Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)
- Class of 1955
Page 1 of 108
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NR. WAYNE FLAMME
Principal of junior High
S E C R E T A R I E S
Iwrs. Harnizly, Mrs. Erulnum, Mrs. Milty, Mrs, Sevcrvfis
ANNETTE ALBRIGHT DOROTHY AVIZRILL JOSEF BAUSCIIKA
B.iVl., University of Chirago
BS., Central Slate Coiir-gc BS., Slcvcns Point Slate College Conservatory of Music
Homemalzing Home making Band
RICHARD WLSU RAY BLASKILY GRACE CANNON
B-Su Simi' Institute BS., Stevens Point State College MS.. University ol Wis.
G6'flI'Vftl twetuls Algellra and Geometry Guiilunce Counselor
ISABIfI,l,A FAVFRS HARRY CRAMER RICHARD DIY GVISIT
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Typing I Latin IEIIQHSII and Speovfu
GEORGE DOVERSPIKE IOHN Gl'liNSBtlRG MARY .IUNIZAU
MSW University of Xvisronsin BS., Central State College lxlount lxlnry College
Voml Mlnsict Amerieun History Physical Education
MARIE KANE
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Librarian
MARLENE LIBERDA
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Spanish I and English II
FREDERICK MATES
BS... NLS.. Universities of Vvisconsin
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Physical Education
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CYRIL LYONS IN IARTIN
BS., River Falls College BS., Valparaiso University
Physical Education
ROBERT MEYER
BS., River Fails State Colicgr- BS.. Lacrosse State College an
Chemistry, Malin Univr-rsity of Nlinncsota
American Problems
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GEORGIA MUELLER AGNES NOREIVI
BS., University oi Minnesota
English
CHARLOTTE OLSEN
B.A., Ripon Cniivgr-
Biology
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PLE., Vvixilewaler Shake College
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LYNN SCHIMMELS JOEL SALTER
BS.. Univcrsiky of Vvisconsin B.S,, Univvrsily oi Vvisronsin
English 10, ll Aff
BERNARD SCHUMITSCH MARGARET SCOTT
Fans Stale College NLS., Superior Stain and of Vvis.
Agriculture Biology
ROBERT SOUE JAMES STEINKRAUS
BS.. NLS., Smut lrlstilutc HS., Nlzurqucltc University
Machirle Shop and Drafting Math
CLYDE NVEEKS JOE WEIX
BS., Stout Institute W BS" Stow
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JAMES SMICK
BS., Oshkosh State College
Physics and Matll
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SENIOR OFFICERS
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SENIOR 'CLASS HISTORY
Hoping to do a good joh and to have a good time, our
cIass entered the doors of the senior high scI'1ooI in
1952. Our officers that year were Dick QIIQ, Irene
Bovee, and .Iacic Eder.
To heIp Carry us through our junior year, in 1055,
We chose Tom OIIQ, Louise Schumitsch, and IVIiIce BOII.
HDreamer's HoIidayH was chosen as the theme for the
Inig event of that year, our junior prom. .IacIc Eder was
chosen Icing and as his queen, he escorted Louise
Schumitsch. AIso, hi-Iighting that IJig year were the
honors and schoIarships given to deserving ciassmates.
INIeIvin I'IoI4e was awarded the "Spade, for the highest
schoIastic average. .IacIc Eder and BoIJIoe Vassau were
given the nspoonu and "Mirror" for being chosen
the most popuiar IJoy and girI. Chosen as deIegates for
Badger Boys' State were Don KraII, Tom 0IIc. and
Dick Olk. Bohhe Vassau represented us at Badger
GirIs, State. In the IieId of music, PhyIIis Parsons was
awarded the choir schoIarship, and Margaret Fergin
and Judy Duchac were awarded hand scI1oIarships.
CIosing the doors on our WonderfuI junior year we
were all set to enter into our Iast year and rnaIce it a
hig one. Leading the cIass of '54 were Don KraII, .IacIc
Eder, and pat Caiiahan. The first hig event. hi-Iighting
the IootIJaII season, was uI'Iomecoming." Louise Schu-
mitsch reigned as queen and Iier attendants were Bohhe
Vassau, .IucIy Duchac, Irene Bovee, and IVIary KnoeI:JeI.
In spite of ineviiahIe Iosses, the IoolhaII team did a
great job and We were all proud of the Inoys. Senior
Ietterwinners were CarI BorowczyI4, ,IacI4 Eder, .Iay
HecIcman, Don KraII, Dick OII4, Tom QIIQ, Don Parker,
Laverne Pendieton, .Iim Reiii, Ciyde Rice, Fritz
SchedIIJauer, Tom Seidei, and Dick Thorne.
A three-act comedy was the theme for our cIass play,
UCindereIIa Cottagef' Hi-Iighting the Christmas hoIi-
days was the annuai Sno-BaII. HVVhite Christmasn
was the theme and it was Ied hy Icing, Don KraII and
his queen, Caroi HacIcI3arlh.
I am sure as we IooIc hacIc on the memories of our
senior years, we will recaII the happy and sad ones
and Icnow that we wiII never forget any of them. Those
memories comprise the Iaest years of our Iives.
LLOYD A. ANSTUTZ
"Lloyd"
F.F.A. 2, Drama Club 2. Band
3.4, Ambition - Own a large
farrn.
SHIRLEY J. ARROVVOOD
"Shirl"
Antigonian 4, Amlaition - Travel.
CAROL E. ARROWOOD
ucary Beth"
Antigonian 3.4, Latin Club 5.4.
Ambition - Nursing
DAN E. AULIK
"Outlaw"
Ambition - Bc a game warden.
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SALLY A. BABCOCK
Ambition - Be a teaclwcr.
MARY G. BACON
Drama Clula 2.14, 2,5
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att.. "Ml" "Sam"
, ,,. I I n Band 2. Intramurals 2.3.4, FF. Ambition - Be a millionaire w
:-':: ' I A. 3. Baseball 4, Amlaition - To sg-vi-ml Cadillacg,
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LOIS J. BERDAN
"Monlzey"
2. Ambition - To get
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MICHAEL M. BOLL
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Latin Club 2, Clioir 2.5, Glee
Club 2.5, Intramurals 2.5.4.
Coll 2.4. Student Council 2.5,
Sec.-Treas. 5. Hi-Ligiit 4, Am-
bition - To gracluate.
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MARILYN A. BINA
Glee Club 2.5. Antigonian 5.4,
Latin Cluln 5.4, Drama Clula 5,
4, Hi-Ligixt 4, Eta Epsilon 4.
CARL F. BOROWCZYK
HB" Football 2.5.4. Intramurals
2, Tracie 2. Student Council 5.4.
"A" Club 5.4. Ambition - To
get rich.
CAROL J. BANCZAK JERRY A. BANCZAK
"Girlie" "IoFm"
Eta Epsilon 5.4, Vice Prcsiclent, Band 2.5.4, F.F.A. 2.5. Ambi-
Amimition - Get marrieri. tion - Own n large farm.
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ll orest Cl 4, ' itio ,yi - .F.A. 2.5.4, Forestry Clula 5
wg e rim-zsgrply ' Ambition - To ine a farmer,
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"Rennie" "Irma"
ELAINE E. BRANDT
G.A.A. 2, Antigonian 2.5. Student Council 2.5, G.A.A. 2.
Drama Club 4, Honors: Home- 5 4 Antigonian 2 5 4 J
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'xaGA . BRANDT IVIILDRED IVI. BRANDT
' randi" "Millie"
Band 2.5.4, Ambition - Manl Ambition - To be a secretary.
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JEAN E. BRENNECKE
"Jeanie"
Glcc Club 2, G.A.A. 2.5.4.
Drama Cluls 2.5.4. Antigonian
5.4. lfta Epsilon 4, Ambition -
Travel.
AVID J. CALLSEN
F.F.A. 2,5. Forestry 5, Ambi-
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4. Sec. 4, HivLighi 4, Amigo-
nian 4, Secretary ol: Sr. Class,
Ambition - To Iac a nurse.
ALVAR CARLSON
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Latin Club 5, Intramurals 5.4
Glee Club 4, Ambition . T5
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"Laila Grin"
GERMAINE V. CORNELIUS
Band 2,5, Ambition - Go to
Antigonian 2,3,4, Hi-Light 4, Georgia' '
Amisition - To iive on a farm.
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JACLYN M. COUSINEAU DIANA L. COX
"CuZZie" G.A.A. 5.4, Ambition - To be-
Drania Ciuim 2.5, Antigonian 2.
