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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

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I K3 i e of the annual staff have attempted to make QL 5 . he M1940 TOWER an accurate, entertaining l . - Q picture of your school year. We hope that the,turn ,J ,ig 3 3 of each page will bring you a pleasant memory to lr . i X . H carry with you through the years. r ld 5 HL, 3 1 N ' X! 5 Q Q rel V . I V 3 Q i 7 , ' 1 H STAFF l EWQ Editor-Richard C. Andersen . . . Assistant Editors-Jean Petersen, James Sudduth . . . Businvss Managers-Jack Thwaits, Leslie Hafemeister . . . Assisfanl Business Managers-Paul Hoffman, Alice Pelich . . . Ari Editor-June Thomas . . . Photography Editor - Bob Comport. ,Q I n ig fr :sq V? g YN-ig' QM pf, nf fi? gf' H 39 57 iff I Que ii fi i Qf ? X. 'T' N3Q9 2 51 A A fl ' 2 E . r liken its ffMvXsi 5 J, x. 5? I, Gif gg VI Ji J of ff' J l5J i l 5 4 ft AIVin H. A d , 'TD fu fx. il 5 gust? g eil 5 U5 thy Veum I' DEDICATIU 3. is Q 1 s I3 33.3 in To show our appreciation for their helpful inter- NQ est and faithful diligence, We, the staff, whole- heartedly dedicate this TOWER to the advisors f the graduating class, Miss Dorothy Veum and Mr. Alvin Anderson. 33:3 , My Qlwgm QMW EW aj: . . W. 0 ,M W W ,Sl 9 ow M JA MLW' W6 X xx Bones wh Dlvcc aka: 6.606 asmef Tre X by 77 YWGYYXQL. Orch Member XAL. Sgo NX:s.YMro Nxcmb XABXX A500 C. cvk CX YXotcocc Scbism Sccvctavy tu the I of Educaiiou Bonn 55 Q jf W jg wget! sf Jff ,JJ f , 43. fab JS' . JN'- M' hff 'h l U av JO vfjlfijpo Cbw-1 J if ADMI I TRATIU Clifford L. Mulrine Russell K. Healy Superintendent Principal of Whitefish Bay Schools of Wfhilvfiyh Bay High Svhool Anderson, Alvin H., B.A., M.Ed. Head of Science Dept. FAU L'l'Y Barr, Harriet, B.E. Head of Art Dept. Bersch, Armella, B.A., M.A. Speech Correction Boyd, Silas L., B.A., B.M.E., M.A. Head of Music Dept. Brewer Philip E., B.E., Ph.M. Head of Social Science De pt. Bruns, Gertrude, B.A., M.A. Byers, Walter, Foreign Languages B.A., M.A. Mathematics ' Chapitis, William J., B.A., M.A. Foreign Languages if . V J cw Erickson, Clara, B.S. Vx ' XX, English -Sf A I J 1 'e Force, Emma, B.A., MAI, Science 7 7? 77 W 9 Fox, Helen, B.A. Foreign Languages Haussman, Alice, B.A., M.A. Social Science Hawkins, Hazel, B.E. Speech and Dramatics Hirschler, Sherman, B.A., M.A. Social Science, Dean of Boys Jansen, Ray G., B.E. Industrial Arts Jersey, William E., B.S. Head of Industrial Arts Dept. Johnson, Ethel, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Keating, Mary Helen, B.A. English, Dean of Girls Kuehl, Clarence, B.A. Physical Education Kundmann, Edgar, B.E. Music FAU LTY Novotny, Mildred, B.E. Head of Home Economics Dept. Olney, Richard, B.E. l English Page, Marjorie, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Psychologist Rietz, Adelberr, B.E. Social Science Rose, 1. Harold, Ph.B., Ph.M. Head of Mathematics Dept. Ryerson, Elleaner, B.A. Librarian Schieb, Margaret, B.E. English Schroeder, Dorothy, B.E. Physical Education Swarthout, Mary, B.E. Commercial Veum, Dorothy, B.A., M.A Head of English Dept. 9 X 77 Wangerin, Chester, B.E. Head of Physical Education Dept. Cashman, Florence 1 . I I 'I ' ln, Secretary L' ,Q S lr, Y. ,to Superintendent of Schools xx' N Aj' S' f' . J, ,f .1 Fld X ,JH f ' J 1-'IM' , I 1 I ,If , 'J ,f N l f if X ' if A , l 0 if , N 1 if I f lr ,J f W X- V f ,f fyxrf Lewke,Vera l ' 1 tjjwf , , Q S' f ,iff f Bookkeeper L V1 H' f ' 5 'lf If AI I .11 1 A i f J f ,' ffl' Morgenroth, Hildegard f f ' Business Ofiee 1 , ' f 1 ,f 5 I ! , . iq, .fy i JV x X Shank, Kathleen Secretary fo Principal Gute, Dr. Edwin B., B.S., M.D. Head of Health Dept. Schintz, Margaret Supervising Nurse Forzano, Alivel Dental Hygienist Schernecker, Kathryn, B.S. Cafeteria Director BOARD OF PRESIDENTS Top Row-Hellberg, Risberg, Sprinkman, Mirtelstadt, Gauslin, Minron, Wilson, Dite. Second Row-Howell, Witt, Bradfield, Roth, Wheeler, Kinlein, Krieger, Becker, Slagter, Bauer. First Raw-Comport, Andersen, Lindsay, Coulson, Thwaits, Koester, Abell, Koon. Advisor:-Miss Keating, Mr. Hirschler . . . President-jack Thwaits . . . Vice Pf2Jidt'llf'-Blfblfl Krieger Secrelary-jean Hellberg . . . Treasurer-Jim Dite. School Life Calendar 1 Sept. 4 Labor Day Mar. 6 Suburban Code Conference Sept. 6 School Opens Mar. 16 St. Patrick's Dance Oct. S Homecoming Rally Mar. 29 Pirates of Penzance Oct, 7 Homecoming Dance Apr. 10 National Honor Society Banquet Nov. 10 Shorewood Game Apr. 13 Language Club Dance Nov. 24 Freshmen Dance Apr. 27 Tower Times Dance Nov. 25 Can Dance May 18 junior Prom n Dec. 7 Glory Banquet: May 22 Mothers' Tea 7 Q , ' Dec. 8 Girls' Prom May 24 Freshmen Day , D f fv' Dec. 19 G. A. A. Banquet june 4 Senior Day J Dec. 20 Alumni Tea june 5 Honor Assembly , Jan. 13 Freshmen Dance june 8 Spring Swing Jan. 20 Senior Class Play June 9 Baccalaureate Services 1, I X- Jan. 27 Flunk-Out Dance june 10 Senior Picnic V4,+..LQ 6QJ , ,ff Jan. 29 Second Semester Begins june 12 Graduation L' I 1 Feb. 14 National Honor Assembly June 14 School Closes J Feb. 17 Girls' Tag Dance ' 1' 716,11 XM fy Mar. 2 Language Dept. Dance if Q V17 I gf V ,, b, fl Cigar ,I f 12 1 M kg C? 'I C ' 1 A 4 ' A I 1. L if fl!4 li Q ' D-:XJ 5 X 1 1 iff I .YV r X N 1- '7J , if .L an A-J V 4 .1 V 7 K V ' .-v L, 4 l ge EDITORS Mary Helen Keating Z f Wilson Palile Roth, Str2US5- .- lberg, Rove, CP v ' l gfook Dire, Christiansen- Top Row Gol - b ge, Say es l ' , . second Row-12Briiclixreltijlillzijsgllagjrier, Mangan' Lmdsay' Wachter First Row- ren s TOWER Editorial Staff Editorial Advisor .,.. ....,. ....... Editor-in-Chief , Managing Editor News Editor . . . Feature Editor . A Copyreader ..... Exchange Editor Sports Editor . . , Senior Spotlight , Business Advisor . Business Manager . Business Staff Circulation Manager ..,.,..... Assistant Circulation Manager . , . Advertising Manager .,.,. Treasurer ..,..., . . . Miss Keating . , .Alan Lindsay . . . . . .Larry Roth . . , . . ,Bette Braclfield .Rosemary Mangan . . ,Margaret Rove . . . . .Burt Hiller , , . Matt Pahle . . .Sue Sayle . . . .Mr. Anderson Roger Christiansen ......jim Wilson . . . . . .Lester Hall , . . .joyce Strauss ......jim Dite ,..7,., STAFF TOP Row-H H Se 3 i Comporg, 5 -h, . . cond Row- Wantz Zivne mah ?oer5g1Bauer, Ninnemann. McCreary. PiPkorn Sperl. mg Fin! Raw Com. ' Y, ee er 4 - - f , B -' ' Schmidt. G'l' - . e lt flohann, Cai-son, Cahill, Britten, Reim r en 'C Cf. Saltzs ffm Bau . mgai-ren, Dire, Oesterreich, Healy Bmw e ' H. 7 Reporters-Wallace Saltzstein, Charles Netzow, Jane Anne Cahill, Jim Brown, Lester Hall, Bob Berssenbrugge, Jeanne McCreary, Bob Cook, Jim Dire, George Healy, Connie Wheeler, Bob Shawl, Virginia Carson, Barbara Sperling, ' A ' G llbcr Irv Oesterreich, June Waldschmidt, Doris o g Jeanne Wachter, Bill Glassner. Patty Perego, Jarold Tellier, Tom Detienne, Jim Bishop, . . .u. Cub Rcporlrrs- Typists h Hicke Howard Kmovsky, Francis Wi rams Hug y, Margie Ettenheim, Peter Olsen, Betty Weissinger. XV hter, Virginia Zepf. -Helen Brendler, Jeanne ac Alvin H. Anderson CLASS CDF ,43 Birch, Arthur Birkholz, jean Bishop, James Bluhm, Beatrice Booth, Donald Borman, Phyllis Brown, Frances Brugman, Joyce Bullock, Norbert Carroll, Gervaise Carroll, Patricia Chudik, Florence Clarlc, Charles Clark, Harriet Alice Conlee, Joyce Connell, Jane Connor, William Cook, Alex Dahlberg, Marguerite Dallman, Erich Deising, Ruth DeMunck, Jack Detienne, Tom Detzer, Jordon E. DeVos, jean AleE, Richard Allen, Ralph Allen, Robert Allen, Rosemary Asen, Leslie Atwood, William Bachman, Eileen Barnes, William Barry, Gloria Bauer, Harvey Baum, Richard Bautz, Marshall Becker, james Belik, Winona L. Bertschy, Del 1 DeYoung, Thomas Dusold, jack Faehnel, Melvin Fellman, Sally Fitzgibbon, Anne Flehmer, June Foscota, jean Freeman, Mary Galewski, Eugenia Gallagher, Josephine Gandt, Paul Generke, Marion Giloth, Polly Glass, Donald Goetz, Dan Goldsmith, Fred Gotrhan, Bernard Grant, Kenneth Grootemaat, Joan Guilfoile, Shirley Hankin, Lois Hase, George Healy, john Heimiclt, Jocelyn Helms, August Hickey, Hugh Hoefs. Barbara Hoffmann, Bradley Hoffman, Catherine Hofmann, Lois 7 , , in ,1- KL fLV'rj', 'i ' hv' I f.. If - 2 ,ffy V , :Mnyfl Hughes, Danna 6 'Vg lf' ' DQ 15 Hughes, Gloria 'F Ll- fill ' Hutton, Billy A 1 VA' lngold, Bob 1,1 Vim ja es, V'illiam -L , A 1 Ju, X A A lr U lf' 'A' 'I ' ' ,fm -..,-Q by johnson, Bill johnson, Bob Kenney, Bob Kiley, Timothy Kinlein, Rosalie Kinovsky, Howard Kletzsch, Charles Knop, Robert Kohler, Richard H. Komarek, John x. N 'y JF, f, ix 1 17 Neess, john Neitzke, Mable Neumann, Elmer Neuswirth, Doris Noeske, Winifred Nolte, Reginald Oesterreich, Betty Otto, Benjamin Pandl, George Patterson, Frances Peek, Glen Peterson, Robert H. Petry, Lois Plank, Earl Pollworth, Helen Reid, Dick Ribar, Frank Rice, james Riedy, Norbert Riley, john Stuart Rippchen, Robert Roemer, john Rudd, Paul Sawyer, George Scliaper, Patricia Kranich, jane: Kratsch, Barbara Kuehn, Otto I.. Kuhn, Richard Kuhns, Bob Lipman, Marjorie Loke, Herbert Lubar, Dorothy Luber, Frederick Mahnke, Phyllis Matras, Doris Matson, Betty Matson, Mary Minton, Harrie: Mireski, Robert E. Mittelstadt, Kenneth Mohr, Donald Molloy, john Momsen, Rosemary Morgan, Joanne Schemel, Betty Schiller, Laverne Schmitz, Thomas Schudson, Audrey Schutz, Jack Schwartzbeck, Marjorie Schwister, Richard Seidenschnur, Dorothy Seligman, William Shawl, Jack Sherman, Douglas Siekert, june Mary Skretting, john R. Smith, Kenneth Spatholt, Louis Spinti, Bob Spohn, Phyllis Stone, Audrey Sutton, David Tomson, Catherine Clar Trenltamp, Carol Trussell, Emory Vass, Theodore Vought, Jerry Wang, Calvin Wang, Kenneth Warner, Marshall Webb, Beryl Wegener, Juanita Weissinger, Betty Wermager, Dallas Westendorf, Anna White, Morgan Widrig, Mary Wiley, jim Williams, Francis Wirth, Kenneth Witt, David Yench, Shirley Zarne, Carla Zepf, Carolyn No Pictures Casper, Eugene Goetsch, Laurel Loper, Betty BAND b ComP0rt Plonus, Goldsmuh Gonyo C . 11 , B rssen NSS v . '. I 5 ' 11, Back Row-Mr. Kundginlzni-B i1::i:cl',FE53e:l035nfegaE Wolters, Spurlm, Schn-le, G mit ' h B 2 , . A ,5 . Third ROW'-'Blrc 1 e bl hlber , Stuckert, Salustem' Knnswver num . Img, 1 5, - low Brody, MWC Second ROV' Fur H de B Smith, Minton, Bi' ' First Row--Hiller, Y v ' Clarinels Hiller, Burt Hyde, Bill Smith, Betty Karling, june Dahlberg, Marguerite Stuckert, Fred Birch, Arthur Belik, Winona Faas, Jack Allen, Bob Detzer, Jordan Tuba Gonyo, Grant Shawl, Bob Mellojnboue Goldsmith, Fred Friede, Elroy Tympaui Goldsmith, Nell Drums Berssenbrugge, Bob Comport, Bob Vought, Jerry Plonus, Al Critchett, Maybelle Director - Mr. Kundmann Oboe Brody, Eleanor Flute, Piccolo Meyer, Bob Bass Clarinet Kranstover, Dick Saxophone Sturm, Ralph Corneis Wolters, Allan Willegal, Lawrence Roemer, john Tellier, Jarold French Horn Minton, Lee Barlow, Bob Trombone Blanz, Bob Smith, Gordon Schirle, James Spurlin, Bill Barilone Saltzstein, Wallaxce ,if Walter E. Byers Clarence F. Kuehl J. Harold Rose Chester A. Wangerin Football Coach Basketball Coach Freshman Coach Athletic Director Track Coach FOGTBALL FIELD AT NIGHT William J. Chapitis Dorothy Schroeder Adelberr Reitz Financial Manager Girls' Physical Equipment Managcr Education- Dirvclor VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row -- Baumgarten, Barnes, Courteen, Albrecht, Thompson, Olsen, Wittenberg, Klein, Head, Heyse, Baum, Parsons, Williams, Crowley. Second Row- MacDonald, Hafemeister, Fuchs, Becker, Pooler, Opetz, Coulson, Healy, 1. Crabb, Gucciardi, D. Crabb, Dirnbauer, Robinson, Gauslin. First Row - Coach Byers, Pahle, Wheeler, Murphy, Athey, Abell, Billy Byers, Chudik, Butler, Thwaits, Hughes, Magavl, Becltniarin, Coach Kuehl. ' . 