Bagley High School - Indian Yearbook (Bagley, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

f K+ Q41 4 4! A. JSA X Xi Fi 7 f'T. if' 6 U N . r' J. 'X in 6 ff x ,. 19 I A rw 37 fi: 'ie R l N BAGLEY HIGH SCHOOL BAGLEY WISCONSIN Mr. Ray Trine Mrs. Lucille Hornby Mr. Herbert Hausler SCHOOL BOARD WALZ LUMBER CO. Bagley, Wisconsin IQ dicuiiu tt g , I Y. , 1 B 1 N ,1 It Y H A is ,Q it ' Q 7 E 121 in A 'ggi' .-rn , . T ' 9 r ' I 'g' .L i 'yi-:Q 1 ' e -- f '91, Q1 -Y L V .. 0.55 -, P Willis Hamilton came to Bagley as principal in 1954. He took over the ,school at a time when the job was not an easy one, but when he left in 1958 to become Admin-' istrator of the West Grant School, the in-coming principal found a well-organized, happy school. This ability to keep things running smoothly, to iron out difficulties and make them seern easy, is one of Mr. Hami1ton's greatest accomplishments. A Each of his days at Bagley High School was started with a smile and a word of encouragement for students and teachers. No problem was ever too small to be ignored, nor too large to be by-passed. The members of the Annual staff, in sincere appreciation of his work here, wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Willis Hamilton. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE .qinggg I FAEIIHY E. .X4lfl f0gl 6ll0A ---I 4 5' , .C uri? 'A in fl 3. .L tr. '4 . , . ia A , We on fX ,E,-. :. r ,, ' if WILLIS P. HAMILTON Bachelor of Science Platteville State College Masters Degree University of Wisconsin Principal - First Semester Administrator of the West Grant School District ROBERT SCHOONOVER Bachelor of Science Masters Degree University of Wisconsin Principal - Second Semester Social Problems Biology Senior Class Advisor NATIONAL DECORATED METAL CO INC Cf? EDWARD WHITE Bachelor of Science Platteville State College History, Civics, General Math, Coach, Junior Class Lettermen 's Club MADGE HUMPHREY Bachelor of Science Masters Degree University of Wisconsin Math, Science, English I, Sophomore Class, Annual, Hi-Lite MARYADELLE TORNOWSKE Masters Degree Clarke, Dubuque University of Iowa University of Wisconsin English, Typing, Freshman Class, Play, Forensics KUSSMAUL'S HYBRJDS COOK 2' .:-r il 1-411 FF' Dorothy Meng Came Deters 33' f 'lx 1 gf ., Eu my JA,ITOR Ray Koecke MURRAY ELECTRIC WALT YAGER SERVICE BULK AGENT 84 KNOTWELL'S STATION T If 1 A .I'L.Q'F. A 11. . V I ., I A - . ' UI u M 'ggi -5531 Q 'I ' -' mqffkiffi ,X A , f fflgy x ' -1-- -X -I X - , , A I -, 1 I Q! 1 . H n 1 ' J fgigf' x A'.jyg,xa,-R j . - . I -- ',-.QUT 11 5 I, . IETF?- , 41 ' ' . - P' .EEf' .f - if-'fl - H L , 5 , kk'-Q , TU , . A 6, I v t s- . -E' X - r ,,, , M.. . .fa - G A . LP' 'fJ',, I ' : '. . W i 1 -Qin - .P '11-S I ?:,SQ.,,,,.f --' ' , A: . ,A X ' 'iv ' ' ,, -wifi IA if' ' ' BU DRIVER Laurlce M111er PRAIRIE du CHIEN NEW CAR AND TRUCK ASSOCIATION MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT STORE Robert Beneker 1 IIIHS .Au t0gl 6ll9A SE IOR CLASS CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS MOTTO Climb, though the rocks be rugged KAROLYN DETERS THOMAS UMERE Annie Tom manners and a winning smile, There are three great men- mY' carry her name for many a mile. Self- and I forgot