Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1956 volume:

0' iliig Ei W WLM f44607ZdfWL WW 0212 I E ' frm Q um 'T - O ' o O O if 'Wx ,sz -xunfiui 5?- lcv ...Q- if' v fb . .sm 9 ELM R DONAHUE, B.E. Stevens Point College Algebra R General Science l MARJORIE TUPPER, B.A. College of St. Benedict Commercial k Annual r f ROBERT NETZEL ' Whitewater State College District Secretary 11-I ,' ELEANOR BOWDEN, B.E. DeKalb State Teacher's College English I, III, Librarian DALLAS LARSON, Mus.M. MURIEL McCALLUM, B.A. FRED W, MANLEY, M.A. University of Wisconsin Ripon College Superintendent MusiolBand and Chorusl English 8 Social Studies Stevens Point College U. of Minnesota R U. of Columbia Q., JOH W. SANDBERG, B S Stevens Point College Geometry Basketbal P1-ly. Ea. JANE 0'DONNELL Stout College Home Economics CARLTON F Ripon 8 Mission House Football, Biology, Eng lish I, k Phy Ed RONALD MORLEY, B S Stout College Industrial Arts CHESTER A KROH ,Ph B,B University of Wisconsin Social Problems, American History M Speech SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our senior year a year we can be proud of because of the many things we have accomplished This year our biggest job was the school annual Of course we're prejudiced, but we think its the best ever put out At the District Play Contest, the seniors held their own by receiving an WAN rating We didn't do too badly in forensics either The committee in charge of the Christmas dance did a bang up Job It really did look like a 'Winter Wonder land ' The Carnival was also a huge success And to top off everthing, half of the senior class was on the honor roll! We started out as a freshmen class of 63 Quite a few of us took part in many activities and although we didn't receive top honors we were learn ing about the high school life place rating was also received on our float in the Homecoming parade you can see, our sophomore year began to bring out our talents In fact, John erandine even went to the District Forensics Contest Our junior year started and we were finally upper classmen One of our big rojects as a class was the junior paper We published four issues of the Cardinal News For the Carnival we decided to be different and have a minstrel show we kept them nrolling in the aisles with things both in and out of the script Our two representatives from the junior class to the District Forensic Contest were Kathleen Compton and Charlotte Dluge Then, at last we had the privilege of putting on the biggest event of the year, the Junior Prom The theme 'Three Coins in a Fountainu provided a very romantic and beautiful setting All in all, we think we can be proud of the things we have accomplished We do realize though, that none of this would have been possible without the help and cooperation of our advisors, Mrs Tupper, Mr Babula, and Mr Goodrich, and every other teacher we've ever had 1 . . . ' 1 The play nPretty is as Pretty Doesu received second place. A second . As R .ll ' . n 'Qf SANDRA VOLLMAR Sandy I'll laugh when you're happy, I cry when you're sad, but here's warning you: Beware when I'm mad. Junior Paper Staff 33 Pep Club 33 Dramatlcs l,2,3,m Office Monitor 33 Annual Staff M3 Class Presidentm Librarian M3 Glee Club l, 3,U3 Transferred from Wau- watosa 23 5:9 3 fy f . A- ,fb -P 'ii-'Ln' ,-Cl :Vw H f E 'N K , jv 1. is 3 67 V 1' if 23 f. 4 JOY DUFOUR 'Du Fix' The whole world. is my stage and I sure do my part of acting up. Librarian l,2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3: Dramatics 1,2,3,hj Junior Paper Stafflg Vice President M3 Science Club M3 Dramatics Club Presi- dent M3 'Charn CHARLOTTE DLUGE They say she's young and innocentg well she's young. Glee Club 1,23 Band l,2,1 M3 Class Officer l,h3 Pep Club l,2,33 Dramatics l,2, 3,h3 Forensics 2,3,uj Junior Paper Staff 33 Librarian 23 Homecoming Attendent M3 G.R.A. M3 Annual Staff M3 anywam DORA PFEEFFER nPfeifferinskl' What would I teD.my grand children if all I did was study. President Student Council 33 Dramatics 1,2,3,hj Pep Club l,2,33 Treasurer hs Junior Paper Staff 33 G.R.A.h3 Annual Staff M3 B.G.S. Representative 33 Vice President Dramatics hs Band 1,2.3,lu 75. x 3 S. .. 5. ' 3' -fz 9f JOHN GRANDINE 'Skinny' So long,so slim, so fully packed---with brains. Basketball 1,2,3,hj Foot- ball 3,h3 Student Council 1,23 c Club 3,h: C Club President M3 Dramatics 1, 2,h3 Forensics l,2,hj Annual Staff M3 Junior Paper Staff 33 Science Club M3 Science Club Sec- retary M3 1 'W JIM BARTZ 'Stick' When better Buicks are built I'll wreck them. Football l,2,3,M: C Club 1,2,3,hS Basketball 13 Baseball 13 Science Club 33 -rg? 'fm ' ff , fx ke.. K 4 m iiiswiueai EEQQWQLS ..gE. MARY LOU CAMPBELL nLoun Men are bothersome but I like being bothered. Science Club hs Dramatics 13 Junior Paper Staff 33 G.R.A. M3 Pep Club 33 .36 X of 4 ul MYRNA WEBER She's sweet,neat and good enough to eat. Science Club 3,h3 G.R.A. hi Junior Paper Staff 33 Annual Staff h3 Office Monitor 3,h3 .. ? 