Whitefish Bay High School - Tower Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1937 volume:

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'L F .1 Q .JI if 'Q .., A-E E' .fr L-l .xx - r fi? s E ,F s nd H vi? 195 I -A 3 -.M Ln. ff I - Ma - Y, ,A ,. 1 I In appreciation of their inspirin interests of Whitefish Bay Hig fully dedicate the 1937 Towe been connected with our schoc Mr. Mulrine o Mr. Healy o Min famison O Mr. Byem' o Mr. Wangerin ,124 il 'In- lfluence, and efficient labor in the zhool, we, the staff, do respect- s the faculty members who have .nce its organization in 1930. 71 3' E 'ul ' -, S W ,, , vw-xv--g 4 Lf Off with the old and on with the new has been the motto of the annual staff this year. . . Our aim has been to publish a book-new, different, modern, and in keeping with our rapid development. 0 We present to you-students of Whitefish Bay High School- The Tower of 1937. g,.,..av in ,-J ak ..,' ..,'.L.1fQ5'.Ai' rr -.., 4,1-. ,- ' . , - IV, 4-1. H 'Wig Ps tw 5' ', .. -A75-iw N, . HE. JM., + . I ,!E2E'ffff' i A' g.' fi. Q 'nl 41' . Q . PM 3, u M-xx' f N x... . .J .Q . vi , .it .gr u mi- 1-iff P5 1-. 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I With only 4 vague memory to Jome, but cl Jlrzct reality lo all, HENRY CLAY SCHOOL will lzlwayf bring pleamnl tbougblf of .vofial and athletic laigbligbtf. - 1 .J .aa-3.Lz:Lm-13.3 ' if M .,- li L I O The NEW ATHLETIC FIELD mandy df 4 zribute to 4 pra- gl'z?,Y,l'iZ'6 .fjlffflli of edzfmfiou, May we alwayf l'6l7l8IlIb6'l'f The game if the thing, and he who floilzketh otherwiie if 4 llzfffker. Honor Ike game than playeit, for he who plnyella flye game Jlmigbl, flealz, and lmrd, if a wimzer even when be f0.re.r. O RICHARDS SCHOOL will alwayr remain of we know it today-modern in appearanre and lafting in memory or the first high Jclaool in our community. - 3 , .. .Q .g.-M.gm.mf,.iiin.as..m.i.aeiL'sLhS I: ll I -, .I 1 J 1 in Q E .:' 'Q 1 E chapter I board of eclucation o H. M. WATTS Dirertor o NELSON C. HALL Member o ALVIN C. JONES Member I Mas. H. MOON Clerk o W. H. HOFFMAN Treasurer I FLORENCE SCHRAMM Serrelary lo the Board of Education C. L. MLJLIRINIZ Supaziflfemlelzl of ll l1ifefi.ulv Buy Sf'lmol.s' R. K. HLALY PVflIt'jf741l nf lVf7ilefi.rl1 BLU' High Svlvfml J' BARBARA ALDERMAN Beloit College B. A. English Department ALVIN H. ANDERSON Norflo Central College B. A. Science Department HARRIET M. BARR Milwaukee State Teocloerf College B. E. Art Department SILAS L. BOYD Sain! Olaf College B. A. Nlorlhwerlewz Ufzivemily B. M. E. Music Department PHILIP E. BREWER Plofieville Stale Teaelaerr College B. E. Ulzizfefprity of Wixcorzfifz Ph. M. . . VM Social Science Departmerpit . ',l'fMy 'I .L ' ill-I i I .uqjb A p ,V ' cw' all cf ffl.f'Qy uf! IV!!! Xjkplrf, wig I' 'WALTER E. BYERS ' I Pemz College B. A. Ufzioerfity of Iowa M. A. Mathematics Department Football Coach acult EMMA L. FORCE lmliezfzez U fziuerfily B. A. Northwerlerfz Ufzioerrily M. A Biology Department ALICE M. HAUSSMAN Ufzizferrity of llVi.fc'om'i1z B. A., M. A. Social Science Department English Department HAZEL H. HAWKINS IVe.rtern Illifzoir Slate Teezcloerf College, B. E. Speech and Dramatics Department SHERMAN W. HIIKSCHLER Poryom College B. A. UlZiUEl'Jily of Iowa M. A. Social Science Department MAIKY j. JAMIESON Ufzioerrily of Wircomifz B. S. Physical Education Department 3011 WILLIAM E. JERSEY La Croxfe Slate Tearlaerr College Stout Irzrlimte B. S. Industrial Arts Shop and Drawing Department MARY HELEN KEATING College of Sain! Tberera B. A. Dean of Girls English Department CLARENCE F. KUEHL La Croipve Slale Tearlaerr College Basketball Coach Physical Education Department EDGAR C. KUNDMAN Milzafazlkee Slate Teafheri' College B. E. Music Department GRACE E. LIGHTBODY llyloilezoafer Slate Tearloerr College B. E. RICHARD C. OLNEY Milwaukee State Tearherr College B. E. English Department J. HAROLD ROSE Plalleoille Stale Teaflaerr College U fzirferrlly of lViJ'fo11Ji1z Pla. B., Pla. M. Mathematics Department Freshman Football Coach ELEANOR M. RYERSON Carroll College B. A. Library Sflaool of lloe Ufzioerrity of WiJt'!llIJlll Librarian CATHERINE C. SMITH Urzizferrity of Iowa B. A. Home Economics RUTH H. STEIDTE Mil1l'47lk88 Downer College B, A Foreign Languages MARY C. SWARTO UT ll7l9ifewater Stale Tearlaerf College B. E. Commercial Department 1 1 3 C ll CAROLINE M. SWEENEY Milwaukee Downer College B. A. Foreign Language Department DOROTHY M. VEUM Urzioerrity of Wir4'o11ri1z B. A. English Department CHESTER A. WANRERIN La Crofre State Tenvherf College B. E. Track Coach Physical Education Department FLORENCE CASHMAN Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools RHODA BROOK Secretary to Principal KATHRYN SCHERNECKER U71ll'El'J'lly of Wirrorzrirz, B. S Cafeteria Director DR. EDWIN B. GUTE Head of Health Department MARGARET SCHINZ Supervising Nurse ZELMA DAVIDSON N orthweftern U niverrily Denial Srlyool R. N. Dental Hygienist 'QM Y., 1-' 1 1 E :FQEF J , A , . 17: F-Sffrlfrf qcxk '. 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' A ,fx .AJ V . , . 6'----g. TW ' ' TWP-ff' Wv? 'ff'f l'f 2s U 'f H3f- 5f'7fJe'f-F'Z'- cllapfer Il class of 1937 PHILLIP ALTEMEIER ' We predict a great future of uputtering around for Phil, since he has gained experience as one of the main stays of our golf team during his high school career. GLADYS AYLING ' Gladys is one who sees all, hears all, and keeps her knowl- edge to herself. We think that's the secret to her cheerful dis- position. DOROTHY BECKER ' While a staunch supporter of the Library Club, Dorothy was a cheerful assistant at the desk. She has checked off many a book in her high school career. RUTH ATWOOD 9 Living up to a reputation set by sister Helen is not so easy, but Ruth has done it, mainly through her activity in the Tower Club as the undis- puted queen of the teamakers. MURIIEL BAKER ' Here is a future artist or blues singer. The former is pre- dicted by her fine work in the Annual, the latter by any G. A. A. camper who heard her render I'ze a Mugginf' CHARLES N. BEEIK, jR. ' Charlie divided his time between music and the Annual, favoring the business end of the latter. However, he did a very good job of both. JEANNETTE BERssENisRUOOE ' As a member of most ev- ery activity and the accomplish- ed president of the Spur Club, Jeannette is known for her abil- ities, which account for her membership in N. H. S. as a Junior. LORRAINIZ BLIECH 0 Lorraine has been the big blow of the music department for some time, tooting the original Music Goes Round and Round horn for the band and orchestra. ELIZABETH BOYD ' This charming songstress has quite a record of successes to her Credit in most of the plays which were given. She is also N. H. S. president. 4:2022 VERNA BTEBL ' Verna is Pot afraid of work, but she's not partial to it. With many friends she goes on her happy-go-lucky way. GRACE BOETTCHER ' Many activities claimed Gracie's attention. She was vice president of the German Club and Art Editor of the Tower. May we say Auch du Leiber, Grace, you did a fine job. BARBARA BROWN ' Besides winning the first girls' tennis trophy, Barbie has held offices in many clubs. Need we say more to prove what we all know is true?- Popular, game, and dependable is our youngest girl grad. K CAT ERINE DEDRICK ' One of the peppiest girl grads is she. Vim, vigor, vitaltiy are characteristically hers. Fel- low Dramatic, Tower, French, and Home Economic club mem- bers will testify for Catherine. JEAN ETTENHEIM ' She-'d stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Iean's comic side, however, is balanced by her excellent newspaper work, and her efforts as Tower Club scribe. JEANNE FRITCHLE ' Seldom does one find brains, looks, charm, and per- sonality all incorporated into one human being, but here is a person who has them all-and then some. CHARLES BUCKLEY ' This eminent Hi-Y mem- ber, of three years standing, is claimed by a news route direct- ly after school, but Ned's pub- lic must be well informed. GARY CHAPMAN 9 If red means danger, here's a warning to all records and women. This twice elected red- haired class president and track man is dynamite. JAMES CRYDERMAN ' The early bird gets the worm , but who wants a worm? Jim doesn't favor the idea, be- ing an official haunter of the pink-pads in the office, besides tooting the trumpet. BARBARA DEPEW ' Barbara has clearly proven her ability in the active mem- bership of the Tower, Spur, and French clubs. She has been a very able president of the French Club for the past two years. RENATA FILTER ' She's one of those silent students, who goes pretty much her own way, but who has proven herself to be a good worker. BETTY FRITZ ' Betty is one of the out- standing sopranos who helps to make the chorus what it is. Her friends tell us she has quite a repertory of entertaining jokes and stories. 421, class of 1937 LORETTA BULLOCK ' Promotion from official haunter ffor duesj to noble president of the Tower Club, playing roles in both class plays, and being a member of G. A. A. all help to explain Lo's N. H. S. pin. DoR1s CoULsoN ' Doris has strengthened her lnotej throwing arm, not only by three years in G. A. A., but also this last year by being a cheerful relay man between two Econ tables. BERGA DAvrDs 'Here's to a snappy stenog of tomorrow. Berga has endeared herself to her friends and is a cheerful class- mate. class of 1937 JEAN Fu12RsTisNAu 'jean is always dashing around in one of her super cars, chauffering people to their destination. She returned from a year at Downer, eager to par- ticipate in our activities. MARGUERIT13 Giarz ' Since matriculating from Riverside in her Junior year, Marge has been a conscien- tious Tower Times and Home Ec. Club member. 4 ALLEN GOLDMANN ' As a knock-em deader, Al displayed his talent both on the football field and as a lover in the class play.-Tsk, Tsk-Is that what those Shorewood gals teach you, Al? LYNN GAUSLIN 9 Lynn is one of those peo- ple who, with the best of inten- tions, starts in a hurry, but al- ways manages to be late. But her charm makes one forgive and forget and feel she is priv- ileged to do so. KIZNN ETH GIJIELZIZIK ' We can attribute those direful digs of the Bay Wlindow to Kennie , a tooter in the band and orchestra, twice a football letterman, and the pres- ident of the Hi-Y for the past year. ROBERT Glillil' ' The ability to swing the Club developed the caveman in the main stay of our golf team. As County lunior Champ and the big bad villain of Tiger House he has attained glory. GEIKALD I-IAoLoc:K ' Gerald, one of oui' famous horsemen, has been treasurer of the Spur Club during its exist- ence. Also, he has been respon- sible for the advertising of the Tower Times for the past year. EIJWAIKID HAMIJIE ' Heres the boy who awes us all by his scholastic ability- but a real fellow for all that. Ed has done more than his share on the Tower Times. JANE HIEIJIDING ' Athletics seem to be lanes chief interest. She has been a member of the winning soccer and basketball teams for three years. cc bb LORIN I-IAMEL ' Portraying the Beau Brum- mell of many dramatic club pro- ductions, officiating as circulat- ing manager of the Tower Times, and indulging in intra- mural sports are just some of Lorin's activities. -IIZROM is HAIKIKISON ' Many of us take jerry's grin for granted, but get him started on hunting! He has made his friends through that cheery disposition and willing- ness to help, he's taken school as it comes. STUART HOADLEY ' Still water may run deep but that doesn't mean Stu is all wet. Our twice-elected vice president is very wise and as de- pendable as the revolutions of the earth. DENNIS KENEHAN ' It's