Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

1956 rxltaesi r rclkesl With the realization that we are still very young in heart and experience; with the knowledge that with their counsel there is yet peace and love, anda deeper, calmer faith for us to seek: we gratefully dedicate this, the 1956 Dorhian, to our Mothers and Fathers• EVEREST SONSALLA B.S. GEN. SCIENCE AGRICULTURE RIVERFALLS STATE COLLEGE MELVIN WUNSCH B.ED. PRINCIPAL MUSIC MATH CENTRAL STATB COLLEGE CLARENCE ZIER B.ED. BUSINESS EDUCATION WHITE WATER STATE COLLEGE CLAIRE ABRAHAMSON B.S. HOMEMAKING GIRLS PHY ED UNIVERSITY OP WISCONSIN MARY KOEHLER B.S. CHEMISTRY MATH MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY STEVENS PT. STATE COLLEGE JOANNE BOCHANYIH JO AN INNOCENT FACE BUT NEVER CAN TELL. YOU CHORUS 1- 2-3-4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 PROM QUEEN 3 GIRLS QUARTET 2-3-4 LIBRARY CLUB 1-2-3 TWIRLER 1 JUNIOR BAND 1 PAPER STAFF 4 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 CLASS PRESIDENT 2 CLASS SECRETARY 4 HOMECOMING ATTENDANT 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 DAVID GEIGER DAVE IT'S GREAT TO BE ALONE, ESPECIALLY WHEN THERE'S A GIRL WITH YOU. BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 F.P.A. 3-4 F.F.A. PRESIDENT 4 PROM KING 3 CHORUS 1 CLASS PLAY 3 FATSTOCK JUDGING 1 LAND JUDGING 4 CLASS PRESIDENT 3 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2 ANNUAL STAFF 4 ROBERT GUMZ ANDY CLASSES SHOULD BE TEN MIN- UTES, FIVE TO TO GO. F.F.A. SENTINAL BASKETBALL BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL CLASS PLAY ANNUAL STAFF CHORUS PAPER STAFF KITCHEN STAFF COME AND FIVE 1-2-3-4 4 3-4 3-4 3-4 4 4 1 4 4 MARY JANE HOLLMAN LARDIE GOOD HUMOR IS THE HEALTH OF THE SOUL; SADNESS IS ITS POISON. BAND 1-2-3-4 CHORUS 1-2-3-4 FORENSICS 2-3 GIRLS QUARTET 2-3-4 LIBRARY CLUB 1-2-3 CORNET DUET 3 CLASS PLAY 3-4 PAPER STAFF 1-4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 CLASS SECRETARY 1 JUDY JANTSCH PRO THERE’S A LITTLE BAD IN EVERY GOOD LITTLE GIRL. CHORUS 1-2-3-4 FORENSICS 3-4 CLASS SECRETARY 2 CLASS TREASURER 4 LIBRARY CLUB 1-2-3 ANNUAL STAFF 4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 PAPER STAFF 1-4 BADGER GIRLS STATE 3 BERNARD KLABUNDE BUNDIE AFTER FOUR YEARS OF FAITH- FUL SERVICE—I’M LAID OFF. BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 REPORTER 3 SECRETARY 4 F.F.A. SPEACH CONTEST 2-3 FORENSICS 2-3-4 CHORUS 1 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 3-4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 JAMES LAPP JIM I’M QUIET IN THAT'S SCHOOL. SCHOOL; BUT BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 VICE PRESIDENT 4 BAND 1-2 CHORUS 1 ANNUAL STAFF 4 DAIRY JUDGING 2 LAND JUDGING 4 JERRY LUDWIG LUDIE I CAME, I BLUFFED, UATED. I GRAD- BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 VOLLEYBALL 1-2-3-4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 F.F.A. 1-2 CLASS TREASURER 2 ANNUAL STAFF 4 PAPER STAFF 4 MARLENE LUDWIG PUTTS WITH THAT MERRY AND CARE- FREE AIR, YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL WHEN SHE IS THERE. CHORUS 1-2-3-4 PAPER STAFF 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF 3-4 EILEEN NEIDHOLD NITY SHE SMILES AT MANY JUST FOR FUN, BUT WE KNOW ONLY ONE. THERE'S BAND 1-2-3-4 CHORUS 1-2-3-4 LIBRARY CLUB 2-3-4 VOCAL SOLO 1 VOCAL DUET 