Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Shirley Antonuk, Burton Rathert, Ruth Netzel, Bob Case, Arlynn Kline, Delores GryczkowsKi, Anita Orlowicz, Lois Jean Jackson Sitting: Edward Samz, Garner Oettinger, Donald Kott, Celeste Palmer, Junior McHillion, Virginia Fulk, Marvin Roberts Editor-in-chief— Donald Kott Assistant Editor— Celeste Palmer Senior Editor— Ruth Netzel Assistant Sr Editor— Delores Gryczkowski Business Manager— Junior McMilllon Assistant Business Manager-- Garner Oettinger Photography Editor-- Burton Rathert Assistant Photographer-- Anita Orlowicz Typing Editor— Virginia Fulk Assistant Typists-- Shirley Antonuk, Lois Jean Jackson Advertising Managers— Edward Samz, Arylnn Kline Sport Editors— Marvin Roberts, Bob Case Art Editor-- Dick Kerr Under the supervision of Miss Reding and Mr. Manley, we. The 1950 Annual Staff, have compiled this annual. It is our memories of our years in high school and we know you will enjoy wandering with us down Memory Lane. We hope that you will often turn to it in the future years and fondly remember the Class of ' 50.

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FAC11IV C. E. Kopp Social Science Freshman Advisor Marjorie Netzel Biology Home Economics Junior Advisor Elmer Donohue Algebra Science Senior Advisor Mabel Matthews English Social Science Sophomore Advisor Maii ta Manley Fred W. Manley Dallas A. Larson German Principal Music School Secretary Harold Kobin Coach Industrial Arts Junior Advisor Estelle Davis English Freshman Advisor Robert Hanson Mathematics Science Sophomore Advisor Mary Eileen Reding Commercial Senior Advisor

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SENIOR OFFICERS GARNER OETTINGER Windy Who says brain and brawn aon't mix? EDWARD SAMZ Pete Why let the devil have all thar fun? ARTHUR MCMILLION Junior Casanova first— after mel SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 'lj.6, sixty-eight green freshmen entered Crandon High School. To start the year out right, we elected Marvin Roberts as president. Many of the members of our class participated in sports. Our class also took part in chorus, band and other school activities. Our most important social event of the year was our box-social. Good food, good dancing, everyone had a good time! As sophomores, we had the privilege of picking on the freshmen of 14-7» as we had been picked on. We elected Jerry Brouillard as president. The boys again were very active in sports. We won the class tournament. Congratulations, team! Prom our class, Lois Jean Jackson was chosen as cheerleader. And now our junior yearl There were our class rings, which we are sure are the best ever chosen. As is customary, we Juniors, put on the prom. Led by King Jerry Brouillard and Queen Regina Benser, it was a very successful affair. We also put out a school paper--We can't forget that! Whatl A paperl A paper? Again we were victorious in the class tournaments. Finally, we are SENIORS. Gee, isn't that wonderfull We really had a lot of work to do this year—there wa3 the Senior Dance, the class play, the carnival and the annual. With great pride we chose Celeste Palmer as our DAR representative. Throughout our high school life, we have carried our share of responsibility and feel proud of the record we have made. Now that we have completed our high school life, we are looking eagerly forward to the new life which we will step into, and yet looking back on the good old high school days. 5