1 LA Q- .ak .. ,, -,x - - , x 4' , Q X ' K. ' - V ' N N L A - I. XO ' ' lg. a X ' A -, t , . 7 .- - .' FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Tap Row -Willoughby, james, Kenny, Spurling, Asen, Mead, Hustis, Tank, Valley, Guebard, Meredig, Sherman, Peek, Roemer, Schmitz, Sutton. Sccoml Row-Coach Olney, Kinovsky, R. Allen, Trussell, Davis, Neumann, Glass, Baum, Trosch, Worth, Bullock, Dallman, Riley, B. Allen, Coach Rose. First Row - Meyer, Chudik, Smith, Schwister, Saltzstein, Krech, Martin, Shank, McBride, Sturm, Baker, Faien. LETTERMEN TT NWS: Jack 1 nwaits Jack Crabb f 7 Ljo-Capiain C -C ' 0 upturn Co-Captain-Elect 1939 FOOTBALL ge group of lettermen returning, Coach Byers had high hopes for a good record. The Blue Dukes started their first season under their own lights against Messmer The closely fought and Messmer was bl . game was ' a e to capitalize on a safety to win by a 2-0 margin. The following week, after starting slowly, the Dukes trounced Country Da i th ' ' at So h i y n e second half. Opening the conference ut Milwaukee the team was on the short end of a 14-6 score. The homecoming followed with Wauwatosa supplying the opposition. After a hard fought battle Whitefish Bay was on the short end again.' The score was 7-0. Then came the game with the 1938 Champs, Waukesha. The Dukes played a swell game, coming out of it with a 7-7 tie. It was in this game that jim Butler, the Bay's star fullback was injured Next h boys set themselves to spoil West Mil k ' , . , t e wau ees homecoming but had to be content with a 0-0 tie in a game that was played in inches of mud. The following week the W 'l - ' The ' d W ' est Mi waukee game was duplicated. y tie est Allis 0-0. Then the team let down and lost to Cudahy 14-7. With a week and a half in which to prepare, Whitefish Bay got ready for the Annual Glory Trophy game with Shorewood. The Dukes were in the lead toward permanent possession of the trophy with 3 wins to 2 for Shorewood. The game was played at Shorewood. In the second quarter Shorewood scored but failed to make the extra point. Here the half ended. Starting the third quarter the Dukes' brilliant attack carried the ball to the 7 yard line. From there Matt Pahle and Bill Barnes took it over. The extra point was missed. Through most of the fourth period the ball changed hands constantly, until Whitefish Bay started a last drive, carrying the ball to Shorewood's ten. With two minutes to go, Shorewood held for three downs. But on the fourth, jack Crabb kicked a field goal from the 18 yard line. Shortly after, with the crowd in a wild frenzyg the gun went off with Whitefish Bay again on top 9-6. Because of this game the o l ' , n y game won in the conference, the team decided, with the approval of the whole school, that it had been a successful season. With a lar Ed Chudik Jim Butler George Magaw Jim Murphy 1 i', Howard Athey Matnew r .....- lrv Becker Date September 15 - September 22 -- September 29 - October 6 - October 1 3 October 20 October 27 November l November 10 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Game Messmer ...... Country Day . . South Milwaukee Wauwatosa ,... -Waukesha . . . -- West Milwaukee -Vfest Allis . . , -Cudahy , . . . -Shorewood . . . George Healy Jack Abell Vfhitefxslx Bay Opponent . . 0 2 . . . . 26 6 . . 6 l3 . , 0 7 . . 7 7 . . 0 0 . . 0 0 . . 7 13 . , 9 6 Bob Albrecht Don Olsen LETTERMEN Dick Pooler jim Parsons John Gucciardi Paul Coulson Name Jack Thwaits ..... Jim Butler ...., Ed Gauslin ..... Matt Pahle ...., Jack Hughes ..,,. Jack Crabb .... Paul Opetz .... Jack Abell ....... Howard Athey .... Ed Chudik .....,. Paul Coulson ....,. George Magaw ,... Clarence Wittenberg ..,. . . , Bob Albrecht ...... Bill Barnes ........ Irvin Becker ...... Carl Dirnbauer .... John Gucciardi . . . George Healy ,... jim Murphy , . , Don Olsen. . , jim Parsons . . jim Wheeler ...... Dick Pooler ....... Harold Baumgarten LETTERMEN Service Age Stripe Position 17 3 Center 17 3 Fullback 4 172 3 Tackle 13 3 Halfback 13 2 Guard 16 2 End 13 2 Halfback 13 2 Halfback 17W 2 Guard 17M 2 Tackle 15 M 2 Tackle 13 2 End 16 2 Halfback 15 M 1 End 17 1 Fullback 15 1 Quarterback 17M 1 Guard 13 1 Guard 16 1 End 17 M 1 Halfback 16 1 Tackle 16 1 Guard 17 1 Quarterback 16 1 Center 1 Manager Year Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore junior Junior Senior Junior Senior junior Sophomore Senior Junior Senior Weight 179 195 158 151 161 182 150 156 186 180 164 139 152 141 165 161 195 174 167 160 135 160 136 156 Clarence Wittenberg Bill Barnes Jim Wheeler Carl Dirnbauer 1- 26 B. Chapman, J. Chapman, X----M ..,.. Bauer, Plank, becmn, Uv. Bark Row-Remington, Thompson, 1...,.....-, Frou! Row-Vogt, Gollbcrg, Howell, Gwaltney, Rockwood, Lxpman. ' Howell . . . Vice Presidentf- Barbara Vye Miss Schroeder . . . Prfsulvnt - Pat Advisor -- ' rn - Beuye Gwaltney. Srvrdary-'1 reasu I Burl! Row --Barry, Kramcn, uw..-.....-., , G. Carroll, Weissingcr, Morgan, kmlcm, pq, Frou! Row - Wegener, G. Pt. A. T011 Row fbleuswirth, Eschen, Leekiey, Lucchesi, Ninneman, McCreary, Kiniein, Thomas, Wittenberg, Neubauer. Tbifd Row'-Messer, Ettenheim, Barnes, Luber, Gisseii, Vogt, Thompson, Buenger, Petersen, West. Second Row f'Z.epf, Giiiohann, Carson, Coyie, H. Worth, A, Worth, Cahiii, Rockwood, Howeii. First Row' C. Risberg, Goidsmith, Vye, Sprinkman, Wright, Kariing, Yriebe, B. Risberg. Advisorflviiss Schroeder . . . Presidentflvllabei Sprinkman . . . Virc Prrside11tfLiiaBuenger . Secretary -'Virginia 'Zepf . . . Treasurer 2133056 McCreary. Top Row f-Beccard, Figer, Yipkorn, Kiinkert, Sturm, Hansen, Kiniein. Sherwan. Second Row fbradiieid, Skretting, Wheeier, Waidschmidt, Hoesterman, Mueseier, Paltz, Harms, Huitgrenf First Row -- Sawyer, Schooi, Gamble, Heims, Schwab, Eschen, Want-1., Mark. Advisorflviiss Ryerson . . . Presidentfbharguerite Kiniein . . . Vice Presidentfbetty Lou Want-1. . . . Secretary-Treasurerfiviariiouise Eschen. BOYS' LXBRARY CLUB Advisorflsliiss Ryerson . . . Presidentfjohn Neess . . . Vive Presidentfjames Bishop . . . Secretary-TrcasuferfDick Skretting . . . Program Cbainmmfkenneth Grant . . . Members' Yaui Schwab, Bob Mien, Marshaii Bautz, Dick Neff, George Sawyer. LXBRABY CLUB FROSHMORE ALLXANCE Top Row -- Mahnke, Lafiudde, Schemei, Widrig, Minton, P. Carroii, Barry, Hofmann, Dieckman, Cunningham, Lane, Cohen. Tbird Row -fBorman, Cords, Kusserow, Poiiworrh, Schaper, Freeman, Grootcmaat, Hankin, Richards, Foscoca. Second Row f Perry, Kamp, Kenney, Papenthein, Heimick, Harms, Rockwood, H. Ciark, G. Carroll, Weissinger. First Row'-Noeske, Sneyd, Schiiier, Prohi, Mahiscedr, Smixh, Win, Euenheim, Gwahney. AdI'iS0ff'MiSS Schieb . . . Prrsidvrii-'Nancy Witt . . . Vice Presidenifjosephine Gaihgher . Secretary ff Gene Cohen . . . Treasurer fMarg,uerite Dahiberg. Top Row fKrarsch, Kranich, Brierhaupr, Thompson, Minor, Roc, Piarr, Momsen, Dahiberg, Conneil. Third Row-Dcising, Generkc, Dewhurst, Renter, Feiiman, Webb, Lipman, Sickert, Spohn, Giiorh. Svromi Row-fldughes, Matras, Morgan, DeVos, Staniurd, Oison, Edwards, Comporv., Redccn, Zcpf. First Row fliehihaber, Biuhm, Goidsmirh, Gaihgher, Lubnr, Schudson, Zarnc, Coniec, Bclik. FROSHMCRE ALLUXNCE 3 1 1 3' will' CLASS CDF 212 Abell, Edward Albrecht, Robert Athey, Florence Baker, Alward Bauer, Edward Beckmann, Thomas Blatz, john Blum, Betty Jean Breithaupt, Nancy Brill, Robert Buenger, Bert Bullis, Harvey Burmeister, Martin Butler, Sally Chapman, William Chudik, Barth Chudik, Robert Cohen, Gene Cohoon, Mary Comport, jeanann Cords, jean Coulson, Virginia Cunningham, Patricia Dallman, Robert Davis, Bill Degner, Wanda Dewhurst, Colleen Dieckman, Dorothy Dopke, Virginia Edwards, Ruth , I Ettenheim, Margie Fajen, Ted Fehlhaber, Mabel digs! i Figer, Jean - Filter, Dorothea Flehmer. Norman ' ,i ' l I K Friede, Elroy ,l Friedel, Billy Gamble, Betty Girolami, Roland Godar, Arthur Goldsmith, Nell Gran, Thor Grigg, jean Guebard, Robert Gwaltney, Bettye Hafemeister, Lucille Haglund, Roy iv if J X, I! .J Hanson, Robert Harms, Delores Helms, Paul Helms, Gertrude Hiller, Burt Hoogester, Eldon Hubler, Annabell Huntington, Mary Ann Hustis, john Hyde, Billy johnson, William Kamp, Luana Karling, june Kasten, Irene Kenney, Patsy Kiley, Olive Kingston, June Kitzke,John 1 ' , X x I 1 I f 4 :lf NX J , , . ' ' ug yne .li l shell, orozfnea ,r 5 N- Krec J' A ' 'Kus rag:-l,Lenore , 1 'A Lmuaa., Tha. , :ox - JLZHQC, x J I ji if jx ' I If 'XII ,Jn ,, Laue, G rtrudgj 1 Leindeczer, Robert 1 I.eVine, Edllard . ' wats, rilyn N . Mac K ald, Donald . s 'V J ahljtedt, Dorothy ' . 1 J I ' L H Marasco, jim I 1 ' Martin, Bill I-'I Martini, Richard f .3 J McBride, Peter Mead, John I Meredig, Hans Q 4 I F 5' Messer, Helen -D X Q- Meyer, Arthur ' 1 ' eyer, Bob ' , ' I It f K 5 inor, Ruth j ,' I J Mitchell, Betty N I ki Moeller, Charles , , . 5 L ' . S' I j I V' J, K , - 1 eustedter, Joseph ' li Noeske, Marion , I ' O'Brien, David N o'c0m,bf,P11ip M as M W , r fm yy i W if - N 1 f Papenthein, Ruth ln ss 1 iv 'H J wi--'iff-f J., , 4 Parsons, James Pfarr, Mary Lou Pflugradt, james Pipkorn, Arnold Plonus, Alfred Priebe, Virginia Prohl, Jane Puckett, Marion Quantschnig, Rosemarie Radloif, Ruth Raduka, Elvira Rahn, Richard 'X l Q . , ' XL l x '. 