2-3-4 GIRLS QUARTET 2-3-4 CHEERLEADER 2-3-4 PAPER STAFF 1-4 ANNUAL STAFF 3-4 CLASS PLAY 3 PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF 4 CLASS TREASURER 1 CLASS SECRETARY 3 RICHARD SCHATTL DICK I ARGUE THOUGH THE POINT IS SMALL. I CAN'T LET THE TEACH- ER SAY IT ALL. NEWMAN HIGH 1-2 BASKETBALL 3 MANAGER 4 BASEBALL 3 VOLLEYBALL 3 CHORUS 3-4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 KITCHEN STAFF 4 JAMES SCHIFERL FELIX I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE TOLD THAT EINSTEIN A FEW THINGS. CHORUS 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 TREASURER 3 REPORTER 4 BASKETBALL 1-2-3-4 BASEBALL 1-2-3-4 CLASS PRESIDENT 1 LIBRARY CLUB 2-3 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 ANNUAL STAFF 4 CLASS PLAY 3-4 FORENSICS 1-2-3 SCHOOL PAPER 4 VOLLEYBALL 1-2-3-4 MAGAZINE CHAMP 2-3-4 BOYS ARE BOTHERSOME, BUT I DON'T MIND BEING BOTHERED. CHORUS 1-2-3-4 PAPER STAFF 4 CLASS PLAY 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 CLASS TREASURER 3 GLORIA VANDERHOOF TINY I NEVER MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO FLIRT WITH A BOY. CHORUS 1 BAND 1 KITCHEN STAFF 2-3-4 PAPER STAFF 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 SOME DAY YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU KNEW ME. CHORUS , } FORENSICS 3-4 CLASS PLAY 3 KITCHEN STAFF 3-4 CLASS PRESIDENT 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 MARY STELZEL MUTZ I'D RATHER STUDY MEN THAN BOOKS. CHORUS 1-2-3-4 KITCHEN STAFF 2-3-4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 JANIS ZIER IT'S AN AWFUL LONESOME JOB TO BE GOOD. BAND 1-2-3-4 CHORUS 1-2-3-4 FORENSICS 1-2-3-4 ANNUAL STAFF 3-4 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 1 PAPER STAFF 1-4 TWIRLER 1-2-4 MAJORETTE 3 CLASS PLAY 3-4 LIBRARY CLUB 1-2-3 VOCAL SOLO 1-2-3-4 VOCAL DUET 2-3-4 GIRLS QUARTET 2-3-4 FRENCH HORN SOLO 3-4 MAGAZINE CHAMP 1 ACCOMPANIST 3-4 einil r i s i «s r $ Autumn 1952 found twenty-one eager freshmen enrolling as Dor- chester High students. Everything was new and different but friendly teachers and students soon made us feel at home. We were officially greeted by the sophomores on initiation day. At our first class meet- ing we elected the following officers: President, James Schiferl; Vice President, Janis Zier; Secretary, Mary Jane Hollman; Treasurer, Eileen Neidhold; student council representative, Joanne Bochanyin. We chose Mr. Mosbaek as our advisor. The year was wound up with a school picnic at Marathon Park in 'Wausau. We returned as sophomores with four less members. This year we had the fun of initiating the new freshmen. We held a class meeting and elected officers for the year: President, Joanne Bochanyin; Vice President, David Geiger; Secretary, Judy Jantsch; Treasurer, Jerry Ludwig. Mr. Mosbaek again was our advisor. Throughout the year we sponsored several cookie and candy sales, all of which were successful. We ended the school year with a picnic with the juniors at Cherokee Park. Our junior year was begun with sixteen members. We elected class officers: President, David Geiger; Vice President, Bernard Klabunde; Secretary, Eileen Neidhold; Treasurer, Carol Seidel. Wfe chose Mr. Son- salla as our advisor. The juniors and seniors joined forces and under the direction of Mrs. Sorenson put on a play Boardinghouse Reach on November 