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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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QW' gwgg M wzifniff W wi ,M and the personrtlcatlon ot our school sprrnt of our llves these unforgettable days I Most lmportant Wnllle represents us the Students of Whltetush Bay he sure senior launty lunlor sophlstncated sophomore and frlghtened freshman Wnllue lnsplres our learned Faculty the admunustrators and the teachers to extend a helping hand to us In our efforts to achieve our goals Wlllle supports all Actlvlhes He IS a member ot the Student Councul h writes an edltorral or Bay say for the Tower Times he donates has tame to the needy by lolnung the service clubs In fact he lends has prestige to all student endeavors Dapper as a Blue Duke In has top hat and cane Wnllue Whutetush brings enloy ment to all the Social events from the pep assemblies and after game dances fn the fall to the Prom and Youth Council Carnival In the sprung Wnllue IS the tnghtnng splrlt behind the Dukes He cheers for and pledges IS loyalty to the blue and grey an all Sports 4 We present to you the students of Whitefish Bay Hugh School Wlllue Whntetlsh He IS the namesake of our vlllage Wnllles place ln the l954 Tower IS not only to review the events of this past year but to remnnd us always of a part Pa e 5 Page Page Page Page 1- . 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I .. , .. -t . . g . 43 .. . .F e . . 51 . . 69 81 THE STUDENTS SENIORS Thomas Allen Not only a swummung cham puon Tom has spent much of h tume un track and o er school actuvutues such as Stu dent Councul Easy to get along wuth Alley sports brown hour and brown eyes plus a wunnung smule ways has a clever remark ready Lufe of the party Tom us great to have around Mary Jane Alt An excellent organuzer Janue worked dulugently plonnung and edutung thus annual You nt help Iukung thus ros cheeked brunette Contrub uted tume and hard work to Youth Councul Takes all her honors un strude Badger Gurls State Quull and Scroll th Wellesley and D A R awards A successful future lues ahead for our most out standung senuor gurl Davud Altman Dave entered W F B as a gunuor and ummeduately went out for Band and Orchestra A player on one of the fughtung untramural basketball teams He wull take on any one un a chess game a favorute hobby Advocate of uazz collector of stamps Hus defu nute phulosophucal udeas guve hum a never endung supply of answers for teachers Charles Anderson Hus fruends soy when they have a problem they ask Andy and he has the answer swimmer at heart Where ever there s a group one can fund Andy Can be counted on to help decorate a class float or a dance floor P es the guy who un n everythung Lars Anderson Youngest of a set of twuns that are as dufferent as mght and day Owns a low quuet vouce and an uproaruous laugh A super salesman of Sen duk s products Tunkers wuth tools un spare moments that black Ford has been the obuect of many tunkerungs Another favorute duversuon of Lars s IS a certaunl E Bonuta Bacon A most agreeable person Bonnue always oleases other people A wullung and co operatuve worker An espe cually actuve partucupant un Tow er and lubrory clubs thus year Has all the fovorute popu lar records one of the best collectuons out Charms wuth her cute guggle Her loyalty to her fruends us sym boluc of a genuune personaluty George Bauer Mechanucal devuces seem to be Georges weakness Owner of a varuety of well known Bay bombs A mad pulot Was on the football squad for three years lukes all gurls but oh those fresh men A two year member of Rufle Club thus boy really enloys huntung Susan Baldus Besudes beung a lukable per son who us easy to get along wuth Sue us also a conscuen tuous worker Often seen helpung at the lubrary desk She loves sports sau ung swummung bowlung cently receuved G A A mem bershup One of the fastest seamstresses around Wuth thus laudable record behund her Sue us headed for a brught future at Mount Mary Salvatore Balustreru The Bay class of 1954 owes Balu a deep debt of thanks for helpung make possuble our wonderful L Pruma Vera Festa Prom a uob well done Often spends weekends up north huntung and fushung Has a casual and easy goung manner For Sal a ard worker we preduct a fruutful future Wulluam Barbour Bull us one of those happy go lucky people who take lufe un str de Twuce elected ss V A fruend to everyone Tennus and golf occupy hus spare tume Blond haur and blue eyes A con genual and unhurrued manner us one of the many trauts that make Wull so well luked Margery Barnes As one of those responsuble puttung thus annual gether Margue spent many sev enth hours In 213 Attrac tuvely represented the senuors In the Homecomung court C n b a ruot at tumes Was V P of Froshmore and a good modern dancer Also GAA and Tower Club occu pued her tume Who wull forget her famous last words What about Carothers 9 Roberta Bassman Bobby us a gurl wuth endless energy A Student Councul member for three years Has a crazy sense of humor and asks endless questuons A sports enthusuast Thruves on Bermuda shorts and those fabulous U W weekends Always smartly dressed and at tractuve Bobby really en uoys the better thungs un lufe Bonnue Beckman A gurl wuth varued Interests blond haured Bonnue us often sweater Interested In musuc plays the bass fuddle Took part In Orchestra for four years and Musuc Club three years ln her spare tume she assusted un the Cumberland kundergarten We re all sure Bonnue wull be an outstandung kundergarten teacher Claudette Belzer Tudy us proof posutuve that effucuency can be the secret to success Capable of sew Ing o neat seam and brewung a tasty stew Chuef hobby bowlung Amuable and uolly very easy to get along wuth Chour Modern Dance Froshmore and Tower Club were some of her actuvutues As talented a person as Tudy wull go far Ralph Buelefeld Potent part of the Buelefeld Porter Totah truo Ralph added hus bass vouce to the sungung of ues In the Nught at e Tower Tag Also sungs a good solo un senuor chour Expressed hus Interest In guns by beung one of Mr Roeders ruflemen He has a quuet manner that does not hude hus dry wut SENIORS Robert Bullungs Bob IS an avud fusherman wuth thousands of tales to tell about the ones that got away Created the whutefush on the Tower duvusuon pages Artustucally uncluned Bob spent study halls carucaturung teach ers desugnung roadmobules and drawung fush Duddle dum An Intramural sporlsman and expert card shark Bob fol lows the Bullungs tradutuon Fredlyn Blanksteun Freddue us a versatule gal Belonged to Chemustry Club Spanush Club Stage Crew and Home Ec Club Enuoys musuc her four year c our membershup and current puano musuc and record callectuon I lustrate thus hobby well Freddue a real favorute us al ways thoughtful of her many fruends Donald Blom A top student ot the socual scuences Don never fauled to brung up a controversual Idea Tall blond and blue eyed he IS proud of hus Scandunavuan background Is one of the few boys to pass all the N R O T C examunatuons served and studuous Here s cheers to a future Navy man Euleen Blumenfeld Nowhere wull you fnd a more loyal fruend than Euleen Wullungly helped out be hund the scenes to produce On the Nught of January 16th That soft wavy haur IS the topuc of many gurls conversatuons A Froshmore and Tower Club member EI us a well known fugure around school Nancy Blust Versatule and amuable de scrube Nanc a gurl of accom plushments galore A for ensuc wunner l.Ibrary Club presu dent and Tower Club Veep An Oscar to Nancy for durectung our record breakung class play She certounly deserves all the admurotuon and honors she has receuved for ' ' to- ' I . 8 8 ' ,V I . . . . I a e ' ' . . . X I' ' ' - . . I I I . I , . . . - I . . 'Tl h 0 . . . f ' i, . . . . . ' I ' I ' , 'X ,s gs seen in a smart, hand knit G - I ' - . . . I I , - , .. . , , , , I . . . ' ' . . . Re- ' i . . . X, AA ru ' ' ' - ' I ' . . - BI ' ' th I U U . . . .- . . . . ' - , SENIORS Ruchard Bolte uc us an all round a lete backstroker on the swum mung team and valuable mem ber of the gruduron squad Thanks go to hum for helpung make the Prom a success Never a dull moment for R B Playung cords and party ung are favorute pastumes but he has a sharp mund and knows how to use t .loan Burden Joan us one of the few peo ple able to wear an ltaluan haur cut well Can whup off attractuve argyles un no tume at all Lover of dry humor quuck an the draw wuth funny remarks A competent worker She was the maunstay of Stage Crew Joan s un faulung cooperatuveness wuns a vote of thanks from all of s Baben Butch Baben us a cute gurl wuth a sweet dusposutuon Enlays fashuonable clothes and cars Was an actuve member of Home Ec Club Stage Crew Froshmore and Tower Club An avud knltter Baben fruend a traut desurable for years ahead Baben never fauls to provude a good tume for her fruends Bonme Buxton Bonme us one of our most strukung and vuvacuous senuors always well dressed Has proved unvaluable to Youth Councul by puttung her artustuc abuluty to work on dance dec oratuons A pool uewel Deserves credut for Tower Club Homecomung float not to men tuon these wrute ups Her phulosophy Let s luve a luttle Bonnue s raduant charm us the key to her popularuty Robert Carothers Bob us a great combunatuon of frlendshup muschuef and hard work a famous funman a solud luneman Crusher always comes up wuth the best udeas for furtherung the cause of 54 and guvung teachers a luttle gruef Can often be heard hummung Morgue hus favorite song Bobs one terrufac worker a terrufuc guy Charles Casat Quarterback Chucc called the plays that won our team the Suburban football cham puonshup orugunotor of the expressuons And there I was an S I says to the Swungs a baseball bat durung vacatuon tume e undoor sports claum many of hus spare moments e rught remark always comes from Chuck Donald Cerucunce Don proved hus popularuty early by beung elected sopho more class presudent Booted a football and drubbled a basketball to help the Blue Dukes on ta many a vuctory Seems reserved but quot ung hum Where s the party? A senuor male whose fa vorute tune us Ga You, North western Swede us the modern versuon of Adonus Susan Chesbrough Wuth cute looks and a cute personaluty Ches was well luked at the Bay Loved her four years un water ballet Our hugh steppung malarette stepped rught unto the offuce of furst VP of Tower Club Very actuve un G A A and Youth Councul Ches us bound to meet success un the future Valerue Chunlund A sports enthusuast Val has trued her skull un many fuelds uncludung tennus hockey and badmunton One of the few proud possessors of a Senuor Lufesavung badge Laughung eyes and cheery manner Lukes a practucal lake Va s endless energy has sparked many actuvutles Vucku Cohen Vuckt s work n dramatucs has been very prauseworthy Honors wan for comedy un the forensuc tournament were topped off by her fune por trayal of Mrs Hutchuns un the class play Funally decuded to part wuth her pony taul A combunatuon of sunceruty and un She llves for those great weekends up at Maduson Hn' k ' - th- l d o sw . ' ' . . . Th i. u . ' .' ' . has proved herself a loyal ' . . . . . ' .- PCAZ1' - .. l . . s . I f ' . . I 8 Muchael Conrardy Whutefush Bays versuon of Caruso Muke proved un four well spent years of chour that he has a deep pure bass vouce worthy of recognutuon Most frequently found half way un der the hood of a car has a tremendous apprecuatuon for the humorous Muke seems to be a unuversal lady s man Clara Crowley Formerly a Holy Angel her uunuor year Clare became a Bayute Thus talented comeduenne also ranks hugh scholastucally Cheerleadung and managung the busuness end of the Tower have taken up most of her extra currucular school tume Blessed wuth a tremendous sense of humor she us an asset to any party Janet Cummung Basketball beung one of her favorute sports Janet enuoys playung on the gurls b b teams Stylush clothes look well on her shapely lugure Froshmore and Tower Club were happy to gaun thus unterested member Tell me where the good fumes are wunnung smule us always worn by Jan Leaders luke P Kovenock M J Alt N Schmud M Klauer helped to keep our school runnung smoothly -s fo SENIORS Januce Dahl Januces Interests vary from Band to Tower and Chemustry clubs Has valuable sugges tuons at her fungertups for any protect A realustuc outlook ls always busy wuth somethung Januce wull b welcomed personaluty wherever she may be for she puts her whole heart un all she does Mary Pat Dammann Mary Pat us always on the She has been actuve un every phase of school lufe Forensucs Stage Crew the TT busuness staff Tower Club Lubrary and Home Ec clubs are but a few of her extra actuvu tues Lukes all sports from volleyball to horseback rudung We all admure MP real worker Julua Delaney Among Judy s preferred pastumes us readung whuch she does un remarkable quantutues Always hummung wuth ac tuvuty Knows how to do a 'ob well Loves handucrafts and knuttung argyles exceptuonally good student Judy funds tume for Tower and Musuc Apprecuatuon clubs too Her future of assured suc cess lues at Northwestern Unu versuty SENIORS Ann Deschler Gentle and calm Ann never gets ruffled about anythmg Can declpher almost anythmg sa Deutsch after er many years In German Club She sews a flne seam and professes sewing to be her hobby Has fun playing badmvnton As amlable a person as Ann IS sure to be happy domg whatever she en counters Jams Dlttmer Janus IS one of the outstand gurls of the cass Offncer of many orgamzatuons She has spent much of her time thus year telllng about her summer ln Germany Ably represented the Bay on the exchange student plan Jan wears a bug smlle to dns play her good nalured but con sclentuous personaluty Marcla Eusler Marc IS rated O Kaye by the kids at the Bay One of the fortunate few blessed with a tiny waist A ma lorette for two years er twlrlmg sparked many grldlron halftnmes Her fnendly per sonallty has earned and will contmue to earn her many friends Peter Ellnson Pete helped the sensor class to take flrst pruze un the Home commg float contest Proved he knew how to whvp a pamt brush around effectlvely Can tell you about the most remote parts o a or From classrooms to speech as semblles Pete really kept us laughung Joan Entrekm As chalrman of the snake dance and bonfure Joan helped to make our Homecommg a fes tnve occasion She says her hobbles are decoratmg and re decoratmg gyms and houses Possesses bug blue eyes Her favorlte feline cat named Andy Joanle IS a competent gal who IS suc cessful m all she undertakes Jacquelme Femsyn Always ready to lend a will mg hand to any Froshmore or Tower Club prolect Dalnty features For four years .lackle has sung nn the Bays choirs Thus able Ilttle home maker was a member of the Home Ec Club Worked on stage crew .lackle Femsyn as femmmlty at Its sweetest James Flda Holds the record far perfect attendance at Bay blasts Clalms he llkes gurls but seems to have a specual one In mlnd Classroom menace Has trouble gettmg out of bed ln the mornnng Exhausted some of has boundless pep on the grnduron That Fvda smlrk wlll always haunt Bay teachers Gerald Foster A terrufuc artust ths IS one boy who can draw anythmg Red haur and brown eyes make hum qulte a combo IS tops with the Irs Buuldlng sports cars was one of hus hobbnes Lukes a good tnme Jerry proved humself a very necessary part of the sensor class Stephen Foster T e Senior class IS 'us y proud of ts president who as also a valuable member of both Youth Council and Stu dent Council Trade mark as has black convert Ranks un the top ten both scholostlcally and socially Always wears a smile never too busy to do somethlng for someone else Steve wnll be welcome wherever he goes Laela Frank Comang IH her sophomore year Laela earned the repu tation of really beung one of the mcest klds around ust In tnme for Froshmore wuth two years left for Tower Club Her typlcal teenagers hobbies are collecting 'au and popu lar records and trymg to get the car Her fnendly wlnk speaks for utself id in h ' . . . 