Wauwatosa High School - Cardinal Pennant Yearbook (Wauwatosa, WI)

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M' ET .,,X, ,I G ,:. - A1 ' ansufrs nu wg Gmclinal fjamanl' 1937 4 ,..,-..,,M-M' MM., .. si? ffffji aww V ,O ei X , r + 5 7116 Hamline! Pwnani Published by the SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Mas. ELIZABETH GIBSON Recent First Place Winners Wisconsin State Forensic Contests Avis ZEN'1'NEiL Oratory, 1034 MARY JANE S'rEPHi5Ns Declamation, 1 Q35 Bin' rv Kigmuv. Declamalion, 1030 MARY lXflARGARE'I' ADAMS Declamation, 10317 THE SPOKEN WEIRD releases riches it with feeling, colors it the world new heights in men It is with a feeling of admiration and pride that we dedicate this 1937 Cardinal Pennant to Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson. Page 8 btive beauty of written thought, en- 'ans of the human voice and gives d emotional experience . . . Winners of First Place Wisconsin State Poetry Festival A ROBERT STIER, 1935 T JOHN FAHRINGER, 1936 Page 9 HENRIETTA LEE, 1935 BETTY ADAMS, 1936 STATE FURENSIC CHAMPIONS Trained by Mrs. Gibson XTARY BAKER Extemporaneous Reading, 1925 FRED KURTH Oratory, 1 Q2 7 HOWARD SCHMIDT Oratory, 1 93 2 Avis ZENTNER Declamation, IQ 32 Extemporaneous Reading, 1933 Oratory, IQ 34 MARY JANE STEPHENS Declamation, IQ 3 5 BETTY KEPLER Declamation, 1936 MARY MARGARET ADAMS Extemporaneous Reading, 1936 Declamation, 193 7 n Ganfenh INSTRUCTIUN . . . 'TUSA LIFE . . HUME RO0MS . . 61 SPORTS . . . SENIORS . 4 FRUM THESE HUMES .. . T0 OUR SEHl0R HIGH SCHUUL UH T0 THE HHTl0H'S COLLEGES . . IHTU THE BUSINESS WORlIl . . . FRUM THESE more thanathousandstudents come . , 3 -- H -. xv, - f, ,V V V MARY MARGARET ADAMS JAMES KEHOE MARY ELLEN BENNETT HOWARD KILBERT Page 11. - NEAL SEEGERT V :X ..,,,, ,g-, .. BURLEIGH JACOBS EDWARD HUMMEL 'Page I3 DONALD BRADLEY .uw LOUISE LAMASON 35375 m wir, 2 2 S E v I- 1 T0 UUR SENIOR HIGH SCH00l where they partici- pate in the exploration of various jields of learning THE confidently places the determination and administration of our school policy into these capable hands. MR. W. T. DARLING MR. IVAN SWANCUTT Superintendent of Schools High School Principal Miss BARKER MR. FLANDERS Mas. CASPER Page 16 Page I7 l ...4l' .ww . K x V k 'W 7 r sat '24 Y . 1, 5 '15 sg! , if f ,- v Candid Camera Shots 'fs By Arthur Siedenschwarl: ' 2' 5 i in the lilt of song, the sweep of an Cll'lI:Sl'S brush, the mystery of an unknown tongue . . . Home from Musical Conquests xv 4 vp 556 P-V96 4 A av- Y-059 QL. W55 off Page 1 If l . UJNIXIX Miss SPEARS Miss AGNES GARNESS Page IQ Miss ANDERSON Q: if a' Miss GLADYS GARNESS SAXOPHGNE Lorraine Powell Robert Sprenger CLARINETS Dan Christiansen Milton Sievert Carol Heth Lenore Tully Orchestra Row If Trowbridge, Schmitt, Thiel, Grothe, Martell, Lewis Row z: Pedersen, Wolff, Pritchard, Tully, Stresau, Young, Bailey Row 35 Mr. Ross, Malig, Seegert, Umbs, Schmalz, Heth, Rom Row 4: Sievert, Lytle, Petersen, Kressin, Kilbert, Tholce, Holmes OBOE Fred Tholte CORNETS Robert Haeuser Clifford Petersen TROMBONE Hugh Holmes julia Holmes Robert Kressin FRENCH HORNS Katherine Marshall Neal Seegert Phyllis Sprenger john Umbs DRUMS Robert Kecling TYMPANI Marjorie Rom THE UELICATENESS I F1Rs'r viotms jane Bailey Frances jean Bliss Clayton jackson Elmer Lojan Joanne Pritchard Lila Sceets Henry Schmalz Herbert Thoke lla Wolff jean Young Page zo MPHUNIII SCURES . SECOND VIOLINS Page z i Mary Adams Leona Berentsen Betty Crundl Betty Ann Heth Violet House Verdayne john Harvey Malig Natalie Sceets Ann Stresau Drchestra Row If Keding, john, Sprenger, Christiansen, Haeuser, Brouwer Row 2: Wright, Hertting, L. Sceets, Adams, Leueh, Pierner, lvliehaelsen Raw 3: Grundl, House, Powell, N. Sceets, lvlarshall, Heth. Bennett Row 4: Peterman, jackson, Lojan, Swancutt, Sprenger, Bliss, Crosby Dorothy Swancutt Richard NVagner V IOLAS Marjorie Crothe Louise Hertting Virginia Martell janet Pierner Virginia Schmitt Susanne Thiel Constance W'right CELLOS Carol Debbink Dorothy Leuch Ardith Michaelsen Mona Pritzlaff jane Trowbridge BASS Ellis Brouwer lX4arthann Crosby Howard Kilbert Mary Lewis Doris Pedersen PIANO Mary Ellen Bennett Bill Peterman FLUTES jean jeffrey Betty Swancutt Arthur Lytle Q? Band Ron' 1' Warren, lklaellonald, Sprenger, Price, Sievert, Klinker, Christiansen, H. l lolmes, Hoover, Brock Row 2 Loos, Stresau, Mayer, Arndt. D. Knorr, NV. Todd, Haak, Brassington. P. Swancutt, Simerlein Row 3: Palmer, Heth, Binder, B. Swancutt, Behrens, Comstock, Buehncr, Sceets, jeffrey, Powell Row 4' lingelhardt, XV. Knorr, Seegert, Limbs, H. Todd, Hay, Hoover, liuphall, Bunde, xl. Holmes, Zirwes FLLJTES Jean jeffrey Bruce Warren Betty Swancutt jean Hoover Arthur Lytle GBOES William Strass Arlene Rasmusson B FLAT CLARINETS Milton Sievert Fred Thoke Ellen Arndt Dan Christiansen Lenorc Tully Cordon Drake Robert Bierman NVarren Knorr Ann Arnell Jack Henderson Lois Williams Carol Heth Betty Schjorh Alvin Voss Robert Price Jeanne Sommer Paul Hodgson Roy Comstock Bertram Behrens Helen Moore W'ilbur Haak Betty Binder Phyllis Swaneurr Shirley Berger jack Engelhardt ALTO CLARINETS Paul Kuphall Russell Burghardt BASS CLARINETS Ruth Carroll Lorraine Simerlein . THE PUMP I BASSOON Robert Boehner ALTO SAXOPHONES Lorraine Powell Rita Simerlein TENOR SAXOPHON ES Robert