Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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X '-, X . . x ' Nw 9? ? . by day- M . Wi , OUR SCHO0L--- stands as a bulwork of light opposing the forces of darkness which shroud the world. War, ig- norance bigotry, hate, selfishness, greed-all wait with Iascivious watchfulness for the tem- ples of goodness to fall. We in nineteen fifty- two feel the walls tremble and we hear the ghosts of the past wail in anguish for the evil of the world. The mood of our book is dark- symbolic of the darkness of ignorance, which we believe lies at the root of the world's trou- bles. Yet, through it all we see a ray of hope, a brilliant piercing light for a chaotic world. It is education and the products of education. -5-?gUR ST UDEN TS L is Ei 5. in .. ,Q-Q Pb A page 11' rdf -msn l . A. SCHOOL LIFE- Page 6 s Ac:TlvmEs- Page 38 TABLE OF FACULTY-Page 26 CONTENTS SPORTS-Page 68 CLASSES-Page 88 SENIORS-Page 10 if ZZ Lil-l SCHQOL LIIQE --J 1 0 ' r me J More students than ever before assembled in the Walton Blesch tield in Menominee to cheer their team. The Marinette Cheerleaders were present to lead the cheering and 30015 Zeygiskyl M and M Queen, leads the parade through town SUPPOTY 'he Murine Squad in the Crucial qume. to climax the afternoon's activities. L i M 81 M ACTIVITIES Pre-Game Festivities AImost Cutdo The Game ItseII A pep rally and parade on October 26, 1951 officially opened the week- end of festivities announcing the annual football tilt between the Marinette Marines and the Menominee Maroons , traditional rivals. Boots Zeratzky was crowned the M 6. M Queen by football Captain, lim Marineau, and then had the honor to lead the parade. Prizes for outstanding floats were awarded school clubs and organiza- tions by the Pep Club, with the Latin Club and Art Club winning the first two awards. Even the faculty had a share of the excitement by contributing their talents to the assembly skit. Game time was set at two o'clock, Saturday afternoon, October 27, but early Saturday morning students began to line up at the Walton Blesch Field to assure themselves of good seats for the big game. It was a fine game with a huge colorful audience in attendance even though the Marinette Marines went down in defeat by the score, 13-12. The teachers let go for one glorious afternoon and put on cr pep The Art Club entered a float in the M G M parade and won 2nd assembly that had everyone rolling in the aisles. prize. 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Miriam, Ruth's sister, had been sending letters to service men and sign- ing Ruth's name to them. As an added incen- tive she had also been sending Ruth's picture along. One of these service men happened to re- ceive a leave and decided to come and visit Ruth. As the play opened, Ruth is surprised by the visit of a man she had never seen be- fore in her life. However, she decided not to spoil his leave, so she played along with the act. She wound up by throwing over her boy friend, Albert, for the soldier with whom she had fallen in love. In a confusing, quick, last act, Ruth married her new love and left for Florida with him, where he was to report for his duty assignment. , The excellent choice of the play and the fine acting and production created by Miss luster, Director, and Emelyn Sappington, As- sistant Director, left little to be desired for a full evening's entertainment. After one of her hilarious escapades, Miriam is inter- rogated by her sister, Ruth, and her mother. Albert, not used to such goings on, watched bewilderedly. Lt. Seawright mich Petersonl is introduced to the Wilkens Gloger Gucwa and Alyce Topell by Ruth Uoan Grabyl even though she doesn't really know the man herself. Ruth, and Mr. 6 Mrs. Wilkins look over the house plans of Albert may Hilll. who plans to marry Ruth and build the house outlined in the plans. ' Richard Peterson, Barbara Nelson, Ed Lang, and Ioan Graby, pose for a picture at the final dress rehearsal preceding opening night. The Senior Class Play was produc- SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS HKISS AND TELL ed earlier this year than ever before. Even though the cast had a shorter time to practice, the usual fine acting and humorous entertainment reigned over the performance. Kiss and Tell , a fast moving, hil- arious play, was the story of Corliss Archer, a girl of fifteen. In trying to appear as old as her girl iriend, Mil- dred, she gets into more jams than it seems possible to get out of, in three acts. However in the end all comes out well. Miss Schloerb picked this play not only for the wonderful story but also to show the people of the community how vicious gossip can really injure the fine reputation of a person or family. It was her aim that after the play the audience would leave the auditorium a little rich- er morally as well as having been en- tertained. we wi-. QOXQXX X?-QK9 0? ve? K .. xx quxg qoogucgyoil Qdxnyeioixl Q3 6,1 XU025 Ot P' id we?9,i ve? GO' .- - XO ' -Cn and Exist Sxgqieu Nl Q09 5920. STN '- we , C19 DY '50 39 X9 ,. 55 G1 Ylinfl' Gweii knee oi Xu 09 XX Dee Kb i . W Suomi ia go . 3 Que QJXXW dsl XUOAOPIZX gee? - 5 . KGOK -an me 65 gmt On 9 gov? kgwe as K0 maya 900 the he 195 dxsel QQKVK die .ll LO it . o oil C '10 , 9 wmx ogexotxeftnq Nineteen ,, . AOWQ 5 x xl 019 cx A we 501 K0 Coxxxss na he! 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Twenty MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE REVEAL THE LAWS OF THE UNIVERSE Science and Mathematics, the ex- act sciences, are two of the most import- ant subjects that are taught in school. Although these subjects have the few- est students in their advanced courses they greatly influence the students that take them. In a day of scientific ad- vancement, in which we live, it is hard to get anything done without the aid of science. To know more about this force which is a definite factor in the world today, is an invaluable aid in straight- ening out some of the bad conditions that face the world. With these thoughts in mind the teachers of exact sciences try to teach their subjects in such a way that the students may profit from them not only by knowing the subject but also by having improved thinking and reason- ing power. Q w E , kk. d fa 'bs g ,. 3 6 . 4 A Mr. Forsberg introduces the theory of sound previous to demon- 5110059 91939 lheofies to the Class- it in going into a solution. Alice Westphal and Alyce Topel look on. Emelyn Sappington heats a mixture to determine ii heat will aid Roger Nicklaus and Sandy Heath prepare to distill a solution in the first step in removing a solute trom a solution. The new desks and equipment in the lab were gratefully received by the students as part oi our school improvement program f 1 5 i s . is '- 5' , . 5 fer if llflvl fm M mm'A h m,A' m5Ak' were vu. ai 5:5 VX E W --ww ww: ffm Q-Z' f' , :- , .Q 241153 -ZW w . Chaperones, Mr. Covert, Mr. Heath, Mr. Waterpool, Mrs. Heath, Ioe Berendson's Orchestra and vocalist provide music and enter- and Mrs. Covert, watch the Grand March. tainment for the program. And Sweet Music. 1951 JUNIOR PRGM South Pacific, the theme of the 1951 Iunior Prom, lent itself to dramatization quite well and provided a wonderful background of palm trees and grass huts for the events of the evening. loe Berendson's orchestra provided the music for the dancing and the Grand March which was led by the Prom King, Dave Iohn and his queen, Delores King. The last dance of the evening was held shortly before one o'clock after which most of the couples went to various places for an evening snack. 3 . 4' A 4, aw N - ,rf -:sr if Ii 4 i in ir' , .gxvxain - T' f ' . l 4 - -..,,,,,., f' Q, Dave Iohn, Prom King, places cr crown of carnations on the head of his con- sort, Delores King. g Twenty-Three -il .fla ,A mf lllgm 'uv W. N.. gl .4 .X 'Kgs 11 .wffll H122 , f.1w Q, 'SWS A fs - T 4 K ,.,k, y ,xi ,f W, ,.., .5,15g,, Li Nw 1 if 4 , w?X0g,1m ff L ,I W Ak ' K 2 X ..., ,M ui ,gf S ?WiWi9fl' 'Q!??'f?5?:' . ,.L.,,V Wa 3 V Q. ww 'QQ is .H Fw -m,.f . f Y , ., 1 5241 H W SJ 5,52 '. Y 3-fifaffi , ' 12 f -57 V:-1, 2 . M - im 'M' nn. HONORS STUDENTS RECEIVE LOCAL, NATIONAL RECOGNITION No matter what the final reward, all of the awards that were offered were hotly contested and in many cases the person chosen for the award won out by only a hair. The most prized possessions of the senior class are the titles of Valedic- torian and Salutatorian. Tui Barnes: graduated at the head of the class lol-- lowed closely by Albert Behrens who was only .013 grade points behind that of Tui's perfect mark of 3.000. Tui Barnes, winner of the Bausch G Lomb award for outstanding achievement in science, and Mary Ann Cameron. who was elected D. A. R. girl by her classmates and teachers, receive their awards from Mr. Godson. Queen of the Band was the title bestowed upon Gina Munson by her fellow band members. She is shown here upon her coro- nation. supported by Verne Hamblen and Ron Lueskow. Football captain, Iim Marineau, presents the crown and sceptor of office to boots Zeratsky, M 6. M queen, which began the pre- qame festivities before the annual M 61 M tilt. Master of cere- monies is Don Oakwood. , 4 l if 'w my , , - X ' A . r Q I 7 FACULTY MR. W. F. WATERPOOL PRINCIPAL OF MARINETTE HIGH SCHOOL Because of this man our enjoyment of school is made possible. His fine understanding and ability to solve prob- lems has brought him very close to the students. The well developed plans of running the school devised by him keep it moving in a smooth rhythm. To the students he is a man of dignity and is respected by all. SUPERINTENDENT OF MARINETTE SCHOOLS The main force behind the great im- provements found in our school this year is Superintendent of Schools, W. F. Waterpool. His executive abilities have been displayed time and again in school and civic functions. His in- terest in the students and their prob- lems is known to all and his unflagging efforts on behalf of the Marinette schools has made them what they are. MR. WM. C. GODSON Assistant Principal . .. ,. , .,V, MR. S. D. BYBUM Mr. S. D. Byrum's never-ending duties include the position of Assistant Prin- cipal, Athletic Manager, Financial Ad- visor, and advisor to the Student Coun- cil. In spite of his many tasks, he still finds time to take a sincere interest in the students and their problems. Dean of Girls Miss Iennie Golden is our warm- hearted and much esteemed Dean of Girls. Her untiring interest in the stu- dents and her willingness to help them have made her a favorite of everyone. MISS IENNIE GOLDEN SCHOOL BOARD MR. CHARLES PEDERSEN MR. L. F. THIELEN MRS. CATHERINE SLOAN Twenty-Nine MR. WALTON IOHNSON DR. CHARLES E. KOEPP MR. BRUCE I. BASLER Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Physical Education, Biology. University oi Illinois, B. S. MR. ROBERT BROCKMAN American and World History, Advisor of Whipurnette Editorial Stall, and Color Squad Coach. FACULTY THE ARTS MCLD MISS IRMA BERNER Typing and Shorthand. Advisor of Whip- urnette Business Stall. Whitewater State Teachers College. B. E. MRS. ALICE BOERNER English and Speech, Advisor to Twelfth Night. Oshkosh State Teachers Colleqe, B. S. MISS LILLIAN BRUCE Librarian, Advisor to Library Council. University of Wisconsin, B. A.. Columbia University, M. S. Thirty MRS. STELLA BRUCE Iunior High Economics. Stout Institute and Illinois State Normal University. OUR MINDS MR. KEITH COMEAUX History and Citizenship, Color Squad Coach. Oshkosh State Teachers College, B. S. MR. LLOYD F. DOBYNS American History 11 G 12 University oi Iowa B. A., M. A. MR. KENNETH EXWORTHY General Science and Senior Geography. Oshkosh State Teachers College, B. E., University oi Chicago, M. S. MRS. MARY IEANNE I-'AUCETT Mixed Choir, Glee Club. and lunior High Music. Lawrence College. B. M. Thirty-One MR. STAFFORD BYRUM Assistant Principal, Chemistry, Advisor to Student Council. Ripon College, B. A., Graduate Work at University of Wisconsin. MR. KENNETH EMMONS Senior and Iunior Band. Lawrence College. B. M. FACULTY -V MR. WALTER FORSBERG Physics. Biology, General Science. University of Wisconsin. B. A., M. A.. Un- iversity ol St. Louis, Post-Graduate Work. MISS MIRIAM FROTHINGHAM Typing. General Business. Shorthand, and Advisor oi Whipurnette Advertis- SCIENCE UNFOLDS MISS IENNIE A. GOLDEN Dean of Girls. Math.. Elementary and Advanced Algebra. Plane Geometry. and Advisor of the National Honor So- ciety. University ol Wisconsin, B. A., Columbia University. M. A. ing Stait. Whitewater State Teachers Colleqe. MISS BARBARA HAMPTON Orchestra. University ot Wisconsin, B. B. E. MR. RUDOLPH E. GAUERKE Woodshop. Track Coach. Milwaukee State Teachers College. Osh- kosh State Teachers College. Stout Insti- tute. B. E.. M. S. M. i FACU LTY Thirty-Two Drafting, Mechanics, Visual Aid Pro- - gram. Stout Institute. B. S. NATURE'S SECRETS I MH. WILLIAM IONES English, Iournalism, Advisor to Mariner. Milwaukee State Teachers College. B. S. MH. LLOYD I. HARMON Printing 7-12. Stout Institute, B. S., M. S MR. WILLIAM I OSLIN General Science. I. V. Football and Basketball Coach. Platteville State Teachers, B. S. MISS LILLAN KROI-IN English 9. University ot Chicago, B. A. MHS. MARY KOBERSTEIN History and English, Advisor to Iunior High Library Council. River Falls State Teachers College, B. S. 'Ihirly-Three MISS NANCY IUSTEH English, Spanish I 6 II. University ol Wisconsin. B. S. FACULTY MR. ALDEN KRUMHEUER Geography. Tennis and Color Squad Coach. Whitewater State Teachers College, B. E. MHS. CLARA MINNE Mathematics and Geography. Moorhead Teachers College, Summer Scho- ol at Universit of Colorado a ir Y i nesota, North Dakota Agricultral lleqe, B. S. . 'Qi' FACULTY SHGPS TEACH OUR MISS OLGA LEONARDSON Senior Home Economics. University oi Wisconsin, Central State Teachers College, B. A. MR. IOHN A. MOLANDER Math 8, Trigonometry, Elementary Al- gebra, Higher Algebra. Noontime Re creation. Augustana College, University of Min nesota, University of Michigan, B. A. MR. RUSSELL MADARY Mechanics 9, Machine Shop 9-12, Advis- or of Rifle Club. Milwaukee State Teachers College. Osh- kosh State Teachers College, Stout Insti- tute, B. E. MORRILL 7 G 8 and Art. Wiscohsin State Teachers College. B Q5 Thirty-Four sito HANDS TO BUILD MR. RALPH SCHINSKI American History and Social Economic Problems, I. V. Football Coach. Oshkosh State Teachers College, B. S. MISS CARMEN SAVAGE Shorthand. Typing, Psychology, Advisor of Hall Monitors. Lawrence College. Gregg Commercial Col- lege and Whitewater State Teachers Col- lege. B. S. MRS. MARGARET SCHWARTZ English 7, Math., 8. Gregg Business School Lawrence Colle e, 1 9 University of Wisconsin, B. S. MISS MARLYN SIMONSON English 12. Latin l G Il. Advisor ol Latin Club. Oshkosh State Teachers College. B. S. MR. ROBERT SCHUCHART Biology, Advisor ol Nucleus Club, Color Squad Coach. St. Norberts College, B. S., University of Wisconsin, M. S. Thirty-Five MISS ELLA MAE SCHLOER English 7 6 10. Senior Class Play. Oshkosh State Teachers College, B. S. O I 7 0 FACULTY MR. HOWARD STIEHM Hood Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Physical Education, Intramurals, Advisor M. Club. LaCrosse State Teachers College, B. S. ATHLETICS STRENGTHENS MISS ALICE SUNSTROM English, Director of Pootllghts. Carroll College, B. A.. University of Wis-- consin and Chicago, Graduate Work. FACULTY MISS IDA C. SWANSON MISS MARGARET C. THULL MISS DAGNE HILDAHI.. Citizenship, World History, Advisor to Math 7. Geometry, Basic Math. and Art. Advisor of Art Club. Stamp Club. Advisor to Cartesian Club. University of Wisconsin' B. A. Unlversity of Wisconsin, Ph. B. University of Wisconsin, Columbia Uni- versity, B. A., M. A. Thirty-Six OUR BODIES I ISABEL SCHWICHTENBERG Clerical assistant in the Superintendent! office. GFFICE STAFFS Very capable secretary in the office of Mr. Waterpool. EUNICE GOLDSMITH. LOIS WAGNER. May I have an absence excuse? Would you give me a tardy admit? Could I change my class schedule? These are the never-ceasing questions that are met with a friendly smile by Lois Wagner and Eunice Goldsmith, the girls in our principals office. They work long and hard to contribute to our school's smoothly running schedule. Thirty-Seven 45 Q, I - ACTIVITIES 51 W ,JH M jf' ' ff I , ff' M' ff' I fam ji 'YM Q Ip, ,eflfff 'iff 7,,.. nv 'ff I I Sf ,W- ' 22 : ' ' 121 4 Mgfm... ., . RYfw52mf2--.i - Mizgfemir--K 1,5 , . 