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Club 4, Hi-Light 4, Student
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"Quarter Can" "lim"
Ciloir 2,4. Giee Club 2,4, Foot- Intramurals 2.3.4. Hockey 4,
bali 5, Ambition - Stay out oi Amiaition - Make iots of money.
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KENNETH R. DEACY JOHN DEBROUX
"Monste," F.F.A. 2,4. AmIJition - To get
Band 2.3.4. Stuclent Council 2. out of SCIIOOI'
Camera Clulm 4, Ambition - To
fly airplanes.
SHELVIE Del-IART JERRY L. DEMLOW
Intramurals 2.3.4. Ambition "junior"
Get out OI School' Intramurals 2,1 Drama Clulm 5.
Hockey 5.4, Senior Class Play
4, Amlaition - To travel.
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LARRY D. DETVILOW ELIZABETH J. DICKIE
"Larry Dee" "BinIey"
Band 2.3.4, Soplmmore plays, G.A.A. 5,4. Ambition - Be a
Ambition - Be.a goocl Iiuslmancl. gooci nurse.
ALICE J. DICKIVIAN REINALD E. DICKMAN
"Dickie" "Dick"
Intramurals 5.4, Traclc 5.4, Am-
Inition - Be a Civil Engineer.
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JUDY A. DUCHAC WAYNE O. DUESCHER
"Red" lntramurals 2.3.4. Forestry 2.
Anngonian 2.5. Student Conn- Ambition - Go on to scliool.
cil 2.3.4, Band 2.3.4, Honors:
Homecoming Queen Attendant.
Ambition - Be a success. .
ANDREW ECKER HAROLD W. ECKER
"Handy Andy" "Skipper"
Intramurals 15.4, Ambition - Ambition - To be a jet pilot.
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Ambition - Be a rural grade Ambition - To be B teacller.
scllool teaclier.
ELDRED N. DRESCHER
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Ambition - Become a Mechani-
cal Engineer.
VERNA M. DREXLFR
Ambition - To travel.
JOHN W. EDER
"luck"
Football 2.5.4. Basketball 2.3.
Track 2.14, Student Council 2,
5.4, HA" Club 5.4, Sec.Treas..
MARIEL E. FENTON
Antigonian 2.3, Band 2,14
Glen Club 3. Latin Club 5.4,
G.A.A, 3.4, Troas. 4, Clfloir 4,
Hi'Ligl1t. A mlaition - To travel.
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MARGARET E. FERGIN MARY M. FINNEGAN
"Ma,gi" Ambition - To ine a school
Antigonian 2.5, Drama Club teacher'
2,1 Band 2.5.4, Stufient Coun-
cil 1,25-, Hi-Light 4. Laun Club
4, Honors: Scholarship to Sum-
mer Music Clinic at Madison.
Ambition - To see tlle world
Bild be 8 successful HUISC.
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MARILYN J. FISCHER
Ambition - To be a nurse.
LOWELL D. FLEISCHMAN
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Antigonian 2.5, G.A.A. 2,5,4,
Bancl 2.5.4, Glee Club 5
Drama Club 3, Latin Club 3,4
Clmoir 4, Hi-Light 4, Ambition -
Go to Coloraclo.
ALMA H. FORBES
I-Bugs-1 HA'-ny..
Intramurals 2.3.4. Ambition - Eta Epsilon 4. Ambition - To
Join tlle Air Force. travel,
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"Baldy" GOODNOUGH
IntramuraIs 2.5.4. F.F.A. 2.5.4, "MiIze"
D.I'I.I.A. 2.5. Student CounciI Football 2,5,4, IntramuraIs 2.5.
2. Ambition - Bartender. Track 2,3,4, Latin Club 5,
Hockey 3.4, Ambition - To do
what I want to cIo.
JACK E. GRABOWSKY JUDY GRALI4
"Jackson" 2.5, Ambition - To get
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MARY E. FORD SANDRA ANN
G.A.A. 4, Arribition - CIerIcing. GALAROWICZ
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G.A.A. 2.5.4, Baton 2.3, Hi-
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MARY L. GALLENBERG WILLIAM E. GARDISKY
l'Weed" "Cart"
Antigonian 4, Speech CIub 4. IntramuraIs 2.3.4, C'I1oir 2.3.4.
Ambition - Be an educated GIee CIuIJ 2.5.4. Baseball 5,
bum. Ambition - To graduate.
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ROBERT A. GRANTMAN WILLIAM R. GRAVES
"Bob" Ambition - Get tlirougli sclwol.
Football 2.4, Tennis 2.5.4, In-
tramurals 2.3.4, Antigonian 2.5,
Clloir 4, Glee CIuIa 4, Hi-Light
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NANCY A. GROSS JAMES R. GUENTHNER
Baton 2.5. Stuclent Council 5.4, "Swann,"
7.H.A. 5. G.A.A. 4. D.A.R. It I 5 4
Award. Amlaition - To be a nmmums ' '
secretary.
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LARRY A. GUNDERSON
"Gunner Gundien
Football 2, Intramurals 4, Am-
bition - Get ricI1.
EMILY Y. HANSEN
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F.H.A. 5.4, Ambition - To be
a teaclzer.
BEVERLY J. HALAMA
"Bev"
Antigonian 2.5. Cheerleader 2.
3.4, Glee Club 2, Clloir 3.4.
Drama Club 2. Stuclent Coun-
cil 5. Ambition - To marry llim.
WILLIAM E. HANSON
Camera CIuIJ, Pres. 4. Hi-Light
4. By-Ptny-Chem. Vice Pres. 4,
Baclger Boys' State, Mnrinette.
Ambition - To get over my
worst fault.
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JAY J. HECKMAN
"Hencl1rmm"
Student Council 2, Football
Manager 2.5. Basketball Mana-
ger 2,3,4. Baseball Manager 2.
Track Manager 5. "A" Club
5.4, Football 4, Baseball 4.
Ambition - Go to a Mechanics
ol' Television School.
FRED D. HELLER
'Fritz' '
F.F.A. 2,3,4. Forestry Clul: 3,
Ambition - Go to Mars.
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ADELINE M. HELLER
"Addie"
Eta Epsilon 2, Choir 23.4, Glee
Club 2. G.A.A. 4, Homecom-
ing Slcit. Ambition - Keep a cer-
tain guy.
RICHARD J. HERMAN
"Herm"
Cvlee Clulo 2.4, Choir 2,4. F.
F.A. 2, Bi-Play-Clmem, Club 3.
Latin Club 4. Ambition - Fly
to Mars in a helicopter.
CAROL F. HARIVI DUANE K. HAVILAND
'Bennien "Dewey"
G.A.A. 2. Antigonian 4. Amlni- Choir 5,4, Glee Club 5,4, Am
tion - Get to Alaska. bition - Learn to Mambo.
FRANCES M. HAYES RICHARD G. HAYES
"Fran" "Dick"
Antigonian SA, Hi-Light 4, Am- lntramurals 2.14, Clioir 5,4
lnition - Get out ol scllool. Glee Club 14. Ambition - Get
out ol sclwol.
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ELEANOR M. HINTZ
"El " "Me "
F.H.A. 3, Ambition - Final that
"special" guy.
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Glee Clulz 2, Clloir 2. Student
Council 2, Debate 2.3.4, Fo-
rensics 3.4, Honors: lvlaxwell
award, Ellis Scllolarsixip, Spade.
Ambition - Teaching.
law
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THEODORA J. MARILYN J. HUNTER
HOMMERDING "Botany"
"TedJie" G.A.A. 2.5.4, Eta Epsilon 25,
flieerleader 2.3.4, Band 2.3.
3.A.A. 2.3.4, Hi-Light 4. Agn-
wition 3 Remain in tionora le-E
4, Majorette Corps 2.3, Senior
Class Play, Amluition - To lzxe
five feet tall.
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LLEVVELLYN C. MARY B. HUSNICK
HURLBERT "Niche"
"llewieu G.A.A. 2, Eta Epsilon 3,4,
Band 273,41 Drama Club 2' Homecoming skit 4. Ambition -
Debate 2, Ambition - Become a G0 lo California-
pilot.
KATHLEEN M. IGL PAULINE A. IGL
"Kathy" "Polly"
G.A.A. 2.14. Pres. 4, Latin Latin Club 2.3.4. Student
Club 5.4. Ambition - Bc a gym Council 5.4, G.A.A. 4, Amlai-
teacller. tion - Be a surgical nurse.
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SHIRLEY M. KEMMER
A' .M
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NANCY L. KING
"Kim" "Shorty"
Clmoir 2.5, Antigonian 2. Glee Glee Club 2, Student Council
Club 3, Amlsition - Get married 2.5. Clioir 5.4. Hi-Liglit 4, Am-
ancl settle clown.
