Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1949 volume:

I t ■ | | n ■ V m. a- miitoK-wnMswfsvf vrwv«w« i tV wv if' r ffi timm m ■ p r : r. Frame Pappenfuss Bachelor of Science River Falis 3.1.0. Agriculture Bachelor of Science River Falls 3.T.C. Principal : O •ibxtei r. «einrouen L-ciC..e-or of Science River Paris o.T.C. Veteran Trainer 1 I I Ii u If I i :i V |W Is jN .VHY M %N «NV W - V |h r. AvJ iV W4 4 IVT � ;|' T 1 Mrs. Hawkins 1st. Grade Mr. Gomber 7th. Sc 8th. Grade «r s «nt _____ tatiii Mrs. Marjorie Norman Bachelor of Science University of Wisconsin Western Reserve University Business Education Mr. Steven Cotone Bachelor of Science River Falls S. T. C. Band, Science, Math. Mr. John Birchall a Of I V. • Mrs. Esther Vogi Stout Institute Whitewater S. T. C. Homemak inf Mrs. Gomber 5th. Sc 6th. Grade Mr. Mueller 3rd. . 4th. Grade Miss Engle 2nd. Grade Bachelor of Science La Crosse S. T. C. Coach, Social Science Mr. Robert Olson Bachelor of Science River Falls S.T.C. Veteran Trainer Mrs. Wiehrouch Bachelor of Art River Falls S.T.C. 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L ZT as JL ir - ) Dorothy Twar03ici Ramon Ullenbrauch B Bructj .Vincentsen s ✓ 4k I Delane -Vlncentsen Joyce .Yolfinger '«uafcW Cfttt IMarAft� tt 'flAVftM' rv?-1 « v« s Ruth Zahrt llZ3 mz i tow m i r-Y� ' • • • -Jf ' iSvtf' €Vrtf SENIORSCOPE ACHENRIENER, LAURENCE - Achy For silent men are, after all the best of men. Chorus-3, Baseball-2-3-4, Basketball-2-3-4, Football-4, Student Council President-4, F. F.A.-3-4, F.F.A. Sect.-4. BEHN, ESTHER - Nooky Just a girl with a pleasant way, Just a friend through all our days. G. A.A.-1-2-3-4, Library Club 1-2-3, F.H.A.-1-2, Chorus-3-4, BENZ, DENNIS I’m not backward, I'm just modest. Drama Club-1-3-4, One Act Play-1, F.F.A.-3-4, Chorus-3-4, Football 4. JACOBSON, IRENE - Pat A simple, pleasant type of girl; There are few who know the treasure in her. Chorus-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, Library Club-2, Drama Club-1-2-3, Oriole-1. JOLIN, DEAN - Soup I just can't make my eyes behave. Basketball-1-2-3-4, Baseball-3-4. KAUFMAN, PETER - Pete His heart is like the moon, constantly changing, but always with a woman in it. Basketball-2-3-4, Baseball-1-2-3-4, Drama Club-3-4, Forensics-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Football-4, Student Council-3, Bihi3can Editor-4, Class President 1-3, F.F.A.-2-3-4, Badger Boys-3. BREYER, GLEN God Bless the man who invented sleep. Chorus-3, Drama Club-3-4, One Act Play-4, Baseball-1-2-3-4, Bihiscan Business Manager-4, Football-4, F.F.A.-2-3-4. CUTTER, BETTY - Muggs All work and no play is not the life for me. Class Vice-Presldent-4, Chorus-4, Forensics-4. Transferred from Madison. ECKARDT, EUGENE - Beef I do lessons best when I can copy somebody else's. F.F.A.-2-3-4, Basketball-1-2-3-4, Football-4, Baseball-1-2-3-4. GUERINK, ROGER - Bilbo All the boys are in despair, to find out how he curls his hair. Class Vice Pres-1, F.F.A.-3-4, Chorus-3-4, F.F.A. Sect.-3, F.F.A.-Vice Pres.-4. HENDERSON, VILAS - Vi That innocent look will never die but I tell you, girls, its all a lie. Baseball-2-3-4, Basketball-2-3-4. KNOBLE, FRANK Oh, give me a horse—a horse to ride. Drama Club-3, Chorus-3-4, Band-1-2-3-4, Class President-2, F.F.A.-3-4, Football-4. KREGER, NONA A studious, lively, little brunette, Nona is one you can't forget. Class President-4, Class Secretary-3, G.A.A.