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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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Aaseby Ken Butterball certainly knows how to charm the girls with his smile' But then he puts on his shy act and keeps them baf fled Ken is another one of Mr Rieboldts shining examples of what volley ball can do for you Abrams Susan Sue is one girl who is definitely on the ball Her hard work on the TOWER and the TOWER TIMES prove this National Honor claimed her this year which goes to show Sue s got the brains to match her deep eyes and pretty hair Aronson Bob Bob one of the outstand ing fellows on the swim ming team likes outdoor sports especially hunting and skating Hes a pho tography enthusiast and is really a great guy Bob has a sense of humor which everyone appreci ates Atkinson Marcy Saucy Marcy has the lit- tle turned-up nose to match her carefree moods, Her liltinq laugh could be heard almost anywhere and there's never a frown on this lassie s face. Marc is another one of the girls who ventured south Shorewood. Bach, PeQqY Here's a gal who can swim like a fish. She's the pride of any pool class and we're not Iohn- son. Peggy's sincerity has won her many friends during her two years at the Bay and her pretty hair is something we all envy. Bakke Bruce Bru Bak our loy with the green eyes and inno cent smile rust seemed to amble through school He took the tact that he was a star pole vauiter a regu lar on the basketball team and a consistent member cf the honor roll in his casual stride lust keep breezing Bru' Baldus William Baldy knows how to en toy life in no uncertain terms Occasionally hell frown a lit le but that Just means hes thinking Our senior class president would like to become a doctor and our guess is that hell make a good one Barbee Robert What girl in the school hasnt dreamt of going out with Bois? Football basket ball t ack s'udent council president plus a fne character must be what make people admire him Here s one boy who ought to find life pretty easy Barelman Louise Lovely to look at de- lightful to know' -that's Louise-eh, lim? Swim- ming must be what helps her keep that slim figure. Her ambitions lie in the artistic field, and she has a flair for fashion de- signing. Barrows, Timothy Coming to the Bay after two years at Marquette High, Tim, quiet and re- served, was a friend to everyone. Each morning he could be seen stealing someones parking place by displaying the skill of squeezing into dinky parking spaces with his Crosley. Beckerman Carol Carol may not be one of the tallest qrrls rn school but she certarnly has a lot of energy packed rnto her frve feet zero rnches Carol spent some trme at Layton At School thrs year she collects shells parnts and sculptures rn her spare trme Bell Barbara Barbs always happy and always has a trrendly smlle for you as she dash never walks by rn the halls The blue of her chorr robe brrnqs out the blue of her beautrful eyes Great rs the effect of the flutterrnq ot those long long eyelashes' Berndt Rlchard Tall and blond Drclc has made a name for hrmself as a halt mrler and as co captarn of the cross country team Drck rs Smrth en wrth rnqenrous devrces whrch can be seen and heard on hrs lrttle qrey Chevy the car wrth the many horns Bernhaqen Tom A grey Chevy coupe friendly smrle and an easy gomg manner rdentrty Bernre In the femrnrne treld Tom has lrttle trou bles one look at hrm wrll tell you why Hrs marrr rnterest however rs rn the freld of mechanrcs Bloom Reva Reva certarnly recerved more than her share f mrsfortune thrs year Be- tween the chrcken pox and a sprarned ankle she found trme to take the part ot Eve rn the semor class play and occasronally qo for a crurse rn her qreen Chrysler Blust Ronald We all knew a good addr tron was added when Ron came to the Bay rn ms senror year It was no trme before every Bayrte knew hun and was hrs frrend Who could help but lrke hrm wrth that beammq smrle7 Bocher Bette Bettes loyalty and subtle wrt have made her the possessor of tons of frrends Honors Just seem to come naturally to thrs Ourll and Scroll and Natronal Honor Socrety member Tower Club otfrcer and TOWER TIMES edrtor Bolton, Edward Kaschmere the cowboy rs the Joker wrth the pene tratrna humor among other thrngs Ed rs famous for hrs tall storres On the serrous srde Ed worked hard rn cross country and rs an A l buqler rn the Na tronal Guard Bonrath Lourse Lourse always seems to have tons of fun even rf a few too many deten irons come her way She rs known for her short halr cuts her tall slrm figure her loyal frrendshrps and a possrble nrckname of Smoky Boyd Don Dons artrstrc abrlrty rs really great he should qo far rf he chooses art as hrs career He spends hrs spare trme dodgrng bowlrnq balls at Stracha- tas as pm boy and rs known for hrs mad chern rstry fechnrque trtth hour 1 , . 1 . 1 - ' r 1 ' - , , , , es- - . . I ' 1 , 1 , . , , . , I - f 1 2 . : , . , , O - Braun Sally SB s the gal who Don t have any trouble making friends She is one of the chosen few to drive Cadillac and IS known to have no equilibrium Sal s looking forward to Join ing the mighty ranks at Lawrence next year Breslauer Ben Bud will long be remem bered as Iefi in the senior class play and the 1950 TOWER staff will always be grateful to him for his fine work as business manager Elected to both National Honor and Quill and Scroll Bud is knovtm for his ability in the tough courses Brewer lane Although lane was fond of Montford she was a really loyal Bayite You can mention that she s a mem ber of National Honor and Quill and Scroll co editor of the TOWER TIMES and a born reformer but to her friends shell always be Just good ole Brew The school s going to miss Pappy Brewer s daugh er Brill Patricia Our petite Pat is really quite a gal She can sing torch songs that set the world on fire and do imi tations of famous people so that you cant tell the difference Pat s well liked and we know this vivacious miss will be more than welcome at Stephens. Brogan Robert Bob as letter man in both track and cross country has really made a name for himself in his three years at the Bay. Posses- sor of a pair of cute dim- ples, a member of National Honor Society and our seventh hour monitor, Bob is an active and swell guy. Brown Harry Harry gives the impression that hes quiet but those of us who were with him in speech know what a terrific speaker he is Harry also is very fond of cars and is a very good me chanic Busch Clarence Ushka the boy with the lumbering walk and the pride of the tough course teachers is planning his future at Purdue This dead eye of the basketball team has a strange affinity for a certain red head Buscher Tom Tom is a car mechanic and can be seen working hard at a garage nearby It you want to know any thing about cars just ask Tom He is also known for his good speaking voice Calenberg Betty Betty is the gal with the big round eyes that smile whenever she laughs Everyones friend Betty has taken an active part in Tower Club this year If youd like to hear a pleasant voice, iust listen to our Betty. Cary Michael Curly-headed Mike is a boy of many talents. In the part of Wes in the senior class play-punctu- ated by those well-placed Gods -he was really hilarious. He proved to be a rip-snortin' caller for Square Dance club, and music lovers can appreci- ate his fine piano playing. ft K J Cavanaugh Harrret Harrrets a gal who rs never at a loss for words She rs frrendly she rs art ful she rs helpful and she always does her best She puts the best of herself rnto whatever she does Makrng her cute clothes keeps Hat busy Chrrstran lean Iean rs so drfferent rn real lrfe from the gruff Mrs Trrmmer she portrayed rn the semor class play one of the hrts of he show' Secretary of Lrbrary Club a whrz at stenoqra phy a wonderful frrend thats lean We wrsh her success rn her career as a secretary Cohen, Iustrne Bunny rs a qrrl of many talents Recently she has become adept at knrttrng arqyle socks cookrng and sewrng All thrs would lead one to belreve that our herorne wrll some day make a perfect housewrfe but Bunny has her heart set on nursrng Cook Robert Borrs one of the boys rs presrdent of Rrfle Club a regular on the volleyball team and a standby on the golf squad One of hrs outstandrnq character rstrcs rs Dot rnq over qood food Bobs humor has won hrm fame rn the Bays halls Coplrn Charles Clmrck rs known for hrs perstrasrve manner h always manages to almost convrnce the teachers A sharp dresser Chuck can of en be seen rn the car off for a trme wrth da boys Hes another one cf the qanq bound for the U next year Counsell Betty Betty rs one of the few qrrls who took physrcs whrch proves that shes got the brams to match her cute looks Frrendly loyal and hard workrng are adrectrves to descrrbe Betty s much admrred character Creath Marlon Glenn proved that he was the Bays brarn and brawn boy by hrs electron to Natronal Honor Socrety hrs constant appearance on the Honor Roll and hrs fine work rn football swrmmrnq and track Hrs popularrty rs unlrmrted hrs smrle devrlrsh and those brceps well' Crowley Wrllrarn Wrllre wrll always be remembered for hrs won dertul lrrsh tenor vorce basketball and a temper on the golf course He rs known to take specral rn terest rn a certarn blond and spends hrs lersure trme drsruptrng classrooms Culloden Ioan Bown rs a qal of many talents Skrrnq at Slrnqer and that Sun Valley trrp took up most of her wrn ter Wrth her pretty frqure and smart clothes Ioan rs admrred by all and we agree she s a pretty terrrfrc lrttle qrrl Davrs Mary Ellen Mel drd a swell rob of stealrnq the show as Hy rn the semor class play Her short bob can always be seen Just barely show ma above the car wrndow as she races by As a member of the orchestra she kept Mr Parrs guess rng as to when shed sneeze next 1 1 . 1 . . - 1 I . . . , 1 1 . . . 11 11 - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 11 11 1 . 11 . . 11 . 1 1 1 1 11 11 . . . ' I 11 . 11 11 11 . 1 1 1 . , , 1 1 1 r' 4 x . . 9 . 11 11 1 0 , . . ' 1 v mv Degner V1rg1n1a Beanre everyone s pal and who would ob Ject to havrng such a good lookmg frrend around? Her cute smlle has conquered many She certamly h s a way of domg thmgs that IS entlrely her own Dlttmer LOIS Lovely Lots has blended her voice wrth the cholr for four years and pro Jed that she rs loyal to any organrzatron to whrch he belongs lf youd lrke to see Lots after school you should Sreker at he drme store where she works Drought Tom T D was one of the rn dlspensable managers f the basketball team thrs year He also dad a very good Job as sports co edrtor on the TOWER TIMES Behmd hrs thought ful expression hes a great sense of humor and an all round good kzd Ersler Donna Icy proves the sayrng Good thrngs come IH small packages Her gorgeous black tresses can be seen travelrng through the halls at a great speed Well WaJer that Donna s one gal who wtll go far Elconln, Arhne Elco Just loves to talk and her many fnends Just love to hsten to her Also delrghtful to hear IS her marvelous prano playmg Elco IS everyones pal and has a good shoulder to cry upon Farrell lean Comrng to the Bay from MUS lean made an rm medrate hrt wtth every one Her shy smrle reflect ed her fnendly personalrty and 11 wasnt long before everyone knew of Ieanme The Bay wrll really mxss th1s long harred lass Felber, lanet Walnet one of the few who can get good grades while takrng hfe easy can usually be seen drrvmg the lrttle Black Bug around probably rn the v1c1n1ty of Marquette U lanets one of those mad chemists Follmer Rlchard Dlcks full of enthusrasm and pep He seems to like all grrl orgamzatrons evidenced by his contrl butrons to cheer leadmg and water ballet Not to be neglected IS hrs tenor vorce whlch lent xtself so well to both cholr and madrlgals Frensz, Ph.1ll1p Phlls fxrst love seems to be skung Although h has shown 1nd1cat1ons of bemg a woman hater ns really not true Phrl has also gone out for tenms durmg hrs years at the Bay and can often b seen exerc1s1ng up at Klode Gardmer Bob Bob or You all can of course be recognrzed by hrs tall lanky frame Hrs easy gomg manner pleas ant smrle and southern accent make everyone like hrm How we enJoyed the plenty mad truck drxver ln the class playll , , IS , . C , .a , , S n . . , . ., . ,. t . 5, , , O . - as . , . 