Bowler High School - Bohiscan Yearbook (Bowler, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1947 volume:

Editor -'-' ' ' ' ' Ass't, Editor -'-' Business Managers ' ' ' ' Senior Class Prophecy' ' ' ' Senior Class Will Senior Class History - - ' '-'- ' Seniors Pictures and Mottoes junior Class History - ' Sophomore Class History -'--- - ' -- THE ANNUAL STAFF Lois Nygren -Viola Leiskau 'Joyce Grosskopf-Winona Miller-Betty Putnam Marcella Strelow- Gladys Suehring -Wava Domke-Marion Erickson Evelyn Bucko ski Jeannine van der VVeren-Shirley Hull rjoyce Grosslqopf-Shirley Felts -Dejon Goddake-Lucille' Strelow Freshmen Class History --'--' --- -----Shirley Madsen'La V,er1e Steinke Girls Basketball ' Boys Basketball A. Team ' B. Team - ' Baseball -'-- ' Tournament' - ' ' ' ' ' ' Band --'-'- - '- Glee Club '- - '- ' School Calendar '- ' ' Humor '-- --'- F. H. A. ------- F. F. A. 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X 3 '- us for our future lifes We the Seniors of 1947 do hereby dedicate this the eighth issue of the Bohiscan, FACULTY ALAN W. KINGSTON Central Shia Teachers College Principe! Science and Mail. MRS. BETSY E. STEFI. RAYMOND W. ROZELLE MRS. HELENE L. FELTS Whitewater -State' Central State Teacher! University of Teachers College College Wisconsin Cormnsrctal Band and Glu Club Home Economics I-OYAL W- 1005 RICHARD F. Moss Univerllfv of Wilwmin Central sms 'rumen HUGO F. FISCHER Agriculture College' Central State Teachers - English and Speech College Social Science 5 S E N I CD R Lawrence Breltenleldt !'Sl1orty' ' Basketball 2.3.4. Baseball 2.3.45 F.F.A. 4 All work ad no fun ls not the llle for so QC. Evelyn Buckoski . .EW . Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Forensics 3,4g F.l-LA. 3.4: Library 45 Class Secretary l lil nice to be natu- ral when you're so naturally nice. Wava Domke ' ' Weetz' ' Basketball l.Z,4: Glee Club 1,Z.3.4g Sexkeiie l.Z.3.4g Oetetie 1.2. 3: Band 1.3.4. Forenslci l.Z.3.4g Panther Sta!! 1,Z.3,4: Annual Sta!! 2.3.43 F.l-LA. 3.4: Cheery- leadlng 3.4. Class Reporter lg Treas. Z: Softball 1.2.3. G.A.A. 1.2.35 She loves but one-H at a time. 4. Betty Glessel llnettsil Basketball lg Glee Club 1.23 Annual Sta!! 4g F.l'l.A. 3,4 Because she doesn't talk, is no sign she hasn't anything to say. Sader Breltenleldt Baskelaall 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.4g F.F.A. 4 Girls may come, and girls may go. buf l go on forever, un- disturbed. Illbal Buss Issy Annual Staff 4 F.l'l.A. 3.43 Chg. Treasurer. 3 Fm very exaei. l'm yery precise. l work avlully bard. Pm Ury nice. Marlon Erickson Basketball l.2.3.4. Glee Club l.2.3.4p Forensics 3.45 Panther Stal! 4: Annual Sta!! 4: F.H.A. 3,45 Library 2.4: V. Pres. Z: Sec. 3.4: Soft ball 1.2.35 41 G.A.A. l. Serene and calm and very sweel. bd ne'er you mind still waters run deep. Lester Haflerman Ill-elif A Basketball 2.3,4: B Team 1: Baseball 2.3.4: Annual 4: F.F. A. 4 One's studies should not interfere with one's regular high school course. Edna johnson Glee Club l2.3.4: Sextette 2,3,4: Octette 3: Forensics 2,3.4: Drsmstics 4: Annual Sta!! 4: Library 4: Pres. 2: Community News, Ed. 4 Sober but not serious quiet but not idle. Forrest Napstad I lN.Pl I Transferred lrorn Char - latte. Iowa. 4. Basketball B team 4 Forensics 4: F.F.A. Treas. 4, Class Prss. 4. I stand at the brink ol a great career. Will somebody please push me off? Myrna Reinert llwnniell Basketball 1.2: Glee Club l,2.3,4: Band 3.4: Forensics 3: Panther Staff, Ass't Ed. 3. Ed. 4: Annual Sta!! 4: F.H.A. 3.4: Library 4: Sec. 1: Treas. 4: Softball l.2.3: G.A.A. l:A Prom Comm. 3. The dimples in ber cheeks are an index to ber disposition. Shirley Hull ' 'Shir 1' ' Basketball 1,2,3: Pan- ther Stall 4: Annual Sta!! 4: F.H.A. 3.4: Library 4: G.A.A. 1: Softball l,2,3: Free from sorrow, free from care, with laughing eyes and auburn hair. Otto Kolpacs HOOK' ss Basketball l.2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Forensics 3.4: Dra- matlcs 3: Panther Sta! 3.4: V. Pres. 1.4: Pres. 1: Stuglgm Council 2: Gen. Chr. of magazine Sale 4. urflllln Athlete, or lchlillr. he is equally 'OGG In all three. Lois Nygren ' 'Lowle ' ' Basketball 1,2: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Sextstte 3,43 Octette 3: Band 2,3,4: Forensics 3: Dramatic: 3, Panther Stall' 3.4: Annual Ed. 4: FJ-LA. 3,4: FJ-l.A. Pres. 3: G.A.A. 1: Music Li- brarian 3.4: Prom Comm.-Chr. 3: Commu nity Asa't. Ed. 4: hhg. Sale-Gen. Sec. 4. Here's to the girl with the heart and the smile, who makes the path through life worthwhile. Marlea Schmldt Transferred from Gresham 4 Annual Staff 4 Do your best, and leave the rest, what's the use of worry?2' Marcella Strelow ' 'Marcie ' ' Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Sextette l.Z,3,4: Octette 3: Band 3.4: Forensics 3: Panther Stal! Z,3,4: Annual Staff 2.4: F.H.A. Sec. 4: G.A.A. 1: Prom Comm. 3: Soft ball 2.3. Full ox pep. free of care. Where there's fun. Marcella is there. Gene Umland Basketball A 6.3,-lg B lg Baseball l,2.3: 4: Annual Staff 43 Class Pres 3. The High School days are ,fulll of fun. But oh! The High School nlghts.!' Delmar Schenk ' 'Schnlck' ' Student Council l Basketball Manager 3 When there is nothing else' to do. Go to school. It ls good for you. unayn auenrmg Transferred from Shawano. 