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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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Nc 1:9 'P tb f 'Y ' 5 ff aff, 5 1 i! . - -Q M . ,M-j W, X 'Q Jm 414 f JM vo1umeaA Published bythe senfagdczass of wzmefzsh Bay Lug? Schokal .M ' X 4 QA q q Whigfish Bay. wisconsin htbh 3 in ffwffim 'ffvff ir.Q.wNfW2 '57 FUREWURD With the hope that this book will meet with your approval and satisfaction We bring to you a record of the ever increasing activities of the school. In this, the 1941 Tower, We have endeavored to bring to you a picture of Whitefish Bay High School life as you will remember it. MR. SHERMAN HIRSCHLER Dean of Boys MISS MARY HELEN KEATING Dean of Girls DEDICATIUN It is with a deep feeling of gratitude for their cooperation and kindly advice, cmd for their guid- ance in our preparation for later life, that We, the staff, dedicate this 1941 TOWER to Miss Mary Helen Keating, and Mr. Sherman I-Iirschler. ff X5 8 fi? N15 M55 M225 QW 04. Zlafz-Jw 7,,.,,f,,z.,f:,fw,e7g,4,1 JLMQ.. ghygg 1 1 C. ALVIN IONES NELSON C. HALL WALTER H. Director Clerk Treasurer i i i i i i i 1 i t i CLIFFORD L. MULRINE Superintendent of Whitefish Boy Schools i i FRANKLIN L. ORTH MRS. HAROLD L. SMITH FLORENCE SCHRAMM Member Member Secretary to the Board of Education EDUCATIUN RUSSELL K. HEALY Principal of Whitefish Bay High School IRI WIIR, PHILIP H., BE., Ph.M, d ttf i3f.t'm! Sf-if-use Dept. BHHNSZ, GERTRUDPQ, B.A., M.A. Fort-lqrl 1.CII'1QIUf1QE3S HYERS, WALTER, B.A., M.A. Mathematics ANDERSON, ALVIN H., B.A., M.Ed. Head of Science Dept. BARR, HARRIET, B.E. Head of Art Dept. BERSCH, ARMELLA, B.A., M.A Speech Correction CARR, MAURICE, B.S., B.S. in Ed. Head of Music Dept. CHAPITIS, WILLIAM I., B.A., M.A Foreign Lonqucxqes ERICKSON, CLARA, B.S. English FENTON, ROBERT, B.S. Commercial FISCHER, ROLAND, B.S. English FORCE, EMMA, B.A., M.A. Science FOX, HELEN, B.A. Foreign Lonquciqes HAUSSMAN, ALICE, B.A., M.A Social Science HAWKINS, HAZEL, BE. Speech and Dramatics IERSEY, RAY G., B.E. Head of Industrial Arts Dept HIRSCHLER, SHERMAN, B.A., M.A, Social Science, Dean of Boys JOHNSON, ETHEL, B.A., M.A Mathematics IANSEN, RAY G., B.E. Industrial Arts KEATING, MARY HELEN, B.A. English, Dean of Girls KUEHL, CLARENCE, B.A. Physical Education KUNDMANN, EDGAR, B.E. Music NOVOTNY, MILDRED, B.E. Head of Home Economics Dept, PAGE, MARIORIE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D Psychologist RIETZ, ADELBERT, B.E Social Science ROSE, I. HAROLD, Ph.B., Ph.M Head of Mathematics RYERSON, ELLEANER, BA Librarian SHIEB, MARGARET, B.E., ME Enqlish SCHROEDER, DOROTHY, B.E. Physical Education SWARTHOUT, MARY, BE. Commercial VEUM, DOROTHY, B.A., M.A. Head of English Dept. WANGERIN, CHESTER, B.E. Head oi Physical Education and Athletic Dept. I mils A 1 K F 3 ,W X!!! W - WL ta . l 5 5 v CASHMAN, FLORENCE Secretary to Superintendent IONES, JANE KENISTON, MARY SHANK, KATHLEEN oi Schools Business Office Bookkeeper Secretory to Principal GUTE, DR. EDWIN B., B.S,, M.D. SCHINZ, MARGARET FORZANO, ALIVEL SCHERNECKER, KATHRYN Head of Health Dept. Supervising Nurse Dental Hygienist Cafeteria Director V335 W? Q X ff 0 X 3 lip, X 1 N' f A 1- EN 3 A, . , nw 'Uf fy? V' 'mx W N if X . F NY X V' , y flux OX, Q IA A w ,fy fx 'ff I 1 4 W fiffxffm U E N T 5 fwwfffmw WKEQM' CLASS UFFICERS O Senior Class President -- ROBERT COOK Vice-Pres. - GEORGE HEALY Sec.-Treas. - MARGIE BOERNER 0 I u n i o r C 1 a s s President-FRANK VAN DEMAN Vice-Pres. - PI-IILLIP VALLEY Sec.-Treas.-IEAN CORDS Sophomore Class Presicleni - TIM KILEY Vice-Pres. - BOB KENNEY Sec.-Treas. -' HARRIET MINTON 0 Freshman Class President - DICK CUNNINGHAM V' P MARY W ,Mx ?'kl'.l.JwlQ X J, I6 21 SV' 94 , , ' Xobggx ko . MI' 0 M If oo X' 100 6 poi jg wpubyxllb ,Sk Cb M 'K KOS as 'fx A IS COOK, ROBERT He has looks plus! Audubon Club 2, Band l: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Chef Club l, Choir l, Z, Class Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Football l, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramurals l, Class Play 4, Tower Timos 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Composers' Club 4. COYLE, IEAN Here comes the night. Art Club 2, Bowlinq Club 3, 4, Drcunatics l, 2, 3, Froslimore Alliance l, 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 4, Tower Club 3, 4. J COULSON, PAUL Our handsome Prom King. Basketball l, 2, 3, Board of Presidents 3, Chef Club l, Class Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3: Choir 1, Football l, lntramurals l, 2, 3, CRABB, lACK 2, 3, 4, Track 4. You're a lucky guy. Annual 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Board oi Presidents 4, Boys' Octette 2, 3, Chef Club l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, CoACaptain 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, intra- murals 1, Madriqals 3, Male Ouartette 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, COURTEEN, H. BARTLETT A mighty orator. Arizona 1, Audubon Club 2, Boys' Octette 2, Choir 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, French Club 2, 4, Hi'Y 3, 4, Madriqals 2, Tower Times 3, Business Manager 4: Track 2, 3. CBOWLEY, IOHN You've got that look. Davenport High School l, 2, Football 3, Intramurals 3 . XX mm COX, WESLEY And to think he might remain a bachelor. Audubon Club 2, Chet Club l, Choir 3, Cross Country 3, German Club 2, Hi-Y 4, Tr Ck 3, 4, Volleyball 4. 1 if ARBUCKLE, WILLIAM Now who will entertain us during lunch hour? Madison West, Madison I, 2, 3. BAUM, LEO All the things you are. Basketball l, 2: Chet Club l: Dramatics 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. BEVERUNG, CLYDE I miss you in the morning. Cedarburg High l, 2: Chef Club 3. BROWN, MARY A charming and gracious queen. Froshmore Alliance l, 2: Home Ec. Club l: Tower Club 3, Treas. 4. ,ge BAKER, ROBERT Day in-night out. Basketball l: Choir 2, 3, 4: Dramatics l: Football l: Intra- murals 2: Madriqals 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1: Operetta 3, 4. BAYLISS, MINOTA How was I to know? Wauwatosa l: Choir 2: Frosh- more Alliance 2: Home Ec. Club 3: Spur Club 2, 3: Tower Club 3, 4. BOERNER, MARIORIE Sparkling as a star. Annual 4: Audubon Club 2: Bowling Club l, 2: Choir 2, 4: Composers' Club, Sec. 4: Class Sec., Treas. 4: Dramatics l, 4: Froshmore Alliance 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 4: Girls' Sports l, 2: Home Ec. Club 4: Latin Club, Sec. 2: Tower Club 3, 4. CARSON, VIRGINIA Full ot reason and full of wit. Annual 4: Audubon Club 2: Bowling Club 2: Choir l: Dra- matics l, 2, 4: Froshmore Alli- ance l: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3. BARLOW. ROBERT Knockin' on wood. Annual 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Board of Presidents 4: Orches- tra 3, 4: Photography Club 3, Pres. 4: Tower Times 4: Track 3. BECKER, IRVIN The sanest man but as a Doctor- who knows? Annual 3: Audubon Club 2: Basketball 2, 3: Board ot Pres- idents 2, 3, 4: Chei Club I: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Intramurals l: Latin Club 2, 3: Consul 2, 3: N. H. S. 3, 4: Tower Times 3: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Milw. County Executive Student Council: Badger Boys' State. BRITTELL, MARY ALICE Those smiling eyes. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Frosh- more Alliance l: Latin Club 2: Class Play 4: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3. CHAPMAN, IAMES Good humor man. Board of Presidents 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 2, 3, Pres. 4: Shop Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Cheerleader 4: Debate Club, Pres. 4: Skat- ing 4. BAUER, BEVERLY Yours tor a sonq. Audubon Club 2: Board ot Presidents 3: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3: Froshmore Alli- ance l: Girls' Sports I: Latin Club 2, Consul 3: Madriqals 3, 4: N. H. S. 3, 4: Operetta l, 2, 3, 4: Tower Club 3, Sec. 4: Tower Times 2, 3, 4. BEST, JACK Let's make memories tonight. Annual 2, 4: Audubon Club 2: Chet Club 2: Cross Coun- try 4: Football 1, 2: French Club 2: Photography Club 2: Track 2, 3. BRODY, ELEANORE Knows Milwaukee. not only the East side. Riverside High School l, 2. CLARK, RUSSELL Can I help it with my profile? Annual 4: Band l: Chet Club lg Choir 2: l Il-Y 3, 4: l.CItitl Club 2: Track 2, 3. '14 eff' 'Jiri-1 pf ESTHUS, DONALD Could we ever find another student like him? Green Bay I, 25 Class Play 45 Cheerleader 4. FUCHS, ROBERT Anything goes. Audubon Club 25 Chef Club I5 Dramalics I, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Gall 25 Intramurals l, 25 Latin Club 2. GODAR, DONALD Leads the lield in new haircutsf' Art Club l, 25 Chef Club l, 2: Choir l, 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3. HANSEN, IANET Everything happens to me, East Grand Rapids Hiqh School l, 2: Home EC. Club 4, Tower Club 3, 4, ETTENHEIM, IOHN When the spirit moves me. Chef Club 25 Dramatics 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 2, 3. GAUGER, RAY No girl could ask for more. Audubon Club 25 Shorewood High I5 Track 35 Cheerleader 4. GOLDBERGER, WILLIAM Hold that pose, Please turn this way. Annual I, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 35 Audubon Club 25 Choir I, 25 Dramatics 2, 3, Latin Club 25 Photography Club 3, 4, Treas. 