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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

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She has organized a girls bowling team and also a girls basket- ball team, Through her guidance and help, our year as Sonhomores was made very suc- cessful. Mr advisor much to To cessful Check has coached the boys hockey team and has done a wonderful job acting as to the Hi Times Staff. His fine work in the Commercial department has done encourage students along that line. them, we dedicate this annual, with the hope that all their days may be suc- and happy as our four years in high school have been. EDITED EY THE CLASS OF HIQSOH EAGLE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL HHHUHL STHFF Sitting from left: H. Luttkus, P. Bent, R. Ehle, J. Burnett, D. Gunderson UTEEU.-2EdTi5Tv: J. Byington, D. Osterberg, A. Ludwig, P. Liston, W. Richmond:'C:'5regont, C. Teufert, D. Rhode, J. Roderick. 3rd Rowg D. Schmidt, F. Petts, Y..Merkel, A. Larson, M. Krevolt, Jean Eiedler, Janet Fiedler, J. Carlson, C. Murphy, D. hth Row: J. Myers, J. Eliason, J. ST'KDEanich. The committees are as follows: EDITOR: ASSISTANT EDITOR: BUSINESS: ART: PLRSONALS: CLASS HISTORY: ACTIVITIES? CLASS PROPHLSY: ATHLETICS: GLASS WILL: SNAPSHOTS: TYPISTS: CALENDAR: HUMOR : CLASS EDITORS: J. Burnett R. Ehle Croker, D. Hall, F. Sanborn, V. Brook. Godleski, D. Helge, M. Elliot, L. Swett D. Gunderson Cfanagerl, P. Bent QAssistant Yanagerj A. Larson, Janet Fiedler, J. Eliason. E. Godleski, J. Godleski, J. Carlson, H. Luttkus. F. Sanborn, W. Richmond, J. Roderick. G. Rand, C. Murphy. D. Croker, A. Ludwig. F. Petts, D. Rhode, V. Brook. D. Helga, M. Elliott. Jean Fiedler, D. Hall. P. Liston, Y. Merkel. M. Krevolt, J. Byington, D. Osterberg. C. Pregont, C. Teufert. S. Kukanich L. Swett, Junior, J. Myers, Sophomoreg D. Freshman. Schmidt, Swccesfilliegs ESTHER L. AUSTIN E- W- KRAQHT , University of Principal. University Wisconsin' Ba A. of Wisconsin, B. A. and M. A. General Soclal Sclence' Business, Mathematics J. G. SEYFERT Director, School Board. H. S. TUTTLE HILDER MEYERS Clerk, School Board. Treasurer, School Board. MRS. DELLA MAYO Cook MR. WMORTH COOK MR. LEO KOSKELIN Janitor Ass't Janitor E. A. JOHNSON Gustavus Adolphus College. B. A. Biology, General Science, Citizenship, Coach, Physical Ed. GEORGIA S. HANKE River Falls State A ts Teachers College and . ,'. R University of Wiscon-,53,1' qt,,Q5 sin. English, Latin, ggji fmggff' History, Library. by P Q h in at DORIS CHECK W Whitewater State Teachers College. B. Eff ,A md. English, Physical h -: . J' e As,, Education. EUNARD HUNT University of Wiscon- sin. History, English G. V. SIMUN River Falls State Teachers College. Manuel Arts, Physics MMWMVWWWE Texas State College For Women. B.S. Homemaking and Eng- lish. KENNETH M. CHECK Whitewater State Teachers College. B Ed. Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeeping. DAVID B. ALLEN Milton College. B.A. Citizenship, Eand, Mixed Chorus. HERMAN FREYMILLER University of Wiscon- sin. Chemistry, Geog- raphy, General Science, Ass't Coach, A 2 QQ Q' Qggibisik IQMBO J 1 ,bffig ml 'Numan f :a Q .gf 3 Q,-94121 'gi Mi NW E' H94 -V'-.. ! wr, ,- , , - 1' E' .. 1-wg QM 1 it i 5 Q f F J 0 4 N 3 . Y. Q w w ff if L, ' Q - -nm.. sz ggi, W x W kk ' 7' A 'X Ki: QQLQCQA of ESQ f,05m'A, IV' 3 , i-on ' 7 Vw E Q E A sv W ,, J , if x lgiiggn. 5Eg?3 Basketball-2,3,h. Honor Roll-1,2,3,h Hi-Times-1 2,E,h. Annual Staff- . CEditorj Secretary- Treasurer-2. Qsaaamwdffll Honor Roll-l,2,3,h Annual Staff-h. F. H. A.-2,3. Girls Bowling-3,h Band-1. ,QA C51LQLZS3Lf sig Girls Bowling-3,h. xhy . Class Pla '3:hv CSec.-Treasurer-DD H1'T1meS'K,2:3,h- Glee club-1 2,3 h fEd1t0T-35 Girls Baskefba l-B. Annual Staff-h. Operetta-1, CAss't Editorz Band-l, Vice Presiden -1. Orchestra-l,3,h. Forensics-2. i , QV, LZKLZ Honor Roll-l, 3 h, Honor Roll -1 h Annual Staff-Ei ' , F.F A -1,2 fPres 4444Lf KZ24Zza7vJ Honor Roll-l,2. Annual Staff-h. Librarian-3. Girls Bowlin -3. Glee Club-l,5,3,h. ef. Annual Staff-h. Class Treasurer-h. Girls Bowling-3. Cheer Leadi g-2. greg gugeg- . an ' 0 Studenf Council-3. hi n rn: , G rlrro G ins rii Cheerleading-3,h. lfll s5i'i- if 1 -'jf ' rff G V Lli A ' Band l 2,3 Orches ra M Operetta 1 F tball-1 2 . B2gketba11i1jg'5,h Baseball-3 D. Annual Staff-h. lass President- Glee Club-1,2,3,E. e42a,,4,Q j2ae5,, -vig' x..,,A 'r' Y.: A EMJC 4-, Bb K V 1 S Z! elf f 63623666 W Ea?5E53E??213'i'h- vice Presideitii Honor Roll-1 , i,3,l-1. Annual Staff- . Class President-2. Aggggl Swfrifiw' WE? 2?