Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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If it ad not been forlthem many of us would not be on the right road to success. We will alwa s need th l ' y e ove and understanding that they have given us to make these, our high school years, "The Best Years of Our Lives. " Page 3 Page EMURI M , A 'f I X 5 M 'ff' The paper of February, 1952, carried the story of the untime'y death of Shirley Stabe. Death did not take her away from us. A girl who left so much for us to remember and cherish, will live forever in our hearts. l d when we can't find the right answers to questions, we'll look We'll keep her seat vacant in c ass, an to her seat, and remember that Shirley probably knew them. Yes, she's still with us in many ways. Her influence on the tempo of the class, both physically and spiritually, will always be felt. added vitality, all class activities with She never let people think of her as a girl with an ailment, but engaged in for that moment, to keep the class superior in ranking. I ose, to eke out of life what too many of us take Her writings were Eay and humorous, trying, supp for granted--that cheris ed happiness. th a hel in hand--that was Shirley Stabe. Always willing, always there wi p g She won't leave us again. 4 Robert Hoey MEMOR I cannot say, and I will not say. That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you oh, you, who the wildest' yearn For an old-time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not dead, he is just away. - james Whitcomb Riley . 5 Page 5 HEAD PRODUCER and CUMPANY MR. MORGAN POULETTE SUPERINTENDENT l I 3 1 if sv X W M I X-J "I Mrs. Severens S cretary N.-.J Mrs Hambly Page 6 Secretary ASSISTANT PRUDUCER Aiclm 'L 1: to CLQSS A. K. TINK Principal Senior High ff' MRS . ERDMAN Secretary MRS . MITTY rfjw! Q Secretary N9 WAYNE FLAMME Principal Page 7 Junior High f TECIINIC ! DVI UR 'K' wvivw 3 I KATHERINE BARCLAY English ANNETTE ALBRIGHT Home Economics nr' -J -- ,, ,,. ,lv W V 'fgfzk , ,J A Q , 4 3, , ' Y r MT. f' ,law x ,. W Q on ,v , , ,M X in .K f up If ii f L W lg pw' O ff ' gb if ' ff' I 1 . 1 025, s. V M 1, Z I Ol-IN GUENSBERG American History ,..........-. Page 8 441 . F 2 43 1 fp X ll CYRIL LYONS IOSEPH WEIX Vocational Agriculture Woodwork XV ' I RAY BLASKEY Mathematics Guidance BUD DAVIS Mathematics I GRACE CANNON 12' DEAN PAGE ROBERT SOLI Psychology Machine Sho 1 E P Page 9 GEORGE DOVERSPIKE ROBERT CURRAN Vocal Music English ROBERT MA DER Head Coach MRS, KUNZ, BEATRICE KUHARSKI Page 10 American Problems Typing J, ,. LIZETTA ROHNER EUGENE PETERSON American History Commercial GEORGIA MUELLER Speech V ,f ivexgfgfv 3 ' ' 'ff fy 4 9 M53 r ri r Y , aim 2 ,, f . M MYRON WANDREY AGNES NOREM Mechanical Drawing American Problems Page 11 ug '53-Y EVELYN LEIDER ROBERT MEYER English American Problems f' 2 x JOHN THORSON Physics Page 12 MARGARET SCOTT JAY WISHAU Biolggy Chemistry WILLIAM PETRYK CLYDE WEEKS General Metals Auto Mechanics 'ff' CHARLOTTE STIBBE Biology MARY MOORS DOROTHY AVERILL Specia1Eng1ish Home Economics Page 13 BERNARD SCHUMITSCH MARY LOUISE IUNEAU Agriculture Physical Education 'aff-a JOSEF BAUSCHKA HENRY RUNKE Music Art Page 14 ff ci H2 MARGUERUE HAssE MARIE ISANE Latin L1brar1an , INTERMISSIIJN .. Reserved for Stars'Signature Wa1t's Tire Service-Petters Auto Suppiy Y UDII5 0l"Fl TER qi'w d if ,, ' .1 President ................ .... . ... - ----DiCkO1k Vice President . . . . . . . . Renie Bovee Secretary Treasurer . . . . . . Jack Eder The Class of "55" entered their sophomore year a little scared and uncertain of themselves. They chose as class officers Dick Olk, Renie Bovee, and Jack Eder. They all worked hard on their class float for Homecoming and picked the title "We'll bury the Tigers". In football they were well represented with Don Krall, quarterbackg Fritz Shelbauer, guardg and LaVern Servi, halfback, All three received their letters. The B squad consisted almost entirely of sophomore players. Don Krall was the only sophomore to play on theA squad basketball team and received an The B squad consisted mainly of sophomores who showed much improvement towards the end of the season. The B squad sophomore cheerleaders were full of pep and showed that they were ready for A squad work next year. Dage 16 CLUB 77 UNDER TUDIES lf. ,,,,,... . M X A. f 'J' 'hz ,r X 4 'L , 'P , 'f 'fvii jfifgif' I . , .-., . , ' MR. MEYER ROW 3 - J. Demlow, L. Dernlow, A. Callsen, P. Csui, G. Brandt, J. Buch, A. Carlson, I. Darling, K. Deacry, J, Debroux ROW 2 - S. De Hart, P. Callahan, D. Cox, N. Crum, A. Dickman, M. Brandt, B. Brandt, E. Brandt, J. Cousineau, E. Duescher ROWI - V. Doucette, H. Draeger, G. Cornelius, H. Drage, V. Drexler, I. Bren- neke, E. Dickie, C. Clav- ette, J. De Mesy Ti 2 P-swf' R MISS AVERILL ROW 3 - D. Aulik, L. Ans- tutz, J. Banczak, Y. Arro- wood, R. Adkins, C. Ban- czak, M. Boll, R. Allen S. Ballas ROW 2 - S. Baginski, N. L Blandford, S. Bonnell, Berdan, C. Banczak, C Arrowood, S. Arrowood, P Aird ROW I - J. Beinborn, A Belant, S. Babcock, S Behm, R. Bovee, M. Bacon M. Bina, E. Berg, J. Ander- SOl'1 MARSHALL WELLS-RASMAN DRUG STORE Page 17 C5"':UU'o. :uw mmm :cn -.QQT5-Egy Egan-.go O' Eff Em52'7m S w " 'J N fn,-. ,-IF' N-5OOgE'CD4:. ,-4' Uyqqjas-5',Un" E35 . U3 . . 5-1 on UQ' E150 E?'gp'DDx-113 :'-'TEOWHQ '1'1"n'-ncng0"' O-"'o:f5.OC '5'ro'1'uoTC" :T OQHSQ mam :w-WV' N3,O-- Er.-. :rH5gQ-Fm O ' Hczr m0 "' ,.1 ' ' m?-Q33 ."'Fm:'r12'5,' 51131'Pn:-5'1" , 2 'Un -.Q.- 21. - mljm U-,,,rnCU - L-Q.: :Efvf-5"'573'p 'TJ . rum NWN m Ir- v-iw 5' -.SVU Q mm Q- o gb 23090 Ha' E gf 3. lgenm Expo-"' Mmnm iw ,, ,, 2 ' Q eu K 5 5 A J .1 ' . V M74 'jk 3? fm' 'fy T YL W ' 2 Q, .' X if jf. Q A. "mf wf,3,'V 1 Q lk... A A 7,3 ., 4 W I3 A , a ATM , , 'S 1 f 9 Ei' ie ' ' - ,V .,vV 1, . J., A 1 D 1+ .-.1 f in an 1 .Z fe f" ,K ,. 4,,f4,' fi? 495' Page 18 NANCY SHOP-HOES CLOTHING STORE .. bf. :,,f e sr W 1 ef 'fc "fi MR. THORSON ROW 3- R. Hipke, C. Kakes M. Hoke, D. Hayes, J. Heck: man, A. King, D. Hendrick, L. Hurlbert Row 2-P. Heller, C. Kegney, D. Kieper, C. Igl, P. Igl, S Kemmer, C. Hoffmeisrer, L Hommerding, M. Hayes, R. Hoerman ROW 1-M. Klever, A. Heller M. Husnick, N. King, M Hunter, J. Igl, N. Hoecherl E. Hintz, M. Kelly, C. Jack- son, M. Hunter .si up MR. WISHAU ROW 3-T. Mills, D. Moeller B. Noskoviak, H. Messer, H Moeller, N. McCormick, J Mcl-lale, I. Novak, Vlviorgan ROW 2-D. Moss, D. McCor- mick, T. Noskoviak, J. Mer- tens, K. McHarg, B. Now, J. Neufelt, K. Meidl, E. Miller ROW 1-C. McGourty, N.Mein- ert, J. Murray, M, Mikkelson, D. Modl, J. Nolte, B. Nosko- wiak, S. Noskoviak x l.. .4 ' ' V ' s - . 1, ., f- lk - . , ' 'P f ,Q-A ,.. .. ', 'i " uf, .. .f 5. 2' ex ' Q M 3 ff' ,1 X J Q, Jw L 5:54 MR. PETRYK ROW 4-H. Marshall, H. Klirz, B. Koch, I. Lukas, D. Krall, J. Laehn ROW 3-R. Krause, D. Klop- stein, L. Leslie, J. Mattek, J. Koelzer, J. Lund, G. Klitzka ROW 2-M. Maly, P, Krall, C. Matuszuwski, J. Kryka, P Martiny, M. Markraaf, H. Krause ROW 1-K. Leslie, I. Leopold, L. Lee, C. Marx, O. Kurth, E. Mazanec .ffkfg ,XJ L l f5s,,3'.'f-..eg ,Mg L .gd Q 1 ' Page 19 . ,, -.......A.a..-.......,.a .,.., . MR. BLASKY ROW 4-L. Servi, R. Scott, B. Skeil, J. Tews, D. Thorne R. Schwartz, J. Standiford J. Seis ROW -R. Swanson J Schu 3 f - ' man, D. Stuiber,J. Strausser, J. Sundell, L. Schumitsch M. Servi, K. Schutlz, M Servi' Row 2-E. summ, L. Seidl R. Schroeder, B. Skinner,J Servi, D. Thompson, K Steinfest ROW I-T. Stengl, E. Sten 1, A. Strobel, C. Seis, P. Schrir, B. Smith s 4 4 J P WM? Page 20 Olsen Hardware - Dabel Jewelers MISS KUHARSKI ROW 3-G. Patzer, S. Perry A. Oldenburg, I. Ryland, D Olks, L. Pendleton, D Parker, T. Olks, J. Reif, F Schedlbauer ROW 2-B. Schardt, G. Pack- ard, M. Paff, E. Remington J. Pilecky, P. Petrowski, T. Prasalowicz, G. Pacer, B Schmoll ROW l-J. Schilleman, B Pederson, E. Sawicke, L Prochaska, B. Ochs, D. Reed I. Schilleman, I. Pagel, P Parsons, J. Schiffeblin ,X 4l. MR. PAGE ROW 4-J. Walkner, E. Yarie, B Urban, I. Zwickey. W. Warg H. Van Ooyen ROW 3-A. Zima, R. Young, I Tibbett, A. Zaucha, A. Winter J. Wirth, B. Van Ooyen ROW 2-G. Weber, R. W C. Zupan, P. Zangl, B. ROW 1-C. VerHaagh, M Yeeman, G. Tooley. I. Vertz, E. Yankee, M. Wilcenski, I Tourtillot 1 .Ii 11 'Q , , 7- In W' ., . ' A ,W M .T WW A W, W nl. ..-......-...., X 4 M J ,J f . zz ' , 1 f AV V, I V iw! , wy, ,f.,. 4 I W ,V Y -ff. f 7 f W In Y , 4 45 Lg W X ' I X 7 , A X ftp I I N 4 7 ' ' v u. ' y yibffx :Mm ' 'I v ' I Di I , If , ' A X A eu ' R is av A f A ' ' , ' ,f ff , I ' " 4 , ff., il, l N ...Q-4...-......r.... , .fy'f2y' it ,, .. -, f Hi' 2 rf" fg ' A - WAA ' n' QW' - e - . . r McCand1ess 8. Zobel Co. p age 21 SUPPURTI G CAS " f Qs "1 gy' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Tom Prosser Vice President Marilyn Osness Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Kennedy We, the class of "54", finished our junior year with a lot more sureness of ourselves than we had as sophomores. As sophomores we chose Dennis Carter, Dave Burt, and Kaye Frederick as our class officers. For a float theme for homecoming we had "Keep the Robins Flyin to the End Zone." We were all satisfied in all of our choices. Sharon Cahag represented Antigo High in the District Forensic Contest at Stevens Point. In sports the class was represented in both football and basketball. We also had active participants in various other activities. At the "spread" the sophomores were victorious by getting a prize for the most original idea, which was Robinhood. In our junior year, the class chose as officers TomProsser, Marilyn Osness, and Peggy Kermedy. As a float theme we chose "We're Pulling for Amigo." The showing the juniors made in football and basketball was excellent and proves to be promising of many victories next year. The greatest task of the junior year is the chosing of a Prom theme. The theme chosen for this year was 'Castles Under the Stars." The committees worked hard to make their prom a big success. Page 22 Gibbons Bros . SUPPURTING CAS -I ',k, --.