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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

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ZWXMW Wefpagfhohakfbqw O I It F gm., S N ft? gk We salute you teachers you who have helped to free our m1nds from the shackles of lgnorance who have encouraged us rn freedom of expresslon and who have ass1sted us IH laymg a flrrn foundatlon for our future endeavors You made us study hard and long at t1mes but hard study developed character and gave us knowledge The many personal experlences you told us about also added lnterest to the classes Yet we as students have rarely expressed our appreclatlon for the t1me and effort you have expended to ass1st us Therefore as graduat1ng mem bers of your classes we wlsh to dedlcate thls annual to you O : J N xx Q T 4. K r N, A dj fr . X7 l ', QQ 2? .lug 'Q c ll A st ,Q Q , ' ly. Qf fl' A Educatxon today means Democracy tomorrow Because the very essence of our democracy depends on how we use our C1V1l l1bert1es It has become more and more essentlal that the c1t1zens of a democracy be educated How rlght was Lord Bryce when he sa1d No form of government demands so much from a c1t1zen as a democracy and none gnves so much back The prmclpal work that the Amerlcan people put 1nto educatmg themselves today w1l1 bear mterest tomorrow' In short 1f we sow the seeds of wlsdom today we can reap the harvest of democracy tomor row Then we may truthfully call ours not only the land of the free and the home of the brave but a haven for the learned I cc ' y , . 1 . H . . 1 . ,, . . , . ' 1 , - 6 ' 9 9 1 4 3 , . LVL Hello Mr West Mormng, Mr Nash Yes, that, and not He1l Der Fueher IS the way we greet you our executxves of a democratlc school We take prlde ln the fact that we can call you our gerual pedagogues and not demogogues As1de from the three Rs we see that teachers are after all really human and can laugh at our pretent1ous phght pranks and puns Whlch all proves that Arlstotle wasn t far from wrong when he sald There s a foohsh corner even m the bram of the sage gin hd' S i - .A '+f:. V .Je H ' , AF. : , , uf A j. J, hfw ' :1' -- f .nf i , , , V ff! ' ' ' A '- :my -- . A f ' 9 ' 321' - , 5.5 ,' ,. V1 ' .' vc if 1 1 l -Q' vf' , 'Q , ,lg - ,L g.. V. ,- , QI, il' , .' . ,- .mg , , ffl ' 'WI . 1 :Lrg bv. fy X, . S Hi V RH , ' A tx ' ' ' - ,.. V -e.,- r , 5 if , 'Y '- . N' 1' Fr- ,,c.-- . , gf. ' t . . , 75 . .' ,Q .1 . -, git ' ' ' . , ,.?. ' . f ,- ,:,a- LQ.. -V , V ' .fwf- .nga 1-' as 13 so ' 99 , I U -l 0 0 ss ' 93 ' ' 9 9 9 . , . 9 9 9 9 9 ' . . , ' cc 9 - ' ' 99 , . X , fu of M1ss Kurz the school psycholog1st and Mr Vrabek the truancy off1cer constantly carry on work that IS of the greatest 1m portance but IS 11ttle known to the maJor1ty of the student body Wlth the1r sympathetlc 1ns1ght 1nto the problems of not only xn our school but 1n the entlre school system Part of M1ss Kurz s work IS helpmg pup1ls who are fa1l1ng 1n thelr class work and who are otherwlse maladJusted Mr Vrabek of course IS more concerned w1th those students who prefer the wrde open spaces to the confines of the four walled classroom others, they are able to help many maladjusted boys and girls, Marie Adams, M.A. Columbia T. C. Edith Boyce BA Lawrence College Anne Butler BA U of Wisconsin Lola Sam Essotlt M E Marguerite Alywarcl Whitewater S. T. C. Helen Brandt BS State U of Iowa Edward Byerly BS Stout Institute Lillian Davis MA U of Wisconsin Herbert Fisher MA Not Pictured Eleanor Brouwer PhB U of Chicago Edith Erickson PhD State U of Iowa Ernest Fahnestock BA Rome Neil Gonyo PhB Marquette U Alite DeBrum BA Beloit College lloyd Gabert BS Mabel Dxttmar BA U of Wisconsin l Stella Gatz BA Marquette U New York U IaCrosse S 'I' C North Central College Paul Bast, LL.B. Cleveland Law School Ruth Bubeck B S Stout Institute F B Coon BA Milton College Peter Erickson M A U of Chicago Owen Gibbon PhB U of Wistonsxn l V B l M S.T.C. . ' - ' ' l ' ' . ' . Esther Hxckey M A Columbla U U of Wlsconsm Kenneth Lovett MA U of Illmols Flnz McDonald MA Iowa State U Charles Nelson, MA U of Wnsconsm Not Pzctured George Knoblauch BS Stout Instltute Allce Maronn MA U of Wlsconsln Webster Stone MS U of Wlsconsln Stanford U Margaretha Meyne BA U of Wxsconsm Lydna Meyer M A Stanford U Martha Neprud, BA U of Wlsconsm Elwood Hugdahl BS Stout Instltute U of Wxsconsm Al1ce Mason Mllwaukee S T C Helen Moss Applled Arts School Arthur Hughes MS U of WISCONSIN U of Wxsconsm Ruth McClur,, MA U of Chlcago Wllbert Murphy MS U of Colorado J Emerson Nye, MA Lllllan Otto Audra Phllllps, PhB Valparlso U Stout Instntute U of Chxcago 1 A 'Q 5 A A r I 9' Helen johnson, Ph.B, Helen Tarbell, M.A. Adolph Kazda, M.A. Lillian Lawson, B.A. A l as 2 ' l I M J W Phllllps BA John Pllehta Carroll College Rlpon College Meta Seeburg B S M1lwaukee S T C Harold Stamm BS Rlpon College Roy VanDuzee MS U ot W1S1.0l'1SlI1 Peter Werner BA U ot Wxstonsm Q Roland Raddant MA U of Chlcago Damon Shook Indlana S T C George Strom MA Raymond Sturm MS Columbla U Stout Instltute Dorothy Whxte M A Columbxa U Marlon Ralelgh BE Whxtewater S T C Alfred Teske Whitewater S T C Hoyt Rawlmgs MA U of Chlcago Charlotte Slater BA U of Il11nO1S Perry Thompson BA U of Iowa Amta Walter BA U of WISQONSIU IOUIS Wtlle BS U ot hNlSkOI1Sll'l ' H' Y l L , l -3 3 guy, ' , ' K Q 3 'PP mme 3 5,3 'B xTI 5,, 3 Q? I LX Z ae? Mag, 700 AM 815 AM 12 Noon 100 PM 330 PM 345 PM REMEMBER WHEN AT Mother sounded reve111e9 We started our dally school work? We had mess? We delved 1nto our books aga1n9 School let out for the day? The clubs and athletlcs usually began wlth the1r pleasures and act1v1t1es9 It was actlvlty xn these clubs and sports that fully enabled us to realize the benefits of attending school in a free country. We , 'ni' --:gf ,lg .'-ii 'W- 4 2 ,ZZ- -i P 1 f . 1 -H-3 ,A X 'f: ,., -1 i a -T -f' 1,- f -+ ,f ff .ff 'I Qlj, , 4 ri' , A. 'Q 3. ' 4 - -' Q.. ft 7 ff' . if - ' - ,- I 4 4'7- + --' ' x ' -- HI , V , f ,ff 1. ' I 1, 4 'af-if , lei, f - F21 get 5? , ?' X f , ' ' - X' , I- A ' is L , X. wg, A ,E f 4 u 11 n u I 0-1- We of Q Student Court Judge: You went to your locker without a permit? John, a student: I had to get my book for Mr. Bast, didn't I? S. C. J.: Nevertheless, you knew you were supposed to get your book before home room period. For your information, we have 120 monitors who are supervised by Ann Gloudeman, Cleora Anderson, Dorothy Verban, Jean Rowlingson, Audrey Mance, Rosemary Huber, Eileen Bishop, and James Tierney. When- ever there are any law violators, the Chief Justice of the Stu- dent Court, Dick Przybyla, brings them to the court where justice is meted out. MONITORS First Row: Jacob Carian. Robert Shupc, Hclcn Stupich. Virginia King, Martha Udulutch. Jeanne Gudert, Doris Anton. Florence Champa. Esther Dehardt, Roxy Carian, Second Row: Joyce Kilmer. Delores Harder. May Am- brose. Phyllis Gawronski. Audrey Mance. Eleanore Brown. Jane Muehlenberg. Margaret Feller, Alice Kolata. Third Row: Helen Shimmel. Carol Khuns. Lois Hienke. Josephine La Rosa. Jane Schawallenbach. Gwendolyne Myer, Mary Potochich, Frances Kramer. Marilyn Cook. Fourth Row: Fylice Wisniewski, Ann Gloudemen. Flecia Selin, June Miller. June Gillard. Amanda Mesick, Margaret Weber, Elsie Demshar. Lois Behling. Fifth Row: Eileen Murowski, Cleora Anderson. Elaine