3 r jj i A ' w 'N Q iw f . - , f. vie' 5. H +1 if N 2, ggamg 1 ii X U Q x f ,1 LK f Q, W ws 1 A' FH za r 1 B v R X Q 13:9 N SX 5? as gs Mi 3 F X N M. H ' Kiw i ,, .K Q' , Agglglxx E Ai lf s s 5 -., -W ,.a..,. , X V 4 H Q Q. Q 'K Y wi YW! wi Wm 5 . '5 , X 4 QS? Wxgwxv X FRONT ROW: I. McVane, B. Liska, I. Weitman, P. Iohansson. B. Enstrom, D. Cecil, C. Feldstein, F. DeChambeau, M LaPointe, N. Arendt, B. Sindler, L. Weber. ROW 2: B. Nelson, D. Yuenger, L. Smith, M. Iohnson, G. Martin, T. Wonder gem, R. Baumgarten, D. King, R. Veek, B. Zeratsky, I. Sellevold, K. Landerman. ROW 3: M. Lange, V. Landerman, I Knudson, M. Leitzke, P. Westphal, R. Eastman, A. Kriedeman, D. Lindbom, G. Engedal, B. Linczeski, N. Smith, I. Cler mont, R. Teiber. ROW 4: I. Forrest, W. Iohnson, M. Evancheck, M. Schiner, E. Sappington, R. Nicklaus, D. Oakwood R. Boneham, R. Olson, B. Oakwood, A. Westphal, G. Kalm, E. Gould, G. Wood. CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB SPELL ENCHANTMENT Out of the darkness of a winter's night to the sensitive listening ear of an enraptured audience the music-of our Choir and Glee Club wove a spell of enchantment. Their concert series, ever-popular, proved equal to the best of the past as these versatile groups moved from the rippling cadence of Iingle Bells to the spiritual strains of No Candle Was There. FRONT HOW: W. Iohnson, I. Pfleger, I. Fast, L. Georgalan, D. Yuenger, B. Linczeski, M. Faucett, G. Wood, L. Seymour. R. Pfafil, B: Wilkie, H. Teiber, B. Sindler, M. Ott. B. LaPierre, L. Weber. ROW 2: C. Nelson, G. Berger, I. Forrest, N. Pau cett, L. Smith, M. Iohnson, G. Martin, A. Westphal, E. Gould, I. Weitman, N. Arendt, S. Matz, M. Nicklaus. G. Engedal. D. King, M. LaPointe, B. Zeratsky. G. Kalm, I. Sellevold. ROW 3: B. Liska, V. Friedland. M. A. Zimmer, D. Walker. M. Lange, B. Nelson, N. Ulvig, S. Christensen, P. Knudson, C. Henke, B. Enstrom, T. Gilbert, I. Sandberg, M. Plautz, A. Grenier, I. Clermont, I. Clermont, C. Sladky, K. Landerman. ROW 4: K. Stromer, M. Schiner, M. Evancheck, P. Westphal, M. Leit- zke, E. Sappington, I. Nicklaus, E. Parker, M. McMahon, N. Koldos, F. Forstrom, B. Oakwood, S. Arts, I. Klajda, I. LaFond, I. Peters, I. Farrell, I. Schroeder, P. Pinegar. DOUBLE TRIO P. Westphal M. Leitzke M. LaPointe R. Veek B. Zeratsky B. Enstrom Six Voices Blend A feature attraction of many school functions was the Senior Double Trio. The sopranos, Pat Westphal and Marge Leitzki: second sopranos, Mary LaPointe and Ruth Veek, and altos, Barbara Zeratsky and Barbara Enst- rom, blended their voices in musical artistry which found nothing but appre- ciation from their numerous audiences. SWING AND POLKA PRESENTED BY SWING BAND The solid rhythm of Ralph Flanagan with an ist Pete Chepek in his dreamy style brought cheers occasional touch of Romy Gosz. That was an from an enthralled audience when our high school M. H. S. student's opinion of the Swing Band, which combo presented Music for the Masses' was led by Iimmy Doyle and Ioe Skoronski. Vocal- Standing Back Row R Kallqulst K Exworthy Seated Front Row Barrett I Skoronskl I Doyle P Chepeck TRIPLE TRIO It was the opinion of Marinette music critics that one of the most out- standing groups was the Triple Trio. Marge Leitzke, Mary LaPointe, Barbara Zeratsky, Pat Westphal, Delores King, Alice Westphal, Gayle Engedal, Val- erie Landerman, and Emmy Sapping- ton make up this musical group. The difficult repertoire of the group required much training in addition to long hours of practice. STRING QUARTET An appearance of the Pro Arte Quartet of the University of Wisconsin inspired the formation of this select string group. The serious approach to the field of ensemble music made theirs a unique contribution to the cultural life of our school . HOW HOW P190 Leu LQ p OW, zke, 00119, l an W Q E-SQ, ,101 ewqiidql D 4, wk 152511, 9-Yco 011 ' 1191 de ' fi Onan R. Veek, R. Gerend. I. Schroeder, B. Enstrom. So . DMUQIO Forty-Three H 434 'ep . , 'Ulla-uq..,,,l , in V . ,.vm,,g. H ! s' ,Nw i K was f 5? L? V ' iz Q H f- . ,fs-,T 5 .5 k , 4 5? 5, N e 'fx .215 -' VHS. , 5 5 ' ,Lff Q ..,,,i ,,,.::. V wr, df A 3 if K. f Ps wg-Qjkf . T143 :- f .ah R W . 2 A fx A ,.., H ---v X 1-., K F FRONT ROW: R. Veek, G. Kronquist, B. Kronquist. S. Kronquist. B. Enstrom, I. Walk. I. Schroeder. ROW 2: C. Iohnson R. Gorend. I. Blanchette. M. Willan, I. Skowlund, S. Godson, I. Belanger, D. Grant. M. Kushman, N. Aagaard, M. LaPolnte ROW 3: G. Miller. G. Martz. N. Garland, B. Bobeck. ROW 4: R, Laabs. R. Hansen. E. Thull, P. Iohnson, D. Willem. ROW 5: P. Dames. R. Kallquist. W. Lund, T.'Bames. K. Bell, C. Rasmussen. D. Georgalan, M. Maske. M. Behrens. M Tripplor, K. Exfworthy, W. Iohnson. ROW 6: S. Maske. M.Ouellette. R. Eastman. K. Delaski, I. Strom, G. Larson. X X Miss Hampton leads orchestra between acts of Dear Ruth . Forty-Five Q95 Misa W, .i , Vx . .,, ..q. Q l WW My-:QL , V 'K QM x '- .fefigweisgg 8 . gm if Kim, K . . M f F K Ygwaiia H. Lindbom, D. Hart, M. Ouellette, S. Maske, R. Eastman, K. Hocking, I. Widen form the core of the brass section. Kneeling: S. Hanson, S. Miller. Standing: M. Maske. H. Meyers, I. Weitman, majorette, A. Schroeder, G. Smith. Our Maiorettes stepped high wide and handsome. THE BAND SCHOOL'S LARGEST MUSICAL GROUP This organization is one of the most important in our school. The beautiful music they produce has attained, for our school, many awards. The near seventy members of the band think it a real honor to work under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Kenneth Emmons. The corps of officers elected were: President, Robert Eastman: Vice-President, Ronald Kallquist: Secretary-Treasurer, Ieanne Malmstadt: Student Ad- visor, Dino Georgalan. If it's music you like, then the Band is where your interests are. The Band helped keep up the spirit of the school at both basketball and football games this year. On the schedule this year were the several con- certs, the music festival, and parades. The Band came through every time with flying colors. FRONT ROW: D. Georgalan, I. Brooks, N. Kleman, M. Behrens, C. Rasmussen, R. Smith, K. Bell, T. Barnes. ROW 2: G. Smith, M. Trippler, M. Maske, I. Malmstadt, G. Weber. H. Lindbom, D. Hart, M. Ouellette, S. Maske. W. Reinke, A. Behrens, C. Zimmerman, E. Miller. ROW 3: I. LaFond, S. Holmes. D. Madsen, B. Manske. A. Miller, P. Olson, B. Renard. S. Dillett. S. Olsen, A. Thomsen, G. Larson, M. Munson, I. Strom. ROW 4: S. Mueller, P. Pederson, M. Bennett, W. Lund, V. Hamblen. E. Orsett, R. Eastman, K, Hocking, I. Doyle, K. Delanski. I. Widen. W. Dreier, R. Ames, D. Lindbom. R. Barrett. R. Delaski, R. Lueskow, R. Kallquist. P. Barnes. ROW 5: I, Cecil, V. Carlson, I. Berg, R. Nelson, Mr. Emmons. Forty-Seven Paramecium-giant size-are examined by Nancy Kleman through bioscope projection. NUCLEUS CLUB SELLS CANDY T0 BUY MANNEQUIN. The Nucleus: Club meets twice a month with Mr. Robert Schuchart, their able advisor. The aim of the club this year was to purchase a manne- quin for use in all biology classes. The activities during the year consisted of keeping a plant aquarium, cleaning dissecting equipment, and keeping the biology room in good order. The rnernbers heard several interesting reports during the year. Some of the speakerswere: Mr. Basler, Mr. Ioslin, and Mr. Forsberg. Officers who served were: Ioy Peters, President: Dale Wagner, Vice- Presidentp Shirley Chepeck, Treasurer: Connie Cardin, Secretary: Ronald Walk, Student Council: Mary Lindsay, Reporter, Donald Langlois, Librarian. STANDING: D. Wagner, M. Lindsay, P. Pineqar, S. Haglund, W. Iohnlon, M. Trippler, C. Zimmerman, I. Clermont, C Cardin, S. Chepek, P. Connaher, S. Trogg, I. Peters, I. Blanchette, I. Schroeder, P. Bashford. D. Bastian, G. Hinnor, S Arts, C. Sladky. ROW 2: D. Wortner, I. Litts, M. McMahon. S. Nicklaus, D. Swanson. ROW 1: I. Fischer, M. Ouelette I. Koldos, S. Olson, P. Knudson. SEATED: I. Farrell, M. Plautz, P. Riley, C. Gould, B. Topel. Forty-Eight STAMP CLUB Principal objectives of Stamp Club are to learn fundamentals of Stamp collecting, to promote stamp col- lecting as a hobby, to promote stamp trading, and to strive for fair play and good citizenship. Members subscribed lor the We- ekly Philatic Gossip, and sent for Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue , and Music on Stamps . Sponsoring a dance, and the an- nual party were highlights of the year. Miss Ida Swanson was the ad- visor ol the group, and the officers were as follows: President. Einar Orsett: Vice-President, Patricia Gucwa: Secretary, Mary Palmateer: Treasurer, Ioan Wuhrman: Custo- dian, Peggy Ninneman: Student Council, Connie Harpt: Commentat- or, Billy Ienkins. P. Kleman, I. Miller, M. Liljestrand, C. Harpt, D. Glickman, M. Palmateer, C. Eisenmann. SCIENCE EXHIBIT CLIMAXES' YEAR FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB ROW 2: R. Holm, L. Winnekins, R. Katz, D. Gauerke. FRONT ROW: W. Krause, P. Hansen, A. Miller, H. Gerend, B. Gilbertson. Iunlor High Science Club was organized this year as a scholastic club. Members joined the National Audubon Iunior Nature Club which helped them greatly in their pro- jects. During the year, each boy had his own project and the group was in charge of the science ex- hibit at the end of the school year. The officers elected were: President, Robert Gerend: vice- President, Lin Winnekins: Secre- tary-Treasurer, Philip Hanson: and Student Council, Robert Gilbertson. The duties ol Library Council members include keeping the library in order. LIBRARY COUNCIL LEARNS LIBRARY PROCEDURE Checking library passes, helping students with research work, decorat- ing bulletin boards, and arranging table displays were part of the duties of the Library Council members under the direction of Miss Lillian Bruce, school librarian. Officers elected for the 1951-52 year were: President, Mary Cameron: Vice- President, Tui Barnes: Secretary-Trecn surer, Donna McPherson. The main project of the year for the 24 members was selling football and basketball pencils. An annual picnic breakfast brought the year to a close. Seated: B. Enstrom, K. Bell, M. Kruse, N. Kleman, R. Veek, M. Cameron, I. Malmstadt, T. Barnes, B. Krueqer. Standing: N. Arendt, I. Farrell. N. Aaqaard, I B. Smith, S. Holmes, L. Chmela, I. Canick, M. Nicklaus, N. Smith. C. Laabs, B. Soderberg, C. Bruse- witz, S. Chepeck, M. Genszler, K. Stromer. FORENSICS ADDED TO JUNIOR HIGH CLUB PROGRAM Declamations, debate, and ex- temporaneous readings are all divisions of the Iunior High For- ensic program under the direc- tion of Mrs. Margaret Schwartz. Weeks of preparation and hard work are necessary for the pre- sentation of a contest. While this group doesn't com- pete with other schools, it is a stepping stone to bigger and greater forensic work in Senior High. JUNIOR LIBRARIANS WORK IN READING ROOM Through this organization our future Library Council is form- ed. The duty of these girls is to keep our Reading Room in fine order. With Mrs. Mary Koberstein as their leader, the girls were given great exper- ience in Library duties. SEATED: D. Carlson, B. Schultz. I. Mason, K. Squire, E. Thull, D. Olson, D. Marineau. A. Arnovitz. STANDING: C. Hubbard. I. Abraham, D. Bennett, I. Rudolph, I. Peterson, D. Lund, N. Brumm. K. Ames, I. Barr, D. Messenger. SEATED: B. Robeck. K. Squire. I. Mason, E. Thuli, D. Marineau. STANDING: I.. Christopherson, B Manske, N. Garland, I. Diercks, H. Laabs, S. Hopfensperger, V. Miller. I 'QI of X U' fs: sais C Cf Xp S93 5 V 5- A Q , . Lf is-21 It takes Mary's steady hand to mount pictures: PRODUCTION HEADS Barbara Krueger .. ,,,.....,,,,.... ,,..,, , , , ., ,, Editor-in-Chief Mary Ann Cameron , . . Copy Editor Ken Covert , ,. , Photographer Mr. R. Brockman Editorial Advisor Elaine Worm ,, Business Manaqer Miss I. Berner .. . ., Business Advisor Beverly Manske ,,,..., , Advertising Manager Miss M. Frothingham .. .,,... .. Advertising Advisor 1 cl C f f I l' , , , , I., f-.1 if E..! 4-.!'4 'Ar ,-5,5 If '1 'f'..I ,ff I H 0, 1 WHIPURNETTE PRESENTS THE THIRTY-NINTH EDITION OF THE SCHOOL YEARBOOK Does the thought of copy writing, editing, and proof reading hold magic for you? Do you aspire to someday have a by-line in a welllknown pub- lication? Would you mind working into the small hours of the night to meet a deadline? If not, the annual staff can use your talents. This year's staff has worked long and hard to inform, as well as entertain, the student body. They wish you many happy hours of reading and hope that its pages will always bring back fond memor- ies in the far distant future. HOW 4: E. Lang, I. Schmidt, E. Worm, G. Kahn, P. Butler, K. Cahill, N. Aagaard. I. Walk, B. Oakwood, M. Evancheck. R. Lueskow, D. Kamtn. ROW 3: N.Kleman, D. Kingston, F. Malinowski, M. Bakke, M. Behrens, G. Wood, E. Gould, F. Dxurick, R. Veek, K. Krlodeman, I. Iohnson, D. McPherson, B. Iohnson. ROW 2: C. Ellis, M. Cook, M. Cook, A. Frodertksen, I. Stanilwskl, T. Bamen, D. Yuenger, M. Kruse, G. Smith, S. Christensen, M. Gauerke, B. Manske. FRONT ROW: B. Krueger, H. Miller, B. Soderborg, L. Schnell, B. Lisl-ra, R. Teiber, K. Landerman, L. Chmela, B. Hudson, C. I. Gould, D. Grant. Fifty-Three -theQMgQ Bl ER' Yulunnw X---N umhm' 6 Narcotic Specialist Addresses Students Q fii-IFa222i2?i7z2Q5 441TikII5Ell5Iiflf iuE'iqiEf'i'i 4 . 2 Bczslermen Win Eight, Lose Two g In First Half of Cage Season h F lfv ' mark in 1-ut of 40 for in .600 percentage. Iimmdmg 2 4: mu val, Firing .lznnuzxry H, 1952 MacArthur Tops News Stories A poi! xn J-wufms Of If of the lf! studvmg, Imm class showpq mmWk,.,, sm X8 gum.: schedule. Coach Bas Scfs Marines have won 2. .X break dawn fm 1:4 pnxwddifrs wa nr xi 1415 bm!! 1 XL. tha same percent- ztempta. for liififrvuws in choicw QI the gm, WD News stories of' H6511 'fhqf hrs! awry on each list was rated IQ. down valued at no me wzh whigh wa, 1. 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If you 12.1 what y-Qu want yuu can wil :hw lzbrzmzm nr ax rm-mber that you mam is mek and th:-y wiil maske- .ffikwz tu pfwi 'Sw :xppru'i't'1I ini, a student of these bar- rvrd books shail confiscate ieriul, write the nsanxe nl thr stu- dvnt hasixxgit Lherwn, 11-cud ,thr- swde-nt to the Princ1puX'n office immediately, ami perwxmhy ww the magazine in to the odiice. the ma' and fizxylv Hngrdnl is hvlping har Val l,:sm1e'rmun and Alice Wm-an phnl head thc' makwup drpzxrxmeni Others in thx' xmup rm' SMH' MN if-r, Plane Nafblly Smith. RWM' Qiikwflmi v Aagaaxd, Marie Maske- ' Shirifly 'Svrom,1Chamflf!tc Ellis.-DM Sade:-herg. ind Giorin Mmm-. Cggg, up page 3 COINS! 4 res cm-ew which includes .Io- FRONT ROW: W. Lieburn, G. Kuntz, D. Stepniak. ZND ROW: I. Martenson, M. Kruse, P. Snare, R. Hill, D. Iohn, W. Nelson M. Cameron, C. Iohnson. ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS FILL THE PAGES OF THE MARINER UNDER THE CAPABLE EDITOR- SHIP OF DON STEPNIAK If you ever want to look up anything about our news and activites here at M. H. S., all you have to do is find our school paper, The Mariner. The Mariner, this year, is under the supervision of Mr. William Tones. our journalism teacher. The idea, he and the staff have tried to bring out, is to publish an interesting high school paper. Mr. Lloyd Harmon and his crew of printers supervised the production of the paper. Members are: Editor, Don Stepniak, Ass't. Editor, Dave Leonard: News Editor, Mary Cameron: Ass't. News, Carol Iohnson: Sports. Bill Lieburn: Ass't. Sports, Ralph Hill: Humor, Gloria Kuntz: Feature, Dave Iohn: Business, Editor, Myra Kruse: Circulation, Wayne Nelson: Exchange, Reuben Katz: Make-up, Ioan Marten- son: Photo Editor, Gordon Goddard. Lay-out experts Ralph Hill and Dave Iohn rush to meet their deadline. N. Seated: V. Kulick. G Kronauer, D. Walk, G Smith, P. Westphal, A Topel, I. Walk, R. Veek S. Strom, B. Nelson. Stand- ing: L. Schnell, R. Plaifl R. Teiber, G. Smith, I Staniswski, M. Behrens. B Oakwood, W. Tyson, P 1 Butler, F. Dzurick Yuenger. TRAFFIC IN HALLS KEPT RUNNING SMOOTHLY UNDER GUIDANCE OF HALL MONITORS. Forty-eight hall monitors regularly took their stations throughout the school corridors. In a cour- teous fashion they checked out the passes of all students who found it necessary to be in the halls during school hours. One of their more pleasant duties was escorting visitors to the school on a tour Seated: I. Iohnson, B. Iohnson, K. Kriedeman, M. Kruse, V. Landerman, F. Malinowski, I. Enderby, B. Kamin. l. Marcek. Row 2: N. Havel, A. Berg. D. Biehl. T. Linczeski, A. Frederiksen, G. Engedal, V. Kirt, B. Danner, B. Hudson, B. Mans. Bow 3: D. Kingston, D. King, I. Schmidt, G. Kronquist, F. Rynish, I. Hunt, D. Kamin, A. Behrens, S. Miller, B. Miller. Fifty-Six through our modern building. Mr. Ralph Schinski cnd Miss Carmen Savage ably guided this service group during the year and the monitors were well represented on the Student Council by Beverly Oak- wood and Gordon Kronquist. ft ,r....m..a.,r... W.. ,sm......M.s.. ,,.....,..,,.-f ,,,..-., .... ' 1 T . ' R. Pokey, I. Hanson, and C. Feldstein lay on the firing line to shoot for high score in an inter-school match. Nice shot! Bull's eye! These are common phrases heard at one of the regular meetings of our rifle club. The keen eyesight and the capable coaching of lVIr. Russell Madary have made these students into excellent ritlemen. They have learned not only to shoot, but they have learned the care of their weapons and the safest method of handling them. The club took part in many inter-scholastic meets and made a record for all to be proud. Row 2: I. Larson, I. Rein- hardt, W. Schoepke, C. Buchman, R. Pecha, H. Thomsen, D. Biehl, W. Hanson, P. Rvdahl. Front Row: H. Winqender, T. Brown, M. Kruse, C. Mey- ers, D. Pecha, A. Gorham. C. Feldstein, R. Popkey. .x.l.n..-E, X-. . M., Fifty-Seven .... .. g g gg.. S is The locomotive - traditional school yell - sounds the call to battle as the annual M and M game gets underway. STANDING D King, P. Westphal, A. Westohal. V. Landerman. STANDING! S- MGYGIS. l- FCISL M- Plfluil- Hill, D. Mariindale. SEATED: I. Blanchette, C. Sladky, L. Weber. ,...-'-- .pi fx. r' . I X f wi Killa. sinsmm ROW 4: man, G. Miller, S. Miller, I Graby, I. Forrest, K. Cahill, I burn, I. Davis, K. Guise, R. Hill I. Martenson, C. Iohnson, S Haglund. ROW 3: B. Frederiksen, M. Cook, M zke. F. Malinowski, S. Arts, D rens, M. Lindsay, W. Iohnson. ROW 2: C. Ellis, T. Barnes, M. Gauerke M. Kruse, K. Bell, M. Larson I. Fischer, N. Havel, M. Gena zler, S. Chepeck, C. Cardin, P Connaher, I. Fast, I. Farrell. FRONT ROW: S. Christensen, D. Bastian, N Arendt, V. Kirt, K. Landerman I B. Mans, I. Haynes, S. Meyers rt. Friedland, N. Goluecke. V Friedland, K. Christopherson, H Meyers, C. Gould. PEP CLUB TAKES CHARGE OF PRE-M 8t M GAME FESTIVITIES. The sparkling antics of the cheerleaders and their Pep Club assistants kept the competitive spirit of the Marines' student body alive throughout the the school, into a holiday mood. The Pep Club sponsored Parade was a grand success and the eagerly sought after prizes were rewarded to Latin G. Engedal, M. Munson, I. Malm- stadt, M. Cameron, V. Lander- Brooks, R. Hill, D. King, W. Lie- Cook, C. Laabs, G. Hinner, P. Bashford, I. Blanchette, A. Fred- eriksen, M. LaPointe, M. Leit- Georgalan, E. Gould, M. Beh- year. The M df M game provided the greatest chal- lenge to their abilities and in the pre-game festiv- ities the club brought the whole community not only ROW 4: F. Weber, B. Sappinq- ton, D. Martindale, M. Braley. D. Cecil, A. Behrens, I. Hunt. D. Oakwood, D. Langlois, F. Rasmussen, D. McPherson. B. Setunsky, I. Iohnson, B. Iohn- son, M. Evancheck, I. Klajda. ROW 3: M. I. Schiner, B. Oak- wood, P. Westphal, R. Eastman, G. Smith, N. Kleman, G. Kron- quist, G. Martin, B. Miller, I. Peters, P. Rydahl, A. Thomsen. ROW 2: A. Westphal, I. Nick- laus, I. Nast, R. Veek, B. Soder- borg, S. Strom, B. Topel, S. Nick- laus, B. Manske, I. Weber, D. Kinne, K. Stromer, P. Pineqar. FRONT ROW: P. Riley, I. Sch- roeder, C. Sladky, R. Pfatfl, M. A. Zimmer, S. Trogg, N. Smith, D. Yuenger, B. Nelson, F. Dzur- ick, G. Wood, L. Weber, B. Krueger. Club, Art Club and Iunior High Library Council - a snake dance, a game dance, and many skits made this club one of the most active on the cam- pus. W ?.,., ...., 9 312 A 41 s If mm. 5 T . 