-..v........,......... .,...w...g N ..M....,..,....,,., IP' mu. wt Q . Qw My was ,RN ,Q MR, LYONS ROW 3-F. Crandal, B. Draeger- D. Drengler, D. Cahak, M Cross, D. Carter, L.Eckelsto- 1 X fer ROW 2-G. Glark, C. Callahan, L. Danielson, L. De Bord, B . Disher, ?. De Vine, D. Die- trich, S. Cahak, L. Clark ROW 3-L. Dobbs, A. Damitz, G. Drake, S. Cline, D. De Broux, R. Draeger, B. Euler L... I . . Ni f wma .V 33"-, WNf...,.,....M....,..,,.... MR. WEIX ROW 3-J. Babcock, J. Burner, A. Benks, P. Arveson, D. Burt ROW 2-D. Arrowood, J. Bolen, S. Bacon, B. Armstrong, P. Brandt, M. Bauknecht, G. Brerl M. Bryan ROW l-A. Bula, J. Baraniak, F. Bruening, C. Bruxer, M. Bornenan J. Berndr, J. Aulik, C. Ballas 2 s ., an We ,fs .U , ivan'-on V ,, , ., .H ,, , , . .,.. , b , ,. S' ' i W5 ' if 'WW ...iff ff. . f 'Qi ' ,, I f .,. , I. - ,., . 4 -P - r f Y xy . - 2, A ii m'?'i,M. ja 4 41? C ' ' R ' 1' ' 'f ' vf:,. - if A W. 5 74 Z ,Qwe bg? ff Qi X GIBBONS BROS, F Page 23 I r 1 f. l qwdilipwi Vigrf, X fill ,G K3 9 V I, I 1 ' H Mrss Moons I rw --W g' 'ff M, Q, if . ' ROW 4-B. Gardisky, G. Hoff- f QAM 9 P Q 47 x W V' sv 5 man, G. Hunter, K. Gee, B. , ji- ,ff'Q:31' fe? L H Q. Gillispie, R. Galarouicz 115 '. ,-,if - W ROW 3 -R. I-Iusnick, J. Hof- f E' A ffpb' . . X P mann, R.F1eischman, E. Fick, . gf, L. Hubatch, D. Guenthner, J ' E WJ ', G. Guenthner ROW 2-B. Fischer, N. Harm R. Helmig, N. Gokey, M. Gibbons, J. Halarna, N. Hun- X ter, S. Grusinger ROW 1- R. Hoffmeister Hoffmeister, S. Funk, L. Fleischman, L. Grady, K. Frederick, V. Halama f' fa . r M315 Qfffja 2 'Q 18,4 Ai ww 5 .RW ..-W 5 I . K W " . f 7 ' N22 f -Wfr '- ' 14 Q ' r 2, Q .3 A 5 - V ,.,. . .,., , H b N, X--- .. f , 1 1 J . ' 1 ,............... ,......,. S ff' , in ' Q 'P . ' M., .1 -'. ff. vm- Q . -1 4 ' , iw 'lf ' 9' l.41'.'15-1"'Tl33i9fl. X. FEVERZ-7' Qi 'R 1 Page 24 PALACE THEATER-MOLLES JEWELRY STORE Mrss scorr Row 3-R. King, M. Jicha, D. Kubiacyck, J. Kaiser, B. Kos- tellac, F. Kestly, R. Keen, B. Krueger ROW 2-F. Kuhr, P. Kennedy, M. Kozarek, A. Kluball, J. Keen, R. Jilek, G. Krueger ROW J-B. Klitz, J. Kosinski, N. Kretz, B. Jones, D. Kol- pack, M. Kluwe EXX X X XX ,XX .X .X in X , X x .xox R X .X x ...x , X X . xx X. .x .X',X.XBx,Q W , X X xx - 1 X R k R - . X r S-. -X 'XX xx-.X X ., -. X . X R N X . R X V :- .....,.n...... .......-....-..... W .. . ........n...-..g..f.4..A-..4.. .. . ...,. .......,....,...,.......,.-, ,...........--...Q.....,,,.... Aff . 5 v-lib, 3 tg, 5 v L . A 9 iff f Q an . . K A - .:1.., I t Y 1 U35 . . fr - " ' '-1 'Q' W . f O ks 5 x 59 K A' MRS. MUELLER ROW 3-G. Moss, D. Mork, T McDougal, J. Mikkelson, F Manrhey, J. Leirerman ROW 2-N. Lucht, B. Mayo, I Luehring, C. Lenzner, N Motts, J. Morgan, P. Miller L. McPhai1 ROW 1-J. Maedke, G. Lenzner M. Long, M. Monk, E. Monk M. Lindeman, A. Miller, M Maly, M. McGourty, E. Mc- Ginley I! H4-wjiy. -R , 2-' . ? . IE of 'H in if MR. CIEIRRAN P k 1 -A, Q' -,, QR --f- if f , f 3. ".,l,1Z. z ' 4: I ROW 3-J. Opic ka, J. SVS , . , ig -" M 'M ' ri . u: O' rf , H ' I. Novak, T. Prosser, J. Plzak, Q51 -A ,T W fic , 'f' ts.. M. Myszka, D. Noskowiak - V fw 'F -' X, X 3 , L ,+L 5 - Row 2-G. Mundr, E. mera, 'W' 'ggi , f f X. UL ? M M. Parsons, A. Oldenburg, M. , , W fa V OsnessY.Nicko1son,T.Muench f My A S! 1 ROW 1-B. Novak, J. Pilhofer, ' ....-W-.. ' ' 1 M. Noskowiak, M. Pavek, J. 'In u L ' Pavlichek, M. Pizl, C. Purdy A. Ottman Amigo Cafe-Teske Clothing Store page 25 Mr. GUENSBERG ROW 3-E. Runions, L. Rey- .. ...,.....-...... ., ew - 1 -5 fr' IV' O R f , 'i' UQ? ' 1 V7 - nolds, J. Schlundt, C.Schmidt O. Schlutz ROW 2-M. Riemer, S. Sickin- ger, V. Schacker, G. Schmidt, D. Remington, E. Schneider, A. Sharkey ROW 1-M. Sveda, R. Rohacek E. Remington, D. Simon, D Summ, L. Sharp, M. Servi A it br.Lesf'5a iwef awww V, ,.,. ' 1 V lfl, ,W V i ...M S r , 5. , r, f Q , A ...,., W., M.. V . MV .IN ,Vg I, 7 V V Q . 1 ,.,. .,. ?zZ2,, il 4-212 . it QQ, V VV . MR. DAVIS az W -V-f 5 ' ROW 4-C. Warren, H. Wagner 2' V ee 1 'V' T. Waildelich, J. Zoern. J Qfxf- ....-aug. 3 Page 26 Lloyd's Music Store-Woolworth Store berg chke, J. Tatro, J. Zabransky D. Whiteaker, E. Tatro, N Waldvogel, P. Wanca ROW 2-Y. Tatro, R. Wesley R. Wild, P. Tillman, C. Wild B. Worrnan, R. Voltz ROW 1-P. Wolf, D. Wilsenski D. Wagner, L. Zaldivar, S Tillman, D. Weber .. Winter, L. Zangl, R. Vanden- ROW3-M. Wirz, B. Wiers- HE ST R' 0FF CHR W x " jf 1, via ! Ag j ff f 45 g 7 1 . h 2 y rwgx V . President .................. . ......... ..... . Wes Mader Vice President . . . . . . ...... Sharon Clark Secretary Treasurer . . .... DOriS SCh111T1iISCh As Sophomores, our class officers were Jack Tooley, Collette McCormick and Pat Fletcher. Our Homecoming float was "We'll Stew Wausau". Everyone seemed well satisfied. We entered our junior year with hopes of making it the most successful junior class ever. The class officers were Arliss Strobel, Mary Kennedy and Pete Petroll. The theme of our Homecoming float was "Toast to Amigo". It received honorable mention. The most important event of that year was the beautiful prom "Jungle Fantasy". The king and queen were Wayne Lukas and Sharon Clark. Much hard work was put into this project but it was all worth while. There were many partici- pants in all sports and activities. In the spring of "52" we entered our final year at Amigo High. The class officers were Wes Mader, Sharon Clark and Doris Schumitsch. The first ig event was Homecoming. Our queen and her court were Doris Schumitsch, Mary Kennedy, Sharon Clark, Norma Stasek, and Carol Braun. The senior class float was "Hold that Tiger" which took first place, Soon after this we started working on the Snowball. Everyone spent a lovely evening in Paris. The king was Wes Mader and honorary queen was Janet Murrayg the queen Collette McCormick and honorary kin Arliss Strobel reigned over the formal. With the coming of graduation we are striving to mage these the best years of our lives. HOME THEATRE Page 27 PRESENTI G THE PAUL ANDERSON In these days you must go to heaven to find an angel. ,343 ROBERT BARSKE Be silent and safe, si- lence never betrays you. fy. LOIS BANCZAK Always happy, always kindg she's the type we like to find. 1' CON BAUSCHKA Why should the devil have all the good times? Rowland Hill 'K fi :wy- fl V, V1 1-:ug QM, A. f11u::f,f1:4f-, rj, 1' " an ff 12122 A ,, ' ef ' of Us , . 1: A X 1 Vi, ' , . , 2' Rf: y . . 2. IACK BARKER The labourer is worthy of his reward. If lil, 4 MARILYN BELOTT She's little and she's wiseg she's a wonder for her size. 'band' FRANK BERG JACK BLAHA Speech is great, but My .life is like the silence is greater . Page 28 Mrssissippig 1t'S lined with bluffs. DALE BLACZYK Iponder not, but yet I know why this and that are thus, and so. X JOAN BARNETT A likeable girl we all agree, a ready smile for all has she. ELEANOR BERDAN Have your fun now while you cang Today willnever come again. ag' JAMES BOLL He's a sure card. GORDON BRANDT As a wit, if not first, in the very first line. -if CAROL BRAUN KURT BREIHAN LORETTA BRICKO Some think the world It is misery to be a hand- Nothing is impossible to was made for fun, , , some man. the willing heart. Well, so do I. PLATUS HeyWOOC1 'f Q f ,A U, MARILYN BRUENING Iftalking is good for one's health, I'1l live forever. MARY BUCH WILLIAM CAHAK MARY CALLAHAN There is a time ofspeak- Nothing is more to me Ambition is the incentive in and a time of being than myself. that makes purpose great stiil. STIRNER and achievement greater. CAXTON un., VKX BERNARD CHECKAL PEG CHERVENKA SHARON CLARK RONALD COLEY Good humor is goodness Such joy ambition Ends. Full of fun and fancy free. Our whole life is a play and wisdom combined. and I do my share of act- ing up. PENNEY STORE Pa ge 29 '45 LIANE COUSINEAU PATSY DAMITZ. JOAN DEMESY JERRY DE WAN Happy am lg from care Never serious, always a Cheerfulness is an atmo- Well liked in generalg but I'm free! Why aren't smile. sphere under which every by one in special. they all contented like one thrives. me? MJJL1.-11f72"" zzxxzgzixgi . ,un A MARY ANN DE WAN ROSEMARY DONEHUE GORDON DORN BEVERLY DRAEGER Here and There and Every- A horse and saddle and off To know him better is to All things come to her who where. I' ll go. like him more. will but wait. LONGFELLOW m""v-,.,,.,,,, ff JAMES DREXLER BILL DUERNBERGER NANCY DUESCHER DICK DVORAK Silence is the key to con- The ood man is his own Hearty faith and honest This whole world is but tent. irienci cheerg welcome to the a stage andl do my share SOPHOCLES sweet of the year. of acting up. Page 30 BADGER PAINT STORE lg LW . U aw 2 JOHN DZAMARSKI In quietness and in confi- Wh? DQQVQ' EUGENE ELLIOTT The cautious seldom err. dence shall be your Confucius strength. JACK ELLIOTT Conversation enriches the understandin , but soli- tude is the sciool of gen- ius. Gibbon CARROLL ERLANDSON Here is a man to hold against the world. IO FLEISCHMAN Good sense which is only a gift of heaven. KEN FEDERMAN IfI cannot do great things, I will do small things in a great way. Clarke , ff , O V r f-.. ,,,, VQ', I 5 I 1 I sx?'.f f f Q , BILL FLEMMING The muscles on his brawny arms are strong as iron bands. Longfellow JOE FIERST I've taken my fun where I've found it. Kipling PAT FLETCHER A person who knows her own mind and sticksto it, Who sees at once what is to be done and does it. Hazlitt JEANNE HAT 86 DRESSES GAMBLE5 STORE IANICE EMENECKER Good things come in small packages. 1911" FISCHER JAMES The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Sir Henry V4 42 .3 1 47 . 302' f. Z X Af fgg, , s me .n,rss CLARA FRANC Ever ready with a smile or a helping hand. Page 31 yew? 'XM ss, W , 5 A 'ai 1 6 SHIRLEY FRISCH She keeps her face to the sunshine so she can see the shadows. fr 'Q' JOAN GRESS A lot of fun this lass with many pals in every class. M ,.,.,? RUTH GUENTHNER A girl both serious and gayg a friend to all roughout the day. Page 32 TERRY FRONEK Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn't do. GERDA GROSSKURTH If you would be loved, love, and be loved like she. GAYLORD GALLIGAN I drive my truck both day and night. fy I IRMGARD GROSSKURTH A girl, wherein we feel, there is some kindly thought. flaw ami, QW CAROL HANSEN SHIRLEY HARTGENBUSH Hitch your wagon to a A smile that beams just star. like the sung just being happy is lots of fun. ANTIGO HARDWARE IOHNSON'S FLOWER SHOP JOHN GIBBONS The price of wisdom is above rubies. GARTH GRUENSTERN I'm not very tall... neither was Napoleon. AUREL HELLER H-'1IJDY"g0-lucky, fancy free. nothing seem bother me. lnn sto lf 1' NS.. 