35 Shop Club I5 Tower Times 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4. HANSON, HOPE Tell me - why? Dramatics 15 French Club I, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4. FAAS. JACK Can I help it l have new ideas? Audubon Club 25 Bandleader 1, 2, 35 Chef Club 15 Dramatics 35 Golf I5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 3. GILIOI-IANN, RUTH A very powerful and active mind. Annual 45 Audubon Club 25 Bowling Club I, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics I, 2, 3, 45 Froshmore Alliance I5 G. A. A. 2, 35 Sec. 45 German Club 3, 45 Girls' Sports l, 3, 45 Home EC. Club 45 Latin Club 25 Tower Club 3, 45 Tower Times 3. GRIEGER, ARLINE Laughter in the afternoon. Art Club 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Froshmore Alliance 1, 25 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club I, 2, 35 Tower Club 3, 45 Drum Majorette 4. HARTE, IEHN She likes Shorewood- especially. Choir 2, 3, 45 Froshmore Alli- ance I5 Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Latin Club 25 Tower Club 3, 4. I FRIEDE, Doms She lives to dancefl Home Ec. Club 3, 45 Tower Club 3. GLASSNER, BILL Did she ask tor me?l' Annual 2, 35 Cross Count 45 Dramatics I, 25 French lub 35 Intramurals 45 Latin lub 25 Photography Club 1 35 Tower Times 1, 2, 35 Trac 45 Badger Boys' State. I I HAGE, DONALD I Can l help it it my latlliefs Chief of Police? Audubon Club 2: Chef jllub l, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, . HEAD, KENNETH l Then you walked into the room. , Audubon Club 2, Baskelball 25 Choir 35 Football I, , 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 2: ass Play 45 Tower Times 45 Track 45 Volleyball 3, 4. N l DE HEUS, SARA Only the beginning. Art Club 2, 47 Audubon Club 27 Froshmore Alliance 1, 2: Girls' Sports 27 Latin Club 47 Class Play 47 Tower Club 3, 4. DUNLOP, DORIS One of those independent souls. Dramatics l, Z, 37 Froshmore Alliance l, 27 Tower Club 3, 47 French Club l, 2. DE TOLVE, ELAINE My record's made. Foreman High School 1, 2, 37 French Club 47 Tower Club 4. DUNNOM, DONALD B. H. S. original Professor Quiz. Board of Presidents 3, 47 Cross Country 47 Latin Club 27 N. H. S. 3, 4, Pres. 47 Radio Club 3, Pres. Senior Play 4: Track 47 Composers' Club 4. DIRNBAUER, CAROL His candor is far more than that ol reason. West Division High 17 Basket- ball 37 Football 37 Shop Club 3. EDWARDS, SALLY l was just getting used to it. Choir l, 2, 47 Drarnatics 37 Froshmore Alliance 1, 27 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 47 Library Club l, 27 Operetta 27 Tower Club, 3, 4. DORING, MARY Where do we go from here? Draniatics l, 2, 3, 47 Tower Club 3, 47 Tower 'limes 3, EIFERT, lACK So far, so good. Audubon Club 2: Chet Chill ly Choir 3, 47 Photography Club 37 R ifiio Club 37 Tififjk 2, 4, I9 7 1 QS Us Kl1ANfT'I'fDVlfR, RICHARD Thanks lor everything. LOMBARD1, EDA More power lo you. All 1'.lll 1 AllflX11+f7Il C1111 21- Mwssnwr 1111511 1, 2 DrG111c111c's 1011111 1. Q' 14 C'11-1 111111 1 14' 'Towel C1Ll17 3, 4 L31'111.1111 11 .1 '1'1111'k 1, H' '?11'A11'1', ?1fA1u111l1 1.1wKN1Gl1T, PATHIFIA One qirl Wllh an abundance Marking time. of enefql' and bf'-ims-H 15.1111111111 Lflul 11- Drc111111I11's Am -AIQ ,I ,1 A1 xUl11k I, Lg 11 1, 2 lsll s1.111uiu .A.111'lIlC9 1,2 H, ,111 ,I 11Z,,m,i,,,,!b 4. 11, wi 12 A A 4- Giils Spofis 1, 3. HM jm. 1 Q. qu 4 13,11 41' f'f'.1I1j'.111 fi 3 '1'11We1' C1211 1'1111.1'1 :z . ' 4 l'11'i1 '14 111: 11 11 51.11. . 4..11I1.1 2 A fx . .' '11 1:- .1 11- 5 i11.s , 1112 1, ' -1 I. 1 1.'1v11 . ' IJ 15 1' -Z 1'.1:', 1 'g 111 ' 1 1 1 3 ' LOPER, BILL Here l go again. LUBAP., ESTHEH Small - bu! what power North D1vis1o11 High 1. 2. She has-H VN!GSll1I'lQ1OI1 Hiqh 1, 2, TCWQI Club 3, 4. MEHR, PAT She has that cute tilted nose. Annual 4, A11C11111, Sec' Treus. 4, Choir 2, 45 1510111011455 2, 3, l'rer1c'11C11111 4 F1'c1s111111.1re A111 1 MILLER, FSTHEE Souqhl by many is this lair maid. C1101l 1, 2. D1o111uI1cs 1, 2, 3, 4, l'ms11111c1111 A111Q11cc 1, Z, ance 2: Towei C111. 3, 4. bmi 01,1 -1- '1b'1f1Q:.uQ, -.ula-.J-fr? Class Play -1- '1'1.w1-1 C1uC 3. M9035 rbwm. LQXX. ww. eww. g,L,iC5-lk. v.1cMH- 11,5 Q-'JL T Jfvx. lim, ACMMJ Q1u.xA.- JJ-U JL 4, HEALY, GEORGE But l know all this. Audubon Club, Pres. 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, Board of Presidents 2, 3, Boys' Octette 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Class Vice President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Male Ouartette 2, 3, 4, N. H. S. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Oper- etta l, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Vice Pres. 4, Tower Times 3, Co-Editor 4, Volleyball 3, 4. I-IETTLESATER, BUD Not bad at all! Band l, Chet Club 1, 2, Dra- matics 2, Class Play 4, Skat- ing l, 2, 3, Tower Times 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. HOFFMAN, GLADYS MAE A regular jokester. Choir 1, 2, 3, Dramatics I, Girls' Sports 3, Tower Times 3. HULTGREN, lOl-IN A slci enthusiast. Riverside High l, Choir 2, 3 4, Football 4, Intramurals 3, Madrigals 3, Orchestra, 2, Track 2, 3. .jf J l, LJ 4 gif MFT 1 l-IEIMICK, MARY Cheeriulness is the word for it. Annual 4, Art Club I, Sec.- Treas. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Audubon Club 2, Board ol Presidents 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 4, Latin Club 3, Photography Club 4, Class Play 4, Tower Club 4. I-IEYSE, WARREN He is many times above par, never below. Audubon Club 2, Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, German Club 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4. HOFFMAN, PAUL Am I asking too much? Annual 3, 4, Business Man- ager, Board of Presidents Z, 4, Choir l, 2, Class President 2, German Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Pres. 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Photography Club 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. KILEY. BILL Love and learn. Riverside High I, 2, Hi-Y 4. HEMMAN, MARY Home Ec., Art-she can do many things. Art Club 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Froshmore Alliance l, 2, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, Tower Club 3, 4: Drum Majorette 4. I-IOADLEY, MARY Quiet and unassuming, but efficient for all that. Froshmore Alliance l, West High, Minneapolis, 2, 3. HOWELL, PAT This gal can sing and is quite an athlete. Board of Presidents 3, Bowl- ing Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Spur Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Tower Club 4. KLEIN, lOl-IN Easy on the eyes. Audubon Club 2, Basketball l, 2, Board ot Presidents 1, Chef Club 1, Pres. I, Choir 2, Class President l, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, I-li-Y 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Track l, Z, 3, 4. HERBES, IEANNE That was lun --now lor that education. Audubon Club 2, Choir 2, 3, Froshmore Alliance l, 2, Tower Club 3, 4. HOFFMAN, BERNADINE She does her part tor the choir. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club 4. I-IULTGREN, BEATRICE She is indispensable to our operettasf' Riverside High l, Choir 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4. KOESTER, FREDERIC A palette, brush and ability. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Board of Presidents 3, Chet Club l, Vice Pres. 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Tower Times 4. 'Lf'M-ff1'7 ',lQnt'lQfa21' ' ,Q,dnvVku. NETZOW, GORDON I count no time wasted that l give to pleasure. Audubon Club 2: Cross Coun- try l, 2, 3, 4: Golf I: Photoq- raphy Club 2: Tower Times I, 2: Track l, 2, 3, 4. NINNEMANN, NANCY An all around girl with a wonderful sense ol humor. Annual 4: Art Club 4: Audu- bon Club 2: Band I: Bowling l, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Dramotics I, 4: French Club 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: Froshmore Alliance 1: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Spur Club I: Tower Club 3, 4. PELICH, ALICE The gal with that certain something. Annual 3: Board of Presidents 4: Choir l, 2, 3: Class Sec.- Treas. I, 3: Dramatics I, 2, 4: Froshmore Alliance I: Girls' Sports 4: Tower Club, Vice- Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Tower Times 4. PIPKORN, LOIS l've been filling up with classical knowledge- what tor? Annual 4: Audubon Club 2: Choir I, 2: Dramatics 3: French Club 4: Froshmore Alliance I, 2: Latin Club 2: Library Club I, 2, 3: Class Play 4: Spur Club 4: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3. NETZOW, IERRY This fellow is no pessimist. Art Club I, 2: Audubon Club 2: Chel Club 1: Cross Coun- try 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3. OLSEN, DONALD He does his duty day by day in an etticient and quiet way. Art Club 4: Audubon Club 2: Basketball I, 2: Choir 3: Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Track 3: Volleyball 3,4. PEREGO, PATRICIA Oh breathe not his name. Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics I, 2, 3: French Club 4: Frosh- moreAlliance I, 2: Girls' Sports I, 4: Latin Club 2: Madriqals 2, 3: Operetia 3: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3, POLLIN, LAURENCE He and his ideas. Boys' Octette 3: Chef Club 2: Choir 3: Football I, 2: Intra- murals 2, 3: Madriqals 3: Op- eretta 3. NEUSWIRTI-I, JEAN Sings while she works. Audubon Club 2: Bowling Club 3: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Froshmore Alliance I, 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Ma- driqals 4: Operetta I, 3, 4: Tower Club 3, 4. OPETZ, PAUL Playful in his deepest argument. Basketball I, 2, 3,'4: Board of Presidents 4: Boys' Octette 2: Chef Club I: Dramatics I, 2: Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Operetta 2: Track I, 2, 3, 4. PETERSEN, I EAN Her lite has been one activity after another. Annual, Assist. Ed. 3, Co- Editor 4: Audubon Club 2: Board of Presidents 2, Vice Pres. 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Froshmore Alli- ance, Vice Pres. I, Pres. 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Li- brary Club I, 2, 3: Madriqals 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Spur Club I, 2, 3: Tower Club 3, 4. POOLER, RICHARD Good at athletics-not bad at romancinqf' Audubon Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: Football 2, 3, 4: I-'Ii-Y 3, 4: Intramurals lz Track 2, 3. NICHOLS, JUNE I A walking model. I Choir I, 2: Froshmore Alli nce I, 2: Girls' Sports I, 2: tin Club 2: Tower Club 3, 4. , PASTEUR, SUZANNE A dreamer's dream. Dramatics 3, 4: Froshmoreflli- ance, Treas. l, Sec. 2: G. .A. 4: Girls' Sports l, 2, 3 4: Home Ec. Club 3: Library Club I: Tower Club 3, 4. I I PIPKORN, GLADYS The joy of the years will not dim in the least. Thiensville I-Iiqh School I. I I I I I I QUEVY, VIRGINIA I Farewell-but I hate to o. Audubon Club 2: Dram tics 1, 2: Froshmore Alliance , 2: Home Ec. Club 2, 3: Tower Club 3, 4. ' I , I . f , fdgewu fdeffa' ' C, j.,g.f,-.Q -2 vcd..-ffxfe.-2..+4o - f we-fIf1 f ' I If f ' , ' kxgflxl zflyiilf. QQQJ jd!! .V fyy.-V-jf, C: X , I f. ' ' . L I ,VW A I j S' 00 F' If: .JICXCU4 X 7 ' ' f ,I Mfrs I k:'fArlf7,f' 'fag 'OU' I I I Q. olftil it U X ' . mg M, its ,- gl ol ill fa A 341 X S MILLER, RALPH Watch him behind the wheel. Audubon Club 2, Goll Z, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. MUELLER, ELMER Those are the days after the june exams. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Chef Club l, 2. MITCHELL, ROBERT lt can'! happen here. Chef Club 1, 2, Football l, 2. MUELLER, MARIORIE She enjoys Home Economics. Home EC. Club l. MOLLOY, IOAN Sophisticated gal. Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatics lg Froshmore Alliance l, Z, Girls' Sports 1,23 Home Ec.Club, 3, 4, Madriqals 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. NATELSON, ROBERT Can sell anything-and he does, too. Shorewood High l, 2. MOORE, LEORYA Let others sing her praisesf Chadwick High School, Chad wick, Mo., l, 2, 3. NETZOW, CHARLES lune l8th -for the 20th time I quit. Art Club 35 Tower Times l, 2, 3, 4. ,Ft FT? 1-J-2- I ev'-'ff-ffrf f ffl-ff f FT fmfvgt !'f5F,f :. ' .