Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1945 volume:

DEDICATION We the class or 45, gratefully ANO RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS AAWUAL TO THOSE BOYS OF OUR CLASS WHO WILL ENTER THE ARMED FORCES. MANY OTHERS, ARE LEAV- CMES TO FIGHT FOR THE FREEDOM THAT WE ENJOY. WE ALL HOPE ANO PRAY THAT WHEN THIS CRISIS IS OVER THAT THEY WILL RE- TURN HOME, ALIVE ANO WELL. rnlce -•««Ck, -stelle 1’lller; 2nd r«w: Leoaa rri e? ??n;dMKe'_A « -ctaldt. 'thol r eI' � , anny •• , s : '9 nrlch, SS Jg? JaUer W ine ch’nacher cvorlv ©nrlch, .rthur A ,k • 1 iUCi.8 7-usjness fanarer - .:. Penske '‘S3 t -f 1 tor - iueschner SSL? ;U3l es3 --ditor - A. Scheldt oys Sports - H. cidmore • ••• Sailer ipldnCv0rU- - r’ onrlch 1-e lv.b - . enske orensics - ;. Zuther an'! - 3. re eke rc .sstra - 3. -edlack • • •• - Lindau i'oral3try Club - L. yrin.-or nor - A. L'oxrucher Thotorraphy - C. ierke J . Seek - 02-«-ossiper - E. Senrich arnlval - D. Pedroske Typists - .. Tiabendorf S. Siller d, tor - Cclln chumach .mi or -if tor - ... r.nvio Sophomore -ditor - . d0nrlch roshman ditor - I. irth Sales ’ nnarers - ' , ah •’ • .’ishen'orf B. Leach Herbert Juneau - Principal Ffcu Claire State Teachers’ College, University, cf ' !•- ccnsin, B.S. 'agree. English 12, Vocal and _ar Vusic• sr 5 ts “hi scrr.cre St.� .rle; erd Stevens Point readers' Chlle-es Elementary rades A. Jearpette ce Eau Claire State Teacher?’ Ccllese Intermediate rsdos Futh ChicVering ‘-fa laIre State Teachers' rile 7c; ecr e Washington riv rsity, Aashin ton, •r.; B.A. derree n lish, Mstory. Social Science. Lyle :. Fox Lawrence Institute cf Technology, Detroit; . . decree. Science, 'ath - matlea. Ruth i'ested F6 ‘kford Colie e, B.m. University of Illinois, V., English History, Social Science Typing Gale w. VandeBerg University if Wisconsin B.S. de ree Agriculture and Biology Donald Fedroske ..........,,Donn HBe o't has burned the midnight oil; but rot to study. Class officer: 2;3; land: 1; 2: 3; 4; Popularity: 2; Student Council: 2; Prom King: 3; Y1ttenball: 4; Porhlan: 4: Clear Play: 4; Carnival 4: Orchestra: 4; Arthur oxrucker ........... Al He can ergue a point till It's worn off. F.F.A.: 1; Clas- Officer: 1; Track: 2; Forensics: 3; 4; ;..ixed Chorus: 3; 4; ■ootball: 3; rend: 4; Popularity: 4; it ter,boll: 4; Dorhlan: 3;4; Dor Cosslper: 3;4; Chemistry Club: 4; Chemistry Club- f leer: 4 Class Play: 4; Annabelle 1roc e ........... Sober, but lot rl Lu' -1...Sometimes.w •and: 2;3; Defense Utamp lub: 2; Popularity: 3; Prom queens 3: Dorhian: 3; 4; 0. . A.; 4; 0.A.A• Officer: 4; lee Club: 4: Ixcd Chorus: 4; Class Officer: 4: Cher istr} Club: 4; Nixed Chorus Officer: 4; Cles: rlav: 4; : on an Ionrke ........... f ,or ' Has sighted t many but loves only one. Class Of rl nr.r : 1; Popularity: 1; P.F.A.: 1; x; Student Council: 1; rand: 1; 2; 3; 4; basketball: 3; 4; :ootball: 3: Klttenball: 4: or Cossiper: 3: 4; Cler ' ilay: 4 : nr ol .• 1 i r e ......... ' - r love 1 s • entered 1 ' llt tv s scl.ool'8 v.nlls.1 Stiiviont Couno 11: 1; !efense Stoap Club: 1 Oleo Club: 1; 2; 3; 4 � lxed Chirrs: 3;4; .and: 1: 2; 3 J 4; Cheer1 ending: is 3 G.A.A. ; 2; 3; 4; Dor � osrlrf,r: T -rhian: 4; 3; 4; G, A.A. f‘tlccr : 3; 1; Tor era! o.s: 4: Chemistry Club: 4; Orchestra: 4; Cine iIn; : 4: revrrly 'enr'nb ..........” If %ords fre pennies sbfc £ be 8 m'lVofc!ro. Defense Dta c '1 t : 1: 2; Uee 3 ib: 1: 2; 3; 4: end: 1: 2; 3; 4; lx d Chorus: 3; 4; Popular tty: 1: . t relent ounci 1 : 1; : . A. • : 1: • 3 � Class Officer: 2; 3: 4: Defense Dtarj officer: 2; .A.A. )ffleer: 3: 4; Dor ;oss5 per: 3: 3: DorhSan: 1; 3: 4: Chd lstrv l ib: 4; TcVestr� : 4; Class i la.' : 3; 4 ; LlU'fin 'e ...............’’Ml” ot F f ise r V n0 bo?, to donee when there sre no 1 eye tr don ’ 1 V.. lee '1 i : 1: r.: 3; 4 ; 1xed horns: 3: 4: I.or l ' : 4; D.- : 18r : 4; ’loss -lays 4; rthel 111 r ............. True - i t Is 1lbe rtver; t• ■ r It. is tbe less o t nVes ') em! n tr y Club! 4 ; Dor osri •r: 4; Dorhlan: 4; • 1 5c; 'j ! Id red Sailer-... M j ’ I o i ;ar : Ch ?ig bit ver rcir ’’ vruy � lr; - , 1c 'V have ro- e f nM r . T thc?r x r. c . r ’ : 2 ■ dl: : Defense fia o Clue.-: 1; ’1 G. ..A. • I; .