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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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Where rs the place that has a myrlad of act1v1t1es all of whlch are frlled wrth mdustrrous students who are constantly strrvrng for the betterment of therr re spectrve groups? Where are the soclal events brgger and better than they are anywhere else? What school has the greatest of ath letlc squads each of whrch constantly f1l'1lSli6S at the top of rts league? Tnrough ptcture and summary the Tower staff has endeavored to present 1nformat1on concernmg these 1nqu1r1es Though we may be accused of bemng a b1t brased and one staed rn our approach we of course feel that we are Justlftablv so rn vrew of the re markable 54 55 record Whttefrsh Bay has chalked up To mentron but a few we po1n to the Suburban champronshrps brought home by the football swrmmrng ana FACULTY STUDENTS ACTIVITIES SOCIAL LIFE SPORTS ADVERTISING lfgflflvfi basketball squads the new attendance records set at the dances the varrety of actrvrtres and programs carrred out by the Stuaent Cfounctl and the unusual scholas trc record of our senlor class whrch boasts of two valedtctorlans two salutatorrans ln the pages that follow we have armea not only to recapture the past years ac IIV1l19S but also to express our great pnde n our school and tts accompltshments Page Page Page Page Page Page O . . . . X 6 , . . ll . , . , s . . - iq , jg' 2 .. ,nglliil C . , . 7 U . . . , . . U A . 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In . an Q -9478 firm- , FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Educatron IS a pr1v1lege accorded by the cornrnun1ty to 1lS youth Amerlca IS unlque rn prov1d1ng educat1onal tac1l1t1es to all for the benetrt ot socrety as a whole Wh1lGf1Sh Bay IS oroud to be able to offer 1lS youth a sound acadennc program plus ct soclal cl1 rnate that enables each student to develop to the best ot hrs ab1l1ty and h1s desxre Another year has passed Though 1t 1S but one year rn the hrstory of our school rt IS a spec1al year for you spec1al because hke other years lt cannot be rellved Its achreve ments and dxsappomtrnents successes and fallures are hrstory Next year W1ll be an other spec1al year for you Set your stand ards hlgh marshal your efforts and look for EDWARDI ZEILER Supertntendent ot HAROLD ROSE Whrtefrsh Bay Pr1nc1pa1 of Schools Wh1tef1sh Bay Hrgh School Charles B Roeder Mary Helen Keat1ng Dorothy M Veurn W1llard G Rudrger BEd ME BA MA BA ME BA MA Dean of B Vs Dean of 1TlS Engl sh Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomor Grrls Counselor Englrsh Boys Counselor Geography 6 ward to your very best year. SPECIAL EDUCATION AND OFFICE STAFFS Wllllam I Rowe Edward C Chester A R1chard L Ph B A M EO F Morefleld Wanqertn oper PSYCITOIOQIS B Ed M A B E M A Bus ness Manager A rle xc Dtrector Dtrector of Recreatton and Adult Educatton Arthur I Armella Bersch Clare I Clapsaddle B S M S ASSISIOHI Re reanon Drrector Baranowsla B A M A Speech Correchon Asststant Psycholoqtst Mar1lyn Florence Blakewell Cashman Georqla Anderson Bookke c Q re ary to Dr Rowe Secretaryt Mr Zelle Genevleve Florence Kathleen S Krueqer Schrarnrn Shank Se retaryt Bookkeep r tary Mr Hose Mr Coope 7 Ella Mae Flynn Mary D OHearn BS RN Dtreetor of Cafe-tena Supervtsmq Nurse axlne Coll1ns Secretary to Anne Stravlnskr retary to r Moreheld of Health Dept Ellzabeth Holland Secretary Katherlne Zorn Booktce r: A , ., . . . ., . . B.S., M.S. . A3 5 A W? ,S Q' . ., . . B.S. . ., . . Bs. N I ' . ., . . I ' ' ' ' I . . M 4 . . e' 9-I' e: 1 . o . I Mr' Wunqerin Health Dept. A A A C , I f 72 ' . ' 2 2 I' C o . .er Se: e to . M M . 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Your names perhaps your faces a DOSS1b1f1fY your 1nstruct1ons somewhat A sad com mentary you say we tned so hard you protest but dont be alscouraged we can never qulte forget We w1lI re member you for your ph11osophy of hfe for your great gen eroslty for your wrlhngness to work wrth us and for us George S Addre So names faces subJects may be lost from our consc1ous Commercral ness but the lmpressrons of you left w1th us w111 remam 1F Geography Wo thrs test our hearts and the deep recesses of our m1nds wrll be srmple Alvln H Audrey Blank Anderson B A M Ed Swxmmmq Science Thmk of your Now watch out for P of ICU the weasel words .hs MarJor1e M Cralg B S M A Phys1ca1 Educatxon You ve had thrs for years Clara Czarkowsla Enqhsh Dont you dare ao any w rk 1n hcr I I l ' - - 13.12. Bs. . ., . . . ., . . 1 . ., . . A ' ' f A I' 1 Bs. A o ' 'mi ' . A ' ' . - ,A ' A BA., MA. 'U . ., . . . ., . . Bs. f 13.5. : ' 1 Phlhp E Brewer Morgan Byers F1or1n BE PhM BS MS Cqukeit Socxal Studxes Mathematics I was poured ln with Swrmmmq physical Education me toundatron Vvhere he 157 Dqrlmksu Lorralne Dangle Edgar I Lorrame Eggert Dauplalse B S M S Enghsh Art Hanchcrafts Thats a Chemlstry You could always cowardly answer Gently WGN the odors brxng that arrse thereof Your Personal maids U Emma Force Richard H Geske G Arnold Gother Ruby L BA MA BS ME BE ME Hgfdlmgn Biology Biology Mathematics B S M A Lock up your drawer Dhysical Education l e you a rri I-mm and hang your keys Bend over NOW people Margaret A Heinen B A M A English Dramatics l can t go on until you co operate Ethel lohnson B.A., M.A. ' Mathematics Now try this cn your piano. Paul Humke B E M S Mathematics we ve passed i you ve had Robert Humke Mathematics Scien e So here you are Ray G Iansen B Ed M A lndustrial Arts m not going to dc all the talking FACULTY Alice Haussman B A M A History Vvould you care to enlarge upon you answer? William E lersey B S M S Driver Education lndustrial Arts Vthat do you think this is a playground? Mary Kabat B.A., M.A. English Do you think l':n talking to the walls? Elaine A. Koepsel B.S. Home Econornicsg Science Girls, this isri't a sewing circle. 11 Clarence A. Kuehl B.S., M.S. Basketball Now play this here game, this here way. Edqar C. Kundrnarm B.E., M.A. instrumental Musicy Band Black equals notesp white equals paper. FACULTY Kenneth E Paul E Olson Ltlhan L Parker Lorralne Radke I..o1s Rarnstack Nylund B A M A B S M A Chotr Home Nursmq Spamsh Speech German Spanish I cant be mce to you In thxs Dtdnt you hear Every year jusi when unhl partt ular case the bell'9 I get one of you do you know? Adelhert E RIGIZ B E M E I-hstory Always talk and never IISI '1 Helen K Tews Enqhsh Home Economtcs Do you have gum ln your mouth? Edward E Ruffolo M Mus Ed In trumental Mu 1 Orche tra Robert M Thompson B S Ph M Enqhsh HISIOTY Youll have to read a lzttle more qu1et1y Elleanor M Ryerson B A M A Itlurary Screnc w lets have non Mary C Swarthout B E M A COIHIUSTCIG1 Double space Norbert C Studelska mstorv Would y .1 remove L1ll1an Trottler V1rq1n1a B W1q Gertrude Zauner BS MA French Llorary Asststant Enqhsh Iournahsm On for heaven s sake ll qe t for There you go you re veqetatmq droppmq lnnuendos aqam aqarn 12 Q B.A. R.N. B.A. . ., . . I 9' - s II No H ' B 2 ' t ct l to I If you'd just practice, of that in here! the end of the lme? and Check your tahe ww. ' 3'4- B,S., ' . ., . . B.A. B.s. I ' It I' , I I I ' , I'. I i youi I , I f are if ' d.,Xut DE 'ff- pau. A' I ,, ' vu ,. X 4,4 xt nay' ,gf ,.ne0 y . 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M awk ,Y Q mf, 'wwyb NH TS SENIORS an XQQPL fn.,- Georqe Abendroth Abbey rn hrs forr years a the Bay has carrred hrs good rratured humor and easy go no ways to towerrng herghts An araent member of the rum rry club A hard pullrncr sm mrr'er and hrghly prrzed n ramural basketball center George plans to put hrs excel lent artrstrc talent toward the aesrgn of brgger and better hutldrngs for the future Donald Ansfreld lv ostly trsh Don spends near ly all of hrs lrte rn the water One of Morgan s top frnmen rr speed boat enthusrast Knows outboards cold pretty good knowledge of school vt ork too Rr ht up to date on rnotcr ods Rurrrored that ltrs heart lres rrr losa e all aoree that Don rs a great tom rnatrcn of trrendshrp mrs ana lr mor Mary Ashford Dar rng her fo.rr years at tloe Bay the rnterest of thrs temrnrne Babe Ru h has centered aro nd sr orts An amrable alto lunrc Aclwevement has been Garned Tower Club mern lrrrshrp thr ugh servrce work A knack for desrgn and taslrron rs the basrs for Marys horce of a retarlrna career Iohn Bach Take a bow Mr Touchdown Nhrtefrsh Bay leader on the athletrc frerd and rn the class room Key man on our vrc torrous tra k and basketball teams Many a females secret rdol Ofrrer of Stu dent Councrl Although hrs mrles of adhesrve tape have cost the school mrllrons Bachre s contrrbutrons academrcally ath letrcally and socrally have r ore than repard hrs debts George Ballhom Thrs broad shouldered hunts man IS a lover of the great out doors Pretty handy wrth an artrst s brush l-lard to beat at gm rummy Can be seen at any stock car race rugged football tackle the crystal all me see George t rrng tn rrlds rn hrs green Oldsvrohrle as an artrst for Odtaoor Lrte lohn Adams We now present lohny Satch mo Adams a real gone guy Always rumprng and rarrng to go Keeps a gatherrng rrr strtches wrth hrs droll humor A seasoned veteran of our champronshrp golf team Sustarns a frne grade pornt Although havrng an aversron to ooenrng books lohn has marn tamed a hrgh scholastrc aver age along wrth hrs many out srde actrvrt es Donald Ash Don sprrnts out after school to hold down a head posrtron rr' a drstrrbutron center for the lournal Wrelds a powerful rrfle when after the brg game Stands out rn any crowd Proved hrmself a master of rrrerhanrcal rntrrcacres Thrs tall fella has a ready smrle and a cheerful drsposrtrorr for any thrng that may come hrs ay Allan Ax! Als chref clarm to Bay ame rs hrs antrgue velucles t wrae a clarm Memorres of tha powder blue buggy wrll haun Bay halls for a ong trme tc ome Mechanrcally mrnaea wrth skrll to matfh hrs rnterests Although a man of few words Al makes the most use of each one when entertarnrna hrs classmates vs th hrs hovrrf spun tales Barbara Baker Marchrng rnto the Bay and rnto our hearts last year Barb has proved that rt doesnt take long to make a hrt Page boy proponent Taught our twrrlers new routrnes Skrlr fully handred class play sound effects Easy to get to know Barb s sure to be the center o any college campus Constance Banta The Sarah Bernhardt of tht senror class rs Connre wrth her talent on the stage Musrcal ly rnclrned rn vorce and prano A pert mrss wrth precrse plans Many male admrrers Smart head on her shoulders Everythrng she touches seems to turn to gold for Con me rs su cessfur at anythrna she trres 'r r ' ' is ' ' - - - , , . . '. . I . I . Q, .5 ,' ew, I , I A I . V . I .. ' . . . 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Q . - 4 r' U . . . ln H. ou ' e 'H' ' , ,. .fr ' - ,. 1 4 I , Glorra Barnrckel Glorra rs noted for her srncere frrendlrness Actrve member of Froshmore and Tower clubs A Cactus Twrster fan Graceful rn modern dance and effectrve on the stage Hos prtable hostess and congenral companron A flarr for the latest vogue rn fashron We ve enroyed havrng her smrl mg face around our halls these past four years Beverly Bean Bebe seemrngly shy rs one of the spunkrest wrttrest grrls around In possessron of a stupendous razz collectron Tennrs her specralty rn sports Grves partres that are pre ferred by Bayrtes of drstmctron Good natured generous and rndrvrdualrstrc Though often busy wrth her many actrvrtres Bev always has trme for her host of frrends Barbara Berg Barbs blond good looks and farr complexron are the envy of many Popular presrdent of baseball spectator Wrllrng to lrsten to the troubles of others As a freshman added grace to the football Court of Honor Her head rs full of feasrble rdeas for a future centerrrrg a round fashrons and foods Marshall Berkoli Marsh s name rs synonymous wrth cameras around the school l-Irs work for past annuals elected hrm to Qurll and Scroll Excels rn the dramatrc arts as shown rn the Class Play l both a Jovral frrend and phrlos opher Marsh drdnt have to hypnotrze anyone rnto rea lrzrng that he rs one of our top rankrng and most respected stu dents Norman Blankstern By way of careful study and steady work put forth Norm was able to graduate after only three and a half years Lrkes to get rn a game or two of pock et brllrards Unobtrusrve author of many classroom qurps An avrd sports fan Norm qualrfres both as a loyal spec tator and as a collector of sports rnformatron SENIORS Roberta Bass Asprratzons of becomrng a Thespran have frlled Berta s mrnd durrng her four years at the Bay Lends her talents to our vocal groups Agrle 1n athletrcs Had charge of the make up for our Class Play Her rntellrgence and porse have won Bobbre much recognrtron from the entrre class Deanna Bemamrn A lrvely rnterest rn people coupled Wrth a love for fun have kept Dee busy durrng her Bay days Creatrve rn mod ern dance An argyle speed demon Errvred for her hoard of cashmeres Baseball en thusrast devoted to the Cubs Her strrkrng features and peppy personalrty wrll make a hrt at any college Dennrs Berk A study rn classroom comfort rs Denny eased behrnd hrs desk wrth hand rarsed rn the arr pos questrons Uroved hrmself equally at home on and or wa ter by hrs letter wrnnrng perfor mances on the golf and swrm mrng teams There rs an abundance of mrschrevous hu mor pent up behrnd hrs appa rently rnnocent and serrous face Lours Bernhardt Lous a fellow who knows everyone and lrkes everyone Is rdentrfred by loud laughs loud whrspers and seal calls An All State swrmmer A talented organrzer on Youth Councrl Hrs shrewd busr ness technrques greatly respon srble for thrs Annual An enterprrsrng sprrrt that never says dre has made Lou a top notch competrtor rn the class room and on the athletrc scene Harry Boardman Harry rs a real sports lover who has partrcrpated rn and managed football Known among rntramuralrsts for hrs southpaw push shot A form er competrtor for honors rn pos sessron of ancrent vehrcles Although he may seem quret and shy Harry has proved htm self a good student wrth an equally frne sense of humor Home Club . . . 