Coleman High School - Les Adieu Yearbook (Coleman, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

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Xixfbwfx W,i9Q?3'7? ' ' N 25' 55-VW X2 , I 4 1 I p f ! ,wk K' .. - L, , YJ LXWW- V x Q ' 1, f K M WM f w M .J X'-7'XA!f',f N '77 N 5 xx F-V 9 x m SU X +R? Aly if ? ,WA 1 Q PM 'XPQQYJHM C54 A W W5 Jy www W5 A W' jf WL' JJM'UL!,1 my RM J?J D7j Yltfg - , Ugly 4v fV' KQV ff X950 sf G! V ,f A Q ft QX v ,yX'pfLvY:rfVQ1jLX IW Lip 1 Q FJ J, ' , WMU -J 3 f M' f ugyfb ' ,HJ A , 552541 iff ifyjffjfhb W ,U , wixfv, Wifi? wf W . 5?5jQl3fjl,fg,3gffuh 5 ljffw7 v4'B7 THE SENIGR CLASS OF CGLEMAN HIGH SCHOCL Presents the LES ADIEUX COLEMAN WISCONSIN DEDICATION To show our gratitude, the senior class of 1956 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Raymond Mc- Monagle, a true friend indeed. Throughout our en- rollment in Coleman High School he has unselfishly given of his time and effort to help us in any way. Small things then have added up to one grand total we can hardly forget. Page Three , T f1d ADMINISTRATICN Seated, Left to right R Rhode B S Stevens Point Douglas M.S. Ohio State Reitlorock B.E. Whitewater Hill Stevens Point Peleschek B.E. Oshkosh Brown B.S. Stout Institute Valenti B.S. Stevens Point Maloney B.S. St. Norberts Lb My 4,ffwifl3iTJJfW ,IW 1' A Vi, .ww Mj,V,.A My full wffjjfyflfq fyyfuwf W fuwlffpkpwf ,ffm Pgiwif mf Jw LM. W I fl? A,Lwf!iL'x7 f q f ff Lf acl !Mj 1 l ' 90,ygH 4f Vp a 674 M 56 Wy WW? I 1'- Jwyip WWW ,gk I X A 1 1 I , k .2405 22 L--fl HX J W .ull-'02 Mel MXMMWM' ,,,A.,..,ux4i,,:vfMgI..m 1.2-yr 4,, ,, A114 we UHL54. k...W,. ., PAUL EVAN ' Daddi-o When it comes to thlet'cs he's on lop: And yet, in s mg he's far fro a flop. ' C Clu I, , 5 b Officer 3,45 Class sid H ,2, Fo ll l. 2,3,45 ontere 42 Footba Co- ' : TYBC l 3 45Basketb , ,3,45 Basket a o Captain 5 Plays 3,45 ma ' s Club 3,45 Student Council a dent 45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Most alua Football Pla er 4- D tics Officer 3,4 Prom Boy s L 4 UL SH aff' Clu l,2,4, rom 35 B d Of- Club Officer 4 wi ELAINE ELLIE Ellie A girl ever willing and ready for fun. Prom Committee 35 Class 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Glee 35 Triple Trio 35 Chronicler Band l,2,3,45 Cheerlead ed Chorus l,2,3,45 e Band ggi Ja QW' 5 , , V' as we WWVV W i'55'5+5?2w3gJ ff feye,55 55 SENICDRS CLASS LEADERS PATRICIA PELKEY .rpatu Good nature and good sense must ever ioin. Prom Committee 35 Class Uresident 35 Class Officer 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Play 45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,35 Triple Trio 2,35 Pep Club Officer 2,3,45 Student Council Secretary 45 F.H.A. 35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Dramatics Officer 2, 35 Pep Club President 45 W.A.S.C. Representative for Student Council Kenneth Vander Bloomer uKent. He has a head for facts and figures- Prom Committee 35 C Club 45 An- nual Staff 45 Football 2,3,45 Track l, 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Plays 45 Dra- matics Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Badger Boy 35 Boy's Chorus l,25 Band l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 Mixed Chor s 2,45 AQAM-44 Z1 XWLQJ' .pw Hifi? 1 Miolet Kienitz Maggie Never a dull moment Prom Committee 35 'Prom Attendant 35 Play 45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Glee Club l,2,5 Band l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Band Librarian 45 Homecoming Chairman 45 MMM? W f LLOYL BAENEN Lloyd Let us not do today what we can put of? until tomorrow. Prom Committee 35 Dramatics Club 45 Boy's Chorus l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 .ti ' ' L ' LL Xia ,t KENNETH BEHREND ry , js ,F .,Ken,, but B7 the piano he's a 4 Prom attendant 35 l 4 Boy's X W . XD l l-left not a dashing oblpa star, X aj r ,Xfhorus i,2,3, Band ,2, ,4, sm- dent Band Conductor o y Club 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 ,rw if ' h eel th t sq the ude , s t e gets the greas . ub 3,45 Pep u rdf lg Band ay Wzgtic I 3 er 3,4 5 it M lBO SO Wd n ue e' . Dra ati lu l,2,3, 5 Pep u l,2,3,45 hro ler Staff 45 Band 2,3,45 Mixed horus 2,3 W -if . yr' he s fte e ran ofrbu- Ujra h r g tl ' on 4 'ci b 0 ui IWW 0 yolk seo W' cu Hoe Y, O She w s no mot ' but es lif comes. e C ub 2,3, 5 Glee ,2,3,45 Cheer 1 3,45 Chorus , 2, lm rw Y r WW WWW iii ll W M ER , Gr ich A iest breaks no bones Annual Stal? Editor 45 Forensics 45 Glee Club l,3,45 Librarian l,25 Glee Club Pianist l,3,45 F.H.A. Officer 45 Photograhpy Club 45 Mixed Chorus l,3,4 DONALD CARLSON ,Donn Girl's bother me, but I like to be bothered- Football l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,4, F.r.A, 1,2,a I QW' 5 4 -c'f '4 XkypPATRlClA CASPER P i n 1, 8 Since life is brief we need to make it bright. Prom Committee 35 Prom Attendant 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 MARGARET CU N My intelbgbisfbl t future, because I dxpec n sp the rest of mydlif the . P c nail' Q, Glee lu ,4, L rarian , F. . i r45F .A. ,45 Phoo r hy Cl 45 ixed lyus , 06651 - 2 M, f U L X. , ' ' M, Z . . , I L, W . S T ounm, Nw IS Al icjys Qbsrifrym-'gli V XV! T . , ff L? C fx Page s cven on lx FAY DUROCHER Hhyf, Identity of this sort can really become quite a sport. Prom Committee 35 Class Officer ly Pep Club 45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Li- brarian 45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4 KAY DUROCHER ,,Kay., We arc confusing but lile is amus- ing. Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 CORRINE DUROCHER Corrine A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Prom Committee 35 Play 45 Pep Clu 45 Glee Club l,35 Chronicler Sta 45 Librarian 2,45 Mixed Chorus l,3,4 MARGARET DU VON Marge There is a little bad in every good little girl. Prom Committee 35 Prom Attendant 25 Pep Club 1,25 Homecoming Can- ,ilwifff W if didate 2 GEORGE FIWOROWICZ Oh how I love that girl- - Prom Committee 35 C Club 45 Foot- ball I,2,3,45 All-Conference Foot- ball 45 Track I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Boy's Chorus 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 F.F.A. Ofticer 45 Conservation Club 3 Mixed Chor 224 Tra Cap JIMIIWIXWIJIIXIT if AGATHA DARGA 'Aga tha By the work one knows the workmen. Forensics 2,4 . . 79 L OY GROSSE HJOYH Her sunny disposition has made her school life easy. Prom Committee 35 Class Treasurer 35 Play 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Forensics 2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,45 Office Staff 45 Trio 3,45 Band Of- Iicer L NE USICK Angie i worry, 'I never fret, rerrte r, I iust for- HUGH JAHNKE .,HUgh,, Long, lean, and likeable. Transfer from Marinette, Wiscon- sin5 Prom Committee 35 Play 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 F.F.A. 3,45 F. F.A. OfTcer 45 Football M nager 45 Wrestlin Ma aget 4 We Y W CLASS COLORS:N AWQRW W in I JLAJf!'?tf'?iM,J2W C1AM,,,n,-I H Pd H WHITE Vg tg We V ge 'Q' MM- iw' WMI Lx JULIE JEFFERSON Sugar All who know her like her, Transfer from Logan, Indianag Play 45 Pep Club 4 MARIE JOHNSON Johnny A light heart lives a long time. Prom Committee 35 F.H.A. 3 RALPH JOHNSTON To be a well-favored man is thc gilt of fortuneg but to write and read comes by nature. AV' wi ,-.Hts 1 J 11 ' L 'V r X 0' ' f' V,-. ,vii LCM. lv. lf but It - 1 ' le-f A , LXTL 4 'A up git. f N71 J A R ll A ftkff. L- 15:1 ' '- L' 4 , 1 , Yr lf' . I, MARION KOBUS Toots Being good is a lonesome iob Prom Committee 35 Pep Club lg 5 F? . tl x CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE Page Nine DANIEL KRAUSE Dan Maybe l'm not bold and ash but iust the same l'm da ' Track l,3,4y Boys Choru l,2, , Band 1,21 F.F.A. l,2,3,4- . . f- ficerg Mixed horus ,,3, ! KREJCAREK serious when badly ' ned. rn Committee 3g Pep Club 2,4p lee Club l,3,4f Mixed Chorus l, 2,3,4p Prom Committee Chairman 3 ,I f , , f' f MARLENE ,LESPERANCE ' y V X ltMarn I , 1 f 4 f-'E ery girl has'+ier devilish mo- I f I 'ments. f l - Prom Cornmihee 1 Pep 'l,2,3, 45 Glee Club l,2, , 5 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 - ' , J V, p rf J X I - . V j N 'XC t y C' Vq 5 A l N o . yy ' weft f I ll, n has l er w r d ' M l e s mee rs a 6 d ll. Pep b 45 C l,2 5 B 3' M' Ch 'S f ME if M. Jo Arm Martens HJOH Love conquers all- Prom Committee 31 Class Treasurer 25 Plays 45 Dramatics Club 2,45 Pep Club l,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Triple Trio 2g Librarian lg Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 as -B K. im. V TQIIRESPJ MAURISCH I X' i I ' 'TAet'ry V it The unspoken wordllflever causes 'trolible X J i.Arrnuall Staff 4- Chionicler Stafl 4, ', Pl'idtographyN6,lub' 4 , kj Oj ,J . i . f J , .W is ly f W ilfl HJ! j N I it is ,Q l NCY MEYER D Nana l yl'Not Everyone can do great tltings, but everyone can do small things in a great way. Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 2,3,4g Chronicler Staff 4, Librarian 4, Mix- ed Chorus 2,3,4g Office Stat? 4 l l .. v Y LE K I , U I H h rr b t ai! OTTO Yer om r 'ttee 35 ass Qcretary xedCorus l',3, X i W lub , ,3 iple Tri .35 ' r n A iw V is fi fi ' I t . i 1 N, u KE Q tg lr 'tc ,, ,, T , ew flvflbg, illEhaurk,l?i'ia xyvhegg Lf' 'Aff' ul V' 1 y' V. Vei'f?'l aan sfsufihub Qi -,., W Wg? , , .41 V F 0 all 1,6 5 Trahk' l,2,4p Track ml! e s ,Vw agkr..,,3p Bqsk tb I 1,25 racy' Qhfrsfs l,2,JfF.A.' , Wrest ng 4 'I rvw M' ' 'il o X X ., f ' ' i 4 I-yy l ,qi J J V LAVERNE PATZ Vernie No man is wort the m tears. Librarian 2,4 I My i ji 7 A f Page Ten GRADUATION MAY 28, 1956 ROBERT P I LLATH Big Bob 1 Women don't appreciate me- Prom Committee 31 Football 3,45 Track 3, 45 Play 2,47 Dramatics Club 4, Boy's Chorus I,2,3,4p Band l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Wrestling 4 ELEANOR RHODE Eleanor Lite without laughing is a dreary blank. Prom Committee 35 Glee Club l,2, 35 Chronicler Staff 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Oftice Stal? 4 on my Staff DAR LENE SMOOT nDarn School would be alright if it weren't for books. Transfer from Oconto Falls, Prom Committee 3, Chronicler Staff 47 Librarian 45 F.H.A. 2 l , . HARVEY STANK Harvey His handsome profile would make a Gable cry.' Play 45 Boy's Chorus l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 