Elk Mound High School - Moundonian Yearbook (Elk Mound, WI)
- Class of 1955
Page 1 of 82
Cover
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Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
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Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Brice
Mr
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Flint
Mr. and Mrs. Ausman Fjelstad
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hase
Mrs. Ellis Jain
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmur Jenson 1
Mr, and Mrs. Hjalmer Johnson
Rev. and Mrs. William McIvor
, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meyer ,
P' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mittelstadt
Mr. and Mrs. George Scharlau
7 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stelter
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Zimmerman
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We, the Senior Class of 1955, City of Elk
Mound, county of Dunn, and state of Wisconsin, be-
ing of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish
and declare this to be our last will and testiment,
hereby revoking any will or wills-heretofore made
by us.
Joe wills his parking places to Jim Eisenhuth.
Donna wills her government checks to anyone who
needs it.
Ronnie wills his green ford to anyone who can
afford to run it.
Jack wills his good grades to Madison Ausman.
Emily wills her good study habits to Paul
Vollendorf.
Delores wills her red hair to Julian Rhude.
Barb wills nothing to no one.
Liz wills her short curly locks to Al Lampein.
Dave wills his good marks in Democratic Problems
to anyone ln particular.
Jerry wills her nickname to anyone who needs lt.
Irene wills her big blue eyes to Mert.
Arlene wills herhelght to Joan Gilbertson.
June wills her blonde hair to Kay Ausman.
We, the Senior Class of 1955, City of Elk Mound,
County of Dunn, do also bequeth our good grades and gen-
eral good behavior to the honorable but inexperienced Jr.
Class. Good luck to them, witness thereof, we the Senior
Class of 1955, the testators have set our hand and seal here
tofore this twenty-ninth dey of May in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and fifty five. 119555
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The C ass Prophecy
It is now 1965 at a class reunion. The former Elk Mound
Benlors of 1955 arrive and we believed you would be interested to
know how they fared on the weary road of life.
Joe Brice - Doctor of Medicine arrives in his pink Graham which
goes quite well with his bright red shirt and green tie.
Jerr Zimmerman - Is now the Jockey at Donna's horse ranch in
Kentucky. The Orange and Black are going to try their luck at
the Irish Bweepstake.
Jack Hass - The Dean of Men at Podunk U. is getting tired ot men
ghd is in the process of exchanging Jobs with the Dean of Women.
Donna Jenson S Has ridden over on the horse that won the 196b
Arlington Sweepstake, she now uses it for a work horse, as she
owns stables of them.
Arlene Scharlau - Center and Captain of the Girls Basketball team
she formed, Who World Glob-Trotters."
Emily Meyer - Is now editor of the 'New York T1mes.' Bhe managed
to grab a few moments between press conferences to attend our reunion.
Elizabeth Fjelstad - Is a Dietition Co. President which boasts they
can miie you ose a pound a week.
David Cartwright - Arrived on a flat car on the Boo Line Railroad.
Equiped with a tin cup and a suitcase.
Irene Molvor - Has arrived from New York where she is on the staff
of 51oTT: fashion designs. Apparently they are working on the new
B line.
Eunice Jain - Is here with her portable chemistry lab. Already
Havlng Elscovered how to make diamonds, she is now beginning re-
search on gold.
June Mittelstadt - Hal come along with several little
which are a very healthy blonde headed group.
Barb Flint - Arrives in a brand new English Sport oar that she
won in a raffle, she is Vice President of an A-13-c Finance
Company.
Shirley Stelter - Worlds Champion Lady Weight Lifter who also, fixes
cars, trains dogs, and does crossword puzzles.
Delores Smith - Arrived from Elk Mound High School where she has been
teaching and piling history on Mr. Stiehls children.
.Ronald Johnson - Arrives just as the others are leaving, he de-
cided early In life he would be a millionaire and not work.
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Elizabeth Fjelstad
'Not much pep in a
big package.'