Sprenger Tom Klinker BARITONE SAXOPHONE Virgil Pedersen Page zz Band Row 1: Strass, Hodgson, Keding, Petersen, P. Sprenger, Lytle, Warner, McCrory, Thoke, R. Sprenger Row 2: Strassburger, Dallman, Blanchard, Debus, Rassmusson, Nethercut, Berger, Tully, Sommer, Hubbard, Mr. Brendel Row 3x Bierman, Marshall, Simerlein, Sceets, Schjoth, Drake, Pritzlaff, Carroll, Pedersen, Holbrook Row 4: Koch, Dolan, Clarke, White, Bliss, Rosellen, Hahn, Crawford, Van Vechten, Kressin, Haeuser lARTlAl AIRS . . CORNETS HORNS TROMBONES Hilbert Kutsch Harry Clarke Lucille Zirwes james Holbrook Robert Bunde Ray McCrory Brooks Blanchard Donald Knorr Robert Haeuser Eldon Hoover Clifford Petersen Donald Koch Eugene Strassburger Clyde Rosellen Robert Brassington Page Z3 Harold Todd Neal Seegert Phyllis Sprenger john Umbs Katherine Marshall Harriet Debus Katherine Mayer Arlyne Brock BARITGNES Wesley Todd Eleanore Loos George Dolan Robert Kressin Hugh Holmes Robert Palmer Philip Nethercut Robert Crawford Ann Stresau jean Hubbard julia Holmes TUB-AS Roland Sprenger Donald Hay jack White Howard Dallman Donald Hahn DRUMS Robert Keding Bruce Mac Donald Roger Van Vechten Eugene Warner Frances jean Bliss CYMBALS Mona Pritzlaff TYMPANI Jessie Kelly A Cappella Row If Grede, Thiele, Dachenbach, Grossenbach, Miss A. Garness, Brouwer, Dryburgh, Trebilcock, Ramlow Row 2: Lamb, Mann, M. Redden, A. Schroeder, Webster, Larsen, Frase, Nichols, Pfiaum, Duggins, Ruenzel, Crilly, Krueger, Hertting Row 3: Bliss, Patlow, Row 4: Kuony, Mac H. Schroeder, Schenk Oppermann, Swancutt, Rom, Stamm, Young, Uecke, Oerding, Nethercut, Schoen, Pritchard Donald, Dahlke, Kamerling, Michaelson, Chrisler, Bennett, Crosby, Kristjanson, Heth, J. Grede Row 5: Thomas, Heuel, Mullen, Brocker, Felix, C. Peifer, Jacobs, Gill, Bartels, Kappelman FIRST SOPRANO Elizabeth Longeway Lois Dittmer Helen Hackett joy Mann Margaret Redden Arvella Schroeder Doreen Duggins Mary Crilly Carole Krueger Virginia Oerding Alice Uecke Jean Young Marjorie Rom Betty Swancutt Rowena Oppermann Helen Patlow Elaine Michaelson Miriam Chrisler Mary Ellen Bennett Barbara Kristjanson Lois Ruenzel FIRST ALTO Hazel Baumann Marcella Schmidt Shirley Berger Dorothy Hertting Sue Godfrey Barbara Miller Grace Scholz Marion Perry june Bender jean jeffrey Carol Heth Ruth Schoen Betty Pate Carol White Marjorie Newton Alyce Figi Marjorie Grothe Mona Pritzlaff Bernice Nichols SECOND SOPRANO Winifred Osmond Dorothy Leuch Lois Hausch Betty Binder Barbara Boyce . . THE BLENDING Katherine Marshall Mary Lewis Virginia Schmitt Betty Conger Catherine Lamb Charlotte Webster Florence Larsen jean Frase Virginia PHaum Louise Hertting joan Pritchard Lois Nethercut june Stamm Frances jean Bliss Nelvia Kamerling Marthann Crosby janet Grede Page 14 fs it A Cappella Row If Osmond, Radakovich, Klinker, Armstrong, Miss G. Garness, Jacobs, Reisner, Franke, Philipp Row 2: Mayer, Baumann, Drake. E. Redden, Leuch, Thayer, Saewert, Schmidt, Berger, DuBuque, Miller, Longeway, Hertting. Nelson Row 3: Sibben, Sobel, Jeffrey, Marshall, B. Binder, Boyce, Perry, Scholz, Miller, Godfrey, J. Binder, Hausch Row 4: Hackett, Newton, Dittmer, White, Pate, Umbs, H. Todd, Peterman, Rahn, Mac Rae, Seegert, Kling, Buehner Row 5: Davis, Thiel, Figi, Lichte, Brown, Lewis, Grothe, Schmitt, Conger, Pritzlaff, Knowlton YNIIHRUNIZED HARMONY . SECOND ALTO Barbara Reisner Margaret Mayer Mary Jane Thayer Joan Saewert Shirley Nelson June Sobel Sally Davis Susanne Thiel Harriet Schroeder Marcella Schenk F I RST TENOR Page 25 Gordon Lichte Robert Buehner Gordon Drake George Radakovich Herbert Franke Dan Shebel FIRST BASS James Trebilcock Richard Grossenbach Wilbur Dachenbach Frank Kuony James Kappelman Myron Bartels Frank Jacobs James Felix John Thomas William Peterman Donald Mac Rae Neal Seegert Jack Sibben Edwin Armstrong Burleigh Jacobs William Hyde SECOND TENOR Robert Ramlow Robert Dryburgh Bruce Mac Donald Thomas Gill Charles Peifer Robert Heuel John Umbs Harold Todd Bruno Rahn John Kling Harry Du Buque Thomas Klinker Thomas Miller SECOND BASS Ellis Brouwer Harold Thiele Edward Grede Gerald Dahlke Ray Brocker George Mullen Willard Brown Harold Knowlton Edward Redden Ernest Philipp Harry Hauge . THE RHYTHM of harmonious measures . . Boys' Glee Cl-ub Row If Thielc. L7mbs, Jacobs, Garness, Merritt, Grossenbach, Grede, Radakovich Ron- 2: Brooker. Tullgren, Rcnner, MacDonald, Hoover, Klinker, Perry, Evans Raw 3: Barrels. Heuel, Kappelman, Pcifer, Armstrong, Franke, Philipp Row 4: Felix, Dryburgh, Dachenbach, Ramlow, Trebilcock, Thomas, Mullen. A I K M 4. 