'BRIAN CUNDIFF 'Tab' He has a sweet tooth for 'Baby Ruthn! Football l,2,3,h: C Club 2,3,h3 Basketball l2,3,b3 Baseball LM3 Class Offic- er 33 Science Club M3 74? 3 ' , N Sita . fi,fp A X 1. r P RONALD VANDERBUSH 'Libbyn To error is human to for- give is divine. Football l,2,33 Baseball 2,31 Science Club MQTPBDS ferred from Waupun. Compliments oft CRANDON FLOWER SHOP Mr. Babula 1255 ROBERTA LEWIS Berba Five foot two, eyes of blue, but oh what those five feet can do! Drsmstics l,2,3, Pep Club 1,2 3, Inner Paper Staff 3 Science Club M Ann ual Staff M YEEBV VIRGINIA SAMZ Ginny The girl with the million dollar smile Class President 2, Student Council M RICHARD CUNDIFF Dick In my desk my books do lb they're at rest and so am Baseball l,M, Basketball 1 2 3 M Football 2,3,M, C C ub 2 3 M Science Club M 3 Q-uf' WILLIE SCHULTZ 'Will Shy with girls, during school hours Baseball l,M, Basketball l 2, C Club 2 Sci ence Club M i o BARBARA KAY M UNT Kay In French its Chic, or Oul they say, we mean the same when we yell, 'Oh, Kay Band l,2,3,M, Dramatics l 2 3 M Science Club 3 M Junior Paper Staff 3 A M Annual StaffM Pep Club l 2, 'if RUTH TRACY 'Ruthie' Hitched to the sign of the Flying Red Horse Cheerleader 1,2,3,M, Band l,2,3,M, Class Officer 2, Student Council l,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Dramatics 1,2 3,M, Junior Paper Staff L Office Monitor M, Science Club 3 M Librarian l,2, G R A M, Prom Queen 3, Compliments and Best Wishes of CRANDON NATIONAL BANK v., I . its N H I. n N . O n n 1 1 1 5 ' . ' 1 1 1 3 I , .n 9 . . . , . . 9 , - 1 1 1 1 1 , . Q I 253g G-R- - S S feng N, r , 3: f??? ASW V3 Sig f A 2 es, ,QKNV Q -My ' , ff? ' I. f ' ??' ' A V - ,--L 5. - geese, 2? . M fl ., n ' ' ri' 1. 'fd f L3 - C A g 7?.ss f , ff . as E- 5 ,I , sri ,? Mf . 2 7 . ' I h3gEQ lsgfyiso I i ' I n s . A , Wu n n , hs ,hs - . 9 . . D . . 1' u e . . Q C . , . 1 1 . . U Q U U . 10 KAY KINCAID Who says all good things come in small packages? Dramatics l,2,3,M, Glee Club 2,3,M, Junior Paper Staff Editor 3 Carnival Queen 2, Annual Staff M Pep Club l,2, Christmas Queen M .1 wal' DONALD FRASER Don Spanish Don fight the bull, I throw it Science Club 1 2,3,M President Student Council M, Annual Staff M, Foren sics M, Junior Paper Stad 3, Vice President Science Club M, Transferred from Green Bay M ROBERT M RICLE nBob A quiet man, but quite man Band 2, Junior Paper Stat 3, Annual Staff M, Basket- ball 2, Football 2 3 M C Club 2,3,M, Carnival King -L'-'Er ALICE STARJNSKI 'Jitterbug If silence is golden, I must be 'Puren silver Science Club M, Librarian 2,3,M, Dramatlcs 3 ll, PSP Club 3, Glee Club 3, G R A M Annual Staff M Office Monitor 3 M KATHLEEN COMPTON nKathy Each dark night has a nRayn of hope Cheerleader 3 M Student Council 2,3, Science Club M, Dramatics L2 3,M, Glee C ub 1,2,3,M G R A Forensics 2 3 M Junior Paper Staff 3 RALPH WALENTOWSKI L1V6 8nd enjoy yourself! You can't take'er with you Baseball l Basketball 2,3, Junior Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff M Congratulations from H RB'S SERVICE STATION V ...,- V we . M ll B . . 0 e Il . . 1 9 J . . 0 2 . . s 9 3 ' o 5 Q , Q C ' 9 1 5 . . . M3 . . 1 I 3 ' I ' K '1 'f7'f':1W,FQ M '-7e Q Q ,pkr L: . N .. i. Q ll ll , ' , ' I . . O D . , v 9 9 0 1 ' . . . 0 . . . . I I ' e o - . , . . I , .1 O . I . . 3 ROBERT SCHOFIELD Bob If you work today what are you going to do tomor row? Football 3 M Basketball l 2 3 M Baseball 1,M, C Club M 5 Zed LORETTA SAME 'Recan A look that is sweet and innocent, but so is dyna- mite. Dramatics l,2,3,MgScience Club Mg Homecoming Queen Mg Vice President 25 Glee Club 3,Mg Pep Club l,2,33 G.R.A. My COLLEEN ANDERSON Swede Nature would, not too good Glee Club l, Pep Club l,2, made her as she not too bad and 'S JERRY SCHALLOCK Fudge I agree with no ones opi- nion but my own. Basketball 25 Science Club Mg lsr! My Q RAY STURZL Two Rock I don't want to be a mil lionaire, I just want to live like one Basketball 1,2 3 Foot ball l,2,3,M, C Club l,2, 3,M, Class President 1 Baseball 1, C Club Presi dent 3 Annual Staff M Junior Paper Staff 3 .ae liH SHARON PITTS nBaben I wouldn't be satisfied if you hung me with a new rope. Librarian l,2,3,Mg Home- coming Attendent Mg Pep Club 3, Junior Paper Staff 33 Office Monitor hi An- nual Staff Mg Best wishes from: HERB'S BULK PLANT J cd 'A - 3553535 if ' l??i - 335 ' ' ' M , 'My 5 gQiL wg ' TSSQJ -'MAJ I . ' L'-k 73 y ifgi K ' fx wfQLmMw,'f ' Ebel. ' MIQ . ' E ' S a . . ' f' jf A ' sig: , -' '4g.s5.Lfi2g,-biz .7 4 K B ' ' KP M - n n 77 , + X 2 3 My Ei Q Mm sWm.na ,A na,6e . N N - n n 3. , an U J I 9 I ' s s 9 3 ' ' . . . 9 s ' - . . s 9 . 