Bowler High School - Bohiscan Yearbook (Bowler, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

B DED C ATIG IM' ,Z ff N J ! 4' IJ I H IL' f.. I xl? 1', ' N512 Q1 ' Q Qp- .H K' Q13 'ffl ,ZW W: W '14 1 .jfi I 1- 1 , yn fa if Pk. 13, 9' - fobiww W WA ' Fm? aiu- ? . M :ln u.v 2's'uWfg QE W S WL 'M .0 N' V Qfln' I WW- ff- 'K 'S'-' ,. . , f 'U ' 1- F5 fs 'liiilff iff. D E D I C A T I 0 N We, the Senior Class of 1954, take the honor of dedicating this, the fifteenth vol- ume of the Bohiscan to Mr. Hartman. We are grateful for his sincere guidance as a teacher and we appreciate his en- thusiasm as a coach which led to champ- ionships in Basketball and Baseball. ROBERT JHARTMAN The Board Education .9 1 gi 1239 v. 'nz Rudy Biendarra , . John Reinke . . . Edgar M. Holm . . Helen Fuhrman . . Milton W. Voelz . . Edwin Martin . . STANDING: Edwin Martin, Edgar M. Holm, Rudy Biendarra. SEATED: John Reinke, Helen Fuhrman, Milton W. Voelz. HIGH SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOL 3 . . .Clerk . . Director Treasurer . . Clerk Director Treasurer FACLLTY , Q W A TEACHER AFFECTS ETERNITYp HE CAN NEVER TELL WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS. If there are any questions, now is the time to ask. HUGO F. FISCHER Principal Wisconsin State College Stevens Point . EDWIN L. MINOT Math. and Agriculture River Falls State College. MARY JEAN FUHRMAN Commercial Wisconsin State College Whitewater. Do you understand it, George? Woe be unto V011 if- - - 6 You didn't raise your hand. me 3? ,sa ,V kk sri SEE' ,. , . K ,M - Pardon me for interrupting ROBERT J. KOCH Social Problems Sz English Northwe ste rn College Watertown. ROBERT HARTMAN Social Studies 8: Coach Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point. DELORES JONES English 8: History Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point. HELEN M. SOLEM Home EC. Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point. RUSSELL P. GILLIGAN Music University of Wisconsin. FRANK HOFFMAN Mathematics 8: Science Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point. X 4 Rebounds ..,.. Rebounds ,vw- You can sort of ....... They pay me 5100, O00 a year for Remember, you're here to get your you to follow me. 7 money's worth. J. if bm fl ns' I I -xi F SENIGRS W .A ffm I X x F f W1 M NV W Illlll , 4 LESTER MARTEN Adam's rib has been the cause of all his trouble. Class Presideht 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Letterman's Club 2, Library Club 4, .Camera Club 1,Z, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, B, Glee Club 3, F.F.A, Quartet 3,4, Solo 8: Ensemble 1, Z, 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Drum 8: Bugle Corps 1, 3, Forensics 3,4, Panther Staff 4, Bohiscan Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4. LLOYD MALUEG I'm no ladies' man. One is all I can handle. Student Council 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, Lette:-man's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Class Vice President 4, Camera Club 2, Drum 8: Bugle Corps Z, 3, Prom King 3, Court of Honor 4. JUDITH PEHLKE l was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Panther Staff 3, Bohiscan Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Court of Honor 3, Library Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4. VALARIE HERMANN There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. F.H.A. 1,Z,3,45 Historian 25 Vice Pres. 35 President 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. Camera Club 25. President Z5 Bohiscan Staff 3, 3 4: Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Panther Staff 3, 45 Court of Honor 15 Prom Queen 35 Class Treasurer 45 Reporter 35 Band 3,45 Triple Trio 3, 45 One Act Play 45 Senior Class Play 45 B. Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Council 45 Vice P ident 45 Solo 8: Ensemble 3, 45 Salutatorian 4. PATRICIA MAAS To blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. Band 1, Z. 3,45 F. H.A. l, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3.45 Chorus 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Library Club 1, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Reporter 45 B. Cheerleader 3,45 Bohiscan Staff 45 Panther Staff 3, 45 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 3. GARY TIMM I could enloy school if I didn't have to study. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Letterrnan's Club Z, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Forensics 35 One Act Play Z5 Senior Class Play 45 Prom Committee 3. IBB r W ILLIAM KASS UB E It's a misery to be a handsome man. Platus. Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 15 Class Treasurer 35 Lettermz-1n's Club Z, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Student Council 35 Court of Honor Z5 Prom Committee 3. MARJORIE MAAHS Bashful is as bashful does. This is what I never Was. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Class Vice President 25 F. H. A. l, 3,4 Secretary 45 Library Club 1,45 President 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Court of Honor Z5 Prom Committee 35 B. Cheerleader 3,45 Panther Staff 3,45 Bohiscan Staff 45 Science Club 25 Senior Class Play 4, FRED KASTEN Some think the world was made for fun. .well, so do I. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel 45 Judging Team Z, 45 One Act Play 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 F. F. A. Quartet 35 B. Glee Club 35 Chorus 3,45 Basketball 1, 35 Library Club 45 Prom Committee 3. LORAYNE HART LEBEN I never worry, I never fret. If I can't remember, I just forget. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Bohiscan Staff 4, Panther Staff 3, 49 Glee Club 2, 3g Chorus 33 Prom Committee 3. JAMES BOLDIG I may be smart, but books aren't the only things that get second looks. Cl:-iss President 1, Vice Presioentg 33 Student Council 39 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4g Baseball l, Z, 3, 4, Band'1, 2, 3, 4g F.F,A. lg son, at Ensemble 1,2g Drumsk Bugle Corps 33 Forensics 3g Panther Staff 3g Bohiscan Staff 43 Prom Committee 3, Band Vice Pres. 33 President 4. JOYCE LARSON A lot of fun this lass, with many pals in every class. F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 1, Z3 Panther Staff 33 Glee Club 1,Z, 3,4g Chorus 3,43 Library Club 45 One Act Play 4, Court of Honor 3: Bohiscan Staff 45 Prom Comrnittee 3. WALTER SCHWART ZKOPF There was never a. saint- with red hair. Russian Proverb. F.F.A.. l,Z,3,45 Baseball l,Z,35 Camera Club 1, Z5 Chorus 3,45 Forensics 45 B. Glee Club 35 Prom Committee 3. CHARLES MAAHS I want to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Transferred Junior Year. Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 President 45 One Act Play 3, 45 Forensics 3, 45 Drum 8: Bugle Corps 35 Senior Class Play 45 Court of Honor 35 Class Vice President 35 Bohiscsn Staff 45 Panther Staff 4. JAQUELINE LONG There's mischief lurking behind those eyes. Library Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Camera Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Song Leader 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Class Secretary Z5 Court of Honor 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Panther Staff 3, 45 Bohiscan Staff 4. GERALD GIESSEL If I cannot do great things. I will do small things in a great way. Band l,2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 B. Glee Club 3 5 F. F.A. l,2, 3,45 Reporter 35 Vice Pres. 45 Judging Team Z, 45 D. H. I. A. 15 Camera Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Court of Honor 35 Bohiscan Staff 4. NATHALIE SCHMIDT Gentlemen prefer blondes, but this blonde prefers gentlemen. F. H.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Chairman of Work 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Library Club l, Z, 45 Science Club Z5 Class Reporter Z5 Panther Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Court of Honor 15 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Bohiscan Staff 45 Badger Girls' State 35 Prom Committee 35 One Act Play 45 Forensics 2, 3,45 Band Secretary 35 Solo 8: Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Music Award 35 Senior Class Play 4. MARILY N DAVIDS A likeable girl we all agree, a ready smile for all has she. Camera Club l, Z5 Band 3,45 F.H.A. Z, 3,45 Historian 4' Library Club 3, 45 Reporter 45 Panther Staff 3, 45 Bohiscan Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 Prom Committee 3. JERRY JACOBS Who taught you all this folly at this early age? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club li Bohiscan Staff -1, 4, Class President 3, Treasurer lg Letterman's Club Z, 3, 4, President 3, Student Council 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Badger Boys' State 3g Court of Honor 2, Prom Committee 3, One Act Play 3, 45. SHERMAN WILLIAMS There are only three great men living. Myself, and I've forgotten the other two. F. F. A. l, Z, 3,43 Baseball 1, 23 Basketball lg Prom Committee 3. GENE WOOD There must be a lot of workin him for none has ever come out. Baseball 1, 2., 3, 43 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3,43 Letterman's Club Z, 3,4g Prom Committee 3. SANDRA MILLER Sandra usually acts so quiet, but when you et to know her, she's a riot. S Camera Club 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Band 3,45 F. H. A. Z, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Class Secretary 35 Panther Staff 3, 45 Bohiscan Staff 45 Student Council 35 D.A.R. Award 45 Prom Committee. DONALD LARSON Blessed be the man who invented sleep. One Act Play 45 Camera Club Z5 Chorus 3,45 Athletic Manager 45 B, Glee Club 3: Bohiscan Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Forensics 3, 4. T HOMAS T RINKO Our whole life is a play and I do my share of acting up. F. F.A. 1, 35 Baseball 1, 2,35 Camera Club 1, Z Chorus 3,45 Forensics 3,45 B. Glee Club 35 One Act Play 3, 45 Letterman's Club 2, 35 Quartet 35 Court of Honor 1, 35 Bohiscan Staff 4: Panther Staff 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Prom Committee 35 Solo Br Ensemble 3. HELEN BEILKE A quiet lass, there are few who know the treasure in her. Camera. Club 1, Zg Panther Staff 3,45 Bohiscan Staff 33 Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM SCHULTZ Generally speaking, I'm generally speaking. F. F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 State Convention Delegate 2g Secretary 3, President 4, F. F.A. Public Speaker l,Z, 3, 4, Camera Club 2g Forensics 2, 3, 4g One A.ct Play 45 B. Glee Club 3g Chorus 35 Class President 25 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 43 Athletic Manager 2, 3, 45 Prom Comxnittee 3g Bohiscan Staff 4, Panther Staff 4. ROGER STRASSBURG I ponder not, but yet I know why this and that are thus and so. Chorus 3,49 B. Glee Club 3, F.F.A. 1,Z,3,4g Sentinel 35 Treasurer 43 D. H. I. A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Prom Committee 33 Panther Staff 33 Bohiscan Staff 4. GUY SHADDUCK We11 liked in general, but by one in special. Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 F.F.A.1, 2, 3,4g. ALLEN GROSSKOPF The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Transferred Sophomore Year One Act Play 3: Drum 81 Bugle Corps 35 Camera Club Z, Forensics 33 Prom Committee 3. THE 1953 JUNIOR PROM Class History On September 5, 1950, 35 new students entered Bowler High School. We were initiated October 6, by the Sophomores. The biggest event of our first year was the Sophomore return party which we sponsored. Many Freshmen participated in extra-curricular ac- tivities. Our representatives on the Court of Honor were Tom Trinko and Nathalie Schmidt. Mr. Hartman was our advisor. The following were our officers for our Freshman year: President ............ James Boldig Vice President ..... . . Ronald Kolpack Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .Jerry Jacobs Reporter ....... E ....... Neil Malueg At the end of the year our enrollment totaled 34. September 4, 1951, we returned for our second year with 34 members. During the year we gained one new member. We initiated the Freshmen on October 19. Marjorie Maahs and Jerry Jacobs represented the Sophomore class on the Court of Honor. Our class advisorswas Mr. Rynearson. Our officers during the Sophomore year were: President ............ W illiam Schultz Vice President. . . . Marjorie Maahs Secretary. . . .... Jacky Long Treasurer . . . . . . Patricia Maas Reporter ........... Nathalie Schmidt September 2, 1952, We returned to Bowler High as Juniors. We had 32 members. During the year we lost two of our classmates. Mr. Fischer was our advisor. This was a busy year for us. The Junior Prom was held April 24, 1953. Our theme was Garden In The Rain. Music for the prom was furnished by the Templeaires. Lloyd Malueg was our King and Valarie Hermann our Queen. Tom Trinko and Judith Pehlke represented the Junior Class on the Court of Honor. The Juniors were champs in selling magazine sub- scriptions. We received our class rings in January of 1953. Our officers for the year were: President .... . .Jerry Jacobs Vice President. . . . James Boldig Secretary. . . . . Sandra Miller Treasurer .... ....... B ill Kassube Reporter ........... Valarie Hermann September 8, 1953, we were the High and Mighty Seniors. Our enrollment was 30. Dur- ing the year we lost one member. Our advisor was Mr. Hoffman. This was our biggest and most exciting year. Events were as follows: Our class pictures were taken Septem- ber 29 at Toburen Studios in A.ntigo. The Senior Boys' Banquet was held April 26 and the Senior Girls' Banquet May 18 at the Gold Coast in A.ntigo. Our class play was given May 14. The title was Keep Your Fingers Crossed. On May 15 we took our class trip to Wisconsin Dells. Senior representatives on the Court of Honor were Lloyd Malueg and Jacky Long. Senior officers were: President .... . . Lester Marten Vice President. . . . Lloyd Malueg Secretary . . . . . . Judith Pehlke Treasurer . . . .Valarie Hermann Reporter ............ Patricia Maas We, the Seniors of 1954, Wish to thank our present and former teachers and principal, and each one with whom we came in contact with during our four years at Bowler High School. We sincerely appreciate their daily guidance and advice. 20 Class Prophecy During the year 1960, I, quite by chance, met the census taker of the Bowler and Shep- ley areas. He had collected a large amount of material and under one of the files label- ed Censored , I found the following intriguing information about the Seniors of 1954. GARY TIMM isn't getting rich, but he is having fun driving a Blatz beer truck. It's a refreshing job, he comments. VALERIE HERMANN is dividing her time between her new home and her teaching job. She still has plans for a banking job, however. BILL SCHULTZ is playing defensive tackle for the Green Bay Packers. While in the off season he manages an Oleomargarine factory. ROGER STRASSBURG heads a huge dye factory.. He got a good start while attending High School. TOM TRINKO is the slim new featherweight wrestling champion. He makes up for the lack of brain with a cold, calculating brain. GERALD GEISSEL is on the farm enjoying himself immensely. He's very happily mar- ried. GENE WOOD alias Hot Rod Gene, just won the Indianapolis 500. He always was a fast man. NATHALIE SCHMIDT is a famous Powers model. She always did have a lot of power. LESTER MARTEN is a Major in the U. S. Marines. He is known throughout the enter- tainment world as The Singing Major. He also directs the Marine Band. SHERMAN WILLIAMS is now Professor Williams. His new discovery is a Tela Hip- to Graph. The Tela Hipto Graph is a 3-D television set which permits the listener to communicate with the performer. DONALD LARSON just came back from Mars Where he was interviewing the Marsians. He has decided to return to Mars because of an interesting specimen. JACKY LONG and LLOYD MALUEG are now Mr. and Mrs. They operate the new Bowler Fish Hatchery. ALLEN GROSSKOPF is the owner of the Riding Academy at Shawano Lake. He also runs a successful roller rink. WALTER SCHWARTZKOPF has attained the rank of P. F. C. in the National Guard. He plans to make this his career. MARILYN DAVIDS is now General Manager of a combination Grocery Store and Gas Station in a nearby town north of Bowler. Zl JERRY JACOBS is the coach of the University basketball team. He has a perfect re- cord, no wins! JIM BOLDIG is happily married and enjoys his career playing with the Chicago Cubs. He is batting a wonderful 169. y JUDY PEHLKE has remained single and is Principal of a new S2000 school in Shepley. LORAYNE HARTLEBEN is employed bv Sentinel T. V. of Evanston. She is assistant to the President and someday hopes to own the business. HELEN BEILKE is now a Home Economics demonstrator on Station WBAY. She has taken the place of Helen Day. BILL KASSUBE is operating the Bowler Hotel. He inherited the business from his father-in-law. . FRED KASTEN is a dealer for Mercury Motors, of Town Hutchins. His former class- mates are his best customers. JOYCE LARSON has a half interest in Standard Oil Company. I wonder how she is making out? CHARLIE MAAHS is studying to become a male beautician. He recently purchased the Narlow Beauty Salon. MARJORIE MA.AHS is the star of the great Broadway hit, Keep Your Fingers Cross- ed. The play will soon be coming to Bowler. PATTI MAAS is the owner of a department store in Roosevelt. She has bargains on baseball suits for the Almon team. SANDRA MILLER is now Commercial instructor at Bowler High. She plays trombone with Cousin Fuzzy in her sparehours. GUY SHADDUCK has had a perfect season as pitcher for the 1960 championship Almon baseball team. 22 Class Will We, the Class of nineteen hundred fifty-four, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament. GENE WOOD wills his reckless way of living to anyone who wants to Cross Over the Bridge . GUY SHADDUCK wills his curve technique to Carol Day. Q MARILYN DAVIDS wills her winning smile to anyone who can win it. GARY TIMM wills his ability to drink beer in large quantities to G. Buchholtz. MARJORIE MAAHS wills her pleasant disposition to Alice Hafferman. BILL KASSUBE wills his ability to break every rule in the book to Gene Matz. HELEN BEILKE wills her ability as a cook to Patsy Seidlitz. CHARLES MAAHS wills his muscular legs to Bill Osterloth. TOM TRINKO wills 50 pounds to Allen Voelz in hopes that he won't throw his weight around. .NATHALIE SCHMIDT wills her ability to go 17 years without being kissed to Evalena Weller. BILL SCHULTZ wills his ability to debate any question to Nancy Giese. SHERMAN WILLIAMS ......... leaves ........ VALARIE HERMANN is leaving Allen in a savings account for a few years. JIM BOLDIG is leaving for Wausau post haste. ALLEN GROSSKOPF leaves his icey stare to. Julia Miller. BUD MALUEG wills his fly. rod to anyone who likes to fish but don't expect to catch any fish. JACKY LONG isn't leaving anything, she is taking Bud along. JERRY JACOBS wills his agressiveness in sports to Elton Strassburg. PATTI MAAS wills her Get a Guy policy to Marie Teuchert. JOYCE LARSON wills her stock in Standard Oil Company to anyone who likes oil and horses. GERALD GIESSEL wills his genius in Bookkeeping to next years class. SANDRA MILLER wills her band suit to the up and coming Trombonist, Carol Brady. DONALD LARSON leaves his ability to make his butch hair cut stand on end to Mrython Heins. ROGER STRASSBURG leaves the warning hands off. He isn t Sharon with anyone. LORAYNE HARTLEBEN wills her ability to hook Spanish caballeros to Penny Maahs. FRED KASTEN wills his acting ability to Dennis Zeinert. JUDY PEHLKE leaves Lee Darling but takes his heart with her. LESTER MARTEN wills his mustache to Don Brei. WALTER SCHWARTZKOPF wills his way with women to David Jahnke. 23 INVOCATION AND BE NEDIC TION RE V . ARNOLD MAAHS GRADUATION PRINCIPAL SPEAKER DEAN GE ORGE WALTERS SENIOR CLASS TRIP TO WISCONSIN DELLS 2.4 eaw S k ' . I XS Ek, :::.:::. , JU ICR my 55555555 1 I . Ill f'5i 'Iii' gggllglgg ' lingiilln :H-lllllll! Q .-Ill!!! 51 u 3Z?Z51v,, ,Qi -'x L f-fcxx? ? r K Y 'X' 4 A - Q xb 'Q J QV y -1 - , X li- MQ! I ' H 'I l x :- .I-fai th xy if lull!!! . A X 5 ' -- II ' I F I .. .Q grub 'l El' I lg. ll I gl f 1 'la A f Y as ,... L , f f --- l Rf W E3 UNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: L. Miller, J. Shadduck, G. Matz, 1. Boldig, A. Hull, K. Leiskau, D. Brei, D. Casper, R. Steinberg, Mrs. Fuhrman, SECOND ROW: J. Nordwig, C. Kerstner, M. Putnam, L. Onesti, J. Quinney, D. Zahn, R. Gardner, R. Hanson, A. Long, J. Trinko. THIRD ROW: S. Heins, D. Beilke,:C. Dey, M. Teuchert, R. Narlow, D. Miller, J. Miller, M. Heins, B. Giese, A. Miller, A. Martin. On September 7, 1953, thirty-two Juniors entered Bowler High School. During the last year we lost two members. They are Evelyn and Clarence Schultz. We received our class rings December 18. We were all well pleased with them. Our Prom was held April 30, 1954. Music was furnished by Cliff Hoene. The theme song was Tenderly. Allan Hull and Inez Boldig reigned as king and queen. Our advisor was Mrs. Fuhrman. v X l Donald Brei Karen Leiskau Allan Hull Diana Casper Inez Boldig Treasurer Vice President President Secretary Reporter Z6 THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN THE GRAND MARCH Junior Prom The Junior Prom was held on April 30. Tender1y was the theme. Exotic birds, palm trees, and scenes from the South Sea Islands were used to decorate the gym. KING ALLEN HULL and QUEEN INEZ BOLDIG REFRESHMENT AT THE PUNCH STAND MUSIC BY CLIFF HOENE 53-..gg,..v, .,,. ww q..f..1f'v-'.p, V- .. A ' H x .1 A.. Yf5': 'ff- HRM' W 'BTFI' Jfmwf- ,.,,,?v?rQ-ww'-4' -'L --vi .ui 1 ' :I ...N 2 1, tv.. :'f. C, .g,. I if 'U- ,Q 4- . .AV .,' ..., 1. . if ' 'v :' 951-JJ.. . i .L .. .A V . x- . U .' ' 'r if 2 . Q . Wg.. ,F .I .V ,- .V V . 5. - ' X! 4 I '-,WS ..- -'Q-fc.. ' uf g sy' .1i.,.4f:' AQ .uw , 4 ,Q 33,1 ,Q .Lf -J x 'r'. '. b ,,,, 'L ., N, 4 N.. VM- ., 'V '. f .. .M ..- . f.. Q ., '1 H .'f ,. , 5 - f. 1 ,,:-.. J'.'j Vgt f X ..'. ' EQ!! 'if --N'-Q' Jr ,A-1-V , 'wwf t. 1 M. rs-T ., .. jj. ffm? 1 - .51 5 .5-.A .. .. W' .2 ' 5' A H , . .. ' ' Q: 5' 4. -1 . ' ' v - ...w , . x- 1' - . . JWXV, .X . . . . 3' . ,. .1 r-f-1' 4. . , ,N r. ggi! .v.: ,K ., f- -. 4 Q5 A- -. 3-'fi .2 L. A . -- ' Q .EJ .Nw X i ,i .-.h Y V ,AIZJ5 f I -.- 2: a .F 4. 3. X. . 1.3. J 1 ...J Y 2 3 .. '--, 1 4.1-1 ' We Af- 1 ' - ns- . ' ' X. 'J' ' . . 1 1.9 . y v L... K... U. .. .. L. . . 4 1 1 .. w- -4 1 i: ii-. x f. . 1 2.3 :T 5 ' i' 1143? as FRESHMEN ' SOPI-IGMORES 2 Zegvlmgk I X? Z4 W is N6 f Pgqli! W Of -isa! ' 21 .,-fi 4 Args- A xi ff f 1 X f f OPHOMORE FIRST ROW: R. Malueg, A. Miller, S. Stick, I. Wendler, R. Davids, S. Rogge, W. Martin, J. Onesti, L. Darling, L. Raasch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hartrnan. A. Giese, J. Onesti, V. Johnson, J. Gutt, A. Gardner, N, Steinke, A. Hansen, J. Williams, J. Esler. THIRD ROW: W. Osterloth, D. Jahnke, E. Strassburg, Y. Cerveny, G. Zeinert, Y. Sengstock, G, Whitehouse, A. Voelz, E. Lutzewitz. FOURTH ROW: N. Ninham, F. Bernarde, J. Matz, D. Schultz, 1. Miller, D. Watter, D. Grosskopf, H. Gardner, B. Geissel. Thirty seven Sophornores entered Bowler High School on September 7, 1953. During the last two years our class lost three of it's members. They are Jack Demjen, Ronald Slater, and Wesley Bucholtz. Many of our members entered in extra curricular activities. The Freshmen, yes, We initiated them. Our class advisor was Mr. Hartman. , vt -f , .. , Syral Stick Ilene Wendler Ronald Davids Wayne Martin Sharon Rogge Treasurer Secretary President Vice President RCPOTU-if 30 FRE HME FIRST ROW: B. Bartleme, J. Terrio, A. Buelter, P. Maahs, B. Baum, S. Malueg, R. Davids, C. Fuhrman, G. Johnson, C. Strassburg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gilligan, P. Seidlitz, V. Malone, F. Teuchert, R, Pingel, C. Terrio, R. Erickson, L. Darling, G. Bucholtz, L. Hass. THIRD ROW: S. Dey, L. Holm, L. Miller, G. Ladwig, B. Bork, J. Davids, D. Maas, J. Ladwig. FOURTH ROW: N. Giese, L. Sengstoclc, B. Wendler, K. Boldig, J. Hartleben, C. Brady, A. Beilke, E, Weller, J. Kasten, A. Hafferman. On September 7, 1953, fog Freshmen enrolled in the Bowler High School. Since then We lost one member, Nelson Hammer. Many of our class members entered in the extra curricular activities. Some of the boys got on the basketball B team and did a very good job. October 9, we were initiated by the Sophomores. Our class advisor was Mr. Gilligan. ...fl Cai-olee Fuhrrnan Rodney Davids Billy Baum Penny Maahs Sharon Mal ueg Reporter Vice President President Treasurer Secretary 31 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 7 Ding! Dong! School started with a bang! 18 First baseball game at Gresham. We won 3-Z. Z2 Bowler at Mattoon. We won again 12-O. Just think, we did it in four innings!! 