1 L Q .. Row If Stillman, Van Vechten, Gill, lkuony, jacoos, Peterman, Mac Rae, Rahn Row 2: Drake, Redden, Hibbard, Miller, Sewell, Du Buque, Kassowitz, Streckewald, Bischoff Row 3: Allman, Potratz, Sibben, Kling, Knowlton, Mueller, Maile, Buehner Row 4: Richards, Brouwer, Dahlke, Dodge, Lichte, Brown, Haack, Hay Boys' Glee Club Page 16 . . THE SWEETNESS of melodious strains . . Cvirls' i Clee l Club Row If Leuch, Schroeder, Davis, Pendock. Holmes, Tannert. Figi, Bender, Duggins Row z: gxhnson, Larsen. Hart. Brown. Reisner. Newton, Dowd, Thayer, Saewert, Schmidt. Wolff. Hertting, Nelson. rothe Rowgf Longeway, Fish, Dunlap. White. Nlartell. Riese. Schowalter, Miller. Hausch. Gallenheck Perry. Schoen. Scholz, Nichols. Berger, Thiel Row 4: Unterweger, Knowlton. Fehr. Schultz Liebau, Heth. lwaniell. Schmidt. Lippold. Pritzlaff. Osmond. Baumann. Sobel. bilayer. Pate Cvirls' Clee Club Row If Crosby, Dumez, Kristjanson. Godfrey, Miss Carness, Chrisler, Schenk, E. Michaelsen Row 2: Webster. Hagedorn, Mann, Nethercut. E, Frase, Schumacher, Boyce, Bender, Pflaum, A. Michaelsen Ruenzel, Crilly, Krueger, Mann Row 3: Conger, Rom, Uecke, Dittmer, Lamb, Hackett, Pritchard, Schroeder, Geiger, Redden, Hertting, Sceets, j. Frase, Propp, Bennett Page 27 Row 4: Schmitt, Marshall, Bliss, Kerr, Patlow, Ball, Swancutt, Stamm, Oppermann, Lewis, Grede, Oerding Oeflem, Young Mas. GIBSON Mlss HENNINGER Miss BERNHART Miss CROSBY Miss LEHMANN Miss KREBS DBTAINING A WEALTH of understand- ing and appreciation of literature . . . Acquiring poise and self-confidence from dramatic and forensic participation . . . Page 18 -W Miss OLSON Miss CUSHMAN Miss HELLER M155 JAX Page Masque Club Row 1: Heuel, Crolius, Hein, Scrimshaw, Miss Jax, Thoke, Merritt, Treis, jacobs Row 2: Stier, Gettelman, Stamm, Leuch, Wensink, Newton, Bemm, Adams, Dietzel, Fish, Reed, Goeller Row 31 Edler, Schuengel, Kerr, Bennett, Anderson, Edwards, Kepler, Reisner, Swancutt, Lamason, Boyce, Gfede, Eriksen Row 4: Stafford, Wilson, Tiefenthaler, Dahllae, Little, Silver, Quinn, Kirchcnr Roehl, Mac Rae, Warren, Schmitt, Drolshagen, Armst rong, Radakovich . . ofthe spoken word - the grace of directed movement . The Masque Clubs work reaches its culmination in the presentation of The Cradle Song. 5113523 The discovery of th baby and the accom panying note cause, great consternation among the nuns. Page 30 25 Page 31 Standing: Reisner, Little, Schuengel, Hyde, Merritt, Kerr Seated: Mac Rae Drolshagen, Haak, Stier SENIUR CLASS members Mskidu smoothly through their annual play Skidding Grandfather Hardy, Don Mac- Rae, is dazed by the ideas of the younger generation. . NEWS of school activity . Cardinal News Row If Serdahely, Bemm, Bernhart, Hein, Debus. Weyland, Dahlke Row 2: White, Hertting, Redden, Lindblom, Petersen, Bishop, Pollnow, Kuchenbecker, Hackett Row 3: Gates, Thiel, Trowbridge, Lippold, Yeko, Schultz, Knack, Martell An important con ference for members ofthe Cardinal News Staff: Violet Spanley, Harriet Debus, jane Eriksen Neal Seegert, Don Bradley, Bob Bemm, Ernest Orlow. james Yonk, john Hein, Bob Stafford, Miss Bernhart Page 31. Cardinal Pennant UNFULDING before our eyes the panorama of the school year . Row 1' Scherschel, Tiefentlialer, Mr. Martin, Siedenschwartz, Wakefield Row z' Basche, Bemm, Dietzel, Adams, Bennett Row 3: Silver, Kepler, Reid, Ostermann, Windfelder, Wangerin Pacemaker awards lor IQZG admired by Ann Arnell, Harriet Schroeder, Eva Robertson, Sue Godfrey, and Dorothy Swift. Page 33 wa? fQ Row 1 5 Kuphall, Stephens, Schroeder, Hankewieh, Albertson, Miss Lehman Row 1: Robertson, Nichols, Steiner, Pluckhahn, Tifft, Sltacel, Hackett, Brown, Bailey Row 3: Knack, Tannert, Sobel, Baumann, Scl'mitt, Springborn, Watt, Riesc, Godfrey Debate Club forliterary-minded people . . . . FRU AND cllll STATEMENTS on current issues S. O. S. 4 Row If Kehoe, Edler, Mr. Heidtlce, Hein, Gates, Riley Row 2: lVlcCrory, Roehl, Knowlton, Stier, Henika, Hodgson Page 34 Forensics Row If Mullen, Treis, Davis, Stier, Jacobs Row 2: Griffith, Fish, Erilcsen, Leuch, Adams Row 3: Fraser, Kepler, Umbs. Armstrong, Lamason, Peifer . . . MAS'lElllNG THE ART of skillful expression . . l:lNlllllG AND llslllli the harmony of Lhe speaking voice . . Page 35 Row 1: Unterweger, Adams, Mann, Kristjanson, Boyce, Spanley Row z: Crosby, Kepler, Eriksen, Fish, Anderson, Davis Row 3: Couch, Chester, Bradley, Philipp, Mullen Choral Readers BECUMING WELL AGUUAINTED with world MR. DALEY MR. BRENDEL MR, SCOTT problems of yesterday and today: political, economic, social . . . Q5 sq' P QQ.. YXQDQKXLQ Page 36 Ss 'Y MSS W'w,,,O Q I CAI? N Miss JOHNSON Page 37 Miss LIND R. WHITE . . in maintaining authority . . Student Patrol Row If Heth, Stark, lvliller, Stamm, Bemm, Mr. Post, Kerr, Edler, Stier Row 2: Grede, White, Pluckhahn, Swift, Steiner, Tifft, Kuchenbecker, Bennett, Lohr, Pflaum, Goeller Row 3: Oeflein, Sceets, Schoen, Webster, Mueller, Gilligan, Sewell, Carroll, Sobel, Saewert, Skacel Row 4: Kepler, Erdman, Ulatowski, Lippold, Hubbard, Dittmer, Newton, Tully, Mayer, Stresau, Geiger, Redden Student Patrol Row 1: Sjogren, Reed, Sippel, Bradley, Chrisler, Scherr, Kath, Brown, Serwe, Parenteau Row 2: Boettcher, Hartzke, Klug, Kotwitz, Baumann, Van Vechten, Stillman, Osmond, Schenk, Simerlein, Bergner Row 3: lgflartin, Schmitt, Roehl, Bender, Conger, Martell, Heth, Hertting, Hodgson, Zarske, Wangerin, Richards, atzke Row 4: Eahn, Peterman, Pflaum, Brock, Dunlop, Groll, Geipel, Tiefenthaler, Bickler, Trowbridge, Thiel, Grothe, irchen Row 5: Voit, Kehoe, Weber, Thiele, Thomas, Wakefield, Jacobs, C. Peifer, Krill, Armstrong, J. Peifer page 38 . . THE BEST with the Y.W.C.A. as a guiding hand . . Anna Copeland Club it Anna Copeland Club Page 39 Row If Juneau, Robertson, Propp, Skacel, Dittmer, Swift, Bennett Row 2f Zorr, Steiner. Pflaum, Engel, Hertting, johnson, Nelson, Coeller Row 3: Scholz, Fox, Draeger, Ferneckes, Hickey, Pietsch, Tifft, Pluckhahn, Debus, Demien Row 4: Grede, Martell, Tully, De Hon 3, Lewis, Heth, Cettelnnan, Otten, Schoen, Webster