Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

The SENIORS of Brussels High School Present 0 The 3R0NC0 of ' 54 DONALD ALSTEEN We, the senior class of 1954, with sincere pride,dedi¬ cate this issue of the Bronco to Donald Alsteen our capable and faithful janitor, who is known for his tireless efforts to please each and every one. Mr. Alsteen has worked with and for us for the past six years. During this time a ready smile, his trade mark, has seemed to lighten our load. His work has not prevented him from donating much time for our class activities. Our interest in school work was stimulated by the clean and neat appearance of our class rooms each morning. Don was born in Green Bay on June 1, 1915, hut has spent most of his life winning new friends in this area. We wish to thank him for making our four years of high school pleasant. 2 A At L A £. p ' 0o e • � !m: • p’ Si - j Oi iA e Bo Up °d a ho v 2l e Headaches, headaches, and more headaches, but oh what a reward--our annual memory book, the Bronco of 5Ui After long hours of industrious en deavor by the annual staff, we are proud to offer you, our fellow schoolmates and friends,the Bronco”--an account record¬ ing our scholastic, social, and athletic activities during the happy days spent at Brussels High School. This year ' s Bronco” was ably directed by Angela Stauber, our editor; Diane Bournoville, her assistant; and Miss Verhalen and Mr. David, our advisors. The 195k yearbook celebrates the eighth birthday of the Bronco ,and without the complete cooperation of our entire staff, it would have been impossible to bring this fine souvenir. Let us recall, with each glance at our annual, pleasant memories of the years gone by. you the 3 rR INCI PAL Board Of E DUC AT ION JOHN F. DAVID CLERK DIRECTOR 1 rut SUI080DA MR DELFOSSE TREASURER. m FABRY Ta Com B - ALBe ts ULTY social WILLIAM HALINE English Vocal Music Cl ® ? AWUR ■C ' HA ld b uth Science Assistant Coach ROBERT WEBER Agriculture WILMA SCHMEECKLE Home Economics WILLIAM VANDERHEYDEN Mathematics English WEIR wC PhysiclfScation J Coach m 3 l cS el K- tW position testing mattresses at the Sealy PAT ALEXANDER, a noted mu sician,4is now the composer o|f the music for thesWVarner Brothers’ Productions, IANE BGURNOVILlSL physical education teacher sit University of Minnesota, has flown to New YorV: for the third time to wat pm her ever famous Girl Globe Trotters ' claim smother trophyy -¥ankee Stadiu JOAN FRANCA holds a jge rmaneWi position ak chief cook an! bottle washer at tnfe Bouct ivTile F sGBaurant GLENN GRIEF, a ke attend ing Tne Agricultural Xhort course, has set¬ tled down with his young wife on his experjtn6] t al farm KENNETH KARNITZ has organized the Karnitz Brew y an is jfow president of his corporation. JOYCE KAYE holds the position of head of the Straight Roads to Kewaunee commis sion. SHIRLEY KOHLBEGK’S arrangement of Billy Boy has now made him a national hit. JUDY LA LUZERNE, after ten years of racking her brain, has recently succeeded in releasing a new version of the Dear John letter. ALLEN LA VIOLETTE now holds a patent on his glass hat for the protection of men’s hairdos. JEANNE LAMPEREUR and 30B TASSOUL have found that bookkeeping is a fine background for keeping score at the Tassoul farms. LAWRENCE LE CLOUX, after ten years of intensive study, has just recently discovered the deficiency of lime on his farm land. ROBERT LE CLOUX has taken a horizontal Posturpedic Mattress Company. DONNA MATZKE has finally succeeded in CAROL MEISTER has gained fame and has Rockalite, the first rocket ship ever GILBERT MEISTER has finally found an LOU ANN PAGELS, has introduced a Cream and Dairy Company. LOWELL PAVLIK intends to do a fine job of coaching his twins toward the All-Americans CLAUDETTE PIERRE is now assistant mechanic to her husband at Mac’s Implement Company. LA VERNE RENARD has never settled down; she travels throughout the West, doing the accounting on the dude ranches. PAT RETZLAFF is now engaged in producing an early stage cheese; milk from the Vincent farm, GERALD SIMON has recently won the 196 I 4 . election Island. ANGELA STAUBER, after seven years of nursing, has given up her career,and is housekeeping for her doctor husband. ROBERT ROSINSKY has taken over the proprietorship of the Dancing Arcadia. EMERY VANDENHOUTEN is now head of the Wisconsin Liquor Associa¬ tion after a long association with liquor. PAT WAUTIER, the famous soprano, has given up singing for a farm near Casco. We are sorry that MARILYN WILLEMS has been hurt as a result of a fall while help¬ ing her husband install T.V. antennas. teaching the Pavlik twins the art of milking cows. already retired after acting as stewardess on the to land on Mars. easy method for milking cows-his wife milks