Buckley Community High School - Oracle Yearbook (Buckley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1952 volume:

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Vf' 1,7 -2 Y , ,, Y-, c1 Ice- Q M X x ,xv I GXQYKJCL EYYQ eHo,l uf1xffnf'Yv MARIAN BLANCK Band 2, 3, 4 Band Letter 3,4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 4 ' Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer Vice-President 2 Student Council 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Oralce 4 Bugle 3 ALLAN CRAWFORD Mixed Chorus 1 Class Play 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 3 B Club 1, 4 GLENDA EYRE Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Oracle 4 Buglf-3,4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Pueen Candidate 1 B Clvb 3, 4 CAROLE GEHLE Cirls' Chcrus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer President 1 Vice-President 3 Student Council 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4 Librarian 2 Oracle Assistant Editor 4 Bugle Assistant Editor 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 President 3, 4 PEGGY HUGHES Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4 Ensemble 4 Class Plays 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 4 G.A.A. 1, 3 junior Orchesis 3 Band 1 DONALD HULL Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 F.F.A, 4 Rod and Gun Club 3, B Club 4 MARILYN JANSSEN Band 1 4 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Student Council Z F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 3, 4 Ensemble 4 SELDA LUHRSEN Gfrls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Ensemble 4 F.H.A. 1, Z, 3 Librarian 4 Oracle 4 Class Plays 3, 4 RUTH LUSTFELDT Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus l, 2 Class Officer Vice-President 4 F.H.A. l, Z, 3 Oracle 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Librarian 4 Class Plays 3, 4 B Club l, 2 4 4 Senior Activities RUTH JANSSEN Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Er'fem le 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4 F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Liltrarian l, 2, 3 Oracle Edircr 4 Buale 2. 3, 4 Editor 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 DAR Award 4 jOHN MARTIN Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Sttdent Council 3, 4 President 4 F.F.A. 1, 3, 4 Oracle 4 B Clrb 4 MAURICE SEGGEBRUCH Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Band Letter 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 4 Class Officer President 2 Student Council 1 Red and Gun Club 2, 3, 4 Oracle 4 B Club 4 DARLENE SCHEIWE Band l, 2 Band Letter 3, 4 Virls' Chorus 1, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4 Fnseml-le l, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer Histcrian l Student Council 4 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Oracle l, 2, 4 Bugle l, 2, 3, 4 Ass'stant Editor 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Queen Candidate 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Halloween Festival Chairman 4 B Club 3, 4 NORMA WEBER Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus' I, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Officer Vice-Presicfenr 1 President 3 Student Council 1, 3 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 3, 4 BILL WELSENBARN Band 1, 2, 3 Band Letter' 5, 4 Mixed Chorus lr, 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Class Office: President 4 Student Council 1, 4 Vice-President 4 Rod and Guin Club 2, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 4 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Baskebballl 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 B Club 2, 3, 42 GWEN WINTERSTEIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Letter 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus I,,2A, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I,. 