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

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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 Auto Mechanics I W'?0J2'0rLiQ8 1 X kj JAMES SMICK BS., Oshkosh State College Physics and Matll NYRON NVANDREY Stntc Collegi- WHITI NG HA., Ripon Collr-gc Anwrican ffislory

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bww MARY MOORS GEORGIA MUELLER AGNES NOREIVI BS., University oi Minnesota English CHARLOTTE OLSEN B.A., Ripon Cniivgr- Biology EUGENE PETERSON PLE., Vvixilewaler Shake College Commercial Subjects i A W if 'f +-mf. T 2 ,K M I M L G . L X fa I M., if KA., Lnwrmirc- College IHA., Luxxrf-nf-o Coll.-gp SIPPUFII fxnll'rif'U'l IDFOIJIUIIYS ED O'NElLL DEANE PAGE ........ J NJ A M5 ,isp fi' , A I , 4 A mu . HS., RTS., Univvrsily oi Vvisronsin B.S., Univvrsily of Vvisrnnsin Pixysiral lfciuruiion, Cflllfll Xvorlci Hislory anti Psyvlloiogy LYNN SCHIMMELS JOEL SALTER BS.. Univcrsiky of Vvisconsin B.S,, Univvrsily oi Vvisronsin English 10, ll Aff

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SENIOR OFFICERS Dun KMII, President H O N O R S ,. I ,gli 5 S ' I . Meirvin HoI2e, Spade, Bolwhe Vassau, Minor, lack Eder, Spoon 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.