MARGARET M. KLEVER
..Mig.,
Latin Club 25, Ambition - To
inlierit a fortune and grow taller
instead ol' wider.
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tuition - Get a Mrs. degree.
HARVEY A. KLITZ
. . Haw . .
F.F.A. 2.5. Ambition - Sleep.
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JEANNE P. IGL
HBlonclie"
G.A.A. 3.4, Ambition - Be a
scliool teacher.
CAROL Y. KEGLEY
..Keg,.
Glee Club 2. F.H.A. 5, Ambi-
tion - Get an otlice job.
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JAMES R. JENSEN
uhm..
MARJORIE A. KELLY
"Marge"
Latin Club 2.14. Antigonian
2.3. Drama Club 4. Hi-Light 4,
Ambition - To get a college
education.
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GERALD A. KLITZKA
Hlerry..
IntramuraIs 2.3.4, Ambition
To graduate.
MARY A. KNOEBEL
Hconeyn
Majorctte Corps 2.3.4, Antigo-
nian 2.3.4, Ct1eerIcacIer 3. Hon
ors: Homecoming Queen At
tendant. Ambition - To Ive a
IIUFSC.
DENNIS R. KLOPSTEIN
IntramuraIs 3.4. Science CIuIx
3. Chess 3.
JOEL A. KOELZER
"Jo Jo"
Intran1uraIs 2.3.4, Antigonian 4.
Track 4, Ambition - Be success-
Iul. If
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ANTHONY J, KOSS
"Tony"
F.F.A. 2.3.4, IntramuraIs 2.3.4
BascIJaII 3.4, Forestry 3,4
Track 4. "A" CIuIJ 4, F.F,A
Judging Team 2.3, Vice-Pres. 3
Sec. 4. DeIcgate to F.F.A.
State Convention, Ambition -
HSoIcIier ot Fortune."
PATRICIA M. KRALL
"Pat"
Eta EpsiIon 2.3, Ambition -
Marry a miIIionaire.
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DONALD E. KRALL
"Bomber"
FootI3aII 2.3.4, BasIcetIJaII 2.3,
4. BaseIbaII 2.3.4. Track 2.3.4.
"AH CIUIJ 2.3.4, Pres. 4. Hi-
LigI1t 2. Student CounciI 2.4.
Badger Boys' State. Senior
CIass President. AII-Conference
FootIJaII 3, Second Team AII-
Conference BasIcetI'JaII 3. Hon-
oraIJIe Mention AII-State Foot-
tJaII 3. Ambition - Be a civiI or
cI1emicaI engineer.
HELEN C. KRAUSE
Latin CIuIJ 2. GIee CIuIn 3,
Choir 4. Antigonian 3. Foren-
sics 4, CIass PIay. Ambition -
Be a teacI'xer.
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JEAN F. LEOPOLD
Jeanne
Antigonian 2.3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.
Glcc Club 2, Drama Clulo 2.3,
Choir 3.4. Hi-Light 3.4. Type-
writing Award. Amlsition - Just
to Iac Ilappy.
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JAMES E. LUKAS
"Luke"
F.F,A. 2.5.4, Sentinel 4. Am
Imition - Sing Iilie Louis Arm-
strong.
RICHARD J. KRAUSE
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Scrapiron
I7ootI:mII 2.3.4, Pliotograplly 4,
Latin Club 4, Ambition - Bc a
mechanical engineer.
PATRICIA IVI. LANGER
"Fuzzy"
JUDITI-I A. KRYKA
"Rusty"
Band 2.5.4. Orchestra 2.5. An
tigonian 4. Ambition - Get a
stenograpI1er's job.
JERRY L. LAEHN
Trarlc 2.3.4, Intramurals 2.3.4.
Student Council 2.3. Latin Club
2.3. Antigunian 3.4. Ambition -
Bc a sports writer.
JEROME S. LUND MARGARET. A. IVIARTINY
"Jerry" I ' Iwarlu
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nCifjx0R,1l7A. Mixi2xff"" MJAMES MATTEK
Ambition - Become a teacher. "VVenC"
Intramurais 2.3.4, Latin Club 5,
4, FootI:maII 5. Amiuition - Mar-
ry a YICII woman.
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CECELIA L.
MATUSZEWSKI "Beth"
"Celia"
G.A.A. 4. Amiwition - Bc a
ELIZABETH R. IVIAZANEC
Student Cnuncii 2. G.A.A. 2.
5.4. Latin CIUIQ 2,5,4, Banci 2.5.
model' 4. CLISEFICHJEF 5.4, Hi-Ligixt 4.
Ambition - Become si nurse - go
to Venice.
DAVID E. IVRCORIVIICK NEIL J. MCCORMICK
"Dave" "Bud"
Intramurais 2.5.4, Hockey 3.4. Fo0tI'JaII 2.3, Traci: 25. For-
Aminition - Bc-rome a man and estry CIUIJ 2, Intramurais 2.3.4.
raise a family. "A" CIUIJ 4. Ambition - Be a
cartoonist.
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KENNETH H. MEIDL
ulceflu
KATHLEEN A. MEHARG
"Kathy"
Intramurals 4. Ambition - Go Ambition - To be a success.
to California.
MARY JO MCKINNON
NIO..
Clioir 3. Glcc Club 3.4. Anti-
gonian 5.4. Latin Clula 4. Am-
bition - Be an Englisli teacller.
JAMES M. MCHALE
uhm..
Student Council 2. Intramurals
2.3.4, Latin Club 2.5.4, Golf
3.4. Honors: Stuclent Congress
5.4, Utlw-Rolar. Ambition - To
be a lawyer.
MARY CLARICE BONNIE J. MIKKELSON
MCGOURTY -'Mike-'
"Chris" Antigonian 4, Hi-Light 4. Am-
Iub 2'3'4' G'A.Al 2,331 bition - To live a very happy
Club 2. Antigonian 4. me-
l - Become B IIUFSC E-llld
see tlie world.
JEANNE G. MERTENS NANCY R. MEINERT
"Meri" uNanc"
Antigonian 2.5.4. G.A.A. 2. Cheerleader 2.5, Ambition - To
Hi-Light 4. Ambition - To be a malce otiicr people beautiful lbe
success. a laeauticianf'
Ai.
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MARY A. MIKKELSON
"Scary"
Antigonian 2.5. Student Council
2.5, Glee Clula 2, Clioir 3.4.
Pres. 4, Hi-Liglit 4. Honors:
Typewriting Award. Ambition -
To tae a nurse.
DONNA M. MODL
"Dani"
G.A.A. 4. Amlaition - Live llap-
pily.
EDWARD R. MILLER
"Eddie"
F.F.A. 2.5.4. Ambition - To be
a dairy farmer.
ANTHONY M. MILLS
"TONY"
Student Council 2,5,4. Latin
Club 2.3.4, Clxoir 2.5.4, Vice-
Pres. 4. Glee Club 2.5.4, Senior
Class Play. Honors: Utll-Rotar.
Ambition - Run a paint store.
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HJBYIH Hlafln
Drama Club 2, Antigonian 2.3,
Glee Clula 2, Latin Cluln 3.4,
Clloir 3.4, Hi-Light 4. Ambi-
tion - Be a nurse.
Student Council 2, Forensics 2.
Drama Club 2.4, Sec. 2. Anti-
gonian 5.4. Hi-Light 3.4, De-
lmate 4, Senior Class Play, An-
tigonian News Editor 4. Ambi-
tion - Go to college.
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BARBARA C. OCHS
"Barb"
Anligonian 2.5, Drama Clul'J 2.
Latin Cluln 5.4. Sluflc-nt Con-
gress 3.4. Hi-Liglit 4, Amimi-
tion - Get an RN. Dc-grcc ancl
nllur tliat A ?
RICHARD M. OLK
"Slippery"
Class Pr:-siclcnt 2. Latin Clulu 2.
Baslivllaall 2.3.4. Coll 2.3.4,
Bm-ball 3.4, Football 2, "A"
Clulu 4. Honors: Badger Boys'
Stale. Amlnition - Get married
ancl lxavc twelve liicls.
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ALBERT O. OLDENBURG
HAI..
Bancl 2.5.4, Traclc 2.3.4. Intra-
murals 2.5.4, Bi-Pixy-Cliem.
Clulrr 3.4. Dc-lnate 3, Baseball
4, Camera Clul: 4. Amlnition -
Teaching.
THOMAS R. OLK
IUTOYYIH
Latin Clula 2.5. Student Coun
cil 2, Baslcctlxall 2.5.4. Golf 2.