36 1 hs' I is n E Qi? I .- ,,F -i . -fix, nf 7' 'Vw 34 N ROW l: D. Bennett, K. Squire. D. Moore, S. Matz, A. Dura. ROW 2: D. Stepniak, E. Lang, I. Hunt, G. Kronquist, H. Thomsen. HOW 3: D. Langlois, R. Vista, L. Winnekins, R. Charles. D. Willan. ROW 4: K. Ames, I. Schroeder, I. Blanchette, S. Hag- lund, C. Cardin, A. Thomsen. HOW 5: M. Leitzki, F. Malinowski, A. Fredericksen, B. Zeratsky. P. Westphal, K. Kriedeman. ROW 6:-C. Harpt, L. Chmela, I. Martenson, N. Arendt. N. Smith, S. Maske. ROW 7: P. Covert, M. Cameron, B. Oakwood, C. Ellis. M. Cook. M. Cook. ROW 8: F. Witt. R. Enstrom. S. Heath, K. Hocking, M. Liljestrand, B. Krueger. STUDENT COUNCIL SERVES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Membership in the Student Council was ct stimulating experience because of a never ceasing program of service to the school and the community. This ever active group in- creased the tempo of its services to a max- imum this year - a successful March of Dimes campaign was launched and Christ- mas decorations Were placed throughout the school. The Council brought the students they represented deep satisfaction by fore- going the usual Christmas treat to give the money to a charitable organization. Officers that were elected for the year were: President, Ken Hocking: Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Eddie Lang. The lorces behind our student government. Smygi-wo - nf -f - mr.. lv... f- -. M..-.s. SEATED: B. Iohnson, S. Dillett. K. Bell, M. Kruse. N. Kleman. B. Krueger. R. Veek. F. Malinowski, P. Westphal. STAND- ING: R. Tieber, B. Enstrom, G. Kronquist, D. Heath, H. Thomsen, I. Hunt, K. Covert, K. Hocking, A. Behrens M Cameron T. Barnes. ' ' ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DISTINGUISHED LEADERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS My what an honor! Think of it! Nothing could make me happier than to be elected to membership in a na- tion-wide organization like the Nation- al Honor Societyl Gladl measured up. These and similar expressions voiced the gratitude for the reward earned by twenty-three seniors who be- came members of the chapter last fall. They were chosen on the basis of char- acter, scholarship, leadership and ser- vice. Some of their activities consisted of helping students with their studies, rais- ing a scholarship fund, assisting advis- ors on College and Career Day and ushering at concerts. Officers ot the society are as follows: President, Hans Thomsen: Vice-Presi- dent, Elaine Worm: Secretary-Treasun er, Mary Cameron: Student Council Representative, Ierome Hunt. Ken Covert, Ierry Hunt, Al ship examinations. Behr ens. and Gordy Kronquist take college scholar- -1 Wa' t if 1' i 2 5? if I N- f. ' 1 My 5 A K ivk 3 3 Tiki M9556 Leo Kaufman, Don Oakwood, Ed Lang, and Rich Peterson enact their prize-winning production, Minor Miracle. TWELFTH NIGHT ENTERED STATE DRAMA CONTEST. ROW 4: M. Schiner, I. Walk, B. Oakwood. K. Guise, R. Peterson, S. Heath, D. Oakwood, K. Hock- ing, R. Eastman, A. Behrens, I. Graby, A. Westphal, E. Sappington. ROW 3: B. Krueger, P. West- phal, M. Leitzke, K. Cahill, E. Worm, D. Kinne, F. Webber, F. Dzurick, M. Faucett, C. Ellis, B. Wick- man, S. Strom, G. Engedal. ROW 2: M. Behrens, E. Gould, M. LaPointe, N. Kleman, B. Soderborq, M. Genuler, C. Laabs, N. Arendt, N. Smith, M. Cook, M. Cook FRONT ROW: I. Klajda, M. Evan- check, G. Wood, B. Enstrom, I. Haynes. B. Mans, B. Manske, M. Cahee, M. Bennett, C. I. Gould. A group of Twelfth Nighters repre- senting Marinette High School, partici- pated in the State Drama Contest with the play, Minor Miracle , under the direction of Mrs. Alice Boerner. The cast of four boys entered contests at Shawano and Stevens Point, where they received A ratings. Their star performer, Donald Oakwood, was pro- claimed the best actor at the Shawano contest. They were then eligible to enter the state contest at Madison, where they received a B rating. To demonstrate their diversity of tal- ent the twelfth night put on an out- standing Christmas Pageant which util- ized stage effects developed by the group. I CARTESIAN CLUB Logarithms, progression, exponent, this is the jargon of the mathematic- ian to which one becomes accustomed as a Cartesian Club meeting reaches a crescendo of statistical activity. Miss Margaret Thull, the club advisor, presented the members with such challenging subjects as the slide rule, square root, and other short cuts to complicated methods of mathematics. Officers were as follows: President, Mildred Munson: Secretary-'I'rea- surer, Barbara Kronquist: Student Council, Robert Eastman. Seated: I. Malmstadt, M Bennett, P. Rydahl, C. Sladky, P. Riley, R. Smith S. Olson. I. Fast, P Knudson, B. Kronquist. Standing: M. Faucett, M Munson, C. Somers. R Eastman, A. Behrens. H Thomsen, I. Reinhardt, A Thomsen, S. Holmes. M Genzler. SEATED: I. Canick, M. Ott, A. Frederiksen, B. Enstrom, I. LaFond, I. Nast. STANDING: B. Freder iksen, S. Matz. N. Havel. K. Guise. I. Hunt, G. Kronquist, C. Henke, I. Bohan. ART CLUB Color, Color, Color! That's the job of our Art Club. This Group of M. H. S. students has the task of keeping our school full of bright colors in keeping with the season and school activities. These tal- ented artists had a float in the M 6 M parade and are keeping a bulletin board posted with the latest modern art. The advisor of the group is Miss Dagne Hildahl and the officers are as follows: President, Faith Web- ber: Vice-President-Student Coun- cil, Audrey Fredriksen: Secretary- Treasurer, Barbara Enstrom. N-mir Look again! There's an orange between them. Row 3: I. Davis, K. Hock- ing, P. Thomsen, H. Thom- sen, I, Hunt, I. Strom, A. Behrens, G. Kronquist. Row 2: M. LaPointe, M. Schiner, I. Graby, E. Sap- pington, A. Westphal, l. Knudson, C. Ellis, S. Dil lett. Front ROW: B. Krueger, I. Schroeder, G. Smith. T. Barnes, P. Snare, P. Ioha nsson, N. Smith, N. Klee IHCII1. LATIN CLUB CAESAR LIVES AGAIN Caesar's Ghost would have been at home at the Roman wedding ban- quet sponsored by the Latin Club. Ierome Hunt and Nancy Lutke, as bride and groom were feted at this affair. Caesar Thinks M e n o m i n e e Sphinx was the slogan that brought the Latin Club float to first place in the M ci M Parade. The ofticers elected Were: Presi- dent, Mary LaPointe5 Vice-President, Ken Covert: Secretary-Treasurer, Tui Barnes: Student Council, Barbara Krueger. .4 51 1 ,I ,,, SPQRTS Sixty-Eight 1 -- 0...--Q..--p TH ROW l: Heath, D., Panzram, K., Stepniak, D., Champeau, R., Manske, W., Balthazar, I., Weiler, I. Meyers, A., Rondeau, F., Marineau, I. ROW 2: Kaufman, L. Bohse, M., Baumqarten. R., Nicklaus, R., Gucwa, R., Hocking, K., Miles, R., Beattie, R.. Parlow, R.,'Iackson, W. ROW 3: Langlois D., Wauqus, D., Thomsen, P., Slrem, I., Meyer, R., Benson, D., Schmidt, I., Olsen, R., McAuliffe, P. ROW 4: Mr. Basler, Vista, R., Worm, R., Baumgarten, R., Pichette, R., Hanson, I., Peanosky, R., Mr. Stiehm. VARSITY BREAKS WAUSAU WINNING STREAK Opponent We They Wausau .,............... ..... 1 9 0 Chippewa Falls ...,.. ...,. 2 7 0 Wisconsin Rapids ..,... ...... 1 3 6 Eau Claire ,....,...,.,........ ...... 1 3 0 West Allis Central ..., ....,. 4 1 6 Escanaba ........,....,. ,,,,,, 2 6 14 Menominee ..... ,,,,,, 1 2 13 The 1951 Marinette football squad has plenty to be proud of as they look back upon their six-one record. Many Mari- nette teams have had undefeated seasons, but none has faced tougher competition or shown more stuff than this year's varsity , Seventy MARINES WIN OPENER Our mighty and aroused Marines opened the season with a victory over the Wausau Lumberjacks by a score of 19-0. Starting slow but picking up speed as they went along, they showed a strong defense with a varied running attack. Bucking over from the four, lack Wei- ler scored in the second quarter. In the fourth quarter Weiler again went over and Champeau scored on a quarter back sneak. CHIPPEWA FALLS AS NEXT VICTIM Traveling 200 miles to Chipppewa Falls our boys again came out victorious. Capital- izing on early breaks the Marines rolled to a first quarter score. Ace Balthazor ran over from the thirty-yard line. In the second quar- ter they again scored, this time on a forty-yard pass from Roger Beattie to Sandy Heath. lack Weiler scored the third T. D. on a short plunge and Ioe Meyers ended the scoring for the night on a nifty sixty-yard pass interception. High- light of the game was the defensive play of Teeny Rondeau. The final score was 27-0. Bob Champeau leads blocking for break away runner, Don Stepniak, as he leads the way to another Marine victory. Don Stepniak lowers his head in an attempt to break through a Wausau safety man. Haltback, Luch Mudrak pulls away from opposing player as he Paul Thomsen, Iim Marineau, lack Weiler, and Coach Stiehm makes another gain for the Marines. WISCONSIN RAPIDS In their first home appearance of the year, the Marines subdued a big Wisconsin Rapids team 13-6. Starting slowly the Marines scored twice in the second quarter. Don Stepniak scored on a short run around left end and a little later Bob Champeau threw a touchdown pass to Sandy Heath. Wisconsin Rapids scor- ed on an accumulation of a few big runs. This was the first touchdown of the year scored a- gainst our boys. EAU CLAIRE Still keeping their winning streak intact, the Marines traveled to Eau Claire to defeat the Old Abes 13-0. The game was highlighted by outstanding defensive play. Eau Claire was held to only one first down, completed no pass- es, and gained only 39 yards. Marinette touch- downs were scored by Weiler- and Champeau. lead the victorious team from the field after brealcinq Wausaus winning streak. Don Stepniak is stopped after a short gain around end, by three Escanaba players in a 26-14 Marine victory. Seventy-Two Teeny HONDEAU Halfback B0b Captain CHAMPEAU 1-nm QB MARINEAU ESCANABA downs were scored by Don Stepniak, and others by In their sixth game of the year Escanaba came to town happy and left unhappily after absorbing a 26-14 defeat. At the start of the second half the Marines had a 20-O lead on three touchdowns by Don Stepniak. One was a forty-yard return of a blocked punt. In the second half Escanaba scored twice before our boys roared back with a touch- down by Iack Weiler to make the final score 26-14. WEST ALLIS CENTRAL After a two week rest, which evidently did the boys some good, they came back to defeat West Allis Central 41-6. It was the first time this year that the Marines really exploded and it was a wel- come event to all Marinette rooters. Two touch- Paul Thomsen, Ace Balthazor, Teeny Rondeau and Luchie Mudrak. I MENOMINEE On Red Saturday, October ll, the Marines met the Maroons in the Annual M 6 M game. Both teams went into the game with undefeated seasons. The game was very rough and hard fought as shown by the record total of 287 yards of penalties of which 187 were against the Marines. At the half. Menominee had a 13-0 lead with two touchdown passes to Johnny Moerchan. ln the second half the Marines came back, but not quite far enough. Touchdowns were scored by Don Stepniak and Iack Weiler. The final score as we all remember was 13-12 in favor of Menominee. Seventy-Three Bob BAUMGARTEN Guard Will PETRI Tackle Hlerry.. BALTHAZOR Hcxllbcck Sandy HEATH Luch - End MUDRAK Huliback Seventy-F our SENIORS Hwglfu noredu MANS-KE KAUFMAN Fullbuck Tackle Hmch.. PARLOW Center Don STEPNIAK HdlfbGCk Ken PANZRAM End Seventy-Five ..Gus.. GUCWA Guard Ken HOCKING End 1951 SENIORS uskip.. BOHSE Center Seveniy-Six Nick NICKLAUS Tackle HROQ., BEATTIE Q. B. ROWI Wisner I Walk R Langloxs D Alswager M Peanosky A Nylund U Lollms M Monroe, G., Sunstrom, K.. LaPemere R Kallquist R ROW 2 Tuckett I Mudrak D Schmidt I Raygo G Chepeck D. Setterstein B. Peters, R Wagner D Srevert C Grom R Martz O ROW 3 Barrett R Cecll I Kunesh D Lindbom D. Ninneman, O., Williams H Lund D Carvenough W Meyers R Poquette R Swanson R ROW 4 Mr Schinski Runke A. Nelson, R Berg I Meyers I Dumke D Verrmlye I Worm G Lextzke R Peters B Sellevold B JR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Iun1or Varsity Football team Whlle not winning all of their games showed plenty of fight and scrap in e f every contest f Coach Ralph Schinski deserves a .l lot of credit for molding the boys into 'A I a strong, well-balanced squad. .ll . I. V. RECORD We They Opponent Wausaukee .,.r.. .... 7 6 - Menominee Menominee ....... ,.... 7 1 9 ' Escanaba ..., .... 2 O 20 19 13 i ff t fr J wi ln FROSH RECORD 1 We They Opponent -7 V ' ' . K , Stephenson ....... ..... 1 3 0 X If Stephenson ....... ..... 2 5 12 v Seventy-Seven CGLOR SQUADS The color squads coached by Mr. Brockman, Mr. Comeaux, Mr. Krum- heuer, and Mr. Schuchart, played a regular schedule of games this year and provided pre-game entertainment at two of the varsity contests. The main aim of this athletic organ- ization is to teach the boys the funda- mentals of football and to instill good sportsmanship in our future stars. The teams are divided according to weight, the heavier players wearing red and black jerseys and the lights wearing green and orange. . 3 W A 7 1. Ky' -ll . 1 .i In I ki ,, X t t w-xl 7 . V I' , 'dit 1 if ' l' I U7 I. ,L-I 'x lv . 5 .N L ,Dfw lily ROW 4: Mr. Comeaux, Miller, A., Krause, B., Drown, D., Enqler, W., Kalm, A., Katz. R., Pazdera, I., Havet, M.. Schreiner. R., Linser, D., Kingston, W., Hopiensperger, R. ROW 3: Mr. Schuchart, Kohlman, R., Farr. R., Herninq. I.. Gilbertson, R.. Linser, P., Clermont, A., Connaher, R., Frenzel, G., Phillips, D.. Hansen, P., Dreier, R., Iessup, L. ROW 2: Mr. Brockman. Boettcher, K., Ouellette, E., Lindstrum, S., Ioy, A., Race, H., Hanson, I., Mattson, G., Walaway, R., Witt. F., Lindbom, B., Johnson, W. ROW 1: Mr. Krumheur, Berman. K., Deslardin, P., Haller, B., McVane. I., Hansen, D., Seymour, D., Shepro. B., Enstrom, R.. Faucett, M.. Blom, R., Farnsworth, I., Manns. A. Y...- Bob Nelson presses 110 lbs. in an attem t to break the P Duke Kallquist. Carl Sievert, and Ir. Anderson take top weight lifting record ot the gym classes. three slots in intramural track heat. INTRAMURALS ROUND OUT SPORTS PROGRAM Intramurals are most popular in the seven- th and eighth grades. These are the grades for which there is a lack of interscholastic com- petitive sports. The seventh and eighth grade boys are given a taste of organized sports in their regular physical education classes, but for many this is not enough. Hence, intra- murals! The physical education and intra- mural programs have tried to develop these programs to the point where they will not only give the boys some good fun and teach them the fundamentals of our school's competitive sports, but will also teach them the basic prin- ciples of good sportsmanship. Anyone, who enters the gym on a Friday night, when this program is in full swing, must assent that Coach Siehm has succeeded. Seventy-Nine W A i s Einer Orsett serves to officially open intramural tennis season. ROW l: A. Meyers, R. Beattie, R. Meyer, R. Champeau, I. Weiler, R. Raygo, D. Georgalan. ROW 2: Coach Basler, D. Heath, P. Thomsen, C. Voskamp, K. Panzram, P. McAuliffe, K. Hocking, G. Kusnierz, K. Covert. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM COACH BASLER SETS NEW RECGRDS The Marine cagers started off the season with a bang by scalping their traditional rivals, the Shawano Indians 37 to 27. The game, while not high scoring, was marked by sharp floor play. Ken Hocking led the way for Marinette with 12 points while Grignon was high scorer for the losers with 7 points. Marinette experienced their first cold night of the season against Clintonville and it proved to be a costly one. The Marines bowed to the Truckers 39 to 34. Although the boys took plenty of shots, lack Weiler seemed to be the only one who could find the hoop. He stuffed in ll points. Marinette's talented quintet continued on their way to success by trouncing Oconto and Niagara within the space of five days. They whipped Oconto 59 to 52 and stopped Nia- gara 54 to 39. Hocking and Panzram were the sparkplugs for the Marines . Marinette completely outclassed Peshtigo in their fifth outing. Although the game was played on Peshtigo's small floor, Marinette's fast breaking offense still showed to advant- age. Eighty Menasha traveled to Marinette to furnish the season's iirst really tough competition. The Marines played a bang- up game cmd defeated the Bluejays at their own racehorse type of basketball. The contest was a thriller all the way with the Marines staging a last quarter rally win. The Marinette quintet got back into their usual groove in defeating Oconto for the second time this season 51 to 43. Ken Panzram sparked the team with 8 points. Lourdes was downed 3 days later despite the inspired playing of Tom Pen- der, the high scoring Shamrock center. The Marines look- ed slow and unimpressive in grabbing off their seventh win. On the following weekend Marinette took to the road. The first night Eau Claire exercised its jinx over our boys and it worked well enough to bring them an easy victory. Hock- ing pumped in 17 points but it was not enough. The next night the boys showed up at Chippewa Falls raring to go and looked much improved over the Eau Claire game by grabbing off a 60 to S6 win. KEN COVERT, Mgr Bob Champeau attempts a basket. Pat McAuliffe awaits rebounds. A tall Marinette team dominates the scene under the basket as as a hard hitting Marinette team leaves Francis Deschatne and lack Weller makes another two points, supported by Ken Hocking lim Payette of Lourdes behind. Ken Panzram, and Pat McAuliffe. KEN PANZRAM IACK WEILER BOB CHAMPEAU Kon Panzram and Sandy Heath steal a rebound from four Lourdes cagers. to set up another iast break. Marinette returned home for an engage- ment with Antigo on the next Saturday. Coach Basler had the boys up for this game and it paid off to the tune of a new school record. The boys scored heavily in all quarters to roll up 80 points. The first M 6 M tilt, although highly publi- cized, proved to be a routine win as did the second Peshtigo game. lack Weiler paced our boys in each game in addition to holding Moer- chen, the Maroon ace, to 9 points. Marinette was knocked off in its second tilt with Shawano but they defeated Two Rivers and Lourdes in quick succession. The boys had collected a fine head of steam and they needed all of it to dampen the spirits of Menominee. The Maroons showed a lot of fight before going down to defeat 52-50. Moer- chen got loose to score 16 points but Champeau and Panzram popped in 19 and 12 respectively for the Marines. The Marinette Cagers closed a fine season on a sour note by going down to a defeat at the hands of Antigo 45 to 40. Eighty-Two VARSITY SEASON RECORD Opponent We They Shawano ........... ........ 