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Unolhef Of his lf1eVilf-'lble ' . . . s ' SENIORS Theodore Bollrger Ted rs often to be found rn and around the TT offrce puz zlrng over that elusrve headlrne count A true phrlosopher and possessor of hrs own drs trnct manner of speech Another of the Bay s promrnent musrcrans chosen Krng of the Summer Musrc Clrnrcs l954 Prom Ted s electron to class and club offrces shows that hrs classmates respect hrs many abrlrtres Rlchard Brewer Drcks unrnterrupted flow of Wrse-cracks has kept hrs fellow students awake rn school Has mastered every phase of radro mechanrcs Wrll drsc Jockey hrs own show Brewrng wrth Rrchard A casual performance rn hrs natural role rn lunror Mrss Drck s scr entrfrc rnterests may erther pro pel htm to fame or expel hrrn from socrety Sally Buchbrnder Sally s smart good looks have made her a natural for model rng Interest rn many clubs rncludrng Froshmore Home Ec and Lrbrary Possesses a beautrful wardrobe Turned out sweaters and socks rn mass productron A hrgh school hostess and Pep Club partrcr pant Always gorng out of her way to be frrendly Sally rs a regular court of human rela trons Sherry Burkhart Long blond bob bra blue eyes and a saucy Southern drawl make up thrs new Bayrte Perfect clothes frt a perfect frgure Adept at swrmmrng a valuable member of Water Ballet Halls from the Show Me state and we ve all been glad to oblrge Sherry s mer rts dont have to be advertrsed srnce her personalrty so qurckly has captrvated the Bay Barbara Clark Barbara has achreved suc cess through her unassumrnq and pleasrng manner School wrse she has partrcrpated rn Lrbrary and Home Ec clubs Four year member of chorr Lrmbered up rn modern dance her freshman and sophomore years We re sure shell be as welllrked 1n the future as she has been rn the past we Leonard Bowerman Here s a regular walkrng rn formatron center when rt comes to the rdentrfrcatron of and de tarls aoout any arrcraft steadfast vocalrst rn the chorr l-las shown a lot of frlms to Lon rs a lover of the out doors where he can enroy hrs favorrte rnterests of frshrng hunt mg and camprnq lane Brugman lane can usually oe seen peer rng around the Bay rn that drs trnctrve green Ford convertrble Partrcrpated as a Bayrte rn both rroshmore and Rrfle clubs Fas a varre y of h bbres rn cludrng readrng lrstenrng drscs and enroyrng sports Her frrendly smrle and warm perscnalrty wrll assur her sur cess as a salesrg l Suzy Buchbrnder No thrs rs not a douole expo sure but a srngle twtn Suzy the other half of our rdentrcal auo Short cu'e and well groomed An asset to L1 brary Froshmore and Tower clubs lmpressed us wrth her me dramatrc talents Pep Club rooter Wrnnrng frrends and rnfluencrng people wrll al ways e easy f r Sr y Arthur Chapman Neat careful and methodrcal all ctescrrbe thrs cheerful Bayrte A master and lover of the rrtterbuq who s rrght at home on any dance floor Spends spare moments at the brrdge tables Vtlorks hard and wrll tend a helprng hand to anyone Art rs known and respected as a srncere frrend and a good our Robert Cline Lefty rs the cute guy all the grrls swoon over lrresrst rble blond crew cut and rrre srstrble ears A sharp shoot mg Jump shot artrst on the var srty basketball 'eam A good student ana a fast talker wrth the tea hers A trace of Roberts humor and a drmple from hrs heek make tor a per sonalrty of dynamrte Ierry Cohen Vvhen trre frrst frsh Jumps or the frrst snow hrts the skr slopes lerry s as eager as Mark Trarl o answer the call of the wrld A guard on our champron shrp eleven A crack shot wrth a pool cue A varrety of rnterests and a wealth of humor have made ,Terry a pop ular personalrty rn our hallow ed halls and our haloed stags Susan Colgan Many varred rnterests have kept Soozre busy at the Bay rremendous drsk collectron Favorrte sports baseball and basketball Lent her creatrve abrlrty to Stage Crew One of the leadrng advo cates of Bermuda shorts and knee socks To put Jnto prac trce her busrness talents Sue plars to work toward a se re tarral career Robert Dantzler Balmbrts enormous versa llllly and constant strrvrng for perfectron have pard off rn a berth rn the Honor Ten football co captarncy an Annual edrtor shrp and an excellent golf game Showed a true under standrng of people through hrs skrllful leadershlp rn class of frces Youth Councrl and Stu dent Councll Bobs re rnarkable character and pleas mg ways are valuable keys to the door of success Davrd Detienne Dave presented us wrth the new look for 54 tall slrm and handsome Known for hrs genurne hosprtalrty Gener ously shares hrs summer haven One of the frnest golfers the Bay has ever had Bowls a pretty good game Though streamlrned on the outsrde Det rs strll that good natured broaa smrlrng guy every Bayrte knows and loves Thomas Druschke The fall of 1953 brought a burst of excrternent to our halls rn the form of Tom Druschke lvnmedrately Caught the grrls fancres Starred rn the rn tramural basketball league Spends free hours behrnd the counter of hrs famrly s drug store Always laughrng and hav mg a good trme Tom has done much to lrven up thrnas at the Bay. SENIORS Colleen Coker Always there wrth a frrendly smrle rs thrs blonde mrss n actrve frgure rn Modern Dance Grrls club member her four years Efflcrent helper on Stage Crew We can see Colleen wrngrng her way hrough the future as a corclral arrlrne hostess keeprng the pas sengers smrlrng and happy as she has her classmates Drone Culloden Thrs blonde harred blue eyed doll rs truly a fashtorr plate A charmrng culrnary artrst who has found the way to a mans heart Prlots that open r. rr vertrble rn sub zero weather A whrzz at water skrrng Drane hopes to fmd a pleasrng ombrnatron of fun rn the sun and knowledge at college sunny Arrzona Roberta Deshur A newcomer at the begrnnrng of her sophomore year Bobbre hasnt had trouble makrng her self known at the Bay Has proved useful to Tower Club Looks as rf she stepped out ot the pages of Vogue a rumor lent a hand to Stage Crew Plannrng a maror rn educatron Roberta hopes to be come a prrrnary teacher Ellen Drought The personrfrcatron of frrend lrness Ellen has done much to promote the good sprrrts and good trmes of our school n ner toes as a pleasrng perform er rn Modern Dance and ef'fr crent organrzer of Tower Club An actrve and deservrng secretary of Youth Councrl Thls year graced the hornecom mg court Ellens cheerful smrle and sparklrng blue eyes affentuate her vrvacrous self Margaret Dunn Comrng to the Bay rn her tumor year Margaret has add ed much to lrvely classroom drs cussrons Member of Lrbrary Club Musrcally rnclrned rn both clarrnet and vo1ce rhough her stay was short her rnqurrrng mrnd and eager en thusrasm wrll have a lastrng ef ect A chorce between oc cupatronal therapy and teach rng rs rn Margaret s future. SENIORS Donald Evans Don rs the second of the Evans brood to rnvade thrs school l.1fe of partres wrth hrs sharp wrt and trmely cracks o shot forward on the rntramural champronshrp Assets Can be seen at any Jazz concert Fond of the water and cas ual lrvmg we see Don drrftrng through the South Seas ln hrs fourteen foot yacht lane Fassett From pre-srdent of Froshmore to orgamzer of Pep Club Ianey s the backbone of any actrvrty Goes for college men rn a large way Frlls her after school hours wrth GAA and Water Ballet A Young Re publrcan wrth polrtrcal asprra trons Spunk and determrna tron are trarts that wrll always be assocrated wrth lane Ioyce F eldsteln Whether rt s for hrrrng an or chestra or decoratrng a gym Ioycre wrll be there wrth a help mg hand A fashron plate Holds up the famrly tradrtron of grvrng successful partres Drd superb work as the Tower socral edrtor Ioyce s warm personalrty and energetrc ways have found a place rn all of our hearts Thomas Ford All Conference All State and all anythrng you please rs Tom my our brg handsome football tackle A frne head of wavy red harr Strong as a papa bear but as good natured as a cub Wrrthes and Jrves a pretty hot applerack Tom wrll tackle any adventure wrth fervent energy and wrll accept nothrng but successful accom plrshment Mary Ellen Gauqer Mary Ellens sweet and af fectronate ways have assured her a lastrng place rn our hearts Her cuteness rs enhanced by that prxre face Has a cheerful outlook on lrfe Can turn a dead canvas rnto a lrvrng masterprece Mouse s sparklrng blue eyes and catch mg grggle add garety to any Bay scene Drane Falcon Workrng on her many fascr natrng hobbres keeps Drane busy Troprcal frsh among her maror rnterests Excels rn the artrstrc and creatrve Turns out clever copper Jewelry Serrousness of purpose well balanced by a cheerful con genral nature Drarre s many abrlrtres and talents assure her of a future frlled wrth endless success Iohn Feess Although Trny has not lrv ed up to hrs nrckname he has certarnly lrved up to hrs reputa tron of Jovralrty and good hum A lot of man rn a srx foot frame Hard sluggrng outfrelder on our hrgh school nrne Wrth hrs practrcal com mercral trarnrng and knack for makrng frrends Iohn rs a safe bet for busrness success Frances Frsk Fran rs the blond bombshell whose explosrve ways have made her well known and lrked around the Bay Frsh swrms ner and organrzer of many Bay shrndrgs Never sat home on a Saturday nrght Through her varred actrvrtres rncludrng Modern Dance G A A and Arr nual staff Fran has had that valuable experrence that makes for perfectron Donna Forman Her rnqursrtrve nature and love for a good trme have al ways kept Donna on the move and rn demand The hostess wrth the mostess A cute chrck well tanned from the Flo rrda sun A brrdge enthusrast Donna has excelled rn act rng swrmmrng and marchrng and has proven herself an all round good krd Iohn Gerber A wellrounded personalrty and keen mrnd proved to be rn drspensable assets to Pat as a persuasrve speaker who up holds what he belreves One of Uncle Sams good wrll am bassadors to Europe A vrtal part of Tower Trmes and Stu dent Councrl In four years lohn has accumulated a world of knowledge through rnvalu able experrences and treasured frrendshrps ' ' . . . H t ' ' . . . . . . ' - or . . . ' ' from the lashron house . . . like G Fisk . . . An eager plan- Stanley Gnmbel Thls husky fellow was one of the All Suburban members f our rough tough football de fense Keeps up a pretty substantral grade pomt too A walkrng advertrsement for lohnny Walkers Lots of rhythm 1n those feet That he haw laugh and those Jovtal spxnts w1ll make Stan the Man a character hard to re place rn the Blue Duke halls Barbara Goldman Barb IS one of our mrd year grads whose qu1et yet pleas1ng presence has been mrssed by her fellow classmates Smrle that speaks tts own language Emoys campmg tn the great outdoors Possessmg the ex cellent quahtres of foresrght and drwe Barb IS a grrl who can achzeve her ambrtrons Carol Goodman Carols the g1rl wlth one of the most frrendly personalxttes at the Bay A contagrous chuckle Leader of Llbrary Club after three years member shrp Handy m the krtchen taffy her speclalty e propelhng servrce club worker Carols many successful enterprlses and her pohshed manners assure her the rulfrll ment of her aspxratxons Ioan Griffin loan s melodlous VOICE and keyboard abtlrty follow 1n the Grxffm tradrtron Spends her summers m Madrson expandmg her muslcal talents One of the creators of the new Tower Club Expertly detected the mtstakes m Tower Txmes copy Though soft spoken and thoughtful Ioan has the deter mmauon and drrve that w1ll al ways help her to overcome any obstacle Ianet Haan Ianets qulet self confxdence plus her keen mxnd make her a real academxc ace Spends most of her after school hours as a sales clerk Yet fmds txme for readmg cookmg and pamt mg One of the few females who IS adept rn the fxeld of sct ence lanet plans to enlarge on thts talent by makmg medlclne her career Thomas Goddard Tom 15 an avrd golf enthusx as Also has grven hrs af ter school and noontrme mo ments to Rzfle and German clubs Intramural basket ball hotshot Rtght at home on the dance floor Tom has proven hrmself a hard worker but he lS always ready to get the most emoyment out of anythmg Gwen Goldman Gwens a glrl w1th two chtef talents one rs muslc the other sports A favorrte on the flute Modest and unassum 1ng A demon on the dra mond and a pro on the golf cours 'Wrth her easygomg personahty Gwen w1ll have no trouble gettmg along out West the next few years Elaine Gould In two years at the Bay Elame has accomphshed a lot m many GCllV1l19S Skxllful and competent rn Forensxcs Loves Canada but not only for the scenery A good mmd wrth a host of rdeas Always up on world affaxrs Elatne w1ll some day play a promrnent role rn them Robert Hackley Thls tall dark and handsome guy came to us on transfer from Marquette 1n hrs sopho more year Hts sharp shoot mg coordmatlon and helght proved an asset to the basket ball team Amxcable Oscar has caught on to the Bays ways rn a hurry and has won hrmself a lot of frrends and a few chuckles too Marilyn Hall Marllyn rs always on the move and havmg a good trme Prefers C D men Rlght at home on water skns cal vxrtuoso Our own Babe Drdrlckson with her accumula tron of trophres The South ts due for a bundle of pep as this pert green eyed mrss 15 headed that way SENIORS SENIORS ws Iohn Harris lohn spent much of hrs trrne at the Bay up rn 308 workmg on Stage Crew for assembly pro grams Steers and veers around rn hrs murky blue Ply mouth One of our vest dressed men Contrrbuted heavrly ln tlme and effort to our successful Prom Calm and qutet lohn rs always at ease rn any sztuatron Robert Hecker Bob ts a fella who knows how to get the most cut of ltfe Has a wzde mterest range as shown by h1s parttclpatron rn band swtmmlng and the Fhfle and Chemrstry clubs Actrve tn De Malay Outdoor frsher man and mdoor card player Bob wears that tnendly but mtschtevous smtle as a regular part of h1s attrre Wrllram Helden A brawny broad shouldered an aggressrve guard and co captam of our champronshrp football team Able to whlp any backfteld man rn a wrnd sprlnt A yen for cars both torergn and domesttc A per fect attenaance at Bay parttes The vrllarn of the locker room Lou s pranks and prac ttcal Jokes have made htm a threat to all peace lovtnq folk Iohn Hessler hess rs the cheerful fellow who garly steps down the hall every mormng greetmg every one wtth a wtde smxle all round athlete An All Suburban football end steady man on the basketball floor and a hlgh flyrng pole vaulter Known for ttmely quzps An excellent student Hrs unblemrshed rntegrxty and amzable ways have made Iohn a man to be admrred Stuart Horwitz The whole town rs talkrng a bout a guy who came out of rowhere to become a brlght star of our champfon football team Mamstay of the vol leyball squad and hts own 1n tramural basketball team brrlhant thmker and a keen cle bater rn speech Never one to seek acclarm Stu neverthe less rs certam to garn recognr tron for hrs analytrcal mrnd and enqagmg personalrty Patricia Hayward Pat s stncerrty and wrllrng ness were mrssed after her Ian uary graduatton Found ttme rn her tumor year to par trctpate tn Spamsh Club Competent member of Llbrary Club Though undecrded where to take her tramrng Pat s ambttron rs to become a nurse We re sure her kmd and gentle ways wrll serve her well David Helter Bayttes annot lcelp lrkrng Dave s glovwtng srntle and warm hardshake A gentleman of the htghest caltber Waltz ktng rumba krng and all round krng of the rhythm folk Hard runnrng halfback on our Champlon Blue Duke eleven Fme scholastrc record A combrnatron of frrendlrness and 1ntegr1ty such as Dave pos sesses rs a premrum on the market today Ioyce Henrungfeld Friteen rahs for the Blue Duke sprrtt hrgh w1th her energettc cheer leadtng An added at tractton to Water Ballet Showed a partlaltty for a bas ketball hot shot Our thanks to Ioyce for organtzrnq such a terrrfrc homecomtng dance her ltfely combo of lntelhgence and capabrltty wrll he mtssed a the Bay lanet Hoefs Otten seen dorng the hundred yard dash through the Bay halls Ian always seems to be rn a hurry Two year mem ber of German aroup cnozr vocahzer Partrcrpatecl tn Square Dance and Art Club Thrs qtuet but attractrve grrl wlll always be apprectated for her sweet and gentle nature Mma Hurme Our lrttle btt of Ftnland rs Mrrta wrth her qutet sweet ways lnterested member of Youth and Student counctls Cambmes scholastrc wxzardry w1th athlehc proflcrency Graceful ID Modern Dance The persontftcatron ot srncerrty It has been a prtvrlege to know thts charmmq grrl whose unassummq manner has won our afiectrons , ft 4. W ,twin , 1 . . . W ' . . . I guy, Billy proved his worth as girl . . . She has kept the school ' 'V ' . . . An I U l I , ' - - - ' , . . . A . . . A ' . B V, i - was ludxth Hutchxnson ludy rs a wonderful person tc have around understandrnq and full of fun Made a hurrrcrous Hrlda rn Iunror lvlrss Xery sports rnrnded especr arly rn olleyball Effrcrent homemaker whose domestrc talents ana untrrrnq endeavors have maae her a leader rn lunror Achrevement and Home EC Club Our thanks to you Hutch for addrnq your warm personalrty to our Bay memor res Albert Iohansen A drstrnctrve vorce lets any one know rn a moment that Al bre rs around Attentrve to thrnqs automotrve Lrkes to aet away for those extended huntrnq and frshrnq weekends Radrates hrs frrendlrness to everyone Has a defrnrte scrrous s de under hrs fun lovrnq exterror Albre IS a guy who rs nexer known to be down cas Lloyd Kamms Lloyd arrrved at the Bay rn nrs sophomore year as an rn formed qeoloqrst and now he qradua es as an avrd brrdqe strateqrst Plays trombone French horn and a terrrfrc razz prano Arranqes and has wrrttcn nrusrc for hrs own com Noted for hrs perfect chorce cf clothes rn the modern drom Lloyd expects to rurthe hrs knowledge rn the frelas c sf en e and math Barbara Kxlb Wrth her most prrzed posscs sron her qenurne German man dolrn Barb can keep any party qorna for hours An avrd fan cf Art Carney and Englrsh movres Musrcal talent for prano and cello Ambrtron to rearn to skr Barbara has excelled rn all types of sports rarrornq from archery to water' ballet Iudrth Knopp A ways there Wrth a wrnnrnq smrle and wrllrnq hand ,ludy has been the backbone of many school orqanrzatrons Secre tary of the German Club Worked on Froshmore comrnrt tees and the Tower staff The Charmrnq Lors rn our Senror Class Play Wrth her rnterest and abrlrtres rn rnusrc and Forensrcs we predrct a star spanqled future fo thrs talented qrrl SENIORS Sandra lay lf Oscars for frrendlrness were handed