‘henIstry Cl . cVr: 7: 4 ; Cire J : : ; 2: 3; 4; Dor cose ir er: • V-i9f '11; : 3; 4; V’x : i Chorus: 3; 4 ; Dorr lar� : 4; G' • Glut: ■ t ! r rleader: i; 2; 3; 4; xr] Chorus: 4; wor Gossloer: 2; 3; 4; - J hf � : •: 4 ; «hemlatry Glib: 4; forensics: 3; Class Play: 4: G. A.A: 4 j officer: 3: 4; ooul« ’ t con er t: 4; Hand: 2; 3; 4: b'orer,? lea: 4; Dor}� lan: 3; 4; G. A. A. o leer: 4; O.A.h. officer: 4; Orchestra: 4; Class Play: 4 r v ill ever reach '• r second chilihood because e 1 ' t 1 e'er!’ rst. lee 'lub: i; ? 5 ... « • . ■• . ! ‘i t ixed Chorus: .:■• 4; Cheirlstry Ivb: 4 Dorhian: •. ? IIbi rInn: 4; SENIOR CUSS HISTORY IT WAS BACK IN 1941, FOUR SHORT BUT EVENTFUL YEARS AGO, THAT THE PRESENT SENIOR CLASS ENTERED DORCHESTER HIGH, AS A GROUP OF THIRTY ONE BEWILDERED AND BA8FFUL FRESH- MEN. AFTER OUR INITIATION WE DID LOSE SOME OF OUR GREENESS, AND FROM THAT TIME ON WE BEGAN IN EARNEST TO SEE HOW MUCH COMPETITION WE COULD GIVE THE OTHER CLASSES. During our fresfman And sophomore years WE TOOK PART IN THE TOURNAMENT, AM) ALTHOUGH WE OID NOT WIN, IT WAS A GREAT DEAL OF FUN. Our JUNIOR YEAR WAS HIGH-IGHTED BY THE JUNIOR PROM, A FORMAL DANCE, WHICH TOOK PLACE IN MAY. Soon after school started this year we ELECTED OUR CLASS OFFICERS. CELINE SCHUMACHER WAS CHOSEN FOR PRESIDENT, AM4ABELLE 0RECKE FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, MILDRED SAILER FOR SECRETARY, and Beverly genrich for treasurer. with the help of miss Kelsey, our class ADVISOR, WE STARTED A BUSY YEAR. AFTER MISS Kelsey res igneo in February, miss chickering, FCR SUCCESSOR, BECAME OUR ADVISOR AM) HELPED US A GREAT DEAL, ESPEC I ALLY WITH OUR CLASS PLAY. This year, like every other year, we took part in the carnival. Our candidates FOR KING AM) QUEEN WERE ARTHUR BOX RUCKER and Celine Schjmacher. although our class WORKED HARD, THE SUPERIORITY IN MJMBER OF THE OTHER CLASSES LEFT US IN FOURTH PLACE. EACH YEAR A D, A R. AWARO IS GIVEN TO A GRADUATING SENIOR GIRL WHO IS OUTSTANDING IN LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, AND CITIZENSHIP, This year severly genrich was selected to re- ceive THIS HONOR. We look back to the many good times we HAVE HAD IN DOR-HI, AND HOPE THAT OUR FUTURE YEARS MAY BE JUST AS HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL. COKWtNCEMEM PROGRAM MAY 24TH, 1945 Procession ........... Pat Hjrth Invocation ............. Rev. J. Brandt SALUTATORY AOORESS......AMABELLE BRECKE Song .............. Mixed Chords Valedictory .......... Celine Schumacher Class Song .«. ••.......Class Commencement Address ... 0. w. Neale Instrumental ensev.3Le .. Bev. Genrich Carcl Fierke Art. EJoxrucker Norman Fenske Ml LURED SAILER Donald Bedroske Readers Digest Award ... H. Juneau presentation of D.A.R. . H. Juneau American Legion Award .. H. Juneau Presentation of valeoictory and Salutatory medals . H. Juneau Presentation of diplomas, h. Juneau Recessional Pat Hurth • � � fi� � CLASS WILL I, Don Bedroske bequeath to tee juniors all tic hard earned KNOWLEDGE I’VE GAINED IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS; (IT MAY 0£ FOUND in my books). My shapely legs to Joesph konecny. I, ANNABELLE BRECKE, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO YHISTLE (EVEN ON STREET CORNERS?) TO DOROTHY FRITSCH, I, NORMAN FENSKE, BEQUEATH MY A8ILITY TO PLAY BASKET BALL TO ALVIN SCHMIOTfAND MY LONG EYE LASHES TO B0WICE SEDLACK, AS THEY TELL ME GIRLS LIKE TO HAVE THEM. I, Carol Fierke, bequeath my ability to sing and my ability TO GET ALONG WITH THE BOYS TO LEONA SPRINGER. ALSO MY MANY MOOOS TO MELVIN LlNDAU. I, BEVERLY GENRICH, BEQUEATH MY GIFT OF GAB ANO ABILITY TO ASK QUESTIONS TO ELEANORA SCHMIDT, AND MY SKILL IN MAKING BASKETS TO HERBERT SCIDMORE. I, LILLIAN HAUFE, BEQUEATH MY GIGGLES TO STELLA BRECKE, ANO MY NOSE WRINKLING ABILITY TO RANNY GENRICH. I, ETHEL MILLER, BEQUEATH MY QUIETNESS TO LANAE 0RECKE. I, Celine Schjmacher, bequeath my name Beetle to Loretta Paff, and my slimness in figure to Joyce harder. 