-rg F no f 3 ,BEBEHE skgftllf TB Q 35 EZAULR, IUNE She has the ability to captivate. Vliou 3, 4: Viosliinore Alliance l, 2: llfunv lic. Club l, 2, 3: l.ri'ui C rut Z' Tow:-r Club 3, 4, i3CllUL'l'Z, HOWARD Likes to build-handy with his hands. ltfirlto Clul' 3, 4: Track 4. SCHIRLE, lAMES Oh, there's a nice youngster ot excellent pith. Art Club 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chef Club 1, 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Shop Club 2, 3, 4, Skating 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Pop Band 2, 3. SHEEN, ROBERT O-oh my-an accent and a car. lndiana l, 2, Basketball 4, Football 4, Hi-Y 4, Track 4. SCHOOF, ALICE Me and my car. Audubon Club 2, Bowling Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, Froshmore Alliance l, 2, G. A. A. 4, German Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Home EC. Club l, 2, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower Club 3, 4. SKOWRON, IOYCE lt teels good-to be a freshman again. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, Froshmore Alli- ance l, 2, Home Ec. Club 4, Tower Club 3, 4. SCHRAMKA, DAN A diploma-too good to believe. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Dramatics l, 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Track 2, 3, 4. SMITH, BETTY Her's is a smiling greeting and ever a pleasant farewell. Annual 3, 4, Audubon Club 2, Band l, 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3, French Club 4, Froshmore Alliance l, Girls' Sports 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, Spur Club l, Tower Club 3, 4. wg lt lt tl RADUKA, BARBARA Smiles win-so she has won. Art Club 27 Choir 2, 37 Ger- man Club 47 Library Club 47 N. A. C, 2, Treas. 3. REDEEN, BILL Iust another night. Audubon Club 27 Chef Club I7 Choir I, 2, 37 French Club I7 Golt 3, 47 Intramurals I7 Latin Club 47 Orchestra l7 Skating 2, 3. REMINGTON, FERN Perhaps now l'll have time tor those teas. Dramatics I, 27 French Club 47 Froshmore Alliance 1, 27 Girls' Sports 17 Spur Club 1, 2, 37 Tower Club 4. ROBINSON, ALAN Reads books by the dozen. Basketball 17 Football l, 27 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 4. 1Qb 2, 3, 47 T GY ' , 4. RANGER, RUTH The girl with the helping hand. Library Club 3, 47 Tower Club 4. REICI-IGELD, BETTY Getting some fun out ot lite. Choir I, 2, 47 Dramatics 37 French Club 47 Froshmore Alli- ance l, Z7 Home EC. Club 27 Latin Club 27 Tower Club 3, 47 Girls' Sports l, 2, 4. REMISK, IOE l gave the best l had to offer. Audubon Club 27 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Radio Club 37 Shop Club 4. ROM, WILLIAM An actor's lite tor me. Art Club 3 4 Dr aticsl , Time k jk RANSON, ROBERT Strong, silent type. Cross Country 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y 3, Vice Pres. 47 Intramurals I, Z, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. REIMER, FLORENCE She takes her time out in library. Dramatics I, 2, 3, 47 Frosh- more Alliance l7 Girls' Sports 17 Library Club 47 Tower Club 37 Tower Times 3. REYNOLDS, ALICE Outside activities take up her time. I-'roshmore Alliance 17 Girls' Sports I, 2, 37 Home Ec. Club 47 Tower Club 3, 4. ROVE, MARGARET Quiet and all that, but you It can't get ahead ot her. Beard of Presidents 47 Chcir I t2 4- Froshmore Alliance 1' Latin Club 2 Sec 3 Madri gals 4 N I-I S 3 4 Operetta l. 2, '47 'Quill' and' Scroll 3, Pres. 47 Tower Club 3, Scribe 47 Tower Times l, 2, 3, Co- Editor 4. IIA-lx RAPP, BETTY Don't argue with me. Audubon Club 27 Choir I, 2, 37 German Club l, 27 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 37 Tower Club 3, 4. REITH, DOUGALL Our champion lady killer. Country Day 1, 27 Audubon Club 37 Shop Club 47 Tower Times 4. RIPPCI-IEN. MARION Laughter- that's how she is going through lite. Shorewood I-Iiqh l, 27 Choir 3, 47 G. A. A. 3, 47 Girls' Sports 3, 47 Home Ec. 47 Ma- drigals 47 Operetta 37 Tower Club 3, 4. RUSSO, TED To think l'm going to leave. Audubon Club 27 Chet Club l, 27 Choir 17 Intramurals l, 2, 37 Latin Club 27 Photogs raphy Club 37 Tower Times 3. L ,ggi STURM, LAVERNE Quiet, but very nice. Froshmore Alliance 1, 21 Girls' Sports 11 Home Bc. Club lj Library Club 3, 41 Tower Club 3, 4. TRIMBORN, BARBARA A modest girl with quiet ways. Holy Angels Academy I1 Dra- matics 31 Home Ec. Club 41 Library Club 41 Tower Club 3, 4. WALDSCHMIDT, JUNE lt was no trouble at all. Choir l, 41 Dramatics 3, 41 French Club 2, 3, 41 Frosh- more Alliance 21 Girls' Sports 21 Home Ec. Club 11 Library Club 3, Treas. 41 Class Play 41 Tower Club 3, 41 Tower Times 3. SUDDUTH, IAMES The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Annual 2, Asst. Ed. 3, Co- Editor 41 Board of Presidents 41 Chet Club 11 Choir 2, 31 Football 11 Intramurals l, 2, 31 Orchestra 21 Operetta 2, 31 Photography Club 41 Ouill and Scroll 3, 41 Radio Club 41 Vol- leyball 3, 4. VEDDER, WILLIAM Too bad, I have to go. Basketball 41 Chef Club 11 Football 41 Hi-Y 41 Intramurals l, 2, 31 Track l, 2, 3, 41 Vol- leyball 2, 3. WALSH, FLORENCE 'Sid' is better known at Shorewood. Bowling Club 31 Dramatics 3: Home EC. Club 2, 31 Tower Club 3. THOMPSON, JACK At modeling this lad can show us up. Audubon Club 21 Basketball 1, Z1 Chef Club 11 Choir I1 Dramatics l, 21 Football l, 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y 3, 41 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 21 Skat- ing 3, 41 Track l, 2, 3, 4. VELGUTH, MONROE There are no days like the good old days. Audubon Club 21 Board oi Presidents 41 Chef Club l, 21 Choir 31 Dramatics 21 Intra- murals l1 Photography Club 41 Class Play 41 Shop Club l, Sec. 3, Pres. 41 Cheerleader 1, 41 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. WANTZ, BETTY LOU Never at a loss tor friends. Board oi Presidents 41 Dra- matics 1, 21 French Club 3, 41 Froshmore Alliance 1, 21 Home Ec. Club 41 Library Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 41 Tower Club 3, 41 Tower Times 3. THOMSON, MARGARET ll, Be what you seem to She is in all sincerity. Art Club 41 Choir 2, 31 Fr more Alliance l1 Girls' Sp 11 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, Photography Club l, 2, Tower Club 3, 4. VYE, BARBARA 6. sh- rts 4: 3: Now I can laugh and sing again. Audubon Club 21 Bowling C lub 41 French Club 2, 31 Frarsh- A more Alliance l, 21 G. A. 2, 3, Treas. 41 Girls' Sp l, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 1, 21 tography Club 31 Spur C 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 31 Toi Club 3, 4. rts ho- lub ver WARD, JANE u Sets the school's fashioris. ch Choir 21 Dramatics l, 21 Fre Club 3, 41 Froshmore Alliaice 1, 21 Spur Club 1, 21 Tov Club 3, 41 Tower Times 3. IGI' E 'nw-- SMITH, CAROL Knits to pass away the time.' Choir 1, 2, 45 Dramatics 35 French Club 35 Froshmore Alli- ance l5 Home Ec. Club 45 Tower Club 3, 45 Tower Times 3. STEINDLER, IUNE Her artistic ability will carry her tar. Art Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Froshmore Alliance 15 Li- brary Club 3, 45 Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3. 1 SPERLING, BARBARA Ah, now to meet my pub1ic. Shorewood High 15 Audubon Club, Sec. 25 Board of Presi- dents, Sec. 45 Dramatics 2: Girls' Sports 3, 45 N. H. S. 3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Class Play 45 Tower Club 3, Vice Pres. 45 Tower Times 2, 3, 4. STENZ, IACK l'm rarinq to go. Dramatics l, 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Shop Club l, 25 Skating 3, 45 Track l. SPICKARD, BARBARA Student, actress, artist, musi- cian-all with the great- est of ease. San Francisco, Calif., 15 An- nual 3, 45 Art Club 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Oper- etta 3, 45 Ouill and Scroll 3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Class Play 45 Spur Club 2, 3, 45 Tower Club 3, 4. STROUSE, RICHARD Always around when needed. Steuben Ir. High l5 Washing- ton High 25 Photography Club 4: Class Play 4. STABELFELDT, BRUCE Now l'll go hunt- the big game. Band 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. STUCKERT, FREDERICK Makes any instrument feel enchanted. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, 4. D-LCA, WHEELER, CONNIE l'Il bet college will be fun. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 4: Library Club 3: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 3. WRIGHT, IOAN She's interested in music. Annual 4: Audubon Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1, 2: Composers' Club 4: Froshmore Alliance l: G. A. A. 3, 4: German Club 4: Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Z: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Tower Club 3, 4. WICK, ELAINE Says little-but does much. Steuben Ir. High l: Wash- ington High 2: Dramatics 4: French Club 4: G. A. A. 4: Girls' Sports 3,4: Photography Club 3: Tower Club 3, 4: Tower Times 4. YANZ, GLORIA Her hair speaks for herself. Bowling Club 2, 3: Froshrnore Alliance 1, 2: Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3: Tower Club 3, 4. WILLIAMS, ROBERT Hey, you guys, I've been robbed! Chef Club 2: Choir 2, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Track 3, 4. ZIVNEY, VIRGINIA She has the lad with those cars. Choir 1, 2: Dramatics 3, 4: Froshmore Alliance 1, 2: Girls' Sports 3: Tower Times 3. 0'-QvY,,,, l l t l l l I ' I cLo- o. ,PL . n ll , 0 ll Q I A od ' WIRTH, IOE When l'm out on my own-7-? Audubon Club 2: Choirll: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2. l l GONYO, GRANT I work, but oh what a waste ot time. Band 3, 4: Basketball 2: Cross Country 4: Intramurals l, 2: Shop Club 1: Skating 3, 4: Track 3, 4. No Pictures N IRSCHL, JAMES l'm small but that doesn't stop me. Annual 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Chet Club 2: Choir 2, 3: Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 3, 4: Shop Club 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RAMEY, VIOLA Graceful and speedy on skates. Shorewood High School 1, 2: Girls' Sports 3, 4. IN MEMORIAM LAWRENCE MESSER-Class of 1941 Bom - December 22, 1921 Died -August 13, 1940 EUGENE REESE-Class of 1943 Born -- December 7, 1927 Died-Ociober 12, 1940 29 A .ns I M ., it utler Sally Chapman William Chudik Barth Chudik Robert Cohen Gene Comport Ieanann Cords Iean Coulson Virginia Cunningham, Patricia Dallman, Robert Davis, Bill Dawson, Iim Q . R, sf U il. 