Cadott High School - Saga Yearbook (Cadott, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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X ITU ZFWCDF1 'X IGN mE -73 Q91 Ln 3 Z CADOTT K .N I 82 I 57 I-HGH SCHOOL 'rf' ' R 'l a 9 FOREWORD K Only once IS an annrversary annual representrng 75 years of achrevement edrted We are proud to have been appornted co edrtors and rn an attempt to please you have gurded the staff rn accumulatmg the 1958 Dramond Jubilee Saga contents Realrzrng therr perseverances we are much rndebted to and wrsh to thank rndrvrdually each staff member for hrs many contrrbutrons Our thanks are also extended to fellow students alumm communrty members admrnrstrators and our faculty from whom we have also recerved extensrve cooperauon To our yearbook advrsor whose tolerance patrence and gurdance rn advrsrng us have been extremely apprecrated we stncerely thank you Mrs Gumz As thrs book has been desrgned rn a new manner to tnclude the past present and future of Cadott Hrgh School we hope we have fulfrlled tts purpose May you en1oy many moments of recollectron thoughts of today and glrmpses rnto tomorrow 99 A-21.-pe! B NA S Oc , ' L R ,, Q' EO EH A RS EA UE NU AE s LP T BLE OF CONTENTS Presentauon Eduor s Foreword Dedlcauon THE PAST Cadott W1scons1n Cadott Hrgh School THE PRESENT Prrncrpal s Message Board of Educauon Admrmstrauve Staff Faculty Senlors Junrors Sophomores Freshmen Orgamzatrons Publxcauons Speech Proms and Dramond Jubllee Ball Athleucs School Calendar Magazlne Dnve Behmd C H S Doors THE FUTURE Elementary grades 1n Annexed Schools Fauvxew Hendry Progresswe Cadott Page 9 20 ' 1 ' ' 2 ' ' 4 , ' ' 6-8 ' ' ' 22 ' 24 ' ' ' 25-26 4 28-32 ' 34-46 ' 48-50 52-54 56-59 ' ' 62-70 ' ' 72-74 Music 76-82 84-86 ' ' 88-92 ' 94-100 102-103 ' ' 104 ' . . . 105-106 ' 108-117 ' ' 118-119 120-121 ' 122-124 EWR!! WWW 4 M f'N :sung if It rs altogether frttmg that we the Saga staff dedrcate rhrs Dlamond Jubrlee edrtxon of the Saga to all those alumnr ex students and teachers who have often passed through the doors of Cadott Hrgh School. We are sure each of these has numerous recollections of days spent here. 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I .?...-- .,-.-....... 0 I . . . . . - 1 1 A ,a BX AYQQXN 1882 I957 X: 000 ex qyi ' ff XTX XV CADOTT WISCONSIN yOU UPC I70W 2 Z! tt ,J-r ITS EARLY HISTORY The hrstory of Cadott began 119 years ago when a half breed Indian Jean Baptiste Cadotte who had served with the Bnush rn the War of 1812 settled rn this area rn 1838 Though he left three winters later the place retained the name of Cadotte Falls In 1858 Mr Robert Marnner became probably the first permanent settler After the termination of his service in the Civrl War as Provost Marshal for part of Minnesota later near the srte of our present old bridge Mr Marnner s wife came here rn 1869 and was the frrst white woman to reside within the village lrmrts Messrs Monat Gungel and Rabbies completed a tannery in 1866 In 1875 R Kaiser opened the first store The village was platted that same year In 1876 a heading mrll was set up Robert Marnner was more or less the overseer of the village Wrth Mary Hoard as tts first rnstructress a log cabin elementary SCh00l was opened in 1868 In 1873 Marnner was appointed Cadott's frrst postmaster In 1880 the railroad came first the Wisconsin Central later bought out by the Soo Line Also that year the Clark Mfg Company formerly of DePere built a hub and spoke factory where the present Lacma s Lumber Mill stands That same year the benefit society known as the Scrap Brother hood Company was formed and a spacious hall was built in 1884 for their use It was the center of actr MARRINER S DAM vrty until rt was destroyed by fire 9 and Wisconsin, he built a dam on the river in 1865. A bridge was built there a year Aerlal Vrew of Cadott rn the good old days In 1881 W S Munroe establrshed the frrst paper The Cadott Record In 1890 J A Barrager appropnated the paper and entrtled rt The Cadott Blade M P Stewart IH 1914 changed the name to The Cadott Sentrnel as we know rt today A steam saw mrll was begun tn 1883 by Dan Clark and W S Munroe There soon sprang up four hotels the Commercral House the Cadott House the Central House and Cadott s Anon Orchestra attempts to save the west bustnesses were rn vaxn, The vrllage was tncorporated rn 1895 At present the popula tron rs 791 The presrdent rs Mr A C B1ornstad and Robert Couey rs the clerk and treasurer the Unron Boardrng House whtch became qurte well known. Horsetradrng reached Us peak at the tum of the century wrth the Hardy brothers Brlly Clark and r.he Barney brothers as leadmg frgures In Apnl of 1914 came a heart breakrng blow to the vlllage when a small fue whrch started rn Wolter's Hardware Store wrped out half of Marn street destroyed nrne busrnesses caused serrous losses to fourteen people plus mmor damage to stores All An Early Cadott Scene Main Street Facing North Now that the colorful hrstory of Cadott has been summartzed let us agarn turn back the pages of trme to begm the story of another aspect of the vrllage us hrgh school for as you all know dunng the current year we are celebratrng the Dramond Jubrlee annrversary of thrs rnstrtutron Marn Street Facmg South 'F Y' U . . . -- . . I I ' 1 I .,.g.. .ff- , ' , I V -o -'gil'-P l I I no 4 ' -r to 3 l fl ll ryan CADCTT HIGH SCHGOL 75 YEAR OF GROWTH In the frve years precedmg 1880 the cruzens of thrs small communrty gave serrous thought to the need for educauon beyond that of the elementary level About 1880 people rn thrs area from all walks of lrfe drscussed the pro s and con's of a secondary educauon Some held that the Three Rs were good enough for anyone Most of these opposmonrsts though had l1ttle or no educauon themselves and thus d1dn't deem rt necessary to contrnue school after the completxon of the grades Others who proved to be the maJonty contended that therr chrldren boys and grrls alrke should be grven equal ample opportunlty for a thorough educatron complete 1n every aspect. They belreved qurte rrghtly that rt would ard rn the pursurt of a better career On December 10 1881 chalrman Alex Sherman met wrth supervrsors C B Spaeth and Ed Roycraft and wrrh the town treasurer Henry Goetz and clerk Otto Freese to drscuss the secondary school rssue After a report on the rmmedrate funds whrch could be used for a school burldrng and talkrng over such mrscellaneous rtems as hquor lrcenses and the burldrng of three new brrdges across Yellow Rrver they decrded to present a petrtron for the establrshment of a free hrgh school rn Cadott at the annual town meetrng Aprrl 4 1882 to be voted on by ballot The next spnng the electors of the town of Srgel met and voted on the petmon The result of the ballot was 91 4 rn favor of a new school Because rt took trme and money to construct a burldrng plan a currrculum and obtarn equrpment rt was not untrl January 16 1884 that the doors of the hrgh school opened for the frrst trme, wrth Frank Mrller as rts fust pnncrpal. Prror to IIS openrng, December 20 21 to be exact, 35 young people took the entrance examrnatron, whrch rncluded the vauous branches of spellrng, arrthmeuc, readrng, wrrnng, gram mar, and geography. It was a wonderful Chrrstmas present for the 29 who passed the tests. The equlpment of the new school rncluded patent seats, new blackboards, a map, a globe, and a Webster's Drctronary--quxte satrsfactory equrpment at the trme. 1 Ax ,,- . X. fr. 8 . , ,,...--H , I - -Y-'Y ,.,,,,,-uv' A Q! . -r 1 LI' ' ' ..L.. ., K -, ,,. F- ., WTF! . ' ' ' K' -. I .. rl, I I- ,, , ' X . por- . - .fa -QQ' I , - . 1 . -- ' Y ' Jw' . ' N- ' nf. -,314 la' - :A '- I 4 .,l .0 . F .,, - 'fs ' 5 7 ' ' ' Wi '. . s A 'H' ' - .A,.,, ' O O I 0 I . . . . , I ' ll I III 0 O I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O 0 I I I I O I I I I I I I I 0 - I O I I I I I In thrs three year hrgh school the average darly attendance was 14 for the frrst year Of these 11 were takrng up the common branches 12 were enrolled rn algebra or geometry 12 rn natural scrences and 14 rn the study of modern languages The prrncrpal who was the only teacher had to hear 12 recrtatrons a day He was also responsrble for the moral trarnrng and manners of hrs puprls and for the formatron of therr rrght habrts Prrncrpal Mrller recerved a salary of 5600 a year durrng the years he spent as head of the new school. On November 14 1889 Professor Churchrll then prrncrpal of the school appeared before a Jornt meetrng of the town board of Srgel and the board of educatron to present for consrderatron a lrst of plans and regulatrons for the school Those present at the trme were Messrs Dretnch and Watson of the town board and Messrs Munroe Goetz and Sherman of the school board Professor Churchrll had prepared a pamphlet rn whrch he stated school rules and regulatrons Clie belreved rn the old adage Spare the rod and sporl the chrld 3 The three years secondary course was strll rn effect The school year was set at 180 days wrth each student requrred to attend a mrnrmum oftwelve study took up marnly the study of grammar geography and arrthmetrc but also mcluded exercrses rn spellrng declamatron select readrng penmanshrp orthoepy and composrtron The second year concern ed marnly algebra U S hrstory and physrology whrle the thrrd year was grven to the study of geometry and physrcs Two terms of theory and the art of teachrng were also offered rn the thrrd year At thrs trme also a 100 volume lrbrary and lyceum features were added to the school Suggestrons for teachers were as follows Teachers should keep close watch over therr puprls not only rn school but durrng recess as well and should also rnstruct therr puprls morally as well as rrrtellectually and physrcally The teacher was to be what he would have hrs puprls become Professor Churchrll also mentroned the prevrous graduates of Cadott Hrgh School rn hrs pamphlet Of the 29 who had enrolled for the school s frrst term only two Fred Munroe and Maggre Sherman graduated rn 1887 In 1888 Edwrn Hamar Alrce Munroe and Mrnnre Wrllramson were the sole graduates. Cadott s Frrst l-lrgh School . - . , . . ' I b I 4 l . . ' . . . . i ' . . . . 1 ' l D O . I P A I . . . . . ' ' . . ' . . . . 0 A l I 0 I D . . . . . . . ,, I I - - N I , F A Q weeks. The first year of 1 I I ' 1 W n r V , . I I -A H Vi- . . . . . v ' -- - . . , . ' . Classes of 1887 and 1888 1 fThe first two classes to graduate from C,H.S.j Seated Maggre Sherman Fred Munroe Standmg Mrnnte Wrllramson Reed Munroe Nettle Batson The board approved and acclarmed Professor Church1ll's regulatrons They moved to adopt the recommended rules and course of study for hrgh school and to send a copy of them to the state supenntend ent of schools Durrng the wrnter of 1904 1905 the annex burlt rn 1886 burned down and was reburlt the same year In 1917 a new school was erected on the old srte In 1911 the pnncrpal hrs one assrstant and the erghth grade teacher taught the hrgh school, When the school was accredrted l.l'l 1912 the pnncrpal had two asslstants In 1929 two electrve subyects were added and a thtrd assrstant was engaged A musrc department was rntroduced rn 1931 and rn 1936 a musrc rnstructor was hrred A commercral teacher was engaged rn 1934 In 1938 a Smrth Hughes agrrcultural course was added to the cumculum and a home economrcs course was planned Dunng the latter half of 1938 a gymnaslum lrbrary musrc room laboratory and several locker and cloak rooms were added on the north srde of the bu1ld1ng In that year too a school bus wluch averaged nrnety mlles a day owned by the LaVrgne Company WHS fll'Sf used C0 provxde transportauon for the students Another bus was put rnto use rn 1941 at the same trme that a workshop for the agncultural students was completed Dr1ver's educatron was added rn 1949 and a full physlcal educatron program rn 1950 Thls changed C,H S from a basrc to an mtegrated hrgh school accredrted by the state of Wrsconsm Graduates of Cadott are scholastrcally elrgrble to enter colleges and other rnstrtutes of hrgher leammg In 1953 243 students were enrolled rn the grades and two new teachers a physlcal educauon Instructor and an asststant coach and sclence teacher were added numberlng the faculty at ten high school teachers four elementary grade teachers and a vocatronal agncultural mstructor At that trme the hrgh school was a state supported pubhc school . . . . . . . I I ' - 0 . . - I I I 0 I a I I I 1 I 0 I I I I . . . . - o n 3 I 0 I I I l I o 1 D I D Y 0 I 0 I O C O 9 0 Q . -- . I D . . . . -- . I I . . . . - . 0 I with a board of education consisting of Dr, H. P. Landry, clerk, Alvin Woodford, treasurer, and Herman Knitter, president. Norman Panzenhagen was principal then, and today still patiently and adeptly directs life behind school doors. ..