Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

i Page 1 Mr. Victor Erickson Bachelor of Science River Falls S.T.C. Principal Mr. Frank Pappenfuss Bachelor of Science River Falls S.T.C. Agriculture Mrs. Irene Granius Bachelor of Education Lacross S.T.C. English Fage 3 Mrs. Esther Vogl Stoat University Whitewater S.T.C. Home Economics Mrs. Marjorie Norman Bachelor of Science University of Wisconsin Western Reserve University Commercial Walter T. Weihrouch Bachelor of Science River Falls S.T.C. Veteran Trainer Page U. Carl Luebbe All great men die young. Ifm not feeling so v ell myself. Library-1, Drama-3-4, Chorus-4, Band-1-2-3-4 Oriole-3, One Act Ploy-3, Class Pres.-4, Class Sec. 1-2, Vice Pres.-3, Student Council-1-4, Baseball-2-3-4 Basketball-3-4, F.F.A. Sec. 3, Pres. Band-4, Pres. Student Council-4, Forensics 4, Pres. Forensics-4, Senior Class Play-4 Roy Mosier-Moe Too bad I wasn’t born rich instead of so good looking. Drama Club-1-2-3-4, Oriole-2-3, Chorus-4, Vice President-4, ' Band-1-2-3-4, Drama Treasurer-3, Drama Vice President-4, One Act Play-2-3-4, Pep Band-1-2-4 Senior Class Play-4 fry I'lftti. Bette Tarras-Lizzie She’s like a magnet— attractive. Chorus-4, G.A.A.-4, Flag Bearer-4, Class Secretary-4, D.A.R.-4 Transferred from Chicago b-LiSlJ 0-4JL • ytJ ajit Richard Block-Dick Worry and I have never met. Drama-1-2-3-4, Pre3.-3- 4, One Act Play-2-4, Bihiscan Editor-4, Oriole-1-2-3, A.A.-l, F.F.A.-3-4, Chorus-4, Class Trees.-4, Student Manager-2-3-4, Senior Class Play Page $ Delores Eckardt You can make blondes but red-heads just come natural. G.A.A.-2-4, F.H.A.-4, Library-2-3-4 Frederick Fuss-Fuss Quiet and reserved, but you never can tell. Robert Gilray-Bob One hundred per cent pure air. Drama Club-2-3-4, Forensics-3, Oriole-3, Chorus-4, Baseball-1- 2-3-4, Basketball B-l A-2-3-4, Pep Band- 1-2-4, President-2, Bihiscan Bus. Man8ger-4 Senior Class Play-4 Ruth Hawkins-Suzie Or la Btolloway-Penny She likes music, she likes noise, but best of all she likes the boys. She true to one, one at a time. Bihiscan Assistant Editor- 4, Pep Band-1-2-4, G.A.A.- 1-2-3-4, A.A.-l, Band-1-2- 3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3-4, Forensics-1-2-3-4. Debate-1 Chorus-4, Oriole-1-2-3, Class Secretary 1, One Act Play-2-4 Senior Class Play, Treas. Drama Club-4f Vice Pres. For- ensics-4. Forensics-2-3-4 G.A.A.-2-3-4 Drama Club-1-2-3-4 One-Act Play-1-2-4 Library Club-1-2 Debate-1 F.E. A.-4 Oriole-1-2-3 Chorus-4 Pep Club-3, A.A.-l Senior Class play Marion Holtz-Butch Her heart is as sun- ny as her hair F. H.A.—4 F.H.A. Sec. 4 Chorus-4 Drum Ma jorette-1-2-3-4 Class Secretary-3 G. A.A.-1-2-3-4 A.A•- 1 Drama-4 Carnival Queen-3 Library-1-2-4 Page 6 Marion Huehnerfuss Ifm here, even if I donft tell everybody. ’ F.H.A.-4. Chorus-4 Library ulub-1-2 Joyce Jorgensen-Jergie She’s here; I hear her laugh. Library-1-2, Band-3-4, Chorus-4, G.A.A.-1-2-4, Pep Band-4, Sec.-Treas. Band-4 Transferred from Aniwa Henry Kruit-Hank Teachers think that I’m so sweet, they want me in the foremost seat. F.F.A.-3, Drama-4, Library-1, Chorus-4 Violet Lemke-Buzz bonder what its like to get along without a man. Chorus-4 Cheerleader- 1-2-3-4 Twirler-1 Drum Majorette-2-3-4 Class President-1 G.A.A.-1-2 Class Treasurer-3 Oriole-3 Forensics-z-3-4 Drama- 1- 2-3-4 One-Act Play- 2- 4 A.A.