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' ' -a ' ' - 10 Marrlyn Frazuer Untorgettable Roberta f the class play was none other than Manlyn A natural lor the stage won hugh hon ors In forensrcs F z as wonderful at makrng a funny story out of anythrng Was sophomore Court of Honor at tendant the some year she came Morllyn always seems happy and as loads of tun to be wrth Sandra Golan Sandy has been a dolphu nette for three years Justly deserves credrt for her grace ful drvrng also A chrc com brnatron of black harr and brown eyes Has a tlarr for fashron Froshmore and Tower clubs have been Included In her outsrde octrvltres Easy to get along wrth Sandy has made a lot of fnends at the Bay Mrchael Gardrner Wrth a dusposrtlon that can frnd something funny ln every thrng Make has the best rem edy for a gloomy mood Outslde sports appeal to Make sanlrng skatlng swlrnmrng horseback rrdrng and huntrng Fascrnated by any female s lewelry He gets the most ou of anythnng b rt lrfe a party Mrchael Geraty M e s the boy wrth e genulne smrle and a laugh to go wuth at Also one of Mr Danrel s chorr boys Huntmg and the Natronal Guard took up hrs tame out sude of school Famous tor has rmrtatlons Mrke cer tarnly helped to make thungs more gay around the Bay Franklyn Glmbel Gum rs a tune athlete wrth a tune attutude Any gurl s dream of the perfect male Impersonator of many charoc ters Chosen captavn of the 54 cnndermen Sports page ot TT benefrted from Frank s posrtuon as co edrtor powerful and persuasrve speak thrs three year Forensic member rs worthy of prarse for hrs portrayal ot DA Flmt rn The Nrght of January 16th S E N l O R S Davud Gladfelter Dave IS one of our enthusr astlc lournalrsts co feature edrtor of the Tower Times and sports wnter on the srde Takes part rn choral and good old barbershop quartet smgmg Never wrthout a challeng mg statement Dave s Ideas grve teachers and classmates chances for debate An rnterestrng hobby com collectmg Golf and Intramural basketball were Doves brggest sports rn terests Glorua Glassman W at a rrotl nothnng truer could be sard about Gloria A genral person who belneves In expressing her Se Besrdes Home Ec Club Glarra clanmed member shrp rn Espanol Club Gets the credrt for parntrng the let terrng on the basketball Wel come srgn Excltement and good trmes go hand hand wrth Glorra Arthur Goetz There s never a dull moment wrth Artre around Actrve rn Youth Councll he always had a helpmg hand ready Also a top basketball man oger The msplratron of the track team Wrth the mast cheerful personalrty rn the sen rar class he IS liked wherever he goes Artle IS one of those people who get the mast out of lufe Mrchael Goodrich An All Suburban football center Mrke also proved to be an adept center an the basket ball court Contributed greatly to the success of Youth Councnl events Kept us rn tormed on Blue Duke news as news edutor of the TT Vocalrzed for tour years rn the Bay chorr Mike IS destined for Lawrence and success whatever he undertakes Peter Grrnstem Here as one boy who can really hold class ottentron Voted most lrkely to panic Wall Street when he s rn business Frrendly and pleasant but shrewd and buslnesslrke One of Poppy Brewers qurz klds Seems to have a endless fund of knowledge We predlct that we ll hear much ot Pete alter he graduates H no .. . - - ' '... ra ' ' ' ' lj V ' in - .. I . .Il X t , e' ' or ik i ' th ,' , in Q fa . -' ...A l ' ' n er, ' ' 11 SENIORS Gerald Gross Jerry put hrs athletic burld to good use by going out for wrestling Took advantage of our game room facilities by playrng in the pool tournament A ough JJ goes or 'azz he loves that soft dancing music Funds outside actrv rty In table tennis bowling and baseball He s another man of the crnders with the sprrlt to literally get ahead Robert Grossenbach Ranking with the best free stylers Bob showed the tank men o tremendous burst f speed these last two years Has the quretest way of bemg funny and getting along with the opposite sex Along with hunting and trshrng Bob has several other hobbies eating sleeping and partying Heather Habhegger This lucky grrl spent part of her sophomore year rn Europe wants to travel agasn Has been o good member of Froshmore and Tower Club Worked hard on the Tower Club rnrtration Heather complexion and prettiest hair Robert Habush Blondes brunettes redheads this handsome lady krller has no preference Proved himself o potential lawyer by wrnnrng hrs case rn the senror class play Persuasive per sonalrty Received honors extemporaneous speaking Looks like an ad rom Esquire Bob rs one of those lucky people who can take life as it comes and enloy every m nute of t Stanley Hack San the man a razz an can do anything from mixing a mad concoction an chemrstry to swimming Always has an apt remark ready Loves to wreld a tennis racket Studying or having a good trme this fellow keeps us guess rng at to what hell be doing next Peter Hadler Pete put hrs whole heart into track and cross country and was well rewarded for rt Has the needed spark to keep hrs frrends constantly amused Nothing can beat those card games Spent spare trme on the intramural basketball court water skrrs or hrs motor cycle The Boy loses a good guy to the Naval Re serve Lynn Haeger Lynn knows everybody and can cal most Bcryltes er frrends Always seems to be laughrng Her understand rng helps Irft our morale Has worked on Youth Council and T C service rs mored that home s st ll Chr cago The secret ot Lynn s charm lies rn her sincerity Karen Hammermeister Though seemrngly reserved Kay really knows how to enloy r e Speedy typrst and good organizer of her work sides the grrls clubs Kay liked smaller groups especrally Home Ec Club and Art Club Has on infectious giggle Night of January 16th Kays future lies rn her chosen freld of nursrng Connre Hammerstein nnre claims that lrfe great she loves rt Tower Club presrdent o Youth Coun cil and Student Council mem ber co editor of the Towers senror sectron and a c eer lea er all packed into two Bay years Renowned for those orrgsnal Connre expres srons Con rs synonymous with boundless enthusiasm and personality plus Glenn Hanke Hench has always been very active fre musrc An accomplished vrolrnrst Orchestra s con cert master for two years he also played rn the strrng quar tel and trro Drd a frne rob acting n the senror ca s play rrllrant rn chemrstry and physrcs Glenn has that o drive needed to go places and w re all sure he W . . . lth . f ' i I ' h o . ' 1 - . . ' . . . lt ' ru- . . . . 5 i '. - l'f .. . ' ? ' ' - I ' . . . Be- is still the girl with the fairest ' ' Helped ushel fo' The f ' c 7 -. Q ' I L ' Co ' ' ' is ' . f ' L ' ' h - in ' d - ' i i. ' - , Y f ' in the ' ld of - - ' ' i of ' i ' I s ld ' , e' ill. 12 if 5 TD EP Janice Hanold The class of 54 gauned new classmate 52 w en Janice started rooting for the ue Dukes Instead of Shorewood Greyhounds Showed herself anxious to get acqualnted by hoppmg rlght on Tower Club s band wagon Janet has acquired so many truends It seems she has been here four years Instead of two Peter Haupt Hobby relaxlng Pete has really mastered the art of tak :ng It easy Pete IS a regu lar pew cy Can always a parking place for IS old clunker Heads for trout filled streams whenever possuble Football and track round out his sports currlculum Fusby has that home grown Herb Shruner humor HHRLEN V a mum Above P Ouweneel M Barnes, M Goodruch are always nn the mudst of actlvntles Rl t The Bay wll miss thus frlendly trla of W Wandlrng B Kops A Goetz SENIORS Betty Havens Wvth a wealth of Interests Betty made good use of tour years at the Bay A lournal business manager of the Tower Times and a Qulll and Scroll member Betts loves camping Ilfe :anoerng scoutnng handucratts Played for the Band and Or chestra Staunch German Club member She found tame for sports after hours Betty Henrlques Nothung but praises to Betty one of our two exchange stu dents Our outstanding guest has really made her mark nn the sensor class A Youth Councul and Student Councll member Loves sports es peclally swlmmnng and skung We are truly proud l Swedens sweet representatlve a wonderful person 1 - a I in ' h I I , ' . 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S. if KJ X P 1 so 13 yi SENIORS Albert Hentzen Our Mughty Mute ranks hugh among suburban gruduron greats Youth Councul proud of nts capable Mayor Mussed by the basketball team thus year but proved w rth hus weught un tennus rackets A four year Student Councul member, he contrub uted greatly to the umprove ment of S C luttle Hentz holds a bug place un the heart of every Boyute Barbara Hursch Barb loves dancung as been a member of the square dance and modern dance groups for tour years Com bunung busuness and pleasure she has seen all the movues that have hut the Bay Home Ec gal Wuth such varued and femunune unterests, Barb certaunly knows how to get the most out of lufe Peter Huelster When Pete came to the Bay hus sophomore year he fut rught unto the scheme of thungs Went out for track three years An enthusuastuc rooter at football games an expert par tucupant un volleyball Ambu tuon to wueld a drull next year at Marquettes School of Den tustry Fruendly and a good sport he helps others have an enuoyable tume Robert Humke Buzz came here as a gun uor and pole vaulted to suc cess un the state meet captoun of the 54 track squad A varsuty cager great sense of humor shows through hus shy smule A most eluguble bachelor That tamuluar Humke personal uty has won hum the respect and admurotuon of the senuor class Karen Johnson Easy goung and carefree de scrube Karen Extra currucu Iars tor her uncluded the gurls clubs and two years of choral sungung Where theres a good chuckle there s are A neat knutter Stays true to Home Ec Club by doung a lot of sewung and cookung -domestuc talents that are sure to become useful someday Susan Jung An extremely talented per son Sue us a top stu en authoress and actress Nuce to everyone Bug brown eyes and a sweet nature are hers She us the only gurl we know who can knut read and lusten at the same tume As versatule a person as Sue us bound for success Russell Kaczmarek Russ claums football and red converts as hus lavorutes Prauseworthy for hus sugges tuons He lent a helpung hand to many a prouect Our suncere thanks for publucuz ung a great homecomung week en but most of all for en tertounung us these four years Theres never a dull moment when Kaczmures around Charles Kahn Chuck us the contunental ol the senuor class Owner of the bug bass vouce Actuve un sports he was a football manager three years and also went out for untromural basket ba Modest the man hobby collectung uazz records A boy as actuve as Chuck us bound to be heard from perhaps over the raduo9 Harry Kauser Hus smooth appearance matches hus casual ways Lusts gurls as hus hobby and really means ut A genuune lady kuller Buddy was a natural for the part ol Larry Reqan un the senuor class play dudnt even have to memoruze hus lunes He us at hus best when he us un the lumelught Terry Kamunsky Fleet looted Terry was an es sentual cog that kept the Boys track team rollung In a casual manner he has a way of sayung the funny thung t the rught tume TK s maun unterest seems to lue warmer clumates The ven geance of the senuor volleyball team Hus favorute expres suon us Sure mon' . . .. ' is , H H Q d 'Z 0 . . . . u ' l P- h ' ' . . . ' . . . A dl f .. . ' .1 . uu . , . , . Q . . ' ' ' A if behind the scenes . . . His ' . . . co- - - - ' ' ' . . . ' . . . A V - I 1 I' I I . . . l l I I G I V IIK YI I ' . ' l -A ' .Y Y' s u o , 1 n n . I . 14 Frederuck Kammeuer Frutz has made a hut sunce he came here as a uunuor As welcome an addutuon to the track cross country and swum mung teams as he was to hus class The dugnufued bauluff of the senuor class play quute an artust too Ta clean cut fruendly thus us Frt one terrufuc guy Davud Kaye Outwardly appears quuet ac tually us anylhung but Speedy halfback on the grud uron swuft dashman on the cun ders Casual dresser Bay s best dressed male From June to August concentrates on outfueldung un the Suburban baseball league Contrub uted Bay buttons to a success ful Homecomung Where there s a party there s Albuno and where theres Albuno there s Marc Gaul Kurkman H re us a GAA member who really enuoys and excells un gurls sports actuvutues Possesses shuny dark brown haur and a smooth complexuon Has taken part un the water ballet program for the last two years Home Club claumed thus slullful seam Club and gave free peruods to lubrary work Gaul s realus tuc outlook on lufe wull prove unvaluable un the future Kathleen Kurscher Magda or Kate Swede or Bayute she has a tremend ous humor all her own dus played un our class play Good presudent of Froshmore secretary treasurer of the senuor class Cant trust parked cars anymore lnutuated unto GA A and water ballet un her uunuor year Kursch s oru gunal costumes and sang ver suons never flopped Mary Ann Klauer One of the most capable executuves to hut our hallowed halls A sulent secretary un the Senuor Class play an especually speedy secretary for W FB and Suburban Student Counculs Gurls sports en thusuast Mak eduts the gurls sports sectuon of the Tower Tumes and us a two year G A A member Always up to her ears un actuvutues she us never too busy to have a good tume S E NIO R S Bette Mae Kluge Bette Mae us one of those lucky gurls who has bond naturally wavy hour and a slum fugure Made a perfect Prom Queen She has dus played her talent un dancung, art work and four years of water ballet Wuth her quuet attractuveness, Bette Mae wull long be remembered as one of our class beautues Elaune Koerner If ever anybody was funny, s our wuth her on a stage everyone settles back for a good laugh Also helped behind the scenes wuth cos tumes for the class play Wuth a thousand laughable troubles of her own Elaune us always sympathetuc wuth those of other people Master of the Brooklyn accent Modern dance brought out her creatuveness Janet Kohler Tuny trum and neat us Janet Its rumored she keeps that fugure by beung on the go all the tume In water ballet basketball and volley ba ths gurl us one of e most actuve GAA members Pushed many o TC ser vuce club prouect Janet loves a good tume and a good laugh too James Kohn Among hus many other ac tuvutues Jum found tume to lend hus talents to the WFB ten nus and track teams Worked hard and contrubuted much as co edutor of the T T Favor ute hangout TT offuce u of great udeas for Student Councul and Youth Councul Capable partucupator un faren suc actuvutues Jum us truy a nuce uy Susan Kohner One person who really en uoys lute us Strusal ar tucupated n Modern Dance Home Ec Club and Stage Crew Tuny terrufuc and cute Her motto boys over sux eet People love to b around Sue because of her abuluty to make everyone laugh Here s one gurl who ought to fund lufe easy . . , ' I I ' . . . ls I ' ' ' , . . . ll, ' . ' - - - I . I . . it l ' if ,p ur' Euk - ' e ' . . . . . . EQ. - F ' ' ' stress . . . Joined the Library . - ' ' ' ' , , , ' ' , .. ' .. .F Il . ' ' ' - . . .. . l ' . . I ' . ' 9 , ' ' i , ' 1 U H ' ' ' f . . . e 15 SENIORS Barbara Kops Bubblung wuth personaluty Barb seems to ettervesce fun A good sport any tume she enuoys after school tennus baseball and hockey That Kops guggle has become well known un the last tour years at the Bay Thus pert and petute homecomung queen goes tor a certaun bug whee Al Everybody s buddy Br bs bound to be luked wherever she goes Paul Kovenock Thanks go maunly to Paul for the much needed reorganu zatuon of the Student Councul Three year Forensuc mem ber could talk hus way out of a paper bag Spare tume sports wruter for the Mulwaukee Journal Spent much of hus senuor year un the TT offuce where he was Managung Edu or Contunually smulung hes the greatest' Martha Kowutz Wuth a knack for knuttung Marty spends her tume un the argyle department Espe cually busy her furst two years wuth clubs and sports ar rued a hockey stuck handled a basketball and served a volleyball Now busy wuth a uob outsude of school cheerful gurl wuth a wholeheart ed attutude We ll be sorry to have our blonde classmate move to Maduson thus summer Judith Krutzuk A neughbor from the South Shorewood Judy came north her senuor year came better acquounted wuth Bayutes through Tower Club and through already estab lushed fruendshups Enthu suastuc rooter at and contestant un tennus matches Thus lucky gurl came to school