Band 1
Chorus 1-2
Forensics l-2-3
Class Officer 4
Class Play 3-4
Moundscope 3-4
Annual 4
Barbara Flint
nThey say love makes the
world go round. Catch me
I'm getting d1zzy.u
Chippewa l
Eau Claire 2
Pep Club 1-2
Class Play 3-4
Forensics 3
Moundscope 3-4
Annual 3-4
Class Officer 4
Joe Brice
UOh they are making a
wild man out of me
Class Officer 2
Band l 2 3 4
Chorus l 2 3 4
Forensics l 2-3-4
Annual 3-4
Moundscope l-2-3-.
Basketball l-2-3-4
Track l-2-3-4
Baseball 1
Student Council 3-4
Class Play 3-4
David Cartwright
uSometlmes I sit and
think and sometimes I
just s1t.u
Basketball l-2-3-4
Chorus 1
Football 4
Baseball 2-3
Class Officer 2-4
Track 2
Aggies
Boyceville
Annual 4
Band 1-3-4
Jack Hase
HI came, I bluffed, I
graduated.'
Chorus 4
Forensics 3-4
Class Officer l
Annual 4
Moundscoze 4
track 3
Basketball
2
Baseball 2-3 2
Class Play
Colfax
Eau Claire
Holcombe
Courtesy of
Aanes Studio
Eau Claire, Wise.
Ronald Johnson
NHe shifted his brain to
neutral and let his ton-
gue rattle on.n
Band 2-3-M
Chorus2-3
Forensics 2-3-M
Class officer 3
Prom King 3
Annual 3-U
Track 3-4
Basketball 2-3-U
Class Play 3-4
Moundscope 3-U
Irene Mclvor
I'm just what I seem
to be.
Collingwood M
Tumbling 1-2-3-4
French l-2
G.A.A, 1-2-3-U
Eunice Jain
'Cheerfulness is the
secret of pirsonal1ty.U
Bgnd 1-2-3-
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Class Play 3-U
Annual M
Moundscope is
Duet 3
Class Offic
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Forensics 1 2 3
Emily Meyer
She need no longer
searchg she has a
prospect.
Class officer l-2-3-4
Band 3-4
Forensics l-2-3-M
Chorus 1-2-3-M
Class Plai
Annual 1-
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Moundscope
Vocal Duet
Vocal Solo
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Donna Jenson
'I wonder what will
happen next?'
Band 1-2-3-U
Mgjorette l-2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Class Pla? 3-4
Annual 3- +
Moundscope 1-2-3-4
Cheerleader 1-2-3-U
Prom Queen 3
Class Officer 1-Z
Forensics 1-2-3-
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June Mittelstadt
'What is life without
a ringiu
Band 1-2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Class Play 3-4
Moundscope 2-3-4
Annual 4
Forensics 1-4
Shirley Stelter
uI'm able to work but I'd
rather play.'
Menomonie l-2-3
Library Club 2
Noon Hour Association 1-2
Class Play-4
Mmud.4
Chorus 4
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Delores Smith
n0ne way to get ahead
and stay ahead is to
use a head.n
Band l-2-3-4
Chorus l-2-3-4
Majorette l-2-3-4
Forensics l-2-3-4
Class Officer 2-3-4
Student Council 2
Class Play 3-4
Moundscope 2-3-4
Annual 3-4
B Team Cheerleader 3-4
Vice Prom Queen 4
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Bern1e'e Hardware
Elk Mound, Wie,
The Hanson Agency
Elk Mound, Wls.
Mrs. Tilda Hanson
A.M. Howe
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Arlene Scharlau
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her better.u
Chorus l-2-3
Class Pla 3-4
Annual 3-K
Moundscope 3-4
Geraldine Zimmerman
Hwith that merry and
carefree air, you can
always tell when she
is here.'
Band 2-3-4
Majorette 2-3-4
Chorus 1-2-3-4
Class P1a 3-4
Annual 3-K
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Junior Class
First Row: Mr. Cartwright, J. Eisenhuth, D. Rindal,
J. Christopher, M. Ausman, L. Mahla, H. Meyer.
Second Row: P. Vollendorf, H. Meyer, D. Gibson,
J. Wolford, P. Mousel, S. Jnhngnn,
Third Row: J. Gilbertson, E. Lutzen, M. Anderson,
L. Phillips, J. Grabowinski, J. Kaanta.
Well 21 of us entered Elk Mound High Scho l 1 t fall J 1
had four new members. They are Paul Vollendorfo Larry Phillips ugogig. Gweb-
owinski and Lon Fisher. Richard Broaddu d f F1 h 1 d' e ra
at the present, 19 members. B an on B er w th rew leaving'
Our Class Advisor is Mr. V. Cartwright.