LOIS TACHICK lt matters not how long you live, but how well. Glee Club l,2,4p Band l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4p ROGER THIBODEAU nog Patienc is e b t med ' everyt ubl gf Pro om it ee 3: ro ' g I lp B 's us 3, - ixed horus 3,4 DONNA QDonu 4 l ca resist eryt ' g tempt t n. er fro Ma ett , sin P X Dra tc 4 K lub 4, b :br I 'N Homecoming andi e l J X ADIEUX 5 U' at Page eleven 24165 7Z74fLL, ' n n ' an CU J is the diary that we 'ff' r ' ' , bwysefz ,Z-J mmjtee 35 Prom Q n 37 ass Secretar 2j Play' 3, Drama- 'e70Cu 3,47 ep CI b l,2,3,4p Glee Clu , p Trio 37 F.H.A. 3pVMiied chorus 1,2,3,4 V, WWW? A o FEW Sand U' 'b 'Let's mak rry, ' a long t'me d . gow mitegfflg Class Ollicer 3, lass y 3, lay 3,45 Da- Cl 34 ep Club 3 ee Club ,3,4y Tri e Tr' 31 F. scer 4, F.H.A. , , ix rus l,2,3,4g Office 451, om ommittee Chairma ADELINE WIEDEMIER AdeIine What a studious girl she could be if the fun in school she did not see. I Prom Committee 37 Glee l,2, 35 Chronicler Staff 47 ' ri 45 l Mixed Chorus l,2,3 f 1 - HY 'f l' fljl I 1 ' . f ,li ' t if fl ' ' ' Q W 1 ' I Lf M l Llui. PA EL 4 fl 1 P l l' ere onto Falls, 47 matics Club 45 Student C un il g Pep Club 45 Glee Club 2' ibrarian 41 Pep Club Officer ixed Chorus 4 ll IQ Fjle be of luck is aways ESTHER ZIEMER ESSIE Sober, but not serious, quiet but not idle. Pep Club 3,41 Glee Club l,2,3y Chronicler Staff 45 Librarian 25 Mix- ed Chorus l,3,4, ' Y QQ' ' ww,-M '78 KQNXSIESFEQ - f ll . I NYM if . I X z 1 ' I' m rs ! ' 'Eff 'H F2190 Twelve ANNUAL STAFF ly -s Left to Right: Pat Pelkey, Bob Karuhn, Ken Vander Bloomer, Gretchen Burgermeister, Thresa Mattrisch, Advisor Mr. Rhode The annual staff of 1956 is composed of tive members under the editorship of Gretchen Burgermeister and the direction of Mr. R. Rhode. Also, we have been ably assisted by three members of the future 1957 annual staff. We have tried to produce an annual which will be a tribute to the school as to the class. We hope that, in years to come, you will look back into this yearbook and relive all of the pleasant experiences that you have encountered this last year at Coleman High School. We are now presenting our work to you. We hope you will like it. Page Thirteen JUNIORS lst Row f - Left to Right - J. Rivard, S. Abhold, J. Lesperance, Nasgovitz, A. Podoski, M. Rebarchik, R. Schneider, J. Charapata A. McClure, B. Hoida, J. Kowalski, Mr. Reitbrock, C. Murrock, J. Banaszak, D. Voelker, R. Mocco, A. Oleck, U. Kostreva J. Kovnesky, D. Nosgovitz, J. Stodola, M. Bice, R. Rhodes, J. 4th Row 7 B. Kalbes, B. Lentz, J, Salewski, T. Young, D. Hallada Salewski L. Boyd, R. Skarda, P. Boerschingcr, G. Woulf, J, Zigmer, R 2nd Row - I. Salewski, R. Durocher, B. Martens, M. Heisel, C. Teresinski, R. Oleck, M. Mattrisch, N. Darga. Krause, B. Mursau, J. Lesperance, R. Lewaridowski, C. Graetz, 5th Row - - J. Martens, J. Brault, D. Rouse, L. Cudnoski, P. Lepin C. Meyer, M. Meyer, M. Stank, S. Salewski, P. Melcher, M. ski, H. Grosse, D, Hermann, H. Ollila, G. Bednarz, D, Martens, Bfazeau R. Stephan 3rd Row 7 K. Fricvalt, L. Podoski, R. Orcason, R. Stank, R. JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors were off to a very successful year under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Rietbrock. The following class officers were elected: Pres- ident, Jack Salewski, vice president, Richard Teresinskif secretary, San- dra Salewski, and treasurer, Beverly Hoida. The Student Council repre- sentatives for the class were Pat Melcher and Glenn Woulf. The Juniors succeeded again in getting their Homecoming candidate in for queen. This year the queen was Judy Lesperance. They also won second place in their Christmas skit presentation of Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts . The following boys represented their class on the gridiron: Joe Banaszak, Dan Voelker, August Oleck, Jerome Brault, Keith Frievalt, Lar- ry Boyd, Glenn Woulf, Richard Teresinski, Tim Young, Jack Salewski Ronald Skarda, and Roger Greason. On the basketball court, Keith Frie- valt, Joe Banaszak, and Jim Charapata represented the Junior Class 1 lliiqju luurtircit i 4 i -1 4. 14,4-:L Q 4 -A5 M Y 3- - nf f .5 Page Fifteen AK ,. X 1, N, Z son-ioivioizss i ---B i lst Row Lcft to Right - P. Bancroft, K, Rosner, B. Prcchaska, S. Vander Bloomer, J. Margis, R. Adamski, G. Tobinson, L. An Durocher, E. Will, N. Semrau, M. Ryscwyk, D. Gabriel, S. Lcntz derson, R. Nasgovitz. K. Lindberg, C. Kcmpke, D. Mursau, J. Durochcr, M. Rivet, B. 4th Row -- Left to Right - D. Bray, J. Blachowiak, A. Bachtcll, E Kcnipkc, N. Rost, Rebman, D. Kramer, T. Gcinbicki, R. Molkc, W. Kowalski, C 2nd Row Left to Right - M, Stank, S. Kaminski, S. Banaszak, Bunker, D. Brault, B. Kempke. O. Camps, M. Charnesky J. Connick, C. Woulf, Mr. Douglas, 5th Row -- Left to Right r P. Bergeron, R. Peterson, L. Teresinski L. Brault, A. Walker, E. Grezon, S. Pelkey, P. Hoffman, B. Carlson, H, Tachick, R. Zeimer, W. Fiedorowicz, F. Zalodek, B. Galbraith 'S. Stank, L. Patz. W. Hanneman, B. Dantinc, R. Prcstine, A. Hansen, P. Van Laar 3rd Row Left to Right - D. LaFond, R. Ermis, D. Olcck, D. Gicsc