1 Redeen,Joyce X .xg ' k oc' ll .L f ' Y Reese, Eugene X Ll' ,Y Keith, Roger ' ' Reuter, Emmy Lou xxx A U! Richards, Mary Ellen E X Lrg l- , 5 D Ritz, August yy lx ' QNQJXJN' S SL K. AX! V ,'5R RJ 1 kf Av JCM Rockwood, Gloria Xfix I Roe, Janet in Fluid lol Saltzstein, Wallace 5' ill Schiefe, Edith I' X 3. Schutkin, Edythe , ' Schwab, Paul 5 ie 9 A W ffrfii e , will l jk , 5 K Sellman, William i' Shank, Ray P I Slagrer, Arthur X 3 Smith, Gordon ll I Smith, Miriam Tir ,ld 7 U Sneyd, Patsy . R Q L X V fa. X i m T' , x, N lf' Sommer, Lorrsun U i 5, ' Sprinkman, Bob '- Stanford, Patq V E :JP Sturm, Ralph Kyle l ,L '- Tank, Max ,A p Tellier, jarold .f R' 2 X f ' x ' A 1 ix xx I rj or , MJ 5713 ' l Thompson, Betty R LQ i A Trosch, Melvin Ng. i Q! Valley, Philip, r i h 0'4 'I Van Demon, Franlti Lf i x Voeltner, Marion X JK' V. K- x Vogt, Constanqe Q i ,N ,XIV F AM , 0 YV L' J ' A l Nj Wegener, Shirley Y Wermuth, Winifred lx Wiese, Robert Willegal, Lawrence xx, Willoughby, Alan Wagner, Charles QN W t ence N 0 Pictures Goetsch, Arleen e Miller, Virginia 34 Y.: X V x N. PMC. Bach Row - Gambk, B. Raduka, Messer, Yench, Hcirnick, Harms. Front Row -Noeske, Westendori, Perry, Neirzke, E. Raduka, Hehrxs. Advisor -f Miss johnson FXRST SEMESTER Pfesidentfiiemty Gambk . . . Vice P1esidentfDorotbeaKnoH . . . Secretaryfiblira Raduka . . Treasurer -- Barbara Yvaduka. n L 5 I A SECOND SEMESTER Prefdent-Mabel Neiczke . . . Vice PresidentfCaroX Trenkamp . . . SecfetaryfGeruude Hehrxs . . . Treasurer-Winiired Noeske. r ., A 5, A N 1 , v, I' , , I all , Z Back Row -fblanz, Smith, Dkre, Scuckerr, Schultz. r 'Front Row--Crabb, Dunnom, Joost, Wiese. Y Advixorfldr. Anderson . . . PrcsidentfDomXd Dunnom . . . Vice President-Dick Crabb . . Sfcretary-Treasurer f Bob Blanz. RADXO CLUB BBT CLUB Back Row-Bishop, Webb, Lipman, Richards, 1. Wegener, Stanford, Kusserow, Raith, Goldbcrger. Front Row fllocsrer, Heimick, Krarsch, S. Wegener, Mirchell, Sommer. Advisor'-Missbarr . . . P1exidentfFredKoester . . . Vice Presidentflloger Reich . . . Secretary-TreasurerfMary Heimick. I 4 f S ' U 440 2442 Q, Top Row fSahzstein, Wiese, Wirson, Deiskng, Ghssner, Kuhn, Vye, C. Risberg, Thompson, Hcimick. Second Row fOXsen, Goldberger, Preibe, Grigg, Hofmann, Puckert, Cabm, Weissinger. First Row f Karhng, Crabb, Gucciardi, Roe, joosr, Badow, Comporr. Advisorflvir. Anderson . . . Pveridentfjim Wnson . . . Vice P1eridentfD3ck Crabb . . StcreturyfCXaire Risberg . . . T'YHlS1lT2ffTOIH Gohnke. f ,nv 5, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 3 7 2 Hi-Y Top Row-Niagaw, Arhey, Thwaixs, Chrisrinnscn, Chudik,B. Cinrk, Cook, Courcecn, Hoffman, Couison, R. Chris, Minion, Hughes. Third Row -Euenheim, Murphy, Berssenbruggc, Head, Lindsay, Wann, Ranson, Gausiin, Heyse, Oiscn. Svvond Row fWiiiman, Yooier, Brown, Wheeicr, Swear, Thompson, Wiiiiams, Becker, Rorh, Pahic. First Ron' f Crabb, Heaiy, Koon, Nigbor, Roe, Gucciardi, Aheii, Baurngarten, Butier. AJvisor'Mr. Oiney . . . Prvsidcnffjack Koen . . . Vim' Prrsidcntfjack Abeii . . . Secvetaryw Trraxurcr -- jim Whceicr. , , K f , 5, . , J X Y' , i i Top Row , Clark, Thompson, Noeske, Kiniein, Sommer, Laev, Strauss, Buenger, Worth, Sherwan. Third R01L'fKfu5chke, Hafemcisier, Rapp, Quevey, Quantschnig, Dieckrnun, Ysnz, Harte, Waish. Sfcond Row fHoimann, Richards, Comport, Bayiiss, Wagner, Pain., Gisseii, Edwards, Cahiii, Carroii. Pint R01UfW'CgCl'lCl', B. Risberg, Chavich, Guiifoiic, Fehihaber, Widrig, Pasteur, Sauer, C. Risbcrg. Advisor -' Miss Novomy . . . Pl'l'Silit'llf f Ciaire Risbcrg . . . Srvrrtury-Treusurrr fbliargie Hofmann. HOME ECONOMXCS CLUB FRENCH CLUB ig 'wi Top RowfWermu1h, Wann, Smith, Ninnemann, Mangan, West, Witt, Minor. Tbifd Bow'fLaBudde, Luber, Barnes, Gran, Duniop, Hanson, Waidschmidt. Second Row -fliuenheim, Kops, 1. Redeen, Comporc, Faiu., Wagner, Skowron. First Row f Giassner, Heaiy, Thwairs, Godar, B. Bedeen, Sprinkman, Dobbrarz. AdvisorfMiss Fox . . . President-Yauy Gran . . . Vice PresidentfDoris Duniop . . . Secretary- Tfeasufer f- jack Thw airs. Top Rowfiiecker, Oesxerreich, S. Chapman, B. Chapman, Hyde, Mahiscedt, Heimick, Rove, Bauer. Third Row f Bader, Minion, Deising, Smith, Piarr, Roe, McCreary, Lane, Cohen, Brugman. Second Row flviahnke, Oisen, Papenthein, Rockwood, Bishop, Hofmann, Shreuing, Kiiey, Buiiock. First Row f Sawyer, Olson, K-xCY1SCh, Baumgarten, Parsons, Saiusrein, Shank, Dopke. Advisorflvir. Chapiris . . . ConsulsfBeveriy Bauer, kv Becker . . . Svcvetafyflviargarer Rove . . . TTEOS1lfCTfx!V Oescerreich. LP-.TiN CLUB 3 9 GERMAN CLUB Back Row f Joost, Wihon, Hmer, Meredig, HM, Yrohh Zepf. Fvont Row -'Schoof, Hemnerg, Leekley, Kinlein, Gambk, Mark, Kusserow. Ad1fisorfMiss Bruns . . . Pfesident-jean Hdlberg . . . Vice Prcsidentfliurr Hmer Secrrtary-Treasurer fM-ary Leekkey. Top Row -Konurek, johnson, Arwood, Wiuenberg, Baker, Huuon, Kuhn, B. Chapman, MncDonaXd, Kuhns. SeronJ Row fworxh, Wilson, Gohisnnrh, NirschX, Neess, menus, Peterson. First Row -Cox, Dirnbaucr, Vdgurh, Fawn, j. Chapman, Heady, Sprinkman. . . . Srrrctary-Trvasnn-r,Monroe Vdgumh. SHOP CLUB . S VARSYYY BASKETBALL hr Chrk Co0k, Parsons, Dirnbauer. X BM Brand. berg Becker, Mbrec , , lu Yoder Nirsch , lx y Top Raw fwiuen , Second Row - Coach Kueld, Gucciardi, Schram , , h s, Crabb, Buder, Open, Magaw, Couhon. First Row -Murphy, Hug c - McBride, Mead, Abel Coach Rose ' '- Qchmiu.. w 'f'iif'YlA'el.a ef- Q-.rf .. C0'C4Pfaiu BASKETBALL The '39-'40 basketball season could not be termed much of a success for Whitehsh Bay. Only at times did the Blue Dukes show enough spark to come through for Coach Nick Kuehl. The team had everything in height and potential ball handling ability, but a leader was lacking out on the floor. That latent ability came forth in the West Allis and Wauwatosa games. Looking into the future, Coach Kuehl made use of some promising Juniors most of the time. As of last year, he had only two lettermen returning, jack Hughes and Paul Opetz. Operz ended up the season being high scorer. jim Butler was second in the scoring column. His Irish teammate, jim Murphy, a really good defensive man, was up on top in the scoring also. The team missed Hughes during the second semester when he was no longer eligible. George Magaw and John Gucciardi didn't play as regulars but their services as substitutes helped the team very much. Licking Wauwatosa, however-which, by the way, was the first time in history that a major victory has ever been scored over this team -- was an accomplish- ment in itself. .lack Qrabb Bob Cook Pau! OPftz Bob Clark Jim Lew ERMEN 44 lohn GuCC33'd1 Paul Coulson Dan Schfamka Jim Nirschl Dick pooler LETTERMEN Service Name Age Stripe Position Year Height jim Butler ..... . . . 17 3 Center Senior 6'-ZZ Jack Hughes . . . . . . 18 2 Forward Senior S' 10 Paul Opetz .... . . . 18 2 Guard Junior 6' jim Murphy . . . .,.. 17 1 Guard Senior S' 1055 John Gucciardi. . . . . . 18 1 Forward Senior 5' 11 George Magaw . . , .... 18 1 Forward Senior 5' 9 Jack Crabb .... , . . 16 1 Forward Junior 6' 3 Jim Nirschl .... .... 1 6 1 Forward junior S' 5 Bob Cook ..... . . . 16 1 Guard junior S' 8 Bob Clark .... .... 1 7 1 Forward Junior 5'-9 Dick Pooler . . , , . . . 16 1 Forward junior S' 9 Dan Schramka .... .... 1 6 1 Center junior 6'-2 Paul Coulson . . , . . . 16 1 Forward Junior 5' 11 SCHEDULE Whitefish Date Game Bay Opponent December 1 - Ripon ...... . . 13 3 3 December 2 - Waupun . ,...... , . 34 15 December 8 - Country Day ..... . . 23 20 December 15 -- West Milwaukee . . . . . 31 45 December 22 - Shorewood ...... . . 25 42 January 5 - Cudahy .... . . 16 36 january 12 - Waukesha . . . . . 10 31 January 19 - West Allis ..... . . 17 20 January 26 - Wauwatosa ....... ..., 2 6 25 January 27 - South Milwaukee ..., . . 13 27 February 2 - West Milwaukee .... . . 15 39 February 3 - Country Day ..... .... 2 4 32 February 9 - Shorewood .... .... 1 5 39 February 16 - Cudahy ...... .... 2 6 46 February 23 - Waukesha . . .... 25 38 February 24 - West Allis ..... .... 2 7 20 March 1 - Wauwatosa ........ .... 2 7 37 March 8 - South Milwaukee .... .... 2 3 3 0 1 BOYS' Parsons, Wolters, Wilson, Sturm, Schirle, Stenz, Hafemeister. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Back Row--Tank, Crowley, Goldsmith, Neumann, Kitzke. Front Row- Wirth, Godar, Gonyo, johnson, Clark. Top Row- McCreary, Ninnemann, Smith, Winkenwerder, Coyle Second Row-Olsen, Giljohann, Yanz, Walsh, Schoof, Laev. First Row- Zcpf, Neuswirth, Sherwan, Lucchesi, Dopke. SENIOR BASKETBALL Zepf, Sprinkman, Risberg, Lucchesi, West, Kops. SK Bark Row-Lucchesi, Goldsmith, Minton, Hansen, Olson, Petersen, West. Front Row-Sprinkman, Matson, Vogt, Ettenheim, Mahnke, Worth, Cords JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL ' Back Row-McCreary, Ninnemann, Wick, Ramey, Hoffman. Front Row-Hemman, Giljohann, Carson, Howell. aff 1' JA.. IL 17 GTM- CLASS CDF 41 Baker, Robert Barlow, Bob Bauer, Beverly Baum, Leo Bayliss, Minota Becker, Irvin Becker, Marie Bentley, Thomas Best, jack Beverung, Clyde Brittell, Mary Alice Brody, Eleanore Brown, Mary Carson, Virginia Cary, Grace Chapman, James Clark, Bob Clark, Russell Cook, Bob E. Coulson, Paul Courteen, H. Bartlett Cox, Wesley Coyle, jean Crabb, jack Crirchett, Maybelle Crowley, John Dallman, Richard DeHeus, Sara Dirnbauer, Carl Doring, Mary Dunlop, Doris Dunnom, Donald Edwards, Sally Eifert, jack Fsthus, Donald Ettenheim, john Faas, jack Friede, Doris Fuchs, Robert Gauger, Ray Giljohann, Ruth Glassncr, William Godar, Donald Goldberger, William Gonyo, Grant Grieger, Arline Hage, Donald Hansen, janet Hanson, Hope Harte, jean Hase, Margie Head, Kenneth Healy, George Heimiclt, Mary Hemman, Mary Herbes, Jeanne Rae Hettelsater, Henry Heyse, Warren Hoffman, Bernadine Hoffman, Gladys Hoffman, Paul Howell, Patricia Hultgren, Beatrice Hultgren, john Kiley, William Klein, john Koester, Fred Kranstover, Richard Lombardi, Ecla Lubar, Esther McCreary, Jeanne McKnight, Patricia Mehr, Patricia Messer, Lawrence Miller, Esther Miller, Ralph Mitchell, Bob Molloy, Joan Moss, Jean Mueller, Elmer Mueller, Marjorie Natelson, Robert Netzow, Charles Netzow, Gordon Netzow, jerry Neuswirrh, jean Nichols, june Ninnemann, Nancy Nirschl, jimmy Olsen, Donald Opetz, Paul Pasteur, Suzanne Pelich, Alice Perego, Patricia Petersen, jean Pipkorn, Gladys Pipkorn, Lois Pollin, Lawrence Pooler, Richard Quevy, Virginia Raduka, Barbara Ramey, Viola Ranger, Ruth Ranson, Robert Rapp, Berry Redeen, Billy Reichgeld, Betty Ann Reimer, Florence Reith, Dougall Remington, Fern Remsik, joseph Reynolds, Alice Rippchen. Marion Robinson, Alan Rom, William Rove, Margaret Russo, Teddy Sauer, june Schirle, james Schoof, Alyce Schramka, Dan Schultz, Howard Skowron, joyce Smith, Betty Smith, Bettyjane Smith, Carol Sperling, Barbara Spickard, Barbara Stabelfeldt, Bruce Steindler, june H. he Stenz, Jack Strouse, Richard Stuckert, Frederick Sturm, LaVerne Sudduth, james Thompson, jack Thomson, Margaret Trimborn, Barbara Vedder, Billy Velguth, Monroe Vye, Barbara Waldschmidt, june Walsh, Florence Wantz, Betty Lou Ward, jane Wheeler, Constance Wick, Elaine Williams, Bob Wirth, joe Wright, joan Yanz, Bernard Yanz, Gloria Yench, Robert Zivney, Virginia No Pidurex Loper, Bill Sheen, Robert UN., ,px fr? E SENIOR CHOIR Top Row--Gruenwald, Slagter, Mead, Beckmann, Hustis, Martini, Olsen, Nirschl, Kitzke. Third Row- Keiding, West, Sherwan, Reed, Roe, Cohen, Spickard, Petersen, Pelich. Second Row-Head, Minton, Eifert, Smith, Gauslin, Sturm, Wann, Meredig. Firsl Row- Heyse, Kamp, Perego, A. Worth, Harte, H. Worth, Cahill, Hultgren, La Budde. First Tenor Tom Beckmann Bob Gruenwald jack Hustis John Kitzke Richard Martini Lee Minton jim Nirschl Lawrence Pollin Director - Mr. Boyd Second Tenor Roger Christiansen Bob Chudik John Hultgren Paul Opetz jim Sudduth Arthur Slagter First