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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1949 volume:

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I . x x 4 . f , A .. 1 I , 1 ' 5 1949 x ' v ' - Published by the Students H ' j of 11 ' f3,f,:, ,,,. fx4 4f-ff' 24464-ff VVHHITEEISH BAY HIGH SCHOOL f 'WHHITEPISH BAY, WISCONSIN Volume XVI 0 a , ,mmm fr? .J X 0 2-ans ? 4 if eff X 'E-L... T' . peg' 7 5593? , 3 1 9 Z 3 . 1 4- 5 Q gd T X 0 QQ! 5 Z D Y 1 A M QWQ QE ep-'s -?i7f !'3ta Af ., 0 6 3 -fir ' 1 X- i:Z1f'10f' V? S Q S19 , Q 4 i mx TABLE UP CONTENT! fi Of 0 Faculty of o Students A I ' o Activities o Sports , 0 Advertising - W i A N flu O, it ' , T 29 X K- J Y 1 ff, f s fp f M V 4 W J ' sl. 4' is . Pi on , ,, 11' 5:04 'Sf'-if 1 ' WZ? -ff 4' ' o s l Xvliiiiyiggx 0 00 if np oe dawn We - .N 1 03 p .9 J' tx eg J e I g 5 X 'El' J Quasar FUPIEWURD Q 42 - We, the staff of the 1949 TOWER, in choosing .the travels of the forty niners, have endeavored to reveal some of the courageous spirit which inspired these pioneers to travel on to new goals. We hope that some of that same spirit has come down to us, the nineteen forty-niners, and will sustain us until we too have achieved our ambitions. Cfigpglm L11 gg, ' IJ ff 3 Dedication 2 1 To the Memory of DR. MARJORIE PAGE Whose love and understanding meant so much to those of us Who went to her with our problems, we the students of Whiteish Bay High School dedicate this 1949 edition of the TOWER. FACULTY just as the forty-niners had their guides to lead them over the steep mountain passes and long, hard wilder- ness trails, so we, the students of Whiteish Bay High School, have also had the leadership and guidance of our faculty. SM HQ I '25 Clifford L. Mulrine J. Harold Rose Superintendent of Whiteish Bay Schools Principal of Whitefish Bay High School Ph.B., LLB., NLE. Pl'1.B., Ph.M. Edward Morefield Mary Helen Keating Charles B. Roeder Business Manager Dean of Girls Dean of Boys B.Ed., M.A. Dramalics B.l2d., M.E. Froshmore Club, Honor Society B.A., lwl.A. Alvin H. Anderson Philip E. Brewer Head of Social Studies Dept. Economics, Sociology, Government B,E., Ph.M. Head of Science Dept. Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Electronics Radio Club B.A., M.Ed. 1 Clara Czarkowski Lorraine Dangle English English Eng.-1, Eng. 3 Soph. Lit., junior Lit., Senior Lit. Music Appreciation Annual Advisor B.S. B.A., M.A. Florin M. Caulkett Physical Education Freshman Football Coach, Associate Track Coach B.S. LeRoy W. Daniels Marjorie Craig Physical Education Intramurals, G.A.A., Cheer L B.S. Edgar J. Dauplaise eadcrs Music Science Sr. Choir, jr. Choir Chemistry, Freshman Algebra Freshman Choir Senior Class Advisor, Chemistry Club Madrigals B.E. B.M., M.M. Lorraine Eggert Emma Force G. Arnold Gother Ruby Hardiman Art Science Mathematics Language Art, Handicraft Biology Algebra, Geometry, Sr. Math Latin Art Club, Junior Class Advisor Biology Club jr. Varsity Football, Freshman Class Advisor, Latin Club B.S., M.S. A.B., A.M. Soph. Basketball, Varsity Golf B,S. B.E., M.E. Alice M. Haussman Social Science U.S. History Tower Club B.A., M.A. William E. jersey Industrial Arts Mechanical, Machine, Architectural and Aircraft Drawings, Drivers Ed. B.S., M.S. Paul Humke Mathematics Alg. 3, Geom. 3, Trig., Alg. 4 Freshman Basketball, junior Class Advisor B.E., M,S. Ethel Johnson Mathematics Algebra, Geometry B.A., M.A. Edgar C. Kundmann Instrumental Music, Band Pep Band B.E., M.A. Dayton R. Newton Recreation Algebra B.S. E. J. Jankowski Physical Education Physical Education Football, Track B.S. Mary Kabat English Freshman English Froshmore B.A., M.A. Jeanette Oberndorfer Home Economics Home Economics Home Economics Club B.S., M.S. Q Q .,.,, , 1 2 ..,..., , A LQ we fs' h 2 N Wx-:::,,. '- P , , iss? Ray G. Jansen Industrial Arts Shop Junior Varsity Football B.E., M.A. C. A. Kuehl Physical Education Physical Education Basketball, Football B.S., M.A. John Paris Music Orchestra String Ensemble B.M.E. Lois Ramstack Speech Soph. and Senior Speech Plays, Forensics, Assembly Programs, Stage Crew B.A., M.A. Margaret Schinz Clinic Supervising Nurse R.N. Lillian Trotrier English journalism, Eng. S, Eng. 6 TOWER TIMES, Quill and Scroll B.S. Adelbert Rietz Social Science World History, Visual Aids Intramurals, Operators Club B.E., M.A. Frank Schmerda Modern Languages German, Spanish German Club, Spanish Club B.S., M.A. Dorothy M. Veum English Senior Eng., Freshman Eng. Tower Club B.A., NLE. Willard Rudiger Social Science World History, U.S. History Cross-Country, Track, Basketball Coachg Student Council Sponsor B.E., M.A. Mary C. Swarthout Commercial Stenography T in i YP S Business Advisor of TOWER TIMES, Senior Class Advisor B.E., M.A. Chester A. Wangerin Physical Education Physical Education Director Track Coach B.E., M.A. WWE' Elleanor Ryerson Library Library Methods Library Club B.A. Grace Tressel Foreign Languages French, Spanish French Club B.S., M.A. Wallace Zastrow Social Science, Commerce Geography, General Business, Bookkeeping Annual, Tennis Coach B.E. Armella H. Bersch Kathryn Bowles Jean H. Brockman Florence Cashman Alice B. Deihl Speech Correction Business Office Clinic Superintcndenfs Office Health Dept. Speech Therapist Secretary to Business Manager Secretary Secretary Home Nursing M.A. R.N. Mary M. Donegan Helen M. Drewek Ella Mae Flynn Margaret B. Kuether Business Office High School Office Cafeteria Home Economies Secretary Bookkeeper B.S. Home Economics s E QM , . . . . 6 Genevieve Krueger Florence E. Schramm Kathleen Shank Virginia Wig Recreation Dept. Business Office Principal's Office Library Assistant Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary B.A. I Q5 aff il' efliwiil STU forty-niner is on top! It was a hard climb but he made it, staked his claim, and now he holds it in his hands - the future. at X, , 4 I fx 'HN NW- A 1 . 4lfnIlM ' .Huw 'nb nubiles 1 h H, W A 4 li I, N fx UUWL A 2 M ,... -' R h XJ' J - W!r ' -klgd NN Xu ,lssl ' 'H K u .fnff 1 A vl ' Q X AV L K 'A A' lv , ' ' Ls' Epmd Ag, 5 Q Q s M gi g . ,yi s lj f ' d , JT! 'If ln? C., 'su -X - 'TQQWNI N g I wx Mi' J X vgllwfmw, 1 'fQ,.j-- Kv.. st? .lx 'M' X WMV M . ,A-vw Q-QW m y . ' w 1 KW I 4 -M In ss drvmrll Q JA I gb, Bonner-mn. J my h lilmm ' ff T ,www , s XQ 1 TRL X V v N '-Q-Nwmihrmh '-X. L s 4511, W ' , X f xifrw s ' X SX N ' 'gm' U f J HQ- H FRESHMAN X hun ! ' NSN X NSW H Robert Arndt One glance at Bob tells why he was indispensable to the football team. Chico livens up the school with his rapid talk that only he himself can understand. Throan Bakke The Bay won't be the same minus Tyrone and the big black Buick. He is a necessity for those Friday night card games with the boys. Barbara Barnes To know Barb is truly worth your while. It's amaz- ing how male reporters clam- or to get assignments in to our beautiful, brilliant an- nual co-editor. Joyce Bergemann Are you struggling with the English language? Is your handwriting illegible? If so, Joyce will help you out because she's going to be somebody's ideal secretary. Paul Bilty One of the taller boys, our red-haired, easy-going friend always has a supply of humor up his sleeve. Paul has been tooting his way through the band for four years. Cynthia Bohl Lovely to look at, de- lightful to know should be sung to Cy. Her per- sonality and smile sparkle like champagne. She's a great gal. Philip Ash Phil certainly has influ- ence to meet all those well- known people. Extra microphones will be in order when Phil takes over Radio City. Sally Barbour This little gal is just Eve feet, sweet and neat. interests center around choir, sports, especially basketball and Shorewood! Dan Baumle As state tennis champ, basketball letterman, choir soloist, class play star, Dan has proved he can do well anything that he tries. Dan Berger They say he was caught studying, but may have been a rumor. He has a lot of talent behind those blue eyes. William Bolton This quiet, blond senior's first love is in the Held of mechanics. Bill is the sec- ond of the Boltons to gradu- ate from W. F. B. long Her Once that Chester Boynton If you see a bright ski sweater, you'll know it's Chet. He sends any class into gales of laughter, espe- cially choir. Richard Brandt The contrast between his red hair and his soft-spoken manner intrigues everyone. As a top flight mechanic he ranks among the best. Gladys Breitwisch When Betty sings, all the world stops to listen. She's as pretty as a picture with a nice frame too, a girl worth meeting. Richard Bullis A quiet man, but quite a man! Hidden under his modest exterior is a talent for art that is incomparable. Nancy Cahill Maggie's like a vitamin ad, bubbling over with vim, vigor, and vitality. It would take an adding machine to Herbert Bratt Our hard working track and basketball manager with the quiet sense of humor will long be remembered as the inspiration for shouts of Herb in every class and hall. Patricia Broden Pat, who hails from Massa- chusetts, breezed in just in time to finish her second semester here-lucky us. Take another glanceg doesn't she look like Peggy Ann Garner? Walter Buschmann Walt does everything and everything he docs is done well. The presidency of the Student Council is just one of the accomplishments that show how popular he is. Robert Callan V Bob feels that early to bed and early to rise means he might miss the best part of the day. A iine, all- count up all her friends. Robert Christiansen Bunzo is the last staunch member of the Big Nine to leave W. F. B. He doesn't seem content unless he is behind the wheel of a big truck. Richard Chudik A flashy dresser and a swell sense of humor identify Dick as a good guy with lots of the three V's and one N-Nancy, that is. round pal is Bob. Charlotte Conrardy Charlotte is easy to know and easy to like. Sewing, sports and the Navy seem to take up most of her time. Richard Conway Dick possesses one of the sharpest minds in the senior class. We know that he could talk Einstein into be- lieving that two and two is four and a half. Jacqueline Coulthard Marquette will be very lucky to receive this future dental hygienist. For such a little town, Berlin cer- tainly holds a big attraction for Jackie. ,N ly ity! ' c uf Y' ,i 1. L4 J' .P m L r 1 S, Af' 4, .. f vu I '- VI: Robert Devine Porky, the boy with the Merc convert, can be seen punching in at the Spring any night. He's about the best natured guy in the Bay. Russell Dopke A Stan Kenton fan, he's the idol of all the gals at school. Homework fascinates himg he could sit and look at it for hours. Robert Dunne We'll all remember Bob as our Prom King last year and as being such a handsome boy with the nice chuckle and flashing smile as well. Sally Cummirig' 'l 'A If permeate you'd wfnti to seq' us taki,f' 5.-'look 1 . W 's .0 l,.I'.kl,, .i.'l fii cl n if' 29,1 Lfhli. 4 , . . v , ., . r 1 Alfred Dietzel This little Democrat really wants to be bashful, but the girls just won't let him. He's one of the school's best dressers. Everyone likes Al. Gerald Ducklow Jerry's the one who lights flames in many girls' hearts. As well as being a good look- er, he's a nice guy to know. Yvonne Evans There is hardly an organi- zation in the school that Evie doesn't belong to. En- thusiasm and spirit such as she has shown in her four years is a wonderful example for us all. Gordon Faehnel Quiet, except to those who know him, he has been a good addition to the senior class. What are your in- terests in Utah, Gordy? 