9 , 9 NV., , , , . . , Garlmg Edward A very pleasant combma t1on of a good student a good sport and a good frlend Ed has achieved much recognrtton 1D the freld of sknng especlally among the professtonals Ed s a favorrte puprl 1n the tough courses Goldmann Ioan Thls dark halred lass IS known by all for her frtendly H1 Hon Every thtng Ioanle does lS ac complrshed wrth a great deal of enthusiasm ex cludmg homework She IS one of the fortunate few who gets good grades wxthout overtndulgmg ln thxs lndoor sport Goldsmlth Harry Harry could probably be classxfled as the Immor tal Bayxte but to most of us hes Just Klng of the Hoboes Aqgresslve and good natured he IS a fan of clean sports and avld member of MUSIC Ap- prectatxon Club Gngg, Iarnes Th1S blond good lookmg guy llkes to ftsh among other thmgs Hes a car enthusiast lrke so many of the Bay boys and rn the world of sports IS an ex cellent baseball player rn the summer league Grlmrn, Carol Pretty and blond with the frame to match IS Carol Lrked by all Carols a hard and efftclent worker when xt comes to getting thtngs done Carol can usually be seen next to her red head cousm m a brand new Packard Tough eh Gnmrn R1chard H1 Dlx strrkes some people as bemg the sertous type but thats Just ln school Hts pet peeve seems to be people that don t smrle Dtck IS another one of the boys gomg up to Lawrence for that col lege lxfe Grtnker Loyal Loy can always keep a class xn stttches I-les a defmrte pool and card en thuslast wrth a deep vorce shy smtle blue eyes and unusual sense of humor He can often be seen dashmg out of hrs house at exactly 8 ll A M and somehow always ar rrvmg at school on time Hanson Charles Handsome Hanson or bet ter known as Chuck xs the guy wxth a frrendly H1 There and a good word for everybody Chuck has the abxhty to keep any class tn hystertcs by hrs wxse cracks Hrs only gnpe lS that Gable IS cramptng hrs style Hartshorn Ted Teds smlle has every gtrl m school fasctnated Thats too bad tho b cause Teds mterests are football basketball and tenms Of course he IS one of the famous Txppet Hartshorn doubles team He has been an outstand mg student tn both school work and extra currtcular acttvtttes Good luck Mayor' Helden Nancy Ba IS our nomrnee for the Ipana smtle of the year Contrary to her usual friendly fun lovmg person alxty she portrayed haughty Lenore tn the semor class play provmg that shes an actress de luxe Good luck at Wls consm Hexde' Henmngteld Carlos Carlos has more expres sxons than any boy rn school He mslsts that va nety IS the sprce of hte and proves It by be1ng on the football team and one ofthe Red Ants Carlos holds the record of belng the only person rn school who can pronounce hxs name backwards H1ckey Paul Even though he got a bad break ln the football sea son Hxck became one of the mamstays of the volleyball team Paul 1S smcere and pleasant to everyone and always seems to have a wlse crack on hand Hlll Rlchard D1cks the fella that kept the bookstore runnlng smoothly and also man aged to have Gay tlmes ber of both track and cross country teams D1Ck has CI ready smlle for all of hrs frrends Hoelz Nancy Nanc the gal Wllh the beautlful ha1r IS one of those people who can al ways wm an argument Besldes smgmg solos rn chorr she always looks as rf she d Just stepped out of a page from Vogue Those deep brown eyes are turned to Rawlmgs Hume Pat Putz the gal w1th the beautlful eyes and flaw less complexlon was one gtrl who always seemed to have her troubles We re wondenng Just how the school w1ll survrve wzth out vrvacrous Pat to keep the teachers wondermg what ll happen next Huntmgton Helen Helen proved her clever ness as co feature edrtor of the TOWER TIMES The Huntmgton home and the words Open House are synonymous because everyones always wel come there Helen IS one gal wzth a ternhc person ahty and we know shell be well lrked wherever she goes lmmekus, Robert Bob makes WQCHI an ac tlve radlo statron as thls IS hrs number one mterest Between QSO s he man ages to fmd tlme for school He has started on his ca reer by being an act1ve member of the Sxgnal Corps d1v1s1on of the A1r Force Iensen, Don Don was a very valuable asset m sports thls yea especrally to the Red Ants l He IS clehmtely not l1eves rn staymg home on school mghts One oi hrs grlpes 15 that the week ends are too short Iohnson Arlene Irma 1S the g1rl with the pretty blond ha1r l-lavmg an mterest 1n muslc she s been a loyal member of the chorr Arlenes DICE clothes and cute hqure have helped to make lh1S Bay belle a popular one Iohnson Gerald Ierrys cute grrn and curly ha1r lend a defmlte attractlon to the book store Hrs ternflc sports ab1l1ty won honor for the Bay rn both football and track Everyone thrllled to hls beautlful bass volce but Ierry hkes all music especlally Bach I I . . .1 1. 1 1 1 1 . 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Iohnson, Mary Mary has the nght com bmatton of blond hair blue eyes and a fa1r com plexxon Add that combma non to pretty clothes and an effervescent personality and youve got our Mary wxth the laughxng face Iohnson, Wlllldm B111 rs another one of the Bays car mechan1cs and he can often be seen d1'1V mg around 1n a Buxck A modest man who htdes a personallty others m1ght well envy B111 IS a good frrend to those who know un Ioys Sargeant Sarge IS constantly domg someth1ng to make people laugh He part1c1pated 111 football and then Jomed the ranks of the volleyball team Sarge doesn t know xt but that shy smxle makes a lot of gxrls sxt up and take not1ce Kalser Molly The Belle of Eagle Rxver durmg the summer Molly manages to fmd tlme for school m the wmter She really enjoys her classes and sees to 1t that every one else does too Molly s the g1rl whos known for her beaut1ful clothes and that blue Cad1llac Kassner, I1m lun has a habtt of malung people tongue t1ed especx ally when arqumg Al though Ixm spent a lot of trme on the sw1mm1ng team he never mlssed a thlng that happened around school HIS pleas ant manner must be what keeps Kass out of trouble Kenzel, lay lf you see a flash no doubt 1ts lay w1th h1s camera for hes a f1er1d for photography and can take excellent plctures lay runs a lGX1SeI'V1Ce at noon with h1s black Burck Kratsch, Fhchard If you want somethmg done and done rrght ask D1ck HIS mam mterest 1S trams and a vxsxt to the Kratsch home wlll prove Dxck IS an excellent model raxlroad engmeer Ouret reserved unselhsh Dlck IS another of the Bay bache ors Kub Mary Mary the grrl wxth the persuasxve manner pecrally when at comes to gettmg a rtde home is another of the mad chem xsts Thxs quxet mtss who hangs out at the Pharm can always be seen wear mg the latest styles Landwehr Mary Mare ongxnator of the duck ta1l at WFB has a certam spec1a1 charm and a way of saylng Hello that makes everyone l1ke her Although presxdent of GAA her specxal tn terest ltes 1n art fine work on the TOWER IS proof of her talent Larkm Barbara Athlet1c Barb IS a wonder ful swimmer and knows how to rxde a horse If you want to hear a good yoke Barbs the gal who knows one and how to tell t Waukesha seems to have a hold on th1s gxrl s alfecuons Lassen, Larry Tall and quiet Larry was another of the hardy boys who withstood the cross country and track seasons Larry is very interested in conservation and a gaze into the crystal ball will probably find him a chief forest ranger or conserva tiomst Leich, Carol Carol is known for her beautiful clothes and a smile which charms every one As the efficient news editor of the TOWER TIMES and a member of GAA she proved that she doesn t Plautz around all the time Leverenz Richard Dick is one of the bramier boys who is well liked by all One of his past ac complishments Was play mg in the band and one of his present interests is working with the tennis team Levine Iulian Quiet lulian is well known around school. Besides being a loyal member of the cross country squad and track team he is very interested in radio. lf you hear a loud crash o doubt it is Prof. Levine ex- perimenting with his ther- mit bomb. Lithgow, Catherine Cassie, our cartwheel- ing cheerleader, has made a big hit these four years with her endless pep, energy, and good nature. She works hard at Heine- mann's on the Spring after school. Trim, cute, and little are the best adjec- tives for Cassie. Lubitz, Barbara Barb Al be well liked wherever she goes Her cute little figure and man ner are things which we wont forget Hard work ing and a swell pal Barb is the gal who wouldnt give up trying even when it came to diving and swimming Lunney lim Ilm noted for his black curly hair is a guy with a smile for everyone One of his main schooltime in terests has classified him as a big time operator movie that 1S Iims only gripe 1S the mispronuncia tion of his last name MacKay Mary Louie the owner of that beautiful black hair IS the life of any party or class room Thiscomediennekept advanced dramatics howl mg and is well known for her different sayings A loyal and good friend Mary will be missed next year. McCullough Delores A living advertisement of the Shorewood theater is 'Do-Do. All of us have seen that pretty face in the ticket window of the Shorewood. Delores and her cute ways will remain stamped in our memories. McManus, lohn This rather shy, casual, but friendly fella managed to maintain high grades and innumerable friends during his years at the Bay. lt was noted that Iohn was most at home in lean s when he could display his charm and magnetic personality. Marer Davrd Huntrng and playrng bas' ketball occupy much of Daves spare trme Hrs genral drsposrtron has won hrm many frrends and his good sense and good na ture go hand rn hand l-les a pal we re glad to lrst rn our book of frrends Malmon Lors Lors appears to be a quiet grrl but we know better One of Lors pastimes rs remrnrscrng about the good old days back U1 grade school Next year at the U we are sure she wrll enroy talkrng about the good old days t WFB Markert, Rosemary A dressmakers dream thats ROS19 Pretty and neat they rust dont come any more perfect ROSIG can be seen drrvrng gang of krds to school every mornrng rn that new lrght green Olds Calr tornra here she comes' Marshman Gay Small dark and good lookrng wherever she goes whatever she does Gay H111 be notrced not only because of her perk turned up nose those twrnklrng eyes and danc mg feet but also because of her happy drsposrtron and frrendly manner Masker Irm lndran has upheld all the tradrtrons of the Larkrn Street gang thrs year from sports to rust plarn fun It must be that smrle that causes all the attentron rm gets from the grrls Too bad therr charms do not affect hrm' Meng, Nancy Nanc really made an effrcrent Student Council secretary Her neat frgure whrch sports clothes well can be seen dashrng through the halls at noon Her lrrendly manner and cheerfulness have won her many frrends Merske Rrchard One of the Bun Boys Mersk has upheld the tradrtron throughout the year by bemg the most casual boy rn the school Drck has four mam terests clothes grrls horses and partres where everybody s happy' Meyers Iohn Although he rs never seen takrng home a book Iohn s marks dont show rt He shows mterest rn a green car whrch rs the only car at school wrth a taxr meter' Iohn rs one of Coach Matters frshes Mrller, Howard Our good looking mrd semester graduate clarmed he was the valedrctorran of hrs class True enough because Howre proved hrmself loyal to the Bay wrth outstandrng frrendlr ness We were sorry to see Howre leave so soon for greener pastures Mrller Phllllp Phrl rs noted for hrs musr cal abrlrty and plays a hot clarmet rn the Dean Phrllrps orchestra Hes noted for talkrng hrs way out of detentron so that he could spend hrs after school hours wrth a cer tam freshman 63 u Miller, Virginia Ginqe is a cute, freckled little blond who has been News Feature editor of the TOWER TIMES. There is a great attraction to this friendly gal because of her terrific sense of humor and her well-known smile. Molstad, Carlyn Carlyn, a junior member of the National Honor So- ciety, blew a mellow French horn in both or- chestra and band. Her wit and brains combine to make her a perfect co- feature editor of the TOWER TIMES. A pre- med course at the U is her destination for next year. Myers Torn Blending his VOICE in choir both at church and at school was a must for blond curly haired Tom Although pint sized his more than audible laugh can rock the school when he gets going On the serious side Toms an ac tive member of H1Y and will be definitely missed next year Ness Lester Tall good looking and easy going Les has made many friends at the Bay He is a stalwart Republi can as we all know and is not afraid of voicmg his views Lots of luck Les in your advertising career N igbor Torn Tom runs a regular taxx service on the way from Lannon every morning Our sixth hour monitor also served the school IH track and golf and as football manager Tom 1S noted for his friendly warm eyes N oeske, Wally Wally, who hails from Shorewood, found fun and more fun at the Bay. His slow and pleasantly ac- cented voice combined with a good disposition brought him many friends and admirers. Wally's main interests lie in base- ball, basketball, billiards, and bowling. Pederson, Ioan Pretty Ioanie joined the mighty ranks here at the Bay from Riverside and before that from Germany. Her quiet, sincere manner has won her many new friends. We wish her the best of luck here in America. Pepper Marshall Comrade Pepper our Senior Choir president can always be seen either laughing or talking or both Aside from being cl sports enthusiast Mar finds time to be on Student Council and a mainstay of the Annual Staff especial ly seventh hour Phelan Roberta Bobbie s lively personalx ty has captivated all of us Her house is always open for parties as is the door of her green Chevy for anyone who is going to the Spring The Bay wont be the same without Bobbie Phillipson Torn Enthusiasm IS the word for Tommy our loyal Young Republican Amore convincing speaker you could never find He en ioyed working n the TOWER TIMES saff and in Student Council We expect to see you running for President some day Tom' wit af' 1 Plater Ioseph Ioes tr1ed hrs hand at cross country and football but hrs real talent hes ln berng one of the best hurd lers on the track team Iolly Ioe rs noted for hrs sense of humor and hrs ablllty to tell a good 1oke Podell Ben Poodle IS a frrendly guy Takmq to chemrstry llke a duck takes to H20 h proved that soap could be made m seven mlnutes and not rn half an hour Often seen in new cars the Podells wxll be mlssed by the Bay Podell Marlene Marly came to our halls tn her Jumor year from Tosa and IH less than a week was known through out the school for her tn fecttous glggle and vactous red ha1r Marly has a wonderful ear for musrc Wxth her keen tmagmatron to a1d her tn mterpretmg musxc s e really can ttckle the lvones Podell Stan Stan the thlrd of the fa mous Bay Poodles can often be seen speedmg along rn hrs Lmcoln l-le Just seems to take every thmq easy-and gets a lot of fun out of domg rt that way' Putterman Barbara Barb IS one of those gtrls who beheve rn emoymg hte Next year at nursrng school there wont be tune to loaf so Barb IS takrng advantage of rt now She has made many new frxends ln her two years at the Bay Radomskt, Dorothy Heres a gxrl wtth the en v1ed natural blond harr But where drd that red streak come from? You can usually see Dorts Bob mg around Cook mg up somethmg rn the way of dlsplaymg her ar txstxc talents