Whitefish Bay High School - Tower Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1959
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MSL P cgi his api? fxefizw, vwvel s for gf,u,MdItf1'12ATf-Gapaaj Uwe 1241, 1 U65 N wt 0 sc. kewl :wee www, 5 QMQ 6T.fw5tLse, MMx iwliowo mow Q ty 5 ilbcefuiwc' bl-Klum t K 4 ec ,A i fybbvvvvvvil' WJ O-QQ l Qifv'CQa. Lobo-'-:JZ-digld-Q-GLQ ceo 'lfivflkfibk im'Lla NQlhli-LTAQX iZ1Gt-cuw N T .nf Lfvxita 5 i ll ' Ex 'Q gi S9 sd gg, J N. Qs NJ X, 33 ,3 ... 5 xx ,ry 0 3 'v xx J RN is x xx' ,X 'K '- .. ,yy gg . 'J l v. 'J xp if .s , N xl sl 11 X if it .N YN, Q . vi, -J A f N L s ty ff jf if XTKY9 Na it We dedicate the 1959 Tower to Mr. Edgar Dauplaise, devoted instructor who taught chemistry and headed Photography Club at Whitensh Bay High School for ' 'h ' . His sixteen years. He was a jovial man filled with a profound fait in everyone keen sense of humor and optimistic outlook on life made him an inspiring friend to faculty and student body alike. We remember him, reminiscing about his French- Canadian ancestors, his lighthearted boyhood, and his contented summers in the North woods. This was a man who carried his deep religious principles into his way of life, which was characterized by intellectual honesty and integrity. The strong thread of ' ' ' h f b ' of Whitehsh Bay his life and teachings has been permanently woven into t e a ric High School life. X gl-IIE all-Ig ei: lil :le V2.1 P' 6 H'7'EFlSH B ? The official Whitehsh Bay High School Shield was created by artists jane Rosing '61 and jim Sverdlin 760, first place winners of the all-school emblem contest. The woman of wisdom and the man of strength turn the wheels of progress. In the Tower of Whitehsh Bay, keen minds and strong bodies are being developed in the daily program of classes, sports, socials, and activities. Thus, we are being prepared to take our place in the world fulfilling an en- entiched life and building towards at great future. II 1 9 i :ff I I A Sf I If if it f- if , 16' YJ FACULTY Page 5 STUDENTS Page 17 SOCIAL Page 61 ACTIVITIES Page 71 SPORTS Page 95 ,JZW-M ff 7-fQ',A,,5 ,, 7,Q1,0Zf7nA,n1 Kjnffj flffc' ,,fb4,tLP,A.!,K,j My MW ,Zv-J Q, 4M 13662, ' l:x Wx' ' Zflgw' fi' ofGf74df'fQf' up Qf1 9'f,4CcAz VMMJJZ vfvqm J A k 55 mg W1 , Q 55? gg' LMAZTWAW ix x -1 wg - 54 , x --yi T8 N f E fi! xg 2 3 Qi Q 5 M Qlasmmvfw Miwiii Edward J. Zeiler, Ph. B., M. A. J. Harold Rose, Ph. B., Ph. M. Superintendent of Whitefish Bay Schools Principal of Whitehsh Bay High School Willard G. Rudiger B. E., M. A. Director of Guidance Dean of Boys Student Council , 1 ' 2 1- r 4 ' A Mary Helen Keating B. A., M. A. Dean of Girls Director of Instructional Tower Club ,l,,.'V. 1 -.X To the administration and faculty: Fifteen or twenty years from now, when we look back on our high school days, just how much will we remember? There will probably be memories of friends, good times, disappointments, hard work, and all the things that made up these important years of our lives. Ever present in our high school memories will be you, the faculty. We will never forget your Willingness to help, to guide, and to lead us. We will forever remember how you shared our hopes and dreams, helping us to prepare our- selves for the future, the reali- zation of our expectations. fr., M, ima William J. Fenelon B. s., M. A. Diligently Mrs. Dingman tries to keep the wires untangled. Services, H Whitefish Bay Schools 6 F ,W Edward C Morefield, B. Ed., M. A. Busrness Manager G. Arnold Gother B. E., M. E. Boys' Counselor Mathematics Dorothy Veum B. A., M. E. Gir1s'Counse1org English Froshmore Aids to the administration -I 2 Kathleen 5, Shank Florence Cashman Florence Schramm Lois M. Dallmann Secretary to Mr. Rose Secretary to Superintendent Bookkeeper Secretary, of Schools High School Office Elizabeth G. Holland Secretary to Switchboard Operator Mr. Morefleld Edith J. Dingman R f -r.Et V- 15. S Mary D. O'Hearn R. N., B. S. Supervising Nurse of Health Dept. km Edna Backus Genevieve Krueger Cafeteria Supervisor Secretary to Recreation Director Lucille Lehmann Secretary, Health Dept. Z .wr-K. ,iw ., 4 + l gh ,xi in My J. wie. ' ' 7 25rf',gs'2-5.5.5. r ' Q31 J: , 1 Georgia E. Anderson Business Office june Jensen B. S., M. A. Remedial Reading Clean up time in Cafeteria' The first to come, the last to leave our hallowed 8 halls. Propounders of past and present 2 ' :' P, A . . -2 N' A . ' . Qc 5 . ew iv rr welt A S.:iff1fa-lf' . ' A I ' 41 2 ssssss is ' Philip E. Brewer Robert M. Thompson Adelbert E. Rietz N01-bert C, Studelska B. E., Ph. M. B. S., Ph. M. B. E., M. E. BA S. Head of School Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Studies Dept. Debate Audio Visual Dept. Wrestling ,Wt g X : it if 5 ftlgggw ' 55 - S' ir- . 'K 1 Q 2 a V: - ' gm, ,si K W: vi . . V1959 rsarmnav 1559 i1 2 3 4 5 6 1 58 91011121314 15161718192021 22 23 24 25 2.6 2? 28 Mr. Brewer fondly gazes at his calendar girl. sfl .. - Ii i Marshall A. Rieboldt B.S., M. E. Social Studies Head Football and Volleyball Coach 3 in gd ,. 35 FPVJ situ The long ago and fat away are Mr. Studelskafs realm. Alice Haussman John P- Jones B. A., M. A. B. A., A- M- Sggial Studies Social Studiesg English Yearbook Advisor 9 4771? Mary Ann Rohan B. S. English Senior Advisor Profs of Pazrticqdes, Pushkin, Y Q2 i1-' ffiw X .. .tv gc Diane Schaefer Lorraine Dangle B. S. B. A., M. A. Englishg Journalism English Tower Times ,rg Q A 5 2 22 Lois Ramstack B. A., M. A. Head of English and Speech Dept. Forensics Assembly Programs Caught in the act, Krasno :mtl Miss Ryerson enter tain a club meeting. Tell me another, Miss Ford, demands Miss Schaefer. 10 Eleanor H. Post A. B. English Froshmore i if X Y julia Rose English Dramatics and podium technique Mrs. Ramstack explains the voting bal lots for Forensics. Really kicking up their heels are Mr. Byers and Miss Rohan. .Q ww'-,,'k. - Clara Czarkowski B. S. English Sophomore Advisor Q: 1 -0' -.Q--' joel F. Nagle Elleaner Ryerson Virginia R. Wig Ph. B., M. Ed. B, A., M. A. B, A, English Librarian Library Assistant j.V. Basketball Library Club 11 Translators of troublesome torrgzles Elsa Morell B. A,, M. A. Frenchg Spanish Future Teachers of America Kenneth E. Nylund B. S., M. A. Germang Spanish Ruby Hardiman B. S., M. A. Latin German Club Latin Clubg Tower Club Our continental trio, Mr. Nylund, Miss Hardiman, and Miss TIOIIICI. Lorraine E. Radke B. A. Spanish Spanish Club Miss Raclke is taking time out for refreshments Lillian Trottier B. A., M. A. French French Club 12 Relators of sciem'e's secrets Alvin H. Anderson Emma L- Force B. A., M. Ed. B. A-, M. A. Head of Science Dept. Biology Physicsg Electronics Hematology Club Electronics Club Deeply engrossed in her work Club members is Miss Force. with Hemotology Acid or base? Only Mr. Paschen knows. James Paschen Herbert A. Jackson William Ahr6f1S B. S. B. S., B. S. B. S. Chemistry Chemistry I Biology Chemistry Club B10l0gY Club 13 Paul Humke B. E., M. S. Mathematics Ray G. Jansen B. E., M. A. Industrial Arts Golf l at ' , ifzflf' 3 , Morgan Byers B. S., M. S. Mathematics Swimming Harold Hiken B. S., M. S. Science Mathematics Senior Advisor Expounclers of equations and exponents l if M i yi S K K . i , Y! r if if . ax if f 1' Q1 L . Q :'..3..E5 P5551- i 1 efw:'., Robert W. Humke Mathematics Tennis Q 1- ' I .' 3. 'You quickly realize that this is Mr. Humke helping Betty Bails . How 'bout some good ole mountain dew Mr. Hiken and Mr. Byers? l Howard W. Anderson B. S. Mathematics . . M b , A. b , M. W , Assistant Track Coach 155 Jaco Son Jaw SCH Gods K- Meyer. 14 Pronrbters of physical jqmess t Q' lQ F In ti. C. A, Wangerin Richard L. Cooper Clare Jury Clapsaddle M.A. B. S., M. S. B. S., M. S. Athletic Department Director of Recreation Assistant Director of Lettetmatfs Club and Adult Education Recreation and Adult Education Triumphant coach and team. R. Shapiro, B. Stienmetz, M. Tierney, and J. Stone carry Coach Kuehl off the court. VIH -Q-. 'Q i ..,...,it - 1- i Qld iq . .. Nfl. -. Clarence A. Kuehl B. S., M. A. Varsity Basketball Evangeline Clough B. S. Physical Education Cheerleadersg Water Ballet Tumbling Club Dorothy A. Olson Secretary, Athletic Dept. 4 . . 5 571. . .-Rf . ' ef 'V lf lil- wt ty if X J. O. Hirst Anita Jacobson Robert B. Parsons William H- C1055 B. A. B. S. B. S. B-S., M-E. Driver Education G. A. A., Modern Dance Physical Education PhY51Ca1 Edufaflofl J.V. Football, Asst. Track Tumbling Club Football, Intramurals Head Tf21Ck C0aCh Sophomore Advisor Freshmen Advisor ASSE- Football C0aCh 15 Interpreters of the arts t . x Q kir' . 1 : L'7 ' A A Edward E. Ruffolo B. M., M.M. Kenneth W. Beall B. S., M.M. Head of Music Dept. OfChCSff9- Vocal Music Symphonette Frank B. Liebel B. E., M. E. Head of Industrial Arts Dept. Mathematics B. E., M. A. Business Staff Mary C. Swarthout Head of Commercial De t Edward Kundmann B. E., M. A. Band Majorettes Rita Ford B. S. Home Economics p . Tower Times Home Economics Club junior Advisor Dale H. Aleckson B. S. Commercial Geography Ervin E. Nowicki B. S., M. S. Head of Art Dept. Art Club junior Advisor Mr. Nowicki proves he's a virtuoso of the arts. , . , .YW Can this be true love wonder Miss Trottier and Mr, Aleck- SOD. . f E af- s 6 .- at Double space and check your margmsf' instructs Miss Swarthout. T fb-X . sv ST JTS UDEN W 17 The Class of 1959 David Apfelberg Dave Noted for playing the field . . . One of Morg's graceful divers . . . Clever but sometimes censorable Wit. Chemistry Club 33 French Club 3-43 Lettermen's Club 43 Track 2-33 Swimming 2-4. Marcia Baldigo Sally Skillfully conceals intelligence . . . Flippant Hutist has added spice to Bay musical groups ...A A lways on the go. Band 1-43 Chemistry Club 43 Debate 23 Froshmore Club 1-23 Orchestra 2-43 Pep Club 23 Rifle Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Symphonette 3-43 Tower Club 3-4. Katherine Baldus Katie P'oss,ess.or of alpetite ligure . . . Thank heavens for little girls like Katie . . . Alert, reliable. Choir lg Froshmore Club 1-23 F.T.A. 43 Library Club 3-43 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1. Ellen Bautz E Don't ever tell Ellen that Latin is a dead language . . . Hardworking puella corresponded to learn Cicero. Audio-visual Club 13 Chemistry Club 33 Choir 1-23 Froshmore Club 1-23 F.T.A. 33 Latin Club 3-4, Pres. 43 Library Club 1-33 Tower Club 33 Girls' Sports 3. Linda Abraham Lindita Our Miss Lindita, the Spanish Senorita . . . Epitomy of exuberance . . . Bay's Busy Beaver. Tower Timer 2-43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Hematology 33 Hostess Club 33 Library Club 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Spanish Club 2-4, Sec. 43 Stage Crew 23 Student Council 43 Tower Club 3-43 Tumbling 3. Carla Albert Philosophical mind lends itself to her imaginative and ex- pressive writing . . . Energetic stage designer behind the scenes . . . Constantly in motion. Chemistry Club 3-43 French Club 33 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 43 Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 33 Tumbling 3. Arthur Anderson 3 Artie Persevering, esteemed . . . Picks up spare cash at a custard stand . . . An ardent movie fan. Rifle Club 3. Carol Anderson Readily assimilated herself to Bay life .... A day dreamer . . . Voted Senior Class Homecoming attendant. Entered 43 Spanish Club 43 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 4. Gloria Anderson Glor Party girl . . . Four years on Youth Council . . . Con- tributed to felicitous Bay activities. Band 13 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 43 Pep Club 1-23 Youth Council 1-43 Intramural Bowling 43 Girls' Sports 1-4. James Ansfield Ans Ye old professor smiles his way to the hearts of all . . . Paragon of all the virtues of a fine doctor. Tower 43 Chemistry Club 33 French Club 43 Forensics 3-43 Latin Club 33 Letrermen's Club 43 Library Club 3-43 Volleyball Manager 1-4. Susan Bender Sue Always topped with the latest hair styles . . . Voted our class's coolest chick. Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Spanish Club 13 Bowling Club 43 Girls' Sports 1-2. Ruth Berkoff Ruthie Vivacious, delightful, sociable being . . . Copped two A's at state forensics . . . Efficient leader . . . Dramatic combination of creamy skin and wavy hair. Tower 3-4, Tower Timer 2-3, Chemistry Club 33 French Club 3-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 43 Froshmore 1-23 Forensics 2-43 Future Nurses 33 Library Club 2-33 National Honor Society 33 Pep Club 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Tower Club 3-43 Youth Council 43 Girls' Sports 1-43 Class Sec.-Treas. 13 Mortar Board Award. Judy Beverley Bev Squeaked the student council minutes . . . Excitable, wound- up . . . Designed our yearbook from cover to covern. Tower 43 Art Club 1-23 Froshmore 1-23 Hostess Club 43 Modern Dance 2-33 Pep Club 23 Student Council 43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-3, Secretary 4. Robert Bloch Bob Smashing drives on the tennis court ..., A ggressive drive as Tower business manager .... A friend in deed. Tower 43 Audio-visual Club 13 Chemistry Club 33 Lettermen's Club 43 Library Club 2-33 Freshman football manager3 Tennis l-43 Volleyball 2-4. Donald Bloedel Don Smooth form strikes it rich in intramural bowling . . , Says lf at Hrst you don't succeed-quit. Chemistry Club 33 Photography Club 33 Rifle Club 33 Bowling 3-4. Fred Bolliger Lou Our industrious Senior Class President . . . Proved his musical genius as official victory bell ringer. Band 13 Choir 23 Student Council 43 Youth Council 1-43 Football 13 Track 1-43 Class Pres. 4. The Class of 1959 Brigitte Bost B.B. Our favorite mademoiselle . . . Femininity, joi de vivre . . . Full of the sparkle her country is famous for. French Club 43 Student Council 43 Tower Club 43 Youth Council 43 Girls' Sports 4. Michael Brunner Mike Gives spare time to his hobby of raising animals . . . A force to contend with on the wrestling team. Choir 1-43 Intramural Basketball 13 Wrestling 4. Barbara Buech Punky Intrigued by naval lore . . . Quizzical, punchy Punky . . . Keeps everyone awake . . . Forever experimenting with modern dance. Art Club 33 Band 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 43 Hematology 33 Modern Dance 1-43 Orchestra 3-43 Pep Band 23 Rifle Club 1-4, Sec. 2. Virginia Burgemeister Ginni Diminutive Dagmar cavorts like her beautiful kitten, Elizabeth . . . A blond bombshell, naturally. Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Home Ec. Club 33 Senior Class Play 43 Trampoline Club 2-43 Water Ballet 2-43 Bowling 3-4. Kathleen Burns Kathy VVinsome brown eyes has our sweet Kathy-o . . . Per- severing food chairman . . . Gentle and thoughtful, she foresees a future as a grade school teacher. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 33 F.T.A. 43 Library Club 13 Modern Dance 2-43 Pep Club 2g Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Ann Catalano Caroled in countless choirs . . . Lived it up on scholarship at Madison music clinic. Choir 1-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Home Ec. Club l-23 Octet 2-33 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 1-2, 4. Robert Chiger Chig's Aspires to enter interior decorating field . . . Dependable friend . . . Comes through at the last minute. Art Club 43 German Club 1-33 Lettermen's Club 43 Pep Club 23 Football Manager 2-33 Volleyball Man- ager 1-3. Thomas Christenson Chris In the water, a glib finman . . . On land, a great com- bination of humor and friendliness. Cross Country 13 Football 23 Swimming 1-4. The Class of 1959 Webster Christman Web Activity-minded, yet knows how to pull a good grade . . . Made sure that Bus with Us got us to games by half- time . . . Gallant, benevolent. Tower Time: 43 French Club 2-33 Forensics l-43 Letter- men's Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Library Club 2-33 Na- tional Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 33 Orchestra 1-43 Quill and Scroll 33 Symphonette 43 Youth Council 43 Cross Country 2-43 Track 1-4. Betty Clinton Bean High-stepping majorette leading the Homecoming parade . . . Fast-moving mermaid, winning stacks of medals. Choir 1-23 Froshmore 1-23 Hematology 33 Majorettes 1-4, Sec, 2, Treas. 33 Octet 2-33 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 3. Bonni Coker VVell-balanced bouncer on the trampoline .... A bstract painter at the easel. Art Club 13 Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Trampoline Club 31 Girls' Sports 1-2. Barbara Cook Cookie Has a personality perfectly suited for her duties as Wel- come Club President . . . Famed for her sewing supremacy. F.T.A. 43 Hostess Club 43 Senior Choir 3-43 Tower Club 3-4, Welcome Club Pres. 43 Entered 3. Sterling Davis Efficient operator behind a projector as well as a baritone horn . . . Sterling performance as a high jumper. Audio-visual Club 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Letter- men's Club 43 Orchestra 1-43 Pep Band 2-33 Basket- ball lg Track 2-4. Ross Dean Dad Expedient service as Student Council president . . . Unique supply of dusty jokes . . . Our Mr. T.D. Choir 13 I.ettermen's Club 3-43 Student Council 3-4, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Youth Council 43 Suburban Student Council 43 Basketball l-43 Football 1-43 Track 1-4. The Class qf 1959 Kathryn Dornbrook Kay Decisively individualistic . . . Seeks truth and literary significance as debater and Yearbook writer . . . Une petite jeune lille with a twinkling pony tail. Tower 3-43 Debate 43 French Club 43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Forensics 43 Home Ec. Club 23 Library Club 1-4, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Pep Club 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Tower Club 3-43 Betty Crocker Award. james Dresen Dres Escapes to the Apostle Islands for hunting with his re- triever, Sandy . . . Sharp dresser . . . Night Owl. Entered 23 Football 2-43 Tennis 2-4. Alice Durr Al Digs Dixieland like wow, man . . . One of Mr. Beall's carefree choristers. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 43 Library Club 2-43 Stage Crew 23 Bowling 4. William Eckenrod Willy Reads up on his all-consuming interest-sports cars . . . Fearless at football . . . A bit of a prankster. Pep Club 23 Football 2-43 Basketball Manager 2-33 Erick 23 Intramural Basketball 13 Intramural Volley- a 3. Lynn Ehlenbeck Po-Po Drive and ambition created this star athlete . . . Claims to be a confirmed bachelor . . . Liked by everyone. Lettermen's Club 4g Basketball 43 Football 43 Track 3-43 Volleyball 3. Kay Ehrensberger Tremendous sense of humor . . . Handy helper behind the scenes . . . Fits the specifications for a perfect model . . . Car above par. Audio-visual Club 13 Froshmore 1-23 Hostess Club 43 Library Club 2-43 Majorettes 33 Stage Crew 1, 3-4: Trampoline Club 3. David Delahunt Delly Enthusiastic party goer . . . Excels in speed skating . . . Enjoys a carefree life. Choir 13 Football 1-33 Intramural Basketball 13 Track 43 Swimming 23 Speed Skating 1-4. James Deshur Desh Our bellowing, thundering Uncle Chris . . . Quite to the contrary, his off-stage personality is peaceable and affable. Audio-visual Club 1-23 Chemistry Club 33 Senior Class Playg Stage Crew 3-43 Tennis 1-4. William Detienne Bill Powerful drives and accurate putts make for a tremendous golfer . . . Responsible for Homecoming week's success. German Club 33 Lettermen's Club 2-43 Library Club 2-4, Treas. 43 Student Council 4g Golf 1-43 Intramural Sports 1-4. Bernardine Dohrn Bern Scribbles out literary supplement for the 'ILT ,... Singled out for Badger Girls' State .... -X trace of the exotic. Tower Timer 43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Modern Dance 2-4, Treas. 33 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Tumbling 33 Youth Council 43 Girls' Sports 2-4. ., .... The Class of 1959 David Falcon Dave Breezes through math and science puzzles . . . walk- ing manual of car mechanics . . . Skin dives for enjoyment. Chemistry Club 33 German Club 33 Rifle Club 1. jane Farrell Sweet Stuff theme is perfect for Janie ...l A quatic sprite . . . Mischief itself! Choir 13 Froshmore l-23 Spanish Club 33 Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 2-33 Girls' Sports 1-4. Kathleen Fellman Kathy Hard worker behind the scenes for the A.F.S. play and class Homecoming activities . . . Shy smile. Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Library Club 43 Tower Club 3-4. Sally jo Fischer Turned sleuth unearthing costumes for class play . . . Modeled poise and personality as well as fashions for Froshmore. Choir lg Froshmore Club l-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Library Club 1-4, Vice-Pres. 33 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-4. Leslie Flint Les Energy and animation packed in capsule form . . . Buoyant nature expressed in her interpretive dancing. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 43 German Club 1-33 Hostess Club 3-43 Library 1, 3-43 Modern Dance 1-43 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Barbara Foley Flip Flip's friendliness brought her honor as Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer . . . Suburban swimming meet attend- ant her freshman year. Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Home Ec. Club 33 Library Club l-23 Pep Club 23 Class Sec.-Treasr. 23 Girls' Sports 1-3. Susan Forrestal Sue A lovable little pixie . . . Enthroned before a Persian gong to be our sovereign on that One in a Thousand Nightsfl Art Club 43 Froshmore l-23 G.A.A. 43 Modern Dance 1-3, Sec. 33 Pep Club 23 Trampoline Club 33 Youth Council 43 Girls' Sports 1-3. Marilyn Fox Quiet, obliging, and fun to know . . . Never will forget those wonderful New York memories . . . Tower Club Coketail collaborator. Tower Timer 23 Art Club 43 Choir 13 'Froshmore l-23 F.T.A. 43 Hostess Club 3-43 Library Club 1, 3-43 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 23 Tower Club 3-4. Katherine Freeman Mounted the Tower 'Times masthead to catch copy errors . . . A harmonious note in orchestra . . . Shared her senior year with exchange student. Tower Timer 43 French Club 3-4, Pres. 43 Froshmore l-23 Hostess Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Library Club 13 Orchestra 1-4, Sec. 23 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 23 Symphonette 3-43 Tower Club 3-43 Bowling 2-3. Steve French All-Suburban gridder . . . So-VVhat's up tonight? . . . Aspires to racing sport cars . . . A cool man anywhere. 1 Lettermen's Club 1-2, 4g Pep Club 23 Youth Council 1-33 Football 1-43 Swimming l-23 Track l-43 Intra- mural Volleyball 2-4. 22 Harriet Fyffe Frisby VVithout parallel on the parallel bars . . . Always popular, never punctual . . . A merry mathematical mind. Apparatus 43 Chemistry Club 43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 G.A.A. 43 Hostess Club 43 Modern Dance 2-43 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Richard Galineau Dick Honored as football captain for '58 Homecoming game . . . No odds too great to keep Dick down for long. Basketball 1-23 Football 1-43 Golf 1-43 Intramural Basketball 4. jacquelyn Gallup jackie Compatible personality that fits in sports, activities, and any gathering of friends . . . Bowls them over. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Pep Club 23 Bowling 3-43 Girls' Sports 1, 4. Bruce Gamber Splashed up a sizable wake as a fine backstroker on the Blue Duke swimming team . . . Zealous in his churchls activities. . Entered 33 Tennis 33 Swimming 3-4. The Class of 1959 Margaret Garey Margie A lovely senorita who has both a perennial pleasantness and a co-operative attitude . . . Quite the cock-eyed optomistf' Chemistry Club 43 Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 43 F.T.A. 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Home Ec. Club 33 Hostess Club 43 Library Club 3-43 Spanish Club 43 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 4. Susan Gilford Giif We'll remember her as Mama,-philosophical, warm, un- derstanding . . . As Lady MacBeth,-somnambulistic Lady . . . As just herself,-considerate, gracious. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Library Club 2-4, Sec. 43 Senior Class Playg Spanish Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-4. Lawrence Gilroy Gil Unique sense of humor . . . Man behind bars--of the bookstore that is! . . . Energetic class engineer. Chemistry Club 33 Lettermen's Club 43 Spanish Club 23 Track 4, Manager 1-33 Wrestling 4. B. Nigel Gilson Nige Made time in cross country . . . A love for the wild and the outdoors . . . Humor with a British accent . . . Simply wonderful, Mr. Woiiderfiil. Student Council 43 Youth Council 43 Cross Country 4. Ronald Glaessner Ron Don Juan has nothing on Ron . . . Plays a crafty down- beat on the drums . . . Secret desire-a year's supply of gum. Spanish 13 Football 13 Track 1-23 Intramural Basket- ball 1-2. joan Glasspiegel joanie Senior Class's most athletic girl . . .Spontaneous smile and peppy nature have cheered our teams on to victory. Cheerleaders 1-2, 43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurs-es 43 G.A.A. 3-43 Hostess Club 3-43 Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 33 Water Ballet 1-4, Pres. 43 Girls' Sports 1-4. jeredythe Glisch jae Apt Youth Council secretary . . . Inimitable walk Accommodating, natural . . . A favorite Bay gal. Choir 15 Froshmore Club 1-2, Vice-Pres. 25 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 25 Senior Class Play5 Tower Club 3-45 Youth Council 3-4, Sec. 45 Girls' Sports 1-4. Wayne Goetz Goatz Always has an angle when it comes to fishing . . . En- dowed with a smile that's sunny, he uses it often. Cross Country 25 Football 35 Swimming 25 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Intramural Volleyball 2-3. Barbara Gondi Barbie Likeable gal with an affinity for song . . . Fore Beware of this eager golfer. Choir 1-4. Martin Goodman Marti Happy-go-lucky . . . Continental cha-cha-chaer . . . Golf- ing and bowling ace . . . A good man. Audio-visual Club 1-25 Chemistry Club 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Library Club 1-45 Pep Club 25 Rifle Club 3-45 Spanish Club 2-45 Tumbling 35 Golf 2-45 Tennis 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 45 Intramural Volleyball 2-4. The Class of 1959 Sandra Gother Sandy VVho woultln't envy that flaming red hair? . . . Dished out desserts as canteen worker. Choir 1-25 Froshmore 1-25 Home Ec. Club 45 Library Club 3-45 Pep Club 25 Stage Crew 45 Tower Club 3-4. Ralph Gould Spider Prefers to take things as they come . . . A gritty gridder under coaches Geske and Rieboldt. Basketball 1-25 Football 1-25 Track 1-25 Intramural Basketball 3-4. Alan Grant AI Drives that futuristic 1939 Buick . . . Champion loud sneezer . . . Menace with the tennis racket. Chemistry Club 35 Rifle Club 25 Stage Crew 35 Cross Country 35 Tennis 25 Track 35 Swimming 33 Intra- mural Basketball 4. jane Grodin G.A.A. president is at the top of the field in athletics . . . Applied this excellence as Tower Girls' Sports Editor . . . Genuine, animated. Tower 45 Choir lg Froshmore l-2, Treas. 25 G.A.A. 3-4, Pres. 45 Hostes-s Club 3-45 Pep Club 25 Tower Club 35 Trampoline Club 35 Youth Council 45 Girls' Sports. Mary Grosskopf Pots Considering career as beautician . . . Choir and crew member . . . Cooking and sewing are right up her alley. Choir 1, 35 Froshmore 1-25 Stage Crew 45 Bowling Club 4. Gwen Gulbrandsen Flashed smile and baton, twirling at games, concerts . . . Easy-going, agreeable, except in that part of Aunt Sigritl, of course. Choir 1-45 Future Nurses 3-4, Sec. 45 Home Ec. Club 15 Hostess Club 3-45 Majorettes 2-45 Senior Class Playg Spanish Club 35 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports. The Class of 1959 Joanne Harding A graceful modern dancer . . . Her blond glowing halo blends in with her reserved fun-loving personality. Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 33 F.T.A. 33 Modern Dance 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Pep Club 23 Span- ish Club 23 Tower Club 3-4. Jacqueline Harrigan Jackie A favorite with the small children she joys in taking care of . . . Photogenic, chatty, gracious. Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 3-43 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-4. Ellen Harrison E1 Unconventional, inquisitive . . . Spending her senior year in Deutschland . . . Injects quality of jollity. Tower Timex 23 Art Club 1-3, Pres. 33 Band lg Frosh- more 1-23 German Club 1-23 Library Club 1-3, Sec. 33 Stage Crew 2. Joyce Harrop Utilized her art to head committees publicizing prom and class play . . . Rare giggle . . . Exuded allure satirizing Marilyn Monroe for speech assembly. Art Club 2-43 French Club 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Rifle Club 4. Thomas Hayes Tom Born lawyer and garrulous arguer . . . Humorous sarcasm . . . Towering defensive end. Chemistry Club 33 Choir 13 Football 43 Basketball 1-33 Track 2, 43 Golf 4. Paul Heine Heinders Kept the class alive with his endless quips . . . Made sure a certain faculty didn't loaf. . . Hip-hip-hurrahl Cross Country 2-43 Track 1-43 Swimming 2-43 Intra- mural Basketball 4. Philip Guzelian Flip Play the game are his words to the wise . . . An essen- tial element in any chemistry lab . . . Deliberate and questioning mind. Audio-visual Club 13 Chemistry Club 3-43 Electronics Club 43 Library Club 23 Intramural Volleyball 3. Nancy Hall Mouse Sunny switchboard operator answering calls in the office . . . Capable Library Club officer decorating and planning for functions. Art Club l-23 Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Home Ec. Club 1-23 Library Club 1-4, Sec. 33 Girls' Sports 1. Mary Hansen Bounding bundle of giggles and mirth . . . Serious aspect disclosed in role of Uncle Chris's wife. Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 33 German Club 2-33 Library Club 3-43 Pep Band 23 Senior Class Play3 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 2. Barbara Hansher Barby General Chairman of the fantabulous Junior Prom . . . Her clever characterizations captured State Forensic Award . . . VVide-eyed innocence CFD Tower Timex 1, 43 French Club 33 Froshmore 1-23 For- ensics 1-33 Hostess Club 3-43 Library Club 1-33 Orches- tra 1-4, Pres. 43 Quill and Scroll 33 Symphonette 3-43 Tower Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Girls' Sports 3. The Class of 1959 1 . Greyam Ingersoll Grey Seriousness of purpose . . . Renowned for his antique auto . . . Fondness for music attracts him toward piano technology. Chemistry Club 33 Choir 43 Library Club 3-4. Timothy Johns Tim Dumb like a fox . . . Keep it cool . . . A live wire . . . Smo-o-oth. Golf 1-2. Gwendolyn jones Gwen Alley cat -bowling that is! . . . A well-co-ordinated and spirited athlete. Choir 1-43 Froshmore l-23 Future Nurses 43 Pep Club 23 Bowling Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. David juergens Juergie Livens up any situation . . . Has that knack for slocial activities . . . A hard worker in many of the class's projects. Chemistry Club 33 Youth Council 43 Tennis 2, 43 Swimming 2, 43 Intramural Basketball 3. Edith High Edie First choice to till the folds of the blue velvet Homecoming cape . . . Concentrated energy in four years of sports. Band 13 Chemistry Club 43 Cheerleaders 23 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 G.A.A. 3-4, Sec-Treas. 43 Hostess Club 3-43 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Youth Council 3-43 Water Ballet 1-43 Sports 1-4. Terry Holland Terry Laughable guy, our classroom jester . . . Addicted' to living dangerously . . . Sure and begorra, a true Irishman. Howard Honaker Howie Spends 5175 of his time working over his car, 4919 mak- ing the rounds, and the rest of the time studying . . . A good mind for mechanics. Football 13 Golf 1-2, 43 Rifle Club I-23 Intramural Volleyball 2-3. Bruce Humke Reigned over our prom . . . Mr. Friendly himself could win any school spirit award . . . Proficient mayor. Band I-23 Pep Band 1-ZQ Student Council 3-43 Youth Council, 1-4, Mayor 43 Basketball 13 Football 1-43 Tennis 2-43 Track 13 Intramural Basketball 2-33 Class Pres. 3. Lawrence Hurwitz Tiger Don't panic philosophy inspires confidence . . . King on the water skis . . . Stopped the show in Our Town as the profound professor. Chemistry Club 43 Forensics 3-43 Library Club 1. Dale Husting One of our cheeriest cheerleaders, she kept us right behind our team . . . Magnetic personality .... f X figure really neat. Cheerleaders 2, 43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 G.A.A. 2-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Home Ec. Club 33 Hostess Club 3-43 Modern Dance 1-43 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 3-43 Bowling Club 33 Girls' Sports 1-4. Don Kaminsky Kam Plays it shrewd . . , Never without a philosophy . . . Will always make a success-somehow. Chemistry Club 35 Pep Club 1-25 Student Council 39 Football l-35 Track 1-25 Swimming 15 Volleyball 3-4. Carol Karger Derives pleasure from library work and choir singing . . Tranquil, composed. Choir 1-45 Froshmore 1-25 Future Nurses 3-45 Library Club 2-4. John Karon XYonclerful XYizartl . . . Covered ground in Cross Country . . . Patient, idealistic, serious. Band 1-45 Chemistry Club 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Band 1-45 Cross Country 3-45 Track 3-45 Wrestling 45 Intramural Basketball 3. David Katz Dave lndividualistic and outspoken philosophies . . . Capable clarinetist . . . A rare streak of humor and sarcasm. Band 1-45 Forensics 3-45 German Club 2-45 Pep Band 2-35 Symphonette 45 Track 3-4. Richard Katz Dick Followed Katz's traditional three year plan . . . Ambitious and hardworking towards his scientihc goal . . . Friendly and agreeable. Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Choir 15 Electronics Club 1-25 German Club 1-25 Rifle Club 15 Tennis 1-35 Wrestling 2-3. Sherry Katz Shay-Ann Our hostess with the mostest on the ball . . . Sammy the airplane -Sophomore assembly's answer to the I.C.B.M. Chemistry Club 45 Choir 15 Froshmore 1-25 Future Nurses 45 Hostess Club 3-4, Pres. 45 Tower Club 3-4. i I john Keating The world of sport cars-from Ferraris to Jaguars- fascinates this fan . . , Conversational and companion- able temperament. james Kelley Jim Meet our versatile thin man . . . Bay's envoy to Brazil . . . Diligence and sincerity personify this electrifying editor of the TT staff. Tower Timer 45 Debate 2-45 German Club 35 Letter- men's Club 3-45 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Student Council 2, 45 Football 25 Swimming 1-45 Tennis 3. Patricia Kesselhon Pat This brisk lass engages in tennis . . . Dabbles in music . . . Candid gal. Barbara Kesselman KCSS Never fails to extend a helping hand . . . Reliable worker . . . Happy as the day is long. Chemistry Club 3-45 Choir 15 Froshmore 1-25 Hostess Club 3-45 Pep Band 25 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 3. 27 Steven Kile Stevo Behind a quiet front lurks a thinking mind . . . Faithful manager of many sports. Chemistry Club 33 Lettermen's Club 43 Pep Club 23 Cross Country 2-4, Mgr. 3-43 Football Mgr. lg Basket- ball Mgr. lg Intramural Basketball 2,43 Track Mgr. 5-4. Susan Kintz Susie A wide-awake little Susie on Student Council . . . Self- sacrificing nature . . . Sweet as a strawberry sundae. Art Club 43 Choir lg Froshmore 1-22 Future Nurses 43 Home Ec. Club 13 Hostess Club-43 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Student Council 43 Tower Club 4g Girls' Sports 1-4. David Kircher Dave Knocketl off the milestones in cross-country and track. Tower 43 Chemistry Club 53 French Club 53 Lettermen's Club 2-43 Library Club 1-23 National Honor Society 53 Pep Club 2g Stage Crew 13 Tumbling 53 Cross Country 2-43 Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Track 1-43 Wrestling 5-4. Marilynn Klein Kleinie Miles of smiles . . . Killer Klein sprays infectious friend- liness throughout the Bay's halls .... A n active gal. Art Club 53 Choir 1-43 Froshmore I-23 Home Ec. Club 53 Library Club 1-43 Pep Club 23 Senior Class Play3 Spanish Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 5-4, Treas. 4. The Class of 1959 David Koepke Dave Quiet, except to those who know him . . . Still waters run deep. janet Krasno jan Carried off pennant for superior speaking on U.N. Day . . . Vigorous Vice-President of the Suburban F.T.A. Choir l-43 Froshmore 1-23 Forensics 5'4Q F.T.A. 5-4, Treas. 43 Library Club 2-43 Modern Dance 13 Octet 2-43 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 4. Arthur Krueger Art Identified by his jaunty walk . . . Easy to get along with . . . Knocks around with a '50 Olds. Dennis Krueger Tiny Papa was a knockout on the championship Homecom- ing Hoat as well as on the stage . . . You can't miss Tiny when he walks down the halls. Choir 1-23 Senior Class Playg Basketball 13 Football 1-22 Intramural Basketball 13 Track 2-5. Scott Kuesel Our mighty Atlas '. . . Explores the world under the sea as a salvage skin diver . . . Investigates inner-workings of cars. Elizabeth Kuhn Betsy That infectious Kuhn cackle . . . Genuine love for people directs her toward social work . . . Espanol speaker and clarinet squeaker. Tower 43 Band 1-53 Chemistry Club 4g Froshmore 1'2Q Hostess Club 5-43 Modern Dance 13 Orchestra 2-53 Pep Club 1-53 Spanish Club 2-43 Tower Club 5-43 Girls' Sports 1-3. 28 The Class of 1959 Susan Ladwig Sue Nancy Lee Susie Pedals her bike around Bay trails . . . Resolute, retiring . . . Studied setting on Stage Crew. Choir 3-43 Stage Crew 4g Tower Club 3-4. Dennis Lefton Lefty A dependable grappler on the mat . . . Diverse athletic interests . . . Prepossessing, robust. Chemistry Club 3g Lettermen's Club 3-43 Football 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Track 43 Wrestling 3-4. james Leininger Carefree nature as one of the men . . . A hot shot intra- mural basketball player. Football 43 Intramural Basketball 1-43 Swimming 13 Bowling 4. Rosalie Lesniak Rosie A wanderer who resists the machine age by rambling on long walks . . . Venturous on apparatus. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Library Club 2-4. JoAnne Lindemann Jolly Seasoned sailor took a gleaming yachting trophy for her skills . . . Skillfully conveyed the character of Christine in the class play. Future Nurses 43 F.T.A. 3-43 Rifle Club 43 Senior Class Playg Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 3-43 Tumbling 43 Girls' Sports 3-4. Nathan Lindgren Nate Compiled that little black book . . . Pulls some pre- posterous pranks . . . Student Council's Capable Vice- Pres .... VVake up Nate! Tower 43 Band 1-4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 German Club 2-3, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 33 Pep Band 13 Student Council 3-4, Vice-Pres. 33 Basketball 1-43 Cross Country 2-33 Track 2-3. A wonderful Miss . . . Masterfully moderates programs with ease . . . Could conjure a smile from a stone wall. Tower 43 Choir 1-43 F.T.A. 3-4, Sec. 43 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 2-3. William Landwehr Bill Sportsman-Manitowish for Muskies, Ontario's bush for moose . . . Like Nels, an understanding big brother. Audio-visual Club 13 Rifle Club 1-23 Senior Class Play3 Tumbling 3-43 Basketball 13 Cross Country 23 Football 1-23 Intramural Basketball 2-43 Intramural Volley- ball 1-4. Stephen Larsh Always has some rare humorous comment.. . . Novel Buckeye drawl . . . The How's Comeu Kid. Intramural Basketball3 Entered 4. jean Lawson Pert sprite with a pixie cut . . . Long sweeping eyelashes fringe an enigmatic pair of green eyes. Choir 1, 33 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 43 Library Club 23 Tumbling 3-43 Trampoline Club 3-43 Senior Class Playg Girls' Sports 1-4. 29 The Class of 1959 Sum Loeb Sukie Created a panic as the devastating Serpent of the Nile . . . Distinguished by her r1Ot0US 818810 and 800d 01 l I: I'l , . OeCl?er21iiriiy Club 45 Froshmore 1-25 F.T.A. 45 Cholr 2-45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Stage Crew 45 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 4. Sandra Loppnow Sandy Striking figure and slick black hair that always rate a second look . . . Athletic knack. Choir 15 Froshmore 1-25 Home EC. Club 33 PCP Club 2- Alberr Luthmers A1 t 't l t . . . The Bay's answer to Frank Lloyd Tikzilrigiiizihdoiighsaiiy class . . . Could charm a stone Wall. Aft Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Debate 45 Forensics 45 spanish Club 2g U.N. Delegate 44 Golf 2-49 Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 2. Michael Meneneld Mike I l fl t f l 'cator . . . VVithout peer, piloted a Iljgdiggiupisblisdi .Oi liiixlde himself indispensable behind the scenes . . . VVry, quick humor. German Club 25 Stage CICW 1-4. Mary McIntyre Creates haunting, poignant poetry . . . Concert and play- goer . . . Pensive and pleasant. Latin Club 45 Library Club 2-4. Marilyn McManus Smiling and bustling Miss Mac . . . Instrumental in bring- ing victory to class endeavors . . . Fun as can be. Art Club 35 Choir 1-45 French Club 2-45 Froshmore 12' FTA 3 4 Pep Club2 Tower Club 4 Tum n -,...