-l Library-1 Vernon Matche-Vernie Seen but not often. Chorus-4 Edward Narlock-Dot-ty nHe 3 a very gifted lad; his greatest gift is the gift of gab. Chorus-4, Baseball-3-4 Page 7 Joyce Neinow-Joy We know her by her quietness. G.A.A.-3, Drama-4 Chorus-4, Library-4 Senior Class Play-4 Josephine Nevinski-Josie 11 If all the as happy as a wonderful world would G.A.A.-4 necretary-2 Chorus-4 world were she, what Dlace this be. Jacob Picklemeyer-Jake 3etter late than never. F.F.A.-3-4 Chorus-4 Basketbe11-1-2-3 Violet Postler-Vi In storm or in sun- shine, she preserves an even temperature.” Chorus-4, Oriole-3, G.A.A.-1-4, Band-1- 2-3-4, Pep Band-1-2- Page 8 David Nowinski-Dave When he grins, we grin--when he works we wonder.” Reuben Prahl-Chollie By the work he does we can plainly see, q former he intends to be. Chorus-4 F.F.A.-3-4 Baseball-3-4 � Audrey Kaatz She has the rarest of all things, good common sense. G.A.A.-1-2-4, Chorus-4, Library-1-2, Class Treasurer-1 Senior Class Play-4 Donald Van Vuren-Donnie It’s better to sleep in class than waste a perfectly good even- ing. F.F.A.-3-4, Drama-3-4, Chorus-4, One Act Play- 3, Senior Class Play-4 Fredrick Ritsema-Fred I'm not bsshful-- I m just shy. Chorus-4, F.F.A.-3-4, Baseball-3-4 Drama-4 Raymond Vollmer-Ray If wise-cracks were grains of sand, I'd be a desert. Chorus-4, Band-1-2-4, Class President-3, Drama Club-2-3-4, Basketball-1-2-3, Oriole-2-3-4, Prom King-3, Pep Band-4, Student Council-4, Senior Class Play-4 Adelyne Schmidt-babe Great things come in small packages. Library-1-2-3-4 Criole-3 G.A.A.-l- 2-4 Forensics-3-4 Senior Class Play-4 Edmund Wanta-Eddie I may do something sensational yet. Baseball-3-4, Chorus-4, Senior Class Play-4 Page 9 Bob Gilray.... r. Pappenfuss Richard Block. Ruth Hawkins.. Business manager Advisor Editor Assistant Editor BIHI3CAN oTiiFF Editor--------------Block Asst. Editor--------Hawkins Business Mgr.-------Gilroy Ads-----------------Hosier, Vollmer .Snaps--------------Holloway Art-----------------Nevinski Senior Scope--------Schmidt Prom----------------Vollmer Drama Club----------Hosier G. A. A.---------Huehnerfuss, Holtz F. F. A.---------Pichelmeyer, Kruit, Hatsche F. H. A.---------Neinow Sports--------------Luebbe, 3asketbal 1 Ritsema, Baseball Band----------------Pos tier Chorus--------------Huehnerfuss Glee Clubs----------Rantz Classes-------------Erickson, Nerlowe, Krueger, Holtz Calendar------------Eckardt, Fuss Forensics-----------Holloway, Lemke Typists-------------Terras, Jorgensen, Neinow, Postler Library-------------Eckardt One Act Play--------Hawkins Senior Class Play---Raatz Student Council-----Luebbe Page 10 Row U. Jacobson, ignoble, Twaroski, '. incentsen D., Steebs, Xrubsack, Krull, Zahrt. Row 3. Eckardt E. , Suerink, Benz, Hettinge Breyer, Jolin, O’Neil, Juwyn. Row 2. Krueger R. '..ennig, Schmidt, Krueger R. , Behn, Paulson, Wolfinger, Henderson, Mr. Szymanski. Row 1. Jaeck, 'Kaufman, Kreger N Spanbauer, ullenbrauch, Achenreiner, Vincentsen B. President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Advisor....... Peter Kaufman Raymond Ullenbrauch Rona hreger Joyce spanbauer Mr. Szymanski . e, the Juniors of 1948 have a very bright out- look for the future. ;hen school first started, on September 2, 194-7, our class consisted of thirty mem- bers, later another member came which gave us thirty- one. The members of our class have shown