Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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A A 1-mwpvw. w , man,- L L O R C S E., H T Editor-in-ChieF Wesley Ward Associate Editor - Walter Ethier Business Manager Bernice Leutenegger SCROLL ANNUAL l 9 3 14 VOLUME TWENTY PUBUSHED BY THE STUDENTS OF WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN BACKWARD CASUALTIES OF THE WORLD WAR ALLIES United States Great Britain France Russia Italy and Others Total CENTRAL POWERS Germany Austria Turkey Bulgaria Total Grand Total KNOWN WOUNDED PRISONERS DEAD 107,284 807,451 1,427,800 2,762,064 1,553,620 6,658,219 1,611,104 911,000 436,924 101,224 3,060,252 9,718,471 191,000 2,059,134 3,044,000 4,950,000 1,512,000 11,756,134 3,783,143 3,000,000 407,772 152,399 7,343,314 19,099,448 0r MISSING 4,912 64,907 453,500 2,500,000 1,575,000 4,598,319 772,522 443,000 103,731 10,825 1,330,078 5,928,397 COST OF THE WORLD WAR $186,3 33,637,097 67,102,552,560 36,760,000,000 45,000,000,000 Total Direct Cost Capitalized Value of Huma11 L118 Property Losses Production Losses War Relief Loss to Neutrals Total Cost of War 1,000,000,000 1,750,000,000 $3 37,946,189,657 FORWARD Billions of gold; acres of dead! What are we to do about it? Obviously, the peace and safety of future generations must be insured. How? Simply by teaching youth the truth about war. Sometimes education is called a search for truth: again it is defined as a means to enable men to live together in harmony. Modern high school education must be both. Curricular work must make youths hate war for its horror, its inhumanity. 'Extrazcurrir cular activities must develop intensive interests in peacertime pursuits. Back of these two influences Will be a third, the faculty, guiding with wisdom and Vision the impressionistic youth. . If in this way the school teaches students to hate war and love peace, we may rest assured that those students as citizens will never be sacrificed to the cupidity of profiteers and the vanity of politicians; and if this ideal is ever to become a reality, we, as students, must bear ever in our hearts the last ringing challenge of our Alma Mater: iiThe seas of life are turbulent, but the wheel of the ship of fate is in your hands. Plot your course accurately; follow your compass faithfully. Beware the reef of shallow selfishness; let your vessel not be swerved by wind or wave. With your goal, the placid harbor of peace, take your stand firmly, back to the shoals, face to the starselooking forwardV CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIE ATHLETIC GLIMPSE Peace Flourishes where reason rules calm light of peace on a place of learning is the assurance of an enlightened future Education a preparation for the higher planes of happiness and peace of tomorrow . ? amiss 3 l 2 i r1: All quiet without, all busy within, and over all a clear sky-surely here is peace the symbol of progress and peace, waves serenely over the beautiful envirow ment of VVashington High ; x ?;ng , vixkx 363$ :xSS: . ADMI NISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ALICE HILDA ANDREWS BEAR Commercial BANGNUIETER Commercial Lost and Found; Commercial Locker Keys. Scroll Weekly and Scroll Annual. EDWARD RALPH BERG BLAIR Manual Arts LISLE Commercial G r 0 u P Chairman; BLACKBOURN School Treasurer. Physical Education Football: Wrestling; Boxing: Basketball. Cafeteria Manager. MARGUERITE ALMA BLEYER BOUNDEY Commercial JOSEPH English BORIFF Junior Dramatic So, Science Clay MARION CARRIE BRENCKLE BROWN English SYLVIA Commercial Alphanea Literary BROOKS SOCIEty' Senior Office Clerk. HARRY WALTER BROWN CANDY Mathematics ELROY Mathematics BRUNS Philomathea Literary Commercial SOClety' Cafeteria; S c r 011 Cashler. REBECCA GUY CHASE COOK Art LORETTO Mathematics CLARKE S c h o 01 Cashier; English Ushers. Pagr' Sixlr'r'n SCROLL: LILLARD CULVER - - - BYRON VlcerPrmCIpal DERRWALDT Commercial G r 0 u p Chairman; SClence Scroll A r1 n u 3'1 ; Swimmino. School Entertainr b ment. HARVEY DRAKE ROBERT Science A G r o u p Chairman; ERDM N Physics Club. Music Orchestra; Band. ROBERT EWERS HENRIETTA History A1 A Group Chairman; F R LL Football. Household Arts H o m 6 Economics Club. GRACE FINUCANE ARNO Household Arts FROEHLICH H 0 m 6 Economics Club. History Tennis Club. ROLLIN GETTLE EDNA Science Athletic Field Com, GOEDEN mittee; Football. English Scroll Weekly. WALDEMAR GROTH ALICE German GUTSCH Lincoln Literary So, A ciety; B o y s . Emr rt ployment D e p a r t , ment. : 1934 KENNETH DEWEY Speech State Debate; Forl ensics. HENRY ERICSON Mathematics Manager of Atlv letics. ADELE FALK Spanish Girls Club, Junior Division; Golf Club. CARL GAENSSLE Latin, German HELEN GREEN English Advisement Chair man; Student Counr cil. JOHN HAGBERG Mathematics Spanish Club. Page Seventeen ADMINISTRATION HAZEL STANLEY HAN DT HANKS EARL H HANEY lstory Philomathea Liter, . Football; Basketball. ary Society. Mathematlcs Latin Matinee Dance Committee; Treasurr er of Entertainment Fund. RUTH NELLIE HARDAKER HAVENS History HIROUSER Physical Education Alphanea L i t e rary Wahiat. Society. English Scroll VJeekly. HAZEL 3 CHARLES HEALY . HOLBROOK English ?IIIKEgIlq-Ilg: Science Entertainment Com, . . Nature Study Club. mittee. Physmal Educatlon Track; Cross Coum try. MADGE H. GUDWIN HOUGHTON JOHNSON - EMILY . Engllsh HUTTER Latln Alphanea Literary . Latin Club. Society. Jumor Office Clerk. ORMA IDA KEUPER KUEHNAST English KLLAIngEIEIIEIER German Newsboys Club. Welfare Work MAY HERBERT LEETE LOSSE Commercial Science Girls Club, Sopho' School Bookkeeper; more Division. Jewelry Sales Man! ager. Faye Iiiylltmn SCROLL: EDITHE ' ALLISON MARCKS McCAIN En lish HOWARD g MAULE Alphanea Literary G r 0 u p Chairman; Society. SPEECh Student Council. State Debate: Forenr sics. Mathematics JOHY HARRISON MCCUTCHEON MEYER S . DONALD S . CICDCC MEREEN ClCHCC . C 1d L 1 , Football Manual Arts te: unc1 Coun Stage Crew: Camv era Club;;Scroll Weekly'and Anr nual. MARGUERITE KARL MICHI MILLER Commercial ' Science Girls, Club, Junior , Biology Chairman; Division. ercxal Nature Study Club; ub; Scroll Student Council. CAROLINE CLARA MURPHY NAPPE English iSEEQY Commercial Group Chairman. Girls Club, Senior French Division. French Club. HARRY ELLA O NEIL PHELPS . HASSO E l'h EnghSh PESTALOZZI , ng ls Entertamment Comr Science mittee; Girls, Club, C h e m i s t r y Club; Semor D1v1510n. Business Manager of Band. LORRAINE VALERIA POLLWORTH PREMO Art . ANNA Commercial PORTER Scroll Annual. Mathematics Girls, Club, Senior Division. :1934 Page Nineteen ADMINISTRATION EVELYN PURDY History L i n c o I n Literary Society. MARIAN SCANLAN English Philomathea Literr ary Society. MILTON SEEFELD Manual Arts FRED SMITH Music META RAAS CH Commercial Assembly and In; firmary Monitors; Service Key Com! mittee. ELDON SCHNELLER English Scroll Annual. CLIFFORD SEIFERT Ofiice Practice Bookstore; Used Book Exchange. LILLIE SPIERING LEILA ROSENFELD English Scroll Annual. LUCY SCHOENIG Commercial BERTHA SENTI German, Spanish German Club. LAUREN SPRAGUE Manual Arts Glee Club. Bicycle Club; Ticket History Reservations; FootI Athletic Committee. ball. X. INEZ MARGARET STROHM THOMPSON English RUTH English SUGDEN . . meoln therary 50' Commercial ciety; Forensics. Washington Players. CHARLES WILLIAM WHITE WOODS History BiggggL Commercial Manual Arts Custodian of Ath! letic Equipment. Bookstore. Pugr Tt'wnmy SCROLL: ADMINISTRATION NORMA ILMA ZARTNER ZINNS Library English Scroll Weekly. THE TEACHER'S CREED I BELIEVE in BOYS and GIRLS, the men and women of a great tomorrow; that what soever the boy soweth, the man shall reap. I BELIEVE in the curse of ignorance; in the efIicacy of schools; in the dignity of teaching; and in the joy of serving others. I BELIEVE in wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of printed books; in lessons taught not so much by precept as by BXs ample; in ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the head; in everything that makes life large and lovely. I BELIEVE in beauty in the school room, in the home, in daily life and out of doors. I BELIEVE in laughter; in love; in faith; in all the ideals and distant hopes that lure us on. I BE LIEVE that every hour of every day we receive a just reward for all we are and all we do. I BELIEVE in the present and its opportunities; in the future and its promises; and in the divine joy of living. Edwin Osgood Grover. Page Trwenty-onc mmmw.hvj . GRAD UATES F HARVEV SCHAEFI Presiden SEPTEMBER I933 REPORT CARD ENVELOPE Namefaimxalzrfydhflh. ..-. .--..... R00m.--3;l.5:. Row..-,l ..... Seat.-Z.-.-.... USE THS ENFJZLSIL, 7:; mmsm w 3,2? ggpom CARD 1 ?HARLOTTE BRAZY Treasurer Page Twenty-fiwe SEPTEMBER I933 CLASS HARVEY ARLENE ESTHER CHARLOTTE SCHAEFER MOREY DUELL BRAZY President VicerPresident Secretary Tj'easuyey GOOD CITIZENIS CREED I am a citizen of America and an heir to all her greatness and renown. The health and happiness of my own body depend upon each muscle and nerve and drop of blood doing its work in its place. 7'6 2- So the health and happiness of my country 1M depend upon each citizen doing his work in his place. I will not fill any post or pursue any business where I can live upon my fellow citizens Without doing them useful service in return, for I plainly see that this must bring suHerz ing and want to some of them. I will do nothing to desecrate the soil of America or pollute her air or degrade her children, my brothers and sisters. I will try to make her cities beautiful and her citizens healthy and happy, so that she may be a desired home for myself now and for her children in days to come. Page Twenty-jivve SEPTEMBER I933 CLASS JOYCE ESTHER BOOTH DU ELL Chemistry Club; Jun! CHARLOTTE Girls Club; ' Class ior Dramatic Society; BRAZY Secretary. Nature Study Club. Lincoln; Girls Club; Nature Study Club; Class Treasurer. D JOHN GEEK; HOEHL French Club: Student $??jEBPEI-IIK 3:211 Weekly; Wres' Service. ARLENE WILLIAM MUENCH W G. a MOREY . MARTIN . O 1rls Club; Spanlsh MUELLER Phys1cs Club; Ger, ' , Cl b. Club. Class Vlce Newsboys, Club; man u Premdent. Football; Swimming. GERTRUDE JASPER NEBELUNG ROBERT RADOCHA W a h i a t : Spanish NORTON Boys' Athletic Asso' Club: Student Servr ciation' F 0 o t b all - - Camera Club; Nature 1ce. Study Club; Swimr Track. ming. HARVEY SCHAEFER Iggggggg . . NORMAN Boys Athletlc A550, , ciation; Class Presir SCHLINSOCK B'OYS Athletxc A550 . . Clation; Newsboysa Boys Athletlc Asso Club. ciation; Newsboy5 Club. CECELIA JOHN C G. fig??? OTTILIE SSSITTI 11 s ,u , anat. STOIBER Cross Gunny. Girls Club; Wahiat. Pllgt' Trwvnty-six SCROLL : CARL EHLERT President Gift Erwin VVindward Ruth Dittmer Hilding Rybeck Lois Clemens Robert Sharp Program Dorothy Georg Lorraine Thiedt Frederic Mielke National Honor Elaine Coapman Lois Clemens Rachel Edelstein Dorothy Georg Evelyn Steltz FEBRUARY I934 CLASS ELAINE COAPMAN Secretary RUTH THOMAS Vice'President CLASS COMMITTEES Scroll Raymond Kostlan Harold Rutkus Myrla Rich Ruth Thomas Herbert Dunning Rachel Edelstein Motto Deeds, not wordsH Colors Blue and Silver F lower Rose FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Ella Phelps Mr. William Woods CLASS HONORS Service Keys Irene Kegel Hugo Meier Evelyn Steltz Ruth Thomas Lois Clemens Margaret Schmithals Irene Kegel Ruth Thomas Pearl Austin Valedictorian Dorothy Georg EVELYN STELTZ Treasurer Decorating Evelyn Steltz Marjorie Heinmiller Elinor Bornheimer Clarence Becker Virginia Park Motto, Colors, Flower Viola Knatz Allan Loebel Joseph Wig Mrs. Edithe Marcks Mr. Karl Miller Quill and Scroll Violet Bucholz Ruth Thomas Dorothy Georg Lois Clemens Hugo Meier Dorothy Voss Irene Kegel Salutatom'cm Ada Hacker Page Twenty-sm'en FEBRUARY I934 CLASS KENNETH JANE ALLSCHWANG ARCHER Cross C 0 u n t r y ; HELEN Student Service, T r a c k ; Intramural ANTROSS Board. French Club; Wahir at; Nature Study Club. PEARL GERALDINE AUSTIN BASSLER Alphanea, 2nd Vicer EDWIN Scroll Weekly; Typ' President, 4: Wash BAERMANN ing Editor: Girlg ington Players: Stu' Wrestling: News, Club. dent Service. boys,a Club: Football. MARGARET DOROTHY BAUMANN BECKER CLARENCE BECKER Football: T r a c k: Wrestling. EDWARD GEORGE BECKER BERG Newsboys, C 1 u b : FRANCES Newsboys, Club. Boys5 Athletic A550, BEHRENS ciation: Cross Counr Student Service: Latr try. in Club: C a 1:1 6 r a Club. WALTER DORIS BERNDT BOOZ B 0 y s ' G 1 e e Club; RUTH VVahiat: Girls, Club. Boys Quartette. BLANKENHAHN Tennis Club: GirlsC Club. HARRIET ELINOR BORNHEIMER AI 1 BROWg 1 . C . -, BERNICE pmnea: 1r 5 ftrzergylf Calltbb Wilhl BOYNTON Club: Student Serw S t u d e n c Service: 1ce. Philomathea; GirlsC Club. Pagr' T-u'mlty-Pigllt SCROLL : LUTHER LORAINE BRUEGGEMAN BURKHARDT Student Service. VIOLET Girls4 Club; Wahiat BUCHHOLZ Scroll Annual, Art Editor, 4; Camera Club; Girls, Club. MARION BOYD BURT CANNIFF Tennis Club4 Girls' VERNA Football; Basketball; . - , , BUTZER Newsboyss Club. Club, Jumor Dra Alphanea; G 1' r15 , Club, President, 4; German Club. matic Society. ELAINE LEON COAPMAN CHETEK . LOIS Phllomathea; Interr lirixrlfergnsgco 3:: CLEMENS society? 4; Anqual, Club. Philomathea: Scroll ergafrillzatlon Edltor, Weekly, Headline 44 n rmary. Editor, 4; Infirmary. RUTH JESSIE CORWIN DANN Girls4 Club. EDWARD Philomathea; DANAHER dent Service. Swimming; Usher; Boys, Athletic Assor ciation. MARGARET RUTH DESHUR DITTMER Spanish Club, Secrer 11331156115 Philomathea; Girlsa tary and Treasurer, . Club; Student 86er 4; Camera Club;G1r15a Club, Secrer ice. Wahiat. tary, 4; Wahiat, Seer retary, 4; Camera Club. GWENETH MILTON DOLPHIN DROTT Girlsa CIUb; Wahiat. HELEN Physics Club: Chem, DRAVES istry Club; German Girls3 Club. Club. --- l934 Page Travmztyvnine FEBRUARY I934 CLASS HERBERT LORRAINE DUNNING EGGERT Chemistry C1 u b , RACHEL Girls Club. President, 4; Waslv EDELSTEIN mgton Players; Phil' Lincoln, Intersociety, omathea, Sgt at ' 4; State D e b a t e : arms, 3- Girls? Club. CARL GRANT EHLERT EMERSON Football; Basketball; ALICE Tennis Club; Swim, Senior Class Presil ELKERT ming. dent, 4- Girls' Club, Wahiat; Camera Club. IRENE RONALD ERBSTOESZER FATH BERNICE Newsboys, C 1 u b ; W h. - C E: agit:?r 51:31:52 FABER S t u d e n t Se'rvice; Girls' Club. Girls' Club: Nature Student COUDCII' Study Club; Student Service. PAUL ROBERT FERGUSON FRANZ Track: Boys Athr CASPER Boys. Athletic A550 letic Association. FINK ciation; Newsboys, Swimming; B 0 y s Club; Golf Club. Athletic Association: Student Service. GERALD SOL FRECKMANN GELLMAN Football; Track. CHARLES . - Phllomathea; Stu, GELHAAR dent Service. Football; Wrestling; Newsboys5 Club. DOROTHY SARA GEORG GOLDMAN Annual, Organiza! ROBERT S t u d e n t Service; tion Editor, 4: Girls GETTELMAN Spanish Club, Presi' Club, President, 3: Boys, Athletic Asso' dent, 41 JUDiOY Dra' Alphanea. ciation. matic Society. Pagr' Thirty SCROLL :. LEONARD RALPH GORENSTEIN GREEN Boys, Athletic A530, ELEANOR Chemistry Club: Gerr ciation; F o 0 t b a 11 GRAF man Club, Sergeant Manager, 3: 4- S t u d e n t Service; atIArms, 4; BOYS, German Club. Athletic Asociation. SYLVIA FRED GREENBERG GREENE French Club; Linl LEONA Spanish Club: Phy' coln; Girls, Club. GREENBLATT Sics Club: S e n i 0 r Girls Club; French Band. Club. DELL FRED GREHN GROTELUESI Philomathea; Footr FRED CHEN ball; Boys, Athletic GRIMM Boys Athletic A550, Association. ciation: Newsboys Club: P11 ysics Club. EDWIN WALTER HAACK HAGEN HOWARD Chemistry C1 u b ; HAAS Track; Football. Boys Athletic Asso' ciation; Swimming; Student Service. WILLARD AMES HAHN HARRINGTON State F o r e n s i c 5 ; GENEVIEVE Football; Boys Atlv Chemistry Club; HANSEN letic Association, Student Service. Spanish Club, Vice, VicelPresident, 3. President, 4; AlphaI nea, Treasurer, 4: Girls Club. JOHN JOHN HAVEY HEIDENREICH Boys Athletic A550, ADA ciation. HECKER Lincoln: Junior Dral matic Society; Girk Club. FEBRUARY I934 CLASS -'- ' l934 Page leirty-ane FEBRUARY I934 CLASS ERNA HEIN Girls5 Club; Camera MARJORIE Club. HEINMILLER JOHN HINICKLE Track; Boys Athletic Association; Physics Philomathea; Wash, Club. ington Players; Stu' dent Service. MARVIN HINSTORFF AGNES HOAN ROBERT HOFEM Tennis Club; Physics Club; Boys, Athletic Chemistry C 1 u b : Association. German Club; Girls Club. ANN HOFMEISTER German Club, HELEN HOLLATZ Girls Club. PHILLIP JACOBSON L i n c 01 n , Sgtxatr ELEANOR Arms, 2: C a m e r a JAMBOR Club, Vice'Pres., 4; Senior Band. Glee Club. LUCILLE KAPKE Girls Club: Scro'l IRENE W e 6 k1 y : Nature KEGEL Study Club German Club, Vice President, 4: Scroll Weekly: Girls Club. BESSIE KLABOUCH Wahiat: GirK Club GLADYS KLEINMANN Girls, Club. Pngr Thirlyglrwu SEYMOUR HORWITZ Lincoln; Tennis Club; Captain of Tennis Team, 2. INZA JOHANNES Washington Players, V i c e , President, 4; Philomathea, Interr society, 4; G 1' r1 5 ' Club. RUTH KISER Girls, Club. VIOLA KNATZ Alphanea: Girls Club: Student Servr ice. SCROLL: RAYMOND MILDRED KOSTLAN KRAUSE Boys, Athletic Asso' DELPHINE German Club; Span! ciation; Newsboys, KOZLOWICZ ish Club; Girlsf Club. Club; Cross Country. G o 1 f C1 11 b , Vice President, 3; Girls Club. BETTY JANE RUDOLPH KRUEGER KUBESH Girls, Club. DANIEL Nestoys Club. KRUEGER Camera Club, Ser' geantzatrA r m s , 4; Lincoln; Swimming. RUTH VIOLA KUNZ LEPLE Girls, Club; Camera ARTHUR Student Service. Club; Chemistry LAUBACH Club. Newsboysa C 1 u b ; Boys Athletic Asso' ciation. JACK ALAN LERMAN LOEBEL Lincoln; Football; RUTH Lin col 11; Track; B-oy's, Athletic Asso' LIVES Boyg Athletic Assor Clatlon- Girls, Club; Spanish ciation. Club. CARL GARNET LOOS r LUDERUS Football; Boys Ath' RICHARD Wahiat. letic Association; LOSSE Wrestling. Newsboys, Club. WALTER RL LUEBKE ngHER C h e. m i s t r y Club; RAYMOND Physics Club. Physms Club. LUSTY Nature Study Club; Track; Boys, Athr letic Association. FEBRUARY I934 ---I931-l- Page Thirty-tlzrrr FEBRUARY I934 CLASS MADGE MARGUERITE MacFARLAND MASSINO French Club; Camera LENNARD A 1 p h a n e a; Scroll Club; Student Serv' MCCABE Weekly: S t u d e n t 1ce. Swimming. Service. HUGO FREDERIC MEIER MIELKE Scroll Weekly, ASSOI BOB Alphanea; B 0 y s ciate Editor, 4; Sent MERKEL Athletic Association. ior Orchestra. Boys3 Athletic Asso' ciation; Physics Club. ALICE CHARITY MILBRANDT MITCHELL Girls Club, Presir WALTER Wahiat; Junior Drar dent, 2; S t u d e n t MILFRED matic Society. Council. JEWEL HARLOW MUTH NORTON Camera Club; Girw BETTY Nature Study Club. Club. NAUERTZ Girls' Club. JESS GEORGIA NOURSE THELMA PAASCH Swimmjng; N e w s , PAALU gt 111 dCelnbt Service; b oys CIUb; Chemr Camera Club; Girls 1rs u ' iStFY CIUb- Club; Student Serv' 1C8. VIRGINIA RUTH PARK 0 O E PETERSON S t U d C 11 t Service; THE D R Wahiat; Girls Club. French Club; Golf PARKER Club. B o y s , Glee Club; Boys Athletic Assoz ciation. Page leirty-faur SCROLL: FREDDA ROBERT PETRANOWSKY RAASCH Girls, Club; Wahiat; JAMES Boys, Athletic ASSO' Spanish Club. PFANNERSTILL ciation, Secretary, 4; Cross 0 0 u n t r Y; Swimming; Football. Track; Swim min g. MARIE DOROTHY RAHN REISENER German Club; Stu' FRAN S t u d e n t Council; dent Service; Girls, REICHERT Camera Club. Club. Football; Track; Boys Athletic ASSO' ciation. RUTH EDWARD RETTLER RIEBE Girls. Club, Treasuv MYRLA er, 4; Student SerV' RICH ice. Washington Players; Philomathea; Junior Dramatic S o ciety, VicerPresident, 2. DONALD ABE RITZKE RUDBERG Scroll Annual. CARROLL N e w s b 0 y 5 Club; RONGE Football; Boys, Ath' A 1 p h a n e a; Scroll letic Association. Weekly. HAROLD BESSIE RUTKUS SADOWSKY S t u d e n t Service; HILDING Girls3 Club. Washington Players.; RYBECK Spanlsh Chlb, Presy Football; Swimming; dent, 4' Nature Study Club. LORRAINE SANDERS LORETTA SCHIEWITZ G i r 1 s Club; Golf HAZEL Wahiat Club; Wahiat. SAVADIL Golf Club; Wahiat; Latin Club. $l934 Page leirty-five FEBRUARY I934 CLASS EVELYN VIRGINIA SCHMIDT SCHRANZ MARGARET Girls, Club; Junior SCHMITHALS Dramatic Society. Nature Study Club, Secretary, 3; Chem, istry Club, Secretary, 3; German Club. CATHERINE HOWARD SCHRAUFNAGEL SCHULTZ Wahiat; Golf Club; JAMES Boys, Athletic ASSO' Tennis Club. SCHROEDER ciation; Football. Physics Club, Coun' cil Representative, 4; Washington Players; Student Service. JOE RAYMOND SCHWARTZ SENFT Camera Club. BERNICE SEISER Girls Club. ROBERT THOMAS SHARP WILKE Cheerleader; Alpha! WALTER Newsboys Club; ma; Boys Athletic SHORT Boys' Athletic A550! Association. Boys Athletic Asso' c1at10n. ciation; Physics Club; Nature Study Club. OLIVE EVELYN STARKE STELTZ G i r 1 5 Glee Club' ALLISON Girls Club, Treasur' Camera Club; Girls: STARRINE er, 4; Senior Class Club. Newsboysq C1 u b ; Treasurer, 4; Library. Physics Club. JOAN GRACE STEWART STRONG S t u d e n t Service; DSOTRROATUIEY Girls' CIUb' T ' Cl b;W h' . enms u 21 mt Alphanea; Girls Club; Student SerVr ICC. Paar Thirtysix SCROLL: JOHN STUTT Boysq Glee Club; A1, STARKIE phanca; G e r m a n SWENSON Club. letic Association. ELLEN TETZLAFF Tennis Club; Girls RUTH Club. THOMAS Washington Players, Secretary, 4; Alpha, nea, Secretary, 3; Inr firmary, Supt, 4. LEONA TIPPNER S t u d e n t Service; MARIE Tennis Club; Wahiat. TOWLE Wahiat, Secretary, 2; Girls, Club; Physics Club. DOROTHY VOSS Scroll Annual, Treas' BLANCHE urer, 4; S c r 011 WEBER Weekly, Treasurer, Girls Club; Wahiat. 