Dunsi. Laverne Kroening. Audrey Hanra. Evelyn Jensen. Marion Prven, Maxine Owen. Joe Melewski MONITORS l-'irst Rox-.. Ptggv Alhcrg. Dorothy Anrltrswn, lltltrts Kaltenburn, Leona Narewski. Marjorie King. Dorothy lngbretson. James Couch. James Matthcus. Robert Bennett St-cond Row: Lillian Brtnning. Iillen Locht. lrone Ccrtxc, Rosemary Huber, Pearl Anderson. Margt Larson. Charlotc Kaw. Dorothy Verhan. But-rly Baker. Edward Hanneman. Third Row: Charles Franrts. Ernest Miller. Al Hansen. John Koccxar. Jack Green- wood. Kenneth Jambi. Robert Krt-rf. Ritlxard Prusa Mzfze Clzobanzart. Robert Haasc Fourth Row Richard Winkler. Ruth Lassazxsfqz, Betty ,lane Mcdltnrst. Jamts Lvtlc, Walter Signet. Harxcv Marshall. Janus Mueller Fifth Row: Jack Balian. Otto Ballzo. liarl Van Vaaht-I. Walttr Krths. Galen Gerber. Andy Multar Zllmpiuihe STUDENT COURT JUDGES Flrst Row Bette Meyer Ward 1, Bacun Amta Zlegenhagen The Forum, w1th D1ck Przybyla as prexy, was the soclal studles club of the school The club sponsored a h1story party and Dance November 16 Varlous h1story classes put on short sklts dCplCt1I'lg some 1nc1dent nn h1story The students came 1n cos tumes rangmg from Lxl' Abner to the stately George Washlng ton Thxs group also sponsored the dances held every Tuesday after school w1th the muslc prov1ded by records of famous name bands The club was under the d1rect1on of Mr P j Bast FORUM CLUB F1rst Row Emelyn Luehrmg Dorxs Anton Thomas Kelsner R1chardPrzybyla Mary Humer joe Bacun Second Row Ann Pmtarlch Doro hy Llslak Allce Gable Dorothy Verban Tom Bell Thlrd Row Maxme Owen, Rosemary Bablch Ward johnson, Leon Schur, Kelth Stelter Frank Chudy 1. , -- 41 ,,. ,-- 411-, I I 10 - Lv. In ,,,,,,..., hex! KJ., A' , Johnson, Richard Przybyla, joe WMM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Betty Stuart, Bette Meyer, Anita Ziegenhagen. Second Row: john Gustafson. joe Bacun. Milton Krueger. Carl Mesick, Richard Przybyla, Tom Bell. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Betty Lange, Kathleen Goeltz, Dorothy Raatz. Dick Przybyla, Mr Werner, Tom Kelsncr, Joe Bacun, Audree Mantz, Florence Champa. Second Row: Dorothy Mihaljevich, Marion Claus, Geraldine johannsen, Anita Ziegenhagen, Faye Severson, Alice Gable, Irene Kertz, Marlyn Miers, Dorothy Ander- son, Shirley Baldwin. Third Row: Betty Stuart, Beverly Ullmer, Evelyn Jensen, Arlene Surprise, Josephine Glowacki, Marian Stanccvic. Bob I-laase. Mike Chobanian, Richard Murphy, Tom Bell, Fourth Row: Erv Felski, B. Senns, Ruth Te Brake, Rose Praznik, Bette Meyer, john Gustafson, Eugene Hig- bie, George jurovich, Richard Winkler. Ludgard Emility. Fifth Row: Carl Mesick, Calbert Dings, Donald Schroeder, Forrest Dalrymple, Ralph Smole. Don Heller, Oiva Maki. Milton Krueger, George Anderson, Don Thompson. M6 LOsT AND FOUND GROUP First Row Joy Mansian Cleo Anton Martha Danner Frances Pintar Second Row Betty Taylor Isabel Wolf Jayne DeBack Virginia Rantzow Lucille Harris t Delo es Harder Cathen ie Lasoryshyn joseph ne jendu a Mr Essock Violet Kaltenbrun janet Gabert Mar arct Feller Lorraine jastroch La nge Mes ck B own Leland Clark Hasler Lynch Jerome Koepsel Milton Krueger Lee Roy Donovan George Ras ch STUDENT FINANCE ewzrrm Pres.: Will the secretary please give a report on the Student Council, Lost and Found, and Student Finance Organizations. Sec.: The main functions of the council were weekly vocational guidance programs, a good sportsmanship program, a program acquainting the sophomores with the school organizations, and the establishment of a new constitution. The Lost and Found, under the direction of Miss White, has made many a boy and girl joyous with the safe return of a mislaid book, purse, or hat It was open every school day from 8 15 A M to 3 30 P M Like wise, the Student Finance, under Mr Essock, has saved students money by offering the annual the Wamago Newspaper, and tickets to home football and basketball games at reduced prices COLLECTORS Frances Krisil jenry Beronja Amanda Dolores Rauch Jayne Muehlenberg Elinor Mamx DAm1co Third Ro Lois Behlmg Kim ler Ray Spors Donald Casper Delos Rosella Beck Rosemary Bab ch Cyrilla Ruth Schwanke Fo.1rth Row Richard Norbert Boeder Don Aldr ch Tony Yerman Van Veghel Clarence Derks n William . I . . I . . ' - 7 . - v y , . - - y , , . Firs Row: r, , f K I ' i s , . g A ' . fl . - Second Row: Dolores Lutzl-ie. Bcity Pfeifer. Betty i , , , ' r .. '2 ' A . .' wi ' '. , . ' Z . , . . . - - 1 i . 1 1 - . . - , I . fiona , weed, Yes, many races, many creeds, many tongues, but united we stand! Whether we speak German, Latin, or Spanish, we still are proud to be Americans! The many Heils heard at the German students' Christmas party were the cheery greetings of a free people. Miss Meyer is the sole teacher of German. Under the energetic leadership of Galen Gerber, president, the Latin Club, again sponsored a successful Roman banquet. The menu was printed in Latin on paper rolled like the ancient Roman scrolls. The Latin magistrae here at Thomas Jones were Miss Boyce and Miss Debruine. Under the supervision of Senora Slater, the Spanish Club presented a very lively Pan American program. The Spanish dances were directed by Miss Adams. After the refreshments, the singing of Spanish songs was most liked by club members. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Elvina Biever, Margaret Janecek. Mary Dentice, Rose Kalashian, Lydia Smarelli. Connie La Rose. Lois Storzer, Ardys Schimmel, Charlotte Cebar. Audrey Paynter. Second Row: Kathleen McGrath. Mary Schrank, Dorothy Storley, Viola Plunkett. Susan Kalashian, Josephine Lampone. Marcelliane Edwards. Margaret Plank, Lois Hienke, Jack Alcott. Virginia Plank. Third Row: Richard Aldrich. Ann Obradovich, Geraldine Manske, Emlyn Luehring. Rosalie Cerar, Elizabeth Fobian, Sadie Trasser. Roxie Carian. Dorothy Hoff, Lydia Dlapa. Fourth Row: Robert Kienappel, Olga Sebanc, Helen Schim- mel. Delores Abbott. Janice Rae Paynter, Shirley Barlord, Jeannette Rupnik, Josephine Bento. Bernice Rornanski. Gullxckson. Marion Osser. Jean .lovce Barford. Pearl Anderson Fischer. Athalie Olson. Alex Norman Stickney. Leroy Sewer Kaukfl Maltz, Ray Be-tltke. Cha Kelsner. Jimmy Straw. Arlene I-Ixner. Chester Stexens Second Stamboulih. Ellen Smith, Betty Schumann. Irene Panasuk, Betty Verhan. Shirley Baldwin. Mamie Mxlinski. Third Row' Amanda SPANISH CLUB lfirst Row: Dorothy Mxhaljevich, Marjorie Burke. Jean Frank. Nickle Congelosi. Jean Dunse. Torn Scholey. Louis! Row: Bette June Matei. Jeannette Richter. Mildred l7'Am1co, Louise Meslck, Dorothy Sarenac. Frances Grabner. Audrey Hanna. Elaine Warren. Delos Clark. Fourth Row' Edith Jekel. Ervin Felski son. Donald Mandich. rles Zenz , Wm? i LATIN CLUB First Row: La Verne Knapp. Gwendolyn Hinkley. Angeline Mazurco, Marv Ann Barton, Phyllis Her- rcll, Cleo Anton, june Kasmerski, Betty Severson. Second Row: Shirley Andrew. Loretta Simmons, Virginia Phelan, Richard Przybyla, joe Bacun, jean Gudert, Frances Pintar. joanne Stranberg. Virginia Russell. Third Row: Shirley Young, Mary jane Kclley, Peggy Cart, jane Straw. Marshall Field. Arnold Friedman, Kenneth Mortimer, Ray jochimsen. LATIN CLUB First Row: Angeline Pacholski. Bernice Madrick. Virginia Kaas, Marjorie Burke, Carol Dooley. Ann Gloudcman. Sophie Fierst. Alice Gabel. Second Row: Dolores Brown, Dorothy Schoen. Charlotte Krebs. Ruth Lassanski. Gertrude Ries. jean Row- lingson, May Belle Neuman. Dorothy Lajsic Third Row: Ingeborg Rosenstengel. ,loan Thall, Ruth Te Brake. Bernadette Senn, Lorraine Malek. Betty Ann Lawton. Joyce Barford, Dorothy Hinz. Fourth Row: Creda Drabek. Arlene Markussen. Harriet Emigh. Bette Meyer. james Dogger. Charles Cusimano. Bruce Koth. Galen Gerber. GERMAN CLUB First Row: Mydelle Klicst, Kathleen Kempf, Dorothy Meister. Lois Heinke, Ann Chometa, Dorothy Lan- gcckcr, Marian Claus. Second Row: Valerie Goetz. Marie Mystoravich. Anita Ziegenhagen, Leonora Schmidt. Ann Bacun, Dolores Wacker, Betty Blorl gett. Shirley Runge. Dolores Gimler. Third Row: June Gillard Marylin Mueller, Doris Lehfeldt, Elaine Endl, Luverne Dietrich, Marian Hassler, Irene Deja, Tom Luther. Carl Horst. 