-5 3 3-5 blig 35 Girls' Sports 2-4. Mac Thomas Madland Tom Covers his beat with alacrity as T.T. city editor . . . Always up to some Mickey Mouse . . . Variety of spicy greetings and interjections. Tower Timer 2-45 Chemistry Club 35 French Club 25 Lettermerfs Club 4, Treas. 45 Pep Club 25 Quill and Scroll 35 Youth Council 45 Basketball 15 Intramural Volleyball 25 Track 1-4, Manager 1-4. David Magidson Mag Always has control of any situation . . . Notorious for his raucous sense of h 4' umor . . . Let the buyer beware! German Club 1-3. Marian Marsh Our spic and span gal . . . Generous disposition reflected in her hardworking memberships in Bay service clubs. Froshmore 1-25 Future Nurses 45 F.T.A. 35 Library Club 1-45 Girls' Sports 1-3. Birgit Meisel Our emissary from Austria . . . Sampled American cus- toms from rock and roll to short haircuts . . . Thoughtful, gracious, highly respected. German Club 45 Student Council 45 Tower Club 45 Youth Council 4. , 30 gn Charles Meissner Charlie Outspoken satirical wit . . . A friend to all . . . Engineered a Junior Prom success . . . Unofficial T.T. copy boy. Chemistry Club 33 German Club 1-23 Pep Club 23 Youth Council 43 Basketball Manager 23 Golf 1-43 Intramural Basketball 1-2. Linda Meister I-YH Patterns herself after high fashion.. . . Natural home- maker in the kitchen and at the sewing machine. Choir 1-23 Froshmore 1-23 Home Ec. Club 2-33 Octet 2-33 Stage Crew 23 Girls' Sports 1. Kathryn Meyers Katy Stars in her eyes as freshman Homecoming attendant . . . Star before our eyes as Katrin in the Senior Class Play. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 G.A.A. 2-43 National Honor Society 33 Senior Class Play3 Student Council 1, 2, 43 Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 1-4, Sec. 33 Girls' Sports 1-4. james Miller Jim Dead-eye sharp shooter behind a rifle or a billiard cue . . . Impressive speaker. Rifle Club 1-23 Cross Country Manager 23 Football 13 Tennis 1-2. l The Class of 1959 Gail Mitchem Training to enter horse shows . . . Draws friends to her . . . Perception, insight, and unruffled calm. Art Club 2-43 Rifle Club 23 Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Tower Club 33 Girls' Sports 4. Rosemarie Mohr Rosie Puts heart and talent into sketching delicate, warm por- traits of children and animals . . . Her help is always wanted, never wanting. Art Club 33 Froshmore 1-23 Library Club 1-33 Rifle Club 4. Alan Morgan Gets a charge out of electrical gadgets . . . A hot rodder at heart. Jane Mund janie Any self-respecting nightingale would shed her feathers to sing like Janie . . . Fetching forensic finalist. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Forensics 1, 3-43 German Club 2-43 Pep Club 2, Sec. 2. Virginia Murphy Ginni Served to direct visitors as chairman of Ushers' Club . . . Often seen heading down the trail on horseback during vacations. Chemistry Club 43 Choir 13 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 33 F.T.A. 43 Library Club 13 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 2-43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Alice Muth Al Runs herself ragged helping everyone . . . Ambitious T.T. Ad-layout Manager . . . Finds relaxation in sailing. Tower Timer 43 Hostess Club 3-43 Choir 43 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 33 Tumbling 3-43 Girls' Sports 3-4. Frank Nuernberger Ready, willing, and able worker on class floats and fund drives . . . Generous with his time. Choir 1-43 German Club 23 Library Club 1-43 Pep Club 23 Intramural Basketball 1. Nancy Olson Nance High school career highlighted by Homecoming honor in '57 . . . Put her vim and vigor to work as Pep Club Vice-President. Froshmore Club 23 Pep Club 2, Vice-Pres. 23 Senior Class Play 43 Spanish Club 43 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 43 Girls' Sports 2-3. Meredith Orr Mimi A natural leader-T.T. editor, N.H.S .... Four-year cheerleader . . . Selected Senior Class's Miss VVonderful . . . just sparkles. Tower Timex 43 Cheerleader 1-43 Froshmore 1-2, Sec. 23 G.A.A. 3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Pres. 23 Hostess Club 3-43 Modern Dance 23 National Honor Society 33 Senior Choir 3-43 Tower Club 3-43 Youth Council 2-43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Rosemary Oswald Swung a stein for Sclmitzelbank to the delight of Frosh- more Dads . . . Rosie is a riot, can mimic anyone. Art Club 3-43 Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Octet 23 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 43 Girls' Sports 1-4. Genevieve Ott GiGi Our peppy Pollyanna . . . Spirited, effervescent . . . A delightful actress and award winning pianist . . . She could dance all night. Choir 1, 3-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 G.A.A. 3-43 Hostess Club 3-43 Modern Dance 2-4, Pres. 334Senior Class Play3 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1 Irvin Ott Irv A backbone member of the bucket squad . . . Enjoys a close match in tennis or golf . . . A good-natured guy with a ready smile. Lettermen's Club 43 Basketball 1-42 Tennis 23 Track 3-43 Baseball 1-43 Intramural Volleyball 3-4. The Class of 1959 Herbert Oxman Ox Displayed ceaseless energy as Intramural Czar . . . Store- house of statistics . . . Enjoys a good laugh. Chemistry Club 33 German Club 3-43 Lettermen's Club 2-43 Library Club 1-43 Football 1-43 Golf 3-43 Intra- mural Basketball 1-43 Volleyball 1-4. Mary Ann Parker Has profited by her piano playing . . . Potential future as a nurse . . . Unrestrained, individualistic. Choir 1, 3-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Lilirary Club 1-43 Octet 43 Rifle Club 43 Tower Club 3- . Charles Peck Chuck A new face on the Bay scene this year . . . Fishing, hunt- ing, and waterskiing indicate a real outdoorsman. Entered 4. Susan Pereles Susie Lustrous pony tail that's really swinging . . . Sensational, understanding, spontaneous, intelligent, and elating spells Susie. Art Club 43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 3-43 Library Club 3-43 Pep Club 2. The Class of 1959 Susan Rasmussen Suzie Pert 'n purty . . . Changing schools her senior year didn't slow Suzi down . . . Honored as F.T.A. Council representative .... A fun personality. Entered 45 F.T.A. 45 Senior Class Play5 Tower Club 4. Michael Reed Mike Grappled a hold on the captaincy of the wrestling team . . . Sly grin, always has a comment . . . Sharp Barbershop harmony. Lettermen's Club 45 Quartet 3-45 Choir 2-35 Football 2-35 Tennis 2-45 Wrestling 3-4. Jacqueline Reif Jackie This effective actress and melodious songstress will surely establish a place in the dramatic world. Choir 1-45 Froshmore Club l-25 Forensics 2-45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Octet 45 Senior Class Play 45 A.F.S. Play 3. Robert Reitman Robby Brightened up many a class with his lively humor and loud sweaters . . . High scorer in bowling and golf . . . Sure shot with a basketball. Spanish Club 4, Treasurer 45 Youth Council 3-45 Bas- ketball 1-45 Football l-25 Golf 3-4. William Petrie Bill Often observed glued to the late, late show . . . A record collection that's the ultimate. Entered 2. Allin Phister Padded the C.C., basketball, and track teams with some solid ability . . . Made a fast headway among the Bayites. Entered 45 Art Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Basket- ball 45 Cross Country 45 Track 4. Barbara Picker Bobbie The eyes have it --big brown, and beautiful . . . Grace- ful-neat as a pin . . . Loves to dance. Tower Timex 45 Froshmore Club 1-25 Forensics 15 F.T.A. 3-45 Hostess Club 3-45 Library Club 25 Modern Dance 1-45 Pep Club 25 Senior Choir 3-45 Spanish Club 25 Tower Club 3-45 Trampoline Club 35 Girls' Sports 1-4. Maris Pittelman Mitz Hats off to Mitz, competent student director of three plays . . . Stage crew sweetheart. Choir l-45 Froshmore Club 1-25 Library Club 3-45 Senior Class P1ay5 Stage Crew 3-4, Secretary 35 Tower Club 3-4. Penni Posner Dedicated to her school and outside endeavors . . . Spirited float-builder . . . Enthusiastic equestrienne. Froshmore l-25 Future Nurses 45 Library Club 1-45- Spanish Club 4. TOIII Pykett Piecrust A mechanic at heart . . . Spends spare time adjusting his '50 Ford for a new Marlborough drag strip record. Pep Club 2. The Class of 1959 Don Sauer Magoo Skilled Human and public speaker . . . Known to throw in an occasional wisecrack . . . Gets around socially. Tower Timer 35 Forensics 45 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Pep Club 25 Senior Class Play5 Cross Country 15 Foot- ball 25 Golf 3-45 Tennis l5 Swimming 1-4. Steve Saukerson Sauk Sagacious, at ease with the world . . . Voted having the sharpest car in the Bay . . . A classy pilot in the air. Basketball lg Football 15 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Tennis 1-25 Wrestling 35 Intramural Volleyball I-4. Harry Saxton Flaming personality and hair to match . . . A good sport in any sport . . . One of the friendliest guys around. Choir 1, 35 Youth Council 45 Intramural Basketball 1-45 Tennis 2, 45 Track l-25 Swimming 2-3. William Schaenzer Bill Limber and topnotch acrobat . . . Really flipped for numerous tumbling championships . Tumbling 3-45 Track l, 4. Tom Reynolds Renny A popular guy among members of that certain sex . . . Enjoys a full social life . . . Really sharp. Student Council 15 Youth Council 35 Basketball 1-25 Football 25 Golf 1-35 Intramural Basketball 3-4. Marilyn Rice Kay Piano-playing and water-skiing, records and reading-all are interests characteristic of Kay. Bowling 3-45 Home Ec. Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 1-2. john Ross Coz Likes a good rough tag football game . . .'Behind his calm appearance lies warmth and friendship. Foobtall 1, 3-45 Golf l-45 Intramural Basketball 1-4. Herb Roth Bay's answer to Daniel Vllebster . . . Talked up a storm in debate, forensics, U.N .... Chalked up outstanding record in sports and sports writing. Tower Timex 3-45 Debate 3-45 Forensics 2-45 Letter- men's Club 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Student Council 45 Football l-45 Golf 1-45 Intramural Basketball 1-45 Wrestling 33 Volleyball 1-25 Intramural Volleyball 3-45 Class Vice-Pres. 4. joy Ann Runge Joy-Joy Marvelous majorette as leading lady of VV.F.B. band . . , Hopes to win her wings as stewardess . . . Bundle of joy. Choir 1-25 Froshmore l-25 Future Nurses 45 Majorettes 1-45 Pep Club 25 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports l-3, Michael Sager Bags Looks for the best in everything . . . A senior dream with eyes that gleam . . . Takes matters in an easy way. Pep Club 2-35 Photography Club 35 Football 1-25 Intra- glural fasketball 2, 45 Track 1-35 Intramural Volley- all 3- . Caroline Schiller Combine a cup of cordiality with a measure of music. Add a dash of ingenuity with needle dexterity. Choir 1, 3-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 2. Bari Schoenkerman Wild sense of humor, digs the wildest jazz . . . Scrum- tious wardrobe and a tiny waist. Thomas Shultz The golf green serves as a second home of this divet driver . . . Amicable, but conservative exterior. Entered 23 Intramural Bowling 3-43 Intramural Volley- ball 3. The Class of 1959 Donna Schuminsky Full of mischief and fun . . . Had a mad-ball on New York trip . . . Little but, oh my. Chemistry Club 43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Library Club 33 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-2. Kenneth Scudder Scuds Mr. Nonchalantu . . . Has a smooth personality that has won an endless number of friends . . . Likes a good match in any sport. Entered 35 Choir 3-4, Pres. 43 Basketball 33 Cross Country 43 Track 3. Marjorie Seelig Margie Key library club member . . . just the right amount of mirth with a streak of common sense for good measure. Froshmore l'2Q Forensics 2-43 F.T.A. 3-43 Hostess Club 3-43 Library Club 1-43 Pep Club 23 Senior Class Playg Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-4. Catherine Serr Cathy An apple for our future teacher . . . Fun to be in Cathy's company. Chemistry Club 43 Choir 13 French Club 43 Froshmore Club 1-23 F.T.A. 3-43 Hostess Club 3-43 Pep Club 23 Rifle Club 43 Spanish Club 1-23 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1, 4. Ronald Shapiro Ronnie Athletically minded, especially enjoys basketball . . . VVhin1sical . . . Not as shy as he seems. Chemistry Club 33 Basketball 1-43 Football lg Track 1-4. Mark Shekore Sheik Likes working over cars . . . NVill someday make a good philosopher . . . Creative artist. Art Club 43 Audio-visual Club 13 Rifle Club 1-23 Foot- ball 13 Golf 23 Tennis 3. Marjorie Silbermann Margie Bay's unofficial president of the Ricky Nelson fan club . . . Volatile and carefree . . . Keeps you on the sunny side. Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 3-43 Home Ec. Club 3g Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1. Martha Silverman Cherishes memorable experiences at Music Clinic . . Always first to point out the funny side of things. Chemistry Club 43 Choir 1-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 F.T.A. 3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Octet 23 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 4. Gwendolyn Simpson Wendy Sweet, soft spoken, and well liked . . . Any camp's answer for a capable counselor . . . Hostess to our French friend. Froshmore 1-23 Forensics 2-43 Future Nurses 33 F.T.A. 3-43 Hostess Club 43 Library Club 1-4, Vice-Pres. 43 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 23 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports l-2. Gwen Slater Gwenni Magical journalistic touch utilized as T.T's special page editor . . . European wanderer shared her summer ad- ventures . . . Ironical, enlivening. Art Club 4g Choir 1-33 Froshmore 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Library Club 1-33 Tower Club 3-43 Music Appreciation Club 2. Karen Southerwick Takes delight in riding the trails and sailing in VVisconsin waters . . . Mellow soloist. Choir 1-43 Froshmore Club 1-23 Future Nurses 43 Latin Club 2-33 Library Club 1-4. The Class of 1959 Nan Sperling Riotous . . . When in Latin Club she does as the Romans do . . . Future nurse with the knack of lifting spirits. Entered 33 Future Nurses 3-43 Latin Club 43 Library Club 3-43 Rifle Club 43 Tower Club 3-4. Suzanne Spoden Sue Piano mastery, writing supremacy, home economic pro- ficiency, and athletic agility all personify our rollicking and teasing friend. Tower 33 Tower Times 2, 43 Band 13 Debate 2-33 Frosh- more Club 1-23 Forensics 2-43 G.A.A. 2-43 Girls' Glee Club 2-33 Library Club 2-33 Modern Dance 13 National Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treas.3 Orchestra 13 Pep Club 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Spanish Club 23 Symphonette lg Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 2-43 Girls' Sports 1-43 Wellesley award 3. Alexander Spooner Rock Firm and reliable as Q rock . . . Upheld the winning tradition in Bay sports . . . Presiding ofhcer of suburban student council. Lettermen's Club 2-4, Pres. 43 Pep Club 2, Pres. 23 Student Council 13 Youth Council 43 Basketball 1-43 Cross Country 1-43 Track 1-43 Class Vice-Pres. 2. Margaret Stanek Marg Always manages to get the minor publication out on time . . . A sharp personality charged with an electric tinge. Tower Timer 43 Art Club 3-43 Choir 13 French Club 1, 43 Froshmore Club l'2Q Home Ec. Club 2g Hostess Club 3-43 Orchestra 13 Symphonette 43 Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 3. Patricia Stehling Pat Enchanting, graceful Juliet in the dramatic assembly . . . Plans to soar through the skies as a stewardess. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 Future Nurses 43 Pep Club 23 Stage Club 43 Intramural Bowling 3. Susan Steindorf Susie First lady of Tower Club insists on calling everyone hon . . . Conceived original idea for Hematology Club. Art Club 2-33 Choir 1, Sec. 13 French Club 2-43 Frosh- more 1-23 Future Nurses 33 Hematology 33 Pep Club 23 Rifle Club 43 Tower Club 3-4, Pres. 4. The Class of 1959 William Stone Bill Known for the accurate predictions in the Hot Box . . . Best messenger boy in the Senior Class Play. Tower Timer 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Senior Class P1ay5 Spanish Club 2-4, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Football 15 Swim- ming 1-3. Bethany Stratton Becky Finds bowling a pleasure in her spare time . . . Smooth figure coupled with good looks. Froshmore 1-25 Future Nurses 3-45 Home Ec. Club 35 Pep Club 25 Bowling 3-45 Girls, Sports 1-4. Richard Strauss Dick Smooth easy manner-unanimous choice as the coolest guy in the senior class . . . Adroit track man. Football 1, 45 Track 1-2. Therese Kay Strother Terry Occupies much time baking tantalizing concoctions . . . At home on the rifle range . . . Comical on and off the stage. Audio-visual Club 15 Choir 1-45 Froshmore 1-25 F.T.A. 3-45 Library Club 1-45 Pep Club 1-25 Rifle Club 45 Stage Crew 45 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 1-2. Mary Swaziek Mimi Dresses like a dream . . . Dexterous gymnast from tennis to tumbling . . . Unique conversationalist, she always has something different to say. Chemistry Club 45 Froshmore 1-25 Future Nurses 45 G.A.A. 45 Hostess Club 45 Modern Dance 1-45 Pep Club 25 Tower Club 3-45 Tumbling 3-45 Girls' Sports 1-4. Melinda Tarbox Genuinely and quickly welcometl to Vlfhitehsh Bay Deiinitely inimitable, decidedly diverting. Entered 25 Froshmore 25 Forensics 2, 45 Future Nurses 45 G.A.A. 45 Home Ec. Club 25 Hostess Club 45 Library Club 2-35 Modern Dance 2-45 Pep Club 25 Choir 3-4, Sec. 45 Stage Crew 45 Student Council 35 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 2-4. . Lawrence Steingart LarrY A master behind a fencing mask . . . Furnished mellow tones for the senior choir . . . Snappy dresser. Choir 2-4. William steinmefz Bill Handles a fast basketball . . . Dusts that six-foot cross- bar . . . All-around personality in any held. Lettermen's Club 3-45 Youth Council 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 2-45 Football 15 Track 1-4. jill Stickford Presided as president of Spanish and Library Clubs . . . Merited honor as scholarship semitinalist . . . Opto- mistically calm in a crisis. I Tower 45 Choir 15 Froshmore 1-25 F.T.A. 3-45 Library Club 1-4, Pres. 35 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 2-4, Pres. 45 Tower Club 3-45 Girls' Sports 1. john Stone BOUCS Left many a basketball opponent breathless . . . Earned the respect of everyone . . .A quiet guy but quite 21 gil!