out Sandy would certarnly capture the award Smrle to melt an rceberq Student Councrl s effrcrent scrrhe Made a lovely court atten dant for s vrmmrnq and tra k meets Knowrnq Sandy W1 l her quret attractrveness and re assurrnq porse has been one of the hrqhrrqhts of our four years at the Bay Paul Iust Bud rs always loaded Wrth vrqor and pep and lookrnq for a good trme Burned up the crnders as a Blue Duke sprrnter Most hrqhly prrzed player rn rntrarnural basketball The sound of that laugh and srqht of that black Ford coup mean only two thrnqs Bud boy rs around and plenty cf fr.n rs ahead Wzllram Kelley As the head movre man Brl can be seen luqqrnq prorectors recorders and the lrke around school Another of those splashrnq tankmen l-las spent many hours up rn 308 be hrnd the scenes of varrous pro grams Umpah member of band Brll rs always ready wrtrr a chuckle or trmely remark and rs relrable rn any posrtrcn he holds Roberta Kimmel Her many wrtty sayrnqs and colossal rartres have Roberta known thr ,rqhout the school Pn rantrnq snrrlc Gatherer of the TT ne vs Walks tl' ramp rn her spare frme model rnq that rs Smart rn studres srncere rn frrendshrps and s y lrsh rn dress Bobbre 1S a strrkrnq example of vrm vrqo and vrtalrty Lawrence Koeneman Wavy red harr and handsome features make Larry the Marlon Brando of our senror class l-las the actrng abrlrty to ac company them A lover of the outdoor sports l-luntrnq skrrnq and frshrnq among hrs .avorrtes Can really wheel around the dance floor Larry s hrqh ambrtrons and frne personalrty may make hrm the Bay s second qrft to Hollywood SENIORS Harold Koenen Harolds mechanrcal rnterests and rnchnatrons have led htm to spend much of hrs trme behmd the wheel cmd under the hood of automobxles A full fledg ed Natronal Guardsman Drrvmg a truck serves as a srde hne to schoolwork H15 rn terest hes rn the prrntmg phase of the newspaper held Harold s determrnatron has serv ed htm well through hrs football and hrgh school careers Rrchard Krueger A seemmgly quxet rndrvrdual Drck lets hrs excellent grade pornt average do the talkrng for hrm Serves behrnd the desk and rn that httle back room of the hbrary A real sports enthusrast and rooter at all Bay athletrc events Sharpshooter 1n the rntramural league Though a lme Scholar D1Ck has fun lovrng trarts that are by no means dormant Ianrs Kurtz Jams s brg blue eyes are al ways sparkhng wrth fun Tantahzmg smrle One of Craxg s Crew rn Modern Dance Stage Crew Froshmore and Tower Club member A flarr for anythmg artrstrc as exemph fled by her good taste rn clothes Iams s sunny radrance and happy outlook on hte reflect on those around her Elle Larsen Our delegate from Denmark has fllled the Bay corrrdors wrth Scandlnavran fnendhness Profrcrent rn four languages Possesses a sense of humor that brightens any gatherrng Spent her free hours garnlng ex penence as a prrmary teacher Leavmg a brt of Damsh garety and venhghet wrth us Else returns home takmg some of our crazy Amerrcan fads wlth her Iohn Leonard Stonewall Iackson was the outsrde strength of our rugged football defense Also one of Coach Rlebolt s wxckedest volleyball sprkers Really knows how to throw a party Holds renown as the Bay s best baby srtter As a foot ball coach Leon s plans rnclude drshlng out the razzmg that he so qracrously took as a player Robert Konrad Thrs tall handsome blond has never been seen wrthout hrs wrde and frrendly smtle n unfortunate card player on whom Lady Luck never seems to smrle Sportswrse an an gler skler mtramural cager and partrclpant 1n volleyball and football Bob 15 cr ca pable student whose casual nonchalant manner kept htm at ease for hrs tour years here Geraldine Krueger Sparkhng dark eyes and a flashmg smrle are Gerry s trade marks Constantly ftnds the sunny srde of hte Smooth dresser makes a wonderful model To have a secretary hke Gerry would make any boss proud She always rs al ways was and always wrll be rated as tops on our personahty po Michael Laden The old Wrld West rs due for a revrval cause shuttle a long Laden rs mov1n 1n red harr green Plymouth and all A wellbuxlt fellow of srx feet two Put that herght to good use as a star of our bas ketball team A combrna tron of casual manners subtle humor and a keen mmd have won Mrke a hrgh popularlty ratmg Gayle Lelch Versatrle wrth a caprtal V Gayle can promote anythrng from Pep Club to a style show Headed the Iumor Achievers modehng group An Olym plc prospect wrth her talent rn sports Copped top honors wrth the Wellesley and DAR awards This gal knows what she wants and her post tron on the Honor Ten proves her abrlrty to get rt Ioyce Lleberman Hats of! to the qrrl whose sparklmg personahty and intel lrgence have led the way to successful accomphshments Rergned as our radrant Prom Queen Her command per formance rn Iunror Mrss prov ed her dramatic talents Stroked her way to stardom in Water Ballet Ioyce s quick grm and cute grggle announce her apprecrated presence Iohn Liebert Liebs did a terrific Job on the gridiron and proved himself a lleetfooted intramural star Noted for producing poetry with a touch ot sarcasm speeches with a ring of conviction and these literary senior write ups More than competent in the classroom A foot thumping pianist and entertaining host this tun loving guy has been an important part of the class George Loqemann George is one of Mr Roecler s top ritlemen President of Music Club who can handle a cello with expert proficiency Has been an avid terroegurno logist Kmodel railroaderl Holding a perfect scholastic average and having a sharp mind tor thinking through and unraveling the most difficult problems our co valedictorian leaves us no doubt that his tu ture success is assured Frederick Luedke Rick s experiences and obser vations as a foreign exchange student in Germany have made him a leader in the American Field Service One of our indispensable photographers Choir member whose vocal masterpiece was saved for the Class Play A high ranking student who is easy to know and always ready to help on any protect Fred will be wel come wherever he goes Donald Luster Don got away from Detroit long enough to make a big hit on the Bay campus Has a mama for making and eating bowls of popcorn Ioined our track and basketball squads Respected for his genero sity and eagerness to partici pate in whatever is going on High in standard and high in stature Don lose s destiny is the height of success. Mary Ellen McGlnn Even though she has been with us tor a short time, Mary Ellen is the personification of school spirit . . . A Spanish scholar . . . Quiet but lun-lov- ing . . . A girl who is always on the move . . . Her alertness, adaptability, and efficiency should all prove valuable as- sets tor a pharmaceutical ca- reer. SENIORS David Lindgren Seeking ads and snapping shots kept the TT s versatile business manager occupied Lent his sliphorn virtdosity t the columns ot the marching band and to the ranks ot the spirited pep band Convinc ing in any argument sisted the Annual as a photog rapher Thanks are due to Dave a top ranking student who has contributed untiringly to the senior class Iohn Lowm lohns spare time is spent on one of several hobbies lewelry and precious metal work head his lengthy list Contributed several photos no tably classroom intormals to the Tower Unseltishly gave his time and efforts to help others A grin that could be described as sly and a ready chuckle are characteristics ot Jc-nrt s distinct lighter side Estelle Lune One person who really en Joys life is Essie Participat ed in Modern Dance Spanish Club and Stage Crew I-lair cut Italiano Known for her angora trimmed sweaters Vivacious personality and spark ling eyes combined with quick intelligence Making friends quickly and easily Essie gets our affirmative vote for being the most warm hearted gal in town Damel McClay When the house starts rockin with a blast of dynamite there ll be Dangerous Dan McClay slamming out a beat on his drums A favorite host with a harem of hostesses Feels the call of the Southland for his college years With his laughing ways and crazy hu mor Dan has made short work of becoming popular in Bay circles. lame: McLaughlin Iim the older of the Mac twins is the guy with the flam- ing red hair and blushing red ears . . . A very fast talker . . . Funniest man in speech class . . . An excellent student . . . Swam on one of the nation's top backstroke teams . . . His jovial ways and warm sense ot humor have won him a soft spot in the heart ot every Bayite. SENIORS Iohn McI.aughlxn lohn Mac s the qureter but by no means the more serrous half of our lrzsh twms Keeps a constant supply of subtle re marks on hand Carnes the brotherly tra1t of qlowmg ears cmd a hot forehead Mac as a varszty swrmmer and a top comma performed successfully zn the pool and m the classroom Wlllmm Maher Wtlly the tall handsome guy wrth the good lookmg sport shtrts rs the proud operator of those flashy new cars fast ranqy outfrelder for the Blue Duke baseball team A deadeye basketball player Has estabhshed an accumu lattve address book cover1ng most of the contmental Umted States Wxlly classrftes thzs four year pro1ect as crazy' Thomas Mum A pursuer of screntrflc theory Tom ts at hrs best absorbed at a chess board HIS ca boose IS a fam1l1ar srght to those Bayrtes seekmg a nde A permanent member of the presrdent of the sashaymg Cac tus Twtsters Although a slxfooter w1th a couple mches to spare Tom never looks down on anyone Edward Margrs Ed IS one of our semors who are mterested m the fxeld f scrence electrorucs tn partlcular Also followed hrs l1kll'1Q for muszc by playmg tn the school band and orchestra lomed up w1th the German and Rule clubs Constantly sports a frlendly smrle Ed s path to success as sure to be a clear one lane Martin Fhp takes to water lxke a frsh and earned state cham pronshtp laurels last summer Loves act1v1t1es member of Pep Club Annual staff and T T Always ready for a good txme More mrschtevous half ol the merry Martms Our swrmmmg champ should make a brg splash down m lndtana next year Lmda Maher Captxvatmq the Bay w1th an accent that could only come from Ohxo Lmda has gone on to excel as a leader Sllent and sweet but spxrrted Con stantly lookmq for a bowlrng partner Rated top gtrl 1 Honor Ten Worked hard on Student Councrl and Annual actxvltles sectron A sure flre combrnatlon of mtelhgence and good looks assures Lmda of success Suzanne Mahnke Sues naturally quret nature hrdes a love for fun and merrx ment Excels 1n Water Ballet and baseball Can whtp up a tasty meal rn no trme at all Shows off her sporty cloth es whtle Walkmg her champzon collres Her trarts of s1ncer1ty and unself1shness have won her many frlends Phlhp Marden Phzl has been a mamstay m the v1ol1n sectron of the orches ra Hrs abxlrty and rn terest earned h1m a summer at the UHIVGTSHY of Wxsconsm Musrc Cl1n1c German Club s Chemxstry Clubs trtan of trtra t1on An unassummg owner of a wealth of knowledge Ph1l w1ll quletly gam recogmtron for hrs mtellrgence and accomplrsh ments Iudrth Maronek Among ludys many acttvr tres help1ng out tn the Henry Clay krndergarten has been her favorxte Dlsplayed an en Joyment for muslc m her four year chorr membership Qpends her spare trme as a soda terk A cheerful and good matured grrl ludy has been a valued source of pleasure Iudxth Martm Whenever you hear an I drana accent you always know ludys 1n the VlC11'l1lY Drs played her busmess abrhty on the Tower staff Secretary of GA A by popular vote Graceful member of Modern Dance Actxve and aglle en ergetrc and effrcrent Iudys been an asset to the semor class band and orchestra . . . Vice- muster of the. umlaut and . . . O - I 1 . David Mexssner ln 311 where few dare to venture Dave has spent hours exploring the mysteries of elec tron tubes and wiring As a Bay linksman has traveled many fairways Must have a secret method that gets him those good bridge hands Although he may seem reserv ed in his actions his distinctive chuckle and sly remarks quick ly dispel that idea Iere Meyers Ier has that casual man ner which leads to long life and lasting friendships Has a fine record as a student and as a varsity swimmer n admirer of the weaker sex lere has added a lot of spirit to Bay classrooms His bright outlook on life is sure to light the path to fulfillment of his aspirations Robert Miller Careful and clever Rob possesses those essential traits of a fine engineer A star on the fairways and in the class rooms Pet peeves stubborn math teachers and the seventh rider in his flashy red Ford Though a controversial defender of the Fighting Irish during the football season Bob s laugh able humor and willing disposi tion have made him a sought after friend Martha Moratz Martha is a photographers dream with her creamy com plexron flashing hazel eyes and cute dimples Loaded with energy that lends itself well to the Job of co captain of our cheerleaders Talented water sprite with rhythm in her stroke . . . Her combination of sincerity and friendliness will help Martha make her Mark in the world. Penny Mortonson A distinctive giggle will al- ways tell you when Morts near . . . The personification of pep and energy . . . One of our most skillful seamstresses and capable knitters . . . Lent her knack for doing things creative to Tower Club . . . Characteristic of Penny is an eagerness to help others, a trait that has won her many lasting friendships. Anne Merckel Anne s cheerfulness and downto earth sincerity must be the reason for her having so many friends Good in sports especially swinging a tennis racket Wizard at the wheel of an automobile A regu lar member of the Bays knit ting team We tip our hats to this amiable girl whose pres ence has been a necessary link in our chain of memories Iarnes Miller A head of fiery red hair be lies lims quiet classroom tem perament but his impetuous side shows itself in gym classes One of Mr Roeder s trigger happy musketeers Books bunsen burners texts and test tubes occupy his spare time Has an ever present smile for a A good student with a friendly nature lim is sure to be liked wherever he goes Robert Mixson Bob loves to spend piscatorial moments up North Main interest is the world of music Spent four years blowing his tenor sax in various Bay music groups Has done plenty of shooting on the rifle range and the golf course Bob is never disturbed by any situation and his reassuring composure spreads to those around him Barbara Momson Usually found in the midst of any merrymaking is Barb laugh a minute Morrison Gs successfully mastered the art of amusing sarcasm Was a natural for the role of Fuffy Adams in our oemor Class Play On the other hand, Barb has her serious side, filled with understanding and generosity, Iames Mueller As President of Suburban and W.F.B. Student councils and the track teams captain, lim has proved himself an excellent leader . . . Swivel hips, crazy legs, and slippery pants all added up to his magnificent All-Suburban football season and fine basketball career . . . Behind that sheepish grin and those devilish wisecracks lies a powerful mind which is con- stantly thinking cmd strategiz- ing. SENIORS SENIORS Charles Mulcahy Travelers along Marmot know that tle l1gl't rn the back yard late at mght means that Chas IS out shoottng buckets aga1n Prlots an rntramural team year after year valuable man and letter wlnner on the tenms team A good guy Chas rs always around when and where the cards prng pong balls and fun are thf tluckest George Mrchael Nauert Mrke has an eye for the artrs trc whrch rs shown rn hrs rn er est 1n mterror decoratlng Hrs chtet mode of transportatron that whrte Ford he navrgates around the Bay A gurck wrtted student wrth a keen mrnd Powerful bu1ld and plenty of strength Mrke s good na ture and downto earth manner galned htm many frrends at M F B Robert Nrcolet The Bay s grft to the athlettc world Nxc has cleaned up every award a Bay athlete can oossxbly recerve from football to baseball from basketball to ten HIS Nrc lS tops 1n the state Also excels rn scholarshlp A Frenchman Bob frrmly be lreves rn the calculated rrsk from hrs past accornplrshments we calculate h1m as a sure bet for future success David Norlach Dave was an essentral part of our semor class takrnq a great share of the laughs and drgs of 55 One of Gather s top lmksmen Varsrty foot ball end Proved hxmself an efircrent socral leader rn Youth Councrl and rn hrs class Much well deserved prarse goes to Dave for turmnq out a srncere sports column always qrvmq proper recogmtron to Bay ath letes Carol Olson Wrth her wonderful taste rn clothes and ready smrle Carol 1S a portrart of perfectron An artrst wrth a remarkable tal ent for strll lrfes Loves to be a part of excrtement Lent her copyreadmg abrlrty to the Tower Trmes A clever car toonrst Because she puts her whole heart xnto anythmq she does Carol rs sure to rea hze all her arms and ambxtrons Mary Ann Mulnne A wrzard rn sports as well as rn throwmg partres Mully has been a necessary part o Bay lrfe l-las won trophres through her knack wrth the ten ms racket Grrl wrth the nost outstandrng smtle Eager to make her way rn the world Mary Ann wrth her brrght sense of humor and rntel lrgent rdeas wxll have o trouole rn achrevrng thrs goal Nancy Neilson Nanc rs the gal who always frnds the sunny srde of the street Sports a golden tan all year round Graceful mer mazd who has added talent to Water Ballet Wrth a flarr for orrgrnalrty she 1S always he frrst to lead others rn new fads A Deutches Club mem ber May her future be as brrght as her Pepsodent smrle Ioan Nxus Th1s proud possessor of lgh wavy harr and a flawless corn plexron IS always well dressed A pro wrth a parnt brush who donated her artrstrc talents to Stage Crew An expert at shorthand and a speed demon at the typewnter A profx crency wxth the palette and a natural abrllty rn offxce skrlls wrll ard loan rn adaptrng easrly to a varrety of careers John Notestern Iohn was an mtegral part of the Stage Crew takrng trme out to put rn a brref appearance rn Iunror Mrss Presrdent and one of the better members of Mr Roeders frrmg squad An expert at unverlrng the mys terres that he under a hood Thrs wrtty wrzard of mechanrcal wrsdom has a most engagrng personalrty Robert Orr Takmq the school by storm rn 53 Bob wasted no trme rn adap tlng hrmself to Bay ways Aggresszveness and drxve earn ed h1m a posrtron on the Cham pronshrp basketball team An excellent runner rn both cross country and track Although the lrfe of any party Bob has serrous scholastrc am brtrons whrch hrs fun lovmg ways cannot conceal f aug: ' , r r . 