1 v l l T 5 w 1 Judy Felton Small and happy, cute and snappy are four words des- cribing jud. She loves sports: and has been outstanding in them for four years. John Foster Being the Bay's cure-all for troubles, Jack will help you solve your problems. He has some six-hundred and sixty friends in school-the total population. jack Fox When he has nothing else to do, jack studies, although his car and a certain fresh- man keep him pretty well occupied. Joan Frankard Joan is a potent seamstress. Her handsome, hand-made clothes speak for themselves. She can always be found in the typing room and will make someone a mighty good secretary. Gwendolen Gavin Dynamite comes in small packages and if you don't believe it, look at this pert girl. She can really twirl a mean baton too. Robert Goldberger The mathematical and scientific wizard of the sen- ior class is Bob. But this is not all, for his exceptional work as football manager truly helped the team to the top. Marcia Hall One look at Marcia will tell you why she has been a success at the Bay. But doesn't she seem a bit old to still walk around with a joan Freihammer Frei's famous wit and her easy laugh make her a wel- come addition to any crowd. But no one knows how she keeps the pink tinge. Katherine Gimmler Katy is W.F.B.'s Public Energy No. 1. She brings pleasure to all with her viva- cious personality and happy smile. All are proud to call her their friend. Loretta Gonda Loretta is about the only person in the world without absolutely any enemies. But who could dislike this kind- hearted and sincere girl? Meredith Harris He's a good-humored fel- low with a bounteous per- sonality and a striking crew- cut. For whom the belles toil, that's Mort! Betsy Haupt Smooth clothes a pleasing voice, and luscious blond hair have made Betsy a stand-out in her four years at Whitefish Bay. Loads of luck, Bets. Yoh-yo P Thomas Haupt Hauptie is the scourge of the Spring, a noble co- pilot in that red Merc. Tom's he-man build and dark curly hair set off that inherited Haupt sense of humor very nicely. Patricia Hays Pat's a lovable gal who chatters as she goes. She deserves a blue ribbon for her artistic endeavors around the school. Richard Hemes Dick is a young man in his early flirties. Blond, curly hair tops off one swell guy -one whom everyone will miss. -an-'N sg IP: Jerry Hiatt When he arrived in the Bay, Jerry and his incompar- able blue hat were welcomed immediately. His Ohio ac- cent and twinkling eyes made feminine hearts flutter. He's tops! Jack Hobert Hobie, a guy of true value, took the lead in the Senior Class Play and did a swell job of it. He has been a wonderful part of the class of '4-9. Barbara Hueller Barb, with her fresh-out- of - the - band - box look, has kept her smart figure through activity in sports. She's the last of the Huellers. Dixie Hilton Expressive brown eyes, smooth shining auburn hair and a trim little figure add up to the girl that's full of fun. Learned to ski yet. Dixie? Judy Hobson At a girl, Fanny! Broad- way be prepared for this flood of personality, and she can sing too. Judy really Chucks away all her time at church. Clyde Inman Clyde could make anyone laugh, his wit is unending. He has used his height the last four years, dumping those baskets in for the Bay. Margaret Johnson Johnny, the bewitcbing Prom Queen of '48, is a favorite of every one, from freshmen to seniors. Her ebony black hair is really ber crowning glory. Marjorie Johnson One of our best ARTists, Margie is well known for her drawings on book Covers. She has charm and person- ality and is as attractive as a magnet. Wayne Kasal Wayne, did you buy your Ford to match Jane's hair, or snare Jane to match your car? Anyway, it's a three- some that can't be beat! Nancy Kiebler Pep and energy are Nan's passports to popularity with everyone at the school. She has many interests, but her flying future comes first. Mary Kiehm Pray, who will entertain the gang at the Bay when the Mare is gone? She is our candidate for the all- American girl. Carol Kihm Kim will long be re- membered by everyone at W.F.B. It's very plain to see that she likes M.H.S. by the various jewelry she wears. and Clarence Lemmerman Beating his brains out over a drum and sweating over a mechanical drawing board, Clarence has given his all to both school and extra- curricular activities. Kenneth Kimmel Ken, with his curly hair darling dimples, is a born entertainer, starring as Walter Mitty, Nellie Lut- cher, and a Spanish Caballero. Bill Knop Bill has won about every honor the students can be- stow-class offices, captaincy in two sports, and being rated the best of the boys. Our hats are off to you, Bill. Nancy Kohlwey We're glad Nan came back from Shorewood to finish her high school days at the Bay, but, somehow, we think her heart is still in Shorewood. Bill Kuehl No one will ever forget Bill, the All-Suburban foot- ball and basketball man, and one of the best looking boys in the school. As he leaves, so leaves a good guy. Beverly Leupold If you want to see a beautiful pair of blue eyes, just look at Bev. With her hour-glass figure, she wears clothes beautifully. She's a favorite in any crowd. Joyce Klein If energy and just friendliness mean anything, Joyce will go far. She loves music as her diligent in choir will prove. Tom Koenen Soda-jerking has Tom's favorite pastime for the last four years. The story goes that he has a knack for picking out cute girls. Marcia Kovenock When Marcia came to the Bay, we were gifted intelligence plus a kind smile. We know you'll be a big success, Marcia. Marianne Kuhn Marianne has been a vital part of the school since she was a freshman. As the younger aunt in our she shows promise of a future Helen Hayes. Allan Lewis Louie's quiet personality has made as big an impres- sion on our school as his powerful build made on that Waukesha line. He's given I-lick some terrific sets in volleyball too. plain work been with Play, being Jane Lewis She-'s one half of a set of prize winning twins. Janie flits around the school, leav- ing everybody just a little bit happier. Joyce Lewis The younger half of the blond twins, Joyce has made many friends around the Bay. Her music Phils up most of her time though. Patricia Lithgow Let's give a big cheer for a superb cheerleader. Her service has been indispensable to the school. Pat's lots of fun and is the life of every party. Ralph Lund Ralph, the president of the Spanish Club, has the looks and personality that no Spanish Caballero could beat. Is there anyone Ener, hmmm, Mitch? Louise McBride Louie represents the fighting Irish, but she fights only for the good of the Bay. She's a rip-roaring cheerleader with the quality of school spirit seldom found Rachel Lighter When curly hair was handed out, this lucky girl was blessed with her share. Wherever she is, there is sure to be excitement and laughter. Joan Livingston Joan's personality shows up in her writing and her ready smile. We will be glad to list her in our book of friends. john Maclver A clever boy of many arts, who employs his leisure in breaking hearts, Johnny demonstrated his leadership as Mayor of the Youth Council and co-captain of the football team. Barbara McKee Barb is the gal who wins the prize for having the cutest sneeze. This radiant blond has made many hearts beat faster. anywhere. joan Maegli This dark-haired beauty takes life seriously, but does much with it. Meg knows that just being happy is lots of fun. Arthur Maier Gee, Artie, when you are gone, we won't have anyone to ask those unanswerable questions! Art's theme song for a long time has been Margie. Carroll Manning Oneofourcuties, Crusher, is a live wire who's full of pep and mighty pretty. She always has liked school, espe- cially the vacation PIII of it. James Maronek jim works very hard at every job he does and as a result is one of the most respected boys in the school. He's also a senior big Wheel-er. Carol Martin Her gorgeous, golden hair is coveted by all the girls in the school. Carol is the kind of girl that you can always depend upon. Earl Matras Skip really was the backbone of the champion- ship football team. We hate to see this mighty man leave our school. Fern Meiroff Fern can't help singing with her heavenly sweet voice. Her interests in and out of school are many-a nice gal, Fern. Herbert Meredig Herbie-owner of the im- mortal Bun Wagon-made a three front attack on sports and scored victories in all. His marvelous personality, eyes and eyebrows wow the girls. Ray Metzker Always look your best when Ray is around, he might snap your picture. He'll never be at a loss for friends. Donald Miller Donny, cheerleader, main- stay of the golf team, and our illustrious senior class president, has a terrific per- sonality to add to his many other accomplishments. Diane Martin Di, who can give some of the best parties, is an extraordinary friend with a fine personality. And Dick agrees with us, too. Lorraine Matson This fiery miss proved her worth when she twirled the Ere baton at Homecoming so beautifully. The Library club has also claimed a large part of Lorraine's time. Clifford Meldman Cliff is one of those quiet chaps who can't help being a success. A school seldom forgets fellas like him. Robert Metzger Bob, one of the liked guys in the school, keeps us laughing everywhere. He's terrific on the golf COUFSC, COO. Betty Mitchell Mitch has lent a help- ing hand in many of the school activities from G.A.A. to Spanish club. We envy her for her curly hair and those green eyes that follow her everywhere, Wuff, Wulf! ITIOSI Robert Moore Bob's everlasting smile has made him popular in every group. Being an expert ma- gician and wearing that H.A. class ring are distinguishing features about Bob. Priscilla Mullens Priss' pretty clothes and bang-up hairdo make her outstanding. Chuck's queen of the 1947 prom seems to have quite an interest in little dynamos. Richard Noonan Dick buzzes around in the Red Rocket with the boys, except when a certain school in Indiana has a vacation. Here goes another Noonan from Whitehsh Bay. James Nortman As another music Hend, jim held his own in band. He's a terrific guy with a personality anyone would want to have. Rosemary O'Brien Some people say Rosie is the quiet half of the O'Brien twins, but sometimes we wonder. She's the second last O'Brien at the Bay-by Carole Nelson As president of the Music Appreciation club, Carole has displayed her avid love for music. If you want a job done to perfection, you can count on her to come through. Frederick North Fritz has everything that you could hope for-both good looks and good marks. How can you be so smart, Fred? Florence Ann O'Brien Irish really is a lively member of the senior class. Flossie is the gal with plenty of pep and is always on the job. Patrick O'Halloran We were sorry to see this Irish lad leave us the first semester. Pat added his wit in both Student Council and the class room. Virginia Olson Personality is her middle name with lots of humor thrown in. Hcre's one Gin that really puts you in a whirl. eight minutes. Emmett Peck One never enters the Port without seeing Em- boy, its permanent fixture. His broad smile can often be seen in the chemistry room, investigating its mysteries. Miriam Persion Coming from Riverside High in her sophomore year, the Bay received a good stu- dent and friend. Her dark brown hair and friendliness label her as O.K. Carol Petersen Pete has everyone rolling when shc gets started. Laughs and art ability will someday carry her far. Good luck to our future Rembrandt. Fred Plautz Fred's well-known argu- ments with the teachers in class, whether he is wrong or only partly wrong, are hilarious. He's an all-round good sport. Sally Porter Sal joined us for only one year but fit in right from the start. She's been a major addition with her flaming red hair and infectious laugh. James Reid jim surprised us in his senior year with his hidden speech talent. His winning smile and cheerful ways have made him well-known around the school. Mary Elizabeth Reinhart Queen of Bethel 13 of Job's Daughters last semester, was a position Mary Liz worked hard and long for. You can alway rely on her to do everything well. Richard Plettner Hear that music? That's Dick playing his trumpet in both the band and orchestra. It's not his only interest though for he's got Di as a side-kick too. Joan Prosser It is agreed that Tillie is the bridge champion of the Bay. She has succeeded in everything and is one of our prize possessions. Robert Reid Bob has certainly upheld the Casanova tradition ofthe Reid brothers. But what girl wouldn't fall for his flashing Pepsodent smile? Rose Mary Ritzler Rosie is a likable and lookable girl who is a dress- maker's delight. She's got a personality that Sells it- self. Whenever you see a gray Nash driving by, that's James Sairs Beneath his quiet, con- tented manner, jim packs a good supply of knowledge gained in two years at the Bay and the same number at 'Tosa. Rosie! Barbara Schaefer Barb has expertly handled