Whitefish Bay High School - Tower Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1936
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'- f ' ' X 1 44, Af fx- 5 wx 0 THE BEAUTIFUL PALISADES I '1 'UE z 2' A ' , f' , ML, Aww-Q , ' K ff' I AXQW 449' ' 9 4 ' '.xfffL.Z,,,,uf , -'V 7 , .1 ' - ' , -JY 71' -Wa--L fi I T. fimff' 5NVL VeV ,v - 44, .,,.cf'zf 'fa., , fy iff- 41 ' 1 - V, 4, Vgilcbr f . ..--1 ' 1 e ,.s. .. - ' v A, I vi, !':,.5.,Z,4-nl, p 4- -,. 4 , . ..' u..l.X -1-jj ' ' '-'-wfi-lZw'5xQulA - Y- - . M , .N - , ', , V- . 4, -fAP+l:w-yJf1- gfbfk ' 1Qf.1Yif-L 1 . , J ' .. U, xr'-,f-f'.11gm-rw-Y .. xH,,f ' fx ' '51 ,' A 4 V ,:g.'F45i.i :gf -3- 4 , H -1- , ..:..-.'f..:'g ,J -' 7' 1' .4 ' I 411511 :Tu w 1 X.-vi-iq ' A g I LAKE IVIICI-IIGAN IN WINTER 0 4! . ,ff . 0 TENNIS AT KLCDDE PARK 0 Wx I , X , af' ' ' auf- W ff ff W nwymf My .w , . Mfjfknl W Nqvwwlywsrwy Xa INCH T J nvwxgxgif ffwwfdk 4 R. K. HliAl.Y Prilzrijml of W'hilcfi.sh Bay High Srlafml wJy J' ff! ' Lf' Al. ,JJ , ,M V C. L. IVfUI.RlNli Sfljzwilzlezzdelzt of ll7 lJifefiIl9 Bay Sflaonly BCDARD CDF EDUCATION NELSON C. HALL W. H. HOFFMAN A Member Treamrer L 4 ALVIN C. JONES Member MRS. H. MOON H. M. Wxrrs Clerk Director BARBRA ALDERMAN Beloil College B. A. English Department ALVIN H. ANDERSON North Cefztml College B. A. Science Department HARRIET BARR Milwaukee Stale Teaclaerf B. E. Art Department PI-IILLIP E. BREWER Ufzizferrity of IViJco11Ii1z Pla. M. Plalteville State Teaclrerf College B. E. Social Science Department WALTER BYERS Perm College B. A. Ufzizferfily of Iowa M. A. Mathematics Department Football Coach VIRGINIA ENDEBROCK Milwaukee Downer College B. S. Boys Glee Club FACULTY EMMA L. FORCE Indiana Uuiverrily B. A. Nortlnvefterfz University M. A. Biology Department CATHRYN HANSEN Milwaukee Stale Teacherx College Girls Glee Club ALICE HAUSSMAN Ufziverpvity of Wircomin B. A. Social Science Department English Department HAZEL HAWKINS ll7eJtern Illizzoir Slate TeaclJer.r College B. E. English and Speech Department Dramatics Department SHERMAN W. HIRSCI-ILER Parsom College B. A. Uuiverfiiy of Iowa M. A. Social Science Department ARY J. JAMIESON nysical Education 'zioeryity of IVi.feonJizz B. S. '. E. JERSEY rector of Industrial Arts op and Drawing Crofxe State Teacher: College nut Imtitute B. S. ARY HELEN KEATING :an of Girls glish llege of Sain! Therein B. A. F. KUEHL ysical Education sketball Coach CroJJe State Teacher! College GAR KUNDMAN mool Band lwaukee Slate Tearlaery College B. E. DF 1936 GRACE LIGHTBODY Commercial Department Wlaiiewater Slate Teaelaem' College B. E. J. H. ROSE A. ' Mathematics A 'Of Plallewille Stare Tefjtlgerr College Ufzioeriity of Wifcozzfirz Ph M, VX X, MARY ROSEMAN Commercial Department Whitewater State Teaclaerr College B. E. ELEANOR RYERSON Librarian Carroll College B. A. Library School of University of Wifcomin CATHERINE C. SMITH Home Economics Urzioerfily of Iowa B. A. R. H. STEIDTE Foreign Languages Milwaukee Dowrzer College B. A. FACULTY CAROLINE SWEENEY Foreign Language Milwaukee Downer College B. A. DOROTHY VEUM English Department Ufziverrily of Wirc0fzJi1z,B. A. C. A. WANGERIN Physical Education Department LaCr0Jre State Teachefr College B. E. WINIFRED ZWEMER Visiting Teacher FLORENCE CASHMAN Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools FLORENCE SCHRAMM Secretary to the Board of Education RHODA BROOK Secretary to Principal KATHRYN SCHERNECKER Cafeteria Director DR. EDWIN GUTE Head of Health Department MARGARET SCHINZ Supervising Nurse ZEIAM DAVIDSON Dental Hygientist K - x f 5 14.601 QuL lfLLCiQJ, V Uv few QL MMU MW, fJff!V'-1 awe M 7 ww wnejw fp 42 MW ,W flfwffbf OX! f QU! f fav 4,LQQ4A,c,XX 345 A M61 5 M A5 Q Z1 Dyk! LAJJ M ZW? f ' 1 t R A 5 N3 N X Q 5 gg ff' 3' ' 3 2213? 5535541252 53342 ' S E N DoN ANnEItsoN 1 zwzlle the earth with gentle .ffep while you with boldrzeri' tread. Hi-Y, Boys' lnter-inural, 2, 5, -ig Skating Meet, 5, 4, Track, 2, 5, Al, Cross Country, -ig Volley Ball, 2, 3, fi. JOHN Amos We prize bfl0,l'.l', and they prize them mart who ff7C'IIl.l'L'!l'C.l' are u'i.i'e. L.ItiI Club, 2, Boys' lllitl'-lllrflllkll, 1, 2, 5. CL4fVh' Qin .L UAMHC ls 'W ' V - e HIQNIIY AsIiN - 'Wx ' ' My truzgzze witloiu my lipi' I rei11.' for zrlm ldlkj' mirth 1111111 talk in mill. Shop Club, Al, Assistant Manager of Football, 2, Boys' lnter-inural, l, 2, 5. Cimcgia BAARTH She that hath lermzrledge ,rparetlv ber 1z'ord.i'. Class President, 2, Home Room President, 3, Social Cliairman, 3, French Cnub President, Al, Glee Club, 5, ii, Girls' Club, -ig Honor Society, -1. CHAitI.Izs BALI. The world lllI'L'J' a .ipive of Il'll'kL'd176.l'.Y.H Shop Cluh, rig Latin Club, 2, Hi-Y, S, -ig Football, 1, 2, 3, -lg Basketball, l, Z, 5, junior Class Play. . 1 IQIQSMQ VIRGINIA BANNON A Reproef 011 her lipr, bn! zz rutile in ber eyerf' Minneapolis School, 1 Year, Social Chairman, 3, -ig French Club, 2, 3, Girls' Club, -lg Criterion, 5, Girls' Inter-mural, 2, 5, 4, G. A. A., -1. LAWRENCE BAUMIER Silence if more eloquent flmrt u'0rd.r. Boys' lnter-mural, 1, 2, 5. 'Q RUTH BIEHRENS Widely and Jlezely I ge: they Jtmlflzle zelao ga ten fart. Thiensville High School, 2 Years. BIaitNIcIa BIENTLIEY We marzfel at thee mm'lJ, Iretzrizlg tlmt .flllllly Jmilef' Social Chairman, lg Tower Times, -l. Gieiwixuim BERGIN My girl, than gazerf mink 1117011 the golden .i'kle.i'. Thiensville High School, 2 Years. . 3--vw .sf ae. - .T .. Q, 3 H- ,pst . ANDERSON ARTUS ,ASEN BAARTH BALL BANNON BAUMIER T BEHRENS BENTLEY BERGIN BEYER BILLERBECK BOYLAND CLAUS COLBY COYLE CROWLEY DEUTSCH DHEIN FARLEY 0171936 ' ALEXANDER BEYER He doth, indeed, show .roine sparks that are like wit. Football, 1, 2, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 3, 4, Skating Meet, 3. DOROTHE BILLERBECK What cannot art and industry perform. East Troy, 2 Years, French Club, 39 Dramatic Club, 1, Girls' Club, 4g Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 3. PHYLLIS BOYLAND A cheerful look inakes a dish a feast. Secretary of French Club, 3, 45 G. A. A., 4, Girls' Inter-mural, 1, 2, 3. JEANNE CLAUS 1 f silence were golden, she would start another gold rush. Chairman of Junior Prom Program Committeeg Library Assistants' Club, 4, Assistant in Library, 5, 4. BERNICE COLBY A maiden fresher than the first green leaf, With which the spring tide flecks the lea. ROBERT COYLE What a fine man hath thy tailor inade thee! Home Room President, 23 Class Secretary, 3, 43 Social Chairman, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2. ALICE CROIWLEY Always ready with her friendly smile. Girls' Club, 45 Library Club 4' Library Assist t' . an Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, i , THERESA DEUTSCH Tell ine where is fancy hred, Or in the heart, or in the head P DOROTHY DHEIN Blessed are the joy makers. Home Econor-mics Club, 3g G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Inter- mural, 2, 3. C' JEAN FARLEY Thy wit is as fast as the grey honnd's month. Riverside High School, 2 Years, Glee Club, 1, 3, 4, Girls' Club, 4, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 3, 4. ' SEN G1.Am's FHNNER She held law' lwzglze and zvem' her lazy. Home liconomics Club, 5, Girls' Club, -l. lboaori-iv ITOWLIER Last tribute to sch0ol, l derire we may be bel- Ier .rfm11gerJ. Thiensville High School, 2 Years, Girls' Intermural, 3. Rox' FRIIEDMAN Il ir lmzfing in .mme zzzeafzrre fl fort of wit to kzmiz' lanu' to me Ifae zwil of ollJer.f. Home Room Secretary, 5, Home Room Treasurer, -lg Track lNIanager, 2, 3. l5iz'rsY l7itoMM A dj.v,f1n.viliw11o lf1l'C'.l'!2I'l'l! and abilify lo im- j1ro1'e. Presiilenl of Girls' Club, -lg Vice Presiclent of G. A. A., -lg Glec Club, 1, 2, 3, -'ig French Club, 4, Latin Club, -lg Tower Times, -lg Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 5, -lg Honor Society, 3, -l. MAR112 Goi2i.z12R G'w1Ile of rpeerh, bwlefiriezif of mind. Prcsitlunt of German Club, 33 Vice President of Dramixric Club, 2, Home Economics Club, 53 Dramatic Club, l, 2, 5, -lg German Club, 3, Girls' Club, fl, Glee Club, 5, -lg Honor Society, 4. l QRS CARL GOTTSCHALK The rizzzple, Jileflt relflerr mlm if worib fl 1z'w'ld of 10lIgll6J'f6l'.f.H Home Room President, -lg Dramatic Club, 1, Zg Ger- man Club, 53 Secretary of Typing Club, lg Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2. Louis GMU Slow but rare. Inter-mural Sports, 2, 3. Vinum GUIERNSEY Przliem'e ir bilfer biz! ily frlzilf are fll'C'L'f. Riverside High School, 2 Years, junior Class Play: Glee Club, -lg Girls' Club, -ig Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 5. ICATIILYN lclACGlill'l'Y Ulfmzzk nm! ofzlrpakefz-J'l1c .l'.!J'.Y zrlml .vbe llJi1zk.r. junior Auclobon Club, 53 Latin Club, 1, 2, Girls' Club, -lg Girls' lnter-mural Sports, 2. VIRNIETTA HARMS Alzz'fzyJ ready I0 play np, and play the game. Glee Club, l, 2, 3, -lg Girls' Club, -lg G. A. A., 2, 3, -lg Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, Z, -l. . +wXYJL't-'W 'rr f-H-r ,. E -rf'ewrs:.ri-if wx 4 FENNER FOWLER FRIEDMAN FROMM GOELZER GOTTSCHALK GRAU GUERNSEY 1 HAGGERTY , HARMS HARTE HASKINS, L. HASKINS, R. HEROLD HOADLEY JOHNSON KAESTNER KAPPES KOEPPEN LICK CDF 1936 ' MARGARET HARTE Concealed talent hringr no reputation. Glee Club, 4, Latin Club, 2, junior Audobon Club, 3, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 4. LOUISE HASKINS Honor lie! in honert toil. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, junior Audobon Club, 2, 3, Honor Society, 4. RUTH HASKINS Infinite riehey in a little room. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, junior Audobon Club, 2, 3, Ger- man Club, 2, Criterion Exchange Editor, 2, 3, G. A. A., 3, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. PAUL HEROLD An enthured Joeial .reienee rtndent hecanre of the Jleep he ohtainr there. Elgin Hi h School, Shorewood High School, 1 Year, Glee Clui, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Football, 4, Basket- ball, 4. RICHARD HOADLEY Strong, Jupple, Jinewy-corded, very apt at gamer. Riverside Highg School, 1 Year, Audobon Club, 3: Hi-Y, 3, 4, Football, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Captain of Basketball Team, 4, Tennis, 3. ROBERT JOHNSON He Jtvdier to live hut doer not live to Jtudyf' Glee Club, 2, Band, 3, Inter-mural Sports, 3, 4. BILL KAESTNER To rpeah as the rofnznon people do, to think as , wire men do. Home Room President, 1 Audobon Club, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4. ANN KAPPES N ever elated while one 1nan'.f oppresred, Never dejerted while dlZ0lh67 '.Y hlerredf' President of Home Room, 2, Secretary of Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, Girls' Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 1, Library Club, 4. CARL KOEPPEN An acroinplirhed nzarter of the art of silence- .fo1netinzeJ. Shop Club, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 3, 4. JEANNETTE LICK A good sport, a ready friend. f 1 1' lg, L' lx 1. ' 1 x N l 1 ' J 1 l 1' W1 fr Atql' L 'DSAX. 'Ofre of Li11d.my Bror. f71'llIfL'1'.f 111111 d1'izfe1' ofl fl9HX6Xl'lll.l'lI'L' lllflklllg Li111lr11y Prerr C111' of I935. 1 Glee Club, -11 French Club, 1, Hi-Y, 4, Business Man- ager of Tower Times, 115 Biology Club, A13 Orchestra, 2, 5, fl, Baud, 51 Honor Society, Al. EDGAR Loicis Life'.r 11 jail 111111 all lloiugr .l'!JUIl! if. Football, 1, 2, Basketball, 2, 5, 4. JULIA LUc1c3H1is1 All llvingr I llvonglvl I klI6Il',' bn! 111111' I C012- farr, the 11111111 I kII0ll', I know, l 51111111 the len. Dramatic Club, l, 2, G. A. A., 2, 5, Alg Girls' Inter- I11Ul'2ll Sports, 1, 2, 5. lVlARGAlili'I I'Il Lou' 'iljflllbl who you will but 1I6I'L'I' yo1111relf. Dramatic Club, lg Girls' lntervmurul Sports, 2, -1. DKJNNA MANAMARI PIJIYIIII 11 liflle .rj1111'k 11111y blH'.1'l 11 1111gbfy fl1z111e. Drrunutic Club, l, 2, 5, 'lg Germain Club, 5, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 53 Girls' Club, 11. GRS FRANK MAs1 'I 11111 111 ea1'11e.x'l-I will 11o1 8qlllI'0t'cIlI3. Marie Snnfortl, 1 Yeurg French Club, -lg Band, 5, 43 Boys' Inter-mural, 5, Orchestral, 2, 5, -1, jo ANN MCKEE Uplfdjlllil 111 111a1111e1', willy 111 Jpeerla, L',.7dI'Illll1g io look ar, rhe'J j11.rl Il pe4rl9. Port Austin High School, 1 Year, Girls' Club, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 4. BRYANT MIELENIBY lf yon lmre k1.70Il'lL'uJgL', lvl Ulf7L'I'.f light their 1'11111lle.r o11 il. Home Room President, 2, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 5, 4, FRIED MITCLHISLL I p1'11fe.11fl11lki11g.' only le! mrb 1111111 do his bail. Truck, 1, 2, 5, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, lg Cross Country, 1, 2, 5. MAIIY ANN MOMSIEN 'She k11o11'.f llae bell M1111 l7r1.l' been mid cllld fhflllglfll 111 Ike 11'o1'l1l. Home Room Secretary, Z3 Piano Accompnnist for Glec Club, l, 2, 3, 115 Piano Accompnnist for Orchestra, 43 Germain Club, 1, 2, Dramatic Club, lg Tennis Chalm- pion, 2, 3, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 5. I LINDSAY LOKE ' LUCCHESI LUY MANUMAKI MASI MCKEE LELENDY MITCHELL MOLISEN MUELLER MURPHY MYERS NETZOW NOESKE N OLTE UTT PACHOLSKI PAGLES PRESCOTT ,,.c OF 1936 ' CHARLES MUELLER If silence were money we'd have a millionaire in our midst. J! Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School, 3 Years, Shop Club, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 3, 4. VIRGINIA MURPHY 0h! who would inhabit this hleah world alone? Lincoln High School, 2 Years. HAROLD MYERS Smiling always with a never failing serenity of rountenanre, and flourishing in an immortal youth. Shop Club President, 4, Football Manager, 1, 2, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, Volley Ball, 4. EARL NETZOW A gentleman often seen hut very seldom heard to laugh. . Social Chairman, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 4, junior Class Play, Boys' Inter-mural Sports. GILBERT NOESKE Conte spur away, I have not patience for 4 longer stay. Golf, 33 Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED NOLTE Make much of me, good men are scarce. Football, 1, 2, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Class Play. DOROTHY OTT The reward of one's duty, is the power to full- fil another. Secretary of Dramatic Club, 15 Golf Captain, 3 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, junior Class Play, Criter ion, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. ANGELYNN PACHOLSKI Thought nothing was done if anything re- mained to do. Glee Club, 4g Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 I.atin's Club, 23 Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3. EDWARD PAGELS Thou hast for weary feet, the gift of rest. Dramatic Club, 1. JACK PRESCOTT An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Class President, 15 Secretary of Hi-Y, fig Home Room President, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 33 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 4. W' 3' i ' SEN WAIKRIZN RAMEY nlXlL'I'L'l' Il'fH'f.l', never zvnrriei, Nez'erfl1n1k.f, newer lJ11rrieJ. Glee Club 1, 2, 5, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, Football, l, 2, 5, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, Volley Ball, -lg Boys' lnter-mural Sports, 1, 3, 4, Skating. JUNE RAUMER Speerla ii' flu' index of llJe llliI.76!.U Eveleth Senior High, 5 Years. GORDON RIEIF So Jzweef llae l1l11.fl1 of lmilJf11l11ei'r. German Club, -lg Dramatic Club, 2, 55 Hi-Y, 3, 4g Audobon Club, 5, lnter-mural Sports, l, 2, J. LAWRENUQ RIESIEN Ht1,bj1y am I: from ture I am freeg Why arezft llaey all happy like me? Home Room President, 5, Vice President, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Hi-Y, 4, Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 5, 4. juisiiz RICHARDSON She laoldr her fhflllghl in iight tlwzzgla gay, lhey rim and leapf' German Club, 2, Girls' Club, 4, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 2. I GRS JAYNE Rirz Let ur eizdeazfor io lo live lim! when we rome I0 die even lhe Il11dEl'lflk6l' will be .f0rry. L Secretary of Home Room, Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, -lg Latin Club, 5, Girls' Club, 43 G. A. A., 3,, 'ig Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. Eivioiw ROBERTS Prana ii' dezfotiwz fit for mighty windy. President of the Junior Audobon Club, 3, Dramatic Club, -lg Hi-Y, 3, 43 French Club, 3g Boys' Booster, 1, 2, 5, -ig Business Manager of Annual Staff, 4, Football Manager, 33 Track, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain, 4, Volley Ball, 3, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 3, 43 Honor Society, fl. JANET Sci-iAc:H'r Hou fell' are found wilh real fdllflllf, German Club, 1, Criterion, 2, 5, Home Economics Club, 53 Typing Club, lg Art Editor of Criterion Q1 issuejg Annual Art Staff, 4, Honor Society, 4. SYLVIA Sc:HN1s1Di2R Life'i' more mzzzziizzg llmu l tlaofzglatf' Thiensville High School, 2 Years. Lucirua SEIP A lovely lady gdl'llI8lIl?d in light. RAMEY RAIIMER REIF RIESEN RICHARDSON RITZ ROBERTS SCHACHT