2',, 3, 4 Ensemble l, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 2, 3, 4' Class Otiicer Secretary-Treasurer l, 2 F.H.A. I, 2', 3, 4 Oracle 4 Bugle 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor' 4' Cheerleader 3,. 4 Spanish Clubf 3, 4f B Club 3, 4 Senior Class History On September 1,.1948, our class of 1952 entered BCHS as frightened fresh- men. We were treated as inferiors until the day of our initiation, September l7, when we were initiated by the mighty seniors to become full-fledged members of this high school. Under the leadership of Carole Gehle, class president, Nor- ma Weber, vice-president, Gwen Winterstein, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. C. L. Norton, sponsor, our freshmen year was quite prosperous. Most of our income came from the queen contest at the Halloween Festival, where our candidate, Glenda Eyre, placed second. Our first class function consisted of a return party for the seniors. In the fall of 1949, our class again entered the portals of BCHS, not as frightened freshmen, but as saucy sophomores. However, we were minus two members, Ardene Dippel and Allan Crawford. One vacancy was filled by a newcomer, john Martin. Class officers for the year were: Maurice Seggebruch, president, Marian Blanck, vice-president, Gwen Winterstein, secretary-treasurer. We held two class parties that year. The first one was a farewell party for the seniors, the other, a weiner roast for the class members and sponsor, Miss De Luka. As juniors, we came back to school with the hopes of a successful prom. All our efforts went for that purpose. At the Halloween Festival, we conducted a profitable food stand. We also sold candy and pop at basketball games to make money for the coming event. However, our class play Mamas Baby Boyn was our largest source of income. Plans for the prom and banquet began soon after the opening of school. After much deliberation, the Dutch theme was selected. The outstanding high- light consisted of a large Dutch windmill, where the punch was served. Lyle Mitchell furnished music for the occasion. ln our estimation, the banquet and Senior Class History fContim4edl prom were very successful. We received much help from our sponsor, Miss jean Sullivan, and our class officers were: Norma Weber, presidentg Carole Gehle, vice-president, and Ruth Janssen, secretary-treasurer. Wfhen we returned to school August 30, 1951, as Seniors, we realized that this would be our last year in BCHS. Our Senior class consisted of sixteen mem- bers, since Allan Crawford and' Peggy Hughes joined us' this year. Mrs. Hike and Mr. Yates were our class sponsors. Our class officers were: HillfWeisenf barn, president, Ruth Lustfeldt, vice-president, and Ruth Janssen, secretary- treasurer. At the Halloween Festival, we conducted the cake ralfles to make money for the Senior trip. Plans are now being made for a class play robe given on April 18, and for the Senior trip to Chicago from May 30 to June 1. We are also looking forward to the big day, our graduation on May 23, 1952, with hope and sadness-hope for a bright future and sadness that we will no longer be together as a class. We are proud of our high school records in sports, music, and organization memberships. We hope that we will remain as a memory in the high school--just as the memory of our high school will remain with us. Last Will And Testament of the Senior Class We, the Seniors, of the city of Buckley, county of Iroquois, and state of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I, Allan Crawford, will my parking spots to my brother, Richard. I, Marian Blanck, will my ability to flirt to Ruth Sprehe. I, Carole Gehle, will my long hair to Kay Eyre. I, Glenda Eyre, will my cheerleading ability to Linden Boman. I Marilyn Janssen, will my shapely figure to Jean Janssen. 