Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

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Rwek QlGH SCHOOL 2740, Qsfczff Sitting from left: O. Kringel, M. Chart, B. Ewald, P. Doolittle, G. Long, C. Wolfer, . un erson, M. Zimpelmann. Standin from left: M. Carter, R. Elliott, D. Schuster, D. Fonferek, M. Lyons, A. BrooEer, E. Numerich, B. Schlack, L. Heal. Students on the various committies are listed below: P EDITOR: . Doolittle ASSISTANT EDITOR: G. Long BUSINESS: B. E1raldCManagerJ, D. Schusterfmsistnnt Managerl, S. Burnett, R. Jefferson, D. Nagel, V. Turnquist. ART: M. ChartCChairmanD, N. Hoecker, C. Kunard, L. Zaruba. PERSONALS: C. Wolfer and A. BrookerfCo-Chairmenl, B. Krieck, T. Frykholm, J. Nowland, M. Roderick. CLASS HISTORY: B. Sparks , V. Turnquist. CLASS FROPHESY: D. Mayo, R, E11i0t,t,, CLASS WILL: E. Nagel, E. Manteufel. ATHLETICS: R. Elliott ACTIVITIES: E. NumerichfChairmanJ, D. Ellerman, A. Carlson, B. Hunter. TYPISTS: O. KringelKChairmanD, M. Dean, D. Wanty, E. Kauzlaric. HUMOR: M. Carter, C. Anderson. SNAPSHOTS: M. Zi.mpe1mannKChairmanl, D. Nagel, M. Mursett. CALENDAR: ll. Iyons, D. Fonferek. CLASS EDITORS: D. Gunderson, Junior, L. Heal, Sophomore, B. Schlack, Freshman 1- 1 A . W Q v , f Y - .Q . A I A 'g., 'tf5L X., L' - Q O X A bf? tvs w f Q Xxx ' 0 3 '. mf H, '5kwx3Ql .u Q f' .. Xl. -' ' c' S 'aff - N '-5 6 ,i 9 5 1114 4 gs xky3Xy..,,s.K A , xx A-. ' w 1 L.,.- rw Yi 1 Pa' -lfsxi A-Q xt Q I .ff ni 1 S ., 'VAX W lisxlfl kk. P X f S S , Q - ' S 1 w X ,Q mf ,+ 'Q' w -BQNSSN X, ' , -Q- M K , N v , . , :fm-42, ' v 4. ' ix R155 galggx ..iWm Q in .f w gl 8 ,sam . 1 ,aj5N'kQ YE w 3 'Q -M Qsg'--1'F'f my H'-ig ff ..5.4l'! M ,fig Fw QSWYT fs r S fu Q! ' - gwg'-4v':-f' - .W ,ll iz: Lk fn gk: JSQQ5 ' w, 'WW 3 1' XE v 'N' fA., ' ,Q gy m w r S xv 1 iw ., -4 - f 40k gm 5. - .Wg I , .g . 5 , 'gym' - 'ma xx k is.: jgehication uD..s.x. Y.. ,, . W, as MSM Ns NRL. R55 Wa, es, Q., l Dxfxo -lv.Q .Q 1-X' ws- ass? Lx 5-, xx'-g A. . X v- .- . vim!! -4- .x's. 'dlxni Ns-X If Nb 1-+5 xb. '-4- 3 w - 4 --xx lub. X-aw. S-3 Q N-s, NL- 'X x. Tl. --as ..' N -Q W -S-X Q-nl 'N 'x f A4s.ef vxb sw XX -swvx. '--fs rx'svs 5-1, Q55 it 'IB-J ., N, , '4 Qty-A 1 'S fsug., X sas . , -up-.-..' we . BQ-N .neva X iQ -svn --Y. x1,f QL.. X is 75 sa.: -- x.m-'. 'C-' - - -N ' - u.. Qs--, 3 s -fs f.g u 'S-- 'wh'-5 'Q' Q50 s,,g ,.- - u A- 'NA gps--L.m urn-X -'-ree.. is Q iff 'NA xx- --xr xwiy, .Q 'W M Q .wt Q. AQ' ts' X . ik Q '-1'-vw hs ' s When we think of Mrs. Mayo ---- whe n we shall look back on the as x N.,pv' Q'M61i of Eagle High---what is it that we shall remember? Surely, wMs,A.,. X' we shall remember that it vas she who so splendidly satisfied a io, . , hundred and some hearty appetites every noon, but I doubt that 9 this is what will stand uppermost in our memory. if '.I ' She's given us a way of lifeg a spirit we should catch and lah 4, xt ER i possess. She's beenlaudriving power to those of us fighting for ' Sour school on the gridiron, the basketball court, the ice and the ,N.,,s- 1 .,,,,. yhdiaxnond. She's reached out beyond her own sons and daughters, p opening her heart to every mother's son and daughter. -slw-'PC 1' S. as iw 5 '- It seems only right that we should somehow try to say thank you to a person who in a million little ways has come to capture so big a portion of our hearts. 'qu 449-x. '. Yes, Mona , it is to you that we dedicate this annual--this lasting memorial of our days in ERHSg to you,vrho has played such an important part in our years here. ,Q JI'TZitLLH'1j E. W. KRACHT--Principal University of Wisconsin, B.A. Social Science, History. SCh001 B0HI'd--J- Seifert, B- Tuttle: ESTHER L. AUSTIN--University of Wisconsin H- MGYGTS- B.A, and M.A. Mathematics. l Pin G. V. SIMON-River Falls State Teachers E. A. JOHNSON-Gustavus Adolphus College. College. Manual Arts, Physics, Chemistry. B.A. Biology, General Science, Geograph , Coach, Physical Education. C6 yy LIMENT5 of .ff-f' . . Z?a,1lQ lfigrf' Lljl3lLOl.SiKf GEOHGIA SLAUSON HANKE--River Falls State Teachers College and University of Wis- consin. English, Latin, History, Libraryx BLANCHE TRUNCE-Texas State Women. B.S. Homemaking and Biology. For KATHRYN SCHUH--University of Wisconsin- B,A. English, French, World History- Af' DAVID B. ALLEN--Milton College. B.A. Citizenship, Band, Boys' and Girls' Glee Club, Grade School Band. DORIS CHECK--Whitewater State Teachers College. B. Ed. English, Physical Education. KENNETH M. CHECK-Whitewater State Teach- ers College. B. Ed. Typing, Sh0r'bha11d, Bookkeeping. f 1 i WHTS. Della Mayo, Cook Mr, Mort Cook, Janitor A 5 ' 'mf C WWC WYWO 'N 'DXS fi, iffox-'Y e SKC e7uu'fnunT .1 srlflfs SUEC-P In Q C70-.M C5411 fwznu On September 5, 19h5, 7h very Wgreenu Freshmen entered the halls of Eagle River High School. Mr. Roger Dennis was our class advisor. To make us real Eagle High School students they initiated us in the latter part of September. Marjorie Miller was chosen our Homecoming Queen Candidate. The next fall 65 Sophomores re-entered ERHS. Having left our greenness behind we were ready to initiate the incoming Freshmen. Miss Giles was our class advisor. A newcomer, Donna Nagel, was elected as our Homecoming Queen Candidate. Our Junior year, the best of all, was climaxed by the Junior Prom in May. we chose a ship deck for our theme and WNow Is The Hourn for the theme song. Barry Ewald and Angie Brooker reigned as King and Queen. Our class play, WFixit Incorporatedn, was a great success under the direction of Mrs. Seifert our class advisor. For Homecoming Queen candidate we chose Angie Brooker. At last we are Seniors, and have reached the goal for which we have been striving. The way has been rocky as well as eventful but S9 of us have walked to the end of this happy road together. Under the direction of Miss Austin, our class advisor, we were able to present the very successful class play, WDon't Take My Pennyn. Our candidate, Mary Lou Chart reigned as Queen of the Homecoming Dance. Co mencement on May 27 will close the doors on four years of fun, friendship, and success but it will not shut out the memories of happy times and friends we had at Eagle High. cf X514 Chef egg After a great deal of probing around and generally questioning the individuals that make up the senior class the following piece of literary genius was composed and with the least amount of fiction and a crystal ball nearby, here we go! The title of the worst basketball coach in history at Podunk U. goes without doubt to the former ERHS star, PARRY EEALD. The now balding young man Che tears out all his hairj is enjoying his position to the utmost. The top hard liquor joint in the country has for its propietor none other than LEON ZARURA, who is now making millions by adding S01 water to each bottle. The best bartender