equupped wuth a dutterent cashmere for every day Paul Krueger Paul came to the Bay as a uunuor ls a quuet appear ung but thoughtful person Donated hus tume to the collec tuon of tuckets at the swumumng meets and the productuon of the senuor class play Here s a guy wuth a head on hus shoul ders who knows what he wants to do and say and acts ac cordungly. Caryl Kuehn Dumples a laughung smule an a completely Kuehn humor belong to Caryl dolphunette who has taken part un the Water Ballet for tour years slaved on the senuor sectuon of the Tower Her erest un g ls sports s tlected un her posutuon as secre tary treasurer of GAA She us an honor student who rates honorable mentuon for her subtle sayungs Margaret Lassen A tavorute wuth everybody at the Bay Marg us bound to become the same at Purdue A real busuness woman treasurer of her sophomore class and of Tower Club Lukes sports a GAA mem er Credut for the socual sectuon of the Tower goes to Marg Truly a pleasung per sonaluty The song Just un Bull sums up a lot or thus blonde Barbara Leununger Barb stepped rught out of the pages of Cheaper by the Dozen munus two unto e Bay halls her senuor year Enuoys every munute on a dance floor Dud a commendable lab organuzung a Tower Club Chrustmas play to the Old Folks Home Thus sweet luttle package from Munneapolus was welcomed by the senuor class presudent Beverly loehndorf Bev has played a part un many actuvutues these last tour years She was behund the scenes un stage crew work but on stage as a chour member Artustucally uncluned er apprecuatuon of beautuful thungs us expressed by an unterest un pauntung Bev has gauned many fruends through her cheer ful dusposutuon John Lutz In the sports world Jack has played football and managed the swummung and track squads A musucal note of unterest e A senuor chour bass Plays the puano o the sude Keeps hus eye on a certaun sophomore Jack us one of the most amua e guys we know rwfmggzfef Juduth McCullough y IS with e beautuful shnny hour regular rack In the box when ut comes to pep lntellugence p us An active member of Home Ec Club and Tower Club Dependable She seems always to have a smale and a h for everyone e semor class wouldnt have been complete wrthout Judy Patricia McKlbbln Pat us one girl who possesses that great quollty of enthusl asm Always an under standung person to tell your problems to Happy go lucky Few people are blessed wsth that attractive au burn hour and blue eyes combo A true credrt to old Ireland IS at WY SENIORS James MacKay Mac unherlted Bayusms quickly after has transfer from M U S One of the sensor men with a preference pecullar to all semor m n partyung Week end expresslon Ink ka dunk a doo A snappy dresser In hrs charcoal grays m es gurls a apparently they luke has tlmely remarks and has good humor Marlene Mager Marlene IS a four sktnned blonde who arruved at the Bay her sophomore year Easy to get along wlth Enloys a good lake Her alto vouce can be heard In the Sensor Chonr Gay and fun lovung Life IS always lolly around Marlle sv Above On the femanune half of the Bay sport s scene arel. Potter,S Schoenmger J Kohler Left Good sportsmanshup makes good sports D Marshman, G Thronson, A Hentzen SENIORS Beverly Maher A foremost aqua queen Bev was one of the terrufuc truo of Slaughter on Tenth Avenue Dusplayed her shapely legs and baton handlung abuluty as a mauorette Mund and opun uons all her own One ofthe h g ls un the G pep assembly Bev partucu pates whole heartedly un any plans for a good tume Donald Mauer Don s unterests lue maunly outsude of school Thunks huntung us the greatest sport Photography us hugh on the lust of hus hobbies Seems reserved but you never can e Don goes for e creatures of the deep blue sea For a versotule boy u e Don we cant preduct any thung but an unterestung future Mavus Malm ay flls the b as gurl wuth the sweetest dusposu tuon A most loyal supporter of W F B s servuce clubs Her chuef aspuratuon us to be a kundergarten teacher Gets pleasure out of home ec We foresee a happy future for thus extraordunaruly kund and fruendly senuor gurl Ruchard Marshman Star of the mule captaun of the cross country team Duck deserves hearty prause for hus year round showungs on the track Sensuble lnter ested un others Dug that crazy uazz he goes for t un a bug way A loyal mem ber of Mr Danuels crew Guvung everyone a good word us Ducks good notured polucy Wrlluam Meuster Our suburban conference pugskun threat was chosen a All Suburban tackle Start ung center and captaun of the Bay s bucketball fuve ur ung the summer months becomes a star furst baseman Ta dark and handsome wuth a lune as long as hus arm The gur s a go or O v and rv goes for all the gurls Mary Meyer Her creatuve wrutung talents gauned Mary the co edutorshup of the T T s feature page lnterested un latest recordungs has a large collectuon of her own loves art work and handucrafts Auded lubrary for two years Can laugh at onythung even troubles Her pleasant outlook on lufe us admured by all who know her Donald Moore Here us one boy wuth many unterests Was actuve un Stage Crew the 'azz sectuon of the Musuc Apprecuotuon Club and Lubrary Club Studuous yet fun lovung Don s orugu nal udeas are always a chal lenge A regular book worm un hus spare tume Don has a old druve ut takes o go places un lufe Susan Mueller Sue seems quuet but us far from unactuve Wullungly gave servuce to the gurls clubs Sue s attroctuve curly red hcuur was seen two years ago un our modern dance program but recently has been hudden under a dolphunette s cap loves swummung knuttung and laugh un A good student Sue us sure to do well un her future home economucs course Lawrence Neun One of Uncle Arnues men thus great golfer came to the fore un untramural bb too An asset to the Rebels thus year A transfer from Co Iumbus Ohuo has made a raft of fruends wuth that dry sense of humor Larry seems to be un on every goungs on James O Leary Cheer Olear has made more fruends than he can count One of our football champs A Natuonal Guardsman oo lt s rumored that Jum has quute a repertoure of uokes Freckles o wude grun a fruendly word and a bug blue cowboy hat are Jums trade marks 1' Ann Olymec Another senior with partying high on her list of preferred activities Synchronized swimming in water ballet was one of Anna s accomplishments during her last two years Earned a lifesaving emblem in her rumor year Terrific torso admired and envied by many A blond bombshell she will be remembered as fa vormg fun Terry O Neill Because of her love for sports Terry has actively par ticipated in Water Ballet and GAA Spends her sum mers in Bemidp Minnesota Motto love those weekends A tall slim blonde Tons of fun A better hos tess than Elsa Maxwell Headed for Stevens next year she s sure to be a hut Patricia Ouweneel Youll find Pat in the middle of lust about any activity Secretary of Tower Club and member ofthe Annual staff and Youth Council Her pep as captain of the cheerleaders kept the Bay cheering through many games Often heard Anyone lPat 'l for an open house? G A A sports filled after school hours Tremendous tops and com eely fun lovmg P t bundle of T N T Gayle Pease Gayle can always get the crowd laughing with her naive statements A variety of girls sports attracted her inter est the year round Bound to be in the middle of small talk at one of those slumber less slumber parties Mem ber of Froshmore and Tower clubs Gayles of laugh ter will be heard from the halls of Stephens' Junior College next year. Gene Perfect A four year participant in football and orchestra and co- editor of the Tower sport's sec- tion, Toni is an all-round guy . . . Always comes up with life-saving ideas at iust the right times . . . His interest in modern architecture and de- sign will Iead to a streamlined future by way of Michigan. 12 SENIORS John Phalen John had something to do every season of the year Football and hunting trips in the fall Winter brought occasion for Ice hockey the spring of his sophomore year came track Summer months were spent fishing or playing on the summer base ball team May the future be as full as the seasons were William Porter B P is the owner of e most famous car in school the Purple Pig Wil about 'azz You should hear hum play the piano loves to ea Always seen with hs five oclock shadow A sports car enthusiast since he could walk Every one has a good word for this true and loyal friend Here is one Bill you wouldnt mind getting Lyn ne Potter Water Ballet Senior Lifesav mg and Choir are some of the activities which kept Lynne busy her four years at the Boy President of G A A by popular vote Nice to everyone Lynne has made many good friends Expressive brown eyes reveal her kind nature Its been wonderful hav mg you for a classmate Lynne Nancy Putterman Nancy may appear before you an several ways e may be Nancy the girl with that beautiful naturally curly hair and warm friendliness or she may be Putt the rollick mg perpetually laughing one Has been a modern dancer and Home Economics Club member Her concern for peoples troubles is appreciat ed by all. Diane Radke Diane has lent her talents to girls' sports, the Tower Times staff, choir, and Tower Club . . . Up to her neck in activi- ties, here's one girl who takes time out for a sweet smile or a good laugh . . . Spends her summers camp counseling . . . Always helping someone out, Diane has won the admira- tion of the whole school. SENIORS James Ralsbeck Directly related to Dennis the Menace he s a bundle of dynamite Claims working on cars as his hobby he was proud possessor of many familiar Bay bombs Never gets tired of asking teachers the impossible a combo of the bramy and the zany lm wont be forgotten by h s teachers or by his class Richard Randolph Wherever there s a good lam session youll find Dick Can really play that fiddle n orchestra One of Poppy Brewer s Economists Brown air and eyes g e him debonalre air The strong silent type His philosophy seems to be You only live once and he is really enloy ing e James Rank ln his seemingly quiet way Smiley has become a we known personality rn the class of 54 Found fortune as a tankman chosen captain of the swimming team ust naturally possesses a heart of gold and a sterling personality Famed for hs really dry sense of humor im rs that great guy In every one s book. Gladys Rendenbach There s nothing Gladys likes better than having fun-cer- tainly a healthy hobby . . . Two-year member of the Home Ec. Club Froshmore and Tower Club . . . Her good-natured toting of her friends around th Bay is typical of Skip's generosity . . . She lent her helping hand behind the li- brary desk for three years and behind the scenes of our senior class play. Roger Resek As manager of the gridiron squad, Rog played an impor- tant part in keeping up the teom's morale . . . Witnessed the court battle in our class play . . . Roger's quite an operator-of machines . . . Also more than able to tote a rifle . . . Enioys intramural basketball . . . Rog seems shy but comes out with some re- marks that reveal hidden wit. Russell Richardson nt let that quiet er sonality fool you actually Russ loves a good time never misses a good party Took an active interest rn sports excelled rn track and cross country An easy boy to get along with Has end less patience Russ s good looks and ready smile are a winning combination Nancy Riley Nancy lust sparkles with fun as she laughs with those twin klmg eyes A Tower Club and Froshmore booster Nanc claims an extra curricular college interest A nat ural cooking and sewing ex pert this Home Ec Club pres: dent is sure to make a wonder ful wife for some lucky fellow Timothy Robinson One of the few who entered our halls their senior year Tim lust proves that new blood can pep up a class Saves up a variety of stamps He gets a big kick out of life which is reflected In has grin Tims interest in model airplanes may lead him to the real thing some day Charles Roeder President of both Band and German Club Chuck's execu- tive trend seems to follow the family tradition . . . A full- fledged camper and boatman a fish and fowl enthusiast . . . Skip' played the clarinet for the Orchestra for three years . . . Student Council and pho- tography have claimed his in- terest . . . Never without a helping hand . . . He has been a vital member of our class. Charles Rotter Chuck thrives on anything having to do with cars . . . ls pretty proud of that an- cient Ford convertible of his , . . Made himself heard around school in the Band and Orches- tra . . . Charles ioined Bay forces on the cross-country squad and its twin, the track team . . . His quiet ways will pay off some day. Sally Rueckert The mere mentnon of Texas never falls to set Sally beam nn Once a Texan always a Texan Enthuslastuc about th net games badmunton and volleyball Thus member of Spanush Club can speak Spanlsh almost as fast as she kmts As a freshman Sal was the class secretarytreas urer Sparklnng eyes and a flashung smnle are the ey notes to Sally s strnknng appear ance Armun Sadoff Just call htm lu ge the name Armln had ever sunce The Nlght of January 16th when he became a dxstlnguushed Iustlce on the stage shooter on the untramural buck etball fave Keepung up on e latest pop ban s ro vtdes recreatlon for hum Also plays the piano Mem bershlp nn Bnology and Chemls try clubs pomts to Armun s sc: entnfnc Interest Nlall Schmidt Our Student Councnl pres: dent led us through a wonder ful sensor year Casual man nerusms and sense of humor Managung the football team for four years and play mg the uke are only two of versatlle Nick s actlvutles that dusplay hus talent A Badger booster all the way T e IS mughty proud of e fune 'ob Nlck has done 1 t N Blust M Frazner F Glmbel are tops tn dramatuc and lorenslc talent Below Behmd the scenes of every Bay social event we can fmdT Ballstreru B Buxton S Chesbrough C Hammersteun SENIORS Sandra Schoenmger Sandra excells un everythung she does A champnon In all sports an uccomplushed planlst vuollnlst and songstress an honor student a talent ed seamstress Her dllngence has won her the GAA hxgh pount trophy and the presudency of Sensor Chour Wlth such a favorable record behind her Sandy certaunly has taken a bug step toward a successful future Margery Scholl a portrayal which en chanted us Margne played the leadnng role In the senuor class play as Karen Andre Youth Councul Student Coun cal member and a forenslc wm ner Expresslve eyes and a worm vonce are only two fea tures of her beauty a ented Morgue wnll contlnue to ploy a leadmg role Thomas Schutz Tom kept humself busy hrs frosh year managung the foot ball and basketball teams Orlgunator of many master puece monologues yee mad scuentust Able to keep Bay :tes roaring and to glve teach ers grey haur Tom smpresses us all by the artlsllc protects he turns out nn has spare mo ments SENIORS Joel Searles The boy whose feet tap the rh hm of Jazz at the Phul harmonuc Joel collects all the latest uazz duscs Dusplayed the old team spurut un sopho more football and untramural basketball Although sulent un school Joel fules no com plaunts about lack of excutement off lumuts Here s a senuor wuth hudden qualutues worth dus coverung Mary Agnes Suegel As co edutor un chuef of the Tower Tumes, Mamue showed her wonderful leadershup abulu ues Beautuful naturally curly haur and a peaches and cream complexuon Gurls sports are one of her favorute pastumes An honor stu dent and Quull and Scroll mem ber Mary Agnes wull be sure to do any uob well Margaret Sumpson Musucuan and wruter Peggy n play he flue for our band whup up an accasuonal poem or help copy edut the T T wuth equal abuluty Ger man Froshmore and Tower Club member A smart Bayute who deserves to be the honor student that she us Peg a capable gurl wuth a scu entufuc mund has much to offer the world Salvatore Spucuzzcu Tops un team work tops un book work Ted s a mughty ver satule fella Played guard and tackle on the varsuty Bay eleven As a stu ent Spuc ranks among the hugh es Possessed wuth a but of muschuevousness After three years of basketball thus season he went forward on the varsuty Ted has been leader un everythung he has undertaken Kathleen Steffen K s four skun dark aur and classuc features are pos sessuons every gurl