West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

H .1T..' - 4 X --., 1 H W0 0 SO 1940 west allis h1gh school f- nv HNNUHL .FINNCDTHTCDRS 111111r11f11x 19 Un 1121114 WQ1 R111 11 Do 1,11 Know what 11 IIIPGHQ PG e f1 Wen 1e1 11011 kwxvf 1116 11 9G1 11I'lQ 011 c11111uc11 511111015101-2 11c1ve wo11cec1 111111111131 1064911181 UI d 11uc11 c01'1111s1on Calm 1y cmd cu111ng up U1'1de1 1110 wf11C111u1 eye 111 11 e C1 e1 Af1f1O11Q AHDOTGTRT PGTNCICI 1f1l11GT 111e 5113111 1QSsed 111 11 1e1111ew1e 1 e 1u1QL11e111 w 11da cmd p1,111c1ed pf-EHCI1 deep 11110 111e wo1k C11 1 1 e1 we QC11 1 155 Q1 I11 N011 em T 1 f 1 5 ff 1 70 1 , gb x .Df'fC 'HQO fff ' LA CIW ,...5, A1 Q, e. J fl ' 1,1 . 1' 1d r 7 'fe ' . .f Q , , . - ,sa I 4' 11, 1 .1 1 . . . fi. . IH .F 11: ' f , 1 71 1 1 ' , ' f .. 1x1 1 1, E1 Q' - 1 .' 1 , - -' ,H X f ' H . -' v ----- - - Y ' 1.'1.Lff1 1,1:.e111ff Knee l..C1 146111. , .. .1.1o'e1 ' . ,, f .. 1C11Y'1 1 'f1f'1I.1V'1l.1'Tf.fg1Llf f'Q.x:1::f:. V1 . .I1I.CI. zxd .-1F'flfjIf 1.161159 C2z1,','wrg1 t,11:1 fAd 11101: iff ff',.'r.'fi1:: izr. Gfffff 1' 11.:.,: 3' '. 'z trpe 1,.ctp11e fcirifel ff' :tt fi 11 1.f'1'1fA1 1511 l1.11I f ,fs-.s'i'21 1 3' 1 11-'rife 11e12L'.4 11.d ffelez, F510 ' ,,., ,. ,. U, , ., ,I ,rl ,..A-, ,,,,.,..,,, ,Wd ,,F,,,r ' Q ,U 11174 YA . . A .. 1- . . U., ,.3 ,,., .. e .v-.1 , -'-:Q ' '. ' .M.ffff'f,.1, ,ffff 1114,-.if V: '- izfzi 'Q .Q 11:0 .1 'id- NX ,,:.wi Readtrta rttmg and rttrunettc 1SI'1l so hard to take when tts headed by you our gemal West Alus pedagogues Somettmes we suspect that you aet a much fun as we d o tt ot wtnmrtg a football game ,getttrtg all dressed up lor prom or Wrttmg art essay contest Dtd we tmaatrte 1t or were you as Jubtlartt a we playmq l1ool'v the day the water ptpes broke We have a naughty susp ctort dear react ers t tat you once were students too or else why do you H w rtkle e v tx wl o t 1 Y ' er se lb ut late t Il t 'f txll rlw 1 t ts rt 4 'tg t tttf ttrd lflt X Q14 4' -,,, ,W 6 ma, aff, , ,. , P , A s .J o u ' ' , f I S ' A r ' T ::f,,:tgOt1...e:-1 l1f1'.'6 izfxi 1 .. if your eu' Y. Etert V171 . tis Xll Wl.er1 fill dfirLt ttf!!! tif' f.QfIfN-'J' YK wa time :it ltrat:teCCz:..rIc: or wQ1,. 'jffll f e us 1: 'fet ft ' 'wa 4' .fair .1 .in if tm K1 f ill- Il t..f l 2 f .v n' Y We pup1ls aren t the only ones who get dressed up to have our DICTUYSS taken Theres someone else who combs h1s ha1r stra1ghtens h1s tre and wears hrs new clothes Look at Mr Westl He s sportmg a brand new sult worn mamly for thxs great occaslon Because we have hrst hand 1nformat1on we know that he qurte h1lar1ously ktdded Mr Nash for not weanng h1s new sutt How ever new su1t or old su1t these two admtnrstrators su1t us because 1n back of therr dxgnthed exterrors are two humans very much ltke the rest of us Puptls who are sent to the Olf1CS hnd that there IS real understandtng and 1ust sympathy beh1nd the1r sometrmes stern exterxors Students deahng wlth them on routme matters ol school hte know that they can really be fun lovmg and full of the old n1ck too So here we present them to you as they really are O I O A im'-I srgq?'lf' rt 7' H , ' in 1 . A I I f f 1 , . , . Mane Adam: MA Mzrguente Alywczrzi Luiz: 53716 P53 Colurnbiiz TC '.'fh1ieW3Ter STC U of VVISCOKSXK l Helen Brandt BS Ruth Bubeck BS .J ate U ot lows Stout lnst1tute N1 C Lola Cox BE Mllto Colle-g Mtlv otuxee S T C lil K l C Paul Bust, LLB Q Edith Boyce, BA C.E'J6iGY1G Law Scnoo, Anne Butler B.A. U ol Wlsconsm Ltlltcxn DCIVIS MA U ol Wxsconbm Lawrence College Edward Bye-rly BS Stout lnstztute Allce DeBru1n BA Belott College 4A J '1 f g 1 AA SAC' L,d1f1 Meypr M A f 4 qxrmnc M 'pq 0 5TfIY1fO d U O R sued A S Hoo '- in-v Wh, un PFYMUTF1 url 3 Hg I4 p d PWJ rw s STEVE DT PICTUR Bm m CGW T1 YN G Llhcm O A GG Pmulp HB A1fedTex W1 eager? CIDUI 50411 U o1Chuo CI6. 5,12 X, ,,.-.,-,.. 3.1 Filfff' U 5 iixigz Riddzxi MA YJQIYLCIK nlelgf. 5 .-, - - -X if' - . ' 1 A 21.55 '..':.1'e','.'gZ.:' S H'5Yog M I ther Rel ecic M A If QHock Columlm U J 1 S Sl .va vm df: A od Q9 Ryu: .5P4,v:3li sfk-no Keep Together V7lll1 the1r loacics to us and the1r future rr front ol t e 1 we 3110 3 1 l1e Uhdergrads Tall saort lean plu11p grmds and smoot 1 loes tu ,I 1oolf Hg ahead mto thetr semor year and are how makmg pr parat1or1s tor thc day wl eh they graduate Tl'11S group harbors rhahy a potent al 'student leader WGTYGQO 9dllOYS prorh royalty and club preX,S These uaclergrads W1ll lll the shoei ot the U class and W1ll keep ahve the trad1t1o1'1S and stahdarde ot VVest All1 H1gh School Er1g1r1eers nurses pol1tc1ar1S hd echocl mar rs rv day w1'l grow from th S group of fun lov 1'1g sh ut1r1g fellows and a rle the uhdergrads Tum the pages and meet yo.1r tel W class1 ates t ce to face , .' ' . 1 .1 j 1 11 i1 11, C ' 1 t . , I1 ', , A 1 , ' . , 1 l1 1 l e' are , Ai , 1 . Q . V 11 , ' 1 11 1 , Out ot them will be p1clced a Council president, Council represematives, in ,Xi , . . . I 'S' ,',, ., '1' ,a 71,1 11.'o1e '1 11 111 1 , io ' . JE ry 1 . ' ' lo 11 1 1a 1 YWMWM WWW SWWMW ,M an 4 awe f The luniors are those students who have that jaunty and coclcsure atti tude about them as they enter their second year in school They have made the grade as sophomores and now assume themselves to amount to something. These students now begin to notice themselves as potential prom goers, and begin to get acauainted with fellow members of the class. Taking pride in their appearance they usually slick up and wear the qunday best even though their mothers say they shouldnt 'lhis they believe is a definite asset to all lunlors And then months before the prom takes place they attend all school activities in couples so that they can decrde on the all important question With whom am l gorng to prom? The election of the king Bob Schallitz and the appointment of the queen Marion Keech served as reminders that the prom was drawing near The big night finally came and with it the climax of the luniors school year the stammered rnvitation the only girl the night of nrghts a full fledged Junror IU lOl? OFF CFRC , N , , . . . , A . , , , , , . . . . I vw y Ann Firfirifi. 'lTf 1.' gr fr fra--r'.w l-fiahie Vzcff-Pe d H irrd T'-'f3l4ff. gfr.. Ff-freiflr'-J l:::,-'-. A-.Lire f57if.'1 3 7. V j Jw WWMWMMMQ WQWLJMMW I CROSS COUNTRY First Row Coach Iohn Plichta, Iohn Hey: derson, Russell Winkle, Clifford Buganrfic Ellis Enlund, William Humer, Edward Merril Florian Wind, Alvin Borchert, Clifford Wenze Le Roy Herda, Iim Dogger, Leonard Kogsinsk Charles Francis, The Bulldog Cross Country Team, coached by Iohn Plichta, finished the season which ended in November by placing second in the state meet, Mid-west, and suburban. The only team to defeat the Bulldog pedmen was the South Milf Waukee Red rockets. This past season West Allis' ace miler, Charles fChuckI Fenske, spent a few days of training with the High School runners. The three outstanding runners at the close of the season were Russell Winkel, Le Roy Herda, and Iohn Brixius, Apparently doomed to one of the cellar positions in the 1940 track standings, Coach Neil Gonyo had to round out his squad with but seven lettermen as the nucleus. Coach Gonyo depended on the relays and the distance men to put the team on the Winning side of the ledger. The outstanding men on the squad were Don Heller, Bob Babick, George Iurovich, Le