-3-4, Chorus-3-4, Forensics-3, Student Council-4. Transferred from Anlwa KRUBSACK, LOIS When I have nothing to say concerning the matter, they are amazed. G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3-4, Forenslcs-2-3-4, Chorus-1-3-4, Band 3-4, One Act Play-1-4, F.H.A.-3, Band President-4, Pep Band-4 KRUEGER, REGENE Full of fun, like her twin, many friends she can easily win. Chorus-3-4, Cheerleader-1-2-3-4, Twirler 2-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Sect.-3, Drama Club-1-2-3, Library Club-1-2-3, One Act Play-2, Prom Queen-2. KRUEGER, RENE A little bashful, a little shy; still there's mischief in her eye. _ Chorus-3-4, Cheerleader-1-2-3-4, Twirler-2-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Treasure-2, G.A.A. Vice President-3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3, Library Club-1-2-3, Library Club Vice Pres.-3, Class Vice Pres.-2, One Act Play-1-2. RuR4fBXfflffiSf5l59K� f fW� v4MVMN6v §• ' � . « «Y -4 vfcviWtt- • • vfcv wlVAS i . AV� ' (€ 5ENI0RSC0PE KRUEGER, RENE A little bashful, a little shy; still there's mischief in her eyes. Chorus-3-4, Cheerleader-1-2-3-4, Twirler-2-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Treasure-2, G.A.A. Vice President 3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3, Library Club Vice President-3, Class Vice Pres. 2, One Act Play-1-2. KRULL, GLORIA Fritzy Cheerful, active, and ambitious; This maid has all our best wishes. Class Treasurer-1, Forensics-2-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, G.A.A. President 3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3-4, One Act Play-1-2-3-4, Library Club-1-2-3, Chorus-1-3-4, Bihiscan Asst. Editor-4, Band-4, Band Treasurer-4. O'NEILL, CHESTER Chet The greatest of men may ask a foolish question now and then. Chorus-3-4, Basketball-3. Transferred from Aniwa PAULSON, BARBARA Toolle Shes an energetic little lass, Adds much spice and flavor to our class. Chorus-1-3-4, Cheerleader-3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3, One Act Play-1-2, Forenslcs-2-3, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, Library Club-1-2-3, Orlole-1, F.H.A.3 SCHMIDT, SHIRLEY Schmitty I have my fun,but not in school. Clas3 Treasurer-4, G.A.A.-3-4, Chorus-3-4. Transferred from Aniwa SPANBAUER, JOYCE Initiative, personality, and dependability all rolled up in one girl. Class Secretary-4, Class Treasurer-3, G.A.A.-3-4, Choru8-3-4. Transferred from Aniwa. STEEBS, MILDRED Merf Forget your trials with music, and bring joy to others. Chorus-1-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, Forensics-2-3-4, Library Club-3, F.H.A.-3, Student Council-3-4. SUWYN, BETTIE Suzie There's one nioe thing about being short; when you fall for someone, you don't fall so far. G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3, Forensios-2-3-4, Chorus-3-4, Library Club-1-2. TWAR03KI, DOROTHY Doddie Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Chorus-1-3-4, G.A.A.-1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Treasurer-3-4, Library Club-3, F.H.A. 3 ULLENBRAUCH, RAMON Ullie Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. Class Vice President-3, Chorus-3-4, F.F.A.-3-4, Baseball-3-4, Football-4, F.F.A. Treasurer-3-4. WINCENTSEN, BRUCE He talks and talks, but what he says no one knows. F.F.A.-2-3-4, Football-4, Chorus-4 WINCENTSEN, DELANE Windy A little work doesn't hurt anyone— but why take chances. Chorus-3, F.F.A-3-4, Vice President F. F.A.