1, MILDRED SAILER, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO PLAY TRCMBONE ANO MY EXCELLENT MANNERS TO RAYMOND FrITSCHE. I, DORTHY TlSCHENOORF, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH OTHER PEOPLE TO BOBBY 3USFL I, Fern Tischenoorf, bequeath my dancing ability to Betsy Leach. I, Margaret Zak, bequeath my boy friends to the man power COMMISSION AND MY ABILITY TO TELL PEOPLE OFF TO WfeSLEY REV IE. I, ART boxrucker, bequeath my ability to tease girls to Joseph konecny. also my ability to get along with the teachers to Estelle Pueschner. CUSS PROPHECY WHVT A TOWN THIS OORCHESTER WILL BECOME BY 1970, COMPOSED OF NEARLY AU. THE OLD 45 GRADUATESI CHANGES WILL TAKE PLACE THAT NO ONE COULD E0R3EE BACK WHEN WE WERE PLANNING C l ENG EVENT AND WONOERING ABOUT GRADES in Chbiistry, English, ano social Science. But with all the clo gang still in Dorchester rr surely will become quite a townj Norman will be the local International Harvester salesman, yes, that's RIGHT - HE'LL MARRY THE GENRICH GIRL AND QO INTO HIS FATTER - IN - LAW'S BUS I ft S3. Fern and her hjsbano will have a family and be cue of the mainstays OF THE TOWN. Tie educationw. systew for the fifteen or so offsprings of these two FAMILIES WIU. BE UHCER HE DIRECTION OF TWO COMPETENT TEACHERS, AHNABELLE ano Celine, while they have quite a task on their ham� , everyone is CONFIDENT OF THEIR ABILITY TO 00 TIE JOB. TO PROTECT TIE HEALTH OF DORCHESTER, THE NURSE, ETHEL MILLER, WILL BE SAFE-GUARDING TIE COMMUNITY FROM ALL EPIDEMICS. MARGARET WILL HAVE A HOUSE ON FRONT STREET, ERE HER VETERINARIAN Hjsaw® LIKEWISE HAS HIS OFFICES (NOT TOO PROMISING IN A MECHANICAL AGE, OF COURSE, BUT GETTING ALONG NICELY, THEY SAY.) 0ORTHY WILL BE KEEPING THE CITIZENS OF DCRCHESTBH LOOKING TIEIR BEST BY WEEKLY VISITS TO HER BEAUTY SHOPPE , AM) A CUPP JOINT NEXT DOOR FDR THE HEN (BARBER SHOP TO YOU.) CAROL IS MAKING THE MONEY WITH HER YE WAYSIOE lH F, DOWN AT THE FORMER Seidels corher. uite a business too; everyone goes there for the best FRIEO CHICKEN IN MARATHON COUNTY I Lillian wct s out at the local airport, ahc really is going places 1 But sometimes she crives for the haberdasher Taxi Coapany, for in that w� y she can tell people where to get off. The former Mildred Sailer rlpc a truck farm and green house outside THE CITY LIMITS, IN HER SPARE TIME, BUT SHE DOES HAVE TIME TO HELP YOUNG M ILLY WORK OUT CHEERS FOR 0000 OLD DOR-Hl. HER HEBAN3 DON SPENOS MOST OF MIS TIME ON THE ROAD, AS HE IS COWECTED WITH ULTRA VIOLET OF CALIF- ORNIA, (A LIGHT COMPANY YOU UNDERSTAND). ART HAS NOT BEEN SEEN SIHCE 1947 WHEN HE PUBLISHED HUS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. IT SEEMS THAT A FEW OLD PALS AHC SOME PROSPECTIVE FATHER - IN- LAWS READ THE BOOK AH® WENT GUNNING FOR HIM, SO HE HAD TO LEAVE, BUT FAST. Tfc HEAR HE SPEAKS CHINESE VERY WELL. HERE EM THE PREDICTION OF THE TWENTY FIVE YEAR PROGRESS THE SENIORS OF 1945 WILL BE MAKING. JUNIORS , , 2nd ♦’ow: Joserh ..onocnj, Dorothy 1 I2rnin SedLcV, St.elU -reok a. Bobby Bush; rw« ., , • ..• • 3ert Raymond i-rltsohe, Kanny Genrich, -av.-. • , - ■'chmidt. jw:;ica cl ss history Tho Junior cla' consisting cf ht'An of .. . sever, who started as freshmen In 1042, elected the .oxiow-rv officers for this year: President .... Kayrcn .rit.sche Vlce-rr sid nt • . T.� ona ''rlnfJAr Secretary .... tella r � oke . Treasurer .... l anora cchml - Our class advisor was iliss iierte'. The Junior candidates for the rorularity toll g Ldt, end second olace. The class did very well In U stamp sales, for they led In both the amount sold and in the number of s •• • nz purchasing stamps. During the v r various parties were held tc raise money for the treasury. On October 17th an all school -'arty .vns held, and In March a card party was sponsor -d. The climax of the year was the Junior Prom, held .rrll 2G, with Raymond Frltsche presiding � 3 ■clnE SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to rifc.ht: 1st row; Varion Broeske, I’orman Zutler, Jar-es eck, Veres Vi Her, Lora '«enrich, Loris Genrlch, Audery Doolittle, Archie ohan; 2nd row; Vr. VandeBerg, Bernice iiilke, Elavne FensVe, oler s ScLoppcr, Doris 5a’. ler, I armaret Geiger, ary Tlschendorr, etty Pausober, Estelle Stetzel, Virginia ueller, 3rd row; Leander ayr, Lester Luecdeke, Illy T ede, 'arcella Leonhard, Edith Kaldhart, Bildr. Tilko, Sonny Schrieber, Vi-tor Zak, Per ert T .. . FHESFMAN CLASS avchen SOPHOMORE CUSS HISTORY OF THE THIRTY GREEN AND INEXPERIENCED FRESHMEN WHO EN- TERED Dorchester high School in 1943, there were twenty-seven WHO RETURNED IN THE FALL OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. These TWENTY- SEVEN WERE quITE PROUD OF THEIR RANK AS SOPHOMORES, AND VERY READY