Roy Herda, Edward Murphy, Art Balian, and Bud King. TRACK Bottom Row C Wenzel, T. Lucas, R. Kienap- pel, L Martin, F lmperl, I.Hackel, R.Behling, I Van Veghel tHead MgrI, R. Dettlaff, S Friedrich, L Kallie Second Row H Wiefelrspuetz fMgrl, M. Pokus, E. Murphy, A Sandberg, C Frances, N. Stickney. IT Goodearle, I Goebel, A Hansen, C. Mc- Crea. N Ielich Third Row A. Rainovic. F Tait, I Van Veghel, B. Sweigel, G. Mesick, R Hockevar, F. Radtke, L Brown, H. Horvath, R Winkel, A Zupan Fourth Row L Herda R Iaeck, D Helier, L Kosinski, H. Ianesic, W. Farquhar, W. Kobs, B. Hankel, B. Babick. G Weishar. Fifth Row A Dallman, A Borcheri, L Grabarkiewicz, R. Perthel, A. Balian, R. Bastian, R. Carus, D. Schroeder, R Smole, F. Dalrymple, I. Henderson, Sixth Row E. Bieganski, L Berglin CMgr.I, W. Hume-r I Wachowitz, I Schwartz, E. Wrob- lewski, I Crnkovich, ll Tollefson, F. Gronow- ski fMgr.lf K. Berglin, G Iurovich, C. Bieganski. Thomas Lucas, Tony Foti, Iohn Brixiu. Leland Kintzler, Ioe Bacun, Edmund Biegan fski, Lawrence Kallie. Second Row Manage Urged on by our able coaches Sirs Gonyo Gabert and Calahan the maroon and gold gridders from August to November scrimmaged through heat and cold rain and shine thick and thin victory and defeat They did themselves proud when they made their debut under the lights for the first time the players through hard work and willingness to practice proved to many people that sometimes statistics are wrong. The boys who through their hard work became regulars were: left end George Iurovich' left tackle, Henry Hucg left guard Howard Haack' center Robert Babickg right guard lake Erwing right tackle Marvin Schumannp right end, Rodney Zimmer- quarterback Peter Hrnjakg left halfback, Roy Hallorang right halfback Eugene Gurgullg and full- back Quentin Brunette. Lets give them a hand for West Allis High lfiLl!lEIlvlBER THE GAMES QF 'EJ Allis E Conference garres Sept 29 Cudaliy 2 West All.s i Qci 5 West .s l4, horewood. O l3 . 411. Milwaukee Ll, lJestAll1s Cl T ,ri Mi. Engl Oct 20 fWest Allis 6, Sn revi ood2 Oct. 27 A-West Allis 9, 'Vl.1tef1sQ1 B o Nou l Wauwatosa 25, West Allis S, No lil- fWest Alli., West ...A l vsul eef 1 'vi 1 I 1 f 7 f Vre conference games' Washingon ZF, West Allis Q South Division 10, West A r O F3 1 fl All' S 5 ct Soi fi A N i . for eco' i 'o f l. i ' a, S r r, N V Q l 1 vi f-1 k rs fm Because of an inexperienced squad with but one returning letterman in the person of Pete Hrtnak, sensational little quarf terback, pictured here, Coach Neil Gonyo's efforts were well rewarded when a fighting Bulldog eleven managed to pull tnemselves into a fourth place tie with Shorewood Doing tl e uneypected our gridiron heroes broke an eleven year Iiny DY outplaying Waukeshas Blackshirts Two boys Boy Hal loran and Quinny Brunette by their clever and outstanding work on the field of action showed up as leading material for the coming football campaign Captain Pete Hrnjak and Bod ney Zimmer received all suburban honors Pete as quarter back on the first team and Bodney end on the second The second team with such outstanding players as Robert llilabbitl Pavlovich Nick Ielich Fred Tait and Bob Schwigel won the City Championship from its rival Nathan Hale the score being 13 to U Games with Wauwatosa South Division and Washingtons sophomores were chalked up as wins FIRST AND SECOND TEAM BULLDOGS w nec imort a c M 'rcm Ba ctield I rrija acnm ,fri I Vento G Iurovici Pa x B Leverhagen C Se Ct IMQ D Second Bow N Gonyc ac Va J y H at ac H ran K ng r T ef o H Hsic B Ski er E Kujawa B Zim ier G Wei 'tar F Tait R Machoixiak W Callahan F Gabet Third Bow R Marble R Guerin B Fo er R Schwigel Pl Burn B Cra lo B S eriff F Pa'npel B Pugley H Breitzman I Goebel F Dalrymple F Clridek B Iaeck C Schuller K Erwin First Bo A Pintar A Tesh k, G S' .s, R B bi lc, Q Brunette, Schu, i . 7. H 1 . . er E Gurgul P, H . k, B B I .a:'., F, Gl' . n, . , . F, B I vlo 'rch ll Ielich , . , em n r . 'Co nl, G. lent, M Lit , H. orv h, H. Hat k, R. alio , B i , I E win, TI all s ri ' , 'nn , , , Q.. , 'sl , , , , ', . , r . , , st , . . , , s Wm! , , Getting something out of nothing, T was the problem that Coach Neil Gonyo had to contend with when the l939-l94U basketball season started. l-le had two lettermen back, Ken Olson and Bud King. The rest of his sauad had to be filled in with inexperienced players, The matter was not improved wlien pre-season standings were released, and the Bulldogs were an unanimous choice for the cellar position. The crying towels were brought out and the expression on the coach's face was anything but cheerful After the first two games, the doubt was all gone from Coach Gonyofs mind, and he knew that even if he didn't have the most polished team in the Suburban League, he did have the team with the most fight. The Allisrnen dropped out of first place when they were defeated by Shorewood 24 to 12. They would not be denied though, and regained the first rung by virtue of two spectacular victories over West Milwaukee and Whitefish Bay. After these two victories, Ken Olson, outstanding man on the Allis team as well as in the Suburban League graduated and West Allis hopes again sagged The team fought back twice as hard and managed to cling to first place for part of the second round but the loss of Ken Olson proved too great and the Bulldogs began to slip The Allismen lost several two point games and at the end of the season were lodged in third place This season has been the best for the West Allis Basketball team in eight years and a record that every fan should be proud of BASKETBALL fVarsityl First Bow Andy Muhar Al Camillo Paul Cincotta Bob Pavlovich George Ne kich Quinten Brunette Second Bow Mgr lack Vari Veghel Fred Benneth Coach Gonyo Al Pintar M Francis Gronowski Third Bow Pat Drummond LeRoy Suwal ki Pete Han Bobert Perthel iid K g Ioe oe qu All JCC Tl C J Bc J Lyi I R L J , . 5 f .Q T-W 'L ' - -. ' ig A . 4 A 1 W I ' , gr. 1 ' . 1 S 'V - K sen, , B in in N , 'WP f- phi 111 I , - ei 'f F A o .d T aint ffryi H' w l l'IYf'-V' Horv itz. Hi,-7' Bli:.k'-:.hffi:z. If-f :Je M zrkf,.'.'1c B' bert TSYII lion iid Pplziz. flick in-.1g:. Sifccrf lvff r Hiwlzd Wir-fel:pigtz Boi K.i:r,f4rr:iek, B o b L::'h G -1- s r a e lfzikicli W Ira llzprgcr. lvlvvflllxlfjf' Pl 1112, LQ' eff f irkxpr. M' r lftirl - ' B-43.3. ' ' ,i. I TENNIS From Let to Rlght Warr rt Gallenbe lc Walter Slgrr Vlallac Plautz ETIIW rel ROL r Eazen Ton, C VOLLEYBALL From Left to Rrght Top Flow Ha vey Branekl Ioe Crnkovxch Elorran Wrnd Ellls Enlund George Iuro v1ch Bottom Row Edward Wroblewskr Art Ballan lack Schwartz Lawrence Smtth SWIMMING Frr Row Ioe Champa I-Iarrf Zalewskt Russell Tuft Harry Batchelder Ray Ba t1a't Walter Kobe Don ald Fe '1 Second Row I Martm I-Ierber a rw 1 S kr Ioe I-Ioractc N1 ram Schmelxng Bob Hankel Rudolph Seba c Cod h Gabert Thtrd Row' Ge ard G e o r g cn orrnan Strck ey L a w e n c e Marmkovtch Cha lee Bennett A l I r e d Kehlenbmnk Warren Brazeau D a n Sekulrc 1 Wtlllarn Vle ell . I t ' . e. ,C , ' ant, I .. e , ' . H,- fskl, 'ret ., . Lenti i r , , ' I if ' , , 'a If ' . Sl A I , rel. 'V ' oe Hollada, Byron Batchelder. Le 5 I i e ' , t I A I 'll' A , , T fr- . , n I I Albert r , e , Ili ', ll X n , r . ., . r. r , 1 I ' ' fm LASS BASKETBALL SQUAD F' lf L:3E,r.'