Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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V ' ' 1 ' 5 1 , -4 J Mi 5 i 'J if ,nfl l Yi ' V, I s 5 ' ln-'I H .L ' if - A , ' ' Q N M ww W' t 2 X FOREWORD In presenting our yearbook, the REFLEC- TOR 1955, we are attempting to give you a factual and pictorial record of the year -- a Septemberto May album. We have tried no make it a story about us, 'f' , ' the studentsof Cornell High. If itpleases , K J you now and if many years hence it re- ' i' V vives fond memories, we have accom- r plished our purpose. A A I ' v ' -- The Class of1955 we I 'fr-OJ My WM' I Q N 3 y Q M N WWW if W B Q 01 . my if M W W ww . I l j Aingsriursfmtrotf. 1 2 E24 CLASSES . . - 0 22 My MW a SP2?5i1a:1:111.32 eff!!! fp!! SIEEENT M ' ' 11438 MUS! .-- ' W!!! J M f U W W W My fl ff-f ,M X hplwff gy Jywfjwi Jw ffjZf.Af lW WM f i X lAJi!ffMdj 5 W.. ffl f 4 f ,J il ul' 'Z M ' f JDM W W M, f X753 jfffpl ufj ' COLORS FLOWER ROYAL BLUE and WHITE WHITE CAIINATIGN TODAY wt Fouow, TOMORHQIN wt LEAD aww WW OFFICERS of the CLASS of I955 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951 sixty-one bashful but noisy freshmen entered our dear old Alma Mater. We were really a headache when all the bells began to ring, and after everybody else was out of the halls there we stood, wondering where to go next. We chose as our class officers Marvin- Sdlroeder, Presidentg Duane Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Kathryn Burke, Secretaryg and Raymond Muth, Treasurer. Fifty-six of us were brave enough to come back as sophomores. During the year we sponsored several dances after games and did other things for class income. Officers for the year were Janet Swoboda, IP1-esidemg Kathryn Burke, Vice-President: Charles Burns, Secretaryg and Connie Bourget, Treasurer. ln our junior year we elected Duane Johnson, President: Gene Miller, Vice-Presidentg Kaye Guthrie, Secretary: and Marilyn Munz, Treasurer. The Desert Song was the theme of the prom April 23 with J immy Knight's orchestra. Duane Johnson and Marge Langeberg reigned as king and queen. Our class play, Rest Assured, was presented November 19 and 20 and netted S123.60, a new school record. With many pleasant memories of the past three years our senior year loomed majestically before us. Class officers were Gene Miller, Presidentg Connie Bourget, Vice-Presidentg Marion Burns, Secretaryg and Carol Saxe, Treasurer. Qtr all-school carnival on February 5 was a big success. Our class play, presented in ivlay, was a mystery-comedy entitled Finders Creep- ers. We all looked forward to class day exercises and commencerr' .W late in May, but when they finally arrived, they found many of us with mixed feelings of sadness and joy. Many years from now we hope to look back upon the wonderful memories of high school life as our happiest years. 4 'U 'T' BARBARA GEORGIA DORIS KATHRYN ASH BRUYETTE BUCHHOLZ BURKE CLASS CHARLES SHIRLEY BURNS COMSTOC K , C 3' LYLE CALVIN KENNETH MURIEL CONRAD CROTTY ESCHER FALKENBERG 5 ,fy A I A NANCY KAYE KATHRYN WALTER GEHRKE GUTHRIE HENTZ HETCHLER CLA ROBERTA KENNETH HILT HOOP LE DUANE ROBERT FRED SHIRLEY JOHNSON JOHNSTON KENNER KOHLS 6 of 1955 - N 1 ,ff HELEN BETTY JANE MARGIE PAT LANDON LANGEBERG LANGEBERG LANGEBERG ,,,,,.- f ,w-mow' PAUL LAURETTA LUCE MAUG FRANCIS WILLIAM DONAL BEVERLY MCMAHON MERCIER MILLER MITCHELL 7 any fcof-cv ,Za -0.4-ufvrf ffavvi gig! .6-rw wwf A W, , W' fy is-bidi? A4 fd' MARILYN INGRID .TOANNE BENNY MUNZ OPDAHL POLANSKI RETZLAFF ROGER EARL ROB ARGE RO SSMAN CLA of EDWARD MARVIN TOM ARTHUR ROTH SCHROEDER SHIPLEY SIME 1955 nmmf' GAROLD JERRY JANET ARDEN STOCKMAN STORDAHL SWOBODA VAIGRT LARRY SHIRLEY VASSEUR WALSVIG MARCY MELBA WAYNE JACK WEEKS WIICOX WILCOX WILLIAMS 9 CLASS OF 1955--EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES BARBARA ASH CONNIE BOURGET GEORGIA BRUYETTE DORIS BUCHHOLZ. KATHRYN BURKE CHUCK BURNS MARIAN BURNS SHIRLEY COMSTOCK LYLE CONRAD CALVIN CROTTY KENNETH ESCHER MURIEL F ALKENBERG NANCY GEHRKE KAYE GUTHRIE KATHRYN HENTZ WALTER HETCHLER ROBERTA HILT KENNETH HOOPLE DUANE JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSTON FRED KENNER SHIRLEY KOHLS HELEN LANDON BETTY LANGEBERG MARGIE LANGEBERG PATRICIA LANGEBERG PAUL LUCE LAURETTA MAUG BILL MERCIER DON AL MILLER GENE MILLER Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 2,35 Glee Club 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. Chorus 45 Class Vice-President 45 Class Treasurer 25 Hi-Lites 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Recorder 45 Glee Club 45 Debate 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Class Play 35 Hi-Lites 1,25 Tumbling Team l,2,3,45 Dancing Team 45 Pep Club l,2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Annual Staff 4. Class Play 2,35 Hi-Lites 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Debate 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Chorus 45 Dancing Team 45 Class Secretary 15 Tumbling Team l,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 GleeClub1,2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Historian 4. Band l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sentinel 45 Class Play 35 Class Secretary 2. Dancing Team 45 Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 2,35 Chorus 45 Class Sec- retary 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Homecoming Attendent 35 F.H.A. 1,3,45 F.H.A. Secretary 4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. President 45 F.F.A. Vice-President 15 F.F.A. Treasurer 25 Track 35 Debate 1,2. Entered from Carthage, Missouri25 F.F.