Rendenbach Paula Our 1llustrrous co-edltor of the TOWER possesses charm wrt and personah ty plus a marvelous ar l1SllC sense Paul was one of the lucky few to go to New York She IS known to be always avarlable for brldge Resnlck, Herbert Herb the Charles Atlas of the semor class IS known for creatlng tldal waves tn the pool He tumed to a more drgnxfled category of school lrfe 1n the ap precxatton of flne muslc He IS also noted for his subtle humor Rtce Marq1e Holy Angel s loss was cer tamly our gam when Marg came to the Bay as a yunror Ugh opened her house and heart to her frrends To really ap prectate Ugh you have to get to know her but once you do tts worth tt Roemmg Carol Ioe rs qulte a sport en thuslast As a member of GAA she set an example of good sportsmanship that cannot be equalled Wrth her sense of humor and frrendly dxsposttxon, we know that shell be welcome wherever she goes ffficf' Rueckert, Phil A good sport and swell fella, Phil's kind of a half- pint, but don't let size fool you because he really gets around. He's a guy whose mind must have hidden thought We hope the future holds good luck and happiness Russo loyce Mouse s biggest interests are in art and in keepmg her teachers in a good mood This slxm gal IS envied for her black nat urally curly hair and her beautiful clothes Ioyces pet peeve is that she cant get the green Buick enough Saarr Io Ann Plattertudes and Io Just seem to go together for our TOWER TIMES co-edr tor loves all music You can tell of her long list of accomplishments in her two years at the Bay her original expressrons and her great popularity but no words can possibly describe someone like Io Salrs, Iere Pmtsxzed Ieres favorite song is If You Knew Susie' Ieres humor defl mtely his own has won many friends He and his car can be seen tearing down Marlborough almost any time-after school of course! Schemmtz, Leanne As concert mistress of the orchestra Leanne really showed us what she can do with a violin Shes a sports enthusiast especial ly U1 basketball Keepmg the home nursing class m a constant uproar was one of Leannes accomplish ments tool Schoebel, Ioan She's engaged, she's lovely, she uses Iergen's. This gal helped keep the stenography class laugh- ing and had lun being a senior in a freshman gym class loans one of those girls who defied fashion and kept her lovely hair long Schroeder Robert Bob falls into the category of being quiet but hes a real pal to those lucky enough to know him well He plays the saxophone in band Mr Kundman will really miss his first sax player next year Schwartzbeck Dick Mr Daniels favorite stu dent has shown much ability 1n tennis In fact thats about the only thing Dick is serious about He also contributed his tenor voice to madrrgals this year Next year he is bound for Mxchigan State Schwerm, Iames The guy with the ever ready smile is hm Dont let his quiet manner de ceive you because under neath rt all is a keen per sonality He certainly de serves a Pat on the back for all he has clone es peclally as co editor of the TOWER Sieqnst Edward Ed was one of the back bones ol the Bays first swimming team this year He is better known as Mr s pet fish Ed rs another one of the boys who operates a taxi serv ice to and from school Nm Skrukrud Richard Skunky ts another of those ardent Young Repub lrcans whom youll prob ably see recetvmg some polrtrcal plum from Presr dent Tom land thats not Dewey ettherll He can be heard m orchestra and band tootmg hrs trumpet and everyones proud to call Skunky a frrencl Srmth Barbara Our Tower Club Presxdent made a name for herself around school by bemg m rust about every organrza tron you can mentton Smztty loves sports and shes really a track fan She has to be or a certam half mrler would be plenty Berndt up' Smlth Gay Gay the mventor of so many trrcky sayrngs can be recogmzed Just about anywhere wrth her I care eh? Mrss Eggert rs real ly going to mrss the Plus sel f Gabys laugh Go East Gay' Stern, Nma Mane Hee the gal with the red harr IS always en thusrastrc especrally over sports and modern dance Wrttlng Bay Belles for the TOWER TIMES and transporttng her frtends to and from school rn the old Ialop are two of her mam actrvrtles Sudduth Harold Belng a member of the only set of twrns m the class drstrngmshes Harold Hes yust about the only person rn the world that has absolutely no enemies Vtlho could not appreclate this shy fella wrth the boyxsh manner' Sudduth Howard Good sense and good na ture are never separated nexther are twrns Iudglng solely from observatron he strrkes us as berng care- free because worry and Howard never met Ttnk erxng wzth motors occupxes much of hrs spare 'txme Sulllvan Sally Vrvacrous Sal the ltfe of any party adheres to the saymg Lrttle but wrse she s a terror for her s1ze Thls tmy pack of dyna rmte IS a wonderful danc er and a lot of fun to those who know her well Swope Patr1c1a Pats a gal who puts everythmg off untrl the last mmute She kept everyone tn a humorous frame of mmd rn stenogra phy We re glad West D1 vlsron gave us this cheer ful cute mrss Taylor, Dora Dora ts a glrl who really has everythmq personall ty good looks brams and muslcal abxhty Luggtng that cello to school must have been qulte a 1ob but xt was really worth xt for Tay proved that she was an exceptronally fine artlst Thelen Nancy Nanc another natural blond can be seen as the thxrd party of the gals that rlde 1n a Packard Shes a true friend with a fun lovtng darmg attltude We know shell make some- one an effrcrent secretary or bookkeeper WMM Thompson, Betty Pretty Betty can be seen Bob -ing around up at l-leinemann's, working hard. She's a gal with a sunny smrle and clothes whrch she herself makes Betty s one of the dre hard grrls who remamed rn phy srcs second semester Tretelbaum Sandra Known as Sandy to most of her frrends she has a specral mterest rn Madr son Thrs dark harred gal can be seen wrth hrm almost any trme Wrth a smrle that peps you up Sandy rs a real frrend to all who know her well Tlppet, Ralph Turk loves to laugh and to make people laugh It rs easy to tell hrm comrng down the street by hrs lackadarsrcal walk has also shown much abrlrty ln tennls and helped to make the doubles team of Trppetllartshorn e prrde and Joy of the Bay Trevrsan Delores Do s mam mterest lles rn fashron desrgnrng Thrs quret but athletrcally mmded grrl could be seen frequently at the Mllky Way The Bay wrll never forget you Do especral ly after the Iungle Passron perfume Van Gent, Eugene Ouret Gene has blended hrs vorce wrth the chorr for four years and shown us that he really can srng Euqenes another one of those enthusrastrc young Republrcans and can al ways be seen collectmg dues Loyal to the cause rsnt he? Vanselow, Neal Blond Neal disproves the theory that most boys can't get straight A's. l-le's done it for four years. Neal can be seen drrvrng a gang of krds to school rn hrs blue car the prrde and joy of the Vrllage Hall a place he often fre quents Vrlesman leanne Ieannre can often be seen keeprng the alto sectlon of the cho1r rn an uproar and chargrng never walkrng up the starrs She can usually be found up at Meredrg s Bakery and we knowthat the baker doesn t mrnd Qurck on the trrg ger that s our Ieannre War er lack lack has attended a varrety of schools always endrng up at the Bay Partrcrpat mg rn a number of sports he drd well rn all lack rs also known for hrs wrse cracks whrch keep the students and hrs Icy companron laughrng Walker, Shrrley A smrle on her face and rosy cheeks rdentrfy thrs Bayrte Anybody who has been rn any of her classes knows that Shrrley can really make a class ln terestrng We wont forget our Shrrl wrth the bubblrng laughter Weeks Leonard Thrs lrve wrre can be seen about rn a Model T that strll runs mrraculously' Rrfle Club can really be proud of rts hrgh scorer Lens pep and sparklrng eyes show hrs great per sonalrty Weqmann Norbert A great brg bundle f oy could be another name for The Count Buzz rs a Jovral fellow who rs about as humorous as they come He can often be seen rn Trms ht tle car as co prlot Werl Rrchard Drck rs a small guy but what he packs mto hrs frve feet frve mches really amazrng I-le could usually be heard makrng some wlse crack rn the mrddle of a serrous class drscussron The Bay wrll mrss thrs httle guy who kept everyone laughrng Wersrnan Rrchard The co captam of hrs years cross country team drdnt see much actron untrl track season because oi rllness Drck played a smooth trombone rn both band and orchestra For a person that rs so quret he IS very well known Wheeler Ierry lerry can usually be found cr Sue srnq around rn hrs blue Plymouth convertrble Hrs love for cars together wrth hrs frrendly smrle and pleasant drsposrtron have made hrm a long to be re membered favorrte at the Bay Wrllrarns lack lack rs the proud owner of the green machrne 'Vho else but lack would know now to frx rt l though he has hrs troubles 'oo' lt rs sard that he has a fondness or lrttle grrls and brg partres Wrlson, Glen Buzz has recerved enough honors rn sports to last a lrfe trme He wrll be mrssed qurte a brt next year when football season rolls around Besrdes berng a great Prom Krng Buzz rs also one of the few people who know how to soft soap the teachers and ean Wrlson Warren Tall black harred pleasant and frrendly are adyectrves best descrrbrng Warren also known as Doodle In addrtron to hrs school Interests mcludrng chorr he IS an actrve member of the Natronal Guard and a football basketball and baseball enthusrast Wysocky Drck Besrdes berng a talented pramst and an A rated de clarmer Drck has proved to be a successful artrst and lrbrary drsplay charr man Showing an unusual humor amrdst hrs school actrvrtres Drck has made hrmself a favorrte among many Bayrtes Yoh Iohn A hard effrcrent worker best descrrbes Iohn the Hr Y presrdent As a mem ber of the cross country squad and track team Iohn proved he was loyal Bayrte We wrsh hrm luck at Extensron next year Young Mrrram Mlmr rs one of those few krng srzecl blondes As we all know life wrth Mrrnr 15 never dull Badmmton tenms and the senror class play made Mrmr well known throughout the school Zeller, William You can always tell when B111 rs around by the tre mor of the walls He rs nothmg to be afrald ol though hes Just one of those people who gets a krck out of lxfe Hrs favonte sayma seems to be Thats Life' NO PICTURE CHAPMAN ROBERT ROTHMAN SHELDON STONE ROBERT STROEBEL DON SENIOR ROSTER Aasoby lon Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 F tb ll I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 Abrams Susan Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Lxbrary Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 Latm Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmorel 2 Musxc Apprecratxon Club 3 4 Tower Trmes 3 4 Copy Edrtor 4 Annual Staff 2 4 Faculty Editor 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Aronson Robert-Chemrstxy Club 4 Photography Club 4 Bxol0qY Club 2 Operators Club I 2 3 Swrmmlnq 4 llHnson Marcy Student Councrl 3 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Class Play 4 Hockey 2 Soccer 1 Vol leyball 3 Basketball 2 Semor Choir 3 4 Iunror Choxr 2 Freshman Choir I Badmrnton 3 Bach. Poqqy Tower Club 4 Volleyball 4 Swxmmrng 3 4 Badmrnton 4 Tenms 4 lakh Bruce-Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 laldus. Bill-Natroncrl Honor Socrety 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Youth Councxl 4 Lattn Club 3 Presxdent 3 Chem rstry Club 3 Freshman Choxr l Forensxcs 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Track 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Tenms l 2 Class Presrdent 4 Bm-boo Robert-Natronal Honor Soczety 3 4 Presxdent 4 Ouxll and Scroll 4 Student Councxl 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presrdent 4 Youth Counctl 4 Latxn Club 2 Semor Chorr 3 4 Iunror Chor 2 Fresh man Choxr l Madnqals 4 Band I 2 Tower Trmes 4 Annual Staff 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Barolman. Louise-Student Councrl I Youth Councrl 1 4 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club 1 2 Semor Choxr 3 Iumor Choir 2 Fresh man Choir l Barrows Timothy-Student Councrl 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 lockorman Carol-Lrbrary Club I 2 Home Ec Club 3 Art Club l Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club 3 4 Swlrnmrnq 3 4 Lxte Savmq 4 Tennis 2 Boll. Barbara Lrbrary Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore l 2 Semor Choxr 3 4 Iunror Chorr 2 Freshman Chorr l Borndt. Dick Radzo Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Chemrstry Club 4 Orches tra l Auto mechamcs Club 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Ccrcaptam 4 Bonahqlm Tom-Auto-mechamcs Club l 2 Track l 2 4 Bloom. lava--Lxbrary Club l 2 3 4 Home Bc Club 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Blunt lonald-Entered 4 Football 4 Track 4 lolhn. Edvard-Spanxsh Club 2 3 Chernrstry Club 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Rrile Club 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Track 1 3 Cross-Country 3 4 Bochor Boho-Natronal Honor Soctety 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Biology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore l 2 Musxc Apprectahon Club l 2 3 4 Semor Chorr 3 4 Iumcr Chorr 2 Freshman Chorr l Orchestra I 2 3 Stnnq Ensemble 2 Tower Txmes 4 Annual Staff 2 lolraih, louise-Gerrnan Club 2 Tower Club 4 Stage Crew 2 Soarer I Volleyball l Basketball 4 Badminton 2 3 Baseball 2 'UIQ Don-Spanrsh Club 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Stage Crew 1 Auto- medsamm Club l Bunn. Sally-Latm Club l Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore l 2 Soooer 1 Basketball l Bnslmsor lon-Nahonal Honor Socrety 4 Oulll and Scroll 4 Lxbrary Club 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 Latxn Club 3 Chemrstry Club 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Busmess Manager 4 Semor Class Play 4 Operator s Club I Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Basketball Manager I Track 2 3 lnwor lane-Natwnal Honor Society 3 4 Oulll and Saell 3 4 Stu dont Counml 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Vxoe Presxdent 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Chemxstry Club 4 Photography Club 3 Secretary 3 Broloqy Club 2 Presxdent Z Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Fresh manChorrl Bandl 2 3 Towerhmosl 2 3 4 Coedrtor4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Horiey 3 Soaxr I 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Badmmton2 Baseballl 2 3 Tenrus Drlll. Patrldn-French Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 4 Art Club I 4 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club 1 2 Musrc Apprecratlon Club 4 Semor Class Play Student Director 4 Volleyball l 2 3 Basketball 2 Badmrnton l 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 Modem Dana 4 lsoqms. .0113-NGUODGI Honor Soaety 4 Student Councll 2 3 Ger man Club 3 President 3 Latin Club 4 Chemtstrg Club 3 HIY Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 ross-Country 4 Brown. Barry-Spamsh Club 2 Bloloqy Club 2 Freshman Choir l Auto-Enechamm Club l Intramural Basketball 2 Football 1 Volley Busch. Clmlneo-National Honor Soclety 4 Youth Counctl l Chemistry Club 3 Freshman Chorr l Annual Stat! 