in this roadhouse is DICK LANTZ who can really mix 'em. Another addition to the tipsy duo is husky PERU LINDSTROM, the brawny bouncer. Every time we turn on the radio we get the caustic remarks of ROSS ELLIOTT and his dry anecdotes on sports. Only once a week does he attempt to broadcast a game and that is when he can brag about that great Chicago Plackhawk goalie, DOUGLAS ELLERHAN. BILL SPARKS is running his own gold mine in Alaska and at last report was making oodles of money. Seems he induced all the Eskimo women to work for nothing and it pays off plenty. LOUIS PAULMAN is his chief manager. ORLENE KRINGEL and VIRGINIA TURNCUIST are married and living in Canada. They live next to the Montreal Forum so as to be near their husband's work. MARKIE RODERICK is still in Florida but this time she is getting more than sunshine. what a remarkable place for a honeymoon and look at that blushing young bride and groom from Eagle River, MARCIA ZIMPELMANN and hubby. The top dude path in the Southwest is capably run by ED NUMRICH and his top rider is GENE STEIN who laughs the broncos into tameness and then rides on. ALLEN MEYERS runs the top garage in the north country and you can get anything from a grease job to a manicure at his plush establish ent. The top man in the ancient car business is SHEIDON BURNETT and right around you will find his trusty mechanic, CARL ANDERSON. They are up in the job and all of their gas comes from GORDON LONG'S filling station. They claim the gas is jet-propelled and this is mainly on the efforts of TERRY FRYKHOLM, the great chemist. The top artist for Esquire is MARY LOU CHART and her drawings really have the wolves howling for more. Another artist hm in the serious line is PHYLLIS DOOLITTLE who makes her living fend her husband'sJ by interior decorating. In Michigan the name for good fishing and hunting is EDDIE NAGEL who knows the trails and lakes by heart. Ed has returned from a lengthy trip to Africa and has plenty to talk about if the fish don't bite. The top woman general in the world is our own ARLENE CARLSON and she has worked her way up from private first class. The next in command is DELORES BARICH and the girls say they're mighty tough. The Chicago Hornets have finally won a game in the All-American Conference and the only reason this miracle happened is than they have DALLAS MAYO playing quarterback and also taking a part-time coaching job. Mayo scored ten touchdowns yesterday in the thrilling contest at J 1 ' 5 A 5 sans l - ffti ffh- s 'f'J ..'.. F M ll S Losl' LAKE RESORT HF 5. f rail Q Soldier's Field. Throughout all the music land we hear the applauds for CHARLOTTE KUNARD and the magic melodies of her zither. They even have Stowkowski listening and that's good. CIt says herel. The top name in the Western music field is the FIELDS girls, EDITH and LORRAINE. After several years Qf diligent practice they are now on top and play every night on the radio and are the top performers on the Saturday night Barn Dance. EVA KAUZLARIC is running a secretarial school and giving all her students her own experiences in the field and advancing the ideas which she has learned under KMC. The wayfaring stranger of the group has really traveled around the world and if you want to know about an place from Alaska to Hawaii just ask JACK PRIDE. H LEN BENNETT has built the long awaited hospital in Eagle River and she does all the nursing by herself. Next door to the hospital is the great steam laundry run by NELLIE GREEK and they wash the fastest and the bestest in town. The top recording artist in the world today is none other than our own ANGIE SIMAC and her golden voice has thrilled millions the world around. KEITH HEAL has worked his way up from paperboy to become the head manager of the Milwaukee Sentinel and he really puts out the copy for his readers. The newly graduated West Point cadet now commissioned private first class is our prize student CLAYTON PIEDLER who has realized his life ambition. The top man in the foot business is RICHARD PRIDE and he cuts corns and paints toenails for a lifetime trade. Can it be that he wears a clothespin around his nose? WARREN MERKEL has bought a new convertible and just rides around and enjoys life in the best manner possible. His rich uncle left him five million dollars and he lives in a wealthy penthouse. Whatta life! DUANE CLURE is the top admiral in the navy and has his own ship. What, did you say it was a sailboat? DONNA NAGEL is a commercial knitter but really she does most of her knitting for her own children. fShe and Jerry have fifteen at the present timej. The top housewife in the country is JANICE NOWLAND and her cooking is noted the world around. She specializes in hamburgers and french fries. Some of the best-selling novels in recent years have been turned out by MARIAN HEIN and she claims all the credit goes to the English teaching of Mrs. Hanke. The best in the dog business, training that is, is that old bulldog, DON SCHUSTER who has followed his life-long ambition and now turns out the smartest and best-looking canine creatures known. EMILY MANTEUPEL and MARILYN MURSETT have formed a man- trapning corporation and at last report they were selling them wholesale and making a profit for them- selves. The profit?, well confidentally it's a husband. ANGIE BROOKER is the beauty queen of the north woods and the only reason people come to the Plum Lake softball games in the summer is to view the life-like portrait the community has erected for her. MIRIAM LYONS has oought a fleet of cabs and with her husband's diligent help she transports all the people in Eagle River. The best wa to make money is to burn up all the cars owned in the district and this is precisely what she did. The best teacher in the district is RUPY MAYO and she has a large class of students. Is it true that they are all her own? The speed-boy BILL KRIECK is still in high school pla ing football and hockey for the good old alumnus. Last year the WIAA almost caught up with him tho' and he claims this year is his last. CLIFF LACROSSE runs a sportman's bar in St.Germain and they serve nothing but Coca-Cola and candy. But the bar comes from the back room where they also run a roulette wheel and dice games. The top resort in the north which caters especially to movie actresses is proudly run by RUSS JEFFERSON and he's been married six times but is now single and the most eligible bachelor in the country. The wacky scientist and inventor who lives in the outskirts of Eagle River is the former CHARLES WOLFER who is now known as the mad scientist and who experts claim now knows less about science than any man living in America. TED KOZALINSKI runs a tip-top dairy farm in Maine and he feeds the cows on beer and pretzels and the milk is out of this