Bass Bob Baker Bert Buenger Wesley Cox jack Crabb Kenneth Head Jim Krech jack Mead Bill Redeen Monroe Velguth Eugene Wann Second Bass jim Butler Jack Eifert Ed Gauslin George Healy Bud Heyse Hans Mereclig Bob Nigbor Don Olson Jim Roe Gordon Smith Bud Sturm SENIOR CHOIR Top Row-Crabb, Butler, Healy, Nigbor, Chudik, Roe, Velguth, Opetz, Christiansen. Third Row-Karling, G. Hoffman, B. Hoffman, Molloy, Neuswirth, Thomson, Rapp, M. Smith, Mark, Blum. Second Row-Wachter, Pollin, Buenger, Baker, Redeen, Cox, Wilson, Krech, Sudduth. First Row-Mr. Boyd, Director, Sauer, Rippchen, Eschen, Leekley, Faltz, Mangan, Bauer, Hase. First Soprano Beverly Bauer Betty Blum Jane Ann Cahill Marcie Faltz Mary Leekley Jean Petersen Joyce Reed LaVerne Sherwan Barbara Spickard Director Second Soprano Grace Cary Gene Cohen Bernadine Hoffman Gladys Hoffman Beatrice Hultgren June Karlin g Rosemary Mangan Isabelle Mark Betty Rapp Joyce Redeem Emmy Lou Reuter Marion Rippchen Janet Roe June Sauer Miriam Smith Betty West - Mr. Boyd First Alto Virginia Coulson Jean Harte Margy Hase Ruth Keiding Joan Molloy Jean Neuswirth Margaret Thomson Annabelle Worth Harriet Worth Svcoml Alto Marilouis Eschen Luana Kamp Thea LaBudde Alice Pelich Patty Perego Jeanne Tate Jeanne Wachter BOYS' OCTETTE Back Row- Lepper, Minron, Gauslin, Husxis. Front Row-Healy, Crabb, Roe, Krech. MALE OUARTETTE Lepper, Crabb, Roe, Hedy. MADRIGALS Bark Row-Lepper. Crabb, Healy, Roe, Huslis. Frou! R0w- Recd, Petersen, Bauer, Molloy, Perego. l UN IOR CHGIR Bark Row- Grant, Schemel, Widrig, Chudik, Morgan, Gcnerke, Grigg, Westendorf, Schwartzbeck, Connell, E. Raduka Third Row-Momsen, Brown, MacDonald, Friedel, Bishop, Dahlberg, Mahnke, Neumann, C. Wang, Hoffman, B. Raduka Seroml Row-Freeman, Siekert, Cords, Comport, DeVos, Clark, Birkholz, Patterson, Howell, Gwaltney. Fin! Row- K. Wang, Healy, Schwister, Mittelstadt, Mr. Boyd, Johnson, Brill, O'Brien, Abell. First Soprano Florence Chudik Harriet Clark Josephine Gallagher Bettye Gwaltney Pat Howell Gloria Hughes Joanne Morgan Frances Patterson Second Soprano Jeanne Birkholz Rosemary Momsen Lois Petty Barbara Raduka Elvira Racluka Carol Trenkamp Mary Widrig Second' Alto Frances Brown Marguerite Dahlberg Marion Generke Phyliss Mahnke Doris Neuswirth Marjorie Schwartzbeck June Mary Siekert First Alto Jeanann Comport Jane Connell Jean Cords Jean DeVos Mary Freeman Jean Grigg Betty Schemel Anna Westendorf Second Bass Norman Flehmer Donald MacDonald Richard Schwister Jim Roe Firs! Tenor Billy Friedel Brad Hoffman Kenneth Mittlestadt Donald Mohr Second Tenor Eddie Abell Bill Johnson Dave O'Brien Jack Riley Firsl Bass James Bishop Kenneth Grant John Healy Art Meyer Elmer Neumann Calvin Wang Kenneth Wang NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tap Row-Lindsay, Hoffman, Dire, Oescerreich, Minton, Zepf, Sprinkman, Rove. Strand Row--Bauer, McCreary, Roth, Becker, Sperling, Keiding, Gollberg, Bradhcld. First Row-- Andersen, Schmidt, Healy, Dunnom, Abell, Thwaits, Christiansen. Advisor--Miss Keating . . . Prrsidrnt--jim Dire . . . Vice Prrsidmt-- Alan Lindsay . Sevreiary-Trrusurrr -- Ruth Keiding. Bark Rou'- Sudduth, Hoffman, Christiansen, Healy, Thwaits, Strand Rou'- Andersen, Zepf, Rove, Mangan, Roch, Thomas. First Row-Smith, Gollberg, Bradficld, Pegersen, Spickard. Advisor - Miss Keating . . . Prrsidrnl -Larry Roth . . St'rrcIury-Trrusurrr - Bette Bradheld. Dite. . Vive President--Dick Andersen . QUILL AND SCROLL 'TTWXAIPD FT T 1 ' , -v,,..., ...me-y, wantz, Thomson, Sturm, Chavich, Remington, , -....., .ww-Scnoot, Dobbratz, Leekley, Wick, Sperling, Carthaus, Gran, Sayle, Luber, Krieger. Third Rou'-Ward, W'heeler, West, Faltz, Wagner, Edwards, Reichgeld, Hansen, Gollberg, Perego. S!'l'0Ild Rau'-Nichols, Barnes, Reed, Bayliss, Petersen, Hemman, Grieger, Brown, Pelich. Fin! Row-Brendler, Zepf, C. Risberg, Rove, Mangan, Vye, Sprinkman, B. Risberg, Eschen. AJi'i.ror.v-Miss Haussnman, Miss Keating . . . Prvsiilfrll-Barbara Krie Betty Barnes, Alice Pelich Sf' I ger . . . Vin' Prrsiflc-ni: - . . . 1 rr nry - Marjorie Wagner ' ' . . . TffdXIIft'fi Mar ' ' A . . . Rarordmg Srrn-fury-Sally Edwards guerite Kmlein. Top Row-Neuswirzh, Pipkorn, Carson, Giljohann, Yanz, Sherwan, Bradfield, Quevy, Rapp, Hofmann. Fourilr Row- During, Sauer, Hoffman, Lombardi, Whldschmidt, Holmes, 13.1. Smith, Ninneman, McCreary. Third Row- Laev, Strauss, Kops, Skowron, Coyle, W'orth Kruschke Hart L Svroml Row-B Smith Spicka d , , e, ubar. . , r , McKnight, Dunlop, Cahill, Walsh, R Firsf Rau'-C. Smith, T ' b , ' eynolds, Reimer, Brittell. rim orn Bauer, Winkenwerder, Herbee. U-J-F--M ' ' ORCHESTRA Back Row-Mr. Kundmann, 5Cl'100f- low - A Critcheu, Wolters, Hubler, Bar i . ,.. '11 , B. Smith, Behk, Bffvdv, u gi:-gilklgxu' -HWright, Miller, Becker, Burllihxgsclllieeigozliilslgienberg. First Row-I.indsaYv Huhgren' Thomas' I i Direclor - Mr. Kundmann Violins Alan Lindsay john Hultgren joan Wright Ralph Miller Marion Wittenberg Patricia Howell Jeanne McCarthy john Neess Jeanne Birkholz Viola James Becker Cellos june Thomas Frances Patterson Bass Alice Schoof Clarineis Burt Hiller Betty Smith Winona Belik Oboe Eleanore Brody Tru mpc! Allen Wolters F rc' nrb H om Bob Barlow Tro m bo urs Bob Blanz Gordon Smith Piano Annabelle Hubler Drums Maybelle Critchett Blgnz, G. Smith AUDI , ,,,.., ......mwur, lX3l'lIhg Grigg Ettenh ' .second Row-Hubler W , , elm, Priebe, Smith. , ermuth, Witt, Laue, Kusserow, Puckerr, Harms, Rockwood. First Row-Chuclik, Shank, Salrzszein, Husris, Sturm, Hiller, Slagter. Advisor-Miss Force . . . President- Burt Hiller . . . Secretary-Treaxurer-Dorothy Mahlstedt Calendar Secretary-Annabell Hubler . . . Publicity Serrelar y- jeanann Comport. UB -Q1-117-mx-I-T Q -ww-T -Head runny, ..,...,, ' B wn buenaru. Back Row , Front Raw-Ranson, Blanz, Crabb, Due, ro , N N wx x NNQ TENNIS S -'QSYWY , ,,,, , ,,. unuapmlh, Keith, unnom. 2 I Z' Q -.N V1 gf' 'l A,- X V ' .ff ' ff , '- 1' ,' NL, A ,' V, 17 K , If . 6, , ff if I A ' X , - 1 1 K , 4 ff 'X ' 1 I X A ..'L xfl Y .Lf ,f ,..-,, Lnumnn, I roscl1. ,.,, .,.mm, Johnson, James, Derienne, Dusold. First Row - Moeller, E. ' Abell, Martm, j. Abell, Fajen. F s X s , l Top Row-Schirle, Chudik, Vedder, hoe, ........--, , Srrond Row-Coach Wangerin, Coach Caulker, Peek, Cox, Berssenbrugge, mn-w.., -.,, First Row-- Coach Rietz, Baum, Harvey, Comporx, Brown, Heyse, Olsen, Hafemeiscer, Bullock, Ma X X Y v ' 1 A . 1 ,I V X 1 , X, lf x xv N , l ,Xb f .V , K K s 1 l . jf 1 wx. x F, , . ,W x, ' X l la I , Q R x, I 1 'J N 3, ,A ' L, ' X IR Top Raw -Tank, Vhixe, Albrechz, umm, W ...-, -, Second Row-Coach Wangerin, LeVlne, Saltzstein, Nolte, Allen, Leindecxer, lluva .... ,, ' - O0 ch Rica., Knop, Guebard, Riley, Sherman, Bertschy, Baum, Worth, Hase, Goetz. Fmt R010 a CD ,, ,,....i ...,. J 3 ,......, -.-.- ii , Jim Butler C0-Captain With nine lettermen returning at the start of the season, and with almost a hundred boys trying out Coach Wangerin foresaw another successful season. The Blue and Gray meet led to the selection of a sure fire team. The team received its first test in the triangular meet when they met Port Washington and West Bend here. They passed with flying colors, beating Port Washington's- Q22 with a score of 90. Next they met South Milwaukee. West Milwaukee and Cudahy for the Little Suburban meet. Though the competition was stiffer, they gave a good account of themselves, and ran a close second to South Mil- waukee. In the district Class B meet, Whitefish Bay had, as its chief competitors, the game three schools and being more carefully prepared, won first place. The team placed third in the Waukesha relays. Fully prepared, the boys went to Madison for the State meet, in the Class B division. Led by Co- Captains Bill Sigler and Wally Anderson, and taking five firsts, the boys won Hrst place over South Milwaukee by I1 Z points. This made Whitefish Bay the first Class B school to win the State meet three times. After the highly successful State meet, a customary let-down placed the boys in third place in the Suburban meet, though they trailed first place by only 42 points. The prospects for 1940 are ver winne ' y promising. With ten l rs in competition, and l ' be . ettermen returning, many of them sure-point a arge squad to pick the balance of the team f in the oiling. rom, a good season should wkwwatemmw- we - NI 2 ,- . vnu!-I jack Thwaitis 3 ---.EU-Tkoe Bernard Worn' W' KW! JI , 9. Service Name Age Stripe Event Year Weight Jack Hughes . . . . 17 2 440 Senior 160 lim Roe ...., . . . 17 2 440 Senior 160 Bob Clark .... , . . 17 2 Hurdles Junior 148 Jim Dite .,... . . . 16 1 Dashes Senior 145 Jack Willman .... . . . 17 1 880 Senior 145 Alfred Harvey .... . . . 16 1 880 Senior 140 Jack Thwaits ..... . . . 17 1 Shot Senior 175 Jim Butler ..... . v . 17 1 Discuss Senior 195 jim Wheeler ...... . . . 17 1 Dashes Senior 136 Bernard Worth . . . 18 1 Pole Vault Senior 165 Bill Vedder ..... ..... 1 5 I High Jump Junior 155 '39 TRACK SCHEDULE Date Meet Place Points April 29 Triangular . , . . . .First 90 May 6 Quadrangular , . . . .secgnd 612 Mgy 13 District Class B . . . . . .First 43 May 20 Suburban Relays. ..... . . ,'1 l-lird 37 May 27 State Meet Class B .... , , .Fil-gg 36 June 3 Suburban Meet ...... .....,...,............ . . .Third 342 FROSHMORE '39 May 10 Whitefish Bay ...,. .......... 7 2 - Shorewood ....,. . . . 44 May 29 Whitefish Bay ...., ,.....,....... 6 2 - Port Washington . . . . . . 51 '40 TRACK SCHEDULE April 27 Triangular, Port Washington, West Bend ............... ,,,., H ere May 4 Little Suburban ..........,............ H I Asouth Milwaukee May 11 District Meet ..... .,,', H ere May 18 Suburban Relays. . . -A.,4 Here May 25 State Meet ...... V - .Madison june 1 Suburban Meet .,.. --'.. W aukesha 67 X 15 I T T . ,m.y,mNQ:asxxxs1 Top Raw--Chudxx, xem,-., J., .... .,., , Bottom Row --Helm, Wang, Guebard, Aleff, Kinovsky, Peterson. 44--Q Top Row-Sommer, uruc..w...., - .,.,, V Bottom Row - Slagrer, Mueller, Becker, Plonus, Frieda, Helms ARCHERY X . 1 ! W Worth, Giljohann, Petersen, W'est, Ninnemann, Goldsmith, Zepf. iw: 'X W 401,16 eff wwf wwf in-PQ'f' W' X ff QQ. gf fjiffy' TENNIS Vy Sp ' k , Minton, Worth, Ed Q , -.R iiifl: - I A . f H xg 0 XX l . l s ompson, McCreary, Nnnnemann, gy. .......,,, , I x f ' , L 1 i X 1 . 'S Y TABLE TENNIS iff 533 1 X wl- ., Sprinkman, V cgcner, beccaru, w ......,,, , Q ixqvy s c SSX' H vw -.X ' ,. hx ' ' ' S XY Y 5 OKNTH1- rrx- 'A - , ,, .. , ,... ., ...cr-c, Aarung, Wegener, Dewhurst, Smith. rron! Row- Witt, Olsen, Thompson, Cords, Kenney, Worth, Edwards. - - - 'J I . I I A . it , sw . I V A x - .-eq I . -. , nxt . ,Qi J'. A . N DN is If Y -'NNWWNEF .. .