-r Viale-1 Li:1::g lei.. M gf: lvllraxei Lee -acer.: ,.,,f.. ..f,L.,, ,. .- -..-.. T.. . His, . - 1 -1 'ff .,.--3:37 I 1' J 1 ,,4. H,5,,,4,, HL,-, i If 'gr 11 .. .. SATURDAY MORNING HOCKEY CLUB First Row Angeline Mazurko, Thelma Wick Mary Hurner, Carol Kuhns, Arlene Surprise Second Row: Margaret Hikade, Helen lung Mary Obradovich, Theresa Haas, Mildred Dahl- beck, Marion Stancevic. INTERC-:YM CLASS SCCCER CHAMPS First Row Delores Selwicke, Margaret Lee Doris Conley, La Verne Evans, Dorothy Field Second Row Mabel Veburght, Lorraine Smith Dorothy Markiewicz, Angeline Skeryantz Shirley Frank. INTERCLASS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Left to Right. Mildred Dahlbeck, Marion Stancevic, Helen lung, Doris Conley, Violet Laich, and Helen Bukovcan. PING PONG Singles and Doubles lst, 2nd, and 3rd place winners, Left to Right. Delores Wieczorek, Dorothy Marliewicz, Iosephine Repoosch, lean Howlingson, lane Straw, Ann Babick, Iosephine Windishrnan, and Irene Spychalslci W. A. CLUB SPEEDBALL CHAMPS First Flow, lane Hill, Nancy Covic, Mildred Borkovich, Marion Siancevic, Second Row Gladys Klinit, Iosephine Repoosch, Helen lung, Margaret Hikade, Echo Eastlund. Third Row Vivian Steinbach, Marie Lochner, Irene Spychalski, Helen Buchovan, Emily Kacikars Qdbawmkfzwwamlawm Jfwfwfwf WWW WWW WW! - ,s ,Q- ' 0 4 I The way to a mans heart rs through hrs stomach Conse guently the grrls 1n the Home Fc department are worklng xndustrtously to learn how to prepare temptmg drshes to en snare the hearts of all the elrgrble yo.1ng boys around school Cheese souffle Apple Brown Bettyl Angel Food Cakel The names of these delrcrous drshes cant compare wtth the delectable flavors of therr attempts The grrls are tn luck too because rt s leap year lf the boys can some houv or other res1st leap year they wont be able to resrst when those aromas come seeprng mto every room However not to be outdone by those takrng cookrng the grrls rn the sewrng lab sl1de slrtherrngly rnto a sheer rayon dress or a tarlored su1t smart enough to catch the eye of any modern boy yet mexpenstve enough to make htm reahze she knows money values In connectton w1th these two groups we also frnd the homemakers who prepare the datly menus for the students consumptron and the survey grrls who are learnmg all the trrcks of the trade of keeprng a house rn good order These grrls are those who rn future years wrll be keeptng a house for therr one and only So better beware boy l Remember th1s 19 leap yearll Undoubtedly the largest department wtth approxtmately 586 boys enrolled rn the stx ma1or courses for two hours a day rs the lndustrral Arts Th1s department has grven more students a defrnrte vocatronal freld to follow than others and thus has helped more boys rnto lndustry than most courses One of the brg hrghlrghts the department present ed was an open house held on Aprrl 24 Movtes and shop vtsttatron were features of the eventng Th1s prolect was part of the departments plan to acquarnt the communtty w1th the work conducted rn the hrgh school shops Students demonstrated for parents and fnerds the care operarron and productron of the machrnery Others acted as gurdes through the productrve shops Wtth Mr Van Duzee draft1ng teacher at the head of the rndustrral arts department seven other teachers xnstruct students rn work Mr Errckson draft1ng Mr Hughes auto mechantcs Mr Knoblauch electrrc and machtne shop Mr mg Nr Zarltng auto mechan1cs A handbook explarnrng Stone machrne shop Mr Sturm prrnt the advantage of takrng courses for drfferent ktnds of rndustrral occupat1or1s was put out by department head Mr Van Duzee I M , . A f . . V l V I ' T X . , , . 1 1 1 , A . L . . , . 1 , , , . . 1. 11 O . . . o. , . .. I 1 1 . . . . J A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I I ' I V ' I 4 ' 1 , .. , . , . . CGM! :L C-I3 C4 C- C- r 0121 Q0 w 1ev1111e1s 0.1 1' F wecemm 1 r JN wr f K e e0 16 11ce lrf cue fu Q6 11 591611 C 111.101 11210 lcfk e 011 1 0 p W' 5 11s1 IGCGTI 1 1 1 9 O 11 w 1 J1f1'efp110 ,1 rc 1 Q10 1501 1 C6I111Cf11C 10,12 w 10 111 Q Q 1 p1e1Qd 11111 CLUISC 01 100k1ceep111g f111e1 1 Q 011 1163111 C0119C1I'1Lj 1110 11114319111 1111011pe 1 0100, 'e 1110nce p0n COHS1 1119 1 01 1 e 'OIIQ 10010011 0r1d 00310910011 0011 es 1110 11ewsp0per 0110 11e 011ru0l 'IGS pr0ved 10 pe 0 very v01u0Dle 1,111der10k1r10 01 me c01111r1erc10l dep0r1rr1er11 ,ww STUDENT F11 ANCE M., 1 CO' 'V ERCIAL CLUB R011 0 W Arm ck T Q A 1 H dorpw k George A M p Q1dV1OI' Sec c C1110 1100012 fu 0 L -2 Q J Sc11u1z N10 MMM! XWWL! Nl! Mai km! tm Find the mystencus Mr X Abc! egght hundred students in the mathematics department were busily engaged in finding that most elusive of hardfto-finds the answer to a math problem, Algebra, solid and plain geometry, and trigonomef try classes provided headaches for Miss Tarbell, department head, as well as future Einsteins Assisting in 'ldishmg-out' hypotheses and formulae were Miss Bartle, Miss Butler, Miss Morrison, Mr. Strom, Mr. Thompson, and Miss Linkman. Proving that there is some romance in Math we present a story of Miss Poly Gon Miss Poly Gon wa not a pretty girl Surf called her plane but she had a sweet face and wa styl sh to a high degree She met Mr Trap E Zoid one day at her fathers office in the business sauare l-le called upon her on alternate evenings and their tastes coincided l-le said complementary things to her and when he left he said he would right A considerable length of time elapsed however with no answer on his part Her suffering was acute she would converse with no one and refused to eat pi Lines appeared in her face and she once in a while she heaved a loci One day a mes senger brought a telegram inscribed with her name and telling her that Mr Zoid had left her social circle Miss Poly maintained a brave front but later fell in a swoon Her family said it was a sine of love at first sight and that they thought Mr Zoid was a locus Who said that math wasn t romantic? Nhy do trees drop their leaves? Why do snakes shed their skins? Whv does T N T explode? Why dont th ngs fall up? Silly auestions'? No Would be Burbanlcs Priestleys and Newtons in the biology chemistry and physics classes had fun finding out Wl-'YQ Assisting in dishing out theories and formulae were Miss Gat Miss Dittmar Mr Starim Mr Coon and Nr Phillips department head The biology lab had an individual acauarium on each desk Am bitious students ac uired fish crabs minnows turtles and rlant life with which to stock their ponds ln keepina witl tr ie sc ent f c principles students observed drew conclusions and verifed obserfat ons by careful research Balancing fi idti J s and iearn ni s ii ras were onl, sor e ot the nead ict es e e str, c ass Men bers o t e new lielc c e la s src d a fteeic n V F IZ is e ended in 6 'ea i d l cd J f f 0 e c , .1 , , S i . . . . i -Wir , , , . , . - , H . . ' Li f V .T , .fr , f , .l . , . . A . A . . '- ' X1 i 1 i r N my . L 1 1 . Lf ii ' . . ' . , , L v X ' ' w t X f f- i- fs-f l - r -v I l v ww ' ' x --l XJU, .4 L4 - I..A J A A . AL A T i lf., pmt- in 1- lt ., t. i . P ' 1 F , i . ,, .sri these t.1 c.. ini. Mes .i . .. ' U V- N--A 1' l f- e f 1 l v H l ' cc f -:. I...:IYy ci- so ,A .ine pero xr . tr.e fab . , ., -, K 'nl . .,,,. ', ,, . ,. rn, .i, . .p. I, ri,i , ,dn ji. cncier., ir. rib tec.1n.aue L, .. .n L 1- f-1 - ve - f Q H-1 v. -- 11- f e I l' ,- V' v . ,. ' K . . , f-my 1 h vf- t h ,..,sc: ,asses .L 1. wh, :rg le .eil ,it i.ev.tc:is .fde .we.cci..e 'Addition tc ine depart ::.e:',' tif r:f,'f'1c' 71' 1' ff f' e iise ff f' ciirse c 'l 'fa rx' 'gr fs as ' cout 1 1 'tw' trie 'f -i'I,,'I11', 'iitfqff r:f,x-1.3--tsl rxiji ielescgr '.'