---4 Q? Principal Norm Panzenhagen Came to Cadott in 1948 In 1952 the compulsory subyects included English 9 10 and 11 c1v1cs 9 world history 10, U S history 11 and four years of physical education Elective subJects were English 12 general mathematics algebra geometry geography general science drivers education social problems visual aids band chorus home economics and agnculture 9 10 11 and 12 The students were also active in music forensics dramat ics student organizations and sports In 1950 Mr Willard Miller was appointed the first dean of boys and Mrs Gertrude Johnson was the first dean of girls. Their successors have been Mrs Eunice Brusen William De Jung Miss Dorothy Hebert Harold Lindeman Eugene King Mrs Emma Jane Luebstorf Mrs Barbara Gosh and Alvin Hawkinson In 1954 an elementary school btulding was constructed to provide more and better facilmes for both the high school and grade school factions A beginners' Latin class was added in 1955 and the following year two years of Latin were offered Latin has now become an established department in C H S In 1955 a noon hot lunch program was instituted Students from the elementary grades and high school together with the faculty and administration have been served a tasty nounslung meal each school day noon since that time ,L 4, 4 ,, ' ik, . We ,J-I X r ,J 1, L biology, chemistry, physics, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, secretarial practice, CLASS CF I88 FRED MUNROE MAGGIE SHERMAN fi, The valedictorian of the first graduating class of C. H. S. , in 1887, is its sole stu'vivor - Fred L. Munroe, a gentleman now living 1 in well-earned retirement at Wenatchee, Washington. Through our correspondence with him, we have found him to be in gen- eral good health despite his 89 years, and living wisely and carefully in the home he and his late wife occupied. Because of his unceasing interest in his Alma Mater Graduate of 1887 IW Fred L. Munroe, 1958 , C,H.S, , his large, framed g ys, several one-year teaching certificates, and the original copy of the valedictory which he delivered at commence- sent to us, and are now some of our most important museum pieces, We consider ourselves very fortunate in having so many of the firsts from diploma, a botanical collection from hi h school da ment in 1887 have been our high school's history. Salutations t hi fi him as our first graduate. www an Drew o t s ne alumnus! We are proud to claim MAMMA.p PROC RAM . I ? 4 x K , I ' J. A Musim',4lnnlrumental, MRS Im.Xl'nsos. 1 t' . ' 5 ' V , ' ' 4 A ' 4 rx I K l'n.u't-rn, REV. WM, GALLOWAY. ' W mms,- llBil ln the Festive. Daly, SCHOOL. ESSBX,- If4llll'!Ili0ll Neresmry tmvNlxt-1-ws. FRED MUNROE. Sn bot-1. CI VI SA V1 Col stmng,7 aiustc on the' Waves, Quan:-rrrz. . g I-.smtp-. - 'Amr-rim un at-ener - MAGGIE Snnnlan. Song,- silvery Waves, CITIZENS. - Plelftrirzxtwrlos or DIPLOMAW. June 1 - - 3 P- S l.',-f Whi!P tht- Sutra are Watlrhlnuz Wei' Me. SCHUOL. l:Exr:nu'Tl0N, You are Cordially Invited. , Q .l. WWW m El. NAM, I3 v.3 ,.'.v-'A -v-v.v.v.,.,-,-'-v.,.,-,-,.v-,-,-v.-,.,.,-, .----- v .,-v- .., . , s . , s - , Y, fr Y 51 CLASS OF ISSS gh SECGND ANNUAL 5 if p El 1: 1 .kts 'P 13 ee . 1: V ' x , ,J ,f x 1- 1 15 ummsrrrtursni ,-xrrtrsts 1: ki PROC AM +2 N- '91 ' R . . li. Eg ROLL CALL if V- OF THE- - :wr-'rzrl RI Edward Hamm- l u.u'r:xz, ---- lim. Wm. Q Q 4: Alice E' Mumoe 5ll'SIl', l-,llflillg Song 01 in l . ' ' ll-i-sn'-Annlmixioxx, - - 3ilxxrsH.W1l 13 11 Minnie 5- W1111amS0f1 5?-tm.--x'0.-nl want, lg AT'- If fletsm--r'fr.grvss of civrliinim., I-lnwaun A. :Q 4: 1 Mbit'-01-i Friends un i Ulrl Times. SCRAP HALL, 1: I HFS? YI AIIUY UI' I IVIUML- JUNE 8, 1888, AT 8 OICLOCKI PI M! llrsxr. vsilmzvu. 'y 4 I P Pl ll I ,,,,,,,, The second class to Qi graduate from C. H, S, :lf You are cordially Invited. numbered three members. Ei2,2,4g4,4,-,-,4.53?33'3xAv3.-..--.3.-v3-4 ---- v -v--v-'nic-l: these only One' Mrs. J. E. Lund, nee Minnie Wil- .N.,..,.s,.,NM..M,.- , ,w..,.,.,.,...,.,.,. liamson, survives. Alert and active, in spite of her advanced years, she lives in her cozy little home in Thorp. A visit with her just before Christmas found her busy addressing cards and wrapping gifts with the zeal and interest some of us younger folks might envy, Mrs. Lund taught in the Cadott Public School in 1888-1889 and had 82 pupils in her rooml C.H,S, is the fortunate recipient of many souvenirs from her high school days. A well-preserved collection of botanical specimens, her diploma, still rolled and wrapped in the original blue ribbon, announcements and programs from the first several commencements, Mrs. Lund's first teaching certi- ficates, and several individual graduation pictures which she has treasured through the years - all are among our most treasured museum pieces now, We salute Mrs. Lund, our oldest living alumna! Then: Minnie Williamson Now: Mrs- Lund Y! 25TH C.H.S. SILVER JUBILEE CLASS - I908 - Ruth M Brown Margaret Spaeth Fay Kalser PRINCIPAL Ernest Balts Ruby Zxmm erman M B Franklm Lenme Dretnch Arthur Lotz Raymond Kyes Clara Miller Maud E Rice YEAR CLASS OF I92I Helena Bubeck Mona Hagen Willard Hme Anna Kysxlko Dons Lavelle Earl Llddell Eugene Mlada Pnnclpal T I MCGLYNN CLASS OF l923 Back row left to nghr Lawrence Karser Wenzel Bunsh Rueben Roethle Albert Gustman Iohn Agnew Second row Vemon Spaeth Idella Greene Laura Hrckey Lourse Bourger Udell Fox W1ll1arn Wondrowxtz Seated Mrldred Podhola Dons Boyea Pnncrpal Gordon MarlynSchne1der Adelme Mlada CLASS OF I927 Members of class of '27 Helen Bore Howard Gutzmer Victor Goetz Florence Harm Ray Henderson, Artless Kocher Howard Kyes Beatnce Mamner Aurella Roethle Eleanor Schnerder Marlon Svetlrk Helen Young Pnncrpal Newell Qualle 50TH .H.S. GGLDE JLIBILEE CLASS -l933- YEAR Top row left to rlght Wlllram Lucas Mma Gustman Robert Munroe Arlevah LaVxgne Robert Kalser Prmcrpal Marcella Stephan Earl Slevert Thrrd row Elame Hardy Patncra Dugal Fourth row Bemard Dletrlch Lloyd Sparkes Cathenne Nelson Douglas Sadlemeyer Emest Boettcher Bottom row Helen Goetz Vera Waldusky Joe Strand Ann Blumenthaler A gnes Rrprenskt Second row, from top: Frank Grammond, Elizabeth Svoma, Paul Rosenberg, PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL CADOTT WISCONSIN ddd .7 IIT' Cadott I-hgh School SI? f 1 Aenal V1ew of Cadott, Wxsconsm ...ing . Hi? ll ,EE ll . W V N ,QL ln' ll f. , ,-m.,-V I , K xW . .W , L -.. .. Q i l L .K . 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VSWZQ, V'fL15'15!fgli'1'4 A W' 12395 ' ?','Z,'?? f7Z 1gf,La5,Q' ' ' 4 Refi -A ' G v':Qq5f,c1:.5rfw 1157 tim., ,. 1 ' ff 'f1':f.,.f Y' ii--VW? -3514? . - A E:Q5?M4v r.'?fm'Lwf ,gfugl f .W Q' Q A Q u o v 4 f .2 1 3. xg ? .Er V :X K+' 1 ' 5 24 BOARD OF EDLICATIO Durrng the past year the Cadott Board of Publrc Educatton comprrsed of Gordon Peterson presrdent Dr H P Landry clerk and A1v1n Woodford treas urer has accomplrshed much good for our hlgh school A new bmldmg whrch houses both the agrlculture and lndustrral arts workshops was bu11t Just east of the hrgh school bulldrng and a new furnace was tnstalled to make un1form heatrng throughout the three butld ings possrble Addtttons to the faculty were made head the newly orgamzed departments whtch have been added to the hrgh school currrculum GORDON PETERSON Clerk DR H P LANDRY Dr Landry one of our Cadott denttsts has been on the school board smce 1938 Mr Woodford an area farmer from the Goetz d1str1ct has served for the last nme years, whrle Mr Peterson, a local merchant has been a board member for four years We here heartrly acknowledge the consctenuous servtce and contmual tnterest of the school board rn the betterment of Cadott I-hgh School Treasurer ALVIN WOODFORD . , . , . : . . . , 3 ' , - I ' . . . ' .. to President A o Q . I . . , . . . , During the second semester, due to the absence of Mrs Gosh Mrs W1ll1ams served as Dean of Girls and taught the Home Economics classes DEAN OF BOYS Our Dean of Boys is Mr. l-lawkinson, who besides checking excuses, writing out make- up slips, and teaching Biology and Driver's Education, maintains a detention room for girls and boys who delay in handing in make up slips. DEANS OF GIRLS Mrs Gosh IS our Dean of Girls as well as our Home Economics teacher Her duties are checking excuses and Wflllllg out make up slips as well as advising troubled girls SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL The bnght spot in our great face as she greets each new problem of our students Her main duty is be secretary to our princxpal Mr Panzenhagen however her time is our time and to know her is to love er 25 I . . . D C.H.S, is the smile on Mrs. Doers' . gg . . . to - h . fins-s-A . The aroma of good food tantalizes our nostrils as we walk past the kitchen doors! The cooks are again at work making our favonte food They are Mesdames Bert hold Forman and Zrehr COOKS CLISTODIANS 5- 1' BUS DRIVERS Two of our able bus drivers. STEVE ZARUBA ED RYAN Their responsibility has been great and our bus drivers have fulfilled their duty well They have been D Kmtter E Ryan P Dugal 1 Moldrem F Kawell and S Aaruba Just look me up on the thlrd floor m an old hand with the broom Your friend and mme Red Bates, has been our YOu 11 flrld me H1 competent school Janitor for fourteen years He is the grade school as much a Part of this school as the walls and Just as strong and reliable I f . ' : . ' , . , . I 5 D 9 I ' 3mm J NIU , SP1 f X l 5 ' ' . If ll fy ' ' ' a 1 1 Acuuv FACU LTY MRS AGNES GUMZ. Northfreld Mum W1s consm State College EauC1a1re Laun Eng lrsh Hobbres and rn terests muslc cookmg bakmg, travelmg, read 1n MR BALDWIN DIICLIOI Composer, Amstl MR DALE BALDWIN B S , M A W1scon sm State College Eau Claue Colorado Stare College of Educauon Musrc Hobbres and ID teresrs frshmg huntmg woodworkmg and MRS GUMZ model burldrng EUGENE KING , WISCOUSIH State College R1ver Falls Marker Study Umon Stockyards Chrcago Hobbres and mteresrs rock collecung Indran relrcs, woodworkmg and sports MR KING Assrstant to Pl'1l'1C1P81 Dean of Boys bu 4 MR, B.S. ' ' -5-4:44-Y 5 f I 4 W, J B.A,., St. Olaf College, I l s Q ' XM k . g. rlrr. - , . . . . , ' ' I ' 1 . ' . f . I. . I . FACULTY MR RONALD GEISERT B S , Wrsconsm State College Supenor Eng l1sh Speech Hobbxes an mterests readmg Above MR SENSTAD Llttle but oh my' Rlght MR GEISERT When shall we three meet agarn? Lower ught MRS LAURENT Effecttve teacher Efflcrent hbrananl MR GLEN SENSTAD B S , Wlsconsm State College, LaCrosse Physlcal Educatlon I-Irstory Hobbxes and mterests hunung leathercraft and flsh IH MRS GRACE LAURENT , M s , M Brown Umverslty Iesley College Umver s1ty of Tennessee Um verslty of Hawau H15 tory Soc1alStud1es Hobbres and rnterests State and local hrstory, farm management readmg art and musrc MRS BARBARA GOSH B S , Stout State Col lege Menomonie Home Economics Hobbies and interests sewing, trying new recipes reading millinery MR JAMES GOSH B S Central State College Mathematics Hobbies and interests auto mechanics and woodworking MR JOHN HARYCKI B S , Wisconsin State College Eau Claire Practice teacher U S History, Hobbies and interests: sports and fishing. MR, H, T, LOOMER B, E. , Wisconsin State College, Whitewater: U.S. History, American problems, athletics. Hobbies and interests: hunting, fishing, and working with young people. Left MR LOOMER ust calculating! Who dat? FACU LTY Above MR and MRS GOSH A Mutual Admiratton Society MR WILLIAM DEIUNG B S Wisconsin State College Eau Claire American Problems Geog raphy Hobbies and interests skiing MR GEORGE ANNIS frshing photography y 3 B S , Wisconsin State College Eau Claire Practice teacher Hobbies and interests fishing and hunting Right MR DEIUNG As popular now as before he went to Europe! Lower right MR O CONNOR His approval 1S apparent Lower left MRS O CONNOR Just like one of the girls! MR MICHAEL I I O'CONNOR p B. S, , Winona State Hobbies and interestsg fishing, hunting, and Collegeg Industrial Arts. MRS BEVERLY O CONNOR B S , M E , Wisconsin State College LaCrosse Girls Physical Education H0bb1CS and interests swimming and sewing golf. FACLI LTY MR RICHARD MIERS B S State Teacher s College LaCrosse Chemlstry PhyS1CS HObbl8S and lnterests Electromcs and photog raphy MISS LOIS EBERT B E Wtsconsm State College Whltewater Typmg shorthand bookkeeplng Hobbtes and xnterests bowlxng and readmg MR HAWKINSON Blologlcally peak tn MRS JOHNSON She makes Englxsh Q 7 MISS EBERT Typlng can be fun xf you know howl enjoyable! MRS MARION JOHNSON B S Wlsconstn State College Eau Claue Ctvxcs Engltsh Hob b1es and tnterests ftsh mg and readmg MR ALVIN HAWKINSON B S , Wxsconsln State College Rlver Falls Biology Dnver s Edu canon Hobbtes and mterests readmg skatmg and swxmmlng MR MII-IRS Just a l1tt1e expenment CO' H SENIQRS CLASS OF I9 8 .HHH ANNjy X Qi ff Q82 f 'aff DI MOND fmwfdwf ANNIVERS RY OFFICERS AND HONORS Presrdent BERNARD SCHW ETZ Valedrctorlan MARY EU EN LUCAQ Vrce Pres1dent KENNETH KENEA LY Salutarouan DONALD PANZENHAGEN Secretary CAROL IA ENKE D A R Award ELEANOR DANIELSON Treasurer ANTOINETTE DUPEY DON PAZENHAGEN BADGER TATE Each year a group of candrdates from the Juntor class has been selected by the admm tstratron for cttrzenshtp rn Badger Boys State held at the Untversrty ofW1scons1n tn Madt son Students have been chosen on the basts of then scholastrc ratrng partrclpatron tn extracurrtcular actrvrttes and all around personahtres From these candrdates then sponsor the Lrons Club selects two cho1ces The two candrdates representxng the 58 class were Don Panzenhagen and Sam Mlt chell The alternates were Bernard Schwetz and 11m Jodte At Boys State government IS the mam funcuon 1n whrch formal cam pargns electrons, and party meetrngs are held Dunng theu stay Sam Mtrchell was elected a state senator and Don Panzenha gen a c1ty mayor SAM MITCHELL Tlus year the Jumor class was fortunate tn havtng the Cadott Woman s Club sponsor two grrls at Badger Gtrls State These were selected on the same basrs as the boys Candrdates were Mary Ellen Lucas and Laurel Peeso wlth Noreen Backhaus and Elea nor Damelson as the alternates Durrng the week at Madrson Laurel havmg contracted the measles was replaced by