Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1943 volume:

FORWARD With the monster, Totalitarianism, run- ning rampant, bringing suffering and depriva- tion to millions, threatening to destroy the last vestiges of democratic freedom, it gives us a certain amount of satisfaction and sol- ace to know that American men and women are struggling each day to perpetuate what our ancestors fought for and handed down to us. I think it is verv fitting for the Senior Class of 1943 to commemorate the lives to two peo- ple who wore just such pioneers by dedicating this Bihiscan to them for doing so much for education in Birnamwood. For it is my firm belief that upon free and universal education rest peace and prosperity. DEDICATION With great respect and pro- found appreciation, we hereby dedicate this, the Bishiscan of 1943, to Mrs. M. P. Cady and in memory of her husband, Dr. Cady, both of whom were pioneers in educational ad- vancement in the village of Birnamwood. There is to be no ta Using. English, History Let's be aore scientific. Science, Math. Let’s have it quiet. Home Economics, Science You’re excused. Principal, 3and, Social Science Page 3 Sec. Treas. Hazel Corning Page 4 Page 5 Ciu -x t UAM ' J+ r 'i 2 £r Page 6 WILLIS BEVERSDORF Chubby To-day I love you,—but don’t trust me, To-morrow -a another I may see. Activities: Baseball, 1,2,3,4. Class President, 1,3. Vice President, 2. Business Manager on Bihiscan, 4. JOHN BOHLMAN Johnny Come on, chillun, let's 'Roll out the Barrel Activities: Basketball, 1,2,4. Baseball, 1,2,4. Drama Club, 1, 2,4. Softball, 1,2. Student Council 3,4. Transferred from Eland. DOROTHY BROUNACKEH uort” Her great love for music, Is only surpass- ed by her pleasing personality. Activities: Girls Glee Club 2,3. Boys Glee Club, (accornp.) 3. Drama Club, A. Assistant Edi- tor on Bihiscan. Student Council member 3. Vice President 3. HAZEL CORNING mert Though at any profession she’d be a success, A nurse's degree will complete her happiness. Activities: Drama Club, 3,A. Girls Glee Club, 1,2,3. Class Sec. Trees., A. ZWAANTJE CORPORAAL Susie Why shouldn't I know? I didn't go four years to school for nothing, Activities: Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3. Forensics, 3,4. ELDON FREMMING Butch Sometimes glad, sometimes sad. Sometimes mischievous, but never bad. Activities: Baseball, 2,3,4. CLAUDE FROHLAN Doc Work and I are strangers. Activities: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,A. Baseball 2,3,A. Drama Club 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3, A. One-Act Play 2. Class Trees. 2. CLARA HARTER Everybody's friend, Nobody's enemv. MAVIS HUMBLET Megs She's A1 in her studies, And 1A in our hearts. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3,A. Drama Club, 1,2,3,A. Class President 2. Treasurer, 3. Oriole, 1,2,3,A. META JENSEMA Mickey Her heart line shows that she will never lead an old maid's life. Activities: Waugonion Club 1. G. A. A. Z Forensics 2,4. Band, 3,4. Girls Glee Club, 3. One-Act Play, 4 Oriole. 