Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

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ES'DENT .YLWIOR LYA55' 0 flL'fR.S' VICE PRESIDENT -as-'S' gif' Y 1 4' 55,11-rr s pt, 93 il r Q3 .sg-f if -fn 4 I' f 5 va SECRETARY TREASURER iv if H at CLAYTON GEORGE BAILEY CHICK Track 2 3 lat n Club 3 4 Ant gonlan 4 H light 4 Science Club 2 G Club 2 Youth Rotor 4 Student Councl Honors Jr Prom King Jr Class Pres Class res Badger Boy State Spoon 3 Worst Fault Making stink bombs Chem stry Class SIDNEY OVIOTT SID O Student Councl 3 4 Pes 4 Band 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Wres in Cub 34 RadloCub 23 es 2 Science Club 2 3 Senior Class Play G f 34 Honors Vice Pres of Senior Class Ambition Be on electronic engineer Worst Fault My Irish temper Dmmu 2 Honors Sec and Treas of Sr Class Ambtion Comptometer operator DONNA MAE KLUBALI. A ice res A Hoping to do a good 'ob and to have a good time, our class entered the doors of the Senior High In i954 Our officers that year were Presl dent Gary Dorn, Vice president lynn Tradewell and Secretary treasurer Nancy Llngenfelter Ned Orthman, James Bryan, and lynn Hommerding were awarded band scholarships To make our Jr year a success we elected Clayton Bailey President, Judy lson Vice pres: dent, and Kay Burns, Secretary treasurer The big event of that year, our Jr Prom bore the theme Neptunes Garden Clayton Bailey reigned as king and escorted Betty Graveen as his queen. Also highlighting that year were the honors and scholarships given to deserving classmates. Joe Vosmek was awarded the Spade for the high- est scholastic average, Clayton Bailey and Lynn Tradewell were given the Spoon and Mirror as the most popular boy and girl. Chosen as dele- gates to Badger Boys State were Bill Dunbar, Clayton Bailey, and Bill Kubeny. Representing us at Badger Girls State was Jean Buch. ln the field of music, Gary Dorn and Penny Vandehey were awarded vocal and instrumental scholarships. Closing the doors on our wonderful Jr Year we were prepared to face our final year with expectations of success leading the class of i957 were Clayton Bailey President, Sid Ovlatt, Vice president, and Donna Kluball Secretary treasurer All too soon our last Homecoming Queen Janet Roslo reigned over our Homecoming festivities with her court Kathy Strobel, Phyllis Meharg Judy lson lynn Tradewell We succeeded in defeating Marshfield l3 6 Our Christmas Formal entitled Winter Fan tasy was presided over by King Clayton Bailey and his chosen queen, Patricia Schumitsch. Father Was A Housewife was the play pre- sented by our Sr. class. lt was a great success. Sr. letter winners during the i956-57 school season included Bill Kubeny, Carl Schleinz, Ted Meyer, Jack Grignon, Gary Dorn, Ed Finnigan, Tony Dolezal, David Zwicky, Sid Oviatt, Rod Hix, Joel McKenna and Tom Swoboda. We now leave Antigo High School knowing we will always cherish these experiences that will fill our future lives with memories.