a-al.. Row 1.' Eldred, Schroeder, Miss Hampton, Miss Wri ht, Kerr, Trowbridge, Thiel Row 2: C-ruett, Williams, White, Mahoney, Dugan, Cain, Nichols, Ostermann Row 3: Gilmore, Kristjanson, Offenbacher, Morgan, Schewe, Topp, Novotny, Sytek. Row 4: Hein, Tannert, Karnerling, Michaelsen, Hauser, Leuders, Erwin, Tomlinson, Baumann Row If Hicks, Oberle, Hein, Thielmann, Mr. Matzke, Little, Loos, Reid, Bradley Row 2: Streich, Mayer, Nethercut, Du Buque, Knowlton, Helz, Zentner, Lipscomb, Streckewald Row 3: Henika, Serwe, Sjogren, Held, Brodd, Topp, Fahringer, Seip, Wegner, Davies Row 4: Orlow, Philipp, Parenteau, Armstrong, St, George, Nessenbaum, Stillman, Farrill, Holden, Strate, Sjogren . . SOCIAL ACTIVITY ajiliated with the Y.M.C.A. . . . NATIUNM. RECOGNlTlllN for enterprising students . National Honor Society Row 1: Miss Lind, Ramlow, jacobs, Seidenschwartz, Heuel, Stafford, Hein, Thoke Row 2: Eriksen, Dittmer, Bemm, Skacel, Iverson, White, Swift, Adams, Dietzel Row 3: Schroeder, Palmer, Clarke, Chrisler, Roehl, Kepler, Godfrey, Reisner, Stier Row 4: Seegert, Rahn, Silver, Little, Todd, Wangerin, Kamerling, Bickler, Tiefenthaler page 40 S v ? e X if ii Row 1: Heuel, Renner, Forge, Bradley, Bickler, Mr. Swancutt, Patzke, Seegert, Voit, Kehoe Row 2: Kuony, Skacel, Adams, Swift, Hackett, Mann, Du Buque, Helz, VJ. Todd, Fish, Spitzer, Steinberg, Riley, Goeller, Luedke Row 3: C. Peifer, Moore, Evans, Brown, Strass, Kilbert, -I. Peifer, Knowlton, Little, H. Todd, lvlartin, Kirehen. Topp, Brodd, Hodgson, Hein Row 4f Clarke, Conger, Hertting, Voth, Fredrich, Grede, Cettelman, Lewis, B, Todd, jeffrey, Carroll, juneau, Lippold, Mc Crory Row 5: Armstrong, Pllaum, Roehl, Schmitt, C-rothe, Thiel, Chrisler, Schobat, Spanley, Sobel, Schucngel. Ewart, Schmitt, Cates . . in solving School problems . . Student Council Student Council Q Student Council officers hold a conference with Mr. Daley Page 41 Miss KIEC2KHEFER www Q.. IJHVING INTU A WORlD UF FIGURES, symbols, and scientific lawsg gaining a substantial back- ground of useful facts . . . QQPCOGL WS 09 ,S-Vx Page 47, Hg if 255' .ex-if sm SW P 532 TRAINING THE BUIJY T0 WURK in accordance with the mind for manual ejfciency . . . BPULSOS Y V NW ws WVR ae-We NNS5 an CUFF E Page 44 MR. EN CESETH S SH Page 45 R. SGOIQW S S vom Student Finance K v - , ....- K ,V Row If Larsen. Johnson, Pietsch, Fllaum, Lees, Benz, Koehn, josephson, Zorr, Bennett, Van der Hoogt Row 2: Bemm, Dittmer, Rcdden, Knowlton, Lindblom, Nash, Reid, Rust, Binder, Carroll, Tingley Row 3: Heth, Conger, Liebau, Kristjanson, Schultz, lvlorganroth, Sobel, Schmitt, Spanley, Mann, Juneau Row 4: Farquharson, Nehring, Dietrich, Hicks, Cvenens, Powell, lvlajesky, Pllaum, Ferguson, Strate, Cooke . for weekly investors who help to fnance school activities . , . , . l:llMBlNlNG social activity with alert minds and nimblefngers . . ., i.,-W..,..,..w. Commercial Club Row 1. Fiedler, Boettcher. Klug, Mann, XVestphal, Cvoetsch, Pinsky, Groll. Geipel Row 2: Sharp, Mahoney, Demien, Rubel, Doyle, Zorr, Van l-lercke, Langworthy, Fischer, Unterweger, Bennett Froemming, Riedel Row 3: Tingley, Haberman, Schroeder, Hartzke, Bergner, Ostermann, Debus, Doherty, Stager, Robinson, Strack Mayer, Cain, Blohm, Gruett Row 4: Schewe, Kroening, Hauser, Yeko, Baumann, Correll, Schenk, Novotny, Splitt, Sytek, Duffus, Schneeberger Sobel. Boethling. Wletschalc page 46 Stage Craft Row Row Row Row If Flanagan, Goetter, Thomas, Secord, Miss johnson. Seip, Brodd, Philipp 2: Veit, Hartzke, Uecker, Fish, Wierdsma, Shanahan,'Wallack, L. Sceets, Loessl, Dietzel, Selle 3: Kappelman, Longeway, Edwards, Kohloff, Post, Gerhardt, Ewart. Beererid, Fredrich, N. Sceets Gettelman 4: Wilson, Dahnlae, Gruett, Knaup, Pilgrim, Kemen, Silver, Pease, Richter. Preis of industry P the satisfaction of creative work . . Page 47 Scene shifting for the Cradle Song Mara . . pxcxfioh P' 'NW' , W U -L affh www G Miss Vascommx MAINTMNING noon HEALTH and upholding ihe principles of good sports- manship . . . Page 48 V f Rau R014 Rau Rou, Row Row Rowg: Row If Kath, Michaelsen, Phillips Bruner Howard juneau Heimsch Wletschalx 2: Thiel, Yeko, Mayer, Nan Gemert Krause Morgridge Frase Mann Selle Steiner Patzke Adams Miss Du Mez, Dahnke, Pendoclx Robertson Nichols Lewis Morgan Baumann Reid Basche Lippold Nash 4: Trowbridge, Tomlinson Post Wright Summers Gettelman Hubbard Grecle Martell Dunlap Tiefen thaler, Bickler, Kepler Skacel Loos Page 49 Girls, , Executive Board l Row Row Row Row If Reid, Edler, Wolff, Engel, Frase, Mann, Patzke 2: Morgan, Fredrich, Eriksen, De I-lond, Hubbard, Uecke V 3: Kepler, Juneau, Dahnke, Howard, jeffrey, Tiefenthaler 4: Todd, Nehring, Gilmore, Lippold, Smith, Bickler . . PARTMI. llllllslllmlllll in the physical education department . . 