- Lettermens Club 2-45 National Honor Society 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Youth Council 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Football 1-25 Track 2-45 Harvard Award 3. The Class of 1959 Ann Tompkins Annabelle Miss Moorehead, if you please, in Senior Class Play . . . Courageous copy editor for T.T .... Frank, efficacious, tres francais. Tower Time: 4, Choir 1-4, French Club 3-4, Froshmore 1-2, Forensics 2-4, F.T.A. 3-4, Pres. 4, Hostess Club 3-4, Library Club 1, Octet 2-3, Pep Club 2, Senior Class Play, Stage Crew 3, Tower Club 3-4, Bowling 3. Marie Torzala For the Braves -even when they lose . . . Untiring in keeping up the business end of the T,T. Tower Timer 4, Froshmore 1-2, Future Nurses 4, Library Club, Tower Club 3-4, Girls' Sports 2. Irene Travnicek Renee Willowy, graceful, sophisticated lady . . . Has designs on a secretarial career. Art Club 1, Froshmore 1-2, Future Nurses 3-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Hostess 4, Library Club 1-4, Girls' Sports 1-4. Julie Triggs jules Still sympathizes with CShorewoodj her red and gray alma mater . . . Quick to catch on and coordinate skills in gym classes. Entered 3. Karla Turrie Mighty drummer leading the band, graceful skier . . Self-reliant, ambitious, scrutinizing T.T. Copy Editor. Tower Timer 4, Band 1-4, Pres. 4, Froshmore 1-2, F.T.A. 4, Library Club 3-4, Water Ballet 3, Girls' Sports 1-3. Sarah Uhlarik Sally VVallops a volleyball . . . Dark hair, brown eyes, a throaty voice-that's our gal Sal. Entered 4. Patricia Teter Pat VVith her artistic flair, interprets the world of the realistic . . . A feline fancier, she is partial to her pet cat. Art Club 1-4, French Club 3, Froshmore 1-2, Library Club 3-4, Pep Club 2, Rifle Club 4. Marcia Thielker Gained recognition for her muy bueno Spanish at the awards assembly . . . Sagacious and enlightening. Froshmore 1-2, Hostess Club 4, Library Club 3-4, Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 3-4, Tower Club 4. Joyce Thornborrow Seem to win friends wherever she goes . . . Easily adapts herself to the situation at hand . . . Full of tbridgej tricks. Tower Timer 4, French Club 2, Froshmore 2, Future Nurses 3-4, Modern Dance 3, Pep Club 2, Stage Crew 2, 4, Tower Club 3-4. Cardi Toellner Graceful blushing blond . . . Skillfully uses a drawing pencil . . ,Loves meeting people alld likes being out of doors. Art Club 4, Froshmore 1-2, Future Nurses 4, Pep Club 2, Card Chairman 2, Tower Club 3-4, Girls' Sports 1-4. Wells Wagner Managed many undertakings . . . A friendly word for everyone . . . One of Coach Humke's racketeers. Choir 13 Lettermen's Club 3-43 Senior Class Play 43 Basketball Manager 13 Football 3, Manager l3 Swim- ming Manager 3-43 Intramural Bowling 2. Barbara Warner Barby Relaxed, self-reliant . . . ln there pitching for every Bay sport offered . . . Blithe springer on the trampoline. Chemistry Club 33 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 43 Hostess Club 43 Library Club 3-43 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Trampoline Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 3-4. Joyce Washak Fun but unassuming ..., - Xlways double ready to try the new and different. Choir 13 Froshmore 1-23 Pep Club 23 Girls' Sports 2. Susan Watts Susie An elusive, graceful lassie in water ballet . . . Among her blessings, cute and naturally curly locks . . . Sweet Sue. Choir 1-43 Froshmore 1-23 F.T.A. 43 Hostess Club 3-43 Library Club 23 Pep Club 23 Tower Club 3-43 Water Ballet 2-4. The Class of 1959 Susan Whaley Susie Sunny disposition which is displayed by her friendly hello's to everyone . . . Blond but not light-headed. Band 1-23 Froshmore l-23 F.T.A. 3-43 Modern Dance 23 Pep Club 23 Stage Crew 43 Water Ballet 33 Girls' Sports 1-4. Carol Williams Kippy Cameo-carved beauty . . . Calm, regal, yet gay and punchy . . . Towers Boss Lady . . . Gifted gal from fine arts to home economics. Tower 3-43 Art Club 3, Vice-Pres. 33 Choir 1-43 French Club 2, 43 Froshmore Club 1-23 F.T.A. 33 Home Ec. Club 1-2, Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 2g Hostess Club 3-43 Modern Dance 33 Octet 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-23 Class Sec.-Treas. 4. james Wiviott The Wiv A mixture of intelligence and lackadaisical humor . . . Mercinary Business Manager . . . XVings through the water for XV.F.B. Tower 43 Chemistry Club 33 Latin Club 33 Lettermen's Club 23 Library Club 33 Cross Country 23 Track 2-33 Swimming 1-4. Roger Wellner Rog Toots a mean licorice stick fclarinetl . . . Flair for con- structing models . . . Eagle eyed marksman. Entered 33 Band 33 Chemistry 33 Pep Band 3, Sec. 33 Photography Club 33 Rifle Club 3-4. Mary Woods Woodsie Big moment for this featured journalist was her scoop interview with jeffrey Hunter . . . Seniors' choice for funniest girl. Tower Timer 43 Froshmore Club 1-23 G.A.A. 3-4, Sec. 33 Modern Dance 2-43 Orchestra 1-43 Pep Club 23 Student Council 1-33 Tower Club 3-43 Girls' Sports 1-4 Neal Yampol Plays hot tenor sax like VVOVV, MAN! One of Rie- boldt's smashing volleyball spikers . . . Thoughtful, casual, Band 1-43 Lettermen's Club 43 Orchestra 1-23 Pep Band 13 Spanish Club 43 Cross Country 2-43 Track 1-33 Volleyball 3-1' T'-tfamural Basketball 1-43 Intra- mural Volleyball L 39 The Class of 1959 Semester Graduate jo-Ann Zubatsky Joni A perky packet of spirit and fun . . . Vibrant, animated . . . Symmetrical and dexterous modern dance silhouette . . . A Song in her heartfl Tower 3-4g Tower Timex 25 Choir 45 Froshmore Club 1-23 Hostess Club 3g Library Club 5-4g Pep Club 2g Quill and Scroll 53 Spanish Club 43 Stage Crew 23 Tower Club 3-4, Sec. 4g Girls' Sports 1-2. Nancy Zukowski Cheers friends with delightful cartoons of mushrooms . . . Stubborn aversion to libraries and anyone who tries to hurry her. Art Club 5-4g Choir 1-49 Froshrnore 1-2. Fred Rewey XYhi'tef1sh Bay's Mr. Tall, Dark, and Handsome . . . Casual at camping :ind canoeing capers . . . Eyes a future as a forester. Not pictured: Arthur Daniels - Entered 4 Edward VerHalen - Entered 3 Left: Future freshmen, the eighth grade class at Cumber- land listens while Bay seniors, B. Bost, N. Gilson, and B. Meiset discuss some of the facets of high school life. As part of the Orientation Program, 30 student leaders gave short speeches at the three Whitehsh Bay grade schools. Right: Nearly at the end of his high school career, M. Goodman is measured for the cap and gown that he will wear at Commencement. The Class of 1959 Above left: Susan Spoden, voted D.A.R. girl by the senior class and faculty members, made history by becoming the first Bay representative to place in the stare contest. Abore right: Senior class ofhcers F. Bolliger, C. Williams, and H. Roth reminisce about another piece of history-the Class of 59's four Homecoming floats, each of which won first prize, Befow: The Honor Ten. Row 2: Saluta- torian Ruth Berkoii, Sally Baldigo, John Karon, john Stone, Barbara Hansher, Valedictorian Sue Spocien. Ron' I: Meredith Orr, Ellen Bautz, Marcia Thielker, Jill Stickford, Katherine Freeman. Sectors 0 az Seni01 s LW TI' Top -Choosing a college, J. Glasspiegel,-B. Humke and B. Schaenzer examine college catalogues and vocation pamphlets in the guidance orhce. Right-Cramming for college boards, entrance exams and placement tests, B. Dohrn concentrates on the studying that is 11 necessary evil of senior life. Left-Discussing all manner of things, senior boys gather before classes at the row of senior lockers on the hrst floor. Bottom-Socializing at a senior night held in the Rec. Center. 42 Class ofhcers are Premiere! Herb McDowell Vrce Prefrdem John Evans Secretary Trearurer Carol Feenberg JUNIOR CLASS s i a y y I 5 U u Abraham, Susan Adelman, Stan Aldrich, Joy Allen, john Andersen, Allan Anderson, Julie Baeurle, Charles Bails, Betty Balistreri, Patricia Balthazor, Brian Barclay, Margaret Barreiger, Deanna Bensman, Susan Bilansky, Steven Blakesley, Karen Bleiler, Bonnie Blumenfeld, Suzy Bode, Donn Boedeker, Willard Boxer, Suzie Bowerman, Andrew Brodd, Linda Brown, Gerianne Browne, Wendy Brumblay, Lynn Oh Whitefish Bay ,, Brunner, John Carter, Carole Cary, David Catalano, Joan Christensen, Sharon Christian, Robert Claire, Bruce Close, Anne Cohler, Richard Conen, James Conley, Joseph Cook, Kenneth Daniels, Dennis Dexter, Richard Dingman, Michael Doolan, Terry Driessen, Joseph Eck, Barbara HP' it -dramas V, ,afm Z , ,, . f -an liiiLA'J'P' I .- 15, iW:.5t W ,. 1 : - 11 , wb , , an 'ri .-A w 5 K f ' ' .1 lffllli M K Wm w.,W?:I.i aamiaagim Q sf 5, Z r i . , F S Y 1 9 ff , 3? , WJ JS? L.. 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Y V 1 S ii i it ' A S ' 47 I Wi' 3 4 11' - A T , i V A 1 l - c .2 r ,W J E J ' or 1 4 X' -I ,ff SOPHOMORE CLASS .,,,.f., A The of the hypotenu' i - Abraham, Todd an gk i n Antoniqjames it '-.Mi Q is Z 'M' f ' Al AV'x' A -- 3 1-.xi , A A . SA - Appleby, Susan Wm , . g E ' 1 Armstrong, Carole W 2 Sh 'ff V' I U Q, ' Armstrong, Douglas .. i W xy A A of the B ' ii Austin, Richard ga., g , i A' Baer, Joanne 'S' T in . -3 4-45 Banks, Thomas .A LZ. 3 K t Barclay, Donelly l B Barkin, Coleman 1 v-Q., , 4? ' ,,,,, Bath, Barbara W , T - . ' Bear,Marilyr1ne milfs ,a L ly ii ' A R a A Beauchamp, Gary Q Beck, Ellen h .3 h A , ga Becker, Bonnie ' A is A A .. . y . A Becker, james K nba, Y ll' xxx , r x. I Belton, Noreen Q f.. Q Berg, Mary W , A ? Berk, Leonard SI' t ' my ' Berkowitz, joan Ja it Bernhardt, Elaine 6,3 Beverung, Marjorie Bleiler, james Blenski, Catherine Bloom, Sherie Bolingbroke, Steve 48 Borchert, Jacqueline Borkenhagen, Jayne Burns, Tim Busch, JoAnn Buttles, Virginia Calder, Lindell Certalic, Patricia Chandler, Martin ill 2 f equals the sum .,,,,, Chapman, Judith Christenson, Richard Collins, Michael 'TI uri, t , 3 of the two sides Ag 2 2 b c Dick, Susan Eckenrod, Dan Eckstein, Henry Elliot, Diek Elliott, Peter Engler, john Ericson, jere F assett, Larry Fishman, Claire Forman, Terry Foster, Stephen Fox, Kristine Frauen, Rodger Friauf, Robert Froehlich, jeffrey Gagliano, Ignatius Cooley, Donna i Class officers are . . . Prefident Dick Christenson Vice-Prefident Tim Kelley Secretary-Treamrer Sally Crichton E, i, 5 S Z2 -wif r , 11 'T We J 1 ' ,fi f,-- , Cooper, Sheryl -we , :ar Cramer, Victoria MJ., p W ,ff K K W A A r M ln. B, Cregar,Jack Crichton, Sally y Curtis,Bracey r 'B fs? ft . g , Davis, Bruce fx 5 my M, - a s.a, Davis, William p M 5 y ,.r , , y Dean, Kenneth N D ,'-ai 4 ' xt ' S , ,Lrg Desmond, Susan ytppp p - ' ll up Q lr, y pi ,A E Detienne, Richard E l ypyp ,W I ':?, p ik 'W I Z W5 all , VL , .Qi A M E -we gi 4' , ..., . ' Y Y E' , ' 'D 1 S - ' , 4 , ', , , ..,., ,gi riff' 1 if ix? 7 it-t H ,, 1- Eli? 5 . M p irsti i I t S E 2 li ' + rrii f ff it 3 K ,V.V , ,,k-,yr Elki 'A gr pl lix k 4 V kf, I ,Li,ik Lily k,Li K K rj, SR all H, ff elif - i- A 2 ,al L ff 9 - iv . . if dll K, jx L A it 'X , i -,,,,, Hayes, Lynne Heinrich, Thomas Henderson, John Held, Carlin Hirsch, Neal Hobert, Thomas Hoff, Ted Holton, Susan Holzer, Patricia Homar, jeffrey Howe, Kathleen Hughes, Mary Kay Imse, Susan Iverson, Susan Jankowski, Michael Johnson, Nancy Johnston, Judith Jurack, Kathleen Kachel, Emily Kagan, Ann Kamm, Richard Karger, Kenneth Kashou, John Kasulke, Bruce Kaufman, Charles Kelley, Robert Kelley, Timothy Kellogg, Paul Kesselman, Jay Kimmel, Richard Oh Whitefish Bay our Alma Mater Galvin, Charles Gannett, Ralph Gaulke, Beverly Gendlin, Michac Gerlach, Gary Gill, Julie Glasspiegel, N ai Glinberg, Sandr Goldmann, Johr Gother, Donna Goudy, Catherir Grover, james Gust, Larry Hanrahan, John Hanson, jack Harris, Sara Hasseld, Susan Hayes, Mary 50 X l lb, Kathryn ein, Kenneth nger, Barbara etzien, lfmily ikan, Victoria chenclerfer, Mary Anne mtas, Reginald iutny, Barbara asno, james ircl, Nancy ircl, XWencly ncaster, Dale wson, Gillian e. Sandra ininger, Jerry vin, Deborah vine. Robert nel, Robert fi fig - ' 'ff IQ! , ' . -i-iii jj ' R R Z J 5 K 0 .it ev '+ve i i M Chiu.. L 3 J ff' 7' 1- 'A 1- t 'gli an To thee We sing our praise. ...Mt.. 1 X . y 5 if T 'fx it 'Q' .1 R il t. ,X ,. ai fl'1Wl ii A 17' Ac L h I . :xg it ,. r E ' -- ' is 1 ' I , - 1 ' .Q I 1 .1 fiifzssemfi ssi lit' i k ,,q7kg,k5Qgt z i, ,M . 1 5 , f ,, lg-5.-zzi'z.',.1gag,. f ,sl .. y- , ' K sa 3: ll yrey i-,1 -- H M M. QQ ,W W th s :gi -' 3 'R 1 W, 'fi' -23 , K .W , , R 1 , Y ,Egg A . . at I N 4 . ,JP N all i'l Q r , K , . ,it .::. V r l? ' ., 'Uh , hw , 'M P . .Q :M 3 2. SVT . . i' 2 J-5 ' tl fy E J. I ,pg .-v . .:. 1 Rt J n z? ,vi 'rar eiee E' ,5 ,M Q rp .Q , 4.3 A R , F Lindert, Hal Linscott, Phil Longrnire, jean Loper, Ann Marie Loppnow, Dean l.uey, Kay Matchette, Christine Matras, Allan Maul, David Maurer, Judith Melclman, jeffrey Meyer, jack Lustok, Betty Luthmers, Robert McKibbins, Robert McManus, Bonnie Maher, Gary Marasco, james Minash, Mary Lynne Moel, Donald Mohr, Patricia Mudge, Kathleen Mudge, Kenneth Mueller, Christi Mueller, Thomas Mulrine, Susan M uskat, Margo V ' , Nelson, Thomas 2 if Neumeyer, Robert VX 'H' Ohan, Lorna i Osweiler, Judith Owen, William Owens, Virginia Pasch, Suzanne Peckarsky, Pamela Pendergast, Thomas Peterka, Patrick Pflugfelder, Richard Phillipson, Judith Pierce, Richard Pittelman, Joel Pollock, Ward Previant, Susan Reszinski, Robert Rafalow, Diane Ramsey, Susan Rappaport, Michael Reid, Margot -t-it . ,fri 'S i ' it A A .Mi . Tl' KIIY For thee We fight, 'em 'Q 3' Q., ,rrs J l J at Ld, 1 Sr W , as 1 J f f .fi J at a r 'att ,X ' A ' T In - ' sstt 1 , . . ,, , t ai X , rp , , -,.,f -,km -ti P ,2q,,,,. ii , ,... , W 4 , A .1 - ...,, I ' M. I- 1 A t A . .L Q by I 'vm in f O , vw-uw' k na- S . we a a tdd s s adar 5, 'H J 1 '-:' 'QR' il I W - S. f . 'K wzafT22f4ifQ4ii' fx in .wmtat J 'ts-Qgfsxlsmiai Rosen, Ronald Rosenbaum, Judith Rosing, Jane Roth, Fred Rowe, Nancy Rubenstein, Burton Rudiger, John Rudrud, Kathleen Runge, Margaret Sargent, Virginia Saxton, Trudie Scheil, Steve Schemnitz, Ruth Schiefelbein, Carol Schroeder, Lois Schroeder, Victoria Schulhof, William Schwartz, Ellen Schwartz, Jane Seeberg, Edward Shaiken, Eugene , Sidon, Nancy Siegel, James Simpkins, Bonnie Sivyer, Steve Slavick, Harris Smith, William Snyder, Richard Spector, Howard Staudt, David Stickford, Lewis Stocker, jonathan Stowers, james Strauss, Allan Strong, William Stuhmer, Kenneth Stumpf, Patricia Stumpf, Sharon Tolkan, Susan Tomplcin, Lois Treptow, Thomas Troller, Terry Trost, Mary Trowbridge, john Turrick, Rosanne Turnansky, joan Uhlarilc, john Uhle, Dorothy To thee we pledge, the strength of all our days. Ulbricht, Richard Veker Herbert Vick Robert Vogt, Craig f irts .- Von Briesen, Theodore f r V 1 . T - - A-'ki -J' I ' 7 if Wasberg, Ingrid I . 11 ee Washington, Robin Weaver, Nancy Wedemeyer, Charles 5Weil, Bonnie Weil, Jerry Weinberg, Avrom Weiner, Terry 1 Weir, Ronald 'Weisfelt, Glenn Wheeler, Pamela X Wheelock, Diane Willenson, Susan W'illiams, John Williams, Merrily W'illson, james Wilson, Margot Winston, Barbara Winston, Joan With, Carol Wynhofff, Jerry Yost, Kathy Zenoff, Victoria Zien, Barbara Zien, Frances at-up , '2-'ESF' ,L it gn... Q0 xf wk A44 2-' Abraham, Jeffre M5 wmvv' ww l , ...S Y Class officers are . . . Prefidenz Phil Seefeld Vice-Prefident Edward Fylfe Secretary-Tremurer janet O'Toole i Albert, Jerry , Albert, William 'Sk' Aldrich, Susan Anderson, Gerald Apfelberg, Robert ' - -it-115. fsgfsft f . f K f:fls2,'fsigfii:: ,X S 1 FE an 'S 'x V l 0 You're up Si 12222225224 sireeg. 3,3 ,Q r ' 715: 7 k'fW,l fi- , Q s-- X , Appelt, Lynn . , srr,. , A , Y ,M Arbogast, Charles H ,da , M ' ' Q V f E., Arnold, Ellen Lee Q V iz, :m fg 4, z Q, AYAA Q Auslander, jeffrey F' 'af .J A , li Bach, jonathan i rg Bailey, Sally W ,gy ' 5 Baker, Paul S 5 ' .J 5 45 B Ballhorn, Steve Qf Bartholomans, Brett n , rrl Bartlett, jonathan F, t l ' Bealmear, Robert Y 3, h li A R, K Begel, David w A ww ,. 7551 's,, h K ' Bendinger, Bruce 1 J -, , A B' l'r' ilililiiifflig t',. ' ltl' f Benlamimlane - . ,Wm o ,. Bente, Thomas r A Benz, Robert 'Q 3, N Q I A Bergeman, Brian J 5 1 lf M - ' il Berkholtz, Keith N- ' 5 - A ' K J iii' Nfl, .. W N HM M X XFN K. ,M , vw vw , ? fm 'mr Q-a-uf ' ,A etta 1 -5 A L A ,V Vmhk l ,I i ii.. mt. r 2 R 7't' l , Berkholtz, Kenneth A Berkhoff, Richard Y , Bernstein, Carol A Beverley, Richard ,. W uw r 1 Blakesley, Lynne If lg lk ,N rf ' , Balkansky, Barbara y , ,N ,as I ' Blanton, Bruce Bolle, Thomas Bonville, Barbara fr Booth, Donald ,gg a is Boxer, David Bremer, jere as 11 ' ' ' , - :XJ . - .,- V, hge, , - .. ,, , H, .f,-f-f Ha, - w 4- f. . ,f ,L ,.,. .Hg f Q ,' - f -f at 1 IX ii ,Agn J Burden Pamela Burmeister, ames C L A S S Brooks Cathie ' K ali' l ' J You're down Burns, Tim Burton, Thomas l Catalano, Gary Ju re upside-down Cleveland, Michael Cohn, Jerry Cook, Patricia Cook, Richard if :': Cowles, Kathleen V i,': Culloden, Kenneth In A Cunningham, Diana Daggett, Richard K 1 C X Dakin, Thomas Dann, Marilyn Dean, Ronald Dexter, Sally A Finke, Carol Flaws, Jeffery Flora, jonathan Floey, Susan Forbes, Robert Fox, Karl Frank, Alan Fylfe, Edward Galipo, Carmella Gallup, Gary Gess, Charles Gieringer, Marie Dingman, Caren Dorner, Mary Dosch, jane Eiring, Christopher F assert, Michael Fellman, Danial ,4-un. Wi 'QT , f - 1 ,..,,,,,,M,r, K: .,, M, , .I M. to . Q M.-1 , ' , W 'Lili H. my I iii iii is ' - sf .447 if 4,,...- fi. 9 li-Ba Hatch, Harriett Hecker, Richard Helsrrom, Lucinda Hindin, Janet Hirsch, John Hirst, George Holzer, Thomas Huston, Sherry Hutchinson, Mary Lu Janicki, Barbara Janis, Bonnie Jankowski, Kathryn Jensen, Marcia Johannes, Cheryl John, Thomas Johns, Stephen Johnson, Robert Joseph, Freya Kane, Chloe Karr, Patricia Kastrul, Jeffrey Katz, Allan Kazlov, Brian Keene, James Kesselhon, Susan Kilb, Nancy Kluge, Richard Kohlhoff, Richard Kolb, Ronald Koshakow, Carol wang, 155 N 'Q .,,,.ad' 3 V5 fr le ri When you're up, you're up, y0u'1'C UP, Glenberg, Leon GiHord, Carolyn Goldschmidt, Ron Goodman, Debra Goodman, Joseph Gordon, Renee Gordy, Michael Gother, Claire Graves, Mary Elle Gregg, Judith Grossman, Jane Guzelian, Gary Guzzetta, Vinceni Hack, Richard Hanneman, Lynne Hanrahan, Brian Harrigan, Ronald Harvey, Steven l ca - 'gf J .fan if 1 ee: if SL C, air, '55 . rf' J M' 4 , J i, i J 4 1. f f M lf f H- ' C J I LV ,J ,Vi -V.., V i 7 'gf K si r ' K . ., zzz g li. - iq :vit ' , 5 Ja- R 'ga - J f , ggi .gg Q g , - , :,f . 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A - - Q f- 1-R J ff ie M er-i iis i w e ma L , W-' Uk H 'Y f -A . an ,J is A ' 56 Qozoll, Samuel Qrabbe, Kris Qroening, Kathryn Quhn, Janet uswa, Thomas 1Kam, Bruce awrence, Patricia ee, Michael Eininger, Bonnie zisenring, Jeffrey ion, Barry ss, Lawrence Jeb, Linda Jgan, John ldden, Anne indsten, Lisa 'cGill, Diane ladland, Kathleen When you're down, you're down, you're down, 'I 7.2-1' tai- ' , .. ,, .. , . 5 .,.., Magidson, Judith Maronek, Jerry Marsh, Beth Matcherte, Michael Matchette, Richard Matras, Martin Meixner, Sheila Meldman, Lawrence Meldman, Janice Meyer, Pamela Meyer, Robert Michels, Theodore Miller, Mary Lee Minash, Joyce Mohr, John Moss, Kathleen Munson, James N adler, Thomas Newell, Frederic O'Donnell, Robert Ohan, Martha Jean O'Leary, John Olson, Richard O'Toole, Janet Ottenstein, Judith Parks, Thomas Patmythes, Mary Paull, David Peek, Randall Penner, Margie Piyar, Linda Piyar, Marcia Beth Polansky, l.anny Polland. Donna Port, LeRoy Potter, Janice Perez, Arthur Perlson, Lewis Petrie, Charles Petrie, Thomas Picker, Sandra Pitts, Carolyn Pritchard, Lynn Pruscha, Victor Prust, Roger Race, Robert Rank, Cynthia Rasmussen, Sally r! A-il 1! f fi. ,ww ,Q , . 4. V, ab no 5 ia . ,ali 4 .. y Us -Q 'Q t -4 l M 9- iili ei. get i.. t xy K V . , , V ri il A , dh D A 9 M i .. , ii 5 t 2' Y it ' A N K Z. .,. H Y , S vi. I ff ,Am y S pg A ,E ,Q 'i , H S H , , if i t S ' Q W 1 - A ' in When r. you're up against the Blue Dukes, J' , 5 , .P , I ,ts , H- at ' iz .f J I V K A Q. V w J iw , -'S Qi 2 - , , , l ...gl l ... A L A - 2 is t . ,g ' t i y ey ii Q , I T Q PM., I 'gr ..I f't . .. ' fs U S 'Y A fx . rr' s i n , S i ' ,L ei! I SR S :ZV ri, S -11: M ,S 5 ,.. A .4 -f ,. , i i 4 P .... P i , 'R it ' 7 , 1 we s V LW, lir ' M 5 4 1 , e .sf- ix Lu M15 .- A A k , K , it Vs. - il S in e was r lf y fs s r -' Ep -.R ,,. , it we at W, P -- K M' ,,-ig, t af., SLW :- q 5 , S if 6 L. 4 A , 1, f n 58 Rauter, Barbara Reitman, .lo Ellyn Rekoske, Donald Rice, Robert Riddile. Scott Riedinger, Mary A Rosenberg, Gary Ross, Steve Rossiter, Douglas Rotter, Kenneth Ruemelin, Robert Saewert, Stephen Saffron, Patrick Sanderson, Susan Scheil, Susan Schroeder, Wztyfne Schwartz, Paula Il Schwertfeger, Ronal Seefeltl, Philip Shapiro, Richard Sher, Arwin Sherman, Kathryn Silbermann, James Sklar, Richard Sklar, Roberta Smart, Bradford Smart, jennifer Snyder, John Sohns, Marjorie Souter, Suzanne l 6019 -vw L-can -pf V3 v---v ive' . :'2 sv V if f .I ,L yu.. V':A? '1g ,qw- .aa-Q in t S w as ,. R . - , N P 'R 'il L.. V V V A ,. in ', E1 i' 5,3 V '- if ty, .. - we V ' izizi t Q 7 we ,, 1 'Q t -M V W er, v - ,A , ,. ff -if . , sf ' - 2 R H if 5. 