7411 Q THE FACE AT THE SPEECH CLASS DOOR 'Twas a lively, lovely school day, And a goodly crowd was thereg Which well nigh filled the high school On the corner of the square. And as the songs and recitations, Came through the open doorg A tardy boy crept slowly in And was j. Emerson sore! Where did you come from, sir? he said. Oh the wind has blown me in, I'm not so sure about the time, When does this class begin? Say you, sit down there, And you'd better get to work! For in my class, you see, young man, The students never shirk! Any similarity to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. f DRAMTIC CLUB 1 First Row: Rosalie Cerar, Esther Dehart, Marion Skepper. Ruthada Nye, Anne Babich, Thelma Wick, Gwendolyn Meyers, Eileen Simon. Ann Pin, tarirh, Mary Potochich, janice Rae Paynter. Second Row: juanita Albers, jane Deback, Shirley Runge, Florence Pt-lner. Alice Gable, Charlotte Kau, Marion Osser. Edward Blaszczak, Mae Ambroch, Ralph Gaw- ronski, Al Hansen. Ellen Greeson. Third Row: Susan Kalashian, Robert Pricfer. Clifford Owen. Florian Waligorski, Raymond Davidson. Norman Suckney, Leland Kintzler, Mike Chobanian, Orville Bucci, Herbert Kaminski, Don Ferch, Annable M Ring Fourth Row: jerome Newiadomski, james Kane. jeannette Berzinski. Annette Stern, Milton Pick, Carl Mesick, james Miller, Ted Barr, Kenneth Sprague, joe Grabowski. Fifth Row: Robert Hankel, ri Robert Friedl, john Bartol, Robert Baugh. Eugene Neitman. George Anderson. William Koepsel. Fran- 3 Y t cis Gronowski, Warren johnson. Leroy Berglin. meike STAGE CREW Richard Anderson Merval Oleson Robert Kloss Gilbert Malmstrom 7, Under the able direction of Miss Raleigh, the stage crew was on duty during the homeroom periods and all special assemblies. The crew was kept busy by the constant calling for curtain, lights, and screen. Nor did it draw back the curtain on any stage production primed with political propaganda, as is so common in Europe. Also, like so many of our fine citizens, the library helpers, in Miss Davis's charge, were among the unsung heroes in the school. Though they were always busy as bees, they worked so quietly we scarcely knew that they were about. Their constant efficiency kept the books of truth and knowledge in our library, always in good shape and quickly accessible. LIBRARY I-IELPERS First Row: Eleanor Strobel, Miss Davis, Rosemary Fusso. Second Row: Helen Jacobi, Kathleen Lyons, Phyllis Hobbins, jean McGregor, Ruth Schwabe. Third Row: june Schindler, Isabel Wolf, Dor- othy Sarenac, Florence Gardi, La Verne Kroenig. gmc' DEBATE AND FORENSIC Haul: Row fStantlinglI: Arlene Surprise, john Ro- manowici, Tom Kelsner, Richard Przybyla, Tom Luther, Marshall Field, Kenneth Wolters, Norman Benz, Leon Schur, Hoyt Rawlings, William Koep- st-l, Keith Stelter, Clifford Owen, Tom Bell, Ervin Fclslci, Marion Claus. Front Row QS:-atedlz Richard Aldrich, Roma Zophy, Doris Anton, Dorothy Field. Dorothy Langacker, Maxine Owen, Evelyn Jensen. Dorothy Verban, Marion Skepper, Ruthada Nyc. The debaters, who largely made up the Forensic Society, worked hard on the nation wide question, Resolved, That the Power of the Federal Government Should Be Increasedf, Those who made the first team were Affirmative, Tom Luther and Dorothy Langackerg Negative, Dorothy Verban and Cliff Owen. When, on April 4 and 5, selected members of the Forensic League, attend- ed the N.F.L. tournament at Kenosha, Cliff Owen went on to finish in third place in the finals. Here, also, is a picture of us. the annual staff. We are governed by our genial editor, Joe Bacun, who is aided by the assistant editors, Cal Dings and Keith Stelter, and various other divisional editors. WAMAGO ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Athalie Olson. Janice Rae Paynter, Miss Walter. joe Bacun. -lane Straw, Marion Stancevic. Second Row. Calbert Dings. Clittortl Owen. Lillian Peterson, Dave Shook. Keith Stelter. Fred Terry. af Rewrltmg storles, checklng proofs, workmg at a cyclomc tempo one day and restmg the next are all a part of puttmg out the Wamago newspaper W1th Mlss Walter as ed1tor1al advxsor, and Mr Essock as financlal advlsor, the paper enjoyed a success ful vear BCS1dCS the regular ed1t1ons, the Wamago put out a Homecomlng extra, a mxmeographed sheet of humorous storles, and lnserts 1n the Chrlstmas and Sprmg ed1t1on The 1ns1de pages of the Aprnl first ed1t1on were devoted to Apr1l Fool storles The two ed1tors1n chlef were Kelth Stelter and Erv Felskl The page edltors were Cllff Owen, Cal Dlngs, joe Bacun, Roy Halloran, Dave Shook Merval Oleson, Jane Straw, Max1ne Owen, and Charles Bennett Thxs past year was the first year a new set of edltors was mstalled ln the second semester WAMAGO NEWSPAPER Fxrst Row Lxlllan Peterson Exleen Slmon Frances Wodenjack jane Straw Bacun Malcom Stevenson Second Row Athalle Olson Leon Schur Erv Felskl Robert Schalhtz Cllfford Owen Mlss Walter Thnrd Row Calbert Dmgs Tony Yerman Dave Shook Kexth Stelter Fred Terry Charles Bennett WAMAGO NEWSPAPER Fxrst Row George Anderson Wlllxam Farquhar Robert Collxns Floyd Radtke james T1erney james Mlller Albert Pmtar Merval Oleson Second Row Mlss Walter Betty Pfexfer Dorothy Verban Robert Haase Robert Krenz Qumten Brunette Alex Anderson Char lotte Clume Thxrd Row Pearl Hall Irene Patterson Emlyn Luehrlng Dolore Abbott Frances Grabner Francls Gro nowsk1 Bernice Young Max1ne Owen Marlon Stancevlc RING GIRLS First Row: Ruthada Nye, Cleo Anton. Mydelle Kleist. Betty Lange, Irene Kasmerski, Marion Skep- per. Second Row: Mary Wright. Doris Anton. Lois Heinke, Dolores Abbott, Elsie Lohmann, Marjorie Burke, Peggy Cart, Elizabeth Iding. Third Row: Marcella Zebrowski, Margaret Alherg, Jeanne Lucas, Anita Ziegenhagen, Dorothea Schoen, Dorothy An- derson, Frances Dippo, Llwellyn Meddaugh. Fourth Row: Lois Schmechel, Shirley Barford, Frances Grabner, Joyce Barford, Marjorie Fritz, Rosella Beck, Bette Meyer, Frances Marble. Ween cm MECCA CLUB First Row: Angeline Mazurco, Mydelle Kleist. Flor- ence Fransen, L Meddaugh, Bette Meyer, Anita Ziegenhagen. Miss Bubecl-c. Jeanne Lucas, Peggy Alberg, Marion Skepper, June Kasmerski, Frances Woclenjak. Lola Merrill, La Verne Knapp. Second Row: Lois Knoebel, Frances Dippo, Evelyn Knipler, Alice Agoshian, Susan Kalashian, Jeanette Rupniclt, Jacqueline Dooley, Marcella Zebrowslci, Lois Schmechel. Cleo Anton, Bernice Melewski, Doris Anton. Elsie Napier, Ruthada Nye, Margaret Jancek, Gloria Frolund, Third Row: Lois Stoner. Delores Seigren, June Johanson. Beatrice Brandon, Janice Rae Payn- ter, Virginia Haase, Dorothy Langacker, Lois Coon. Jaan Hokensen, Dorothy lngbretson. Mary Jane Kelly, Betty Stuart. Dorothy Raatz, Mildred Bran- ski. Rose Kalashian, Betty Lange. Fourth Row: harclt. Ruth Andrews. Ahbot. Lois Heinke. Windishman, Dorothy Dolores Salotv. Roma Zophie. Eileen M Hoffa, Florence Pelner. Hamilton. Jane Straw. U rphy, Thelma Wick, Shirley Laverne Junge, Mary Jean Fifth Row: Doris Rein' Laverne Dietrich. Dolores Doris Murphy. Josephine Mihaljevieh. Ann Babich. MECCA CLUB lliist Ron Kzitlmriixt- Vwrffs. lmittta Sinmns, Kath it-ci: Mtijrath. Marv lilleit Sthranl.. Aiigtliitt lhtlial ski, Mary-:it Blum, lwexey Cart. Marv Wright fVl.1r'i+:2 Kteth Sttvrci Rifvs Inzzt Schwtiltiilvatlt. lwiiist- Mal1nsl:1. Marv llumtr. llirrmliy Amitrsim. Nmvrtzi Scltillirit, Liliarlfittt K.i.i. June Azzrltrsifzz, V::,':ni.i llaninwrz, Iiirml-ta St?