.':.1le 'ill e:1trerQ::. ' '.-JQ1:1 ::.Cf'rs' 'xl , 'xr :Fir TZ.: Fil. 1 :ry T511 :gg 'irf .fllh 1:1 - 'dl 'L-Iii 1' ,.f':rcT.i1 , 7ffz1d,r1f VVii .Vik CAMERA CLUB First Row Fred Terwilliger Ioseph K a n e Lawrence Smith Walter Garde A r t h u r Ballan Leonard Kosinski I r r y Fehlman Second Row Lydia Peter sen llse Doenges R u t h Legel Echo Eastlund La Verne Margell Robert Pit telkow Dorothy Field Vir ginia Gerlicher H e l e n Stupich Third Row Robert Knutson Shirley Knapp P lis Werner Mike Chobanian Manny Chuda coff Robert Iohnson Rich ard Anderson Hazel Christiansen Look pleasant pleasel Enthusiastic members of Camera Club have fun shooting and snapping everything thats a fit subiect tor the art of watch the birdie Chief clickers were llsa Doenges president Arthur Balian vice presi advisor makes sure that all the shooting is good Posing for their own portraits members enlarged and tinted snaps of themselves The only en trance requirement is that you own a camera Watch out or youll be shot' 'lhe school s oldest clubl With twenty two years ot successful club work be hind them Tesla Marconites swung into a new year of experiments tests and lun West Allis Newtons and Galileos had Manny Chudacotf president Peter Herr vice president Iohn Wade secretary and Audrey Schimnowski treas urer Their Club programs and experiments were under the supervision of Teslas supreme head Mendel leans Wheatstone Phillips MIW to you TESLA MARCONl Etrst Row Warren Gallen beck Iohn Moonen Iim Stefaniak Iohn Brixius Ken neth Erwin Peter Herr Second Row Manny Chudacoft Mike Chobam an Albert Ianich Edward Blaszczak Robert Pittelkow Audrey Schimnowski Mary Harangozo Third Row Richard Barnes Paul Peter burs Leonard Kosinski Kenneth Iacoby Irma Kar 'iopp Cyrilla Hasler Alex Iekel A -. Cf,ffi'tf ? ' . l . , ffyf. I : H b . ' ' e I . . A , Q A hyi 1 ' , ' ' '. , ' I . . dentg Lydia Petersen, secretaryg and Hazel Christiansen, treasurer, Mr. Coon, 4 . ,V v H f' J' A , 1 I .- I Spme FORUM CLUB First Row Rosemary Babich, Evelyn Iensen layne Bethke, Bette Meyer, Leon Schur, Keith Stelter, Mr. Paul East, advisor. Second Row Mary l-larangozo, Ann Babiclc, Alice Gabel, Leona Puncer, Betty Yont, Georgia Chudy. Thomas Kelsner, Mary Humer, Evelyn Myers Third Row Tom Bell, Frank Chudy, loe Bacun Sue Hanley, Norma Schilling, Gertrude Goetzlce, Alice Herdeman, Marian Osser, Mary lane Kelly, and lane Straw STUDENT COUNCIL T 1 1 lcnnson Mariorif Fzdif-r V i A1 M '1 MCTYlIf Arthur Vidicn M7 I I I .,, Q..i..1,, S.,,'.,, Ln Rh., H 'J V' a Li f-nz Second Rev: lofi Gtr ' J' ' rr' An: Mazurcc K'1'?1ffrir.f 1 S ,'ZZI'fA Anite: Zzfaeriixlaf-r. Sf-1'f f'li C7fT1Il:f Li'.'1' T a Rot-.' ld irfif-' '!.'f- P'.'fQ'.'7 i C-Ck1 .'.' lf-an Briwr, jff :r1r.f lf la Andrev: is-iflfi l.D.'lIf: M ir ,ard Przz'k'.'Q'1 FTYTTIQ iz-.' Chine' f-r f-'t C11 3 Q silk Ruin L1.f.fT:7,,f,- 13. fnlenfeldi M171 if F Q .' :i l in 'ffczfif-. Fiirig fa i'1..,, WLUL, fs ...I U, Mayor for a dayl The rod was taken up this year, however, by the pupils and not the teachers, when they acted as officials of the city government. An election was held placing a student in every office from mayor to sewerage commissioner. They learned what happens at the water works when someone turns on the faucet, what happens when a smart alec turns in a false alarmg and why the city clerk usually has a headache. The real officials of the city probably had a headache trying to straighten things out, but the experiment proved that students too, have ability. The student council, an entirely self-governing body, has done much this year to bring vocational guidance in the school. This program includes a circulating library available to each homeroom. Another function of the organization is the student court, which handles all the locker cases and the incidents that the monitors were unable to deal with. The monitors, con- sisting of one hundredftwenty pupils, regulate the corridors and keep the school in good running condition, A fine training in democracyl o. .own 4 .-... , ,- . . I V Fifth ff .-KW T : z' W-wr' ' ,ffl f!lQlflTOBS 'l-IC. l, Fr Box-.' .l.r.r. Tappan Heier. Bokcvtar. 2.7.2. Sriwr. 2.-eaiore Kreokiow ?E.'..'.l1.5 EHTQE-F27 Grii' laokfor. Shri-ey Knapp Shirley' Schroeder Audrey l.f1r.f:e Second Bow Beffe Boll, Eleanor f'3.r.'enea'g Mel'. :. l.1 L l.Qf-'freflyn Meddauan Cie- f,,,., .,..l.A.,..,Q. Cr.1'.'e E'.'e.','r.Kn1jCIf-7 Sfrzrl-1','?rLearr.1r. Bfiftj, ani. Leifer Third Bow B.1nCFge Baurrzarz, M1ri:r. Ccrak, Katlierirf- H110 lean Zar.C1 'l'norri1,' lfefqner, 'vt-f'llll'IYY1 Forcuooi, Paul M1'1C:o, Germ- Montqornery, Virginia Cebar Fourth Pow Peggy' Airf-rg Franoef Srahnffr Araain Barneit Luorliff Bffrgrenaf, Claude Hirfon, Virginia G9YllCfi':. Grate Wasoh, leanne Te Brake, M1r1on Texrx- eneok, Mary Bertoncel Filth Bow Bay :l'?'lll'WI1, Cl1renf:e Schrniat, lack Pringle Rudy Sheriow- galcy, Bill Moore Walter Kobe, lorry Kauper Btdney Zrrnrier, lack Erwirt Ralph Tome. MONITORS KNO. 23 Fxrxf Bow Elaine Schroeder, Georgia Cindy, llorzxrnae Ehlenieidt, Sj.'I'.'ia Stolze, M133 Marion Baleioh, advifeor Elvira Schunk, Mildred S'll'I- rnun, Mary Arm Mazuroo, Betty Bull Second Row Arthur Plunkett, Margaret Dobner, lean Brown, Betty Stuart, Genevieve McClure, Mar- garet Brozovich Dorothy Schwanke Dorothy Boyak, Margaret Feller Esther ljenart Thrrd Bow Eleanor Braasch lune Clifford, Marion Morrrgs, lrrn1 Karnopp, Harriet Peters, Sylvia Tirrck, Florence Hoff, Beverly Erharolt La Verne KY'Of?Y7lY'1Q Elaine llxinre Fourth Bow Robert Barwick, 'Nilliari He 'li' wood, Biizssell Vlfinkel, lileanore De Mares Lorraine Chicks, Lucille Kiintz, Charles Thorzvon, Bolo Brownell, lohn Thompson Frith Row lldward Hart, Gordon Hicks, Alan Fidlor, Howard lorgenzl-in, Charles Kreriz, Gloria Holibaugh Birth Murawrky Daniel Zehroyvzlci, Frank Valent , ,,..., ,,A.,... i1.,,,. .,,..-nr Loc-.-,,--,, LOST AND POUND rernpe. lune l.e.ano Ma Gloria Hgirmergsr Second Row Be' , naelzne acitoff 1 ,arnfc 1. flfca cZa5'... .f We no speexa da Enaieesz. Sz chant the rigezxpers ii tzte seventeen classes and two clubs in the foreian language department Singing as they work Span1sl1 senors and senorrtas :naster their native tongue under the guidance of Mrs Slater Club proaraztis feature Spanish and Mexican songs. r..4i'?f dances. customs, and retresrirrients' Sprechen sie Beutchi Ya , chorus the rnerrbers ct the tive Gerrnan classes who have Miss Meyer as thelr instructor iRorz1ani Hodierni are true Twcnteth Century Romans tor they even pub lish a newspaper The Rorrian Gazette supplies the latest Latin news to :students in the nine classes Hntliusiasnc club members dined in togas at a Latin banquet with club president, Sherrrian Weinricli as toastmaster ,V Proving that there is soirie study in classes, Betty Ann Leiser, Sherman Weinricli, Mary Ann Mazurco, Irma Karnopp, lame: Stefaniak, and Katherine Schindler received medals for tour years tor work with an A average in ' ' X- this classical language. Miss Boyce, Miss