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Q, I ' A ..r ' Ronald Pack Wrth an ace .rp hrs sleexe and an angle rn exery thought Ron won qurck fame througl' hrs darrng explorts A walk rng drctronary of Homespun ex pressrons lrke zorch sprrntrng trackman and all trrne rntramural basketball great Besrdes hrs contrrbutrons to the freld of physrcs research Ron has also been a rnaror contrrb utor to the Bays 1955 treasury of humor and fun Iohn Peterson Thrs top Confederate repre sentatrve came rnto our Yankee domarns hrs Jumor year brmg mg hrs back home tales wrth hrm lorned our track squad and performed well rn Forensrcs A student rn advanced math and the hrgher scrences though strll possessrng a loyalty to the South Iohn qurckly b came an ardent booster of all Bay teams Iames Plous Wrth a Wealth of wrsecracks lames Harold Plous has har assed our hallowed halls for four years The happy glow coral Pontrac at speeds known only to 1et prlots A real Jazz fan wrth a closet full o recordrngs Irm s potent per sonalrty and prcrctrcal sense or enterprrse are two assets for a successful busrness career Patrrcm Popp Where theres laughter and garety there s bound to be Pat Always around to brrghten thrngs up Needed one joke rnterpreter ls a regular productron lrne at knrttrng socks Her talent for makrng people feel at ease and her sparklrng frrendlrness wrll make Pats career of helprng the handrcapped a successful one Wrllram Post Our supersalesman of Blue Duke sweatshrrts and Bay Black Books lent hrs Journalrstrc abrlrty to the Tower Trmes as rts managrng edrtor Covered a lot of ground on our cross coun try and track squads holder of top scholastrc honors and the presrdent of hrs class Brll a man wrth a mrllron rdeas rs sure to make hrmself known to the world SENIORS Andrew Peterka Wrth an eye for women and a knack to accompany rt Andy has won merrt as the classs leadrng romancer Dark wavy harr to top off hrs hand some features A hot rod en thusrast A real merrymaker Andy has frlled our halls wrth ,oy for four years and Wrll con trnue to break the monotony of lrfe wrth hrs lovral ways and preasrng humor Beth Pmter' When Beths near theres bound to be fun and laughter Her agrlrty rn sports made her a unanrmous chorce for presrdent of GAA Can do a puzzlrng math problem as well as a back dolphrn Capable rn the krtchen and ter rrfrc on the tennrs courts That desrred combrnatron of lerarrrs and beauty whrch Beth possesses Wrll carry her far Rrchard Polansky An rtrnerant emrssary be tween Texas and the rest of the world Drck entered left and re entered the Bay at varrous both srdes of the road? rn hrs large car A Texan who can always procure a good prece of beef Long on humor Drck added to hrs lrst of frrends every trme he came back t school Sally Porth Thrs red hatred lass has add ed a cheerful note to many ac trvrtres rncludrng chorr and G AA Possesses a famous grggle that has brrghtened many a dull moment or four years has been a terrrfrc erpsrchorean Vrce Presrdent of the new Tower Club Sallys sensrbrlrty and determr natron wrll provrde a good background for her future years rn nursrng Paul Pretzel Thrs easy to know Bayrte tour ed the outdoors as a member of our golf and cross country teams Spends wrnter glrd rng over the glrstenrng 1ce Not especrally known for hrs drsregard of the farr sex Served a spell on the Student Councrl A natural humorrst Paul has treated hrs school mates to some really enjoyable really lauahable moments 1 A ' lj 4- I I I , ' ef A ' ' l I l of any party' . . . Mans that times . . . Travels widely tfills ' ' o ' T l U ' ' . . . F . , , Co- ' ' . . . SENIORS Kathryn Pyles This small pa ka,e f charm came to the Bay three years ago and danced right into our hearts with her finesse and style for the lrght fantastic Since then acquired piles f friends Has a trrm figure that complements her fashion able wardrobe Kathy s shy ness rs contradicted by her merry mrschrevous eyes which reflect her love for a good time Edwin Reid Thls Bayrte handles a deadly ping pong paddle Enters all the tournaments available and plays day after day rn the rec center Although not often known for a desire to take home an excess of books he marntarns a constant positron on the Honor Roll Ed rs a person who likes to participate rn a lot of sports Just for tht enroyment of playing Murray Rice No one puts anything over on Murray who rs by far the least gullible Bayrte A good golfer who takes hrs game s rrously Usually quiet al ways efficient Valuable rn designing lay outs for this pub lrcatron Hrs desire for neatness and order and hrs burnesslrke arr will serve Mur ray well rn the field of account ancy David Roemer A husky good looking guy Roem packs plenty of hard rock rn his stature Known for hrs hearty laughter as Ho Proved himself a superb leader as Mayor f Youth Council Mainly re sponsrble for our spectacular runror prom decorations Roems All Suburban football ability assures hrm a space between Symanski and Rosen thal on iuture Notre Dame rose ers. Elaine Rottmun Coming North her sophomore year, Elaine, with her sunny disposition, has added rays of happiness to our halls . . . Excels in the field of dancing, both jitterbug and modern . . . A tiny gal with a smile that raises blood pressures . . . Al- ways willing to lend a sympae theric ear . . . With all of her laurels, we can't help saying Shore-wood's loss is Whitefish Bay's gain. Charles Quinn Behind those sharp brown glasses lie a parr of eyes con stantly on the lookout for fun Always happy and gay Charlres the life of any party An invaluable leader rn Youth Council Sports a crew cut that grrls really go for Golf berng hrs main interest Charlres plans for college rn clude an FU N degree rn busr ness golf Mary Ann Rergart Rergs rs one gal who really gets the fullest measure of en royment out of life Her sense of humor causes a small not Lerrds her ideas to Youth Coun crl and her energy to marorettes Rergned royally over our 55 Homecoming Mary Ann has the ingredients for good laughs good looks and good times Rosalie Rochwerger Easy to talk to and get along with rs this friendly gal An enviable complexion One of Spanish Clubs dancrna senorrtas Sweaters socks or caps you name em she can knit em Besides wrnnrng our approvral as one of the best dressed grrls Rosie has earned our respect for her scholastic achievement Iudith Rotter This dark haired beauty has a genuine interest rn music as shown by her future plans to study voice Friendly and easy to please at all times Has a love for animals dogs rn particular Always eager tor a good time A knack for making people feel at ease rs typical of Iudy s companronable nature Carol Satire Carol always seems to smiling and enjoying life to e utmost . . . Her boundless - ergy is spread throughout - merous clubs and Bay doings . . . Her talent in knitting has added many beautiful things to her already gorgeous wardrobe . . . Carol's friendly advice and funny stories can add spice to anyone's life. Stanley Sapiro Stan found his way into Bay corridors his sophomore year Takes a keen interest in all sports as shown by his par ticipation in track and intra mural basketball Derives pleasure out of eating ways preserves a neat appear ance Stan s scholarly specs and dignified appearance fail to hide his great sense of hu mor Sanna Schemfeld Sannas a gal whos up to her ears in activities Student Council Tower Times and Pep Club to name a few Holds a year round open house Master of quick quips that can set any class to roaring Cleverly sketches the Bays comic side With her sin cerity and skill wit and wis dom Sanna is the girl who can do wonders Nancy Schilberg Clear and shining complex ion beautiful brown eyes and silky dark hair go into the mak ing of this attractive girl Her many hobbies include sew ing drawing and collecting the latest in records Sports a pair of beautiful silver wings Companionable with a cap ital C Nancy will always have many friends Herbert Schley Our Mr Basketball has awed many a crowd with his phe nomenal performances as an All Suburban forward Really gets off his feet for the high Jump A shrewd card sharp Herb s eye for beauty and knack for design will some day pay oft in world wide renown as successor to Frank Lloyd Wright Ierilynn Schou A slender blond with exqui- site taste in clothes, Jeri has added a stylish note to our halls . . . Handy with a paint brush . . . Loves backstage work . . . An active participant in Home Ec Club who can concoct tasty cuisine . . . Ieri's artistic na- ture will find its outlet in the field of commercial art. SENIORS Barbara Schaenzer Barb appears quiet but she is tar from inactive Has plans for returning to school as a teacher A professional dancer who is adept at all forms of dancing ballet toe and tap Likes to work behind the tootlights as well as in front of them This companionable miss has a knack for making friendships that last Paula Schetter Paula with her smart appear ance and lively comments can be depended on to perk up any classroom The talent be hind the Class Play scenes Copoed top honors with her dramatic declamations is played her literary ability n the senior write ups With her ready humor and fun loving nature Paula will keep any campus in high spirits Charleen Schxmmel Brimming over with liveliness Schimm can find something amusing 1n any situation ard working member of Youth Council Packed full of en ergy in those sixty inches A girl whos always in de mand A complete mdivid ual Charleen with her mis chievous and clever ideas sure to bring fun and success to every undertaking J Sylvia Schostak This sparkplug of many or gamzations possesses not only an abundance of pep but also a high IO Was the brains behind Pep Clubs suc cess Displayed her ability on the cello in orchestra Takes an active interest tn whatever she is chosen to do Enterprising energetic and eager Sylvia always finds time for more activities. Mary Serio This girl is really on the ball when it comes to sports and ver- satility . . . Vice-president of G.A.A. and rightly so . . . Plays a sweet sax in the school or- chestra . . . A helpful particie pant in many of the Bay's clubs . . . Winning friends as well as tournaments, Mary is noted for her great sportsmanship. SENIORS Sally Seno The other halt of a combo thats tops rn sports Sally has plenty to be proud of Has added her talents to both Mod ern Dance and Water Ballet Heads her lunror Achreve ment candy company Looks lorward to a phy ed career Sally s wonderful attrrbutes have been well recerved and apprecrated durrng her years at the Bay Paul Stcmners In hrs tavorrte lrelds of musrc and athletrcs Paul has lrmrted hrs mterests to Jazz classrcs basketball and cross country however on the subrect of women hrs rnterests cover the entrre held Has rnarntarned a good scnolastrc average Consrdered a deft card sharp An rndrvrdual of drscrrmr natrnq rntellrgence Paul wrll al ways be a man of wrtty humor and frne taste Patrxcm Strufhn A perky pony tarl and srrrrlrng eyes are Trrcra s Well known trademarks A versatrle vrr tuoso both rnstrurnentally and vocarly Can turn out a parr ot socks or a sweater at a mo ments notrce An authorrty on southern hosprtalrty Hrgh school hostess Wrth her many all round accomplrsh ments Trrcra rs tops on any hrt parade Ralph Strauss Whether hes walkrng down the halls grvrng everyone a casual greetrng or squrntrng down the barrel ot a rrfle Ralph always scores a hrt Rrfle Club ace who takes prrde hrs gun collectron Well ac quarnted wrth auto mechanrcs Hunts erther game or trans portatron to the Sprrrrg a short two years at the Bay Ralph became a well known lrg ure rn our halls Walter Talakowskr Walt was a newcomer to the Bay thrs year stepprng rn trorn Mrlwaukee East l-Irs herght assured that he wouldnt ao un notrced at hrs arrrval Spends alter school hours on the o Has a taste for the mod ern touch rn dress mrghty hunter Walt wrth hrs quret frrendlrness has bagged many frrends Rrchurd Srlberman Drck came to the Bay rn hrs sophomore year and rmmedrate ly secured lrrst charr cornet rn the band A deadly man wrth an unknown rn the chem a Braved hurtlrng grrdders and errant basketball players as a publrcatrons oho tographer Another of those brrdge playrng fanatrcs rs dusty red harr and wrde smrlc rdentrty thrs tunlovrng lad mrle away Chrrstopher Stocker Chrrss rnqenurty and clever mrnd have won hrm laurels rn the Honor Ten and darly brrdge c ub Played a leadrng role rn the Class Play and Annual staff An unparalleled col lectron of lG7Z recordrngs Wrth a touch ot Ernstern and a dash ot Franklrn Chrrs knocks off the toughest math or con cocts the wrttrest sayrng wrth l ut a stroke of the pen Iumce Strandell lanrces beautrtul black harr dark eyes and smooth frqure rate those second glances Has the gracrous manners of the perfect hostess One oi the few wro can clarm a four year membershrp rn chorr Does most ot her shopprng at Send r s lans radrant smrle wrll lend rtselt well to her chosen career of modelrng Robert Street An emrgrant from lllrnors Bob cast asrde hrs band unrform lor the Blue Duke grrdrron garb ln the cold of wrnter becomes a llashrrrg skater One of the staunch partrclpants rn the darly noon hour brrdge games hrs two years spent at the Bay Bob proved hrmselt both aca demrcally and athletrcally xaluable acldrtron to the class of 55 Mrchael TarnoH As rntellectual as hrs rnrtrals M I T suggest Mrke rs an ex pert on such sublects as polrtrcs hrstory and busrness walkrng encyclopedra of sports facts Wrsard wrth a deck of cards Orrgrnator of an en trrely new lrngo A dead eye basketball player Wrth all these prrzed posses srons Mrchael Tarnoft Esq well on the road to wealth and success ' . - lb .... . 