Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

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KATHRYN KAUK Kak •On with the dance.1 Honor Student Class President 1 Class Vice Pres. 3 Editor of Annual b, Paper Staff 1-2-3-1+ Forensics 2 Class Play 3-1+ A Club 1+ Sec. 3 Cheerleader 2-3 Prom Queen 3 Band Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Outstanding Jr. Girl D.A.R. Representative CLASS FLOWER: White Rose JUNIOR KLOSSNER •Don't try to convince me; I think for myself.» Honor Student Annual Staff 1+ Class Play 1+ Basketball 2-3 Baseball 2-3-5 A Club 3 Pres. 1+ Class Vice Pres. 2 HURLESS RANKINS •Sometimes I set” and think, and sometimes I just set . Annual Staff i+ Basketball 2-j-l+ Baseball 1 -2-3-1+ A Club 3-1+ Chorus 2 Class Play 3-1+ RUTH PHYLLIS DUNPHY •Phillie •Her heart has room for only one. Class Sec. Treas. 1 Class Treasurer 2 Annual Staff 1+ Paper Staff 1-3-1+ glass Play 3-I+ onecoming Queen DOROTHY PFEVTI •It Isn't site but determination that counts.» Class Secretary 2-3 Annual Staff 14 Paper Staff 3-I+ Forensics 2 Band 3c Chorus 1 -2-3-1+ Class Play 3-I+ A Club Secretary 1+ G.A.A. 3 Homecoming Attendant

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CAROLS JONES 'Jonsie' 'Pleasure first, duty last.1 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff I4 Chorus 1-2-3-14 G • A • A . 1 NATHAN SPEICH 'Nate' 'Learning is labor-call it what you may. Annual Staff I4. Class Play 3-4 CLASS MOTTO: The Door To Success Is Labeled PUSH I ARDEN PATCKEN •Patch 'Sometimes I think I want a girl.' Annual Staff I4. Paper Staff I4 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 2-3 A Club 3-U Class Play 3-I4. CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Silver 'Silence is a great art of conversation.' Annual Staff i| Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Class Play 3-I4. Forensics 2 DARYL DAVENPORT 'John 'I'm not in the roll of common men.' Annual Staff I4. Class Play 3-4 6

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CLASS HISTORY A class of thirteen Intelligent freshmen entered Albany High In September 19U6. Ihey were from the following schools: Fred Hammer- ly and Arden Patchen, village school; Loren Bagley and Junior Klossner, Smiley; Kathryn Kauk, Norwegian; Phyllis Dunphy, Peeble s ; Dorothy Pfeuti, Falrview; Daryl Davenport and Dolores Lenz, Hart; Hurless Rankins, Kelly; Nathan Speich, Hardscrabble; Donald Stewart, Jordan Prairie; and Ramona Olin, Scotch Hill. Uiis group was very small, but widely known. We survived very well our initiation by the class of I9I4.9. Our adviser this year was Mrs. Gressman, our class president, Kathryn Kauk, our vice president, Loren Bagley, and our secretary and treasurer, Phyllis Dunphy. At the end of the first six weeks we gained Darlyne Miller from Monroe, and at the end of the first semester we lost Donald Stewart to Brodhead High. We put on a Christmas party which was easily deemed the best party of the year. Our sophomore year we started with thirteen students, but we lost Dolores Lenz during the first six weeks. Our class then had twelve members with Mrs. Gressman and Mr. Elmer as co-advisers. Loren Bagley was president; Junior Klossner, vice president; Dorothy Pfeuti, secretary, and Phyllis Dunphy, treasurer. In the forensics contest, held in March at Albany, were the following sophomores: Darlyne Miller, Kathryn Kauk, Dorothy Pfeuti, and Ramona Olin. This year we were hosts at an enjoyable valentine party. Our junior year gave us no new class members until March 1, when Alice Marie Edwards joined us from Dakota, Illinois. On April 22 we put on the Junior prom with Rob Edgar furnishing the music. Our theme was Bluebird of Happiness . Loren Bagley and Kathryn Kauk as prom king and queen led the grand march. All agree it was one of the best proms ever held. On April 1 we put on a very successful class play, Star Crazy . Our junior class officers were Fred Haramerly, president; Kathryn Kauk, vice president; Dorothy Pfeuti, secretary; and Loren Bagley, treasurer. Mr. Elmer was our class adviser.