7 I, Donald Hull, will my girls to the junior boys. I, Ruth Janssen, will my ability to argue to Gerald Harweger. I, Darlene Scheiwe, will my ability to study to Roger Weber. I, John Martin, will my ability to one arm driving to Gordon Coupland. I, Bill Weisenbarn, will my athletic figure to Gerald Theesfeld. I, Norma Weber, will my place on the sofa to Clarice Janssen, but not with Jim. I, Peggy Hughes, will my ability to attract sophomore boys to one of the sophomore girls. I, Maurice Seggebruch, will my corny jokes to Tom Zunkel. I, Selda Luhrsen, will my quietness to Ronald Weber. I, Ruth Lustfeldt, will my giggles to Judy Luebchow. I, Gwen Winterstein, will my ability to write letters to Lillian Janssen. We, the class of '52, will our reputation of being gossips, troublemakers, and in general the worst class in history, to the class of '55 To the teachers, we will our comic books, especially those dealing with romance. We hope they make good use of them. In Witness Thereof, We, the Senior Class of 195 2, the testators, have set our hands and seal hereto this 23rd day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two. 119523. Who's Who In Class Of '52 Senior boy rnost likely to succeed-John Martin. Senior girl most likely to succeed-Darlene Scheiwe. Prettiest senior girl-Peggy Hughes. Best looking senior boys-Bill Weisenbarn and John Martin Wittiest senior-Bill Weisenbarn. Class singer-Carole Gehle. Most argumentive senior-Marian Blanck. Most bashful senior-Don Hull. The future bride-Ruth Lustfeldt. Class romeo-Bill Weisenbarn. Class farmer-John Martin. Senior with largest appetite-Selda Luhrsen. Most stubborn senior-Carole Gehle. Class joker-Bill Weisenbarn. Jolliest seniors-Norma Weber and Glenda Eyre. Class carpenter-Bill Weisenbarn. Most talkative senior girl-Carole Gehle. Most talkative senior boy-Maurice Seggebruch. Class athlete-Bill Weisenbarn. Future secretary-Ruth Janssen. Slimrnest senior-Ruth Janssen. Future teacher-Gwen Winterstein. Class cook-Selda Luhrsen. Politest senior girl-Peggy Hughes, Politest senior boy-Allan Crawford. Future artist-Gwen Winterstein. Class writer-Darlene Scheiwe. Class flirt-Marian Blanck. Senior girl with best figure-Peggy Hughes. Prettiest hair-Carole Gehle. Prettiest eyes-Gwen Winterstein. Best dressed girl-Carole Gehle. Best dressed boy-Bill Weisenbarn. Sweetest smile-Peggy Hughes. Future homemaker-Marilyn Janssen. The Oracleis Prophecy May 17, l952 Dear Diary: It feels pretty good to be back in the old home town after being away for ten years. The time seems to have passed swiftly, and so many things have changed. As I write you, dear diary, I am back for the Buckley Alumni Banquet and Dance. You do not know what it does to one to come back to old acquain- tances and talk to them! The past ten years of my life have been eventful, but it is always good to be back in the home town. First, I saw Peggy Hughes Johnston, who came to our class in her senior year. She and john are living in Champaign, Illinois, where John is coaching the famous Fighting Illini. Peg and john have two little Indians to coach along the sidelines. Peg was voted to have the best figure in her senior year, and she still looks trim. I was shocked to see that Marian Blanck was still single. She was voted to be the class flirt and still is. She hasn't lost any of her skill in leading the men a merry chase. She still has at least three or four of them on her trail. Glenda Eyre and her husband were there also. After leaving high school, Glenda became a nurse and practiced nursing for seven years, after which she married Dr. Pain. She quit working after the new addition to the family ar- rived, a little girl named Linda Sue. I received a letter from another former classmate, Carole Gehle, telling