hoven, K. Swenty. I M. Tachick, D. Bcdora, C. Carlson, T. Chucka, E. Wicczorck, R. . Q K ' b Ajlifv'-fLj QQLL, C-X rj' I V X lava! 6 N C-A'-457fx,2 f I -x gli., . --1-.fvvgf-,f LVL' Q LA! V Qith ?ieEia ouglas, the Class of 158 continued their progress at me V4 H. s. ' Q .f 71 ff-if if . W , For the second year our class has won first prize on our float for Home- fv' ,goat . Our Queen candidate. Marie Rivet, received a good share ot the votes. l In sports, also, the Soph's made their presence known when Leonard Tere- sinski, Richard Adamski, Eugene Wieczorekl Cary Bunker, Allen Hanson, Darold Bedora, Gerald Tobison, and William Hanneman made showings on the gridiron. The following boys proved their ability in basketball: Ron Vander Bloomer, Charles Carlson, Richard Adamski, Leonard Teresinski, Dick Kramer, Pat Bergeron, and Walter Fiedorowicz. Betty Prochaska was chosen B team cheerleader. Nearly halt the starting lineup of our newly organized wrestling team was composed of Sophomores. They include: Ralph Peterson, Sylvan King, Cary Bunk- er, Gerald Tobison, Eugene Wieczorek, and Duane Giese. The class oFFicers are: Leonard Teresinski, President, Allen Hanson, Vice- President, Eugene Rebman,, Treasurer, Donna Gabriel, Secretary. Sue Pelkey and Dick Kramer, Student Council. Vaijc Sixteen Zyl ,,,-I' 4,6 f -Q-r '92 , w'g 7 yearly QD ,m.: n,, L. hL..,'Lm4 Q KL ! , 'M' 9 ...Z .sv X I , Page Scvcnvecn 'A 9 I 4 FRESHMEN L 1 Q .A Q M 5 4 lst row, lett to right A - D. Nowak, J. Shevy, B. Kostrava, L. Her- Kreicarek, J. Durocher. mann, D. Stank, K. Harley, l. Kamps, B. Bacnen, A. Stank, B. Ath row, S. Lesperance, T. Joy, D. Ermis, R. Piontkowski, R VanDrissc, M. Roberts, P. Harley Lepinski, D. Paul, T. Jackson, G. Blackburn, C. Broderick, W 2nd row, J. Klapste, M. Denowski, H. McClure, P. Fiedorowicz, Korpi, A. Rouse, C. Lesperance, J. Hammett. S. Anderson, M. Krause, S. Bergeron, A, Lepinka, D. Blachowiak, 5th row, P. Graetz, R. Cudnohusky, A. Hoida, H. Denowski, J B. Zak, M. Piwowarczyk, C. Forcier. B. Maloney. Kempka, L. Payette, J. Skarda, M. Kreiareck, J. Risner, R. Meyers 3rd row, J. Holley, J. Patz, C. Schwartz, J. Woulf, R. Patz, R. J. White, J. Casper, U. Johnson, S. Hartwig. Bintz, Mr. Maloney, S. Holtger, E. Yoap, R. Kapla, G. Krause, R. The Class of b9 , under the direction of Mr. Maloney, got oft to a good start. Although they seemed green, but willing, they succeeded in many activities this year in school. Their class ofTicers are as follows: President, Tom Jackson, Vice- President, Bonnie Maloney, Secretary, Janet Klapste, Treasurer, Jerry Durocher. Chosen as Homecoming candidate was Beverly Van Drisse. They also won second prize on their float, Let's Make Crivitz Sitting Ducks . Those participating in Forensics were George Blackburn, Lois Her- man, Marianne Krause, Richard Kapla, Roger Bintz, Janet Klapste, Craig Schwartz, and Pauline Harley. They are glad to state that a great maiority of their Freshman boys went out for athletics. They have certainly made an excellent showing, on the gridiron, as well as the basketball court. Page Eighteen 4. 'xx nf- Q Q P -l '5:.Jm ' xi Q b 2 'Q 'X x PN -Mr: L X ' ' ua.. Q u.. mln. R A 1 ,wk 'S' -I 4 -'S' f' 4!'v,u1 ld' Aj r as s. 5 K2 .4 ,fl , MAC i 'Sf 'zz' x-fx, , 'll 'D nw ' . N. , S. -. ' 7 -bv'-Cru '. Xu. he -., L Page Nineteen ct' ,S -fax lbw! . . 'll www A Ma , ,V fag: Twenty XJ' 'G' fi 45 ww' ,rf 'Q C1 XVI7' K fo xD 'Q Vagr: Twcnfyfonc ft! 'N--x it S CHICAGO It was Sunday, October 30, that about fifty excited Seniors boarded the southbound train tor Chicago. Even tho it was the first time on a train for most ot us, we quickly over came this and settled down tor a rip-roaring trip. Before we realized it, we arrived in Chicago, and were taxied to the stately Morrison Hotel where we were to stay tor most ot the week. During the end of our visit in the Windy City we lived in the wonderful Conrad Hilton hotel. Our daily schedules were always completely filled with new and exciting excursions. Some of the busi- ness tirms and public buildings we visited in the day- time were the Museum of Science and lndustry, the Midway Airport, the Brooktield Zoo, Shedd Aquarium, the Alder Plantarium, a Style Show at Marshall Fields, the Natural History Museum, the U. S. Steel Company, the Ford Company, and Chinatown. We traveled to and from these places in a combination ot C. T. A. Buses or taxis. 'Q Qriiil Page Twenty-two 'A vi. w. 