Arcadia High School - Raider Yearbook (Arcadia, WI)

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Bnttrnn Row: Mrs. llnlnnstedt, j. llesslcr, F. lftigginzt, K. Fnginzt, J. Sohntta, .I. Schultz, j, Genrge. M. Kleistzul, Row 1: Miss Gortcm, C. Slcrueli, bl. Skroeh, G. lil'0Lfllll, S. Passnw, S, Metzler, l.. llcrg, Mr. Riesch. Row 3: R, NVltite, R. Kujuk, N. Bill, K, Guenther, L, liorgwardt, Resolved: Shnuld thc lfcdcral linvernnient grunt snhsidies :recording to need, tn high school grzlduntes who qualify for rtddilirmzil training? was the issue pondered liver hy the de- lmtors this year, The dchztte teann juurney- cd tu vnriotts schnnls :ind pztrtieipzttecl in tunrnzunents. Vietories were few, hut the tennis, nevertheless, gained vznluzthle experience. Mr. Rieseh directed :intl guided the dc-lm:1te prngrmn. Forensic 2 A . - Student interest was high this year in the ftnensie pro- grztm. Persons lllll'liCiDfllllIfI Ilegztn early in nrdcr tn :tehieve the ltest results pos- sihle. The eliniinatiun eon- test was held in Xlillfll and those who won. represented .-Xrcadizt :tt the League Cun- test. This prtsgrzun was guided :ind directed lzy Miss Gorton, Mrs. Bolnnstedt, :und Mr. Ricseh. Front Row: M. Meistztd, D. Reiehwein, R. hV2lllCl'S. Huck Rew: Mr. Riesch, L. liurgwardt, G. Bohrnstedt, R. NVl1ite.

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...M 4. -. lcttmn Row: C. Newconili, ll.--Iziszewski. J. Ge0i'gC, -l. lN'eltziQn, Nl. Klcislurl, IJ, jc-nscn. ll. lficlnnnn ,l Sonszlllzi, J. Grotjalni, D. Nelson. in li l..l'l1ll1SUI1,li.Fl1g'lll1l,C. Hanson,C.lDi'zicgeI'. S. l'1i'ivl4-uni, l'. Krclicr, ll, flililnnis. M. llrmn Nl Ripple-y. in 3: l.. ll2lllS1Jll,S. Metzler, N. llill, R. llhiteszlto, Al. Xllilfv, J. liiwsciimv, li. Nlizilters, Xl. Solmtlzl Q Kruibicli. lop Row: Cl. Ski'-mcli, Al, lQClJll2lllll, R. XVcz1x'c1', R. XYl1itt-, R.l1t-i'gci', IQ. lun-1'iiig,,l. llzlvis, C. lYcttlzin M. ljrogun. tudentsi Service Club One of the most active orgzinizations in school is the Students' Service Cluh. This iirgzinizzttion consists of forty inenilmers whrv cmnitrilnitc their time in order to be of help to others. This ycznr the nieniluers again conclnctetl collcclioiis for worthy Czinses, snlcl coffee :intl mlouglnitits at games, gave packages tn thc ncecly :lt Cliristinzis tinic, pziintctl thc waste- lmzislccts in school in a very att1'nctii'e manner. :und 1n'ox'i1lcfl progi-ziiiis :it the liome gznncs. Officers fm- this sclioul your were: pres- itlent. Colleen lDi':1cgci'1 i'icc-pfcsirlciit, Roger XVe:ix't-1': st-ci'c1:11'3', Carol Ncwcmnli, :intl il'C!lil1l'C1', Rcwnumzi NY:tltci's. Mr. Pzmvlicin flitl ri czipzililc juli :is mn' fzicnlty znlvisor.

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Librarian Bottom Row: Mrs. Bautch, S. Erickson, M. Brom, C, Skroeh, D. Gibbons. Row .zz D. Nelson, C. Hanson, P, Kreher. D, Jensen, J. Vlleltzien, C. llraeger, I. George, R. NValters, IJ, -Iaszewski. Row 3: C. Newcomb, ll. Ilicliman, R. Motszko, C, XVClil2lllfCI', Nl, Rippley, S. MetZle1'. Each year capable students are chosen to he hall guards, on the hasis of their trustworthi- ness, dependability, and regular attendance. lfach period of the day you will find one of them inaintaining order and guarding students' property on the lower corridor. The lihrary chili, under the guidance uf Mrs. liautch, has had a successful year. Twenty swplioniore, junior, and senior girls have diligently assisted in the high school library and in the city lihrary. Monthly nieetings were held at which the students partici- pating straightened the hooks and discussed new ideas. .-X picnic was held in the spring al the lileer Park. The officers of the clulm are as follows: president, Marilyn llronii vice-president, Carol Skroehg secretary, Sonia Erickson. Hall Guard Sitting: D, Kreilsich, l., Hanson, C. Hanson, J, George. Standing: R. XYhiie, J. Davis.