12, 1954. We again sponsored several bake sales which helped a great deal in paying for our Prom, which was on April 22, 1955 We selected Japanese Sandman as our theme song, and Benny Graham fur- nished the music. David Geiger and Joanne Bochanyin reigned as king and queen. We climaxed the year with a class picnic at Mondeaux Dam. We resumed school activities as seniors with seventeen class mem- bers. We elected class officers: President, Delilah Springer; Vice President, Bernard Klabunde; Secretary, Joanne Bochanyin; Treasurer, Judy Jantsch. Mr. Sonsalla again was our advisor. The whole class went to Medford on September 12 to have senior pictures taken by Mr. Doyle. The juniors and seniors, under the direction of Mrs. Werner, gave a combined class play One Wild Night on November 18, 1955. As a good result of four years of studying James Schiferl merited the honor of valedictorian and Delilah Springer that of salutatorian. Delilah was also chosen by the faculty to receive the D. A. R. award. We chose The Higher we Climb the Broader the View as our motto with the yellow rose as our flower. Class colors were blue and silver. On May 17, 1956, seventeen sober seniors in blue caps and gowns received their long-awaited diplomas. Ladies and gents, in this prophecy we vow. To give you a picture of us ten years from now. We hope that you will enjoy our skit. As much as we have writing it. Joanne Bochanyin is a mudel in a store. She models clothes for Chiestian Dior. Her picture appeared on the cover of Post  Everyone thinks she is the most David Geiger is a farmer now. He's right at home when milking a cow. But he said in town he'd rather live. For he'8 president of the Co-operative. Robert (Andy) Gumz does push-ups daily. He is a muscle man for Barnum and Bailey. In school his muscles didn't phase us. But now they really do amaze us. Mary Jane Hollman is in a foreign land. Making real good money with her Hawiian Band. If she returns to our land some day. She is sure to give competition to Sam. iy Kaye. Judy Jantsoh is a R. N. now. To cheer up the patients was her vow. She gives them medicine, vitamins and pills. And then consoles them when they get their bills. Bernard Klabunde; can you beat that Is now our African diplomat. He tried to talk peace to the natives there. And twice they almost took his hairJ Jim Lapp ran into luck. He's president of Sears Robuck. But at last his customers got wise. They found out he sold inferior merchandise Jerry Ludwig is in the Army now. He's on K. P. duty making the chow. When he gets out and starts married life. He'll be able to cook for his darling wife Marlene Ludwig is out in Montana, Wearing western jeans and a red bandana. She went out to work for a government branch. But now she has a cowboy and a great big ranch Eileen Neidhold is married by heck. But her husband is still scrubbing the deck. And when he passes through the Navy door. She'll have him scrubbing her kitchen floor. Mary Stelzel is in a trance. On a quiz show she won a trip to France. All transportation and expenses free. She's having quite a fling in gay Paree Dick Schattl is that notorious name. Through crooked gambling he gained his fame. He told the cops he didn't do a thing— Now he's serving time in old Sing-Sing I Jim Schiferl now is an engineer. Making real good money we hear. He is a teacher in a college. Spreading about his great knowledge. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY, CONT Carol Seidel Is a farmers wife. She said she reslly enjoyes the life. Wearing old overalls and old straw hat$, She has a whole colony of dogs and cats. Delilah Springer went real far. Singing, yodeling, and playing her guitar. She makes real good money we all know. For she now has her own television show. Gloria Vanderhoof is repairing faces. She is a beautician anu going places. She has her own shop, that is real nice. Where she removes srinkles and womens lice, Janis Zier, with her lovely voice. Is now the disk jokey's No. 1 choice. She sings in night clubs and makes records too. She said television Is her next to do. Now if your prophecy does not come true. We will be even more embarrassed than you. And wo ask you not to take it serious. For if you do, you may become furious. JAMES SCHIFERL VALEDICTORIAN DELILAH SPRINGER SALUTATORIAN D. A. R. EILEEN NEIDHOLD BETTY CROCKER AWARD April 22, 1955 was tha data chosen for our Junior Prom. David Geiger and Joanne Bochanyin reigned as King and Queen. ram eai juries FIRST ROW: D. HAWKS, J. BOCHANYIN, C. SEIDEL, M. HOLLMAN, J. JANTSCH N. LAABS, D. FELDBRUGGE, MRS. WERNER SECOND ROW: L. GEBERT, E. SEIDEL, J. LUDWIG, R. GUKZ. D. SCHATTL. J. SCHIFERL F. KRUEGER, THIRD ROW: M. SEIDEL, R. WARNS, J. TIER ONE WILD NIGHT, a three act comedy-mystery by Guernsey Le Pelley, w s present- ed by the Junior-Senior Class on October 2B. Production was under the direction of Mrs. Werner. The cast consisted of the following characters: RODNEY DODD, a healthy young man who thinks he's an invalid. . . Donald Feldbrugge HENRIETTA, his housekeeper.........................................................Carol Seidel JODWILLOW, the inventive butler ......................................... Edward Seidel AUNT MYRA OPAL DODD, Rodneys aunt........................................Marlene Seidel CHARLOTTE ALLEN, Aunt Myrafs young companion ....................... Mary Jane Bollman DR. BELL, the family doctor...............................................Ronald Warns NURSE TRENT, the doctors assistant.........................................Nancy Laabs NED STEERWELL, a young self made hero...................................James Schiferl DORIS WINTHROP, the object of Neds untiring attention ...................... Janis Zier HAWKINS, a moving man .....................................................David Hawks DICKENS, a moving man .................................................... Jerry Ludwig MARIBELLE, Doris' roommate................................................Luanne Gebert MRS. ROOLY, president of Dexiter School for Girls ......................... Fern Krueger MRS. BATSOM, a public spirited townslady...............................Joanne Bochanyin JADE DARNELLI, a night club singer..........................................Judy Jantsch JAMES SCORPIO, the towns leading gangster ................................. Dick Schattl OFFICER BRAYDER, .a policeman...............................................Robert Gumz The entire action of the play takes place in the home of Rodney Dodd FIRST ROW: D. POPE, J. GEIGER, K. REIMER, E. NEIDHOLD, M. LUD- WIG, M. RAMMINGER SECOND ROW: G. KLOCKE, E. MEHNER, G. STELZEL E. ZENKER NOT SHOWN: K. KRAMER, M. MILLIKIN a 0 an STAGE CREW ........... MAKE-UP................ MAKE-UP................ TICKETS AND ADVERTISING TICKETS AND ADVERTISING STAGE CREW ........... STAGE CREW ........... STAGE CREW ............ STAGE CREW ........... STAGE CREW ............ USHER................. USHER.................. . . . .DALE POPE . .JANICE GEIGER . . KAREN RIEMER .EILEEN NEIDHOLD . MARLENE LUDWIG MILTON RAMMINGER . . .GARY KLOCKE . .ERNEST MEHNER . . GARY STELZEL . . ERVIN ZENKER .KATHLEEN KRAMER MARILYN MILLIKIN HATHAN BRECHLIN MARY ERICKSON DONALD FELDBRUGGE LUANNE GEBERT ARLAN HAMM DAVID HAWKS GARY KLOCKE KATHLEEN KRAMER NANCY LAABS ERNEST MEHNER JAMES MILLER MARILYN MILLIKIN VERA NEITZEL MILTON RAMMINGER KAREN RIEMER RUSSELL SEBOLD EDWARD SEIDEL MARLENE 8EIDEL GARY STELZEL RONALD WARNS ERVIN ZENKER There were 29 bashful freshmen that entered Dorchester High School in 1953. During the early part of September initiation was held by the Sophomores, with a full day of fun and a school party in the evening. At our first class meeting we elected our officers for the year. They were as follows; President, Donald Feldbrugge; Secretary, Nancy Laabs; Treasurer, Luanne Gebert. Our class advisors were Mrs. Sorenson and Mrs. Pope. In the fall of 1954, twenty-five sophomores started school. This year we had the privilege of initiating the freshmen. We had a very suc- cessful school party after the ceremony. The officers were as follows: President, Nancy Laabs; Vice President, Janice Geiger; Secretary, Karen Riemer; Treasurer, Marilyn Millikin. Our advisors were again Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Sorenson. Our junior year began with the same twenty-five pupils. We are now upperclassmen and have the job of setting an example for the under- classmen. At our first meeting we elected officers with Dale Pope as President, Verlyn Schmidt as Vice President, Janice Geiger as Secretary, and Fern Krueger as Treasurer. Mrs. Abrahamson and Mrs. Koehler are our class advisors. We held a class play with the seniors in November. Our Junior Prom was held April 27. The theme used to decorate was Song of the Islands . DALE POPE PRESIDENT JANICE GEIGER SECRETARY VERLYN SCHMIDT VICE PRESIDENT FERN KRUEGER TREASURER DUANNE BAKER FREDERICK BARTNIK ALVIN BLAZEL ARLA BRECKE DONNA DOBERSTEIN MARLIS FEN5KE BILLY FIERKE NANCY GEBERT MARK GEIGER PETER GOESSL BILLY GUMZ BEVERLY GREASER RITA JOHNSON LOIS KLEMETSON CLARENCE KLIMPKE CAROL LUDWIG DUANE LUDWIG DARRYL NELSON JOHN ORTLIEB GLEN PAUL SUE PLOECKELMAN DENNIS POPE DOROTHY RABEHL SHARON SAUTER ALLEN SCHERER In 1954, thirty-six frightened freshmen entered Dorchester High School. We were initiatedand gave a return party. Our class officers were as follows: President, Carol Luuwig; Vice President, Glen Paul; Secretary, Aria Brecke; and Treasurer, Snaron Sauter. We sponsored a number of events during the year. Our class advisor was Mr. Haavisto. in the fall of 1955, there were thirty-one eager sophomores ready for the fun of initiating the green freshmen. Our officers this year are: President, Larry Seidel; Vice President, Pauline Weber; Secre- tary, Ruth Krueger; Treasurer, Janet Schiferl. Our class advisor is Mr. George. PAULINE WEBER VICE PRESIDENT RUTH KRUEGER SECRETARY CURTIS BOCHANYIN RICHARD BAKER MILDRED COPELAND DORIS ELLENBECKER JANE GEIGER QUENTON GIPP GERALD