Bonduel High School - Bear Book Yearbook (Bonduel, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

TATTLER Pubhshod by tho Bonduollhgh School 1952 Senior Class of We the and prrde to Robert Krueger he w111 contmue hrs work at Bonduel rate hrm as we have graduatrng class of 1952 dedlcate thrs Dedlcatlon ROB ERT KRU EG ER year s Tattler wrth smcerrty We wrsh to take thrs opportumty to thank hrm for all he has done and h I-hgh School rn the future so oth we ope ers may apprec l chool Board M Kroenmg W Klosterman C Blom A Fmk M Sohr .a ' 10' Flillk w8iX, M. A. L01-1-aing Blgm Eau Claire S. T. C. Secretary U. of Minnesota Principal History, Algebra F D Aderhoid B E River Falls T C Ass t Principal Agriculture S Grenier B S Oskhosh S T C English French Dramatics G' M. Neerhof B. S. Stevens Point S. T, C. Phy. Ed. Bioiogy FAC LTY G Balestreri B B Fow1erB S H Freid B A Mount Mary Platteville S T C Luther College History Industrial Arts Mathematics Library Ass t Football C H11gendorfB M U of Wisconsin Band Glee Club Boys Chorus R. Niles Marquette U. Coach General Math. 6' S Iverson B S U of Minnesota Science Business Law D , .V P. Peterson B. S. Stevens Point S. T. C. Home Ec. , F. H. A. Coach 1' G Jensen Ph. B Marquette U English Forensics A. Weber B. E. Whitewater S. T. C Commercial Student Council TUBE T COU CIL KY 'Y 7 YJ LR FIRST ROW Jeanette Westerfeld Sharon Burmeister Dixie Blom ShrrleyFranckow1ak SECOND ROW. Leon Westerfeld Jim Herb Louie Kroll Jack Herb. The Student Council under the direction of Miss Weber was organized with the objective of giving students some voice in school activities On December 14 1951 the eight members from each class elected as officers- Jack Herb Pres. Jeanette Westerfeld Sec. Treas. The Council met weekly to discuss school problems which arose during the course of the year. The Student Council Convention was held at Gillett in Feburary. It was attended by Shirley Franckowiak, Sharon Burmeister, Louie Kroll and Jack Herb. After listening to discussions and lectures they retumed with many worthwhile and interesting ideas. Twoofthe major accomplishments of the Council were the establishment ofa Defense Saving Stamp Program and the selection of assembly programs to be held in the school auditorium next year. Qgegoga 4' 9 'GSW 62 3 E '5' 3 gf 0 5966393 ,QCD 3 .Jan ' N ' 1.149 V L. ,1 'Y .,-y -5 21' -S, A. A 1 ' Q H ' ' and 9 P ov . A 5 , -.f- . - -I 1 4 . ,, vf A sf' x'-ff X 1' , r K K. i .. x A , 4-NXXX 1' 4 . Q W , I 'iw' 4' I , - : N ig 4 4 wg' ' X -3 , 9 ,. - G :- U , 'v 1. M g K - ' x 'v ' E St' I NY' -X i 1 W Xa' K2 'J vi X A 3 H 'Q x X H5652 W 2 . LN -1 F, 5 :J ff' 4 xv if V .451 M l 1 K X 7 -T v 1 . Q Q PA , .3 rf Af' mx., , , V 3 s . Q 4 17 A.: , -,, W 9 , - if ' ' .'- Q ' Y Y , ' Q QL -5' A , ' 5, . r fi' .,,'5f Presrdent SHIRLEY PET ERMAN CLASS OFFICER 5.- V1ce Presraem MARSHALL MEISNER uf? ll Secretary Treasurer MARLENE DRAGE MOTTO Not merely to ex1st but to amount to somethmg 1n hfe COLORS Red and whrte FLOWER Red and whxte roses E IOR 'J a may A , Q , 5 mv ,f -sv . 'Q7' i L f 2 RICHARD ABEL DICK ootball I 3 Basket all Track I 4 Annual Staff 4 Others loaf I m just restrng LEO BAHR F Prom Com 3 I m comlng Com 3 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 2 He s not so small he s not so tall but he s well lrked by all RODDEN BLOM ROD Football I 4 Basketball I 4 Track 4 Base all Class Pres Homecommg Court of Honor I I-orensrcs 4 B fl I 4 Sklt C u 2 3 4 Prom Com 3 Contest Play 3 4 Annual staff 4 FFA I Boys Chorus 3 4 Newspaper Staff 2 Mrxed Chorus 4 The man wrth the ambttlon DARBY DINGELDEIN DING FFA I 4 Football I 4 Basket ball I Baseball 2 3 4 Track I Homecomrng Com 3 If school IS 11berty grve me death GENEVIEVE BRUESWITZ Ban I4 Llbrary 2 3 4 G e Club 3 4 Prom Com 3 News p per 3 4 FHA I 4 Hrstorlar 34 Homecomlng Com 3 Talk her perpetual Joy L INETTE IJESWITZ '1 I 4 lsrbrary 2 3 4 G Club 3 4 Prom Com 3 News a er 4 FHA 4 Par a rnentarran 4 Honaecomrrg Com e talks ah how she talks' JOHN BRUESWITZ JUNIOR F I 2 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Prom Com 3 Homecomrng om 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Nomen what are they lrke? JAMES BOHQST JIM Football I4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track I4 Basketball I C n tes Play 3 Boys Chorus 4 FFA I Annaal Staff 4 I belleve In lrvlng lrfe the way t should