-3, Basketball-3, Football-4, Baseball-3-4, Class Treasurer-2. WOLFINGER, JOYCE Her twinkling eyes, her jolly disposition, sheds brightness every- where. G. A.A.-1-2-3-4, Drama Club-1-2-3, One Act Play-2, Class Secretary-2, Chorus 1-3-4, Library Club-1-2-3, Prom Queen 3 ZAHRT, RUTH A friend among the friendliest G.A.A.-3-4, Chorus-4. Transferred from Wausau. Pa ffzv F Pep r r' ' o L f. £ £ f VP 7 7 1 mow yrnwA mmtwaemgMtm V n 7 £22 sifc 'Si S ffi1 A ’ ?? A ifrift ffirfory A 7?. f.V, 77 A A .-. Junior W l« ) � '� « IftMA J Af « JUNIORS V e, the Juniors of 1948, are destined to po places, and add much to the history of B. H. S. Y hen the term began, the class consisted of 24 members. Later three more came which enlarged the number to 27. The Variety Show, sponsored by the Junior Class, and rut on stage with the help of other classes, proved to be very good. We can also say that the Carnival was a big success. The annual Junior Prom was held at Normandie Club on May 13, played by Claude Le Due’s orchestra. Stardust proved to be a very beautiful theme song. Fresident ............... Harold Erickson Vice President...........James Timm Secretary ............... Florence Mathwick Treasurer ............... Loretta Baranowski Row 3. Cast, Schmidt, Leider, Schmidt, Narlow, 7 ickman, Ten Haken, Damp. Row 2. Miller, Kruit, Kole, Chapman, Plotrowski, Henderson, Lemke, Bruetzman, Mr. Birchall, Advisor. Row 1. Baranowski, Erickson, Matsche, Kennig, Herrema, Malchowski, Postler, Timm, Mathwick. Sophomore zm Row 3. Eckardt, Sorenson, Erickson, Bartsch, Peasley, Hegewald, Matz, Leutschwager, G., Row 2. Dickman, Le Gault, Budwit, Cannon, Hohensee, Smith, Matsche, Falkowski, Kainz, Mr. Cotone, Advisor. Row 1. Westendorf, Leutschwager, W., Leider, Johnson, Fistler, Slewicki, Suess. SOPHOMORES We, the Sophomores of 1949, consists of 28 members. We started our freshman year with high hopes, and with a few ups and downs have so far continued successfully. V e hope to do even better in the future. Many of the boys participated in baseball, basketball, and football. The girls took part in activities such as Girls Club, Chorus, and Drama Club. The freshman initiation party was given on October 12, 1948. The freshman gave their return party on October 26, 1948. Both were successful. Treasurer ...................... Rueben Eckardt President ...................... Ambrose Suess Vice President..................Eunice Hohensee Secretary ...................... Shirley Matz Row 3. Matsche, 01m, Huehnerfuss, Korbisch, Achenreiner, Uttecht, Corning, Opper, Tarras, Sontag, Block, Mathwick, Row 2. Reach, Christiansen, Gehm, Radmer, Krull, Hanley, Youngquist, Ullenbrauch, Hawkins, Erickson, Suess, Kennig, whiting, Clark, Mrs. Weihrouch, Advisor. Row 1. Konkol, Ritseraa, Marohn, Jolin, Postler, Guyette, Brounacker, Kruit, Fistler, Steckbauer. FRESHMAN TT We, the Class of 1952, entered B.H.S. on September 7, consisting of 36 members. On October 12 we were initiated the Sophomores. We complimented them with a retain party. We have participated in various school activities and hope to add to the glory of B.H.S. President ................. Dale Mathwick Vice President.............Jeanne Christiansen Secretary..................Pat Krull Treasurer ................. Donna Gehm 1948, by i t VfTiV ' SS'7S w« (T� ASTSv « Wi'W« V « v A WIVWVASAS . S AS AS AS A V « YA AV SVAV ffi.kjut Zit ii A fyoothall VAWIVASVIVAVA. ASVfWKSA AVA V ASAN AS AY iVAv T. A� as-AVAS Row 