Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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We hope that in the many years to come you will be able to pick up the annual and find pictures of for- gotten faces and remember the good times We shared with them back in B. H. S. We think of the students who are filling our places, taking part in the same activities that we enjoyed, and going to the same classes. Not only will we see the faces of the students in the annual but also the pictures of those teachers who taught us to learn to live, and we will wonder where they are and what they are doing. Yes, this 1952 Minnewaukan will give us much to think about. We wish to thank all the nice people who helped make this year- book possible. Mr. Mueller and Mr. Zarling for their cooperation, the Sauk County Publishing Company, the Widen Engraving Company, the Boehm Bindery Company, and the teachers and students for their patience. The Minnewaukan would also like to give special thanks to the adviser, Miss Outland for her help and assistance. We would like to thank the L. G. Balfour Company for their donation. 2 'ffl l IIEIIICATIIIN E To two of the most helpful people We know, Mr. Willson and Mr. llinkolv, we clecli- cate this 1952 Minnewaukan. XVe want to thank you for your sincere helpfulness and patience toward us even when you were busy With other responsibilities, and we appreciate the keen interest you have shown in us by attending our parties and outside activities. 3 Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION .... FACULTY .....,,,......... CLASSES SENTORS .....,,.,. JUNIORS .I......,.... SOPHOMORES ,.Y..,. FRESHMEN .,..... FINE ARTS BAND 4,,,..,..,,,............... A CAPPELLA .................... GIRLS GLEE CLUB ........ BOYS GLEE CLUB ,...,,., HIGH LIGHT ........,.....,. MINNEWAUKAN ............ IUNIOR CLASS PLAY ........ SENIOR CLASS PLAY ........ AG-THALIA PLAYS .....,.. OPERETTA .....,.............. CLUBS TRI-HI-Y ....,. HI-Y ..........., THALIA ......,..............,.... KEY CLUB ..........v................... STUDENT COUNCIL ............... BARATEEN ..............,..,....,............... CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB ...... FRENCH ....................................... . DEBATE ............,,. FORENSICS ....,.. G. A. A. ..........,.. . F. H. A. ...,... . F. F. A. ................ . RIFLE CLUB ..... PEP CLUB ,...... SPORTS FOOTBALL ............ . BASKETBALL ..,...... VOLLEYBALL ....... TENNIS ................. TRACK ........,,,....,...,. GOLF ..........,.,.............. HOMECOMING ......... PROM ......,.,.,.........,., INDEX ................. 4 5 6-8 10-24 25-28 20-31 32-34 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44-45 46 48 49 50 51 52 52 53 53 54 54 55 56 57 57 53 60-62 63-64 65 65 66-67 66 63 69 70-72 SEVERN R1NKois Lawrence College Univ. of Wisconsin, Ph. M. Physics, Principal of High School ESTHEH VV EAVER Secretary Administration l GORDON L. VVILLSON Univ. of NVisconsin M.A. Univ. of Lyons, France Superintendent The faces here on the administration page are nearly all the same ones you saw here last year, but a big change has taken place, nevertheless. This year we welcomed Mr. Rinkob as Principal following his promotion from Vice-Principal, leaving Mr. Willson as Superintendent. 5 NORLIAN K. SOLUM Univ. of VVisconsin, M. A. junior High Principal, Social Studies hlUHREL LANG!-3 Clerk of Board of Education '::s' saw ia E -mf , , Q 9' . . as 32 W Q -F 7 ' Q? vi' ,I ..,f- . v'+WMk'4' 'nflwsx I K ' 'K,f'w' .gf sv f . 'iiii i ijlli 5 2 ' ,gf . ,.:.- fm F af se 1 . eg., Q ,W A .1 'nf ' . 5 ' WALLACE AKEY IIARRIET ANDRENVS BETH ARVESON Moravian College, XViseonsin State Col. Univ. of VVisr.-onsin. at Milwaukee. English, Latin, Bi, English. Team Basketball Coach, Asst. Freshman Football Coach. Key Clnlv. LAWRENCE BEVENS JEAN CARMICHAEL Iowa State Teachers College, Grinnell College, Milton Col., Univ. of NVisconsin. Science, Ir. Iligh Stn- clent Conncil, jr. High Football. Barateen. Social Studies, Alnnior Lawrence College, Cohnnhia Univ. Teach- ers College M. A. Nloclern History, Sociol- ogy, lieononnes. Tri-Ili-Y. IIAZEL DAHL XViseonsin State College at Superior. English, lligh Light. Faculty IOSEPII BAER YViseonsin State College at Milwaukee, Univ. of NVisconsin. Univ. of Chicago, The Citadel. Business Law, Civics, Economics, Debate, Forensics, Student Conneil, Rifle Clnh. NIARJORIE ENHICHT XVisconsin State Col- lege at NVhiteWater. Geometry, Bookkeeping, Banking. RICHARD BATES Miami Univ.. Univ. of VViseonsin. Meteorology, VVorlcl Geography, Economic Geography, Science, jr. High Track, Freshman Coach. INIARVIN ERDMANN W'isconsin State Col- lege at River Falls. Agriculture. F. F. A. COLE FELMLEE HARRIET FORSYTHE Northland College, WVisconsin State Col- lege at Superior. Chemistry, Advanced Math.. Practical Math.. jr. Class Adviser. JANE HASLANCER Univ. of XVisconsin, M. A. Music. NVisconsin State Col- lege at LaCrosse. Physical Education, C.A.A., Pep Club. Faculty COLLEEN CUTH Marquette University, Univ, of XVisconsin. English, Forensics, jr. Class Adviser, ROBERT IIACLUND IRVIN L. HANSEN VVisconsin State Col- lege at Superior, Univ. of Minnesota Duluth Branch. -lr. Class Play. Arithmetic, Freshman Basliethall. WM. LEIDHOLDT NIARCAHET NIARY SICRID NOLTE Univ. of North Dakota. MCCUAN Univ. of Minnesota. Physical Education, College of St. Theresa. Univ. of Illinois. lleatl Coach. Shorthand, Office Prac- English, Lihrary, tice, Typing, School Lunch PI'0gI'lllll. Speech Cluh. Forensics :Xlleghenev College, NViseonsin State College at Milwaukee, Univ. ot' XViscousini Band CAIL OUTLAND latwreuee College, Miclcllehurv College, English, French, French Cluh. Sr. Class Adviser. Annual. sw, ft ANU, : 7 ,Q .f. ETHEL RICH Milton College, University of Wisconsin, English, Speech, Ag-Thalia Plays, Sr. Class Play, Thalia. GARNER L. SMITH Wisconsin State Col- may y A si.T.-. EUGENE RUNHOLM MARIELLEN SCHADDE GERALD SCOTT Northland College, Wisconsin State College at Superior, Univ. of Wisconsin. Civics, Guidance, Civic Improvement, Sophomore Class Adviser, Asst. Coach. DORINNE TRAULSEN Univ. of Wisconsin. lege at Platteville. Art History, Barateen, Sr. Class Adviser, ALFRED RAMBOW Volleyball Coach, Wisconsin State Col- Asst. Football Coach. 'lege at Platteville, Stout Institute. Drivers Training, SYLVIA SHUSTER Industrial Arts. Stout Institute. Home Economics, F . H. A. Faculty 8 Univ. of Wisconsin. Librarian. DOROTHEA WEBSTER Wisconsin State Col- lege at Platteville, Univ. of Colorado. World History, General Business, History, jr. High Newspaper. WVisconsin State Col- lege at Stevens Point Biology, Sr. Class Adviser, Hi-Y, Tennis. ALLAN WEGNER Stout Institute. Univ. of Vtlisconsin. Industrial Arts. RUTH E. WILLARD Wisconsin State Col- lege at Oshkosh. 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APOSTOL, BESSIE Bess High Light 3,4, A Cappella 2,3,4 CVice-Pres.J, Girls Clee Club 2 fTreas.l, 3,4, Junior Clee Club 1, Thalia 4, Operetta 2,4, Speech Club 1. BERMANN, SHIRLEY Shirl Annual Staff :2,3,4, Thalia 2,3,4, Speech Club 1, Librarian 1, Vale- clictorian 4. BOWERMAN, JOHN Strauss Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 4, High Light l,2,3 CSports Editorl, 43 Stu- dent Council 2., Senior Class Play 4, A Cappella 2,3,4, Boys Glee Club I,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,23 Operetta 4. 10 ALEXANDER, AUDREY uAudn Annual Staff 3,4, C.A.A. 3, Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 CSec.l, Junior Class Officer 3 fSec.D. ANDERSON, JEROME Jerry Volleyball 4, Intramurals 2,4. BANKS, JEAN Jeannie High Light 1, Civic Improvement Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Chorus 2,3,4, C.A.A. Baseball Man- ager 3, Pep Club 2,3,4. BEVENS, WILLIAM J. Bill Barateen 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4, High Light 1, A Cappella 2,3,45 Boys Clee Club 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4,, Latin Club I,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Operetta 2,4: Speech Club 1 CPreS.l, All-State Chorus 4, Madrigal 3,4. BRADLEY, AGNES ..Aggie,, Annual Staff 3,45 French Club 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY, DUANE Omar Football 1, Intramumls 1,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2. CAREY, JAMES ..Jim,, Intramurals 1,2,3,44 Civic Improve- ment 3,4g junior Class Play 3 fPrompterJg Key Club 4, Speech 1 fVice-Pres.J. CLEMENT, OLIVER Ollie Badger Boys' State 3, Football 1, 2,3,4g Track lg Student Council 2,3,4CPres.Jg A Cappella 43 Boys Clee Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4 CSec.Dg Rifle Club Ig Speech Club 1. CONNERS, HELEN Connie French Club 3, Chorus 3g Latin Club 1,2g Speech Club 1. CUMMINCS, GERALD ..Jerry,, Track lg Intramurals 1,4g F. F. A. 2,3,4. BREI, SHIRLEY ..Babe,, French Club 45 Civic Improvement 2,3,43 Girls Clee Club 1,3,4g Junior Glee Club lg Chorus 2. CI-IRISTIANSON, LILLIAN HI-Aollyil Civic Improvement 2,3,4g Chorus 2, 3,44 F, H. A. 4, Playwriting Con- test 3. CLIFT, JAMES Little Baldy Basketball lg Intramurals 2,3,4g Tennis 3,4g Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 3,4g Stage Crew CRAHEN, MARJORIE Margie,' C. A. A. 3,41 Chorus 2,3,4g Latin Club 1. DAVID, DONNA JEAN Davey', High Light 3,49 Chorus 2, 3,45 Speech Club 1, Senior Class Secre- tary, Office Assistant 3,4. 11 Class of H152 DEBECK, MARILYN G. A. A. 3, Chorus 2,3,4. DUNCAN, DONNA DuncU Annual Stad 3CMake-up Editorl 4 fliditorl, G. A. A. 1CPres.l 2.,3,4 lHead of sportsl, High Light Illn- terviews Editorl, Civic Improve- ment 2,3,41 Girls Glee Club 3,4, Chorus 2, Thalia 3, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QSec.-Treas.D, Speech Club 1, Dramatics 1, Libra- rian 1. FISCHER, PAUL Stooge Golf 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Civic Im- provement 3,45 Boys Glee Club 3, Band 1. CASPER, THERESE H. Terry Chorus 4, Band 4. GETSCHMAN, JOYCE ..Joey,, Chorus 2,3,4, F. H. A. 4. DlXON, VANETTA Frenchy', Debate 3, Chorus 2,3,4. DUNSE, MARVIN Dinkyn Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Iu- lI'.l11lLlf.ll'i 3,4. FULLER, DEAN Football 3, Student Council 3,4, F. F. A. 1,2,3,4fPres.l, junior Class Treasurer. GEISSER, NONA Giz Barateen 4, G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, High Light lfjunior Editorl 2,3,4, Civic Improvement Club 2,3QSec.-Treas.l 4, Student Council 4, Senior Class Play 4, A Cappella 4, Girls Glee Club 2,3fSec.-Treas.J 43 Junior Glee Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Homecom- ing Attendant 4, Pep Club 4, Speech Club 1. c1BBoNs, MARTHA Gabby,' Barateen 4, G. A. A. 1, Newspaper 1, Debatc 2, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Ag-Thalia Plays 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 4, Chorus 2, Thalia 2,3,4CPres.D, Latin Club 1,2, Forensics 1,2,3, Speech Club 1. 12 Class of 1952 Seniors CIESE, RODNEY F. F. A. 14 Rifle Club -lg Sta'fc Kfrfw 4. CONZAGOVVSKI, FRANCIS GOLLMAR, CAIL B.ll'.llCtxIl 1,2,3QTreas.l 44 C. A. A. 1.44 Student Council 34 Cirls Clee Club 2,3444 junior Clee Club 14 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2.3.43 Latin Club l,2lSec.l4 li-ul 1,24 Pep Club 4g Speech Llub 1. GRAF, JOYCE Frank C. A. A. 2,f3CVice-Pres.l, 4fYI'l'6klS.jQ . .-,. v .4 High Light 3,44 Civic Improvement AS'fhal't' PIM 213' F' F- A- 17 J 3, Girls Gli-Q Club 1,2,3,4cPres.J4 4l5H'l' Tri-Hi-Y 3,44 Pep Club 3,4Q Speech Club 1. GRAF, jUNE CRAY, PATRICIA j. C. A. A. 1,2,3,4lSec.J4 Newspapcir Pat 3,44 Civic Improvement 33 Cirs . , , .. .- CIW Club 1,2'3.4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 C. A. 1,2,3,4, Xfiivic Improve- f'FI'CllS.jQ Pep Club 344. GREEN, CHARLES ChuckU Football 34 Intramurals 44 F. Ii. A. 1,2,3,44 Rifle Club 4. CROSINSKE, CAROL Hjeann Chorus 2.3444 F. II. A. 1.2.,3,4 I3 ment 243,44 Girls Clee Club 1,3,44 junior Clee Club 14 F. H. A. 4. GRIFFITH, j0 ANNE ..I0,, Newspaper 14 junior Class Play 34 Senior Class Play 44 Chorus 2,-3,44 Latin Club 14 Forensics 4. CROSINSKE, RHEVA D. A. 11. Award 44 French Club 3,44 Civic Improvement 2,3Q Ag- Thalia Plays 44 A Cappella 2,3,4Q Cirls Club 2,3444 junior Glee Club 13 Thalia 2,3,4CSec.l4 Latin Club 1,24 Band 1,24 Operetta 2,44 Foren- sics 34 Speech Club 1. Seniors GUST, RICHARD Barateen 14 Football 1,2,3,44 Bas- ketball 14 Volleyball 2,3,4g Golf 1, 2,3,44 Intramurals 4g Student Coun- cil 2,3,44 A Cappella 3,4tPres.l3 Boys Glee Club 2,3,44 Key Club 3,44 Latin Club 1,2fTreas.J4 Oper- etta 44 Senior Class President. HAWKINS, JEAN ANN Wiener Barateen 44 French Club 3,44 G. A. A. 1,2,3,44 High Light 1tAsst. EditorJ4 Civic Improvement 2,3,4 fSec.