-lilo. lilsii l.trnw1.! 'lihirrl Rita. lilazxtt Gv,1'l2t7.si-ii, Nxifimi Olson, lflltzz Azzrirt-Ms. Martt l-f1ih:::sif':. Ilifriflw' Cl-'-v. l.:lli.1:. l,r1:tn:'1,. ll f-.- 't- Watnz , Nlm: 1. 'lwtf Mft N'l.1s:itl'i-'.w'I'. l '.f'x:- Liriehwr l iL:'tit I-fi'-K Hua Maw' ltimfi-1. lflilnlltfl' lclizrg, lriosilla lim-,, f.la'f'.i1tt Xeiiefanr, l-Qltatitr l-'.ilv'.'11i1t1th. Matt' ,lant- C' '.'x'tx', Rail: Li' '-xlt'.', Shitlw. liazfirll. Nliirjirzt lfri , l:fo:t'Ztet lk filers Fzrtli Ro'-A E.lt-ut Nlurffu sry. lfrazitzs Nlarlilt, R.sein.1:'.' liahtcri l.ti:-.wit Mah. Vlvqtt Barrwrri Thtrts.: lllm-. l l:er:itt lint' tvtt V:,z':..: l.ii, Fix, Fl.-:xt Miiilzirst ef fa we M Love Thy Neighbor. The Mecca theme for this year was a noble one, and in these troublesome times, possible only in our United States. Th annual Christmas program presented by the club consisted of a movie of Dickens' famed A Christmas Car- ol. The girls enjoyed wholehearted fun when they attended :1 Kid's Party in the gym March 28. Each Meccaite dressed like a little girl was accompanied by a girl dressed as a little boy. Lollypops and children's games were the order of the night. Anita Ziegenhagen, president of the club, reigned as queen at the Mecca Easter promenade. The formals, school clothes, and date apparel were modeled by teachers and girls from Mecca. Number 13 had no fears for the Hi-Y, for the club's thirteenth annual Minstrel and Vaudeville show was another success. Mr. Werner organized and directed a program that offered comedy, tragedy, fun, and seriousness. The interlocutors were john Gustafson and Ted Barr, while the black endmen were Ray David-- son, Charles Bennett, Milton Krueger, Bob Hankel, Bill Glye, and Bob Babick. Among the guest speakers at the Hi-Y this past year were members of the Milwaukee Chiefs, Walter Mehl, Chuck Fenske, and many others. The boys were active in outside work. HI-Y van, Frank Chudy. First Row: Richard Gawronskx Robert Harwick Mathew Biwersi, Fred Mahnke Arthur Krimmer Mr. Werner, jerry Zrimsek, Edward Blacszazk james Cable, Charles Francis, Norman Aber joseph Narewski. Second Row: Robert Schupe Robert Doerfer, jack Hansen, Ray Kriegsman Ray jockini son, Bruce Koth, Tony Laga Robert Haase Al Hansen, Eugene Higbie, Bob Bablch Perry Thomp son, jacob Carian. Third Row Le Roy Berglm Dan Lange, George jurovich, Herb Kaminski Ray Davidson, Don Ferch, Dan Seculich Harold Winters joe Champa, Byron Batchelder Vernon Babicheck Fourth Row: Carl Mesick, Bill Glye john Gustaf son, Walter Segrist, Ted Barr Bob Hankel Don Heller, Robert Friedl, Ludgard Emelity james Miller. Fifth Row: Bill Koepsel Mickey Krueger Fredrick Terry, Richard Hobbs Walter Kobs james Horton, Charles Bennett, Karl Berglin LeRoy Dono fill ,Za Je Akai, Q CAMERA CLUB Wllllan Glesfdelt Mr Teske Galen Gerber Norman Stlckney Charles Zenz The Camera Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Teske engaged 1n camera hlkes taklng snapshots as they went along Those 16 mlle h1kes dldnt even fatlgue Mr Teske' The best plctures were exhlblted ln the llbrary Presldent of the club Chuck Zenz took the snapshots for the montague on page 59 The tralnlng ot future Edlsons by the Tesla Marcom Club was agaln put under the guldlng hand of Mr M j W Phllllps The club pre ented certaln clty schools wlth dlsplays of sclence and lnventlon stamps Other projects embraced work on polarlzed l1ght and on the l1ght beam modulator Merval Oleson Robert Plttlekow and Mlke Chobanlan held Off-ICCTS posltlons TESLA MARCONI CLUB llS 1 l- 111 W 11 C ul ley anna 1 e onl lx nne h -Il obs ll Bal A len Mallxu Merxal Oleson Phylll Werner Mllle Chnlannn Carl Mes ll I l 1 ,I - Y ' 9 , . . . . , . . ' 9 , . . . . , . 1 S . . . . . l . , .. . . . . , . . lf':l Row: Belly LGIVVIOY, Il l- belh llling. Lillian Bruening. M. j. , Pllllllfls, Chg 'lolle ary. A ' H1 '. C3111 Ulllnl y. Sec l Row: 'e t ic -Iac ' 'l an. 1' e ssen, vw. 1 . l 'ir' Jffahcoff me af- A I -'In . , . Ep. ' I 1' '? , I I I , gi' I We , BAND OFFICERS jatque Valrquet Marlon Stancewrc Merval Oleson EIGHTH PERIOD CONCERT BAND F t Row Merval Oleson Vrrgrnra Dunn Gerald Nolte Norma Srngbush rrs Edwrn Sehattsthnerder Donald Thompson Charles Lunde Betty Perlrng J m D r Pe g Cart Marran Osser Second Row Robert Frounfelker Phyllrs Ogge g Y Herrell Valerre Goertz Dorothy Brunette Vrrgrnra Kaas Robert Kloss h Adelrne Netz joan Thall Ruth Crowley Ethel Wrson joy Mansron Kennet h D h Ioratker Lorrarne Smrth Thrrd Row Anderson Dorothy Preld Audrey Srgrrst Shrrley Martrn Gladys Andrews ames Radtlrff Robert el Edrth I-tsther oe Wolters George Romrt orot y Etta Rerd Dorothy Raatf Robert Wutke Rrthard Ruth Andrews Kathleen Goelz Pe'rrl Anderson Andrews Angelrne Mazurto jane De Batk Leslre Marjorre Stortk Abbre Wendell juanrta Albers Harwrtk Glorra Greuel Fourth Row Betty Gab llora lc lavcrne Dre rrth Angelrne Patholsltr Ann Grgante Russell Mrller Donald Walls Robert johnson Donald Burg jornne Stranberg Eugene Hohler ean Ierser Marjorre Beutler Lrllran Dolezal Eddie Stathoxrak Paul Mt Peek Allen Nertflte leranees Wodenyrk atque Vrlrquet lrleen Berg Mary ane Crox ley Wallate Ward ames Burns Ihonrrs Bell Donald Thompson ndrth Carl Mesrth Calbert Drngs l-rtth Row rella Hasler D rr Mretf Norber Boeder une Olsen Robert Co rns Rurdl Clrrtord Owen Vrrgrnra Russell Bob Haase Il'rrold Klahorst Donald M1 Robert Knutson james Henry Borger Le Roy Sywerson J Audrey juetk lloyd Swantz jatk Rogers Clrttord Pautz 74' ,'WwZe5affffI7'1.?'f'Jr.,f Kf GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Eileen jones, june Uyoyan, Martha Udulutch, Helen jacobi, Yolanda Basele, Dorothy Strassburg. Roma Zophy. Carol Fennig. Second Row: Dorothy Clow, Ruth Schwabe. Frances Chmielanic, Marion Guerin, Anne Pintarich. Audrey Rosenthal, Shirley Runge, Betty jane Schultz. Third Row: Virginia Lasse, Abbie Wendell. Margaret Berzinski, jeanne Warren, Margaret Brozovich, Leona Radler, Margaret Hicks, Mary jane Mueller. Olga Hvala. Missing: Geraldine Gallup, Norma Goode. Irene Parasuk, Etta Savor. Marion Schweitzer, Wanda Serwin, Vivian Shannon. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Bette Lange, Pearl Hall. Genevieve Zawacl-ri. Ruth Andersen. Audrey Nimmer, jane Hursh. Second Row: Florence Reith. Emma Heiser. Muriel Torstenson, Gwendolyn Myers, Phyllis Hob- bins, jane De Back, jane Muehlenberg. Third Row: Ruth Chicks, Betty Pfeifer, Mary Wright, Shirley Franz, Rose Dardich, Marie Robinson, Betty Perry Fourth Row: Beverly Ullmer, Charlotte Clunie, Ellen Andrews. Ruth Rofak. Shirley Schroeder. Virginia Lauzor, jeanette Brfinski. Missing: Delphine Schmidt. ' - A f Q!! ,W We be BOYS' GLEE CLU First Row: Mr. Sigfried Feuerfeil. Clem Zaltowski, Warren Erhardt. Arthur Krimmer, Albert Hansen. jack Hansen, Robert Friedl, Mr. Ernst Fahnestoel: Second Row: Arnold Stowloslti, Edward Stulowski. Donald Burg, Wallace Ward. joseph Grabowsl-ti, Kenneth Sprague, Clifford Davis. Glen Slil-ter, Thirtl Row: Harvey Marshall, Robert Haase, Arthur Fischer, Robert Harwick. Vincent Biwer, Eugene Higbie, joseph Windishman. james Horton. 7fZOW0f2, JZQMQ, FIRST PERIOD MARCHING BAND Frrst Row Glorta Frolund Betty Gabel Second Row Warren Hagen Robert Wutke Cecella Crowley Thnrd Row Angelme Pacholskx Eleanor Hall Bernice Bansmer Delorc Pacholskl Fourth Row Myron Delxberu Verlyn Groth Eunice Flxntrop Edxth Frscher lCornets and Trumpets Front to Backl Fnrst Row Eugene Kneferle Thomas La Susa Second Row james Krusurckm George Duck Orval Severson Thxrd Row Ruthada Nye Hazel Smrth Allen Lorrcarxc Robert Remnker Fourth Row Rlchard Patefleld Orar Severson Carol Fennng jane Marr 1Center Sectxon Front to Back Left to Rlghtj Frrst Row Shnrley Albers Mary jane Crowley Second Row Rrchard Schwebke A nold Frxedman Ruth Crowley Thlrd Row june Olsen Richard Anderson Kenneth Wolters james Radcliff Perry Thompson Fourth Row Robert Knutson Donald Mandlch Carl Mesxck Grace Treutmger Robert Zresberger Robert Collins Lloyd Swami Drums Gcnc waIlgDI'blkl Bernard Dannellte Earl Greek ORCHESTRA 'lrlrill O 'Tlnld Ll fl Of! lb l P allll l lll Q l'fWlll ssrll allarr Ward Vamla l n 1 V rem a Ulatr x l 11 t MISSING ORCHEST RA MEMBERS Lafl 101' l n-. U aa. c o a 1 4 'Vlarron ur . ' . ' : ' , . : ' , r- M. ' sflr. If ' H A1 ro Urs ltlw' lfolll. IJ :tl ' Ht Nr, lil :zalfi M ltl. ,lu ' Olswl. il ' Sclrartwhrwrdvr, Carol Ilfmltv. V1r,g1::ra ll.:r1r1. Carl Munn. Gloria Grturl. Robert Hafvurl.. V1r,g1m,1 Ru ' . W ' . . ' ' -I 1 lltv, 1 ' L' ' lx slzz. Paul ll vrtntnn. Rl: l I. -gt-1 ' l st. Al 'X Borfzazv. Mfr 'art D lati Charles Lu: cl -. . ' I. :carat 14 ! With the whirling, twirling majorettes, the snappy Marching Band, the Orchestra, and the Glee Clubs furnishing music and entertainment for the school the music department has enjoyed one of 1tS most successful seasons Led by the head drum majorette Marion Stancevic the drum majors have twirled with and led the bands at many football games concerts parades and for the first time in the history of our school the drum majors led the Marching Band in drills on our school gym floor during mtermissions of basketball games This year the March ing Band has entertained the crowds at home football games and some away games marched in parades played for Assembly programs and has played for several outside activities The Concert Band has played a Christmas and Spring Concert two assemblies in our school marched in parades and has played enumerable programs for different schools and organizations The orchestra and Glee Clubs have also entertained on several occasions The drum majors the Marching Band and the Con cert Band are under the direction of Mr Shook while the Girls Glee Club and the String Orchestra are under the direction of Miss Cox and the Boys Glee Club IS directed by Mr Fahnestock Jean Koepke Marion Stancevlc Abbie Wendell elo cr. Rav a ar ls I' ke o Harrv Hor ath Krause. Dt lfran V a ma Siickney. e T Walter o 0 d R y U upa liolecki. a Jerome Bt li Charles Se a. Johr. alle fa g T rd Row1 o y 1 L pt orcr. Joi Mil I r 1 r I v I Br Ludgard St 4 Slaxic. gp! Lerfiv llocrrcr. 7Qwe ' CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Edward Blasczak fManagerl, Ray Urban, John Romanowicz. Joe Bacun, John Plichta lCoachl, Russell Winkel, Lawrence Kallie, Clifford Wenzel. Second Row: Jerome Beck, Bob Ziesberger, Clarence Stobbe. Don Jacobs, Al Hansen. Leland Kintzler, Charles Frances. Bill Simpson. Third Row: Loyal Brown lCapt. Electl, Don Heller. Don Eiche, Jim Dogger, Ludgard Emelity. Glen Slicker. William Humer 1Capt.3, Al Blaszak. The Bulldog pedmen, coached by John Plichta, finished the sea- son by placing second in the Suburban Meet, and third in the Mid-West and State Meets. Russell Winkel was the outstanding runner, placing first in every meet except in the Mid-West. He was the First West Allis boy ever to win the State Meet. Other top-notch runners were captian William Humer, Clifford Wen- zel, Lawrence Kallie, and Loyal Brown. The task of building a strong track team with but two returning lettermen was laid to coaches Gonyo and Plichta. However, the Bulldog spirit was strong in the team, and their hard practice spelled a successful year. Schwigel and Winkel were outstanding squad members. V JR? taxes, - . . i BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM . , , . 3 . . , v 9 9 . , . - Q I , - , - . . . , . , - , . Flrst Row J. Belich, P cmcoua A. Camillo, Q B Pavlovxch G. Nekich, B Kmg P Drummond. 1 Second Rov Coach Gonyo, J van veghel, Robert Perthel Andy Muhar, F. , Q. Bennett J Sagorac, F. fy I, In . , A . I , ' ' X - 1 in BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM Flrst Row J Neklch J Kocevar G Marovlch D Groh F Blankenhexm Second Row C Dellja F Tant R Kummershek G Duklch Coach Fxsher Startmg the 40 41 basketball season wnth a nucleus of three returnmg lettermen Coach Gonyo molded a team that Hnlshed fourth m the suburban conference All three letterrnen Paul Cxncotta Ellsworth Klng and Andy Muhar graduated 1n Febru ary The team nosed out Pulaskl H1gh 1n the first game of the season by a 1918 score The first conference game was dropped to West Mllwaukee but the half way polnt of the sea son showed West All1s wzth a 500 rat1ng jim Sagorac sopho more and all suburban forward sparkled the Bulldogs to a 31 30 vlctory over West Mllwaukee to start the second half of the season The well orgamzed system of play d1d much to place the team ln fourth place jlm Sagorac joe Belnch Pat Drum mond and Bob Perthel wxll form a strong nucleus for next year ,- 0 MMS FOOTBALL TEAM Ma K A A o u tte F P mp N Toll f S I R H Bab k R W ckla d h h Ro a l1 G e e e B F a c t H W 1 p t F C dek H d Mgr j V Veghel R D ttlaff F Ra h A F fth R B gl H B Fo te D FG Joke Some gentlemen prefer blonds but the suburban football coaches preferred a Brunette' Hue Hue I-Iuc' We apO10g1ZC Unjoke Makmg the most of a squad whlch had a scarclty of re serves a swell Job of coachxng was turned 1n by Nell Gonyo, Floyd Gabert and Ed Sacharskx For the second year 1n a row the team fought 1ts way to fourth place The 20 boys who re cexved letters were Jack Erwin Henry Huc Bob Bachmann Bob Bablck D1ck Levenhagen A1Teshneck George Jurovlch D1ck Machowlak Roy Halloran Ed Szczpanskl Quentm Brunette Bob Pavlovlch Reggle Detlaff Me1v1n Luty Bud Kmg Al Pmtar Ray Sacharskl George Neklch Floyd Radtke and man ager Jack Van Vagel The only two lettermen to return next year w11l be Reggle Detlaff and Ray Sacharskx The second team retamed the Clty champ1onsh1p for our alma mater by defeat 1ng Nathan Hale 18 6 MQW QW HONOR ROLL Quinten Brunette, all suburban back on flrst team Cleftj Henry Huc all suburban tackle on fxrst team D1ck Leven hagen guard on all sub urban second team Dlck Mackow1ak rece1ved hon orable mentlon for h1s lmework NON CONFERENCE GAMES Washmgton West All1s South DlV1SlO 1 West All1s Nathan Hale West All1s CONFERENCE GAMES West Mnlwaukee Cudahy CHomecommgj Shorewood South Mllwaukee Waukesha Whxtefish Bay Wauwatosa 32 West All1s West All1s West All1s West All1s West All1s West All1s West All1s Second 1 eam ' ............. 