Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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ROW ROW ROW ROW 1' 1 Q . f xx X . X . i fffiffg ' 2 f ffm , f I Q 1, , I ' r X , 1-Volkman, Anderson, J. Woller, Pinney, Gordon, Urdahy- 2-Randall, Guth, R. Blomiley, Antoine, Wagner. J. Feeney. 3-Schinkten. S. Goldman, L. Strandell, P. Herlache, May, Paul, Teweles 4-Bohn, R. Bohn. K. Pollock, E. Miller, Pisha, Baudhuin, Mr. Keel. Thirty' two 1 Flashes Each year as the school year closes, stu- dents eagerly await the publication of The Flashes , the Sturgeon Bay yearbook. This year's annual was edited by Darlene Baud- huin, with Sally Woller as associate editor, and Kay Bohn as assistant. Ruth Herlache was business manager. Included in the book are a wealth of photographs, formal and in- formal, cartoons and write-ups. Mr. John Keel is advisor.

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C . ' 9 1 '-L A ' 67' 0 a - ' 9 Q i g, a , Q. ,ff I l ' A, Q X i- 'A I 7 t - - f - v ,if - -, ' -0 - 'i'L fi i Y it t i s 1 f ROW l-Wagner, Gabert, Renard, Goldman, Jennerjohn, Jesse. ROW 2-Jolin, Antoine, Gordon, Maples, Meyer, Herlache, Mr. Besch ROW 3-Peterson, McLean, Warren, Bohn, Goldsworth y, Baudhuin Newest of the schoo1's organization is the Science Club, an organization of students interested in the physical sciences. Highlight of the club's activities were the excursions made to other cities. Members attended an atomic energy demonstration in Green Bay, and several participated in the Wisconsin Junior Academy of Science held in Appleton. The most successful journey was a weekend trip to Chicago where members visited the Museum of Science and Industry, the Field Museum, the Shedd Acquarium, and the Ad- ler Planetarium. Fifteen members also par- ticipated in the Science Talent Search. Rod- ney Bohn was Presidentg Secretary-treasurer, Dave Warreng Mr. Gordon Besch, advisor. Science Club

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Bay Spra Sturgeon Bay High School's monthly publication is the Bay Spray, a lively journal of the schoo1's activities. Included in its col- umns are news, sports, spot-light personal- ' ities , editorials, humor, and, of course, a 0 ' gossip column. A regular tradition of the fi: - 5 'Q O Bay Spray is the awarding of a gold traveling 1 'Q .-'O . trophy to the homeroom or organization with A f 4 Gm ' fg T? f the best float in the homecoming parade. i Paula Randall was this year's editor-in-chief, MQ 2 gqw A with Coralee Beck and Nancy Taylor, as as- ' ': sistants. Mr. LeRoy Olsen is the paper's ad- visor. ROW ROW ROW ROW 1-Miller. Marcussen, Randall, Fidler, Anderson, J. Taylor, C. Antoine, Pallister, Strandell, M. May. 2-Feeney, Goldman, L. Guth, R. LeRoy, A. Paul Peterson, M. Wagner, J. Volkman, Herlache, Pisha. 3-Mr. Olson, Holmes, Urdahl, Newman, Mickelson, Hendricks, Gordon. Higgins, Taylor, N. A. A I we ' I 4-Maple, Solomon, Baudhuin, Bohn, Moeller, G oldsworhy, Delwiche, Renard, Pollock, Lyons. - . - 'k Wh f 5 U H E x 1' W Q ' Thirty-three