SCHNEIDER SEIP ' SCHINNER STEPHENS SWAN SWEET TANK TE BRAKE THINKER D. THOMPSON L. THOMPSON P. THOMPSON 0121936 ' JOHN SCHINNER The lahorer if worthy of his reward. Secretary Home Room, 1, Social Chairman, 2, Dramatic Cliub, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Head of Orches- tra Committee for the Prom, junior Class Play, Dramatic Club President, Hi-Y President, Editor-in- Chief of Tower Times, Track Co-Captain, 4, Football, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 4, Boys' Inter-mural, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4. SHIRLEY STEPHENS I f laughter prolongs life, she will live forever. President of Dramatic Club, 1, Glee Club, 3, 4, ing, 3, 4, Society Editor of Tower Times, 4, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2. GEORGE SWAN I 'll .toon reach the rorial pinniral if my Fora' doefift wear ont. U Secretary of Home Room, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, Dra- matic Club, 1, German, 1, Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2. BOE SWEET The nzan that lover and langhr mart rare do well. Glee Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- mural, 2, 3. Lois MAE TANK The .ferret of happinefi' ir not in doing what one like! hnt in liking what one haf to do. President of Home Economics Club, 3, Dramatic Club. I. 2, 3, 4, German Club, 1, Girls' Club, 4, junior Class Play, Honor Society, 4. DORIS TE BRAKE We feel that we are greater than we know. Home Room Social Chairman, 1, Chairman of Deco- rations for Junior Prom, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Girls' Club, 4, junior Audabun Club, 3, Junior Class Play, Editor of Annual, 4, Typing Club, 1. POLLY THINKER Trifle.r make perfection, and perfection if no trifle. Scriptor of Latin Club, 2, Secretary of G. A. A., 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Scribe of Girls' Club, 4, Editor of Criterion, 3, Feature Editor of Tower Times, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Girls' Club, 4, Inter- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4. DORIS THOMPSON Keep her own coanfel hat we know her worth. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, Girls' Club, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3. LORRAINE THOMPSON The oirtory of .racrefr if half won when one gainr the hahit of work. Three Years Transferred from Girls' Tech, Glee Club, 3, 4, German Club, 3, Girls' Club, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, Band, 3, Orchestra, 3, Girls' Inter- mural Sports, 2, 3, 4. I ' PHILLIP THOMPSON v For rne, I thank the raintt I'in not great. Ohe Year Transferred from North Division, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Inter-mural. :'.3:5-gig sir: SENIQIQS till MIELVILLIE TINKHAM Alzeayr oiz lhe go, grealert plearlire war lo provide motive power for lhe girly on the dame floor. Secretary and Treasurer, 1, Dramatic Club President, 2, Home Room President, 1, Class President, 3, Foot- ball Captain, 4, Announcement Committee, 4, junior Class Play, Secretary and Treasurer of Hi-Y, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. MAIKY LYNN Vnumsa Si1i1plieity ir an exarl medilim, helweeli loo litlle arid too murhf' G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Biology Club, 2, Glee Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3. 'll German Club, 33 GiflS' Club, 4, Annual stuff, -1, Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. Bli'l l'YE WACQH'lllfll He who ir firm in will holdr the world lo hiimelf . Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, -lg Draamtic Club, l, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 5, Latin Club, 1, 2, Girls' Club, -l, Girls' Inter- mural Sports, junior Class Play, Annual Staff, G. A. A., -l. DoIIoTHY WALKER The .rayiug fha! bfdllly' ii' hir! Jhiiz deep if 41 .rkiiz deep Jayiizgf' G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Class Play, 31 Glee Club, 5, -1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3. 4, French Club, 4, Girls Club, -ig Annual Staff, -1, Girls' Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 5, -lg Honor Society ,4. l I li' l ' i v , i Nxt ,, '. TINKHAM li ff NA, VEDDER y WACHTER Ap l WALKIER v WIESE . P 1 I WILLIAMSON WOHLERS W X WORDINGHAM , ' ZIVNEY A V I , 1 YI . I N 4 C ii I A CAMILLA WIESE 5 ' Never idle iz monzeizt, hilt lhrifty and though- fiil of otherff' Two Years Transferred from Thiensville High School. NAOMI WILLIAMSON A real artiflr-who does deny il? Secretary of Draamtic Club, 3, 4, Art Editor of Annual, 4, Art Editor of the Criterion, 1 issue, Bird Club, 5, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Draamtic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Girls' Club, 4, Honor Society, 4, Home Economics Club, 3. I! JOYCE WOHLERS Her day if Jhort, her work for otherf mirth. Three Years Transferred from Lincoln High School, Home Economics Club, 3, G. A. A., -1. JOHN WORDINGI-IAM Oh! Ye lirteizer, here'1 iz good lallver. Home Room President, 2, Class President, 4, Class Vice President, 31 Home Room President, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boys' Inter-mural, 1. RICHARD ZIVNEY Merrily, merrily, Jhall I live now. The TOWER ir Ollflll German Club, 3, Hi-Y, 33 Associate Business Man- ager of the Annual, Inter-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 5, Volley Ball, 4. ww- rv-nv -v-rv--vu-rv' pw-vw-rv 'F K S C Huw f xswbwwu ww QW U E 4 I ' 1 I 4 4 Q 4 11 I -E 33 Iuniors I Home Room 209 Top Row-lfllen Kirrtsch, lidwitrd Hiunpc, Kenneth l.lndsi1y, Fred vlulmsuit, XXfillii1m Klxllistmu Kenneth K1lI1I1L'l1hL'I'g, Mark MCKev:g Kenneth Guelzer. Ruhert Uriep. Second Row-Allen citllkilthlll, joseph Kelly, 'lane Heihhng, Durntlty Fixeher, ,Ierry ii.ll'l'iS It-.in lfttenheini, Stu.1i't HlT.lRiiL',', Renata Filter, june Reik. First Row-Dennis Kenehaln, Lynn Gilnslin. Shirley hlinnes, Nm'1n.t slime Iluwell, Betty Ft' liiitliryn Tlwmm, Ruth Holzer, jenn Mend, Elliott Lewitzke. Top Rmv-Hiiroltl Mnhr, Florence Prinz, jgnnes Prinz, Severyn Pacholski, just-pli Mnl'cnCy, john Mcfiglliill, Willigtiii Pursuiis, Rnhert Munn, Xwilfred Mzlechtle, Robert Prinz. Scuuid Row--I.inet Pipkurn, Bernice Lick, Betty Pennington, Robert Nirschl, Milshett l.cVoy, Iil.1int- Neuswirth, l.tlI'l'LlIIlL' Rietty, Ruth l..iz.1i'us, -lean hIl'Dtbl11liLi. First Rim'-Huh N11-pow, M.irilyn NcN1ght, HLll'l'lL'l I.1ll'50l1, Doris Pelifh, Dale R1lVL'l1SCl'1li.l, Diimtliy Minor, I,Llll'iLil.l Kinlein, limiter Pixly. Home Kooni 305 w P' ,N x A T' 1, J Ki ,.3. gq':,,' I . , .W 1 , sx 'Y 3 S 1 4 l' 4 I 3 P RICHARD Fruzpnxqc Boysflnter-mural, 1, 2, 3. we f e ee W . Lnommn SCHMELTEB' e 1 - .EDWARD BANNON MM My Assistant Football Coach, 3, 4 My 1 fs- WW Q ww? 0 IN MEMORIAM FMNCES Esculucl-1 Bern . . l . November A12, 1918 N ' Died .... September 2, 1935 . . N . QQ in Www yff eeee W WLL2? FQ . ,AA N XDECLAQQATIQN . F L .N H. ' A - .Aff y e 5 g PEOPLE-Bdgef, grasping, Jtaring. + X' . . , 0 V , X Q Q COMMERCE-breathtaking, noixy, huge! lf' .e I . . . en mf ' X i vi GOVERNMENT--tangled, dependent, arozuing, 5 K - Q 1 N - E fum K r - WORK-bard, tirexome, timely . . . :ii f Y - X ,E ' X LIFE-limited, indispumble, fatal, emblematir . . . Q1 1 X , K Q . A . Pm . NEXT YEAR-I face the World! 0 3iMJxQN...Ae.mMNB Awww ZXSGRM Wsiiw Qf offw?-W--LXQ... N Y' QE ' - e e 'XX' - Af? v fm Mm-Nwwffff' M-M MSS? . 'K ' ' 'A .,,.n.,.BxxNB..N-x. NNxw' uv mixuwx gwlowwg Nxxmcxxvgmxf MNA luniors C y Home Room 128 Top Row-Charles Belili, johnny Tlioinpson, hillton Schreiher, 1 l C -ll o in onnc , Burl Builrlington, Nc-cl Buckley, Russell Berres, Gary Chapman, Geralcl Haclcllock. Second Row-Harvey lihlers, Grace Boettcher, Ruth Atwood, Muriel Baker, Lorraine Blech, Dorothy Becker, Glailys Ayling, Phil Altemeier, Frances Strasser, Catherine Deilrech, jeannelte Berssenhrugge, Bai'hai'a De Pew, Barbara Brown, Loretta Bullock, Betty Boyd, Berga Davicls. 