me that she would be unable to attend the Alumni celebration. By the way, she is working as a model in an exclusive shop in Hollywood. After her graduation from high school, she married Ray Wells, and they have a modern bungalow in Sunny California. A The 0racle's Prophecy CCOntimzed1 Maurice Seggebruch quit farming with his father and went to Hollywood. He can currently be seen in Tune-up Time. I hear that he is very serious about a cute little Hollywood dame, Hot Canary. Marilyn Janssen has really gone big time. She is the private secretary of General Ridgway. A certain G. I. has his eye on her, so we hear. Those com- merce subjects she took in high school have really helped her. Gwen came down to Buckley from Chicago where she had finished 2 suc- cessful season, replacing Sonja Henie. Gwen Winterstein is known around the world as being the first person to combine ice-skating and singing. Allan Crawford has also gone to the top. He is beginning his first termas President of the United States. Girls, you still have a chance because he is not yet married. QLucky Allan.J Norma Weber has organized a National Girls' Softball Team of which she is President. I hear they are a great success. She is also married to james Decker, and they reside in New York City where he is the head of a business firm. An announcement has just been made! Lt. Commander Bill Wleisenbarn .of the American Legion, Post 363, will be guest speaker at the Legion Carnival. Bill received many medals and tributes in the last war and was named the most needed and important soldier in his division. He is also married to the former Diane Shilts of Paxton. Ruth Janssen, after graduation, went to work at Chanute Field doing Civil Service work. There she met a handsome and high-ranking air force man to whom she is now married. She is still working on the field. The Oraele's Prophecy C Continued J Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Scheiwe told me that they had received word that their daughter, Darlene, who is buyer for Marshall Field and Company, is now in Paris buying the latest designs, She, too, is married while working. Her hus- band is Jim Fox who is on assignment in the Mediterranean. Donald Hull is our Fuller Brush man. He follows the rule that Once you get the foot in the door, you're in for it, He has been very successful along this line. On the side he is selling books to women entitled, 'lHow to Get a Man and Keep Him. Selda Luhrsen went to Junior College at River Forest in the fall of 1952. After her graduation she began teaching the little kiddies at St. Johnis Lutheran School. I hear she is a wonderful teacher. John Martin was always a good agricultural student while in high school. After school, he attended the University of Illinois and became an agriculture teacher. John is married to a beautiful girl and they have six darling brats. I, Ruth Lustfeldt, immediately after graduation, joined the WAVES so that I would be able to do work similar to Marvin's. Luckily, we both happen to be on the USS Segourney and are now happily married. Well, diary, my hands are getting the writer's cramp telling you the various activities of my former schoolmates. It was a wonderful opportunity being able to see so many civilians that I knew. I am once again aboard the USS Segourney surrounded by gobs, but I am still thinking of all of my classmates. Good night, dear diary. Ensign Ruth Lustfeldt Dettmering, Secretary Admiral King NAME Marian Blanck Allan Crawford Glenda Eyre Carole Gehle Peggy Hughes Don Hull Marilyn Janssen Ruth Janssen Selda Luhrsen Ruth Lustfeldt john Martin Darlene Scheiwe Maurice Seggebruch Norma Weber William Weisenbarn Gwen Winterstein NICKNAME Sis HAI., Joann Slim Mpeg. Don Slugger Fatso Shorty Lover Girl Johnny Dar .1 rr 1. Maurie Norm', Bill Gwenny Senior Review BIRTHDAY Feb. 16, 1934 jan. 13, 1934 Nov. 21, 1934 Sept. 7, 1934 Oct. 17, 1934 july 29, 1934 Aug. 3, 1934 July 3, 1934 Nov. 20, 1954 Sept. 6, 1934 Aug. 20, 1934 June 24, 1934 june 28, 1934 April 18, 1934 Sept. 8, 1933 Oct. 22, 1953 PET PEEVE 'iMertl' The Plymouth Chemistry Cars Fords Sister School Sisters Sister Cheve Freshman Cheve No! Sophomore Boys When Bob takes the car to work Men SONG Wonder Whyn Sin UH., Jealousy Sound OHM Out of Breath Because of You FAVORITE EXPRESSION You don't say Is that a fact Hi Babe, whatcha doin You devil Oh! 