-'iiT5?r '4' H R U C5225 Piay-aifil' Annual Staff-14. Class Secretary-1. Forens1c's-2 . xgu.-V1 G.L.a.SL-,....- Annual Staff- . A .A. Club-ln. ,?Treas- urerl Q40 FO H0 Ao 1,2o ' 43 'ff ' A lee ug-1,2. e5Ei?!.1. K 014-4014? vfdlmn-ru Hi-Times-2 3. vice Presiaent-2. E1ass1Pg.ay-53. H233 Hoff-fjlh. G1 Cl b-1 2 . Giiis Bgskefbiil-3. Egpereguail-igqueen cfvwgpin OIIISC HI Candidate-11. G' 1 1 - . AKHuZ1Bg'la1i'f5h?'h Glee Club-1,2,3. 3 Operetta-1. X s 5 I 'til N 9 Basketball-2,3,h. Honey Roll-1. Baseball-3 h. Hi Tlmes-1 2 3 M. t o 21-:izii'ziin2'5- , gait, nnua Sta f- . - , if f iQl C1355 vice pres,-h gtudent.Cou3c11-1. t Q l'L1 fl Om8COmlng ueen R-, W. ' d'd -1. -' ' 49040057 Lfsifi 52354 fff- . Q7 5 wx Sffffi k iff . .1 . gy: . ,z-X, ,.,,k K , , 7 1, .2 ? P W . X X E, X. Sf! 1 wif' Q is A awy 33? 'm P 5 S5 at --,L ,off olt if ,-a ggi lik.. , 5 V. . , -11,-1.-px, on MQW i it ,EHESQW C ii? Ewa awww g.21a.1fif'-+1 . - -if iffiggfriiibfw .. - I V X -1 if gl s- .ff 'ei E wg -V 1:3 Lat, nigga-fi :x . - ,V Football-l,2,3,h. Basketball-l,2,i,b. Baqeball-1,2,3, . Hockey-1. Hopor Roll-1,2,3,h. Class Play-h. Hi Times-2,3,h. Annual Staff-1,b. Class President-1. Forensics-2,3. Glee Club-2 3,b. Band-1 2,3 il. Orchestra-l, Student Council- Operetta-l. 2:3,b. CPresidentj 4C7arrv f2ff1aLf2Qi A Fu Ho Ao '21 H - Girls Bowling-3. Fimg? itflilbi. C31 ft Annual Staff-b. ' Qfoga-nf' Girls Bowling-3. Forensics-2,3,h. Glee Club-l,3,h. Operetta-1. Orchestra 1,3,hg L-'fvfxlx L. WAN. v-no wx- Clas P1 -3. Annual safgff-LL. Ball 0 Opef1'eft3'g'n Glee ciui-i,2, 3 9-A Q2ovsAJaAJ Honor Roll-1,2,3,h. Class Play-3,b. Hi Time -2 . Annual Etafgik. Football-l,2,h. Basketball-2,3,h. Class Play-3. 3 . - f :51+Qexf'S 1 1-Lg .. w9t., Q 5, ,ig-.f l fjK34, : f,,Lg.: , FQ 4 ww S 1 sw glqlhk +R as PQ T3 K RSS as 'S' 5, X Q5 'PVEEQWHS3 Basketball-2,3,h. Baseball-3 h. Annual Staff-b. Class P131-h. Honor Ro -b. ,MZ J9L4Z4AL Football-1,2,3,b. Basketball-2,g,h. Class Play 3p 0 Annual Staff-3,h. Librarian-2. Glee Club-1.2,3. ow 'LEA-Jltnw Forensics-h. Glee Club-D. Entered from Woodruff 0 Honor Roll-1,2,3,L Annual Staff-h. Forensics-1,2,3,hg Glee Club-1,2,3,h. Operetta-1. WLM Honor Roll-l,2,3,h. Class Play-3,h. Annual Staff-h. Librarian-3,b. Forensics-2 3 h. Girls Baskeibill-L. QAM 5-r3,4A5FLAe7W Class President-3. Glee Club-2,3,h. Junior Prom Klng-3. MMM JMJMMW Honor Roll-1 2,3,h Fo Ho Ao 1,in Glee Club-1,2,3. Ooeretta-1. Z5...., 'wvf- Honor Roll-h. Class Play-h. Girls Bowling-h. F tb 11-h. Bg?1d i,2 Q3 ,ho Student Council-1 Class Play-3,h. Za i n M' 'W 1 L Y 2 KL 3 Q L f 4 iw A '- - 71E .wf3U fue,-if' g,sswwsuwsu Football-l,2, ,h. .ss Pl. ' B nd-l,2, , ,. Honor Roll-2, , ,s Pla -3 Girls Bov i - Forensics-9 E d 2 7 Orghesir -D ci:11:4f .ln-T2 :E Cla a - ,i. Cl? S ,E hc 2 6 go 'X n E' ,' 4, Rx aaa! Ggee-Cluljifi i ' .- Q . 4 wp, X sv f , if X H is :A Honor Roll-1, ,h. Class Elsy-3, . Forensics- . Glee Club- 2. Nw Honor Roll-h. Class Play-3,h. Annual Staff-h. Girls Bowl'ng-3,h. Glee Club-5. Girls Bfsketball-h. Band-3,E. ..J2QZ?z4414u1 C3E2ACZ2Lf ii! gg H . R ll-1 3 h. Clegg Play-Bail ' Annual.Staif-M. Librarian- . c57l43g, fc3L,.rr Annual Staff-L. - -R Librarian-h . Q Class Pla -3, w.g:fg Q F.H.A.f1,5 gig ,F sg girengicg- .2 I -'k ,-P,.: Q ee u - ouf'3f3yf,i Operetta-l., ,3,,' E igig iifg ',,qq ,.,,.,,gg,g3,,, ig? -5l253lt15f7 Girls Besketbell-3. Student Council-h. Operetta-1. Annual Staff-h. Honor Roll-2, ,h. H1 Times-2 3,1. Annual Staff-4. Gloe Club-3. Homecoming Queen Cendidrte-2. C30-x1xS Q our Ns OYX F s' - . Gi22nCi3S-ij5. Operetta-l. Bal'ld 1,2,3,,-lv Baseball-l,2,3,h. Hockey-3 h. Honor Roll-l. Orchestra-l Annual Staff-h. a vlb1l!h .f 'ij H VR ,. rrp, a:: Honor Roll-1. F.H.A .-1, 2. Girls Howling-3. Glee Club-l ,3 Girls Baslceiball-3. Operetta-1 . cfqnq ih 90:4-am H k '-Y 1. Clgsg3PI5f- Orchestra-l Honor Roll-l,2,3, Annual Staff-L. Honor Roll-l ?,3,U Glee Club-2,3. p3ZnL. Ygaizzlnsra Football-3,h. Basketball-2. Baseball-l,2,3,U. gEW9vmQ3J+QQo Honor Roll-l,2,3,h Annual-Staff-h. 1 gpegegta-1. glee glubil,2,3,h. n ' , 8 0 12 A lee Club-l,2,3,h. Aero eff ,Lz:,,,,,, Shiva' olw , 6? Zia ff M Girls Basketball-3 h Girls Bowling-3,k. Operetta-l. m 'aol ,Q, Forensics-1, ,3,:. Band-l,2,3. f- A Glee Club-l,2. 'za' on s. J - H l E' E: !: ',.