3 9 27 Clintonville .... ,. ....... 34 39 Oconto ........... .....,. 5 9 52 Niagara ...... ....... 5 4 39 Peshtigo ........ ....... 4 6 30 Menasha ...... ...... 5 5 52 Oconto ..........,,,.. ....... 5 1 43 Lourdes ................. .,..... 5 7 48 Eau Claire ................ ........ 4 0 55 Chippewa Falls ...... ....... 6 O 56 Antigo ................... ...,,,. 8 0 49 Menominee ....... ....... 4 6 38 Peshtigo ........, .,,,,A, 6 3 33 Shawano .,.......,. ......, 4 7 77 Two Rivers ....... ...,.,. 7 0 49 Lourdes .......... ,,,.,,, 6 9 38 Menominee ....., ,,,.,, 5 2 50 Antigo ............ .....,, 4 0 45 Bob Champeau catches a long pass as Marinette ian! breaks Two Rivers. KEN HOCKING ROGER BEKITIE SANDY HEATH w Eighty-Three ROW 1 D Lunglois, C. Sievert. R. Koehn, G. Marti, R. Kcxllquist, R. LaPerriere, D. Lund. ROW Z D Wagner. I. Hanson, R. Bcrumgcrrten, R. Pichette, D. Lindbom, A. Runke, Coach W Ioshn JR VARSITY TEAM WINS ELEVEN' GAMES Opponents Shawcrno .......... Clintonville Oconio .....,.... Niagara ........ Peshtigo ....... Mencrsha .,... Oconto ...... Lourdes .... Antigo ....... Menominee Shcrwcrno ...... Two Rivers Lourdes ......... Menominee Antrgo ............ IR. VARSITY SEASON RECORD Eighty-Four W 37 43 49 60 44 52 49 47 52 53 42 48 71 37 50 They 52 21 35 25 38 50 34 31 35 50 45 44 42 45 63 Rollie Baumgarten leaves the floor to score two points against the I. V. live irom across the river. Looking on are Dick Pichette and Dave Lindbom. I. V. BASKETBALL The Iunior Varsity basketball team had a fine record this season, racking up eleven wins against four losses. The I. V.'s like the varsity, set a new school record. The old record was sixty-three points, but it was easily broken when the Iunior Marines popped in seventy-one counters in the second Lourdes tilt. Although the team had four defeats in the 51-52 season, it is to the credit of Coach loslin and his boys, that only one team claimed victories in both of their contests with Marinette. This team was Shawano. The boys were definitely up for the second game, but they could not cope with the jinx which the Indians seem to hold over the Marines . Fritz Hanson drives through the entire force of the opposition to put the Young Marines ahead by two more points. Dick Pichette, Don Langlois, and Hollis Baumgarten await the no-existent rebound. Eighty-Five ROW 1: D. Mudrak. S. Lindstrom, D. Foote, D. Squier, K. Walters, D. Kalm. ROW 2: G. Larson. D. Kunesh, R. Cardin, R. Koehn, D. Zorn, B. Plautz. R. Sellevold. ROW 3: I. Berg, I. Ihler, M. Alswager. M. Collins, I. Larson. R. Peters. I. Cecil. FROSH DEFEAT LEAGUE LEADERS The Freshman basketball team, although playing in an unusually tough league this year, finished the season with a creditable six-four record. They showed considerable class in defeating Menominee, the league leaders, in their first tilt with their rivals from across the river. The squad this year was composed of nineteen players and, although onlv five boys could start each game, each of the boys played a necessary part in the overall picture of the season. FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD Opponent We They Oconto ......... ...... 3 6 37 Lourdes ..,...... ...... 3 3 44 Peshtigo .....,..... ...... 4 7 36 Menominee ........ ...... 4 8 40 Oconto ,........... ...... 4 3 37 Oconto Falls ...... ...... 4 0 48 Peshtigo .......,. , , ..... 40 34 Menominee .,...... ...... 3 4 47 Oconto Falls ...... .................. ...... 5 8 33 Lourdes ......,.... ......................... ...... 5 7 53 ' Overtime Eighty-Six ROW 1: Beattie, R., Peterson, R., Manske. W., Olson, R. HOW 2: Meyers, A., Reinhardt, I.. Hanson, I., Panzram, K., Hunt, I., Stepniak. D. CINDERMEN TAKE W. I. A. A. SECTIONAL The Marinette track team added an impres- sive page to its record book during the 1951 season. This was the first time in many years that Marinette was able to have home track meets and our first home meet, with West Green Bay, proved to be the second of the team's two defeats. The other came in a tri- angular meet with East Green Bay and Apple- ton. The team took first place in the sectional meet at Green Bay and at the invitational meet at Oconto Falls. The Marines also came out on top in a dual meet with Two Rivers and a triangular meet with Menominee and Escan- aba. Prospects for future years look good, as many of the talented boys on the team were underclassmen. Eighty-Seven Ierry Hunt out-paces all other contenders in the Triangular Track Meet at Menominee. KV V L 7' CLASSES Eighty-Eight CLASS OFFICERS Seventh Grade I . The Seventh Grade,'1lid not -lp! the fact that this was their iirst year in an enti new ,dyetem faze them. 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L. Creighbaum. P. Danner, T. Davis. T. Davis, P. Deslardin. L. Dionne. D. Doberstein, G. Doberstein. BOW 4: B. Dreier. R. Dreier, D. Drown. M. Dura, I. England, R. Enstrom, I. Farnsworth, M. Faucett, G. Frenzel, S. Friedstein. ROW 5: B. Holler, I. Hamblen, I. Hansen, C. Harpt. I. Heming. D. Hetcher. R. Iensen, H. Iohn, I. Iohnson. L. Iohnson. Ninety L as 1 'f s fl . L ffl . 'Wx tw K K I I Sl I, 1 SEL- i l I - 2- .. 'i 'lf 5 , in NR It , M tw' ?.'gs Ff V:.,h 2 sffv . 1 K1 , . KK T K ,ffi iQE'?Fs1jM 'iii .r, s. ' 5 K -. 'V nl., .f . V K . ,,L,. Q . '-' . .SK A .ff-. f . , , as '-. . s is Q tw- , ,M ,, .f 0- 2, . 3 N ,K S.. K A 1 k Eiffwfj le -i - A ,.. ,- L, f- - as --t 1 9 . . E X . , iii 3-5.5 it r 4 wx 'N D l eww peru.- ,we W J ' ... Q . K K if . , f K . ,.,. .1 - . .,,, . Q, QN, . ' .,-, .:2..w..!. I KY . -.f . Ivy. , . 1 E KK R Q My ' 3 4' I Q A-1 wx' 9 if Ea' lil kg! ...,:. K. Mn xr G. Kcxlm, A. Kamin, I. Kornetzke, W. Kinqston, R. Kohlmcxn, W. Konyn, R. Kowalski. G. Kuliclt. B. I.aFond. ROW 2: T. LaFountcrin, M. Lahuie, A. Larson, N. Leo, C. Leonard, M. Liljestrand, P. Linser, I. Magnuson, A. Manm, G. Matz. ROW 3: D. Messenger, M. Messenger, R. Mittug. D. Mudrak. Y. Nelson, D. Nichols, I. Nicklaus, B. Oehler, S. Olson, W. Olson. ROW I: ,,...., , . . ' . KKKKLKKKL X . KR ,315 , rRz.5i.K5KEKKK -wt 5 z.. ,K .,7'--gr, - .. , . , K K, ,I l 'iifwg A ' , 7 T Qi I' ' v ' Q 2. ,: K , , 'hu V i - , .s s 'L ' wr - . . . . .,. N ,... 2, . 2 1 Q K I 7'ZFfI:?gK . f . rw 4... ay. , N. .. QQQLV ,,..l 5 . www E Q . . eng fw wi.. Q K I .'m Inf. Ky lsos J IW? sw, Q K .:k,' .K:,KK - NK K, K 'A A KKJKK: l Q- Q K . . 6 5 K K K K. sr 'W ,QQ I - K K I .f K R 2515 ' X' I R . , . f 1 ' K KKKK KK , ' ti K. - -M f K KK K KK 1 5' ww- iw ye-.tr '?Q- lssl :Wim awk' gf , KKK K i Q r I Q I it Xxx R r., W .s.l .1 - . v, 1 Q Q .. Q K, Q' K 1 1 . -K. - fy K T52 .:,g f . ,'.- . c, .- k V .p Q Q ROW 4: I. Pczdera, M. Peterson, O. Peterson, I. Prelontcine, I Pretontcxine, E. Prue, H. Race, B. Race, M. Ravet. L. Rebbie. S. Ritchie. ROW 5: D. Rolcmd, D. Ruggles, S. Ruggles, K. Rupert, C. Sandberg, M. Schwerzler, T. Settersten, D. Seymour, R. Shepro. A. Sievert. ROW 6: W. Sindler, S. Strcnq, I. Vermilye, N. Wachcl, B. Walk. R. Wcloway, E. White, M. Wickmcxn, F. Witt, I. Wojciehowski. ROW 7: I. Wolfe, F. Wood, R. Wuhrmcxn. Ninety-One CLASS OFFICERS Eighth Gracie The Eighth Grade class, under the able direction of Mr. Ken- neth Emmons, showed signs oi becoming a top Senior Class. They are rapidly making a name for themselves and it is hoped they will continue to do so in their future years at Marinette High Schoql. The class elected the following oliicers: President, Allan Ioy: Vice-President, Maxine Kuslunan: Secretary, Robert Gerend: Treasurer, Nancy Garland: Student-Council, Lin Winnekins. W i SEATED: M. Kushman, N. Garland. STANDING: L. Winnekins, A. Ioy, R. Gerend. V 711. 7QVf.5ff52f1' '-A 55 if . , ' Y' ,. ggi... ' K K, ji . .1 Q.. lb. K ' H1553 f. 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Glickman, N. Gunderson D. Hansen. ROW 5: R. Holmes, P. Hansen, P. Hansen. C. Hartman, I. Hanson, R. Holm. R. Hopiensperger, P. Iensen. L. Jessup. L Iohn. N inety-Two -M M ,, .,.. , - . Q, I t if I. .Q .. t V f If 'fi' 'lz 4' gf? - S? M 2 'I If M .il A . . L . -, A 4 6 tv K K . . K SA . .133 , 1 , xii N. Q . , 1 I S A 72 N in A . - 5 g. f jk. , ,- ., . :L g an . f V Z 'Y A Lhkk A i Vw., .,-, :LL ,..6 Y his zbr 3 l... 1 il X ,t X9 wx. I S . Q 'I Is . L 'IS-. ra j er 1 Q i if , N .--. m if F L' . f A , it 5 ' I S-9 h Q, S f .1523 55 e i if r S Q 1 iii, 'F ' if S. h ' , Q21 Q lj ii ,AA,A,A m QS. ' A t -' . 1' 5' .xg we ' .3 t A . . .5 b . ,F .. 3: K V. 5 It E: 59- K K . . . ,,.. . I ...f - ' If 13, ' .. ,,:: I it ...xz ., . E I - ' 1. , '21, A ' D - P S If ..e. fi A N W M '.k:V., ' 1 fe' i kl ' .52 ' D ' 4 . 'JL' 'iraq if - H I . SY A , tv I 5' ,. -' 3 ' ' W . .- I is-. .-.. K .555 S I f 'P . - r . 5, .2 ,,:, My , -. 'fA I'- gi35l'f - - lil G vi' M x n 3 -,fffl 5 I' wg , f W ' 4.. 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Koronkiewicz. R. Krause. W. Krause, M. Kushman, D. Kyle, R. Laabs, I. LaCombe. ROW 3: W. LaFever, L. Larrick, C. Larson, H. Larson. B. Libal, R. Lindbom, D. Linser, D. Lofman, D. Lund. A. McVane. HOW 4: I. McVane, R. Malke, B. Manske, D. Marcek. D. Marineau. M. Martin, M. Maske. R. Meyers, A. Miller, I. Mason. ROW 5: G. Mattson, V. Miller, D. Moore, B. Nichols, K. Nvlund, D. Olsen, E. Ouellette. S. Poquette, K. Raygo, I. Peterson. ROW 6: D. Phillips. K. Redeman, I. Reidinger, B. Remane. B. Robeck, I. Roenfanz. R. Rouse, I. Rudolph, C. Sanders, I. Sanders. ROW 7: M. Schewe, K. Schingeck. D. Schoepke, R. Schreiner, B. Schultz, I. Sellevold, I. Seguin. S. Settersten, T. Shepro, B. Sievert. ROW 8: K. Squier, R. Stoneburner, I. Therriault, E. Thull. D. Topel. B. Walk, D. Walker. N. Walaway, R. Wala- wcry, D. Wertepny. ROW 9: T. White. D. Willan. L. Winnekins, I. Wizner, I. Wuhrman. M. Zeratsky. Ninety-Three ' I L SEATED: D. Nylund, I. Big. STANDING: l. Alswaget. R. Poquotte. , . .eff-f.-5-:VM-. -- Mft.-vw -, if :'2 - ' ' 7,5-ff i?'f . I s , jf ' ' I , , - Mg 2 5' . 2 1. .. 25,4 : . sm , ... 2 M W 2-55. NT , f-:ef Sea v.kk D' -A - . ' V YV W- M -- Vi ' '22, :Irv ' :WY V Fffff'f. . ..,. .. .-reizsmfr:-f J .',.f:.,iw5r' .. ' I Q 'a -' V' ' I . f :.-i ,sh 1- ggfgiffx ' ' . . I I - ,..- M ' 3 ' ' rf - .j 1554 .3 wwf? . 4 ' . , is ' 1 ' --.1 'fi' . . L.-' ir . , -2- W- viii Freshman Class Green Freshmen ln a phrase which could not be applied to Marinette High's class of 55 . They acclimated themselves quickly to the hurly burly of lchool lite and the members of the class entered into campus activity with a will. The Frosh teams had good seasons. the parties were wonderful. and grades were passable. Freshman Class Officers were: President, Don Nvlund: Vice- President, Iohn Berg: Secretary, Ronald Poquette: Treasurer. Milton Alswager: and Committooman. George Raygo. 1- ss. - Qjfef 1-4 R iff K A .35 I uf I f 2' JI e . . .. in ,tg Q ' ng f Elf' I 5 . 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' N 1 4 -- rf es., .ff ,f if 'wg is is ' s if 3. gi. at, X if K. x 7 X is x Qs . gg 2... I l I mfggif - , I ' , f ' . ' p ffi' Y 53,1 -I-,f :.sH' .. f' 'K . f xiii- Ill i N ' V .A ii r 1' 5 .FTB-L . f K k .. ff .- fri., 1 , . - - -if --fig -if f , , f I ' 'V - - i . - f V Sf ef' - ' .Q-5. ' W HIP' 36 .. 2 ', FU FTV5 ne . 4 4 f , Si g. ' r QJIEQ-P. u lv 2' f. -- . if- .gf - lk I . 4, . .. , K sf. f- .. -,f .. wr... . .. .. - -f- . i .- eff:-,. f' a K .f .,.a .f. f - te-2f,.:s - 1 f 1 f . g gf .. ,-. 'is t .fe , I :fix-... ...gs ..zr..,.-,u..qe WffS.u:.I,...iatsii.a.. .tr ss, y. . .- , ' -f '- ' ROW 1: M. Alswager, R. Ames, M. Anderson, T. Anderson, R. Barrett. R. Barrette, M. Behnke, E. Behrend, R. Belanqit. T. Bendt. BOW 2: P. Bennett, D. Benson, I. Berq, I. Berg, K. Berg, G. Berger, R. Bertrand, D. Bieber, B. Biehl, I. Bohan. ROW 3: M. Borthn. G. Braun. T. Brown, R. Cardin, I. Cecil, I. Champagne, D. Chepeck, M. Collins, K. Dahl, I. DalSanto. ROW 4: G. Deslardin, I. Doberstein. N. DuCharme, A. Dura. E. Eckert, N. Faucett, C. Feldstein, H. Fiss, D. Foote, Y. Frederlklon. ROW 5: T. Gilbert, S. Godson, N. Goldsmith, G. Goldstein. R. Golueke, W. Hanson, I. Haynes, I. Headman, W. Hebert. C. Henke. Ninety-Four a 4 . 4 I f .ff44 '1'Wx A W xv. - . ' l . .. . W - . - - ' . . Q A - ' , - :. 51 ' 2 , , ' I ' , I no 51 .fx f 2 .V iv . . K .S ' 'V I :-If.: 6' N f 'LLL I, , ' i W sf. use . I ,s,: I S . . .SII I QQ s 1 ' , - 5 , I I' ' ': V, , b - Y f 1 I f 'm . cg fa 'J f ' 1 i,, ' . I - X za ' - f93? 'S F- I MM -:-', if' . - f M' -: N V- is W 1 35:4 f .. . vs. 1 Q. I :P A . J Q V is I N? I I ' is gf I, 'FI 5 f xp. s Q 6 J Q-J xll I Q sg, D . 1: I ' til 'I-L. N ' , I . I I . ' 17 f 3 ,A 'M ' U X AA :Q .E j w i I 5 A R A - V . ff, 'Q . 5 A sip ,4 A ' 54' 1 I f X- I- ' I 1 QT wi I ' -. ' i -. Q ' - if 'I , I ' I: s .viwl S 'X 5 . S .. 'Y' , -. i I ' . S v so 'P AD We , C , ..,., P I fl s . iw v S I.. WW.: I A 4 Ijfgff ... nf? 'h V V r 5 ,jj k ,gy K L . ,Pj . f-ll-: ffl .QE If Class of '55 Q' 2 s A ' 1 fl? s. 'N , xg!! ff . ik. ' ' ziifsi '- 1 . x - 5 '.. I' -- ag J f A5 . -F s . X 1 Q 'I , , 1 'w i W, I .J h K ., . f fy I I. V' , S . K in W i . , K S, V- I I A nf. t .-w S, R :css ass ,s, of - Q 2, I , I S-f I .JU . 5: , ' X 5 'K' L v ' f A 5. .. . .K I , ,'f V. Q, . E V N ' gk V - . 1 , ' V. :f':-1 fi T5-F 'I 1 I X: K. 'N W ' . .. http ..5, 5 W ss 1 Q. , , .. .xr In it V ' . -M L ' as . la., V .. ,Q M Q.. if f .V I j - . - .e . I . E P Q .ai ' Q . 1 I 'K ' ix . T: I . f ' 5 ffl..-5' 4. vs V W. . , V -'ms' - Q. Ag' I ' ids. 'f' I' ' - fs I ' ROW 1: C. Hill. S. Hopfensperger, D. Hoppe, W. Hudson, I. Ihler, D. Iackson, I. Iohnson, R. Iohnson, E. Ioski, D. Kalm. ROW HOW ROW 5: E. 3: G. Larson, I. Larson, R. Leitzke, P. Lieburn, I. Limberg, D. Lindbom, R. Minor, I. Minzloff, D. Mudruk, S. Mueller, D. Mullen, C. Nelson, I. Nelson, ROW 6: B. Olson, P. Olson, R. Olson, M. Oil, M. Pulmcteer, I. Paris, I. Parrish, 7: D. Pecha, P. Pedersen, H. Peters, D. Peters, I. Pfleger, I. Phillips, B. Philips, 8: R. Poquetle, D. Powell, D. Prue, R. Quick, V. Rcxstall, G. Raygo, H. Raygo, M. 2: R. Kcxmin, G. Kcxsten, B. Kiltson, E. Klemcm, E. Knutson, R. Koehn, R. Kollross, R. Kryzch, B. LaPierre. R. Larson. Lindsay, S. Lindstrum. C. Lock, D. Lowll. 4: S. Lueskow, T. Madsen, D. Mcmske, I. Marcek, S. Matz, I. Merrill, S. Meyers, A. Miller, B. Miller, M. Miller. ROW P. Ninneman, D. Nylund, M. Oaklund. N. Paul, M. Pearson, W. Pearson. ROW W. Plautz, R. Popkey, H. Poquette. ROW Reidinger, W. Reinke. K. Richards. ,, , . I I I -rf ,. X . ., ,. 5, . I A 3 K, 3, ' J I Q S' 0 H' . ff- Q- 5 H - is ' I I 5 t si ll I L WHS is if ,- , 3 Lxi. . L 2 A ' 'Q . z ii ' . 1 I 2 i ' 5' KAR - 'I i 1 - ay - L,,' ' f f ' .1 W if 1 Q fi. ' -52. ., Jn? 1 H s- . . Q- 1 1 4. ,, Q. ... , i 'f I 3' S , if If Q I ' M , 37 P , 5 I ,. 1, if 3,25 ,fig ..,AhX 2 . . 1- ' . . - 2.1 ' - .4 ..r, . . . 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Couples dance to the music oi Roy Degaynor's orchestra at an all-school dance following the Marinade - Two Rivers Game. Ninety-Six . xx . ... CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Scholastically and athletically the Sophomore class proved to be an outstanding group of school citizens. Their enviable re- cord as a Consistent -leader in academic honors demonstrated the desire ot the class to surpass their fellows. This competitive spirit made their class party, their picnic and their cooperative actions a thing to be remembered. Leadership accounted for much of what they attained. Dale Wagner. the President was a vital force as were his assistants -1- Dianne Kinne, Vice- President: Carl Sievert, Secretary: Gerald Martz, Treasurer: and Iacqueline Blanchette, Student Councilman. STANDING: D. Wagner. SEATED: D. Kinne. I. Blanchette. I 4 - ml H vwlwfm' 'Tj ' 5 1 V II,: V ' - PYQTMVY5 ' - . ':1:.Qif'i V ,- ' , I' S jpg, .V V ' A . ' ' x , 'F ,V H . I Q ,I S -9 V S, V V. 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VV VV V - Sf size., f VV ., ' i'..' V,V,VfS.VS ' 'i'i V Q,.3fiV4S .V .Ji VS ' ' , ...lx , S S. X t 'I , V V V SS ,V V S ' V P C AL I S. ,V P S 'iss YAVV. V S S . QS I iff S SSSV 'fs V? ' Q V. V , S ' .S S ,V . V , ,VV S VS S-S, V V V V K V' it V l S .V ' V V V ,SSS V Si VV V , X xzV: ' ..V 1 S ' .S i .AV t. gk Vx : ., 'V Q -2. V IV- ' on ' V S - ' - Vi Vi' .., ROW l: A. Anderson, C. Albrecht, S. Arts. F. Baribeau, P. Bashiord, D. Bastian, R. Baumgarten, S. Behrend. M. Bennett, D. Benson. ROW 2: D. Berg. I. Blanchette, M. Bohling, M. Braley, D. Bromund, C. Brusewitz, R. Bums. C. Cardin. S. Chepeck, D. Cherry. ROW 3: S. Christensen, E. Christensen, I. Clermont, C. Cloutler, P. Connaher. N. Cook, P. Costlqan, H. Dahl, W. Dahnke, F. DeChambeau. ROW 4: R. Delaski, K. Delaskl. D. Dettman, W. Dtshaw, A. Doberstein. D. Dumke, C. Elsenmann. I. Erdman. M. Erdman, I. Falk. ROW 5: I. Farrell. I. Fast. M. Faucett. I. Fawcett, I. Fischer, F. Forstrom, P. Fralick, I. Freder- iksen, H. Friedland, M. 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A AL Ivwislzzii ii ' -A- : I -' ' 4: f'f ..1??5-W1 i . 1 , .- ' z fi, if TEC.. .W 3.52 i S. 'gy 5: . pf, 4 s its yffiliill I r.. ., g ...H--Q.. i K I iz 51, 7 . 4154. ,I T . 'E sa.. - id 4' .War u sl 'X fl Q 3' 'iii . w ,. . K S if 'H' 5 L lls Ib r, ,.A. 2 i ,., Exif' Sal ri fm 8 if vi 5. . ., ig Q .f 1 5 is I 1' K I ai 5 95 I lf '14, 31:2 l . I .K 'S I 3 ig , ,I :,. ' Ke ,Z 3, V K v I an fl I :Si x X4 Wk X J, if 5. 