world. The top bars in New York City buy from him and the drink made from his product is known as white cow. MARION DEAN is the top telephone operator in Chicago and she gets more business than any other three operators combined. Can it be that most of her calls are young men asking for another date? Happily married to the boss, ex-secreatary DORIS FONFEREK is the happiest young woman in the world and her four daughters help to illustrate this also. Might we notice that NANCY HOECKER is the top actress on the legitimate stage today and she rates applauses from the critics when she places her foot on the stage. Hollywood has offered her a million dollar contract but she is too busy to sign a trifle piece of paper like that. DON MAYO has replaced Kert Eikerberger as the chief ski instructor at the Northernaire and he caters especially to the feminine types. BONNIE HUNTER is happily married and she and hubby Dorian get along justswdl fthey have four children--proof enoughij The top night club operator in Florida is DORENE WANTY who really puts on a snow for the cash customers. MERILYN CARTER has finally made Carnegie Hall with her flute, and hopes to be playing with Spike Jones' Band in the near future I shall now close this 1 1 message and den up for fear of what may happen when it is read. dheerio, my dear friends. glohoggs you're still Nfriendsn. x 'A - Vilas Truck I If LJ. 0 HSOHS QTIGTY . F Sana . 511001 Svfflfeg Vvxx Go-,JS G I-rnplc-ment C N En,7fe fm-e P' use E-,1lc.lTwiv',hh1e- WN-I-'J D' 1474 A f ,l g, A , G fs am, new D C 49 Serum- DALLAS MAYOs 'Pride of our school, President of our class, A real true blue, admired by lad and 1a5s,n President kg Glee Club ng Annual Staff by Pres. of AA hg Basketball l,2,33 Baseball l,2,35 Football l,2,3,hg Honor Roll l,2,3,hg Vice-Pres. Student Council 33 WEN Club 2,3,h. EVA nuzunlcf 'Dashing to and fro, she is alwa s on the go.' Class Play 3,h5 Honor Roll l,2,3. M EDWIN NAGEL: 'Don't look at me girls-it makes me nervous.' Vice Pres. 33 Glee Club hy Annual Staff hg Basketball 3,bg Foot- ball 2,3,hg 'EH Club 3,143 Entered from Clintonville High 'h6. ANGELINE BROOKER: WA willing hand, a friendly smile, that was her motto all the while. F.H.A. 1,Pres. 25 Glee Club 3,hg Class Play hg Forensics lg Annual Staff hg Junior Prom Queeng Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. EDWARD NUMRICH: 'I know I'm not good looking, but I'll get by. Glee Club 3,b5 Annual Staff hy Honor Roll l,2,3,h, DORENE WANTY: There's a vrlcked little flicker :ln her eye. Annual Staff M: Honor Roll l. Q GENE STEIN: 'A little wit, a little fun- Gene has a grin for every- one.W Basketball 2,3,h' Foorzban 2, '-1-3 cm, 3,f,. ENQKS vhygvsm. ' Y new 7- IFIENO , ...mf . A flue so ' fwflr D -S lv gf' Z' Q C0?xam. we.. SNJB cheerlvb S enter IIARIAN HEINx 'An excellent student as a rule upl:Lt'ts the standards of the school. Entered from Rib Lake High School 'h8. TED KOSZALINSKI: As a man speaks so he is. Football 2. Entered from St. James High School 'h6. r f DELORES BARICH: Quietly she has proceeded through school. F. H. A. 1,2. ol' 151079 .auf Q uAp7S- TERRY FRYKHOLM: 'When lessons get a little tough, just run a little bluff. Band l.2,3,h3 Class Play bg Forensics 25 Annual Staff ng Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3,hg Hockey 2,hg Football 3,h5 Honor Roll bg E Club h. JANICE NOWLANIM Love came into her heart one day--just for a visit- but decided to stay, F.H.A. P43 Annual Staff h, Entered from Bay View High School 'h6, ly .. a Il .::!!1l. T' K K, 1 5iXe'.ffZ half at ' Sv EQ ' -Q l d 1 ' tif+ggQgg1 .. 95135 ncss ELL1omT H1 haven't spent four years for nothing-where's ny football letter? Vice President 1,145 Hi Times 3,113 Glee Club lag Annual Staff lr Basketball 1,2,3,f13 Baseball 2,3,hg Football 2,3,hg Honor Roll l,2,3,h HEH Club 3,h. LECN ZARUBA: 'If school is liberty-give me death. Annual Staff hy Baseball ug Football 1 2 3 L- w n E Club 2,3,1,, ' ' ' ' ,:0a4-4 Slof AT nl. S NORTHWOODY Cwof flfk aber lllfdvafaf 01154.53-,f., S of A 23 75 xi' sus, :S U . 4442 , P -M, 5 f E. 'S-.ff 5 .A X. 4 Riga BILL KRIECK: WYou simply can't keep a good man down.n Secretary 1,3 Glee Club bg Annual Staff hg Baseball l,2,3,h5 Hockey 3,743 Foot- ball 1,3,hg 1-3 Club 3,l4. MARGARET RODERICKx WA girl both serious and gay, A friend all throughout the day.W Pand l,2,3,h3 Cla - QRS if ' WN.. LORRAINE FIELDS: A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance.U Glee Club 1,2,3,h3 Operetta 23 Annual Staff h. LOUIS PAULMAN: uNearly killed once by a train of thought running through his mind.N Football 3,hg E Club 3,l1. Entered from Phelps High 'h6. CARL ANDERSON: NHe has three speeds---slow, slower, and stopl' Annual Staff M5 Football 2,3,h' Honor Roll 35 NE' Club L, ORLENE KRINGEL: WThe things that haven't been done before, those are the things she tries.n Rand 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 N Class Play 35 Annual Staff 113 Girls Basketball lg Honor Roll l,2,3,h3 Librarian 3,h. WIN' .41l .ln-. BARRY EWALD: UTwinkle, e 3,5 twinkle, athletic star- , ,KW we A what a bashful boy you f- ' .Q Qfggf H gre,N President 33 Hi ' t?, U V sis. Times 2,3,bg Vice-Pres. H g f. of AA bg Annual Staff 3, ' , Q f .. , A hi Junior Prom Kingg .K . g ' C ,f '- V s' Basketball l,2,3,h5 Base- 2 to j g be I ball by Football 3,345 ' O Honor Roll l,2,3,h3 E C. A Club 3,h. , f A 5 ix wug sisk 'r:i'fxlf'5.f,.f'.'w-. . ni A GIE SIIAC: NI! you would call her quiet, you hardly know her.' F.H.A. 1,25 Orchestra l,2,3,h5 AuTe Bafhf Sl-f ll QW 9513 'Tcfr-3i,arfl16n. 5-ml?-Z5 C I C .4.,..,f'o 'z.,lfes, wh- Sea f Awlw' F-1,4 nw wqQ3,,l Ki f Xu-..-1 .rl fire sry 'L DOUGLAS ELLERMAN: NI pre- tend to despise girls, but Dh, how I adore them.U Annual Staff bg Hockey hg Football 2,3,h3 HBH Club b. DONNA NAGEL: NShe's cheer- ful and happy all day long, life to her is a pleasant song.W Class Play 3,h3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 25 Annual Staff h. Entered from Clintonville High 'h6. CLIFFORD LaCROSSE: HI thought I caught myself studying--dreaming again.n SHELDON BURNETT: WTonite I launch but where do I anchor?W Hi Times 2,3,h3 Class Play 3,hg Annual Staff by Honor Roll 2,3, Mg Entered from Hawthorne Junior High 'h6. MERILYN CARTER: Wwork doesn't bore her, she never has time to sit 1,23 Band l,2,3,h5 Orchestra 2,hg Glee Club l,2,3,h3 Class Play 3,h3 Operetta 25 Forensics l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff h. NELLIE GREEK: nLet the world go as it maf, I will take it either way.H F. H. A. l,2. e.Af:2:.B.vT.T 0 A ws-rfcuxfw fume Jfwzuu id safe at ei MARION DEAN: UShe's an upright, down right, all right girl.H Treasurer hz L. H. A. 1,25 Glee Club 3,hg Class Play hg Forensics l, Honor Roll l,2,3,h3 Annual Staff h. and look at it.H F.H,A, VF , 5, 8' 1 'igfx -Y? 7 r 4' A , 2 uma x , . 