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basket.ba1Il2 3 4 Track2 3 4 StudentCounctl4 luschn Calonbori Betty-German Club 2 3 Home Ec Club l Tower Club 3 4 Fros more Club l 2 Musrc Apprecratron Club 3 4 Stage Crow 3 Forenslt: 4 Cay llclm-ol-Sparrish Club 2 3 4 Radxo Club 2 3 4 President 3 Chemistry Club 3 Music Appreciation Gub 3 3 Senior Cholr 3 4 lunror Chorr 2 Freshman Chorr l Semor Class Play 4 Stage Crew I 2 Operators Clubl 2 3 4 Forensrcsl 2 Track 3 Cavanauqh Har-rlst-Spamsh Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Art Club 2 Bnology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club Chapman Robert Footballl 2 3 Volleyball 2 Chnstlan Ioan Lrbrary Club l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Sl-Danish Club 2 3 4 Tower Club 4 Froshmore Club 1 2 Semor Class Play 4 Cohen Iustino-Lrbrary Club 1 2 Spanrsh Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Cook lloborHYouth Councxl 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Rrfle Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Football l 2 Basketball l 2 Track l Volleyball 3 4 Golf 3 4 Cofplln Charles-Spanish Club l Chemrstry Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Band l 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Tenrus 2 Croath Marlon Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Golf 4 Swrmmrnq 4 Class VrcePres1dent 4 Counsoll Betty Lrbrary Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 Chemxstry Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Tower Trmes 4 Soccer l Crowley Vlllham Youth Councrl 4 Semor Chorr 3 4 Iunror Cholr 2 Freshman Choxrl Madrrqals 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl Golf 2 3 4 Class V1cePresrdent 3 Culloden Ioan-Student Councxl 2 Youth Councrl 1 3 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Clubl 2 Presrdent 2 Orchestra l Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Davis llary-Student Councxl l 4 Lrbrary Club I 2 French Club 2 3 Spanrsh Club 1 Art Club l 2 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Clubl 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 Tower Txmes I Semor Class Play 4 Stage Crew l 2 3 4 Forensrcs l Hockeyl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Swrmmrnq 4 Baseballl 2 3 Dognor Vlrqima-Spamsh Club 3 4 Latrn Club l Home Ec Club l 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club 1 2 Dttfmor Lolo-German Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 3 Chemrstry Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Choxr 3 4 Iunxor Chorr 2 Freshman Chorr l Madrtqals 4 Droslqht form-Ourll and Scroll 4 Freshman Choxr l Tower Trmes 4 Sports Edrtor 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Football l 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Tenms l Basketball Manager 4 Zloonln lrlmo-Student Councll 4 Lxbrary Club I French Club 1 Chemrstry Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Secretary 2 Dramatrcs l Volleyball 1 Basketball I Student Councxl 3 S anrsh Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 ruH':clk'e:.7in Basketball 3 Swxmmirq 4 Badmmton 3 Baseball 3 Tennrs 3 Folbor lanot Youth Councrl 4 Home EC Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmorel 2 Semor Chorr 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Iumor Chorr 2 Freshman Choxr I Orchestra 1 Hockey l Soccerl 2 Volleyballl Basketballl 2 Badmmtonl 2 Baseball l Tennrsl 2 Follmsr Richard-Lrbrary Club 3 4 Semor Chorr 3 4 Iumor Chorr 2 Freshman Choxr I Madngals 4 Cheer Leaders l 4 Auto mecharucs Clubl HxY Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Footballl 2 3 Track 2 Swxm mrnq 4 honss Phrlllp-Iunxor Choxr 2 Freshman Choxr I Volleyball 4 Tennxs Gardlner Bob-Student Councrl l 4 Semor Chorr 3 4 lunror Choxr 2 Band 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Semor Class Play 4 Operators Club l 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Basketballl 3 Gm-ling Edward Goldman loan-Spanxsh Club 4 Home EC Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Goldsmrth Harry French Clubl 2 3 4 Spanrsh Clubl 2 3 4 Ger man Club l 2 3 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Musrc Apprectatron Club l 2 3 4 Track l 2 Semor Chorr 3 Iunxor Chorr 2 Freshrnan Chou' l Grlqg James-Auto mechanxcs Club l Intramural Basketball l Foot ball l Track 2 Gnmm. Carol-French Club 1 2 Home Bc Club 4 Presrdent 4 Art Club l Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 lumor Chorr 3 Fresh man Choxr 2 Forensrcs 3 4 Hockey 1 Badrnrnton 3 Baseball l 2 Modem Dance 4 Grlmm Richard Natronal Honor Sooety 4 Youth Councxl 4 lntra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Go 2 3 4 Grmker Loyal-Chemrstry Club 3 Photography Club 2 Tower Trrnes 3 Football 3 Hanson, Charles-Spamsh Club 4 Brology Club 2 Hartshorrn Tod Natronal Honor Socxety 3 4 Ourll and Scroll 4 Stu dent Councxl l 3 4 Youth Councrl 4 Mayor 4 Annual 4 Sports Edrtor 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tennzsl 2 3 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Belden Nancy Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Student Councrl 2 Home Ec Club 3 Chemxstry Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Treas urer 4 Froshmore l 2 Annual 4 Semor Class Play 4 Bonnlnqlold Carlos-Youth Councxl 2 Chemrstry Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 I - 1 ' ' 1 -1- I ' ' ' ' I 1 T 1 1 1 1 00 rr 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 'I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 l' I 1 1 l ' 1 1 1: 2. ' ' ' l 3' 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I 1 I i - I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - , I ' I 1 I ' 1 ' 31 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 Tower grime' 47 Semor 61555 may 4' I I l l Bslor. Dolula-Student Council 21 Tower Club 31 Froshmore Club 11 2. 1 1 1 1 , ' ' 1 ' 1 1 21 Q .A I .' A . 1' 1.2.'a,4. ' ' 1: 2: 3' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' J A I I . I 2 n : . : ' U H I ' V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf 1. - ' . ' . , . . A Hickey Paul-Youth Countnl 4 Rxtle Club 3 Intramural Basketball I Footballl 2 3 4 Co-captam 4 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Vol leyballl 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Hill Richard--Nattonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Ouxll and Scroll 3 4 Lxbrary Club I 2 Treasurer 2 French Club 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Tower Txmes 3 4 Busmess Manager 3 4 HN! Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Bookstore 3 4 Football Manager I Basketballl Manager 2 3 Track 3 4 Managerl 2 Cross Country 3 4 Heel: Nancy Youth Counclll 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 Home EC Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Madrxgals 4 Semor Class Play 4 Forensxca 4 Hockeyl 2 Soccerl 2 Basketballl Baseball 2 Hume Pat-Youth Councll 4 Home Ec Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Fxosh morel 2 Hockey 2 Soccerl 2 Basketballl 2 Hunflnqwl. Holla-Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Span xsh Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 2 4 Art Club 2 Chemlstry Club 3 Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore l 2 Tower Tunes 4 Feature Edxtor 4 Annual Stal! 2 Stage Crew Immlkul lobe!!-Radxo Club 2 3 4 lonnn Don-lumor Choxr 2 Freshman Chorrl Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 Tenms 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Ioluuon Arlene-Spamsh Club 4 Home Ec Club 3 Tower Trmes 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Johnson Gerald-Freshman Chotr I lumor Chotr 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 Bookstore 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 lolmson Mary Lxbrary Clubl 2 3 Home Ec Club I 2 3 Broloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore I 2 Ioluuen William,-Semor Chotr 4 lumor Chotr 3 Joys Sergeant Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Student Councrl 4 French Club 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Photography 3 4 Blology Club 2 Bxfle Club 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Kaiser Molly Lxbrary Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Art Clubl Bloloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Soccer 1 lassnor lamoo-Chemrstry Club 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track I 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Swlmmlng 4 Captaxn 4 llnspl. la!-Student Councrl 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Photography Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Bxology Club 2 Tower Tlmes 4 Operators Club 2 3 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Basketballl Iratxch Richard- lub Mary Home Ec Club 3 Tower Club 3 Froshmore I Landwehr Mary-Student Council I Youth Councll I Spamsh Club 2 Art Club I Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 Iunlor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Annual Stai! 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Soccerl 2 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Swxmmmg 4 Lute Savmg 4 Badmmton 2 3 4 Tenms 3 G A A 3 4 Presxdent 4 Larkin. Barbara Art Club 4 Presrdent 4 Tower Club 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 Swxmmlng 4 Lassen. Larry-Student Councrl 2 Auto mechamcs Club 2 Rtfle Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross-Country 3 4 Lelch. Carol-Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Ourll and Scroll 4 Spamsh Club 3 Chemxstry Club 3 Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Frosh more Club I 2 Orchestra I Tower Trmes 3 4 News Edxtor 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Badm ntonl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Tenmsl 2 3 A A 2 Levoronx Richard-Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Bxol ogy Club 2 Band I 2 3 HI Y Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 C'lub 4 Operators Club I 2 3 Auto mechanlcs Club 2 Rttle Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Lsthqow Catherine-Home Ec Club I 2 3 Tower Club 3 4 Frosh more Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chou- 2 Freshman Chou' I Madrxgals 3 Cheer Leadersl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 Volleyball I 2 3 Basketballl 2 Badmmtonl 2 Baseballl 2 Lublll Barbara Home Ec Club 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Soccer 2 Baseball 3 Lunnoy lame!-Latm Club 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Op- erators Club l 2 3 4 Crew Manager 4 H1Y Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Caleterta Crew I 2 3 Ushers Club 3 4 Football 2 3 Tenms 2 3 4 McCullough Dolores-Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Cheer Leaders 2 3 McManus lohn-Chemtstry Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I HIY Club 3 4 Hlfle Club 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Muclay Mary-Student Councll I Home Ec Club I 4 Art Club 4 Tower Club 3 Froshmore Club I Freshman Chotr I Maur David-Flltle Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Malmon Lolo-French Club l Spamsh Club 4 Home Ec Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Markert lloumary-Student Councxl 3 Youth Councll 3 Latln Club I 3 4 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Soccerl 2 Volleyball I 2 Basketballl 2 Class Vxce Presldent 2 Mqnhmqn Gay-Qutll and Scroll 3 Llbrary Club I French Club 2 3 Blology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Annual Stall 3 4 Faculty Fdxtor 3 Semor Editor 4 Stage Crew 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Soccer I 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Lute Savmg 4 Badmxntonl 2 3 4 Baseballl Z 3 4 Tennxsl 2 3 4 G A A Hankel Iamlsitudent Councll 3 4 Youth Councxl 2 3 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Rrlle Club 3 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Co-Captam 4 Volleyballl Meng Nancy-Student Councxl 4 Setzetary 4 Spamsh Club 4 Home Ec Cub 3 4 V1cePresxdent 3 Chemlstry Club 4 Bxology Club Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Clubl 2 Hockeyl 2 Soccerl 2 Volleyballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Swxmrmnq 4 Badrmntonl 3 Baseballl 2 Tennxsl 2 Monks lhchard-Youth Councrll 4 Footballl 2 3 Basketballl 3 4 T k I Iloyors Iglin-Chemxstry Club 3 Bxology Club 2 Tower Trmes 4 Co- Sports Edltor 4 Football I 3 4 Swxmmxng 4 Intramural Basketball Hiller Howard Intramural Basketball 4 Football 3 Basketball 3 Miller Plulhp-Chemxstry Club 3 Broloqy Club 2 Orchestra l 2 3 Band I 2 3 Auto mechamcs Club 