the little things in life that count, and Dennis has counted for plenty of points both in intra-mural sports and volley ball while he supported those teams. ELIZABETH KOPMEIEIK 9 By carrying successfully five subjects this year, Liz has proven her claim to the sheep- skin, though fate did her best to prevent it, in the form of scar- let fever-Was her face red! RUTH LAZARUS ' If beauty is onlv skin deep, Ruthie must be very thick skin- ned. Then, the size of her pin collection might lead one to be- lieve she is a pawn-broker. class of 1937 RUTH HoELzEIz v,-'NORMA JANE HOWELL ' She's the rettvt, ittl TIA 9 NoI'ma says Wl1iIt's the blonde you see s ufffrling to , of ihinking, if talkixgedoess from classes4an 'Ifow ig u , V M just as well? Butviw . lleffffi in w c s an fl mem- Ale 'nks flute she peaks, for ber lllplbfifhgl' 4 f P: ia I di . I I. 1 y sc thoug1 s are s- s VX.. 1 A Q A! clo by this fun loving indi- vlf Li 1- f I ual. 0 X I V IJJ :Wifi ! , f I ly M 'JJ . . fl I '39 JQVJ , l A-f- ' t -- 1- I U' l I f -' f .4J.'S'HIItLI5Y JAMES ,lj I. ' 'I' pf'IiQ,ylm'j'o.iaNs0N JR. gl A, 1 . F. rnoreaglrlsi with Slfleys pep. personality, 5 arid Qfendliness. She has been e fything from prom queen to n ws reporter and has ably stood all those vice presidencies. KENNETH KANNENBERG 9 Though an end and guard, Kaptin Ken is not the pro- verbial End of the bench and guard of the water bucket but a true football end and basket- ball guard. , In ' Some times he sits and thinksg some times he just sits, but Fred is a regular fellow with a football record to be proud of. JOSEPH KELLEY ' Roses to Campion for send- ing us such a sorely needed center. joe, spelled with an e KellEy Call Irishj has been ac- tive in all dramatic productions, both as director and sound ef- fects man of the class plays. PATRICIA KINLEIN ' Throughout her h i g h school career, Pat has been dramatically minded. Her back- stage work made many a play successful. HAItRIETT LAI1soN 0 inet + the piano I H8l'l'lEflS accomplishments when it comes to music. May we have more with half her ability. The saxaphone dr the clar- MILIJRED LEVOY ' Ambition is her nameg work is her hobby. She's charm- ing by reputation, friendly by nature, and one swell person to work for. We'I'e fortunate to have Peach for our Annual Chief. 44 .2 9 class of 1937 ELLIOTT LEWITZKE 9 Take it easy has been Elliott's motto during his four years here, but this hasn't stop- ped his wit, for he supplies many a laugh with his subtle humor. JEAN MACDONALD ' Jeanie Mac -the glass of fashion, the model of form, the envy of fellow students, and the ideal of under-classmen has come to the end of her high school career. MARK MCKEE ' Quintus Fabius Marcus Aurelius McKee-us Secundus is the adopted name of this boy wonder. Despite this title, he has managed to become the youngest graduate of the '37 class. KENNETH LINDSAY ' Kenney has lent his sup- port to almost every important feature of our school besides be- ing a member of the Glee club and an accomplished cellist. WILFRED MAECHTLE ' Life has been one grand run-around for Vfilfred, while he has been doing his exercise in Track and Cross Country. MW MARILYN MCKNIGI-IT ' Beautiful but dumb doesn't hold true to Marilyn because she has brains as well. The wonder girl of the Bay always has her home-work, yet never misses a social affair. JEAN MEAD ' Fellow classmates and Dra- matic Club members will agree that Jean has displayed her gift of common sense to the best ad- vantage, HAROLD MOHIK ' lf at first you don't suc- seed, be sure and have a good alibi, is Harold's mottog ser- iously, he is an interesting and loyal friend. JOSEPH MORIENCY ' Has joe ever heard the old saying Silence is Golden? He won't make his million by any get-rich-quick methods, but he has convinced tlIe teachers that he has something besides hair in his head. ax 24 at DOROTHY MINOR ' Having known Torchy for so many years, we cannot believe the old saying about red-headed spitfires. Noted as a sport's girl, she gained admis- sion to G. A. A. as a freshman. ROBERT MooN ' The rootin', tootin', high falutin' clarinet playin', jazz man of the 'iSwingsters, also has to his credit two years of home-room presidency and one year of Glee Club. ELAINE NEUSWIRTI-I ' Knowing that it isn't so much the amount you say, but the amount you do that counts, Elaine has gone through high school lending her support to countless activities. DORIS PELICH ' There is an old saying tht Precious things come in little packages. Doris is truly a life- like example, for her friendship is a fine thing to possess. JANET PIPKORN ' janet is one of those nice to have around folks who would rather watch than partic- ipate, and leave the glory and shouting to those in the lime- light. F. JAMES PRINZ ' His highness jimmy has done royally in everything he entered. He has merited letters in football and volleyball. Much praise to him for fine work on the Annual. ROBERT NIEPOW 9 Cartoons and caricatures are Bob's hobbies, at which he is quite proficient. He portrays us as we hope nobody else sees us. Rosn OPETZ ' Rose is one of the few still believing that school is a place to get an education and has gone about doing so in an un- obtrusive manner. WILLIAM PARSONS ' Bill had the right idea when he bought a motorcycle, for he has little parking trouble. Most any place is big enough, and he can lift it if necessary. class of 1937 ROBERT NIRSCHL 9 Often being the object of Bob Niepow's caricatures doesn't dampen the spirit of Robert. He can take it! SEVERYN PACHOLSKI ' Once he told us one of his relations was a famous general -but remember, Severvn, the pen is mightier than the sword, so don't neglect your readin', 'riting and 'rithmetic. ANN PATRICKI ' It will be with deep regret that we sing Annie doesn't go here any more, for she was al- ways a cheerful and pleasant person to be with. ELIZABETH PENNINGTON ' There's always one bird in the nest that sings more sweet- ly than the rest. Penny's can- did camera consciousness is due to her position as snapshot edi- tor of this publication. GARNER PRAY 9 Oh! He's the drummer man in the band -and does he swing those sticks! The red- headed track star says his future is in teaching school. However -time will tell. ROBERT PRINZ ' Bob was most content when tending lights and props back stage. Call him all the names you like, but never insult his car. 425: class of 1937 ROBERT REMLEY ' Bob has won many friends with his ready smile and per- sonality. Carving skating let- ters at ice meets was only one of the outside activities that claimed Bob. LORRAINE RIEDY 9 Lorraine, known for her attractive smile and good-look- ing clothes, has taken part in many dramatic productions. At present, she is the president of the newly organized Home Ec. Club. WALLACE ROBINSON ' Resuming his studies at W. F. B. after a lapse of a year, Wallace has again taken his place in school life and receives his sheepskin with the rest. LOUIS REUTER ' ' Louie has used his mouth to the best advantageg lending his voice to the Glee Club. But recently he has been heard singing specialty numbers at the piano in Pappy's band. CHARLES RIEMER ' Whether he knew it or not, Charlie was the object Of many sighs and much pointed admiration. If he's too dense, or just too wise, we'll never know-but few got a tumble. LOLITA ROSKA ' As a member Of many ex- tra-curricular activities, Lolita did her share faithfully. There- by she has become an asset to the school. VIRGINIA RUIQMELIN ' A comely little miss is Virgie. While most of us will remember her as a quiet gal, her more intimate friends are thank- ful for her ready appreciation of jokes. BERNICE SCHEIFIE ' Beanie lent her talents to Tower Club and Dramatics, where she assumed the role of Meg in the Senior Class Play. Her dancing and lively conver- sation are outstanding. ROYCIQ SCHUTZ ' Save some breath for the mayor's council. Even in the Annual, Royce follows His Honor. Perhaps he recognizes a good thing when he sees it- what, no civil service? cc xr WILLIAM SCI-IACI-IT JR. ' You can't win! Bill work- ed and slaved four long years to be a mighty senior. What does that make him next year? An insignificant frosh, again. MILTON SCHREIBISR ' This young politician pol- ished his platform speeches and campaign promises so much in his third hour class that even Mr. Brewer conceded the office -Hail to the Mayor of Thiens- ville! MARION SCHULTZ ' Perhaps that pearl studded du-funny whic Marion sports around m y ain why she has not en t in the out- side a i i i She provides her own, i .ee , and is not doing bad! Q-5-MDL FRANCES STRASSIZ R 9 Always willing to help with a friendly smile, Frances brightened the activities of Latin Club and Tower Club. JOHN THOMPSON ' Our school mate from Utah has shown us that he is nobody's dummy and no mean tennis player. RUDITH TREDER 9 Rudith has distinguished herself by lending her support to Library and Latin Clubs, be- sides holding the lead in Tiger House. Good work, Rudy. MARJOIKIE SCHWAB ' Being the Object of much attention of both masculine and feminine groups has not affect- ed Mugs in the least, but has endeared her to us all the more. EILEEN SCHWISTER ' Believing that the only way to have a friend is to be One, Eileen has collected many in her various outside activities. ROSEVEAR STAPLES ' By weaving a cloak of mys- terious silence about herself, Rosevear has kept them all guessing, but her ability as a student is a well-known fact. class of 1937 CLIFFORD SCHWAHN ' Wiffy has endeared him- self to the under-class women with ease-robbing the cradle? No, a politician, but his other habits are good. TOM SIMON ' T, I.'s football and bask- etball playing has in no way hindered his dancing, for he is still tops of them all in most girls' opinions - hops - dip -tango or what have you. MAR JORIE STOCK ' Honor lies in honest toil must be Margie's philosophy of life, for a more diligent worker could not be wished for. Her re- sponsibilities in many organiza- ions tend to prove t is 7.54660 ww- , ww W' fgfww' g,f,l,.g.-if-fx. 94 GEORGE SULLIVA ' Heres the fellow who buries himself under the big Umpa horn. He sure is a glutton for punishment, tooting it in the band for two years, plus action in intra-mural sports. SHIRLIE THOMPSON 9 Those who number Shirlie among their friends are fortu- nate, for one can detect fun and humor lurking in those eyes. CLAIRE TURK 9 Here's W. B. H. S.'s hero -the pocketboolds friend. He's the local soda-jerker who ushers up 15C sundaes for 1Oc and calls it squareg not because of poor algebra, either. K D W V class of 1937 GEORGE UTLEY ' The activity he displays in dramatics and the other clubs is a contradiction to the slow southern spirit, and makes it easy for us to Pardon his southern accent. DoR1s VOLLENDORF ' If she does turn to Holly- wood for a career, Doris will have a head start on publicity agents, for she established her- self as a drawing card long ago. PAUL WERNICH ' Those who speak from ex- perience say he's God's gift to the ladies. This valuable asset will be missed by the underclass women next year. WILLIAM VAN DEVEN O sonality go our sincere con- grads, and we're mighty glad to have him back. One may be proud to call Bill his friend. To a boy with a big per- JACK WACHTER ' All the world's a stage, and if Jack does as well on it as he did on the one in 308, his suc- cess is already assured. ETHEL WHETTER ' Ethel has a peculiar talent for establishing new highs in any field she enters. She also has a perfect attendance record to all athletic performances since seventh grade. JUSTIN WOLEF prano. RUTH ZELINSKE ' Ruth's homing in is con- fined strictly to the band and orchestra, but her presence is welcomed everwhere she goes. 4289 ' Music figured importantly in the activities of lusty, for his attentions were mainly to- ward Glee Club, orchestra, band, and a certain little so- AUDREY WORTH 9 Coming from Shorewood in her junior year, Audrey en- tered into Tower Club, G. A. A., and many outside activities in which she displayed her enthusiasm and grand school spirit. No Pictures HELEN FISHER BETH MARRION senior activities YHILLIP ALTEMEIER--Golf 4 years: Intra- murals 4 years: Hi-Y 5 years: Annual. XUTH ATW0ODAFrench Club 1 year: Latin Club 2 years: lower Club 1 year: Dramatics l year. QLADYS AYLING-Non-listed activities. VIURIEL BAKER-Sgur Club 2 years: Library Club 1 year: Frenc Club l year: G. A. A. 2 fears: Tower Club 2 years: Choir 3 years: An- rual: Quill and Scroll 1 year. DOROTHY BECKER-Library Club Z years. IHARLES N. BELIK jR.