Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

Page 32 text:

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.

Page 31 text:

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

Page 33 text:

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