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 ml!!! Vlrqmsa-Ouxll and Saoll 4 Spantsh Club 4 Latm Club 4 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Freshman Chotr I Orchestra l 2 Band I Tower Trmes 3 4 News Feature Edxtor 4 Hockey 2 Soccer 2 Volleyballl 2 Basketballl 2 Baseballl 2 Molstad Corlyn-Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Ouxll and Scroll 4 Stu dent Counczl 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Latm Club I 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Musxc Appreclatxon Club I 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 3 Freshman Chotr Orchestra 4 Swrmmmgl Band 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Tower Txmes 3 4 Feature Editor 4 llyors Thomas-Senlor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chorr l HIY Club 3 4 Vxce-Presrdent 3 4 len Luton-Natxonal Honor Socxery 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Operators Club12 23 dtollntraintsral Basketball 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basket I I lliqbor Thomas-Chemxstry Club 3 Stage Crew I 2 HtY Club 3 4 ggle1ClEb34 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Football Z Track 3 lloukn Walter Pedonll, Iam-Llbrary Club 3 4 German Club 3 Latm Club 3 Chomxstxy Club 4 Tower Club 3 4 Popper llanhall-Oulll and Small 4 Student Councrl I 4 Youth Councll I 2 Latm Club 2 Chemrstry Club 3 Bxology Club 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Madngals 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Assxstant Sport Edttor 3 Actxvxtles Edltor 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 3 Tenms 2 4 C-lass Presndentl Pholtm. Roberta-Spanxsh Club 4 Home Ec Club 3 Tower Club 3 Froshmore Club I Plllllllnon 'Ilsomal-Student Councll 4 German Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Spamsh Club I Radto Club I 2 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Tower Txmes 4 Exchange Edrtor 4 Stage Crew I 2 Operators Cubl 2 3 4 Plate! Ieuph-Semor Chotr 3 4 lunlor Chotr 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 Podnll Benjamin- Podell Marlsne-Home Ec Club 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Hockey 3 4 Soc cer 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Llle Savmq 4 Badmmton 4 Baseball 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Podoll Stanford-HI Y Club 4 Putternum Barbara Spanxsh Club 3 Tower Club 4 Radomskl Dorothy Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Tower Club 3 4 Art Dlrector 4 Froshmore Clubl 2 Orchestral 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Art Dxrector 4 are Dance Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Soccerl 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 lcndnnbacls. Paula Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Ouxll and Scroll 4 Stu dent Councnl 4 French Club 2 Secretary Treasurer 2 Home Ec Club 3 4 Art Club I Chemlstry Club 3 Brol y Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Vxce-Presxdent 4 Froshmore Club I Annual Staff 3 4 Co Edltor 4 Stage Crew 4 Hockey I Volleyball 2 Badmlnton 3 Resnick Herbert-Musxc Appreclcmon Club 4 Rrtle Club 4 Blue Margaret-Spanlsh Club 4 Home Er: Club 3 4 Chemxstxy Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Roaming Carol-Tower Club 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Basket baIk3: gadmxnton 3 4 Baseball 4 Modem Dance 3 Tenms 3 4 Rothman. Sheldon Entered 4 Hueckort Phillip-Entered 4 Swlmmmg 4 Bullo Ioyce-Spantsh Club 3 Brology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Frosh more Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Choxr I Soccerl 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Swlmmmg I Z Scan loA.nn Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Ouxll and Scroll 3 4 Student Councrl 4 German Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Tower Club 3 4 Musxc Apprecrauon Club 3 4 Presxdent 4 Tower Tlmes 3 4 Co-Edxtor 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Badmxnton 3 4 Sans kro- Schlmnitx Leanne-Sparnsh Club 3 Chemrstry Club 4 Tower Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Strmg Ensemble 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Sehocbel. loan-Froshmore Club l 2 Schroeder Robert-Band 3 4 Auto mechamcs Club 3 Schwartzbeck Bsclsard--Youth Counc1l3 4 German Club 2 3 Vrce Chotr 3 4 Manager 4 Iunxor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr I Madnqals 4 Bandl 2 3 HIY Club 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tennxsl 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 Schwerm, lamps-Natxonal Honor Society 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Student Councxl 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 Prestdent 4 Photog raphy Club 4 Blology Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Co Edttor 4 Football 3 Square Dance Club 3 4 Sloqrlst. Edward-Student Councrl 4 Spanish Club 4 Photography Club 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Golf 3 4 Swxmmxnq 4 Skrukrud. Richard-Chemlstry Club 4 Orchestra 4 Band 3 4 Vroe President 4 Smith. Barbara-Quxll and Scroll 4 Student Councxl 4 French Club 2 Chemlstry Club 4 Blology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Presxdent 4 Froshmore Club l 2 Fxrst Vxce President 2 Dramatrcs Club I Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Choxrl Orchestral 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Semor Sectxon Edttor 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Badmmtonl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 en Smith. Gay-Spanish Club 3 4 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 I-Iockeyl 2 3 Soccerl 2 Volleyball 2 Swxmmrngl Stein Kina-Spamsh Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 Art Club 3 Brology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Clubl 2 Bandl 2 3 Tower Txmes 3 4 Gtrls Sports Editor 4 Forensxcs 3 Hockey l 2 Soccer 1 2 Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Badmmtonl 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Modem Dance 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Stone Robert-Football I 2 3 Golf 2 3 Stfoebel Donald-Footballl Volleyball 2 3 Suddllth. llarolddentor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr gmlftage Crew I 2 3 Auto mechanlrx Club 3 Intramural Basket Sudduth, Howard-Stage Crew 2 3 4 Asststant Manager 4 Sullivan Sally-Spanlsh Llub 4 Latln Club 3 Blology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Clubl Hockeyl 2 Soccerl 2 Volleyball I 2 Basketballl 2 3 Swrmmlng 4 Badminton 2 3 Baseballl 2 Swaps Patnda Entered 4 Tower Club 4 Swrmmmg 4 Taylor Dora-Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Student Counctl 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Spamsh Cub 3 Chemrstry Club 3 Secreta:r'y 3 Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Treasurer 2 Music Apprecxatxon Club l 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Vxoe-Presxent 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Presr dent 4 Stnng Ensemble I 2 3 4 Tower Txmes 3 4 News Edxtor 4 Soccerl 2 Volleyballl 2 Tholon Nancy Home Ec Club 4 Brology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 lumor Chotr 2 Freshman Chotr 1 Forensxu 3 Life Savrrlg 4 Tenms 3 Tietolbaum, Sandra-Froshmore Club l 2 Freshman Chotr 1 Thomplon. Betty Art Club I Tower Club 3 4 Froshmore Club I 2 Hockey I 2 Volleyball 3 Tlppet. Ralph-Natxonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Qurll and Scrol' 4 Youth Counctl 3 4 Freshman Chotr I Annual Staff 4 Boys Sports Edxtor 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Class SecretaryTreasurer 4 'hovlson Delores-Home Ec Club 3 4 Art Club 2 3 Bxology Club 2 Tower Club 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Bamxnton 1 3 Baseballl 2 Vtm Gent. Eugene-Chenustry Club 3 Bxoloqy Club 2 Semor Chotr 3 4 Freshmen Chotr I Intramural Basketball 4 Football I Manager 2 3 4 Track Manager 3 4 , I ' I , 1 : . bun I. :. . I ' I 4' , . . . . . A . I : I I , . I ' . 1 - I . - I If , , .: ' ' I i : ' :i . i: at . . n I I n I 2 : 1 1 1 F I I I1 ' I I . 1 f 1 I I - I 7 I I I 'I G. h, .. I 4' . : : : . : 1, . . 'rl ' 'I . l. I. li' . ' . , .41 I 'i I ' 3 '7 G. V - . 3. 4. ' ' Luis.. luliml-sodas club 2, 3, 4, chemistry Club 3, Photography President 3? Chemistry Club 3: Hiqloqr Club 2. secretory '2: 'Senior ' ' 2 I 1 ' I' F I I . .' .I : ' . . , : i . . I . 'Z 'I' . . . - nls , 2, 3. 4: G. A. A, 3, 4. 3' 4' ,... ,,.. .... - . - . ' - . . j .i , I I ,' 1 A I . '5 i 5 : 2: ' J I , . I li I : I , 1 , : . 7 . . 31 1 F 7 1 - I . . 2 , . 1 : . 2, ' ' . 7. I I ' ' ,' ' I . ' ' ' ' Y I 1 I 2 l 2' : - . . . : ' . . 1 1, 2, 3. ' ' ' ' ' I : ' I : l I ' . I: I ' ' I 1' I I . .- : V : ' ' ' 7 ' ' Vtllllllhv, Nucl-Student COUHCH 22 ChGmiBfYY Cllllil 31 Bi0lOqY Club 2: Williams, lack- Library Club 3, Chemistry Club 3: Staqe Crew 2: Op- g51Trator's Club l, 27 H1-Y Club 4: lntramural Basketball 2: BC!SKei- erator's Club 2, lntromural Basketball l, 3, 4: Golf l, Z, 3, 4. ' W'l ,GI--StdtC l3:YthC l4:S 'hClb3: vrrumun. Ioannv-Student Cmmffil 1: Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Tower rgilbull 2, C0-tggglqtn 4, illasketggllcll, 2, 3lMl1?ll1'rucku1, 2, Club 3, 4: Froshmore Club l, 2: Senior Choir 3, 4: Iunior Choir 23 3, 4, Cmcqpqmn 47 C1055 premdem 3, Egfhfz? 5:25351 gfckey 1' 25 Soccer 1' Zf Volleyball 1' 2: Basket' Wilson, Warren-Senior Chair, 3, 4: lunior Choir 2: Freshman Choir I. Wafer. lack-Student Counctl 4: Library Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 2f::r:fgEL1gffIgY4FEEIJQYZ'Ci3b4'27V.fxlFgEs.f.?:,2L 3' 47 Swlmmmq 4' aging Editor 4: Forensrcs 2, 3, 4: Annual Stall 4 :Square Dance Walklr, Shlrliy-Library Club 2, 3, 4: Home EC. Club 3, Biology Club Club 3, 4, 2F TCW' Club 3' 41 Ffoshmofe Club 11 2' Yoh, loan-student comm 4, chemistry Club 3, Photography Club 2, Wookl. Llonurd-Spanish Club l: Biology Club 3: Auto-mechanics Club Semor Choir 3, 4, Iunlor Choir 2: Freshman Choir l: HrAY Club 3, 2: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2: Football 1, 22 4, President 3, 4: Rifle Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Foot- Golf 4. ball 3: Track 3, 4: Cross-Country 4. Wtqmnnn, Norbert-Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Football 3, 4. Young, Miriam-Library Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Home Ec. Club Wlil. Richard-Spanish Club 4: Radio Club 4: Annual Staff 4: Intra- :I gffsglllb 4,C?9EY91!G11Y-Tg9GSUY9E14i BElOqy4C'1ILib 2: Tawgr Slug 3, mul BG k tb H 4A 7 ro more u , L- enror ass ay 7 orensics , OC ey Winn' ei-german Club 3: spanish Club 4: Chemistw Club 3, Zocc? 111, 23, 3Ya'?eyball1l,22,33:4 Buskezbuiz 2, Badminton Bxolaqy Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3: Intramural Basket- ' '. .GSS G ' ' ' enms ' ' ' ' ball 2, Football l: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Zellur, Wxlham-Chemzstry Club 3: Freshman Chou lp Intramural Bas' whuhn ku,-Auto-mechanics Club 2. ketball 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. IN MEMORIAM Ginqe w111 always live on 11'1 our mem ones as the gentle capable qirl with the l1'1'1plSh gun and rollickmq Wll Virginia Miller .Abraham lerry Anderson Dons Anderson lane Baker Barbara Baker Nancy Banner Carol Barlow Gall Barry lrm Becker Nancy Benxsh Ieanne Berenqer Pat Berqemann Norfn Berry Ieanne Btlda Nancy Blech Nancy Bossman Carol Breltwxsch Nancy Brenl: Bobby Lu Breslauer Bxll Breslauer Steve Brown Marilyn Bruett Susan Burkett James Burkett Susan Butzke Arlene Callahan Carolyn Castleton Robert Clark Suzanne Conrad Deborah Coplrn Carol Iumor Class Olhcers Ken Goodrxch Sole C .1 ara Al Scnaefer 7 W Ziff 'N Coulthard Sue Cummxnqs Edward Dahl Mmam Defandorf Iohn Denton Sally Dletl Manlyn Dchrushxen luuan Donnenw 't D nna Draeger Cool IUNIORS 1' Drcppers lame Droaqht Pamela Duclcl w Evamay Eclc rs Suzanne Edwards B nme Engel Vera Faehnel Rwh Faxlmezqer Kay Farrell Mary Faude B111 Foster Ann Fuchs Dan GGISS Phlllxp Genulll Ioe Gxmmler Elsbeth Glrolamx Quln Godar Carol Goldsmnh Ann Goodman Steve Goodnch Ken Gordon Vxrqlma Gutzke I-lelmuth Habush Comme Hall Darcey 3 ens '1 net Iclfm Peter Iohrs n Loxs I V 11 Hanrahan Ioyce Hansen Marcma Henze Lols Hocqerhe-ld Ihn Ienlcms Donna Kahn D1ck Kaxser Ade e Kascne Sal ,I Kassner Bu bara Kay lfarqare Marcus Dlzzy izngers Kelly Connre Ke-rsten Mary Krehm Margaret Klosterhuloer loan Kluqe Ann Knop Owen Kohler hm Kopeschka loyce Kovenock DGV1d Kramch Iames LaMounta1n Beverly Larson Drck Lemmermann Rrchard Lewensohn Leonard Leypoldt Carolyn Lieberman lay Lordahl Dan Lozoff Ann Lundsten lane! McDonald Drck McGrath Kathleen McGraw Robrn Mclntyre Iohn McManus hm IUNIORS Mandelker Mark Martm Mary Martm Tom Meldman Burt Q-ZW is-V' Mrller hm J' Moll Bob Morgan Sue Morrrson Iean Myers Ahce Neefe Nancy Nicole! Nancy Noonan Bob By the Sea Olson Drck Owen Nxck 4? IUNIO 'bv 'U- is Eff, iss nn., Y- XX W5 ada A5 N AiewoftheB Bs J1 ,vw Uhl Ray Vfaice Sally Walmzak Ron Vvange-rm Q, ark Wanvxg Tom SVI SYJJ snr U 1 S Pler Q e n T1 I G Saxan K ren ScHaQfer A V Scrwe-rm Ierry Seldel Gene S KG rd C I1 Shcmlf' Ka Hleen Snmltt Cialre Sleuaff Brucn SISWGIT Pnyx IS Sohns David Sonmaq LOIS Spears lack Splcuzza Pau me Stem Carol Stewar' DGV1d S rack Carol Th mpson N y Tlmmermarm f.f1GI1CS Tomcr ek E an Pak-enham, Tim VV, Fiff,PC1lY 1 Flag a f6,LC1l1S V, Plcus, fine? A VV ', Pallizvk, Garry Q 4 Pr: se 7Sa'1i A A V L Ra ' L, !Vf::r:us f V, , Hxtit-er, Sc. N ' sn' Pgiffzt , C- :.. ' I ' ., ' M - Y -' Foemer, I a ' . Ranza. 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Wolff Bruce Woodiord Mary lane Worth Helen Wflqhf Nancy Wussow Elame Yanz Rmhard Class Offxcers I1rn Pessm Mary Io Swrft Drck Loqemann 2 1 Wlck Cormne Wxlda Que-rm Wxlke Dranne Wmske Gary Srmlamch Iohn Sneyd hm Sokol Henry Stallkamp Mary Stammberqer Peter Sundermeyer Ruth Swrft Mary Io Taylor Wxllxarn Toepier Iudy Torah Abe Troyk Howard Urban Emrl Van Home Dxrk Vcmse-low Don Wallace Davld Washak Paul Weber lean Werrbach Ion . r f f ' 1 1 AM. I ' ' me . 