- Ftbll- . HoRll-l23b. oo 8 3,b Aggugl gtafflhz ' , ee u - . EibF3EiaE'?'2 31 W? , Operetta-1., , 'J R19 J .Zn,,,Q, CM ff. N I , A u -as isa 35 or ol af eff? ir f SQ -'L Y' ll 'Tr ffQl ofgiiggig E751 I3 Football-LL, Honor Roll-1 , 2 . Honor ROl1 :1-330 Fu Ho An 'l,2c Class Play-3,h. Girls Bowling-3 h. ffl. Honor Roll-1. r Ba d-2 3 1.4 Girls Bcwlin -14. Wffff Orghesirzi-L. Forensics-2,5,h, if r' ' G rrr kj? 'QQ e:: I- .-r . .i.Vk , Girls Basketball-1.1. Class Play-3. Enpeied fgpm Crown gibgarian-?.2 Poln ' In lana Farsisias-2:3:h. aa of W Vx Lf:,'liL .Fogens ics-1 , S . Eighes fri-fm. ciee club-LL. F. H. A. -2. B8Ske'bb811 'b. Girls Bowling-3,h. Baseball-M. Girls Basketball-h. 642442 ,29f2ZZEbxJ 6?f47 C:'62l4J ' Girls Basketball-h. 3 BanCl 1,2,3,l-ll ufMrL1- Z7 Q 2 V1.94AL5I, Q Honor Roll-1. Homecoming Queen Glee ClHbr1,2- Candidate-3. Band-l,2,5. , 5aQz4u4zfn,! Honor Roll-1. F-H+A--l,2- Annual sooff-u Glee Club-2,3 F.H.A.-l,2. Band-l,2,3,3-L. sxyyq In J'77Z4:2Z45x44!' x1 : CfLdl44uzQV-t4LA4Lf Honor Roll-l,2,3,h. Glee Club-l,2. Librarian-3. Operetta-1. Forensics-l,2,3. r Honor Roll-1 2. Football l,2,3,h- o Gloo Club-l,f,3,h. Basketball-l,2, ,n Girls Basketball-3. Baseball-l,2,3, . Operetta-1. CAMLN. .bmw lilly! Football-l,2,3,h. Honor Roll-l,2,3- 5 C32- P J Q49f'2lflQi5O President Vice-Pres. 'c. 3-as-uv ff2l2 xi-7 lst Row Left: Beverly ,, rlotte Taye, Suzann Mayo Louella Qlsxiaifolizaiyn Schultz, 2nd Row: Mrs. Trunce K B it b d ' dr 632551 932122 Eigcgub ey :annie oung ugh Rueera, Joan Adams, Pat Pride. 3rd Row: Jack Boyer, Victo? Vugrenic Charles Chamgeny, Ted Stalinskl Bgswszasawass fflliofta if hamilton, waffle Sickler. 16 lst Row Left: Morley Rish, SHITIGY Byington Richard Poole, Clarice Olson, Lee Swett, Jack Mees. 2nd Row: Helena Casey, Jo Drager, Eunice Matson, Nel ie Peters, Lorraini, Dodge, Muriel Dotson, lla Sta fen. 3rd Row: Jeanne Brandner, Ezsfizn 53iie35E6rSXSS, Wayne kay, Laird Heal, Pat Trinka, Marilyn Nowland. Sec.-Treas. . K l Sa ??4Ai '!9ff.Q-a President 11h if: 5 Q 1 Alai !g5fQL A 3 f Q4 I lst Row Left: Alice G k Sh' I T PEiSr'Rumi5SfyR13RS?a Kauzlaric, Richard Morse Catherine Greek, Kenneth, Seeleg, Arthur Kohlbeck, Jack eyfert, 2nd Row: Arthur Richter, RUUE?1'Faulks, Forrest d d E l t ad f5eg1?1SHeEel'?rVlayn1g Efgbgr, Alice Zimpelmann Sandra Renk, Joyce Boettcher, Mrs. Check. 3rd Row: Dale Karenke, Clarence Cooley, Ralph Swett, Darrell Drager, Walter Mehr Alber Brunner, John Edmonds, Herbert Jolly, Milton Froelich. Vice-Pres. lst Row Left: Tom Sanborn Patti Pinierton, Lo Ann Ziebarth, Diane Krinile, Laurie Guth, Diana B com, J k J J Gill AXSEE: Miigarglc' Zellner. 2nd Row: Fred Kauzlaric, EIaTHE'Uohnson Lynne Eisenbrend, Sally Geise, Germaine Garbisc Pat Duff, Jean Teufert, Barbara Ewald, Charlotte Rielda Barbara Wirth, rs. nec . 3rd Row: Sally McGuire, Nancy Meihack, Vivian Bowles, Carol Dean Kaye Johnson Sallie Ashton, Edmund Drager, Wayne Pregont Alois Sc lack, David Champeny, Donald Hein, Wilfred Lindberg. Sec.-Treas. AWWA NCLUQDNJ Tfilznsvvs-c tra QSM Vice-Pres. in S- President . x.i, , v,, , l -t 6 V A a 1 if M150 -y A A 19m .HMM lst Row: Mr. Freymiller, U5I51E Lee Atkinson, Lorraine Mayo, Francine Cough Robert Croker Jarfaret Malus Henrietta Kunard, Lhrv-Shraufnagel Jeannene Carlson, Lavonne Erackob. 2nd Rowg Fred Hesson, Carol Hedberg, Nancy Richmond, Richard Corriveau, Thad Carlson, Peter Lund, Charles BUSH, Jack Stein, Joe Vugrenic. 3rd Row: James Croker, Eliha5eth Wiericns Eugene Rux John Freudenthal, Tom Duciton, Leone Kukanich Filly Dotson, Jerry Ayers, Elizabeth Creek. hth Row: Shirley Rurutko, Pat Jcbuire May Flynn Parry Schmidt, Javne Reed, jerome Ludwig, Jianna Osoorne, Nancy Hedberg. IB .. P. . 961 ' .r lst Row Left: Lleanor Uonsldfon, Sallv Adams, Virrinia rillion, Ladd Tucek, Don Schmidt, Edith Stein, Bonnie Hall, Pat Joo, Louise Carlson, Pat Edmonds. 2nd Row: Mr. Freymiller, TIER Peterson, Gerrv Heal, Petty Day Ann Luttkus, Sharon hcPeak, Pridget Murony Marlene anderson, Lolly Scnlack, Jim Rand, Margo Myers. 3rd Row: Daniel Croker, TEiEenMcGrefor, John Matson, Willard LaCrosse, Neil Larson, Sally Qussault Virginia Merkel Carol Kriec A Nancv Sparns donna Aees, leddy Lanrner. bth Row: Edna Crkovic, Znifa Saltenherver, Phylis Scholz Gloria Scholz, Jim iean rgatgbgen Toglgnovich 1.Z. 69.1. h8mgS,Joe eiari , Cale Dunke, Sec.