President- Jim Eisenhuth
Secretary- Pat Mousel
Treasurer- Madison Ausman
Lon Fisher was orignally class president but since he withdrew in a few
weeks a new president was elected.
The Juniors are quite active in Forensics, Basketball and many other
Sports. The Juniors gave a party in October and had a good turn out, even
though everybody d1dn't get out and dance, they took part in the rest of the
entertainment that we had. We received our class rings in November. We sold
pop and candy at the basketball games and cleared a pretty good sum of money
from that. We sold some Christmas cards, but if the weather would have been
better maybe some of the kids would have been better at selling them as they
all said.
Our Junior-Senior Prom will be held on May 21.
Theme- Melody of Love
Prom King- Jim Eisenhuth
Prom Queen- Janice Kaanta
Class Colors- Pastel Pink and Mint Green
Class Flower- White Rose
Music will be furnished by Guy Woodford's Orchestra
BARRINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO.
blb Water St.
All types of the latest
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Phone 75145 Eau Claire,
Wisconsin
Junior- enior
Prom
Jim Elsenhuth Janice Kaanta
Soft music and low lights were the set-
ting for our prom. The gym was decorated ln
mint green and pink. The atmosphere was one
in which we could happily close another year
of school.
At the strike of eleven the royal pro-
cession started. Everyone waited impatiently
for things to get under way. Finally the
time came. Our queen and king, Janice Kaanta
and Jim Eienhuth, walked down the aisle.
Followed by vice queen and king, Delores Smith
and Ronald Johnson.
After the cornatlon the royalty danced
to the 'Melody of Love', which was the prom
theme. The music was furnished by Guy Wood-
f0!'de
Flrst Row: Mr. Stlehl, K. Christopher, T. Ausman,
C. Meyer, D15 Bgice, R. Berger, D. Spagnoletti,
K. Jenson . re or -
J Second Bow: B. Sihrintz, P. Dyer, N. Oas, R. Mousel.
D. Fjelstad, J. Rhude, W. Davis, W. Johnson, P. Hase.
5 Third Row: E. Miles, B. Zimmerman, A. Emery, N. Cartwright,
j D. Christopher, M. Sneen, J. Halverson, C. Parker,
B. Dehnhoff, A. Goetz.
In September of 1954, 31 students entered Elk Mound High School as
Sophmores. we were all anxious to renew our friendship and meet many
new kids. We lost three kids over our summer vacation, but we also gained
three. They are Al Lampien, Evelyn Miles and Marlene Martinson. But we
lost two during the year, they were Glen Thompson and Marlene Martinson.
we elected class officers at our first class meeting. They are as
follows:
President- Dave Brioe
Vioe President- Marlene Martinson
Secretary- Arlene Goetz
Treasurer- Harlys Sneen
we, Sophmores, have 13 kids in the Sr. Band and 15 kids in the Mixed
Chorus. Carole Parker, Marlys Sneen, Dave Brice, Kenny Jenson, Ronnie
Mousel, and Arlene Goetz are on the Moundscope Staff. Kenny Jenson and
Marlys Sneen are representing our class on the Student Council. Kenny
is Treasurer and Marlys is Secretary on the Council. Shirley Schrantz,
Evelyn Miles, Dave Brice and Daryl Spagnoletti help in the kitchen
this year.
Cheerleaders were elected October 29. Marlys Sneen and Carole Parker
were elected as AJTeam Cheerleaders. The teams were chosen in early Novembor
we have 5 kids on the B-Team, they are, Daryl Spagnoletti, Kenny Jenson,
Tom Ausman, Wayne Johnson and Julian Rhude. Dave Brice and Ronnie Mousel
are on the first five of the A-Team. Congradulations Boys! we are all
very happy with the successful basketball season we had this year.
The magazine drive started Cctober hth, Arlene Goetz was top salesman.
