The SPY 1941

The Mary D. Bradford High School Year Book, The SPY, for the 1940 to 1941 school year.

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Perl.ops you have seen him in the person of a photographer with a constantly flashing camera; or as
Bob Engle and Jimmy Smith, artists; or as John Shannon and Roger Hammond, advertising and business
manager respectively; or as Mina G1eselmann together with the busy folk with the subscnption
books; or perhaps, as Mary Ann Herrmann and
George Petersen, the arch-SPYS of them all. Every
one on the SPY staff did much to make it a success.
The SPY has been with us for the year, and now we,
the Staff, bring to you a pictorial record of our school
for 1940-1941 as seen by
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Petersen

Herrmann

Hammond

Shannon

Williams

SPY STAFF
Editors

Faculty

GEORGE PETERSEN
MARY ANN HERRMANN
Business Manager

ELEANOR PIKNA
GERALDINE ROCKNOWSK~
Clubs

ROGER HAMMOND

JOAN :SERMANN
NANCY YORK
HELEN RYALL

Advertising
JOHN SHANNON
JAMES WILLIAMS
GEORGIA GREINER
JOHN GLAVES
Senior Section
ELEANOR CASEY SCHMITZ
DORIS DUCHMANN

Subscription
MINA GIESELMANN
BETTY CONLEY
Athletics
PETER COLLINS
GEORGE FITCHETT

Classes
MARY ISERMANN
GENEVIEVE LOCKE
MARY JANE RILEY
LOUISE RICHARDS
LYN CURTIS

Photographers
ROBER':' DOBAN
ROBER';' PANLENER
SHERMAN SMITH
Art
BOB ENGLE
JAMES SMITH
ARLINE TUCHOLL
Salesmen

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PHYLLIS RUBERG
MARTIN KALB
BETTY GOLDMAN
RUTH BALK
GRACE SWITALSKI
MARY KEATING
MARY BIELOWICZ
LOIS CLARK
NELLIE ALLEN
BERNICE ELLEFSON

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LOCMIS M. A.
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TREMPER M. A.
Prmc1pal

Lower:
D. T. JOHN, M. A
Associate Principal

S. W. WARD, A B.
Vice-Prmc1pal

It's good to see so many of you anxious to tour our school. You have no
doubt heard of the advantages Mary D. Bradford has to offer. We!: •hen,
first I shall introdJce to you the folks who help and guide the entire
group of charcicters in our school, who arrange and provide for their
activities. I present our chief advisors, the superintendent and principals,
and our teachers.

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ONA ANDREWS, M. A Mathemahcs
FLORENCE BAAR. M.A. History
MYRTLE BANGSBERG, M. A. English
C. E. BA YLER, PH. B. Mathematics
NORA BELLE BINNIE, B. A. English

FLORE CE E. BISBEE, B. A. English
IRA BIVANS, B. S. Industnal Arts
JULIANA BLANK, M. A. German, Spanish
KAREN ELIZABETH BOE, M.A. English
MARGARET BONOFIGLIO Library Assistant

RUTH C. BREISETH, M. A English
K. D. BROWN, M. A. Fine Arts
RUTH B. BROWN, M. A. English
C. G. BROWNE, M.A. Commerce
FLORENCE CASWELL, M A. Mathematics

J. C. CHAPEL. M. A. Chemistry
MARIE E. CHRISLER, M. A.

Mathematics

H. L. CHRISTIANSEN, M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping
MARTHA CLAPP, M. A. Lahn

ELSIE CUMRO. B. A. Shorthand, Typing
EDITH GENE DANIEL, M. A. English

JOHN D. DAVIES, PH. B. Speech, Dramatics
MARGARET SEATON DENSMORE. M.A. English
JOHN P. DICKS, M. A. Salesmanship
MARY A. DOHERTY, B. A.-Chemistry
FRANCES DORFMEISTER, Office Assistant

MABEL DUNCAN M. S. Industrial Geography, Bt • ness
Practice
ARTHUR E. FREEBERG, B. S. Cabinet Making
0. N. GAULKE, M. A Typing
TELLA GRIFFIN, PH. B. Mathematics
MATLIDA HANSEN, M.A.- American H•story

HOPE H. HASTINGS, M. A His ory
NEAL S. HEIS, B. S. Phy~ical Educahon
HAZEL HERLEY Oftce Ass.~tant
JULIANA ISERMANN, B. A. Typmg, Shorthand
AVIS J. JOHNSON, B. S. Typing, Shorthand

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ETHEL MAE JONES, M. A. Modern History
JAMES KIRK, LITT. D. American History
MARGIT KRISTIANSEN Off :::e Assistant
W. C. KRUSE, M A General Mathemahcs
ANNE KUSTA, B. S. Household Arts

H. A. LINK, M. A. Elec ric1•y
ELBERT A i. EWELLYN M. A Enql h
ISABEL R. LOW M A. American History
TERESA W. McDONOUGH PH M Home Ec0Pom1C's
NICHOLAS A. MAGARO, M A. Italian
W W. MARTELLE, B. A. Amencan H to-y
C. L. MASON, M. A. Physics, Band
ALMA M. MERRICK, M A. Lat.n
CARLENA ;. MICHAELIS. B. A English
CHARLOTTE MOODY, B. A

Enghsh

MARY ELIZABETH MURPHY, M. A. English
FLORENCE NELSON B. A. English
DAVID NEWBERRY, B. A. Physics
CATHERINE B. NOV ACK, M. A.
CARYL LUCILLE OATES M. A

Malhemalics
Bookkeep1'1g

HOWLAND H. PADDOCK, M . A . Social Science
RUTH PALMER, M. A Phy cal Education

J A. PEEL. M. S. Physical Education
M. C. RAFSHOL, M A. Industrial Geography
PRUDENCE A. SCHAEFER, M. A Biology
LEONE SCHUESSLER, M.A. Spamsh
LAURA M. SCHULTZ, B. A.

German

DOROTHY SLATER, PH. B. :...1brarian
HOW ARD E. SLEETER, M. A. Commerce
ELIZABETH L. SMITH, M. A. B1oiogy
EUNICE L. SMITH, M. A. Engl h
GLENN I SMITH, M. A. Guidance
HARVARD C SMITH B. S. Prmt.ng
FLORENCE K. SOKOLIK, B. S. Household Arts Clo hmg
LAURA STEFFEN, M A. Drama! ::::s, English

0. T. STEFFENSEN, B. S. Sheet Metal
AZALEA J. TERRY Office
BEN TREWYN B. A Commerce
H. D. V ALASKE Draft.nq
MILDRED VANDERHOOF, M. A Physical Education
CHARLES H WALTER, M. A. Physics
SERAL WARREN, M. A. Mathematics
RAY A. WHITE. M. A. Physical Educal!on
HELEN WICKS, M. S. Journalism
VIRGINIA WILSON, M. A - French
LEROY WOLFE LL. B. :..aw
No Pictures.
I. F. STOCKER, M. A. Science
MILDRED ELIZABETH RAMAKER, M. A. English
HARRIET E. YINGLING, M. A. Phys1ca. Educal!on
CATHERINE V. HARGRAVE, M.A. Music
PHILIP A. WHITAKER, M.A. Science
BERNICE STEEL, M. A. Fme Arts
ESTHER GOTTLIEB, R. N. Nurse
ANNE MODRIJAN, R. N. NursP

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because you know hew seniors are. After braving the storm of the
sophomore and junior year, they emerge stronger, braver, and ::i little
self-satisfied. Here they are-the 1940 and 1941 graduates.

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Top row, left to right:
AIELLO,
AIKENS,
ELMER
ALLAN DON
Rhythm Club.. . . . Orchestra
Student Senate
. Band
N.Y.A.
Student Congress
... Ushers' Club

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ALVORD,
JEANNE
Bowl mg. . ..... .

ANDRESEN,
ELAINE
Girl Reserve.
Latin Club
French Club

ANTARAMIAN,
IRENE
Sports. . . .
...
. Movies

ANTHONSEN,
SIDNEY
Football Team . .
.. Basketball

BAAS,
DON
Sports ....

Second row, left to right
BARR,
BENSON,
ISABEL
MARION
Lahn Club
Music ....
. . . . Girl Reserve . . . .
Bowling

BERG.
RUTH
Drawing
. . . ..... Music

BERKOVITZ,
ROSALIE
Girl Reserve .
French Club
A Cappella Ch01r.
. Glee Club
Girl Scouts . . . .

BJORN,
EDWIN
Orchestra. . .
...
.Band

BJORN,
MILDRED
Forensics.

BLEICHER,
LUCILE
Girl Reserve
Ter·

Third row, left to right
BUEGE.
BUSH,
WILLIAM
AILI
Bowling ....
Autograph
Knitting
. Collecting
Sports
. . Sewmg . . . . . . .

CESARIO,
GUIDO
Ushero' Club
.... Swmg Band
Student Senate .

CHERNOHORSK!,
STEVE
Basketball. .

CHIAPPETTA,
DON
Student Congress
.... Debating
Intramural Sports

CHIAPPETTA,
ROMA
Writers' Guild
.A Cappella Choir
Kenews
Gondoliers

CHRISTENSEN
LESTER
N. Y. A.
Ke nos
K1.ocycle Club

CONARD,
HELLEN
BLOSSOM
Dancmg
.Sewing

CRUCIANI,
DAHLIA
Gondoliers

CUNDARI,
IDA
Gondol:ers

DAGON,
DWIGHT
StarPp Collectmg.
...
. Sports

DAHL
AUDREY
Re mg ..
Sw1mm1

Bo tom row, ieft to right:
CHRISTENSEN,
CLARKE.
THOMAS
CHARLOTTE
Bowlmg .
Lahn Club ...
Mar,ners
Bowling ...
. S•udent Advisor

Band
A Cappella Choir.
. Girl Reserve
French Club
Girls' Glee Club

Top row, left to nght:
DAHL,
DI CELLO,
EVELY
MARY
Tenni
Da
Sewing

Second row , ,eft to nght
FELDKAMP
FINA,
HELEN
LUCIENNE
Tenrus
Co-Ed ..
Baseball

Third row left to right
GLOVER,
GORDON,
PHYLLIS
SHIRLEY BELLE
Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve .
Spanish Club
. French Club
Bowling .
Kenews
Bottom row, :~ft to nght:
HANZALIK,
HEBRON,
OTTO PETER
JEROME
Bowling . . . . . . . Lahn Club
. Student Council
Student Advisor .
. ..
. Track

DORFMAN,
SHIRLEY
Ke news
Bowling

DOWSE,
GRACE
G rls' Glee Club
.A Cappella Choir
Girl Reserve
Bowling
Tennis . .. . . .

EDWARDS
::::>ONALD
Esquire Club . .. .
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. . . .. Hi-Y
Junior Rotary

FIRCHOW,
JUNE ELEANOR
Girls' Glee Club
A Cappella Choir
Orchestra
. Student Senate
Boys' Quartet .

FLETCHER,
JAMES
Archery
. Hunt.ng

FORBES,
CURTIS
German Club.

FULTON,
BETTY ANN
Girl Reserve
. Bowlrng

GAGLIARDI,
JERRY
Band
. Student Senate
Swing Band . ..

GREGORY,
DONALD
Orchestra
A Cappella Choir
Spanish Club
Thursday Chorus
Boys' Quartet
. Student Senate

HAMMOND,
THOMAS
H1-Y
. French Club
S.C.A. Cashier .
. . Intramural
Bowling

HANSEN,
AGNES
Archery Club.

HANSEN,
VIRGINIA
German Club.
Student CouncG.
Student Advisor
Pep Club .

HANSEN,
VIVIAN
Dancing . ..
. ...
Reading
Sewing

HIBBARD,
WILLIAM
Golf

IAQUINTA,
SAM
Sports

JACOBSEN,
DON
Sports

JENSEN,
ELOISE
Reading .........
. Ice Skating

JESSEN,
VIRGINIA
Bowling Club.
... . Girl Reserve

Tennis

ENGLUND,

CHARLES
Bowling
.A Cappella Choir
Chorus

FALDUTO,
FRANK
Gondoliers
"K" Cli:.b
Esquire Club
. Football Team
Track Team
. Intramural Sports

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Top row, left to right:
JOHNSON.
JOHNSON,
MARGARET ANN RAYMOND
Track ...
Girl Reserve
. . German Club
Bowling .... . . .

Second row, left to right:
KUBALL.
KRUEGER,
BETTY
DONALD
Girl Reserve
Baseball .....
. .. Bowling
Football
...

Third row, left to right·
LEVONOWICH
LEONOWICH.
LEONA
VIRGINIA
Collecting
Girl Reserve
. . . . . Snapshots
.. Bowling
Horseback Riding DaPcmg .

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KOSAKOWSK
EDWARD
Kenews

KALB.
BEVERLY ANN
Girl Reserve
. German Club

KORF,
KAZANJIAN,
WILLIE
JACK
German Club
Esquire Club
... Kenews

KUESSOW,
WILLIAM
French Club
. Thursday Chorus

KUROSKL
GENEVIEVE
Bowling ..

LAMPOS,
GEORGE
Da Vinci Club ...

LARSEN,
ESTHER
Student Council ..
Girl Reserve

LAURENZI,
YOLANDA
Dancing ...
. Sk
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LINK US,
IRYNE
Spanish Club

LIVINGSTON,
RUTH
Dancing
.Reading

MAROSO,
MARY
Thursday Chorus
Girls' Glee Club
Da Vmc1 Club ...

MARTELL.
DORA MARIE
Swimming .
.. Dancing

MASILONIS,
BERNICE HEU
Kn.thng
.. Rea

MILK US,
JENNIE
Writing

MILLER,
BERTHA
Dancing
.Swimming

MITCHELL,
DOROTHEA
Spanish Club
A Cappella Choir
Kenews

MOCKUS,
GEORGE
Ushe•s' Cl•;l:.

JORDAN,
LLOYD
Kenews

.Sports

Bottom row left to right
MERRITT,
MELLI.
McDONALD,
ROBERT
JAMES
JAMES
Music . . ...
. . Esquire Club ....
Photography
Writers' Gu.Id
Kenews
Ushers' Club
Student Senate ...

Top row, left to nght:
MOLINARO,
MONTEEN,
JAKE
MARILYN
D
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Latin Club
Scandinavian
Club
Second •ow let• to right:
EW YEAR
NICCOLAI,
MARJORIE
LILLIAN
L1fe·savmg
Darcmg .
Spor•s
.Music
Sports ...

Third row, left to
ngh•:
PECH URA,
~osE

'a Vmci Club
. Student Advisor

PECK,
HARRY
Esquire Club
Football Team
Track
. Bowling
S.C.A. Cashier ..
Student Council
Class Vice Pres.
(Junior & Senior)

Bottom row, left to right:
RAMSEY,
RISKE,
MARY JANE
RUTH HELEN
Girl Reserve
Music
Girls' Glee Club
Bowlmg
A Cappella Ch01r Baseball . . . . .
Pep Club
Spy

MORELLI,
VIRGINIA
Gondoliers . ...
... . Locker Guard

NIEDERPRIM,
JEAN MARIE
German Club.
. . . . Girl Reserve

PERRY,
WILLIAM
Dancing

RITTER,
DAN
Meehan.cs.
. Hunting
Fishing ........ .

MORENUS,
RUTH
Music ..

MORLEY,
MELVIN
Forensics.
Boys' Quartet
Thursday Chorus
A Cappella Choir

NIELSEN,
CAROL
OGILVIE,
Girl Reserve
.. . Span sh Club ELAINE
Latin Club .. .
Readmg ..
Kenews
Writers' Guild
. Studen• Advisor
Student Council.
. .. Mariners

PETERSEN
VIRGINIA MAY
Spanish Club
. Student Council
Pep Club
Girl Reserve
Student Senate

RODE,
JOHN
Photography
. . . Mechan·cs

PIERANGELI,
CLELIA
Gondoliers
Girls' Glee Club
Thursday Chorus
S.C.A. Cashier .

ROEMER,
HELMUT
German Club
..
. . Sports

MOSELEY,
MARGARET
Girl Reserve
. . ... . . Bowling

NELSON,
DOROTHY ANN
Skatmg ....
. Bowlmg

OLIAK,
REGINA
Bowlmg .
. . S.C.A. Cah1ers

ORGISH,
DONALD
Class Pres.dent
(Junior & Senior)
S.C.A. Advisor . ..
. .. Student Senate
Football Team
. . Junior Rotary

PITSCH,
LAWRENCE
Dancmg .
Swimming
Ice Skatmg .. ... .