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NW ph, 65? nw N ' 'fp-t Quite' , 'B A ty-J, ' 53' N Wagner, Charles Weqener, Shirley Wermuth, Winitred Wiese, Robert Willeqal, Lawrence Witt, Nancy Wolters, Allen Worth, Annabelle Worth, Russell Vogt, Connie Vriesman, Carol Class nf '43 ' pun 'V if ln 40' I f U? Alefl, Richard Allen, Ralph Allen, Robert Asen, Leslie Atwood, William Bachman, Eileen Barry, Gloria Bauer, Harvey Baum, Richard Baulz, Marshall Becker, Iames Belik, Winona Benno, Hugo Benno, lrene Bertschy, Del Birch, Arthur Birkholz, Ie-anne Bishop, Iames Bluhm, Beatrice Booth, Donald Berman, Phyllis Brown, Francis Bruqman, Joyce Bullock, Norbert Carroll, Ge-rvoise Carroll, Patricia Chudik, Florence Clark, Charles Clark, Harriet Conlee, Ioycc' Connell, lane Connor, William Conrad, Walker Cook, Alex DGlllbQIQ,lVlGIQL1Ll1lC Dallrnan, Erich Deisinq, Ruth De Munck, lack Detienne, Tom Detzer, Iordan De-Vos, lean De Young, Tom Downey, Patricia Dusold, lack Eder, Suzanne Faelinel, Melvin Fellman, Sally Fitzqibbon, Ann Foscato, lean Freeman, Mary Gallaqher, losephine Generke, Marion Giloth, Polly Glass, Donald Goetsch, Laurel Goetz, Dan Goldsmith, Fred Gran, Thor Grant, Kenneth Grootemaat, Ioan Guilfoile, Shirley Hankin, Lois Healy, lohn Heimick, Jocelyn Helms, Auqust Herzberq, Alan Hickey, Hugh Hoeis, Barbara Hoffman, Catherine Hoffmann, Brad Hofmann, Lois Huqhes, Danna Hutton, Bill lames, William Iensen, Eric Ieschlce, Betsy Johnson, Robert Iohnson, William Kay, Howard Kenney, Robert Kiley, Timothy Kinlein, Rosalee Kletzsch, Charles Kohler, Dick Komarek, Iohn Knop, Robert Kranich, Ianet Kratsch, Barbara Kuehn, Otto Kuhn, Richard an wiv JM' 4 4111 M- . ,L Y ,, , ::: '- V. ,J . : v 1 ilu ,vga KY it Q Kuhns, Bob Lipman, Marjorie Loke, Herbert Loper, Betty Lubar, Dorothy Luber, Fred Maas, Marilyn Mahnke, Phyllis Marasoo, Dan Matras, Doris Matson, Betty Matson, Mary L, Michels, Dorothy Minton, Harriet Mireski, Robert Mittelstaclt, Kenneth Mohr, Donald. Molloy, Iohn Momsen, Rosemary Morgan, Ioanne Neese, Iohn Neitzke, Mabel Neuman, Elmer Neuswirth, Doris Nolte, Reginald Oesterreich, Bette Otto, Benjamin Pancll, George Peek, Glen Petersen, Ted Peterson, Robert Retry, Lois Piericlc, Patrifia Plank, Earl Pollworth, Helen Rautenberg, Georgette Riluar, Frank Rice, lamcs Richards, Nozrnti Riedy, Norbert Rippclien, Robert Roemer, loiin Rwltiwr, lklnit- ri Rutltl, Paul Stzwyvr, C-forgo Still-L'ri't'r, Patricia Sfll-1LlS,llVlN'll Sclieziiel, BL-itoy Schmitz, Tom Schudson, Audrey Schwartzbeclc, Marjorie Schwister, Dick Schiller, Laverne Seidenschnur, Dorothy Seliaman, William Senner, Grace Seikert, Iune Mary Shawl, lack Sherman, Douqlas Siesel, Sally Slcrettinq, Dick Spinti, Bob Spohn, Phyllis Stone, Audrey Sutton, Dave Tomson, Catherine Trenkamp, Carol Trumpf, Wayne Trussel, Emory Vass, Theodore Vouqht, Ierry Wang, Calvin Wang, Kenneth Warner, Marshall Webb, Beryl Weqener, luanita Weissinqer, Betty Wermaqer, Dallas Westenciorf, Anna Widriq, Mary Wiley, lim Williams, Francis Wirth, Kenneth Witt, David Witte, Ellen Wittenberq, Clarence Yench, Shirley Zarne, Carla Zepf, Carolyn K' K l till ll A 1 F 1 r at .lt- lii, My J, fl 1 j 5 O -'Ji l , up S M HSS U f '44 Chudik, Doris Coe, Helen Conrad, Molly Conrardy, William Corr, Royal Crabb, lim Crowley, Mary Cunningham, Dick Dallman, Thomas Day, Phil Deisinq, Iohn Dickens, Mary Doll, Bill Donnenworth, Creighton Dorr, Georqe Ellsworth, Dawson Esclien, lohn Farley, Paul Fee, Graham Foscato, Vincent Frasier, Dorothy Geddes, Virginia Goldberg, Herbert Goldie, Earl Gottlitirt, Bernard Abell, Earl Arenson, Roger Baier, Bill Benish, Bob Berman, Betty lane Bishop, Barbara Bowers, Edward Bradbury, Kenneth Brandt, Bob Brenk, Mary Brittell, Brian Cahill, Dorothy Callan, Marion Carter, Suzanne Chamberlain, Robe rt ww Grant, Warren Grieqer, Claude Griep, Donald Guebard, Alan Guy, lack Hamilton, Marjorie Harte, Elaine Hatch, Barbara Hayward, lean Hein, Dorothy Held, William Hennei, Lois Herbes, Tom Hiller, Ierry Hoelz, Carla Hoffman, Carol l-lollensteiner, Ronald Holt, Glen Huckbody, Marjorie Iacobson, Iudy Jacobson, Katherine Iames, Merle lanke, Donald Iohnson, Mllton lordan, Richard Iustin, Tom Kaestner, lack Kalupa, Nancy Keays, Hugh Keel, Patty Kintzele, Bill Knapp, Alan Knickel, Galen Koerner, Robert Koss, Dorothy Ann Kraus, Georqe Krause, Bernice Krchma, Donald Krchma, Dorothy Kuether, Margaret La Budde, Donald Laev, Bill Leekley, Catherine Levis, Georqanne Levis, lane Nortlt, Marqoret Nyholrn, Robert Olsen, Scott Ott, Alice Ott, Marilyn Pasteur, Roberta Perego, Sally Pc-roles, Joan Peroles, Robert lflottner, Phyllis Prosser, Glen Radomskr, Joseph Rauch, Jeanne llonnr1qton,CurSOn Hi-CO, Jack RICO, Robert llichardson, Andrew Ric-lfs, Barbara Hollc-rts, Jean Rottor, Betty Rusclt, Jafqueline Sanders, Byron Sand:-rs, Gene ,. 1 . . O1llC'lYlll,NGOlTll SClxe1derer,Jane Libke, Robert Lob, Allen Lord, Lee MacDonald, Alyce MacKenzie, Bradley Maier, Kenneth Manclelker, Daniel Markert, Jeanne Masek, Georqe Matras, Joyce Meldman, Monte Miller, Janet Mireski, Arline Moeller, Joanne Myers, Joyce Nelsen, Dole Neubauer, Shirley Neuswirth, Marie Noeske, Jeanette Noonan, Dorrance Schiete, Richard Schutkin, Iames Schutz, lack Schwab, Mary Schwieterinq, Louise Sneyd, Richard Sindorf, Robert Sorenson, Helen Soto, Alfred Sperry, Bob W N...-4 'E .4 Spinti, Jeanne Smith, Roderic Stothart, lean Stamp, Robert Stuckert, Louise Tank, Vernon Tews, Donald Tippet, Iames Trimborn, Suzanne Vetter, lim Zimerer, Doris Wilson, Roqer Wirth, Barbara Wheeler, Ioan Wiese, lanet Wiener, Toni Waldschmidt, Adele Walton, Mary Wagner, Ray Wagner, Robert Warner, Iohn Warshauer, Robert Wediq, Iohn Weiler, Audrey Werrbach, Mary Wetzler, Ioanne Mk! '10 K I v I T 0225 I MW! E S 251500 W Qf65 had Dfhgggigwtggmf B O A R D O F P R E S D E N T Top Row - Crabb, lack, Barlow, Bob, Healy, Georqe, Dunnom, Don, Velquth, Monroe, Vedder, Bill Opetz, Paul, Hoffman, Paul. Second How - Hiller, Burt, Cunningham, Dick, Weissiriqer, Betty, Roe, lanet, Richards, Mary Ellen Sperlinq, Barbara, Kiley, Tim Petersen, lean, Mehr, Pat. First How- Van Deman, Frank, Sudduth, lim, Heimick, Mary, Wantz, Betty Lou, Chapman, lim Becker, lrv, Rove, Margaret, Bauer, Beverly. President - IBV BECKER . , . Vice President - IEAN PETEBSEN Secretary - BARBARA SPEBLING . , . Treasurer - PAUL HOFFMAN Advisors -- MISS KEATING, MR, HIRSHLER Top How-Crabb, lack, Healy, George, Chudik, Barth, Vedder, Bill, Van Deman, Frank, Albrecht, Bob, Clark, Russel, Opetz, Paul, Hoffman, Paul, Cox, Wesley. Third Row-Coulson, Paul, Cook, Bob, Klein, lohn, Pooler, Dick, Ranson, Bob, Head, Kenneth' Heyse, Bub, Krech, lim, Beckman, Tom, Davis, Bill. Second How- Dallman, Dick, Thompson, lack, Becker, lrvin, Williams, Bob, Marasco, lim, Olson Don, Chapman, lim, Kiley, Bill, Guebard, Bob, Ettenheim, John. First Row- Worth, Russel, Sturm, Bud, Chapman, Bill, Abell, Eddie, Martin, Bill, Merediq, Hans, Faas, lack, Wolters, Alan, Valley, Phil, Slaqter, Art. I 1 President - PAUL HOFFMAN . . . Vice President - BOB BANSON Secretary - GEORGE HEALY . . . Treasurer - KENNETH HEAD Advisor - MR. RIETZ f N A T I O N A L H O N O R McCreary, Ieanne, Cohen, Gene, Minor, Ruth, Spickard, Barbara, Petersen, lean, Second How--Chapman, lim, Heimick, Mary, Smith, Betty, Carson, Virginia, Giljohann, Ruth, Boerner, Marjorie, Reynolds, Alice, lrlultqren, Beatrice, Rockwood, Gloria. First Row-Wick, Elaine, Wright, Ioan, Crabb, lack, Dunnom, Donald, Sudduth, lim, Hoffman, Paul, Head, Kenneth, Mahlstedt, Dorothy. Top Row-Smith, Mariam, Rove, Margaret, Prohl, lane, Bauer, Beverly, Sperling, Barbara, ' Y President-DON DUNNOM . . . Vice President-GEORGE l-IEALY Secretary-Treasurer - BARBARA SPERLING Advisor - MISS KEATING Wow- L L V -fl , f 7-ffcdfff JJ Y Lwffol! 50 , '- I l ' ' . I o W ' Q VV ' I L J -,J J, ., ' kfvowg-J kvL4,4-Civ' JO f'9L . fj I , ' 1 'J H ,- it , - , op Row-Wick, Elaine, Rove, Margaret, Ettenheim, Margie, Chapman, Iames, Bauer, everly, 4-4465 Sperlinq, Barbara, Cohen, Gene. Second Row-Minor, Ruth, Vogt, Conn-ie, Spickard, Barbara, Petersen, lean, Smith, Betty, Giljohann, Ruth, Boerner, Marjorie. First Row- Sudduth, lim, Hiller, Burt, Hoffman, Paul, l-lead, Kenneth: Saltzstein, Wallace. President - MARGARET ROVE , , . Vice President - GEORGE HEALY SecretaryeTreasurer - BARBARA SPICKARD Advisor - MlSS KEATING Q U I L L 81 S C R O L L -H B 196 Top How-Smith, Miriam, Kaiser, Iune, Ninneman, Nancy, Witt, Nancy, Dieckman, Dorothy, De Tolve, Elaine, Vriesman, Carol, Laue, Gertrude, Pfarr, Mary Lou, Huntington, Mary Ann, Olson, Ianet, Cohen, Gene, Edwards, Sally. Third Row-Butler, Sally, Athey, Florence, Yanz, Gloria, Radloff, Ruth, Stanford, Pat, Ouevy, Virginia, Vogt, Connie, Cords, lean, Kiley, Olive, Comport, Jeanann, Kusserow, Lenore, Puckert, Marion, Reichgeld, Betty. Second Row - Cunningham, Pat, Roe, lanet, Sneyd, Patsy, Minor, Ruth, Coulson, Virginia, Dunlop Doris, McKnight, Pat, Pelich, Alice, Brown, Mary, Edwards, Ruth, Howell, Pat: Gwaltney, Bettye First Row -Worth,Annabe11, Skowron, Ioyce, Hemman, Mary, Grieger, Arline, Mehr, Pat, Boerner Mariorio, Smith, Betty, Giljohann, Ruth, Carson, Virginia, Brittell, Mary Alice, Lubar, Esther 1 1 President - ALICE PELICH . . . Vice President - BARBARA SPERLING Secretary - BEVERLY BAUER . . , Treasurer - MARY BROWN Advisors-MISS MARY HELEN KEATING, MISS ALICE HAUSSMAN Monkeys are the cranes? people 1 1+ pf , if 35' f W f '7' 1 i l f Ama ,, to in FZ' 4 1-wt 4:11 rv Oda UAV! 164 , A ireaf for dad! l Top Row-Wick, Elaine: Dopke, Virqiniap Fehlhaber, Mabel, Goldsmith, Nellg Vye, Barbarag Prohl, lane, Priebe, Virqiniap Karlinq, Iune, Mahlstedt, Dorothy, Filter, Dortheaq School, Alice: Son, Sue. Third Row--Gamble, Betty, Wright, Ioan, Griqq, lean, Helms, Gertrude, Trimborn, Barbara, Goetsch, Arlene, Dorinq, Mary: Rove, Marqaretg Ftippchen, Marion, Smith, Carol, Thompson Margaret: Ettenheirn, Margie. Second Row-Harms, Delores, Redeem, Ioyceg Wantz, Betty Loup Hoffman, Bernardineg Perego 1 4 Patty: Sperlinq, Barbara, Rapp, Betty, Coyle, Ierryg Spickard, Barbara, Petersen, lean, Ranger, Ruth: Reynolds, Alice, Rockwood, Gloria. First Row-Heimick, Mary, Mitchell, Betty, Bauer, Beverlyg Pipkorn, Loisg Noeske, Marion: Blum, Betty, La Budde, Thea: l-lubler, Annabelle, Sturm, La Verng Waldschmidt, Iuneg Hansen, Ianet. Scrapbooks for the less forfunafe. qty! P 11:05 eve Ccn'1' forget mom! ga ot sd' T O W E R C L U B od 01 gl -if Top Row-Kratsch, Barbara, Gallagher, Josephine, Pierlck, Pat, Minton, Harriet, Widriq, Mary, Deisinq, Ruth, Barry, Gloria, Webb, Beryl, Schemel, Betty, Bluhm, Beatrice, Wirth, Barbara, Schwiederinq, Louise. Third Row-Kalupa, Nancy, Giloth, Polly, Wiese, Janet, Rausch, Jean, Siesel, Sally, Matras Joyce, Schiederer, Jane, Kraus, Bernice, Sanders, Jean, North, Margaret, Levis, Georqanne Downey, Pat. Second Row-Stuckert, Louise, Plettner, Phyllis, Devos, Jean, Hayward, Jean, Conrad, Molly Hamilton, Marjory, Neubauer, Shirley, Meyers, Joyce, Lipman, Marjorie, Weissinqer, Betty