-..., wmnemann, McCreary, Giljohann. V on, Lepf, Worth, Edwards, Errenheim, Rockwood, Howell. TOWER EDITORS 'Aki -' xi. Thwaits, Hoffman, Andersen, Sud ut , P 1 Mr. Byers d h Com ort, Hafemeister' Petersen' TI-IE 1940 Advisor - Mr. Byers EDITORIAL STAFF Ea1'i!or-in-Cbim'f Richard Andersen Axxoviafv Edilors james Sudduth jean Petersen Bzlsilmss Managers Jack Thwaits Leslie Hafemeistcr Axsociafc' Busimfsx M a nagerx Paul Hoffman Alice Pelich Ari Ezlilor June Thomas Pbofograpb Ediior Robert Comport TOWER STAFF 2 Bark Rau--Laev, Ettenheim Th Literary Carolyn Laev Margie Ettenheim Helene Kops Marjorie Hofmann Jeanne Wacliter Virginia Zepf jack Crabb Jack Abell Betty Risberg Jeanne Tate Pirlnrvs Billy Goldberger Bob Brill Bob Barlow Tom Golanke Alex Cook Ar! Wrrrk Barbara Spickard Betty Smitll Fra t R ,- , i omas, K I ' . n ou Zvpf. Wachter, Risberg, C0:::iJr?Pf!l3Ir:Sr3mQ,h. Hoffman, Goldbe,-get ' . ermuth, ' Sales Ewan Glass Leslie Hafenieister Billy Goldberger Irwin Becker Lester Hall jack Thwaits joyce Reed Betty Barnes Betty Smith Barbara Spickartl Phyllis Mahnke Barbara Kreigcr jean Petersen S4'4'rr'larial Marguerite Kinlein Betty Risberg Virginia Zepf jean Hellberg Doris Wermuth Tom Golanlce Richard Swan Helen Brendler PROM 74 COMMITTEE HEADS Orrbestra Tickets Roger Christiansen Alan Lindsay Publicity Decorations Jack Thwaits June Thomas I nvitations, Programs Bette Bradfield JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY King Jim Butler Queen Rosemary Luber Among the fragrant lilacs and roses of an old-fashioned southern garden, King jim Butler and his Queen, Rosemary Luber, led the grand march of the junior Prom of the Class of '40, Lovely southern belles and their escorts danced the evening away to the pulsating rhythms of Len I-Iz1rrick's orchestra. PRCDM CDF '39 All the action in Guess Again Galahad, Senior Class play for 1940, takes place in the course of one sum- mer's day in the lobby of the Edgewater Inn. The story hinges about Mr. Grimes, the proprietor, and Bill Douglas, a young college boy, who are trying to save the Inn from S. H. fSoak-em-Hardj Pratt, who threatens to foreclose on the Inn. Their trials and trib- ulations really become perplexing when two English- men, both of whom are supposed to be Lord Wiggleton, register at the Inn. To make matters worse, Renee Lamour, a Hollywood chiseler, appears on the scene and threatens to sue the second Lord Wiggleton for breach of promise, and it looks like all of their efforts to save the Inn have been in vain. But the identifica- tion of the first Englishman as the real Lord Wiggle- ton, and the other as his valet, saves the clay for Mr. Grimes and his associates. SENIOR CLASS PLAY GUESS AGAIN GALAHAD PLAYERS Janet Moore, a college girl working at the Edgewater Inn ..., Bill Douglas, a college boy in love with janet .,....,.... Henry Grimes, owner and manager of the Inn ,,... . . . Waldo Fitts, porter and general nuisance at the Inn . . . Mrs. O. O. Skinner, a guest at the Inn ..,....,.. Dora Mae, her rather fresh daughter, . , . , , Olive Ordway, a health faddist .,........ Marcella Jenks, a journalistic girl wonder. . Lord Wiggleton, from England .......,.... Bertie Blodgerr, his valet ...............,,,.. S. H. fSoak-em-Hardy Pratt, the local banker. . , Renee Lamour, Hollywood chiseler .,.......... Lulu Perkins, a big-league newspaper columnist. , . Sol Messer, a movie magnate ............... Bette Bradiield Jim Wilson jim Brown Roger Christiansen Virginia Zepf Marguerite Kinlein Doris Gollberg Betty Risberg Jim Dite Jack Thwaits Richard Crabb Marjorie Wagner Barbara Krieger Matt Pahle Director-Miss Hazel Hawkins. Managers-Jeanne Wachter, Lee Minton. x x X H-w..... 4 - 1 K - w ww Nwx . Q xxx . .. .:Q, . X A . W Q 5, QQ .- - v-2 58. '1 Q M V QP 'N N , i , , N X W, NMA ' , if -' 1, I r Q X fx f+ E - x - .. - ,Ex SW W S ' 3 5 g , X .Q X Q ? MAO . x if -QM. t -5 --xg X - N X . K. SENIOR ROSTER ABELL, Jack-Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Board of Presidents, 4, Class Vice Pres., l, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 4, Hi-Y, 3, Vice Pres. 4, Latin Club, 2, Tennis, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 4. ANDERSEN, Dick - Annual, 2, 3, Editor, 4, Board of Pres- idents, 4, Choir, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, Quill and Scroll, 3, Vice Pres., 4, National Honor Society, 4. ARNDT, Lucille - Tower Club, 3. ATHEY, Howard-Shorewood High, I, 2, Choir, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Pinafore, 3, Track, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4. BARNES, Betty -Choir, I, Class Secretary, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Froshmpre Alliance, I, 2, G. A. A., 4, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, I, 2, Tower Club, 3, Vice Pres., 4. BAUMGARTEN, Harold-Basketball, 1, 2, Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, 3, Football, Mgr., 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Intramurals, l, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Pinafore, 3, Shop Club, 1, 2, Tower Times, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. BECCARD, Elaine-Art Club, 2, 3, G. A: A., 4, Girls' Sports, I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 3, Library Club, 4. BECKER, Frank-Shop Club, 4, Tower Times, 4. BERSSENBRUGGE, Bob-Band, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, Tower Times, 4, Track, 3, 4. 4 BLANZ, Bob-Annual, I, Audubon Club, 2, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, 3, Intramurals, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Radio Club, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. BRADFIELD, Bette-Lincoln High, 1, Art Club, 2, Audu- bon Club, 2, Board of Presidents, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 2, Library Club, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, Sec.-Treas., 4, Senior Class Play, Spur Club, 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4. BRENDLER, Helen-Messmer High, I, 2, Dramatics, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 4, Ring Standard, 3, Home Ec. Club, 3. BRIGGS, john-Oshkosh High, I, 2, 3. BROWN, Jim-Chef Club, 1, 2, Choir, 1, 2, Dramatics, I, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Male Quartet, I, 2, Photography Club, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Shop Club, I, 2, Tower Times, I, Track, I, 2, 3, 4. BUENGER, Lila - Audubon Club, 2, Bowling Club, I, 2, 3, Froshmore Alliance, I, G. A. A., 2, 3, Vice Pres., 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, Sec., 3, 4, Latin Club, 1. BUTLER, Jim-Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt., 4, Board of Presidents, 3, Choir, 3, 4, Class Pres., I, 3, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Pinafore, 3, Tennis, 2, Track, I, 3, 4. CAHILL, Jane- Art Club, 3, Audubon Club, Sec., 2, Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, I, French Club, I, 2, Froshmore Alliance, I, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, I, 2, Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Photography Club, 4, Pina- fore, 3, Spur Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4. CARTHAUS, Kay-Latin Club, I, 2, 3, Tower Club, 4. CHRISTIANSEN, Roger-Choir, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres., 3, German Club, I, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, I, 2, 3, Orchestra, I, Pinafore, 3, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Shop Club, I, 2, Tennis, 2, 3, Tower Times, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, National Honor Society, 4. CHUDIK, Ed-Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 2, Dramatics, I, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, I, 2, 3, 4, Shop Club, I, 2, Skating, I, Track, l, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, Alyce-Audubon Club, 2, Bowling Club, 1, 2, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, Girls' Sports, I, 2, Home Ec. Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, I, Spur Club, I, 2. COMPORT, Robert-Shorewood High, I, 2, Annual 3, 4, Band, 3, Pres., 4, Board of Presidents, 3, 4, Photography Club Pres., 3, 4, Tennis, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4, Track, 4. CRABB, Richard-Cross Country, I, Dramatics, I, 2, Football, 4, Intramurals, I, Photography Club, Vice Pres., 4, Radio Club, 3, Vice Pres., 4, Senior Class Play, Shop Club, I, Track, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4. DITE, Jim-Board of Presidents, Treas., 4, Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 3, Latin Club, 2, National Honor Society, 3, Pres., 4, Radio Club, Pres., 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Tower Times, Treas., 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt., 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. DOBBRATZ, Marion-Shorewood High, I, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3. EDWARDS, Bill-Dramatics, 3, Football, I, Cheerleader, 2,3. ESCHEN, Marilouise-Audubon Club, 2, Dramatics, I, French Club, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, German Club, I, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, l, 2, Sec.-Treas., 3, 4, Spur Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4. FALTZ, Marcie-Board of Presidents, I, Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Home Rm. Pres., I, Dramatics, 1, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Froshmore Alliance, 2, Home Ec. Club, 3, 4, Library Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals, 2, Pinafore, 3, Tower Club, 3, 4. GAUSLIN, Ed-Basketball, 2, Board of Presidents, 2, Class Pres., 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, 4, Pinafore, 3. GISSELL, Eileen - Audubon Club, 2, Board of Presidents, 3, Bowling Club, I, 2, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 1, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, Pres., 3, 4, Latin Club, I. GLASS, Ewan- Intramurals, l, 2, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3. GOLANKE, Tom-Intramurals, l, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, Treas., 4, Track, 2. GOLLBERG, Doris-Choir, 2, 3, Dramatics, 4, Froshmore Alliance, I, Home Ec. Club, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Mikado, 2, Senior Class Play, Spur Club, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. GRAN, Patty - Menominee Falls High, 1, Downer Seminary, 2, Board of Presidents, 4, Bowling Club, 4, French Club, Pres., 4, Tower Club, 4. GRUENWALD, Bob-Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals, 2, Male Quartet, 2. GUCCIARDI, john-Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, l, Latin Club, 2, 3, Photography Club, 3, 4, Tennis, I, Track, I, 2, 3, 4. GUEBARD, Victor-South Side High, Fort Wayne, Ind., I, Basketball, 2, Chef Club, 2, 3, Cross Country, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, 4, Radio Club, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4. HAFEMEISTER, Leslie-Annual, 3, 4, Cross Country, 3, Football, 2, 4, Skating, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4. HALL, Lester--Chef Club, 3, Dramatics, I, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Intramurals, I, 2, 3, Tower Times, I, 2, 3, 4. HARVEY, Alfred-Choir, 3, Cross Country, I, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. HELLBERG, jean - Riverside High, I, Annual, 4, Board of Presidents, Sec., 4, Froshmore Alliance, 2, German Club, 3, Pres. 4, Girls' Sports, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 3, Tower Club, 3, 4. HOESTERMANN, Dorothy - HOFMANN, Margie-Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, Dra- matics, I, Froshmore Alliance, I, 2, Home Ec. Club, I, 2, 3, Sec., 4, Latin Club, 4, Photography Club, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 2, 3. HUGHES, jack-Basketball, 2. 