4. Basketball 4: Forensics 4: Panther Sta!! 4: Annual Staff 4: Library 4. As she runs her modest, quiet race, her way wins friend- ship ln every place. Jeannine Van der Veren jeannle Basketball 1,23 Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Forensics l,2: Dramatlcs l,3: Panther Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Cheer- leading l,Z,3,4: Drum Major 3: G.A.A.l: Softball l,Z,3: Prom Comm. 3: Prom Queen 3 With laughing eyee and eager grin, a little mlschlef lurks within. SENIOR CLASS HIS TORY September 5, 1943 we as Freshmen enrolled in the Bowler High School with twenty-nine students in our class. With spirits high and books in hand we were determined to become the dignified Seniors of 4-7 . These ambitious girls and bashful boys began a new life, hop' ing to overtake the goal set before them. At our initiation ceremony we took our medicine, but resolv' ed to get our revenge when we became Sophomores. Our first class party was held December 14, in the Bowler Fire men's Hall. In the late Spring we held a weiner roast at the Ranger Station. When school began in the fall of 194-4, we were Sophomores. People say that revenge is sweet. We were- impatient to initiate the new group of Green Freshmen. This year we slowly aquired a pink glow in place of the green tint. As juniors, we were successfully guided through the year by Mr. Speith, our Class Advisor. - The social highlights of our Junior year was the Junior Prom which was held early in May. Lawerence Breitenfeldt was elected King and he chose Jeannine Van der Veren to be his Queen. The music for the evening was furnished by Gail Shepardson's All Americans , The melody Twilight Time was the theme for our decorations. We had the largest crowd for a prom in the history of Bowler High School. When we began high school in 194-3, our goal was to become Seniors of 47 . We have attained that goal. Our Senior year is about the busiest year of our High School life. One of its accomplishments is this Annual. We worked hard and presented a three act comedy The Calamity Kids. During our four years at Bowler we found we had in our class many who were talented in Dramatics, Forensics, Band and Glee Club. We also are proud of the members of our class who have attained distinction as basketball players. Our class motto is Serve and Obey, our class .colors are Crimson and White, and the class flower is the red rose. CLASS Wim. We theclass '47, being of sound mind and having acquired knowledge at Bowler High School during the past four years, do hereby earnestly give our last will and testament. To Mr. Kingston we leave our thanks for coaching a winning basketball team which we hope will take the tournament. To Mr. Fisher we leave our Social' Problems for him to solve. To Mrs. Felts the boys leave their curiosity to see what's cooking and the girls want to take their knowledge of Homemaking with them. To Mrs. Stefl we will a little more time so she can have her Bookkeeping and Typing classes every day. To Mr. Moss we extend our best wishes for a speedy recovery from his headache over our play. ' To Mr. joos we leave our hopes for a more successful B team next year. To the faculty as a whole we give our sincere thanks for their efforts in trying to prepare us for the future. To Benny we leave our sincere thanks for picking up waste paper and for sweeping the Home Ec. room even though he still thinks the girls should do it. Thanks again, Bennyf' To the cooks we leave some handleless cups and other broken dishes along with out thanks for the good mia-day fill-up. To the Juniors we leave the task of being the perfect ideals for next year's Freshmen to follow. To the Sophomores we will our note-books, pencil stubs, erasers and empty ink bottles to do with as they please. To the Freshmen we leave the desire to become Seniors. Lawrence Breitenfeldt wills half of his curly hair to Eugene Voelz so Eugene doesn't have to get any more permanents. Sader Breitenfeldt wills his quiet disposition to Vernon Reinert. V Evelyn Buckoski leaves her position as F.H.A President to the girl that will further F.H.A. to the best of her ability. Isabel Buss leaves her knowledge of Bookkeeping to next year's Bookkeeping class. Wava Domke gives her chirogractic advice to anyone with displaced vertebraes. Class Will fCont.l Marion Erickson wills her ability to speak up in Social Problem class ito, Beverly Trinko. Betty Giessel wills her quick replies to.Esther Matz. Lester Hafferman wills his colection of pencils to Roland Watters, Shirley Hull leaves Bowler to take.over the trucking business in Gresham. Edna Johnson leaves her solemn expression to Dejon Goddake Otto Kolpack wills his number 44'? basketball suit to Ewald Wohler. Forrest Napstad leaves a sweater and shirt for Luella to wear. Lois Nygren wills some of her height to Betty Trinko in hopes that someday Betty may be as tall as her twin. Myrna Reinert leaves her job as Panther Editor to anyone who can manage it as well as she did. Delmar Schenk has nothing to leave, he needs his Ford. Marlea Schmidt wills her friendly attitude toward Grasham to Winona Miller. Marcella Strelow wills her art of making friends to Jeanne Malueg. Gladys Suehring bequeaths her position on the girls basketball team to Joan- Williams. Gene Umland leaves his practice of keeping late hours to any- one who can stay awake in school the next day. Jeannine Van der Vern leaves a fair warning to all the girls of BHS next year to lay off This being our last will and testament we sincerely hope that those who have been fortunate