PUNTILLO,
VIOLA
Band

RUFFOLO,
MURIEL MAE
Camera Club
SAVAGLIO.
Girls' Glee Club FRANCES MARY
A Cappella Ch01r Gondoliers .. . .
French Club
.Latin Club
Sophomore Chorus
Girl Reserve

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SAWICKI.
SCHOLAR,
EDWARD
SYDNEY
Student Council
Esquire Club
... Senior Advisor ... Writers' Guild
Football Team
S.C.A. Cashier .
.. Basketball Team ...... .. Kenews
Hi-Y.
.... 'K" Club

SCHOU,
WILLIAM
Hi-Y ..........
"K" Club
Student Senate . .
Student Council
Football Team ....
. . Basketball Team

SCHROEDER,
JACK
Mechanics ...•...

SHAUMBERG,
DELORIS
Cartoon
. Collecting

SCHUTZ,
LORRAINE
Girl Reserve
... ..... . Bowling

SCHWER,
CARROL
Boating.
Sea Scoi.:.t

Second row, lef to right:
SEBETIC,
SELESKI,
MILDRED
STANLEY
Bowling.
Swimming.
Goll
. Football

SHEMANSKE,
TOM
Sports

SH ILLA,
SLAMAR.
EDYTHE
CATHERINE
A Cappella Choir Girl Reserve.
Girls' Glee Club ...... .. Bowling
Sophomore Chorus
. Tumbling Club

SMOLEK,
SIGMOND
Stamp Collecting.

SORENSEN,
JEAN MARIE
A Cappella Ch
. Bow:

Third row, left to right:
SORENSEN,
SORENSON,
JACK
CHRISTINE
Swimming ..
Reading .
.. _Bicycle Racing

SPITZER,
ROBERT
Fishing

SPRINGER,
WILLIAM
Swimming.
.•..... Bowling

STANGE.
JOYCE
Girls' Glee Club
A Cappella Chior

STANGE,
RICHARD
Student Council

STEELE,
GRAYCE MARI
Girl Reserve
Latin C
Girl Scouts
...... Bowl
Kenews.
.. Student Cour
S.C.A. Cashier

STREEK,
DOROTHY
Locker Guard
. .Sports
...

SWIGART,
CURT
Swing Band

SWITALSKI.
GRACE ELLEN
Trident
. ..... Lahn Club
Girl Scouts
..... Girl Reserve
Bowling.
. ..

TALERONOK,
STEVE
Track Manager

Bottom row, left to right
STEIN,
STEIN,
BERNICE HELEN
BETTY JANE
Music ........... A Cappella Choir
Girls' Glee Club
Thursday Chorus_

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....... .Bowling

STRANGE,
ALICE
Sec'y. & Treas ....
(Junior Class)
Student Council ..
Tennis Club
Spanish Club
Kenews
Writers' Guild ...
. . . . . Girl Reserve
Mariners . Trident
Student Court. .

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l\NCK
TR ED UP,
ERALDINE
HARVEY

Footbal.

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TROTTA,
RICHARD

TURNER !rI,
LEWIS

Stuaent Co P1c1 .
Franklin Prmters'
Guild .
Intramural
Bas.tel ball

VANDEVELD,
ROSEMARY

VELARDO
EVELYN

VOLPENTEST A,
MARY

Jumor Rotary
Bowling ...
Swimming Team
French Club .

G.r Rese--vc

Read ng

WHYTE,
DONALD

WICKS,
JOYCE AILEEN

cond row, left to nght
AN AGES,
::RNICE

WELTER,
PAULINE

WENNING,
MARY

WERBIE,
TOM

WERNER,
ROBERT JAMES

iwlmq . . . . .
. . Lalli' Cl..ib
C.A. Cashier
:.oder Guard

Tumbling
. . L!le-savmg

Student Advtsor

Sports

Esqutre Club
Junior Rot ry
Ushers' Club Football Manager
Student Counci:
Ke news
S.GA. Cashier.

Student Council .
Sports

ZUICARELLI,
FRANK

ttom row, left to right:
IERSUM,
WI:..L
JINTIN

DOROTHY

ZEMLACK
NAOMI

ZOCCHI,
PETER

m !mg

Rug Makmg
. . F1shmg

Girl Reserve
. . . Bowling Club

"K" Club
Rhythm Club
Printing Club
Orchestra
B:iseball ..
Band
Basketball Team
. Sw1'1g Band

Rifle Shooting.
Horseback Riding

ZUFFA,
JOHN EDWARD

Tot Pictured
mREUCCI,
MONDO

BEAR,
ROBERT

BOYLAN,
CHARLES

CAMPONESCHI,
ROSE

CAPODARCO,
EDWARD

COVELLI,
BETTY

DOWGVILLO,
RICHARD

l\RB,
"NESEE

HAHN,
BRUCE

HOLTMAN,
ROBERT

HUBBARD,
EUGENE

JONES,
ELMER

LADO USA,
DOROTHY

LILLEY,
HELEN

CAK,
'NRY

MOWREY,
RAYMOND

SETH NE,
LYNN

SOER,
CLIFFORD

STAVES,
CLIFFORD

STRANG BERG,
MARGARET

TREMPER,
GEORGE

NWIE,
lBERT

WIERZBICKI,
THOMAS

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Kufrin

Karpowicz

June Class

January Class
Class Officers

Collins

Class Officers

President ......................... Don Orgish

President .................. . ....... Fred Kufrin

Vice-President ..................... Harry Peck

Vice-President .............. Richard Koprowicz

Secretary Treasurer .............. Esther Larsen

Secretary ....................... Janice Mayer
Treasurer ......... . ...... . ....... Pete Collins

Honor Students

Grace Elizabe h Dowse, Carol Nielsen, Margaret Elaine And
reson, Isabel Barr, Robert Bear, Rosalie Berkovitz, Audrey
Dahl, Helen Feldkamp, June Eleanor Firchow, Phyllis M.
Glover, Margaret Ann Johnson, Helen C. Lilley, Marilyn Monteen, Virginia Morelli, Jean Niederprim, Grayce Marie Steele,
Betty Jane Stein, Grace Switalski.

Class Play. 'The Ghost Train," by Arnold Ridley

Richard Winthrop .............................. Don Aikens
Elsie Winthrop ......................... Margaret Andresen
Saul Hodgkin ................................. Harry Peck
Charles Murdock ........................... Jerome Hebron
Peggy Murdock ....................... Margaret Strangberg
Miss Bourne .............................. Marilyn Monteen
Teddie Deakin .............................. Melvin Morley
Julia Price ............................... Virginia Peterson
Herbert Price .......................... Edward Kozakowski
John Sterling ................................... John Zuffa
Jackson .................................. Charles Englund
Understudies ............... Curt Swigart, Dorothea Mitchell
Stage Manager .............................. Curtis Forbes
Production Manager ........................ Jack Kazanjian
Property Custodian ............................ James Melli
Sound Effects Manager .................... . Frank Zucarelli

Honor Students

Edward Adamow1cz, Nelly Allen Dolores Bonell, Doris Dud
m:::xnn, Fem Gentile, Mma G1eselmann, Margaret Hanser
Mary Ann Herrmann, Betty Hicks, Jerry Hogan, Fred Kufrir
Lois Lehmann, Doris Leisten, Frank Matelski, Dorothy Murphy
Rose Noto, George Petersen, George Randall, Geraldine Roe
nowski, Thomas Schlenker, Eleanor Casey Schmitz, Rober
Shadd, Selma Skael, Sophie Skipper, John Stephenson, Can
erine Tenuta, Robert Ziesemer.

Class Play. 'The Call of the Banshee," by Hepenstall an
Cullinin

Peter Adair ................................. John Shannor
Hazel Orpen .............................. Doris Hoffmanr
Dr. Markowitz ............................ John Stephensor
Mrs. Grimes ............................. Betty Rasmusser
Tom Scott .. . .. .. .......................... Angelo LaValh
Blanche Lambe .............................. Mary Keatinc
Tibby Lambe ............................. Catherine Tenut
Dr. Neville Lacey ........... . ............. Eugene De Vlie
Yuru ..................................... Thomas D'Arc'
Clem Durward .............................. Robert Flatle
Joan Walters ............................... Frances Kitle'
Hilda ....................................... Mildred Bion
Abner Heckenshell ........................ Charles Morrov
Walter Payne ............................ Roger Hammon
Luida Perkins ..................... . .. . .. . Rose Mary Flies
Understudies .................. John Ludwig Allan Beckmar
Myrtle Ketelhut, Wilham Schul

Class Motto: "Seize the Opportunity"
Class Colors: Red, white, and blue

Class Motto: "Not finished-just begun"

Class Flower: American Beauty Rose

Class Colors: Rose and Silver

Valedictorian: Grace Elizabeth Dowse

Class Flower: Tea Rose

Salutatorian: Carol Nielsen

Valedictorians: Doris Duchmann, Selma Skael

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Top row, left to right:
ADAMO WI CZ,
AHLEFELDT,
EDWARD
DOROTHY
"K" Club
German Club.
Sw1mmmg Sc a n d 1 n a v 1 a n
Trac·
Club . . . . . .
S.C.A. Cashier

AIELLO,
LE AF
Souvemr
. Collectmg
Dancmq . . . . . . .

Second row lei to right
AMBROSE
ANDERSE
ELSIE ROSE
BETIY JA E
Read ng
French Club
. Tenms
Colle tmg Poe ry
Swimm ng.
Readmg . . . .

A DERSEN,
RICHARD
Bas ·etball
Sw.mmmg . . . . .

Third row, left to right:
ARE TS,
ARE TZ.
MARIE
MA CELE MAE
Autograph
G rman Club
. Collect ng Girls' Glee Club
Pho!ogr hy . . . Chorus

Bottom row, left to right
BARE GO,
BARIL,
MARY
EVELYN HELE
Sub Deb Club
Developmg
Gir! Scouts
. Pie ures

ALBERTS,

ALDER.
EDWARD JOH
Football
.Tenms

ALGIERS,
EMMET
K1locycle Club

A DERSO ,
DO 'ALD
Football Team
.Swimming
Sports

A DREWS,
JOYCE
Dan ng
.. Skahng
Sw1mmmg

A DREWS.
ORMA LEE
S1..b-Deb Club ..
Dancmg

A TARAMIA
ARLE E
Bowlmq
Te

AUGUSTINE,
LAURE CE
B eball
. . . . . Basketball

BA BROS.
FLORE CE
Girl Scouts

BAILEY
LOVI A
Dancing
.4 H Club

BA DEMER.
DELORIS
Girl Scouts
Sp msh Cl..ib

BANKOWSKI
SOPHIA
Readmq .

BARTER,
THOMAS

BEAUMIER
ELWARD JEAN
Sw.ng Band
. . S.C.A. C shier
Foo ball

BECKMA
C.ALLA
Sports

BEDORE
BEMIS.
VER !TA JEA.
FRANCES
Writers' Guild
A Cappella Ci.
M rmers Gr:-· Glee C
Asst. Echter of
Pho O:Jraphy
Ke news

Seminar
Spamsh Club

JU E CLAI E
Lahn Club ..... .
........ Music
Sports ...

Tenms

ALLEN,
NELLY
Tenms
. Se

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ENNING
BERENSON,
BICKEL,
BIELEWICZ,
ATRICI
ROSALIE
MARGARET
MARY
Bowl mg
erv
G.r. Reserve
Girl eserv
Girl Reserve
Bowmq
. Gtrl ::.couts . . .... Tnde'lt
Ter,r.is
Kenews.
S•udent Adv1s:ir

ond row Jell to nght
BOLLERO,
::>HM
PEARl
LEO MAE
Semor Scouts
l'Cing
Bowling
Terns
S.C.A. Cashier .
l a1irg

1rd row, 1eft to right
BRNAK,
l1ANDT.
JOHN
JRETTA
Ceppella Choir "K' Club
,. I ' Glee Cl•ib
Footbal Team
Track
rl Reserve

BONE LL
!)()LORES
G•rl Reserve
. Sw1rnrnmg
Badmmton

BORDO
ARMENIA
Sewwg
. Typmg ..

BRO ESCH
BROSK'.
GLORIA
CECELIA
Clt..b des Femmes Kenews

BIERDZ,
HELEN
T..imb.mq

BINNING ER,
BISKOFSKI,
JACQUELINE
JOSEPH
~ce Ska ng
.
Sports
Sew mg

BOSMAN,
RICHARD
Esqu re Club
. Sports
Motorcycle Riding

BOSWELL,
JEAN
Girl Reserve
.Bowlmg
Tenms
. Go.I

BROWN
LILLY
D ncmg

BRUNNER.
BRUNO.
EDITH MAY
FLORYNCE
Dancing
Bowlmg
. Ice Skatmg
Gondohers
B ke R1dmg
Sw1mmmg

Sports

Bowlmq

BURGER
FRANK
Bowling .
.... Rifle Shooting

CALLAHA ,
WILLIAM
Ar' Club
..
. Foolbal.

BOTHE,
MARIE
Semmar
. Girl Reserve
Spy .
S.C.A. Cashier
Studen' Cons;;ess
... Girl outs

)! om row, left t.., right

us

BUDZINSKI
CECILIA
CHARD
, ·man Club
H.kmg
.Bowling
S.C.A. Cashier
)Wlmg
Dane n
. Footba I

BUECH E
JOYCE
ke Skatmq
. Dancmg
':'enn1s

CALVERT,
JAMES
Band
.. Track

CAPPELLINA
MARY
Reading
Dancing

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CASTON A,
CELEBRE,
RALPH
ADOLPH
Reading. . . . . . . . . Photography

CHERNOSKO,
MARGARET
Trident ..

Second row, left lo right:
COHEN,
COLLINS,
CONNELL,
IRENE
PETER
RICHARD
Girl Reserve..... Class President De Molay ..
S.C.A. Cashier
.... (Junior)
Hi-Y . . "K" Club
Student Senate ...
.. Student Council
Jumor Rotary
Class Treasurer
(Senior)

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CHIAPPETTA,
CHARLES
Intramural Basketball.........

CHOLAK,
RUTH
Dancing... .
.Reading

CLELLAND,
BETTY
Senior Advisor.
S.C.A. Cashier
Life savmg

COHEN,
HYMAN
Golf.

CONTI,
RENO
Sports ....

COOPER,
KATHLEEN
Dancing
. . . . Bowling

CORTHAY,
COVINGTON,
VIRGINIA
JUANITA
Student Congress Spamsh Club
A Cappella Choir
. Girl Reser
Sub-Deb Club ..
Bowli1

Third row, left to right:
COX,
CRONIN,
TIMOTHY
TOM
Student Senate... Fishing.
. Stamp Collecting

CROSSLEY,
DOROTHY
Bowlmg ....

CROSS,
NORMA
Readmg .
Swimming

CROW,
GEORGE
Ping-Pong. .
....... Sports

CROW.
ROBERT
Stamp Collect ng.

Bottom row, left lo right:
D'ARCY.
DART.
THOMAS
RICHARD
Sports ......... . Swimming ...... .
....... Sports

DAVIS,
VERNON
Sports ..... .

DENSMORE,
VIOLET JUNE
A Cappella Choir
..... Girl Reserve
Girls' Glee Club

DE VLIEG,
EUGENE
Student Congress
... Student Senate
Seminar .
..... Forensics
N.F.L. ...
.. Latm Club

DIBBLE,
DOERFLINGER.
BETTY JANE
JEAN
Student Congress Bowling ....
Girl Reserve
.Cook1
Trident. .. , .
. ... Sub-Deb Club
Life-saving ....
.... Bowling

CURTIS,
LYN
Girl Reserve ..
Student Congrt
Spy .
S.C.A. Cash
Winter Carmv
Queen.

op row, left to right:
DRATH,
ONAIS,
DUBANEWICZ,
HERMAN
RSULINE
LEONE
Archery.
1+.n Club
Gir1s' Glee Club
. Photography
'Phomnre Choru
. Student Senate
rud•mt Congress
A Cappella Choir
.Chorus ..