her half of the Tower Times editorship. She is such a genuine person that you'd expect to find her stamped stcrling. Like spaghetti, don't you, Babs? Wesley Schaum Wes rocked the school on Hobo Day with his looney outfit, signs and alarm clock. When his fingers speed over the ivories, the music pleases everyone. Roderick Schmidt Rod eats, sleeps, and dreams photography, and who wouldn't with ability like his! He's a smooth oper- ator too-movie, that is. Nancy Schneider Schnee is loved for her cheerfulness and zest. Both her eyes and she shine like a Christmas tree. She is truly one in a million. Robert Seidel Bob has shown his in- terest in music by playing his trumpet in band for two years. Keep up the good work, Bob. Sally Shults Sally has broken all records in the number of friends she has made. We're grate- ful to her for her work on the senior section of this year's annual. Beverly Simpson Who says blondes are beautiful but dumb? Bev dis- proves that beyond all doubt. She walks 05 with top honors Carole Schok This slight miss is not to be slighted. Quiet and thoughtful, but always full of fun, Carole gets our vote as a really smooth Bayite. Claire Seligmann Claire, though small in quantity, is great in quality. There is no sport in which she does not excel. Richard Siegl This dashing young man with the sleek black hair leaves the girls breathless. Dick always has a good time wherever he may be. Dorothy Speer A big smile always goes with Dot through the halls. Dotty, what has Shorewood got that we don't have? in everything. Mardell Stahnke Mardy is an old timer at the Bay. A welcome addi- tion to any baseball team, we wish her the best of luck. joan Stumpf Stumpy is one of our favorite artists and has un- surpassed talcnt in that Held. She always has a swell hello for everyone. Marjorie Sullivan New to the Bay in her senior year, Margie came, was seen, and many were conquered. She's a good sport and well-liked by all. Barbara Swift Beauty and brains, ah, what a combination! Barbara rates tops with everyone and will long be remembered in the halls of Vlhitefish Bay. -fs? Gladys Tank Ooh-that sultry low voice and those beautiful sky blue eyes! How can a gal like this miss? She's a honey. Roger Taylor Rog's been performing on the clarinet for some time, and well too! He's also an expert in foretelling the weather. Tell us now, what will it be like tomorrow, Bud? Joyce Terwelp You can always tell when joycie is around by her ex- traordinary laugh. Her beam- ing smile is punctuated by two saucy dimples. Richard Tomson What keeps this boy in the orchestra, his interest in the French horn, or his in- terest in the clarinet section? Tommy's a swell boy to know. Patricia Ulrich You don't need to take a second look at Pat to tell why she's so popular. As fea- ture editor of the Tower Times, she showed how clever she is. James Urdan Carrying his brains around is what has made jim thin. He has the type of mind you can sharpen your own on and a sense of humor surpassed by none. Nancy Taylor Who will ever forget Nancy's portrayal of a colored maid in the senior speech class play assembly? Also, she is one of Eggert's pride and joys of handicraft art. John Tellkamp How could we ever for- get the red-nosed Sargeant in the Operetta with his booming voice? Bill can make even the unhappiest person smile in a minute. Barbara Togstad Barb, versatility plus! She is probably the only girl who gets straight A's and still manages to be as active and popular as only she can be. Roy Ullmann Soy's gift of gab has won him many a friend. Al- though an old Bayite, he spends most of his spare time with a Shorewood friend. Nancy Veit Nan's one of the sweetest girls in school. Her short, dark hair and wonderful dis- position really ring the gong. She's a terrific Bayite. Miss Richard von Trebra What every freshman girl dreams of-sophomore, junior and senior girl too! Vaughn's broad shoulders and muscles of iron make him a valuable man in sports the year around. Patricia Walker Pat's spare time is divided among swimming, sewing, square dancing, Working in a retail store, and riding in a certain black Chevy. We'll miss you, Pat. Ted Weissinger T, the hero of Olson's Station on the Spring, has been claiming the women for a long time. Little man, what will you do next? Ellen Williams This gal is the little dynamo among the females. G.A.A. won't ever manage without her! Keep on being just as you are, Elleng that's how we like you. Priscilla Wright Dust off the piano when Priss comes 'round for she will have music wherever she goes. The world would be a fine place if everyone were as friendly as she. Ronald Wan gerin Ronnie has captured the heart of everyone with his personality. Being a three letterman, working on the annual, and being elected to National Honor Society prove his ability. William Wentworth Nebraska came to us last year and became well-known to all right away. How many Fords in your future? Nancy Winslow Nancy with the Laugh- ing Face ought to be the theme song of this cute, petite girl. The choir will certainly miss its shortest member. jack Zafis Zeke can easily be rec- ognized for miles by his one and only walk. Through his savory jokes, he keeps all rocking with laughter. Senior Class Officers President Don Miller Secretary Cy Bohl Vice-President Ralph Lund S IDB ROSTER ABNDT, ROBERT-Spanish Club 4: Football I, 2, J, 4: Track I, 2, J, 4. ASH, PHILIP-Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council 4: Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4: lilo Club J, 4: Bioloky Club 2: Chemistry Club J: Boys' Glee Club I: Bend I, 2, J, 4: Pep Band I, 2, J, 4: Orchestra 4: Spanish Fiesta 2: Tower Times J, 4: Managing Editor 4. BAKKE, TI-IROAN-Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club J: Basketball 2, J: Cross Country 2. BARBOUR, SALL-Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club Ii junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Badminton J: Basketball 2, J, 4: Hockey I, 2, J, 4: Soccer I, 2, J, 4: Tennis J. BARNES, BARBARA -National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council 4: French Club 2, J: Latin Club I: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club J: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Madrigals 4: Operstta 2: Class Play 4: Badminton J: Basketball J, 4: Hockey 2, J: Soccer I, 2, J: Tennis I, 2, J, 4: Baseball I, 2: Volleyball I, 2, J, 4: Annual J, 4: Co-Editor 4. BAUMLE, DAN-Student Council 2: Youth Council 2, J, 4: French Club J, 4: Latin Club I, 2, J: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Forensics 2: Boys' Glee Club L: junior Choir 2: Senior Cbnir J, 2: Claes Play 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Football I: Times 4: Sports Editor 4. BBRGEMANN, JOYCE-Home Economics Club I: BERGER, DAN-Auto Jdechnnics Club J. BILTY, PAUL-German Club 4: Biology Club 2: tors' Club I, 2: Band I, 2, J, 4: Pep Band I, Bssketball 2: Tennis 4: Volleyball J, 4. 4: Madrigals 4: Operetta Tennis I, 2, J, 4: Tower Froshmore 2. .Chemistry Club J: Opera- 2, J, 4: Orchestra I, 2: BOHL, CYNTHIA-Spanish Club J, 4: Home Economics Club I: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Secretary 4: Girls' Glas Club I: junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Oparetta 2: Class Play 4: Basketball I, J, 4: Hockey I, J, 4: Soccer I, J, 4: Swimming I: Modern Dance I: Baseball I, J, 4: Volley- ball I, J, 4: G. A. A. J, 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. BOLTON, 'ILLIAM-Chemistry Club J: Radio Club J, 4: Auto Mechanics Club J, 4: Photography Club J. BOYNTON, CHESTER-Chemistry Club 4: Library Club 2: Stage Crew I: Forensics J, 4: Dramatics I: Boys' Glas Club I: junior Cboir J: Senior Cboir 4: Football I, 2, J, 4: Track I. BRANDT, RICHARD-Operators' Club 2: Cross Country I, 2: Track I, 2. BRATT, HEBBEBT-Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Football I, 2, J: Track I, 2, J, 4. BREITYISCH, GLADYS-Art Club 2: Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club I, 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: junior Cboir 2: Senior Gait J, 4: ktadrigals 4: Oparetta 2: Orchestra I: Hockey I: Soccer I: Annual 4. BRODEN, PATRICIA-Entered 4. BULLIS, RICHARD-Boys' Glee Club I. BUSCHHANN, 'ALTER-National Honor Society J, 4: Quill and Scroll J, 4: Student Council 4: President 4: Youth Council 4: Biology Club 2, President 2: Library Club J, 4: Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4: Boys' Glea Club I: Junior Cboir 2: Operetts 2: Class Play 4: Forensics 2: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Tennis J, 4: Track I, 2: Annual J, 4: Co-Editor 4: Class Vice-President 2, J. BUTSCHEB, THOMAS CAHILL, NANCY-Student Council 2: Youth Council 2, J: Home Economics Club I: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Operatts 2: Class Play 4: Badminton I, 2, J, 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Hockey I, 2, J: Soccer I, 2, J, 4: Swimming I, 2: Tennis I, 2: G. A. A. J, 4. CALLAN, ROBERT-Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club J: Auto Mechanics Club J: Track J. CHIISTIANSEN, BOBEIT CHUDIK, RICHARD-Operators' Club I, 2, J: Boys' Glee Club I: Class Play 4: Cross Country J: Track J, 4: Annual 4: Business Manager 4. CONRARDY, CHARLOTTE-Home Economics Club 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Cbnir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Oparetta 2: Basketball I, 2, J: Hockey I, 2: Soccer I, 2, J: Tennis I, 2, J: Basketball I 2, J: Hockey I, 2: Soccer I, 2, J: Tennis I, 2, J: Baseball I, 2, J: Voneyball I, 2, J. CONWAY, RICHARD-National Honor Society 4: Biology Club 2: Chem- istry Club J: Radio Club 4: Bile Club 2, J, 4: President J: Boys' Glee Club I: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Variety Show J: Forensics I, 2: Band I, 2, J, 43 Pap Band I, 2, J, 4: Orchestra I, 2, J, 4. COULTHARD, JACQUELINE-Chanistry Club 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Basketball 2: Soccer 2: Swimming I. CUMMING, SALLY-Biology Club 2: Cbcnistry Club 4: Home Economics Club I: Art Club 4: Bile Club 4: Tower Club J: Majorettea 2, J, 4: Basket- ball 4: Swimming I: Modern Dance I: Spur Club I. DEVINE, ROBERT-Football I: Photography Club I. DIETZEL, ALFRED-Student Council 4: Youth Council 4: Chemistry Club 4: Library Club 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Golf 4: Tennis J: Track I, 2: Cheer- leaders-4: Annual J, 4. DOPKE, RUSSELL -Student Council 2: Youth Council 4: Boys' Glee Club I: junior Cboir 2: Senior Cboir J, 4: Madrigals 4: Operetta 2: Basketball I, 2, 1.4: Football i, 1, J, 4: Golf 1.2, J, 4. DUCKLOY, GERALD-Chemistry Club 4: Auto Mechanics Club 4: Opera- tors' Club I: Boys' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Operstta 2: Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, J: Track I, 2, J. 4. DUNNE, ROBERT-Student Council 2, J: Spanish Club J: Chemistry Club 4: Boys' Glee Club I: Football I, 2: Track J: Class Vice-President 2: Class President J. EVANS, YVONNE-National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Spanish Club I, 2, J, 4: Biology Club 2: Gusniatry Club J: Library Club 2: Frosh- more I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Cboir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Optretta 2: Spaniah Fiesta 2: Class Play 4: Forensics 2, J, 4: Dramatics I: Spur Club I: Baseball I, 2, J, 4: Volleyball I, 2, J, 4: Badminton I,'2, J, 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Hockey I, 2, J. 4: Soccer I, Z, J, 4: Swimming I, 2: Tennis I, 2, J, 4: G. A. A. 2, J, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Cheerleaders 2, J, 4: Annual 4: Sports Editor 4. FELTON, JUDY-Student Council 4: Youth Council 4: Spanish Club J: Chemistry Club 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Choir 2: Class Play 4: Badminton J: Basketball I, 1, J: Hockey 2, J: Tennis I, 2, J: G. A. A. J, 4. Fosrns., JOHN-Spanish club 1, mon., Club z, ma. club J, 4: Auto Mechanics Club J, 4: Football I, 4: Track J, 4: Volleyball 4: Tower Times 4. FOX, JOHN-Library Club 4: Basketball 2: Football I, Z: Track I, 2. FRANKARD, JOAN-Chemistry Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Frosh- more I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Basketball J, 4: Baseball