the Others- U IACK HARRIS Q DONALD COOLEY Jake Don He's little but he's wise: Don's the kind of a fellow you like to know He's a whiz for his size. Always happy, jolly and on the go. BURGESS CELLULOSE SPONGES - THE PINES RADIO AND TV POWERS ACCORDION STUDIO X 3 595 '13' 5 4-my rQ7' N 'SJ KAREN DETERS UIQ.. Fu1l of pep, free from care, If there's fun on board Karen is there an fy 3. STANLEY FRENCH RICHARD SEDLMAYR Stan Dick Lruthful, he will always be, He never has a worry, rate athlete, we'11 all agree. And he'S never in 3 hurry KEMBLES GREEN HOUSE - PRAIRIE LOCKER SERVICE - BLACKHAWK MILLING CO. X .J A ll, , 'X , f 7' fikw- X 17X 1 I-N I ,4- J X LAVONNE JOHNSON VOHH16 Lavonne IS a pal good and true Always ready when there s somethrng to do 0 W. .v A in :Q pas. 4 1 ff, 299' XIX Vi I ROBERT KELLEY VIALIS BAURES Bob Robert is a good matured guy No matter what the question Even though he's rather shy. He always has an answer. BENEKER'S CAFE 8a D-X STATION - STOEFFLER'S GARAGE ROBERT NA THAN KELLEY Plays 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 4 Annual 4 JACK HENRY HARRIS Basketball 3, 4 Class Officer 2,4 Plays 4 Annual 4 Hi-Lite'4 Prom Court 3 TOM LeROY LaMERE Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Plays 2, 3 Annual 4 Hi-Lite 4 Prorn Court 3 Forensics 1 DONALD PAUL COOLEY Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 4 Annual 4 Hi-Lite 2, 3, 4 Prom Court 3 KAROLYN ANN DETERS Class Officer 2, 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 Plays 3 Annual 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Lite 1, 2, 4 Forensics 1, 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 3 D. A. R. IOR CTIVITIE V A If j f? F: flyj HL , X f : GRANT COUNTY INDEPENDENT DUNCAN NURSERY 81, FLORAL SHOP RAMSI-lAW'S FLOWER SHOP RICHARD EUGENE SEDLMAYR Class Officer 1 Plays 4 Annual 4 KAREN IO DETERS Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Librarian 3, 4 Annual 1, 3, 4 Hi-Lite 2, 4 Forensics 1 Glee Club 1, 3 STANLEY EUGENE FRENCH Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Annual 4 Hi-Lite 4 Prom Court 3 VIALIS RAY BAURES Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Plays 4 Annual 4 Hi-Lite 4 Forensics 1 LAVONNE MARIE JOHNSON Class Officer 2, 3 Librarian 2, 3 Plays 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Hi-Lite 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Court 3 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 3 Badger Girl's State 3 IIINIUHS S. .fda f0?I 6Ll0A can 'cr 'i'ffl,: if ji , W Z ,X A 'ww lf T SECOND ROW: Roger Champion, Bill Hamilton, Calvin Keesey, Sonny Braudt, Wayne Dearborn, Larry Barr. FIRST ROW: Pat Harris, Georgia Woodington, Gail Horstman, Dianna Swinson, Mari- etta Johnson, Theresa LaMere, Judy Cota, Mr, White Advisor. JU IOR CLASS HI TORY On August 29, 1956, we entered Bagley High School as bashful Freshmen. There were four- teen enrolled in our class. They were: Georgia Woodington, Wayne Dearborn, Calvin Keesey, Roger Champion, William Hamilton, Larry Barr, Theressa La Mere, Patricia Harris, Camilla Dil- ley, Ora Braudt, Judith Cota, Marietta Johnson, Stanley Fishler, and Gail Horstman. Ora Braudt and Calvin Keesey both received baseball and basketball suits. We