29 Seniors had class pictures taken at Antigo. Band Concert. I 30 Lyceum Program, Blue Jay Singers. OCTOBER 3 Seniors received their proofs. Boy, were they shocked. 6 Juniors picked their class rings. 8 Baseball game at Scandy. We beat them 7-6. 9 Freshman Initation. They were all good sports. 13 Bowler defeated Rosholt in Baseball 12-3. 16 Baseball game. Bowler at Tigerton. Guess who won-we did of course 15-5. 19 No school. Teachers meeting. Z8 Lyceum Program, Rollateers. Z0 Halloween Carnival. Everyone had a swell time! NOVEMBER 8 Cheerleading tryouts. ll Ozzie, the clown, was here. 13 Local One-Act Play contest at Bowler. Bowler received an Starred A . 15 Happy days. Teachers Convention. No school. 17 First basketball game with Suring at Bowler. 18 Lyceum Program, Doc. Dougherty Dolls. 21 One-Act Play at Stevens Point, Bowler re- ceived a B rating. 26 Thanksgiving Vacation. DECEMBER 1 Basketball gamei. Bowler at Wabeno. We won 42-40. 4 Another Basketball game. We beat Scandy 59-41. 11 Basketball game. Bowler defeated Gresham 76-44. 15 Bowler's Basketball team won over Birnamwood 68-49 18 Mattoon played at Bowler. They were defeated 61-49. 2.2 Christmas Program. 24 Hurray! ! Christmas Vacation begins. 32. JANUARY 1 Alumni game. 4 Christmas vacation over. 8 Rosholt at Bowler. We won 63-46. 12 Basketball game. Bowler at Suring. We won 56-35. 15 Bowler at Tigerton. We won 47-35. 19 Band Concert. 20 Pictures for the Annual were taken. 22 Basketball game at Scandy. We won 81-44. Z6 Gresham at Bowler. We won the basketball game 77-41. 29 Another basketball game with Birnam- wood. We won 71-54. Juniors gave a dance after the game. FEBRUARY 2 Bowler at White Lake. We won 56-24. 5 We played basketball with Mattoon. We defeated them 57-40. 9 Game with Rosholt. They were defeated 65-43. We sure had a good season. 12 FHA Banquet. 19 Basketball game at Tigerton. We beat them Sophomores gave a dance after the game. 21 Band Concert and Movie. 22 Basketball Tournament at Birnamwood. MARCH 2 Local Forensics Meet. 5 Bowler played Stratford. We were defeated 82-62. 12 League Contest at Mattoon. 30 Lyceum Program, Burns. APRIL 3 Donkey basketball game. 8 Music Festival At Rosholt. 10 Forensics Meet at Madison. 18 Easter. 20 Baseball game with Birnamwood. We won, 21 FFA Banquet. 23 Pre-Prom Dance. Baseball game with Rosholt. We won. 30 Junior Proiri. Everyone had a good time. MAY 1 Muisc Festival at Manawa. 4 Game with Tigerton. We defeated them. 11 FHA Style Show. Game with Scandy. We beat them. 13 Baseball game with Gresham. We lost. First game of the season. 14 Senior Class Play. 15 Senior Class Trip. 17 Bowler game at Bonduel. We won. 20 Baseball tournament at Wittenberg. 23 Baccalaureate Services. 24 Commencement Exercises. 27 High School Picnic. f W X 2 X f-1 ATHLETICS all .JJ4-P Xi,-1 Q twin 1 QV .-b,, .,' ., ' sx- Z X X- I X 7 S 1 x x - -- x . 1 1. lx Q Y ', xx o xx 7. X-u -fl. lj a . xx . ,-'55, I 'Ig I1 -4. -'O v il ,' C9 f S ,QQ -. Sy - ::, K A 951: qs 1 X 'g K S X NX xx '. Xu Basketball A Team FIRST ROW: L. Malueg, J. Jacobs, C. Maahs, J. Boldig, G. Matz, B Kassube Mr. Hartman. SECOND ROW: B. Schultz, G. Wood, R. Davids, G. Shadduck D. Brei, C. Kerstner, J. Trinko. Season Scores Bowler 74 Suring Bowler 79 White Lake 'Bowler 42 Waber1O . Bowler 59 Scandanavia Bowler 76 Gresham Bowler 68 Birnamwood .- Bowler 61 Mattoon Bowler 63 Rosholt Bowler 56 Suring Bqwler 47 Tigerton Bowler 81 Scandanavia ' Bowler 77 Gresham Bowler 71 Birnamwood Bowler 56 White Lake Bowler 57 Mattoon Bowler 72 Rosholt Bowler 90 Tigerton This year the team had a perfect record of wins in the Wolf River Valley League. The individual records were: Jim Boldig 278 points, Gene Matz 236 points, Charles Maahs 203 points, Bill Kassube 173 points, Jerry Jacobs 157 points, Bud Malueg 134 points, Carl Kerstner 64 points, Gene Wood 29 points, Jerry Trinko 28 points, Ronald Davids 24 points, Guy Shadduck 16 points, Donald Brei 5 points. Total points for the season l, 347. 3,6 . , BASKETBALL GUARD. . .Bill Kassube FORWARD. . ' . Gene Matz February February February March GUARD. . .Jerry Jacobs Q GUARD. . .Bud Malueg CENTER. . .Jim Boldig . FORWARD. . .Cluarles Maah Tournament Sub-District 24, 1954 Bowler 48 Birnarnwood 39 25, 1954 Bowler 52 1 Mattoon 44 26, 1954 Bowler 56 Woodruff 48 District 26, 1954 Bowler 62 X Stratford 82 37g iii. Basketball Bn Team FIRST ROW: B. Schultz, N. Steinke, A. Bueltor, L. Darling, A. Voelz A Hull G. Whitehouse, J. Esler, Mr. Hartman. SECOND ROW: D. Watter, R mlndl B. Bartleme, D. Miller, E. Strassburg, W. Martin, J. Davids, R. Erickson Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler B Team Record Suring White Lake Wabeno Scandinavia Gresham Birnamwood Mattoon Rosholt Suring Tigerton Scandinavia Gresham White Lake Mattoon Rosholt Tigerton The B-team matched the A-team in a season of victories. They had a team total of 747 points to their opponents 477. BA EBALL FIRST ROW: J. Gutt, J. Esler, N. Stienke, J. Matz, D. Miller, D. Brel B Schultz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hartman, L. Malueg, C. Maahs, G. Shadduck J Boldig, G. Matz, A.- Voelz, R. Malueg, G. Whitehouse. THIRD ROW: C Kerst ner, J. Jacobs, B. Kassube, G. Wood, G. Timm, E. Strassburg, G. Zeinert R. Davids, J. T1-inko. Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Bowler Fall Baseball 5 Gresham 12 Mattoon 6 Scandinavia 12 Rosholt 15 Tigerton Sprung Baseball 18 Birnamwood 16 Rosholt 3 Scandinavia 13 Tigerton 1 Gresham 7 Bonduel Tournament Scores 1 Gresham 4 Gresham 1 Shawano 7 Wittenberg 20 Pe shtigo 12 Niagra 3 Kaukauna A - Team Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT: Judy Quinney, Ronda NAr1ow, Diana Casper, Inez Boldig B - Team Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Mafimip mul xrir,Q..:- Un-mann. Patti Maas, Judy Kaste 40 Girls . E . lasses FIRST ROW: B. Giessel, Y. Sengstock, A. Hanson, V. Hermann, N. Schmidt, M Maahs, J. Larson, J. Pehlke, A. Giese, F. Bernarde. SECOND ROW: 1. Miller, C. Brady, S. Miller, C. Strassburg, C. Dey, D. Maas, L. Hass, Mrs. Solem. FIRST ROW: N. Giese, L. Sengstock, J. Kasten, J. Hartleben, L. Darling, L. Miller, C. Dey, P. Seidlitz, S, Malueg, Miss Jones. SECOND ROW: K. Boldig, S. Rogge, A. Miller, V. Johnson, R. Gardner, F. Teuchert, L. Raasch, J. Onesti E. Cerveny, E. Weller. 