"com:! row, left to nght:
ERICKSON,
:CH
GERALD
EN NETH
Model Airplanes
oorts
n1rd row lef1 to riaht
FETZER.
ERCH.
LORRAINE
ERNON
amp Collecting
Da Vinci Club_.
.. .. Sports Scandinavian
Cl uh

DUTTON,
DUCHMANN,
ORVIS
DORIS
Trident BowlinCJ Fishing.
Life-saving.
Student Congress
Locker Guard ...
. French Club
Spy Steff
Pocl Assistant
Hall Guard .....

DY BERG,
ROBERT
Sports .........
....... Camping

ERICKSON.
LAWRENCE
Sports

EVERS,
WARREN
Band .....

FIRMAN I.
ERMA
Bowling .......
. ... .... Reading

FISCHBACH,
FIXEN,
FISH.
LA VERNE
KATHLEEN
MARI LEW
Dancing
Sewing Club.
Sports
Sewing
.Sports
.... Mus.c
Skating

EDQUIST,
ETHEL
Music ..

FALETTO,
FARACA,
FAULDS.
BETTY
ROSE
GEORGE
G1rl Reserve.
A Cappella Ch01r Swimming
.Sports G1rls' Glee Club
Thursday Chorus.

lltom row, :eft lo right:
FLATLEY,
ASCH,
FUESS,
FREDERICK,
FREDRICH,
AROLD
ROBERT
ROSE MARY
ELIZABETH
HAROLD
lwling ......
Class Secretary Girl Scouts .
Sports
Hiking
(Junior)
. Dnvmg Cars
. . .Bowl.ng
Sewing Bicycle Riding ...
Red Trnmgl>. ...
Student Council
EaskE> ball .......
Annex Student
Council ......

FLAMMANG,
JANE
Dancing
.......... Sewing

FRYE,
GARDNER,
CHESTER
ELNORA
Hunt ng.
Sports .... .....
.Fishing
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GENTILE,
GENTES,
GENTILE,
MARJORIE
FERNANDA
FRED
Girl Reserve
Godoliers
Dancing .. .
Sports
.... .. Gondolier
Track ....
Tenms Club .
. . . '.C.A. Cashier
Second row,
left to right:
Dramatics
GIESELMANN,
MINA
GILL,
GILROY,
MARY
Girls' Glee Club ROBERT
Roller Skating .. ..
Seminar Dancing .. . ... .
Bowling
Girl Reserve
Tennis
. .... French Club Mechanics ...
Dancing ....... .
A Cappella Choir
Student Congress
Spy Staff
... S.C.A. Cashier
Bowling .
..
. Girl Scouts

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GENTILE,
OLIVIA
Reading ..

GERBER,
GERLING,
WALTER ARTHUR !<.OBERT
Football Team
Boxing ...
Tenms

GLAMKOWSKI,
JUNE
GLASS.
G1rl Reserve
WALLACE
Tennis Band
Roller Skating
. Swimming
. S.C.A. Cashier Mi matures

GOERNDT,
VIOLA
Bowling .
PostcardCollecting

GIACOMIN,
FORTUNE
Reading .

GOFF.
ALLAN
Student Congre
A Cappella Che
Thursday Choru

GRAY,
MAXINE
Girls' Glee Club
A Cappella Choir
Student Congress
Scandianvian
GREENWALD,
GREENWALD,
Club .Girl Reserve GRECO,
Third row, left to right·
DANIEL
MARJORIE
Dancing ROSALIE
GRANT,
GOFF,
GOLDMAN,
Skating ..
Band
..
. . . Seminar .
ROBERT
BETTY
MARION
HAMMOND,
Bowling
S.C.A. Cashier Girls' Glee Ch
N.Y.A. . . . . . . . . . . Girl Reserve
Ice Skating
A Cappella Che
ROGER
Sports
. Trident Club
...... Lahn Cl•
Seminar ....
French Club
Bowling .. Skahr
French Club
......... Bowling
S. C. A. Advisory
Life-saving .
Board .
HANSCHE,
HANSCHE,
Sophomore Chorus HAMPEL,
Bottom row, left to right:
FERN
DOROTHY
Student Council . JOYCE HELEN
HALBERSTADT,
GRIFFITHS,
HAILE,
Sewing
Reading
Swimming .. ... .
S.C.A. Cashier .
MARGARET
BETTY JANE
MARGARET
Skatir
Ten ms
Student Congress
Bicycle Racing
Business Manager B:iwling
Girl Reserve ...
Skating
Skating.
Student Advisor of Sp1
Bicycle Riding
Baseball
.....

op row, left lo nght:
HANSEN,
fANSEN,
HANSON,
MARGARET
OBERT
KENNETH
. . ..
Scandinavian
c nd1nav1an H1·Y
. . Ushers' Club Club .
'lu
Seminar
'tuden 1 Congress Track Te m
Sports
Student Senate . .
]•hers' Club .
. . . Chorus
econd row, left to right:
JEINZ
HELLER.
HOMAS
DONALD
wimrPing .
Sports
Football
Cdppella Choir
ask el ball
Track

hird row, left to right
HOLMES,
'LAINE RUTH
DONALD
:ierman Club.
German Club
. . . Girl Reserve
Sports
~OLMAN

ioltom row, left to nght.
IUETTEN,
HUISSEN
UNE
PETER
Band .
w1mming
Orchestra
. . . . Bowling
Drum Maior
. . Band Leader .

HECKERT,
HEBERT,
HEALY,
HAUBRICH.
ARLEEN
ANNETTE
ROBERT
BETTE JEANNE
Collecting Pie- Bowlmg ..
Scandinavian Semmar . ... . .
Ushers' Club tu res of Movie Stars . . . . Girl Reserve
Club
........ .
. S.C.A. Cashier Bowling .
Thursday Chorus
Swimming ..... .

HERRMANN,
MARY ANN
HICKS,
BETTE JEAN
Band . ....
. Seminar Dancmg
. ... . . Reading
Student Senate .
Studerot Congress
A Cappe1la Choir
Gtrls' Glee Club
Spy Editor. ... . . .

HILLESLAND,
JOYCE
Collecting Snapshots... . .

H:..AVACEK,
JOSEPH
Sem nar .
. . . . . Tropical Fish

HOFFMANN,
DORIS
A Cappella Choir
Girls' Glee Club

HOLMS,
BETTY JANE
Gms' Glee Club
Thursday Chorus
Bowling . . . . .. .
. Tenms

HOUSTON,
ROBERT
Readmg ...

HR EH AR.
ANDREW
Collecting War &
Sports Clippings.

HUBBARD,
MARY LEE
A Cappella Choir
Lahn Club
French Club
G1r: Reserve Spy
S.C.A. Cashier
Thursday Chorus

HUCKER
WALLACE
Swimming .
. . . . . . . . Sports

:DE.
PATRICIA
Girl Reserve
Bowl ng
Tenms

IS ERM ANN,
JOAN
Semmar .
Girl Reserve
Student Senate .. .
Spy Stall

ISERMANN,
MARY
Sem.nar ... .
.. Girl Reserve
Spy Stall

JE OTIS,
ADELE
Needlework
. Swimming
Tennis.

JENSEN,
JEAN
Girl Reserve
.Sem.nar
Sub-Deb Club

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JENSEN,
JOCIUS,
LEROY
LUCILLE
WARREN
Girls' Glee Club
Farming ...... . . . A Cappella Choir
Thursday Chorus .
. Girl Scouts
Girl Reserve ... .
Second row, left to right
JOHNSON,
JOHNSTONE,
RUTH ELLEN
ISABELLE
Girl Reserve
Bowling .
. French Club
Knitting
Scandinavian
Club . .. . ... . .
Sophomore Chorus

..

Third row, left to right·
KEATING ,
KERKHOFF,
MARY
RITA
Student Senate . . . Girls' Glee Club
. Spanish Club A Cappella Choir
Spy
Thursday Chorus
Girl Reserve
Life-saving
Bottom row, left to right·
KLEVICKIS,
KLINGAMAN,
ALGERD
JUNE ARLENE
Spanish Club
A Cappella Chmr
. . .. . Golf Club
Bowling
Spy ... . . . ... ..

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JOHANOWICZ,
MARY
Bowling .
...... . .Dancing

JOHNSON,
AUDREY
Seminar . .
Girl Reserve
S.C.A Cashier .
. .... . Bowling

JOHNSON,
DONALD
French Club
.. . Track
Swimming

JOHNSON,
ELLIS
Band .....

JOHNSON,
ROBERT
Art
... . Model Shir

JO LING.
EDWARD
Ushers' Club

JONES,
CHARLES
Sports .. . . .

JURASEWICZ,
STANLEY
Track
.. .

JURS,
PHYLLIS ELAINE
Spanish Club

KAPP US,
EDWARD PAUL
Bowling .
Stamp Collectin

KIEKHOEFER,
VERA HELEN
Swimming.
. Roller Skatin1

KITELEY,
FRANCES JANE
A Cappella Choir
French Club
Student Senate .
S.C.A. Cashier

KLEMP,
BURTON
Football ..

KLESZCZEWSKI
LOTTIE
Sewing
.... . .
. Sport

KOLINSKY,
SADIE
Girl Reserve . ..

KOLLMAN
ELAINE MARY
Girl Reserve
Kene"

Band

.

Orchestra
. . ... . Drum Ma1or

KETELHUT
MYRTLE
Girl Reserve
. . .. Spanish Club

KLOEP,
MARION RUTH
Bowling
. . .. . .... Knitting

KLOET,
CORNELIUS
Track
Sports

KNAPP,
MARVEL RUTH
Da Vinci Club
. Girl Reserve
Spanish Club
. Sub-Deb Club
Girl Scouts
S.C.A . Cashier
Senior Advisor . '

)prow, left to nght:
ONTO WT,
KOPROWICZ,
p.y
RICHARD
u r Club
Red Triangle . . .
ct t Congress Student Conwess
Class Vice Pres.
(Senior)

KORBEL,
WILLIAM
ANDREW
Gymnastics .....

cond row, left to ,.1ght:
RUPINSKY.
KUFRIN,
ARRI ET
FRED
Basketball Te m .
a Vmet Club
Junior Rotarv
Art.
'K" Club...
.
ancing
Ice Skatmg Student Council
Class President
(Senior)
Student Advisor ..

LANGE,
LANGER.
ROBERT
WILLIAM
"K" Club
Track.
Stamp Collecting
S.C.A, Cashier
Golf
..
Basketball
Baseball ....... .

KOVACS,
EARL HOWARD
Photography
.
Sports

KRAHN ER,
VIRGINIA
Swimming .
....... Bowl,ng

KRIGER,
AUDREY
Scrapbooks ...
. Reading

LAPCEWICH,
HELEN
Photography .

LARSEN,
LOUIS
Basketbal1 Team ..
. . . . . . Bowling
Dancing ....... .

LARSEN,
KENNETH
Bowling ....
. . . Swimmmg

LEHMAN
LEHMAN,
LAVALLE,
LOIS MAE
EUNICE
ANGELO
Wntmg
Senior Advisor ... German Club.
.... Swurming
Seminar
....... Forero: :::s
Student Congress A Cappella Ch01r Bowlmg ........ .
Thursday Chorus
Girls' Glee Club

LEISTEN,
DORIS
Girl Reserve
. . . . . . . Kn.tting
Sewing . . . . . .

LENTO,
MARY
Sewmg .
. . Piano ...

LIPPERT,
DONALD
Student Congress
Sports

LO BA CZ,
STELLA
Drawing
. Stamp Collect.ng

KORECZ,
DOROTHY
Sewing

h rd row, left to right:
ARSON,
LAURAITIS,
1EREDITH
MARY BERTHA
S.C.A. Cashier.
aim Club
... Kmttmg
cand1nav1 n
lub ... Sewing Sew mg
ottom row, left to right:
EON ETTI,
LEWIS,
NN
ARLETTE
1a"lcing
S.C.A Cashier
. . . Bowling
. Girl Reserve
French Club .

LINDEEN,
LILLA,
BETIY LOU
AMERICO
Tennis
Gondoliers
Cycling
Swimming
Track ..... .
..
. Bowling

LOCKE,
GENEVIEVE ANN
Sem nar ...... .
.... Tennis Club
Girl Reserve .....
French Club
Spy Staff
Student Congress
Girl Scouts ..... .
... Student Sena e

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LUDWIG,
Mac CREADY,
JOHN
!EAN
Seminar .
Band . . . .
Student Congress
. . . Bowling
Basketball
Orchestra
Track
Tennis
. . . Bowling
Bicycle l<'iding ..
. . . . Violin
Bugle . . ..
Second row left to right:
MATELSKI,
MATHEWS,
FRANK
LARRY
Hunt ng . .
. . Dnving
... .. . Ice Skahr.g
Third row, left to nght:
MERKE,
METALLO,
WILLIAM
LOUISE
S.C.A. Cashier ..
Gondoliers
N.Y.A.
Girl Reserve
Hunting.
Ccokmg . ...
Dancing
. .... . Reading
Bottom row le!t. to right
MILLER.
MINKOWSKI,
AUDREY
CHESTER
Tennis Club
Radio
....
Bowlmg

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MADAY,
IRMA
Tenn·s

MAGNO.
LENA
Dancmg
. . . . Basketbal.

MANCUSI.
RALPH
Orchestra
. . . . ... Band

MARCHESSEAU,
PAULA
Girl Reserve

MARINELLI,
EMMA
Re11ding .. .

MAUGER,
WARREN
Tennis

MAURER,
ROSE MARY
Horseback Rdmg

MA YER,
JANICE ANNE
L'ltin Club .. .
. Girl Reserve
Seminar . .... .

Mc NEI!...,
MARION
Spar:ish Clllb
. Girl Reserve

MEIER.
WALTER
S.C.A. Ca:hier
.Dane
Ice Skating.

MEYER,
JAMES
A Cappella Choir

MEYER.
LORRAINE
Archery .
Pep Club
Student Congress

MICHAELIS,
LUCILLE
Hom e com i n g
Oueen .
. . S.C.A. Cash.er

MIKSIS,
MILLER,
NELLIE
ALICE
Student Congress A Cappella Ch<
Pep Club Girls' Glee Cl
Student Advisor

MITCHELL,
MARJORY
Girls' Glee Club
Sophomore Chorus
Thursday Chorus

MODRIJAN,
FRANCES
Knitting.
. Bowling

MORGAN,
JAMES
Seminar
. Band

MURPHY.
DOROTHY
French Club
Latin Club
Wr,ters' Guild. .
. . . Girl Reserve
Manners
Student Advisor
Student Council..

MURRAY
ANN KATHLEE
Girl Reserve .. .

"op row, lei! to right:
1USZYNSKI,
NELSON,
'ICE
MARTHA
d ng
Roller Ska•ing
. Sw rring
ec nd row, left to right
1EDERKORN
NORCROSS,
0 ALD
KENNETH
enms Cl.ib
Sports
Ba.ketball

hird row left to right:
)LSEN,
OMELIANCHUK.
~RACE
PAUL
;1r1 Reserve
Mechanics
... Kenews

NELSON,
NEUMAN,
NEUBAUER,
WILLIAM
MARGARET
ELSIE
U~hers' Club
Sewing
Dancing
Sports
Basketbal.

NOP.RIS,
KENNETH
SportJ ..

NEWMAN,
NICKEL,
BETTY ANN
DON
Km•tng
Hitch Hiking
. . . Photography

O'BRIEN
NOTO,
O'CONNELL,
ROSE MARY
DOLORES
DANIEL
Student Congress
. . . Girl Reserve Pep Club .
Semor Scouts Bowl mg
. ...... Bowl.ng
Bowling ....
Llfe·savmg
Sophomore Chorus

ORTH.
OSTERBERG,
DOROTHY
RHODA
SC A. Cashier.
Spamsh Club.
.Bowling
Dancing ...... .

otlom row, .eft •o right:
ARISE,
PETERSEN,
PETERSEN,
PETERSON,
,VA
ALICE
GEORGE JOHN
JAMES
;iris' G.e Club Dancmq .. .
Scandir avian StJdent Congress
Cappell Choir
... Movies C:ub
Seminar
French Club.
Student Congres.
Student Semite.
Spy Ed tor
Bowling ........ .