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice-President 45 Class Play 2,35 Hi-Lites 25 Annua1Staff 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Debate 2. F.F.A. 35 Annual Staff 4. Entered from Cadott, Wisconsin 35 Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Student Council 35 F.H.A. 25 Dancing Team 4. Band 3,45 Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 35 F.H.A. 1. Class Secretary 35 Hi-Lites 45 Annual staff 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Entered from Ontario, Wisconsin 45 F.H.A. 4. F.F.A. 1,45 Track 2. Hi-Lites 45 Annual staff 45 Pep Club 2,535 F.H.A. 1,3,4, F.F.A. 1,35 Class Play 2,35 Football 15 Annual Staff 4. F.F.A. 1,45 Class President 35 Student Council 2,45 Student Council President 45 Prom King 3. F.F.A. 1,2,45 F.F.A. Secretary 45 C Club 1,45 Annual Staff 4. Entered from Gilman, Wisconsin 35 F.F.A. 3,45 Chorus 45 Baseball 3,45 Football 35 C Club 3,45 Student Council 4, Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Glee Club 1,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Dancing, Team 4. Entered from Chippewa Falls 35 F.H.A. 4, Band 35 Class Play 35 Hi-Lites 2,45 Tumbling Team 2,35 Annual staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Glee Club Vice-President 45 F.H.A. l,2,3. Class Play 2,35 Hi-Lites 3,45 Tumbling Team l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Prom Queen 35 F.H.A. 1,2. Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. Baseball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 C Club l,2, 3,45 C Club Vice-President 45 Track 3,45 Student Council 3.4. Hi-Lites 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Vice-President 45 Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 35 Homecoming Attendant 25 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. President 4. Entered from Cadott 25 -F.F.A. 3,45 F.F.A. President 35 Chorus 4. Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Class President 15 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 4. Entered from Bedford, Indiana 25 Band 2,8,45 Band Vice-President 45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Class President 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 C Club 2,3,45 C Club Vice-President 35 C Club Treasurer 45 Annual Staff45 10 BEVERLY MITCHELL MARILYN MUNZ INGRID OPDAHL .TOANNE POLANSKI BENNY RETZLAF F ROGER ROBARGE EARL ROSSMAN EDWARD ROTH CAROL SAXE MARVIN SCHROEDER TOM SHIPLEY ART SIME GAROLD STOCKMAN JERRY STORDAHL JANET SWOBADA Track 3,45 Student Coimcil 2,35 Badger Boy's State 3. F.H.A. 1.2. Class Play 35 Chorus 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Hi-Lites 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club President 35 Forensics 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club President 45 Student Council 45 Debate 2,35 F.H.A. l,2. Band 35 Hi-Lites 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,'2,35 Badger Girl State 35 F.H.A. 2,3. Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. F.F.A. 15 Class Play 35 Chorus 45 Football 1,3,45 Football Manager 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 C Club 2,3545 C Club Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 45 Track 2,3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. F.F.A. 1,45 Track 2. Band 1,2,3,45 Band President 45 Class Play 35 Chorus 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Hi-Lites 1,2,3,45 Tumbling Team 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 C Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club President 45 Forensics 253,45 Debate 45 Dancing Team 4. F.F.A. l,2,45 F.F.A. Reporter 45 Annual Staff 45 Debate 1. F.F.A. 1,2,35 F.F.A. Sentinal 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 35 C Club 2.3.45 Annual Staff 45 Track 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 4. F.F.A. 3,4. Class Play 35 Chorus 45 Football 2,3,45 C Club 3,45 C Club Presi- dent 45 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming King 4. Class Play 35 Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club ARDEN VAJGRT LARRY VASSEUR SHIRLEY WALSVIG MARCY WEEKS MELBA WILCOX WAYNE WILCOX JACK WILLIAMS l,2,35 Student Council 25 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Treasurer 4. Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Lites 4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Hi-Lites 45 Glee Club 2.3.45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. Hi-Lites 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 15 F H A 2,3,4. Entered from Sparta 45 Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 4. Baseball 35 Football 2.3.45 C Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Entered from Carthage, Missouri 35 F.F.A. 25 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 3. W'5.fz'. 5 ,AfUffW M WW 5 wi ,ygaffwgt + at M , WJ fgmtwi W 4 K 5. A if M1545 fl mfr Myim ua' Wye? AW nag ...Wa WL 5iaGQiQA53f5g.f9 W A SENIOR CARNIVAL Marcy Weeks, Doris Buchholz, and Nancy Gehrke handle the food con- cession in the hot lunch room. Fred Kenner replaces balloons at the dart throwing concession. The senior carnival, an annual event, was held this year tin Feb- ruary 5 in the grade school building Large crowds of townspeople were attracted to the two amateur hours -- one for grade school participants and one for high school age students. Concessions, like those pictured here and several others, filled the lower corridors and several class- rooms. An auction of food stuffs in the auditorium proved profitable and entertaining. The little tykes drew Marion Burns and large crowds to the Marge Langeberg hawk boxing ring. carnival favors. Paul Luce and Chuck Burns operate the shooting gallery . ,M-HU Decorators at work Clean-up detail , 1 QUEEN MARGE LANGEBERG KING DUANE JOHNSON The completed desert scene JUNIOR PROM, APRIL 17, 1954 FINDERS CREEPERS Senior Class play, May, 1955 Hercules Nelson's uncle and aunt had long wanted him to spend a week end with them -- they even went so far as to say he could bring his bosom pal, Wilbur Maxwell, with him. Hercules knows his uncle has taken a new job, but what he doesn't know is that Uncle is a mortician, The boys are all for heading home pronto when they discover this fact and especially when they find there's another guest in the house, an old boy named Jason Quigley who ran out of gas. His funera1's to be Monday. It's not long before things start happening in ways that would put most brave men to flight. For one thing, Mr. Quigley, the guest, walks around, reads the paper, and climbs in bed with Hercules. But Mr. Quigley isn't really deadg in his sleep someone tried to do away with him, so he evolved a plan: he'd make his family think he was dead, then show up at his own funeral and trap the guilty party. No doubt Mr. Quigley had a good plan, and things would have ended peacefully, but there were two things he failed to reckon with -- Wilbur and Hercules. They set out to solve the case and matters soon go from bad to worse to terrible. Hercules tips off his girlfriend, Nina, that her grandpop's aliveg she tips off the familyg and everything's messed up. The boys finally escape with their necks, but not before one of the wildest finishes ever with the doctor, whom no one suspected, the guilty partyg and the lawyer, whom everyone suspected, innocent as can be. Included in the cast were: Gene Miller, Calvin Crotty, Jerry Stordahl, Jack Williams, Donal Miller, Marian Burns, Marge Langeberg, Betty Langeberg, Nancy Gehrke, Doris Buchholz, Georgia Bruyette, and Shirley Kohls. 13 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR George Blanchard CLERK E, J, Mittermeyer O, T. Premo W, J. Stowell ADMINISTRATION BOARD of EDUCATION PRESIDENT D. D, Niemeyer 14 DIRECT OR Ben Shackleton TREASURER C, A. Hoffman in L I VERNON C. RICHARD JOHN WILLIAM IANKE CONKLIN WILSON BISS Eau Claire Ladysmith Cornell Cornell unior High Junior High ', io igh Music Industrial Arts MARETTE MacFARLANE Stanley English Vocal Music GRACE VESTA L. SHIPLEY BUETOW Coldwater Cadott Mississippi Citizenship English Girls' Physical Education HELEN GRACE ROBERTS STOWELL Cadott Cornell Home Commercial Economics Subjects WILLIAM F. HARRINGTON Superior Science Math ALLEN DANIELSON Cadott Vocational Agriculture I il . RUN AJ if ' w LAURIN K. NORMAN R. JAMES E. MCCHESNEY SODERSTROM WILSON Cornell Cornell Wakefield Social Problems English Michigan Athletics Library History FACULTY Li L'!,f' I 'I 5 I I S , fy .x A V gf I fl 5? ir r i Q g j it N -vii PM . .. iw, Jumons k eys Sauk P ..-, , 'J' agar' N, is Qi in if f 2 'Q' ' 5 if W Y 'asf 5 Y L Q xr ,. ., ,, ns' Ai LST: Qi Q 09' ,,,.... 1 1 -' H V, .- 4:52 M17 y,m y 1-ri Q al' , 'dv' W-ww X., C , af ,W ' Q - RQ 'W ,sill f V 56 -' 9 2 s -' 4 li , M eir 'lb Barney, Mary Ann Berg, Clarence Billiard, Vern Biss, William Bohl, Geraldine Breezee, Peter Christianson, Larry Crawford, Joanne Currie, Carol DeMars, Sharon Finses, Nita Finses, Ronnie Finses, William Gingras, Patricia Good, Marjorie Hagen, Lorraine Helgerson, Duane Heyder, Carl Johnson, Roger Kimball, Janet Langeberg, Charles Linder, Barbara Madson, James McCann, Inez McChesney, David Mercier, Peggy Miller, Tom Mittermeyer, Sue Moen, Ardell Mohr, Eva Moore, Audrey Moss, Wallace Moucha, Stanley Newbury, William Olmstead, Bob Payne, James Polzin, Eileen Premo, Shayne Prenzlow, Gwen Ramminger, Wilfred Randall, Charlotte Reali, Yvonne Rice, Fern Robarge, Arlene Robarge, Evalene Rose, Delores Rose, Shirley St. Aubin, Dennis Sarauer, Gordon Selmer, Bonnie Sime, Ronnie Simenson, Edward Simenson, Robert Stoll, Delmar Tallman, Ardith Thon, Gerald Tyler, James Webster, Rogene Webster, Roger Weinsch, Robert Z5 5- is fx. if R-T 5, 'S ,.