them. new baby formula for production at the Fleck’s Ice for congress-man of Rhode De Namur Bopp 8 CLASS WILL and publish To the To the To the We, the graduating class of Brussels High School, the county of Door, state of Wisconsin, being of sound mind and memory, hereby make our last will and testament. Juniors, we leave our ability to cooperate with one another. Sophomores, we leave our friendly visits with Mr. David. Freshmen, we leave behind all the boldness we have acquired during our four years at Brussels High. I, PAT ALEXANDER, bequeath my blond hair to Margaret DIer. I, DIANE BOURNOVILLE, bequeath my mischievous eyes and laughter to Bernice Kroening. bequeath my ability to do bookkeeping to anyone who stenographer. bequeath my good luck to the fractured freshmen I, JOAN FRANDA, doesn ' t want to be a I, GLENN GRIEP boys. Neinas I walk. JOYCE KAYE, bequeath my long hair to Karen Vandertie. SHIRLEY KOHLBECK, bequeath my way with the Fontaines to Diane KENNETH KARNITZ, bequeath my Fords to anyone who doesn ' t like to I, JEANNE LAMPEREUR, bequeath my ability to blush to Caroline Long. I, ALLEN LA VIOLETTE, bequeath my curly hair to Clark Schuyler. I, ROBERT LE CLOUX, bequeath my ability to sleep in class to Joanne Lampereur. I, LAWRENCE LE CLOUX, bequeath my ability in shop to Lee Neuville. I, JUDITH LA LUZERNE, bequeath my book, 1000 Essays on Anything , to future senior English students. I, DONNA MATZKE, bequeath my acting ability to Lillian Renard, I, CAROL MEISTER, bequeath my good naturedness to mv sister Anne. 1, GILBERT MEISTER, bequeath my light hair to Jimmy Delwiche. I, LOU ANN PAGELS, bequeath my base drum to anyone with a strong back and arm. I, LOWELL PAVLIK, bequeath my athletic ability to Francis Pierre. I, CLUJDETTE PIERRE, bequeath my tumbling ability to Bonnie Neinas. I, PAT RETZLAFF, bequeath my ability with the Luxemburg boys to Judy Mathey and Audrey Willems. I, ROBERT ROSINSKY, bequeath my innocent expression after some mis¬ chief to Ivan DeKeyser. I, LA VERNE RENARD, bequeath my hallo to Mildred Lumaye. I, GERALD SIMON,bequeath my ability to talk sensibly to Bob Franda. I, ANGELA STAUBER, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. David to Jim DeBoucbe. I, ROBERT TASSOUL, bequeath my good manners to Donny Olson. I, EMERY VANDENHOUTEN, bequeath my speedy conversation to Earl Pagel. I, PAT WAUTIER, bequeath my quiet ways to Pat Neuville. I, MARILYN WILLEMS,bequeath my cheery smile to anyone who needs it. LA VERNE RENARD LaVerne Always tending duty in a quiet, studious way . F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Lunch Room 1 —2 —3 —U- ALLEN LA VIOLETTE Otto Always a smile for everyone . ROBERT TASSOUL Bobby He hasn ' t a care, he ' s not in a hurry. His one girl is his only worry . Class Officer I 4 . Prom Committee 3 P.F.A. 1-2-3-1+ Baseball 1-2-3-1+ Member of Play Cast 3 Carnival King 1+ Student Council [j. Prom Royalty 3 Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-1+ 9 ROBERT LE CLOUX Bob On my desk my books do lie. All asleep and so am I . Basketball 1-2 F.F.A. 1-2-3-1+ Lettermen’s Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 PATRICIA WAUTIER Pat A quiet gal, with soft brown eyes, but nevertheless, she’s very wise . Bronco Staff 1+ Nine Till Four Staff 3-1+ F.H.A. I- 2 - 3 -I 4 . G.A.A. 2 Chorus 1-3-1+ Pep Band 1+ Prom Committee 3 Librarian 1-1+ Member of Play Cast 3 Band 1-2-3-4 JOYCE KAYE Joyce I love the boys from A to Z, but Stan is the only guy for me . Class Officers 1-3 B Squad Cheerleader 1-2 Member of Play cast 3 Carnival Candidate 3 G.A.A. 2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-1+ F.H.A. Officer 3-1+ Prom Committee 3 Band 1-2-3 -1+ Pep Band 3-1+ Bronco Staff 1-1+ Nine Till Four 3-1+ Chorus 3-1+ Dramatics 1 GILBERT MEISTER Gib Schoolwork fascinates me, I could just sit and stare at it for hours . P.F.A. 1-2-3-k Prom Committee 3 JUDITH LA LUZERNE LOU ANN PAGELS Lou I ' ll laugh when you ' re happy, I ' ll cry when you ' re sad, but here ' s a warning, beware when I ' m mad . F.H.A. 2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Officer 4 G.A.A. 2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Librarian 1 Class Officer 3 Forensics 1-2 Dramatics 1 Prom Committee 3 Pep Band 3-4 M Judy The world is no better if you worry;Life is no longer if you hurry . Prom Committee 3 Lunch Room 1-2-3-1+ Librarian 2-1+ LAWRENCE LE CLOUX Larry Not too serious, not too gay, but a swell guy in every way . Basketball 1-2 F. F. A. 1-2-3-1+ Prom Committee 3 CAROL MEISTER Carol Clever, always and full of fun, Carol is liked by every¬ one , F.H.A. 2-3-1+ Prom Committe 3 F.H.A.Officer 3-4 Librarian 1 Editor, Nine Till Four 3-4 Bronco Staff 4 Forensics 2 11 CLAUDETTE PIERRE Pierre JEANNE LAMPEREUR