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

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owl! Wed We the graduatrng senrors of 1953 Vrllage of Bonduel County of Shawano and State of Wrs consrn after leavrng our port of call to embark on the voyage of lrfe do make publrsh and de clare thrs to be our last wrlland testament hereby revokrng and annullrng any and all wrlls made by us heretofore To the Junrors we leave our pep and success rn athletrcs To the Sophomores we leave our drg nrty To the school rnfants we grve the rrght to rnrtrate the rncomrng Freshmen Loure Kroll leaves hrs quret and demure manner to Marran Stuewer Maynard Sohr wrlls hrs home permanents to Junror Greely Morva Mayer wrlls her good trmes at Cecrl and Krakow to Jermarne Folkman Jrm Moeller and Wally Zernrcke got together and decrded to leave therr a b1l1ty rn sports to Vernon Evenson Joe Moeller leaves hrs spot on the football bench to Wayne Sumnrcht Dorothy Olson wrlls her flrrtrness to Anna Herb Jean Brecken leaves her supersonrc rmagrnatron to any unfortunate Sophomore rn drre need of rt Terry Herb leaves her perfect measurements to anyone less fortunate Carolyn Mroczynskr leaves her abrlrty to get home from dances to Vrolet Gagnow Alrce Schmrdt leaves her long tresses to B111 Wolfgram Wrllard Petterson wrlls hrs abrlrty to get around wrth those Shawano grrls to Don Schmrdt who already has a good start Drck Monroe after much consrderatron wrlls hrs abrlrty to court and wrn to anyone capable of the task La Nrda Sommer leaves her glasses to the Freshman Class who don t watch where they are gorng Helen Mueller leaves her extensrve vocabulary to the Junrors Elarne Pluedeman wrlls her abrlrty to be quret to Io Ann Pederson Carol Lunlak leaves her a brlrty to chew gum to Mrss Weber Phyllrs Mayer leaves her wrnnrng smrle and sunny drsposrtron to everyone as a remmder of how to wrn frrends Roger Lemke leaves perrod Mrke Watry leaves hrs charr 1n band to anyone who wants rt Eugene Mayer leaves hrs hrstory book to any Junror Darlene Dobratz leaves her abrlrty to skrp school to anyone who can get away wrth rt Phyllrs Lemberg bequeaths 39 pounds and 10 ounces to Grace Thompson Roger Hoeffs be De Wayne Grpp has decrded to take everythrng wrth hrm Maurrce Johnson leaves hrs wavy harr to Mr Nrles who really wrll need rt rf he rs a coach much longer Clarence Schnerder leaves hrs perfect attendance record to the underclasses Joanne Horvath bequeaths her blushes to any narve grrl who wants to know what rt s llke to blush To Irm Mrtchell Ervrn Brede bequeaths approxrmately 14 1!4f'lo of hrs herght Jrm Johnson wrlls hrs posrtron of left end to Jrm Herb Bernre Franckowrak leaves hrs buzz cut to Lee Wolf Drane Druckrey wrlls her abrlrty to be rn school plays to Sharon Frnk Sherry Grunewald bequeaths her A s to Ray Herb so he can see what an A lookslrke Ken Lunrak leaves hrs abrlrty to frll the water bottles to Gerald Herman Dennrs Plamann wrlls hrs football surt No 73 to anyone worthy of rt Sharon Burmerster leaves her beautrful vorce to everyone rn need of a better one Fred Falk leaves hrs flashy socks to Dean Proper Carolyn Schmrdt leaves her monopoly on that Drck to anyone who does a good Job on hrm Shrrley Wudtke leaves her lonelrness rn walkrng the halls thrs year to Shrrley Franckowrak Gladys Naumann and Shrrley Kallres w1ll therr abrlrty to stay awake durrng the day after those late hours to anyone who lacks the stamrna Pat Schultz bequeaths her sweet unassumrng and affectronate ways to Dean Moesch Marge Pleshek leaves her braveness to walk past the ceme tery at nrght to the Glock grrls Mary Rosrn wrlls the use of her home to the Junror Class Mary Stern leaves her tom boyish ways to Romana Kusta Pete Westphal wrlls hrs slowness to hrs srs ter Marran LeRoy Zernrcke and Carl Sherbeck leave therr qurte dependabrlrty to Delano Wudt ke and Donnre Kroenrng Shrrley Yonker asks Ardrs Stuewer to carry on the tradltron of poodle harr cuts Reynold Schmrdt leaves hrs abrlrty to stay out of trouble to all those who play hookey Bruce Soufal wrlls hrs recklessness to Larry Krermas Pearl Eckert wants Mrss Grenrer to have her French text book as a specral token of her love and apprecratlon Bob Abel leaves hrs Job as chauffeur to anyone wrth a Hudson We the undersrgned thrnkrng ourselves to be of sound mrnd and memory do testrfy to the above this twenty frrst day of May 1953 THE SENIOR CLASS 13 I queaths his bashfulness to Dave Strehlow. Audrey Herman wills her studiousness to Dick Dickow.