-s 2 .. 9 . . J ...,,. t , G, 8:3 Q if 5 1 U0 'lb od V ,f J A -5 hi -7 TS-2 X' 5. lih . lr lst J 6 , - - White, Janet Wilcox, Eugene , ., Winrich, Don :Q W , as 'I7 A BACK ROW: Emery Hyland, Charles Henrickson, Robert Adrian, DeanMaug, Dan Petersen. F ROQNT ROW: Carol Anders, Katherine Svoma, Beatr Seidlitz, Katherine Karasch, Pat Ellis. fwgff BACK ROW: Leon P a r kh u r s t, Harold Hall, Franklin Newbury, Ray Thon, Don McCar1n. FRONT ROW: Barbara Knox, Joan Smith, Ruth Audorff, RuthAnn Stanford, Mary Stanley. BACK ROW: Ray Moucha, Jim Burns, John Stowell, Dick Valmore, Gordon Grotte. FRONT ROW: Leona Stipek, Jane Mittermeyer, Beverly Helgerson, Kathryn Goller, Sharon Krueger. BACK ROW: Lee Blanchard, Gary Blanchard, Roger Krueger,Ray Miller, Hans Helland. FRONT ROW: Darlene Woebbeking, Phyllis Carrell, Delores Rehm, Sandra Miner, Judith Blank. BACK ROW: Jim Stordahl, Joe Ouimet, Dick BACK ROW: Lloyd Thune, Dale Burns,J8Ck Zinsli, Jim Fitzpatrick, Pete Johnston. FRONT McMahon, Alden Webster, Bert Langeberg. ROW: Elaine Goltz, LaVonne Nesvacil, Janice FRONT ROW: Lillian Harp, Ruthkrostag, Mavis Hoke, Toni J ohnston. Frion, Joyce Hoople, Marilyn Bohaty. 1 J Qin ew' SQPHOMOHES iffy ,J BACK ROW: Gene Melville, VaVonn Roth,Bruce Harvatine, MichaelBarney, NorbertBiss. FRONT ROW: Louise Mc Cann, Karen Mc Chesney, Bonnie Hoffman. Charlene Stoll, Karen Stoll. BACK ROW: Mary Jane Capaul son, Lewellyn Crawford Tom BACK ROW: Robert Munz, Chris Selmer, Lyle Adrian, Tim Finses, Lyman Good. FRONT ROW: Shirley Sarauer, Darlene Froehlig, Elaine Currie, Dottie Rose, Margaret Weisheipl. SAMBACK ROW: Barbara Beck, Tom Graham, Clif- ford Romfoe Wayne Geist BeverlyBerg FRONT Jo Dumholt. FRONT ROW: Jeanette Landon.p.-,y',v5 aJ,,y6DW: Yvonne Swoboda, Sylvia Woll, Ann Bour- Yvonne Mercier, Sharon Koepp, Karen md Dorothy Schemmel. RA!-4'L 7414 rl-11 , - T 9 Fr .A , Q 4113? f 1 , FZ 4' M! Sv! 5 1' Qj' av' any '3 , - wal af, a Q gif r Q r. ' Q .put S f 3 1 ' 1 T :ff V-irq, ' f BACK ROW: Evelyn Hilger,Jeri Langeberg, Marylane Ewings. Duane Newbury, David Luke, Bonnie Wolfe, Darlene Randall, FRONT ROW: Donald White, Don Stickney, Robert Buchholz. Y BACK ROW: Vivian Beaulieu, Gwen Stockman, Mary Lou Reali, Susan Gonsolin, Connie Mc- Manus. FRONT ROW: Robert Sirne. Charles Sime, Lewis Jensen, John Christianson, Dennis Gingras. FHESHNIEN BACK ROW: Floyd Hickethier, Barbara Johnston, Weston Berg, Norma Stanford. SECOND ROW: Duane Crawford, Lee Mit- termeyer, Susan Dickinson, Kenneth La- Forge. FRONT ROW: Jean Parsons, Virgil Breezee, Steve Duncan, Ruth Ann Shackleton. BACK ROW: Ruth Miller, Laura Shackleton, Nancy Blanchard, Janet Vajgrt. SECOND ROW: Charlene Svoma, Darlene Svoma, Carol Yohnk. FRONT ROW: Dick Mous- sette, Elmer Harp, Dennis Paulsen, Russell Larson. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW: Laurie Valmore, Karen Ko- walewski, Loretta Good, Dorothy McCann. SECOND ROW: JoanLaVal1ey, Anna Wilden- berg, Sharon McMahon. FRONT ROW: Dar- rel Bathke, Billy Carroll, Gary Svoma, Bob Bruyette. BACK ROW: Peter Premo, J im F inses, James Stockman, Ed Fitzpatrick, LaVern Brown, Donna Stempel. SECOND ROW: Karen Audorff. Hjordis Johnson, Sandra Loiselle, Joyce Buck, Dana Finses. FRONT ROW: Judy Seidlitz, Linda White, Nancy Woebbeking, Elaine Shipley, Jodeen Geer, Diann Vasseur. BACK ROW: Dick Paulsen, Edward Novak, Edwin Novak, Gordon Hetchler, Dale Aubart, Danny Brown. SECOND ROW: Betty Hoff- man, Lorraine Adrian, Dick Walters, Robert Meistad, Jerry Smith, Russlyn Quevillon. FRONT ROW: Carl Perry, Ronnie Hesse, Bobby Hyland, James Reuss, Charles Burke, Einar Opdahl. BACK ROW: Janet Walters, Mary Niemeyer, Marilyn Simenson, Rona Don Roth, Roger West, Lyle Breezee. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Wilcox, Charles Sadler, Linda Heyder,Paula Meier, Don Loiselle. FRONT ROW: Bar- bara Johnston, George Rivers, Dale Currie, Alvin Hall, Ray Hall, Dean Retzlaff. SEVENTH GRADE gi A W f ,M M 9 s 'X A W 7 5 , If SPORTS ,MM QwwfA2HQ2Zi5f4iLQi5Qhff4'j?fiiiL Q5.n 'f 1 q ' ' .Li ,L TOP ROW: John Stowell, Harold Hall, Dick Zinsli, Tim Finses, Charles Langeberg, Stanley Moucha, Gordon Sarauer, Tom Stordahl, THIRD ROW: Dennis St. Aubin, Bob Johnston, Ray Moucha, Bill Biss, Ray Miller, Roger Johnson, Robert Weinsch, Chuck Burns, Charles Thon. SECOND ROW: Wayne Wil- cox, Jim Madson, Eugene Wilcox, Bill F inses, Gary Blanchard, Paul Luce, Roger Webster, Jim Stordahl, Gordon Grotte, Alden Webster, Duane Helgerson. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Mc Chesney, Vern Billiard, .Terry Stordahl, Pete J ohnston,Roger Robarge, Tom Ship1ey,J im Payne, Gene Miller, Dick Valmore, Tom Miller, Jim Tyler. LLOYD THUNE ED snv1ENsoN -M '13 5 Manager Manager 1954 ft L FOOTBALL SQUAD swf DEFENSIVE PLATOON OFFENSIVE PLATOON S, ,ii BACKFIELD: Eugene Wilcox, Paul Luce, TomMiller, BACKFIELD: Pete Johnston, Duane Helgerson, Dave Duane Helgerson, Jim Madson, Pete J ohnston. LINE- McChesney, Paul Luce. LINEMEN: Jim Payne, MEN: Dave Mc Chesney, Vern Billiard, Tom Shipley, Jerry Stordahl, Bill Finses, TomMi1ler, VernBi11iard, Jerry Stordahl, Jim Payne. 