-Track 3 years: Cross County l year: Intramurals 4 years: Band L years: Orchestra 4 years: Tower Times 2 rears: Latin Club 1 year: Audubon Club 1 year: Xnnual 2 years. Brsiness Mmauer 1 year: N. H. S. 1 year: Quill and Scroll 1 year. IEANNETTE BERSSENBRUGGE-G. A. A. 4 years: N. H. S. 2 years, Secretary 1 year: Soar Club 2 years. Presiuent 2 years: Latin Club l year: Tower Club 2 years: Tower Times 2 fears: French Club 2 years: Pep Club 1 year: tudubon Club I year: Dramatics' 4 years: Qibrary Club 2 years: Annual. JERNA BIEBL-Girls' Sports 2 years: German Club 1 year: Audubon Club 1 year: Home ic. Club 1 year: G. A. A. 1 year. LORRAINE BLECH-Orchestra 2 years: Band 2 years: Choir 4 years: G. A. A. 2 years. GRACE BOETTCHER-Tower Club lxear: G. A. A. 1 year: German Club 1 year: udubon :lub 1 year: Dramatics 4 years: Choir 1 year: Swirls' Sports 3 years: Home Ec. Club 1 year: trt Club 1 year: Annual 2 years, Art Editor 1 ear. ELIZABETH BOYD-Tower Club 2 years: Latin Club 2 years, President 2 years: French Club t years: Pep Club 1 year: Dramatics 2 years: Ihoir 4 years: Audubon Club 1 year: Madrigal Choir 1 year: N. H. S. 2 ears, President 1 ear, Vice President 1 year: Iunior and Senior Ilass Plays. BARBARA BROWN-Tower Club 2 years: G. A. A. 5 years: Pep Club 1 year: Latin Club year, President 1 year: Choir 1 year: Girls' iports 4 years: Tower Times 2 years: Audubon lub 1 year: Annual-Literary Editor: Secretary- Freasrurer of Freshman Class: Quill and Scholl year. IHARLES BUCKLEY-Latin Club 2 years: Football 1 year. ,ORETTA BULLOCK-Tower Club 2 years, President 1 ear: G. A. A. 3 years: German Ilub 1 year: Peg: Club 1 year: Audubon Club year: N. H. . 2 years: Dramatics 4 years: Evfrls' Sports 4 years: Junior and Senior Class ays. JARY CHAPMAN-Football 3 years: Basket- ball 2 years: Track 4 years, Capitain 1 year: ntra-murals 1 year: Choir 3 years: Class Presi- ent 2 years. DORIS COULSON-G. A. A. 5 years: Tower Club 1 year: Home Ec. Club 1 year. IAMES CRYDERMAN-Intramurals 2 Track 2 years: Band 3 years: Orchestra 1 year. years 1 BERGA DAVIDS-Att'd Gresham High School 2 years. CATHERINE DEDRICK-Tower Club 2 years: French Club 2 years: Dramatics 1 year: Home Ec. Club 1 year. BARBARA DEPEXV-Tower Club 2 years: Spur Club l ear: French Club 2 years, President Z years: Dramatics 2 ears: Home Ec. Club 1 year: Att'd. Classical High School, Massa- chusetts 2 years. JEAN ETTENHEIMkTower Club 2 years, Scribe 1 year: French Club 4 years: Choir 1 year: Tower Times 2 years, News Editor 1 year: Quill and Scroll 1 year. RENATA FILTER-Non-listed activities. HELEN FISHER-Dramatics 4 years: Choir 4 years. JEANNE FRITSCHLE-Latin Club 2 years: French Club 2 years: Choir 3 years: Tower Club 2 years: Tower Times 1 year: N. H. S. 1 year. BETTY FRITZ--German Club 1 year: Choir 4 years: Home Ec. Club 1 year. JEAN FUERSTENAU-French Club 1 year: Latin Club 2 years: Tower Club 1 year: Att'd. Milwaukee-Downer Seminary 1 year. LYNN GAUSLIN-Tower Club 2 -ears: Latin Club 2 years: Choir 4 years: Syenior Class Vice President: junior and Senior Class Plays. MARGUERITE GETZ-Home Ec. Club 1 year: Grrls' Sports 1 year: Att'd. Riverside High School 2 years. KENNETH GOELZER-Hi-Y 3 years, President 1 year: German Club Z years: Orchestra 5 years: Band 1 year: Tower Times 1 year, Col- umn Editor 1 year: Football 2 years: N. H. S. 1 year: Annual-Co-Sports Editor: Sophomore Class President: Junior Class Play. ALLEN GOLDMANN-Football 4 years: Bask- etball Zcyears: Track 1 year: Choir 1 year: Audubon lub 1 year: Tower Times 1 year: Intramurals 2 years: N. H. S. 1 year: junior and Senior Class Plays. ROBERT GRIEP-Golf 4 years: Volleyball 1 year: Intramurals l year: Tower Times 1 year: Dramatics 1 year: Hi-Y 1 year: German Club 1 year: Junior Class Play. GERALD HADLOCK-S ur Club 2 ears, Treasurer I year: Latin Club 2 years: 'ljbwer Times 2 years, Advertising Manager I year. LORIN HAMEL-Latin Club 1 year: Dramatics 5 years: Tower Times 2 years: Choir 1 year: Cross-Country 2 years. EDWARD HAMPE-German Club 2 years: N. H. S. 2 'years,ATrcasurer 1 year: Tower Times Z years, Circulation Manager 1 year. JEROME HARRISON-Latin Club 2 years: Basketball 1 year: Volleyball l year: Golb 2 vears. JANE HEDDING-Spur Club 2 years: Dra- matics 3 years: Girls' Sports 5 years. STUART HOADLEY-Hi-Y 1 year: Tower Times l year: Basketball 3 years: Intramurals 3 years: Golf 2 years: Tennis Z years: Vice President of the junior Class. RUTH HOELZER--Tower Club 1 year: German Club 1 year: Audubon Club 1 year: Dramatics 1 year. NORMA JANE HOWELL-Tower Club Z years: Latin Club 1 year: French Club 1 year: Choir 4 years: Girls' Sports 1 year: Annual: Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class. SHIRLEY JAMES-Tower Club 2 years, Vice President 2 years: Spur Club 2 years: G. A. A. 3 years: Latin Club 2 years, Treasurer 1 year: French Club 2 years: Choir 3 years: Dra- matics 2 years, President 1 year: Tower Times l year: N. H. S. 2 years, Vice President 1 ear: Annual Senior Write-up Editor: Secretaryfliieas- urer of the Junior Class: Quill and Scroll 1 year. FRED JOHNSON JR.-Hi-Y 3 years: Latin l year: Intramurals 4 Club l year: Choir ylears: Football 4 years: Track 2 years: Volley- all 1 year: Annual. KENNETH KANNENBERG-Football 4 years: Basketball 4 years, Captain 1 year: Track 2 years: Hi-Y 2 years. JOSEPH KELLEY-Golf Z years: Hi-Y 2 gears: Football 2 years: junior Class Play: enior glass Play Manager: Att'd. Champion Academy years. DENNIS KENEHAN- Intramurals 4 years: Att'd. Wauwatosa High School 1 year: Mess- mer High School 1 year. PATRICIA KINLEIN-Dramatics 3 years: Choir 5 years. ELIZABETH KOPMEIER-G. A. A. 3 years: Latin Club 1 year: Spur Club 2 years. I-IARRIETT LARSON-Tower Club 2 years: Pep Club 1 year: Dramatics 2 years: Choir I year: Orchestra 1 year: Band 3 years. ' RUTH LAZARUS-Choir 2 years: Tower Club 2 years. MILDRED LEVOY-Tower Club 2 years: Sigur Club 2 years: G. A. A. 1 year: Latin Cub Secrctarty 1 year: Pep Club 1 ear: Dramatics 2 years: ower Times 2 years: H. S. 1 ear: Quill and Scroll 1 year: Annual 2 years: Editor- in-chief 1 year: Senior Class Play: Att'd. Evans- ton High School 1 year. ELLIOTT LEXVITZKE-Intramurals. 3 years ' ' 'Q 1 KENNETH LINDSAY-German Club 1 year: Track 2 years: Cross-Country 3 years: Tower Times 2 years, Editor-in-chief, 1 year: N. H. S. 1 year: Senior Class Play. JEAN MACDONALD-Tower Club I year: Iatin Club 1 year: Audubon Club liyear: Dramatics 1 year: Choir 3 years: Tower imes 1 year: Senior Class Play. WILFRED MAECHTLE-Track 3 years: Cross- Country 4 years. BETH MARRION-Att'd. Washington Park High School, Racine 3112 Years. MAPK MCKEE--Dramatics 1 year: Senior Class P ay. MARILYN MCKNIGHT--Tower Times 1 year: Tower Club 2 years: G. A. A. 2 years: French Club 4 years: Girls' Sports 3 years: N. H. S. 1 year: Annual: Quill and Scrol 1 year. JEAN MEAD-G. A. A. 1 year: Dramatics 4 years. DOROTHY MINOR-Libra Club 2 years :y G. A. A. 4 years: Latin Cliiyb 1 gear: Choir 3 years: Tower Club 1 year: Girls' ports 4 years. HAROLD MOHR-Choir 2 years: Intramurals 3 years: Shop Club I year. ROBERT MOON-Band 2 years: Orchestra l year: Choir 4 years: Intramurals 3 years. JOSEPH MORENCY-Hi-Y 1 year: Dramatics 2 years: Track 1 year: Footbal 2 years: Teu- nis 2 ears: Volleyball 1 year: Intramurals 2 years: Tower Times 1 year: Annual. ELAINE NEUSWIRTH-Choir 2 years: G. A. A. 3 ears: German Club 2 years: Pep Club 1 year Secretary 1 year: Madrigal Choir 1 year: Annual. ROBERT NIEPOW-Choir 2 years: Dravmatics 1 year: German Club I year: Shop Club l year: Track Manager 1 year. ROBERT NIRSCHL-Dramatics 1 year. ROSE OPETZ-Dramatics 3 years: Choir 1 year. SEVERYN PACHOLSKI-Band 2 years: Shop Club 2 years: Choir 1 year. WILLIAM PARSONS-Choir 3 years: Basket- ball IV3 years: Intramurals 3 years. ANN PATRICKI-Att'd. Girls' Trade School 2 years. DORIS PELICI-I-G. A. A. 3 years: Tower Club 2 years: Spur Club 2 years: Choir 1 year: Dramatics 1 year: French Club 2 years. ELIZABETH PENNINGTON-Tower Club 2 years: German Club 2 years: Choir 4 years: Orchestra 1 year: Band 1 year: Girls' Sports -3 years: G. A. A. 1 year: Annual Snapshot Edi- tor: Senior Class Play. JANET PIPKORN-Att'd. Thiensville High School 1 year. GARNER PRAY-Orchestra 3 years: Band 1 year: Football 2 years: Track 3 years: Cross- Country 1 year: Intramurals 3 years. F. JAMES PRINZ-Choir 3 years, President 1 year: Tower Times 1 year: Annual-Co-Sports Editor: Football 4 years: Track 2 years: Volley- ball 2 years: Basketball 2 years: Tennis 2 years: Intramurals 1 year: President of Junior Class: Senior Class Play. ROBERT PRINZ-Dramatics 2 years: Choir 4 years: Shop Club 1 year: Basketball 2 years: Football 2 years: Intramurals 4 years: Golf 2 Hats: Stage Manager ot Junior and Senior Class ays. ROBERT REMLEY--Hi-Y 3 years: Choir 4 years: Bo s' Sports 3 years: Intramurals 1 year: Basketball 2 years: Football 2 years: Skat- ing Team: Band 1 year: Senior Class-Play. LOUIS REUTER-Dramatics I year: Choir 4 years: Intramurals 1 year: Basketball 2 years: Track 2 years: Manager of Junior Class P ay. LORRAINE RIEDY-Tower Club 2 years: Latin Club 1 year President 1 year: Tower Times 2 Club 1 year, President 1 year: Tower Times 2 years: Annual-Secretarial Co-Editor. CHARLES RIEMER-Intramurals 3 years. WALLACE ROBINSON-Att'd. Cederburg High School 2 years. LOLITA ROSKA-Tower Club 2 years, Treas- urer 1 year: G. A. A. 3 years, President 1 year: Latin Club 2 Ears: French Club 2 years: Pep Club 1 year: ramatics 2 years: Choir 2 years: Orchestra 1 year: Band 1 year: Tower Times 2 years, Associate Editor 1 year: N. H. S. 1 year: Quill and Scroll 1 year: Annual: Junior Class Play. VIRGINIA RUEMELIN-Tower Club 2 years: German Club 2 years. WILLIAM SCHACHT JR.