enough to be included in this will, will profit by it so as to better their lives. We hereby set our seal on this twenty third day of May.. nineteen hundred and forty seven Signed Witnesses: CLASS PROP HEC Y As I gaze into my crystal ball, one group of honored stu- dents seem to be foremost. It seems that they were never for- gotten. First of all we see: Otto Kolpack as the new basketball coach at Bowler High. Under his supervision they seem to be doing fairly well as they have just won the tournament in which Bowler competed with New York. Jeannine Van der Veren, after many threats from the game warden, has ignored him and got her Buck anyway. The game warden is none other than Mr. Kingston, who likes his new job much better than teaching. Lawrence Breitenfeldt has never forgotten what his ambition was. He has always dreamed of someday becoming a man. We find him now preparing breakfast for his children. What a man? Isabel Buss is a bookkeeper for Mr. Fisher. She has finally realized as Mr. Fisher so long ago said: Appropriate wages are necessary before establishing a home. Evelyn Buckoski is well established at her seamstress work. It seems, her latest order has been from Mrs. Felts, who has or- dered three dresses for her triplets. Lester Hafferman has just pulled up his traps. His catch consists of three mink, four muskrat, and one woman? Lois Nygren, after being Editor of the Bowler Gazette for a number of years has finally settled down in St. Paul. 4 Marion Erickson has quit her teaching profession to settle down as a housewife. Since the crystal ball has gone blank we'll take a guess. It's either Stevens Point or Tigerton. Marlea Schmidt is at her duties of-tteachingg Bowler Grade School We have heard a rumor which tells us she plans to resign as her hus band thinks she should take better care of their nine children. Sader Breitenfeldt seems torbe very happy o., bi-' .neat little farm. But then who wou1dn't with a honest, trustworthy, good con- versationalist at his side. He has acquired his ideals at Bowler High. Wava Domke is helping her husband establish his Chiropractic business on Hollywood and Vine in Tilleda. It seems his office is overflowing with patients as his wife is his receptionist. Class Prophecy fCont.j Betty Giessel is pan Artist. Her latest picture which is of world wide fame Kilroy Was Here is now hanging in the Art Institute at Bowler, Wisconsin. Gladys Suehring is well established in her well known Night Club at Caroline, Wisconsin. Her floor show consists of the great Edna johnson who is known throughout the world for her latest version of Open the Door, Richard. Delmar Schenk is still making his nightly trips to Mattoon as he hasn't as yet decided to say 'Yes'. Myrna Reinert is at home with her husband. There seems to be a haze over him which makes it impossible for us to tell you which one it is. Forrest Napstad is a well known Architect. At present he seems to be building an iron fence around a certain farm at Tilleda. We wonder why. Gene Umland, known as Mr. Gene Anthony Umland, is giving advise to others. His advise has saved many a man from destruc- tion. Shirley Hull is living in Gresham where she is assuming her duties as a housewife for her family. At present her husband is driving a load of Beef cattle to Green Bay. Marcella Strelow, after spending many years in Hollywood doing designing for all the Movie Stars, is now back in Milwaukee settling down in her new home. She has a maid and a Butler. Since I have seen the future of this Class. I can qnly add Good Luck. ' By Marcella Strelow Gladys Suehring. UNDER GRADS ll IUR CLASS First Row-L. Darling, j. Grosakupl, L. Rosenow, W. Miller. H. Schmidt, j. Porod. V. Lleskau, M. Zander. Second Row-QS. Feltl, G.' Watters. B. Kalkolen. J. Kloth. M. Radun. J. Rosenow, B. Putnam, L. Voela. Third Row-O. Hartleben, H. Buckoskl, A, Gara, L. Buckoski, 0. Glese. L. Casetta. Mr. Fisher, Advisor. On September Z, Z7 juniors entered the now familiar portals of Bowler High. The two big events ol' this year were the arrival ol' our elass rings and the annual junior Promenade. Lloyd Casetta reigned as Prom King with Viola Leiskau at his side as the Prom Queen. Music was provided by Tony Winters orchestra, the theme song was Over The Rainbow. We juniors took over the coke cesslon and sold coke at all the home basketball games throughout the year. We have kept our good record in sports and all other school activities. Our officers are President Jeanette Rosenow Vice President Leland Buckoski Secretary Betty Ann Kalkofen Treasurer Viola Lelskau Reporter Luella Voelz PHM ES First Row-V. Relnert. R. Watters, F. Hanson, M. Belfueil, j. Plngel. J. Plngel, L. Breltenfeldt, L. Strelow, D. Zelnert. Second Row-C. Buchholtz, D. Lieskau, V. Pukall, D. Goddake, Mrs. Stefl, H. Erickson, P. Buelter, I. Grosskopl. G. Breitenleldt. Thi-rd Row-R. Bielke, G. Buckoskl, D. I-labeck. J. Suehring, G. Maas, E. Davidsf R. Dalke ln September, 1946, twenty-six sophornores reentered Bowler High School. The following week we elected our class officers. President Lewis Boldig Vice President Dale Habeck Secretary Lucille Strelow Treasurer , Patsy -Buelter Reporter Donald Childs Advisor Mrs. Stefl Our team, the Sophomores and Seniors, won the magazine sale which was held in the fall. Our class is well represented in extra curricular activ- ities. Lewis Boldig. Roland Watters and Lloyd Breltenfeldt in