were also very proud of our Freshman cheerleader Georgia Woodington. In our sophomore year we gained one new member to our class, Dianna Swinson. We were very proud to have three of our class members as cheerleaders. They were Georgia Woodington, Dianna Swinson, and Roger Champion. Those who made the basketball teams were Wayne Dear- born, Ora Braudt, Calvin Keesey, William Hamilton, Larry Barr, and Sonny Braudt. Now in our Junior year we have lost two members of our class. They are Stanley Fishler and Camilla Dilley. The boys who received basketball suits are: Wayne Dearborn, Calvin Keesey, William Hamilton, Larry Barr, and Ora Braudt. The boys who received baseball suits are: Calvin Keesey, Larry Barr, and Ora Braudt. Dianna Swinson and Georgia Woodington are the cheerleaders from our class, of which we are very proud. The prom was held on April 18, 1958. The theme was April Love. Our King was Ora Braudt. RAY'S IGA MARKET - BOB Sa BARB'S BAR HALLINGSTAD CREAMERY, Beetown 3, 1 F SIIPHIIMUHES ,4,,,f09m,0A I 'B euulfg THIRD ROW Pat Suck B111 Baures Fay Schnrtzler Mary Newman Roger Bradley SECOND ROW Doreen Fuller Martlyn Moore Suzanne Atterbury Slurley Kasparek Joy Knight Sylvra Horstman Miss Humphrey Advisor FIRST ROW Lloyd Sedlmayr W11bur Kelley Terry Blackbourn Merton Cota Dan LaMere LaVern Meng SOPHO ORE CLASS HI TORY On August 31 1956 nrneteen Freshmen enrolled 1n Bagley Hlgh School They were Martlyn Moore Mrchael Hohn Patrrcra Suck Ioy Knrght Roger Bradley Merton Cota Mary Lu Newman Wrllram Baures Doreen Fuller Mary Marvrn Sylvra I-lorstman LaVern Meng Lloyd Sedlmayr Charles Strack Dan LaMere Fay Schnrtzler Shrrley Kasparek Wrlbur Kelly and Terry Blackbourn Charles Strack left durmg the summer to attend school rn Pra1r1e du Chren Suzanne Atterbury Jorned our class for the Sophomore year Th1s year we were very sorry to lose Sylvra Horstman after the fu-st semester She moved to Jefferson. Our representatrves on the baseball team were Merton Cora, Terry Blackbourn Wrlham Baures was the manager Those who recelved basketball surts were Dan LaMere, Merton Cora, Terry Blackbourn, Roger Bradley We were very proud to have Doreen Fuller and Suzanne Atterbury represent our class as cheerleaders. Our class offrcers were- Presrdent, Wrllram Baures, Vice presrdent, Suzanne Atterbury, Secretary Mary Lu Newman, Treasurer, Doreen Fuller Mary Ann Marvm Bob Dearborn 1 ' as A. O. BROOKENS - FARRELL'S DRUG STORE HAMPTON'S CAFE, Bloomington E 5 FHESHMEN , .!4lfL f0gI 6tl0A yi WU' SECOND ROW Melvm Dearborn Dennrs Fuller Jun1orKeesey John Meng FIRST ROW Darrell Cooley Conn1eBlackbourn Neva Baures Bruce Gulrck Mrs Tornowske Advrsor FRE HMA CLASS HISTORY On August 26, 1957, erght Freshmen enrolled rn Bagley Hrgh School. Conme Blackbourn came from Hazelton, Bruce Gulrck and Darrell Cooley came from Brodtvrlle Junror Keesey, Dennrs Fuller, John Meng, Neva Baures, and Melvrn Dearborn came from the Bagley Publrc School. The boys from our class that partrcrpated rn basketball were- John Meng, Dennrs Fuller, Melvrn Dearborn, Bruce Gulrck, Darrell Cooley, and Jurnor Keesey We are very proud of John Meng and Denrus Fuller who both got baseball SUIIS. The man- ager of the baseball team was