be lrved ROBERT DOBRATZ BOB Basketball I 3 Baseball 2 4 Trackl 2 Football I 2 News paper 4 Forenslcs I 2 Annual ta 4 SkIt Club o s Chorus 3 4 Homecommg Com A dependable man IS Bob never faI1s to do the Job MARLENE DRAGE GIGGLES Band I 4 Glee Club 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Prom Court of Honor I Prom Com 3 Newspaper 3 4 Annual Staff 4 F H A I4 Pres 4 LIbrary 4 Class Sec I 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 She s here I heard her gIggle MARLENE EBERT Band I 4 Glee Club I 4 SkIt Club I 2 Newspaper I 4 For ensrcs Prom Com 3 Home commg Com 3 F H A LI rary 2 4 Sec Treas 4 Annual Staff 4 To be qurte frank and nothmg less shes a real student In B H S IOHN ENGEL A Treas 3 o 5 Chorus 3 4 Prom Com 3 Im a stranger here heaven IS my home DORIS FIGLINSKI FIG A I3 Repor er I Club I 2 Glee Club 3 4 or ensIcs I 4 L1brary4 Newspape 4 Annual Staff 4 I study but I m perfectly norm ETHEL HARTWIG an I 4 Glee Club A 2 3 4 Slut C Newspaper I Lrbrary 2 Pe Band 4 She s effIcIent In a quret way JOHN HERB JACK l- A I 2 Forenstc Foot ball I 4 Class Pres 2 Home commg Kmg 3 Student Councrl Greater men may have lIved but I doubt II MILDRED HEUER MILLIE Glee Club I2 Skrt Club 2 Homecommg Com 3 Prom Com 3 Lrbrary 4 Newspaper 4 F H A 4 ForensIcs I Homecommg Court of Honor 4 Sm1lIng IS always In style CELBTIN JACH SHORTY F I3 Football I3 Track I 3 Baseball 2 3 Lrfe IS short and so am I HELEN KALLIES F I4 Skrt Club 2 Band I 4 Pep Band 4 She never speaks unless she lS spoken to ALICE KAMENECKI Glee Club I 2 4 Skrt Clubl 2 Prom Com 3 FHA 3 4 Lrbrary 2 4 Newspaper 3 4 Homecoming Com 2 Hlgh school days have t.he1r de hghts but they can t compare w1th hrgh school nlghts SYLVIA MILLER Transferred from Surmg I-hgh Jun or Prom Com 3 FHA Annual Staff 4 Skrt Club 4 Quret thoughtful and smcere I s WALLACE KLOSTERMAN WALLY Football 4 Baseball 2 3 4 FFA I 4 Forensrcs I 2 School Play 3 Hornecornmg Com 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mrxed Chorus Vrce Pres Oh how we l1ke those brg brown eyes MARY KOEHLIR Transferred from Shawano Hrgh Soph year Gtrls Chorus 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Newspaper 3 4 Co Edrtor 4 Homecomrng Queen 3 Homecomlng Com 3 FHA 4 Skrt Club 3 Prom Com 3 Forensrcs 2 Class Treasurer 3 Contest Play 4 It IS better to be small and shxne than to be large and cast a shad MARSHALL MEISNER MARSH Football I4 FFA I4 se ball 2 3 4 Prom Com 3 My textbook w1ll never suffer from overwork IVAN KLOSTERMAN FFAI4 Pres 3 Prom Com 3 Homecomrng Com 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Men of few words are the best of men ARNOLD MONTIE Arnv FFA 1 4 Slut Club 1 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 He comes to school mamly for the rrde DOROTHY OLSON Transferred from Sh1octon Jumor FHA 3 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Always quret always krnd nrcer g1rl you ll never fmd FRANCIS PETERMAN Peterschwahtz Band 1 4 Pep Band 3 4 FFA 1 4 Prom Com 3 Boys Chorus Always among frrends never alone MARY ZIMMEL Lrbrary 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Newspaper 1 4 Slut Club 2 Prom Com 3 Annual Staff 4 Homecomrng Com 3 FHA 4 She rsn t as meek as she looks l it . ga' ti X 11' A wg, Qs E- 'EE' SHIRLEY PETERMAN Glee Club 1 4 Prom Com 3 Homecomrng Com 3 Annual Staff4 Class Treasurer 3 Presr dent 4 Newspaper 2 3 4 FHA 4 Contest Play 3 4 Slut Club 2 3 Court of Honor 3 School Play 2 Lrbrary 2 3 4 Buds smg bees hum all I do rs buzz MAYNARD POLZIN FFA 1 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Many are called but few get DELORES RADTKE Glee Club I 4 Prom Com 3 Newspaper 1 4 Cheerleader 1 4 Lrbrary 2 3 4 Homecom mg Com 3 Slut Club 2 3 Forensrcs 1 2 FHA 4 Generally speaklng she s gen erally spea k1ng ELMER RICHTER Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 4 Slut Club I Track Beware' I may do somethrng great yet AUDREY RUECKERT ORY an 2 3 4 Glee Club Sk't Club I 2 Forensics I-4 FHA 2 Treasurer 2 Prom Com 3 Homecoming Com 3 Lib- rary 2 4 Annual Staff4 News- paper 3 4 She loves but one at a time KENNETH SCHWEIGERT EN Footballl 4 Baseballz 4 Track I 2 Band I 2 4 Archery Club 4 Pep Band 2 4 FFA I Ba kct 3 Boys Chorus Annual Staff 4 Theres nothing like a good argument Ialways say MARVIN SHERBECK SHERBECR F I 2 4 When there s nothing else to do go to school rt s good for you JEORGE SOHR Football I 2 