514 - V X 3 Sperling, Kathleen Stanek, Elizabeth Stearns, David Stevens, Sandra Stiedemann, jane Stong, Linda Straus, David Swanson, Gary Talkowski, Ronald Taschner, Terry Taxman, Julie Templin, Pamela Tepper, Lynne Teter, George .tswt Sk ,3 3 2: an V A V J Thieleckqjudith A V ' -W . , 'Vi . I ,t g. . Thornberry, jerry V sw.. R UU ii ' KR K' 4 - -ef? R R V. Rt ,Aff ,eyr fr V er--' Thul, Patricia V ff l ' S 1 Tim pel, Dennis ia f 53 R n .A . V R R L 1 ' ft - s ' ' Y ou re upside-down. Toellner, Robin ' in is i Tompkins, Sally VV R ' S ' Trost, Michael , A - ff f ' 'R N ,s V, ,sa 5-3, - . ' . .:1, , Rv I Trowbridge, Igtlward l 5 - , - A R . Q J Trnran. janet V i W' VV' i ...Y I Verburg, Robert V we pp , , V , i E! .-n R I - Vi M ' 7 X XVagner, l.orna R Xwaisman, James V r S M V viyake. Charlotte V! any at A I 5 . if M V V Vv'alezak, Robert R ' t Y 'V vt, ,V Lf, ,Vs L, I, . , L ' ' S 5' an-F5 ' ' VS : 2 RR .1 A -n 'ill Ei, W 'Muff' Dm R R f V mf, R Vg:-' I ' 2 t Wfantl, Ronald Q' .. V Q . 'gk .J i W R V K N .VV1 I -' gif R X I .Y D41 ' R .4 - A R Xwaterman, lean Q Q I W'7LlfCl'1llLlIl, -loan - , S R V Xwatkins, Rona f n V Vt-'QQ .he VV .a R- . Ag. ,K - K 'L ' iw ' HK.. 4 f ' H 1 N , Xweber. -lnditli A' J f Q RR V gf , ,. i V , V fi at K WllLllC'y', llllfljllfll , 'L V its I gg 'I I I A i I .,-.V- A .2 VV Klip.. Wiggiiis, Bruce ' K f .,.. R ',., S V l ie! V' 3' ' MI . , ,, V ,, I , . 11 F, VV E KVLV Y yg kigvgg 4 i X L , 'R 'lll , R V A XX'1le, Don glas MV: Xwlle. NanCY V A ,N All XWillce, Frank 7 ff' ' V ll ,qt A 3 V Wfilliams. Allen - R gl -A T f VVVV W'illiam5, Grace ' ' S Q 'R' . . , 1, R w7Illl2lIllS, Robert tg it V , VVV, V XX illis, l.lIlLlL1 . VVVV I H ' V mari, Wcnlf, Robert ,NV L Q V t 5 Wtnlters, Patricia Vw WV en 1 .. , V , .V W . V Y Wfood, Angela V, V. R ' A - 4 R Youngstrum, -Ianis +5 H A 'Vu :ig -- t ,QL VR ' C? Zimmerman, Peter ' Q' ' . 5. X ',.r i S S M , -- i ' k p nn. , R D 9 'MNH ,- ,,...-v-- 93 53 Il-Il li. 642 30632 61 .audi HQMECOMING Homecoming '58 started with a bang as Queen Edith High lit the first in a series of fireworks displays at Cahill Square. The display fol- lowed the traditional Snake Dance and introduction of the Queen and court at an evening assembly in the SYIU- Excitement mounted as Friday's activities began. For the fourth consecutive year, the class of '59 Upper.' jeff Hunter introduces Queen Edie. Center: B. Hansher, J. Kelley, M. Woods, L. Abraham, B. Detiene, and Mr. Rose joke with jeff Hunter. Low- er: Girls enthusiastically cheer on the team. Opporite upper right: The cheerleaders zug-zag at the head of the snake dance. Upper left: The crowd views a sparkling send-off to the team. Center right: D. Kreuger and M. Goodman atop the winning float by the class of '59. Center left: T. Reyn- olds escorts cheerleaders in parade. Lower left: J. Goldman, B. Zien, B. Schulhof, K. Rudrud, j. Schwartz, J. Bleiler, and J. Weil decked out for the parade. Lower fight: The class of '60 Blast the Blackshirtsf' CABARET Sharp colored murals on a dramatic black backdrc created the exotic mood for Le Vieux Carre. Wrougl iron lattice-work, impressionistic jazz players, and Hasl night club scenes transformed the Suburban Room ini New Orleans' old French Quarter. Billy Bishop ar Anne professionally amazed mademoiselles and moi sieurs with their sensational tricks. Upper: M. Wilson, I. Ott, N. Weaver, and W. Wagner pose at the Cabaret. Cezzfer: C. Meissner gives A. Wil- liams a boost. Lower left: W. Wagner balancer while decorating. Lower renter: J. Beverly reaches to decorate. Lozrer righl: B. Humke struggles with a tree. Oppoxite upper: B. Hilgendorf relates The Night Before Christ- mas as Mr. Rieboldt supervises. Cenler: R. Dean gets a kewpie doll from Santa Claus. CHRISTMAS SEMI-FORMAL Snowball, this year's Christmas Semi-Formal, was truly set in a winter wonderland. A sparkling ice pond, spanned by a quaint New England bridge, a glistening snow hill, scores of evergreens, and a warming house contributed to the romantic scene. Bob Hilgendorf related an altered version of The Night Before Christmas as a scroll was unrolled illustrating the poem. Santa Claus, played by Mr. Riebolt, warmed the hearts of Bayites as he handed out gifts. 64 SNOWBALL 65 OUR HEARTS BELONG TO DADDY, PAPA'S PARADISE Girls escorted their fathers through Papas Paradise at Tower Clubs Dads Night. Murals depicting all of Dads favorite pastimes throughout the four seasons adorned the walls, while an intriguing mo- bile hung from the ceiling. L'pperIef1: Mr. Freeman, li. lfreeman. B, Miesel. and B. Bost at the refreshment table. l'ppt'r' right: Mt. Monroe, M. XX'alker. B. Monroe, and Mt. Walker relax in Papas Paradise . Ceulwx S. Steindotf and Mr. Steindorl QLCI their pictures taken. Lauer left: P, Elliot plays tricks on S, Schile. Lower' reulerx N. Glasspiegel and 5. lmse entertain Froshmore and their dads. Lanw- rigbl: L. Lundsten and Mt. Lundsten enioy them- DADDY COCL Dads were warmly welcomed at Daddy Cool held for Froshmore girls and their fa- thers, Decorations consisting of snowflakes .ind snowmen car- ried out the theme. Singing, record pantomimes, and music by the Notables provided really cool entertainment. selves at Daddy Cool. G 66 ,1 rr s BUT WE BELIEVE IN SHARING! ff- 7' EROSHMORE TAG Atop Bali Hui, under swaying palms, Froshmore girls and their dates danced in a romantic south sea island atmosphere. An all junior combo Composed of Ken Cook, Mark Lee, and Steve Stauffncher set the tempog bright colors, palms, monkeys, and octopuses set the mood. TOWER CLUB TAG Gals and their guys promenaded to the calls of Mr. Ross jones at the Frontier Festival. A typical barn scene with a hay strewn floor, saddles, cornstnlks, and farming equip- ment supported the western theme. Apple cider and doughnuts completed the Tower Club Tag. Upper left: M. Orr, D. enjoy themselves. Lou Kaminsky, C. Miessner, er lefif J. Turnansky and M. Stanek dressed and B. Schustee chat for a i'Frontier Festival . Lozver Center: S. Crich Upper right N. Gilson ton and J. Stone at Bali and G. Ott dance. Cen- Hai . Louer right: ter left: R. Mohr ropes Froehlich helps E. Klet S. Baldigo. Cenfer right: zien serve. B. Bost and H. Saxton 6 f f. k.V' in W l,, ... - as 1 - 3, . Y.W, :V L g kv N 1 4, 'Q 1 A sf -' ,L Q ,. A .e .Rn R R .fp N iii. .R . w A -Q 3, aw .11 .-L V Lt V gay! l iff, in k'T:Qg.. Q ' 1 K K RQ? 351 V377 F 5 K 1 x., 'S Vx. ,Q 1 ' L . W 'L' .- ' 51 vw. .M . W H' MHS-mf, 1958 PROM COURT. Run 45 If. Bolligcr, Glxsch, T. Madland, R man. R. Heiden, S. Hnebreckx. S. Fnrrcstul. R, Humkc. C, Pollack, -I. I DI, Saari, M. McDonald. 1, Anderson. R. Hillucndorf. Run 3: D. juerg Farrell, J. Ansticld, B, Mufson. L, Stcingart, B, llunshcr, K. Burns, M. SCHESSERQZHDE Arabian pages sounded the gong announcing the crowning of King Bruce Humke and Queen Sue Forrcstul. 68 J 'N'M We sim? W .L,. , if 7 fn- 2 -I 9, Y K .Q e Q2 X, sl Nts.. ' S ',,, --IA L is .- - I 'ss O Y 3 f Q r f S D-B r, J. Ackleyf K. Dornbrook, L. Yarnell, S. Spoden, W. Christman, J. Beverly, ,, eissner, S, Kile, M. XVoods, B, Steinman. Ron' 2: S. Wilets, R. Berkoff, :einman, M. Garey, W, Stone, Razz If A. Spooner. J. Grodin, B. Kluwin, orn, J, Jay, N. With. A. Tompkins, UVB IN fl'ZZHO'UQ9Alv'D N 614255 Scheherazade, draped in chiffon, regarded the gay proceedings from her perch atop the fountain in the center of a rock garden. The Persian atmosphere Haunted Moorish lattice, quaint mosques. lush palm branches, and golden pillars adorned by russet fleui'-de-lis supporting a blue facade. The Casbah held at the Lincoln Park Pavilion concluded the One in a Thousand Nights. TOTO CAELO All the sky will be the realm of Queen Karen Blakesley and King Herb McDowell reigning over Toto Caelof' the 1959 Junior Prom. Varied shapes, textures, and lighting effects will be combined to create a melody and mood for dancing. General co-chairmen of the years biggest social event are John Evans and Lynn Yarnall. Other committee chairmen are Judy Jacobs and George Gwens, decorationsg Betty Bails, publicityg Steve Bilansky, tickets: Judy Wilsiun, invitations and programsg Bob Hilgendorf, ushersg Steve Fellman, engineeringg Jack Strassburger, post-prom co-ordinationg and Ann Jacobsen and Jim Lewis, the grand march. 69 'Q K W r , 3212 K 'Y , T '-Qkitgfi-ffl ' 3 fag , ..s , , , at K 1 3,915 ., - . ,ii 'IM it xv 5 'iii W 'gg T fsii we ...,. . .1-5' ff! X 'sr . f ffl' Q' 47 2, YU v -4 H ff ,K 'v '-R 42 i A 3' 1 3 e '59 5 E . Ilf- CTlvlT'E 71 Editorf-in-rbief . Bztririerf Marzagerf Activity Editorf . Art Editor . . . Boys Sportf Editor! Facitlty Editor . . Girly Sporty Editor TCJWER. Rr '2.' M 111 r. Jones, B. Christian, M. Gordy, J. Beverley, S. Ludwig, B. Bloch, J. XViviozr, Rott' lf B. Rumacli, E. Kuhn, Anslield, J. Zubatslxy, K. Dornbroola. . . Ruth Berkoff, Carol Williams . . Bob Bloch, Jim Wiviorr . Sandy Gordon, Linda Jansen . Judy Beverley . . Bob Froehlicli, Dave Kireher . Sue Ladwig . . Jane Grodin TOWER U53 xr' Index Editor . . . Betsy Kuhn X Pbotograplierf ....... Leonard Berk, Bob Christian, Mike Gordy, Barry Rumzick Senior Editorr ....... Jim Ansfield, Kay Dornbroolc, Nate Lindgren, Jo-Ann Zubatsky Social Editor ....... Jill Srickford C. Williams, R. Berkoff. Uriderclau Editors ...... Betty Bails, Lynn Brumblay, Sally Faint, Emily Leadingham, Mary Post Adoifer . . Mr. John P. Jones l z Q-V if N TOWER. L. Brumblay, M. Post, E. Bails, E. Leadingham, S. Fam, J. Stickford, J. Grodin, B. Froehlich, L. Jansen, S. Gordon. 72 '52 Sticky, .rrftelly rtzbb cement . . . flarii flafbbzzllif . . . treac erozzf paper ctftterf . elariie adjeetirer. TOWER TlMlfS. Ron ,if B. Stone, T. Madlantl, bl. Kelley, H. Roth. Roxzz' 2: Woods, W. Christman, R. Karon, L. Abraham. Rozr' 1: B. Hansher, M. Stanek. Nofe for newr Hearllirzer, deaflliner . . . Bur Milk U,r ' . make-zfp maze. TOWER TIMES Ezlilorf-in-chief Arrociafe Editor Managing Edilor Co-nity Eciitorf . Exchange Eriilor Feature Editorr Sportr Eciilorr . Copy Editorr . B. Dohrn . Meredith Orr, Sue Spoclen . . jim Kelley Margaret Stanek Web Christman, Tom Macllancl Linda Abraham Barbara Hansher, Mary Woods . Herb Roth, Bill Stone Kathy Freeman, Karla Turrie Arriftarzt Copy Efiflorr .... Barbara Picker, Joyce Thornborrow, Ann Tompkins Special Page Eciilorr . . . Bernardine Dohrn, Gwen Slater Pbolograpber . . Dick Karon Carzoorzirl . . . . Jeff Froehlich Bzrrinerr Manager . . Barbara jones Arid Layozri .... . . Alice Muth Bookkeeper ....... Marie Torzala Dirlribzrziorz . . . Jane Rosenbaum, manager, Deanna Batteiger, Kathy Rudrucl, Georgia Turrie, Merrily Williams Editorial Aciwfer . . Miss Diane Schaefer Bzzrinerr Advirer . . Miss Mary Swarthout TOWER TIMES. K. Freeman, K. Turrie, B. Picker, j. Thornborrow, A. Tompkins, STUDENT COUNCIL B. Detienne sells a Bay Black Book to P. Schwartz and S. Kintz. K Orhcers: 1. Beverley, R. Hilgendorf, R. Dean, S. Stauffacher Channeling student activity to the betterment of the school is the constant objective of Student Council. In addition to sponsoring Homecoming, school elec- tions, AFS, pep rallies, and honor study halls, the members sold Bay Black books, sweatshirts, and jackets. President, Ross Deang vice president, Bob Hilgendorfg secretary, Judy Beverleyg treasurer, Steve Stauffacherg and advisers Mr. Willard Rudiger and Mr. G. Arnold Gother. Q Q-. 0 5' f er -B 1'-'wi' ii S . S . is is f 5, if 3 rr' s wr.. 5 N 'L-MM2, 4'-,N ,,, , . . ,.., .L is ii i 1 Y f i ' f s i we , , STUDENT COUNCIL, Ruiz ra: P. Seefeltl, H. Roth, N. Lindgren, WI. Kelley, R. Hilgendorf. R. Dean. R014 35 D. Christen son, B. Detienne, D. Waltlcurf. S. Atlelman, S. Fellman. S. Stauflacher, H. McDowell, C Beverley. Ruiz' 2: K. Meyers. S. Rkunll get, B. Bost, L. Abraham, S. Kintz, S. Crichton, K. Yost. Jacobs, T. Forman. Run' I: G. G6l'l3Ch, P- Sfhwaffz- l'- Bollli-ef B. Maisel, N. Gilson, J. Beverley, T. Abraham, D. Cunningham. B. Humke and J. Glisch working in the canteen. Varsity Drag, Vieux Carre, Snowball, and Lionel Hamptons jazz Concert were outstanding events sponsored by this years Youth Council. Friday night Youth Centers providing dancing and gaiety after games, the canteen serving delectable concoctions, and special events otifering organized fun to bring inter- school students and class members together were the center of social life at the Bay. Bruce Humke, mayor, Jae Glisch, secretary, and Mr. Richard L. Cooper, adviser. YOUTH COUNCIL J. Beverley decorating for the Christmas Formal 0 A :Z K i , . K I.. 5 :Q gf' . ' M ' f ,,,,i1 ft W ' 1 ' ' 'K' M.: F . :. 5' f 3 ' S W Ti g f Y swf. YOUTH COUNCIL. Ron' 5: 1. Stone. M. Tierney. Rau' 4: R. Rietman, P. Seefeld, D. juergens, W. Christman, R. Dean B Steinmetz, A. Spooner, C. Meissner, R. Christenson, T. Madland, T. Treptow. Ron' 3: J. Becker, A. Williams, H. McDowell R Kimmel, F. Bolliger. H. Schudson, B. Humke. N. Gilson, bl. Leininger. Run' 2: B. Bost. S. Forrestal, J. Anderson, K. Blakes ley B. Lustok, B. Zien, D. Xwheelock, E. High, D. Taussig. M, Orr, B. Ecl-4, Razz I: Borchert, Grodin, L. Yarnall, B. Meisel I Glisch, M. Wfoods, G. Willianis, C. Steffen. K. Sperling. R. Berkoff. assembly. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Rott' 3: S. Fellman, -I. Evans. S. Gordon, M. Hack, R. Hilgendorf, j. Stone, bl. Kelley, R. Park, 1. Strassburger, K. Schoeninger, R. Watkins. N. Mueller, L. Hurwitz. Run 2: B. Detienne, B. Balls, W. Christman, D. Kircher, J. Grodin, M. Reed, H. Roth, K. Scudder, L. Yarnall, B. Hansher, S. Spoden, S. Ladwig, J. Karon. Rau' I: L. Flint, B. Picker, J. Krasno, M. Orr, B. Dohrn, M. Thielker, K. Meyers, 1. Stickford. S. Baldigo, C. Williams, R Berkoff, M. Stanek, E. Bautz, K. Dornbrook, K. Freeman. Not pictured: G. Ott. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society membership is the highest honorary award given by any high school. Scholarship, a 5.2 average for seniors and a 3.5 for juniors, service, leadership, and character were the requisites upon which the entire faculty based their decision for membership. The National Honor Society assembly was held in the spring. Play-readers K. Sundermeyer, C. lfeenburg, K. Blakesiey, M l Walker. A. Luthmers, L. lilint, D. Sauer. H. Roth, sl. Krasno. I. Maronek. L. Hurwitz at the student United Nations FORENSICS Booming voices, slamming gavels, and resounding ap- plause personify the forensic program under the direction of Mrs. Lois Ramstack. Besides gaining success in the Wisconsin State Forensic Association, Whitefish Bay won first prize for the senior speech tape recording and re- ceived highest recognition ar the mock UN assembly. G. Simpson practices interpretive reading. I 76 QUILL AWD SCROLL. Run ,if B. Bloch, B. Rurnack, S. Langer. R. Hilgendorf. W. Stone, I. Kelley, H. bRoth, I. Thornborrow. M. Stanek, S. liant. T. Matllantl, S. Spoden. Roz: 2: I.ABeverley. I.. Abraham, Watkins. D. Kircher, N I XY'iyiott. XX , C.lll'lSlfTl11I'l. I. Anslield. B. Hansher, I. Grodin. R. Berkofl. I. Evans, M. Peters, 5. Adelman, M. Hack. X 7 B Ruiz 1: L, Iansen, lf. Kuhn. I. Zubatsky, il, l rr, F . Picker. K, Turrie. S. Ladwig, B. Dohrn, M. Wfoods. K. Dorn- brook, S. Gordon. A. Tompkins. G, Slater, I. Stickford, C. Willitiins. QUILL AND SCROLL The spring initiation into Quill and Scroll bestowed on these students the distinction of membership in the international society for exceptional upperclass high school journalists. Outstanding work on either the Tower or Tower Times, as well as a high scholastic rating, were the qualifications for eligibility. H. Roth ponders while S. Adelman orates. 0 -l rgrQ i f 1 sf 1 1' A '- ffgzwfffvfl' are X I hr. 'Y . 31? ' ' .1 . 4' 3 'mln r ,'u P rv! Pi' 1 V a 1 i- .' . 1 1 ' , 15 wir' '-of rj W , w. . I 1 i .. M. K V , 5 .- ' fl l I . BAY'S TOP DEBATERS: Tax, M. Walker. D. Rafalou and I. Longrnirc look over I. Iacobs' HOKE cards. DEBATE CLUB Resolved: That the United States should adopt the essential features of the British educational system, was the learned challenge faced by the '59 debate squad. Hundreds of sources, hours of research, a thought pro- voking assembly, and representation in the state debate finals were the activities of this intelligentsia. I. Kelley, K. Dornbrook, M. 77 TOWER CLUB Interweaving community and school service with social activities, Tower Club members attended cultural pro- grams, earned points at service suppers and community work, and planned social events. The Barn Dance tag, Papas' Paradise, Coketail Party, and Mothers' Tea led the hours of gay times. Susan Steindorf, president, Barbara Hansher, vice president, Marilyn Klein, treasurer, and Jo Ann Zubatsky, secretary, Miss Mary Helen Keating and Miss Ruby Hardiman, co-advisers. INITIATION. S. Steindorf, J. Zubatsky, K. Blakesley. President Sue Steindorf. HOSTESS CLUB The harried girl behind the desk in the main lobby, who is trying to remain composed and offer her services despite frequent interruptions, gave the Bay student his principal impression of a member of the Hostess Club. She was also known the the trim figure who guided us to our seat at evening performances in the auditorium. Sherry Katz, president, Kathy Freeman, vice president, Judy Jacobs, secretary-treas- urer. HOSTESS CLUB. Officen: S. Katz, K. Free- man, J. Jacobs. SERVICE SUPPER. Row 2.' J. Longmire, K. Kornburger, K. Keck, E. Leadingham, S. Trytten, L. Jansen. Row 1: L. Brumblay, B. jones, B. Bails, K. Sundermeyer. HOSTESSES. Row 7.' M. Seelig, G. Gulbrandsen, M. Klein, B. Warner, S. Watts. Row 6.' M. Garey, I. Travnicek, B. Cook, M. Hansen, J. Beverley, S. Kintz. Row 5: J. Grodin, M. Swa- ziek, K. Burns. Row 4: N. Olson, B. Dohrn, G. Simpson, B. Hansher. Row 33 E. High, G. Ott, S. Whaley, C. Anderson. Row 2.' L. Flint, M. Tarbox, B. Kesselman, E. Kuhn. Row 1: J. Glasspiegle, S. Katz, K. Freeman, B. Picker. 78 F ROSH MORE Froshmore girls dated their dads, tagged their beaux, and held a tea for their mothers, donating the proceeds to the community and needy organizations. Emily Kletzien, president, Sally Crichton, vice president, Dorothy Uhle, business secretaryg' Kathy Yost, corresponding secretryg Carol Schiefelbein, treasurer, and Betty Lustok, head of ushers. Ably advising the group were Mrs. Eleanor Post and Miss Dorothy Veum. D. Uhle, E. Schwartz, S. Crichton, J. Borchert, C. Schiefelbein, V. Zenoff, E. Beck, K. Yost, J. Rosing. Ii W-. .,.a, ki I I i I I I I I i President Emily Kletzien. N. Glasspiegle, B. Zien, B. McManus, and S. lmse in Sh-boom GCI. Sue Mulrine and J. Rosing initiating a new member. Babysitters K. Madland and N. Sidon. ti '5 I sf J J S 'G-N SYMPHONETTIT. Razz' 3: K. Cook, D. Karr, N. Mueller, B. Lustok, S. Baldigo. Run' 2: K. Freeman, P. Polland, l. Wasberg. Ron' If B. Eck, K. Sundermeyer, E. Johannes, B. Hansher, M. Stanek, W. Christman. ORCHESTRA Christmas and winter concerts, Spring Music Festival, assemblies, and an exchange concert-at all these functions the orchestra provided instrumental music under the direction of Mr. Edward Rurfolo. Barbara Hansher, president: Susan Iverson, secretary. SYMPHGNETTE Providing a challenge for more adept players, Sym- phonette affords an opportunity to play hner, more dillicult music under the direction of Mr. Edward Ruffolo. lts members played for the Honor Society assembly, senior banquet, and music parents. URCHIZSTRA. Ron' -if C. Keck, J. Grossman, J. Antonic, K, Turrie, K, Rotter, R. Peck. Ron' 3: lf. Bernhardt, l. Wiislwerg, S. Sweet. S. Davis. D. Strauss, J. Keene, T. Schmidt, R, Pierre, R. Rice, N. Mueller, A. Close. B. Lustok, li. Klinluer, S. Staullacher. B. Smart, M. Lee, L. Brodd, K. Schoeninluer, J. Kf11Sll4l,W.Cil1I'lSUllLlIl. Ron' 2: lf. Johannes, M. Hanneman, J. Youngstrum, J. Waisman, Benjamin, C. Dingiuan, li. lileilet, S. lverson, P. Wlieeler, J. Rosenbaum, li. Buech, S. Baldigo, R. Norris, B, lick. B. Davis, H. llcltstein. Ron' If D, Karr, P. Polland, B. lrlansher, K. lireeman, K, Sundermeyer. K. Cook, B. Bonville, M, Wfoods. lg f f .1 4- , 17 V . . 7' .....