Noreen Gtrls State also rs concerned with government and tn the electrons Mary Ellen was elected a county surveyor The crtrzens were offered extracurrtcular act1v1t1es tn the form of band and chorus partxcrpatron a talent show and outdoor sports Each one regarded rt a pnvrlege and an honor to have attended Badger State many memorable and prrceless moments wtll ever be remembered by them MARY ELLEN LUCAS LAUREL 5:5530 NOREEN BACKHAUS NOREEN BACKHAUS Saga 2,3,4g FHA 4g Cho- rus 1,3,4g Glee Club 1,3 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Prom Attendant 3g Foren- sics 3g Student Council 35 Saga Co-Editor 4, March- ing Unit 2,3,4g Vocal En- semble 4g Badger Girls' State 3g Modeling Con- testant FHA 4g Handi- craft Club 4. SENIORS DONNA JEAN ANDERS Chorus lg Glee Club lg Chatterbox 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4g Student Librarian 3, Class Secretary 3g Prom Attendant 3g Marching Unit 3g GAA 4, RAYMOND ANDERSON ..Ray.. Band 1, 2, JOSEPH BARTA DONNA MAE ANDERS Chorus 1,3,4g Glee Club 1, 3,43 Chatterbox 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,-4g Cheerlead- er 1,23 Class Secretary lg Marching Unit 3,4, GAA 4. tg K- rl K ei ' 'rt ' ' 4, - t -vu. fl M I. LOIS BALTS Band 1,2, 3,4, JACQUELINE BERCHEM Joe Jackie Football 2,3,4g Baseball lg FHA 1,2,3,4g Chatterbox Track 2,3,4g Lettermen's 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Club 3,45 Chorus 4g Stu- Prom Queen 3. dent Council 3,4, ,- RICHARD ANDERSON Dick Football lg Basketball 1 2g Track 25 Chorus 1,4, 'N ' of N ROBERT BOURGET Spark Bl SENICRS RONALD BIRCH Ronnie Transferred from Cedar Falls, Iowa, FFA 4g Track 4g Chorus 3, Rifle Club 4. flip MARLENE CRAKER M arnie FHA 3g Glee Club 4, Chat- terbox 4, Pep Club lg Cheerleader lg Band lg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Vocal Ensemble 4, MAYNARD DANIELSON FFA lg One-Act Plays 1g Band 1,23 Chorus 1,3,4, Vocal Ensemble 4, ROBERT BURKE H Bob!! Football 1 , 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 3,4g Prom Attendant 3, ELAINE CELESNIK FHA 4. 1 :., I Ev .J x , ' ' 1' .ak 5 H ' EVELYN DRACE ELEANOR DANIELSON Saga 1,2g FHA 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 1,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4g Chatterbox 1,43 Chorus 1,3,4g Stu- dent Librarian 1,4g Foren sics 1.2,3,4g FHA Vice President 3, President 4. fini DUANE EMERS ON Duke Football lg Band 1,2,3,4g Instrumental Solo 2, 3 SENIGRS ANTOINETTE DUPEY Toni One-Act Plays 3, Pep Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4g Student Librarian 3,43 Class Vice President 4g Band Vice President 45 Dancing 2,4g Tumbling 35 GAA 4. 4171. il ,'. I ti' LE' J: Q- 1 ' Q .'.r,- - l,f:,,' I .. P- ' ' ' - JJ. CAROL FETTER Chorus 3,4g Glee Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 3g Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Class Treasurer 2g Homecoming Attendant 2g Vocal Ensemble 4, In- strumental Solo 3,4g GAA 4, Dancing 2. MARLIS GREENE Toots FHA 1,3,4g Glee Club 2, 3,45 Chatterbox 3,43 Cho- rus 2,3,4g Vocal Ensemble 4, Chorus Librarian 4g Hand- icraft Club 4g GAA 4, MARLYN DUSICK Blimp FFA l,2g Football 2,4, Track 3,4g Lettermen's Club 45 Chorus 3,4, DEANNA FAIKENBERG Dea FHA 1,3,4gG1ee Club 4g Chorus 4g Chatterbox 3,4, Editor 4, Sentinel Reporter 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Student Librarian 4, DONALD GREWE IIDOHQI FFA 1,2,3,4, THERESA GINDT FHA 45 Band 1,2,3,4g In strumental Solo 3. CAROL JAENKE FHA 1,2,3,4g Editor 3, Class Secretary 4g Home- ooming Attendant 3, Prom Attendant 3, SENIORS FLORENCE E. GRIMM Chatterbox 4g FHA 1,2,3, 4g Pep Club 3g Marching Unit 2,3, GARY GUDMANSON Hark One-Act Plays 4, Football lg Basketball lg Chorus 1, 3,4g Prom Attendant 3, Z 1 KENNETH KENEALY Ken FFA 1, 25 Chatterbox 4, Student Librarian 4g Class Vice President 4g Prom Attendant 3g Student Council 3,4, M' F A SHARON LEE GROHN FHA 1,2,3,4g FHA Secre- tary 45 Herald Reporter 3,4, 1 JAMES rooms Sal Saga 2,3,4g FFA lg One- Act Play 3, Chorus 4g Glee Club 43 Class Treasurer 3g Prom Attendant 3, Student Council 2. BEVERLY KLUKAS Bev Saga 35 FHA l,2,3,4g Glee Club 4, Chatterbox 43 Ch01'uS 4, NEIL HAGEDORN FFA 1, 2, Glee Club 2,3, 4g Basketball 1,2,4g Base- ball 2g Lettermen's Club 4 MARY ELLEN LUCAS One-Act Plays 35 Glee Club 2-4g Chorus 2-4g Pep Club 1-4, Treasurer 2g Cheerleader 3,4g Band 1-4g Student Librarian lg Class President 3g Prom Attend- ant 3: Vocal Ensemble 3,4g Homecoming Queen 45 ln- strumental Solo 2-4g Tum- bling Team l-4g Badger Girls' State 3g Dancing 2, SENIORS ROY KNITTER FFA lg Chorus 4g Basket- ball lg Baseball 1, 2,3,4. CHARLES KYES Chuck Glee Club 4g Chorus 4g Student Librarian 4g Chat- terbox 4g Vocal Ensem- ble 4. KAROL MARTHALER ..Kay.. FHA 4g Glee Club 1,3,4g Chorus l,3,4g Pep Club 1-4g Cheerleader 2-43 Stu- dent Librarian 3g Student Council lg Marching Unit 2,3g GAA 4, PATRICIA KASKA npatn FHA l,2,3,4g Chatterbox 4, ELEANOR MALISON Elly Glee Club 1,2,4g Chatter box 4g Chorus l,2,4g Stu- dent Librarian l,2g Handi craft Club 4g GAA 4, CLARICE MICKELSON FHA l-45 Saga 4g Sentinel Reporter 4g Class Secretary 3g Craft Club 4, BENEDICT LORENZ Ben Saga 2,3,4g FFA lg One- Act Plays 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Baseball lg Track 4g Chat- terbox '2,3,4g Chippewa Reporter 4g Forensics 2,3, 4g Basketball Announcer 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4, ROBERT NAUS Bob FFA 1, 2,4, SAMUEL MITCHELL Mitch Saga Staff 4g Class Officer 1,2g Dramatics 1,2g Foot- ball 1-4g Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4g Lettermen's Club 2-4, President 4, Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, Student Council lg Vo- cal Ensemble 2g Badger Boys' State 35 Honorary Football Captain 4, RONALD NELSON FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2,43 Basketball 1,2g Let- termen's Club 4. DONALD PANZENHAGEN Panzy Saga Staff 2-4, Dramatics 2-4, Football 1-4, Basket- ball 1g Class Officer lp Baseball 1-4, Lettermen's Club 2-45 Chatterbox 3, Band 1-4g Forensics 2-4, Student Council lg Instru- mental 1, 2g Instrumental Ensemble 1-4g Badger Boys' State 3. SENIORS ROGER MOLDREM Otto Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 3, HAZEL NELSON Saga 3, FHA 1,3,4g Chat- terbox 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Student Librarian 2,3g GAA 4, LAUREL PEESO Saga 2-4, Editor 4g FHA 1-4, Glee Club 1,3,-4, Pep Club 2-4, President 4g Cho- rus 1,3,4g Forensics 2-4, Marching Unit 3,43 Vocal Ensemble 4, Delegate to Green Lake lg Badger Girls' State 35 Dramatics 4, in ROGER NYE FFA 1, 2,3,4g Chorus FFA Basketball 3,4, 's LARRY I. POPP FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2g Track 3g Transfer Student Stan- ley High School, SENIORS MARILYN PETERSON FHA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2g Chorus 1,2g Pep Club 3g Marching Unit '2,3. JAMES RAMHARTER Jim FFA 1, 2,3,4g Football 2g Chorus 4. E WAYNE RONNING KENNETH PILGRIM Ken FFA l,2,3,4g FFA Presi- dent 4g Football Manager 43 Lettermen's Club 4, JAMES POZARSKI .. Jim.. Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball lg Baseball 1,3,4g Lettermen's Club 4g Cho- rus 2,3,4gG1ee Club 1,2, 3,4, 1 RICHARD RUFF Dick Football 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,3,4g Basketball 1 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4, Vice President 4g Chatter- box 35 Chorus 1,3,4g Vo- cal Ensemble 4. WILLIAM RODER Bil1 Saga 3g Football 2g Basket- ball 1,2g Track 23 Transfer From Chippewa High School. 3 DELORES SEICHTER Dedi FHA4. SENIORS KAY RUTZ Saga 4, FHA 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Band lg Chorus 2, 3,4g Student Librarian lg Forensics 2,3,4g Marching Unit 2,3,4g Vocal Ensem- ble 4, GAA 4, LORRAINE SCHRECK Transferred from McDon- nell in senior year, CHARLES RYAN Chuck FFA 3g One-Act Plays 2g Football Manager 1, 2, Basketball lg Baseball l 25 Lettermen's Club l,2, 3,4g Chorus 4, Q Y N X ... BERNARD SCHWETZ Bernie FFA 1,23 Football 1-4, Basketball lg Baseball 1-4 Track 4, Prom Kingg Stu- dent Librarian 4g Class President 4g Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, President 3-4g Delegate to Green Lake 2, Alternate to Badger State. JOAN SIKORA FHA 45 Band 1,2,3. RUTH SHONG Glee Club 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 4, GERALD SMITH ..Jug.. FFA l,2,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Base- ball 3g Track 2,3,4g Cho- rus 3,4g Homecoming King 4. WILLIAM TURECEK Turk FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 1 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 4g Chorus 1,4. SENIORS HAROLD SMITH Hod Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2, 3g Track 3g Lettermen's Club I,2,3,4g Chorus 3, 4g Class President lg Home- coming Attendant 3. AUDREY THOM Audie Chatterbox 35 Band 1,2, 3,4. JOANN THEISEN NIO.. FHA 4g Glee Club 3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4g Band lg Chorus 3,45 Homecoming Attendant lg Marching Unit 2,3,4g FHA Treasurer 4g Tumbling 3,4g GAA 4. SHIRLEY VLACH Saga 3g FHA 1,2,3,4g Chatterbox 3g Student Li- brarian 4g Dancing Club Manager 45 Tumbling Club Manager 4, Hu MARY THOMAS FHA 4. y J , J f KENNETH WELTZIN H Kell PFA 1, 2,3,4g Gtee Club 4g Basketball lg Lettermen's Club 4g Chorus 4, ROGER WELTZIN ..Rog.. FFA 1,2g Baseball 2,3,4g Chatterbox 3: Band lg Cho- rus 4, SENIGRS GEORGE ZWIEFELHOFER P 5 Dutch FFA 1 2,4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Basketball 1,2 3 4 SENIGR CLASS HISTORY As freshmen rn 1954 we thts class of 1958 looked forward excrtedly to the year s ftrst btg event l-lomecomrng Joann Thetsen served as freshman attendant 1n the Homecommg court We also had the Job of decoratmg the goal posts for the b1g game Our class offtcers were Presrdent Kay Ann Rykal Vrce Presrdent Donald Panzenhagen Secretary, Donna Mae Anders and Treasurer Samuel Mttchell Donald Pazenhagen and Samuel Mrtchell were elected to the Student Counctl as represent attves of our class for the ftrst semester Carol Jaenke Karol Marthaler and Gerald Smrth were second semester Councrl members Mrs Luebstorf Mrs Gumz and Mrs Johnson were our class advrsors We returned to C H S wtth htgh hopes rn the fall of 1955 Our Homecom1ng attendant was Carol Fetter Samuel Mttchell Presrdent Gerald Smlth Vrce Presrdent Donna Jean Anders Sec retary and Carol Fetter, Treasurer were our offtcers Karol Marthaler Carol Jaenke and Gerald Smrth represented the sophomores m the Student Councll Mrs Luebstorf Mrs Johnson and Mr Getsert advrsed our class As juntors we elected Mary Ellen Lucas Prestdent Tom Dupey Vrce Prestdent Clance Mrckel son Secretary and James Jod1e Treasurer Carol Jaenke was our Homecomrng candtdate James Jodre Noreen Backhaus and Bernard Schwetz served as fust semester student couucrl members wrth Kenneth Kenealy Joseph Barta and Bernard Schwetz taktng over at the begmrung of second semester Hrghlrghtrng our Junror year was the prom wrth Bernard Schwetz choosmg Jacquelme Berchem as hrs queen Thetr attendants were James Jodre Kenneth Kenealy Gary Gudmanson Noreen Backhaus Donna Jean Anders and Mary Ellen Lucas Laurel Peeso who contracted the measles and was re placed durrng the conventton by her altemate Noreen Backhaus and Mary Ellen Lucas were our rep resentatlves to Badger Gtrls State held at Madtson bamuel Mrpchell and Donald Panzenhagen rep resented us at Badger Boys State rn Rrpon Our class advrsors were Mrs Leubstorf Mr Hoffman and Mr Getsert Mary Ellen Lucas and Gerald Smrth were the 1957 Homecomrng queen and krng The offrcers of our class were Bernard Schwetz Prestdent Kenneth Kenealy, Vrce Presrdent Carol Jaertke Secre tary and Torn Dupey, Treasurer Eleanor Danrelson was chosen to recemve the D A R award We went on a plane tnp for our class excurston We held our setuor class play tn March Mrs O Con nor Mtss Ebert, and Mr Gersert advrsed us throughout the year Although we look forward to commencement ID May we wrll regret leavxng the four happy tn dustnous years spent at Cadott Hrgh School 45 H 11 ,X 1 1 1 DI 11 1 1 . 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A , - , 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I 1 1 ' Q 1 o 1 1 1 . - - 1 1 - . 1 1 D I ' , . . .- 1 1 1 1 .4 N 'riff xiffi ' .3 ,3, X v K x e f .A , 4 f 5' 221 Q ,S lv ti- gf , 4 ,ggtss 'fax , J I 14 , JF 41- 'sn w JLI IORS 7 'km f jfiia ' I I I Presldent IEA NNE LOOM ER CLASS OFFICERS JU IORS V1ce Pres1deut Secretary Treasurer JULIA MOLDREM FAYE PARSONS JOHN ROWAN PHOEBE AUDORFF YVONNE BALKE LAVERNE BARTA IUDITH BLANCHETTE BEVERLY BOSINSK1 DOROTHY BOURGET DOUGLAS BOURGET MARCIA BREWSTER LORETTA BROWN DIANE BURESH LARRY BUTTKE LORRAINE CAMASTRAL GENEVA CESIK ANN CHRISTENSEN BARBARA CHURCHILL RALPH COUEY GARY CROGG ARTHUR DANIELSON RUTH ANN DIETRICH DAVID DOERS 1 fu fue: 'SH fu-J .si C ,fin I N Y K' , I . , .x,. 