'J A X . , 'R j N I It f R n n 'HGH 'SSI BARBARA KELLER BObb16 I've never let school in terfere with my education Annual Staff 2,M, Science Club M Radio Club M Dramatics M, Librarian M Forensics M, Transferred from Stevens Point M Wm? MARIAN GRETZINGER 'Squee Name a cand after her and call it 'Chuckles Science Club l,2,M, Band l,2,3,M, Librarian 2,3,M Junior Paper Staff 3, Pep c1ub3 GRA M Sponsored I2 EUGENE REPINSKI 'Soupn As rugged in football as he is quiet in class Football 2 3 M Science Club M, c Club 2,3,M c Club Sergeant At Arms M '-uf' .,.,,,,..v7 E EUGENE POLAR when they passed out the ears I thought they said beers, so I said nGive me two big ones!!! Football 2 3 M Basket ball 2,3, Baseball M STPECKEPT PLYWOOD CORP Manufacturer's of Veneered D .of iaaiik S MARY JANE MULLINS 'Mul1y She's our A 8 W girl, Absolutely Wonderful Glee Club 2,3 Science Club 3 G R A M f s favs ROSEMARY COLE Mert Its' better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow Junior Paper Staff 3, Pep Club 3 Science Club M A oors and Plywood Phone Mo Crandon, Wisconsin Ks. rr W t , I N , Q 'Q Nm L - xfce' , v A RK . A wxff- - i , ' ' : .L Yi -Iwi i .gf 1 - u ' We --l,5pf,g3, - J 9 5 . . ll ll n M - ll .v . -I .1 . . S 5 O . , , . . . , .v , O l 3 . . 1 ,. W an 3 A 'T 1 ' 5 I K ,, I Q 'J , 34- 'Y , 5 I-L V . iwuiw I W- kiwi ll ll ky!! 1 s 3 . . Y , ' ll . . . . - . v . s I s - G.R. . My 9 1 , . . . , by: I . , . PAULINE ADAMS Paul Everyone thought she was quiet and shy until they got to know her'!1 Science Club l 2,3,M, Pep Club l,2, Dramat1csl,2 3 Librarian l, fed? QM? DOUGLAS COTTRELL Pie All great men are dying, and I don't feel too well myself Baseball l M Basketball l,2,3,M, Football L2 3 M C Club 2,3,M, Science Club M5 Radio Clublg Dramatics My Vice President 33 ERINE KOTT Gus I would rather hug a bas ket ball than a girl Basketball l 2,3,M Prom King 3, Baseball L C Club l 2,3 M Annual Staff M Student Council l GRA 'GTD' e w CAHOLE McCORKLE 'Corky Her heart is like the man she only has one man init. Glee Club 1,2,3,M, Band 1,2, JULAYNE WALDON Julie' Do your best and leave the rest Glee Club l 2,3 RONALD KEGLEY Conrad I can't say anything fit to print Annual Staff M Baseball l,M, Radio Club l,2, Sci ence C1ub2,3,M, Dramatics Compliments of! AMERICAN FOUNDRY AND FURNACE CO. Milwaukee, Wisconsin QQEQEQIL, e,.. f , 'bl' - . , fe fr: ff 1.. af n gffkg., 1 3 H n . . u a . . J s 3 1 . . . . . . . 3 , ' s 3 , . . . 1 1 . 137' I . . 5' on 4 gg : Y ,- ' I N ly, .K , fw ' if y. N Q .4- I U ' , fl I ' ll il . - 3 s 3 ' ' ' Q . . : I s Q 14 . : I3 MARGARET HOBBS 'Maggie Her father owns the phone company so after she kiss- es you she says Your three minutes are up Sir' Band 1,2 3 M Dramatics 1 2,3,M Annual Staff M Junior Paper Staff 1 Sci ence Club 2 3 M, G R A M Pep Club l,2,3, CAROL WOOD 'CuddleS Here's one wood that nev- er gets burned up. Science Club 3,M3 Annual Staff M5 Librarian 3,M5 Glee Club 2,3,M3 Junior Paper Staff 33 Pep Club 33 l l? Q RICHARD SHEPHERD Dick 'Here's a good scou ' Football 3 M Dramatics M, Class Officer 3, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff M Karl Guth What a match for Alice in wonderland Baseball l,M, Basketball l,2, Annual Staff M JUDITH BRADLE Judy Why laugh when will do as well Science Club 2,3,M, Radio Club M, Librarian 2 3 M Pep Club 3 a giggle KATHLEEN WAALKENS nCene I study art for Art's sake. Science Club 3,M3 Glee Club 2,3,Mg Librarian 3, Mg Junior Paper Staff 3, G.R.A. Mg Annual Staff M3 Congratulations from: HTMES LUMBER CGWPANY I4 J f ,Wes K ffl A AH A ?W' ' MWQ' if VH- in V ' f 'I-EI: f 1, 1 A V ,,, ig Q ew A 'Q . i g .. ggi . es N I QEHEZ: Ik, rv,, use' J,1'5 . Qgak ,M 'w'e5?QQ DWF, JW LQKFYZTK N ' 2 f nn N , ing ef . A ,w,',mihef1 cfs, x ,', W' :'?53a5f 3eWw,wfQt g4 A 5, QQQXWQW ' .5 '5, :ff 55 6 ' ,Qzfi -' 'g if N gifs.-:IE fgfzw n4.,,,1QA , M 1 ,SAYM gwmaeeww 1 t . D A K Ji -li if xii: V - 'M' z 1 I tin gnwiwiw imfw- , gin . . U 'V 0 . if fl s n . . . . ' , I I . . 1 1 1 Q . . 1 1 9 . 1 . . s 1 ' ' - 1 . K .1 I 6 1?--lg .e',-, Q- 2:71 . A I ,,,, , U ' . ll 0 3 ll MARGARET RICHARD Marge Wav ' RN-.,,,, EUGENE SLAGOWSKI 'Give me my books, I have no time for girls Science Club 2,3, Foren sics 2, Dramatics 2 3 Generally speaking, she's generally speaking! Band 1, Librarian 2, Pep Club 3 '7f!'Me 6 Univ 417' PATRICIA ANN MAY Pat An innocent face but you never can tell Science Club 1 23,h, Glee Club l,2,3, Dramatics 1 Junior Paper Staff 3 ,fzvwfffa 10102, Otvb Cgz me Ama. Jlamf , fa. Wlflvfu-fm . Best Wishes from: VIC SPARKS Argonne, Wisconsin i ' I ' gg N a . , 3 - If H Q 0 I , . 3 ' 3 3 V . O L, O O I . 9 I5 m l'IJJ...uunce or Inu ye mm U if 'K ml 55? ,I V' in A 5 V x Y. if ??4L5iw W x , , L 4 5 g Q ws' 3rd. Row: N. Oppendike, B. Radliff, J. Schaeffer, R. wastrack, T. Gilmore, D. Radliff, B. Conn, P. Samz, J. Fraley. 