OLLE.
LAWRE CE
Ushers' Club
... Seminar
Bowling .

OTTO,
BEVERLY
Photography

PANASEWICZ,
PANYAN,
SOPHIE
EMMA
Collect.ng Movie
Bowl ng.
Star Pictures

PETERSON,
ROBERT
Av1ahon ...

PETERSON,
VIVIAN A N
Girl Reserve
.Bowling

PHILLIPSON,
JOHN ERNEST
Seminar
Scand1nav1an
Club

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FlKNA,
FlPERA~
ELEANOR JOAN
ALICE
Bowling .
Seminar
Spy Staff

PITSCH,
LOUIS
Stamp Collecting

PITTS,
LORA YNE
LOUISE
Kenews ...
. . . . Hall Guard

PO DO LAY,
MARION
Student Advisor

POTENTE,
ESTHER
Girl Reserve

PRATCH,
OLGA
Photography

Second row, !eft to right:
QUILICI,
RANDALL.
CARMEN
GEORGE
Bowling
Student Congress
S.C.A. Cashier .......... Spy
Student Advisor
Writers' Guild .
..... Girl Re~erve .. Student Council
Kenews

RASMUSSEN,
RASMUSSEN,
BETTY HOPE
DOROTHY
Girl Reserve
Scand1nav1an
. French Club Club.
S.C.A. Cashier ... ....... KenPws
.... Spy Staff

REDFERN,
RUTH VIRGINIA
Girl Scouts

REEVES,
DOROTHY
Co1lechng Movie
Stars Pictures

REISER,
ELVIRA
German Club.
Student Adv1S<
Pool Assistant

1h1rd row, :ef t'"> r;qht.
REITH
RENZONI.
RICHARD
VICTOR
Bowl mg. . . . .
Gondoliers ....
... ..
Soy
Golf
Sophomore Chorus

RICHTER,
CORINNE
German Club..
. Ice Skatmg

RIBAR,
TONY
Photography...
. Bowl mg

RICKARD,
RILEY,
RILEY
LUCILLE A.
LUCYLLE M.
JOHN
Photography.
Girl Reserve
Kenews
........ Sports
.French Club
. . . . Dane'
S•udent Advisor

RIZZO,
FRANK
Basketball. . .
..
Swimming

RIZZO,
SAMUEL
Writers' Guild. . .
... ... Kenews

ROCKNOWSKI
GERALDINE
Lat n Club
......... Semmar
S.C.A. Cashier
........... Spy

Bottom row, left to right
RISKE.
RITACCA,
EMMA
JOHN ORLANDO
German Club . . . Band. . . . . . . . . .
. . Da Vinci Club
..
Baseball

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ROEPKE.
LOIS MARY
Bowling .
....... Spy

ROGERS.
MARY ELLEN
G r' Reserve.
. . . . . Bow hr

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SEITZ,
SHWAIKO,
SIEPERT
RITA
STEVE
FREDERICK
Spy .. .. .
Sports . . . . . . . . Sports ....
. . . . . Model Trams

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Piano

SHADD,
ROBERT
Debating Team
.. . . Ushers' Club
N.F.L. ...
Student Congress
German ClJb
Jun.or Rotary
Scandinav an
Club
. . Kenews
. . Student Senate

SHANNON
F. JOHN
Ushers' Club ... ..
Student Congress
Soamsh Club
S.C A. Cashier
Adverhsmci Mor.
of Spy
. .. . .. NFL.

SH ARVIN
SHARF! SKI,
ROBERT JAME
ROBERT
Golf
Gclf Club
"K" Club
Tenn s
Sports

Second row, lef' to nght
SIKORA,
SIPOWSKI,
JEAN JUDITH
ROBERT
Sports ..... .
Spanish Club
. . Chorus
Ter.ms.

SKA EL,
SELMA ANTONIA
Swimming .
Studel't Counc-il
S.C.A. Cashier .

Sl(IPPER,
SOPHIE
Bicycling .
. Typmg
Reading.

SMILGES,
ROBERT
Spanish Club ...
Sports

SMITH,
DONALD
B0wling ....... .
13illiards
Baseball.
Huntmg

SMITH
JEAN HARRIET
Rearling . . . .

Third row, left to right:
SMITH,
SMITH.
KATHRYN ANN
SHEILA ANN
Seminar
Dancino ..
. Lahn Club
Girl Reserve

SORENSEN,
RICHARD
Aviation .
. . . . . Sports

SOVICH,
ELEANOR ANN
Knitting

SPITZER,
WALDEMAR
Model Airplanes
.... Softball

STAATS,
JUNE
Student Arlvisor
..
Bowling

STANGE,
FREDERICK
Basketball

Bottom row, left •o nght:
STEFFENS,
STEINBACH,
VANILE
JOHN PETER
Dancing. . . . . . . . . Chorus .
. . . . . . . . Bowling . . ..... Golf Club
Sports

STEPHENSON,
JOHN
Student Council
........ N.F.L.
Sports . . .
. ...

STEWART.
WINSTON
Swimming .

STIPANUK
ELIZABETH
Girl Reserve. . . . .
Sophomore Chorus
Sports
..

SURDO.
STORY.
EUGENE
MELVIN ROY
Student Congress Gondoliers
. . ... . . .. Band
. . . Ken
Orchestra .
Orchestra
. Baton Twirler
Baske

'op row, left to nght
SUTHER.
SYBELDON,
JURIANO,
MARJORIE
MARILYN
f El<'A
Scand1nav1an Dancing
l'g Club
..... Skat.n
Tumbling Club ..
Girls' Glee Club
.Chorus
Girl Reserve
>ecol'd row .ell,,.., ngh•:
TASSO
ABBER'!'
SECONDINA
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Editor of Kenews
W nters' Guild
Goll
S'udent Senate .
. . . Sub· Deb Club
htrd row, left to right:
THREINEN,
'HOMPSON
C. WILLIAM
"1ARY ELLEN
Kenews.
1owl1'1g
Ushers' Club
Baseball
Student Advisor.
Writers' Gmld
Football ...

SYKES,
SZYMANSKI,
TABBERT.
RICHARD
PC.ER
CONSTANCE
Skating
Archery Club.
Ice Skating
.. Swimm ng
.. B sketbal!

TENUTA.
THOMAS,
CATHERINE
MYRA LEE
Student Congress Dancing
Bowling
.Nursing
Dramahcs .

THOMAS.
THOMAS.
NATALIE LOU
NORBERT
Bowling .
Sub-Deb Club
.Kenews
B sketball
Wnters' Gi.:1ld
Football ....

TINKER.
TONER.
TOPOLOVEC,
CATHERINE
JEAN MARIE
FRANK
Kenews
Seminar
Swimming .
.. . Usherette
Latin Club
P:ngpong

'>ottom row left to nght
VALASKE,
JLICKI
VALEO.
VANCHENA,
VANWIE.
AMY
CONNIE
!\.l.ICE
JOE
MARJORIE
-;horus
French Club ..
Girls' Glee Club Track .
. Read ng
. Girl Reserve
Gondoliers
. Farming

'!'OWER.
DONALD
Ushers' Club
Basketball
Track ...

TABBERT
EVAN
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Hunting
. Winter Spor

THOMPSON,
J. HAROLD
Band
Student Council
Class Vice Pres.
(Sophomore) .....

TUTTLE.
DOUGLAS
Bowling ..
Airplane Modeling

WAITKUS
VIDAS.
DOROTHY
ZENO
Lalin Club
Girl Scouts .
. Girl Reserve
French Club
Student Congress

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WALLACE,
WALDO.
JEAN
ELLEN RUTH
Band
Reading ..
Orchestra
.Art
Student Advisor

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WALRAVEN,
CORNELIA
Skating .. .. .. . ...
Swimming
Baseball . . . . ... . .

WANENKO,
ANNE
Piano

WASRICK,
JANICE
Collecting Movie
Stars' Pictures
. ..... . Bowling

WEAVER,
EUGENE
Driving . ..
.... Ice Skating

WEBER,
GERALDINE
Sewing
. ... Card C

Second row, left to ngh'.:
WEISS.
WEG~~ER.
LILLIAN
DOROTHY
German Club .... Tumbling Club
A Cappella Choir . . . . German C1ub
Girls' Glee Club Thursday Chorus
.... . Bcwlmg
Thursday Chorus

WERBIE,
UTCiLIF.
Photographv
Swimming
Tennis
. ...

WERNER.
WILLIAM
S.C.A Cafhier .
A Cappeila Choir

WESTLAND
ROBERT
Autographs of
Orchestra Leaders
...... .. Sports

WHJTF,
MARY LOU
Sub-Deb Club .

WH1TTEN,
AUNE
A Cap~lla Cl
Girls' Glee C

Third row, le!! to ri'Jht.
WILCKERL!NG,
WILBERG,
C!-IARLES
RICHARD
H·.y
Semmar ..
... .. .... . Spy . ... Model Trams
Student Advisor ..

W!LLEMS.
ROBERT
Red Tn<'ngle
. ... . . ... Band

WILLIAMS,
JAMES
Red Triangle . .
German Club
Ushers' Club . .
Lat;n CbJb
Student Senate .
Student Conqress
Spy Staff
... ... "K" Cluh

WILLOUGHBY,
LLOYD
Seminar
. Drawing
Student Congress

WILSON,
ISABELLE
Or,..hestra
. Reading
. ..

WILSON,
LEIGH
Football

WOHLGEMUTH,
GILBERT
Stamp Collecting
.Sports

WOJNICZ,
LILLIAN
Swimm mg
... . ...... Skating
Pholo'.1raphy ...

WOODS,
WALTERS
Dancing

WOODWARD,
ARTHUR
Sports.

YANTORNI,
THERESA
Ice Skatmg ...
.Baset

Bottom row, left to right:
WIRCH.
WILSON,
ONEIDA
VERNON
Horseback Riding Readmg .
...... . . Bowling
. Swimming

~eminar

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Top row, .eft to nght:
YOUNG ,
YOUNG,
FRANCIS
HELEN BERNICE
Stamp Collecting . Girl Reserve
. . Sem nar
Bowlmq . . . .
Student Counc1:
Bottom row, left to right,
ZELENSKI
ZENS,
HOW ARD
LORRAINE
Huntmg . . . .
Spy .
. . . . Sw1mmmg
Swimming

zo:..oGA, JR.,
CHARLES
Bowling . . . . . . . .
Student Congress

ZALUBOWSKI,
HELEN
Lahn Club . . . . .
. S.C.A . Cashier
Bowling . . . ... .

ZIESEMER,
ZUKOWSKI,
ROBER"!' DONALD CONSUELA IRENE
Baseball
French Club . .
Latin Cli..b
Orchestra . . . .

~ot Pictured
NDERSON,
rORDON

ARND7,
ROLA

CAM::..:..1,
BERNICE

CLARK,
DAVID

DE CESARO,
ARTHUR

DYSART,
WILLIAM

~ICKSON ,

EATRICE

FALLAK,
ELVERA

FIFER,
GEORGE

GANES,
BETTY JANE

GLASS,
CLIFFORD

GROSS,
ROBERT

ASSE:..RACK
AROLD

HERR.
JOHN

HOYE,
JOHN

JOHNSON,
RICHARD

KOMAREC,
RICHARD

LEONETTI,
JTJLIA

MEYER,
ROBERT

ITZO
fILLAIM

MODORY,
JULIUS

MORROW,
CHARLES

NICKOLAI,
ROBERT

PARADISE,
MARINO

RIZZOTTO,
OTTO

SCHLENKER
THOMAS

1ELLEY,
-IOMAS

SOMMERS,
PAUL

SONQUIST,
GERALD

SPENELLY,
ALBERT

THOMPSON,
CHARLES

UTT,
MIRIAM

VODNIK,
HELEN

W AlTEHAITIS,
TED
WASWRICK,
DONALD

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WENDT,
FRANK
WETTENGEL.
WILLIAM
WHYTEFORD,
WILLIS
YOUNG,
KAY
ZEITZ,
WILBUR
ZOKAITES,
MARY

EILENBERGER,
BETTY

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HARTMA ,
ORMAN

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School Songs

Senior B

Our Alma Mater

I ___ ,dc.nt ................... Joseph Wterschem
Vice-President ................... Clara Guidotti
Secretary ......................... Jane Keyes
Treasurer . . . . . ................ Nathan Burgett

Junior A
I r -Iden! . . ........................ James Ivy
Vice-President ................ George Dittmann
Secretary and Treasurer ........ Stanley Jeselun

Junior B
Pr~s.d1..,nl ......................... Vernon Goff
Vice-President ..................... Jane Hewitt
Secretary and ~reasurer .......... Elame Weske

Sophomore A
_.dun. . ..................... Peter Stipanuk
Vice-President ................ Eugene Krumpos
Secretary and Treasurer ........... Robert Cross

Ev ~y High School has a battle song,
Ev'ry High School has its cheers,
A cry for victory
That will echo through the years·
Kenosha High School. here's a song
That we will sing where e'er we stray,
Our Alma Mater, here's to you,
The school of our hearts always.

Victory March
Or. Cm, Kenosha,
Fight to do or die.
Your loyal courage conquers,
Conquers where strength may fail.
Rah Rahl Rah
On, On, Kenosha,
fight, Kenosha High,
Plunge thru that line
With colors flymg,
On !hru to victory.

Sophomore B
• r.:s.dc..... . ..................... Kenneth Orgish
Vice-President .................. Helen Kapplan
Secretary ....................... Mary Dzwmel
Treasurer .................. Ben-Am: Chemerow

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A winier scene of ice and
snow,
That was the theme of the
prom you know.
I was there and saw it all,
The jumors indeed gave a
royal ball.

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And now I will show you what our characters do to amuse themselves. They form
clubs of every sort: social, educational. recreal!onal -as varied as the characters
themselves. You will recognize your friends and learn why they appreciate our
curricul 1m. So come with me and meet our "dubbers.''

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Student Council
Drives for courtesy and bulletin board neatness, as well as the stopping of drivers by stopand-qo lights, were only some of this year's
work.

Top Row: Tenuta, Trotto, Ivy, Lippert, Dittman,
Bridges, Sawicki, Dobon, Wierschem, Goff
Center Row: Demergion Koprowicz, Goff, Randall, Stephenson, Scholz, Collins, Werner,
Engle
Bottom Row: Steele, Urban, Holderness, Hansen
Mr. Rafshol, Peterson, Wilson, Larsen, Fonk.
Not Pictured: Schlenker, Thompson, Wallace,
Jeselun, Strupp, Wagner

Student Congress
We conduct our meetings as our own National
Congress is conducted. Election of president and
other officers always bring campaign speeches
and political arguments. We pass bills of current importance and arouse interest and debate
in the Senate and the House.

Top Row: Unq ach Spitzer Lippert, Ludwig,
Healy, De Vlieg, Mr. Kirk, Hansen
Second Row: Solitura, Jablonski, Shields. Ser
vais, Zologa, Wollig, Knowles, Phillipson, G.
Peterson , Walden, J. Peterson
Third Row: Willoughby, Smith, Vidas, Sidorowicz, Nelson, Locke, Tenne3sen, Donnell,
Lundberg, Hammond
Bottom Row: Koprowicz, Michelson , Micaehs ,
Wallace, Murphy, Gieselman , Tenuta, Noto,
Demenan

S. C. A.
To increase school spirit and interest we put
through a successful program of events again
Ibis year.

Top Row: Jorgensen, Ludwig, Koehler, Hammond, Engels, Greenwald, Meier, Schmidt,
Demske
Second Row: Ponzio, Holderness, Murphy, Lundberg, Balk, Backlund, Mansfield, Covington.
Third Row: Presta, Wood, Quilici, Stulgmtis.
Fe1fer, Ohak, Chippetta, Steele, Knapp
Bottom Row: Chiappetta, Gieselmann, Kraft,
Peck, Michaelis, Hewitt, Wallace, Lee
Not Pictured: Weaver, Schulte Roberts, Peterson, Sankowski, Jorgensen, W eyraucki. Gross,
Bothe, Hubbard, M. Bothe, Curtis, Andrews,
Cecil, Eiles, Juskiewicz, Shannon, Loni.
Thompson, Nelson, Buckley, Wierschem,
Peterson, Schmitz, Barsi. Jablonski. Beauller,
Cohn, Engle, Farley, Gemmell, Hawkins,
Travonty, Loizz, Woodard, Olsen, Pasquali,
Sidorowicz, Exton, Frederickson, Gogola,
Zongolowicz, Strange, W oodlief, Peterson
Student Council Officers

First Semester:
Pres., Edward Sawicki
Vice-Pres., Peter Collins
Sec.-Treas., Joyce Holderness
Second Semester:
Pres., Peter Collins
Vice-Pres., Joe Wierschem
Sec.-Treas., Catherine Wilson

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Pres., Eugene De Vlieg
Vice-Pres., George Randall
Speaker of House, Franklin Stance!