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4. JOOSTL Bill- Audubon Club. 2, Chef Club, 3, Dramatics, I, German Club, Sec., 3, Photography Club, 4, RadioClub, 4. KALUPA, Cliff-Mcssmer High School, I, Intramurals, 2, 3, Shop Club, 4, Skating, 4. KEIDING, Ruth-Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 3, Sec., 4. KINLEIN, Marguerite-Board of Presidents, 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 4, German Club, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 2, Vice Pres., 3, Pres., 4, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, 3, Treas., 4. KLINKERT, LaVerne-Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, Library Club, 3, 4. KOON, jack-Senn High, Chicago, 1, 2, Board of Pres- idents, 4, Class Pres., 4, Golf, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Pres., 4, Vol- leyball, 3. KOPS, Helene- Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, Treas., 3, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3. KRIEGER, Barbara-Band, 2, 3, Board of Presidents, 2, Vice Pres., 4, Dramatics, 1, 4, Froshmore Alliance, Vice Pres., 1, Pres., 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, Vice Pres., 3, Pres., 4, Ring Standard, 3. KRUSCHKE, Jeanne-Home Ec. Club, 4, Tower Club, 4. LAEV, Carolyn-Annual, 4, Bowling Club, 4, Choir, 1, Dramatics, 1, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, Home Ec. Club, 4, Latin Club, 2, Library Club, 1, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 2, 3. LEEKLEY, Mary-Audubon Club, 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, French Club, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, Sec., 4, Girls' Sports, 1, Mikado, 2, Pinafore, 3, Tower Club, 3, 4. LEPPER, Bill-Basketball, 1, Boys' Octette, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 4, Dramatics, 1, Football, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intra- murals, 3, 4, Madrigals, 2, 3, 4, Male Quartet, 4. LINDSAY, Alan-Audubon Club, 2, Board of Presidents, 4, Choir, 1, 2, Cross Country, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intra- murals, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, National Honor Society, 3, Vice Pres., 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Tower Times, 1, 2, 3, Editor 4, String Trio, 2, 3. LUBER, Rosemary-Dramatics, 1, 2, French Club, Sec., 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4. LUCCHESI, Dorothy -Bowling Club, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home EC. Club, 2. MAGAW, George-Basketball, 2, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2, Tennis, 3, 4. MANGAN, Rosemary-Holy Angels' Academy, 1, 2, Pina- fore, 3, Choir, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Tower Club, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. MARK, Isabelle-Choir, 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance, 2, German Club, 4, Home Ec. Club, 1, Library Club, 4. SENIOR MATRAS, Mariam-French Club, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, Library Club, 1, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3. McCARTHY, Jeanne-Holy Angels' Academy, 1, 2, Girls' Sports, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Spur Club, 3, 4. MESSER, Dorothy-G. A. A., 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. MINTON, Lee-Shorewood High, 1, Band, 3, 4, Board of Presidents, 4, Boys' Octette, 4, Choir, 4, Football, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Track, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. MUESELER, Anita-Choir, 1, 2, 3, Library Club, 4. MUNK, Mary-Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. MURPHY, Jim -Shorewood High, 1, 2, Basketball, 3, Co-Capt., 4, Football, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Tennis, 3, 4. NEUBAUER, Mildred-G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4. NIGBOR, Bob-Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Photography Club, 3, Pinaforc, 3, Track, l, 2. NOLL, A1-Audubon Club, 2, Choir, I, 2, 3, German Club, 2, Shop Club, 1, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. OESTERREICH, Irvin-Board of Presidents, 3, German Club, Pres., 3, 4, Latin Club, 3,Treas., 4, Tower Times,4, National Honor Society, 4. PAHLE, Matt-Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Home Rm. Pres., 1, Class Vice Pres., 2, Dramatics, I, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Tennis, 3, Tower Times, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3. REED, Joyce-Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Frosh- more Alliance, 1, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4. REYNOLDS, Richard -Shop Club, 4. RISBERG, Betty - Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, Dramatics, 2, 4, Froshrr-,ore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, 3, 4. RISBERG, Claire-Annual, 4, Art Club, 1, 2, 3, Audubon Club, 2, Board of Presidents, 4, Dramatics, 1, Froshmore Alliance, 1, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, I, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Photography Club, 3, Sec., 4, Tower Club, 3, 4. ROE, Jimmie-Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, 2, Boys' Oc- tette, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, Football, 1, German Club, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2, Madrigals, 2, 3, 4, Male Quartet, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Photography Club, 3, 4, Pinafore, 3, Skating, 3, Track, l, 2, 3, 4. ROSTER ROTH, Larry-Audubon Club, 2, Board of Presidents, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Intramurals, I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, 3, Pres., 4, Tower Times, 3, 4, Track, Mgr., l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. SAYLE, Sue-Riverside High, 1, Downer Seminary, 2, Tower Times, 3, 4, Tower Club, 4. SCHMIDT, Helmut-Riverside High, 2, 3, Intramurals, l, 4, National Honor Society, 4. SHAWL, Bob-Band, 4, Choir, l, 2, Cross Country, I, Intramurals, l, 2, 3, Skating, 1, Tennis, 2, Tower Times, 4. SHERWAN, LaVerne- Audubon Club, 2, Bowling Club, 4, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, Home Ec. Club, l, 2, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Spur Club, 3, Tower Club, 3, 4. SINDORF, Gerry-Marquette High, I, 2, Choir, 3, Dra- matics, 3, Intramurals, 3, Photography Club, 3, Radio Club, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4. SOMMER, Roland-Audubon Club, I, Dramatics, I, 2, Intramurals, I, 2, 3, 4, Shop Club, l, 2, 3. SPRINKMAN, Mabel-Audubon Club, 2, Board of Pres- idents, 3, 4, Choir, l, 2, 3, French Club, 2, G. A. A., 2, Sec., 3, Pres., 4, Gennan Club, 2, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Spur Club, l, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. STRAUSS, Joyce-Shorewood High, l, 2, French Club, 3, Home Ec. Club, 4, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 4. SWAN, Dick-Audubon Club, 2, German Club, I, 2, Intramurals, 2, 3. SWEET, Nile-Band, 1, Basketball Mgr., 3, Choir, 2, Home Rm. Pres., 1, Dramatics, 1, Football, 2, Hi-Y, 4, Intramurals, l, 2, 3, Skating, 3, Track, 3, 4, Volley- ball, 2, 3, 4. TATE, Jeanne-Annual, 4, Bowling Club, 1, 2, Choir, l, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, Tower Club, 4, Spur Club, I, 2. THOMAS, june-Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, Bowling Club, 3, Class Sec., l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, Froshmore Alliance, Sec., 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, Spur Club, 3, 4, Tower Club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, THWAITS, Jack - Annual, 3, Bus. Mgr., 4, Audubon Club, Pres., 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Board of Presidents, 3, Pres., 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, Capt., 4, French Club, Sec., 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Track, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4. WACHTER, Jeanne-Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 3, 4. WAGNER, Marjorie-Audubon Club, 2, Dramatics, I, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance, l, 2, Home Ec. Club, 4, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, 3, Sec. 4. WANN, Eugene-Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Latin Club, Sec., 2, 3, Photography Club, Treas., 3. WERMUTH, Doris-Annual, 4, Audubon Club, 2, Dra- matics, l, French Club, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 2, Girls' Sports, 1, Latin Club, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4, Ring Standard, 3. WEST, Betty-Choir, 1, 2, 4, French Club, I, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 2, Tower Club, 4, Tower Times, 3. WHEELER, jim--St. Augustine's High, Kalamazoo, Mich., l, Audubon Club, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Board of Presidents, 4, Chef Club, 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, Sec.