DeBruine, and Miss Linkman supervise the mastery ot Latin syntax, vocabulary, and Roman history. LATIN CLUB KNO. ll First Row lane Straw, Mildred Arnesen, Marion Keech, Ieanne Lucas, Sherman Weinrich, Evelyn lensen, Bette Meyer, Harriet West, Shirlee Em- mett, Helen Rae Davis. Second Row Frances Pintar, Martha Danner, Angeline Mazurco, Bfrttyann Leiser, lean Leiser, Betty Lange, Rich- ard Kaiser Robert Shupe, George Raeburn, Camille Lavis, Ann Babick Third Row Shirley Friedman Gloria Yankott, Robert Pittellcow lean Bvra, Katherine Schindler Cleo Anton Ph1.'ll:.f Herrell, Constance Ste-lloh, Corrine Mar- tinelli Phyllis Gawronski, Irene Kertz, lean Guder' Fourth Row Leonard Kosinski, Arthur Vidtch, loe Bacun Worothea Schon Bernice Madrick lean Lester Virginia Russell, Betty Se'.'er.fon lune Karrnerslce lack Kuhlenbeck Mary lane Kelly Fifth Row Stuart Markert l7'on Heller, Anton Tratar, Galen Gerber, Bruce Kcth, Ray Iochinsen, Robert lfllflfffli Bob Col- lin: lint Dagger Ted Barr LATll-f CLUB 'TIG 2l A Rev: i:h1'T11'1'1 Milk-r frva Karnfrr 'er' 1 r.'r'. r iflfilfi-' ff-7:-xii. 7 Qiearir Far' ' R Air. L11-. tr. Girl tif .51 '.'.'1Ql.a.. jfs ' .L Qnsfv- i YV ,ff .,rfcL:.i'.'.' ' rfffci far. .na S in Filrf' ., 'f-rr SVT: ' R zr' S I 1. .. . - . , . rn li Aa -. Tm rx r, w,,,. . I n x 1 V V n . 7 ., f'... V , ' , .. IMI Y ' ., x x1 I I I I I I I SFAfffSli CLUB lfO ll Fifi? Fizz-.' Qcrctrn' Saranac lchr. T:.2:r::3r. Fcrreft Dalrvrizle Chan- .: ert .zfnwp gd lae Gcrfif Le Pip' Sg .'er.fChA Mlfdred Bert:- ja Seccia RCW ':I'iI'.'I'?? Grabier Marie l'Cr. erifs5: Aiaiaa LLEELCT. Mari: Marble Ulaa Sabah? Yfllliafr. Fircaffi HQLET, Sipirxri-el Marie LAIYQLCG Triira Pow Audrey Hanna lfjfcff Barfcra leaxhe ffarre: Milarea Salarnui Rflih Metz 3f:'T',' Ewa Lirraini' Aiaerxir., Air 5'. lTC'.'1Tfi, If,-7.r.14 L:5 'YZT.,'1 Fxzpfr. rf' Lx AT.flY':'J'J.' Margare' 7fClkcw.'ki, Marian lam. 'J ,',' f-r, Milcff flikclicir Vail Gecraff C:l'1'll'lf1.1 Pran- ':1.' Alex lf'kf:., lain- Hill Fifi RCW Maric- flifflla-: Ff'!?TC':.' Marrfw Maraaref Brizavicr. Maxine Cvffr. EIMZQYY Mar'g.'1f.f:C, lcarinc Te Brake Airialic Olsen Agios Lilly, Marqarof lYlf'l'Il1'lI' Sl9AllllSH CLUB lNO Zl Firqit Pow Ain 'v,lV'JCl'.'lCk Alice Cerar, Virginia Cellar, Sylvia Skorupa, Dorothy Miller, Doris Murphy, Grace D'Amicc, luxe Rau Second Row Viola Plurikefi, l:'JY3'i1-' Stfzrlejf, lsabe-l lferriifz, Mary' Deritxcz, Marge Tir-eu-rs, Elizabeth Fabian, Dorothea Taylor, Coime La Haze, Catherine Bulaovcfm Third Row Flora Uiarante Thomcxxr Kfblniier, llorofhy' Hifi vJVlI'.IfYf?d Foil, Marion VJ'1'NY7'5'H1GLC Marf:Qlla:r.ff Edward: Margaret Plank, Margarfet Pellet Lydia Sriareblli Fourth Row Helen Basicli, laiice Raw Paymfzr, lean Frank, Io:ff3pliinQ Lairipcife, lwarafhy Vlokilrka, Raxy Cariari Saba: Kalarriiah, Frxlyrt Limliririg Alvixa Biwor Fifirg Rav: lartief Leim, Francis l,UTl'Uf'Clfl Mary' Ellffzt Schrahk, KUAl1lf'f?Tl Mc- Plarik Erriily' Kayilcasll flrmli Eilfsfrx Murph loanotffi Riipnik, Virginia Marjorie Burl-QQ S- v nw- ,Y M.. GERMAIS CLUB . , fx , t How Alien Jalima: 'af f D T-if Q'a'ze, flcrbert Boca-2. Q R 1 Fan Z Hf .lsie Mxller Frank Kp f 3 L fiafipfff ,,...,,i A .... 3 , L P Seccm' cr' ar' g E, , . er, Dorothy Sclxzial Z C RCW Ria xlfcff fpl fr ar 'Fir i ficrris Pragsfr Ma ,-vw M, W Y am LIBRARY HELPERS F1rst Row L1leen Marustnec Elsle Fxen Lorralne Dye IUl1Q Lenchek Georgia Chudy Ann Tomastcyk Mtss Davts advlsor Second Row Arthur Vldlch Henry Borger layne Bethke Mary Lawton Frances Dlppo Florence Carde Helene Stopper fhe plays the thmgl Debates the sp1ce of htel Books they sharpen youth These super structures of the Enghsh department Mr Lovett head help the student to butld hunsell a more complete personaltty through sell express1on As You Ltke lt and we drd ltke to do the Shakespearean play thts year proved that B111 Shakespeare was a regular fellow who hked d1sgu1ses love maktng and Wres ltng even as you and l Resolved that women have the last word was proved thts year by the tact that all of the wtnnmg alltrrnattve debate teams were of the la1rer sex The negattve teams however put upapretty good hghtagalnst those last words because the two ttrst teams got unto the secttonal tournament of the Wtsconsm l-hgh School Leaaue at lfladtson Sttcktng by the aebaters through constructtve arguments and rebuttals the FOYGDSIC Soctetv supported them w1th hnanctal and moral atd The Forenstc Soctety wtth Ketth Stelter as prestdent the ttrst semester and Leon Shur the second asststed by thetr coach Daddy Rawltngs at course backed up all the speech act v t es thelr members were rtere ted r Av tateur Ctceros Barrvmores and Bernharts lad tnetr extt 1 d er ances ratorx ana dratnattcs Ins year pl ng FQ p n the ocal speecn contests and the Clarn School the all class play s e beltefed that S PG books t D6 tase s t e ned and some few t D6 chewed nd dtges ed T e h sc tbra as all l tnese bes des t e lprarx helpers to assrst , 1, c cos FJ enu Under tltss Davs ultdance Hey serve you wt P sr le lr 1 e rcot to alter school Bcolfs tor compantonable hours , , 1 , . . , l t l i V . ir s A 1 4 3' ,, , 1 l ' s fri 1 ..trs ., in 0 j ' 'L j , ' ayt ma t' arts 1 ' l . .A 'Q . , 'A to 1 . ' . .. . . j Pndtng material tcr all ot these acttvittes was the duty ot another group Ln the Eizali school Tli y ' ' r . , 3 .1 ' '. are 0 ' .t d, ether: Q vb swallow . .. . c ' ' a ' .t h 211211. . heel 'Q' rn' 21 . ' o L ' 1 . ,Ei 1' ' l ' vo' in lx .1 I 'four rn . ' ' J.'. . 1. fi' A, 2 ' ' 1 'th cz .:z1:., . Clfil Eczr. f xi . ol r. - L .. . www DEBATE CLUB Flfff Fan-.' H'.'fg.'f:. 7':Y..1 :T. '-'f1..1:::, Kzepgel fjtgiri Marker? Keith Stelter C'A-'f1. ffzlxr. Mr H577 R:vJ.1r.g:, '1dv1.:5r Seizxd Haw I.: Verne Rzierjhal Terr. Bell, LIHLZY. P4126-Y H'1ff1'Jd'l ffye Katherlhu Schmdler, Maint. Skepper Thorrlags Kelgher Thlra Raw Own Ivffjkl Lloyd Fvvanfz Harrirft Went, Arthur Vldlifl Ward Iohn- xzrx, Maxrxe Owffrr, and Darcthy' 'xlffrlxrri FORENSIC First Row Leon Schur, Kerth Stelier, Stuart Markert, Arthur Vidich, Patricia Miller Second Row Marlon Skepper, Ruthada Tfye, Katherme Schindler Richard Przhyla, Thcrnag Rardl, Mr Hawhhgs Third Row Leoia Gerard Maxme Owen, Ev-alyrz Ienseh Ilorcthy Verlcar. Lrlliar. Pwncer Thaizxzx Bell 'Nara fahzxzr. 70 ANNUAL STAFF First Row. Marion Morris, Katherine Schindler, lj Patricia Miller, La Verne Kuse, Helen Rae Davis. rx Second Row: Torn Iohnson, Dick Renewicki, Ar- f U ' thur Balian, Peter Hansen, Charles Seeman Not Pictured. Dorismae Ehlenfeldt, Alvin Miller, and layne Bethke lf' N. just one big happy family, tliat's the Wamago staff. lust like an average family, Mama and Papa Wamago fMiss Walter and Mr, Essock our editorial and financial advisorsl have their troubles with their brood. Making dead' lines, checking proofs, pasting up page dummies, and finding that the printers press had broken down are only part of the joy and grief that their eldest child, Kate Schindler found as editor-in-chief. Marion Morris and Sherman Weinrich, Patricia Miller, Richard Winkler and Art Balian, Dick Renewicki, and La Verne Kuse other of their little darlings, had their troubles as first page, second page, third page, sports, and managing editors respectively. Gathering ads to keep our roof over us, Gloria Yankoff and Phyllis Cresson wore off plenty of shoe leather keeping Business editors, Hose Schefflo and Lenore Schmidt, supplied with sufficient funds WAMAGO NEWSPAPER Hzw Richard Heniewicki, Sherrnin Weir. Li Verne lC:i:se Mr Sain Fssock financi ff M: .'