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' ...A ' ' ' - I ',' , .,is Iune Tashkm Danna her four years at trc Bay lune has sucessfully mlxed learntng and laughter rretty Spanrsh Club senortta Always tn a hurry and over flowrng wrth energy Alert and acttve member of all of her lasses Emoys workmg be hrnd the footughts Havrng successfully conquered chemrs try equatrons and exper1ments lune has declded to become a rrtedrcal technologlst Karen Thomas Stngtng laughmg and clown 1ng her may through three years at the Bay Karen rs one won derful g1r Member of the newly formea Madngals lakes part rn Modern Dance Headed the makrng of Tow-or 'Tlubs Homecorntng float Generous wtth both her trme and 1deas Karen has lent herself to many of the Bays actrvrtres Thayer Thompson Ted drd a ftne tob as the wor r ed father rn tumor Mrss A State FOIEDSIC wtnner Prorects h s vorce 1n cho1r and hrs herght tn 1ntramural basket ba Handles the cymbals w1th crrsp authorrty though he has aone trme be hrnd the bars trn the bookstorel we re confrdent that Ted w1ll go straraht to success 1n any Ven ture that he trl s Gerald Trout Part one of these unltke tw1ns ,lerry IS constdered the outdoors man A s 1ent1st m the lab but prefers studymg conserva t1on and the natural sclences Master rn the art of persuas1on Owns a house full of pets Accordmgly known as na ture boy lerrys abrlttres frrendlmess and qulet but ef fecttve ways w1ll serve hrm wel Iames Trexchel lrm IS often left holdmg the bag for our Blue Duke cagers but on hrs own rs a scormg lead er rn lntramural basketball Famed for hrs classroom desrgn of ammated athletes and the TT s W1ll1e Whttefrsh Crafty card player lrm s :tn terest rn sports scholastrc abrl tty and sense of humor have made hrm an rmportant part of the class of 55 Michael Taylor Nuke drre ted senror float burldma and Bay Black Book pnntmg whrle also servmg as lass treasurer and band veep One of Arntes top golfers and the noon hour s top brrdge player lmmumty to dead lrnes ards hmm excellently rn the classroom and on the TT staff Thts honor student posses ses a mtnd loaded wrth know ledge and a drsttnct sense of humor Roger Thompson Poger hurdled h1s Way to letters tn track and was a good man 1n the lntramural basket ball scene Ranks hrgh a mong the scholars too Owns an excellent stamp col le ton Llkes to get rn a frequent game of golf Wrth hts great sense of humor and ready w1t thls fun lovmg guy made any gatherrng that he at tended that much more enyoy able Beverly Tomecek Quzet and reserved Bev has found tlme for many outsrde ac trvrttes Plays the mar1mba hke a profess1onal employs her musrcal abtlrtres 1n the per cussron sectrons of band and orchestra COHSCISDYIOUS rn the Classroom Has had won derful experiences as a top member ln lobs Daughters A career as a florlst awatts thts capable and talented gtrl Iames Traut Thts able clarmetlst tooted hlS way through Just about all the rnusrc groups at Whrtefrsh Bay Wrth has frrendly hr ltm rs an easy guy to get to know A handy craftsman who en toys burldmg and reparrmg ap plrances lrm plans to con trnue hrs muslcal pursurt ID col lege preparmg for a future m teachrng muslc William Tnpton Handsome and trxm Brll has lent hrs athletrc prowess to the Bay scene as a dlver sprmter and shortstop Can also box a pretty good round Clads hrmseli rn good looking sport shrrts An ambrtrous student wzth arms for an engmeermg career A qtft from Chtcago B111 made qurck work of wrnmng frtends and popularxty SENIORS SENIORS William Van Dale This lanky fella blew his ten or horn in the Bay band for all four years l-las been a mem ber of the Rifle Club and the track squad Likes to fool around with radios Quiet yet carefree manner Bill has a lot to show for his efforts in his favorite hobby model build Ieanne Warschauer A list of leannes many pas times would show aguatics and Forensics at the top patient and understanding mo ther in Iunior Miss Better late than never is her theme song Loves activity and un A summer spent learn ing radio techniques earned Ieanne a scholarship to con tinue her dramatics at North western William Wetzel An adventurous spirit with a wisp of mischief make up this lively guy A rough and rugged wrestler Loves to hunt and fish in the Northern wilds Plans a canoe trip up the Mississippi River deep understanding of people and the ability to earn the re spect of others will assure Bill a successful life in the field of teaching. William Wiener As casual as they come, the Good Wien has taken his four years in stride . , . A nat- ural athlete and a husky shot putter . . . Star of the volleyball team and intramural basketball league . . . Well-versed sports editor of the T,T. . . . His fine acting in the Class Play and superb taste in dress make Wien the senior man of distinc- tion. Thomas Wissing Asking one of the nation's top backstrokers about his mag- nificent achievement will bring only a modest shrug of the shoulders from Long Tom Wissing . . . Can also stroke the big bass drum with a cool beat . . . Co-captained the swimming team to the Suburban Championship . . . Tom's math! ematical Wizardry and amie cable ways will bring the en- gineering world a fine leader. Thomas Vollre Tom is familiar to Bayites as a protectionist and member of Operators Club who efficiently presented classroom films Aptly handles a trombone in the band and orchestra sports enthusiast and mechani cally minded manipulator of model railroads Tom s quiet manner certainly pays off lib erally in dividends of respect and achievement Gwendolyn Weiner Gwen received a warm wel come on her return to the Bay Has a love for California and plans to return there Always ready with a comical retort Added her ingenuity to dramatics and Stage Crew Well remember Gwen as a girl who could successfully meet any situation that came her way Barbara Wheelock Barb has won herself a defi nite page in our memory book by being a truly warm and sincere person Quietly and steadily achieves her aims Capable co editor of the nual s senior section one ever feels left out of things when Barbs around for she has that knack of making every body her friend Roger Will Although being the greatest guy in town, Hodge as the dar- ing driver of the green streak has frightened more people than Frankenstein . . . Popular host of the nightly stags . . , A hot shot forward in intramural bas- ketball . . . Rodge's jovial man- ner and carefree ways will con- tinue to be a cure-all for any- one whose spirits are low. Patricia Wolfe Pats presidency of Tower Club and activity on Student and Youth councils have been proof of her organizational abili- ity . . . Handles a paint brush like a pro . . . Annual's art authority . . . Possessor of a catchy chuckle . . . She IS the genius behind the decorations for most of our dances . . . Pat's endless energy and rnatchless spirit have kept her in great demand. Fred Wright Somewhere out front or he- hind the scenes of almost any Bay activity is Fred . . . Editor- in-chief of the Tower Times . . . State champion diver . . . An active planner on both the Stu- dent and Youth councils . . . Fred has earned our congratu- lations for academic and extra- curricular leadership, evidence of the success his abilities are known to produce. Georqicmne Young George has had a hand in al- most all of the activities our school has to offer . . . Helped design decorations for our south- ern prom . . . A member of Tower Club's Board ot Directors . . . An artist that enjoys out- door sketching . . . Always has a ready smile . . . This girl whose ambition is to travel over the U.S. will also travel the road to success. SENIOR Carole Yost Always leave them laughing is Carole's philosophy of life . . . A feminine Ierry Lewis . . . Flair icr designing and modeling clothes . . . Has an affection for dogs tboys, tool . . . An avid tan of the Aqua Dukes . . . Car- ole will have friends wher- ever she goes, for beneath that gay exterior lies a heart tull ot sincerity. David Zenoff Reigning King over the l954 prom, editing the Yearbook, and actively participating in school government, Dave places high on the list of class leaders . . . All-State swimmer , . . An honor- roll student . . . Master of sar- casm . . . Talented speaker, journalist, and singer . . . A touch of deviltry and a wide smile compose the lighter side ot Zome, the side he has made so popular at the Bay. Honor Ten: Row 2: M. Taylor, B. Dantzler, D. Berk, I.. Maher, val.J, C. Stocker, R. Krueger, G. Leich, G. Logemann tco-val.l. Barbara Ziese This strawberry blonde lett the beaches oi Florida for the Bay halls her junior year . . . Original and independent Tow- er iaculty editor . . . Went up in the dramatics world as an elevator operator in Iunior Miss, a Stage Crew member, and a top Forensic winner . . . A dash ot determination, a sprinkle of sensitivity, and a lot ot intelligence make up this attractive girl. T. Bolliger. Row l: B. Post ico- S SENIORS AT LARGE 111f11 L css O IQ M 'Toy CI If V 1.111 HIM ll B 114111 Q111111 1954 PROM UNDER SOUTHERN STARS RECALLING PLEASANT MEMORIES es.-l..-TEX 9-Q bg x I D-C P 7.'21f5 W Ht,x. U ' 195 1 f J fi Tl 1 l -55 . f 5 I . r , I 4 I I , f I 3 I O gk ,J .-. 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QT SENIOR CLASS PLAY Iunior Miss a delightful three act com edy proved that young teenage girls can cause complete chaos for their family and friends lucly Graves and Puffy Adams spurred by their active imaginations cooked up a situation that nvolved some cagey match making between a long lost uncle and the daughter of Mr Graves boss The outcome ot this feat was a set shaking scene between Mr Graves and his boss interrupted from time to time by the arrival of various boy JUNIOR MISS friends for ludy and her older sister Lois Confusing? lt was but hysterically so with the constant flow oi wisecracks humor and odd characters entering the plot at timely moments Miss Margaret Heinen made this all possible by her excellent direction ac comoanied by the student director Paula Schetter The success of the play could be meas ured by the three night run which provided ntertainment tor capacity audiences CAST OF CHARACTERS ludy Graves . . loyce Lieberman . Barbara Morrison Puffy Adams . Mr. Graves . . . Ted Thomoson Mrs. Graves . . leanne Warschauer Uncle Willis . . Larry Koeneman Lois Graves . . . . ludy Knopp l. B. Curtis . . Bill Wiener Ellen Curtis . . Gayle Leich Albert Kunody . . Chris Stocker Merrill Feurbacls . . Bill Kelley Haskell Cummings . . lohn Harris Charles ..... lohn Notestein Tommy Arbuckle . . Marshall Berkorf Sterling Brown . . . Dick Brewer . Iudy Hutchinson Hilda . . . Elevator Girl . . . Barbara Ziese Messenger Boy . . . Fred Luedke Barlow Adams . . David Meissner 5 E 3 s 3 1 E VE, ,-.,. E ,,,f, it . 1. 1 E 5 1. 5 :ff 'Um X, ,WX ggi ., :,:,. 1 f v, N, ::::,. si 0 Q N zzzz, Q., A Q is if 'ly X an .. ,. 5 zzzz 1:11-f V www, W 2 i f 'hw X f' J' A vz?f'5M if -A' IE. f wfwlh ' , W, I any , M 3 3 W, 1 A fhhf: wi Q A Q f V.., mf Pg 1 3' Y 4 7 A A 4 , Q ,lk Q in , 4- H.. AS WE REMEMBER IT lt is the hours scent in study hulls, clctss rooms, ond the library thot we remember most in looking hoclc czt our tour yecrrs ot the Boy . . . the excrms in history . . . those hectic hours preparing tor socioloqy ...' t he terriiyinq moments ot the podium . . . on: the coniusinq times ot the Readers' Guide. No, well never torqet these classes, study hcrlls, ond research projects: they will live on with our memories ot VVFB. Ugtgferz R. Puck, P. Parsons. E. lvfhler. lvir. Reeder, 1, Pyles l. Dlous 1.1.-ecncxrd A. 'chorser' P. Straus' Mrs . 4 , V t J A . . D .. , Rcrrrtstoclc. C, Quinn. Middle: M. Eerkcff, B. Vvlener E. Morrison, D. Berk, S. Horwitz, D. Holland, P. Fleming T. Plotkin. Lower: B. Posner, P. Noyes, N. Pollock Lf. Ecllhsrn, li. Hebhuqq-21' f. Frshmon T. Fiurvis B. Hep ie: f. Klinqloiel. X 3 .nw V dv mnavoomrmny 8. E , W , f ,Sf w W 'w,.-. A 'N I-UFGNGU .A :gals lbw' W M Wiz.. '5' Nm' bf- THE JUNICR CLASS fi 5 . gg Arnid the fun and study J' liours of our junior year Msg we . . . staaed a fabulous fd prom . . . faced the prob- 'QQ lerns of proper punctua- , tion . . . furnbled with acids is and arsenic . . . followed gg the pioneering frontiers- men westward fostered ittle brothers and s s M5 sf ters farniliarized our selves with colleqes and heard tne witches fore tell the future of Macbeth 'We foretell ours by We ll ne back' uni lass Off bers P Frentzel Vice Lrcsiaent F Hayes president N B ce scare c v t easurer Bowl Aiken terry Aller Ri hard Rcw 2 Alter susar Armstrong lohn Aylward Kathleen B lc L a er arry Baldus Robert Ballam Sally Ballhorn Mary Balthazar Carla Bow 3 Bartel' l 1 hael Bar r Dorothy B cl-:er Bornie Belzer Annette Bender Todd Bente Kenneth Benz Bat h Berkcff Martorie Dc v 4 Biermar' Wiltiand Blackman Doualas Blankstein Shll TY Bic daood tonn Boothman lanies Bowes Jann Bushabe George Row 5 Buraerneister arc Buscher Charles Byrne Marianne Casat Sandra hainnscn RICBCITG Christenson reter Close Davd cole l dy an ,se 'Vu 5 win, gi? 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My Q Q 1 gy f, Q in Q Stonq, Eugene Strack, Donald Stroelsel, Kohn Sweet, Richard Tarnow, Michael Taylor, Catherinf Thornhorrow, Stew, Timm, Io Ann Tojek, Paul Travnicek, lanrs Trost, Carol Ullrrzann, Georgiann mln :er J. illiart. Urran Erne XYIWTIYWOYQI, Philxg Voeqlie, Patriria Voeqlie, Susan lvValco Van Buren Vfeber, Marilyn Vvleiss, Marjorzf Vfenqarz, Reber' Vfernorte, Elaine Westring, Richard Yfiese, Myrna '.','1th, Dau: Vfoodford, Barbarz Yampol, Donna Younq, Warne: S- M we ? , K -em- Q ws vv , . , SD E QP Q3 1 ik- ml clk af ,gh l ...-- 'Z xg? fu I Q E' 'f .f ,, , 5,5 f 1 f Q l THE JUNIOR CLASS wo 3, 'VX F 'sr ,S , fr-,Q J , Ng 35 ' 1 ill. - -S Sz: A 06' '15 M X .. l ', -, , , 1 .' 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Row V f. T15 70,1 15 5 T , le Du' 5 MTI. cn 5 hn5 'fx 5 5 Io.. 5 s plxfrrzn Sh rc 5 Z 5 e. y5 1 ff .fb . 5 1 1 -8 gi 3, 5 2 i Aaseby Gerali I-iasekzy, Marlene Abrams, jenn Aiken, Reber' Allan, Helly Aimfn, Mary Ann Allen, Peter Alt Georg'- Anderson Iuditl. Anstieid, Thomas Ag 'vi Sandia Arrneur, Norman Bach, Icel Baeurle, Susan Bcilistreri, Sarin: Berkcwitz, Phyllis Eartfieid Saw Eartlef' '- EQ ::'ell, Eczrlarfz Bass fpigiy Eelzer Dani-:-. 5 4 , rg? P' ff 1 ,.L,.,1ell bmi-wee L. A 'erzer' 3' Da' Fgqnf-.l l.l1.'hL'4 , Elankstein Lynj: Baie Sf Edie Stal: Earst Tlzczrids Ezxer P3121-1' THE FRESHMAN CLASS Be-littled by Seniors, daniineered by juniors, scorned by Sanncrncres, we freshmen . . . fauant tlie battles of ancient civilizations . . . discovered the mystery behind X and Y . . . died with Iulius Caesar . , . learned time ciisadvczriacges ot guru chewinq . . . and znastered the giaaes of Parnassus on Wkieels. VVell accustomed to our new lite, we are new prepared to show tlie ropes to next year? zresliies. P14 5l.I1-IZ1 Class 'Tip 5 Z'.'J.'te-1 V -g I- 515i-ri f, 'ar :if-fiifny F.. f H-tari -'I-izswzf 1. Q .M cl i 5 rirrti yy Z.. , eltet 'e X, Q V Q in ,Q 4 'L V .E v:-v fn , 5 . i ' , M i - or 'Wm f X K ok ll .:.g.. A :legali- .,., . ,E ...,. R . A V ,- 'QQ 1, A , '- 'I lll l I 1 but 'bs wk fx-'A 3 5-KM a 1.1 ga- T Crane, bcznnit Crocker, Nanvy tmn, Mary Catherine Dann, Stuart ltawsen Sandra . , , . eart l..ar,:n DeSmiat, 'Woaaraw Desmond, Thomas Dixon, Deanna Dohnal, Douglas Dosch, Maraarr-f Draaactzc ladtrir librew, Plirliar Eliret, Bruce- Elconin, Susan Ellison, laawrencc- Evans, Gearqr- Yellman Davtd fi Finke, Nanry Foster, Kenneth Frank, Eli Gensan, Lisa Goodman, Nancy Greene Mrrhacl Gregg, Brave Grrnstein, luditli Gronauer, Leslre Gunville, Robert Halloran, Michael Hammerstein, XVilliam . uk ..,,, QS- ,.,., 9. Q, , gh 31 illl, 5 il V W , - :se at ,.,, , - 6,15 - gg , . D -fx , :Y i'i : i ii wr' we -D ':', 31 ,. 4 L 4 , I Q ,X I awww , as rf za :,::. If 5 - gr , 3' - ,A fig. t '21 'C ,,., , M. v ff 6 ai . 1? Q .,,. E : Q ,.' Q l I iizi 'IZ' ii in , gg THE FRESHMAN CLASS t 1: N- iur. , 1- X D X T '14, rg ::, :V ::2:- -f -1? ,.,,., ,,,, . , t ' ' fe . I A D. lzll I M in Q 2, A ,, , A J, vm T3g V I X I he A 'ig 'I I 22 , its sayin at iii'1 , 4 L! , Ax ,V , i Braun, Kathleen Fraun, Kenneth Bremer, David Erunner, Holter? Put- lg Hvltard liilcani lfsr-pi: rrcnners Br-:tt jf-:xr ifhesbrcuah Karr: Cliinlund, Karft Claudfrr, fxrclrti, Clemons, Vyntlnf: flrnr, Sting-lir-n Krfic-L, lian' 3' Uclin, Dim 1 ifnxttr, rear' ri xfitrirtui Guy Wnrarfly, 'l'i.c.nrf:S fantf-I Donna l.f+ bf' Q ,F Q? 1 ag.. J F' 'rr . , 4 it 'i. ,,,.:ji3? K' W ' 4 bf 1 Q. ,ff A 4 D. 