Bowler High School - Bohiscan Yearbook (Bowler, WI)

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HISTORY Qcon'tj ination decorated with a Our Prom was held on April 25, 1958. Our theme was Fasc combination of Candyland and Toyland. Stan Ness provided music for that happy event over ' ret Martin and which Darwin Zeinert reigned as King and Nancy Nordwig as Queen. Marga Herold Teuchert were on the Court of Honor. tivities as before. Darwin Quite a few members of our class were in extra -curricular ac Zeinert, Malcolm Voelz, Sidney Maas and Ronald Schumacher made the Basketball A team. IO Lonna Onesti was chosen to go to Badger Girls State and Ronnie Schumacher went N rdwi was selected as Chapter Sweetheart by our F.F.A. Badger Boys State. Nancy o g Chapter. d two classmatesg Gary High transferred from Milwaukee and Clair Sawyer re- We gaine turned from Stevens Point. September 3, 1958, started off our final year at Bowler High School. We were mighty k s selected as our class advisor. Sheila Miller joined our Seniors at last! Mr. Kolpac wa class again. The class officers for our final year were: President . . Ronald Grosskopf . . . Clair Sawyer Meril Schultz Sheila Miller Vice President . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Secretary.... Our class pictures were taken by Toburen's Studio of Antigo. Lois Hull was selected by the class to receive the D.A.R. award. Our graduation date was set for May 26, 1959. Our class flower is a white carnation lass motto is Live to Learn and Learn to Live. and our class colors are Red and White. Our c As our high school education comes to an end, we won't forget these years, four of the happiest years of our life. Au lx fbi? thy 7 -X ,N -.1 fi JS. pats,-. W? ' C - -lf' . ' . . gr M ix K 'i'-KQXQK5' LZ' Q, 5 xg '

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nm, Y , , ..,, ., , . s..,wu...,,, I CLASS HISTORY September I2, 1955, was a big day in the lives of the 49 Freshmen who entered Bowler Hi h School. It marked the be innin of our hi h school education. S 8 S 8 We were initiated by the Sophomores in October. We didn't mind it too much: we knew we'd get our revenge the next year. That year many of our classmates -joined in extra-curricular activities. Sandra Bernarde, Lonna Onesti, Clair Sawyer, Nancy Lemke, Joan Buchholtz and Ronnie Schumacher were in Forensics and Sandra Bernarde and Ronnie Schumacher were in the one-act play. Sandy was also on the cheerleading squad. Our officers were: President ....... . . Clifford Kessen Vice President .... . . Meril Schultz Secretary ....... . . . Nancy Lemke Treasurer . . . . . Diane Zahn Reporter ..... . . . Sheila Miller Our class membership dwindled down with the loss of Sheldon Malone, Emil Pukall, Parnell Wilber, Harvey Matz, Diane Zahn, Sandra Bernarde, Danny Faber, Alice Slivicki, William Cook and Joan Buchholtz. On September 5, 1956, we returned to school as sophomores. We initiated the freshmeng they were good sports. Members participating in extra curricular activities were Nancy Lemke, Lonna Onesti and Marion Onesti in Forensics and Meril Schultz, Ronnie Schumacher and Nancy Lemke in the one act play. Our class officers were: President ....... . . . Darwin Zeinert Vice President .... . . Ronald Schumacher Secretary . . .... . . Malcolm Voelz Treasurer .... . . Clifford Kessen Reporter .... . . Ellsworth Long We gained a new classmate, Jim Ness at the start of the year, but at the end we had lost him along with Earl Ladwig, Reka Matz, Connie Beyer, John Pingel, Ellsworth Long, Dennis Dallman, Leo Besaw, Clair Sawyer, Shirley Bierman, Joe Shadduck and Sheila Miller. Margaret Martin was our only classmate on the cheerleading squad. Nancy Nordwig and Darwin Zeinert were on the Prom Court of Honor. Our Junior Year began on September 3, 1957. We were so excited because we'd soon get our class rings and have the Junior Prom. Our class officers were: President . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Martin Vice President . . . . . . Jayne Miller Treasurer . . . . . . . . . Lois Hull Secretary . . . . . . Clara Mae Jacobs

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4llluu-Ulm'-.V ISF!! - , .V H - .N V.. - -Jn. --V--Y --..f..-. --fr-rf. W- CLASS WILL The class of 1959 of Bowler High School, abused by the faculty: suffering with a most distressing ailment, namely examinations, and fearing the approach of the end of our days, do hereby bequeath all our High School Possessions to be dutifully distributed to the follow- ing named persons. We do hereby appoint and nominate our well-beloved principal, Mr. Hugo Fischer, executor of this, our last will and testament, and hereby authorize the said Hugo to com- pound, comprise, and settle any claims or demands which may be against or in favor of the said estate. We bequeath to our friends, enemies, heirs and otherwise, the following things: To our principal, Mr. Fischer we leave the hope that next year's seniors will be as good a class as we were this year. To Mr. Streim we leave the darkroom in fairly good condition so that he can teach the undergrads how to use it properly as we usually did. To Miss !ones we leave our old English books so that next year's seniors can learn to speak correctlyl To Mr. Kglgagk we leave our bookkeeping books hoping that the seniors next year won't copy as much as we didl To Mr. Weaver we leave our themes on Good Conduct in the Classroom in the hope that he will know better next year! To Miss Ninmann we leave our thanks for all the work she has done in helping us with the Panther and the Bohiscan. To Mr. Amburgy we leave the hope that next year's senior boys will be as good at sports as our boys werel To Mr. Flor we leave nothing: we would like to take some of his patience along. To the Cooks we leave the suggestion that they try to get .rid of that Civil War silver- ware! To the Janitor we leave our thanks for the nice job and we hope he keeps it upl To the Juniors we leave the ability to break traditions asswe did. To the Sophomores we have nothing to leave except the advice that they start to grow up soonll To the Freshmen we leave the advice that they should keep up the good work and maybe by the time they are Seniors they will be almost as smart as we are.