.' Anita Walter editorial advise - rw Fcrnndl--r Pdfricix Miller Their. ,., :Yi H' Ari 31117. Leon: 'i .f:. li .-Y 'gm-ffli lf-1r.rw ','.'Jrr-lr. M :rL l'.'.'lY r,cr.1.:.k flora: Y inkptf l.,-zz... 'J .11 HJIZ'-r l f.,4 Jr. Evra 'l':.:rd it 1 fr. l-lr if-r' 'J. f-lter A M ,ir:. r. M ,rr ff , 1 fwffflii, Crfysigr. 3er3.dg:,'- 'S ' ' ' '- 7'f ' Fuaexe Higbie T tm Kccfi, line Biwersz Fcurtz. Hz. 154. MMMWW MM We Awww I Anythmg goes 1n the art department M155 Seeberg M155 Mason and our renowned superv1sor M155 Moss could almost move 1nto and l1ve 1n 940 and 245 Theres furn1ture for the craft classes to pa1nt an 1ron and SGWIHQ mach1ne for the g1rls makmg and des1gn1ng the costumes for A5 You L1ke lt s1nks a stove pottery for st1ll hte compos1t1ons hammers saws and almost anythmg else needed lor housekeepmg Spealonq of hammers and saws wasnt 1t lun to go to the worlds fa1r at prom? That was th result of the way that our art students donned smocks put on the1r th1nk mg caps used those tools and swung the1r pa1nt brushes Bu1ld1na world fa1rs rnalana staae settmgs turnvng out posters by the gross 111ak1na calendars lor the whole set el 5,5tev11 and ceat1r 11ural5 were Just uc soup lor the art15ts o 1er f'11 was to erate tar posslble w1tl all departrnens t e sctoo vert re att 'ude t11s A prepafanen tor tlllS Jael: all trades world all o tl e1ow and Coed 1a ent lllllG 11 cn vrted Wlll .1 qeneren Use Cl1 '1 ll tea ruse 11t 1 ll 5 tv a est 1 C 'ld tt ew spec alved 1 1111 o nu' per f uses tiered f 1 f e I1 f 5 rn we our 1 1' C e tue fre et este' tes e 1 wee! wa e e 1 e araw rs 51 C C I 'we t e e Ivw Qs f XWG vs 1 I ' 1 . , , . 3 i . IC' r ' 1a Q d l-c it 'f For th 1 a.11 . Coop as af: , 1 1 1 . '.: o. th F l. l A ht It l. '1 . 1 J of 1 , f f llo 5 3 5 wt f sp 111 2-'I' 1 d 2-li, f 11 f ' Cgt nn wh. tl-ey -,t d.g ' ' f NL Atte f 1.,'l1.l1.J the ' J' sen.--J e'5 tltcit fI.l23 souzasel :C1q1,11.e' .lt A' LC J 1 ll 1 y fl fl 1. ef CCL ,, .' C' 1 A The Co1:.1:.ere1c'1l qrt, errtt rnierer de'of,t1,1r1 quid Costtgzxe degwg 're tw., ','e'1: CC' ses C11:te:,:1.:1f1 pxrgd '1.CEt.te ture reqpgxed Q1 'year t1::,e and tip re 11 sri '- deson Class for ,114 5 1. ge. Qe.:1des their r gpgar TZSKS one day il ' --', u:5uC1ll',' l:r1da',' 5 1 asgde for Q ,na Fnit gupls f tta li the t:.er. C::.,osLt1Cr. and f.r.all',' lfl 1 lf:1 grad- tn 3' study ye ..,1.t: T15 they are sK-.C:1g..g Al Cuellsh :eC:4:'.1:e 11.111 xnvve ff- There were two rnain groups in the Music Qepartrrient. The '::caQ groapp of the Music departnient were represented by the Boys and Gris fle- Clups, the Mixed Chorus, and the Harmony Groups These were under the supervision of Miss Cox and Mr Fannestock Together they forrnea the musical background for the Shakespearean play, As You Like lt ln an effort to buy new choral ropes, the Ggrls Glee Club sponsored Spring Frolic, a dance that we all had lots of fun at, and several other events The rriaroon and gold ropes looked auite elegant w:.er. clara rgieizt bers initiated therri in an April asserrgply prograiri The whole departzherpt was kept lousy when the operetta, The Forest Prince, was presented April l8 and lg All ot the departments ot the school cooperated to make sh.: the third operetta in our history, a huge success At the tryouts three casts were chosen lor the production Alternates were used in the two presenta- tions and still another cast for a show later in the junior high schools. Thus over ninety young prima donnas, baritones, tenors, and basses had a chance -- to make The Forest Prince a very oeautilul spectacle to see and near BOYS' GLEE CLUB Firat Row Harvey Marshall, lohn Clow, Donald Burg, Mr Fahnestock, director, Edith Mae Wol- ters accompanist, Ioe Panhans, Sheldon Iudkins, Edgar Kilmer, Roper: Barrioslci. Second Row Arthur Fischer Andrew Ulrich Arthur Krimmer, George lliernann, David Baaske, Marion Polasik, Bob Harwick, loe Wiridishrnan Third Row Richard Reniewicki Fd Stalewski, Peter Herr, lirii Moore, Alfred Barac, Ted Karpezewski, Bolo Unger, lohn Warner, Wallace Ward Fourth Row Robert Friedi, Peter Hansen, lohn Knapp Ker.r.',-th Erwin fiirgriy Thomson, Robert Bell, Harv-f'.' 'r.::1ia', Merle Lihari, Richard Molden- fl'l'.f'T GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fir.:t Row .3-.nneite Stern, Iayne Beihlce, Betty Pteifer, Leola Gerard Frances Kraerner, Eliza' r,etr. Horvath Filer. Andrews, Helen lacobi, Violet Hodge Rath Rozak, Ramona Sowieia Second Row Mary Opradovich, Mary Spitler, Yolanda Bafele, Phylli.: Hobbins, Augusta Ring, Betty Ycnt Georgia Chudy, Evelyn Myers, Shirley Franz Rose iffardich Mary Wright Marin: Udxltcr. Tritrd Row Margaret Hikade, endif, Trattxer Fran:e.: Wodeniak Lorraine S::.zQr,-- Efileen l.l'.rr.Eg',' Betty Lange Dorothy 3er.ari::. Laverne Ivantg Mariel Torgtensan lane Bowden Alice Kalota, lurie Schlitt, Lucille fjornrrzer Steinbach Fourth Row Kath- erine Hozwzck Lavona Stobloer, Pat Harnrnili, Carol Myers Marg' lane Douglas, Delphine- Schmidt Ernrna Heiser lane Uebelaclcer, Char- lotte Clgnie Be'.'erQj: 'jllrrier Betty Perry Shzriey Frank Fifi: Row Amanda Rogah Virginia Lausor. Eileen Marasinec Edith Mae Slicker Audrey' Buiri Beiore: Przeracki, Ruth Chicks, Fiieerz Murprij: Tillie Pavicevic, lane De Back, Ardath 3':rr,e,1 frftre Weber, Lydia Petersen , Amd Q MARCHING BAND Plccolos Glor1a Frolemd Audrey Thompbon Come rank Ke selrrrg l.1ll131 VD l zal e lle Wade Zelrna Park Eddle Stachovlak Donald Wolx Rlcaard Palllleld Georg ljclc R ada l ff El me M Hazel Loxs Smuh Robert Shupe Adelme Netz Paul M Peet Saxophore Ia e ue ewoerg Iayr Ba Gladys Awdrews Per 3 T Tluompeon I1 luwe Oreo Mellopluo e Kar zw Ru H ow e R C151 Schweloke V1Tgl'11C1 Hough Bamowe Ruth Crowlew Trorrlloowee Harold Kla '1 C l C o E S Tow Bell Ralph Gre larmet Robert Frou f llcer R a d A der o o peofm Betty Gaben Luveme D1etr1ch WllllGW1 S 'wel g Ma gare D l: e l. e Ma J lm Gro 1 L uae Augllme Pacholakx Iuama Albers B e L d Swa z a e Rdward Bowers lolfm Roger Fred Pampel a we We Bob Haex e :1 e,er V 1 a ua a ew 1 Mlld ed Sue wx R ' ' ' ' , 1 . . is F si J .' ti .oe , Run: ll Ml. r lol ' , , ' ' , l, ' I , e '1 ' utix 113, za' lxlilfdll' '. ' , , ' , . C , r S M1 lxl .' , 1 re De C 1 ' . , r' . H , , . 'A YI . n s trryh R: Nick W. Cr l 'y 1 l , ' V. ' ' . ' . A' . . i 1 orst aro orrad , isle ay .. , y C' V. 'ne ich 1 n 5 2, Kathleen Goelz Leonard Kormsl-11 Doha T ' ., ', . ' ' , '. .. ch.. RH , r Y o 2 1 e15l1 rim, l er i1 Ro' e W' tl , ' . ', 1 .1 aes 5 .oy ' rx? , Gllbert M l111.1tro111 Rob 'rt Knutson 1.11111 1. ' 1 . , D y. ' scoti wie llfllfi. Mxgcrr JH' Splnrier. l-lxl' M - 5, ' HQ R1 Rusiell I mt Alb rx, Els e Saye Ethel Tzrzipex GCN? lJl11rpl.',' lf,-1: Kgepkf- F111l',':'. Q .+1.r1r. r '. r' Tl STRING GRGHFSTRA Seger.: Gu-..,. QS-,-11:-1 I 11:11. : Gr- F--51.1 .'.,,.r. :7x.:, ' r 2, 1 1. ' if - ' ' Pg... l l11III:.1I. E1 Q-gr-. 1f. 11,3 1, 1.11 15,3 F 1.. fi .1 . 1 ': V 1' 1 1 f' 1 Q K 1' '.7-3.:..1 lk. '.'.1J.3.. 1 QV. li, fi. fl 1' --t f 1 . 1- 1.' 7 ' .1 1' : ' E2 1' .1 fit: e .ies eau' 1.1.3 film.-' Vgzrrez- .,:..:' Q2 1 f . .,., 5. ' , -1 .. 