To welcome the Freshman into our high school we had a hayride for them
on November 17. A Skating Party was held Jan. 29. Our class hopes to
sponsor movies about every other week in the gym, starting March 10th,
open to the public.
We feel we have learned a lot this year and find ourselves very capable
of working together. We have made many new friends and have enjoyed school
very much as Sophmores.
Fre hmen
Class
First Row: Miss Erlandson, P. Braaten, B. Scritsmier,
K. Ausman, D. Hovre, M. Michaels, L. Davenport R.
Anderson, R. Overn.
Second Row: B. Jenson, G, Spagnoletti, J. Cartwright,
C. Iverson, A. Pope, K. Howe, B. Scharlau, J. Smith,
C. Gray.
Third Row: R. Miles, J. Sunderlen, J. Stahlbush, T.
Darling, S. Broaddus, J. Schumacher, J. Iverson, D,
Christopherson, J. Lee, J. Dinger.
We had four new members entering our class. They are Susan Broaddus,
Carolyn Gray, Raymond Miles, and Allen Pope. Later in the year, three of
our members moved away. They were Charleen Wiseman, James Fallon, and
Ronald Schumacher. This left Twenty Seven members in our class, which is
our present enrollment.
Our class advisor is Miss. Erlandson, our English teacher
Our class Officers are as follows:
President- James Smith
Vice President- Bonnie Jensen
Secretary- Lynne Davenport
Treasurer- Karen Howe
Ten of our classmates take part in Senior Band, Fifteen
Senior Chorus.
The Freshman class is well represented on the Moundscope
Ausman is our class reporter, Barb. Scritsmier is the Student
porter, Judy Lee is the U-H reporter and Jo Ann Schumacher is
Scout reporter.
take part in
staff. Kay
Council re-
the Girl
Richard Overn and Barb. Sorltsmier are on the Student Council for the
Freshman class.
Six of our boys are on the B-team. Out of the six, one of them were
on the first five, nameley Jim Smith, Bonnie Jensen and Kay Ausman were
cheerleaders for the B-team from the Freshman class,
Nine students from the Freshman class participated in Forensics, they
all did very well. They were Denis Christopherson, Gari Spagnolettl, Judy
Lee, Lynne Davenport, Bonnie Jensen, Kay Ausman, Janet Stahlbush, Carolyn
Gray, and Susan Broaddus.
The Freshman Class has sponsored a few parties. The first party being
a Sadie Hawkins Party, with the girls asking the boys. Every body had a
lot of fun. We have also enjoyed attending parties given by the other
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First Row: Mr, Braun, M, Meyer, N. Yaeger, R. Kilte,
G. Barton, E. Dehnhoff, H. Schumacker, B. Meyer.
Second Row: M. Olson, L, Timm, S. Oas, J. Sunderlin,
M. Curtis, S. Christopherson, P. Werth, V. Schrantz.
Third Row: T. Schumacher, J. Goetz, J. Stalhbush,
K. Stetzer, D. Blakey, J. Darling, J. Murphy,
R, Sorenson,
First Row! L tn R. Mrs. JCHBQU, G- And'rSnn' B' Hayes'
J. Halberg, p. gjnrk, K, Ovren, D. Henning.
Second Rnw: R. Maier C. Scrltsmeier, T. Lanctne
S. Larsen, V Mittlestadt, J. Jenqnn, A- ACK 1Wdn
11rd now u Kaanta, J Schrantz R Hansnn,
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Elk Mound, Wie,
Left to Right First Row: Mrs. Parker, S. Yaeger, J. Berger,
M. Schumacher, B. Cosa, R. Flint, G. Iverson.
Second Row: S. Mars, M. Selger, K. Halvorson, J. Spagnoletti
J. Smith, J. Vesper, R. Best, B. Flint, T. Evans.
Third Row: J. Schrantz, S. Hase J. Amundson, D. Jensen,
J. Pierce, N. Olson, S. Stetzer, S. Krigsvold, J. Anderson.
Absent: D. Feeney, R. Harshman, D. Knott.
