Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

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LEFT to RIGHT: Clyledee Mattus, Kenneth Langley, Dale Mays, Phyllis Garberg, Alvin Broeckel, Myrna Shaver, Maryette Miller, Jerry Lust, Earl Alley, Claudia Scholz, John Krom, Dianne Wigen, June Sather, David Hubbard, and Jack Ferris. SENIOR CLASS PLAY What would you do if you woke up in King Arthur's Court during the 15th cen- tury? This situation was met by John Krom,who played the part of the Connecti- cut Yankee in the senior class play, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. This Play, presented the 21st of November, was directed by Dick Ellis, the class advisor. Dianne Wigen, as Queen Guenever, offered an excellent characterization of a domineering queen whopractically ran the good-natured and somewhat discouraged King Arthur, Earl Alley. Claudia Scholz as Queen Morgan Le Fay, the scheming, black-hearted woman, sent shivers up and down your spine. Her villainous partner was none other than the magician Merlin, portrayed by Kenneth Lang- ley. Sandy, Elaine, and Charlotte, played by Myrna Shaver, Maryette Miller,and June Sather, were three charming young ladies of the court who tried hard to understand the 20th century miracles that Hank, the yankee, produced. Marion, Hank's sister, was breezily and happily played by Phyllis Garberg, and Mrs. Bennett, Hank's mother, was expertly handled by Clyledee Mattus. Clarence, the mischievous page boy, was played with a great deal of vigor by Alvin Broeckel, while David Hubbard and Jerry Lust showed how they would have been excellent knights of old in the roles of Sir Sagramor and Sir Launcelot. Dale Mays, as Galahad, the soap salesman, and Jack Ferris, as Gawain the football coach, brought forth many chuckles as they tried their best to please Hank. Lighting and props were carefully handled by Loren Meadows, Larry Camp, and Don Hansen. David, Alvin, John Sponsored by FIRST STATE BANK, Lacrosse Larry and Loren CNot pic turedl Don Hansen.

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CLAUDIA SCHOLZ Majors: English, Science, Mathematics and Music7 Minors: Social Science7 Band 1,2,47 Concerts 1,2,47 Annual Staff 2,47 Carnival Princess 17 Fair Princess 1,27 G.A.C. 27 Talk of the Town 27 A Connecticut Yankee 47 Annual Staff 47 Class Officer 1,4. DAVID HUBBARD Majors: Social Science, English and Music7 Minors: Science and Commercial7 Band 1,27 3,42 Tiger Club 2,3,47 Football 1,27 Boxing 17 Brass Quintet 47 Annual Staff 3,41 Night of January 16, 37 Submerged 37 Tiger Club Officer 37 Athletic Council 47 A Connecticut Yankee 47 Student Body Officer 47 Concerts 1,2,3,47 LOREN MEADOWS Majors: English, Manual Arts, Science and Social Science7 Minors:Mathematics7 Tiger Club l,2,3,4j Football 1,2,3,4f Baseball l,2,3,47 Basketball l,2,3,4f Boxing 1,27 Class Officer 37 Night of January 16, 37 Athletic Council 47 A Connecticut Yankee 47 Annual Staff 4. MYBNA S1-IAVER Majors: English, Home Ec., Social Science and Music7 Minors: Science and Mathematics7 Band 1,2,3,47 Concerts l,2,3,47 G. A. C. 2,3,47 Intramural 17 Pep Club 1,27 Annual Staff 2,47 Paper Staff 3,47 Night of January 16, 37 A Connecticut Yankee 47 Class Officer l,2,4f Office Staff 47 Kitten Club Officer 47 L5.A.C. Officer 4. CLYLEDEE MATTUS Majors: English, Home Ec., and Mu sic Minors: Social Science and SCAGDCEQ Con- certs 1,2,3,47 G.A.C. 1,2,3,47 Intramural 17 Triple 'Trio 27 Pep Club 1,27 Annual Staff 2,47Kitten Club 2,3,4: Night of January 16, 37 Golden 1... 3,47 A Connecticut Yankee 47 Kitten Club Officer 47 G.A.C. Officer 4. ALVIN BROECKEI. -Majors: English, Social Science, Manual Arts: Minors: Music7 Office Staff 27 Con- certs l,2,3,4I Tiger Club 2,3,4f Basketball l,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Football 2,3,47 Annual Staff 3,47 Night of January 16, 37 Tiger Club Officer 3,47 A Connecticut Yan- kee 47 Athletic Manager l,2. Sponsored by BURCHETT STUDIO Spokane

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Each spring at commencement, the golden key is awarded to the seniors that have earned 250 points in accordance with the point schedule set up for the award. In order to win the key, a student must work continually and hard, and must participate in several school activities. In the spring of 1952. Golden Key awards were made to Barbara Cole, How- ard Copp, Susan Guske, and Cecelia Schweiger. This year keys were presented to June Sather, Kenneth Langley, Phyl- lis Garberg and John Krom. Each year the Torgeson Memorial is presented to the senior boy or girl who has accumulated the largest number of Golden Key activity points. As the 1953 award could not be determined at the time I2 YEARS TOGETHER This group represents the five of the eighteen seniors that have attended all twelve years of their schooling to- gether. We owe our sincere thanks and grat- itude to those grade and high school teachers who have so ably and so pa- tiently guided us along the road to graduation. We have had a great deal :of fun among ourselves and with those who have been added to our class. Dianne Wigen Larry Camp Phyllis Garberg John Krom June Sather Barbara Cole GOLDEN KEY of this publication we here present barbara Cole, 1952 winner of the Torgeson Memorial. Barbara is now enrolled at W.S.C. and she continued to live up to the high standards set up for this award. EKRNEST ROBITAILLE LACROSSE CAFE, Lacrosse