3, 4; Girls, Club. JACK mnnss JOSEPH WIG Junior Class Presiz dent; Student Counr cil; Student Service. CHARLES WILEY Chemistry C1 u b ; CLARA B035 Athletic Asso' WILGING ciation; Latin Club. Girls. Club; Student Service. ---l93l+ Swimming; C r 0 s 5 Country; Boysa Ath RALPH TELLIER Boys; Athletic Asso' ciation. EDYTHE THOMPSON Junior Dramatic So; Ciety; Girls, Club; French Club. EVELYN VOLKE Girlsw Club; Wahiat; Advisement Monitor. DOROTHY WEGEWITZ Tennis Club; Girls Club; Wahiat. HARRY WILCOX 50ys, Athletic ASSO' iation; B o xiin g ; Jewsboys Club. WILLIAM SLATER Cross Country; Boys Athletic Association. Page Tizirty-xeven FEBRUARY I934 CLASS DOLORES JUNE WILLIAMSON WOLF Girls Club; Student BERNICE Girls5 Club; Student Service. WODSEDALEK Service. Tennis Club; WahiI at; Girls, Club. CHARLES DOROTHY YONTS ZAJICHECK Washington Players; MILDRED Wahiat; Girls, Club; French Club, SerI ZAHN Student Service. geantIatIArms, 4- Student Service. JOHN EUGENE ZANDI ZINSER Boys, Athletic ASSOI Football; Track, CapI ciation; Physics Club. tain, 4; Usher. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM PROCESSIONALIHPomp and Circumstancy I I CLAss OF FEBRUARY, 1934 DUET: PIANO AND ORGAN-JConcerto in D MajoH I ADA HECKER, LUTHER BRUEGGEMAN ADDRESSIgtAdapting Onds Self to a Social Changing Ordef MAYOR DANIEL W. HOAN VOCAL SOLOII Bird of Love Divineaa I I I HayanWood ELINOR BORNHEIMER PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Carl Ehlert VALEDICTORY I Dorothy Georg SONGSI V1'k1'ng Song55 Coleridge Taylor Barcar01leH I Offenbach PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS MR. PAUL B. CLEMENS Ass,t Supt. of Schools ORGAN RECESSIONALIHTriumphal MarchIUAxid'J 5 I I I Verdi MR. FRED G. SMITH SCROLL : Page Thirty-cigllt JUNE I934 CLASS x WILLIAM WARREN MARJORIE ARNELLA JOHN KONRAD HERRMANN VAN ROO KLUG GEORGE President VicerPTesident Secretary Treasure? ScrgeantratrAva CLASS COMMITTEES Gift Motto, Colors, Flower Scroll Robert Oberwetter Edithjane Walker Ray Ziegler Janet Roegge Alice Hoffman Virginia Madson Walter Ingerman Lois Roegge Howard Glinberg Richard Johnson Karl Youngbeck Robert Kuemmerlein Class Day Social Barbara Smith Loretta Murphy Janet Brown Publicity Robert Boettcher Jayn Thomas Decorating Bernice Leutenegger Fannie Engle Ruth Molter James Neidhoefer Pearl Larson Lorenz Frankfurth Mildred Murr Joy Hartmann William Wright Lois Graf Warren Broker Viola Zupan Wilbur Rice Duane Kime John Steiner Warren Herrmann Harry Karp Bernice LoefHer Gertrude Pieper FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Waldemar Groth Mr. Hasso Pestalozzi Miss May Leete Miss Evelyn Purdy CLASS HONORS National Honors Quill and Scroll Lorraine Zabel William Konrad Kenneth Marx Margaret Magritz Loretta Murphy James Neidhoefer Wesley Ward Jeanette Ingraham Harry Polland Ermgarde Kaddatz Duane Kime La Verne Burhenne Janet Brown La Verne Burhenne Ruth Laatch Genevieve Chenow Duane Kime Edithjane W'alker John Foley Gordon Zajichek John Foley Jeanette Ingraham Sarah Cohen Louise Friedland Enola Brandt Robert Oberwetter H P 11 d G t d M 11 Ray Ziegler Warren Herrmann arry 0.2m er ru 6 ue er Mary Melxner Karl Youngbeck Joe Taxman Allen Thurwachter . . . . John George Virginia Madson W1111am erght Martha Enghsh Harold Krueger Ralph Boswell Harold Krueger Kenneth Buerger Arnella Klug Willigm Wright Valedictorian ' Janet Doll Bernlce Loeffler Enola Brandt Wesley Ward Florence Zoesch Ruth Ekart Mary Meixner Salutatorian Bernice Leutenegger La Verne Burhenne $1934 Page Thirty-nine JUNE I934 CLASS JOSEPH KENNETH ALBERT ALWIN Newsboys C l u b ; WILLIAM German Club; Phys, Football. ALBRECHT ics Club. Physics Club. NORMAN BERNICE AMRHEIN ANDRAE Scroll Weekl , Circu' BLANCHE Girls Club' Student Iation Managyer, 3, 4; ANACKER , Newsboysi ClUb; Stu' Nature Study Club, dent SCYVICQ. VicerPresident, 3; Girls? Club; Physics Club. Service. DORIS ELSIE ANDREWS ANTOLIC JAMES Girls' Club; Latin ANGOVE Club; German Club. Camera Ciub: News' boys, Club. WALTER DOROTHY ARGRAVES ARNOLD Physics Club; Chemr c??g?LrgTE Girls Club; Home lstry Club. Economics Club. Washington Players, Secretary, 4; PhilO' mathea; Latin Club, Secretary, 3. JOHN HANS ARPE BARBIAN NeWSboys C l u b ; iggflljgg T r 21f k ; Football; Basketball; Football. Boys Athletlc A550, Girls Glee Club: Alr ciation. phanea; Girls Club. LUCILLE DOLORES BARKOW BECK . KATHERINE H o m 6 Economics BARYLSKI Club. GirH Ciub. Paw Forty SCROLL-L- MAXINE VIOLETTE BECK BEHLING Lincoln; C a m e r a LEROY Girls, Club; Student Club; Iniqrmary, Stu, BEECK' ' Service. dent Council Repre' Golf Club; Tenms sentative, 4. Club. DOROTHY ROBERT BEHNKE BENTZ German Club; Girlsg RUTH Cross Country. Club: Wahiat. BELLACK German Club; Girls5 Club; Lincoln. GEORGE RUTH BERNER BEYER Camera Club; Golf ELEANOR German Club. Club; Tennis Club, BERNHAGEN Student Council Rep resentative, 4. DAN WILLIAM BICKEL BIRDSALL Boys Athletic Asso' LOUISE ciation; Physics Club. BIEDERMAN VICTOR BISCHOFF Newsboys! Club. ALFRED BLASCHKE Physics Club; News, boys, Club; Boys Athletic Association. KARL ROBERT BOEHMER BOETTCHER Physics Club: News' LORRAINE Stage Crew, Electrir boys Club: Boys BOETTCHER cian, 4; Camera Club, Athletic Association. Girls Club. Secrgtary , Treasurer: W Physms Club. --I934 Page Forly-onp JUNE I934 CLASS GLADYS BOHLMAN Wahiat; Tennis Club. PEARL BORNFLETH French Club, Secre' tary, 4; Girls, Club; Wahiat. RUTH BOSSMAN Girls' Club; Latin Club; Wahiat. ENOLA BRANDT S t u d e n t Council, President, 4: Phi10r mathea; Scroll Weekr 1y, Feature Editor, 3. ROBERT BROPHY Boys4 Athletic A550, ciation: Wrestling; Football. LAVERNE BROWNRIGG Band: Home ECOI nomics Club. Page Forty-trwo ROBERT BOLLMANN Lincoln. LOUIS BOHN Boys4 Athletic A550! ciation. WILLIAM BORNFLETH ROBERT Golf Club, Vicer BORNFLETH President; Boysa Ath' Senior Band; Golf letic Association. C 1 u b ; Newsboys4 Club, Treasurer, 2, President, 3. WILLIAM BRAND RALPH N e W s b o y s, Club, BOSWELL Treasurer, 3, 4; Ger man Club; Boys, Stage Arts Club;Ath1t. A .t' . Stage Crew, Manar 31C SSOCla lon ger, 3, 4, President, 3, 4. WARREN BROKER Junior Dramatic SO' JCID3iFhlilIIiDIIIgIE ciety; Washington Players: G e r m a n Alphanea: F r e n c h Club. Club: Latin Club. JANET BROWN MARION Philomathea; Student BROSS Council, Secretary, 4; State Debate, Capr Girls, Club. min, 4, VERNA BRUNS Student Service; DSRRUOJEIEY C h e m is t r y Club; Girls4 Club. Girls4 Club: Scroll Weekly; Student Serl vice. SCROLL: LOUIS KENNETH BRUNT BUERGER Tums cmb;Bow- GERTRUDE Bakahm; ScroH Athletic Association. BUCHALTER XVeekly. Girls4 Club: Spanish Club. DOROTHY JEAN DOROTHY BURGESS BUTZLAFF Girls, Club; French LAVERNE Home Economics Club; Band. BURHENNE Club; Student Servr Alphanea; S c r 011 ice. Weekly, Treasurer, 4; French Club, Presr ident, 4. JUNE GENEVIEVE CARR CHENOW Girls, Club. EILEEN Scroll Weekly, Head CARROLL Bookkeeper; G 1' r 1 5' Chemistry Club; Club; Student Serv' 1ce. Girls4 Club. CAROLINE MEYER CHUDY COHEN Washington Players; JACK Chemistry Club; Stu' Latin Club; Junior CLIFFORD dent Service. Dramatlc Society. Golf Club, Secretary Treasurer, 3, Presil dent, 4; Student Council, 4. SARAH SYLVIA COHEN - COHEN Scroll Weekly, Ally 86811.;ng Alphanea; G 1' r 1 s , mni Editor, 4, Point Club. System Editor, 4; Scroll Annual, PhOr . . . tographer: French Latm Club, meoln. Club; Washington Players. PAUL PEARL COHN JOHN COMDOHR Banda Librarian, 3; COLEMAN Spanish Clpb; Girls, Chemlstry Club, Ser' Latin Club, lst Vicer Club; Wahlat. geantfavArm s, 4; President, 4, Presi' Phy51cs CIUb' dent 4' Lincoln Physics Club. -- l931+ Page Forty-tlzree JUNE I934 CLASS ETHEL MARJORIE CONNELL CROWELL Nature Study Club; JANE Girlsw Club; Wahjat. Student Service; War COX hiat. Girls Club; Camera Club; Golf Club. DANIEL GERTRUDE CURTIN CURTISS Washington Players; JEREMIAH Girls, Club; Physics Philomathea; Physics CURTIN Club. Chlb' Physics Club; News' boys, Club. CHARLES ALBERT DALTON DASSLER Washington Players, MAXINE Newsboys, Club. SergeantlatrArms, 4; DANNENFELSER Eggglsglucglub; News; Junior Dramatic So, ciety, Treasurer, 3; Girls, Club; Physics Club. EDITH SYLVESTER DAVIES DLOUHY Alphanea; G 1' r1 5 RALPH Physics Club; Student Clubz Secretary, 3; DEUSTER Segvice; B.oy'5' Ath' Physms Club. Newsboys Club; Stu, letlc Assoc1at10n. dent Service. JANET BEULAH DOLL DREYER French Club, Presi' KENNETH Alphanea; German dent, 4; Student DRAEGER Club: Junior Dram Council Representa' . atic Society. tive, 4; Philomathea. Tenms ClUb9 News' boys' Club; Student Service. FREDERICK OLIVE DROEGKAMP EASTBERG Physics Club: .pr5 RUSSELL Lincoln; Girls Club: Athletic Assocmtlon; DURFEE H 0 m c Economics Football. Track. Club. Page Forty-four SCROLL: ANITA EBERL RUTH Nature Study Club, VicerPresident, 4; ECKART IRVING EDER Lincoln, Sergeantrat' Arms, 3; Golf Club; Girls Club, Treas' Philomathea, Ambas' Band. urer, 3'; Alphanea. sador, 4; Latin Club; Library. SAMUEL ENGEL FANNIE ENGLE Lincoln: G e r m a n Club; Girls5 Club. MIRIAM EPSTEIN Physics Club; French JUNE Club; Girls3 Club. ERNST Washington Players; Alphanea; G 1' r 1 s Club. EARL EVENSON B a n d ; Chemistry MARIE Club; Physics Club. FISCHER Girls, Club; Tennis Club. MA RION FITZLAFF MARGARET FLACH Girls, Club; Nature Study Club; Camera Club. JOHN FOLEY Philomathea; Wash' LORENZ geantratrA r m s , 3 , MARTHA ENGLISH Philomathea; Scroll Weekly, Literary Ed! itor, 4; Girls, Club. MILDRED ESKIN Girls Club. LOUIS FISHKIN FRANK FLORYAN Physics Club; Nature Study Club. WALTER FREDRICH 1. t P1 S , Cheerleader; Boys mg on ayers, er FRANKFURTH Athletic Association; Newsboyss Club. President, 4; Golf Tennis Club; Boys, Club. Athletic Association; Swimming. --I93l+ Pagn Forty-five JUNE I934 CLASS LOUISE EILEEN FRIEDLAND GALLAGHER Scroll Annual, Proof RICHARD G. 1 1 1 b Editor, 4; Philomar FROEHLICH m CU ' thea; German Club, 2nd VicerPresident, 4. EUNICE GILBERT GEBLER GEISEL Girls Club; Wahiat, MARIE . GEHRINGER Nestoys Club. Girls, Club. JOHN MARION GEORGE GIMBEL - , MARY S t U d e n '3 COUNCIL GIBSON Junior Dramatic 50' Chemistry Club; 't' G'l' C1 13' Physics Club. Scroll Weekly; Latin Elgail'sh 6125b. U , Club; Spanish Club. MARGARET GLEISSNER HOWARD DoaCIDgSHY 11 w 1 - P '1; Srcnrgthea' 95:5; Cllllllb GLINBERG Girls Club: German ' Club. Junior Dramatic So' ciety, President, 2; Philomathea, 1 s t VicerPresident, 4. ANDREW GOESL Physics Club. RAYMOND LORRAINE GOGGINS GOETHEL Boys Athletic Asso' Girls' Club: German ciation; BOYS Glee Club: Nature Study Club G01f CIUb' Club. HARRIET FRIMETH GOLDAMMER STACIA GORENSTEIN Girls Club; Nature . 1 Study Club; Wahiat. GOLDWYN Glrls Club. Washington Players; Lincoln, 2nd Vice! President, 4; Spanish Club . W ,Wawu I f ?!41;odl .t' Wasuau' Pagr' Farly-Jix SCROLL: LOIS GRAF Student Service; Ger man Club; Philomar HAROLD GRAVES MARION GRAF thea, 3rd VicerPresir Girls, Club. dent, 4. SHIRLEY GREENBERG French Club; Lin! coln; Girls Club. MARGARET GROFF Girls, Club; Student Service. FREDERICK GUSE Physics Club. HERBERT HABEL Football; Boys Athl letic Association. JEROME HAESSLY Tennis Club. DANIEL GREULICH HARRY Boys, Athletic Asso' GREGG ciation; Football; Bas' Boys, Athletic Asso, ketball. ciation; Tennis Club; Golf Club. ROBERT GUMM HAROLD Swimming; N e w s , GRUNEWALD boys, Club; Boyss Chemistry Club' Na, Athletic Association. ture Study Club; Physics Club. EARL HAACKE LUCILLE a Newsboys C 1 u b ; HAACK Scroll Weekly. Girls Club; German Club. EARL HAEGER CHARLOTTE - - meoln; Intersomety: HACKBARTH Scroll Weekly. Philomathea; Girls, Club, VicerPresident, 4; Wahiat. WINIFRED HAMEL HARRY - Phllomathea, 2 n d HALLISCH VicelPresident, 4 ; Camera Club. Wahiat; Scroll An' nual, Assistant Art Editor. Page Forty-sewen JUNE I934 CLASS DOROTHY WINIFRED HARDER HARGRAVES Girls Club; Wahiat; DOROTHY Golf Club. HARDT HENRY ADAM HARTEL HARTUNG JOY Newsboys Club. HARTMANN Scroll Weekly; Or! Chestra; Junior Dram! atic Society. JEAN GEORGE HATCH HAUSMANN Spanish Club; Secrer WILLIAM Physics Club; Chem' tary, Junior Class; HAUBRICH istry Club. meoln. Boys Athletic Asso' ciation. HANLIN MARGARET HAYES HEESCH GOlf CIUb; BOYS, EVELYN Girls Club. Athletic Association; HECHT Basketball. Nature Study Club; Girls Glee Club; German Club. BERNICE ESTHER HEISER HENKE French Club; Girls ENID German Club, Secre' HELLMAN tary, 3; Girls Club. Washington Players; Philomathea; Girlsa Glee Club. HARRY EVELYN HENNING HERZBERG Scroll Annual. WARREN German Club; Girls' HERRMANN Club. Washington Players; Philomathea, Treas' urer, 3, President, 4; Student Service. Pagr Farty-r'iyllt SCROLL : JUNE I934 CLASS HAROLD MOLLIE HETZEL HIMMELREICH N t St d C1 b; BELLE Spanish Club; Girls 0305f Cguyntruy; HIMMELREICH Club; Wahiat. Track. Junior Dramatic So' ciety; Girls5 Club; Wahiat. ETHEL ALICE HINTZ HOFFMAN Junior Dramatic 50, GRACE Philomathea; Girlsa Ciety; Lincoln; Girlsa HINZ Chlb; Wahlat. Club. Gmg Club. DAVID CHARLES HOFFMAN HOYT Nature Study Club; GRACE Tennis Club; Track. Boys, Athletic ASSO' HOLDMANN ciation; Latin Club. Girls, Club; Alphanr ea; VJahiat CARL JOHN HUBBES HUGHES Newsboys C 1 u b ; DOROTHY Boys, Athletic A550! HUENERBEIN ciation. German Club; Girls Club; Student ServI 1C8. WALTER MILTON INGERMAN IRSCH W h. t P1 ; JEANETTE Track, Manager, Phiriiclggcggb;131:f;:r INGRAHAM Cross Country. boys Club. Girls3 Club, Presil dent, 2; Scroll Week, 1y, Advertising Manr ager, 3, 4; Alphanea. OLIVER GEORGE JACOBI JALLAS . . ANE Camera Club: Gerl ghzgc: b61131: Club, JAHNKE man Club: Band, Orr chestra; Librarian 2, Wahlat; Nature 4 , Study Club. --1934 Page Forty-nine JUNE I934 CLASS JOHN JANSCHITZ RAYMON D IERSCHECK . FERN J Newsboys Club. JENSEN Boys Glee Club; Girls Club. BOYS, Quartet; Stu' dent Service. GLADYS JOHNS WALTER OHNSON Lincoln; Girls, Club; RICHARD J Student Service. JOHNSON Physms Club; Boyss Nature Study Club. Athletic Association. Physics Club; Chemr istry Club. WILLIAM JOHNSTON FREDA Y Physms Club; Chemr CARL JUR istry Club; Football. JOSEPHSON Wahiat; French Club; Golf Club; Alphanr PhYSiCS Club. ea; Boys Athletic Asociation. ALTA JUSTUS MAY Spanish Club; Girlss ERMGARDE KAMP Club; Wahiat. KADDATZ Lincoln; Junior Drar Student Council; Stus matic Society; Girls' dent Service, Hall Chlb. Monitor Supervisor, 3, 4: Girls Club. ROBERT KANTE BERNICE HARRY KAUFMAN KARP Girls Club; Tennis Scroll Weekly, Assist! CIUb- ant Business Man! a g e r ; Washington PlayerS; S t u d e n t Council. KATHLEEN KEGEL MARGARET O r c h c s t r 21; Girls, ELDERA KELLER Club: Girls Glee KELLER Girls Club. CIUb- Girls Club; Student Service. Paar Fifty SCROLL: LENORE KENT PAUL KESCENOVITZ Newsboysa ball. BONITA KINNEY LOLETA S t u d e n t Service; Girlsa Club. KIRCHNER Study Club. LORRAINE KLOSE Girls; Club; Student R1816??? Service. Newsboys, Club. PAULA KLUG ; . ALFRED Physms Club, Camera KNAPP Club; German Club. MARION KOBS Spanish Club; Girls4 Club. ARLINE KOCH Camera Club; Girls, Glee Club; Club. RICHARD KOCH ALENE KOEHN Latin Club, TreaSI DUANE KIME Washington Players; Scroll Annual, Sport Club; Editor, 4; Track. Tennis Club; Basket! DOROTHY KLEINSTEUBER Philomathea; Chem! istry Club, Secretaryr Girls4 Club; Nature Treasurer, 4; Student Service. ARNELLA KLUG Imarmary; Alphanea, lst VicerPresident, 4; Washington Players, Treasurer, 4. LUCILLE KNUTH Girls4 Club; Wahiat. LORRAINE KOCH Girls4 Club; Home Economics Club. MILDRED KOESTER Camera Club, Sccrc' tary, 4: Wahiat; Girls4 Club. urer, 3, 3rd Vice President, 4: AlphanI ea: Girls4 Club. - -l931-l- Page Fifty--0ne JUNE I934 CLASS RUTH KOKTA 218131.11 e Economics Eggggg Washington Players; Senior Class Presiv dent; Chemistry Club; Philomathea. SARA KRAMSKY Girls, Club; Tennis ALLAN Club. KRASNO French Club; Junior Dramatic Society. MARGARET KRAUSE DOROTHY KREBS Girls Club. RAYMOND KUEBLER BERNHARD KUEHN Scroll Annual, Ph0r tographer; Camera Club, Treasurer, 3, Council Representar tive, 4. DORIS KUGLER . FLORENCE Washmgton Players; Girls Club; Tennis KUHN Club. Girls Club. ALFRED KURTH . MARGARET Phllomathca. KURTZ Tennis Club; Student Service; Scroll Weekly. Pagr I' ifty-th;r; LEONARD KRAMER Physics Club; Lint coln; Band, Drum Major. LUCILLE KRAUS Girls Club; Camera Club; Girls' Glee Club. HAROLD KRUEGER Scroll Annual, Treasurer, 4; Student Council; Student Ser' vice. ROBERT KUEMMERLEIN Alphanea; Physics Club. ENID KULK Scroll Annual; Girlsi Club. RUTH KYNASTON Camera Club; Nature Study Club; . Golf Club. SCROLL: RUTH LAATSCH Stage Crew, Property Mistress; C a m e r a GLADYS LAHL BABETTE Girlsb Club; Student LAFFEY Service. Club, President, 3; Girlsb Club; Nature Scroll Annual. HERMAN LANGER Scroll Weekly, Colr lection Man a g er; Study Club. EDWARD LASSANSKE PEARL . . LARSON Track, Wresamg. PhYSiCS 0111b; Latin Girls, Club; Lincoln, Club. ALLEN LEISTER Newsboysa C1 u b ; Boys, Athletic Asso' ciation. SOL LESHIN CLARENCE LINDAUER Boysb Athletic A550! ciation; Tennis Club. ARTHUR LOCK German Club; Cam! era Club; Nature Study Club. --I93l4 Secretary, 2; lst Vice President, 3, Presil dent, 4. JANET LENTZ ELTON Girlsb Club; French LEISTER Club; Wahiat. Newsboys, C 1 u b ; Physics Club; Boys, Athletic Association. BERNELL LEWITZKE BERNICE Girls, Club; Band; LEUTENEGGER Camera Club. Scroll Annual, Busiz ness Manager, 4; Washington Players; Inbrmary Suoervisor, 4. ROBERT LIPPERT DOROTHY Newsboysb C1 u b ; LINDNER Tennis Club; Track. Girlsb Club; Wahiat; Student Service. BERNICE LOEFFLER JANET Nature Study Club LOEBEL Vice'President, 3, Girlsb Club. President, 4: Girlsb Club: Pbilomathca. JUNE I934 CLASS Page Fifty-tlzree JUNE I934 CLASS HENRY LUEDTKE Philomathea; Physics Club; Student Servr ice. CHARLES MCKEOWN Chemistry Club; Boys, Athletic A550, ciation; Swimming. MARGARET MAGRITZ Scroll Weekly; Wat hiat; Girls, Club. OSCAR MARTIN VJashington Players; Alphanea; Newsboysa Club. NELETTA MAURER Latin Club, Secrc' tary, 4, ViceIPresi! dent, 4; Wahiat; Stu' dent Service. HAROLD METZEN Boysa Athletic ASSO' ciation; Physics Club: Golf Club. Page Fifty-four FREDERICK LULING Newsboys4 C 1 u b ; Boysa Athletic Asso' ciation. ROBERT MCKILLOP Newsboysa C 1 u b ; Track; Wrestling. KATHLEEN MAHER Girls, Club. LEOTA MARTZ Girlsf Club; Camera Club; Physics Club. HOMER MEAD Boys4 Athletic A550! ciation. DOROTHY MEYER S t u d c n t Service: Girls4 Club: Junior Dramatic Socicty. WILLIAM MCCAIGUE Boys4 Athletic Assor ciation; Newsboys, Club. VIRGINIA MADSON Lincoln, President, 4, Vice'President, 3; Scroll Weekly; Washington Players. DOROTHY MARSCHALL Girls, Club: Lincoln; Tennis Club. KENNETH MARX Scroll Annual, Circu' lation Manager, 4; Student Service. MARY MEIXNER Scroll Weekly, Edir tor'in'Chief, 4; Washington Players; Philomathea, TreaSr urer. MERLYN MEYER Golf Club: Tennis Club: Boys3 Athletic Association. SCROLL ; HENRY MARY ESTHER MEYERS MILLER Football; Boys, Athr JEANETTE Nature Study Club; letic Association. MIGLAUTSCH Tennis Club; Girls Girlg Club: Wahiat. Club- SYLVIA MILLER MITTELSTAEDT German Club; Stu, CLAYTON Girls Club; VVahiat. dent Service; Girlsa MINKLEY Club. Newsboyss Club. MARY BURR MORSE RUTH Swimming; Football; MOLTER Boys Athletic A550! 1 ciation. LORAINE MOHR French Club; Girls Club; VJahiat. Philomathea; Scrol Weekly; French Club. CHARLES MUELLER BERNICE Boys5 Athletic A553! MUEHLEISEN ciation. GERTRUDE FRANKLIN UEN H MUELLER M c JANET Girls Club; German MUELLER Club. Spanish Club; Stu' dent Council Reprer sentative, 3: Tennis Club: Wahiat. JAMES LORETTA NEIDHOEFER MURPHY . . MILDRED Nature Study Club, dphllomitheg, PFBSY MURR President, 3; Studextt ent, 2, tate 6' Council, Point S'S' bate, Captain, 4; French Club, 'Secrer tem Chairman. 