Clark, Harriet, Zepf, Carolyn, First Row--Bronk, Mary, Fellman, Sally, Schaper, Pat, Morgan, Joanne, Markert, Jean, Walton Mary, Ott, Marilyn, Koss, Dorothy, Callan, Marion, Heimick, Jocelyn, Freeman, Mary Hofmann, Lois. President -- BETTY WEISSJNGEH . . . Vice President - MARY WALTON Secretary - PHYLLIS MAHNKE . . . Treasurer - MARY SCHWAB Advisor - M. SCHIEB llgfn ess I9 Once upon a fime. li S. m order 1 1 1 I Top Row-Riebs, Barbara, Levis, Iane, Frazier, Dorothy, Henni, Lois, Hoelz, Carla, Roberts, lean, Berman, Betty lane, Hein, Dorothy, Waldschmidt, Adele, Miller, Ianet, Weiler, Audrey, lacobson, Iudy. Third Row-Rautenberg, Georgette, Harte, Elaine, Hoffman, Carol, Geddes, Virginia, Huckbody, Marjorie, Pasteur, Roberta, Trimborne, Sue, Keither, Margaret, MacDonald, Alice, Ott, Alice, Wheeler, loan, Conlee, loyce, Second Row-Cahill, Dorothy, Perego, Sally, Moeller, loanne, Birlcholtz, lean, Spohn, Phyllis: Belilc, Winona, Mahnlce, Phyllis, Borrnan, Phyllis, Krchma, Dorothy, Spinti, lean, Schwab, Mary, Eder, Sue. First Row-Dahlberg, Marguerite, Foscato, lean, Crowley, Mary, Hatch, Barbara, Brenk, Mary, Neitzlce, Mable, Richards, Norma lean, Leekley, Katherine, Werbach, Mary, Chudik, Doris, Wetzler, loan, Carter, Suzanne. A L L I Learning manners the easy way - e -gre 906 of 'W silo' F R CD S H M O R E A N C E R S riser, ,- I O www C L U B Smith, Gordon: Sudduth, lim: Schaus, Robert: Warshauer, Bob: Grant, Warren: Stuckert, Fred Schultz, Howard: Corr, Royal: Taylor, lohn. President-FRED STUCKERT . . . Vice President-HOWARD SCHULTZ Treasurer - HOWARD SCHULTZ . . . Advisor- MR. ANDERSGN Top How- Sawyer, George: Hickey, Hugh: Kluq, Wayne: Martin, Bill: Goldsmith, Nell: Hyde, Bill: Kay, Howard: Skrettinq, Dick. Second Row- Mandelker, Dan: Wagner, Chuck: Trosch, Mel: Kiley, Tim: Cohen, Gene: Minor, Ruth: Riehs, Barbara: Rockwood, Gloria: Goldberg, Herbert: Carter, Sue, First Row - Detzer, Jordan: Becker, lrviri: Roe, Janet: Wick, Elaine: Ettenheim, Margie: Chapman, lim: Witt, Nancy: Redeen, Ioyce. L I President - IAMES CHAPMAN . . . Vice President - WlLLlAM HYDE N Secretary - GLORIA ROCKWOOD . . . Treasurer - MARGlE ETTENHEIM C Advisor - ALICE HAUSSMAN O L N D O U G L A S s o c i W E r Y L A T I N C L U B Top Row-Hickey, Hugh, Detienne, Tom, Chapman, Bill, Bautz, Marshall, Pierick, Pat,7Minton, Harriet, Mahlstedt, Dorothy, Widrig, Mary, Abell, Eddie. Third Row-Becker, Irvin, Hyde, Bill, Trosch, Mel, Hoffmann, Lois, Richards, Norma, Deisinq, Ruth, We-rrbach, Mary, Bullock, Norbert. Second Row-Neese, John, Skretting, Dick, Kiley, Tim, Dahlloerg, Marguerite, Mahnke, Phyllis' Geddes, Virginia, Crowley, Mary, Schutkin, Edythe, Rockwood, Gloria, Eder, Sue. Fits! Row-Redeen, Ioyce, Laue, Gertrude, Schudson, Audrey, Olson, Ianet, Chapman, lim' Smith, Miriam, Bishop, Iim, Roe, Ianet. 1 Consuls - JAMES CHAPMAN and IANET ROE Cpresidentl Pro-Consuls-BILL CHAPMAN and HARRIET MINTON Cvice presidentl Secretary-GERTRUDE LAUE . . . Ouaestorv-MIRIAM SMITH Itreasurerl Cuvules Aediles-MARGUERITE DAHLBERG and BILL CHAPMAN fprogram chairmanl Top Row-Healy, George, Rom, Bill, lame-S, Will, Grant, Kenneth, Son, Sue, Kay, Howard . Hoffmann, Brad, Wick, Elaine, Dopke, Virginia. Third Row-Fellman, Sally, Oesterreich, Betty, Mitchell, Betty, De Tolve, Elaine, Belik, Winona Minor, Ruth, Waldschmidt, Iune, Ettenheirn, Margie, Kaiser, Iune. Second How-Morgan, Ioanne, La Budde, Thea, Clark, Harriet, Mehr, Pat, Spickard, Barbara Petersen, lean, Smith, Betty. First How-Perego, Patty, Wantz, Betty Lou, Ninnemann, Nancy, Pipkorn, Lois, Redeen, loyce Witt, Nancy, Srieyd, Patsy, Huntington, Mary Ann. President - GEORGE HEALY . . . Vice President - MARGIE ETTENHEIM Secretary-Treasurer - NANCY NINNEMANN . . . Advisor - MlSS FOX la. fx ,... i Top Row-Skrettinq, Dick, Grant, Kenneth, School, Alice, Steindler, Iune, Helms, Gertrude, Gamble, Betty. Third How-Aletf, Richard, Bautz, Marshall, Bishop, lim, Neese, Iohn, Noeske, Marion, Bluhm, Beatrice, Wantz, Betty Lou, Trimborne, Barbara. Second Row--Birkholtz, lean, Harms, Delores, Reynolds, Alice, Reimer, Florence, Schutkin, Edythe, Carter, Sue, Hultgren, Beatrice, Gwaltney, Bettye. First Row-Fjqer, Jean, Goetsch, Laurel, Sturm, La Verne, Raduka, Barbara, Nietzke, Mabel, Ranger, Ruth, Waldschmidt, Iune, Brown, Francis. President - BETTY LOU WANTZ . . . Vice President - BOB ALLEN Secretary - BEATRICE HULTGREN . . . Treasurer - JUNE WALDSCHMIDT Social Chairman - BETTY GAMBLE Sfudeni' librarians. Books are forgohen. Preparing for a puppei' show Admiring their handiwork. Top Row-Hiller, Burl, Mcxhlstedt, Dorothy, Schuus, Bob: Fehlhcxber, Mabel, Prohl, Icmeg Wright, Ioan, School, Alice, Noeske, Marion, Kosten, Irene, Krcxtsch, Burbcrcx. Second Row- Helms, Gertrude, Kusse-row, Lenore, Radulca, Barbara, Boerner, Muryorieg Gihohcmn, Ruth, Schiller, LG Verne, Harms, Delores, Weissinqer, Betty, Eschen, Bob. First Row-Rice, lim, Filler, Dorlheu, Gamble, Betty, Koesner, lreneg Stone, Audreyg Petty, Lois, Plellner, Phyllis, Rocllofl, Ruth, President-BURT HILLER . . . Vice President-JANE PROHL Secretcxrylreczsurer- LENORE KUSSEROW . . . Advisor-GERTRUDE BRUNS l Healy, John: Velquth, Monroe, Sawyer, George: Chapman, Billy Chapman, Iimg Goldsmilh, Fred: Schmitz, Tomy Neese, John. President-MONROE VELGUTH . . . Se-crelary-DOUG SHERMAN Treasurer-BOB PETERSON . . . Advisor-MR. IANSEN Top Row- Radomslci, Iwo, Dallrnan, Bob, Moeller, Churkg Karlinq, Iuriep Strouse, Dick, Kaeslner lucky Woissiriqor, Belly, Firsl Row - Roo, limp Shank, Ray, Volquth, Monroe, Suciduth, Iimg Barlow, Bob, Iames, Will. President - ROBERT BARLOW . . , Vice President - HM ROE Secretary - BETTY WEISSINGER , . . Advisor-A, H. ANDERSON P H O T O G R A P l-l Y C I. U B bps.-...-WJ Top Row-Sorenson, Helen, Schwiederinq, Louise, Wirth, Barbara, Schoof, Alice, Rippchen, Marion, Thompson, Marqaret, Trimborn, Barbara, l-Iafemeister, Lucille. Third Row-Boerner, Marjorie, Smith, Carol, Wantz, Betty Lou, Hansen, Ianet, Markart, lean, Chudik, Doris, Friede, Doris, Summer, Lorraine. Second Row--Giljohann, Ruth, Comport, Ieanne, Meyers, loyce, Reynolds, Alice, Kiley, Olive, Kamp, Luana, Slcowron, Ioyce, Edwards, Ruth, Carter, Sue. First How-Yanz, Gloria, Radloff, Ruth, Coyle, lean, Vogt, Connie, Cords, lean, Kenney, Pat, Maas, Marilyn, Richards, Mary Ellen, Dieclcman, Dorothy. President - MARY ELLEN RICHARDS . . . Secreiaryffreasurer-OLIVE KILEY Advisor - MISS NOVOTNY Beoufy in six easy lessons. Woif your furn. We made 'these ourselves. S6 Finished producis Whaf is if? Top How+N1nnf1mc1n, Nunry, Tlrompson, Mmqrxrfxtg Koester, Fred, Rom, Bill, Heimick, Mary, Dorlnfg, Mary Annp Goetsclr, Arlene. Third How - Rausch, lean, Krutsch, Burbcxru, Bishop, lim, Zinmmerer, Doris, Milchell, Beity, Lipman, Mallory: VVr-lrll, Beryl, Pollwortlr, Helen. Second Row- Srnckczrd, Pwurbum, Birkhollz, le-cm, Kusserow, Lenorep Weqener, IUGHHGQ Spinti, lawn, Erlwurcls, Rullrp BlSl1OID, Burlvurnp Cczrlvnr, Suzanne, Firsl Row-lm-cll,snr1, Cnthfenno, Hoimivk, Ioceilyng Heilvs, Barbara, Cohen, Gene, Hamilton, lflllffllfy Mvlxr, Put Presxdent - MARY HElMlCK . . . Vice President -BERYL WEBB Secretory-Treasurer-PAT MEHR . . . Advisor-MISS BARR Top How-Bluhm, Beatrice, Minton, Harriet, Gallagher, Iosephine, Morgan, Joanne, Bullock, Norbert, Bishop, lim, Iensen, Eric, Shawl, lack, Neese, Iohn. Second How-l-leimick, locelyn, Generlce, Marian, Momsen, Rosemary, Holman, Lois, Brown, Francis, Be-lik, Winona, Birch, Arthur, Eaders, Sue, Third Row - Healy, Iohn, DeYoung, Tom, Sawyer, George, Skreiting, Dick, Sherman, Doug, Deizer, Iordan, Becker, Iim, President-JOHN HEALY . . . Vice President-IOHN NEESE Secretary-IOANNE MORGAN . . . Advisor -MISS FORCE Is ihcrl' whaf we look like? Weighing in. O O G Y C T O W E R T I M E S E D I T O R S 'W' How did fhaf gef fhere? The censor. H rvawew R RSWWQQNR Top Row- Rove, Margaret, Bauer, Beverly, Chapman, Jim, Sperlinq, Barbara. First Row- Head, Kenneth: Saltzstein, Wally: Reith, Douqall, Hiller, Burt. EDITORIAL STAFF Advisor Co-Editor . Co-Editor . , .. News Editor Eetriure Editor Sporis Editor Senior Spotlight, , ,,,. . ,, MISS KEATING ., MARGARET ROVE ,GEORGE HEALY BEVERLY BAUER . ,HBARBARA SPERLING I . MWALLY SALTZSTEIN DOUGALL REITH Advisor , MR. ANDERSON Morque Editor , BILL HYDE Exvliariqe Erlilor , BETTY WEISSINGER Advertising Mqr. , , , .JIM CHAPMAN Circulation Mqr. . , ,. . .BURT HILLER Accountant , , .. .i.,. KENNETH HEAD T O W E R T l M E S S T A F F Top Row-Hecxd, Kenneth: Hiller, Burt, Wick, Elaine, Kay, Howard, Hettelsater, Henry, Gold- berqer, Bill. Second Row-Gallagher, Iosephineg Morgan, Iocmne, Cohen, Gene, Minor, Ruth: Kamp, Lucmcig Weissinqer, Betty. First How-Thompson, Tuck, Shank, Ray, O'Connor, Phillipp Koester, Fredy Goldsmilh, Nell, Prohl, Tone. REPORTERS GENE COHENq BILL GOLDBERGERg KENNETH HEAD, BURT HILLER, BILL HYDE: FRED KOESTERg RUTH MINOR, PHIL O'CONNORg IANE PROHL, RAY SHANK: IACK THOMP- SON: NELL GOLDSMITH: LUANA KAMP, HOWARD KAY, HENRY HETTELSATERg IOSEPHINE GALLAC-HER, IOANNE MORGAN. .Maw Thursday 3:00 P. M Af ihe prin'l'er's. T O W E R E D I T O R S Spickurd, Barbcircxp Petersen, Iecmg Ettenheim, Morqieg Sudduth, Iimg Hoftmcxn, Paul. EDITORIAL STAFF Advisor ., Co-Editor , Co-Editor . .,... .... . Associute Editor , . .. Business Mqr. , . Associote Business Mgr. Associate Business Mqr, , .. Art Editor Art Editor .. BYERS n,,,.,r,r,,IEAN PETERSEN SUDDUTH .. ....... MARGIE ETTENHEIM ,......,,.,,.PAUL HOFFMAN ...,........HANS MEREDIG .....,........,.,.CONNIE VOGT .,,, BARBARA SPICKARD ........,,.,,,,,,BETTY SMITH We hope you like if. 1 The sficky end eo The dirfy work. 61 Top Row-Goldberqer, Billy Pipkorn, Lois: Ninnemun, Noncy, Heimick, Mary, Wright, Iocmp Smith, Gordon, Second Row-Voqt, Connie, Schdper, Pct, Boerner, Mdriorieg Smith, Betty, Giliohcmn, Ruth, Edwards, Ruth. The backing behind 'lhe book. LITERARY Ruth Edwards Gertrude Helms Nancy Nizmemcm Pot Schoper locm Wright PHOTOGRAPHERS Gordon Smith Bill Goldberqer SALES Will ldmes Lois Piplcom Mary Heimiclc TYPISTS Ruth Giliohorm Marjorie Boe-mer As the clock struck nine, Kinq Neptune yielded his throne to a new king and queen, with their loyal subjects, to enjoy an eveninq of dancing on the sandy floor of Davy Iones' locker. The scintillaiinq music of Billy Baer's orchestra bubbled toward the surface as the prom-qoers of 1940, led by King Paul Coulson and his queen, Mary Brown, swayed in unison, surrounded by seaweed, fish, mermaids, sunken treasure, and dark, rocky coves. COMMITTEES Decorations KENNY HEAD cmd BARBARA SPERLING Orchestra .,.... ,,.,,,,,... ...,.,...... ....,,..... .,,,,....... E S S IE MILLER Programs ,,.. ..., . HLOIS PIPKORN Tickets , H ......, HM CHAPMAN Invitations ,,,, , ,BEVERLY BAUER Publicity .....,,,IEANNE MCCREARY Ajlfl 8,4 1-....... 