De Padua High School - De Paduan Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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Second Row: First Row: Second Row: First Row : Third Row: William Tucker, Earle Gingles, Lawrence Nemeo, wm. Innes, John Anderson, V . Mo Auliffe, Thomas Driscoll, Kenneth Herian Edward Pero, Robert Casey, Jame Beirl, Arnold Peterson, John Carroll. Howard Mueller, Donald Kollauf, Joseph Robinson, wm. Blake, William Thornton. John Prestil, William Kennedy, Joe Lewandowski, Edward Dormady, James Lauzon, Donald Kupcvzk C. Eaton. J. Fondow, wm. Wartman, nobert Greene, Roddy Wilcox, William Kennedy. 47

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STUDENTS MIRROR Patricia Carlin can work even in her formAl. William Innis and John And- erson cannot decide what it will be limerick or plain copy as they com- pose the games of the season. What? Oh, a staff huddle. Virginia Baker, Barbara Dufek, Dorothy Schreinc er, Edna Mae Croteau, Beatrice Ludack Kathry Davis, Jean Lewandowski, Bene- dict Pagac--one of those moments when one cannot decide what it will be-- 'dis or dat'. Busy but haopy. Mind not the breakers, But straight ahead. The dead-line date is only six days away. Here we go. Sophomore biology class was lost but was found so the staff takes them under their wing and finds a place for them. Well Sunny Sophs two more years and you will be handling other implements besides microscopes,hooks, knives, etc. Jos. Bazil rather interested--shh-fish. Leaonard Fabro of course is watching the scales. Elaine Ludack and her friend must have a rare specimen of the butterflv family. Another group caught in the act of conveying thought to paper. How mighty is the pen--no one knows until you start orgah izing an annual. Ardythe Mueller, William Innis, John Anderson, Juanita Garvin, Patricia Carlin, June Riederer, Betty Marx have a fine idea. Keep it up--straight ahead. Unexpected moment--of course they are all examining the graduates pictures. My, but they do look different -- who is this wonderful person -- didn't know we had such a fine looking lad in our school? Here's Brunetto--where's Dot Schreiner? Here, come here, quick. No wonder Dorothy couldn't write or think for two days. Dead line date four days away--come on Dorothy we need your head. Beatrice Ludack, Virginia Baker, Kathryn Davis, Jean Lewandowski, Bene- dict Pagac.

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Music the fiercest grief can charm, And fate's severest rage disarm, Music can soften pain to ease, And make dispair and madness please; Our joys below it can improve, And antedate the bliss above. Pope: Ode on St. Cecilia's Day Choral activities have developed to amazing proportions in recent years. Now, five classes have opportunities to beginning and advanced vocalists. The initial performance of the year was the Christmas Program for the St. Agnes P.T.A. The Junior Girls' Glee Club sang Twelve Dwarfs by O'Fara- The Song the Angels Sang, by Stulz. The Music Festival that will be held in May at the Dood Gym will be the bigest event of the year. The A Cappella Choir will sing, Hossnna to the Son of David, by Praetorius, Madame Jeanette by Murray, My Dream is, of an Island Place, by Cain. The Senior Choral Club will sing, June Rhapsody by Daniels, Song of the four Seasons by Fox. The Junior Girls' Glee Club will sing- Spring Rain by G ould, and hn RaiN bv Sinn. z$ 5le$x 5M Fourth Row: E. Pero, R. Pinkowski, G. Baatz, A. Peterson, J Beirl, B. Pagac, A. Sapoci, P. Ratti, Wh. Mc Aulliffe, R. Casey, J. Fondow, E. Dormady. Third Row: M. Sullivan, H. Anich, J. La Vasseur, A. Mueller, M. Mockler, E. Peterson, D. Selner, K. Davis, M. Koski, C. Nemec. Second Ros: V. Paiement, K. Bock, I. Shcroeer, J. Huybrecht, A. Stuer, G. First Row: Hyden, J. Riederer, V. Baker, L. Romaine. G. Croteau, J. Zelleveger, Edna M. Croteau, D. Lindquist, E. Malek, J. Garvin, A. Sattler, B. Dufek, P. Carlin, I. Dymesich. 4B