-Treas.l4 Senior Class Play 43 Girls Glee Club 2,3fLibrarianJ 44 junior Glee Club 14 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Latin Club 1,24 Cheerleader 44 Pep Club 44 Speech Club 1. HAYES, SHEILA French Club 3,45 G. A. A. 1,23 High Light lg Civic Improvement 243,44 Debate 2fVice-Pres.J4 junior Class Play 33 Ag-Thalia Plays 2,44 Girls Glee Club 4g Chorus 2,34 Thalia 2,3,4Q Latin Club 1,24 Play- writing Contest 34 Forensics 1,2,3,4g Speech Club 1. HEWITT, DOROTHY ..DOt,, Chorus 24 F. H. A. 2. IIILL, BETTY LizD French Club 4fSec.l4 G. A. A. 1, 2,3444 High Light 13 Civic Im- provement 2,3,44 Chorus 2,3. 14 HAN NON, RODNEY ..R0d,, Intramurals 4g F. F. A. 1,2,S,4. HAYES, MICHAEL Miken Football 14 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Boys Glee Club 23,44 Speech Club 1. HEIN, ESTELLE MAE Ricki', French Club 44 Newspaper lg Chor- us 3,43 F. II. A. 2,3,4. HIGGINS, SHIRLEY Shirl Girls Glee Club 3,44 Junior Glee Club 14 Chorus 2g Thalia 3,4Q Speech Club 1. HORN, HELEN FAYE Corny G. A. A. 24 High Light lg Civic Improvement 2,3,44 Girls Glee Club 3,4Q junior Glee Club lg Chorus 2g Playwriting Contest 34 Band 1, 2,3,4fLibrarianJ4 Majorette 2,3,4 CDrum Majorlg Speech Club 1. ISENBERG, JAMES Putz,' Annual Staff 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4: Civic Improvement 2,3,45 Boys Clee Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4fVice- Pres.l5 Manager 1fFootbalD5 Band 1,2,3,4fTreas.l5 Speech Club 1: Junior Class President. IOCHMAN, DONALD Don F. F. A. 1,25 Rifle Club 45 Stage Crew 4. KASDORF, DEAN KLINCENMEYER, JOYCE G. A. A. 1,2,3CManager Bowlingl 45 fVice-Pres.l3 Chorus 2,3,4. KOWALKE, ROBERT Bob Banking 2,3,45 Football 15 Volley- ball 2g Civic Improvement 3,45 Latin Club 15 Rifle Club 4. JACKSON, CLAYTON Clayty Annual Staff 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4 CCO-Captainlg Civic Improvement 2, 3,4fPres.J5 Student Council 35 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Chairman 45 Speech Club 1. KAPELKA, LaVE'I'A Tyke G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 High Light 1,3545 Civic Improvement 2,3,45 Debate 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Thalia 3,45 Foren- sics 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 1. KERNDT, CABOLYN Carrie French Club 3,4fVice-Pres.J5 C. A. A. 1,25 Civic Improvement 2,33 junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Ag-Thalia Plays 4fAsst. Di- rectorl5 A Cappella 3,45 Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,45 junior Glee Club 15 Thalia 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Op- eretta 45 Speech Club 1. KN ERR, JERRY A. HJ., Barateen 152,-3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 High Light 2,3fAsst. Editorl, 4CEdi- torlg Civic Improvement Club 2,35 Student Council 45 A Cappella 2, 3,45 Boys Clee Club 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4fPres.l. KRUECER, CAROLE G. A. A. 25 A Cappella 45 Girls Clee Club 1,2,3,45 Thalia 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Band 2,3,45 Maj- orette 45 Operetta 45 Speech Club 1. 15 LANE, PATSY 'SPAN 'unior Cliss Ph 3Costume Com- ,I , ... . y - I . . mitlccD5 Chorus 2,3,45 F. H. A. 4. LIECEL, ROBERT C. upopen Annual Staff 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4g Lasketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4 filo-captainlg Civic Improvement Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Sen- ior Class Play 45 Boys Glee Club 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4QTreas.J. LUEBKE, CALEN Football 2,43 Track 15 Intramurals 1,3,45 Student Council 35 junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Ag-Thalia Plays 1,25 A Cappella 2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Hi- Y 45 F. F. A. 1,2,35 Operetta 2,45 Forensics 2,3. LYNCH, HELEN S. G. A. A. 15 Newspaper I,3,4QBusi- ness Managerlg A Cappella 2,3,4 LLibrarip1nD5 Girls Glee Club 1,2,3 ILibrarianD, 45 Latin Club 1,23 Op- cretta 25 Speech Club 1. MARQUARDT, RICHARD W. Dick', Banking 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Golf 15 Intramurals 45 High Light 3,4 CSports Editorlg Civic Improvement 2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Senior Class Play 43 Boys Clee Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4lTreas.J5 Class Officer 2 fSec.-Treas.J. LEECE, INIARILYN Leecy', C. A. A. 1,23 Chorus 2,3,4. LooM1s, JANET Civic Improvement Club 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Forensics 35 Speech Club 1. LUETKENS, JOAN ..JO,, G. A. A. 1,2,35 High Light 13 Civic Improvement Club 25 Ag-Thalia Plays 35 Girls Glee Club 2,3,45 junior Clee Club 15 Thalia 3,45 Forensics 2,35 Speech Club 1. MAHNER, ROBERT ..B0b,, MARQUARDT, WALTER Mort Volleyball 1,4C,ManagerJ. 16 Seniors IVIATHER, THOINIAS Matches, F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Band 2,f3,4. McINTYRE, TOM Mad, Football 1,35 Track 1,23 Rifle Club 1. McMAHON, WAYNE Annual Staff 3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4g Vol- leyball 4, Golf 2,3,4g Intramurals 43 Key Club 2,3,4CVice-Presjg Rifle Club 2QTreas.D. MELVIN, EUGENE L. .fCene,, Football 1,2,3,4fCaptainDg Basketball 2, Track 2,44 Intramurals 1,3,4g Student Council 4CVice-Presjg Boys Clee Club 1,2,3,4g Key Club 3,45 F. F. A. 1,2,3. MEYERS, DEAN W. Football 3, Intramurals lg Civic Improvement Club 1,2,3g F. F. A. 1,25 Rifle Club 1,2,3. 17 McARTHUR, ELIZABETH LizD Annual Staff 4QBusiue-ss Mauagcrlg French Club 3fSec.-Treasj, 4, Bank- ing lg Badger Girls State 33 High Light 1,2,3CBusincss Managerlg Girls Clee Club 2,3,4g Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4g F. H. A. 253. MCKINLEY, E. SUSANNE Sue , Civic Improvement Club 3,45 De- bate 2,3,4fPres.Dg Senior Class Play 4fPrompterDg Latin Club 1,25 Band 3,4. MEIER, IRENE ANN Chorus 1,2.3. MEYER, CARRY Punk,' Annual Staff 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Civic Im rove- ment Club 2, Boys Glee Cliib 1, 2,33 Hi-Y 2,3,4fChaplainJg Prom King 3. S.: . l INIILLER, INIARLAND Rum', Football 3,43 Basketball 4CManagerJg Intramurals 3g Hi-Y 4. i 1'-1 Seniors MITCHELL, FRANCES Franny, G. A. A. lg Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Latin Club 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 1. MUDGETT, BONNIE JEAN French Club 3,4g G. A. A. 1,2 Chorus 2,3,4g F. H. A. 1. NEEFE, BEVERLY ..BeV,, G. A. A. 1,2,3. NEITZEL, PHYLLIS ANN Tootie Chorus 2,3,4g Librarian 1. ONIKUL, GERTRUDE MUDD, MARY ELIZABETH .aMuddyar Barateen 3,45 High Light Ig Civic Improvement Club 2,45 Debate 2, 3,4 fSec.-Treasjg Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4g Ag-Thalia Plays 2,3,4fDirectorl, Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Thalia 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Playwriting Contest 25 Foren- sics 1,4, Speech Club 1. RUSSELL, TOM ..Red., Barateen f3,4g Annual Staff 2, Foot- ball 1,3g Track 15 Golf lg junior Class Play 3, A Cappella 2,8,4g Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 4. NEHRINC, IACQUELINE C. A. A. 2,3g Girls Chorus 2,3. NINNEMAN, KENNETH 4aKen,a High Light 1, Senior Class Play 4, Ag-Thalia Plays 35 F. F. A. 1,3. ORMOND, ARLENE ..Gert,, ..Ar,, Barateen 4, French Club 35 Civic Civic Improvement Club 2, 3, 4, Improvement Club 2,3,4g Chorus Chorus 3,44 F. H. A. 1,2,3. 2,3,4. 18 OSBORNE, TOISI Stud Annual Staff 2.3,-1tSports Editorlg Football 233,45 Baskf-tlmll I,2,3g Track 3,45 Intramurals 4g Civic I1n- provcment Club 2,31 Studcnt Coun- cil 3g Senior Class Play 44 Boys Clcc Club I,2,3,4g Key Club 2,331 lPrcs.Dg Spf-L-ch Club l. PASKE, INEZ E. C. A. A. lg Chorus 3: F. ll. A. l. PBEINIO, STAN Buzz Football 2,34 Basketball lg Yollcy- ball 2,3515 Intramurals I,2,3,4g Civ- ic Improve-mcnt Club 2,3,4. RAMSEY, RICHARD 'Knit-k F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. REPKA, SHIRLEY Student Council I3 Chorus 3,4g F. H. A. 1,3,4. PALMER, BETTY LOU Lou,, junior Class Play 3CMake-uplg A Cappella 45 Clirls Clce Club I,2,3,4g junior Clec Club Ig F. H. A. I, 2,3,4. PIERCE, DONNA JEAN Debate 39 Chorus 2,3,-13 Spccch Club Ig Ollicc Assistant 4. PYDYNKOWSKI, EUGENE PeDy', Intramurals 3g Civic Improvement 3,4g junior Class Play 33 Boys Cleo Club 3,-4g Latin Club I,22. RAU, JOHN M. Flyrod', Banking 33 Track lg Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. RICHARDSON, ROSEMARY Rosh-U Frcnch Club 35 C. A. A. I,2,3,4: Civic Improvement 2,35 Ag-Thalia Plays 3: Cirls Clcc Club l,3,4: junior Clcc Club lg Chorus 2g Thvlia 4g Prom Qucvn 3g Pep Club 2,3,flg Spccch Club 1. 19 Class of I952 RILEY, RAYMOND W. Rafi 1. I.A. 4. SCHEPP, BELVA Annual Staff 3,44 C. A. A. 2,3fHead of Basketballl, 4fPres.Jg Chorus 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4QVice-Presjg F.H.A. 4g Pep Club 3,4. SCHOENOFF, KAY FRANCES Barateen 2,3,4g French Club 4, G. A. A. I3 High Light lg A Cap- pella 2,3,4, Girls Clue Club 2,3,4g junior Glee Club 1, F. H. A. 1, Band 1,2,3,4g Opcretta 2g Speech Club 1. SCHBOEDER, NORMAN Norm', k 194 Hi h Li 'ht 34tCircu Trac ,-,Q g L, -, '- lation Managerjg junior Class Play, Rifle Club 2,3. SCHULZE, SALLY ..Sal,, C. A. A. 1,24 Girls Glcc Club S,4, Chorus 2. ROACH, SUE ANN Barateeu 2,3CSec.J, 4CPres.lg C. A. A. 1,2,3g junior Class Play 33 A Cappella 2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 2, 3,4, Junior Clce Club 1, Thalia 3,4g Latin Club 35 Homecoming Queen 4, Playwriting Contest 2, Operetta 2,45 Pep Club 3,43 Speech Club. SCHNEIDER, RAY ..Ray,, Football 1,2,8,4, Track 1,2,3,4, In- tramurals 1,4g Ag-Thalia Plays 2,4g Boys Glee Club 4g Hi-Y 3,4g F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g Speech Club 1. SCHOENOFF, RICHARD IRVIN Turku Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2, Y 234Sec Latin Club 1,2 Hi- -f, C '-74 ' fVicc-Pres.J3 Band 1,2,3,4. SCHULTZ, RALPH W. Crow Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4g Civic Improvement Club 2,3fVice-Pres.l, 4, Student Council 4, Boys Glee Club 1,2,3g Ili-Y 2,3,4. SKUPNIEWITZ, THOMAS Transfer from Pardeeville. 20 Class of 1952 Seniors SMITH, BARBARA IEAN Barb Barateen 3,43 G. A. A. 1,25 High Light 3,45 Civic Improvement 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 45 junior Glee Club lg Chorus 2,35 Thalia 3,45 Playwrit- ing Contest 25 Speech Club 1. SORENSON, PATRICIA ANN Pat G. A. A. 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Ag-Thalia Plays 45 Girls Glee Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Thalia 45 Latin Club 1,25 Homecoming Attendant 4. STARNER, ANN L. Annie G. A. A. 1,25 Barateen 3,45 Civic Improvement Club 3,45 Debate 35 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,45 junior Glee Club 15 Tlialia 45 F. H. A. 2,3,4tPres.J5 Operetta 45 Speech Club 1. STOECKMANN, JEAN A Cappella 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,45 Junior Glee Club lg Band l,2,3,4. SWANSON, GLORIA Student Council 25 Chorus 3,45 F. H. A. 1,2,3tPres.l, 4. 21 SOLLES, GORDON GordyU Badger Boys State 35 Football 1, 2,3,45 Track lg Volleyball 35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Senior Class Vice- President. SPRECHER, BONNEVIERE Bonnie Barateen 3,45 French Club 45 Badger Girls State S5 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 High Light 15 Civic lui- provement Club 3fPres.l, 45 Student Council 35 Senior Class Play 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,45 junior Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3,4Q1'res.l5 Pep Club 2,3,4f,Pres,l5 Speech Club 1. STEELE, MARIANNA Stainless, Barateen 45 Annual Staff 45 French Club 3,4tPres.D5 C. A. A. 15 High Light 1,2,35 Student Council 4CSec.- Treas.l5 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Ag-Thalia Plays 42,4 fDirectorl5 A Cappella 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 253,45 Boys Glee Club 3,4tAccompanistJ5 junior Glee Club 15 Thalia 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Operetta 2,4f.Acc0m- panistD5 Forensics 1,25 Speech Club 1. STOPPER, PHILLIP Phil', Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 15 A Cappella 2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2. TERRY, ELLEN Barateen 45 G. A. A. 1,35 Student Council 25 Debate 25 Girls Glee Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Thalia 3,45 Latin Club 15 F. H. A. 1,2. Seniors THEIS, ROGER ..R0g,, Annual Staff 3,4g Tennis 3,4g A Cappella 44 Boys Glee Club 3,4g Latin Club 2,34 Operetta 4. VIGNALI, CARL uvigersv Track 1,2,3,4g Debate 34 Junior Class Play 34 Hi-Y 4g Rifle Club 1,2. WARE, HARLAN Harleyv Barateen 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 45 Key Club 2,3,4g Manager fFootballl 3,4L WOLTER, DON Track lg Volleyball 2,S,4g junior Class Play CProperties Commjg Rifle Club 3,4fPres.Q. ZIMMERLY, ROBERT ..Zim,, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Civic Improve- ment Club 3,4g Boys Glee Club 3,45 Rifle Club 3,4CVice-Pres.Jg Speech Club 1. 