J, 4: Volleyball J, 4. FRANZ, JAMES FREIHAMMER, JOAN-Spanish Club I, 1, J, 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club 1, 4: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Annual 4. GAVIN, GWENDOLEN--Spanish Club 4: Biology Club Z: Home Economics Club I, 2: Art Club I, 2, 4: Froshmore I: Tower Club J, 4: Claes Play 4: Orchestra I: Badminton I, 2, J: Basketball I, 2, J: Hockey 2: Soccer I, 2: Tennis I, 2, J. GENERKE, BEA-Library Club J, 4: Froshmore 2: Tower Club J, 4: junior Choir I, 2, J: Senior Choir 4: Swimming 2. GIMMLER, KATHERINE-National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council J, 4: Secretary 4: Spanish Club I, 1, J: President J: Biology Club 2: Secretary 2: Chemistry Club J: Froshmore I, 2: Vice-President 2: Tower Club J, 4: President 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Clsoir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Madrigals 4: Operetta 2: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Badminton I, 2, J, 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Spur Club .I: Annual J, 4: Art Editor 4. GOLDBERGIZR, ROBERT-Biology Club 2: Library Club l, 1: Oplrllorl' Club I, 2, J, 4: Basketball 2: Tennis J, 4: Football 4: Annual J, 4. GONDA, LORETTA--Tower Club 4. HALL, MARCIA-Latin Club I, 2: Spanish Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: RIB! Club 2, J, 4: Secretary 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Class Play 4: Variety Show J: Badminton I, 2, J: Basketball 2, J: Soccer 2, J: Swimming I: Volleyball 2, J: Baseball 1. HARRIS, MEREDITH-Student Council I, 2: Youth Council 4: Spanish Club I, 2: Library Club 4: Boys' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Spanish Fiesta 2: Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, J: Track I, 2, J, 4: Class President I. HAUPT, BETSY-Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Class Play 4. HAYS, PATRICIA-Youth Council 2, J, 4: Spanish Club 4: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Art Club I: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Art Director 4: Class Play 4: Variety Show J: Badminton 2, J, 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Hockey I, 2, J, 4: Soccer I, 2, J, 4: Swimming 2: Tennis I, 2, J, 4: Volleyball I, 2, J, 4: Baseball I, 2, J, 4: G. A. A. J, 4: Tower Times 4: Annua 4. HEMES, RICHARD-Operators' Club I, 2: Boys' Glee Club I: Basketball J, 4: Fsxltblll I, J, 4. HIATT, JERRY-Entered 4: Track 4. HILTON, DIXIE-Biology dub 2: Home Economics Club 1, 2: Art Club 2, J, 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J: junior Choir J: Senior Choir 4: Class Play 4: Stage Crew 2: Dramatics I: Badminton I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Soccer I, 2: Swimming I: Tennis I: Baseball I, 2: Volleyball I, 2: Spur Club 2. HOBERT, JACK-Boys' Glee Club I: Claes Play 4: Basketball I, 2: Foot- ball I: Track I, 2, J, 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. HOBSON, ,IUDY-Spanish Club I, 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Madrigals 4: ofrstta 2: Class Play 4: Spanish Fiesta 2. HUEI-LBR, BARBARA-Spanish Club 2: German Club 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Spanish Fiesta 1: Basketball I: Hockey 2: Swimming I, 2: Baseball J. INMAN, CLYDE-Chemistry Club 4: Library Club 4: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Football I: Golf I, 2, J: Track J, 4: Class Vice-President I. JOHNSON, MARGARET-Student Council J: Home Economics Club I, 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Hockey I: Soccer I: Swimming I. JOHNSON, MARJORIE-Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glen Club I: junior Cboir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Oparetta 2: Soccer I: Tennis I. KASAL, WAYNE-Student Council I: Basketball 2, 4: Track 4. KIEBLER, NANCY-Latin Club 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Band I, 2, J, 4: Dramatics I: Maiorettes 2, J, 4: Badminton 2: Basketball I, 2. J, 4: Soccer I, 2: Tennis 2: Volleyball l, 2: Spur Club I, 2: Tower Times J, 4. KIEHM, MARY-Youth Council I, 2, J: Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club Z: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Operstta 2: Basketball I, 2, J: Hocky I, 2: Soccer I, 2, J: Tennis I, 2, J: Baseball I, 2, J: Volleyball I, 2, J. KIHM, CAROL-Student Council 2: Spanish Club I, 2, J: Biology Club 2: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Tennis I, 2, J. KIMMEL, KENNETH-Spanish Club I, 2: Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club J: Library Club 4: junior Cboir 2: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Variety Show J: Forensics 4: Basketball I, 2, 4: Football I, 2, J, 4: Golf I: Track 1, 2, J, 4. KLEIN, JOYCE-French Club I: Art Club I, 1: Home Economics Club I, 2: Library Club 2: Photography Club J: Music Appreciation Club J, 4: Vice-Pretident 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Soccer I: Modern Dance I. KNOP, WILLIAM-Student Council I, 2, J: Treasurer J: Boys' Glee Club: Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: President 4: Madrigals 4: Oparetta 2: Variety Show J: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Cross Country 2, J, 4: Captain 4: Football I: Track I, 2, J, 4: Co-Captain 4: Class President 2. KOENEN, THOMAS-Biology Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Tennis 4. KOVENOCK, MARCIA-Entered 4: Chemistry Club 4. KUEHI., WILLIAM-Youth Council I, 2, J, 4: Chemistry Club J: Operators' Club 2, J, 4: Boys' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Band I: Pep Band I: Operetta 2: Variety Show J: Basketball I, 2, J, 4: Football I, 2, J, 4: Tennis I, 2, J, 4: Track 4. KUHN, MARIANNE-Student Council 2: Youth Council I, 2, J, 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Library Club 4: Froshmore I, 2: President 2: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Dramatics 2: Class Play 4: Badminton 2, J: Basketball 2, J, 4: Tennis I, 2, J, 4: Tower Times 4: Exchange Editor 4. LEMMERMAN, CLARENCE-Radio Club I, J: Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4: Band I, 2, J: Pep Band 2, J. LEUPOLD, BEVERLY-Home Economics Club 4: Froshmore I, 2: Tower Club 4: Basketball I, 2, J: Hockey I, 1, J: Soccer I, 2, J: Tennis 2, J. LEWIS, ALLAN-Student Council 4: Youth Council J: Junior Choir 2: Operetta 2: Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, J, 4: Track I, 2, J, 4: Annual 4. LEWIS, JANE-French Club 2: Biology Club 2: Froshmore 2: Tower Club J, 4: junior Choir J: Badminton J: Basketball 2, J: Soccer 2: Tennis J. LEWIS, JOYCE-French Club 2, J: Biology Club 4: Library Club 2: Froah- more 2: Tower Club J, 4: junior Cboir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Operstta 2. LIGHTER, RACHEL-French Club J: Spanish Club 4: Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club 4: Froshmore I, Z: Tower Club J, 4. LITHGOV, PATRICIA-Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club I, 2, 4: Froshmore I, Z: Tower Club J, 4: Girls' Glee Club I: junior Cboir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Basketball J: Hockey 4: Volleyball 4: Modern Dance 2: Cheer- leaders J, 4. LIVINGSTON, JOAN-French Club 2, J: Art Club 4: Froshmore 2: Tower Club J, 4: Basketball J: Hockey 2: Swimming I. LUND, RALPH -National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Spanish Club 4: President 4: Biology Club 2: Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4: Band I, 2: Variety Show J: Track 2: Cheerleaders 4: Annual 4: Class Vice-President 4. MacIVER, ,IOHN-National Honor Society 4: Student Council I, 2, J, 4: Youth Council I, 2, J, 4: Mayor 4: Latin Club I, 2, J, Scribe 2: Spanish Club 2, J: Chemistry Club J: Boys' Glee Club I: junior Cboir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Madrigals 4: Operetta 2: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2, J, 4: Co-Captain 4: Tennis 4: Track I, J, 4. MCBRIDE, LOUISE-National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council 4: Spanish Club I, 2, J: Biology Club 2: Art Club J: Froshmore 1, 2: Tower Club J, 4: Music Director 4: Girls' Glee Club I: junior Choir 2: Senior Choir J, 4: Madrigals 4: Orchestra I, 2, J, 4: Ensemble I, 2, J, 4: Operetta 2: Class Play 4: Spanish Fiesta I, 2: Variety Show J: Basketball I, 2: Hockey I, 2, J: Soccer I, 2: Tennis 2, J: Cheerleaders I, 2, J, 4: Tower Times 4: Sports Editor 4. McKEE., BARBARA-German Club J, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Madrigals 4, Operetta 2, Orchestra J, Basketball 2, Hockey 4, Soccer I, Swimming I. MAEGLI, JOAN-Biology Club 2, Home Economics Club I, 2, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, Soccer I, 2, J, Basketball I, Z, J, Volleyball I, 2, J. MAIER, ARTHUR-Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club J, junior Choir J, Senior Choir 4, Madrigals 4, Orchestra I, 2, Football 4, Track J, 4. MANNING, CARROLL-Student Council 4, Youth Council 2, J, Spanish Club I, 2, Froshmore 1, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Spanish Fiesta 1: Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, Soccer I, 2, J, Swimming I, Tennis I, 2, J, Baseball I, 2, J, 4, Volleyball I, Z, G. A. A. 2, J, 4. MARONEK, JAMES-Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council J, 4, Art Club 1: Music Appreciation Club I, Z, J, 4, President J, Boys' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2, Stage Crew I, 2, J, 4, Manager J, 4, Golf I, Tower Times 4, Newsfeature Editor 4. MARTIN, CAROL -National Honor Society J, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Youth Council 2, J, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club J, 4, Biology Club 2, Froshmore 1, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Treasurer 4, Band I, 2, J, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Band I, 2, J, Tower Times 4, Co-Editor 4. MARTIN, DIANE-Spanish Club I, 2, J, Home Economics Club 4, Library Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Basketball I. J: Hockey I, 2, J, Soccer I, 2, J, Tennis I, J, Baseball J, 4, Volleyball J. MATRAS, EARL-Youth Council I, 2, J, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Football I, 2, J, 4, Track 1, 2, J, 4. MATSON, LORRAINE-Spanish Club I, Art Club 4, Library Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Band Z, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey Z, J, Soccer I, 2, Tennis I. MIIIROFF, FERN-Biology Club 2, Home Economics Club I, 2, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, Girls' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 1, Dramstics I, Soccer I, Volleyball I. MELDMAN, CLIFFORD-Latin Club 2, German Club 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club J, Photography Club 2, J, 4. MEREDIG, HERBERT-Student Council I, 2, J, Youth Council 1, 2, J, 4, German Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Operators' Club I, Boys' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Treasurer 4, Madrigals 4, Operetta 2, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Football I, 2, J, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track I, 2, J. METZGER, ROBERT-Boys' Glee Club 1, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2, Basketball 2, Golf I, 2, J, 4. METZKER, RAY-German Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Operators' Club 1, 2, J, 4, Photography Club J, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, Basketball 1, Z, J, 4, Cross Country I, 2, J, 4, Track I, 2, J, 4, Volleyball J, Tower Times 4, Annual 4. MILLER, DONALD-Student Council 4, Chemistry Club J, Operators' Club I, 2, Boys' Glee Club I, Class Play 4, Basketball I, J, 4, Cross Country I, 2, J, Golf I, 2, J, 4, Cheerleader 4, Annual 4, Class President 4. MITCHELL, BETTY-National Honor Society 4, Student Council J, 4, Sec- retary J, Youth Council 4, Spanish Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club Ig junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2, Class Play 4, Variety Show J, Badminton I, 2, J, 4, Basketball 1, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, 4, Soccer I, 2, J, 4, Swimming I, Tennis I, 2, J, 4, G. A. A. 2, J, 4, President 4. MOORE, ROBERT-Spanish Club J, Chemistry Club 4, Basketball J, Track J, 4. MULLENS, PRISCILLA-French Club 2, Froshmore 2, Tower Club 4, Girls' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2. NELSON, CAROLE-National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, German Club 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 2, J, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Music Appra- ciation J, 4, President 4, Class Play 4, Badminton J, Basketball I, 2, J, Hockey I, 2, J, 4, Soccer I, 2, J, 4, Modern Dance I, G. A. A. 3, 4. NOONAN, RICHARD-Student Council 2, Basketball 2, Football I, 2, 4: Track 1, J, 4. NORTH, FRED-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Cnuncil 2, Youth Council 4, Rifle Club J, 4, Vice-President 4, Library Club J, Boys' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 4, Operetta 2, Variety Show J, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Football I, 4, Track I, 2, J, 4, Volleyball 4, Annual 4, Activity Editor 4. NORTMAN, JAMES-Spanish Club 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Radio Club 4, Band I, 2, J, 4, Vice-President 4, Pep Band 2, J, 4, Orchestra J, Basketball 2, J, 4, Cross Country 2, Football I, Track I, 2, J, 4, Volleyball J, 4. 