Junror Keesey Our class offlcers are Presrdent, Dennrs Fuller, Vrce Presldent, Melvrn Dearborn, Secretary, Darrell Cooley, and Treasurer, John Meng Subjects taken thrs year are Englrsh, crtrzenshrp, general scrence, and general math BAGLEY HOTEL 8a CAFE - MILLER'S FARM 85 HOME STORE ADAM'S MARKET - BRODTVILLE CHEESE FACTORY ' f ' , y J' J Meal- fl! M5 . u s Y l , E7 . '- fr J V nk Y l 5 1 'ages - EJ, I. I r H C11 M lu g N H 1 mi ll: K. A cf ' ' F5 , ' ' ' -E gf, .' H:- ' V 'Ill - '15-.-EFF J Q , VV L J 'V' ' : ' . ' . ' . . : I - I I ' U I l ' I 0 AETIVITIES b , L ... , .4lfLf0gI 6tl0A:S I In '1 '4 SECOND ROW: Miss Humphrey, Advisor, Sylvia Horstman, Don Cooley, Vialis Baures, Karolyn Deters, Karen Deters, Dennis Fuller, Dick Sedlmayr, Jack Harris. FIRST ROW: Doreen Fuller, Judy Cora, Lavonne Johnson, Theresa LaMere, Stan French, Tom LaMere. X THIRD ROW: Doreen Fuller, Miss Humphrey, Advisor, Shirley Kasparek, Pat Harris, Georgia Woodington, Wayne Dearborn, Stan French, Tom Lalvlere, Karen Deters, Mary Lu Newrnan, Pat Suck, Joy Knight, Marietta Johnson, Marilyn Moore, Connie Blackbourn. SECOND ROW: Roger Champion, Calvin Keesey, Gail Horstman, Lavonne Johnson, Bruce Gulick, Diana Swinson, Karolyn Deters, FIRST ROW: Don Cooley, Vialis Baures, Dick Sedlmayr, Darrell Cooley, Jack Harris. STAGMAN'S STORE - WEBER BROS, , JEWELRY FRENCH'S L G. A. SUPER MARKET - MEYERS NEWS STAND 4' O I O 0 LIBRARIAN S Mrs. Torowske, Advisor, Marietta Johnson, Theresa LaMere, Pat Harris, Gail Horstman Georgia Woodington, Doreen Fuller, Mary Lu Newman, Karen Deters, Karolyn Deters, ASSEMBLY A1 X A kr' BLOOMINGTON CREAMERY - DR. P. K, EDWARDS BLOOMINGTON RECORD - BRODT'S STORE CHOOL PLAY '1 THIRD ROW Roger Champron Mary Lu Newman Robert Kelley Wayne Dearborn Karen Deters Kar olyn Deters B111 Baures V131lS Baures Lavonne Johnson SECOND ROW Mrs Tornowske Drrector Doreen Fuller Georgra Woodrngton Mar11yn Moore Ga1l Horstman Dranne Swmson Theressa LaMere Marretta Johnson Judy Cota FIRST ROW Darrell Cooley Jack Harrls Bruce Gullck Melvrn Dearborn Drck Sedlmayr Merton Cora Terry Blackbourn Feudrn Over Yonder J 15 ww Q, tv-rw ' we r, Mountaln Maggre Maw Fry Emmy Fry Izzre Fry Clem Fry Rossre Belle Fry Aunt Harry Becky May Wrlly Hornhonker Pappy Popoff Preacher Zeke Popoff , , Weddlng Guests , , MELVIN F. BONN - HOFFMAN'S GROCERY OATES HATCHERY I-IILL'S TEXACO Lavonne Johnson Judy Cota Georgra Woodmgton Roger Champlon V1a11s Baures Dianna Swrnson Gall Horstman Doreen Fuller Wayne Dearborn Bob Kelley B111 Baures Terry Blackbourn Mary Lu Newman Suzanne Atterbury Marllyn Moore A ' W' W J. Er 1, tr T .,,, 5 Y, , ,ef . l, V , 4 il ff 4 . 1 V - - V. 'P f H 'rl' 1 ' ,E . a. I , , .. . A by 4 W- l 1 53 f H M X FT . ' , . ,QQ 1 F lr i ' V .Ur ' V U I'-.V .7 VA : ' . . . . , l I O . ' 3 ' : ' i . I I . I I . I . I l I I I ' r - I 1 i n 1 1 I n I I ' he ...... ' ' LN O . . . r y , nan a sun: 'I ' 36,149 .. ..... ..... ' V ag 1 ....... .... ... lr ,fr ....:11..1.:::i IN King .... Queen . . Duke .... Duchess . .n 1-- ....