desures The Whutefush Bay Bank claums thus effucuent cashuer who really enuoys her work A speedy stenogropher thus gurl wull make a super secretary Interested un clothes looks luke a Seventeen model Kath leen has made many fruends durung her two years at the Bay Robert Stroebel Strebs us most at home on the Whutefush Bay track par tucularly durung cross country and track seasons Always seems good humored about somelhung even durung the most tryung moments of chour Thus uoker us a photogra pher on the sude One tume presudent of Raduo Club We preduct a future un the fueld of electronucs for Bob Betty Ann Stumpf A fauthful Lubrary Club mem ber Betty has been unvaluable un the home of the pruned volumes A genuune lukung for handucraft and drawung artust Betty has dusplayed markable talent n makung p rses d n her orugunal sketches Though she never says much we know the secret of that contented smule Ruchard Sucher shot hus way to e presudency of Roeders rufle men Necessary worker on the stage crew proved hus abul uty as stage manager un hus uunuor year He lukes to play golf and was an untegral part of our golf team us unterest un chemustry us shown by membershup un Chemuslry Club Even tempered he gets along well wuth other people Don n a Swartwood Its too had we dudnt have more than a year to get ac quaunted wuth Donna for we have found her to be good natured and unterested un every thung and everybody Halls from Buffalo New York Butch partucularly lukes art work and knuttung Inquusu tuve nature A un all we re glad Donna spent her senuor year wuth us Betty .la ne Swerd loff Betty always up on the lat est scoop knows what everyone us doung Enuoys drawung un her spore moments Has helped check out books from the lubrary thus past year Also works back stage Betty never fouls to entertaun us an abuluty that has wan her a school of fruends Rrchard Tepper Drck has the abrlrty to keep krds roarrng both out of and rn classes Competrtron for Arthur Godfrey Drck has en tertarned for Bayrtes many trmes at dances assemblres and Youth Councrl carnrvals Can baffle any teacher wrth hrs well phrased rnqurrres Contlnual gum chewer has our nomrnatron for the boy wrth the frrendlrest drsposrtron Trmothy Thompson Huntrng berng one of hrs favorrte pastrmes Tam spends many weeks ends rn northern Wrsconsm durrng the fall and wrnter Can also be found frshrng on almost any trout frlled lake One of Morgan s mermen who does well wrth the mermords A whrz at cards no party rs ever complete wrth out Tam George Th ron son A frghtrng athlete wrth a frne attrtude toward sports George captured All Suburban honors rn football Crooner of the famous Swrng Low Decorated the hugh spots for Youth Councrl dances found hrs way to the track for four successful seasons Heads for those snowy hrlls when the skrmgs good Throns rs a sportsman wrth a serrous goal Jocelyn Trcko Path came here as a gunror from the home of our arch rrvals but found more friends rn two years than she can count loves sports another aqua enthusrost Promoter o the Knee sock fan club Pattrs rdeal summer rs spent camprng Her ready Hr a reveals o e of te frrendlrest natures at the Bay John Totah The boy wrth a lrne full of 'okes and clever trmely marks Jumor kept many a class laughrng Famous for hrs rmrtatrons especrally the Jazz versnon of twentreth cen tury Beowulf He clarms loafrng as hrs most recent ac trvrty lbetween work school and partresl John com petes wrth hrs brother for the Pepsodent smrle S E N I O R S Trmothy Ubben Trm combrned natural 'our nalrstrc abrlrty and love for sports rn the co edrtorshrp of the TT sport s page One of the many Bay boys who proxed hrs locks Basket ball and golf enthusrast Rates the semor float as hrs outstandrng contrrbutron to the class Should be applauded for hrs portrayal of Jungqurst rn the senror class play rs easy golng manner wrll be wel comed wherever he goes Joan Urban An outstandrng personalrty rn the freld of grrls sports Joan garned GAA membershrp rn 53 and drrected the fall rnrtra tron Drvrded her swrmmrng talents between the Bay s Dol phunette group and the Mnl waukee Frn Club Delvrng rn domestic actrvrtres attracts .loans rnterest Plans to specralrze rn homemakrng Joan rs quret but qurte capable Roger Vrck Extrovert rs one word that descrrbes Roger perfectly One of the frrendlrest fellows around Belongs to Square Dance Club Takes an actrve part rn any hokey pokey Rog ns a farthful member of the grrdrron marchers Qurte a salesman of paper supplres Managrng the swrmmrng team rs another of Rogers many octrvrtres Hrlma Waldner Hrlma s musical talent and blond good looks have added to the success of both the Band and Orchestra Jo s rnterest In German proved benefrclal rn Europe Spent one vacatron rn the natron s caprtal and Irked rt so well that she decrded to stay there for her lunror year Hrlma s unlrmrted generos rty made her return rn her sen ror year a welcome event Barbara Wallschlaeger By talung one of the leads rn the senror class play Barb drsplayed her dramatrc talents Full of pep and always on the go Her hobbres rnclude sarlmg and rce boatrng Owner of those bug blue eyes and that contagrous laugh Barb takes Irfe as rt comes and enloys rt SENIORS Warren Wandlung Invaluable to Youth Councul Warren has a never endung lust of udeas to promote school func tuons Always has a kund word for everybody Persua suve salesman and endless source of entertaunment T e unforgettable Sweeney of the class play Kansas born ond bred A lavual and laughung person Warren w ll long be remembered at the Bay Juduth Weaver A predomunant senuor class fugure Weave us one of the most graceful of the Bay s wa ter ballerunas We all envy her lovely blond haur and beau tuful wardrobe Luvely con versatuonalust always up on the latest word An excellent puanust Judy s conscuentuous practuce has been rewardung Davud Webster Dave us one boy who us really un the know when ut comes to mechanucal thungs a fuend ush shutter bug Kund and quuet Takes everythung un hus strude Thus fellow really enuoys workung at hus hobbues Even though Davud came un hus lunuor year he quuetly pncked up hus unterests and made many fruends Donna Weeks Donnue us a gurl of varued unterests A talented artust she has been one of Muss Eg gert s pruze paunters Spends her summers un the gloruous north looks at the sunny sude of lufe Enuoys sports and horseback rudung Donna s frequently seen cruusung around un those famous Weeks Buucks Wulluam Wuese Thus fellow has an actuve un terest un cars horses and wom Weekends one can fund hum huntung Always us careful and thorough un what ever he does A novel dresser wuth a flour for the un usual Can really speak that German Bulls dulugence un us work should take um places Kum Wullenson Intendung to enter the fueld of gournalusm Kum proved that he has a nose for news as a T T edutor Rufle and Oper ators clubs occupued hus fresh man and sophomore years Scuence fuctuon and 'azz adduct A do or due Democrat who enloys arguung about polu rcs He managed to com plete hus hugh school educatuon un three and a half years Robert Wuttug An ardent advocate of party ung Bob has done more than hus share un thus lune Crazy about Mexuco the Mexucan se norutas and bull fughtung Expressuve brown eyes and smooth carefree manner Never at a loss for a prompt retort Bob wull guve the Unuversuty of Mexuco a sample of Bay portyung next year John Wolff Casual happy go lucky Johnny always seems to be smulung and to want everyone to have a good tume Played football and volleyball Always counted un on any party Claums swummung as a hobby Hus story usnt complete wuthout mentuon of the Toad s one of the last three members at the Bay Olff stull thanks those week end huntung partues were the greatest Roberta Wolpert Always seen wearung the latest Roberta can be com plumented o her fune taste Sang soprano for four years un the Bay chaurs Bobbue weaves a graceful fugure on the uce and a fancy pattern un her argyles u the stage as a crew member At the Unuversuty of Wus consun lue Bobbue s unterests Norva Wood Dusagreeable moments are few and far between for Nor Always enthusuastuc always un hugh spuruts vued passessor of shuny black hour Induspensable to the busuness staff of the T T and a loyal senuor :hour member she has contrubuted much to her class Prauses go to Norva for that wonderful dusposutuon Wir Nancy Wordell Personlfrcatlon of the semor class descrlbes Nanc Never wnthout a smrle always ready to do the unpredactoble Her peppy cheerleadlng has kept Bay splrnts soaring for tour years A G A A mem ber she proved capable of wneldmg anythmg fr m hockey stuck to a baseball bat The friendly greetnng that we associate wrth Nanc IS H Krds' Wrlluam Young W F 8 rn both track and cross country A modern art fan loves those mobiles Four years rn choir have proved thus bantone has o frne voice Captured many honorable awards In scouting and IS also octave an DeMolay domgs Wrth has many lively Interests Bull wull always be Young l Gerald Younk Yogu us smcere and orlgr na One of those hard frghtung grlduron men has a ents also appeared on e track Never massed a ar t In has re Lrkes to hunt and sk: on weekends o gan silence IS golden of Roeders mrnute men Jerry has proved to be a great guy to know One -ww z O - 'U R .. C . 3 ,Q SENIORS Susan Zem bros ky Sue has tap danced her way unto the spotlught by provudmg talented entertarnment for many Froshmore and Tower Club partres Also square dances Has a yen for handicraft work Sue can always fund the snlver lmlng nn every sutuotlon A sen nor chonr soprano who loves src S sue a gal who really on her toes Dretrrch Zeyfang Dueter rs our exchange stu dent from Germany douhtedly the best German club member Responslble for some of the plctures In this book An mterestmg tel low he was a hard working addntuon to Youth Councll and Student Councrl Jerked up o tasty soda A guy that everyone lakes We are proud to have known Dieter Katherune Zukowskr Here IS proof posltlve that good thmgs come In small packages Con really speak that Espanol Kat y a muslc enthuslast a four year member of Mr D s chonr and collector of 'azz records good sport Always kmd and thoughtful of others Kathy s the kmd of person every one lrkes Theodore Von Alten, Donald Ward K Kurscher, T Schutx, E Koerner can always be counted on for a good laugh 2D 421 ,fr 727 7, , . I . . o a ' - I . . . - ... mv',u' is is , I Limber-limbed Bill ran for ' ' i Un: I . . . - ' ' . . . . I . f I- l ' . ,h . . . . . h , y ' ' rf . . . ' U - ' . . . Sl - ' - 5 A . s u i . ' - U SENIORS 'xfiggiwfw af MW K ,, mg MA 1? 1 Honor Ten Row 3 Fosier Goodrlch Splcuzzo Row 2 Kuehn Kohn Schoenlnger DlHmer Row 'I Cohen Delaney Jung AI? vu emu ni an na won Kill 26 If ,Z f' 2 If Counting fhe days until grcduofion are senior class vice-president B. Barbour, g '- president S. Fosier, secrefcry-treasurer , U, K. Kirscher. '41, A' , Lat' ,bf fa WM! az mmf know A iunior must know the date of the Erie Canal and the battles of Beowulf. He admits that this year's Prom is definitely the best and he should go to it. He must know how to get the least out of study halls and the most out of Youth Centers. He must act like a senior because he practically is one. ,K Left Prom royalty lumor class secretary J Lieber man president D Zenoff vice president B Nucolet caught an on informal moment lower left Prom planning an exciting part the lunlor year Lower right Its good to have ou b ck with us k JUNIORS Abendroth George Adams John Ansfleld Donald Ash Donald Ashford Mary Axt Allan Bach John Baker Barbara Ballhorn George Banta Connie Barmckel Glorsa Bass Roberta Bean Beverly Benlamln Deanna Berg Barbara Berk Dennls Berkoff Marshall Bernhardl Louis Blankstem Norman Boardman Harry Bolllger Theodore Bowerman Leonard Breltwlsh Ronaele Brugman Jane Buchblnder Sally Buchblnder Suzy Buenger Wllllam Chapman Arthur Clark Barbara Cllne Robert Cohen Jerry Coker Colleen Colgan Susan Culloden Duane Dantzler Robert Deshur Roberta Detlenne David Drought Ellen Druschke Tom Dunn Margaret Elssfeldl Carl Evans Donald Falcon Duane Fassett Jane Feess John Feldstenn Joyce Fssk Frances Ford Tom 'E' J a. 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A , , 1 - ...M Aim ,A Forman Donna Gauger Mary Gerber John Gerlach Ann Glmbel Stan Goddard Tom Goldman Barbara Gold mon Gwen Goodman Carol Gould Elame Griffin Joan Hockley Robert Haese Janet Hall Marulyn Harris John Hecker Robert Helter Davnd Helden Wllllam Hennvngfeld Joyce Hessler John Hoefs Janet Horwitz Stuart Hutchinson Judrth Jay Sandra Johansen Albert Jones Sophua Just Paul Kamlns Lloyd Kavalskl Peter Kelley Wllllam Kulb Barbara Kimmel Roberta Knopp Judy Koeneman larry Kolpnn Duane Konrad Robert Krueger Geraldine Krueger Richard Kurtz Jams laden Mlchael Lelch Gayle Leonard Jock lueberman Joyce Liebert, John Lindgren, David logemann, George Lowm, John Luedke, Frederlck 1 sf 3 9 will -s., mv? I x Q-. JUNIORS h?X ZQW 15- ' '- 1' l? A hull -0. T' K 'hx XA Jw 1 K S-.. 1 ,ie , ft Q' 19 Q ' A . A K l Q.. , Q3 K .- I .Nur ,, y, 6 V 1 fnilr r i A J f J f V , ' V I , Q G VL At gf. V . 4 ' - lr ef 'J' if Q. 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X -9 JUNIORS Lune Essle Mclaughlm James Mclaughlun John Maher Llnda Maher Wllllam Mahnlre Suzanne Mann Thomas Marden Phullp Margus Edward Maronek Judnth Mortnn Jane Martln Judith Melssner Davld Merckel Anne Meyers Jere Muller James Muller Robert Mintz Phyllis Mnxson Robert Moratz Martha Morrvson Barbara Mortonson Penny Mueller James Mueller Lmdu Mulcahy Charles Mulrune Mary Ann Neulson Nancy Nncolet Robert Nnus Joan Norlach Davnd Notesteun John Olson Carol Orr Robert Peterka Andrew Peterson John Plnter Beth Plous James Popp Patrlcla Porth Sally Post Wullnam Pretzel Paul Pyles Kathryn 'Qu-mf ,AX Vw 'lf In th. 5. -16 fs S,- if -x' ff 3 9 VW 50 vs 1 :gf I 4' ,pw-.. :af 1, 'Y ' Q 4 gi, . 5. S fg- y 19 y,y 9 7 5: I 'I 7- Q' , 4 gh 'QM 1 - ' an 3 ' K-1 rs - FJ J 7 ' fr., ll A 5 J - 5 A I 5: J .J 3 Jill: Q M i' J .J 1 f A ,.,. 4 ,gf 'I- J' S ' Q J J G- ,Q C ' My . I y jk A f y L- X J , J pJ J J .1 . l 'L L . 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J J 'ry W Quinn Charles Reud Edwnn Relgarl Mary Ann Rlce Murray Rochwerger Rosalne Roemer David Rotler Judlth Rottman Elalne Salfro Carol Sapnro Stanley Schaenzer Barbara Scheunfeld Sanna Schelter Paula Schnlberg Nancy Schammel Charleen Schley Herb Schou Gerllynn Serlo Mary Serlo Sally Sllberman Ruchard Smlth Kathy Stan ners Paul Stocker Chrns Straflln Patrlcla Strandell Jannce Strauss Glorla Strauss Ralph Street Robert Tarnoff Mlchael Tashkm .lune Taylor Michael Thomas Karen Thompson Roger Thompson Ted Tomecek Beverly Trout Gerald Traut James Trelchel James Tnpton Wulluam Von Dale Wnllvam Ver Haagh Wnlluam Volke Thomas Wamser, James Warschauer, Jeanne Werner, Gwen Wetzel, Wllllam Wheelock, Barbara Wlener, Wllluam lu vf Ln! y 1 .Ae in-6-H 1 ln .1 YT fs. 2-. Ge l-on N' Nm r rxckl I Ol 'K -an .- v v :t J 51 'O' Q Q C' A vb- i Pv- 1 'kv Av' 'vs Qu ,fi- 'wr JUNIORS 'PY Q 'E' :J ' -5 l I V , f . 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' -2 T sz? ff sr' g-,- JUNIORS Wlll Roger Wrssmg Thomas Wolfe Patrucra ,N Q5 Wrnght Fred Wynhoff John Yost Carol 'Y f Young Georgranne Zenolf David Zuese Barbara A K A sophomore must know where to frnd the Norway Maple lalternate and srmplel and the Black Ash lopposlte and compound l He must define transcendentallsm and do a pontomrme He has to locate the aorta of a frog and he must know that the shortest drstance between two points rs cr stranght lrne He must know how to tease freshmen respect rumors and worshrp sensors Rrgt L Baker sophomore cass resudent J Goes secretary Porter vnce presrdent makrng the bug est decrston of the year whrch rung? Lower Blownng up the world I5 the o ect of J Pollack and B Sw et at the sophomore speech assembly K l N 32 l - . ' 1 Q 7 H I I Q I I r Q l N 'N 6' Q fy ' W - A - mL 10 l ! I . Qu, 3 . ' , - 9 I I a 4 - if In , .QKQQQI Y It ' h : . , l P ' 1 . , : 1- . .9 . . . - bi . . e Aiken Terry Allen Richard Alsbury Edwar Armstrong John Aylward Kathy Baker larry Baldus Robert Ballam Sally Ballhorn Mary Balthazar Carla Bartell Michael Barth Dorothy Becker Bonnie Belzer Annetle Bente Kenneth Benz Ralp Berger Phyllis Berkoff Marlorte Bierman William Blackburn Douglas Blankstesn Shirley Bloodgood John Boardman Margaret Boolhmon James Bowers John Burden John Burgemeister Carol Buscher Charles Byrne Marianne Casat Sandra Charmson Richard Chrlslenson Peter Close David Cole Judllh Conrad Patty Cook Richard Counsell James Crotty Mary Daniels Karen Davies Mary Jo Deschler George Droppers Alice Dunne, Marilyn Eckers, Thomas Elkins, Jerry Emory, David Emory, John Engelking, William Wy-as ma -wffz. Q A W ffwf aff! fl'-Q in 4-, . .ei I I Q f' '55 lm... rt' 'W-.f ,M 2 ,nv 99. 