S. C. A. Advisory Board
First Semester:
Don Orgish, Chairman
Doris Hoffman
Leola Flynn
Ray Thompson
Rubin Demske
Gunhild Backlund

Second Semester;
Doris Hoffman, Chairman
Leola Flynn
Harry Bothe
Rubin Demski

Student Advisory Board
Jf e hav o pat our ·elves on the back. we
feel it's a well deserved pat for extending a
welcome to newcomers and familiarizing them
with our fair "institution of secondary learning."

Top Row: Kufnn, Saw1ck., R mda!., :Lbron,
Orgish
Center Row: Nielsen, M1ksls, Halberstadt. Reiser,
Rothermel, Barengo
Bottom Row: Hansen, Clark, Clelland, Rasmus
sen, Young, Pechura.
Not Pictured: Rumler, Wallace, Staats, Surdo,
La Valle, Threinen Riley

Annex Council
Our Annex Council is the training camp for
the future members of the Student Council in
the main building.

T...ip R w Cr· s. Broski, Mr. John, Fish, McGill,
Bolton
Center Row: Kimble, Dickmson, Radykowski,
Jacobs, Weeks, Shannon
Bottom Row: Kotz, Michelson, Krumpos Sl!panuk. Alishauskas, Miller

Student Senate
We're always starting something and usually
finishing it too. If you get any bright ideas let
us at 'em: we'll make 'em shine.

Top Row: W; rschem Kufrin, Sawicki. Sllpanuk, Williams, Collins, Scholz, Glaves, Melli,
Shimer
Center Row: Molh, Mohr, Org1sh, Mr. John, Ivy,
Petersen, Goff, Schwartz.
Bottom Row: Keating, Firchow, Dub:::mewicz,
Petersen, Skarakls, Tasso, Wood
Not Pictured: Hu1ssen, Johnson, Ledger, Gurske,
Isermann, Locke, Covmgton, Valaske, Ziccarelli, Koprowicz, Tenuta, Glaves, Hoffman,
Bilotti. York, De Vlieg, Shadd, Schaff, Story,
Herrmann, Cesario, Capodarco, Gregory

Annex Council Officers

Student Senate Officers

Pres P• 1e S .pan 1k
Vice-Pres., Eugene Krumpos
Sec. Treas., Bob Cross

F rst s~ mester.
Pres., Don Orglsh
Vice.-Pres., Pete Collms
Sec., Leona Dubanewicz
Second Semester:
Pres., Fred Kufrin
Vice.-Pres., Joe Wierschem
Sec., Leona Dubanewicz

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Write rs Guild
We chalked uy another victory with our
Literary Contest this year and brought out unsuspected talent from many students.

Top Row. R1zz0, Nielsen Mell ReCJgan, Castelli.
Center Row: Scholar, Thomas, Murphy, Chiappetta, Bedore.
Bottom Row: Quilici, Melli, Wicks, Wood, Tasso,
Strange.
Not Pictured: Crump, Zicarelli, Threinen

Kenews
The school is kept well posted by our biweekly editions of Kenosha's "biggest little
newspaper."

Top Row: Threinen, Kozakowski, Petersen, Zicarelli, Castelli, Nickel, Steele, K:izanjian, Melli,
Doban.
Second Row: Shields, Rizzo, Scholar, Bauman,
Murphy, Nielsen, Reagan, Chiappetta, Bedore
Third Row: Kaufman, Tinker, Broski, Thomas,
Kolman, Olsen, Rasmussen, Bickel. Kovacev,
Vom:istek
Bottom Row: Quilici, Gordon, Dorfman, Beren
son, Miss Wicks, Crump, Melli, Wood,
Strange, Tasso
Not Pictured: Cartwright, Niederprim, Smi,h,
Riley, Scholar, Rudy, Jordon
Second Semester: De Young, Jensen, Lundberg,
Pitts, Uhen, Holmes, Sidorowicz, Kalb, Parenti

Printers Guild
The highlight of the year was the annual
banquet for our alumni. We enjoy, too, our
get-to-gethers with Racine high schools.

Top R1 w· Du ion, Eichenger, Jensen, Mr. Smith,
Jeselum, Tauber, Berlin, Matelski.
Center Row: Rizzo, Camey, Scholey, Lippert,
Larsen, Hempel, Johnston, Ericksen
Bottom Row: Johanowicz, Chiappetta, Larsen,
Celebre, Komarec, A. Celebre, Kiedrowski

Writers Guild Officers

Kenews Officers

Printers Guild Officers

First Semester:
Pres., Jim Melli
Vice-Pres., Frances Bedore
Sec.,-Treas., Roma Chiappetta

Editor-in-Chief, Dina Tasso
Associate Editor, Frances Bedore

Pres., Bob J• 1hns 1n
Vice-Pres., Bob Scholey
Sec., Earl Taube
Treas., Bob Johnson

Second Semester:
Pres., Toe Melli
Vice-Pres., Frances Bedore
Sec.-Treas., Natalie Thomas

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Ou c:.mua Christmas party was a huge
success. We entertained over eighty children.
This spring we have our Mothers and Daughters Banquet to look forward to.
Junior Girl Reserve
p Row: M1
Wilson, Champagne, Valaske,
Skarakis, Hammel, Sidorowicz, Nystrom,
Bun dies
Second Row: Reagan Murphy, Nagurski,
Ledger, York, Franson, Gurske
Third Row: Smith, Kavanagh, Shannon, Battenberg, Lynn, Lundberg, Thomey
Bottom Row: Keyes, Brown, Haber, Wood, Bartell, Hefflefenger, Clark
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Not Pictured: Adamson, Brus, Buell, Girman,
Hoger, Howeto, Jarn!go, Jorgenson, Mates,
May, Powell, Roberts, Brady, Drake, Gehl,
Fonk, Grams, Hammel, Heide Kell, Kraft,
Saftig. Stine, Williams, Wilson, Berenson,
Christiansen. Cosentino, Courtney, Hellman,
Hewitt, Morzfeld, Ostrom, Sankowski, Schaeffer, Schelar, Schlager, Schlenker, Seymour,
Srdan Swantz, Switzer, Sydney
Senior Girl Reserve
Top Row: Iserrr.ann, Schroetter, Leisten, Gieselmann, Locke, Isermann, Strange, Andresen,
Jielsen, Steele, Dowse, Barr
Second Row: Bonell, Valaske, Cohen, Berenson,
Covelli, Gordon, Brandt, Heckert Goldman, Rogers, Marchesseau, Potente, Miss
Schuessler
Third Row: Riley, Vidas, Valardo, Halberstadt,
Petersen, Ramsey, Strangberg, Peterson,
O'Brien, Miller, Knapp, Glover, Niederprim
Bottom Row: Quilici, Olsen, Kollman, Bickel,
Bielewicz, Glamkowski, Gentile, Ide, Dibble,
Johnson, Jensen, Keating, Ketelhut, Covington
Not Pie ured: Boswell, Bothe. Bedore, Curtis,
Holman, Jocius, M. Johnson, R. Johnson, Kolensky, Leonowich, Murray, McNeil, Switalski.
Jessen

Seminar
This year the club will again give the famous Seminar Award to the most worthy chemistry student of the year.

Junior Girl Reserve Advisors
First Semester: Miss W ilson
Second Semester: Miss Bangsberg

Top Row: W1cl( rlmg Ham.nond, Morgan Williams, Nielsen, Menn, Madder, Healy, Olle,
Simo
Center Row: Willoughby, Girsh, Whitten, Greenwald, Miss Doherty, Isermann, Langer, Kraft,
Jensen, Mohr
Bottom Row: Conley, Denig, Cosentino, Schulz,
Roggendorf. Bemis, Locke, Gieselmann,
Johnson
Not Pictured: Lois Berris, Lorraine Berris, Demg,
Jensen, Kressin, La Crosse, Mielke, Mohr,
Runge, Ludwig, Smith

Junior Girl Reserve Officers

Senior Girl Reserve Officers

Seminar Club Officers

F'rst S• mester:
Pres., Louise W ood
Vice-Pres., Nancy York
Sec., Mary Lou Shannon
Treas., Lola May

Firs1 Semes er·
Pres., Betty Covelli
Vice-Pres. June Glamkowski
Sec., Grayce Marie Steele
Treas., Phyllis Glover

Firs Se~es er:
Pres., Joan Isermann
Vice-Pres., Robert Healy
Sec., Mary Isermann
Treas., Catherine Smith

Second Semester:
Pres., Betty Valaske
Vice-Pres., Mary Thomey
Soc, Dorothy Fonk
Treas. Betty Bundies

Second Semester:
Pres., Genevieve Locke
Vice-Pres., Juanita Covington
Sec., Margaret Halberstadt
Treas. Myrtle Ketelhut

Second Semester:
Pres., Chns Mohr
Vice-Pres., Anna Denig
Sec., Bernadine Langer
Treas., Mariorie Greenwald

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Esquire
We are identified by our classy black and
white top hat and cane insignia.

Top Ro : Bosman KazanJ1an Kontowt, Werner,
Edwards, Safranski. Melli
Bottom Row: Tenuta Melli, Mr. Walter, Hassel
back, Castelli, Peck, Scholar
Not Pictured: Jeselun, Demergian, Shields, Palla
molla
Esquire Officers

First Semester:
Pres .. Jim Melli
Vice-Pres .. R. Werner
Sec., Ernie Tenuta
Treas .. H. Hasselback

Second Semester:
Pres., Ernie Tenuta
Vice-Pres., Joe Melli
Sec., Roy Safransky
Treas., H. Hasselback

Hi-Y
Amid oysters. eggs. paddles, and long underwear we initiated our new membe1·s this spring.

Top Row: Schulz, Wilberg, Strupp, Doban, Wag
ner
Bottom Row: Collins, Orgish, Scholz, Hanson,
Edwards, Larsen
Not Pictured: Ernie Tenuta, Mr. Chapel, Advisor
Hi-Y Officers

First SP"llester:
Pres., Bill Scholz
V.-Pres .. Ken Hanson
Sec., Don Orgish
Cor. Sec .. P. Collins
Treas .. Don Edwards

Second Semester:
Pres., Pete Collins
Vice-Pres .. G. Wagner
Sec., Ken Hanson
Cor. Sec., G. Wilberg
Treas. Ernie Tenuta

Red Triangle
We gave the noon hour students a rare treat
at our sales of hot dogs and coke.

Top Row: Gay Dittmann, W1lhams. Sommers,
Melli, Lippert
Bottom Row: Morelli, Koprowicz, Siemien, Brokaw, Willems
Not Pictured: C. Keating, J. Keating, Koehler, Mr.
Paddock, Shatrwka Engle
Red Triangle Officers

First Semester:
Pres., James Williams
V.Pres .. R. Koprowicz
Sec., Howard Gay
Treas., G. Dittmann

Second Semester:
Pres., R. Koprowicz
V.·Pres .. J. Williams
Sec .. G. Dittmann
Treas., Joe Melli

"K" Club
Our boys do their best to win their "K"s as
well as their games in the fair and square way.

Top Row: Anderson, Sawicki, Fortino, Hartman,
Williams, Pitsch, Lange
Center Row: Engle, Kufrin, Wagner, Johnson,
Salerno, Johnson, Hammond
Bottom Row: Iovine, Bilotti, Krifka, Ferguson,
Falduto, Giombetti
"K" Club Officers

Sec., Bill Scholz

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Junior Rotary
At ou monthly meetings we have had many
interesting speakers. We entertained the Senior
Rotary al one of their meetings too.

T_p Row K rin, Hartman, Trr .P P, Sawicki,
Wierschem, Wagner
Bottom Row: Turner, Orgtsh, Collms, Edwards
Ivy
N-' P1 r d. Shadd, Tenuta, Strupp, Melli
Junior Rotary Officers

Second Semester:
Pres., Pete Collins
Vice-Pres., Fred Kufrm
Sec., Joe Wierschem

Fr:; S
Pres., Don Orgish
Vice-Pres., Don Whyte
Sec., Pete Collins

Girls' Glee Club
We keep our neighbors well entertained during our practice hours. Bui our efforts were rewarded by the praise we received after our
contest.

T •P 8' w: Holmes, Jocius, Holderness, Threinen,
Alderson, Hultenius, Ahlfeldt, Dowse, Kirkoff,
Harbaugh, Whitten, Alberts
Second Row: Reeves, Stange, Ramsey Berkovitz Drake, Ramlow, Lewis, Miller, Oberholt
zer, Greenwald, Bemis, Lehman, Miss
Hargrave
Third Row: Gulan Firchow Smith, Arentz, Dubanewicz, Brandt, Savaglio, Marose, Morrone,
Haake, Tiemen, Wegner, Gieselmann
Bottom Row: Faraca, Densmore, Ruffalo, Parise,
Rosenstock, Morrone, Ruffalo, Marschner,
V::i\e C s< r· Gray
Girls' Glee Club Officers

Firs S1 ""'1 •s r:
Pres., L. Dubanewicz
V-Pres., M.A. Herrmann
Sec.-Tr., D. Hoffmann

Second Semester:
Pres., M. A. Herrmann
Vice-Pres., M. Smith
Sec.-Treas., D. Ramlow

Ushers
It was we who found you that seal at the
basketball game behind that tall person, so Bob
couldn't take your picture.
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R ~k, Pokraiac, Johnson, Strom Wil
Iiams, Threinen, Moerhke, Petersen
Bottom Row: Busacca, Ivy, Quick, Mr. Tremper,
Aikens, Panlener, Melli
Not Pictured: Healy, Tower, Olle, Hanson, Collins, Fato, Jolmg,
1mer Johnston, Dittmann,
J Ip- w~ ks, Tait, Chase, Shannon, Russo

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Head Usher

Bi I T' r .n •n

1st Spy Campaign
':' p R w · Br d s Sh •eha,1, Shimer, S1em1en
Sonnenberg
Second Row: Balk, Oberly, Snowhook, Schmitt,
Langer, Thomey, Saftig, Schulz
Third Row: Backlund, Tennessen, Rocknowsh,
Eddy, Lampos Ryal!, Roggendorf
Bottom Row: Richards, Riley, Swanson, Smith,
Lane, Tiemen, Sonquist

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German
At our meetings we enjoy plays, games,
dances, and songs in German.

Top Row· Mohr Yungton
Center Row: Miss Schultz, Chromec, Harms,
Fechner, Eckhardt
Bottom Row: Wilson, Pinsoneault, Miller, Julius,
Holman, Rasch
Not Pictured: Arnoldine, Arndt, Beeler, Follak,
A. Fallack, Haun, Hoffman, Koehm, Kovacev,
Krause, May, Leipzig, Obermiller, H. Leipzig,
Valaske, Rarden, Melville, Henke, Haun,
Nickel, Otto, Rasch, Reiser, Wegner, Weinbrenner, Young, Zapf. Riske, Schneider, Neiderprim, Lippert, Pinigis, Fechner, Horn, Herzog, Laufer, Bach

Latin
Our members will remember our "Kiddies
Party" at which we had a hilarious time. We
also had a picnic this fall "for everyone's
pleasure."

Top Row: Miss Clapp, Nielsen, Bruenning, Ruberg, Rogan, Shimer, B. Bentz, J. Bentz,
Peterson
Second Row: Lapp, Berquist, Switalski. Williams Knowles, Zeitler, Rogos, Feiler, Gapanowicz, Alberts
Third Row: Richards, Heimes, Gudmundsen,
Clarke, Skarakis, Nelsen, Goff, Buehrens
Bottom Row: Kotz, Murphy, Cardell, Wlahovich,
Ulicki. Zongolowicz, Wood

Spanish Club
Si. si. si. We Spanish senoritas and senores
correspond with students in South America.
Who knows what the outcome may be?