-2 ' if - Af , r t ' W . . ,,,. in W ' I., I ' I 'Q . - - Q Aff 1 .c 'fm' . .. - .s.e ri .t..t , . . ' . - W1 ' , R if R 2 Ik f W ti . . .,k V , V, , .. , My K Q. ,y. 2 A kk QA wg, X . M. kk 'Q D D ' - ' L 1' ii .YQ . ' if .. - . if -15 if 54 2-1 A ul ,, K - Ml. kVVV,. he K ,K A I VA A... ,A 1 i , W . I I .gr V. . D ,ff , LVLVA . f A 'tflfi f Q f ff? ' A 1 D Q , - . it . it . .. . K !' :,' i l' 4315194 'ii ii V' A A i DiM 5' : ' l f - , t Q, V. L. Vg. K Q. . H A . jc-vjl.1f' . jg .A-Q H is , 1 . . - . ff , - fr 535 +4.s+fafL.i2i5'f5g!Fni'li1l ' 9 R i Lflfw A 'fr pa' ' f- ' K V . IQ1.: .21 j2.5'?LQ74 4? WWI 2 W . - A f'f,F2,ig 7:qui 'Vf' ' I , M... 24 . s W ' PEP BAND A The toot tif horns, bogm gf dfumg, and clung gf gym. under the baton of Mr. Eclwurcl Kunclmann. Karla buls, till combined tu form the rousing music uf the Tuffie, PfCSiClG1HQ NMC lfilidgfen, Vid? prGSid6Dt1 band. Athletic events and concerts kept the buncl busy RiCl1Hfd W6d6IU6l'5f. SCCICFLUYQ NHUCY MUCHSI, H6215- urer. BAND. Rim 4: VI. Antonic. B. Bealmear, K. Turric. K. Rutter. R. Peck. Rm' 3: S. XVhuley, G. Galazan, R. XWetlemeyer S. Sweet, VU. Pollack, N. Yampol, R. Pierce, VI. Knupp, K, Klein. T. Parks, R. Rice, S, Davis, D. Strauss. T. Schmidt. bl. Keene C. W'etlemeyer. KI. Leisenring. Razz' 2: T. Zwitter. D. Katz, K. Post, S. Stauffuclicr. DI. Karon. B. Smart, M. Lee, M. Dingman L. Brutltl, R. O'Dunnell, M. Gorcly, K. Thompson, xl. Rosenbaum. B. Bails. Ruiz 1: N. Lintlgren, A. Luclclen. B. Buech, S Balcligu, N. Mueller. A. Close, B. Lustuk, Mr. lf. Kuntlmunn. B. Klinger, P. Wheeler, P, Karr. 81 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1 S I SENIOR CHOIR Hours of practice, drill, and fun resulted in outstand- ing performances by Senior Choir at the Christmas J. Strassburger, second semester president, and Melinda Conceffv Spring Music Festivalv and for many Service Tarbox, secretary. organizations. Mr. Kenneth Beall, director, Ken Scudder, president, Melinda Tarbox, secretary. 7 A - Q 3 rx 4 L SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS. Row 5: H. McDowell, T. Winkleman, M. Hack, R. Hilgendorf, J. Strassburger, R. Pflugfelder, D. Barclay, D. Cary, R. Park, M. Tierney, K. Cook, B. Davis, J. Spooner, G. Ingersoll, J. Grover, C. Held, M. Brunner, J. Cregar. Row 4: M. Post, D. Daniels, A. Durr, A. Weinberg, G. Gulbrandsen, K. Sourherwick, B. Warth, L. Jansen, T. Strother, T. Sharratt, M. Parker, J. Ferber, D. Maul, C. Karger, S. Gifford, J. Munsch. Ron' 3: F. Nurenberger, A. Tompkins, M. McManus, L. Yarnall, S. Ladwig, S. Watts, S. Gother, R. Oswald, M. Rotter, S. Yarne, J. Anderson, K. Blakesley, M. Klein, K. Meyers, Mr. K. Beall. Row 2: C. Schiller, P. Balistreri, D. Taussig, N. Mueller, A. Neefe, M. Silverman, P. Stehling, S. Boxer, J. Zubatsky, B. Bleiler, J. Gallup, L. Flint, M. Robnett. Row 1: L. Brumblay, S. Trytten, B. Cook, K. Kornburger, J. Aldrich, J. I-lanke, S. Matchette, N. Zukowski, J. Mund, S. Loeb, J. Reif, M. Orr. 82 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. Rou' 3: C. Fox G C M. Reid, P. Stumph, S. Harris, P. Mohr Rau Koutny, J. Sargent, S. Dick, F. Zien, M Willian Kilb, L. Schroeder, D. Cooley, K. Yost S Coo The voices of sophomore girls Hooded Whitefish Bay corridors with music sixth hour as they practiced for the Christmas concert and Spring Music Festival under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Beall. Virginia Owens, president, Sara Harris, secretary. bchenderfer, M. Wilson, S, Tolkan, B. West, +er, D. Wheelock, N. Belton, K. Howe, B. i, E. Kletzien. Rau' I: C. Armstrong, K. rsky, C. Matchette. FRESHMAN CHGIR Paving the way for their musical careers, the members of Freshman Choir sang for the Christmas assembly and Spring Music Festival under the direction of TRIPLE TRIO. J- Anderson, N. Mueller, K. Blakey Mr. Kenneth Beall. ley. D. Taussig, S. Obhof, B. Blieler, M. Parker, J. Rief, J. Krasno. S. Aldrich, J. Flora, S. Foley, J. Mohr, K. Cowles, B. Rauter, P. Schwartz. K. jankowski, J. Minash, S. Souter. Row 4 R. Harrigan. B. Bergeman, R. Verburg, M. Hutchinson, S. Meixner, B. Bonville, B. Janis, C. Gother. P. Cook, L. Stong S. Patmythes, J. Taxman, J. Hindin, M. Cleveland, J. Maronek, G. Williams, B. Stanek. Row 3: M. Ohan, j. Leisen ring, L. Hanneman, M. Jensen, J. Abraham, M. Ploss, C. Bernstein, C. Finke, D. Cunningham, J. Logan, L. Wagner, J Stiedemann, P. Baker, K. Madland. Row 2: M. Gieringer, N. Wile, M. Miller, R. Cook, M. Graves, L. Lundsten T. Taschner, B. 'Whaley, L. Tepper, J. Smart, J. Gregg, A. Ludden, C. Galipo. Row 1: S. Stevens, L. Loeb, P. Walters J. Pitt, C. Wake, B. Sklar, C. Dingman, H. Hatch, M. Sohns, C. Rank, L. Blakesley, J. Kuhn. 85 f 1 . u L S. Lee, M. Tax, D. Rafalou, A. Close in a French Club skit. Haarlem A I Hague FRENCH CLUB Beware of French wolves! was the advice given in the French version of Little Red,u Riding Hood. During the year the members kWh enjoyed French life and culture in an in- ,U formal atmosphere. Kathy Freeman, presi- dentg Joyce Harrop, vice president, Ruthf. Berkoff, secretary, Deanna Batteiger, treas- urerg Miss Lillian Trottier, adviser. Saarin . Nana Tre yegl r . 3 . . b 44' Hifi L S G AVO ii V F et,. .yyc ENDEE Sesame 8 RCCHSNF gausf C513 Bdygy le' L . Bo Fer C' GRI' B M9393 fgy . FGQL Gij6H9 Sailfand . . M 7'S:?,4,y M. 'V ragansfa BUVQOS aufldolid SPANISH CLUB Through a Spanish dinner, a Christmas pinara party, and the fiesta, which climaxed the social agenda, Spanish Club members became better acquainted with the South of the Border countries. Members presented Spanish culture in tricky dance steps and dramatic productions. jill Stickford and Bill Stone, co-presidents, Gail Mitchem, vice president, Linda Abraham, secretary, Bob Reitman, treasurer, Miss Lorraine Radke, adviser. C5653 1-:51rma C, GAT.: li. Q A 'miBff2nneC 'f :X 15 ban be 1 E 6 will Nirnes -ni? Dulouse 0 L, A Q SPANISH CLUB. J. Zubatsky, C. Anderson, 1. Engler, B. Stone, A. Meyers, N. Yampol, and C. Fishman watch G. Turrie break pinata. ' Algiers m. .-. s fmuwnai Bremen Wo ' L 0 Belgn . wW :lam Magna nfs . . .. 0 , LHZDQOVQ Potsclam dak 'sen .. -n . i fa, Halle' eswbresdexg L.- fnfxrlitf Q A 36:6 S5214 GERMAN CLUB D .ash In addition to supplementing their knowl- W1 . edge of German, the members enjoyed the K ' gemutlichkeit of an evening at a German restaurant. Birgit Meisel, exchange student eimvg I from Vienna, helped create the Duetsch L1 atmosphere which pervaded the meetings. f Q Dick Christenson, preside-ntg john Knopp, une vice presidentg Ingrid Wasberg, secretary- hw V ' treasuterg Mr. Kenneth Nylund, adviser. vu' . 'N .VI GOQMVLE Wreiburg Munchen wie: !Z6'lChi.bnSbrsuE'liaRENNsR PASS 'Luzefn 'R 12.459 FT. BemR Klagenfufi 5 .Bolzano i . . - J. Waisman, C. Keck, and N. Sidon in a German Cl b k M VL P ivTfe l9 . Llughana f .0r'Pecs Aged 'r QP C0030 d Udme L. ...G Zagreb as am 3 . P3 OV3. TI-iestg ka ' FE? p 'l3U0'f Isrescia ' 'Venezia Ugg O U ia A gs Q i pa 1. 041, '- Luka 1. Belgfasgvag 0rln0La Bologna ' F7 - ,Bama K9 'fb Kfagym L OVHQ Spezia o Ferrara Q, 43,3 t......asi Samieio C .... ..... , . WYE . js SAN MARL3-4.0 ozadar qc ' E ice Pisa: L4 'airqgze .Aflflonff Sp' 'QS' . 'eos' Q . Q 'QMGSW L- ,zgzman Sea Arezzo .peg-agua 1, ........... L. . jg fb ktip In Y , L ELBA .A 4' 0 .. , Q Skopeq . ......i ee h 'Z Snknner -:S Weds Qs C ze s 6 Foggia cfemfang QLB Pri: y. ruse.. .. p ,Bari 0' ijxgmgr 16 L L. ,Taranto g K 'Gubf vf L A Lansai fa '- 1 LATIN CLUB OCQVQXOL Joi Dressed in togas, the Latin Club members reclined as they dined at their Roman ban- fi quet. Monthly conversations in Latin and L V 0 V7ig i reports on Roman festivals kept the members if E cOgnizant of the civilization of ancient Rome. pa' Kkfinl Ellen Bautz, presidentg Sally Fant, secretary- If treasurerg Miss Ruby Hardiman, adviser. ma, cIir?jgcll21htcggas are R. O'DonnelI, L. Berk, and P. Stumpf, memberslcatanial 0 n I GALLQ 1.111.151 tc , C. 9 Q , 1 . s 4 Malellfii L . - Q I C l l.. 5 s rt. QP FTA officers: S. Ladwig, L. Abraham, A. Tompkins, M. Garey, J. Krasno. 1. Rosenbaum, M, Seelig, S. Pereles, B. Picker, K. Baldus, B. Schoenkerman. RIFLE CLUB The crack of guns and clang of bullets sounded throughout the rifle range on Monday and Wednesday nights. Girls along with boys com- peted in sports shows and rifle matches. Tom Sharratt, presidentg Lowell Slabodkin, secretary- treasurerg and Mr. Charles Roeder, adviser. S. Rasmussen, J. Wolf, S. Watts, B. Bails, K. Thompson B. Norman, K. Turrie, M. Silverman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA More than the proverbial apple for the teacher of tomorrow, was the conclusion drawn by the mem- bers of Future Teachers of America. The meetings were devoted to educators who stressed the increasing demand for ,teachers as a result of the accelerated program in education. Ann Tompkins, presidentg Linda Abraham, first vice presidentg Margaret Garey, second vice presidentg Sue Ladwig, secretaryg janet Krasno, treasurerg Mrs. Elsa Morell, adviser. GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB. L. Slabodkin, L. Wagner, G Williams. BOYS' RIFLE CLUB. J. Antonic, L. Slabodkin, R. Wellner, T. Sharrat. X C. Fishman, N. Sperling, D. Rafalou, and G. Gulbrandsen practice first aid techniques on C. Karger. FUTURE NURSES Dieticians, medical technologists, physical therapists, surgical nurses, tours, and movies helped acquaint prospective nurses with the true picture of nursing requirements and opportunities at monthly meetings of the Future Nurses and Allied Fields Club of America. Gwen Gulbrandsen was secretary and Sue Trytten, treasurer of the inter-school club. T. Schultz scores a strike. M. Kochenderfer and M. Walker examine S. Katz while S. Fant has her blood pressure taken by V. Owens. B. Lustok, G. Phster, J. Aldrich weigh the facts while I. Travnicek takes C. Keck's temperature. BOWLING Strike! Pins fell under the thundering attack of bowlers every Thursday night at Echo Bowl in intra-mural competition under the direction of intra-mural co-czars Herb Oxman and Herb Roth. mauav-Q . an - X H. Oxman, H. Roth, co-czars of intra-mural bowling. A. Tompkins, Miss E. Ryerson, and J. Zubatsky serving pizza. Providing manpower for the brainpower was the Library Club's principal job, a task which was complemented by several social meetings. The Halloween party and Christmas Initiation cere- mony were a sharp contrast to the seemingly trivial tasks of collecting fines and arranging books. Kay Dornbrook, president, Gwen Simpson, vice president, Sue Gifford, secretary, Bill Detienne, treasurer, Miss Eleanor Ryerson, ad- viser. LIBRARY CLUB K. Dornbrook, S. Fant, B. jones, J. Krasno, T. Strother, N, Hall, S. Trytten, and I. Gagliano enjoy a pizza feast at a Library Club meeting. STAGE CREW Applying make-up, designing scenes, moving furniture, and sewing costumes were only a few of the numerous jobs which the members of Stage Crew performed. Their indispensable behind-the-scene services were rendered at all assemblies and evening performances as well as at the Senior Class and All-School plays. M. McDonald, G. Owen, T, Von Briessen. STAGE CREW. Row 2: T. Von Briessen, A. Pitt, T Warschauer, G. Owen, L. Gust, B. Davis, D. Daniels Row I: M. McDonald, G. Sargent, R. Gannet., 88 ART CLUB Sculptresses J. Pritchard, and J. Anderson. Pallets, paints, paper, and pencils were used adroitly by members of Art Club. The unique trimmings of the Christmas tree were indicative of the artists' talent. Club A: Kathy Rudrud, president, Mary Ann Kochenderfer, secretary. Club B: Jane Pritchard, president, julie Ander- son, secretary, Mr. E. Nowicki, adviser. .jf Artists S. Larson and S, Appleby. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Kim Novak, Ingrid Bergman, jeff Chandler, and Rock Hudson paraded in front of the student body during noon movies under the auspices of Audio-Visual Club which also continued serving teachers by operating classroom sound and visual equipment. Sterling Davis, president, Tom Warschauer, vice president, Ted von Briesen, secretary, Mr. Bert Rietz, adviser. E. Uckert and T- Mueller Set up a movie projector. B. Urry, L. Loeser, and E. Ulbricht operate a sound recorder. 89 BIOLOGY CLUB Growing plants supplanted the growing pains of Biology Club members as the group expanded in numbers as well as knowledge. A spring field trip and laboratory experiments kept the members busy. Avrom Weinberg, president, Ellen Beck, secretary- treasurer, Mr. William Ahrens, adviser. E. Beck and A. Weinberg examining a rabbit. Mr. W. Ahrens points out the flight markings to A. Loper, E. Beck, and A. Weinberg. 1. Trowbridge, and P. Merrill caring lor plants in the greenhouse. HEMOTULOGY CLUB From a tiny blob of blood, Hemo Club members determined their blood type, red and white cell count, and Rh factor with the help of their adviser, Miss Emma Force. Karen Sundermeyer, secretary, Marian Walker, treasurer, l G. Weisfeld, draws blood as R. Schemnitz observes the N- 5id0f1 WHICh9S M- Wallief Plafff 21 Slide Undef procedure. the microscope. 90 CHEMISTRY CLUB The red hot blaze of the Bunsen burner, clank of the crystal test tubes, and pungent scent of sulphur all spell out Chemistry Club. Members concocted paint, soap, cosmetics, and performed other fascinat- ing experiments under the direction of Mr. james Paschen. F s ,- iff' KI, Harding and D. johnson clean up the lab. M. Pittclman and S, Fischer test a compound. l B. Balthazor watches T. Schmidt perform an experiment. ELECTRONICS CLUB A maze of electrical equipment became comprehendi- ble as members explored the fields of electronics, photography, and radio guided by Mr. Alvin Ander- son. Many students perfected projects which in- creased their knowledge and interest in amateur radio and other technical vocations. Xward Pollack, presidentg Richard Karon, secretary-treasurer. VI. Cohn. E. Ulbricht, R. Karon checking a sign wave on the oscilloscope, SENIOR CLASS PLAY 92 6 Mitzi Pitlelrnan . . Kathryn Meyerr . . Satan Gifford . Dennir Krueger . Joanne Lindeniann . Virginia Bizrgerneirter Don Saiier . . . Bill Landwehr . Gigi Ott .... Gwen Giilhrandren , jaeGlirch . . . jim Derhiir . I REMEMBER MAMA by John Van Druten Arriftanl Director . . . . Katrin . Mama . . Papa . Christine . . Dagrnar . Mr. Hyde . . . Nelr . . Ann! Trina . Aan! Sigrid . Q Aan! Jennie . Uncle Chrir Mary Hanfen . Wellr Wagner . Ken Scndder . . Michael Delahant Nancy Olfen . . . Sire Rafnznfren . Dave Kircher . jackie Reif . Marilyn Klein . Ann Tornpkinr . Bill Stone . . Marge Seelig . We'll always remember the outstanding performance of I REMEMBER MAMA. The skillful portrayal of the humble, warm characters and expert designing by the stage crew produced a superb drama. Hats off to the director, Miss Mary Ann Rohan, the devoted cast who surpassed great obstacles, and to all the seniors who spent hours rehearsing, planning, selling tickets, and publicizing the unforgettable show! 95 . . . jerrie . Mr. Torhelron . . Dr. johnron . ...Arne . Firri N arte . Second N arte . . Soda Clerk . . . . Madeline . . . . . Dorothy Schiller Florence Dana Moorehead . . . . . . Bell Boy . Scrnhwoman LETTERMANS CLUB OFFICERS: T. Madland, A. Spooner, W Christman. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Brawn conquered beauty as lettermen turned cheer- leaders, leading Bayites in spirited yells at basketball games. Designing the athletic bulletin boards, serving refreshments to visiting teams, and ushering at basket- ball games were the clubs other activities supervised by Alex Spooner, presidentg Webster Christman, vice presidentg Lynn Ehlenbeck, secretaryg and Tom Mad- land, treasurer. All coaches advised and Mr. Chester Wangerin sponsored the club. CHEERLEADERS. Rau' 2: H. Oxman, M. Goodman, J. Ans field, K. Cook. Rau' 1: D. Apfelberg, B. Bloch. PEP CLUB White shirts trademark the Pep Club whose letter- cards and healthy voices cheered the Bay team on to victory. President, Bob Levineg vice president, jay Bleilerg secretary, Kathy Yostg card chairmen, Kathy Kilb and Barbara Zien. PEP CLUB oFF1cBRs. Row 2: B. Levine, J. Bue1ef. Rea 1 PEP CLUB K. Yost, B. Zien, K. Kilb. 94 WK Q Ii The efforts of Dick Galineau, Dick Christenson, Jim Becker, Steve French, Bob Pepper and Tim Burns are rewarded with a Bay touchdo Q z ffgf 1.-' 2 .:i1'.' W .,,: zifi .,'.,, :: ' 'f,: Varsity Scores ,,. i . WFB 13 we-sf Allis Central L' WFB 7 West Milwaukee . WFB 20 Greendale. . . WFB 18 Shorewood . . WFB West Allis Hale WFB Waukesha . . ,N WFB 20 Cudahy . . . s WEB south Milwaukee fix? I: W fi E 3 3 Ross Dean 'Q Top: Ehlenbeck snatches a Dean aerial. Right: Adelman and Pepper clear a swath for Bruce Hurnke's advance while Ehlenbeck and Dean rush assistance. VARSITY FOOTBALL. Row 3-left to right: Coach Rieboldt, Coach Cross, T. Burns, Lewis, Martell, T, Hayes, Bruner, T. Kelley, Henderson, Dean, Ehlenbeck, R, Holton, Adelman, Coach Parsons. Row 2.' Hilgendorf, King, Reed, Bilansky, French, H. Roth, Pep- per Spooner, Galineau, Humke, Driessen. Row I: R. Froehlich fMgr.7, Loeser QMgt.J, J. Becker, Schmoll, Oxman, McLean, Gerlach. J Leininger, A. Matras, Eckenrod, Haupt. VARSITY FOOTBALL Quarterback Ross Dean was the spark for this years varsity team with backfield support by Alex Spooner. Bay fans saw Ross power his way to two 95-yard touchdowns and watched Spooner tear the turf with several fine runs until a late season injury kept him from action. Right tackle Steve French and Dean were honored with all conference berths. Inexperience was probably the greatest single factor that contributed to the losing season, as the Dukes fell prey to seven conference foes, winning a single game to Greendale. Coach Marsh Rieboldt, in his first year as head varsity coach, cited Bruce Humke as the most improved player and mentioned Dick Galineau as a standout on the defensive team. Supporters of the Blue and Grey saw the varsity eleven play consistently fine ball and showed their appreciation by making Bay attendance second in the conference. Coach Rieboldt expects a stronger core next year, as twelve underclassmen earned letters as opposed to the four returnees of last year. Left: Bilansky and Humke hurry protection for struggling Ross Dean. Bottom: The new Bay coaching staff. From left: Coach Parsons, Coach Kratz, Coach Cross, and Coach Rieboldt. Background: Peter, Eckenrod, and Adelman. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL. Ron' 3-lefl lo right: Coach Hirst, J. Meyer, D. Johnson, Vick, K. Cook, Conley, Park Eckstein, Praefke, Cary, Liebel, Coach Studelska, D. Barclay fMgr.J Rout' 2: J. Rudiger, M. Dingman, Kimmel, Hoff, Friauf Bolingbroke, Levine, J. Bleiler, G. Roth, Pierce, McKibben, W. Pollack. Rau' I.' S. Scheil, J. Wfilliams, Willis, Siegel. R. Christ enson, Grover, Neumeyer, Uhlarik. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A well-balanced team and a fine coaching staff accounted for the successful 3-2 J V season. A fast backfield and a strong line enabled the Hirstmen to topple three teams, but seventeen points hobbled them from a perfect season. JV Scores WFB 15 Shorewood . . 7 WFB 20 Nicolet . - 6 WFB 2 East . . . 7 WFB O Don Bosco . . 12 WFB 27 North . . - 6 The freshman squad concluded a highly suc- cessful year tallying 108 points and holding the opposition to six, in a season which featured a 50-O victory over Shorewood. In his first year as frosh coach, Leo Kratz whipped his gridders into a well organized team which finished undefeated in five starts. F rosh Scores WFB 6 Brookfield . . . . O WFB 20 Rufus King . . O WFB 20 East .... . O WFB 50 Shorewood . . O WFB 19 Nicolet . . . . 6 WFB 13 Don Bosco . . O FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Ron' I-lefl to right: Rice, Benz, O'Donnell, Newell, Begel, Wfaldotf, T. Burns, Munson. Row 2: Ber eman, Forbes, Ballhorn, C. Beverley, Matchette, Kozell, Bremer, Perlson, Keene. Rau' 3: Olson, R. Williams, Kluge, M. Matras, Riddile, Bach, Goldschmidt, J. Abraham, Paull. Razz' 4: Rekoske, R. Johnson, Burton, Berkholtz, Arbogast, John, Hecker, Swanson, Albert, Seefeld. 'ld' ac, 4 'Q g E mf E 1 'Mme VOL Strassburger, Williams A., Levine, Wile D., Adelman CMgr.J, Ansfield CMgr.7. Row I.' Bilansky, Peter, Kaminsky, Oxman, Yampol, Bloch, Humke. ,GQ Om. 'L ,ell ' A if Qfiita .LCN ll 'efvsll 'Xu N 3 N53 X l li .ri I , lcfk i, fx wi.. V , 1 , , tl 'T' a ll , 2 I r' ,,,,. s W LEYBALL. Row 2: Mr. Rieboldt fCoachj, Thornbery, Wolf, Curtis, Spooner J., VOLLEYBALL Coach Rieboldt's spikers were hot and cold this year winning thirteen and losing eleven. They showed their best form when taking three straight from Tosa and one from Waukesha. Herb Oxman and Don Kaminsky were cited for their setting and spiking. Bob Bloch, Bruce Humke, and Neal Yampol added their talents to the team. WRESTLING Wrestling won new acceptance at the Bay this year as Coach Norb Studelska's matmen posted a 4-9 record. The climax of the season was a victory over Suburban Champion, West Milwaukee. The standout was team captain Mike Reed who won the Suburban at 147 pound division. Don john- son, Dave Katz, Dennis Lefton, and a pair of lightweights, Tom Zwitter and Don Smart, added their muscle to the team's strength. Zwitter and Smart will lead next year's team as co-captains. 