5.4, Jr. Class Presiclent 5,
"A" Club 4. Hi-Light 4. Hon-
ors: Baclger Boys' State. Am
laition - Be a Dermatologist.
JOANN M. NOLTE
"Noll"
Ambition - To meet "Nat" King
Cole in person.
SHIRLEY M. NOSKOWIAK '
Amlnition - To get married.
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BETTY A. NOSKOWIAK
"Boots"
Bancl 2.3.4, 5.4, Am-
bition - Get married.
WILLIAM F. NOW
"Bill"
Delaate 2. Antigonian 2, Crea-
tive VVriter's Club 5, Latin
Clulo 5, Intramurals 4. Amlri-
tion - Be a teaclxer.
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Transfer student from Portage. "G0,ge0us George"
Baseball lmltgfiljssfl ' To be a F.F.A. 2,3, Ambition-Dancing.
MERLE E. PAFF DONALD E. PARKER
-'p..ff" "Park"
Banci 2.3, F.F.A. 25.4. Jr. Basketball 2.3.4, Tracic 2.14,
D.H.l.A. 2. Ambition - Marry UA" Club 3.4. Football 4. Am-
a ricil wiclow. bilion - To go lar.
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ELEANOR A. PARSONS PHYLLIS L. PARSONS
"El" "PF1yl"
Drama Ciuia 2, Piioiograpily 2, Clioir 2.3.4. Gif-0 Club 3.
Glce Club 2. Amlzzition - Gain Drama Ciulu 3, Forvnsics 3.4,
an eciucation. Honors: University of Wiscon-
sin Niusic Clinic. Amlaition -
Direct an opera company.
BONNIE M. PEDERSON JANET L. PeLONG
"Squirt" "Peggy"
Cv.A.A. 2.3, Drama Club 5.4, Antigonian 3, Drama Club 3.4.
Senior Class Play 4. Ambition - Forensics 3, Amiaition - To be
Be an airline liostess. quiet.
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PRASALOWICZ
Drama Club 4. Ambition
Marry a millionaire.
DANIELLE D. REED
4 'Dannee ' '
Band 2.3.4. Antigonian 2.5.4.
Forensics 2.3, Hi-Ligtit 3.4.
Latin Club 4. Ambition - To be
happily marriecl.
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LIBBY L, PROCHASKA
"Lib "
Student Council 2.3. Antigonian
2,1 Glee Club 2. Cboir 5.4.
Sec. 4. Drama Club 3.4, As-
sembly Board 4. I'Ii-I..igI1t 4.
Ambition f To be Iiappy.
JAMES H, REIF
"Moc1est Guy"
Football 2.5.4, Baslcctball 2,
Track 2.5.4. Intramurals 5.4
Baseball 5. Latin Club 5. HA'
Club 4. Ambition - Be an arctli
tect.
LaVERNE A. PENDLETON
"Scrooge"
Basketball 2.3.4. Track 2.5.4.
Football 4. Ambition - Get mar-
ried and bc supported by my
wite.
PATRICIA V. PETROWSKI
"Pat"
G.A.A. 4. Ambition - Get a
job in IVIiIwauIcec.
SAMUEL C. PERRY
HSGTYIEJOH
F.F.A. 2.3.4, Jr. D.I'I.I.A. 2.5.
F.F.A. Trcas. 5, Vice-Pres. 4.
Intramurals 4. Ambition - To
go to college.
JEAN A. PILECKY
Uleann
G.A.A. 4. Ambition - Be a
beautician.
EMILY R. REIVIINGTON CLYDE D. RICE
"Buddy" Intramumis 2.5.4. Basiwtioaii 2,
FHA 4 A BT T t I Student Councii 3.4. President
. . . . m lion - o rave 4, Football 4-
anci raise a famiiy.
THEODORE J. RUDOLPII JOHN G. RYLAND
"Ted" "Inch"
Pimtograpiwy 4. Dc-imatc '5, Iii- Intramurais 2.4, Ciioir 2.3.4,
Ligiit 4. Bi-Piwy-Ciicm. Ciuim 4, Give Ciuiu 2.5.4, Latin Ciuim 5.
Ambition - Vvorii witix Peter 4, Forestry Ciuin 5, Ambition -
Growianci. Graciuute.
ROBERT A. SCHARDT
ELAINE F. SAWICKI
Giee Ciuid 2. Latin Ciui: 5.4, "Bob"
Eta Epsiion 3. Scif-nm Ciuin 3.
Ambition - Get married. Ambition - To iiy nn airpinne
FRED J. SCHEDLBAUER GERALDINE NI.
"Fritz" SCHIEFELBEIN
Fontmaii 2,3,4ic Basicctiniii 2. ..Geri.,
HOC ey vgeprliaclirlegliliitngm mon- Ambition - To Ive a Kicici.
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JUDITH A. SCHROEPFER
KATHRYN A. SCHULTZ
"Judy" "Kay"
Ambition - To be a sctiool G.A.A. 2.3.4, Latin Club 2.5,
teactler. 4, Hi-Light 4. Cheerleader 5.4,
JOAN M. SCHUMAN
' 'Ioanie ' '
Band 2. Glee Club 2. Ctloir 3.
4, Forensics 4. Ambition - Have
unlimited happiness.
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Capt. of "B" Squad. Ambi-
tion - Marry a coach.
LOUISE C. SCHUMITSCH
' 'Bunny' '
Cheerleader 25.4, Captain 4.
Latin Club 25.4. Student Coun-
cil 2.5.4, G.A.A. 2.3.4. Jr. Class
Vice-President, Band 5.4. Hon-
ors: Jr. Prom Queen. Home-
coming Queen. Ambition - To
be a Jacly.
JOAN J. SCHILLEMAN JOAN M. SCHILLEMAN
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uloanieu "Ioan"
Antigonian 2.3, Band 3.4, Hi- G.A.A. 4, Ambition - Be a
Light 4. Ambition - Get mar' stenograptler.
riecl.
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WILLIAM J. SCHMOLL ROY L. SCHROEDER
"Bill" F.F.A. 2.3.4. Jr. D.H.I.A. 5.
Ambition Be a man because
Ambition - Make money ae- - ' d
gauyy women are no goo .
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ROBERT D. SCHWARTZ RONALD W. SCOTT
"Bob" "Scotty"
F.F.A. 2.3. Forestry Club 2,3, Band 2,3. Intramurals 2.3.4,
Pres. Ambition - Make money Ambition - To be a store mana-
flegallyl . ger.
THOMAS C. SEIDL JERRY H. SETS
"Tom" alumina"
Intramurals 2,3,4. Baseball 3.4. F.F.A. 2.3. Amlsition - To worlc.
Football 4. Ambition - Can't
say for sure.
GEORGE F. SERVI
"Gorgeous"
F.F.A. 2.3.4. Ambition - To be
a mecixanic.
MARTHA A. SERVI
Ambition - To get a Mrs. cle-
gfee.
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npinkien
Football 2.3, Basketball 2,3.
Track 2.3. Intramurals 2.3.4.
"A" Club 3.4. Honors: Men-
tionecl for 2 team All Confer-
ence. Ambition - Be in tlxe
service.
WILLIAM C. SKINNER
"Billy"
Hockey 3.4. Ambition - Keep
away from tllose girls.
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KENNETH C. STEINFEST
usteinyn
Ambition - To be like my bro-
ther-in-law.
ALYCE M. STROBEL
JOANNE L. STRASSER
HID..
Student Council 2, Glee Club
2.3, Latin Club 3.4, G.A.A. 5.
4, Antigonian 5.4, Hi-Light 4,
Choir 4. Amimition - I just don't
know.
DONNA M. STUIBER
"Elsie" Eta Epsilon 2, Ambition - To
G.A.A. 4, Hi-Light 4. Ambi-
tion - To be a secretary.
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become a teacher.
JOHN W. STANDIFORD PATRICIA STARKEY
"Iohn" "Pat"
Ambition - Become a million- Transfer from Washington.
aire.
ELAINE M. STENGL THERESA M. STENGL
"Blondie" "Terry"
Band 5.4, G.A,A. 4. Ambition- Forensics 3.4, Drama Club 4
Get a 'iMrs." degree. Sr. Class Play. Ambition - To
be five feet, one inch ian.
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EUGENE S, SUMM
"Smiley"
Student Council 2.5. Ambition
To be a man.
RAMONA D. SWANSON
"Mona"
Amlmition - To be a secretary.
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JEANNE SUNDELL
"Ieanne"
Ambition - Get marriecl.