1 I ,,,, , I I -v,::E.,:,.. '- 2 , f' 1 ' , I L e 1 ff W , 5 1 12: ' , I I ., . E F V I I I ,:.::.:,-rl, Q, Sb ', A , '1' Mai f 1 1 Y r r . - 'V A 'l , A , .... 1 ...... : ' 2 f . r , f 39h , 2 ' ' , Anderson, Ke-iih Ash, Karen Bach, Iudy Banner, Marilyn Barnum, Charles Barrows, Terry Barrows, Tom Behyrner, Mary Billings, Russell Blakewell, Carol Bolens, Harry Borqes, Brll Breitwish, Suzanne Brockschlaqer, Iohn Busch, Barbara Byrne, Iudy Cahill, Carlyn Chapman, Marvin , .ln , f 1. X Vi Z , .. , , I , ff ,Wf f',, ,, Z 4 ' Q Z 2 fi Chudrk Torn Clemons Margaret Cody Zoe Cole lane! FRESHMEN M 15 Cook Marrlyn Creath lun Cu ly Ardys Daurra Ros mary U '1 Iudy Class Ofhcers ea 1 Ma ryn SWGJQ nessy I rc N1 oe 7--r I .N 4 4 i Q Q 2 pw ' ' ' au' I I 4 'Q X14 1 E c ferd Mn rarn 4 Jr. RWM :r H., 9 1 u E3 x 9, ,.- rq 5? 5? rl 5,2 I, ' ' IA C , . LJ flr ' h L1 . gf :'. 5 , ' LL mn 1 H f3f nR ,,A rr mi.. y ,C , ,I fl , ,., FRESHMEN K ng.-f I f' f Y ww he if E' 4d Huber Sally Inman Robert Jacobsen Ann Iay Ian Iohnson Gloria Katz Iarnce Kaufman Iohn Kay Carolyn Krhn Claudette Oh those semor boys' Emory Page Emory Wrllram Evans Larry Farrel Katltlee Feldstem AJGTGY Frsher Barbara Ftsher Carol Fluhr Rooert Frankard Pac Freedm n Frances Frentzel Gretchen Frltz Barbara Fuchs Iantce Gamson Barry Gentllll Char es Gerber Susan Gxmmler Franz Gmoser Kathleen Golden Sheldon Goldman Iacqlm Goodman Alan Gresso Barbara Grmker W1ll1am HGm1llOH Davrd Hansen Tom Hart Donald Helfrrch Wayne Hzckstem Robert Hrken Ioanne Holly Joyce UH Klem Geralclme Klmqbxll luchth Koller Manan Kolpm Eldo Koit Rxchard Kreqer B111 Krezowskz Iames Lappm Sue Larkm Denms Lasmck Gerry Leverenz Thomas Lrkert Susan Loqemarm Donald Lordahl Robert Loucks Davxd McCurdy hm McK1ttrxck Mary Mabry Brll Masker lack Matson Ruth Metz Iames Mrller Davld Mlller Mary Beth Mmshall Carol Moratz Arthur Morgan Dranne MOIIGIITY Iohrx Mornson Shrrley Mulcahy Tom Mulrme Peter if ff Qs! 5 fv-,, K in 6 1 V W Murdoch Iames Myers Barbara N1COl9l Iol'n FRESHMEN 1' a lN.1er usa e fc g a W9 Page, Pagers ea .J yn Pandom I an Maybe some day ? FRESHMEN J Qs 7 1' ,fr wu- Yoh Charles Zwrsler Ioe ff Q, I Wordell Pat rr if Ubben Lou Ven Henry Webs'er D nna Wrlllams Lucy 3, -r ee Peaers n eo 1 Pol acg s 'ra W r Pcwe P Powe S P Rex ludy Roemrng Drclc Rohn hm Saqer Sanara Sand Sue an ey Barbara Scllechta S rrley Schroeder Susan Scl uppert Shrela eltz Carol Serra Luanne Snauqhnessy Marnyn Sleql Rosemary Smith Barnham Speer Tommy Spehr Fred Straud Davxd Strrplmq hm Tarnow Elayne Thelen Carole Tletelbaum Reva Tousman Dan Trost Mary Lou Worth Charlene ampol Audrey First hour loe? , 2-1 ' l A t ,W . 7 .:,5,.. f,,. ' 4 ,L A 5 ' 2 - ' 1, . - I-1 ' A 37' A - ff' Patti, Cara. L ' V It lj , ' if Ph Qlpszn, ludy f W E.. 4 . 'Q ',H: e.. ry t F ,X Q Pc e.l, Ames A x' A 5f W., az. , 5 u 5 i .I r , aul A , 1' e l A A 1 '54, ff' I . ..r.. .. J ,A . :VI - 11 ,:55z. . ill' , z ,,, ,::-- 'V Q ' f . ll' . fl ' . A f ' , .,,. ' .-53555 , ' '1 5 ' 4' .1 H A. be , ' ' I Q- ':': ' 'L , lf? 1 ' i Q, l . Q A , O f R he A ' 5, 311 1207 ' , 59, A s l sa' I A ' 5 A' z I La-macQunJuf.w.l'w:r AND sccuamcmmnu. mmm ADMINISTRATION Cllfford L Mulrrne Ph B I. L B M E Superrntendent of Whrtefrsh Bay Schools I Harold Rose Ph B Ph M Edward Morefreld B Ed M A Bus ness Manager Mary Helen Keatrnq B A M A Dean of Grrls Enqlrsh Froshrnore Natronal Honor Socrety Wrllard Rudrqer B E M A Mary Kathenne Smrth B A M A Ph D School Psychoroqrs Charles B Roeder B Ed M E Dean of Boys Iunror Semor Boys Counselor General Scrence Monrtors Attendance Dorothy M Veurn BA M E Freshman Sophomore Boys Counselor Freshman Sophomore Wor d Hrsto y Cross Count ,I and Girls Counselor Assrstant Track Coach EHC!l1Sl'1 Tower Club Student Councrl Advrser ff. '5 1 Principal of Whllelisli Bay I-liqh School Iuniopsgnigf Girls' Cgunselcfi I l r I Q W' Lorraine Dangle Lillian Trottier Clara Czarkowski Mary Kabai B.A., M.A. B.S. B.S. B.A., M.A. English, Annual Adviser French, English, English: Music Appreciation Club English Tower Times Adviser Baldy leads the panel patter Philip E. Brewer Alice M. Haussman Adelbert Rietz B.E., Ph. M. B.A., M.A. M.E,, BS. Head of Social Studies Department, American Historyg World History, Economics, Government, Tower Club Audio-Visual Aids Director, Sociology Intramurals ENGLISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Dayton R. Newton B.S. Recreation Department, Youth Council Adviser Lois Rarnstack Arrnella H. Bersch B.A., M.A. H965 Of Eflqlish DGPGYTUIGHTI Speech Correction and Therapy Speechg Forensics, Assembly Programs Fishing will make it so Margaret Heinen BA. Enqiishy Senior Class Play: Forensics RECREATION AND SPEECH Behind the bars oi 218 87 MATHEMATICS AND LANGUAGE Paul Humke BE., Ms. Head oi Mathematics Department Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Freshman Basketball Coach, Senior Class Adviser Ethel Iohnson B.A., M.A. Algebra, Geometry, Second-hand Bookstore G. Arnold Gother BE., ME. Algebra, Cveometr yy Iunior Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach, Golf Coach Caramba, it's the samba! Cole cues the class Christiana Peters B.A. Spanish, German, Spanish Club, German Club X7 gn mv'-'Q 1 H Grace Tressel Bs., MA. French, Spanish, French Club, Spanish Club Ruby Hardirnan B.S. Latin, Latin Club, Sophomore Class Adviser Froshmore S, .in -v- '30- Q 'si Nz Il? X3 f Q 5, w ' QV 54 ,X A 1 L-1 Alffvg-'Q SL: xxm P Y 4 T V I ' lllll' QL- .aff .-..... QR 4, , X 'k! .-..f M! A g k 1 10 W x 4 . K iv 5 O in ,,-4' 5 4 YM af X is f .f ! 3 , x 3 lx I V, ,H E l X--X X I f' - nfl: gfi ' f.,,a.27,f'fQ ' f ' 1 X-111 OZ X--f A 1 KZ f 3- r mi w , f I v 1 ,,,. K A --.4 4 Y, N i 1 1 , f . Q 71 K NZ? P mf ,, ir it ,, ., R, I 46 9 B.S., M.S. Ieanette Oberndorfer Head of the Home Eonomics Department: Home Economics Club, Iunior Class Adviser Cute cookies-Ianice and Carole 1 Mzmz and Ruth sketch a Swzss mxss HOME ECONOMICS AND ART Lorrcnne Eqqert B S M S Art Hcndlcrcft Art Club Semor Class Advxser 4 f AI-L ChesterA Wanqerrn Clarence A Kuehl E I lankowskr B E M A B S M A Head of the Physlcal Physrcal Eclucatron Educatron Department Head Basketball Coach Head Track Coach Physzcal Educatxon Head Football Coach Florln M Caulkett Barbara Carlson Marzorre Cralq B S M A Freshman Football, Phystcal Educatron Senror Lrfe Physrcal Educatron, G A A , ASS1SlCIHl Track Coach Savrng, Drvmq, Water Ballet, Intramurals, Modern Dance Intramural Swxmmmg, Cheerleaders PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert Matters B S M A Swxmmrnq Amerrcan l-lrstory, Swtmrmnq Coach Iumor Varsrty Football Coach Ten 11tt1e frshzes Bob and Peter on perzlous parallel bars 1. 4 .. .., .I B.S. www' 'wavy xffitwes f g 1 Q BlS. 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Q nm K!-'H J, s:'LLLu,,u.cxn 5 1 v 2 LQUMMI Init: ivan, nur V j' www ,un A uv-nu, nun f, s gn: mmm, wma smack KvLGf5iQ ?q1l, , uucuu, nun u, vmovcfsv, 6f','H?',f unpwu, nun L, new Jesu. -f'1'f,Mf KQLLQY, null! .L vnu' suave-ga A -wnul, amn mu we,rr,u+f 'wfw' we ,gmarfj v W, f' F 1 -. , , x K ' ' , if ad ev 4 f ,AQUA Q . 0550 -4 09 Li NIW5 0,046- THWHTUES 5 T O W E R Row 3: Pepper, Schwerm, Sielaff, Hartshorn, Breslauer, Tippet, Busch. Row 2: Gimmler, Kahn, Nicolet, Wake, Thompson, Heiden, Abrams, Shank. How 1: Landwehr, Radomski, Marshman, Failmezqer, Pessin, Roemer, Rendenbach, Benish, Smith, TOWER STAFF TOWER Editors-in-chief ....,....... ...,...... Senior Section Editors ...... ..,.,. Faculty Editor ,,..........,. .r.,,. School Lite Editor ,.,..,.. .,,,,. Boys Sports Editors .... ,..... Girls Sports Editors ......... ..,,i, Underclass Editors ....... ...... Paula Rendenbach lim Schwerm Barbara Smith Gay Marshman Sue Abrams Marshall Pepper Ted I-lartshorn Ralph Tippet Kathleen Shank Ieanne Benish lean Roemer lim Pessin Sixth hour, one of the less quiet spots of the school was the TOWER office. Work was accomplished much to the sur- prise of everyone, and a bigger and better annual was produced-we hope you agree with us. Paula and lim - Chief Ianitors Art Editors ....... Business Staff ...... .,.... Photography ..... Calendar .,.,,.. Roster ..,....... Typists ...,. Adviser ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,.,,,,,....,,..,,,,..,,.,,.,,,, Dorothy Radomski Mary Landwehr Ben Breslauer, Manager Nancy Heiden Dick Weil Dick Kahn, Editor Bruce Sielaff lay Kenzel Sally Wake Mary Thompson Dick Wysocky Sue Coulthard Lorraine Dangle air' The Annual office 6th hour 52 -need we say more?? Flood - Napoleon at heart A TIME1y pow-wow TOWER TIMES STAFF Editors-in-chief ....... .,.,......,.......,......A,,..A...,,...,.. I oAnn Saari, lane Brewer Managing Editor .... ...,................,....,.......... D ick Wysocky News Editors ,........... ..,.,......,.........,.,. C arol Leich, Dora Taylor Feature Editors ,,,......,,, ,...... H elen Huntington, Carlyn Molstad News-feature Editor ..,..,. ..........................,,.......... V irginia Miller Boys Sports Editor ,.......,.... ...,.......... T om Drought, lohn Meyers Assistant Sports Editor ,..,,.,, .....,.............t....,...... B ob Barbee Girls Sports Editor ..,....,,,.,, ....,.............,..w,..,.......... N ina Stein Copy Editors ,,,,,,............, .,.,,.,., B ette Bocher, Sue Abrams Business Manager .,.,,,,..., ..............,....,...,,.........,, D iclc Hill Advertising Manager ...,.., ........ S teve Breslauer Exchange Editor ..,.,,....,. ,,,....,..,..........,........... T om Phillipson Circulation Manager ,,....,, ...........,,......,.........,.......... R eva Bloom Advise.-rs. ..., ........ ,,... ........,...,......,,,. I. i l lian Trottier, Mary Swarthout TOWER TIMES Characterized by originality of make-up, couraqe in editorial policy, and fiery board meetings, the TOWER TIMES staff this year produced a newspaper A couple of dummies??? to be proud of. Row 2: Pliillipsori, Breslauer, Bocher, Huntington, Drought, Hill, Wysocky. Row 1: Brewer, Molstad, Stein, Miller, Saari, Bloom, Taylor, Leich. mi-ug----1 :IJMEO-1 53 'Q' Row 4: Goodrich, Ness, Hill, Tippet, Barbee, Schwerm, Lordahl, Busch, Grimm. Row 3: Goodman, Breslauer, Defandorf, Leich, McGraw, Aliiorns, Eocher, Hartshorn, Brogan. Row 2: joys, Baldus, Coulthard, Heiden, Denton, Huntington, Creath, Leverenz, How 1: Molstad, Saari, Bruett, Morgan, Drcppers, Railomski, Rendenbach, Brewer, Taylor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor Whitefish Bay can award a student is election to National Honor Society. This five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class is chosen by the eligible students and the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Under President Bob Barbee their main activity was the spring initiation banquet. Entertainment included music, speeches, and a panel discussion that was both informative and surprising. QUILL AND SCROLL For outstanding work on the TOWER and TOWER TIMES, students were chosen as members of Ouill and Scroll, as honorary international society of high school journalists. To be eligible, the staff member must be in the upper third of the junior or senior class and be approved by the national secretary. Those honored were initiated at a candlelight ceremony in April. Row 3: Schwerm, Breslauer, Drought, Kahn, I-Iartshorn, Barbee, Tippet. Row 2: Hill, Huntington, Abrams, Leich, Bruett, Bocher, Shank, Pepper. Row l: Taylor, Smith, Saari, Eckers, Brewer, Molstcxd, Rendenbach. I. '-'OZCIOO P-IZEYIUC-. 'lU2 Row 4: Pepper, Faude, McManus, Phillipscn, Busch, Goodrich, Werrbach. Row 3: Yoh, Lordahl. Barbee, Moll, Water, Shank, Lcgemann, Kilb, Schwerm, Hartshorn, Gardiner. Row 2: Ioys, Baldus, Wullner, Wake, Smith, Shaughnessy, Taylor, Benish, Swift, Meng. Row 1: Kohner, Molstad, Creath, Morgan, Reinertson, Pessin, Elconin, Pollack, Saari, Rendenbach, Foster. Mayor Harts - shom of dignity r '-'OZCIOO III'-ICIO'-4 .cf STUDENT COUNCIL In order to promote the general welfare of the student body and the school, Student Council carries on its many activities. Members are the club presidents, publications editors, and representatives elected from each seventh hour class. Some of the undertakings which the Council has sponsored and organized this year with Mr. Rudiger as faculty advisor and Bob Barbee as president are these: The sale of football and basketball pins, Hobo Day and Homecoming activities, entertainment for out-of-town bas- ketball teams, and perhaps most important of all, a corn- plete revision of its constitution. YOUTH COUNCIL Under Mayor Ted Hartshorn, Youth Council sponsored all of the Bay's social functions this year. The wondertul new recreation center provided facilities for many new occasions, besides the ever-popular annual events. Fea- tured were the big Carnival, to which the whole village was invited, Cabaret Night, a Homecoming Sock Dance, pingpong and pool tournaments, the Christmas Formal, and after-theegame dances. Row 3: Barry, Faude, Smilanich, Nicolet, Mclntyre, Cook, Shank, Felber, Hickey, Tippet, McDonald, Wilson, Werrbach. Row 2: Barbee, Hartshorn, Schaefer, Meng, Iohnson, 'Wake Roerrier, Christen- sen, Braun, Vriesrnan, Koerner, Schwartzbeck. Row 1: Hoelz, Lieberman, Creath, Morgan, Reinertsen, Pessin, Dietzel, Bach, Seitz, Hume, Radomski. 