Jeannie M A quiet gal,reserved and shy, her heart is set on just one guy . F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Prom Royalty 3 Prom Committee 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3-U Class Officer 1; Junior Class Play 3 G.A.A. 2 Annual Staff 1; Dramatics 1 Nine Till Four Staff 3-U Librarian 1 ROBERT ROSINSKY Bob 11 He who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long . Prom King 3 Football Coach 1+ F.F.A. I 4 . Member of Play Cast 3 Football 3 Bronco Staff I4. I tell you friends, I get around, I get my boys from out of town . Band 1-2-3-14- Pep Band 3-U G. A.A. 2 BSquad Cheerleader 1-2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-li Nine Till Four Staff 3-1; F.H.A. Officer 3-1; Forensics 1-2-34; Librarian 1 Member of Play Cast 2-3 Chorus 3-1; MARILYN WILLEMS Mary-on She ' s liked by all,courted by one, has lots of brains, and is full of fun . F.H.A. 1-2-34; Band 1-2-3-1; F. H.A. Officer 3-1; Pep Band 1; Prom Committee 3 Member of Play Cast 3 Student Council 2 G. A.A. 2 Bronco Staff 1 -2-3-1; Class Officer 2 Librarian 1-1; Dramatics 1 Forensics 1-2-34; Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 Chorus 1 Carnival Queen 1; Outstanding Rural Youth of Door County 1; LOWELL PAVLIK Andy I don ' t let anything interfere with athletics--except Donna . Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2 — 3 “U- Baseball 1-2-3-4 Carnival Court 2 F. F. A . 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1-3 Class Officer 3 Lettermen ' s Club 1-2-3-4 Nine Till Four Staff 3-U Member of Play Cast 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee F.F.A. Officer I 4 Chorus I 4 DONNA MATZKE Donna She ' s tall, she ' s fair, she ' s trim; You ' d never find her nature grim . Carnival Court 2 F.H.A.1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3 Member of Flay Cast 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3-4 Phom Committee 3 Chorus 1-3-4 G.A.A. 2 Annual Staff 2-3-4 Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 Forensics 2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 DIANE BOUHNOVILLE Bourny I was cut out to be an angel, but somebody lost the pattern . F. H.A. 1 — 2 — 3 4 Prom Royalty 3 Band 1-2 Junior Play Cast 3 Prom Committee 3 Librarian 4 G. A.A. 2 Assistant Editor 4 Bronco Staff 4 Class Officer 4 F.H.A. Officer 4 Dramatics 1 D.A.R. Representative 4 V EMERY VANDENHOUTEN Wheel The heck with books, let ' s have some fun. Remember this life Is our only one . Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Royalty 3 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Lettermen ' s Club 1-2-3-4 13 GERALD SIMON Jerry A new friend to our class today, where did he come from? East Green Bay . SHIRLEY KOHLBECK Kohlbeck Winning ways,a dimpled smile, lots of friends and lots of s tyle . P.H.A. 1-2-3-J+ Librarian 1-2-3 F. K.A. Officer 2-3 Pep Band 4 Prom Committee 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Member of Play Cast 3-4 Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 G. A.A. 2 Student Council 4 Bronco Staff 4 Forensics 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3 “4 ANGELA STAUBER Angie I ' m not afraid of work; I could lie right down beside it and fall asleep . F. H.A. 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 G. A.A. 2 Annual Editor 4 Annual Staff Lunch Room 3-4 KENNETH KARNITZ Kenny Happy am I,from care I ' m free, always where I should not be . Basketball 1-2-3 Football 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 F.F.A.1-2-3-4 Carnival Court of Honor 1 Prom Royalty 3 Member of Play Cast 2-3 Lettermen ' s Club 3-4 Chorus 4 GLENN GRIEP Glenn JOAN PRANDA Joan Through every week and every day, she goes about In her quiet way . F. H.A. l-2-3-[|_ Lunch Room 2-1; G. A.A. 2 Prom Committee 3 Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 Forensics 1-2 Annual Staff 3-4 Dramatics 1 Band 1-2-3 The world is waiting for the sunrise and I’m just on my way to bed . F.F.A. Officer 2 Football 2-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Royalty 3 Class Officer 2 Baseball 1-2 Member of play cast 3 Basket ball 1-2-3—4 Carnival Court 3 Lettermen f s Club 2-3-4 ;S PATRICIA ALEXANDER Pat PATRICIA RETZLAFF Pat She smiles at many just for fun, but we know there is only one . Prom Queen 3 Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Band 4 Pep Band 4 Girl’s Chorus 3-4 G.A.A. Officer 2 Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2 She is a flower, she is a pearl, and a happy all around girl . Carnival Candidate 1 G.A.A. 2 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3-4 Pep Band Leader 4 Chorus 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Royalty 3 Nine Till Four Staff 3-4 Student Council 3 Member of Play Cast 3 Class