34 '11N X A 1 '-,. 4- Y , V 'gy 1.1 'Q ie: A1 Q M xx u -.K 4 ALLAN MEYERS: WI must have a sixth sense, there is no sign of my other five.H Football Manager 1.2: Football L, 0 Gnu If html! Of ,piafjl I ig I N ' g voccvy lnylb diner I . i i l P l T 5 Nl SCHUSTER8 He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question.W Vice- President 23 Glee Club 3, hg Class Play 3,h5 For- ensics hg Annual Staff bg T Basketball 25 Faseball 2, 3,hg Football hg Honor Roll l,2,3,hg Student Council President bg 'E' Club h. i V l I 5 l ? X F N i HELEN BENNETT: She considers life a pleasant lroad, takes all things easily and slow.' F.H.A. KEITH HEALs nwake me up when the sun rises, but don't let it rise too ear1y.n Band l,2,3,h5 Orchestra by Glee Club 3,hg Forensics 3,h5 Base- ball bg Hockey bg Football MARCIA ZIIVPELMANN: 'She gets her nitrides and night rides mixed in Chemistry.N Band Major- ette l,2,3g Annual Staff kg Honor Roll lg Librariar CLAYTON FIEDLER: tm game is over NANCY HOHIKER: It 's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow.n Band 1,2,3,h3 Orchestra 2,h3 Class Play 3,h5 Forensics l,3,hg Annual Staff hg Honor Roll l,2,3,U5 Librarian 3,h. After after the field is clearg l,2,lx. DON MAYO: In my desk mr books do lie. They are at rest and so am I. Class Play 3,115 Baseball 1, sz? straighten up nw nose and shoulder, and help me find my ear. Class Play 3,hg Football 2,3,h3 E Club 3,h. Entered from Maine Township High School 'h6. EDITH FIELDS: 'Seen but . not often heard. Glee Club 1,2,3,hg operetta 2. fa' ISRATULIYTIDNS, cms ,, 41,1 fur-1-jwri Cc-.rl Dr- H-R- U'0hv1.5on. DE Z Impelfnlnl labs, f' le KDS ifsf, . .,-. MW RUSSELL JEFFERSON: only books are women's looks, and folly's all they've taught me.W Glee Club lg Baseball 33 Football 1,2. CHARLUITE KUNARD: 'Happy and bright, winsome and gay, we all know her in her own sweet way. F.H.A. 1,25 Orchestra 2,113 Glee Club bg Forensics lg Annual Staff 113 Honor Roll 1. DUANE CLURE: This is the last of school-I am content.n BILL SPARKS: Every man has his devilish moments. Class President 13 Class Play 113 Forensics lg Annual Staff 1,143 Basket- ball l,2,3,113 Baseball l,3,11g Football 1,2,3,14g Honor Roll 1,35 E Club wr VARY LOU CHART: 'There is a certain captivating charm about her. Class Play 143 Forensics 115 Annual Staff 113 Sec'y Student Council 145 Home- coming Queen 11. Entered figm Minocqua High School I 3,h. VIRGINIA TURNQUIST: A 1 perfect blush and golden curlsg that's what goes with lovely girls. Sec'y and Treasurer 35 Class Play 3,115 Annual Staff by Honor Roll 1, 2,3,143 Student Council 25 Librarian 11. HERB LINDSTROM: 'Look Biiifiimad' at Yam me each md eve,-fda, n one more would have ruined Annual staff ug Honor Roll nf me- Football 1'2- In me Nm-th Irs KNUTH LS 51417 - . ., CRL SCHHS flonejjfjolnn MATEZij:d'7j1rj:s e -7----7 EA- 7, ' 'Q LJLJ Aff-def . S Mrs 'egy- 1' GORDON LONG: Wwitty and wise, but mischief twinkles in his eyes.N Sec'y and Treasurer of AA 3,h3 Class Play 3,hg Forensics 3,h3 Assistant Annual Editor hg Honor Roll 1,2,3,h3 Student Council 2. 1 is 'X -:Uri ARLENE CARLSON: NAnd so she passes through life sowing the seeds of friendliness everywhere.n F.F.A. 1,2 Vice President, Annual Staff bg Honor Roll 192x39h' PONNIE HUNTER: Wwe know little of her but that little is good.N Pand 1, 2,3,h3 Glee Club l,2,3,h3 Cheerleading 1,25 Annual Staff h. JACK PRIDE: 'He cannot solve, think as he will, what school is for--it's a puzzle still.' Baseball 33 Student our h. CHARLES WOLFER: NA right smart lad, but marked 'private property'.' Class President 25 Hi Times l,2,3,h5 Band 1,2, 3,hg Orchestra 1,23 Glee Club 2,3,hg Class Play kg Operetta l,2g Forensics l, Annual Staff 2,hg Hockey 2,3,hg Football l,2,3,hg Fonor Roll l,2,3,hg NEW Club 2,3,1.. MARILYN VIIRSETT: Her , QQ mind is here but her tw: heart is elsewhere.n F. H. A. 15 c1ee Club 1, 2,3,h3 Cheerleading 35 Rand Majorette 2,3,h5 Ooeretta 25 Annual Staff ,..!. wnnnsu MERKELg wwhy hu,1y? The day is 10ng.N Football Manager 33 WEN Club 3, ELASS l'loTTO-f'HLTx0mM ?e,'ro 'I Sauk THE, QNGHBK., C. LASS CQLOPXS-fB1.ut. ef' WHRTL sQ9unQi1.Lf e Cow-rI.Qca73' of I IHWNEYLSK ICE f aH AFKE,!, JAP off ' . gwcgzfgvdz We - -ol. , - , R 'z . is-, am x Qluug Wu- DICK LANTZ: 'When there's nothing else to do at home I come to school.' Hockey 2,3,hg Football 2. RUBY MAYO: Whatever she did she was always the same. She kept the rules and played the game. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club bg Honor Roll l. xg E9 mann nous: Her circle of friends will ever grow 159 Q ff for this is the kind of q girl it's nice to know. QI ' Glee Club 1,2,353Cheerleader e ' ' W l 2- Class Play - Operetta N f-lN',.?S 2? forensics 1,2,5g,-lj '- Annual Staff by Homecoming Queen 3. EMILY MANTEUTEL: Wwhy should the devil have all 'px 1 I' L ' N - the fun? Glee Club 3,145 h. Entered from York l .Xxx fl!! 'E J .. ll -kv l X0 N I-X a X 'I , ,QL S Cuasa Fuowak- wc-NTC Rose. Cheerleader by Annual Staff Community High School 'l1?. 5 ar Eg F N' 1 'K 'hifi N ,,,, f I PHYLLIS DOLLITTLE: WShe's just what she isg what others report a girl, a pal, and a very good sport.H Secretary-Treasurer 23 Glee Club l,2,3,l.L3 Annual Fditor hy Fonor Roll l,2,3,l13 Student Council 3. RICHARD PRIDE: WHe never knows a worry or a sorrow, what's not done today can wait 'til tomorrow.W NMMN5 ws. Leu. .ui 2- S Q7 l...J 0' L-4415 Hel 65 STO V1 MQBT Popu.LnP. a Mmrwo. 1,.mp.-,Q-mm-nv' Btu Kr-xec.'-4. fn ., , z...ff'1.1,, campzrmffvrs Of -'HJ Clava, gf. 5 Wisden Suu lea! 024 125 .HEI u!l:fC0l5l.ll: u-incur-:-1.vlvq1n1nnl-:zu .1 11:11 11 n'p.:.n.n ,Q QA .1 gh , tn it 'i,g'iY 1 31? , 'Pa 2 251 I R Q If n F5 2 2 if? f, P4 -41' X 4nIl 'MI 9 s fi . O ' v 'SHIV 1 S S i N 'Mw,W x MN, Y ,L I gM W--megan I Q W-w ,, 'if in O , wx . x L k ,fm Mg . fi f ' gig Q55 .fy-2 5 , we 'ff-4? -A irwfzg, E , - I R . . I VVV. - A LL V , ,, .,.-+ N, 3.-.nv Y 541 4 V? 4 1 xl xx, SN - 1 iff -- f 1 ,, .X ssh .,.- A x X .. .1 Six if ,K 3 X Q ff 11.1 nherrlag glmen . Q Q V4 QQV KA X fl? nga Q fit- 5 pix. f T lm . , Junior First Row: J. Hamilton, etts, 1 V. Randf'C. Kauzlaric, 1 V. Stetson, C. Teufert, ' J. Renberg, J. Carlson, l H. Luttkus. Second Egg: A. Ludwig, ' R. Perry, W. Richmond, A, Larson, L. MacGregor, l J. Fiedler, D. osterberg. l Third 321: J. Burnett, R. Ehle, P. Liston, F. P N G. Ellerman, C. Pregont, 1 J. Byington, D. Bush. ' Fourth 223: D. Hall, l ET'siE1t, J. Scheffler, W . Elliott, J. Godleski, ' . Schultz, J. Eliason, y . Clure. W W l W W l x h . qqg, e ' 4llI', QX dlllrqqin' Q7 '1 X f ,,. M l f l - X 1 df- .. K w k , .