3. Hawley, Marhon, Fistler, Benz, Kaufman, Leider, Ullenbrauch, Cannon, Fistler, Mr. Birchall, Coach. Row 2. Sontag, Achenreiner, Breyer, Johnson, Y incentsen, Herrema, Bruetzmann, Guyette, Bartsch, Opper. Row 1. Tarras, Eckardt, R., O'Neill, Erickson, Wincentsen, Eckardt, E., Pietrowski, Postler, Henderson. gSOQ iwVv wrarm v vi v wwv tsv«s « vroitqtfnfctfevwwwwww 'i ,v si. f ,4s -r fs IZ XASm Basketball How 2. Guyette, Student Manager, Eckardt, Herrema, Kennig, Postler , Mr. Birchall, Coach, Row 1. Piotrowski, 3reyer, Achenreiner, Henderson, Sckardt, Absent-Jolin. Cheerleaders: Narlow, Krueger, Krueger, Paulson. Basketball Games Birnamwood 20 Birnamwood 14 Birnamwood 44 Birnamwood 49 Birnamwood 27 Birnamwood 42 Birnamwood 27 Birnamwood 24 3irnamwood 44 Birnamwood 36 Birnamwood 39 Birnamwood 32 3irnamwood 36 Birnamwood 47 Birnamwood 3irnfl ,,,''nd Tirerton 3cand inav ia Hosholt White Lake Mattoon Gresham Bowler Tiverton White Lpk Scandinav F.osholt. p Row 2. Guyette, Manager, Jolin, Erickson, Fistler, A., Fistler, D., Steckbauer, Mr. Birchall, Coach. Row 1. Bartsch, Cannon, Leider, Postler, Bruetzmann. mxv va w a ' aw 'siv iy,a c wij ixmmjmptt w � g a Drum Majorettes Malchowski, Cast, Narlow, Krueger, Krueger. ■. v?r.trre: wrmvmr. X ta� Xt Wi.’v� W : rt WWft4t. f «VtTMVtMSlVv iM |� '«' ■■ � •' SSjSLiiiuKZ.- Eckardt, Henderson, Suess, Kaufman, Breyer, Achenreiner, Ullenbrauch, Aincentsen, Eckardt, ?Ir. Birch8ll, Coach. Due to the coming of football in 1948, baseball was played only in the spring. The following sre scores of last springs games. Birnamwood-5 Birnemwood-2 Birnamwood-9 Birnamwood-2 Birnamwood-1? Birnamwood-8 . Whitelefce-0 Scandinavia-0 . .Tigerton-1 .Y ittenberg-0 . Y hitelake-0 . . .Bowler-3 Pitcher ................ Suess, Kaufman Catcher ................ E. Eckardt Infielder .............. Achenreiner, Ullenbrauch Henderson, R. Eckardt Outfielder..............iVlnoentsen, Breyer, Jolin 1 6 1 ! Krubsack, Gehm, Fistler, Postler, Katz, Knoble, Krubsack Mr. Cotona, Director, Herrema, Bartsch, Dickman, Cannon, Krall, Eckerdt, Krull, Damp, Hanley, Erickson, Hawkins, Lemke, 01m, Matsche, Westphal, Krull, Budwit, Postler, Jolin, Peasley, Hawkins, Braunacker, Leider, Konkol, Postler, Hanley, Philipps, 01m,V estphal, Huehnerfuss. Director President Vice President Secretory Point Secretary Treasurer Librarian Mr Cotone Lois KrubsacK Jimmy Cl8rk Janice Hanley Faith Ericsson Gloria Krull Lois Hawkins, Pat Damp, Donna Narlow The band was organized September, 1948, under the guidance of Mr. Cotone. We have a few new members, but more experienced ones. ,,e were issued some new pieces, one of which is our favorite Military Escort. Our contest pieces are Neptune” and Russian Chorale and Overture. £ 'u v ■’ «-re Qo+uH I V Chorus Row 5. Breyer, Herrema, Malchowski, Wincentsen, Kaufman, Benz, Geurink. Row 4. Mathwick, D., 01m, Sorenson, Le Gault, Youngquist, Krull, P., Schmidt, S. , Schmidt, M., Gehm, Ten Haken, Kreger, Erickson, F., Spanbauer, Schmidt, P., Knoble, Zahrt, Huehnerfuss, Resch. Row 3. Hanley, Westendorf, Slewicki, Falkowski, Krubsack, Steebs, Twaroski, Behn, Konkol, Suwyn. Row 2. Damp, Korbisch, Krueger, Leider, Matz, Peosley, Kennig, Narlow, Paulson, Baranowski, Hegewald, Krueger, Clark, Christiansen, Achenreiner, Matsche. Row 1. Gast, Jacobson, Mathwick, F., Erickson, M., Dickman, Cutter, Budwit, Hawkins, Hohensee, Lemke, Krull, Ullenbrauch, Mueller, Suess, Mr. Cotone, Advisor. CHORUS The 64 voice choir was organized this year, under the