'N .pe lariisuh, Douglas lay, Iames Iahn, Douglas Kachel, Susan Kafzmarek, Marcia Kaaan Alan Katz, Dian'- Kavalski, Russell Keeley, Sharon Keene, Iohn Kelly, Iohn Klein, Bonnie Kltltzien, Mary Ellen Klinqer, Vfilliarri Kluqe, Catherine Kluwin, Iahn Kraft, Rooeri Krueger Charles .. ,Y , nrugler, ,Olin Kuppinqer, Roger Laden, Grethen Leininger, Iohn Leupold, Edward Levine, Harriet 1.1-'sine Richard Lewis, Judy Lawxisks, Charles Ludden, Iohn Lundsten, Paul Lutz, Alan S ,.,.a sw .- ' if , 1 K y , . ,.....r , , L , -N my if x ..., Q A Q , ' L ',,,.r -L ,I M Q wg V: qs: - QQ? , 1 ' 77 , THE FRESHMAN CLASS Q 2 -,- z Q M. , .L 2, .rg - Hanrf, Lynn Hartmann, lames Harvey, Elliott Hecrker, Marcia Heiden, Robert Heine, Ferdinand Henkel, lasephinw Honninqsen, Philip Hermsen, Geoffrey Hirsfh, Daniel Hake, Nancy iclland, Dennis Lew Hoilensteiner, lane Horstrneyer, Edward Huhhard, Iohn Huelster, Michael lrvine, Gary 'Vison Barbara . l fl: eq 'af T 5 A We if , fm an . . 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'lx .N if ?.,lC y'E'I' fvfmy Miilif. l.g11:s MMU Gary .ffxller Thfrias llvllll-'EI 1.','1ll13ni 'ffccre ?3'f1f1CI I.l::s+P f:,gQ3s flicss fartif-S Llllfll ','f11.zG111 F.f11tE1 f guild flelscn Lpxannel NOUCIY Ethel 3, at W fb ,, ' fa I . .A 'L -aw Q W ' 5' M fa? ., , N . f sr-2 B! Sir' 1 ff 8 . AEAA -1-- Y .V ,' ,,,v- :f2: JN. 1 A L. T Agri T 1 , 5 T , , .: E ' T -- 'Q ff M Q e gi T Taussig, Alice Taylor, Mary Thompson, Russell Toll-can, l-lelaine Tousman, Theodore Tredupp, Margot Tripton, Wayne Trost, Edna Mae Tucker, Ellen Turick, Adrienne Ver Haagh, lohn Vogel, Susan Ward, Edwin Wasberg, lnalu Weber, Blythe Weil, Thomas Wegmann, Barbara Weiner, ludiih Wmsfeldt, Myron Wendt, VV1ll1arn Wheeler, Lynda Wilets, Daniel Vlilliams, Susan Winkler, Marliese Wetzel, Iames Wheelock, Mallory With, Nancy Wolfe, Joyce Yanz, Thomas Zwitter, Michael K 9613 as ff 'M . 1 5 ...f , 4' J THE FRESHMAN CLASS ,N . A V W.. .. ' ' lg' N Q -- '- --,,.,. , '1 ' .1 - . ,M 'K g A Y' 5? ' :- V, ' --. if - W ' if. 4 WX M ,,,, y M Aiazl ly gy ,T -H-A : .,,,' A If , x y ..-, use :lr :rnan Barbara Q 1 E om. mis-T0 1 Zi l F .q.::,:r., . E dw' 5- X , NQQZJW www an YL G.. , ..,, .. gg 1 V ,L j Saari, lon Sacks, Lawrence Sadoff, Ronald Sager, Carol Srhrnxdt. Georgann wicrnrzier, 'Nillzarn Sihixler, faflc Singer, laye Sielarf loan Snyder, Sally Six: Gloria Stagat one-fig: a'3:lce-r, 'I l1!,'OClCf6? Strand:-ll, lchn Strielw'-l, Alan Stong, Emily Tashkin, Iarnes 9 'tl If RY , ,1- i , ...E , 'K ACTIVITIES Nw PICTURE PASTERS nmmwvgrw ANNUAL Bow 3 Marshall Bcrkoff, Ziese, ludy Martin, lane Martin, lftnninasen, Dantzlc-r, Bernhardt, Silberman ssct Fislf Wolfe Van trie Berkcff, Malivi Krarttgcr lvfr-lzt-i L.1stck. Bow l: Feldstein Stocker VVhcc-lock T O W E R Editorsin-chief . . . David Zenoff Business Manaaer . . Louis Bernhardt Senior Editors . . lohn Liebert Paula Schetter Chris Stocker Barbara Wheelock Faculty Editor . . . Barbara Ziese Social Editors . . loyce Feldstein Fran Fisk Underclass Editors . . Nancy Henninqsen Marjorie Berkoff ludy Lustok Girls' Activities Editor . . Linda Maher Boys' Activities Editor . . Bobert Dantzler Art Editor . . . . . . Pat Wolfe Pliotoqrapliers . . Marshall Berkoff Dave Lindqren Fred Luedke Dick Silberman lohn Lowin Adviser . Miss Lorraine Danale TOWER STAFF The smell of rubber cement, the thud of the caper cutter mak- ina more crooked slices, the blindina flash of the camera, and the quiet flippinq of paaes in the dictionary all testified to the yearelona task of the Tower staff. The staff members, with noses buried in old annuals, conjured up all sorts of ideas and plans for this year's Tower, eventually resulting in the creation of the publication you are now readina. nngng ri . sf. ' . fffstein 7 r1,ff. TOWEF TIMES Row 3: Taylor, lane Martin, 'Wiener Kelley, Gerber Leich lim McLaughlin Row 2 Silberman Scheinfeld, Gould, Olson, Porth, Griffin, Travnicek, Gimbel. Row l Bolliger Wright Post indgren TOWER TIMES Editor-in-chief . . Assistant Editor-in-chief Managing Editor . News Editors . . . Feature Editors . News-Feature Editor Boys' Sports Editors . Girls' Sports Editor . Copy Editors . Business Manager . Photographers . Adviser . TOWER TIMES Page dummy, log, cut, Bus with Us became familiar t this year to the Tower Times staff. They made excursions to the printers, wrote thousands of words of copy, plotted out ' countless page make-ups, and racked - their brains for new, different ideas. ' These journalists succeeded in putting out fifteen issues of a class A paper, ex- ercising an important voice in school - decisions, and sponsoring bus trips to f every away football game. llQ.g'D :II S, Forth, l. McLaughlin. S. Girnbel. Lowe .. Eclliger E. Pcs' f. Gerzer D Yiener, G. Lezcr. GTIHS STAFF . - Fred Wright . . Ted Bolliger . William H. Post . . lohn Gerber lames McLaughlin Sanna Scheinfeld Mike Taylor Roberta Kimmel . Stan Gimbel William Wiener . . Gayle Leich . Sally Porth loan Griffin . Dave Lindgren . Dave Lindgren Fred Luedke Dick Silberrnan Mrs. Gertrude Zauner and . - f-is PLEASURE PLANNERS ll gb' . ., tx YOUTH COUNCIL Flow 4: Levin, Nicclet, Zenott, Emory, Bloodqood, Wissing, Schallert, Norlach, Baker, Mueller, Quinn. Row 3: Mr. Clapsaddle, Barnum, Wright, Leadinqham, Holland, Dantzler, Hoexner CMayorl, Bernhardt, Porter, T. Ovitt. Heiter. Row 2: Saari, Ludden, Reigart, Punk, Leirnnqer, Henningteld, Kluqe, Cole, M. Ovitt, Draggotto Mr. Cooper. Row 1: Nein, Maher, Wolfe, Belzer, Drought fSef:J, Fisk, Lieberman, Voeglie, Gother Ft idstein. YOUTH COUNCH Working under the leadership of mayor Dave Hoemer and secretary Ellen Drought, the Youth Council engineered such projects as the Tri-School Dance. All ot these boasted large attendances, several even breaking the old marks. A new social affair was initiated this year, the Mystery Theme Dance. lt was strictv ly a secretive project, and everyone attending was surprised by the gaily decorated Mexican motif. Making improvements in the Suburban room was another accomplishment of the Council. The long awaited sports mural was begun and several framed pictures of the Bays championship athletic squads were put up tor all to see. Meeting of the Program Committee: Mr. Cooper B. Pcsf, T. Wissing, D. Rcemer, C. Quinn l. Blood- qoodg Mayor D. Roemer. GOVERNMENT IN ACTION STUDENT COUNCIL - Bow 4: Mr. Buaiaer, Aiken, Morse 1Treas.l, Post, l. lay, lones. Bcw 3: S, Iay CSec.l, Hayes CVice- Pres.l, Mueller fPres.l, Busch, Miller, Kohn, Porter. Bow 2: l-lurme, Maher, Bcseniaurn, Tfriaht, Schultz Taylor, McKib- 'cen Gcther. Bow E: Larsen. Lustck Ccftel Wolfe Babb Sche1nield,Vcea.3e. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the driving leadership ol president lim Mueller and the expert guidance oi Mr. Willard Budiger, this year's Student Council demonstrated the advantages of a small but representative group. Besides sponsoring the annual homecoming bonfire and parade, con- ducting school elections, and checking coats at the basketball games, the council took on T new and varied projects. The incoming fresh- men were greeted by big brothers and sise ters, the Bay Black Book was made available to the student body, and Blue Duke sweat shirts helped to boost school spirit. Other officers were vice-president Frank Hayes, treasurer Bruce Morse, and secretary Sandra lay. igtgisew ' utinc, Blue Duke sweatshirts, Pres:- I. Mueller. 1' 1 P. lflclizbsin and P, Voeolie distrite HELPING HANDS TCW EF k,1.UB Row 4 Dmter Ztese l dy lvlarltn Straltm Rme RCSS1 er Sa tro lane Martm llalmk S hed Youna Vl Serra Qtarnke flow 9 N ars a er Ro ms ll lzer Maraery McG1nn S net er Y st Olson Var' r Krueger r sk Dom. Wolte Srhuf neman Worrme R 7 W oca ord las km Q lultz S rmercluel Traxn ek Grrmn Port ,angler Nre ser Mcrtonson S hernlela er ne Pollack P D hrrnatel Scnostak 19 'X Pres dent Pat Wolfe leyer IV aasco S rl er Stewart lvlary Vllen McGm lfbeelock Zel nlcy Fcldstem Marr son TOWER CLUB Led bv a temporary board of at e tors Flower Llub underwent a reoraanrzatton tue re ult Nas a stronaer ernpltasts on servlce work the school and COl'IlIIlLlI'11l3 Under the new bla rnernbersl rp was aalned DY SGTVICQ acuvttles nvalc nj crapboolcs and tray favors tor the Clnldren s 1-losottal NlS1l1l'lJ orpltanaqes stutttna envelopes tor H Red Cross and March ot Dunes and domq OHICQ Work ln school An aadea teature was tte Peo Club Nltose sorrrted cbeertnq and reqular attendance rnarlfcea every aarne Qocral events Contmued to candlelrqht rmtratron Follow ma ilu 'Vovt er Club held 1ts Coke tarl party pot lu lc supper lover Taq and lflothe s GetToqetl1er Thrs successful tlrst year nas set a une orecedent for future operattons rw VLUB ow cart ranlca a'n recln K1 I. 1 ms n la rrs o nsbr fx v 3 Be s Bala Fox Kn , Benlarmn u uld Asrfoa lvzsdllxe Krueq R rd Lermnaer 4 l' ndertcr ll F l' R rlennlnosen Kavzmarer. r OIXIZ P KC? 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' lv' ue 'No' , ' , , N , , Y: .. .E 4 Q 1 W J 5 . v ff ' Q 2 3 I e ,gy I AND HAPPY HOURS ROS'-lVDRE Row 4 Srvaer Forrrtan Heck r Radm Van Ouux rl erk lfrtewe D sch Soar Dakm Ha neaqer Schrefelbern Kamnncrer Adams flake 'Catz Rose Bass Apter Grosn Leypold lTreasl Row 3 Pease Zrehwen Vert Ldndsten Emk Hollen serner Tolkan Reder Rootnson Mary lftayer Shaprro Sommerttela Penner Cheslurouqh Clemons Prerce Kraft Moore Carothers Row 2 Berkowttz Rrhbens Bartell Kluse Crane Canter Taussrc Bartfre-'d Ovttt Clark Kops Maher QV Presl Stratton H Allen ohn P tansky Kuernmer rn Thompson Cast et n Row l Brooks Gmcse Sher ran S nc, W1 Alen Taylor ll rel Trost Dra K hem tolt Stelart C cnn Frley Nelson Elankstern El omn FROSHMORE Fall rmtratton ot new members touched ort an actrve year for Eroshmore both servrcewtse and tunwrse Contrrbutrnq toward CARE packages sendrnq cosmetrcs to the Oreaon Grrls Home ana addressrna Easter Seal envelopes the qrrls donated therr servlces to the commumty Servrce to the scdool was seen rn the1r handltna of the second hand bookstore and usherrna for school actrvrttes Dad s Date Nraht teaturrnq a typtcally German atmosphere and the annual Taq Queen of Hearts were the bra soctal events or the year Qther hrahlrqhts of the socral season were the Potluck presldgqt Supper and the Mothers Tea Dgrgtlqy Ggmgf ERCSHMCRE ow 4 n Sorel Wrth Reset: Beraenthal Vvasoer Nrllra ns Vv ter Bfr, Schultz Mucller jankcvvskt Dawson l Claddcr Sager Maza Er n r Rothman Dmall M Clauder Hun' r Rc v 3 ll lntyre Cook Tredupp Weamann Ecx Graotemaa Er ernan KSecl Zephertn rtz Vxfclte Rulens n Ka hel Rank Ka zrzarek Voael Crrn una Iv' tirhbtn Werner Braun M E Meyer R W 2 Gronauer Spttz Hanrf 'Ve st r Sann rs Prvar F nke R hrnach Wheeler Karsh Baan Qooarnan Eck McCarve la cbson Turrck Aase y Eaeurle Row l Comte Cof'lel Tucker Dlx n Patnythes Klern Lewts Norton Vtrnkler Kuhn o-othe es? 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Baker Enqellcrnc rcmpson LPresl Wrtr Ma Varland Umory Owers to rse Kncp Hut hrnson Thomas Hana Lrrl Bass K ueuer Row 3 Davres Pylward Frankard Ve' e Bowerman Boese rann Keene l.1ster Kuerrmerlern Qalarr Grxftm Strandet' Stahnke Row '7 B Baxer 'Polloelc tL1bJ VN codford Kluqe Hermno 'xc s er Casa Ostrcv Kochenderfer bother Plrmpton Serlo Mr Olson Row l Mrclrc Voeqne Saarr Moser Barth Kas ke flak Rotter Maronek 'Weher Porth If Grnn H ll CV Presl For sta SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHOIR These are our vocal vrrtuosos Alter spend ma two years rn the ranks of Freshmen and Iunror chorrs these chorlsters have mastered the resonance and harmony of a top tlrqht chorr Bayrtes were qrven a chance to hear therr frne work at the Chrrstmas Concert ana the annual Sprlnq Festlval The chorr under the drrectron of Mr Paul Olson clrmaxed the year by srnqlnq at Commencement No need to worry about the Senlor Chorr o 53 Tnese Jumor sonqsters are certam to Dar allel the record of any of therr predecessors They gave ample evrdence of the1r abrlrty as luture enlor Chorr members rn the Sprrnq Fes trval and Baccalau eate oroqrams JNlOR Cl-IOr :low -I Srmpluns Prr Ira a Hall Petascrrx K Je Qrelef o rrscn fc ter nencer v alczak Cla de roldt Ro rman Reeder Row 3 S hrefe ern Wernette Freeman Kammerer Aoarrs arcsr D. l-'rue er IVU6IlQT Ver I-laaalc ov drner Burden Kohn Row 2 Vvrllson Benson Lucchesz Sokol Dakrn Watson t Krueaer lneney Scrnrrerfrela Landsten Zepr rrr How l Cook Maher Hall Zlehw rn A ars Efk Nem Clark Vie-lcster Polanskv var Srl rn MAESTROS OF MELODY 1' FRESHMAN CHOIR Hovt 5 L, 'Crueqer Halloran tpresl l-lermsen Brunner Evans DeSm1dt Phlll s G Aaesby I Pollock Dohnal Bolle Bartlett Zwttter CV Presl Keene Lundsten Staudt Sto ker Hennmqsen Kuppmqer L.1tztL1bJ Hoke Bose Saqer Row 4 Kraft Anderson Chesbrouqh Clemons Kaczmarek Plerce Allen Marv Eltzabeth Mayer Whee cr Robtnson Weber V1ll13mS Baeurle Larcthers Moore Badxn He ker Dawson Clauder Row 3 Bartell Snyder Ruoenstetn Berkowttz Mary Mayer Bode Vfeqfnann Treaupp Rachel Chmlund Heder Conter M Aaesby Comte Ivlullett Braun Greene Schommter Mr Olson Row 2 Henkel l-lol lenstetner Bal1strer1tSec 'lreasl Fmke Schmxdt Stelaft Draqqotto Mtchel T ck r Stnq r t ID Vlnkler taylor Muth Klem Lex ts D1xon Polansky Bow l Tolkan Goodman TCJSSIQ Kluqe Trost Btley McCarver Iacooson Balls Crocker Kletzten Levtne FRESHMAN CHOIR The ttrst steppmq stone toward becommq entor Cholr members 1S the Freshman Chou' The freshmen concentrated the1r efforts on the fundamentals of mus1c good votce productton blend and balance 'These talents were well dtsolayed by the chotr noembers at the Spnnq Fest val ORCHESTRA Commencement Wtnter Concert Sprtnq Fes t1val Freshman Assembly Concert Baccalau reate Chrlstmas Concert at all these func ttons our fme orchestra htqhhqhted the enter tatnment B9S1dGS provtdmq outstandtnq enter tamment for the rest of the school the orchestra qave 1nterested students a chance to take part tn the playtnq ot the tradtttonal masterpteces Ably dtrected by Mr Edward Buffalo the or chestra lncluded w1th1n tts large membershtp a rearesentahve cross sectton ot Bay Students OBCHEQTRA Row 5 VVe1sfeldt Elltson Raftolo Kamtns Pret el Klxnqer Ltndqren Letsenrma Mam Tome ek Mueller Lutz Bow 4 Mtxson Serto Lundsten Traut Marqls Pollock Btqnell Wtth Row 3 Hartman Katz Stonq El on1n Nelson Blankstetn Bohrbach Cohn rlennmqsen Lustok lohn N xck Row 2 Cook fSec Treasl lay Conrardy Sweet Strafftn fpresl Ovttt Balls Row l Brooks Webster lvlard Fox CV Presl Loqemann Eclc Kruse Bowers i 63 '. r ' s . 