1 V 5 52,5 4 ,M ,.4,,Eg:5F?:' x if I , -I I JU IORS DEANNA NESVACIL CHARLES NICHOLS DEAN PETERSON SANDRA MEULI IUDITH RUTZ ALLEN SCHULTZ ROSEMARY SEICHTER CELESTE PHILLIPS THOMAS WEIRICH GARY WILBUR DOLORES ZIMMHZMAN SHIRLEY TUREC EK RICHARD ZIMMERMAN JANET ZIWISKY Not pictured FRANKLIN DAVIS, M ARY RALPH M AREK M ARION 7 MUSINGS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Wrth the entrancrng name, Jumor, we entered our thtrd year at C H S as upperclassmen One of the most excrtrng moments rn the past year was the aruval of our class nngs, shortly after the com mencement of the school year Prevrous to the Homecomrng game wrth the Thorp Cardrnals ur class presented a wrnmng float and a frrst pnze skrt, deptctmg Brrdland New York C1ty Our greatest challenge, act1v1ty wrse, was the Jun ror Prom, held rn Aprll It has been fun to glance back but s1nce the past 15 gone forever, let s boldly face the future PHYLLIS ETTEN, FRANK SIKORA SOPHGMCRES Ill V9 Q President EDWARD DUPEY -'P .1 CLASS OFFICERS F Vrce President Secretary Treasurer ARNOLD POP? JAMES RAETHER THOMAS RUFF Gerald A nders Shirley Bauer Winston Churchill Karen Drehmel Douglas Emerson Janice Etten Douglas Greene Garland Green N ancy H akes Emil Henke SOPHCMORES Berry Bonrget A llen Birch Dianne I Dusrck Darlene Dusick Charlene Goettl Gerald Gabert M anon Greene -1-If .4 b.i GUY Green William Hrdlicka Richard H ennem an Darlene Jackson V1rg1n1a Josnfek Mxchael Iambretz Lallel' Linda Larson Laura Marek Iudxth Marek Pamck Mlller Ioan Mxller Clarence Nelson Wxlllam Naim Emery Peterson 10661111 Pecka Ronald Pmter Joyce Ramserer Dav1d Sebesta Joyce Sedlvy Forrest Supple Gerald Swrm Theron Vlasntk M argaret Lorraxne Wellner Kathleen W111iams SOPHOM ORIC SOLILOQUY SOPHOMGRES C leo w ayne Phelps Prlgnm John Roshell Rrchard Roycraft James Semmelhack Carol Shong Kathryn Thetsen Lowell Thomas Edward Warner LeAnne Ellen Yoost Anne Mane Zats Elected as officers rn the sophomore class were Presrdent, Edward Dupey V1ce Pres1 dent, Arnold Popp Secretary, James Raether Treasurer, Thomas Ruff Fust semester Douglas Emerson, Eugene Dressler, and Elarne Mahr represented the class as Student Councrl members Second semester members were Elaine Mahr, Eugene Dressler, and Mtchael Jambretz Homecomrng brought forth the annual sophomore class responsibllrty of decoraung the gym rn preparauon for the dance 1n the evenmg ' an ' I N i -'fi Walter K 4 x fl Wei-rich FRESHMEN CLASS CDFFICERS Plesldem Vice President Secretary Treasurer JOHN LACINA BARBARA LUCAS HEIDI LEBERL NANCY SEDIVY FRESHME Dolores Anderson Jerald Anderson Cecil Audorff Gerald Baker Anthony Barra Robert Berchem Rita Buch Eugene Blanchette Ruby Bosinske Douglas Brewer Dale Brown Phillip Brown Janice Mae Buttke Deanna Chapek Judie Chmelik Bonnie Jean Couey Pamela Dettmer Margaret Dietzler Mary Drace Eugene Dressler Zfiliflr FRE HME .3 'f I' Hn f 1 Wayne Emerson LaVerne Errckson Dlane Eser Edward Ev1en Iudrth Frtzgerald Rrchard Grlhs Steven Grlhs Iudrth Grndt Fred Glenz Deone Goettl Judrth Kay Green Larry Green Elarne Hakes Denms Henke Judrth Henneman Kay Hlckeduer Larry Iehl Drane Irwrn Karen Iaenk Nancy I ahr Sharon Janssen Gordcn Jensen Dennrs Koehler Ronald Kohlm Bernard Dupey X Q3 32 5.0! 'T FRESHME md Kucera Kuehm --9 Judith LaFa1ve Kenneth Lancor Nancy LeTendre Frednck Llcht Howard Licht Paulette Lrcht Drane Lxddell Io Anne Loomer John Marek Ralph Melvllle Judle Metzenbauer Mary Jean Mrckelson Charles M1les Parncxa Mrllmg Byron Moldrem Kenneth Moucha Patnck Moucha Beth Muernch Rudolph Muska Emrly NaJbrt Mary Ellen Naus Karen Nelson Robert Nesvacil Norbert Nesvacxl FRESHME C arol Joa nn Nesvacil patchak Gene Peeso Carol Prlgrrm Rose Poehls Jack Pozarskt Harry Ramseter Sandra Rolland Harry Rubenzer Gayla Rubyor Arlene Schreck Leonard Sedlacek Jerome Setchter Sandra Semmelhack Vern Weltzrn James Zars Sharon Anne Zrmmerman Sharon Zrmmerman Ted Zrmmerman FROSH ACTIVITIES Upon entermg Cadott I-Irgh School for the Hrst mme, the freshmen elected John La c1na, president Barbara Lucas, v1ce presrdent Herdl Leberl, secretary and Nancy Se d1vy, treasurer Selected to represent the class rn the Student Councrl were Barbara Lucas, Patrrcta Mrlhng, and Eugene Dressler Goal post decorauon, an annual respon srbihty, was brought forth by Homecomrng Larry Iehl and Kay Hrckathxer served as freshman attendants rn the Homecommg court. 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U 5-5 Y es SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS Back row left to right Mr Senstad, advisor Elaine Mahr Kenneth Kenealy Patricia Milling Eugene Dressler M1chaelJambretz, Doug las Emerson, Joseph Barta Front row Barbara Lucas John Rowan Ber nard Schwetz, Carol Jean Klckbusch, Juha Moldrem Annually twelve C H S students are democratically elected to serve on the Student Council With three representatives from each class, the Council s main obJect1ve is to lend ard rn solving in the past, the group conducted the Homecoming celebration parents night during the basket ball season and Eighth Grade Day to acquaint the incoming freshmen with high school life In addition to this, several organizations found their way to the students as extracurricular acuvi ties, through the Council s efforts Faculty guidance was provided by Mr Senstad 5' ,Xen len. FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS Back row, left to right Mr Senstad, advisor Kenneth Kenealy, Douglas Emerson, Patncra M111 ing John Roshell, Joseph Barta, David Doers, Elaine Mahr Front row Eugene Dressler, Carol Jean Krckbusch Bernard Schwetz, John Rowan, Barbara Lucas r V ' A ' V , e . :7 4 -'F - V ... -1-ui Y V ' I , I 1 I t .' ' V. 'M' ' A , Y r Q. , . I . ' Q . I . . . . . , D . - c 5 0 9 ' some of the problems arising which are of concem to the majority of the students. This year, as . . . D . . - , - 6 Q , , I A 4 .h g ,F . R If fi W nmlgkh y s . , NN. X 4' i F 1 L 1 , . : . . Z . . . . ' . . . : . ' . 62 TUDE T LIBRARIANS Left to right Ela1ne Mahr Shuley Vlach, Deanna Falkenburg, Jeanne Loomer Antornette Du pey, Sharon Lacrna, Karen Drehmel, Julia Moldrem Carol Kuhnert Celeste Phillips, Ruth Dretnch Elaine Lancor, Charles Kyes John Huffcutt, Natalie Fuchs Kenneth Kenealy With the chimrng of the bell designatmg the commencement of first period the libranans day begins Throughout the day, the duties of these students, who assist our head librarian Mrs Laurent are numerous They check out quantmes of llterature books to C H S students For instance the output last November averaged forty f1V6 books per day Comparmg first almost doubled Librarians also are rn charge of checking out magazines aiding in repairing old books, and rn finding lost ones Every so often a faculty member will bring rn a whole class for the purpose of research broademng the students hterary scope and aiding their ability to use references Then, too, before Christmas vacation it seemed as though everyone needed a book or magazine lt was umes such as those that really kept the librarians on their toes W can really be appreciative of our student librarians who give up their own free time to aid their fellow students Checking the daily file . 2 . . . ' , - . I I I I . . . ' . , . ' . . . . . . . . 0 I I l 0 O O semester with the first semester of the '56-'57 school year, we find that library circulation has . 1 ' . I 1 . 1 . I , , . . . . . e ,,, 5 0 'Q Mrs Wilhams our second semester F H A and Home Economics advisor At the second meetmg reports were heard from Shirley Turecek and Elaine Mahr who attended the F H A COD vention held tu Green Lake last sum mer Two different representauves will be sent this year The F H A in conjtmctxon with the F F A 8150 sponsored the annual Valerltllle DHHCS F O H O 6 The first item on the agenda of this year's F.H,A. , was the election of officers, At the first meeting of the Future Homemakers of America last September, Eleanor Danielson took over the president's office. Celeste Phil l1ps was elected vice president and will auto maucally take over as president next year Sharon Grohn was elected secretary and Joann Thersen treasurer Kay Marthaler became parlramentartan At that meeting a Home coming float was also dec1ded on Commtt tees were arranged to plan the Sad1e Hawkins dance annually sponsored by the F H A Noreen Backhaus and Shirley Tureck rep resented the F H A and C H S Home Eco nomlcs department rn the annual TV Style Revue a modeling contest presented by WEAU television last fall F H A Officers, back row left to right K Mart haler, S Grohn, I Thersen, Front row E Daniel son Mrs Gosh, advisor C Ph1ll1ps .oi Fourth row left to right M Thomas C Phelps I Miller N Backhaus G Cesrk L Larson N Nalberg L Peeso L We1r1ch,M Le1ser,J Berchem Thrrd row K Rutz P Etteh, B Klukas, D Anders H Nelson, D Falkenberg D Serchter B Churchill I Zrwrsky T Gmdt Second row L Wellner E Mahr I Sedrvy K Williams S Vlach, C Jaenke M Peterson M Greene, D Dustck D Buresh S Turecek D Jackson First row J Thetsen K Marthaler E Dantelson, S Grohn C Phrllrps Mrs Gosh, advrsor F.F.A. One of the many items on the F, F, A, roster is their sponsoring of the sales room, a daily affair at the high school. They also sent Emery Peterson, John Roshell, David Sebesta, and Charles Jahr as entrants in the district judging contest held at Eau Claire in October, Walter Huth, Theodore Falkenberg, David Doers, and John I-luffcutt attended the state contest last summer, Also, last June, Theodore Falkenberg and advisor, Mr. King, went on a five day trip to Laurel, Montana, Falkenberg won the excur sion as a result of his winning the essay contest sponsored by the Farmers Umon ul -v...n .- A ,sr P HERB iii F F A Officers, left to right D Doers J Huffcutt K Pilgrim T Falkenberg J Roshell, W Naybrt C Nelson Mr King advisor Mr. King, our F,F,A, and Agriculture instructor. In February Cadott boys participated in the Public Speaking Contest this year held at Stan ley Last year s entrant was David Doers An F F A basket ball team was again or ganized this year The annual Father Son ban quet was held on March 17 Ending the agenda of the Future Farmer s of America will be the sending of students to the F F A conven tion at Green Lake in June Last year s dele gates were John Huff cutt and David Doers F F A Fourth row left to right R Melville G smith R Nelson, G Jensen Nye J Foiles, D Grewe E LeTendre D Sebesta, T Erickson L Popp D Dusrck Brown Third row K Mahr G Greene J Raether F Davis R. Birch J Ramharter Janssen, K Moucha, C Nichols, E Peterson S Gilles, A Popp Second row E Blanchette G Baker C Audorff L Buttke, A Schultz C Jahr R Naus Peterson V Weltzin, D Koehler Seated, F Licht K Weltzin J Huffcurt K Pilgrim Mr King, advisor D Doers,J Roshell, T Falkenberg C Nelson W Najbrt W Turecek G Zwiefelhofer Pozarskr R. Ramsexer Henke D 65 A TEAM CHEERLE DERS Left to ughtl Thetsen J Rutz M Lucas R Dletnch K Marthaler The A team cheerleaders were elected by the students at the begtnntng of the year Chosen on the basrs of scholarsh1p populanty abtlrty and school spult they did thetr best to cheer the teams on and to convey thetr enthusrasm to the student body and other sports fans They were much tn ev1dence durrng football games tn the fall and durrng basketball games throughout the the A team games All f1ve g1rls have put a lot of hard work 1nto therr posrnom The post of A team cheer leader ts one of the most envrable honors a g1r1 can achleve Of thrs group the followmg are semcxs JoAnn Thetsen Mary Ellen Lucas and Karol Marthaler 66 Back row left to rtght. K Marthaler R Dtetnch M Lucas Front row J Thetsen I Rutz winter, when they led the cheering for B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Fxght frght frght frght Team flght Team frght Go go go go Team go Team go Wm wtn wrn w1u Team wrn Team w1n Team Flght Go WIU' Left to rtght bandra Rolland Shrrley Turecek Marllynn Letser JoAnn Patchak Vllglnla Emst The frve B team cheerleaders were selected last November before the basketball season began They were chosen by the student body on the b3S1S of sportsmanshrp, personalrty and ab1l1ty both scholast1c and otherwrse They appeared dunng the B team basketball games always cheermg the boys on Then The gtrls w1l1 be ehglble to try for a hrgher posrtlon next fall We Cannot doubt that they have proven thetr talent and abrhty for thelr Jobs the first step toward becomrng successful team cheerleaders Whom do we PPISCIZIC9 The team The eam The basketball tean' T e a rr T e a T e a rr Team tea team' Left :ought S Turecek I Pat hak V Ernst L. Lerser 5 Rollaud Q 1 7 7 I 1 I I I l I l U l I I I l I D l ' D I ! b f D I ' 1 9 l I - . : , . , ' I U D 1 performances served to draw the spectators enthusiastically into the spirit of the game. 2 - 4 - 6 - S . ' a ' , ' 9 I 1 ' ' 'L r , rx, . , I I . 9 ' C D ' 9 I' . , -n n 'E Fourth row left to rightj Berchem D Bourget K Marthaler V Ernst D An ders N Sedivy I Miller H Nelson J Brewster Third row D Buresh J La Faive K Jaenke D Irwin C Phelps D Esser A Zais J Rutz B Churchill Second row D Jackson S Turecek T Dupey J Ziwrsky D Falkenberg A Christensen B Muenrch S Rolland First row N Backhaus R Poehls C Phillips P Milling N Fuchs E Lancor H Leberl C Fetter With more than sixty exuberant members the pep club began its activities with the Home coming celebration Bonfire night was entirely under the direction of this organization Pre game pep rallies were presented before most football and basketball games court being selected from the pep club A and B team cheerleaders were elected by the student body wrt 1 all entrants being pep club members Mrs O Connor is the faculty advisor ICN, Fourth row left to right I Loomer D Glenz, D Anders, L Weirich M Dietzler P Jahr S Meuli M Letser J Thersen,J Patchak Third row I Etten, G Cesik C Pilgrim, M Mickelson S Dressler, S Zimmerman, P Dettrner P Etten Second row S Semmelhack B MGQUIIIHH K Th61SCD.J Fitzgerald A Schreck K Rutz, C Kickbusch J Loomer B Lucas First row Mrs OCounor, advisor R Dietrtch L Camastral B Couey C Kuhnert I Gindt L Peeso M Lucas - K il x sg! E A A sl' as 4 P .