Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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STANDING: Mr . O'Donnell. LaVerne Schmidt. Jean Aihlcy, Marjorie Grcisingcr. Jo ce AOdey, Mr . Mathews. SITTING: Ardena Kendall. Mildred Netrel, Rose Marie Kugel, Mr . Tuj»| er. Rita Richard. Mar Steele. Forensics • • There was no official Forensic Club this year, but those who wished to participate in the local declamatory contest were directed under the guidance of the coaches: Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. O'Donnell. Mrs. Tupper, and Mr. Gerald Donohue. LOCAL CONTEST—MARCH 20 ORATIONS FIRST—Garland Case. And Sudden Death. SECOND—John Antonuk, Who Is Uncle Sam. THIRD—Rolland Schumacher. We Too Were There. Dan DeHart, There Is No Absenteeism On The Battlefront. Donald Steel. America, Let's Get Fighting Mad, La Verne Schmidt. Our Constitution. DRAMATIC FIRST—Rose Marie Kugel, The Face of Christ. Mildred Netzel, Illusion. HUMOROUS FIRST—Doris Padour, Baumgartner At The Telephone. SECOND— Ardena Kendall. Brotherly Love. THIRD—Mary Steele. The War Bride Goes Shopping. Garland Case, John Antonuk, Doris Padour, Ardena Kendall, and Rose Marie Kugel represented Crandon at the League Contest held at White Lake on March 23. Doris Padour ranked A and all other contestants ranked B. 31

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CHS STANDING LaVernc Schmiflt, Rhoda Flannery. Rita Richard. Marion Shields. Kenneth Awhol. Kul.cn J'etriek. SITTIN(i: Mrs. Tupiwr, Rose Marie Kuxcl, Richard Marsh, Mildred Netrel, Marjorie Netzel. Senior Class Play MISS JIMMY CHARACTERS Louise. Sophomore at Briar College................Rose Mario Kugel Florence, her sarcastic roommate......................Mildred Netzel Catherine, a Junior across the hall......................Rita Richard Doris, Catherine's timid roommate....................Marjorie Netzel Harriet, a Senior next door............................Marion Shields Droopy, colored man of all work.......................Kenneth Aubol Miss Watkins, dean of Briar College...................LaVerne Schmidt Jimmy, stray Junior from State U.................................Dick Marsh Prof. Frazier, instructor in English............................Ruben Petrick The play starts when the girls are trying to decide where they can get escorts for their spring dance. Jimmy enters the girls' dormitory as an initiation stunt; the girls kidnap him and hold him for ransom, the ransom being that he get his friends for escorts. All would have gone well except that Miss Watkins and Professor Frazier discover Jimmy's presence in the dormintory—and to top that off, the Chief of Police arrives. With his gift of gab, Jimmy manages to talk Miss Watkins out of a jail sentence, and then leaves, after promising to find escorts for the girls. We are deeply appreciative of the patient efforts and skillful direction of Mrs. Marjorie Tupper. 30

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STANDING: Jcauclto Hoffman. 1’cKKy Tallicr, Killian Hronillard, Shirley Clsckc, June Woodbury. Grace Aubol. Alice I)eMar«. SITTING: Klaiiu- Ka l tier. Belly I’eirick. Jean Sj eneer. Mr . O'Donnell, Joyce Kincaid. Hetty DeHart. Home Ec. Club OFFICERS: Betty Petrick. President; Joyce Kincaid. Vice President; Jean Spencer. Secretary-Treasurer. NEW MEMBERS: Jean Ashley. Joyce Ashley, Marie Bushman, Eileen Champine. Bonnie Duff. lone Feight, Frankie Gumm. Janet Gieschen, Phyllis Harkins. Noreen Ison. Edith Jameson. Anna Johnson. Iris Lockard, Mary Lutterman, Lillie McCabe, Shirley Petrick, Rose Mary Spencer, Therese Starjnski, Jeanne Sturzl, Grace Wilson, Betty Ann Windorff. Lois Zelechowski. AIM- To perpetuate an active interest in Better Living. EVENTS: The members, who make up the Sophomore Home Economics Class, decided to revive the Home Economics Club. A few years ago such a club had existed in Crandon High School. During the first semester the club sponsored hot dog and burger sales at the football games. On February 14th the girls initiated any Freshman Home Economics students interested in joining. Besides the regular meetings of the group a committee of new members planned a Barn Dance, April 6th to which the entire school was invited. 32