4 Basketball I 4 Track I 2 Band I 4 Pep Band I 2 3 Prom Com 3 Work is pleasant when lt s done W' JEAN SORENSON JELLY BIRD Glee Club I Newspaper 2'4' Library 2,4, Forensics I Prom Com. 3 Homecoming Com. 3 Skit Club I-3 Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you MAE STIEDE Class Treasurer 1 Glee Club 4 LIbrary4 FHA2 3 4 Home coming Court of Honor I Annual Staff 4 Prom Com 3 I seem shy but ROGER STUEWER STEVE Band I 4 Pep Band 2 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Manager football Basketball Track 3 4 Archery Club 4 Class Secretary 3 One Act Play 4 Homecoming and Prom Com 3 Forensics I 4 Annual Staff 4 Intramural Basketball Ambition is my motto success my arm DONATD THEYEL DONNY Footbal I 4 Baseball 2 3 4 There must be a lot of work In him because none ever comes our SHIRLEY TISCHER Trsch Cheerleaderl 4 Bandl 4 Annual Staff4 Forensrcs 1 2 Newspaper 4 Prom Court of Honor 2 Prom Queen 3 Prom Com 3 Lrbrary2 4 Skrt Club 1 3 All School Play 2 She loves lum she loves lum not GEORGE VANDEN BROOK Brook A Trea Pr s 4 Class Pres 3 Basketball 1 4 Football 1 4 Track 1 4 Baseball 2 4 Prom Court of Honor 2 Prom Krng 3 Prom Com 3 A star well he s always out at tught CAROLEE WATRY Carol Glee Club 3 4 Slut Club 1 2 Forensrcs 1 2 4 F H A 2 Vrce Pres 2 Home comrng Com 3 Prom Com 3 Newspaper 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerfulness rs a pleasant characteristic IEANETTE WESTERFELD d 1 4 F H A Song Leader 4 Vrce Pres 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 An nual Staff 4 Forensrcs 1 4 Newspaper 3 4 PromCourt of Honor 3 Prom Com 3 Pep Band 3 4 Homecom rng Com 1 2 4 Student Counc1l4 F F A Chapter Sweetheart 4 Her mind rs on her studies but her heart is' elsewhere 5 f Yy. Q5 YS! JOYCE WESTERFELD Homecornrng Com 3 H A 2 4 Newspaper staff 4 Prom Com 3 A ring on the frnger rs worth two on the phone VIRGINIA WIPPICH Glee Club 2 4 Newspaper 4 Skrt Club 2 Home comrng Com 3 Prorn Com 3 Lrbrary4 F H A 4 Forensrcs 2 I m quret untrl you know m ALICE WOLDT SkrtClub1 3 FHA 2 Sec 2 Lrbrary2 4 Vrce Pres 4 Prom Com 3 Band 1 4 Homecomrn Com 3 Newspaper 4 Some thrnk the world rs made for fun and frolrc and so dol LYLE WUSSOW Speed Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 4 Track 1 4 Band 1 4 Pep Band 1 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Prom Com 3 Always a favorrte wrrh hrs buddies also found trme to do hrs studres RUTH WUSSOW Rutlue F H.A 2 4 Skit Club 2 Newspaper4 Vrm vigor and vitality JAMES ZULIIQER Z,OOg1C andl 4 IntramuralBasket ball 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 I know I m not good look ing but what s my oprnron against thousands of others ALOIS ZEMAN Zernan F F A14 BoysChorus 3 4 Track 3 Homecoming Committee 3 Prom Com mittee 3 School its done me no harm but I feel saferon the farm. CLASS HIST 0RY On September 7 1948 fifty four freshmen enrolled in Bonduel High awed but determined The sophomores med to re do our habit of dress at rnrtratron but failed as rt lasted only one day much to our relief Mae Suede and Rod Blom were the proud representatives to the homecoming In the Spring Marlene Drage and Ken Schwergert were rn the Court of Honor at the prom This was the beginning The next fall as sophomores we sought revenge on the rncomrng freshmen. We also sponsored a bam dance which was very successful Shirley Tischer was our representative at the homecoming George Vanden Brook and Jeanette Westerfield were in the Court of Honor at the prom In thespring of the year we received our class rings. We were the class of 52 l The next year we had two important social events. The first was the homecoming, led by Jack Herb and Mary Koehler. We were proud of the fact that we won first prize on our float. The formal event of the year was the prom, honorably led by King George Vanden Brook and Queen Shirley Tischer. Our theme was Stardust with the gym beautifully decorated with silver stars. Stardust music was played by Tom Temple. A small struggle over exams and our junior year was ended. Now we are seniors. We are at the end of much but at the beginning of much more. With a happy and successful four years behind us and a little reluctance in our hearts we come to our goal, our graduation. Tattler tail 5 tg , Tr 5 'i 'T Frrst row M Zrmmel S Peterman M Ebert S Mrller D Frglrnskr M Drage Second row I Boerst J Westerfeld S Trscher A