2nd. Row: E. Bowden, Advisor: C. Samz, F. Kalata, C. May, D. Petrick, M. Rosio, P. Netzel, D. Dorau, R. Jesse. lst. Row: C. Rhodes, J. Sparks, M. Jackson, L. Chase, P. Garris, K. Mullins, M. De Noble, G. Harris, L. Statezny. h-di' ' 3rd, Row: P. Repinski, W. Montgomery, B. Yocum, R. Jaeger, G. Feight, R. Cracraft, M. Worthington. Znd. Row: L. Harris, F. Adkins, P. Peterson, P. Foley, M. Osgood, R. Kincaid, J. Sharpe, M. Sparks. lst. Row: C. Krohn, Advisor: M. Case, E. Ison, L. Wilson, T. Greis- inger, B. Bartz, K. Champine, M. Bessette, R. Statezny. Congratulations from: CRANDON CLEANERS GAMBLE STORE Barbara Bartz---Vice-President Tim Gresinger---President Linda Wilson ---- Secretary-Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1953 we entered C. H. S.---78 scared freshmen. Too scared to do much. During our sophomore year we had a good turn-out for dramatics and forensics. Our play, nShock of His Life,n took first place at the local con- test and an HAH rating at the district play contest. The play for this year, NIt's Cold in Them Thar Hi1ls,' received second. Our junior year was one of big events, class rings, Junior paper, main show for the carnival, and the prom. 'Moments to Remember,' the theme for our prom, promises a memorable evening. Two of our juniors, Marlene Jack- son and Barbara Yocum, received WAN ratings at the dis- trict forensic contest. We'd like to thank our class advisors, Miss Bowden, Mr. Krohn, and Mrs. Storm again for the help they have given us and we are looking forward to next year when we will be the sophisticated Seniors! Compliments of: REXALL DRUG STORE DENNISON MOTOR COMPANY 3rd, Row: L. McPherson, D. Neal, D. Roberts, G. Adams, L. Statezny, B. Rhodes, A. Jaeger, M. Kott. 2nd, Row: D. Donohue, Advisor, B. Haalkens, H. Knoke, L. Gretzingen N. Petrick, D. Drumm, A. Boodry, R. Rathert, K. King. lst. Row: D. Kalkofen, D. McKee, B. Roberts, J. Kerr, K. Hauser, C. Polar, M. Sparks, R. Dewitt. 3rd. Row: M. Baumgartner, R. Wagoner, L. Skidmore, P. Eckes, T. Vollmar, P. Keefe, B. Sundberg, G. Heber, G. Duff, G. Packard, D. Tracy, C. Mullins. 2nd, Row: A. Feight, J. Champine, J. Schallock, J. Hillman, R. Fercy, N. Marshall, K. Ison, B. Ison, A. Popp, F. Houle, M. McCallum, Advisor. ' lst. Row: Y. Bazille, B. Kluss, B. Brunk, S. Carpenter, H. Walker, J. Tauer, L. Vorus, K. Cronce, J. Novak, S. Conn. Best Wishes from: AUGUSTINE DRUG STORE JOHN GRAVITTER Jim Kerr ------- President Marilyn Kott---Treasurer Arlene Popp ---- Secretary Roger Rathert--Vice-President i 'Q' Zifn SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Here we are again! We're on our way through the second year of high school. Our school life began in the year 195h. Ours was an active class our first year. We were awarded second place on both our Homecoming float and our window. Cur one act play, nThe Blue Jeans Girl,n also took second place. Roger Rathert, Jim Kerr, and Jim Hillman did very well in forensics. They won rec- ognition in the district contest. This year we are every bit as active. The boys are really going out for sports. There were sophomore boys that went out for both football and basketball. He'll keep on working and give Crandon some more cham- pionship teams. Congratulations from: A. ANDERSON'S VARIETY STORE LYNN PAUL, GROCERY STORE nun. sow: J. Blanton, B. nuff, P. Phalen, M. Kulaf, P. Repinskll E. stewart, R. Hawks, G. Mullins, D. Campbell, B. Mari vin, O. Baumgartner, J. Wilson. 3rd. Row: P. King, R. Holford, S. Zarm, C. Fox, R. Wojtecki, N Schallock, H. Steagall, L. Rose, C. Chaney, J Sherman Znd. Row: D. Foley, C. Poler, M. Perry, J. Kluss, D. Campbell P May, J. Rosio, A. Walentowski, A. Smith, R. Moe, J., Sandberg, Advisor. lst. Row: Advisor, R. Morley, S. Conway, J. Roberts, J. Christ- novich, J. Mullins, W. Gilmore, T. Adams, R. Plummer, B. Adkins. nth. Row: D. Cundiff, S. Palmer, P. Sheldon, L. Palmer, R. Yocum 3rd. Row: 2nd. Row: lst. Row: J. Fuller, D. Osgood, C. Jacobs, E. Zelechowski K , , . Hobbs, M. Davison. R. Bahr, P. Cracraft, J. Kramer, S. Bingham, D. Ison, H. Bartz, J. Hickam, J. Samz, B. Tyler, N. Shorey. K. Netzel, T. Queen, J. Walker, K. Perry, A. Richard, A. Steagall, A. Donohue, M. Guth, P. Kalata, D. Peter- son, J. O'Donnell, Advisor. B. Redburn, C. Sparks, A. Okrasinski, A. Slagowski, M. Phalen, C. Nelson, B. Johnson, G. Flannery, T. Schultz, D. Bacon. Compliments Of: SPARK'S DEPARTMENT STORE BACHALL'S STORE nf' 1- f69Lda 69.501-6 - .mv nf' ri wwe oaviso ..eeGf'e, a adams' 9- mem FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On September l, 1955, eighty-four scared freshmen entered C. H. S. to spend four years full of excite- ment, knowledge, and last, but not least, FUN!!!!!ll At the first class meeting the freshmen elected Mike Davison--President, Allen Cottrell--V1ce-Presi- dent, and Thelma Adams--Secretary-Treasurer. The Student Council Representatives elected were Ruth Wojtecki and Danny Cundiff. Initiation was