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Home D-Hull K Hem-+1-e 1 X M. ?V fi AC TIVITIES 31 Calendar 1951 August 30 School begins September 3 Labor Day No School 14 Freshman Welcome Party 17 Senior Pictures taken 18 Faculty Board Banquet October 5 FHA initiation 9 FHA FFA Weiner roast 11 End of 1st six weeks 19 Junior play Halloween festival November 13 FHA FFA party 21 End of 2nd six weeks 22 Thanksgiving vacation December 3 County music festival at Ashkum 20 FHA Christmas party 21 Christmas vacation begins of Events - 1952 January 3 School resumes 11 End of 1st semester 29 County Tournament begins February 22 End of 4th six weeks 27 District Tournament begins March 3 Regional tourney begins ' 31 End of 5th six weeks April 3 Athletic Banquet 5 District Music Chorus contest 18 Senior play 25 Spring concert May 10 junior-Senior prom 12 Band Festival at Onarga 21-22 Final exams 23 Commencement 30 Senior trip Girls' Chorus Left to right-Fin! Row: Darlene Scheiwe, Clarice Janssen, Esther Weber, Miss Wright, Kathryn Martin, Selda Luhrsen, Violet Krumwiede. , Second Rowf. Ruth Janssen, Gwen Winterstein, Glenda Janssen, Judy Luebchow, Wanda Atte- berry, Kay Eyre, Lillian Janssen, Norma Weber. Third Row: Betty Ennen, Ellen Wagner, Carole Gehle, Donna Downing, Marilyn Janssen, Marian Blanck, Evelyn Knuth, Peggy Hughes. Fourth Row: Dorothy Gudeman, Elaine Niemann, Janet Luebchow, Carol Hull, Ruth Sprehe, Barbara Schaumburg, Arliss Dippel, Benita Poppe, Sandra Stinebring. Band Left to 'right-Fin! Row: Valerie Steiner, Kay Eyre, Dorothy Gudeman, Gwen Winterstein, Marian Blanck, Joan Ehresrnan, Mary Schaumburg, Bruce Steiner, Ellen Wagner, Diane Knueppel, Judy Luebchow, Esther Weber. Second Row: Elaine Niemann, Virginia Ward, Wanda Billingsly, Ronnie Martin, Elizabeth Young, Glenn Walters, Ronnie Boyer, Stanley Martin, Rosemary Knueppel, Karen Kottlce, Harold Gronewold, Thomas Zunkel, Jerry Stinebring, Delbert Steiner, Gail Renken, Maurice Seggebruch, Miss Wright, Wanda Atteberry, Clarice Janssen, Barbara Schaumburg, Bob Yonke, Donald Irving, Marlene Niemann. Boys' Chorus Left to right-Fin! Row: David Crawford, Ronald Schumacher, Bob DeAtley, Keith Hartke, Wayne Weber, Miss Wright. Second Row: Derald Brackmann, Linden Boman, John Johnston, Gordon Seggebruch, Donald Scheiwe, Harold Gronewold. Third R ow: Dick Crawford, Ronald Tobeck, Delbert Steiner, Maurice Seggebruch, Dave Hull, Don Hull, Earl Rust. l 94. .l 73 ,. Q 8 5 00- ,Q 6 1 B Club Left to fight-Fin: Row: David Crawford, Bill Young, John Martin, Darlene Scheiwe, Bill Weisenbarn, Jerry Ditman, Lee Cordes, Mr. Blecke. Second Row: Donald Scheiwe, John Johnston, Thomas Zunkel, Glenda Eyre, Gwen Winterstein, Jim Decker, Kenneth Dettrnering, Harold Atkins. Third Row: Dave Hull, Allan Crawford, Kay Eyre, Betty Ennen, Ruth Lustfeldt, Don Hull, Gordon Coupland, Ardell Goetting. Librarians Left to right-Fmt Row: Darlene Scheiwe, Ruth Lustfeldt, Selda Luhrsen, Miss Nelson. Second Row: Betty Ennen, Elaine Niemann, Joan Ehresman, Ruth Sprehe, Jean Janssen, Judy Luebchow. Band Letter Club Left to right-Fin! Row: Esther Weber, Marian Blanck, Joan Ehresman, Judy Luebchow, Barbara Schaum- burg, Elaine Niemann, Wanda Atteberry, Clarice Janssen. Second Row: Darlene Scheiwe, Bill Weisenbarn, Dorothy Gudeman, Maurice Seggebruch, Kay Eyre, Tom Zunkel, Gwen Winterstein, Harold Gronewold, Miss Wright. 