that they can accomplish very much because of their great coop- eration. The Junior prom was held at Joe Cassette’s. The theme song for the prom was The Serenade of the Bells . The music was furnished by Tom Temple’s orchestra. Page 12 Pag 13 Row 3. Damp, Tenhaken, Wickman, Matsche, Mathwick, Goalee, Gest. Row 2. Leider, Schmidt, Schwamer, Tierney Miller, Henderson, Ilawley, Kole, Mr. Cotone. Row 1. Postler, Chapman, Kerrema, Malcowski, Narlow, Lerake, Timm. ±resident.....................Clarence Melchowski Vice President................Josnne chapman oecretary.....................jonna Narlow Treasuer......................Richard Herrema WE, the Sophomores of 1948, consisting of 24 mem- bers, are proceeding nicely in Birnamwood High School. We started in our Freshman year as a riotious group, but now, as Sophomores, we have reformed considerably and hope to continue doing so in the future. Most of our boys participate in basketball, base- ball, and in the future will take part in football. The girls take part in most of the extra-curricular activities, such as, G.A.A., Girls Glee Club, Chorus, and Library Club. On October 2, 1947, we gave the Freshmen their Initiation Farty. They returned it October 2 ,, 1947. They were both a great success. Page 14 i) Row 4. Sorenson, LeGault, Eckardt C., Matsche, Falkowski, Row 3. Matz, Mortensen J., Slewicki, Beyer, Suess, Mijal, Row 2. Peasley, Hegewald, Dickman,Leithen, Jolin, Hohensee, Lelder, Budwit, Mrs. Granlus. Row 1. Kalns, Westendor, Roblier, Erickson, Cannon, Eckardt R., Mortensen P. President..... Vice resident Secretary..... Treasurer..... Ramona Roblier Jim Cannon Faith rickson Rueben Eckardt We, the Class of 1931, entered B.H.S. on September 2, 1947. On October 2 we were initiated by the Sophomores. We complimented them with a return party three weeks later. During the year five new stuuents have entered our class, making a total enrollment of twenty-eight. We have actively participated in various school activities and we hope to be a credit to B.H.S. page 16 f Page 17 Row 2. Ur. Szymanski, Frahl, Ullenbrauch, Hettinge, Breyer Achenrelner, Narlock, Henderson, Block, Row 1. Kaufman, itsema, Luebbe, Gilray, Y anta, Sckardt E. CONFERENCE GANNS Birn8mwood-8. Birnamwood-6. Blrnamwood-11 Birnamwood-5. Blrnamwood-O. Y hite Lake-1 ...Uattoon-2 ...Rosholt-1 ...Grc3ham-2 ..Marsthon-O POSITIONS Pitcher..... Catcher..... lat-Base.... 2nd-Base.... 3rd-Bose .... Shortstop... Left Field.. Center Field Center Field Right Field. Right Field. Shortstop... 2nd-Base.... Left Field.. ......Luebbe . .E. Eckardt .Achenrelner ....Ritsema ....Gilray ........Vanta ....Kaufman .....Prahl ... .Narlock ....Breyer .. .Hettinga Ullenbrauch .R. Eckardt ......Suess Page 18 Row 2. Mr. Szymanski, Eckardt k. , Achenreiner, Hettinga, Kaufman, Herrema, Henderson, Block. How 1. Gilray, Luebbe, Breyer, Jolin, Eckardt E. Basketball Games Birnamwood 20 White Lake 40 Birnamwood 27 Marion 33 Birnamwood 18 Wittenberg 39 Birnamwood 30 Elcho 17 Birnamwood 2 4 Bowler 25 Birnamwood 19 Tigerton 39 Birnamwood 28 Scandinavia 24 Birnamwood 27 Rosholt 13 Birnamwood 32 Marion 31 Birnamwood 32 White Lake 46 Birnamwood 40 Gresham 21 Birnamwood 43 Mattoon 15 Birnamwood 24 Wittenberg 54 Birnamwood 28 Tigerton 53 Birnamwood 31 Bowler 46 Birnamwood 32 Scandinavia 19 Birnamwood 48 Rosholt 24 Birnamwood 25 