Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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■ ,: “ SB .0 - , • :S as I - : f , . S: ' : 3iv ■ : : : ; jv : : : : : :. w c£ 8 }? ;;•:; :■■ 1 ;■ ; iiovic mV ' ■‘-v F ' w A ' ,-, 1 - , ' . V . :•■•:» I GIELS: N, LeMense, X. DeNamur, J. Kaye, P. Columb, C. Moore, B. Mathey, M Miller. BOYS: L Marcelle, D Lardinois, G Griep, L. LeRoy, D Olson, K. Pavlik, D Merchant. M I crown thee, Pat Columb, Carnival Queen of 1952, words spoken by Lenius LeRoy, Pat s escort, and King. Again the seniors won the battle of ticket sales. As her princess Pat chose Betty Mathy. Beyy was escorted by Prince, Kenneth Efev- lik, of the seventh and eighth grade room. In the court of honor, Joyce Kaye, es¬ corted by Glenn Griep, represented the Junior Class. Sophomore representatives were Colleen Moore, escorted by Duane Olson, and Freshmen, Karen DeNamur and her escort, Donald Lardinois. Nancy Le- Hense, escorted by Leland Marcelle, were representing the intermediate room, while Maureen Miller and her escort, David Mar- chant, reigned from the primary grades. Entertainment continued for the tw o days of the Carnival. Saturday evening the senior band performed and a cast of four put on a one-act play, Over the Tea Cups.” On Sunday afternoon an amateur contest was held, followed by the second one-act play, Finders Keepers.

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“? 1 In S I ( ♦ SS » ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW A Baudhln, J Derleyser, J. Vandertie, J. Vogel, V. Swoboda, C. Columb, 3. Neinas, Meister, J. Rass, S. DeBaker, L Renard. Willems, L. Tremble, K. Vandertie, C. DeNamur, M. Splingaire, M Dier, J. Jadin Chaudoir, 3. Boumoville, N. Vandertie, J. Pranda, G, Gustafson Lampereur, C. Klnnard, K. DeNamur, J Swoboda, D. Stauber, R. 3oulanger, J Johnson Gerondale, J. Mathey, C, Neinas, M. Killer Macco, S. Tremble, 3. LeRoy, T. Conard, P Alexander, P Retzlaff, J, Lampereur, Stauber, L. Renard, N Vandertie LeCloux, J. Vandenhouten, S. Guelette, P Columb, S. Kohlbeck, D. Matzke, J Kaye, Columb, J. Lampereur, D. Neinas, A. Stauber. Bournoville, C. Pierre, P. Wautier, D. Benzow, 3 Nellis, G Berger, V. Retzlaff, Willems, J. Delfosse, V. Bouche 1 Jr Our Motto—Toward New Horizon Our Flower—Red Rose Thirty-two members hold junior homemaker degrees and six hold chapter degrees Our Officers are : President—Marilyn Willems Vice President—Joyce Kaye Secretary—Shirley Tremble Treasurer—Carole Meister Historian—Theresa Conard Parliamentarian—Claudette Pierre Reporter—Shirley Bournoville laanmu 7 f 1 9 rz i k i

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Denil, S. Bournoville, D LaLuzerne, C A blue and silver ballroom with larger than life silhouettes dancing along the walls replaced the B.H.3. gym on May 2, 1952, the evening of the Jr. Prom. With the music of Harold Perron, and the theme of Blue Tango, Donald LaLuzeme crowned Clarice DeNamur as t rom Queen. The Court of Honor included Merlyn Denil and Shirley Bournoville, Robert Hafeman and Bertha Nellis, Glen Doell and Margie Splingaire, and Linus Le- Roy and Mildred Jadin. DeNamur, R. Hafeman, B Nellis ✓