64 'if Top Row-Goldberg, Herb, Iohnson, Milton, Grant, Warren, Waqner, Hay, Christiansen, Ray Holt, Glen, Smith, Gordon, Schirle, lim. Second How -Wolters, Allan, Willeqal, Lawrence, Mandelker, Danny, Ellsworth, Dawson, Smith Rod, Gonyo, Grant, McKenzie, Brad, Tellier, Iarold, Barlow, Bob, Stomp, Bob, Plettner, Phyllis Meyer, Bob, Radomski, Ioe, Burtsch, Art, Goldsmith, Fred, Friede, Elroy. Fourth RowQVouqht, Ierry, Hiller, Burt, Hyde, Bill, Karlinq, Iune, Stuckert, Fred, Krchma, Don Schaus, Bob, Detzer, Iordan, Meldman, Monty, Allen, Bob, Mr. Kundmann, Director. Fifth Row-Sanders, Gene, Belik, Wiriona, Comport, Ieanann, Geddes, Virginia, Pereles, Bob, Plonus, Alfred, Goldie, Earl. Third Row- Roemer, lohn, Dawson, lim, Dieckman, Dorothy, Heimick, Iocelyn, Hayward, lean, Top How-Hyde, Bill, Belik, Winona, Hiller, Burt, Plettner, Phyllis, Barlow, Bob, Smith, Rod Wolters, Allan, Shirle, lim: Smith, Gordon. Second Row - Schoof, Alice, Radomski, Ioeg Wilson, Roger, Weiner, Toni: Rusch, Iacquelineg Prohl lane, Howell, Pat, Becker, Iimg Michaels, Dorothy, Mr. Kundmann, Director. Third How-Wriqht, Ioan, Hatch, Barbara, Miller, Ralph, Eschen, Iohn, Neese, Iohnp Mahnke Phyllis, Ott, Alice, Laev, Bill. Top Row-Healy, lohn, Baker, Bobg Chudilc, Bob, Benno, Huqog Roe, lim, Schwister, Dick: Kluq Wayne, I-lustis, lack, Krech, limp Sturm, Bud. Second Row-Abell, Ed, Merediq, Hans, Hoffmann, Brad, Wrmq, Kenneth, Widriq, Mcrryp Wong, Ccrlving Kfrrlinq, luney Neuswirth, lean, Rove, Mcrrqczretg Grunt, Kenneth. Third Row - Aleff, Dick, Grieqer, Arlineg Dchlberq, Mcrrquerite, Mcrhnke, Phyllisg Brown, Francis: Boerrrfrr, MiTTlOIliW, Michaels, Dorothy, Clcirk, Harriet, I-lultqren, Beatrice: Gwaltney, Bettye. ourth How + Boo, lrrrretg Lu Budde, Theo, Edwurds, Sully, Perego, Pot, Neuswirth, Doris, Mitchell Br-tty, Slflkixll, lune Mary, Moore, Dong Hoffman, Be-rnudine, Smith, Carol. WW Top Row-Cqlrufllk, Boh, Dunnom, Dong Cook, Bolo, Recleen, Billy Smith, Gordon: Kluq, Wcryne, l..:1Burld0, Don. Second How- llrllm, Brut: lftwllnmn, Monty: Bishop, limp Roe, lcmetg Kamp, Luoncxg Minor, Ruth, Et t'!llQ'I, lylfrrlwrifr. Third Rowe Mr. Ccxrr, lyfcrriclelker, Danny, Wright, loan, Bauer, Beverly, Werbcch, Mary, Riebs, Burl orc, Heder-rr, Ioyce. C O M P O S E R S C L U B 1 1 SENIOR 66 CHOIR 67 Top Row - I-Iultgren, John, Crabb, lack, Healy, George, lohnson, Bill, Eifert, lack, Pollin, Lawrence, Martini, Dick, Mead, lack, Mittelstadt, Kenneth. Second Row--Bishop, Iim, MacDonald, Donald, Williams, Bob, Guilloile, Shirley, Schemel, Betty: Gallaqher, Iosephine, Griqq, Jeanne, Bippchen, Marion, Bauer, Beverly, Smith, Miriam. Third Row-Morgan, Ioanne, Petersen, lean, Mehr, Pat, Spickard, Barbara, Worth, Annabelle, Coulson, Virginia, Kamp, Luana, Howell, Pat, Momson, Rosemary. Fourth Row - Mr. Carr, Director, Molloy, Iohn, Molloy, loan, Neuman, Elmer, Blum, Betty, Generke, Marianne, Kitzke, Iohn, Moss, lean, Waidschmidt, Iune, Hemman, Mary. Q C Top How-Sturm, Bud, Krech, lim, Schwister, Dick, Mittelstadt, Kennotlig Hultqrfiii, loiing Mai:- Donald, Donald, Bishop, lim, Widriq, Mary. Third How-Rippchen, Marion, Neuswirth, lean, Bauer, Beverly, Blum, Betty, Molloy, Ioan, Neuswirth, Doris, Bae, Ianet. Second How-Siekert, Iune Mary: Petersen, lean, Spickard, Barbara, l-iultqren, Beatrice, Kamp, Luana, Clark, Harriet, Howell, Pat. First How-Rove, Margaret, LaBudde, Thea, Crabb, lack, Healy, Iohn, Baker, Bob, Mr. Carr, Director. M A D R I G A L S 13 wt: 47 ' Lain:-, ji 45,45 fam, ff? lc lg fl!!- Top How - Halle-nstoiner, Ronald, Donnenworih, Bud, Keays, Hugh, l.aBudde, Don, lames, Merle: Vfrrrrrr-r, lack, Cralwln, Inn, Conrardi, Bill. Second Row' -Cunningham, Dicky, Tippet, lim, Grieqer, Claude: Rippclien, Bob, Deisinq, Ruin, f,frrrrrrt:sr'l1rriq, Rosernarie, Dickens, Mary, Conlee, loyce, Goetscli, Arline. Third Row li-mer, Mort: Scliiefe, Dick, Bishop, Barbara, Schiller, LaV-erne, Zepf, Carolyn, Crowley, Mary: Por.-qa, Sally, Schwab, Mary. Fourth Row--e Mr. Carr, Director, Frazier, Dorothy, Welzler, Ioan, Olsen, Scott, Walton, Mary: Nyliolrn, l'lul,rc-rl: Pasteur, Roberta: lustin, Tom. - :LQ li Di. 4, Top Row-Crrrr, Royal, Borrscliy, Del Roe, lim, Farley, Paul: Leekley, Catherine, Presser, Glen: Wwlrrg, lflill Knirkr-l, Cralvn. Second How-Si rflnsrn, llff -.+' ny M rtrus, loyco, Wrrllr, Barlrrra, Wwrlwacli, Mary, Harte, Elaine, l.lrr 'D ri ill, . X.ir'-1 Brcnk, Mary- Sluckert, Louise. Third ROW l'Lu5cl., l : qui lirii- lf' Tr , Alfred, Scyirlerisctliririr, Dr rrllryg Clllwlllllkl, Allan liriarzp, Allffrig l' rr, fini rfjw '-fifsir. gr-1, Hrliiju, l'ii.'lirrrilsrgri, Aridrr-W. Fourlh How lfrrzr li' rr.1 H rwwsw :r11':1, ll r - tty, Ne-uswirtn, If rriw, Nfrrtli, lx'lCIl'jillx'l, Kr ss, Dorullry, l-2:11, l. is, I. .rlivri l- Xin llfrZ'rr.f1sif'i, l.rr'1ilf-. ig! X WALTZ DREAM SENIUR CLASS PLAY lulia Warren ...... Violet Manners Mr. Warren ,........ Denny Patsy ,,.. ,. Philip Greer . Bob Warren .,,, Fred Coulson ..,.. l l l Tl-IE CAST r Mrs. Warren .....r ,..,..,..,...,.....,.,.......,,..., B ARBARA SPERLlNGl Miss Harper .........,o,.4,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, B ARBARA SPICKARDl Professor Orlando Powers ........ .............. K ENNETH HEADl SUSIE ..... .,..,........,.....,........... ,,....,,...... M A RY HEIMICIQ ,,........lEANNE McCREARYl ,LOIS PIPKORN, .,..,,......FRED KOESTERl .,.,., UM NIRSCI-ILl ,o....,EsTHER MlLLERl .,,.,.ROBERT FUCHS .......,,.....,...BOB COOKE ,MONROE VELGUTHl Displaying the dramatic accomplish- ments of the Senior Class, Oh, That Girl! Was presented as the Senior Class play for l94l. The plot centers around Patsy, a girl from the slums, Whom Mrs. Warren is determined to adopt. Mrs. Warren en- counters several difficulties when she announces her determination to her family. Patsy's reception by the War- ren family is unfavorable but her hilari- ous and exciting escapades, and her help in extracting the evidence used by Philip Greer who has been blackmail- ing lulia Warren wins Patsy the true admiration of the Warren family. The complicated plot unravels as Bob War- ren declares his love for Patsy and his intention to marry her, which conse- guently solves the entire problem of Patsy's adoption by the Warren family. YU SMA XKYSWUX- 4A3fvDL.f6o-vff-'Lf . 72' 0. xi si FN' ff l .:.. QQ vTrM M gram JQMXWVWE W1 wr WL P , 'X ll' W 5 Alqwvy 5, 'I , S ,uf . w z . X ' ' :' , 'g fx' . , E ,:., lf fm gm.: X 4: ,W . , f:.-i . 1 3 E 2 ' X- - ws gqAnm'? 'W Q fs E A 2 af J' 5 mfr. ini ,!,...w Richard Pooler Donald Olsen Irvin Bevker George Healy Iohn Klein Paul Coulson Warren Heyse lack Thompson Bob Williams LeoBaum lqi life - A .Gf ffzxffrz 1' J- 5.9 MQ alidefs 9179-' 3 KUAKN JJ' . .,,, 'fKH7l!9HE-f zfz :t Q . f'-. , ' A ,U 'V '5 Q 75 Ek tl 'AHS DJ AJ . 4- kr N, 7: f fi ' 1 ' A v ,. A 2: I , lt IACK CRABB PAUL OPETZ A FJ K Co-Captain Co-Captain jf, v 7-4.0611 A FOOTBALL Date Game Sopt. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. Nov Nov Nov. 1 Nm 1 M--ssln 1 lvlelxwtrlorxvo Falls Hll Nlt'l'NUOll tlx lvlllwttttlcov -- 'Wanwatvsa . - Vl't!llkt'SlltI XN'wst lvlilwttnlceu ost Allis , - Cnclalzy ' A Bob Kenny Iohn Rllomer Bud Sturm Bill Barnes Couch Kuehl ArlGodc1r Eddie Abell Barth Chudik Mgr. Tom Beckmmnn Cqoch Byers ,. Y 'Y , Q , f , , J' ,fl I ' ifvia Q 155 , J V I, ,V , , . ., -r LE . ' ' J ' . -.f ,,v fl 4 ,e ,, ,, If : gfpf ,fl , cm f ' U 1 J - 1. J al' sr J ,l f ,,.-, , I E , ,Q 1 la .s 5 , lf 1 Q SC H ED U LE Whitefish Bay Opponent , 9 . . 2 27 . , 7 6 7 ., 6 6 l3 l'J 6 ll 16 'Z' M26 U ,, lfl 79 PETE MCBRIDE Co-Captain Elect BOB ALBRECHT Cc-C:y'r'11r1El0fl fm qQwfffwn SeQ: 4wf f , 4 mv mmwmw, V A R S I T Y Top Row- Worth, Russ, Roemer, lohn, Guebard, Bob, Krech, lim, Saltzstein, Wally, Chudik, Bob, Shank, Ray, Hustis, lack, Vedder, Bill, Hultqren, lohn, Sherman, Doug, Trosch, Melvin, Baum, Dick. Second How w Coach Kuehl, Sturm, Bud, McBride, Pete, Barnes, Bill, Van Deman, Frank, Kenney, Bob, Godar, Art, Chudik, Barth, Albrecht, Bob, Valley, Phil, Abell, Ed, Coach Byers. Third How-Olsen, Don, Heyse, Bud, Becker, lrv, Baum, Leo, Poller, Dick, Opctz, Paul, Crabb, latfkz Healy, George, Schramka, Dan, Klein, lohn, Thompson, lack. Fourth How-- Managers: Kay, Howard, Davis, Bill, Shawl, lack, Beckman, Tom. X 'J , Qlssot ,bb C fL'l fJvs 1v.'flL'5 t'c' kvw2 r 'kQxN. Illl PA 0-T Yu-sg 'EJ t xakxsusevkro-fu-7 Lx0M4v-, AA xxg , ,wsjrz-.0 3.4 ,,,,i 1... K f , I A j' 'nv--J? '-7 -'--rx N, r vs-Q 'Ll Y' L' ict-f ,f Q! V ' u,y. .W-4 Top How - Dori, Gi-oiiif-, Cniiiiwis, Bill, llollonsteiner, Ronald, Hoffmann, E Fred, Bauhr, lll, Vass, 'li'-il, Olsi-ii, Scott, Rfwilllllfjlllll, Carson, Koerner, Robert, Nyholm, Robert, Guebard Allan, Masvk, Goorae, Hiller, lerry. Second How - Pfzrlf-y, Patil, Allaii, Ralph, Bullock, Norbert, Abell, Earl, Goldie, Earl, Cunningham, Dick, lorrlfrn, Richard, Donnoiiworih, Bula, lamcs, Merle, Benish, Bob, Coach Rose, Coach lanseri, Third Row V- Dallnian, Tom, Noonan, Dorroance, Allen, Bob, Schwister, Dick, Warner, lack, Presser, Glen, Arensen, Roger, Smith, Rod, Peek, Glen, Schmitz, Tom, Nolte, Reqqie, Bertschy, Del. lim 1 , 1 ' sr 'fi - 3 lf .. , X-if F O O T B A L L F O O T B A L L B A S K E T B A , L I. Top How -Beckman, Tom, Abell, Eddie, Trainor, Bill, Van Deman, Frank, Davis, Bill, Leindecker, Bob, Worth, Russ. Second Row- Sturm, Bud, Mqr., Albrecht, Bob, Asen, Leslie, Coach Kuehl, Vedder, Bill, Petersen, Ted, Mead, lack, Bullock, Norbert, Mgr. Third How-Cook, Bob, Opetz, Paul, Shramka, Dan, Crabb, lack, Pooler, Dick, Hustis, lack, Nirschl, lim. i Q, . egytci W2 pcm, 1 M' K .f ,ff--' EQ Cs ., . - ff' ,bf WWW ' 0- f WA' Top Royal- Beminaton, Carson, Seliqman, Bill, Soto, Allred, Nolte, Beqqie, Sperry, Bob, Kiley, Tim Sneyd, Dick, lahnke, Don. Second How --lordan, Richard, Goldie, Earl, Kuhns, Bob, MacKenzie, Brad, Presser, Glen Cunningham, Dick, Day, Phil. Third Row-Coach Bose, Boemer, lohn, Kenney, Bob, lohnson, Bob, Peek, Glen, Olsen, Scott Benish, Bob, Hiller, Ierry, Fourth Row'-Crabb, lim, Bertschy, Del, Wagner, Bob, Farley, Paul, Abell, Earl, Warner, lack Hickey, Hugh. F R O S H M O R E 1 x 'Q-4, 1 N Dan Schramka Les Asen Ted Petersen ,K N, jack Hustis ff x J ack 1 1 t 1 BASKETBALL Date GamF Dec. 6 - Cudahy ............,..,........ 1 ......... Dec. 7 - Country Day ...., ,,A,.. ......... Dec. 13 - Shorewood ,...,,.,.,.,...... ......,.. Dec. 20 - Wauwatosa ..... ,. ....... 1 .,...... . Ian. 10 - South Milwaukee .,.... ......... Ian. 17 - West Milwaukee ...... 1 ,......., Ian. 18 - West Allis .............,...... 