55 if Q . How 3: Barry, McDonald, Wolff, Ford, Van Horne, Berqemann, Chesbrouqh, Troyk, Skolnik, Ehret, Pilarzyk, McManus, Werrbach. Row 2: Lozoff, Boesel, Muth, Iuntunen, Hoefs, Noeske, Woodford, McCullough, Griffin, Blackburn, Wittiq, Ritchie, Kuemmerlein, Martens. Row 1: Stallkamp, Kurtz, Cianciola, Maier, Baldus, Conway, Miller, Neefe, Sipowski, Toepfer, Weber, Bolton, Bolte , IUNIOR CHOIR Iunior Choir, the stepping stone to Senior Choir, had forty-five members this year who sanq at the beautiful Baccalaureate exercises and the May Music Festival. FRESHMAN CHOIR Whitefish Bay's sixty-five freshman Ezio Pinzas and Mary Martins had two main events this year- a program for the freshman parents and a joint fes- tival in May with the Iunior Choir. Row 4: Goldman, Matson, Gimmler, Bolens. Chudik, Kreqer, Nicolet, Larkin, Rohn, Mulrine, Gerber, Ash. Row 3: Iohnson, Fritz, Emory, Lordahl, Mulcahy, Roeminq, Leverenz, Miller, Eichfeld McCurdy, Barnum, Owen, Patti. Row 2: Schroeder, Blakewell, Fisher, Klingbiel, Koller, Santley Pollack, Schuppert, Busch, Serio, Wordell, Sager, Yampol, Kihn. Row 1: DeMunch, Nuemberqer Frentzel, Morrison, Reif, Webster, Lasnick, Feldstein, Fisher, Culley, Worth, Miller, Sieql, Paqels '-42-'IIIIIS-'lim-Q My Row 4: Schwerm, Breslauer, Wajer, Abraham, Follmer, Wilda, Matthei, Kovenock, lohn, Wysocky Row 3: Christian, Zwarra, Pedersen, Klosterhuber, Brewer, Molstad, Kuemmerlein, Muth, Taylor Kosmatka, Kopeschka, Crump, McGraw. Row 2: Beier, Hecker, Griffin, Walker, Bloom, Weiss Lundsten, Counsell, VVussow, Blackburn, Kaiser, Ritchie. Row 1: Brown, Bemann, Conway, Hall Reinertsen, Wright, Kaiser, Tomchek, Baldus, Mielcarek, Stallkamp. LIBRARY CLUB FORENSICS - U30 'U3Zl 1l-'l1O l1 Bobbing for apples at the Halloween party and enjoying cookies and tea at the initiation ceremonies proved to be Worth all the book checking and shelv- WHITEFISH BAY WINNERS Extemporaneous Reading Sally Wake Louise Abendroth Extemporaneous Speaking Barbara Kuemmerlein Bill Baldus Original Oratory Barbara Kurtz Carol Conway Four Minute Speech Maureen Dietzel ing undertaken by club members. Library decora- tions reached a new height when red and yellow crepe paper was strung from light to light in the shape of a circus tent. FORENSICS Vlfhitefish Bay had a proud record in forensics this year, sending eight winners from the Suburban con- Ianet Schultz Humorous Declamation leanne Berry Dick Wysocky Dramatic Declamation lim Barry Mary Kersten test to the district, and five from the district contest to the state in Madison. Those interested in speech work could participate in one of several events, in- cluding declamation, extemporaneous reading and speaking, original oratory, and tour-minute speech- es. The students prepared under the instruction of Miss Margaret Heinen and Mrs. Lois Ramstack. Row 3: Matthei, Wysocky, Berry, Gimmler, Hoelz, Klingbiel, Yampol, Baldus, Lozoff, Hoeis, Wake Kuemmerlein, Goldsmith, Barry. low 2: Hirsh, Mishelow, Anderson, Abendroth, Grimm, Cahill Foster, Conway, Gammeter, Wick, Wussow, Ritchie. Row 1: Dietl, Edwards, Calenberq, Wright Babush, Pessin, Nagy, Dietzel, Kersten, Frentzel, Droppers. I i 1 U-1C'J- O UlL'l1O ilP'.IlE'1 UO Row 3: Cary, Schultz, Chudik, Mayr, Kenzel, Phillipson, Owen, Ness, Werrbach. Row 2: Powell, Lunney, Wangerin, Stripling, Dobrushken, Sielaff, Breslauer, Urban. Row 1: Goodman, Dickson, Emory, Golden, Miller, Kasche, Spehr, Chapman. UCIIFO O'-UI!!!-'U Row 2: Mandelker, Berndt. Row 1: Immekus, Moriarity, Levine. cn v-3 ID' CD rn O 'S-U rn 2 Play, assemblies, and other productions. Row 2: Abrams, Kahn, Brewer, McGraw, Owen. Row 1: Lundsten, Marshman, Frentzel, Bolton, Rendenbach, Saari. OPERATORS CLUB Boasting the largest membership in its existence, Operators Club took charge of the great demand for movies, tape record- ings, and records in addition to running the PA. system. RADIO CLUB Every Wednesday in the Radio Room, the Bay hams met to operate radio transmitting and receiving equipment. These amateur radio operators construct- ed their own sets and contacted such far away places as California, England, and New England. Z O if-af' O5 2: 'DQ Fm 6.0. o wi Qs' 9,15 QQ. 9.5 QQ :rs mo. QU: mn 'Ev 8-4: UI gi mor 99 s: S511 Q. HQ EQ in gm :1 'QQ mm 9? 5 Q5 cn G12 Ez QQ Q5 are mil 1 imma mmwem uct:-'O -1:11712 How 3: Wullner, Dahl, Baker, Young, Kaufman, Haupt, Butzke, Row 2: Larkin, Bolte, Bolton, Blakewell, lacobsen, Yampol, Stewart, Kihn. Row 1: Frentzel, Davis, Eckers, Kersten, Lasnick, Dropp, Adelmann. ART CLUB P 3 An Alumni Art Show was Art Club's T main activity this year. Everyone enjoyed 0 the Eggertainment at the Easter Party. G R 5 lil PHOTCGRAPHY CLUB Starting with a study of the carnera E itself, Whitefish Bay's lensmen then U learned about negatives and the dark B room. Still life, landscapes, and portraits were their subjects in their Work in the Bow 2: Schwerm, Kenzel, Mayr. How 1: Levine, Kahn, Ioys. last l'1CIlf YGGI. RIFLE CLUB UC',l O l '1I. '1'-'I-'U Whitefish Bay's gunmen placed fourth in the state tournament this year, paced by Len Weeks, top scorer. Meeting every Monday and Friday in the recreation center, the group also held outdoor and intra-club meets. Row 3: Resnick, McManus, Kenzel, Yoh, Cook, Lassen. Row 2: Goodman, Dickson, Matthei, Weeks, Troyk, Niqbor. Row l: Miller, Golden, Smith, Lundsten, Hamilton, Spehr, Levine. Row 3 Shank Goldsmih Butzke Christian Helden Dent n Godar Kelly Callahan Molstad Taylor Thelen Draeger Stra k Gimmler Huntmgton Banner Baker McGraw Row 2 Saari Smith Ronzani lust Leypoldt Srewert Bloorr Burk tt Failmezger Hoelz Smith Bentsh Thomrs n Ienkins Radomski Rendenbach Donnenworth Rowl Counsell lenseri Iohnson Baker Kersten Dietl Beckerman, Davis, Droppers Kay, Shackelford, Drought, Landwehr, Larkin. Row 3: Young, Fellser, Meng, Degner, Kiehm, Brenk, Kasche, Bilda, Wittig, Brewer, Kluqe, Morrison Vriesman, Abrams, Bocher. Row 2: Barlow, Kaufman, Wullner, Iohnson, Stewart, Cavanaugh Swope, Bossman, Wordell, Marshman, Thompson, Grimm, Cain, Saxon, Haupt, Henze. Row I Hanrahan, Schemnitz, Sullivan, Culloden, Lubitz, Eckers, Clark, Russo, Hume, Morgan, Farrell, Stein Row 3: Coulthard, Hansen, Kaiser, Klosterhuber, Weiss, Pollack, Roeming, Bell, Dahl, Walker Bruett, Nicolet, Wake, Pedersen, Blech, Leich, Berry. Row 2: Bach, Roemer, Markert, Berenger Adelmann, Putterman, Elconin, Martin, Spicuzza, Lundsten, Myers, Anderson, Atkinson, Coplin Lithgow, Lozott, Kassner, Faehnel, Pitt, Dittmer. Row 1: Ducklow, Plous, Edwards, Tomchek Kaiser, Calenberg, Hall, Goldmann, Miller, Shmitt. mdwn ZHHhw wGHO 4mHmH3mmO UJZOIII ZOZOOU1 uuc:.'z-'Q UIQ'-' l lu Row 4: Werrbach, Broqan, Skolnilc, Kiehm, Goldmann, Martens, Kersten, Lunney, Mclntyre Row 3: Markert, Clemons, Ritchie, Hessler, Godar, Wussow, Christiansen, Mischelow, Rubinstein Klinqbiel, Gerber. How 2: Gdmmeter, Bo1'e, Pollack, 'Neber, Bach, Sauer, Kay, Cahill, Serio Sipowski, Kraus, Freedman. How 1: Nuerenberger, Nevin, Wright, Fisher, Pessin, Frentzel, Miller Droppers, Breitwish. LATIN CLUB Dressed in togas, probably borrowed from mother's linen closet, Latin Club members reciined as they dined again this year at a Roman Banquet. Monthly meetings presided over by Consul Susie Christiansen featured Latin games and special reports. E315 use Row 3: Hoogerheide, Skrukrud, McManus, Iohn, Breslauer, Abraham, Wanviq, Schwerm, Faude Berndt, Goodrich, Wysocky. Row 2. Sudduth, Prosser, Goodman, Girolami, Defandort, Leich Martin, Lieberman, Aronson, Gutzke, Mclntyre. Row 1: Mandelker, Meng, Brewer, Bloom, l.Veil Miller, Smith, Pedersen, Zwarra, Kahn. CHEMISTRY CLUB Active Bay chemists held monthly meetings in Room 310 to delve into the elements of the laboratory. Being overcome by chlorine gas at one meeting did not discourage them from continuing further experiments in an effort to produce other substances. HOME EC CLUB The Bay Bakers proved to be models too when they presented their spring style show, wearing the dresses they had made themselves. The Christmas Tea, to which all the home ec students and the faculty were invited, was their other big activity. Row 3: Bocher, Meng, Kluge, Banner, Siewert, Banner, Thelen, Curtis, Huntington. How 2: Hoefs Saari, Bloom, Hanrahan, Kruschice, Iensen, Gdvanauqh, Rendenba:h, Martin, Saxon. Row 1 Pasch, Stein, Cole, Reif, Thelen, Lubirz, Kay, Grimm, Shaclcelford. UUCII- Cl '-400'- O'-'UU Row 4: Feldf, Logemann, Pilarzyk, Dobrushken, Dickson, Davies, Troyk, Clemons, Young, Matthei Skolnik, Englander, Smilanich, Werrlzach. Row 3: loys, Bacher, Schultz, Ritchie, Kuernmerlein, Boesel, Rubinstein, Muth, Hessler, Brown, Haupt, Martens, Meng. Row 2: Swift, Puckett, Griffin Worth, Boite, Cianciola, Cavanaugh, Abendroth, Sipowski, Woodford, 'Wick, Hoefs, Malmon, Kersten. Row 1: Dietzel, Beinertsen, Conway, Wright, Rohter, Babush, Chaimson, Pessin, Miller, Haines, Kraus, Bose, Chesbrough. 1 BIOLOGY CLUB Meeing once a month, the followers of rana pipens learned about many phases of biology. A talk on cancer and movies about bird conservation and a safari into Africa highlighted their program. HI-Y President lohn Yoh and his Hi-Y members took charge of the entire monitor system, checking lockers and attend- ance. They heard speakers on vocational guidance at their bi-Weekly meetings and held conferences and par- ties With representatives from '3 my other schools. Row 3- McManus Hill Broqan Myers Schwartzbeck How 2' Lunney Yoh Lever-enz Nigbor Howl Miller Follm r Maier Row 3 Wittiq Kaiser Goldsmith Kluge l'cGraw Row 2 Bonzam Woodford Grittin Hcets Yampol Kuemmerlein Howl Anderson lfcrgan Miller Nevin Mulcahy Barlow Worth FRENCH CLUB Members of Le Cercle Francais learned that there's more to French than just grammar and vocabulary. Seeing such movies as Les Miserables and A Tale of Two Cities added variety to their monthly meetings. -.S Queen Nancy and King Harry Us ' 2 Das ist gute, Willie HOBO DAY Hobos at work Nic'I1 let ya buy a paper ZZ N--.,,,. IUNIOR PROM 1949 King and Queen: Buzz and Iean 1950 PROM COMMITTEES Chairman Ken Goodrich Tickets and Programs Iim McManus Nancy Nicolet Publicity Chairman Ianet Wullner Decorations Chairman Dan Lordahl Orchestra Bill Paude Sue Morgan Invitations Nancy Bilda Carol Strack 1950 King and Queen: Ken and Sally 68 my ning. it ttf rt P 4 M Show stealer Mel A BUD between two thorns Mike Carys the torch for CAST OF THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY left Adams .,...,..,................. Bud Breslauer Peggy Winkle .,.....,,.....,,..,..,.. Nancy Hoelz Lenore .......,......,..,..,.........t, Nancy Helden Hyacinth Adams .,..,,.... Mary Ellen Davis 'Wes Adams .,..,,,......., ,,,. ,,...... M i lce Cary Carol Adams ,,,.,, ...,,.... l Jlarcy Atkinson Eve ...i.,...,....,..,, ,.,,. ,,..,,., ,,,, R e v cr Bloom Mrs. Lulu Trimmer ..... .,....., I edn Christian Helen .,,,....,.,,,.,,.,,,,, ,,.., Mimi Young ,,,,,,Barbara Larkin ,Bob Gardiner .....,,..Miss Heinen Sarah .,. Truck Driver Director ,,,.,... Gilding the lily SENIOR CLASS PLAY Taking care of his lively younger brother and sisters was a big job for leff Adams, the hero of this year's Senior Class Play, Brother Goose, by William Davidson. No one will forget the scenes in which PeQQY tried to show Hy an all-American football play or in which leff attempted to manipulate the sewing machine. On other memorable occa- sions, Wes dragged a motor scooter into the living room with his usual, Oh, Gadsf' and Lenore sat in the poison ivy -just a few of the hilarious situations from this wonderful performance. 4 i', Q by E4 Y ,ww ww: fa ff f' 12:52 Q 5 s ' W n N 'Q e . fx' W rw, nf, , 'gg if ,QQ are Buzz-ing past tackler Way to go Bob A stunning l4-O victory over favored Wauwatosa finished another great season for the Bay gridders. The Blue Dukes victimized 'Tosa lay displaying a powerful ground attack and sev eral stalwart goal stands to clinch their third consecutive Suburban Conference champion ship. The brilliant coaching staff of head coach Ed Iankowski and line coach Marsh Rielooldt again provided the Bays with a very well-balanced, incomparable team. The achievement of three consecutive conference championships has been excelled only once in conference his- tory, and the remarkable accom- plishment of l9 straight victories is a Marsh and Iank feat to be justly proud of. Winning all-conference and all- state honors were the two Co-cap- tains, Paul Hickey and Buzz Wilson, and end lim Masker. Selected on the second all-Suburban team was junior Dan Lordahl. FOOTBALL SCORES Opponent We They 'Waukesha , ..,, 23 l3 V-'est Lfilwapxkee El C Shorewood . , .,..,.,. .25 l4 X! Nathan Hale ,,,,.,. , ,,,....i., Z7 12 7 ,f 'West Allis Central , .,,,, 27 O South Milwaukee ., ..,,... 26 6 Cudahy ,,,,. ,,,. , , , ,,,,. 7 20 Cathedral ,,,,,, , .... l6 U Wauwatosa .. .... ..,..., l 4 O 'Q 5, 'm M 4 .4 Q ,sf w fo '13 s Wifi M as 2 W 'ix 1 af Q sv 'W dx l,.W 2 , r fx ip QI 'XA ' f . - , , ?' 7 8 A M . '..,: ' 9 Q . . . 4 4, U . 41 'Q fi 031 r L A 3 CJQQN ! A 4-5 , 'V' I 4 4 W Q- 2 A ' Ba 7- t4 1' Q M'-,, ,,, 'S 41 'ian 51 42,55 '49 72 ss vi? W WU I vzwifui, Q Q1 U 5 K Af ' gf, h , A 7, A?.ux, I, Y Midyqa .f X , ' . fu , I E ! , ,f 53 93 5 J' X FQ 5 if V' L 0 3 A Zi, fr I? ul -..vue-my-41' 3 ? 2 ,, , - A Q ff? E Q s wi f an , if A N if-W 5 Q3 'W 5 , ,.,, F E if . ' fig -4 we 19 jggsff- 5 F ,Q A v f M i KJ .Wwi-:IE :4-4 gf wxxf X N V l ,vii ij , 'fi 2 E A Q :gjjy I x-bf A' ML SQ X iq . ' I .- E, Q k : ...:,. qllll :-::k 2 ll :--A N Y , 'Q Kd , .N ,Y , .. 1 fx! i MQ F11 E.,,., ,. -Q ' ga I ,p J 'A Rx ., -I f!,,4.i X ' GO 5 az 'Wo aff A My 1 M , Q H, , om Y 5 W' N , wi ,Y xy. ffl W' an W ,W 2 K ,gwwgf 42 W 4 T Q .W V f ,I I . ,lfifiye SE ' A 323,44 ' H H Q 4 5 7 l X if Nm W, X , Hmm? wlQ,M 'M 'P -. Clark and Dick Row 3: Detandorf tlvianagerl, Davies, Breslauer, Wolff, Morris, Coach Rudiqer, Werrbach, Minsnail, Englander, C. Yoh. Row 2: Glisch, Zwisler, Chesbrouqh, Kasche, Weisman, Berndt, Smith, Cole, loys. Row 1: Broqan, Goodman, Bolton, Wanqerin, I. Yoh, Glaessner, l-till, Lassen. CROSS-COUNTRY The Bay Cross Country team, under Coach Rudiger, made a respectable showing by capturing third place in the Suburban Meet and fifth in the State. lnheriting the annual Cross Country sickness jinxn were several top rate per- formers including Co-captain Dick Weisman. Optimism is prevailing in the ranks of the harriers as 22 out of the 30 squad members are returning in the killer sport to gain vengeance on several of their opponents. VOLLEYBALL Ending the season in fourth place, the Bay Volleyballers compiled a final record of l4-lO. Returning lettermen were Dick Grimm, Paul Hickey, Carlos Henningfeld, and Bill Baldus who along with Ken Aaseby formed the nucleus of the team. Next year, Coach Marsh Rieboldt will lose his entire first string, but the growing volleyball enthusiasm should produce a creditable team. How 3: Miller, Walczak, Aaseby, Grimm, Frensz. Row 2: Urban tMana- gerl, Hickey, McManus, Uhl, Jensen, Coach Rieboldt. Row 1: Abraham, Clabbef if, Hick Prosser, Baldus, Icys, Cook. 