0'BRlEN, FLORENCE ANN-Biology Club 2, Horne Economics Club 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Badminton I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 1, J, 4, Soccer I, 2, J, 4, Tennis I, 2, G. A. A. J, 4. O'BR!EN, ROSEMARY-Home Economics Club 4, Froshmore 1, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Class Play 4, Basketball J, 4. OLSON, VIRGINIA-Home Economics Club 2, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Junior Clsoir 2, Senior Choir J, 4: Operetta 2, Badminton 2, Hockey I, Soccer 1, Baseball 1. PATTI, THOMAS-Radio Club 2, J, Auto Mechanics Club J: Operators' Club 4, Library Club J, 4, Photography Club 2. J, Spanish Fiesta 2, Variety Show J. PECK, EMMETT-Rille Club J, Basketball 2, Football I, 2, J, 4, Tennis 2, Volleyball 4. PERSION, MIRIAM-Froshmore 2, Tower Club J, 4, Orchestra J, Annual J. PETERSEN, CAROL-Art Club I, Z, J, Library Club 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Class Play 4, Basketball I, Hockey I, 2, Soccer I. 2. PLAUTZ, FRED-Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club J, Radio Club 4, Auto Mechanics Club 4, Operators' Club 2, J, Ride Club J, 4, Variety Show J, Cross Country 4, Track J, 4. PLETTNER, RICHARD-National Honor Society 4, Biology Club 2, Chem- istry Club J, Ride Club 2, J. 4: Vice-President J, President 4: Band 1, 2, J, 4, Pep Band l, 2, J, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 4, Operetta 2, Spanish Fiesta I, 2, Variety Show J, Basketball 4. PORTER, SALLY-Entered 4, Home Economics Club 4, Tower Club 4, Tower Times 4. PROSSER, JOAN-National Honor ,Society 4, Student Council 4, Youth Council 2, J, 4, Latin Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Home Economics Club 4: Library Club J, 4, Art Club J, 4, Froshmore I. 2, Tower Club J, 4,-Girls' Glee Club I, Basketball I, 2,'J, 4, Hockey 2, J, Soccer 2, J, Swimming 2, Tennis 2, J, Annual 4, Tower Times 4, Copy Editor 4. REID, JAMES-Football J. REID, ROBERT-Chemistry Club 4, Boys' Glee Club I, Junior Choir Zi Senior Choir J, 4, Manager 4, Operetta 2, Basketball 2, 4, Football I, 2, J, 4, Track I, 2, J, 4. REINHART, MARY -Chemistry Club 4, Library Club J, 4, Froshmore 1, 2, Tower Club J. 4: Badminton J, 4. RITZLER, ROSE MARY-Youth Council 2, J, 4, Spanish Club 2, J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Class Play 4, Badminton I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, Z, J, 4, Hockey I, Z, J, 4, Soccer 1, 2, J, 4, Swimming I, Volleyball I, 2, J, 4, Baseball J, 4. SAIRS. JAMES SALTZSTEIN, SUSAN-French Club J, Latin Club I, 2, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Hockey I, Soccer I, Annual J, Tower Times J. SCHAEFER, BARBARA-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Latin Club 1, Biology Club 2, Home Economics Club 4, Library Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Dramstics I, 2, Bad- minton 2, J, Basketball J, Hockey 2, J, 4, Soccer 2, J, 4, Tennis 2, J, Volleyball 2, J, Annual J, Tower Times J, 4, Co-Editor 4. SCHAUM, WESLEY-National Honor Society J, 4, Student Council I, J, Chemistry Club J, Band 2, J, 4, President 4, Pep Band 2, J, 4. SCHMIDT, RODERICK-Operators' Club I, Z, J: 4, President J, 4, Photog- raphy Club 2, J, 4, President 4, Music Appreciation J, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2, Stage Crew J, 4, Annual J, Tower Times J, 4. SCHNEIDER, NANCY-National Honor Society J, 4, Vice-President 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Youth Council 2, J, 4, Spanish Club J, 4, Secretary-Treasurer J, Chemistry Club J, Home Economics Club I, Froshmore I, 2, Secretary 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Madrigals 4, Operetta 2, Clan Plsy 4, Variety Show J, Volleyball I, 2, J, 4, Baseball I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, Soccer I, 2, J, :Ennis J, Modern Dance I, G. A. A. J, 4, Tower Times J, 4, Feature itor 4. SCHOK, CAROLE-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club J, 4, Biology Club 2, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Dramstics 2, Badminton J, Basketball 2, Hockey J, 4, Soccer 2, J, Tennis 2, Tower Times, News Editor 4. SEIDEL, ROBERT-Auto Mechanics Club J, Band J, 4, Football I. SELIGMANN, CLAIRE-Spanish Club I, 2, J, Art Club I, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 1, Badminton I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, 4, Soccer 1, 2, J, 4, Tennis 2, J, Volleyball I, 2, J, 4, Baseball I, 2, J, 4, Spur Club I, 2, J, 4, G. A. A. 2, J, 4. SHULTS, SALLY-Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club J, 4, Chemistry Club J, Home Economics Club I, 2, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glas Club 1, Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Operetta 2, Basketball 2, 4, Hockey 2, Swimming 1, 2, Tennis I, Annual J, 4, Senior Editor 4, Tower Times J, 4, Copy Editor 4. SIEGL, RICHARD-Student Council J, German Club 4. SIMPSON, BEVERLY-National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Freneh Club 2, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club J, Library Club 2, J, 4, President 4, Music Appreciation 2, J, 4, Vice-President J, Art Club I, Froshmore l, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Stage Crew I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, Hockey I, Soccer I, Swimming I, 2. SPEER, DOROTHY -Spanish Club 2, J, Biology Club J, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Ride Club J, Baseball 2, J, 4, Badminton J, 4, Basketball 2, J, 4, Tennis J, 4. STAHNKE, MARDELL-Home Economics 4, Froshmore 2, Tower Club 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Basketball I, Hockey I, 2, Soccer I, 2. STUMPF, JOAN-Library Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, SULLIVAN, MARJORIE-Entered 4, Spanish Club 4, Tower Club 4, Class Badminton I, 2, Soccer I, Tennis I. Play 4, G. A. A. 4. SWIFT, BARBARA-National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Youth Council J, 4, Spanish Club I, Z, J, 4, Vice-President J, Art Club J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Vice-President 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Spanish Fiesta I, 2, Variety Show J, Badminton I, Z, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Hockey I, 2, J, 4, Soccer I, 2, J, 4, Tennis I, 2, J, 4, Volleyball I, Z, J, 4, Baseball I, 2, J, 4, G. A. A. 2, J, 4, Secretary-Treasurer J, Tower Times 4, News Editor 4. TANK, GLADYS- Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I. TAYLOR, NANCY -Arr Club 4, Froshmore 2, Tower Club J, 4, Dramstics 2, Basketball J, Annual J, Tower Times 4. TAYLOR, ROGER-Chnnistry Club J, Radio Club 4: oliilltors' Club 2, Band I. 2, J, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Band I, 2, J, 4, Orchestra 4, Operetta 2, Spanish Fiesta I, 2, Track J, 4. TELLKAMP, JOHN-Youth Council 2, J, 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club J, Auto Mechanics Club J, Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4, Treasurer J, Boys' Glee Club I, jkior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Madrigals 4, Operetta 2, Spanish Fiesta J, Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, J, 4, Track I, 2, Tennis J, 4, Annual J, Tower Times J, Volleyball J, 4. TERWELP, JOYCE-Spanish Club I, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, Spanish Fiesta Z. TOGSTAD, BARBARA-National Honor Society J, 4, Secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council Z, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club J, 4, Chem- istry Club J, Home Economics Club 2, Froshmore I, 2, Treasurer 2, Tower Club J, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Vice- President 4, Operetta 2, Variety Show J, Badminton I, 2, J, Basketball I, 2, Hockey I, 1, J, Soccer I, 2,.J, Baseball 1, J, Volleyball 1, Modern Dance I, Annual J, 4, Senior Editor 4. TOMSON, RICHARD-Spanish Club 2, J, Chemistry Club 4, Auto M!- chanics Club J, Band I, 2, J, 4, Pep Band 2, J, 4, Orchestra I, 2, J, 4. IJLLMANN, ROY-Football I, 2, J, 4. ULRICH, PATRICIA-Latin Club Z, Biology Club J, Froshmore I, 2, Variety Show J, Baseball I,,2, Badminton 2, J, Basketball I, 2, J, Swimming I, Tennis 2, Tower Times 4, Feature Editor 4. URDAN, JAMES-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Youth Council J, 4, Latin Club I, 2, President 2, Biology Club 2, Vice-President 2, Chemistry Club J, Operators' Club I, 2, J, 4, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Football I, Tennis 1, 2, J, 4, Tower Times 4, Sports Editor 4. VEIT, NANCY-Spanish Club J, Home Economics Club 2, Tower Club J, Tennis I, Spur Club 1. VON TREBRA, RICHARD-National Honor Society J, 4, President 4, Student Council 1, J, 4, Spanish Club 4, Biology Club 2, Operators' Club 1, 2, J, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Operetta 2, Basketball I, 2, J, 4, Cross Country J, Football I, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, J, 4, Co-Captain 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer J. WALKER, PATRICIA-Biology Club 2, Home Economics Club 4, Library Club I, 2, J, 4, Froshmore I, 2, Tower Club J, 4. WANGERIN, RONALD--National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 43 Student Council J, 4, Youth Council 4, Spanish Club 4, Operators' Club I, Z, J, 4, Boys' Glee Club I, junior Choir 2, Senior Choir J, 4, Madrigals 4, Operetta 2, Variety Show J, Basketball 1, 2, J, 4, Football I, 2, J, 4, Track I, 2, J, 4, Annual 4, Sports Editor 4. WEISSINGER, TED-Operators' Club I, Boys' Glee Club I, Track I, 2. WENTWORTH, WILLIAM-Chemistry Club J. 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E- K, gif. 1 A was m'Ao Q 0 o O 40 ish He's got the answer President, Jon Werrbachg Secretary, joan Lieberman, Vice-President, Roger Joys. Licorice sticks Wilke, Diane Wirth, Nancy Woodford Mary Jean Wright, Nancy Wussow, Elaine Yanz Richard X ACTIVITIES The Pioneers of 1849 danced and sang to lighten the days of the long trek West. And so too have the Pioneers of 1949 had their recreation and activities. 109 X I Q- i N I S! S? I 'VM wffga 57 NIH ml! X x H 39 THE PROM Queen Margaret Johnson and King Bob Dunne review the grand march. 1949 royalty, jenn Roemcr and Buzz Wilson, make plans for Prom. PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ..,...,........ Buzz Wilson ORCHESTRA ,.... Jim Masker, Bob Barbee TICKETS AND PROGRAM ,.....,..... . A . 