Cashton High School - Topper Yearbook (Cashton, WI)

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3579. president ..... .-.--- ..-- ------- ---Irvin Bohnert Vice President ------ ------------ Hanley Kifkeeng Treasurer ..-----.- -------- ------- -1 - Victor Bates Sgcretgry -------- --o-------- - ---DUBIIB AI1d9I'SOI1 Repgrter ........... .--- - ------ -Forrest Erickson Sentinel ........-. .--------- -------- Larry Bates BACK ROW: M. Kirkeeng, J. Kotek, K. Paulson, C. Ande son, V. Arentz,M. Arentz, E. Olson, M. Klrkeeng, K. Erickson, A. Peterson, A. Kirkeeng, G. Degenhardt, R. Job, S. Kirkeeng. MIDDLE ROW: H. Antony, P. Overgard, L. Weinke, T. Quinn, R. Erickson, J Bina, H. Peterson,R. Zelgler D, Hehn, J. Leis, B. Suhr, E. Martin, C. Gasper, L. Bornheimer. FRONT ROW: R. Suhr,R. Korn, F. Erickson, D. Ander- son, M. Kirkeeng, D. Hart, V. Bates, I. Bohnert, L. Bates, J. Cary, R. Bethauser. The Cashton FFA Chapter has a total of forty membersgeighteen are future farmers and twenty- two chapter farmers. The Chapter held a local corn husking contest this year. The winners,V1ctor Bates and Vernon Arentz,represented them at the Kickapoo contest. The boys won third place. The Judging team composed of Larry Bates, Vernon Melgard,and Harold Peterson won first place in livestock Judging . 'O

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HILLTOP REVIEW Editor ............ ..... .... .... ..... Joan Mitny Assistant Editor... .... Alice Kirkeeng Business Mangers... ......... Donna ULRPK Carleton Mills Sports .......... .... Roger Anderson Larry Bates Society Editor ........... ..... ... Beverly Swanson Fashions and Cover Designs .... ..... Clarice Masnax oweepings .................... ... Avadell Bohnert Humor. ..................... ...Verla Mae Simpson BACK Row: A. Bonnerr, D. Clark, V. simpson, L- Bates, A. Kirkeeng. B. Swanson. FRONT ROW: C. Mills, V. Lee, J. Mitby, R. Anderson, bfi? This club was reorganized by the members of the Sophmore class in 1945 and was operated successfully throughout the year. The purpose of this organization WB! to inform the students of the main social and school events during the school year. The paper WHS published monthly.

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6zgZl5GdL6llp SEASON FOR 1945-1946 Caehton had a fairly successful baseball season winning 4 and losing 2. Members of the 2.451102-ef-e'!lUCn+ e e e e e Q Ucnmbzg I-o'd:Sm OIJWDK-Dams gtmobm 0:-l 1SD 8 gl-'!3'mPTO MIDI'- lo 5 30l'v mlmwqv B' en-er 0'uo'-lo Sl-'D'm!.'J' :rags-rg cn .Je-e O0 DSO 'UH :ID ' on- S ' .-J Qu 23' 5- O '1 C Ou fr H U' P sh o rn H n Q e 0 E' Q C-0 D m D' fl' O 5 CA Z O '1 2 YD D-' F N UI 0 'U rf O I'-' U3 . Lawson- Pitcher and shortstop. . Korn-Second base. . Bates- Outfleld. . Hansen- Outfleld. Spaeth- Utility. . Dwyer- Utility. Farley lead hitters with a triple and dou- ble.Anderson,Lawson,and Schwelger handled the pitching. Caehton 7 Ontario 10 Sept, 20 Caehton lost to Ontario 10-7. Dlckman again led the hitting with a triple and two doubles. Schwelger and awson handled the pitching. Caehton 19 Norwalk 3 Sept.25 Doc Lawson did a beautiful Job of pitching sld with real sugport Caehton mowed down or- wslk 19-5. Ole ashak led hitting with two triples and a double. Spaeth walking three times made a total of ten walks in three games. Caehton 4 Wilton 3 0ot.2 Caehton defeated Wilton 4-5 in a tough game. A seventh inning rally pulled Caehton through. J. Schwelger's double brought ln D. Anderson and F. Spaeth te win. Schwelger and Lawson shared the pitching. Caehton 5 Ontario 6 0ct.5 Caehton went down in d8f88t 6-3 at Ontario. Both teams had 4 hits but Caehton had 8 errors After awson allowed 5 hits in 3 innings, 'Ole took over nd kept them to one hit. Diokman had three doubles. Caehton 20 Norwalk 3 0et.9 New we were en the ball and downed Norwalk 20-3. Dlckman led the hitting with two doubles, a triple, and a single. Lawsene Bchwsiger, and Mashak took pitching duties. I