-Treas. fail Jiianf X Qmnwamfggfg 9 Ci. 1 :ug r-T'- '-: Bm SJ lst Row Left: F. Kauzlaric, S. ggifgg, S5 Gigse, Gi Heal - n . ams . Eetgizk' RSSHQOG' Fhfidee . a en . , Trinka, D.'scnmidt?r1c ' 2nd RCW! T. Sanborn, J. MEts5n L. Ziebarth, D. Krlngel L. Eisenbrand R. Periy, D. Hedbergi D. gloom, Ei1.3rtB1.Eset2'f'c ob' D' , 0 3rd Rcw:MJ. B andner, E. REESOH . K lt R. Newell: A. Sgitgnberger, D. Kauzlarlc, A. Ludwig, B. 21332525 -1- - bth Row: D. Petersen P. BEST, K. Kauglaric D. EIIPPS A. Zless 3. W19FlC5S, E. Hedberg. Qrrheettd F -Qilgz-:il 2:2373 ,rl Sittin Front Row: Henny una , ac omas John Freudental, Robert broker, Jerome Ludwig Mike Giese, Roger Godek, james Croker, Joan Drager. Standing Back Rows Sister IHEEEEITHEEEEEFI Rita Ehle, Juanita Richmond Ruth Newell Jean Brandner, Arlene Kauzlaric, Ruby Perry, Richard Kauzlaric, Fred Sailor Lynne Eisen- brand, Donald Bush, Fred Kauzlaric Audrey Ludwig, like Bradford. ijgtefz QQMSPQ Sittin fro left: Hr. en, rec org ila Staffen, Sally McQuire, Sally Adams, Gwen Rand, Carol Krieck, Jean Brandner, Ruth Newell, Donna Oster- berg, Elaine Johnson. 2nd Row: Charlotte Fields, B'i'II'KFieck, Jean Teufert, .Hazel Luttkus, Wannie Richmond, Rita Ehle, Sally Dussault, Diana Bloom, Joyce Byington, Gerry Heal, Lynne Eisenbrand, 3rd Row: Pat Edmonds Henny Kunard, Bonnie gall, Audrey Ziess Audrey Ludwig, Rub Perry florence Petts, Iadg mcefi, Patti Pinker- ton, Morley Rish, Willard LaCrosse. hth Row: Dann Ramthun xzairzraeai, Laurie Guth, d 112'iEe'P'85sv1dD8IL132sn?'m James Dean Tom Sanborn, Joe Pecarek, James Rand. ' ailpl o1'f E U s U Sitting from left: Mary Ann Schrafnagel, Goldie Atkinson, Maryaret Malus, Mrs. ' runce, Advisory Joan Juve, Sally McQuire, Shirley Toney, Patti Pinkerton. 2nd Row: Katherine Greek, Yvonne Merkel, Joyce Boettcher, Betty Day, Marlene Inderin, Pat Joo, Margaret Zellner, Virginia Merkel. 3rd Row: Sharon McPeak, Nancy Miehauck, Louise Carlson, Shirley Rerutko, May Fl'yrE,Et McQuire, Bridget Murphey, Ruth Samuelson, Alice Greek, Elizabeth Greek. 21 'Quill flmbfzmfmaym First Row setting left: Carol Tuefert, Mrs. Hanke, Mrs. Check, Mr. Hunt. Second Row: Polly Bent, Colleen Murphy, Betty Lindquist, Gwen Rand. Qtiwffionil fifgcfawwis-mslilp 6 8 0 First Row: Jean Fiedler, Don Hall, Wayne Kaye, Sally Dussault. Second Row Jim Rand, Carol Deen, Janis Brockup5 Buddie Schlack, Mr. Kracht. 22 1 ttlfmmna Sittin Left: Wannie Richmond, Jack Burnett, Jo Drager, Connie Ric on. Eurie Guth, Buddy Schlack. STAFF Advisor ---------- Mr. Check Edi'bOI'-in-Chief - - - - - - Jo Drager Assistant Editor - - - - Jack Burnett Feature Editor - - - Wannie Richmond News Editor - - - - - - Janis Carlson Exchange Editor ------ Rita Ehle Sports Editor - - ----- Don Hall Business Manager - - -Connie Richmond Reporters - Clarice Olson, Pat Trinka Pat Pinkerton, Buddy Schlack, Laurie Cmth, Laird Heal. f srecom' -Q In 'X se 2 107.559 fixes nv' 2, Q Q , fi? w 3'-I Q' ji C-o U EE rm 55 5735 572, as ra si. SLE NUI ga as sw? rw 6 QB L31 S 'UBB 1? 5 in ld. O Q uve ' Planned and prepared by one of the busiest and most active organizations of the school, the HI TIMES, student paper of ERHS is published weekly in the Vilas County News-Review. It's primary purpose being to infonn and to entertain, the Hi Times features a wide variety of mate- rial designed to appeal to the general reading public as well as the student body. Some of the many activities of the staff are: the sale of Hi Times pencils with the complete basketball schedule on them, sponsoring various movies, check- ing coats at basketball games, selling homecoming pins, and traditionally giving the first dance of the season. High-lighting all these doings is the Hi Times banquet which was held this year at the Gateway. At this time new members are taken in and editorial positions for the following year are assigned. The six seniors making up a part of the staff of thirteen, will receive journalism pins for their work on the paper. They are: J. Bumett, R. Ehle, J. Carlson, D. Hall, W. Richmond, and Ce Richmond. 