'Tosa Cyclers . . . THE UPEN RUAD calls to energetic pedalers . . ,Hx 2, 5 'H 2 Row 1: Haak V ' Row 2: Kuony, Miller, J. Fish, Engel, Loessl, Colleran Row 3: Chester, Nehring, Tannert, E. Fish, D. Dahnke, Flanagan, A. Dahnke, Bauer,,lVIiss Henninger , Page 50 Red Arrow i ZEN? if ' iw' If Basche, Bennett 2: Engel, Unterweger, De Hond, Tomlinson 3: lverson, Nehring, Demien, Patzke, Cettelman, Schlitz 4: C-odfrey, Reid 5: Heimsch, juneau, Lippold, Edler, Baumann, Bickler, Tiefenthaler Row Row Row Row Row . and athletic skill . . . LETTERS for athletic diligence . Page SI Row 1: Bartels, Brown, Armstrong, Loos, McCrory, Christiansen, Robertson Row 2: Scherr, Haug, Trombley, Comstock, Callett, Hoppe, Siegel Row 3: Kling, Holmes, j. Peifer, C. Peifer, MacDonald, Krill, Dryburgh Row 4: Jacobs, Seegert, Fahringer, Radakovich, Ulatowski, Drath, ,loha W Club Row If Lippold, Pendock, Feiling, Stamm, Kristjanson Row 2: Stresau, Hart, Frase, Pietsch, Engel, Hertting, Wright . . AIIUAT A record of the time for the last exent. IC SPURTS for water enthusiasts Girls' Swimming Club W l W h Page 53 ,......a-di '7a4a .Baja HH! Photograph by john Wake-field 0 .Q if ff ig v -in pf, 5 W Q i X ' ,: - V 3, 6 ' W 1 . .-f'g.j . a t g U , , ' Y ff I ,-gliiih. YT V .T f xy, x W Y A iff Wy N .V fiwpik ' ' 'kg Ag K K wg A -Q .1-Q . Lf ' f . A f . , .I-Age ?- 1 ,Lk L VY ' , P, I ' ' J -r f ? Ka is .2 ' N, H u w , 7:95 l . . w 5' Ma ww mf . E. gk ' xii ,J 2itis..'fL-LV, nffihvilnvi' gl? if 1 if X tk Q? J, :E 9-'Fm x H 5. ' -if A A A.. ,,a gs QA ,M F . A ,,,,,.,,.K+f' ff' 1 Loma in That Incura le Disease, Spring ever. Page 55 A Gift i :Om Pere n O QV' I' Pure lead. I lf, Tech 'S . IT. 'fling ,Cyan Down and Around for Safety Off to Another Victory Q40 was X00 K6 O0 wg CIC L0 X96 CJ 06 ff 65 ,be 4 p is lea Page 56 i bl xl. Spiflk S' Page 57 Indian Lore from a Reliable Source t ouqh Of War Out of Our Way! W Y xxffu W . A Homecoming Queen , igy , , Z , Neck and Neck Twice Around the Park, james! I An End Run -Or Is It? Page 58 Tit for 'lkat ,V K 4 W 'H+ alia V, Aix? M ' W 2-YQ QL :fe Room for r e ore? gp! On M . Page S9 I as ' 'J J Weird Fixin's To-night mm, Always in the Lead v Q . Q- The Snake Dance of Victory 3 C' 'WB'-31 ' 'A ' the F . , ,U.f,4,Mm,m QU the Prioressfg HGIY Day , . novxces present ne. rfuk song-bird to A viHager sends a chee brighten her days . . , he stern Vicaress as frivokmus, r W W . . to be rebuked by 1 ,. -- r , 3 5 L R lf,-gf 5 K ,wig W 1 r W r eirilel igihi EA0Or mother leaves her other Superiofs HO! guidance, y W I Page 60 Page Cl Pholograph by Morrison Studios HOME ROOM 305 A4135 Henningcr -7- 1 1-A Row If Miss Henninger, McCar- thy, Marks, Sloan, Gill, Kuony Mangan, Moertl Row 2: Kutschenreuter, Mahoney Napontek, Leadbitter, Mayer Loessl, Larsen, Lohr, Riedel Row 3: Mieritz, Lentz, Liebau Lewis, Martell, Loos, Miller Meindl Row 4: Koller, Millane, MacDon ald,Lieber,Krueger,Mai,Lichte Krieger, Malig HOME ROOM 1.1. Miss Urban -M 12-B Row If Kehoe, Jacobs, Pease Reed, Kleinschmidt, Larson Row 2 J Kristjanson, Redden, Lamb, Pritchard, Newton, Kuchen- becker Row 3: Kepler, Lieder, Morrison Post, Lueders, Kurth, Leuch Row 4: Kirchen, Rahn, Leaman Parks, Kling, Martin Page 61. HOME ROOM Z4 Mr. Heidtke - I2-B Row I : Grede, Weber, Mr. Heidtke Schlund, Stern, Striepling Row 2: Watt, Mayer, Pedersen, Sewell, Schroeder, Stauff Row 3: Zirwes, Spanley, Yeko, Rietz, Wright, Schmitt, Tump Raw 4: Reimer, Smith, Sloan, Schmalz, Richards, Streich HOME ROOM 7.10 Mr. Matzke e-- I2-B Row 1: Mr. Matzke, Lucas, Dry- burgh, Dachenbach, Comstock, Drath Row 2: Erwin, Hensen, Hess, Bemm, Hart, Doyle, Debus Row 3: Geisler, Gorrell, Geiger, Barrie, Hertting, Bauer, Feiling Fox Row 4: Furst, Dahlke, Voss, Fah- ringer, Hankewich, Schmeling Gerhardt ,.... l HOME ROOM zo7 Miss Ratclij- 1 1-A Row If Denniston, Kroes, Dunlap Grothe, Finck, Feind, Grunel wald Row 2: Grimsrud, Gillegan, Fish Gass, Hackett, Defenbaugh Engel, Froemming, Evans Row 3: Dressler, Davies, Gehhard Hahn, Fiedler, Forsberg, Grede Griffith, De Hond Row 4: Gaskell, Gross, Fraser Frodermann, Dietrich, Dodge Digman, Erdman, Casper HOME ROOM Z7 Mr. Scott- II'A Row If Mr, Scott, Secord, K Schroeder, Scherr, St. George Stein, Smith, Zimmerman Row 2: Scholtka, Schmidt, Som- mer, Siegesmund, Selle, Ryan Schueler, Scholtka Row 3: Englehardt, Seip, Schmitt H. Schroeder, Srdich, Sceets Splitt, Gettelman, Schaeve Row 4: Sprenger, Schnaberger V. Schmitt, Schobat, Sobel, H. Schmitt, Stark, Scharf, Thiel mann at 63 H ref lL.i -Q 'TT .A 4- l .4- Homii Room gs Nliss Krebs Y ll-A Row If Volt, Thomas, Warner, Umbs, Trowbridge, Wilson, Storma Row 2: Wolff, Tully, Ziegler, Miss Krebs, Carroll, Thielmann, Ser- we, Thayer, Streckewald Row 3: Stresau, Young, Wletschak, Swancutt, Williams, NVendorf, Tingley, Tullbane, Zitzke, Uecke Row 4: NVilson, Wegner, Warren, Stillman, Tomlinson, Thiel, NValsh, Yeit, Fischer, Swan HOME ROOM 25 Aliss Wright - 11-A Row If Robertson, Oberle, Price, Richter, Philipp, Reid Row 2: Novotny, Offenbacher, Pollnow, Petersen, Riese, Propp, B. Mueller, Nethercut Row 3: Powell, Race, G. Mueller Pelesch, Van Antwerpen, Os- mond, Oeflein, Simerleim Row 4: Pinter, Rupert, Moriarity, Petersen, Pfiaum, R. Mueller, O'Rourke Page HOME ROOM 2o4 Miss Kimball - 1 1-A Row 1: Kurnrner, Armstrong, Cro- lius, Brock, Avredt, Butcher Dahnke, Bruner Row 2: Bruclcer, Mailander, Brown, Altmann, Bauer, Boetclfxer Moore, Vreeland Row 3: Berry, Anderson, Hayne, Conger, Breidenbach, Boldt Aaron, Bath, Berger HOME ROOM io7 Mr. Knoell - Il-A Row 1: Mr. Knoell, John, Hilde- man, Huegin, Hart, Kemen, Held Row 2: Hall, Umbs, Hoppe, Hert- ing, Couch, E. johnson, Nelson, J. johnson Row 3: Heth, Hubbard, Lamason, jernegan, Siegel, Kohloff, jor- gensen, Helz Row 4: Keding, Kissinger, Hahn, Hoppe, Hein, House, Haueter, Knowlton, Hilterbrick 1 A 1-. HOME ROOM 32 Mr. Post- II-B