the one-act contest play cast: Lewis Boldlg, Dale Habeck. Glenn Buclcoski and Donald Childs on the A Team in basketballg and many others in Forensics, Band, Glee Club. and Baseball. FRESH CLASS 1 First Row-E. Matz, 1. Williams. J. Francart, D. Hermann, j. Beilke. C. Lutzewitz, P. Lang. D. Relnert, C, Schoenlck. Second Row-E. Plans, J. Malueg. D. Kridhl. L- Stelnke, B. Trinka, M. Darling. D. Baker, B. Bernarde, j, Holm. W. Mats. F. Doxtator. Third Row-D. Miller, j. Doxtator. S. Madsen. C. Rosenow, Mr. joos-Advisor, E. Voelz, B. Miller, D. Mslueg, F. Lang, B. Keilman. The officers elected by the Freshman class are: President ---- J san Williams Vice President ---- Clifford Rosenow Secretaryf - - -joan Francart Treasurer ---- Marcella Darling News Reporter ----- J oan Williams Class Advisor ---- Mr. joos On September 24, 1946 our class was given a welcoming party -by the juniors. 4 We timid and'quivering Freshies were initiated by the Sopho- more class on October 4, 1946. The girls came dressed in gunny sacks, T shirts. old work shoes, and their hair braided in ten pigtails. The boys wore skirts, a gunny' sack as a blouse. long stockings, and ladies hats. All of the Freshmen wore jar rings on a string for a necklace. There was also an afternoon program at which the Freshmen performed for the amusement of the rest of the school. Uu.: class wstarted the year with 36 members. Three of them dropped out the first month, and another due to illness in the second month. At the beginning of the second semester we gained two new members, from Wittenberg and Clintorwille. H 'l U. GRADES First Row-D. Kerstner, B. Gutt, C. Dahl, A. Pingel, A. Carrol, K. Davids, B. Nygren. Q. G1-osskopf, D. Casper, L. Bernarde, j. Hennig. Second Row-M. Miller, O. Malueg, A, Miller, L. Emmel, V. Beyer, C. Davids, j. Stickney, l. Mantin, j. Knlkofen. Third Row-D. Hull, B. Haas, P. Putnam, Miss Westphal, j. Childs. N. Nillissen, A. Ashen- hx-enner, H. Long. First Row: L. Malueg, W. Kassube, L. Emmel, S. Ashenbrenner, E. jones, D. Hull, N. Malueg, H, Bielke, j. Erickson. 1, Childs, L. Marten. Second Row: R. Bernarde. A. Doxtotor, D. Hua, A. Kalkofen, Mrs. Andrus, K, Curley, G. Bielke, R. Ashenbrenner, M. Grosskopf. L. Carroll. Third Row: j. Marten, T, Vele, j. Doede, O. Miller, D. Doxtatcr, L. Jacobs, j, Baker. Ui Q cnAo:s First Row-L. Kerstner, Y, Sengstock, R. Erickson, j. Ludwig, G. Ludwig, W. jones, j. Helgeson, D. Casper, D. Beilke. Second Row-D. Childs, j, Kernten, S. Timm, Mrs. Grosskopl. S. Rogge, L.. Maniin, A. Hull. Third Row-A, Voelz, C, Hammer, V. Bork, G. Borl' I. Andrus, G. Mlil. First Row-B. Baum, H. Rogge, H. Bork. R. Rolenow, S. Mulueg, J, Szucs, L, Sengstock, S. jones, M. Sengstock, 1. Beyer, E. Ludwig. Second Row-C. Williams, B. Schwnrtzkopf, B. Bork, N. Hammer, A, Bork, S. Hackbart, L.. I-Inns, B. Pingel, A. Buelter, ' Third Row-L.. Holm, G. Bartleme, K. Butt, A. Beilke, ' Mrs. Clifford, j. Pingle, B. Baum, C. Eggert. fyxvfv NO Q xx 54 I . V v :- AT H Front Row-L, Haiferman, L. Buckoskl, 0. Kol- aack, G. Umland, D. Childs, Back Row-M. Zander Mgr., G. Buckoski, D. Ha- feck, A. Gara, L. Boldlg, O. Glese. Mr. King- ston-Coach. On October 15 a large group of enthusiastic boys were in the gym. For a couple of weeks they all were working for a position on the teams. With the opening game of the season the teams were cut to ten men each. The team did very well this season by winning 13 of 17 starts. Only one conference game was lost and the team has been progressing well all during ther season. Next years team is going to miss the three Seniors who were on the first five this year, although Coach Kingston has a fine nucleus with which to build a new team. The Seniors who have played their last high school tournament are Lester Hafferman. Otto Kolpack. and Gene Umlnnd. Individual Record No. of Field Free Total Cgames Goals Throws Fouls Points Otto Kolpack 17 101 256 Lester Haffex-man 17 47 117 Gene Umland 17 18 51 Leland Buckoski 17 86 ZIZ Donald Childs 17 15 42 Albert Gara l4 3 10 Glenn Buckoski 6 5 ll Otto Giese 7 l Z Dale Habeck 10 1 4 Louis Boldig 8 3 6 Duane Watters Z 0 0 Howard Buckbski l l Z 'roms 133 za1 is . Wu' .iiy squad Front Row-L.. Darling, V. Reinert, L. Brel- tenfeldt. R. Dalke. H. Schmidt Back Row-Carl Buckholtz-Mgr.. L. Coretta. H. Buckoski, F. Napltad, S. Breltenfeldt, Mr. Ioosf-Coach. Forrest Napstad- Our tall center. This is his second year of basketball. He is pretty good on rebounds. Sader Breitenfeldt- The long shot and corner shot artist of the team.v He plays both Center and Forward positions. Lawrence Bfeifenfeldtt- That fast dribbling guard. I-Ie's a good player to have under the basket, too. Llog Darling-That fast lefty forward of ours. He's pretty good at making those left handed pushers. Howard Buckoskl-Our reliable forward. He is very good under the basket and also shows skill at dribbling. Vernon Relnert-A fast ball handler and excellent dribbler. As forward, and sometimes guard, he played very good ball and has a good-shooting average. Howard Schmidt- That small but fast guard. His specialty xs dribbling ln to the free throw line and shooting. Llog Casetta-A new boy this year and his first year at Basket- ball. He did a fine job in both center and forward positions. Ralph Dalke-A Sophomore boy who is new in the game. His ball handling is good and his specialty is a set ihgt, The outcome of the jr. Varsity games looks a little black