De Pere High School - Fox Yearbook (De Pere, WI)

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IV R. XVinte1's, IJ. Zirbel, IG. XV:11sh, S. XVilcox, l'. Snfford, Il. XVOIIS, R. Cleven. Ill .I. Speaker, R, Ninits, IC. Suiiiiztlwml, H. Hnllztntl, J. Lguzrtsoe. A. St-h1'netle1'. C. Thomas. ll A. Reiritll, .X. liupnic, V. lYitc-imib, M. Smils, I.. Strt-mi. M. li0S0l1iJ2llllN, G. XV6l':','6Il8l'. I J. Reimer, M. Van 1iUlllUI'tL'l, V. Smut, li, Vernmi, Miss St'l1I'9lllZ1l't, R. Tiesling. L. Van Remor- tel, J. Rogue. Last Year's Frosh, Revised Edition . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS Sensible sophomores, at last! One year's ex- perience in high school had worked wonders with this group. By September. no one would ever guess that not so very long ago they were the 'Lgreenies of the school, Time accom- plishes wonderful things! Among the first activities of the class was the election of officers for the year. Armon Schroeder was elected president: Kenneth De- Cleene, vice president: Bob Hermans, secretary: Grace Guyon, treasurer. Apparently the class is masculine minded! One of the main social activities of the year is the freshman initiation dance given annually by the sophomore class. This involves the problem of finances. so the sophs decided to sponsor a sandwich sale as a means of enrich- ing the treasury. Quite obviously, the sand- wiches were very tasty, if the monetary results are any indication. The success of the sale Page Thirty-two meant that plans for the initiation dance could be completed at once. under the direction of Miss Schreihart. class adviser. An orthophonic furnished the music and the rest of the enter- tainment was at the expense of the freshmen. Socially and Hnancially the party was indeed a success. Much of the pep and vitality in evidence at the various athletic contests was the result of organized cheering led by the cheerleaders. Pete Safford and Barbara Matteson upheld the sophomore angle of school spirit by leading spectators in numerous Sky rockets and Yeah teams . The sophomore boys made a fine showing in athletics. Bob I-lermans, Gerald Greenwood, Paul Creviere, Ed Gilson, Norbert Carter, Richard Keidatz, Bob Lee, Bob Lambert and Carl Moenssen were out for football. Basket- ball claimed Bob Hermans, Gerald Greenwood and Ed Walsh.

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Winter Diversions Are Here To Rule Asleep in the deep? Nope, the library . . . Going to press . . . Joe and Louie . . . Femin- ine scientists, Shirley and Lucile . . . Our new office girl, Dorothy Peters . . . Washing be- hind the ears . . . Garters and everything! .. . Bill and Don. Page Thirty-one

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This Year's Sophs With New Ambition Anne l,ey as drum major, with Fae Putman and Marianne Osen, twirlers, contributed the sophomores share to musical display. Beatrice Hawley participated in debate and ably demonstrated that even sophomores are in- terested in railroad ownership. Declamations attracted Marianne Osen. Em- my Lou Harney, Jean Bailey and Jackie Reim- er. Jean Bailey progressed as far as the district contest with her humorous declamation. Sophomore boys made considerable contribu- tions toward the success of the Camera Club movie, A Day at School. Indeed, the class as a group showed splendid promise ol' a highly successful term as juniors next year. V Al, Btlllifllvl .l. Ivaim-ii G. Giweiiwmul. Ii. lilllc-g:i1'ti 4' l'!N?Ill'II, ll. Ellis. lV J. Bei'ti'ziiiil. I.. Vlzirlt, N. 1':il'te1', lil. llilsnii, G. Guttiwiy IG. Ire Vlet-sl1iww+1i'. Ill l. tywiiiski H. Hirriiiz-ii, L. Gif-sw, l'. 4'1'evie e, .l. llwyt-ig V. l'l'lI'lHiUllStlll, K. lie- Vleene. II . . . . . R. liviiiiigtiwii, fr. tlliyfvii, J. Bailey, M. HH-iiiiiii I. Frtizf-ii, A. Arts, H. lvilliin. I M. Del-iwlli, IXI, 4'zilii1:h4'll, Ii. Bittner, Al. llrzitlli-y, l', l'l'll'iSililll, Il. i,0LlllPl', A. Gil-si IV H. He-rmziiis, H. lim-luAi's. ll. Keiilaitz. li. Lune, l'. Le-e-, H, Olsen. lll t'. .lzit'ltswm, if llztvf-as, It. Lqiskirwski, V. Hiissimg. R. l,zimliei't, B. Lee, t'. Moeiisseii. ll M. llt k'llVVSf'll, C. Plug, B. Hawley. F. llllllllilll, A. Ley, L. Hzizaert. 1 l', Ullnwiiitz, F. Aluililix, M. Mzirtin, E. I-l1il'llF'3', M. UHM1, H. M2ifiC'SUll. 11- VHIHIF' AVHIIS- Page Thirty-three