Elcho 14 Birnamwood 42 Gresham 22 Birnamwood 31 Maitoon 22 Birnamwood 36 Mattoon 31 a Birnamwood 36 Bowler 37 ♦ Non-conference games Tournament games ________________________________________________________________________ Page 19 Faga 20 page 21 now $. Roblier, Chapman, Eckardt C., Postler V., Herrema, Mosier, Jorgensen. Row 4. Westphal, Clark, Krull L., Jolin, Postler M., Krubsack, Knoble, iviatz, 01m. Row 3. Mr. Cotone, Damp, Leider, Hettinga,Oilray, Postler M., Row 2. Tarras,Lemke, Holtz, Peasley, Luebbe, Hawkins L., Schwamer, Hanley, Malchowske, Krueger, Krueger, Cast. Row 1. Narlow, Hawkins R., Cannon, Vollmer, Eckardt R., Krull J., Erickson. Director-----------Mr. Cotone President----------Carl Luebbe Vice President-----nuth Hawkins secretary Tres.--Joyce Jorgensen Librarians---------Faith Lrickson Ramoha x obblier Joanne chapman The band was organized October 1947 under the guidance of our new director, Mr. Cotone. We have many new members participating in band this year. Mr. Cotone hss given private lessons to each indi- vidual throughout the year. c,very Mon. Wed. and Fri. we looked forward to our practice period. Many new pieces were issued to us one of which is our favorite, Star March. Our band is progressing very well and we are looking forward to the tournaments in the Spring. Jrum Major----------Clarence Malchowski jrum Majorette------Violet Lemke Twirlers------------Rene Krueger Regene Krueger Marion Holtz Page Row 5. Knoble, Eckardt R., Cannon, Benz, O’Neill, Breyer, Leider. Row K. Ratz, Bievenski, Narlock, Prahl, Kaufman, Luebbe, Hettinga, Malchowski, Herrema, VanVuren, V anta, Ritsema, Pichelmever, Vollmer, Row 3. Erickson,Jacobson, Damp, Leider, Cast, Roblier, Kennig, Behm, Suwyn, Schmidt. Row 2. Jorgensen, Eckardt C., Dickman, Chapman, Matz, Sorensen, Goulee, Narlow, Holtz, Mattwick, Schmidt, Schwamer, Wolfinger, Paulson, Twaroski, Spanbauer, TenHaken Row 1. Mr. Cotone, Krueger N., Krueger, Budwit, Krull, Lemke D., Leithen, Krubsack, Huenerfuss, Steebs, Hohensee, Hawkins, Tierney, Lemke V., Holloway, Krueger. MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus which was organized this year, under the direction of Mr. Steven Cotone, made its first appearence at Christmas. They sang two well known Christmas carols, Silent Night and O’ Come All Ye Faithful . Later in the year they will pre- sent a V inter Concert and compete at a music fes- tival . Page Row 4. Soanbauer, Krueger, Goulee, tfickman-, Schmidt, Mattwick, Hawkins, Narlow, Henderson, ilxer, Tarras, Jorgensen, Kennig, Eckardt, C3chmidt S. Row 3« Oast, Leithen, Jacobson, Erickson, Matz, Leider, Mijal, Damp, Peasley, Schmidt A, TenHaken, Sorensen, Zahrt, Roblier. Row 2. Dickman, Schwamer, Chapman, Katz, Postler, Paulson, ’.Yolfinger, Suwyn, Mortensen, Budwit, Eckardt D., Holtz, Behn. Rowl., Krubsack, Steebs, riohensee, Nevenski, Krueger, Twaroski, Krull, Krueger, Tierney, Lemke, LeGault, Hegewald, Mrs, Norman. President..... Vice President Seoretary..... Treasurer..... Advisor....... Gloria Krull Rene Krueger Regeno Krueger Dorothy Twaroski Mrs. Norman The G. A. A. started off with a bang this year, aiming for success with the addition of many new members. In the fall we enjoyed ourselves by form- ing four baseball teams and playing each other. During the winter we participated in volley ball and basketball. Due