- I x M A3 1 . I A 1 5 S '.D-uve, Cpundevsoh Nw-vm emott Cam BB ...seeker l 'PRESIDENT vmcf, PRi.sxoe,NT Se,c,.d 'FRE.ASuRf.R W First Row: G. Eastman, Q C. Uatigi, P. Rent, N R. Newell, A. Hansen, W H. Carlson, Y. Merkel, l J. Fiedler. Second ROI: M. Krevolt, W V. Hrooff-D. Croker, l C. Murphy, A. Kauzlaric, B. Linguist, H. Corriveau, V. Detaon, J, Roderick. ' Third Row: F. West, U. Elchiond, A. Rhode, 0. Hand, o. Sch idt, 1 G. Boettcher, F. Sanborn. l Fourth Row: S. Kukanich, , U. Kufanfch, D. Gunderson, D. Helga, B. Prippa, W E. Godleski, J. Wierichs, l E. Hedberg, r. vidk. ' Not Present: E. Croker, l 5F'C5EEI5t3h. Af, f YIII' 5:19 h . , A -414-.?'..u.L1' N New f -11-4 0 5 o 251 55-L.Ln,!: Spmdagegg 1 CLUB ww ..,M... , V ,iid X, ff if D S50 rf' , Iiohiore First Row: H. Casey, J. BracEob, R. Kucera, P. Pride, C. Olson, B. Atkinson, K. Kauzlaric Second Row: F. Sailor, H. He5eTC. Kauzlaric, S. Mayo, P. Trinka, J. Drager, R. Stuart, V. Dewitt. Third Row: J. Delich, K. Bittenbender, J. Boyer C. Champeny, L. Heal, D. Elliott, J. McCormick, D. Hansen, W. Kaye. La..n-J 'Asa-K JDO :DFG-QCP' Eguhtben 'AO-'l'59 1 Pnesmem vnu, Pmsmgm Sec,.fPTRf,asuRarx First Row: B. Hedberg, f. Wetfel, M. Dotson, G. Iwo, N. Steffen, I.. Dodge, ll. Newland, S. Byington. Second Ex ll. Rish, A. Hess, ll. Schultz, H. Young, E. Matson, J. Adams, N. Peters, D e o J. Brandner, Third Row: C. Sawyer, 1:'.T5h55n, E. Bueschel, L. Swett, T. Stalinski, J. Sell, R. Walsh, R. Poole, J. Hamilton, V. Vergrinec. maj Presents T. Fredrickson. l ION-KNSON PH TOS e D 'flu ealfueiasfdp , J 25 wwe!!!- um FMM no ---eonnereai Qksfoqvnqh-Q Eagle, 75065 Msbousfnr ' g , ,f Q ff '-'L-W , gives' 5,185.9 ful 494-4 H1611 First Row: D. Bloom, R. Sammifson, L. Ziebarth, D. Kringel, C. Fields, J. Juve, G. Garbisch. Second ggi: A. Greek, F. Petts, C. Dean, K. Johnson, J. Boettcher, S. Renk, P. Pavlik, S. Toney. Third Egg: B. Schlack, 3. Meyers, A. Brunner, C. Cooley, H. Jolly, R. Scheffler, W. Mehr, R. Swett, D. Hein. Fourth Row: J. lerrill, F. Sanblin, D. Drager, K. Seely, K. Garbarek, M. Froelich, L. Hebel, R. Morse, P. Rumzis. 'Budd 5c.hla.c.VL. 'Dano Kan-e,hK.e1 ZI'oo.YxaU...vQ. pgffgyoeg-41 vmc.i,,'PResxoi.N'r Se,c..w TRt',A5uRf.R First Row: N. Meihack, 5, Clegg, P. Pinkerton, P. Duff, M. Zellner, C. Greek, D. Chuckle, G. Korth. Second Row: N. Dean, I-Teuferf, L. Eisenbrand, B. Wirth, N. Gaunt, S. Ashton, ll. zimpelmann, V. Bowles, B. Ewald. Third Row: J. Seyfert, m, D. Karenke, W. Pregont, E. Englestead, E. Drager, R. Newell, F. Ayers. Fourth Row: F. Kauzlaric, WTTi5eTA. Richter, W. Lindberg, C. Hunter, L. Outh, A. Kolbek, R. Kauzlaric. Not Present: J. Edmonds, Eflarson. ' Til 3011+ COoQ..lms Fwag ,,,.f5fn.f.'2-'t-L, K Thlefic -F! G' J QSQJ '39 .FL AY- J X GXQ QF X YQ -1, - if ,Q - Ls I4-1-au. S? 'ul vu MLC. 7 1'-I C f I. il D l 1 T ,L , - f T G - ,, Q . 0.02. Q-QQCX Sofa, Sufi YL 5 G5 S I fi KF If T 'VFW 1 qc 5 ab SQ L5 eim so AND Bwe E - - C' Va GR T 4,49 9969 'V . wA8ENo H105 4gg:,,EO5S1Z. ,yd tue 1? 0 -ry o'0!1-ER 4 6,54 dev' 'GGG' 19 yt In resuming their confer- - eng zs?0ZdQ17,I,oMFl-'RE' To.. X og O? Q36 eve? 1639900 ,Q re ence sc edule, the Eagles I 091, 9 0 ' 1-on Pla 'tp Lia., .5 426- ov K-.ME oe 0 0 gh edge ut the Wa . Log.. 1 .og -. ne. 1' tb S g,, 'Pr 52 o --5 . 'Q X. c sf - c ex, Q, Iv bg G3 500 ,665 Y , o -cc, 0 yo rol as Wolf ced h ,Q -9001, o an 1- 0 els ., X60 Z ,500 eooofxix 0091, gg e 38 rd if t one 0 W .With - ogy, ' d On,-Grd S QW X965 Q 9 XY . 5 ,ooxge ' sr mark n the la riod. 'Pt 9117 tb I2 ,Jet .9 Sb beollt R , ag, age' m al - 'E ' of 609 s The line turned in some o 31' - el 6 J' 8 A , 11. Q, 1- Q. X5 0 'o .Bw 11, 1 game e .1 pa Ae eq, ei' C53 9595 00-Q06 y the best work shown this h 7 and tfyeagd 24 . PcOf,Q,a 1u,,P'?3'o t Q9 ,oo 640 Qs, de , 0 r' season. t lv 1- 1-Q6 eg, je fe 1 1 o S 5.9 - ' ,W .,n he QP he a lm IZ X010 X100 060' 5 'egiieo-io0V'eQe96 W1 I to pl' ' 'beckj-1002. Wblystoogb' Alex 1 16 QX, Qs X05 019 0 5 7 17, sie-Id. ed 5-bg Spabollt tl 0 46x90 9056950 AD -'Io .ks H- T 1- oi .3005 e ,A lo .out x Q box' 5,06 A '. e5 R 'Q' K ...iz irst Row: J. Scheff- er, Tall, C. Fied- er, L. Zaruba, L, .,aulman, D. Schuster, It Frykholm, B. swam econd Rows B. Krieck . offs? D. Gunder- on, C. Anderson, K. Zeal, R. Elliott, E. Jagel, R. Sparks, Zi. Rossi. - ,. A rid! E21 .La Third Row: Coach John- son, Dffush, W. Kaye, B. Swett, L. Heal, D. Ellerman, A. Meyers. Fourth Row: E. Drager, A, Richter, D. Karanke, F. Sailer Udanagerj, ll. McCormick, C. Cooley, T. Fredrickson, L. Guth, D. Drager, B. Schlack Kllanagerl. Rf'-'0 1w- Q-How 1-- PLN Tvm PNAERPUL. PAIQK FALLS gLgvEN , d Plwing their top game of the season, the ER ll , ins tied po 1 ful R-car from Park Falls. On rt 3 're that m d 1 21573 S e - twice in the sf, f 'Y final m' t Passes f t to Ewald, . ,U + 'H and bi up -- game. w er . - for the thifrd N ' ea TD and scored two extra po nts, in the best show- r- N e ing of the season for the Eagles. K i of + n wh , i ' - LLIANTLY PLAYED Homfcomnva. BATTLE Enos IN TIE WITH TQMUHR WK R 15'-Nwsrzs 1-mum, ,VUL - EAGLE In the annual homecoming' battle, the Eagles turned fuvmg fog A o-acM:caMmh- VICTORY .n in a bril izmt C0r1teST- 35 th f011Eh'f' back to tie ' lalaye The Eagles traveled to Minocoua for their final up the g e, :I only the lo topped them from ' 11,3 conference a , e of the e on :I took their -- ' scoring e ' nmwke D fall collected all ibt worst defe a the s o t d City v h thirteen oint for e R a lue in a hotly co 6 gr eleven. M oc a SH: t l 'Z ntained -1 tested n' h .t1e. May W2 Sf' to the team fo dns its lead t - , out the v , once in ' the remainder of the season when he suffered a ,Aj rn the last period, did the .Isles n'seri fractured leg in the seco - arter. -v ously, 2 no' .t1 - 1 me 'wet' W, L cope rg?-tgp To f5Cg j0n ' A7 541- E003 .nfs L-.Wg ifyverl fu. - ' N 45jS:Nx if ' . I QQTODYI Uma, 6353. ami ' Q' Hu. CQNFEFAENCE SEL-EQf1-IONS lst TEAM - N390 ani Z.arm.JoL Zr-L TEAM- Krle.c.K 'ml Hall 34 f J l v V JFIH 099 Tc NSONM- fo qxL:0:m PPOP TH Us sixgik, 'GO Gt Pt In th H co I7 RILLE. Qvmwsd .gtoxzlodilegxxzeiffl 69,9 053' tle, tj: t0p egg! R4-AEE lLL5R3 Czfbvffggeedmaa if 00152950 5 O99 11- lggrillef faglgzfence Z:-4745 X0 9 -5 facfawmve EQ 'MX-sv oo' me at ers u 0 the Goropped sts N F32 55, ,V x, ggi ,050 th S a Hdel. t oqman 1,39 006 9 2 O9 c of f b Co,-6 Rive he 1. Buio 56066 0 6 O9 X' -X C036 O DIL? jilllt e the lonro M olghts r ' 0 e 6 fi r ' o S r' Af, 6 1' 9 G , fx E D? li' t V 05 9. -1,2 QW aah JG00'-'im Eswong Hua , W' -yd 2. X 1:6 ww 2,5 'Q 5 th S y, rn Da 5 A ef, XIV- ,oe e 'F limb Z9 1 E Joh as to fp N max 6 AK' 430255 yxmb ers ns0nm o 'l1c 6 8900 6 3666 'ffxe' 6 gait 396 ,X 9-X d half-t led set' eno 1501- X -Xe XL . 'fx . f e i en e teh, 'mecvovivxdef Zbwivze we 't swipe' ggchbut Hd? 'L' 'fix ra as 15 A , Pd d ed wwmwQ mwmmmm fc, 1010 gow ge tftljffd the cclinch 83095 . H 'N ,-I - owe'- X O , mi, A 4'01MlPLIwlf mfs ARMS TRUNK of NorR1rn11f new Q,L.12,,,zz,w,Z, 2 48 'fark l?.Qer- '1- Q , 1- lf - -1 is X I l fawm Q-e, N-.Sings IQQH:-all Barry Ewald, Forward and Center A11-conference Selection Don Hall, Center Eddie mga Guard and md Guard Fam!