3 VJashington Players. tary 4: Washmgton Players: Scroll VVeek' 1y. :1934 Page Fifty-firue JUNE I934 CLASS ROBERT SIGMUND NICOLAI NYCZ Physics Club, Pr 1 ' Boys Athletic ASSO' dent, 4; S t u d e n t ciation; Chemistry Council Representar News ; Club. tive, 4; Camera Club. ture ROBERT CURTIS OBERWETTER OPPITZ S t u d e n t Council, RUDOLPH Alphanea. VicerPresident, 4; OESTERREICH Alphanea; Physics Alphanea; Chemistry Club. Club; Boys, Athletic Association. ROBERTA SYLVIA ORTH PACK Gm c1ub, LUCILLE Girw Club; Lincoln; OSTEN Tennis Club. Girls3 Club. MARY RUTH PAPA PEASE - JUNE - , Glrls Glee Club. PAULSEN Glrls Club. Spanish Club; Girls Club: Wahiat. NEVJTON ESTHER PECKARSKY PERLEWITZ MATHILDA , Swimming; L a t 1' n PERKOWICH Student Servxce, Sur . pervisor; F r e n c h CIUb, French CIUb GiI'W 0111b; Home Club: Girls, Club. Economics Club. JEAN LAWRENCE PERLIN WILLIAM PETROS Latin Club; French PESOLD Boxing: Wrestling: Club; Girls Club. . Boys' Glee Club. Chemlstry Cl u b ; Physics Club, Vice, President, 4. SCROLL: Pagn Fifty-Jix GERTRUDE STEVE PIEPER POLIAK Nature Study Club, VIOLA Newsboy5 Club. Secretary 1 Treasurer; POHLAND Philomathea; Junior Camera Club, Secre, Dramatic Society. tary, 2; Girls5 Club: Scroll Annual, PhO' tographer. HARRY ROBERT POLLAND PRATHER Scroll Weekly; Linr JUNE F o o t b all ; Scroll COIH, Intersociety; POLZIN Weekly; N a t u r e Junior Dramatic 80' Girls, Glee Club; Study Club. CiEtY. Wahiat; French Club. LILLIE LUCILLE PRIEBE QUABIUS Girls, Club; German RALPH Girls Club; German Club. PUTNAM Club; Home Eco Football; Track; Golf nomics 0111b. Club. LEONARD MYRTLE RABUCHIN RAMTHUN Lincoln; Tennis Club, ELMER H o m e Economics Treasurer, 4, Vice! RAFENSTEIN Club. President, 4; Track. Newsboys Club' Stu, dent Service; Boyss Athletic Association. HARLEY BERNICE RASANSKY REICHOW Tennis Club, Treasr WILLIAM S t u d e n t Service: urer, 4; Student 56? RASBORNICK Tennis Club; Camera vice: French Club. Newsboys C 1 u b , Club. President, 4; Boys, Athletic Association; Football. WILBUR ROSE RICE RITZ Scroll Weekly, BuSia THEO Girls, Club. mess Manager; Alr RICHTER phanea, Intersociety; Camera Club; Wahig Washington Players. at; Girls Club. --l93l+ Page Fifty-sewen JUNE I934 CLASS ADELE LOIS ROCK ROEGGE Wahiat; Girls, Club; JANET Philomathea; Latin Tennis Club. ROEGGE Club; Gmg Club. Latin Club; Phi10r mathea; Girls, Club. ROBERT ESTHER ROEPKE ROGOSCH Swimming; Track. HQggiCD Tennis Club: Foov ball; Swimming. ROGER ROBERT ROOZEN UNE ROTH Tennis Club, Presi' R$SSOW dent, 4: Basketball; . Physics Club. Glrls CIUb; German Club; Wahiat. VIRGINIA LLOYD ROY RUBNITZ PAUL . Tennis Club; Student RUBIN S C U d e n t -Serv1ce; Service; Alphanea, Track; Physxcs Club. Boys Athletic Asso' ciation: S p a n i s h Club: Football. JEANETTE JACK RUDOLPH SAUER MARION B Athl t' A of Nature Study Club: IOYIS 61C 55 Girls Club. RUHLAND Clatlon. Tennis Club: Girls Club: Wahiat. HELEN HENRY SBUEL WILLARD SCHAEFER German Club. SCHABARKER French Club, Vice President, 4; News' Philomathca; VVrcst' boys Club. ling. Page Fifty-cigllt SCROLL: ; RUTH SCHECHTER Spanish Club, Presig HELEN dent, 4; Girls Club. SCHEER Wahiat. DAVID SCHLONSKY Newsboysa Club. BERTHA DOROTHY SCHMIDT SCHMIDT - CHARLEEN . . GIrls Club; Student Jumor Dramatlc 80' Service; G e r m a n SCHMIDT ciety; German Club; Club. Girls, Club; French Girls, Club. Club; Wahiat. ELEANOR RUTH SCHMIDT SCHMIDT Philomgthea; Junior CEECIE-rITIxIEIIIJDPFE Washington Players; Dyargatlc Soc1ety; Girls3 Club, Secrel Glrls CIUb- Girls, Club. tary, 4; Tennis Club. ELINOR VIOLA SCHMITZ SCHOEBECK Girls Club; German MARION Gi1 Cl b; G Club; Physics Club. SCHMITZ 0131:; StltlldenterSrgravr1 Golf Club, Secretaryr ice. Treasurer, 4; Physics Club; Girls Club. ESTHER R T SCHOENKNECHT SCHILJJBIIEIRT EVA SCHRAM Wahiat; Gir1s Club. Girls, Club: Scroll Weekly; Wahiat. MARIAN SCHUENEMAN GERTRUDE SCHUTZ XVahiat: Girls Club; GERALDINE . . sewn Weekly. scwz $153??? $551: Girls Club: Tennis Girls Club, Secre; Club. tary, 7 - - I934 Page Fifty-nine I934 CLASS EDITH SCHWARTZ Lincoln; F r e n c h HARRY 9111b; Student Servr SEIZER 1ce. Physics Club. JOSEPHINE SENTZ ' BESS MARIE Glrls Club; German Club; Wahiat. SHANAHAN Girls Club; Wahiat. SARAH SIEGEL Girls Club; Scroll SlgiglljdiN Weekly; G e r m a n Club. German Club. GLENN SIMINO . . HAROLD Student Serv1ce. SINGER Boys Athletic A550, ciation. BARBARA SMITH XVashington Players; French Club, 2nd VicerPrcsident, 4 ; Camera Club. ARLINE SOMMER JUNE FREDERICK SENGBUSCH French Club; Golf Club. HELEN SIEGEL Girls, Club; Tennis Club. KENNETH SILVERS Scroll Weekly, Assist, ant Circulation Man' ager; Stage Crew; Swimming Manager, 3. VIRGINIA SMELSER Philomathea; Orches' tra; Girls Glee Club. JANE SOERGEL Philomathea: Girls Club: Latin Club. MARION SONDERICKER Spanish Club; Girls OTChCStYa- SOMMERFIELD Club: XVahiat. GirK Club; Camera Club, Secretary, Library. Pagr Sixty SCROLL: L . 7-..sqw34-9N x 3., V ESTHER ROY SORCE STADLBAUER Home Economics LORRAINE Stage Arts Club, Club. SPRINGER Vice'President, 4 ; Spanish Club; Girls Stage Crew, Assistr Club; Girlsa Glee ant; Manager, 3, 4; Club. Camera Club. RUDOLPH ROBERT STANO STAUSS Newsboysa Club. vgg'gigiiM Newsboys, Club. Chemistry Club; Boys, Athletic Asso' ciation. LIBBY EVELYN STEIN STEINMANN Girls, Club; Lincoln. S'IIEEDIIEIQIER Girls, Club; Wahiat. German Club, Serl geant , at , Arms, 3, Treasurer, 4; Stur dent Service. DANIEL OREAN STERN STORZER SPTEQ$LE Spanish Club, Stu, dent Council Reprez GirH Club; Student sentative, 4; Student Service. Service; Girls Club. NORMAN MARJORIE STRNAD SUTTON W h' t P1 ; GERALDINE Phizssigslg 8111113; aYGCE: STUTSON Scroll Annual. man Club. Philomathea; Scroll Weekly; F r e n c h Club. ALLAN JOE SWANSON TAXMAN Boysa G166 CIUb; ELIZABETH Tennis Club Secrez President, 2; B9375, SZOHR t a r y ; Waghington Athletic Associatlon. Girls Club. Players: S t u d e n t Council Representw rive. 934 Pagc Sixty-one JUNE I934 CLASS ELIZABETH JAYNE TAYLOR THOMAS Nature Study Club; LORRAINE Girls5 Club; Golf Alphanea; G i r1 5 THIEDT Club; Scroll Weekly. CIUb. Girls5 Club; Student Service. ALLAN THURWACHTER TIET'EQIITIBBAEJM Washin ton Pla ers; CLARA - a . . Philomagthea- Lyatin TIEFENTHALER GHIS Chib, Flench . Club; meoln. Club, PreSIdent, 2. Girlsa Club. VIRGINIA TOWARD LILLIAN - . GERALDINE TUCKER Glrls Club. TROUPE Scroll Weekly; Jun' ior Dramatic Society; Student Service. RALPH DOROTHY TURNER VENZ Camera Club, Vice, MARJORIE President, 4; Chem! VAN R00 istrY Club: Scroll Girlg Club, Presi' Weekly. dent, 4: Philomathea; Senior Class Secre' tary. ROBERT FERNIE VOGEL VOLK Newsboys C 1 u b ; MILDRED prg Athletic A550, VOGL a in Editor 4- Phil, Clatxon. Girls Club: Student OiIatghea. C,a r,n e r a Service. Club. Scroll Weekly, Mani ROBERT VOLLRIEDE Nature Study Club; KENNETH Football; Basketball. V055 Nature. Study Club; Physics Club. Pay! Sixly-trwa SCROLL: DOROTHEA WAHL Girls4 Club; Student EDITH JANE Service. WALKER Camera Club, Presir dent, 4; French Club, Student Council Repl resentative, 4. ESTHER WEBER . . a EUGENE Latm Club: Glrls Club; French Club, WEBER 2nd Vice'PrCSident, German Club; Scroll 4. Weekly; Student Serr vice. LYDIA WEGNER . , . - HARRY Glrls Club, Wahlat. WEIDLER Golf Club; Tennis Club. ABRAHAM WEINTROB German Club; Phys, FREDA ics Club; Newsboys4 WEINTROB Club. French Club; Linr coln; Girls4 Club. JANE WELLS Girls4 Club. ESTHER WENDEL Girls4 Club. GEORGE WEPFER Chemistry C 1 u b , ETHEL President, 4; Nature WERK Study Club: Camera Club. S t u d e n t Service; Camera Club; Girls4 Glee Club. rl934 WESLEY WARD Scroll Annual, Edit! orrinlchief, 4; Wash ington Players; Philr omathea; Intersocir ety. HERMAN WECKMUELLER Boys, Athletic ASSO' ciation; Chemistry Club; Newsboyss Club. THELMA WEIN Philomathea, Treas' urer, 4; Girls4 Club. HAROLD WELKE Junior Dramatic So, ciety; Physics Club; German Club. DOUGLAS WENZEL Golf Team; Basket, ball; Physics Club. LORAINE WILKE Girls, Club; German Club. Page Sixty-tlzree JUNE I934 CLASS EVELYN NORVALL WINDLER WINNIK cm Club; Wahiat. nglgwgm Football; Track. Boysa Glee Club, President, 4; Boys Athletic Association, VicerPresident. JOSEPHINE MADELINE WIPPERMAN WOLF Spanish Club; Girls CARL Lincoln; Girlsw Club. Club; Wahiat. WISCHAN Physics Club; Band; Swimming. WILLIAM LORAINE WRIGHT YAECHE EARL Scroll Weekly, Proof Editor, 4; Lincoln; WUSSOW Latin Club, Treas' Physics Club; Chemr urer, 4. istry Club; Boys Athletic Association. KARL GORDON YOUNGBECK ZAJICHEK VJashington Phyers, 1402ng1313 Scroll Annual, Li-terr President; Physics . ary Edltor; Washlng' Club: Scroll Annual, Alphanea; Spanlsh ton Players, Treasr Publicity Manager. Club: Student SerVr prer; Student Serv' 1ce. 1ce. NORMA IVAN ZEIGER ZEMPEL BEATRICE , Girls Club; German ZEIMET BOYS. Glee 0101?; Club. Physms Club; Golf Philomathea; Scroll Club. Weekly; Latin Club. DOROTHY ZERNIA RAYMOND ZIEGLER Philomathca, Vicc' President, Intersoc- cicty; Washington Playcrs: Scroll Week' 1y. SCROLL :- Pngn Sixty-four JUNE I934 CLASS RUTH ANTON ZILLMER ZOVNIC FLORENCE Newsboysu C 1 u b ; ZOESCH Boyst Athletic A550, Scroll Annual, Orr ciation; Golf Club. ganization Editor, 4; Lincoln, Secretary, 4; Girls' Club. Student Service. DONALD ELEANOR ZULEGER ZWINGENBERGER Alphanea; Golf Club; VIOLA Girlsh Club. Boyst Athletic ASSO' ZUPAN ciation. Nature Study Club; Camera Club; French Club. NEIL LANG Chemistry Club; Golf Club; Tennis Club: Forensics; Boysa Ath' letic Association. THE ILLUSIONS OF WAR Warel d0 abhorm And yet how sweet The sound along the marching street Of drum or fife, and I forget Broken old mothers, and the Whole Dark butchering without a soul. And even my peacelabiding feet Go marching With the marching street, For yonder goes the fife, And What care I for human life! Oh, it is wickedness to Clothe Yon hideous, grinning thing that stalks Hidden in music like a queen That in a garden of glory walks, Till good men love the thing they loathe; Art, thou hast many infamies, But not an infamy like this. 0, snap the hfe and still the drum, And show the monster as she is. RICHARD LE GALLIENNE ------I934 Page Sixty-fiwe .th, MK 39,, VA, J iia, CLASSES MR. BLAIRrSEPTEMBER, 1934 Top Row: Eleanor Bargenquast. Grace Vogt, Juel Papenthien, Charlotte Franklin, Ruth Kurth, Marcella John- srud. Second Row: Margaret Conway, Betty Gaviser, Marie Zarwell, Mr. Blair, Mildred Koplien, Rose Siegel. First Row: Gertrude Raddatz, Marjorie Gruel. Leona Reinartz, Evelyn Reese, Virginia Knobla. MR. BLAII--SEPTEMBER, 1934 Top Row: Howard Burbach, Louis Lev- ine. Ernest Franke, Robert Reagles, Loyal Fritzemeier, Llewlyn Streff. Second Row: Robert Grether, Walter Becker, Mr. Blair, Matthew Kutnar, David Becker. First Row: Julius Rubin, Howard Diel, Willard Nichol, James Bub, Fred Blies- enen MISS SUGDEN and MISS FALK- SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Elizabeth Neefe, Jeanette Ben- der, Virginia Roger. Margaret Krause, Elizabeth Hoerig, Ruth Schmidt, Blar- cella Veber, Bessie Radakovich, Vir- ginia Collins. Third Row: Lorraine Kuster, Jean Abefe, Marie Zarwell, Mary Louise Vurtz, Lois Rasmussen, Verna Bruns, Kath- leen Minisini, Dorothy Dooley. Second Row: Marie Saniter, Alice Stroud, Miss Sugden, Miss Falk, Minnie Eisenberg, Cora Inman, Olive Schure- ger. First Row: Jean Perlin, Dorothy Anton, Verna Knapp, Elvira Fischer, Mary Kugler, June CanniFE. $ l931-l- Page Sixty-nine CLASSES SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Mildred Reik, Lucille Rex, Lucille Hartgers, Germaine VVetzel, June Selbo, Viola McCloud, Dorothy 1ICahll, Mary Wechselberg, Rose Marie Iiler. Third Row: Eva Steele, Ruth Schultz, Norma Clemens, Olive Greenwald, Virginia Roy, Jean Ehlers, Harriet Miller, Marion Joost. Second Row: Doris Haacke, Ruth Ber- man, Dorothy Beck, Betty Gaviser, Mildred Weckerle, Doris Raabe, Ber- nice Eberhardt. First Row: Margaret Dreckmann, Ber- nice Johnson, Leonie Lucas, Gertrude Karge, Lillian VVasserman, Jane Zaros. SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Jayne Cruice. Ruth Kurth, Katherine Kamschulte. Edith Rochow, Ruth Brandenburg, Loraine Peters, Ethel Van Borskish, Hazel Dolgner, Marie Melchior. Third Row: Eulalia XVollenzien. Ruby Brill, Louise Mend. Felice Kerseg. Ruth Anderson. Clarissa Lerner. Lenell Goodman, Mildred Kuhn. Second Row: Rose Siegel, Joyce Graunke, Margaret Hesselbach, Anita Dohmeyer, Ruth Marsh, Dorothy Haag, Mildred Zetley. First Row: Bessie Rudberg. Emily Am- brose, Dorothy Bosley, Dorothy Gar- m1kel, Leola Sonnenberg, Esther Steph- ansky, Sylvia Mazerowsky. SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Dorothy Schmidt. Mildred Reinke. Marion Soerens. Grace Put- nam. Marjorie VVeis, Ruth Pittelman, Betty Evans, Esther Kegel. Marion Cronin. Third Row: Katherine Fink, LaVerne Kulk. Anita Resch. Irene Young, Marie Gamy. Lorraine Kilb. Audrey Virth. Evelyn Reese. Second Row: J2me Harth. Marion Coon. Mary Thmnpson. Joyce XVhite, Jane Darrow. Ruth Dale, Eunice Smith. First Row: Norma Stepanek, Lorraine Lmnbny. Lois Drewry. Harriet Hart- mzm, Muriel W'olf. Doris Schaubs. CROLL 1 Payr' .S'M'rnty CLASSES MR. COOK and MR. JOHNSON- SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: John Helmle, Gordon Bogen- berger, Karl Klabunde, Russell Kuhn, Howard Hunt, Howard Petro, Wil- liam Hocking, Gerald Luedtke, Allan Chapman. Third Row: Carl Greenberg, Carlton Schroeder, Marvin Goldberg, Alex Hiller, Gerald Schuppner, John Wil- liams, Harold Levine, Bob Behling, Carl Barkow. - Second Row: Raymond Strauss, William Holbrook, Henry Cohen. Mr. Cook, Mr. Johnston, Filmore Walker, Earl Hoffman, Malcolm Grueschow. 'First Row: Herbert Bobke, John Pehw moeller, Don Bornfieth, Howard Tres- ter, Joe Goldstein, George Grosch, Joe Roeder. SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Milton Letven, W'alter Bogk, Douglas Ellingson, Robert H012. Don Elert, Hilton Stark, Donald Sweet, Oscar Schur, Harold Keierleber. Third Row: Marshall Ritter. Harlowe Weber, Melvin Goetssh, Fredrick Schulz, Robert Weiher, Herschel Feld- man, Sidney Klitsner, Robert VVana- maker, Howard Diel. Second Row: Morton Samelson. George VVaswo, Clare Shonts, Frederick Doh- men, Edward Schwalbach, Edward Ressel, Carroll Greenblatt, Theodore Ihlenfeld. First Row: Myer Cohn, Jack W'edereit, Mcrwin Meyer, Mike Zimmermann, Fred Bleisener. William Morrissey, Irving Eder, Daniel Gorelick. SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Harold Defenbaugh, WiHiam Kiefer, Robert Ternes, Ray Gehrt, Charles Unrath, Carl Whitman, Rob- ert Bednar, XVilliam Stamm, Robert Rasch. Third Row: Eugene Schwartz, Morris Cohen, Donald Pray, Robert Schoenke, Robert Graf, Philip Imse, Gordon Froth, XVilliam McGrath, Melvin Shadur. Second Row: Jack Festge, Karl Haase, Marvin Bensman, Robert Erickson, George Becker, Robert Braun, Nathan Zubrensky, George Olson. First Row: Ward Davis, Ray Menzel, Gene BornHeth, Ralph Siller, Harold Lang, Llewellyn Garbutt, Robert Henke, Barnaby Knapp. I934 Page Scwmty-onc CLASSES SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: XVilliam Desterreich, Lester GunmL Harry Petrie, Ralph Schauer, Jack Harmon, Glenn Leupold. Rich- ard Bell. W'ilbert Pretschold, Howard Burbach, Norman Gauerke. Third Row: Edgar Sielaff, Marvin XVachman, Charles Heberlein, George Last. Lewis Blank. George Nabak, David Miller, Jack Christoph, XYilliam Perego. Second Row: XValter Emrich, Harold Freimann, Louis Krasno. Arthur Yolke. James Dierken, Harrison H611- kel. Jacob Teufel, Richard Huegel. First Row: Edward Bamberg, XViIliam Hammule. Daniel Funk. Roland Cast, Norbert Kelly, Joseph Binder, Marton Blurray, Isadm-e Baron. Puyr .S'r'vrnty-tu'n SEMESTER SEVEN Top Row: Gene Schildknecht, Edward Bearman, Harry Bendlin, Charles Klug, Erwin Ollenburg, Oliver Foeckler, Frank Maloney, Arthur Bahrs, Clifford Gronemeyer. Third Row: Orville Carnitz, William Steele, Don Kennedy, Ray Moselle, Carlton Schulz, Jerry Curtin, Jack Hammerschlag, James Stibor, Lee MacArthur. Second Row: John Pfaffenbach, Donald Steuer, Richard Krahn, Donald Sei- bel, William Stelling, George Pedder, Gene Kessler, Bruce Klein. First Row: Larry Rabbitt, Harold Dob- berpluel, Orvin Schneider, Laurence W'illiams, Charles Connit, Ervin Galst, Earl Mueller, George Schrank. M 188 B LEYERgSEMESTER SIX T011 Row: Jane McCaigue, Clarice Dem, Hazel Yerncr, Irmgart Martens, June Yubbe1s. Mary Ann Landgraf, Therese Staudt, Geraldine Basche, Eunice Remldl. Third Row: Virginia Goetschel, Hazel Lallmzum, Marion Mturphy, Lucille Rottel, Irene Ott. Marion Schmitz. Orlin Drake, Jane Prasser, Bfildred Mueller. Second Row: Dorothy Richter. Mar- garet OMS. Mildred Hang, Eunice Lul'luute, hIiSS Bleyer, Marion Fischer. Ruth Schneider, Gladys Kohls. 15in! Row: Lurmine Ebert, Harriet Sclu'uhhc. Untherine McAnzmy, Violet Burns. Doris Kriclsteeu, Ruth Groe- gcr. Murjurie Pring'el. MRS. BOUNDEY-SEMESTER SIX Top Row: June VVerth, June Krinz, Leila Jarvis, Margaret Mileski, Ruth Lang, Dorothy Brown, W'anda Cul- bertson, Carol Keller, Norma VVinkie. Third Row: Olga Dolge, Ruth Dowling, Velma Andrews, Mildred Sherkow, Irene Cherney, Antoinette Ash, Laura W'achholz. Second Row: Pearl Bril, Muriel Mark, Lorraine Batstone, Mrs. Boundey, Lois Rexford, Anitaa Dhoust, Doris Brigden. First Row: Ruth Kronenberger, Arbutus Kessler, Lucille Brichen, Betty Cohn, Lucille Schumacher, Helen Jacobson. MISS FAIRALL SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Florence Scott, Arleen Brahm, Doris Bonness, Pauline Thielke, Vivian Dohmeyer, Margue- rite Aschbrenner, Betty Skorganc, Caroline Fritzmeier. Third Row: Grace Siegel, Evangeline Hamlin, Carolyn Kasten, Orella Sear- ing. Ethel VVaIters, Helen Ott, Ruth Capelle. Second Row: Ruth Callahon, Gertrude SaFEert, Evelyn Zuzanek, Miss Fair- all. Lorraine Behling, Beatrice Beck- man, Ruth Ebert. First Row: Ruth Pawelsky, Jane McDom ald, Jane Klockow, Dolores Schaefer, Janet Theby, Anna Bauer. HISS HANDT SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Jeanette Nannings, Charlotte Kersten, Hazel Baerwaldt, Mirgue- rite Sylvester, Betty Grubb, XVanda Friese, Leah Spilberg, Verna Kuehn. Third Row: Myrtle Bernstein, Genevieve Cavanaugh, Barbara Goldammer. Mar- cella Protzmann, Caroline Kuehn, Margaret Nell, Marion Osborn. Second Row: Mary Stevenson, Margaret Stiegler, Ora Madden, Miss Handt, Dorothy Dettman, Betty Overhaugh, Ruth Goelz. First Row: Ruth Martin, Bernadine Goodman, Margaret Rehm, Rose Bu- mann, Gertrude Zolun, Evelyn Rymal, -1934 Page chenty-tllree CLASSES MISS HEALY SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Evelyn Mars, Betty Twildahl, Beatrice Pritveld. Eunice Ortman, Irene Fischer, Ellen Neville, Leo- cadia Funke. Third Row: Ruth Schwartz, Bernice Eschweiler, Lucille Quinn, Eleanor Rittmann, Dorothea Karass, Eleanor Engel, Lucille Schutte. Second. Row: Libby Mishlove, Betty deowit, Evelyn Sweet, Miss Healy, Virgima Slade, Lorraine Neuberger. First Row: Jane Stevens, Doris Liske, Dorothy Rebstock, Ann Heohardt, Ruth Ihlenfeld, Florence Hinz. MISS CAROLINE MURPHY SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Ruth Theilacker, Florence Feller, Jeanne Click, Olive Timmer- man, Isabelle Heim, Jane Bonow, Beverly Schelong, Jean Possin. Third Row: Beatrice Vomser, Doris Morgenroth. Amy Van Pieterson. Dorothy V211ker, Ann Bowyar. Kathryn Kynaston. Betty Vinder1, June Matthes. Second Row: Virginia Sullivan, Dorothy Forster. Patricia Sullivan. Miss Caroline Murphv. Betty Nord, Elea- nor Juergens, Kathryn Fuerst. First Row: Alice Flood. Elma Buck. Helen Moore, Verna Luebner. Eunice Hage, Beulah Nathan, Gladys Mineau. MISS LORNA MURPHY - SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Mary Louise Oakland. Dom- thy lavik. Ethel Zarder. Beatrice Vebcr. Beatrice DeRycke. LeClair Ledvina. Jean Darrah. Leone Schott. Arline Letlermann. Third Rmv: Helen Schooneuberg. Patri- cia Morrissey. Marjorie Hagel. Eve- lyn Hunholz. Mildred Borrowman, Marion Port. Odessa Seeger, Delores Posncr, Marguerite LaBree. Second Row: Hilda Raidl. Janet Dlouhy. Sylvia Peshek. Dorothy Kalielw. Miss Murphy. Anne Stem. Mary Brunner. Mildred Marks. First Row: Jeanette thneidey. Esther Bremcr, Beatrice Unch. Exleen Mc- anun, Doris Kretlow, Rose New- hert. SCROLL 1- Paar Srtvrnly-frzur MISS SPIERING-SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Jane Hilty, Elizabeth Lemke, Ruth Nehls, Arline Kaiser, Lorraine Vogeler, Virginia Fast, Lois Linde, Charlotte Packard, Marjorie Kroes. Third Row: Alma Koller, Florence Jacobs, Olive Kubesch, Elvira Jelen- chick, Verna Schumann, Isabel Kurz, Dorothy Havey, Ruth Henricksen. Second Row: Marion Nauertz, Doris Kruecke, June Stieglitz, Miss Spier- ing, Virginia Kobs, Marion Malloy, Eileen Neidhardt. First Row: Loretta Setzke, Natalie Roussy, LaVerne Jenz, Lucille W'en- del, Ethel Cohen, Lucille Schweer, Margaret Meingast. MISS THOMPSONiSEMESTER SIX Top Row: Marion Berst, Virginia Breuchel, Florence Karsten, Lor- raine Breuer, Marion Fiss. June Klug. Gertrude Flashburger, Genevi- eve Karolzak. Third Row: Janet Goller, Jean James, Rosemarie Amrhein. Rose Marie Kaiser, Byrle Broker. Catherine Grosspietsch, Lucille Behn, Ruth Duecker. Second Row: Dorothy VViIke. Marion Dolezal. Pearl Petros. Miss Thomp- son, Lorraine Burr, Virginia Hoefs, Fern Schwenke. First Row: Lucille Connit. Ardis Bork, Cordelia Loeser, Alice Hamschke, Bet- tie Bates, Edna Brunner. iW -' - l93ll- CLASSES MISS STROHMv-SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Gretchen Petrie, Mary Mar- schall, Mavis Elliot, Marion Ehlert, Margaret Schroeder, Blanche Herz- berg, Eileen Schultz. Third Row: Bernice Wise, Eileen Kir- byy Myrtle Zache, Lanore Drott, Janet Billo, Lorraine Praedel, Lor- raine Fritz. Second Row: Ruth Schwalbach, Janette Kammasar, Jane Olson, Miss Strohm, Jean Loth, Virginia Harder. First Row: Dorothy Dowling, Dorothy Opgenorth, Elizabeth Hohlweck, Marion Werle, Irene Knoebel. 