0 Home Room 302 Top Row-O. Wfillium Schacht, jr., Wzillace Robinson, Iustin Wolff, Rohert Remley, jack w'71lCllfCl', Paul Wei'nicl1, Louis Reuter, Royce Schutz, Charles Riemer. Second Row-Eileen Schwister, Beverly Sperling, Auclrey XXforth, Tom Simon, Claire Turk, George Sullivan, Clifford Schwahn, Doris Vollenclorf, Ethel Wflletter. Third Row-Bernice Scheife, Marion Schultz, Ruclith Treiler, Virginia Ruemelin, Rose Open, Shirley Thompson, hfargie Stock, Margie Schwab, Lolita Roslin, Ruth Zelinslci. Sophomores Home Room 'np RONV'XX'.lI'I'L'I1 Spxsmt, Illlv XX1llm.111, lwrll Vulguth, lilll Vi1llill1.ll1, XX ill.11xl NVQ-lnlmcl. ,lulm f Nloxcl, l'.llw.114l XX n-lwl, lla-111v.luaXX'1l-lx-Lk, Ccnml RUN-'l,llll.lll lNlc-yury Slll I Inglmxtumg Row 5l4LlN.l. :Ivy Xlhlntc, ,Lmu XX'1ll1.1ms, Dnmtlmy Sutton, Lois XVL-iw, VL'I'Il.l firsl RmsfAliw NX'lllL'ts, lwwlw f.llIlL', llugo Vogt, XX'.lll.lcu lfislur, ll.1I'I'y Stumpf, linlw Zinnzi, Russull XX'cl1c, lillun NX'.llsl1. T l up Row--liolw McC,.1l1ill, ISL-rton Ng-ulwrg, Vernon lXIAllh0I1,KlUC lxl.lI'llI1, lxlAllXlI1 Lcmlxc, Dlllhllxl N.lLlllIl, C urlus l'c1'l4xns, My-lvin l'iplior11, Curl Kulicli. Second liowfhlaxmw Kuppcr, Halen Olson, Anna Putrifkc, C4u'l.x lmssc, N.lrion Lim-, AlL'.lI1L'llC lXI'llL'I24'l , lwlw lNl.11'omAl4. l'lrNI Rum--lintty lluu NL-ulwrg, Alum l.glIhlL'l'S, Ruth l,llfllL'Nl, lintty Ann l'.ul4.l1xl. lxl.ll'l0Il M Alloy, llnuxmw l'cu'1s, Helen Pnmll, Mary Ann l..u'wn, l'mcr'nicc l.L-witzkc. l lomo Room Sophomores C Home Room 211 Top Hmm'-Kermit Don-ring, 11111105 Clmrlcton, Do -Luk liirclm, Bob Andrews. n Ely, Edward Cllllllllliljlhllll, liola liroxx Second Row-XXfilIi1nn Becker, Douglas Dc Vos, Mnrnn Bucngcr, Marilyn Bum, lin-tt x L lxlfcrt, joseph Aldrich, Fred Brucl. First RowfAllcnc Belle Clark, Ardys Bucngcr, Annu Mac lfdvmxmls, lllnrtlm Lu Duns Carol lircitlnnlpt, Rosemary Boyland, Arlinc Bicl, Constance Fons. Mlop Row-GL'ol'gc Romlxgl, Nancy Rom, Arthur S 'll mb , Ma ' ' C X' D Sflmmitz. rm Ll ngucutn mtg, orotl1ySmitl1,Henry Second Rovs-Artlnn' Srxltzsfcin, lfwlyn Rohn, 'Inns Erving, Benny Schick, Milrlrcd Rapp, Dorothy Ritzlcr, Cfnroll Pylc. First Row-Naomi Slmirlc, Tlmclmu Quivy, ,luck Rorlomaki, Glen RLlVL'I1SCI'2lfl, Arnlanul Sclunlson, Milllrul Rush, -Inns Sivycr. Home Room 312 Sophomores O Home Room lO9 Top Row-Bula -lung, Heroltl Hemman, joe Gmlar, litlrlie Kent, Betty Heilnclce, Bill Generlte, f Alatk Heyer, XX illiam Hein, Ray Rilling, Vernon Grunwaltl. Second Rtwv-Dorothy Herultl, Mary Wiiller, Estelle Grass, janet Hemman, Fretl Hornlwatk, Paul Klein, Elizabeth Hass, Dorothy Kielchafer, Winifred Klug, Marcella Hampe. lfirst Row-Bob lngersoll, Clarice Kitzlce, Shirley Bratt, Geraltline Gissell, Clarice Kops, Joan Cioltlherger, Virginia Harte, Cyrilla Galewski, Alan Hesse, Alun Goetz. Wliiteliisli Bay High Whitefish Bay High School Song We'll never let our spirits tlie, We'll cheer them onward Well leatl them forward Best old team of them all Whitefish Bay team Always is in the lead it seems See them go tearing Our colors wearing Come on and show your pep I I Boys We'll prove our loyalty Antl cheer you to victory Rush that ball right straight for that goal. Siss! Boom! Ba! You! Ra! Ra! Team! Freshmen I Homo Room 210 l Top Row-Paul l.eser, listher l-loffmzm, Charles Klgittc, liulw Kurling. l.Qllll'lC IXl.xrtin, Fllllllx Kolller, lilmer -lung. JLIIICI l.euenl1erger. Second Row-Dick Lolw, Dorothy Heil, Audree Klrltt, lfvelyu Al.lIlLll1lAllQl, lfstelle Klum, Blury june jolmson, Pauline Huge, Shirley jnpp, Bill Le Vine. First Row-jack Mums, Evelyn Mutrus, Mary ju Hustis, Doris Krause, Dorothy jolmson, jews liisler, lNl41rga1ret Leaer, Budde L41 Budde. Top Row-Arthur Preilwe, Ralph Ritter, Bill Meyer. Betty Smith, Georgia Telirukc, Ruth Sc'l1r'umku, Joyce Scllwistcr, Xxfalyne Reif, jack Hughes, Rudolph Messncr. Second Row-john NX'ulsh, liilecn Tate, Gertrude Stuck, joycc Turric, Nelle Ann Strickler, Malrirvrie Neelw. Xxlinifred XXfc-hster, june XX'eeks, lxl.ll'll!I'lC lNI.1yer, Clemen Pollworth. First Rrwy-Henry Plngcmunn, Janet Peligc-, liluine Rcichgeld, Margaret Rihluens, Arlcuc Schmidt, Lucille Huppert, Audrey Suutlicutt, Jeanette SCl1wzu'c-y, john Neuswirth. 1 , ' wmv' K -' lil -2 . ..., 1 41. . ' Homo Room 112 Freshmen Home Room 'op Rowfiioiileui fQl.1rk, Riclinixl lixquis, Mac H.u'i'ict Allwrcclit, Goixloii liutlcc, Doimlll Allen. lDui1.ilil lSixixli.iiilt, Milton lirruiiliuiiii, Auilrcy Vfliitc, XXIQVIICIA Ducring, R.ly Dickmiui, -lcrumc lnllmi, curucl Row 'lk-i'iiic'v Aiiult, lX1.u'iu Ciiyulc, Millliul Hcliim-ins, Sliirlcy l'mi'gcwi1, M.u'y DL' Huw, luuicc' lill-lk, l:l.lIlLL'll.l l5i'y.liit, Diuync AIlLlL'I'51lll, Durotliy liltlsflllllillill, lll1L'lsl.1 Ciiwvxxlcy, lbuluiu XX'ic'lwLli. irsl Rem -lDim.llil llilluii, -Iuiiv lfttciiliciiu, liiitliwiiic C.1i'wu, Ciiucc Curtis, Duluiu fQzui'w.ii1, Vixi.ui Dluciu, lin-uc Bullock, ll.ll'l'lL'lSCI'll7I1Cl',AlAlCl'i Cahill. llomo Room 15 Top Row-Roy Roslyn, lilliott W'.1gL'i', liill Sip-lui, Alvin Tl'.lWlL'lil. llimnliml SCllUlllL'lll. llolwit wlAlI'l'L'Il, Riuliicy Ziviwy. Sccnml Row-'livin K4-iiiu-y. liulw lim-lfci, Cin-iwigc licuisli, lilmui' Hn-lui, linlw Ciollliuaim, Cl1.lI'lL'N Nk'llNK.lI'llIlj.I. lfirst Row-Allen Sivycf. Alvin Cii'icgci', Autlioiiy Rusw. Runsull NX'illi.uuwii. XY'.ii'i'cii Tills. A l fx if ip is ii is f 5 I? S i X if Q 19. A lf dw My W W, W V WWW 1 f Q? 9f,,gf7jf?,ffJffff' M Wwwf Mfwf WJJ f lA f QW' n I Top Row-Betty Pennington, Betty Wachter, Mary Lynn Vedder, Dorothy Ott, jo Ann McKee, june Raumer, Ethel Whetter, Lois Tank. Second Row-Rudith Treder, Audrey Worth, Doris Thompson, Doris Te Brake, Polly Thinker, Lorraine Reidy, Beverly Sperling, Doris Vollendorf, Eillen Schwister. First Row-Frances Strauser, Lorraine Thompson, Virginia Reumlin, Jayne Ritz, Dorothy Walker, Lolita Roska, Margie Stock, Margie Schwab. 0 GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Brrsy FROMM SHIRLEY JAMES Preyidezzt V ice-PreJide11l JEAN MClDONALD LORETTA BULLOCK POLLY THINKLR Sefrelary Treaflzrer Svribe Miss MARY KEATING Miss RUTH Srizioriz Spolzywu' COLORS-While and Blue MOTTO AJ a Girl Rexerve I will try lo be GliAlQlKJllS in mizmzer REACLIIING mmm! we bei! RliVIililiN'1' 10 Gm! IMvm1'r1Ai, in jndigmezzr LARNIZST in pzfrpaw Vicgroiuous over ruff READY for Jerzwe SEEING the lfeazffifnl EVER depezzdtzble LOYAL 10 friefzdr liAGER for kfzowlellge SINCFRE azz all timer .. 38 Top Row-Marjorie Stock, Jeanette Berssenbrugge, Ruth Atwood, Ruth Holzer, jean Ettenheim, Dorothy Ott, Mary Lynn Vedder, Lorraine Reidy. Second Row-Kathlyn Haggerty, Anne Kappes, Polly Thinker, Bette Wiichter, Ruth Lazarus, jean MacDonald, Betty Pennington, Dorothy Billerbeck, Doris Volendorf. First Row-June Richardson, Mary Lindsay, Marilyn McKnight, Marjorie Schwab, Dorothy Herold, Lynn Gauslin, Norma jane Howell, Lorraine Thompson. GIRIJS CLUB . T1-in Towra CLUB is one of the new clubs organized in Whitefish Bay High School this year. It is a chapter of the nationally known Girl Reserves, and the rules and customs of that organization are followed. The membership is divided into squads, with a leader for each group, and she is responsible for the programs throughout the year. The squads and squad leaders during the year were as follows: Social Service, Florence Prinzg Recog- nition Service, Betty Pennington, Personality, Dorothy Billerbeckg Interior Decoration, Margie Stockg Etiquette, Anne Kappesg Collegesfhducational Guidance, Barbara De- Pewg Dates, Lynn Gausling Personality II, Beverly Sperling, Etiquette II, Mildred LeVoyg CollegesgSocial Guidance II, jo Ann McKee. During the year the club sponsored several activities. The first was a leap year dance given October 21, 1935, where the girls did the inviting and the cutting. On December 20, 1955 boxes of cookies and candy, which the girls had made, were taken to the dis- abled at the Soldiers' Home. During the Christmas Holidays the club sponsored a formal charity dance, and the proceeds were used to buy some odd sizes of clothing which had not been donated for the needy citizens of the Bay. The first all girl prom of our school was given April 3, 1936, with a sixteen piece negro orchestra and floor show to provide entertainment. The girls were hostesses to their mothers at a Spring tea in April. Plans for an elaborate Senior Slink-Out dance are made for the week end before graduation. Through these many gatherings and parties, the girls have enlarged their circle of friends and found the true worth of their fellow classmates. 39 Top Row-jack Lindsay, john Schinner Richard Zivney, jack Prescott. john Connell, Earl Netzow, Don Anderson, Bud Huddingtun, Adviser, Mr, Sherman Hirschler. Second Row-Ned Buckley, limory Roberts, john XX!ordingham, Melville Tinltham, Gordon Reif, Kenneth Got-lzer, Charles Ball, Fred johnson, Gary Chapman. First Row-Robert Remley, Richard Hoadley, Bill Kaestner, Robert Sweet, joe Kelly, Stuart Hoadley, Phillip Altemeir, Lawrence Riesen. 