Officer 2 Forensics 2 ROW 3: E.Rohde, H.Wautier, V.Maccoux, W.Rosinsky, A.Baudhuin, C.Fabry, L. Renier, M.Miller. ROW 2: M.Mallien, J.Vogel, A.Alexander, D.Olson, G.Fontaine, S.Columb, D. Benzow, M.Schuyler. ROW 1: B.Neinas, R. Rass, J. Vandertie, B. Lessuise, T.Gerondale, V. Swoboda. Joe Boulanger, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Ann Chau- doir, President; Donald Kerseher, Vice-President; Gary Fontaine, Student Council Representative. ROW 3: ROW 2 : ROW 1 : L. Lampereur, M. Destree, R. Franda, R. LeMense, D. Kerscher, A.Mallien, W. Gigot. • S. Jeanquart, P.DeBroux, J.Delfosse, A.Engebose, E.Kinnard, B. Kroening, N. Maedke, V. Bouche, N. Englebert. C. Columb, J. Jadin, C. DeNamur, C. Moore, M. Henquinet, M. Chaudoir, J. DeKeyser. One more year of high school is now history for our class of I 4.6 juniors and we are looking forward to our fourth and final year at good old Brussels High School. This past year was a memorable one for our class. Some of the highlights were the receiving of our class rings, the prom, and our Junior Class Play. The following class officers were elected: Mary Ann Chaudoir, President; Donald Kerscher, Vice-President; Joe Boulanger, Secretary-Treasurer; and Gary Fontaine was our Student Council Representative. Mrs. Sweeney and Mr. Buth were our class advisors. Talent was shown in many fields by members of our junior class. Two members of our class were in the cast of the one- act play, The Fog ,which advanced to the finals in the state dramatics contest. Many of our boys were members of the championship football team and are eagerly awaiting next season. We were also well represented in other sports. Cleda Columb and her escort, Allen Alexander, represented us in the Carnival Court o f Honor. At the beginning of the second semester our class took over the publication of the Nine Til Four ' 1 with Virginia Bouche serving as editor and Bonnie Neinas as assistant editor. May our final year better adjust us for the future which lies ahead. 17 ROW I4.: J. Grunwald, D. Weldon, J. Johnson. B. Turba, B. Wagner, B. ROW 3: J. Lampereur, D. Baudhuin, P. Conard M. Dier. , C. Long, R. ROW 2: J. Maedke, B, Simon, G J. Vandertie. Wautier, G. Buechner, K. ROW 1 : J. Mathey, K. DeNamur, E. Pagel, J. Swoboda, Delorit, D. Lardinols, Englebert, R.Delwiche, Vandertie, G.Polecheck, M. Rass, L. Cornette. STANDING: B. Wagner, Treasurer; D. Lardinois, Vice- President . SITTING: D. Neinas, Student Council Representative; R. Delorit, President; M. Dier, Secretary. 18 ROW 1;: J. Destree, R. Boulanger, M. LeCloux, P. Neuville, L. Vandertie, D, Herschleb, K. Wautlet. ROW 3: P. LeCloux, I. DeKeyser, N. Charles, A. Willems, G. Berber, F. Pierre, D. Stauber. ROW 2: 0. Kroening, C, Claflin, R. Delwiche, IV;. Delwiche , L. LaLuzerne, L. Renard, D. Sacotte. ROW 1: E. LeRoy, D. LaLuzerne, C. Kinnard, K. Vandertie, D.Neinas, L.Delwiche. On September 1, 5U students returned to Brussels High School as sophomores, We are the largest class in high school this year. We all hope to remain a large class through¬ out our high school years. On October 2, we welcomed the freshmen into high school with an initiation party. Many sophomores participated in extra¬ curricular activities such as one-act plays, class plays. Band, Chorus, Forensics, and Sports. This year’s football team was made up of several boys from our class. Our class officers are Robert Delorit, President; Donald Lardinois, Vice-President; Margaret Dier, Secretary; Bill Wagner,Treas- urer; and Diane Neinas, Student Council Rep¬ resentative. Miss Verhalen and Mr. Vander- heyden serve as our class advisors. Joanne Lampereur and Milton Rass repre¬ sented the sophomores at the Carnival. The school year of 1953-195U is almost at an end now but it is our sincere hope that we all will return to Brussels next school term as Juniors. 19 4 oilman P. 5- T.ttoo -- u e GU v e r, L - . l _ Jztidiyn . d • i.S� «w che’ Our Freshman class consists of 16 girls,outnumbered by 33 boys. Class officers were elected as follows: Ken Pavlik, President; Donna Mae Chau- doir, Vice-President; Gervase Neuville,Secretary; Lee Neuville,Treasurer; and Jean Gigot, Student Council Representative. The cheerleaders were also elected. Jean Gigot is the cheerleader for the A n team; Sharon Carmody and Myra Renier are cheerleaders for the B M team. We got off to a good start and really got into the swing of things after the sophomores had their Initiation party for us. During the day we dressed ip according to striet orders. At night we did stunts on the stage. We then gave the Christmas party in return. At first we were ’’Greenies ,r , but with the help of our friendly upper classmen and patient, understanding teachers we have completed the year with joy and