23 QTQQMQSQQ As everyone knows, Bob Pri ps was always crazy about airplanes. He liked to take a lit ale spill' whenever he got the chance. When in E.R.H.S. he wrote themes, book reports, and gave much information about airplanes. Well, one day Bob had an accident and much to everyone's sorrow, he didn't pull through. Now Bob is in heaven and he's looking down on all his old friends, and this is what he sees. Chancing to look in on a Congregational Church, Bob almost dropped his teeth when he saw that the organist was Don Hall. A last-minute brainstorm to further his musical ability. Fred Sanborn is one of the few who did not miss his calling. Fred is a first class filibuster at the White House. Via the angelic grape-vine Bob finds out that Gerry Ellerman is still the only female member of a famous club started in high school. Bob found Dave Helge making his debut at Carnegie Hall, dressed in a tux- edo, top-hat, and spats, and smoking a 104 cigar. Passing over Ghost Town, Colorado, Bob found Yvonne Merkel ably running the headquarters for F. F. clubs situated all over the United States. Being the founder of this organ- ization, she made all original members presidents of clubs in their states. East of Eagle River, Bob sees nSchmidtyf, who has taken over Dan Burns' and is slowly running Perry's out of business. Janet Fiedler is a Power's Model and is, also, drawing the highest wages ever paid. Ind no wonder, she's- modeling bathing suits. Much to Bob's surprise he finds Jackie Roderick running the biggest gambling casino in Nevada. She's made Her flrst million and has only had the place two years. Flo Petts is another who has not missed her'calling. She beca e a lady C?7'wrestler and took the title away from WGeorgeous George.W And Jean Hamilton is married to Clark Gable's younger brother. They lived in Hollywood and Jeanie is an ideal actor's wife. Speaking of Hollywood, who else should Bob see but Janis Carlson in the movies. They just couldn't resist her innocent look, l guess. 50 you suppose she will marry as much as others in Hollywood do? Oh! Yes, here he sees the Godleski Twins keeping the town busy guessing which twin has the toni. A while Back they both got one and couldn't even tell each other apart. Bob finds Marv Elliott turned domestic and is running a restaurant. The back is a combination gym, pool hall, and bar. The specialty is some- thing called WMarvin's Miracle.n And Rita Ehle is seen supervising one of the largest telephone companies in the nation. Her motto is-'A good 'Line' makes the best connections.' Then heasees that all Eagle River Housewives turn on their radios at 10:00 A. M. and tune in WUBT to hear Hazel Luttkus and all the little 'Hazel Nuts.' Colleen Murphy has spent the past I6 years at Whitewater, she went to learn, but with her brain she ended up teaching. Bob says-'Yepl Vanita Dotson is really rollin' in the doughl' Notes: -she's working at Schmidt's Bakery. Then he sees two lasses from Eagle who have made good in television. They are Audre Ludwi and Dawn Ramthun. Audrey sings on the Milton Berle Show and Bawn reformes and is now playing the famous UMrs CPamJ North.n And who is the manager for them?--None other than Charlene Dotson who gets 301 of their take. Yesterday she interviewed Mrs. Carol Teufert Numrich, who won the first prize for having the best-looking children. III five of them. Bob saw that E.R.H.S. produced one author from his old class and that is none other than Wilma Nickells. She wrote WNickells for Hockey, but not one cent for School.u of course, Vida Rand always did seem lazy so Bob wasn't surprised to see her working C75 as life-guard out at the Beach. Bob then decided to look over his old Alma Mater and who should he see driving a bus-but Marion Carlson. She drives the late shift for the kids who want to sleep until 5:55 A. M. Martha Krevolt has done well for her- self. She owns her own Abstract Business and she can type so fast that she needs no hired help. Gwen Rand had done well, too. She's the head of the Baby Department at the St. Germaine Hospital. Her prize brats are the John Eliason triplets, Johnny's hoping some new cars come out so he can teach is sons to drive. Bob happens to look northeast and he sees Shirley Conpleton as a female taxidermist who stuffs exclusively mice, chipmunks, and ruinea pigs, Pat Liston holds the title of Miss Afghan of 1960 for making the most anirettiest afghans. Polly Bent liked Flo's part so well in the Senior Class Play, that as soon E-she vraduated she took wrestlinr' lessons at North Central U. S. Passinr over Rhinelander, Bob sees that Andrea Hansen took over Clyde Downiny's show of spinninr popular platters. Reports say that she sneaks in a classical now and then, thouvh. And Ruth Newell is signed up with Spike Jones's band. She plays trombone