22 - la.. A L TOOLEY, SUE French Club 3,4g G. A. A. 2,3g High Light Ig Debate 2CSec.l, 8,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Thalia 3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3g Forensics 2g Speech Club 1. WALSH, MARYLYNN ..Mary,, G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Civic Improve- ment Club 2,3,4g Debate 1,25 Chorus 2,3,4g F. H. A. 15 Speech Club 1. WEIRICH, RALPH Red,' F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. ZEMAN, LEONARD H. General,' F. F. A. 3,4g Rifle Club 3,4. is for the Seruice our classmates and cluhs have rendered throughout the year. is for the Energy which our senior ath- letes and the fans who cheered them on put into our athletic contests. is for the never-failing Erzthusiusm they showed for their projects, especially the class play. is for the Initiative which the class dis- played in the activities and services in which they participated. is for the U-rigginulify the class used in mak- ing activities a success. is for the Hcsoz1rf'efu1nes.s' they displayed throughout their school career. XVe Led Them On - D. David, ll. Cust, ll, Crosinslte, C, Solles. XVatching the World Co By - l. ll. Liegel, C. Melvin, I. Rhea, 1. Bowerman. 2, ll. Schultz, QI. Iscnherg. CI. jackson, C. Meyer. Our Memories lVill Live Un. Ili! Fellasn-C. Gollmar, M. XValsh. Finally Caught Up with Me -li. Schneider. We Pranked and Played 1 J . 23 Worked and Won Honors 2A The Hals of lvyn have bid farewell to the class of '52, but they Won't forget some of our exploits for a long time. Among our more notable accornplishxnents was the sellout of the class play tickets. So many people wanted to see the play that the ushers had dilliculty in finding room for all of them. The play went over big, with everyone rolling in the aisles. Fountain pens were given to Phyllis Neitzel and jerry Knerr as the boy and girl selling the most tickets. One of our more notorious escapades involved the painting of a big ,52 on the school chimney and the fight with the juniors, the seniors winning of course. Did you know that the class has thirteen top honor students instead of the usual ten? Shir- ley Bermann and Oliver Clement walked away with the highest honors. To end our glorious four years of school the senior banquet was held at -Okee Lodge on june 5, and the picnic at Devills Lake june 4. But the proudest of all accomplislnnents is the fact that nearly S5300 has been left to buy a class gift which is to be two spotlights and a new flag for the gym. Honorable 13-1. Carolyn Kernclt 2.1. lxnerr, P. Aland, M. Steele, li. Crosinske, C. Vignali 3. H. Theis, D. Fuller, S. Hermann, D. David 4. Dick Cust, O. Clement, XV. Bevens. U Rah Rah -H. Richardson, bl. Hawkins, D. Duncan, S. Roach, N. Cleisser, J. Hanks. Digging for Term Papersi'-B. Sprecher, li. McArthur. L'Now You Listen to Men-Mr. Rinkob, NV. McMahon. There Are None So Rare As Can Compare with Us - 1. C. Meyer, S, Premo 2. P. Fisher, ll. Nlarquardt, 'lf Usborne, lt. Lit-gel, li. Schultz, C. jackson, -I. Isenberg. 'Tm a Big Boy Now -R. Liegel. Juniors Allmrocht, 1' . zbu I . ':'V 1' V l b:: V Barn:-S, M. W YE 'Q ? qqlvqz F in by b In lialfrl. 19- 4 . I - ' ,T A 'v', . - .-:. PV 'A-- ' Bvardslvy. L. '-V: f r Y ' , , - .A ,Q J X . . . 1: X Bisr-ln, F. . V A 1 ezgy' llorkvnlxage-n, D 5 if gr. ' 1 E , ...S in .S p F 3 Bortlvs, A. W M L Y' if Bowl-rman, G R Z JS X '- - . .5555 5 , A X xv Christian. V. I Q . Clvvvlzllld, I. Q A ' . i n Clinm-, A. ' 0 in 'FX I .ur Y ,. X . ' ,gl Cook, F. , A ' ws , I - N- .- 1' 5' I , 'N 1, K fig? N . - 'HV 3- Z y W - 3 ' Sh .F Esclwnlmac-ln, V .'-- b Liennigkoh, N . Cc-Ixrkv. D. H . A'-- ' ' l rf llanlvy, P. X WM Ilargvr, B. llart, P. Herritx, M. Iohnson, I. Kalnvnsky, S. Karll, K. Kennedy, C. Krnsu, F. Kuwitzky, E. Lllhlilf, H, Lange, C. Llwclws, D. Luslmy, K. Lutlwr, D. Lynch, XV. ,A we . Ln L ' I? . , u - gg. A- 'M .11 .K i Ba-idx, D. Br-ll, L. lfwnxivs, S, Bivcll, M. Brand, F. Brophy, K. Burton, S. Carl, li. lJCdl'l'iL'Il, C. Dick. I. Doa-ring, N. IDUIIIKU, A. C1-tsr.-lnnan, D G1-tsclnnan, I. w. 1 Cywhvl, L. Ch-1-son, R. llvwitt, E. Hillvr, L. Hillmer, C. janssvn, A. Kinnalnon, K. Klux-nder, A. Knoop, II. Koch, R. Larson, II. Larson, I. Lindgren, B. Loock, R. Martin, P. Martin, ll. N-larzoc, NV. Meisvl. D. Melvin, nl. Mertzke, D. Moeclinger, A Mueller, ll. Newman, S. Nietz, P. Page, P. P.1rlis, Premo, D. Prine, E. Prothero, ll. Puttlunner, M. Roclrigue, ll. lloznos, M. Sclmnke, M. Schiecl, nl. Schruln, M. Schultz, ll. Schultz, j. Schultz, P. Sherman, J. Sherwood, N. Shilluncl, B. Solmiek, T. Stone, J. Stopper, N. Sweeney, P. Teich, R. VzmLieshout, Vertein, O. Vethe, D. Voiles, C. Yoss, S. Zuntow, P. Zemam, V. Zieinke, D. Class of 1953 'lv if 'KT 26 Nelson, E. Nelson, J. Neuman, D. Newell, P. Puske, M. Platt, ll. Pleuszuits, E. Powell, P. llunclull, M. llllll, C. lli'D1Jt'IlllLll.fL'Il, M llisleen, F. SelliH'1na1yer, K. Schilling, P. Sehoenheelc, NV. Sclionzxsky, E. Schultz, P. Schultz, ll. Schultz, V. Schultz, NV. Solum, N. Sorenson, V. Stieve, l. Stomhuugh, M. Terry, P. Tlnompsoli, j. 'llUl1lilS0lll, L. 'I'oplmm, D. XVeclel, C. VVcinke, A. Vlfeinlie, M. VVilclzl, B. Zulu-l, ll. Zin ilmvmnriam The junior Class wishes to dedicate its section of the 1952 Minnewaukan to the memory of Gene Eschenbach, who passed away on November 25. 1951. As a student, Gene participated in the activities of his class and was a member of Rifle Club and Civic Im- provement Club. Gene will be remem- bered for his friendly Ways and spirit of cooperation. 27 Studying CPD for Exams- 0nly 0ne More to G0 28 is for junior Prom with royalty Pat Terry and Pat Zantow lead- ing us through our Carden in the Rainf' is for Unity-all of us working together on the class projects with our advisers Miss Guth and Mr. Fehnlee. is for Necessary class business conducted by Dau Premo, Kay Lusby, Tim Bisch, and Helen Schultz. is for Interest taken in school cluhs and organizations. is for g'O'ur Hearts Were Young and Gay, the junior Class Play. is for Representatives Margie Randall and Helen Schultz to Badger Girls State, and Pierre Hart and Fred Kruse to Badger Boys State. Class Officers- D. Prenio, K. Lushy, H. Schultz, T. Bisch. Rogues Gallery - C. Wedel, -I. Dederich, I. Thompson, V. Schultz, B. Zohel. Mr, Smithls Big Sticky- J. Thompson, H. Dodrigue, J. Nelson, N. Doering, B. Mueller, K. Karll, W. Schultz. Let's Have a Party! Chosen for Badger State- M. Randall. H. Schultz, P. Hurt, 1 F. Kruse. Sitting Prettyi'-D. Vethc, II. Knoop. M. Randall, M. Hoznos, A. Cline, . Albrecht, D. Meisel, M. Barnes. 'ijust a Group of Galsn- S. Benzies, P. Page, C. l'Iilllll0I', R. Loock, N. Solulu, bl. VunLieshout, K. Karll, N. Sherwood. Aland. M. Ankonhrznldt, M. ' BilI'l'UXK', K. Bassvt. P. Bird. N. Bisch, M. Bramnun, P. - Braun. N. X f..,. xql N QS QQ K . N 1 w fjilfigllilll. N. Chzmdler, B. Chapman. I. Clift. C. Davis. ll. 'F D1-llzvr. C. I Duncan. P. EIIIIIOH. C. Q 'Q , A EE? XA X is .4 if I f . , , l is1.'llm'r. H. l'ili'iShLllIl'l'. A. Friday. D. rmmmlu I.. . 'roskhus E. l'illHl'I'. x cy - - , .v I If ff . , Gunnison, K. llalrlnon. L. llvhns. D. 5 ll.-Q., D. 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Brooks. L. Cannplwll, C. Clingnmn. C. Cfolllnaul. R. Cook, D. Curry, R. Ennis. P. lfvllzlllcl. J. Foltz. L. I illlm1u'r, B. Guspcr, C. c:K'tSL'hlll1lll. II c:OllZLlg0VVSki. Lmy. C.. HilI'lIll'I, N. llzlrrup, M. llaulgv, P. Hawkins, E. llilllnnn. IC. llollmuly. A. llonle, J. .lill'kS0ll, M. Kzunmm-r, K2ll'l7iIlSkf', M Kunt, S. L Kilnpflwck, K. Ls'.lllw1'lw1'ry, L.-.-, 1. Lvv. M. Lowvll, D Luethy, T. Luetkens, I. Mandt, M. Marquurclt, C. Mcliinlf-y, 'l'. McMahon, M. Mvcaskcy, A. Mejscl, I. Morrick, Naughton, M. Ncitzel, M. Nelson, B. Opperlnan, L. Ormond, C. Osborne, S. Parks, j. Pivotto, li. Platt, J. Potter, I. Randall, S. Scliacfvr, D. Sclwpp, B. Schmidtkc, C. Schroeder, A. Seufzer, B. Shew, E. Sinnvr, R. Smith, C. Stvinliorst, B. Stcinhorst, H. Stcinliorst, L. Sticvc, J. Vertcin, V. VonWald, J. WVOd0kincl, V. Vlleclel, D. Younger. R. Zimmerman, V. Zook, Allen Class of l954 '91 ?.'?f 5 Ab .. f ,.s .III if it if 1 W J., fi - P I, .'Qf'f:1 . i' II '4 4 'gg- -' ' .I f Y 'H ,g - 3 4' .k. 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III III! , . . f , ,, H f I- ml III P P f. 1-: E ., . ki lid . . ' 30 Mairqiuirdt. L. lx'l2lllIl'l', M. lN1cCorinicl4. NV in-cl.-1-, c:. xi.-y.-fs, A. Millvr, M. Millvr, li. Milnvr, P. Nm-winzni, ll. Nvwkirk, N. Niculy, N. Olson, S. l,ilSl'iL', M. Pvairsoli. II. Pcllvll. M. Picpcr. A. Run, M. Ringling, S. Ritzviitlmlvr, M Hocliv, M. Sclii'ocLlc1', L. Scl11'ovtlvr, N. Sclmlzv, II. Svflialr, ll. Sniitli, II. Sinitli, li. Sorcnson, D. Spviicvr, II. Swanson, C. 'l'lioinpson. L. 'l'onrclot, E. Va1nZilc, VVvinkv, VVe-itzcl, VV. VVinklc-uuui, B. Young, E. 'W hPa. Ma. and the kidsw- Wcfre Well Launched is for our Sophomore class with its en- rollment ol' 111 students. is for our cluss Ufficcr.s' lion Qltllllllklll. Phyllis Duncan. hvclyn Uroskluus. and 'loin Nlcliinlcy. is for Plcnly of hard Work We accomp- lishecl during the year in all our classes. is for the much neeclccl llclp We 1'c- ccivccl from Klr. liunhohn., our guidance counsellor. is for thc Ullzcr two yczlrs lcft in Bum,- hoo High. is for Mun und ilu' Illoforcurfi the hook which helpccl ns learn more uhont the cur we shall learn to clrivc next ye-ar??? is for the Ozltillgs in biology during the ycur-fun even if they meant getting, up alt 51451 is for Ilccollccfions of our lirst busy year in the senior high. HIS lor the Energy and EllflI.llSi!lS'Hl with which we carried out the yeur's projects. Class Officers: Prcsiclcnl ., ,,,,,,. ,,,.... I lon Collinan Vice-Prcsiilcnt .. ...Phyllis Duncan Secretary ,, ,..,.,, ,,,,,, E velyn Crosliluns Trezisnrcr ., ,, ,,,,... Toni McKinley ucll1l'CSOu KL-RPS. Kent. R. Younger, L. Mnrqiuirclt. K. Cniniison, ff. Mcflee. URCIIICUIIICI' lo erase all errors - Iiow l: li. Gocliring, IC. Larson, P, lfischcr. C. Clift. Row 2: E. lluwltins, LI. McConnell. R. Coll- niani. S. Becker. How 3: P. Sorenson, -I. Spencer, S. Olson, M. Hnrrop. lliaiclqnoiimlz Phil Bassett? Mother-ll. lfischcr Futlicr-B. Fillhoncr Pmhy-M. Hun Budcly-Bucldy - S. lhniclull N. Schruecler 81 Ahrenslncycr. Anglo, P. Balthaxvr, P. Bayle-s, P. Bradley. D. Brvtsch, Il. Bnrknlan, S. Burton. A. Conroy, YV. Cummings, li. Davgc, R. Dcnzvr, B. Elinor, P. Frlland, B. Fvls, K. Fikv. M. Freising, G. Gotsclnnan, C Gilbert, L. Cirling, M. Hanson, C. Harmon, D. Hart, A. Hart, R. Ilcrritz, S. Ilcwitt, D. Hill, D. Hill, C. johnson, S. jones, B. Kaminskc, C. Kinnamon, J. Kurowski, Il. Lambert, Langvr, II. Larson, T. Freshmen .,., ,.,.,, 1 2 V L. A . .. ' 2 1. .,, 1 ,,, M Q35 N 'F 2 is F I xx .V P a L.. f 'UR' A . , Eff 32 w fu ' 4 H x ffl in bk A4 w,...., ' 1. f . .- ,9.ff5,g 5 . 5 , ff .. 'Q f z . 8 is f T3 2 I A f 1 E9 1? . 31 af Bc-ick, D. Borkm-nhage'n, E Borkvnhage-n, F Boyd, 'l'. Cafliscll, N. Clappvr, D. Coldcn, D. Conrad, ll. Dcnxvr, D. Doering, A. Duvsler. M. Dnnnv, S. Fischer. A. Fischer, P. Flcntiv. R. Fla-tc-lwr. j. Covrks, D. Comon, E. Gray, D. Criifcn, K. Hanssvn, M. Hayes, S. Hvrfort, B. llerfort, C. Holt, ll. Honle, P. Howard, B. Jensen, Klingvnlncycr, D Kosin, M. Kotthans, -I. -Kujawa. M. Lcathurherry, S Lehman, J. Luther, C. Lutz, T. McFarland, D. Manthcy, B. Mantin. H. Marklcy, J. McCann. li. Mverhrc-y, P. Mvisvl. VV. Mvyvrs, Il. Nelson, -I. Nc-lson, j. Nvsslcr. C. Nvwman. D. Pcurson. L. Pfnclcr. P. Pings. 1. Platt. P. Prenio, M. Rznnsvy, E. Ruyinonr. M. Rector. D. Rnssvll. -I. Sclwll. li. Schilling, I . Svhulmring. A. Sprcclwr, M. Sta-inhorst, F. Stcinkc-, D. Sticvv. C. Thompson. S. Tinkhznn, j. Toolvy, N. Townsvnd, D. VValkvr. H. VValling, C. Washburn, -I. VV6dvkinil, I. VVilcla, N. VVillia1ns, bl. YVimmer. B. S . . ..,. ... ' Class of 1955 .... Z Hg, ,, .ff , . 1 .. A 'Q 5 t M . A .' 5. A' fl D 'W K--ss. L. ,, . E' i 3' x SX 'f 'K my s .1 4 'Q r fi i - X' v as 5 . . Fi, - rrr- 5 B1 I Q ia . 