JERRY J. TEWS
"Mountainocousley"
F.F.A. 2.3.4, Amluition - Sleep,
Sleep, Sleep.
DONALD R. THOMPSON RICHARD l. THORNE
"Real" "Diclz"
Ambition - To get n goocl jola. Football 2.4. Hoclcey 5.4, Clmir
31 Glee Clula 3, Traclc 4. Am-
laition - l'll never tell.
GEORGINE R. TOOLEY BERNARD F. URBAN
"Squirt" "Bernie"
Glee Club 2. Band 3.4. Amlai- lntramurals 2, F.F.A. 2.5. For-
tion - .loin tlle Air Force. estry 2.3, Glee Club 2.3, Clxoir
2.5.
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SUZANNE E. VICK
ROBERT E. WARG
Hsuen "Eggie"
Forensics 2. G.A.A. 3.4. Hi- intramurais 2.5.4. Ambition - To
Ligint 4. Amiaition - Work in iive forever.
an office.
WILLIAM T. WARG
"Wilt"
Intramurals 2.5.4, Basicetbaii 2.
Giee Ciuim 5.4, Ciioir 5.4. Am-
izitioh - Be a medical doctor.
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DELORIS L. WENDT
"Sis"
Band 2.5.4, G.A.A. 4. Amimi-
tion - To remove my irecicies.
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Amiaition - To travei. Amiaition - To woric in a meat
BOBBE M. VASSAU
"Boizi1e"
Deimte 5.4, Pres. 4, Antigonian
3.4, Student Councii 3.4. Wis.
Stucient Congress 5.4, Latin
Ciuiz 3.4, Cixoir 5.4. Assembiy
Board 4, Jr. Prom Chairman.
Honors: Badger Giris' State.
Mirror, Homecoming Queen At-
tenciani, Ciwir Alternative to
State Music Clinic. Hi-Light
Editor. Ambition - Be a nurse
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CAROL J. VER HAAGH
"Short One"
Hi-Light 4, G.A.A. 4. Ambi
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SALLY J. WEYENBERG MARY A. WILCENSKI
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Latin Ciuia 4. Ambition - To Latin Club 2.3. G.A.A.Pf. Am-
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To im a ciicsvi tccimirian. a miiiionaire.
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JOHN T. ZXVICKY CAROL J. SEIS JAMES L, LENZNER
" Olmnyn Girls Intramurals 2, G.A.A. 4. "lim"
FIFA- -5' Fnmstry Cluh 3' Ambition - Bc a millionaire. FFA. 2'-5' Anlbition - Bc n
Amliition - Blow n square mCCl'l5niC-
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SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS
ROW I: S. Galarowicz. B. Mazanec, T. Slengl. ROW 2: M. Milzlzelson, B. Oclns, B. Vassau. ROW 3: D. Reed,
Murray. R. Swanson. ROVV 4: M. Bina, H. Draeger, H. Droege. ROW 5: S. Perry, D. Stueber, P. lgl. ROW 6:
cHale. I. Laelm, B. Now. ROW 7: D. Krall. R. Diclzman, M. Halle. fA. Zima, absent,
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Dick StengI, President: Judy Reinert, ice-Presi-
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scllein, B. Beilel, Bornemunn, C. Arrowoocf, ASIIOIITUOL, I.. Braun, G. Barker. Row '51 B. Artymiule, S. Bornemann, B. Below
G. Bowens. L. Brandt, C. Baxter. Row 4: B. Braun, D. Boyle, C. Berg, D, Beloit, P. Blanele, E. Bouller. Row 5: D. Bera, H. Bulcl
er, D. Bonnell. K. Barla, L. Adkins.
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CRAMER - Row I: D, Devine, D. Dobrinslm, K. Buelow, P. Close, Crha, D. Cunningham, B. Carlson. Row 2: VV. Diech. D.
Callahan, V. Cejlza, C, Conn, B. Dewan, A. Cross, P. Donohue. Row 5: N. Dorn, P. Buch, Demlow, P. Crum, D. Cline, M
Dorn, D. Dodge. Row 4: C. Chervenlea, Climer. Dewey. A- DGRYUHT, D' COYQV, Debmux-
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NOREM - Row lzl. Gardner, L. Funk, R. Emenecleer, N. Ford, P. Drake, M. Guyanl, D, Drexler, Row 2: G. Greisinger, B.
frlIPIllllIlCT, A. Gunderson, B. Fisher, B. Gehr, Fonzedahl, Draegcr. Row 5: Fellvr, C. Haclzlmrlh, M. Franck, G. Gee, N.
Gran, I.. Forbes, M, Gesell. Row 4: R. Durenberger, D. Frey, R. Driver, K. Fenton, Drabelz, K, Heclelnarilz, R. Duchrow.
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SCHIMMEL - Row l:H. Hennie, lim, C. Heschlze, E. Kegler, B. Hulwatch, L. Hansen, Holup. Row 2: Hersant, D. Husnicle,
M, Hulmtch, P. Incha, Hartman, D. Kieper, D. Hurllwurl. Row 5: A. Igl, Igl, M. Iohanelz, H, Halumu. XV. Kennedy, B. Kapusta,
M. Helmbreckt. Row 4: D. lgl. P. lgl, F. Hunter, T. Iensen, Iensen, B. Higgins, T. Iesse.
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Koudellea, B. Ivlllflfgldi. Row 4: IW. Luleowkz, IW. Krueger, E. Locke, Krause. Lenzner, Leslie.
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VVHITING - Row l:K. Milzleelson, I.. Iwaiucheslei, B, Moller, Mc'CIean, Mayo, M. Noslzowialz, E. Neigenfind. Row 2:
McHule, O. Olivares, B. F1cKinnon, E. Ffunson, R. Newton, M, Opvicfzleu, I.. Mosller. Row 3: F. Mfmore, B. Mullah, B. Melxren, E.
Mccandless, L, Nelson, B. McCormick, D. Muench, Row 4: D, Nicleolson, D, Iwurplly, S. O'Neil, S, Nicholson, P. Meidl, K, Moss,
D, Iwurray. Row 5: C. Ollo. B. OBrien, T. Mccloskey.
ALBRIGHT - Run- I: R. Portman, Ranciuii, Ruscil, B. SC'liPSO', Remington, Reineri, R. Pricizett. Row 2: D. Rosio, P, I
Rumnutr. Reed, Ross, Rvminglon, Puvcie, Sriziliprnun, Rirlmrcls. Row '5: Pcivrson, Rowan, D. Porivr,
'Roi1insun, A. Pinegur, sl'IlH'iYlQlP, D. Robinson. Row 4: D. Perry, Prins. R. Ryland, Racilze, Rusch,
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Sflliill, Thorne. Row 4: D. Skinner, D. Starr, D. Sporina, G. Smifiw, D. Sfvngi, B. Tracivweii.
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Wierschke, A. Zimmerman, B. Wild, Vorass, R. Zoern. Row 3: T. Weeks, L. Worman, V. Woitusialz, B, Wild, K. Wagner, G.
Worrmn, D. Waldvogel Row 4: Wflitealaer, B. Wirth, V9FIldSS8lf, P. VnnDerl1ei, D. Yvag
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President, Gary Dorn
Vice-President, Lynn Tractewell
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We ttie ctass of '57 entered time Antigo Senior
High Sctiooi fitted witti ptans, hopes, and dreams
to maice our years profitable, not only to our-
seives, but to tile entire sctiooi.
We elected for our ctass officers President,
Gary Dorng Vice-President, Lynn Tradeweiig and
Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Lingenfeiter.
Our first main event was ttie Homecoming. it
was exciting to work on our float bearing ttle sio-
gan, HVVe'ii Grind Gur Way to Victoryf,
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presented a class play WtliCt'l was entitled, "Tile
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' Our HBH squads in tootiuaii and iaasicettiaii,
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Allen, Betnn, B. Bmske, T. Bonnell, D, Bainin. Row 3: Bryan, D. Bohm, G. Brandt, A. Antik, G. Bent, R. Boslwicte, G. Bernd!
Ram' -1: C. Bailey, G, Arrowoofl, Bownps, Brennecke, W, Armwood, D. Bfovctorn, I., Brunolfl. Row 5: A. Arveson, Braun,
C. Brpnnvctev, 51. Baxter, Braun, E, Albrecht.
LYONS - Row I:B. Bula, B. Dresclwr, R. Calmlz, D, Below, Dralweh, D. DUGSCIIQT, D. Cherl. Row 2: L. Draeger, D. Bures, N.