Rueckert R. Abel Thrrd row' R. Blom R. Dobratz R. Stuewer I Klosterman J Brusewrtz Co Edrtors Jenror Edrtor lass Edrtor Grade Edrtor Sports Calendar Advertrsrng Subscnptrons Photography 8: Art Typtsts Marlene Ebert Shrrley Peterman Robert Dobratz Junror Brusewrtz Dor1s F1g1lI'lSl6 Carol Watry Ken Schwergert Marlene Drage Roger Stuewer Audrey Rueckert James Boerst Rrchard Abel Ivan Klosterman Leo Bah: Rodden Blom Dorothy Olson Jeanette Westerfel Mary Zrmmel 4 ' 4 W - M9 A A 2 1 A ' A E ' ' + J ' I x ' ' 4 A J .. Activities -------------------------------- --------------------------------- ------ S h irley Tischer .ik Am 'Q . EA, , 5, , I .rw -' ' 'Mi f Vw .S , . Fu, E' 'Emi nv' 1 M v- iw? F A I F H' r 35, gi .M ,H 3 .L RP' ug H Q .. 4 6 Qrpbfg MM: Q4,,f lx, . - . , 'fr , 'H A ' a. .vs ' R ' .j:.4t- f, f :Y 7: ' l?3ii'5f Class oi 1953 9 sz . Q- ' xv vi' 3 If , i 0.4 i ..--My '- 99 ii, Qhsj' 9, A si ' . f Q 4 h ' I -5 N 1 :if .'-a-.fr,,z- -n ti--:X I .1'f1f,, . , . Q 4,4 1- a 2: I B f ' 1 V. . - ,, CJ F i 7 4 Q X ' ' vc Mil- VP. : - A - 1 ' X, SQ , ' A 4 iff: 3' ' ,- f . 3 - I 'O 'ami 4' nail L' 'I 'wv W! President: R. Brunner Vice President: B. Franckowiak Secretary: S. Burmeister Treasurer: D. Druckrey Advisers: Miss Peterson, Miss Neerhof, Mr. Aderhold First Row: E. Pludeman, M. Stern, I. Horvath, C. Luniak, C. Mroczynski, S. Wudtke, P. Meyer, G. Naumann S. Kallies, M. Meyer, T. Herb, I. Brecken Second Row: D. Dobratz, D. Schmidt, S. Grunewald, H. Mueller P. Eckert, A. Schmidt, P. Lemberg, L. Sommers, R. Monroe, D. Gipp Third Row: D. Druckrey, A. Herman S. Burmeister, M. Pleshek, R. Brunner, M. Johnson, M. Sohr, W. Peterson, K. Koehler, R. Schmidt Fourth Row F. Falk, P. Schultz, M. Rosin, B. Soufal, R. Hoeffs, M. Watry, L. Zernicke, A. Oakes, R. Abel, K. Luniak Fifth Row: J. Jaskolski, C. Sherbeck, J. Mueller, W. Zernicke, J. Mueller, E. Brede, I. Zietler, R. Lempke B. Franckowiak, I. Johnson, L. Kroll, D. Plamann. Class of 1954 Presrdent I erb V1ce Presrdent S Franckowrak Secretary R. Spoehr Treasurer G Thompson Advrsors Mr Hrlgendorf Mr Iverson Mrs Jensen ,X 5 gel, HP tb 9 , ewse 'Q su- fz T' 'RTW ein Frrst Row N Nelson M Svetmcka R. Spoehr B Heck S Franckowrak I Sohr R. Kusta L Stem D Herse D Sell S Manther G Thompson F Kleczewskr M Stuewer A Stuewer J Moede D Schmrdt V Gagnow Second Row' R. Woldt J Ward R. Ward A H11dah1 C Eckert M Herb I Glock J Folkman C Manther M Koehler M Kohn B Olsen F Boerst A Herb M Westphal V Bahr S Peterson D Smrth V Evenson Thrrd Row B Montre E Messerschmrdt M Bohm A Slevert S Fmk D Bergan E Busch Y Busch I Pederson D Dav1ds M Zuleger R. Chnsnanson D Hartwrg L Gxpp Fourth Row R. Kusta D Kroemng C Monroe A Nrchols G Zrmmel R. Dreger D Schrrudt R. Schre1ber R. Mrller D Grpp W Sumruct W Wolfgram D Strehlow Frfth Row D F1scher C Tackman A Schnerder H Eckert D Proper J Herb T Krull G Herman H Enckson I Lresner D Moesch I Srevert L Wolf A fe., l A ., gwx A is 2 f T .f . 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Blom, S. Westgor, I. Helgeson, G. Brown, J. Heuer, M. Fisher, I. Boyer, D. Blom, L. Martin, D. Giese, I, Miller, D. Bruesewitz, D. Berkham, E. Brede, A. Robley. I. Glock I. Kamineski. J. Seering, D. Uelman, D. Christensen, J, Watry, L. Mielke, L. Kiermas, R. Polzin, G. Radtke, L. Westerfeld, B. Johnson, M. Herman, L. Thompson, D. Campbell. A. Brodhagen. E. Schmidt, A. Sobiesczyk, A. Stuewer, M. Voorhees, I. Heinz, M. Kallies, 1. Heinz, V. Boettcher, R. Borowski, B. Abel, M. Meyer, L. Jack, L. Schwab, I. Burmeister. A. Hurlbert, I. Beilfuss, B. Luepke, A.Y3ush, S. Kuhn, P. Iaskolski, M. Sawicki, D. Kuhnke, J. Zeman, A. Pues. A. Meisner, A. Drage, L. Heimer, A. Giese, M. Kallies, I. Ciesielczyk, R. Peterman, R. Genke, G. Tincher, C. Meyer, W. Manthei, M. Neitzel, E. Evenson, D. Senzig, N. Mroczynski, AA. Zueleger, I. Prahl, V. Stoehr, M. Bohm, R, Herb, D, Rose, President--D. Campbell Vice President--D. Blom uf 0 ou' RC 0 lif ..u 4. TICS sh4d'w ruihes livH'9 nu- A lf. Gi ...1 - .,,...,.,.,...,.,...--..,...-,..,-, az ec 'ix f I QW l 0 fuxf I A Illi. FMC ze gg E2 253. 3 253 an SS R N55 IN H LIFET 5CHUg1L FLHY 5f7'11U5N'r4 -Hifi 13- 1 FQIEUULQ FE, fe--sn , mc H311 ff J ,EL YT'iQUf Q iMl2? I . -.J '., og- I A lziw? ' -- -'Gm6'Ea+ sin First Row: F.F.A. Sentinel--M. Sohr, President--G. Vanden Brook, Vice President--C. Schneider, Advisor Aderhold Second Row: Reporter--J. Herb, Treasurer--W. Zernicke, Secretary--E. Brede -. 