3 X fx Q Q : I X X.. ,N V if . K 53, 3 ,MX .K 2 .,.. . ,. M Ji g K i . L - ' - Us . xi -Ax' 4' . A X J is 4 H Q34 ' ai 1 'fi- ., A.. f ' 'T' F' 'U 'W Sf M' I 'W' . . K ,.,. b t A f, - A vii V is ii? ' ri.: D J-:fr A A is J wigs? . wa n -v -. ..N.? ' A 1 . swfj X Ui f 'ui Y I ' ' ' if. t . . ri .t 'fx .. .X . . x : 4-f f-0' si. . is A it 1' 'A f ,SRL ig ' t A.. 1' ix' ,4 ins 'D.x .. . P fi 3- '21 31 .QT at .P . -'PQQ .W A. .': ' ' ' ' -1 5 ... x x V .., S eq' .,. -,.-. ' hw .. Az . M i . . t .ix X 6 X . . is . ',.:q an 4 A ,, ,. X W -I ,. . ,X if 'E ny ? x Q X X 'IR A Q - t' 1 SPP M Q , : M A 3 . is A519 ':': H . Q- W. 2 I E: m .viii - ' A - . 6 3:3 X I . .S.- A Martin, J. Martin, J. xiilflill. S, Mullwr. A. Moon. M. Morlvy, ll. Moss. ll. Mould, I . Nivoly. ll. Norris, J. Oppcrinun, S. Owens, S. Polenske, B. Polcnske, D. Pointon, K. Pottcrvillv, I. livgo. R. livttgcn. C. lihinclmrt, B. Rinkob, L. SCIIIIMZ, A. Schwartz. C. Scott, B. Sinnvr. G. St00L'kIlItlllll. R Tc-rry, C. 'l'hivd0, C. Tliolnpson, L. Townscncl, E. Vachtu. W. Vignuli. NV. NVnddvll, M. XVc'clc'l-tirid, ISI. YVUIIZ, R. NW-ston, M. W'hitlvy. M. XVintvrs, B. Young, A. Zimmerman, J And This Is llnly the Be innin 34 is for our First year in high school with three more years to go. is for the Recreation of going to Senior Barateen and the high school activity dances for the first time. is for our Executive group, the -Iunior High Student Council. is for Sports: our freshman teams came through in football, basket- ball and track. is for the Homework, there is plenty of it. is for those Moments in class we snend day-dreaming about the years to come. is for rAl'fiL7lfil'-5'-SDt'CCll Club. -Iunior High High Light, junior C. A. A. and junior Clee C are some that we enjoy. is for the New experiences inf friends we have made during our freshman year. FOOTBALL- lst Row: l. Casner, F. Mould, F. St-hil ling, ln. Lenlhan, ll. lhels, C.. Cal liseh, M. VVhitley. 2nd Row: E. Ramsey, ll. Boyer, M Moon, -I. Kinnamon, I . Horkenhagen P. Platt. 3rd How: 'l'. Lutz, A. Sehultv, ll. Holt ll. Conrad, Ci. Hanson. 4th Row: Mr. Bevens. C. lluebbe, llirsehinger, C. Schwartz, XV. Meise ll. Nh-Cann, D. Beiek, Mr. Akey. SPEECH CLUB- TRACK TEAlNl- lst Row: H. YValker, C. Hill, -I. Boyer C. Huebbe, I. Moss. 2nd Row: I . Schilling, N. Nieoly, ll Theis. ll. XVenZ. M. Moon, QI. fl-lSl11'l Srzl Row: D. Ploenske, 'l'. Lenihm, l l'latl, C.. Lalhseh, A. lluu. VVilliam Telln? ? ? C. Schwartz LETS HAVE A PARTY - P. Platt, C. Herfort. 'l'. Lenihan, A Hart, D. Ploenske. Wildcat Willie Minds the Baby - T. Lutz. w Y A , . X X X X1 ,5f:X::XX' XFQSXX-1 X XX XR ,aw Q X .X .12 XX X' lb X XXX X XX! 'ww - X l,, ,XX W., , 6 Xp X dy? 'S . Y o XX W ,AX V, X5 ' X BYE' . 'X n x Q X wif' XX. X PX ' 'X X., x - ' X225 X ' , .HEX - X X ,5 gl, X x a X 4 x N X X V ' 'X M5 .CX Ar X XX 1 , '- X , s - Q94 x . - Q X XX ,pr , ' we fb' R' cgi N .K 4 X SX ' X . 'F' ' X My ,p if V q, x 4. 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X V xv ' --S' ' XX- ,AS X XX -6 X X X .. ,XX X ,U ,I - X .e ' , gs - - , . v- if ,kgs 1 X I v A ,X Q: K X X ,pu .v Rc .555 Rxq AQ' ll I - ' A X X sw-X. fb!-I X xx 1 Q -X X v 1 , X -X ,QM X , ,X 1 X, , ' ' ' - - ' W' X - - X x s y v 5 'fp' f'i'izX5X Y: ,L ' XJ., l Q , X X. , X0 X4 ' XX - X- X X 0 X . Q '. Hfw X. gm X ,X' , . o 9 ' 4 ', 'am -wg-L ya , g X , , xx, ' ' 1 X14 5- ' ' A 5 ' F Q . ' 1 ', X 7 X X - f. Q , X 0 , , ' QSM X ' . ' X X Q ' 5 ' XXX 5 9 , ,LX f. X v 1 X XA. 0 4 f X X X X X T , -' -' ,XX . . X X - X . u ' X I ' 4 . , ' XXX 4 v it r AX ' X P , fi, 'WV XX Xi 6 'A' X s ,s -., 55, I Q. . ,Q XX X . X X , , QQ X XX- XX X N' X ., X , MN r r ,kgs KX . Q X, X .1 xxx sv X A 'sgxp i xo X9 Qi N-XX IX X X XXX X X,,..,fT X . ' ff S QYQQXXX X ' v ' I , b. i X , .ox 'N W .Q Q ' ' 'Q 5 .QQ . .s ' X .QS S X . ' X 'f ' X . Xx P' ' XX-'I-N X6 - f- X X .1 XX- X- X'-XX' ,.XXsa'- X ff X 1' .X XTXA A XV. H' ,W X . 'ef V ,Q xl N ' .Jn x1 'S Q 'X f, X wk if , . '-Y ,Q .Q X' , in X I X X , .V Yx Qs' xv XY .X vs s .gif fi 9 'X X Q 'XX X s -3' X y X , 4- 312 s an . .Q r wc, ' ,Q XX X 3' 'i 1 B V X X X X X 1 ,Q V ' X., X xfb X X gxxf X X. X! X . 5 X . X -' X i G, 7 i AR ' ' 'Y SN1 X' vi - ,-5. X X X X X . X' Xa , X XXQYS X 5' 4 X- X-,XX X 4 X 3 QQ , XX X X X A 4 X Q w Y , .X :,x,X 2 ,444 3. 'L j 1 ft 1jX,'i',9sS' Fl E ABT Row 1: Mr. llanscu, Bl. Ankcnhrandt. L llaugc, J. Slnith. lt, llolt. ll. Larson. E. Princ, Al. Kcut, C. Krucgcr. L. Hinlcoh, ll. Ilorn, P. Zantow, S. Bcnzics. A. Bradlcy. D. Smith. B. llcrfort, ll. Loot-li, ll. Plocnslic, il. Caspcr. M. Ft-ls. I Stotclxniin C C1 p I Row 2: -. .' Q , I. It in ht-Il. L. Harman. D. Schocuolf, E. Histccn, L. Thoinpson. M. Bisch, P. Mccrlmrcy, S. Kcnt. S. llingling, tl. Iottcrvillc. K. Schocnofli, N. Sohun. Al. -Icnscn. M. Mitchell, S. Pcarsou, P. Morsc, C. Ellickson. Row 3: S, Bclmkc, .-X. Young, B. llistccn, FI. Hawkins, T. Boyd, -I. Luctlccus. E. Larson. 'l'. McKinlcy, J. Iscnhc-rg. J. l.aunhcrt. S. Nlcliinlcy, AI. l'carson, S. Bradlcy. C. Mcflcc, P. Brannan, D. llill. Row 4: S. lionsc. nl. Dick. M. Stcclc. 'l'. Caspcr, C. Scott, '1'. Mathcr, B. Bcrcns. j. Kothaus. D. Bartz, M. VVcstou, I. Bal- thafcr. l'. l'ihncr. Starting with 24 ncw incmhcrs, making the total incinhcrship 70. the hand got on its way to providc entcrtainincnt during thc half times of thc foothall gaincs. Dcccinhcr 20 you heard 'TWas thc Night Bcforc Christinasfl and other Christmas songs at thc Christmas concert held in the high school auditorium. During the sununcr the hand played for the Sauk County Fair and the Rodeo july sl and has planncd to play for the fair again this sunnncr. At Uchsncrls Park. Xlay 25. the hand gayc its annual spring conccrt in which thc 45 sccond hand incinhcrs showed thcir talent. I To kccp us in spirit the Pcp Band playcd for the haskcthall games at hoinc and for a fcw gaincs out of town. Sauk County 'l'cachcrs. Far1ncrs Co-op, Farin- crs Credit Association. Barahoo Education Asso- ciation and the Scnior Class Play Wcrc scvcral of lhc cngagcments of the husy dancc hand. 'Eight Co to Statcf' N25 First Class and All First Class Ranking in the Major Actiyiticsf' This was thc score of our hand at thc Music Fcstival hcld in liccdshurg. Of those who Went to statc 4 of thc-in ralcd first class and F3 in thc sccond class. Officers-li. l'rinc, N. Stlllllll, AI. lscuhcrg, ll. Larson. Hull 2,-3,-4 l , A C Row I: I. Slicvv, P. Alziml, M, Stu-lc, P. 1213.51-, L. Bull, li. YUllIlfIl'I', C. lsI'll1'Ql'l', IC, liistvvxi, a A. SlilI'lll'l'. S. Bviizic-s, C. lIill111c1', ll. Cmsiiislw, B. Shillzlncl, Nliss ll.11sl1111gm-1'. Row 2: l'. lizixtm-1', S. llllllifll, C. Ke-1'11clt, N. Si1l11111, Il. l,yllL'll, li. Apustul. Ol. Sim-4-lx111111111, N. Sluppc-11 A, M111-Lliiigvif. K. SL'llUl'Il0fll, N. Cvisscr, 13, l,LllI!l4'l'. Row 3: lt. 'l'l11is, 'l'. liussvll, ll. l11ll'S0Il, O. C11-111v11t. E. Prim-, D. Yvtlw, Ii. Clash, D. Cust, ll. Stuppi-13 -I. lltlXYl'I'lll1lll. Row 4: Kiicrr, D. 'l's-ivli, l. Slim-1'1111111, D. l1llK'Ll0l'S, B. l.i111lg1'e'11, Dvzli-ricll. ll. Cfailliilis, li. Ilillvr, li. llm'1'11s, Nl. l'11slw, ll. klllL'IlllL'l'. BL'Q,'lIllllllg.f with 21 110W 111c111hc1's, A Cuppvllzl startvcl pu-p111'i11g for the 1111111111l Cl11'ist11111s CUII- cvrt. Dcceiiilwr 16, 1111111-1' the clirc-ctir111 of Miss jam' ll1lSlillljl,'6I', A Cuppcllzl p1'0se11tcd its Christ- mas cmicert in tlw Al Ringling lllll02ltl'C. Oh Beau- tiful thc Sky, i11 which Sf:'Yl'Il iiieinbers of A Cap- pelln f01'111ecl 1111 echo Choir, was Ulll' of the high- lights. Due to popului' 1'0q11c-st, A C11pp0ll11 sung MTNVHS the Night Before Cl11'ist11111s cliiring tlw final 1JOI'l'lOll of thv p1'c1g1'11111. Aftcr thc LllllilSfITlllS cmicert 11ll VVLIS not calm illlll quiet for A Cllppltllil. Fc-l11'1111ry 28 1111cl Nlurch 1 found 11ll of them husy Oll scmw phusc of thc' cmpvn-tt11. ll. Nl. S. lllllilf0l'G,u llllClt'I' the Llirvctioii Officers- Seatecl: ll. L111'so11, B. Apostul. Stancling: D. V1-tlw, N. Stnp11c1', D. Cust. of Nliss Hzlsluligcr mul Nlrs, litlu-I Ilia-li, ,Xlso they went to thc' music fvstivul 11t llc-vclsl1111'g. l11 11ll concert c-vents A C2lppl'll11 illlil tlu- glcc chili l'llIlli0Cl first class. A Cfuppvll11 sung 11t tht- g1'11cl1111tio11 vs- crcisc for thc Cli'1JilI'llllg S1'lll0l'S to 1-ml il vvry husy your. To thc IIOVV 1301111 mln-s. whit-l1 tlw glam- clulxs got lust ymu' We-rc zulclvcl 111-W white- stulvs 1111cl 1'11h11ts for the A Capps-ll11 rimlmvs illlil whitm- shirts for thc Boys Glee Chili. Tlwy llllll tlwm i11 timm- to wear for the festival at lim-1-clsl1111'g. A Cappella is 11111clc' up of tht- 1111-111l11-1's of lhv Boys :mtl Cirls Claw fflulms whu 4-xc-cl in ability 1111cl llllCl'i'St in music. P11rticip11nts in the Massed Choir- hl. BOVl'l'l'lllilll, H. Cl1'osi11sl41-, ll. l1lIl'lli'l'S. Xliss llns' lzuigvr. B. llt'Y1'llS. l'. Alziml. 'W' ' Row 1: M. Steele, A. Cline, N. Stopper. C. Kruc '11 E. ltistccn, E. Terry. M. Nlnflcl. C. Swanson, S. SLI li Nu hl. Sl0l'L'lilllilllll, Miss llaslangcr. Row 2: Nl. Sltllllllllllgll, J. Sticve, ll. Schultz, L. Bt-ll, P. Page, ll, Loocli, S. Olson. f,SlJ0l!ll P. Sweeney, B. Shillanrl, P. Aland, L. Marquardt. How 3: P. Baxter. B. Palmer, VV. Marzec, B. Smith, ll. Lynch, l . Mitchell. P. Sorenson, C. Cunplxll li Apostol ll I 4 S. Ringling. bl. Aland, I. llawkins. How 4: D. Mcrtzlfc, A. Kluender, Cleveland, S. Brci, P. Roach, M. Cilmhons. ,l- Ufllf. C. Coll: 1 X14 in S. Roach, K. Sclioenofl, H. Richardson, B. Brand. Row 5: A. Schultz, C. Kcrndt, P. Gray, P. Brannan, N. Sollnn, S. Benxics, E. h1L'AYlllllT, it 1 sinslce, -I, Luetkins. D. Duncan, N. Ceisser. Officers- AI. Ural., P, Baxter. E, Iiistccn. jr. Double Trio- l'l. ltistccn, P. Stop- per, S. Bl'IlZlt'S, P Page. l'. Solnnl, L Bt-ll, Xliss llaslanger Do-re-me-l These are some of the sounds you hear in the music room in the spring and fall. The stu- dents are trying out for Clee Club. This music club is made up of 60-70 girls who enjoy making beauti- ful music together. Election of officers was the first item on the agenda. Wfork was then hegun for the Christmas concert. The operetta was next, presenting 21 lot of jobs for the girls. who assisted in the chorus parts. They closed the season with the Music Festival. They entered in class A and placed first. Homecoming float was a major project of the club in the fall. They won third prize with their theme of lim Gonna Wash That Nlan Right Out of Nly Hair. 38 Row Row Row Row ' Row 1: T. Biseh, B. Bevens, D. Teieh, A. NW-illlie, D. Gust. ll. Cla B. Lindgren, -I. Llllllllltfl, P. Terry, -I. Sherman, Miss Ilaslanger. : -I. Clift, P, Schultz, lf. Prine, D. Vt-the, M. Paske, -I. Isenherg, M. llayes, P. Stopper, -I. Dederielu, li. Ililhi .. Kinuaunon. l : D. Lueders, E. Pydynkowski, Il. Larson, P. llart, R. Seluieider. ll. Lim-gel, D. Marquardt. li. Ms-lxiu, li. K ish B. Mandi, j. Holt, j. Bowcrnian. : F. Sehiffiuayer. E. llawkins, -I. Stone, ul. Km-rr, U. Clement. T. McKinley, N. Nieoly, Cl. liettgen, ll. Nic-Corn: : j. Russell, T. Russell, ll. Nieoly, ll. Frank. li. Kluender, ll. Theis, B. Zinnnerly, N. Doa-ring, Nl. NVhitley, lf. K no sinke. If you were wondering what those sounds were that came out of the auditorium every Tuesday and Thursday during homeroom this year, you can stop. It was the Boys Clee cluh practicing. In February the sounds were those of the boys imitating British tars rehearsing for the oft-stage chorus of the operetta. Entering in the music festival held at Heedsburg was the major project of the year. Singing Blow Trumpets Blowf' Mary Don't You VVeep,'i and God Is the Spirit they rated first class. Bill Bevens, jack Sherman. David Lueders and Donald V ethe formed the quartet. They sang at the festival and at the Hi-Y banquet, featuring The Blue-Tail Fly. Under the direction of Miss jane Haslanger and with the assistance of Marianna Steele at the piano, the Glee Club closed a successful year. 39 Hearing Strange Music Miss llaslanger? Out looking for hlue- u lhes D Vethe, D. l,lll'lllIN B. Bi 'Yl'llS, AI. Slll'l'lll ' ' Row 1: N. Sehroeder, B. Marquardt, J. Graf, J. Graf, N. Geisser, R. Collman. nl h Row 2: P. Aland, VV. Marzee, M. Randall, B. Smith, J. Knerr, L. Kapelka, H. Lynch. Row 3: Miss Dahl, D. David, I. Stieve, B. Apostol, S. Randall, I. Bowerman, B. Benardis, J. Stieve, j. Lee. Row 4: S. Kamensky, M. Stombaugh, M. l'IitZenthaler, j. Lowell, D. Leatherberry, H. Larson, R. Gleason. In the past year if you thought that the walls had eyes and ears, you were nearly right. The eyes and ears were those of the High Light report- ers, who are always looking for news or a big scoop. During the year the High Light, with jerry Knerr as editor and Miss Dahl as adviser. kept us well informed about the happenings around B. H. S. The High Light was always one jump ahead of everyone in knowing this news. Some of their big scoops were: Bermann and Clement Highest Hon- ors, Prom King, and Bheva Grosinske Wins D. A. B. Also the High Light kept us informed about the work of the various clubs and the school gossip in the Vacuum Cleaneri' column. Dick Marquardt did a fine job at covering the sports events. The last page reserved for the junior High let us meet many of the freshmen. HIGH LIGHT STAFF Editor ........................................................................ jerry Knerr Assistant Editor ..... ...... H onald Collman Eports Editor ..... ....... D iek Marquardt Circulation ..............,. ..... N orman Schroeder Assistant Circulation ..... Dale Leatherberry Business Manager .............................................. llarvey Larson Reporters-Pat Aland, jean Stieve, Marlene Ritzenthaler, Isabelle Stieve, XVanda Marzee, Betty Benardis, Dorothy Mertxke, june Lee, .Indy Lowell, LaVeta Kapelka, Barbara Smith, Margie Randall, Nona Geisser Sports Reporters-Dick Gleason, john Bowerman, Suart Randall Typists-Margo Stombaugh, Sharel Kamensky, June Graf, Joyce Graf, Bessie Apostol, and Donna David 40 ' Row 1: A. Alexander, M. Steele, E. McArthur, D. Duncan, ll, Schultz, 'l'. Osborne. Row 2: J. Van Lieshout, N. Sherwood, B. Seliepp, l'. Zantow, A, llradley, S. Bermann, P. Jopp, M. Rau, D. Meisel. Row 3: M. NVeinke, R. Theis, C. jackson, G. Meyer, 1. Isenberg. B. Lie-gel, NV. Mt-Mahon, li. 'l'eieli. If you have ever heard of the slogan Busy as a Bee you will probably associate it with the members of the annual stait. Getting in the groove this year were: editor, Donna Duncang business manager, Elizabeth McArthur, and ad- viser, Miss Gail Outland. After getting the con- tracts signed with the various business firms, the staff got busy advertising for the sale of the Min- MINNEWAUKAN STAFF Adviser ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,.,.......,, Miss Gail Uutland Editor-in-Chief ,,,, ......... D onna Duncan Make--np Editor ,.,,,,. ,,........,... l Ielen Schultz Business Manager ,,,,.. ..........,......... E lizabeth McArthur Circulation ..,,,.,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,, I . VanI..iesbout, I. Isenberg Seniors r,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,..,........... S . Bermann, C. jackson Underelassinen ,.,.... .......... D . Meisel, G. Hillnier, M. Rau Fine Arts ,.,...,....,. .........,.............. I 3. Schepp, N. Sherwood Clubs ,.,,., ..,...... A . Alexander, P. Zantow, P. jopp Sports .,,,....,,,.,.. ...,.,................... T . Osborne, G. Meyer Arrangements ..... .................. Y V. McMahon Index ,,.r,,,,,,,,.... .i......... l i. 'l'lll'iS Identification ...... ....... R . Liegel Typist ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,,,,,.,,........,..........................,............., A . Bradley Photography ,,,,,,..,, T. Russell, M. Steele, D. Teieli, M. XVeinke 41 newaukan and prepared for pictures to be taken. Besides selling subscriptions to finance the annual, the stalt sold snapograins and gave a dance at which they took and sold pictures. NVitl1 the write- ups, captions and identifications done, the annual was sent to the bindery with great relief, for now the stall: has nothing to do but start planning next years Minnewaukan. Editors' Conference- Sports Etlillll' .......... .,,,,..,...,.,,,, ' limi Uslmrxie Business Manager .... ...... l Elizabeth Mt-Artlnu' Etlillil' ................................................ IDUIIHAI lJllllt':lll X ' X' Row 1: 1. Dick, B. LaMar, N. Stopper, P. Ns-itz, R. Loock. D. Teieh, F. Sehifflnayer, M. Sehram, V. Schultz. Bow 2: E. ltisteen, P. Page, S. Benzies, lt. Gleason, B. Zobel, F. Brand, P. Sweeney, C. Hillmer. Our Ilearts Wfere Young and Cay, a three-act comedy di- rected hy Miss Colleen Cuth, was the choice for the junior Class play which was presented November 8, 9 and 10. Pat Nietz as Cornelia Otis Skinner and Bicka Loock playing the part ot Emily Kimbrough had the leading roles. This was the first play to have two different sets, one show- ing the girls' stateroom aboard ship and the other a hotel room where they stayed in Paris. Cornelia and Emily. wanting to show how independent and mature they are, persuade their parents to let them travel alone to Paris. VVhile on the ship they have experiences with a stow- away, two medical students, and a case of measles. Arriving in Paris. Carnelia finds that hed bugs are not good beauty aids and that her actor-idol is an unwilling teacher. THE CAST: Mrs, Skinner ........,......,,,.,.... Noncy Stopper Otis Skinner .......................... Richard Teicll llarriet and VVinifred .... Sally Benzies and Pain Page Shipls Steward ,,,,,,,..Y.,..,..... Vernon Schultz Boy Friends: Fred Brand and Dick Gleason Madame Elise ....,,,,,,.................. Joann Dick Captain ......,,.,,..........,,.,,.... Carl Schifhnayer Therese, a French Maid .......... Pat Sweeney VVindow Cleaner ....,................,.. Boh Zohel De la Croix ............ ............... l Soh LaMar Stewardess ..,.,,..,..... ..,..., C ertrude Hilliner Health Inspector ...,.,,.,,,.,..,Eleanor Risteen Ships Purser ............,...,...,,.. Merrill Sehram Prolnpters ..,..,..,.,,,..,..., VVanda Marzec and Joanne Larson Father knows bestln- just think, Emily, alone! - P. Nietx, N. Stopper, H. Teieh. li. Looek. P. Nietz, B. Looek. Projection booth's eye view- 42 ' Getting into character are: Row 1: J. Ilawkins, M. Steele, C. Luebke Row 2: K. Ninnelnan, N. Geisser, C. Kerndt, M. Gibbons. Seated: C. Kerndt, T. Osborne. Standing: R. Marquardt, N. Ceisser. Thursday and Friday evenings, May 8 and 9, the senior class presented their portrayal of Meet Me in St. Louisf' This play, directed by Mrs. Ethel Rich, was a light comedy with all the mem- bers of the cast and the audience joining into the fun. The Smith family of St. Louis suddenly Hnd themselves faced with the problem of moving the entire family-five children, a cat, a maid and a grandfather-to New York. The children, refusing to accept this decision of their father, decide to take the situation into their own hands, with hilari- ous results climaxed in a grand finale with music, dancing, and singing. Between acts the school dance band played songs popular at the time of the St. Louis Exposi- tion, and Donna Duncan, LaVeta Kapelka, Dean Meyer and Helen Horn danced to the music of the Trolley Song sung by Richard Teich. Cay turn of the century costumes and a pictur- eque set recreated the feeling of the period. Quick! What's my first You're all right till you go too farn- 'KDonit come back till you know your lines! - line? -K. Ninnennan, 1. J. Hawkins, M. Gibbons, R. Calkins. B. Sprecher. M. Mudd, P. Gray, R. Kowalke. BOWf:'I'llltlll, J. Griffith, S. McKinley. Q ! SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PES- OSU was Written by Josephine Niggli. This play was directed by julie VanLieshout and Sally Benzies. This comedy had the following Cust: Berta, Pat Al- and, Fidel, Bill Weitzel, Sa- lome, janet Pearson, Tania Marilyn Millerg and Celestine Rita Younger. 7 9 Directors: Cscxitedl-J. Vain Lieshout, Mrs. E. Rich, M. Steeleg fstandingl-M. Mudd S. Ring- ling, P. Sweeney. Lovely to Look at -H. Richard- son, M. Steele, C. Kerndt, I. Vim Lieshont. THE NAME was an original play written by Salome Ring- ling. Pat Sweeney and Salome Ringling were co-directors. The cast consisted of Sam, Ray Schneiderg Myrtle Bentley, Penny Brannan, Howie, Lester Beardsley, Doris, Pat Sorenson, Mrs. Bentley, Betty Benardisg and junior Bentley, Roger Davis. Ag-Thalia Plays 'BTHE CUHTAINM was direct- ed by Mary Mudd and assisted by Eleanor Risteen. This play was a melodrama and was written by Hallie Flanagan with the following characters: Ruth Norton, Sheila Hayes, Philip Norton, Marvin Pellettg Sade, Martha Gibbons, Las- fmnde, Orville Verteing three policemen, Allan Zook, jim jantz. and Donald Cetschman. Curtain Time -5 Minutes lf. Cook, N. Doering, M. Pel- lett. ll, Luetkens. P. Sorenson, D. Cetsclunun, AI. Pearson, lt. Younger, Al. VanLieshout, l'. Brannan. 'iBeautifying lhe Beasts - THE FLATTEHING lVORD, another comedy, was co-directed by Marianna Steele and Carolyn Kerndt with the Minister, Phillip Bassettg Mary, his wife, llheva Crosinskeg M rs. Zooker, Rosemary Hich- ardsong Lena, Carol Cliftg and Tesh, Charles Kennedy. 0 Row l: C. Kerndt, S. Roach. D. Vt-the. C. Krueger, bl. Dederich, P. Aland, ll. Larson, lt. a Crosniskr. B. Apostol, Row 2: L. Bell, A. Moedinger, P. Page, T. Russell, D. Cust. B. llevefis, D. 'l'eich. -l. Bowernizln, bl. Dick. Row 3: N. Stopper, li. Younger. A. Starner, E. Prine, G. Luelike, ll. Thu-is, M. Parks, D. Lueders. Row 4: B. Cash, ll. Calkins. The plot of ll. Nl. Pinafore is centered upon Josephine tPat Alandp, the daughter of the Cap- tain fDick Teiehj who loves Rafe CBill Bevensj, 3 mere sailor. Captain Corcoran makes plans for Josephine to marry Sir joseph CDick Gustl, the Admiral in command of the Navy, not knowing that she loves Rafe. Dick Deadeye Q-lerry Ded crichl tells the captain of the elopement of jose- phine and Rafe. YVhen she practiced balmy farm- ing she mixed up the two children. Hate was the well-born child. the Captain the other. Be- cause of this the marriage of Sir joseph and .lose- phine is out of the question. Sir joseph liestows her hand upon llafe and the Captain is now a common sailor. Directed hy Miss Haslanger and Mrs. Rich. the music department presented the operetta February 28 and March 1 in the high school auditorium. Co-directors Mrs. Rich and Miss Haslanger Decorating an Old Flowers to our 0rchestra',- Cuddle up a little share a post-performance laugh. Salt. A. Starner. M. Steele. closer'-D. Lueders. ' ' Row 1: C. Colhnar, N. Geisser. 1. Hawkins. Row 2: B. Sehepp. M. Jackson, P. Hauge, H. Schultz. A. Alexander. Row 3: P. Nietz, -I. Platt. D. NVeclel, D. Luther. L. Marquarclt, I. Graf. How 4: S. Yoss, P. Zantow. li. Schultz, E. Nh-Artluir, B. Sprecher, j. Graf. The Cl1ilQl1'Cll'S cartoon party and the Pre-Prom dance heaclecl this year's list of Tri-Hi-Yis serv- ice and social activities. Along with Hi-Y they helcl a food drive for the needy at Thanksgiving. They also hought a new piano cover, anti put on their jeans to scrape off the gum and use scratch remover on the seats in the auclitorium. A sports night and the senior banquet provided more fun and fellowship. Olliccrs: Historian, P. Zautow: Presiclent, B. Spreeherq Busy As Beesua -I. Graf. G. Gollniar. B. 'Ufhe Sunshine Kiclsuz Secretary. A. Alexanclerg Sprecher, -I. Hawkins, E. McArthur, S. Yoss, P. Zantow Vice-Pres.. B. Seheppg B. Sehepp. J. Graf. li. Schultz. 'l'reasurer. Al. Graf. 48 f H'-Y Row 1: D. 'l'eiL'h, -I. Declerich. A. Domke, B. Beyens, P. Bassett, -I. Parks. l Row 2: D. lhl1ll'I1ll2lI'Clt, il. BUWl'I'lll2lIl, C. Xqgllllll, M. Miller, Pi. Sclmeicler. il. Knerr. l f lik C NI ll Stl L l Row 3: hl. Sln-rnnui. B. Zulu-, I. -la ' son, -I. Isenherg, 1. i eyer, . Ymltz, . l iller. J Row 4: T. Bist-Ii. D. Gleason. l. Terry, C. Luehke. E. lluwkins, lt. Collinain. Mr. Scott. Ollicers: Treats.. D. Mzlrquu Pres.. Nl. Knerr: Sec., D. Selioenollg Cflnlpluin, C. Meye S. C.. ll. Schultz: Yiee-l'res.. ,l. Isvnl Tl wrg. The Hi-Y hoys went all out this year on service projeets. Along with Tri-Hi-Y they sponsored Mr. Nonri. 21 native of Iraq, who spoke to the stnclent hotly, and they Conducted ll Thanksgiving food clrive, Important contributions were the large TlllIllllt'l'lJl1'Cl design for the gym as well as sup- plying thc ushers for the haskethall games. The colorful 1952 Hi-Y Carnival was held FCl71'llill'y 22. For the first time in many years. un udclecl attraction. the kissing booth. joined the other events on the midway. rcltg Many Hours of Hard Stop the Music VVork -I. Bowermun, B. llevens D. Sehoenoft. T. Oslmnrm 49 Th l' Row I: B. Smith, S. Hayes, M. Mudd, A. Starner, S. Iliggins. -I. Lnetkeiis, M. Gihhons. a Row 2: K. Cnnnison. R. Younger. M. Miller, P. Sweeney, E. Risteen, B. Benardis, P. Page. ll. VanLiesl1ou't. Row 4: S. Renzies. N. Sohnn. S. Ringling, B. Apostol, C. Krueger, E. Terry, L. Bi-ll. Row 5: M. Steele. l'. Aland. S. Tooley. R. Richardson, Roach, C. Kerndt, R. Crosinslte, S. Hermann. Row 6: Mrs. Rich. Miss Cnth. Thalia again started this year hy joining forces with FF..-X. to produce four one-act plays, The I laHering Worclf' uSunflf1y Costs Five Pcsosfi Tim C11rl'r1in. and The ivllilllln The directors and co- directors were Marianna Steele, Carolyn Kerndt, .lulie Vanlieshont. Sally Renzies, Mary Mudd, Eleanor Risteen. Salome Ringling, and Pat Sweeney. Ahnnnae from as tar hack as the year 1932 came to the Thalia .