0 HI-Y joHN Sci-IINNER JACK Pauscorr FRED JOHNSON Ma. Hiascuusit Prwidezlf Vice-Pre.i'ide11l Svr1'el.i1'y-Trta1.i'1n'w' Fzltillffj' Adl'f.l'L1l' 'l'Hli H1-Y was organized in 1931 for the purpose of promoting clean living, clean speech, clean sports, and clean scholarship among the boys of the Whitefish Bay High School. The club consists of twenty-five members who are interested in achievement through edu- cation, service, sports, and social affairs, and activities. Each year the club sponsors two social functions that are open to all members of the school and their guests. This year the Hi-Y club sponsored the Home Coming dance on October 19. A great many of the alumni were present which helped to make it a success. This Springs social activity was a Harlem dance in the school auditorium, with Harlem decorations. Bernie Youngs negro orchestra furnished the music. Every year the club sponsors some definite program of a Social Service nature. This year they joined with the Girls' club in sponsoring the Christmas drive to collect food and clothing for the less fortunate. The two organizations collected many articles and dis- tributed them among the needy of Wliitefisli Bay. Two special meetings were held, at which inspirational talks along the line of clean living. clean speech, and clean sports were given. Mr, V. W. Peterson, Chief Ci man of Wisc'onsin, gave a talk on the Secret Service and different department of justice. Mr. Thomas Pearman, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., gave an inspiring talk on The Highway of Life. The president, john Schinner, represented Wliitetiisli Bay High School at the Hi-Y training camp which was held at Camp Minikani on Lake Amy Belle, August 50 and 31. .. 40 .. Top Row-Rosemary Boyland, jean Ettenheim, Muriel Baker, Betsy Fromm, Phyllis Boyland, Beverly Sperling. Second Row-Constance Fons, Catherine Dedrick, Shirley Thompson, Betty Boyd, Alice Willets, Grace Baarth. First Row-Barbara De Pew, Shirley james, Marjorie Schwab, Marilyn McKnight, Jeanette Berssenbrugge. IJATELIER 0 GRACE BAARTH PHYLLIS BOYLAND BETSY FROMM Preridefzt Secretary T1'eaJz11'er Miss STEIDTE Sponsor EARLY IN THE YEAR all the Frenchies in the school held a convocation at which they decided to organize a French Club so that they could give way to their pent-up French. Once every month the club had a luncheon meeting at which French chatter prevail- ed, followed by an entertaining program to which members contributed French acting, writing, talking, humor, and even temperament. On Shrove Tuesday, which is an important French holiday, the club held a very gay and sparkling Mardi Gras with games, masks, refreshments, and confetti creating fun for all in true French fashion. Some of the members corresponded with students in France and translating the answers proved very interesting. Miss Steidte's room really buzzed with excitement whenever one of the letters from France was received. When the for- eign language department hold its annual singing contest at Christmas time, the French Club won first honors. Groups of the members, feeling very sophisticated, indeed, at- tended French operas, plays, and lectures. The club really succeeded in its original pur- pose which was to stimulate an interest in French. 41 r V ,rf S 4 . .ltr fjb 'bf XNJJ Of ff QW JYQXVVOV X J ll' Wa ,yt v' Swequgylxrthui' Salstein, joe Aldrich, Charles Belik, Fred johnson, Paul Klein, Robert Tung. ' ' rv Second Row-jo Ann Goldherger, Mary Ann Larson. Cyrella Galowski, Dorothy Smith. Betty Boyd, Barbara Brown, Pauline Gucciardi. First Row-jane Sivyer, Mary Malloy, Betty Ann Packard, Dorothy Minor, Shirley Bratt, Clarice Kitzke, Frances Peters. 0 SOCIETAS RGMANA .Bli'l'TY Born Ifit.-xNcg1zs P1z'r1zRs MAIIIAN Marrow BARBABA Bitowtsi Srriplw' Qzmerlor Cw1.v11I.r Miss SWIEENIEX' lifzclzfly Adzirez' Tiili l.A'l'IN CQLUM was organized in 1935 for the purpose of promoting interest in Roman customs by means of clramatizations, games, songs, and social programs. The club meets on alternate Mondays and anyone who has successfully passed two semesters of Latin is eligible for membership. The clubs most amibitious program this year was the one presented on December 8, 1935 in honor of the Bimillenium of the birth of the Roman poet, Horace. A play The Fountain of Bandusiaf' was given and one of I-lorace's poems by the same name was sung by the club. The outstanding social meeting of the year occurred on Valentines Day when the members of the club exchanged Valentines amid much merriment. 42 ,uw 'i9 vLj1 ':r 3f a . ,, -19 -1 4'E' 'R+N'arTMf,,,.g.' 4 Top Row-Werner Doering, Donald Naulin, Gordon Reif, Wayne Reif. Second Row-Miss Steidte, Betty Pennington, Mildred Rapp, Marie Grade, Loretta Bullock. First Row-Marjorie Stock, Dorothy Ritzler, Margaret Ribbons, Eileen Schwister. DASKRAZCHEN o GORDON REIF MARGIE STOCK RUTH STEIDTE der Verinrfularer DOROTHY RITZLER Family Advifer BOB Niiapow der Reirbftag THE GERMAN CLUB got off to an ambitious start and kept it up with luncheon meet- ings twice a month. After much thought they decided on a name for themselves: Das Kranzchenj' which means the little circle. As soon as the officers were elected, com- mittees were chosen to work on various activities. One committee produced a song book made up of German Christmas songs. The second semester different persons were re- sponsible for programs to be presented at the meetings. Games, songs and crossword puzzles helped give everyone a good time. A number of their meetings were spent in preparing for the Christmas celebration in which all the language clubs took part, pre- senting plays and taking part in a song contest. 45 Top ROVVfl,UI'I'kllI1f.' Reitly, Lois Tank, Wi1i'i'eii Ramey, Emory Roberts, -lohn Schinner, joe Morency, Melville Tinkham, Clifford Schwam, Milclrecl l.eVoy, june Raumer. Suumrul Rtwv-Gi'aee Htvettclit-l', Anne Kalppes. Doris Volleiitloil, Bette Xxfachter, Betsy Fromm, Doris Te lirake, jane Hecltling, Dorothy Ott, Naomi XXfilliamson. Dorotliy lfisclier, Phyllis lloy- laml, -layiie Ritz. liirst Rem'-Donna Monamaki, liarbara Depew, Shirley james, .leanette Berssenbrugge, Dorothy Walker. XX illi.un Kaestner, Robert Prinz, Paul Herulcl, Loretta Bullock, Rose Opetz, Lolita Rnska, Marie Goelzer, Patricia Kinlein, 0 MCDUNTEBANKS OFFICERS Siilitiim' lfxmias Miwitizii LiaVm' .luis Moizizmgv lJVt'.ljt!L'llf Ser1'eh1r,y-'1'1'eiz.i'1n'er fl.l,tf,t'liJl1f SL'l'l'L'fiIl'.1'-'l'l'L'iI,tll7'f,'l' Miss Hawicms Ilrlflllfy Adlifw' 'l'iii-1 lVltJllN'I'liliANK Curia was organized by the class of 1955 and consists of about forty members chosen from the junior and Senior classes. This group meets on Monday ancl Wletlnestliiy' mornings from 8:15 to 9:00 in the auditorium. Here the club, which is tlivitletl into various groups, prepares plays and programs for the assembly, while another group is busy in the workshop making costumes for the casts and scenery to be usetl on the stage ot' the autlitorium. One of the high-lights of the year's work for the dramatic club is the exchanging of assembly programs with other suburban schools. Since the Mountebanks are usually responsible for the Senior assemblies, they are kept busy rehearsing plays. Some of the assembly plays proclucetl this year were: Green Sliatlowsf' 'l'he Recl Lamp, ancl Alias 'lanettaf' of which were comeclies. .. 44 .. l Top Row-Werner Doering, Bob, Goelzer, Georgia Te Brake, Bob Brown, Ted Martin, Marvin Lemke, Bill Sigler, Elliot Wager, Willard Wilder, Clemens Pollworth, Gordon Clark. Second Row-Arthur Saltzstein, Clarice Kitzke, Clarice Kops, Margie Schwantes, Francella Bryant, jeanette Lemke, Dorothy Smith, Shirley Borgeson, Dorothy Ritzler, Dorothy Kiekhofer. Rosemary Boyland, Harriet Larson, Warren Tills. First Row-jane Sivyer, Bette Anne Packard, Ruth Lucchesi, june Erving, jo Ann Goldbcrger, janet Peege, Rose Tusa, Allene Belle Clark, June Ettenheim, Mary Ann Larson, Helen Pandl. Buddy LaBudde. MASQUERS 0 OFFICERS JANET Pnoorz Bos GOELZER Gisoaom TIQBRAKU Pfwidwil Vive-Prefidezlf Ser'relm'y-T1'af1.1'1n'w' Miss HAWKINS Farzzlty Adzfifer THIS M,-xsoiliius is an organization which was started four years ago by our present gradu- ating class. There are about forty members in this club, all of whom are Freshmen and Sophomores. The group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays and Miss Hawkins is kept busy casting and directing the plays, for this group of underclassmen are in charge of the junior assemblies. Some of the comedies presented were His First Girl, and Defer- ential Kindness, in which the Vice-President showed us all how loud and well OJ he can sing. The outstanding piece of work by the Masquers was the writing, costuming, and presenting of the very elaborate and beautiful play, Snow White. Snow White was presented before two capacity crowds and was so enthusiastically reteived that no one need worry about the dramatic ability of the Masquers. 