Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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K 0 0 ,fr s -. 1 S s , 1 ' r Q SCHOOL DAZE--TOP ROW: C. Zastrow, B. Nilsen, D. Kambach, N. Gates, M. Mehlin, L. Schmiling. J. Wol- fert, M. Wautlet, P. Timble, D. Yanda, J. Schneider, K. Schabow, G. Heuer, E. Fett, B. Granius, S. Schlise. FOURTH ROW: C. Lukes, I. Shaw, L. Varga, P. Rlye, R. Heuer, P. Van Price, L. Detjen, P. Hein, J. Hunsader, J. Kostichka, D. Girard, P. Schmiling, L. Buechner, B. Heller, S. Stillwell, C. Werner. THIRD ROW: K. Kohl- beck, M. Stay, V. Williams, L. Guth, S. Zimmer, I. Hall, L. Bauers, J. Wolske, C. Schmidt, P. Berger, I. Phillips, B. Kohlbeck, S. Olmstead, G. Melchior, K. Gartzke, D. Andre. SECOND ROW: D. Coppersmith, R. Soucek, L. Burmeister, D. Ropson, W. Wolske, N. Novak, R.Thiry, R. Vandeveld, J. DeMeuse, C. Maedke, I. Gunnlaugsson, S. Reinhart, K. Kirchman, P. Naze, P. Busch. FHQST ROW: Mr. Wilbert, Miss Burns, D. LeMense B. Tlachac, I. Heidmann, K. Schlise, D. Piette, W. Jandrin, Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Waterstreet. Know 75414 From Gm to Sm Many a busy day has been spent by journalism tered in the 1962 School Press Project, a contest spon- members during the past year to get out nine issues sored by the Anti-Tuberculosis Association. of the school paper Schoo1 Daze. Reporting the The reports were under the direction of Co- news and writing up feature articles and sports were Editors Margaret Perry and Joan Heidmann, News only part of the work of the sixty members of the Editor was Sue Schliss: Features, Betty Fettg Sports, staff. They also did the work connected with setting Barb Tlachacp and art, Dale LeMense. Faculty Ad- up and distributing the paper. visers were Mrs. Rankin, Miss Burns, Mr. Van Egeren, The December issue of Schoo1 Daze was en- Mrs. Waterstreet, and Mr. Wilbert. SCHOOL DAZE OFFICERS--TOP ROW: MIS. Rankin, Mr. Wilbert, B. Tlac- hac, S. Schlise, L. Burmeister, L. Buechner, Miss Burns, Mrs. Waterstreet. FLRST ROW: D. LeMense, M. Perry, J. Heidmann,E. Fett. JVNAI 36 4 7 I.,c.,.i,,

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l If 1.7 CHORUS -- TOP ROW: D. Rodrian, M. Reinert, A. Olson, R. Koch, C. Englebert, D. Krueger, G. Magle, G. Jacobosky, B. Bellin, G. Albertson. THIRD ROW: J. Tlachac, S. Wiesner, S. Bucholtz, S. Pavlik, P. Timble, E. Nilsen, L. Kostichka, T. Hoffmann, N. Wiesner, D. Girard. SECOND ROW: B. Kohlbeck, L. Bauers, G. Delfosse, C. Lukes, M. Bero, D. Viste, S. Cesar, W. Wolske, G. Kostichka. FIRST ROW: Mr. Klimko, S. Reinhart, D. Luedtke, C. Maedke, L. Guth, C. Werner, B. Tlachac, 9 at flcwrwaq Senior Band, with forty-five members, is an active group. A Christmas and Spring Concert, fol- lowed by the never-to -be -forgotten Music Festival, were high points of the year. A. H.S. Band is headed by Mr. Radtke, direc- tor, D. Andre, President, E. Wiesner, Vice-President, B. Granius, Secretary-Treasurer. Classes were re- presented by S. Schlise, E. Columb, M. J. Blahnik and C. Slaby. The thirty -six Pep Band members promoted much school spirit at games. Band majorette, Diane Andre, led the marching at school events. J. LeCloux, S. Sibilsky, L. LeDocq, P. Busch. joined an Song Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Klimko, elected as officers of the forty member group, Barbara Tlachac, President, Lois LeDocq, Vice- President and Cheryl Maedke, Secretary-Treasurer. The organization aimed to promote cooperation, greater appreciation and new vocal techniques. Besides the Christmas and Spring Contests, the Festival at DePere highlighted the year. Special events included Christmas caroling and a picnic. STAFF -- TOP ROW: P. Busch, P. CHOIR COUNCIL -- B. Tlachac, L. LeDocq, P. Busch, L. Guth, Hoffmann, L. Bauers, J. LeCloux. C. Maedke, S. Cesar, S. Wiesner. SEATED: C. Maedke, B. Bellin. va O if N! L i