Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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.ldred Adams Barbara Anderson Larry Anderson Glenn Barker Marcella Bocek Bob Bradle Darlene Campbell eith champlne Kenneth Chaney Richard Dluge Preatoa Gae Arthur Halnes Jacqueline Outh Barbara Ison ■onald Morrison Bernard Novak Marcella MullinsSusan O'Donnell Bruce Pence Leonard Perry Jerry Pfieffer -xie Sparks Don Spencer Dorothy Steele Sharon Sundberg Garland Wagoner Harold Walentowski Jim Wickham 1 me Pitts Lois Prusi nski Mary Jane Rhodes Thelma Rosio Colleen Schumacher Edward Short Betty SJoquist

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TREASURER Alice Marshall VICE PRESIDENT Glen Wilson PRESIDENT Donald Jackson ► SECRETARY Barbara Jesse SOPHOMO RES SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As Sophomores our class still pursues our 1955 dream. Our class is pretty much the same as last year's with the exception that we have lost 12 members and gained 2 or 3- As freshmen we elected Barbara Ison, president; Tom Teschner, vice-president; Jack Keefe, secretary-treasurer; Bernard Novak and Alice Marshall for student council representives. The sophomores initiated us and so we came back with a return party. This year at our first class meeting we elected Don Jackson, president; Glen Wilson, vice-president; Alice Marshall, secretary; Barbara Jesse, treasurer. Preston Gee and Barbara Ison were elected as student council representatives. We got first place on our float in the homecoming parade. We took part in basketball, football, forensics, dramatics, band and glee club. 7 e wish to thank our advisors for helping us these past two years. Thanks, Mrs. O'Donnell and Mr. Babula. —Dorothy Steele Arclith Wilson Glenn Wilson i Lois Wood Martin Zeman ft. ■ 'v Bruce Davis Joanne Bingham Alois Bukovic VI Mary l3on Tom Teschner Larry Roberts Rosemary Jahn Ed Gryscztcowski 16

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 PRESIDENT Ray Sturzl e£' VICE PRESIDENT Charles May SECRETARY-TREASURER Charlotte Dluge FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Graduation Day—this day in the minds of the 63 freshmen who entered the Crandon High School seems to be a long way off. But It Is really only four short years, now almost three. On September 2, 1952, sixty-three self-conscious, nervous Freshmen entered the Crandon High School. In May, 1956, sixty-three (we nope) confident seniors will graduate. The big event for the Freshmen, of course, was initiation. But it turned out to be a lot of fun as always. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: Ray Sturzl, president; Jack May, vice president; Charlotte Dluge, secretary-treasure; Ruth Tracy and John Grandlne, student council representatives. The freshman class has taken part in many school activities. Many boys went out for football and basketball. Others of the class went out for band, chorus, forensics and dramatics. Six of our Freshmen received A ratings in the forensic contest. For making our first year at Crandon High School a success we wish to thank our class advisors, Mr. Kobin, Mrs. Tupper and Mr. Wagner. —Kay Mount m HHI SBtfllHt vki I Bob Schofield Kay Schultz Richard Shepherd Alice Starjinski Dan Steagall Ruth Tracy Kathleen y aalk! ■ Harold Walentowski Myrna Weber Shirley Wilbur Carol Wood Thelma Radllff Ruth Jacobs Betty Bailey WM %tdt ft r 1 M Gordon Gerald Donald Kulaf Willie Schultz Amos Spencer Julayne 7 aldon 18