Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

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ROBERT SCHNEEBERGER Sneaky Ooohl That smileV Basketball 1, 2, 3» U-5 Baseball 1,2,3,1+.; A Club 3,U-j P.F.A. 2,3; Class Play 3; Track 3A BETTY STORCH Starch She smiles at many just for fun But we all know there’s only one. Treas. 3 A Honor Club I4.; Home Ec. Club 3; Girls Chorus 3 A; Si' Band 3, l .; Cheerleader 3A; Class Play 3Al School Reporter I .; Transfer 3 Class Song j- (Tune: Young Love) Written by: Snaron Gaarder 3etty Storch They say for every boy and girl. There’s just one school in this whole world, and we know, it is Albany. The times we’ve had are dear, and true, and we will pass them on to you,to share the joys and pleasures that we had. Underclassmen, Underclassmen, we hope that you will follow. Underclassmen, Underclassmen, we hope that you will follow. YVONNE SHERBONDY Mick Somebody’s got to be the life of the party. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3? Girls Chorus 1,2; Honor Club I4.; Home Ec. Club 3 ROBERT SWANSON Swany He’s a big game hunter —Women are his game. Baseball 2,3A» A Club 3A Basketball 2A; Sec. 2; Boys Chef 3A Track Ij.; Transfer 2

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 From the CLASS HISTORY Home Room ... September, 1953, thirty-six intelligent, green freshmen entered Albany High School. They were: Dwight 3ump, Dennis Carroll from Peebles; Caroline Broughton from Smiley; Mara Lee Kildow, Shelby Briggs from Norwegian, Karen Johnson from Kelly; Roger Brugger, Nancy Hill, from Searles; Tom Dunphy, John Kleier, Lillian Maass, Donald Nimz from Gardner; Albert Atkinson, Judy Blumer, Mary Bly, John 3riggs, Sharon Caarder, Helen Gransee, Donald Grunder, Richard Kauk, Jerry Killingstad, Nancy King, Susan KJorness, Dixie Lewis, Janet Luedy, Karen Mable, Carey Nipple, Jerry Powers, Barbara Quint, Judy Rhyner, Donna and Duane Ruef, Robert Schneeberger, Yvonne Sherbondy, Pearl Sloniker, and Buddy Smout from the villiage school. Our class adviser was Mr. Elmer. Our officers were: President, vary Bly; Vice-President, Richard Kauk; Secretary, Barbara Quint; and Treasurer, Judy Rhyner. That year we put on a valentine party for the whole high school. We lost Donna and Duane Ruef, Albert Atkinson, Roger Brugger, Donald Nimz, Buddy Smout, and Caroline Broughton. Beverly Colden came from Brodhead to Join our class. In our sophomore year Robert Swanson Joined us from Evansville, but we lost Dennis Carroll. That year we had the pleasure of planning the initiation party. Our class adviser was Mr. Elmer. Our officers were: President, Judy Rhyner; Vice-President, Barbara Quint; Secretary, Robert Swanson; and Treasurer, Marv Bly. The class play given on April 20 was The Panther's Claw , directed by Miss Roth. Our next big success was the Junior Prom on May U. The gym was beautifully decorated with strips of lavender, pink, and white crepe paper, to carry out the theme Three Coins in a Fountain . We built a fountain with three coins dropping into it. The music was by Horward Kenny and hia orchestra. The King, Tom Dunphy, and Queen, Judy Blumer, led the grand march. We started our senior year with thirty eager seniors, anxious to prepare for graduation and class trip. Our annual adviser was Miss Roth, and our class adviser was Miss Barton. The class officers were: President, Jerry Killingstad; Vice-President, Tom Dunphy; Secretary, Mary Bly; and Treasurer, Betty Storch. Our first big event was on October 26, when we put on the play, Willie's Weekend , directed by Miss Barton. About this time. Pearl Sloniker left us. On December 21 we ended the year by putting on a Christmas party for the high school. During the year of 1957, on January 25, there was a Homecoming Dance. The Queen, Mary Bly, was crowned by the King, Jerry Killingstad between the B and A basketball game with Brooklyn. The attendants were Janet Luedy and Helen Gransee. As our school year comes to a close, we are planning for commencement night. May 2k, and looking forward to a delightful class trip to Washington, D. C. To the Home Stretch,