AND WILLING TO IMPRESS UPON THE MEW FRESHMEN OF 19 4 THE IMPORTANCE OF THAT POSITION. DURING THE YEAR A FORMER CLASS- MATE, Leander mayr, came back to rejoin the class, so in tic SPRING OF 1945 THERE WERE TWENTY-EIGHT IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS. UM3ER THE SUPERVISION OF MR, VANOEBERG, THE CLASS ADVISOR, A CLASS MEETING WAS HELD AfC THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS ELECTED: President ..... Norman Zuther Vice-President. . . James beck SECRETARY ..... MARGARET GEIGER Treasurer ..... Dora Genrich WE BEGAN OUR SCHOOL YEAR BY GIVING THE FIRST SCHOOL PARTY OF THE YEAR, AN INITIATION PARTY FOR THE FRESHMEN. WE ALSO IN- ITIATED FOUR NEW TEACHERS: MISS CHISAMORE, MR. FOX, MISS HfcSTEO, AND MISS KELSEY. IN THE FALL OF 1944 THE ANNUAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL WAS HELD. Representatives for king and quEEN from our class mere Norman Zuther and Hilda Wilke. WE secured third place in that contest. There were three members of our class who participated in Forensics: Norman Zuther, Elayne Fenske, and Doris sailer. In BASKETBALL WE WERE REPRESENTED BY HERBERT SCIDMORE AND BILLY Theoe. One cheer leader, Doris Genrich, was chosen from our class. There were several sophomore members in the band, the MIXED CHORUS, AND THE GLEE CLUB. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO TWO MORE YEARS OF INCREASING IMPORTANCE AT DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL. FRESHMEN CUSS HISTORY It was on September 3, 1944, that we thirty-eight wide- eyed FRESHMEN FIRST PASSED THROUGH THE DOORS OF THE OORCHESTER high School to become formally enrolled as students here With THE HELP OF OUR CLASS ADVISOR, MR. FOX, WE ELECTED OUR CLASS OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS: President ...... Raymond gebert Vice-President . . . nyle Seidel SECRETARY ........... MARIAN PUOLEINER Treasurer ...... Patsy Hurth IN THE FALL WHEN THE SCHOOL CARNIVAL WAS HELD WE WERE €RY PROUD AND HAPPY TO HAVE OUR CLASS CANDIDATES FOR KING AND qUEEN, Francis Sebolo ano Patsy Hurth, elected as the most popular boy and GIRL IN SCHOOL. FOUR FRESH EN BOYS PARTICIPATED IN BASKETBALL: EUGENE ERIC- son, Howard Beoroske, Norman Pickett, and Herbert Tauchen. Those of our cuss who entered t« forensics contests were: Marian Puoleiner, Dorothy Miller, jAcqueline him e, Billy Bush, and Raymond Gebert. There was also a large number of freshen in the school music organizations of band, mixed chorus, and GLEE CLUB, WE ARE HOPING THAT IN THE FOLLOWING YEARS WE MAY IMPROVE THIS RECORD. IN r.RMBDIATE GRADES ; ri ht: 1st now; Janos McCorlson, Gwen Sebold, Judith tiler, Janice Ilinke, Anna Cope , iwin BroonV ; 2nd - Drooske, 3r ce Hinko, Orville Koehn, Jaroe3 Herman, V illion Llyrna La-.bs, Miss Boe. Mot on picture: Ruth 3rooako. PRIMARY GRADKS left to rl-jht: 1st row; Norman Staab, Rodney Potocrik, leral•, ludwir, andr IV rrinan, Susan Merrlman, Lawerence Sterling, Rey-on-i C pel and, Jr m� s Pierce; Fnd row; Vise Chlsamorj, David Bnehrens, Vvarror. rllrc, ■nth Copeland, Hope Miller, Alice Mae Pierce, Hal Underwood, F' :1 Filler; 3rd row; Ruth Buehrens, Beverly Meier, Rachel Mehner. - - . 4 - .'J '. '% iv i : t: 1st row; v. rfcert Scldmore i Jwneau; i • 1 Faymon:: illlsir Copeland , ?bert Jr orrran PI ♦ f left to ri ht: F'eVrott, Bobbv 2bd row; - 121y ”onar FenskV, SOFT BALL l3t nw; ::r. Van ieSer£, ! rancis Sobold, Noman F-is1'., James Herman- Arthur Boxruckor, !;or-ar. Dut’ r; Thede, Donald Peisi , Alvin Sc nKit, Sonny Sc'rlr r Donald Dodroake. BASKETBALL OATE Dec. DEC. DEC. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Nov. Dec. JAN. Jan. Feb. Feb. Sept, Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Conference i, 19M — Dorchester vs VKstboro 8 to 34 8, 1944 — Dorchester vs abbotsforo 10 to 44 15� 19+ — Dorchester vs Rib Lake 10 to 6e il, 1943 - Dorchester vs Medford 10 to 39 19, 1943 - Dorchester vs westboro 13 to 52 26, 1943 - Dorchester vs Abbotsford 19 to 30 11 1943 -- Oorchester vs rib Lake 12 to 84 13� 1945 - Dorchester vs Medford 13 to 53 non-coherence 17, 1944 - Dorchester vs Boyd 7 to 30 5, 1944 - Dorchester vs Boyd 14 to 23 5, 1945 - Dorchester vs Athens 13 to 47 29, 1945 - Dorchester vs Athens 10 to 42 6, 1945 - Dorchester vs unity 10 to 35 19, 1945 - Dorchester vs unity u to 36 SCFTBALL 22, 1944 - DORCHESTER VS ABBOTSFORD I TO 2 26, 1944 - DORCHESTER VS UNITY 13 TO ]2 29, 1944 - DORCHESTER V8 COCBY 0 TO 9 3, 1944 - DORCHESTER VS WESTBORO 9 TO 8 10, 1944 - Dorchester vs Westboro io to i3 11, 1944 - Dorchester vs Abbotsford 2 to io 12, 1944 - Dorchester vs Colby 6 to 12 CHEER IEADERS .1?t.?ows torothy ' cCorlsor, Varlon Fudllener Pev r a a ler, Carol Ilerke, Doris Genrlch. Haaac' er, Dorothr Iller- ’ rd rnD - rl '? F”':llen � 3etty arrar-t Ta-cVan, 3enrl � •?