23 Gene Miller, Roger Robarge. V ig 8 Bloomer 12 hiefs 41 Augusta O Chiefs 33 Neillsville O Chiefs 32 Thorp 0 The Chiefs' only defeat of the sea- son came from the Bloomer eleven. Cornell stayed on the winning Hack the rest of the season. ' Non-conference games. GENE MILLER Tackle ROGER ROB ARGE, Captain End TOM SHIPLEY Tackle SEASON RECORD Chiefs 51 Owen 0 Chiefs 62 Gilman 6 Chiefs 14 Cadott 0 Chiefs 14 Stanley 6 After two games with non-confer ence foes, Cornell went into confer- ence play. Cornell won every game to cop the Cloverbelt League cham- pionship. PAUL LUCE BOB JOHNSTON WAYNE WILCOX 24 Halfback Tackle End THE A SQUAD Alden Webster, Duane Helgerson, Jim Tyler, Roger Webster, Bill Finses, Dave Mc Chesney, Tom Miller, Paul Luce, Vern Billiard, Gene Miller, Roger Robarge, Jim Payne. LLOYD THUNE Manager THE A TEAM CHEERLEADERS, Front: Carol Saxe, Yvonne Reali, Beverly Helgerson, Jane Mitter- meyer, Sue Mittermeyer. 25 G? L. K. Mc CHESNEY Coach FORWARD IIM PAYNE Junior A SQUAD SEASON RECORD Won 12, Lost 5 2 Cornell 76 Chippewa 77 1 Cornell 75 Fall Creek 58 Cornell 63 Stanley 56 1 Cornell 61 Cadott 67 3 Cornell 68 Bloomer 70 1 Cornell 82 Gilman 34 Cornell 67 Chippewa 64 1 Cornell 81 Altoona 71 Cornell 57 Ladysmith 64 Cornell 69 Chetek 66 GUARD PAUL LUCE Senior CLOVERBELT STANDINGS West Division W L Cornell 7 1 Cadott 7 1 Altoona 3 5 Fall Creek 3 5 Gilman 0 8 Cornell won play-off with Cadott 66-48 at Owen. East Division W L Stanley 8 0 Thorp 6 2 Owen 4 4 Withee 2 6 Neillsville 0 8 Cornell won east -west play -off with Stanley at Owen 66-51. CENTER ROGER ROBARGE Senior CORNELL-OWEN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT fFinals at Owerry Cornell 74 Gil man 41 Cornell 59 Thorp 47 Cornell 76 Greenwood 46 REGIONAL PLAY-OFF At Eau Claire Cornell 67 Fall Creek 52 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT At Eau Claire Cornell 67 Spring Valley 58 fovertimej Cornell 75 Eau Claire 78 26 FORWARD GENE MILLER Senior Comell 65 Fall Creek Comell 62 Cadott Cornell 68 Gilman Cornell 70 Stanley Cornell 83 Altoona Cornell 53 Ladysmith Comell 68 Bloomer 1 Conference games 2 Overtime 3 2 Overtimes, 2 rounds of free throws GUARD DU ANE HELGERSON Junior ' x UNI ' Ai., e-ww... Roger Robarge 134j tips to Jim Payne to start the Gene Miller 1455 lays one up against Fall Creek. Ladysmith game. RM Jim Payne dunks one against Ladysmith. Duane Helgerson flips one in from the free throw line against Fall Creek. I - Paul Luce 1351 fires from the corner behind Jim Roger Robarge 1345 flips one over Chippewa's Krause. Payne's screen against Chippewa. 27 THE B SQUAD ,Tim Tyler, Gordy Grotte, Donal Miller, Dan Petersen, Bill Finses, Tom Miller, Vern Billiard, Charles Thon, Bill Biss, Dave McChesney, Dick Zinsli, Gary Blanchard, Dick Valmore, Roger Webster, Alden Webster. Cornell 6 1 B SQUAD SEASON RECORD Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell DON Mc CANN Manager Won 14 Lost 3 35 Chippewa 47 Fall Creek 48 Stanley 43 Cadott 30 Bloomer 47 Gilman 27 Chippewa Cornell 44 Cornell 48 45 Cornell 54 18 Cornell 40 27 Cornell 45 34 Cornell 42 24 Cornell 35 1 7 Cornell 56 54 Cornell 36 Altoona Ladysmith Chetek Fall Creek Cadott Gilman Stanley Altoona L ad ys mith Bloomer 21 30 31 22 41 28 32 34 20 28 W. E. BISS THE B TEAM CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Rogene Webster, Mary Lou Reali. KNEELING: Pat Ellis, Joan Crawford, Marilyn Bohaty. 28 Coach fi' E , -.l'- . SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM BACK: Manager Bruce Harvatine, Jim Finses, Pete Premo, Charles Burke, Coach Biss. FRONT: Dick Moussette, George Rivers, Dean Retzlaff, Alvin Hall, Gary Svoma, Cornell 40 New Auburn 31 Cornell 48 New Auburn 35 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM BACK: Coach Biss, Denny Gingras, Dick Moussette, LaVonn Roth, Norbert Biss, Manager Bruce Harvatine. FRONT: George Rivers, Jim Henrickson, Lewellyn Crawford, Chris Selmer, Lyle Adrian, Gene Melville. Cornell Stanley 32 Cornell Stanley 12 Cornell Gilman 84 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Cornell Chippewa 55 STANDING: BarbaraJeanJohn- Comeu Chippewa 26 ston, Betty Hoffman, Lee Mit- Comeu 28 Gilman 55 termeyer. KNEELING: Janet Vajgrt,Barbara Agnes Johnston. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW: Bruce Harvatine, Manager, Danny Brown, Pete Premo, Elmer Harp, Don Stickney, Dale Currie, John Christianson, Jim Finses, Douglas Ellis, Charles Burke. SECOND ROW: Chris Selmer, Managerg Gary Svoma, Duane Newbury, Norbert Biss, Dick Moussette, Gene Mc1ville,l,yle Breezee, Ed Fitzpatrick, Ronnie Wilcox, Denny Gingras, Mr. Harrington, Coach. FRONT ROW: Alvin Hall, Tim Finses, Lyle Adrian. Jim Henrlckson, Tom Stordahl, Lewellyn Crawford, George Rivers, Tom Graham, LaVonn Roth. The squad won from McDonnell I2 - 6 and Cadott 19 - 13, and lost to Stanley 7 - 6. 