-Shop Club 2 years: Workship ol Junior Class Play. BERNICE SCI-IEIFE-Tower Club P1Club 1 year: Dramatics 2 years: Senior Class ay. 1 year : Latin MILTON SCHREIBER-Att'd. Thiensville High School 2 years: Intramurals 2 years. ROYCE SCI-IUTZ--Intramurals l year. MARION SCHULTZ-Non-listed Activities. MARJORIE SCHXVAB-Tower Club 2 years 1 Latin Club 2 years: French Club 2 years: IOWCI Times 2 years. CLIFFORD SCHWAHN+Dramatics 4 years: Tower Times 2 years: Intramurals 4 years: Senior Class Play. EILEEN SCHWISTER-Tower Club 2 years: 2 years: German Club 2 years: G. A. A. Girls' Sports 3. years: Library Club 1 year Secretary-Treasurer 1 year: Annual. TOM SIMON-Basketball 4 years: Football year: Track 1 year. ROSEVEAR STAPLES-Tower Club 1 year. MARJORIE STOCK-Tower Club 2 years: Gel .man Club 2 years: Latin Club 1 year: Towe Times 2 years: Girls' Sports 1 year: N. H. 5 1 year: Annual. FRANCES STRASSER-Latin Club 1 year Tower Club 1 year. GEORGE SULLIVAN-Choir 1 year: Shop Clu' 1 year: Band ZVZ years: Basketball 1 ear Cross-Country 1 year: Track 2 years: Iliitra murals 1 year. JOHN THOMPSON-Tennis 2 years: Intra murals 2 years: Basketball 1 year: Choir year: N. H. S. 1 year: Senior Class Play: Att'd Central High School, Utah 2 years. SHIRLIE THOMPSON-Tower Club 1 year French Club Z years: Latin Club 1 year: Dra matics 1 year: Girls' Sports 2 years: Annual. RUDITH TREDER-Tower Club 1 year: Latii Club 1 year: G. A. A. 3 years: Library Clul 1 year: Audubon Club 1 year: Junior Clas Play: N. H. S. 1 year. CLAIRE' TURK-Intramurals 2 years: Att'd Riverside High School, Milkwaukee 1 year. GEORGE UTLEY-Dramatics 1 year: Att'd. B C. Glass' High School, Virginia 3 years. WILLIAM VAN DEVEN-Dramatics 1 year lI'lIl'3.lllLll'2llS 3 years: Volleyball 1 year. DORIS VOLLENDORF-Tower Club 1 year Spur Club 2 years: Latin Club 1 year: Dra matics 3 years: Senior Class Play. JACK WACHTER-Spur Club 1 year: Latin Club 2 years: Pep Club l year: Audubon Clul l year: Choir I year: Dramaticzf 1 year: Band 1 year: Intramurals 2 years: Volleyball 1 year Annual. PAUL WERNICH-Track 3 years: Choir 1 years: Orchestra 2 years: Band 2 years: Cross Country 1 year: Dramatics 1 year. ISTHEL WHETTER-Tower Club 2 years: G A. A. 3 years: Pep Club l year, President year: lower limes 1 year: Girls' Sports 4 years Latin Club 2 years: Audubon Club 1 year: An nual-Girls' Sports Editor. JUSTIN WOLFF-Band 3 years: Orchestra 1 year: Choir 4 years: Football 2 years: Volley- ball 1 year: Annual. AUDREY WORTH-Tower Club 2 years: G. A. A. 2 years: French Club 1 year: Pep Clul l year: Choir 2 years: Art Club l year: Towel 'limes 1 year: Girls' Sports 2 years: Annual Att'd. Shorewood High School 2 years. RUTH ZELINSKE-G. A. A. 4 years: Band 2 years: Orchestra 4 years: Girls' Sports 4 years W -' S , , L ,ff! f6J . W jw, M M 9!.,7LfzWdg'7f7y! A F xi 7 chapter III if wud , ' M., -ff .fi f in ' I 'Q y, I ,,f-'ix n ,J Aldrich, Joseph Becker, Williain Bendfelt, Walter Bergen, Richard Berres, Russell Boyland, Rosemary Bratt, Shirley Breithaupt, Carol Buenger, Ardys Buenger, Marna Bues, Marilynne Bruel, Fred Brown, Barney Carroll, Betty Charlton, james Christensen, Marga Clark, Allene Belle Colby, Marcella Coulson, Jeanne rcl juniors Cunningham, Edward DeVos, Douglas Duehring, Kermit Edwards, Anna Mae Eitert, Betty jane Erving, june Ely, Donald Fehlhaber, Alice Fons, Constance French, Harriet Virgi Galewski, Cyrilla Generke, Willizliia Gissell, Geraldine Goetz, Allen Goldberger, joAnn Grosskreutz, Dorothy Gruenwald, Vernon Gucciardi, Pauline Hampe, Marcella nia HOME ROOM 109 o Top ,Row-Boyland. Klug, lleiuman, Kick- holcr, Christensen, Heimiuk, Bucs, M. Bucngcr, Breithaupt, l.auc, A, Bucnger. Second Row: Colby, Goldbergcr, Haas, Galewski, Ciucciardi, Harte, Krueger, Her' old, Coulson, Edwards, Larson. First Row: Lucuhesi, Mnrrirzscttc, Landers, Finns, Gis- sell, Kops, Clark, Bratt, Kitzkc. HOME ROOM 209 O Top Row-Sellman, Welwer, Volkman, Kluge, Srlmher, Kranstuver, Sthudson, Mcflahill, Sproat, Hcmman, Roska. Second Row: Rilling, Robel, Stover, Robinson, Jung, Schmitz, Klein, Velguth, Willr11an, Radomski, Wilrler. First Row: Zinns, Pyle, Saltzfstein, Stumpf, Schick, Vogt, G. Rav- enscralt, Zane, Welle, D. Ravenscraft. Harte, Virginia Hass, Elizabeth Heimick, Betty Hein, Williarn Heminan, janet Herold, Dorothy jayne Hesse, Allen Heyer, john Highstone, Verna Hornbach, Fred Ingersoll, Bob jung, Robert Kent, Edward Kiekhofer, Dorothy Kitzke, Clarice Klein, Paul Klug, Winifretl Kluge, Donald Kops, Clariee Krantstover, Bill Krueger, jeannette Kulick, Carl Kupper, james Landers, Alice Larsons, Mary Ann Laue, Marion Leh, june Lemke, jeanette Lemke, Marvin Lewitzke, Bernice Losse, Carla Maronek, Robert Matson, Vernon Mau, Lorraine McCahill, jack McCahill, Robert Moering, George Molloy, Marion Naulin, Donald Neuberg, Betty Lou Nolte, Mercedes Olson, Helen Pacicard, Betty Pandl, Helen HOME ROOM 218 O Top Row-Cunningham, Gruenwald, Martin, Heyer, Pipkorn. Matson, Lemke. Naulin, Moering. Generke, Ely. Second Row: Birch, Dueliring, Browne, Aldrich. Ber- gen, Van Bramer, Hein, Charlton, Godar, Hornbach. McCahill. First Row: Inger' soll, Becker, Breul. Kulich, Thayer, Kup- per, Maronek, DeVos. Hesse. Goetz. HOME ROOM 312 o Top Row-Nolte, Roni, Williziiiis, Losse, Lemkc, Mau, Smith, Schwantes. Sutton, Olson. Second Row: Molloy, Biel, Neu- berg, Ritzler, Rohn. Weiss. Rapp, Wil- letts, Tusa. First Row: Peter Packard, lirving, Pandl, Schmitz, Quevy, Schirle, Sivyer. Perkins, Corles Peters, Frances Pipkorn, Melvin Pyle, Carroll Quevy, Thelma Radomski, jack Rapp, Mildred Ravenscraft, Glen Rilling, Ray Ritzler, Dorothy Robel, Clarence Robinson, Ernest Rohn, Evelyn Rom, Nancy Roska, George Saltzstein, Arthur Schiek, Ben Schmitz, Henry Schober, Oscar Schudson, Armand Schwantes, Marjorie Schirle, Naomi Sellman, Robert Sivyer, Jane Smith, Dorothy class of 1938 Sproat, Warren Stover, john Stumpf, Harry Thayer, Dick Tusa, Rose Vogt, Hugo Velguth, Frederick Volkman, William Van Bramer, Donald Waite, Shirley Weber, Edward Wehe, Russell Weiss, Lois Wiebeck, Herman Wilder, Willard Willetts, Alice Williams, jane Willman, Dale Zarne, Bob Zinns, Bob n a...a,v-M-ma..Ms---ngif..-Q Albrecht, Mae Harriet Allen, Donald Anderson, Doryce Arndt, Bernice Benish, George Berkholtz, Paul Biel, Arline Birch, jack Blech, Eunice Borchardt, Donald Borgeson, Shirley Bryant, Francella Bullock, Irene Butke, Gordon Cahill, jack Carson, Katherine Clark, Gordon Curtis, Grace Czerwan, Deloris Dahl, Dorothy HOME ROOM 210 0 Top Row-Haue, Borgeson, Hollimian. Leu Ql'll5Ul'j.lCl', Allwrctht, Blech, Watts, Dahl Nickoll. Gmoteiimat. Second Row: D johnson. Heil, Nurenhergg. M. john son, Bryant. Andersen. Knnncnherg Curtis, Krause. First Row: Eislcr, Hocst etman, Carson. Leser, Arndt, Hustis, Bul lock, Matras, Gwaltney. HOME ROOM 510 o Top Row-Nuuswirtli. Meyer. Allen, juni: lillCl'lllL'llU. Bcrkholtz. Martin. Karling liorcliardt. Second Row: Evans, I.eVine Harrhunc, Lorrcnx, Lemke. Klatte, Mcsser Butke. First Row: LaBuddc, Maas, Fal lon, Kamp, Clark, Dickman, Laser. Cahill sop omores 0 DeHues, Mary Dhein, Vivian Dissinger, Betsy Doering, Werner Eisler, jewel Ettenheim, june Ettenheim, Milton Evans, Richard Fallon, jerome Fleischmann, Dorothy Godar, joseph Goelzer, Bob Grade, Marie Grieger, Alvin Grootemaat, jean Gwaltney, Corrine Hage, Pauline Harthun, Calvin Hemman, Harold Hoesterman, Dorothy Hoffman, Esther jane Huppert, Lucille I-Iustis, Mary jo johnson, Dorothy johnson, Mary jane jung, Elmer Kamp, Walter Kannenberg, Lois Karling, Robert Kenney, Thomas Klatte, Charles LaBudde, Buddy Lambach, Leon Lemlce, Arnold Leser, Margaret Leser, Paul Leuenberger, janet l.eVine, Bill Lucchesi, Ruth Martin, joe Matras, Evelyn Messer, Rudolph Meyer, William Morrissette, Gwendolian Neuswirth, John Nickoll, Beatrice Niegelsen, Warren Nurenberg, Joyce Peege, Janet Pollworth, Clemens Priebe, Arthur Ravenscraft, Dale Reichgeld, Elaine Reif, Wayne Ribbons, Margaret Riley, Marjorie Ritter, Ralph Rosl-ra, Roy Rush, Mildred HOME ROOM 1 5 up Row-Niugclsun, Ritter. Sigler, Whigel. Sclilehlein, Traiwicki, Zivney. W'arren. Roska. Rcil. Second Row: Walsli, Wil- liamson, Sceteld, Tills, Helm, Strandt, ljenish, Priebe, Goelzer. First Row: Poll- worth, Gricgcr, Kenney, Schwartinp. Goldiugin, Russo, Sivyer. HOME ROOM 1 l 2 o op Row-Mayer, Pierce, DcHeus. Stritk- l-' Wilb-r S ' 1 T- ik- Xvhitc cl. cr . mitl , cBr1 c. . Schramka, Turrie. Wcbste1'. S C c 0 n d Row: Srhwister, Ribbons, Tate, Stock. Schmidt, Grade, Fleischmann, Dhein. Riley, Scribner. First Row: Urban, Etten- heum. Czerwim. Dissingcr, Van Devon, Soutbcott, Reitlmgcld, Peegc, Schwartz. Russo, Anthony Schlehlein, Howard Schmidt, Arlene Schmitz, Kathleen Schramka, Ruth Schwarting, Charles Schwartz, Jeannette Schwister, Joyce Scribner, Harriet Seefeld, Henry Sigler, William Sivyer, Allen Smith, Betty Southcott, Audrey Strandt, Lester Stock, Gertrude Strickler, Nelle Ann Sutton, Dorothy Tate, Eileen class of 1 939 TeBrake, Georgia Thayer, John Torrens, Wallis Turrie, Joyce Urban, Ameta Van Deven, Betty Wager, Elliott Walsh, John Warren, Robert Watts, June Webster, Winifred White, Audree Wilbert, Jeanette Williamson, Russell Zivney, Rodney HOME ROOM 207 I Top Row-lzschcn, Getz, Ackermann, Leek '11 Icy. Clark, Krieger, Comstock. Kinlein llulgcn, Bcccard. Second Row: Kops' Gollhery. Klinkert, Cirosskreutz. Buengel' Klinkcrt. Laev. Kciding. Arndt. Cahill lfirst Row: Fichaux, Linn. Craven. Cart haus, Faltz, Hottman. Krusthke. Gisscll HOME ROOM 208 O mp Row-I.udwiu. Gauslin. Amos, Becker Ciucciaidi. Butler, Crabb, fihiistcnsen Al1ell. Dite, Hughes, Second Row: Gott schalk, Edwards, Connell, Lindsay, Olson Chudik, Blanz, Btll1I11QlLll'fCl'1, Brown, lf Brown. First Row: Lcmke, Holtman Ula-fs. Diillmun. Golankc. Grucnwald Beissenbruggu, lidwards. Anderson, Hale meistcr, Egan. Abell, John Ackermann, Betty Amos, Donald Anderson, Richard Arndt, Lucille Barnes, Betty Baumgarten, Harold Beccard, Elaine Becker, Frank Berssenbrugge, Bob Blanz, Bob Brown, Francis Brown, James Buenger, Lila Butler, Jim Cahill, Jane Ann Carthaus, Catherine Christensen, Roger Chudik, Edward Clark, Alice Clouse, Robert Comstock, Sara Connell, Richard PBS lllell Crabb, Dick Craven, Patricia Dallman, Richard Dickman, Raymond Dissinger, Patsy. Dite, Jim Eagan, Hubert Edwards, Bill Edwards, Dick Ericksen, Arthur Eschen, Marilouise Eulgen, Loretta Faltz, Marcella Fichaux, Betty Oauslin, Edward Getz, Dorothy Gissell, Eileen Glass, Ewan Golanke, Thomas Goldberg, Doris Goldman, Bob Gottschalk, Williaiii Grosskreutz, Ruth 4136s Gruenwald, Arthur bucciardi, John Hafemeister, Leslie Hall, Lester Harvey, Alfred Heil, Dorothy Helm, Elmer Henerlau, Paul Hotman, Marjorie Hoffman, Don Hudspeth, Betsey Hughes, Jack Jacobson, Melvin Joost, Williain Keidlng, Ruth Kinlein, Marguerite Klinkert, LaVerne Klinkert, Shirley Kops, Helene Krause, Doris Krieger, Barbara Kruschke, Jeanne Laev, Carolyn Leacll, hlildred Leekley, Mary Ruth Leidgen, Charles Lenike, Arvid Lepper, William Lindsay, Alan Linn, Nancy jane Luber, Rosemary Lucchesi, Dorothy Ludwig, james Maas, jack Magaw, George Mark, Isabelle Martin, Laurie Matras, Miriam Mayer, Marjorie McEachon, Peter McKee, Cynthia Messer, Dorothy Miller, Marie Minor, William Morency, Scott Mueller, Burton Mueseler, Anita Munk, Mary HOME ROOM 503 O op Row-Minor. Thwaits. Erickson. Roe. Niglwol. Leldeen. Moremy, Noeskc. XVann. Rohn. Second Row: -lNlagaw, hllaryey. Ioost, Oestereicli. lNltl..1chion. Schmidt. Swan. Zimmc-linan. W'eise. Noll. LCPPU- liirst Row: Hall. Pahlc. hlneller, Soni- inexs. XVillman, Sliawl, Roth, Reitli. Sweet. Reynolds. HOME ROOM 306 C lo Row-Reed. Nook, Tlioinas. Luber. P WK-riiiritll. McKee. l.r-ach, C. Risherg. Sprlnkinao, XY.ul1ter. Mnnk. Second Row: Tate, XVL-st, XVir'heclx. Mark. B. Risberu. Van Bramer. l.utrht-si. Neubauer. XX'itf tenberg. First Row: XVag4ner. Dissingcr. Smith. hlesser. XVorth. Sherman. Mueseler. Matras. Neubauer, Mildred Nigbor, Robert Noeske, Robert Noll, Alfred H. jr. Nook, Beverly Oesterieich, Irvin Olson, Edward Pahle, Matthew Pierce, Dorothy Reed, joyce Reith, Doug Reynolds, Richard Risberg, Betty Risberg, Clarabell Roe, Jimmie Rohn, Walter Roth, Larry Schmidt, Helmut Shawl, Robert Sherwan, LaVerne Smith, Virginia Scammers, Roland Sprinkman, Mable Swan, Dick Sweet, Nile class Tate, Jeanne Thomas, june Thwaits, jack Tills, Warren Trawicki, Alvin Van Bramer, Phyl Voeltner, Clarence Wachter, jeanne Wagner, Marjorie Wann, Eugene Wermuth, Doris West, Betty Wiebeck, Mary Wiese, Edward Willinan, jack of 1940 ll: Wittenberg, Marion Worth, Harriet Yanz, Bernard Zepf, Virginia Zimmerman, Leon ard sfWrww..,...,,,M-.q,MwawMwfM1 W, ,Maw .N Fw? x,. AX 9 fnrx L ,J kai M MUWZCMM Qfgapfffwu W? ME I N ffw KT I my Jflx D C, gN7Q X IQ if' N10 N Q, a x xy 1 .P nf: -fff, V 'n. -1 . Q EN n,-p'0 1--1 Wg' -. -1 - - 1.w7-5.1+- '--- --- .