3,4. Transferred from Wausau. RICHARD KLINNER Dick He hasn’t time for girls or fame, A diploma was his only aim. Activities: Class President, 4. Basketball 1.2. Softball, 1,2. Transferred from Aniwa. ROBERT KLINNER Bob I can do more playing in an half hour,than most children can in a week. Activities: Basketball, 1,2 Softball 1.2. Transferred from Aniwa. DONALD KLOTZBUECHER Don Our editor is very wise; He can do most anything if he tries. He has been popular in our school. And in Proves himself a jewel. Activities: Forensics, 1,2,A. Bihiscan, A. Oriole, A. Vice President, 1. Transferred from Argonne• AKLET r'RULL A true friend, who is forever a friend. Activities Girls Glee Club, 1,2,3. Oriole, A. HELEN KRUIT Always helping and on time, We need more of Helen's kind. Activities: Oriole, A. G.A.A. A. Girls Glee Club , 1,2,3. EUGENE KUNST in his classes he Is a basnrul sort, but out with the fellows a right good sport. Page 7 3-RACE LEPAK Here's to the yirl with the charming smile, ? ho xuakes the bubble of life v orth while. Activities: G.A.A. 3,A. Drama Club 4. Girls Glee Club 3. Oriole 4. Vice Pres. 4. Transferred from Hatley. VIRGINIA MADSON Ginny She's just what she port, a girl, a pal, and a very good sport. 2,3,4. Oriole, 1,3,4. Drum Major, 1,2,3,4. Drama Club 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3. is, what others re- Activities: G.A.A. Girls Glee Club, 3 MILDRED MATZ A jolly good sport. LA.VERNE MIERKEY Merk If words were pennies, He'd be a million- aire. Activities: Band, 1,2,3,4. Basketball 2,3,4. Baseball, 2,3,4. Forensics 1,2. Drama Club 1,2,3,4. Oriole 1,2,3,4. Band Vice Pres. 4. Band Credit Office 2. PROSPER! OSTRO'.','SKI I love to dance, to sing and play and flirt away the live long day. Activities: Boys Glee Club 3. Drama Club 4. Oriole 4. Transferred from Hatley. JUNE PACKARD V.re know little of her, but that little is good. HENRY SUWYN Hank A good student and a good fellow. DOLORES SZUTKOWSKI Nooky She's a quiet girl at times. Activities: Girls Glee Club, 1,2. Transferred from Eland. GENEVIEVE TAUTGES Topsy She has a sweet disposition, And brains for the best position. Activities: Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3. Drama Club 1. LESLIE VOIGT Buddy Look me over girls. Activities: Band 1,2.3 4. Drama Club 3. � � � KATHRYN WHITING Kathie Would there were more like her. Activi- ties: Drama Club 3,4. Glee Club 3. Oriole 1,4. G.A.A. 4. ROMAN WOJTASIAK Rommie A big silent man. Activities: Band 1, 2,3,4. Vice President 1. Drama Club 2,3,4. LEANDER YaCH Butch He’s an upright, downright, all right boy. Activities: Boy's Glee Club 3. Softball 2. Transferred from Hatley. WILLIAM KRAKT Bill Life is a serious proposition. Girls, too. Activities: Basketball 2,4. Drama Club 2,3,4. Band 3. Student Council, 4. Transferred from Antigo. Not pictured ERVIN GAST Windy An audience and an argument . Z° thlnk She'S qUlet’ 011 yes’ you n't tar CYRIL SYBELDON Cereal If I can't sleep nights, I sleep in olass. Transferred from Sparta. Page 8 J. Nienow Secretary Row Hi: Lettau, Nienow, Sprague, V.'ahlers, Brubuker, Gatz, Ten Haken, Frohman, Piehl. Row II: Postior, Sprague, Dasker, St. John, Kopitzke, Holtz, Shoenrock, Nevinski. Row I: Hntert, Lepak, Kennig, Olszewski, Klinner, Drake ii.., N.iss Feldt- dvisor absentees: Hettinga, Holloway,J. Holloway,B. Mosier. Page 9 L. Leider Secretary L. Block Treasurer ROW IV: Hettinga F. , Radliff, Guyette, Prahl, Packard, Dobratz, Lorzelere, Brounacker, Umlend, Huirblet, Christiansen. LOW III: Moody, Stone, Sprague ,Airiundson, Tautges, Merrimn, Vliestra, Locke, Kruit, Ritseiiiu ,Elock. ROW II: Wesco, Schnidt , Johnson, Pickel- deyer, Bauch, Mueller, Schicidt L., Whiting, Behra, Uttecht. ROY,' I: Leider,Echardt.Nionov, Mundt. Gilray, Miss Twist-Advisor, Herrema R. , Herreina B. , Duescher. Absentee: Hettin ’ti K. Page 10 M. Kruefer Secretary J. YolJmer Freuerick Ircsident v President I. Uni] and Treasurer ROW III: Geluni, Fuss, Roenke, Postler, Bultman, Van Vuren, Krub- sack, Beversdorf, Nienow. RO'7 II: Uraland, Suv yn, Kortensen, Krue- Ser, Behci, Holtz, Prahl, Taut es, Ketzel. ROW I: Frederick, Ho- sier, Corrie, ttr. Benson-Advisor, Pagel, Volin.er, Schaefer. ratje 11 (IIMI No • 4 Blrnamwood HirJi School_January 29 I HI SC AN PHOTOS TAKEN ZL NN MORRIS LECTURES tRov IV: Christianson, Prahl, Holloway, Brubaker, Cstrowski, Klotz- buecher, Packard. Row III: Mueller, Whiting, Kruit, Block, Stone, Humblet, E. , «mundson, Meirkey. Rov II: Moody, Krull, Leider, e.Jensema, St. John, Sprague, Lepak, Behm. Row I: Miss Feldt— tyL Advisor,Duescher, Kopitzke,Humblet,M.-Editor,Pagel, Gilray,Modson. h some difficulty, 'of two extra pictured Its junior nona? v;uve jin folders., M.'.ny of. jthe Seniors' exchanged ipictures with one an- lother. -B- wys have never n the same since he isted on calling m men. Then Mr. by told us to look py, but one thought poor Mr, Benson m empty science room it was impossible. i’t on next column) I suggest that you d some of tne ex- tige papers from the ur schools. They very interesting. unnecessarily in the eir—merely to display those .be-oo-tifu ' rings. In design the crest is n small ongel. The 4 Backward, turn baickwariletter B1’ ana the 0, time in your flight Swords high school And tell me just one thing I studied last night. sur- jmount it, 1944 is (engraved on each side.- Most of the rings are 11 goxd, with a few being onyx,ruby or sap- hire stoned, -P- We suggest that every one learn the obove little piece, after the trying times we how-Ts see more of you at iust passed through Yotfthe Lyceum on Tuesday Page 12 The annual promenade of the Junior Class was held at Mayflower Lake Pavilion on Thursday evening, April 30, 1942. The May Pole served as a centerpiece for the Spring scene. The lawn was sprinkled with cut flow-, ers. Through the colorful streamers echoed the music of Tom Temple and his or- chestra. At 10:45 King Villis Be- versdorf and nis Q,ueen Vel- ma Krueger led the grand march. This was followed by the crowning of the King and Q,ueen. Page 13 ROY.' VI: Holloway, Gilray, Duescher, Brubaker. ROW VII: Mr. Grosenick, director, Hettinga, Larzelere, Postler V. ROY: VIII: Behm I.'., Behm ., Vollmer, Gilray R. ROW IX: Me Candless, Iostler C., Vollmer, Fostler G. 1 0V I: Frohman J., Pagel, Frohman C., Ten Haken. Mierkey, Jenseraa, V ojtasiak, Stone. ROW III: Block, Brounacker, Nienov;. ROW IV: Trahi, Narlow, Hawkins ROW V: Roepke, Moiser. Prahl. Voigt. ROW II: Krueger, , Moiser; HI IV V Page 15 L_ 1 n —% r nr 1—1 1 I j □ . “1 £ □ 1 £ The student council election was held in the early port of the school year. The candidates for president were: Mavis Humblet, Meta Jensema, and Robert Klinner. Robert K]'nner was elected. The candidates for judge were: Tames Frohman and Donald Klotzbuecher. Tames Fro- iiman won this election. The members who were elected last year for a term of two years are: Irene Drahiem and Tohn Bohlman. The new elected council members ore: LeRay Corrie, Ruth Due3cher, Vicotr Ten Haken, William Kraft, Lorraine Leider, and William Roeoke. The second semester we lost three members: V illiam Kraft, and LeRay Corrie, council members, and Robert Klinner, president. Robert Klinner resigned and Victor Tenliaken was elected acting president