45 .. Left to Right-Emory Roberts, Business Managerg Richard Zivney, Assistant Editorg Doris Te Brake, Editorg Naomi Williamson, Art Editor. 0 A N N U A L EDITORIAL STAFF DOIQIS T12 BRAKI5 RICHARD ZIVNEY NAOMI WILLIAMSON Edifrzr'-izz-Chief AJJOt'idf6 Editor Art Editor EMORY ROBERTS MILIJREID LEVOY GRACE BOETTCI-IER B11.i'ir1eJ.r Manager junior Editor junior Art Editor CHARLES BELIK Illllflll' Bufineiy Manager THI2 TOWER, the first official annual of the Whitefish Bay High School, involves an ef- fort to make a permanent and accurate record of the past year's activities. Perhaps it will not be considered important as a picture book although it is decorated with many indi- vidual likenesses. To some it will be valued for its literary attempts, to others, for its art work. Certainly much time and effort have been expended in these directions. We modestly admit that better annuals have probably been developed but we do believe we have one that is truly representative of our school in every detail. We have striven to de- pict the activities of all groups impartially and faithfully. We commend to every reader a study, in detail, of THR TOWIER, illustrations and printed pages alike, for in knowing THIS TKJWIZR you know your school. ..46... Top Row-Bob Sweet, Melville Tinkham, Fred Mitchell, Warren Ramey, Charles Belik. Second Row-Gladys Fenner, Ruth Haskins, Phyllis Boyland, Grace Boettcher, Mildred LeVoy Dorothy Ott, Betty Wachter, Verda Guernsay. First Row-janet Schacht, Virginia Bannon, Grace Baarth, Dorothy Walker, Marie Goelzer Kathlyn Haggerty, Lorraine Thompson. THE TOWER STAFF OF 1936 ROBERT SWEET KATHLYN HAGGERTY BETTY WACHTER WARREN RAMEY Cirfulaliozz DOROTHY OTT MARIE GOELZER DOROTHY WALKER GLADYS FENNER VERDA GUERNSEY Literary VIRGINIA BANNON PHYLLIS BOYLAND GRACE BAARTH Pictures JANET SCHACHT RUTH HAsK1Ns Art THIS is the third annual resume of the school's activities as recorded in our year book, and a review of these few volumes is interesting in itself. Through them can be followed the gradual growth of our high school from its beginning, in 1930, towards what we hope will be a magnificent institution. Throughout them we find traced the rapid growth of our student body, the increase in our faculty, and the change in its personnel from year to year, the evolution of our scholastic activities, the growth of our clubs, the development of our music department, the expansion of our interscholastic sports, the introduction of new courses of study, and the development of our school curriculum along the most advanced methods of education-all of these mark the progress of Whitefish Bay High School and therefore are mirrored in THE TOWER. g ,v 47 I I 1 fllrdfgzi Top Row-Charles Belik, jack Lindsay, john Schinner, jack Prescott, Kenneth Lindsay. Second Row-Betsy Fromm, Willliam Kaestner, Lolita Roska. First Row-Shirlcy Stephens, Edward Hampc, Clifford Schwan, Polly Thinker. 0 TCDWER TIMES JOHN SCI-IINNIQII Edilw'-ilz-Chief PoI.I,Y THINKIIII JACK PRESCOTT K1iNNlE'l'H LINDSAY IN'eI1',I' ljdilnr lieatlzre Editnr Make-up Iidiior jixcgx PIIIzsc1o'I I4 CHARLES BELIK LOLITA RQSIQA Hctzdline lidilnr Boy Spfzrli' lidilm' GiI'l.I Sparly lfdilnr 'IMLK LINImsAY EIIWARII HAMPIZ SIHIIRLIQY STI2PHnNs Bn.Ii11e.I1I' Mazinger' C1il'till!ilfffllI Mamzgw' S0l'jL'f.'j' Edilnr Bob ZAIINIQ Bon RIaMI.IzY DiJf1'iblll0l1I' NEWS REPORTERS BIavIQIII.Y SIIIQIILINIQ DIIQAN MAClDCJNAI.IJ MII,l1llliI1 LIzVoY BAIIIIAIIA Bltoww JEAN E'I'TI2NHI2IM JAMES PIIINZ JliANIiT'l'li BI2I1ssIaNIsIzIIc:cI2 JIQAN FRITSHIE BILL WILImEIt SHIuI.Izv JAMES MARKEIZ SToc,I4 FEATURE REPORTERS DIIINII ERVING l3Ia'r'I'Y ANN PMQKAIIII AI,Ic1Is WII.I.I2'I's jom' AI.ImIIIc1H ...JI8 .. Top Row-jean Ettenheim, james Prinz, Mildred LeVoy. Second Row-Betty Pennington, Lorin Hamel, Lorraine Reidy, Willard Wilder, Barbara Brown, Joe Aldrich, Jean McDonald. Third Row-Jeanette Berssenbrugge, Beverly Sperling, Marjorie Stock, Shirley james, Marjorie Schwab, June Erving. TOWER TIMES I ALTHOUGH the newspaper, the TOWER TIMES!! was a new undertaking in a different form of writing this year, it has already become a part of school life. An election was held last Fall by the interested students, and a staff was set up for the first issue. This was subject to change in case of incompetence in any of its mem- bers. The first momentous issue came off the press on the unholy day of Halloween, Octo- ber 31, 1935. This first issue was unique in itself as it gave the students exercise in turning the paper upside down to read an article carelessly left in that position by the printer. Not that there weren't other errors where the staff was at fault, but it was the first issue. The second edition went to press three weeks later after ironing out many of the hitches, and thereafter the Times was edited every other week. After the eighth issue, the paper was increased in size to a four column spread, and several new features were added. Among these were the enlarged Bay Window and the humor section, Grins and Gripes edited by Bill Kaestner and jack Lindsay. During the year there were numerous major as well as minor changes in the staff, but with everyone doing his share of the work. Considering the gap that comes between news writing and magazine material, the staff as a whole has done a very commendable piece of work and adjustment. It is the wish of the Seniors that the TOWER TIMESU may ever flourish and increase in size, quality, and circulation. .. 49... Top Row-Shirley Waite, Helen Olson, Muriel Baker, Dorothy Becker, Rosemary Boyland. Second Row-Miss Ryerson, Kathlyn Haggerty, Gertrude Bergin, Anne Kappes, Verda Guernsay, Dorothy Ritzler. First Row-Ellen Walsh, Doris Krause, Dorothy Billerbeck, jean Clause, Jeanette Berssen- brugge. 0 STUDENT LIBRARY STAFF ELLENWALSH Preridenl ALCIE CROWLEY SHIRLEY W.-xrru JEANNE CLAUS Pmgmnz Chzlifllldll Secrelary Tl'L'dJ'IH'6l' Miss RYERsoN Faculty Adviser THis GIRLS of the library staff are carefully selected by the librarian in cooperation with the home room teacher. Those selected must be of average scholastic standing and will- ing to work in the library. The members of the staff spend one period each day in the library in order to be thoroughly trained in all branches of library work. The work is so divided that the girls who are just beginning are responsible for the shelving of books, care of magazines, and general care of the library, while the more experienced girls aid the librarian at the desk and clip and file articles for reference work. This type of library work is good expe- rience for those interested in library work as a profession. A definite program of study is carried out at the meeting, and instruction is given in general library problems, and library technique. The value of courtesy, tact, and resource- lulness in the library is kept ever before the Student Library Staff. .. 50 f' 'w f,5Pwgf:q'-j.fa. I' Top Row-Betsy Fromm, Edward Hampe, john Schinner, jack Lindsay, Emory Roberts, William Kaestner, Lois Tank. Second Row-Betty Boyd, Polly Thinker, Louise Haskins, Ruth Haskins, Loretta Bullock, Dorothy Walker. First Row-Jeanette Berssenbrugge, Shirley James, Marie Goelzer, Grace Baarth, Janet Schacht. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President BETTY BOYD BETSY FROMM EDWARD HAMPE Vice-President Secretary Treafurer Miss KEATING Facully Advifer MEMBERS of the National Honor Society are elected on the basis of the four principles: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The initials, S. L. C. S., placed on the emblem at the base of the keystone beneath a flaming torch, signify the high ideals of the organization and its desire to develop these four characteristics in the student body. The members of the organization are chosen, by vote of the faculty, from the upper third of their class. Only fifteen per cent of the Seniors and five per cent of the juniors are eligible for election. Theg local chapter is only two years old but it is now large enough to become an active society and to carry on activities which will be of service to this school. ...51... Top Row-Marna Buenger, Betty Wachter, Betsy Fromm, Angeline Pachalski, Elaine Neusworth, Mary Lynn Vedder, june Raumer, Betty Smith, Naomi Williamson, jane Williams, Verda Guernsey, Pauline Hage. Third Row-Betty Hass, Polly Thinker, Betty Boyd, Lolita Roska, Audrey Wtii'tli, Helen Fischer, Vernetta Harms, jean Farley, Doris Thompson, Shirley Stephens, Anna May Iidwards, Arlene Schmidt, Mary Ann Momsen, Lorraine Blech. Second Row-Bernice Arndt, Rudith Treder, Dorothy Walker, Doris Te Brake, Patricia Kinlein, Margaret Harte, Marie Goelzer, Jeanette Krieger, Norma jane Howell, Shirley james, jean McDonald, Crylia Galewski, Ruth Lazarus, Betty Pennington. First Row-Grace Curtis, Lynn Gauslin, Connie Fons, Betty Fritz, Francis Peters, Elaine Reich- geld, Grace Baarth, Lorraine Thompson, Mary jo Hustis, Dorothy Dhein, Jayne Ritz, Geraldine Gesel. 0 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mas. HANSON Direftor MARY ANN MoMsuN Piazzirf CHRISTMAS PLAY BETTY BOYD Soprano Sola SUBURBAN MUSIC CONTEST BETTY SMITH Piazza Solo MAIIY ANN MoMs1aN BETTY BOYD Soprano S010 ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL BIZTTY BOYD Snprazm MARY ANN MCJMSIEN Piizzm Solo ON THis Ev12NiNo of December 15, 1935, the Glee Clubs made their first appearance of the year at the Christmas play. This was an all department program, but most of the members of the cast had to be chosen from the Glee Clubs because of incidental singing. john Schinner and justin Wolff represented the venders of old Italy and Gary Chapman and Louis Reuter led the jolly group of revellers in songs of the Italian Renaissance. Betty Boyd did some effective solo work. ...52... Top Row-Kenneth Lindsay, Paul Wernich, Don Ely, Robert Moon, Louis Reuter, James Prinz, Bill Kranstover, jack Lindsay, -lack Wachter, Bill Parsons. Second Row-Bob Remley, justin Wolfe, Phillip Thompson, Russel Berries, Harold Moore, Fred Velguth, Eddie Kent, joe Godar, Bob Prinz, Gary Chapman, john Stover. First Row--Russel Williamsixn, john Noyswerth, Arthur Priebe, Harry Stumpf, Robert Niepow, Hugo Vogt, Calvin Harthur, Bob Sweet, Paul Herold, Wayne Rief. BOYS' GLEE CLUB 0 Miss ENDERBROCK LOLITA ROSKA Direclor Piafziyl CHRISTMAS PLAY SOLOISTS GARY CHAPMAN Barr Solo Louis REUTER JUSTIN Worrr Tenor Solo JOHN SCUINNER KENNETH LINDSAY Cello S010 SUBURBAN MUSIC CONTEST JACK LINDSAY KENNETH LINDSAY Tezmr Solo Cello S010 IN MAY the Singing Hundred entered the choir division in the Suburban Spring contest. One week later they sang at the annual Whitefish Bay Spring Music Festival. In june they sang for the Baccalaureate Services and for the Commencement exercises in the Henry Clay auditorium. The directors Mrs. Hanson and Miss Enderbrock may well be proud of the work accomplished by the two Glee Clubs. ...53... Left to Right-Vernan Matson, Paul Leser, Marvin Lenke, George Roska, Mary Ann Momsen, Gordon Reif, john Stover, Charles Belik, Kenneth Lindsay, Ruth Zelinski, Lorraine Bleck, Frank Mase Eleanor Thom Harriet Larson, Alice Willets, Jimmy Cryderman, Vlfarren Sprout, Bob jungd Donald Marleni, Kenneth Goelzer, Elllen Kortsch. Standing-Mr. Kundmann. MR. EDGAR KUNDMANN Dirermr Vinlim Upriglnf E flal Alto Snpraaln Sax GORDON RIEIF JOHN STOVER GEoRoE ROSKA MARVIN LEMKE PAUL LIESER VERNON MATsoN Cello KENNETH L1NosAY ML'lflphflIIL' LORRAINIE BLIECK Picmln and Iillzle ALICE VVILLIZTS KA'I'H RYN THORMAN 'Tflllll petit FRANK MASI RUTH ZELINSKI jim CRYDERMAN Clarizzefy ROBERT JUNG WARREN SPROAT DONALI7 NAULIN Tenor Sax KENNETH GCDIELZIZIK HARRIET LARSON E flu! Alla Sax ELLEN KOR1'SCH DI'lllll.l' CHARLES BELIK Piano MARY ANN MCJMSIEN CORINNIE GWALTNEY Barilmze JUSTIN WoLEF 1Vlm'ic Librm'ia11 RUTH ZELINSKI WHISN school opened this September the orchestra began its rehearsals under the direc tion of Mr, Edgar Kundmann. They were allowed to use school time and consequently more interest was shown. During the year several operatic selections have been studied and also other com- positions of various natures. The orchestra played in the Christmas play, The Ma- donna, the annual Music Festival, the Baccalaureate services, the Commencement exer- cises, and at several of our school assemblies. The orchestra has a bright lookout for the coming year as the plans include the ad- dition of many much-needed instruments. We hope that in the near future we will be able to present the High School an orchestra that in every way will compare favorably with those of larger schools. ...54... Standing-Charles Belik, Betty Pennington, George Sullivan, Justin Wolff, Mr. Kundmann. Seated-Donald Dillen, Donald Naulin, Lorraine Mau, Warren Sprout, Severyn 'Pacholski, Robert Moon, Alice Willets, Bob Jung, Harriet Larsen, Gordon Burke, Lorraine Blech, Kathryn Thomm, Nelle Ann Strickler, Ruth Zelinski, james Cryderman, Frank Masi. BAND MR. EDGAR KUNDMANN BETTY PENNINGTON RUTI-I ZELINSKI Direrlar Band Manager Mllfit' Librarian Pirmlo and Flute Snare Drum! Tl'ZlIIll06f.f ALICE WILLETS CHARLES BELIK FRANK MASI Clarizzety ROBERT JUNG LORRAINE MAU WARREN SPROAT DON NAULIN ROBERT MOON SEVERYN PACIHIOLSKI DONALD DILLEN Barlilwze JUSTIN WOLFF Melo phone LORRAINE BLECH GORDON BUTKE Upright E flat Alto KATHRYN THOMM SUf7'dlZ0 Saxaplmfze HARRIETT LARSEN E flat Alto Saxaplaofze ELLEN KORTSCH JAMES CRYDERMAN RUTH ZELINSKI ALLEN GOETZ NELLIE ANN STRICKLER Sozzfaplaone GEORGE SULLIVAN Tuba DOUGLAS DEVOS Barr Drumr and Bells BETTY PENNINGTON The Whitefish Bay High School Band is yet a youngster but has rapidly grown to twenty-three members. It meets for two practices every week and each section practices once a week alone. The band appeared at all the home games and school athletic con- tests doing much to arouse the students to an enthusiastic support of the team. The band patrons. have been busily engaged in raising money to buy uniforms and have made a good start toward that goal. Present interest is also centered on the Suburban Music Contest, May 2, 1936, at the Wauwatosa High School. ...55... I' r Nl- ' ' ,H ,' .Ll L J! 0 AUDUBON Top RmwyA-Dmwitliy Ritzlur, I.m'r'niric Mau, VUAIITCII Rumcy, litltlit- Kt-nt, Rny Rilliiig, Rll5L'll1kll'y liivylimtl, CQ.mnl llI'L'lll1AlllPl. Second Row-Ailviscr Miss Furcc, Willa1i'tl Wilalt-i', Bill KM-stiit-i', Huh l5ruwiit', Paul lilciii, Huh .ltil1g,jut'y Altlricll, Allt-ii Hcssc. First Row-linlw Ingt-rsrwll, Allen Goetz, jo Ann Gnltllwr'gur, Mary Ann I.rirsun, Ruth l.ucl1t-si, fil.lI'lCC Kitzkc, jiuic Sivycr. 0 SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Trip Row-'Multum littcrilrcim, Bill Siglcr, Dlillillll Nllllllll, Furl Nctznw, Huh Cloylc, ,loc Gmlnr. Scumtl Row-Hugu Vugt, Betty Bnytl, Marrylin Bucs. June XXM-cks, Hill lx Vim: First Row-,luiiti lirving, Marjorie Schwab, Shirley james, juan McDunriltl, GIIICL' B.mrtli. 5 1 ...56... J .3 -. ,ug fix . X y Q 1, ,yy v' it 4 ri: 1 XM -9 .l 1' 5 'I ' if J f 'J -f ? Y . jv 553' Say-Y.v f:fA 'P - Qgi bs ' , . , Karyn Q3 Wy. Q A- x '10, 'fl- if Q, ffffl ' ,fi X ff Q ' ' ff 5 ,uk m 'jj If of 1 J, Jyr f J ,f kj J, if f Top Row-Lorraine Bleck, Ethel Whetter, Mary Lynn Vedder, Lorraine Mau, Muriel Baker, Elaine Neusworth. Betsy Fromm, Dorothy Ott, Bette Wacl1te1', Marna Binger, Dorothy Ritzler. Second Row-Rose Tusa, julia Luchesi, Marion Larson, Vernetta Harms, Dorothy Walker, Polly Thinker, Barbara Brown, Loretta Bullock, Betty Kopmier, Doris Thompson, Miss Jamieson. First Row-Jeanette Bersenbrugge, Lorraine Thompson, joan Goldberger, Dorothy Minor, Rudith Treder, Lolita Roska, Jayne Ritz, Shirley james, Ruth Zelinski. 