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eacafa0 ff .-Z' Treasurer Dorothy Olson Secretary Theresa Herb V1ce Pres rdent Lou1s Kroll Pres1dent Wallace Zermcke On September 6 1949 we seventy erght exc1ted freshmen roamed the Halls of Bonduel I-hgh trymg hard to fmd our classrooms To get our lockers open proved another problem and we always found ourselves bemg late for our classes We were helped however by the all too generous sophomores on 1n1t1at1on The followlng fall we eagerly took revenge on the 1ncom1ng freshmen I the spr1ng we recerved our class rlngs We were the class of 53 V The next year as Junlors we were ln charge of homecomlng Lou1e Kroll and Jean Brecken re1gned as krng and queen of the event In the spr1ng we held our greatest event of the year our prom Apple Blossom T1me was the theme and mus1c was played by Ga1l Shepherdson K1ng Harold Westphal and Queen Pat Schultz led the formal event Now we f1nd ourselves seruors Thrs 1S a happy yet sad trme Graduatlon has been our goal and we have reached It successfully 12 0 o . Us A I xr y ,cl , 1 Q 1 ' p TF: 0 -I , Af , L M E . -, .S , I I ' - inf A H-. X haf? X fi . , . . . 'Q .- wel X f,,A. -- I -- . 4 - - -- y -- . 4 s y 1 1 . . . . H . . . H ll ' ll , . . , n

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Extratl Georgra Brooks Makes Movre Debut' As we prcked up the paper our eyes were rmmed rately atuacted to thrs bold headlrne Upon glancrng through the artrcle we were amazed to frnd that she was none other than Drane Druckrey It s been ten years srnce we graduated and wrth our currosrty so aroused we decrded to take a trrp to see rf the rest of our classmates have done as well We made Chreago our frrst stop because we heard that the famous Watry Orchestra was playrng there The Orchestra rncluded Alrce Schmrdt Dorothy Olson and featured DeWayne Grpp wrth the recently rnxented shoehorn fAn rr strument whrch plays only foot notes J The bass vocalrst was Bert re Franckowrak We stayed at the Hotel Harrrson where Drck Monroe was manager The bellboy Lel ox Lernrcke ushered us to the drnrng room where Jean Brecken noted ventrrloqurst was about to perform Our second stop was New York where we went to see Helen Mueller who rs now marrred to her sarlor wrth the Bostonran accent She told us our other classmates now lrvrrrg rn New York are Junror Sohr a streetcar conductor who rs strll tellrng people where to get off at and Lours Kroll who rs a dentrst fThat s a man who runs a frllrng statron J Clarence Schnerder has charge of the hole works as manager of a doughnut factory Those employed there are Shrrley Kallres Carol Lunrak Pearl Eckert and Shrrley Wudtke lt s rumored that they really make the dough Fred Falk who rrrns a lrmburger cheese factory says hrs busrness rs very strong From New York we traveled to Annapolrs Maryland where Jrm Moeller and Dennrs Plamann are statroned Therrjob rs to hold the submarrnes nose when rt takes a drve Downtown we met Morva Mayer who rs a lady archer fShe works on eyebrows rn a beauty parlor