Daecy, C. Curtis. Datein. Buch, Doucfla. Row 3: A. Dutnrinstea, D. Debord, A. Crandall, H. Dziamarasfzi, B. Burt, D. Dunbar,
R. Burke. Row 41 T. Dolznl, Cigel, Cousineuu., K. Burns, L. Dietrich, E. Cunningham, G. Dorn. Row 5: B. Crowe, L. Doucette,
O, DeHart.
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MOORS - Row l: D. Guyant, M. Funk, A. Fessender, Guharrlf, B. Frilscll, M. Glugla, B. Esseri. Row 2: V. Fleischman, S.
l:l0iSl'l1TlI.Cl7I, M. Feller, B, Gravcen, Ehlers, l. lfcleelstafer, T. Fnrzl. Row 'Sz D, Gross, B, Gruenlmrg, S. Euler, M. Hansen, D.
Huvifund, K. Guentllner, E. Gmssleurtll. Row 4: R. Eden, K. Gallvrnlmrg, Harm, A. Gross, A. Ficlz, D, Halama, B, Gullzaclz.
Row 5: lf. Finnegan.
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SCOTT - Row I: Hiplze, L. Homnwrding, Ison, D. Kluluall, M. Hiplze, K, Iensen, R. Helmig. Row 2: K. Homonza, Klamerus,
I, Hintz, Hendricks, Hiniz, M. lgl, M. Hiiz. Row 5: L. Klopslvin, I.. King, M. Kaplan, M. Ianleowslei, G. Hoffman, K. Iris, D.
Klilzlza. Row 4: Huffman, Herrrlan, Hix, Keen, T. K0lVl'lLJf6'T, Hess, A. King.
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DEGUISE - Row 2: B. Koszarelz, M. Lindemann, V. McKinney, I.. Knutson, D. Krauren, R. Molyahn, G. Dreger. Row 2: D. Leon-
ard, Krugcl, N. Lingenfvltor, IW. IVlcClvan, Koss, I.. Lurzelerv, R. Krohn. Row 3: B. Kulwny, P. MOTCilliUI?, Kvarda, M. Kos-
telac, XV. Kunz, B. Maly, Murlirl, Row 4: Malfzisrmn, L. Krueger.
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GUENSBERG - Row I: R. Nicholson, B. Monissey, M, Mosher, B. Miclxalleo, P. Mosher, L. Misfeldt, L, Meniing. Row 2:
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Olclenberg, Meidl, C. Meinerl, B. Packard, Payne, Mrecho, M. OBrien. Row 3: E. Mosher, S. Ovialf, P. Melzarg, S.
O'Brien, M. Packard, Miersch, N. Orlhmann. Row 4: K, Moss, B. Nick:-I, P. Iwyszlea, T. Meyer.
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STEINKRAUS - Row I: R. Pregler, Rahacele, Rusch, R. Perry, K. Svlxneicler, P. Sawciei, G. Rhodes. Row 2: VV',.SCl1wingle
G. Svlzwvitzer, R. Rvzniflxvle, S. Srlunoll, S. Piuziz, Rosiu, D. Rvinwr. Row 5: B. Moly, C. Srlwiniz, D. Prins, R. Riley, M. I
Ponclloton, Resrli, C. Pre-gier. Row 5: G. Scliroepher, Perkins, Pvtrogvnea, R. Roegrig, G, Robbins, R. Ross.
LEBERDA , Row 1: D. Sgcbgri Silver, N, Stafllor, Sesil, Sporleauer, Tourlillett, Stewart. Row 2: E. Scllimeclz, N
Strauch, E. Stephan, C. Stvlmr, C. Tatro, N. Selzurwy, B, Slapts. Row 3: Stolzmen, I., Trrxdviveil, N. Stern, M. Smith, K. Smith
M. Teal, B. Thompson, Row 4: T. Swaboda, B. Straucli, E. Theison, K. Strobel, L. Togiiente, S. Tulro, G. Smith, Sliafel.
BILSE - Row 1: E. Vozfza, A. Zangl, Waubanascum, L. Weso, Walker, Wudtlze, T. Vick. Row 2: A. Vorass, E. Wudinger,
P, Zaclzril, L. Wanen, S. Zoern, P. Wagner, R. Zailz. Row 5: T, Voruss, B. Williams, D. Wild, F. Wild, G. Weidler. Row 4:
D. Yarie, R. Warren. I. Verfmsselt, T. Wagner, D. Zwicky.
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Ieanne Mertins - lim Mattelz
Pat Callahan - Ron Galarowicz
Elaine Brandt - Dick OUQ
Mary Knoetuel - Bill Mattetz
Beth Mazenelz - Ierry Prins
lean Leopold - Bill Gardislzy
lanis Nelson - Bob Grantman
lane! Mrtrray - Wes Macler
Teddy Hommerding - Bob Schwartz
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Nancy Gross - Dave McCormick
Phyllis Carpenter - Vernon Servi
Barbara Ochs - Bill Tradewell
Mary Io McKinnon A Carl Borowczyi
Lois Mcphait - lim Rammer
Mary Husnictz - Dietz Hayes
Mary Bacon - Fritz Schedelzauer
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Teddy Hommerrling - Tum Kreitz
Louise Scllumiisch - Bud Korlll
Chris Mcfloiirty - Bill Gurdislzy
Beth Mazonec - lim Reif
Elaine Brandi - Dick Ollz
lean Leopold - Gary Dorn
Indy Durlrac - Gene LaFave
Peg Pelong - lim Lulzas
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Margo Sharp - Norman Dorn
Danille Reed - Gene Mundl
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The Antigo High School Foothaii team, with iucic
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The team prociuceci two aii-conference players in
quarterback Don Kraii, his second time on the aii-
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The Antigo Robins can iooic forward to a success-
fui season next year with seven iettermen returning.
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D. Ullz, R. McCormick, B. Kulzeny, T. Ollz
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Antigo stark-Ll out its l054-55 season in an encounter with
lxlarshliclcl. The game was a rontest all the way, hut the linal
hell rcvealecl Antigo ns the loser hy two points. The Robins made
up lor this elosc cl:-lea! hy posting a virtory over u talented Toma-
hawk team hy a narrow two point margin. The next loc cn-
rouiiterecl was Vvisconsin Rapicls, a perennial powerhouse. Our
hoys put up a terrific' struggle hut were sulpduecl lay two points
again. These games were typiral ol the season.
Highlights ol the season incluclecl wins over Tomahawlc, Stevens
Point twice, and our traclitional rival Rhinelanclcr. The greater
rhampionship. All were outstancling in this game hut our par-
tirular gratiturlc goes out to Tom Ollc lor his game winning tree-
throw alter time had run out. Vve are expecting great things ol
our hoys at the sectional. High scorer lor the season was Don Krall.
Returning lc-ttermen include Dick Frey, Bill Traclewell, John
Racltlcr-, Frank Hunter, Bob lvlccormiclc, Jerry Prins, ancl Diclc
Bonncll.
Losses sustainecl lay graduation are thc lollowing: Don Krall,
Tom Ollc, ancl Dick Olli.
Vvc are all justly proucl ol this years team and anxiously await
next season.
game by l our victory over Shawuno to gain the regional
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varsity. Included in their activity were opponents SUCI1 as: Vvis- promoted to time Varsity Team. Xfxylf are confident that this years
consin Rapids. Tomaiiawk twice, Rilineiander twice, Marshfield, squad will provide an asset to next years team.
Nierrilt, and Stevens Point.
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Tllis yearls intramural program Consistecl mostly ol
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lnasliellmall program was llelcl cluring noon lmours ancl
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tlmey in turn rllose tlieir team.
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Tlme nigllt schedule was Composed ol two leagues,
tlle major and tl1e minor. Tlae major league consisted
ol tlue senior looys, wllile tlme minor league was com-
posecl ol juniors ancl soplmomores. At tlle end ol tlle
year, ten senior lvoys were cllosen to comprise tlle all-
star squacl wliiclsl was to talce on tlte faculty. bl-lie intra-
mural program was supervised lay lwlr. Smiclc.
MINOR LEAGUE
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Bilse-Allmriglit .... .. 7 5
Lyons-Scliumitselu . . . . 6 4
Qlsensleilnercla . . . . 5 7
Scott-DeGuise ......., . . 2 8
Leider-Sclnimmel-Nlueller . . . 2 8
Hockey .
ROXV I: M. Leslie, T. Ford, Demlow, B. Skinner: ROVV 2: D. Skinner, M. Goodnough, D. McCormick,
Darling, Ruscfi, R. Reiland, N. IWcCormicIe, Bennett, K. Meidl. uY0L!'?"!L4,2,6d!,,V,
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much better Icnown.