for the remainder of the school year. Prospert Cstrowski was elected in William Kraft's ;lace, and Richard Van Vuren was elect- ed in LeRay Corrie's place. The student council has had a minimum of viola- tions in the first semester. In the second semester we have sponsored a defense stamp drive. We built a stand to sell stamps, and are now working to get 100 of the high school to buy stamps. ROW III: William Roepke, illiam Kraft, Victor Ten Haken. ROW II: !Tr. Benson, Robert Klinner, James Frohman, John Bohlman. ROW I: LeRay Corrie, Lorraine Leider, Ruth Duescher, Irene Drahiem. Page 16 Drama Club Officers President------- Vice President- Social Chairman Treasure-------- Secretary------- Historian------- Point Secretary' —-Meta Jensema —Mavis Humblet —Hazel Corning -----Lyle Block —Ruth Duescher ---Jack Wahlers ■Roman Wojtasiak The Drama Club opened this year with a record attendance of fifty- three members actively participating in its activities. The group went Christmas caroling and had many social engagements at the Ly- ceum. The Drama Club also has sponsered dances after the basketball games and other activities. Drama Club Members ROW IV: Humblet E., Block, Krueger, Kraft, Gatz, Holloway, Wojta- siak, Brubaker, Ostrowski, Larzelere, Wahlers, Roepke, Christensen, Beversdorf. ROW III: Tautges, Whiting K., Draheim, Lepak G., Ha- bert, Bohlman, Frohman, St. John, Jensema, Brounacker, Humblet M., Wojtasiak D., Corning. ROW II: Fredrick, Lepak D., Whiting J., Schaefer, Kopitzke, Moody, Kierkey, Prahl, Corrie, Olszewski, Het- zel, Behm, Prahl, Umland. ROW I: HetJinga, Miss Feldt, (Advisor), Gilray, Leider, Duescher, Mosier, Miss Twist, (Advisor), Vollmer, Pagel, Madson, Schoenrock. Page 17 Row III: Mierkey, Ostroski, Y ojtasiak, Frohman. Row II: Miss Feldt-Director,Lepak,Corning, Miss Twist-Director. Row I:Corporaal, Humblet, Jensema, Kruit. THE GREAT BEK ALLAH BEN ALLEN................. ED WESTON................. RUTH ALDRICH ............. JESSICA ALDRICH........... ROBERTA HOUSTON........... HELEN JOHNSON............. MRS. SCHYLER V,iN SCHULER . HA7 KINS.................. DOROTHY................... PROFESSOR RAKDOLF RAWLINGS , . Claude Frohman , .LaVerne Mierkey , . . Meta Jensema , . .Mavis Humblet i . . .Helen Kruit . .Hazel Corning . . .Grace Lepak .Roman Wojtasiak .Susie Corporaal Prospert Ostroski The facts that the hobby-minded Mrs. Aldrich should have ex- convicts stealing her silverware while she was reforming then, and homeless cats and dogs should ruin the neighbor’s gardens while she was caring for them, were excusable. But w'hen she becomes so much interested in spiritualism that she will nbt let her daughter see the man she loves—because he is not a spiritualist-_-her prac- tical sister, Roberta, decides to take a hand. So, in a scheme with her neice and her neice’s friend, she gives Jessica, and a •snobbish friend, a Hindu spiritualist in the person of the daugh- ter's fiance. Here begins 8 three-act farce that is uproariously different. The amazing, but easily explained, tricks of the great Ben Allah 8nd his assistant establish him as a supernaturalist of great ability, until he unwittingly hypnotizes Hawkins,the butler. The difficulty is that he cannot remove the spell I This, much to the distress of Dorothy, the maid, whom Hawkins has promised to take to the cinema. The peak of humor is reached when a former professor of the boys arrives, and Ben is forced