44 Page Sewenty-fiwe CLASSES MlSS ZINNSASEMESTER SIX Top Row: Viola Zuzanek, Marcella Otzelberger, Harriet Hetzel, Delores XVitt, Mary Gojkovick, Lucille Wus- sow, Arline XVill, Lorraine Kirschnik. Third Row: Lorraine Lauersdorf, Mil- dred Caertner, Harriette Schneider, Vera Witt, Gladys Hansher, Mar- garet Purtell, Lucille VVendt, Ruth Steitz. Second Row: Ruth Hoeft, Ruth Hoehne. Agnes Graebner, Miss Zinns, Marie Myers, Betty Tolkan, Marjorie Richards. First Row: Lorraine Lemke, Carmen Sly, Sara Mart, Violet Gros-smann, Helyne Parkinson, Dorothy VVlckers. MR. BORIFFiSEMESTER SIX Top Rmv: Clarence Poethig. Robert Schmitz. Donald Veber, Alois Muel- ler. Frank XVeis. Arthur Schmidt, Ralph Step5. Allen Varnke. Third Rmv: Lucas Staudacher. Kenneth Yenluin. Howard Zacheriasen. Jerome Musknl. Eugene Ellis. Ralph XVeC- kerle. Adam Silberstein. Secrmd Row: Abraham V01insky, Har- uld Nemson. Carl XVerner. Mr. BoriFf, Russell Truppe. Charles Peckarsky, Jamex Tiefenthaler. First Row: Edward Spiegelhoff, Thomas CYCmmell. XVinston Pcngelly. Erhard Behr. Va1ter Ethier. Robert Dobretz- berger. Joseph Zilber. M R. CAN DY-wSEMESTER SIX Top Rmv: Fred Theleu. Robert Sclmll. Edward Kienzxppel. Robert Townsend, Vil1ium Plutte. Villiz1m Style. Vil- lizun Olds. Vincent V2l1l, Vi11izml Zoscllkc. Third Row: XYillimn McCarthy. Clinton Hule. Edward Rzulner. Hurry Miller. Arno Vcl1le. Robert DeYor. Richard ch. Hugo tim-ski. Ilem'y Taeger. er1gmwwrxxV Secuml Row: Maurice Churncy. Abe Mulress. Edward Ueckel', Calvert Muck, Mr. Candy, Arthur LawrenL Louis O'Brien. Ralph Gleissner. Fin! Ruw: Harold Rcinlmrdt. Robert Bscherer. Fred Verch. Erwin Spb wucllvk. Victor Scklnre, Herbert Kup- lcin. Unnuld Ruenzel. SCROLL : Paar Sr'i'l'rlty-J'l'x MR. HAGBERG SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Robert Hamel, Roland Jacobi, W'alter Knoernschild, Stanley Kasjaka, Forest Arndt, Bob Henkel. Arthur Ielinek, George Koch, Michael Hepp. Third Row: Donald Leitzke, Ralph Schmidt, Howard Ratzman, Joseph Myreshuck, Wadsworth Pratt, Don- ald VVinnik. William Peterson, Sylv vester Mueller. Second Row: Spencer XVegner, Bud Burns, Paul Losse. Mr. Hagberg. Jay Munn, Raymond Peck, XValter Knuth. First Row: John Popp, Arnold Rubrin- ger, William Nicolai, Howard Knoietz- ka, Arthur Roller, Alfred Nebeling, Earl Neils. MR. HOLBROOK SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Warren Cahill, Kermit Lut- zenberger, Gordon Grunewald. John Jahnke, Milton Sabel, Paul Currer, Carl Steinert, Robert Eckl, Howard Doehling. Third Row: George Ulrich, Dorm Brazier, Ralph Beihoff, Erwin Tetz- laff, James Kemp, George Newak, Leonard Bub, David Hersh. Second Row: Frank Ruppert. Edward Hahn, Frank Christian, Mr. Hol- brook, Oliver Hetlig, James Terrien, Carl Dibble. First Row: Harry Chudy, Wilfred Berg, Charles Samelson, George Yedlovsky, Gerald Munk, Robert Anderson, Clar- ence Krider. MR. MAUIJE-SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Orville Luedtke. Henry Vestphal. Ralph Nahin, Herbert Boyd. Orval Meister. Stewart Hagen, Sam Field, Jack Trebbe. Third Row: Richard Boll, Lloyd H01? man. Earl Sengpiel. XVillard Harris, Erich Kaminsky. Maurice Rosen, Theodore Kaap, Robert Vogel, Second Row: James Hatch. Harold Fass, Robert Gill. Mr. Maule. John Meyer. Vaughn Liebert, David Price. First Row: V211ter Rohde. Robert Haase. John Keane, Edward Nashban. Arthur Post, George Meyers. --- l934 Page szcnty-sewcn CLASSES MR. MCCAIN SEMESTER SIX Top Row: William Thoma. Robert Krainik, Arthur Teske, James Fowler, VViIliam Boldt. Arno Tellier, Edward Bohlmann, Raymond Brock. Third Row: Eugene Haertlein, Melvin Werner, Julius Horvath, George Caesar. James Muth, Walter Rauch, John Uschan. Second Row: Earl Lossmann, Irvin Heller, Fred Becker, Mr. McCain, Robert Wells, Earl Scheels, Ray- mond Yahr. First Row: Milburn Zastrow, Grant Cakes. Carlos Barber. Alfred Giese, George Mathes, Edward Haberman. MR. MEYER SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Adolph Roemer, Herbert Gohlke, Leslie Hackett. Earl Guiqui- erre. George MacDougall, Norwin Berg. Howard Radke, Charles Sang- win. Third Row: Frank 'x'ermilyea, XVillard Ehr. Norman Sonnenberg. Elmer Maaske, Thomas letting. Harry Brown. Roland Schemenauer. Second Row: Norbert Kahn. Edward Nicholas, Valter Simler, Mr. Meyer, Edward Gallagher. Earl Haberman, Ralph Goeckerman. First Row: Marvin Scheels. Reinhold Sokolowsky, Kenneth V0bst. James Soper, VViIliam Maertz. Ray Lenger, Robert Groose. M R. O'NEI LisEMESTER SIX Top Row: Henry Bastian. Ralph Hiuck- Icy, Milton Cutler. Russell Groves. Daniel Miller, George Koepke. XYilliam lilsen. Allen Little, Rudy Roth. Third Rmv: Douglas DeKarzlke, John O'Connor. Marvin Kuehn. Bob MC- Cxin. Yulter Block, Charles Erdmzum, Leslie Haese. Vally Kock. Scrmul Row: Harrison Ellsworth. John Hintvr. Julian Sullivan. Mr. O'Neil, Kurt Homkc. Roy Vei11itscl1ku. Albert Helnwsky. First Row: Ruhert Ferguson, Richard Oakley. Elmo Lambert, Roland Doer- ing. Reginald Mmlthey. SCROLL: Pllgr S'I'q'r'nty-r'ighl MR. XVHITE-SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Joe Milner, Lester Dubrin. Joe Budeach, Howard W'as, Vi11iam Just, Terrell Mexdorf, Gilbert Dave- laar. Third Row: Lester Kufahl, Norman Tesch. Bill Minkel, Ralph Ott, Ber- til Andren, Abe Pack. Second Row: Richard Cooper, Richard Ganz, Mr. White, Irving Palmtag, Lawrence Noe, Elmer Schrubbe. First Row: Wallace Kennedy, Richard Kurtz, Bob Grether, Leonard Taikow, Francis Kihslinger, MRS. ANDREXYS-SEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Gertrude Mader, Adeline Davidson. Lorna Peterson, Marion Seeger. Pearl XVagner, Mae Pawlit- zki, Christine O,Donnell. Third Row: Eleanor Hofmeister, Elinore Spoerl, Margaret Jeske, Virginia Schoebeck, Doris Rauschenberger, Elaine Schoal, June Reif. Second Row: Jane XVahlers, Evelyn Kalle, Muriel Mandy, Mrs. Andrews, Bernice Sly, Alta Ballard. First Row: Mabel Straw, Ruth Ahrens, Lucille Schiller, Fern Muehleiren, Ver- nette Reediger, Lillian Boxer. ---I93 Ywm; mm x5.,f CLASSES MR. VVING SEMESTER SIX Top Row: Howard Ott, Norman Uecker, David Johnson, Howard Stibar, Wallace Rank, Walter Koller, Joseph Honigsberger. Third Row: James Elder, Roy Alleman, Albert Mack, Kenneth Richter, Gerald Hoehne, Gilbert Sonnenberg. Second Row: Alvin Aschner, Delbert Schmidt, Fred Launer, Mr. Wing, Bruce Mathewson, Ralph Kufahl, First Row: John Inhoff, Gilmore Miller, Alfred Schuettler, George Knitz, George Perlick, Leo Moertl. Page Scwcnty-ninc CLASSES MISS GL'TSCHiSEMESTER FIV F. Top Row: Sylvia Heller. Violet Huebbe, Betty Schacht, Viola Boettcher, Dor- othey Hoffman, Harriet Gathmann. Third Row: Adrienne Schmidt, Hazel McLean, Marguerite Auld. Dorothy Morris. Marjorie Bitz, Betty Junker, Beatrice Vinternitz. Second Row: Adeline Beyerstedt, Ida Teitelbaum. Gladys Nemetz. Miss ?utich, Theresa Androena, Ruth sle . First RQW: Verna Lemberger. Evelyn BIyshs, Lorraine Boege, Jean Brixius. Grace Andert. Sonia Ziegler. Payr lziqllly M 158 BROVV N SEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Harriet Hoppe, Lorraine Lohse, Alice Gregg, Mildred Sche- menauer, Virginia Jensen, Arline Bauman, Ruth Kapp. Third Row: Virginia Dick, Hazel Arnold, Catherine Flannigan, Ruth Marx, Violet Knoke, Gertrude Har- tung. Second Row: Norma Ginsberg, Louise Schweninger, Miss Brown, Esther Haberer, Mary Jane Russell, Doris Holzhaeuser. First Row: Clara Hoefer, Marie Fried- manu, Ruth Ringe, Sylvia Schultz, Mary Rochlin. MISS NAPPE SEMESTER FIVE Twp Rmv: June Miller, Lorraine Sie- kert. Ruth Einbecker. Jean Sharp, Mae Russow. June Zacker. Anita Umssnum. Third Row: June Blumenfeld. Hazel Tlnn-ner. Jeanette Graack. Cecilia Peckarsky. Grace Lipscomb. Ruth Lzlucr. Virginia Ilucbner. Second Row: Anna Cnhen. Fannie Calm. Dorothy K21111i115ky. Miss Nzlmye. Both Bryngelsml, J1me Voll- mer. Betty Schnper. First Row: Mm'iml ViIl iams. anm Reyfl- mun. Mary Ann NlCht. Leah Elhs. Gloria Nelson. Evnlyn Schcchter. SCROLL: Mex- 4....M :awm -..'.-.. ,.,,-- ,. . -, .. A .A .- ,1 . MISS SCANLAN-SEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Jean Wanamaker, Marion Stellwag, Jane Roth, Henrietta VVedel, Jean Dietrich, Ellen Stuerzer, Jane Henkel. Third Row: Jane Kirst. Doris Thomas, Jane Lentzner, Molly Rubin, Phyllis Gerhardt, Clarissa Hanson, Josephine Zemlyn. Second Row: Mildred Hoffman. Nelly Lubin, Edith VVendorf, Miss Scanlan, Elinor Willer, Marjorie Greenblatt. First Row: Mary Jane Wolf, Esther Mechanic, Dorothy Anne Powers, Dorothy VVitte, Lucille Anderson. Mary Anne Hammes. MISS SCHOENIG sEMEsTER FIVE Top Row: Gertrude Kriese, Marion Drews, Dorothy Humble. Grace Bohne, Virginia Beck, Dorothy Ann Siebert, Elizabeth Deitch. Third Row: Isabelle Zabler, Lois Holden, Agnes Schalow, Marion Rothman, Edythe Buckholz, Maria Despot. Second Row: Evelyn Voissem. Audrey Roeper, Dorothy Kneppratt, Miss Schoenig, Patricia Webster, June Van Pietersom. First Row: Arleen Lehnhoff, Ruth Knoth, Hazel Tillman, Lorraine Weidel. MR. DEVVEXlrSEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Aaron Miller. Norman Rosen, John Franke, CliEord Heste. Richard Page, Vernon Leahy, Jack Thomas. Third Row: Richard Blersch, Irving Murphy, Ralph Leibovitz, Shadwell Andressohn. Robert Fender, Richard Zimmerman. Second Row: Harold Costello, Fredev rick Honann. Mr. Dewey, Howard W'estphal. Byron Lambert. First Row: John Nygren, Bernard Cohen, Harry Rubenstein, Bernard Bard, George Klimt. : I934 Page Eighty-one CLASSES M R. D RAKE SEMESTER F IVE T011 Row: Robert Koenig, Neal Paperl- thien, George Bowman, Richard Lux, Daniel Kettinger, Jack MacLean, Armand Langlois. Third Row: Richard Bosley, James Lip- pmt, Jack MacCrussen. Carroll iVlrze pherson. Robert Borkiu, Russell Tice, Sylvan Moritz. Second Row: Franklx'n Reischmann, James Lowe, Jack Paulus, Mr. Drake, George Vroman, George Wil- lert. First Row: Paul Miller, Jack XVeis, W'al- ter Neubauer, William Roegge, Earl Broker, George Riechert. MR. ERICSONgSEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Joseph Gilbert. Jack Ter- mouth. XVilliam Berge. Louis Jones, Norbert Schmidt. David Engel, Mark Bandtel. Thh'd Row: Donald Dietrich, Norbert Jakob, Ralph Raschig, Richard Boehm, Glenn Evans, Roland Fischer. Secorld Row: Arthur Becker, Andy 1 10m. Mr. El'iCSOYl, Alfred Binner, Carl Froehlich. Fint Row: Edward Brill. Edwin Beffel. Hersh Hm'witz, Judah Horwitz, Fred- erick Kuehn. MR. lAYERSi!SEMESTER FIVE Top Rnw: Robert Retzer. Vi11iam Schemlel. Edward Rathszlck. Russell Diener. Robert Schultz, John Schape- kalml. Alfred Konietzka. Third Row: Vil1iam Sherknw. Roland l'ecker, Melvin .Tossi. Roger Gzlecttke. Aibert Hearing. Ralph Tessnmun. lnlm Rzulke. Second Row: Donald Merton. Louis Silverstcm. Louis krucgel'. Mr. Ewen, jumes Snrres. Tum MacLezm. First Rmv: Rnlzmtl Viutur. Frg-d Cruell- hcrgcr, Norman Hunkin. Alvm Sucker, Villnrd .leske. SCROLL : I'Ilm' l;fleIy-tq,c'o MR. A. E. MILLER-SEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Norman Bersch, Allen Si- monsen, Robert Hallbrader, Russell Sprotte, Robert Thompson, Donald Remy, 'Jack Lever. Third Row: Charles Lefevre, Clarence Seybold, Joe Hirt, John DeBoer, Ralph Trindl, Roland Mueller. Second Row: Howard Nero, John Rosin, Mr. A, E. Miller, Klemor Brushaber, Arthur Schulz. First Row: Jacob Breitigam, Roy Jonas, James Mitchell, George Benke. MR. SMITH-SEMESTER FIVE Top Row: Raymond Behrendt, Robert Lamm, Donald Walker, James Hodges, Carl Mastopietra, Donald Bohlmann. k 34 Third Row: Ferdinand Habegger, Dun Henningfeld, Roger Zaun, Alvin Steinmesch, Harvey Osten, Paul Seligman. Second Row: XVilliam Ihlenfeld, Eldon Henricks, M r. Smith, Harold Henes, Emil Neumann. First Row: Phillip Altshul, Herman Gronemeyer, Donald Getzlaff, Edward Rawton, Andrew Andritsch. MISS BRENCKLE-SEMESTER FOUR MISS HOUGHTON Top Row: Anne Stack, Maxine XVatman, Winifred Harms, Joyce Rogge, Eunice Thomsen. Marcella Swanson, Faith Bathke, Verna Rasboruick. Third Row: Lucille Bell, Adele Tapper, M3'rtle Brueggemann, Evelyn Klami- cer, Rae Veinberg, Betty Ferris, Jean- nette Stedman. LaVerne Hinckley, Milania Merkovic. Second Row: Frieda Schmidt, Mary Ab- endroth. Pearl Boynton. Miss M. Brenckle. Ruth Kucksdorf, Florene Smuckler, Marie Hauser. First Row: Lucille Barnhart. Cathryn W'hite, June Siegel. Pauline Bass, Edith Roman, Eleanor Brue, - I934 Page Eighty-tlzrec CLASSES MISS CLARK SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Alice Gerstenberger. Helen VVippeI-mzm. Lucille Kastenholz, Bar- bara VVebbles. Mary Ellen Keebler, Janet Hnehne. Rosemarye Dictelhorst, Shirley Knack Third Row: Agatha Lzmdt. Hattie Krie- waldt. Shirley McCaigue. Bernice Schmidt. Violet Nelson, Grace Frisch, Hazel Holt, Rose Flach. Second Row: Joyce Schumacher, Mary Kovats. Lorraine Hanannn. Miss Clark, Ruth Meyers, Norma Daly, Betty Schmidt. First Row: Dorothy Barth, Betty XVil- sun. Bernice Baumgartner. Margaret Ambrose, Lois O'Hara, Isabelle Trem- mel. MISS HAVENS SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Lucille Kubesch, Ilma Boet- tcher. Harriet Landt. Lorraine Schmi- edt. Lucille Pergande. Dolores Lien, Luella Human. Janet Hofmeister, Margaret Livingston. Third Row: Doris Hiller. Harriet M01- ter, Marjorie Xeitzel, Evelyn Duch- row. Beatty Primlell. Betti Inheuser, Jane Hanauer. Margaret Bethke. Second Row: Anna Mae Habbes. Max- ine Bruner. Ruth Seiser. Miss Havens. LaVerne Krahn, Doris Vehrwein. Ruth Hoyer. First Row: Anna Bratanja. Genevieve Helm, Anita Gpelz. Myrtle Sommers. Joyce Knaup, Dorothy XVildermuth. MISS Klil'PEILiSEMESTER FOUR Tnp Rmv: Janet Kaiser. Bernice Klei, Merle Multberg, Durothv Fuersten- hmfer. Marion Haas. Dale Rzmh. Edith Hark. Ada Freimzmn, Violet Murkx Third Row: Helen Kuntz. Laverne Franck. Roberta Hurt. Lilly 1.:1 Per- rien'. livelvn Bussler. Elinor Black. Virginia Henderson, Virginia Ruhr, Furrinv Munrer. Secnml Rmv: Glmlx's Armlt. Eileen Urmv. Miriam Dale. Miss Kcuper. Anita Hrnsscll. Patricia Bowman. l,im Gesch. June Pauli. l' il xl Rnw: Mary Jayne. Margaret Gold- thurp, Rum Gather. lelves Gullllwrg. Muriun Piuxlm Lucille Lnrxun. Mary Jane Kelly. SCROLL --'-- IInyr Izigllty-fmlr MISS KUEH NAST! SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: June Larson, Ruth Caedeke, Virginia Fischer, Jeanette Starrine, Marianne Kielan. Mildred Ericksen, Dolores Eschweiler, Bernice Raasch. Third Row: Adele Lietman. Eleanor Schmidt, Ruth Dentz. Frances Plot- kin, Lena Belinsky, Eloise W'amser, Mary Va1'd. Second Row: Audrey Orthmalm, Ruth Bublitz, Dorothy Grauex', Miss Kuch- nast, Leone Eske, Dolores Gohlke, Pearl Guten. First Row: Jane Hartung. Elizabeth Seb- reny, Marion Clark. Marian Bocher, Ethel Schober, Arline Coon, Sedal Weinstein. MISS MICHI SEMESTER FOUR Top Row : Dorothy Krause, Ruth Traudt, Carolyn Weickhardt, Eleanor Schallitz, Rosalia Berst. Lorraine Norville, Eunice Bassell, Ruth Met- zelfeld, Bernyce Schuler. Third Row: Virginia Pfeiffer, Ruth Wilson, Lorraine Meister, June Griepentrog, Dolores Groeschel, Shir- ley Troupe, Virginia VVille, Margaret Schweiger. Second Row: Helen Brennen, Violet Martz, Evelyn Priebe. Miss Michi, Cecilia Gaynor, Claire Ellinson, Anna Rockermau. First Row: Marion Schubert, Elaine Bun dick, Sylvia Benz. Leona Zahn, Mary Ann Mueller, Dorothy Zuelsdorf, Han- nah Stein. MISS POLIAVORTH; SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Mildred Tessmann, Mary Pick, Ruth Abram, Grace Maurer, Ruth Erdmann. June Osborn, Gwen Ripley, Harriet Rohde. Third Row: Rose Kurtz. Lorraine Schneck, Jane Frances Doyle, Ber- nice Sommer. Florence MacFarlaud, Edna Jaeger. Bernice Lange. Second Row: Mildred Rust, Eileen Quade. Eleanore Kuster, Miss Poll- worth, Irene Eigner, Antoinette Zavitovsky, Dorothy Strube. First Row: June Rack. Isabel Chave, Geraldine Knpp. Marion Quast, June Fredricks. Ruth Scherrer. ---l934 Page Eighty-five CLASSES MISS PORTER SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Jane Lippold, June Keltner, Doris Van Dyke. Jeanette Bogda, Gertrude Lnfy, Carol Dreyer, 1VIi1- rlred Lambrecht, Alice W'ubbels, BIary Rudig. Third Row: Lorraine Schramm, Leona Bartell. Eleanore Klose, Alice Daenel, Audrey Kuehn, Helen Juris, Francis Holt, Gladys Dauer, Margaret Kippert. Second Row: Alice Dunbar. Marion Nyberg. Mildred Quade. Miss Porter, Alice Schad, Arley Worner, Pearl Thill. First Row: Mildred McGinnity, Ruth McLaughlin, Jean Ann MacFarlane, Beverly Rabbuchin, Leila Haacke, Irene Brandt. MISS RAASCH SEMESTER FOI'R Top Row: Grace Murphy. Clara Crnzit- sky. Lucille Hadrian. Jean Brinck- man. Lucille Hefter. Loretta Mueller. LaYerne Krause. Ruth Burns. Third Row: La Verne Hochschild, Ruth Max, Geraldine Finke. Inuise Smw merfield. Eleanttr Schmidt. Dorothy Cruenber. Alice Bingenheimer. Second Row: Joanna Appelt. Audrey Aschenbrenner. Emily Poliak. Misx Raasch. Gladys Lambrecht. Margaret Vukovic, Gwendolyn XVarns. First Row: Florence Schultz. Audrey Giese. Alice Knapp. Caroline Hager, Jeanette Reese, Terem Pausch. M 158 SENTIw-SEMESTER FOUR Twp Row: Jane Krenke. Geraldine Pm: sin, Sarah Vaxer. Ruth Sonnemzum. Elnuisc Mayer. Doris Rechcygl, Marion Schneider, Betty Mayer. Third Rmv: Charlotte Pollin. Jeanne Muller. Flnrencc Pollack. Abberlae Sunders, Helen Forth. Margaret Rucnzel. Louise Martin. Jeanette Shapiro. Sccmul Row: Alys McKzlnnn. Cecille KCl'YiIl, LHYCrne Fischer, Miss SemL Bonita Ilcisv, Martha Siczlnli, Ruth Reinkc. First Row: Lucille Meiser. Beth Arvcson, Olive Mcrkel, Rusnlind Schiewitz, Ycrdu KeyM-I'. Gertrude Bowman. SCROLL: Pnyw ILiIMIly-Jix MR, BROXYNv-SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Edward Kock, Robert Losse, Jack Dentinger. Howard Dickelman, John Duecker, Walter Mueller, Ralph Dejmek, Leonard Dorn. Third Row: Lloyd Knapp. Fred Krause. Norman Schaab, Russell Marquardt, Bernard Evelore, Thomas Dwyer, Robert Miller. Second Row: James Ward, Paul Fleischer, Mr. Brown, Francis Bel- lon, Harry Stroiman, Eugene Kirchman. First Row: Robert Evans, Donald Grieb, Alvin Drischler, Albert Gosiflk, John Richards, Harold Amadon. MR. GAENSSLE-SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Howard Alexander. Theodore Haendschke, Roger Prange, Otto Klug, William Brauer, Louis Ulrich, Robert Kupfer, Bob Peiper. Third Row: Daniel Kugler. Alfred Schmidt, Varren Vetter. XValter Leitzke. Gilbert Rahn. Herbert Van Dyke. Norman Baermann. Second Row: Peter XVobnril. Lawrence Popp, LeRoy Firev. Mr. Caenssle. Greg Karolzak. Marvin KHtsner, Thomas XVerner. First Row: Lloyd Rank. Clemens Schif- Hegen Harvev Fardal, Robert Keh- rein. Erwin Ritz. Donald Hm'neg. --1934 'W o 5-92u- '4: CLASSES MR. ERDMAN-YSEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Roland Gruebling, Robert Hummel, Jerome Lazarus, Lorence Schulz. Robert Stocker, Leslie Loper, Walter Sylvester. Third Row: George Scherzer, Ben Gold- fien, Ben Maloney, Morrison Thurber, Raymond Hildebrand, Fred Saltz- berg, Elmer Menzel. Second Row: Jack Glicksman. Charles Koehn, VVillfred Krueger, Mr. Erd- man, John Grueschow, George Oberle. First Row: Tom Dodge, Philip Siegel, Tom Burke, Ralph Koester, Clarence Hromadka. Page Eiglzty-Mrven CLASSES MR. UETTLEWSEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Joe Rofalow, William Jacob- .cen. Robert Haynes. Harrison O'Neil. Raymond Blake. Kent Quantius, Frank LaBudde, Brian Madden. Third Row: Robert Dooley, Howard Loose, Frederick Rust, Robert Schier. Harry Dansher, Donald Richards, Carl Oestorle. Second Row: Raymond Aiken, Leonard Pollack, Mir. Gettle, Charles Smith, Harvey Klafter. First Row: Felix Smith, Herbert Loch- ner. Robert Meske, Richard Sell, Phillip W'eil. MR. HANEY SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Thomas Schaefer. Bob Har- nack. Joe Butcher. Daniel Kraemer. John XValker. Charla Hammer. Ken- neth Stolzenfeld Chester Schmitt. Richard Chrinopherson. Third Row: Randall Lewis. Leo Lan- sky. Gerald Handler. XYilliam Braman. George Genrgex. Max