«• FmwJc., -.SC endorf, Mildred Caller. ‘ 1 ’ 3srow Carol Eierke, ?em G. A. A, THE GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF DOROESTER high School was a main support of many activities CARRIED ON DURING THE 19 4' 5 SCHOOL TERMS� MISS KEL8EY WAS OUR ADVISOR UNTIL HER RESIGNAT- ION in February, when miss Chickering, icr success- or, TOOK PER PLACE WITH THEIR HELP AhC THE HELP OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS; PRESIDENT, MILDRED SAIL- ER; VICE PRESIDENT, CELINE SCHUMAOCR; SECRETARY, Amabelle Brecke; Treasurer, Beverly genrich; Social CHAIRMAN, CAROL FlERKE; PROVED TO OE A VERY ACTIVE ORGANIZATION. T € FIRST PART OF OCTOBER WE WENT ON A HIKE TO THE STONE QUARRY. FOR THE FALL CARNIVAL THE G.A.A, TOOK OVER TEE REFRESHMENT STAND. Vfc ALSO TOOK OVER THE REFRESHMENTS FOR OUR BASKETBALL GAMES. The girls were also noted for playing a few gooo GAMES OF BASKETBALL. WE HAD PRACTICE EVERY WEDNES- DAY EVENING. With THE HELP OF MISS KELSEY DE- FEATED THE UNITY GtRLS IN TWO GAMES, THE SCORES BE- ING 13 TO 2, AND JO TO 2. ALL GIRL CHEERLEADERS WERE G.A.A. MEMBERS. THEY DRESSED IN SNAPPY RED AND WHITE OUTFITS. The G.A.A. GIRLS are planning on a camping trip AT THE END OF THE YEAR. WE PLAN TO GO UP NORTH SOME- WHERE FOR A WEEK. WE ARE IN HOPES THAT WE WILL NOT HAVE TO GIVE IT UP AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS, The G.A.A. HAD AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESSFUL YEAR. WE SENIOR MEMBERS NOW WISH TO EXPRESS OUR MOST SINCERE HOPE THAT IT MAY CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST IM- PORTANT CLUBS IN THE SCHOOL, THAT IT MAY CONTINJE TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT ALL THE ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES IN WHICH DOR-HI PARTICIPATES. ORC'IESTRA li ft to rlyht: 1st row; Elvln I.lndau, Donald Bedroake, rr. I ox, -rl; nr!ch, Patricia Hurth; 2nd row; Ranny enrich, Mildred .’lor, Jim dcCorison, i err.lce dedlack, ratelle Puoschn r, Carol ;lerke, ToretLa Faff. BAND Left to rlr t; kneellnr: Donald Pelsslr, Jf-n McCorlson; first row; Vvrtle recke, arlon Pndllerer, Bev riv Cerrlch, Derr Ice Sedlack, vor-an ’ tver, ,?arold Schmidt, Komar. Fenake, Pa tar Purth, Jacc’icl r � Inko, Betty Ra scher, Elayne Fenake, I.oretta Paff, Satelle P j«scvr‘r: 2nd row; Mlldr-d aller, Carol Fierke, obby Ran, Dora rr cv, etty f lorVe, Stella recke, Billy Sc’ wantos, Art Boxrv.cker, r-or!s Henrlr’ , wilier, 1 r .a viller, Bets . , rebert, row; Fnpene Erickson, Dorothy Frltach, Howard edros’e, varcella Tponvard, Melvin T.Indau, Ranny enrich, rvllle Kohne, Donali Bodoske, Joseph Konency, JImrry Herman, Elvln Ilndao, Bobby Bnah, laKae “reck� � , oris Sailer, Mr. Juneau. ORCHESTRA NEWS Something new has been aooeo to our other extracurricular act- ivities, THIS YEAR, NW. ELY, A SCHOOL DANCE 0RCFC3TRA. THIS ORCHES- TRA WAS ORGANIZED SHORTLY AFTER THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR BY MR. FOX. AT THAT TIME IT CONSISTED OF SEVEN MEMBERS. BY TFE ENO OF THE SCHOOL YEAR THE MEMBERSHIP HAO GROWN TO TWELVE. The first public appearance of the group was at a banquet given BY THE OCRCHESTER COMMERCIAL CLUB, DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. Shortly thereafter tff.y played for a party given by the junior class on October 13th. One of the highlights of the year for the orchestra was the school CARNIVAL IN OCTOBER. THEY PLAYEO FOR A DANCE WHICH WAS HELD AT THE CLOSE OF THE EVENING. IT WAS AT THIS TIME THAT THIS MUSICAL ORGAN- IZATION RECEIVED ITS NAME. A CONTEST HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO FIND A NOME FOR THE ORCHESTRA, ALONG WITH A THEME SONG. ANNABELLE BRECKE WAS THE WJMtR OF THE CONTEST. SHE SUBMITTED TFE NAME THE DRIFTERS AM) THE THEME SONG DRIFTING AND DREAMING? • THE