Top Row: Gatley, Burns, Franson, York, Miss
Scheussler, Bundies, Bridges, Umland
Center Row: Knapp, Glover, Buell, Ledger,
Snowhook, Sankowski, Gurske, Valaske
Bottom Row: Keating, Ketelhut, Covington, Seymour, Gudmundsen, Tabbert, Heide
Not Pictured: Shannon, Chapman, Panlener,
Hawkins, Holt, Knapp, Runge, Shields, Sliakis,
Switzer, Sydney, Uhen, Vomastek, L. Weaver,
Y. Weaver, Bedore, Boutin, Burns, Cress, De
Vries, Nielsen, Schmitz, Sikora, Umland,
Urban, Zicarelli, Holmes, Jurs

Le Cercle Francois
We speak in French, we play games in
French, and woe to those who don't parle
francais.

Top Row: Miss Wilson, Nagurski, Arndt, Kitely,
Schaff, Barden
Center Row: Backlund, Anderson, Rocknowski,
Locke, Hammond
Bottom Row: Seitz, Clark, Gieselmann, Duchmann, Zukowski
Not Pictured: Battenburg, Bothe, Brus, Cerms,
Exton, Gunst, Jacques, Martell. Rasmussen,
Ruffalo, Shannon, Turner, Vidas, Jacoby

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Debating Tearns
C'
Srarnon, Wiklund, Shields,
Waltman
Not Pictured: De Vlieg
Negative Captam, Bob Shadd
Affirmative Captam, Eugene De Vlieg

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National Forensic League
Top R •W Mr. Davi ~s. Shadd. B K:kn m, Shannon, Waltman, Stance!
Bottom Row: Chase, Biorn, Smith, Herrmann,
Wiklund, Shields
Secretary, Bob Shadd

German Club Officers
Pres .. Chris Mohr
Vice-Pres., Arthur Nickel
Sec .. Ruth Eckhardt
Treas., Lola June May
Latin Club Officers
First Semester:
Pres., Thomas Shimer
Vice-Pres., Louise Wood
Sec .. Mary Skarakis
Treas., Miss Clapp

Second Semester:
Pres .. Thomas Shimer
Vice-Pres., Louise Wood
Sec .. Mary Skarakis
Treas .. Miss Clapp
Spanish Club Officers
First Semester:
Pres .. Jean Buell
Vice-Pres., Betty Valaske
Sec .. Treas., Bob Bridges

Second Semester:
Pres., Dorothy Gurske
Vice Pres., John Shannon
Sec.-Treas., Bob Panlener
French Club Officers
Pres., Lucille Schaff
Vice-Pres .. Roger Hammond
Sec .. Rita Seitz

I am proud to show you the outstanding work of the Speech Department during this
school year. Beginning with the debate clinics throughout Wisconsin in November and
ending with the National Forensic Mee'. in Lexington, Kentucky, April 26, our students
starred continuously.
The debate team was composed of the affirmative: Eugene De Vlieg, captain, and
Helen Wicklund first speaker; and the negative: Robert Shadd, captain, and John
Shannon first speaker. This year's qL:estion-Resolved: The power of the federal government should be increased was ably defended and opposed by the debaters. They
won eight debates in the state finals, dropping only two.
The field of forensics was widely represented by many students: John Stephenson was
first in the dramatic declamation field, second to Bob W al 1man m oratory m .h s ate
tournament and also was second in the national tournament in both dramatic and
oratorical declamation, losing by one point in both cases. Robert Waltman won first
place in both original oratory and oratorical declamation won h:rd place m he
American Legion State Oratorical Conl'"·st, and qualified for the nationals. Mildred Biorn.
last year's winner of the state title in dramatic declamation won first title in humorous
declamation this year. Edwin Mulhulland. a newcomer this year, won second in the
district contests in Kenosha and Milwaukee. Robert Shadd and Eugene De Vlieg. two
of the best extemporaneous speakers in our history, did very well this year. De Vlieg
took second place honors in the state tourney in extempore, and second in the nationals
in a new field, "Americanism," which is speaking extemporaneously over the radio.
He also won fourth place in the nationals in extemporaneous speaking, Shadd winning
fifth m the same field. Shadd came in third in the State in extempore.
Other squad members: John Shannon. oratory· Shirley Mostove. who placed !if'.h in
the state finals with her dramatic declama ion and qualified for the nationals: Irene
Bauman, humorous declamation; Juanita Davies and Betty Rasmussen, drammic
declamation.
Apnl 4 and 5 added laurels to our school. Our forensic squad was host to the Southern
District State Contest, and our coach Mr. John D. Davies. did a wonderful job in makmg
the entire program a complete success, one to be remembered for years to come. We
captured four out of the five possible first place letters, and every Kenoshan enjoyed
the meet tremendously!
This year's national tourney at Lexington was the largest in N.F.L. history. Over 800
contestants represented all of the 48 states. Kenosha was the highest scoring team in
the entire contest. W e placed fourth in the nation, the rank determined by accumulative
totals.
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Da Vinci
We learned a lot on our outdoor trips this
fall. Our lectures on sculpture were especially
interesting.

Top Row: Kruse, Sidorowicz, Skarakis, Nystrom,
Shimer
Bottom Row: Krupinsky, Lundberg, Knapp,
Kraft
Not Pictured: Arnold, Jarnigo, Mathews, Lampos,
Nicla, Jensen, Woller, Maroso, Jensen, Jensen,
Turkleson

Senior Scouts
Sailing, acting, hiking, and even playing
bridge. You'll find them all in the Senior Scouts.

Top Row: Burns. O'Mara Locke. Sn1 whook
lsermann, Nystrom, Fliess, M. lsermann,
Thompsen, Fures, Anderson, Bruenning
Second Row: Ledger, York, Threinen, Davies,
Swantz, Stein, Bundies, Gurske, Adamson,
Jorgenson, Berquist, Horvat
Third Row: Miss Yingling, Miss Hargrave, May,
Krueser, Saftig, Skarakis, Valaske, Camosy,
Hammel, Grasser, Miss Vanderhoof. Miss
Palmer
Fourth Row: Jensen, Smith, Vidas, Jensen,
Tyson, Cardell, Roemer, Glaves, Van Alstine,
Schmit, Roberts, Buell
Bottom Row: Franson, Steele, Knapp, Donell,
Redfern, Peterson, Keyes, Rocknowski

Sub Deb
Recipe: Take eight girls, mix well, add a dash
of etiquette, and enough gossip to make it
interesting--and you have our club meeting.

Top Row: Reeves, Knapp Barengo, Th .mas,
Boswell
Bottom Row: Halberstadt, Covington, Miss Densmore, Bailey

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Da Vinci Officers

Sub Deb Officers

Pres., Mary Skarakis
Vice-Pres., Florence Lundberg
Sec., Alice Nystrom
Treas., Geraldine Arnold

Pres., Juanita Covington
Sec., Jean Boswell
Treas., Margaret Halberstadt

Lucky Thirteen
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Top Row: Peck, Girman, Nystrom, Uhen, Jacobsen, O'Mara, Berquist
Bottom Row: Horvant, Trowbridge Tredon, Poltrak, Johnson, Kotz

Thursday Chorus
Top Row: Jensen, Hubbard, Holmes, Sluzynski.
Feifer, Bohm, Jocius, Kerkhoff, D'Arcy,
Scoville Weaver, Anderson, Mcfaddin, Albritton, Wolden, Ahlefeldt, Meier, Anderson,
Antaramian, Gunst, Tolstyga
Second Row: Lehman, Smith, Ritter, Reeves,
Holm, Hitchler, Klees, Werner, Orgish, Olson,
Martin, Rothermel, Caswell, Wallace, Nelson,
Albert, Kerkhoff, Morrone, Corthay, Morrone,
Miss Hargrave
Third Row: Hefflefinger, Gulan, Sykes, Parise,
May, Gardinier, Vena, Mellen, Horton, Reicherts, Batassa, Klein, Brunner, Rotunda, Dunham, Skillbeck, Harbaugh, Chalker, Cameron,
Kap la.
Bottom Row: O'Connor, Marcoe. Kotz, Antaramian, Ruffalo, Ponzio, Stone, Ruffalo, Smith,
Putman, Rardin, Holm, Waluch, Ruffalo, Morrone Schlenker Haake, Cheren

Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament
Agam n1s year Mr. Bayler is orgunu1ng a mix~ doubles tournament. This
will be played af•er the Big Eight tournament. Sixteen boys, including members of the tennis team, will make up one half of the doubles teams. These
boys will choose their partners by lot from a list of sixteen girls who have
signed up for the tournament with Mr. Bayler.
Boys who will compete:
John Glaves
Von Demergian
Donald Lippert
Eldon Chambers
Donald Heyden
John Kolar
Donald Niederkorn
Robert Doban

John Steinbach
Ellis Johnson
Rober! Hansen
Ray Kontowt
Eugene DeVlieg
Samuel Fato
Joseph Albritton
Donald Norcross

Girls who will compete:
Betty Goldman
Kathryn Mathews
Alice Sidorowicz
Anne Gorecki
Virginia Corthay
June Glamkowski
Audrey Miller
Vivian Peterson

June Hrupka
Georgia Greiner
Barbara Snowhook
Arlette Lewis
Genevieve Locke
Joan Isermann
Mary Miller

The winning mixed doubles team of last year's tournament consisted of Ellis
Johnson and Dorothy W ilson.

Senior Officers

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Kenosha High School Band
President ................... Peter Huissen
Manager .................... Melvin Story
Student Director ............ Nathan Burgett
Cornets: Gatley, Hensey, Calvert, Holt, Bauman; Trumpets:
Boyce, Wiersum, Fish, Ritacca; French Horns: Joling, Glaves,
Hawkins, Waldo; Trombones: Huissen, Jolmg, Myers, Rule,
Kreuser, Morgan, MacCready, Puntillo, Wettengel; Baritones:
Burgett, Ritacca, Niccolai; Basses: Rumler, Zuhlke, Rowe, Tait;
Percussion: Mancusi, Biorn, Herrmann, May, Stone, Ide, Jeselun, Klein, Hollenbeck; Flutes: Jean Wallace, Hess; Oboes:
Zuffa, Sunday; E-Flat Clarinet: Breu!; B-Flat Clarinets: Gagliardi, Story, Clarke, Huissen, Cesario, Willems, Thompson,
Puntillo, Brown, Werner, Aiello, Christensen, Yszenga, Langer,
De Lucca; Alto Saxophone: Wheeler, Tucker; Tenor Saxophone: Krasowski, Sommers; Baritone Saxophone: Evers; Alto
Clarinet: Bridges; Bass Clarinet: Biorn, Hultenius; Bassoon:
Hansen, Puntillo.

A Capella Choir
Whitten, Drake, Lehman, Holderness, Dowse, Mitchell, Alderson, Richter, Morley, Miss Hargrave, Englund, Heinz, Gregory,

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Werner, Hoff1J1an, Threinen, Klingaman, Kitely, Kirkhoff, Stein
Gieselmann, Alberts, Galloway, Holmes, Ramlow, Corthay
Miller, Goff, Hitchler, Ponzio, Birkovitz, Vite, Reeves, Jocius,
Stange, Wegner, Bemis, Valeo, Schaeffer, Ruffalo, Chiappetta
Savaglio, Brandi, Rotunda, Caswell, Cesario, Gray, Haake,
Greenwald, Utt, Shilla, Rosenstock, Parise, Ruffalo, Albritton.
Kuessow, Irving, Dubanewicz, Firchow, Ruffalo. Herrmann,
Faraco.

Kenosha High School Orchestra
Violin: Schwanke, Ruffalo, Zukowski, Kindt, Ludwig, Rock-

nowski, Bauman, Biorn, Aikens, Frederick, Swanson, Karnas,
Goetter, Bach, Miller, Simko, Hrupka, Dobias, Russel, Zils,
Zormsky, Wilson; Viola: Krans, Ruffalo, Salituro; Cello: Gregory, Spies, Ellefson, Arendt; Double Bass: Barskaitis Mansfield
Skarakis, Wesner; Piano: Firchow, W oloshim, Jensen, Gud·
mundsen; Flute: Wallace, Hess; Clarinets: Story, Zuffa, Willems; Oboe: Sunday; Bassoon: Hansen; Trumpets and Cornets: Rumler, Burkee; Horns: Hawkins, Glaves, Joling; Trom·
bones: McCready, Morgan; Percussion: May, Mancusi, Klein.

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From September to January the
students keep me busy spying on
sports events. This year my ou:standing report is about our foot·
ball

coach

Called

to

Service.

John P. Dicks, 32· commissi1 1ned as
1st Lieutenant United States Army;
teacher of salesmanship, football
coach at Mary D. Bradford High
School; family man, two children;
star halfback at Kenosha High
School and Ripon College; Dire::tor
of Athletics McKinley Junior High
School

1933;

member

school staff 1936.

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Top Row: Mr. Dicks (Coach), Harry Mitzo (Manager), John Serpe, Peter Collins, Robert Gerling, Mr. Warren
(Assistant Coach), Donald Whyte (Head Manager), Mr. Trewyn (Ass't Coach), George Fitchett (Manager)
Second Row: Peter Shatrwka, Lester Salerno, Robert Johnston, Eugene Johnson, Roy Bilotti, Lester Ferguson,
Hugo Bastinelli, Mario Giombetti, Bob Engle, Joe Melli
Third Row: Herman Pitsch, Frank Falduto, Robert Strupp, Don Orgish, John Brnak, William Scholz, Alex
Labanow, Donald Anderson
Bottom Row: Albert Fortino, George Wagner, Stanley Krifka, Ralph Lehman, Edward Sawicki, Richard Hammond, Sidney Anthonsen

Big Eight Football
Kenosha vs. Sheboygan at Sheboygan.
Score: Kenosha 7, Sheboygan 7.
Bill Scholz made the touchdown and Bob Strupp kicked the
extra point. Kenosha outplayed Sheboygan and should
have won by 12 points.
Kenosha vs. Madison East at Kenosha.
Score: Kenosha 32, East 0.
With substitutes playing all of the second half, Kenosha
trounces a second-rate East team. Kenosha finds a great
pass combination in Les Salerno to Fortino.
Kenosha vs. Madison Central at Kenosha.
Score: Kenosha 13, Central 6.
Although the newly-installed lighting system failed in the
second half, Kenosha came through with its best game of
the year defeating Central, the ultimate Big 8 champions.
Kenosha vs. Racine Park at Racine.
Score: Kenosha 0, Park 0.
Only several goal line "stands" kept Kenosha from being
scored upon. Park had several scores called back because
of penalties and the Red Devils came close to joining the
ranks of the defeated.
Kenosha vs. Madison W est at Madison.
Score: Kenosha 0, West 13.
Kenosha couldn't get together for a score, but put up a good
fight against a "hot" West team.
Kenosha vs. Beloit at Beloit.
Score: Kenosha 6, Beloit 18.
Kenosha couldn't get going against a much smaller team.
They were called back many times because of penalties.