but they did very well considering the odds against them. They are entirely separate from the Varsity players of other teams. I W.I.I A. TOURNAMENT We were again fortunate to have the Wolf River Valley Conference tournament at the high school gym. As Wittenberg is in class B competition they did not attend the tournament. Gresham, playing independently for the last several seasons, took the spot vacated by Wittenberg. The prep-tournament predications had White Lake and Bowler as the favorites. In the first game of the tournament Birnarnwood led the Lakers until the last period when the latter forged ahead on three quick baskets to win a close one 34 H' 33 after two overtime periods and two rounds of free throws. In the other games Rosholt ran away from Mattoon by a score of 55 - 33 and Scandinavia took Gresham ' at a score of 26 - 18. 'The third and most interesting night of the tournament saw Mattoon beat Gresham 32 - 21. Bowler beat White Lake 48 - 42 in a very hard fought battle. White Lake led the Panthers by one point with four minutes leftf A couple of sleepers by the Bowlerites put ,them in front for keeps. The Scandy five hadieveryone on 'their feet as they lost to Rosholt by a 26 - Z5 score. The Scandy zone kept Rosholt at a safe distance from the goal. They led 25 - 22 with I minute- left but two quick baskets by Rosholt put the game on ice. In the consolation game of the tournament Birnamwood won easily over Mattoon 49 - 31. The Championship game got off to a-slow start with Rosholt leading 4 - 3 at the first intermission. Bowler finally found the range in the last half and rang up a victory over Rosholt 51 - 28 Ted Fritsch of the Green Bay Packers handed out the awards to the four teams that participated in the last night of the tournament. The Mattoon cagers received bronze metals for fourth place. Birnamwood received copper metals for taking third place. Rosholt received silver metals for second place and 'the Panthers received gold metals signifying first place. The trophy was awarded to Mr. Kingston by Ted Fritsch. It will remain in the school building, and be engraved with the names of the first ten, the coach, and the mana- ger. ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM F Dobbe - Rosholt F johnson - White Lake F Buckoski - Bowler F Vollxner - Birnamwood C Kolpack - Bowler C Behm - Birnamwood G Buman - White Lake G Hafferman - Bowler G Swanke - Tigerton G B. Mork - Scandy Box ,scomss CHA!vfPIONSl-IIP GAME BOWLER ROSHOLT FG FT FG FT I-Iafferman 5 1 Anderson Z 0 Kolpack ' 8 1 Stanislawski 2 3 Buckoski 4 1 Dobbe 4 3 Umland 0 O P eter son 1 0 Childs 5 Z Groshek 0 1 Buckoski 0 0 Wroblewski 0 0 Gara 0 0 Zdroik 1 1 Giese 0 0 TOTALS 10 8 Boldig 0 0 Habeck l 0 0 Z3 5 ll BOWLER-WHITE LAKE PLAYOFF GAME BOWLER WHITE LAKE FG FT PF FG FT Haffex-man 1 Z johnson 5 4 Kolpack 9 Z Eschenbach Z 0 Buckoski 4 - 6 Peters Z 0 Umland 1 3 Burnan 9 Z Childs Z 1 Hoffman 0 0 Habeck 0 0 0 Gamble 0 0 TOTALS 11 14 13 Sellers 0 0 TOTALS 18 6 Jeannine Van der Veren. Wava Dornke. Betty Putnam First Row-R. Dalke, L. Breitenfeldt, G. Buch- eskl, L. Breitenfeldt. I... Casettl, H. Schmidt. M. Zander. Second Row-Mr. Kingston-Coach, O. Giese, L. I-lailerman, G. Umland, D. Watters, L. Boldig Third Row-S. Breitenleldt, O. Kolpack, L.. Buckoski, A. Gare, D. Habeck, D. Childs When school started last fall a large group o! boys came out for baseball. After some afternoons of practice, a base-' ball team was formed. Catcher Pitcher First base Second base Short stop Third base ' Right field Center field Left field Bowler Mattoon Bowler Wittenberg Bowler Tlgertou Birhamwoou 1ScandinBvia Positions Team Record lost at lost at Won at Won at Won at Won at Won at lost af Gene Umland Leland Buckoski Otto Kolpack Dunne Watters Glenn Buckoski Lewis Boldig Dele Habeck Lester Hafferman Ralph Dalke Birnamwood Bowler Tigerton Bowler Greihlm Bowler Bowler Bowler ir asketboll Front Row-j. Bielke, J. Williams, V. Lieskau, D. Lielkau, M. Belluell, j. Pingle, j. Pingle, ' D. Hermann, j. Grosskopi. Back Row-j. Doxtator, M. Erickson, P. Buelter, W. Miller, Mr. Kingston-Coach, B. Putnam, W. Domke. G. Suehrlng, H. Erickson All girls interested in athletics assembled twice a week, to receive their training in basketball. Mr. Kingston, taught the girls the rules of regular girl's basketball. They were also taught how to shoot free throws, how to stand while shooting, lay-up shots, pivoting. and--best liked by all--scrirnaging among themselves. Besides the scrimaging done among themselves, the girls had a game with the freshmen boys, the score being 16-6 in favor of the boys. The girls also had a game with the Aniwa girls in which they were defeated by a score of Z0-5. Permanent positions were hdd by the following: Forwards- Wava Domke, Patsy Buelter, and Gladys Suehrlng: Guards-Marion Erickson, Betty Putnam, and Winona Miller. All girls, how- ever. were given a chance to play, alternating in the positions formerly mentioned. The girls are now convinced that to be successful ln playing, you have to be alert at all times. T X A IVITIES First Row-S. Felts, j. Kloth, B. Kalkofen, 1. Rosenow, j. Hennig. J. Maleug, J. Fran- llri. I- Mlhfin. B. Nygreq. J. Kalkolen, H. Schmidt, D. Reinert. Q Second Row-K. Carley. j. Williams, A. Kal- kofen, L. Nygren, S. Madsen, J. Doede, Mr. Rozelle-Director, C. Davids. E. Voelz, B. Putnam, W. Miller, C. Buchholtz., E. Davlda Third