41 N 6? ACTIVITIES f Q CDN 5 Q KID Q Q I fe , Q I xg I I If 'ls N , ,V IQ 'I Iv 'fi' I I I Z X 9 I lk A ff-Paz fi J V2 7 df g f V e 45 ,, 4 5, if? f' Q A If ! Bohiscan Staff FOREGROUND: C. Maahs. FIRST ROW: J. Boldig, J. Long, M. Davids, B, Schultz, M, Putnam, V. Hermann, J. Jacobs, N. Schmidt, J. Pehlke, J. Larson, L. Marten. SECOND ROW: L. Hartleben, T. Trinko, S. Miller, G. Giessel, H. Beilke, R. Strassburg, M. Maahs, D. Larson, P, Maas, Miss Jones. Editor ...... . . . Valarie Hermann Assistant Editor .... .......... M arie Putnam Subscription Managers. . . .Marjorie Maahs, Gerald Giessel Advertising Managers. . . . Jerry Jacobs, Bill Schultz Senior Picture Editor. . ......... Nathalie Schmidt School Calendar .... . Jacky Long, Lorayne Hartleben Under Grads . . . . Joyce Larson, Judy Pehlke Athletics ............. . Donald Larson, James Boldig Senior History, Will, Prophecy. . . Torn Trinko, Charles Maahs Photography Editor ........ ........ L ester Marten Music Editor . . . . . .... . . ,Patti Maas Layout Manager .... ........... S andra Miller Organization Editors .................. Helen Beilke, Roger Strassburg Panther Staff FIRST ROW: Miss Jones, C. Maahs, T. Trinko, K. Leiskau, N. Schmidt, R. Stein- berg, J. Shadduck, I. Boldig, P. Maahs. SECOND ROW: B. Schultz, L. Hartleben, H. Beilke, P. Maas, A. Miller, S. Rogge, V. Hermann, J, N01-dwig, R. Gardner, M. Maahs, J. Miller, L. Marten. THIRD ROW: l, Miller, A. Martin, M. Putnam, J. Quinney, S. Miller, M. Davids, V. Johnson, A. Gardner, C. Fuhrman, D. Gross- kopf, Y. Sengstock, J. Long. Editor ...... Assistant Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Art Editors . '. . . . Reporters: Valarie Hermann. . Marjorie Maahs. . Thomas Trinko . . Marilyn Davids. . Marie Putnam. . . Lorayne Hartleben . Yvonne Senstock- .i Joan Nordwig .... Richenda Gardner. . Inez Boldig ..... Verna Johnson . . Arletta Gardner. . . Donna Grosskopf . . Sharon Rogge . . . . Ruth Steinberg 45 . Nathalie Schmidt . . Karen Leiskau . .Charles Maahs . . . .Tom Trinko and Judy Shadduck . . . Bill Schultz . . Lester Marten . . . Julie Miller . . Sandra Miller . Jacky Long . Penny Maahs . . .Helen Beilke . Audrey Martin . . .Ataloa Miller . Carolee Fuhrman . . .Judy Quinney . . Charles Maahs . . . Patti Maas . . lla Jean Miller Future Homemakers of Amerika FIRST Rowi I- Millef- N. Schmidt, M. Davids, M. Maahs, K. Leiskau, V. Her- mann, R. Steinberg, J. Pehlke, D. Casper, L. Sengstock. SECOND ROW: J. Kas- ten, C. Strassburg, J. Nordwig, A. Long, 1. Boldig, A. Hanson, J. Shadduck. S. Rogge, F. Teuchert, N. Geise, Mrs. Solem. THIRD ROW: I. Wendler, M. Teu- chert, S. Dey, D. Maas, L. Hartleben, P, Maas, J. Larson, S. Miller, L. Miller, P. Seidlitz, L. Raasch, S. Malueg, K. Boldig. FOURTH ROW: B. Giessel, F. Ber- narde, Y. Sengstock, R. Narlow, J. Long, A. Giese, P. Maahs, C. Brady, B. Giese, C. Dey, B. Wendler, J. Hartleben, C. Fuhrman, A. Hafferman. X . H' Ruth Steinberg Karen Leiskau Valarie Hermann Marjorie Maahs Treasurer Vice President President Secretary Nathalie Schmidt Program of Work Ila Miller Song Leader Diana Casper Marilyn Davids Reporter Historian Judy Pehlke Parliamentarian 46 Future F armers of America FOREGROUND: J. Ladwig, R. Davids. FIRST ROW: G. Shadduck, L. Darling, F. Kasten, L. Onesti, G. Giessel, B. Schultz, D. Brei, R. Strassburg, R. Malueg, T. Trinko. SECOND ROW: Mr. Minot, G. Timm, S. Williams, J. Trinko, G. Wood, D. Jahnke, E. Lutzewitz, G. Zeinert, L. Marten. THIRD ROW: E. Strassburg, A. Hull, R. Hansen, J. Gutt, N. Steinke, R, Erickson, J. Williams, C. Kerstner, M. Heins. FOURTH ROW: G. Ladwig, G. Buchholtz, J. Onesti, D. Schultz, W. Sch- wartzkopi, N. Ninham, J. Davids, D. Watter, L, Holm, B. Bartelme. The Bowler Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, consisting of 39 members, had a very active year. We sold Vitality Seeds to raise funds for our organization. Our Father and Son Banquet was held in April. ln May we planted trees, For the first time we chose a F. F. A. Sweetheart, Carole Brady. Members participated in speaking and dairy judging. , i W Fred Kasten Donald Brei Bill Schultz Gerald Giellel Leroy Onesti Sentinel Secretary President Vice President Reporter 47 Student Council FIRST ROW: A. Hull, J. Pehlke, D. Brei, K. Leiskau, L. Marten, I. Boldig, R. Davids. P. Maahs. SECOND ROW: B. Baum, C. Fuhrman, B. Malueg, S, Rogge, Miss Jones, V Hermann, S. Stick. THIRD ROW: S. Malueg, P. Maas, W. Marlin, I. Wendler, R. Davids. Sharon Rogge Valarie Hermann Lester Marten Sharon Malueg Reporter Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer v- 48 Librar lub Diana, Casper Valarie Hermann Marjorie Maahs Jacky Long Treasurer Vice President President Secretary orensics Marilyn Davids Reporter FIRST ROW: L. Miller, C. Strassburg, C. Maahs, A. Miller, D. Jahnke, N. Schmidt, A. Doxtator, 1. Boldig, Rev. Koch. SECOND ROW: S. Dey, L. Marten, P. Seidlitz, T. Trinko, J. Quinney, B. Schultz, R. Narlow. THIRD ROW: W. Sch- wartzkopi, I, Miller, A. Hull, Y. Sengstock, G. Giessel, C. Brady, N. Steinke, D. Brei, S. Stick. 49 Letterman 's Club FIRST ROW: A. Hull, J. Trinko, G. Matz, J. Boldig, C. Maahs, G. Shadduck, A. Voelz, G. Wood. SECOND ROW: B. Schultz, R. Davids, L. Malueg, J. Jacobs, B. Kassube, D. Brei, G. Timm, Mr. Hartman. THIRD ROW: G. Zeinert, G. Whitehouse, J. Esler, J. Matz, N. Steinke, D. Miller, C. Kerstner. Bill schunz Bill Kassube Charles Maahs Gene Matz Donald Bfei Reporter Secretary President Vice President Treasurer 50 0 E ACT PLAY FIRST ROW: Miss Jones, M. Maahs, T. Trinko, N. Schmidt, V. Hermann, J. Jacobs, Mr. Koch. SECOND ROW: P. Maahs, F. Kasten, J. Larson, A. Hull, J. Quinney, B. Schultz, D. Larson, W. Martin. The 1953-54 Dramatic season saw Bowler High School take its second straight Drama- tic trophy. Bowler High School has taken both of its two Dramatic trophies in the last two years. The play presented this year was The Command Performance by Jack Stuart Knapp. The cast received the starred A at the Conference Contest at Bowler on November 13. One week later they traveled to Stevens Point for the District Contest where they were awarded a B for their production. They were coached by Miss Jones and Rev. Koch. Some S9l'ViCe-' And you Claudia, best friend. . 