GONNERING LARRY GREWE DARLENE GUMZ DORIS GUMZ GARY HAMM LORNA HOFFMAN JAMES HOLLMAN JAMES JANTSCH KENNETH KLOTH DONALD KRUEGER NANCY LANG KENNETH LAPER RONALD LUDWIG JEAN MANN BRUCE MEHNER MARY ANN MILLER JAMES MILLIKIN BARBARA OESTREICH LARRY PAUL SHARON RABEHL MARVIN RIEMER KAREN ROBIDA PATRICIA SCHATTL JAMES SORENSON DOROTHY TISCHKNDORF DUANE UMLAUFT WANDA VANDERHOOF JAMES VIEGUT ROSEMARY VIDAS CONNIE WARNS On August 28, 1955, thirty-six green freshmen started their first year of high school. The new students were all confused and bewilder- ed. By voluntary force we attended the sophomore initiation party. We gave a return party on October 20. At our first class meeting with our class advisor, Mrs. Werner, we elected the following officers. President, Larry Paul; Vice President, Ronnie Ludwig; Secretary, Jane Geiger; Treasurer, Karen Robida. arblaa Aurnaal Staff ASST. EDITOR, N. LAABS: EDITOR, F. KRUEGER CO-EDITORS, J. ZIER, E. NEIDHOLD; ASST. FIRST ROW: D. SCHATTL, J. GEIGER, D. SPRINGER, M. LUDWIG, M. HOLLMAN, G. VANDERHOOF, J. JANTSCH, M. STELZEL, P. SCHATTL SECOND ROW : B. KLABUNDE, D. GEIGER, R. KRUEGER, J. BOCHANYIN, C. SEIDEL, J. SCHIFERL, J. LUDWIG, R. GUMZ FIRST ROW: N. LAABS, F. KRUEGER, R. KRUEGER, «;T S0N, KONd’ROW DOBERSTKIN, J. GEIGER, J. ZIER, L. GEB ,M. SEIDEL, P.  ffiBER, K. RIEMER SBLO t rtnik !’ geigerTERd eldbrugge e . neidhol6, a. scherer’, d! ellenbecker, q. gipp’. L. g5 St, l. nSSholI; 5: warns, a: brecke ba6k ROW: c. warns, b. fierke, C. LUDWIG, L. STELZEL, C. KLIMPKE FRONT ROW: D. SCHMIDT, C. WARNS, M. RIEMER, L. JOHNSON, W. VANDER- HOOF BACK ROW: M. COPELAND, D. TISCHENDORF, M. MILLIKIN. J. PLOCKELMAN ’ P. WEBER K. RIEMER N. LAABS F. KRUEGER ume eluite II FLUTE SOLO II FLUTE SOLO I CLARINET SOLO II CLARINET SOLO I DRUM SOLO II CLARINET SOLO I CLARINET DUET I GIRLS QUARTET J. I MIXED QUARTET P. WEBER K. RIEMER F. KRUEGER R. KRUEGER C. LUDWIG N. LAABS J. RIEMER-N. LAABS J. ZIER-E. NEIDHOLD BOCHANYIN-M HOLLMAN J. SCHIFERL-N. LAABS R. WARNS-L. BARTNIK II BRASS DUET G. STELZEL-A SCHERER III VOCAL SOLO P. WEBER I VOCAL SOLO J. ZIER II CLAR. QUARTET R. KRUEGER-L. GEBERT F. KRUEGER-M• SEIDEL II CORNET SOLO V. SCHMIDT II CORNET SOLO G. STELZEL II CORNET DUET M. HOLLMAN-V. SCHMIDT I TROMBONE SOLO R. WARNS I FRENCH HORN SOLO J. ZIER I VOCAL DUET E. NEIDHOLD-J. ZIER J, ZIER, J. BOCHANYIN, M. HOLLMAN, E.NEIDHOLD L. GEBERT, F. KRUEGER M. SEIDEL, R. KRUEGER FIRST ROW: MR. WUNSCH, M. STELZEL, K. ROBIDA, K. KRAMER, P. WEBER, J. JANTSCH, J. ZIER, F. KRUEGER, E. NEIDHOLD, M. HOLLMAN, C. SEIDEL, J. BOCHANYIN, M. LUDWIG, J. GEIGER, V. NEITZEL SECOND ROW: B. GREASER, D. TISCHENDORF, J. GEIGER, N. LANG, D. ELLENBECKER, R. JOHNSON, P. SCHATTL, N. LAABS, S. SAUTER, K. RIEMER, M. SEIDEL, M. MILLION, L. GEBERT THIRD ROW: V. SCHMIDT, D. LUDWIG, E. SEIDEL, Q. GIPP, D. DOBERSTEIN, M. FENSKE, J. SCHI- FERL, R. KRUEGER, C. WARNS, J. SORENSON, L. SEIDEL, F. BARTNIK, P. GOESSL BACK ROW: D. FELDBURGGE, M. GEIGER, J. SCHIFERL, D. SCHATTL, R. WARNS, C. BOCHANYIN, D. POPE, A. BLAZEL, G. STELZEL, D. HAWKS FIRST ROW: R. SCHATTL, C. WARNS, D. SCHOPPER, M. SEIDEL, J. JANTSCH, M. HOLLMAN, D. SPRINGER, P. WEBER, J. SCHIFERL, P. SCHATTL SECOND ROW: A. BRECKE, D. KRUEGER, E. SEIDEL, G. STELZEL, R. WARNS, B. FIERKE, C. BOCHANTIN, B. KLABUNDE, J. ZIER, J. MANN, MRS. WERNER BACK ROW: K. ROBIDA, R. JOHNSON. R. KRUEGER, J. SCHIFERL, S. SAUTEB, Q.GIPP, M. RIEMER, F. BARTM1K, D. DOBERSTEIN, B. GREASER, D. ELLEN- BSCKER FORENSIC CONTEST 1955 NON-ORIGINAL ORATIONS Myron Tauchen Janet Schiferl B ORIGINAL ORATIONS Bernard Klabunde A HUMOROUS DECLAMATIONS Delilah Springer B Marlene Seidel A SERIOUS DECLAMATIONS Mary Jane Hollman A Judy Jantsch B 4-MINUTE SPEECH James Schiferl B Lavrence Bartnik A EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Janis Zier Sharon Sauter What Else Have You Got Perpetual Peace The Two Edged Sword Arrangement in Black and White The Walta The Only Way Futility To Fight Or Tollgnora A Break In The Community Spell o FIRST ROW: J. MILLIKIN, M. GEIGER, 0. KLOCKE, J. SCHIPERL, R. GUMZ, B. KLABUNDE, D. GEIGER, MR. SONSALLA, D. HAWKS. SECOND ROW: G. HAMM, D. POPE, M. RIEMER, E. ZENKER, A. BLAZEL, B. FIERKE, J. HOLUIAN, D. POPE, J. MILLER, D. UMLAUFT, A. HAMM, G. GONNERING. THIRD ROW: P. GOESSL, D. LUDWIG, G. PAUL, C. KLIMPKE, F. BARTNIK, L. PAUL, D. NELSON, M. RAMMINQER, L. STELZEL, J. VIEGUT G. Klocke Treasurer D. Gei er President J. Schiferl Reporter Ci A'A E. Klabunde Secretary R. Gumz Sentinel FIRST ROW: V. NEITZEL, J. GEIGER, J, BOCHANYIN, G. VANDERHOOF, M. STELZEL, J. JANTSCH, E. NEIDHOLD, M. HOLLMAN, SECOND ROW: K. RIEMER, p. KRUEGER, M. LUDWIG, M. SEIDEL, N. LAABS, M. ERICKSON, J ZIER, THIRD ROW: D. SPRINGER, K. KRAMER, L. GEBERT, M. MILL- IKIN FRONT ROW: C. LUDWIG, D. GUMZ, J. GEIGER, K. ROBIDA, D. GUMZ, SECOND ROW: D. SCHOPPER, D. DOBERSTIBN, B. GREASER, P. WEBER, D. TISCHBNDORF, M. COPELAND, A. BRECKE, W. VANDERHOOF, THIRD ROW: N. GEBERT, J MANN, M. MILLER, L KIEMETSQN, YOUNKBR, D. ELLENBECKER, R. JOHNSON, N. LANG, FOURTH ROW: S. WAGNER, J. SCHIFERL, S. SAUTER, R. KRUEGER, P. SCHATTL, B. OESTRIECH, M. FBNSKE, L. HOFFMAN, C WARNS Sltdkea HDWlkers ED WERNER DON TESSMER il dean FRONT ROW: R. LUDWIG, V. SCHMIDT, A. BLAZEL, J. LUDWIG, D. LUDWIG, R. SEBOLD, J. JANTSCH SECOND ROW: M. RAMMINGER, D. SCHATTL, D. POPE, R. GUIB, G. STELZEL EILEEN NEIDHOLD, NANCY LAABS, CAROL LUDWIG, ARLA BRECKE ifcv MEM DALE SCHMIDY LUDY RUN ANDY DUKE SKEEZ kklix GARY ALVIN Dew I $ FIRST ROW: M. RAMMINGER, L. SEIDEL, B. MEHNER, R. LUDWIG, M. GEIGER, J. JANTSCH, COACH GEORGE. LAST ROW: D. BAKER, G. PAUL M. BIEMER, R. WARNS, E. ZENKER, L. PAUL, C. KLIMPKE CONNIE WARNS, KATHLEEN KRAMER, KAREN ROBIDA DOROTHY TISCHENDORF asketlsa Its GAME SCORES DORCHESTER 32 DORCHESTER 33 DORCHESTER 36 DORCHESTER 47 DORCHESTER 44 DORCHESTER 55 DORCHESTER 35 DORCHESTER 72 DORCHESTER 52 DORCHESTER 34 FG = Field Goals Jerry Ludwig Russel Sebold Verlyn Schmidt Alvin Blazel Duane Ludwig Ronnie Ludwig Gary Stalzel OWEN-WITHEE 67 GREENWOOD 46 WESTBORO 42 GILMAN 52 ABBOTSFORD 76 SPENCER 80 OWEN-WITHEE 62 GILMAN 77 RIB LAKE 78 AUBURNDALE 56 FG TP 89 253 74 218 51 157 25 83 28 81 16 54 11 25 DORCHESTER 50 DORCHESTER 39 DORCHESTER 43 DORCHESTER 53 DORCHESTER 40 DORCHESTER 47 DORCHESTER 64 DORCHESTER 61 DORCHESTER 38 DORCHESTER 52 Robert Gumz Jim Schiferl Ronnie Warns Jim Jantsch Larry Seidel Dale Pope Bruce Mehner GREENWOOD 53 ABBOTSFORD 75 SPENCER 48 WESTBORO 61 AUBURNDALE 46 ATHENS 46 RIB LAKE 80 GRANTON 78 SPENCER 50 ATHENS 62 = Total Points FG TP 6 17 3 18 4 8 1 3 2 7 1 6 0 1 INDIVIDUAL SCORING FIRST ROW: L. SEIDEL, R. LUDWIG, R. SEBOLD, V. SCHMIDT, L. 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