in this famous organization. Doris Tuscher has taken over Shilling's Drug Store in Hinocqua. Lois ':feE'l'Elps her too. Lois has charge of the dopes --or drugs to is famous for her marijuana cigarettes, Bob finds that Vay Brook has been hired by the E. R. Recreation Committee to teach tennis to anyone wishing to learn. As a division, she sometimes teaches boxing or golf. Dave Gunderson and Jack Burnett are seen running a taxi service. When Dave has a date, Jack drives, and vice-versa. It's not quite too handy on a double date. The WRoamersH are back in E.R.H.S., giving another lecture course. Featured as a new attraction, is Dona Croker-the famous pianist. Bob sees that Joyce Byinfton and Donna Osterberg have a USweet Snelling Skunk Farm.W They hike the best perfume this side of Conover. Gloria Eastman is still busy at her favorite past time-ndoing nothing.H Hildred Corriveau won first prize at the Vilas County Fair, for her crocheted Bedspread. Mrs. Trunce, Nilly's ex-Home Ec. teacher, got second. Bob sees Joe and Stanley Kukanich workinpf together on a fam which is run scitifically '5rT'ie'c'hanically,--by pushing' buttons, no less. Yep! Stan pushes the buttons while Joe does the dirty work when anythinr goes wrong. There's Bob's Wbosom buddyn Earl Hedberg workinr his heart out trying to oecome a champion ski-jumper. His form, Cfor jumping, that isj, has certainly improved since the Renberg days at Conover. Yep! Bob Swett really did have basketball in his blood. The two things Bob loved most were basket- ball and girls! Well, he's happy now that he's not a job where there are both. He's a coach at Vassar. Bob sees that Don Bush has been offered a movie contract by MCM, but rebised it. iefwants to become a missionary'and devote the rest of his life to foreirn people. Bob is really surprised when he sees Jean Fiedler married to Ole Olson an nIrishman.H Betty Lindquist is now happily married to the man- ager of the Eagle River Falcons. Ruby Perry, now Hrs. J. D. Daniels, wife of Rev. Daniels, is seen doinh excellent work with the Ladies' Christian Aid. Gladys Kauzlaric and Vera Stetson are seen layinr bricks for a bunvalow. He couldn't figure out whether they were building a house for themselves or making a little extra between basketball games. Now Bob sees a heart-breaking sight. Widow Wannie Johnson and her six children are living on a pension. This is due to the last experiment in Atomic power, of husband Asa. Suddenly, friend Bob hears music from Little Rock, Arkansas, and finds it's Charmaine Pregont singing soprano solos for the biggest audience he's ever seen. BTubGTp'ld buddy Jim Wierichs is still in Conover, running a General Store which includes a ice, bank, and funeral parlor. Connie Richmond is working in the hospital which was donated to her in behalf of her courape beyond the call of duty in brinring Deen's three boys into this old world. Their names are Herbert, Hubert, and Honroe. Audrey Larson has been spending her time playinr the piano at the NStork Clu5.N She plays and sings ntorchy' love songs. Bob has decided that one look at his fellow graduates is enough to last him to eternity. so he slowly floated back. fllolnlofaf Manta HERMAN CARR, a lovable sort of nan --------------------------- Mayne Kay MRS. CARR, his attractive wife ------------------------------- Jo Draaer LAINE CARR-, their pretty land likeablel daughter ------- Jeanne Brandner DICK! TURNER, Laine's witty and good natured friend ----- John McCormick GEORGE CARR, Carr's typically schoolboy son ----------- Ken Bittenbender CAROL RUTH CARR, Carr's harum-scarum youngest daughter---Clerice Olson MISS LUCINDA CARR, Mr. Carr's pretty old maid aunt ------- Eunice Matson MRS. ELVIRA MCDUFFIE, the nosey disagreeable nelvhbor---Charlotte Mayo M . J. CASWELL DRENNEN, an important-looking manufacturer---Laird Heel DON DRENAEN, his tall, good-looking son ---------------------- Lee Swett MR. YEATES, a lawyer with a forbidding look ----------- Charles Champeny JANET RODEN, an attractive friend of La1ne's--- ----------- Pat Trinka LIZ ESTES, another friend of La1ne's ------------------------ Joan Adams MICKIE STRONG, another friend of La1ne's --------------- Marilyn Schultz DELIVERY BOY, --------- ------------ -------- ---- - -------- Tom Fredrlckson xlx N!! x ??? ' '3 Yep .74 QUAD EAP APA ARCH f0 QL Senior pilsfflxtlg Ogvxxh Xxkugl. Q-.6.Q N. wx ,NNWN S., 1 I tl Wilber Maxwell, the son, wants a bicycle...... Hercules Nelson, Wilber's best pal......... Betty Lou Maxwell, the teen-age daughter. .. . John Maxwell, father, typical business man.... Janet Maxwell, mother, very understanding... Connie Maxwell, daughter, age seventeen.... Aunt Mary, has a mind of her own. .......... Bernadine Smith, Betty Lou's best friend .... Limpy McGuire, a bank robber... .... ........ Norah McGuire, Limpy's wife...... .... .... WNinety-Voltn Jones, a prize fighter.... Roughhouse Ruby, a female wrestler.... Mr. Pottor, an insurance Salesman.... Lucy Burns, she knows everything..... Mrs. Mott, a guest in the house.... Connolly, a tough detective... ...... .......... .......DON BUSH ...JOE KUKANICH . . . . . .RITA EHLE DAVID GUNDERSON .....POLLY BENT ..JANET FIEDLER ooo WANNIE RICHMOND ..JACK GODLESKI ...DAWN RAMTHUM .......DON HALL IllOO ...EARL HEDBERG .COLLEEN MURPHY ...JEAN FIEDLER .....BOB PRIPPS 27 CQM-lisa Wilt We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby bequeath the following to our friends that me leave behind: JANIS CARLSCY wills her innocence to Ronnie Hall. JEAY FIEDLER wills her secretarial jobs with pleasure. JANET PIEDLER wills her Height to Jack Stein. AUDREY LARSON takes everything with her for future use. LOIS MacGREGOR leaves her giggles to anyone who wants them. AUDRHI LUDLIG leaves her cheerleading ability to Alice Greek. FUUY PSRRY wills her school interest to Diana Rloom. DORIS TUSCHER wills her driving course to Forest Ayres. RUTP NEWELL takes Earl with her. CCILPEN NURPVY leaves her class play roles to Barb Ewald. WIIIA NICKEILS wills her accent to Diane Kringel. GERRY ELLEPNAN is happy just to leave. VAY RROOK wills her studies to Germaine Garhisch. DONA CRCKER leaves her natural curly hair to Annie Luttkus. MARION CARLSON leaves her love of school to Dorothy Dolansky. JIM WIERICHS leaves his football ability to Uwormu Guth. ED GODLFSKI wills his short haircut to anyone who wants it. CARCL TEUFERT wills her faith- fulness to Sally Giese. PILL IRANKE just leaves. HAZEL LUTTKUS wills her freckles to Tom Frederickson. JACKIE RODERICK leaves her successful Nditching daysn to Rob Stewart. JOHN ELIASON leaves his car to Charley Champeny. MARTHA KREVOIT leaves her typing ability to Sue Nayo. DONNA OSTERPERG wills her love to Esko. JOYCE PYINGTON wills her history tasks to Shirley Pyington. STANLEY KUKANICH leaves his Advanced Nath to Miss Austin. JCE KUKANICR leaves his gift of gab to Joan Adams. RITA EPLE wills her basketball technioue to Fridget Vurphy. FLORENCE PETTS wills her shyness to Wayne Kay. WANNIE RICPVOND needs hers. CONNIE RICFNOND wills her love for men to any girl not already having it. EARL FEDRERG wills his quiet ways to Nile Steffen. JACK PURNFTT wills his scholastic ability to Jim Merrill. JEAN RANILTON wills her boyfriends to Joan Juve. CRARUAINE PREGONT wills her eyes to Jim Rand. POLLY RENT wills her oratory ability to Richard Corriveau. YVONNE MDRKEL wills her ability to get along with males to Audrey Zeiss. DAVID GUNDERSON wills his ability to get-along with females to Fred Sailor. POB SWETT wills his tall tales to anyone who will listen. VERA STETSON wills her love for basketball to Virginia Fillion. GLADYS KAUZLARIC wills her athletic ability to Jo Drager. ARLENE RHODE refuses to will Einar to anyone. GLORIA EASTMAN wills her high average to Pat Pride. POB PRIPIS wills his height to Don Schmidt. GWENITH RAND wills her red hair to Ellie Congleton. MILDRED CORRIVEAU wills her commercial attributes to Carol Dean. VANITA DOTSON wills her smile to Jack Seifert. LEROY CLURE wills his social activities to Laird Heal. CHARLEIYE DOTSON wills her trip to Florida to all Eagle Riverites. VIDA RAND wills her shortness to Milton Frolich. JACK GODLESKI wills his poetry and wit to Bill Dotson. DON PUSH wills his acting ability to future class play members. MARVIN ELLIOTT takes Gerry with him. DAVID HELGE wills his red hair to Jim Croker. BETTY LINDCUIST wills her plumpness to Louella Wetzel. PAT LISTON wills her boy friends to Sally Adams. FRED SANBORN wills his perfect attendance to Eunice Matson. GENE SCHMIDT wills his liquid capacity to Buddy Schlack. ARLENE KAUZLARIC wills her glasses to Laurie Guth. DON HALL wills his years in the Athletic Association and Student Council to the next unlucky person. JOYCE RENRERG wills her trip to California to the Seniors. DAWN RAMTHUN wills Gene Schmidt to Diane Osborne. SHIRLEY CONGLETON wills her love for hockey players to Shirley Toney. ANDREA HANSEN wills her music ability to To my Sanborn. QWMQQLQEQQQ 4,',X 51? QQQSQTQQQLL Bottom Left to Right: L. Heal, J. McCormick, T. Stalinski, J. Sheffler, B. Pripps, D. Helge, J. Wierichs, D. Gunderson, E. Drager. 