'gf' I - VONN HELLER MARY I. HENDRICKS GERTRUDE HIPKE MARIE. HOERMAN. Her winning manner and A master hand of art-a Atrue friend all the while, There's mischief lurking smiling face will make nameless grace. always ready wirha smile. behilld Those SVCS- her friends in every place. RICHARD HOFFMAN Thou shall be steadfast and shall not fear. ff . -V L fm, if X W ff . We gp! f ,y ARLEEN HOMMERDING Her happiness adds and multiplies as she divides it with others. CHARLENE HOLLIDAY ANN HOLUP Afriend in need isa friend Why worry and grow gray? indeed. Life's an adventure bright and gay. I ' f at H X ,ff -I wi ' A X l . s"s , f l 1 ' l es a if RICHARD HORTON An honest man is the no blest work. HOES CLOTHING ARLEEN HOUDEK Welcomes as the flowers of May. BACON'S ALLEYS BILL HOLUP Silence is golden. . , 5' R , - Z , 'vii may K g A ' f , 7 1, 1 R Xl f 2 NATE HUFF I could enjoy school life if I didn't have to study. Page as A !,, ' A in Jw W mt' 6' , , , f ,w r X ' y , . 5' fn , , , J 7 wry J I fi "" -475' ' V ag if ts J an W 5 5 1' BETTY IGL HAROLD IGL ROBERT JAMES ROBERT JILEK What a life! Now let's do His greatest task was to get The devil in disguise. I want to be bashful, but something exciting. a girl. The girls WOI1'I let me. Z ,ff J I H f, as 3 W J K V ,',,: ,Z ,V ff .ai I I M is f 'X I ft, ,,,, K GERALDINE JONES MILTON JONES ROBERT JONES JANET KALKOFEN A cheery word and a plea- With freckles of tan, and a Manis the only animal that Coming events cast their sant smile go toward mak- fun loving grin. blushes-or needs to. shadows before. ing life worth while. Mark Twain DOLORES KAPLAN DOROTHY KAPUSTA MARY KENNEDY JOHN KLEMANN Outof the abundance of the Full of fun and mischief You can tell she's Irish by Adam's rib has been the heart, the mouth speaketh. too. her hair, but if you look cause of all his Ugubleg, New Testament. for her temper you'll not find it anywhere. page 34 DIXIE LUNCH BOBS 66 SERVICE STATION shun Kxwr GLENN KLITZKA A pleasant agreeable sort, well-liked and a good sport. PATRICIA KLOPSTEIN The beauty of the heavens is the starsg the beauty of the women is their hair. CARRIE LOU KNUTSON DOROTHY KOHN To blush is beautiful, but Born with a gift of laughter sometimes inconvenient. and a sense that the world is mad. LAVONNE KNAPP MARY ANN KNAPP Look to the east, and look The sweetestrhing thatever to the Wes' . lived besides a human hand. as-. LOUIS KORTH 'Tis something to be willing to commend. . .but my best praise is that I am your friend. HAROLD KOLTZ His hair is his fortune. MARION KORTH JANE KRALL The contented mind is the She's sometimes glad. She's only riches, the only quiet- sometimes sad. Ever mis- nessf, the only happiness. schievous but never bad. LARRY KRAUSE GENE KRESSEL A buried talent is never Handsome is that handsome buried treasure, talent be- does. comes treasures only though use. HIRES BOTTLING CO. Page 35 E . tsii 1 ,hli Q 'I ff ew f 29 70 " D 'W f 1 ' 1 A, 1 safe 1 1 xx f f .f H f 3 I 136 W ' ' 1 9' If ffff M ,a I 1151 ff Qfff ff W , X , I Q I fn 9 i M2 f f if ' K W , W1 , 6 if DL HAROLD KRUEGER GERALD KRYKA EUGENE LA FAVE ANN LAMBERT I'm no ladies' man, one is Who taught you all this Ready for anythingyou night He best can paint them who all I can handle. folly at this early age? ask, be it fun or e it task. shall feel them most. Pope Y b, ',',.ls..: :af-7' W H, V 3 DIANE LAUBY PAT LEIDHEISL MARGIE LEMMER VIRGINIA LENZNER With a smile on her lips. A good laugh is sunshine in Fine and delicate and shy. I never worry, I never fret. a house. Ifl can't remember, I just forget. 7 aw VIVIAN LESLIE TERRY LINDSEY DONNA LOENDORF WAYNE LUKAS Fair is she and fleet of limbg A good nature is stronger than How can I study with some- A horse! a horse my king. a lover of sports with lots of tomahawks. thin more interesting on my dom for a horse. vim. Emerson mins. Shakespeare. Page 36 HY-LAND LAKES 1 'M 1f', . ,,,-',, P ,,Q, JAMES LUND BARBARA LYON GEORGE MACDONALD PHILIP MACH A booming voice from a Heart as sound as a bell. There's a good time com- Blessed is the man whose booming person. ing. strength is in thee. Scott Psalm 84:5 I WESLEX MADER VAL MARCINIAK MARYLEE MARKGRAF GEORGE MARSHALL Genius is ninry per cent I have oft repetted my A merry heart doth good A sunny disposition is the hard work and perseverance. speech--but never my sil- like medicine. very soul of success. Edison ence . Mad-le ws Syrus 5 5 E I I i W9 A , ,WM ff YVONNE MATCHIE CONNIE MATTEK MARGARET MATUCHESKI COLETTE MCCORMICK .It is a beautiful necessity A little learning is danger- Ambitious, cheerful, and Ican believe anythingprov- of our nature to love some- ous. kind. iding it is incredible. thing. Wilde Gerrold LANGLADE LAUNDRY 8a CLEANERS Page 37 - .ff, f ., J.. Q '-Ah,. -4,f K ,, if AA JACK MCDOUGAL MERLE MCDOUGAL MARIBETH MCGEE He'slrish. . .that's enough. The Irish have the best A kind and gentle soul was hearts in the three king- she. doms. 'xx dis 'T 3' Y 9 ll AI MICHAEL MEHARG I to myself dearer than a friend. BEVERLY MIKKELSON FRANCIS MOSS JAMES MEIDL THOMAS MURRAY A smile for everyone. Blessed be the man who in- The rules of my life is to I ask to know. vented sleep. make business a pleasure, Inn and pleasure my business. iaith' SHIRLEY NARLOW ROGER NOLAN JACK NOREM 3 P BEVERLY NOSKOWIAK Sunshine follows her where- Much haveI seen and know. He has a quiet nature, but A cheerful temper joined ever she may go. mischief lurks underneath. with innocence. page 38 DUN RITE ELECTRIC co. 'Dy THOMAS NOWOTNY SALLY O'BRIEN HELEN OLDENBURG NANCY OLDENBURG His facial expressions ex- Natural, simple, affect- Her works always done-but A charming and 'friendly plain everything. ing. . . . she finds time for fun. smile for al . 235' SV, ,,, GLADYS PAGE A sunny disposition is worth half the battle. MVS, WY? PETER PETROLL For he's a jolly good fellow. EVELYN PARSONS Be Merry, enjoy life. JOHN PARSONS When the will is ready the feet are light, nothing is difficult to a willed man. RODNEY PERRY To know him better is to like him more. f , ns.. t f GERALD PILHOFER I don't say much, but I do Life is one thing after an One ofthose friends ofwhom a lot of thinking. other, love is two things you are always sure. after each other. MARVIN PILON MHIIAM PILON CLERMONT BOOK 8: ART STORE Page 39 iyl , , vi V'V' s ,X , fs as lm, X, as -al k", X g f . Vhh g , g mh,hI A Q ,gg . LAWIHENCE PRICKETTE HARRY PRIES JOANN PROCHASKA DAN PROEDOEHL There are only three great A loyal friend and a glood Ishall laugh! Gee, fellows,I wishI'd been men living. Myself..and scout, always ready to elp born rich instead of good- 1've forgotten the other two. you Out. looking. 'M We "rs wif 4. A , , ,V ,, , 1 6 WILLIAM PROEDOEHL GEORGE REIF LEROY REMINGTON I ANET REZNICHEK I know the football field A gentleman is better late You live but one life, and Iwas cutout to be an angel, isn't the only place you than never. why not take it easy. but, someone ran away with need a good line. the pattern. SHIRLEY RICHARDS HAROLD ROEHRIG SALLY ROSIO CHARLES SARRIS To worry is folly, let's grin I am a man of actions, not Bashful is as bashful doesg I am the kind of Rome, and and be jolly. of words. this is what I never was. above grammar. Sigismund page 40 DABEL'S JEWELRY STORE CHARLENE SCHROEDER A pretty girl is like a mel- ody. PAUL SCHUMAN ' 4 4 I t M I l ul' I -dfly y sul 94 em i JOHN SCHROEDER I mean to make myself a man. and if I succeed in that, I shall succeed in everything. Twain DOLORES SCHUMITSCH Notbold or shy, but a swell A cheerful face is nearly as guy . ood for an invalid as Eealthy weather . Franklin ut ,p" '21 fs , : .f ,ff J .r,r2,r jl, ,,y,., Qgi , . ROSEMARY SCHROEDER JEAN SCHROEPFER The more one says, the less Good natured and true people remember. hearted is she. DORIS SCHUMITSCH GEORGIA SEIS Never misses a chance df A dimple in her chin, a saying a kind word, or of devil within. doing a friendly act. Proverb Franklin a0'fMr 2 ff ' -fmwf Y Egfr' ' LUELLA SERVI JERRY SHEBUSKI ENID SIMON MAE ELIEN SIMON Still waters, are forever Me minus work...Ah Para- A quiet lass: there are few Blessed are the meek, for restful. disel who know the treasure in they shall inherit the earth her. New Testament WESTERN AUTO Page 41 vu' fa" - a A A - , 'C' f T f f ,fgiza f -l f 15X "" 1 if ,ll JAMES SMITH NORMA STASEK JAMES STEED He is a worker and will suc- There is no cosmetic for At tennis this boy is a starg ceed. beauty like happiness. we hope that he'll go mighty far. RICHARD STRASSER ARLISS STROBEL DAVID SUMM VYRL STEINFEST Laugh away sorrow, dash away careg I'm off for a good time come if you dare. JAMES TEIPNER There is no argumentequal merry heart doeth good An affable and courteous All great men are dyin I to a happy smile. like a medicine. gentleman. don't feel so well myself. Z, GLORIA TEWS ROSEMARY THEISEN CAROL THOMAE JOHN TOOLEY As merry as the day is long. Life is short, why not enjoy A pleasant face is a silent Nothing great was ever it? recommendation. page 42 SARRIS SWEET SHOP achieved without enthu- siasm . iw? MELVIN TURNEY SHIRLEY URBAN ART UTNEHMER MARGARET VASSAU He thinks too much, She has a pleasant man- Handsome and daring. To hear her laugh such men are danger- ner that makes you want is to want to laugh ous. to know her and be yourself. friends. fi and Y X , JAMES WADDELL Few things are im- possible to diligence and skill. If I . . ,Mr E ,f!'f f ff. as, . 