direction of Mr. Steven Cotone. The chorus made its first appearance at Christmas and later presented a Mid- Y inter Concert. They will also compete at the annual spring concert at Rhinelander. muma isuwrtfAsfw '.in Row 3. Roblier, Clark, Gehm, Matz, Baronoski, Mathwick, Dickman, Le Gault, Kennlg, Suess, Krueger, Spanbauer, Schmidt, Ten Haken, Damp, Achenreiner. Row 2. Narlow, Wolfinger, Paulson, Krull, Youngquist, Srickson, Ullenbrauch, Hohensee, Hawkins, Krubsack, Lemke, Hanley, Twaroski, Budwit, Behn, Krueger, Kreger. Row 1. Korbish, Jacobson, Cast, Leider, Hegewald, Christiansen, Erickson, F., Suwyn, Krull, Whiting, Uttecht, Zahrt, Mrs. Norman, Advisor. GIRLS CLUB The Girls Club, under the direction of Mrs. Norman, consists of 49 members this year. Our activities consisted of basketball and softball. During the year a Bake Sale and Candy Sale were held to raise money. The money will be used for our annual banquet at the end of the year, also to install next years officers. ttm mm'� mv.rr.T' r.'.v .w i � t r-TT ■■t'WI |M ?■ PI W-1' fTrr Girls Club i • -.'-Jib’ll:. — -.. .T'. '': DRAMATICS CLUB Row 3. 01m, Gast, Block, Sckardt, Baranowskl, Ten Haken Radmer, Uttecht, Clark, Krull, Christiansen, Gehm, Damp. Row 2. Erickson, Erickson, Krull, Cutter, Hanley, Budwit, Lemke, Kennig, Dickman, Narlow, Methwick, Henderson, tos. (Viehrouch, Advisor. Row 1. Steebs, Krubsack, Breyer, Herrema, Hawkins, Kaufmen, .Vincentsen, Benz, Cannon. Drama and Forensics were organized as a Joint club this year under the direction of Mrs. ..iehrouch. Our big activity of the year was the one act play, Happy Journey, by Thornton .'.ilder, which was a big success. President ................ Peter Kaufman Vice President...........Lois Krubsack Secretary ............... Patricia Damp Treasurer ............... Patricia Damp I !� � ‘ atram £ Yt .swa n � v Y rw� v fwr yMr rftfv s � w � ¥ i4rwi Row 3. Huehnerfuss, Sokardt, Kainz, Matsche L., Ritsema, Radmer, Upper, Knoble. Row 2. Y incentsen D., Ullenbrauch, Matsche N., Brounacker, Kaufman, Kennig, Postler, Timm, Suess. Row 1. Yiincentsen B., Guyette, Breyer, Guerink, Henderson, Achenreiner, Benz, Erickson, Pappenfuss, Advisor. i Row 3. Reach, Gast, Christiansen, Gehm, Suess, Paulson, Sorenson, Achenreiner, Lelder, Korbish, Matsche. Row 2. Matz, Uttecht, Hegewald, Peasley, Steebs, Mathwick, Krull, Schmidt, Wickman, Schmidt, Clark, Whiting, Mrs. Vogl, Advisor. Row 1. Kennig, Erickson, Le Gault, Youngquist, Hawkins, Hohensee, Budwit, Ullenbrauch, Henderson, Hanley, Miller. ?'.V '-Y v 'A' 'A' I-1 a ;a yj tv vi !'AVAis. V-'J. isiALyxyna' w 'twftvlv One Act Play ONE ACT PLAY Cn Thursday, November 11, Birnamwood attended the Wolf River Valley One Act Play contest, which was held at Bowler High School. Gresham received first rating vith The Dear Departed. Bowler presented Bread, receiving a second. Mattoon gave Not Quite Such A Goose receiving a third. Birnamwood presented The Happy Journey, which we were happy to receive a first rating on. On Friday, November”19, the play cast and our director, ?virs. V.’iehrouch, presented the play at the District contest at Stevens Point. Y e received a second rating there. Our play was a comedy, which took place in an imaginary car. The characters were very well portrayed and the play was a big success. CAST Ma Kirby...........................Gloria Krull Pa Kirby...........................Glen Breyer Arthur ............................ Carl Radmer Caroline .......................... Floda Cast Beulah ............................ Lois Krubsack I I •■ty Vfr Nfc' ■� � � 9‘ ‘ � M � «f - f. V � ■ � . X f v f .ytAAt Jt H A ” 1 iwararan aa « gam mhb fc gMawram IPS Birnamwood, Lyceum April £2, IS49 8-O'. P. M. THEY GATS HIM A CO-ED The entire action of the play takes place in the lounge room in the Assembly Building of Cold Canyon College. Act I A day during mid-year in February Act II Three days later Act III The next afternoon Time: The present Cast of Characters: Dean Brown----------------------------Bruce Wincentsen Gary Blaine--------------------------Delane Wincentsen Dal Thomas---------------------------Laurence Achenreiner Chuck Rhoades------------------------Vilas Henderson Herb Grant---------------------------Peter Kaufman Gloria Manson------------------------Gloria Krull Una Scanlon--------------------------Barbara Paulson Margie Thornhill---------------------Joyce Spanbauer Emi lv Wayne-------------------------Shirley Schmidt lone Bab son-------------------------Nona Kreger Miss Howard--------------------------Mildred Steebs Beth Hanson--------------------------Joyce Wolfinger Mabel Reese--------------------------Battle Suwyn Roland Graves------------------------Roger Geurink Charles Bradley Brown----------------Glen Breyer The Sr,ranger------------------------Dennis Benz ! UU !.� VJ V,' SJ ' • 1.1 % i m i � «rvr i | � The Junior Promenade was held at the Shady View Ballroom on May 14, 1948, with music furnished by Tom Temple and his orchestra. A beautiful Mexican scene, gay senors and senoritas gayly decorated the ballroom. The theme song, The Serenade of the Bells, was played during the Crand March, which was led by the King, Peter Kaufman, and the ;jueen, Joyce Wolfinger. The coronation ceromonies succeeded the Grand March, which was held at ten o'clock. The couple was crowned by the last year’s King and ueen, Ray Vollmer and Regene Krueger. The Grown Bearers were Kenneth Leider and Sandra Szymanski. Others in the Court of Honor were Carl Luebbe and Dorothy McNally, Clarence Malchowski and Lois Krubsack, Jed Jolin and Romona Roblier. m W.VWW y•- ' A-Vf m 1 1Mi W v .� W V 3r s i 5 5 I mcm! The Band Flayed On Our Chorus In Action STUDENT COUNCIL - Row 3. Mathwick, Erickson, Suess, Eckardt, Kroner, Steebs, Malchowski, Achenreiner, Postler. X 1 _____ , - ax vy tv-� N « w«v« 'iwr ix-FTKw AvixVTvViv-i ’zfcA 4 -r iv i' r CfiZ+yrt-' ClA UJU . CJleZ'c£c ± C ?c rty I... ,n Ml li, , | (2 $. (y2 7t) Xw 'a iUcjes P'’ ■• p y £yl 4 o H' ■rx ■' ' y A ) . u A ff ' «■'VMAJ 4 iliiM toijuimaymmm uuvxip •i ifi I i i u i f.yrsrx r t; ?rararararsg x l.Cn His way tc Holtyvood. 2.Look at that hair. 3.Fardon rae-I’ru just learning. 4.Another boring day. 5.Good old days. 6.Aren’t you tooyour.r tc smoke. 7.Donna H. 8.Smile pretty Sharon. 9.Aren’t we smart,ever? 10.Fat K. l.Fupry love. 12.Why so startled, Gehm? 13.Raphael K. 14.Nice dog, eh Hawkins? 15.To bad we all do this. 16.Shirlev A. 17.Beverly C. 18.Feek-a-boo. 19.Myrna U. 20. Alice K. 21.The old days. 22.Harold 2. 23.She means business. 'I 'J n Prrr vf 'i'f V f ' ' V J- Af'� CEOEEMEOES in min; “ ■ gflffs S 1- Bab? sitting Clark0 ?. Shy little kids. 7. What have we here0 4. What's 2 behind the bush? 5. Off to the races. 6. How’s the hook shot, chy? 1 p, ;0. Bathing beauties, 9. Cur future. 10. Brothers, Dick and Al. 11. lois H. . 2. Don't stand there, do sonethinr. 