Kap- lan. Robert Manning. Glen Burns. Second Row: Harold Eichst'imlt. Vil- liam Stutmm Leo Zilberbraml. Frithjof Sewing. Mr. Haney. Ted Swenson. Arthu1 Hoene. V2u 1'eu XVeithofer. First Row: Jamh Albert. James Brmver. Pershing MacAllhter. Tom Tiefen- thaler. Eldeu Belanrzer. Nnrmzm Bens- man. Hyman Rubin. M R. LUSSE S EMESTER FOUR Top Row: Fred Vemer. George Schmut. Richard LukeS. Vi1liam Dcrse. Earl XVilson. Samuel Chap- man. Bruce Hahn, Charles Faber. Robert Hascall, Third Row: Leonard Saltzberg. Joe l'zllm. Vzu rcn Haberman. Harold Dmcgkzunp Richard Geske, Russell Dmlnellv, Vzllter Van Dyke, Artlell Seilcr. Edwin Scllemlel. Secuml Row: Dick Hilmers. Albert Schlnegm'. Robert Anderson. M1: Lassa. Frank Lentl. Edward Trowl- ridge. Jack Tnftc. Ruben Hart. First Ruw: Vi1lzlrd Earnest. Richard Kuclm. Norman Vilke, Robert Hues- sly. Peter Pumpizmsky. Sidney Ruben- Hcin. Ralph Fuelster. Hurry Hun- stiyer, SCROLL: Pagr Iziybty-I'iglll CLASSES MR. MEREEN-SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: John Kerkela, John Rodda, Roy Bandemor, Earl Grobner. Roy Voelz. Melvin Spicer, Harold Radmer. Third Row: Harold Zuro, Allen Smith, Harvey Luling, Ralph Modl, Alois Seidl. William Marienthal, Frank Haubner. Second Row: Gordon Steinkl, Earl Sweet, John Tuder, Mr. Mereen, Tom Kennedy, Richard Steuer. First Row: Leonard Yaecke, Hilbert Strobel, Jerome Shoemaker, Charles SchaePfer, Simon Schrom, Robert Huhnke. MR. SCHNELLER SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Vernon Bussard, Ralph Perlewitz, Clyde Scott, Howard Marquardt, Fred Alexander, Harry McGee, Ed. Kruschke, Ray Dem, Donald Goldberg. Third Row: Israel Krasno, Robert Brand, Fred Fish, William Fox. Gerald Goelzer, Robert Degler, Charles Paik. Bob Abel. Second Row: Norman Mautner. Donald Beer, XVayne Davis, Mr. Schneller, Jack Bauer, Jack Kludt, John Anderson. First Row: XValdemar SchiEleger, Robert Festgl. Gerald Bernhardt, Robert Stecker. James Hunter. Jerry Gue- quierre, Erwin Schmidt. Arlin Bergelin. MR. SE1 FERT SEMESTER FOUR Top Row: Arthur Heidner. Raymond Duehrkop, William Mehl. Franklin Sielaff. John Gojkovich. Joe Aomadka, H'arren Ve1ch. George Jansen. Third Row: Henry Schneck. Henry Muench. Conrad Y0scher. George Hartmann. Gilbert Kmhny Harvey Engel. Edward Pechacek. Second Row: Kenneth Dilger. XValter Militzer, Joe Kehis. Mr, Seifert. Mil- ton Krause, Stephen Kutuar, Joseph Meinyzast. First Row: Maurice Monthey. Leon Mur- ray. Monroe Babcock. James B10111- mer. Joe Klimt. Robert Nesslingz. ---I934 Page Eighty-nine CLASSES MR. SPRAGUEiSEMESTER FOUR T011 Row: Ralph McCarthy, Henry Schell, Warren Reichow, VVaIter Alexander, Arthur Luderus, Walter Johnston, Kenneth Scheuerman, John Etheridge, Herman Barkow. Third Row: Russell Oppert, RIartin Ink- mann, Robert Schmidt, Robert Loebe, James Jensen. Herman Huebncr, XVallace Drescher, XValter Smith. Second Row: Ted Fast. Michael Bed- navich, William Brueggermann, Mr. Sprague, Fred Tank, Frank Harhacll, XVard Butler. First Row: Gerald Hanus, Wade Kuter, Walter Riesing, Theodore Iastrow, James Hontros, Norbert Leinen, Eugene Heidenreich. MISS BAER-SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Lillian Mack. Ellen McCabe. Harriet Ahrendt, Theresa Jung, Le- ona Manthey. LaVeme Fay, Dorothy Rachcw. Charlotte Jurisch, Florence XVolters. Third Row: Hilda Kolb. Eleanor Trapp. Bernice Herman. Ruth Harttieltl. Audrey Longauer. Daisy Pape. Lucille Kohls, Arlene Van Pietersom, Lon raine Simons. Second Row: Florence Ganl, Viola Rohde, Elizabeth Maclander. Miss Baer. Dor- othy Franke, Mildred Groeschel, Shirley W'estler. First Row: Florence Cohen, Mary Jane Trayser. Florence Brandt, Frances Soeters. Esther Rizzo, Eileen Scha- pert, Ruth Andrich. . Agpku-mmru-$ A 43 !-,. m . M 188 H ARDAKER iSEMESTER THREE w- Hum; a wow w A+ Tnp Rmv: Curulyn Bates. Ruth Praedel, Mildred Kmlai. Doris McLean. Marian Schcnk. LllCiIlC Vestphzll. Theo Gres- wuld. Gretchen C1005. Ruth Nold. Third Row: Betty Richter, Jane Muleg. Margaret Risch. Ruth Jurmer. Mar ilyn Sullivan. Florence Sosney. Ger- trmlc chnsnn. Margaret Hermuusml. Second Row: Cnrnl Ewnld. Duris H0111- nmnn. Dnmthy Rnuh. Miss Hunlzlkcr, Mary Murphy. Jane Hellschel. Len- cllc Unmsc. First Rnw: Mildred Shaw. Myrtle Schnhlt, Bernicc Zornin. Pauline Hooy, Shirley Rulwu. Murinn Ruegge. Myrtle Carlson. SCROLL: Pilaf Nim'ly MISS LOHR -SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Marie Lehman. Dorothy Martz, Pearl Metzelfeld. Lucille Mueller, Jane Fridie, Marguerite Thoma, Myrtle XVelsh, Alice Geprig, Marian Silas. Third Row: Mary Jane Brown. Mar- jorie Janke, Betty Gaynor, Eleanore Behling, Irene Dugas, LaBerta Coates, Margaret Haskin, Arline Buetow. Second Row: Ruth Erdmann. June Adolphsen, Eleanor Sklener. Miss Lohr, Lucille Busher, Dorothy Rodig, Florence Epstein. First Row: Georgian Pulas, Mae Tonsor, Dorothy Cohen, Evelyn Knepper, Pearl Krueger, Charlotte Tolban, Jeanette Dreckmann. MRS. MARCKS SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Blanche Swanson. Betty Schoonmaker, Ellen Marie Barkow, Evelyn Doehling, Helen XVidowit, Vi- ola Guember, Hazel Beuscher, Rosa- lyn Kaminsky. Third Row: Lois Feldman. Margaret Krause, Ethel Goodman. Charlotte Bartfxeld, Eva Levy, Lillian Simpelaar, Margaret Griffith. ' Second Row: Sylvia Tucker. Judith Ver- hulst, Myrtle Hennig, Mrs. Marcks, Janet Kamschulte, Muriel Benthien, Janet Kennedy. First Row: June Ortmann, Florence Meyer. Evelyn Buerger. Mildred Scheier, Margaret Bimser, Arline Krohn. MISS PHELPS-75EMESTER TH REE Top Row: Dorothy Blaschke. Jean Lovelt, Lucille Scherbarth. Rosaline Feller, Emma Skerbich, Selma Rice, Edith Birl', Jeanne Kynaston. Third Row: Gladys McLean, Sylvia Davelaar. Janet Casper, LaVeme Schulman. Margaret Stiehm, Lois A11- acker, Genesee Kniaz, Second Row: Marjorie Raff. Ella Piazza, Ruth Putz, Miss Phelps. Lucille Schultz. Audrey Brmsemer, Mayetta Johnson. First Row: Phylis Cohen, Geraldine Zieg- ler, Doris Ellsworth. Eunice Pieper, Belva Long, Jeanne Cavanaugh. - I934 Page Ninrty-one CLASSES M R. BANN I STER-SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Robert Schramek, Robert Kuckler. Art Jarett, William Knight, Bub Mueller. Henry Hartgers, Har- land Muenchuw. Third Row: Roland Graf. Vernon Aeblio, Donald Meyer. James Simmons, George XVeiler, Carson Haversack. Second Raw: W'alter Mueller. Vern Hm'sch. Mr. Bannister. Edward Veckmue11er. Jack Angushn. First Row: Arthur Landfried, Donald Bansemer. Herbert Urich, Gerald Hekkers. Elmer Krojjel. MR, BERC SEMESTER TH REE Top Row: Edward Leininger. Edward Haynes. Allan Murgenrnth. Bruce Lawrie. John Stevens. Charlb Harp. Herman Hm'nburg. Frederick Yeihlcr. Third Rmv: Lennanl Vei1aml. Rnbel't Fitting, Richard Lennard. Ruswll Behlinz. Byron Ynight. Frederick Brickman. Herbert Dick. Second Row: Arthur Bishop. Edward Drewes. Kenneth Ruq. Mr. Berg. JO?81lh Lnncznz Tum Brnphy. Rubcrt Schmidelcr. First Row: John Luke. Yale SzttTrn. Ralph Strattrm. Uenrge Culbertson. Ruben Reichertz. MR. DERRXVALDT- SEM ESTER THREE Top Row: Robert Mnrrissey. John Chudy. Lester Grossmzm. Lincoln Cnapman. Robert Suerens. Herbert Saichek. Xm'mun Johnson. Kenneth Mmltz. Thinl Ruw: Jnhu Murkson. Aaron Kram- sky. Howard Rathlesberger. Robert Huycke. Robert Rasmussen. Robert l'kulcrnmn, Edward Chitlik. Sccuml Rmv: Howard Kleinsteuber, Gel old Nncchlcr. Eugene Brindis. Mr. Ih'rrwnltlt, Barney Becker. Donald llcihlu. OHH Hazlrth. Fin! Rmv: Yi1Iium Kuh. Eli Gecht. Ro- bert Meyer. Jnlm Cues. Richard Hell. Marvin Vng'ner. SCROLL: Paaw A'inr'ty-trwu :wra'ma....-vi-. - .. q a Ame CLASSES MR. FROEHLTCHg SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Robert Frank. Joseph Cocking, Robert Houleheu. John Miller, Ken neth Splitt, Matthew L'rkofsky, W'al- lace Berg, Earl Hager. Third Row: Ralph Milaeger. Robert Ker- mott. Robert Brown, Albert Rosen, Benjamin Stein, Erven Kozlowicz, Tom Pleyte. Second Row: John Dooley. LeRoy Bauer. Charles Zwerske, Mr. Froehlich. Lor- enz Tshabuschnig, Alfred Trenkamp, Philip Lerman. First Row: George Ross, Milton Mendel- sohn, Dean Nichol, Edgar Gensch, Phillip Cohen, Edwin Posner. MR. McCUTCHEON SEMESTER THREE Top Row: Bernard Litwak, Gilbert Klein, James Schaefer, Harold Grigg, Bernard Wolf. Roy Haese, Jerome Traxler, Melvin Feinberg. Third Row: Roland Raedlein, Udell Tuss- man. George Selas, Neil Ritzow, Ted Derse, Edward VVeiushel, Daniel Scheer. Second Row: Donald Koehn. Edward Krasno, Alois Kauder, Mr. McCut- Cheon, Donald Stelzer, Alvin Wein- stein, Torsten Ryb6ck. First Row: Albert Petermann, Robert Korn, Richard Ehlert. Robert Arnold, Gene Paddock. MR. VVOODS- SEMESTER TH REE Top Row: Franklin Friedrich. George Borgwardt. Russell Selbo. Harold Bernadickt. Robert Smith. Charles Bartels, Courtney Leubner. Third Row: Orrin Kludt. John Eckmann, Milton Lassanske. Kenneth Krohn, Gordon Trupke. Milton Geske. Fred- rick Klingbeil. Second Row: Henry Gilbert. George Pinahs, Mr. Woods. Otto Keierleber, Harvey Oloszia, Gable Nekon. First Row: Solomon Stepansky. Charles Lock, Clarence Koch. George Janke, Ralph Sandes. -- l93ll- Page Ninety-three 3.in ,2 Top Row: E. Coapman, S. Klitsner, H. Dunning, J. Clifford, J. Neidfhoefer, S. Chapman, H. Hunt, J. Schroeder, W. Elsen, W. Ward, W. Konrad, H. Feldman, H. Karp. Third Row: E. Brandt, E. Kaddatz, E. Perlewitz, G. Vroman, C. Barkow, D. Kime, R. Boswell, R. Oberwetter, K. Allsch- wang, V. Butler, D. Dietrich, L. Murphy. Second Row: W. Pengelly, B. Kuehn, R. Huegel, Mr. McCain, Miss Green, Mr. K. F. Miller, J. Doll, M. Schmithals, V. Goetschel, A. Post. First Row: L. Drewry, W, Morrissey, M. Meixner, E. Steltz, J. Brown, B. Leutennegger, B. Overbaugh, R. Fath, S. Ziegler. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ENOLA BRANDT Vice President ROBERT OBERWETTER CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES Semester One Semester cTwo Announcement Janet Brown Book Store Robert Oberwetter Campaign Mary Meixner Executive Robert Oberwetter Exchange Richard Huegel House Margaret Schmithals Ink James Schroeder Ermgarde Kaddatz Enola Brandt Mary Meixner Robert Oberwetter William Elsen June Sommerfield John Coleman Investigation Janet Brown Matinee Dance Wesley Ward Philanthropy and Economy Herbert Dunning Point System James Neidhofer Janet Brown Wesley Ward Harry Karp James Neidhofer COMMITTEES Continued Poster Herschel Feldman Printing Ermgarde Kaddatz Social Service Loretta Murphy Song Book Janet Doll Typing William Morrissey Carl Barkow Virginia Madson William Konrad June Sommerkld Paint Distributor Edward Ressel Edward Ressel REPRESENTATIVE WORK OF THE COUNCIL Periodical Locker Checking System Hall Clearance Regulation Revision of Point System Distribution of Book Labels Conducting of School Elections EditordmChief of Scroll Council President Visiting of other School Councils Lincoln Shorewood West Division North Division Bay View Custer Wauwatosa Riverside South Division Vocational School Discussions of School Problems Cheerleaders Page Ninety-setven ACTIVITIES Top Row: R. Thomas, P. Austin, J. Wig, E. Coapman, L. Clemens. First Row: D. Georg, E. Steltz, M. Schmithals, I. Kegel, R. Edelstein. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SERVICE LEADERSHIP 80 well they acted all and every part Be not like dumb driven cattle, By turnstwith that vivacious versatility. Be a hero in the strife. tLord Byron tLongfellow CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP SelfIreverence, selfiknowledge, selfrcontrol. ttReading maketh a full man; conference a ready ' d writin an exact man. t-Termyson man, an g tBacon Top Row: R. Oberwetter, J. Taxman, R. Boswell, J. Foley, J. George, J. Neidhoefer, tV. Ward, tV. Herrmann, W. Konrad, A Thurwachter, D. Kime. Second Row: R. Eckart, J. Tngraham, E. Kaddatz, E. Brandt, H, Krueger, XV. Wright, R. Ziegler, J. Doll, T. Brown, B. Leutenneger. First Row: L. Burhenne, H. Polland, L. Zabel, M. Meixner. L. Murphy, A. Klug, E. XValker. V. Madson, B. Loeffler, SCROLL: Page Ninety-ciglll ACTIVITIES . - . Top Row: R. Thomas, H. Meier, N. Amrhein, V. Bucholz, L. Clemens. First Row: D. Georg, D. Voss, B. Leutennegger, I, Kegel. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll-eThe International Journalr Purpose of the Society iStiC Society for High SChOOl Journalists. To instill in students the ideals of scholarship, to advance the standard of the profession of joure nahsm by inculcating a higher code of ethics and to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, Clear and forceful writing. Founderh President of the University of Iowa April 10, 1926. Number of Chapters in the World , 800 Founding 0f the Washington Chapter t 1927 Great is Journalism. Is not every able editor Total Members in the Washington Chapter 129 a ruler of the world, being the persuader of it? eCavlyle Top Row: M. English, XV. thight, J. Foley, K. Buerger, XV. XVard, K. Youngbeck, D. Kime, K. Marx. Second Row: B. Leutenegger, E. Brandt. R. Laatsch, G. Zajichek. H. Krueger, J. 'Ingraham, M. Meixnex'. First Row: L. Friedland, H. Polland, G. Mueller, S. Cohen, G. Chenow, L. Burhenne, M. Magritz. :1934 Page Ninety-nine ACTIVITIES Top Row: R. Thomas, S. Cohen, G. Zajichek, D. Ritzke, W. Ward, D. Kime, R. Laatsch. Second Row: B. Kuehn, Mr. Schneller, Miss Rosenfeld, Mr. Culver, Mr. Mereen, W. Ethier. First Row: F. Zoesch, L. Friedland, M. Sutton, V. Pohland, M. Werle, D. Georg. SCROLL ANNUAL LITERARY STAFF STAFF sconameds EditorIinIChief I I I Wesley Ward Evalyn Shechter, Florence MacFarland, BeaI Associate Editor Walter Ethier trice Urich, Donald Henningfeld, Ora MadI Literary Editor , Gordon Zajichek den, Fred Thlelen Organization Editor Dorothy Georg Florence Zoesch BUSINESS STAFF Proof Editor Louise Friedland Business Manager I I Bernice Leutenegger Sports Editor Duane Kime Circulation Manager I Kenneth Marx Typists , Donald Ritzke Publishing Manager Karl Youngbeck Marjorie Sutton 77661811767 ' ' Harold Krueger Art Editor , , , , , Violet Bucholz Cut Librarian Gertrude Mueller Associate Art Editors: Enid Kulk, Winifred Hamel PHOTOGRAPHERS Assistants: Margaret Schroeder, Marion Werle, Bernard Kuehn Sidney Cohen Earl Neils Ruth Laatsh Viola Pohland Top Row: M. Schmithals, D. Schwarze, H. Krueger, K. Marx, H. Radke, K. Youngbeck, H. Henning, R4 Zaun. Second Row: M. Port, V. Buchholz, Miss Pollworth, Mr. Bannister, Mr. A. E. Miller, W. McCarthy, E. Kulk. First Row: G. Andert, A. Roller, M. Johnsrud, W. Hamel, B. Leutenegger, G. Mueller, F. Hinz. SCROLL: Page One Hundred .:mkmao-vh.a-d-m.II- 4'1:- MM -m-ww ; nuv- - A Top Row: W. Wright, L. O Brien, R. Hollenbeck, H. Feldman, W. Elson, H. Meier, J. Foley, W. Herrmann, R. Krahn. Oberwetter, R. Huegel. F. Volk, W. Plutte, E. Haeger, Fourth Row: M. English, R. Gill, R. Ziegler, V. Collins, R. Pittelman, M. Murr, B. Zeimer, A. VVehle, R. Turner, R. Third Row: M. Thompson, L. Kirschnik, W. Morrissey, J. D011, L. Clemens, J. Rudolph, J. Jahnke, G. Bassler, H. Lehmann, R. Berman, L. Goodman. Second Row: J. Hartmann, M. Marks. G. Stutson, M. Gleissner, V. Madson, E. Mars, Miss Zinns, Miss Goeden, Miss Hauer, S. Cohen, M. Gibson, First Row: G. Hansen, D. Powers, E. Hecht, B. Lerler, M. Meixner, E. Schwartz, L. Andersen, R. Molter, E. Mechanic. SCROLL WEEKLY LITERARY STAFF Semester One EditorrinIChief M. Meixner Managing Editor F. Volk Associate Editoi H. Meier Assistant A. Wehle Sports E. Haeger Headline L. Clemens Features J. Foley Literary H. Lehmann Column R. Turner Cuts R. Krahn Exchanges W. Herrmann Publicity R. Huegel Semester Two M. Meixner A. Wehle W. Plutte L. Kirschnik E. Haeger L. Goodman J. Foley M. English R. Turner H. Polland W. Elsen R. Huegel Proof Typing Business Manager Assistant AdveTtisin g Assistant Circulation Bookkeeper Collection Treasurer Proofreader Typist STAFF Continued W. Wright G. Bassler BUSINESS STAFF W. Rice H. Karp J. Ingraham R. Strauss N. Amrhein G. Chenow H. Langer D. Voss J. Abele I. Kegel J. Jahnke B. Zeimet W. Rice H. Karp J. Ingraham F. Feller N. Amrhein G. Chenow H. Langer L. Burhenne J. Abele M. Magritz Top Row: K. Silvers, K. Kamschulte, D. Hersh, G. Schildknecht, N. Amrhein, H. Dickelman, H. Gohlke, W. Rice, H. Karp, S. Moritz, E. Perlewitz. Third Row: I. Kegel, G. Chenow, B. Schmidt, M. Murphy, D. Voss, F. Bruder, J. Matthes. Feller, J. Ingraham, V. Goetschel, J. Abele, D. Second Row: C. Samelson, H. Langer, R. Strauss, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Bruns, Mr. A. E. Miller, E. Ressel, H. Stroiman, E. LaPlante. First Row: M. Magritz. L. Burhenne, B. Overbaugh, M. Kroes, V. Bruns, R. Flach, D. Georg, L. Connit. :l934 Page One Hundred One ACTIVITIES Top Row: H. Karp, W. Rice, R. Boettcher, N. Amrhein, E. Haeger, R. Stadlbauer, R. Turner. First Row: J. Sommerfield, G. Chenow, E. Perlewitz, R. Laatsch, E, Kaddatz, W. Morrissey, L. Friedland. STUDENT SERVICE Branches of Service and Supervisors Cafeteria Monitors 24 I I I I W. Morrissey North End I I H. Glinberg, Fourth Hour P. Imse, Fifth Hour South End I I I R. Huegel, Fourth Hour C. Samelson, Fifth Hour Hall Monitors 135 I I I I I I E. Kaddatz M. Marks, Assistant Assembly Monitors 205 I I I I E. Perlewitz Office Monitors 25 Infirmary Monitors 8 I I I B. Leutenegger Library Monitors 8 Lost and Found Monitors 2 USHERS February Graduates C. Becker C. Ehlert C. Gelhaar E. Zinser B. Canniff E. Danaher K. Allschwang F. Reichert Head Ushers F. Walker I I I I I General Supervisor A. Thurwachter I I I Main Floor Captain H. Meyers I I I I Main Floor Assistant G. Leupold I Balcony Captain R. Krainik I Balcony Assistant P. Rubin I I Ticket Collector E. Windward I Ticket Collector Top Row: A. Thurwachter, W. Minkel, M. Irsch, G. Leupold, H. Hunt, R. Strauss, C. McKeown, R. Ott. Second Row: L. MacArthur, H. Meyers, R. Hamel, Mr. Cook, F. Walker, E. Windward, W. Holbrook. First Row: P. Rubin, L. Rubnitz, L. Garbutt, H. Cohen, H. Raszmsky, G. BornHeth, W. Neubauer. Page One Hundred Trwo SCROLL: ACTIVITIES xxxxxx Top Row: R. Eckart, H. Baerwaldt, Miss Zartner, H. Bear, M. Cronin, J. Matthews. First Row: J. Sommerfield, M. Nicht, J. Vollmer, B. Weise, D. Wilke, D. Powers. LlBRARY-LOST AND FOUND Total number of books I I 17,540 Fiction I I I I I 3,907 NonIfiction I I I I 13 ,63 3 Periodicals I I I I I 5 2 Books received in 19334934 I 87 18,758 Number of books bound in one semester 250 $15.00 Total withdrawals for one semester I Amount of fines in one year I I I LOST AND FOUND Articles received in one semester I I Articles returned in one semester I I Remaining articles returned to the fmder INFIRMARY February Graduates R. Thomas L. Clemens E. Coapman Attendants Eight monitors Four substitutes Supervisors R. ThomaseSemester one B. LeuteneggereSemester two Faculty Critic I I I I I Miss M. Raasch Business Meetings General meetingse-conducted by the superI visor. Instructive Meetings --conducted by Miss Raasch Top Row: B. Leutenegger, R. Hollenbeck, Miss Raasch, K. Kamschulte, B. Reichow. First Row: F. Cohn, V. Andrews, M. Beck, A. Klug. :1934 Page One Hundred Three ACTIVITIES y g Top Row: F. Reischmann, C. Peckarsky, V. Huebbe, G. Vroman, R, Harnack, G. Bowman, H. Wedel, D. Dietrich, D. Hoffman, B. Schacht, E. Schechter. Second Row: C. Hanson, M. Hoffman, L. Bell, F. MacFarland, Mrs. Boundey, N. Hankin, R. Weinberg, J. Shapiro, B. Mayer, D. Holzhaueser. First Row: S. Ziegler, F. Smith, D. Powers, L. Ellis, J. Ward, M. Rothman, J. Siegel, M. Jayne, M. Schubert. JUNIOR DRAMATIC SOCIETY OFFICERS THE YEAPCS WORK Semester One Semester cTwo ,OprO5MaThumba, Frederick Fenn and Rich! ard Brice wTo the Ladies George Kaufman MacConelly Vice President G. Bowman A. Kauder Pirt1e Drums It hf Charles Devine In the Zone,, Eugene O5Nei11 WThanks Awfuth Jean Lathan Treasurer A. Brossel A. Brossel Rock1'ng Chair Rowaa L. M. Stevens President S. Chapman 8. Chapman Secretary J. Reydman J. Cavanaugh kThe Silver Thread Constance D'Arcy Wackay J' Ward J' Ward One Sunny Morning, Alvarez de Quenbro Sera' Critic Mrs. Boundey fin and Joaquin Public Performances 0f mfhe Silver Thread g$:;dalgilfheHI:::;s Jogaecsiy Gregory Sgt. ratzArms Auditorium Section I and II and Art Institute joint Owners in Spairf, Alice Brown Top Row: M. Bitz, G. Margolis, E. Clark, L. Silverstein, H. O'Neil, S. Chapman, W. Sylvester, H. Klafter, B. Goldfien, M. VVatman, J. Lippold. Second Row: A. Beyerstedt, J. Pauli, B. Heiss, E. Ritz, M. Klitsner, Mr. Mereen, F. Smuckler. J. Lentzner, C. Kerzin, M. Abendrcth. First Row: H. Stein, M. Kelley, R. Knoth, J. Reydman, L. Andersen, J. Kirst, A. Brossell. M. Hammes, E. Mechanic, SCROLL: Page 0m: Hundred Four Top Row: H. Rutkus, R. Krahn, XV. Konrad, H. Dunning, J. Neidhoefer, J. Schroeder, C. Gronemeyer, W. Ward, W. Ingerman, D. Curtin, A. Thurwachter. Third