5' 0 Y , t, 3.11. I " ,ef f 3 5 if V, A - ,fu-'l .. JOHN WARNER MARY WEGNER GARY WEIDLER What should a man Life's too short to A way to get ahead, do but be merry? lose in study. is to use t e one you have. A My A A we Q ., f.f, f jffw ,, y A " - A ' iail. BEVERLY WEIX DOUGLAS WENDT SUE WEST IOANNE WEYENBERG Petite, and oh so There was never a A bright flame I hurry notg neither sweet. saint with red hair. in a world of do I worry. Russian Proverb sparks' PHILCO TV 8a RADIO Page 43 K s E if 2 JOHN WILCENSK1 RICHARD WILLIAMS OTTO WIRTH RAYMOND YONKEE His studious reputation has Generally speaking, I'm Thou art so full of mystery. Men of few words are the won much admiration. generally speaking. best men. Shakespeare Q5 J' 'FJ' H-7' JEROME YOUNG ROBERT ZAUCHA LOUIS ZDRAZIL RONALD ZELAZOSKI The ladies call him sweet At first he seems quiet and Early to bed, early to rise, I believe in taking things as shy, but after you know and you miss the best part they come. him--oh my! of the day. 5 W wg,,,.f, ,E in , , JERRY ZELENKA LADD ZELENKA BERNICE ZOLLPRIESTER CAROL ZOLLPRIESTER I'm no ladies' man, one is Iwonder why heads must al- Quiet and sweet, smiling The most manifest si n of 311 1 can handle, ways grow hair. and neat. WiSd0ffl. is continual ciieer fullness. Montaigne Page 44 ADDED ATTRACTIONS . 3101 A-9 Q x Q'-'lflffff NWN E yAYx 8 fab WN , XV 'JJ KL? Page 45 E SENIDRS PRESENT SENIORS Walola Breckenridige Carol Hanson Therese Brown Gloria Tews Newsboy Larry Pricket L 4 ,am 'Q W' ,fer , f fwnfa., Amelia Dennis Sharon Clark Caroline Blaskesly Marion Korth Grace Schoenbeck Mary Kennedy v WW Page 46 THE LITTL W ,M OG AUGH 2i,.lfWr-0, is B My ,4,g. aa 4:75 7 ' M 3 2 , Mark 'Bradford---Jerry Lindsay Horatio P. Honeywell ------- John Parsons at W Laurie Huntington ----- Pat Fletcher Sidney Huntington ----- Larry Krause Martha Huntington ----- Collette McCormick Wally Huntington ----- Bill Cahak Miss Gustavesky ------ Dolores Kaplan Joan Wood---Josephine Fleischrnan Ted Wood---Gary Weidler Lilian Wood---Norma Stasek Page 47 JU GLE . 4 Q 1 ' A .LQ H Wa f w,1'L , gg, ,N , 5 by V, I fl, 755 I v,.V. I f W Q . ,. if 4 9 w 1 ' 4 I ."' A' 5- X I ' K ' "' V f Q? - , "w L ,.,L f M 1 , J I f 4 ,"' L if AN ASY fbx-.. ffl? AL 'RX- Page 49 THE GREATE S T ,M Xfjk J if--N. CQ W X-Kkf i NXXNR X' Q M Q El V7 f ! X fv X f db , Fw 3?f' 6522? Hia 2 yqyw , 4 , , 5 J X! W Q X If , K Q , X! 'xfff'x.,g' M fi"-:Ri LJ! 'N 3 f PM MMM ,f jf' fl .,,, N ,f--X ' K 1-Y ff XJ Q .N rj S6 E Page 50 SHOW ON EARTH A-.zlih !4ktl.A ' ' Vw. ...,, J,,,lN , -H-sxffl , , I-MHOIECUIIIIKG --Q 1-15 2 ' XRNNX 1 -- Pag 51 na- nNTl:n Ev: L , fxgf fl x, 'f 3, v 'ji -5 , ', - 4' 'ISF 'QQ WWW """" g-2 QE IN PARIS s x fy 'Wx Xffkg.. Q O 1 f L- ' lx aiglu lxsn s , 92,1 5 i lr 4xv 1 v 'Q . V V 4 'X l The Annual Snowball was held Dec. 26, 1952. Wes Mader and Colette x McCormick were crowned king and queen with their dates Janet Murray and xt - :rx vis' -N: x S 'h ix r -Al E 4 Sqft, W' l Vx W D NX N A pf!" . VA. ' Arlrss Strobel reigning as honorary king and queen. The Court of Honor was: Pat Fletcher--Mike McKenna Carol Hansen--Art Utnehmer June Kvarda--John Parsons Sharon Clark--Jack Blaha Margie Vassau--Dave Polzin Arlene Houdek--Dick Horton Norma Stasek--Dick Winter Pat Klopstein--Jack Turney Doris Schumitsch--Jim Ably Delores Schurnitsch--Dick Hoffman Char Schroeder--Jirn Crowley Marlene Kozarek--Jerry Lindsay JoAnn Prochaska--Ron Coley Bev Draeger--Jim Fisher A Page 53 Y an W 1 ,W in arf' .1 W9 ,M I WN if 'YDH1 'Kia 'syn-.f' :trim .,., ,uw Q4 My QV M 1 M, ,M ff' ,A ,ge , pw-'W 1, f 5, fig ,V , 4 4, ff f GULF TE IIIIS Q19 ,liigiiaiggzg ASEBA BASEBAuFllllTBAll Page 55 VAR ITY FOOTB LL SQU D ' 14521 TOP ROW: SCHLUNDT I., WADDELL, REIF, GRANTMAN, KRALL, DRAEGER, KUBIACZYK. ROW 2 BLAHA, KESTLY, KOSTELAC, REYNOLDS, SCHEDELBAUER, SERVI, HUBATCH, CARTER. ROW3 BURT, SCHLUNDT G., DORN, FLEMING, WINTER, DRENGLER, GARDISKY. BOTTOM ROW: SARRIS, STROBEL, TEIPNER, COLEY, KORTH, WILLIAMS. XX K l 1 FIGHT l' SVI-Q Avr- jo 'u. N COACHES: LUND, MADER, CHAMBERLAIN MANAGERS: KUBIACZYK, Page 56 SCHLUNDT, HECKMAN RUBINS AC SEASON'S RECORD Amigo l2 Shawano 19 Amigo 6 Marshfield 7 Antigo 6 Rapids 19 Amigo 7 Point 13 Antigo 0 Merrill 0 Amigo 13 Rhinelander 14 Amigo 6 Wausau 20 X in , ., 0, JI: W 'W 1 .. f .. ,xl Page 57 'I' R PIGSKI ARLIE STROBEL BILL PRODOEHL N 053 CHARLIE SARRIS tv V' , Page 58 FRITZ, IQESTLY LA VERNE HUBATCH ERFURMERS XX v gg .N,,. . If JACK BLAHA JACK WINTER f M' JJ . . - .f...., , FRITZ SCHED LBAUER LOUIE KORTH JIM WADDELL DAVE BURT ,f f QI Page 59 N Pk DICK WILLIAMS BOB GARDISKY I? Page 60 GORDON DORN DICK DRENGLER f x GENE SCHLUNDT WAYNE LUKAS K f GRIDIRUN PROSPECTS ig., O f DEWAYNE CAHAK, .TIM REIF, BOB GRANTMAN, LYNN REYNOLDS, BOB DRAEGER Page 61 Page 62 PID A TIGU . ..-..Mk,A.wAY, no ' bn' The highly touted Robins, with a few breaks would have turneda somewhat gloomy season into a winning one. Actions shots shown above and below indicate that A. H. S. foes saw PLENTY of the Robins, before victory was in the bag. PORTS CAS Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Dec Dec De c. Dec Ian. Jan. Jan. Ian. Jan. Feb, Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. 4 Q., 41-,V VARSITY COACH BOB MADER 18-Marshfield 21-Wis. Rapids 26 -Tomahawk 28-Park Falls 2-Wittenberg 5 -Merrill 12-Wausau 19-Stevens Pt. 9-Rhinelander 16 -Marshfield -Marathon ' P -Tomahawk -Eagle River 19 23-Wis Ra ids 30 3 -Merrill 13-Wausau 14-Mosinee 20 - Stevens Pt. 27-Rhinelander SEASONS RECORD 39 Antigo Amigo Antigo Amigo Antigo Amigo Amigo Amigo Amigo Amigo Amigo Amigo Antigo Antigo Amigo Anti go Antigo Amigo Anti go NS ASKETB LL 6 In ,Ms ,, 11 ,,, JR. VARSITY COACH DICK LUND CAPTAIN ARLISS STROBEL M 8a L Shop Page 63 Page 64. VARSITY SQU R TOP ROW: D. KRALL, D. DRENGLER, I. BOLL, G., SCI-ILUNDT. SECOND ROW: I. MEIDL, C. SARRIS, F. KESTLY, I. WINTER, A. STROBEL. BOTTOM ROW: D. KUBIACZYK, BILL KOSTELAC, JIM WADDELL, P. PETROLL. UNIDR VARSITY TOP ROW: L. PENDLETON, L. REYNOLDS, I. EDER, B. WARG, I. REIF, I HECICMAN. BOTTOM ROW: T. OLK,D. PARKER, T. MCDOUGAL, D. OLK L. HUBATCH. VARSITY ASKETBALL Relying heavily on four lettermen, the Antigo School Robins launched their season with a win over Marshfield. From there on the Robins had their u s and downs ending in the second division in the con- ference. The fearless Robins fared much better against non-conference foes, winning four and dropping one. In midseason the team chose Arliss Strobel, senior guard, as captain for the remainder of the season. Jack Winter, junior forward, was high scorer for the Robins when the regular season ended, and wassamong the top seven scorers in the conference. The bright spot of the season for the team was its well earned victory over highly ranked Stevens Point, They squeezed past the Panthers by a score of 64-63. Losses by graduation this year were few, among those who have played for the last time were Jim Meidl, Arliss Strobel, Gene Schlundt, and Jim Waddell. Returning next year are DeWayne Cahak, Dick Drengler, Fritz Kestly, Bill Kostelac, Don Krall, Don Parker and Jack Winter. l Rhineiander Tomahawk. Herrin a M29 ARL115 STROBEL WGA-ASQ, lL S+CVeV1S Poi nf Mars h4'ield Wisconsin R apids Page 65 UBINS N PARADE DON KRALL IACK WINTER CHARLIE SARRIS Page 66 FRITZ. IGESTLY HM BOLL DICK DRENGLER GENE SCHLUNDT BILL KOSTELAC JIM WADDELL HM MEIDL Page 67 Ullp-...N P' Page 68 F lt'l'LTY R KID R. '3- ALL-STAR SQUAD FACULTY TEAM Jerry Lindsay Dick Lund Ron Conley Rudy Kohta Wayne Lukas Warren Chamberlain Pud Young Bob Mader Jerry Kryka John T horson Carroll Erlandson Morgan Poulette Jack Elliott Albert Tink Bill Proedehl Bud Davis John Schroeder Bob Curran Harold Roehrig 'Bill Petryk Dean Page Ray Blaskey Bud Mates "SINK IT, RON!" "WATCH THOSE FOULS" "WHAT A PASS!" "JUMP BALL" "NOW BOYS" "TWO FOR THE ALL-STARS" "OPEN YOUR EYES!" "MATTEKS STORE" Page 69 l THA RALS lnuamurals consists of touch-football, basketball, ping-pong, shuffleboard and volley ball. ln basketball there are three leagues: one playing during the noon hour and the other two during the evenings. Evening teams are divided into two leagues, the National and the American. After two rounds of play in each of these leagues, there is a playoff between the two top teams for the intramural championship. The outstanding senior boy participating in intramural athletics is given recognition. Climaxing the intramural basketball season is the annual Faculty-All Star game. Ten sen- ior boys are picked from the intramural teams to represent the student body as the All Stars. The purpose of intramurals is to give boys who cannot compete in varsity or junior varsity athletics an opportunity to participate in competitive athletics. Sportsmanship and teamwork are stressed and practiced by all who participate. The entire intramural program was directed by Mr. Blaskey. '. 4 cy if fy f 3 Q In I .fb.f,7y, ffvfiffsz 4 A W1 ' j . 7, we Z I Y nninnnnunuua-1,,,,,, . -'TWO points! '- "Nice Shot, Red!" Page 70 WAYNE REFRIGERATION GUNKEIJS BAKERY V --fxwel., ww, PQ . W J - 4 ., . " ',,ff.4x V A, I fig fi " f 1 ' 'waged , Aviv "Get That Rebound, Pud! " "Way To Hit, Luke!" 2 '- K ,,., K , f fy1,13.f,f,m4 , , yr" '-1 may "a:Q".5-Q V451 , .V 1' ,r 4 57- f ' -- ,,"w , " , www gm? 43555 , ., 4 5 , M K. - ,,, . ff ' Q:-ur iz--ng. - , W Q 9' . I, f,,f ,M N JW t ' M ' ' f yi: 5n.. !.5-,jizlzll ywx.. W Y, Mwwutmw AV I 7x4.ig,,.w.M,Q., . f"hwfe:L-4-400-fv4,ff,.f . .W 7' "f W' .