1 ......... Ian. 24 - Cudahy ..........,.,.., .,,. 1 ...,. Ian. 31 - Shorewood ,......, ..,.... ...,...., Feb. 1 - Country Day ..,...,. .... 1 ...... Feb. 7 - Wauwatosa .....,......, ., Feb. 14 -- West Milwaukee ..,..... ...... Feb. 15 - Waukesha ............,..... , ,........ Feb. 21 - South Mxlwaukee . .,,. .... . Feb. 28 - West Allis ,,.,....... Mar. 1 - Waukesha ........ REGIONAL BASKETBALL Mar. 6 - Wauwatosa ...,,. ,......... Mar. 7 - Wallworth .... .....,.......... Mar, 8 - Cudahy ....,.. ....... 1 ......., 7 s 5 5 : S t 5 i 'az 1 ' 1, M.. Ei11 Vedder Jimmy NirsCh1 SC I-I ED U LE Whitefish Bay Opponents ., .... 14 ,,.,,,,..,.,.,,...,,,,.,,,,,...,,, 28 ,H H 25 .... 32 22 20 28 32 , 30 15 32 .. 28 27 ..,,.,., 23 20 25 25 24 31 24 , . 31 ,,,, 27 19 .. 17 26 ,, 23 20 18 , ,. 31 ,.....,. ..,.... 2 4 . 22 ., . 27 ,,,,2O,, ,, ,15 26 ..., 13 79 S 3 M H' X . 1 N Q' Ai-if-1. I 1 Q 3 QE 'S M 1 Q Qg.,,. . K 'q W ,-:1 WS 1 SM Wi Bob Cook Dick Poo1er Paul Opetz Af-wif-ifff' 'QC' n ,1,,j.u-L' MLN . M. -WWWKMPMQ Frank Van Deman Date April April May May May May Iune April April May May May May May June MR. WANGERIN Coach '4OTRACK Meet Blue and Gray ....,,....,. Triangular .......... Little Suburban ..... District Class B ...,. Suburban Relays ......., State Meet Class B ....,. Suburban Meet ...,........ '4ITRACK Blue and Gray ,,....... Triangular: West Bend Little Suburban .,..,...,,.. District Meet .......,.,....... Suburban Relays .,,.. State Meet .............. Shorewood .,...... Suburban .... Leslie Asen Bill Bcrrners f Allan Wolters Bob Albrecht lim Pfluqradt 4,632 is i :ln W ' . . 1 in J 1 Y, , r . i f 'V 'J 'Ji' i M , r 1 ,-?lJiAfl!p,l1: LM' ' Y 1. i ' 1 7 I7 aff ,' .f 7111 SCHEDULE Place Gray First First First First First First SCHEDULE ...,....-Here ,.,,.,.,-Here ........-Here ........-Here South Milwaukee Madison Shorewood .......-Here 81 ,fi .f vw, L12 , ,- J PL!! .Wf A 1 W. 1 if f fic' M' ' flf .i 7 L I I-' if 11 fi' , ' 1' L ' IQ 'df' F y f Lift f E ' if ,eff n r Points .,..,...ll4V2 91Vz 74 74 463A 42990 52 ' 4, 1 J: F s 1 Sw if IACK THOMPSON Co-Captain V,,,s A R S I T Y T R A C K Top Row-Peek, Glen, Netzow, Gordon, Reith, Roger, Dawson, Iim, Pooler, Dick, Mitchell, Bob Sprinkman, Bob, Klug, Wayne, Martini, Dick, Liendecker, Bob, Schirle, lim, Holt, Glen. Second Row-MacDonald, Donald, Iames, Will, Freedman, Eugene, O'Brien, Dave, Benno, Hugo Klein, John, Coulson, Paul, Chudik, Barth, Sturm, Bud, Beckman, Tom, Saltzstein, Wally Coach Caulket. Third Row-Gonyo, Grant, Van Deman, Frank, Baum, Leo, Ptluqradt, lim, Crabb, lack, Opetz Paul, Thompson, lack, Vedder, Bill, Albrecht, Bob, Valley, Phil, Asen, Leslie, Coach Wangerin Top Row-Baum, Dick, Wagner, Bob, Bautz, Marshall, Atwood, Bill, Goetz, Dan, Bertschy, Del, Vetter, lim, Wedig, John, Holt, Glen, Coach Reitz. Second How-Crabb, lim, Presser, Glen, DeMunck, lack, Booth, Don, Kenney, Bob, Kuhns, Bob, Kuhn, Dick, Nolte, Reggie, Spinti, Bob, Schauss, Bob. Third How-Coach Rose, Guebarcl, Alan, Benish, Bob, Connors, Bill, Noonan, Dorroance, Masek, George, Donnenworth, Bud, Arenson, Roger, Iames, Merle, Farley, Paul, Soto, Alfred, Brandt, Bob, Richardson, Andrew. fi. A ,Q V , A an C R O S S C O U N T R Y Top Row-Knopp, Bob, Netzow, Gordon, Dunnom, Don, Coach Reitz, Best, Iackg Netzow, Ierry: Reith, Roger, Bender, Henry: Iahnke, Don. Second Row-O'Brien, Dave, Freedman, Eugene, Ranson, Bob: Glassner, Billy LeVine, Ed, Hooqester, Eldon, Wediq, John, Crabb, Iim. Top Row-Coach Wanqering Saltzstein, Wally, Ranson, Bob, Schauss, Bob, Hoffman, Pauly Cox Wesley, Sudduth, lim. Second Row-Velquth, Monroe, Healy, Iohnp Becker, Irv, Heyse, Warren, Head, Kenneth, Olson, Don. B O Y S .mug S K A T I N G Albrecht, Bob, Sturm, Bud: Wolters, Allen, Tcmk, Mcnaaia, F Z Aj Y .XXX I . Top Row --AGoidiuerqor, Bill, Troscii, Mei, Cori, Royal, Day, Phil, Rice, Bob. Second Row Q Dcxiil, Biil, iictteisciter, Henry, Johnson, Bob, Curmiriqhcm, Dick, Third How - Petersen, Ted, Bukm, Eoin: Davis, Billy Mead, lock, Hcqiund, Roy. I Ml ' I ' 742, Christiansen, Roy. nv? L F Top Row-- Moeller, Charles, Martini, Dick, Detienne, Tom, Dusold, Iack, Detzer, Jordon. Second Row -- Meldman, Monte, Worth, Russel, Kuehn, Otto, Knapp, Allan, Pereles, Bob. First Row - Olson, Scott, Iohnson, Bob, Smith, Gordon, Martin, Bill, Abell, Eddie. Top Rowe Cliristiansen, Ray Erwin, Leo, Mr. Stein, Baum, Dirk, Glassner, Bill. Second How-Pipkorn, Arnold, Mueller, Elmer, Wana, Kenneth, Bender, Henry, lNt.inq, Calvin Robinson, Alan. l N T E R M U R A L X6 Top Row N Vye, Barbara, Mahlstedt, Dorothy, Wick, Elaine, Wriqht, Ioan, Neuswirth, lean Karlinq, luney Pasteur, Sue, School, Alice, Kratsch, Barbara. Third Row -- Minton, Harriet, Pierick, Pat, Goldsmith, Nell, Witt, Nancy, Priebe, Virginia, Rippchen Marion, Smith, Miriam, Ninneman, Nancy, Ettenheim, Margie. Second How - Rockwood, Gloria, Worth, Annabelle, McKnight, Pat, Boerner, Marjorie, Giljohann Ruth, Carson, Virginia, Zepi, Carolyn, Edwards, Ruth, Howell, Pat, Gwaltney, Bettye. First Row-Morgan, Ioanne, Schaper, Pat, Wermutli, Winifred, Thompson, Betty, Laue, Gertrude Vogt, Connie, Cords, lean, Petersen, lean, Coyle, lerry. President - IEANNE MCCREARY . . . Vice President H- NELL GOLDSMITH Secretary - RUTH GILIOHANN ...... Treasurer -- BARBARA VYE Advisor AMISS DOROTHY SCHROEDER Top How - llfiiiswll, lf-an, Zrrnrnert r, Doris, Pipkorrr, Lois, Welih, Beryl, Voqt, Connie, Cords, Jean, l'fir1a:strrr1, lun-H, llivvfns, lf-an. Second Howf Vyw, Billlflllll, Spickfrrcl, Rarhara, Liprrran, Marrorie, Belik, Winona, Spinti, lean, Ilwwfll, llat, Ciwtrltrrey, Rrittyt-. First How-H Miss iit'llltr1'li1 lf Cfonn-All, lane, Roc'-kwooti, Gloria, Perego, Sally, Hatch, Barbara, Vtiririinrglt rm, ll-it, Koss, ljorrrtlry. Prvvsinlrtnt- l'A'l llOVt'lQl.l. . . , . Vice President -BARBARA VYE Ll--cn-'ary - - lilf'l l'YE GWALTNEY . . . Advisor - DOROTHY SCHROEDER S E N l O R l-l O C K E Y Top Row-Vye, Barbara: Heimick, Mary: Wriqht, loan: Sperlinq, Barbara: Ninneman, Nancy: McCreary, Ieanne: Pasteur, Suzanne: Edwards, Sally. Second How-Petersen, lean: Reiqhqeld, Betty: Pelich, Alice: McKniqht, Pat: Howell, Patricia: Giljohann, Ruth: Carson, Virginia: Ramey, Viola. -f si ii ' 5 Top Row- Crowley, Mary: Bishop, Barbara: Milligan, Virginia: Hatch, Barbara: Levis, Georqanne: Levis, lane: Neubauer, Shirley: Plettner, Phyllis. Boftom Row-Schwab, Mary: Stuclcert, Louise: Kraus, Bernice: Koss, Dorothy: Neuswirth, Marie, Sanders, Gene: Riebs, Barbara, J U N I O R B A S K E T B A L L Goldsmith, Nell: Mcthlstedt, Dorothy, Knrlinq, Iuneg Smith, Miriam, Ettenheim, Margie, Priebe, Virginia, Athey, Florence, Worth, Annabelle. Top How-Belik, Wtmmog Neuswtrth, Doris, Duhlherq, Mcxrqueriteg Webb, Beryl, Shaper, Pat, Morqfzn, lourute-. Bottom Row-Rtchords, Norma Iecm Guilfmle, Shirley, Plericlc, Pct, Minton, Harriet, Krcttsch, Bmrlwro Ltpmfm, lvlcrtorme, l V 0 t L , L l E l Y , B A L 1 B L l A e o L F Back How-Schaper, Pat, McCreary, leanne, Sneyd, Patsy: Minton, Harriet: Ninneman, Nancy. Front Row-Olson, Janet, Golclsrnith, Nelly Dopke, Virginia, Giljohann, Ruth, Worth, Annabelle. Top Row-Kenney, Pat, Sneycl, Pat, Olson, lanet, Radloff, Ruth, Vogt, Connie, Cords, lean, Richards, Mary Ellen. Second How-Guilfoile, Shirley, Ninnemann, Nancy, Schaper, Pat, Morqan, loanneg Gilyohann, Ruth, Howell, Pat, First Row-Vye, Barharag Pierrck, Pat, Minton, Harriet, Moss, lean, School, Aliceg Koss, Dorothy. President - NANCY NINNEMANN . . . Advisor -- MISS DOROTHY SCHROEDER B l M' ' 2 O W l. I N G C L U B 'I B -l.,,--l- ll l A S E B A L L 4 ll- Rippchen, Muriong McCrec1ry, Iecmneg Hoffman, Glcdysp Schoof, Alice-5 McKnight, Pcxty Howell, Pct. Goldsmith, Nelly Burry,Gloriup Ninnemcn, Ncmcyg Sperlinq, Bcxrbcrc1gWorth,Anncbelleg Petersen, lean. A gwrwfu 1 . . R Rf C H E R Y Minton, Harriet, Griqq, Ieczng Vogt, Connie, Cords, leon, Worth, Annobelleg Howell, Put. T E N N I S l,,..,uN ...ali QR W f WW? 97WlMa'CM M ffff' X f I' !f992'7 Wf 09 ww ff! 14 ffl J' ,W VM W if Wwiffwfffiffffiff ' 'M' MQW QM 0 M SLfM7j6fZ!f'5ff'jff9j7Wf7'j,ff' WMM fa , fd cffy, ffwyjfffj 9' W W MM' .Cp J Wy? f'fZj7fM,ff,. ff' fwffhfff YOuI'S for the prOmO'tiO1'1 Of health KEMp'5 REXALL DRUG STORE 4499 North Oakland Ave. Class of Milwaukee.Wis. A Friend LAKESIDE DYE WORKS 1407 E. Brady St. Telephone Marquette 4200 Chas. Southcott, Pres. A. C. Southcott, Sec.-Treas. WHITEFISH BAY SHOE REPAIR SHOP WI-IITEFISH BAY TAILORING COMP SIIVBI' SPIIDQ DI. 1 E, silver Spying DL We service your shoes as it they C311 Edgewoqd 5073 wefe our own' Expert tailoring of ladies' and qents' clothes SCHEIDERER DRUG CO. 633 E. Henry Clay Street Call Edgewood 7675 WHITEFISH BAY BOOSTERS Iron Fireman Stokers A RICHARDS SERVICE CO- Silver Spring at N. Lake Dr. Telephone Edgewood 260 N. 12th St. MIIWBLIKGS ATLAS Tire Headquarters Phone Ma. 7200 GLASSWARE C SYRACUSE CHINA 0 SILVERWARE S. I. CASPER CO.. INC. 845 North Plankinton Ave. Manufacturers of Food Service Equipment Visit THE WHITEFISH BAY INN SPECIALTY SHOE SHOP Mrs. Iohn Pandl, proprietor William F. Graebel Famous for our fine foods 3211 N. Green Bay Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. ANY i 9866 . - Florsheim Shoes for Men - Wilbur Coon Shoes for Women Dinners served at all hours-Reservations for parties Shoes lor the entire family correctly fitted 1319 E. H ' ' ' emi' CRY st' whnehsh Bay' ww' Store open Fridays and Saturdays until 9 P. M. Phone Edgewood 9839 Compliments of CHARLES HESS SAUSAGE 8. PROV. CO. 3250 North Green Bay Ave. . Phones Locust 7694-7695 Delivery Service Roundy's Merchandise Phones Edgewood 9880-9881-9882 Good Shoes Since 1873 P 3267 N. Green Bay Ave. 4401 North Oakland Ave. Milwaukee, Wisco l nsin Outstanclingly Popular With Women Who Care 0908 fgL0,fl1,ZL7 Corner Hollywood and Silver Spring l2nd Floorl Edgewood 9928 BONNIE BAY SHUP Ladies' and Childrens Dresses Gold Stripe and Admiration Hose Barbizon Slips Gitts 0 Edgewood 1640 513 E. Silver Spring Dr. Milwaulcee Novelty Dye Works Expert Cleaners and Dyers The Home of Research Footwear BROUWERS 3sToREs ' 330 West Wisconsin Ave. 733 E951 Capitol Drive 7223 West Greenfield Ave. Call Edgewood 9400 -- 7606 West State St. Watches Jewelry Silver O cALP'W' J u Q1-I :FIDE olamonos L I MArque'H'e 1881 3279 N. Green Bay Ave. Modern Optical Department PEAT MOSS LAWN AND GARDEN FERTILIZERS SEED AND DOG FOODS e FEED SUPPLIES, INC. 3328 W. CAMERON AVE. HILLTOP 6929 E t. 1868 Marq. 3061 DES FORG ES COMPANY 427 EAST WISCONSIN AVE. KOpp. Hotel Pfister! MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS Hare Books-Standard Sets Boys' and Girls' Books Greeting Cards for All Occasions F hBk S!p!CIIt This Fine Ice Cream Sold Exclusively in Cur Cafeteria l l l l .25 t li '4 J t en vwwwffef FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN Edge. 8787 5585 N. Diversey Blvd. We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Say It with Flowers ' Phone Edgewood 6680 pen ues ay an rz ay venmgs o T d d F 'd E ' l l 5 Comphmems Village Fruit Marlcetl Of Quality Fruits and Vegetables y Phone Edgewood 4020-1 W J. 425 E. Silver Spring Drive Whitefish Bay. Wis. INSURANCE AND BONDS 'lr l l 125 E. Wells St. Daly 2996 WE DELIVER l l -'-'-'-:Tim:':7f7f7:7ff7f7if:'fiffffiiii if 3 7- W :IQsI:Ikm!EIhm!!!lu,hm':!m!: !:m:!:!I!'m.:'I: Be Carefree this summer with a loose natural Permalnent -P fm. ze 1 Q 4- lg - 0641- Q! that needs only the swish of the comb after a swim to tl 'lfll 1 5 t CI - give your hair that casual yet well groomed look. y flxl Qf I E Lxgff XIV lE - t ,k t , -2 l - ' 5 X i FILE 351 It 1 y. fr. A ff: .tty l I , ,ii.. l i MR. BILLYS BEAUTY SALUN W - it 'f lt t'l 13 s'1 s ' D rgx v i n y N A . 