Row-G. Maas, L. Voelz, P. Putnam, P. Buelter, W. Dornke, H. Erickson, L. Roaenow. M. Reinert. M. Strelow. D. Miller The high school band, under the capable leadership of Mr Raymond Rozelle. has an -enrollment of Z9 members, In spite of the fact that we got :. late start this year, and that most of our first chair players graduated. the band has been making rapid progress. We made our first appearance of the year at the annual school carnival. where we played several numbers. We played also at the Christmas concert and the district basketball tournament. We presented a spring concert and participated in the district musical festival, with several of our members playing solos. GI lub Flrst Row-M. Reinert, J. Wllliams..J. Francart, J. Vander Verem M. Erickson, j. Malueg. E. johnson, M. Strelow. Second Row-Mr. Roselle, Director. L. Strelow, B. Putnam, D. Kriehl. D. Malueg, I. Grosskopf. - L. Stetnke. B. Trlnko. L. Voelz. Third Row-E. Buckoskijb. Miller, P. Bueltsh D. Goddske, B. Kslkofen, L. Nygren, W. Domks. S. Felts, J. Klothl M M. Radun. The girl's Glee Club this year consists of Z6 members. It is under the direction of Mr. Roselle with Mrs. Oliver Buettner as the accompanist. During the Christmas concert. which was held December 20, we sang the following numbers: White Christmas, Silent Night, Away ln The Manger, O, Corrie all Ye Faithful. The numbers which we practiced for the annual spring music festival are the lively number, Younger Generation. and the ever lovely Beautiful Savior. For the Christmas concert this year the Sextet sang, Oh Holy Night, Holy Art Thou and I Heard the Bells on Christ mas Day. SHEQEQQSC F3555 TC BE M. Strelow, j. Kloth, W. Domke. L. Nygren, ' . S. Felts. E. johnson. Hmgyw df Seated-P. Buelter, D, Miller, L. Steinke, M. Bellueil, j, Williams, L. Voelz., G. Watters. Standing-Mrs. Felts-Director, S. Madsen, 1. Kloth, B. Kalkoien. S, Felts. j. Rosenow. M. Radun 4 4 4 Seated- j. Rosenow, M. Strelow, B. Kalkofen, E. 'Bock- osld, ML. Erickson. M. Radon, S. Feltl' Second Row-M. Reinert, J. Porod, B. Glealel, M.rl. Felto- Advisor, L. Strelow, 1. Pingel. M. Belfuell, j. Plngel. Third Row-H. Erickson, L. Voelz, D. Goddake, S. Hull. L. Nygren, G, Watters. 1. Kloth, P. Buelter. I. Buss. D. Lieskau. W. Domke. The fall ol 1946 was the beginning of the second year of the Bowler chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, under the supervision of our advisor, Mrs. Felts. The officers elected for the year weret President - Evelyn Buckoski Vice President - Betty Ann Kalkofen Secretary - Marcella Strelow Treasurer - Maxine Radun Historian - Jeanette Rosenow Reporter - Marion Erickson Parliamentarian - Wava Domke Song Leader - Shirley Felts November 5, 1946 was the day of initiation for a number of new F.H,A. members. The girls wore formals and carried candles. Each member received a pin or bracelet as a token of membership. After the- ceremony, refreshments were served to the mothers. We were honored this year to have one of our members, Jeanette Rosenow, elected as Vice President of the state F.H.A. . , ,ff 3 f ,fx 15511 3' 5 , L I . EFEESEEE' ::5::::'::: '.:::'::E: ::g:-:..':: -' ' , '3 X 'Q 'L 'I 'CHEN 'ZH 3523? ' . ' ' ' ' 5 Fl ' ., ' ' ms' sis zazses. .s 52. ze . - a 554- ..-.-:3:- . - . ' ,, '- . lui. . is 1 ' 'W X 'wr' ,.gJ5?fffZf!3:5:2f:f:' 9 f- iiiziz. -1 zzziiiiiili ' ,,T:,gggg:5E 'El ml? A '-l' l 'f:'35f:5:5- ' gy ------ - ..f5S5Eii:.. . - ,g ' - f 'I X - -- - ' ::::::.::. ::::::::::::' :::::... N . ':::::::... H :::':-'-- .. - ,G-ra: 1, 11 - ::- .. ..... ... '.,...x.. V ,F...,.. A Q il' - ' .,'- ' ' ':::::..:g.g:. :H i' Q0 r 4- W 1 ., I -uf. K no . . ..-gg gm I - ag, A s deff A. ' ..... ,..... .-.., ' L' 0 44' r ......- E:::S:,-Qjjgg::.23,5:ggzzgzg:::::::.::::::::: '-l ::::::: f 1 fi' f fy- -'L' First Row- H. Schmidt, R. Dalke, 1... Rosenow, D. Zelnert, L.-Breitenieldt. P. Lang, G. Breltenfeldt, D. Relnert. Second Row- Mr. Joos--Advisor, L. Breltenieldt, D. Watters, D. Habeck, A. Gara, F. Napttad. 1.. Hallerman, O. Hartleben. Third Row- L. Darling, F. Lang, L. Casetta, C. Rosenow, S. Breitenfeldt, E. Voelz, C. Buch- holtz, G. Maas. The officers of this organization are: President Lest er Hafferman Vice President Duane Watters Secretary Dale Habeck Treasurer Forrest Napstad F.F.A. Reporter Advisor Mr. joos The F.F A. was reorgsnlzed this year after being the year before. We have organized Dairy Herd testing school, have set up rules for testing, enforce them, and nish the supplies needed in testing. This is done for a fee for each cow tested. Albert Gara inactive in our fur 4 small The F.F.A. has a basketball team composed of members who are not on any other competing basketball team. The news of the F.F A. is written by our F.F.A. Reporter, and is published in the school and local paper. For the future lhe F.F.A. has plans for activities in treeplanting. leader- ship training, and co-operatives. We plan to attend the state convention this year. ib ary Club First Row- J. Porod. M. Reinert. M. Strelow, E. johnson, M. Belfuoil, V. Lieskau. Second Row- B. Trinka, D. Kriefal, M. Erickson. Mr. Moss- Advisor, Grolskopf, J. Grolaknpi. L. Voelr.. . . Third Row- I. Buss. G. Suehi-ing. S. Hull, S. Felts, B. Putnam, W. Miller, E. Buckoski. The Library Club was organiied for the purposes of maintaining library service for all the students and train- ing those interested, in the mechanics of library technique. The first project was the