This ycar's team, consisting oI mostly juniors and seniors
had n vcry goocl scason, and is Iooking forward to an even
Ioettcr one next year with six Iettcrmen returning.
WON 4 LOST 6 ANTIGO VISITORS
Madison Central 8 7
Madison West 5 I
Milwaukee Country Day 4 7
Rhinelanclcr 3 8
Madison Central l 3
Wausau 3 4
Stevens Point 3 2
Stevens Point I 0
RIiineIancIer I 4
Vvausau l 4
Antigo showed a Iaig improvement over the Iirst year.
. Basehaii Anci Tennis
ROVV l: B. Thompson, R. Galurowicz, Radltee, G. Guvnlhner, R. Mccormiciz, O. Schultz, Hoffman, G. Hunter,
N. Dorn: ROXV 21 Prins, D. Bonnvll, Sopata, D. Krall, Reif, Zahransley, D. Guenthner, D Nirholson, D.
Lund, D. Ollz, tMissing
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The baseball team, headed by
a veteran squad, played winning
hail throughout most of their
season.
With a strong nucleus of let-
termen returning. the tennis team
enjoyed a very successful season,
and in time, hope that tennis he-
comes stronger in Antigo High.
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played in their meets.
The A. H. S. golf team en-
joyed a highly successful sea-
son witir a promising year to
follow.
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The HA" Ctuh is an organization
composed of boys who have earned
one major letter or two minor tet-
ters. This past year, the club spon-
sored a haslcethaii game between
the Badger AH-Stars and the An-
tigo City AH-Stars. They also spon-
sored a dance and sold refreshments
at the hasicethail games. They in-
tenct to make a trip to Chicago this
spring.
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l: C. Rice, D, Parker, D. Krall, D. OHL L. Pendleton, D. Krause,
2: Reif, T. Seicu, T. One, M. Goodnough, Heclzman, Eder:
3: B. Thomson, T. iwcfjloskey, N. Mccormicie, R, Slengl, R. Thorne,
4: D. Frey, Prins, M. Kuhiaczyk, R. 1V1cCormick, R. Bonnell.
GAA.
ROXV l: D, Cox, Strusser, Brennecize, K. Sci1uitz,B. Mazanec, L. Scilumitsch, Fieischman, M. Fenton, P. CCIIGHGH, E.
Brandt, Miss Juneau, K. igi, C. McGourty, T. Hommerding, E. Dickie, N. Gross, Wirth, E. Stengi, A. Stroixei, D. Wendt. ROVV
2: Yonieee, M, Wiicenshi, P. igi, C. Matiiszeiivsiei, P. Peirowsiei, Piievizy, M, Feiier, Ehiers, Rohacek, igi, A, Zaucha,
A. Zima, R. Young, D. iviorii, ii.. Hommerding, Ison, K. Strobel, R. Newton, Waiiimanscunzg ROW 3: Sciiiiieman, K. len-
sen, P. Mehurg, B. Cravoon, C. Mtviriert, Daiein, M. Ford, C. Sets, L. Matuchtfsizi, Kcgier, B. Guenthner, 1, Kuney, Krugei,
M. Curtis, N. Darcy, S. O'N0iii, G. Xvinter, L. Zima, D. Bueiowg ROW' 4: E. Mrinson, A. Laiidenaer, G. Behi, L. Knutson, K.
Smith, D. Kiuizaii, L. Dietrich, R. Maiguhn, M. Kosteiac, D. Dohrinsiza, S. Meidi, C. Tutro, DoUJs, D. Seidi, V. Ceiiza, M. Tatro, '
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T. Hommerziing, M, Fenton, Fieischman, M. L, luneau, Advisor, E. Dicizie. C. lgi, '
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usuaiiy numhers nearly one hundred.
The giris meet once a weeic for major
activities, such as hasicethaii, archery,
and voiiey ioaii. They have a iot of fun
and usuaiiy hreaic up around five
oiciocic. On Tuesday nights, we iinci
them at the howiing aiiey in rip-roar-
ing Competition.
The hig event of the year is the
C.A.A. banquet. when aii the giris go
out ior a good healthy meai. They aii
iooic iorwarci to this with much an-
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squad cileerieaders, under time cap-
iaincy of Louise Schumitscil and
,esiie Braun respectiveiy, did a fine
ob of ciieering our team on to fight
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lew cileers and performed in brigiit
lew uniforms. I'm silre everyone wiii
ngree tiiat they did a iot to promote
food sciwooi spirit and to instiii in tile
Joys that oid "Gui Go! Goin in aii
heir games. As time oid saying goes,
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Row l: M. Fergin, Duchac, Krylza, B. Noslzowiak
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3 E. Dobbs, P. Parsons, Ison, D. Kieper. Row 2: B. Haiama, Rosie, D. Harman. Row 4: B. Skinner, L. Adkins, Novak,
M. Mikkeison, B. Va sau, Murray, G. Gee, M. Fenton, S. D. Hayes, T. Mil s, P. Blazek, K. Fenton, B. Grantma , G.
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ROXV 4: Kluball, M. Monlz, Schmoll, M. Wogiosich, P. Maresln, C. Roerechf, Hosleiller, R. Arrawoocl, S. Stanfli-
furd, P. Zartz, S. Spreng, D. Presieelie, M. Dicieman, G. Vosmelzf ROVV 3: N. Fleischman, M. Doucelle, D, Bures, Ison,
lf. Fischer, C. HCSCIILQ, S. Meirll, S. Keslly, B. Gruenlzerg, M. Cornelius, A. Buch, M. Fuller, C. Tulro, B. Dewung ROVV
2: G. BEIII, N. Grades, Berndl, N. Skinner, D. Porter, L. Tuglienti, R. Marciniale, Gill, B. Beitel, M. Slrasser, S.
Curivr, B. Monisseyi, M. Gunderson, P. Rammerg ROW l: M. Voras, A. Strobel, L. Traclcwell, R. West, P. Meiicirg, O.
Darmruili, S. O'Neill, G. Gee, Kollas, Berner, K. Krueger, Leopold, Cliner, 1VlcNeil.
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Dorn, M. Krueger, D. Murray, A. Ecizer, T. Meyers, D. Hayes, Hersant, P. Curran, D. Rosiog ROW 3: B. Skinner, D.
Hayes, T. Mills, P. Blazek, B. Grantman, A. Carlson, B. Warg, G. Robbins, Ryland.
Dfama .
The main objective of the Drama
Club is to present one act plays and
acquaint students with play produc-
tion procedures. Membership is open
to any senior high school student. The
Drama Club plans to give three plays
this year: a Christmas play. 'Song of
Gloryf' a television play, to be pre-
sented over the Vvausau station, and
another play in the late spring. Miss
Leider is the advisor.
Row I: L. Worman, R. Portman, P. Blazek, L.
King. G. Worman. Row 2: A. Schweitzer.
Reinert, M. Kelly, P. PeLong, M. Gallentlerg, C.
Meinert. Row 5: T. Slengl, R. Bovee, E. Brandt,
M, Bina, Brennecize, E. Mccandless. Row 4:
B. Pederson, W. Kennedy, A. Pinnegar, K. Beu-
tow, I.. Nelson, B. Mehren. Row 5: G. Steiner,
W. Moller, E. Kegler, M. Doran, N. Ford, C.
Haclelzarlll. Row 6: R. Reznichelz, Rollacek, L.
Hommerding, Ison. Reed, Randall. Row 7:
N. Sledler, N. Lingenfelter, Brenneclze, K. len-
Sen, L. O'Neill, A. Cross. Row 8: L. Dietrich,
D, Klulzall, M. Smith, C. Behl, L. Feuer, S.
Brecklin, Row 9: R. Malzalln, M. Glugla,
Cousineau. B. P. MeHarg, Ross, B.
Morrissey, S. Fleischman.
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Forensics .
ixftrs. iwiuetter is ctirector ot ttle forensic
program, which tias become a year round
activity at Antigo. in September tide 32
ctutw members attended a Speectl institute
t1etct at the State Cottege in Stevens
Point. Un October '50, fifteen ot ttie mem-
bers participated in a Practice Nieet tletct
tor IO of the Vattey sctioots at ivterritt
Higti.
Ctutm memtuers are in great ctemanct
year rounci to appear on time programs of
time various city organizations. January
and Fetmruary are tuusy monttis preparing
tor tile Higti Sctloot Contest traditionatty
tietct on iwtarcti I. Tile Winners go on to
League, District, and tinaity to State
competition.
Row I: N. Stern, G. Sctiweitzer, R. Reznictlek, A.