13. Good season of '4P. 14. Thev obey I all sipns. J ’I i Aw v CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1949 and Best Wishes to the STAFF of this High School Annual WAUSAU DAILY RECORD-HERALD Compliments of NORTHERN MATTRESS COMPANY Manufacturers of Mattresses Distributors Bedding - Furniture - Rugs - Appliances LOW RENT - LOW OVERHEAD - LOW PRICES On Wausau’s West Side Compliments of THE PALACE CLOTHIERS, INC. ! Wausau’s Largest Men’s Boys Clothing Furnishing Store Wausau, Wisconsin TRUNKLINE AUTO COMPANY Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Auto Repairing Birnamwood, Wisconsin A 1 .V_. . I f v.-zrmrx-e.-yr-■■ ,•- .•- :;f: t'St-:sw }n.. 5n.xxv.x-srarr | Compliments of I. C. Fenny, Co Antigo s Most Modern Department Store Antigo Wisconsin Rew Motors Farm Machinery Equipment Ford Tractors k Service and Repair Fhone 19F14 Birnamwood Wisconsin Walk Motor Company Studebaker Cars and Tracks Auto Repairs 624 Superior Street Antigo Wisconsin Birnamwood Super Service A. A. Westphal, Prop. Washing-Polishing-Greasing Atlas-Tires Batteries Fhone 96-R Birnamwood Wisconsin Fennington Lumber Co Importers of Canadian Lumber Specialty Aspen-Crating Main Office — Fhone 60 Birnamwood Wisconsin The Bank of Birnamwood Offices at Birnamwood and Hatley Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Efficient Service Fhone 33 Birnamwood For Complete Insurance Service Roblier-Insurance-Agency Birnamwood Wisconsin 1 Compliments of : Schultz-Feterson Lumber Company Birnamwood Wisconsin I 1 m m RMMtfaiMii—BinvMPMMn ■ wm -■ - ;■ - ;• c Sears Roebuck end Company Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back Wausau Wisconsin Wittenberg Imp. Co. John Deere - De Laval Jamesway Repairs and Service Fred J. Rastl Wittenberg, Wisconsin Northland Sporting Goods Complete Sports Outfitted Wausau Wisconsin Kautza Bros, Dealers in... Groceries - Meats Dry goods - Shoes Feed and Flour Phone 89fl2 Aniwa, Wisconsin You will like your Hams and Bacons cured by usJO ■ The Morton V ay HedtkeTs Locker Service Hatley, Wisconsin Phone 01908 Best Wishes to the Class of 49 Village Plant Market Birnamwood Wisconsin - - i Beversdorf Garage Oldsmobile Sales Service Wittenberg Wisconsin 1 Kraft Food Products of Wisconsin Wittenberg Wisconsin fcX’.vyV w '.v ''A •' '-.vfr 1 M’-A Vvl.0 ' � yft . 0V0 V AL'.V «LSI. .ftY.i' _ .. Compliments of THE FAIR Wausau’s Popular Department Store Wausau Wisconsin Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted G. H. WILKE 0. D. 508 ?.rd Street Wauseu, Wisconsin CHET EMIL’S Bowling Bar Lunches Birnamwood Wisconsin Ccmpliments of HCES Clothing Antigo Wisconsin Compliments of SPORTSMAN’S Bar Birnamwood Wisconsin Compliments of HALES LUMBER COMPANY Birnamwood Wisconsin Compliments of MANECKE J ewelers Wausau Wisconsin Compliments of CONSOLIDATED BADGER CO-OPERATIVE infarci 'v ;v; v?:v?r” ■ f: w :• rtftfvwrwx K lY twywtfvy� . « • tome s jvit fast s % vr v Orwant Jewelers Shop at... Mirman’s Home Furnishings Co. Marver Clothes Shop A Treasure House Furniture of Gifts for fine clothing Floor Coverings Appliances Wausau 516 Third St. 30 E. Washington St. Wausau Wausau Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments of Compliments of Helling Sc Groff Co. Mueller Jewelers Standard Oil Co. H. J. Narlow, Agt. Clothing and Furnishings The Diamond Store Phone 52 524 Third Street Third at Washington Birnamwood Wausau Wausau Wisconsin | Wisconsin Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments Compliments of Dilly’s Bar Cabins of a Luebbe’s