- r-A-M. - f Q 'I X we ,, ,,,,,,,,, Eff " Harold Pumps Awavl " "Val Tries A Layup! " f I 5 Page '71 "Few Shots! " page 72 "Nice Work, Johnl' 'Zi KW avr" All " Wow! " Wfw ff ,f W ' V ' 'f' JT 1 ii U M pf- "Lukas Tallies Again! " EDITOR: Ev Parsons ASST. EDITOR: Anne Holup STAFF: Sally O'Brien Mary Ann Knapp ADS: Art Utnehmer Jerry De Wan Sue West Carol Hanson ART: Jim Waddell Shirley Hanson Janet Kalkofen Char Schroeder Sharon Clark Ruth Voltz Donna Weber Ill-LIGHT ASSISTANTS Collette McCormick Norma Stasek Barbara Lyon Pat Fletcher Connie Mattek Pat Klopstein SPORT S STAFF: Dave Burt Arliss Strobel Jim Waddell Jack Winter Don Krall Wayne Lukas ADVISOR: Mr. Davis PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Meyer BUSINESS ADVISOR: Miss Kuharski Diane Lauby Mary Kennedy Dick Williams Ron Coley Jim Schlundt .f""'-NX Jaw 5 OLK'S DRUG STORE ANTIGO HOUSE OF DIAMONDS Page '73 Page 74 BAN COLOR GUARDS D. Reed, M. Knoebel, M. Iicha, B. Mazenac, N. Blandford Con Bauschka Eugene LaFave Larry P1-ickette Louis Zdrazil Doris Schumitsh C arole Braun Jerome Fronek Margaret Matuchiski Jo Flieschman Nancy Discher ,JPEG Mary Kennedy KJ Jane Krall PP 99 if 2 5 -r - ,. R-1 P. Kennedy, I. Duchac, C. Bruxer, E. LaFave, T. Prosser, D. Schumitch, I. Holton, R, Crowe. R-2 J. Krall, N. Gokey, M. Kennedy, L. Huelburt, M. Iicha, C. Bauschka THE A-B-C BANDS The instrumental music division of the Antigo High School is an exceptionally active member of the school organizations. In its entirety the band is composed of over 120 pieces and is seen and heard on many occasions. For many concert and marching purposes, the A-B-C bands perform together. The main exception is the annual spring interscholastic music festival. During this past year each member participated in the contest at Stevens Point and Rhinelander and brought home many district and state honors. Our band was distinguished by winning the highest total number of points awarded in competition to bands in the Wisconsin Valley Festival. The annual spring concert was presented as usual including a varied program of pop- ular, swing, and classical numbers. These were all well received by a large and appre- ciative audience. The proceeds of such concerts are used to supplement the facilities pro- vided by the public schools for the instrumental music department. A new innovation this year was a very successful participation by the band in the Christmas Concert usually pre- sented by the vocal department. KAY DEE SUPER MARKET SOMAN-BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME Page 75 Page '76 .Q L51 N 'XQGTQT mfg' b s 6-7 N. G .ee X. X. 'N ' 'X PP 99 92 , S gf 'T W -5-I Q Lx R-1 L. Eckelstafer, I. Fleishman. R-2 K. Beautow, J. Buck, L. Scott, D. Hubatch, M. Fergin, R-3 B. Nosowick, P. Brandt, M. Kubiaczyk, C. Braun, B. Novak, F. Johnson. R-4 L. Hommerding, I. Fleischman, M. Fenton, K. Fenton. N. Osthmann, K. Deacy, G. Hoffman The band actively participates in football and basketball games and many other school activities during the year. As in previous years, the band was on hand at out-of-town foot- ball games, greatly adding to the spirit and enthusiasm of the local fans. Among other trips made by the band was a concert tour of several state high schools. These proved very successful and are hoped to be continued in the future. Numerous civic events and parades were led by the High School Band. Our only re- gret was that we had to miss the Loggers Convention at Escanaba this year due to a football game here on the same date. N MQ at J lg I N r" 'D' -? If 35 R-1 R. Young, L. Demlow R-2 J. Kunel, S. Kestly, S. Wolfe, J. Orritte, N. Staddle, I. Reed, B, Payne, R. Fenton, R. Fisher, I. Vosmek R-3 M. Matseski, P. Ehlers, S. Fleischman, G. Corneleis, S. Kestly, D. Kohn, L. Zdrazil, T. Jesse, E. Yarie ,K-,vfwffyg 4' ? R-1 J. Wormafl, E. Schwartz, J. Lund, L. Mendl, R. Portman, D. Fisher, F. Psenicka, M. Wirz, J. Fronek, W. Williams, D. Leslie R-2 N. Duescher, S. Oviatt, J. Joan, C. Beatow, G. Vosmek, T. Orthman, B. Guenthner, B. Hubatch, M. Maly, M. Matucheski R-3 T. Meyer, A. Arvey, S. Sylvester, J. Halada, B. Soman, J. Payne, J. Schuman, H. Packard, D. Wendt Page 77 1 OFFICERS President ..... Oral Schultz Vice President . . . . . . Dan Prodoehl SGCYSUITY .... . . . . . .... Gary Hunter TFCRSUISI . . . . . . .... Larry Prickette RSPOIICT . . . . . . . Gene Schwartz Sentinel . . . . . . . Louie Zadrazil Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Lyons 'W To develope competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership is the pur- pose of this club. To be a member you must be in vocational agriculture with satisfactory grades and a satisfactory farming program. Its activities include: Father 85 Son Banquet, Exhibit at County Fair, and the F. F. A. Educational Tour. It's honor is the Efficient Production Award. MEMBERS v, , -Els. al Q' . '1 f t, on A4 is fi.. L-,.N:'L'fiTw J' Q -' 3 .,-' I E 'E 4 . 'fx 3 fl' U ' ' A s v s x -ld, Q' ' M L E , . . Q , . ., 4 .4 uf .RI M page 78 ANTIGO sHoE HOSPITAL KASKE BROTHERS F.H. . The purpose of the F. H. A. is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Any pupil enrolled in the secondary school who is taking or has taken a homemak- ing course in the Junior or Senior High School may become a member. It's activities include: F,H,A, week, fall rallys, bake sales, barbecue sales, Christmas and Easter parties. Mother and Daughter banquet and the Style Show. It's honors are, Junior Homemaker Degree, Chapter Homemaker Degree, State Homemaker Degree, and American Homemaker Degree. Q57 eff N .1 X " ce - ' ' S 1"' Z . "3 '-iiQ Advisor: Miss Averill H si R-1 J, Vertz, J. Pavlichek, B. Hoffmeister, D. Simon, A. Miller, R-2 M. Parsons, M, Servi, R. Hoffmeister, R. Schroeder, R-3 H. Oldenburg, M. Fischer, B. Zollpreister, L, Servi, R-4 M. Simon, E. Simon, S. Urban CONS CARNEL CORN MARK GRAVEEN BARBER SHOP Page 79 ET EPSILO Advisor . . . . . Miss Albright Officers Sue West Carol Thomae Sharon Clark I ll Ti W '-Q: 6' 5- The purpose of Eta Epsilon is to develop a better understanding of Homemaking as a profession and to improve the homemaking de- partment. Its activities included a float in the homecoming parade, the selling of coffee at football games, a valentine party and the annual Spring fashion show. Xl page 80 HOME THEATRE www Members R-l C. Zollpreister, S. Clark, C. Hanson, P. Brandt, M. Pilon. R-2 M. Vassau, C. Thomae, J. Weyenberg, M. Maly, A. Hommerding, R-3 S. Frisch, M. McGee, M. Pizl, L, Banczak, R-5 S. Rosio 4n g G and Officers The G. A. A. just finished a very successful year. It was divid- ed into two groups. One group met down at the bowling allies every Wednesday night while the other group met in the gym or basketball or other sports. The splitting of the G. A. A. this year was something new and worked out very good. .A. A. Members I sshd Q2 E it Advisor Miss Juneau Board Members Ann Holup, Shirley Frisch, Janice Emmenecker, Carol Thomae, Anne Lambert, and Vivian Leslie. . .1 ,. , . . , My aff ' ' f 'K f, ggAQ,,MM6Zm,Ww, ,. ,V 4. f f I ,f,,f-We f f f f . , , , f , ,, , , , ,,iM.f, f f- ,,.ff ,.,.,,, H,-,, ,, .masa,g.L:,.4,wf4,.4,wW4q4f,.,yf .L W ,,.,,,.,,s.N . , , , ,N.,ffc,,.,f.,.,,,.,,f,,f,.,..., .,,,.4,,,.N X U Page 81 J, TIN CLU 2 ? Vm,A ..', , . V fury Q- "L" i, ,, i , , . . , X , , . T vw' we - Cr T 1 ,. A T ' O- ' , X 'rx X 2:1 f R X---1, kt if Y- ' ' f ' kin ,Ai 'kk J. 1. ., - " ,.., : x '. , + , if fav , 22 'zu gf . 'R .N 4 , 'S f ,sz Q M . , . , Qi, , 1 f Xe W -f MM'pVQAk'Qff xl X ,, I 1? ,, I I 'Z M "4 K' .Q - 1,1 -' fff ' if: V 1 1" ',4" , 'T 'T " 92 if 45 i .V A 17 Vviffgk if 1 ks ' 5 G if OFFICERS President ................ Jim Boll Vice President ....... Con Bauschka Secretary ....... ..... W es Mader Treasurer ...... . . . Pat Klopstein Advisor .... ..... Mi ss Hasse The requirements tor membership in the Latin Club are that you have had two years of Latin or are taking second year Latin. This year the theme for the Annual Banquet was "Orcus" , or the Underworld. The banquet was held Tuesday, March lO, in the Junior High study hall. The food was delic- ious, including everything from "eggs to Apples." The fellow Romans included such people as Pluto, king of the underworldg Proser- pina, his wifeg the three headed dogg and the boatman who carried people over the Styx River. Costumes of all kinds were seen but the togas were predominant. CLUB MEMBERS P Page 82 1 'QQQQV X K L IIEERLE DERS W 21 N JA M r , 5 , , g ,,N gn A, .Mf V A . -Z., ' V vm--W M Y . J, E ' 'ey - f4W4if: 1 ,W . 7' . 2 V 3 X 3 n,,. , M N M4 1 nw ,J I , Q ull, : ROW 1 B. Worman, C. McCormick, K. Frederick ROW 2 R. Draeger, A. Sharkey, N. Stasek ROW 3 M. Vassau, S. West, S. Cahak, B. Draeger To be a cheerleader a person must be a winner at the cheerleading tryouts held at the beginning of each school year. Practice is held once a week after school and sometimes during the noon hour. All games and assemblies require the presence of the cheerleaders. The first award to be won is a cheerleading letter, the second a gold megaphone and the third a gold bar. Margie, Barb, and Sue Bev, Teddy, Louise, and Nancy W Page 83 DE ' CLUB Page 84 nv o G A Y O aff -f r, Mx ' X .X 1 fy fl s 'l tx l w ff r' , D I .ff if fgl ' .if Q l I I A -- OFFICERS ""- Secretary-Treasure ..... Anne Sharkey Vice President ..... . . Larry Eckelstafer President ....... ..... M ary Kennedy Advisor . . ..... .... . . Miss Rohner The club did well for its second year in Amigo High. They attended two practice tournaments, one at Merrill and one at Eau Claire. The negative and affirmative won two de- bates and lost one at both tournaments. We hope to see more out to debate next year. MEMBERS BACK ROW: Bill Now, Melvin Hoke , Mike Boll, Larry Eckelstafer. FRONT ROW: Donna Weber, Anne Sharkey, Barb Worman. Mary Kennedy. l 4 President . , . , Vice President Treasurer , . , , , . . . . , Pat Klopstein Secretary . , , , Advisor , . . TUDE T C UNCIL . . . .. Wes Mader . . . . , . , Pete Petroll . . . , , Ann Holup . . . Mr. Guensberg The governing body in the high school is the Student Council, this group was or- ganized in 1913 and is composed entirely of students, Two representatives are elected rom each home room, certain qualifications are set up for the members. Drives for such charitable orglanizations as Community Chest, March of Dimes, and Junior Red Cross are all under t e supervision of the group. When open house is held, to enable parents to become acquainted with the teachers, members of the Student Council act as ushers and usherettes. sua. .5 ll f ' . 1- Members Page 85 HORUS fi" HHH! Page 86 U 5 Q , -M 5:3 ig it 3 f N 1 The purpose of this organization is to perform choral music. To be a member a person must have an interest in choir work. It takes a lot of practice to have a finished group to perform. The special acti- vities are a Christmas Concert and a Spring Music Festival. The a- wards for all choral groups are in the Class B section. 4ul....