-d A11-conference Conference S'1'cf'ion Honorable 'inner of 'I-19 Mention Sfal'0l'lg le HIHICY Free Throg Troplq Marvin Elliott Guard Iinner of :kg Strom as lmnq Free Throy Tropky Gene Stein Eagle Center NORTHERN LAKES CONFERENCE JAMBOREE North vs. South lat Place---Goodman, 26---llinocqua, 66 2nd Place-Eagle River, 37---Crandon, L16 3rd Place--Three Lakes, 31---Laona, 33 hth Place-Phelps, 33----labeno, ln? Sth Place--Elcho, 28---lhite Lake, 32 lst Place B Squad Championship Game Goodman, 17---Eagle River, 26 B111 sparks mas ow-a -Q., PHILLIPS SUB-REGIONAL TCIIRNAIBIT Wednesdgz, Feb. 23rd Beale River, L6--Pm: Falla, 55 lledford, 55----Phillips, 57 Thllridgt Feb. 211th Eagle River, hh-Medford, Sl Pnnnpa, n6----Pu-k Falls, 50 Winners of Thursdq night Emu traveled to Hurley, Feb. 2 th, t enter consolation and champion- ship finals. GNFU EN-T5 L my 5 coral News 'T Goods Chi Grocer-ni Sm Pow ESQ S h.,..RM, 4- 7 li X Q G39 Chuan-.Gs tkw acuo 'tc-og ,DG-Qelo,,5'20-au Q0 616513311-1. THQ November---and the Eagle River cagers were off to another season. The Johnsonmen dropped their first game to the Rhinelander Hodags by a S9-38 score. Hall paced the Eagles with 16 points and Ewald added 10. Marv Elliott showed some brilliant play and established himself as a starter. Jim Verage paced the victors with 23 points on some red-hot shooting from the side. The Eagles tasted victory in their second start of the season as they took the measure of the Crandon Cardinals by the close score of 116-bl. Hall collected 19 counters to pace the Red and Blue while Case stood out for Crandon with 26 markers. The opening con- ference game saw the Eagles trounce the Elcho Hornets by a hh-26 count. Hall and Stein had 10 apiece for the balanced ER scoring, while Nagel collected 9 and Ewald, 8. Playing their second conference tilt, the Eagles dropped a thriller to the scrappy Three Lakes Bluejays by a two point margin, 36-3h. Hall and Nagel kept the ER team in the game with ll and 9 points respectively, but the one-two punch of Stoehr and Bonack, collected 27 points between them for the winning total. The next contest for the squad was a non-con- ference tilt with the Park Falls ball club, and the Eagles dropped a h3-35 decision at home. Marv Elliott turned in some brilliant shooting and tallied 10 markers while Ewald and Nagel collected 8 each. Greenwood P.F. Sophomore, collected 15 for the Cardinals. In one of their too efforts of the season, the Eagles brought the Eagles . tripped the powerful Minocqua Islanders hy a one point margin in an overtime contest. Ewald lected 16 and 15 tively. The real Stein who tied a hook shot, remaining. period, Ewald tosses to win Gene with onds time free the Red and Blue. scoring laurels City team with 16 Eagles added their conference win as the Phelps Green home game by a Hall and Nagel ing spree with 18 markers , and Red and Blue then Crandon for their ment with the Cards. 31 markers for the pace them to a 51- Stein, Hall and and Hall col- I I 512.122 M' E- Godleski, H- Sparks, R. Elliott, E. Nagel, G stein i922 HO Coach Johnson, D- Mavo, P. Ewaid J. Scheffler. M Eliiotn J. Godleski, D. Hall, F. Sailor, Manager, G. V. Simons, uP,'Coach , Strong last quarter ECT? L' Guth: G- Schmidt, L- Heal, L. swam, D. ainott, nf Helge C Ofmlck N Kaye, c Cooley, J. Burnett. points respec- hero was center up the game and only sec- In the over- and Hall added the contest for Smith took the .for the Island icounters. The second straight they defeated Knights in a 62-117 score. put on a scor- Don collecting Eddie, 15. The traveled to return engage- Case dropped in home team to L19 victory. Ewald sparked a drive which back into the contest. Hall and Stein took scoring honors with 13 and 12 point totals. Two Juniors, Hall paced the Eagle team to victory as they next traveled to Elcho and tripped the Hornets in a and M. Elliott, conference tilt. The two guards tallied 16 markers apiece to add up to a h6-30 victory. The Eagles put their title hopes on the line in their final home game against the Three Lakes squad, dropping out of the conference race when they were defeated by a S5-MB score. Ewald turned in a brilliant scoring record as he tallied 16 points, but this was not enough for victory as Everhart and Ingram collected 16 and 15 points respectively for the neighboring boys. The Eagle River boys journeyed to Park Falls and turned in a top game although they dropped a 6h-58 decision. Nagel, Hall and Ewald formed the main offense as they collected 19, lh, and 10 points, but Steiger took the Scoring honors as he dropped in 25 counters for Park Falls. The ER team then traveled to Minocqua and dropped a 62-39 decision to the red-hot Islanders as their star forward W. Herrick collected 23 points for the winning total. The Red and Blue journeyed to Phelps and barely es- caped with a victory over the home team who couldn't seem to umissn a shot. Hall and Ewald collected 30 points between them to pace the Eagles, who put on a strong last quarter finish, to win by a h9-LS score. Ralph Whitehead paced the Knights with 12 points. THE EAGLE RIVER BEES, UNIER THE CAPABLE HANDS OF COACH G.V. SIMONS, TOOK THE TITLE IN THE NORTHERN DIVISION ANDTHENDEFEATED THE GOODMAN B SQUAD AT THE JAMDOREE, FOR CONFERENCE TITLE. TH BOYS WHO FORM D THE NUCLEUS OF THE SQUAD WERE THE THREE JUNIORS, NAMELY, SCHEFFLEH AND THE GODLESKI TWINS, DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB DURING THE SEASON. DAVE HELGE AND LAIRD HEAL TURNED IN GOOD ICRK. DALE KARENKE, FROSH GUARD, SHOWED PLENTY OF PROMISE. xx 4 R . EDQn.NOT'S 291' .fax f X 'TFQDSEOS ' mlb WD- Teak' Mzeser- en- 1 . 1. Hr- YF- -2 i ,, 1 'ig f 2 - ,,,.- E 1- -ia f WKSEHXW Q Fmrsr, Row: K1 Bittenbender, A. Richter, B Krieck, G. Poettcher, C. Wolfer. Second-f:lv: K. Check, T. Stalinski, S. Kukemich, P. Scheffler, D. Drager, U. Effferman, T. Frykholm. A JhN.'13 -14-tene uk-usawl -- QR.. 1. UML 2.9 .-1'1-mae. 'Ruxmmuopw 7-- EE. 2, J fi 1 :Ir . Gil' 2 ix' -RHKxLAUm.g0 10 sawn 3 F65 2.5-Hue bdnusnu.. 4-f 2.2. 3 2 G06 luck' aqui f4i M I.: Tu 1.7. 0. -r.. s...-.1 'Q ' 86 Vilas an - ' UIE Paul Hp: ssc. E. 1. J WTI , Tigxnlpirggh r.s Rl-102 f-ff rw-f Scwwf- C ' 1211- X2- ? 1, agilehall BILL SQAKKS Dgg-5-7 Mngle Lb Kvxeckn F REUKICKT TEX Aco 51.225 9972-3M-ss, Sm-M WHL Saab Qiwgxwisgggm mime 9717 QIASJ - gamma, Barb, Onas-ex, , CYNKS Hwlefic Prensa'-nt -- DMN--S Mayo Vxee.-P.