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Left to Right-First Row: Mrs. Deilke, M. Feeney,
W, Hase, D. Suckow, J. Meyer, J. Brownell, B. Curran,
Second Row: M. Cronkite, E. Dahl, B. Grambo,
J, Harrison, S. Flint, A. Havre, J. Meyer, D- Smith,
P. Brice.
Third Row: D. Sorenson, D. Spagnoletti, M. Knott, GIBSON.3 VILLAGL CAFE
V. Ellingatad, L. Mousel, G. Dlnger, D. Stahlbush. Elk Mound, wig,
G. LHDCYOM J- YHCSCP, D- Gilbertson- Fine meals at low cost.
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First Row: L to R. Mrs. Johnson, T. Schrantz, B. Christopher,
P. Feeney, K. Schumacher, K. Cartwright, R. Amundson, E.
Harrison, 0. Haugli.
Second Row: W. Woodbeck, P. Ovren, D. Scritsmier, R. Winger,
G. Gehrking, R. Kaiser, F. Dummer, J. Hovre, L. Evanl.
Third Row: D. Jenson, M. Spagnolettl, J. Foust, D. Erpenbaok,
S. Scharlau, L. Pederson, J. Jain, J. Pladziewlcz, N. Smith,
R. Hase.
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Flrst Row: Mrs. Dettlnger, L. Dieter, B. Wolford,
T. Meyer, F. Winger, D. Prochaska, G. DeMoe,
B. Stahlbusch.
Second Row: S. Sieger, B. Smith, S. Schrantz,
H. Johnson, L. Harrison, J. Jenson, M. Darling,
M. Woodbeck.
Third Row: D. Grambo, N. Moyer, M. Anderson,
D. Stahlbusch, S. Sneen, P. Valle, C. Yaeger,
P. Burkart.
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First Row: Mrs. Williams, S. Bartz, D. Maves, S.
Knott, D. Dummer, J. Flint, J. Feeney, G, Scott,
A. Hase, R. Meyer.
Second Row: J, Miller, T. Pannier, M. Meyer, L, gag mmvm!
Olson, K. Amundson, D, Wheeler, D. Galle, P. ,'
Olson, D. Lee.
Third Row: B. Darling, R. Lawrence, E. Woodbeck,
L. Meyer, A. Alson, K. Anderson, L. Meyer, R. 1-0
Steen, J. Cartwright, C. Christocher.
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First Row: MTS. Timm, S. Schumacher, U, Dahl,
D. Mavee, V. Harrison, A. Stallman, B. Larson,
C. Olson, K. Elllngstad, M. Burkart
Second Row: D. Gilbertson, J. Gehrking, D,
yi. Q gouifl. ?- gCSg,1L. Link, M. Brice, J. Johnson,
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x ww 5 If Tnird Row? J. Ackerman, S. Pederson, J. Werner,
'24 fl k Q I M- giNi1P, Nb Nelson, W. Kaiser, J. Evans,
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9 First Row: Miss Simonson, A. Hullberg, J. Roberts, B. Price,
P. Lilly, R. Rhude, R. Pladziewicz, G. Smith, J. Hayes
Second Row: W. Johnson, R. Ackerman, C. Vance, E. Stalbusch,
K. Price, R. Scritsmier, R. Feeney, M. Sierger, R. Johnson,
L. Stuart.
Third How: D. Stalbusch, J. Darling, S. Anderson, D. Dehnofr
K. Cartwright, S. Schrantz, J. Pannier, G. Smith, R. Hanson,
B. Knott. Absent from picture- D. Krigsvold.
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First How: L to H. Mrs. Uvren, J. Ashley, A. Haves, L, Roberts.
E. Jenson, S. Pas, S. Johnson, H. Larson, J. Hullberg.
Second How: S. Mousel, T. Krlgsvold, P. Haughi, J. Gllbertson,
R. Barnherdt, H. Scharlau, M. Nelson, G. Price, L. Anderson.
Third Row: H. Harshman, G. Nelson, S. Dinger, M. Cartwright,
C. Haier, P. Feeney, C. Hrenner, D. Stahlbush, D. Dahl.
Absent: M. Procheska, H. Nelson, B. Christopherson.