+ GLEE CLUB 4 Q K P2 GIRLS GLEE CLUB This year under the capable direction of Mr. Doverspike, the Boys and Girls Glee Club met on Wednesday and Fridays, second and fourth hours respectively. The hi-lights of the year were the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert, in which both Glee Clubs participated, l'illl V fra .,,. 1 BOYS GLEE CLUB Page 87 Page 88 PP 99 President............................ Vice President . . . . . . Secretary Treasurer . . . . Advisor: Qi Row 1. 1. Teipner, D. wnuams, R. coiey, c Sarris, J. Blaha, J. Boll, R-2. W. Lukas, A. Strobel J, waddei, B, Jones, L. Korth, R-3. P. Patron, if Steed, E. Schlundt, I. Winters, B. Prodoehl, R-4. F. Schedlbauer, R-5, F. Kestly, B. Kostelac, D Krall, L. Hubatch, R-6. W, Mader, D. Drengler B. Draeger, P. Carter, R-7. D. Burt, B. Gardisky P. Anderson, 'R-8. R. Schlundt, L. Servi, D. Kub iaczyk. RonC01eY . . . . Arliss Strobel , , , Pete Petroll , , Mr. Mader The "A" Club is an organization consisting of boys who have won a letter in football, basketball, or two letters in a minor sport. It's purpose is to place all AHS athletes in one group with the objective of developing good fellowship, sportsmanship and char- acter. The organization sold pop at the basketball games and at the school dances, During the year they sponsored a game featuring the Broadway Colored Clowns, a professional team. This year in the Spring the "A" Club seniors expect to travel to Chicago to take in some outstanding athletic event. lTT.,, TIGUNIAN The Antigonian members have done a wonderful job in turning out the school paper this year. This is a mimeographed paper published once every three weeks. The complete publication, from typing to running off the mimeographing is done by the students. Under the expert leadership of Miss Leider, the school paper has brought out much enthusiasm in the student body. The editorial staff consists of Dolores Schumitisch Editor in Chiefg Ruth Voltz Junior Editorg Mary Callahan Editorg Art Editor, Marion Korth and Jim Waddelg Sport Editor, Wes Mader. Advisor: Miss Leider R-1 M. Korth, V. Lenzner, P. Damitz, L. Banczak, R-2 E. McGinley, M. Gibbons, B. Fisher, R. Wesley, R-3 C. Bruxer, M. Callahan, D. Schumitisch, D. Schumitisch, M. Kelley. R-4 I.Baranick, R-5 S.Cahak, R. Voltz,D. Reed, M. Blandford,M. Kretz, R-6 M. Mikkelson, A. Sharkey, C. Clavet, J. Kalkofen, R-7 R. Bovee, D. Weber, B. Worman, J. Mertens R-8 E. Brandt, M. Bryan, D. Dietrich, M. Osness, R. Burns, V. Halama, E. Parsons, I. Murray, J. Duchac, R-9 S. O'Brien, P. Klopstein, R-10 R. Schlundt, I. Lindsey, J. Fierst, W. Mader Page 89 DRAMA CLUB A v "" 4 7 ii X ' f K r .mn President ...... . . . . . . . . ...... .... ....... A n ne Sharkey Vice President . . .... . . . Mary Kennedy Secretary Treasurer , . , , , , Janice Nelson Advisor . . . .... . .... . . . MiSS B211'C13Y Page 90 The purpose of Drama Club is to get students interested in participating in one- act plays and give them opportunities to participate. The Drama Club this year took third place in the Homecoming parade. They carried out the theme of "King of Em All". A one-act play was given. It was Christmas Without Patsy. is 52 it Q, ,Ji T' 1 AQ-LX Members ROW 1 D. Weber, S. Cahak, B. Worman, A, Sharkey, J. Cousineau, R-2. J. Keen, R. Jilek, J, Murray, B. Halama, B. Och, J. Nelson, R-3. M, Kennedy, M, Korth, C. McGourty, A. Kurth, E, Brandt , FORENS CS . , HMM' President ...........................,.....Co11etreMcC0rmiCk SecretaryTrea.surer ........Norma Stasek Reporter............................... MaryKennedy Advisors: Mrs. Mueller and Mr. Curran The purpose of the Forensics club is to promote speech activities. In order to be a member a student must be in good scholastic standing with special interest in speech activities. There are seven divisions in forensic work. They are: Humorous and Serious De- clamations, Oratory, 4 minute-speeches, Extemporaneous Reading and Extemporaneous Speaking. This year the high school contest was held at Antigo March 2, the League Contest March 10, and the District Contest March 28 at Stevens Point. .W . Members Sharkey, S. Vick, R. Vandenberg, A. Miller f, A t,ss Gibbons, J. Nelson, N. Blandford, M. Kennedy, . Kaplan, C. McCormick, S. Cahak, N. Stasek, Kennedy, L. Luehring, J. Tooley, L. Astutz, D. Reed, M. Korth, R. Wesley, M. Osness, . M D P. A. Page 91 FGRESTRY CLUB f x 54 s ... . "1 f N X N ' ' ,Ax fx lr 5 ga OFFICERS Jerry Lindsey, Joe Fierst, and Wes Mader Advisor: Mr. Petryk The 180 acre Noboken forest, located about 15 miles north of Amigo, is the chief source of projects for the Forestry Club. MEMBERS .'Y4iS I,-.iid at sb, iw! Page 92 PHUTUGR PHY C MEMBERS T. Prosser, J. Plzak, B. Koutnik, J..Jacobus, and J. McHale Advisor: Mr. Meyer Photography Club is an organization made up of students interested in learning and improving their knowledge of photography. With school facilities at hand, the members of this group are taught, guided, and assisted by Mr. Meyer in printing, enlarg- ing, and developing pictures. The purpose of the club is to encourage photography in- terest throughout Antigo High. Jack Tooley, graduating senior, has contributed greatlyto the success of this Hi-Light. He spent much of his time taking and developing these fine pictures. Jack Tooley Page 93 NAME DEGREE Albright, Annette Averill, Dorothy Barclay, Katherine Bauschka, Josef Blaskey, Ray Cannon, Grace Curran, Robert Davis, Gail Doverspike, G. L. Flamme, Wayne H. Guensburg, John Hasse, Marguerite Juneau, M. L. Kane, Marie Kuharski, Beatrice Kunz, Ian Leider, Evelyn Lyons, Cyril Mader, Robert Meyer, Robert Moors, Mary Mueller, Georgia Norem, Agnes Page, Dean Peterson, Eugene Petryk, William Rohner, Lisetta Runke, Henry Schumitsch, Bernard Scott, Margaret Solie, Robert Stibbe, Charlotte Thorson, John Tink, A. K. Weix, Joe Wishau, Jay B. S. B. S. B. S. B. M. B. S. M. S. Ph, B. B. S. B. A. B. S. M. A. B. S. B. A. M. A. B. A. B. A. B. E. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. M. M. B. S. B. A. B. A. B. S. B. E. B. S. B. A. B. S. M. S. B. S. B. E. M. S. B. A. A. B. A. B. B. S. B. S. BRIEFS ON TECHNICAL ADVISORS WHERE GRA DUATED Stevens Point Stevens Point U. Wisconsin U. of E.Conserv atory of Music Stevens Point U. Wisconsin Marquette U. River Falls North Central Platteville U. Minnesota Stevens Point Carroll, North- Western U. Mount Mary Marquette U. Whitewater Oshkosh Oshkosh River Falls U. Wisconsin LaCrosse U. Minnesota U. Minnesota Lawrence Lawrence U. Wisconsin Whitewater Stout Institute Ripon U. Wisconsin River Falls Superior Stout Institute Ripon Ripon Lawrence Stout Institute U. Wisconsin MAIORS Home Ec. Home Ec. English Music Mathematics Physics Chemistry Soc. Studies Guidance English Social Sc. Math Physics Music Science History Ed. Admin. History Latin Speech English English Library Commerce History English Speech Agriculture Phy Ed. English Soc. Studies English History English History Education Commercial Indus. Art History Economics Art Ed. Agriculture Science Biology Indus. Art Biology Math, Science Soc. Studies Indus. Art Chemistry WHAT TEACH Home Ec. Home Ec. English Music Alg, 9-10 Guidance Dir. English Adv. Alg. Geo. Trig. Vocal Music Jr. High Principal History Driv. Ed. Latin Phy. Ed. Librarian Typ. I Sa II Shorthand Am. Problems English Speech A . Psy. Ed. Head Coach Am. Problems Sr. Math Eng. 12 Speech Am. Prob. W. Hist. Salesmanship Psycology Commercial Gen. Metals U. S. Hist. Art Jr, Sr. I-Ii Ag. Biology Mac, Shop Biology Physics Prin. Sr. Hi Woodwork Chemistry HOMETOWN Antigo Merrill Ripon Antigo Stevens Point Minacqua Wa usaux Hayward Antigo Richland Center Marshfield Antigo Wauwatosa Antigo Ojibwa Larsen Brillion Glenwood City Wis. Rapids LaCrosse Antigo Fond du Lac Antigo Madison Stoughton Goodman Oshkosh Sturgeon Bay Antigo New Richmond Menominee Peshtigo Cedarburg Antigo Colby Racine Page 94 ANDERSON, PAUL Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 25 Football 35 Antigonian 3,45 "A Club 4. BANCZAK, LOIS G.A.A, 45 Antigonian 45 Eta- Epsilon 4. BARSKE, ROBERT Intramurals2,3,45F.F.A.2,3,4. BAUSCHKA, CON Intramurals 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3 -Vice Pres. 45 Student Council Treas. 35 Bad- ger Boy's State Alternate. BLAHA, JACK Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball2,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Choir 35 "A: Club 3, 45 Anti- gonian 45 Hi-Light 4. BLASCZYK, DALE FFA 2, 3,4. BOLL, JAMES Basketball 2, 3, 45 "A: Club 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Golf 3, 45 Antigonian 3, 45 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 3,4. BRAUN, CAROL Band 2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Homecoming Attendant. BREIHAN, KURT Latin Club 3, 4, vice Pres. 35 Intramurals 4. BRUENING, MARILYN Antigonian 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 35 Library Club 45 Choir. CAHAK, WILLIAM Photography Club 25 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 2, 35 Foot- ball 25 Student Council 25 Track 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Class Play 45 Antigonian 4. CALLAHAN, MARY Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 25 Antigonian 3,45 Hi-Light 35 GAA 3. CHERFVENKA, PEG Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Antigonian 2, 3,45 DC-bate 35 Hi-Light 4. CLARK, SHARON Drama Club 25 Student Council 25G, A, A. 3,45 Eta Epsilon 3,45 Photography Club 45 Homecom- ing Attendent, Prom Queen 35 Vice Pres. 4. COLEY, RONALD Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Hi-Light 45 "A" Club Pres. 45 Co-Captain of Football 4. DAMITZ, PATRICIA Antigonian 4. DEWAN, MARY ANN Antigonian 2, 3, 45 Eta Epsilon 4. DONOHUE, ROSEMARY Antigonian 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4 SENIORS ACTIVITIES INDEX DORN, GORDON Football 2,3,45 FFA 2,3,45 In- tramurals 4. DRAEGER, BEVERLY Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3,4. DUERNBERGER, BILL Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball, Football Mgr. 2. DUESCHER, NANCY Band 2, 3, 4. DVORAK, RICHARD Football 35 Baseball 3. DZIAMARSKI, JOHN F. F. A. 4. ELLIOT, GENE Intramurals 2,3,45 Spade 3. ELLIOT, JACK Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Forestry Club 4. EMENECKER, JANICE G. A. A. 3,4. ERLANDSEN, CARROLL Intramurals 2, 3,45 FFA 2 FEDERMAN, KEN Choir 45 Glee Club 4. FIERST, JOE Track 2,3,45 Forestry Club 3, 45 Antigonian 3,4, Debate Club 35 Intramurals 45 Latin Club 4 FLEISCHMAN, JOSEPHINE Glee Club 25 Band 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Drama Club 35 Senior Class Play 4. FLEMMING, BILL Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,4. FLETCHER, PAT GAA 2, Latin Club 2, 3,45 Drama Club 25 Forensics 2, Student Council 2, 3, 45 Hi-Light 3,45 Class Secretary Treas. 