to the fact that we had difficulty in securing the hall, our periods had to be given up. There are steps yet to be taken in the spring. V e hope that next year, there will be as many girls joining as there was this year. THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, The Atomic Blonde was presented under the direction of mr. Pappenfuss and Mr. Weihrouch. Its a howl—hurricane in three acts, packed full of fun, thrills, excitement and suspense. Bob Nickerson and Skid Werling are co-owners of an old broken down summer resort hotel. The boys must pay off a mortgage note in ten days or else . They be- leive all their troubles are solved when Maisie de Wolfe, the famous novelist, writes she is coming as a guest. Maisie has been publicized as The Atomic Blonde , end the boys think she will draw customers like flies. Guests start pouring in, including rival club women, who are determined that Maisis de Wolfe shal lecture before their clubs. The Atomic Blonde’s trunk arrives—but no blonde . CAST Bob NicKerson, co-owner of the resort—Carl Luebbe Oriole Byrd, the Negro maid—Audrey Raatz Katinka Katzenpheifer, the Dutch cook—Ruth Hawkins Skid Werling, Bob’s pal and partner—Roy Mosier Parsimonius Jackson, Negro porter—Ray Vollmer Doogie Deane, a fugitive—nobert Gilray Sylvester Butterfish, the constable —Edmund Wants Mrs. Philo Pratt, the noisy next door neighbor-- Adeline Schmidt Miss Wilella Wylie, Doogie's rich spinster aunt— Josephine Nevinski Finchley St. John, III, looking for a wealthy wife- Donald Van Vuren Gurney Maddox, Skid’s rival in love—Richard Block Mrs. Adelaide Burkeleigh-Banks, a club woman-- Orla Holloway Doreen Burkeleigh-Banks, her attractive daughter— Violet Lemke Betty Hartford, Adelaide's niece—Joyce Nienow ea A 25 Row 4. Eckardt R., Erickson, TenHaken, Sorenson, Neinow, Roblier, Krueger, Miller, Krueger, Goulee, Damp, Oast. Row 3- Holtz, Mathwick, Leithen, Dickman, Krubsack, Schwamer, Budwit, Suwyn, Paulson, Wolfinger, Chapman, Henderson. Row 2. Slewicki, Leider, Benz, VanVuren, Kruil Hettinga, Breyer Luebbe, Kaufman, Ritseima, Cannon, Mrs. Norman. Row 1. Holloway, Kruil, Lemke, Tierney, Mosier, Block, Hawkins, Lemke, Narlow, Oilray. DRAMA CLUB President------ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer------ •Richard Block Roy Mosier ■Violet Lemke •Ruth Hawkins The Drama Club was organized under the direc- tion of Mrs. Norman. At the beginning of the year we had been in debt, but the One-Act Play Contest held in Birn- amwook helped bring the club in the clear. This year's One-Act Play was Doctor Decides. During the first part of the year, members of the club attended the Speech Clinic a Rhine- land pr. At Christmas time the Drama Club and the Chorus shared a caroling party. The residents of the curamunity appreciated the caroling by giving many much appreciated gifts of candy, cookies, fruit, and pop corn. Page 26 0N£ ACT 1-LAY On Monday, November 3, Birnamwood was host to the Wolf River Valley, One Act Play contest. Gresham received first rating with I’m A Fool. Bowler pre- sented, In Spring A Young Man’s Fancy , and Mattoon gave for us Trifles . Birnamwood’s play was a comedy, The Doctor Decides . Although the books were received late and the practices were few, the characters were well portrayed and the play was a success. CAST Dr. George Goodrich Barbara