'HD XTX' ,rf R X Ni Y if +N Q . ss is 355 : f'2 t 5 5 ss 5 X .1 , 3 TRIP We enjoyed it vviuu variety ot evening entertainment, but the evenings were the mogt lun. They included: Cinerama , Ca:zfCeii , the Chica o S m hon Or- . . I T y chestra, a stage ptsv: 'Tosnouse all The August Moon , and it Carnival 'X tv- in the Hilton Hotel. Several lorcign I'CE?lrIUIGlti'1 '-.ti-io visited, such as the ltaliah i a , a 'eiman acsiruiyzit, anc Q1' , a ir S Vllge Lp T t lCliam Chwee American restaurant. Our last activity before board- ing the northbounci train was the football game be- tween Wisconsin and Northwestern. Wisconsin won, 411 to Trl. The Senior Class would like to take this opportunity to thank Mi. Walter Qtr, and Mrs. Bette Brown in working out the schedules and completing the arrange- ments. It is to them, and the chaporones and advisors, that we credit the success ol' our trip. In our own sepaintc: way, thc memories of this trip shall stay with us lor the rest ol our lives. J , I dx. ' A 3? iw .I SN MQ 'D ' x Page Twenty-three ,Mm S o WSU +55 NAM 'N bf ,OV df 'x W A. glut: . Ruvet, B. Van Drusse, D. Topcl, J. HOMECOMING ww f 1 QMS' vi JUNIOR PROM Beautiful shades of the setting sun greeted the dancers as they entered the wharf lined dance floor. Red Sails in The Sunset, was the theme of this annual Junior Prom, and was portrayed by a colorful scene on the back wall consisting ot a colorful sunset and a sailboat in the billowing ocean waves. Guests were served punch in quaint cobblestone huts situated on the sides of the dance floor. Especially memorable was the three dimensional effect to the decorations planned by the committee, headed by the chairman, Shirley Thompson. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of the queen Janice Woulf by the king, Roger Thibodeau. Members of the court were Lois Semrau and Charles Oleck, Seniors, Violet Kienitz and Ken Behrend, Juniors, Pat Melcher and Joe Banazsak, Sophmores, and Marilu Charnesky and Dick Kramer, Freshmen. The Crown Bearers were Francine and Brian Sager, Loretta Woulf and Ralph Pelkey. Page Twenty-five ll I7 CLUB f J' f ' N' wwliidi . A . f l lst Row, Left to riqlwt R. Teresinski, P. Evans, A. Oleck, R. 3rd Row, Left to right D. Hermann, J. Patz, J. Woolf, F. Zaloudela, Sknrcla, D. Oleck, G. Feidorowlcz, J. Banoszak, L. Boyd, G. Woulf T. Jackson, J. Doroclwer, J. Holley, D. Rouse, L. Cuclnoski. Qncl Row, Left to riqlrt Mr. Floriano, J. Casper, R. Oleck, C. -'ltlr Row, Left to right K. Patz, D. Hallada, K. Frievalt, R. V-uncle' Broclerrrlm, J. Payette, J. Brnnlt, J. Martens, A. Hansen, A. Rouse, Bloomer, K. Vander Bloomer, R. Johnson, D. Krmner, G. Krause, J. Slmnln, Mr. Herbert. L. Teresinski. S I Cneetlefeclers, Lelt lo Riqlwt D. Brault, E. Ellie, 3:11 Row, K. Dwoclwer, F. Duroclrer, E. Gretzan, J. Jefferson, B l:.t Row, Left to Rrgltt J. Martens, S. Thomson, J. Rivarrl, S. Oleelc, S, Pellfey, D, Topel, P. Pelkey, B. Martens, C. Durocluer lvrlmmmu, P Mm-lqluer, N. Senrrao, J. Lesperanee, D. Nasgovitz, R. Duroclxer, D. Krercarelc. .I. Stmlola, M, Rrvet, M. Lesnerance. Top Row, J. Lesperancc, G. Maloney, R. Terc-sinslfr, P. Boersulnnger Znnl Row, B. Holnln, L. Zienter, B. Kostrovn, D, Beclnarz, N. Darga, D. Vocllcer, K. Vander Bloomer, R. Slzarcla, G. Woull, G. Black S. Kmnrfal-.i, J. Wolfe, B. Carlson, S. Bnnaszak, B. Proclmska, burn, C. Woolf, P. Voelker, I P. Casper, S. Wolfe, Mrs. Valenti. l'.rLl': Twenty-sux TWV? if Mfg' ii is VARSITY FooTBALL A A lit' fr. l' 5 D' First Row: Coach Herbert, D. Carlson, R. Teresinski, G. Woulf, P. Oleck, T. Young, L. Teresinski, R. Adamski, G. Fiedorowicz Evan, K. Frievalt, J. Banazak, D. Voelker, R. Skarda, R. Greason, Top Row: B. Galbraith - Mgr., R. Vander Bloomer - Mgr., J. Patz, Coach Floriano. - A. Wenzlaff, W. Fiedorowicz, L. Boyd, C. Bunker, G Tobison, W. Second Row: K. Vanjfr Bloom r, J. Salesky, J. Brault, R. Pillath, A. Hanamin, E. Weizorek, H. Jahnke - Ggr. 6 Q 834 Q S! LL 24 '61 'scifi r 'I W ,rf f ' 1 lf y pidder tlfgqfine leadership of head coach, Leroy Floriano, and assistant coach, 5 , E rl Herb rt, the Cougars finished a hard fought season with a record of three JJ! 71:15 a four losses. 'I ' e Cou ars los heir o ener to the stron Nia ara s uad b the score L Q P 9 Q Cl Y l' I7 o T2 to O. As the Cougars opened their season in conference play they took on f' i Vfftheir traditional riv V? the Lena Wildcats. lt was a heart-breaker to lose, as the W' Cougars tivere defgt d by the score of 6 to O. If fl V The H ming Game, a highlight of the season, was played with the ' I Cougar's no ern rival the, Crivitz Wolverines . The Cougars started things off by scori early in the first quarter and making the score 6 to O. However, N ffl' if . If the victory ungry Wolverines tried their best, and made the half time score . L7 7 to 6. Th Cougars came out fighting in the third quarter and scored secondx A I touchdown for a final score of Coleman T2 and Crivitz 6. V, fl' For the first time in the history of Coleman High School, one of our' t'u-V,s' ,C dents was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy. We are haptpy Paul I I ' .fl Evan received this title. 711. 117' A. ft!