7 ax., if 1 35 SOPHOMORES was .55 , in rx ., 'Sex' i gn 4? are New 'F A 15' '!-, - 3' 54' 465- 4 ' A i . , 4 'fr ri. . 1 .xx 5 l. gcc- , X K 1 is is SOPHOMOR Farrow Lynda Fushman Joel Forrestal Joan Foster Thomas Fox Joyce Elonne Frankard Mary Fraser Anne Frentzel Peter Funk Susan Galnpo Frances Ganley James Gaulke Gall Gelser Margaret Gendlm Donna Geraty Tum Geraty Tom Glonberg Davud Goes Jack Gold Burton Greger Eileen Grxffuth Barbara Grlnker Rachel Gronauer Davld Hansen Don Hayes Frank Hays Phyllns Hecker Jerry Hemlng Patrlcla Hennmgsen Nancy Herman Nell Hlller Helen Holland Denny Holtz Norman Horwitz Judy Hultgren Ronald Humke John Hurvls Thomas lmmekus John Jamk Charlotte Jenkms Lots Johnson Gall Johnston John Kaczmarek Patrucua Kaiser Michael Kane Joseph Ka sche Thomas Kasulke Ardeth ES 'CP 'E' 15. 1 Vs. ning .Q-. rg--.-.. 14 4-' av- 3 -1- f K' M ,qw an-r his felis f ss 'Guw- yn -Q- R 'L WWE 0: s J 'X ' 1. 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Q- - 5. ,V ' xy sf A fa, f I , 44,13 'i , C , K V 1 A Q1 gl .3 1 - .y , J V Keene Katherune Kmlz Paul Klall Dennls Kluge Duane Klumpp Thomas Kochenderfer Kay Kad ner Jay Koenen Edward Komre Margo Koser Melvln Kosmalka Barbara Kon Donna Krafl Barbara Krllzuk Rulh Kroenlng Susan Krueger Donna Krueger Robert Krueger Sandra Kruschke Nell Lambrechl Lellanl Lavorgna Lynne Lecdlngham Wlnshlp Lees Janice lemlnger Beverly Lieberman Fagl luslok Judy McLeland Jock MacFarland lance Mcclennan Roberla Malm Carol Malmon Duane Melzer Kalhleen Meyer Melissa Meyers lauren Muller Kealh Muller Scott Molslad Douglas Morris Sylvia Morse Bruce Moser Rosemary Mudge Julna Mueller Roberl Munsch James Nackerud Jon Nelson Judllh Nielsen Judy Noeske Monica Norrrs Donald 17' 4 v Q 4 irq -ag aG afuz Y -rf .av 'M' IU- 'Q'!' MWF .-M, 1 we -1 WW ZW pw -dv JSP'- Gf vii nl fish, '- -Rh SOPHOMORES 'L ML, J QM '11 --Q ev. an IN NGO' 35 SOPHOMORES Nourse Denny Onan Robert Ostrow Susan Ott Margaret Owens Bruce Page John Parker Shella Parsons Patrncua Parsons Susan Penner John Perlson Boyd Pnerce Chester Plrmplon Betty Plotkin Thomas Pollack John Pollack Nancy Porter James Posner Barbara Pretzel Alan Pritchard John Reder Sharon Regner Ralph Reid Suzanne Rlce Nancy Rnorden Timothy Rltchle Wlllram Robinson John Robinson Wllllam Rosenbaum James Rosenbaum Robert Rosenberg Enld Rosung Steven Rosslter Margaret Runnoe Ruth Ann Schaefer Wulllam Scholl Laurel Schallert Russell Schmelchel Carol Schnerder James Schostak Sylvla Schroepfer Schueneman Schutte Schuler Schultz Sherma Jeanne Denise Robert Adele Nancy n Joan Shymansku Robert Simons John T 'F' 1 ,Y-T1 IN' L. Q- asnw ' 2' tr G! 'J p 16 :iam s. ,W 'lv 1 .Qs ,r gg 'A K M1 .4 it ,,, '. 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' - , V lf X M' l I , ' 4 75- . ,, , ' S - Y I ke , I 'l V , ' V- - .J , awk , , Sums Sharon Supowsku Henry Skreltung Ann Slaby Peter Spangler Mary Spitz Russell Stah nke Karen Stammberger Jack Stevens John Stewart Susan Stong Eugene Stroebel lohn Sweet Rlchard Tank Vurgnl Tarnow Michael Taylor Catherine Thornborrow Steven Togek Paul Trost Carol Unger Wllllcm Urbahn Ernest Vlelmeyer Phllllp Voeglle Patsy Voeglle Susan Wake Van Buren Weber Marilyn Wenss Marlorue Wengalz Robert Weslrmg Richard Wlese Myrna Wrllunson lynn Wilson Donna Wlth David Woodford Barbara Yompol Donna Young Warner Zelonky Sharon Zletlaw Davld Wylue Susan In 0 Q Sb hi Z' G , ' fm 1' 31 A it -'S 6: if 'QS ,-.Q f A Q a 7 in .fo in SOPHOMORES ffm 1 rv , - - 1 , ew 4 Q --S l S X X fl ' 5, . X , 1 'V V , V f y 4 ,- , Y y X I at A V f 'W -. , jf ' f .,V. .A M :ff gf. fi M ' Q 2 I l V ' F - l N yr f ' s ' 1 '+ I 1 -mf ., .A .4 - ff' 4. of v , ' 3 ' 1 ' , y ,rrv , Wv, .M 'I f , H' V, , no I -- 3 l,.,V in ,Ar ' f ,V mn 'A , - f l, ' I ' K ' , rl f my K I? f l 0 :-r 4 M, f. QAM!! D U I V. -X, '-- .r ..,.f ' , A -,'. - S, 31 3 I -, 1.4 Q53 11j7ff.Ti.f A 'I ' ' -Q 'ff 1 . 1. . , 1' ' 1- . . l A l 4 'W J ' l ' t' , M J 4 , A Hifi, A . 4 r .. i, 1 . A - ' , L S ,Q n I . U S. 4 3 15- Y Q. SY , , X My , yy X .. , 1' -. . -e J ll , ' l ' 1 , : ,rc A Q XQLQVA Q ' -2 WM! Q maui eww A freshman must know where study hall 3 is, so he doesnt make the tatal mistake ot asking an upperclassman. He should realize that there is no such thing as a bubbler pass or an elevator at W.F.B. He has to write his autobiography and to locate the Fertile Crescent. He must know how to act interior, though he thinks he's not. Lower left: Freshman class officers, president T. Kohn, vice-president D. Perfect, secretary S. Schaum stocking up on their supplies. Lower right: Mr. Roeder hopes that these freshmen will be able to find study hall 3 after his guided tour on Freshmen Day. 38 as 'M s . 5.1 gy . IT , . 'Alf 0 I W Y f M 5' A nqf if V A Q 5 X fy Adams Sharon Allender Dale Babb Vlrgmla Balls Jean Barnum Thomas Becker Nathan Becker Rnchard Bender Roberf Benson John Berg Brenda Berkoff Raberf Bielefeld Harvey Blenskl Michael Blumenfeld Marc Blumenfeld Roberla Boesel Charles Bogan Barba ra Bohmrlch Jay 21 'T' Q' .av 405 .fm 1' Cllr 191:49 JW FRESHMEN ps. 7661 vw' MQ? 'io N' ,ny -aug. ual J '. Q J W. , in r Q Qi M- 1, Q. , ' . 3,4 4 f f f 2 A ' A , , , Q V V, T ' X f , r V Q, I W ir Z5 V 'VVV A Z, ' V V ' , if - N . , 5' M, i af' S. ' . ' 9-.4 M, J 7 5 ff y ' l,' J ,gr ' , J l V 1:1 , , As' , my V gg, Q If 0 JV , 1, Z, . . V A , , . 1 ,,-V., 1 . ,f v . ., If :W 5 , A ' I 'V J - - 2 2: -14 B - my J ' 1 'l-l' ' ,-1, 'l--.l tw ,ll'l B we . A ' ' ' ,l Z. ' 9 Q 1 vlnl , ' 5.7. 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J fr- J ' ' 'J JJ - J -X 5- J J mt JJ - f ' 1 if I ' f mi JJAJ J . -J fi A J .I ' I Y Q . V' J ' . Q af . 5 ' ' . e Jr 'P J V FRESHMEN Scoulls George Scull Reed Seutz George Shaprro Donna Sherman Kenneth Shultz Harriet Siegel Jane Ellen Suewers Jean Slmon une Slmpklns Dale Smllamch Tom Sokol Ronnie Sommerfleld Carole Soref Sandro Souther Carol Speer larry Stan ners Valerie Steundorf David Stone Tom Strassburger Gus Stratton Jonell Thompson Patncna Tncko Barbara Tollelson Donald Truss Carl Van Ouwerkerk Mary Vent Jean Ver Haagh Marilyn Vnck Ralph Walczak Dennis Warsh Kathleen Warzala Beverly Watson Judy Webster Gale Wernette Elanne Wexler David Whutsltt Lynne Willson John Wynholf Vlrglnra Zepherun Sharon Zuehweln Tom Zuckerman Marianne G 'B' many? 4 PM 44 1 ,N gn 'W is Q- QQ an aber -1' We hs., l ga 'Us 1 ,s -Q 42 , I A J so jg W Q 2 - M ,M rf W G M aw... .f'. ,. Q , . xl l 'll - 'I J . 3' K I 5 V A' E r . ' .. I 5 Is.. . I , Y . ' Q , KKP f ' My I av im '1 I I X 5 5 1 .3 - V ' ' ' as . I I Q, iv eva. ,fe so 2 t ' 452 5 S v . ,A gh K A Y' , I ' . Q-l Q aux? Q 'ln W -K V J - I . ga V , in 'V S. - A3 I . :Z is . G . A 3 M eff xv., , X . ' I I v mu H: V l ' ' 'l V ,. .. i -ill t r ,. 3 v, A L 3. A, v. 5 W, L ,I ' M : ' ' as .lll I in 3-4 ,'-' l , -.- is 1 713547 Y Avllll ll lll ' ll M l s s u he -'- 1 M. S . 1 .X fp 1 f 1 wx: 1 1. 1 Q. M 8 .', I l ,' S- -in 'l , I I 'H' f J - 35 ' Q ' - I u . I , L n ' A' ' 'V Mia . ' ' lk- THE FACULTY Success is a product of thorough preparation, conscientious application to the daily task and an abiding respect for our fellow-man. To you, the youth of our community, is granted the opportunity and the flexibility to develop these traits to their fullest. E. J. ZEILER Superintendent of Whitefish Bay Schools What is a high school? lts buildings and teachers? Its classes and exams? Its games, dances, and clubs? In a measure, all these things are a school, but mainly a school is its students. You are Whitefish Bay High! As you give of your ideas, abilities, and energies, to that extent will the school prosper. Whitefish Bay's teams will be as victorious, its dances as successful, its standards as high as you make them. You, who are now enrolled, the hundreds who have come and gone, and the untold numbers yet to arrive-you are Whitefish Bay High! J. H. ROSE Principal of Whitefish Bay High School -'ik Mary Helen Keatnng B A M A Dean of Glrls Englnsh Charles B Roeder Dorothy Veum Wlllard Rudlger B E M E B A M E B E M A Dean of Boys Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sclence Glrls Counselor Boys Counselor Engllsh History Wnlluam Rowe Marllyn Blakewell Edward Morefueld Kathryn Bowles Ph B E Secretary to B Ed M A Secretary to School Psychologust Dr Rowe Business Manager Busrness Manager Georgua Anderson Florence Cashman Florence Schramm Kathleen Shank Bookkeeper Secretary to Bookkeeper Secretary to Superintendent Mr Rose 45 G Arnold Gother Paul Humke Ethel Johnson B E M S B A M A Mathematlcs Mathemahcs Mathematrcs Alvun H Anderson Edgar J Dauplalse Emma Force BA MEd BA MA Sclence Mathematncs Sclence Sclence Ella Mae Flynn Nancy Bremer elen Tews Cafeterua Home Economlcs Home Economlcs 6 MATHEMATICS This department is guaranteed to baffle us but to really make us thunk From Algebra I to Trlgonometry and Plane Geometry our math teachers help to reveal the mysterres of num bers and to open the doors to rea sonmg SCIENCE Through the Scrence Department we learn what makes the world and ourselves ttck laboratory experu ments prove the truth of what we learn rn books and make the fasclnat mg world of science come to lrfe HOME ECONOMICS Trarnung un the essen tuals of nutrltlon skulls of mterror decoratlng and know how of cookmg temptmg drshes us offered by the Home Economncs Department The attrac trve show case displays of the clothrng sewn rn the home ec classes are eva dence of the skull devel oped through these courses The cafeterla keeps us well fed I B.E., M.E. . ., . . . ., . . fi . I, . . .B.E. . ., . . H , - 5.5. B.S. B.S. b 4 xx 'N X Lois Ramstack Armella H. Bersch Clara Czarkowski Lorraine Dangle Margaret Heinen B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A, English Speech Correction English English English: Dramatics Mary Kabat Gertrude Zauner Elleanor Ryerson Virginia Wig B.A., M.A. B.S. B.A. B.A. English Englishp Spanish Librarian Library Assistant ENGLISH and LIBRARY Learning how to speak, write, and in- terpret our language is stressed by the English Department. Because the library is a useful tool in all phases of learning, extensive training in library methods is offered. - l n...5 . P.. Miss Ryerson, G. Glassman, A. Deschler help B. Swerdlott to track down those hard-to-find facts. Phillip Brewer Alice Haussman Adelbert Rietz Norbert Studelska B.E., Ph.M, B.A,, M.A. B.S., M.E. B.S. History History History History Ruby Hardiman Kenneth Nylund Lorraine Radke Lillian Trottier B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.E., M.A. B.S. Latin German, Spanish Spanish English, French ,KW L,,x SOCIAL SCIENCES Here is a depart- ment with variety galore! Students can follow the way ot man from ancient to mod- ern times. Teaching us to evaluate our social and economic prob- lems and preparing us as future citizens is the aim ot this department. LANGUAGE An ever-increasing interest in languages and people of foreign lands has brought about a marked ex- pansion of the Lan- guage Department in the last year. Whether one's interest lies in French, Spanish, Latin, or German, the depart- ment strives to bring about an understand- ing of foreign countries and peoples. Mr. Rietz traces the growth of our nation to U. S. history students. Rlchard l Cooper Genevieve Krueger Chester A Wangenn Maxine Collms Florln M Caulkett B S S Secretary to B E M Secretary to Recreatronal Dlrector Mr Cooper Physlcal Educatlon Mr Wangerln Physlcal Educatlon Morgan Byers Richard Geske B S S M Mathematics Swlmmung Physical Education Scnence RECREATION and ATHLETICS Our able athletic staff has not only come up with champlonshlp football and swlmmnlg teams but has also helped us mamtam our sportsman luke competltlve spmt The recrea tnon department sponsors those tnmes of fun and relaxatlon un the Sub urban Room CLINIC Famlluar to all who have vlslted the clumc are the thermometers blue cards and ofcourse our Lady Chase All of these materlals help to protect us and to encourage and teach bet ter health habuts at Whltefush Bay Clarence A Kuehl Physlcal Education Marlone Craug B A M A B S M A Physlcal Education Mary O Hearn Lullvan Parker Head Nurse Home Nurslng 49 Helen Polacheck Physical Education Phyllls Wulluams Cllnlc Secretary . ., M. . . ., .A. B..S. I W . ., M. . B.S., .E. . ., .l . . ., . . B.S. u o I a I - u - Q , . ' J If Y L I l ' R.N. R.N. ' ' I I I ' I as-,Q 'QQ' 111' Lorraine Eggert Le Roy W Daniels Edgar C Kundmann Edward Ruffolo BM MM E Music Music Music Art Handicrafts Mary C Swarthout George Addie Ray G Jansen William E Jersey B E M B E A Commercial Commercial Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Miss Swarthout and her crew of seventh hour office practice girls FINE ARTS Whitefish Bay offers a wide vari ety of experiences in the fine arts through its Art and Music depart- ments. From painting to handicraft the Art Department offers guidance to students for their enioyment. Prom- ising musicians are given the oppor- tunity to develop their interest and abilities through the band, orchestra, and choruses. COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL ARTS The steady pounding of hammers and the ringing of typewriters are the rather noisy evidence of the work of the Industrial Arts and Commer- cial departments as they prepare us for both our vocations and our avo- cations. 50 ACTIVITIES 1 . K TOWER - Row 3: Berkoff, O'NeIll, Barnes, Buxton, Zenoff, Gerber. Row 2: Perfect, Kuehn, Kn0PP, Crowley, Mclaughlin, Bernhardt. Row 'lz Lassen, Scheinfeld, Alt, Hammerstein Ouweneel. Editor-in-Chief . Business Managers Senior Editors Senior Picture Editor Faculty Editor . . Activity Editors . Social Editor . TOWER STAFF . Mary Jane Alt . Clara Crowley Dave Zenoff . Bonnie Buxton Connie Hammerstein Caryl Kuehn . Laela Frank . . Pat Ouweneel . Margery Barnes Nancy Blust . Margaret Lassen C Hamerstein, B. Buxton, M. J. Alt, M. Barnes, P. Ouweneel, C. Kuehn try to visualize how ci page will look in print. Underclass Editors . . . Judy Knopp Sally Porth Sanna Scheinfeld Girls' Sports Editors . . . Terry O'Neill Lynne Potter . Ted Bolliger Toni Perfect Chief Photographer . . . Marshall Berkoff Assistant Photographers . . . Fred Luedke Dick Silberman Adviser . . . Miss Lorraine Dangle Boys' Sports Editors The year started with a iolt when, on the second day of school, the annual staff members super- vised the taking of underclass pic- tures for the activity tickets and the annual. Then, after considering everything from hats to bop, they finally settled on Willie Whitefish, the namesake of our school, as the theme for the 1954 Tower. Sticky, smelly rubber cement, flaring flashbulbs, treacherous paper cut- ters, and elusive adiectives kept the editors in a perpetual state of organized confusion. After long hours of fun and work, the staff anxiously awaited the day when they could place the 1954 Tower in your hands. 52 J. Kohn, P. Kovenock plan the next issue while F. Gimbel, M. Klauer, T. Ubben, M. A. Siegel appraise their handiwork in the last issue. TOWER TIMES STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief . . Mary Agnes Siegel James Kohn Co-Sports Editors Managing Editor. . Paul Kovenock Girls' 5P0ff5 Editor Co-News Editors . . Mike Goodrich COPY Edllors - ' Diane Radke Co-Feature Editors . . . Mary Meyer Busmess Manager David Gladfelter Adviser . . TOWER TIMES - Row 4: Goodrich, Berkotf, Meyer, Willenson, Ubben. Row 3: Gimbel, Bass, Olson, Simpson, Dammann, Gladtelter. Row 2: Clark, Silberman, Wood, Jung, Havens, Tomecek. Row l: Radke, Klauer, Kohn, Siegel, Kovenock, Gould. 