September 9, 1955. That was over at lastl The freshmen were now students of C. H. S. The freshmen were very active with ideas for the Homecoming Decorations and with the help of their ad- visors, Mrs. O'Donnel1, Mr. Morley, and Mr. Sandberg, thas won Sth prize on their float and 2nd on their w n ow. Good luck in your next three years at C. H. S. Best Wishes from: V. MCKEE, BARBER HOTEL CRANDON 8 ffnwi I. x F isgiiii 'kin 4 N,1.,, V4 Congratulations from: SPARK'S GRCCERY STORE CRANDON BAKERY Charlotte Dluge ----- Co-Editor Sandra Vollmar ------ Co-Editor John Grandine ------- Literary Editor Ray Sturzl ---------- Business Manager l ARTISTS......... Barbara Keller Robert Mericle Kay Kincaid Ralph Walentowskl LITERARY STAFF... Carol Wood Sharon Pitts Kathleen Compton Richard Shepherd Ruth Tracy Kay Mount Virginia Samz Donald Fraser ADVERTISING... Ronald Kegley Ernie Kott TYPISTS.......... Kathleen Waalkens Alice Starjnski Roberta Lewis Dora Pfeiffer PHOTOGRATHERS... Margaret Hobbs Joy DuFour AL. STUDENT LIBRARIANS...... S. Pitts, K. Haalkens, C. Jacobs, M. Bessette, S. Vollmar, M. Sparks, C. Hood, B. Kluss, M. Gretzinger, J. Bradle, N. Petrick, A. Boodry, A. Starjnski, R. Wastrack, M. Kott, B. Keller, M. Rosio, R. Wojtecki, J. DuFour. Compliments Of: VERN R ROBERTA RUSSEL CRANDON ARCADE 3rd Row: 5. Samz, R. Kincaid, R. Wastrack, L. wilson, J. Schae er 2nd Row: B. Yocum, F. Adkins, M. Rosio, B. Bartz, M. Case, L. Statzeny lst Row: Miss Bowden, M. Jackson, P. Netzel, P. Foley, M. Bess ett, L. Chase 3rd Row: M. Kott, J.-Roberts, D. Fraser, B. Kluss, D. Dorau, S. Carpenter, C. Nelson, B. Radliff 2nd Row: H. Bartz, B. Rhodes, B. Sundberg, R. Rathert, K. Comp- ton, G. Duff, C. Dluge, J. Hillman, Mr. Krohn lst Row: B. Yocum, H. Steagall, R. Wojtecki, J. Kerr, C. Samz, M. Jackson, J. Grandine, B. Bartz, R. Wastrack Courtesy of RAY CARPENTER GORDON HOBBS Standing: Mr. Babula, Mrs. O'Donnell, P. Samz, B. Ison, I Sitting: V. Samz, D. Fraser, R. Wojtecki, T. Gilmore, D. Cundiff The Student Council was a very active organization this year, sponsoring many events and taking part in many activi- ties. It was in charge of the Homecoming celebrations and dance, ran the pop and candy stand at the games, and spon- sored the blue cross drive for the march of dimes. The Constitution was re- vised and brought up to date and more power was given to the council. Noon hour movies, a new form of entertainment in our school were sponsored by the student council. The Radio Club under Mr. Donohue's instructions contin- ued its work practicing codes and building circuits. They hope to accomplish enough to have three people write the FCC test for novice licenses, which would entitle them to operate transmitting stations, by using code. Work in this club increa ses the members knowledge in electronics. The Radio Club has a mem- bership of IM members. It is of interest to know the members 2nd Row: K. Perry E. Zelechowski R. Wojtecki J. Kar-r,'s. Conway, R. Rlchert, Mr. ' include W0 girls- Donohue lst. Row: L. Skidmore, B. Keller, T. Greisinger, J. Bradle, P. Netzel B. Su dburg, J. Blanton. Compliments of: MARVIN GUTH PFEIFFER'S SERVICE STATION nth. 3rd 2nd lst Row: R. Wastrack, M. Case, J. Champine, G. Feight, R. Rath- ert, R. Tracy, M. Worthington, J. DuFour, R. Lewis, T. Gilmore, K. Mount, K. Hobbs, H. Bartz. Row: M. Bessette, L. Wilson, J. Schallock, M. Rosio, M. Perry, M. Osgood, A. Slagowski, D. Fraser, B. Adkins, S. Bing- ham, D. Cottrell, P. King, Mr. Babula, Advisor. Row: D. Foley, D. Kalkofen, K. Compton, W. Schultz, M. DeNoble, D- McKee, M. Hobbs, L. versa, A. starjnski, K. champine, C. Dluge, B. Cundiff. Row: B. Gilmore, K. Perry, J. Blanton, B. Sundberg, B. Ison, A. Walentowski, L. Skidmore, T. Vollmar. f 1 to Mr. Babula and Mr. Morley, advisors, for 1956 has the largest membership ever recorded in its history. Ronnie Kegley, Don Fra- ser, and John Grandine were elected officers in the first meeting of the year. Ronnie was elected presi- dent, D0n, V. Pres. and John was named Secretary-Treasurer. the Science The Science Club members were busy working on pho- tography, leather craft, and copper enameling projects. Many decorative and useful articles were made. In one of the best Sadie Hawkins Dances in years, Kay Kincaid and Betty Kluss tied for first place for the most unique costumes. On May 16th, the Science Club sponsored Roger Blackmun, in a lyceum assembly. Mr. Blackmun pre- sented a program on astronomy. This winds up one of the most successful years the Science Club has ever had. Congratulations from: SHARTZ OFFICE EQUIP. CO. SCHROEPFER MUSIC STORE hth. Row: 3rd. Row: End. Row: lst. Row: Kott, L. Samz, B. Conn, M. Kulaf, R. Sturzl, B. Kluss, Samz, D. Cundiff, C. Nelson, B. Jaeger, G. Flannery, Harris , B. Bartz, K. Ison, H. Scheafer. Polar, B. Keller, B. Radliff, H. Steagall, B. Schofield, Adams, J. Grandine, A. Popp, R. Vanderbush, J. Fuller, Conway, P. Foley, J. Sharpe, N. Weber. Gretzinger, K. Hauser, C. Polar, M. Sparks, J. Kerr, Jacobs, B. Mericle, D. Pfieffer, J. Bradle, L. Chase, Donohue. Hillman, N. Oppendike, H. Kegley, E. Repinski, D. Tracy. Standing: Mr. Babula, R. Tracy, J. DuFour, A. Starjnski, M. Rosio. Sitting: R. Wojtecki, A. Donohue, B. Yocum, S. Pitts, G. Heber. Compliments of CRANDON BEAUTY SHOP CRANDON MOTOR CO. CH V. Fourth Row: R. Wojtecki, B. Keller, G. Mullins, L. Skidmore, B. Rhodes, P. Eckes, K. Ison, B. Marvin, J. Wilson, D. Cundiff, H. Steagall Third Row: C. Chaney, L. Palmer, B.Radliff, M. Case, H. Schaefer, R. Jesse, R. Wastrack, M. Rosie, L. Samz, J. DuFour, J. Schaefer, Second Row: R. Kegley, K. Cronce, G. Heber, B. Yocum. H. Bartz, K. Hobbs, A. Boodry, A. Donohue, Mr. Krohn First Row: C. Dluge, R. Plummer, P. King, J. Mullins, B. Jaeger, D. Pfeiffer, B. Roberts, R. Shepherd, R. Tracy i' On December lh, 1955 the Dramatics Club held their annual class contest. Competing plays were: Mama's Getting Married, seniors, It's Cold in Them Thar Hills, juniors, What's In a Name?, sophomores, Of All Things, freshmen. f W X Q 'What's In a Name?' was the winner, 'It's Cold in Them Thar Hillsn was second. The District Contest was scheduled before the lhth so our advisor, Mr. Donahue, chose the seniors to represent our school. They received an nAn rating at Eagle River, and we were all very proud of them. KAY BEATS Tm-J BAND, the senior Class Play, was V presented April 25. Lots of hard work and fu made fp the play a big success. ef' , na. fffqev I N f COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Rhinelander, Wisconsin Fourth Row: J. Schallock. K. Mount, B. Sundberg, B. Kluss, N. Shorey, M. Phalen, J. Samz, J. Roberts, A Jaeger, M. Hobbs, B. Bartz. K. Netzel Third Row: M. Kott, D. Ison, C. Nelson, G. Duff, M. Jackson, P. Netzel, C. Samz, H. Knoke, R. Rathert, C. Jacobs, L. Wilson, D. Dorau Second Row: J. Rosio, M. Perry, S. Vollmar, D. Baken, J. Tauer, A. Starjnski, J. Grandine, P. Cracraft, S. Palmer, D. Fraser, G. Flannery, S. Caroenter First Row: C. Sparks, M. Sparks, J. Kerr, K. Kincaid, K. Hauser, K. Compton, T. Greisinger, P. Garris, D. Cottre , Mr. Donahue as K '5 . Congratulations from: SHARKO SERVICE STATION n O 94 0 E 4-I -f-I L5 E4 la F-4 0 Dr! o. '-S :I O E9 HQ-4 S-am Ov-4 U10 GS-4 I-QCII In d v. Q-4 'El Q Q5 o- U! .EC Lu C5 'J N IE el F-4 0 mn :Q -. m ai F4 Cao C05 ow: M. L. R 3rd Wilson Schallock, L. 6 I 4-1 on Z Q ri. E 0 N 4-1 cu 4-2 C0 A n I-I f-i GS .cr U1 '63 2 2 E o va r-I 0 Z K. Row: 2nd Rathert, Mount Hillman, R bd rn .D ,Q O III hr! rg.. SI 'O r-IU! I-li-1 G 50. 'UQ G9 -Dv. Ulf-a 35 II'-Im IU -P1 r-I 0- N41 Q O J +1 '-3 U1 G -4 f-1 .-4 13 2 - O 9-4 Q4 ow: D. R lst an 210 5 I-1 Cl L. 0 .D o D1 Gretzinger bs, M. ob acy, M.,H Tr eiffer, tzel, R. Ne nl irector E E .-1 EQ hth Row: 3rd Row: 2nd Row: lst Row: Wagoner, P. Keefe, C. Jacobs, D. Kalkofen, M. Sparks, Hauser, A. Smith, K. Waalkens, K. Kincaid, J. Tauer, Roberts, J. Mullins, D. Ratliff Sparks, S. Carpenter, S. Vollmar, C. Wood, G. Adams, Hastrack, S. Zarm, K. King, H. Knoke, A. Slagowski, Sparks Mullins, R. Kincaid, A. Feight, M. Kott, C. Samz, Compton, B. Radliff, E. Stewart, L. Samz, P. Garris, Dorau, S. Palmer Ison, M. DeNoble, G. Feight, C. Chaney, R. Hojtecki, Baken, J. Fuller, J. Wilson, B. Duff p ,. . J ,, s' Vn Courtesy of: LUTTERMAN HARDWARE ARNIE BAH os x ill 9 1 Q0 'I 0,1 Standing: Mr. Sandberg, L. Skidmore, B. Mericle, R. Jesse, J. Fraley, D. Cundiff, B. Schofield, J. Grandine, gujj . La f 0 CJ I R. Sturzl, Mr. Goodrich. M: Kneeling: E. Repinski, D. Cottrell, C. Poler, B. Cundiff, D. McKee, W. Schultz, E. Kott. Left to Right: C. Samz, B. Radliff, M. Jackson, R. Tracy, C. May, K. Compton. Best Wishes from: HALVERSON FUNERAL HOM BECKS DRUG STORE -Q ps bth. Row: R. Bahr, D. Osgood, B. Moe, M. Davison, D. Ison, S. Conway, B. Tyler, R. Plummer, D. Cundiff. 3rd. Row: J. Kluss, J. Fraley, M. Osgood, J. Sparks, J. Kerr, D. McKee, B. Conn, C. Poler, B. Ison. 2nd. Row: Mr. Sandberg, J. Grandine, E. Repinski, B. Schofield B. Mericle, D. Cundiff, R. Sturzl, B. Cundiff, D. Cottrell, Mr. Goodrich. lst. Row: L. Skidmore, E. Zelechowski, J. Kramer, E. Poler, R. Shepherd, B. Haalkens, B. Sundberg. Early in the season our Cards started out with a promise of a successful year. The first two games brought us victories over Minocqua Q13-OJ and Three Lakes 120-Ol. The following week a hard fought battle with the powerful Woodruff team ended in a deadlock CO-OJ. The next game ended with a huge disappointment as we were defeated by Habeno C6-O . However, the Cards made a comeback and beat Leona Qlh-OJ. The last two games ended in defeats with Elcho llh-61 and Eagle River K13-72. There will be ll seniors graduating from the team this year: Dick Cundiff, Brian Cundiff, Doug Cottrell, Jim Bartz, John Grandine, Eugene Poler, Richard Shepherd, Bob Mericle, Bob Schofield, Ray Sturzl, and Eugene Repinski. Dick Cundiff and Ray Sturzl were chosen co-captains for the season. Congratulations to the class of '56 DR. RUNSTROM DR. ISON seniors Wu Q 5. un... pu Us x 1. 