-Vg 11, -ll' 1 f . Q M. I if 7' - A' 's'f.'iX.1: S xt 4 ' gpk . si , +x.y. ,---'... -,s 134 -- I I f. g. I R . 1 I. ,. . . I . 1 1 ' f, www A 1 chapter I fs xi 3 Q4 .1 4. fu 3 62759 F x 19 Mi A than..-adiaba- ...:-fa fslhtii ihilnu. in-.Q-.Varna-L 5 Q tower club Fl OWER CLUB Top Row-Stmlx. l..v.1x'us, lleililing, l'uersteniiu, Izztenlieiin, lhlxei, l.einke, lmsxe. Nolte, l,CI'll1IIU.llUI'I, Second Row: Tum, Xlifilletts. lfritselile, Kinlein, Breitlmupt Scliwister. 'I'lminp5un. Bersaen- lwruggzex Milvrllonzllil. liirst Row: Hmtt, Llzirk, Kops, Molloy, Pelieli, Larson, Seliiele. Top Row-Pom. Ruemelin, Olson. Brown, lfilert, Rom, W'l1elter. Ritz- ler, Rovkn. Rierly, I.eVoy. Second Row: Rapp, Irirson, Neulwerg, Wsxrtlx, Boyd, Ciauslin, -liunes, QiUlLll7Cl'jLCI', Bullock. First Row: Paicknrrl, Del-'ew. Howell, Seliwiilu. Coulson. McKnight, Quevy, Kitzkc. Sivyer. LORETTA BULLOCK .i.. i,.iii,,i,. I 'iw-idwif MARILYN MKQKNIGI-I'I' ,i.,, e or .Vw-Wf.1i-Ay SHIRLEY JAMES ...... ...,. l fire Pl'c'.l'ide11I LOLITA ROSKA ........,., ,Ill'L'r1J'!ll'L'l' Iinlzmled 1955 Zlflnlln Find and give the best Adria wir MARY lllil.liN Kiaix'rlNu ANI! CIAuo1riNic Sw1sisN12Y Plllflflld O Increase in general information by learning to lead and follow, comluet il meeting, develop social ELIXICCS, and experience the joy of doing for others. 14 r. FRUSHMORIZ ALLIANCE 0 Top Row-limgewn, XV.ul1tei. Cluk. Smith. Stlitklel, l.t-uei1he1'iqel'. Cf. llislwelg, Sclli.xmlx.l. l.e4itl1,Allwlenl1t. I.ul1er, XX'ermutli. Third Row: li. Rislwerg. DeHues. loliiisun. Stock. Leekley, Cmiistuck. Bryant. 'l'lmni.is, AI1LlCINCl'l. listhen. Krie- ger, Ilollmgm. Second Row: Cliulven, Hotmnn. Smith, l.ilev. Cluitis. Lvmtle, Stlimitlt, Dhein. Soutlieott. fiilI'MVI1, Fichatux. Bul- lock. First Row: Cahill, Van Whrgrier, lmllherg. Kiln' l.eser. l'L-cge. RClLll,EClLl. Dex ent lmnv. Dissmger, Cixxqxltney. Reetl. HI-Y 0 Top Rim-Cl1.1i'ltmi, fQl1.1pn1.in. Volk- nigin, I,imls.iy, Nllllllll, Butkley, Mnienty, Cvenerke, ,I nl1ns,i1l1. l'nrmx'ne. Kmelzer, Second Row: Mtffiilull, Stover, Allumuiei, Vel- gutli. Schmitz, Klein, Ciriep. llxoinpsim. Reniley. Zinns. First Row: XVelie, Vogt. Huinlmali. lJeVos. Kelley. XX'iltler. Hmxtlley. R.1vensir.itt. 1 71111 I 5iC1llL'J'f0f' jANia'14 Piaisoia vrr., BARBARA KRIEGIER rr,,, MAIKX' JANE -JOHNSON ,r,A ROSIEMARY LUBER ..,.rr, roshmore alliance ..,,.....Pl'6.l'7d,ClIf....... .......Vire Pl'6,l'jLJ6lif,..,, ,,,,.5'ec1'efaz'y....,7. ,,,,t,T1'ea.i'11r'el',,,Y F0ll1l6!66J 195 6 56601161 Sulflemfi' KA'I4HlilllNli CARSON BARBARA KRHQUER MARY ,IANIQ joi-iNsoN Ros1sMARY LUBIER Adviyer BARBARA ALIJIERMAN P11i'p0.re O Discuss problems of interest to girls of that age, develop cooperation and sense of responsibility. I 1- KliNNIi'I'lI Goi5LzicR .....,.......,e,,,,ee.ee. Prwidwzf FRIED JOHNSON ...,....,....... .... I five Ifmsidwif RoBi2R'i' ZINNS ee.,, ..,..,......,. Stfcz'eliz1'y-Trea.s'z1rer Illlllllclkd 1952 A6!1'i.l'6l' SHERMAN I-I1Rst1HLi2R Mfzllrf Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Pm'p0.fe I To create, maintain, and extencl throughout the schoal .intl community, high stanclurcls of Christian clmritcter. E BOARD OF PRESIDENTS o Top Row - Aclu-1'l11:m11. W'lu-ttcr. Kamp, Sullivan, Whugcl, Nnulm. Rcutcr, Ciricn, Vclgulh. lkllkll. Slscond Row: lj.lllI'l1.ll'1,ci4llLllNJIQLCI. lfdwllrds. Hondluy, Stink, M. lohnf sun, D, jolinson, Siliwgmtcs. First Row: Swuut, Fpiltz. 'l'us,l. fiilllyllll. Dissingur, Bull. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY o Top Row-Uoldlscigcr, l.uVov. lin-lik. Thompson, Nnulin, lindsay, Sto- ver. Guy-lzcr. Trader. Second Row: Bcl'ssunbruggc. Bullock, Sllltzstcin. Humps, Guldmginn. Roslin. Stink. First Row: Boyd, XVillctts, Fritsrhlc james, Mclinight, Blum. oar of presidents Fin! SEIIIGJYEI' Skflllfcf Swnumfr LOUIS REUTER ...........,. .... .. 1 Irmdwff ,,,,,,,, osss L YNN GAUSLIN Jo ANN GOLDBERGER , ,. Vim Preiidezzz ,,,,A . .,.. I :RED VELQUTH LYNN GAUSLIN ........ ,..... S ef-rem:-9 '.,. .... ETHIEL W1-1E'1 1'ER DoN NAULIN ,,w... Trefzmrer ...,.. V., D ON NAlIl,IN Adviyerf ' MAIKN' HELEN KliA'l'lNG AND SHERMAN I-I1RscpHLER Ffllllldlftl 1936 Pfrrprue I Develop lendersliip, mature judgment, ability to make decisions. national honor society BE'1 1'Y BOYD .lssssses. Prmdwzf JIZANNIZTTIS BIERSSENBRUGGIZ .imwlzr-1 SHIRLEY JAMES .... ss,. If 'ire Pl'K.l'id61ll' EDWARD HAMPIE .,.,........,...... eses 7 'reizxnrer Adzfixel' MAIKX' HELEN KliA'I'lNii Foznzded 1933 P11rpr1.re O Provide an organization which requires high scholastic merit. 'limp Row-SL-elelrl, Prinz, Kellel Top Row Fielmux, Xlfillnert, XVer- MONTEBANKS o l Stlxmitf, Vollxinnxn, M. Lemke. Muxenty, Reutei, XX'.1cliter, Mrliee. Bmwne. Fourth Row: -I. Lemke. Heimitk, Fueratenalu, Kieklmler. Sutton, liilert, Vollenrlnnl, Bulluek. -lung. liixlier, l.eVoy, Third Row: Rierly. Nlepow, XVillettR. Boyd. Hamel, Funs. Breithnupt, Hardy. Niistlml, Srlixvnn. Bnettrlier. Smith, ltlzuliungllrl. Second Row: Wfiess. tmlrllverger, l'l1gl1A'tune. Cnllvy XVilder, Mead, Clark, Tresler. lierssenlwrugge, Roslin. Silltzstein, james, WR-lie. First Row: Molloy lJJ.L'kLlI'kl, Kitlke, Carroll, llrving, P.ll'ltll. Inrson. Zgune, Krups, htlxmitf, Brgxtt, Sellirle. MASQUERS I nmlli, Turrie, vfi'.lLl1lL'I'. Skllhllllldll. Rislweru, Cfrgilwlwe, Niegelsen, Duel'- ing, Clark, Clllltllk. l.eper, ,limst Summers. Third Row: Suutlirntt Fallon, lfsrlmen. Stock. Coxnslnelx Leekley, Pcmlwqwtlm, 'I'illx, Connell Blrmv, Lulvei, Heil, H.rll. Secom Row: Slierwzm. l.z1eY. Tate. Krie- ger Smith, Craven, CirOotei1m.1t. D. lolmsun, Van Bruner, Klinkelt. Kinttsclmlk. l,llBULlLlL', Palmle. First Row: Wfnrtli, Faltz, Hoffman, Peege, lfttenlieim, Reirllgelrl. Dis- winger, Url1:m,. SLl1XYllI'f7, Seiilmnel, Cahill, Wglgrie-i'. i montelman s Fifi! Semerter SHIRLEY JAMES ROBERT PRINZ ,,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, MILIDRIED LEVKJH' .,,., JOSEPH MCJRENCY ,, O Develop personality as well as Fifi! Semerfer JANET PEEGE ..... ROBERT GOELZIER ,,.. GEORGIA TEBRAKI3 ..... L, Second Semefter ,.....PI'9J'id6'iZl'..... ALLENE BELLE CLARK ,..A.Vice P1-eiidefzr...... .....jo ANN GOLDBERGER ,..,Sev1'elrz1'y-T1'erz.rln'e1'..... WILLARD WILDER Pln'p0.s'e rr power of interpretation, and destroy self-consciousness. IIIHSIIIIBPS ,,,.....P1'6'Jij6!67Il..... ......Vire P1'eJin!e1zt.,.,.. .,.Ser1'e!ary-Treamrer... Adzfirer HAZEL HAWKINS Fnmzded 1931 P7lI'lZ70.f6 Second Sellzefler EDWARD CHUDIK .. SARA COMSTOCK HARRIETT WORTH I Lend self-confidence before nn uuclienee, develop personality and power of interpretation. L'ATELIER o E Ton Row: Boyland. Fucrstcnalu, Kamik Kranstover. Mui'eni'y, lit- tcnheim. Olson. Roska. Second Row: Dctlritk. Funs. Ritzlcr Kops. Fritscllle, Bersscnhrugge, Thompson. First Row: Iames, Mn- Knight, DQPCW. W'illelts. Boyd. DAS KRANZCHEN o I'op Row-RQIPP. Sutton. Klum. lit- ftlllltllll, Losse. Docrinu, Ritvler. Second Row: Hass. I,aHutltle. lis- chcn. Cii'af.le. Ribbons. Henerlau. First Row: Kitzlie. Leser, Urban, Czcrwan. l! lo ale ler BARBARA DEPEW .... ......VY............. ..... P 1 'efidefzl ALICE XVILLETTS .,,.A,,.,. Vitae Pfwidezzl CONNIE FONS .,...........,.....,.......,.. Senelary-Treaz.r1n'e1' Aclvixer RUTH H. STEIDTIZ Fofnzded 1932 M0110 Savoir faire Pl1rpo.re with the French I Come into more direct contact EIS P51120 ell MARIE GIKADIE ..., Premleuf MILl7l!liD RAPP Adzfirer RUTH H. STlilD'1'li lfwmded 19.34 Molly Gemutlichkiet Pzzrpoae O Give opportunity to Contact langauge by more songs, games, reading. offer practice in leadership. language by songs, games, etc. ..,.. Sewvlazr'y-Trea1.s'1l1'w' etc., than is possible in class, and to SOCIETAS ROMANA Q Top Row - Saltfstcin. B e n i 5 ll 5LlIlllIl!. Ruska, XVagcr, Siglcr. Klein, Ncmulscn. Halrisixn. Al rliiclx. XVl1itu. Third Row: Dc- Hucs, llurgcwn, B. Smith. Harl- lmk, Stricklcr. D. Smith, Kick- lmlcr, XViltlc1. Kenncy, Kelley. Sccimd Row: Sll'LlS5CI', liullluck. I 'sm in 'k Bl int Hullman. .All n, . mc . ry. , F I vlulrnsim, Curtis, Cfarson, I-.ttcnhcim lfirst Ruw: Kitzkc, Bratt. l'ackai'cl Van Dcxcn, Rcicligcltl. Pecgc. Mali as. Gwaltney. Sci ibncr. LIBRARY CLUB O Ton Rnw-Becker. lisclren, liulgcn. Waitts. Allwrctlrt, Boyland, K!'UCLICI'. Second Row: Faltz, I,acv, Ritzlcr Rilwlwuns, Bcl's'.'cnlu'uy:LCc, Sclrwistcl First Row: Dlxcin, Trailer. Colby Sclrwarlz. SHIRLEY BRAT1' .l,l, JANET Prilzuli I Promote interest in the VIVIAN DHEIN societas romana Pfwidefzf FRANcgrsr,LA BRYANT S6L'I'6fzII'j Vire Preridelzf GEORGE BIENISH Treawzref AfJ1zi.s'er CAROLINE SWIEIENIEH' Nlvffn Errare est humarum 11010161661 1935 PllI'lf70,Y6' classics, in the social aspects of human life, and in our customs. library club Praridezzt MILIDIKEIJ Truzrrizit Vjfg P,-ej-jdeu, EILE EN SCHWISTIER ........... ......., S errelazriy-Trg,1J1n'e1' Adzfirer ELIZANOR RYIERSON lfnfmded 1936 Plll'pll.l'L' C Learning and using the fundamental principles of library science. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB o Top Row-Getz, D. Coulson, Lossc. Hemmzm, Bocttcllcr, Klux. Second Row: j. Coulson, Hass, Ricdy, An- derson, Schmidt. First Row: Dc- Pcw, Pandl, Dedrick. ART CLUB 46-2 ART CLUB I Top Row - Galcwski, Borgcson, Bocttcher, Bloch, Hcimick, Nicgel- scn, Amos, Leach, Nolte. Second Row: Ritzler, Mayer, Olson, Sec- fcld, Maas, Breithaupt, Worth, Larson. First Row: Molloy, Van Devon. Heil, Colby, Packard, Pc ters, Sivycr. . , Ollie 900110111105 club LORRAINE RIEDY .... ......................... P refidefzt CARLA LOSSE .....,,............ ,,,, V ice Prerident DORYCE ANDERSON .................... Sewelary-Treasurer Advifer CATHERINE SMITH lfwuzcled I 93 6 Pll1'p0.f8 0 Attempt to form a connecting link between home and school, to train in leadership, to help realize the scope of home economics, and to develop responsibility. art club MERCEDES Norris ......................... Preiidefzf FRANCIS Pmiaias .....,,,,,,,,, .,,,, V ire P,wj,1g,,f JAN E SIVYER ................................ Secrelrzry-Treumrer Advirer HARRIET BARR Motto Ars gratia artis Fowzded 1936 Pzzrpofe O Give an opportunity to work along art lines to those students unable to take regular course. Take an annual trip to the Art Institute. Discuss things of art interest met in daily life. SHOP CLUB -1.017 Row-V.In Bmnier, Pullolski. 'l'I'.IwiLki, lkllllili, ffr:IlIlv, Kzuling. Cllristenscn. Second Row: Cirieger, WillSlI, Wliexe. Noll. First Row: HotiIIIgIII, Mm-lls.'i'. Brown. PEP CLUB o Top Row-Stlinkler. Chutlik. Al- lwxecht. StlII'.ImlcIl, WcI'nislI. XVIILII- ter, M. littenlieiin. Browne. junu. Leucnherger, Ncuswiith. Third Row: WmII'tlI, I., Bullock, Penning- ton, VC'iltleI', Rietly, Brown. l.c- Voy, XVhetteI', Bryant, lf, Hoffmgin Smith. Second Row: Vim Deven Southcott, li1Ilkll7CI',LICl'. johnson Kunncnberg, B!:fSSCHl7fLlg,!C. Tuszl. Curtis, Boyd, Rosku. First Row- Reichgeld, j. Ettcnheim, Pei-gc, fl1ll'YUI1. l. Bullock. D. Holtinun, MAIKVIN LEIvIIqIz ,... s op club Prwidenl SEVIERYN PACHOLSKI ..... Sevremry-'I'zw.mrer Adviyef' WILLIAM E. jIsRs1sY liolzmled 1936 Pzzzpnye O More shop time for those interested in worthy use of leisure, cooperation, leadership. ETIIIEL WlIl2'I'1'liR .... PCP club Preiidefzl ELAINE NlilISWlli'1'H ...,, Serremry-Tre.1.rmw Pep Lefzderi' BARBARA BROWN AND BARNEY BRoWNE Adzfiier PHILIP E. BRISWRR liwnzdecl 1936 Pm'po.Ie 0 Build and maintain school spirit through creating interest in school events, particularly athletics. SPUR CLUB 0 Tian Row--Sliinlxlur. lung. Sultiiii, Apiiiikiimii, Viilluiiilivil, Ikikg-ii l.4-iiuiilwuigui, Srliiiiiiilm. llnillmk. Second Row: XVillQ-tts. 