-Treas., 4, Track, 3, Co-Capt., 4. WIESE, Edward-Intramurals, l, 2, German Club, I, 2, Shop Club, 2, Audubon Club, 2. WILLMAN, Jack-Audubon Club, 2, Cross Country, 3, Football, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, jimmy-Washington High and Steuben Junior High, I, Board of Presidents, 4, Chef Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2, 3, 45, Dramatics, 3, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club, 3, Pres., 4, Radio Club, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Shop Club, 2, 3, 4, Skating, 3, 4, Tower Times, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4. WITTENBERG, Marion--Choir, l, 2, G. A. A., 3, 4, Girls' Sports, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. WORTH, Bernard-Shorewood High, l, 2, Choir, 3, Track, 3, 4. WORTH, Harriet-Art Club, 2, 3, Bowling Club, 4, Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, Froshmore Alliance, 1, 2, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, 4, Mikado, 2, Tower Club, 3, 4. WYSOCKY, Bob-Riverside High, l, 2, Basketball, 3. ZEPF, Virginia - Annual, 4, Board of Presidents, l, Bowling Club, 4, Home Rm. Pres., l, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Sec., 4, German Club, 3, 4, Girls' Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Tower Club, 3, 4, Tower Times, 4, Ring Standard, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. ZIMMERMAN, Leonard - john Abell-The lad with that slow easy grin and a subtle sense of humor. Wasn't rery susreptible to feminine charms until his junior year. Elaine Bcccard-A great he- lirrer in taking life easy. Spemls a great deal of time talking. sf Richard Andersen- Mrrrily, merrily shall I lire now. The Tower is aut. Frank Becker -Could make a living with his knowledge of adventure stories. Perhaps his troxvning glory will win him fame in teehnicolor pie- tures. Lucille Arndt--Always has a supply of jokes on band. Lou is heard laughing more than talking. RobertBerssenbrugge-Flashy socks, ties, aml shirts are his trademarks. Wateh out for Ihosv snappy comebarks. Howard Athey - Seems to know his way around. Usual- ly seen going nowhere fast in somebody else's falopy. Robert Blanz-Hr and his trombone seem fo be insep- arable. Happiest when up in rbe north woods. john Briggs - Tall, dreamy- vynl lohn always has a thoughtful look on his fare. Roger Christiansen-Oh, how he ran wear rlothcs. Will br Q n-nrembrrnl for his line per- l orrnarm' in the rlass play. Betty Barnes - Our fairest Juliet As for Romeo: she has always had a good sup- ply. Betty bas been a leader and will continue to be one. Bette Bradiield-The dynamic med who plans to invade the journalistic world. Betle has rlone a great deal for the Tower Times. James Brown-The little man with Sail i ll Y his sailboat of dreams. g, rhythm, and laugh- ing a e his hobbies. Edward Chudik - Known as the fastest man-on the foot- ball PHD' book team. Enjoys the rom- of the fairer sex and s. Harold Baumgarten-There's always one in every rlass. Baumie is said to have a weakness for tall blondes. Helen Brendler-Helen never forgets a fare. She is always ready with a smile and rheery hello. . lv. 1 SE f if azjuifqxl L 7. . KX A my -Xl I ' 'A' ' W N' LA, U 7 7U 1 I. X 'Y .J all Xl .a UD X ffb 'lp . so fs K, -if ' . 1 X- X K X , eg., x 1 e X , K id Y Y if-Xxrsx -sl' tix! Lila Buenger-What a gal! Lila has that certain some- thing that makes people take notice. Alice Clark-A tired girl who ran we-ar elothes. Can be seen riding around town in a gray Ford. jim Butler-Has aceomplished mueh in the field of athletics. Our Prom King is a regu- lar fellow. Robert Comporr--Look pret- ty please! Snapping pirtures is great fun for Bob. Jane Ann Cahill-Either she's at Madison or a certain alum- nus is here. Ianie's supply of laughter is never exhausted. Richard Crabb- The tallest boy in our rlass,with good imagination and rreative ability. Catherine Carthaus- Nooh.y has plenty of personality, a truekload of pals, and the knack of taking corners on two wheels. James Dite-An outstanding boy, excels in dramatics, ath- letirs, and studies. Our ran- didate for a Rhodes Scholar- ship in 1944. ...ig Marion Dobbratz - A bard Marilouise Eschen-Mary bas working student witb a win- a peculiar weakness for flsb ning smile. Enjoys ber sebool dinners fthe Port Washing- worlz. ton kind 1. Seemed to be quite lonesome ber Senior year. Thomas Golanke - Typing Doris Gollberg-Doris will Tom-'Member Blarkie, bis be remembered for ber mar- olrl Crow-always thinking velons literary writing. May up something new. berome famous for ber ex- cellent poetry. Marcella Faltz - Marcie the songbird is well-liked by everyone. Has a nice voice and a good scholastic rerorfl. Patty Gran-Blond, bomb- sbell and beautious, but not bumptious, Brainy? Yes. Edward Gauslin-Srnilin' Ed. A lady killer from his bead down. He used ta be awfully bashful. But!- Robert Gruenwald-Do, e mi-The Beer Barrel P0 Butsie? But definitely! ing less. , WM!! fill: an JQSOXZCJSWLMM fu? an is sf' .9 1 Leslie Hafemeister-It could be that winking at girls is his pastime. His spirit sbows up in bis eagerness to please. jack Hughes-lark, the three sports a year man, and an a Major award in eaeb. A future Bing Crosby.'N l Eileen Gissell-The five foot iassie who knows bow to get arouml. Sbe and Lila have become inseparable pals. john Gucciardi-At giving away trinluts be's great. Also is quite a solid date. Eb, Marg? A I Lester Hall-Would you ever guess that under tbore fur- tixfe glances Les is an A-1 steno? William Joost-Many are tbe sage remarks that issue from tbe moutb of the Senior class's prize bacbelor. Ewan Glass- Used to seeing yellow-attenrlanre slips. He's got curls, but that isn't all. Victor Guebard-Thinking is bis favorite pastime. That is when he isn't tbinking. Alfred Harvey-The bane of Mr. AnJersou's teaching career, whose wit eferwsees at the leust expected times. Clifford Kalupa- Take it easy, bus been CliHord's motto during his years bere. Jean Hellberg--Faithful for- rver. Also carries around u swellegant personality. Ruth Keiding-A willing ae- rompanist on those ivories. We like to bare ber around. Dorothy Hoesterman-Here's a girl you like to talk to. Quiet, unassuming und really swell. Marguerite Kinlein - Libra- rian deluxe. Collects trinkcts. Sbr's su-'ell people. SE f PU UD Marjorie Hofmann--Where would we be without her dimpled smile? Home Er. Club tlaims ber as its very rapable treasurer. I.aVerne Klinkert-Hrre's a really jolly prrson. Jack Koon - Our amiable Hi-Y and Senior rlass pres- ident. Also head of the or- ganization known as Koon's Goons. Alan Lindsay - Almost the last of the clan u-'ho edits the renowned Tower Times, rarrying on the es:-utrheon of the Lindsays. fl x9 6 4 O Helene Kops- Hey, ya got the rar, Helene? Vivaeious - raven-haired - ean't stay put-always good fora laugh. Rosemary Luber-A splendid girl with heart winning ways. To tell all our Queen's vir- tues, we couldn't begin. Barbara Krieger-We've won- dered, Babs, how you've man- aged ta win so many friends fren though kept so busy at outside activities. Dorothy Luccluesi -One of our feminine All Americans is as good s sport as she likes sports. Kruschke - 'Every dream is our little She ran positively be classed as our smoothy Senior. Jeanne girl's Ieanie. Jeanne McCarthy - Besides being a conscientious student, Ieanne has found time to be friendly and to cultivate an interest in sports. Isabelle Mark-- Issey has kept her secrets to herself these four years. However, she has proved her worth. jim Murphy-Iim is one of our basketball stars. Caused quite a flutter among the girls, until he hung his Hi-Y pin on a certain dark-haired lass. Carolyn Laev - Carrie was blessed with a lovely eom- plexion, beautiful hair and a sweet personality. George Magaw-George made a name for himself playing end on the football team. He is one of those people everyone likes. Miriam Matras -- Pleasant and smiling tho' small in size this little maid is ex- ceedingly wise. Mildred Neubauer-All who have made her acquaintance have found her company mast enjoyable. rf' 1 1 cs' . 4i' '41 1 E S 1 11 in SE r ig: A A Mary Leekley - Sadly will W. F. B. bid adieu to our comely blond, one of the four year members of our A Cappella Choir. Rosemary Mangan-Rosie's is a heart interest story. Though her interests are pretty well optioned, we still love her. Dorothy Messer-A fun lav- ing lass who achieved many groans after a good pun. Robert Nigbor-Bob is the possessor of that gleaming smile, and the subject of Bob Comport's photographic talents. Lee Minton-An ardent fish- erman and hunter. He throws himself into the midst of everything, and always comes out on top. Al Nail-He prefers willowy blondes, and can be found most frequently, rain or shine, in the rumble seat of Dick Swan's ear. Anita Mueseier- An expert in capability. Anita's aid as a librarian will be sadly missed next year. Irvin Oesterreich -Irvin is one of our brain-trusts. He is also quite an orator and is always ready for a good argument. sf' PU U3 Mary Munk--She is always ready to turn a serious pro- position into a prank. Mathew Pahle-Distinguished himself on the football field and kept the public up on the sporting news with his page in the Tower Times. Joyce Reed - Her 1nany achiexfemenls in high school have been accomplished through her charm. Sue Sayle-Sue is our class siren. She is most happy when conversing in some se- cluded corner with a local playboy z Q9 40 Richard Reynolds-He builds morlel airplanes, and for re- laxation he has become pro- ficient in the art of jilier- bugging. Helmut Schmidt-Has ac- complished more in four years than many do in eight. He is a hike-racing fan and builds his own bicycles for racing. Betty Risberg - Because she has a yen for excilemenls no daring deed is left undone hy Belly. Robert Shawl - His :lroll .sense of humor bas kept his friends amused and apprecia- tive of his company through- out lhese four years. Claire Risberg-Claire has the ability to help anyone in need and has proved a sym- palhetic friend. LaVeme Shes-wan-She's got a right to sing the blues with her mellow pleasing voice. Mabel Sprinkman - Megs has contrihulnl lo every sport as well as being an aclin' G. A. A. prvsiil1'u!. ,lack Thwairs - l'll .funn l'1':ll',J Ihr Social Pimlilclv- if my Furil ilnr.m'I :war auf. Jimmie Roe- Iimmie is the boy with the golden voice and all the responsibiliiy. Gerald Sindorf-Ierry writes clever stones which have gained him a name as a hu- morous writer. Joyce Strauss-joyre is the girl witls the rorrespomling admirers. Jeanne Wachter-Iearriie is the gal with tba inrlefati- gable store of energy and the Lawrence fraternity crest bracelet. Larry Roth - Larry's leader- ship and ability have been indispensable to most of our organizations. Roland Sommer-An expert roller-skater, and an eiirient carpenter. He has success- fully resisted the wiles of the W. F. B. co-eds for four years. Richard Swan-He knows every dance orchestra, is an avirl fiction reader, a stamp rollector, and quite a lailies' man. Marjorie Wagner -She gels everything :lone in a series of explosions, but if she ron- tinues to be sirels a sureess, explosions will soon be the fashion. Nile Sweet-Nile is one of the originators of the selsool swing orebestra. He plays a mean saxophone, and raises bees for a hobby. Eugene Wann-Azl1'oratr of battereil ears, ingenious bats, ami blomles, Eugene marie u plaee for himself with bis infeetious grin. I Jeanne Tate -- Potato is the W. F. B. Ooluph gal. Her giggle is only a part of ber gay aml most eburnling personality. Doris NVermuzh--Being elas- sifiecl as the Viraeious Laffy, Dorie bas been the creator of new fails for girls. sf' L 5 PU 1 U2 Ai june Thonmas-- Tommie is gooil looks in a little puck- nge. Her versatility full qual- ify ber for any elulr, inrlml- illg the Ili-Y by llrmy. Betty West -Our breatb of fresb air, ami the baelzbone uf all aml sunxlry G. A. A. sporting aetix-ities. Here's to our outrloor girl. 9 jim Wheeler- The muscle man of the Bay. What he laeks in height he makes up for in his ahility to out- Salnson Samson. Bernard Worth-Most often found dozing peacefully with his head on a desk or a hook, waking up promptly at three- len earh day. i - , .. .e J s 1 ,- 'y may x ll! Il,,l lbw ill s ls up 1 ' il till .f nl' Nfl ffl ' W K I , , A Kg, sy If l Al ' 1 . uf ,gl alll W l V ' X . I , Edward Wiese-Ed's blond hair has been the envy of every desirous brunette in the school for four years. Harriet Worth - Harriet is happiest when she is before un easel-her personality as ufell as her artistic ability 'is i jack Willman-Never works, never worries, never flanks, never hurries, but gets there just the same. Robert Wysocky-Not a rare in the 14-'orld- Why aren't they all happy like me? James Wilson-A smoothie, a model airplane enthusiast, the nearest thing to perpetual motion. School will he aw- fully quiet without him. Virginia Zepf-Ask Virginia anything and you'll very probably get the right an- swer. A good example of an heyoml reproach. , ,7 alI around girl. la 1' ' . . 