29 ' 1:, li' , All F 'Tr .S S ' x N NE ,milf-5. N gy ie., t K 1 4, , I 'X f Q' Liv 1 5, , 25 xii' rf RN. fc, C cj L., . ,. 5, ,Q-'19 lf WE rf S' y ll L .fr1 ,,,...... 's '.fa.,,,,, y H19 2 o ,. W , j- ' H-ti ffi??5 in Q if au. ,r ft, M, O, , ,av BACK ROW: Duane Helgerson, SS, P: .lim Tyler, C: Tom Miller, P, OF: Kenny Beck, 2Bg Paul Luce, OF: Roger Webster, OF: Alden Webster, SS, QB, FRONT ROW: Gene Miller, 1B: Neal Schroeder, C: Tom Webster, P, SS: Vern Billiard, 3B: Pete Johnston, 1Bg Coach W. E. Biss. The 1954 baseball team won only one game in the regular season, a 9-3 verdict over McDonnell, and lost four: to Gilman 2-O, McDonnell 5-1, and Thorp 5-4 and 12-5. In the district tournament at Ladysmith they won from Holcombe 8-2 and lost to Tony 7-2. 'S' .JV 3 THE C CLUB BACK ROW: Bill Biss, Jerry Stordahl, .lim Payne, Tom Shipley, Roger Robarge, Eugene Miller, Vern Billiard, Dave McChesney. THIRD ROW: .Tim Tyler, Tom Miller, Paul Luce, Pete Johnston, Robert Wiensch, Jim Madson, Gary Blanchard, Roger Webster. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Thune, Fred Kenner, Don McCann, Bill Finses, Gene Wilcox, Gordon Grotte, Wayne Wilcox, Duane Helgerson, Alden Webster. FRONT ROW: Beverly Helgerson, .lane Mittermeyer, Sue Mittermeyer, Yvonne Reali, Carol Saxe. NOT PICTURED: Robert Johnston, Ed Simenson, 30 BILLIARD, VERN Brss, BILL BLANCHARD, GARY FINSES, BILL GROTTE, GORDON HELGERSON, BEVERLY HELGER SON , DUA NE JOHNSTON, PETE JOHNSTON, ROBERT KENNER, FRED LUCE, PAUL MCCANN, DON MCCHESNEY, DAVE MADSON, JIM MILLER, GENE MILLER, TOM MITTERMEYER, JANE MITTERMEYER, SUE PAYNE, JIM REALI, YVONNE ROBARGE, ROGER SAXE, CAROL SHIPLEY, TOM SIMENSON, ED STORDAHL, JERRY THUNE, LLOYD TYLER, JIM WEBSTER, ALDEN WEBSTER, ROGER WIENSCH, ROBERT WILCOX, GENE wILcOx, WAYNE J Junior Junior Sophomore Junior J uni or Sophomore Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Junior Senior Junior Junior Junior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Juni or Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore LETTER-WINNERS' RECORD FOOTBALL 1, 2,3 2, 3 1,2 1, 2,3 1,2 1,2,3 1,2 3,4 1, 2, 3,4 Manager 1 1,2,3 1, 2, 3 2, 3,4 l,2, 3 1,2,3 1, 2,3,4 1,2,3,4 Manager 3 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager 1, 2 1,2,3 1,2 1,2,3 3 1, 2,3 9 BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3 3 2 1, 2, 3 2 1,2,3 1 1,2,3,4 Manager 1, 2 1, 2,3 3 2, 3,4 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3,4 3 Manager 1, 2 1,2,3 1,2 1,2,3 2 1954 TRACK RECORD INTERCLASS MEET lst Juniors '76-112 Points 2nd Sophomores 73 Points 3rd Seniors 48 Points 4th Freshmen 24- 112 Points 5th 8th Grade 3 Points CLOVERBELT CONFERENCE MEET lst Cornell 65 Points 2nd Neillsville 56 Points 3rd Cadett 39-112 Points 4th Gilman 34-112 Points 5th Altoona 9 Points 6th Stanley '7 Points STATE MEET AT MADISON Eight boys qualitied for the state meet, Neal Schroeder won 2nd in his heat in the half-mile and placed 5th to bring home the only medal, 31 BASEBALL TRACK CHEERLEADER 1, 2, 3 Manager 2 2, 3 2 1, 2 1, 2 2, 3 2, 3 2 1 3,4 2, 3,4 1, 2, 3,4 2 1 1,2,3 1, 2, 3 2, 3,4 3,4 2, 3 1, 2 3 2 2, 3 ' 3 1, 2, 3, 4 4 1, 2, 3,4 3,4 Manager 1, 2 2, 3 1,2 2, 3 1, 2, 3 2, 3 2, 3, 4 CORNELL INVITATIONAL MEET lst Cornell 92-112 Points 2nd Gilman 63-112 Points 3rd Cadott 46-112 Points 4th Stanley 30-112 Points RICE LAKE SECTIONAL MEET lst Cornell 59 Points 2nd Milltown 29 Points 3rd South Shore 28-112 Points 4th Chetek 20-112 Points 5th Butternut 20 Points 6th Shell Lake 12 Points 7th Centuria 8 Points 8th Clear Lake 3 Points 9th Weyerhauser 2 Points , ,DS-0-'N WX full, 5.afx--A W MLS 1M ACFTWPTIESNJW ,lr A L..,,Q,Q,,.,, fJ....,k if MXQBWQJM QT61 gifkwg WN X A-,fx , SLM 6,1 S s. ,Ss HILLBILLY WEDDIN ' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, DECEMBER 26, 1954 BACK ROW: Lloyd Thune, Gene Wilcox, Gary Blanchard, Bob Simenson, Jim Tyler. THIRD ROW: Marge Good, Charles Hen- rickson, Ronnie Finses, Shayne Premo, Ed Simenson, Don Winrich. SECOND ROW: Duane I-Ielgerson, Eva Mohr, Joan Craw- ford, Gwen Prenzlow, Bob Olmstead. FRONT ROW: Pat Gingras, Fern Rice, Ardith Tallman, Ardell Moen. 3 T UIVIBLING TEAM The tumbling team performs at the Cornell Sub -District B a s k et b all Tournament. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Karen Stoll, Marge Langeberg, Carol Saxe, Mary Lou Reali, Sue Mittermeyer, Charlene Stoll, Bonnie Hoffman, Ge o r gia Bruyette , Nita Finses, Yvonne Reali. yy, gil, ' eff' I 1 M kt 1 Q.. 3 .Y I X155 , ii ,315 l i V A at ,Z Q? ii . A f as ar f r Wu if L-f W Ceelie Belsnickle QPat Gingrasj and Juney Lou Belsnickle Uoan Crawfordj try to dis guis e Obeey Upschlager fRonnie Finsesj as a girl to avoid a feud. 33 as F , 55 Jerry Stordahl and Marion Burns were crowned at the Homecoming football game on the evening of October 1, The Chiefs made the evening a success by trouncing the Thorp Cardinals 33 - O, Jerry and Marion reigned at the dance after the game, where music was furnished by Ray Steinmetz and his orchestra, SENIOR FLOAT HOIVIECOIVIING OCTOBER I. ATTENDANTS Barbara Linder ........... Junior Karen McChesney . . . . . Freshman Ruth Ann Krostag .... . . . Sophomore The Homecoming parade Friday afternoon consisted of floats entered by the high school classes, the F, F,A,, and the F.H,A. , the marching bandg and cars carrying the king and queen and the attendants, The senior class selected the queen and each of the other classes selected an attendant, The judges awarded the sophomores first place in the float competition. JUNIOR FLOAT SOPHOMORE FLOAT FRESHMAN FLOAT 1955 RFFLECTOR STAFF BACK ROW: Calvin Crotty, Tom Shipley, Roger Robarge, Gene Miller, Ben Retzlaff. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Burke, Nancy Gehrke, Betty Langeberg, Marge Langeberg, Janet Swoboda, Doris Buchholz, Donal Miller, Marvin Schroeder. FRONT ROW: Shirley Walsvig, Barbara Ash, Marian Burns, Marilyn Munz, Connie Bourget, Carole Saxe, Marcy Weeks, Georgia Bruyette. Editor-in-Chief . . . ................. Carol Saxe Advertising , . . . , . Kathryn Burke, Marvin Schroeder Subscriptions . . . ..... Donal Miller, Jack Williams Adviser . . . . ............ Mr. Soderstrom 1955 HI-LITFS STAFF BACK ROW: Arden Vajgrt, Muriel F alkenberg, Marcy Weeks, Kaye Guthrie, Beverly Mitchell, Joanne Polanski, Janet Swoboda, Shirley Walsvig, Betty Langeberg, Melba Wilcox, Kathryn Burke. SECOND ROW: Doris Buchholz, Rogene Webster, Marge Langeberg, Inez McCann, Toni John- ston, Sue Mittermeyer, Bonnie Selmer, Lee Mittermeyer, Charlene Svoma, Evelyn Hilger, Janet White, Mary Ewings. FRONT ROW: Eugene Wilcox, Ardell Moen, Barbara Knox, Shayne Premo, Marilyn Munz, Carol Saxe, Ardith Tallman. Gwen Prenzlow, Nita Finses, J oe Ouimet. Editor-in-Chief . . . . ....... Marilyn Munz Assistant Editor . . ......... Robert Simenson Circulation .... . . . Pat Gingras, Bonnie Selmer Advisers . . ..... . . . Mrs. Stowell, Mr. Conklin 35 BACK ROW: Inez McCann, Editorg Pat Ellis, Parliamentariang Kathryn Burke, Historian. FRONT ROW: Marian Burns, Secretary: Lauretta Maug, Presi- dent, Yvonne Reali, Vice-President, Janet Swoboda, Treasurer. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA OFFICERS FUTURE HOME- MAIIERS of AMERICA OFFICERS BACK ROW: Earl Rossman, Sentinel, Art Sime, Treasurerg Charles Burns, Parliamentarian. FRONT ROW: Calvin Crotty, Vice-President, Lyle Conrad, Presidentg Bob Johnston, Secretary. 36 ECRENNCS The debate squad and forensics part- icipants were Back Row: Shayne Premo, Calvin Crotty, Bob Simen- son, Eugene Wilcox, Carol Saxe. Front Row: Eva Mohr, Marilyn Munz, Pat Gingras, and their in- structor, Miss Shipley. ,f Q ' t up DANCE TEAM A group of some twenty-five girls provided entertainment at basket- ball games with colorful costume folk-dancing. Their instructor was Mrs. Buetow. 67 cs STUDENT COUNCIL PEP CLUB Officers of the pep club were: Carol Saxe, Lauretta Maug, Connie Bour- get, and Marilyn Bohaty. Pep ses- sions on game days were held in the auditorium and somewhat en- livened by Mr. Conk1in's art work. Mrs. Buetow was the faculty ad- viser. z ,tp IN! BACK ROW: Karen McChesney, ,Tim Madson, Gary Blanchard, Tim Finses, Roger Webster, Kathryn Goller. FRONT ROW: Don Win- rich, Marilyn Munz, Duanejohnson, Presidentg Paul Luce, Fred Kenner, Mr. Premo was the faculty adviser. 4 in 1 Helen Landon, Shirley Kohls, Gene Miller, Ingrid Opdahl, fourth period student librar- and Jack Williams use the READER'S GUIDE ian, arranges charging cards at the library in the library for social problems class, check-our counter, STUDENTS AT WORK IN THE NEWLY REMODELLED LIBRARY-STUDY HALL 3 NFC -lg L L fl. L, rry L. ' lgyy 5 i fi 38 QQ- Marion Burns prepares a hot jelly- 1 roll in the home economics foods room, -, nf' , Nu X U ,.- Q, .., ..,. is Q ti, Tom Shipley dishes up ice cream for Marcy Weeks at the all-school picnic - May, 1954. From left to right are: Pat Langeberg, Donal Miller, Tom Ship- ley, Betty Jane Langeberg, and Marcy Weeks, Margaret Weisheipl and Marilyn Bohaty en- Jim Stordahl and Gordy Grotte pack donated joy a snack at the drug store after school, 39 clothing for the Save the Children drive, ,- rr Q . 1 ri x r 3' ?' ,JB ABOVE, Left: Roger Johnson at the turning la the, CENTER: Barbara Knox in the home ecomonics sew- ing room, RIGHT: Mary Jane Ewings and Evelyn Hilger in foods room, LEFT: Gene Wilcox, Duane Hel- gerson, Stanley Moucha, and Wal- lace Moss in chemistry laboratory, BELOW, Left: Mr, Janke demon- strates a telegraph key to John Stowell and Bob Munz, CENTER: Clarence Berg in the leatherwork class, RIGHT: Don Winrich, Carl Heyder, and Ronnie Finses takes driver education tests, of' f Y-A V 1 Q g l nu 11 5 Xb, V. . O j KKOQ ,A U .r x . ,Q w -9' Q 9 3 . A -k,.kk X , Q. Q 1 Q 4 A , X x7 f 4' 'YI QT? j 'fp 'ig lf rf -1 Q ff, 4' 'Af 1 Q ,gt Q .1 L 5 2 ' 'ki , Ag: -, K' Ji' gin ,nf , ' h. '4' ifgf., .!- K' ng 1 -, 2, av ? 