'X ! J, S- x P A , di' L' ,, 'Q xl , . U 9 0 In . ,9- .,, be T Q . . Timothy Ubben Franklyn Gimbel . . Mary Klauer . Susan .lung Norva Wood Betty Havens . Mrs. Gertrude Zauner TOWER TIMES The promoter of school functions, the conveyor of news, and the voice of the students, the Tower Times is an essential part of school life. During the football sea- son, as a result of the T.T.s Bus with Us campaign, four buses provided trans- portation to the Waukesha game. To promote school spirit, Bay Booster pins were sold by the staff during the basketball season. Posters outside the T.T. office and on the second floor bulletin board announced each pub- lication-iust in case we might forget. 5? Mayor AI Hentzen 4 E Drought D Norlach D Roemer a few of Youth Councnls lerks YOUTH COUNCIL Social lute at the Bay centered around the Youth Councll date dances and after game Youth Centers Tremendous Ice cream concoctlons were created by Council members behund the soda fountain The palntung ofthe sports mural was a big step toward the redecoratlon of the Suburban Room From Homecomung to the Sen lor Dlnner Dance, members worked continually on publucrty and decorations, under their mayor Al Hentzen and adviser, Mr Cooper YOUTH COUNCIL Row 4 Emory Nlcolet Zeytang Goodrich Thronson Foster Schallert Buxton Ubben Row3 Ouwe neel Sec Klauer Funk Norlach Wandlnng Schmrdt Luedke Hetter Meyers Qulnn Mr Cooper Row? Haeger Moratz Luebermon Goetz Voeglle Schummel Feldsteun Belzer Fisk Drought Hentzen lMayort Row'I Alt Frazner Hennlngfeld Dantzler Kohn Kluge Henruques Chesbrough Mulrlne Hammersteun A 1 u 1 ' K I . , STUDENT COUNCIL Row4 otter Baker Zenoff Roeder Honke Bolllger Zeyfang Klrscher Mueller Norlach Kaye Wright Row 3 Meyers John Schoenmger Llebert Kurkman Lelch Kott T Kohn Kovenock J Kohn Logemann Pretzel Faster Row 2 Hentzen Blust Entrekln Scholl Lieberman Schlmmel Thompson Hammerstein Bacon Rosslter Humke Row l Potter Henrnques Alt Bach lTreos J Klouer lSec N Schmidt lPres J Dantzler lVuce Pres J Ouweneel Ott Duttmer STUDENT COUNCIL Vlgorous campangmng and catchy slogans such as Vote on R Day and Be Wxse, Re organuze resulted In a completely new organ: zatson of Student Councll In January The councll, under Presldent Nick Schmldt and advnser The revised Student Councul In sessuon under the leadershup ol c M auer es mudt eos c Pr Dontzler Mr Rudlger, sponsored our homecoming celebra tlon, sold football programs, purchased pennants for the swnmmmg pool, and contributed count less other services to the student body through nts governmental procedure President Nick Schmidt X .Vx PV psi 'f'w-N ,jf ' - 2 P , , , , , ' , , ' . , , , I ' - .. ,. .. - . . ,, . . . . . I . . se. .Ku ,Pf.N.sch',1r .J.sQh,v. es.B. ' A ' Q, 1, of T 1 Q, -'X ' Q f Q Y , ,-L-.e L- E 1. f X 1 'li' fsf' 'im' H, S S- !,f,,...,,. Vue. , ,, . - ,R --...f f ,X v I .,-bfi, ' ' ' -L- , . ,V,..L. I . ', ix- - .,. 't'. ,,'4 .:....,...,,..', ,.si .. s --'.' -2.1 ' - s . .... ,.,,. yy., 'L ' '-. ' . '. .-rt 1' L . ...W--if ,fe nfff. .--- t'.' .1 YC . . V -., , , -f 1' lf-, . 1 J. ' ' ,,...-Q-gwftv' If ,b A 'wx -1-...Q xl'5 T fr rf fl' 1 . sL..il-.V , , 55 fr A-W 4' i .4..4........ 1-...ang SENIOR CLASS PLAY: THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th For the first time in the history of Whitefish Bay High School, a senior class play enioyed a three-night run. The trial of Karen Andre for the cold-blooded murder of Biorne Faulkner on the night of January lo was filled with gripping suspense which increased as each witness told his side of the story. The persuasive District Attorney strived for a verdict of guilty, but Karen was excellently defended by her charme ing young lawyer. The tenseness of the drama was sustained throughout each of the three per- formances because the decision rested in the hands of the iury which was chosen from the audience. Under the expert direction of Miss Heinen and the invaluable assistance of Nancy Blust, the play was an unprecedented success. Prison Matron . Bailiff . . . Judge Heath . District Attorney Flint . . His Secretary .... . Defense Attorney Stevens . . His Secretary . Clerk of the Court Karen Andre . Dr. Kirkland . Mrs. John Hutchins . CAST OF . Terry O'Neill Fritz Kammeier . Armin Sadoff Franklyn Gimbel Bonnie Buxton Robert Habush . Diane Radke . Tom Allen Margery Scholl . Paul Krueger . Vicki Cohen CHARACTERS Homer Van Fleet . . . Roger Resek Elmer Sweeney .... Waren Wandling Nancy l.ee Faulkner . Barbara Wallschlaeger Magda Svenson . . John Graham Whitfield Jane Chandler . . . Sigurd Jungquist . Larry Regan .... Roberta Van Rensselaer Court Stenographer . Policeman .... Kathleen Kirscher . Glenn Hanke . Susan Jung . Tim Ubben . Harry Kaiser Marilyn Frazier . Mary Klauer . Stephen Foster I'-580 TOWER CLUB Row 5 Jay Frazuer Hennlngteld Leach Buxton Beckmann Barnes Dammann Chlnlund Glassman Hutchunson Kulb Alt Chesbrough fVvce Pres ll Row4 Bean Maher Habhegger Hammermenster Duttmer Knopp Berg Banta Benlamln Young Deschler Galln Crowley Row 3 Maher Weaver Johnson Frank Burden Bacon Fassett Krueger BlustlV1ce Pres 21 Henrlques Kimmel Entre kan Gould Row 2 Barnuckel Susan Buchbvnder Goodman Hirsch Lueberman Forman Culloden Flsk Drought Delaney Sally Buch blnder Hall Fenrsyn Goldman Rowl Hammerstein CPresl Cohen Gruftln Blankensteun Jung Kluge Honold Dahl Baker Deshur Belzer Haeger Baldus TOWER CLUB Under President Connie Hammersteln, Tower Club tested :ts new pix service system of devoting each monthly meetlng to one partlcular protect The successful handltng of the Chrlstmas protects and pro grams for the Old Folks Home lnaugurated the revised servlce club Aldmg a needy family at Christmas, providing clothes for German refugees, and donatlng artlcles for the bazaar at Umon Grove proved the efficiency of the new system The colorful Moulln Rouge Tag and the tasty Christmas Potluck supper added the soclal touch to the year s program President Connie Hammerstein TOWER CLUB Row5 Schou Klrscher Wallschlaeger Plnter Schoenunger Straftln Judy Martun Krntzuk Bass Saffro Znese Mahnke Ktrkman ONe1ll Jane Mortln Row 4 Potter Malm Meyer Mager Strandell Tomecek Mueller Sumpson Rueckert Urban Maronek Yost Slegel Popp Schetter Row 3 Kuehn Klauer Pyles Moratz Sally Serlo Loehndorf Thomas Neilson Warschauer Rendenbach Olson Pea R dk M C ll h R h se a e c u oug oc werger Row 2 Porth Rengert Leumnger Wolpert Merckel Mortonson Schemfeld Zembrosky Morruson Kohler Zukowskt Scholl Wood Feldsteln Rowl Nlus Luebke Weeks Ouweneel Sec Tlcko Lune McKlbbon Havens Las sen lTreasJ Wheelock Butch Stumpf Tashkln 5 'Q 4 v- 'e T. 4. 1 K.-V X , O , I , , , We A' I y ., A ' s - , f , Q. 1 9 'C 3 a ,J 1 1 H v . 3 1 ,W .V ., 0' 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' I I I ' 2 ' I I I I I r I I I I 1,51 . . , I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 l -S 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 at 1 11 ' 4 ' 11 ' 1 i C 4 . l 1 - n ' 1 1 I T . I .1 fx In FROSHMORE Row6 Schueneman Conrad lVuce Pres 21 Maclennan Sommerfleld Freeman Rosenberg Yampol Tucko Reder Kraft Van Ouwerkerk Cheney Adams Danuels Kott Read Row 5 Schaum Runnoe Woodford Melzer Sherman Getser Zuckerman Groate maat Shapuro Babb Stratton Schultz Zepherln Aylward Krueger Kaczmarek Weber Row4 Moser lTreasl Gardiner Skrettlng Hl Ier Weuss Lees Cole Neilson Byrne Crotty Webster Dunne Horwitz Blumenfeld Berkoft Frntz Row 3 Lelnunger Polansky Zelonky Snmon Feld Neln Gather Gmoser Forrestal Schuler Souther Mudge Kowltz Kops Lueberman Puvar Droppers Parsons Row 2 Grash Kluge Warsh Karsh Gendlun Pollack Spangler Hays Nelson Boardman Stanners Malman Komue Voeglne Belzer Lustok Schmelchel Berg Rowl Kasulke Stahnke Mueller Molm Schnetder Funk lVuce Pres lf Kroenung Burgemelster Wulson Jenklns Johnson Wylle Ballam Kochenderter Hemung FROSHMORE At Froshmore s furst meetlng last fall, a welfare worker gave the Q club ndeas tor the many services to be undertaken for the year By sending cosmetics to the gurls home at Oregon and collectung clothes for refugees In Western Germany, Froshmore contrlbuted servnce to those f' In need The club also served the Bay by runmng the secondhand book store and provndlng ushers for school events On the soctal slde the gurls went all out on theur Hallowe en theme for Fathers Frollc, theur hen party affanr ot Chrlstmas, and thelr Tag and Mothers Tea thus spnng Presldent Morgue Ott FROSHMORE Row4 Schull Summs Warzala Lambrecht Casat Prubbanaw Rothman Rosslter lavorgna Ballhorn Hunter Clauder Krueger leypoldt Frankard Row 3 Cook Slewers Ott CPres Shultz Duvall Kruse Wernette Dzemske Suegel Krueger Ver Haagh Daknn Becker Barth lSec Schnefelbem Jankowsku Row 2 Clark Plumpton Balthazar Stuart Scheunleld Schostak Kuhn Brooks Kod ner Gnerunger Schnender Whntsutt Grunker Bagan Kosmatka Rowl Forman Castleton Soar: Mclntyre Vent Znehweun Kuemmerlem Davns Pastor Thompson Wynhotf Pease Taylor Lundsten 59 ' 'g v, ff 1 I. l 1 r 1 - ' 'rs - 1 ' . . 1 xW f1 . A . 1 , . ' , V by 1 t .., , 1 , t-- 1 11 , , Y ' L 1 1 '1 rf' .s l i : I I ' 1 ll I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 - 1 1 1 l' I I I I I I I I I I I I ' Z I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : , , , , ' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 If . . . , . .. . . 1 - 1 . . , , . . . . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 -1 '1 ' r. . 1 . . , 1' , 4 , .1 ,fn 1-., Q., rx SENIOR CHOIR Row 4 Stroebel Marshman Buelefeld Schmtdt lMgr l Lutz Geraty Conrardy Foster Ubben lVlce Pres l Goodrich Thompson Gladfelter Young Luedke Bowerman Mulcahy Wetzel Row3 Entrektn Hutchmson Bass Malm Mager Serlo Knapp Maher Strandell Potter Schoentnger tPresl Banta Yost Thomas Baker Blankenstem Row 2 Radke Kluge Rotter Baldus Porth Strauss Maronek Ashford Grtftm Wood Letnunger lSecl Loehndorf Ouweneel Meyer Zukowskl Row I Wolpert Zembrosky Hall Hoefs Clark Warschauer Dnttmer Chesbrough Schetter Lelch Haese Klrscher Barnes Kuehn Alt Lassen SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHOIR After working hard In Freshmen and Junlor Junior Chour members spent the last hour on chotrs, members of the Sensor Chotr showed thetr Mondays Wednesdays and Frudays struvung to ablltty tn theur many top qualuty performances produce a better tone qualuty and poltshnng Travelmg to Wood Hospntal for a Chrlstmas con theur repertotre They learned good hablts of cert and to Country Day to sung for the Whute volce productlon an preparatlon for the Music fnsh Bay Women s Club the chonr brought the Festtval and Baccalaureateun the sprung Bay muslcal publlcuty From the Chrlstmas concert last wmter to the festtval and commencement thus sprung the chour contrubuted notes of mustcal pleasure to the Bay JUNIOR CHOIR Row4 Baker Wlth Emory MacFarland Buscher Westnng Armstrong Schuette Wulklnson Hecker Nourse Owens Mueller Hultgren Row 3 Frankard Casat Rosslter Ballam Stahnke Johnson Maclennan Janlk Runnoe Aylward Daniels Kochen derfer Barth Hemlng Kllb Krueger Row2 SIPOWSKI Skrettlng Meyer Voeglue Galtpo Pllmpton Gendlnn Schuler Forrestal Mudge Parker Parsons Noeske Pollack Crotty Schultz Kane RowI Wilson Berger Farrow Keene Nerlson Moser Funk Taylor Kaczmarek Woodford Kluge Fraser Kasulke Weber I n H Q H Q FN 60 1 twva. ' K .,,,.M,1fW , IJ, V I Q si 5 1. ' 5 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . . . . , . I '1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 If, 1 'R l I A A A - A 1 1 ,A f 1 1 1 - 3 F, gg 900:19 ,ritz 2 1 nnanng, FRESHMAN CHOIR Row6 Burden Wlllson Bender Strassburger Frazrer Froehlrch Harrrs Feldt Boesel Schoenrnger Stone Pape Busch Morell Walczak Blelefeld Berkoff Kohn Blensku Row5 Gootemaat Zepherrn Mueller Worzala Hunter Schaum Borkenhogen Jones Frank Becker Chnpley Gramm Conter ONerll Sokol Barnum Roeder Burr Row 4 Lucchesu Oswerler Roger Krueger Benson Marshman Cook Zrehweun Eck Holmberg Zuckerman Cheney Prrbbanow Clauder Adams Jean Krueger lundsten Row3 McKrttrrck Neln Feld Srmon Kuhn Grerrnger Kowutz Webster Whrtsltt Souther Polansky Kodner Gather Freeman Kuemmerleun Schelnteld Mo her Row2 Pastor Grosh Forman Hall Wernette Warsh Karsh Dovrs Gardrner Prvar Sommertreld Ver Hoogh Rothman Schuetelbeln Dzemske Clark Row'l Leypoldt Jankowskr Babb Pease Fritz Van Ouwerkerk Shaprro Dakm FRESHMEN CHOIR Becomrng acquainted with the drfferent styles and periods of muslc and learnung to use correct habrts of vouce productron took up most of the trme for Freshmen Choir The Sprung Musrc Fes trvol was therr bug performance ofthe year ORCHESTRA New to the Bay thus year, Mr Ruffolo dad an excellent 'ob of mspmng has orchestra members to gnve top performances In nts many appear ances, for the Muslc Parents student assemblues, musrc festlvals and graduation exerclses, the orchestra played music of both the old masters and modern composers The Strung Quartet and Symphonette made up of the most advanced muslclans of the orchestra, generously lent therr servuces to many school octnvrtres ORCHESTRA Row 4 Beckmann Perfect Mr Rutfolo Komlns Pretzel Lrndgren Mom Havens Tomecek Mueller Row3 Muxson Tay lor Robnnson lundsten Trout Margrs Reeder Stevens Snlbermon Schaefer Molstad Row 2 Brooks Ver Haagh Zeytang lVrce Presl Cook Hennlngsen Lustok Dahl Kalb Schoennnger Nelck John Rowl Cohen Saarr Webster Fax Sweet Morden Honke lPresl Randolph Strattrn lSecl Logemonn Eck Schostak Kruse Bowers IH 4 61 1' U , 1? gl A ,- , f- 1 7 R1 1 sn U 'l A 4 34 , , V ., + 1 11 - 1 -1 Y 1, .1 -1 - 3- . 1, f- - .v . 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' 5 7 v T' - . . . -1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I f I r I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I 1 I T - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q ' I 1 - 2 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' J lL BAND AND MAJORETTES Row 5 Havens Mueller Stelndorf Geraty Feess Kelley Wlsslng Thompson lTreasl Tomecek Truss Row4 Rabbe Allender Sally Seruo Heggestad Gerber Molstad Schaefer Sllberman Roger Vlck lVlce Presl Burden Lindgren Mann Lersen rung Vaeglue Volke Row3 Clark Ovltt Schultz Lund Gardner Kamlns Pretzel Taylor Mary Seruo Lambrecht Ralph Vlck Mlxson Klatt Van Dale Row 2 Stevens Perfect Schoenlnger Roeder lPresl Traut Banta Bolllger lSecJ Margls Robinson Goldman Lustok lLub Dahl Schaum Henmngsen Schnevder Saaru Rowl Stewart Maher Chesbrough Rosslter Forman Baker BAND Lendlng spurut and rhythm to every football game the marching band thas year showed us new formatuons and played lazzy tunes Dur Ing the basketball season the pep band took over backlng the cheerleaders and addlng more znp to the atmosphere More serious selections were presented at the Wmter and Sprung music festnvals CHEERLEADERS Come on you kuds yell' The pep of our cheerleaders was felt by all at the bonfire foot ball and basketball games and assemblies New uniforms and cheers were Introduced this year along with four new cheerleaders At the frequent meetlngs Captaln Pat Ouweneel and Mrs Polacheck worked wuth these pepsters for newer smoother more rhythmlc cheers CHEERLEADERS Row 2 Ouweneel Forrestal Hennungfeld Wlese Crowley Row! Wordell Moratz Hammerstem 67 ,P D A - I I I I I I I I ' 'I I I I ' I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I . ' I I I 'I I I I 'll r I I I 1 1 I I I I I ' , . , , . ' , . , . - , . , , . ' I I I I . 