-...non- Tom LaMere Irene Johnson Stan French Dianna Swinson 1- S 5 ECONOMY FEED MILL NORTH ANDOVER STORE CHEERLEADERS 1 1 is Georgia Woodington, Doreen Fuller, Dianna Swinson, Suzanne Atterbury. ,D ' , Q Q, 'W' S. C WACKERSHAUSER TAVERN - FELDER'S FOOD STORE RUSS BARR - WM. C. MAY STORE ATHLHIIIS H .Abi fOgl 6ll0A BA EBALL TEAM SECOND ROW: Coach Hamilton, Vialis Baures. Stan French, Sonny Bruadt, Tom LaMere Calvin Keesey, Don Cooley. FIRST ROW: Merton Cota, John Meng, Larry Barr, Dennis Fuller, Terry Blackboum, Bi11 Baures. LETTERMEN'S CL B l SECOND ROW: Don Cooley, Larry Barr, Tom LaMere, Sonny Braudt, Vialis Baures, Terry Blackbourn. FIRST ROW: Calvin Keesey, Stan French, Jack Harris. STAR DEPARTMENT STORE - SWENSON'S GROCERY STORE EDWARDS PLUMBING 8a HEATING - HI- WAY MARKET CC 79 Dx i Inga Don Cooley, John Meng, Wayne Dearborn, Stan French, Sonny Braudt, Mr. Hamilton, Coach, Tom LaMere, Calvin Keesey, Dennis Fuller, Vialis Baures, Jack Harris. Junior Keesey, Bill Baures, Manager. HBH TEA A Ri QpGL E 11g iii' ecfi' SECOND ROW: Melvin Dearborn, Bill Hamilton, Junior Keesey, Larry Barr, Dan LaMere, Mr. White, Coach. FIRST ROW: Robert Dearborn, Merton Cora, Darrell Cooley, Terry Blackbourn, Bill Baures, Manager. KOZELKA'S MEN'S WEAR - I. G. A. SUPERETTE HM'S BAR - F. W. MARSHALL Sonny Braudt, Tom LaMere, Stan French, Calvin Keesey, Wayne Dearborn, Dennis Fuller. John Meng, Vialis Baures, Donald Cooley, Jack Harris. Av SQUAD 1957-1958 STATI TIC Score Seneca Wauzeka Monfort Monfort Bloomington Potosi Mar Mac Mt. Hope Wauzeka Cassville Patch Grove Bloomington Potosi Mt. Hope Cassville Patch Grove Bloomington Patch Grove They 63 43 69 60 41 41 49 56 54 35 66 60 41 54 37 67 53 69 Fuller 315 French 349 LaMere 364 Meng 271 Dearborn 209 Braudt 477 Harris 372 Cooley 166 Baures 500 Keesey 286 Name Games FG. FG. Ula FT. . 511 . 666 . 586 . 610 . 362 . 381 . 577 . 500 . 333 . 000 FT. Ula SCENIC VALE MOTEL 8: COFFEE SHOP - HOLIDAY MOTEL GARRITY JEWELRY STORE - EXPLORER SHOP 226 206 175 115 86 70 53 18 10 4 P TS. 56 44 72 39 06 38 94 50 91 33 Ga. Ave .11-Q... vw sa-ff HEMENTAHY All f0gl 6tl0AJ SEVENTH A D EIGHTH GRADES FIFTH ROW Dale Meng Frances Kasparek Kay Havrlle FOURTH ROW Mary Caya Dale Mann Greg Schrer LaRene Grauer Mrs Krefer THIRD ROW Dranne Sedlmayr E11een Caya Dorothy Suck Douglas Caya SECOND ROW Terry Hams Irmmy Meng Karen Hams Wayne Clark FIRST ROW Herbert Ashmore Lours Tornowske Greg Beneker ABSENT Sharon Marvm X 'Il Sandra Cooley Rrcky Gulrck Denms Cota Barbara F1sh1er GRADE BA KETBALL TEAM Wt, GEISLER S BLUE HEAVEN BEN FRANKLIN STORE PEOPLES BAKERY HUTCHINSON S LOG Sa LUMBER COMPANY : . . ' . : , , ' , , . ' . : ' . ' . . . : ' . ' . ' . - : . ' . A , T , az-,L y . .H ' A. Ag 4 A FW- T 1, It 1. his 1 -.5 I . . . xv C ri MxQfX w. GMS. , T 'J 1 I . . ' . , . ' fe ' - ' ' O T P5 1 .ff .5 fY :kg ,. A ig 0 . ' fi 'Z 'lf' I3 - Q gil , ? 'EEE , . FOURTH, FIFTH, AND SIXTH GRADE FOURTH ROW Mrs Ryan Rae Ann Horstman Marty M111er Maxlne Luber Becky Johnson Alrce Caya George Lane THIRD ROW Gary Harrrs Becky Adams Barbara Myers Patty Harrrs Joe Caya SECOND ROW Karen Cohen James Ashmore Mrckey M11I1D Peggy Tune Mlchael Johnson FIRST ROW Ronnre Swrnson Gary Beneker J111 Johnson Mary Tornowske Peter Caya Rosahe Baures FIR T SECO D A DTHIRD GRADE FOURTH ROW De Ann Meng Drana Bohrmger Bob Mrller Two Mrssrng Douglas Flemrng Jr and Albert Thompson THIRD ROW Gary Martrn Cheryl Brown Mar lene Wood Mrs Lane SECOND ROW D1ckeyHarr1s Mary AnnBoh1'1nger Paul Atterbury Lynn Schultz FIRST ROW Lana Wood Robert Cohen Wendy Brown R grna Nrveral QQ DR. SHAPIRO PINE TREE INN TILLER S FURNITURE DR. W CONLEY TAYLOR, Optometrrst v 9 9 ' av P4 Q as .Q-A :H- .l, I 'Ea fu ..