1 -- ..1:1 I I ' d Of' aa aa Orla Ka pre-e1de t Sa'1c 1e'1 1 e HCI ar ecrftarf CONCERT BAND Cl1r1 or 111 K1 tr 1 He N1 1 JF a1a eter O'1 a 1 1 w K1 as Gf a 11re 1 acx Daruth, B u a1 e ca S 1 , K app V1rg1r11a Kaa M211 r f c O ae Do ald Tha p O w1'1 '1a c 91 e '1ar ew uftde Fr1fdr1a'1 r1111pet aratd Burg une F1ZQ6fGld Ell9'l Daley Robert Car R , P p Jcque Val1quft Ollll Jade rd1tl1 an Eugene Olllfl r1'1cc ode lack 3 T1 N1 a1or1e Bcutler an L ute M'11a 1 Os e Peggy Cart llll Dogge La ra ueller oaxoprwne Law 1 tn e G rg Ro '11cl1 lay Maas apl ear C1 19 N31 1 ana C1r.1e Plea 3 J,x1a 1 Wa lac Na 3 a ' g 3 '1 a 1 a M314 A ae c 'W we Q K, J P 1 aw U1 L be ,fa :1r1 C 1 Tl e a c rg and Caracert Bands are truly km wr S leaders lfl cc1r1tr1ur1ty SGfVlC6 Batla a e d1rected IC DJl101f1 Shook ll1ey play numeruus 13 gratrs t tlae1 scl1aals Trey rr alce arnual tr cs t e H e t e arc ar all cvc ar des and TCWGCOI Pg and tr1e, rg r1,1al11 rese c acerts T'11s year t1e feature f T9 Sr: DQ C rcert was A Fantas OH t c e sep e Pcse layed by tt1e Cancet Bama The d1a1ogue lar tae Fantasy was wr1tter1 1eee11'ecl oy tae laumallsrta classes T'1e Car1cert Qrchestra d1rected by ll1ss Cox r ay at 51 f1duat1c11 and baccalaureate ceren omes at llle Shakespearean Play and el-sewt1ere , 1. ' H K., 'Y Ban 1 .1cerS T r1 1' st' , F' n, 1 Pau 'rice pre.7d..1t, rid Z,lI P- lc, 5, .3 1 ' net.: Merval Olexax, Le: d Kas' V - q1ma Dunn, lor: Muxtck, PE1yll1s rre1l, l ll am ' Glj :, Gearge Daralch Ly' P 1 gs 1, Eft Red Iffarathy Ra Cz, l2':r11el Zebra' sa' , V.l3r1e A in A rg I Gaffrtz lfaiild OrQ'1.'k'1, fr ld flalte, Sl l,',' Prahk 11' rdyg lcfzdnxeri lee Har ', F r nefte, Cl 'd H1r1:,1 , ll'Yl9 n , 1 13, r on Carxk Laratlry Pxela Rchert Ki b ,.': l n. ITT .a H, Ea' '. Sci its Pm ld 1, C1 l .' l. 1 Bag.: Clanxet lfllldffrfl SllQY'NlfI Shlfliy' 'g I 1 T 1 I .s D 1 ' 1 , I r ,s 't , 1 1 1 ', A loP1:1.acf1 'Eels a lap er lf - J, l 1 V .., A A D '.:, H 1 r, F 61 as W -ri ' , Zelrx '1 lark, Hazel Ch .7i1i1:.1,., M1 r ' 2 . , le eiser, Fl 1,.s r' 1 8.7.1, , , 'r ,r, r :ie S1:11tE1, Helen St.1p,11:E1, Gene M Q' T l Qs ' az a Sta' LJ, ea e V rf , ' 131011, R1 l 11 Bel rex.: M. r r1e Starck Liflli 1 rf: Basaaarmr Gl 1 ul, Q :ar Bra ch E1 'L ci urn: ' 1 e ' rd, M maize Rlilill 3:1r11::e.f Mlrjr luxe Crowley, Warren lahxscri Bae: V:e11:5 luxe Olsen, Shirley Emmett French Harte VLYIITILC HEYYEH 1.417 ery Thcrnp a1, M T1 l :de fs uguzta Rlfig Au 'rcy S nc' 'lc1, Ethel .JJIPECH EIS: '1'.'1Q::r, Ruthe Muir.-.'.'kj.' Zcrcthy Tcrnlce Trarnbcrtes Czllzert r,lKgi Carl l1es1,1c, Don Mueller Sherman RLKE-hjff Qarala Tharifzecz Zzr' Harmck Basses Malcclr: Stez'-exec: Clzfiara Cv'-er, lchn Thompson lame: Rplliil VL:- a1r1:: Russell Clec Amish Tyr:pa:'11iM Cl Cjfrilla Healer Status Thomas lchxzcx, Sante Fifi flat? Mieiz Ckffara Paufz Henry Bzrgez, far' -rt Bc: 'er flaricixg and Bar: F-111515 M cn arak, Mana: St' n:e'.'1: '1 ffrliif 1 D1 f a' 1a ' V 1 ' . 1 7 ' 1 7y lwfr. dr 11 . T ' ' ' c ra 1 a a .1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 c th Scldiers ani , 1l1 y :flu l'1 f ' 1 1 ,C a l 1 Hl1 , u '1 ar11 u1lf p1 . a11 ' T1 E 1 1 31 ti A T1 Q1 1 1 y F.- L1l ct at h fl a t r, '13 ' V '1 c r ' l. 1 ' 1 P '1' and ,Cr . 1 ' 11 Ac 1 1 l 1' , 11. , 1l 'rl' the fre 1 ' 1 ' , ' 11 , 1' ' 74 Q 4 i, - 3.1 f'll-Y First Row Art Dernshar, William Mantyh, Robert Shupe, Arthur Vidich, Peter Werner, advisor. Don Mueller, Bill Moore, loe Panhans, Anton Tratar, Dan Zebrowski Second Row Mickey Krueger, Paul Matacio, larries Gable, loe Champa, Albert Iariich, Lee Lindner, Donald Goodearle, Anton Laga, Robert lohnson, Thomas Kelsner, Bob Harwick. Third Row lack Pringle, Iames Ruidl, Don Ferch, Chuck Bennett, Stuart Cwullickson, Paul Peterburs, William Glye, lerome Niewiadomski, Dayne Wescott, Eugene Higbie, Bob Haase. Fourth Row, Warren Galleribeck, William Koepsel, lim Miller, Frank Chudy, Ray Kriegsrrian, Fred Behm, Leonard Kosinski, Arthur lngbretson, Gerald Nolte, Clifford Stromberg, Arthur Krimmer, Arnold Stolowske. Fifth Row Iames Fink, LeRoy Berglin, Oiva Maki, Warren Iohnson, lack Wachowitz, Cyril Dalin, lim Stefaniak, lohn Brixius, Walter Kobs, Ted Barr, Bob Hankel, Le Roy Herda, Haill Haill The minstrel's here! February 22 again found the Hi-Yer's presenting their show-the twelfth annual one. lnterlocutors, Art Vidich and Bill Moore, Master of Ceremonied the skits, minstrels, and dances. Profits furnished three 55100 scholarships for three outstanding club members and helped send fourteen boys to the annual conference at Wausau. King Herda and Queen lean Brown reigned at the HieY-Mecca party in April. Monday nights found Hi-Y meetings in full swing. Future athletes got tips from Bill Buekler, Eddie Hope, Mickey Heath, lames Blask, and Olly Kuechle, Serious for the moment, the fellows heard Lawrence Gram, Father Hamilton, and Reverend Lanylie. Officers' positions were filled by Art Vidich, Bill Moore, Don Mueller, lohn Gustafson, and Bob Schupe. Mr, Werner advises the swell boys who make up this High school branch of the -the Hi-Y, Americas challenge to youth, The Mecca theme for the year was ac- cepted literally when Girl Reserves lost their reserve and had a grand tiiiie lffeccaites returned to kindergarten days when short skirts and birnckers were evidence at the Kids party The traditional Christmas isseirbly prcgrdzi. featured a draiiiatizatiori, while club prograiiis presented fffbby zrfiiiners, triivel, and vocation discussions The mothers tea and pireseritfitxgri of rlirie service rings by the Ring Girls iiigiilighted activities Proxy Frorrgces Sutton worked with lear. Brown, v.ce-president, lflariory Fidlei secretary Harriet West, treasurer and Betty Meyer, scribe ln Feoririry fear. Brown and Anita Ziegenliagen took over the two top :,osit.c:is Representatives of tl.e Y W CA offered helpful suggestions while 7.1-as Tdrrieil saw to it tiiat tlie Mecca iiieiiibers found and 'crave the best X . HQ!! MECSA TIC ly Firrt Bc-fr Maria: Tesheneck lllze Qcenger Audrey' Kctn Milarea Salarnun, Elvzra Scriunl: Llewellyn Meadaugh Frances Dippc Mariorie Fritz Glee Davis Shirley Knapp Seccna Fic:-.' Mary lane Crew-.'le',' Marie Bcbinscn, lane Biwerei Difjfhf M1ller Lucille Durante, Laverne f2ie'ricn Snirleg' Barfcrd lcyce Bartcra, Marjorie Barke Mancn Ke-ecn leanne Lucas Third Bcv: Beverly lackscn Florence Garde, Laverne lunge Edith Mae Wclterc, Ardzth Barnes, Elinor Brown Virginia Gerllcher Virginia Ulafowilci, Carol Ladwig, lean Zanca, Echo Earstlund, La Verne Maraell, Maricn Awe Fourth Bow Irene Weber Leona Badler, Margaret Brozevich Hazel Huahf-.' lean Bf,'.'