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Kneeling. J. Zimmerman, D. Smlnh,
First how: A. Goetz, B. Dehnhoff, K. Howe, A. Emery,
M. Sneen, C. Parker, J. lee, C. Iverson, J. Sunderlin,
L. Davenport, H. Andreson, N. Das.
Second Row: D, Jenson, J. Kggntg, H. Meyer, P. Mousel,
D. Hovre, D. Cartwright, H. Johnson, L. Hahla, K. Jenson,
J. Mittlestadt, D. Christopherson, Mr. Howe.
Third Row: B. Jenson, R. Overn, J. Rhude, H. Meyer,
J. Brice, S. Schrantz, E. Jain, B. Zimmerman, J. Gllbertson,
Fourth Row: R. Mousel, K. Ausman, D. Spagnoletti,
J. Eisenhuth, T. Ausman, J. Christopher, D. Brice, E. Meyer.
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Kneeling: G. Kaanta, S. Sneen, J. Jenson, J. Halberg, J. C, jf1Yr?,Q
Jenson, M. Gilbertson 0119 qfaqr vgv
F11-at Row: L. to R.-D. spagnoletti, M. cronmte, J. Meyer, C. 'fox Pea?
Gray, M. Feeny, A. Hovre, L. Timm, V. Schrantz, B. Meyer, M. GQ e"fq,.
P1adz1ew1cz,Art Howe-Director. ,747 7
Second Row: P. Velie, T. Lanctoe, J. Goetz, G. Lanctoe, B. 3350
Bhork, K. Ovren, J. Harrison, M. Meyer, J. Iverson, S. Broaddus QQJZW
S. Oas, S. Chrlstophereon. QQ?,p
Third Row: D. Evans, V. Ellingstad, P. Brice, D. Suokov, B. 05942
Curran, G. Dinger, D. Smith, T. Meyer, D. Kilty, G. Spagnoletti,
J. Murphy, S. Johnson, D. Biskey.
Junior
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M, Sneen, A. Emery
K, Howe, J. Lee
J. Sunderlln,
L, Davenport
H. Meyer, J, Kannta
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D. Brice
J. Brice
COMPLIMENTS OF
GAMBLE--ROBINSON CO.
Wholesale Grocers
323 N. Dewey Eau Claire, Wls.
ANSHUS JEWELERS
Your Store of Finer Gifts
our 40th year
Main at Third Menomcnie
K Ansman
J. Kaanta, K. Jenson
L. Mahla
A. Goetz, C. Parker
N, Ons, M. Andreawon
First Row: J. Gilbertson, A. Goetz, J. Sunderlin, J. Stnlbusch,
J. Grwbowlnski, B, Dehnoff, B, Zimmerman, J. Iverson, J. Lee,
S. Stelter, J. Kaanta, E. Miles, Director Art Howe
Second Row: M, Andreason, J. Zimmerman, 3, Johnson, E. Jain,
J. Schumachfr, J. Halverson, C. Gray, B, Jenson, D, Smith, C. Parker,
A, Emery, N. Cartwright, S. Broaddus
Third Row: M, Sneen, J. Mittlestadt, C. Iverson, D. Jenson, N. Oas,
B. 5cr1tsm1er, K. Ausman, L, Davenport, P, Moutsel, P, Hase, K. Howe,
E. Neyer, S. Schrantz
Fourth Row: D. Christorherson, J. Rhude, T. Ausman, J, Hase,
K. Jenson, L, Mahla, J. Brice, D, Brice, D, Spagnolettl, D, Hovre,
R, Mousel, H. Neyer.
Solos: H, Meyer, D.
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DOLLY MADISON DAIRIES
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Dairy Products
Grade HAH Milk
Dolly Mawison Jalries
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
McFxHLANn'S SUPER VALU
l28 Graham Ave,
Eau Claire, His.
Fine Foods Low Prices
Sqjogg N, Cas, E, Meyer,
J, Kanntn, Accomoanlst M
Anurenson
First Row: M. Knott, A. Hovre, J. Harrison, J. Stalbusch,
M, Cronkite, G. Lanctoe, D. Spagnoletti, Director-A, Howe
Second Row: B. Grambo, E. Dahl, J. Darling, S. Flint, D.
Christopherson, V. Schrantz, J. Meyer, M. Olson.