5 i A f it' I' if 5 I x 3 2 Gould, R. Gray, R. Grom, S. Haqlund. T. Hamilton, I. Hanson. M. Headman, A. Hebert, G. Hinner. S. Holmes. ROW l: C. Houls. W Ienkins, R. Iohnson, W. Iohnson, R. Kal quisl, B. Kassha, S. Kaufman. B. Kmgsion, D. Kmne, B. Kil- ROW 2: R. 3' I Klajcla, P. Knudson. I. Koldos. N. Koldos. P.. Kriedeman. B. Kronqxiist, S. Kronquist, I. Krueger, M. Kruse. D. tson. ROW LaFave. ROW 4: D. Lanqlois, R. LaPerriere, M. Larson. R. Lauersdorf, H. Lindbom, M. Lindsay, I. Litts, D. Lund, M. McMahon, G. Mariz. ROW 5: C. Meyers, D. Meyers, I. Meyers, G. Monroe, G. Mudrak, G. Munro, R. Nelson, S. Nelson, I. Nicklaus, S. Nicklaus. ROW 6: B. Nielson, O. Ninneman, I. Olson, M. Ouellette, G. Parker, W. Parthie, F. Payette, B. Pazdera, D. Pazyn- ski, R. Peanoslvy. ROW.7: G. Pearson, I. Peters, R. .Peters, .G. Peterson, K.. Picard, B. Pichette, M. Plautz, W. Powell. C. Rasmussen, F. Rasmussen. ROW 8:P. Riley, H. Roehl, L. Ross, P. Rydahl, M. Sanborn. I. Schewe, L. Schewe, O. Schir- mer, I. Schmidt, R. Schroeder. Q, li A. . .. sw - bf? A I i . .- AK 5 X I H N g 5, , Igfi, xi au. .' : in 'V wsitgqi . I , A- ., Q .. 1. QTY 5' ' . D Xh h . . ,.V . . , D f . . We I f t f wif 5' 3 G ' , .L ne ll Q ' l D . 5 ' no .n,n l .... . 'ax . Q v? , . Q -15? Q A rf.. t . 5 K A if X N Q ,Nm MX Qkfa x Ng K X ' W 'E -Q W 5 Q it X it f in il 5 '15 +4 in xg' D Q, . Q H , .. ., .- ,-- ,. , -,bl .N ,. R f K.. in - x 95 .. Q Q ' - . -Q : 7 M I- W P A ' W D 3 'L ' L-ff' . ik ' ' S 'K ' .. W 7 at 2 if N Q at D .D tele ' teen.. t e - Q. - S K , ,1-,,L1' 'Q X W'LAW W I 11 Alz- f . f 1. W. 1 f pi eeta ' , M gi .f:. . X V .Z - f, .gt k :Sf ,X N X K -. ' i , ' 4VL 'L ' ' A , , Q, A K Q 1 I u '... ' . H 3 3. E 5' tt . f 1-. .. - D - 1 1', I . , Q. .. . , . l ' M 4- 'Q 1 45 A ' 'V' . , - vm Q., , , iz, ---' . f - 1 W K ' 5 LV .3 'L f X ,V x x H' ,,L, NI 5,1 . iri i I .I . A NZ, .. A D ,D D. .. f . .e D D . . me 1 in -I Aj :-' - A Wi' ' , . . . 1 l f '2 V . 3 ' ' .vt ' IL' . . ' j 1 A.. iff e f -1 , 3 M Ik H A n f V A ' , a Q J - f lf 1L1 . 1 ' 1 Fx f . f of - - if iw . .- tad! - 4 ' ' . 1 1 - ROW 1: I. Schroeder, S. Schwartz, L. Seeleldt, R. Sequin, L. Seymour, I. Shaver, R. Shan er, C. Sievert, C. Sladky, R. Smith. ROW 2: D. Soreneon, I. Stanieweki, K. Stromer, K. Sunetrom, L. Sweeney, D. Swanson, A. Syneted, B. Topel, D. Traxel. M. Txippler. ROW 3: H. Tuckett, A. Thomsen, R. Utke. K. Vleth, I. Vemtlye, K. Voelker, D. Wagner, H. Wagner, B. Walk. E. Walters. ROW 4: M. Weddil, I. Wlcklund. I. Wllkh. N. Wllldh. W. Wulldml, H. Wlnqender, I. Wisner, R. Worm, C. immerman. l Refrelhments are sold to students between halves of a Marine Basketball Game. Ninety-Nine . . . 14? 'Y M? 1 'lr- Rf ' . M.. . fiiiii K X v E HTH? in .KY s 2 .r . Q., 5' ,. ii -7 'Sf arQE.i lL:iz?if,fiS?i1flilf?if ,,,. ' ' -5 AN .ZX Wa: .1 . ',.21.. E5 i 1 ie . 1 . s, .L,, 1x,l:M, ,M-5,, ,.,g 3g5,5-fain iw. s is vga? .Q 2. . .W . W ' .fs ini - -::g:g:...-W 3. . ' 1. v Q H' A1 4 wiyis t, , -1 ggi E U sa I -go is 4 ...Wir . Q g L -is S.. Zvi gtg. rx, V '5 1 .rr if ,R if ,rx Y .gh ts V' if V. E was Q. + 3 2 Class Officers STANDING: M. Cook. M. Cook SEATED: F. Dzurick, B. Oakwood s As , , gs . is f I 1 1 Junior Class Everything the Iuniors did was a success. The Class play Dear Ruth was a two encore hit: their prom drew the plaudits oi all who attended: their picnic was all a picnic should be even the mosquitoes: and their class party was as wonderful as the rest. Marilyn Cook, President: Fay Dzurick, Vice-President: Bever- ly Oakwood. Secretary: Val Landerman, Treasurer: and Marlene Cook, Student Councilman were excellent class qovernors and Miss Marlyn Simonson class record. aided them in creating this excellent - .. .- ,jgsirfii f- 2,:f-sf ' f's, ' ' -' .fiiiii A - 3: 52: 12 if Tia 3 if 5 xfgsfs 32 21 . .F ii . :4: . i 5 S 2 is t r Q . , . +R 2. U ' .- , ik,- ..,.. f . fs.. -1 ywff... flifiif ' .- , 1 fgiarisw- iiiigigg gii' ,N I .f.,. ' -,. we-s:'fsa.r:.1 ' - 'l '11 ' t VH 1 -L 'gf W f ..:':.f5!! ss. 1,1 -- . - .233 1 Y ', 531 S if-4. ASEE -H I . ' X WL ,. . highs r 1 3 rf QM 44 ,sig ' it .Q ,,,. . gg., K T 4 ,, 'iii' 'ES - . .' 7' 2. M an i. :,- . I A fffiiids r , H ssiezgfsfgg., ' 5 Q, 1 Liifgfezgiasslfwsiiriw? 3 i .f e - szgifiigeig 3 i..fQ,g5.... f , - . - ks ,.. . fs.: 1- X. .. , . ..s.s,.f,7g,g ,, ... M... , ., ..,: ,. . . , Q -ses., Q.. s .... . .- .sew - 3... . ...I , Q ,-3+ .- -. ,g . - .. M- io. warg, ss.. .. . ,, ,. 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Walk, G. Walk, I. Walk, T. Wallired, D. Waugus, A. Westphal, I. Widen, G. Wood, K. Ziemann, M. Zimmer. ROW 3: R. Balthazor, R. Beattie. M. Behrens. M. Belair. R. Belling, G. Tolliison, A. Topel, W. Traxel. A. Utter. R. Vista. ROW 4: A. Berg, R. Boneham, I. Borowski, P. Boyer. A. Brendemihl, V. Brooks, D. Brendemihl. I. Bzodzinski. B. Buchman, E. Bromumd. ROW 5: C. Buchman, L. Bums, I. Canick, V. Carlson. C. Voskamp. L. Champion, L. Chmela, K. Christopherson. M. Cook, M. Cook. ROW 63 R. Cook, M..Dahnlre. B. Danner, I. Davis, F. Dzurick, S. Ebner, C. Ellis, G. Enqedal, M. Evancheck, K. Exworthy. ROW 7: B. Frederiksen. V. Fried- land, M. Fullerton, M. Gauerke, D. Georgalan, I. Goldsmith, N. Golueke, E. Gould, I. Graby, S. Grant. -. Q.: -v, Q.. r 4' -153 6 '51 as N, 'Qi Q YL .,..?ls. Q fg.. K ' X ggi is : ., :pg - .. ri was . 2. 5 4 , ,.,.. .. , . . .,,, ..,, . as , 3 -.1--- I ...,. s.1.f:f,-Shi I g a' H is 2 3 , . K , .K Q . , - - 2 1 K ,ol . 5 M.. I . g k. A N W ' N 4... 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Hansen, I. Hanson, S. Hanson, F. Harpl, I. Haynes, M. Homa, D. Holm, G. Iohnson, R. Iohnson. HOW 2: D. Kamin, O. Kamin, D. Kassha, I. Katz. T. Kaufman, A. Keller, R. Kirby, G. Kronauer, V. Kulick, C. Laabs. ROW 3: V. Landerman, E. Lang, M. Lange, M. Larson. W. Lieburn, I. Lorenz, R. Lueskow, A. Lutz, I. Madison, B. Mans. ROW 4: A. Marbes, L. Marbes, M. Marineau, S. Maske, P. McAuliffe. R. Meyer, H. Meyers, G. Miller, G. Miller, R. Miller. ROW 5: D. Moore, M. Nicklaus, B. Oakwood, R. Olsen, C. Olson, R, Olson, E. Orsett, E. Parker, C. Parkinson, M. Pazdera. ROW 6: R. Pecha. R. Perkins, R. Peterson, R. Pfaffl, R. Piontek, K. Polzin, D. Powell, T. Powell, I. Preiontaine, R. Rayqo. ROW 7: W. Raygo, B. Renaud, M. Sandberg, E. Sappington, M. Schiner, I. Schmidi, W. Schoepke, A. Schroeder, P. Schuette, I. Sch- wartz. ROW 8: G. Sherman. W. Sieloff, E. Sieveri, R. Slawik, N. Smith, P. Snare, B. Soderborq, S. Strom, E. Therriault. P. Thomsen. One Hundred One Yf H - SENICDRS 1 1 SENIOR CLASS lv f 'I ,vlfwyf LAM' If 'bd awk .f I ,. L J 1 V , V A :KJV X A , f ' . ' A f , , J PWUL 6 X l L L NAWQA ijt! Yluxv wfbfvgfll IV! lv! Lys! J' IZ' Q DONALD STEPNIAK, Vice-Pres. LEO KAUFMAN. Treas. ALBERT BEHRENS. Pros. All the treasures of high school days are exhausted now, only memories re- main for the Senior Class of 1952. Friend- ships that seemed marked for etemity either cease or are further strengthened with the realization that the battle of life is before them. Four years of struggle, smiles, and success have formed their background and developed the character of each stu- BARBARA ZERATSKY' sec dent. The Iunior Prom given in their honor: the triumph of the class play, KISS and TELL, which was so ably directed by DUDLEY HEATH, Committeeman. Miss Ella Mae Schloerb: and a rollicking class party decked out in a Christmas theme, with Roger Nicklaus as Santa Claus-these are memories pigeon-holed in a special corner of everyone's mind. Elected to the coveted office of Class President was Albert Behrens. The other officers elected were: Vice-President, Don Stepniak: Secretary, Barbara Zeratsky: Treasurer, Leo Kaufman: and Committeeman, Dudley Heath. An appreciation for the encouragement and guidance given them by Miss Miriam Frothingham, class advisor and the rest of the faculty grew as the year progressed. Then graduation came-the conclusion of carefree school days. With their diplomas, the strangeness of its possession still grip- ping them, the Seniors begin a new phase of their lives. but wherever they go they will carry the Spirit of Marinette High School with them. One Hundred Four Richard Arts Millard Behnlro Merritt Bohse RICHARD ARTS I. V. Football 10. MILFERD BEHN KE Choir 9: Art Club 9. l0I Rifle Club 9. MERRITT BOHSE M Club 12: Intramurals 97 Track 12: V. Football 11, 122 I. V. Football 9. 10: Drama 12. t T Q, .. ...X J . X x , ii. ,.ig5.r.,y1,. , ,tt , gf... f , u nil' 'J 5 I X 1 lemme Balthazar Tui Barnes Robert Baumqarten Donald Bemdsll' Blbm Behfens Karen Bell Donald Biehl Dorothy Biehl Richard Bollequ Cecile Brendemihl Ieanette Brooks Patricia Butler The Sensor Class of 1952- IEROME BALTHAZOR TUI BARNES ROBERT BAUMGARTEN DONALD BEARDSLY M Club 11, 12: Student Coun- cil 12: Intramurals 11, 12. I. V. Basketball 10: Fresh- man Basketball 9: Track 9, 10. 11: V. Football 11, 12: I. V. Football 9, 10. ALBERT BEHRENS National Honor Society 127 Cartesian Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 11, 12: Ir. Science Club 9: Twelfth Niqht ll, 12: Senior Band 9. 10. ll: Band 9. 10. ll. 127 Footliqhts 92 Hall Monitors 11. 12: Class Officer 12: Badqer State ll, Forensics 9. RICHARD BOILEAU National Honor Society 12: Cartesian Club 10: Whin- umette Business 12: Latin Club ll, 12: lr. Science Club 9: Pep Club ll, 12: Band 9. 10, ll, 12: Footliqhts 9: Or- chestra l0. ll. 12: Library Council ll, 12: Prom Com- mittee 11: Bausch and Lomb Award. KAREN BELL National Honor Society 12: Mariner 11: Pew Club 11. 12: Band 10. ll, 12: Orches- tra 10, 11, 12: Library Coun- cil ll, 12: Prom Committee II. CECILE BRENDEMIHL One Hundred Five M Club ll, 12: Choir 11, 12: Hall Monitors 10: I. V. Bas- ketball 10: Freshman Basket- ball 9: V. Football ll, 12: I. V. Football 9. 10: Class Play 11. DONALD BIEHL Rille Club 12. IEANETTE BROOKS Pep Club 9, 10. ll, lZ: Band 9, 10, ll. 12: Footliqhts 9: Stamp Club 9: Class Ollicer 9: Prom Committee ll. Intramurals 9. 10. ll. 12: I. V. Basketball 10: Tennis 12' I. V. Football 9, IU. DOROTHY BIEHL Ir. Science Club 10: F. H. A. 9: Hall Monitors 12: Prom Committee ll. PATRICIA BUTLER Whipurnette Business 12. Hall Monitors ll. 12. MARGE CAHEE Glee Club 9, 10: Twelfth Night 11, 12: Footlights 9: Prom Committee 11. KENNETH COVERT National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial 10, ll. 12: Latin Club ll, 12: M Club 12: Twelfth Niqht ll, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Foot- liqhts 9: Student Council 11: Class Olficer 10: Badger State 11: Varsity Basketball 11, 12: I. V. Basketball 9. 10: Prom Committee ll' Class Play 11, 12. ROBERT EASTMAN Cartesian Club 10. ll, 12: Whipurnette Editorial 10: Choir 12: Twelfth Night 11. 12: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Swing Band 10, 12: Band 9. 10, ll. 12: Footliqhts 9: Or- chestra l0, ll, 12: Hall Mon- itors ll: Student Council 12: Stamp Club 9. 10: Class Play ll: Rifle Club ll. KATHLEEN CAHILL Iunior Science Club 9: F. H. A. 9, 10: Twelfth Niqht 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 9. 10: Foot- lights 9: Hall Monitors 11. 12: Stamp Club 9. 102 Prom Committee ll: Rifle Club 10: Nucleus Club 10: Whipurnet- te Editorial 11, 12. SARA DILLETT National Honor Society 12: Cartesian Club 10: Latin Cluo 125 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 122 Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Stamp Club 9: Class Officer 11: Intramurals 9, 10. 11. 12. rANs'r rznnsmav Whipurnette Business 111 Band 9. 10. ll. 12: Hall Mon- itors 12. after many years of Marjorie Cahee Kenneth Covert Robert Eastman Kathleen Cahill Sara Dillstt Ianet Enderby MARY CAMERON National Honor Society 12: Cartesion Club 10: Whip- urnette Editorial 12: Whip- urnette Advertisinq ll: lunior Science Club 9: Latin Club 11, 12: Choir 10. 12: Glee Club 9: Twelfth Niqht 11, 12: Mariner 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Footliqhts 9: Student Council 12: Library Council 11, 12: Iunior Library Coun- cil 9: Forensics 10: Prom Committee ll: Class Play ll. 12. :Ames norm: BARBARA ENSTROM National Honor Society 12: G. A. A. 9, 10, ll. 122 Choir 12: Glee Club 10, 12: Twelf- th Night 10. 11, 12: Foot- lights 9: Orchestra 9. 10, 11. 12: Student Council 9: Lib- rary Council 12: Art Club 12: Forensics 9: Pram Committee ll: Cub Reporters 9. ROBERT CHAMPEAU M Club ll, 12: Class Officer 10: Varsity Basketball ll, 12: I. V. Basketball 9, 10: Track 9, 10, 11, 12: Prom Commit- tee 1l: I. V. Football 9. 10: Varsity Football 11, 12. WILLIAM DREIER M Club 11, 12: Swinq Band 10, 11: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 10, ll, 12, Mqr.: Prom Committee 11: V. Football 11. 12. Mgr. HAROLD ERDMAN work, study, plays and parties- IEAN CLERMONT F. H. A. 9, 10: Choir ll, 12: Glee Club 9, 10, 12: Pep Club 12: lntramurals 9. FRED DUFRESNE Art Club 10, ll. 12: Prom Committee 11: Varsity Foot- ball ll: I. V. Football 10: Rifle Club ll. GLENN EVERSON Rifle Club 9, 10. Mary Cameron Robert Champoau lean Clermont lame: Doyle William Drelor Fred DHFISSHG Barbara Enstrom Harold Erdman Glenn Everson .... . Y - . mi 5 . 7 : . r - . ii ,. -1 -. .- 2 . Z 22 j . i .r is itffllf i,f,:...,- . 5 Q, 5 . 1 .wif it 2' - .' . 1 4' :F1v, '. L . twigs -, ,S.. -- Mary Ellen Faucett Dolores Grant Dudley Heath Irene Forrest Audrey Frederiksen Gordon Goddard Arthur Gorham Audrey Grenier Keith Guise LaVerne Hamblen Noll Havol Ralph Hill Kenneth Hocking Beverly Hudson Ierome Hunt looks forward to the fruitful years which lie ahead of them. MARY ELLEN FAUCETT Cartesian Club 10, ll. 12: Iunior Science Club 9: G, A. A. 9, 10. ll, 12: Twelfth Niqht 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11: Student Council 9. 10: Class Ollicer 9: Intra- murals 9: Cub Reporters 9: Nucleus Club 10. DOLORES GRANT Whipurnette Business 12: Orchestra 9, 10. 11, 12. DUDLEY HEATH National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial 12: IVI Club 11, 12: Twelfth Niqht 11, 12: Pep Club ll. 122 Student Council 12: Class Oi- licer 11, 12: Varsity Basket- ball ll, 12: I. V. Basketball 10: Track 10, ll. 12: Prom Committee ll: Varsity Foot' ball 11, 12: Class Play 11. 12: Entered from Swarthmore Pa. 10. IRENE FORREST G. A. A. 9: Choir 11, 12 Glee Club 11. 12: Cheerlead- er 9, 10: Pep Club 9, 10. 11 12: Triple Trio 11. AUDREY GRENIER F. H. A. 9: Glue Club ll. 12: Pep Club 10. ll, 12: Intra murals 9. RALPH HILL Mariner 12: Pep Club 11, 12, Hall Monitors 12: Intramurals 9, 10: Senior Class Play 12. AUDREY FREDERIKSEN Whipumette Business 12: Pep Club 10. ll. 12: Hall Monitors 12: Student Council 12: Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Prom Com- mittee 11. KEITH GUISE Cartesian Club 10. 11: Whip- urnette Advertising 102 M club 10, 11. 12: Twelfth Niqht 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Stamp Club 9: Art Club 10. ll, 12: Tennis 10: Golf 11: Forensics 12: Prom Commit- tee 11: Class Play 11. 12. KENNETH HOCKING National Honor Society 12: Latin Club ll, 12: M Club ll. 12: Twelfth Niaht 11, 12: Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Footliqht-5 9: Student Council 12: Class Ollicer 9: Badqer State ll: Varsity Basketball 11, 12: I. V. Basketball 102 Forensics 11: Prom Committee 11: Var- sity Football l2: Class Play ll. 12. GORDON GODDARD Pep Club 10. 11: Band 117 Spanish Club 102 I. V. Foot- ball l0: Mariner 12. LaVl-IRNE HAIIBLEN Band 9. 10. ll. 122 Orchestra 9. 10. ll. 12: Hall Monitors 11. IZ: Intramurals 11. 12: Varsity Football ll: I. V. Football 10. BEVERLY HUDSON Whipurnette Business 12 F. H. A. 9: Hall Monitors 12 ARTHUR GORHAM Rille Club 12. NEIL HAVEL Pep Club 12: Hall Monitors 12: Art Club 9. 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 9. lEROME HUNT National Honor Society 12: Latin Club ll, 12: M Club 12: Pep Club 12: Hall Mon- itors l2: Student Council 12: Art Club 9, 11, 12: lntramur. als 9, ll: Track 10, Il, 12: Prom Committee ll. PATSY IOHANSSON Latin Club ll, 12: F. 1-I. A. 9, 10: Choir ll. 12: Glee Club 9, 10: Hall Monitors 11. MARILYN lOl-INSON Choir 12: Glee Club 9. 10. ll. 12. DELORES KING Choir ll, 12: Glee Club 9. 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 9. 10. ll. 12: Student Council ll: Art Club 9: Prom Queen 11: Tris ple Trio 11, 12: Cheerleader 9, 10, ll. 12: Class Play 12. Patsy Iohansson Marilyn Iohnson Delores Kinq I 1 l DAVID IOHN Mariner 12: Prom King: I. V. Football 10. RONNIE IUNCO Choir 9. 10. ll: Hall Monitors 12: Rifle Club 9. 10. ll: Class Play 12. DONNA KINGSTON Whipurnette Business 12: Hall Monitors 12: Forensics 10. ll: Prom Committee ll: Class Play ll. BARBARA IOHNSON National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Advertising ll. 12: Pep Club 9, IU, ll. 125 Hall Monitors 11, 12: Rifle Club 10. GWEN KALM Whlpurnette Business 12: Choir 12: Glee Club 11. 12: Rifle Club 10. VIRGINIA KIRT Cartesian Club 11: Pep Club 11. 12: Hall Monitors 11, 12: Forensics 11, 12: Prom Com- mittee 1l: Noonites 8, 10. ll. 12. CAROL JOHNSON Whipurnette Editorial 12: F. H. A. 9. 10: Twelfth Night 10. ll. 12: Pep Club 9, 10. 11. 12: Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12: Forensics 10. 11, 12: Class Play 12. BETTY KAMIN F. H. A. 9: Pep Club 9. 10. ll. 12: Band 9, 10: Orchestra 10: Hall Monitors 11, 12: Prom Committee ll: Riile Club 11. IRMA KNUDSON Latin Club ll, 12: F. H. A. 10: Choir 11. 12: Glee Club 9. 10: Hall Moulton 12: Prom Committee ll. They produced Kiss and Tell - Davld Iohn Barbara Iohnson Carol Iohnlon Ronald lunco Gwen Kalm Betty Kamln Donna Kinqston Vlrglnla Kirt Irma Knudson I ANICE IOHNSON Whipurnette Advertising 11. 12: Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12: Hall Monitors ll. 12: Student Council 12: Rifle Club 10. LEO KAUFMAN M Club 12: Class Ollicer 12: Track 12: Varsity Football ll, 12: I. V. Football 10: Drama 12: Class Play 12. NANCY KLEMAN National Honor Society 12: Cartesian Club 10: Whipur- nette Editorial 12: Whipur- nette Advertisinq 11: Latin Club ll, 12: Iunior Science Club 9: Twelfth Night 10, ll. 12: Pep Club ll. 12: Band 9. 10. 