0 Gf.A.A. OFFICERS Iithel Wlietter - - - President Loretta Bullock - - Treasurer Betsy Fromm ---- Vice-President Polly Thinker ------ Secretary Miss jameison - - - Faculty Adviser AIM-To become better athletes, better sportswomen, and to provide wholesome recreation dur- ing leisure time. THIC G. A. A. was one of the first clubs organized in the high school. It admits every girl who has earned 500 points, by participating in both indoor and outdoor sports. To start the new school year off the girls gave a Beach Party on September 30th, at Klode Park. They gathered drift wood, made a tire, and cooked the corn and ham- burgers. On October 22nd they gave a Bicycle Hikeg they rode 10 miles and later went to Port Silver where they had supper. A Toboggan Party was given on january 16th, with Miss jameison, Miss Husack, and Miss Enderbrock as club sponsors. The girls prepared dinner which consisted of spaghetti, hamburgers, lettuce salad, buns, and cake, in the home economics room. After dinner they went to Estabrook Park tobogganing. A rummage sale and a paper sale were given in order to earn money to help take girls in the club to camp. The rummage sale was held on February 1-ith at Sixth and Yluneau. At this sale the girls became acquainted with many types of people. The paper was sold by joan Goldberger during the Spring Vacation. The ambition of every G. A. A. girl is to improve herself-physically, mentally, and socially, by participating in as many activities as possible. Every girl ultimately hopes to go to camp and tries to earn money to take her. ...58... - 1 A-.41 Top Row--Jim Prinz, Harold Myers, Donald Naulin, Corles Perkins, Bob Goldman, Chuck Klatte, Wil- liam Becker, Carl Kulick, Mr. Rose. Fourth Row--Bob Warren, Willard Wilder, William Raver, Bill Myer, Doug DeVos, Ed Weber, Jerry Fellenz, Fred Velguth, Charles Schwarting, Jim Charleston, Bob Sulliman, '.l.'hird Row-Jack Birch, Bob Goelzer, George Roska, Bob Zinns, Roy Roska, William Cahill, Glen Ravenscraft, Fred Hornbach, Bob Prinz, Tom Simons, Mr. Byers. Second Row-Russell Wehe, Ken Kannenberg, James Cooper, John Stover, Warren Ramey, John Wordingham, Chuck Ball, Jack Prescott, Gary Chapmain, Mr. Kuehl. Last Row-Bob McCahill, Paul Herold, Joe Kelley, Paul Klein, Fred John- Zton, Capt. Tinkham, Carl Koeppen, Ken Goclzer, Bill Ziegler, Alan Goldman, Edward Bannon, Assistant 'oach. o FOOTBALL THERE were many positions to be filled due to vacancies left by graduation, and only a few experienced players were available. While all the games were lost, the players al- ways managed to keep their spirits up and worked all the harder for the next game. This was indicated in the fact that several games, against larger and more experienced teams were close and hard fought and were lost on the breaks of the game. The opening game against ,County Day School was lost in the closing seconds of play, while the first conference against the veteran Cudahy team was lost on a penalty af- ter the score had been tied. Probably one of the best games ever played on the Whitefish Bay field was with the powerful champions from Wauwatosa, and was lost, by a score of 12-6 on two long runs by Captain jimmy Martin of the champions. The closing game of the season was lost to West Milwaukee by a score of 14-6 after the Blue and Gray had led through the first three-quarters, but again the team with the greater man-power won. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Name Age Service Strip!! Position Year Weight Melville Tinkham, Captain 17 3 Center Senior 190 Jack Prescott 17 3 Tackle Senior 165 Warren Rainey 17 2 Fullback Senior 162 James Prinz 15 2 Quarterback Junior 145 Herman Wiebcck 17 2 End Sophomore 147 Carl Koeppen 18 1 Tackle Senior 156 Paul Herold 17 1 Quarterback Senior 181 John Wordingham 17 1 Guard Sn-nior 152 Bob Sweet 17 1 Guard Senior 132 Robert McCahill. Captain-elect 15 1 Halfback Sophomore 149 John Stover, Captain-elect 15 1 Guard Sophomore 152 Kenneth Kannvnbcrg 17 1 End Junior 150 Fred Johnson 16 1 Tackle Junior 212 Kenneth Goelzer 15 1 End Junior 136 Alan Goldman 16 1 End Junior 1226 Joe Kelley 15 1 Center Junior 147 Tom Simon 16 1 Halfback Junior 132 Bill Sigler 14 1 Fullback Freshmen 175 Russel Wehe 16 1 Halfhack Sophomore 115 .Paul Klein 15 1 Halfback Sophomore 138 Corles Perkins, Student Mgr. Harold Myers, Student Mgr. Don Naulin Student Mgr. Top Row-Doug DeVos, Paul Klein, john Thompson, Bill Ziegler, Louis Reuter, Mr. Kuehl, John jyer, Rodney Zivney, Stuart Hoadley, Tom Simons, Henry Schmitz. First Row-Glen Ravenscraft, Russell Wehe, Bob McCahill, Kenneth Kannenberg, Dick Hoadley, Fred Nolte, Ed Weber, Herman Wiebeck, Bob Zinns, Paul Herold. BASKETBALL TEAM 0 THE BASKETBALL SEASON this year was one with many reverses and heart breaking games for the followers of the Blue and Gray. Handicapped by the smallness and most inexperienced squad in the conference, it was necessary to experiment with various com- binations before a well organized team could be found. That the team developed throughout the season is shown by the fact that they won the second game from Shorewood by a score of 19-16 and managed to give the rest of their opponents a real battle all of the way. The Country Day game at Whitefish Bay was lost by two points, and the return game at Cudahy was lost in the last minute and a half to play. Probably the most exciting game of the season was the home game with the champions from South Milwaukee in which the Blue and Gray were moved out in the last two minutes of play after playing them on better than even terms all of the way. The majority of the squad was made up of Sophomores and juniors and they gave promise of better things to come in the next few years. Name Award Year Position Height Richard Hoadley ........ ...... 2 ...,. ............... S e nior .....,..... ......,..,.... F orward .,......... ........ 5 '6 Fred Nolte ...........,............,. ..,,.. 2 ..,,. ...,......,.,,. S e nior ........... ....,,..,...., F orward 5' 9 Kenneth Kannenberg .,......... ..... 2 ..... ....,,,..,,.., J u nior ,,,.....,.. Guard ...,,. 5' 8 Herman Wiebeck ...........,.. ..,,.,,.,,,... S ophomore .................. Forward ..,,,,..... ......., 5 ' 7 Robert McCahill ...,,.... ...,...,....,. S ophomore .......,.......... Guard ..,,,, 5' 6 ...61... .QM ltsfb Jliww- JALZW-A. Nqfunv Top Row-Glen Ravenscraft, Laurie Martin, Bill Genecke, Bill Krantsover, Al Goldman, joey Aldrich, Louie Reuter, Charles Belick, Wilfried Miller. Third Row-Coach Wangerine, Bob Moerenic, Jim Charlton, Warren Sprout, Bryant Melendy, Carl Gottachalk, jim Cryderman, Bill Ziegler, Bill Meyer, Ken Lindsay, joe Martin, Charles Klatte, Bob Coyle. Second Row- Russell Williamson, Jack Maas, Garner Pray, Marvin Lemke, George Sullivan, Mel Tinkham, Fred johnson, Fred Mitchell, Bill Levine, Tony Russo. First Row-Carl Kulick, Gary Chap- man, jack McCahil1, Bob McCahill, Emory Roberts, John Schinner, Warren Ramey, Paul Klein, Don Anderson, Herman Wiebeck, Willard Wilder. TRACK TEAM 0 LOOKING FORWARD to the coming season, the track men have been out from one to five nights a week since late in February getting into shape. A very interesting schedule has been arranged among which falls the State Meet at Rufus King High School and the Suburban Meet at Waukesha. These two meets are being eagerly looked forward to by the boys. The Interclass Meets showed some very promising material with many new boys fill- ing in for the graduates who showed so brilliantly last season. The team of '35 had out- standing material in only a few events while in some events there was no entry. The present team has a greater balance, and points should be scored in practically all events. This year's team has many men who were reliable last season in the dual and triangular meets and who can be depended upon for points in nearly all events in the State and Suburban meets. The future looks very promising because of the great numbers of Fresh- men and Sophomore boys who are trying for places on the team and giving indications of having real ability. Letter Men Awards Won Events Class John Schinner, Co-Captain .. .........,.,....,.....,.,..,. 1 Shot and Discus ...,....,......,.........,, .... , ...... S enior Emory Roberts , .............................., ...,.,,...,...,......... 1 Hurdles, Relays ........,.............,.. .....,..... ........... S e nior Paul Klein .......,....,..............,.,..... ......,. 4 ,..,., 1 Dash Events ...........................,,............... .......,.... S ophomore Herman Wiebeck ....,.......... ........ 1 High Running Broad Jump , ..... , .,.... .........,.. S ophomore SCHEDULE April 2-Pio Nono at Baker Field House May 9-Little Suburban at South Milwaukee April 21-Shorewood at Shorewood May 16-District Meet at Waukesha April 25-Custer at Rufus king May 23-State Meet at Rufus King May 2--Vgvestk Milwaukee and Waukesha at May 29-Suburban at Waukesha au es a ...62... -MXH' 24 ,L,...uU,.. 2 C A-Nz! u li v-by el- Q wt, 1 A Y an ' ,- ,X x il K3 ff: . 1 J ? , l , fff 5 ' A ' 3 ,il - 3, 1 ,'zA mmm 1 1Qf X ,ff if W 1 Q L .65- 12 X I N, f E2mif-V ,Nami xv fi ' , . 1 W. 1, , B mr 9 ,, ,X . v ., 4 , , , .. , Aww, n A T -M-af-Aft JT' gl AC .. M... ..-,.-.,,..- ,J . A A-1 ' O ' 1 v 'V' ' . .V Z ul xjfrvw 'Af ' f ' A44 I L v N V . ' Q' L4 ' f N3 K balx IJ. 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