-X ffm m. QR Mmm, O ,f 1,21 1, I r':. 1 h Fa .., , -v 1'f5 Z ll 'O L4 W br J '-A M. xii? M 5g'gEi5'P' Q vi- fri METCALFE FUNERAL HOME WPRE RADIO STATION inf i . , .fat 1 '- I I . . ,D 1 . 'ji S 0 ' ,, if A - ' ' T f A S ,N fl is M?-Hr, mt' 5 V 4, w r , 4' I . ' , 1 '. , '1 I P0 SOR OSWALD' S TAVERN Bagley, Wis. NEISES GENERAL STORE Bloomington, Wis. PATTERSON'S JEWELRY Bloomington, Wis. ROBINSON'S BARBER SHOP Bloomington, Wis. SAVORY'S CAFE Prairie du Chien, Wis. SHERIFF SEEMEYER Lancaster, Wis. SCHWARTZ-PHILLIPS HARD WARE Lancaster, Wis. ROSCOE TUBBS Bagley, Wis. BLOOMINGTON BEAUTY SHOP Bloomington PANKA SHOE STORE Prairie du Chien, Wis. LEWIS HARVILLE Bagley, Wis. NORTON CLEANERS c.r.' '- , - Y.-I I -. Nl ff, 1 f, E uf . I, 5 it , '- , , ' -, ' V ' , .1 , , . 5 I 5 e -ae if f r t I ,'r'1? a DEARBORN'S RESORT - DAL'S GARAGE PRAIRIE CITY BANK, Bagley, wis. SPO OR HARRIS 8a WEPKING FURNITURE Lancaster, Wis. MR. 8aMRS, EDWARD WISEMAN Patch Grove, Wis. HAMANN 'S STORE Prairie du Chien, Wis. KNAPP FLOOR COMPANY Prairie du Chien, Wis. PROCHASKA'S HARDWARE Prairie du Chien, Wis. DR. ROBERT I. MCWILLIAMS Prairie du Chien, Wis. BLACKHAWK CLOTHIERS Prairie du Chien, Wis. HORSFALL LUMBER COMPANY Prairie Du Chien. Wis. ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION Lancaster, Wis. WARREN W. FIEBER Bloomington, Wis. ESSER'S GARAGE Glen Haven, Wis. CHUCK HUGHES Bloomington, Wis. E IOR DAY ?r-7' 1' O 'B ,S ,s.- -' fffx 'V 1 Nf fe' V' Y n I ROBERT HORNBY, Bagley J'S FLOWER SHOP, Bowcobel OLIVER WHITE, Prairie du Chien C22 gs- rs-J' fl SECOND ROW: John Patterson, Edward Wiseman, Clark Hampton, Harry Horsfall. FIRST ROW: Herb Hausler, Walter Morrissey, Burdette Willard. Walter I. Morrissey was elected President of the seven-member school board of the new West Grant integrated district. John Patterson was elected as Treasurer and Burdette Willard as Clerk. This school board was elected at the first annual meeting of the new district at the Patch Grove gymnasium. Other members of the board include Clark Hampton, Edward Wiseman, Herbert Hausler and Harry Horsfall. Nearly 700 people attended the meeting which was called to order by Dr. Milton Longhorn, chairman of the County School Committee. Clark Hampton chaired the meeting while Mrs. Robert Hornby of Bagley acted as clerk. lt was decided that the popular name of this new district should be West Grant School District. There are 283 students in the four West Grant high schools and 473 pupils in the eleven graded schools in the district. This newly elected board chose Willis Hamilton to become the Administrator of this new school district. ,H w m .' , Y V I -T , , R ' 2 Y ' E., rf, ' ' '- .1 ,i ' f 7, UI! 5 ' , . 'H mf ' -19 ' 31 f l'-fri Q? 1 X .. .. Y -X V ADMINISTRATOR .-.L GRANT-CRAWFORD CO-OP OIL CO. LYLE MONROE - TERRY G. MONROE, Auctioneer I 1 ' . t 3' Q Y.,-., .S-.4 ud- 5-Al '-r 9 ,UW 'nw E '-. , ,fr-- 1' 1 . C J. f I K, 1'