pride and we are fully satisfied when looking back. V . Alberts, A.Itelwiche, D.Jacquart, D.Spude, M. Charles, K. Fontaine A. Me ister, M. Kay, J. Sacotte, P. Duquaine M. Renier, M. Lumaye 20 Ken Pavlik President Donna Mae Chaudoir Vice-President 4 Gervase Neuville Secretary J. Delwiche, A Conard, J Gigot, S Carmody, D. Englebert, J. Parins. Lee Neuville Treasurer STANDING: SITTING: L.Bournoville, V.Berger, H.DeKeyser, I.DeKeyser. E.DeKeyser. L.PeNamur, 21 ®RONc I V r ST V vjr SPECIAL GUESTS AT THE 1953 CARNIVAL WERE THE FORMER QUEENS H. Vandertle R, Ullraan S. Malcore E. Vandertle E. Kralovec R, Englebert Maxine Malllen Row 2: Mrs, C Neuville Mrs R. Jenquin Patricia Macconx Patricia DeNamur Mrs, L Guilette Shirley LeRoy Patricia Columb The senior class was triumphant again in 1953, as Marilyn Willems reigned as Queen with Bob Tassoul as her King. Marilyn chose Shirley Kramer as her Princess ,Shirley was escorted by Prince, Phil Pierre .The Court of Honor included: Cleda Columb, escorted by Allen Alex¬ ander, Junior representatives; Joanne Lampereur, escorted by Milton Hass, Sophomore representatives; Priscilla Duquaine, escorted by Vernon 3erger, Freshmen representatives. The grade school representatives were Jeanette Retzlaff, escorted by Marvin Vandertie and Allison Wautlet,escorted by Peland Marcelle. Saturday evening the Senior Band performed and the one-act play, This Way To Heaven u , was presented. The highlight of the Sunday afternoon pro¬ gram was the presenting of the former Carnival Queens with corsages. An amateur contest followed. The Corona¬ tion Ball was held Sundav night. V s J BOYS: M. Vandertie, V. Berger, M. Rass, R. Tassoul, A. Alexander, P. Pierre, D. Neinas GIRLS: J. Retzlaff, P. Duquaine, J. Lampereur, M. Willems, C. Columb, S.Kramer, A.Wautlet STANDING: G. Griep, E. Vandenhouten, P. Retzlaff, R. Rosinsky, K. Karnitz, R. Tassoul. SITTING: C. Pierre, D. Bournoville, P. Alexander, J. Lampereur. Stardust , the theme of the 1953 Junior Prom held May 2, was carried out by transforming the gym into an evening of enchantment. The twinkling stars danced lightly across the floor. The garden wall entrance was extended onto imitation grass. The garden effect was completed with a white picket fence, flowers, and lawn chairs. Wally Beau and his orchestra furnished the music as the spotlights followed King Bob Rosinsky and Queen Pat Retzlaff in leading the grand march. The court of honor included:Kenny Karnitz and Pat Alexander,Emery Vandenhouten and Diane Bournoville,Bob Tassoul and Jeanne Lampereur,Glenn Griep and Claudette Pierre, The following chairmen were picked to assist our advisor Mr. McQuoid for: decorating, Joyce Kaye; tickets, Marilyn Willems; refreshments, Angela Stauber; and advertising. Bob Tassoul. 25 F. BobWoux, P� . John J. PaoL T f ■ . nr-A % ci -P v r vO J A A- OS,J- ' , T7) T -UXA, 6 hAM (L6- JL CtJUt iUA ' PyW ' STANDING : SITTING; N, Maedke, D. B. Neinas, D. Neinas Matzke, M. Mailien THE WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL FORENSIC ASSOCIATION LUXEMBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS GEORGE V. GREGOR. Principal lUmvmURG, WISCONSIN Hovember 13 j 1 Hr. John David, Principal Brusaale High School Brusaela, Wisconsin Daar Mr, Davids Th pipings of the one-act pUj� presented «t Lukb ty the schools of the Peninsul, League or. •-°v mb� ' r 11 n are as follows: The Fog The Olant T 3 Stair The Happy Journey Fog on the Valley High Window 11 N for Nuisance Bruaiela A Casco A Luxemburg A Sevastopol B Gibraltar B Mlthlcot B The regional contest le being held at Shawano on Fr Kovember ?0. Eligibility list for 11 A winners h ,e t forwarded to Shawano I am enclosing the comments of Mrs. Earl Fisk regar your play. The cooperation and exemplary conduct of all part ntndents made It a real pleasure to act as yom- host for isconflln High School Forensic A saoolation Oshkosh District Dram Contest ShiMiQO, November 20 1 195j Typyr i _ . , , t]L+- diu , «a ,1 a - ; f rr-t .rvCt - - Au ' i „ ' h ' z L {: {4+X t $ idtud- jv y t . ' (-Cts tH w UL Wisconsin High School oranalc Association 1327 University Avenue, Madison 5. Win, Telephone 5- 3H Exte iaion £ 233 Stair PrafflA Contest Advance Info-roetion Instructions To Schools awarded V in Sectional Drasy Contest si Congratulations] Ihl ye r the State Xk m Contest will be held Theatre ft the University of Wisconsin, fcpdisou, isconairt t on 3 12 Pieise rend carefully the following Information and instruct in conforming to thera 111 holn make a smooth-running day, ft P + 1 , K copy of the official registration blank is enclosed. Ple i by December 8 th, It would be well to send them by special di you hAve qualified to enter the state contest but do not plai please let us know, 2, The Secretary-Treasurer