-Xnnual Re-union, which was held on .Iannary 2. Officers-tl'rontJ: I'. Aland: This year Thalia had two volleyball teams which played against Tri-Hi-Y. .loan Luetkens, Martha Gibbons, Pat Aland, Marilyn Miller, Rosie Richardson, Joyce Luetkens, Arlene Hallowell. and Nancy Stopper played on the first team and on the second were Carol Campbell, Betty Benardis, Pat Sweeney, Pam Page. julie Vanlsieshont. La- Veta Kapelka, Sue Roach, Pat Sorenson, and Ellen Terry. The Thalia teams had a lot of fun and exercise, even though the Tri-Hi-Y teams turned in the better scores. A mother-daughter tea and a picnic completed the year's activities. tccnteriz R. Clrosinske, M. Gilm- Animal Tryouts-lstandiagl: P. Sorenson, VV. The Old and New Look- hons, Chareklz l', Sweeiiey. Marzee. CSeatedl: M. Miller, B. Smith, N, Stopper, R. Y01I11'I,l'I'. N. Solinn. E. Terry. 50 Row 1: D. Cetselnnan, B. Liegel. C. Melvin. T. Osborne, VV. McMahon, E. Prine ' Key Club ,, Row 2: Mr. Alxey, N. Braun, Mandt, Hart, M. Sehranl. U. Clement, G. Solles, P. Stopper, ll. NVare. How 3: ll. Cust. S. Randall. D. Topliain, 'l'. Broekley, II. Larson, N. Selirocder, F. Brand, F. Kruse, E. Call Better Things for Better SCll00li1lgv was Key Clulfs motto for this year. and they surely lived up to it. Oliver Clemenfs design for a new trophy case which was placed on the wall opposite Coach l,iedholdt's office, a lighting system com- pleted for outside basketball, small Wastepaper baskets placed under the bubblers for gum chew- ers to deposit gum. and a set of stairs completed to aid spectators to reach bleacher seats in the east side of the senior high gym were among many projects that were a service to the school as well as the community. Oflicers-O, Clement, ll. Liegel, YV. McMahon, 'l'. Osborne. D. Gust. An October Project- 51 ' Row 1: D. x1ill'i1llilI'Clt, K. Gunnison, B. Nc-lson. P. SVVl'l'llQ'y, K. Lusby, Nl. Su-1-lc. N. Cvisscr. M. Milk-r. Row 2: S. Kent. E. Histcc-11. A. jalusrwn. l'. Nlzlrlill, l'. SHI'1'llNUll. C. xI1'lX'ilI. li. Gvisv. 0. Clk-rm'nl. Mr. Bzwli How 3: B. Licgvl. -I. Palrks, K. Scl1iH,m11yc'l'. ll. I.au'wu. NI. Su-luraun. l.. llillvr. How 4: T. Hisclm. -I. Knvrr. B. Zulu-I, E. Prim-. P. Ilurt. li. Schultz. H. Cust. N. Sn-lu1'1m1'clm'1'. Sluclcnt Council Olficcrs- Burutccn Officers- 5. licmvh, li. Immun-L. l'. hullum. F BP . , I dwg: K Wmunnvlf L ,E . My-war. - ' Row 1: B. Iiuvvlls. A. Slzuncr B. Smith. A. lzuxssm-11. li. I'vclx'ukmx'ski. Row 2: P. Zguutmv. 1 3 - . . . Cl. llillmvr. li. Lum-k. ll. XYg11'v. Row 3: S. Bm-llfivs. 13. STI'l'Q'Ili'l'. Nl. Nluclcl. Nl. Slvc-lv. lx. I f:llIllliS1Jll. Row 4: CI. Ouikul, P. Aland. S. Ringling, M. Millvr. Row 5: li, Ccmllmaul, B. Zulu-l. ll. line-rr. li. lluwk- im. QI. Slu-rnlm. Huw 6: Xl. Clixmlnms. X. Cvissar. S. Pmuclp E. Ts-1'ry, G. clUHIIl..l'. 52 ' ' xi Row l: li. Nc-lson. l'. lJllIlL'Alll. Xl. llaln, li. Slwxx D. Xlfvclvl. ll. l'llSL'llL'I', ll. Svll4:n'. ll. llrunll. ll. -Inu-lx mn. Row 2: li. Sn-linltz. S. Brci, L. cllll'lSll2lIlSOIl, A. Ormond. Nl. lluznos, M. llaxnnlull. l'. .-Xllmrvvlut. ll. Slllllll. How 3: I. lsn-nlmc-rg. li. xl2ll'llllilI'Clt. B. Livgvl. Cl. XVvclvl. B. Knwnlkv. Nl. XVnlsl1. S. llaxycs, NI. Nlmlcl. llnw-1: li, Sprva-In vr, j. llziwliins. lD,ADllllL'11ll,.l. Banks, L. Kupm-lliax, N. Cuisscr, A. Sl1lI'llL'l', ll. llorn, How 5: ll. Zinnnn-rly. S. l'n-mn. ll I J Nlm-ym's. E. lyclyilkuwslii. l. l iscl10r, 1. Curvy. C. Onilcnl. Nlr. Hunlmlnl. Civic Improvement Club Olliccrs- ll. Scllnltl. C. AlilL'lQSUll, VI. llzmkins. French Club Ullicisrs- Cf. lil-rncll. M. Slvvlv. l'. .-Xlzincl. Row 1: S. Ringling. VI. lluwkins. K. Sclnwnoll'. ll. llill. Cf, lu-rnnll. ll. hlllllglfl. Row 2: M. Su-1-lc, ll, clI'OSlIlSliL', A. xllN'lllIlQL'l', ll, Xlnvlln-r, li. llvin. Row 3: li. lNlCfxl'll1llT, S. 'l'oolvy, S. lluyvs. Nl. SClIl'illll. P. llnrl. 17 .paw 53 Www Row -I. Van Lieshout, VV Marzec, P. Sweeney, I. Luetkens, j. Stieve, S. Opperinan Row 2. P. Martin, M. Mudd, C. Clift, A. Fleishauer, M. Karpinsky, B. Mueller, L. Rinkob Row 3: P. llart, T. Lutz, S. Ilaycs, li. Schultz, P. Nietz, L.Kapelka, -I. Pottcrvillc, -I. Parks. Following our own local elimination contest, Baraboo played host to the League Forensic con- test. Baraboo students who, as a result of this con- test, won the right to compete in the district con- test at Fort Atkinson were LaVeta Kapelka, Pat Nietz, and Pierre Hart. Pat Nietz, in extemporane- ous reading, also participated in the state contest in lkladison, Where she received a Bw rating. In debate, Mary Xludd was the leader for the first discussion meet, held at NVisconsin High on Saturday, October 13. The need for conscrip tion of American citizens in case of war was thc discussion. Sue Tooley, who rated second at the Southern Ten discussion meet held at VVisconsin High on November 28, received the silver medal. Also rating among the high scorers were Mary Mudd Dick Teich, Joanne Parks, and Sue McKinley Baraboo also competed in the Whitewater District Debate tournament and the sectional debate in Nladison. Debate Officers- Sue McKinley Dick Teich Mary Mudd Fritz Schiffinayer 54 G A A Row 1: B. Nvlson, AI. Cmf, N. Cvissvxy VI. C1r.1f, C. f:l7HllHll'. J. Xvllll Lia-sl11111t. . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 7'111t1m' I. S1il'X'i'. IC. T1-1'1'v, P. S111'1'11.'1111, l R11 Row Row Row Row R011 2. H. 511111115 S. Musa, P. .. , I x ., . Tl 3: P. Aluncl, li. Ric-l1z11'cls1111, P. Gray. D, 1,11tl111r, B. XYHLIQ1, Al. KlillQi'Illlll'f't'l', bl. N1'I11'i11g. 4: B. S1111-1-111-1', D. IJTIIICLIII, QI. llnwkins, M. NV11lsl1. VI. Mc-lx'i11. ii, Ccmuk. 5: IC. Ciclwl. -I. SL-l111ltz. M. C1':1l11-11, N. S111-rvv11111l, K. Kurll, H. Lum-k, P. PZIQQV. 6: CI. l.1111g1-. Y. S1111-115011. M. P11ttk111111-r, N. Stopper, M. Biuch, Pa. l'1'11tl11-111, P. Nl'VVl'H, Officers- Row Row 2: 15. Nsllsmm, AI. Kli11g1'11111vy1-1'. l: I. 121311. B. SL'l11'pp, -I. Graf. Heads of Sporls- Stunding left: N. Cl1'iss1-r, bl. li11wki11s. Seated left: D. IJIIIICZIII, P. Z1111l111v. Row Row Row Row l: P. DllIlQ'illl, ll. M111-H1-1', M. Nltqxillllllll, D. XV1-dol, B. Sta-i11l1o1'st, AI. Alilllll, 2: S. Olson, C. Clifl, B. S1-11fx1-1', D. SUYPIISOII, S. Iopp, L. B1'1111ks, P. B11111111111. 3: li. Nl'NN'lIl1lll1l, S. 1311-k1-1', M. .IllC'kS0ll, D. Hoss, B. C:l1iUldll'l'. M. ll2lI'l'Up. N. c:lll'l'f'. 4: L. Nlkll'l1ll1ll'flt, li. Y01111gv1', G. Sw1111s1111, S. Kaul, C. My-C1-c. M. Hitm-11tl1:1l1'1'. CI. CI1111111l11-ll. 55 How l: P. Martin, bl. f:il'VL'illDfl, M. Matin-r, E. Crosklnus, B. Hillman, P. Iluugv. li. lla-wi F' ll. A' A. Sturiicr. How 2: li. llt-in, C. Swanson, E. Pnskv, C. Sclmiidtkv, D. B0l'kPIlitLlgt'Il. S. Rvpku. M. Kurpinsky. Row 3: lt. XIIWVIIIHII, -I. Luv. E. ML-Artliur. B. Scllvpp, L. fiitl'iSti1l11SOIl, AI. c:t'iSCillUllH, D. Mm-rtzkv. How 4: P. Milnt-r. AI. Fullcr, A. Fik'iSililllLxI', C. Ellliltlfii, P. Qlorg, P. Cray. Officers- M. xi2liilt'I', IC. cil'tlSki2ttlS, AI. fiif'YL'llll1li, How 5: B. i,1lilllt'l'. I'. Ltmt-, ll. cit'tSL'itllttt1'l, H. Koch, C. Grosiuko. QE A. Stltl'tlPl'. Future llomcmukcrsn- .W bl I .unit D. l3u1'kt-iihzigt-11, li. Koch, ll. Cbtscli- K5 W 1JillSkj. XV. citlllftly, .-X. Dm-ring. 1 fy 7 Yi Seated: B. Scott, N. 'l'00lcy, NV. Conroy, lt. Rvgo, C. Kulm-nsky, P. Haylvs, 1. Vliillkllltlll. Standing: IS. XYintvrs, li, Dt-nxvr, ll. Kurmvsku, Miss SL'illlStl'l', B. Fcllzlnci, Il. Brutcli. -I. Martin, A. Dcwring, NI. Promo. 56 F F A Row 1: R. XVe-irich, P. Terry, R. Schultz, D. Zicxukc, D. XVcisc, R. lluuuon, D. Christa-usml ' ' ' L. B1-urdslvy, C. Cluluuiugs. Row 2: E. Tourclot, D. Fuller, F. Cunzugowski, j. C:L'lSL'lllDlll1, l . Cook, N. Docriug, VV. Scluwnlwvk, ll. Pliluy, ll. Kuuop Row 3: ll. llauusvy, C. Kr-nnvcly, C. Crm-n, M. Zfllllilll, P. llunls-y, li. SL'l1nviclvr, B. Lynch, B. LdlNlLll'. D. NUHIIIRHI Mr. Efillllilllll. F. F. A. Officers- C. Green, P. Terry, P. lluuluy, l . Conzugowski, D. lfullvr, Cunt picturm-all I . Cook. Rifle Club Officers- T. Clift, D. XVolter, ll. Zinunvrly. ' Row 1: P. Jopp, ll. Miller, B. Hill, E. Crosklulls, P. Buylvs, P. jorg. Row 2: R. Wallace, M. Fcnuigkolm, E. Kuwitzky, L. Z1-luun, B. Zimuwrly, ll. Gin-sv, Pl. Lynch Mr. Baer. Row 3: T. Clmurclw, P. Ennis, -I. Schultz, O. Vertvin, N. Dovring, H. Stoinlmrst, V. Verleiu, XV. Sr-lmonmlwr-k, XV. Schultz, Mr. -lefhic-s. Row 4: P. Muc'llcr,Pm.Mul1ncr,T. Loutlmy, D. YVoltcr, R. Kuwnlkc, XV. l c-nstvr, -I. Clifl, L. Stl-inlmrst. 57 ' Row 1: M. Sprvclu-r, K. Fc-ls, P.Duucan, J. Platt. QI. llaxxkins, Nl. NIL-Nlalum. How 2: N, Cvisscr. Al. Graf. J. Stivvc, -I. Parks. li. l'xiL-lmanlxmn. Row 3: K. Karll. F. Min-he-ll. N. Slwrwuocl. L. Marquartlt. C. Collmar. S. llULll'll. Row 4: Nl. Alackscm. B. Ne-lson, l'. Page, j. Graf. Row 5: B. SDl'l'CllL'l'. D. Duncan. D. Lllll1l'l'. Al .Blllllii li. Schultz. S, Yuss. K. llllllllllll. Officers- They Head the Cheers- D. Dunvan, sa-on-tary-l1'c-:mm-1'1 K. lk-ls, M. Ma-Malmn. P. Duncan. Tumblers at Play B. SlTI'l'Clli'l', pre-siclunt. Nl. Spreclwr. J. Platt. hl. llawlxim. l'. Duncan, Il. -Platt 58 SPIIRTS 59 ,V-fa Football RALPH SCHULTZ Ralph has played right end on the football team for three years now, and his experience certainly came in handy this year. Weighing 190 pounds, Ralph was an excellent blocker and pass receiver. 'A' 11M ISENBERC This was jimis second year of football, and he did a fine job of running and blocking from the fullback slot. jim was noted for his speed by which he blocked many plays. i' GENE MELVIN Gene played his third year at halfback. He is a senior and the team will really miss him next year. He played on defense and offense throughout the year. He was named on the all- conference team for both offensive and defensive play. He Was also elected captain of the team. ir RAY SCHNEIDER Ray played right tackle this year, and was a very aggressive, hard-hitting boy. He played on both offense and defense and was one of the most efficient linemen. at' JERRY KNERR jerry was our quarterback this year, playing the entire year in offense and defense. He helped the team a great deal with his ability to call the right plays at the right time. He completed many passes and was also an excellent tackler on defense. X Pictured left top to bottom: Melvin, ff A if 'W Schneider, Schultz, Knerr, Mt-Mahon, ' , Right: Lic-el, Osborne, Bowerman, Hanley, Isenberg, Topham, Solles. R ' Letterman OLIVER CLEMENT Ollie was our mainstay at center this year and he cer- tainly did a fine job. He was especially outstanding in his passing, his punts and achieving extra points. Ollie is a senior this year. 'A' BoBE1aT LIEGEL Bob was one of the best ball-carriers in the conference this year. as well as a standout performer on defense. He is a rough player and much credit for the success of the team should go to Bob. He operated from the left halfback position with plenty of speed and drive. 