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C, , . z . , en, . .. , , , , A , RHYTHM MASTERS IQANU P w b lseene, lomecek lutz Mrller Fe ss Kelley Herd n Moss XJISSIIIQ Thompson llreasl Sterrdorf Row 5 Vrck lohn Mrxson Van Dale Grrrlths M Serro Lamorecht Tay or QV Prcsl Lmdqren Lersenrrnq S Joeqlre Marn Volke Irvme Donahl Rovt 4 Allen Rrbbens Dolla k Gerber Molstad Allender Srlber ran H qaestad Gronaler Brushaber Pretzel Kamms S Serlo lxlrnqer Row 3 Foster OV1ll Stevens Marqts Bollrqer ll-jresl Lurdsten Goldman Washberq Wrlets Row 2 Zwltter Schoenlnqer Schultz Clark Hcnn1nqse'1tL1bJ Schneroer Bue h lams h Row l Harrrson Lund I Saarr Traut KSecl Lustok llnbl M Saarr Bran ll Bcrst BAND Athletrc events and concerts frlled the band s roste under the baton of Mr Edgar Kundmann Homecomrnq and Halloween were the brqqest events as the band marched down the held led by srx struttrnq ma1orettes These sp1r1ted musrcrans traveled to every football qame and added much to the school splrrt durrnq the basketball home atfa rs The staccato rhythrr of the marchrnq band was transformed 1nto the ble tded tones of the concert band whlch per formed at the Wrnter and May concerts MAIORLTTES Row 2 Stewart Kosmatrca Ros srter Baker Galrpo Row 1 Forman CHEERLEADERS Got the coach tearn pep steam Strarns lrke thts were heard on the qrrdrron and the basketball court as the cheerleaders backed the Blue Dukes both at home and away The teams and the r coaches furnrshed the v1ctor1es whlle these qals supplled the pep and steam to spark Bay enthusrasm the cheerleaders lent therr energy to pubhcrzrnq the Bus Wlth Us campalqn Ready to promote qood sportsman shrp they set a f ne example Wlth therr code or laws regulatmq cheerleadmq conduct CHEERLEARERS Moratz mother Hennznqfeld Forrestal Maher FROM PLATTERS TO PALETTES MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Row 3 Bails Woodford Frazier Purme Barth Cohn Row 2 Eck Blenski Logeman CPresJ Brooks Larsen Row l Schmei hel I.us ok Miller I-Ienn ngsen MUSIC APPRECIATION ART CLUB CLUB After fifteen consecutive years ot existence this club enioyed 1ts most active year Meeting once a week the members listened to record ings ot great artists discussed various musical instruments and were entertained by student artists whenever possible Special Iazz Day meetings were held once a month and several times drew over one hundred fascinated hs teners. George Logemann headed the club and Lloyd Kamins served as jazz chairman. Through the palette brush and varied ldeas ot this active club many colorful decorations appeared to enliven the halls of the school The club offered an opportunity for busy students to keep up their interest in art Some members turned out a wide vartety of copper iewelry Outdoor held trips for first hand sketching also highlighted the year. Donna Kott and Iudy Lustok served as co-chairmen. ART CLUB -- Bow 3: Castleton, Ballam, Frankard, Kammeier, I-Iabhegger. Bow 2: Berg, Kott Lustok, Taylor, Shultz, Schueneman. Row l: Fritz, Schmeichel, Mclntyre, Kodner, Travnicek, Balthazor, Gmoser. TECHNICIANS ALL 'S A OPERATORS CLUB -V Row 4: Leupold, S. Kelley, Vtfendt, Hermseri, Main, Morris, Rabbe CV. Pres.J, Mohr. Row 3: Robinson, Brandt, Emory, Abrams, Oehler, Luridsten, Row 2: Benson, Sherman, Yanz, W. Kelley KPres.l, Sacks, Klmqer, Parker. Row l: Bierman, Volke tTreas.J. OPERATORS CLUB Encouraged by an enthusiastic response from the school body, this important organiza- tion sponsored our outstanding noon movie program. Every other week throughout the school year a feature-length movie was shown, with the proceeds going to buy needed audio- visual equipment ior the school. The hard working operators gave up their study halls to relieve teachers oi the responsibility ot operate ing movie projectors. A trip to a Braves game and a picnic highlighted the club's social ac' tivities. RADIO AND CHEMISTRY CLUBS Learning requisite skills for becoming station engineers and high fidelity men occupied the time oi our radio hams The group's most im- pressive project was a display of clocks which showed the various times in nations around the world. Chemistry students who wanted to devote extra time to laboratory work became mem- bers ot Chemistry Club. At weekly meetings, alum and copper sulphate crystals were grown and chlorine and bromine gases were manu- tactured. RADIO CLUB-- Row 2: Main, Rabbe, Close, Norris, Peterson. Row li CHEMISTRY CLUB OEEICERS -- Rosenbaum lmrziekus, Reaner, McLeland iPres.l, Rosing. Buscher, Brewer lPres.l. ,SQQMQS fit . MAL' ya? ON STAGE STAGE CREW--Row 4: Grosh, l. Martin, Thompson, Brewer, Rabbe, Notestein Clvlanagerl, Kelley, Potter, Koeneman, Naimon, Leypoldt, Duvall, Buscher, Kodner. Row 3: Olson, Saffro, Bass, Leich, Schetter, Knopp, Young, Rosenberg, Colgan, Goldman, Watson, Schultz, Schou. Row 2: Bean, Freeman, Iay, Yost, VVarschauer, Banta, Harris, R. Po- lanslcy, Kaczmarek, Strandell, Kuemmerlein, E. Polansky, Porth, Baker. Row l: Weiner, Schaenzer, Weiss, Lurie, Kim- mel, Morrison, S, Scheinfeld, Sally Buchbinder, Suzie Buchbinder, l. Scheinteld, Vtfheelock, Feldstein, Rottman. STAGE CREW Although the Stage Crew members didn't get in the theatrical limelight, it was only through their efforts that all the assemblies and the Water Ballet and Modern Dance programs were staged. However, their big task of the year involved the setting, costuming, and make-up for the Senior Class Play, This capable crew, effectively organized by Miss Heinen, has given invaluable service to the school. FORENSICS Again this year WFB students proved they could compete on a level with the state's best in declamation, reading, and externporaneous speaking. Ten Bay contestants qualified for the State finals by earning A ratings in the Sube urban eliminations. These representatives went to Madison for the State finals with a goal of matching Whitefish Bays '54 record of eight in- dividual winners. The coaches were Mrs. Lois Ramstack and Miss Margaret Heinen. FORENSlCS-- Row 4: Brewer, Gerber, Potter, Zenoft, Stone. Row 3: Koeneman Kodner, Glmhel, Liebert. Kohn. Pereles Harris. Row 2: Ballam, Kaczmarek, Griffith, Ziese, Leich, Bass, Knopp, Ostrow, Rosenberg, Schetier. Pow l: Gaulke Forman, Warschauer, Kuernrnerlein, Gould, Clark, Resek, Zelonlcy, Balthazor, Stong. WIZARDS OF WORDS 4 ..,c , S R LIERARY 'Row 4: Richard Krueger, Potter, Naimcn, Stone, Pritchard, Heggesiad, Elbert, Tollefson, Rosing CV. Pres.J. Row 3: Melzer, Casat CProg. Chagrl, S. Krueger, Marden, Miller, Schietelbein, Brodson, Strassburger, Frazier, Roger Krueger, Benson. Row 2: Hayward, Geiscr, Kuemmerlein, Habhegger, Barth, fenkins CTreas.l, Ver Haagh, Dakin, Cheney, Becker fDec. Chairl, Bente. Row 1: D. Krueger, Woodford, Hiller CSOC. Chair.l, Weiss, Crotty, Shermen, Dunne, Gccdman CPres.l Baits Gcther Xlexler. LIBRARY CLUB Pulling pamphlets out of storage and vol- umes from the shelves, these librarians aided their classmates in securing information for themes and speeches. Miss Ryerson and Miss Wig advised the members in learning to run an efficient library. Active members were inie tiated during the special candlelight ceremony at Christmas time. The club's other social events included a Halloween party and a din- ner in the spring. QUILL and SCROLL For twenty seniors and one Junior, long hours of work on the Tower and Tower Times brought their reward. These were the chosen few to receive the gold pins of Quill and Scroll, a national honorary journalism society. A high academic standing and outstanding work in journalism are the basic requirements for mem- bership. Pormal initiation was held in April at which time those selected received their awards. OUILL AND SCRGLL --V Row 3: Lindgren, Liebert, Wright, Zencrt, XfViener, Stocker, Post. Row 2: Boi- licbi Bernhardt, Gimlgel, Scheinteld, Wheelock, Dantzler, Taylor, Berkoft. Row lx Porth, Griffin, Schel- ter, Maher, Ziese, Henningsen. 4, FRENCH PASTRY JOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row Q hcnnm s n Saffr n S ou lf Sera R1 e S 4 'ter r l-lorwrtz Row .4 Vat llcc Wrllrams W1 h renncr Ast ford lx len lfcx L -c l Gerser Schultz Hrlle Pollack Cole Goodman Nelson S cu ar V3 amcstern HOME ECONOMICS Theres no krddmg these gals they know that the way to a man s heart IS through hrs stomach Those tantalrzrng aromas crrculatrng through the thrrd floor halls gave proof of therr success rn whlpprng up an appealmg drsh Meet1ng br monthly the home ecers m addr tron to therr cookrng also mastered the other arts of catchmg a man sewmg therr own smart apparel and knrttrng those flashy argyles FRENCH CLUB Parlez vous francars? Maybe not but those who do speak the language of romance were offered addrtronal contact wrth the language and the country of France by means of the recently revlved Cercle Prancars Movres games and records were some of the rmpor tant means that the group used to gam lcnowl edge rn a relaxed manner that 1snt always found rn the classroom FRENCHI CLUB Row Q Owens Narmon S feet 'Xlcprse Maraen Mo ll Foster Rosen aum Row 2 lohnson Hxce Lzardmer Kuemmerlem Kochenderfer hall Saarr Farms Row lx mmerer forth lmelsen S muene an kosrver Cromn Ze-lonky S hetnfeld Brooks Dal-:ln RELATION AND RECREATION L A CTUS TVV ISTERS N I Er rv l.t Halloran Ikoraen Rothr' an Rosmo Row 2 Barth Dos h Hennrnqs n Cratt D Emory Ftosenbadm 'auth M ltvre Sherman Rcfvl Mey 'ia zmare Wheeler Good an Nelson Conn btono Brooks CACTUS TWISTERS Promenade' Allernande left' All Jorn hands' Thrs club s tast stepprnq members whrrled to the expert calls of Mr Bert Rretz Mr Paul Ratawczyk and Mr Rtchard Cooper one nrqht each rnonth A splash party often ch rrtayed one of these VIQOTOUS nrqhts of dancrnq Qftrcral advrser was Mr Cooper and the Cluo ottrcers were presldent Alan Lutz Vrce presr dent lohn Emory and serretary treasurer Nan y Hennrnasen RIFLE CLUB The Rrtle Club rn '955 really traveled around the state to hold shootmq matches These sharp shooters entered mto a recrprocal aqreement mth a cluo rn Madrson holdrnq a shoot there and one nere The marksmen also travelea to Neenah for the state contest Presldent Iohn Notestern and top shooters Ralph Strauss and Gary MCK1tITlCk led the squad rn these and other contests r L e 1 mme gr rt tt ll J 0 V 3 D bon a trauss r- 'en Keen toddt 'udden lahn Row 7 Datmyth s M IK tt Bd lay or 'ants ros er 'VIL n How l Paboe S e nd rt No estem tPresl Lersenr no tSe Trcasl l'rt ss Brerrnar A x . fx ,NWN x 1.:.. ,+I MW w, hi Qs Q -2.-ref: QQ , 1 V J 'M , 2 ' 1 '::.-::2E:v:55W, , - A x X - A 'iwfgm 1:- ' ala , 'V G5 'Q ,. i x. 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To tor Cf 1: gala Hozziezefigzgq '.'JOCLIGY'.Cl Vf:i1tef1sh Bay gargme ly uuvellej tie lang awailea Harxxefctliliiq aarwe. Tac- Haas txanal aeecratgmxs iuduaea me team fcatb qoal poets. Hlqinlightinq the aecoratlons made from blue and white Crepe paper. Alumm Amelgfefi to make this :Que ol the ur the year. als and crepe 5 agiiez ras time big Bay The many retumirlq forqettable darifee if OXO V VE 0T WELL SIIPREM ,ww WN .1 ff 1 , ..,, ,.... .. 1.12 'if 2 X yi. f 10 4 V2 9 'Qimh 4 W , 'W-'3feff'L' x Q, 'r 3 W .M 9 iv ff n A BEWITCHING EVENING Ghosts' Goblmsl The nrqht was black The qanq was there The mood was set lt was Halloween and the Bayrtes were celebrannq at the tradr honal leans Dance Free pop to all and bunny hops qalore helped make the aHa1r a loe w1tch1nq success l pper: zz. -rxson A , Wrnn, .nzda sz D. . efson ,, 'are , D. other, . Harvey, F. rrqhl. Lower: D. llorssner, R. Thompson, . Lowin, P. If e, '. Nvarschauer, S. Scheinield. 74 ,ff THREE AT ONE -1 Tlns year the Blue Dukes played ttost to tue Greyhounds and Red Ratders at tlte annual Trl Qcltoal Dance Mustc was at tts best wttlt the tavortte combo of lonnny Wal te s Deattna out tl e rnytlnn Student erterta nrnent at all sorts was the inode as representatlves trarn eaclt sc tool showed thetr stutt lncludea ln tlte acts were a Ltttle Red Rldlna Hood slctt and Q raqtlnne T9Td1l1OT1 an the keyboard by Bay reoresen tattfes a duo fan edy slcet ln ly ar ea s ana a tae ttfa a rgrexpfaytteflate 'l v as 7 ' 1 . A ,-V y vw l l te A 1 U . t Q M . t .. . , . 1, l ' . l 1 ' ' . t ' ' 'H I l , ' K , -X: 1 l Cn U Srl ew! df Crew, ' l r gl tag' d nct tt 'lin' ., E A d ,I l Jf. lf. 1: :lf It rg ff E. :3r.- , l.:'.-:fr I 1 -2 it AE .4 3 -. 81 'S 5 is I ,ggi 4 vim? isis x , ,A Eli-..:.. 'ii -V - f Q -.... , sw wi d . H W. N f 3. 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Frztertariiiem was at its best '.'.'11Qi rrici and Catiiedrarrs supgilymig The talent. Hiigzfrqhtrrrq the THQTEITIS acrivlry the Crowrrrmg ai tire Quest followed fry T139 Grand MfIIkC,'rr. ft was a qmrc fitiale to a great Ill-QEIT. . JIIEQ. rl , ,m-,N v 1: '-6 .,, , ' ..,1.T1- 1 K-x .1-H 353 an-ws K W II Us 'B .ai if-gl 3? ,..,,......-. --.. .lx S !'E,,0f! ,rj , . , N 3!! is i' ,, iff' 5 1 UQ 1 ' Q 0 i Q of-,fa f , , K N f,.. Q ur q x ,, , ,V amp ,-f Q L, ji KW an 5 1 . i.lQf,iiiigfQa'1x ,J Q-in f it Af Qs, S, , 390 '5'Z v,?k'g'f'gA' rWi'WfMfm' ' it atl'xhiY x ak 'F QM 'agen 1 g B lil. Q r 'all 4 Sb? 's 'Q Y l ' ' 1, . ' 35W al e ' ' 1 Q A .1 fg L 1-L -Q avi I If 11m -an W4 4 f AWN fa 3 fy fe I -4' f if iw Nm k 'lm 1. ., 1 1 s vu Wi n '. K N Q 'ww wa M 'P ' . ,',dw'j l'.:8-9541, 6 M 'lr,... -5 ', qu A 229 gig! SPURTS A 3. , -ZW HM v f W . v 1' ig, x 'E f Z '1, A Y cl Q ,', Q l'T1f'f4 ,f3 W' a .1 ,Q ' l V 4 , Q,-.5 yn .'-Y , 4 x' wr 'l's,,, ,.K 4 ' A ff 1 frw -f x , - ,. ,,,. -'ff' W . Q ' If 1 -PQ' 5 , 'if 4. ,Q ,I 1 1 rdf' flu-QQSW' sf gaignix ,aka Z ffw c!53if5fl151wf 1 I K Je, V V 1, A-. may 'F' 5 1 'V54 'fv'w I ,A if ' is W H Y .l , i xv .L ,L ff It wfgfaifr.-. A W-fri: fu 14 X513 4 gfqfwkv Kg gtfgzhl? :Hg il,:V,M A TQ U, l yn: S W I yfgsffffikfzl? S-iff? , if .,f,-,:f ,, M I 1. .'2f.5mPff:1. I.s' iialffv,-1,5 f . f 7. ff , . A 7. , , .4 ' ff- 6 1, gif, 'KIM , 21,2 M Lf Qi. 9. 3 fs -dl a i Mem 8:27 . In xl .zvzfifflg ,- J' T' Q Y ' as-f f A , - vw 3 'R 1: 'Q VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES '54 We They Cudahy . . 15 6 Tosa . . . 19 O Greendale . . 28 U Shorewood . , . 32 O West Milwaukee . 40 14 Waukesha . . . 39 7 South Milwaukee . 40 6 Hale ..... 27 O Left upper: 1. Hessler, T. Ford. Left lower: L. Baker, 1. Leonard, S. Simbel B. Dantz- ler. Right: T. Ford, B. Spitz. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Refusing to take a back seat to the varsity, the freshman grid squad powered its way un- defeated through a tive game schedule. With speedy backs scoring almost at will and a big line outcharging all opponents, the irosh rolled up a total ot 127 points and yielded only 20. Coaches Leo Kratz and Norb Studelska called this crop ot treshmen one ol the best they have ever coached. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Shorewood East . . . Country Day Longfellow SCORES '54 9 25 36 26 40 They U U 7 13 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL--Row 4: Mr. Kratz tCoachJ, Dean tM:',r.l, Fellman, Purpora CMqr.l, Muth tMgr.l, Mr. Studelska Coachf. Bow 3: fvlorse, Evans, Rice, Miller, Kluwin, Plotkin, Kuppinqer, Gunville, Miller, 1-lenningsen, Bremer. Row' 2: Saari, McDermott Miller, Stocker, Zwitter, Bukant, lohn, Braun, Levine, Kavalski. Row 1: Heiden, Ehret, Boxer, Hal- loran, Bennett, fline, Lutz, Kelley, Hubbard, Aiken, 1-lermsen. '54-55 SUBURBAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS VARSITY AND IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row 4: Brodsori, Froehlich, Treichel, Vietmeyer, Strassburger, Mr Kratz U. V. Coachl. Bow 3: Kuehl CV. Coachl, Benz, Schmid, Schoeninger, Klatt, Baker, l-lultgren, Busch. Row 2: Hurvis Barnum, Osweiler, Crowley, Iohnston, Schallert, Pereles, Hume, Seitz. Bow l: Laden, Hessler, Cline, Schley, Mueller Bach, Nicolet. Undisputed Suburban Championship! Thir- teen conference wins, one loss! Two All-Sub- urban stars! Single game scoring marks! This was the record of our great Bay team of '55. Play was sparked by two hot-shot forwards, All-Conference Herb Schley and jump shot specialist Bob Lefty Cline. Schley, second in league scoring, dumped in 274 points while Cline contributed l85. The other Bay All-Sub- urban representative, Bob Nicolet, awed the fans with his Globe Trotter style passes and polished hook shots. Alternating with Nicolet at the guard-center spots was Iohn Bach, a steady rebounder and reliable team man. Bach set a school individual game scoring record, with 30 points at South Milwaukee. Rounding out the starting five, Iohn l-lessler at guard F R E S H M A N B A S K E T B A L L ' 5 4 - ' 5 5 We They Marquette . . 42 33 Bosco . . . . 57 38 Shorewood . . 63 24 St. Roberts , 45 28 Lutheran . . . 68 l7 Shorewood . . 25 l7 Bosco . . . 43 39 Lutheran . . 64 19 Marquette . . . 4l 23 Cudahy I.V.'s . 56 41 proved himself an invaluable playmaker and demon on defense. Additional height and experience was added to the Bay machine by veterans Mike Laden and lim Mueller. Both boys, versatile floormen, contributed toward clinching the Conference Championship. Three juniors, Dave Crowley, Iohn lohnson, and Buss Schallert, saw confer- ence action, and Coach Kuehl will build his future champions around these veterans. FBESHMAN BASKETBALL 7 Row 4: Horstmeyer tMgr.l, Abrams tMgr.l Row 3: Zwitter, W. Miller, Conrad, T. Miller, Aiken. Bow 2: Mr. Humke CCoachl Morse, Ehret, Evans, Halloran. Bow l: Helden, Cline, Bennett, Leupold Con rardy. 