11, 12: Pootliqhts 9: Lib- rary Council ID. ll. 12: For- ensics ll, 12: Prom Commit- tee ll: Class Play ll. Ianice Iohnson Leo Kaufman Nancy Kleman oewiismis Q .asks Kathleen Kriedeman William Kuehl Mary LaPointe KATHLEEN KRIEDEMAN Whipurnette Business 12: Student Council 12: Noonites 9. 10. ll. 12. WlLLlAM KUEHL MARY LA POINTE Whipumette Editorial 12: Latin Club 12: Choir 11, 12: Glee Club 10, ll. 12: Twel- fth Niqht 10, ll, 12: Pep Club S, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10. ll, 12: Forensics 10, ll, 12: Prom Committee ll: Triple Trio ll, 12: Class Play 11: Rifle Club 9. Gordon Kronquist Gloria Kuntz Nancy Larson danced GORDON KRONQUIST National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial ll. 12: Latin Club ll, 12: lunior Science Club 9: Pep Club 12: Tootlights 8: Orchestra 9. 10, ll. 12: Hall Monitors 11. 12: Student Council 12: Stamp Club 9: Art Club 12: Badger State 11: Prom Com- mittee ll: Class Play 11, 12. GLORIA KUNTZ Whipurnette Advertising 11: Twelfth Niqht 11: Mariner 12: Pep Club 9, 10. ll. 12: Band 9, 10: Hall Monitors 11: Prom Committee 111 Cheerleader 9, 10, ll. NANCY LARSON Glee Club 9, 10. Barbara Krueger Gerald Kusnlors Marjorie Leitzke N. a, . 3 . 1 v Myra Kruse loann LaFond David Leonard under palm trees- BARBARA KRUEGER National Honor Society 12: Editor, Whipurnette Editorial ll. 12: Latin Club ll. 12: Iunior Science Club 9: Twel- fth Niqht ll, 12: Pep Club ll. 12: Footliqhts 9: Orchestra 9, 10: Student Council 12: Lib- rary Council ll, 12: Iunior Library Council 9: Badger State ll: Prom Committee 11. GERALD KUSNIERZ Intramurals 9: V 0 Y Sl l Y Basketball 11: le V- Bflskel' ball l0: Varsity Football ll, I. V. Football 9. MARIORIE LEITZKE Whipurnette Advertising 12: Choir 11, 12: Glee Club 9. 10, 11, 12: Twelfth Niqht 12: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Stu- dent Council l2: Triple Trio ll, 12. One Hundred Nine MYRA KHUSE National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial ll, 12: Latin Club 10, ll: Iunior Science Club 9: Twelith Night ll, 12: Mariner 12: Pep Club 12: Footliqhts 9: Hall Monitors 12: Class Play 12: Library Council ll, 12: Forensics ll, 12. IO ANN LA FOND G. A. A. 9, 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 12: Band 9, 10. ll, 12: Art Club ll, 12: Prom Com. mittee ll. DAVID LEONARD Latin Club ll. 12: M Club 10, ll, 12: Mariner 12: Pep Club 11, 12: Student Council 10. Class Officer 10: Intramurals 9. 10, 11. 12: Golf 9, 10. 11, 12: 1- V. Football 10. Ioseph Kryzch Catherine Landerman William Lisburn IOSEPH KRYZCH CATHERINE LANDERMAN Whipurnette Business 12: Whipurnette Advertising 125 Choir ll, 12: Glee Club 9. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, ll. 12: Prom Committee ll: Class Play ll. WILLIAM LIEBURN Choir 9. 10: Mariner 12: Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12: l. V. Foot- ball 9, 10. BETTY LINCZESKI Choir 12: Glee Club 9. IO. 11. 12. WILI.IAM LOWIS Varsity Football 11: Entered from Niagara High School ll. WILLIAM MCVANE Choir 11. Betty Linaeskl William Lewis William McVane Pi THEHESA LINCZESKI Glee Club 9. 10. Il: Hall Monitors 10, ll. 12. NANCY LUTKE Latin Club 12: Iunlor Science Club 9: Band 10. 11. 12. GARY LINDBEBG WARNER LUND Band 9. 10. ll. 12:'Orchestra 10. ll. 12: Hall Monitors 12: Rille Club 9. ROMAYNE LINDSTROM Whipumette Business ll: G. A. A. 9, 10: Pep Club 9. 10. ll: Hall Monitors 11: Intra- murals 9. DONNA NlcPI'!ERSON Whipumette Editorial 11. 12: G. A. A. ll, 12: Pep Club 9, 10. Il, 12: Student Council ll: Library Council 10, ll. IZ: Class Ollicer 11: Prom Committee ll. to the music of l'South Pacific - DONALD MADSEN Band 9. 10. ll, 12: Intra- murals ll: Class Play 11: Noonites 9. 10. 11, 12: Nu- cleus Club 11. Theresa Lincleski Nancy Lutke Donald Madsen IEANNE MALMSTADT Cartesian Club Il. 12: F. H. A. 9: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Band 9. 10. ll, 12: Foot- liqhts 9: Hall Monitors 11: Library Council 12: Prom Committee 11: Cub Reporters 9: Cheerleader 9. 10. Gary Lindberg Warner Lund leanne Malmstadt FLORENCE MALINOWSKI National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Business and Advertising 12: Choir ll. 12: Glee Club 9, 10, ll: Pep Club 9. IU. ll, 12: Hall Monitor! 12: Student Council I2: Prom Committee 11. Romayne Lindstrom Donna McPherson Florence Malinowskl BARBARA LISKA Whipurnette Advertising 11. 12: Choir ll. 12: Glee Club 11. 12: Prom Committee 11. IEAN McVANE G. A. A. 9. 10: Choir 12: Glee Club 9. 10. ll, 12: Pep Club ll, 12: Hall Monitors 11a BEVERLY MANSKE Whipumette Business and Advertising 12: Twelith Night ll, 12: Pep Club 10, ll. 12: Band 9. 10. ll, 12: Hall Mon- itors l2: Prom Committee Il. Barbara Liska lean McVane Beverly Manske Walter Manske Sidney Meyers Eugene Mudrak WALTER MANSKE M Club ll. 12: Art Club 12: Intramurals ll: I. V. Basket- ball IO: Track 10. ll, 12: Varsity Football ll. 12: I. V. Football 9. IO: Class Play Il. l2. SID MEYERS Intramurals 10, ll. 12: Ten- nis 12: Varsity Football 121 I. V. Football 10. EUGENE MUDRAK Varsity Football Il, IZ: Pep Club II, IZ: Intramurals 9. XPC I QQ id X.. aonsv '. l by in .5 N - K v :- I Iames Marineau Ronald Miles Mlldred Munson IAMES MARINEAU M Club ll. 12: I. V. Basket- ball l0: Golt 10. ll: Varsity Football 10. ll, 127 I. V. Foot- ball 9. Ioan Martenson Barbara Miller Ioan Nast IOAN MARTENSON Glee Club 9. 10: Mariner l2: Pep Club IO, ll. 12: Student Council IZ: Prom Committee 11. at their Junior Prom. RONALD MILES Choir 10: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Varsity Football 11. 12: I. V. Football 9, 10: Noonites 9, 10. ll, 12. MILDRED MUNSON Cartesian Club 12: G. A. A. 9. 10: Glee Club 9: Twelfth Night Il: Pep Club 10, Il. 12: Band 10, Il. 12: Foot- lights 9: Hall Monitors ll, Art Club 9: Prom Committee ll. BARBARA MILLER Pep Club 10. ll. 12: Hall Monitors 12: Prom Committee Il. IOAN NAST G. A. A. 9, I0. 11, 12: Pep Club ll, 12: Art Club 12: Intramurals 9: Forensics 11: Clan Play ll: Prom Com- mittee ll. One Hundred Eleven Grace Martin Emest Miller Wayne Nelson GRACE MARTIN G. A. A. 9. 10: Choir Il. l2: Glee Club 9. 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 9, 10. ll, l2: Intramur- als 9, 10: Prom Committee ll. ERNEST MILLER Band 9. 10. ll, 12: Intramur- als 9, 10, 11: Tennis 9. 107 Prom Committee 1l: I. V. Football 10. WAYNE NELSON Mariner 12: Intramurals 9: Forensics ll: Class Play llg Prom Committee I 1. Albert Meyers Karl Mlubach Roger Nicklaus ALBERT MEYERS M Club l0. 11, 12: Pep Club IU. ll, 12: Intramurals 9: Iunior Varsitv Basketball 10: Track 10, ll, 12: I. V. Foot- ball 9, 10. KARL MISSBACH Cartesian Club ll, Art Club 9. IU. ll: Prom Committee ll. ROGER NICKLAUS M Club 11, 12: Choir 12: Pep Club ll, 12: Intramurals 9. 10: Track 10. 12: Prom Com- mittee ll: Varsity Football 10. 11, 12: I. V. Football 9. DONALD OAKWOOD National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial 12: Choir 9. 10, ll. 12: Twelfth Night ll, 12: Pep Club 12: Footlights 9: Student Coun- cil 9, 10, ll: Class Officer 9, ll: Intramurals 9, 10: Foot- ball S: Tennis IO: Prom Com- mittee ll: Drama 11, 12. GERALD PARTHIE FRANK RYNISH Cartesian Club 12: Whip- urnette Business 11: Choir ll: Twelfth Niqht 11: Hall Monitors 12: Entered hom Steuben Hiqh School ll. Donald Oakwood Gerald Parthie Frank Rynish ALTON OLSON Hall Monitors 11. WILLARD PETRI M Club 11. 12: Varsity Foot- ball ll, 12: I. V. Football 9. 10: Noonites 9. 10. IOYCE SANDBERG Glee Club 11. 12: Pep Club 10, ll, 12: Intramurals 9. KENNETH PANZRAM M Club 9. 10. ll. 127 Pep Club 9. l0, ll. 12: Intramu- rals 9: Varsity Basketball ll, 12: I. V. Basketball 10. Track 9. 10, 11, 12: Varsity Foot- ball ll, 12: I. V. Football 9. 10. IACK REINHARDT Cartesian Club 10, ll, 12: Latin Club 11. 12: M Club 12: Track ll, 12: Rifle Club 9, 10. 11. 12. FRANKLIN SCHEWE LORRAINE SCHNELL Hall Monitors ll, Intramur- Whipurnette Business 12: als 9. Hall Monitors 12. Their past years have been busy and full. Alton Olsen Eugene Olson Kenneth Panxram Willard Petri Bumette Piontek lack Reinhardt Ioyce Sandberg Franklin Schewe Lorraine Schnell 1 2 RICHARD PARLOW M Club 12: Pep Club 12: ln- tramurals 9. 10: Varsity Foot- ball 11, 12: I. V. Football 9. 10. FRANCIS RONDEAU H Club ll, 12: Pep Club 11. 12: Intramurals 9: Varsity lcllletball ll: I. V. Basket- ball ID: Track 11: Varsity Football 10, ll. 12: I. V. Foot- ball 9. IACK SCHROEDER Noonites 9. IU. 11, 12. Richard Parlow Francis Rondeau lack Schroeder S A 4' za 'Q iw msg Q58 my 1 WE? be .F .Q - -- ,.-,---. 2- 11 -1 '--.:.,fa ' Nia' .,5:. L.,-1, 1 553 'C R 5' ' 1 c1'7fVZ .f . ,. R - -FE ii-'ii . -.t .:f,.5Q,ggi3 ....-V -,.'.J,,fS.. -2 'irf2fi3gs-..'g-am 5 '- ' -ze ii'I4ezifii'.'711-'-1 L ir. -- 3- ftksg-.1g5f.fq ye . -2145 A, -.-. e if- ,L .gf ' ' fi . f ' if sffeslg -.wt . . . A . ,, .1 -, . K. -3?-,.. . -. . , . Q et. .mg Barbara Setunsky Lorraine Smith Hans Thomsen BARBARA SETUNSKY G. A. A. 11, 12: Pep Club 9. 10. ll, 12. LORRAINE SMITH Choir 12: Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. HANS THOMSEN National Honor Society 12: Cartesian Club 10, 11, 12: Latin Club 11. 12: M Club 12: Orchestra 12: Student Council 12: Tennis 11, 12: I. V. Foot- ball 10: Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 12. 1 54+ -t f. K is -1 t Ex i f T li. . 5, ... . .,.. . ..., . . , - 3 . jg. - . . . . , U , , SM- t . f , ,, Barbara Sindler Joseph Skoronlki loan 5mni.w.H Donald Stepnlal: Rum Veek Donald Walton As they now step 'forth into th BARBARA SINDLER Whipurnette Business 12: Choir 12: Glee Club 11, 12: Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12: Hall Monitors ll: Prom Committee 11. IOAN STANISWSKI Whipurnette Business 12: Hall Monitors 12. RUTH VEEK National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Business 12: Choir 12: Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12: Orchestra 9, 10, 11. 12: Hall Monitors ll, 12: Library Council 12: Prom Committee 11: Class Play 11, 12: String Quartet 12: Double Trio-12. - IOE SKORONSKI Whipurnette Business 12: Swing Band 12. DONALD STEPNIAK - M Club 11, 12: Mariner Ed- itor 12: Student Council 12: Class Otlicer 12: Intramurals 9: Track 11, 12: Varsity Foot' ball 10. 11, 12: I. V. Foot- ball 9. DONALD WALTERS Noonites 9. 10, ll. 12. One Hundred Thirteen V. l Geraldine Smith Iohn Strom Roger Walters e world- GERALDINE SMITH Latin Club 11. 12: Hall Mon- itors 1Z: Prom Committee ll. lOl'lN STROM Latin Club 11, 12: Swing Band 9, 10, 11: Band 9, 10. 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: I. V. Football 9. ROGER WALTERS Noonites 9, 10, 11, 12. Gwendolyn Smith Role Marie Teiber Faith Webber GWEN SMITH Whipurnette Advertisinq 125 F. H. A. 9: Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12: Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Hall Monitors 11, 12: Twirling 12: Class Play 12. ROSE MARIE TEIBER Whipurnette Business 12, Choir 12: Glee Club 11. 12: Hall Monitors 12: Noonites 9, 10, 11, 12. FAITH WEBBER Pep Club ll, 12: Student Council 12: Art Club 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11. we say-llGood Luck! GERALDINE WEBER IACK WEILER Pep Club 10 ll 12 Band 9 M Club 12: Varsity Basket- 10 11 12 Spanish Club 10 ball 12: Track 12: Varsity Football 12: Entered lrom Lourdes 11. IOAN WEITMAN Cartesian Club 11: Latin Club l0, ll: Choir 12: Glee Club 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 9. 10. ll, 12: Forensics 11. 12: Triple Trio ll: Class Play ll: Twlrling 10, 11, 12: Bowling 10. 11. PATRICIA WESTPHAL National Honor Society 12: Whipurnette Editorial ll, 12: Whlpumette Business 12: F. H. A. 9: G. A. A. 9: Choir 10. ll, 12: Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12: Twelfth Niqht 12: Pep Club 9, 10. 11. 12: Hall Mon- ltorl 12: Student Council 12: Prom Committee 11: Triple Trio 11. 12: Cheerleader 9. 10, ll, 12: Double Trio 12: Bowling 9, 10. BETTY WICKMAN Choir 11: Glee Club 9. 10. Twelfth Niqht 12: Prom Com mittee ll: Noonites 10, 11, 12 Geraldine Weber lack Weller Ioan Wellman Patricia Wesfph'-'I BBUY Wklkmah f'l0beIl Win'-'Ill Elaine Wonn Doris Yuenger ' Barbara Zeratsky BARBAHA ZERATSKY ROBERT WILLAN ELAINE WORM DORIS YUENGER Rifle Club 9, 10. National Honor Society 12: Whip- Whipumette Advertising 121 Choir umette Business 11. 12: Twelfth 11. 12: Glee Club 9. 10, 11. 12: Night ll, 12: Hall Monitors ll, 12: Twelfth Night 12: Pep Club 12: Hall Student Council 10: Art Club 10: Monitors 11. 12: Prom Committee 11. Class Officer 10: Prom Committee ll: Noonites 9. 10. ll. 12. One Hundred Fourteen National Honor Society 12: Whip- umett Business and Advertising 12: Choir 11. 12: Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12: Pep Club 9. 10. ll, 12: Hall Monitors 11, 12: Student Council 12: Class Ofiicer 12: Prom Com- mittee ll: Triple Trio 11, 12: Double N Trio 12: Bowling 9. Aagaard. Nancy ..... Abraham, Iackie ..... Adams. Ellen ........ Alborg, Iames ......... Albrecht, Carol ...,......, Alswager, Milton ..,... Ames. Kathleen .,.... Ames, Robert ...... Anderson, Andy ........ Anderson, Marcia ..... . ...... .. Anderson, Margaret Anderson. Tom .............. Arendt, Nancy ......... .. Annbrust, Roberta ....... Arnovitz. Arlene ...... Arts, Richard ....... Arts, Sharon .......,... Baake, Marilyn ....... Balthazar. Jerome ........ Balthazor, Roger ..,... Bannow, Robert ....... Bannow, lane ...,. Baribeau, Francis Barnes, Peter ........ Bames. Tui .....,. Barr, Ianet ...... Barret. Roger ,,...... Barrete. Ronald ...,... Bashiord, Pat .......,.. Bastian. Doris ............. Bauman, Kenneth ....,,.. Baumgarten. Robert ,......., Baum arten. Roland .,..... 9 Beardsley, Don ..,,......... Beattie. Roger ..... Behnke, Ioyce ........ Behnke, Marlyn .... Behnke, Milired ....,. Behrend, Eleanor ,,,,, ., Behrend. Shirley ........ ..... Behrens, Albert ........ Behrens. Marlene ....,.. INDEX PAGE 45-50-53-100 51-92 11-100 100 77-86-94 57-62-90 47-94 79-97 , ........ ...............,,....... 9 4 41-50-59-62-65-100 51-90 20-105 41-48-59-97 53-100 61-70-74-105 100 45-46-47-64-92 25-45-47-50-59-59-69-61105 42-47-64-77-94 48-59-97 48-59-97 12-41-61-70-74-105 61-70-84-85-97 61-70-76-90-83-87-100 105 47-56-59-63-65-66-61104-105 45-47-59-56-59-69-100 Belair. Marvin ,v.,......,... ,.................................,.,... 1 00 Belanger, Iames E. ..,... . Belanger. Iames L. Belanger. Richard ....... Bell, Karen .,...... Belling, Ray .......... Belonga, Kae ........ Bendt, Terry ..........,. Bennett Doroth , y ....... Bennett. Marilyn ,.... .. Bennett. Peggy ....... Benson, Delores ......, Benson, Donald ..... Berg. Ann ,........ Berg, Donna ..... Berg. Iohn A. ...., . Berg, Iohn K. .... . Berg, Karen ............ Berger, Gail .......,.,...... Berman. Kenneth ...,. Bertrand. Richard ..,, Bieber, Dale ..,,........ Biehl. Beverly ....... Biehl, Donald .......... Biehl, Dorothy ,,,,......, Biehl, Raymond ........... Blanchette. Iac ueline q ..... Blanchette. Shirley ,.... .. Blom, Ronald .,.........,,...... Boettcher, Kenneth ........ Bohan. Ioan .............. Bohling, Marvin ....,,. Bohse, Merritt ........ Boileau. Richard ...... Boneham. Roy ....... 45-90 45-47-50-59-63-105 51-62-64-92 22-47-65-66-96 70-97 56-100 97 47-86-94 77-94 94 41-94 78-90 94 94 94 105 56-105 45-48-56-59-60-62-97 78-90 78-90 66-94 70-76-105 105 41-100 Borgwardt, Maxine ...... Borowske. Ierry ......... Borths. Marjorie .... Borths, Nancy .... Boyer. Pat , ............... . Braley, Marshal ........ Braley. Vernon ........... Brandenburg. Cathryn Braun, Glenda .................. Brendemihl, Ardis ............ Brendemihl, Barbara Brendemihl, Cicile ........ Brendemihl. Dwayne Brix, Georgiana ............. . Brix, Iudy .....r............. Brodzinske, Gerald ........ Bromund, Eugene ......... Bromund, Dorothy ....... Bromund. Ioyce ......,. Brooks, Ieanette .... Brooks. Viola ...... Brown. Tom ........... Burkardt, Mildred ....... Brumm, Nancy .........., Brusewitz, Carol ...... Brusewitz. Nancy .... Buchman, Beverly ..... Buchman, Charles ..... Bunda. Glenn ......,. Burns, Richard ....... Bums, Leonard ...,.. Butler, Patricia ,... PAGE 90 100 94 92 100 59-97 90 92 94 100 90 105 100 92 90 100 100 97 47-59-105 100 57-94 14-50-97 92 100 57-100 92 97 100 53-56-105 Cahee. Marjorie .,..... ....................................... 6 5-106 Cahill. Kathleen .................................................... 53-59-65-106 Cameron. Mary Ann 11-19-25-50-53-55-59-62-63-106 Canick. Iune .................. .........................,,............ 5 0-66-100 Cardin. Connie .......... Cardin, Roger ......... Carlson, Darlene ........ Carlson, Vernon .......... Carrenough, Wilton ...... Caylor, Walter ........... Cecil, Iohn ..................,. Champagne, Ieanette Charnpeau, Robert ..,..... Champion. LeeRoy ........ Charles. Richard ........ Chepeck. David ..... Chepeck, Shirley .....,. Chepeck. Peter ........ Cherry, Donna ........ Chmela, Lucille ............ Christensen, Glenn ...... Christensen, Sally ...,.. Christensen, Erwin ...... Christian, Ronald .......... Christiansen. Robert Christopherson. Karen Christopherson. Lyn ..,. Clermont. Art .........,.. Clermont, lean .....,. Clermont. Iulie .......... Cloutier. Clarence ....... Cole, Iames .......,.... Collins, Michael ..... Comyne, Alyce ....... Connaher, Pat ......... Connher. Ronald . ..,, ., Cook. Marilyn ......... Cook, Marlene ....,. Cook, Nancy ........ Cook, Ronald ....,..... Costigan, Patricia ,..... Couillard, Ioan .....,, Covert. Kenneth ..... Covert, Pamela ........, Creighbaum. Lee .,..... One Hundred Fifteen . ..,............, ........ 4 8-59-60-62-97 86-94 51-90 47-100 47-64-77-86-94 70-71-73-80-61-82-83-106 ..................... 62-92 77-94 48-50-59-60-97 50-53-62-100 41-53-59-97 ...... .. sz 59-100 51-64-92 ve-so 41-106 20-41-48-97 77-86-94 4a-ss-sv 53-59-62-65-100 53-59-62-65-100 100 63-80-61-106 62-64-92 Golueke, Richard ..,.... Dahl, Herman ..... Dahl, Kathleen ...,.... Dahnke, Mary .....,..... Dahnke. William .,...,.. Dal Santo, Iohn Danner, Barbara .,..... Danner, Patricia ..,.. Dausey, Larry ..... Davis. Iames ..... Davis, Terry ..,..,...,...... Davis, Theckla ...,........ De Chambeau, Frank .....,. De Chambeau, Robert Derters. Sandra ,.....,.......... Delaski, Kenneth ............. Delaski, Robert ...., Deshaine, Iames ..... Des Iardin, Gary .,... Des Jardin. Patrick ..... Dettman, Delores ............... Dettman, Gary Duane Dickie, Robert .......... Diercks, Iudith ........... Dillett. Sara ..... Dionne, Lavon ...,........ Dishaw, Wayne ...,........ Doberstein. Annamae Doberstein, Darrell ........ Doberstein, Gerald ...,... Doberstein, Iames ,.... Doyle, Iames ,.......... Dreier, Betty ......... Dreier, Robert ...... Dreier, William ........ Drown, Donald .......... Du Charrne, Nancy ..., Du Fresne. Fred ......... Dumke, David ......... Dura, Anastasia ...,. Dura. Magdalene ..t..... Dzurick. Fay ...,....... Eastman, Robert ,..,, Ehner, Shirley .,..,. Eckert, Eugene ........ Eisenmann, Carl .,.,. Ellis, Charlotte ..... Enderby, Ianet ........ Engedal. Gayle ....... England, Ianet ..,..,., Engler, Wayne ............ Enstrom, Barbara ....... Enstrom, Richard ....., Erdman, Harold ..,... Erdman. Iames ............ Erdman, Marvm ............ Evancheck. Marilyn ...,.. Eversen, Glen .......,..... Ewaldt. Iulie ..,............. Exworthy. Kenneth .,..... Falk. lack .................... Famsworth, lack ..... Farr, Richard ......... Farrell, IoAnn ........ Fast, ludie ................... Faucett. Mary Ellen ..... Faucett, Maxine ..... Faucett. Michael ..... Faucett, Nancy ...... Faucett, Iames ......,, Feldstein, Charles .... Fischer, Herman .... Fischer, lean .....,. Fiss, Harold ..,.. Foote, Dale .......... Forrest, Ioan ...,........ Forstrom, Florence ..... Forstrom, Lucille .,.. Fralick, Patricia ..... PAGE 97 94 100 97 94 56-100 59-67-100 90 41-97 64-92 45-47-97 47-97 92 64-94 78-90 97 92 51-64-92 47-60-63-67-104 97 90 90 42-47-106 78-90 47-Sl-105 78-90 94 106 77-97 62-94 53-56-59-65-100 41-45-47-59-65-66-106 Z2-53-59-62-65-67-100 56-106 41-43-56-59-65-100 41-42-43-45-50-60-63-65-66-106 62-78-90 41-53-59-65 100 42-45-100 78-90 78-82 41-48-50-59-97 41-58-59-66-97 13-60-65-66-107 41-97 78-90 ..... 41-94 41-57-64-94 48-59-60-97 86-94 20-41-59-105 41-97 97 Frederiksen, Audrey Frederiksen, Betty . Frederiksen, Iohn .... Frederiksen, Yvonne Frenzel, George ..,.v, Friedland, Rosalee ....... Friedland, Valerie ,,.,...... Friedstein. Sheldon , 64-90 Fullerton, Mary .,..,,.,. Garland, Nancy ..... Gauerke, David ...,.... Gauerke, Marjorie . Genszler. Mary ........ Georqalan. Dino ...... Georqalan. Loula .... Gerend. Robert ...... Gilbert, Tobey .....,.. Gilbertson, Robert .. Glickman, Duane ..... Goddard. Gordon ...... Godson, Sharon ..... Goldsmith. Ioan ..... Goldsmith, Nancy .... Goldstein. Gerald .... Golueke, Nancy ..,..,, Gorham, Arthur . Gould. Gould. Graby. Carol ....,..,... Elaine .,.,,. Ioan ..,,....... Grant, Dolores ........ Grant, Sylvia ...... Gray, Robert ........... Grenier, Audrey .... Groxn, Ronald ......... Gucwa, Patricia ..... Gucwa, Roger ........ Gurse, Kerth ..,,........., v. Gunderson, Nancy . Haglund, Sandra .... Haller, Berthold ..... Hamblen. LaVerne ..... Hamilton. Tom ....,,.. Hamlen, Iames ......, Hansen . Darryl ..... Hansen, Iudrth ........ Hansen, Patricia ..... Hansen, Philip ,.,... Hansen, Richard ....... Hanson Hanson, Iames ......... Hanson, Iohn .,.... Hanson, Ion ......... Hanson, Shirley ...... Harpt. Connie ...... Harpt. Fred ......,,.. Hart, Donna ........,... Hartman, Carl ........ Havel. Neil ......... Haynes, lane ........... Haynes Ioanne ........ Headman, Iames .,..,.. ...................................................... 9 4 Headman, Mary ...,. Heath. Hebert. Hebert. Henke, Dudley ........, Arthur ........ Wayne .... Carol ...... Herning, lim ......... Hetcher, Donna ....... Hill. Charlotte ....... Hill. Ralph ...,,.... Hill, Ray .......,........... Hinner. Gerry ..,....... William ..... Hocking. Kenneth .... Holm, Derek ,............. Holm, Robert ...... Holmes, Roy ........ Holmes, Susan ....... One Hundred Sixteen PAGE 53-56-59-62-66-107 59-66-100 78-90 59-97 41-59-100 100 45-51-92 49-92 . 53-59-100 50-59-65-66-97 ,,.,. 45-47-59-80-100 43-45-49-92 41-94 49-92 49-92 23-105 45-94 100 94 59-100 57-107 14-53-59-65-98 41-53-59-65-100 16-17-59-65-67-100 45-53-107 41-107 77-98 101 17-61-70-76 59-65-66-105 48-59-62-98 78-90 47-107 98 78-92 90 92 49-79-92 45-101 57-94 78-92 61-70-84-85-87-98 47-101 49-62-90 101 56-59-66-107 59-65-101 21-61-62-65-70-74-80-82-83-102-105 41-66-94 78-90 18-55-59-105 8-10-17-58-16-59 12-19-47-61-63-65-67-70-76-80-81-83-107 47-50-66-98 R. E. YUENGER Wholesale Confections Lou's Potato Chips Geiser's Pop Corn Fancy Nut Meats Compliments of MABELS 1617 Main Street Marinette Wisconsin HANSEN 5. ONION PUN1-:RAL HOME 4 . O Marinette Wisconsin FULLER GOODMAN COMPANY F. l. Endrick, Manager Lumber - Roofing Building Supplies Insulation Millwork Marinette, Wisconsin Compliments ol MARINETTE COUNTY ABSTRACT 61 LAND CO. Compliments of A FRIEND One Hundred Seventeen Sally ....... Krueger, Ioe .,.......... Homa. Michael ...........,.. Hoptensperger, Richard Hoptensperger, Shirley Hoppe, Dorothy ..,...........,. Houts, Ronald ................ Hubbard, Connie ........ Hudson. Beverly ..... Hudson, William .... Hunt, Ierome ....... lhler, Iames .....,....... Jackson, Douglas .,,..,., Iackson, Wayne ..,.. Jenkins, William ..... Iensen, Phyllis ..,,...,. Iensen, Roselyn .,...... Iessup, Larry ..........,. Ichansson. Patsy ...... Iohn, Harold ............. Iohn, David ,,.,.,..,..,... Iohn. Laurel .............,., . v............. ....... 9 3 Iohnson . Barbara ....... Iohnson, Carol ....... Iohnson . George ...... Iohnson. Ianice ............. Iohnson, Ieanine .............,...,. Iohnson, Ieannine Ann Iohnson, Lynne ,,,....,.,...., Iohnson. Marilyn ........... Iohnson . Nancy ........ Iohnson, Phyllis ...... Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson I . Robert .,....... . Ronald C. .... . . Ronald K. .... . , Thomas D. ...... . Ronald W. ...... . Kalm. Gwendolyn ....... Iohnson, Wanda ........ Iohnson, Wayne ...... Iones. LeErma ...... Ioski, Elaine ...... Ioy, Allen .,,,...,,....,, Iunco, Ronald ..,........ Kallquist, Ronnie ....... Kalm, Alton ....,...., Kalm, Duane ....... Kalm, Gail .,............ Larrick, Kamin. Kamin. Kamin. Kamin, Betty ,.,,..,..... Donald ..... Orville ....... Robert ..... Keller, Anna ....,,,.,,.,,, Kamine, Ernest ........ Kassha, Betty-Lou .....,.. Kassha, Dawn ......, Kasten, Glenn ..... Katz, Iames ....... Katz, Roger ............ Kauiman, Leo ...,........ Kauimen. Shirley ........ Kautmen. Thomas .... Keller, Donna ...... King, Delores .......... Kingstaon, Bruce .... Kingston, Donna ..... Kingston, Wilbur ..... Kinne, Dianne ..... Kirby. Robert ....... Kirt. Virginia .......... Kittson, Barbara ...,. Kittson, Betty ......,., Klajda. Ioan ........ Kleman, Eleanor ..... Kleman, Nancy ....... Kleman, Patricia ..... Knudson, Irma ......... Knudson, Phyllis .... Knutson, Eva ...... PAGE 101 78-92 51-95 95 98 53-56-107 56-59-61-62-63-66-67-87-107 70 98 92 14-41-67-108 23-108 53-56-59-63-108 10-45-55-59-108 53-56-59-108 41-108 93 45-93 93 101 98 41-45-48-59-98 78-93 78-93-92 42-45-46-47-79-8 4-98 86-95 53-90 41-108 56-108 53-56-101 101 95 90 98 101 49-64-78-93 61-70-75-101-108 24-101 8-13-18-23-41-43-56-58-59-108 53-56-108 78-90 59-65-97-98 14-56-59-108 47-48-50-51-53-59-63-65-67-108 14-41-67-108 41-48-66-98 Koehn. Kohlan. Koldos. Koldos. Koldos. Robert ......... Robert ........ Ioan ...... Nancy ...,.... Kollrose. Robert .... Konyn. Wallace ......,..., Kometzke, Iudith .............. Korokniewicz, Stanley Kowalski, Robert ........ Krause, Ruth .................. Krause, William .....,,,.... Kriedemarx, Allen ..........., Kriedeman, Kathleen ....... Kronauer, Gloria .......... PAGE 86-95 78-91 48-98 98 93 95 91 91 93 91 93 49-78-93 41-98 53-56-62-109 ............................................ 56-101 Kronquxst. Barbara .... .. ...................................... 44-45-66-98 Kronquist. Gordon .... Kronquist, Sharon ..... Krueger, Barbara ...... Kruse. Monty ...... Kruse. Myra .,.... Krzych, Ioseph ...... Krzych, Rita .......,. Kuehl, William .....,..., Kulick. Geraldine ....... Kulick. Virginia ..,..., Kunesh. Dan ...... Kuntz, Gloria ........... Kushman, Maxine ...... Kusnierz, Gerald ..... Kyte, David ............ Laabs, Carol ...... Laabs, Ruth ......, Lacombe, Ioy ........ LaFave, Dolores ........ LaFever, Wesley ....... LaFond, Billie .......,. LaFond. Io-Ann ...... LaPountain, Tom ......... Lahare, Marlene ............... Landerman, Catherine Landerman, Valerie ....... 18-19-44-45-56-59-62-63-66-67-109 22-50-53-59-62-63-65-67-109 14-50-53-55-56-59-63-109 95 109 91 56-101 77-86 55-109 45-64-93-92 109 50-59-65-101 45-51-93 41-47-60-66-109 90-91 41-53-59-109 41-43-56-58-59-101 Lang, Edward ..............,. ........,....... 2 4-53-62-101 Lange, Marla ............ ........................ 1 0-41-101 Langlois, Don ,,..,.,.,,.,, ....... 5 9-62-70-77-84-85-98 LaPerriere, Richard .,... .......................... 7 7-84-98 LaPierre, Barbara ...... .................,,,..,..... 4 l-60-95 LaPointe, Mary ......... Larson, Larson. Larson. Larson. Larson. Larson. Larson. Larson. Larson. Lyle ............ Alice ........ Carole ..... Dick ...... Gary ....... Iim .............. Marilyn .... Mary ...... Nancy ......... Ronald ......,.... Lauersdorf, Richard ....... Leitzke, Marjorie ....... Leitzke, Richard ........ . Leonard, Claudia ....... Leonard. David ...... Libal, Barton ..... Lieburn. Pearl ..... Lieburn, Wesley ..,...... Lieburn. William ....... Liljestrand, Marilyn ,. Limberg. Ianice ........ Linczeski. Betty ......,... Linczeski. Lindberg, Gary ........,. Lindbom, Lindbom, Lindbom. One Hundred Eighteen David ...... Helen ..... Robert ..... Theresa ....... 41-42-43-45-59-65-67-109 93 86-95 45-47-95 57-86-95 10-101 59-60-98 109 .. 41-42-43-59-62-65-109 107 93 95 101 55-59-109 62-91 95 41-110 56-110 41-47-77-78-84-85-95 78-93 Compliments of Your Friendly School Supplier BIRCH 6. BLAIR OFFICE MACHINES lohn I. Blair H. Sidney Birch Compliments from HOWIE'S SERVICE East Marinette Howie G lohn Ihler Phone 2-2521 Finer Foods - Quality Meats HANSEN'S MARKET Phone 2-2124 801 Marinette Ave. Marinette Wisconsin Shoes 6, Hosiery O. A. HAASE CO. Where Quality 6, Service Receive Our First Consideration DUNN'S Where time out means real enjoyment and fun. Come Here Often Dunn's Restaurant 1722 Main St., Marinette Compliments ot KRUEGER - FORCEY Rexall Drug On Hall Avenue SANITARY BAKERY Bread - Pies - Pastries Decorated Cakes 1703 Stephenson Street Phone 2-5011 Once Again Congratulations to the boys and girls of Marinette High WI'IITE DINER LUNCH Earl Snyder One Hundred Nineteen Passport To The Land of Adults ,-ii? KS . f- .l ,. ,... ...H . 41 --1- , ,i.g:L-, S K ,4- ' O 0'0 px 5- r ,HQ 6 - , 1 q ' -..,.1-f-ll:-T-ilrrr' ' ...a l1-'3 lil' .'r ' WAN I O 0 9 O mt -5 A high school diploma is a passport to the land of adults. And it's a one-way ticket too. You'll never be a boy or girl again. Over-night you're expected to be a man or a woman and, whether you like it or not, you begin to share all adult problems. Will it be the Army, Navy, Air Force, the Marines? Will it be college? A job? Getting Married? None of these alternatives is for children. You're on your way graduation night. Those of us who've already made the journey look to you for enthusiasm. new hope. Ansul Chemical Co. Marinette, Wisconsin One Hundred Twenty Olson. Lindsay. Mary Ann ..... Lindsay, Robert .......... Lindstrom, Romayne ........ Lindstrum. Steve .......,. Linser, David ............ Linser. Paul .......,. Liska. Barbara ....... Litts, Irene ................. Lock, Constance ....... Lotman, Douglas ....... Lorenz, lean ...,..,.... Lowis, Donald ........ Lowis, William ...... Lueskow, Ronny ......., Lueskow, Sandra ....... Lund. Deanna ......... Lund, Donald ...... Lund. Warner ,..,. Lutke, Nancy ...... Lutz, Audrey ............. Madsen, Donald ............ Madsen, Thorwald ....... PAGE 48-59-98 110 78-86-95 78-93 78-91 41-53-110 48-60-98 95 93 60-101 110 Z5-47-53-100 51-93 77-84-98 45-46-47-110 110 101 110 95 Madtson. Iohn ..r...,,.. ,...., ..,,,,.,,,,,,, 1 0 6 Magnuson, Iulie ....... Malinowski, Florence Malke, Ralph .............. Malmstadt, Ieanne .. Manns, Allen ............ Mans, Barbara ,,.,....... Manske, Beverly Iane Manske. Beverly ...... Manske, Donald .......... Manske, Walter ..... Marbes, Annette ..... 53-56-59-62-63-110 23-47-50-59-66-110 78-91 56-59-65-101 47-51-53-59-65-110 61-70-75-87-111 Marbes, Lois .......... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,, 1 01 Marcek, Dorothy ....... ,..,,,,,, 9 3 Marcek, lean ..........,., ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 6-95 Marineau, Dorothy ....... , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. 51-93 Marineau. Iames .......,. ....... 2 5-70-72-73-111 Marineau, Marilyn ,..,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,.,, 1 01 Martenson, Ioan .,,..... Martin, Grace ........ Martin, Margie ....... Martindale, David Martz. Gerald ,.,.... Maske, Marie ......... Maske, Marlene ....... Maske, Shirley ...... Mason, Iudith ..... Mattson, Gary ..... Matz, Gerral ........ Matz, Shirley ......,,,.,. McAul11!e, Pat ...,..,.,,..... McMahon. Margaret ..,...,. McPherson, Donna ..,.... McVane, Alice ,,......,. . McVane, Iames ...., McVane, Iean ,.,....,.,,,, McVane, William ...... Merr1ll,Ierry ......,.,....... Messen er Donna .... g , Messenger, Marilyn .. Meter, Ronald .,,,,.,,.., Meyers. Albert ............ ..... 6 1-70-80-87-111 Meyers, Clarence .... Meyers, Donald ,...... Meyers, Helen ......, Meyers. Meyers. Meyers, Shirley ...... Meyers, Sidney ..... Miles. Miller. Miller. Miller, Miller. Miller, Ronald ..,. Alice ...... Allen ,.,.,. .. Barbara ..,.. Ernest ....... Geraldine ..... I ohn ..,,......,.. Richard ........ 55-59-62-111 41-59-111 8-58-59 45-77-84-98 45-47 ,. 45-47-60-62-101 51-93 78-93 41-62-66-95 70-80-81-101 41-48-98 53-59-108 93 78-93 41-110 13-110 95 51-91 70-80-101 57-98 59-101 61-77-98 77-93 47-58-59-95 111 20-70-111 , ....,... 47-60-95 49-78-93 14-56-59-95-111 47-111 101 Miller, Gloria .... Miller, Ioan .........., Miller, Marvin ....... Miller, Ronald ..... Miller. Miller. Minor. Sally ....... Virginia ,.... Eugene .,... Minzlotf, lean . Missbach, Karl Mittag, Robert ....... Monroe, Glen ........ Moore, Moore. Dallas ..,... Darlene ....... Mudrak. Deanna ....., Mudrak Mudrak Mudrak , Donald . . Eugene .. . George ....... Mueller. Sandra Mullen. Dee ........ Munro, Gerald .........., Munson. Mildred Nast, Ioan .,,,,,,,,,,,, Nelson, Barbara ..... Nelson. Carol .,.,. Nelson, Ioanne Nelson, Robert .... Nelson, Steve ........ Nelson, Wayne ...... Nelson, Yolande ...,... Nichols, Betty ......, Nichols. Donna ..... Nicklaus, Roger .. Nicklaus, Nicklaus Nicklaus, Marilyn . Nicklaus. Shirley Nielson. Beatrice ....... Ninneman. Oren Ninneman. Peggy Nylund, Donald lean ....... , Ioyce .,.... PAGE 45-59-101 53-101 47-56-59-60 93-51 .. ...... 85 95 111 91 77-98 101 93-62 61-77-86-95 61-72-74-111 47-60-95 25-47-59-66-111 22-59-60-66-111 17-41-56-59 41-60-95 64-95 77-79-98 98 55-111 91 12-21-41-61-70-76-111 41-59-60-98 41-50-101 48-59-98 77-98 60-95 77-94-95 Nylund, Kenneth ....... ...................,........................ 9 3 Oaklund, Mary ...,.,..,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,--.,..,,,-.,,---, .A-A.,,-.--- 5 0 -95 Oakwood, Beverly Oakwood, Donald Oehler, Olsen, Olsen, Barbara .. Alton .,..,..,,,,, ,,.,,A,A-,,-,-A.-. Richard ...... Olson. Bruce ...,... . Olson, Charlotte Olson, Diana .....,. Olson. Eugene .,.... Olson, Ioanne ..,,. Olson, Patsy ...... Olson, Richard .... Ronald ..., Olson, Sandra A. . Olson, Sandra L. Orsett. Einar .,........ Ott. Mary .... ,..... Ouellette, Erle ........ Ouellette, Marilyn Palmateer, Mary .. Panzram, Kenneth Paris, Johann ...... Parker, Emmagean 41-60-101 Parker George .... ,..,... Parkinson, Carol .,.,.. Parlow. Richard . Parrish, Iacqueline Parthie, Gerald ..,...... Parthie, William ....... Paul, Norman ........ Payette, Florence Pazdera, Barbara Pazdera, lack ..,..,.,.. Pazdera, Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,, Pazynski, Donald One Hundred Twenty-One 10-41-53-56-58-62-65-100-101 13-23-24-25-41-52-59-65-112 - ---- ----.- ...-.......................... ....... 9 l 41-101 47-95 101 51-93 112 60-98 47-60-95 70-87-101 66-47-48 46-47-61-79-101 41-66-95 78-93 45-47-48-98 61-70-75-80-81-82-87-112 60-101 13-20-61-70-75-112 98 15-95 60-98 60-98 91 101 98 Peanosky, Allan ...,..,.,.. Peanosky, Richard ....... Pearson, Gladys ....... Pearson, Marcella Pearson, Warren ...,.Y Pecha, Donald ..... Pecha, Robert ........... Pederson, Peggy .,..,. Perkins, Richard ........ Peters. Robert ...,.. Peters, Dale ....... Peters, Ioy ......,...... Peters, Roger .....,.,.... Phillips, Don ..... Prefontaine. Iohn ...... Peterson, George ...... Peterson, Iudy ...,.... Peterson, Marlene Peterson. Owen .......t.. Peterson, Richard B. PAGE 15-71 70-98 98 95 95 57-95 21-17-101 101 77-86-95 48-59-98 77-98 98 51-93 91 24-17-65-87 Peterson, Richard D. ....... ...............,..,... 1 01 Petri, Willard ....,,.,......... .......,,,....,..... 7 4-112 Piaiil, Rosalie ,.,.. ,....., ..... 1 6 -41-56-59-101 Pileger, Ianet ...,,,.. ......,....... 4 1-95 Philipps, Barbara ...... .................... 9 5 Phillips, Ioan ....,... Picard, Kenneth .......... Pichette, Richard ...... 78-93 70-84-85-98 Pinegar, Patricia ..... ...,..... 4 1-48-59 Piontek, Robert ..,.. Plautz, Mary ..,.,...... Plautz, William ..... Polzin, Kenneth ..... Popkey, Ross ...... Powell, William ...,,. Powell, Donald ..... Powell, Donna ........... Powell, Thomas .,.... Poquette, Harvey ....., Poquette, Ronald ..... Poquette, Sharon ...... Prefontaine. Iames Pretontaine. Ioyce ........ Prue, Dawn ............... Prue, Eva ............... Quick, Robert .....,. Race, Bemard ........ Race. Howard ........ Rasmussen, Carol .,... Rasmussen, Fred ....... Rastcxll, Virginia ..,,. Ravet. Michael ..... Raygo, George ..... Raygo, Kenneth .... Raygo, Robert ..,.... Raygo. Roger ....... Smith, Gwendolyn Raygo, William ...., Rebbie, Leola Redeman, Kent ....... Reidinger. Iohn ,......... Reidinger, Marilyn Reinhardt, Iack .......,. ..... Reinke, William ........ .... Remane. Betty ....... Renaud, Barbara .,..,. 