.'l:ng3an Lydia Vaculik, Flar- fnce Pelner Audrey Bain, Conntance Siellori Audrey Mance Fleanor Krecklow, Dorothy Clow Filfh Bow Virginia Lee, Audrey Thompson Iayne Bethlce, Gloria Holibaugh, Ellen Andrews: Tlorrna Schilling, Bossella Beck, Frances Marble, Cyrilla Hasler, Eleanor DeMare:, Marion Tietz, Frances Grabner MECCA KNO 29 First Row La Verne Kuse, Helen Bae Davis Bette Meyer, Harriet West, Miss Helen Tarbell, advisor, Frances Sutton, lean Brown, Marjorie Fidler, Mydelle Kleist Second Bow Eileen Murphy, Cleo Anton, Mary Hurner, Dorothy Mihal'evich, Shirlee Ernrriett, Ann Bablck, Doris Anton ligne Wiederihoft, Susan Kalagshian Third Bow Audrey Steffen, Dorothy Young, Phyllir Herrell, Valerie Goertz Dorothy Raatz, lean Byrd Marge Feller, Leona Puricer, Georgia Chudy Evelyn Knepler Fourth Bow Anita Ziegene hagen, Lois Heirilce, lune Kasmerske, Margaret Lee, Mary Ellen Schrank, Marian Skepper, Ruthada Nye, Mary lane Kelly, Dolores Abbott, Ieanette Ftupnik, Kathleen McGrath Filth Bow Margaret Alberg, Evelyn Iensen, Ruth Greear, Peggy Cart, Mary Wright, Gerry Melcher, lrene Skenozel Tnelrna Thick, Dorothea Schon, Shirley Friedman, Katherine Schindler, Betty Stuar' -,N .4 HNG GUBLS ,.,. .X ,.. . M . t H.. yy- -Y L, glee l a.l.,, b.l...67 ...edit 1:1 J K Helen Bae Davis, Katner: ll 'er lean Byrd Seccnd Row Miss Helen Tarrze a C' Anton lean Brown, Ha e r Audrey Steffen Dcrir Ant: Tri Bcw Mildred Salarnun, Carcl Lady. r S ttcn Audrey Tncrnprcn e .,..'ellj.'n Meddaugh Audrey' :fc nk and Margorie Fritz Jfmd yah!! mad XXX 1-J L X 1 , .N h ss x x X it ' I V 9 K '4 ZCQCZCQ What IS ycnur I K Q 9 he Q1 L51 an QQQ' 1 .y ' 1 :,f-1' '. :L ' .r,1Et'-1 :M 1 :fr 1 :' ' ' f- ' 1 I ,zi rf lifr, ' 1, Vffii f ff :fig :tt 1' V' iii 'uri 1,66 1 Q '. '. ' fi JCE 'z fiffr g': '51 'gg 1T 5fFT 'ii' :TQ Q' '- r' f'4I,'f,f T 1 ...' f- 'fri gf. 'Y' 1 '1- fr, :.' .. ' :' fx 'I 1-A ' fI,'ZY ' 2 . fe fi d VV',,y . M Za Me Cf these we Smeg rfjw I V1 r Amid 'AIG 710123145 NX f 1 v IN 3' :,,: zz .rf .'1,-kf1 f1' 1' 'iz' :'--zz' ,1-' 1, , i iff- :r1 1,7-'V'.T.f.f'. ENf'ffW.'ZV.' ',V'1l' .'f 'f1flT5 fffdi ,f'v.'.'1t'1 P ','. ff'f fOf:11'1r'.' F'1S: ':f'f'f':'i Artzqh 'f.fi.f:. ,AAI'.C'flC ,1Il lfuifri A'.J'IYj f :p:'r. fffII'liI. i!TF. W r, ?I :rf ff '.'. f.1 bfi: Av: ' i fi':1'ff- .iptT f1 f 15. fi Au-Yztii I-.Y'.f', 'ripiff V- 'ffi'Tf',5 idk SfE1f1'T.FEQQ'C 1. '-' I. :..,., .,,:' ,Q 1 Ei '1' 1' 1 ' 'fV..Q1f1t'1 ' ff A7 'fit '.'Q'lQL . '. 1l,, :tp !I.T'.'I. 1 W N 1 ' ' r rf' zz r, - , 5 afmm Wlth the page headlng 1n mlnd the seruor class offtcers have worked together rn th guldance ol the l94O seruor class Axded bf co treasurers Frances Sutton and Merle Llban Secretary Fred Matlxn and VICE pres1dent Otto Lad1sh Presldent Marvm Schumann un dertook the pres1dency ot the mld year gradu atmg class The l1ne way 1n wh1ch the February class cooperated wtth 1ts ofhcers and the progressxveness of 1ts members w1ll long be remembered Future hopes and 1deals of thls group of young people are Theres a late m love and a late tn fl1ght And the best ol us all go under And whether we re wrong or whether we re r1ght We w1n somettmes to our wonder Here s luckl That we may not go under' Chtet executlve Arthur Vtd ch has been asslst ed by a very l1vely corp of offrcers Vxce pres1dent George Stmon Secretary Peter Hrnyak and Treasurers Iames Kauper and Audrey Schtmnowskr have comb1ned thetr talents and hard work to keep the senlor class runmng smoothly They Jom 1n saytng But whether we meet or whether We part tFor our ways are past our knowlngl A pledge from the heart to 1ts fellow heart Heres luckl For we know not where we are gotng M U . . 8 1 R g V A . - , :ef contained in these lines ol Richard Hovey: , . , . , Q . I . 3 . h . g 1 3 N 1 J 'b ,.. ff ff ff W Eli Q wg ' Y ff K L, Ai 0 Q 'I .. . V , 3, gm? 1' fs' W .., .Jr AL x , .gy 57. . fa iv, v .i v 2' ' 5 Lb vi f Q W Q ' .W , -f 1 , ff f,QQ.iL , 1 'x 1-P .3 Q 8 an if 5 '51 1' 5' 14 yr . A I if 'l EY X , if iw' e f I 4 X X . 5 l 4 sa Q5 , 'i Q 1' , Sw 3. Q f iw s J' 1 'X Q' 1 4 at M f ' V54 I QM M 1 'J 3 ' W' 1 W 45 A yr if' iz, , 1' 0- ww 490' 4 T f fu W W' '-49 - 2,5 k, f ' .4 J , ty. pf N xi W aw '41 XL sf- 1 Q V L 14 H! if 8 . RZ? 2' QW ma y , 'F af A 1 ik W Q? i M 2'-7 1 I fi u 4, , 1-dw fl M z L ik, ,SL 2514. 1 'X 1? 'Q' I R 5 . 1 ff PLA, w ,-.. Wi 4 .2 A .Piv- L4 ' EX sf 3 1 W ,, .ix 'SK if vt 9- 5 iw , ' Hi 292' 'a 'S .v P' ., fp., INV. 4? ,5- 'A - 44.2 SL ri. is 1 ,W 'Uhr J- Auf ,4-fs, 3 4 M. Q . 'I SEQ F' 'FQ' -on 'tl '1 3, Q 4. 1 Mp r ,. .6 f . f af-',.f. Satin.. A Ll XP 1 Sf!! .1 if . 'J 'il 'B , My R 595 ' 5 4' ,,,, , w g , -.wo A: , , WW x Q Qfigav Q fa., gf U ,W .1 .. W -ff s .v v 1 3? Q 3 W , 1, Q k, J . 'Y' if ,,,:,, Ja! s' v I yt' .v ' eh lf. 1 49 + if we 3 . 3 1 , 2. f Q ia! N ' 4. ' ibn 6 ? if ,f fl w -f ' .f .0 1 I F l , 4- Y! is lt. n. ,f lb' 6, iii I if 1 f A, wi 8 W., ,Q I u 'K 1. I v' I ' . . ' nu Jn, , D, .A ,Af V af 3 'EY We 5 f 't fu If H4 ,-55, 1531- , 5559 'fn fi .JV me J, Q2 FFT.- 'nfl W: I v . 1 ,, 5 J ,A ,Q 4 x! Q - ak, 8 ft 'A 5 SWK. , pw , in A '. , '28 ..x if t WW .1 if . A ?1, V , A M, 5 ,Q 4 , , A2 .3 .ln , , A r A Q it 'M V . t 'fy 4' .J ' 1 1 'A b. V If 354. . W 4 9 if X , Q ,X Yi' V H ,ww-M wp FQ., an 5 .44 41 ,. A 'wi Mu.. L Y I V ff g. 2 fi ,A M fi M K rf ,S 1' 1 1 fb y , AM A 3 an 'f gf I f . -K ' , gf 4 an e S x fir , 3 -xy, A vw V4 5 I 4 W if E? if , 2 P 3 W -is i uk XF, mf af f ig in-f T. 3 3, Q ,, -Ji N 4 1 3' 'wfv' w ' A! lv b-ff 1 1 A . 1 ,I 1 as i :MJ X 9. fin ,ff s 9 'ff wiv V 1 N 1 if 4 LS 7 I. 5 nf a af Q. Q54 R as , 4 fi QP 0 wi! 'f A '-rf A Q gg -no lr ' Mg. i x Y U, fi H 13 f g rf 5: 4 Q . -, F'-ffffffw l. ...Q wk , A, 54-+L' ,L 15 VX if ,, at 'f e. Af ..,-I, 'a -u, 1, is 1 , 4 'rs -me 1 1 'S' 'I '32'-li W an , y .ff , 1 8. 39 if-3 V: fi. '99, 9' 'P wr J J ? Q iv' 'Q Q-ff 0 1 1 3? ...K 'LFTS--x 5 ZZ. A 7 wi 23 Q 9 ,fa ' Mx f' W 'U M fgfl l ..,.-.. .A has .T Z' M ,P 4. 'v -4 , If -Q1 nr 'Z M W Pei 3 1 9 , 54 V dv .Emi , 0 ' 4 J Km 1 1 1-1 wh A 'fu if 1 1' 1 A, 4 A J f 2232 1 gf! W vi Q, 8 'vii MA A w , V ' W af 1 'PE ' f ,ff .v . Q ,V ww 5 , ,Q 3 Q f 'S' 5 .t nm.. E nf Y 4 Q 43,2 i Q' X 1 -. X, , R W3 1 1 F I s fp I 'E if W X 1 Y 1 -xg 5 , 1 Y S r' H Q U, a I J . S tsp ati 'link 'lv 5 .W M X Y xg H F ' J ,Q gi 1 it Q 8 4 Q' 4,5 k if 1' . V - 4 1 1, -m O 7, 4:2 qv 3 if in .J J 4 Q ,bf 1: ,, 'Q Q' ,Q V.:f 6 A l-.Q-Se 1 H13 VM Wi A dl- 'fuk .V- Q 3 1 8 ,, is im, ws 5 ,wipe su D v Wx 'WH wi' 31 S I xv ix W ,f I if AI wsxv-R' .niv- ff! H az, 5 ,a f' if -K- 'if I -1 is I 5 vi J ca- V WJTQ, 'Q-4 -- XA W1 L i K 4 -1 . 'N fr In 'W f , 1 v. mv, 5 '-ifz 'x 'W H if 1 ,F W' ' , . f ,4 'Q 5 W 35, ,V ,, 4 , fx in V YL X M an 'nf Q if ' 'Eg if is X Q G 1 if uf, Jr - M Eff 'S A ,Q all fi EQ' 5 ' 4 Ruth Wierman Thomas Wodeniak George Woida Dorothy Wolter Earl Worachek Gloria Yankolf Dorothy Young lune Young Lois Zeiger Amelia Zepezauer Ferdinand Zillgitt FEBRUARY GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Robert Barnoske, Marshall Brown, Charles Davis, Iohn Erickson, Harry Greuel, Daniel Heffling, William Heywood, Gordon Hicks, Donald Horning, Lawrence Klein, Richard Koser, Carolyn Kresse, Marion Marble, Ierry Michalski, Dolores Murawske, Iohn Olson, Albert Pofahl, Thomas Rowe, Marvin Vogel, and Robert Wise, IUNE GRADUATES NOT PICTURED lohn Anderson, Rosemary Arkin, Rudy Bartnik, Robert Barwick, Francis Beaudry, Iulian Bieniewski, Myrtle Brown, Santina Congelosi, Ioseph Crnkovich, Cecile Cuga, Margaret Danbeck, Mary Iane Douglas, Gertrude Goetzke, Harry Gruel, Peter Hansen, Phillip Hanson, Mary Harangozo, Roy Iones, Alice Keller, Audrey Koth, Edmund Kozera, Ernest Kraker, Marion Kroll, Lee Lindner, Gabrielle Lipinski, William Luehrs, Corinne Martinelli, Ruth Murawsky, Eleanore Narewski, Rudolph Papa, Michael Pawelka, Delores Przeracki, Erwin Rauch, Marian Sanfelippo, Waldemar Schultz, Dorothy Sekulich, Ramona Sowieja, Ray Stickney, Adolph Sweek, Walter Thompson, Ann Tomasello, Clinton Warwick, Robert Welter, Leo Wojciechowski. . !