Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

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C3 Third Row-R. McKesson, L, Peters, J. Nummerdor, F. Peterson, E. Michael, W. Riedeman, R. Pluim, J. O'Donavan, C. Navis, R, McDowell. Second Row-M, Mickelson, C. Rzns, J. Maas, W. Riel, R, McMuIIin, C. Micheels, D. Pike, R. Luttenberger, C. Rens. First Row-M. Mannigel, R. Neumann, A. Mulder, R. Neumann, R. Nummerdor, F. Molter, R. Rabehl, M. Miller, R. Nelson. President . Floyd Gray Vice President Steven Hull Secretary . Ruth Neumann Treasurer Joyce Buteyn :rd Row G tru er an emrau weet J Te Beest, H. Schmitz, D. Roets, R. Smits. Second Row R Sang N Warmington M Wntkowski M Schouten L Schroder L. Schouten, G. Van Ruiswijk, B. Vande Zande R Schwclenberg First Row Schultz ii g u Van Winkle, R. White, D. Vanderkin, J. Wcrber P Terhost G Verhage D Schmitz 3 - Q

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6' Third Row -G. Braaksma, F. Fahr, V. Damsteegt, J. Baber, E. Hartgerink, L. Gray, B. Daehn, F. Bille, B. Grams. Second Row-L. Brinkman, B. Guenther, S. Vande Zande, M. Frens, R. Golz, D. Harper, J. Hesselink, G. De Young, C. Haese. First Row-J. Henke, A. Bentz, J. Buteyn, M. Dalrymple, A. Backhaus, E. Davies, G. Eggers, R. Barnett, R. Derksen. RIDDERSCHARP UWOBILITYD In our Holland City School, we have ll5 The Dutch boys go in for sports in a big Ridderscharps, with 50 billowing skirts and 65 way. They are found on the basketball, foot- Dutchman's breechesf' ball, track and baseball teams and have helped The Ridderscharps are active in many of the W' H' to many Wctorles dining the Year' school activities. Because they are so musically B'eSICl6S Cll the Schaol GCTIVITICIS, gome l9el'0f1Q inclined, band and mixed chorus are the most to H'.'Yf Junior Roioflans QV-T 'l'l Y-i Th'5 '5 populeri Besides rnese rney are found in glee the first year they were eligible to lOII'1 these club, symphonette, pep band and dance band. orgomzcllons' Nine of ine girls have formed G Singing group Best of all in the Ridderscharp schedule was which rney call ine rriple rrio. the highlight of the year, the Junior Prom. Com- mittees hurried and scurried with paint brush Ridderscharps aren't lacking in dramatic talent for there are always a good number who turn out enthusiastically for the plays. We've seen some playing lead parts and we think they're very good. and stapler. The result?-a very successful prom of which they may well be proud. This year, as usual, the wooden shoe was presented to the outstanding Junior by Larry Durning, who was last year's outstanding Hol- Many of the far-sighted Ridderscharps are lander. found in F. F. A. or F. H. A. and will, one day, Having rounded our G busy, happy Year, be le0d'n9 Clhlens In OU' DUTCL1 Vlllvge- And these Ridderscharp citizens now look forward to of course the members of the Waubunette staff Q future bright with the prospects gf the highest will be Waupun's, ior Alto's,i star reporters. level of attainment, the senior station. Third Row-D. Johnson, S, Hull, J. Leary, W. Koshute, C. Landaal, A. Kacerovskis, D. Johnson, C. Hooker, M. Liner, R. Kindschuh. Second Row-J. Lillihamer, G. Knoblock, J. Liner, R. Huck, J. Kremers, C. Kumber, D. Knops, N. Kinkel, L. Johnson. First Row-D. Kearley, D. Kuik, J. Leisten, W. Johannes, K. Klinkner, C. Kearley, M. Kaiser, D. LaBuwi. 'Q'

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Third Row-E. Carman, R. Anderson, J. Barnes, G. Aalsma, F. Arriens, G. Dhein, M. Bos, J, Farr, P. Barry, R. Buteyn, Second Row-W. Berndt, B. Bossenbroek, T. Aalsma, M. Anderson, B. Deibert, D. Buchholz, W, Ellmann, E. Frens, M. Drummy, C. Beekman. First Row- S. Blau, S. Dykstra, K. Evenson, J. Andrews, H. Frens, G. Bossenbroek, E. Edmunds, B. Dehring, M. Gerretson, M. Eggers, GELEERD CEDUCATION GROUP, This year the Geleerd Group is coming out in great numbers having a total of one hun- dred twenty-six. One of the first proiects they undertook this year was to give the De Arbiders Party a view of what life would be like in Holland City. This was a great event, for the Geleerds well remembered the year they were De Arbiders. The Geleerd Group is using its many talents in various ways. They are pepping up the old Holland spirit in the Dutch City once again by supplying us with a good number of cheer- leaders to back our already blazing teams. Besides these athletic-minded Geleerds, we have a large number of Geleerds who have Third Row- R. Harness, R. Johnston, N. Lang, E. Holbach Landsinger. Second Row-H. Greenfield, J, Kemink, D. Greenfield, J. Kemink. First Row-C. Giese, J. Gerritso Kumber, A. Hopp, L. Hesselink. .3 1' aft ..,,, tv 'Y Q7 shown an interest in the more intellectual side of life by participating in the debate, forensics, and dramatic programs. Some of the other organizations that the Geleerds have shown great interest in are mixed chorus, girl's glee club, symphonette, and band. These organiza- tions, helped by these people, have put on very excellent concerts. We are glad that the Geleerd Group have developed such active interests in these organi- zations. We are sure that as they finish the steps to true Hollanderhood and start to live in Holland City, they will find ioy as well as usefulness in these developed talents. , R. Konings, J, Kalous, D. Howard, H. Hopp, R. Hinkamp, R. Harrington, J. Hopp, D. Harper, C. Hesselink, I. Kacerovskis, J. n, A. Hull, D. Kroener, C. Lange, J. Kumber, J. Harmsen, J. -0 .7