'A' DICK SCHOENOFF Turk played at guard position this, his senior year. and he certainly proved that he could play it very well. Time after time, Dick would come through with a tackle that would send any ball carrier reeling. ir PHIL HANLEY Phil was a junior this year, having played at the left guard position. He was a very rugged guard, being in on almost every play. Phil should be a big man on next year's team. i' TOM OSBORNE Tom played the left end position this year on offense. He was bothered by a bad shoulder which he received in his junior year, but he was a very good pass receiver and blocker. Tom is another senior this year. ir DON TOPHAM Don played left tackle on offense and defense this year. This was his second year on the team and he is only a junior, which should help a lot on the lcft side of the line next year. Pictured left, top to bottom: Luebke, Mey- , er. Bevens, Marquardt, Tomaselli, Schoenoff, Stopperg Right: Dunse, Miller. Cust, Kruse, Sher- man, Clement, Brockley. M. Dunse, G. Luebke, M. Miller, D. Schaefer, L. Toina- C. Bowerman, N. Braun. R. Schoenoff, l. Sherman. XV. McMahon, R. Schultz, C. Melvin, H. Liegel, T. Osborne, D. Tophaln. P. Hanley. T. Bisch, K. Kimpfbeek, N. Schroeder, P. Morriek, B. Zobel. W Bow 1: -I. Potter, H. VVare, P. Stopper, st-Ili, B. Bevens, nl. Isenberg, C. Meyer, Row 2: lf. Kruse, ll. Cust, T. Broekley, J. Knerr, R. Schneider, C. Solles, I, Bowerinan, B. Marquardt, O. Clement, Row 3: Mr. Hunhohn, B. blL'C01'llIlCli, N. Newkirk, A. Donike, ll. Steinhorst, E. Chapman, Mr. Smith, Coach Liedholdt. How 4: A. Hultgren, D. Pivotto. R. Colhnan. E. Larson, I. Thunderbirds Cop Second Place ,W XVith the last Southern Ten Conference game drawing to a close, Baraboo wound up in second place, losing only two games, one to Monroe by two points, and the other to the first place win- ners from XVisconsin Dells. Dropped Close One to Monroe 28-26 After defeating Sparta to open the season, Bara- boo dropped the first conference game to Monroe 28-26, with Melvin scoring 19 points with two touchdowns coming on passes from jerry Knerr. Wallap Portage in Homecoming The team came to life in the Homecoming game to overwhelm the helpless Portage team 19-0. Bob Liegel carried the ball over the goal line twice with one touchdown coming on a pass play for 5 yards and the other on an off tackle smash. Starting lineup composed of nine seniors certainly gave everyone a homecoming to remember in this game, with the statistics telling the story better than anyone could. Baraboo gained 2l.6 yards by rushing to 9:2 for Portage and led in first downs 15 -1. Quarterback jerry Knerr completed four out of Eve passes for 56 yards while Portage failed to ex 'vplete any passes. Lose to Strong Dells Team llampered by injuries from the Portage game lo -lim lsenberg and Bob Liegel, the Birds drop- grail a close game to a fine Wfisconsin Dells team, losing only in the last 40 seconds of play. Baraboo led at the halffl-6, getting their first touchdown ' 62 Pt. Sinner, A. Schroeder, 0. Vertein, C. Cray, l. VonWald, Al. Houle, NV. Vlleitzel, J. Platt, R. Young, ll. Roderick, Fisher. on a pass play to Schultz and a lateral to Melvin. The Dells promptly took the lead, however, scor- ing early in the half to take a seven point lead. The fourth quarter found the Birds fighting back and scoring a touchdown pass to left end Tom Osborne and a lateral to Bob Liegel. Having kick- ed off to the Dells. the Chiefs promptly marched down field for a touchdown with Tofson scoring in the last 40 seconds. Thunderbirds Whip Edgerton 38-0 Baraboo battled its way nearer to the top in this game with Coach Liedholdt sending in every- body from the bench but still not being able to hold the score down. Touchdowns were scored by Liegel, Melvin, Bowerman and Marquardt. Baraboo Tips Reedsburg Baraboo came out on top of Reedsburg by a score of 8-6. Much credit must be given to Cenc Melvin in this game for his hard tackling and running and also his fine pass to Ralph Schultz for the only touchdown for Baraboo. Reedsburg scored on an intercepted pass to go ahead 7-6 at the half. The second half was a bruising see-saw affair with no one being able to score until the Baraboo team trapped a Reedsburg runner behind his goal line after Melvin blocked a punt. Beeds- burg kicked off to Baraboo and the Thunderbirds were still in possession of the ball when the final gun went off. Following this game, we beat the Hornets from Richland Center 26-0, ending the season for a brilliant second place team composed of 20 senior lettermen. H F X h , . A Q , wmpwwwv awww X X 4 N x Q 4..: 0 E , btr 9 .I Q it ,..2 ' A if ff y M S b Q 5? . i ,,, , MWWN M W... I W , 5 . hx Y Sa X, -4 gf-, Lettermen BOB LIECEL fSenior 5, Sn? Bob was named in the see- ond string All-Conference team this year. He is noted for his aggressive play and speed. JIM ISENBERC lSeni0r 6' l J jim was again a defensive standout and the workhorse of the team. jim will be sorely missed in next year's zone de- tense. HARLAN WARE fSenior 5' 10'J Harlie held down the other forward position very well, playing aggressively and when he was Hhotu he could really pour the ball through the basket. FRED BRAND Cjunior 6, 2 J i Fred played actively at all positions this year filling in well wherever he was needed. He should be an excellent player next year. DON TOPHAM Uunior 6'J Don was a reserve forward this year, and he looked very good. He should be a big help to the team next year. RALPH SCHULTZ lSenior 6' lvl Crown was a reserve center this year, playing his part well on rebounds whenever he was called upon. He is an excel- lent shot and a fine dribbler. CLAYTON JACKSON fSeni0r 5, Sul At forward, Clayty,' jackson played a vital part for Baraboo this year, being high scorer on the team. lle was named on the All-Conference team and was elected eo-captain by his tegumnates. JERRY KNERR fSenior 5' 9 l jerry was a reserve guard and was called on many times this year. He is an accurate shot and the team will really miss this substantial reserve. CARRY MEYER fSenior 5' 10 J Punk', is a guard and a two-letter man in basketball. Ile did a fine job wherever he was called upon. DIABLAND WEINKE Uunior 6' 6 J 'iSpook', played center this year, scoring well and grabbing many rebounds. He is an ex- cellent prospect for next year and should he a high scorer. NORMAN SCHROEDER fS0phom0re 6' 1 J c'Buzz', has really developed into a fine center. Playing on the BU team a lot of the time provided him with much need- eil experience for a line season next year. DICK BIARQUARDT CSenior 5' 10 l Dick was a reserve forward this year and could always give the team an added spark when needed. olleylnall TEAM STANDINGS Madison Central . . First Baraboo .,,, ,,,, . . . Second Lodi ,..A.,, Third Dells ,,... .. .. . Fourth Confcrrcd and Played Ulf at VVisconsin High: Second in Conference. Lodi lost first. l This yearis volleyball tc-am took second place behind VVisconsin High in the final Southern Ten campaign. jerry Dcderich. Stan Premo. Richard Teich, l,eNIoinc Ililler. Richard Gust. and NVayne Nic- Nlahon made up the starting lineup, and with Coach Garner Smith providing the team with assistance, they made a good showing. 'lhe team only had two other games this year and they lost one to Lodi and placed second in a mcet hctweell Baraboo. Nladison Central. XVisconsin Dells. and Lodi. All credit must not he given to just the members of the starting lineup. for there werc four others who filled in at various times. They were Tim Bisch. Louie Tomaselli, jerry Schied. and Dick Gleason. Special credit must also he given to the teamis manager and most faithful fan. XValtcr Nlarquardt. Baraboo tennis team had another fine record this year. placing third in thcir final Southern Ten match. They opened the season hy defeating Portage 9 to nothing and lteedshurg 12 to 2. Roger Theis and jerry Knerr. two seniors. led the team in these two wins along with their doubles teammates. llarold ltodrirpie and jerry Dederich. The TlllIllClL'l'lJil'ClS dropped their next tilt with Viroqna 9 to 7. On May 19 the team ox'erwlielmed a Portage foe to make it three wins out of four. en nis Standing: lt. Thcis C. Scott nl. Knerr Kneeling: ll. ltodriqnc I. Declericli 65 Golf The 1952 Baraboo Golf team had four returning let- termen. They were Norm Schroeder, Ken B r o p h y , VVayne McMahon, and Rich- ard Cust. Other members of the team were Dick Teich, Sam Owens, and Bud Mandt. Severn Binkoh Was their helpful aid again this year. Baraboo won its first match of the season. defeating Prairie du Sac 6-2. Norm Schroeder was medalist with a ISS. Other scores were: VVayne McMahon 39, Ken Brophy 41. and Dick Cust, 49. Baraboo placed fourth at the Edgerton Invitational. At the Southern Ten Conference, Baraboo placed third with a total of 351 points. The scorcs Were: Schroeder Brophy 87, McMahon 89, and Cust 92. The track team had a very fine record this year, winning honors in every meet in which they participated. They ended up in third place in the last Southern Ten Conference meet to he held in track. To start the season out the Tlulnderhirds took a fourth place at the Madison NVest Relays out of a total of 23 teams entered in class B. jim Isenherg placed third in the broad jump, and the Tr ol How I: ll. Sehoenofl, li. Schultz, -I. Isenherg, C, Vignali, B. Bevens, 'lf Oslvorne, B. Liefgel, M. Dunse, at K ll. C-hason, D. Sthaetel. Row 2: P. Bassett, Cf. -Iaekson, R. Sehneider, S. Randall, F. Kruse, T. Brockley, T. Biseh, P. Platt, C. lX1i'lk'-11. Row 3: K. SlH0lL'l'l', N, Sehroeder, A. Schroeder, A. Hulgren, -I. Cameron, N. Newkirk. Senior Lettermen three-man hurdle relay team placed third in their event. This team was composed of Bill Bevens, Ralph Schultz and Dick Gleeson. The team then took a first in the two-mile relay composed of four half inilers who were Clayty jackson, Tom Brockley, 'Wayne McMahon and Carl Vignali. The team then went to Sparta where they overwhelmed this team 72-41, taking seven firsts. jim Isenberg and Tom Brockley led the team with 12 and l0 points respectively, with Tom taking two firsts in the shot-put and half mile and jim with one Hrst and two seconds. The high flying Thunderbirds then copped two triangular meets in a row, one at Lodi with Columbus also participating, and the other at Baraboo with Wisconsin Dells and Portage coming to our track. The team racked up 80 2-3 points at Lodi and 99 points against the Dells and Portage. Isenberg again led the team with 17M points, Winning three Hrsts and also run- ning on the winning 880 yard relay team composed of Fred Kruse, Tom Osborne, Gene Melvin, and lsenberg, against Lodi and Columbus. After coming over the Dells and Portage, the track team went to the conference where they succeeded in taking a third place behind Richland Center and Monroe. Tom Brockley led the team, taking two second places in the shot-put and Vg mile. jim Isenberg placed fifth in the 440, second in the broad jump. Other boys placing in the conference meet were Ray Schneider in the discus, Wayne McMahon in the 440, Dick Schoenoff and Marvin Dunse in the pole vault and Carl Vignali who set the conference record in track last season, came in first again in the mile run. The 880 relay team ran the relay faster than ever before this year and came in second in the relay. Those boys who placed second in the 830 were Tom Osborne, Fred Kruse, Gene Melvin, and jim Isenberg. Boys who deserve much credit for the teamis success this year besides the ones previously mentioned are Ralph Schultz who ran in the hurdles and high jump, Ken Smelcer in the pole vault, Bob Liegel in the 100 yard dash, Stuart Randall in the mile run, Dick Gleeson in the hurdles and high jump, Schaeffer in the high jump and broad jump, jim Platt in the discus, and Norman Schroeder in the 440. The team also took part in a meet with Madison Central and a Sectional and State meet. Left-Top to Bottom: Jim Isenberg, C. jackson, C. Vignali. T. Osborne, R. Schultz, B. Liegel. Right-Top to Bottom: W. McMahon, R. Schonenolf, VV. Bevens M. Dunse, R. Schneider, G. Melvin. After several evenings of frenzied preparation und weeks of planning and hoping for good Weather, the Weutherinun was kind enough not to send us ruin on October 5, Home- toming. The Homecoming commit- tee, made up of members of Hi-Y, Pep Club and Student Council had the biggest job. They lined up the floats, sponsored the election for Queen Sue and her attendants, Nona and Put, und planned the dance after the gnzne. The money made at the dance wus used to buy the new uni- forms for the cheerleaders. YVinning first prize for the best float. French Club received 3520. Rifle Club received S10 for second place and Girls Glee Club S55 for third. Prizes were also given to the best dressed hoboes und for the best decorated cars and bicycles. The best cli-mix We could possibly have had to 11 successful parade, of course, was the trouncing We gave ll0l'lL1QQ when our football team went to Work. Homecoming! Eve Celebration-Center: Queen Sue Roach. Attendents, left: N. Ceisser. Right: P, Sorenson. Top Ten Nomiwees- Row 1: D. Duncan, N. Ceisser. How 2: P. Sorenson, P. Cray, P. Aland. Hozleh. Row 3: C. Collmur, F. Mitchell, j. Graf. Cheerleaders' Escort- M. Mchlzlhon, Al. llzxvvkins, K. Fels. P. Duncan, 'Tm Con-:ta WVush That Mun Right Outa My Hair! -D. Duncan, S. Schultz. The New Look in Cars- We'll Trim P0l'lilgt'U-NT. Selutnn. P. Aland. Tlnu'.derl.ir:ls Key to Victory - omecomin union' Prom rr--1 -2. 052 2 S f K l sw K ' t ff' ,.....