1 PU MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Row 3 MacFarland StraIfIn Bowers Hemung Moore Altman WIIlenson Zeyfang Hack Row2 Woodford SchmeIcheI Eck Pllmpton Schostck Delaney Jung Henmngsen Mr Ruffolo Rowl RIce DanIels Loge mann lPres Beckmann lSec Treas Havens IVICS Pres, Kamms Krueger SIIberman MUSIC APPRECIATION Wednesday and FrIday noons straIns of symphonIc and Iazz musIc could be heard com Ing from Room 204 Mr Ruffolos Impromptu talks on the opera were enthusIastIcally re ceIved by the club members LIvely dIscussIons of composers and theIr works as well as modern and cIassIcal trends In musIc were Illustrated by Instrumental demonstrahons GERMAN CLUB The enthusIasm of Its members helped the German Club to experIence a varlety of actIvI tIes thIs year rangIng from speeches on the cul ture of Germany to plays presented In the lan guage In addItIon to supplementmg theIr knowledge of German, the members of the club enloyed the gemutllchkeut of an evenIng at a German restaurant and movIe The group was advIsed by Mr Nylund GERMAN CLUB Row 4 McLaughlIn Gerber Lundgren Alsbury Zeylang Sweet lVIce Presb Benz MargIs WIssIng Post Row 3 Roeder lPresJ Morden Lownn Munsch Krueger WrIght Luedke Vlck Goes Schollert Row 2 Dlttmer Mohr Radke Kluge Droppers Schuler TIm Robmson Hoefs Geuser SchneIder Berk Rowl Slang Ott Heller BIII Robunson Jen kms Knapp lSecl Hecker RosIng lTreasl Schlefelbem Henrlques to is 4,119 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 2 Sherman Stroebel Zeyfang Regner Stevens Sulberman ow 'I Lindgren lVnce Pres Lue ke Pres Berkoff lVnce Presb PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB V I P s to the Tower and Tower Times Staffs members of Photography Club try to promote interest in their field Field trips in the spring stimulate competition for the club members by providing a definite sublect for group photog raphy Until there is a darkroom at the Bay the Photo Club will meet mainly to compare niques and the mechanics ofthe camera RADIO CLUB Stimulating the boys interest in radio as a career or hobby and guiding them in their in dividual protects is the rob of Mr Anderson adviser of the Radio Club Individual interests direct the club s activities an informal atmos phere prompts the boys to discuss their future plans and talk over their prolects which range P A systems to radio operating garage doors RADIO CLUB Row3 Regner Koser Close Sadotf Row 2 Stroebel Robbe Rosing Norris Moore Rowl Mclelond Willson Sherman Immekus Young Q H A C ' 'X J -1- . - , li' M .. 1 5 J t V ., 7' P' P R Z n I 'N' - d C rl I r U I ,I D 1 r - pictures and discuss the improvment of tech- from constructing anything from homemade' -I . A .M 'a,, ii- - 0 gr ' A if 'f I f, ,r ' J I ,A --I 64 OPERATORS CLUB Row3 Humke Rabbe lSecl Zeyfang Mann Brerman Molslad Row 2 Kllgerman Klatt Emory Volke lTreasJ Robinson Wllkmson Row 1 Schuppert Lesnrak Kelley lPresl Sherman Benson OPERATORS CLUB Besrdes furnrshlng the equrpment and servrce for all the educcrtronal classroom frlms thus year the Operators Club sponsored many successful noon movre programs The proceeds from these frlms were used to equrp the audio vrsual and department Mr Rletz the adviser offered rn valuable service to the school rn tralnlng the operators and provrdrng schedules and facllltres for showrng the movles CHEMISTRY CLUB To strmulate Interest rn chemistry by explornng Its secrets was the arm of these Bay screntlsts Besrdes growing copper sulfate and alum crys tals and making bromlne chlorrne and Iodine the club performed experlments of a more ad vanced sclentuflc nature under the supervusron of Mr Dauplalse CHEMISTRY CLUB Row 4 Wrssrng Trerchel B Muller Peterson Rank Hack Abendroth Kelly Thompson Zenolt Street Gerber Mann Post Row 3 Foster Bollnger Norlach Hanke Logemann Kamrns Lowun Mrxson Mardun Orr Bernhardt Wuener Berkolf Stocker Row 2 Sllberman Trnpton Merssner Chapman J Muller Berk Harrrs Hefter Hecker Taylor Dantzler Horwutz Jam Mclaughlrn Rowl Schernfeld Porth Trcko Bassmon Grmbel Wrnght lCo Pres Zeyfang Pres John Mclaughlm Straffun Banta Tashkln Goodman Trout D A A STAGE CREW Row4 Potter Zrese Frankard Dommann Porter Wrrght Kahn Sucher Wallschlaeger Kovenock Casat Chrnlund Row 3 Straffrn Prnter Bassman Maher Boardman Olynrec Hommermelster Knapp Ersler Anderson Ches brough Moore Scholl Row 2 Cohen Jung Walpert Kohler Hanold Koerner Forman Zembrosky Swerdloff Balthazor Zukowskn Fentsyn Baker Wood Row'l Burden tMgr Kaczmarek Deshur Frazrer Porth Goldman Belzer Blankstern Tashknn Mclirbben Butch Warschauer Blust Rendenbach STAGE CREW The members of the crew really dad a great lab creatrng the atmosphere for the semor class play workung hard durrng all therr study halls and helprng from behind the scenes to make the play successful They also took care of the background for the modern dance program as well as the backstage work for the varrous assemblres Thanks go to Mrss Hernen who so capably rnstructed thus enthusrastrc crew FORENSICS Because of an rncreased Interest In the varnous forensrc drvrsrons thus year competrtron was keen Armrng for the state tournament at Mad: son the enthusrastrc orators 'Frrst had to wrn the secttonal and regional contests For the second consecutive year Whrteflsh Bay played a vrtal part rn the regional contest both by serving as the host and by havrng an rmpressrve representa tron of thrrteen contestants Coaches Mrs Ram stack Mrss Helnen and Mlss Trottrer had every reason to be proud of therr work thus year FORENSICS Raw4 Potter Narmon Kurscher Krrkman Casat Zrese Bass Kammeler Emory Kovenock Row3 Thomp son Klauer Schlelelbern T Kohn Schultz Castleton Grmbel Levrn Berkoff Pereles Warschauer Row2 Rosenbaum Butch Cohen Schmetchel Posner Balthazar Zelonky Clark Kuemmerlern Kaczmarek Goulke Goetz Rowl Liebert Frazrer Kodner Ostrow Knopp Blust Delaney Malm Rosenberg Ballam J Kohn 0 66 aff!! ff WW ts., LIBRARY CLUB Row 4 Hultgren Krueger Klrkman Glassman Meyer Luedke lV1ce Presl Ballharn Dammann Casat Emory Raslng Straffln Row 3 Rlordan Deschler Stong Zletlow Schuette Blust CPresl Rendenbach lSecJ Moore Eckers Morden Logemann Cohen Row2 Hlller Goetz Buchblnder Goodman Mudge Stewart Forrestol Swerdlatt Buchblnder Dunn Plumpton Rosenbaum Radke lTreasl Rowl Dlttmer Stahnke Danuels Barth Berkoff Dunne Stumpf Genser Woodford Conrad Kott Jenklns Bacon LIBRARY CLUB The goal of the Library Club this year was to develop teamwork among nts members and to help rn the runmng of an efflclent llbrary At Chrustmas time all those who had worked In the labrary for one semester were lnltuated ln the tradltlonal candlelight ceremony Miss Ryerson Mlss Wag and their Llbrary Club assistants have served us all well especially rn preparnng those endless research themes and speeches HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Creatlve and useful prolects of knnttlng sew Ing and other handiwork dlsplayed the talents of the Home Ec Club gurls at their monthly meet ings Two members planned and prepared the refreshments every month thus glvlng each gurl the opportunity to prove her ablllty nn the art of cooking The club was under the capable guldance of Mrs Tews and Muss Bremer HOME EC CLUB Row3 Krueger Kulb Hutchnnson Saftro Glassman Dommann Row 2 Siegel Baldus lSec Belzer Gelser Hiller Butch McCullough Race Row l Wolpert Hlrsch Zembrosky Kxrkman lPresJ Zukowslu Kohler Blankensteln 1: o f s. I e 53 gh i I, 1 , , ' 7' 1 ff, if Zi! ,, A. 1 I , ,W f, - V, , 1 '23 f fx Q 1 . A ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I - 1 1 - 1 , . - 2 , ' , 1 , , . : ' , J, , . 6' .4 5 . X! OUILL AND SCROLL Row 3 Kovenock Barnes Berkolf Row 2 Hommersleun Klauer Havens Rodke Meyer Kuehn Row'l Ubben Slegel Alt Kohn Glmbel Mlssmg from pasture Glad telter Goodruch QUILL AND SCROLL For theur outstandnng work on the Tower and Tower Tlmes durnng the school year of l953 l954 'flfteen sensors and one lumor were elected to Qulll and Scroll Besudes doing exceptuonal work on a school publlcatlon those selected had to be In the upper third of theur class At the formal lnltuatnon nn Aprrl members receuved gold puns as a token of theur work and a year s subscrtptuon to the Quill and Scroll magazune SQUARE DANCE CLUB For pure enpoyment once a month the Square Dance Club can t be beat Many tnmes after an energetlc evenang of dancing the club went unto the pool for a splash party to cool off The comblnatton of Rnetz and Wangerln calllng and Mr Humke advlsung proved tops for thus splrlted and peppy club SQUARE DANCE CLUB Row4 Mann :ce Pres Kelley Emory lPres Vick Morden Busher Mlxson Row 3 Emory J Rosenbaum R Rosenbaum Rothman Slewers Benson Warsh Roslng Row 2 Hlrsch Berg Zuckerman Kuemmerleun Balthazar Souther Schultz Cook Row'l Ott Castleton Wulklnson Frltz Grootemaat Goddard Schuefelbenn Van Ouwerkerk s 41 ' fL kv l 0 W J N - - ' K . 1 J Y ' T : 1 1 - : I 1 1 1 , , , , . 3 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 f Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 L . 1 I,-11 . : :' AWP ' :t.-2: 9 1 YT 3 5511 , t 1. o X I 1 1 68 SOCIAL LIFE Jer l5-l7 What a wonderful three days se have been' lnrtnatlng our home mrng leSllVIlleS the school really e dance bonfrre and yell ses The old ture engnne was a ned out on Thursday night forthe :sk ge success as It clanged tts way lm Silver Sprung to the freld lead 3 the band maporettes Court of tnor, and floats The Bay Eleven lped to make our homecommg lust rfect by trounclng West Mrlwau e 27 to 7 The dance tonrght hon ng the court and coaches brought lot of krds back to their Alma :ter What a clrmax to a memor le weekend' U er A ousmg Bay splrrt a e P Ouweneel N Wordell C Crowley at the homecoming bonftre Middle P Kaczmarek B Kops M Barnes M Rergart attrcctrvely represented the m as s Court o Honor c e game and dance Lower The hugh stepplng malorettes S Stewart B Maher S Chesbrough B Baker D orman I d an wr t err modern routrnes 1 I I pp : r ' ' ' r . tea it f t th F , e the b d 'th h ' HOMECOMING Coach and Mrs Geske celebrated the victory at the Homecoming Dance The lunuor class wrth the theme Drag ln Wrmlhl copped second prrze rn the float contest l Recervung flowers from Captoln A Hentzen was a homecomlng hlghlught for Queen B Kops Capturing flrst prize In e tloat contest was the sensor class wlth nts wunnnng theme Let s Cream the Udder Team Second and thrrd honors were won by the rumor class whose theme was Drog In Wrmuhu and by Tower Club who come up wnth the clever Stung Those Mustangs ,,. f N 1 , 1 f ,Z If 5 ., . 1 , , S . . . . th .. . ,. , 0, -1 4? 'ff vs - xx f -' n.-'ff' ., -1 K.-5 haf 2 U- ' -QQ f 'z- 'avv QQ , V K W '4 6, cg QF? X 1- f ' Sf- N , f 'P' 2 'H' Q? f H I ,XWW ,Q if ,ij , ' ixx 3 xts fn 4 . u V .9 Q A it , Xe 4, LW'M?1'f 'Wm' u 4 X ' r K I ii , l3, ?'S tw Q Q ' I V -sLJ n-Qg9:vk 'iii 5 WEEE 13 CN: X ,w 'saA f' Q' Z' fa, U Op A Ab fx' ? iz? if s J x... K In ik CABARET W 0 2 ,L I , gi, I 1 via W gf' , 7, , 1 M, 4 ,w,44iw: ,M ,,,,f 6 ff, A , , 4,1 My, ff P M I Q V L 2' V1 3 haw J 4 4 ,f f ff? ,J ,M ,ZA ,.,, ,,x,,.fWn f WV ,XM 4 , ,,f A ,..., , n f f V .. f A if 1 if 2' I ' . X a If. MMV! Z if af ggi W ,g ff, , ' ff in I f v. H, f.,,,g 2 ,W . W f f 1 f if h , 1 f f W ' f 7 f Q K U ff ' 4 ww 4, ,L , 'PU f ,. rflg 'f 'b. 4, f Q c Y ' 1? ffama fs, X . x ,za ,, 6 ' x5 , fwT,gf is ,t I K g?f',z'fQ's 5 4 W I Q ig 5 1 2 H .7 Rm f'7'i5Q'2 g fi Q? 4 1 , -fiiufif, ygggiz- ? is - ,gif g ' TW 5 ' 5 in if ,gg 5 3 -l , gi in w u ' V fx' Su K an 'iff f WHITE CHRISTMAS December 23 A perfect beginning for the Christmas vacation! Snow flakes and white Christmas trees transformed the entire gym into an en' chanting Christmas scene. lt was good to see a lot of my old alumni friends there tonight. The surprise of the evening was the arrival of Santa Reiboldt with a bag full of amusing gifts for some of my unsuspecting buddies. It was surely a night of good cheer. Right: Santa Rieboldt lends a helping hand to surprised K. Pyles. Lower Left: Swaying to the lush music of Mark Stegefs bond are E. Rottman, S. Sapiro. Lower Right: F. Wright, S. Jay, B. Morrison, J. McLaughlin, J. Feld- stein, R, Will filled with holiday spirit. E if 2 Qi. Q WA December l 2 C'est si bon -our Moulin Rouge Tag I mean. l sure had fun in our make believe Gay Paree -one of the lighter mo- ments to help offset all those hours of work on service proiects. Tower Club and Froshmore have really given me a variety of good times here at the Bay. Upper: The girls that became Sophisticated SIinks at the Tower Tag are J. Feldstein, E. Drought, J. Lieberman, S. Jay, P. POPP, B. Morrison, D. Forman, Middle: H. Habhegger, S. Rueckert, M. Barnes, P, Ouweneel, N. Wordell, C. Crowley, M. Lassen, B. Kops, P. Ticko, N, Blust drink to a successful Tower Club year. Lower: The service side of the girls' clubs is shown by some Froshmore girls, C. Som- merfield, S. Funk, M. Byrne, D. Shapiro, as they examine their handiwork before sending it to the needy. GIRLS' CLUB v--, A TYPICAL DAY February 26 Phew? This has been one hectic day! Had to stay for lunch for a noon meeting. Ate in the cafeteria. Rough moth test this afternoon-no time to study. Pre' Iiminaries for the state swim meet were held this afternoon -the Bay looks ter- rific. Let's hope we're as good tomorrow! ,Qfft is X r ' 1954 PROM: UNDER SOUTHERN STARS April 24 Save your confederate money, boys, the South rose tonight at the iunior prom. 'tUnder Southern Stars was the theme and the atmos- phere of magnolia blossoms, the shimmering waters of the fountain, and Southern silhouettes were completely dreamy and a perfect climax to W,F.B.'s social season. Dave and Joyce, the iuniors royalty, showed real Southern hospi- tality. And so to bed as l'm completely bushed' Committees Decorations , . . Dave Roemer, Pat Wolfe Orchestra . . Joyce Feldstein, John Liebert Tickets, Programs, Invitations ..... Connie Banta, Fred Luedke Publicity . . Ellen Drought, Fred Wright l95A Royalty: Queen Joyce Lieberman, King Dave Zenoff. 'Q -Q, V, 1953 PROM LA PRIMA VERA FESTA in -Alb It fl! M1 Upper: 1953 grand march. Lower: 1953 Queen Bene Mae Kluge, King Chuck Casav, class secretary-treay urer Barbara Kops, vice president Al Hentzen. ALL-SCHOOL TAG March 27 We went to a Las Vegas gambling casino tonight' Don't panic, Motherf it was only the all-school Tag. Floating around the walls were poker chips, dice, cards, and moneyg but the main cttrac- tion was the flashing Club Vegas sign, This dance was the most exciting one ofthe year' Upper: Those Pistol Pockin Marras J. Feldstein, J. Lieberman, A. Merckel, D. Cul' Iodcn, C. Schimmel strum o tune. Midd e: Counting their winnings are D. Rocrrter, J. Cumming, R. Kcczrnarek, J. Alt, M. Borries, B. Carothers. Lower Left: Sporting 'z s Las Vc-qos Special l corsoge is A. Chapman with his date R. Rochwerger. Lower Right- White fish Boys own Doris Day is Pot Poisons as she sinqs at the Taq. fha I'W ww? 55'- Q1 HU X SPCRTS ,ll K is N-h.5,,.A . li. T , wg i 1 8 ,v Qu' R' Y . M N yy 1 9 NM Q .5-.E M A Q . , Qu . n V, X 6, 2'w'fA 'f' '97 . f ' ,. , .V , K . . NM ':,xriM, wubug X ,M.L.f ...J fq g.+,,K:,jEff...-'g,...,,.g..,,.V34' 1 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Row 5 Leadlnghan' Morse Perfect Wynhoff Onan Kintz Street Schallert Spitz Bloodgood Goes Hol land Krushke Hansen Manager Foster Row 4 Manager Gold Coach Geske Manager Schmidt Coach Zastrow Row3 Stammberger Kamunsky Haupt MacKay Frda Elkins Baker Huelster Hayes Gerber Meyer Cline Hefter Coach Crenlan Row 2 Coach Rleboldt Helden Roemer Hessler Wolfe Narlach OLeary Nlcolet Mueller Bollhorn Carothers Leonard Lerbert Dantzler Rowl Bach Casat Meister Bolte Sptcuzza Thronson Kaczmarek Ford Kaye Hentzen Goodrich Hats off to you grrdmen' Drilled by Dick Geske sparked by Mighty Mute Captain Al Hentzen the Blue and Gray swept to victory In the first seven clashes Only the wintry blast of November 6 and a very determined Hale team held the final game to a scoreless tue an un fortunate damper to the high spirited celebra tions which have accompanied other Bay cham pronshrps Why suburban champions? Team effort Coach Geske hails as the prime factor Ye each game had its heroes Twas George Thronsons conversion that dropped Cudahy Al Hentzen s three tallles including an eighty yard punt return plus John Bach s eighty two yard off tackle sprint that upset Tosa FOOTBALL SCORES 53 They Bay Cudahy Tosa Greendale Shorewood ...... West Milwaukee ..... Waukesha . ..... . South Milwaukee .... West Allis Hale ..... Colorful floats ushered In an easy home coming victory over West Milwaukee During the game Coach Geske was able to clear the bench Bayutes shouted a cheer for Shorewood when the news rang out over the loudspeakers that last week s prey had nosed out Waukesha Cltmaxing the season the Bay whipped Wau kesha School spirit was hugh Bus with Us cried Tower Times Before bleachers rammed with spectators the Geskemen s prowess spelled suburban championship unhapprly at the expense of putting Al Hentzen on crutches for a couple of months All suburban men? Journalwise at was Tom Ford on the Sentinel s team were Make Good rich Al Hentzen Bill Meister and George Thronson J Hessler G Thronson 5 V. Kla vi is 'fr it dig: '3 c- .K 95? ...Q A31 J ws N Yzi' 'H P if 'vw ,sm f if ' nv ' 5' I .Qtr ig - I it .V I M in ,V wuz ', I , Jia FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES Whlppung up the biggest froth of all fave 9 TheY games was the Country Day clash when the Cedarburg Bay s freshman grad team downed sts opposu hon 12 to 7 Wlth fourteen polnts to his credit Nathan Becker captured hugh scorlng honors In Cusfef the fall s competltuon Sharing starrrng honors Shorewood was George Bush Coaches were Norb Studel Don Bosco ska and Leo Kratz FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 3 Barnum Perfect Sokol Roeder Tolletson Seutz Mortonson Ovntt Kohn Hume Eber shoff Gallun Row2 Coach Kratz Feldsteln Hobbs Bohmruch Allender Brodson Bender Sherman Strassburger San delln Osweller Coach Studelskc Rowl Wolczak Slmpklns John Klott H II Johnson ONeulI Frank D Becker N Becker Busch 3 .F'd . 