-q,gxAemt. .. Bm-ry Eglxg Sec:f d 'Treasurer - 0'-when Loma M6mbcrShlP NYWCU-'des GM B615 th High School gg 'fllehmeno B. Krieck, B. Ewald, W. Merkel, E. Nagel, D. Mayo, A. Meyers, B. Sparks, L. Paulman, C. Fiedler, D. Schuster, C. Anderson, D. Efllerman, R. Elliott, T. Frykholm, K. Heal, E. Stein, C. Wolfer, L. Zaruba, D. Hall, G. Boettcher, D. Elliott, M. Elliott, L. Feel, A. Schlack, E. Drager, F. Sailor, J. Scheffler, J. Godleski, D. Gunderson, D. Pelge, J. Wierichs, P. Swett. gjieefz feaglefzx A .gf i f Epoque Frye lash 'J . n . m Tvf 5,1 ' W Fannie Qu, HLrJhh.re Q' -Q , snr.. Avncr. QAQL- lf 11- ' n:.?nbc:r,w-'n- Acfiuiiiegl fx 2 fig 0 if H W F 'N N 1gyQ,,+1-N'+ +-1-P-'J' ,-J., Y 57 ' XIV1. 'i'-ffl ,R ' i ,' , !,,,.J'E f '- r A I X vmwmkxb QHLCWD, pp p T-ff lSEP7'cfMB8R '41 Swv ffnofv f7'uE.s! 0060! 'fllukf FR: 5,47 . I 4 Sth-L-School begins ' ZiiI,':l..g1Es officers eleited. ,Z , 5 9 55 MUo,choee to lead Athletic A 1 1,1 18th-Eagle gridsters triumph over Laona, igocig on. ! conference opener. ,7 I 3 fa Nj- 2 rd--Hi Times staff elects fPet Trinka, Jo Drager gd C1eri,ce,01son as new reporters. A 1 21g:: 'gi Times dancesfirm decorated with news articles. - ozeal eleven win decisive victory over Crandgn f-2 f 58 , 511813, 19-6, in initial game under the new '-flights, Mr. Kracht introduced new Centennial song C0unci1 members elected? Don Schuster, Pres K4 Q.Q1.2.1l'?'1 'pq 4 1 -ff 1 OCTOBER, 'ff Z 25 serv. memghfues wan 1 4-vue. FRx' AT lst--Fro initiated, Goodman clinches championsh p 7 I with 13-6 victory over the Red andIB1ue. ,, 9th--Eagles tie homecoming game with Tomahawk, 13-13. I Sr. Mary Lou Chart reigns over homecoming dance. 12th-Lecture course-'Picture Entertainment . 9 616th-labeno falls before local griders,l6-0. 22nd--'Youth of China talk given by Mrs. Rowland ross of New York and China. Minocqua triumphs over Eagles 20:-0, l 23rd--Bowling teams organged der gg dirpcgon' I6 ,U I fp? Ire. Check. I ' 27th-- The Navy-Greatness and Power , by George U Frisbee. I , I I 1 30th--Eagles tie Park Falls eleven in eeason's best 7 !7 game, 20-20.1 -HL!-'V' 4 I L 1 L 4 4 f 4? 47 rvovem B8 R 24 4,9 ogvxem 'toes mop YN-wr2.Xxj:B.wXXSeT 9th-George Dellatt's Jugg ing Act. 11th-Armistice Day PFOSPBN'-U-5' Histoflfcllss- 6 12th--Sadie Hawkins fschmoosj dance, Barbara Ewald and Richard Pride capture costume prizes. 7 9Junior Class ranks firlelg plicedon gogcr Ro . X3 16t, ason o 'ens as ine an er o ags I rv-igilzrlgzal quistet 59-38. ' LA 2hth--Eagles trip Carandon five, 116-Isl. q ' o ' Lf ' L1 1 1 -H pp 'bcicemsefg 144 17 ff X9 2g orv I gy-054,11 wg:o71w-:og Q, AT ' 2nd 238810 cegers defe t E i 1 ' 3rdI,.YlD at T 8 lcho Hornets, U-1-26. 1 P1-if 4 24 25 26 2 7 9th-Red and Blue drop heart-breaker Thr J- f Lakes in closing seconds 36.31, ee 17r,n-u1ch.e1 nom lecture, Q ' I 0 g 23rd-llusical Christmas progrgm by gr David v 1' - All Vacation dqs rg hen ' .int zz fJfn?4ff.f feff ff 1 IOIJQILQ-fl! ' gyfleolfsi. K.. 67.45, KI 44 1 14-ill. It if Kfo4.T EJMOWJB iks-g-LT: 1 L.f -7 ? Plcfil - jYlf n-Jfalblqm. .Dv-1.-enulf fggfi g .a.rJvJa.re. F' v-ru' in-,,,,.--, 8 K ,YQ K 49 if e N oe as, as X1 Soy Imam x Toe lmao, 'Neon r-'Rx sm P 1 2nd-Ugh! Back to school. 12th--Assembly movie-- Second Chorus. I -.,2hth-- Cavalcade of Song --lecture course. 27th--Don Hall wins Strong and Manley Free Throw Trophyg Eagle River and Three Lakes 2 tie for 2nd place with SS-118 Bluejay victory. Sth--Seniors claim scholastic honors for semester. 29t -Eagles are three buckets short of victorylin 6h-S8 contest with Park Falls. 1 ' J 9 ERHS pucksters defeated by Hodag sextea' 7- M149 FRERUMW '49 fs-sro Mqfurl 'tug' oleoxfvsaon. pg, SRT 23 2nd-- Trail of the Royal Mounted --beginning of 30 ' serial given by Student Council. ' IT 1.5- I 'Come Back' --film on vocational rehabilitation. grd--Minocqua Islanders claim top position in 62-39 ' eager contest with local quintet. L , Mh-Hi Times Staff banquet at Northern irel Jo ' Drager announced to be next year's editor. lllth--First home hockey gameg Rhinelander wins 10-3. 12th--Basketball Jamboree at Minocqua. B squad b ln' gs ' home conference troplv. Varsity team claims .23 1 second place in northern division. 1 X ,Z 9 loth- Raiders of the Desert' flloviel. ,, 18th-Valentine Dance given by Seniors. ii 23rd--Phillips defeats Red and Blue in opening gam ly of the tournaments C55-1467. 2 6 2d025th-Pucksters lose close contest to Wausau, h-3. 2 Um 'Nkeliu u M . Hui PM 5:11 ' ' 7th--Last thrilling . isode of 'Trail of the Royal Mountd I '2 , 4, 16th-- She Gets Hzr lan Utssembly moviel 20th--Declamation Elimination Contest 23rd-Declam winnersfg on to Wabeno. 30th--Cilee glub Coma J I A I l'49 lineage 749 .2 , . 5' ? f 1 0' ft '49 QPRKL, g '4-9 L U 1 a 79 15 -.. ...S 1 2-J 1 Q7 9 '49 I 5 7 s e ON L-L we T1-we F-em sm Young in.Heart ' l th Easter Vacation be insl l End olo t6u.rnament-- and an glee club:-+- 3 gird-Band concert at Rhinelander. W W Y W V 17 7th Verno Ishmael lecture cours . '4-9 Mp, s e a -M, - W ff a 1 4 15 6 ,, , f TUE: M360 T ' , 1 th -G1 HUB Fm 591' l l l l - ee C1 l1th.nPot ofugosgxceitsse blygi 0 22 .Z 2 2, Z 3 lilfdlz-guinior PT'3 mlTJave Ggnderggxzisyza f ' , r ene Rhode ,sign e Y 2 -Ba ' as King and 0112 Qcalaureat S 911. 7 27th-Commencement?- Sigel? Wittel, IS-11 sig Z Z 9 3 0 I F-I-I-I-Ed? H--ru 1-I . , ITRON G NLE Y,1M- QZWMQ jgjpug S1907 Ill-Q 6 0089 .Nan-as wear g H J .. - EIELE RIVFR un' -al' nAlc'r ml all giver , Hoy' e jqfflmk ees G I ' f., ' 4 , F I GTE -N 1' Q 3 J f K- , -... Q UZQQHJWQD M.. ..Lc9ef.'D fi N 'x X 'ft I , I X R 0L'f 1 f .5 X, A., 9, ,W All ly? A X Se- f0! NX A X!! kxQlQ..l f .1 - r .... , .4-gg F11'Sf- 1121-r: D. Bloom, D. Kringle, L. Ziebarth, G. Garbisch, A. Hanson, J. Brandner, N. Hoecker, M. Carter. A. Rhode. Mr. Allen, Director. Second Egg: R. Perry, M. Krevolt, L. Heal, D. Hall, T. Frykholm, B. Pripps, E. Hedberg, J. Wlerichs, A. Kauzlaric, A. Ludwig. Third Row: F. Kauzlaric, B. Hedberg, A. Zeiss, J. Brockob, P. Bent, P. Trinka, E. Newll, D. Dolanslqr, B. Hunter, S. Giese, D. Kauzlaric. Fourth Row: J. Roderick, J. Drager, L. Guth, Band Majorette M. Mursett, F. PattI K. Heal, Band Major T. Sanborn, R. Newell, E. Matson, P. Pinkerton. Mgt Present: L. Eisenbrand, E. Larson. 0 T . X. e f f, Sf-,,,,- 1'--'- -l C9 Ind ,dlmiwu QR . 0en.TfsT r-.. ..:.... w.....-.S.., EAEIE IKIYER WI5' 4-X' 2 CD 6 Q D 9 D sf m B51 'We M First Row: L. MacGregor, J. Feidler, J. Carlson, M. Zellner M. Dobson. N. Dean, J. Teufert, C. Olson, V. Dotson, D. Chuckle, B. Enald. ,EEE Q22 C- Deana L- Wet-261, K. Johnson, S. Renk, M. Carter, C. Teufert, J. Byington, H. Luttkus, D. Osterburg, M. Corriveau, P. Pavlik, S. Toney, D. Bloom. Third 521: P. Doolittle, J. Brandner, A. Brooker, A. Ziess, L. Fields, M. Dean, E. Fields, J. Hamilton, L. Eisanbra d, G. Eastmen, C. Ma o, P. Pinkerton, Mr. Allan. Fourth Egg: R. la c, B. Hunter, C. Dotson, C. Kunard, W. Richmond, R. Ehle, A. Lugwig, M. Mursett, J. Adams, M Fourth Row: A. Ludwig, M. Mursett, J. Adams, E. Manteufel, S, Ashton, A. Zimpelmann, M. Nowland, J. Roderick. Absent: Y. Merkel, C. Rand, E. Croker, A. Simdc '11, 4 . was First lic-Lv: D. Karenks, L. Guth, B. Krieck, M. Rish, T. Sanborn, M . Allen Director. Second Row: E. Numrich, D, Helge, D. Schuster, E. Nagel, D. Hall U. Wolfer. Third Row: R. Newell, J. Meyers, L. Heal, D. Gunderson, K. Heal, D. HanE3E, R. Elliott. 