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Kenosha vs. Racine Horlick at Kenosha.
Score: Kenosha 12, Horlick 6.
With a homecoming crowd at the stadium Kenosha come
back strong to win 12 to 6.
Kenosha vs. Janesville at Kenosha.
Score: Kenosha 31, Janesville 0.
Kenosha again proves that they like the home field best b
trouncing a larger but inexperienced Janesville team.
After a good start, Kenosha sags in the middle but finishes
strong to have a fair season and "cops" a third place tie
with Park of Racine. The Red Devils did not win a game•
away from home and did not lose one at home.
Won
Madison Central. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Madison West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Racine Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Kenosha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Beloit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Madison East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Racine Horlick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Janesville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Lost Tied
I
0
0
2
1
2
1
2
4
0
4
0
6
0
6
0

High Scorers

Romano (Central) .............. . ... . ............ 78
Tauchen (West) ..... . ........... . ............. . 36
Landi (West) .............. . .................... 36
Scholz (Kenosha) ..... . .......... . .. . . .. .. .. . . .. 24
Other Kenosha Scorers were:
Anthonsen ..................................... 18
Orgish ........................................ 12
Laban ow ... . ............... . ....... . .......... 7
Johnson, Salerno, Brnak, Fortino, Strupp,
and Falduto . . ....................... . ..... 6 each

Pct.
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Sophomore Football Team
Top Row: Warren, Whyte, Thomey, Strom,
Ciotti, Serpe, Fitchett, Mgr.
Second Row: Fecandenti, Wocehawicz, Van
Bree, Swentesky, Sienkowski, Charleston,
Christianson
Third Row: Pallamolla, Hayward, Shemanski.
Johnson,
Schweiger, Chambers,
Piehl.
Crossin
Bottom Row: Chapman, Minasian, Johnson,
Swanson, Easton, Pfarr, Frye, Radykowski

Promoted. Neal Heis, new football coach at Kenosha High
School; attended high school at Nashwauk, Minnesota; graduated from La Crosse Teachers College in 1925 and returned
for Bachelor of Science degree in 1930; entered competitive
football, track, gymnastics, and basketball while in college;
coached at Virginia, Illinois and at Faribault, Minnesota, before coming to Kenosha; his teams at these schools all had
fine records; coached at junior high school in Kenosha, also
with a fine record; became intramural sports director and
physical education teacher al Kenosha High School in 1934;
member of state AAU swimming committee; officiates in high
school and professional basketball and football games; played
amateur football and basketball with independent team until
a few years ago; married and has two children.

RAH!
RAH! ON KENOSHA !

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Basketball Team
Top Row: Edward Dolnik, Joseph Onosko, Edward Sawicki, James Williams, Richard Hammond, Ralph Lehman, Mr. Trewyn, Coach
Bottom Row: Fred Kufrin, Joseph Wierschem, Norman Hartman, Louis Larsen, William Lange

1940-1941 Basketball Season
Big Eight Basketball Standing

Won

Racine Park ........... . ........ . .. . .. . ... 9
Beloit ............................... . ..... 9
Madison East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Kenosha ................................. 7
Racine Horlick .................. . ..... . .. . 7
Madison West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Madison Central .......................... 3
Janesville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

Lost
3
3
4

5
5
7
9
12

Kenosha 27
Rufus King 34
Rufus King squeezed past Kenosha in the opening game of the
season at Milwaukee. Although Hartman led the scoring with
12 points, the well balanced attack of Rufus King proved too
strong for Kenosha. Wierschem contributed 9 points.
Kenosha 35
Sheboygan 32
"Gabby" Hartman set the pace with 19 points as the Red
Devil cagers defeated a strong Sheboygan Central team, defending champions of the Fox River Valley circuit. In winning
this, the second game of the season, Coach Ben Trewyn's
basketeers also avenged last year's setback at the hands of
this same Sheboygan team.
Kenosha 15
Alumni 26
In the last "tune up" game before the regular schedule
Kenosha was soundly trounced by a vastly superior alumni
team composed of former high school players. The team tried
hard, but they could not overcome the terrific disadvantage
in height.

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Kenosha 18
Racine Park 20
Park shaded the Red Devils in their first conference game.
Leading Kenosha's offense were Hartman with 8 points and
Kufrin with 5 points. After leading at the half, Kenosha sagged
to fall behind. Kufrin's free throw in the last quarter was the
only Kenosha score in that period.
Kenosha 22
Madison Central 17
Powered by Hartman's 14 points the Redmen got together for
their first conference victory over the defending champions
of the Big Eight. Although lacking the height of the Kenoshans,
the Centralites made it plenty tough for the local boys.
Kenosha 21
Madison East 32
After an erratic first half our Red Devil cagemen crumbled
to lose to East 32-21. Joe Wierschem and Norman Hartman
(together) coined 14 points in the second half. The team coul
not overcome East's lead at the half.
Kenosha 39
Janesville 18
Bouncing back from the defeat that Madison East handed them
the week before, the Redmen proved their merit by soundly
trouncing an inexperienced Janesville team 39-18. Hartman
again led the attack.
Kenosha 25
Racine Horlick 22
In a hard fouqht battle the Red Devils came out on top again,
making it two in a row for the home team. With the scoring
well spread out the team out-lasted a good Horlick team.
Kenosha 23
Madison West 16'
Although not looking any too well, the team outplayed an
aggressive West team 23-18. Beating the Madison boys on
their home floor gave Kenosha its third win in a row.

Alumus, Gene Englund, basketball player; graduated from Kenosha High School in
1936; set Big Eight scoring record for a .2"'Jame schedule with 143 points; class of
'41 at the University of Wisconsin; member of All Big Ten and All America teams
for two years; seconly only to Joe Stamp£ of Chicago in Big Ten scoring with 163
points; good defensive player and good student; married; will play professional
basketball with Oshkosh All-Stars after graduahon.

Kenoshu 33
Racine Park 22
In this game our Redmen started slowly and without too much
"oomph," but their class asserted itself undeniably m the last
two frames when they started a scoring blitzkrieg and turned
the game into a rout. This win evened the score with Park for
the previous defeat they handed us. Co-starring in this assault
on the Parkers were Louie Larson and "Gabby" Har•man with
14 points apiece.
Kenosha 14
Madison Central 25
Lackmg the touch of the previous games our Red Devils were
completely outplayed by a small, seventh place Central team
for the upset game of the season. Kenosha's hopes for a title
took a surprising setback in this game.
Kenosha 26
Madison East 22
Looking much better than last week the Redmen avenged a
defeat by this same team earlier in the season. Kenosha really
had to work for this one with everyone contributing to the
victory.
Kenosha 28
Madison West 32
After a hard battle the Reds were finally shaded by a tough
Madison outfit. Failure to overcome a halftime deficit cost
Kenosha this game and a chance for the Big Eight title.
Kenosha 25
Janesville 24
Janesville almost won their first game of the season in a fast
and furious thriller with a lot of last minute scoring by both
teams. They're still talking about this one down in Janesville.
Kenosha 32
Racine Horlick 35
A little tired from the game the night before the team lost a
heartbreaker by 3 points. This closed the season for the Reds
with a pretty fair record.

Regional Tournament at Portage, Wisconsin:
Kenosha ............ 44 New Lisbon . . . . . . . . . 8
Kenosha ..... . ....... 32 Adams-Friendship .... 18
Kenosha . ............ 15 Wisconsin Dells ..... 8
After winning the Regional Tournament the Red Devils advanced to the State Tournament, the only Big Eight school to
reach it. Kenosha dropped the first game to Monroe 28-27, but
won the second game for the consolation honors by beating
Ellsworth 34-17. All in all the team made a good showing this
year, and we are all proud of them.

Basketball Team "B"
Top Row: Wilson, Reynolds. Thomey, Swentesky, Bockmueller, Mr. Dicks
Bottom Row: Knoedler, S!tpanuk, Pfarr, Zongolovicz, Radykowski

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Swimming Team
Top Row: Gr y, WJ,sh, Po
kraiik, Hasselback, Frye, Mr.
Peel, Adamowicz, Collins.
Miller, Dittmann, Schumacher
Bottom Row: Emery, Burr, Pope
Charleten, Starks, Cleary,
Mayer, Juskiewicz, Walker
Bonofigllo, Inele, Barden

Intramural Basketball
This year's in ramur::rl basketball had a large turn ou! with
16 teams competing in a tournament on an elimin::rilon b::rsis.
In the finals, Team No. I proved that ii was the best by trouncing Team No. 4 to the tune of ID points. The boys organized
their own teams and really played good b::rsketball.
The members of the winning team were: Ivy, Hoye, Norcross,
Augustine, Neiderkorn, and Hendrickson.
The members of the runner-up team were: Wagner, Rizotto,
Singer, Johnson, Waswrick, Weise, and Willems.
High scorers for the tournament were:
Finals Score:
Jack Hoye ................ 27 points
Wally Swentesky ........ 22 points Team No. I .... 25
Joe Andreueci ............. 22 points Team No. 4 .... 15
Lawrence Augustine ....... 21 points
Donald Neiderkorn ......... 20 points

Intramural Bowling
This ye::rr nineteen teams from the high school, sponsored by
Hans Guttormson, entered the Wisconsin State Bowling
Tournament. The SPY is proud of the scores they rolled. The
members of the first three highest teams will be presented with
medals-gold medals for the first team, silver medals for the
second team, and bronze medals for the third team. Doubles
and singles will be bowled later this year. Medals will be
awarded in these events on the s::rme basis as in the team
event. The man with the highest total for all events will re:::eive
a medal and will have his name engraved on our bowling
plaque as a special award.
The scores for the team event follow. No scores are available
in the doubles and singles. The teams are listed in the order
that they finished.
Team No. 4 ........... 2350 Team No. 6 ........... 2075
Team No. 21 ......... 2338 Team No. 8 ........... 2063
Team No. 10 .......... 2258 Team No. 14 . . . . . . .. . 2049
Team No. 7 ........... 2253 Team No. 13 ......... 1976
Team No. 16 .......... 2250 Team No. 11 .......... 1924
Team No. 5 ... ........ 2244 Team No. 12 . . . . ..... 188J
Team No. 3 .......... 2188 Team No. 15 . . . . . . ... 1878
Team No. 9 ........... 2137 Team No. 18 .... .• .... 1869
Team No. 2 .......... 2128 Team No. 20 .......... 1635
Team No. 22 .......... 2083

Swimming
Kenosha usually has had good swimming teams, but this year
something happened. With few veterans returning Kenosha

couldn't seem !o get going. Sophomores composed most of the
team and, with the experience they gained this year, should
be hard to beat next year. In spite of the fact that Kenosha
didn't win a meet this year, Robert Lubeck, diver, took second
place in the State meet. Lubeck also swam in the sprints during the year and was a consistant point getter.

Track
Again this year Kenosha is host to the Big Eight track meet.
Kenosha was runner-up to Madison West last year. Several
letter men have been held over from last year, and together
with some good Sophomore trackmen, should make up a wer
rounded team. Early season meets have shown that Kenosha
can count on these pointmakers:
Les Furgeson
Johnny Brnak
Ed Adomowicz
Steve Scuglic
Ken Hendrickson
Ed Radykowski
Ken Hanson
Joe Szeczlonski
Alex Katovich

Tennis
Kenosha's record so far this year:
Won from Racine .......................... 7-0
Won from South Milwaukee. . . . . . . . ...... 5-3
Lost to Lake Forest ........... .......... .... 3-5
Won from Waukegan ...................... 6-2
Won from Racine Park ..................... 4-2
Lost to Racine Park ........................ 2-4
There are two matches, with South Milwaukee and Racine
Horlick, left tc be played before the state and conference
tournaments.
In the state tournament, the singles winner from last year will
return and probably repeat his victory. Strong teams from
Milwaukee and the Suburban League will probably take most
0£ the laurels.
In the Big Eight tournament, last year's first and third singles
players will be back to fight ii out for the championship with
Jack Glaves, Kenosha, who finished fourth last year. Both of
these players have defeated Glaves this year and none of the
coaches concede Jack an outside chance to place this year.
Mr. Bayler strings along with Glaves, however, and picks him
to win. Twice in the last three years Kenosha's doubles team
has led the Big Eight. This years team has not shown up as
well as either of those teams, but Mr. Bayler gives them a
fighting chance.
Von Demergian is the number two singles man while Don
Lippert and Elden Chambers form the doubles team.
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Trident Club
T ~P R w: Bielevv cz, Miss Yinglmg,
Dennis, Miss Palmer, Franson,
Miss Vanderhoof, Keatmg.
Second Row: Kuehn, Weyrauch,
ReISer, Lane, Ryall, Bundies,
Ledger
Bottom Row: Greiner, Goldman,
Schmitz,
Strange,
Switalski,
Dibble, Chernosko
Trident Club Officers

Pres ................. Ruth Ledger
Vice-Pres. . ...... Dorothy Franson
Sec.-Treas. . ......... Joyce Kuehn

Girl's Athletic Department
Trident Club
The girls' swimmmg club is open to Junior Life Savers only.
In addilion to that requirement members must be able to swim
one length of the pool-25 yards m IS seconds, swim at
k'<lst four strokes in good form, and execute a running front
dive in good form. The club has 27 active members.

Bowling
A bowling class meets each Monday after school. The girls
assemble at the bowling alleys and bowl two games each
week. No one is allowed to take more than one semester of
bowling because of the increasing demands for membership
in the class.

Each Thursday a dancing class is conducted in both gyms
with boys and girls participating. The students for the first half
of the period enjoy square dancing and social dancing, while
the last half is spent playing individual games.
Tennis is a part of 1he regular gym program for girls. It is
a semester course m which girls learn the correct forms for the
fundamental strokes needed in playmg tennis. Scoring and
rules are also discussed.
Like tennis, golf has become a regular physical education
activity for girls. In class the participants study golf etiquette,
clubs, and shots. They use their own clubs and cotton balls
supplied by the school. To get a credit for this class, each girl
must play at least one game on a regular golf course.

Girl Scouts
At least one of .he varied Senior Girl Scout groups will appeal
to any normal gJrl. The interests of the girls decide how many
groups of each type there will be. There are at present four
mariner ships and two outdoor groups as compared to one
social group, one group working on music appreciation, one
on arts and crafts, and one on dramatics.

Gym
Ir .h_ sen.or games classes girls are more free to choose their
games than are individuals in regular gym classes. Equipment for ping-pong, dartball, shuffleboard, badminton, rmgtoss, horseshoes, pitching, and loop tennis is laid out, and the
girls play what they wish to. Occasionally the whole class
engages in a game of paddle tennis.

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SALUTE TO KENOSHA CRAFTSMANSHIP!

I

ALL AMERICA IS -u -· .. ~! •• ~ ""-- Ii}_ ACCLAIMING THIS r'"41 Rwii\ vy ~ •

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\\'l :\ 'I Y-Fl\ F ycar ago your father,

tartcd

thcir cla,,c.;, in the thrce major price fidd . Thc: 're

building i\a h motor car and a grcat American

leading ,;// competition in all thc thing that count.

in<titution here m KenrJSl1<1.

Through the ycar

of car', rcnO\\ncd thc

The nc\\ "600" i \,·ay out in front in the lowpriccd field with up-to-30-milcHo-thc-gallon ccon-

world O\'Cr for performance, durability and all-

om:', amazing pickup and power, coil sprin~ on all

around extra \'al uc.

four whecb, a new "Unitized" body-and-frame and

thc: \·c produced million

1'.em ha craft,man hip ha

become

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hallmark of

t1ualit:· \\hcn.:\·Lr automobile.: arc known and driYcn.
Thi' :·car i\'a'h and it pionccr craft,mcn arc cclcbrating their , iln:r Ann i\·cr.ar;· and, with it, the
crowning achic\·cment of a quarter of a ce11tur:. \11
,\m erica i' acclaiming-and bu; ing-the Serl A 111d

of C.ir that i rolling off the a'>cmbl; line>.
The . ·a,h \mha,,aJor for 1941 arc the heads of

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NASH

ne\\ two-wa; roller tccring.
,\nd the famous "6's" and" ',"arc just a far ahcad
in their price bracket< with " •.\cropowcr" \·ah·e-inhead, Twin-Ignition cngine< and other qualit;· feature' that :·ou can't get in comparable-priced car'.
I\ow, more than c\·cr, you can be proud of your
home town and th;: great motor cars that arc going
out from it to sen·c America ... the American way 1

BUILT RIGHT HERE IN KENOSHA!

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SIMMONS
COMPANY

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managerial policies and long, ll~~~~~~~~e~~
SOUND
successful experience have provided QH:

us with auHicient equipment, adequate
personnel. and ample resources to render
dependable service as artists and makers
of fine printing plates. That you will be
aecure from chance, is our first promise.

JAHN & OLLIER ENGRAVING CO.
117 Wut W11hin9ton Blvd., • Chlc•90, Illinois

In the foreground , Ft Dearborn re-erected
in Gram Park on Chicago's lake front
Illustration by Jahn &- Oilier Art Studios.

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Kenosha
Trades and Labor Council
representing

A UNITED LABOR MOVEMENT

To the Members of the 1941 Graduating
Class Congratulations on Having Completed Their High School Training and

Them the Very Best of Success and
Happiness in the Future

With Your Co-opera ti on We Hope to Make Kenosha Truly
,II

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1hfl !lrdtfl'c t?lty"

MACWHYTE COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Wire Rope
Aircraft Strands and Cord
Aircraft Tie Rods
Lockwasher Wire
Braided Wire Rope Slings
Galvanized Strand
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN
New York - Philadelphia - Chicago
Pittsburgh-Fort Worth
San Francisco - Seattle - Portland
Distributors throughout the U. S.