'I' .1 L L-. Kriiii 'c. Cimiistiiik, l.g-Vuy, lircil- lmiipt. l5ry.iiit. lir-ismuilwiiiuuu, lfirbl Row: Cahill, Pi-liili. l7cPuwN. Cu- wii, ,l.iiiicw. R4-iiligclil. l'cri4c'. Kimi L-ii, jUNlOR AUDUBUN CLUB O Top Ruwflilillc, mliiiiiilxr. liiillw. ll. Siliiiiill, Siulri. Zivm-y, M. lftf tr-nlii-im, Allen. llcnisli, Piiulw. l,1!Cl'll1-Q, lfv.ins.'1'l1ii'Ll Row: lfgillim, Slriuklcr. Pollxxiirtli. Sliurla. Al- lwrcilit. l.cuurilwi'gui. V Niliwriiliiill. lin-rim-y. lhissii, Smilli, lx.iiiip. Second Row: Cmmtn-iii.igil, liiiiiicn- lwru, M. -Iivliiimii, l..iHuililc, Chi' liill. ID. Iulimun, Al. lllluiilii-iiii. K. Sflimil1,i Biilliiik, lliilliimii. l lI'hl liiiw: V.in llcvcn. Sivycr, fliiiwrl, llilslmiis, Ciiitlx, Sixiilliumll. 4iw.ilt- HEY, spur club ,llZANNET'1'li Biaizssiaisxisiiiiciciia ,lll lYl,. . , .. l'i-e.i'idw1l Doius VUl.l,l5NlJORlf , ., Sw-ar.1ry GERALD HAi1i,mgiq ,,,,,A ,,,,A,Y,,,,,l,ll,,,,.. 7 ',W,.,,,-,,- lfnffzzded 1955 Pllfpfljlf O Learn to walk, trot, uiritor, and bridle liorscs. Fellowship tlirougli rides. I O llllllill' club GRMLI5 CURTIS .... ..,,,,,,. I 'i'e.ria'e11f TOM KliNN1iX' ,l.,, ,,,, , Spf-1-Lfflgfy.'1'm1L.,H-wi Wi4l.'1'15li KAMP ..,.. Vive Pl'L'.l'jd6'lIf DICK EVANS ,..,. Clzfwzdizr Ser1'elar3' Ad Z'i.liL'l' EMMA Foiugif Ifwnfded 19,55 P11f',fm,i'c' I Acquziint students with local bird life, :mil teach con vcrsiition iinil 2lPPl'CL'l1lllOI1 ol' biril lilc. chapter II 6611065 of SCl'l00 tower t11 ROSKA K Chapman Hurdles Senior Cla Mac Donald And Gauslin I HAMPE 1 Tung, V 6 HADLOCK Towe ,XBQJM I ,ox de .QSM the , - ' soooligis pai?-3336 l if SC . Bill V' N DO 'lllm as we ' T X G For Buenger and 72 ,Sf KEATING PUnI'liPI' Jokesf X A 0, OLNEY gf-' ? Well To Be Q. f gage Q'--'W Jane H0 tlsle x 065 NOYMG t On Desef sr 0550136 ex Cal 'S' ya , xg 969 31' -P if rlarriet Worth Wins Stat QQX9 6 , 90 6,5 wax Art Prize l O Q94 0.55 9905609 0 'J' A0 66' Doris Krause Looms l 0 A s ' - X, s wlmmmg Queen ANNUAL Stuhldreher, U. W. Coach, El' 53535225 Talks At Trophy Banquetg Z' 0 C , L rife-l cwfm' QJSQX X C2-for Alan Hale, Roy Bellin Also 3 Plgllfnll H5311 sw. 'eff' 42? S2515 'ljguhfws E 3' lLf:z'z,:::: 11 . 0 0 75 D sible. 'Q EJ, GOO, 61625906 ,II -706,2 66 q Q Gentlemen U Q 910, P4 -'ob 0 Q0 2 SMOKEg. 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Kgbas zomics Part Iliff-x 'ka if J evo 9 MW-All Highly 0 Q90 60 Soph-Frosh Choose Officer '- T V x - -Si, ' ll Q o n 52113013 an n Air Hostessmg Is O Q P y l Schlnner Leads Alumni popular Girls BARR Shirley James F. james Prinz Robert Blanz Kenneth Goelzer Allen Goldmann jean Ettenheim Shirley james Robert Zarne joseph Morency , X t 'A Q,bL,,,R'fg2Kf ' v,+fkxt-- V' V' , Q' qw vw, Xp- JA 0' gy 0-.M xxy ox B Pg I.EvoY .X I 'K JUNG 0,V', M . MJ' K t M af L e ower P . . XFV5. 3 rf' ,f .ff ,, R OX BELIK editorial staff NAULIN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mildred LeVoy Robert Jung I O BOETTCHER ZINNS ART EDITOR ASSOCIATE ART EDITOR Grace Boettcher Robert Zinns O O BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGFR Charles Belik Donald Naulin BYERS VEUM I O ADVISER LITERARY CRITIC ART CRITIC Walter E. Byers Dorothy Veum LITERARY Lynn Gauslin Barbara Brown Je Jeanne Fritschle Norma jane Howell business staff Corles Perkins Betty Pennington Barbara Brown Fred johnson Phillip Altemeier Jeannette Berssenbrugge Norma jane Howell Betty Kopmeier Betty Boyd Corrine Gwaltney Catherine Dedrick 4:5219 Harriet Barr an Ettenheim jack Wachter George Utley Audrey Wodh Lynn Gauslin john Thompson john Stover Lolita Roska Eileen Schwister 193 Top Row-Goldmann, Prinz, Goel- zer, Wachter, Morency, johnson, Chapman, Baker, Neuswirth. Sec- ond Row: Worth, Roska, Penning- ton, Blanz, Ettenheim, Riedy, Whetter, Brown, Berssenbrugge, Schwister. First Row: Zarne, Boyd, II-iimes, McKnight, Stock, Frirschle. owell. ATHLETICS Kenneth Goelzer F. james Prinz Ethel Whetter PICTURES Betty Pennington Shirley james Marilyn McKnight Marjorie Stock Eileen Schwister Dale Willman Lorraine Riedy Allen Goldmann Barbara Brown Corles Perkins F. james Prinz ART Muriel Baker Audrey Worth SECRETARIAL STAFF Lorraine Riedy Audrey Worth Betty Boyd Lolita Roska Elaine Neuswirth Shirlie Thompson 0 The sole objectives of THE TOWER of 1937 have been to publish a book in keeping with the rapid growth and improvement of our school, and to accurately record the development of new activities, recreational and social events, achievements in sports and music, and the change and increase in faculty and student body. To accomplish these objec- tives, we have attempted to give every student in the school the opportunity to contribute his bit, and we, the staff, wish to thank you and congratulate you on your fine co-operation. 0 We hope that THE TOWER of 1937 is a pic- ture book of memories rather than a literary master- piece and wish that all its possessors will enjoy read- ing it as much as we have enjoyed making it. 645310 0 quill an scro flllllllil' Pram Queen SHIRLIQY JAMES fllllfffl' Pmw King .,AfV1lfS PRINZ Q prom royality up Row-l.uVuy, Bulik, lhkcr, Xxltntg-111, XV1ldcr. Second Row: ISIUMI1. R-nskx, i',IlL'I1llCIIN. First Row: ,I.um'x, Mnlinight, Iirvxmg, King JAMES PRINZ Qzreeu SHIRLEY JAMES I Deroratiom' MARILYN MCKNIGHT' ROBERT PRINZ O Orvlaerim KENNETH GOELZIER TiL'k?f.f Louis REUTER Prograzm' AUDREY WORTH junior y prom '36 O I April came to Whitefish Bay not with showers of raindrops, which brought May flowers, but with showers of invitations to the main social event of the season. Shortly after the participants of the Grand March passed under the arbors, the loyal subjects of the King and Queen, james Prinz and Shirley james, assembled inside the white picket fence amid the trees and flowers, and the 1936 junior Promenade WHS OU. l.ult to Right-Naulin, Iorrens, Pacholski, Mau, Sullivan, Sprout, Sweet, Belik, Jung, Moon, Ackeiminn f Willetts, Mr. Kundinann, Zarnc-, l..irwn, ZCliIlKliC, HIL-ch. Fallon, fiiyth-i'in.iii, liutke, W.1,uei', Wi Stiicklei, Huffman, Hlanf, Rem CI.ARINIi'I'S Robert lung Robert Moon Lorraine Mau Wzlrren Sproat Wirlles Torrens Donald Naulin Severyn Pacholski Charles Belilc Hoims Lorraine Blech Cordon Butke 0 The old saying starting from scratch tells exact- ly what the band, under Mr. Kundman's direction, did two years ago. Now, its membership has in- all MR, Encma KITNIJMAN Director PicLc3oi.o AND FLUTIQ Alice Willetts SAXOPHONIES Harriet Larson Nile Sweet TRUMPIETS james Cryderman Ruth Zelinske Nelle Ann Strickler Elliot Wziger TaoMBoNias Robert Remley Robert Blanz Donald Hoffman SOUSAPHONIS George Sullivan Pi2Rc3Uss1oN Charles Belik Betty Lu Ackermann Robert Zarne jerry Fallon Band played. The members lent their overwhelming pep to the spectators of all the footbill and basket creased to twenty-five, and like the other activities, it is swiftly climbing to a top place. O Through the efforts of the Music Parents Asso- ciation, new, complete uniforms were bought, giving color and school spirit to the events at which the fx S6 ball games and spurred our worthy heroes to fight harder for the sake of Whitefish Bay. O Although several of the Bands members are grad- uating, there are many promising underclassmen to take their places so that the organization may carry on and continue its development. Left to Right+Nulte, NVittenberg, Lindsay, Hagen, Carson, Stover, Lescr, Ackcrmann, Gwaltney, Bulik, Tlmmts filrristiansen. Torrcns, Munn, Naulin, Mr. Kundman, XVilletts, Strickler, Zelinske, Hleclr. CELLos june Thomas Betty Lu Ackermann VIOLA Mercedes Nolte LETTERMEN BIELIK BLIQCH W1L1.12'1 1's junio ZELINSKII orchestra Ma, EDGAR KIINDMAN Director VIOLINS john Stover Paul Leser Allen Lindsay Herbert Eagen Marion Wittenberg Pizac3Uss1oN Charles Belik Roger Christiansen Katharine Carson CLAR1N12'1's Robert Moon Wzillis Torrens Donald Naulin HoRN Lorraine Blech TRUMPIETS Ruth Zelinske Nelle Ann Strickler Timm BON iz Robert Remley O Not only did our music director, Mr. Kundman, organize a band, but also an orchestra. To obtain enough practice for improvement, the members have used school time for private lessons and group practices twice a week. O The orchestra played at the class plays, rendering the Scotch tunes for Annie Laurie with unusual ability. lt has also participated in the spring music festival and several assemblies. O The coming new year promises success for our more sophisticated musicians, if I TOP PICTURE Top Row-Gauslin, Schmitz, Roe, Kranstover, K. Lindsay, Matson, Naulin, Johnson. Sigler, Ely, Reuter, Meyer, Wolff. Third Row: Gold- mann, Kamp, Russo. Williamson. Wachter, E. Blech, Nolte, Ettenheim, Webster, Noll, Ravenscraft, Vogt, Remley. Second Row: Mayer, Pennington, Boyland, Leekley, Leach, Tate, Tusa, Neuherg, Ritzler, Boyd, Edwards, J. Brown, A. Lindsay, Schwarting. First Row: Sivyer, Peters, Mueseler, Fritz, Galewski, Wittenberg, West, Worth, Van Deven, Howell, Leser, Keiding, Laev, Larson. BOTTOM PICTURE Top Row-Weber, Stover. lung, DeVos, Generke, Maronek, Benish, Godar, Prinz, Wager, McCahill, Allen, Stumpf. Third Row: F. Brown, Ackermann, Sprinkman, I.. Blech, Boettcher, Buenger, B. Smith, Neuswirth, Baker, Berres, Evans, Velguth. Second Row: Edwards, V. Smith, Gissell, Hass, Grade, Schmidt, Comstock, R. Anderson,Cii'uenwald, Shawl, Harthune, Sullivan, J. Neuswirth. First Row: Cahill, Wiirtli, Reed, Sherman, Faltz, D. Anderson, Dhein, Reilly, Krause, Matras, Opetz. a capella c oir O With the arrival of our new instructor, Mr. Boyd, came the production of an A Capella Choir in White- fish Bay High School. The complete reorganization of the Glee Clubs was started with voice tests for every student in the school, thus discovering many new and prospective singers. After the final selec- tions were made, the Choir consisted of 125 members who have practiced three days a week ever since the beginning of school. 0 Several small singing groups have been formed in- cluding the Madrigal Singers and the Boys' Octet. Besides these, the soloists, Betty Boyd and Betty Smith were given their chances, often singing before assemblies and entering the music contest in the spring. 0 By sponsoring an appearance of the famous Ober- lin Choir, enough money was raised to buy Choir robes for all the members, adding dignity and prestige to our warbling classmates. 4:58a santa swing out C The 451-y Clu'i.ft1mzJ lvolicla-yas' were Il'Ell'0Nl6!l in by the Smzilz Szrizlg Ont, .l'lDOII.f01'6d by tlae Board of Pre.ride12l.r. folk MfCalJill may rangloi mmzmre while lac prozwl be ronlcl UJ'Il'llIg it. flunk out C W'lllJ L'Xd11l.l' over, .n'oH'ozz'.f zrere clrozwzecl al Ike Fllllik-Olll. Exveliz- liolzal 6IIl61'fdllIlIlZ?1Il zzm f7ll'lIl.l'fJ6L! by Gary Clmpwazz and Frezl folamozz f1'lfrl2i11g. alumni dance I The old g1z1d.r mme bark for 11 nigh! of fini, dam'- ilzg to the rhyllyuz of Erzf Bl6'l'f7'.f Swing Blzml. dfrrifig llye Cf7I'l.l'llllc1.l' lvolicllzyl. charity can :lance O Slavhy of ffl!! aim' foodflirff were piled up at fhe Thdl1k.YglZ'llZg Charity C5111 Dmife given by the Towel' Clilh. the girls, tag O Queen for iz nigh! 1l'61.f the Tozver Clnh prefideizl, Loretfiz Bnllrzrk, who led the Girly' Tag, 6.ff0I'llIZg famef Priuz. The girly ax iz ufhole were Kifzgf for lhe night, for theiry were lhe p1'iz'ilege.s' of dating, firtfiizg, and ,fmyiizg fm' lheif' PLZITIIEIIY. O The hmimzzhle 11161116611 of the Tower Cliilz Bmzrzl, E'.l'tYll'll1lg lhe HlllL'l?w1'H hfiyr. mf. tvimig, . ,, , was R- I H e apter III Q . RM,.,. ! Sv .