101 41-48-58-60-98 86-95 101 57-64-95 101 95 101 77-95-94 91 91 101 95 91 95 91 78-91 45-47-98 59-98 95 78-91 77-95 15-93 95 80-101 101 91 93 57-61-66-87-112 47-95 47-101 Richards, Kenneth ..... ..,...,.............. 9 5 Riley, Patricia ,...,. Ritchie, Susan ,...... Robeck. Bonnie ...... Roeded, Loma ....,.. Roehl. Helen ...,,... Roenlanz, Ierome ...... Roetzer, Gerald ....... Roland, Darlene .........,.., Rondeau. Francis , .... .. Ross, Larry ............... Rouse, Roger ..,....... Rudolph, Iune ......,. 48-5-S0-66-98 45-51-64-93 98 93 96 61-73-110 93 51-93 Ruggles. Dwane ...... Ruggles, Sandra ...... Runke, Arthur .....,,,,. Rupert, Kenneth ...,.,. Rydahl, Patricia .. Rynish, Frank ....., Sanborn, Marilyn ., Sandberg, Carol ...... Sandberg, Ioyce ......., Sandberg, Marilyn Sandberg, Robert .. PAGE 90 91 91-90 57-59-66-98 56-112 98 41-112 101 96 Sanders, Carol ...,..,,..... ...,...,,............... ........... 9 3 Sanders, Ianet ................. .....,.,.............................. 9 3 Sappington, Emelyn 41-43-21-59-65-67-101 Schewe, Franklin .....,. ................................ 1 10 Schewe, Iames ...,..,.., ............................... 9 8 Schewe, Lois .......,,, Schewe, Marilyn ...... Schiner, Mary ............... Schingeck, Kenneth Schirmer, Othelia Schmidt, Iames ....... Schmidt, Iohn ...... Schmidt, Roger .......,.. 41-59-65-67-101 53-56-70-101 15-77-98 Schnell, Lorraine .. ...,. 53-56-112 Schoepke, Daniel .,... ......... . .. 93 Schaepke, Wayne ...... 57-101 Schreiner, Ricky ....... ..... 7 8-93 Schroeder, Alice ,.... ............................................. 1 01 Schroeder, lack ........ .........................,...,.,..................... 1 12 Schroeder, Ioyce ....... .,.... 2 2-41-43-45-47-48-59-60-62-67-99 Schroeder, Robert ...... .................................................... 9 8 Schuette, Patsy ..... ......................................... 1 4-101 Schultz, Barbara ....... ....... 5 1-62-93 Schwartz, Betty ...,.. Schwartz. Ianice .. Schwartz, Shirley Schwerzler, Mike .,.... Seeieldt, Leon ...... Seguin, Ioan ......, Seguin, Russell ...... Sellevold, Iudith ..,..... Sellevold, Robert . Settersten, Bradley Settersten, Gary Settersten, Sandra Settersten, Tyrone .. Setunsky, Barbara Setunsky, Leon .,,....... Seymour, Donald ....... Seymour, LeahRae Shaver, Iohn .....,........ Shaver, Richard Shepro, Robert ....... Shepro. Thomas Sherman, Glenn ........ Sieloif, Wayne ..... Sievert, Carl ...,. Sievert, Ethel ...,.. Sievert, Glenn ...... Sievert, Allen .......... Sievert, Laura .......... Sindler Barbara ...... Sindler, Sharon .....,. Sindler, Wayne ....., Skoronski, Ioe ...... Skowlund, Iudith . Sladky, Carole .... Slawik, Roger ........ Smith. Smith. Smith, Snare. QQfQQ iB'1- 96 10 99 91 99 93 41-64-93 77-86-96 77-96 96 93 59-60-113 78-91 41-60-99 99 78-91 93 101 101 77-84-99 60-101 96 91 41-113 60-96 91 42-113 .,....,............. 45-64-96 41-48-58-59-66-99 Smith, Geraldine ...... ..... 56-67-113 18-19-47-53-56-59-113 Lorraine ............ ............................ 1-1 13 Nancy ......, Robin .......... Patricia ............. Soderborg, Beverly Somers, Carolyn ...... One Hundred Twenty Two 41-50-59-62-65-67-101 47-50-66-99 55-67-101 50-53-59-65-101 May We Jozn .... The rest of your friends to wish you the very happiesi graduation possible! It has been our good fortune to know so many of you, your Fathers and Mothers - even Grandpa and Grandma, in most cases, that we can't help feel- ing like old friends of the family on the occa- sion of your graduation. For this big step in your life, and for all of the big steps to come- may good fortune walk by your side! Sincerely. LA UERMAN 15' Stello. Glenn ..AA.......................................... Stang, Sharon ..........,..., Sorenson, Doris .,..... Squier, Dale ......... Squier, Kay ............. Staniswski. lean ....... Staniswski, Ioan ....... Stauber, Shirley Stepniak. Donald ........ Steppke. Katherine . Stoneburner. Richard Strem, Strom. Strom. Strom. Iohn ....... Gail ..... Iohn ........,. Shirley ........ Thomsen, Hans ......, 57-61-62-63-66-67-113 Stromer. Kathleen ..,. Sulk, Arlyss .,.......... Sunstrom. Kass ........ Swanson. Donna ...,....... Swanson. Richard .,,..,.. Sweeney. Lyle ....,.... Synsted. Alvin .....,..... Teiber. Rose Marie PAGE 86-96 51-61-93 53-56-111 12-2 4-54-55-6 1-62-70-72-75-87-102-1 13 91 10-45-47-67-113 56-59-65-101 41-50-59-99 77-99 48-99 77-96 41-53-56-63-113 Therriault, Eugene ........ ......... , .......... ..,.,,., 1 0 1 Therriault, Ierry ,,..,.. ...,.,...,..,,...........,....... 9 3 Thomsen, Ardra ....... ..,......,........,.. 4 7-59-66-99 Thomsen, Paul ....... Thull, Elizabeth ..... Tollifson, Grant ...... Topel. Alyce .......... Topel. Barbara .,..... Topel. Donna ,...... Traxel, Dale ........ Traxel, Werner ....., Trippler. Mary ....... Trogg. Sally .......... Tuckett. Harold .....,. Tuckett. lim ........ Ulvig. Nancy ..... .. 61-67-70-72-80-101 45-51-93 16-17-21-56-100 48-59-100 99 100 45-47-49-99 48-59-96 77 41-96 Utke, Ruth ............... ,..,..,.,,,....,..,.,......,. 9 9 Utter. Alice ............. ,. .......................................,.,,... 100 Van Haren. Marie ....... .............................,..,.........,...,,,..,,. 9 6 Veek. Ruth .,.,......,......, ....... 4 1-42-43-45-51-53-56-59-63-113 Vermilye. lean .,..... Vermilye, lack ..... Vieth, Kenneth ....... Vieth, Richard ........ Vista. Robert .......... Voelker. Kenneth ..... Vogel. Ioan ,,..,.,... .. Voskarnp. Chuck ,..,.. Wachal, Nancy ....... Wagner. Dale ....,.,. Wagner. Ellen ....... Wagner, Robert ,... Wahlen, I Wahlen, Ronald ....... Walaway. Nancy .,.... Walaway, Richard . Walaway, Ronald .. OU!! .........,. Walk, Barbara ...,..... 62-70-100 96 80-100 48-77-84-97-99 96 96 93 91 78-93 91 Walk, Walk, Walk, Walk. Walk, Barbara I. ,,... . Diane . ..,.... .. Gerald .,... Ianet ...... Ronald .,...... Walker. Darlene ....... Wallired, Tom ..... Walters. Walters. Walters. Walters. Walters. Waugus. Webber. Donald ..... Frank ...... Karan .,.... Kenny .... Roger ......,. Don .,....... Faith .......,... Weber. Geraldine Weber. Lorraine ...... Weddel, Mary ......, Weiler, lack ......... Weitman, Ioan ..,...,,,. Wertepny, Donna ...... Westphal, Alice ....., Westphal, Patricia . ...... .... . White, Edward .....,,... White. Marie .......... White, Thomas ...... Wicklund, Ioan ...... Wickman. Betty ....,.... Wickman. Manfred .. Widen. Iames ......... Wilkie. Willan. Willan Willan. Betty ........ Don ...,..... . Mildred ....... Robert ........, Williams, lean ....... Williams. Roger ........... Williams. Wesley ..........., Wingender. Ronald ....... Winnekins. Lin ............. Wisner. lames ........... Witt, Fred .,............... Wrzner, Iudy ................. Woiciehowske. lames Wolfe. Iudrth ................. Wondergem, Tom ...... Wood. Wood. Worm, Worm, Worm. Francis ....... Gertrude ........ Elaine ....... Gary ........... Ronald ..,.....,.. Wortner, Donna ....... Wright, Ioan ................. Wuhrman, Ioan .......,........ Wuhrman, Rena lane Young, Richard ....... Yuenger. Zawacki. Zeratsky. Zeratsky, Ziemann Zimmer, Doris .......... .. Ieannette .. Barbara Merry lane , Kent .........,..... Mary Ann ,.., Zimmerman. Carol ..... Zorn, Donald .,....,....... One Hundred Twentv Four PAGE 56-100 45-53-56-65-100 77-99 41-93 100 15-113 99 96 86-96 70-100 14-59-65-113 23-47-59-114 41-58-59-64-96 12-61-70-72-80-81-82-114 41-47-114 8-41-43-58-21-59-65-67-100 8-41-42-43-56-58-59-62-63-65114 96 93 99 65-114 91 47-100 41-99 45-sz-93 45-99 15-114 96 77-96 99 57-99 49-ez-92-93 77-99 62-78-91 93 91 91 41-96 91 41-59-59-ss-100 53-as-114 77-96 70-99 48-60 96 93 91 96 41-53-56-59-114 ...............,......,....,........... .. 96 8-25-41-42-45-62-104-114 100 41-100 47-48-59-99 86-96 Dr. Drs. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. May Mase G Ncxdecxu Nelson Pineqcxr Sellevold Stark Thcmos Schroeder BEST WISHES TC THE GRADUATES Stillman Bell Bjorklund Cooke Duer Post Hoots Koepp Kuklinski Behrendt One Hundred Twenty-Five CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES FACULTY Art Club ...... Band ............,.....A,.......... Basketball. Freshmen . Basketball, I. V. ......... . Basketball. Varsity ..... Cartesian Club ..... Cheerleaders ..... Choir .......,......... PAGE 66 47 86 84 80 66 58 41 Eighth Grade ......,............ ....... 9 2-93 Football, Color Squads Football. I. V. ................. . Football, Varsity ....... Footlights ,.,.......... Freshman Class ...... G. A. A. ........... . Glee Club ..... Hall Monitors ..... Iunior Class ................ Iunior High Forensics . Iunior Library ............ junior Science Club ...... Latin Club ................ Library Council ...... M Club ...........,. Mariner Staff ........ National Honor ...., Nucleus .....,,...... Orchestra ...... Pep Club ...... 78 77 70 64 94-95-96 60 41 56 100-101 51 49 67 50 61 55 63 48 45 59 Rifle Club .,,... ................................................r.............. 5 7 Senior Class ........ 104-105-106-107-108-109-1l0-1l1-11Z-l13- 114 Seventh Grade ...... Sophomore Class ...... Stamp Club ........ String Quartet .... Student Council .... Swing Band ..... Track .......... Triple Trio ......... Twelfth Night ,,...... Whipurnette Stafi .... 90-91 97-9 8-99 49 43 62 42 87 43 S5 53 Mr. Bruce Basler ......... Miss Eleanor Beattie ...... Miss Irma Berner ......... Mrs. Alice Boener .......... Mr. Robert Brockman ....... Miss Lillian Bruce ...... Mrs. Stella Bruce ...... Mr. Lloyd Dobyns ....,. Mr. Keith Comeaux ...,.. Mr. Stafford Byrum ................ Mrs. Mary Ieanne Faucett Mr. Kenneth Exworthy ...... Mr. Kenneth Emmons ...... Mr. Walter Forsberg .............. Miss Miriam Prothingham Mr. Rudolph Gauerke ......... Mr. William Godson ...... Miss Jennie Golden ..,...., . Miss Eunice Goldsmith .. Miss Barbara Hampton .... Mr. Henry Hansen ...... Miss Dagne Hildahl .,...... Mr. William Ioslin ....... Mr. William Iones ..... Mr. Lloyd Harmon ...... Miss Lillan Krohn ...... Mrs. Koberstein .... Miss Nancy luster .......... Mr. Alden Krumheauer ...... Miss Olga Leonardson .. Mr. Russell Madary ...,..... Mrs. Clara Minne ...... Mr. Iohn Molander ...... Miss Paula Morrill ............. Mrs. Margaret Schwartz ........ Mr. Ralph Schinski ........ Miss Carmen Savage ..... Miss Marlyn Sirnonson ..... Mr. Roberrt Schuchart ...... Miss Ella Mae Scholerb .... PAGE 30-70-71-80 30 10-30 52-30-78 30 30 31 31-78 31 40-31 49-31 31-47 13-21-32 32 25-28 29-32 37 9-32 32 9-36 33-84 9-33 33 33 33 9-ll-33 11-34-78 34 34 34 34 34 ll-35-77 35 35 35-78 9-35 Miss Isabel Schwichtenberg ....... ....................... 3 7 Mr, Howard Stiehm .......,........ ....... Z 4-35-61-71-72 Miss Alice Sunstrom ..... Miss Ida Swanson ...... Miss Margaret Thull ...... Miss Lois Wagner ......... Mr. W. F. Waterpool .....,.. One Hundred Twenty-Six 9-36 36 20-36 37 28 Compliments of ROY H. SENGSTOCK With Sincere Best Wishes 1822 Hall Ave. Tel 2-5225 HUB CLOTHIERS Men's 6: Young lVlen's Clothing :Sf Furnishings Our Windows Tell The Styles' Marinette, Wisconsin HANSEN BOTTLIN G CO. Since 1873 EVERARDS FLOWERS ROYAL CROWN Say It With Flowers NEHI 937 State St. PAR-T-PAK Marinette Wisconsin BEVERAGES Compliments of THE NEW VOGUE SWEDISH BAKERY Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Pastries Menominee Michigan Best Wishes Congratulations Compliments of To the Class of '52 DR. F. I. DEWANE O RETTKE'S BOWLING ALLEY DR. I. N. DEWANE One Hundred Twenty-Seven CONGRATULATIONS :Sf BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1952 TQ... MILLER SASH G DOOR CO COMPLIMENTS OF BADGER PAPER COMPANY PESHTIGO, WISCONSIN One Hundred Twenty-Eighi BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM THE MARINETTE BANKS FIRST NATIONAL BANK STEPHENSON NATIONAL BANK FARMERS 6, MERCHANTS BANK One Hundred Twenty-Nine Hitch Your Wagon To A Star 'P 'A' va f rl: F7 B702 X! ,Q p eg, fit-4 Ht' It's a grand and glorious feeling, graduation-time. For many of you it will mean the start of cr short summer respite before you go on to higher education. For others it will mean starting down the long road that leads to a job. No matter what your plans- Hitch Your Wagon To a Star. Aim high-in your ideals, in your ambitions and then set out with a lot of determination to realize those ambitions. America needs high ideals, more so than she's ever needed them before and they must be subscribed to by the youth of America, the young men and women who, like your- selves, are today preparing to hitch up their wagons. Too far to a star? You know that's not true. For once we stop reaching upward we are lost. So, grab yourself a star and be on your way. Best wishes from Your Friends and Neighbors at MARINE TT E PAPER COMPANY One Hundred Thirty For Anything Photographic CONANT STUDIOS Marinette and Menominee Compliments of THERIAULTS STORE 1225 Pierce Ave. Compliments :S Good Will To the Class of 1952 MALMSTADT'S SELF SERVICE 1301 Elizabeth Avenue 24 Compliments of the V. :S M. ELECTRIC CO. Years Serving the Twin City Area I With the Finest Electrical Service Marinette Wisconsin INDEPENDENT DAIRY CO. 1 Milk of Superior Flavor' 2012 Maple Ave. Dial Marinette, Wisconsin 2-3919 Compliments LINDSAY'S Groceries 6. Meats Compliments of PIONEER HARDWARE Marinette, Wisconsin The Store With Two Front Doors Compliments of MEYER'S BOWLING ALLEYS Menominee Michigan One Hundred Thirty-One THOMSEN MACHINE CO. Chrysler - Plymouth 633-637 lst Street Menominee Michigan It Pays To Keep Clean RYDAHLS Marinette Wisconsin New litt in style New thrift per mile PARLOW MOTOR CO. Studebaker Cars G Trucks Compliments of PETER KATZ IMPLEMENT Your I. I. Case Dealer 3101 Hall Ave. Highway 64 Marinette, Wisconsin Brands Known By , Name 6: Fame QUZJQFQQ 2100 Hall Avenue Twin Cities Leading Clothiers Fashionable Wearing Apparel THE BELL STORE 1619 Main Street Marinette Wisconsin Compliments of BOB'S SERVICE STATION Hall Ave. 61 State St. FRITZY'S Super-Service Station 2105 Hall Avenue CNext to C.N.W. Ry.l Care Will Save Your Car One Hundred Thirty-Two M. M. SULLIVAN INSURANCE Insurance - Real Estate For Your Furniture Needs Congratulations . . . and the best of luck THE MITZI SHOP 1530 Main Street Marinette Wisconsin Compliments of Go To GLOBE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. PAUGH'S Marinette Success ZEITLER FUNERAL HOME To The Class of '52 8th :S Main Street FAIRMONT'S FOODS CO. Dial 2-3916 Where Good Portraits Are Not Expensive ZOELLNER STUDIO One Hundred Thirty-Three Compliments of the MILBACH FAMILY Telephone 2-9886 Compliments of KUNICK'S MARKET 1922 Wisconsin St. Marinette, Wisconsin MI CLEANERS 701 Eighth Avenue Menominee, Michigan Make Mi Cleaners Your Cleaners Compliments of KINNEY MOTORS, INC. Dodge 6: Plymouth Cars Dodge Iob-Rated Trucks 2009 Hall Avenue Marinette, Wisconsin Compliments of BEN'S I. G. A. MARKET 713 Main Street Phone 2-2141 Compliments of , NELSON'S RAY NYLANDSI Fancy Groceries Twin City Typewriter G Supply Gnd Co. and Meats Ny1and's Gift Center 726 Main St. Dial 2-2621 1607 Main Street Marinette Wisconsin Marinette, Wisconsin TOPEL PAINT 6. GLASS CO. LOCATED AT 2308 HALL AVENUE We Have Glass for All Purpose And Paint for All Surface Congratulations Class of '52 MARION'S BEAUTY STUDIO One Hundred Thirty-Four BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 BOREN CLINIC Dr. C. H. Boren Dr. I. W. Zerutsky Dr. I. W. Boren, Ir. Dr. R. R. McCcmnc1 Dr. Clark Boren Dr. T. W. Kirmse Dr. Icrmes W. Borer: CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO THE , CLASS OF 52 I Compliments of MARINETTE ATTORNEYS MARINETTE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION One Hundred Thirty-Five i1,,m9I?Wk WQDIIWQJWL W Qmji 1... .. . gm FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT FOX THEATER -AND LLOYD THEATER THOMAS THEATERS IT'S MOVIETIME WISCONSIN. U.S.A. GO OUT TO A MOVIE TONIGHT COMPLIMENTS OF . M 6. M CHEVROLET CO. AT INTERSTATE BRIDGE CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, CADILLAC NEW GUSED CARS SERVICE I I. C. PENNEY COMPANY I MARINETTE WISCONSIN L - - 1 One Hundred Thirty-Six Congratulations 6. Best Wishes to Class of 1951 MARINETTE FUEL 6 DOCK MARINETTE PRODUCE COMPANY Twin Cities Finest Pasteurized Dairy Products Featuring Mellow, Regular. and Chocolate Milk Fortified with 400 U.S.P. Units of Vitamin D. Try our Superior Quality Ice Cream at our Dairy Store A Dependable Service Dial 2-2121 Congratulations and best wishes class of 1952 baker studios Congratulations to the Class of 1952 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Marinette. Wisconsin One Hundred Thirty-Seven 6. Compliments of NORTHWESTERN-HANNA FUEL COMPANY Marinette Wisconsin Menominee, Michigan A AMUNDSENS Diamonds Silverware Watches lewelry Diamonds - Silverware Elgin-Bulova Watches EUGENE WITTAU Ieweler Prompt Watch Repairs 1611 Main Street Marinette, Wisconsin Best Wishes From the BOREAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Main Street Marinette, Wisconsin One Hundred Thirty-Eight Congratulations Seniors Shoes Fitted to Keep Feet Fit. X-Ray Scientific Shoe Fitting. VICTOR SHOE STORE 1609 Main Street Marinette Wisconsin FELDSTEIN IEWELERS Famous Name Watches Diamonds - Iewelry - Luggage Musical Instruments Sporting Goods 1529 Main Street Established 1892 Compliments of the STEPHENSON POTATO CHIP COMPANY Manufacturers of Lou's Potato Chips G Ruffles DICKIE'S CONFECTIONERY William Marineau, Prop. For the BEST in POPCORN or ICE CREAM It's DICKIE'S Clothes for the Iunior Miss Dresses - Coats - Suits Sweaters - Skirts - Blouses 6. Hats LEE'S SMARTWEAR 1708 Main Street Compliments of MCLAIN THIELEN LAN GER FUNERAL HOME One Hundred Thirty-Nine 1 I N V Bwl-wQ,.1.QMA S2,,.,AW9iMJfe. WWW .ff V X N -. 'x X. x X 1 ,XX x X. X. K ,519 5 , .. Tl. -- V WALSWORTH uulqnpl-.J A lui-A bv UIIJUOITII idflllll lnludlll. -Q.. U. I. A. X M' , , 3S.,,,1i 1 Q Q I H ' A KA . Anal, xf.,-! -- f if , ' Q' A, fr Q A -4- Q 'A' Mg, .. N A Mat, . ,ji A A ' V W , , E 'fy V .D 1 , wg, ,-.- I i A H V , ,L f' ' Q,, l Qi ffm , K .fx . . W ., ., - f lu-. , . A' k ' -Sm . ' yi- .X J if 1' any . .. .. - WNW ,F A M. ky T.. dvwfmw im, A L ,:,. .V f 'mf 15:9