5 t Left: Zwitter and Smart iight it out. Right: top, All 1 Suburban Mike Reed, bottom, Coach Studelska. J WRESTLING. Ron' 4.' Johnson D., Uhlarik J., Dresen, Kashou, Gess, Slavick, McGill, Krasno J., Bremer, Timpel, Trowbridge E., Arbogast, Adelman lMgr.J, Hirsh lMgr.j. Row 3: Dakin, Eckenrod D., Kircher, Lombardi, Kaufman, Karon J., Matras A., Smart D., Zwitter, l'assett M., Kessleman, Williams R., Mudge, Kohloff. Row 2: Abraham T., Dean R., Parks T., O'Donnell, Kazlov, Wood J., Bendinger, Brunner, Willis, Wills, Karr, Matras M. Row I: Eckstein, Park, Liebel, Dingman, Antonic. L' Q an m gg V . ..., . H ' 154' . K S In ELL J l FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. Ron' 2: Wand 4Mgr.J, Waisman, Begel, leleclter, Bolle, Snyder J., Seefeld, Berkholtz Ken, Abraham J., Mohr J. fMgr.J , Mr, Paul Humlce LCoach9. Ruiz' If Rice R., Keene, Flora, Berkholtz Keith, Swanson, Kluge, Burns T., Forbes. FROSH BASKETBALL Hinting of continued Bay basketbal supremacy, the Frosh Bucketmen weri hailed by Coach Paul Humke as one o the better teams he had coached. Thej had an 8-2 record bowing only to Dol Bosco. The starters came from thesi six: Jerry Albert, Keith Berkholtz, Joi Flora, Bob Forbes, Bob Johnson, anq Gary Swanson. Right: Steinmetz, Tierney, J. Stone. Ehlenbeck, get the ball. Upper: Tier- l ney gets the jump. JUNIOR VARSIT' BASKETBALL Thrilling victories over Shorewood 2 Cuclahy highlighted the 1959 schecl11 Coach Jack Nagle, in his first year W the team, pointed the junior version the Dukes toward varsity success ni year. Tim Kelley, Paul Kellogg, H4 McDowell, and Bob Hilgendorf gait the crowd's favor as potential vars starters. J.V. BASKETBALL. Row 2: Slabod fMgr.J, Foster, Roth, R., Kelley, Wedemeyer, C., Kellogg, Grover, Mr. Na CCoachj, Pittlman., J. lMgr.J. Row Rudiger, J., Williams, J., Gerlach, Hilgu dorf, McDowell, Winkleman, Sohns, Conen, J. ppef: Irv Ott gets the ball, Right: john Stone prepares to score VARSITY BASKETBALL The '58-'59 hoopsters will go down in history as the best the Bay has ever seen. Coach Kuehl's bucketmen stormed through the Suburban Conference undefeated. Records were set as the Dukes averaged 76 points a game. john Stone established a Conference record with 475 points and scored 53 points when the team notched a record 99 points over Greendale. The team emerged from the Regionals victorious, and were runners up to North at Waukesha where they suffered their only loss of the season against 20 wins. While the team was built around All-Suburban john Stone, who dazzled the fans with his magnificent array of shots, Bill Steinmetz and Mike Tierney were noted for their shooting ability, Ross Dean, honored on the Suburban second team, Lynn Ehlenbeck and Al Phister played a great defensive game and forced scoring opportunities. SCORES We Rufus King . . . . 59 West Milwaukee . . . 85 Nicolet . . . . . 70 Shorewood . . . 68 Wauwatosa . . . 75 Greendale . . . . . 99 Cudahy . . . . 74 South Milwaukee . . . 77 West Allis Central . . . . 78 West Allis Hale . . . 72 Waukesha . . . . 55 West Milwaukee . . . 79 Shorewood . . . . 65 Wauwatosa . . . 68 Greendale ......... 89 Cudahy . ' ......... 82 W.l.A.A. TOURNAMENT Shorewood ..... . . . . 66 Granville .... . 64 Port Washington . . . 51 Williams Bay . . . . 80 Milwaukee North ...... 55 VARSITY BASKETBALL. Row 2: Mr. Kuehl CCoachJ, Lindgren, Shapiro, Wedemeyer, R., Reitman, Ott, Schudson. Row 1: Praefke CMgr.J, Ehlenbeck, Dean, Tierney, Stone, J., Steinmetz, Phister, Froehlich CMgr.J. They 52 48 45 58 52 62 52 62 71 69 49 51 54 54 55 39 51 45 34 57 56 L11 5 Yr , , H VA, 1q535,rQm--Qgwsfzr Upper leflx D. Apfelberg. Upper right: Cook Wolkenheim, P. Saewert, Allen. Abore: Warrhi Wagner, I-liken, Felman, Sivyer, Cook, juergens, John Gamber, Byers, Hobert. In zmrers P. Saewert, Wolk enheim, Wiviott, Schmidt, Stuhmer, Perlson, Allen Center right: Wivott. Right: Schmidt, Gamber, Be low: Staulfacher, Hobert, Cook. rm xf-v'f:: . I H- . ewrfrzgszm ' ,. V 5 ri V I g,6,,,,..-M, kv fx A V.,l A -, ' . ,,. ,VVV 5'h7LYfj',- Y 'FXS' A 5 VARSITY SWIMMING IVE Marquette . . . 55 Boys' Tech . . 55 Kenosha . . 65 Nicolet . . . 50 Shorewood . . 42 Waukesha . . . 53 Pulaski . . . 42 Wauwatosa . 24 Placemezz Cardinal Relays . . 5 Bluebird Open . . 7 Suburban . . 4 Stare . - 7 1-.NA is , ll tPc - l SWIMMING Hardworking underclassmen dominated the team this year as Morgan Byer's mermen went through a rebuilding season. Good depth and balance enabled the team to forge a 5-4 record, though lack of 4 points cost them two addi- tional wins. The team was hobbled in the big meets by a need of individual stars, placing fourth in the Suburban and seventh in the State, Jim Kelley and Dave juergens displayed excellent leadership as co-captains. jim Wfiviott, Bruce Gamber, and Dave Apfelberg were the other seniors. Since twelve lettermen will return next year, improvement is expected. Upper left: Coach Byers talks to Co-Capt. juer gens. Upper rzghl: Sivyer, Juergens, Cook Gamber, Above: Mattel. SWlMMlNG. Rou' 3: Rochwerger CMgr.j, Stauflacher, Warth CMgr.9, Cook K., Meyers A. fMgr.J, Stuhmer, Eiring, Sivyer Allen Christenson D., Snyder R., Burton, Mr. Byers CCoach7. Row 2: Saewert S., Meyer R., Booth, Lee M,, Lakam, Apfelberg D., Smart B Apfellqerg Rf' WISSIUS, Mr- Hlkefl QCOachJ. Row I: John, Strauss Dave, Henderson, Schmidt, Bergemann, Gamber, Martell, Saewert P., Wiviot' ubert, Waldorf, Kelley J., juergens, Perslon, Wolkenheim, Lindert. . -W WM-.mf . ,.,.. , ,, ...WN--W..-X--W-...,.t....W.. ,.., W.,-m.f,f.-Ww,,mWt,,m D M .. A.,, N .. . ,,--- -.rm . . . ef- - Lf--waffiwm. - as .a-.:a-f,e.-mw- -- ' ' . - 1 . . 'T -.lliiiflfffie I . Q 9'1 W 5 V V' M 5'Zf..1. . 'f C39 55 fad f?MW.tf?aQwaQ - ,L L - h' 'h' f- f . 2, , ' , Q - . W - , w . 4 Zi fig 31, - ii, W-fl ' ,, ,,,,,, , , , . . , .. . .. A. ,- , ta, 1 t Vs S55 ?3 4 .sf . 5, X Q 23? s Q 5 , 1 1 'ii' 59? 'V lr 1 'K is K W ,W ia- Wj ' ya 'H gli 5 5.3 3 Q 2 I .L Z, 7 . Q-, 5-stat ,'1W' xr . ,y 9 in , A C Q tv X ififa-,lik Y -,s T., as P4 35 3 3 2 Q 2 , . N A ,. , -at. I VV , N , .13 gp L,Ak iffy V ,gil . Wh it T. y . . ,N , .. , p r7Jf21W?f-EfM'.t.fW5'--tiy - -.. L a. ..r M M?4mai?5 aa. L ' . . l J p 5 J ii .V J iaf y I 1 ,Q ,X Q 31' 'ik' K,, ,.., .. I E Q 5 . P X r 5 TENNIS The 1958 tennis squad had a highly success- ful season as they placed fourth in the State and were runners-up in the Suburban Meet. Their position in the State was made possible by Paul King and Howard Schudson who went to the semi-final doubles, and Mike Reed who represented the Bay in the singles. These same three, along with three other lettermen gave basis for Coach Bob Humke's high hopes for the 1959 team, pictured here. f . ' V ii:.w?l ' ,ll tai- i . ' -- ul H 7' W ,Q -L -k l . '. E' if Q if fif :7' .. -' - TENNIS. Rau' 4: Mr. Robert l-lumke fCoachJ, Kashou 4Mgr.J, Bolle, G. A Teter, Michels. Row 3: Cleveland, Frauen, Kellogg, Riddle, D. Wile, Bal- I-eff? KIDS and 5ChULlS0U 210 Hffefrfhe Same ball- mear, R. Dean. Ron' 2: Rubenstein, Foster, J. Ross. T. Burns, I-lecker, C. BW011'-' Kms smashes the ball Whlle Reed 190155 Wedemeyer, Juergens, M. Lee, Wiggens, Humke. Rou' If W. Wagner, OU- Bloch, Schudson, Reed, King, A. Meyers, D. Katz, Sweet. an - - - S 5 1 5224 5 2 ef 9 Avg1f'3N'Hr,v,-J -- . A -, 'Q li -. P ..' -1 ni, , .K 'fl EJ f' 2,5-fail .-awk . f I ' I if , t rf 'L . 5 1 fi . 1 .I . . 1, 1 ff m.tff .. 'Y V' ' 'K ' M U A . QL, , , K 1 T Vgxgym .. it K, 1? 'W-.iVl, its-5f1rvfff1.s.S-Iii 9 f 5 1 t 1 4. g.. X., YW i K Q 'Y 4? t a g. ew. 'X y ' Q. A V ,, . Q. .... I GA 5' 'X 5' 'ff k 1' . f f 35 .-g15K'f.Tgi'Ltf-1: Qi-i.a1.S fit'-.f . - 1 vii- f -- Meissnet holds the tee. GOLF. Rozz' 2: H. Roth, Kaufman, Antonic, Engler, L. Fassett, R. Detienne, J. Williams. Rau' I.' Mr. Ray Jansen CCoach1, Hilgen- dorf, M. Goodman, McLean, B. Detienne, Sauer, Oxman. 1 - 'v U GOLF The 1958 woodsmen posted a 9-4 record while taking eighth at Janesville, and pulling third in the Suburban and fourth in the State. This year, with the loss of seven lettermen, Coach Ray Jansen may have a rebuilding job to do. Though they may not fare well in the dual meets, veterans Bill Detienne, Al McLean, and Marty Goodman should lead the team to an upper slot in the big- ger matches. r-,,l,.r- I x1,- 1- . YZ! S .Mfg r r 2. Y K if HW' 1. .. V... --:. a, ..,q F' r' , 'Y' 453' 8 1 A. A A DA- -QA Ln A 'Q Y Q4 .- 1,1 'N VARSITY TRACK. Ron -is T. Madland fMgr.J. Kile rMigr,l, Iickstein iMgr.1, Warth tMgr.1, Willis, I Karon, Tierney, French, -I. Stone, I Krasno, Evans, Ruiz' S: Norris, Christman. Ross Dean, Gilroy. A. Spooner. S. Davis. Dingman, Avery, Dakin. Ron' 2: Gilson, Ehlenbeck, Kircher, Scutlder, Erickson, Delahunt, Mike Matras, Paull. Rau' I: Steinmetz, Phister, McDowell, Pepper, B. johnson. VARSITY TRACK The Dukes made a typical late season surge to sweep the Sectional with 81 points, and cop the Suburban for the ninth consecutive time. The Crossmen also placed fifth, the highest ever, totaling I5 points in the Class A State meer. In the Suburban, Dick Higgins, Mike Halloran, and Dick McDermott won the high jump, both hurdles, and the mile respectively. This year's team, though it lacks the depth of last year, has its share of scoring power. With Pepper in the pole vault, Stone in the weights, Steinmetz in the high jump, Spooner, Delahunt, and Dean in the sprints, and Phister and Kircher in the distance, the team should continue the winning tradition established by their predecessors. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK. Rim' 5X Scheil CMgr.J, Rudiger, Silberman, O'Donnell, T. Kelley, A. Matras, Cook, Wais- man, Hanson, Marasco, Gerlach. Ron' 4. Farouk lMgr.l, Seefeld, Liebel, Munson, Rice, Keene, Grover, B, Davis, XVeil, McKib- bin. Rau' 3: Friauf, Bergemann, Plonsker, Hanneman, Martin Matras, Dave Strauss, Balhorn, T. Parks, R. Karon, Austin, Uhlarik. R01v2: A. Katz, T. Abraham, Begel, Waldorf, A. Strauss, Kasulke, W. Albert, R. Washington, Maull, Kohlhoff. Ruiz' I: Becker, J. Spooner, Galdabini, R. Olsen, Snyder, Moel, Beauchamp. I li .LM V -s Jef,-:QW f-'f V M ,. . ......mv:.-fgfmzswi ek 1958 TRACK RESULTS UWM Relays . Wisconsin Rapids Suburban Indoor Bay Invitational . Shorewood Relays Suburban Relays . Triangular Meer Shorewood Dual . Sectional . . . Suburban Outdoor Stare ..... Placement Poinlr . 4 12 . 5 21W . 5 18 . 2 39M . 12 11 . 2 57 . 2 75 . 2 58 . 1 81 . 1 59M . 5 15 E if l l 7 i 5 sv 5 2 5 S ? 3 WZ? GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS. Ron' 2: M. Tarbox, M. Swaziek, M. Woods, S. Spoden, J. Grodin, K. Meyers, H Fyffe. Row I: E. High, S. Porrestal, D. Husting, M. Orr, B. Picker, G. Ott, J. Glasspiegel, L. Flint, Miss A. Jacobson. CHEERLEADERS and MAJORETT GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATION Under the able guidance of Miss Anita Jacobson, the Girls, Athletic Association increased its membership and sponsored after-school sports. Tennis, basketball, and volleyball playdays enabled Whitehsh Bay girls to meet girls from other suburban and city schools. Highlights of the season were a skiing trip to Iron Mountain, Michigan and the girls' gymnastic meet. Jane Grodin, president, Dale Husting, vice-president, Edith High, treasurer. Cheering our teams on to victory and leading the band in smart style were the cheerleaders and ma- jorettes. Under the supervision of Mr. Kundmann, the majorettes added that extra sparkle to the foot- ball halftimes. The cheerleaders, under the guidance of Mrs. Clough, sported new uniforms this year as they roused the competitive spirit of Bayites, dec- orated the boys' locker room, and sponsored their annual dance at the beginning of the year. Left: Miss Jacobson. Cenler: N. Mueller, S. Styles, C. Feenberg, A. Jacobson, B. Jones, S. Rudiger. Right: Miss Jacobson, E. High, J. Grodin, M. Swaziek, J. Runge. EMA. wa! M be 5'3pv,,n1 f' ' '-:Q ' 35, 1 5 , R ff VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Q ,fp , ff? f 'E' -.. 7 . . , , .MQ -:VE , gk, 7 3 . . 5 ,.,.,k 5, I H.,,K,, ,,., 2 rm Qu M, -A -. 'G-Q.. wi? f-AL ,. W ff AF? .. L'L1RA.,,' M., f'i2Ly:f . , . -. -, f'5.:f',1zQ nw T. Forman, S. -4' , I ' v4 id-4' 2 as Hz. iff sa WY, w w sm, N X X, A3 Q gf 3 :Hifi L 42' iii iff ' T if W , Q uf? 1 ..4-- Mrpea., . . 1, . + -,fx 5 ' 4, as in N N Styles, S. Imse, D. Husting, S. Yarne, J. MAJORETTES: P. Runge, I.. Hays, J. Runge, M. Berg, B. Clinton. W' A Q s 1' f? as wwf iwfgnfw , 5, . . 1 f ,ew Q ' g f..HJl3:2ggI. Hi. Y ' 52 Q 5? v wg? 55 .2 S- Q -R1 wg IQ, C. Glasspiegel. Km? MODERN DANCE MEMBERS. Row 31 E. Beck, M. Swaziek, J. Borchert, M. Tarbox, M. Minash, B. Buech, V. Cramer, M Cohen, L. Lundsten, B. Picker, G. Ott, N. Lee, T. Forman, Miss A. Jacobson, L. Flint, P. Runge. Row 2: B. Zien, J. Schwartz S. Forrestal, M. Woods, H. Fyffe, S. Crichton, J. O'Toole, j. Harding, D. Husting, B. Lustok. Row 1: D. Levin, K. Burns, S Bensman, J. Anderson, S. Rudiger, R. Turick. MODERN DANCE Interpretative dancing, imagination, hard work, and perseverance were artistically combined as Modern Dance members gracefully expressed Im- pressions of Life. Hunting for just the right record, digging in dusty attics for appropriate costumes, and perfecting lighting kept the girls dancing in circles. To raise money for their spring program members, guided by Miss Jacobson, sponsored a bottle drive. Mary Woods, presidentg Joanne Harding, vice-president, Sue Bensman, secretary, Julie Anderson, treasurer. WATER BALLET MEMBERS. Row 3: K. Meyers, L. Brumblay, L. Calder, V. Owens, J. Grodin, A. Jacobson N Laird W Laird, S. Spoden, M. Post. Row 2: S. Imse, J. Glasspiegel, D. Taussig, M. Gieringer, R, Watkins, J. Brown S Styles J Hoefs M. Williams, K. Blakesley, Mrs. E. Clough. Row 1: N. Glasspiegel, L. Brodd, N. Mueller, E. Schwartz, S Yarne E High P Wheeler, M. Hayes, E. Stanek, S. Watts. WATER BALLET This year's Dolphinettes spent many long hours after school perfecting new strokes and intricate patterns. To increase their knowledge and enjoyment, the girls took field trips to La Crosse State College and Northwestern University. Advised by Mrs. Clough, members co-ordinated skill and originality to present their spring show entitled Fashions on Parade. Joan Glasspiegel, president, jane Grodin, vice-president, Nancy Mueller, secretary-treasurer. Opposite page left: J. O'Toole, S. J. Schwartz, L. Lundsten, B. Lustok, R. rick, N. Lee. Upper: J. O'Toole, B. G. Ott, S. Forrestal, M. Swaziek, M. Woods. Lower: S. Forrestal, B. Picker. This page: N. Mueller, S. Yarne, M. Gieringer, P. Wheeler, J. Hoefs. ll3 ,.. W . , YW, 114 iris- fg A Z1 In walls that will stand forever, In hearts that are firm and strong, There shines bright and clear a guiding light That fills our hearts with song. And when we feel that fervent blaze, We cheer for the blue and greyg For the light that will shine thru all the days From the towir of Whitefish Bay. In F' I 16 1 1898-1959 + oven + f 5 + n + 60 K 4 4 YEARS OF 'I 4 + SERVICE It has been a privilege to serve the students of the Whitefish Bay High School in producing the 1959 TOWER Hammersmith - Kortmeyer Co. PHOTOENGRAVING LITHOGRAPHY PRINTING ART TYPOGRAPHY Ahrens, William 13, 90 FACULTY Aleckson, Dale H. 16 Anderson, Georgia 8 Anderson, Howard W. 14 Backus, Edna 8 Baranowski, Arthur 7 Beall, Kenneth W. 16, 82 Brewer, Philip 9, 13 Byers, Morgan 11, 14, 104, 105 Cashman, Florence 8 Clapsaddle, Clare Judy 15 3607 N. Green Bay Ave. Clough, Evangeline 15 Cooper, Richard K. 15 Cross, William H. 15, 56, 97 Czarkowski, Clara 11 Dallman, Lois M. 8 Dangle, Lorraine 10 Dingman, Edith J. 6, 8 Fenelon, William J. 7 Force, Emma L, 13 Ford, Rita 10, 16 Gorher, G. Arnold 7 Hardiman, Ruby L. 12 Haussman, Alice 9 Hilten, Harold 14, 104, 105 Hirst, John O. 15. 57, 98 Holland, Elizabeth 8 Humke, Paul 14 Humke, Robert 14, 106, 109, 160 Jackson, Herbert A. 13 Jacobson, Anita15,110,112, 114 Jansen, Ray G. 14, 106 Jensen, June V. 8 Jones, John P. 9, 72 Keating, Mary H, 6 Krueger, Genevieve 8 Kuehl, Clarence 15 Kundmann, Edgar C. 16, 81 Lehmann, Lucille 8 Liebel, Frank B. 16 Morell, Elsa 12 Morelield, Edward C, 6 Nagle, Joel F. 11, 102 Nowicki, Ervin E. 16, 99 Nylund, Kenneth E. 12 O'Hearn, Matty D. 8 Olson, Dorothy A. 15 Pallman, Olson, 8 Parsons, Robert B. 15, 56, 97 Paschen, James 13 Post, Eleanor H. 10 Radke, Lorraine E. 12 Ramstack, Lois 10 Rieboldr, Marshall A. 9, 56, 65, 97, 100 Rietz, Adelbert E. 9 Roeder, Charles B. 17 Rohan, Mary Ann 10 Rose, J, Harold 6, 62 Roce, Julia '11 Rudiger, Willard G, 6 Ruffolo, Edward E. 16 Ryerson, Elleaner 11, 88 Schaefer, Daine 10 Schramm, Florence 8 Shank, Kathleen, 7, 8 Studelska, Norbert C. 9, 57, 98, 100 Swarthout, Mary C. 16 Thompson, Robert M. 9 Trottier, Lillian 12, 16 Veum, Dorothy 7 Wangerin, C. A. 15 Wig, Virginia R. 11 Zeiler, Edward J. 6 SENIOR CLASS Abraham, Iinda 18, 62, , 4 Albert, Cana is 75 7 1 7186 Andersen, Arthur 18 Anderson, Carol 18, 78, 84 Anderson, Gloria 18 Aniggd, James 18, 68, 72, 77, 94, Apfelberg, David 18, 94, 104, 105 Baldigo, Marcia 18, 41, 67, 76, 80, 81 Baldus, Katherine 18, 86 Bautz, Ellen 18, 41, 76 Bender, Susan 19 Berkoff, Ruth 19, 41, 68, 75, 76, 77 Beverley, Judy 19, 64, 69, 72, 74, 75, 77,78 Bloch, Robert 19, 42, 72, 77, 94, 100, 106 Bloedel, Dcnald 19 Bolliger, Fred 19, 41, 68, 74, 75, 99 Bost, Brigitte 19, 40, 66, 67, 74, 75 Brunner, Michael 19, 82, 100 Buech, Barbara 19, 80, 81, 112 Burgemeister, Virginia 19 Burns, Katherine 20, 69, 78, 112 Catalano, Ann 20 Chiger, Robert 20 Christenson, Thomas 20 Christman, Webster 20, 68, 72, 75, 76, 77, 80, 94, 99, 107,108 Clinton. Berry 20, 109 Coker, Bonnie 20 Cook, Barbara 20, 78, 82 Davis, Sterling 20, 80, 81, 107 Dean, Ross 20, 56, 57, 65, 74, 75, 96, 97, 99,101,103, 107,108,128 Delahunt, David 21, 107, 108 Deshur, James 21, 92 Detienne, William 21, 62, 74, 76, 106 Dohrn, Bernadine 21, 41, 42, 69, 73, 75. 77, 78. 112 Dornbrook, Kathryn 21, 68, 72, 76, 77, 88 Dresen, James 21 Durr, Alice 21, 82, 100 Eckenrod, William 21, 56, 97 Ehlenbeck, Lynn 21, 56, 96, 97, 101, 102, 103, 107 Ehrensberger, Kay 21 Falcon, David 22 Farrell, Jane 22, 68 Fellman, Kathleen 22 Fischer, Sally Jo 22, 91 Flint, Leslie 22, 76, 78, 82, 110, 112, 114, 115 Foley, Barbara 22 Forresral, Susan 22, 68, 75, 110, 112 Fox, Marilyn 22 Freeman, Katherine 22, 41, 66, 73, 76, 78, 80 French, Steve 22, 96, 97, 107 Fyffe, Harriet 23, 110, 112 Galineau, Richard 23, 56, 96, 97 Gallup, Jacquelyn 23. 82, 114 Gamber, Bruce 23, 104, 105 Garey, Margaret 23, 69. 78, 86 Gifiord, Susan 23, 82, 93 Gilroy, Larry 23, 107 Gilson, Bruce 23, 40, 67, 74, 75, 99, 107, 108 Glaessner, Ronald 23 Glasspiegel, Joan 23, 42, 110, 111, 113, 115 Glisch, Jeredythe 24, 68, 75, 80, 92, 93 Goetz, Wayne 24 Gondi, Barbara 24 Goodman, Martin 24, 40, 52, 63, 94, 106 Gorher, Sandra 24, 82 Gould, Ralph 24 Grant, Alan 24 Grodin, Jane 24, 68, 72, 76, 77, 78, 80, 110, 113 Grosskopf, Mary 24 Gulbrandsen, Gwen 24, 78, 82, 87, 9 Guzelian, Philip 25 Hall, Nancy 25, 88 Hansen, Mary 25, 78 Hansher, Barbara 25, 41, 62, 69, 73, 76, 77, 78, 80 Harding, Joanne 25, 91, 112 Harrigan, Jacqueline 25 Harrop, Joyce 25 Hayes, Thomas 25, 97 C. 