ORCHESTRA PLAYEO FOR ALL SCHOOL PARTIES AND FOR DANCES AFTER BASKETBALL G«4ES. ALSO, ONCE A MONTH, STARTING IN FEBRUARY, THEY PLAYED OVER RADIO STATION WIGM. OOfl-Ht BAND NEWS THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND CONSISTED OF FORTY MEMBERS, WHO WERE GROUPEO ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUMENT EACH PLAYED: Cornets: Donald bedroske, Estelle Puescwer, Elvin Unoau, Joseph konecny, Betsy Leach, James Herman, Robert bush, Dorothy miller, veroa miller, Ray gebert Clarinets: Carol Fierke, Stella brecke, Doris genrich, elayne Fenske, Oora Genrich, Betty Rausher, Loretta Paff, arthlr Boxrucker, WILLIAM SCHWANTE9, ROBERT RAU alto Saxaphones: Beverly Genrich, Bernice Sedlack, Marian RcleineA, Myrtle Brecke Baritone Saxaphone: Norman Zuther Flutes: Patricia Hurth, Jacqueline Hinke altos: Dorothy Fritsch, Eugene Erickson baritones: LaNae Brecke, Doris Sailer Sousaphone: Orville koew Trombones: Ranny genrich, Mildred sailer, Melvin Unoau, Marcella Leon- hard, Howard Bedroske Drums: Norman Fenske, Donalo Peissig, James McCorison A pre-tournament concert was held on May 2nd, THE TOURNAMENT WAS HELD AT COLBY, MAY 4TH, Tt TOURNAMENT SELECT 10N6 played were: Overture, Little Gypsy by Paul Yoder; march, Leqionaires ON PARADE BY ERVIN KLEFFMAN; AND REVERIE, ORGAN MELOOY BY ED CHENETTE. The number played on march was Under Escort . The names of the musical selections and tee members of the band WHO PLAYED THEM ARE AS FOLLOWS: CORNET SOLO, DONALD BEDROSKE Flight of the Bumble Bee , by N, rimsky-Karsakoff Cornet solo, Dorothy Miller List to the Convent bells , by J. Blackley SAXAPHONE SOLO, BEVERLY GERRICH Capti vat i Of 1, by Wilson John Fisher Flute solo, Jacqueline Hinke AMERICA 1 C BEAUTIFUL , BY SAMUEL A, WARD Trombone solo, Marcella Leonhard Lily Polka , by H. a. Vanoer Cook Clarinet solo, carol Fierke VALSE BEOETTE AIR de BALLET) , BY DR I GO Piano solo, Patricia hurth Concerto in B minor , by Tschaikovshy Clarinet Duet, Dora mc Doris gerrich Oark Eyes , by Calvin Grooms Clarinet Duet, William Schwantes ano Robert Raj Frienos , by Clay Smith SAXAPHONE DUET, BEVERLY GENRICH ANO BERNICE SEDLACK The holy City , by Stephan adam3 Saxaphone Duet, Marian Pudleiner and Norman Zuther Rendezvous by W, Aletter Trombone Ouet, Ranny Genrich and Mildred Sailer Kashmiri Song by Amy woooforoe-Finoer Cornet Duet, Joseph konecny and Robert jsh MAUISHLA BY DERMOT MACMURROUGH UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR, JUNEAU ANO MR FOX THE BAND HAS OONE VERY WELL AND HAS IMPROVED GREATLY. ITS SUCCESS HAS BEEN DUE TO THE COOPER- ATION OF THE MEMBERS AND THE DIRECTORS. 'IXSD CHPRVJ . .. ,0 1st row; 1.11 lien ' � ■■? , n mle BH-ce, 111- rg«wt Gie-r, J.cqnclln. CokioA, 2E ■ ' ' S Krr � Crt“l: J«na.r‘v.Tr, -or-.� Hxr, M1U M '“ • MU...’ Art -o.rueVsr, Uln Jo-rlrt.r. fc«TO l”!r Sc’ midt Melvin Undau, Clifford r.-l. Uly Thadc, Elvln lndau, Anr.abello 3r«cke, Ifarparet T chen GLEE CI.ttb Left to ric-V.t: lst-row; Lillian Haufe, Varga ret Gieger, Hilda like, • erda filler, Celtr.e Schumacher, Mildred bailor, Dorothy VcGorison, Doria Genrich, Patsy D-.rth; 2nd row; Klayne raneke, Jacqueline Hinke, Beverly Mseman, Doris Sailer, Annabel!© 3recke, Beverly Genrich, Dorot' v filler. Marion Pudlier.er, ?etty Fierke; 3rd row; ’r. Juneau, Sylvia Knrle, Selma Fussrow, Car 1 Fierke, Ferr lischendorf, Margaret Ta or., Dolores Gall, Be mi ce . 3dla£k Dora G r.r'.c' . MIXED CHORUS NEWS The Mixed Chorus, unoer the direction of Mr. Juneau, has made much progress AFTER MANY LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE. WE HAVE ACQUIRED CHOIR STANDS DURING THE PAST YEAR. THEY IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF THE CHORUS VERY MUCH. OUR FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE WAS MADE before the Commercial Club. The Christmas Concert on December 20th was a great success, we sane Oh Come all Ye Faithful , We wish YOU A MERRY CmlSTMAS , ANGELS '.It HA € HEARD ON HIGhf, AND AOORAMUS TE . WE ALSO SANG OVER RAO 10 STATION W.l .G.M. at Medford. The songs sung at the tournament at Colby WERE AS FOLLOWS; GOD SO LOVED THE WbRLCP, ANO BLESSED REDEEMER . GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Glee Club has nineteen members, mr, Juneau is the director and Patricia hurth THE