Row: B. Rogatz, A. Kaiser, R. Thomas, E. Schwartz, C. Dalton, W. Rice, R. Schmidt, J. Taxman, H. Karp. Second Row: C. Arnold, M. Sherkow, D. Zavik, P. Austin, Miss Strohm, M. Heinmiller, W. Broker, M. Meixner, C. Chudy, N. Strnad. First Row: E. Hellman, B. Goodman, W. Maertz, L. Rabbitt, D. Kugler, M. Rich, 1. Erbstoezer, E. Rymal. WASHINGTON PLAYERS WORKSHOP PLAYS OFFICERS Six Who Pas? WThe FarzAway Princess Semester One Semester Two My Ladyas LaceH the Thfice Promised Bride: President J. Foley K. Youngbeck WFhe Noble Lorda, A Game of Chess . P1aying With Firev Ma1'd 0f Franc? Vtce PreSIdent I. Johannes W. Ward Po0r Maddelinzfa C01umbine Secretary J, Brown C, Arnold the ConfessionaF, WFhe Romancers ' .. W1'11 O the Wisp Treasurer A. Klug G. Zapchek Augustus in Search of a Fathef, Council Rep. L- Drewey J- Taxman GROUP LEADERS SgtxavArms G. Zajichek C, Dalton Arnella Klug Enola Brandt Critic Miss Inez Strohm K lY k 1 J3: Taigffec ChXSEtzyAXZEg Senior Class P1a3HMay 25 and 26, 1934 Bernice Leutenegger If I Were Kingm by Justine Huntley McCarthy Top Row: K. Youngbeck, H. Glinberg, P. Imse, V. Elsen, C. Yonts, W. Plutte, J. Foley, W. Herrmann, R. Hollen- beck, M. Murr. Third Row: M. Carney, D. Brown, D. Kime. B. Smith. G. Zajichek, L. Hoffman, R. Ziegler, E. Ressel, I. Johannes, A. Post. Second Row: E. Brandt, L. Murphy, B. Leutenegger, L. Goodman, Mr. Mereen, I Ingraham, J. Brown, E. Walker, A. Klug. First Row: S. Goldwyn, E. Neils. J. Loth, V. Madsnn, 0. Martin, G. Schutz, L. Rexford, J. Dlouhy, L. Drewry. Page One Hundred Five ACTIVITIES Top Row: D. Hersh, R. Einbecker, W. Block, W. Elsen, F. Alexander, G. MacDougall, H. Dickelman, H. Wedel, K. Quantius, W. Rice, T. Kaap, D. Brazier. Third Row: V. Roy, F. Feller, D. Straus, M. Ericksen, H. Klafter, J. Dietrich, E. Mayer, E. Ressel, B. Herzberg, M. Cronin, J. Ingraham, w. Maertz. Second Row: J. Loth, B. Rogatz, L. Kirschnik, M. Sylvester, R. Asplund, Miss Brooks, Miss Brenckle, C. Samelson, A. Klug, V. Knatz, R. Siegel. First Row: J. Siegel, R, Kuehn, D. Kruecke, M. Hoffman, J. Kirst, H. Rubenstein, L. Sonnenberg, D. Grieb, H. Amadon, M. Marks. ALPHANEA LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Semester One Semester Two R. Hollenbeck E. Ressel A. Klug L. Burhenne F. Austin M. Sylvester D. Hersh J. Loth F. Feller J. Dietrich J. Abele B. Evans A. Post J. Kirst G. MacDougall H. Wedel G. Bowman C. Samelson President ViceIPresident 1 ViceIPresident 2 ViceIPTesident 3 Secretary Treasurer Council Rep. Ambassador Sgt.IatIA7ms Critics Mrs. Marcks Miss Hardaker Miss Keuper 7 Mi 1t ' REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Debate: e Resolved that the powers given the President by the emergency legislation of 1933 be made permanent by constiI tutional amendment. Ab'irmative D. DeGelleke D. Price H. Klafter D. Grieb A. Post Short TalkehThe Importance of Good MagaI zines I I I I I I I A.Klug Orchestral Selections under the direction of I I D. Hersh ReadingehA Woman in a Shoe Shopt' R. Siegel Negative R. Einbecker Top Row: M. Massimo, R. Oberwetter, R. Kuemmerlein, V. Zupan, B. Andren, R. K012, G. Bowman, R. Hollenbeck, R. Sharp, B. Evans, H. Karp, J. Ernst. Third Row: E. Taylor, E. Beffel, P. Austin, M. Reinke, R. Thomas, J. Kunz, V. Butzer, L. Silverstein, G. Evans, G. Hold- mann, L. Spilberg, E. Dav1s. Second Row: M. Schneider, A. Koehn, A. Eberl, R. Oesterreich, Miss Hardaker, H. Brown, L. Drott, J. Abele, A. Post, F. Cohn, E. LaPlante. First Row: G. Hansen, B. Arveson, D. Witte, V. Harder, D. Bosley, S. Cohen, D. Georg, J. Brindis, L. Burhenne. Page 07m Hundred Six SCROLL: ,,..4.........w--wn.-.-A.,..--v-v .. . av Top Row: S. Cohen, D. Rechcygl, B. Weber, E. Schwartz, P. Imse, E. Haeger, L. Goodman, E. Hintz. Second Row: E. Bremer, B. Rudberg, E. Haberis, M. Thompson, F. Reischmann, Eisenberg, P. Bass. First Row: R. Ahrens, H. Polland, G. Johns, W. Rohde, I. Eder, L. Weidel, R. Edelstein, F. Weintrob. President ViceIPresident 1 ViceIPTesident 2 KiceIPTesident 3 Secretary Treasurer Council Rep. Ambassador SgtxatIArms H. Feldman, J. Bender, M. Pawlitzke, Mr, Groth, H. Horwitz, R. Hart, M. LINCOLN LITERARY SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM OFFICERS Semester One Semester Two V. Madson P. Larson R. Edelstein J. Matthes K. Kamschulte S. Goldwyn E. Schwartz G. Vroman J. Bender F. Zoesch G. Vroman H. Moore H. Feldman V. Madson M. Thompson J. Bender F. Reischmann R. Hart Critics Mr. Groth Miss Thompson Miss Purdy Top Row: V. Madscn. M. Beck, K. Kamschulte, D. Dietrich. P. Larson, J. Matthes. Second Row: J. Vollmer, G. Karp, B. Mayer, B. Bryngelson, Rockerman, B. XVinternitz. First Row: B. Sebreny, F. Zoesch, E. Schwartz, L. Andersen, D. Powers, S. Goldwyn, H. Moore, T. Tietelbaum, S. Ziegler. :1934 Piano Solo I r z r r I I Hersh Horwitz Serenade in B Flat Minora5 I I Rachmmu'nojjr Debate:--Resolved that the St. Lawrence WaterI way Treaty be adopted. Afwmative E. Schwartz P. Imse W. Rohde Negative G. Johns J. Vollmer F. Zoesch Readingw Who s Afraid? I I I H. Moore Short TalkI Great Men of February R. Lukes Cello SOIOI Berceuseaa Accompanied by J. Bender A. Loebel, R. Lukes, Miss Thompson, Miss r I M. E. Thompson R. Huegel, G. Vroman, J. Keane, Purdy, C. Hanson, C. Kerzin, A. Page One Hundred Seven Top Row: L. Clemens, I. Taxman. R. Harnack, A. Thurwachter, K. Youngbeck, F. Volk, S. Chapman, R. Krahn, H. Glin- berg, E. Coapman, R. Ziegler, J. Soergel. Third Row: P. Gerhardt, R. Eckart. J. Brown, H. Baerwaldt, M. Heinmiller, B. Goldammer, A. Kaiser, R. Dittmer, C. Lerner, J. D011, L. Murphy, B, Wise. Second Row: R. Goelz, M. Meixner, A. Ash, A. Grossman, C. Dibble, Mr. Candy, S. Gellman, E. Galst, R. Schwartz, E. Brandt, W. Hamel. First Row: L. Friedland, L. Drewry, L, Ellis. J. Ward, F. Smuckler, A. Brossell, G. Stutson, E. Schechter, E. Hellman. PHILOMATHEA LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Semester One Semester Two Orchestral Selections Henry Luedtke, Director President L. Murphy W. Herrmann Logise Friedland Henry Luedtke Vice President 1 R. Krahn H. Glinberg Wmston Pengelly Lloyd Hoffman Vice President 2 W. Hamel H. Baerwaldt Lucas Staudacher IWilliam Shendel Vi c e P7 e 31' d em: 3 R. Ziegler L. Graf DebatezeResolved that the Umted States should Secretary E. Coapman M. Garny $13133: permanently the basic principles of the Treasurer T. Wein W. Plutte Council Rep. L. Murphy W. Herrmann Affirmative Negative Amb. J. Taxman R. Eckart Janet Roegge Loretta Murphy SgtxatzArms W. Pengelly R. Hamel Harry Stroiman James Ward Critics Miss Handt Miss Scanlan LOUiS OtBrien Winston Pengelly Mr. Candy Reading e hhA Good Dinner - Ruth Schwartz Top Row: R. Donnelly, C. Erdmann, H. Dunning, W. Schendel, P. Currer, R. Schultz, D. Miller, W. Plutte, W. Ward, W. Herrmann, J. Foley, R. Hamel, M. Murr. Third Row: . M. Zarwel-l, M. Garny, L. Kilb, L. Staudacher, L. OtBrien, L. Hoffman, A. VVehle, R. Christopherson, C. Werner, M. Enghsh, D. Klemsteuber, I. Johannes. Second Row: A. Hoffman, H. Leudtke, C. Peckarsky, W. Pengelly, I. Roegge, Miss Handt, Miss Scanlan, L. Graf, M. Van R00, L. Roegge, B. Leutenegger. First Row: T. Wein, C. Arnold, C. Hackbarth, R. Aiken, M. Klitsner, H, Stroiman, P. Woboril, E. Neils, M. Rich, R. SCROLL: Page One Hundred Eight M;-Ncc-,vt..s..a...- .. W4: wvmwe .....,.....- . ACTIVITIES Top Row: A. Barrett, R. Boettcher, Mr. Mereen, R. Stadlbauer, R. Hildebrand. First Row: K. Silvers, R. Boswell, R. Laatsch, J. Jahnke, E. Haertlein. STAGE CREW POSITIONS ON THE CREW Ralph Boswell Roy Stadlbauer Kenneth Silvers Stage Manager I I Assistant Stage Manager Flyman I I I I Assistant Flymcm Eugene Haertlein Arthur Barrett Head Electrician Robert Boettcher Property Man I John Jahnke Ruth Laatsch Carpenter I I Property Mistress Iune Graduates Ralph Boswell Kenneth Silvers Roy Stadlbauer Robert Boettcher Ruth Laatsch i- AUDITORIUM EVENTS October 16 11Mum11 Show November 29 Thanksgiving Day Program December 21 Christmas Program, Orchestra and Glee Clubs January 9 Class Day Stunt January 16 Burns5 Program January 23 11Honor Day11 February 15 Scroll Stunt February 22 Washingtods Birthday Tableaus March 6 Band Concert March 1920 Scroll Annual Stunt March 23 Walker Day Program April 17 Boys, Quartet April 23 Scroll Weekly Election. EditorIinI Chief April 24 Shakespearean Program May 4 Spring Concert May 25I26ISenior Play Memories of music, drama, lectures, forensics, elections recall Our Auditorium. Page One Hundred Nine 1.1 3.. ;-,$..-.A1..;-1 AL. A . A ACTIVITIES Top Row: E. Schwartz, E. Coapman, R. Hollenbeck, W. Herrmann, R. Holz, G. Bowman, E. Haeger, W. Ward, W. Rice, A. Thurwachter, D. Hersh. Third Row: L. Murphy, M. Cronin, B. Herzberg, F. Austin, D. Dietrich, R. Ziegler, G. Vroman, I. Bender, R. Eckart. Second Row: P. Larson, J. Keane, C. Lerner, J. Brown, F. Feller, I. Johannes, A. Post, R. Aiken. First Row: R. Edelstein, J. Loth, V. Madson, F. Reischmann, M. Meixner, J. Matthes, J. Siegel, H. Polland. INTERSOCIETY Question Resolvedthhat it was right for the United States to recognize Soviet Russia. AUDITORIUM Winnev According to Arrangement LINCOLN ALPHANEA I. Oration versus Lincoln-I Master or Victimss I I E. Haeger AlphaneaIWFhe Next W21? I I A. Post II. Debate Lincoln Affirmative E. Schwartz J. Matthes J. Keane F. Reischmarm 111. Reading AlphaneaI- Ashes of Roses I I J. Siegel LincolnIthe Plezf I I I I J. Bender judges Attorney William P. Leonard Miss Miriam Shaeffer, Wauwatosa High School Alphanea Negative F. Feller W. Rice D. Hersh R. Hollenbeck ASSEMBLY A ALPHANEA versus PHILOMATHEA I. Oration AlphaneaIthe Menace of Lawlessness 5 I P. Austin Philomathea I sInternational Understanding, W. Ward ASSEMBLY A IContinuew II. Debate Alphanea AfErmative B. Herzberg M. Cronin G. Bowman R. Halz III. Reading PhilomatheaI M0th'er I I I I. Johannes AlphaneaI The Laughter 0f Leen I J. Loth Judges Mr. Donald Gleason Miss Lean Foley, Shorewood High School ASSEMBLY B 'UCTSMS Philomathea Negative W. Herrmann E. Coapman L. Murphy R. Aiken PHILOMATHEA LINCOLN I. Oration PhilomatheaI Strange Dream? I I I I A. Thurwachter Lincolnw3 Master or VictimW I D. Dietrich II. Debate Philomathea Affirmative 1V1. Meixner R. Ziegler R. Eckart C. Lerner HI. Reading Philomathea mfhe Man Who Planted the Hungry Gras? I I I I I I J. Brown LincolnI Whee1s of Timev I I P. Larson judges Dr. William Lamers, Marquette School Of Speech Mrs. Mary Keating, South Milwaukee High School Lincoln Negative V. Madson H. Polland R. Edelstein G. Vroman Paw One Hundred TM SCROLL: Top Row: M. Van R00, J. Bender, M. Soerens, R. Schmidt, D. Gelleke, H. Baerwaldt, B. Goldammer, L. Kilb, M. Garny. Second Row: A. Eberl, J. Matthes, Miss Nappe, Miss Michi, Miss Leete, Miss Falk, Miss Phelps, Miss Porter, M. Schneider. First Row: E. Mechanic, M. Wolf, B. Arveson, C. Hackbarth, B. Overbaugh, G. Hartung, M. Breiggemann, S. Ziegler, E. Rymal. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Senior Division Semester Two M. Van R00 M. Gamay R. Schmidt M. Soerens Semester One V. Butzer C. Hackbarth E. Dick R. Rettler President ViceIPresident Secretary Treasurer junior Division Semester Two J. Matthes E. Rymal H. Baerwaldt B. Goldammer Semester One B. Overbaugh L. Kilb J. Bender A. Eberl President ViceIPvesident Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Division Semester Two D. DeGelleke M. Brueggeman M. Schneider B. Arveson Semester One S. Ziegler M. J. Wolf E. Mechanic G. Hartung President ViceIPTesident Secretary Treasurer CRITICS Senior Division I I I Miss Nappe, Miss Porter junior Division I I I Miss Michi, Miss Falk Sophomore Division I Miss Leete, Miss Phelps ACTIVITIES Senior Division Welcome Tea I I I I I I I September Thanksgiving Baskets for Social Service I I I November Christmas Baskets for Social Service December Farewell Tea I I I I I I I I February junior Division Play thankful for Jada I I I I Ianumy Social Service Work I I I I I December Mothersa Program I I I I I I Ianuary St. Patricks Day Party I I I I I March Easter Baskets for Childrerfs HOSpital I April Picnic I I I I I I I I I I I June Sophomore Division Seventh Annual Thanksgiving Dinner November Welfare Work at County Infirmary Play Appearances I I I I I I january December Acquaintance Dance I I I I I I February TeaDanceI I I I I I I I I I April General Activities Annual Hallowekn Party I I I I October Christmas Matinee Dance I I I I December Honor Tea I I I I I I I April Springtime Dance I I I I I I May Page One Hundred Eleven ACTIVITIES NWNXNXXXN Top Row: A. Thurwachter, D. Hersh, R. Holz, Mr. Maule, Mr. Dewey, W. Block, D. Price, B. Herzberg. First Row: L. Murphy, J. Brown, J. Keane, E. Galst, N. Hankin, L. Sonnenberg. STATE DEBATE AFFIRMATIVE Question Resolved: That the United States adopt the British system of radio operation and control. THE TEAM Loretta Murphy , , , John Keane Allen Thurwachter Ervin Galst , Mr. Maule , Captain Alternate Coach Winner Washington Washington Washington Debates of Ajjrirmative Team Washington versus Kenosha Washington versus Bay View Washington versus West Allis PRACTICE DEBATES Decision Burlington versus Washington Washington NoneDecision Messmer High School , South Division High School VVest Allis High School Milwaukee Milwaukee West Allis NEGATIVE Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly as when they discuss it freely. Macaulay THE TEAM Janet Brown , , , Blanche Herzberg Robert Holz David Hersh Mr. Dewey Captain Alternate Coach Debates of Negative Team Winner Washington versus Racine Washington versus Bay View Washington Washington Washington versus Oconomowoc Oconomowoc PRACTICE DEBATES Decision Burlington versus Washington Washington NoneDecision Messmer High School , South Division High School Sheboygan High School , Milwaukee Milwaukee Sheboygan Page One Hundred Twelwa SCROLLL- ACTIVITIES Top Row: C. Dalton, D. Dietrich, R. Hollenbeck, H. Glinberg, W. Elsen, P. Imse, R. Holz, W. Ward, D. Curtin, L. HoEman, J. Taxman. Second Row: B. Leutenegger, J. Ernst, Mr. Maule, Miss Strohm, Miss Thompson, Mr. Dewey, D. Hersh, H. Karp, D. Marschall, B. Rogatz. First Row: J. Pauli, M. Meixner, J. Keane, B. Smith, A. Thurwachter, J. Brown, M. Sherkow, C. Arnold, H. Moore, D. Kretlow. FORENSICS LOCAL CONTEST, APRIL 13 Winner according to arrangement PLAY CONTEST The ThriceIPromised Brideh, I I I I I I Washington Players WThe Drumn I I I I Riverside Players ORATION uToward Saner Values,, I Donald Dietrich hSim'ste'r Shadowy I I Allen Thurwachter hPIrogress Toward Peacen I Howard Glinberg DRAMATIC READING WThe F001,, I I I I I I I June Ernst WThe Finger of Godw I I I Marie Garny the Bank Account I I I I Jane Pauli EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING uRussicfs Second Five Year Plan David Hersh hSecurity of Securities,, I I I John Keane hKLa Guardia Takes Officeh I I Robert Holz EXTEMPORANEOUS READING uA Drug Store Sceneh I I I Janet Brown hhHer Husbandk Dinner Party, I I I I I Ruth Hollenbeck hhA Little Change for Edward,, I I I I I Charlotte Arnold HUMOROUS READING hhAt a Matinee I I I Dorothy Marschall MThe Humble Petition,, I I Helen Moore uChalk Marks on the Gate I Doris Kretlow DISTRICT CONTEST, APRIL 20 Winner according to awangement PLAY CONTEST WThe Dust of the Road Oconomowoc Players WThe ThriceIPromised Brideh I I I I , , Washington Players ORATION HToward Saner Valuesn I Donald Dietrich hhSimple Tools I I I I Robert Hurtgen Kenosha DRAMATIC READING hThe Foolm I I I I I I I June Ernst WThe Lion and the Mouseh I Mary Murphy Kenosha HUMOROUS READING HAt the Matineew I I I I I Ruth Lepp Kenosha hhAt the Matinee, I I I Dorothy Marschall EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING ttThe United States and the Far Easth I I Joe Gogalu, Kenosha hLOne Year of President Roosevelth, I I I I David Hersh EXTEMPORANEOUS READING nAn Encounter with an Interviewerh I I I Janet Brown ttA Critical Situation I I Shirley Battersky Kenosha SOUTHERN WISCONSIN, DISTRICT CONTEST, APRIL 28 ORATION Donald Dietrich I I Third Place DRAMATIC READING June Ernst I I I I I I I Fourth Place EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Janet Brown I I I I I I I First Place STATE CONTEST, MAY 4 EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Janet Brown I I I I I I I First Place :I934 Page One Hundred Thirteen ACTIVITIES Top Row: M. Kuehn, D. Burgess, 0. Madden, W. Olds, Fourth Row: S. Swanson, J. Harmon, J. Wig, R. Dale, B. BornHeth, N. Rosen, D. Kime, J. Coleman, 1. Eder, L. Hoffman. M. Bernstein, C. Samelson, E. Broker, W. Nichol, W. Sylvester, F. Greene, G. Koepke, A. Simonsen, D. Dekarske, A. Van Pietersom, L. Brownrigg. Third Row: L. Friedland, G. Kopp, R.Humme1,P. Pumpiansky, B. Kapp, R. Groose, L. Kramer, D. Miller, Mr. Pes- talozzi, H. Bendlin, R. Stocker, P. Currer E. Eve1lson,B 1V,IcCain R. Schmidt J. Sullivan C. Wiley. Second Row: P. Cohn B. Sommer P Losse D Schwarze, F D1oegkamp, R. Roth D. Krueger, G. Jallas, H. Hunt, H. Radke, T. Zetting, W. Wright W McCarthy, J. Horwitz, W Pengelly, E.Beffe1. First Row: R. Martin, J. Siegel, E. Mars, J. Houges B. Behling, T. Kaap, E. Haberman, E. Spewachek. BAND Concert April 24, 1934 11Poet and Peasanti I I iiNocturneB from DreamH I I I I Concert May 4,1934 HCabins I I Von Suppe nMidsummer Nightis Mendelssohn Gillette Sigurd Jorsalfar Su1te I I G'rieg Valley Forge I I I Goldman BNRA MarchH I Ioseph Skomicka i1Finale Overtureis I Losey 11Turkey in the Straw I I SousaI Guion City Music Tournament, May 12, Second Place :iNRA Marchii I I I I Skornicka Finale OvertureB I Losey 12Poet and Peasantai Von Suppe ORCHESTRA Concert April 24, 1934 iiGavotte from iiMignon I Thomas iiThe Swanis I I I I SaintISaens iiFuneral March of a Marionette I Gounod iiCavatinaH I I I I I Bohm Concert May 4, 1934 uPastorale Symphony wSlavonic Danceii 11Twe1fth SymphonyB Haydn iiUniinished Symphonysi I I Schubert City Music Tournament, May 12, Second Place iiThe March of the Boyardsv I Halverson iiTwelfth Symphonyii I Haydn H andel Dvorak Top Row: M. Kuehn, J. Grueschow, P. Cohn, P. Losse, D. Walker, D. Miller, G. Koepke. D. Dekarske, L. Hoffman. Fourth Row: W. Berndt, R. Halbrader, G. Jallas, E. Evenson, Third Row: A. Wolinsky, R. Schmidt, L. Wussow, E. Hoerig, C. Second Row: R. Bumann, M. Knippert, V. Smelser, R. Siegel, dacher, D. Hersh, B. Radakovich. First Row: J. Horwitz, E. Broker, C. Samelson. M, Bernstein, R. Dale. Lefeure, H. Miller, 0. Luedtke, K. Allschwang, L. Schein. K. Keyel, Mr. Erdman, A. Summer, M. Samelson, L. Stau- G. Hoene, C. Erdman, R. Behling, T. Kaap, M. Thompson, B. VVidowit. Pagp One Hundred Faurteen SCROLL: ACTIVITIES Top Row: M. Papa, M. Zache, E. Perlewitz, M. Massimo, E. Coapman, A. Koch, R. Schmidt, B. Radakovich, M. Dannen- felser, L. Springer, L. Funke. Third Row: K. Kegel, E. Werk, A. Elkert, J. Possin, E. Dick, B. Smith, J. Kunz, M. Beck, M. Miller, D. Walker. Second Row: E. Bornheimer, V. Smelser, D. Beck, J. Pollin, Mr. Brown, Mr. Smith, E. Kirby, R. Asplund, M. Crowell. First Row: C. Sly, C. Arnold, K. Fuerst, O. Starke, J. Hartmann, V. Bruns, L. Belinky, B. Johnson, E. Hellman. BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS ACTIVITIES I SEMESTER ONE Auditorium Program, October By Babylonas Walls Down to Ri0 What Shall We DOT, Christmas Program, December Carols by both Clubs Ho1y Nighf, I Operetta, December In Arcadfs I I I Enid Hellman Stevens and Bergh Directors: Mr. Maule, Mr. Dewey, Mr. Smith, Mr. Brown. ACTIVITIES I SEMESTER TWO Auditorium Program, April G1 ann1'na Miaaa I I I I Friml The Luxembourg Garden$ Manning listen to the Lamb? I I Dett Shakespearean Program, April wSing We and Chant It,3 I I Morley Fifteen Men on a Dead Maris ChestH High City Music Tournament, May 12 0 Can Ye Sew Cushions? Girls, Second Place Wanderer s Song', I I Boys, First Place G10ry to God,5 I Mixed Chorus, First Place Top Row: N. Rosen, J. Muth, J. IValker, L. Chetek, F. Grotelueschen, I. Zempel, H. Stark, G. Emerson, R. Hinckley, IV. Rank. Third Row: L. Haese, A. Langlois, G. Gruenwald, IV. Berndt, XV. Konrad, L. Jones, H. Clinberg, D. Dekarske, R, Jierscheck. Second Row: L. Silverstein, D. IVinnik, R. Hamel, Mr. Brown, Mr. Smith, G. Georges, A. Silverstein, H. Pokorny, W. Davis. First Row: XV. Rohde, IV. Berg, H. Horwitz, B. Kuehn, L. Schein, M. Samelson, A. Rubringer. Page One Hundred Fifteen ACTIVITIES Top Row: G. Petrie, M. Sherkow, M. Sylvester, L. Jarvis, B. Weber, M. Murr, J. Roth, N. Peckarsky, D. Elert, C. Yonts, V. Zupan, M. Elliott, F. Sengbusch, L. Hartgers, J. Nannings, L. Spilberg. Fourth Row: E. Sweet, E. Bornheimer, P. Bornfleth, E. Weber, L. Schott, V. Collins, E. Schwartz, R. Gill, S. Cohen. A. Krasno, B. Smith, C. Peckarsky, M. MacFarland, J. Darrah, F. Jury. Third Row: J. Blumenfeld, E. Walker, R. Hart, J. Doll, H. Antross, L. Mohr, D. Posner, V. Marks, A. Ash, M. Osborn, D. Burgess, 0. Madden, R. Berman, G. Stutson. Second Row: M. Epstein, E. Schwartz, N. Ginsberg, B. Heiser. E. Stephansky, L. Mishlove, G. Karp, Miss Murphy, M. Schneider, R. Siegel, J. Dlouhy, S. Greenberg, B. Urich, J. Perlin, V. Knobla. First Row: J. Tietelbaum. L. Jasserman, R. Molter, L. Drewry, V. Park, F. Pollock, H. Schoonenberg, J. Brindis, F. Goldberg, O. Merkel, P. Bass, F. Weintrob, L. Burhenne,E.Th0mpson. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Semester One In Appreciation of Moliere President I I I I I LaVerne Burhenne First ViceIPresident I I I Mildred Murr Second ViceIPTesident I I I Esther Weber Secretary I I I I I I Pearl Bornfleth Piano Selections I I I I I I Rose Siegel Treasurer I I I I I I I Ruth Barman Amary1li$ , Council Representative I I Janet D011 La Cinquaintaine SergeantIatIArms I I I Robert G111 Original Speech I I I I I I Ruth Molter MolieIreIHis Life and Work Scene Four, Act Two from Le Bourgeois Semester Two Gentilhommew I I I I I I I Moliere President , , , , , , , , Janet D011 Fred Sengbusch First V iceIPresident I I I I Ruth Berman Josephine Brindis Second ViceIPTesident I I I Barbara Smith Beatrice De RYCkC Secretary I I I I I I I Mildred Murr Dance , , , , , , , Edithjane Walker Treasurer I I I I I Mildred Sherkow Council Representative I Edithjane Walker Sew'geantIatIA'rms I I I Newton Peckarsky RONDEL the earth has shed its mantel gray Of wind and cold and bitter rain, And now goes clothed in abroidery Et s5est v6tu de broderie Of gleaming sunshine clear and bright. De soleil luisant, Clair et beau There is no beast nor bird but in its 11 n y a bfete, ni oiseau Speech sings 0r cries. Qua en son jargon tie Chante ou crie; The earth has shed its mantel grayf Le temps a laiSSIE son manteau.w Charles DOrleans Seventeenth Century Bane? RONDEL Le temps a laisse': son manteau De Vent, de froidure et de pluie SCROLL: Page One Hundred Sixteen Top Row: D. Zavik, H. Langer, C. Werner, W. Wright, R. Thurwachter, H. Klafter, W. Pengelly. Krahn, W. Derse, H. VVedeI, R. Lukes, L. Staudacher, A. Fourth Row: A. Klug, E. LaPlante, R. Eckart, C. Samelson, A. Koehn, H. Baerwaldt, B. Goldfien, B. Goldammar, J. Bonow, M. Sylvester, S. Cohen, B. Ferris. Third Row: J. Hartmann, C. Arnold, I. Kirst, M. Thompson, L. Wachholz, P. Woboril, P. Gerhardt, B. Wise, M. Stiegler, M. Gleissner, C. Hanson. Second Row: J. Vollmer, C. Herzin, V. Luebner, M. Bernstein, C. Chudy, Mr. Johnson, J. Shapiro, A. Sanders, M. Rudig, L. Schumacher. First Row: B. Arveson, M. Kovats, M. Quade, B. Rudberg, J. Pauli, J. Coleman, R. Schiewitz, L. Andersen, N. Maurer, D. Powers. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Semester One President I I I I I Winston Pengelly First ViceIPresident I I I I John Coleman Second ViceIPTesident I I I I Alene Koehn Secretary I I I I I I Neletta Maurer Treasurer I I I I I William Wright SergeantIatIArms I Eunice 1a Plante Semester Two President I I I I I I I John Coleman First ViceIPresident I I I I Neletta Maurer Second V'iceIPfesident I I Charles Samelson Secretary I I I I I I Hazel Baerwaldt Treasurer I I I I I I I Richard Lukes SergeantIatIArms I I I I Benjamin Goldfien Critic I I I I I I I I I Mr. Johnson AENBIDIBOOK IV LINES 851I853 Tu regere imperio populos, Romane memento. thoe tibi erunt artesL pacisque 1mponere morem, parcere subuctis, et debellare superbos. REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Talk I I I I I I I I I Dr. Gaenssle WThe History of the Alphabet, Stories of Roman Virtues hFortitudeh I I I I I Ruth Eckart hCoumge I I I I I I Elsie Antolic hHonoW I I I I I I I I Jane Kirst hLove of CountryU I I I Neletta Maurer Cello Duet I Betty Widowit, Mary Thompson Reading sThe Ancient Romanh I Arnella Klug Humorous DebatezII-hl am glad I did not live in the days of the Ancient Romans , A155 rmative Lenell Goodman Negative Richard Krahn Open Forum discussion TRANSLATION BY DR. GAENSSLE Rome, remember ttis thine, the sceptre to sway anr the nations; These be thy arts and thy care: to establish a peaceful dominion, Sparing the humbled and vanquished, subduing the proud and defiant. :1934 Page One Hundred Seventeen ACTIVITIES Top Row: R. Beyer. M. Schmithals, R. Sonnemann, D. Bonness, D. Dietrich, J. Steiner, R. Green, G. Vogt, L. Rex, V. Butler, A. Hoan, L. Graf. Third Row: G. Sanert. B. Dreyer, M. Miller. 0. Kubesch, M. Borrowman, E. Kirby, R. Nehls, M. Zache, W. Broker, N. W'inkie, M. Rahn, I. Kegel. Second Row: W. Rohde, L. Boege, D. Wilke, R. Haase, L. Praedel, Miss Senti, E. Herzberg, D. Kruecke, M. Rothman, G. Meyers. First Row: R. Kronenberger, L. Friedland, F. Zoesch, R. Hoyer, A. Hubbes, D. Behnke, L. Setzke, H. Raidl. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS Semester One Erich Kaminski Irene Kegel President I I I I I First ViceIPresident I Second ViceIPresident Louise Friedland Marion Rothman Hilda Raidle Donald Dietrich Ralph Greene Secretary I I I Treasurer I I I I Council Representative SergeantIatIAIrms I Semester Two Hilda Raidle Beulah Nathan Dorothy Wilke John Steiner Erich Kaminski George Meyers Critic I I I I I Miss Senti President I I I I First ViceIPresident Secretary I I Treasurer I I Cauncil Representative SergeantIatIAIrms I From DAs LIED VON DER GLOCKEH, Holder Frieda, Moege nie der Tag erscheinen, Suesse Eintracht, W0 des rauhen Krieges HorI Weilet, weilet den, Freundlich ueber Dieses stille Tal durchtoben. dieser Stadt! Schiller REPRE SENTATIVE PROGRAM Selections by the German Club Orchestra George Jallas, Director 0 zarte Sehnsucht, suesses HOECIW Es laechelt der Seen Florence Zoesch Die gemeinsame Wirksamkeit Schillers und Goethef Dramatization I Erich Kaminski Hilda Raidle Reading I I I I I Das Lied von der Glocke Lois Graf Blanche Herzberg Irmgarde Martins Poem I I I I I I Ruth Bellack 0 eine eale Himmelsgabe ist das Licht des Augelf German Folk Dance Esther Henke Beulah Nathan John Steiner George Meyers Norman Strnad German Club Orchestra I Auf Wiedersehen Translation of THE SONG OF THE BELLH When the hordes of Blissful concord! cruel warriors Linger, linger Devastate this silent Kindly der our city! vale! May never the day apI proach Ruth Zillmer Celestial peace! Schiller Page 0710 I'lundryd Eighteen Top Row: C. OnDonnell, J. Mueller, A. Kaiser, E. Ellis, G. Becker, K. Hasse, M. Murphy. Second Row: S. Goldywn, J. Wipperman, O. Storzer, Mr. Hagberg, D. Rauschenberger, P. Comdohr. First Row: S. Mart, M. Gimbel, M. Gardner, G. Buchalter, E. Schechter, R. Schechter. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Semester One President I I I I I Sara Goldman ViceIPresident I I I Genevieve Hansen SecretaTyITTeasmer I Margaret Deshur Council Representative I Orean Storzer Semester Two Ruth Schechter Sara Mart Arline Kaiser Orean Storzer President I I I I ViceIPresident I SecretaryITreasuTer I Council Representative bEL ARPA,7 Del sal6n en el zingulo obscuro, De su dueno tal vez olvidada, Silenciosa y cubierta de polvo Veiase el arpa. Cua'lnta nota dormia en sus cuerdas, Como el pajaro duerme en las ramas, Esperando la mano de nieve Que sabe arrancarlos! Ay! pense'; cuzintas veces el genio Asi duerme en el fondo del alma, Y una voz, como Laizaro, espera Que le diga: uLeva'lntate y andaV REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Speaker I I I I I Miss Mozer Univers1'ty of Mexicd, Piano Solo I I I I Evalyn Schechter yCaprice Espagnol? Current Events I I I Dream Storzer Young Cuba in Revolt Spanish Sketch I Directed by Arline Kaiser Uno de Ellos Debe Casars? Sara Mart Morton Samelson Carl Haese Ruth Schechter Community Singing I Mr. Hagberg, Director uLa Palomzf WTHE HARF, In a lonngorgotten corner of an ancient hall The silent, dust covered harp reposes. How many harmonies are slumbering In those strings, like birds asleep on the boughs, Awaiting only the touch of a snowIwhite hand to bring them forth! Ah! thoat I, how often genius slumbers in the soul of man, Awaiting only a Lazarus to command it to awaken and come forthV Becquer :I934 Page One Hundred Nineteen ACTIVITIES Top Row: L. Staudacher, A. Hiller, J. George, E. W'ussow, G. VVepfer, A. Ielinek, H. Dunning, W. Hahn. Second Row: D. Kleinsteuber, D. Brazier, L. O,Brien, W. Argrewes, Mr. Pestalozzi, C. Werner, O. Carnitz, W. Johnston. First Row: D. Anton, H. Schoonenberg, P. Cohn, L. Kraus, M. Schmithals, H. Schaefer, V. Bruns, M. Stiegler. CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS Semester One President I I I I I I I George Wepfer ViceIPresident I I I I I Harvey Schaefer SecretaryITTeasurer I I Dorothy Kleinstuber Council Representative I I Herbert Dunning SergeantIatIArms I I I Margaret Schmithals Semester Two President I I I I I I I George Wepfer ViceIPTesident I I I I Alex Hiller SecretaTyITTeasu'rer I I Dorothy Anton Council Representative I I John George SergeantIatIArms I I I Paul Cohn Club Critic I I I I I I I Mr. Pestalozzi ACTIVITIES Tours Orthmann Laboratories Inspection and Explanation of Apparatus and Chemicals Joint Meeting in Conjunction with the Home Economics and the Nature Study Clubs. Pictorial Explanation of the Copeland Drug Bill by Mrs. C. A. Flory. ACTIVITIES tContinuedh Speakers Subjects Dr. Norbert Emzer I I I Organic Chemistvy Mr. Bayer I I I I I I Glass Blowing Mr. Elsworth I I I Nutritive Chemistry Mr. Pestalozzi I I I I Electroplating Mr. Illing I The Chemistry of Light Mr. Herzfeld I I I Textile Analysis Mr. Wiley I I I I Sulpher Mr. Pestalozzi I I Photography Mr. BorifIr I I I I I I Fire Irving Eder I I I uOut of the Retort Harry Polland I th0,000,000 Guinea Pigst, Mr. Towne I I I I I I I I I Crystals Mr. Orthmann I I I I Analytical Chemistry Alex Hiller I I I I I I Crystallography William Johnson I I I I I FireIPrevention William Pesold George Wepfer I I I I I I I I Fire and Explosions John George I I IceeIllustrated with films George VJepfer I I I I I Periodical Chart Group Discussions Glass Blowing Electroplating Ancient Chemists Page One Hundred Twenty SCROLLL'- ACTIVITIES Top Row: A. Starrine, S. Dlouhy, W, Knoernschild, R. Boettcher, E. Leister, I. Zempel, E. Wussow, J. Schroeder, K. Alwin, K. Boehmer, W. Ingerman, H. Grunewald, F. Floryan. Fourth Row: W. Pesold, C. Luther, W. Fyke, K. Youngbeck, D. Curtin, W. Johnson, J. George, W. Argraves, F. Greene, W. Wright, C. Werner. Third Row: A. Goesl, R. Hofem, R. Laatsch, W. Luedke, R, Nicolai, N. Strnad, R. Bosley, W. Albrecht, W. Johnston, E. Behr, R. Hoffmann. Second Row: R. Berman, L. Martz, F. Jury, H. Langer, I. Zandi, Mr. Drake, H. Luedtke, B. Anacker, E. Davies, P. Klug, D. Bickel. First Row: L. Burhenne, M. Towle, A. Curtiss, P. Cohn, W. Broker, A. B1aschke,,W. Nicolai, F. Gruenberger, I. Eder, M. Schmitz. PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS Semester One President I I I I I I I Robert Nicolai ViceIPresident I I I I I Fred Gruenburger SecretaryITreasurer I I I I James Schroeder Council Representative I I I James Schroeder Semester Two President I I I I I I I Robert Nicolai ViceIPTesident I I I I I William Pesold SecretaryITIreasurer I I I Fred Gruenburger Council Representative I I I Robert Nicolai CritiCI I I I I I I I I I Mr.Drake ACTIVITIES Tours Uptown Theater Wisconsin Ice and Coal Company Safety Building Identification Bureau Prisoners Broadcasting Station ACTIVITIES tContinuedt Movies Mazda Lamps Liquid Air Study of the heavens with a telescope from the south lawn of the school. Speakers Subjects Mr. Snead I Radio Television Russ Winnie I I Broadcasting Mr. Drake ElectroImagnets and Electric Motors Mr. Snead I Photoelectric Cells Mr. Mercen I Talking Pictures Mr. Wheaton I I I I Refrigeration Mr. Drake I I I HighIfrequency Currents Mr. Jamison I I I I I Motorcycles Mr. Mills I I I I I I I I Airplanes Airplane Engines and Mov1es Principles of the Airplane Requirements of the Pilots Karl Youngbeck I I I I I Cathode Rays Mr. Cornell I I I I I I I Astronomy Mr. Parkinson I I I Theory of Relativity History of Relativity Simplifled Explanation of the Theory of Relativity :1934 Page One Hundred Trwenty-one ACTIVITIES , 3; w. Top Row: A. Koch, C. Poethig, D. Krueger, W. Elsen, W. Knoernschild, F, Volk, I. Zempel, R. Bell, B. Boettcher, J. Jahnke, R. Stadlbauer, V. Zupan, E. Sengpiel. Fourth Row: M. MacFarland, G. Maurer, P. Robinson, C. Werner, W. Fyke, J. VVubbels, A. Barrett, R. Boswell, J. Angove, E. Rachow, G. VVetzel, B. Evans, A. Wubbels. Third Row: E. VVerk, M. Beck, M. Koester, R. Laatsch, E. Behr, R. Turner, B. Kuehn, L. Sommerfield, M. Johnsrud, J. Muth, V. Buchholz, M. Conway. Second Row: I. Kegel. O. Starke, L. Kraus, P. Jacobson, F. MacFarland, Mr. Mereen, V. Pohland, S. Cohen, S. Goldman, V. Madson, M. Deshur. First Row: H. Jacobson, R. Kuehn. R. Koester, M. Sicardi, L. Lauersdorf, E. Walker, R. Schwalbach, R. Schwartz, A. Orthmann, B. Johnson, J. Sommerfield. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Semester One Edithjane Walker IPhillip Jacobson Mildred Koester Bernice Johnson Dan Krueger Bernard Kuehn President I I I I ViceIPresident Secretary I Treasurer I SergeantIatIArms I I Council Representative Semester Two President I I I I Edithjane Walker ViceIPTesident I I I I Ralph Turner June Sommerfleld June Wubbles Erhard Behr Bernard Kuehn Mr. Mereen Secretary I I I Treasurer I I I SergeantIatIArms I Council Representative Club Critic I I New Departments Service and Library Exhibits Two borrowed international collections Clubas own exhibit at the University Extension ACTIVITIES Speakers Mrs. Meuer of Photo Art Studio I I I I I I t Hist0ry 0f Photographfa Mr. Hunholz I I I I , , , uExperience in Newspaper Photographf, Mr. Mereen I I I Camera Speaks Mr. Orthmann I I I Ph0to Micrography . Pestalozzi I Chemistry of Photography, . Niederkorn, I Composit1'on 0f Picturess5 . Damien I I Pictures of Child Lif? . Taylor I Making of Sound Pictures . Deusing Natura1 History Photography . Delann I I I I Comp0sition HIKES Menomonee River Valley Harrison s Riding Academy, Waukesha Bluemound Road Port Washington, Six Miles Along the Lake Brown Deer Park Grant Park Blatz Park Page One Hundred Trwenty-lrwo SCROLL: ACTIVITIES Top Row: M. Landgraf, R. Pieper, J. Rogge, C. Poethig, R. Lukes. J. George, J. Neidhofer, G. Wepfer, G. MacDougall, P. Imse, L. Loper, D. Henningfeld, D. de Gelleke, W. Short, V. Zupan. Fourth Row: B. Webbles, E. Schacht, M. Ericksen, F. Wepfer, D. Schwarze, R. Ziegler, H. Brown, E. Coapman, J. Brinck- man, V. Butler, C. Werner, R. Brand, G. Vogt, L. Rex, J. Bender. Third Row: R. Goelz, M. Hang, M. Oakland, B. Goldammer, C. Packard, J. Iahnke, E. Kirchman, C. Kersten, M. Schmithals, W. Vetter, R. Rademacher, B. Anacker, M, Zache, J. Rudolph, J. Polzin. Second Row: H. Goldammer, B. Overbaugh, D. Walker, I. Abele, B. Taylor, C. Grosspietsch, Mr. Holbrook, Mr. K. F. Miller, C. Kuehn, J. Possin, A. Eberl, R. Marx, F. Cohn, G. Perlick. First Row: S. Ziegler, D. Georg, E. Connell, P. Webster, A. Cohen, D. Rauschenberger, B. Raasch, A. Kuehn, V. Luebner, J. Weske, A. Schmidt, B. Loeffler, E. Mechanic, M. Wolf. NATURE STUDY CLUB OFFICERS Semester One Phillip Imse Anita Eberl Bernice Loeffler Charlotte Packard IGertrude Pieper Margaret Schmithals Robert Henke President I I I I I ViceIPresident I Secretary I I Assistant Secretary Treasurer I I I I Council Representative SergeantIatIATms I I I Semester Two Bernice Loeffler Robert Henke Gertrude Pieper Charlotte Packard Betty Schacht Council Representative Phillip Imse SergeantIatIAvms I I I Harry Brown Critics I Mr. K. F. Miller, Mr. Holbrook ACTIVITIES President I I I I ViceIPresident I Secretavy I I Assistant Secretary Treasurer I I I I Speakers Subjects Harry Brown Cyclops and Daphnia Dr. Ira Edward I Hawaiian Islands Mr. Louis Rich Mr. Merle Deusing History Mr. Albert Fuller I I I Mushrooms Mr. Albert Fuller I A Trip through the Rockies Ralph Rashing I I I I I I Bees Irving Finkler I Aviation John OhCOnner Western Birds Dr. F. W. Milke I I Pets Association of Ideas hUnnaturalh Natural OUTDOOR EXPEDITIONS Moon Lake Wild Life Refugee-Transferred wild ducks to the Juneau Park Lagoon and the Norris Farm Brook Hill Dairy Farm--Tested acidophilous milk Washington Parke-Studied the park trees and toured Government Pier Pewaukee LakeePlayed iceIhockey Fairy ChasmeStudied the contour of ravines, leaf formation, and trees Brown Deer Page One Hundred Twenty-tlzree ACTIVITIES Top Row: C. Grosspietsch, D. Butzlaff, M. Aschbrenuer, O. Eastberg, R. Brandenburg, G. Bohne, H. Landt, V. Collins, F. Teale. Second Row: M. Stiegler, M. Selas, H. Arnold, L. Mand, Miss Fairall, A. Dohmeyer, E. Zuzanek, E. Fischer, L. Schutte. First Row: D. Dowling, B. Beckman, H. Hinckley, H. Schoonenberg, L. Brownrigg, V, Grossmann, L. Lemke. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS President I I I I I I I ViceIPTesident I Secretary I I I I Olive Eastberg Ruth Brandenburg Mildred Reik June Van Pietersom Council Representative I SergeantIatIArms I I Treasurer I I I I Lorraine Lemke Arleen Brahm Critics Miss Fairall Miss Finucane Candy 52116, April 27. Candy made by the cooking classes. Club Organized in February, 1954. REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM Club Song Reading I I I I I I Evangeline Hanolon How to Cook a Husband, Play I I I I I I NA Pleasant Evening, Mildred Reik June Caniff June Wubbles June Klockow Louise Mand Open Discussion on Courtesy Vocal SoloIWFhe Second Minuefa Dorothy Beck Speakers Miss Poehler Home Economics Vocations Mr. Watts I I uMaking of Chinawaren Mr. Eickelberg I I PrepaIration and Serving of Food,, Top Row: 0. Greenwald, M. Reik, D. Bonness, J. Papenthien, J. Wubbels, V. Beck, A. Gehrig, A. Bmhm, D. Beck. Second Row: M. Malloy, E. Walters, E. Hanlon7 D. Karass, Schrubbe. Miss Finuczme, R. Hart, D. Beck, A. Van Pietersom, H. First Row: D. W'ickes. J. McDonald, N. Roussy, J. Van Pietersom, E. Smith, J. Klockow, J. Canuiff. Page One Hundred Trwenly-four SCROLL: Top Row: H. Ellsworth, H. Levine, N. Lang, J. Williams, H. Barkow, W. Pretschold, E. Bohlmann, B. Lawrie, G, Leupold, R. Roozen, K. Quantius, H. O Nei1, L. Dubrin, L. Jones, D. HotTman, W. Pratt, M. Wachman, R. Donnelly. Fourth Row: R. Anderson, W. Militzer, D. Price, L. Rabuchin, S. Cohen, S. Mueller, E. Leidgen, S. Klitsner, J. Taxman, G. Berner, R. Bradley, H. Rasansky, H. Miller, R. Pieper, R. Mueller, H. Weber, A. Giese. Third Row: R. Goelz, M. Oakland, D. Kugler, A. Bauman, MgReinke, M. Marschall, D. Rechcygl, I. Brinckman, M. Klits- ner, H. Luedtke, M. Soerens, D. Van Dyke, E. Clark, J. Mueller, G. Schulz, J. Lippold. Second Row: V. Behling, H. Siegel, M. Purtell, R. Kaiser, K. Draeger, R. Kehrein, M. Borrowman, D. Marschall, Mr. Froelich, L. Siekert, P. Cohen, F. Bliesener, E. Schultz, V. Goetschel, M. Nell, R. Schwalbach. First Row: S. Kramsky, L. Drewry, G. Nemietz, E. Schmidt, S. Pack, L. Busher, J. Ehlers, M. VVurtz, G. Lipscomb, A. Graebner, E. Shaw, J. Miller, G. Schutz, E. Yanicke, E. Haberer, H. Moore, B. Kaufman. TENNIS CLUB GOLF CLUB OFFICERS OFFICERS Semester One Semester Two President , , , , , Jack Clifford President M. Wachman R. Roozen VicezPresident ' J3Ck MacCrossen ViceIP'resident J. Taxman L. Rabuchin SecretarerTeasure'r Marion Schmitz Secretary E. Steltz J. Taxman W. H. 8. Tournament Treasurer L- Rabuchin H- Rasansky Mr. A. E. Miller, Teachersa Champion Council Rep. S. Klitsner G. Berner ' Jack Clifford, Medalist Tennis Team Of 1934 Marjorie Van R00, Girlss Champion Marvin Wachman Wadsworth Pratt Golf Team of 1934 Harley Rasansky J06 Taxman Donald Elert Sidney Klitsner John Foley Douglas Wenzel Howard Hunt Tennis Team Schedule Jack MacCrossen William Holbrook St. Johds Military Academy, Racine Cathedral Fred Sengbusch Top Row: J. Mac Crossen, J. Clifford, R. Bornfleth, R. Henkel, H. Hunt, D. Elert, D. Wenzel, H. Habel, J. Foley, L. StreE. Second Row: W. Holbrook, C, Peckarsky, C. Josephson, H. Metzen, G. Last, Mr. A. E. Miller, R. Harnack, A. Thur- wachter, J. Sullivan, H. Rosansky. First Row: J. Eder, R. Koester, E. Schmidt, H. Kaplin, R. Milaegez', A. Giese, J. Kooley, J. Nanninga, J. Mueller, M. Van R00, M. Schmitz. Page One Hundred Tcwentyifue ACTIVITIES Top Row: D. Bohlmann. C. Mastropietro, L. Loper, C. Steinert, J. Trebbe, L. Hackett, J. Gojkovich, C. Unrath, W. Younk, R. Bednar, A. Bach, P. Imse, O. Scheu, R. Franz. -' Fourth Row: R. Miller, J. Pfaffenbach, J. Kemp, E. Scheels, W. Mueller, K. Stolzenfeld, R. Blake, J. Butcher, R. Mar- quardt, J. Myrechuck, H. Garski, A. Seidl, G. Nowak. Third