20 ' ............. . 6 '. .......... 20 ' .......... 6 6 ' 'C .18 ' ........ 4 ' .............. . 0 ' ..12 ' ............. .12 ' ........ 6 ' .............. 19 ' .......... 7 ' .............. 26 VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row Tony Dentlcx Clifford Wenzel Nick jellch Bud Kallle john Sernec Second Row Flon an Wlnd Melvm Forester Ellls Wallenfang Mllan ,Q Pugely Davxd Skxnner The volleyball team, coached by Mr Gabert, battled to a fifth place t1e w1th South Mrlwaukee ln the Suburban Tournament The Suburban Tourney was held on three consecutlve Saturdays 1n the Wauwatosa gym Florxan Wand, sole veteran on the squad, was the outstand1ng player by vlrtue of h1s clever serves and all around play Though the competltlon was plenty tough nevertheless, the Bulldog splash art1sts captured a seventh place rn the Waukesha Relays The Gabertmen were unable to place 1n the Suburban and State Meets Seven lettermen of the fourteen w1ll return to swlm for our alma mater next year SWIMMING TEAM Bat h C a W no j a Wally Koh Cap Y or D k la g adLad h k a Frd G y A Bla za r n I , . , 1 . . v n ' s First Row: Byron c elder. Bob - Hankel, h rlrs Benn:-rr. Herb Kamxnski, allacc O! , oe Ch m- , I l pa. Don Fcrch. s, - X lain Dan Sekulich. Lawrence Ma- rrnkovich. Second Row: Coacl' Gaberl. joe Aber. Le Ro Sever- l ' son, Ervin Wesell. Ge ge ic. Wili m Schmelxn , How r is , ,Inc Horack. 'lac C ble. e L-bog lfrcd sc lc, manager. N GOLF TEAM D ck Le enhagen Edw n Yanacheck Mel n Luty Formmg hls golf team around the fine nucleus provnded by Duck Levenhagen and Melvln Luty coach Thompson entered a strong team 1nto tournament compet1t1on Last year Dlck t1ed for xndxvldual first place honors 1n the State Meet The team slons were held at the Greenfield Park Course under the watch ful eyes of Tommy Teachmg the boys how to serve chop play net and lob were just a few of the dutles of the tenms coach Mr Fxsher The two returmng lettermen from last year s squad were Erv Felskl and Fred Masch The team pract1ced ln the Nathan Hale gym and outdoors at Washmgton Park B .4 ' f regulars were picked by intra-squad matches and practice ses- fl tw .V v TENNIS Fred Masch Er m Felskl N ll 0k,,4WcmqcmAee-- To prove that the sophomores are just as skilled as the seniors, a team of four 10A girls carried away First place in the open badminton tournament. The teamwork and clever play of the champs frequently caught all opposition off-balance. In the singles tournament, Dorothy Markey defeated Emily Davies to successfully defend her last year's singles title. The interclass volleyball tournament drew a total of 65 girls from the gym classes. The 12A's, with Gladys Klimt as their captain, over- whelmed all opposition from the lower classmen to annex the championship. The final playoff brought them up against the 11B team, captained by Emily Davies, whom they defeated by a score of 8 to 3. BADMINTON CHAMPS Lillian Werging, Mary Pryich, Beverly Schultz. Erma Lachovich. IZA INTER-CLASS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS First Row: Marian Behling, Josephine Repovsch, Echo Eastlund, Gladys Klimt. Second Row: Vivian Steinbach, Ardyce ,I I Scott. ,hm Though girls basketball isn t as fast a game as the boys ver- sion it 1S just as much fun Because the girls aren t allowed to dr1bble more than one step clever passmg 1S an lmportant part of the game The All Star team was chosen by M1ss Brandt and M1ss Adams after they had watched the g1rls play ln the 1nter gym class tournament The cholces were made on the basxs of actual playmg ab1l1ty and good sportsmanshlp The Soccer Champlons of the gym classes made xt qulte ev1dent that teamwork means v1ctory Wxth the students actmg as referees the games ten mmutes ln length were played off smoothly INTERGYM CLASS BASKETBALL ALL STARS Flrst Row Mary Wnght Adyce Scott Vxvnan Stembach Marxan Dolezal jean Gudert Helen Baslch Angeline Schkery antz Second Row Pearl Anderson Hope Boblm Shlrley Barford Glee Dav1s Marlon Stancevxc Peggy Cart Olga Hvala INTERGYM CLASS SOCCER CHAMPIONS Furst Row Ardyce Scott Vxvxan Stem bach Bermce Melewskl Marllyn Cook Vnrgmla Haase Lorette Barczak Betty Jane Dlon Second Row Vlrgmxa Rus sell Ellen Loehe Pearl Anderson Shlrley Barford Olga Hvala Dolores Klees W A CLUB HOCKEY 1 ri o Um Jw GIRLS' SWIMMING First Row: Eleanor Sanders, Vir- ginia Ulatowski, Doris Anton, Roxy Carian, Margaret Hoover. geline Roberto Second Row Ingeborg Rosenstangel Beatr ce B andon Abbie Wendell Dori Philaja Lorra ne Timper Theresa Haas jeanete Schumann Glee Davis Mary jane Kelly ane St aw Every Wednesday after school the swimming pool echoed and re echoed with the shouts and splashings of M1ss Adam s mermaids The girls practiced their strokes, racing starts and turns, and diving with the hopes of becoming really proficient in swimming Perhaps, some day from out of this group of athletic girls will come a new queen of the swimming world During the first two and one half months of the fall semester, the W A Club devoted its time to learning the fundamentals of hockey The club was divided into a red and a blue team which played for the club championship, with the blues as victors Arls 'v G dx Stan a x Ja , i r , ' , 's 1 I 1 . J r . . . . , ' 9 . . . , . l i Row Aug- Suri. Vxuzf bl bat.i, Angelznu Malurtn. Marv Cn-nlz, l-lntzlv Katiltzis, Mara' L Ita. Bt-:xv ,lam Dao: Suomi R Frame- Tatkman. la 'N K1 it. Ellen Lothe. Marion Y 'I'l1t-ru Haas, Er-nil'l ues. c H rm-.ith Josephine Rr- g li, Virginia llaasr. Carol Phyllis Stevens. Cleo Anton. An- The juniors who expect to rule the roost next year have come through this trying term with flying colors With Stuart Gullickson and Ralph Smole as president and vice president the secretary, Frances Pmtar and the co treasurers Fred Talt and Glee Davis, have governed the Junior Class with supreme dexterity Then too there was that unforgetable cam paign for his maJesty The Prom King, Pat Drummond the so opponent jimmy Goeble Of course of femininity who reigned as queen Miss Fre1da Bruns Since you, the excellent choices for your executors you remember that acme for that night of nights Juniors, have made such and magistrates, we feel confident that you will uphold the high ideals so characteristic of a Finer education JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row Frances Pmtar Stuart Gul hcl-:son Glee Davls Second Row Ralph Smole Fred Tait '442 1 . 