Row If Martin, Hasenzahl, Kap- pelman, Mr, Post, Gerlack, Doubek Row 21 Doellner, Coon, Du Buque, Edwards, Benz, Brant, Bailey Row 31 Engstrom, Bull, Dahnke, Edwards, Boethling, Barndt, Arndt Row 4: Hundt, joha, Grossenbach, zaccobs, Davis, Beerend, Craw- or HOME ROOM 21 Miss de joannis - II-B Row 1 5 Conger, Kornburger, lsche, Mueller, Nelson, Kelm Row. 2: Miss de joannis, Miller, Mann, johnson, Longeway, Mauch, Levering, -Iosephson Row 3: Kroeger, Korth, Paatsch, Kehres, Nethercut, Nichols, Frase Row 41 Kleimenhagen, Pagel, Ras- mussen, Nehring, Farquharson, Czarnecke, Miller, Kohloff, Meisenheimer Page 64 HOIWE ROOM 33 Nlr. Biehl - I0-A Row If Henika, Kath, Hoover, Hartwell, Kelm, Hicks, jaeger Row 2: Hilger, Kehoss, Hickey, Kultgen, johnson, Hammer- schmidt, Hoppe, l-lolz Row 3: Heinsenfeldt, Kies, Kerr, jennings, Hanson, jeffrey, Kalt, Hauser Row 4: Holmes, Heth, Lo1an,jack- son, Taugher, Slauson, Hodgson, Hay HOME ROOM 36 Miss Bernhardt -M 10-A Row If Thoke, Van Roo, Van Gemert, Troyan, Winkelmann, Swittel, Tullgren Row 2X Weiss, XVicen, Windfelder, Todd, Swan, Rossman, Younger, F. Van der Hoogt Row 3: Ziegler, L. Van der Hoogt, White, Tamms, Summers, Zar- ' ske, Yonk, Striepling, Tubesing Row 4: Rosenberg, Frank, Trupke, Ungrodt, Todd, Zorr, Van Holten, Topp, Yahle, Lexa Page og HOME ROOM S. H. Miss Heller - 11-B Row If Ring, D. Van Vechten Wilson, Bclz, Majesky, Romer Kropf Row 2: Scholz, Ringenoldus, Sharp Reuteler, Sheldon, Zentner, Hut- ton Row 3: Sibben, Rosellen, Reuter Sperry, Perry, Robertson Powell, Schoen Row 4: Kurtz, Peifer, Weyland Schmidt, Terrian, Griesell, Pil- grim, R. Van Vechten HOlN4E ROOM 2 Alf. Wfilliams - 11-B Row 1 : Mr. Williams, Herte, Heun, Hall, Renner, Remmel Row 2: Webster, Wensink, Wierds- ma, Weber, Kraus, Robinson, Lees Row 3: Hibbard, Pendock, Otten Westphal, Sytek, Strack, Kruse, Anderson Row 4' Hebbring, Streng, Farrel Gates, Goetsch, NVetterau: Noonah, Dahms 5 HOME ROOM zo Mr. Swart - ro-A Row 1: Naus, Olson, Rhode, Pat- ten, Rathkamp, Perry, Sprague Row 2: Offner, Pflaum, Pierner, Price, Pietsch, Mueller, Mor- gridge, Goodman, Riley Row 3 .' Redden, O'Connor, Rhemer, Morgan, Patlow, Nass, Meindl, Mills Row 4: Pinter, Meuren, Rauh, Reuss, Remendino, Propp, Rhode, Gebhardt, Moore HOME ROOM 35 Mr. Peacock - ro'A Row 1: Brocker, Bergman, Car- stens, Allen, Arndt, Brown, Babick Row 2: Binder, Courtoes, Bantin, Drae er Beach Christenson, 3 y , Doyle, Crilly, Aaron Row 3: Bath, Boyce, Berger, Davies, Artz, Conklyn, Drake, Altmann, Dietrich Row 4.' Belongia, Crosby, Bach, Dolan, Buehner, Harden, Car- roll, Bliss, Grim Page 66 HOME ROOM 11.5 Miss Jax - ro-A Row r: Scrimshaw, Strate, Sjogren Miss jax, Stier, Strass, Srdick Row z: Stippich, Stein, Burger M. Scharmer, Spitzer, Semrow Simerlein, Steinberg Row 3: Schuh, L. Schultz, Sexton Schewe, Shortle, Schroeder Schumacher, B. Schultz, L Scharmer Row 4: D. Schultz, Speich, Shana- han, Schildt, Steinkopf, Schulte Schmidt, Scott, Rymal HOME ROOM 1 Miss Crosby - ro-A Row 1: Marks, Meier, Kuehn Hasley, Lytle, Logue, Leder- mann Row 2: Knowlton, ,Linclblom Krause, Kobs, Kuphall, Laabs Larson Row 3: Konle, Marshall, Maule Kron, Koehn, Kubnick, Mealey Lille, Lipscomb Row 4f E. Krueger, Knorr, Manske Leaman, Longeway, Manegold Lorenz, McGill, Klein HOME ROOM 34 Miss Calkins - 10-A Row If Eppenburger, P, Fischer, Franke, Rogney, R. Fischer, Giese, Dumez Row 2: Graper, Graettinger, Fox Elsner, Fuller, Fernekes, Fitzl gerald, Engman Row 3: Grundle, Ducey, Andree, Eldred, Gilmore, Gezelschap, Fredricks, Drolshagen, Goetz Row 4: Felix, Gage, Gengens, jackson, Dunn, Ferguson, Evans, Englehardt, Foerster HOME ROOM ZII Mr. Street- 10-B Row If Meyer, Luedke, Menten, Kirth, Kleinschmidt, Killian Row 2: Held, Leadbitter, Hoenig, B. je. Nelson, McDonald, Mac Neill, Michaellsen Row 3: Nelezen, Kerchoff, Lever- enz, Meuer, B. ja. Nelson, Herrmann, Madushaw Row 4: Liebner, Motl, Locker, Maile, Lofgren, Morgenroth, Kassowitz - Q K in N. 1' 5, f- '.g ' 'A-' K A E ' su. 1 A 1 A HOME ROON4 31 Miss Kieckhefer - lo-B Row If Trepte, Sloan, Vick Spengler, Wakefield, Stuart Row 2: Miss Kieckhefer, Reid Rietz, Weyland, Voth, Price Reed, Wehrlie Row 3: Wolf, Smith, Radtke, Olson Wolfe, Quigley Row 4:1 Nichols, NVeymier, Rust, Schlaoth, L. Nichols, B. Reiss, D, eiss y i HOME ROOM 28 Miss Olson - 10-B Row 1.' Miss Olson, Burton, Dier- inger, Fischer, Duhnhorst, Deb- bink, Berentsen Row 2: Grim, Hagedorn, Bierman, Fish, Wletschak, Furman, Brant, Bischoff, Colleran Row 3: Dorsch, Hauerwas, Haun, Easton, Hamilton, Hackett, Franke, Frase, Dittman, Geiger Page 6 Y,Y Y Y Honor Awards, 1937 W AWARD AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL Arthur Haug john Hein SENIOR GIRL BOOK AWARD Mary M. Adams Dorothy Dietzel SEVEN SEMESTER AVERAGE OF go OR ABOVE Neal Seegert Dorothy Swift Jeanne Roehl Caroline Esler Ann Arnell janet Bickler Betty Kepler Lois Dittmer Robert Heuel Claire Tiefenthaler john Hein Sue Godfrey Mary M. Adams Robert Wangerin Evelyn Unterweger Harry Clarke jane Eriksen Robert Ramlow Patricia Murphy Edward Rau Robert Stafford Robert Palmer Miriam Chrisler Dorothy Dietzel Patricia Stier Hazel Baumann Arthur Seidenschwartz james Allman james Carroll jane Skacel Carol White Eugene Kubnick Harold Todd Duane Silver Elizebeth Van Hercke Dorothy Iverson Mary Ellen Bennett Marjorie Rom Warren Rosenberg Barbara Reisner Virginia Schowalter Robert Parenteau Harriet Schroeder Virginia Treis Lois Ruenzel Lois Lippold Page 68 35 , A ? ff? may .2 5 6 Q1 1 35 f 3 in df 5 'lf H, Q 5 f 'Qi f ' fn W--.N Get That Rebound! BUNGRATUMTIUNS UN Yllll Muscles McCarthy Wauwatosa .,........ 