1 1 1 No Pu ture v l tl A f- t ' ' .X fl' ' William Edwards lf I I I ll William Lepper .1 ' is uf, If .X ' ll ll ls s l .V I 1 L ll Marion Wittenberg-Marion is an accomplished mermaid. You eun read all about her in the papers. Her piano playing is admired by all. Leonard Zimmerman-Here's one of those silent students who goes pretty -mueh his own way. 4 91 THE TOWER BUSINESS STAFF wishes to thank the Patrons and Advertisers who have helped to make possible the publi- cation of the 1940 TOWER. To the readers of this yearbook, We urge that you patron- ize our Patrons and Advertisers. They Deserve our Goodwill and our Patronaqe. The 1940 TOWER will go into the homes of more than three-fourths of our student body and will be read and thoroughly examined by many more. PATRONS 6 Whitefish Bay CLASS or 1940 Y A E N D Export tailoring of Inn? and qonh' clothes Whitefish BUY Grilltl still!!! pair ns .+. + KEMP'S Bay Food Market REXALI. DRUG STORE m 2 H fr Cm se use North owne An. HG b B Pr P Mnwauk... wi.. Ill ill l Y Sh pl G A 92 COMPLIMENTS OF Charles Hess Saus. 6 RELIANCE LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. 1223 W. National Ave. prov' Co' Distinct Quality Service ls our slogan 3250 North Green Bay Ave. hyggqqqh Phones 1-1051133331 - 7695 Phone Mitchell 0017 - 0818 e very ce Lakeside Dye Works Schemderer Drug Company un? E. may st. 533 il HUNT C101 Sl Telephone Marquette 4200 C011 5d90W00d 7575 Chas, Southcott, Pres. A. C. Southoott, Sec.-Treas. RICHARDS STANDARD SERVICE 5605 N. Lake Drive Tel. Edgewood 5551 We call for and deliver WHITEFISH BAY IOOSTERS SPECIALTY SHOE SHOP William F. Graebel 8211 N. Green Bay Ave.. Milwaukee Wh. Florsheim Shoes ter Men - Wllber Coon Shoes lor Women Shoes lor the entire laxntly correctly Htted Store open Frtdaye and Saturdays until 0 P N. The Home of Research'-' Footwear BRDUWERS 3s'1'oREs 330 West Wisconsin Ave. 7223 West Greenfield Ave. 7606 West State St. For Work or Fun DELTA QUALITY TO0LS Offer More for Your Money f .ef Sn the New Delta IZ Luth: . . . . . . lf's a Honoyl DELTA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 600 E. Vlolla Avo. Mllwauhe.Wls. STAR FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries O Complete line of .FROSTED FOODS - BEER O Phones ED 7840 - 7841 507 E. Silver Spring Dr. PURE OIL SERVICE Be Sure With Pure Lubrication Solvenized Gasoline - Tiolene Oil Tires - Batteries - Lubrication - Washing Phone ED 9979 Lake Drive and Silver Spring Herbert W. Tullgren 94 Architect 4 MASTER BARBERS 4 at BAY BARBER SHOP call Ed. 6172 to avoid Waiting Diversey Boulevard and Silver Spring Drive Mix 'Em cmd Match 'Em with cr Stock Bros. Sportctble Cocrts S10 and up Slczcks 354.95 and up Stock up at Stock Bros. 2768 N. Teutonic Ave. SENIORS Cap and Gown Photographs One Large 8 x I0 in a Folder - Four Proofs to Choose From 52.00 Six for S450 - Twelve for S6.50 Preserve the Memory of Your Graduation with a Photograph in Cap and Gown Cap and Gown Available at Studio MORRISON STUDIO Your Photographer MArquette 3793 Wisconsin Theatre Bldg. We have your Senior negatives on tile and can furnish duplicate prints on short notice ' x RlCE-PGWELL Beauty Salon MTN A 509 E. Silver Spring Dr REAL ESTATE z in g! fel Edgewood 9944 5587 N. Diversey Blvd. Edgewood 8860 A permanent wave given by experts with years of experience will give you lasting glamour and attrac- tiveness at moderate prices. Zotos given exclusively at our Salon in Whitefish Bay. Milwaulcee Novelty Dye Works Expert Cleaners and Dyers 733 East Capitol Drive Call Edgewood 9400 96 George Andrea, Pres. 4905 N. Larkin' St. Herman Andrae Electrical Co. Electric Light and Power Wiring Since 1882 COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE I 2l I0 W. CLYBOURN ST. WEST 6970 MATZKE - DITE MENS WEAR Q 3305 N. GREEN BAY AVE. Emil Mafzke, Jr.--Frank Diie DUTCHER'S GARDEN FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN Say it with Flowers Phone Edgewood 6680 BUNNIE BAY SHUP Ladies' and Children's Dresses Gold Stripe cmd Admiration Hose Borbizon Slips Gifts e Edgewood 1640 513 E. Silver Spring Dr. If Plumbing ls Your Pride Call ,aww e. 3l,,,g Licensed Plumber 4959 N. Hollywood Ave. Edgewood 3404 30 Years' Experience Complete Prescription Department Sick Room Supplies WIIITEFISII BAY PHARMACY, IIC. DAN FITZGERALD,R. Ph. 629 E. Silver Spring Drive Telephones Edgewood 7680 - 7681 - 7682 KODAKS AND FILMS VACATION SUPPLIES Compliments of may 9.4 ,aww INSURANCE AND BONDS 125 E. Wells St. Dcrly 2996 97 Compliments of Pat F. Lewis INSURANCE Phone Edgewood 3421 GLMIEIOE W. WITTEIBERG AUTO REPAIRING-SERVICE STATION Washing - Lubrication - Battery Service 500 East Henry Clay St. at Diversey, Whitefish Bay gr ink A fi V, Emu, bile ,emi 'Ql '.L Tv- E .- PASS FUNERAL HOME 3601 North Oakland Avenue Tel. EDq. 1291 Trophies for CHA.MlDIONS Class Rings and Puls . . . Charms . . . College Fraternity Badges and Cresls . . . Athletic Awards . . . Emblem Rings . . . Trophies . . . Presenlalion Jewels . . . Plaques . . . Medals and Badges . . . Jew- els . . . Designing . . . Jewelry Re- pairing . . . Special Order Work FRED J. TIIELEMAN INC. 9 MANUFACTURING JEWELERS ROOM 30l e 617 N. SECOND STREET e PHONE DALY 066I MILWAUKEE. WIS. Tailors to the Band Globe Tailoring Cnmpang Expert Civilian, Sporting and Uniform Tailors O 642-614 N. WATER ST. MILWAUKEE. WIS. Watches Eyes Examined Iewelry aALP-W- J u Q 91-I :Fine olamonosl 3279 N. Green Bay Ave. This Fine Ice Cream ' ' 1 Binnrsu Sold Exclusively in Our Cafeteria 98 SALE OF QUALITY FUR COATS Jackets. Chubbias. Scarfs F .. MiIwaulrea's Reliable Furrlers' 731 N. Broadway Phone Daly H37 MOST MODERN COLD FUR STORAGE TENNIS We feature the famous line of Harry C. Lee Tennis Racquets, ranging in price from 52.95 to Sl7.50. X Golf - Baseball - Softball at GOLLEGE llTllLETIll SUPPLY 60. 751 N. Plankinton Ave. ' SUMMER TERM OTT'S Pharmacy oPLNs mm-: 24 -IULY a l. Be ready for a position three months sooner by starting in Summer School ,Z rather than waiting until Pall. SUMMER COURSES 2. 'Career Courses . . . Secretarial, We Deliver E. W. ROCKWOOD, Proprietor lil Accounting, Business Administration, 501 EAST SILVER SPRING DRIVE CW11 Sefvlce- Phone Edq. 8660-8661 'Pre-College Course . . . in shorthand and typewriting. 'Advanced Courses for High School Commercial graduates. 3. Over 700 position calls in the past twelve months. 14 New Nagle fn FREE BULLETIN ' Class RMS 4. Describing employment opportunities ' Pins and explaining courses, summer ac- , tivities, and special lectures, sent on ' TI'Oph19S request. COLLEGE 'NC' Stylists of school jewelry 606 East Wisconsin Avenue Phone Marquette 0880 210 W' Michigan St Milwaukee 91 DRESSES COATS RITZELS PLANKINTON ARCADE 1 SPORTSWEAR E FORMALS iF Ref , ba . t The Bay Home Bakery Good Luck 8: Delicatessen to the 423 E. Silver sprang D.-. Class Of 1940 We denver g Edq 5340 9 FINE BAKING Athletic Equipment Reiuvencxtors Domestic and Imported Delicatessen COAL F U EL OIL COKE Norm-I WoEg'iTEnEWeri-TUEL co. 260 N. 12th St. MILWAUKEE Phone MA 7200 IOU ste' is os? PBM? QB chit F or more than half a century the name of Mandel has been synonymous with the very finest in the graphic arts, the result of a will as well as the ability to do things better. Here, every minute of every day is spent not only in guarding this fifty year reputation for excellence but in contributing something to every job We handle which will take it out of the ordinary. There is something about working with the Mandel organization which brings a full measure of joy and satisfaction to the faculty and students who shoulder the burden of producing a school annual. Here they find a spirit of friendly cooperation, competent and unselfish counsel, and Wisconsin's largest corps of artists, engraving artisans and technicians ready always to make their Work outstanding examples of editorial and advertising presentations. MANDEL ENGRAVING OO. 8 ART STUDIOS, IIIO. MANDEL MULTITONE CORPORATION l3l9 N. 3rd St. Marquette 6970 Milwaukee, Wis. X as 3 if? fb N S 3 - Y Liga , 'X Y , X x-f A X f I . 'ADVERTISING INDEX ANDRAE ELECTRICAL COMPANY ....,. ARMIDA BEAUTY SALON .,.,...,..,.L,. BAY BARBER SHOP .....,L,.,..,,,, BAY FOOD MARKET .,......... BAY HOME BAKERY .,,,,..,.,, BENDFELT, W. H.. CO. .,.,, .. BONNIE BAY SHOP ,.........,,,.... BRADFORD PIANO CO. .....,. . BROUWER S ,......,...,..,.......,,..L,,., CHUDIK FUR COMPANY ,,.,,,..,.....,,,..,.. COLLEGE ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO. DELTA MANUFACTURING CO. .,.. . DUTCI-IER'S GARDEN ..,.,.,.,...,....... PASS FUNERAL HOME ............., FRIEND, A. .. .. ..,..,..., FRIEND, A. . .,.,..,..,,, .. FRITZELS ,,,, . ........,,,, .. ,.,...,,,... FUC-HS JEWELERS .......... ,......,,.............,.. . .. G 1, BE TAILORINO COMPANY. .,..., .. GRI EL AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS HESS SAUS. za PROV. CO. .,.........,...,. . HENRY CLAY BEAUTY SALON .. HOFFMAN, w. I-T., BONDS ,....,.. . REMR5 RExALL DRUG STORE... .. RORNELY PURE OIL SERVICE ...... . LAKESIDE DYE WORKS ...... .. LEWIS, PAT, INSURANCE ......,,. LUICK DAIRY COMPANY ..,......., MANDEL ENGRAVING CO, .......,,,..... . MATZKE-DITE CO. .,.................,.,...,......, , MILWAUKEE NOVELTY DYE WORKS MORRISON STUDIO ,..,....,.,,...,,,,.,,,.,..A,A NORTH WESTERN FUEL CO. ...........,, . NOWAK, VICTOR A.. JEWELERS ......, . OTT'S PHARMACY ,....... ............ .............. RELIANCE LAUNDRY COMPANY ,,..L. RICE-POWELL. REAL ESTATE .,.......... RICHARDS SERVICE STATION .......... SCHEIDERER DRUG COMPANY ,..,.... SPECIALTY SHOE SHOP ....,.......... SPENCERIAN COLLEGE ....... STAR FRUIT MARKET .......... STOCK BROTHERS ...,....,........ THELEMAN JEWELERS .,....... TOJEK, STEVE ........,,...........,.......,.. TULLGREN, HERBERT W., ............. ,. WHITEFISH BAY PHARMACY ...,...... WHITEFISH BAY SHOE REPAIR ......,... WHITEFISH BAY TAILORING CO. WITTENBERG GARAGE ,......,........., ZEPF. ARTHUR C., PLUMBER ..,...... . 5? TABLE CDF Administration .... Art Club ........ Audubon Club .,.. Band .....,... Basketball ........ Board of Presidents ..... . Boys' Intramurals Fall .g ......... Winter . . . Spring .... 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