- s-. - ' f M' 4 , , - N' L ' u B r i W ' B ,I ? -1 - . g, f . . . VJ f , , ' : . , . , . , . , . - , . ' , . ' , . , . . ' : . , . . g n , 1 l , . y 1 g - I 5 Q g n b n I ' 9 ' I ' I I . I I ' I ' u , . U , . . l I . , . , . ' U - I I 1 - 3 n 9 1 g a u , , , . . . . . - Another popular activity with the girls was the all-girls' prom in April, with the entire vw n rv 11 . ' I ' , l , . . - J -1 - 5 .af J, 3, il Q 4,1 1 ! as .T . . V 9. -,Q 4 V , g , 7 Q , ,.- - Q lf, -A If H A ,' 7 ' I D ' X ' - . a W. 3 ' 'V A W f 1 Q I A i , 1. . ' : . , . . . ' ' , . ' , . , 0 Do 0 , 1 v I o Q I I . - I , 0 I ' . 9 - u D . , . 1 I . . ' l I 0 0 I , . . D , . , Q . . , . . . . ' ' 0 1 0 9 0 9 0 9 o 5 ' I ' D 0 0 MARCHING UNIT HORNETTES Hornettes 1n the Homecommg Parade Stepprng hlgh to a steady drum beat the Hornettes were a half tlme feature at all home football games and were espec1a1ly mvrted to present a show at the Owen Wrthee game The Homecommg presentauon was partrcularly mterestmg smce It was based on the Dramond Jubr lee of Caddott I-hgh School This all grrl marching umt also took part 111 the Meet Your Ne1ghbor Day parade A11 shows were pre sented rn conjucuon w1th the Hornet Band nxfpfignefg lfl 9 flza Th1rd row left to nght D Anders N Back haus P Dettmer E Lancor R Dretrrch C Phrllrps M Mrckelson K Jaenke Sec ond row J Loomer J Patchak C Nesva c11 K Marthaler, V Ernst J Loomer I The1sen 1 Brewster Fust row S Bauer S Turecek M Greene K Thersen S Z.1m merman K Rutz R Serchter S Rolland i Xa Q sp Step hvely g1r1sI TLIMBLING CLUB ts..L-L.. Left to rtght 5 Vlach Manager 5 Turecek A Chrrstensen M Letser I Mrller L Wet rrch L Marek D Glenz M Lucas V Ernst S Meu11 Lactna J Thersen M Greene K Thersen Forward rolls flrps and cartwheels were some of the common ca pers of the tumblrng club In newly purchased unrforms of black shorts and mrnt green blouses the tumblers presented varrous half t1me performances at basketball games DANCING CLUB From an old fashroned waltz to the latest 1n bop all were speclal ers of basketball games enroyed half trme performances by the group attrred rn costumes flttrng to the dances Both groups were under the drrecuon of Mrs O Connor viii 696 'Il left to rrght F Parson D Zxmmerman, L Camastral M Marek E Lancor R Dtetrrch second row T Grndt P Etten I Rutz I Mold rem A Dupey G Cestk Frrst row Mrs OCon nor advrsor S Vlach D Buresh R Selchter D Nesvacrl L Erchner ik Thrrd row . Q J - 3 ..- 'H -- 1 .L A , Z.. ' 1 '. , , 5. , . n , . b , . I , . I' . I ' D ' D ' ! ' D ' .I 5' I l ' A D ' 1 , .. . - f L . , . - ties of the dancing club, The view- ' I I . , , . z I ' . . - p n g n 9 u I I a A : . ' , . , . , . ' V f , . ', . ' . ' : . ' ' I ' : ' I ' 1 ' l I ' ' j U I O ff fi!!! 'f . 1,7 Inf!! ff f,, 4 ,f ' fLWW M 1 , f f f I , f ff iffy! W iff f',,, I 1 X, ' If 36661, flix I ,XZ CHATTERBOX STAFF Edltor rn Chref DEANNA FALKENBERG Co Edrtor NATALIE FUCHS Crrculauon Managers CHARLEb KYEb KEN KENEALY Adverusement solrcrtor 5AM MITCHELL ELEANOR MALIUON JANET ZIWISKY DARLENE IACKbON ANNA KUCERA PAT KOSKA HAZEL NELDON bHIRLEY TURECEK DIANNE BURESH BEN LORENZ bHARON GROHN BEVERLY KLUKAS JACKIE BERCHEM DONNAJ ANDERS Reporters Typrsts MARLENE CRAKER MARLIS GREENE AdV1SOI MISS EBERT Publrshed monthly the Chatterbox IS the stu dent vorce of Cadott Hrgh student desrgned covers besldes dtsplayrng mdrvrdual talent grve the newspaper a avery attracuve outward appearance A vanety of subject matter has made the Chatterbox a contrnually good seller Perhaps one of rts most rnterestrng features has been the senror rntervrews Brref resumes are grven of the senrors along wrth the1r prctures A new column thrs year was a brrthday calen dar for each month Followrng along thrs l1ne are revrews of famou personalrtres for the month Class and organrzatronal news along wrth sports reports are regular features Srnce lrfe would be most dull without an occastonal funny bone trckler the Chatterbox also sup plres us wtth a lrttle nonsense 1n l1fe The edx tor rn chref Deanna Falkenberg asslstant ed1 wrth advrsor Mrs Ebert have succeeded 1n the1r goal to pubhsh a worthy paper for the student body and faculty of C H S L Back row left to rrght C Kyes K Kenealy J Zrwrsky M Greene, B Klukas, P Koska S Grohn L Marek D Anders,J Berchem D Anders H Nelson F Parsons S Turecek E Daruelson A Kucera,J Narberg D Buresh Front row S Mxtchell B Lorenz M Craker N Fuchs, D. Falkenberg, edrtor rn chref, Mrss Ebert, adv1sor,G. Cesrk, P. Etten, D. Jackson. 72 DQNNA M, ANDERS tor, Natalie Fuchs, and their staff, together 63 F3 2 1 A 1 .ir E V I A Q ' F . 'I .1 V4 v - L 1 , . 1 a 1 1 1 l ' I ' ' ' ' ' SAGA STAFF Thrs berng Cadott Hrgh School s 75th Anruversary the 58 Saga was edrted wrth the symbolrc dramond as rts theme Under the supervrsron of Mrs Gumz Dramond Jubtlee Charrrnan and Saga Advrsor Laurel Peeso and Noreen Back haus served as co edrtors Therr asstst ant edrtor was Carol Jean Krckbusch Wrrtten materral was comprled by Mrs Jahnke professronal photographer speaks from ex perrence Edrtorrally speakrngl the edrtonal staff Vrrgrma Ernst Dorothy Glenz Natalre Fuchs, Celeste Phrllrps Jeanne Loomer and Clarrce Mrckelson Pat Mrller ports re porter covered the athletrc department Thrs year s candrd shots were obtarned through the co operatron of our staff photographers Davrd Doers Kay Rutz Carol Jean Krckbusch Don Panzenha gen and James Jodre Mr Brovald Cadott Sen unel Edltor also proved very helpful The rn creased subscrtptron 11st due to the featured Dramond Annrversary was managed and recorded by Kay Rutz Don Panzenhagen was assrsted by Mrller and James Jodte tn solrcltrng local adver trsrng to help ftnance th1s edruon All that goes rnto the preparrng and publrsh rng of any hrgh school yearbook charactertzed also thrs producuon but when the trnal dead 11ne was met there was cause for reJo1c1ng! Our frnal get together was at the annual pub lrcatrons banquet whrch was held together w1th the Chatterbox staff and Iwewspaper report er s staff S Front row, left to rrght PatM11ler Kay Rutz Laurel Peeso kits Gum adusor Noreen Backhaus Carol Krckbusch, Don Panzenhageu setoud roh Dax Doers Ja e Jodre Sam Mrtchell Ben Lorenz, Natalte Fuchs Dormhx Glenz Xtrtrrua Er'1. Jean e Loomer Celeste Phrlhps Clarrce Mrckelson 73 . . . , Q J ' ' - , . , . 1 ' ' . . my -. . . f . . . '57, , . ' , - 1 . . . . . I , ' I ' 9 I I I I , 1 I ' I I . . . ' ' . ' ' S ,- , . , . . l I 1 ' .2 'R 4 A . 0 1 . ' .J ' n l D .1 ' ' l D ' ' Sam Mitchell, Ben Lorenz, Ralph Couey, Pat , . . . . . . - ' - . - - . . , , . . I n J. ' 6 ' .- 1 Y t - - X' U- X K K.- . W 4 V 7 is i . I I 9 1 - I 5 U ' Za N: Z ' ' . I ' ': 'id ., s I I l n Q -1 .' l V I Liz' 2 , . . ' . . . SCHGQL N WS n E REPCRTERS E. DANIELSON N. FUCHS S. GROHN D. ZIMMERMAN I. LOOMER Not plctured D FALKENBERG and B LORENZ eng, ...- ' no-nv! ,.. REA Speakefs 'uae KI'-'gl One of the ways many students served the1r school and nc galned experlence 1n wrtung durrng the year was by volun efn ThomS0n tary newspaper reporung Mr Gersert acted as advxsor for those wrttmg news to be prrnted tn the CHIPPEWA HERALD TELEGRAM under Vo1ce of the Students Thrs was a weekly page of news from schools tn the surroundrng area Reporters dunng the year were Delores Z.1mmerman, Jeanne Loomer, Eleanor Damel sou Sharon Grohn Natalre Fuchs, and Ben Lorenz Advtsrng those wr1t1ng for the Hornets' T A-fl '-4 Nest, a column whxch appeared weekly If Hof, NE TS rn the CADOTT SENTINEL was Mrs John g ,, NE 4 T son Natahe Fuchs was cmef reporter and 'L' her asslstant was Deanna Falkenberg Re ... ,:1 .:'uh ,,3:g,',,,,? ,j,',, VOICE The Students p0rt1ng for newspapers not only gave, to E::i':... '7 H 53 -'ui-QT -1- 5 'Hitt -n -f ns ' ' those mentroned, expertence tn wrmng and 3 --'32-f -7-fi-3-5 in FM an lh an opportumty to serve then school, but rt ggi.-hit. Q .'::..2'. 'f 'M: :n CMM FHA Gd, was a way rn whrch all students could share ?,--'U--v--f ' Plan Folns Trap ' ':'1'r'-M fr-If-n v ':I bg ' w1th the commun1ty what they were domg t'.. ?..'i. 2'.. 5.L .:. ' 'W' I-li rn hrgh school For tlus reason also, Cadott : WH M- HWTII I ll Hlgh lS fortunate to have had news report '-,L-'TAL-1-'Il' JF' K 'W' 'M' 4 71 lin!!! ,nan-1 A-kd un ln.U hlrlq mg among 115 extracurr1cu1ar act1v1t1es dur 'Q'-we N, ,M w 7'- ,,-ug A mg the yea., 1957 1958 f--v ' mmjjzjs,-5 'uhh hola I t.,'-fi.-.ifZ.'-95 C11PPed rm, ..... from Home Column Town I-v ,f '5'-3 luyluvl uv- lulvihbvlllll-il Land!-I -rx aw. from Cluppewa Paper 74 Herald Telegram ! I . . . ' .vo , ,.. 1' Q. , ' A 5-Q. iii by . ., 5 7 '.-. ....... b 5 in - wrr. W ' ' ... vs A V' intl ll ll N' . ' I . V . . .fn J.: . pn'- . , . u - -Q - I- ,, . n ,Y . , - ' ' W... s. 1 Q .. M' ...... , . ,,, ,. ...L-.- ?.T'f,.., .--- - ' ......... 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MUSIC MIXED Fourth row left ro rrght M Dusrck J Jodre C Ryan J Ramharrer J Pozarskr G Crogg H Smlth W Turecek M Jambretz M Danrelson Thrrd row B Dupey J Zars S Grlles F Glenz R Dreurrch C Fetter K Nelson P Poehls I Grndt P Mrllrng B Couey Sec ond row D Falkenberg D Esser I Patchak M Greene J Loomer V Ernst M Lucas D Bourget N Backhaus J Lauer D Glenz Frrst row S Rollands M Naus D Dusrck K Thersen C Krckbusch S Janssen A Chrrstensen J Thelsen J Loomer E Mahson S Dressler Able Accomparnsts The 87 vorce mrxed chorus under the drrecuon of Mr Dale Baldwrn frrst appeared December 18 at then annual Chrlstmas Con cert Selectrons sung were O Come O Come Emmanuel Keepmg Holy Vlgll The Twelve Days of Chnstmas Away In A Manger and Round and Round The concert was tape recorded and played on Radro Statron WCHF at Chrppewa Falls dur mg the Holrdays In the sprmg the chorus busrly prepared the r solos and ensembles for the musrc festrvals .4 ,, 1 .. 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A 0 11 - 11 CHCRU GNN '1-'N Fourth row left to rrght T Falkenberg R Marron J Forles, R Nye R Ruff G Gudman son G Smrth S Mrtchell, C Kyes R Kmtter D Koehler Tlurd row N Fuchs H Leberl row L Larson R Shong M Craker L Peeso K Marthaler S Meulr V Josrfek J Met zenbauer D Irw1n B Klukas Frrst row J Frtzgerald P Audorff B McQu111an K W1l hams B Lucas B Muenrch, K Rutz D Buresh D Jackson I LaFa1ve Mr Baldwrn d1 rector They fmt performed at the pre festrval rn Cornell and then at the musrc contest rn Eau Clarre In May the annual sprrng concert was presented at the hrgh school Th1s rn cluded the contest numbers of the major or gamzatrons plus a varrety of other musrcal treats Accompanrsts have been Natalre Fuchs Carol Jean Krckbusch, and Judrth Frtzgerald Now let s do rt agarn wrth expressronl w -f 5t-5 K, G V ' t A 1 - ' E, Danielson, N, Sedivy, D, Anders, C, Shong, A. Danielson, J. Barta, R, Anderson, Second SENIOR This year our 52-piece Cadott High School Band, under the direction of Mr, Bald- win, has participated in many school events. At all the home football games it provided a colorful half-time entertainment with its music and maneuvers, along with the girls' marching unit. It marched in the home- coming parade and took part in the half-time coronation ceremonies of the homecoming game, The band marched in the Good Neighbor Day Parade on October 5 and again on May 30, in the Memorial Day Parade in Cadott. Halt 1-2 Fourth row left to right Mr Baldwin director G Crogg, A Dupey R Couey B Wilbur B Bourget Second row K l-lickethter J Nelson, L Weinch D Nesvac11,J Moldrem, M Marek First row D Panzenhagen C Fetter G Rubyor J Rutz N, Fuchs. Third row: M. Dietzler, I, Ramseier, J. Miller, P. Peterson, A. Klart, L. Marek, . . : . ' ' . - - ' ' . - ' - - AN On December 18 it presented the annual Christmas Concert together with the chorus for the public's enjoyment. With the coming of spring we found the band students busily preparing for the spring festivals and spring concert, The pre-festi- val clinic was held at Cornell, followed by the music festival in Eau Claire in which all music students having solos and ensem- bles participated. The annual spring con- cert was held in May. Officers of the senior band this year are: president, Carol Fetterg vice president, Toni Dupeyg secretary, Faye Parsons, and treas- urer, Douglas Emerson. wa' N Stal-1d1ng'1ef1t01'1ghl K Drehmel R Roycraft,A Thom, R Moldrem, D Dusick Fourth row T Ruff M Jambretz C Phelps S Lacina, E Dressler Third row L Camastral M 13156, N 13111. L Baits J Roshell T Gindt W Na1brt, D Emerson S Falkenberg Sec ond row B Couey J Fnzgerald F Parsons, H Leberl D Emerson L Johnson S Dressler First row: M. Lucas, A. Christensen, C. KiCkbl1SCh. 79 The harmonrous three Carol Jean Gmny Don MUSIC NOTES Each sprrng mus1c abrlmes of the C H S muslc depart ment are determrned at the annual sprxng festrval Several weeks prror to thls students are seen eagerly preparlng therr contest selecuon each trymg to top h1s opponent Catagorles of the festrval entered thls sprrng lnclude vo cal and rnstrumental sol os duets tr1os quartets tuple trlos and madngals all un der the d1I6CIlOH of Dale Bald wrn I 125' .5 X? I 1 5' 4 3 W Jw I BO AR N D B A N D N - First row, left to right: J. Gannon, B. Munroe, B. Davis, L. Price, R. Kandler, T. Frank, B. Rubyor, R. Vlasnik, B, Munroe, C, Scheidler, I, Roycraft. Second row: P. Milling, P. Dett- mer, J. Buttke, N. Sedivy, S. Semmelhack, D. Sebesta, J. Patchak, B. Lucas, D. Esser, D. Anderson. Third row: Mr. Baldwin, director: J. Pozarski, J. Lacina, R, Nesvacil, K. Lancor, N. Nesvacil, R. Kohlin, R. Berchem. Both Pep Band and Junior Band are under the direction of Mr. Baldwin, Pep Band members are chosen from the Senior Band. They provide music between halves of basketball games and at our pep sessions. Junior Band is the stepping stone to Senior Band, and members of this group earn one credit while learning and preparing for Senior Band participation. 