5 900 if 1 Junior Play Left to right-Firrt Row: Gordon Coupland. Second Row: , Benita Poppe, Violet Krumwiede, Lillian Janssen, John Johnston, Jim Decker, Donald Scheiwe, Esther Weber, Betty Ennen, Ellen Wagner, Jeannette Hartke. Third Row: Earl Rust, Richard Crawford, Lonnie Garrelts, Bill Young, Miss Nelson, Kenneth Dettmering, John Martin, Janet Luebehow, Arliss Dippel, Elaine Niemann. Ensemble Lefl to rigbt-Firrl Row: Miss Wright, Clarice Janssen, Violet Krumwiede, Lillian Janssen. Second Row: Esther Weber, Judy Luebchow, Ellen Wagner, Sandra Stinebring. Third Row: Donna Downing, Betty Ennen, Dorothy Gudernan, Barbara Schaumburg, Arliss Dippel. Senior Play Left to right-Firrt Row: Allan Crawford, Don Hull, Gwen Winterstein. Second Row: Ruth Janssen, Carole Gehle, Marilyn Janssen, Darlene Scheiwe. Third Row: Maurice Seggebruch, Norma Weber, Marian Blanck, John Martin, Bill Weisenbarn, Miss Nelson, Selda Luhrsen, Ruth Lustfeldt, Peggy Hughes, Glenda Eyre. 5 'B Bugle Staff Left to right-Fin! Row: Bill Weisenbarn, Darlene Scheiwe, Gwen Winterstein, Tom Zunkel, Ruth Janssen Gordon Coupland, Marilyn Janssen. Second Row: Lillian Janssen, Esther Weber, Norma Weber, Mrs. Hike, Miss Nelson, Selda Luhr- sen, Ruth Lustfeldt, Carole Gehle, Peggy Hughes, Glenda Eyre. Student Council Left lo right-Fifi! Row: Carole Gehle, Mr. Yates, John Martin, Darlene Scheiwe, Bill Weisenbarn, Kay Eyre, Gordon Coupland, Marian Blanck. Second Row: John Johnston, Jim Decker, Wayne Wfeber, Dave Hull, Betty Ennen, Tom Zunkel, Violet Krumwiede, Linden Bornan, Oracle Staff Left to righi-Fin! Row: Mrs. Hike, Carole Gehle, Ruth Janssen, Glenda Eyre, Gwen Winterstein, Marian Blanck, Bill Weisenbarn, John Martin. Second Row: Selda Luhrsen, Darlene Scheiwe, Ruth Lustfeldt, Peggy Hughes, Norma Weber, ' Marilyn Janssen, Maurice Seggebruch, Allan Crawford, Don Hull, a if an- uv? F. H. A. Left to right-Fmt Row: Marilyn Janssen, Betty Ennen, Miss Casebier, Peggy Hughes, Ellen Wagner. Second Row: Gwen Winterstein, Jean Janssen, Carole Gehle, Marian Blanck, Ruth Janssen, Norma Weber. Third Row: Darlene Scheiwe, Glenda Eyre, Esther Weber, Lillian Janssen, Clarice Janssen, Kathy Martin. Fourth Row: Glenda Janssen, Judy Luebchow, Dorothy Gudeman, Jeannette Hartke, Wanda Atteberry, Evelyn Knuth. Fifth Row: Joan Ehresman, Carol Hull, Ruth Sprehe, Barbara Schaumburg, Janet Luebchow, Sandra Stinebring, Kay Eyre. F. F. A. Left to right-Firrt Row: Donald Tobeck, Virgil Niemann, Harold Atkins, John Johnston, Linden Boman, Mr. Steffen, Earl Rust. Second Row: Gerald Harweger, Roger Weber, Ronald Schumacher, Wayne Weber, Melvin Bane. Third Row: Bill Young, Harold Gronewold, John Martin, Larry Young. Fourth Row: Gordon Seggebruch, Kenneth Dettmering, Jim Decker, Arnold Hethke. Fifzh Row.- Roger Kuester, Ronald Weber, Gerald Theesfeldt, Lonnie Garrelts, Delbert Steiner, Donald Hull. 6 Sl vi V -5 ffl E1 Nfxf ATHLETICS WMS' W5 ,grub-v If AC.?,pf. . if Basketball Basketball Statistics CUp to Cissna Park Camel NAME Weisenbarn Johnston . Crawford .. Ditman Coupland ,,... Goetting Decker . Hull Dave . . Zunkel .. ,,.. . . Dettmering .. .. Garrelts 11716751-BCIiS 11720751-BCllS 11727751-BCIJS 11730151-Bciis 127 4751-BCIiS 12711751-BCliS 12714751-BCHS 12718751-BCIIS 12721751-BCIIS 17 87524-Bcxas 1711752-BCHJS 1715752-Bclis 1718752-BCllS 1722752-BCHJS 1725752-BCHJS 27 5752-BCIJS 27 8752-BCIiS 2712752-BCH1S 2719752-BCHS 5722752 BCI-IS 45 59 52 51 60 54 47 61 65 60 52 60 46 72 47 24 41 55 69 F.T. 80 84 48 54 51 7 10 -4 0 1 0 Pct. .522 .558 418 .555 251 .544 .192 .260 .575 .182 .111 Conference Tournament 127 5751-BCHS 65 Donovan C ounty Touirnanzenl -BCHS 61 BCHS 12 BCHS 41 BCHS 41 Wellington Cissna Park Gilman Central Fonrlb Place Trophy Record up to 2715752 SA. F .G. 500 161 255 84 154 55 . 