51 FTm Q N '-A.-A.. 1 fi '- 4,9 Go ahead and present Mrs. Downs to Miss Parks. , aw' Senor, I weel put a bullet in your brain. '- v-....,fr-'S-' s-w 'e-...,,.,,W,,,w.-w- x-M-f1,e,+.f'e,,..fw L.,, 5 in L,,- 'nd' had Here, let me help you up, Ro11o. 'F me Senior Class Play A three-act comedy, KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED was presented by the seniors on May 14, 1954. The play was under the direction of Miss Jones. Cast Valerie Pettijohn Marjorie Maahs Rollo Pettijohn Charles Maahs Milo Downs Gary Timm Bella Johnson Jacky Long Claudia Parks Valarie Hermann Flavia Wellington Judy Pehlke Artemus Thorson Fred Kasten Tessa Thorson Nathalie Schxnidt Dolores Mendez Marilyn Davids Jose Garcia Lester Marten PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director Tom Trinko Stage Manager Jim Boldig Prompter Lorayne Hartleben Makeup Manager Joyce Larson Assistant Makeup Patti Maas A-BA D 1 TWIRLERS: D. Casper, R. Narlow. FIRST ROW: S. Malueg, M. Putnam, R. Steinberg, A. Martin, K. Butt, D. Miller, L. Marten, S. Miller, G. Giessel. SECOND ROW: N. Schmidt, J. Jacobs, M. Sengstock, L. Sengstock, B. Giese, Y. Sengstock, M. Maahs, S. Rogge, V. Hermann, J. Boldig. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gilligan, L. Miller, L. Raasch, A. Voelz, A. Hull, G. Zeinert, D. Zahn, M. Davids, C. Dey. FOURTH ROW: R. Rosenow, P. Maas, M. Voelz, B. Baum, R. Grosskopf, N. Lemke, L. Holm. DRUM MAJOR: Jerald Zeinert TWIRLERS: Diana Casper Ronda Narlow CLARINETS: James Boldig Nathalie Schrnidt Yvonne Sengstock Ronda Narlow Diana Casper Lou Ann Sengstock Marjorie Maahs Nancy Lemke Ronald Grosskopf Betty Giese SAXOPHONES: Audrey Martin Ruth Steinberg Ronald Rosenow FLUTES: Marlese Sengstock Sharon Rogge FRENCH HORNS: Carol Dey Marilyn Davids Sections BASSES: Jerry Jacobs Malcolm Voelz Valarie Hermann BARITONES: Allen Voelz Lillian Raasch CORNETS: Linda Miller Patti Maas Dick Zahn Allan Hull Bruce Baum Lyle Holm TROMBONES: Lester Marten Sandra Miller Gerald Giessel BARITONE SAX: Sharon Malueg TENOR SAX: Marie Putnam DRUMS: Kendall Butt Douglas Miller Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Gilligan, A. Hafferman, L. Sengstocli, J. Norwig, R. Steinberg, L. Darling, A. Giese, Y. Sengstock, I. Wendler, L. Raasch, C, Strassburg, SECOND ROW: B. Giessel, J. Pehlke, S. Rogge, A. Hansen, I. Boldig, A. Long, V. Hermann. K. Leiskau, L. Miller, J. Larson, J. Kasten. THIRD ROW: W. Schwartzkopf, R. Strassburg, G. Giessel, F. Teuchert, P. Maahs, B. Osterloth, N. Schmidt, L. Marten, T. Trinko, C. Terrio, P. Seidlitz, F. Kasten, D. Miller, FOURTH ROW: K. Boldig, F. Bernarde, R. Narlow, C. Brady, S. Dey, D. Maas, C. Dey, I. Miller, P. Maas, J, Hartleben, B. Wendler, J. Long, D. Casper, S. Maleug. The Mixed Chorus, consisting of 48 members, gave many musical programs during the year. Our Fall concert was given on September 29. We sang for the Christmas Program on December ZZ and gave our Spring concert on May 7. We participated in the Music Festivals at Rosholt and Manawa. The Chorus was under the direction of Mr. Gilligan. 54 Girls Glee Club FIRST ROW: D. Maas, C. Dey, I. Miller, D. Casper, J. Long, S. Rogge SECOND ROW: J. 'Kasten, J. Hartleben, A. Long, K. Leiskau, C. Strass- burg, C. Brady, S. Malucg. FIRST ROW: J. Nordwig, J. Pehlke, L. Miller, A, Hafferman, I. Wend- ler, R. Narlow, I... Darling. SECOND ROW: B. Wendler, B. Giessel, A. Hansen I. Boldig, C. Terrio, F. Teuchert, F, Bernarda, P. Maahs. FIRST ROW: R, Steinber stock, L, Raasch. SECOND ROW: K. Boldig, S. Dey, N. Schmidt, V. Her- mann, P. Maas, J. Larson. g, P. Seidlitz, L. Sengstock. A. Giese, Y. Seng- 55 Ist Soprano 2nd Soprano Alto Triple Trio LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Maas, S. Dey, V. Hermann, L. Miller, C. Strassburg I, Boldig, N. Schmidt, J. Long, R. Narlow, C. Dey, I. Miller, B. Wendler. I. Wendler. F. F. A. Quartet Fred Kasten, Lester Marten, Tom Trinko, Gerald Giessel. 56 B-BA D FIRST ROW: D. Ho J. Hartleben, K. Kersten, E Nordwig S Treptow Y Hohn SECOINID RO . , . , . . W: D. Jahnke, B. Kerstner, L. Hull, M. Martin, B. Hermann, J. Boldig N Nor- dwig, H. Rogge, S. Dey, C. Welch. THIRD ROW: T. Raasch, D. Maas, E. Cerveny, C. Strassburg, J. Miller, C. Brady, C. Jacobs, A. Feavel T Ah lich, K. Kautz, Mr. Gilligan. FOURTH ROW' L Wendler L Gros k f R. . . , . s op , Bierman, R. Miller, C. Cerveny, R. Fuhrman, R. Martin, R. Wilbur, M. Cer- veny, L. Davids, A. Fuhrman, G. Treptow. hn, P. Esler, C. Miller, C. Miller, P. Maahs A Wolff Symphonets FIRST ROW: Mr. Gilligan, R. Liesch, M. Wendler, B. Koch, P. Miller, D. Ah- Iich, G. Leisch, R. Malueg, R. Treptow, Mrs. Grosskopf. SECOND ROW: A. Wedd e C. Erickson, A, Hangartner, A. Kucksdorf, F. Marten, R. Gardner, J Putnam R. Lampinen, L. Miller, C. Bernarde, R. Davids, ABSENT: J. Bowman, A. Bow- man, B. Bonman. 57 'ZS U5c 'Qin GRADE SCHUUL I O E Qt ' 1 fl ' ' Q , 5'EEf 35249 2 63 . skip ' X K 'EL My qw, 4 uf? , 52 5 H 2 , 5' UQ .W FIRST ROW: K. Haus, F. Neitzel, M. Doxtator, R. Fuhrman, K. Bartelme, S. Gutt, N. Beyer, J, Rogge, L. Doxtator, G. Grunniwaldt, Mrs. Stoehr. SECOND ROW: M. Biendarra, J. Bernarde, H. Bucholtz, C. Fuhrman, C. Szutkowski, S. Voelz, B. Treptow, P. Bielke, S. Schumacher, D. Bowman, B. Wendler. THIRD ROW: D. Clausen, S. Davids, J. Dahl, J. Doxtator, G Murphy, R. Rickert, P. Buck. FIRST ROW: N. Neitzel, R. Lampinen, M. Miller, W. Doxtator, S. Fuhrman, J. Szutkowski, L, Miller, D. Nordwig, G. Cuish, Mrs. Jung. SECOND ROW: R. Beilke, W. Martin, C. White, R. Fuhrman, R. Fuhrman, C. Hass, C. Grunniwaldt, D, Schwartzkopi, R. Kasten. THIRD ROW: G. Rickert, J. Pingel, Z. Welch, B. Bernarde, B. Wedde, D. Hohn. wa .....L. 