Antik, M, Duran. Row 2: I.. Nelson, N. Lingenfeltpr,
I., Trurtewr-tt, D, Kiepor, SCIIIIHIZIYI. Row 5:
Mrftzcxtir, P. Parsons, T. Shfngt, Krause, Ken-
nvcly. Row 4: IW. Hoicv, lson, K, Iris. L. Braun,
K. Fenton.
L Braun Presirlentg K. Fenton, Vice
M. Doran, Sec. Treasurer.
. Spanish Club
The Spanish Club, advised by Miss
ciineria, had its beginning this year in
nur school. Time Club plays games in
Spanish, converses in Spanish, and learns
ongs in Spanish. A Christmas fiesta
vas iaeid with the breaking of a pinacia
is a tli-iight, Two pro'ects of tile Cl tm
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J. Summ, N. Grail. Row 5: C. Conn, Dakin, U. 1
uliring, L. Taglienli, M, Kaplan. Row 4: Mi9fSCIl,
7. Murray, L. Draiger, B. Maly, B. Richards. Row
: Gardner, Leonard, P. Blazeh, R. Pricizette.
M. Sharp, Treasurer, P. Blazek, President: D. Summ,
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Cousineau, B. Vassau, M. Kelly. Row 2: S. Weyena
berg, C. Haciehurth, Nelson, P. Callahan, C. Mc-
Gourty, B. Mazanec, M. Bina. Row 4: E. McCan-
Jless, Reinert, E. Dobbs, S. Carter, Schwingl,
D. Callahan. Row 5: Anderson, K. Buetow, Fel-
ler, Rowan, lim, B, Huhatch. Row 6: D. Do-
tzrinsizu, A, Zimmerman, M. Fenton, P. Crum, N
Fleischman, M. Iohanelz. Row 7: B. Noslzowiaia, L.
Schumitsch, E. Sawicizy, D. Reed, L. Zima, K. Waf-
ner. Row S: S. O'NeiH, K. Schultz. Row 9: Mc-
hale, B, Tradewell, B. Maltelz. D. Frey, T. Mills,
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Latin Club is open to all students who
have completed two years of Latin or are in
their second year. The purpose of the Latin
Cluh is to study and enjoy Roman life and
customs. The hi-iight of this club is the
Latin Banquet which is held in the spring
of the year. At this event students come
dressed in Roman clothing and eat a Roman
meal in Roman style. The advisor is Mr.
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As you all lcnow, the Antigonian is a
school edited and produced newspaper, and
getting a paper out every three weeks and
doing a good job of it, has lcept the Anti-
gonian staff plenty husy. At the same time
they have gained experience in production
and news writing, learned the fundame als
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Row I: B. Fischer, E. Mccandless, Muway, B.
Ochs, Ducliav, Nelson, B. Halama, Cousi-
neau, M. Milzlzelson. Row 2: Reinert, M. Kelly. B.
Vassau, M. McKinnon, Leupold, B. Mamnec.
Row 3: C. Haclztmrth, I.. Nelson, N. Crum,
Brenneclze, P. Callahan, C. McGouriy, Row 4:
Anderson, B. Milzlzelson, R. Bovee, M. Bacon, M.
Bina, M. Fronele. Row 5: M. Doran, Feller, E.
Dobbs, S. Carter, M. Goodman, B. McKinnon. Row
6: Rowan, B. Beitel, P. Rammer, Sclnilleman,
Scliwingle, D. Callahan. Row 7: T. Weeks, R. Port-
man, Krause, Laefm, Koelzer, Lund.
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Row 2: A. Belant. D. Nicholson, G. Sctnroepfer,-E. Mosher, C. Wild.
Row 5: T. Koss, D. Herman. B. Schwartz, B. I:l9iSChTlll1Yl.
Forestry .
The Forestry Club consists of about 25
memiaers wtio meet once every monttx.
Features at meetings this year have been
a Christmas party, a speaker from "Trees
for Tomorrow," and a movie shown by
the Conservation Department.
In tile Spring of ttle year, tile club
plans on spending two days in tile Sctiooi
Forest. They wiii spend considerable time
planting young trees.
One of tile biggest projects of time year
is tile promotion of sctlooi usage of the
forest iand owned by Antigo High. The
advisor, Mr. Biise, along with Mr. Pou-
iette, has been betlinci ttlis plan.
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Row I: R. Beimizor , S, Euizier, B. Gruenimerg, Rosie, I
Row 2: M. Hipkewz. Remington, D. Cunningham, Seizeny. ,J J
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Colors are red and white, and time
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"Forward New Horizonsf' means
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Row 2: Rosio, Secretary, E. Yonkee, Reporter, Kryiea, Treas.
Photography
w I. lim, T, Rudolph, K. Daecy, B. u .
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velop and print their own pictures in the school ctarlc rn m.
At the beginning ot the school year Bill Hansen! was
elected President. No other officers were elected.
some off the activities ot the cluh included a shooting
session for Rwhich two Junior girls posect, ancl a display ot'
the nationa x rize-winning pictures.
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Row 2: Vosmelz, B. Bula, A. Aulilz.
Row 3: A, Arvesun, K, lensen, Brenneclze, Cousineau.
Row 4: N. Orlhman, T. Iesse, Lul20wiCZ, S. OUUIU-
Row 5: D, Waldvogel, C. Bailey, B, Hanson, T. Rudolph.
The Science Club. heaclecl by Mr. McLaughlin,
is an organization to help students further their
interest in science. Anyone who is interested in
any phase of science is eligible lor membership
in this club. The Science Club talces lielcl trips
and all members worlc on a project in either
physics, biology, or chemistry. This is a goocl or-
ganization to get into it you are interested in
science.
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to raise money for the Home Econom-
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ing coffee at the football games, and
hy having harhecue and cancty sales.
They also help with the traditional
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Row I: M. Mosher, L. Slrassef, I.. Nelson, N. Ford. Row 2: I.. Deifriciz, Ison, If. I.onq, B, Sl'l'liSPI, N. Grail Row '5-
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Brunolcl. Row 5: iv. Orfilrrliln, CJ'Briun.
E. Nelson, President, S. Oviatt, Vice
President, N. Ford, Sec. Treasurer.
The Radio fc' T.V. Club is one of
iime new club organizations of our
sciiooi advised by Wir. DeGuise. This
Club has given programs over
WATK, Antigo and has done some
eievision woric over VVSAU. They as-
:ist in speech and assembly work and
iii dramatic and entertainment groups.
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Row l: D. Pavlpiz, T. Koss, T. igl, D. Husnicte, D. Drexler, D, Hutzatch, Row 2: Euler, E. Miller, G. Kreger, G. Servi,
B. Hoermnn, D. Gulfltwncti, Row 'Sz E. Cunningham, V. Arrowood, B. Kapusta, H. Hannie, D. Sporina, Igl, C. Kakes.
Row 4: M, Puff, D, Kopesclzu, G. Sctiwitzer, Drage, T. SOPGIU, ZGIYPFOIISIQY-
W l: T. Igl, President, S. Perry, Vice Presi-
dent. Row 2: T. Koss, Secretary, D. Drexler, Re-
porter, Lukas, Sentinel.
The F.F.A. is an organization begun for ttie
purpose of developing competent, aggressive,
rural and agriculture leadership. To be a
member, one must be in vocational agriculture
with satisfactory grades and a satisfactory farm-
ing program. The iii-tights of the year are the
Father and Son Banquet, Exhibit at the Coun-
ty Fair, and the F.F.A. Educational Tour.
The honor given eactl year is time Efficient Pro-
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Row l: L. Braun, Nelson, M. Hake, A. Aulile, M. Doran.
Row 2: B. Vassau, B. Mehren, L. Tradeweii, E. Kegler.
The question that this year's dehate team
met was UResoive that the Federal Govern-
ment shouid initiate a poiicy of free trade
among nations friendly to the U. S.
The big event of the year, after the teams
had participated in debates in Merrill, Point,
and Eau Claire, came when the HA" team won
the right to attend the state sectional. This was
the first time in 14 years that Antigo had been
represented at this particular tourney. Members
of the winning team were Leslie Braun, Bohhe
Vassau, Melvin Hoice, and Bonnie Niehren.
The dehate squad also has given a program
over the air this year, with the help of the An-
tigo High School Radio and T.V. Ciuh and
WATK Antigo.
All in all the season proved successful, and
so another year of debate in Antigo High has
been completed under the fine direction of
iwirs. Vvhiting.
B. Vassau, President, L. Braun, Vice
President, L. Traclewell, Sec. Treasurer.
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