Guthrie.... Mrs. Goodrich...... Jerry.............. Becky.............. Deacon Bostick..... Coach.............. Assistant Coach.... ,Roy Mosier •Violet Lemke •Gloria Krull •Bob Gilray •Ruth Hawkins Richard Block Mrs. Norman Mr. Cotone Page 27 How 4. Westendorf, Leider, Hettinga, Herrema, Kaufman, Matsche, Cannon Row 3 Gast, Schmidt, TenHaken, Suwyn, Mattwick, Budwick, Narlow, Erickson, Roblier. Row 2. Mr. Cotone, Dickman, Krull, Krubsack, Steebs, Hohensee, Henderson, Chapman, Mrs. Granius. Row 1. Paulson, Holloway, Damp, Luebbe, Hawkins, Lemke, Malchowski, Hegewald FORENSICS This year Mrs. Irene Granius and Mr. Steven Cotone organized the Forensic Club which boasted an even larger membership than last year. Each year, we are happy to say, there are more students interested in taking part in speech work. Officers of the club were as follows: President...................Carl Luetoe Vice President...............Violet Lemke Secretary.................. .Ruth Hawkins Treasurer...................Patricia Damp Many of the members attended the Speech Clinic at Rhinelander the first part of the year. Forty contestants were in active forensic competition this year. Due to the large number participating it was necessary to hold a semi-final and a final elimination contest. Final winners who represented our high school at the league contest held at Rosnolt on March 19 were: Serious Declamatory.........Violet Lemke Humorous Declamatory.................Barbara Paulson Oratory...............................Robert Hettinga Exempt. Speaking............Ruth nawkins Exempt. Reading.............Nona Kreger Four Minute Speech..........Richard Kerrema Page 28 9 Row 4. Sorensen, Damp, Suwyn, Krueger, Narlow, Paulson, Wolfinger, Neinow. Row 3« Erickson, Schmidt, Hegewald, Kole, Henderson, Miller, Schwamer, Mijal, TenHaken. Row 2. Chapman, Twaroski, Budwit, Krull, Lemke, Dickman, Eckardt, Mra. Granius. Row 1. Holtz, Jaeck, Schmidt, Krueger, Itoblier, Steebs, Krubsack. LIBRARY CLUB President-------------Adelynt Schmidt Vice President--------Regene Krueger Secretary-Treasurer— Ramona xtoblier The Library Club, under the direction of Mrs. Granius, was organized in oeptember 1945 To date the membership has increased to thirty-one ambitious girls. The aim of this organization is to incresse the efficiency end service of our library to the student body and teachers. The sincere snd cheer- ful assistance contributed greatly toward the object- ive of the library Club. Page 29 How 2. mr. Pappenfuss, Knoble, ;..atsche L. , ouess, Ritsema Block, Prahl, VanVuren, Kruit, O'Neil, Kaufman, Benz, Henderson. How 1. Breyer, V incentson B., Achenreiner, 'Vincentsen D. , Pickelmeyer, Ullenbrauch, Guerink, Eckardt. F. F. A. President-------------Jacob Pi chelmeyer Vice President--------Delane Wincentsen Secretary-------------Roger Geuri nk Treasurer-------------Ramon Ullenbrauch Reporter--------------Eugene Eckardt Sential---------------Laurence Achenreiner The Future Farmers of America, under the dir- ection of Mr. Pappenfuss, is again active this year. The F.F.A. is an organization of vocational agriculture students who will be farmers or are in- terested in agriculture, and which also helps to build moral character and leadership. The program of work is pruning and planting trees, treating seed, two radio broadcasts, public speech