34 Vifauwatosa .... . . . 24 South Milwaukee ..... io Waukesha ..... , . , zo Wauwatosa ..,. . . , 43 Wauwatosa .... . . . 35 West Allis ..,.. . . , zo Shorewood ..... . . . 33 Wauwatosa. . . . . . ig Wahwatosa. . . . . , . 34 Cudahy ..,. Z2 Vxfashington .... . , . 44 Wauwatosa ..,....... 32 Wauwatosa ...,, . . . 45 Vv'est Milwaukee .,... 26 Whitefish Bay ..,.... zo Wauwatosa. . .,...,.. zo Wauwatosa .... . . , 21 Marquette High ...... 26 West Allis ..... . . . lb 13 V FIRST TEAM Coach jackson, Fahringer, Rahn, Fischer, Jacobs, Robertson, McCarthy, Manager Couch, Manager DuBuque Page 70 Xxlusi B V,, 7,, , , RST SUBURBAN CHAMPIUNSHIP 4l Wauwatosa .... Alumni ..,... Wauwatosa .... Cuclahy ..... Wauwatosa ..... West Milwaukee ,.... Wauwatosa ..... Marquette High l W S 'ng0 , rnrerflsm C Soxmgthlng ve, iriew- Wauwatosa .... Waukesha ..,. . Vv'auwatosa .,,. Shorewood .... Wauwatosa .... Racine Horliclc Wauwatosa ..., Whitefish Bay . Wauwatosa ..... .... 3 4 Shorewood 36 RESERVES Row If R. Sjogren, Haack, Strate, Brown, Speich, Slauson Row 2: Felix, Finck, Doubek, john, Wakefield, J. Sjogren Page 71 ,Q A ti 1' Q,-'-ff' 'K fix 71' '45 ,K XX in SCOR ES Wauwatosa ..,..,........ West Division ,..,.,.,. XVauwatosa .... Washington .,.. Wauwatosa .....,, South Ivlilwaultee. , . . Wauwatosa .,... , NVest Iviilwaukee .,,. W'auwatosa ,... West Allis. . . ..o ..7 , . O M16 .. 6 . . O ..zo ,. 6 U18 .. 7 SCORES Wauwatosa .,..........,. . . I3 Waukesha .... .... . . . , . o W'auw'atosa. . , . . 6 Shorewood .... . z 1 Wauwatosd ...., . . IQ NVhitc-:Hsh Bay ,.., . iz Wauwatosa. . . . , Cv Cudahy ...., . . 1 z Coach Jackson Substitution Iwiake Sure He Stays Down, Benny - And Watch Those End Runs Page 73 Track . . . The Major Spring Sport X . Going Down rn and Im ol. o The Stretch if GO! SN H ,X AY V r,,,. ,, Ugh! U' 3, Carry On! Page 74 Q d gAf l 'Abu . 1 ' mf, h ., ,N xv' , mx, fr u , if K Q I M W ,M . .1 , 154 qx , if , 1 g mv, f K ,g -mi hw. f H' .ex ,W J ' K 'Ulf 555 xy? :BQ diird- x i3 f ,. , f. 5gg ifT15f - L' ,. 4 -Hg, g3.g,g,1 5 'L 4 : if 1' W 62 + .J 3 yr, ... , 95512: L , A .a. ,,,, kv ,, 1, , ,V 7 fif595?f.fPf1 Aj -,k..,v K, 1. Fi: ff -- .XJ gg v . 3' . -1 ',,,?3'5'wQ13 gl, L, 1 N A.. L, 'ix miV,,,i, J A r M 'V K H fiuklg xi in 2' 5,3 .Asst ,A .gi Vx 11. . 313 , , A 'wa . x , W -gg 6 4 .k . QQQQ , 4 'ng QQ I - 2:'?f f 1 '31 .' fix ,.. ,- , -Q,w,,.v ,, v- f. ix . J Q ,1 .3-Q A,:, -4 , ti A- , Q , ,-I 75 5 vs? 8? Y X xy? A Y M755 Y 5,31 fig? 4.42, , fry 1' if 55 is Hi? Tennis Tosa Tennis Team Promises Improved Playing on the New Courts 4 :- ,. W4 Haeuser, Armstrong, Fahringer, Manager Seegert, Crossenbach, Doubelc, Loos Heres the Way An Expert Does lt Keep It Up, Boys, Youre Playing aFastCamesoFar s Cross Country Where Physical Endurance Reaches Its Peak Row If Kelm, Hay, Coach Accola, Reupert, Farrill Row 2: Bantin, Foerster, Kutschen- reuter, Tesch, Siegel Row 5 Tromble Eharoshe Dahlke, Page 76 3 Y, , Mueller, Davies, Hoppe Swimming Second Year of Existence at 'Tosag Second Place in Suburban Meet Row If Haeuser, Holmes, Scherr, J. Peifer, Schmalz, Sewell Row 2: Kling, Davis, Scherschel, Knowlton, Hoppe, Dahms Row 3: Dryburgh, C, Peifer, Krill Philipp, Mai, Pendock Am. S A Hockey New Sport under a New Coach About Face 'Tosa Must Be Leading Tl1ey'l.,ook Happy Row If Thoke, Chester. Patzwald, Stem, Wilson, Gill, Allen Row 2: Weyland, Silver, Krieger, Cauley, Meisenheimer, Stillman, Comstock Row 3: Nelson, Belz, Sibben, Van Vechten, Krueger, Hake, Sexton Page 77 .nw A ,fp fl I v , Tiffin, V T 4' Arg-ig.. 5294 T flizifl' : gijiezfa-rf-gfs: 'ifff fJffuffA57fF,.iYf W. , ww: , -,,f,:,, -:Q . '-:, f X:-' f,-'f'ig -T fTOACH Ac:c:oi.A A Typical Sewell Swan Dive 'T . V my They Never Found the Ball i, .,i. Coming or Going? It Took Them 'ff' A .iam--,g.,.,.,,,,rk Q' V '4..,,.f. gig-J m W'? li'llS1!b haw, in 'ip to Stop Benny PagG 79 -0 .P gm ' ,V ,A My NVhere's the Puck? - 43 Some Drive! Look at That Target! XYiIl It Go In' A Bit of a Scramble LONG HIKES TO HOYT PARK ALWAYS PRECEDE AN EXCITING HOCKEY GAME. gl VY ,, .-Y wee mm A A bsox nkiau Pep A P265 Thai Ban X Ground Page 80 TI-IE E THE BNTHUSI A ASM 1 QT THE TBALL EHOWN DU PQRTS. TUAL LEAEASON MEING LS' I ALE fxlan Gamer , reckheimer , W aB- schXaeg,er, Summers, Rauh ,BuXX , Wktschak , How ard, LkppoXd, Hexmsch :muon CETON ff Engd d Vxekd, loncen PPAN UecX4e,DeHOr1 , Rey, NX. L. Juneau, au, Czar- jef r Ni. H. june necke, Srmth Revs f HM Page 81 X65 a T055- up Berwe en NN eezke and UOXS KO-KOES-Tiefenthw ler, Tomlinson, Dahnke, Yeko Iverson. Lewis THE BASEBALL DIAMOND SPAR KLES WITH BRILLIANT PLAY' EXECUTED BY TI-IE GIRLS' INTRA MURAL TEAMS. I-Iublga rd. Reid. ljeckei St resau S-WHATS - Heimsch, Bickler, Smith, rolsha en Wletschak Nehring, D g , , Lippold, Skacel, De I-Iond, Engel Page 81. V It's Good for Two Bases! ,.,,Afw ,I-.