Row: R. Steuer, R. Nebel, R, Huegel, J. Paulus, A. Lawrenz, E. Uecker, R. Geske, F. Fish, S. Mueller, L. Saltzberg, W. Riesing, P. VVoboril. Second Row: R. Fath, I. Tiefenthaler, G. Metz, E. Schneider. G. Oakes, A. Blaschke, Miss Kuehnast, W. Ethier, P. Cohn, G. Perlick, W. Knuth, W. Neubauer. First Row: W. Hammule, J. Albert, A. Roller, R. Vogel, S. Schram, E. Belauger, H. Fardal, J. VVedereit, T. Tiefenthaler, NEWS BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS NEWSBOYSh OATH Semester One I WILL President I Kenneth Allschwang Attend school regularly. ViceIPTesident William Rasbornick Try to bring my Scholarship and DeportI Secretary I I Phillip Imse ment to the highest possible standard. Treasurer I I William Brand Always wear my badge in plain sight while Council Representative George Vroman working at any street trade. Semester Two Carry my permit with me and be ready to President I I William Rasbornick show it when directed. ViceIPresident I William Elsen Return my badge to the Supervisor of Street Secretary I Edward Bohlmann Trades, when I reach the age of 17, when Treasurer I I I William Brand I give up newspaper work, or leave school. Council Representative George Vroman Be polite at all times. Top Row: W. Elsen, A. Chapman. D. Walker, 0. Jacobi, H. Stibor, J. Fowler, J. Franke, C. Klug, F. Wendorf, R. Schultz, H. Gohlke, R. Bell, W. Rank, G. Koepke. Fourth Row: C. Schmitt, A. Dassler, M. Bensman, W. Ehr, J. Rodda, N. Schmidt, R. Lamm, A. Steinmesch, R. Weiher, R. Uecker, H. Fass, J. De Boer, W. Brand. Third Row: D. Kugler, J. Rock, N. Schaab, R. Schemenauer, R. Tx'indl, D. Getzlaff, R. Boll, R. Alleman, J. Hirt, W. Semier, E. Neumann, R. Hildebrand. Second Row: H. Nero, C. Froehlich, A. Becker, E. Haberman, J. Horwitz, W. Peterson, A. Eschner, J. Anderson, E. Sweet, G. Oberle, F. Lentz, E. Brill. First Row: R. Winter, E. Ritz, A. Hoenc, M. Zastrow, R. Anderson, R. Gumm, W. Roegge, R. Oakley, W. Morrissey, L. Moertl, D. Hornig. Page One Hundred Tu'crzty-six NW v' Wat- -1 Top Row: R. Koenig, H. Radke, W. Just, A. Roemer, E. Bohlmann, W. Brauer, E. Grobner, H. Dickelman, D. Kraemer, E. Rafenstein, J. Muth, R. Roth, C. Poethig, M. Goldberg. Fourth Row: A. Rudberg. E. Schwartz, D. Miller, S. Andressohn, C. Macpherson, D. Engel, R. Voelz, J. Thomas, M. VVachman, W. Block, H. Barkow, L. Hoffman, R. Printup. Third Row: C. Dibble, T. Justrow, L. Dom, W. Nichol, D. Aschenbrenner, R. Dejmek, B. Pieper, R. Duehrkap, S. Klitsner, E. Haertlein, H. Muench, R. Stecker. i Second Row: R. Anderson, J. Blommer, A. Josefek, J. VVeis, F. Ruppert, C. Koehn, 0. Martin, F. Sessing, W. Broker, G. Geisel, R. Sell, W. Weithofer. . First Row: F. Kuehn, H. Reinhardt, G. Hanus, J. Richards, T. Buake, S. Rubenstein, N. VVilke, P. VVeil, N. Leinen, E. Heidenreich, M. Mouthey. NEWSBOYS' CLUB ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 9Continued9 AllICity Hobby Show, April, 1934 Outstanding Newsboys on their Honor Roll Accordion 5010 , , , Henry Jager Robert Hascall 97 George Vroman 95 Oration , , , , , William Elsen Peter Woberil 95 Robert Hart 94 Piano 5010 , , , Carl Dibble Robert Schultz 95 Daniel Miller 93 Free Hand Drawing I I John Anderson Outstanding Athletes Honorable Mention Swimming Paper Folding Contest I Milburn Zastrow M. Zastrow, A. Eschner, G. Oakes First Place Skating Directors E. Haberman, C. Froehlich, R. Schultz Mr. Albert Froemming I I City Director Track Miss Ida Kuehnast I I Faculty Director D. Getzlaff, E. Bohlmann, R. Alleman Top Row: K. Richter, B. McCain, XV. Koller, R. Luedke, A9 Teske, E. Rathsack, G. Leupold, D. Miller, N. Miller, A. Jelinek, R. Kraemer, O. Klug. A. Little. Fourth Row: E. Radmer. W. Rasbomick. J. Etheridge, XV. Mehl. H. Osten. H. Schell, R. Erickson, R. Hascall, C. Erdmann, R. Perlewitz, R. Jacobi, H. Radmer, H. Fuling. Third Row: J. Kludt, O. Hettig, G. Rahn, G. Vroman, R. Kloth, R. Stano, W. Holbrook, K. Allschwang, G. Hoene, W. Sherkow, E. Rawson, R. Kartz. Second Row: R. Mouthey. R. Meske, M. Klitsner, G. Mathes. F. Tank, R. Goeckerman, G. VVillert, M. Zimmermann, R. Lenger, R. Bacherer. C. Miller, J. Meingast. First Row: I. Baron, R. Kuehn. J. Shoemaker. J. Hontros, R. Hart. P. Pumpiansky, XV. Kennedy, A. Rubringer, A. Andritsch, C. Hromadka. :l934 Page One Hundred Twenty-sewen ; wr way; - 9:3,, aw; lr'wa.;f 1 . MM, m PHY Ia 5T5 urea w wKw WA5H NGTON 6L News AND NEWSBova SCROLL I'nqw Um' Ilumlrml 'I'u'l'nIy-wialll , :xw WW. 1313,. W w 73-!33 9W 3.; .r i AL. ; I if L A, Whom oF THE AGE5 TFORE'THETLOVE'OFIT' 5PRING-TIME.I Page Our Hundrrd Trwmzty-ninr ATHLETICS Coaches Gettle, Hecht, Ewers, Srague, Blackbourn, McCutcheon, Hanks, Derrwaldt. . Hecht ! . Derrwaldt , , r DIRECTORS COACHES . Blackboum Football, Basketball Track Swimming . Hanks , Second Team Basketball H. Lemm E. Tetzlaff R. Ziegler S. Klitsner I Mr. Sprague Mr. Ewers Mr. Gettle , Mr. McCutcheon INTRAMURAL BOARD Secretary Football Swimming Tennis L. Popp Cross Country R. Kraemer Wrestling I W. Harris R. Perlewitz E. Leidgen H. Hunt E. Haeger A, Second Team Football Second Team Football Sophomore Football Sophomore Football , Track Gym Classes Basketball , Golf Scroll Top Row: R. Ziegler, E. Haeger, H. Hunt, R. Kraemer, W. Harris, R. Perlewitz, First Row: L. Popp, S. Klitsner. E. Leidgen, E. TetzlaH, H. Lemm. :1934 Faye One Hundred Thirly-tlzree ATHLETICS Top Row: L. Gorenstein, Mr. Hanks, A. Mueller, R. Ternes, D. Greulich, C. Ehlert, R. Krainik, F. Maloney, R. Kraemer, Coach Blackbourn, F. Walker. Second Row: C. Smrcina, S. Hagen, W. Minkel, R. Eckl, C. Gelhaar, E. 3Vindward, H. Cohn, C. Becker, E. TetzlaH, H. Rybeck, V. VVahl. First R08: L. MacArthur, R. Vogel, E. Kaminski, A. Wolinsky, H. Meyers, Captain, P. Rubin, B, Klein, A. Thurwachter, R. tt. FOOTBALL CITY STANDINGS Lost Total 0 p ponents3 Points Points East 6 1 34 1 2 Lincoln 5 107 3 2 West 315 2 Vz 34 34 South , 315 215 38 39 North 3 315 215 58 77 Tech , 2 4 3O 59 Bay View 2 4 1 5 5 2 Washington IV; 415 5 9 4 1 Custer , O 6 1 3 142 A tie game counts for half a victory and half a defeat. 3M? Windward smashes off tackle against Custefs Redmen SCROLL: Page One Hundred Thirty-four b V ,, 3 F . , - . .. ,V . , M 7 W m ,M- xtuia-rbw-vwm- - mAmm -ww'uam-3 V. Vogel pounds hard at center for a few yards Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington FOOTBALL VARSITY RECORD 0 O Wauwatosa East , Custer Tech , West Lincoln South Pio Nono Windward launches a sweeping end run :1934 ATHLETICS Page One Hundred Thirty-firve ATHLETICS Top R011: M1. Sprague L.Rabbitt,M.Cut1er, J. Honigsberger, W. Koller, S. Kasjaka, J. Gojkovich, O. Meister, W. Berg, J Franke R.Townse11d A. Mille1 F. Reichert, Coach Ewers. Second Row: M. XVerne1, R. Hay nes. R. Prange, R. Cooper, G. Koch, R. Wanamaker, H. Ratzmann, J. Sarres, C. Gronemeyer, R. Mueller, 1V. Heller, R. W'ells. J. VVedereit. First Row: H. Zachariasen, M. Fahl, L. Tarkow, J. Sullivan, G. Oakes, A. VVolinsky, W. Neubauer, G. Durfee, J. Paulus, F. Vermilyea. H, Lemm. FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM RECORD Washington I Northwest Merchants Washington I Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington East I Wauwatosa Sophomores Tech I I North I SOPHOMORE TEAM RECORD Washington Washington Washington XVashington Top Row: Coach Gettle, D. Goldberg, Alexander. Second Row: P. Siegel, G. Goeller, C. D. Getzlaff W. Fox, J. Arpe. First Row: Bard H. Henes W. Johnson, D, Kraemcr. C J. McLean, J. Romadka, F. Rahn, R. 6 Lincoln I 2 O Wauwatosa 12 West I 0 Second Team 11311111101v LaBudde, Asst. C01ch McCutcheon. McCarthy, H . M arq 11111111, ff XI QWJIZ4 Pngv 0m? llurzdrrd Thirty-Jix R. Perlewitz. Wauwatosa I r x R. PJge. 1V. B1'z111e11. B. Madden, B. Hahn, G. Georges, E. Grobner, 1V. R. Blersch, H. Engel, C. Paik, F. Haubner W. Vetteij.7Mer1en R Dyfley 12.11611111icks E.T1H0V1'b1idge, R. Manning. 13. J. Rneder, R. Hamel, G. Becker, R. Kuhn, E. Dieden, KN. Harris, Mr. Hecht. CROSS COUNTRY SEASONS RECORD State Meet Second Place Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 16 15 23 24 21 40 City Meet Lincoln South Bay View West , Lincoln East ya , 1 , 2 u. 1 1 , , 4 tin u 7.5,: u; Cross country team takes a short warrrvup ATHLETICS Third Place 53 48 33 37 36 17 Page One Hundred Thirty-sbwen ATHLETICS Top Row: H. Loebel, C. Smrcina, K. Buerger, C. Ehlert, R. Roozen, D. Wenzel, L. Dubrin, J. Arps. First Row: G. Rahn, E. Gallagher. Mr. Blackbourn, W. Cahill, R. Vogel, S. Rubenstein. BASKETBALL CITY STANDINGS VV on Lost Total Opponentsy Points Points 0 195 1 31 197 142 195 146 141 1 38 179 189 Lincoln North , West , Washington Custer 1 Tech South East z r 9 124 141 133 183 196 171 8 6 6 4 3 3 2 2 2 Bay View 150 159 de'l' 6 , GALLEGHER SMRCINA Guard Guard Payn' 07m Ilundrr'd Thirty-niyllt Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington ATHLETICS Top Row: R. Perlewitz, J. Miller, C. Hammer, J. Gojkovich, R. Scholl, C. Harp, J. Lowe. First Row: M. Fahl, W. Neubauer, Mr. Hanks, H. Stroiman, C. Schultz, L. Benzman. BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD I 13 I 24 17 13 20 7 13 21 30 16 ROOZEN BUERGER Forward Forward :1934 Wauwatosa I North I I Milwaukee University Tech I I I Lincoln I I West I I I Bay View Custer South East EHLERT WENZEL Center Center Page One Hundrcd Thirty-nine H Vs I H.5,K-Q; LAAU' I: I . I V. ATHLETICS Top Row: B. Madden; R. McCain, D. Wenzel, H. Barbian, H. Marquardt, R. Cooper, R. Mueller, R. Henes, Mr. Hanks. First Row: D. Kime, C, Harp, R. Vogel, J. Honigsberger, H. Roge, O. Scheu, R. Roepke. Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington TRACK SEASONS RECORD Shorewood Relays First Place State Meet , Third Place City Meet , Fifth Place DUAL AND TRIANGULAR MEETS , , 8 3 .4 West , North , 60 South , 66 Marquette Custer West East Bay View v . J Barkow in the lOO'yard dash finals at Madison SCROLL: Page One Hundred Forty ' A r. ,,...:.-9.,1;- --.-. ... ,. Top Row: Becker, Mr. Hecht. First Row: W. B. V. Custer Pole Vault High Jump Shot Put Discus Mile 440 Yd. Dash 100 Yd. Dash High Hurdles Broad Jump 880 Yd. Run 220 Yd. Dash Low Hurdles V2 Mile Relay Total Points Linc. TRACK CITY MEET North U9 East 2 Harris, R. Ternes, G. Durfee, I. Heller, C. Barkow, D. Ellingson, ATHLETICS W. Haberman, F. Vermilyea, R. Luedtke, H. Ratzman, R. Kuhn, E. Leidgen, J. Neidhoefer, J. Lazarus, G. ells, R. Prange. 2 South 9 V3 7 10 381,45 Tech 2 9 2 4 272 9 Harris starts his sprint in the 440de dash Page One Hundred Forty-one ATHLETICS Top Row: Mr. Derrwaldt, R. Peckarsky, C. McKeown, J. Christoph, R. Gliessner, H. Luedtke, First Row: W. Pengelly, R. Schier, W. Drescher, E. Hahn. SWIMMING VARSITY RECORD City Meet I Third Place Washington North 40 Washington Cudahy 8V2 Washington Bay View I I 3415 Washington Milwaukee University 2915 Washington Tech I I I 5 8 Washington Lincoln I I I 16 Washington Shorewood I I 4715 Washington West I I 34 I FRANKFURTH ZIEGLER Free style Back stroke Back stroke SCROLL: Paw 0m! Hundred Forty-trwo Top Row: L. Frankfurth, H. Rybeck, S. Hagen, J. Neidhoefer, H. Boyd, R, First Row: P. Fleischer, R. Ziegler, A. Langlois, H. Roge, H. Pokorny. SWIMMING VARSITY RECORD Washington I 26 West Milwaukee Washington 34 West Allis I Washington 19 Tech I I I Washington 43 MilwauRa University Washington 54 , North I I Washington 44 l West IV I I Washington 222 , 7: Bay View I I Washington 443 I Lincoln ROEPKE Diving Page One Hundred Forty-tlzree ATHLETICS Top Row: B. Klein, 1. TetzlaE, L. Blank, K. Burling, R. Krasky, W. Schabarker, W. Davis, H. Hunstiger. First Row: H. Reinhardt, J. Klimt, J. Shoemaker, G. Yedlowemer, R. Haynes, W. Neubauer, R. Milfred. INTRAMURALS WRESTLING CHAMPIONS Class Class Harold Reinhardt 95 1b. Bruce Klein 145 1b. $8.151ng h b k 5 1?: E: Robert Haynes 155 1b. 1 ar c a at er . . Robert Hofem , 125 1b. Lou1s Blank ' , 165 1b. Walter Milfred 5 135 1b. Robert Kraemer Heavyweight SOPHOMORE GYM TEAM H. Hunstiger R. Ehlert H. Haynes J. Hontros J. Klimt 5 ' R. Modl J. Shoemaker R. Hart 5 V . . F. Brickman W. Davis R. Donnelly r, , A. Zola J. Richards 5 . J. Ward Top Row: J. Ward, R. Zola, F. Brickman, R. Modl, H. Haynes, Mr. Blackbourn, R. Donnelly, R. Hart. First Row: J. Klimt, R. Ehlert, J, Richards, W. Davis, J. Shoemaker, J. Hontros, H. Hunstiger. SCROLL: Page 07M Ilundrt'd Forly-four ATHLETICS Top Row: R. Milaeger, J. Mch-ossen, D. VVenzel, D. Ehlert, J. Clifford, F. Foley, W. Holbrook. First Row: S. Klitsner, XV. Pratt, M. VVachman, J. Taxman, H. O,Neil, H. Rasansky. TENNIS AND GOLF TENNIS TEAM RECORD State Meet I I I I I I Second Place Washington St. Johrfs Washington North I Washington West I Washington Marquette Washington Messmer Washington Shorewood Washington North I IAon-A-h-Ux GOLF TEAM RECORD Washington I 9 Pio Nono Washington I 1 3 Riverside Washington Custer Washington Shorewood Washington Lincoln MacCrossen about to drop his put for a par :l934 Page One Hundred Forty-Jfrve ATHLETICS 6. First Row: J. Doyle, K. Minisimi, A. Freiman, V. Beck, D. Morgenroth. M. Joost. M. VVurtz. R. Dix, A. Rock, D. Rauschen- berger. J. Brinckman. Top Row: J. Reese, M. Brunner. E. VVindler, V. Goetschel, R. Dale. L. Praedel, H. Scheer, E. Quade. WAHIAT VOLLEY BALL Panthers 15, 15 Volliers 8, 1 Giants 15, 15 Wild Cats 11, 2 Panthers 15 , 15 Giants Giants 15, 15 I Badgers 7, 13 Panthers 15 , 15 Cubs Marionettes 15 , 12 , 15 Blue Eagles 10, 15, 8 Volliers 15, 9, 15 IVIarionettes Marionettes 15, 15 Bears 6, 2 Volliers 15, 13, 15 Our Gang Wild Cats 15, 15 Midgets 13, 13 Blue Eagles 15, 15 Wee MAJOR BASKETBALL Tigers 17 Zebras 16 Seals Leopards Tigers 2 6 Lions 1 5 Lions Bears Zebras Seals 4 MINOR BASKETBALL Mice 6 Cubs 0 Mice 20 , Beavers 3 Puppies WMVMEE Top Row: V. Nelson, L. Humzm. J. XVubbles, E. Thmnpson, M. Elliott, R. 00017, H. Hetzel, Y. Beck. J. Lippold. R. Schwartz. M. erst, M, W'urtz. First Row: E. Priebe, M. Kovats, R. Schneider, V. Sullivan, M. Hammcx', E. lluullulz. L. Lnucrsdurf. D. Liske. F, Schmidt. 11. Pthh. SCROLL: Paw 0m Ilundrrd Farty-Jix ATHLETICS .. . nun..'r-W ' COMPLETED P9 K ,MILERS STEP OUT NET EaALL? N MFA! Pagr Um? 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SCROLL-'- 50 a5 ,U ,.H AT. ,, M MO .4R ,F ,5 E .G ,A :5 E ..,,M amw giiszigitxx xv, STUDIOUS , 6;;a776x , , 7?, ,2 ,3 PRIMmVE PLEASURES EVEN A5 ' GRAN DMOTH E R GLIMPSES X I'uw Um' Ilumlrml IUfty-Jix ref. .; GLIMPSES $3 Xx xx x xxxxxxxxNVX Pnyr 0m llzmdmd Fifty-sm'fn 7a, BQOKNOOK 1 DROUGHT RELIEF D N U .0 R m A L,. P ,GARdOYLE I934 ,MWW OUR,AQT0935 THE YEAR'S LOG SEPTEMBER, 19 3 3 Opening of sch0014tota1 enrollment 2,473. Cheerleaders elected. Boys1 Athletic Association drive begins. Newsboysa rally. February 34 class committees chosen. June .35 class elects ofEcers. Washington 48, South 15. CrOSSrcountry: OCTOBER Camera Club presents auditorium program. Glee Club program. Cr055zcountry: VJashington 23, Bay View 33. Fire Prevention talk. Third floor wins Scroll drive. Student service monitors appointed by critics. Scroll delegates attend press convention. aMum stunt presented by Wahiat. J. W. Zellner, character actor. Homecoming celebration with parade. Homecoming game followed by s1h0pv. Girlsa Club stunt. Council revises point system. Mr. Balzcr selects faculty committees. Piano recital. NOVEMBER Teachers, convention brings short vacation. Lincoln gridmen defeat Washington 710. A. G. Pelikan, Lecturer, entertains school. Open House 4 School welcomes parents and alumni. Armistice Day program. End of football season, Washington 0, South 0. City Cross'country run: V1. H. S. places third. Field Day-4Opening 0f intramural season. Pamahasikaas Pets4Boysa A. A. benefit show. Annual Athletic Hop honors heroes. 17. 21. 23. 24. 13. 15, 16. 15. 15. Geoffry O1Hara composer of old favorites. 22The Silver Thread44 by the Junior Dramatic Club Local Newsboys, inspection. Official Newsboys, inspection. Philo wins Intersociety. Thanksgiving program, Turkey Day race. Dorothy Georg, February ,34 Valedictorian4 94.1.2. DECEMBER Splashers dampen Cudahy4s spirits 57416. Athletic awards presented. Basketball season opens. Quill 21nd Scroll honors journalists. Operetta, wIn Arcady , scores hit both nights. South Sea lecture by Howard Cleaves. Washington defeats N0rth15 basketeers 24418. F. Volk wins national Quill and Scroll contest. Orchestra program directed by Mr. Fred Smith. State Debate team Chosen. Sophs whip Juniors: Win intramural cage title. JANUARY, 1934 Senior Class day stunt. 12Man Who Played Godv B. A. A. benefit movie. Quill and Scroll initiation. Ten win national honor. Robert Burns program. Senior Honor Day. FEBRUARY Scroll stunt. George F. Morse, speaker. Washingtmfs Birthday program. Debaters defeat West Allis, lose to Oconomowoc. School Sing: Section I. Enrollment for Forensic tryouts; 113 turn out. Page One Hundred Fifty-eigltt SCROLL : 9. THE YEAR'S LOG MARCH School Sing: Section II. Washington dramatists lose to Oconomowoc. Splashers place eighth in State Invitational Meet. Band concert. January .35 committees chosen. Chief Evergreen Tree, Pueblo, imitates birds, animals, explains customs of Indians. Mac Crossen, Garny Win table tennis tournament. 13, 16. Sophs instructed in use of library. 14. 15. 19. Council committees selected. Assembly monitors appointed. Forensic contestants selected. 19, 20. Annual subscription drive opens with stunt. 19. 21. 21. 23. New dismissal, locker regulations adopted. Seniors whip Junior trackmen in indoor meet. Wahiat 11M1'ce1, win basketball championship. Walker Day. APRIL Edward Abner Thompson, lecturer. Seniors choose 11If I Were King . Swimmers take third in city meet. City newsboysa election. Enola Brandt, June .34 valedictorian49431. Swimming and basketball emblems awarded. Local forensic contest. 11H00doo11 Matinee Dance. Quartet sings. Coach H. O. Crisler, lecturer. Gymnastic meet. 1 Forensic league contest; Editorrinrchief election. Music Appreciation program. Shakespearian program. Girls' Club Honor Tea. MAY School board decides to hold summer school. Lecture on Spain by EX'GOVCl'nOI' Zimmerman. 4. 4. Band and orchestra concert. J. Brown, extemporaneous reader, wins state championship. 7, 8, 9. 10. 11. 12. 12. 12. 14. 14. 15. 16. 16. 16. 17. 18. 19. 19. 23. 23. 24, 25. Camera club photo display. Newsboys1 Club elects officers. XV. Ethier selected as Annual EditorrinIchief for 535. W. H. S. girls hear Miss Susan West, Downer teacher. W. H. S. band parades in Wisconsin Music Asso ciation Parade. W. H. S. cindermen down Custer, 76 to 47. VJ. H. S. golfers beat Lincoln, 82. 220 W. H. S. students participate in State Music tournament. Purgolders defeat Marquette trackmen, 66'58. Quill and Scroll banquet and initiation. Council selects presidential nominees. President Ganfleld addresses student body. June 136 class elects nominating committee. Scroll Wins N. S. P. A. Pacemaker award. June 134 grads gain National Honor. January .37 Class elects Aominating committee. Marvin Wachman wins state high school singles net crown. XV. H. S. golfers trounce East 13410. East Trackmen down W. H. S. Scroll weekly announces appointments. XV. Pengelly, H. Baerwaldt elected Council heads. Seniors present 1'If I Were King11. JUNE Junior Senior Prom. ' Reviews begin. Exams begin. Exams end. Commencement Day 456 graduates. School ends; marks given. Page One Hundred Fifty-m'ne Peace hath higher tests of manhood Than battle ever knew. --Whittier The old wornrout fableethat the way to peace is to prepare for war. --Borah I have seen too much and know too much. If I wrote my memoirs, not a man would go to war; even if the security of his country demanded it. eClemenceau The finest person is the one who never hurts another. -DT. Preston Bradley It is more honorable to live for ones country in time of peace than to die for ones country in time of war. eiiIntemational Understanding, War seldom, if ever, settles anything; More frequently than not It leads to more wars. -Field Marshall Sir William Robertson Oh, joy to whose heights What poet has yet soared, or ever tried to soar! To save a human life; and that life a loved one. Such moments are worth living for, aye, three score years and ten. eWThe Cloister and the Hearth 3111 mvmnriam 3111 Emprent memnrg nf $121th 311111115 mhn 011 3111112 2, 1934. hpmme the ftrm nf nur mpmhrra tn iuin the great tlaaa hpgnnh. Page One Hundred Sixty . I lump unnu- ENanvsref DRINTERJ :. M l LWA u KEE . wxx H 'A-w4u, .47- .mx . . . V Ir . .. ., . . v , . . : .. . , II. 1 ... ,.1I;v . . . l... , 5 ML: v. M.?mmavs.l. . , . ., .. .. .. kin! u; .uulinhnb . . J .r Y r r. . . m p.31 W gar . - . , f b .. 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