to conduct a seance that is easily arranged but most unusual is results. Page 18 third successive year tact the Drnns Club's one act play won the conference cnnmpionship. On November 18, the one act play, ’’Paul Feces The Tire Shortage won Tirst place at a tournament held ct Bowler. It also took first place at the tournament held at the Lyceum with Tigorton us an opponent. For this the Drama Club has received a trophy which was placed in the library. At the district meet neld at Stevens Point, the one act pluyers took second place. The play was presented to vurious other organisations throughout the community. Mr. Jones. Mrs. Jones Paul Jones Mary Jone3 Junior.... Jane...... Directors ..Dale Brubaker .. .Meta J enseuia ...Jack Wahlers Phoebe St. John .....Lyle Blocic ....Carol Page! Miss Twist Miss Feldt How 11 st. John, Block, Jensema. Row 1 Pagel, Y ahlers, Brubaker. Page 19 In 1 rvi IP I — IS L-, LiV i— i i i Declamations Gladolyn Kopitzke Meta Jensema Phoebe St. John Carol Pagel Ruth Duescher Kathleen Gilray Marcia Behm Kenneth Hettinga Susie Corporaal A Miss Bassett Debate Gladolyn Kopitzke Phoebe St. John Kathleen Gilray Marcia Behm Carol Pagel Lorraine Leider Jim Beversdorf Bill Roepke Extemporaneous Reading Lorraine Leider Bill Roepke Orations Donald Klotzbuecher Victor Ten Haker Lyle Block Harry Larzelere John Moody Row Hi: Larzelere, John, Behm, Block, Beversdorf, Ten Haken, Klotzbuecher Row II: Roepke, Moody, Leider, Jensema, St! Row I: Duescher, Gilray, Pagel, Miss Bassett. page SO d □ OJ ru Q a □ Lnl Lb SCORES OF THE FALL GAMES Birnamwood-------3 Birnamwood-------2 Birnamwood------12 Mattoon-------5 Bowler--------4 Gresham-------7 POSITION Catcher Pitcher 1st Baseman 2nd Baseman 3rd Baseman Short Stop Out-fielder Cut-fielder Out-fielder Substitutes Coach PLAYER Mierkey Beversdorf Fremming Bohlman Umland Frohnan, C. Frohman, J. Radliff Brubaker Packard Gatz Dobratz Mr. Benson Page 2D □1 □ V r1 □ I n b_ □J 1 S] bi Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 17 Birnamwood 26 Wausau 3isiness Inst. 13 25 Birnar.iwood 23 Mountain 42 1 Birnamwood 24 Mountain 34 3 Birnamwood 26 Tigerton 27 10 Birnamwood 30 Rosholt 20 17 Birnamwood 23 Mattoon 34 7 Birnamwood 33 Bowler 20 14 Birnamwood 44 Scandinavia 19 21 Birnamwood 25 Wittenberg 26 28 Birnamwood 43 Gresham 22 4 Birnamwood 25 Lattoon 33 12 Birnamwood 25 Bowler 27 18 Birnamwood 22 Wittenberg 18 Home Games ROW I: Benson-Coach, Humblet, Packard-dropped, Larzelere, Kraft- graduated, Bohlman, Unland. ROW II: J.Frohnan, Brubaker, C.Froh- man, Mierkey, Gatz-dropped. Page 22 Twenty-two boys participated in this years Fing Pong Tournament. Eldon Fremming came out victor after many thrilling games. Frohman's team won the Boftball Tournament held lust fall consis. ted of six teams. Teams were chosen from the student body by Frenr ming, Deversdorf, Bohlraan, Mierkey, Frohmnn, and Brubaker. vqYj ii: Postler, Padk?rd, Klotzbuecker, Larzalere, Nienow. ROW I: Parhl, Wahlers, Frohman-captain, Krueger. Page 23 o □ J§L Itl 0 _ru OFFICERS President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . M. Kennig . M. Klinner . R. Duescher D. Schoenrock ROW IV;Habert, Postler, Schoenrock, Kennig, Olszewski, Uttecht, Whiting, Kruit, Bauch. ROV.' Ill:V.'esco, Klinner, Draheim, Lieder, Humblet, Gilray, Holtz, D., Ritsema, Sprague, G. ROW Ii: Holtz, G., Lepak, D., Kopitzke, Lepak, G., Behm, Sprague, C., Umland, Prahl, Madson. ROW I: Dueschar, Corrie, Frederick, Hosier, Miss Buckbee—Advisor, Vollmer, Pagel. Page 24 ROW II: Klotzbuecher, Grosenick, Bevers- dorf • ROW I: Bassett, Brounacker. Editor----- Associate Editor' Business Manager- Snapshots— Calendar------- Proa----------- Seniorscope---- Student Council Sports---------- Band----------- Oriole--------- Arp------------ Drama Club----- Forensics------— Advisors------— Donald Klotzbuecher -Dorothy Brounacker —Willis Beversdorf -------Mavis Humblet Meta Jensema Grace Lepak -------Mildred Matz Clara Harter -----Hazel Corning Prospert Ostrowski ---------Grace Lepak Virginia Madson --------John Bohlman ----Eldon Framing Claude Frohaan --------Leslie Voigt LaVerne Mierkey ---------Helen Kruit Arlet Krull --------June Packard ----LaVerne Mierkey ----Susie Coproraal Roman Wojtasiak ------Mr. Grosenick Miss Bassett Page 25 □ nLf □ “1 J1 nj as: September 7 Enrollment 8 School begins with seven new teachers and a host of Fresh- ies 15 Miss Ruth Larson State Board of Health calls 21 Fresiimen get the works 25 Freshman Initiation party October 1 Baseball-Birnamwcod defeated by Mattoon (there) 6 Birnamwood defeated in base- ball by Bowler (there) 13 Lecture by Ralph Kuhli of the State Dept, of Health 16 Student Council Election 20 Visitation of Miss Dahlman County Supervisor 22 Sinco Photo Co. takes pictures 23 Freshman Return Party November 5-6 Teachers Convention, everyone rejoices 11 Armistice Day- Program 12 Seniors travel to Wausau to have their pictures taken 17 One act play presented at Ly- ceum. Birnamwood victorious in basketball over Wausatt Busi- ness College 18 Birnamwood wins one act play in sectional 19 Tigerton defeated by Birnam- wood in one act play conference 20 One act play cast travels to Stevens Point and gets second place 25 Basketball-Mountain vs Birnam- wood (here) _26 Thanksgiving vacation December 1 Lecture Course-Julian Shleman 3 Basketball-Tigerton and Birnam wood (there) 10 Basketball-Rosholt vs Birnam- wood (here) 17 Basketball-Mattoon vs Birnam- wood (there) 23 Annual Christmas party held 24 Christmas vacation begins January 4 School re-opens after vacation 7 Basketball-Bowler vs Birnam- wood (here) 11 Pictures taken by Colby for Bihiscan 14 Basketbali-Scandinavia vs Bir- namwood (here) 15 George Limpert, the Woman's Home Companion man calls 19 Lecture Course by Glenn Morris 19-20 Everyone doing last minute cramming for Semester tests 21 No school because of the v eather. Basketball-Wittenberg vs Birnamwood (there) February 3 Debates here from Marion 5 Basketball-Mattoon vs Birnam- wood (here) 11 Basketball-Bowler vs Birnam- wood (there) 16 Birnamv ood-White Lake play for right to play in tournament 18 Basketball-7 ittenberg vs Bir- namwood (here) 26 Basketball tournament March $ Band Concert April 21 School closes for Easter vaca- tion 27 School opens, everyone glad to get back May 22 Baccalaureate Services 23 Class Day 26 Commencement 29 Picnic Page 26 Six day bike riders-----Just friendly----—A picnic—or??------Our teacher------Is it wet?------Brubaker—in disguise W.P.A. crew Working, Cleo?---- And give it slow ----Thirsty, Butch?----Strike three an’ out-----A crucial moment. Page 27 Page 28 Legs St.John Left, right Fags Pal Miggs Freshies Puppy Love Bashful? More Freshies Tch, Tch, Lorraine The gangs all here House cleaning ■HMm Votta -man I Ella i..ae, Norm and Ruth Skiing??? 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