-f MX 'A 6 sf' f V M fl W r .fr A qi 24 MV 1 in ld in if iyfffi ff ,. fl , ff M Q . fr' I .Ax li .N Lv Jfvjlfl t fqhli Salts 1 lw rn 1 ff ' l Jr ll P gt Twentyrs e X fp., jg vllftl f X4 lf l if A- rs' VARSITY BASKETBALL ur X' First Row: P. Evans, Coach Herbert, G. Fiedorowicz. Standing: J. Salesky-Mgr., J. Charapata C. Sec Ro . Banazak, Kieth Frievalt, R. Johnson, R. Adamski Bloomer, D. Carlson, J. Brault-Mgr. ' , if fl LM A , a . fl Q V ,IK ffyfwl if 5 T 4 T . . . . . . A6 if bf? A This year s Varsity team is composed of four seniors, three luniors and hree Mr sophmores. The four seniors playing their last basketball season at Coleman are Don Carlson, George Feidorowicz, Paul Evan, and Ralph Johnston. The co- captains elected by the team were Paul Evan and George Feidorowicz. Due to excitement and perhaps a little unorganization, we lost our first two games. In our third game, against Preble, we won a thrilling contest by a one point margin. The final score of our first victory was Coleman 55, Preble 54. Although perhaps a little weak on the offensive side, Coleman has one of the best defensive units in the M-O Conference. Opponents have a small earned-point average against the fighting Cougars. MMM Def flex il J.V. FCDOTBALL lst row, left to right A. Rouse, G. Bunker, V. Dantine, E. Wieczorek D. Bcdora, F. Zalodek, J. Tobison. 3rd row, B. Galbraith, C. Broderick, J. Casper, J. Krause, J 'ind row, Mr. Herbert, J. Holley, L, Tercsinski, A. Hansen, R. Woolf, J. Skarda, T. Jackson, M. Kroicarck, J. Duroclwcr Aclamski, J. Patz, W. Yicdorowicz, D. Olcck, W. Hanncman, T. Payette, R. Vander Bloomer, J.V. BASKETBALL :Lottom Row: T. Jackson, R. Adamski, R. Bintz, R. Kramer, L. Bcrgc-ron, W. Ficdorowicz A, Tcrcsinski. Top Row- Mgr. T. Chucka, Mgr. B. Galbraith, P. Leroy Floriano. Page lwcnty-umc Wcnzlaft, A. Rouse, J. Patz, Coach nsymw few .A . - . s f lst row, lett to right f R. Pillath, C. Bunker, R. Peterson, L. Cudnoski, J. Brault, J. Risner, S. King, J. White, K. Patz, E. Wieczorek 2nd row 7 R. Lepinski, M. Tachick, W. Hanncrnan, L. Kostreva, Payette, V. Johnson, J. Martens. WN V. Dantinne, D. Harman, G. Tobison, H. Tachick, D. Giese H. Jahnke, Manager. 3rd row -- H. Denowski, D. Ermis, R. Lentz, G. Kempka D Krause, Mr. Douglas, R. Cudnohutsky, R. Piontkowskr L WRESTLING For the first time in the history ot inter- scholastic athletics in Marinette County wrestling was introduced. We here at Cole- man made that introduction, developing a team and engaging in seven dual matches, winning 2, loosing tive. Despite our record ot wins and losses, Cole- man scored over the season 134 points to 141 for the opposition, most ot which were teams with one or two seasons behind them. There were several outstanding records made by the Cougar wrestlers, most im- pressive being that made by freshman Jim- my White in the 120 pound class who went through the regular season undefeated in seven matches. Ralph Peterson had a re- cord ot six wins and one draw: Sylvan King, 5-2, Leroy Cudnoski 4-1-1. Cary Bunk- er and Ken Patz, wrestling at 157 and 147 pounds, each had 3-4 records, though Bunk- Page er wrestled out of his class three times. The Coleman lineup for most of the season included Jerry Risner and Urb Johnson at 103 pounds, Ralph Peterson, 112, Jimmy White, 120, Leroy Cudnoski, 128, Sylvan King, 136, Ken Patz and Jerome Brault 145, Carry Bunker and Duane Giese, 155, Jerry Tobison and Eugene Wieczorek, 165, Roger Greason 182, and Bob Pillath, heavyweight. Next year's squad will include all these boys except Ken Patz and Bob Pillath. Following are the match results: Coleman 28 Bonduel 8 Brillion 29 Coleman 11 Coleman 26 Bonduel 12 Antigo 23 Coleman 16 Everest 21 Coleman 19 Shawano 23 Coleman 15 Antigo 25 Coleman 19 Thhty E V b U'- I OFFICE STAFF tri xii ' ,all-9 vs Leli to right E. Rhode, S. Wolfe, E. Ellie, D, Brault, J. Grosse, N. Meyer, V. Scldesniak, M, Cudnohufsky, Mrs. Dougla CHRONICLER seated V. Sclwcsniak, D. Bruso, C. Duroclwer, S. Thom- standing - E. Rhode, D. Smoo?, A. Wicclcmcicr, E. Ellie, son. E. Ziomer. rcar N. Meyer, Mrs, Reitbrock. T. Maltrisclw. llwgx llnvty-Iwo STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right -- P. Pelkey, S. Pelkey, S. Lesperance, P. Melcher, Wenzlatf, D. Kramer, P. Evan, V. Kienitz. Salcsky, L. Teresinski, Mr. Maloney, T. Jackson, A. This year is the seventh in which a Student Council has been active in Cole- man High School affairs. Regular meetings of the Council were held each Wed- nesday during alternate periods. At the meetings school problems were discussed and class and social activities were arranged. The activities of the Student Council began with the installation of officers soon after their election. Another new activity this year has been the Student Break period between the first and second periods in the morning. The purpose of the break is to provide an opportunity for students to get together socially and to get some refreshment during the morning session. Other activities con- tinued this year were the Homecoming Parade and Dance, the Red Cross drive, the Save the Children clothing drive, the Christmas Party which included the collecting and distribution of canned goods for the needy families in the area, and the March of Dimes auction and house-to-house canvas. The officers attended the State Conference of Student Councils which was held in Green Bay this year. v .wary - wif i'v 'l I it A Q21 , Page lliirty-tliruu DRAMATICS 990 Hi lst row, left to right-M. Charnesky, B. Hoida, S. Pelkey, J. 2nd row--R. Vander Bloomer, W.