-f,b,,fP ,,,d-'f' ,,.,,,,fwY',,.f ,,f ' ffm Expert Advice? WMM, ,MM An Admiring Pubhc Wanches Benny Drive. The Pause That Reireshes Teemg the B aXX ,ff Mm Page 84 ,L ,V wif? fii '3' if .13 ' nfl 2 -wiiisifi 1125? :KWW Ling? mf ,, QQ. , . . in Q ian y y Q ' 1190: 5 'il y' Q. f - ,V - -7 fi ii. ' , . -7 I ,f W , , A ' ' Q T Q T 3 W ,fi K .1 -gg - Q ', fy, M is 1 V - ,, f W ' - Q. f,5.,E.x -'M if X I A 4' S if i ,,-U? ' ' '-4 Q. ' ,wi , 4 gf I ,' f . Q 1 jj., 1 ip, 'Q A ' g2k?5J'gq411xw' M .f svZf2f5?fr9SfA A V' W: A 1 225 ZW 'AZ '52 1 fifeihfh I LX: lr. M7,?i'2AA:V A ,,?5?+f x gag -fl 43, W W- , X. .. f fi? B K , Qpciifi Q, X -, f.h: - m 1' f X Q ' -Lg., L, iam? k . Li :J Q ,qv crux 5 My A 5 ,. . . L , t 1 - I Y fn I , 7, V 4 .,, - f '1 iizflw -l,'f'l?f 'ai 'air ' 1 5 , i wr. . ,5 15 'B 'W' Qs f,.,..,m,,f,D,,.,,,, WM,,nm 1, 3 1 W? , , 7: 3 W 1 K i -.., JANUARY .OFFICERS EDWARD HUMMEL - President WARREN ROSENBERG - Vice-President GRACE -IAHNKE - Secretary ANN ARNELL MYRON BARTELS rv . 'iii K ,. Q1 MARxoN BARTLEIN MARY MARGARET ADAMS MARGARET BASTING ROBERT ALBERTSON JAMES ALLMAN Page 86 Page 87 HAZEL BAUMANN BEVERLY BEEREND MARY ELLEN BENNETT EILEEN BAUMANN JANET BASCHE I JUNE OFFICERS ARTHUR HALIC M President DOROTHY SWIFT A- Vice-President JANET BICIKLER - Secretary VICTORIA AUCHTER JEAN BAIN JANE BENNETT ANITA BERGNER JANET B1cK1.ER BETSY BISHOP ROBERT BIERMAN LAWRENCE BRODD RUTH BLOHM JEAN BOHEN J OSEPH BRUCKER BETTY BOETTCHER Luc ILI E BRUHN MAR1oN BRUHN DONAID BRADLEY JEANNE BRAUN WILLIAM BUCHANAN VIRGINIA BRECKHEIMER E1.1,1s BRoUwER JAMES CARROLL Page 88 RAY COOKE JACK COUCH WARREN DANIELSEN RUTH BURROUGHS CATHERINE CAIN JOHN DAVIES CHARLES DAVIS ROBERT DEANGELIS DOROTHY DEMIEN DONALD CAULEY MARY JANE CAIN LOIS DITTMER HAROLD CHESTER MIRIAM CHRISLER TOM DODGE BETTY JUNE CORRELL HARRY CLARKE ROY COMSTOCK Page 8g JANE ERIKSEN AUDREY EVANS VIRGINIA ELLSWORTH DOROTHY DIETZEL JEAN EVANS CHARLOTTE FARNHAM EMELINE DOHERTY JEAN EWART RALPH FEERICK MARGARET DUGAN VIRGINIA DROLSHAGEN LENORE FISCHER PATRICIA DUNLAP VIOLET DUEFUS GRACE FRASER ROBERT DUNN CAROLINE EDLER JAMES EHARosHE Page 90 DOROTHY FINKLER JUNE GEISE JOHN FISCHER ROBERT GLAMM JEANNE FALK MONA GALLENBECK LEON GEIPEL AUDREY GOELLER ELEANORA GROL1. Page gg MARIE FREIS JAMES GOETTER JAMES GUY SUE GODFREY LOUISE GREGORY CHARLES HAAK MILDRED GRUETT BRUCE GUMM DOROTHY HAASCH MARGARET HARTZKE ROBERT HETDEN JOHN HEIN RUTH HABERMAN ROBERT HAEUSER CATHERINE HACKETT HAROLD I-IAKE HARRY HAUGE HELEN HAUSER ROBERT HANNAFORD Lois HAUSCH EVELYN HEIMSCH ARTHUR HAUG CLARENCE HERTE JACK HENDERSON Page 92 JEANNE HILL ROBERT HEUEL CRAIGE HIRST MARY HELEN JUNEAU MARY LOUISE ,IUNEAU WALTER JOHNSON - IONE HOEFS DOROTHY KAUFMANN NELVIA KAMERLING HUGH HOLMES JESSIE JEAN KELLY EUGENE KING WILLIAM HYDE CHARLES HOLDEN EDWARD KLEIN DOROTHY INERSON ISABYLL HOWARD THOMAS IQLINKER NORMAN .JOHNSON ' EDWARD HUMMEI. GRACE JAHNKE ' 15 ' Page 93 WINOGENE KRON MARJORIE KROPP ROBERT Kam, BETTY KEPLER RUTH KRUEGER VIVIANE KERR PAUL KUPHALL HELEN KRIWITSCH JACK KUTCHERA HOWARD KILBERT EUGENE KLEINSCPIMKDT HILBERT KUTSCH LUCILLE KLUG ROGER KOCH WILMER LAABS JANE KNACK VERA KOTWITZ ROBERT KRESSIN Page 94 AUGUST KUTSCHENREUTER Lois LANGHOLFF HAROLD LASSANSKE PHYLLIS LEMAY JEANETTE LERWILL ALINE LOCKERBIE HOWARD LENTZ Page QS RUTH LENTZ Lols LOVE ROBERT Loos Lois LTPPOLD CHARLES INAACNEll.L FRANCIS LORENZ DONALD MAC RAE HEI.EN MANON JUNE MANN ALBERT LITTLE BENSON Looms Page 96 RUTH MEYER MARY NEHRINC EI AINF MTCHAFLSEN TOM NICHOLS VXICINIA OERDINC GORDON NIEDERER ROWENA OPPERMANN MILBURN MUNDY MARION NASH MARGARET MAYER Louis MCCARTHY DOROTHY METNECKE RAY MCCRORY NONA MERRTTT ROBERT MOEHRIG JOHN MERRITT DORIS MEYER NANCY MOORE WILLIAM PETERMAN MARYDALE PLUCKHAHN PEGGY PATZKE RUTH OSTFRMANN HANS POTRATZ HARRIETT PHILLIPS ROBERT PATZWALD BERT PREIS DOROTHY PINSKY CHARLES PHIVR ERNEST ORLOW ROBERT PRICE CHARLES PENDOCK ROBERT PALMER NEAI. QUINN DAN PETER ROBERT PARENTEAU BETTY PATE Page 97 BARBARA REISNER MARJORIE ROM JEANNE ROEHL HENRIETTA RAASCH WARREN ROSENBERG MILDRED RUBEL GEORGE RADAKOVICH RUSSELL RUCK Lois RUENZEL RALPH RANDALL ROBERT RAMLOW JOAN SAEWERT JACK RASMUSSEN EDWARD RAU JANE ScHl-1Tz DOROTHY RAUH Dxcxc REED MEREDYTHE REID Page 98 ' LILA SCEETS MARCELLA SCHENR MARCELLA SCHMIDT MARY KAE SCHEWE HARRIET SCHROEDER ARTHUR SEIDENSCHWARTZ VIRGINIA SCHOWALTER FRANK SCHRIMPF MILTON SIEVERIT RUTH SCHUENGEL HARVEY ScHwA.Nz DUANE SILVER DANIEL SCHUSTER RUTH SCHWEMER ROBERT SIPPEI. NEAL SEEGERT GILBERT SEEFURTH Page 99 JANE SKACEL Page 100 WILLIAM SELZER STEVE SERDAHELY ROBERT SPRENGER FRANCIS SERWE ROLAND SPRENGER MARY SPORLEDER JACK SJOGREN its JACK SPRINGBORN ROBERT STAFFORD JUNE SOBFL GLORIA STAGER VILMA STEINER JVJARIAN SOLVERSON ELEANOR STOCKHALISFN PATRICIA STIER DICK SWENDSON DOROTHY SWIFT WILl.IAM SWAN VIRGINIA TREIS CLIFFORD TOMLINSON HAROLD TODD CAROL TADEWALD DOROTHY TANNERT DELORES UECKER WILLIAM TOPP EDWARD ULATOWSKI JAMES TREBILCOCK JACR TESCH JOYCE TEAGUE HARRY UNDERBERG CI-IET THAYER FRED THOKE EVELYN UNTERWEOER JANE TIFFT CLAIRE TIEFENTHALER CLIFFORD TI-IOMA :s':,1g Page 101 o VIRGINIA WILKINSON JOHN WOOD ROBERT WANGERIN MARY JANE ZISKA MARIANNE WETZEI. ELIZABETH VAN HERCKE LORRAINE ZORR LAVERNE WITZEL .JOHN WAKEFIELD VIVIAN VAN C, GEORGE YOL HEDWIG WALDY ALVIN Voss ALDEN ZARSKE BERNICE WALLACK CAROL WHITE RUTH WALLSCHLAEGER Page 102 PHIL GROSSMAN Marquette Ns-..- PROP O N XNXNXFRERH BAAVAP- NN. 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