1 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: 4 QQQ. Y' n, 4. lily' J Ill- ll ...ull . V. Evenson, M. Herman, C. Monroe, G. Tincher, A. Meisner. L. Meilke, D. Christerson L. Thompson, R. Polzin, A. Broadhagen, E. Schmidt, F. Peterman I. Luepke, R. Droeger, A. Drage, M. Zernicke, M. Kallies, L. Heimer, A. Busch, 1, Ciesielczyk, D. Gipp, R. Genke, R. Woldt, L. Gipp, W. Luepke, I. Kiosterman, W. Manthei, L. Zernicke, M. Polzin, W. Sumnicht, J. Zeman M. Sherbeck. I. Brusewitz, M. Neitzel W. Klosterman, M, Meisner. D. Theyel, I. Engel, O. Stuewer, M. Fischer, A. Zeman A. Montie, I. Johnson, D. Dingeldine, E. Richter ? F.H.A. gt XQQ, 1 h cg 4 , as 'xr First Row: J. Boyer, I. Folkman, M. Drage, J. Westerfe1d,J. Brusewitz, D. Figlinski, G. Brusewitz, M. Meyer, D. Dobratz, B. Olson Second Row: V. Gagnow, M. Zuleger, C. Eckert, E. Messerschmidt, M. Bohm, M. Mayer, J. Pederson, T. Herb, J. Brecken Third Row: M. Kohn, L. Sommers, P. Lernberg, A. Seivert, Y. Busch, E. Brede, S. Manthei, D. Heise, E. Busch Fourth Row: M. Koehler, S. Miller, D. Berkhahn, M. Fischer, C. Schmidt, S. Kallies, P. Mayer, G. Neuman, H. Kallies Fifth Row: E. Hartwig, J. Miller, D. Bruesewitz, J. Westerfeld, C. Mroczynski, A. Kaminecki, V. Wippich, M. Heuer, M. Stiede, R. Wussow L'bra ry ff First Row: M. Herb, T. Herb, D. Druckrey, A. Stuewer, M. Stuewer, M. Koehler, S. Peterman, D. Radtke A Woldt, M. Zimmel Second Row: S. Peterson, J. Sohr, M. Meyer, D. Dobratz, M. Stiede, M. Heuer, I Brueswitz, G. Brueswitz, D. Figlinski, M. Pleshek Third lbw: A. Hildahl, M. Drage, L. Sommer, P. Eckert A. Kaminecke, V. Wippich, S. Wudtke, P. Meyer, S. Kallies, N. Nelson Fourth Row: A. Herb, S. Tischer A. Rueckert, J. Moede, S. Gruenwald, M. Rosin, P. Schultz, H. Mueller, M. Ebert Rocket tafi wr, G .xr if 3? JH'fg.'n.X.1..d L A It 1 First Row: D. Brunner, D. Strehlow, M. Koehler, D. Druckrey, S. Peterman, D. Dobratz, M. Mayer, C. Luniak I. Seering, D. Blom, A. Herman, S. Burmeister, A. Woldt, D. Radtke, A. Rueckert. Second Row: L. Mielke I. Sohr, R. Kusta, D. Sell, D. Blom, C. Manthei, B. Heck, A. Kaminecki, V. Wippich, M. Drage, M. Pleshek M. Zimmel, B. Johnson, G. Herman. Third Row: L. Sommers, P. Lemberg, P. Eckert, J. Folkman, S. Fink M. Kohn, M. Koehler, A. Seivert, G. Bruesewitz, J. Brecken, M. Ebert, A. Oakes. Fourth Row: B. Soufal, M Stuewer, B. Olson, S. Kallies, P. Mayer, J. Burmeister, A. Stuewer, M. Herb, D. Rose, M. Neitzel, L Westerfeld. Fifth Row: A. Zuleger, N. Mroczynski, P. Schultz, M. Rosin, J. Moede, A. Stuewer, H. Mueller S. Gruenwald, A. Herb, M. Westphal, T. Herb, I. Seivert, L. Wolf, M. Herman. Forensic First Row: D. Figlinski, T. Herb, H. Mueller, M. Herb, B. Heck, D. Sell, M. Zuleger, A. Stuewer, M. Stuewer, G. Folkman. Second Row: M. Pleshek, J. Westerfeld, M. Mayer, D. Dobratz, L. Sommer, P. Lemberg, A. Sievert, S. Fink, R. Blom. Third Row: J. Moede, D. Druckrey, B. Olsen, M. Koehler, J. Sohr, A. Herman, J. Brecken, L. Wolf, J. Sievert. Fourth Row: S. Tischer, S. Gruenwald, C. Schmidt, M. Johnson, J. Herb, M. Rosin, R. Brunner, R. Stuewer, G. Herman. One-Act Play T7 H. Mueller, G. Herman, M. Koehler, R. Stuewer, D, Druckrey, Second Row: D. Brunner, C. Manthei, Miss Grenier, R. Blom. Lettermen's Club , . - f, - ei . .',,,,.3.,.,,.Q 23? if -. ,, 4 X First Row: I. Herb, D. Plamann, R. Blom, D. Theyel, M. Meisner, W. Klosterman Second Row: K. Luniak, G. Vanden Brook, J. Johnson, R. Stuewer, Manager, I. Boerst, D. Dingeldein, Coach Rush Niles Third Row: L. Kroll, J. Moeller, W. Zemicke, K. Schweigert, F. Falk, Manager Cheerleader D Druckrey S Trscher P Schultz D Radtke lvl gavmf Frrst Row K Schwergert L Wolf B Franckowrak R Dobratz R, Stuewer Second Row R Blom D Strehlow S Sumnrcht D Proper Thrs year for the f1rst trme Bonduel Hrgh School had an orgamzed archery club Under the super sron of Mr Harold Frerd the club organrzed and held regular meetrngs every Thursday evenrng of the school ar At the frrst meetrng they elected Rodden Blom Presrdent Bernxe Franckowrak Vrce Presrdent and Lee olf Secretary treasurer The club set up a portable range rn the gymnasrum for regular practrce sessrons The gular membershrp dues were SI O0 per every four meetmgs New members were admrtted wrrh the consent of e orrgrnal members plus an entry fee of one dollar . C I -.1.. 