'vi ff t SJ' ,Wi it 5 XB if ' WIN 3 ' s . '5 ,tn-r . E X I I 1' J' J- ' .0 x ,,x'l' , I I 4 , f - ' ff - ,. K if 5 325 f W x ' J if-1-.. ? 2 2, VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 4: Kovenock tManagerl, Faude, Larson, Barry ,Werrbach,2Goodrich, Kranich, Wanvig, Stone tltllanagerl. Row 3: Pessin, Sohns, Ehret, Noonan, Koehler, Moll, Lordahl, Drought tManagerl. Row 2: Coach Kratz, Crowley, Barbee, Tippet, Iohnson, Busch, Smilanich, Hartshorn, Coach Kuehl. How l: Schwartzbeck, Pepper, Masker, Bakke, Wilson. The Bay court men, almost entirely staffed with Can't be ,hat bad, Coach! an inexperienced senior squad, compiled a success- ful 10-l0 record for the '49-'50 campaign. Coach Kuehl's erratic cagers displayed their ability to play excellent ball by shooting their way to an impres- sive upset victory over Messmer-the Catholic Con- ference champs. Also highlighting the season were the two close verdicts over their traditional rivals, Shorewood. The latter part of the season was fea- tured by a brilliant 36-38 stab at Wauwatosa-rated first in the State. Captain Bill Crowley was voted on the second all- conference team for his flawless floor game in the back court and his unusual adeptness in sinking long shots. BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent We They Watertown ..,., ........ 3 l 21 Hartford ....,....,....,... ,.....,.. 3 l 39 Cudahy ,..,..,,.,.......,,,,,., ....,.... 3 9 29 West Allis Central, ,.... ....,... 2 6 38 Messmer ..,...,,.,,,.. .....,,.. 5 7 46 Shorewood ....,,..,.,,.. ..,...., 3 0 29 Marshfield ....,,......,. .,...... 4 9 39 Wausau ....,...,.,.,.,....... ........ 3 5 40 South Milwaukee ,.,..... ..,.,... 4 8 46 Waukesha ,...,,......,.., .,.,..,, 3 4 30 Nathan Hale ..., ,.,,.... 4 0 Sl Wauwatosa ....,.,.., ........ 3 6 38 West Milwaukee . ......... 26 36 Cudahy .,........,...,... .,,...., 3 6 35 Watertown .,... , ,....., .,..,. . .45 55 West Allis Central ,,,,. ,,...... 3 5 46 Shorewood ,...,.,. ,,.. . ,. .,.,,,.. 42 40 West Milwaukee .... ........ 2 8 44 Cedarburg .....,.... ,.,,,... 4 5 27 Wauwatosa ...,... ..,.,... 3 l 44 LS W SXRFISHQ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Row 3: Fuchs CMGHOQQYJ, Winske, Glcessner, Elle qurd, Sokol. Row 2: Morris, Fcrd, Totcrh, Ccffel Coach Gother. Row 1: Kirscher, Meng, Glisch Troyk. gg! Min Q Push em rn Coach SWIMMING Whrtehsh Bay s swrmmrng team the ftrst such team 1n the hrstory of the school went through an encouraqmq and hrqhly successful season The Bay natators under the expert coachlnq of Bob Matters won 4 out of l2 dual meets tm rshed fourth 1n the Suburban and seventh 1n the State The emphasls however was on the future Mamstay of the tankmen was Most Valuable Ed Sreqrrst who splashed h1S way to a fourth ln the century race rn the State Meet lrm Kass ner the pace setter rn the breast stroke was elected captaxn Backstrokmq responsrbllrtxes rested on the shoulders of Glenn Creath and Toby Owen wh1le Bob Aronson and Kassner carned the burden ot breaststrokmq Norm Berqemann and Carroll Hames garnered Bay po1nters from the fancy dwmq board Leadmq dash men were Iohn Meyer Don Vanselow and John Meyers who wrth Selqnst composed the freestyle relay team whtch won fourth place honors IH the State Meet F..- Free-style relay team RESULTS OF DUAL MEETS Opponent Shorewood West Mxlwcukee W They West Alhs Central PUIGSLCI West Mllwciukee Waukesha Bay View Boys Tech Cudohy XfVGUWGtOSG Woshmqton North Owen and Creath wait for the gun Back dzve by Berg1e 4HHmwh4 Y? M I xx VARSITY SVIIMMIN G Row 3: Van Home CMcnorqerD, Sieqrist, Aronson Crecrth, Kussner, Meyers. Row 2: Meyer, Powell Gimmler, Stammberqer, Owen, Coach Matters Row 1: Berqerncmn, Haines, Pollack, McLaughlin, Vcnselow. .,,,,,.-' 'Pm S-7 W--5-A 355,-no A 1 N T 5 , N XA A. IUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING Row 3: 'Nolff fMcmoqer?, McDonald, Owen, Bres- lcxuer, Rohn. Row 2: Hurt, Hansen, Ioys, Ander- son, Coach Matters. Row 1: Goodman, Creoth, Roerninq, Chesbrouqh. AHHMNP4 WOHZGH N I . l TRACK Jumping lack Still Buzz-ing less - Flor - Chet Coach Chet Wangerin's Thinly Clads of last year continued their phenomenal mastery in the class B competitive field as they strode to their thirteenth consecu- tive State championship. The cindermen, however, had to be satisfied with third place laurels in both the Suburban and the Suburban relay meets. In the Little Suburban meet, the Bay's once more trounced their outclassed rivals. The Bay's forte should be the distances this year with such notable tally collec- tors as Dick Bemdt and Dick Hill return- ing. Buzz Wilson is a cinch to stand out again in his specialty, the high jump. lack Waier, lim Masker, and Ioe Plater are gunning to improve their consistent pointqetting performances of last year. A well-rounded team plus an unbeatable combination of Bay Mentors Wangeriri, Rudiger, Ccrulkett, Humke, and Iankowski form much optimism among the Bay trackmen. 4 UI CDW '-4'-1'-' VARSITY TRACK Row 4: Van Gent CManaqer7 Plater, Barry, Mc- Manus, Busch, McIntyre, Isnnscn, Berndt, Wilson, Vfaiczak, Mcsker, Bakke. Row 3: Lassen, Piais' ance, Abraham, Breslauer, Barbee, Moll, Prosser, Miller, Hill, Lordahl, Mayr. Row 2: Coach Wan- gerin, Gentiili, Broqcn, Nconarx, Gufzke, Uni, Drought, Goodman, Weisman, Yeh, Ufager, Coach Caulkett. Row 1: Wangeriri, Baskin, Iensen, lays, Stewart, Levine, Balcius, Cr-earn, Aronscn, Cummings, Martin. IUNIOR VARSITY TRACK Row 4: Winske, Enqiander, Smiianich, Minshaii Masker, Glaessner, Feidt, Werrbach. Row 3 Tay, Fasseft, Rohn, Piiarzyk, Trcyk, Li-alrine Larkin, Evans Mcrris, Row 2: Dickscn Kzerner Emery, Lfcrciz Gentilli, Kimmel, Kirscher, Enret Row 1: Lsaemann, Terry Barrcws, Y:h, fcys Pessin, Creaih, Garrison, Lordahi, Tern Earrsws. D-4'-1'-'U!'.!U:U'4 Il'-1O 'ZCI'-' Row 3: Leich, Hansen, Wake, Nicolet, Coulthard, Goldsmith, Kluge. Row 2: Benish, Landwehr, Johnson, Roemer, Strack, Roeming. Row 1: Smith, I-lanrahan, Marshman, Dietl, Shackelford, Morgan, Iensen. G.A.A. Organizing girls' sports, the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion has had a busy and successful year. The club's activities included an annual sleigh ride, bowling and after school sports. Brains behind the brawn GJLA. Officers: Sally Vfake, secretary-treasurer: Nancy Nicclet, vice president, Mary Landwehr, president, Mariorie Craig, adviser. 1 v TQ I BASKETBALL Row 2: Wake, Ccultharil, lohn son, Goldsmith, Dahl. Row 1 Strack, Lundsten, Morrtscn. BADMINTON 3 Sock it, M are Banner, Tomchek IUNIOR SOCCER Row 2: Hansen, Kluqe, Honra- han, Benish, Iensen, Goldsmith. Ro : , e w 1 Shackelford Iohnson Di tl, Saxon, Morrison, Barlow. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Row 3: Sundermeyer, Leupold, Bready, Woodford. Row 2: Daugherty, Ribar, Swift, Bolton. Row 1: Worth, Dietzel, Rohter, Bolte. I bv TUNIOR HOCKEY How 3: Hansen, Goldsrnith,VKluqe. How 2: Farrell, Iohnson, Gimmler, lensen. Row 1: Shaclceliord, Dietl, Morgan, 'Wake. TENNIS Wake, Edwards. 5 f , In 74 5 G f . Y ,M v . ,. -,.1-.f A W. Y 1... f, Bully for Ioan and Ianet ik xi 'E Z1 'Q' Gs, , ' K A ,Q FR nr 4 V, f.'-fi 'K , ' 7 V H-. 'W ., ,,VL V ir, i ' ffgfffslx P -Q 4, M Q dl y Q 3 2 'mf 5 .JV Q? f gf .a 4, gsiilllii' Mmm 9' MQW . if-I ' 1 I -' 'NJ A Students Calendar of 1949 1950 Each year of ltfe rs llke a brand new book lt unfolds before you and you enJoy xt so much that before you know 1t txme has passed and another year has come to an end Thats Just the way lll remember thts year But before thxs book xs closed and placed on tts shelf to accumulate the dust of tlme ld ltke to remmtsce Well school opened th1s year on September 14 and lm not klddlng the students returned tn all shapes and slzes It was good to see everyone agam though By September 16 we were off to a good start tn football after defeatmg Waukesha by a score of 2013 And on September 30 we won the an nual glory trophy for the 49 season defeatmg Shorewood 26 l4 Then there was the homecoming week end October 14 and 15 That marked the grand opemng of our new gym And of course we won our football game' For the pep assembly thts year a parade m mtmature was presented wrth every orgam zatlon m the school enterlng somethmg But on October 28 l1fe was rather depressmg at the Bay Cudahy handed us the ftrst and last defeat of the football season wtth a score of 207 So tn the next few weeks we redeemed our prrde and came through wxth flymg colors Of course Halloween comes along October 31 of every year That s the time the htgh school students lose thetr dtgmty and actually have a lxttle fun espectally the boys' November ll I recall for two reasons In the momtng we had a specxal assembly for the purpose of dedrcatrng our mght we won the football champtonshrp our thrrd stra1ght by defeatmg Tosa 14 0 Ill always remember thls as a cele bratlon mght tn the Bay Allouette On November 17 we went to the Semor Class Play whrch was entrtled Brother Goose It was a very good comedy wtth Mary Ellen Davls stealmg the entxre show Pretty soon Thanksgtvtng came along lts about that ttme of year when the poor mxstreated teachers thmk they need a rest and of course the students are always glad to have one December 7 that hrstonc date marked the publxc dedtcatron of the gym The xnscrrptxon Ttme wtll not d1m the glory of thetr deeds best expressed the feelmg of the students and parents Swrmmmg meets are another form of enloyment provided by the new gym 1 thtnk the one held on December 17 was attended by practtcally the whole school The students deczded that lvfr Bob IS deftmtely a good coach' Fmally Chrlstmas rolled around and wlth rt the Christmas formal on December 23 the frrst btq dance of the year The decoratrons were placed all over the new gym and lt took on a very drfferent atmosphere The lunmest thmg of all trmes though rs to see the students come back to school on lanuary 2 strll recovertng from New Year s Eve Oh well tt s only once a year But then we have to start thmkmg about exams whrch came thxs year durmg the ftrst week of February After much studymg and stttmg up late comes the wonderful feelmg of knowtng one semester ts fuushed and then comes the awful agony of wartmg for report cards On February 18 the Youth Councll presented therr annual Jazz concert featurtng Itm Nlchols From the atmosphere the students almost got a taste of mght club lrfe Then came the yearly reqronal basketball tournament March 2 4 Whltefxsh Bay got to the second round and havmg been defeated by Wauwatosa the boys began to notxce the Tosa gxrls Speaktnq of basketball the faculty creamed the mtramural teams on March I5 I guess our faculty 18 Just too young The State Basketball Toumament began on March 17 That meant every boy had to pack a suxtcase and trot off to Madlson Then came weeks of llstemng to nothmg but the btg storiesl Another great dance was the AllG1rl Tag lrumored to be the bxggest dance of the yearl on March 24 About thts tlme tt seems the grrls are begmnmg to try and lme up that necessary date for the Prom Aprll 6-ll marked Easter vacation Also the earllest ln drcattons of Spr1ng Fever start appeanng about thrs ttme Just a questton of getttng a good date but wtth the gxrls the questron ts Are you gomg? On Aprtl 29 the Court of Honor Dance was held This fs the occaslon when the sweethearts of the track team get a chance to step up and take their bows Fmally the Prom date came May 13 wtth Sally Denton and Ken Goodrich as kmg and queen The theme was South Pacrfxc and everyone spent a mght they wlll long remember Well after the Prom the school IS not qutte the same wlth everyone lookmg forward to those carefree summer days ln the future On May 27 our track team went to Madtson for the state meet and practtcally the whole school went wtth them When 1t comes to track everyone seems to have a lot of enthusrasm On Iune 11 the semors had therr Baccalaureate servtces and whale the gtrls shed tears the boys Just acted casual as though tt made no dtfference to them rf they left good old W F B or not Then comes the frnal step on Iune 14 gradua tlon From then on 3 26 becomes Just another number on the clock After a memorable year every student leaves school wxth new hopes and dreams and yet the pleasant fresh memortes of the htgh school life lmger on They wtll be re- created next year by some and Just remembered occasronally by others 1 . . , . I 4 1 1 I 1 r 1 I I 1 . I . I , . . . . . I ' . - ' I - - ' 1 1 I U y ' u I I ' 1 . . , ' I . , . . ' ' ' . . . - - - H ,. . . . . very own gym. It was an impressive service. And then that I BY April 15 the Pfoln Wolff' hes slmffed' Wlfh the bqfs' ns 1 I 1 . I . r . ,, ., . u u ' , . . ., , . I . . - . , . D I . . . I I . . I . I I . , : 4 I ' . l I SPONSORS C FLOW 8 gfneflt THE TOWER STAFF wishes to thank the following spon- sors who helped to make possible this 1950 TOWER We also urge that you patronize our advertisers-THEY DE- SERVE OUR GOOD WILL AND OUR PATRONAGE. Ralph B Abrams loseph Lieberman The Harry A Brown Agency Dr Robert P Phelan Drought 61 Grootemaat Louis Podell Mrs David V Elconin Mr ci Mrs David Resnick Greaves Landscape Oo A L Skolnik Dr Leon H Hirsh Whitefish Bay Tailoring Oo George I Hoeis Shoe Store Worden Allen Company Mr QS Mrs Marvin L Kohner Anonymous Our sponsors the Droughts also read the Annual Grassold G Iohnson, Architects R. L. 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