of the Association 111 aaitn by lo perforate e for all schools. If the arrival or departure til or bus is such that you need special consideration in achedu wire the State Office before lOiQQ A h, Ibesday rooming, t 3 , ke must ask you to make your own housing armnfoments. The downtown hotels areJ Park, Belmont, and Loraine, J , frier will be no planned lu- ' lchaon or dinner for the entire e be on your own for rll roenl , Facilities of the 1 amor lei Un will be open to you. 5, Secure a pef ij ipernilt from the Information Lk oth et the toii Memorial Union, You (toy unload your ca t and props i behind Baicota Kell but you will not be allowed to park thare park in the area indicated on your parttltg permit, 6 , There will be signs inside Dj scorn Hall to direct you to the table, 7 , ae will furnish ordinary furniture, h will do out best to need, but if you need something unusual you h ad better brin bring your own aroall proas, roska up eqgljkent, and mirrors, 8 , firing a copy of your play and mark It witis lighting direct! triclans A drawing of Mr stage Is enclosed. Fleas draw In your se ■nt of furniture and eend it with your registration blank 10, Yocu«i Production onager, will be at Bascorn Theatre an Jesslon to discuss an technical problems you may have, PRESENTS THIS CmifICflTt OF mcim TO _ BRUSSELS KIOK -SCHCCI _ FOR HAVING WON AN fl AWARD IN THE DISTRICT DRAMA CONTEST HELD AT Sc uool n i Re t Lng 1. Berlin Why I Am m Bacha lor c 2. BrllUon The Artist C 3. Brussels Fog A 4 , Cascto Tht fj r u n t a‘ Stair Be , luxtj berg Tn Happy Journey n t. ' arinetta The Pa roarLine A 7, ' f! gara P a a r 1 C S. Oconto P H lla The Grant Stair c ? iipon Dooley Inccr; - r . U J c 1C, Styaour Fog a 11. La ano Fog Cn The Valley A ' 12, SMoct.cn The High window A- U3 Valdera Strange Road . ill proceed to Sectional Contest in Sieve:.a Point, ' atnrday, D-l r 5, 1953 , dUd 7 hJ Allan f Sit aa r t, Ohr Shawano, Wisconsin ——1—— - 1 0 U Kovembcr 20 , 1953 THE WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL FORENSIC ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THIS CERTIFICATE OF H1FRIT TO .BilUSyLLw iWrill .SCKCftL FOR HAVING WON AN AWARD m THE SECTIONAL DRAMA CONTEST HELD AT TITLE OF PLAY S-iLVUtS POINT _EDO_ CAST BONITA NEINAS MAHY MALLIEN DONNA liATZKE THE WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL FORENSIC ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THfS CFRTIflCRTf Of IRFRIT TO BHUSSrJLS HIGH j.HOCL FOR HAVING WON A AWARD IN THE STATE DRAMA C0N TEST HELD AT Madiion, Wiscoruin on _oa 1 ?. io si TITLE OF PLAY POO _ CAST BONITA N3INAS MARY :aLLISN DONNA MAT2K3 Central Sectional Draaa n State College, Slovene Everett kor teat Schedule int December College Student Chairman 1953 enough to lobby of college auditorium, where collegr a ill take you bo dreaming rooroep Lola f Loaine e Veatfield A Voider a 5 Gaya lilla 6 Green Lake fa hruaaelB Tofe Sorry, Wrong Number K rt Fa n t q a i a Strange Hoad High Window Happy Jouney to Camden and Tranto Fog Lunch for stage ere . Vie will try to Blurt to so ee to not crowd the noon hour. Blair Soldie r 5 Senaca t in et Lu Shawano SchofieId on i 0 c 1 0 n m iiUribt r ft Fantasia ' “ ' rovefS Opening light Fog on the Valley y ft The arbariana f n f og on the Vtlley he °oy Gujea A The $ igh window g A- Gark Brown H be ‘‘coffee hour a at 9:3G and 3 0G f.k, in ige directly ac roes fro.a the auditor iua. igain to r. Burroughs and the college staff for a oartesies , Schedule of State Lraava Cnntaat 272 Beacon Hsll—iWcemUr l5, 1JT5 1 Superior Lathadral 6 Eret ini E.eryMfi Tt$5 A Fantasia Si?5 kilwaukne Farquetu A 4 Night U ’n Inn 9iO .iiscod 0 The Rope hlt5 Schofield 6 ' ‘the Boy Comes Home 10t85 h weno Lunch 0 Fog On Tht Vnlley UiOO Cadott NHh ft iiJdaw ISilS P. -ltbenLers 6 berk firown 12 55 Eau Cirlr A Box and Cox 105 Shiocton 6 Hiirh inicwr 2i20 Prussela e Foe 3 0 Green Lake Presentetlon of waroe Happy Journey 3«Lu Judpes will be available for coneulL uon ftlloe) ■ nc thf tfc Since we are operating on rt id tia« schediU a - n for dressing room s= i£;i� fiita rsd curt ! h e 4 Phone - “3311 7 jtten lon L2JJ— December t - I?Sl Quit Your Kidd in«?”, the sec ond annual jun- ior class play was pre - sented, as a class benefit , again this year. Our great success,we can partially credit to our advisor, Mr. Buth, and student di¬ rector Vonnie Swoboda. The cast include M Chaudoir, A.Baud huin, H. Wautier, R LeMense, B.uessuise J. Vandertie, M. ler, M. Schuyler, Vogel, J. Jadin, Neinas, C. Moore, Fontaine, M•Mai1ien V. Bouche, N.Maedke D.Olson,and R.Frand J B G 11 This Way to Heaven , a on e-act play,was pre¬ sented Saturday evening of the Carnival. The cast included: Shirley Kohlbeck, the mother; Robert Delorit, an angel;Colle£n