reorganization of the library. The Dewey-Decimal System was used to number all books. A subject card. two title cards, and an author card were made for each book and filed in a new card catalog. A new shelf list and a new accession list were also made. The advanced typing class typed all of the cards. After the library was organized, the girls of the club were assigned periods of the day during which they were responsible for charging books and magazines and for check- ing them in. . P nther' Stay? First Row-M. Reinert-Editor, M. Strelow, M. Erickson, M. Zander, L.. Voelz, J. Van der Veren, 1. Williams. Second Row-S. l-lull, L. Nygren. Mrs. Stefl- Advisor, W. Domke. S. Felt:-Als't Editor, Third Row-B. Kalkolen, G. Suehring, O. Kol- pack, D. Childs, J. Kloth, j. Rosenovw. The Panther Staff has done well this year in taking over where the Editor and Staff of forty-six left us last spring. We have decreased the number on the sta!! this year. as it was rather large previously. Each worker on the staff is given more to do. Everyone has contributed 'well in doing their job. The Panther is published every six weeks. 'l'he staff is as follows: Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Managers Business Manager Boy's Sports Girl's Sports Music Art Editors Assembly Notes Miscellaneous Clas s Reporters Myrna Reinert Shirley Felts Lois Nygren janis Kloth Otto Kolpack Otto Kolpack Wava Domke Wava Domke Marvin Zander Marcella Strelow Marion Erickson Shirley Hull Marcella Strelow Luella Voelz Donald Childs joan . Williams Typists: The advanced Typing Class. amali C Seated-E. johnson, Mrs. Stell-Director. j. Williams. Standing-R. Watters, L. Boldig, L. Breite feldt. nwfwg First Row-E. johnson, C. Schoenick, W. Matz. R. Watters, j, Williams, L. Strelow. Second Row-D. Miller, M. Erickson, V. Puka L. Voelz. L. Nygren. W. Domke, B. Putnam, Third Row-Mr. Moss-Advisor, j. Suehring, O Kclpack, H. Buckoski. ll, . URE J' CS First Row-H. Erickson, L.. Steinke, j. Williams. I. Grosskopf, E. johnson. M. Erickson, E. Buc- koski. Second Row-P, Buelter, j. Kloth, B. Kalkolen. W, Domke, S. Felts. J. Rosenow, G. Suehring, Third Row-Mr. Moss-Advisor, A. Guru, O. Kolpack. F, Napstad, C. Buchholtz. alxiscan fag' Seated-L. Strelow, L. Nygren-Editor, J. Gross- kopf, V. Lieskagx-Ass't Editor. Standing-B. Puinnm, Mr. Moss-Advisor, Mrs. Stefl-Advisor, D. Goddake. W. Miller. Step Lively '- .ff - Q' ., f . 5' ' Q +1 Y- Q f K , A Y A 9 S5531 ' X Q Xxx.: ,tml K f X fe ' x 5 as K - I cs!! 3 S. 92 J ES xxe2A-.QS L Wee Three This Yun Rvylliv N Put 'Ncmn Hungry Mu-Us Belt Friend --Happy 'Sd ' 5 -. T Q .- .I e . . , i. A 3 : - A V , . Ep, .wr X, -A .wa in S 7 S A - ' is . 5' L' l ,My N F X WU r 'B 6' b junior Misses Recognize Them? Mr. Moss. Inc. I ' . fi' ,,, QQ: I 'Q . Greaf Man . 1 'NU 'Q A 'v 4 iq?-, ' ,. 5 if 52 , H K K. b I g.g lg I r A wel . W 3 0 i 0 gl fd ? 'N K Q . x Dimples ,gf sg q ?1g. M - f 'ee- ,X .5 7 f sv' X .M K . ' loyce M h No. 88 Our Cooks Glamour Girl -B-o-sv-l-e-r 0ut0ur Way Ihiiieence Ben gem PM - . 7 . ,ww ,, , . -3 - 4,.11 w I3?? sfxi Q K Q szllsw , , 52. 'T i f he ,QQ . Q z L-l X? .gg l in J :g i g s pug V -fef.A y-- X Rey L.adiel?9 For e Dav More Sophomore Victims I'-Uli0l'S Freshmen of '43 Lal! Years Queen -'Par' Our Editor WATCH WHAT YOU SAY TO WOMEN Call a woman kitten, never a cat: You can call her' a mouse, cannot call her a rat: Call a woman a chicken, but never a hen: Or you surely will not be her caller again? You can call her a duck, can- not call her a goose, You can call her a deer, but never a mooseg You can call her a lamb, never call her a sheep: Economic she likes, but you cangt call her cheap! You can say she's a vision, can't say she's a sightg And no woman is skinny, she's slender and slight: If she should burn you up say she sets you a fire: And you'll always be welcome, you tricky old LIAR! ' 'rr-IE ANNUAL If youfve been out late at night, And your eyes are dim of sight, And your lessons are a fright, Blame the Annual. If you sleep late in the morn, And your teachers frown in scorn Blame the Annual. When each recitation ,is wrong, And the day seems endless long, And you hate that Glee Club song, Blame the Annual. If your history is punk, And your English so much junk, And in your Algebra you flunk, Blame the Annual. Ohf. There isn't any use To suffer such abuse, For you've such a good excuse. Blame the Annual. Mary was visiting her mother. The visit was long and Mary became restless. Mother-- she said. Mary, rebuked her mother, Its rude to interrupt while I'm speaking: You should wait until I finish. But, said the child, You don't finish. Mr. Moss- I 'want to get a pair of those shoes for this youngster. ,An Salesman- ' ' French kid . Mr. Moss- Certainly not, born right here in America. Little Doris was being scolded by her mother. Don't you know, Doris, she said, That if you keep on doing so many naughty things your children will be naughty too? Oh, mother, returned the youngster, Now you've given yourself away! Mr. Moss, When did George Wash- ingt on die? Shortyz. Why--I didn't even know he was sick. Father, Be good while I'm out. Son: I'll be good for a nickel. Father, Son ou'll be good for v Y nothing or else you're no son of mine. KISSING I love the girl who does: I like the girl who don't: I hate the girl who says she will And then decides she won't. But the girl I like the best of all, And I know you'll think Pm right, Is