'i S S 1 r ll S T 1 G , ff fr . S 1 i' x 1 . ' , N b S. -i 1 K -- VV ,. A .I xx' 1 , 7 I I 1 ' t ' ef ' ' 5 V tl' ee- k tx --. VJ ' 1 -ff 1 1 I r V. 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Watry M. Fink, D. Proper, I. Sievert, R. Stuewer, F. Falk, D. Gipp, C. Tackman R, Wussow. A. Schmidt, F. Peterman, D. Strehlow M. Zimmel, A. Rueckert, I. Zuleger, M. Ebert, A. Woldt My' Choru First Row: G. Radtke, B. Franckowiak, D. Strehlow, B. Johnson, R. Blom, L. Wussow, W. Klosterman, K. Schweigert, D. Rose. Second Row: C. Meyer, J. Sohr, R. Dobratz, F. Peterman, R. Brunner, G. Luepke, D. Erickson, D. Hartwig, Director Mr. Hilgendorf. Third Row: I. Klosterman, J. Brusewitz, G. Herman, L. Wolf, J. Sievert, J. Herb, J. Zuleger. Fourth Row: A. Zeman, D. Proper, A. Schnieder, R. Stuewer, J. Boerst, M. Johnson, A. Montie, F. Falk. Glee Club . ,QQ 5' a'1mr-QQQXUM 7 First Row: D. Radtke, B. Heck, T. Herb, B. Olson, M. Koehler, S. Peterman, C. Schmidt, M. Westphal, D. Blom, J. Seering, M. Fisher, D. Berkhahn.- Second Row: Director Mr. Hilgendorf, S. Burmeister, P. Lemberg, L. Sommers, J. Brecken, S. Fink, C. Manthei, A. Kaminecki, V. Wippich, M. Zimmel, M. Kallies, G. Thompson, D. Sell. Third Row: H. Mueller, A. Herman,V. Gagnow, M. Zuleger, J. Moede, M. Stuewer, A. Stuewer, A. Stuewer, D. Bergan. Fourth Row: G. Naumann, S. Kallies, P. Mayer, S. Wudtke, F. Boerst, R. Kusta, M. Stiede, JKaminecki, D. Figlinski, J. Bruesewitz, M. Ebert, G. Bruesewitz. Fifth Row: S. Gruenwald, J. Burmeister, J. Helgersen, A. Rueckert, S. Tisher, J. Westerfeld, M. Drage, B. Able, L. Martin, V. Boettcher, E. Hartwig Pep Band Fust Row J Westerfeld S Burme1ster A Herman H Kalhes Second Row E Hartwxg F Peterman R. Stuewer R Brwmer M Drage B nd 'x,,,,,,,,, OU C QLMFQ Fust Row D Madlson R Wendt R Cagle D Bohm I Wexx M Labutzke P Monroe Second Row I Tmcher C Stutzman L Denms I Deenng M Zermcke I Klement L Westerfeld Th1rd Row R. Brecken A Stuewer M Herman I Boyer S Franchowxak M Nenzel L Glpp I Burmexster X M Ax I , Q I 1 . X . V 5 ' , 'jf I A ' . 1 L Y .7 Q-.L X -- L ne' -, nf '- 1 ,. f A 7 -. Q' ,, 1 f wk.. ff- 3 I f -Y 1s?'f'x-.2,,S' if -' . I 23, QP- 'L t ' : . . . A . . . . 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After losing theopen- ing game to Pulaski, 13-12, the Bears tumed defeat into victory and walked off with the honors for the next six starts, respectively, Luxenberg, 24-6g Manawa, 20-Og previously undefeated West DePere, 19-13g New Holstein,32- 14g Marion, 32-6g finishing the season by whipping Weyauwega, 24-6. The Gridiron greats consisted of l31ettermen retuming from the Zemicke, Rod Blom, Jack Herb, and Elmer Richter in the backfield. George Vanden Brook, Louie Kroll, Ken Schwiegert, Marshall Meisner, Clarence Schneider, Don Theyel, Jim Johnson and Wallace Klosterman forming the line. The remainder of the team was made up of under-classmen with as much game spirit as veteram. previous year. These included Wallace Some of the outstanding feats of the season include: Louie Krol1's 95 yard run for a touchdown on a beautifully executed pass play during the West DePere game, the Homecoming game which the boys won by swimming through Marion's line in knee-deep mud for a final score of 32-6 Other hi h . 'g lights, too numerous to mention, delighted the crowd and carried the Bears to one of the greatest seasons in their history. 1'-,N af .J Fre hmen Football 1 Q E 1 Q 3 : 1- vi .. . S lf fl ' ifffifffi. ' 5 - .2 -v va 3 hiv vw! - Q '4gA1 f Q First Row: D. Kuhnke, D. Uleman, G. Radtke, B. Johnson, L. Thompson, L. Kiermas, A. Busch, R. Polzin A. Zuleger Second Row: M. Herman, J. Zeman, N. Mrocynski, M. Bohm, C. Meyer, D. lbse, A. Pues, G Tinscher, D. Campbell Third Row: M. Meisner, W. Luepke, R. Herb, A. Meisner, E. Evenson, L. Westerfeld R. Genke, V. Stoehr Fourth Row: A. Hurlburt, M. Kallies, J. Ciesielczyk, J. Prahl, R. Peterman, A. Giese I. Beilfuss. W. Manthei, G. 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M'f1 f f Sv ,id , :iffy FV Af J k H X p 1- .fy ,.-A 'vga' ' ., s . , , ,V in r Q L.: A A ' X 'FQ'-2 'H , ' ' xl . x: ?51Ef. 5 1 1 'X A L xi k 96 s ' Q J' ai cf, . ,ky x gy UA H 1: Grade f :.ff,,z..: ..-..