Moore, the young daughter; and Robert Franda, her fi¬ ance • Carol Kinnard and Mary Jane Schuyler acted as Prompters with Mr. Van- derheyden as our direc¬ tor. 27 Play ROW 3: ROW 2 : ROW 1: The cast of the play Rest Assured included: J. Lampereur, J. Swoboda, K. DeNamur, G. Wautier, B. Turba, R. Grunwald, P. Neuville, M. Delwiche, Mr. Vanderheyden, R. Delorit. J. Seiler, J. Grunwald, L. Renard, E. LeRoy, D. Neinas, M. Dier, C. Kinnard. T. Moore, K. Wautlet, P. Guth, L. Bournoville. STANDING: SITTING: M. Willems, M. Dier, B. Simon, D. Matzke, G. Simon, B. Neinas S. Kohlbeck, D. Neinas, Mr. Vanderheyden. L. Cornette, N. Maedke, C. Pierre, V. Bouche, C. Moore. STANDING: J. Franda, J. Kaye, L Pavlik, P. Alexander, J. Lampereur, P. Wautier. SEATED: C. Pierre, D. Matzke, P. Retzlaff, C. Meister, S. Kohlbeck, M. Willems. STANDING: Mrs.Alberts, D.Olson, V.Swoboda, M.Miller, E.Rohde, T. Gerondale , J. Jadln, J. Vogel, J. Delfosse, Mr, Vanderheyden. SEATED: C.Moore, B.Neinas, V.Bouche, N.Maedke, M. Chaudoir. ■EHKnuanHMk ' ■ . mmm ■ ■ ■h i - NIN€ Til The hard job of publishing the ’’Nine til Four” , our school paper, was carried on success¬ fully by the senior staff this year. Its success was partly due to the excellent direction of Carol Meister, Editor, and Pat Retzlaff, Assistant Editor. The junior class took over the responsibility of the pub¬ lication at the second semester, and are doing a very good job with Virginia Bouche, Editor, and Bonnie Nelnas, Assistant Editor. STANDING: ROW 2: ROW 1 J. Mathey, S. Columb, K. DeJardin, L. Pagels, M. Mallien, S.Kohlbeck, V.Louis, N. Guth, L. Renard, J. Vandertie, C. Kinnard, D. Olson. P. Wautier, S.Wautier, A.Kngebose, P.DeBroux, S. Carmody, C. Long, D.Chaudoir, N. Maedke, J. DeKeyser. P, Retzlaff, C. Pierre, C. DeNamur, M. Willems, J. Vandertie V. Swoboda, J. Delfosse. STANDING ROW ?. Row 7 . s L :S“y ' ™«. o.� .i� „ L ?-B«uahuJ„; 5 ' $JJWb, � • Dal� j ' ?® ur ' J - 7 W«utW Ieh .- 1 ' t . J. s ” obo i . USES ' -, „ ' a - l,lllb “. % ? ; ' ’ J - A. Baudhu Pnr B . lampereur n u s er . M.Henqulnet, Johnson, If.Chaudoi V ■� % Our band has been active all year under the direction of Mr. DeNamur. In the spring of 53 we participated In the annual District music festival which was held at East De Pere. Competing in Class B we received a second in both concert and marching, Thir- Cj teen students were sent to Madison as a re¬ sult of receiving outstanding ratings In either instrumental or twirling work. In February of ' 5U the district clinic was held at Brussels High School for the first time. • 1 , %„ 31 STANDING : ROW 1: C. G. J. K. DeNamur, E. Nelnas, S. Carmody, D. Cbaudoir, Mr, DeNarnur, LaLuzerne, D. Olson, M. Lardinois, J, Sacotte. Tassoul, J.Glgot, B.Johnson, C.Wautlet, A Turba, M.Wautler, DeKeyser, P. Pierre, W, En ebose. p A A 0 Vl ZUtl Left- Ss g ' i8Z J - Ja N’ £• Swoh ma r K°blh ‘ aedk °,}. y ’ k: Ch 32 r. ew, , ,D e U beN ya J. ep Up P D • ;! 1 ©b M 1 •a tzki 07 s oi 3o � , °ooc a 1 ROW U; ROW 3: S. Columb, V.Swoboda, J.Vandertie, J.DeKeyser, B. Neinas, S. Kohlbeck, J. Swoboda, J. Vandertie, D Neinas, K. Vandertie. V. Bouche, P.Retzlaff, P.Alexander, N.Maedke, P.Wautier, 0.Berger, E. LeRoy, J. Delfosse, P. LeCloux, P. Duquaine. E.Kinnard, L.Pagels, M.Mallien, A.Engebose,K.DeNamur, J.Vogel, M,Schuyler,S.Wautier,J,Lampereur, C. Moore, C.Pierre, T.Gerondale, J.Kaye, D. Matzke, C Columb, M.Chaudoir, J.Jadin. IRLS fOYS Gl6°V . ° 9 33 MOTTO: TOWARD NEW HORIZONS FLOWER: RED ROSE i I 1 I t ' k _ v W s� • i .V STANDING: SITTING: Me is ter. Treasurer; D Bournoville Reporter Pierre, Parliamentarian; J. Kaye, Vice-President Miss Schmeeckle L. PageIs, absent. Advisor; M. Willems President His torian. E. Kinnard, Secretary wa it it 0 x i mm sT ROW 5; ROW l ROW 3; ROW 2 : ROW 1; 3k DeKeyser, J. Vandertis n . ____ 2SSS; ?: J v 3 SS i J ; Grunwaid Dier, C . Columb M 4 ?™dy, D . Chaudoir’ P r “ r’ A - S tauber Alexander. u yj-er, D. Baudhuln, S. ' wautier t Cornet t® Engebose, B. Kroeniiw if w. .. ’ J ’ Lam P er eur DelrJ“A C G. P B JS; “j B ;;i ' iss s °hmeeckie , STANDING: SITTING: C.Fabry, Sergeant at Arms: K.Karnitz, Vice-President. R. Rass, Secretary; L. Pavlik, President; Mr. Weber. Advisor. f j r I « nr I w % I ' 1 S ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Neuville Neuvil1© LeCloux, Wautlet, Wautier, Engebose LeCloux, Pavlik, Delwiche Conard, l ' f . % w-parirfa B. Turba, V.. Destree , A. Mallien, V. Macooux B. Lessuiae, R._ F A d A i exande r, L. Jauquet, , A. Baudhuin, L. Vandertie M H q w . G igot, D. Kerscher, R Grunwald G. Wautier, E. Neinas, H.inoia R.Delorit, G.Fontaine, D. Spude , 0. Schuyler, “£” 4 iJSST 1 K« . • � - ' fcb ° r c.°p. , p i. • ' •-jssr jsssFu ' « • • • ch ries S fc,55£K?