Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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JANE BURGER Burgie l.ovety I look at. delightful to bnerw. 'I ranaferrcd I ji Porte Aiinn.ll Staff Sr. CIa Play Drum Majorette 4 DARREL DEATON Greene lit' oflei burnt Itn• midnight gas. And always with I tic .tonic rued hit. Hak'tb.dl I. S. 4 Football 4 C Club 3. 4 )r. Class Play Sr. (law Play Sec. • Trtas.. I. WILLIAM DUFF Duffer” often teander who wilt run the world after I leave it. Basketball 1. 2. J. 4 Football I, 4 Club 3. 4 Vice • Pre .. 3 Annual Staff Prom Committee. MARILYN GIESCHEN Giesch Smiling eyet and pieman! ways. Il« ne Kc. Club I Rand I. Pep dub i Prom Committee Jr Cla Play Annual Staff Transferred Milwaukee 2. CATHERINE TUPPER Tup If tcv were all at w et as she. What a heavenly place study hall Sr. Class Play Annual Staff. DORIS PADOUR Dode It's a great life, if you don't weaken, hut I'm not that strong. Forensic 3 Pep Club I Prom Coin. Publication Staff I Annual Staff J. Class Play Sr. Class Play. JERRY PLUMMER Boney II Some come for work, some come for play. Jerry comet to sleep all day. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Club 3. 4. MARGARET WOODBURY Marg” do most of my reciting in study hall. Home Kc. Club 1 Hand I. 2. J. 4 Annual Staff. EUGENE CHAMPINE Euge Girls are bothersome, but dont mind being bothered. LORRAINE SPARKS Sparkle Some things we might repeal ■ But most of all. we'll say she's sweet. Home Kc. Club 1 Pep Club .1 Drum Majorette 1, 2 Class Pres. 1 Publication Staff 1 Vice • Pres. 2. 6

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CHS ARDENA KENDALL Denie Things done by halves arc useless— The other half might be right. Hand I, 2. 3. 4 Forensics I. 2. 3 Pep Club 3 Home Kc. Cluh 1 jr. Clas Play Sr. (.'lass Play 'ice Pres. 4 Prom Com. .4 Annual Staff. MARY LU HOFFMAN Hoffie” Her hair is golden and so is her heart. Hand 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 3 Class Pres. 4 Prom Com. .t Home Ec. Club I Jr. Class Play-See. • Treas. 2 Annual Staff. HARRIET PLUMMER Henri Clever and friendly and quick to smile. Band 2. i. 4 Pep Club 3 Prom Coin. 3 See. • Treas. 4 Annual Staff. ’42 was the first year they were honored by our presence, if honored they were. Of course, they were glad to see us come, because the upper-classmen would feel piqued if they didn't have some nice green Freshies to pick on. We carried on though, for we didn’t mind much. The sophomores, of course, initiated us; and in due time we gave them a return party. The next chapter, if less interesting, was by no means dull. We initiated the new Freshmen and. as in the previous year, we took part in the carnival sponsored by the Seniors. Then came another year we could again feel important—for weren't wo to get our class rings? Yes, and an onlooker would have thought that we were the first to ever get any. Since we were then Juniors it was our privilege to give the main show at the carnival, a highly successful play entitled, The Handy Man.” As spring rolled around we started plans on an entirely new idea having a Spring Dance instead of the customary Prom. It was the high point of the year and undoubtedly far more successful than would a Prom have been. But along with all these happy events we had one sad event: the death of a classmate—Lawrence Deitzkow—due to an accidental gun shot wound. What's this? Hurrah! Seniors at last. How we've waited for our chance to rule over the other classes. This was our chance to sponsor the carnival, which proved a success, both socially and financially. The play which we presented was—“This Genius Business.” We had our graduation pictures taken, and as usual no one was satisfied. We are now anxiously waiting May 23, which is graduation day. 5

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EDWARD STURZL Eddie Our rye on the basketball, and one on the cheerleader. Baskrtlull I. 2. 3. I Foot Sail I. 2. 3. -I Cl iil» 2. 3. Class I’rc . 2. 3 Jr. Class Play Sr. Class | lay Annual Staff. FLORENCE STERN Flo I n a nood listener tell me more. Pep Club I. Chorus 3 Annual Staff. Band 2. HELEN SMITH Smitty WILLIAM CHRISTENSON love him when he's near. Ilut when he isn't, there are other just as dear. Bill Silent but wait till the teacher Home Kc. Club 1 Pc|. Club 3 Chorn 3 Pr im Committer 3. leaves the room. GERMAINE HOENIG Ange For books and schools she hasn't much Her daily worry. “How's my hair ” Home He. f'hib 1 Band 1 Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play. BERNARD SHELDON Bornie Hernard is here, 1 heard him yatrtt. ELAYNE GINZL Goezle ioimj to sleep two hours earlier realty helps. Ilomc Kc. Club 1. BETTY RICHARD Bets I've net a mind of my own and it takes more than a tracker to chant e it. Pep dub 3, Annual Staff. ARDYCE CRONCE Ard” The sun in her smile and Ihe devil in her rye. Home Kc. Club 3 Prom Committee Pep Club 3 Annual Staff. WILLIAM DONOHUE Clom” Fiirtinn • a desperate thinii, but Tm a desperado. Band I. 2, 3. 4 Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play. Chorus 4 Football 4. C Club 4 Annual Staff. 7