-- -rg VS 'Alto S-, .mini 69 The coming of Nitty 2 brought much excitement and commotion to the hulls of B. ll. The big mo- ment was about to arrive, for tonight there would be about ninety couples dancing to the beautiful music of Al Alverson and his oreliestru. lt was ut 10:00 p. m. that the blue heart- shupecl arbor opened to permit the Prom King uncl Queen, Put Terry and Pat Zuntow, to lezicl the dancers across the unique birch britlge over il pond sealtterecl with flowers. NVhile crossing the bridge, t-at-li couple wus nnnouncecl Quill then continued on their way to chmce to the theme song, uC:1lI'llt'll in the Ruin. Before arriving nt the dance, many couples enjoyed punch parties held :it various houses. Look! l'm elected! Put invites Put- Let's see, now - Orchids or Curtlunius? NOT in the geramiumslu Keep your lines straight! Royalty ready at hist- Pat Terry Patricia Zantow Index Teacher's Skit- Miss Haslanger, Mr. NVillson. Reve1'eU Smith Frankie Guth, 'ijolmnyu Bates. Lou Andrews. Miss Haslanger and Mr, Hansen. SENIORS Aland, Patricia-10, 24, 67, 68, 40, 44, 46, 50, 52, 55, 68 Alexander, Audrey-10, 41, 48 Amundson, Allyn-10. Anderson, Jerome-10, 65 Apostol, Bessie-10, 37, 38, 40, 46, 50 Banks, jean-10, 24, 53, 58, 71 Bermann, Shirley-10, 24, 41, 50 Bevens, William-10, 24, 36, 37, 39, 49, 52, 61, 62, 66, 67 Bowerman, John-10, 23, 37, 39, 40, 46, 49, 50, 62 Bradley, Agnes-10, 36, 41 Bradley, Duane-11 Brei, Shirley-11, 38, 53 Calkins, Ronald-37, 39, 43, 46 Carey, james-11, 51, 53 Christianson, Lillian-11, 53 Clement, Oliver-11, 24, 37, 39, 61, 62 Clift, James-11, 39, 57 Conners, Helen Ann-11 Grahen, Marjorie-11, 55 Cummings, Gerald-11, 57 51, David, Donna-11, 23, 24, 40 DeBeck, Marilyn-12 Dixon, VanEtta-12 Duncan, Donna-12, 24, 38, 41, 53, 55 68, 71 Dunse, Marvin-12, 61, 62, 66, 67 Fischer, Paul-12, 24, 53 Fuller, Dean-12, 24, 52, 57 Gasper, Therese-12, 36 Geisser, Nona-12, 24, 37, 38, 52, 53, 55, 58, 68 Getschman, Joyce-56 40, 43, Gibbons, Martha-12, 66, 43, 45, 50, Giese, Rodney-13, 57 Gollmar, Gail-13, 23, 38, 48, 52, 55, 58, 68 Gongagowski, Francis-13, 57 Grat, Joyce-13, 38, 40, 48, 55, 58 Graf, june-13, 38, 40, 48, 55, 58 Gray, Patricia-13, 38, 43, Green, Charles-13, 57 Griffith, Joanne-13, 43 Grosinske, Carol-13 Grosinske, Rheva-13, 23, 24 46, 50 55, 68 , 37, 38, Gust, Richard-14, 23, 24, 37, 69, 46, 52, 61, 62, 66 Hannon, Rodney-14, 57 Hawkins, Jean A.-14, 24, 38, 43, 48, 55, 58, 68, 71 Hayes, Michael-14, 39 Hayes, Sheila-14, 38, 45, Hein, Estelle-14, 56 Hewitt, Dorothy-14 Higgens, Shirley-14, 50 Hill, Betty-14 50, 53, 54 Hom, Helen Faye-14, 36, 38, 53 Isenherg, james-15, 23, 24, 36, 39, 41 53, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67 jackson, Clayton-15, 23, 24, 41, 49, 63, 64, 66, 67 joclnnan, Donald-15 Kapelka, LaVeta-15, 40, 50, 53, 54, Kasdorf, Dean-15 Kerndt, Carolyn-15, 24, 37, 38, 43, 46, 50 Klingenmeyer, Joyce-15, 55 Knerr, jerry A.-15, 24, 37, 39, 40, 49, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65 Kowalke, Robert-15, 43, 53, 54 46 43 52, 58, 48, 52 44, 51, 5.3, 49, 53 55 44, 52 Krueger, Carole-15, 36, 37, 38, 46, 50 Lane, Patsy-16, 56 Leece, Marilyn-16 s s v v Liegel, Robert-16, 26, 24, 39, 51, 51, 52, 53, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67 70 Loomis, Ianet-16 Luebke, Galen-16, 43, 46, 49, 61, 62 Luetkens, Ioan-16, 38, 50 Lynch, Helen-16, 37, 38, 40 Mahner, Robert-16 Marquardt, Richard-16, 24, 39, 40, 43, 49, 52, 53, 61, 62, 63, 64 Marquardt, VVlalter-16, 65 Mather, Thomas-17, 36 ML-Arthur, Elizabeth-17, 24, 38, 41, 48, 56 McIntyre, Thomas-17 McKinley, Susanne-17, 36, 43, 54, 68 Mc-Mahon, Wayne-17, 24, 41, 51, 60, 62, 67 Meier, Irene-17 Melvin, Eugene-17, 23, 39, 51, 52, 60, 62, 66, 67 Meyer, Garry-17, 24, 41, 49, 61, 62, 63, 64 Meyers, Dean-17, 53 Miller, Marlin-17, 49, 61, 62 Mitchell, Frances-18, 38, 58, 68 Mudd, Mary-18, 46, 46, 50, 52, 56, 54 Mudgett, Bonnie-18 Mueller, Paul-57 Neefe, Beverly-18 Nehring, Jacqueline-18, 55 Neitzel, Phyllis-18 Ninnanian, Kenneth-18, 43 Onikul, Gertrude-18, 52, 53 Ormond, Arlene-18, 53 Osborne, Thomas-19, 24, 41, 43, 51, 60, 66, 67 Palmer, Betty Lou-19, 37, 38, 56 Paske, Inez-19, 56 Pierce, Donna jean-19 Premo, Stanley-19, 24, 53, 65 Pydnkowski, Eugene-19, 39, 52, 53 Ramsey, Richard-19, 57 Rau, john-19, 57, 71 Repka, Shirley-19, 56 Richardson, Rosemary-19, 24, 38, 44, 50, 55, 58 'I Riley, Raymond-20, 57 ' Roach, Sue-20, 24, 37, 38, 46, 50, 52, 58, 68, 71 Russell, Thomas-18, 37, 39, 46 Schepp, Belva-20, 41, 48, 55, 56 Schneider, Raymond-20, 23, 39, 45, 49, 57, 60, 62, 66, 67 Sclioenoff, Kay-20, 36, 37, 38 SchoenoH, Richard-20, 36, 61, 62, 66, 67 Schroeder, Norman-20, 40, 66, 71 Schultz, Ralph-20, 23, 24, 49, 52, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67 Schulze, Sally-20, 38, 68 Skupniewitz, Thomas-20 Smith, Barbara-21, 38, 40, 50, 52, 53 Solles, Gordon-21, 23, 51, 60, 62 Sorenson, Patricia-21, 38, 45, 50, 52, 55, 68 Sprecher, Bonnie-21, 24, 38, 43, 48, 52, 53, 55, 58, 71 Starner, Ann-21, 37, 38, 46, 50, 52, 56, 72 Steele, Marianna-21, 24, 36, 37, 38, 43, 44, 45, 50, 52 Stoeckinann, jean Marie-21, 36, 37, 38 Stopper, Phillip-21, 37, 39, 51, 61, 62 Swanson, Gloria-21, 56 Terry, Ellen-21, 38, 50, 52, 55 Theis, Roger-22, 24, 37, 39, 41, 46, 65 Tooley, Susan-22, 44, 50 vignali, Carl-22, 24, 49, 66, 67 Walsh, Marylynn-22, 23, 53, 55 Ware, Marlan-22, 51, 52, 62, 63, 64 Weirich, Ralph-22, 57 Wolter, Donald-22, 57, 71 Zeinan, Leonard-22, 57 Zimmerly, Robert-22, 39, 53, 57 53, 41, IUNIORS Alhrecht, Patricia-25, 28, 53 Barnes, Mildred-25, 28 Bartz, Dorothy Jane-25, 36 Beardsley, Lester-25, 45, 57 Beieh, Derryll-25, 63 Bell, Lorna-25, 37, 38, 45, 46 Benardis, Betty-40, 45, 50 Bt-nm-S, Sally-25, 28, 36, 37, ss, 42, 50, 52 Bieeh, Marilyn-25, 55 Bisch, Fred-25, 28, 39, 49, 51, 52, 62, 66, 69 Borkenhanen, Dorothy-25, 56 Bortles, Allan-25 Bowerman, George-25, 62 Brand, Beverly-38, 53 Brand, Fred-25, 28, 42, 63, 64 Brophy, Kenneth Vincent-25, 64 Burton, Shirley-25 Carl, Edward-25, 51, 63 Christian, Victor-25, 57 Cleveland, Joyce-25, 38, 56 Cline, Arlene-25, 28, 38 Cook, Franklin-25, 45, 57 Dederich, Gerald-25, 28, 37, 39, 46, 49, 62, 64 Dick, jo Ann-25, 36, 42, 46 Doering, Norman-25, 28, 39, 45, 57 Domke, Arnold-25, 39, 49, 62 Eschenbach, Gene-25, 27 Fenster, Wm.-25, 57 Fennigkoh, Marvin-25 Cehrke, Donna-25 - Getschman, Donald-25, 45, 51, 57 Getschman, james-25, 57 Ciehel, Eulaine-25, 55, 69 Gleeson, Richard-25, 40, 42, 49, 62, 63, 64, 66 Hanley, Philip-25, 51, 57, 60, 62 Harger, Betty Irene-25 Hart, Pierre-25, 28, 39, 51, 52, 53, 54 Herritz, ilgark-25 Hewitt, velyn-25, 56 Hiller, LeMoine-25, 37, 39, 48, 52, 64 Hillmer, Gertrude-25, 28, 37, 38, 42, 50, Mueller, Beldona-26, 28, 54 Nelson, Elizabeth-26, 52, 53, 55, 58 Nelson, james-26, 28, 63 Neuman, Duane-26, 57 Newell, Patricia-26, 55 Newman, Sue-26 Nietz, Patsy-26, 38, 42, 48, 54 Orton, Richard Page, Pamela-26, 28, 37, 38, 42, 46, 50, 55, 58 Parks, Joanne-26, Paske, Milton-26, 54, 58 39, 46, 69 Platt, Barbara-26, 48, 58, 69 Pleasants, Earl VVayne-26 Powell, Patricia-26 Premo, Daniel-26, 28, 69 Prine, Eugene-26, 36, 37, 39, 46, 51, 69 Prothero, Betty-26 Puttkamer, Marilyn-26, 55 Randall, Marjorie-26, 28, 40, 53 Rau, Ceralil-26 Reppenhaden, Marion-26 Bisteen, Eleanor-26, 36, 37, 42, 50, 52 Roclriguc, Harold-26, 28, 62, 64, 69 Roznos, Schanke, Marion-26, 28, 53 Myrna-26 Schied, jerry Schiffmayer, Karl-26, 39, 42 Schilling, Patricia-26 Schoenbcclc, VVm. Schonasky, Evelyn-26 Schram, Merrill-26, 42, 51, 52, 53 Schultz, Helen-26, 28, 41, 48 Schultz, Jo Anne-26, 38, 55 Schultz, Phillip-26, Schultz, Phyllis-26 Schultz, Ruth-26, 48, 53, 54, 55, 58. 69, 71 Schultz, Vernon-26, 28, 42 Schultz, Wfm.-26, 28, 57 Sherman, john-26, 37, 39, 49, 52. 61, 62, 63 Sherwood, Nancy-26, 28, 40, 55, 58, 69, 71 Shillancl, Barbara-26, 37, 38 Smith, Wendell 52 Janssen, 1 ohnson, Alonna-25, 52, 69 Jacqueline-25 Kamensky, Sharel-25, 40 Karll, Kathryn-25, 28, 55, 58, 69, 71 Kennedy, Charles-25, 44, 57 Kinnamon, Karen-25 Kluender, Annette-25, 38 Knoop, Harlan-25, 28, 57, 69 Koch, Ruth Ann-25, 55, 56 Kruse, Fred-25, 28, 51, 61, 62, 66, 69 Kuwitzky, Edwin-25 L11 Mar, Robert-25, 41, 57 Linfre, Carol-25, 55 Lirson, Harvey-25, 28, 36, 37, 39, 40, 46, 51, 52, 69 Larson, -loanne-25 Leighton, Lauren Lindgren, Bruce-25, 37, 39 Loocli, Ricka-25, 28, 36, 38, 42, 52, 55 Luc-flers. David-25, 37, 39, 46 Lushy, Kay-25, 28, 52 Luther, Dorothy-25, 48, 55, 58, 71 Lynch, NVm.-25, 57 Martin, Patricia-25, 52, 54, 56 Martin, Raymond-25 Marzec, Wanda-25, 38, 40, 50, 54 Meisel, Diane-25, 28, 41, 69 Melvin, Joyce-26, 55 Mertzke, Dorothy-26, 38, 56 Moedinger, Arlene-26, 37, 38, 46 Sohiek, Therese-26 Solum, Nancy-26, 28, Sorenson, Virginia-26, 55 Stieve, Isabelle-26, 40 Stombaugh, Margoann-26, 38 Stone, James-26, 36, 37, 38, 50 Stopper, Nancy-26, 37, 38, 42, 46, 50, 55 Sweeney, Patricia-26, 38, 42, 44, 50, 52. 54 Tcich, Richard-26, 37, 39, 41. 42, 46, 49, 64 Terry, Pat-26, 39, 49, 57, 63, 69 Thompson, John-26, 28 Tomaselli, Louie-26, -64 Topham. Donal -26, 51, 60, 62, 63, 64, 69 VanLieshout. Julie-26, 28, 41, 44, 45, 50, 54, 55 Vi-rtein. Orville-26, 57, 62 Vvthe, Donalil-26, 28, 37, 39, 46 Voiles. Chwrles Gene-26 XVeclcl, Cordon-26, 28, 53 NVeinke, Arthur-26, 39 XVeinke, Marland-26, 41, 63, 61 YViese, Dean-57 XVilda, Beverly-26, 55 Yoss, Shirley-26, 48, 55, 58, 71 7-mtow, Patricia-26, 36, 41, 48, 52, 76-man, Vivian-26 Ziemke. Donald-26 55, 69 Zohel, Leonard-26, 28, 42, 49, 52, 62, 64 71 1. Hawkins, D. Duncan. B. Sprecher. Hi-Yls Donation. S. Roach, J. Banks, YI. Hawkins L. Hiller, D. VVolter, j. Rau, R. Orton, N. Schroeder. X Assemblies- Nouri from Iraq. Modern Robinhood: Mr. Bechtold VVillson, Starner with U. N. flag. NVilliam Tell. jr.: C. Schwartz. T. Colden The Singing Thrush . SOPHOMORES Aland, Margueritew29, 38, 55 Aukenbrandt, Myra-29, 36 llarrow, Kathleen-29 Philip-29, 31, 44. 66 Patricia-29, 37, 38 Clinton-29 Susan-29, 31, 55 Duane-29 Bassett, Baxter, Bazzill, Becker, Bcltcr, Birzl, Nathan-29 Risch, Mariorie-29, 36 Bradley, Shirley-36 Wrannan, Patricia-271, 36, 33, Braun, Neil-29, 63 Bretsch, Arlhur Briggs, Iteginalclkiil, 62 Brockley. Thomas-29, 66 Brooks, Lenora-29, 55 Brown, Barbara-29 Campbell, Carol-29, 36, 55 Carignan, Nancy-29 Cash, William-37, 39, 45 Chandler, Barbara-29, 55 Chapman, John-29 Clift, Carol-29, 31, 54, 55 Clingman, Gene-29 45, 55 Collman, Ronald-29, 31, 40, 49, 52 Cook, Donald-29 Curry, Ruth-29, 55 Davis, Roger-29, 45 Denzer, Carolyn-29 Duncan, Phyllis-29, 31, 53, 55, 5 Emhoff, Carol-29, 56 Ennis, Patrick-29, 57 Felland, james-.29 Feltz, Lloyd-29 Fillhouer, Barbara-29, 31 Fischer, Ruth-29, 31, 53 Fleishauer, Audrey-29, 54, 56 Friday, Dean-29, 63 Fuller, June-29, 56 Casper, Geraldine-29 Getschman, Helen-29, 56 Coehring, Robert-31 Conzagowski, Leonard-29 Cray, Cale-29, 62 Crosinske, Fred, Jr.-29, 39 Croslclaus, Evelyn-29, 31, 56, 57 Gunnison, Kay-29, 31, 50, 52, Hfirmon, Lois-29, 36 Harmel, Nancy-29 Harrop, Mary-29, 31, 52, 55 Illumc, Patricia-29, 48, 56 Hawkins, Edward-29, 31, 36, 39, Helms. Duane-29 Hess, Delores-29, 55 Hiifhley, Alice-29 Hill, Burdell-29 Hillman, Elizabeth-29, 56 Holloway, Arlan-29 Houle, james-29, 62 Hultgren, Alan-62, 66 lackson, Mary-29, 48, 55, 58 jantz, james-45 lochman, Jerald-29 -Iopp, Patricia-29, 41, 57 jopp, Shirley-29, 55 Jorg, Patsy-29, 56, 57 Kammer, -lack-29, 66 Karpinsky, Mary-29, 54, 56 Kent, Shirley-29, 31, 36, 38, 5.. Kimpfbeck, Kenneth-29 Kirner, CFredD Carl-29 Kluender, Eugene-29 Klucnder, Robert-37, 39 Kowalke, Betty-29 Larson, Eugene-29, 31, 36, 51 Leatherberry, Dale-40 Leatherberry, Donna-29 Lee, June-29, 40, 56 Lee, Mary-29 Lowell, judith-29, 40 72 8 ,68 49 955 Luethy, Thomas-30 Luetkens, Joyce-30, 36, 45, 50, 54 Mandt, Matthew-30, 39, 56 Msrquarclt, Clifford-30 M:1rqu:u'll. Lou Ann-30, 31, 38, 48, 55, 58 lilathcr, Marian-30, 56 McConnell, janet-31 McCormick, XVilliam-30. 39, 62 Nlc'Cee, Carol-30, 31, 36, 38, 55 McKinley, Thomas-30, 31, 36, 39 McMahon, Mvra-30. 55, 58, 68 NcCaskey. Allan-30 Nleisel, john-30, 62 Meyers, Arphalyne-30 Miller, Marilyn-30, 44, 50, 52 Miller, Roslyn-30, 55 Milner, Patricia-30, 56, 57 Morrick, john-30, 65 Naughton, Dale-63 Naughton, Myrna-30 Neitzel, Mazine-30 Nelson, Beverly-30 Nauman, Ruth-30, 55, 56 Newkirk, Norman-30, 62, 66 Nicoly, Norman-30, 39 Olson, Shirley-30, 31, 38, 55 Opperman, Lyle-30 Ormond, George-30 Osborne, Sherry-30, 38 Parks, james-30, 49, 52, 62, 65 Paske, Marian-30 Pearson, Jan-30, 36, 44 Pellett, Marvin-30, 45 Pieper, Anitra-30 Pivotto, Richard-30, 62 Platt, james-30, 62, 66 Potter, jacqueleen-30 Randall, Stuart-30, 31, 40, 51, 63, 66 Rau, Marilyn-30, 31, 41, 53 Ringling, Salome-30, 36, 38, 44, 50, 52, 53 Ritzenthaler, Marlene-30, 40, 55 Roche, Margaret-30, 38 Schaefer, Donald-30, 63 Schepp, Benjamin-30 Schmidtke, Carolyn-30, 56 Schroeder, Allan-30, 62, 66 Schroeder, Lawrence-30 Schroeder, Norman-30, 31, 52, 62, 63, 64, 66 Schulze, jon-30, 57 Sefkar, Roselin-30, 53 Seufzer, Betty-30, 55 Shcw, Eulaine-30, 53 Sinner, Richard-30, 62 Smelcer. 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