- Fiedorowicz,- K. Vander Lesperance, B. Martens, P. Melcher, O. Camps, J. Grosse, Bloomer, B. Karuhn, P. Evan, G. Woulf, L. Baenen, B. Pillath, P. Voelker, D. Topel, J. Woulf, S. Thomson, J. Martens, P. J. Banaszak, H. Jahnke, K. Behrend. Pelkey, S. Wolfe, V. Kienitz. The Dramatics club is open to all students of Coleman High School, and all students are encouraged to join. Probably the largest objective of the club is to have students become in- terested in the field of dramatics, and to be active in the plays, skits, etc. pre' sented by the club. Students from any class are eligible to try-out for the three one-act plays which are presented each year. The proceeds of these plays are divided among the four high school classes, as well as the Dramatics Club. This year, the club presented three plays entitled, Uncle Tom's Crabbin , a comedy. The plays were presented January l6. A group from the club went to the Hickory Grove Sanatorium when a presentation was presented for the patients there. Officers of this year's club were: President: Paul Evans, Vice-President: Sec. Treasurer: Shirley Thompson, Advisor: Mrs. Pelischek. Page Thirty-four HOBBY CLUB fl 7' ., ia 7, ff-3g.Q.zg1 ,. I . ,A , Nw. ,.... st row, lclt to right L. Payette, J. Krause, E. Mungin, J. 3rd row, left to right- Mr. Valenti, K. Beltrend, M. Pelot, U Salvwslmi, G. Koepsell, L. Sager, J. Clwarnesky, B. Ott, B. Topel. Rouse, Mr. Maloney. nd row, left to right J. Martens, T. Karulwn, G. Mocco, J. 4th row, --L. Cudnosky, President Durodter, G. Swartz, G. Bednarz, R. Kreicarek, D. LaFond. FORENSICS .QQ - 'Wh L .5 , ...fr Bottom Row: J. Rivard, M. Cltarnesky, S. Banaszak, O. Camps, C, Graetz, S. Pelkey, G. Burgermeister, A. Darga, M. Krause P. Melclucr, J. Lesperance, J. Grosse, S. Thomson, R. Lewan- L. Hermann, Top Row: J. Koynesky, J. Klapste, K. Lnnberg, G clowski, B. Martens. Second Row: K. Harley, P. Harley, P. Gractz, Blackburn, B. Karuizn, C. Schartz. Page llnrty-live MIXED CHORUS First row, left to right-N. Rost, M. Rysewyk, S. Lesperance, J Lesperance, D. Nasgovitz, J. Stodola, J. Rivard, I. Kamps, M. P Roberts, C. Forcier, P. Feidorowicz, P. Bancroft, S. Hartwig, Graetz, P, Harley, J. Martens, M. Lesperance, A. Stank, B Kempka, H. McClure, M. Stanlc, Second row C. Woulf, D. Novack, A. McClure, B. Kostreva, J Salesky, S. Pelkey, R. Durocher, B. Maloney, S. Bergeron, A Walker, L. Tachick, E. Greason, D. Bednarz, P. Casper, D. Stank, B. Zak, M, Cudnohufsky, J. Kovensky, N. Darga, E. Zeimer, N Meyer. Third rowf B. Carlson, S. Salewski, B. Prohaska, M. Charnesky, C. Krause, D. Topel, A. Liepianlna, J. Lesperance, P. Voelker, C. Greatz, G. Burgermeister, J. Woulf, P. Melcher, B. Martens S. Thompson, B. Hoida, J. Durocher, M. Rivet, N. Semrau, E Ellie, M. Krause. Fourth rowfP. Pelkey, D, Kreicarek, K, Durocher, F. Durocher, C Durocher, J. Woulf, R. Cudnohufsky, M. Kreicarek, P. VanLaar hoven, P. Bergeron, R. Meyers, J. Durocher, R, Oleck, J. Grosse D. Blachowiak, S, Anderson, B. Oleck, S. Wolfe, I. Salewski, V Kienitz. Fifth row+D. Paul, L. Boyd, R. Kapla, G. Fiedorowicz, K. Frievalt G. Woulf, . Teresinski, P. Evan, K. VancIerBIoomer, R. Nasgo vitz, B. Karuhn, B. Pillath, R. Stank, R. Thibodeau, K, Behrend R. Nasgovitz, R. Kreicarelc, H. .Stanlg C. Schwartz, D. Martens GLEE CLUB Ist row, left to right -N. Rost, M. Rysewyk, A. Stank, I, Kampg, 3rd row--D. Nosgovitz, D. Bednarz, C. Forcicx D. Topel, C. D, Stank, B, Maloney, S, Lesperance, B, Kostrova, N. Darga, Krause, R. Durocher, S. Anderson, L. Tachick, K. Durocher, J. M. Lesperance, S, Hartwig, P. Bancroft, B. Kempka. Kovnesky, J. Lesperance. 2nd row J. Martens, J, Grosse, J, Stodola, B, ak, M. Krause, G, AII1 row--J. Woulf, B. Oleck, D, Blachowiak, S. Bergeron, A, Burgermeister, P, Voelker, J. Lesperance, S. Salewsky, P. Casper, Lepinski, P. Fiedorowicz, F. Durocher, D. Kreicarek. M. Cudnohufsky, S. Woulf. Page Thirty-six BAND lit row, loft to riglut E. Ellie, L. Taclwick, H. Stanln, A. Hansen, Kowalski, D. Rouse, K. Bclwrend, B. Kcmpka, R. Nasgovitz, B K, Rosner, J. Grosse, L. Andersen, M. Charnesky, S. Pelkey, C. Pillatlw, M. Tachiclf, L. Boyd. Gragtl, -km row E. GVBUZOIW, V. Kiertitz, D. Brault, C. Kempka, Y. Terc Zml row B. Kostrova, J. Kowalski, I. Salcsky, R. Molkc, D. smslci, S.Tl1omson. Bcdora, K. Vander Bloomer, P. Evan, L, Cudnoski. Qtlw row' -Baton Twrrlersz R. Levvandowskn, O. Camps, B. Martens Sul row B. Karulm, A. McClure, D. Gabriel, B, Mursau, S. Abltold, P. Nlelclter, absent J. Lesperance. L. Kostrcva, B. Lcntz, C. Murroclw, D. LaFond, P. Bergeron, W. lst low, left to right H. McClure, J. Hammett, P. Graetz, B. 'laid row S. Stanlc, D. Nowak, G. Blacllnurrw, J. Patz, R. Kapla Bauman, J. Klapsto, R. Moyer, R. Bintz. B. Van Drisse, S. Hartwig. Page Tlwirtyfscven Elaine Ellic, Joyce Grosse Sue Pelkey, Carol Graetg lj .J pdf' J 1 'Ill Nt , If ouR PEP V4 M rf ' if J' fa Ll' 7L Your pep, your pep, yOu've got it, novv keep it, doggone it, don't lose it, 'gl' W y your pep! This vvas the theme of this year's snappy pep club. X' P L Y , fi I Our Cougar Pep Club has shown a great deal of spirit by attending all of this ., season's games. With the aid of our ambitious cheerleaders, vve have kept our Xi spirit up from the beginning of every game to the final seconds of them. We ,tl . By combining the abilities of every member, vve raised enough money to purchase new uniforms for our varsity cheerleaders, who were very deserving ot them. This year our club has also succeeded in getting some boys to ioin, and help help us really back our team. We are proud to think we were behind our team and helped a little toward their many victories. , I Judy Kowalski, Bcrnita Kostrava Darrell LaFond, Darryl Rouse, Ken Behrend llage lltilty-eight .L vl tried never to let the team clown, whether the games were victories or losses. pub' Lf l pk' i o CONSERVATION CLUB Ist row, left to right D. Martens, L. Brauli, D. Voelker, H. Wenzlaff, J. Banaszak, R. Krejcarek. Grosse, S. Hohger. 