5 - C., 31.1 PM P E P I 6' - --.rx First row, left to right: K. Hickethier, G, Rubyor, C. Fetter, D. Panzenhage, A. Dupey, A, Christensen, C. Kickbusch, Mr. Baldwin, director, Second row: J. Nelson, L. Weirich, S. Falkenberg, D, Emerson, W. Najbrt, R, Moldrem, A. Thom. Third row: J. Moldrem, M. Marek, B, Coney, F. Parsons, H, Leberl, S, Dressler. Fourth row: C. Phelps, S. Lacina, E. Dressler, G. Wilbur, L. Camastral. L- Marek- SI MUSIC PARENTS The Cadott Musrc Parents Club whose member are the parents of the band and chorus members held therr frrst meeting rn September of 1957 Elected as offrcers for the 57 58 school year were Mrs Carlene Rubyor presrdent Mrs Ruby Dretzler vrce presrdent Mrs Inga Greene secretary and Mrs Fern Lelser treasurer Regular meetrngs are held rn the musrc room the frrst Wednesday of each month Thrs organrzatron rncreased therr funds by means of bake sales the edrtron of a recrpe book and by the sale of candy at the annual Chrrstmas and sprrng concerts Therr earmngs were grven to supply the new bass clarrnet was provrded durmg the past year a bassoon was purchased and new chorus robes were And rt comes out here also ordered Somethrng new was trred rn Decem ber of 1956 when the Musrc Parents sponsored a profrtable talent contest emceed by popular WEAU TV announcer Howard Trrckey On February 15 of thrs year a hrghly successful talent nrght was agam sponsored wrth another WEAU celebrrty Bob Dawson as emcee Agree'P'P The Musrc Parents have done much toward encouragrng and assrstrng the C H S music department Many thanks are extended to thrs actrve group Therr wrllrng support rs gratrfyrng and much apprectated Attentrve Mothers' l ' s 1 . - v -r- . - . 9 - ' . 5 - . 9 E , , music department with needed items. Last year, a I I I I ' ,. . PEE H L f UIQIHUQ H.B5lKlIll CDIIIPRIIY nnsunn.massn:uuszt1'l CONTEST PLAY HAPPY JCURN EY Cast Back row left to rrght Shuley Turecek Frank Davrs Front row Ben Lorenz Eleanor Danrelson Gary Gudmanson Carol Krckbusch Mrs Johnson director Thrs year s W1IlI11I1g one act play was entrtled The Happy Journey to Camden The plot concerns a famrly who 15 leavrng on a mp to v1s1t therr marrred daughter and srster um drstant Camden The story tells of the exctted preparatron the actual Journey and slghts seen on e way the arrtval at therr destrnauon and frnally the happy reumon Thrs play rs a new rdea rn dramauc concepttou as rt requues no scenery and almost no props The stage manager sets up the few props that are used and also reads all the mrscellaneous parts rn the play The play was presented ftrst at Eau Claue where rt was awarded an A ratmg and next at Rrce Lake where It recerved a B ratmg The cast consrsted of SIX members who were as follows ELEANOR DANIELSON GARY GUDMANSON Carolme SHIRLEY TURECEK Arthur FRANK DAVIS Beulah CAROL KICKBUSCH Stage Manager BEN LORENZ Last rnmute advrcel O O Q! if I . I ' I ' ' 1 ' ' - ' u vw . ' ', ' ' th . . . . .' '. t .. . . . I 'n I nn . I Ma --------- Pa--- ------ O . -- ---. ii . THE DEAR DEPARTEDH 'The Dear Departed, a comedy in one act, told quite a lively story about a family who, believing an aged relative to have died, began dividing up his things. When 'grandfather' suddenly showed up, you can well imagine that havoc and confusion reigned. Me dead? The play is entitled Trifles because the women so the men think discuss un important things while they are trying to find evidence Little did they realize that their trifles became the real evidence The play cast included Sheriff Peters WU-PH COUEY Mr Henderson D A D0 PANZENHAGEN M, H313 BEN Lom2Nz Mrs Peters MARY MAREK Mrs Hale DOROTHY GLENZ A reflection of our true character 'Now this is the way to do it The play cast consisted of Mrs Slater NATALIE FUCHS Mr Slater RALPH COUEY Victoria Slater JULIA MOLDREM Mrs Jordon JEANNE LOOMER Mr Jordon PAT MILLER Abel Merryweather FRANK DAVIS TRIFLES A murder mystery entitled Trifles took place in the abandoned farmhouse of the late John Wright It seems that Mrs Wright hanged her husband and the sheriff and District Attorney together with Mr Hale s help are trying to fmd the evidence to convict her When the evidence a dead canary turns up confusion arises Even externporaneous speakmg takes practrce' FORENSICS A representatrve portron of C H S stu dents were again actrve m forensrcs thrs year Cadott sent srxteen students to Eau Claue to take part H1 the regronal competr non The parucrpants Ralph Couey Faye Parsons Laurel Peeso Mary Marek Shirley Turecek Judy Rutz Kay Rutz Eleanor Dantelson Pat Miller Ben Lorenz Natalre Fuchs Bernard Schwetz Carol Krckbusch Vrrgmra Ernst Dorothy Glenz and Celeste A few ttps from Mr Getsert Ph11l1ps represented C I-I S tn varrous categortes These people and then' advlsors Mr Gelsert and hrs assrstant Mrs Johnson who have gtven mme and effort to the forensrcs department deserve respect and encourage ment from the entue student body Eye contact, Judy?? ROYALTY Q ,KV f Royal Couple QUEEN JACKIE and KING BERNARD Standlng left to rrght Bernard Robert Gary James and Kenneth PROM FA NT ASYLA ND When you re 'Young at Heart rn Fantasy land wrll your wrsh be granted? These were the ponderlngs of the many who tossed corns rn the wrshrng well at the center of the Fantasyland dreamland the Junror Prom of 1957 Under the gurdance of the class ad vrsors Mrs Luebstorf Mr Gersert and Mr Hoffman our gym was decorated to correspond wrth the theme, Fantasyland rn azure blue black and whrte Murals re presentmg box seats decorated wrth Drsney land frgures, adorned the srdes and a castle scene concealmg the stage comphmented these Kmg Bernard Schwetz and Queen Jackre Berchem w1th therr court Gary Gud manson and Donna Jean Anders Robert Burke and Mary Ellen Lucas Kenneth Kenealy and Noreen Backhaus, and James Jodre and Carol Jaenke were the royal couples who led the grand march to the melodrous strarns pro vrded by the orchestra of Guy Woodford Standrng left to rrght Carol Donna Jean Mary Ellen Seated Queen Jackle Noreen ,,,,2 GIRLS' PRQM It was a gay mght rn Fantasy land when g1r1s escorted therr grrlfrrends to the Grrls Prom on Aprrl 29 1957 Thrs annual event 15 held durrng the week followrng the Junror Prom wrth musrc furnrshed by records Crownrng of the royal couple, Kmg Lorrarne Polzrn and Queen Lucrlle Marek, followed the grand march Attendants to the royal couple were Dorothy Bourget Sandra Meulr Floretta Mooney Mary Ann Emerson Mary Ellen Lucas and Anne Chrrstensen Where Your Dreams Come True The Grrls Prom court lS selected from members of the Pep Club the orgamzatron whrch sponsors rlus event I Standmg left to rrght Mary Ellen Lucas Lucille Marek Lorrame Polzm Dorothy Bourget Seated Anne Christensen Floretta Mooney Mary Ann Emerson and bandra Mculr OUFPN LUCII I I dll! KING LORRAINI . . . , , . r H .1 . ' o If 1 n 9 I u ' If:.. il, . , ' P s A ' f'-nv? 7 . J '. ' y N A1 ' . 1 ' 44 . , V 'J . 5 ,L K. - ' ' 5 ' I I 0 . . , 1 s ' , . 0 . Q - n ' ' ,ru Q . M- . .I Hi A 1 j , . l- 1 . DIAMOND .IUBILEE A large crowd turned out for the Dramond Jubrlee Ball held at the hrgh school the evenmg of December 27, to celebrate the school's 75th anmversary, and sponsors of the event termed rt a complete success In the gymnasrum, decorated wrth lrghted Chrrstmas trees, garlands and red paper candles, more than a hundred couples accordtng to estrmates, enyoyed dancrng and lrstenrng to the musrc of Guy Woodford and hrs orchestra An mtermrssron program Seventy frve Years rn Song featunng musrc of the past three quarters of a century, was a hrghhght of the evenrng Among those attendmg the gala holrday affarr were hrgh school alumnr, several of whom were specrally honored Floral grfts were awarded to Clarence Polzrn alumnus who had come Three generatrons of Alumnae Mr Nelhe Barrmgton Mrs Cecelra Jackson and Ann Jackson the longest drstance to Mrs Nelhe Barnngton, '96, representatrve of the earlxest graduatmg class attendrng the ball and to members of the class of 1957, whrch had the largest delegauon present Mr N F Panzenhagen made the presentatrons Walter Brovald was master of ceremonres Many guests also took the opporturuty of vrsrung the specral anmversary drsplay of prctures and documents relattng to the school s dramond Jubrlee, and found many rtems of mterest from the school s past, mcludmg commencement programs, yearbooks, class prctures, etc Vrllage presrdent, Art Bjornstad, opened the mtermrssron program wrth brref remarks of wel come to alumm and vrsrtors Takmg part rn the pro gram were a lugh school vocal group, whrch sang Memones, Over There, Cornmg In On a Wrng and a Prayer and Alma Mater - n u - S s p o p . ' - vw n o I D u . . . ,, . . ,, . . - - l U o 9 I . . . . . . . I o v 4 . . . Q - . ' . . . . . ' . . . a . . . . . . . . - o . - - ,, . n ov n ' ' ll ll ,W ' I BALL a high school dancing group which performed an old- fashioned waltz, the Charleston and a rock n roll number V1rg1n1a Ernst and Sam Mrtchell who presented a duet A Brcycle Burlt for Two and the Cadott Lions Club quartet which sang Wrs sota s Waters and Coney Island Babe Some punch? The ennre event was sponsored by the Dramon Iubrlee Commrttee made up of students, faculty and Cadott Crtrzens mm ANNfy dal f I 11,1 sam Alurnm and v1s1tors Servmg punch from a beautrfully decorated table were several hrgh school glrls under the drrectlon of Mrs Fred Goetz Decoratlon of the hall and d1rect1on of the mter mrssron program were 1n charge of Dale Baldwm hrgh school musrc d1rector Mrs Martln Gumz super vrsed the lustoncal d1s play w1th Mrs Earl Lrd dell asststrng Students a1ded rn t1cket sell1ng coat checkmg decoratron and other arrangements 1n connectron w1th the ball Guests v1s1t the C H S museum U5 HOMECOMI G Left to rlght Larry lehl Emery Peterson, Robert Freagon, Krng Gerald Sm1th Queen Mary Ellen Lucas Sandra Meulr, Kay l-hckethrer LeAnne Werrrch Cut the Cards was the theme for the Cadott I-hgh School's 1957 Homecomrng celebrated on Fuday September 27 Thurs day evenmg a pep program was presented, followed by the trad1t1ona1 snake dance and bonfrre The memorable day was started wrth the street parade compnzed of elaborate floats desrgned and bmlt by classes and varrous school orgaruzatlons Addmg splce to thrs gala event were the Thorp Band the Cadott Homet Band and the Hornette Marchmg Umt The lughhght of the festwmes was the football game Precedmg the game the coronatron ceremony was held After Queen Mary Ellen Lucas was crowned, she presented a football to Kmg Gerald Sm1th Dunng the halfume, the Hornettes and the two bands agam performed for our enter tamment An especlally approprrate maneuver was the number 75 represennng the Cadott Hrgh School s 75th anmversary D1sappo1nted but not drscouraged, the team was defeated Smce all rs well that ends well, the day was not a complete fa1lure for the Home commg Dance was a success. Queen Mary Ellen rergned over the dance accompamed by her attendants, Sandra, LeAnne, and Kay 1 .Q -' l 1 , , s ,wah My ' , 1 ' . ,ww ' : . - . , , . . . , . . 0 I ' - . Q I 'ff D V 1 A . 0 . . . . . hgh, ' I C .. H - ' I ATHLETICS ,, ,, Q A FoorBALL W' -U- nv. R R, '5 2 ,42 3 34. F n A I I A 'R SENIOR TEAM Back row, left to rrght B Schwetz,J Barta B Lorenz R Nelson, D Panzen hagen, N Hagedorn I Pozarskr Seated Turecek, G Smrth, R, Burke, R Ruff Smrth G Zwrefelhofer, M Dusrck K Weltzrn The Hornets were faced wrth a reburldrng Job after losmg seventeen semor lettermen and battled great odds throughout the season Startrng wrth a ne game agarnst Augusta the team played rmproved ball all season but could not regrster a wm The squad, the coaches, and the fans are to be congratu lated on therr lastmg effort and we know that there were strll two squads, numbermg about s1xtv boys when the season ended From observatron we can surm1se better thmgs to come rn the future Next fall we wrll be losmg four three year lettermen Gerald Smrth Harold Smrth Sam Mrtchell and Don Panzenhagen Other senror lettermen were Bob Burke Drck Ruff George Zwrefelhofer, Joe Barta hm Pozarskr Bernard Schwetz, Ronald Nelson Nell Hagedorn Wrllram Turecek, and Ben Lorenz The team managers were Kenneth Pllgrrm, Rrchard Jans sen, and Rlchard Roycraft Sa a a at1sf1ed'P The pause that refreshes I - 1 X '44 7 -41 Einik has 5 X X l Ii I A A J R If Q J N B F 1 ls - , HOR ETS N SAM gy Each year an A11 Star team com pnsed of outstandrng members of Clover belt Conference teams rs selected by the off1c1a1s Thrs season C H S was honored by havrng one of 1118 team mem ly bers, Sam Mrtchell chosen W are drstrnctly proud of Sam and of the honor d h Le t to rrght The rrght an left alfbacks he brought our school OUR FCOTBALL TEAM F5 :- lfrfgkkn , if GPU- 'fly Fourth row, left to rrght R Janssen K Prlgrrm W Huth I Irwrn, K Weltzm, R. Marron I Pozarskr Coaches De Jung and Loomer Thrrd row R, Roycraft D Doers K Mahr W Turecek N Hagedorn, N Grlles R. Couey, I Barta M Dusrck D Dusrck Second row E Peterson T Vlasnrk T Werrrch R. Nelson T Er1ckson,I Huffcutt I Rowan P Mrller, R Freagon Frrst row B Lorenz B Schwetz, G Smrth, R. Burke R, Ruff, H Smrth G Zwrefelhofer, D, Panzenhagen 95 .H.s. 5' ghd: 25? iv fha-v ' .Q 1.7 ,7 V CB. . .