1,2 :fx ' 4- ,- , 4, 5' . 3 1. ' -Qw- 3 29 -7 .,,,,.,., 37 wg mg, ww., sub: A i Q Back Row: D. Cottrell, J. Grandine, M. Osgood, D McKee, D Cundiff, E. Kott, Mr. Sandberg. Front Row: L. Skidmore, J. Sparks, C. Poler, J Kerr, B Cundiff, R. Schofield, W. Schultz. Our 1956 basketball team played classy basketball and ended the season by taking co-championship with Three Lakes in the Northern Lakes Conference. In the tournament at Woodruff, Crandon lost to Woodruff. But they beat Minocqua and received Conso lation. Then at the Blrnamwood tourney they beat Birnamwood and also won consolation there. Brian Cundiff was named for the second string of the North ern Lakes Conference All-Stars. SCHEDULE Qg They Nov. Phelps Nov. Wabeno Dec Laona Dec Mattoon Dec Eagle River Dec Goodman Dec Minocqua Jan Three Lakes Jan Goodman Jan White Lake Jan Elcho Jan White Lake Jan Woodruff Feb Leona Feb Elcho Feb Wabeno Best Wishes fr 8 Con 306 QBCHO HELD 0192.0 0004 fgziezux GUARD Quiz Af!! CLPXHIU U 6xlJ9RD t 1 ti f BERTRANDS SPORT HM Gfnwofwg OR WAR D iam dwff C5-Emma gra u om: --,, WARD-BRADT MUSIC CO. Standing: B. Sundberg, P. May, R. Rathert, B. Ison, T. Schultz B. Moe, Mr. Goodrich. Kneeling: A. Jaeger, N. Marshall, C. Poler, D. Ison, N. Sch- F 1 x in allock, M. Davison. The B Team also enjoyed a very successfull season. They provided entertainment and action during the first game of the evening. They showed a fine promise for years to come The experience these boys achieved while on the B squad proves to be very valuable in building better basketball players. It is hoped that more boys in school will participate in athletics in the future. B Team Scores Opponents Crandon Phelps 114 31 Habeno 17 30 Laona 29 36 Mattoon 33 26 Eagle River 314 149 Goodman 31 36 ,f Minocqua 214 38 5 Three Lakes 314 30 White Lake 31 36 Elcho 36 23 White Lake 36 140 Woodruff 21 L42 Laona 25 149 Elcho 29 33 . .. ilabeno 31 140 -.5 5 Compliments of: GREG CHEMICAL CO. COLEMAN SCHOOL SUPPLY lst. Row: S. Pitts, R. Lewis, A. Popp, M. Mullins, M. Weber, M. Gretzinger, K. Hobbs, A. Donohue, M. Hobbs, M. DeNob1e, G. Feight, K. Compton. 2nd, Row: D. Pfeiffer, C. Dluge, L. Wilson, M. Case, M. Bass- ette, K. Waalkens, A. Starjnski, K. Mount, M. Rosiq R. Wastrack, P. Eckes. 3rd. Row: R. Wagoner, G. Weber, L. Samz, D. Kalkofen, M. Kott S. Carpenter, B. Kluss, K. Cronce, H. Bartz, R. Tracy. Left to Right: L. Wilson, K. Hauser, M. Sparks Courtesy of: TOBUREN STUDIO PONDS SPORT SHOP M15 HNKIIO - Dm: Sffwfnep ovm. owe rl Tov Dufzuz 3'ZmN QQHNDIIE KAY Mow-lf - MLLIK CSCHUULZ l 4 a4f Best Wishes from: CONNOR BUILDING SUPPLY CO. CLUB HOUSE DANCEHALL, LAONA f it SEPTEM ER 1 First day of school--Did I hear some groans? 9 Freshmen Initiation--Take that youngsters! 16 First football game--Mlnocqua here--we won- 28 Senior pictures were taken--one camera shot. OCTOBER 6 Junior class rings ordered--Get ready girls. ll Friendship photos--Ugh! What faces. 1h Coronation, pep rally, and bonfire. 15 Homecoming! Leona--afternoon gameg Dance-evening. NOVEMBER 2 Teachers convention--The mice play while the cats away! 9 Report cards--We suffer for our iniquities. ll Sadie Hawkins Dance--Look out boys, here they come. 18 School song accepted--Start of basketball season. 2h Thanksgiving vacation--Oh, I'm so sick of turkey. 29 State inspector visited--Aren't we good boys. DECEMBER 1 District dramatics contest--Eagle River - Q 2 Ripon College representative--We all decide to go to college. 5 Junior class rings arrived--Get the pocketbook out boys. lb U. of Wisconsin representative--Local plays--Senior pictures here 19 Christmas Progam--Thanks, faculty! 22 Christmas vacation--Hooray, two weeks of fun! 28 Christmas dance--It snowed this night. 30 Alumni game--RATS!!!! JANUARY 3 Back to school--He're all ready to go 18 End of semester--Oh, my ack1n back! 25 Report cards--These things have a way 15 to work now. of creeping up. FEBRUARY 1, 17 Maurice H Minette--Oh, anybody can do thas! 20 Basketball tournaments at Woodruff. 21 A 23 Same thing--He wuz robbed! 25 Franklin Fun Band--Dig that crazy music. 25 Tournament at Birnamwood--We beat'em. MARCH 1 Local Forensics Contest--We all won. 9 Elcho Forensics Contest--We returned victorious. 22 Pop Concert--Ah, music soothes the wild beasties. iga 30 Easter Vacation--Get out the chocolate eggs, Mom! p Aprn . 6 Carnival--Hoop-de-doo, hoop-de-doo. 4, Music festival--Make with the music boys. 23 Assembly--Glen Cunningham--Great speech, Glen! 26 Senior Class Play--Second Hollywood around here. MAY 5 Band Festival--Eagle River--Toot-toot, squeak, squeak. 