J Kenneth Lunrak has a thrrvrng busrness sellrng Lunrak s Lrnrment for Lumbago In Texas we stayed wrth the former Pat Schultz now Mrs Harold Westphal She told us that her frrst meal was a grand success because Pete has hrred Elarne Pluedeman to do the cookrng now Wrllard Petterson has solved the economrc depressron by makrng sausages wrth meat at one end and bread crumbs at the other because he says rt rs rmpossrble to make both ends meat Joe Moeller and Bob Abel operate a Holdup Racket They manufacture suspenders We journeyed on to Calrfornra where we vrsrted those who are rnventors We guess the orrgrnal rdeas are due to the clrmate Shrrley Yonker has rnvented rnvrsrble harr nets that can be seen Carl Sherbeck and Roger Lemke have a patent on Three Season Beds Qno sprrngj and Carolyn Schmrdt has desrgned a muffler to be worn wrth loud coats LaNrda Sommers rs an aquatrc en grnecrrn charge ofdrshwashrng and Maurrce Johnson rs an eleetrrcran He wrres for money havrng gotten the experrence from college Talent scout Reynold Sehmrdt drscovered Audrey Herman s talented prano playrng He says she plays lrke Paderewskr because she uses both hands Ervrn Brede doesn t have to worry about backseat drrvers He drrves a hearse Bruce Soufal rs a prrson warder and makes hrs lrvrng by hrs pen Terry Herb lrves on a Wyomtng ranchwhere she rs happrly marrred to a seven footer Mary Rosrn and Marge Pleshek sell hamburgers at The Last Roundup and Roger Hoeffs sells S4 OO cowboy boots for '52 00 a foot Cladys Naumann and Plyllrs Mayer are workrng as secretarres on the top floor of a large burldrng We always knew they would rrse to great herghts some day After much research Mary Stern has drscovered that the part of the ear that causes the most accrdents rs the nut holdrng the wheel In order to renew old memortes and to frnd the remarnder of our class mates we decrded to vrsrt our home town of Bonduel Here we frnd Jrm Johnson and Joanne Hor vath happrly marrred wrth a start of a frne football team Wally Zernrcke rs runnrng steam rollers over hrs frelds to rarse mashed potatoes as he frnds they are easrer to store Darlene Dobratz and Phyllrs Lemberg are marrred to therr soldrers and are dorng K P A few mrles from the much enlarged Bonduel we frnd Brrarton where Carolrne Mroczynskr rs operatrng a drrve rn theater Trred but happy we return to our home after a wonderful trtp If you care to vrsrt Sherry Grune wald or Sharon Burmerster do drop rn at the Dew Drop Inn whrch we own and operate 1+ ' 'X ' 1 'X In x U 3 1 r V - . , . . . . X M E . . . 1 A r ', ' ., v , ' H X . , , . 1 . . - r s V , . I . 7 1 X. v. . Y . . . , . ,Q ,' s ' r ' r , r - , r V . Y v , ,, , f ' ' . Y. A . . , , t K . . , . . . . f s , 5 . . , - r ,Y I . E , , , . . Y . 1 . . . ' r . . - , ' , 1 s ' 1 s ' r 1 I . N . I . . . . 3 5 . .. . , . . ,, A , . . . V X x . . . . 1 . I . . . ' . , . . H , . X. . . X . . . . , , 3 ' . , . 3 , . ,. . N 3 v. V. - r V j . . .... . . . ' , a , . , , 7 . . . . . A . . . . . , . H . , I . . g . . X , . 1 . . . - . , . , .