1 Q . W . . . . . . . O 18 . . . . .- ..... . . 20 7 ' - - -' ........ 6 0 ' N ' l G ...... 0 7 ' - Country Day ...... 12 7 S- VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES King . . Cedarburg . . Cudahy . . . Shorewood . . West Allis Central Wauwatosa . . Greendale . . West Milwaukee West Bend . . South Milwaukee West Allis Hale . Waukesha . . Shorewood . Cudahy . . . West Allis Central Wauwatosa . . Greendale . . West Milwaukee We 7A 56 35 43 56 47 58 43 65 62 59 A4 7l 58 70 49 6l 61 W.I.A.A. TOURNAMENT Cedarburg . . Waukesha . 66 65 f Q VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - Row 4: Treichel, Post, Schallert, Johnson, Klatt, Benz, Vietrneyer. Row 3: Coach Kratz, Baker, Cline, Crowley, Kasche, Stanners, Coach Kuehl. Row 2: Goetz, Orr, Quinn, Hentzen, Humke, Mueller, Dantzler, Miller, Meissner, Row 1: Laden, Ubben, Goodrich, Meister, Spicuua, Bach. Running high in suburban ratings for the sea- son, this year's bucketeers offered us the thrill and satisfaction of defeating our friendly rivals, Shorewood, 7l to 67, and trouncing last year's conference champions, South Milwaukee, 62 to 47. With the final record of eight conference wins and six losses, Coach Nick Kuehl's cagers took fifth in this year's conference standings. Com- peting for regional honors, the Bay first dropped Cedarburg, then was iinxed by Wau- kesha's Black Shirts in the Shorewood gym. Again the Bay played host to the sectionals of the State Tournament. Through the year, the cagers were sparked by Herb Schley, Bill Meister, and John Bach who led the team to its peak performances in the W. A. Hale - Shorewood -Cudahy series. lt was then that Kuehl's men knocked Cudahy from its tie for the top suburban position. From the win and loss standpoint, the season was the fifth best recorded at the Bay. Schley earned a position on the All-Suburban second team. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Row 3: Froehlich, Schoeninger, John, Becker, Morell, Seitz, Simpkins, Schmidt. Row 2: Sokol Ovitt, Pereles, Osweiler, Martonson, Barnum, Gallun, Strassburger. Row l: Busch, Hume, Roeder, Ebershoff, O'Neill, Coach Humke. is 34 Vi E...-1 I I in , , X 23 I IE CROSS COUNTRY AND VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY Row 3 Coach Ruduger Davrd Marshman Kllngbuel Pretzel Kohn John Stroebel Chnstenson Gronauer Wll Hurvrs Meassner Robunson Burr Burden Row 2 Kuswa Con er Jones Vlck Roeder Muller Koeneman Peterson Kammeler Trrpton Young Qumn Adams Chrpley Row 'I Post Bob Stroebel Wengotz Stanners Duck Marshman Hadler Wake Rrchardson Goetz CROSS COUNTRY Coach Jess Rudlger bullt the states second best team un the small school league mto the largest squad ever active at the Bay Paced by Captaun elect Paul Stanners the team held speed m lettermen Bob Wengatz Bob Orr, Jerry Wake Bull Post Paul Pretzel Captaun Dick Marshman and un the squad s outstandung freshman runner, Dave Jones W h all but Marshman returmng, next season promnses much success VOLLEYBALL Spurred by the buggest turnout In the Bay s volleyball hustory Coach Marsh Rueboldt s spuk ers chalked up a season of twelve wnns fntteen defeats Sparkmg thas year s spnkers were Pete Huelster and Bull Werner VOLLEYBALL Row 3 Norlach Pape Just Leonard Row 2 Fishman Wnener Helden Roemer Coach Rleboldt Howl Horwrtz Wolfe Huelster Kaczmarek Kalser - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . 2 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . . 1 . . . . 1 - 1 . 1 . . . , . - , . , . 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 5 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 - 1 l ,Q c .- ', . 4 I A A 4 X f., S -,. ,, 1 . 1 , NJ 51 -wi- ,, H fs. 2 1 5 K . 15 ,V , N J? 1 1 Q f ,Au-: 'fzf gn. 3 5 4 Q' bf I A elm- pn. 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W, CHAMPIONS ALL' SWIMMING Row4 Coach Byers Manager Bloodgood Manager Regner Peterka Abendroth Owens Maun John Mclaughlun Trupton Anstueld Supowsku Row 3 Morse Chrustenson Stone Gerber Kelly Emory Muller Jum Mcloughlun Stammberger Row 2 McKuttruck Klode Mcleland Johnson Thompson Bolte Wussung Meyers Peterson Pollack Baldus Harrus Row I Zenoff Duck Allen Grossenbach Berk Tom Allen Rank Young Bernhardt Wrught Carothers VARSITY SWIMMING The 53 swummung team surpassed all pre season expectatuons by coppung the Suburban and State tutles after wunnung eleven dual meets and placung second un the Cardunal Relays Records fell throughout the season and twelve boys made the All State team un spute of frequent ullness that hampered several per formances Co captauns Tom Allen and Jum Rank deserve a great deal of credut for the fune spurut and the boys wull always be remembered for theur tureless work un readyung the squad Four funmen posted new school records and the I5O medley relay team also broke a Bay mark Duck and Tom Allen each bettered the records un the 200 and IOO freestyles respec tuvely Duck beung only a sophomore Tom Wus sung another underclass champuon knocked one second off the backstroke mark swummung the dustance un a fune I O4 2 Teammate Ruck Bolte a o was d wn there un I O44 Ruck set a new 75 unduvudual medley record un 45 I the fastest un the state durung the season The other best was the medley truo of Bob Grossenbach Jum Rank and Wussung un I 25 4 Of the seventeen letter wunners more than half were named to the All State squad pucked by a group of hugh school coaches senuors Bolte Allen Grossenbach Rank and Thompson lunuors Bernhardt Zenoff Wussung Berk and Wrught sophomores Allen and Meyers Next year after the loss of the graduatung senuors Coach Morgan Byers wull have some rebuuldung to do but from all sugns the future Bay funmen wull stull be un the money 53 54 SWIMMING SCORES e They South Duvusuon Green Bay North Duvusuon Wauwatosa Pulasku Shorewood Wauwatosa West Allus Central Kenosha Janesvulle Waukesha Place Tru angular Waukesha Bay Shorewood Tru angular Bay Waukesha Wauwatosa Suburban State .. . W - - ' - I ' ..... . . 57 26 I ........ 57 26 ' ' ' . ...... 44 39 I ....... 48 35 ' I Boys' Tech ........ 54 31 I I I ' I ' ' ......... 46 37 I ' I ' ' ....... 57 28 ' ' I I ....... 45 38 I I I ' I ' ..... 58 27 Is II O I I I ........ 46 37 I I I ' ' I ' ........ 37 46 I I I ' ' ........ 48 35 , : . . -I 1 I I 2 . I .I - I I I - ' ........... I ' : ' ............ I 91 :yr-4 .,,, I id M x s ' ly X af, ' , TQ? 1 5 . 4,33 ' ' 'E .ms 1 I . 'I 'V' 'I 1 , 'Q ADM A A 1 3:2 X5 K af C 2 , 4 f ' x QS? mf Q at 2. , ww sv' . . u, an , - 'T -7 Q' 4: l. 2 ,xif Q Q ' ' 5 5 GOLF AND TENNIS GOLF Row 4 Muller Wuth Urbahn Norlach Meyers McLaughlun Pretzel Stone Schoenunger Abendroth Maun Row 3 Grumm Feldt Meussner Curtus Fassett Seutz Ruce Muxon Stocker Emory Row 2 ONeull Pereles Herman Brodson Rosenbaum Blumenfeld Zuetlow Bender Klungbuel Adams Coach Gother Row 1 Rank Detuenne Sucher Neun Ubben Dantzler Taylor Schmudt GOLF TENNIS Fore' Sux returnung lettermen teed up to druve Whute fush Bay Hugh through a successful season The men? Bob Dantzler Dave Deteunne Larry Neun Duck Sucher Muke Taylor and Tum Ubben Contests un 53 cubbyholed the team un a fufth at the Suburban meet Coach Arnold Gother has the explanatuon o 54 s rally Thus year we ve got sux good golfers and consequently arent dependent on gust one or two' New coach new unterest new spurut spelled an admurable season for the boys wuth cu racket Al Hentzen Jum Kohn and Bob Nucolet return ung lettermen led the team under coach George Addue s able guudance Compare thus year s record wuth 53 s ln that year the Bay won furst place un the Suburban meet by luckung Tosa un the season s last con test State competutuon ranked the boys second TENNIS Row4 Chupley Chrustenson Boesel T Kohn Row3 Penner Nourse Schuette Armstrong Coach Addue Row 2 Mulcahy Sokol Hobbs Kand Rosen baum Hurvus Rowl Hultgren J Kohn Nucolet Hentzen Gerber cu' LQ, , . - . , ,N 1 L X .1 , 1. 1 l V 1, N . 1 1 J , -. - V 1, L. 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , . : , , , ' , , . . . . , , ' ' I I I - - 1 1 1 . . . . I 1 1 - . , . . , . . . . , . . 1 1 f V I A A . ' ' , . - 1 u - u u . ,u - - T' : 1 1 1 ' ' : 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 I A 1 - : 1 ' 1 1 1 ' J I:g::g4i.,:, .um .159 .' . ' 5, ...- . V V Ill ' 7 ' ' ' IB l .1 , I 1. an . . . A .Y ., lu , . - , TRACK TRACK Row 4 Bloodgood Schley Splcuzza Post Thompson Kelley Peterson Just Row 3 Coach Rudlger Trlpton Street Young Kaczmorek Wuener Wrcght Ubben Roeder Stanners Stammberger Row2 Coach Wangerln Mclaughlun Stroebel Wetzel Allen Goetz Cohen Hefter Gumbel Couch Caulkett Row 'l Houpt Thronson Mueller Kamrnsky Humke Glmbel Kaye Boch Orr VARSITY TRACK Elevated unto bug school competutnon from Class B the cmdermen faced another hurdle Only seven letter wmners returned from last years Suburban Meet champronshup team Sprung of 53 found co captains Len DePalma and Denms Larknn raclng coach Chet Wangrln s men through a good season culminating nn a second at the State Meet Honors were won for the team by Len DePalma who set a new mule record and Buzz Humke who took a flrst nn the pole vault at the State Meet This years fleet footers Included returning lettermen Co captain Frank Glmbel low hurdles, Co captaln Buzz Humke pole vault Terry Kamln sky dash Dave Kaye dash Tom Allen dash, Jam Mueller half mller, and George Thronson half mller JV TRACK Row 4 John Wengatz Owens lelsenrlng Rltchle Frenzel Leadlngham Steundorf Row 3 Perlson Morse Benz Goes Chalmson Spitz Pape Humke Pretzel Row2 Sherman Mortonson Robmson lmmekus Osweller Nauert Fishman Ovltt Kesselhorn Row 1 Kuntz Muller Nourse Jones Gronauer Dorner Foster I I I I I I I ' 1 I I I I I ' n 1 V l . I . . . . . , . I I . , , , , , n I - I I V I V I ' : V I I I I x I y I V -G Q ,. V , X. . , , ' x . . ' f fx l A N - f n 1. 1 , , l t T , K -Al 94 Suburban Relays 34V2 95 Upper P Huupt D Kaye J Bloodgood T Kammsky J ueller P Stcnners J Johnson B Humke J Boch Thronson H Schley D Jones F Glmbel get their lnstruc trons from Coach Wangerln before the Wlsconsrn Rapuds rn Le F Glmbel TRACK SCORES 53 Placement Pounts Wrsconsm Rapnds Meet 31 1 Invutatlonal Meet V2 Bug and Llttle Suburban Sectional Meet State Meet Suburban Meet 34 V2 79 V2 48 V2 4 if 'Sf ff QP wif ,fff 1,, f P S' was 81,5 I 'Q I in S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL AND RIFLE CLUB INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Row 3 Thompson Row 2 Lue ert Just Row 'l Horwutz Huelster Treuchel INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The Underdogs champuons of the fufteen team untramural league funushed the season un defeated Paced by hugh scorung .lum Treuchel and fleet footed John Leubert the boys aver aged over fufteen pounts a game RIFLE CLUB Great guns' Thus team us the natuon s I45th best as the hugh school sharpshooters go Shootung luke Presudent Duck Suchers perfect target whuch won hum the champuonshup of the Bay club made possuble the teams na tuonal rank Prom day thus year as last found the crack shots busuly furung away at the state s Natuonal Rufle Assocuatuon match thus year held at Neenah RIFLE CLUB Row 3 Close Truss Lowun Bowerman Norrus Stocker Leusenrung Row 2 Havens Muller Schuppert Strauss Sherman Robunson Gammeter Wulkunson Mr Roeder Row'l Rcubbe Hecker Steundorf Logemcnn Sucher lPresl Humke Stone Muxson 4' ' b , . : ' , , ' . . . . . . , , . f . . . 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E V, 97 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G A A Row 4 Barnes ONelII Kurscher Potter Kxrkman Schoemnger Judy Martun Chlnland Row 3 Kuehn Ouweneel Mulrlne Klauer S Serta M Serra Jane Marhn Pmter Radke Row 2 Fusk Fassett Strauss Mortanson Schemfeld Kluge Laeberman Porth Mortaz Row1 Goldman Ashford Tncko Baldus Lassen Urban Mueller Popp Warschauer Alt Left GAA offlcers presndent L Potter secretary treasurer C Kuehn vice presudent S Serta consult wnth advisers Mnss Craig and Mrs Polachek Right The Serra twnns are wunners agam thus tnme an badmnnlon we 9 t - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1- 1- 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . , . , - . , - ,. -. Dominating the field of out- door sports this year were the senior girls whose victorious teams claimed top honors in both base- ball and hockey. Bay hockey en- thusiasts worked up two spunky teams that met some challenging competition at Downer this fall. A fine kicking, speedy freshman soccer team upset all ofthe older, more experienced teams to come up with a well-deserved soccer championship. Win or lose, the gals enjoyed the spirit of friendly rivalry and fun that goes hand in hand with our schedule of out- door sports-in spite of a few sore shins and scraped knees. OUTDOOR SPORTS vc 'six' SOCCER-Row 4: Hunter, Pribbanow. SENIOR HOCKEY-Row 4: Mueller, Radke, Klauer. Row BASEBAl.LiRow 3: Kirkman, O'Neill, Lassen, Schoen 3: Kuehn, Wordell, Potter, Barnes, Schoeninger. Row 2: inger, Chinlcnd. Row 2: Potter, Wordell, Klouer. Row Alt, Ouweneel. Row l: Chezbrough, Lassen. 1: Mueller, Ticko, Kuehn. , I -4 '-.1 v Lf: l K . W S INDOOR SPORTS l WH.. BASKETBALL-Row 3: Kirkman, Tickc, Lassen. Row 2: Kluuer, Chinlcnd, Ouweneel. Row 'l: Baldus, Schoeninger. x, '-1 The spirit ot sport adds variety and challenge to the winter sea- son in the form of our indoor sports program. Spurred on by a record of two consecutive cham- pionships, the senior feminine cagers went on to make it three straight wins by again capturing first place in the basketball tournament. For this unusual rec- ord, the G.A.A. awarded each girl on the team a little gold bas- ketball. On the volleyball court the senior girls bowed to a fight- ing, peppy iunior team when they were edged out of the champion- ship by one game. In Lifesaving, the last and most individual of our indoor sports, nine swimmers earned their senior lifesaving badges. LIFE SAVING-Row 3: Henriques, Kuehn, Pinter. Row VOLLEYBALL-Row 3: Pinter, Hutchinson, Saffro. Row 2 Warschauer, Fossett, Martin. Row 1: Good F' k 2 man, is , : Ashford, Mahnke. Row 1: Forth, Schetter, Schein Lieberman. O at U1 WATER BALLET Row 4 O Nelll Hunter Pnnter Kurkman Karscher Potter Row 3 oth man Hennmgfeld Klauer Schaum Kuehn Mahnke Jane Martm ow 2 Urban B Ku e Hanold Kohler Schuler Malmon Radke Mueller Row 1 Barth Nnelson Weaver Tncko Warschauer D Kluge Galln WATER BALLET Wnth precnslon and grace the Dolphmettes really gave us a terrlfuc performance thus year After many nights of practice the swlmmers worked out thenr own routunes wnth Mrs Polo cheks expert supervuslon The theme of the show was the months of the year from Janu ary s The New Year through December s Whlte Christmas the grand finale MODERN DANCE Interpretatnve dancing IS not as easy as the modern dancers make It seem as they put on theur annual show The fnrst part of the per formance demonstrated dance technuques Wnth Miss Craig s guldance the gurls created num bers for a fantasy called Tame Out For a Dream whlch completed the program MODERN DANCE Row 5 Yampol Coker Kraft Kammener Stratfun Schoenlnger Row 4 Kurtz Berkotf Mueller Dakm Schultz Castleton Row 3 Watson Malm Crotty Zuckerman Woodford Damels Soref Row 2 Babb Scheln feld Hlrsch Balthazar Parth Kuemmerleln Pastor Row 1 Webster Gather Guerlnger Forrestal Pyles Clark Cole 101 ,, ' N V' yu: f 2 ' ' in 2 U L: l 6 ' :lil ' V' 'A V 's-.,, f , V , . 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