-. L . .. . . -1? - .. . . .. ,IN . VK! 3 M X A, ! .' rkwf 4 I X J' 'rv' V. Vandree, S. Hom, B. Van Vuren, A. Harrmann, C. Pitt, D. Voelz, B. Surdell, M. Gunderson, M Heling Second Row: Mrs. Fowfer, D. Katch, C. Dehn, D. Krause, D. Zastrow, D. Neitzel, I. Heinz, R. Pludeman, M. Zastrow, M. Dennis, B. Westerfeld, S. Radtke Third Row: M. Zernicke, A. Tomashek, R. Hinkfus, N. Leisner, T. Wengrzyn, K. Neitzel, H. Krause, M. Stern, D. Cagle '-vimi' fl Q Q 1-. Lv . B VI c 554 P- 'Q First Row: B. Sievert, S. Labutzke, S. McCormick, B. McCormick, J. Runge, N. Monroe, J. Monroe, H. Cagle, D. Aderhold, B. Weix, B. Ebert Second Row: J. Stem, S. Heuer, S. Surdell, N. Wussow, L. Nischke, N. Wendt, K. Radtke, F. Van Vuren, J. Voelz, M. Bohm, Mrs. Stuewer Third Row: D. Katch, D. Deering, T. Tuma, D. Shaw, W. Hoefs, A. Sievert, G. Beyersdorf, D. Vanden Brook, C. Wendt, D. Bohm, D. Klosterman Fourth Row: E. Seering, W. Ericson, D. Drage, 1. Grunewald, W. Dussling, G. Vander Velden, S. Nault, L. Pludeman, R. Shaw, J. Boettcher rv Y 4 Grade 1 rg 'yn I i A sf 'EJ ' Ya I r JY' 11 F3 First Row: P. Monroe, M. Dobratz, B. Zeman, D. Rentch, D. Katch, C. Hom, I. Heck, N. Dennis, J. Sievert B. Tuma, B. Rentch Second Row: Mrs. Brunner, J. Nadler, B. Brusewitz, J. Drage, N. Boettcher, C, B1-ugewirz M. Labutzke, J. Weix, J. Heck, S. Gunderson, Mrs. Gunderson Third Row: J. Koeppen, G. Stern, C. Rosin, B Stutzman, D. Heling, B. Aderhold, G. Krause, L. Pluedeman, J. Nischke Fourth Row: I. Vander Velden, D Heimer, D. Madison, J. Voorhees, J. Senzig, J. Stern, W. Hinkfuss, G. Pitt, W. Jarosinski x ' ' - 1' It al- Q V! ' 'xy ,pl , 'fs F..-s.g First Row: R. Cagle, D. Bohm, I. Zimmel, N. Wudtke, D. Heller, J. Pluedeman, J. Evenson, J. Krause, G. Hinkfuss, S. Shaw, L. Geer, B. Blom, R. Dobratz Second Row: M. Zernicke, L. Bonnin, C. Stutzman, R. Heck, I. Klement, J. Krause, D. Ward, R. Brescken, L. Quandt, E. Martin, J. Tinscher Third Row: G. Boerst, F. Monroe, R. Boetrcher, L. Johnson, M. Fink, J. Deering, M. Voelz, L. Dennis, K. Bruesewitz, M. Sievert, L. Madison Fourth Row: D. Holewinski, J. Gunderson, J. Bergsbaken, G. Dehn, D. Soufal, C. Cagle, H. Koehler, M. Noffke, R. Wussow, N. Holewinski, R. Wendt Land tad chool Y -...N ...-1i-- . 93 L 2 4 As r I ' 1-:Q DG n, in QB . C First Row: A. Holewinski, M. Holewinski, B. Brecken, G. Schweigert, E. Jarosinski, D. Zemicke, I. Jarosinski, R. Stuewer Second Row: I. Geer, B. Erickson, R. Geer, E. Stuewer, C. Jarosinski, D. Deering, J. Jarek Third Row: M. Barrand, M. Holewinski, B. Martin, J. Senzig, G. Dyminski, G. Boerst, P. Boerst, M. Jarosinski 1 f - S' .'1' If I. jf f 4?-NW' ,Ji L 'g'1- N? qw- M 1 ,I f Q45 M 'Vx Q, 4 X if-5 'H .V -H Q' 1 in ' 4, ,k ' , FE 4 5 Sb iv, i P 9' Y. K Kai . Q v ' - '41 5 1- . '5 .1 1. I 1. i 5 O Av, a if 1 I'-. its Rf' J.f4,3f-gf'-fum? HG. a fe 69' Sept. 4 8 9 11 15 17 18 19 22 24 26 Oct, 1 4 5 8 12 19 5' A3212 sq M 9. ,WJ 1, -V School days! School days! Dear old golden rule days. Many lost found Frosh. Brin on the work! First pep meeting of the year and did we ever yell! Boo! Hoo! B lost a 13-12 heart-breaker to Pulaski's Red Raiders. F.H,A. officers elected: Pres. Marlene Drageg V. Pres. Jeanette Wes feld, Arlene Sievert, Judy Boyerg Sec. Dorothy Olson, Treas. Ierm Folkmang Reporter, Doris Figlinskig Historian, Genevieve Brusev Parliamentarian, Jeanette Brusewitzg Song leader, Jeanette Westeri Nominations open! Class officers are elected. Yea! team! Bonduel defeats Luxernberg 24-6. Assembly pro am by Terry Golden. Ozzie the Sagty Cop. Did you believe he had a whistle? Studentsdr ed in 'Sunday Best'--Kolb Studio takes annual pictures. Tattler staff positions announced. Frosh Cheerleaders chosen--Dixie Blom, Joanne Burmeister, Dar Blom, and La Donna Schwab. 'A man never has the voice t:hat a wo has. Bears beat Manawa 20-0. Those lucky Seniors- -Graduation pictures taken. Diltlto! All survived. Magazine sale ended. Mary Rosin was the se er. Mr. Roberts presented an interesting lyceum program--Atomic Ene Football game at West DePere. Victory! 19-13. Perfect school sp 'Freshies' initiated at B. H.S. Sculpture Assembly--Otto Dallrnan. Any resemblancerr Seniors their proofs. Liquid Air Demonstration. Football game at New Holstein. We 32- 14, Yea! Didn't we tell you? Homecoming parade--Seniors took first place. Natch! P! A W3- C5 'is in L F . E s Oct. 20 23 24 26 30 Nov. 1,2,3 5 8 10 13 15 19 20 22 23 30 Dec . 3 4 7 10 1 1 12 13 14 18 21 X ft 1. J 1 ,G 253' 5 :Jh- 5 S- me ,, s .-.f 4, r I ' ,fwa ew. ff A I -,,,, ff. -4' , R .1 V lf Ar. '- , q , f . -A ,r 'Wa-1 ,Nix .' L ' Xa , u. K K 'G Q ' 4 . QE. . , K .f V Ri r- U 'ax A 1 Q Q: 4 f ' , , 5 ' ' QQ?