Third Row: S, Oas, M. Meyer, H. Schumacher, J. Brownell,
M. Curtise, M. Pladziewicz, B. Meyer, L. Timm
Fourth Row: D. Gilbertson, V. Ellingatad, J, Murohy, M,
Feeney, T. Meyer, D. Suckow, D. Blakey, J. Goetg, T.
Schumacher.
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Sitting Down:
Arlene
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Tom
Ausman.
Standing Up:
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Denis
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Marlys
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Emily
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Lynn
Davenport,
Peter
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Stunning: L. To R.-E. Jain, B. Scritsmier, Mr. Skoumal, S. Steltep
J. Mlttlestadt, M. Andreason, M. Sneen, E, Meyer, E. FJe1Bted. p
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Sitting: L. to R.-R. Moueel, J. Gilbertson, D. Smith, C. Parker,
E. Fjelsted, E. Lutzen, B. Flint, E. Meyer, L. Mahla, J. Kaanta,
J. Lee, A. Goetz.
Standing: L. To R.-H. Meyer, K. Jenson, J. Zimmerman, E. Jain,
Mr. Skoumal, J. Mittlestadt, D. Jenson, P. Moueel, A. Scharlau,
J. Brice, J. Haee, R. Johnson, D. Brice, B. Scritsmier, K. Ausman
M. Sneen, J. Schumacher.
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Mr. Stlehl B Scrltsmler, 4 bneen h Jensnn,
R. Ovren M Ausman
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S. Johnson
Second Row: E. Lutzen, B. Flint,
E. Fjelsted, A. Scharlau, Mrs. Skow,
Mr. Moltzan, Mrs. Moltzan
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-N E Menomonie, Wis,
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Standing: Janitor- Mr. Moltzan, '
D. Smith, E. Jain, L. Davenport
B. Scharlau
PHIL'S STANDARD SERVICE
Standard 011 Products
7th 8 Main Streets
Menomonle, Wisconsin
philip J. Johnson, PFOD-
Seventh and Eighth
Grade Phy Ed Class
We Work
TENDER CRUST BAKER!
Eau Claire, Wie.
Firot Row: D. Prochaska, J. Smith,
G. Spagnoletti, J. Wolford, J.
Cartwright,
Second Row: E. Miles, J. Stalbusch,
M. Andreason, B. Scharlau, J.
Mittlestadt, E. Jain
Third Row: D. Rlndal, D. Brice,
C. Spagnoletti, L. Davenport, K.
Aueman, D. smith
FARMERS UNION CO-OP SUPPLY
Colfax, Wis.
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M, Ausman,
D. Brice,
J. Elsenhuth.
Second Row:
H. Meyer,
P. Vollendorr,
R. Johnson,
D. Cartwright,
J. Hase,
J. Christopher
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Forward: D. Brice
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Mound-58 ....... Dunn Aggies-37
Mound-u0..Eau Claire Bee's-A7
Mound-51... .... .Fall Creek-H3
Mound-6O,....,.....Roberts-51
Mound-U6 .... ...Altoona-59
Mound-43,.,. ...Prescott-27
Mound-54 .... ...Hammond-M8
Mound-65 .... ...Arkansaw-56
Mound-61.... ....Elmwood-M8
Mound-34 .... ..... Prescott-36
Mound-58 .... ...Fall Creek-62
Mound-M3 .... ......Roberts-M9
Mound-66.... ..,.Woodv1lle-49
Mound-63 .... ...Boyceville-45
Mound-70.... ....Elmwood-56
Mound-U5.... ......Hammond-44
Mound-62 .... .... Woodville-61
Mound-64...,,.,.Boycev1l1e-32
Mound-M9 .,..,. .Dunn Aggies-32
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Groceries-Meats-Dry Goods
Elk Mound, Wie.
Guard: J. Eisenhuth
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First How:
L. Hahla ,
R. Miles,
G. Spagnolettl
D. Chrlstopherson
Mr. Zoch.