ACCOMPANIST. At the Music tournament in may the Club sang the following songs; This Is Worth Fighting For , Yes, ma Ma , and Were I . The Glee Club maoe an appearance at the recreational hall for the Christmas Program. At that time they sang Childrens’ Prayer . The music Tournament Tic following took part in solos, duets, OR TRI06J Ooris Sailer Elayne Fenske VEROA MILLER Loretta paff MILDRED SAILER CAROL FlERKE . ft to r'J t: -t row; 111; -sah, .ro t.j u, • ■ it schendor', rl n Llndau,Vesley evje, rill r-ec , . • . ay Mohan; Sad row: Ray ebert, Hyl nnker, Joseph Konecoy, T?ay Fritsche, .i;ercert. Pauhen fl-old I. on a Id ielssl , r. Vande-er J 3rd rov.; 1 v o ir-' ilcVett, lomdt i ayr, Mornan athe?-, I ester ' ' - • eo , ‘ letor ak, rlvln Schr.ldt, ! fford . nul l ••Fso - , Z.rcMe ohan. The Future Farroei of - � rlca The Future err ors or Arne? toe of boys st. dinj_ vocational a rl The or nnizntion slrrs to: r d • o e rural le-.cit rshij, and rro . Is a nat' or 1 or an! Zf-1 i ultur ir r! L dc: ool. te ■ lov or c our.tr' 11 f , 6 r� cr t lonnl en t' r-t i! n- T’°e Dorchester huptt-r 6r'!cers are- .-r -r g rst I -' • : vice-president, Killian; Thede;Secret ■ . ’ • : • re-.:-, re - , Hob«.T t : r ; c; rtc t , t’orr • •' ; ■ • . aynond rltsche; Advisor, Mr. .andeFer • This ye-r our chapter took ;rt In t' fol lov.!-■£ ?. tp ' the . . . district spoakScontest, cr l i liv s Jid0Sn0 contest t. th- ount; farm at Owen, o-yds Z r Jud ir. contest, an 6 ‘leers training meet t. . t e l • basketball nrres with the Medford chapter, v.e also sponsored the Rural School Day and jnd in contest, a . I-. ‘ ■' ’ tournament, a pest control contest, • : ■ t - ' ‘ i • _ht herds dairy cattl were tested for fc ' livestock ar.d crop seeds. Twenty fruit trees Cl two t) • ' FORENSICS THE FORENSICS OF 19 5 WERE ORGANIZED BY MISS KELSEY, WITH CONTESTANTS GIVING HUMOROUS DECLAMATIONS, ORATIONS, EXTEMPORANEOUS READINGS AND EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECHES. ON MISS KELSEY'S RESIGNATION MI83 CHICKERING BECAME THE FORENSIC DIRECTOR. Tpe local contest was held in Dorchester, Friday, march 9, with the following taking PART; WITH NAMES OF WINNERS UNDERLINED! HUMOROUS DECLAMATIONS JACQUELINE HlNKE .. MA'S DAILY DOESN'T Bobbie Bush «.� .... Brotherly Love Marion Puoliener .. Hannibal's wedoing day Dorothy miller .... Rabbits Plus SERIOUS DECLAMATIONS DORIS SAILER .... LAOOIE Betty Fierke . Apple blossoms ORATIONS Billy Bush ...... Job, Freedom, and Opportunity Herbert tauchen . The will To Peace? Norman Zuther ... Farm Safety EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Celine Schumacher Carol Fierke Don piessig EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING ARTHUR BOXRUCKER READINGS WERE ON THE GENERAL TOPIC OF Peace, war and Reconstruction, as was the EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING. CHEMISTRY CLUB The ChemistRy Club was organized by members of the Chemistry class unoer the guioance of Mr. Fox. Assisted by our teacher, Mr. Fox, we elected THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR! PRESIDENT, Arthur Boxrucker; secretary, Leona springer; Treasurer, Dorthy Tischendorf. WE PARTICIPATED in the school carnival, and in February all enjoyed a sleigh ride. Don hi '?ossiprn Left to ri rhti 1st row; Lillian Hauf , Dorthy Tiac'-endorf, Sernlcc 'lac1 , stella : ne: e'n i , -overly '“•••eric , Melvin Line! mi, . layr icl , f el 11V r; 2r row; Teona Sprit • r, a 1 t ■, ‘ella .’r«cVe, -aro! IJerke, r ly ise-rar, arc6lla Teonward lorraar Fenake, esley Hevie, Apt 3oxrt cker Margaret 7 3 •'•ear boca • e of tbe war anti t e pap r s- orta , toe lyb ■ oI '1 r t. rrir.t a rarer of !tr own, -t va nil of f o sc'ool r • s r 1T r a root ! r of t r or- ter 1m? lor. lr • ne ooro f t e :o r cl®.? •«? an: of- or scvool or - !?