-6-uf ' .l ' ' . f Q CCon'tj Homecoming! Game and dance. The boys walked over Marion 32-6, King Kroll and Queen Brecken reigned, The decorations at the dance lasted a little bit longer this year. F,F, A. officers attended meeting at Seymour. Fall Play presented at Wittenberg. Received a C rating. 'We was robbed. Bears won easily over Weyauwega 24-6. Assembly program--Bubbles Concerto. F.H.A. enjoyed New London Rally. Benefited only by getting out of a day of school. Teacher's Convention. Back to the dungeon. Report Cards! 'Nuf said. Only 7 students made top on honor roll. Bam dance sponsored by Seniors. Sophomores order class rings. 'Sadie Hawkins Dance' sponsored by Sophomores. Out for hunting? Did you get your limit? First basketball game with Luxemberg. Defeated them 46-44. Thanksgiving vacation--and aren't we thankful? Ditto! Bears defeated Pulaski in overtime 43-41. Amherst height takes advantage over Bears 33-30. World Series! Brook came late to English class. Not because you over- slept in Ag. class, was it Brook??? Lost to Gillett 60-57. Basketball game with Manawa. We lost 64-43. Drew names for Christmas exchange. Santa Claus is coming!! ! Got out early! The water line burst! P? Visitation day for parents. That's one day when the lessons were prepar- ed--An interesting assembly by Captain Dry of the Merchant Marines. F.F. A. and F. H. A. Parent's Night. Another team with exceptional height took advantage over the Bears. Iola 52-46. Lost to Wittenberg 59-44. Christmas parties! I Vacation started! I NLF? SW' at. .Q ,, N14 di s Nix. xii- E. lk.. 44 1541113 CP QI a 1,s'i' pq ,,ou,qq r' l 0l5s 45510 N c g not f Q ff if 4 E4-4 ,. 3 4, 4 'lf'-,.,, K R It e-if .' 1' J, . - ,,, . K-,V gp. .4 W l 1 I I A I V -ug ggi if!!! I? t g Ex I Q 1 ,N ,V 'll!'ll l'i ll Wi 4 X illlnluznwl M' Us , 5 Ian. 4 Lost another game to Marion 42-39. Let's go boys. 5 We saw the boys win over Weyauwega 54-31. 7 School opened and some faces were actually happy, Believe it or not! 11 Waupaca treats us to a 92-53 rubbing. That was on their floor, 15 Lost another heart-breaker to Gillett 54-53. , 18 Basketball team journeys to Amherst and we lose 45-23. 22 Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! 23 No school a ain. Icy roads. We bowed to West De Pere 77-46.- 25 We defeateg Manawa 59-50. 26 A band attended the Clinic at Central State College, Stevens Point. Report Cards! 30 Cake Walk sponsored by band and glee club. Feb. s ar in a winnin streak Won over lola 51 40 1 Boy e g . - . 2 College boys call on Saturday nights, don't they jeanette??? Pulaski here- -L ost 47 -44. Boo! Hoo! We lost again to Wittenberg 57-47. Did everyone get a Valentine? Weyauwega here--54-41- ! Yea! 5 8 14 15 Marion there--43-54 ---- We won! 16 22 March 11 20 29 April 1 1 14 17 26 30 May 1 3 15 20 30 Waupaca here--Last home game. Forensic Contest at Waupaca. First day of spring. Solo and Ensemble meet at Waupaca. District Forensic Contest at Clin- tonville. Easter vacation begins. Welcome, Easter Bunny. We are welcomed back from Easter vacation with the fresh smell of a well cleaned school. We appreciate it, Clarence and Leonard. Senior Class Play-- Footloose . Junior Prom! Spring Concert. Is spring fever catching? Everyone is so lax and lazy. Band tournament at Waupaca. Senior Faculty Banquet! Commencement l School ends. Dus es allusl X I ook -Janitor -Bu Driver 3 W J Q '- , ' 1 A 4- Q Q J Qi ' r , now n ' at .Q 1 I r 'Q -A r? '1 I H Mrs. Debbon, Mrs. Boettcher, Mrsg Kroening diff' QQV. Mr. Buboltz, Mr. Gerndt 0106 RA Pgw PATRO Stuewer Barber Shop P1tt s Super Serv1ce Stat1on Cy and Mar1e s Bonduel State Bank Bonduel Jewel Box Heck Sz Dusshng Wartman Shoe and Apparel Mueller S Tavern Z1mme1's Bakery Wo1f's I G A Store V111age Farm Dalry B111's Shoe Serv1ce Manthex Motor Co The Bonduel T1mes Ray's Drug Store Bonduel SGTVICE Garage Bonduel O11 Company Bonduel Meat Market Benter s Food Center PATRONS Labutzke Motor Sales Moede and Sons Hotel Karrow Bonduel Cleaners and Ta1lors Bonduel Cl1n1c and Hosp1tal Irene's Beauty Shop E .T Graf Lumber Co Flambeau Bar Bonduel Farm Implement Swanson and Burmelster Dehn s Inc Wendt Funeral Home Stop and Shop Drage and Stuewer Vendors The Graf Creamery Ernest Westerfeld Shawano County Co op Farm Supply Calkin' s Saw Service