Second Row:
P. Braaten,
W. Johnson,
J. Smith,
D. Gibson,
J. Rhude.
Third Row:
D. Hovre,
K. Jenson,
D. Spagnnlettl
T. Ausman.
Elk Mound-26. . . Fall Greek 15 Elk Mound . . .Prescott-
Eli: Mound-41... .....Roberts-29 Elk Mound ......Boberts-
1:11. Mound-lu. . . . . .menomonie 31 Elk Mound- .. . .Woodv111e-
Elk Mound-29... .....A1toona-31 Elk Mound ....Elmwood-
Elk Mo und-36. . . . . . .Pres co tt-25 Elk MO'-md' . . . . . .Hammond-
Elk hound-BE... ...Hamm0nd-32 Elk MOHHG- ....Woodv1l1e-
Elk 140 '-105-3 - - - . . . .Arkansaw-25 Elk Mound- . . . .Boycev1lle-
Elk Mound-51... ...Elmwood-32 Elk Mound- .....Agg1es-
Scores Barber Shop Lempppt Yards
Elk Mound, wis. 1 Elk l'1nu,nd, wig,
D1nger's Sinclair Station ll I V' lo Pine drove Store
Elk Mmma, wig. I I I HR-2 E114 lqnund, wig
F1PSt ROW!
J. Goetz,
D. Gilbertson,
G. Dinger,
V. Ellingstad,
T. Schumacker,
Mr. Zoch.
Second Row!
P. Brice,
D. Blskey,
D. Soharlau,
D. Smith,
J. Murphy,
L. Hnuscl.
Third Row:
W. Hase,
E. Dehnhnff,
G. Barton,
D. Suckow,
J. Sunderlln.
A-Team Cheerleaders: Left to
right: D, Jenson, M, Sneen,
C. Parker, J. Kaanta
LONGS SPORT SHOP
Complete line d'Qua11ty
Fishing, Hunting and all Out-
door Sports Equipment- Skis-
Skates G Clothing for All
210 Eau Claire St.
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
VASEY R VASEY AGENCY, INC.
Insurance 5 Real Estate
616 Broadway
MENOMONIE, WISCOESIN
E-Team Cheerleaders: Left to
right: P. Housel, D. 3m1th,
K. Ausnsn, E. Jenson
CHURCHILL TIRE CO., INC-
M15 Grnhrm Ave.
Eau Clalrr. Misc'
Pep Assemblies
EADGEH STATE YARD
Quality Building Products
Phone lhq-150
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The following friendly merchants of our locality have made it possible
for ue to publish this annual and we hope our readers and friends will think
of them when doing their shopping.
Dolly Madison Dairies
Eau Claire
Gamble-Robinson Co.
Eau Claire
Mc Farlanes Grocery
Eau Claire
Lasker Jewelers
Eau Claire
Churchill Tire Co.
Eau Claire
Harris Grocery
Elk Mound
Aanes Studio
Eau Claire
Zutter Elevator
Elk Mound
Standard Station
Elk Mound
Bern1e's Hardware
Elk Mound
D1nger's Sinclair Station
Elk Mound
Community Store
Elk Mound
Flick Motors
Menomonie
Timmls Dairy Store
Eau Claire
Madsens Jewelry
Menomonie
Badger State Lumber Yards
Menomonle
Standard 011
Menomonle
ARP Super Value
Menomonle
St. Claire Billehus
Menomonie
Reds Admiral T.V. Appliances
Menomonie
Anshus Jewelers
Menomonie
Vasey a Vasey Agency, Insurance
Menomonie
Helens Crafted Collections
Chippewa
Colfax Bakery
Colfax
Advertisers and Sponsors Continued
Kasell's House of Music
Eau Claire
Hanson Agency, Genenal Ins.
Elk Mound
Lampert Yard's
Elk Mound
Pine Grove Store
Elk Mound
Tender Krust Bakery
Eau Claire
Farmers Union Co-op Supply
Colfax '
National Tea
Menomonie
Price and Thompson Jewelers
Menomonie
Mac's Typewriter Shop
Eau Claire
Johnson 6 Hueleatt Clothiers
Eau Claire
Scores Barber Shop
Elk Mound
Gibson Village Cafe
Elk Mound
Maier Farm Store
Elk Mound
Dieters Grocery
Elk Mound
Edwins
Eau Claire
D. Toggery Inc.
Eau Claire
Barrington Roofing
Eau Claire
Long's Sport Shop
Eau Claire
Northern States Powe
Eau Claire
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We of the Senior Class of 1955 wish to thank the advertisers and
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