- . - I - .X 4 ' l r X 1 'L A - !.ws.A - 1 I ' I ' e f ' : ' . I C ra . . I 1 -'JANJ L ' ,rp -i, X N rx T Q36 5 000 U0 W S X ng HOR ET s A -v5S9K31f Y-U00 B02 ? H1011 0 ff x E HMP rw. snnf B000 r 1 35 7 3 Thud row lefttought C Nelson I Raether E Peterson W Huth T Falkenberg I Roshell P Mrller K Mahr Second row I Rowan F Supple R, Coney R, Freagon G Crogg Front row R Janssen Manager S Mrtchell R. Ruff R Burke G Zwrefelhofer G Sm1th D Doers Manager 96 SMITH BOB BURKE The Hornets play ball r fi K Q Q If if 2 r 'M 1- 1 . i NXQX LX-X' H-7 , 1 ' U 'v 3 XA ay, Dar ' X I' vu Q ji-'3Me1r: :31z 1 :XV 'Y kj Jr' I 1 Jf M LR ,M 43,1 ku . 4? I Although the Cadott Hornets d1dn t set any wrnnmg or scormg records they d1d rmprove much thoughout the season By the end l l BASKET BALL H-2 . 205 :csv B4 U or the season our coach Thane Loomer and asslstant coach B111 Delung had developed the boys The frrst f1ve, all of whom were sen1ors Bob Burke, George Zwrefel hofer D1Ck Ruff Sam Mrtchell and Gerald Smrth, were those who led the season s team record Thus the Hornets were able to defeat Stanley at the Cloverbelt play off and capture f1fth place Davxd Doers and Pachard Janssen served as managers DICK RUFF All eyes on the Hornets' X at C EORG E 'SAM MITCHELL LXNIEFELHOFER - ff , t f Q 4 X X 'Z t 137 . ' . . . ' V ' . , - , 34 into a well-rounded team, mr. use .,...,,-.N-Q BASEB LL The Hornet baseball team of the 1956 57 season was one of the best Cadott nine in recent years They finished with nine wins and six losses, with a squad composed largely of seniors They won the Cornell District Tournament by defeating Cornell and Gilman The Hornets then went to the sectional tournament where they lost to Eau Claire Eau Claire, incidentally, went on to win the state title The team was built around these seniors Jack Patchak Frank Kyes Joe Stanek Jerry Gilles, and Duane St1pek Other team members were Hod and Jug Smith Bob Freagon Gary W11 bur and Sam Mitchell with David Doers at team manager SEASON TEAM RECORD Elk Mound Cornell Cornell Stanley Gilman Gilman Fall Creek Thorp Stanley Stanley Thorp Cornell Gilman Holcombe Eau Claire Cadott C adott Cadott Cadott Cadott C adott Cadott C adott Cadott Cadott Cadott Cadott Cadott Cadott C adott S I 2+ 1-A Q E.E.'.. is .. Ba BATTING AVERAGES Iack Patchak Frank Kyes Duane St1pek Joe Stanek I erry Gilles Gary Wilbur Dick Ruff Jug Smith Hod Smith Per Cent 98 R S I T Y Left to right: W. Najbrt, R. Gilles, E. Dressler, R. Nesvacil, N. Nesvacil, P. Moucha, L. Iehl, H. Licht, R, Berchem, G, Peeso, M, Jambretz, Manager, Junior Varsity members, including the freshman and some sophomore boys developed themselves for possible A team membership by participating in football, basketball, baseball, and track practice during 1957-1958. In all, they participated in 6 football games and 16 basketball games during the year, TRACK After a fairly successful 1956-57 season the coach Glen Senstad, awarded letters to the following: M. Foelske, R, Amelse, G. Zwiefelhofer, J. Barta, G, Huffcutt, G. Celesnik, G. Smith, and J. Kucera. In a triangular meet Cadott scored 47, Gilman 45, and Thorp 21. Two dual meets were participated in and the following scores resulted: Cadott 35 and Gilman 64 Cadott 40 and Thorp 41 The Cloverbelt track meet was held at Eau Claire, and in this Cadott placed ninth. Last participation was in the sectional in which no one qualified for the state. TEAM WORK! It's all very well to have coinage and skill And it 's fine to be counted a star, But the single deed with its touch of thrill Doesn't tell us the man you areg For there 's no lone hand in the game we play We must work to a bigger scheme, And the thing that counts in the world today Is, How do you pull with the team? They may sound your praise and call you grea They may single you out for fame, But you must work with your running mate Or you'll never win the game, For never the work of life is done By the man with a selfish dream, For the battle is lost or the battle is won By the spirit of the team. You may think it fine to be praised for skill, But a greater thing to do Is to set your mind and set your will On the goal that's just in viewg It's helping your fellowman to score When his chances hopeless seem, It's forgetting self till the game is o'er And fighting for the team - Edgar A, Guest LETTERM EN S CLLI B The Lettermen s Club whrch celebrated rts 7th brrthday thrs year IS an honorary orgamzatlon IH whrch all athletes who have earned the letter C rn football baseball bas ketball or track may be granted rnembershrp The amount of playrng done by each member hrs attttude and the coaches recom mendatrons are all taken 1nto consrderauon when awardmg thls C Thrs year s offrcers rn the club are Presrdent Sam Mrtchell V1ce Presrdent Rrchard Ruff and Secretary Treasurer John Rowan The advrsors are Mr Loomer Lettermen s Club Thrrd row, left to rrght Dav1d Doers Joseph Barta Harold Smrth Wrllram Turecek Gerald Srmth Kenneth Weltzrn Charles Ryan Ben Lorenz, Ronald Nelson Theordore Errckson Ne11G11les Second row Rrchard Jans sen Pat Mrller, Ralph Couey John Huffcutt John Rowan Gary Wrlbur James Pozarskr Marlyn Dusrck Kenneth P11 gum Frrst row Emery Peterson Donald Panzenhagen George Zwrefelhofer Robert Burke Rlchard Ruff Samuel Mrtchell Robert Freagon Bernard Schwetz, Nerl Hagedorn Mr Senstad and Mr De img CS Semor Lettermen Tlurd row left to rrght Gerald Smrth, Ben Lorenz, Harold Smrth Kenneth Prlgrrm, Marlyn Dusrck Second row Donald Panzenhagen, Joseph Barca, Charles Ryan Rrchard Ruff James Pozarskr, Samuel Mltchell Frrst row George Zwrefelhofer, Robert Burke, Kenneth Weltzrn, Ronald Nelson, Nerl Hagedorn MISCELLANY SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School started Football game at Augusta Student prctures taken Football game wrth Nerllsvrlle Football game at Cornell Bonfrre Snake dance Class sklts Homecomrng Thorp OCTOBER Football game at Owen Wlthee Marchmg Unlt marched Good Nerghbor Day Marchrng Unlt marched Football game wlth Gllman Teachers Conventlon No sehool Teachers Conventlon No school Football game wlth Menomorne Assembly Man Wrthout a Country Football game at Stanley NOVEMBER Sadre Hawkrns Dance Veterans Day Program by freshmen Assembly Program Basketball game at Ladysmrth Ladysmlth 58 Cadott 34 Basketball game wrth Thorp Thorp 45 Cadott 25 Dance after the game DECEMBER Basketball game at Bloomer Bloomer 41, Cadott 39 Assembly Tony Lavelh Basketball game at Cornell Cornell 48, Cadott 58 Basketball game wrth Augusta Augusta 62, Cadott 48 Dancers performed Basketball game wrth Altoona Altoona 47 Cadott 43 Pep Club rnruanon Dance after the game Chrrstmas Concert Basketball game wrth Chrppewa Falls Chrppewa 60 Cadott 48 Dancers performed Basketball game at Elk Mound Elk Mound 25 Cadott 34 Dramond Jubrlee Ball rn gym musrcal program durrng lntermlssron JANUARY 7 Basketball game at Black Rrver Falls Black Rlver 84 Cadott 45 'Z 6 12 ' ' 13 . . . 20 26 ' , , ' 27 ' - 4 - . S . . 5 ,. . ,, 5 . . 9 . . 10 ' ' g ll ' ' g 18 ' ' 18 , ' 24 26 Dramatics Contestg C. H, S, received an A rating on Happy Journey 8 . . 11 3 12 19 ' 9 ' , 21 ' 2 , 3 : 5 : ' 6 1 10 ' g 13 ' 1 . 17 ' 18 . . Q , . 20 Q , 28 . . . : . . , . . SCHOCL CALENDAR JANUARY fContinuedj 9 15 17 21 24 FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MA 'PQ Basketball game with Neillsvilleg Neillsville 79, Cadott 52 Tumblers performed at Stanleyg Stanley 55, Cadott 48 with Fall Creekg Fall Creek 62, Cadott 61 with Cornellg Comell 38, Cadott 37 with Altoonag Altoona 53, Cadott 48 with Elk Mound Elk Mound 39 Cadott 53 Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Dancers performed Semors roller skatmg party at Ch1ppewa Falls G A A played Stanley Basketball game w1th Fall Creek Fall Creek 63 Cadott :nl N C A commrttee v1s1tat1on at C H,S Basketball game wrth Gtlman Grlman 57 Cadott 66 Tumblers performed Cloverbelt basketball play offs Stanley 38 Cadott 53 March ofD1mes Basketball game Holcombe 36 Caoott One Act Plays Talent Show sponsored by Musrc Parents Basketball Tournaments Assembly Joss Mood F F A Banquet Assembly Mal Robbls FOISDSICS ln Eau Clarre Cloverbelt Solo Ensembles at Stanle Future Teaclsers COWYCDIIOD at Eat. Claue Prom G rrls Pror' Assenablx -XSYe'll '7.LHg IL 'INCALALAL Lac lw'll1S1CF6SUY3l t a Clare Class Trl QNSILIWD Class Dax t ax or S R' Gra uamm 28 5 , U 31 . . . 3 . . . 7 . Q I 7 12 . . : . l 14 - , , 4 17 ' , , ' ' 57 20 - 15 f ' 4 5 ': ' 17 . . . 21 j: ' 22 ' ' ' 27 7 - 5' 21-22 r ' r ' ' ' ' 11 , 14 ' ' ll 25 Senior Class Play 28 . . 1' 22 G.A... 'rm'ga He'..i.',.. 'C'i1t Y 3 ' 5. E ll 'r 17 : .Lf 23 - 4' 27 Las .i ,A Qc.: l A - d 'x MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN The annual Curns magazrne sale got under way September 3 as school opened for the year Kenneth Kenealy was appomted manager of the campargn w1th Carol Jean Krckbusch as hrs ass1stant Class captams were freshman Heldl Leberl sophomore Pat Mrller juruor Virgxma Ernst and semor TOH1 Dupey Our quota was set at Sl 500 O0 of whrch Sl 472 00 was collected rn the two weeks perrod Wrth the school s prof1t of S517 32, new football umforms were purchased The Junlor class recerved recognrtron rn the form of a half day from school for a prcnrc for be1ng hrgh class Deanna Falkenberg topped the hst berng lughest salesman tn th1s campargn Her sales amounted to S74 79 Followrng hrghs were Edward Dupey w1th S68 00 and Davrd Sebesta w1th S62 69 Those selhng over thrrty dollars worth were Judy Gannon Audrey Klart Ted Errckson Eleanor Damelson Elame Lancor Celeste Phl111PS Carol Kuhnert Carol Jean K1Ck busch Pat Peterson Dav1d Doers Wayne Marks Sue Falkenberg and Dxane Buresh For therr well earned rewards these people recerved an expense pard trrp to Mrnneapohs to see Round the World rn 80 Days or Seven Wonders of the World Along w1th the prrzes for therr sales, the salesmen garned experrence 1n cornpetrtron sports manshrp and meeung people, and the school as a whole earned then sorely needed football unrforms MORE SCHOOL PROJECTS 0' A comphmentary tea Domg what comes naturally Down Mexlco way l o ' . . . . . : ' . . Z . . Z. . y . . I ' I ' . . , . D ' I I ' ' ' n . ' . . . H . . . 1 0 H n v 0 I I I . I I I - l I 1 D I 1 ' - . - . . . . ,, I . ' - . - . YS fr If ' ' N. , A at E . f ' I y J '-13 2, . I V 'M 4 - - A N. Q S ' I 46 4 R A R JF ,ts 1 lg ' T . Q ,. ' 'f f ' 4 ' f- A .. -I . .. N -.2 Tic!-feds! please! f.a'L'ZLOV firovdfolf A f,f,e7f,d 6,72 hflfid 45d frfend frzgfcfcaff fc dna 12297 Pfdy dd Gulf! 1- . L H? S' f ,U ,K 'REQ' 1 uuuq Axw Where is fha? fervor fd Oaffz dvd Gaz! IMZTWAXI-775012 'Z' 'Zhi ' 6- Wd fCf7 vne Cdfc 5 . Gcomgf,-7 Genuzses Future fm l8 95 The new teacher FIR T M1chae1 Ausman Leshe Balts Suzanne Bowe Larry Bremness 5 Playmg post offlce af' B111y Calkms Rachel Couey Deggy Cmstorf ff Donald Dupey Glenn Emerlck 4 Steven Ev1en Lmda Freagon JL - '.:3p, F' gi f Q., i 32' e n it . . Q- Wars ff? ' I .9 ' ,, X9 W 3 , , If 'Q 3 ,a ' 4 . . . ng lr 5 S ,,.V y . . 'O p fz W ' A e , ' . f' fn x.. ', GRADE Danrel Grlbertson Lrnda Kuehnr Cynthra LaFa1ve Janette Metzler Wrthout any doubt Mrs Lrnda Mrckelson for longest term of servrce rn the Cadott Publrc School System For 44 years she has farthfully taught the fust and second graders at one tune havmg a class totalmg 65 members Over a thousand people can clarm her as theu former rnstructor Mrs Sherman was born ln Chlppewa Falls and graduated from Notre Dame Hrgh School In 1912 she marrred MI Byron Sherman a former barber of Cadott They have two daughters Marcelle and Betty who are gradu ates from Cadott I-hgh School Mar celle and Betty attended the Urn versrty of Mmnesota and are now happrly marrred Mrs Sherman was a housewlfe for srx years and later returned to her teachmg professron Her hObb1CS are sewrng drawmg and dancrng MRS NONA SHERMAN f X' RQW 3 Clarence Nrchols r if Clrfford Ramserer -.. Janet Wagner IJ Donald Wlk Not prctured Wayne Mrleg f ' ' X fl ' J - - rw A 'J'A, N 4- th' x . , I Y . V 1. - V :V V if if S' sf r r V, .M , , Y v .1::::1::bMf'j r .V Sh, 11 . ,V K Nona Sherman holds the record John Miles H f . . . Q I f ax K X .' 3 , - 1 ' Y , t ,V fr? j 1 . ,wi J fr, ,tgwx 2: 5 ' R-'WY 33. A , ,A 't U.. - 1 I 4 564'- ' - , . T My if . I 1 n . 1. I 'f la I M . . . S by Rlchard Anderson SECOND GRADE Kun Barqulst Suzanne Dennlson ill' Kathleen Ebert Rlchard M1cke1son Denn1s Mousel R1chard Price Rlchard Sahm A11 klds love rn11kl M1chael Nlchols Everybody s happy! Davxd Rarnse1er Lmda Starck Llonel Tlmmerman Bonme Wagner John Mumoe V1o1et MacNamara Not pxctured Robert Wenzel W y U if, 5 I M rv ' 4 llrt ' THIRD GRADE Now begmnmg her 12th year Ln the Cadott School System Mrs L1d dell teaches 34 second and third graders Born rn Chrppewa Falls Wlsconsm Mrs Lrddell s school years were spent 1n the CIIIPPCWB Falls Pubhc Schools and the Eau Clarre State Teachers College Earl Llddell her hus band IS the head cashrer at our local bank Mr and Mrs Llddell own a beautrful home msrde the v1llage l1rn1ts on Hlghway 27 where Mrs Llddell enjoys her hobbres of handlwork and gardenmg Jean Ausman Charles Balts Kenneth Buch E1a1ne Bremness Roy Brown If ,uae Charles Calkms James Couey Juanna Dav1s Sandra Erchner WVQ is Q3 msg an Ermhe Emerrck Carolyn Emerson Jerome Felce Kathleen Grlbertson Drane Greene Rosemary Jacobson MRS EARL LIDDELL Laffy Iaenke Gary Kmg Not prctured Dorothy Burrows 3, wr' N ls when ui' THIRD, FGLIRTH, Kathleen Birch ' ' A D Donald Boyea ,. W ' ,.,'. P Darrel Bremness F I F T H Dawn Craker TQ A at 3 ,Qi + , 1 ww? , ,V , Nwiw - M1 , 'L ? li ' X A s zvplrf K 1'if.l , fl G D E S A ini!! A' . WTI Dean Craker A Alfred Davis f ' John Dennison , ,, , if ' , .