509 . iver pring r. 'g f' 2+ j 4'.'.t , j 11- For A ointment Call Ed ewood 9944 '- , ,iii g George Andrae, Pres. 4905 N- Larkin SI'- Herman Andrae Electrical Co. Electric Light and Power Wiring Since 1882 I COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE I 2I I0 W. CLYBOURN ST. WEST 6970 MATZKE - DITE MEN 'S WEAR O 3305 N. GREEN BAY AVE. Emil Mafzle, Jr.- Frank Dife Jfcwica Qajeafn 4 545004574 JACK THOMPSON knows his s'ryIe' and praciices economy... his BROWN SHET- LAN D JACKET ISI6.75I and TAN GAB A R D I N E SLACKS IS'?.5OI oulfii him hand- somely . . . swni Xu BOB COOK is one c SAFARI LOAEER so popular n w on y pus . . . AIso available in . . . 58.50. RAY C. STURM Mason and Cemeni' Coniracior 5145 N. Elkhart Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Phone Edgewood 0135 See BILL GOLDBERGER aI' our sfore SATURDAYS , . . During summer vacahon . . . and af Maduson Ilwis fall. IL Eli T0 II' 406 E. WISCUNSIN AVENUE lllLWAUKEE'WISCONSIN l?? OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT If3...3O days 'f3...6O days V3 ...90 days of fha flrsi Io wear com 458.951 . . . O coRouRoY 6+ ss . . . Whupcord slacks +I Class Rings and Pins . . . Charms . . . College Fra- ternity Badges and Crests . . . Athletic Awards . . . KT' .D Emblem Rings . . . Tro- phies . . . Plaques . . . Presentation Iewels . . Medals and Badges . . Iewels . . . Designing . . . Iewelry Repairing . . . Special order work 41 TROPHIES F OR CHAMPIONS FRED J. THELEMAN, INC. Manufacturing Iewelers Room 301 . . . 617 N. Second Street . . . Phone Daly 0561 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2 It's a GRAND feeling Tailors to the Bond ' -P33 to use Good A Athletic Equipment ' ' i , i , Ou, Globe Tailoring Comp ng 1 P? eoLF-rENNis- BASEBALL is TQPS Expert Civilian, Sporting and fi College Uniform Tailors K P Athletic . f ,,. Q Supply Co. 5 ' ' as -7-' 749 N' P'a'1 i ' Ave' 6I2-6I4 N. WATER sr. Mn.wAuKEE iWIS 5 CTT S Pharmacy Compliments We Deliver of E, W. ROCKWOQD, P ret U U F L - or Pat . ewls 501 EAST SILVER SPRING DRIVE INSURANCE Phone Edq, 8660 -8661 SALE OF QUALITY FUR COATS Jackets, Chubbies. Scarfs 'FWE FURS Quality- Style- MiIwaukee's Reliable Furriers 731 N. Broadway Phone Daly H37 IOST MODERN COLD FUR STORAGE Young Women! Don't postpone your busi- ness preparation until fall. Enroll in our SUMMER SCHOOL -- luly 7 and become eligible tor the many office positions We are called upon to till daily. MISS BROWN'S SCHOOL 408 E. Wells st. Ma. 2582 Let O'Leary Pilot Your Way to Home Ownership in the Bay REALTOR l-S Gene al ans C . S Aqeflcll ra 5 xxfX,f' 1 R I JOHN J. 0'LEARY gfffafzfp 733 E. Henry Clay St.-Whitelish Bay Office: Edgewood 2956-2957 - Home: Edgewood 0988-I .pgs W '.i- L' v - -- .Q s, .Lak r I X. .AQ-.inn .S .i.i X ff if 15 . 55 .,,. T11 W :13zT.:,- ll l- 14, 4 V ' :, T 'L I 1 mi -' HJ, -1 'l 4J':l 1' ,g M A-, ' - H . 3-S... T FASS FUNERAL HOME 3601 North Oakland Avenue Tel. EDg. 1291 Phone Edgewood 9849 CLARENCE W. WITTEIIBERG AUTO REPAIHING-SERVICE STATION Washing - Lubrication - Battery Service SOO East Henry Clay St. at Diversey, Whitefish Bay We Have Modernized! ron voun convenience! We have installed the latest equipment for the sale and display of Bakery Goods. FOR Y0lIR PROTEGTl0ll! We have installed the latest refrigerated equipment for the proper keeping of Cream and Custard filled Cakes and Pas- tries for the warm summer months to come. WHERE? AtThe BAY HOME BAKERY 423 E. Silver Spring Dr. A' r f Compliments of PH. ORTH CO. Milwaukee, Wisconsin SENIURS Cap and Gown Photographs One large 8 x I0 in a Folder- Four proofs +o choose from S00 Six for 54.50- Twelve 'for 56.50 Preserve lhe Memory of your Graduafion wifh a Phofograph in Cap and Gown-Cap and Gown Available ar Sfudio MORRISON STUDIO Your Photographer MArqueHe 3793 Wisconsin Thearre Bldg. We have your Senior negalives on file and can 'furnish clupliccfe prinfs on shorr nofice l AL'S BARBER SHOP Located at 505 E. Silver Spring Drive l We invite you to come in ond let us serve you. 'A' 3 Master Barbers if For appointment phone EDgewood 8931 Stock Brotlzerd Mi1worukee's most popular mer1's clothier 2768 N. Teutonia Ave. For Work or Fun DELTA QUALITY TO0LS OFFer More for Your Money K, fa f, y '53 VY ff! w 'II Pe' ff l ,lla X of See rho New Delia IZ Lafhe . . . . . . If's a Honey! DELTA MANUFACTURING COMPANY , 600 E. Vienna Avo. Milwaukee. Wiz. HERBERT LU 00 Architect .TULLGREII M cjhafb Eakery cmd 423 E. SILVER SPRING DRIVE EDGEWQOD 5340-41 o We Zelww I WEDDING CAKES-FANCY TORTES - DANISI-I PASTRY GVER 26 DIFFERENT KINDS GF BREAD 7zwWwIam,,W,fwf:zwWwW,Mm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 41 l Complete Prescription Department Learn 10 play l Sick Room Supplies the YIIIITEFISH BAY PIIAIIAIAIIY, IIIG. THUR'0-WAY DAN FITZGERALDB. Ph. 629 E. Silver Spring Drive Telephones Edgewood 7680 - 7681 The best sodas in the Bay Pictno-Accordions, Sold and Rented THUROW SCHOOL OF ACCORDION 239 W. Center St. Phone: Concord 5l54O Milwaukee, Wisconsin p l Compliments of Lf' Www- The Whitefish Bay Men's Club QSIICVE 05 Meet your neighbor Cfwnwu, amd ' ATHLETIC Quimeur SENIORS! I L Nt Visit the New Itdgiimx Home of the a'j,nvl 1i QF-iw-'.T. BUSINESS 1 - 'S iNsTiTuTE Air-conditioning, Fluorescent lighting, acoustical ceilings, spe- cially designed desks and chairs-everything that is new and practical, eve'Ytlnng that is conducive to more efficient teach- ing and more enjoyable studying-has been incorporated in our new building. SUMMER TERM begins Monday. July 7tIl information Bulletin FALL TERM Sent on Request JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COURSE-lb MONTHS EXECUYIVE SECRETAIIAL COURSE-I0 TO I7 MONTHS Wvlth Gregg Shorthand or Stenotypyl JUNIOII ACCOUNTING COURSE-I0 YO I2 MONTHS GENERAL OFFICE COURSE-9 MONTHS OFFICE MACHINES COURSE-8 MONTHS begins Monday, Sept. 8th ll srsnoeuvi-uc :miss-imc counss-5 MONTHS BUSIII SS llSlllUl6 ' THF SCHOOL OF PERFORMANCE Planl-inton Avenue at Wells Street DAIy 5200 5 MASTER BARBERS 5 ot BAY BARBER SI-IOPl can Ed. 6172 Diversey Boulevard and Silver Spring Drive l fad SJ? CLGIIQPJ l Try our MICBOCLENE process l for perfect cleaning results l l T Laundry Service i 511 E. Silver Spring Dr. Edgewood 63 11 CAMERA DEPARTMENTS You, who shoulder the burdens of producing a school annual, will find a full measure of joy and satisfaction in Working with the Mandel organization. Here you will always find a spirit of friendliness, competent and un- selfish counsel, and Wisconsin's largest corps of artists and engraving artisans anxious to do everything to make your work an outstanding achievement. To do nothing short of the best has been the Mandel ideal for more than half a century. MANDELENGRllVlNGCO.GART STUDl0S,lNC. MANUEL MULTITONE CORPORATION 1319 N. 3rd St. Marquette 6970 Milwaukee,Wis. Jfvvl- aol' ,Q ww U 70 f a 'C' f r f '7-Q2 7JP11ff 4 ACKNUWLEDBMENT THE TOWER BUSINESS STAFF wishes to 'thank the Patrons and Advertisers who have helped to make possible the publi- cation of the l94l TOWER. To the readers of this yearbook, we urge that you patronize our Patrons and Advertisers. A They Deserve our Goodwill and our patronage. The 1941 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. Al's Barber Shop ............ Andrae Electrical Co .......... Bay Beauty Shop ..,....... Bay Barber Shop ........ Bay Home Bakery ...,..... Bendfelt, W. H., Co ......... Bonnie Bay Shop ........,.,. .........,... Bradford Piano Co ........................... Brouwer's .......................................... Business Institute of Milwaukee .... Casper, S. I., Co ...,....,.,,,.,..,,.,.,....,,. . Chudik Fur Co. ............................... . College Athletic Su l Co pp y ........... Delta Manufacturing Co ...........,..... Des Forges Book Shop ....,........... Dutcher's Gardens ............. East Side Cleaners ......... Fass Funeral Home ........ Feed Supplies, Inc .......... Friend, A ...................... Fuchs Iewelers ..................... Globe Tailoring Co ..,.,...,,,,..,,,,,.,.,,, Hess Sausage and Prov. Co Hoef s Shoe Store ............................ Hoffman, W. H., Bonds ...... . Kemp's Rexall Drug Store... Lakeside Dye Works ........... Lewis, Pat, Insurance .......... Luick Dairy Co ................. INDEX 'P Mandel Engraving Co. .................. 103 Matzke-Dite Co. .............................. 97 Milwaukee Novelty Dye Works .... 95 Miss Brown's School ...................... 99 Morrison Studio .............................. 100 Mr. Billy's Beauty Salon ................ 96 North Western Fuel Co ........ ........ 9 4 Ott's Pharmacy ............... ........ 9 8 Cleary, Iohn, Realtor ........ ........ 9 9 Orth, Ph., Co ...................... ........ 9 9 Rajski's Pharmacy .............. ........ 9 4 Richards Service Station ................ 94 Scheiderer Drug Co .............. ........ 9 4 Shoreland Beauty Salon ................ 95 Silverstone's .................................... 97 Specialty Shoe Shop ...................... 94 Stock Brothers .................................. 100 Sturm, Ralph, Mason Contractor.. 97 Theleman Iewelers ........................ 98 Thurow Accordion School ............ 102 Toiek, Steve ..A................................. 102 Tullgren, Herbert W. ,...,...., ..,..... 1 O0 Village Fruit Market ........................ 96 Whitefish Bay Inn .,,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. 94 Whitefish Bay Men's Club ,,,,,.,,,,,, 102 Whitefish Bay Pharmacy ,,,,,,,,,,,, 102 Whitefish Bay Shoe Repair ........ 94 Whitefish Bay Tailoring Co. ........ 94 Wittenberg Garage ........................ 99 Produced in Multitone byM 47' v vw V14 .Aff MAL! 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