contest, fertilizer demonstrations, and var- iety demonstrations. The activities include basketball, and baseball teams, and a weekend trip to Jag Lake. tel Row 4. Matz, Peasley, Leider, Mijal, Wickman, Holloway, Paulson, TneHaken, Sorensen, Neinow. Row 3. Schmidt, LeGault, Leithen, Hegewald, Kole, Eckardt C., Twaroske, Row 2. Lerake, Sckardt D., Tierney, Hohensee, Huenerfuss, Budwit, Miller, Henderson. Row 1. Holtz, Mattwick, Oast, Mrs. Vogl, Goulee, Steebs, Krubsack. F.H.A. Advisor------Mrs. Vogl President----Florence Mathwick jice ires.---Berbere Paulson Secretary-----Marion Holtz Treasurer---- lods Gast Historians---Pat Goulee Mildred Steebs Editor-------Lois Krubsack The F.H.A. was organized uctober 1947. It was decided that we meet every second luesday of each month. The F.H.A. gave a nre-lenten dsnce and a Leap Year Valentine party. Fifteen of our F.H.A. girls attended the rally at Antigo Februery 7, 1948. There being little money in the treasure the F.H.A. sold candy bars during the noon hours down at the lyceum. For e nev; club, we must 36y it has progressed very well. Page 31 Row 2. Roblier, Chapman, Steebs, Fuss, Vollmer. Row 1. Kaufman, Hettinga, Luebbe, Herrema, Cannon. The student council was organized in the fall for the purpose of governing the activities of the students and assist and promote discipline in the school. Carl Luebbe was elected president, and Robert Hettinga was elected judge. The representatives and classes they represent were as follows: Frederick Fuss and Ray Vollmer, seniors; Mildred Steebs and Peter Kaufman, juniors; Joanne Chapman and Richard Herrema, sophomores; Romona Roblier and James Cannon, freshmen. Page 32 Row 2. Cannon, Vollmer, Narlow,Jorgenson, Postler, Herrema Mosier. Row 1. Luebbe, Hawkins, Knoble, Matz, Kckardt C Mr, Cotone, Gilray. The Junior Promenade was held at the Mayflower Lake Pavilion on May 9, 1947 with music furnished by Gliff Hoene and his orchestra. A garden setting, with blue streamers covering the ceiling 8nd glittering stars, gave a very beautiful effect. The theme song, The Old Lamp Lighter ,, was featured during the Grand March, which was led by the King, Ray Vollmer, and the Queen, Regene Krueger. The coronation ceremonies succeeded the Grand March, which W8s held at 10 o clock. The couple was crowned by last year’s King and Queen, Newton Reopke and Pstricia Tierney. David Tierney 8nd Nancy Vollmer were the crown bearers. Others in the court of honor were Clifford King and Carol Platta, Roy Mosier and Violet Lemke, Marvin Reiss- man and Bette Terras. Page 33 Faee 111 Oliver Gilrey..,. Mrs. Schwartzkopf Mrs. Kimball..,.. Miss Engle....... Mrs0 Goodwill...., ,Grades 7 and 8. Grades 5 and 6. Grades 3 and 4. Grade 2. Grade 1. Our Buses Fritz and George The Cooks HOT? COO FRIEND U 3T0HT hour???� OH! T’3HX Sl.TJGCLi b'Ci- 1.3 Mmm I HA I A-1 FRIENDS???????? FICH.T, OGLl : , FlffliTt! •I FRANKIE! P‘ On PEANUTS! S’S THE YELLOW TRUCK? ' BCnED?1 'TAN 'HCRTAGl? Page 33 'Amm 2_ ACTION I Krueger, Krueger, Holtz, Lemke, I.ialchovskl Row 2. Mr. Szymanski, Cannon, Jolin J., O'Neil, Lelder. Row 1. Kckardt R., Kaufman, Herrema, Bettings, Wincentsen. Page 39 WATCH IT BOYS I,TS GOOD Page 40 IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Hair---------- Eyes---------- Teeth--------- Smile--------- Dimples------- Figure-------- Legs---------- Hands--------- Voice--------- Sportsmanship