4 , , . Mary Davis, Dick Schwartzbeck PUBLICITY . . Jane Brewer, Sargeant Joys DECORATIONS ..........,,..,.,,.., . . . . . . A . A . . ,joan Cullodcn, Louise Barel- man, Bill Crowley, Carlos Hcnningfeld, Ted Hartshorn INVITATIONS ..,... .........,..,.. , . . , . Nancy Hoelz, Dorothy Raclomski CLASS PLAY Qu., rw Wetherell household W in Q Behind the sfenex fi 5 ff 'QQKQW 1 ., I A 6 E i .tsl if di av A few characters CU sm I H- Q I' ww Director and slar 4 gQlfLl47GlflCfzh6 Smead pacwhfem A comed concernin the roblems that face a Y g P E young actress who unsuspectmgly marries into an aristocratic family whose servants prove to be her own relatives. Fanny .... Vernon ...,. Bennett ...,. Mrs. Bennett , Aunt Alice . . Aunt Edith . , Dr. Freemantle Ernie ..,,.., Honoria .... jane ......., George Newt Empire Girls CAST . Judy Hobson , , jack Hobert . , . .Walter Buschmann 4 . . ,.., .Yvonne Evans A . A Nancy Schneider , . Marianne Kuhn . , , . Don Miller . jack ZQIFIS Gladys Breitwisch , . Marjorie Sullivan A , , Dan Baumle . . Dixie Hilton, Betty Mitchell, Rosemary Ritzlenjudy Felton, Carol Petersen, Louise Me- Bride, Nancy Cahill, Barbara Barnes, Cynthia Bohl, Gwen- dolen Gavin, Carole Nelson, Marcia Hall HOMECOMING DAY Mighty good trick Shall we let ber in? Yea team! N oontime rally Tbey can't do that to us Take it away, TV .4-q e'Z x 41' Did he make zt? But I had a ticket The Gold Coast kids Fzre queen Fascination AROUND THE SCHOOL Chow line Some deep research The mop men Foslos La elasa de Espariol s YH Secret message And next year . . . Ajalrs of stale Trapped W Bzferd ue jus! lazy, Ibafs all AFTER HOURS Looking 'em over Ta pocketa pocketa Tru la la la Fond memories Local talent Bay's on ibe air Mac's on the ball Dizzy fingers BAY'S BACK DOOR The triangle The dancers . . . Parents' night just frzends KW . . . and the square Watch it, Mort Surprise 5 X . At ihe Club Savoy THE SERIOUS SIDE Em ployer's dreams i A Perfect hostess Tasty? It's obvious Make zt go S0 you're a carpenter? Pll take a wing Bookworm Careful now , , , Hear anything? NOON HOUR NONSENSE Shine boys 12:44 stampede Well, what have we here? Whose move? Keep the change Kajee-klatsch Sou p's on Some yoke The first bite Four sharpie: FOURTH ROW: North, Barbee, Conway, Urdan, Maclver, Wangerin, Hill, Buschmann. THIRD ROW: Simpson, Bocher, Hartshorn, Baldus, Plettner, Schaum, Lund, Nelson, Barnes. SECOND ROW: Molstacl, Prosser, Brewer, Evans, Martin, Mitchell, Taylor, Swift. FIRST ROW: McBride, Schneider, von Trebra, Togstad, Schok, Schaefer. NATIONAL HONOR ua O Q IT! '-I '-4 N M an - F. .,.jf2-Ig .,-145, . T:.:s.'f.:'.t'.1n-1gf:,:f5.5,Z FIFTH ROW: Gimmler, B. johnson, M. johnson, Bocher, Huntington, Hays, Togstad, Lighter, Abrams, Heidcn, Hall, Walker. FOURTH ROW: Prosser, Shults, Rice, Barelman, Malmon, Saari, Roeming, Risley, Bloom, Kaiser Landwehr, Olson, Martin. 1 THIRD ROW: B. Smith, Thelen, Grimm, G. Smith, Counsell, Kaufman, Thompson, Radomski, Atkinson, Stein, Haupt, Ulrich, Walker, Rendenbach. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, Marshman, Mullens, Manning, M. johnson, Hume, Culloden, Kuhn, Cahill Maegli, Trevisan, Kub, Braun. FIRST ROW: Leeds, Elconin, Seligmann, Calenberg, Brill, Sullivan, Lewis, Russo, MacKay, Williams Cohen, Kelly. PUFUQOPI QUILL AND SCROLL THIRD ROW: North, Urdan, Wangerin, Evans, Maronek, Hill, Buschmann, Ash. SECOND ROW: Brewer, Gimmler, McBride, Marshman, Shults, Togstad, Saari. FIRST ROW: Evans, Schok, Martin, Schaefer, Schneider, Barnes. 'il N K awww' 1-UMW 1. 2? gg U --,'- :g- - , , . C L U B FIFTH ROW: Nelson, Haupt, Frankard, Coulthard, Livingston, Vriesman, Conrardy, Barnes, Young Meng, Dittmer, Felber, Kohlwcy, Lcich. FOURTH ROW: Petersen, Leupold, Hobson, Reinhart, Martin, Wright, Persion, Gonda, Swift, Ritzler Evans, Simpson, Kiehm. THIRD ROW: O'Brien, Stahnke, McKee, Porter, Kihm, Schaefer, D. Taylor, Brewer, Speer, McBride Freihammer, Hueller, Kicblcr, N. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mitchell, Sullivan, O'Bricn, Larkin, Breitwisch, Bohl, Felton, Bell, Markert, Hoelz Tank, Schneider, Molstad. FIRST ROW: A. Johnson, Schemnitz, Miller, Barbour, Gavin, Lithgow, Lewis, Eisler, Winslow, Lubitz Scholt, Phelan. TOWER STAFF FOURTH ROW: North, Barbee, Goldberger, McManus, Wangerin, Metzker, Pepper. THIRD ROW: Gimmler, Togstad, Prosser, Benish, Nicolet, Evans, Chudik. SECOND ROW: Burkett, Roemer, Failmezger, Cahill, Shults, Thompson. FIRST ROW: Kuhn, Barnes, Buschmann, Marshman, Smith. TOWER STAFF CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF .,...... Walter Buschmann, Barbara Barnes FACULTY SECTION .,..............,........... Gay Marshman SENIOR SECTION ..,. Barbara Togstad, Sally Shults, Marianne Kuhn UNDERCLASS SECTION, . . ..,.. Mary Thompson, Jeanne Roemer, Kay Failmezger, Jeanne Benish ACTIVITIES SECTION ......, Fred North, Bud Breslauer, jim Pessin BOYS' SPORTS ..,...... Ron Wangerin, Bob Barbee, Marshall Pepper GIRLS' SPORTS ,.,.. . .............,,.........., Yvonne Evans PHOTOGRAPHY ........,.,..,....,. Ray Metzker, Rod Schmidt ART ...., Katie Gimmler, Margie Johnson, Mary Landwehr, Don Boyd BUSINESS STAFF. ...,.. Dick Chudik, Nancy Cahill, Betty Mitchell TYPIST , .,.....,..........,I.,...................., Art Maier F R O S H M O R E FIFTH ROW: Nicholson, Kiehm, Berry, Ribar, Bruett, Draeger, Ronzani, Schultz, Denton, Leupold, Hansen, Kluge, Banner, Straclt, Martens. FOURTH ROW: Kuemmerlein Brown, Christensen, Wake, Thompson, Godar, Benish, Cain, Burkett, Swift, Puckert, Rubinstein, Kosmatka, Sukow. THIRD ROW: Baker, Dahl, McGrath, Farrell, Sauer, Hanrahan, Saifro, Margolis, Drought, Anderson, johnson, Saxon, Nicolet, Ritchie, Zwarra. SECOND ROW: Failmezger, Saxon, McCullough, Cavanaugh, Spicuzza, Baker, Myers, Welke, Dammann, Abendroth, Lieberman, Siewert, Roemer. FIRST ROW: Rose, Lozoif, Rack, Ducklow, Ecl-ters, Neefe, Conway, Morgan, Plous, Toepfer, Bemann, Lundsten. TOWER TIMES THIRD ROW: Ash, Baumle, Hill, Abrams, Maronek, Metzker, Evans, Urdan. SECOND ROW: Prosser, Taylor, Schneider, Kichler, Martin, Swift. FIRST ROW: McBride, Schaefer, Schok, Marshman, Kuhn, Ulrich, Schults. TOWER TIMES EDITORS IO-EDITORS IN CHIEF. . . , . . . . . . .Barbara Schaefer, Carol Martin IANAGING EDITOR. . . ..,... ,........,., ..., P h il Ash IEWS EDITORS .....,.. ..... B arbara Swift, Carole Schok IEWS-FEATURE ...... ................., J im Maronek EATURE EDITORS ....., .... N ancy Schneider, Pat Ulrich PORTS EDITORS ,......,., ......, D an Baumle, jim Urdan QIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR ..... ............. I. ouise McBride ZOPY EDITORS ..,.,.,. A L L I A N C E ,..Sally Shults, joan Prosser FIFTH ROW: Muth, Gimmler, Foster, jenkins, McGraw, Wilke, Curtis, Callahan, Kersten, just, Reis weberg Morrison, Shank, Bocher, Grimn, Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Blackburn, Goldsmith, Neisser, Mishelow, Hoefs, Martin, Haupt, Faehnel, Stallkamp Wussow, juntunen, Wullner, Bready, Coulthard, Leypoldt. THIRD ROW: Brenk, Kurtz, Myers, Pasch, I-Ienze, Kay, Wirth, Weber, Kruschke, Hecker, Shackelford Jensen, Kohner, Woodford. SECOND ROW: Foster, Cianciola, Kraus, Barlow, Hall, Becker, Coplin, Miller, Kassner, Tomchck Droppers, Kotas, Sipowski, Bolte, Mielcarek. FIRST ROW: Neefe, Baldus, Dietzel, Risley, Chaimson, Thelen, 'Babush, Wright, Nagy, Rohter, Gam- meter, Dropp. s 1 FOURTH ROW: Masker, Moll, Buschmann, von Trebra, Barbee, Wangerin, Maclver, Wilson, Ash. THIRD ROW: Faude, Uhl, Nelson, Coulthard, Simpson, E. Gimmler, Barnes, K. Gimmler, Lewis, Kranich. SECOND ROW: Wright, Prosser, Lund, I-Iartshorn, Barrows, I-Iaupt, Baldus, Dietzel, Martin, Swift, Mitchell. FIRST ROW: Christensen, Markert, Manning, Farrell, Morgan, Cole, Eckers, McBride, Schaefer, Atkin- son, Benish. 'gigrgiikge :va K ffl STUDENT COUNCIL 1 f H I Z4 lv gnfgg ga All W0 f Il I 2 gf fl: in , , ',fl1 l 'Iii ' 1 f ill! I .di ff ' v I za! I il ,fn I ,gi ' flj nil lst 'W M fl in I fu ,Ffh , .S ,. X, If' ...Z Y ' u !.n',!Q-W ' , X uf- f f ' X f ' I I , FOURTH ROW: North, Baumle, Tellkamp, Masker, Maclver, Schwartzbeck, Foster, Dopke, Urdan. THIRD ROW: McBane, Cook, Tippet, Harris, Buschmann, McDonald, Wangerin, Matras, Meredig. SECOND ROW: Wright, Denton, Martin, Prosser, Schneider, Mitchell, Ritzler, Swift. FIRST ROW: Hoelz, Markert, Culloden, Morgan, Kuhn, Felton, Cahill, Roemer, Hays. YOUTH COUNCIL .- 1 .Q A IJBRARY CLUB FOURTH ROW: Inman, Williams, McDonald, Zafis, Young, Simpson, Christian, Peterson, Harris, Wajer, Schwerm. THIRD ROW: Gcnerke, Martin, Prosser, Walker, Dietzel, Kimmel, Matson, Fox, Brewer, Walker, Reinharz, Kopevchkgl. SECOND ROW: Fullmcr, Molstad, Habush, Engel, Bell, Bruett, Brown, Counsell, Bloom, Weiss, Burt. FIRST ROW: Stumpf, Kuhn, Edwards, Lundsten, Kay, Droppers, Dietl, Kelly, Schaefer, johnson. ,Mm Y OPERATORS CLUB FOURTH ROW: Ash, Werrbach, von Trebra, Buschmann, Ness, Owen, Schmidt, Tellkamp, Urdan THIRD ROW: Kuehl, Metiker, Phillipson, Kenzel, Wangerin, Lunney, Goldbcrger, Cary. SECOND ROW: Schultz, Breslauer, sielaff, Chapman, Burt, Dickson, Plaisance, Urban. FIRST ROW: Levine, McLaughlin, Engelking, Zall, Yanz, Lozoff, Kahn, Wangcrin. STAGE CREW ' SECOND ROW: Schmidt, Kahn, Sudduth, Maronek, Sudduth, Owen. FIRST ROW: Bacher, Brewer, Huntington, Saari, Abrams. THIRD ROW: Baker, Vult, Dahl, Cumming, Daugherty, Mishelow, Taylor, Butzlte, Sukow. SECOND ROW: Saxon, Trcvisan, Lundsten, Neefe, Hecker, Gavin, Lieberman, Hilton, Sauer. FIRST ROW: Becker, Dropp, Nccfe, Eckcrs, Thelen, Wright, Spicuzza, Bemann. ART CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SECOND ROW: Castleton, Kenzel, Schmidt, Metzker. FIRST ROW: Kahn, Brewer. THIRD ROW: Werrbach, Bready, Zall, Rubinstein, Pucltert, Pasch, Mishelow, Stammberger, Clemons, Matthci, Haven. SECOND ROW: Lieberman, Gamma-ter, McLaughlin, Rose, Conway, Wright, Hacker, Hoben, Foster, Kohner, Sauer. FIRST ROW: Rohter, Babush, Spicuzza, Barlow, McDonald, Roemer, Kuhn, Nagy, Dietzel. 54 DRAMATICS FOURTH ROW: Castleton, Meldman, Lordahl, Schwartzbeck, Hoogerheicle, Bilty. THIRD ROW: Weisman, Brogan, Nelson, Matthei, Bonrath, Phillipson, Metzker. SECOND ROW: Baker, Butzlce, Pedersen, Goldsmith, Taylor, McKee, Saznri, Dittmcr. FIRST ROW: Droppers, Brown, Stefka. Wilkc, Calenberg, Wullner, Engel. GERMAN CLUB FRENCH CLUB THIRD ROW: Joys, Girolami, I-Ioben. SECOND ROW: Foster, Hoefs, Grifhn, Kuemmerlcin. FIRST ROW: Worth, Miller, Barlow, Morgan, Kcrstcn. l l .na- FOURTH ROW: McIntyre, McGraw, Shank, Abrams, Kiehm, Neisser, Breslauer, McDonald. THIRD ROW: Anderson, McBane, Wake, Molstad, Baldus, Coulthard, Nicolet. SECOND ROW: Ronzzni, Pederson, Johnson, Dahl, Thompson, Benish. FIRST ROW: Brenk, Counsell, Dammann, Plous, Kurtz, Drought, Bructt. LATIN CLUB SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: M SPANISH CLUB RADIO CLUB Berndt, Conway, Bolton, Phillipson, Cary, Nortman. atthei, Engelking, Kirscher, Levine, Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Nortman, von Trebra, McBanc, Goodrich, Lund, Young, Nelson, Abrams, john, Lieberman Goldsmith, Breslauer, W'angerin, Cary. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, Leich, Huntington, jenkins, Martin, Schneider, Evans, Muth, Denton, Bocher Hall, Kasche, Landwehr. THIRD ROW: Leypoldt, Taylor, Hays, Molstad, Just, Sullivan, Stallkamp, Swift, Schults, Togstad Brewer, Draeger. SECOND ROW: Jensen, Bohl, Russo, Hanrahan, Putterman, Culloden, Henze, Saffro, Vebber, Schok Smith, Haupt. FIRST ROW: Shmitt, Spicuzza, Baker, Gavin, Brill, Eclters, Conway, Cavanaugh, Schemnitz, Shackelford A. .na CHEMISTRY CLUB FIFTH ROW: Masker, Meredig, Busch, Henningfeld, Stone, Nigbor, Vanselow, Cary, Zeidler, Bolton, Schwartzbeck, Ness, Nortman, Pepper. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Metzker, Cook, Meyers, Kotas, Ducklow, Zaiis, Boynton, Breslaucr, Phillipson, McManus, Tomson, Goldsmith. THIRD ROW: Kcnzel, Weisman, Yoh, Kassner, Reid, Dunn, Dietzel, Joys, Wentworth, Brogan, Lunney, VanGent. SECOND ROW: Grinker, Baldus, Levine, Frankard, Coulthard, Helden, Hall, Huntington, Dittmer, Nelson, Leverenz, McBane, Koenen. FIRST ROW: McKee, Rcndenbach, Saari, Hays, Felton, Schaefer, Elconin, Cumming, Counsell, Taylor, Cavanaugh, Bocher. RIFLE CLUB THIRD ROW: North, Masker, McBane, Maier, Conway, Mr. Hall, Plettner, Cook, Foster, Ash. SECOND ROW: Plautz, Weeks, joys, Yoh, Stewart, Taylor, Kenzel, Hickey. FIRST ROW: Taylor, Hall, Lundsten, Cummings, Hilton, Miller, Dickson. BIOLOGY CLUB FIFTH ROW: Larson, Mayr, Breslauer, Castleton, Moll, Schwerm, Wanvig, McBane. FOURTH ROW: Sielaff, John, Lieberman, Martin, Lewensohn, Defandorf, Shank, Banner. Kahn, Miller Meldman, Schaefer. THIRD ROW: Zwaara, Kluge, Gimmler, Goldsmith, Coulthard, Kasche, Leypoldt, Dahl, jenkins, Mc- Graw, Kiehm, Hansen, Anderson. SECOND ROW: Wake, johnson, Bruett, Just, Brenk, Hanrahan, Shackelford, Jensen, Dammann, Ronzani Benish, Nicolet. FIRST ROW: Drought, Lundsten, Droppers, Plous, Eckers, Lewis, Kassner, Morgan, Farrell, Dietl, Stefka Berenger. , A A it HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIFTH ROW: Shank, Gordon, Kluge, Banner, Bilda, Meng, Strack, Callahan, Lighter, Malmon, Togstad, Berry, Barnes, Jenkins, Hansen, Vuk, Felbcr, Martens. FOURTH ROW: Swift, Prosser, Frankard, Dittmer, Walker, Huntington, Rendenbach, Bocher, Baker, Hcidcn, Walker, Stahnke, Leupold, Burkett, Rice, Martin. THIRD ROW: Klostcrhuber, Brown, Breitwisch, Cain, Saxon, Juntunen, Leypoldt, Trevisan, Counsell, Benish, Hocfs, johnson, Bell, Kaufman, Haupt, Sukow, Butzke. SECOND ROW: Martin, O'Brien, Just, Siewert, Hanrahan, Schaefer, Maier, Kelly, Baker, Rohter, Edwards, Shacltelford, Jensen, Adelman, Ducklow, Pasch, Porter, Hoelz. FIRST ROW: Saxon, Toepfer, Lithgow, Tomchek, MacKay, johnson, Hall, Kaiser, Kub, Phelan, Sullivan, Luluitz, Lithgow, Schok, Hume. Q A .. W ,riff FIFTH ROW: Reid, Barbee, Johnson, Wangerin, Meredig, Metzger, Tellkamp, Gardiner, North, Knop, Baumle, Dopke, Maier, Crowley, Denton, Draeger. FOURTH ROW: Myers, Yoh, Suddurh, Follmer, Ducklow, Maronek, Schmidt, Wilson, Cary, Maclver, Kuehl, Plater, Pepper, Schwartzbeck, McManus, Boynton, Van Gent, Goldsmith, Smith, Kelly. THIRD ROW: Atkinson, Bell, Thelen, Klein, Morrison, Bocher, Dittmer, Felber, Barnes, Conrardy, Kiehm, Olson, Stern, Mitchell, Vriesman, Togstad, Schneider, Eckers. SECOND ROW: Lewis, Shults, Bohl, Barelman, johnson, Evans, Cain, McKee, Hobson, Gimmler, Wake, Wright, Mullens, Drought, McBride, Jensen, Morgan, Winslow. FIRST ROW: Lithgow, Barbour, Henze, Shackelford, Hilton, Breitwisch, Hoelz, Meiroif, Landwehr, Marshman, johnson, Williams, Seligrnann, Ducklow, Russo, Lithgow. SENIOR CHOIR X I N A X7 ,,-,1 f x e, asa iii. - 2' .Q f Q? Q P M U S I C APPRECIATION CLUB SECOND ROW: Nelson, Molstad, Abrams, Baker, Butzke, Goldsmith. FIRST ROW: Saari, Baker, Stefkn, Calenberg, Taylor. 4 A ... il .L .- THIRD ROW: Sohns, Sielalf, I-Iess, Faude, Johnson, Gentilli, Larson, Breslauer, Kranich, Goodrich, Richter, Abraham, Moll, Mayr, Wangerin. SECOND ROW: Dietl, Grimm, Anderson, Siewcrt, Donnenworth, Vuk, johnson, Hansen, Gimmler, Leypoldt, johnson, Bruett, Lundsten. FIRST ROW: Neefe, Kay, Faehnel, Kluge, Butzke, Foster, Baker, Nicolet, Gordon, Burkett, Brown. 1 I 9 0 ur jf, V' . ffgfg' ii FRESHMAN CHOIR JUNIOR CHOIR ,IQ it. 4 - -..rn FOURTH ROW: Werrbach, Kimmel, Wolff, Lozoff, Brown, Vriesman, Ehret, Ford, Wagner, Pcssin Kirscher, Yanz, Waldschmidt, VanHorne, Davies, Hatch. THIRD ROW: Maier, Abendroth, Kurtz, Hoefs, Rubinstein, Mishelow, Christensen, Saffro, Boesel Kotas, Cianciola, Schultz, Muth, Juntuncn, Blackburn. SECOND ROW: Mielcarek, Worth, Dammann, Woodford, Griin, Nicholson, Brown, Martens, Wirth Sukow, I-Iaupt, Ritchie, Kuemmerlein, Curtis. FIRST ROW: Conway, Bolton, Sipowski, Stallkamp, Weber, Wussow, Bolte, Lieberman, Foster, Sauer Baldus, Neefe, Toepfer. BACK ROW: Ash, Dickson, Simpson, Wetzel, Kiebler, Matson, Cumming, Hilton, Gavin, Schultz, Stein, Schwartzbeck, Gardiner. MIDDLE ROW: Sneyd, Plettner, Conway, Wanvig, Tomson, Skrulxrud, Seidel, Bilty, Beyatt, Meyer, Bolton. FLOOR: Grimm, Dropp, Brewer, Leverenz, Dutz, Wilda, Taylor, Nortman, Schaum, Schroeder, Martin, Marden, Englander, Kilb, Molstad, Baker, Van Horne, Defandorf, Schaefer, Weisman. BACK ROW: McBride, Kasche, Vuk, Tomson, Bocher, Beyatt, Mr. Paris, Conway, Plettner, Weisman Taylor, McGraw, Ash. SECOND ROW: Martin, Kuemmerlein, B. Baker, Miller, Dietl. FLOOR: Bocher, Lordahl, Kohlwey, Worth, Droppers, Denton, Sundermeyer, Schemnitz, Radomski D. Taylor, Smith, Gimmlcr, Conway, Mayr, Karsten, Lundsten, Wilke, Kruschke, Adelman, Miller. ORCHESTRA 4- Ji lf mm 5 -it SPORTS A massacre of the opponents and a complete victory for the football forty-niners who hold the proud title of Undefeated',! Likewise, in all fields of sports have the Bayites of nineteen forty-nine been tops. F , 1. N.. 1 R . f? ' -N -mi fl I h fx x . 'W Uh x Meredig for five -- Mustang mud baths! FOOTBALL Combining hard, clean play with its undying will to win, Coach Eddie Jankowski's Bay grid team fought its way through the first undefeated season in the history of the school. After last year's tie, the Bay set its sights on a clear crown. Eight returning lettermen were on hand to start the season and give our neighbors to the south a good lesson in football. Combining team spirit and excellent line play, they brought about Shorewood's first defeat by a Bay team in three years. The final count was a sweet 26 to 0 victory. Paced by Bill Kuehl, the Blue Dukes next disposed of a hard charging Hale eleven, 25 to 13. With Kuehl again leading the way and a stout Bay line in front of them, the Bulldogs were trampled 27 to 0. A 19 to 0 Homecoming victory over South Milwaukee followed. A breather against Juneau, and a smashing 46 to 7 victory over Cudahy followed. 'Tosa pressed the Bays to the limit in a rough and tumble contest in which Herb Meredig and Dick von Trebra paced the team to a 14 to 6 win. Waukesha and West Milwaukee were disposed of in the mud of a closing season, Where the weather made high scoring impossible. Co-captains Maclver and Meredig, along with Matras, Hickey, and Kuehl, were awarded all Suburban honors for their outstanding performances. With ten returning lettermen and three really great coaches, the Bays look forward to another successful grid season. FOOTBALL - 194 8 Opponents We They Shorewood , . . . , .26 0 W. A. Hale ...., ...ZS 13 W. A. Central ...,. , . .27 0 South Milwaukee .... . . .19 0 Cudahy .,..,.,.. . . .46 7 Juneau QN.C.j . . . . .20 7 Wauwatosa .... . . .14 6 Waukesha .,.... . . .14 7 West Milwaukee . . . . . . 6 0 The Coaching stag Olvfiurzvnl Messmer CN.C.J BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 1948-1949 They 61 We 42 Watertown CN.C.j . . . .40 34 Shorewood CN.C.j .. , . , .50 31 Wauwatosa ..,... ,,,37 41 W'aukesha ,..... ...ZS 26 West Milwaukee . . .40 38 Cudahy .. ...... ,..71 37 W'ausau fN.C.j . ,H34 43 Marshfield QN.C.j .. .,.37 35 W. A. Central .... ..,41 32 XV. A. Hale .... ...40 39 Shorewood ..... , , ,44 50 South Milwaukee . . . .41 55 West Milwaukee ..., . . .34 40 Hartford QN.C.j .,. ...54 13 Wauwatosa ...,..... , , .42 51 Watertown QN.C.j .., ...53 47 XVaukesha , .. ...,.. .....,.,......, . ..51 46 Cudahy ..., .... ....,........,...,. . . .51 26 TOURNAMENT Ollfronrnl We They Waukesha , . . .42 39 W . Wauwatosa .,............................ 28 S9 The way I figure It 1 The Bay Bucketeers Hnished their season this year with a better than 57W average, winning 12 out of 21 games to tie for fourth place with Waukesha in the Suburban Conference. Sparked by such returning lettermen as Bill Kuehl, Herb Meredig, Jim Urdan, and Ron Wangeriri, they fought through their first four games with a two and two average, only to lose a heart-breaker to Waukesha, 26 to 25. The Bay then hit its stride and swept over West Milwaukee, Cudahy, West Allis Central, and West Allis Hale. On a Holiday trip to Wausau, the Bay cagers edged out Marshield but lost to Wausau in a listless battle. Shorewood, our traditional rival, was no match for the Bay in the non-conference game, but proved a formidable foe on its home court to the tune of S0 to 44. The team hung up a new scoring record in defeating the Cudahy Packers, 71 to 37, and trounced them again in the closing game of the conference. The Bays' best efforts in the Regionals were good enough to beat the Waukesha Blackshirts, but they could not dethrone last year's State Champions, the Red Raiders repeated their victory for the third straight time this season. Coach Kuehl will lose a major share of his squad this year through graduation, but will pin his hopes for a more successful season on a Championship junior Varsity squad. Cbarge! Ooh! Well, I Swan VARSITY FOOTBALL: FOURTH ROW: Goodrich CMgr.j, Pepper, North, Kuehl, Dopke, Foster, Ullman, Goldberger fMgr.J, Van Gent fMgr.j. THIRD ROW: Kuehl CCoachjg Rieboldt CCoachJ, Masker, Johnson, Arndt, Henningfeld, Hickey, Maclvcr, Lordahl, Lewis, Jankowski QCoachJ. SECOND ROW: Peck, McKibbon, Tellkamp, Wangerin, von Trebra, Maier, Zeiler, Matras, Barbee, Noonan. FIRST ROW: Meredig, W'ilson, Tippet, Hemes, Kimmel, Reid, Wegmann, Baldus, Creath, Hartshorn. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: FOURTH ROW: Maier, Kranich, Schwerm, MacD0nald, Bakke, Breslauer B., Grinker, Gother QCoachJ Jansen CCoachJ. THIRD ROW: Yoh, Maclntyre, Schwerm, Sohns, Miller H., Miller P., Burkett, Stone, Meyer, Grimm Gentilli, Martin. SECOND ROW: Lunney, Follmer, Drought, Abraham, McManus John, Moll, Crowley, Prosser, Richter Walczak, Siegrest. FIRST ROW: McManus Jim, Joys, Merske, Uhl, Busch, Kassner, Aaseby, Noonan, Jensen, Evans, Ness FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: THIRD ROW: Deblitz fCoachJ, Minshall, Morris, Hatch, Wagner, Kirner, Smilanich, Pilarzyk, Totah, Kimmel, Caulkett CCoachJ. SECOND ROW: Koehler. Coffel, Clemons, Taylor, Ehret, Feldt, Merriam, Meyer, Logemann, Plot- kin fMgr.J. FIRST ROVV: Van Horne, Vriesman, Joys, Pessin, Martin, Glisch, Grimm, Stammburger, Wolff. CROSS COUNTRY: Aaw! My askin' feet SECOND ROW: Metzker QMgr.J, Plautz, Hill, Berndt, Knop, Placer, Bolton. Rudiger QCoachJ. FIRST ROW: Breslauer W., Davies, Meng, Werrbach, Englander, Kirscher, Wangerin. CROSSCOUNTRY The Bay Harriers, hampered by a young and inexperienced squad, did surprisingly well this year. Having only two seniors on the squad and only one returning letterman, they paced themselves to a third in the Lake Shore Meet, a fourth in the Suburban, and a fourteenth in the State. Led by letterman Bill Knop and other such notables as Dick Berndt, Dick Weisman, Dick Hill and Clark Wangerin, they showed what could be done with constant effort and hard work. Next year, under the expert guidance of Coach Rudiger, and with Dick Weisman and Dick Berndt as co-captains, Local 8l8 may well be a team to reckon with. VOLLEYBALL The prospects for the 1949 Volleyball team look very bright, for with three return- ing lettermen and five or six other promising newcomers, the Bay ought to measure up to the best in the Suburban conference. The boys are getting hard workouts under their new coach, Marshall Rieboltg he seems confident that they will make a strong showing in the keen competitive field they will enter. The returning lettermen include: Paul Hickey, leading spiker on the ,48 team, Allan Lewis, setting for Paul, and Bill Tellkamp, another spiker of merit. Other boys are: Carlos Henningfeld, jim Kassner, Dick Grimm, Russ Dopke, Al Dietzel, and Fred North. Together, they should prove worthy competitors for the Suburban Crown. VOLLEYBALL: THIRD ROW: Johnson, Grimm, Kassner. SECOND ROW: Rieboldt QCoachj, Foster, Tellkamp, Henningfcld, Cook, Maclver One- Two- Three- FIRST ROW: Baldus, Lewis, Hickey, Bilty, North, Dietzel. W B A S K E T B A L L BASKETBALL 1948-1949 Clfllfllllfllf We They Mesvmer fN.C.j . . .... 42 61 Watertown fN.C.J . . ..., 40 34 Shorewood QN.C.J . . .,.. 50 31 Wauwatosa , . . . . . . .37 41 Xvaukesha . , . .... 25 26 West Milwaukee , .,.. 40 38 Cudally .., ..... . . . .71 37 WIQILISLILI QN.C.j . ,. ..,, 34 43 Marshfield QN.C.j .. .... 37 35 W. A. Central .... ,... 4 1 32 NW. A. Hale ...., .,,. 4 0 39 Shorewood , , . .... .... 4 4 50 South Milwaukee . .... 41 55 W'est Milwaukee .. .. .34 40 Hartford QN.C.J ,.. .... 54 13 Wauwatosa ...,...... . , .42 S1 Watertown fN.C.J .. . .... S3 47 Wfaukesha ........,. . . .51 46 Cudahy ......,............ ...51 26 TOURNAMENT Oppomvit We They Waukesha . .. ...42 39 . Wauwatosa ........,..................... 28 S9 The way I figure It - The Bay Bucketeers finished their season this year with a better than S711 average, winning 12 out of 21 games to tie for fourth place with Waukesha in the Suburban Conference. Sparked by such returning lettermen as Bill Kuehl, Herb Meredig, Jim Urdan, and Ron Wangerin, they fought through their first four games with a two and two average, only to lose a heart-breaker to Waukesha, 26 to 25. The Bay then hit its stride and swept over West Milwaukee, Cudahy, West Allis Central, and West Allis Hale. On a Holiday trip to Wausau, the Bay cagers edged out Marshheld but lost to Wausau in a listless battle. Shorewood, our traditional rival, was no match for the Bay in the non-conference game, but proved a formidable foe on its home court to the tune of S0 to 44. The team hung up a new scoring record in defeating the Cudahy Packers, 71 to 37, and trounced them again in the closing game of the conference. The Bays' best efforts in the Regionals were good enough to beat the Waukesha Blackshirts, but they could not dethrone last year's State Champions, the Red Raiders repeated their victory for the third straight time this season. Coach Kuehl will lose a major share of his squad this year through graduation, but will pin his hopes for a more successful season on a Championship junior Varsity squad. TT Cbarge! O0lJ.l Well, I Hswdnv w VARSITY BASKETBALL: THIRD ROW: Kuehl QCoachj, Siegrist, Schwarrzbeck, Zeiler, Pepper, Bakke, Masker, Barbee, Busch SECOND ROW: Rudiger QCoachj, Creath, Kuehl, Inman, Knop, Urdan, Baumle, Crowley. FIRST ROW: Bratt. Tippet, Miller, Wangerin, Matras, von Trebra, Meredig, Wilson. 