Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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LEFT TO RIGHT Jerry Compton -V'icc Prc i ient, Gent Kol t iin -President, Wallace Bradley—Secretary ami 1 reaaurer. Sixty-two excited Freshmen entered Crandon High School last September full of spirit and hope. During the first semester, seven withdrew or were transferred to other schools. At our first class mooting we elected Gone Robbins as our president, Wallace Bradley as vice president, and Jerry Compton as secretary and treasurer. Activities for the school term started off with the initiation which most of us considered an especially big event. We were all good sports, and everyone had a good time at the initiation dance. Our class has adapted itself very well to high school life. We have taken part in all the school activities, an unusually large number going out for athletics, and forensics, and others participating in the Homecoming Float and the Freshmen game at the Carnival. We wish to thank our class advisors, Mrs. Tupper and Mr. Netzel, for the part they had in making our undertakings successful. 16

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CHS ROW 5— Left to Right; Jerry Cronce, Garland Case. Bill Mountain. George Puluhicki Kdwin Kegley. Dee DeMars. Ervin Simandl. Richard Phciffer. Donald Steele. Francis Tupper, (Jerald Deaton, Rill Plummer, (Juy Mullins, Karl Brownell. Mr. (Jerald Dr-noliuc Class Advisor. ROW 4 Danny Dehart. .Neal Pence. James Boodry. Harold Carter Leon (Jintet. Rolland Schumacher. Wallace Ritchie. Allen Stranr. Cliff Asbach, Bolt Marsh, James Schnaedter. Diek Kincaid. ROW . Theresa Starjnski. lot.e Fcight. Ruhy (Jerald. June Rotibins, Lucy Steagell. Ktlcen Champine. Lillie McCabe. June Svic, Violet Ixarned, Pearl Hailey, Neddie Cole. Frankie (Jumm, .Marjorie ireisiltger, I.oi» Zclechowski. ROW 2 Mr . Matthews Class Advisor. Joyce Sheldon. Angeline Conn. Margaret Wrstin.aycr. Anna Johnson. Grace Wilson, Katherine Flannety. Arlene Richard. Phyllis Harkins. Regina Stcwrart, Barbara Flannery. Mary I.utterman. ROW 1 f orothy Kalata. Edith Jameson. Patrica Fannin. Bonnie Duff. Roue Mary Spenser. Jean Sturzl. Shirley Petrick. Alice James, Jeanette Kluge. DOCTOR: Tho best thing lor you to do is to give up drinking and smoking, get up early every morning and go to bed early every night. CHAMPINE: What's second best? A pinch of salt may be improved by dropping it in a stein of beer. 15

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ROW 5—Left to Right. Norman Houle. Frank Sturzl. David Otinccr. Morton Steele. Jack Conn l at Votia. Hill Bonack, Adrian Arndt. George Tupper, Bol) Hummer. Harry Jaeger. Shclhjr KveUml. ROW 4: Luther Ison. Jerry Compton. Richard Davis. Fredrick Knoke. Herald Hernhoft. Jessie Perry. Wallace Bradley. Walter Ha ille, Gene Bobbin . Donald Chriilcnwn. ROW .t: Klmvra Hoffman. Dorothy Spencer. Delore Bowen. Betty Shadick, Betty Marvin, Betty Thomanehefsky. Phyllis Johnson. Winifred Woodbury. Joyce Ball. Jo Antic Wilder. Nclda San ter no. Joyce Steven . Alice Gramline. ROW 2: Mr . Tupper Class Advisor. Velma Shield . Joan Marc h Marilyn Sant , Father Schniiilt, Mary Dixon. Rita Simandl. Dorothy Ro»io. Josephine Kilata, Delore Hoodry. Jean Wilder. Mary Jane Paluhicki. Mr. Netzel—Class Advisor. ROW I: Wanda Cam| bcll. Patricia Woodhury. Betty fjnesinlicrry, Kllen Paul, Virginia Cundiff. Mona Gravitter. Kloisc Pitt . Shirley Mc.Million, Kathleen Rusch. loe: I love you. darling. I ador© you. Rosie: Are you going to marry me? Joe: Don't change the subject. Mrs. Sparks: 1 told you if a sailor asked you for a kiss to say 'no.' Lorraine: But, Mother, they don't ask. Sugar Pie, said the dark one to his Helen, did that kiss I jus' gave you make you long for another? It sure did, said Helen, but he's out of town. 17