- i Ni' A wwf, A , 2 ,mfr ' - 1 , .4 H Q WY L I. W 1 S I 45. Y 4 I 'Y if if 'Z a if S. N1-N Let s all play Jacks! Chrls Klay me W11l1arn Meyer '1 Rebecca Ebert Trrnothy Evjen ' 'lf Kathleen Munroe Stuart Peterson Geraldme Ramseler Davrd Vajgrt 'L 1, Royce Vlasmk ff Raymond Wexland Sandra Wheeler lf , '3 ':f'f,', M , ' M, , Q Ov '1'm,m' 2 .4 x,mv'33-a Sturn ped? 2-ff ii mg, aufflg ,' X M Q , 'f ' V-.4 A ew r ' 'N - ' ' !5...f l lfwru l7f,?1i'f , , 4 Q., f ' l , g Y . 1, 4, of 'lg' X H-ff'-V - N-M E Ky X af Ag , , -- T.. W . , . 19 ' I l , , ',f1i9m' 453, ' fa . 4 5 V ' , , ,. M L. . V, , ,re . . '- ff ' 5 fy Mn x . VK. 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X ' .Til ' 'Q A , - K. 5 f , . .K 4 -.., , A f Dlane Henneman Theodore Kane Kathleen Mrles E 4 Thomas Mousel Davld Mueller Yvonne Sahm Ruth Tracy Brlly Woodford A former 4 H leader Mlss Marlene Rademaker rs now teach mg the thzrd fourth and flfth grades at Cadott Publrc School She attended Grlman Hrgh School and played the clarmet rn the school band Mrss Rademaker 18 a graduate of the Taylor County Teachers College tn Medford and also has attended Wrsconsm State College at Eau Clarre Thrs bemg her frfth year of teachmg Mrss Rademaker has prevrously taught the frrst four grades at the Huron State Graded School About her class of 33 puplls tlus year Mrss Radernaker says that she emoys every mmute of teachtng although she has found that there were many adJustrnents to be made after havrng taught rn a country school As for her hobbles Mrss Rade maker frnds her greatest pleasure rn sewmg Betty Zimmerman Beverly Sedivy Cynthia Wagner Donald wetland James Wenzel Larry Wheeler 'HHRD FOURTH M1Ch361 Felce A D H GRADE MISS MARLENE RADEMAKER A friendly smrle goes a long way wrth l1tt1e folks i T T - 6 5. ' 'P -5 W' 'K L, W , V ' 3 7 K f ff, ,lily V ly in . :fling rr I 1, X V' f L T' -V alm a '7 ,, tw if 2 ' Fitflws X . X' 1 fi A f . of 1. 1 ' , 1 l ' -. , . ' D - r 1 . . . , -6 'v Rafe FIFTH GRADE Kathleen Brown Danrel Emenck Donald Emerson For the past two years the flfth and srxth grades of the Cadott Publlc Schools have been under the gurdance of Mrs Albert Shervey Sr The precedmg mne years she was a rural grade teacher rn the Mrt chell Matott McK1nley and Chap Creek Schools A graduate of C H S Mrs Shervey formerly Rose Kalser attended Eau Claue State Teachers College but because of the over abundance of teachers d1s contmued her career untrl 42 Durmg the years precedrng her career Mrs Shervey was able to ful f1ll part of her destre for travel by obtarnmg a posr tron rn Evanston Ill She also traveled vra Yellow A sports enthusrast Mrs Shervey enjoys spectatmg at all types of ball games Great mteresr also lres w1th1n her hobbres readrng and gardenrng At the present Mr and Mrs Shervey and then f1ve year old son Donald l1ve 1n Cadott where Mr Thomas Frank Patrrcra Jahr Conme Kmg Kenneth LaFa1ve Shervey fulfrlls hrs occupatron as a pamter and m ter1or decorator .lmx Loom er Ioan Mrckelson Thomas Nlchols Mas ALBERT SHERVEY sn Not p1ctured Davrd Pnce Ronald Anderson Robert Rubyor Larry Bowe Ronald Vlasmk Ralph Ramserer I . . I ' . . I I . 7 ' Y , , s . s , . , l, Y '- .I 1 1 . - 451,23 I S . . , ' . 5.6-. - J a u - .S If . . . . . stone Park to Los An eles where she visited a brother 8 F hx . . . . . , V ' ' f ' , . . ' R L, . . . 4 ' 5 ? 'f pt-S, x I pt' f. , H W, - l l ' L. Our arm to make that h1story good fry IXTH GRADE Lynn Anderson Douglas Bremness Kenneth Craker Stephen Denmson Carol Dupey Ruth Ebert Damel E1chner Joe Jacobson Frednc Kandler Bonn1e Munroe Robert Nrchols Ruth Rotermund Carol Scherdler Rebecca Wheeler me Q c lr . - : I an c Alf' c . 2 1 , tat , I ' 1 Linda Price N ' Jx gs-r' I7 1 , In - w . la-. , gf' ,Q , W as . f 1 Il- ' - 1 4 A 1 5 5 f 9? I Robert Bates William Bates 6 sa H6 Thomas Bremness Raymond Ev1en Jud1th Gannon Donna Greene Nancy Greene Josephme Kane SEVENTH GRADE MRS CECELIA JACKSON For the past two years Mrs Jackson has taught the seventh and erghth graders at Cadott Publrc School Born and rarsed rn Chrppewa Falls Mrs Jackson graduated from the Cluppewa Falls Publrc Hlgh School She later attended Superror College for one year Now she rs earnmg her de gree by attendmg summer school at Eau Claue Besrdes teachrng Ln other rural schools Mrs Jackson was also at one tune prrncrpal of the Sunnys1de School rn Chrppewa County Mrs Jackson IS the mother of two chlldren Ann and George both of whom are graduates of Cadott l-hgh School Baseball 15 Mrs Jackson s favorrte sport She has many other mterests among whrch are readrng art travel and cookmg James La Rose Rachel Meyers Judrth Mrckelson Wayne Thorn LaVern Woodford Thomas Zrmmerman 2 'wa pf! a' f . .L , . , . . . , . ' A . . . I 1 Y T? . 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I NJ-' ', isa ' A f'4 5 ,, L1 . wi.. - -I N EIGHTH GRADE Elementary mtlkmenl Donald Rietz Janice Roycraft Warren Scheidler Dorven Thom Lester Tracy Betty Dav1s Dennrs Etchner Mary Jane Bowe Jerome Bremness Sue Falkenberg Donald Greene Audrey Klatt Wayne Marks Donald Mueller or we i as Bette Munroe Patrtcra Peterson Dale Rrchards fi Kathleen Glenz Dennrs Catherme Crandall Crandall FAIRVIEW Begrnnmg wrth the 1957 58 school year the Farrvrew School became a part of the Cadott Publxc School system Srtuated erght rmles south of Cadott rt rs centrally located for rts frfteen puprls Smce the guls outnumber the boys four to one there rs a defxmte femmme touch rn all school hfe Thrs IS the thrrd consecutrve year of teachmg for Mrs Emma Redmond at Farrvrew Before the holrdays the students presented a Chrrstrnas program whrch was unmensely en joyed by the entrre commumty Hot lunch from the hrgh school lutchen IS thoroughly enJoyed Drshwashmg 15 made fun FAIRVIEW SCHOOL though co operatron Lorretta G. E. 's are expensiveg Lorraine Glenz we're cheap! Jean Glenz Drehmel Joyce 8 Drehmel Ralph G1 enz Elarne Greene Everybody smrle I anrce Greene Lrnda Greene -..,fr.- FAIRVIE Third row left to rrght Lorretta Glenz Lorralne Glenz Jean Drehmel Joyce Dre hmel Second row Lrnda Greene Cathe rme Crandall Sally Roberts Denms Cran dall Ralph Glenz Frrst row Elame Greene Mlchael Greene Kathleen Glenz Roxa Roberts Janrce Greene Edward Khensmtth MRS EMMA REDMOND Fust and Second Grade readmg class Catherine Crandall Kathleen Glenz Roxa Roberts and Mrs Redmond teacher Mrchael Greene Edward Klrensm 1th Roxa Roberts Class Sally Roberts COIICCDUS H011 Seemg double .Af - ' fffiiiiif ,,., kv. 'f 3:5 . Jil? if if Q - , ., , wr' f nx -I I . 11 ', ye, 1-. .Lf fa ' '- . -, T . - , 4 rr : 1 , ,A F I - . I . , - , -':. L ' - , , V D 1 I . - . , . ' I Y I l I 3 ' , . . , I , U I , , . .- , . . . he HE DRY The Hendry School Drstuct tn the town of Lafayette was drvrded by the recent change of the boundary l1ne between Chtppewa Falls and Cadott ter rrtorres The school house lS actually tn the Chtppewa area but smce a greater percentage of the puplls are tn the Cadott terrltory rt Back row left to rrght Russell Volbrecht James Johnson James 15 run by Cadott As -J QC' Mrchaued Dennrs McQu1ston Not ptctured Beverly Enckson the chrldren enjoy the same hot lunch program as the local school Mrs Wagner lsthe new and very able teacher rn the drstrrct thrs year Her twenty three puptls enjoy all the advantages of the Cadott School System Stnce there 15 a mmonty of puptls rn the frfth through elghth grades the younger chrldren have an exceptlonally good chance to have theu tra1n1ng as good crttzens perfected sooner through scholasttc actzvmes Recess tune at Hendry School Back row left to nght Barbara Kent Rolland Boelhke Russel Volbrecht Mary Kay Melvrlle, James Johnson, James Melvrlle. Second row Jane Melvtlle, Denms MCQIBIOD, Lynn Mrchared, Steven Mrchared, James Erlckson, David Ryu, Ronald Melvllle. Front row. Leonard Koch, Rena McQu1ston, Dtanne ' .. - - Melville, Mary Kay Melville. Front row: Barbara Kent, Lynn a part of this system Y 4 I I .' I Y i '20 McQuiston, James Grunewald, Judy Grunewald, Janice Harvey, Ruth Ryan. ROLL d Nkew rXXe P-0rXaX QUKSL 1 Drarriw NX c and rade s Grrmevl ard Stew! err Davrd 9-X139 Grade 5 Barbara XC D1 6 M Teacher GNER Grade 9. Qursrorr birxil Mrc rm-,Qursrorx Rena Mc and Derxms Grurrew udy Sarrrce Haw ey Leonard Koch Grade 'l at Kay Mew Ale r1,rrckSOiX ev erbj Xbrec 1 Grade 3 Bow Yasser V OX Soseprr Ryan de B muh Gra Mew Ale S ames 509 Grade 4 N rhe games Kohn arxe Me P-oxrarrd Boexhke Mamne Dress on Karnes BUCKS Time out for fresh am YXENDY-Y sou Back ugh row left: K I: Barbar 0 Ent 3 hargd Man Mic- Dressel Jaxllle Melvin MHC K ar Iairilezdelvilley Sec0ndMe1Vi11e ro . SVIHZQUBIOHW. 15? na e M . ' ffeonardcI3ZBli0n 0 C Dseph Bowe Unis MCQUU Front row. J 1SIOn Grunewala ages lh RY3n Judy Grune- Wald. -o l2l PRGGRESSIVE Hmm Y Attractlve Progresslve Th1s year at the Srgel Progressive School remodelmg was done to allow for the rn creased enrollment as the result of the consolrdation wrth the Toutant School Mrss Lrlhan Nelson teacher of the Toutant School became the teacher of the frrst through the fourth grades Fifth through the elghth grades were taken over and are conducted rn the adjormng room by Mrs Mrckelson who also taught there last year As members of the Cadott school d1SII1CI Progressrve School chrldren enjoy the hot lunch program here and are transported by bus darly Thelr annual school act1v1t1es mclude a Chrrstmas program and Valentlne s party The mergmg of the two schools encouraged the orgamzlng of a very actrve Parents Teachers Assocratron whrch wrll attempt through the extended COOPCIHIIOH of all members to make better c1t1zens of Progressrve School Students 3 an kd lm.. Mrss Nelson talks over then autumn bulletrn board wrth thlrd and fourth grade puprls Mary Mrckelson Jerry Buttke and Lyle Buttke MISS LILLIAN NELSON v w f 4. . , J X :Au 1 , XX no l l ,r I 1 -aff l S 1 Q ' , a . ' I . - , . . . . 1 r' 3 . . r fl' A' H . ' SCHOQL Jean B. Phillip R. David Z. Dennis R. Carol M Elarne M Kathy K Darlene B MISS Nelson and her second grade Mrs Mrckelson and erghth graders Mrs Bea IIICC Mrckelson Bobby B Duane R Ruth W Beverly N Rrchard S Joan R TEAC HERS AN D PU PILS W ORK TOGETHER HERE Mrs Mrckelson and frfth grade Grades one through four wrrh Mrss Nelson Kathy K Patty R Davxd Z. Carol M Lyle B Elame M Jean B Lroyd B N3I1Cy B Jerry M , Ruth M Sharon R. I23 Mrss Nelson supervlses study 111 her room Qgrades 1 41 PROGRESSIVE SCHOCL IN ACTION AW da x 'H Mrs Smasal practrce teacher takes over the srxth grade Prctured R G11les D Fust grade puprls learn new words darly P Jah: D B I G Schultz G Ramseler Ramseler V Nelson M Mrckelson L Bruhn D Buttke R. Semmelhack L G Weltzm Not prctured E Buttke P6550 K. 24 Mrs Mickelson and seventh grade pup11s Prctured R. G1lles D Jahr E Buttke D Bruhn G Schultz G Ramse1er G Weltzin Mrs Mrckelson and her seventh graders study the globe Plctured J Semmelhack C Bruhn E Kucera R. Buttke D Marcott WMM? gfWZ7fMo Cadott, Wlsconsm QFRED MILLER Proprletory Extends Its Heart1est Congratulatlons to CADOT T HIGH SCHOOL the Occaslon of Its 75th Anruversary' Comphments of 'bLJ1l2'I-PLE-L':. FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Serv1ce Boyd, W1scons1n Cons1derat1on for the L1V1T1g, and Reveren f r the Departed Congratulatlons C-EEC? H NM L.L.-E12 on Your D1amond Jubllee Annlversary' WMM? Your Communlty Drugglst FEED MILL for Over 50 Years Cadott, W1SCOHS1n QVINCE MILLER Proprletorj Cadott, Wlsconsm , f on ' ' . . . . . Ce o . C. . S. f PORTRAIT STUDIO 708 S Farwell Street Eau Claxre, WISCOHSIH S W RAHR Owner Mam Street Cadott EDWARD DIETRICH P1-oprletor Comphments of CLOVER DAIRY CADOTT MEDICAL CENTER BREMNESS OIL COMPANY RUFF S SUPER MARKET O 8: N LUMBER COMPANY I LEINENKUGEL BREWING COMPANY DR H P LANDRY LEN GREIBER Herff Jones Representatlve DUGAL OIL COMPANY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY INC E I CRANE AND SONS ELEVATOR Congratulauons C H S I 1882 1957 CORNER Located at MOTORS the Intersectmn HAROLD DRESSLER P1-opr1etor of H1ghways Z 7 and 29 c s , ' STANEK IMPLEMENT COMPANY - , 0 9 ' - May Your Future Be F1lled W1th - Good News' I CADOTT SENTINEL Cadott WISC onsm JOHN POZARSKI WM? 04 Dozncrzsm CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS PLUMBING CO Clfuppewa Falls and Extends Congratulatlons Eau Clalre on the Wlsconsm 75th Annlversary H SPONSORS D1etr1ch's General Store Cadott Barber Shop Le1ser Furmture C1t1ZCHS State Bank Tobola Motors Chr1stensen Florlsts Emerson Tavern Baker Paper Company Kennedy's Tavern Fred W Gumz. L1VeStOCk Dealer Corner Store Joseph Leberl, Prop Roshell Electr1c Cadott Locker Plant Frank I-Iuettner Attorney DIETRICH STORE General Merchandlse Cadott, W1s cons1n Kmtter Chevrolet Klay's Serv1ce Stat1on ,SYN ,p Dr. C. H, Wilkorn ,ws Dupev's Tavern Matt Turecek Real Estate 1332 1957 Bourget Hardware v mm num? J A i I ' :::c sQ 6. ' ill i P, , . . of fCadott, Wisconsin, of C. . S,! I 1 s 9 . , L - - x- A 5 ,trr 1 SQ' I THANK YQUI A friendly word of thanks to the busi- nessmen who so kindly helped to sponsor the 1958 Diamond jubilee Saga! Your in- terest and cooperation have enabled us to publish an annual which we hope expresses C. H. S. as it really is - a school we are proud to be a part of! 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