Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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Class rings plus the Prom equals a never-to-be forgotten Junior year. look¬ ing back we realize what an important position it holds in our memories. This year, thirty five students represented our Junior class as Shirley Franda trans¬ ferred from Sturgeon Bay High School to join our class. There was a slight change in our faculty as Mr. Byers re¬ placed Mr. Kaminski as coach and Miss Sullivan took the place left vacant by the resignation of Kiss Casat. Donald Kaye capably led the class as Presidents Murlin LaLuzerne as Vice President; and Shirley Franda served as Secretary-Treas¬ urer. Bertha Delforge and Bernadette Jeanquart performed their respective duties of Editor and Assistant Editor of the Nine Till Four Pat Chaudoir won an A rating at the state forensics con¬ test. Our Carnival representative was Betty Lampereur and she was escorted by Myron Doell. ■ • X • V ' ' % i - X r ' V3. J Ray Franda Otto Not a sinner nor a saint perhaps, but a musician and the best of chaps. Football 1-2-3- 1 Basketball Mgr. 1 Basketball 2-3-V Baseball 1-2-3- Band 1-2-3- 1 Dramatics 2-3- I f Emblem Club 3 Bronco Staff 4 James Mallien Jim ' 1 I came—I saw- still looking F.F.A. Football 2 Basketball 2 I ' m Myron Doell Mike- You bet your life I work——but not often. ' Baseball 2-3 Football 2-3 Prom CH 3 Basketball Mgr. 2 transferred from Sturgeon Bay High. r V - T„rrnase Glory Gloria LaCrosse A lady of few words. Chorus G • A • Bronco . c® A cV

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Murlin LaLuzerne Gus n He always gets things done, and yet he has a lot of fun Football 1-2-3- 1 Basketball 1 Basketball Manager 2 Class Vice Pres 3 Emblem Club 3- 1 =r r 4 , r 1 l £ - ,r. ’TJHjr r Ocffum Our So oh a more year was crowned a suc¬ cess on the night of the annual Carnival as Pat Maccoux reigned as Queen. Already we had learned the lessons of co¬ operation and A good leadership Florence Lamp- ereur, J a mes and Joyce Mallien, Myron Doell and Kath¬ ryn Kipp joined our class, increasing its membership to thirty four students. Mr. David was again our Principal with no change in the faculty. Roland Englebert was elected class President, Don Kaye, Vice President, and Ray Franda, Secretary- Treasurer • : %r Virgil Delfosse Virg M Come what may, Come what might This dark haired girl is plenty all right. Pep Band 2-3- Band 1-2-3 -h- G.A.A. 2-3 F.H.A b Chorus 3-b Annual Staff b Librarian 1-2 ft Jo k e a Patsy Maccoux Pat 11 Her heart is sunny as her hair. Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3 Chorus 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3 G.A.A. Sec. 1-2 Dramatics 1-2-3-4 Class Vice Pres, b Nine Till Four 3 Carnival Queen 2 Bronco Staff 2 - f F.H.A. b Sift ioit ° 0 a, . Ch “ 4 •- v w U2 C 0 o»? o . 3, B • s 65 tijfr. ■ ta Carol Koehler ,r Joe ,f a hit USt a u g00d » Htt a bl S naughty world!. Carnival G.A.A. 3 . Band 1 - 2 - Candidate 4 F p ' Dramatics 1-2 3-h- Bronco Staff

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Kathryn Kipp “Katie” She joined us in her Sophomore year. And of losing her friendship ve have no fear. Band 1 Librarian 3 Prom Queen 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Cho rue 3 Sturgeon Bay High The memories of our prom will never grow stale. YMth an eighty mile-an-hour wind that night—how could it? Every¬ thing was different, even the lighting system. Not real stars, but a flash¬ light here and there until Swoboda ' s self-made lighting system took over as power lines went down in the windstorm. Our theme Stairway to ed a most appropriate couples danced their music of Howie Bowe. and Kathryn Kipp reigned as King and Queen At last—our Senior year, the best year of our lives. Our Utopia is reached. All those wonderful opportunities provid¬ ed for us by our parents and our neigh¬ bors have made us very grateful. For the first time we are able to attend reg¬ ular Agriculture and Home Economics classes in our new building; something we had all looked forward to. -4.4. W - V W A. ft the Stars 11 provid- atmosphere as the cares away to the Robert Lardinois r i Donald Kaye Don Captain of our Bas¬ ketball team, he is a man and still a dream. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Carnival CH 1 Prom CH 3 Bronco staff 3-4 Class President 3 Student C. Pres 3 Prom Comm ittee 3 Emblem Club 1-2-3-4 Outstanding Fresh¬ man Award 1 fc i Kenneth Seigworth Kenny Never worry worry, until worry wor¬ ries you. Football 1- Band 3 Prom CH 3 - My y °° t ba 7 . s eh ge 9 2 8 0$jrt r Ervin Neuvilie Zrv £l ' S i,V UM ' “W he wear P P . SiS ' SS. froa »v