142 50 145 55 52 1 1 26 5 .. 27 7 8 5 1 1 2 9 1 Basketball Results Crescent City 58 Rob-Thaw 48 Wellington 47 Donovan 52 Stockland 51 Sheldon 45 Paxton 44 Loda 47 1f29f?f naeisuy eo 1f01fP5 Donovan 62 24 1455 Loda 58 2,7 215- Wellington 57 Cissna Park 63 Stockland 54 Onarga 58 Rob-Thaw 48 Crescent City 44 Cissnn Park 42 Paxton 85 Sheldon Won 11, Lost 15 Baseball Fall Baseball Record September 14, 1951 Buckley 18 Stockland September 18, 1951 Buckley 4 Donovan September 21, 1951 Buckley 17 Wellington September 26, 1951 Buckley 15 Sheldon September 28, 1951 Buckley 10 Crescent October 2, 1951 Buckley 3 Loda October 5 1951 Buckley S Cissna Park September 14-Buckley Trompr Stocbliznd 18,0 Buckley traveled to Stockland and won its first game of the season Bill Weisenbarn entered the High School Hall of Fame by pitching a no-hit, no-run game. Don Hull hit the first home run of the season. September I8-Buckley Stops Donovan 4-0 Donovan came to Buckley in hopes of defeating them, but went home de- feated. The batteries for Buckley were Weisenbarn and Zunkel. September 21-Buckley Riiny Oifer Wellington Buckley, winning its third in a row, beat Wellington 17-1. John Johnston pitched a one-hit game. September 25-Buckley Trompf Sbelilon Buckley collected its fourth win in four games by beating Sheldon 15-0. Bill Weisenbarn gave up only one hit, while Buckley collected three. Two of these hits were home runs by Bill Weisenbarn and Don Hull. September 28-Buckley Stopf Crescent City Z0-2 Crescent City came to Buckley in hopes of putting an end to Buckley's winning streak, but were unable to do so. Crescent collected two hits while Buckley collected ten. Johnston gave up only two hits in his second mound win. October 2-Buckley Beaty Lode 3-O Buckley won its sixth in a row by beating Loda. The hits were even, two apiece, but Buckley made their hits at the right time and collected three runs. The battery for Buckley was Weisenbarn and Zunkel. October 5-Buckley ufinf title by defeating Cisfnn Park Buckley ended its season undefeated by beating Cissna Park S to 3. This was the seventh straight victory for Buckley without a defeat under the coach- ing of Mr. Blecke. K Baseball Left lo right-Fin! Row: David Crawford, Roger Kuester, Kenneth Dettmering, Donald Hull, Dave Hull, Ardell Goetting, Bill Weisenbarn, Tom Zunkel, Jim Decker, john Johnston, jerry Ditrnan, Mr. Blecke, Bill Young. Second Row: Lynn Krumwiede, Lee Cordes, Harold Gronewold, Keith Hartke, Robert Koritz, Richard Crawford, Allan Crawford, Gail Renken, Donald Scheiwe, Derald Brack- mann, Bob DeAtley, Melvin Bane, Gerald Harweger. .1 . V J I 4 Cheerleaders Left lo rigbl-Fin! Row: Glenda Eyre, Gwen Winterstein, Kay Eyre, Darlene Scheiwe. Basketball Left to 'fight-Fimf Row: Jerry Ditman, John Johnston, Thomas Zunkel, Dave Hull, Gordon Coupland, Allan Crawford, Ardell Goetting, Kenneth Dettmering, James Decker, Bill Weisenbarn. Second Row: Gerald Harweger, Derald Brackmann, Linden Boman, Gail Renken, Mr. Blecke, John Martin, Donald Scheiwe, Lynn Krumwiede, David Crawford. Thin! Row: William Young, Robert Koritz, Donald Hull, Maurice Seggebruch, Lonnie Garrelts, Ronald Weber, Harold Gronewold, Lee Cordes. G' -v 5 l ff I I Yen Rebound S 'feaely , 'fl , , ,, 5 ' 5 ff -, ?tJ' . -f may ' 2 - A N 'gn , ,, .::,f 1 ,. .T. l -, 11- ,:.m , , 1 55: M if ' - ' - .3 -, Rxikl' un. +HQr'6'..Billl lq'noHxex- Baa-wma. SHN' Looks Golgi- 1 o . nr TA ffff Y , , E - -.E - ff' 'f' ', I ' ' fV-' 1 L js.. ' Q' 1 V ig?-ai: Q L, A f Wx 1 xl 'J ' 'V-'ull - Q 5 L1 wh fi Q' I .n I Y We - Z .7-iff' :gif fi L ... , I ' of Hn MT' Q X RQOAY, E'Xev'cisel V fn f Y ' ' Ve? ,iYf,I'l40-+'S +A!-na ? ' i ' ' , I 'px' . ada l Wh ' A 4... E A xiufiyfhg? 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