•,?; r . r very or- ill a c-oo . o of coop� 1 rV ’ ard ’•«i-’r - !r r 1 !n- . :■: e or tv5s Tor 'os?!r r «tnff • c? ’ e : 11 v. t r -: 'ar a- rr - olvlr Ilr a Ass 11 vara er - Mvr.rly lerr!cv ditor - Art’- r : oyr cl • r ova ports - ’ or an ForaVo or.ley Fev� e 1. -. . - :arol 1-IerVe . - Dorn Oonric ' 'Izod ■'hor s - Elayne Fen3ke F’.F.A. - ornan ZutVer •imor - Mildred Sailer Tvplst 3 - Dcrtvv Tire ardorf Kt’ f.l Miller Miliar� Haufe ’Ins- reporters: Senior - ’a ear 1 ak Junior - Stella reeke Sop' ooorft - ’’arcella Leonhard ! roa'man - Dev rly v Iseman Assembly an 1 all school news - Bernice Sodlack Oor-Hi Carnival The annual High School Carnival was held Frioay evening, October the 27th. One OF THE MAIN EVENTS OF THE EVENING WAS TIE POPULARITY CONTEST. THE CONTESTANTS FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES WERE: ARTHUR BOXRUCKER AND CELINE SCHUMACHER, SENIORS; ALVIN Schmidt and Betsy Leach, Juniors; Norman Zuther and Hilda Wilke, Sophomores; an Francis Sebold AND PATSY HURTH REPRESENTED THE FRESHMAN CLASS. Francis and Patsy were crowneo King and queen. CALL CROSSHALL, A PAUL 0UNYON FOLKLORIST, GAVE A TALK ILLUSTRATED WITH PAUL BUNYON STORIES. VARIOUS GROUPS WERE IN CHARGE OF THE DIFF- ERENT CONCESSIONS. The F.F.A. RAFFLED OFF TWO GEESE. OOOR PRIZES, DONATED BY LOCAL MERCHANTS, WERE GIVEN AWAY. The HEW ORCHESTRA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mr. Fox, held a naming contest. Annabelle Brecke RECEIVED THE PRIZE FOR THE NAME THE DRIFTERS . The CARNIVAL THIS YEAR WAS ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL WE HAVE HAD AND A GOOD TIME WAS ENJOYED BY ALL. I SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. ♦------------labor day Sept. 5------------School opening Sept. i2-----------magazine campaign starts SEPT. 2|----—------SOFTBALL-UNITY--HERE Sept. 22-----------Softball-—Abby--there Initiation Party magazine Campaign closes SEPT. 26 —----------SOFTBALL-—UNITY-THERE Sept. 29-----------Softball—Colby—there OCT. 3------------SOFTBALL-I'ESTBORO-HERE OCT. 10---------— SOFTBALL-WEST80R0-THERE OCT. 12-----------SOFTBALL-COLBY—HERE Oct. 16 -—-Lt. Rue ben Pueschner Oct, 25----------cal Crosshall Oct. 27 —----------School Carnival PROGRAM FOR NAVY OAY Nov. I -----—- Teacher's convention recess Nov. 10---------— End of ist nine weeks Program for armistices Day Nov. 17-----------Basketball—Boyd—-there Nov. 20----------movie Nov. 22-----------Thanksgiving School Party Nov. 2342 --------thanksgiving Recess Dec. 1------------Basketball—Westbore—here Dec. 5------------Basketball—Boyd—here OEC. 8------------- BASKETBALL-ABBY—THERE Oec. 13-----------Basketball—Rib lake—here Dec. 18----------movie Dec. 20 —----------Christmas Program at hall Oec. 22 ------- — School party School closes for Xmas recess Jan. 3------------School opens after Xmas recess Jan. 5 ---------— Basketball—Athens—here jan. 11------------Basketball—mecforo—there Jan 15--------— Semester Exams Jan. 19------- — End of ist semester Basketball—Westboro—there jan. 22--------— movie jan. 26------------Pictures taken for Dorhian 8ASKETBALL—ABBY—HERE Jan. 29------------basketball—Athens—there Feb. i-------------Basketball—Rib Lke—there Feb. 6 —-Basketball—-unity here FeB. 9 ——— Pre-Lenten party Feb. 13 —----------— Basketball—Meoforo—here Feb. 16------- — Lincoln 4 Washington Program basketball—Medford—here Feb.' 1 g'------— basketball—unity at abbey march 9------------Local Forensic Contest VtoacH 16--------Forensic tournament—medfcro march j9-----------Movie march 23-----------End of 3ro nine weeks March 29-----------School closes for Easter Sf • - WM • W • - — ; yfij-X, • m VT? • •'� ■ « - .t • ( | rt ......... $ pjrjl 4WW0flH VtOTSWKJttf i nVJd ?j df AS3l V.v i TA : f:' . . - • 4Bn School calendar (cont.) APRIL 3 SCHOOL OPENS AFTER EASTER APRIL I? SCHOOL PARTY APRIL l6 MOVIE APRIL 18 Senior Class play APRIL 2? Junior From MAY 2 — pre-tournament Concert MAY 4 Bano Festival at Colby May || rural School day MAY 17 I8 SENIORS TAKE FINAL EXAMS. MAY 21 —- MOVIE MAY 22L23 FINAL EXAM. MAY 24 Commencement Recognition Day MAY 25 School closes MAY 25 GENRICK IMPLEMENT CO. DORCHESTER KcCORMICK - DEERING FARM MACHINERY AND REPAIRS WISCONSIN DORCHESTER STATE BANK LOANS MEMBERS OF TOE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS DORCHESTER WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF D 1 r D 1 BUILDING MATERIAL - BUI 101 NIG HARDWARE COAL - PORTERS PAINT DORCHESTER WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF FS' L J I W — Dnni DORCHESTERr WISCONSIN ABBOTSFORD LOAN CORPORATION If in the need of money to build, purchase feed, stock, furniture or for any other purpose, we will be glad to be of service to you, without any red tape. 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