Phone 513-P-09 Feed Store Eland, Wisconsin Friend Ringle Clarence Dillenberg Wisconsin H. C. Boettcher Compliments r Wyman’s Thank Hardware of you sincerely for Hardware and Farm Equipment W. D. Hazeltine the pictures Taken by our Attorney at Law Birnamwood Wittenberg Studio. Contact Wisconsin Wisconsin us....at Wausau i w -Wy a-0 v i ,vtf iramnmmnrr- m a fe-rf i,V, gKM tfgg )r. R. 0. Frohman Dentist Phone 2i� W Birnamwood Wisconsin Compliments of Neighbor s Inn Birnamwood Compliments of Kopitzke Funeral home Birnamwood Duescher s Drug Store Drugs Stationary Kodaks Compliments of Builder's Servioe Company Birnamwood Philipps Restaurant Steaks - Cheeps Short Orders Birnamwood 1--- Compliments of Lloyd's music Store uAntigo--Rhine lander Compliments of Wolfinger motor Sales Birnamwood ,«is cons in C. J. Roepke it Son hardware Birnamwood Compliments of Gamble s Birnamwood Phone 13R Compliments of DeByles Inc, Antigo Wisconsin Compliments of meverden's Grocery Birnamwood mrrrfr.I ■.wwwarsr, Sharon Motor Co. Hudson Sales and Service 524 Edison St. Antigo Wisconsin Teske’s Men’s Store Clothing And Furnishings Antigo, Wis. Compliments of Birnamwood Hotel Bar Kurt Frieda Jahn Mrs. G. Bartsch Compliments of Sportsman’s Bar Birnamwood Wisconsin Compliments of McCandless And Zobel Antigo Birnamwood Appliance Co Electrical Appliances And Plumbing Birnamwood Compliments of Molle Jewelry Store Antigo’s Oldest J ewelers Our 55th Year Bill Glojek’s Market Complete-Line Groceries Meats 3 Miles East of Birnamwood on N Stop at Lemke’s Snack Shack Bar-B-Q - Lunches Pop - Ice Cream Curb Service .William Lemke-Prop, Birnamwood Compliments of Roepke’s Red Owl Agency General Merchandise Compliments of Birnamwood Beauty Shop' Location: Hotel Phone 12-R Blanche Madson Compliments of Albert Krueger Birnamwood Wisconsin Highway 45' ’.v. ' y.W ajaLgauHsa: vav « 4§ m avflft vrf fr iar.ffwma LiiiEEul COMPLIMENTS OF BIRNAMWOOD OIL CO., INC. DISTRIBUTOR OF TEXACO PRODUCTS BIRNAMWOOD, WISCONSIN PHONE I Mortenson Insurance Agency Serves you best in all types of Insurance Let Us Quote You Prices V . J. Mortensen Birnamwood, Wisconsin Rip:s Tavern Where Good Friends Meet Ringle Wisconsin Highway 29 -« ■ Compliments of Aniwa Bar and Ballroom Compliments of Lepak Electria Sc Bottle Gas Service Birnamwood Fhone 39-R Compliments of Melody Mill Bar Aniwa Wi sconsin Compliments of Jim Nolan Aniwa Wisconsin Compliments of Rundhammer Real Estate Birnamwood Wisconsin Compliments of Hawkins Store Market Birnamwood Wisconsin J. J ' . .. - ' ■ ' ■■ ' - j Jj'-'-■? . . ' '1 ■ - J I 'I V(t •' YTrV t.Vtfv VA S J 8V« � K5iwMw«w« iv r iv fs ftwftAffMww g v;feW’ Compliment Your Letter WITH JStationsxu Your Dealer Has Itl DAV-SON CORK-BACK BULLETIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK MTWTFS LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1® EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. POR USE IN Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES the ° er changeable letter FACTORIES insert- OFFICES (Letters are not included) STORES CLUBS PUBLIC SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 ' i BUILDINGS AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48 ............ $30.00 30 x 60 ........... 32.50 36 x 48 ............. 31.25 36 x 60 ............. 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO 30 x 48 ...........$44.85 30 x 60 ........... 51.40 36 x 48 ............. 49 40 36 x 60 ............ 59 35 ' I I ■ 1