12 Junior Prom--See you tomorrow morning, folks! 20 Baccalaureate 22 Graduation--Freedom at last!! 23 Last day of school--See you next year. 25 In service--End of the school year. 5 .Y 43 Z2 ., psig? 3, mmf :U 'JW' , Pauline Adams, will not willfully will anything because I need what I have for myself , Colleen Anderson, will my quiet manners to Andy O'Krasinski , Jim Bartz, will the time I spend waving my hair to Larry Chase who will spend it studying? I, Judy Bradle, will my one and only can can to Dorothy Kalkofen I, Mary Lou Campbell, will my bashfulness to Dennis Osgood I, Rosemary Cole, will my ability to stay in school to Sally Zarm I, Kathleen Compton, will my ambitions and enthusiasms in life to Dale McKee , Douglas Cottrell will my beard to Dick Tracy , Brian Cundiff, will my pickup to Pat and Della, so they can plck upn all their boy friends , Dick Cundiff, will my ability to play football with the freshmen, to Porky Waalkens , Charlotte Dluge, w1ll my Hiles files of womanly wiles to Jeanne Roberts I, Joy DuFour, will my Frame' to Biscuit Cundiff I, Marian Gretzinger, will my brother to Ruby Wagoner , Karl Guth, will my ability to type to Mickey Worthington , Margaret Hobbs, will my slim look to Roy Jesse , Ronnie Kegley, will my Job on the weekly newspaper to Leon Skidmore I, Barbara Keller, will my towering height to Jim Kerr I, Kay Kincaid, will my bowling ability to Mr Krohn , Ernie Kott, lend but do not give my job at the drugstore, to anyone who wants it, while I go to college to be a 'pill pusher I, Roberta Lewis, will my giggles oh no I decided to keep them Pat May, w1ll my love for school to Roberta Hastrack , Robert Mericle, will my nickname to an overweight actor I, Carole McCorkle, will my love for school to Ruby Kincaid I, Kay Mount, w1ll my ability to get along with the teachers to Bob Conn and Bob Jaeger , Mary Jane Mullins, will my humorous side of life to Frankie Atkins I, Dora Pfeiffer, will my Adler Elevator shoes to Gayle Mullins I, Sharon Pitts, will my easy going temper to anyone that's looking for trouble , Eugene Polar will my abilit to fumble a football to Jack Fraleyg , Margaret Richard, will my a ility to laugh tojNaom:ffBa1'ley , Loretta Samz, will my days I didn't bum school to Jim Champine , Virginia Samz, will my dignified manner to Charlotte Jacobs I, Bob Schofield, will my ability to jitterbug to Bill Sundberg I, Willie Schultz, will my height to Forrest Houle Ii Jerry Schallock, will that 29 point buck I almost got to Charlie olar I, Richard Shepherd, will my boy scouting skills to Otto Baumgartner I, Eugene Slagowski, will my briefcase to Mike Osgood, who has a brief case on every girl he sees Conf o faje ' + 4 ' 'bo :ff -.-.. ,J I . I ' . I 1 ' , . I ll ' l- - . I . I ' ' s L n 0 I ' , I . I . who is just weakly. I . . - .n I, ' . I . I . I g ' as . I E . - I 0 1 . t- I s s 4.6 9if'9vj214f fz4f J wwf if M f 8 ZMQYQPMJLZQM M W3 WMTEEQTQQSQW My xymAD my ,M WW Q55-? Q53 M ww WEAMWMMM W 4-9 MWMJM WM M QW CM MW fx 9 'MWSENL fwfw' AWG MWWW M Mygwfywvmjiw MMWMWQ ,,,,w6wM'fW 4D3f5 QbgVSYJ'JY QMQM 45 Sm-lion. Contbusv I, Alice Starjnski, will my boy-friend with the airplane to any girl who thinks no man on earth is good enough for her. I, Ruth Tracy, will my means of transportation to Danny Cundiff, who should be dating girls by next year. I, Ronald Vanderbush, will my use of the English language to Larry Rose I, Sandy Vollmar, will four weeks of nursing service to any Junior boy who drives his car recklessly. I, Kathleen waalkens, will my ability to get a full nights sleep to Mary Lou DeNoble and Georgine Feight. 1,IJulayne Maldon, will my-good times at Armstrong tQ,Karen Sue Hauser I, Ralph Walentowski, will my last name enough to write it on I, Dyrna Jeber, will my ability to be I, Carol Mood, will leave this great what so ever to anyone who can find paper femine to Mary Baumgartner institute with no regrets JA39 ish aff' 'T A 6' an FORENSICS COACHES Mr Krohn Miss Bowden Winners at Local Contests Al A ca-as Compliments of SCHAEFFERS SUPER MARKET SCHLAFKE BAKERY CO wi' stvm X092 N4 be QQOYG 'Q a 10 X' 1 and , 2 and T 118 d d eagty 9 tteb Soon .X 2 of the ting: t a lan 0119 ww ygo mf' nw Look out' Here they come A 80116 they' t last Pe 5 ,an-QHHVW V 3 R Oh my gosh! Later, th Qt n 18115 s MZ? Your Class Ring is Your George Carlson of Josten's Congratulations to the Clas s of 1956 From KWM7 Printing, Lithography 3 Direct Mail Advertising U1SCOHSiD Rapids, Wisconsin .......l BOOSTER CLUB E Gilmore Inor Osgood Mrs Bushman A k P Myrtle Tyler Tupper service station Red Owl Agency Gene Robbins Forest Republican Geo A Denis Otto Heber Argonne Cash Market Wisconsin Public Service 0. O N 0 f Most Treasured Possession A Frank 3'CU1 Z1 r , . K l Q9 ' Q W ,. 4 E' . 1 4 1