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SENIOR CLASS geine, Paul 25 igh Edith 26, 62, 75, 78, 110 13, 114 olland, Terry 26 onaker, Howard 26 umke, Bruce 26, 42.56, 57, 64, 68 75, 96, 97, 100, 106 Iurwitz, Larry 26, 76 lustmg, Dale 26, 111, 112 ngersoll, Greyam 26, 82 ohns, Timothy 26 ones, Gwendolyn 26, 114 uergens, David 26, 68, 75 Iaminsky, Don 27, 67, 100 larger, Carol 27, 82, 87 iaron, John 27, 41, 73, 76, 81, 99, 100, 107, 108 iatz, David 27, 42, 81 Iatz, Richard 27, 106 Latz, Sherry, 27, 78, 87 leating, John 27 Ielley, James 27, 62, 69, 73, 74, 76, 77, 105 . Iesselhon, Patricia 27 Iesselman, Barbara 27, 78 iile, Steven 28, 69, 99, 107 Iintz, Susan 28, 74, 78 Qircher, David 28, 76, 77, 99, 100, 107, 108 Qlein, Marilyn 28, 78, 82 Qoepke, David 28 irasno, Janet 28, 76, 83, 86, 88 ,rueger, Arthur 28 ,rueger, Dennis 28, 63 Quesel, Scott 28 Quhn, Elizabeth 28, 72, 77, 78 ,adwig, Susan 29, 72, 76, 77, 82, 86 .andwehr, William 29 .arsh, Stephen 29 ,awson, Jean 29, 114 ,ee, Nancy 29 ,efton, Dennis 29 .eininger, James 29 ,esniak, Rosalie 29 .indemann, JoAnn 29 .1ndgren, Nate 29, 74, 81 ,oeb, Susan 30, 82 ,oppnow, Sandra 30 .uthmers, Al 30, 76 fladland, Thomas 30, 68, 73, 75, 79, 95, 107 lagidson, David 30 Iarsh, Marian 30 IcDonald, Mike 30, 68, 88 cIntyre, Mary 30 cManus, Marilyn 30, 82 eisel, Birgit 30, 40, 66, 74, 75 Ief?ner, Charles 31, 63, 67, 69, 75, 1 eister, Linda 31, 74, 76, 82, 92 eyers, Kathryn 31,110,113,115 iller, James 31 itchem, Gail 31 ohr, Roremarie 31 Morgan, Alan 31 Mund, Jane 31, 82 Murphy, Virginia 31 Muth, Alice 31 Nuernberger, Frank 32, 82 Olson, Nancy 32, 78 Orr, Meredith 32, 41, 82, 110, 114 Oswald, Rosemary 32, 67, 75, 76, 77, 82, 93 Ott, Genevieve 32, 611323, 110, 112 Ott, Irvin 32, 42, 64, Oxman, Herb 32, 87, 94,97,99,11l 82, 83 Peck, Charles 32 Pereles, Susan 32, 86 Petrie, William 33 Phister, Allin 33, 42, 99, 101, 103, 107, 108, 109 Picker, Barbara 33, 73, 76, 77, 86, 1 10, 112 Pittelman, Maris 33, 91 Posner, Penni 33 Prasunn, Robert 33 Pykett, Tom 33 Rasmussen, Susan 33, 86 Reed, Michael 33, 76, 97, 100, 111 Reif, Jacqueline 33, 82, 83 Reitman, Robert 33, 68, 75, 103 Reynolds, Tom 34, 63 Rice, Marilyn 34 ROSS, John 34, 111 Roth, Herbert 34, 73, 74, 75, 76, 86, 97, 111 Runge Joy Ann 34, 109, 110 Sager, Michael 34 Sauer, Don 34, 76, 111 Saukerson, Steve 34 Saxton, Harry 34, 67 Schaenzer, William 42 Schiller, Caroline 3-5, 82 Schoenkerman, Bari 35, 86 Schultz, Tom 35, 87 Schuminsky, Donna 35 Sclidcglger, Kenneth 35, 76, 99, 107, Sellig, Marjorie 35, 78, 86 Serr, Catherine 35 Shapiro, Ronald 36 Shekore, Mark 36 Silbetmann, Marjory 35 Silverman, Martha 35, 82, 86 Simpson, Gwen 36, 76, 78 Slater, Gwen 36 Southerwick, Karen 36, 82 Sperling, Nan 36, 87 Spoden, Suzanne 36, 41, 68, 76, 77, 1 10, 112 Spooner, Alexander 36, 56, 67, 75, 94, 96, 97, 107, 108 Stanek, Margaret 36, 67, 73, 75, 77, 80 Stehling, Patricia 36, 82 Steindorf, Susan 36, 66, 78 Steingart, Larry 36, 69 Steinmetz, William 37, 75, 99, 103, 107, 108, 109 Stickford, Jill 37, 40, 72, 76, 77 Stone, John 37, 41, 67, 75, 76, 101, 102, 107, 109 Stone, William 37, 69, 73, 77, 84 Stratton. Bethany 37 Strauss, Richard 37 Strother, Theresa Kay 37, 82, 88 Swaziek, Mary 37, 78, 110, 112 Tarbox, Melinda 37, 78, 110 Teter, Patricia 38 Thielker, Marcia 38, 41, 76 Thornborrow, Joyce 38, 73, 77 Toellner, Cardi 38 Tompkins, Ann 38, 73, 76, 82, 86, 88 Torzala, Maria Ann 38 Travnicek, Irene 38, 78, 86 Tniggs, Julie 38 Turrie, Karla 38, 73, 76, 80, 81, 86 Uhlarik, Sally 38 Ver Halen, Edward 39 Wagner, Wells 39, 64, 104, 111 Warner, Barbara 39, 78, 114, 115 Washak, Joyce 39 Watts, Susan 39, 78, 82, 86, 113 Wellner, Roger 39, 86 Whaley, Susan 39, 81 Williams, Carol Ann 39, 41, 76, 77 Wivgott, James 39, 42, 72, 77, 1,04, 1 5 Woods, Mary 39, 62, 69, 73, 76, 80, 110, 112 Yampol, Neal 39, 81, 84, 100 Zubatsky, JoAnn 40, 72, 77, 78, 82, 84, 88 Zukowski, Nancy 40, 82 JUNIOR CLASS Abraham, Susan 43 Adelman, Stan 43, 56, 74, 77, 96, 97, 100 Aldrich, Joy 43, 82, 87 Allen, John 43, 104 Andersen, Allan 43 Anderson, Julie 43, 69, 75, 83, 89, 1 1 5 Avery, Steven 105 Baeurle, Charles 43 Bails, Betty 43, 76, 78, 81, 86 Balistreri, Patricia 43. 82 Balthazor, Brian 43, 91 Barclay, Margaret 43 Batteiger, Deanna 43 Bensman, Susan 43, 112 Bilansky, Steve 43, 57, 97, 100 Blakesley, Karen 43, 75, 76, 78, 82, 83 Bleiler, Bonnie 43, 81, 82, 83 Blumenfeld, Suzy 43 Bode, Donn 43 Boedeker, Willard 43 Bowerman, Andrew 43 Boxer, Susie 43, 82 Brodd, Linda 43, 80, 81, 113 Brown, Gerianne 43, 113 119 Browne, Wendy 43 Brumblay, Lynn 43, 72, 78, 80, 82, 1 13 Bruner, John 43 Carter, Carole 44 Cary, David 44, 82, 98 Catalano, Joan 44 Christensen, Sharon 44 Christian, Robert 44, 72 Claire, Bruce 44 Close, Anne 44, 80, 81, 84 Cohler, Richard 44 Conen, James 44, 102 Conley, Joseph 44 Cook, Ken 44, 80, 82, 94, 98, 104, 105, 107 Daniels, Dennis 44, 82, 88 Dexter, Richard, 44 Dickten, Robert 44 Dingman, Michael 44, 81, 98, 100, 107 Doolan, Terry 44 Driessen, Joseph 44, 97 Eck, Barbara 44, 75, 80 Ehret, George 44 Elbaum, Barry 44 Evans, John 44, 76, 77, 99. 107, 109 Extrell, Judith 44 Fant, Sally 44, 72, 77, 87. 88 Feenberg, Carol 44, 76, 110, 115 Fellman, Stephen 44, 74, 76 Ferber. Judith 44, 82 Froehlich, Robert 44, 67, 72, 97, 103 Galazan, Gene 44, 81 Galdabini, Thomas 44, 107 Ganley, Robert 44 Goodman, Patricia 44 Gordon, Sandra 44, 72, 76,77 Grossmann, Beth 44 Guzzetta, Victoria 44 Habush, Bonnie 44 Hack, Michael 44, 76, 77, 82 Hanke, JoAnn 44, 82 Hanneman, Mark 44, 80, 107 Hanrahan, Colleen 44 Haupt, Steven 44, 97 Haycock, Barbara 44 Hilgendorf, Robert 44, 65, 69, 74, 76, 77,82,97,107 Hoeis, Joan 44, 113 Hoke, Charles 44 Holmes, Karen 44 Holton, Richard 44, 97 Hume, C. Eric 44 Ingersoll, Deforest 44 Jacobs, Judith 44, 74, 77, 78 Jacobson, Ann 45, 110, 113, 114 Jansen, Linda 45, 72, 78, 82 Johannes, Ellyn 45, 80 Johnson, Don 45, 58, 98, 100 Jorief5Barbara 45, 78, 88, 110, 114, Kaiser, Martin 45 Kamin, Thomas 45 ff I- '5w Coming are dramatic new ad- vances in science and industry that will crowd centuries of prog- ress into decades . . . bringing new challenges, new opportuni- ties, new rewards. You're just in time! 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Kenneth 46, 81 Post, Mary 46, 72, 82, 113 Praefke, Terry 46, 58, 98, 103 Pritchard, Jane 46, 89 Ribbens, Nancy 46 Robnett, Merrily 46, 82 Rochwerger, Myron 46, 105 Rondon, David 46 Rosenbaum, Jane 46, 86 Rotter, Madalynn 46, 82 Rubinstein, Thomas 46, 106 Rudiger, Rebecca Sue 46, 74, 107, 109, 112, 115 Ruggirello, Richard 46 Rumack, Barry 46, 72, 77 Saewert, Peter 46, 104, 105 Schmidt, Thomas 46, 80, 81, 104, 105 Schmoll, John 46, 97 Schoeninger, Kenneth 46, 76, 80 Schudson, Howard 46, 75, 106 Sershon, Michael 46 Shapiro, Robert 46 Sharratt, Tom 46, 82, 86 Sklar, Karl 46 Slabodkin, Lowell 46, 86, 102 Smart, Donald 46, 99, 100 Sohn, Jon 46, 102 Spitz, James 46 Spooner, James 46, 82, 100, 107 St. Pierre, Ronald 47 Stauffacher, Steve 46, 74, 80, 81, 99, 104, 105 Steffen, Christine 47, 75 Stransky, Christine 47 Straggurger, John 47, 76, 82, 99, Styles, Sandra, 47, 110, 111, 113 Sunderme er, Karen 47, 76, 78, 80 Sverdlin, James 47 Sweed, Sheila 47 Sweet, Steven 47, 80, 81, 106 Tarnow, Alan 47 Taussig, Deborah Ann 47, 75, 82, 83, 1 13 Tax, Meredith 47, 77, 84 Tenenbaum, Ruth 47 Thompson, Karen 47, 81, 86 Tierney, Michael 47, 75, 82, 99, 101, 102, 103, 107 Towner, William 47 Treichel, Gail 47 Truss, Madeline 47, 114 Trytten, Susan 47, 78, 82, 88 Turrie, Georgia 47, 84 Urry, Robert 47, 89 Vietmeyer, Jean 47, 114, 115 Walker, Marian 47, 66, 76, 77, 87, 90 Warschauer, Tom 47, 88 Warth, Robert 47, 82, 104, 105, 107 Washington, George 47 Watkins, Ruth 47, 76, 77, 113, 114, Wedemeyer, Richard 47, 81, 99, 103 Weiner, Karen 47 Weinstein. Judy 47 Wepfer, Phyllis 47 Werner, Doris 47 West Becky, 47, 82 Wexler, Toni 47 Williams, Marion 47 Willis, Grant 47, 58, 98, 100, 107 Wills, Tom 47, 100 Wilson, Judy 47 Winkleman, Tom 47, 82, 100 Wolf, Janice 47 Wolf, Joanne 47 Wolkemheim, Edward 47, 104, 105 Wood, James 47, 100 Yarnall, Lynn 47, 68, 75, 76, 82 Yarne, Sandra 47, 82, 111, 113,114 Ziegler, Janice 47 Zilber, Marcy 47 Zwitter, Tom 47, 81, 99, 100 SOPHOMORE CLASS Abraham, Todd 48, 74, 100, 107 Antonic, James 48, 80, 81, 86, 100, 106 Appleby, Susan 48, 89 Armstrong, Doug 48 Armstrong, Carole 48, 82 Austin, Richard 48, 107 Baer, Joanne 48 Baer, Marilyn 48 Banks, Thomas 48 Barclay, Donnelly 48, 58, 82, 98 Barkin, Coleman 48 Bath, Barbara 48 Beauchamp, Gary 48, 107 Beck, Ellen 48, 79, 90, 112 Becker, Bonnie 48 Becker, James 48, 56, 74, 96, 97, 107 Berk, Leonard 48, 85 Belton, Noreen 48, 82 Berg, Mary 48 Berkowitz, Joan 48 Bernhardt, Elaine 48, 80 Beverung, Marjorie 48 Bleiler, James 48, 85, 63, 94, 98 Blenski, Catherine 48, 82 Bloom, Sherie 48 Bolingbroke, Steve 48, 57, 79, 98 Borcfifrt, Jacqueline 48, 75, 79, 112, Borgenhagen, Jayne 48 Burns, Timothy 48, 56 Busch, JoAnn 48, 96, 97 Buttles, Virginia 48 Calder, Lindell 48, 115 Certalic, Pat 49 Chandler, Martin 49 Chapman, Judith 49 Christenson, Richard 49, 56, 58, 74, 75. 96. 98. 105 Collins, Michael 49 Colley, Donna 49, 82 Cooper, Cheryl 49, 82 Cramer, Vicki 49, 114 Cregar, Jack 49, 82 Crichton, Sally 49, 67, 74, 79, 112 Curtis, Bracey 49, 100 Davis, Bruce 49, 80, 82, 88, 107 Dean, Kenneth 49 Desmond, Susan 49 Detienne, Richard 49, 102, 106 Dick, Susan 49, 82 Eckenrod, Dan 49, 100 Eckstein, Henry 49, 58, 80, 98, 100, 107 Elliott, Diek 49 Elliott, Peter 49, 66 Engler, John 49, 84, 105 Ericson, Jere 49, 107 Fassert, Larry 49, 106 Fishman, Claire 49, 84, 87 Forman, Terry 49, 74, 111, 112,114 Foster, Stephen 49, 106 Fox, Kristine 49, 82 Frauen, Rodger 49, 106 Friauf, Robert 49, 58, 98, 107 Froehlich, Jeff 49 Gagliano, Ignatius 49, 88 Galvin, Charles 50 Gannet, Ralph 50, 88 Gaulke, Beverly 50 Gendlin, Michael 50 Gerlach, Gary 50, 74, 97', 102, 107 Gill, Julie 50 Glasspiegel, Nancy 50, 66, 79, 111, 1 13 Glinberg, Sandra 50 Goldmann, John 50, 63 Gother, Donna 50 Goudy, Catherine 50 Grover, James 50, 58, 82, 98, 102 Gust, Larry 50, 88 Hanson, Jack 50, 107 Harris, Sara 50, 82 Hasseld, Suzan 50 Hayes, Mary 50, 113 Hays, Lynn 50, 122 Heinrich, Thomas 50 Held, Carlin 50, 82 Henderson, John 50, 97, 105 Hirsch, Neal 50 Hoberr, Tom 50, 104, 105 Holton, Susan 50 Holzer, Patricia 50 Homar, Jeffrey 50 Howe, Kathleen 50, 82 Hughes, Mary Kay 50 Imse, Susan 50, 66, 79,111,l13,114 Iverson, Susan 50, 80 Jankowski, Mike 50 Johnson, Nancy 50 Johnston, Judith 50 Jurack, Kathleen 50 Kachel, Emily 50 Kagan, Ann 50 SOPHOMORE CLASS Kamm, Richard 50 Karger, Kenneth 50 Karon, Richard 50, 91, 107 Kashou, John 50, 100, 106 Kasulke, Bruce 50, 107 Kaufman, Charles 50, 100, 106 Kelley, Robert 50 Kelley, Timothy 50, 56, 97, 102, 107 Kellogg, Paul 50, 102, 106 Keselman, Jay 50, 100 Kilb, Kathryn 51, 82, 94 Kimmel, Richard 50, 58, 75, 98 Klein, Kenneth 51, 81, 99 Kletzien, Emily 51, 67, 79, 82, Klinger, Barbara 51, 80, 81 Klukan, Vicki 51 Kochenderfer, Mary Anne 51, 82, 87 Kotas, Reginald 51 Koutny, Barbara 51, 82 Krasno, James 51, 80, 100, 107 Laird, Nancy 51,113,114 Laird, Wendy 51, 113 Lawson, Gillian 51 Lee, Sandra 51, 84 Leininger, Jerry 51, 75, 97 Levine, Robert 51, 58. 94, 98, 100 Levin, Deborah 51, 112 Liebel, Robert 51, 58, 98, 100, 107 Lindert, Hal 51, 105 Linscott, Phil 51 Longmire, Jean 51 Loper, Ann Marie 51, 82, 90 Loppnow, Dean 51 Lustok, Betty 51,75,80,81,87, 111, 1 1 2 Luthmers, Robert 51, 99 McDaniel, David 51 McKibbin, Robert 51, 58, 98, 107 McManus, Bonnie 51, 79 Maher, Gary 51, 99 Marasco, James 51, 107 Matchette, Christine 51, 82 Matras, Allan 51, 97, 100, 107 Maul David 51, 82, 107 Maurer, Judy 51 Meldman, Jeffery 51 Merrill, Philip 51, 90 Meyer, Jack 51, 58, 98 Minash, Mary Lynne 51, 112 Moel, Donald 51, 107 Mohr, Patricia 51, 82 Morgan, Thomas 51 Mudge, Kathleen 51 Mudge, Kenneth 51, 100 Mueller, Christl 51 Mueller, Thomas 51, 89 Muskat, Margo 51 Nansen, Gary 51 Nelson, Tom 51 Ohan, Lorna 51 Osweiler, Judith 52 Owen, William 52 Owens, Virginia 52, 82, 87, 113 Pasch, Suzanne 52 Peckarsky, Pamela 52, 82 Pendergasr, Thomas 52 Peterka, Patrick 52 Pflugfelder, Richard 52, 82 Phillipson, Judith 52 Pierce, Richard 52, 58, 80, 81, 98 Pittelman, Joel 52, 102 Pivar, Mark 52 Platteter, Dennis 52 Pollack, Ward 52, 58, 81, 98 Previant, Susan 52 Rafalou, Diane 52, 77, 84, 87 Rappaport, Michael 52 Reid, Margot 52, 82 Reszinski, Robert 52 Rosenbaum, Judith 52, 80, 81 Rosing, Jane 52, 79 Roth, Fred 52, 58, 98, 102 Rowe, Nancy 52 Rubenstein, Burton 52 Rudiger, John 52, 58, 98, 102 Rudrud, Katherine 52, 63 Runge, Peggy 52 Sargent, Virginia 52, 82, 88 Saxton, Trudie 52 Scheil, Steve 52, 58, 98, 107 Schemnitz, Ruth 52, 90 Schiefelbein, Carol 52, 79 Schroeder, Lois 52, 82 Schroeder, Vicki 52 Schulhof, William 52, 63 Schwartz, Ellen 52, 79 Schwartz, Jane 52, 63, 112 Seeberg, Edward 52 Shaiken, Eugene 52 Sidon, Nancy 52, 79, 85, 90 Siegel, James 52, 58, 98 Simpkins, Bonnie 52 Sivyer, Steve 52, 104, 105 Slavick, Harris 52, 100 Smith, William 52 Snyder, Richard 52, 105, 107 Spector, Howard 52 Spirutova, Georgina 52 Staudt, David 52 Stickford, Lewis 53 Stocker, Jonathan 53 Stowers, James 53 Strauss, Allan 53 Strong, William 53 Stuhmer, Kenneth 53, 104, 105 Stumpf, Patricia 53, 82, 85 Stumpf, Sharon 53, 114 Tolkan, Susan 53, 82 Tompkin, Lois 53 Treptow, Tom 53, 75 Troller, Terry 53 Trost, Mary 53 Trowbridge, John 53, 90 Turick, Rosanne 53, 112 Turnanksy, Joan 53, 67 Uckert, Edgar 53, 89 Uhlarik, J0hrA 53, 58, 98, 100, 107 Uhle, Dorothy 53, 79, 115 Ulbricht, Edgar 53, 89, 91 Vick, Richard 53, 58, 98 Vogt, Craig 53 Von Briesen, Theodore 53, 88 Wasberg, Ingrid 53, 80 Washington, Robin 53, 107 Weaver, Nancy 53, 64 Wedemeyer, Charles 53, 80, 102, 106 Weil, Bonnie 53 Weil, Jerry 53, 63, 107 Weinberg, Avrom 53, 82, 90 Weiner, Terry 53 Weir, Ronald 53 Weisfeld, Glenn 53, 90 Wheeler, Pamela 53. 80, 81, 115 Wheelock, Diane 53, 75, 82 Willenson, Susan 53 Williams, John 53, 58, 98, 106 Williams, Merrily 53, 82, 115 Willson, James 53 Wilson, Margot 53, 64, 82 Winston, Barbara 53 Winston, Joan 53 With, Carol 53 Wynhoff, Jerome 53 Yost, Kathleen 53, 74, 79, 82, 94 Zenoff, Victoria 53, 79 Zien, Barbara 53, 63, 75, 79, 112 Zien, Frances 53, 82 FRESHMAN CLASS Abraham, Jeffrey 54, 83, 98, 102 Albert, Jerry 54, 98 Albert, William 54, 99, 107 Aldrich, Susan 54, 83 Anderson, Gerald 54 Apfelberg, Robert 54, 105 Appelt, Lynn 54 Arbogast, Charles 54, 98, 100 Arnold, Ellen Lee 54 Auslander, Jeffrey 54 Bach, Jonathan 54, 98 THE PALETTE BEAUTY SALON specialists in permanent waving and hair tinting 5962 N. Santa Monica Blvd. ED 2-1900 Henry Clay Paint' 81 Hardware 627 E. Henry Clay ED 2-2996 Always at your service Our greatest asset - Your Good Will Schwartzman's Pharmacy Henry Clay and Idlewild wo 2-0630 Your Complete Self Service Store Prompt Prescription and Delivery Service FERRANTE'S PIZZA 249 E. Hampton We deliver Tops in Service CHARLIE KRUEGER'S SERVICE STATION East Hampton and Santa Monica Blvd. Mobile Products 285 E. Hampton W0 4-9944 TRUPHY ATHLETIC SUPPLY C0. TROPHIES AND MEDALS For All Occasions 916 N. Plankinton Ave. BR 2-4485 124 lllUSMAN'S PHARMACY Ben Tousman, R.Ph. Hampton and Santa Monica Prescriptions Postal Station Pay Utility Bills FOODLANE 240 E. Hampton Road Compliments of the REDWOOD DRIVE-IN 5344 North Port Road Loads of luck to you all AMERICAN STATE BANK 740 N. Plankinton Ave. Member Federal Reserve Sy tem d Fede ID p tl C p ZIEN Plumbing Sz Heating Co 4450 N. Oakland Ave. WO 4-4'l 'IO Richard Rich 4731 W. North Avenue Fine fur and cloth coats GOLDFISH MILITARY STORE 804 N. Plankinton Ave. Featuring Dickies Slacks EVON BEAUTY SALON Suite 222, Bay Shore WO 4-9360 Op T day and Friday E g 125 u Colony Shops Apparel and shoes for Men, Young Men, and Boys Whitefish Bay - Capitol Court - Wauwarosa Bob Hilgentlorf and Ross Dean sport the Colony Shop look. FRESHMAN CLASS Bailey, Sally 54 Baker, Paul 54, 85 Balkansky, Barbara 54 Ballhorn, Steve 54, 98, 107 Bartholomans, Brett 54 Bartlett, Jonathan 54 Bates, Carolyn 85 Bealmear, Robert 54, 81, 106 Begel, David 54, 98, 102, 107 Bendinger, Bruce 54, 100 Benjamin, Jane 54, 80 Bente, Thomas 54 Benz, Robert 54, 98 Bergemann, Brian 54, 85, 98,105,107 Berkholtz, Keith 54, 98, 102 Berkholtz, Kenneth 54, 102 Berkoff, Richard 54 Bernstein, Carol Jean 54, 83 Beverley, Richard 54, 74, 98 Blakesley, Lynne 54, 85 Blanton, Bruce 54 Bolle, Thomas 54, 102, 105 Bonville, Barbara 54, 80, 85 Booth, Donald 54, 105 Boxer, David 54 Bremer, Jere 54, 98, 100 Brooks, Cathie 55 Burden, Pamela 55 Burmeister, James 55 Burns, Tim 55, 98, 102, 106 Burton, Thomas 55, 98, 105 Catalano, Gary 55 Cleveland, Michael 55, 83, 99, 106 Cohen, Margery 55, 85, 112 Cohn, Jerry 55, 91 Cook, Patricia 55, 85 Cook, Robert 55, 83 Cowles, Kathleen 55, 85 Culloden, Kenneth 55 Cunningham, Diana 55, 74, 85 Daggett, Peter 55 Dakin, Thomas 55, 100, 107 Daniels. Kathryn 55, 115 Dann, Marilyn 55 Dean, Ronald 55, 100, 106 Denes, Ann Maria 55 Dexter, Sally 55 Dingman, Caren 55, 80, 85 Dorner, Mary 55 Dosch, Marjorie 55, 115 Eiring, Christopher 55, 105 Fassett, Michael 55, 100 Fellman, Daniel 55 Finke, Carol 55, 85 Flaws, Jeffrey 55 Flora, Jon 55, 85,102 Foley, Susan 55, 103 Forbes, Robert 55, 98, 102 Fox, Karl 55 Frank, Alan 55 lyrfe, Edward 55 Galipo, Carmella 55, 85 Gallup, Gary 55 Gess, Charles 55, 100 Gieringer, Marie 55, 85, 114, 115 Gifford, Carolyn 56 Glinberg, Leon 56 Goldschmidt, Ronald 56, 98 Goodman, Debra 56 Goodman, Joseph 56 Gordon, Renee 56 Gordy, Michael 56, 72, 81 Gother, Claire 56, 85 Graves, Mary Ellen 56, 85 Gregg, Judy 56, 85, 115 Grossman, Jane 56, 80 Guzelian, Gary 56 Guzzetta, Vincent 56 Hack, Richard 56 Hanneman, Lynn 56, 83 Harrigan, Ronald 56, 85 Harvey, Steven 56 Hatch, Harriett 56, 83 Hecker, Richard 56, 98, 102, 106 Helsrrom, Lucinda 56, 85 Hindin, Janet 56, 85 Hirsch, John 56, 100 Hirst, George 56, 85 Holzer, Thomas 56 Huston, Sherry 56 Hutchinson, Mary Lu 56, 85 Janicki, Barbara 56 Janis, Bonnie 56, 85 Jankowski, Kathryn 56, 85 Jankowski, Jan 56 Jensen, Marcia 56, 85 Johannes, Cheryl 56 John, Thomas 56, 98, 104, 105 Johns, Stephen 56 Johnson, Robert 56, 98, 107 Joseph, Freya 56 Kane, Chloe 56 Karr, Patricia 56, 81 Kastrul, Jeffrey 56 Katz, Allan 56, 107 Kazlov, Brian 56, 100 Keene, James 56, 81, 98, 102, 107 Kesselhon, Susan 56 Kilb, Nancy 56 Kluge, Richard 56, 98, 102 Kohlhoff, Richard 56, 100, 107 Kolb, Ronald 56 Koshakow, Carol 56 Kozoll, Samuel 57, 98 Krabbe, Kris 57 Kuhn, Janet 57, 85 Kuswa, Thomas 57 La Kam, Bruce 57, 105 Lawrence, Patricia 57 Lee, Michael 57, 105 Leininger, Bonnie 57 Leisenring, Jeffrey 57, 81, 85 Matchette, Michael 57 Matchette, Richard 57, 98 Matras, Martin 57, 98, 107 Meixner, Sheila 57, 85 Meldman, Janice 57 Meldman, Lawrence 57 Merts, George 57 Meyer, Pamela 57, 105 Meyer, Robert 57 Michels, Theodore 57, 106 Miller, Marylee 57, 85 28 Minash, Joyce 57, 85 Mohr, John 57, 85, 102 Moss, Kathleen 57 Munson, James 57, 98, 107 Nadler, Thomas 57 Newell, Frederic 57, 98 O'Donnell, Robert 57, 81, 85, 100, 107 Ohan, Martha Jean 57, 85 O'leary, John 57 Olson, Richard 57, 98, 107 O'To0le, Janet 57, 102 Ottenstein, Judith 57 Parks, Thomas 57, 81, 100, 107 Patmythes, Mary 57, 85 Patrie, Tom 57 Paull, David 57, 98, 107 Peck, Randall 57, 80, 81 Penner, Margie 57 Perez, Arthur 58 Perlson, Lewis 58, 98, 104, 105 Petrie, Charles 58 Picker, Sandra 58 Pitt, Jerre 58, 85 Pivar, Linda 58 Pivar, Marcia Beth 58 Ploss, Mary 58,85,114 Polansky, Lanny 58 Polland, Donna 58 Potter, Janice 58 Pritchard, Lynn 58 Pruscha, Victor 58 Prust, Roger 58 Race, Robert 58 Rank, Cynthia 58, 85 Rasmussen, Sally 58 Rauter, Barbara 58, 85 Reitman, Jo Ellyn 58 Rekoske, Donald 58, 98 Rice, Robert 58, 80, 81, 98, 102, 107 Riddile, Scott 58, 98, 106 Riedinger, Mary Ann 58 Rosenberg, Gary 58 Ross, Steve 58 F RESHMAN CLASS .0ssiter, Douglas 58 ,otter, Kenneth 58, 80, 81 .uemelin, Robert 58 lewert, Stephen 58, 105 iffron, Patrick 58 inderson, Susan 58 'heil, Susan 58 'hroeder, Wayne 58 'hwartz, Paula 58, 74, 83 Zhwertfeger, Ronald 58 refeld, Philip 58, 74, 75, 98, 102, 107 iapiro, Richard 58 Talakowski, Ronald 59 Taschner, Terry 59, 83 Taxman, Julie 59, 83 Templin, Pamela 59 Tepper, Lynne 59, 83 Teter, George 59, 106 Thielecke, Judith 59 Thornbery, jerry 59, 100 Thul, Patricia 59 Timpel, Dennis 59, 100 Toellner, Robin 59 Tompkins, Sally 59, 85 Trost, Michael 59 Trowbridge, Edward 59, 100 Truran, Janet 59 Verburg, Robert 59, 83 Wagner, Lorna 59, 83, 86 Willis, Linda 59 Wolf, Robert 59, 100 Wolffs, Michael 59, 83 Wolters, Patricia 59 Wood, Angela 59 Youngstrum, Janis 59, 80 Zimmerman, Peter 59 Ter, ArminJ58 58 107 Waismang James 59, 80, 85, 102, 107 lb ,aes , Wk,C 59,85 ' rlaifnliigiiard Iii. 58 Wgliak, 1231583 59 C0mpIlmenIS of . . :lar, Roberta 58, 83 Waldorf, Dale 59, 74, 105, 107 nart, Bradford 58, 80, 81, 105 Wand, Ronald 59, 102 nart, Jennifer 58, 85 Waterman, Jean 59 iyder, John 58, 102 Waterman, Joan 59 rhns, Marjorie 58, 83 Watkins, Rhona 59 xuter, Suzanne 58, 85 Weber, Judith 59 aerling, Kathleen 59, 75 Whaley, Barbara 59, 83 anek, I3izal:iegh959, 85 Wifgirs, Bruce 59, 105, 126 to 7 Rvvo i Sfieiis, sffldfa 59, as Wiig, Ng:Eya59, ss ' on-S ru-C lon iederridanrg, J5a5ie8559, 85 yvilke, FraRlIl59 64 ong, in a , i iams, e 59, , 75, 100 msg, Dave 59. so, si, 99, 105, 107 Williams, Grade 59, 75, 83, 86 3218 W. 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