4 . N, SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: THIRD ROW: Walczak fMgr.J, Girolami, Defandorf, Uhl, Prosser, Stewart, Gother QCoachJ. SECOND ROW: Abraham, Breslauer, Kranich, Coe, Wangerin, Lordahl, Wanvig, Goodrich. FIRST ROW: Sohns, Larson, McBane, Richter, Moll, Faude, Noonan. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: THIRD ROW: Vanselow, Humke 1CoachJ, Coffel. SECOND ROW: Torah, Meyer, Werrbach, Smilanich, Ehret, Logemann. FIRST ROW: Meng, Pessin, Troyk, Koehler, Morris. TENNIS Our State Champ FIRST ROW: T. Hartshorn, R. Schwartzbeck, J, Lunney, J. Kranich, D. Matthei. SECOND ROW: P. Stammbcrger, N. Bcrgemann, J. Urdan, j. Tcllkamp, E. Cummings. TENNIS Although the Bay tennis squad has lost many outstanding players through gradua- tion, it looks forward to a successful season. Coach Wally Zastrow,s returning lettermen will be led by Dan Baumle, '48 state high school singles champion, and Dick Schwartz- beck, mainstay on the number two doubles team. Outstanding underclassmen striving for the team are juniors Ralph Tippet,Ted Hart- shorn, and Phil Frenz. With keen intersquad competition and steady improvement, the netters may develop into a winning outfit. GOLF This spring the Bay golfers are confident of a strong bid for the Suburban Title. Led by such returning lettermen as Don Miller, Russ Dopke, and Jack Williams, the Bay squad promises to break Pan Last year's linksters were hampered by sickness, but barring the same fate this year, Coach G0ther's squad will be tough to beckon with. The Bay has never won a state or suburban crown, but with a little help from Lady Luck, this may well be their year. GOLF FIRST ROW: R. Dopke, Williams, L. Ness, R. Grimm, J. Urdan. SECOND ROW: R. Cook, A. Dietzel, G. MeBane, D. Miller, W. Crowley Now, in order to score a Birdie - THIRD ROW' W Faude T Nigbor TRACK Coach Wangerin, whose Bay tracksters have copped about every title available for the last twelve years, may find the going tougher this coming season. Last year, under the expert guidance of coaches Wangerin, Caulkett, Rietz, Rudiger, and jankowski, the Bays, hard pressed by 'Tosa, continued their winning streak. This year, however, the squad, including ten lettermen, may run into difficulties. Among last year's outstanding memories are jim Englander's record-breaking hurdling and the lightning speed of Walt Mars in the half. These boys, along with jim O'Brien, Fred Reisweber, Bill Butler and company, will be sorely missed. Filling in these gaps, however, will be State Champion Skip Matras, and john Maclverg co-captain Dick von Trebra in the pole vault, Fred North, joe Plater, and Jim Masker in the hurdles, Buzz Wilson in the high jump, Dick Berndt and co-captain Bill Knop in the distances, and Ron Wangerin and Allan Lewis in the 440. With these boys and some promising newcomers, the Bay can well be proud of this year's spring season. It can't be - ! Look out below - Tbc'y're of 'ai-a-boy Knopper VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: CConel1j Wangcrin, B. Moore, T. Drought, S. Joys, B. Knop, D. von Trebra, B. Reid B. Baldus, R. Taylor. SECOND ROW: QCoacl1j Caulkelt, T, Nigbor, L. Lassen, D. Plettner, A. Lewis, R. Wniigeriri J. Lcvinc, Ii. Bolton, B. Zeiler, If Matras, J. Zalqs, LCUICIIJ Rudiger. THIRD RONW: Wzijer, Yoh, Buscll, D. Berndt, P. Miller, D. Hill, B. Brognn, F. Plautl, Duck- low, A. Maier, G. Crcatli, B. Barbec. FOURTH ROW: Ii. North, B. Bzikke, G. Wilson, Masker, J. Pliner, K. Aaseby, Ilosler, G. Iivans B. Kuelil, M. Pepper, Nortman, Maclvcr. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE TRACK FIRST ROW: B. Koerncr, J, Kirselicr, R. Joys, W. Taylor, J. Pessin, D. Solins, C. Wnngcrin, Girolami J. Kimmel, J. Defandorf Qsrandingj. SECOND ROW: Plotkin Cstandingj, Winske, S. Iinglander, Meyer, J. Pilarzyk, J. Davies, II. Troyk B. Noonan, J. Kohler, A. Totnli, D. Prosser, D. Fuchs, T. Iilirct, D. Minslmll. THIRD ROW: J. Werrbach, J. McManus, D. Larson, J. Smilanieh, J. McIntyre, D. McDonald, R. Wagner R. Logemann, R. Moll, J. Gentilli, W. Breslauer, S. Goodman. i 1 THIRD ROW: Leich, Gimmler, Sullivan, O'Brien, Miss Craig, Landwehr, Wake, Nelson. SECOND ROW: Rocming, Shackelford, Cahill, Nicolet, Hays, Schneider, Swift. FIRST ROW: Williams, Bohl, Evans, Mitchell, Felton, Marshman, Seligmann. 'i .W ,A Q 4 A 'ffm my G . A . A . The Girls' Athletic Association is the pioneer in the girls' sports field. It blazes the trail and leads the way to good sportsmanship, co-operation, and teamwork. This organization is responsible for the varied after school sports program. Each member of G.A.A. is in charge of an after school activity, taking full responsibility. G.A.A. is the hub of a wheel of fun from which all the other sports branch out and revolve around. , ' fr' Imvxb' ' Y Lilllt' dribblvs SENIOR SOCCER THIRD RONV: Scligmnnn, Ifvans, Putcrscn, Riuhm. SECOND ROXV: Barbour, Sulmt-fer, O'liricn, Bolil, Ilays. FIRST ROW: Williams, Cahill, Martin. - - .-: 4-. X! Q I, ,K SOPHOMORE HOCKEY Wlufx flu' bully? THIRD ROW: Strack, Wttkc, Goldsmith, Bcnish, Ilnnscn, Nicolct. SECOND ROW: Bilda, Morgan, jcnscn, Rocmcr, Burkett, johnson. FIRST ROW: Kluge, Lundstcn, Shackclford, Wullner, Gimmler. ..-5. in.. .L Sluggvr Sue SENIOR BASEBALL THIRD ROW: Felton, Gimmlcr, Swift. SECOND ROW: Leupold, Schneider, Evans, O'Bricn, Bolil, Hays, Mitchell FIRST ROW: Cahill, Martin. BASKETBALL Up and over THIRD ROW: Barbour, Williams, Schaefer, Scligmann. SECOND ROW: Hays, Speer, Barnes. FIRST ROW: Evans, Sullivan, Mitchell. BADMINTON B. Swift C. Leich TENNIS B. N. K. Gimmler M' Swift G. Marshman B. Edwards Ugb! VOLLEYBALL THIRD ROW: Woodford, juntuncn, Mishclow. SECOND ROW: Bcmann, Kosmatka, Curtis, Baldus. FIRST ROW: Miller, Saxon. You're on the ball What form! CHEERLEADERS Y. Evans R. Lund C. Lithgow P. Lithgow N. Neefe L. McBride Hcadx up! A. Dictzel D. Miller B. Edwards C. Neefc N. Wright E. Tomchcck Kfrp your eye on the bull ...Ll .. Bulls-eye? Keep 'em flying Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oet. Oct. Ort. Oct. Oct. Ort. Nav Nov Nov. Nov. N ov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. N av. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dee. Dee. Dee. Der. Dee. Dec. Dec. 8 9 14 21 24 25 1 7 8 15 21 22 25 28 29 3 11 12 13 14 16 17-18- 20 22 25 27 3 4 9 11 14 16 17 22 23 CALENDAR Frightened freshies face first day. Upperclassmen join the ranks!! Begin year right by selling bubbler passes to gullible freshmen. Crime wave at Bay!! Four freshmen step on world map in front hall. Crush and Mare take care of them. Politics plays leading role as Student Council elec- tions are held. Delighted Bayites watch Blue Dukes regain Glory Trophy with 26 to 0 score. Shorewood is in mourning!! Bay victorious over West Allis Hale- 25 to 13. Merle Duessing gives junior assembly on nature topic. Bay trounces West Allis Central at Central, 27 to 0. Homecoming weekend WONDERFUL. Bay delivers whalloping punch to South Milwaukee, 19 to 0. District Attorney McCauley at Bay! No arrests made - senior assembly. Blue and Grey eleven downs the Packers Cudahy on short end of 46-7 score. junior and senior gals broke. Dues are paid to Tower Club. Packer Hi-lites feature of boys' assembly. The Bay does it again. Beats Solomon Juneau, 20 to 7, in non-conference game. Youth Council dance. Everyone turns out to cele- brate Teachers' Convention. We like to see our faculty have fun too!! 'Tosa tripped by Blue Dukes' smooth ball handling -14 to 6. Senior speech classes present There Were Voices in the Land for all-school assembly. National Educa- cation Week. Waukesha defeated, 14 to 7, on their field. What a pity! Harriers finish seasong look to next year. Youth Council dance, square and otherwise. Sore feet reign! Bay wins postponed West Milwaukee game, 6 to 0. Play in Mud Puddles! Bay completes season with a 100 per cent record. Yea!!!! Judy and Jack applauded as the leads in Senior class play. Academy award for supporting player goes to Doctor Miller. Football victory dance. Jank's boys are pretty happy! Beverly places second in annual Hearst American history contest. I ate too much is local lament-Thanksgiving. The door to her office-always open to students and teachers- is closed as Whitefish Bay mourns the death of Dr. Marjorie Page. . Annual staff publicly announces better annual for '49. What d'ya think? Bay comes close. but finally succumbs to 'Tosa, 41-37, in Suburban league starter. Student Council entertains juniors and seniors with assembly. Blue Dukes go to the racesg Greys fall, S0-32. Pete breaks sneezing record with 114 ka-choos in 214 study hall. Choir presents annual Christmas program and Tower Club holds its Xmas party. Where docs the money go? Drop 26-25 thriller to Watxkesha. Creamed Cudahy! 71-32. Vacation starts with Xmas formal. Best wishes, Mrs. Ramstack! 194 Dee. 28 Ian. 3 Ian. 7 lun. 14 Ian. 15 Ian. 19 Ian. 21 Ian. 22 lan. 27 Ian. 29 Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 11 8-1949 -29 Feb. 14-15 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Mn. 3 Mai. 5 Mar. I0 Mar. 11 Ma1.15 Mar. 18 Apr. 1 Apr. 9 Apr. 14-19 Apr. 23 Apr. 30 May 5 Muy 7 May 14 May 19 May 21 May 28 May 29 june-1 june X Iune 11 Bay splits even on Wausau-Marshfield double header. One less eligible bachelor- congrats, Mr. Zastrow. Everyone rushes back to schoolg seniors anxious to get it over with. Kuehlmen defeat West Allis Central, 41-32. Bays beat Hale, 40-39. Tower Times has new editors -journalism issue. Shorewood wins one-just for the kicks, of course. Senior speech students introduce Play Night. Blue Dukes bow to South Milwaukee, 41-Sl. West Milwaukee nips Bay, 34-40. Bay featured on Keen Teens. Honor pupils burn midnight oil-exams! Be Bop blasts Bay at first Jazz Concert. Marquette men joke way through debate for Senior assembly. Bay falls short again against 'Tosa, 42-51. Watertown falls before Blue and Grey quintet, S3-47. Seniors top semester honor roll. Must be anxious to graduate! School vibrates from shaking knees of local forensic contestants. Richard Carradine, Shakespearean actor, unable to perform, was replaced by excellent forensic readings. Mr. Shakespeare must have turned in his grave! Whitefish Bay completely overpowers Cudahy, 53-26, to gain a .500 average for the season and to tie for fourth place in the Suburban conference. Mardi Gras festivities at Tower Tag. Junior assembly hears Nathan Hale band! Weekend: Regionals climax hot and cold season for Blue Duke cagers. Our students go to Hale !! Berce Boys trip Maulers in intramural scramble. You're all right!! Shorewood exchange assembly. Congratulations to the new members of the National Honor Society. Faculty STARS and Intramural boys tussle for bucketball honors. Faculty victorious 47-30. Charges reversed. Gals treat boys to All-school Tag. Boys nervous as indoor track meet at Wisconsin Rap- ids approaches. Madison West Relays. Everyone crosses his fingers. The Easter Bunny. At last, spring vacation! Three cheers!!! The annual Quadrangular Meet at W. F. B. The Froshmore girls entertain boys. A-Ha!! Little Suburban at the Bay. Senior Fun Assembly? H-m-m-m. Suburban Relays. South Milwaukee. What every girl waits for-the Junior Prom. King Buzz and Queen Jeanne reign. Congratulations, Senior awards winners. Sectional Meet. Having fun, boys? State Meet at Madison. Well, well-freshmen getting high-hat. 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