5 7 1 ' 9 . . , , - 1 9 ' called 'Dark Horse', was the victor, winning over his closest 1 . ' 1 7 3 J Jardine FEBRUARY OFFICERS phy B tty T yl M Wlth Edward Murphy at thelr head, V1ce presldent john Gustafson Secre tary Jeanne Lucas and Treasurers Betty Taylor and Don Heller com bmed the1r nlmble mmds w1th the commxttee members to keep the senior functions runnlng on a smooth basis The open minds and many talents of this m1d year graduatlng class have left a h1gh standard for future classes to go by Luck to them TO THE CLASS OF 41 As you cllmb the hill Of the coming years, May you travel 1n high And never Shlft gears Wlth plenty of spark And never a knock And a Joy Hlllng statlon In every block the class glft together wlth the Febru ary group and planning the senlor party for the Junlor graduates were all tasks of the lively treasurers Elame Endl and Tom Jackson Secre tary Ann Plntarlch Vlce presldent Robert Pavlovxch and Pres1dent Joe Bacun Though commlttee differences were many the final cholces were al most always unanimous JUNE OFFICERS IS g C BbhV - , - 9 , - First Row lSea!edD: Jeanne Lucus, Edward Mur , e i a or. Second Row 1StandingJ: Donald Holler, john Gustf- son. Andrew uhar. ' ' 1 a s Z s v - - Debating over class night, selecting s I J y - , 9 ' l x I 1 , . - Seated: Anne Pintarich, joe Bacun, Elaine End. tandin 1 - Mike hobanian, jane Straw, Robert Pavlovich, Rosemary ' a ic , irginia Beckers, Tom jackson. Margaret Alberg Alexander Andersor Marlon Anderson Louis Barth Lois Rae Behling Alice Behm Fred Behrn Raymonrl Bethke Clifford Bieganslci Quinten Brunette Marjorie Burke Albert Camillo joseph Champa Paul Cincotta Robert Collins Doris Conley Ralph Cooper George Dardich Elsie Demshar Mary Dentici Arthur Doughty Margaret Drews Shirlee Emmett Laverne Evans William l-'arquhai' jerry lfehlman Margare' lfellei lbtin l-'ei t li lilifaltenh l-Wilvian Shirley lfrzin' Alite Cjalwcl l'-ilorerive Gai' lv Rttstfie Gziiief' Ralg h Cv.i'.x'rttrtslht1 'lark Oi'ee:ii.s-iitiil William Glye john Gustafson Roy Halloran Kenneth Hansen Marion Hassler Don Heller Henry Heitl Elizabeth Horvath Clifford Jensen Evelyn Jensen Warren johnson Marion Keech Ellsworth King Virginia King Paul Klatt Anita Knapton Lyle Knepprath Lillian Krause Frances Krisik Laverne Kroening Edgar Kruegel Milton Krueger Anton Laga Daniel Lang Serafine LaRosa jeanne Lucas Richard Maekowiak Oiva Maki Gilbert Malmstrorn Harvey Marshall Emily Markovic Llewellyn Meddaugh Elizabeth Medhurst Magdalena Mesich Dorothy Meter if N t J, wi 4 if Iwi, a or , 7' ':a .3 x K I 5 J A --...A vi xl 1' 'UN '7 Aj V is ,site . ,ag E1 4? wi' ff? -. 10.11 4 Q, v4?4f ,fx .Q '. 4, , Z- 35' -6 2' L. 9 411 fo. A 3 Bene Meyer vlrixgiili Milzrilait lyl Dfiriitliy Miller slarnck lllf'fI'C Axim' lVl,ifci Gene Mueller EflVw'EiI 'i Murphy Eugene Nettninu Dorothy Nibbee jose-iili Nirholaus Auflrey Niinnier Athalie Olson Lillian Peterson Albert Pintnr I-'loytl Racltke Virginia Rahtzow John Repati Marie Robinson Victor Rody Autlrey Rosenthal Dorothy Sarcnat Etta Savor Annie Saye Leon Scliur Rurly Selianc Clarc-nts blfiug lileanti: e St-lvtftilz Anne Sf-nivayg liil Sitlcexxxlti rvl.1l1.tY' 5' Vx t Krfl' 5'el't. A7itit Tt. S'l'Ifi MAX 1 STC A Sit 1 avr lla-it-r' 5'ui rt li Betty Taylor Frederick Terry Albert Tesheneck james Thomson Eunice Tollefsen LA Mary Versnik Dorothy Wachholz Carl Warichak Daniel NVesierski Isabelle Wolf Marno Wrench , Edward Wroblewski 'W Daniel Yates Raymond Zielinski FEBRUARY GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Anton joseph Angel, David D. Baaske, Otto Edward Balko, Richard Barnes, Roy S. Gronning, john Wallace Heinke, James F. Horton, Kathleen Lyons, Virginia D. Mellon, Joyce V. Meredith, Andrew Joseph Muhar, joseph j. Windishman, Richard Kenneth Winkler, Faylice A. Wisniewski, Harry Stanley Zalewski, Daniel C. Ze- browski. Dolores Abbott juanita Albers Cleora Anderson Dorothy Andersen George Anderson june Anderson Ruth Andersen Ellen Andrews Gladys Andrews Doris Anton Rosemary Babich Ann Babick Bob Babick Robert Bachmann joseph Bacun john Balian Patricia Barford Theodore Barr john Bartol Marilyn Barton Glenn Bauer Robert Baugh Marjorie Bautz Jerome Beaudry Virginia Beckers Marian Behling Ralph Behrens Charles Bennett William Bennett Jennie Beronja Mildred Bev-nga lizleen Bishog Vintent Biwer Edward Blaszczak Henry Burger Beatrice Borowski Jennie Bratanic Donald Braun Harold Brevei' Elinor Brown Margaret Brozovich Lillian Bruening jane Brunk Orville Bucci Anne Bujanovich Rosalie Cerar Charlotte Cary Monak Chobanian Frank Chudy Dorothy Clow Nancy Covic Charles Cusimano jack Daberkow Donald Dahms Mamie D'Amico Martha Danner Raymond Davidson jane De Back Mary Dehart Irene Deja Calbert Dings Frances Dippo Marion Doering james Dogger Lillian Dolezal Carol Dooley Virginia Dunn Elaine Dunse Paul Duerlinger Echo Eastlund ll l F , do ft, 9 W4 we 9 fa 'G' Q..-4 'J 1.6 'J .ff Qi .4 T 1? PM-4, .ai V , , I '.i '39 Riff' 'Q 1 J' , ..- CV 'B .7 at 4 -A Q Ki as .JA Agnes Ebertsch Marcellaine Edwards Ludgard Emelity Elaine Endl Robert Fazen Winifred Foti Charles Francis Paul Franson ,lean Frank Ralph Fischer Robert Friedl Edwin Gallatin Ruth Gappa Phyllis Gawronski Evelyn Gerard Leola Gerard Galen Gerber Virginia Gerlicher Hilory Gillard Dolores Gimlcr Robert Girocco Mildred Glembin Ann Gloudeman Marie Glowacki jane Goode Leonard Grabarkiewit 1 l-'rances Grabncr Robert Grat Ruth Gi eea' Gloria Gicuel Nliililflll Gueri Theresa Haas Pearl Hall jack Hanimei Roller! Hankel Mary Hanna Edward Hannernan Albert Hansen Deloris Harder Cyrilla Hasler Robert Haase Lois Heinke Dorothy Heise Emma Heiser Oliver llerrick Margaret Hielzs Eugene Higbie Genevieve Hinkley Phyllis Hobbinea Marion Hofier Eugene Hohler Frances llosni Rosemary Huber William Humer Mary Humer Ralph Ingraharn Rita Jackson Thomas Jackson George Jacobsen Helen Jacobi Kenneth Jacoby Roy Jaeger George Jefferies Alex Jekel Josephine Jenko Arclys Johansen E1 een o es La Verie Juigc Susan Kalashian Allie Kalom MQ, 4' .. , , W f K if f 4 3, 1 f If If 'y .wif - QL 2 Q . 0 j 1 41, 6 5-5 'sri ' i ' 1 X QXX MEM y ai., -- Y i 2: S17 6.1 nv-' i,... 'Z au., ITL ef sd 'ff-7 1 W'-1.7 4 'Q QQ . F' 41' if -4 'FF 4? f Nun! Q 2 f fs ,Q Ai' 1 E 4 I x hae rw- sd 3 44' NJ' 'W san- vm- I., J 0 6- .A T3 ah., 3 13' l by , .xv- K' z as yi Q fi. NO' 17' K ,- 1' if faq , aw N f. I Q ' if Y fir' -3 up Lawrence Kallie Herbert Kaminski james Kane Robert Kamen Mary jane Kelly William Keily Irene Kertz Helen Kiester Joyce Kilmer Ruth Karjala Walter Koba Leland Kintzler Raymond Kirschnik Mydelle Kleist Gladys Klimt Ervin King Robert Kohls Bruce Koth Frances Kramer Leo Krahn Elleanore Krecklow Robert Krenz Raymond Kriegsman Arthur Krirnmer Edward Krueger Thomas Kruxwiuki Luuille KLIIHI liciruthy Kujawgi -Iuseyibine lgiiiiiw-ii: Dunalil Lang Bctiy Lange Ciinnic L11 RUNA Gliiria La Rum Margie lgiixiii Riiili l..lNN.lI r c Virginia La Valle Betty Lawton Doris Lehfeldt Dorothy Lisiak Marie Lochner Elsie Lohrnann Marianne Loncaric Mary Lowery Emlyn Luehring Charles Lunde Agnes Luty Melvin Luty Richard Lynch Audrey Mance Lawrence Marinkovich Leslie Martin james Matthews june Matzke Angeline Mazurco Etta Medhurst Dorothy Meister joseph Melewski Carl Mesick Leonard Michalski james Miller june Miller Ralph Miller jane Minkowski Matthew Misurek Virginia Mlodzik Donald Moe Mary Mohar Richard Moldenhauer jane Muehlenberg Mary jane Mueller lil. 13 3 V ,Q 0-10 , 5 ' -.av I .nas 1 ' 5 3' 9 e y 2 -ff '43 fb 1 3 s 5 nd --7 13 l AO 43 .aw 'Q -H3 'TT' I 2 ...Tr 'J -4 .4 Qs -3 759' 48 0? ws -41 1 N-5 N--Af J 6' Wav Q. ,.,,,, 4 f-Ai -ll wsu' Q19 4 l 4 ' ' if Kfffwx f, rl, ,ff I sv W Q, i mg, ,, msg, 4 X4 ,XS Ji, N6 ,Q iff Evelyn Mueller Gvsendolyri Myers Leona Narex-:ski Isabelle Nernitz Jerome Niewiadomski George Nekich Delores Nowak Adeline Nycz Nada Obradovich Merval Oleson june Olsen Irene Opiela Pflarian Osser Clifford Owen Angeline Pacholski Irene Patterson Paul Paulsen Bob Pavlovich Emolyne Payne Janice Paynter Florence Pelner Betty Perry Betty Pfeifer Eugene Pfister Milton Pick Ann Pintarich Roller. Pittelkow Margaret Plank ll-'lary Pottvcliitk l-Folie-it l'r1c-rel 1.ett:1.1 Rzitller Gt-tviggt' Rziszcl' jeziz' Rowlingwon Aitlitii Reitligiri I-limi Rt-ill Florence Reith Josephine Repovsch Ruth Richter Gertrude Ries Sherman Rinehart Norton Roedel Richard Roeske Marshall Rogalski Dorothy Rolli Ruth Rozak Shirley Runge Homer Rust Paul Sarich Elsie Saye Vernon Scliauer Dorothy Schalk Robert Schallitz Norma Schilling june Schindler Helen Schimmel Gilbert Schmus Berenice Schultz Betty jane Schultz Vada Schultz Rudolph Schwabe june Schwellenbach Ardyce Scott Felicia Selin Dolores Selwicki Vlanda Serwin Fay Severson Walter Sigrist Eileen Simon Eveyln Sinicke Norma Singbush gm ,me HV , ,. if' af My ,AJ ed , 'Q f Z' XE' --wr -I 5a,,,z:. -, fa- 'U' , - 1127 ,Q . Zi M ---1' i ,Mi WJQ 4? '5 :Q .nv . 