2. FRANC, CLARA Latin Club 4. FRISCH, SHIRLEY GAA 2,3,45 Eta Epsilon 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choir 4. FRONEK, JERRY Band 2,3,45 FFA 2,3,4. GIBBONS, JOHN Latin Club 3,45 Forestry Club 3. GRESS, JOAN Forensics 25 Antigonian 3. GROSSKURTH, GERDA GAA 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Latin Club 4. GROSSKURTH, IRMGARD FFA 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choir 4. GRUENSTERN, GARTH Band 2,3,4. HANSEN, CAROL Eta Epsilon 2, 3, 45 GAA 3,45 Photography Club 3, 45 Hi-Light 45 Senior Class Play 45 Glee Club 4. HARTGENBUSH, SHIRLEY Senior Class Play 4. HELLER, AUREL FFA 2,3,45 DHIA 3,4. HELLER, VONN Choir 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4. HENDRICKS, MARY JANE Eta Epsilon 3, 45 HOERMAN, MARIE Band 3,4. HOFFMAN, DICK Student Council 25 Intramurals 2,3,4. l-IOLLIDAY, CHARLENE Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 4. HOLUP, ANN Latin Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Pres. 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Sec. 45 Hi-Light Assistant Editor. HOLUP, WILLARD Photography Club 2, 3. HOMMERDING, ARLENE Eta Epsilon 3,45 Antigonian 3. HORTON, RICHARD Basketball 2, 35 Football 25 FFA 3,45 Intramurals 4. HUFF, NATHANIEL Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4. IGL, BETTY Latin Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. IGL, HAROLD FFA 2,3,45 DHIA 2,3,4. JAMES, ROBERT Football 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4. JILEK, ROBERT Noon Hr. Basketball 25 Football 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Forestry Club 4. JONES, MILTON Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,4. JONES, ROBERT Football 2,35 Baseball 2,3, In- tramurals 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Track 2,35 "A" Club 3, 4: KALKOFEN, JANET GAA 2,45A1'1tigO1'1ial'1 2, 3,45 Hi- Light 45 Photography Club 4. KAPLAN, DOLORES Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 Drama Club 2, 3,45 Senior Class Play 4. KENNEDY, MARY Band 2,3,45 Forensics 35 Drama Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Debate Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Junior Class Sec. 5 Latin Club 45 GAA 45 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Senior Class Play 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Badger Girl's State5 Mirror. KLEMANN, JOHN Intramurals 2, 3,45 Latin Club 3, 4: KLOPSTEIN, PATRICIA Student Council 2,3,4, Trea- surer 45 GAA 3,45 Eta Epsilon 35 Hi-Light 45 Latin Club Treas. 45 Photography Club 45 Antigonian KNAPP, LAVONNE GAA 3,4. Page 95 KNAPP, MARY ANN Antigonian 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Hi-Light 4. KNUTSON, CARRIE Eta Epsilon 2, Glee Club 3, Choir 4, Latin Club 4. KOHN, DOROTHY Noon I-lr. Basketball 2, Band 2, 3,4, KOLZ., HAROLD Intramurals 2, 3,4. KORTH, LOUIS Intramurals 2, 3,4, Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2,3,4, "A" Club 3, 4, Track 4, Forestry Club 3,4. KORTH, MARIAN Drama Club 3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Antigonian 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Forensics 4. KRALL, JANE Band 2,3,4, GAA 4. KRAUSE, LARRY Latin Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Tennis 3, Forestry Club 4, SeniorClass Play 4. KRESSEL, GENE Intramurals 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4. KRYKA, GERALD Football 3, Baseball 3, FFA 2,3, 4. LAFAVE, EUGENE Band 2,4, Latin Club 4, Intra- murals 2. LAMBERT, ANN GAA 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Latin Club 3, Choir 3,4. LAUBY, DIANE Student Council 2, 3, Antigonian 2, 3,4, Latin Club 4, Drama Club 2. LENZNER, VIRGINIA Drama Club 3,4, Antigonian 3, 4. LESLIE, VIVIAN FHA 2, GAA 3,4. LUCAS, WAYNE Cross Country 2, 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Hi-Light 4, Track 2,3,4, Junior Prom King. LUND, JAMES FFA 2, 3. LYON, BARBARA GAA 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,4, Hi- Light 4, Choir 2,3,4, Eta Epsilon 2, Photography Club 4, Antigon- ian 3. MACH, PHILIP Noon Hr. Basketball 2, 3, Intra- murals 2,3, MADER, WESLEY Track 2,3,4, Antigonian Sports Editor 3,4, Latin Club Pres. 3, Sec. Treas. 4, Cross Country 3, ForestryC1ub3,4, Sec. Treas 4, Student Council3,4, Badger Boys State, Sno-Ball King 4, Spoon, Senior Class President. MARCINIAK, VAL Noon I-JI. Basketball 2,3,4, In- tramurals 2. 3. 4. MARKGRAF, MARYLEE Student Council 3,4, GAA 3,4, Photography Club 4. MATCHIE, YVONNE GAA 3. MATTEK, CONNIE Antigonian 2,3,4, GAA 2. MATUCHESKE, MARGARET Band 2, 3,4, Eta-Epsilon 4. MCCORMICK, COLLETTE Glee Club 2, Drama Club 2, Forensics 2, 3,4, Pres. 4, Cheer- leading 2,3,4, Captain 4, Stu- dent Council 2, GAA 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. , Sno-Ball Queen 4. MCDOUGAL, JACK FFA 2, 3. MCGEE, MARIBETH Eta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Antigonian 4. MEHARG, MICHAEL Intramurals 2, 3,4. MEIDL, JAMES Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3,4. MOSS, FRANCIS Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Noon l-Ir. Basketball 4, Cross Country 3. MURRAY, TOM Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4. NOLAN, ROGER FFA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. NOREM, JACK FFA 2,3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Noon Hr. Basketball 2, 3,4. O'BRIEN, SALLY GAA 2,3,4, Student Council 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Choir 4, Antigon- ian 3,4, Photography Club 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Drama Club 3, Senior Class Play 4, Hi-Light 4. OLDENBURG, HELEN FHA 2, 3, 4. PAGE, GLADYS Library Club 3,4, FHA 3. PARSONS, JOHN Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, Drama Club 2,3, Band 3, Choir 2,3,4, Sec. Treasurer 4:5166 Club 2.3,-4:Senior Class Play 4. PARSONS, EVELYN GAA 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Anti- gonian 3,4, Photography Club 3, 4, Hi-Light Editor 4. PETROLL, PETER Manager of Football, Basketball, Track 2, 3, Manager of Basketball Track 4, "A" Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Student Council 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Junior Class Vice Pres, Badger Boys State. PILHOFER, GERALD Intramurals 2,3,4, Cross-Coun- try 3, Track 2. PILON, MARVIN Intramurals 2, 3. PILON, MIRIAM GAA 3,4, Eta Epsilon 3,4. PRICKETTE, LARRY DHIA Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3.4: Band 3,4, Track 3,4, FFA Treas. 4. PROCHASKA, JOANN Antigonian 2, 3,4, Eta Epsilon 3, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. PRODOEHL, BILL Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Noon I-lr. Basketball 2,3,4, Forestry Club 3,4, Football 3,4. PRODOEHL, DAN FFA 3,4, DHIA 3, Noon Hr. Bas- ketball 4, Intramurals 4, REIF, GEORGE Forestry Club 2, 3, Photography Club 2,3, Football 2, 3. REZNICHEK, JANET L atin Club 3,4. ROEHRIG, HAROLD Intramurals 2,3,4. ROSIO, SALLY Eta Epsilon 4, Antigonian 4. SARRIS, CHARLIE Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, 4, Baseball 2, Latin Club 3, 4, "A" Club 3,4. SCHROEDER, CHARLENE Student Council 2, Antigonian 2, 3,4, Drama Club 2,3, Forensics 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3,4, Hi-Light 4. SCHROEDER, JOHN FFA 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Noon Hr. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3. SCHROEDER, ROSEMARY FHA 3,4, FFA 3,4. SCHROEPHER, JEANNE GAA 3, 4. SCHUMAN, PAUL Baseball 2,3,4, FFA 2,3, Intra- murals 4, Forestry Club 4. SCHUMITSCH, DOLORES GAA 3, Antigonian, Junior Editor 3, Editor-In-Chief 4, Latin Club 4. SCHUMITSCH, DORIS Band 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, GAA 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Antigonian 4, Home-Coming Queen, Senior Class Sec. Treas. SEIS, GEORGIA Cheerleading 2, Antigonian 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Student Council 2, 3. SERVI, LOUELLA FHA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Glee Club 3,4, Choir 4. SIMON, ENID FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Song Leader 4. SIMON, MAE ELLEN FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. SMITH, JIM FFA 2, 3, Noon Hr. Basketball 3, 4. STASEK , NORMA GAA 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 2, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. 3,4, Drama Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Antigonian 2, LatinClub3,4, Sec. 3, Hi-Ligh 3,4, Senior Class Play, Home- coming Attendant. I STEED, JIM Tennis 2, 3, Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Football 3, "A" Club 4. STRASSER, DICK Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Noon Hr. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. STROBEL, ARLISS Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Student Council 3,4, "A" Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Honorary King of Sno-Ball 4. TEIPNER, JIM Football2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Stu- dent Council 2,3, "A" Club 2,3, 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Choir 4. TEWS, GLORIA Drama Club 2,4, GAA 3,4, Eta Epsilon 3,4, Antigonian 4, Sen- ior Class Play. THEISEN, ROSEMARY FHA 3. THOMAE, CAROL GAA 3,4, Eta Epsilon 3,4. TURNEY, MEL Intramurals 2,3,4, Track, 3,4, URBAN, SHIRLEY FHA 2, 4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 4. UTNEHMER, ART Cross Country 2,3, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Forestry Club 3, Debate Club 3, Photography Club 4, Hi-Light 4, Student Council 4. VASSAU, MARGIE GAA 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Antigonian 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Choir 3,4, Eta Epsilon 4. WADDELL, JIM Cross Country 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Track 3,4, Football 4. WARNER, JOHN Intramurals 2, 3,4, Football 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. WEGNER, MARY FHA 3. WEIDLER, GARY Forestry Club 2,3, Photography Club 2, 3, Boy's Glee Club 3, Senior Class Play 4, Trees For Tomorrow. WEIX, BEVERLY Eta Epsilon 2, 3, 4. WEST, SUE GAA 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Antigonian 3, Eta Epsilon 3, Pres. 4, Hi- Light 4, Photography Club 3, WEYENBERG, JOANNE Antigonian 3, Eta Epsilon 4. WILCENSKI, JOHN FFA 2, 4. WILLIAMS, DICK Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4, "A" Club 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Hi-Light 4, Choir 4, Glee Club 4 YONKEE, RAYMOND DHIA 4. YOUNG, JERRY Football 2, 3, Basketball 3, Base- ball 2, 3, 4. ZAUCHA, BOB FFA 2,3, ZDRAZIL, LOUIS Band 2, 3, 4, FFA 3, 4, DHIA 3,4, ZELENKA, JERRY Intramurals 2, 3. ZELENKA, LADD Football 2, Noon Hr. Basketball 2, Photography Club 3. ZOLLPRIESTER, CAROL Drama Club 3,4, Latin Club 4. ZOLLPRIESTER, BERNICE FHA 3,4, ANDERSON, PAUL 28,88 BANCZAK, LOIS 28, 80, 81, 89 BARKER, JACK 28 BARNETT, JOAN 28 BARSKE, ROBERT 28, 78 BAUSCHKA, CON 28, 74, 75 BELOTT, MARILYN 28 BERDAN, ELEANOR 28,54 BERG, FRANK 28 BLAHA, JACK 28, 56, 57, 59, 88 BLASCZYK, DALE 28, 78 BOLL, JAMES 28, 87, 88, 86, 64, 66, 68 BRANDT, GORDON 29 BRAUN, CAROL 29, 50, 85, '74, '76, 51 BREIHAN, KURT 29 BRICKO, LORETTA 29 BRUENING, MARILYN 29, 86 BUCH, MARY 29 CAHAK, WILLIAM 29,46,47 CALLAHAN, MARY 29,89 CHECKAL, BERNARD 29 CHERVENKA, PEG 29 CLARK, SHARON 29, 46, 54, 50, 27, 80,51 COLEY, RONALD 29, 54, 88, 86, 56, 57, 69 COUSINEAU, LIANE 30 DAMITZ, PATSY 30, 89 DEMESY, JOAN 30 DCWAN, GERALD 30 DeWAN, MARY ANN 30, 54, 50 DONOHUE, ROSEMARY 30, '78 DORN, GORDON 30,56,6O DRAEGER, BEV 30, 56, 61, 83, 68, 85 DREXLER, JAMES 30 DUERNBERGER, BILL 80, 86 DUESCHER, NANCY 80, 74, 77 DVORAK, DICK 80, 54 DZIAMARSKI. JOHN 31, 78 ELLIOTT, EUGENE 31 ELLIOTT, JACK 81,92, 69 EMENECHER, JANICE 31, 81 ERLANDSON, CARROLL 31, 69 PEDERMAN, KEN 31, 86 EIERST, JOE 81,92, 89 PISCHER, JAMES 31 FLEISCHMAN, IOSEPI-LINE 8I,47, 86, 74, 76,77 FLEMMING, BILL 31,56 FLETCHER, PAT 31, 47, 87, 74 FRANC, CLARA 31 FRISCH, SHIRLEY 32, 54, 87, 81, 80 FRONEK, JEROME 32, 74, 77 GALLIGAN, GAYLOR 32 GIBBONS, JOHN 32 GRESS, JOAN 32 GROSSKURTH, GERDA 32,81 GROSSKURTH, IRMGARD 32, 87, 78 GRUENSTERN, GARTH 32 GUENTHNER, RUTH 32 HANSEN, CAROL 32, 54, 78, 80 HARTGENBUSH, SHIRLEY 32 HELLER, AUREL 32, 78 HELLER, VONN 88,87 HENDRICKS, MARY JANE 33 HIPKE, GERTRUDE 33 HOFFMAN, RICHARD 88,54 HOLLIDAY, CHARLENE 38, 87 HOLUP, ANN 33, 54, 81, 85, 73 HOLUP, WILLIAM 33 HOMMERDING, ARLEEN 88, 80 HORTON, RICHARD 33, 78 HOUDEK, ARLEEN 33 HUFF, NATE 33 IGL, BETTY 34,54 IGL, HAROLD 34,78 SENIOR INDEX JAMES, ROBERT 84, 87, 86 JILEK,ROBERT 84,92, 86 JONES, GERALDINE 34 JONES, MILTON 34, 78 JONES, ROBERT 84, 87, 88 KALKOEEN, JANET 84, 46, 54, 81, 89, 86, 78 KAPLAN, DOLORES 34,46, 87,90, 91 KAPUSTA, DOROTHY 34 KENNEDY, MARY 34,84,50,9O, '74, '75, 91, 51 KLEMANN, JOHN 34 KLITZKA, GLENN 35 KLOPSTEIN, PAT 35, 54, 81, 89, 85 KNAPP, LAVONNE 35, 8'7 KNAPP, MARY ANN 35, 54 KNUTSON, CARRIE 35,86 KOI-IN, DOROTHY 35, '7'7 KOLZ, HAROLD 35 KORTH, LOUIS 35, 54, 92, 88, 56, 59 85 KORTH, MARION 85, 89, 90, 91 KRALL, JANE 85, 74, 75 KRAUSE, LAWRENCE 85, 46, 47, 92 KRESSEL, GENE 35 KRUEGER, HAROLD 36 KRYKA, GERALD 36, 54, 78, 69 LAFAVE, EUGENE 86, 74, 75 LAMBERT, ANN 36, 81, 86 LAUBY, DIANE 36, 50 LEIDHEISL, PATRICK 36 LEMMER, MARGIE 36,54 LENZNER, VIRGINIA 86, 89,90 LESLIE, VIVIAN 86,54, 81 LINDSAY, JERRY 86,47, 92, 89, 69 LOENDORP, DONNA 36 LUKAS, WAYNE 36, 54, 88, 60, 71, 72,69 LUND, JAMES 37 LYON, BARB 87,46,54 MACDONALD GEORGE 37 MACH, PHILIP 87 MADER WESLEY 87, 54, 92, 88, 89, 27, 85 MARCINIAK, VAL 37, 71, 78 MARKGRAE, MARYLEE 37, 54, 85 MARSHALL, GEORGE 87, 54 MATCHIE, YVONNE 37 MATTEK, CONNIE 37 MATUCHESKI, MARG 37, 74, 77 MCCORMICK, COLLETTE 87,46, 83 68, 78,91 IVEDOUGAL, JACK 38 MQDOUGAL, MERLE 38,54 MCGEE, MARIBETH 38,80 MEHARG, MICHAEL 38 MIKKELSON, BEVERLY 38 MOSS, FRANCIS 38 MEIDL, JAMES 38, 54, 64,67 MURRAY, THOMAS 88, 87, 86 NARLOW, SHIRLEY 38 NOLAN, ROGER 38 NOREM, JACK 88,78 NOSKOWIAK, BEVERLY 38 NOWOTNY, THOMAS 39 O'BR1EN, SALLY 39, 54, 81, 89, 86, 50, 78,57 OLDENBURG, HELEN 39, 79 OLDENBURG, NANCY 39,54 PAGE, GLADYS 39 PARSONS, EVELYN 39, 54, 89,73 PARSONS, JOHN 39,46 PERRY, RODNEY 39 PETROLL, PETER 89, 88, 64, 85 PILHOEER, GERALD 39 PILON MARVIN 39, 54 PILON MIRIAM 89, 54, 50, 80 PRICKETTE, LAWRENCE 40, 78, 74 PRIES, HARRY 40 PROCHASKA, IOANN 40, 86, 85 PROEDOEHL, DAN 40,92, 78 PROEDOEHL, WILLIAM 40, 92, 88, 58,69 REIP, GEORGE 40 REMINGTON, LEROY 40 REZNICHEK, JANET 40 RICHARDS, SHIRLEY 40 ROEHRIG, HAROLD 40, 71,69 ROSIO, SALLY 40,80 SARRIS, CHARLES 40, 54, 88, 56, 5'7, '58,64,66,68 SCHROEDER, CHARLENE 41, 54,51 SCHROEDER, JOHN 41, 72, 69 SCHROEDER, ROSEMARY 41, 54, 79 SCHROEPFER, JEAN 41,81 SCHUMAN, PAUL 41 SCHUMITSCH, DOLORES 41, 89, 75 SCHUMITSCH, DORIS 41, 89,51, 27,85,74 SEIS, GEORGIA 41 SERVI, LUELLA 41,50,79 SHEBUSKI, JERRY 41, 87, 86 SIMON, MAE ELLEN 41, 79 SIMON, ENID 41, 87,86, 79 SMITH, JIM 42 STASEK, NORMA 42, 83, 68, 50, 78, 91,51 STEED, JAMES 42,88 STEINFEST, VYRL 42 STRASSER, RICHARD 42,54 STROBEL, ARLISS 42, 54, 88, 65, 56, 58,64,85,78,68 SUMM, DAVID 42 TEIPNER, JAMES 42, 87, 88, 86, 56, 57 TEWS, GLORIA 42,54 THEISEN, ROSEMARY 42 THOMAE, CAROL 42, 81,80 TOOLEY, JOHN 42,93 TURNEY, MELVIN 43, 86 URBAN, SHIRLEY 48, 79 UTNEHMER, ARTHUR 48, 85, 73 VASSAU, MARGARET 43, 83, 86, 68, 80 WADDELL, JAMES 48, 56, 59, 64, 67 88,78 WARNER, JOHN 43, 86,87 WEGNER, MARY 48,50,51 WEIDLER, GARY48 WEIX, BEVERLY 43 WENDT, DOUGLAS 43 WEST, SUE 48, 54, 83, 50, 80 WEYENBERG, JOANNE 43, 80 WILCENSKI, JOHN 44, 80 WILLIAMS, RICHARD 44, 87, 88,86 56,60, 78 WIRTH, OTTO 44 YONKEE, RAYMOND 44 YOUNG, JEROME 44, 87, 86, 71, 69 ZAUCHA, ROBERT 44 ZDRAZIL, LOUIS 44, '78, '74, '7'7 ZELAZOSKI, RONALD 44 ZELENKA, JERRY 44 ZELENKA, LADD 44 ZOLLPRIESTER, BERNICE 44, 54, 50 '79 ZOLLPRIESTER, CAROL 44, 80 ABLY, J. 87,86 ARMSTRONG, B. 23 ARROWOOD, D. 23 ARROWOOD, L, ARVESON, P. 23,86 AULIK, J. 23,17,91 BABCOCK, J. 23 BACON, S.23 BALLAS, C. 23,81 BARANIAK, J. 23,89 BAUKNECHT, M. 23 BENES, A. 23 BERNDT, G. 23 BERNER. J. 23 BOLEN, G. 23 BORNEMAN, M. 23 BRANDT, P.23,80,76 BRETL, G. 23 BROWN, J. BROWN, V. BRUENING, E. 23 BRUNOLD, L. BRUXER, C. 23,89,85,75 BRYAN, M. 23,89 BULA, A. 23 BURES, R. BURT, D. 23,56,59,62,88 CAHAK, D. 23,61 CAHAK, S. 23,81,89,83,68, 91 CALLAHAN, C. 23,54 CARTER, D. 23,56,61,88,70 CASTONGUAY, R. CLARK, G. 23 CLARK, L. 23 CLINE, S. 23 CRANDALL, E. 23 CROSS, M. 23 DAMITZ, A. 23 DANIELSON, L. 23 DEBORD, L. 23 DEBROUX, D. 23 DEVINE, P. 23 DIETRICH, D. 23,89 DISHER, B. 23 DOBBS, L. 23 DRAEGER, B. 23,83,86 DRAEGER, R. 23,87,88,68 9 DRENGLER R 23 88 56 60,64,67 DUCHAC, G. 87 ECKELSTAFER, L. 23, ,76 EULER, B. 23 PICK, E. 24 EISCHER, B. 24,89 FISCHER, M. 24,79 ELEISCHMAN, L. 24 ELEISCHMAN, R. 24 FREDERICK, K. 24,68 FUNK, S. 24,83 GALAROWICZ, R. 24 GARDISKY, R. 24,88,56,60, GEE, K. 24 SIBBONS, M. 24, 54, 89,91 SILLESPIE, B. 24 GOKEY, N. 24,75 GRADY, L. 24,54,81 GREISINGER, S. 24 GUENTHNER, D. 24 GUENTHNER, G. 24,54 HACKBARTH, HALAMA, J. HALAMA, v. 24, 89,86 I-IARM, N. 24, HECERT, W. 24,54 HELMIG, R. 24 HOFFMEISTER, 8.24, 7 9 HOEEMEISTER, R. 24 DRAKE, G. 23 84 L. 24 62 JUNIOR INDEX HOFMAN, G. 24,76 HOEMAN, J. 24 HORTON, J. HUBATCH, L. 24, 56, 58,64, 88, 86 HUNTER, G. 24,78 HUNTER, N. 24,81 HUSNICK, R. 24 ILLICHMANN, S. INCHA, J. JACOBUS, J. 92,93 JAHNKE, D. IICHA, M. 24, 74, 75 JIRA, R. IILEK, R. 24,81,90 IOERNS, E. JOHNSON, E. 76 JONES, B. 24 KAISER, J. 24 KAKES, R. KEEN, J. 24, 90,85 KEEN R. 24 KENNEDY, P. 24, 22, 75 KESTLY, F. 24,56,58,64,66,68,88 KING, R. 24 KLITZ, B. 24 KLUBALL, A. 24, 81,88 KLUWE, M. 24 KOLLAS, R. KOLPACK, D. 24 KOSINSKI, J. 24 KOSTELAC, B. 24,56,61,62, 88,50 KOSZAREK, M, 24,54, 81 KOUTNIK, B. 92,93 KREHER, J, KRETZ,N . 24, 81,89 KRUEGER, G, 24 KRUEGER, R. 24 64, 67, KUBIACZYK, R. 24, 56, 64, 88 KUHR, E. 24 KVARDA, J. LEITERMAN, J. 25,93 LBNZNER, G. 23,25 LINDEMANN, M. 25 LINGLE, P. LONG, M. 25 LOPER, N. LUCHT ', N. 25 LUEHRING, I. 25 MEADKE, J. 25 MALY, M. A. 24,81,80,77 MANTHEY, E. 24 MARX, G. MATUSZCZAK, M. MAYO, B. 25 MCDOUGAL, T. 25,64,85,72 MCGINLEY, E. 25,54,89 MCGOURTY, M. 25,81,5o MCPHAIL, L. 25,54, 81 MIKKELSON, G. 25 MILLER, A. 25,78, 79 MILLER, P. 25 MONK, B. 25,87 MONK, M. 25,86 MORK, D. 25 MORGAN, J. 25 MOSS, E. 25 MOSS, J. MOTTS, N. 25 MUENCH, T. MUNDL, E, 25 MYSZKA, M. 25 NICHOLSON, L. 25 NOSKOWIAK, D. 25 NOBKOWIAK, M. 25,8I,76 NOVAK, B. 25,76 NOVAK. J. 25 OLDENBURG, A. 25 OPICHKA, J. 25 OSNESS, M. 25,22,8I,39,85,91 OTTMAN, A. 25,86 PARSONS, M. 25,79 PAVEK, J. 25 PAVES, M. 25 PAVLICHEK, J. 25,79 PEILA, E. 25 PILHOFER, J. 25 PIZL, M. 25,80 PIZAK, G. 25,93 PROSSER, T. 25,22,75 PURDY, C. 25 PCAYMARK, M, REMINGTON, D. 26 REMINGTON, E. 26 REYNOLDS, L. 26,56,61,64 RITCHEY, D. RIEMER, M. 26 ROBINSON, K. ROHACEK, R. 26 RUNIONS, C. 26 SCHACHER, V. 26 SCHLUNDT, J. 26,54,56,87,88,89, 86,73 SCHMIDT, C. 26 SCHNEIDER, E. 26 SCHROEPFER, N. SCHULTZ, J. SCHULTZ, O. 26 SCHWARTZ, E. 78,77 SCHWINGLE, E. SERVIE, M. 26 SHARKEY, A. 26,84,87,81,89,83, 68,90 SHARP, L. 26 SICKINGER, S. 26 SIMON, D.26, 81,86,79 SMITH, J. SOPATA. J. 54,78 SPURGEON, G. SUMM, D. 26 SVEDA, M. 26 TATRO, E. 26 TATRO, J. 26 TATRO, Y. 26 TILLMAN, P. 26 TILLMAN, S. 23,54, 81 TUCKER, C. VANDERBERG, R. 26 vOLTz, R. 26,54,81,89,73 WAGNER, D. 26 WAGNER, H, 26 WAIDELICH, T. 26 WALDVOGEL, N. 26 WANCA, P. 26 WARREN, C. 26,70 WEBER, D. 26,54,84,89,90,73 WEBSTER, N. 81 - WESLEY, R. 26,89,77,91 WHITEAKER, D. 26 WIERSCHKE, R. 26 WILCENSKI, D. 26 WILD, R. 26,54,87,81 WILD, C. 26 WILSON, L. WINTER, J. 26,56,59,64,66,68,88 WIRZ, M. 26 WOLF, P, 26 WORMAN, B. 54, 84, 87, 89,83,86,68 90,85 ZALDIVAR, L. 26 ZANGL, L. 26 ZBRANSKY, J. 26 ZOREN. 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