3rd row- ,Mr. Rhode, advisor, R. Kapla, K. Frievalv, E. Rahman 2nd row President, Cary Bunker, R. Zeimer, J. Blahowiak, A. C. Schwartz. PHOTO CLUB 5.5 Left to right ,M. Cudnohufsky, T. Mavfrisch, C. Broderick, G. Burgermiesver, J. Klapsve. Page Thlrfy-nine f 1 W Y 1 w FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA C5 lst row, lelt to right D. Krause, W. Fieclorowicz, W. Tachick, D. Giese, G. Tobison, E. Yoap, G. Krause, R. Patz, J. Salesky, H Hermann, W. Ollila, P. Lepinski, B, Galbraith, W. Hanneman, Stank. D. Ennis, R. Lepinski, J. Woulf, J. Holley, D, Joy. llth row R, Stcf?cn, R. Meyer, P, Boerschingcr, C, Broderick, W 2nd row G. Fiedorowlcr, D. Voelker, L, Pocloski, A. Podoski, Korpi, J. Payette, R. Peterson, C.. Lesperancc, P. Van Laarhovcn J, Margis, E. Wieczorck, Mr. Bingham, L. Baenan, H. Jahnke, T. A. Rouse, H. Cudnoski, R. Cudnohufslcy. Chucka, C. Carlson, M. Rebarcchik, S. Holter, A. Oleck. 5th row J. Casper, A. Hoida, M. Kreicarek, G. Kotnpka, J, White Srcl row T. Young, D, Bray, R. Skarda, T. Gembecki, R. Ermis, D. J. Skarcla, K, Swcnty, J, Risner. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS F, H, A. Back row M, Brazeau, M. Heisel, C. Krause, Ni. Stank, S. Sratccl, loft to right G. Burgsrnteister, S. Thomson, O. Kaminski, C, Woulf, M. Charnesky, L. Hermann, D. Stank, Camps, S, Banaszak, Mrs. Brown, Advisor, M. Rivet, S. M. Startk, P. Bancrolt, S. Durocher, N. Semrau, B. Ma- Wollc, M, Cudnohulsky, R, Lewandowski, P. Mclchcf. loney, B, Hoida. Page Forty-two LIBRARIANS cated, lofi to right P. Voelker, D. Topel, Mrs. Hill, D. Smoov. Durocher, C. Durochcr. Smnding, left to right-VL, Patz, N. Meyer, A. Wiedcmcicr, F. LUNCH PROGRAM -A Ist row, Left to right -Mrs, Kreicarek, Mrs. Mcmonagle, M, 2nd row- Mr, Maloney, A. Darga, L. Tachick, T. Mattri Bicv, C. Murfock, M. Cudnohufsky, D. Novack. M. Manrisch, B, Zak. Page Pony-Hwcc BUS DRIVERS Left to right -C. Martens, J. Holley, N, Durocher, J. Fenedall, R, Kamps. .,, M? -.-:ff faq, up N.. Left to Right: L. Baenan, R. Thibodeau, Janitor Ray McM5nagle, R. Greason. Page Forty-four MISCELLANEOUS A fe ro 1 LE ROY'S cLEANERS, Merinene , I 2 0' yum, BANAZAK CHEVROLET SALES, cravirr veg, 'KNQ Q4 4456 544 ' ' WOLF INSURANCE a. REAL ESTATE, Crivitz fi, V ' Aw, M Jjj-55,-9 cRIvITz IMP, co., Crivitz f in to We if L VK, yi BLACHOWIAK SUPERMARKET s. HARDWAR , Beaver S ' A -f fy wuNoERLIcK RADIO a T. v., Beaver f , -0 Ji, W! NELSON IMPLEMENT, Beaver ' Za, ' GEORGE GROSSE GENERAL STORE, Klondike ' Sf-ie, 1 , GEORGE KRALOVETZ TAVERN, Klondike S179 .VJ KLONDIKE COMMUNITY STORE fx- . ' 'ci-X ' SINGER SEWING MACHINE co., Marinehe f ' .15 rj LEvI GENIESSE, ARCHITECT, Green Bey aff X45 My , MR. LARRY I-IAMMANG, A. E. MERGIER co., FOnd ef-ekwx 4,4-Af! ' .IOSTEN MANUFACTURING CO. Owafonna, Minn.h W EV Nj? MuSIcIAN'S REPAIR s. SUPPLY SERVICE, Green Bay Q V41 - Q coco COLA BOTTLING co. Rninelenaer ' ' , ' ASSELINS ICE CREAM co. Norway, Miensrf ' e I M BAKER STUDIOS, Marinette Lax ,yn H HILL SIDE DAIRY, Criviiz BX 0 ' A -, ,gf I qylpf PESI-ITIGO STATE BANK, Peshtigo . C WF gdjf THE STILLER co. Green Bey I ive: JW, K, DENNIS SPORT SI-IOP, Green Bef!-O QQ H fc FARMERS II. MERCHANTS BANK, Marinettev ' E, K KQV' PESHTIGO TIMES, PESI-ITIGO X , My Q! C' X 7 Xk iii L - ' fy ,- 'FMF f would like to t Sinceireiy r- E 7 K ' A Baker Studios for their group pictures, the Peshtigo xx? Mgigj ff A U - aw uf Times for many of the sports action shots, and Mr. Fred Reitbrock for his time and effort in Securing and develop- ing many Of the pictures used. 0 PgFyfK Sp CONNICK RESTAURANT COLEMAN THEATER COLEMAN DRUG AND SCHOOL SUPPLY KRAUSE LUMBER CO. MARION'S TAVERN LEONARD'S BARBER SHOP CHARNESKY'S CHEVROLET SALES 8. S VICE THIBODEAU'S MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF AUGIES MARKET THE FAIR STORE RED OWL AGENCY A. E. GENDRON AND SONS J. H. TEBO D. C. VALITCHKA' STAVERN COLEMAN AUTO SERVICE J. D. TAYLOR LUMBER AND FUEL ' HOTEL BRADY ' COUNTRY GARDENS, COLEMAN DIVISION MARY LEE BEAUTY SHOP ERAN'S REPAIR GIESE HARDWARE Q ' KARUHN'S STANDARD SERVICE s. SPORT SHOP COLEMAN ELEVATOR I VAN VONDEREN INSURANCE AGENCY COLEMAN FURNITU CQLEMAN MOTEL BEN FRANKUN 570 LARRY'S REERIGERATOR s. ELECTRIC g3x::iNST:::IEERY BERT'S A 8. w ROOT BEER s. LUNCH MARTWS STORE NORTHLAND MOTORS 8. SAGER INSURANCE FORTlER'S TAVERN MARv'S SUPER SERVICE QRLANp0'5 SUPER SERVICE ERV'S GARAGE, ERVIN F. HOLTGER, PROP. 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