ANA~NDA
from mine to co~sumer

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THE AMERICAN BRASS CO.
KENOSHA BRANCH

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FROST COMPANY

PLEASED TO MEET YOU

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IAM
Born in Kenosha in 1934-now first choice for comfort among millions of American men. Sold in leading stores throughout the United States and Canada.
Knit for comfort-provides mild support. There's a
leg length and fabric for every man! Originated
and manufactured by

KENOSHA • WISCONSIN

Milk Producers
Association
''A Complete Milk Service"
GOLDEN GUERNSEY
AND

HOMOGENIZED

TIP-TOP MILK

.f:t1Cvid
YITAMIN~D''MILK

6813 - 29th Ave.

Kenosha, Wis.

We take this opportunity of
extending our heartiest
congratulations to all
members of the class of
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1941

SNAP-ON TOOLS, Inc.
Manufacturers of

S N AP-O N
Socket Wrenches

BLUE-POINT
Mechanic

Tools

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With Best Wishes

Kenosha Chamber of Commerce

THRIFTY PEOPLE ARE THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL
That's why Penney's is such a popular place to shop!

GET THE SAVING HABIT!

Corner 7th Ave. & 58th St.

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Kenosha, Wis.

BALDWIN
COAL CO.
Kenosha's Largest and Oldest

"That GOOD Coal"
Since 1869

72 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE

J

Compliments
:

of

CJhe fl~

NATIONAL BANK
.

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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION

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LANDGREN'S DAIRY
(SINCE 1901)

Kenosha's Finest Dairy
Products

"Give Us A Trial"
PHONE 7142
5419 -16th Ave.

IT BELONGS IN
YOUR ICEBOX
AT HOME

You enjoy ice-cold Coca-Cola every place
else; why not at home, too. The whole
family will welcome its pure refreshment.
Get a few bottles or a case (24 bottles) from
your favorite dealer.

THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMP ANY
(KENOSHA-RACINE)
Incorporated

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Kenosha, Wis.

Strong Companies

Prompt Service

CHARLES A. LEONARD, JR.
"Class of 1887"

ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
Protection is as strong as the company behind the policy.
Service is as reliable as the individuals who provide it.
Strong protection, plus reliable service, equals the full
value of insurance.

DALE BLOCK

628 - 56th STREET

E. D. NEWMAN. OPT. D.
F. F. BEHRMANN. OPT. D.
Optometrists

Our study of the eye and its need for better
sight, place us in a position to render a useful
service to those who require eyesight attention.

Kenosha Optical Co.
Kenosha's Foremost Optometrists

Orpheum Building
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.

Phone 4441
EVENINGS: Tuesdays and Saturdays

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Satisfaction . . .
is yours in

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our large selection of
young men's Spring and

SMART

Summer suits at $18.50,
$22.50 and $31.50

FASHIONS
FOR
YOUNG
KENOSHANS
SINCE 1889

ISER MANN
BROTHERS
614-616 Fifty-sixth Street

WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES

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You will be thrilled with our cleaning
SPOTLESS • COLORFUL • NEAT

New Combined Name of the Union Dye and Unique Cle:::mers

Famous for Fine Dry Cleaning
500 Fifty-sixth Street

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Phone 4171

Compliments of

R. B. Whitaker Co.
The

REAL ESTATE

American Legion
Kenosha Post No. 21

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Building and Designing
Complete Service

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Phone 6161

925 - 59th Street

Lovely, Modern

Sixth
A venue Studio

Portraits . .
The kind you have
always wanted

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W e Catch Your Smile

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5159 Sixth Avenue

Presta Studio
Dial 9978

Phone 5751

614 - 58th Street

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A Sensible Gift for the
Boy or Girl Graduate-

Secretarial and

'One of the New Rose
Gold, America s
Elgins,"

Accounting

at $24.75

Courses
AL V AH 0 . CALLOW
Principal

Finest

Including

Yes, we have other good
guaranteed Watches for

Comptometry. Ediphone, Mimeograph.

Boys and Girls al reason-

Mimeoscope. Etc.

able prices.

Day and Evening
Catalog on Request

Kenosha
College of Commerce
5516 Tenth Ave.
Residence 7812

C. S. Hubbard
'K.H.S. Graduate Class of 1915'

JEWELER and ENGRAVER

Phone 2-2251
705 Fifty·eighth Street

The Brown Kow-

BEL-PARK CLOTHES

Another Andrea OriginalTwen ty-seven Suddsy OuncesFloating Scoop of Homemade
ICE CREAM

Suits and Topcoats for
Young Men

$25·00 AND UP

Delicious, Delectable, and
ONLY A DIME
LARGE

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NEW

J11clt A1u/16t1
CONFECTIONER

Since 1911

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Comer 24th and 60th

BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE, INC.
GEORGE M. EPSTEIN, Mgr.
Sixth A venue

Corner

Fifty-sixth Street

THE

BROWN
NATIONAL
BANK

GORDON

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COMPANY

Compliments of

LUMBER & SUPPLY

Member F. D. I. C .

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2929 - 75th St.

Phone 8191

2216 - 63rd Street

Have you tried our
homogenized milk?

For These Modern Times
A Store Where Quality
Style and Service
Meet Your Needs

at your service

Kenosha's Better Milk

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Phone 8011

2103 - 56th St.

Seventh Ave.
Cor. of SOth St.

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SEGAL'S
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GRADUATION DRESSES
$7.95 - $10.95 - $14.95

CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF
1941

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You can buy ALL YOUR NEEDS at
Wards! Our store is full of values
and our CATALOG ORDER DEp ARTMENT saves you money on
thousands of other items that are
ready for QUICK DELIVERY in our
Warehouse.

MONTGOMERY
WARD

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5709 Sixth Avenue

Established 1880

710-714 - 58th St.

Phone 3106

MODERN PHOTOGRAPHS
of

muomas j!}anstn
anb ~ons
C!Companp
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Alwin T. Hansen

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J. Mark Hansen

DISTINCTIVE QUALITY

The
Jorandbys'
Studio
5914 - 22nd Avenue

Phone 2-1923

Compliments
of

SPECIALTY
CHAS . T . WERNER , P r op .

BRASS CO.
Dairy Equipment

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Kenosha, Wisconsin
Phone 3175

6415 - 28th Ave.

"Everything for

BETTER

1907

1941

Compliments
of

HEATING"

SHERIDAN
FUEL CO.

Kenosha
Lumber and
Coal Co.

5114 Sheridan Road
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Phone 3144

2514 - 52nd St.

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Kori's specialize in

Compliments of .. .

Kenosha Youth
Foundation

Junior Coats and
Dresses

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HEADQUARTERS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Kenosha's Oldest and Largest
Women's Specialty Store

Kenosha. Wisconsin

Sears, Roebuck
and Co .
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SHOP AT SEARS
AND SAVE

McNeil Fuel Co.

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The Best of Everything in Fuel
6337 - 14th Ave.

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Phone 7171

5502 Sixth Avenue

Phone 7320

Better and More Satisfactory
Artists' Material
Wallpaper

Portraiture

Quality Paints

Window Shades
Picture Framing

•
DeBerge's
Paint Store
2004-08 - 63rd St.

Phone 4032

Sydney
Studio
Kenosha Theatre Building

5919 Sixth Ave.

Kenosha, Wis .

. . . . THE FACULTY ADVISORS AND THE PRODUCTION
STAFF WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO THE
ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS OF THE SPY . . . . . . .

We Specialize in Picture Framing
and Pictures

We are glad to entertain High
School students at our special

Ralph Ziegler's

afternoon price.

Art Shop
Academy Alleys

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5925 Sixth Avenue "A"

Phone 8561

509 Fifty-eighth Street

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Kenosha Citizens
Loan & Investment
Company
515 Fifty-sixth Street

The Pioneer Small Loan Company
of Wisconsin

Frank G. Westland
Insurance - Real Estate
Mortgage Loans

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A Company of by, and for
Citizens of Kenosha

Room 6- First National Bank Bldg.

FRED P. RUDY

FRO STOP
RESTAURANT
24-hour Service

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS

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Phone 3136

815 - 57th Street

SCHOOL BOOKS

6329 Twenty-second Avenue

DRAWING SETS

MANSFIELD
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.

L. H. Holbrook
JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST

1006 Fifty-sixth Street

WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY

A Convenient Station
for All School Needs

WATCH

Phone 9133
FOUNTAIN PENS

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PRINTERS

and

JEWELRY

REPAIRING

627 Fifty-eighth Street

KENOSHA. WISCONSIN

Compliments of

French & Gail

Schuler' s Bakery
"25 years of good service"

ACCIDENT HEALTH -

AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY

AIRPLANE LIFE -

FIRE

BOILER

WINDSTORM

Telephone 2-2924

620 - 58th Stree•

Ernst's Book Store

First National Bank Bldg.

Phone 2-2514

Bill's Hamburger

Books, Stationery, and Office Supplies
Kodaks and Kodak Fimshing
Graduation Cards and Gifts
619 Fifty-eighth Street

24 Hour Service

Phone 8441

JOIN OUR RENT AL LIBRARY

For Now and the Future
Success and Happiness

Bode Bros. Co.
On 6th Avenue and 55th Street

5717 Sheridan Road

Opposite High School

Dutch Maid
Ice Cream
Complete Fountain Service

At the Bridge.
6134 - 22nd Avenue

627 - 56th Street

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BROSK'S

For Your Further Travels
in Life

Established 1924
PRINTING -

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Garb's
Travel Shop

Wholesale
Paper, School and Janitor Supplies
$1.00 per week Buys a Typewriter
Quality - Service - Price

"Gifts !hat last forever"

We Guarantee Satisfaction
5800 Seventh Avenue

635 fifty-eighth Street

Phone 2-1313

F. W . Woolworth Co.
"Where you find what you
want quickly."

Vanity Shoppe

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A Full Line of Seasonable Items
at all times

Kenosha's Leading Beauty
Shop Since 1922

•
5702 Sixth Avenue

Phone 2-1924

608 Fifty-ninth Street - Phone 7721 - Kenosha

Compliments of

The Finest in Music at the
Lowest Prices

PELTIER'S

PIANOS-RADIOS-PHONOGRAPHS
All Instruments and Accessories

•

La e

P 1 pu ar and Classie< L Rer· •rds
and Sheet Music

Individualism in
GOOD FURNITURE

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6209 - 22nd Avenue

Kenosha's Oldest and Largest Music House
Phone 5133

628 - 56th Street

Phone 4932

KIMBALL PIANOS

NID·MWEST
HUSIC Yi SHOP
"Ktno•h • • Mo•t Compltt• Mu•ic Hou••"
?210 . 60TH STREET

PARMENTIER BLDG

Compliments of

Guttormsen
Recreation

KENOSHA, W ISCONSIN

CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS

FUEL

91 4 Fifty-se cond Street

Handled with Care and Courtesy

MORRISON'S

BADGER

The only exclusive
children's store in Kenosha

Fuel and Supply
Company

Dollar Studio

5713 Sixth Avenue

Mayer Drug
HARRY F. MAYER

House of
Distinctive Photographs
5537 Sixth Avenue

Phone 2-4227
220 Schwartz Building

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528 - 58th Street

Phones: 8813- 8915

KENOSHA, WISCONSIN

C!Crosgtn
jfuneral ~ome
PHONE 6414

James A. Crossin

Cohn's Shoe Store
"Feet - First Footwear"

5806 Sixth Avenue

Edward J. Crossin

The Finest in Flowers for
All Occasions

John L. Hogan
Insurance Agency

P. N. OBERTIN, F. T. o. Florist
Phone 3151

5913 Sixth Avenue "A"

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PHONE 5646

Our Own Large Greenhouses Supply Us

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6034 Twenty-second Avenue

We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere

Compliments of

C. A . TENNESSEN
Member of Board of Education

City Lumber and
Supply Co.
"Quality Service"

Phone 6166

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6908 - 29th Avenue

Charles:H. Pfennig
INCORPORATED

General Insurance

700 Fifty-seventh Street

Phone 8134

Compliments of

KROGER
CONSUMERS
STORES

KENOSHA, WISCONSIN

It Pays to Trade at

Neurnode
Hosiery Shop

GREENING'S

Hosiery for men, women and children

STORE FOR MEN and BOYS

606 Fifty-sixth Street

Phone 6332

6304 Twenty-second Avenue

Compliments of

Kenosha
Prescription
Laboratory
V. B. Hoover, P.H. C.

Josephson and
Thomey
PLUMBING and HEATING
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
HARDWARE

6104 Twenty-second Avenue

Kenosha, Wis.

97

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MEN

FOR
WOMEN

Woodworth' s
Studio
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Phil Bleicher' s
SHOE STORE
X-Ray Fitting
2314 - 63rd St.

Westown Bldg.

5938 Third Avenue

The rumor about Nash was true

NIELSEN'S

A new kind of car is here

1941

FOOD SHOP

NASH AMBASSADOR

•

"600"

BUY THE BEST FOR LESS

•

Topel Nash Sales Co.
5825 Eighth Avenue

Phone 7105

6513 Fifth Avenue

Phone 4187

Oage Thomsen' s

Tyson Cycle Shop

Is the finest place in town

Kenosha's leading Bicycle
and Sporting Goods Store

to give a dinner party.
The food is superb-service is perfect-and the atmosphere is that of a w ellbred home. Prices are
most reasonable.

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6201-03 - 14th Avenue

Phone 5662

"LIVE WIRES"

The

Chocolate Shop
Featuring
Louis' H rr __ n 1dc.. Chocolates

Forbes
Electric Company
Contractor-Dealer

Borden's Ice Cream

Telephone

97 I 3
5901 - 6th Avenue " A"

Phone 2-4645

724 58th Street

Compliments of
Compliments of

Liberty Loan
Corporation
A Friendly Place to

Veterans of
Foreign Wars

Borrow Money

Junker-Ball Post 1865

Orpheum Bldg.

Kenosha, Wis.

Brenner
Electric Company

Pyle
Chevrolet Co.
CHEVROLET and CADILLAC CARS

DEPENDABLE SERVICE
4726 Seventh Avenue

Phone 5301

CHEVROLET TRUCKS

5815 Fifth Avenue

Phone 5136

GEORLEY'S
Where Kenosha's
YOUNGER SET
MEETS

S.S. Kresge Co.
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Fountain Service
No Liquor
YOU MAY DANCE IF YOU WISH
2206 Sixtieth Street

Friendly Service Stores
where you shop and save
for the Entire Family

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5616 and 5704 Sixth Avenue

BARR

Say it with Flowers

FURNITURE MART
FROM
Make Barr's Your Headquarters
for
Speed Queen Washing Machines
Leonard and Stewart-Warner Refrigerators
Zenith Radios
also

Phone 4189

Kerry Keith Clothes

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EPSTEIN'S
STORE FOR MEN
On the East Side of Sixth Avenue

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5909 6 !.!! AVE. A

Headquarters for Lane Cedar Chest
5319 Sheridan Road

L. TURNER
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Turner's Telegraph Flowers

For the
Freshest, Hottest
ROASTED PEANUTS
and that
Crisp, Fine Flavored
POPCORN
Stop at

DUCHMANN'S
Red Pop Corn Wagon
One-half Block South of the Kenosha Theatre

Home of the
Freezer-Fresh Ice Cream
and Delicious Sundaes

KENOSHA, WIS .

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Phone 5723

Orpheum Bldg.

Exclusive Agency for Delta Quality Tools
Agency for Marine Supplies

CORNWELL'S
TOYS
PAINT
DRAPERY

Block Bros.
Kenosha's Own Department Store

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616 Fifty-eighth Street

Arneson
Foundry, Inc.

PATRONS OF THE 1941 SPY

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DR. C. P. COLLINS

ELECTRIC STEEL

ALFRED C. GROSVENOR

SEMI STEEL

THE EAGLES CLUB

GREY IRON

KENOSHA LODGE OF ELKS
Phone 9123

Kenosha, Wis.

NOSHA NEWS PRESS

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