the girl who says, I usually don't, , But just for you I might. CAN YOU IMAGINE Mr. Rozelle crawling around on the gym floor during a basket- ball game? Sader Breitenfeldt as a night club singer? Otto Kolpack wearing a grass skirt? Mr Joos not having car trouble? Edna johnson going around with only one book? Clifford Schoenick as tall as Leland Buckoski? Mr. Fischer having a girl friend? Isabel looking eager in Social Problems class? Mr. Moss: Does any question trouble you? Jeanette R and Maxine' R. demon strating how to act at a tea? The Seniors puttong on a class play? Wava not needing to have her neck adjusted? Delmar not sneaking in Social Problems class at 9:15? The Senior girls learning how to bake bread? Betty G. writing love stories? Benny worrying about the temp- erature? HOW the B- H- 5. students looked after the hectic week of the tournament? Delmar S: No sir, the questions are clear enough but it's the answers that are troubling me. Go to blazes. said the match as it dropped into a waste paper basket. Mr. Fishery Will you name the presidents gf the United Statesi' Ewald. I'm sorry but their parents beat me to it. Evelyn: What effect does the moon have on the tide? Betty G: None, just the untied. Mrs. Felts- I went to the dentist yesterday. Myrna - Does the tooth still ache? Mrs. Felts- I don't know, he kept it. Mariong Do you have Silas Marner in English? Betty: No, I have Mr. Moss. Mr- Kin8St0n: What is the wave length? Lester H.: As long as you can see her. Mr. Fisher: Who can name one important t hing we did not have one hundred years ago? Otto K.: Mel THE PERFECT GIRL Hair - -Shirley Hull Eyes - -Gladys Suehring Teeth- -Myrna Reinert Hands - -Evelyn Buckoski Voice - -Lois Nygren P er sonalitv - - Marc ella Strelow Smile - -Marlea Schmidt Complexion- -Wava Domke Figure- -Jeannine Vander Ve ren Weight- -Isabell Buss Height- -Betty Gefssel Athletic Ability- -Marion Erickson Scholastic Ability- -Edna johnson THE PERFECT BOY Hair- -Delmar Schenk Eyes - -Sader Breitenfeldt Teeth- -Gene Umland Hands - -Sader Breitenfeldt Voice - -Forre st Napstad P er sonality- -Otto Kolnaclr Smile - -Delmar Schenk ' Complexion- -Lawrence Breitenfeldt P hysique - -Gene Umland Weight- -Le ster Hafferman Athletic Ability- -Lester I-Iafferman Scholastic Ability--Otto Kolpack SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 3-School started. Who said, Goody, Goody? 6-Who are those peculiar looking people? Oh, Freshmen! 17-Good fishing 'day--we asked Lester I-lafferman. Z3-Baseball games. A OCTOBER l-First' day of October 18-F. H. A. Rally at Clintonville. Z8-The horoscope predicted a good day today. 31-Aren't those check tests awful? NOVEMBER 1-First nine weekspassed. Wasn't it a year? 5-Got our report cards at last. Who hid all the A's? 19-Bowler at White Lake, Bowler 29- White Lake 34 Zl-Bowler at Rosholt. Bowler 42 - Rosholt 31 Z3-F. H. A. District Rally. Z3-Deer hunting season opened 29-So many boys were needed at homenthis week. DECEMBER 3-Bonduel at Bowler. Bowler 27 - Bonduel 26 5-Library unpopular, everybody leaving it carrying those odd little sticks. 10-Bowler at Tigerton. Bowler 43 - Tigerton Z9 12-Bowler at Wittenberg. Bowler 30 - Wittenberg 42 17-White Lake at Bowler. White Lake 35 - Bowler 46 19-Birnamwood at Bowler. Birnamwood Z7 - Bowler 35 Z0-Assembly, Christmas Vacation, Free Again. JANUARY Z-Droopy heads and shaky hands. Bowler plays Bonduel at Clintonville. Bowler 30 - Bonduel 37 3-Bowler plays Marion at Clintonville. Bowler 49 - Marion 31. 14-Scandinavia at Bowler. Scandinavia 18 - Bowler 49 15-16 Semester Exams 16-Rosholt at Bowler. Rosholt 39 - Bowler 55 17-Annual pictures taken. Z0-Got report cards. ' Who hid all the B's? Zl-Bowler at Mattoon. Bowler Sl - Mattoon 18 Z3-Tigerton at Bowler. Tigerton Z5 - Bowler 42 30-All boys given third degree. No school in the afternoon 30-Game with Wittenberg postponed. 31-Snow storm, no school. Are we mad????? School Calendar fCont.j Q FEBRUARY I 3-Movie. Basketball game. Marion 46 - Bowler 43 6-Calling cards arrived. 6-Bowler at Birnamwood. Bowler 42 - Birnamwood Z9 7-Movie 13 Bowler at Scandinavia. Bowler 39 - Scandinavia Z8 14-Valentines Day. Z0-Is all this necessary? 18 19, 20, Zl,-WIAA Basketball Tournament here. MARCH 10-Everyone expecting to see Senior play soon. including Seniors. 17 St. Patricks Day. Zl Spring Begins. Chirpf Chirpi 25-Stop that whispering in the library. APRIL l April Fools Day 7-Light beer on sale in Z3 states, 1933. 14 Z5 MAY 2 9 19 Z3 Z4 -Get that bulletin board up. -We need a vacation. Groan, Grunt. -junior Prom. Tony Winters Playing. -We are looking forward to our final exams???? ? Baccalaureate -Commencement -Last day-Report cards. Who hid all the C's???? Lhhoinphod In Bound by WALBWOITH IROTHERF Malcallln. Ho.. U. B. A. AUTCDGRAPI-IS v E12T1s1 Y Bowler Lumber Co MANUFACTURERS H Q I LUMBER WHGLESALE and RETAIL GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 he Kolb Stud1o Shawano W1scons1n AS THE YEARS PASS names, faces and events vnth Winch one has assoclated at school grow d1m New acquamtances and fr1ends are made, and the bosom frlends of sch l d m memory IT S WITH THOUGHT that 1n the years to come th1s year book Wlll be as great a pleasure 1n refreshing your memorles as It has been a pleasure to us 1n the part you have glven us ln IIS photographm recordmgs OF I ' oo ays gradually fade fro . 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