'Mi 'Q A 40 FIRST ROW: A, Kucksflorf. G. Liesch, B. Koch, P. Miller, D. Ahlich, A. Hangartner, A. Bowman, Mrs. Grosskopf. SECOND ROW: R. Maleug, J. Putnam, M, Wendler, B. Bowman, F. Marten, R Larnpinen, C. Erickson, R. Murphy. THIRD ROW: R. Treptow, A. Weddr, C. Bernardo, R. Gardner L, Miller, R. Davids, R. Liesch. FIRST ROW: R, Pingel, J. Neitzel, W. Tousey, S. Boldig, R. Matz, J. Buck, D. Rogge, R. Matz, Mrs. Kriewaldt. SECOND ROW: R. Bernardo, E. Welch, M. Tousey, J. Hartleben, L. Kraft, B. Nordwig, M. Miller, M. Bierman, D. Besaw, R. Beilke, R. Beyer. THIRD ROW: L. Kessen, N, Schmidt, M. Treptow, E, Welch, R. Wedde, S. Bartleme, N. Buelter, C. Schumacher, J. Putnam, C. Kerstener. FIRST ROW: L. Grosskopf, N. Dahl, M. Malone, T, Ahlich, R. Bartelme, A. Wolff, R. Miller, L. Doxtater, Mrs. Harvey. SECOND ROW: G. Erickson V. Beyer, R. Fuhrman, B. Besaw, D. Buss, J. Davide, H. Bork,.M. Kasten, O. Leisch, C. Kerstner, L. Heins. THIRD ROW: K. Casper, K. Beilke, K. Kautz, C. Welch, C. Pingle, G, Treptow, R. Bierman, L. Wendler, J. Ber- narde, D. Hohn, K. Raasch. FIRST ROW: J. Hartleben, A. Fuhrman, B. Kraft, D. Trinko, K. Osterloth, R. Erickson, Y. Hohn. SECOND ROW: K. Kersten, R. Pingel, E. Nordwig, E. Murphy, J. Leisch, D, Rosenow, R. Wilber, D. Doxtater. THIRD ROW: A. Ladwig, M. Heins, V, Fuhrman, R, Gardner, O. Wilber, S. Treptow, L. Davids, L. Bowman. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Timm, C, Miller, S. Bierman, M. Voelz, N. Nordwig, R. Grosskopf, N. Lemke, C. Kessen, L. DuMont, M. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, R, Schumacher, C. Jacobs, J, Pingel, Sf Miller, P. Wilber L, Doxtater, E. Ladwig, S. DuMont, K, Beilke. THIRD ROW: C. Beyer, L. Hull, M. Cerveny, L. Hull, A. Miller, S. Malone, M. Martin, L. Besaw, B. Kerstner, R. Kasten, S. Bernarde. 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Shawano, Phone 57 Wisconsin Compliments Of THE CITIZENS STATE BANK OF WITTENBURG Deposits Insured S10, 000.00 Aniwa--Eland, Bowler--Caroline l gim:g,5uzmz-mmm il E I WOLFF'S Q9 Q' -s ' ' Rl General Merchandise-Meat Processing I .- 1 ' u, :B 1-mag. lg g I 2 Frozen Food Lockers - ' f ,.., 1 ' , Phone 211 l iff'- Bowler, Wisconsin Better Building Material From BOWLER LUMBER COMPANY Phone 121 We Deliver The Goods Bowler, Wisconsin Best Wishes CONSOLIDATED BADGER COOPERATIVE AND MORNING GLORY DAIRY FOODS The Milk Marketing Organization That Is Owned And Controlled By Farmer Members Shawano, Wisconsin Compliments Of FREIBERG-NELSON PONTIAC Your Pontiac Dealer AH 'm ' Quality Used Cars Complete Auto Service Shawano, Wisconsin w:,:v:rx.:':T X -m Compliments VOSMEK'S DRUG STORE To The Seniors Sudden Service With A Smi1e From For Sudden Delivery GAFFNEY FUNERAL HOME Phone 3-2631 Gresham, Wisc. Antigo, Wisc. 1 i COCA-COLA, SCHRANK' S BOTTLING COMPANY BAR 8: RESTAURANT INC. Short Orders I I - On Highway 29-21!2 Miles East Of Utffffczf Shawano, x Wisc. Wittenberg, Wisc. l I Compliments of WITTENBURG J. C. PENNEY COMPANY BOWLING CENTER Shop And Save At Penneys 8 - Brunswick Lanes - 8 Modern Bar Antigo, Wisc. Phone 151 Wittenberg, Wis Compliments QUALL PLUMBING COMPANY of Contractors For KARTH FUNERAL HOME Plumbing-Air Conditioning Martin C. Karth Heating Walter J. Karth Karl F. Karth Phone 2200 Shawano, Wise, Clintonville, Wisc Compliments Compliments of Of WERBELOW BEVERAGE FRISCH GREENHOUSE Phone 34010 Shawano, Wisc. Antigo, Wisc LAUERMAN'S BOWLER CLUB HOUSE Shawano's Most Complete Department Store Les 8: Loraine Finest Place In Town Meet Your Friends Here For Sociable Fun Shawano, Wisc I , BADGER H. H. CARLEY BREEDERS COOPERATIVE RED OWL FOOD PRODUCTS Breeding Better Cattle Visit Our Gamble Store Too Shawano, Wisc. Bowler, Wisc Compliments Of BILL GLOJEK'S MARKET GRESHAM STATE BANK Quality Groceries and Meats Deposits Insured Up To 5510, OOO Tires-Gas-Oil Per Depositor Gresham, Wise. Birnamwood, Wisc. OLK DRUG STORE Fifth Avenue Phone 3-4017 Antigo, MOEDE AND SONS Heating - Plumbing Hot Point Appliance s Wisc. Bonduel, Wisc. Shawano, Wisc. Phone 3681 Phone 245 E. C. THIMKE Blue Bird Diamonds Watches-Silverware Fine Watch Repairing 43112 So. Main Clintonville, Wisc LENDVED HARDWARE CO. lf lt's Good Hardware, We Have It Paint-Appliances-Power Tools Tools-Sporting Goods Clintonville, Wisc. LANGLADE FARMERS CO-OP Super Market 8: Farm Supplies Open Evenings 8: Sunday Mornings We have never sold a pound of Oleo' Antigo, Wisc. For Good Old Wisconsin Dairy Products Come To The BOWLER CHEESE FACTORY R.P. Kriewaldt, Prop. Phone 362 Bowler, Wisc GRESCH IMPLEMENT COMPANY Equipment 8: Service For Every Farm Phone 3- 3713 Best Wishes To The Class of '54 KAL'S Bar 8: Restaurant Phone .171 Antigo, Wisc. Bowler, Wisc. -. REGLINCHS GREENHOUSE KRA.FT FOODS COMPANY 417 W. Third St., Near The Hospital OF say it With Flowers WISCONSIN I Phone 346-W Shawano, Wise. Wittenberg, Wise A ! Best Wishes CHET AND EMIL'S To The Bohisean Staff 8: Class Of '54 Bowling 8: Ballroom From Fish Frys Every Friday MUEHL'S Bowl 8: Dance Furniture 8: Floor Coverings Shawano, Wise. Birnamwood, Wise l . SCHAUDER'S A. H. SCHNEIDER MONUMENT CO. SHOE STORE Mark Every Grave Shoes For. . . Pa, Ma, 8: the Kids Phone 43 Clintonville, Wise. Shawano, Wise. - H - V -1 - Ask For RED OWL FOOD STORES HOWE'S QUALITY ICE CREAM Eeonomize At RED OWL Af1tig0, WISC- Shawano, Wise. Best Wishes To Class of '54 SHA WANO LAUNDRY Shawano, Wisc. SHA DY VIEW BA LLROOM Dancing Every Saturday Night Pete Casetta Prop. JOHNSON-BURT LUMBER CO . Lumber 81 Building Material Of All Kinds Phone 41 Wittenberg, Wisc. u iv A. H. KUNZ Auto Salvage-Used Parts We Buy Wrecked Cars Phone 913-F-2 Thornton, Wisc. REED'S TRUCK STOP Plate Lunches-Homemade Pies Family Dinners Open 24 Hours A Day TRUCK LINE AUTO COMPANY Auto Repairing and Accessories -Chevrolet- Sales 8: Service Phone 121 I A Wittenberg, Wisc. Birnamwood, Wisc. TIGERTON ELEVATOR T 8: H IMPLEMENT CO. Lennert Abraharnson - John Deere - Feed - Seed Dealer In America's Dairyland Phone 172 Phone 2151 Wittenberg, Wisc C omplime nt s of MASON' S FLOWER SHOP Everything In Flowers QUALITY FEEDS SEEDS Fe rtilize r S SHAWANO COUNTY CO-OP SUPPLY Shawano, Wise. I Compliments of MOEDE'S BEER BAR GLOWENS Across from Fair Grounds Art 8: Bernice, Prop. The Store Where Neighbors Meet 1017 East Green Bay Street Antigo, Wise. Shawano, Wisc. u E C A THE FARMER'S HARDWARE OMAR'S SERVICE COMPANY Batteries - Tires Hardware-Sporting Goods Farm Supplies-Zenith Phillips 66 Gas 102 S. Main Street Phone 141W Shawano, Wisc. Bowler, Wisc. Compliments CLINTONVILLE of MERCANTILE COMPANY GRANT MOTORS C1intonville's Biggest, Best 81 Busiest Store Bowler, Wise. 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