Personality— Vitality------ Lips---------- ------Orla Holloway -Marion Heuhnerfus ------Bette Tarras ---Dolores Eckardt ------Ruth Hawkins ------Marion Holtz ---Violet Postler ------Joyce Neinow ------Violet Lemke ---Adeline Schmidt Josephine Nevinski ---Joyce Jorgensen ------Audrey Raatz IDEAL TEACHER Discipline---------- School Spirit------- Most School Interest Sense of Humor------ Most Co-operative--- Sociability--------- Ever-lasting Smile- Fun to be With------ —Mrs. Granius —Mr. Szymanski ----Mr. Cotone ----Mrs. Vogel ■—Mr. Erickson ---Mrs. Norman •Wally Weihroch •Mr. Pappenfuss IDEAL SENIOR BOY Hair--------------- Teeth-------------- Physique----------- Eyes and Eyelashes Most Quiet--------- Sportsmanship------ Fun to be With----- Vitality----------- Sense or Humor----- Personality-------- Smile-------------- Dimples------------ Crooner------------ Dressing Ability— •Donnie Van Vuren ----Reuben Prahl ■—David Nowinski ------Roy Mosier ----Vernon Matche ----Fred Ritsema ----Richard Block ------Bob Gilray -------Fred Fuss ----Edmund Wanta ----Ray Vollmer Jake Pichelmeyer ----Carl Luebbe —Edward Narlock Page l+l September October November December January February March April May 2- Troubles begin 9- Baseball practice began 10- Chorus organized 11- Order class rings and announcements 12- Band practice began 17- Drama Club organized We beat White Lake 8 to 1 19- Defeated Mattoon 6 to 2 25- We won again Birnamwood 11, Rosholt 1 2- Baseball with Gresham. Did we win? Natch! 5 to 2 Initiation Party 3- Yea!! Teacher’s .Convention 6- Ten Innings. 0 to 0 at Marathon____ 9- 'School pictures taken F.F.A. and F.H.A. organized 14- George, the magazine man with his humor and magazines 15- Seniors visit Wymans for graduation pictures 24- Freshmen Return Party 28- Cheer Leaders were chosen 3- One-Act-Play contest. Gresham wins first. 7- Water-system off. No school Dance sponsored by the Junior Class 11- Armistice Day program White Lake 40, B’wcod 20. Another rough game 12- First Young Farmer’s Class 13- Badger Institute, Band played 14- Basketball game Marion 32, B’wood 27 19- Lost another game. Wittenberg 39, B’wood 18 21- This time we won. Slcho 17, B’wood 30 25- Our 'B team loses to Rothschild 20 to 9 26- Thanksgiving vacation begins 2- Good game anyway Bowler 25, B’wood 24 4- Tigerton 39, B’wood 19 You’re slipping boys 9- Scandinavia 24, B’wood 28 11- Rosholt 13, B’wood 27 Aha! We beat them 16- Marion 31, B’wood 32 Close game 17- Drama Club and Chorus caroling party 19- Rothschild ’B’ team 31, B’wood 19 22- Christmas Vacation. Y hat a relief! 6- White Lake 46, B’wood 32 Not so good 7- Easy win Gresham 21, we 40 13- Best team won again V e 43, Mattoon 15 15- Wittenberg 54, B’wood 24 20- Tigerton 53, B’wood 28 21- Ozzie the safety clown visits 22- Bowler 46 B’wood 31 They did again 27- Scandinavia 19, B’wood 32 Another victory 28- F.F.A. basketball Bowler 19, V e 10 29- Rosholt 24, B’wood 48 Looks okay doesn’t it? 3- Elcho 14, B’wood 25 5- Gresham 22, B’wood 42 12- Mattoon 22, B’wood 31 Our winning streak 17- Tournament begins at Bowler Mattoon 31, B’wood 36 overtime 19- Bowler 37, B’wood 36 24- Otto Dallman speaks on sculpture F.F.A. goes to Shawano 1- Forensic Contest 2- Grade Basketball Tournament. We won! 11- F.F.A. 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