'Sv .-s.s'Jv Zkfskesx ij HZ-1. Clfssa -- Gnwlmg LA, z.nJ 4,.-fr. 22 CL 315633. Toll, mpg ' ima-12 First 391: R. E111 tt, Spo t Editorg W Richm nd, E change Editor R. EF1e, EDITORg B. Evrald, Assistant Editorg C. Wolfer, News Check Advi Second Row: D. Hall, P. Trinka, J. Carlson, K. , sorg . t ,, X S'f ETr'r1'EE't, J. Drager, C. Olson. Q Present: C. Richmond, Feature u X Editor. BANQUET AT THE NQQTHE RNAIRE r f t if ,f Z xx fl! Xe f General Exgb? i:!'.EL1ASmqBu?Zo I sgfqgiediggetgrggrla J , nad: on mg zmcia m 2,F3'xn3 f f ing 5 A Z' 3 ,f -f -'l g Q Yom- QRS. 8 Qc? First Row: L. Wetzel, B. Atkinson, H. Casey, S. Byington, P. Pinkerton, M. Zellner, K. Grey Second Elf: N. Dean, F. Petts, C. Mayo, S. Mayo, D. Dolanslqf, Y. Kauzalaric, A. Greek, Mrs. Trunce. Third Row: R. Samuelson, C. Dean, J. Young, N. Gaunt, R. Kucera, J. Adams, B. Vioruf Absent: J. Nowland. Si wfaianzs First HOW' D Kil i MI' i. . p , s. Hanke, Librarian, A. Ludwig, M. Zimpelmann. Second QE: V. 'INu'nquist, O. Kringle, C. Murphy, N. Hoechsr. A-ff A f' A vm G EEE U EM il? FZTWE ' ' 5 -5: -1 E' - . zf. '- ffi5' ,g ,. jyfamf 6'wfG6vCJficL54e -Q '-. f- -. '-' '.x' ..:p, .':- --- .2-l'.- ' ' -' .- .. 13, :.2f5i.- ,122-425:11.,l,-,3'Qeg?L.:...k., ga'.B:zh?,4'-..-,z,--.,3..:.1r.5 ,,,- - , Len ani Sip Merkel, Prop- M 2 4? wf Q1 SX 6 , 'f ' , Ss G 3 A 4 TL YTIDMLM dim!! 9 MM MLLLLQ14, A CDMHZQJYZ f of M5 E NI QM M4 W0 S E N I O R First Row: C. Fildler, C. Wolfer, M1ss. Austin, l'T'BFo51E'Er, D. Nagel, S. Burnett, M. Chart. , Second Row: N. Hoecker, V. Turnquist, M. Cm-tug Z, . E-. xauz1E1c, T. 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Fame lifts her voice alone on high To those who hold the public eye I President - Don Schuster Q I Vice Pres. - Don Hall Q , Sec-Treasurer - Mary Lou Chart ES? ?2!JBSfl2S PI E N ' m. e 1511, we, Eapie. vcr '7 Land O Lakes .F '-Q 5:25 .fr , fi I Q X mz?e .Awfife 9 Q 5,31 X . O . 0 0 . v ' A Eddie Nagel's head bobbed up over the garden wall and a meek little voice said, Please, Mrs. Jones, mmf I have ny arrow? Certainly, replied Mrs. Jones, 'lhere is it? Eddie: I think it's stuck in your cat. Virginia: I want a pair of red shoes with low heels. Shoe Salesman: To go with mat? Virginia: A short hockey plqer. Jeanne Brandner boarded a crowded bus with a pair of skates slung over her shoulder. An old gentle- men gallantly offered her his seat. Thank you, sir, she said, but I perfer standing. I've been sitting all day. She: 'You beast! Where is your chivalry? Barry: That old thing! I traded it in on a jeep long ago 2 QQ b Little Willie Sparks is at the awkward age--too young to leave home alone and too old to trust with baby sitters. He w fore sure wife Can IVYSS them as about to propose, but be- doing so he wished to make she would make a good house- .you wash dishes? he asked. , she replied. Can you wipe ?ll CHe didn't propose.D Dae? Deen! 4' Mr. Simons: Bill, Wh0 Split the atom? CNo reply.J Mr. Simons: Bil1! Bill Krieck: Don 't look at me I ain't touched :l.t. Gene: Love was born with that kiss, darlin and wipe off that birthmark Here comes Mom 8 Janet: O.K., but hurry Back so soon, Don Hall? Where did you go? I went over to the telephone booth to talk to my girl, but some fool kept wanting to use the phone so we had to get out. 0fjk22112 Sefalzka ' ICE STAT! f .xx X -in i Q xt W aw-W QUJU XM Yvnmgmni M xx 1? 01 cXoKxNee, weofx. hs, 001 Qxgvw , Xbxxxezizve-ce eve 10 wares , yen fee-'vxvq, .ffMfq,xom cefffwkxee '. 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RUSS JEFFERSON wills his ability to get along with females to Bob Pripps. TED KOSZALINSKI wills his half dw in school to Joyce Renberg. BILL KRIECK needs his. CLIFFORD LA CROSSE wills his beaver traps to John Eliason, RICHARD LANTZ wills his baseball jacket to Joan Juve. HERB LINDSTROM wills his high school career to Joyce Boettcher. GORDON LONG wills his love for teachers to Glen Boettcher. DALLAS NAYO wills his football ability to Clarice Olson. DON MAYO wills his skiin ability to Eunice Matson, WARREN MERKEL wills his one day a week attendance to Colleen Mursw. ALLAN MEYERS wills his taxi service to the next couple without transportation. EDDIE NAGEL wills his virtuousness to Ji Merrill. ED NUMERICH wills his bookkeeping to Carol Teufert. LOUIS PAULMAN wills Sally Jo m im Wierichs JACK PRIDE wills his cigarette lighter to Gene Schmidt. RICHARD PRIDE Giese to J . wills his coonskin hat to Jean Fiedler. DON SCHUSTER wills his demerit list to Jim Scheffler. th GENE STEIN wills his chemistry BILL SPARKS wills his blue eyes to any girl who wants em. folder to Janet Fiedler. CHARLES WOLFER wills his seriousness to Don Hall. DELORES BARICH wills her curly hair to Betty Lindquist. HELEN BENNETT wills her many fiances to Gerry Ellerman. ANGIE BROOKER wills her babyish ways to Shirley Tony. ARLENE CARLSON wills her freckles to C TER wills her dummy to Sallie Ashton. MARY LOU CHART wills her Dorotlv Dolanslq. IIERILYN AR, secretarial job on the Student Council to Arlene Rhode. MARION DEAN wills her calmness to Margie FIELDS will her Zellner. PHYLLIS DOOLITTLE wills her four year average to Joan Adams. EDITH s 1 i ability to Charlotte Fields LORRAINE FIELDS wills her love for the hockey players to 8 ng ng . Shirley Congelton. DORIS FONFEREK wills her red hair to Ruth Newell. NELLIE GREEK wills her bisch NANCY plumpness to Luella Wetzel. MARION HEIN wills her ouiet ways to Germaine Gar . HOECKER wills her librarian position to Mildred Corriveau. BONNIE HUNTER keeps her ride home at night. EVA KAUZLARIC wills her job as eighth period hall monitor to Pat Trinka. ORLENE KRINGEL wills her bowling average to Patti Pinkerton. CHARLOTTE KUNARD wills her politenesslto Nile Steffen. IIRIAH LYONS wills her laugh to Pat Duff. EMILY MANTEUFEL wills her cheering uniform back to the school. RUBY MAYO wills her interest in history to next years Seniors. DONNA NAGEL wills her sophisticatedness to Audrey Larson. JANICE NOWLAND wllls her engagement ring to her sister, Marilyn. MARKIE RODERICK wills her suntan to her sister, Jackie. ANGIE SINAC wills her work in the kitchen to Janis Carlson. VIRGINIA TURNQUIST wills her dramatic ability to Florence Potts. DORENE WANTY wills all her skirts to Jean Brandner. IIARCIA ZIMPELMANN keeps Gene Richter, LIE ZARUBA wills all his love to Lois Mac Gregor. MARILYN MURSETT wills 'her majorette position to Audrey Ludwig. 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