“K.iik, J. win ”. p - plsrre - 1 35 ARLENE STAUBER Secretary MINA RASS Cook MARGARET KONFILS Planl3t ROW 3• K v • Cornett!.’ M i ' £??•� 5toh U { J?. S. Jeanou T i gebose, 5 f.Kij le ,, ®«nquart. • ©Bronv t Menard B L oux J. Destre GEORGE REWARD WILFRED VANDERTIE ERBIE ZEPHERIN BEN LARDINOIS Vat Joan ne offensive team HOW 5: Mr, McQuoid, J. Delwiche, J, Parins, J. DeBouche, M. Rasa, K. Pavlik, L. Jauquet, L. LaLuzerne, Mr. Buth. ROW I 4 .: C. DeNamur, L.Lampereur, L.Maccoux, A.Baudhuin, V. Maccoux, M. Destree, B. Wagner, P. Neuville, G. Fontaine, R. Franda, R. Rass. ROW 3: G. Buechner, R, Englebert, L. Bosnian, L. DeNamur, D. Olson, B, Turba, L. Neuville, C. Fabry, K. Wautlet, W. Gigot, H DeKeyser. ROW 2: J. Boulanger, D. Kerscher, W. Rosinsky, R. LeMense, G. Griep, L.Pavlik, K.Karnitz, E. Vandenhouten, D. Lardinois, D. Olson, R. Delorit. ROW 1: F. Pierre, K. Vandertie, F. Conard. SEASONS RECORD BRUSSELS 1 9 ALGOMA J.V. 0 BRUSSELS 6 PULASKI J.V. 0 BRUSSELS 25 GIBRALTER 6 BRUSSELS 7 CASCO 6 BRUSSELS 20 LUXEMBURG 7 BRUSSELS 0 SEVASTOPOL 13 BRUSSELS 19 MISHICOT 7 BRUSSELS 96 OPPOSITION 39 Brussels High School culminated the best football season in its history by tying for the Peninsula Conference Championship with a I 4 .-I record. The peak of the season was reached in a 20- 7 victory over a fine Luxemburg team. The overall season re¬ cord showed six victories and one defeat. The success of the team was due largely to the hard work of the entire squad. Each man did his job to the best of his ability and the result was success. To the four seniors, we give our congratulations for a job well done. To the rest, we say look to the future and more success which will follow only if hard work and the desire to win remain a part of an athletic philosophy. bo SEASON ' S RECORD INDIVIDUAL RECORD No. Player Games T.P. Av. Rosinsky 21 303 1773 C. DeNamur 21 221 10.5 Pavlik 20 203 10.2 LeMense 20 182 9.1 Griep 21 lQl 5.0 Lardinols 21 51 2.4. Kerscher 17 31 1.9 Wagner 8 11 l.L Neuville 10 6 • u L. DeNamur 9 2T tip? « 4 - 5575 BRUSSELS 1 3 Luxemburg 1 8 51 Casco 45 51 D.K. Normal 1 + 1 72 Crivitz 70 46 Sevastopol 39 69 Gibralter 63 50 Casco 1 7 54- Mlshlcot 52 57 Gibralter 73 71 Luxemburg 69 j+2 Mlshlcot 60 I 4 .O Sevas topol 41 1|6 Green Bay Training 49 ?3 D.K. Normal 60 71 Luxemburg 68 4-0 Casco 56 72 Sevastopol 68 55 Gibralter 57 46 Mlshlcot 74 TOURNAMENT 51+ Mlshlcot 58 4-6 Denmark 77 1 1 ( rr ' o L. v,r l,amp ere r ’ b M 0 Q.-a° id ’ _ , s G- lT . D Le etlS r De atnu , vli , R- u r a ’ L V®£ 5 H � • 7 nnJ 1 r mH, r „ vUK , t nr® u kn ■ F ' ’ , ' Bu t , • 1! J«A ®, B . Tut ’ Enge b03 r e ’u CC ° U De R taU ’ jad - •“ - -- ; (P ROVi ROW 2: 1 : U 2 b squad CHEERLEADERS ROW 2+ : ROW 3: ROW 2 : ROW 1: T. Moore, K. Vandertie, D. Spude, D. Olson, D. Olson, L.DeNamur, W.Gigot, I. DeKeyser. F. Pierre, K. Pavlik, H. DeKeyser, L. Jadin, J. DeBouche, L. Bosman, L. Lampereur. Mr. Buth, G. Griep, P. Neuville, B. Turba, R. Franda, D. Lardinois, C. DeNamur, Mr. McQuoid. R. LeMense, K.Karnitz, R.Tassoul, L. Pavlik, W. Rosinsky, E. Vandenhouten 43 TOP HOW; N. Maedke, M. Schuyler, C. Pierre. BOTTOM ROW; A. Mallien, B. Lessuise, T, Gerondale , R. Rosinsky. ROW 3: R.LeMense, R.Tassoul, L.Pavlik, R.Pranda, M.Destree, A.Baudhuin, V.Maccoux, D.Olson, C.DeNamur, D.Lardinois. ROW 2: L. Lampereur, D. Kerscher, R. Rass, D. Olson. E. Vandenhouten, L. Maccoux, K. Wautlet, F. Pierre. ROW 1: G. Griep, R. Rosinsky, P. Neuville, B. Wagner, W. Rosinsky, G. Fontaine, R. Delorit, K. Karnitz. Won Lost BRUSSELS 6 1 ROOSEVELT 6 1 FORESTVILLE p 2 FAIRLAND L 3 MAPLEWOOD 3 U TORNADO 3 U GARDNER 1 0 FOUR CORNERS 0 7 ROW lj|.: ROW 3: ROW 2: ROW 1: G. Guilette , J. Engebose , M. Lardinois, A. Turba, B. Mathey, G. S. DeClark. M. Wautier, K. DeKeyser, E. LaLuzerne, M. Virlee, C. Wautlet, C. DeNamur, G. Fabry, L. Klessig, R. Mallien, G. Delveaux, J. Wautlet. J. Zepherin, K. Fabry, N, Guth, R. Vandertie, K. DeJardin, LaLuzerne , P. Pierre. V. Louis, S, LeRoy. k7 I -i 7 - RO ' N p cW 3 • q N 2 ' s B s 1 j.Da vld ‘ ' RHf c w r pena®° r i VJauti 0 c .DeRe?� er j’. B et ff % I� ern N r 4 ia .W 8 ’« %0.3- er i e T e ser ' ce il e 1 , s - DaV D 3 ana � liert. - D , L . r ° 6 tut , n °i . s3 ,lil, G- Van .Del veaU ' ’ f j- c ' a r a J- Vand t � . � • - l- l:rr V?Sae ® ' ’ KOVJ It VvaSe W yi . ' «autiet •.VaTtder 16 c fr ZAT OpQfZbl 0 sl NT MS’S KARAJ TZ 1+8 MRS. LINDfCKC U9 Donors LEVITAS, Green Bay, Wisconsin NELSON MACHINERY CO., Green Bay, Wisconsin GMACK APPLIANCE, Green Bay, Wisconsin DEHN ' S ICE CREAM SHOP, Green Bay, Wisconsin AMERICAN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., Green Bay, Wisconsin BOSTWICK GARAGE IMPLEMENT, Green Bay, Wisconsin CLIFFORD GIGOT, Dyckesville, Wisconsin FRED DE MEUSE, Dyckesville, Wisconsin DR. H. G. 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