-x x1 C Girly' athletic field fzrzder rorzrlrwrtiozz ...,., Arflyileel, Bob Boerrzer fberlef 'em up. Aizolber land nzizrk diJappeorJ . . . tbe lm! of lbe railroad ,..... Girly' alblelic field ready for izrfiorz. W, P. A. painting rlofrrooliz. Tbe temzif eoizrlf in tbe rorefx 0 beiiz coizflrizrled ufilb buildifz and K K groznzd Jzrperiizteizderzl, Mr. Svbirle, looking fbem over, I Fir!! Girlf' Field Day on tbe new field . . , . . Boiler roomy painted and renovated by tbe W. P. A, Dmimzge Jyrlem work biizdered by mow. Traek and field in lbe making. The rozrzpleled Wbilefifb Bay ,zfbletir field. W an X v 4 N, QF? 'Ijf' 1'I'31,.i'i fuibfxi , MW in 'X Kg 7315 wk QF? Nfl G H ' X N ' 334.4 4 5 X x x , ' Awww N fm , L . A, , Q A 1'v'Q2,:1SfzjgMz,im .. MW l , Q - ' A Q.,-if-2:eefszs.,,' Y fm 3g F ig mmm 7 J W EF R534 ag, f5ff'i42'94m mcpsg , 5 M an M f MQFM A W fm? gggigg gi . f 4 i f iggfszrii1,,,,g15fgi.LJ fig H ,, K f fm:i1f?wQfff , J 'wzaw -1 -1Q:1'.1f1?tg4,L1i1YlL1gQ 'V ,gli Q ' Q3 , ax 5.1 ,Rf ig. ,gif v N, fwziig-iEi::fg,. 'gui V' k iqixi A -if tif Ei LSWZELQY LH ' F5 M : 3 ff Q L 35 rips ' L :ff!25f:hffa2- ii L T15 ,. vi. ....,,.. -M 'M EQ' X X 1 ,4 4 , U, ,g ,,-,f,, wav V4 , W1 Y r'i5:,f1 My 9 wr s- ,Ng ,M M 1 ,W-5. ,, fn J YMWK aaxs N gm M Y as f we WWW W N W we I Q, if aw , M14 I Miz Deedf goey to town. . . , Hold that tiger . . . Siltin' prelly. We lurneaf the lahlef on Mae' . . . Donzeylif Tranquilily . . . You're laugh ing al me . . . Cupie. Sonze haul . . . Whol' a Bully? . . . I'111 way up h' yaf' . . . Hey, Bahe! Our own .ride fhow . . . Brain truftl . . . The Thin Man. C Penny for your lhoughty , . . Kran1zy . . . Ain't we cute? . . Ethie. , Building up to an awful let down . . . Three little Goelzerf . . . Siu inahef new . . . Tommy -Innocenre ix hlin. The Thinker . . . A! it again! . . . Beauty in Helix-dreJJ ' . . . Rowing around . 1 -maint-kx1114,qf1immm1mmm .nw ,MR fm-ann-nml1 um 1i- U55 iw Q gk was A7-1 -as 52 ,u S 5 1 E A M :eu ii-Q me is P2255 inf:-CE? TCF WA W: zgzmg W' iw A-we 5 13 If 2 , 5 3. was N f W Q32 awk, , fn A W, my E, f E wvwmgy Wim Q .gf 1 EWS gx '- '-.-- O 1-2-3-4 , . . Hang your vlolbeJ on a biekory limb. I love ine! . . , Loziie, l01JE,f young dream . . . Way bark wben-Iwo little Rifbergf and a Clark . . . Too lllllfh racket! Silly Seniorr . . . Bzzbblef, banging tbe gong around . , . Henmzed in . . . Room for expanxion. Tbree :mari galy . . . Yozfoe go! lo be a football bero , . . Tbe paiue tba! refresher. Again? Or yet? . , . County lo len, Buddy . . . Tbree znore Jmart gali. O Liz i!be anrwer to biJ prayer . . , Freddy, lbe frerbie . , , Winrbell like to know? . . . TARZAN , . . Ye Edilor paafef, Rove, fweel girl grad . . , Hi-Lo! Napoleon Ned . . . Gel your Tower Tilnei beref' . . . Old maid? Heck no! . . . TARZANKY male . . . Tbe eternal play boyy. mmmkmwfw .1 . .1 -mv . -A A , 4 -un- I Tim IIHIIX7 liiglvf life, Liz . . . Gmfie Bflt3fft'f76l', L-will Giiiirliii Lomzifie Blevb . . . jefziz Gifwlezzzaal, iaimgzzifv . . . lWlmt'.r fhaf? Al your age, Dwi? . . . feiziinie Effeizlaeim . . . Eimife Blefh . . . Lllm lI lJelIer. Tim fined, ru' iam if the lI1ZwlograplJe1'? , . . Liz, again . . . Lalifu Rwbi . . , Rr1.rez'e411'5fapleJ . . . Keiz Lizzdmy. f1lQ'QJ' Hlfllllvikif . . , Hfrlllflf Sfliizffcf . , . lxflfffliff fllrlwmf . . . Dorff V' ffl fnrfl fwfr fifff !IlUAl'f',l'.l'fflf1 Nw flmllififf , . . fum' fm Drcnzfizilzg? Ill fclaool? if dime . . . Clarlf-Brin'-yiziare-'Iliylfir Hill' 7 Ei 'T V '-' S-?!i4J i! 77 ' fG 'fSF TU 'HBV' 'W i f l2- Y-'fit ' f ' 'lf-7 ' Y .u c apter I V' 'ii PHILIP E. BREWER Farulty Manager WALTER E. BYERS Football C oacb MARY j. JAMESON Girly' Pbyfical Education Dlrector CLARENCE F KUEHL Bafbetball Coarb I I J. HAROLD ROSE CHESTER A. WANGLRIN Frexbrnen Football Coarb Athletic Dirertor Track Coach athletic epartment ROBERT MCCAHILL JOHN STOVER 1936 Football Captain: KENNETH KANNENBERG 1936-193 7 Baxketball Captain Football: CoRLEs PERKINS DONALD NAULIN THOMAS KENNEY WILLIAM BECKER GARY CHAPMAN 1937 Track Captain Student Managerx Bafketball : DOUGLAS DEVOs ROBERT BLANZ 470: PAUL KLEIN RUSSELL WE1-IE 1937 Football Captainx-Elect GLEN RAVENSCRAFT 1 93 7-1 938 Bafketball Captain-Elect Track : JOSEPH ALDRICH HAROLD BAUMOARTEN LARRY ROTH Top Row: Naulin, Perkins, Dallman, Cahill, Voeltner, j. Brown, F. Brown, Schwarting. Wann, Magaw, Thayer Burke, Becker, Plack, Kenney. Third Row: Roth, Hoffman, Pzihle, Lepper, Thwaits, Roe, Generke, Nigbor, Butler, Gucciardi, S. Morency, Gauslin, Kulick, Mr. Rose, Mr. Kuehl, Mr. Byers. Second Row: D. Ravens- cralt, DcVos, Willman, Godar, R. Goelzer, Cunningham, Volkman, Berkholtz, J. Morency, Matson, Sigler, Birch, Klatte, Wiebeck, Robinson. First Row: Roska, Hornbach, Kamp, Klein, Kelley, K. Goelzer, Kannen- herg, johnson, Prinz, Stover. Mcfiahill, Guldmunn, Welle, Ci. Rnvenscrult, Vogt. ootlmall O Fighting all its battles on strange fields because the home ground was not yet com- pleted, the football squad pulled and pushed itself through an admirable season. Al- though the team had some experience, it was light. Out of the season's nine games, four were won, four were lost, and the remaining one, the Homecoming Game, ended in a scoreless tie. The Homecoming Game was one that won't be forgotten. A game had been played on the Shorewood field the afternoon before, a game had been played Friday night, then rain had fallen, and the Homecoming Game, was scheduled the following Saturday afternoon. The result was that South Milwaukee and Whitefish Bay pushed and slipped around the field between the twenty yard lines most of the afternoon, in what seemed to be an endless drizzle. And when the mud bespattered players heard the final gun go off, no score had yet been made. To lead next year's squad, co-captains have been elected for the second consecu- tive season. Last fall it was Fullback Bob McCahill and Guard John Stover who led the Whitefish Bay Squad through its 36-37 season, this coming autumn it will be Half- backs Paul Klein and Russ Wehe. Supporting these two will be ten other lettermen and the whole school. Also, this coming year, Whitefish Bay will have its own fine athletic field. Many Seniors are wishing that they could come back, just to play on that gridiron, while sophomores and juniors are elated at the very thought of being the first ones to use it. 4:7123 R avenscraft, Hoadley. aslaetlmall X ri 5 S , J 1 XY jill' Q 1 'ii A 1 Nl : , - -4 K.. :agp O The Blue and Gray team provided the fans with many thrilling games this season and showed a much improved team over that of last year. After losing their opening game to Racine Horlick, the Boys bounced back and de- feated West Milwaukee in the Suburban Conference opener, 33-29. During the course of the season, two games were won from our neighborly rival, Country Day, and an- other, a thriller, from Cudahy by the score of 28-27. Hard luck seemed to follow the basketball squad this year, and many close games could have been won with a few breaks. The last three games were played without Kenneth Kannenberg, the Captain and guard. Kennethls leadership and defensive abil- ity were sorely missed, and the team lacked its usual speed and fire. Five of the six lettermen will return next year and will be led by Glen Ravenscraft, captain and a clever forward. He should be a factor in getting the championship of the suburban league for Whitefish Bay. a72w Top Row-DeVos, Goelze Webeck But ler, Weber, Zinns, Vogt, Mr K ehl First Row: Simon, Wehe, Klein S gler MLC ahlll Top Row-Gucciardi, Noeske, Harvey, Golanke, Hughes, Van Bramer, Roe, Nigbor, Butler, Morency, Krans stover, Wernich, Martin. Third Row: Mr. Wangerin, Aldrich, Wilder, Seefeld, Hamel, Dite, F. Brown Amos, Williamson, Kenney, Roska, Birch, Goldman, Zinns, J. Brown, Mr. Caulket. Second Row: Dueh: ring, Ravenscraft, Pahle, Dallman, Gauslin, Chudik, Leper, Benish, Goetz, Hornbach, Pray, Belik, Reuter Goelzer, Baumgarten, Roth.Firsr Row: Johnson, Simon, Maronak, Sproat, Remley, Torrens, Kulick, ,I McCahi1l, Chapman, Klein, Lemke, R. McCahill, Sigler, Meyer. , .F a- ,IV ,T - , - -t A N 'X y . .. 1 , i iii , ,..., a f if-:ii s,fX,,,i1 5 wgyz, XXX X trac I With the winning of second place in both the State and District meets last year, and the completion of the new quarter mile track, the 1937 season is being looked forward to with a spirit which should bring a championship home. Mr. Wangerin has never coached a championship team, but is very enthusiastic over the prospects of the coming season. Being squeezed out of a state championship last year by less than five points, he is more than ever determined to realize a life long desire this year. The squad will be very well balanced with the brunt of the burden falling on the shoulders of five returning lettermen. The rest of the boys will be picking up the other necessary points. The squad is a great improvement over last year's squad both in size and experience which will prove to be a helpful point in a championship team. Our new track will be host to the Little Suburban meet as Well as this year's District Elimination for the state meet. 173: 9 Cunningham Goelzer Goldmann Hornbach johnson Kamp Kannenberg Klein Kelley Matson McCahill Prinz Ravenscraft Sigler Stover Vogt Wehe Wiebeck Perkins Name Service Age Stripes Edward Cunningham 1 19 Kenneth Goelzer 2 17 Allen Goldman 2 18 Fred Hornbach 1 16 Fred johnson 2 16 Walter Kamp 1 15 Kenneth Kannenberg 2 18 Paul Klein 2 16 joseph Kelley 2 16 Vernon Matson 1 16 Robert McCahill 2 16 james Prinz 3 16 Glen Ravenscraft 1 16 William Sigler 2 16 john Stover 2 16 I-lugo Vogt 1 16 Russell We-he 2 17 Herman Wiebeck 3 18 Corles Perkins-Student Manager 4:74a football schedule Sept. 19-Rufus King .. ,..,.. .....,.... W on 7- O Sept. 26-Milwaukee Country Day School .................,..,.................. Won 12- 0 Oct. 2-West Milwaukee ............ Lost 6- 8 Oct. 10-West Allis ....... , ,......, Won 18 7 Oct. 16-Cudahy ..,,.,..... .....,.... W on 13- 7 Oct. 25-Shorewood ......,,,.,....,.........r. Lost 6-38 Oct. 31-South Milwaukee ............ Tie 0- 0 Nov. 6-Wauwatosa .,...........,.......... Lost 12-19 Nov. 13-Waukesha ..,.,. .....,..... L ost 12 13 Position Year Weight Tackle Junior 146 End Senior 142 End Senior 138 Tackle junior 152 Tackle Senior 210 Halfback Sophomore 143 End Senior 160 Halfback junior 150 Center Senior 160 Guard junior 171 Fullback junior 160 Tackle Senior 148 Quarterback junior 128 Quarterback Sophomore 175 Guard junior 158 Guard junior 146 Halfback junior 122 End junior 158 junior basketball sclleclule Kannenberg Klein December 4-Racine Horlick ........,...........,.,..,................,...,..............,..,. ....,.,.... L ost December 11--West Milwaukee ....... .......,,.. W on December 18-West Allis ,.......,,......c ........... L ost January 8-Shorewood .....,.........,....,.,,,,......,,,,......,.,........... .........., L ost McCahill January 15-Cudahy ...........,..,............A.,.....................,.............,.. ........,.. W on Ravenscfaff january 16-Milwaukee Country Day School .....,.... ..... .Won january 22-South Milwaukee .......................,...,........,....... ......,.... L ost january 50-Wauwatosa .............................,,..,...,.....,.......... ....,...,.. L ost February 5-West Milwaukee .,.....,..........,,..............,...,........., ,,......... L ost Sigler February 6-Milwaukee Country Day School .....,. ........,,. W on Webs February 12-West Allis .,.........,................,.............,,.......... ,. ..,........ Lost February 19-Shorewood ..,...,.......... ..,.....,.. L ost February 26-Cudahy .,.................,.......,...... ...,....... L ost March 5-South Milwaukee ,........ ,....r,,,.. L ost March 12-Wauwatosa ............,......... ........... L ost lmaslaetlrall letlermen Name Award Age Position Year Height Kenneth Kannenberg 3 18 Guard Senior 5' IOM Paul Klein 1 16 Center junior 5' 7Mg Robert McCahill 2 16 Guard junior 5' 7M Glen Ravenscraft 1 16 Forward junior 5' 5M3 William Sigler 1 15 Center Sophomore 5' 9 Russell Wehe 2 17 Forward Junior 5' 2V2 April 24 ..,.,. .,..,. May 1 ..,......... May 8 ............. traclz schedule Custer ut Whitefish Bay .........,.....Waukesha, West Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay at Waukesha Little Suburban at Whitefish Bay District Meet at Whitefish Bay .Suburban Meet at Waukesha ,.,.........,...........State Meet at Madison track lettermen Hurdles and broad jump High hurdles-dashes-broad jump High jump-low hurdles-broad jump May 15 .,,....,.,.. May 22 .....,.,..,.. May 29 ............ Name Award Age Event Gary Chapman 19 Paul Klein 16 Marvin Lemke 16 john McCahill 19 Dashes Herman Wiebeck 19 High jump and pole vault Year Senior junior junior junior junior Klein Lemke McCahi11 Wiebeck 14-30 33-29 20-24 24-43 28-27 32-19 24-32 20-45 18-29 21-15 24-25 22-24 15-33 19-21 55-67 Chapman minor sports Qfmii VOLLEYBALL-Left to right: Morency, Kamp, Cun- ningham, Remley, Kent, Chapman, Griep, Thayer Karling, Mgr. GOLF-Left to right: Kelley, Griep, Kenehan, Alte- meier, Harrison. TENNIS-Left no right: Schudson, Vogt, Hoadley Morency, Schmitz, Klatte, Wehe. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Left to right: Amos, Brown, Dallman, Chudik, Hughes. SKATING-Left to right: Schacht, Remley, Dallman Chapman, Goelzer. intramural s CROSS COUNTRY-Left to right: Wilder, Dite, Hamel JUNIOR BASKETBALL-Left to right: Godar, Kupper Hornbach, jenerke, DeVos, Maronek. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL-Left to right: Kenney Russo, Roska, Benish, Seefeld, Schwarting, Priebe SENIOR BASKETBALL-Left to right: Renter, Utley Rcmley, Morency, Schacht. SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Betty Heimick, Muriel Baker, Ethel Whetter, Betty Eifert, E i l e e n Schwister, Audrey Worth, Constance Fons, Dorothy Minor, Loretta Bul- lock, Lolita Roska. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Audrey Worth, Jeannette Berssen- hrugge, Ethel Whetter, Elaine Neus- wirth, Loretta Bullock, Lolita Roska, Eileen Schwister. SOP!-IOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Grace Curtis, Betty Van Devan, Irene Bullock, Pauline Hage, Ruth Schramka, janet Leuenberger, Fran- cella Bryant, Elaine Reichgeld. JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Lorraine Mau, Cyrilla. Galeswki, Dorothy Sutton, Marion Laue, Marna Bucnger, Alice Wlillettu, jo Ann Golclberger, Geraldine Gissell, june Erving, Alice Landers. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM jo Ann Goldberger, Rose Tusa, Doro- thy Sutton, Lorraine Mau, Dorothy Ritzlcr, Cyrilla Galewski. 1956-1937 TENNIS CHAMPION Barbara Brown. in sports em..Wva: - a SOPHOMORE SOCCER TEAM Top Row: Mary Wiebeck, Mable Sprinkman, Rosemary Luber, Virginia Zepf, june Thomas, Dorothy Luc- chesi, Marion Whittenberg, Beverly Nook, Phyllis Van Bramer. First Row: Betty Barnes, Charlotte Collins, Patricia Dissinger, Eileen Gissell, Lira Buenger, Virginia Smith, Jane Ann Cahill, Harriett Worth. RIDING- jeannette Berssenbrugge. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM- Top Row: Mildred Leach, Elaine Beccard, Mable Sprinkman, Sarah Comstock, Rosemary Luber, Virginia Zepf, Marion Wittenberg, Dorothy Lucchisi. First Row: Patricia Dis- singer, jane Ann Cahill, Dorothy Reed, Harriet Worth, Betty Risbcrg, Betty West, june Thomas. 1956-1957 GOLF CHAMPION Ruth Schraiuka, SOPHOMORE SOCCER TEAM Ruth Schramkzi, Mae Harriet Al- brecht, janet Leuenberger, Betty Smith, Nelle Ann Strickler, Francella Bryant, Marie Grade, Arlene Schmidt, Lois Kannenberg, Pauline Hage, Grace Curtis, Audrey Southcott, Elaine Reichgeld, Betty Van Deven, janet Peege, Irene Bullock. SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM Top Row: Lolita Roska, Elaine Neus- wirth, Ethel Whetter, First Row: Ruth Zelinske, Jeanette Berssen- brugge, Audrey Worth, Loretta Bullock. Top Row--Strickler, Whetter. Brown, LeVny, Leuenherger, Mau, Coulson, Baker, Neuswirth, Schramka. 'Third Row: Blech, Laue, Hage, Bryant, Buenger, Boettcher, Roska, Pennington, Wfnrth, Schwister, Rohn. Second Row: Berssenbrugge, Galewski, Ritzler, Bullock, Goldberger, Hass, Treder, Tusa, Fons, Gissell. Curtis. First Row: Pelich. Peege, McKnight, james, Minor, Zelinske, Landers, Reichgeld, Molloy. I al al Loura Rosica BARBARA BRoWN Prefidefzl Vice Prexidenl Rosie TUSA JOANN GOLDBERGIER S6'I'l'Bft1fj' Tl'8cZ.fIl7'6l' AdL'f.li6l' Miss jAMnsoN O The Girls' Athletic Association has increased steadily in the past few years thus prov- ing that girls are interested in physical as well as mental development. The club is open to any girl who earns 500 points by participating in after school activities which include both sports and social events. The required number of points are earned in hockey, soccer, basketball, volley ball, and baseball, which are the major activities, and hiking, bowling, swimming, golfing, and horseback riding which are of lesser importance. After becoming a member a girl is eligible for greater awards according to the num- ber of points she has gained. These awards, pins, minor letters, and bracelets are dis- tributed at camp, at some nearby lake. The money for camping is gathered by paper, candy, and rummage sales. The aims of all G. A. A. girls are to become better athletes, better sportswomen, and to provide wholesome recreation during leisure time. GSO' 5f'f'T f3 ffi5E'i3'9fS?f':- 2l1 T3', g 747 'M ' .ffv-Www . r H. 1. 'VN M J7 ,. l 'Mpw , f' W .'A . 'J' ', L. , ' .P 3 . H! 1 '1 'il ,H '.r '. ig I Z I ,nw 4 ,.,g m 1 1 Q. -. T W fs, if e-I wa :fi T2 ps .dj --1. 'Q 1 ffl' SPENCERIAN COLLEGE 606 E. Wirt'o11rif1 Ave. Private Secretarial, Business Adminis- tration, and Accounting Courses. Em- ployment Service for Graduates. Phone Ma. 0880 for booklet Planning Your Future. GRADUATES OF WHITEFISH BAY HIGH COLLEGE ATHLETIC SUPPLY COMPANY 749-751 North Plafzkintorz Avenue This store carries a complete stock of Athletic Supplies for the High School Boy and Girl. THE STUDIO OF DE LONGE, INC. 312 Earl Wircoazrifz Aveuzze An appreciation for the cooperation that the stu- dents, faculty members, and particularly the Tower Staff gave in making the photography for this book a success. n i I DELTA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 600 Ear! Viemza Arfezzue if Use DELTA Quality Tools R a The Finest Machines -,N For Your Worshop P' DES FORGES BOOK COMPANY 427 Earl WiJL'0lZJi7Z Avenue Books of all publishers including the largest line ot juveniles in State. Greeting cards for everybody. Stamps for collectors. MR. AND MRS. MILTON B. ETTENHEIM Congratulations to the Class of 1957 EMPIRE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Room 601-Security Building 213 Wert WiJ'r01zJifz Avenue FASS FUNERAL HOME 3601 North Oakland Avenue Edgewood 1291 A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1937 cc I7 GEORGE H. J. ANDRAE 4905 North Larkin Street Electrical wiring for power and light. BALDWIN PIANO STORE 714 North Broadway Northwestern Distributors T. R. Huston, Manager. BAY BARBER SHOP Diverxey Blvd .-Silver Spring Drive Hair Cutting by Experts For Appointment Call Edge 6172. BAY BEAUTY SHOP 5585 North Divertey Blvd. All branches of beauty culture done by experienced operators. THE BAY HOME BAKERY 8: DELICATESSEN Fine Baking 423 Eaft Silver Spring Drive Domestic and Imported Delicatessen. wH , W. H. BENDFELT ICE CREAM CO. ' ' qlll, I , ' 207 Bart Capital Drive ITIILLUFIUKEE 0LUl'lED This ice cream served exclusively in our high 763, gee G ,. school cafeteria. BONESHO-SHAIDNAGLE COMPANY 215 Eaft Wirroniin Avenue The Silk Shop Silks-Woolens-Velvets BONNIE BAY SHOP 513 Earl Silver Spring Drive Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel BRILL'S HOUSE OF UNIFORMS 908 Wert Wirconfin Avenue The House that Uniformed Your High School Band. BROUWER SHOES 330 Wert Wirconiin Avenue Newest Styles for the Whole Family MR. AND MRS. L. H. BROWN Best Wishes-Class of 1937 448519 KLODE FURNITURE COMPANY Milwaukee, Wiiconfin Interior Decorators and Furnishers N. Second Street at North Plankington Avenue BETTY KOPMEIER Best Wishes to My Fellow Classmates MR. AND MRS. LEVOY Congratulations-Class of 1937 on your past rec- ord, and best wishes for your future. PAT F. LEWIS Best Wishes to the Class of 37 LUICK DAIRY COMPANY Call Marquette 1881 Luick Sealtest Products-Milk, Cream and Butter. MATZKE 84 DITE 3305 North Green Bay Avenue Clothes for Men MILLER'S FOOD SHOP 4503 North Oakland Avenue Delicatessen and Bakery Goods-Imported and Domestic Goods MILWAUKEE NOVELTY DYE WORKS 733 Eatt Capitol Drive-Call Edge. 9400 Expert Cleaners and Dyers - NEUSWIRTH'S MARKET 3615 North Teutonia Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of 1937 OTT'S PHARMACY 501 Eaft Silver Spring Drive We Deliver Edge. 8660-8661 E. W. Rockwood, Proprietor JOSEPH A. PADWAY Good Luck-Class of 1937 XJMEEJ5 EPH TOGRAPHER 2638 North Downer Avenue-La. 1472 RICHMAN'S CLOTHES Wisconsin Avenue at Second Street SCHEIDERER DRUG COMPANY ' 633 Eaft Henry Clay Street Call Edgewood 7675 Whitefish Bay Boosters 4' 84 x SI-IEA JOYCE COMPANY Edge 3800 4514 North Oakland Avenue THE SPOTLIGHT CAR OF 1937 STOCK BROTHERS 2768 North Tentonia Avenue Good Clothes ARCHIE TEGTMEYER Plankington Arcadehmlnside Main Floor jewelers for 45 Years-Gifts That Last FRED j. THELEMAN 617 North Serond Street Manufacturers of the finest in school and class jewelry in original styles. All articles guaranteed. TUBERGEN MOTOR COMPANY 3406 Wert Villard Avenue Best Wishes and Congratulations, Seniors G. W. VAN DERZEE Congratulation-Class of '37 LOUIS WALDNER 428 Eaft Silver Spring Drive Shoe Repairing GEORGE WATTS 84 SON, INC. 761 North jeffermn Street President, Howard M. Watts China, Glassware - Interiors WI-IITEFISH BAY GARAGE 428 East Silver S pring Drive Call Edge 7780 Complete automotive service. Let us solve your motor troubles. Service of the finest. WHITEFISH BAY TAILORING COMPANY 432 Eayt Silver Spring Drive Call Edge 5073 We do expert tailoring of ladies' and gent's clothes. WHITEFISH BAY PHARMACY Silver S pring and Lake Drive Call Edge 7680-81-82 The Drug Store of Prompt Service and Pleasant Personalities. WITTENBERG GARAGE 500 Eaft Henry Clay Street Auto Repalring, Washing and Greasing Battery Service and Rentals A FRIEND Best Wishes and Good Luck to Class of 1957 a85 4 MLA. Marquette 2582 An Excellent Business School for High School Miss BROWN'S scHooL 408 East Went sneer il f we V gif A . . 2 T vf 'Gfseizmlzlem .fm Gmcima Sami Graduates and College Women. CARROLL COLLEGE Waukesha, Wirronrin Carroll College offers congratulations to the gradu- ating class of Whitefish Bay High School and ex- tends a cordial invitation to visit the campus at any time. V HAROLD W. CONNELL Congratulations to the Class of 1937 from the President of The Village of Whitefish Bay. GRINNELL AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS 735 North Water Street Mr. A. E. Gauslin, General Manager Call Marquette 3203 GEORGE HOEFS 3267 North Green Buy Avenue Good Shoes since 1837 For Every Member of the Family A FRIEND Best Wishes Class of 1937 MR. AND MRS. W. G. JAMES Success and Best Wishes to the Class of '37. JOHNSON BOX COMPANY 714 Eart Keefe Avenue Congratulations and Best Wishes JOY FARM Riding and Bo Kilbourn 0440 F. J. JOHNSTON'S CANDIES Walter B. Niepow Edge. 6282 1025 Eart Lexington Blvd. J. J. JONES COMPANY 4020 North Port Warhingion Road Curtis Silentite Frames, Windows, Kitchen Cabi- nets, Corner Cases, Millwork, and Hardware. 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