1 vim 415 1 S nv I w-.9 l A Delores Sluss Vicilei Srnarella Herbert Smith l.fil'I'3ZFlC Smith Kenneth Sprague ,Q Irene S5-yuhalaki Norman Stickney Marjtirie Sturtk jane Straw Clittcirtl Stroniberg 'l'. C. Szyper Ralph Tersen llonaltl Thompson james Tierney Muriel Torstenson Lydia Vaculik Gustave Valent Earle Van Veghel Jerome Van Veghel Mabel Verburgt Martha Udulutch Jeanne Warren Marion Wawrzyniak Irene Weber Keith Weibel Neal Weinitsuhkta Clitmrtl Wenzel Pliylliw VVernei lbnltiiex Wieif-iiel: lf'hel Wilstiri Rive Winke' rin tex Vhiitlerxjarr l-Qrlwin Yanatheek ' 'lkmy Y ermzan Heinz, e Yifting Fdward Zalac Genevleue Zawackx Chas Zenl Anlta Zlegenhagen g Z jesse Aranda joseph Banyasz Thomas C Bell Fred Bennett Leroy Berglm Jeanette BCI'Zll'lSk1 Douglas Brendelson Anme Chometa Charlotte L Clume Carol Clarxce Corrado Gerald Darby Peggy Rosalmd Dolata Oscar R Dolensek jacx Jay Erwm Arthur Flnne Arthur E Fischer Jr Stephen A Frxedrlch Dorothv Gondek joseph Louxs Gorsm jay Nelson Grmols Francls D Gronowskx LaVern Joaes Norman Keller Amella Kocevtch Ann Krempleskn Walter A Krmgel Ralph Rnley Marble Bobj Matkovxch Margaret Rose Mejchar jesse R Merner Olga Mxchel Henry M Pal1woda Peter Pawelka rI3l'1lI'l Peterson Elmer Nlcklas Petka Marlon N Polaslk Charles Presser Lorrame Clara Prust George RCI'1lCWlCkl Leander RCVOllnSk1 Wesley Roloff Roland Sandberg Delphlne G Schmldt Vnvlan C Shannon Edward Skeldmg fSdrzezkowsk1J Vnvxan C Stembach Edward Szcze panskl Fred W Terwllllger john D Usarek Florran M Walxgorskl Flornan John Wmd Frank Anton Wokurka Norbert L Zera Wllbert Hensel Henry Huc joseph Wal er Levanduskx Lola McCasl1n Geraldlne Ann Melcher Albert W Owen Allan Sandberg Rxchardj Stevenson john Ternenyn Z N. ,f 54, , 4. If . , 1 -, Cx ,A 5-an I 1- 1' - . I 54,1 oi 1 H 1 -1, . - I V . I fy. 'K ' 1 4 . H I J-',,l 1 f..., 4 I-, JUNE GRADUATES NOT PICTURED '- , f' I C' ' Y I ' V ' ' . 1 1 - 1 Y I Y ' 1 V 1 - - 1. - 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - . 1 . . - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 I ' I V ' 7 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1' . 1 1 v I ' 1 . 1 , 1, 1 . Y V t .' . ' . vw CCWMM A 1 Alice Gabel, Evelyn Jensen, Leon Sehur-February Valedic- torians. Ke1th Stelter February Salutatorlan Jean Frank June Valed1ctor1an Anlta Ze1,Denhagen June Salutatorlan Bette Meyer D A R Award Ludgard Emehty Amerlcan Legxon Award Joe Bacun Honor Cup umten Brunette W Club Award Robert Plttelkow Bausch and Lomb Jane Straw Womans Club Scholarshxp John Gustafson H1 Y Scholorshlp I Dare You Awards Mydelle Klelst and Charles Zena Latm Medals Ahce Gabel Evelyn Jensen Bette Meyer Jane Straw Joe Bacun Forens1c Awards Evelyn Jensen Leon Schur Kexth Stelter Tom Bell Joe Bacun Chfford Owen Irene Patterson Speclal Muslc Awards 3 year S Frank S Emmett G Dardlch V Dunn E Reld A Johansen M Storck F Wodenjak E Hohler C Dmbs C MCS1Ck C Owen H Borber C Pautz 2 year G Andrews E Wllson L Martm Drum Major Award M Stancevxch J Albers E Saye Wamago Awards Gold Pxns Erv Felskl Joe Bacun Kelth Stelter S1lver Pms Calbert Dmgs Chfford Owen Dave Shook Jane Straw Elleen S1mon Merval Oleson Charles Bennett Maxme Owen Janlce Paynter Delores Sluss Lorrame Anderson . .U 0 . i Q ' J U7 , . . i' I 9 s 9 , . . -' v a . v 9 7 9 ' ' ' - : . , . , . ' , J. Dogger, M. Osser, C. Lunde, G. Greuel, M. Oleson, . , . . , . , . , . . 9 . , . OF , . , . . . 0' 7 . . : . , . , . . : . , . , . . -D . I .y y . ' : 1 9 V 9 9 Y 9 3 9 ' TIME FLIES AND HOW September W1th moans and groans school started Sophomores form cha1n gang at book store The 11tt1e soph CRalph Gallatmb and the blg sen1or fAlex Andersonj VOICCS are heard resound1n 1n all the halls at once Football West All1s loses to Washlngton 20 6 Football West A1115 loses to South D1v1s1on 20 6 October Football Its the jmx West All1s loses to West M1lwaukee 40 F1re Prevent1on Assembly Leland K1ntzler learned how to put out h1s steamer or plpe Tr1ple Feature The Homecom1ng Parade West A1115 t1es Cudahy 1212 B1g Homecom1ng Dance Joe Bacun takes sen1or class pres1dent and Wamago Edltor honors Plrates Po11cemen Cowboys Sold1ers and NOD11lty ra1d the school gym H1story ball Same old th1ng Football West A1115 loses to Shore wood 14 0 25 Whhoooppppppeeeeee West A1118 does lt West All1s w1ns over South M1lwaukee 19 6 Flashl' Even teachers get romant1c MISS Bubeck announces engagement November West All1s defeats Waukesha 13 0 West All1s defeats Wh1tehsh Bay 261 H1StOfy made Three Valed1ctor1ans announced They were Leon Schur Evelyn Jensen and Al1ce Gabel Football West A1115 loses to Wauwatosa 32 1 Mr Nye was taken ser1ouslx 1ll and M1ss Cozfa substn tuted for h1m 21 ODE TO THE GALS Roses ar Red V1olets are Blue Ram makes 1j1OWCI'S17C3L1tlfL11 whx cloesn t lt ram on xou 8- ' . 9- ' U . 11- . . .U . 20- : ' ' U , - . 27... : . . . . v - u 4- : , . -Q . 8- . . - . 11- ' : ' . 14- , . . 16- . , . 1 s . , . . 18- ' - : ' - 3O- .. . 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'Y . . .- December January Twenty Bulldog he men recelve letters at Football Banquet School musxclans perform Annual Fall Concert gxven by Concert Band Three Cheers Chrlstmas Vacatlon 14 Semor class glves new m1crophone to school 23 Mld year Honor Assembly 26-M1d year Baccalaureate 28 Wxtch of Salem opera glven by W1scons1n College of MUSIC replaced usual Class Nlght Program 30 130 semor assume dxgmty for the first txme COM MENCEMENT PROGRAM February March 30 That dramatxst of dramatlsts That humorlst of humorlsts MR J EMERSON NYF. returns to school Roses are Red V1olets are blue Ra1n on the roof rem1nds me of you DRIP DRIP ' Arlene Markussen plays Wlth the WISCOHSIH Symphony Orchestra The day of days999 Anyway 1ts a double feature Mr M J W Ph1ll1ps b1rthday and the annual H1 Y Twenty Eve boys appear ln school w1th wh1te ha1r and colonlal costumes Constltutlon Play glven for audl tor1um Mother to d m Mother to d m Mother to d m Mother to d m not to drmk Ha Ha I dont not to smoke Ha Ha I dont not to swear Ha Ha I dont to study hard Ha Ha All Star Band just about JIVCS students out of audr torrum Home Room quartets heard smgmg 1n the hall7'99 Mr Bast and staff pub11shes song book Every Hans and Gretchen come to the first Jam ses sron Forum Mlxer CYCLONE HITS SCI-IOOL ' NO 1tS only posters for the prom lung campalgn Pat Drummond was the handsome wmner 12- ' 17- . . - . 20- .. 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