03 Q a 4 x W U . is RACERS AND PACERS rl f L Nu- D. lones, E. Crr, P. Stanners, B. Wengatz, D. Emory, I. Nourse, I. Wake, B. Vlfengatz, D. Iones, B. Orr. CROSS COUNTRY The '54 cross-country squad, strengthened North Shore meets. Adding to their credit was by one of the largest turnouts in years, wound a dual record ot tive victories in six outings. up a highly successful season with a close The number ot outstanding times turned in by second in the state meet. underclassmen indicates that next year's team Paced by the consistent running of sopho- will be a definite state title contender. more Dave lones and junior Bob Wengatz, Rounding out the Varsity squad were cap- Coach Willard Rudigers harriers also mane tain Paul Stanners, Bob Orr, Paul Pretzel, Den- aged seconds in the Suburban, Hartford, and nis and lared Nourse, and Dave Gronauer. CHOSS COUNTRY - Row 3: Emory tMgr.i, Nourse, Stone, Zencft. Klatt, Gronauer, Pere-les, Wheelock, Rabbe tMgr.J Mr. Rucliger CCoachl. Row 2: Vifetzel, Robinson, Burr, Canter, Vietmeyer, Hurvis, Regner, 'Wright McLaughlin, Parker. Row l: Miller, Vtfake, Orr, lanes, Stanners, Post, Wengatz, Pretzel, Peterson. k ,S ff, xwlfwx, W Q :-:-:-:-:- ,v f , X 5 F' f!2:l:2:lP ,Z':e3f'2.1 -Egg 4:6 ,iE:.5:5E1Ef, ..i ' '1 f' 'f f ff' K z 'f .. ' ,1.::i:...ff1.: '1'1Z::s I'ii?Q?:mf:-:e:fz2afaeae WJ ,X C , ,Q W .. Q ...,. . ,,,,,,, , ,. f gh 'P' 1' , .1 Q, 4 r Ax Q Sf' Q 1 , . V , 4, , .. .,., ?i'..Mx, Y 'P L. SA A ygiifip : Mg ,. ,W v V in gf: - f ---:- Q ::. S S w Q .S.: WW' , - ,. Ml, ,A K f awww R ww Q' yin 'Q W .1 F www '4 ' ' 1' a'.'ffIW,1,1' L fi .. , QQ. , a. SWIMMING SCORES '54-'55 , S T' ,Y ., ,..,, N . J X , .3511 -il 38 ,U nu .g A.,.. .S A- 1, 'W --1-Ay 1 vw-. -W ,, 'XE J 4 U, Vlf: . ML L, '54-55 SUBURBAN SWIMMING CHAMPIONS dum. VARSITY SVVIMMINCD Row 4 Owens Pretze iMgrl Regne tMgrJ Babbe iMgrl Emory lohn Ebershoff Stone Pape Bloodgood Stexndort Bow 3 Schuler Saarr Loucks Chrlsten on R lohnson Beck r Ovttt Stammberger McLeland Reeder Gammeter iMgr1 Row ? McGrven Lemxnger Lundsten Buech Belzer Levm I lohn on Schommrer Greene slarvey Parker Mr By rs lCoachJ Bowl Young Mlller Berk M Lauqhhn Wrrqht Vflsstng Zenoff Bernhardt Allen Ansfleld Suburban champlonsl Four school record broken' Srx dual meet vrctorresl Four All state representatrvesl Runners up 1n the statel Lon aratulatrons go to the 55 swrmmrng team for pumg up another fme r cord the school can be proud of Wllh a nucleus ot eleven returnrng lettermen Coach Morgan Byers molded another wrnnmg Bay swrrnmmg team Startmg oft tast the Dukes sank l1V9 ot tnerr flTSl s1x dual toes and captured a strong tn rd place rn the Cardmar Relays However the team managed to w1n only one ot 1ts remarnmg dual GHCIIIS after Chrrstmas and fmrshed the season with a respectable 6 5 record Durlng the season records tell one after an other ana VV'FB swtrnmers became known ana respected throughout the sta e Leadmg the parade of stars was om WISSIHQ co caotam who accounted for frrsts rn both the Suburban and State whrle breaklng tour records Drck Allen Junror standout also put hrs name on the boards w1th a Suburban best IH the ZOO fre stvle and lowered the school trme rn 2057 D1ck IH the lUO tree knocked two seconds oft hrs brother s old mark wrth 55 3 The other Blue Duke record breaker was the 150 medley relay ot Tom WISSIHQ Dave Levm Dave Zenort and Don Ansfreld The combo traveled the d1stance rn l 24 O good enough for consrstent w1ns ln every dual meet and the Suburban and State The grand frnale of the season came 1n the The host team was predrcted to wrn top honors and for most of the meet rt seemed llkely to do However Whltefxsh Bay s defendrng champrons who were not to be denred made up a 19 pomt detrcrt rn the three trnal events to emerge vrctors and st1ll champlonsl Fo capta1n Fred Wrrght and teammate Den nrs Berk the Bay s top drvrng duo ranked one two tn every dual meet and added to therr 11st ot w1ns wrth top honors rn the Suburban and State From the srxteen boys who were named as varsrty letter wmners tour were prcked to the honorary All State team Letter wrnners were senrors Ansfleld Berk CAllStatel Bernhardt McLaughl1n Wrssmg CAll Statel Wrrght CAII Statel Zenoft Juntors Allen CAl1StateD Blood good Chrlstenson Emory Meyers Mrller Young sophomores lohn Levm 1: 2 , l . , 5 . , . , , , , , , , . 2 ' , ', , ' 5 , . , - e , ' , , , I , , . e . ' 1 , ' , ' , c ' , ' , N ' ' , , , , ' -- 1 -c -f - ' I A N ' I I 1 I 1 1 ' e ' 1 . , ' ' ' iY1ClUd-iflq two individual S1lb1lfbCIf1 CTICIYTIDS1 Suburban championships held at Waukesha. A ' ' ' ' so. , ' ' ' ' l Q ' ' 1 1 1 I I I I L I , J - ' ' . - 5 ' I 1 I l V 1 L ' ' ' ' 4 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 l -I 1 V , I , V ' - , I ' . I ' ' V I I V V ' I 93 A :Fi ' Z-'ii' ve f ar ' f PQI' O -'fly 8.QFPov f.ii: Q.. A A' uhggv, , .f.x, W, Q. in at -Q QA J i gui 3 . 5.133 Wa, 4,4 SPIKERS AND SWISHERS , R L ' . wi.: VOLLEYBALL-Row 3: Abendroth, Vfith, Pape, Feldt, Konrad, Mr. Riebolclt CCoachi. Row 2: Stong, .-Kaesby, Rosenbaum, Klingbiel, Perkorf, Fishman. Row l: Leonard, Norlach, Wiener, Horwitz, Roemer, VOLLEYBALL The best volleyball team in the Bay's history closed its season with a l8-9 record, good for a third in the Suburban. With setters Bill Wie- ner, Stu Horwitz, and Dave Roemer playing steadily and spikers Brian Pape, George Aben- droth, Dave Norlach, and lack Leonard piling up points, Coach Marsh Rieboldt's spirited team found only champion Waukesha and runner-up 'Tosa too stubborn to overcome. Horwitz broke the school record for assists and Pape and Norlach were high scorers. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A towering center, two hard driving tor- wards, and a pair of smooth working guards sparked the Gamuelapacks to nine straight victories and the undisputed championship of the junior-senior league. Second place honors were split between the Keys and the Ym- bargos. The freshman-sophomore league was completely dominated by the l'lalves who swept all eight of their contests. lim Treichel ot the Gamuelapacks and lack Leonard of the Misfits shared Iunior-Senior individual scor- ing honors With ll4 points apiece. lNTRAMURAL BASKE'l'EALL -- Row 2: Lieber: Treichel, Horwitz, Mr. Caulkett tAdv1serf. Row 1: ' viener Thomp- Co-sccring champ I. Leonard son, Gimbel. fc-scoring champ I. Treichel aj .A if 'W ' an 1 Q, x .A x xp , V A 1 Q W .s , of 4, fwww' . Q Y Linn-up I arvfawf' ,Q S, 31 ,J -5 R Y ' A 1 K , 4 . -sw,x . 4 . Q- 1- KY 1 15'- 'M ,,,,W,, M 54 SUBURBAN TRACK CHAMPIONS VARSITY TRACK Row 4 Stammberqer KMqrl Bloodaood IMgrJ A Pretzel KMQIJ Row 3 Luster Owens lohnston Ritchie Benz Frentzel Thompson l-lessler Meyers Wright Row 2 Mr Wanqerin CCoachJ KintL Wenqatz Gronauer Morse Foster Pack Sipowski Hobart Baldus Mr Caulkett1CoachJ Rowl Orr Miller Dorner Mueller Bach Wetzel 'Iourse H ,imke Robinson VARSITY TRACK Suburban Champions' Two school records broken' Undefeated in Suburban competition' These were the fine accomplishments of our 54 track team Led by co captain Buzz Humkes record pole vaultinq 12 feet 3V4 inches Terry Kamin breaking 440 relay Whitefish Bay aqam dom mated the Suburban track picture This year Coa h Chet Warqerm had as a backbone eiqht returning lettermen for his power packed squad Heading the list of vet erans were co captains hm Mueller and Iohn Bach who are to be credited for their outstand ina leadership lim was a top distance runner while Bachie spread his talents to broad letter winners included Ralph Benz Iohn Iohn ston Bruce Morse Dennis Nourse Bob Orr and Bill Post I V TRACK Row 4 lones Stexndorf lMqr7 Truss CMqrJ Fonrardy Leisenrinq lohnson Cline Bennett Rabbe Iohn Row 3 Stone Loucks Aiken Busch Hermsen I-lalloran T Miller Krueger Stocker Hennmqsen Row 2 Saari Os weiler Lund Noiirse McDermott Schuler Allen Wetzel buelster Muth Row l Gamme er Kupoinqer Roeder Ovitt udden Frank Norse B Miller Wheelock L I . . , l , l . I l I . I l I A I V I I sky's outstanding sprintinq, and a record- jumping, sprintinq, and middle distance. Other -l -, ! H5135 ff: is was ' amz. .ag -w 5 I SWINGERS AND SERVERS ...B 3 GULF Bow 5: G. Mrller, Gregg, Aaesby, Dann, Brcdson, Frazier, Heine Belzer, Sxhornmier, Staudt, Levine. Bow 4: Dlotkrn, Bice, Fisher, Roussy, Weil, Street, Klingbiel, Feldt, Frank Pape, Sirnrkrns. Bow 3: Hfrmrnerstein Curtis Strass- Eu,1rger,Berkoff Bocthrnan Goddard Berd,B1dnell Alt Dean Conrao. Bow 7: A: nfrah Heiis f:CTSS E Bender Blu rrienfeld B, Miller Bice lvhxscn, Grimm, Rosenbaum ONeill With.P1ow lx Ni-elf-' Adams Norm-Ei Tcylar 3?'f1CY'1I'1 Dantzler Berk Merssner, Mr, Gather iCcar'hl. G O L F T E N N I S Whitefish Bay's '54 golfers distinguished theme selves by upsetting favored Wauwatosa and thereby decisively winning the first Suburban golf championship in the school's history. This year Coach Arnold Gothers squad took full advantage of the vast experience and skill sup- plied by returning letter winners lohn Adams, Dennis Berk, Bob Dantzler, Dave Detienne, Dave Norlach, and Mike Taylor to complete a highly successful season. Especially outstand- ing were Taylor and Detienne, who played an important part in winning last years Suburban crown, and Bob Nicolet, a skillful newcomer tc the team. TENNIS How S: 'Neisfeldt lfvlQII.l fohnson Boesf-l Fatniythr-s Zwrtrer Bcrst Horstrneyer,McGi'1en, B rlyr Under the leadership of a new coach, Mr. Bob l-lumke, this year's tennis team overcame heavy graduation losses and a lack of exper- ience to chalk up a successful record. The '54 squad, coached by Mr. George Addie and sparked by Al Hentzen, compiled a 38-26 slate in dual competition and managed a third ir. the Suburban meet. Standouts of the '55 cani- paign were returning lettermen Bon Hultgren, Tom Hurvis, Charles Mulcahy and Bon Sokol. NQAK xr... Srirrsvfnssri l.i'i.uurgh1rn Penn'-r Eff-idun. Bow Q: B unnefr Portncz ttrrsr Eifrnstcn. Bow Q: Kohn, Mulcahy Hultrgren Gerber, Peterson llurvis, Schutte, Sokci, Mr. ldxzrnkf- tCeaQ'hD. sy 5 EQ M We F-3 w J -- 3. nu Q A Q is C7 ? . mi W' 'str +-my Q8 fi, Mi? GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G A Row 4 Narschauer Krueger Pmter lPresl ludy Marfn lSeC lreasl lulb Lelch Row 3 lane Martm M Serro CV1Ce Presl S hetter Grrffrth Barth S Serro Goldman Row 7 Ashford Rex ar: l-lurme Larsen Fassett Poop Berkcrf Pow l Frsk Porrh lvlerckel Schemfeld Balthazar Lrel rrnan S ,rl r GAA Nrqhfs spent rn the qyrn and on the playmq frelds brought thelr reward for G A A 1n1t1 ates Upon earnmq the frve hundred DOIHTS necessary for membershlp these qals became elrqrble to part1C1pa+e IH the many G A A ac l1V1l19S playclays the homecornmq slat lDOWl1I Q party and the spnnq DICDIC Credrt goes to Mrss Cralq for her dlrectron of the G A A ac+1v1l1es and to the members for therr part rn SUQQYVISIHQ after school sports BASEBALL Three consecullve years of senror softball supremacy presented a challenge to lean Vret and her sophomore leammates Wlth one eye on the ball and the other on the tltle these sluqqers set out to reheve the semors of thexr oveted crown Fast pltchrnq and sharp hrttma dxd +he tuck as the sophomores uosettmq the senlors walked off wllh the trtle BASEBALL Row 2 Goldman S Serro Prnier M Serra Howl Judy Martm lane Martm Porth K1lL A .al-... ln. FALL SPORTS Q FRESHMAN SOCCER Row 3 Penner Grcnoiuer Levine Fcxssett lone Vlcxrtm Row 2 Stonq Nor ton Winkler Dixon Row 1 Kraft Wheeler Meyer Dosch FRESHMAN SOCCER Soccer induqurdted the fall sports season tor the in commq freshmen Contrcxry to the populdr belief thot the newcomers are inex perienced these treshies proved they hdd cr lot on the bdll Tops in this group Wcxs the tedm ot Harriet Levine cmd Lyndcr Wheeler HOCKEY A combined Junior cmd senior tectm dfter disploylnq their dptness cmd CIq1l1lY in other school competition rnctrched on to CI West Mil wcrukee play dcry to further prove their ability dctinq cdptcnn the qols employed some ot their dnciest shots to outcldss their opponents dnd emerge the victors SENIOR HOCKEY Row 4 Bcrh Griflith Krueger Kc! zmcrrek Kilo Row 3 S Se-rio Ashford Goldman M Serio Row2 I-lennmqsen Bolthcxzor Pmter 'Woodford Fcssett Row l Schuler Berkoff Y l E - ff - . . . and prove it they did. With Beth Pinter os . ' ' L A ' I ' WINTER SPORTS VOLLEYBALL Row 3 Porth Saltro M Serxo Ashford Row 2 K1lh Goldman Row 1 Pmter Schemfelcl Vxfarschauer VOLLEYBALL Showmq the same sk1ll and pep that en abled them to capture last year s t1tle the sen 1ors once aqam Copped honors on the volley ball court Competmq w1th the v1s1t1nq teams ot Downer and East players cllmaxed the sea son w11h the annual volleyball play day BASKETBALL A sp1r1ted and fast movmq semor team shot 1ts way to v1ctory and the basketball champ 1onsh1p The qomq was not always easy how ever as captam Gwen Goldman and her team w11laqree for the sophomore caqers posed some keen competltlon DLXQKFTEF L 1' v 3 ll erto Pm er Coldman RCWZ Ash ra in S Serxo Row l Indy Mart r , . . . f - - - . I - - , . 1, H I - I - ,. h, -A l . H , , . I - 1 ,A . , .UA . . .. ... 7 ,o .' . J.. b , t , - .. . . .xo ,. ..,, . . . ,, , , .. . .. SPRING PROGRAM MCDERN DANCE Row 3 Bass Tudy Martm Grosh Karnmexer Weber Shultz Tanlcowskl Castleton Porth Gaulke K emmerlern Frsk Coker Mcln yre Bergenthal Ro v 2 Fr 2 Aoodtor I-'Jrfne Berkoft Tashkm Trurck Ba thazor P sner Balt Ovrtt Pyles Genspn Carl: Row 1 Rarttela S lat' otto S hem la Levrne G ther x m er Smaer Stonc Slner an S hos lc Forrestat MODERN DANCE Readln R1t1n and Rhythm That was the modern dance rnterpretatron ot a typrcal day ln the schedule ot any Bayrte Set to George Loqemanns muslc scenes from our Classrooms and after school actrvrtres dancrnq telephomna and tra lc drsplayed the dancers techmques mastered atter many nrahts ot hard practroe under Mrss Crarqs drrectlon WATER BALLET Thrs years water ballet proararn really made a bra splash Wlth the Bay Porporses Publrcrze tormed the theme as the Dolphrnet tes under Mrss Blanks qurdance presented therr versron ot a newspaper complete wrth Corrtrcs tashlon ads and sports Murder be Came a feature story when srx semor boys lent therr aauatrc talents to the show ATER BALLET Pow 4 rrclco Rothman lane lv artm Dose mter Nlahnkc S Serro ldennmatela Mueller Row 3 Coodman Lundsren Bartls VK1 e Schadm Kott Chesbrouah Jarsrra er Sclrueneman R F rman Row 2 l ster a rron T st r K R vw l ayer e C m ec asse f n -t 9. 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Sir I 2 196 11 '2 zwftbe ' f 111 ' Aiftj-,fi 1'c T I f Outdoor advertising IS one of America s great merchandising forces CREAM CITY OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY 4550 W Wlsconsln Mllwaukee Wlsconsm BAY SHORE SHOPPING CENTER THIET IEWELERS Diamonds Watches Gorham Towle Reed and Barton Wa lace ' Lunt Heirloom and International Sterling 513 E Snlver Sprung WOodruff 2 7764 Des Forges C0 BOOKS GREETING CARDS 427 E Wlsconsm BR 1 3061 edward s HAIRDRESSING SALUNS 7 NMI FRITZEL S BLDG MALONE BLDG E S g 2669 N 92 d St EDg S g 4 7811 ERI COMPLIMENTS W CONSUMERS WASTE PAPER CO 2 E SILVER SPRING DRIVE MILWAUKEE 17 WIS World famous for Barbecued Ribs and Steaks Port Washington Road and Silver Sprung WO 4 2070 08 . . . . , . . . , . I . . fu I 1 9 O O I A ' ' 0 . I . . . . .fumuf of tfye' Clm1z7sIu1le' CIM! 27 . iwaullee SY. 8Roadway 2-8855 , ' ' - 127 . ilver Sp.rin Dr. . n -rest ewood 2-2680 Prin - CHIS1 .HAIIIIINII IHC. of f 1 ff u O 32 . , . 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HARDWARE 627 E Henry Clay ED 2 2996 Always at your service Our greatest asset Your Good Wnll C BENZ 65 SONS SPORTING GOODS HOBBY SUPPLIES A G Spalding Dlsfrubutors 320 Silver Sprung WO 2 0911 o My Pl BAY MUSIC CENTER or RECORDS RADIOS SHEETMUSIC RECORDERS 318 E Silver Sprung Dr ED 2 4223 SCHLQIHHHE HFISTEI7 C0 ILWAUKEE WIS Two Stores to Serve your every Jewelry Need 24 24 lsconsm Ave E Snlver Sprrn COLONY SHOP Apparel and Shoes for Men and Boys Whutefish Bay Wauwatosa ' l The e n r i in Avenue lf w h I - 1' Bargain uri - ir s . . I ' I i '33 Q 1 , M , J hn and Be impfon invite you fo ihe N ' f 1 . J SINCE 1899 M . . E. w' ' . . 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Washes rinses and sanitizes in four minutes so easy so simple and absolutely safe nothing to get out of order no electricity no plumbing or other costly Installation light weight easy to store See the amazing ELLINGER DISHWASHER MODERN AGE CORP 2549 North Third Street Milwaukee 'I2 Wisconsin only S24 95 complete no extrczs to buy COMPLIMENTS OF VYMII. 1290 1 OODLAN ALKNOXVII DL PMI NTS I e b!1llV!'lll'ZC6 ourna 1nc bl Ie Luth-s W rig tt Alrport IT WAS AN HONOR and privilege to provide The TOWER with the finest photography available In Greater Milwaukee K'-u.L.'r, 5 L Y K K xkk '3Q lx k sk XX -xQ gh'-LQ kkdiilxb X 6 6 ks, I J VX the PLATZ studios pl'ulh5Lh.,gQtenkunst pres four locations WO 4 0700 and it will be an honor and privilege to create PLATZ Studios Photographs for all Whitefish Bay men and women as they go through life 1 16 I I V I I 1 f , . at '1 44 , -A 1 -. - .. ., AT - 1 3 - : - . tl T11 . 'c I I I . I . . 1 C ' I 'I -1 .qi 1 . 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