'J-f SQ MUSIC fx 1 4x 41 J fs, I, , , f Qf ' H 2 BA SSES AND BARITONES 2561 Q Ei CORNETS ' if A A 3, ' is i t BACK ROW: Susan Dickinson, Ronnie Finses, Frank Mittermeyer, Shirley Sarauer. FRONT ROW: Marian Burns, Laura Shackleton, Nancy Gehrke, 2 1, 1 I 5 DIRECTOR John I. Wilson BACK ROW: John Stowell, Gene Miller, Charles Burns. SECOND ROW: Dick Moussette, Jim Tyler, Jim Burns, Duane Helgerson. FRONT ROW: Richie Squire, Gary Svoma, Jim Finses, Jerry Smith. CONCERT BAND TROMBONES AND HORNS DRUM MAJORETTES 'gg V35--QA, J Q5 ' W, S BACK ROW: Lyman Good,Steve Stow- K VSV V, r All Q or ? J . w- , I we ,Mk ' I 'xl Charlene Stoll, Mavis Frion, Barbara ell, Donal Miller. FRONT ROW: Della Beck, Elaine Goltz. DRUM MAJOR Shackleton, G o r d o n S a r a u e r, Mary Sandra Miner Barney, Carol Anders. 43 TRUMPET TRIO SIX-YEAR BAND MEMBERS Duane Helgerson, Gene Miller, Jim Tyler Arden Vajgrt, Gene Miller, Carol Saxe 0645 All r 'QQ - New .Y W5 Q JPN, fm- mi' R mm s FLUTES DRUMS CLARINET QUARTET Sharon Koepp, Dean Maug, Gary Pat Gingras, Carol Saxe, Ruth Yvonne Reali, Don Winrich, Blanchard, Janet White, Mi11er,Darlene Svoma,Charles Gene Wilcox, Bev Helgerson. Henrickson. SAXOPHONES BACK ROW: Charlene Svoma, Sally Dickinson, Loretta Good, Elaine Shipley. SECOND ROW Dick Walters, Barbara Johnston, Eva Mohr, Kathryn Goller, Rona Don Roth. FRONT ROW: Arden Vajgrt, Paula Meier, Jane Mitrermeyer, Mary Lou Reali. 44 CLARINETS BACK ROW: Jean Parsons, Lee Mittermeyer, Darlene Woebbeking, Bev Helgerson, Mary Nie- meyer. SECOND ROW: Janet Shackleton,Karen Kowelewski, Gene Wilcox, Don Winrich, Nancy Woebbeking, Susan Johnston. FRONT ROW: Janet Vajgrt, Ruth Ann Shackleton. Nancy Blanchard, Shayne Premo, Judy Seidlitz, Yvonne Reali. 1.11 ,, me K 99 Ao MIXT SIX SEXTETTE JUNIOR MULTIPLE TRIO Miss MacFarlane,Jane Mittermeyer, Bev Helgerson, Margie Good, Sue Mittermeyer, Nita Finses, Gwen Marilyn Munz, Carol Saxe, Shayne Premo, Mary .T. Prenzlow, Joan Crawford, Ardith Tallmann, Janet Ewings. White, Ardell Moen, Yvorme Reali. THE MIXED CHORUS lziiiq J, as f qs T.. I I , ', .QF :Eg Q Y ' - - -- I F: it-' x ff , V .l , , ' F . y J' ' ,gt H . Z, ,t ,QI y in qw ' YJ I als- ee i he rs BACK ROW: Eugene Wilcox, Chris Selmer, Lewellyn Crawford, Edward Simenson, Gene Miller, Roger Robarge, Jerry Stordahl, Ronnie Finses, Dick Zinsli, Danny Peterson, Robert Simenson, Gary Blanchard, John Stowell. FOURTH ROW: Kathryn Burke, Nancy Gehrke,Janet Swoboda,Jim Ty1er,Jim Burns, Gordon Grotte, Charles Hendrickson, Jim Hendrickson, Jim Stordahl, Don Winrich, Marian Burns, Darlene Froehlich, Marilyn Bohaty, THIRD ROW: Norbert Biss, Dale Burns, Fred Kenner, Pat Gingras, Darlene Woebbeking, Elaine Goltz, Arlene Robarge, Evalene Robarge, Sharon Koepp, Carol Anders, Duane Helger- son, Robert Munz, Lloyd Thune. SECOND ROW: Connie Bourget, Yvonne Swoboda, Sylvia Woll, Marilyn Munz, Bonnie Selmer, Yvonne Reali, Eileen Polzin, Barbara Dooley, Beverly Helgerson, Carol Saxe, Karen Mc Chesney, Della Shackleton, Barbara Linder, Mr. Wilson. FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Reali, Shayne Premo, Janet White, Ardell Moen, Sue Mittermeyer. Jane Mittermeyer, Ardith Tallman, Nita Finses, Joan Crawford, Gwen Prenzlow, Phyllis Carrell. 45 il rg sri A b ' 2 J Xl f, J ::' A :iff .- J i t t GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Pat Ellis, Barbara Beck, Marilyn Munz, Marge Good, Ann Bourget, Katherine Svoma, Nita Finses, Yvonne Swoboda, Leona Stipek, Della Shackleton. FOURTH ROW: Betty Langeberg, Muriel Falken- berg, Barbara Ash, Sylvia Woll, Pat Gingras, Kaye Guthrie, Ardith Tallmann, Arlene Robarge, Sue Mitter- meyer, Janet White. THIRD ROW: Katherine Karasch, Carol Anders, Gwen Prenzlow, Joan Crawford, Dorothy Schemmel, Evalene Robarge, Janice Hoke, Toni Johnston, Sharon Koepp, Ardell Moen, Miss Mac- Farlane. SECOND ROW: Jane Mittermeyer, Beverly Helgerson, Eileen Polzin, Karen Mc Chesney, Yvonne Reali, Bonnie Selmer, Sharon DeMars,Margaret Weisheipl, CarolSaxe, Shirley Walsvig, Mary Jane Ewings. FRONT ROW: Vivian Beaulieu, Connie Bourget, Fern Rice, Mavis Frion, Bonnie Hoffman, Mary Lou Reali, Marilyn Bohaty, Marge Langeberg, Barbara Linder, Geraldine Langeberg. MARGIE GOOD X SHAYNE PREMO Mixed Chorus i Glee Club Accompanist f Accompanist JUNIOR BAND BACK ROW: Jim Finses, Pete Premo, Philip Stickler, Sally Dickinson, Jim Reuss, Susan Dickinson, Ken LaForge, Darlene Froehlig, Gary Svoma, Frank Mittermeyer. THIRD ROW: Bob McCann, Sue Ann Rivers, Richie Squire, Steve Stowell, Mavis Craker, Joyce Stoll, Donald Duncan, Dennis Futrell, Marcia Good, Tom McChesney, Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dick LaValley, Carol Tyler, Gail Blanchard, Pearl Shackleton, Betty Mittermeyer, Evelyn Shackleton, Marilyn Mousette, Shirley Yohnk, Joe Michal, Clarence Hoffman, Daryl Moen. FRONT ROW: Bill Walters, Sharon Weeks, Charles Burke, Bonnie Hoffman, Don McCann, Jay Hayden, Connie McManus, Nadine Svoma. 46 M,fMMAfM,,,,,, fd! . 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