2nd Row: J. Rand, J. Pekarek, R. Poole, D. Blah, B. Swett, Wa Kay, JO CQ Cooley, E0 Hedberg, R0 Hedberg, G . Schmidt. 3rd Row: Coach, E. Johnson, B. Sparks, N. Larson, B. Krieck, J. Kuffanich, L. Guth, D. Hall, D. Kranke, R. Swett, M. Froelich, K. Seeley, K. Bittenbender, Manager, C. Bush. -o 6 BXX'l9e-iaisfgiie ' Y, , 1 ale away 518320316 gang? Eaon 2 muilmeif Se center we won ea-L Eagle mln up rlecl-49 . H A 'LOSS -Ld bil King aamcfiager' me fliore in naw? 9 only sue outsba Q35 Park F Ea5'lglls'2l1 Ea One ' Riv Sle R- S?hoc?iF ,the S3-'ogas beat?-f?,?r'6 Sin, N Qggnger was 55-g1eSPf,ffJf'f1 Pd quarter? Schlack in Grande A . n'l9 gffe-5535 ff'-glfa RiVG1'.6 - andOn 'V G ch er Wa leap team' arg-in S and L. OSs Ofn and- Swett. 0 'Y e Rivera ce - cO31a'l3 Evil coniozgegx 8 Nl'-L90 klhgif Sikzxvei' irqug. in -YEL, Eagle '00 Ming-v'et't ex 'W' 33066 ginlest Lie fmlfaiiv for this C? on agifw 9901.26 3 be ww' the xuck evra V 'wx ......, F - . Q 1 , e- -,IW 4,- Q .nu Three Lakes-O Eagle River-l3 The seasons opener was played under the lights in 22332221126 liieieikiilma in defeat l3-O as Eagles ioodm power was evident. Lee Swett, halffte all-20 scored the first touchdown by Q J Ear' an Ea on a long end run, followed Event 20554116 exoligle R, by a touchdown by Hall. The 'as1,6G,3a. Sclfive tiny,-Iver line held Three Lakes to a CY iffngt Ore 1' wao fir'O standstill. On 'an,4 If deft is d Gen' beat fa Oodm -Pea ed Ea Ct. an -,fs Ble Q05 The 5195555 az-31 Wah fn a d' Aabego thglue ,5nO'O ' e1 O wiszzioggng ptou C511 1 Scforfglly 909,20 YI-SE-1? wuzxablg to S s aS do vel. 8, Riqef was ' ing Xcell The 3 .tO PL! Was the and .Eagleainsff the Laonix ifne , en t, 1-me Ervin made 931563298 more Wfcglionsisif Gfe an Riqgf 695995 Da-Le nse 'Sin blll-5 gamilb -Ne1'6 0 9 mlxifgofi and -we ' Iiufies ' E' iolined 'nw 1 ' Sli LQJMQQQWQWSEQQDQL u W KY! lv- kzy .. a.cK , I i .:..,.A '. ,. f... .- ' o ,,,.i- Q-nv' 1. .xf . .---x xl' ' . O . 1,-v. .- Q Q1a.x.L' s . 1 QqogQM, ...- .1 H u onmxk W xt Qum- else.. xx . n ,S Qfx in CSTV' KK 1 xx :E u XS XSWXQ lst Row left to right: Coach Mr. Freymiller, David Gunderson, Jack Godleski, Marvln Elllott, Don Hall, David Helge, Eddie Godleski, Jack Burnett. 2nd Row: Fred Sailer, Cal Cooley, Edmund Drager, Gene Schmidt, Bob Swett, D5I5'KErenke, Buddy Schlack, Richard Hedberg, Darrell Drager, Willard LaCrosse. 3rd Row: Jim Rand, Dale Elliott, Laird Heal, Ladd Tucek, John McCormick, W5yHE'Kay, Laurie Guth, Lee Swett, Gary Schmidt. Eagle River, in their first encounter of the year, lost a rugged game of basketball to the Rhlnelander Hodags, 50-28. The following night, the Eagles playing host to the Crandon Cardinals, were defeated by the score of 50-59. Playing their first conference game, the fighting Eagles toppled the Elcho Hornets, 46-25. Coming from behind, after trailing 20-14 at half time, the Eagles then capped their second straight conference victory, from the Winocdua Islanders, 35-27. Batt- ling the Phelps Knights for undisputed first place, Eagle River lost the crucial contest, 54-41. In the final seconds, Eagle River lost a thriller to a snappy Three Lakes five, 40-58. Displaying a fine brard of basketball Eagle nosed out a strong Rhlnelander quintet, 41-40. In another non-conference tilt, Park Falls downed the Red and Blue 49-35. In their top eHbrtof the year, the Eagles upset the undefeated Crandon Cardinals, 45-40. Starting the second five and letting the first five finish, Eagle rolled to an easy 52-26 victory over Elcho. At Minocqua the Islanders, led by Herrick and Hermann, edged out the Eagles 50-41, and thus avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of Eagle River. Then the Eagles traveled to Wabeno where they were upset by the Logrollers, 55-51. Playing on their home court, they lost the fourth conference game to Phelps, 40-55. Playing top-notch ball, the Eagles showed their potential ability, and dumped the Three Lakes Bluejays, 58-27. In a return engagement with Wabeno, the Eagles evened the score, with a victory. A powerful Park Falls team was too much for the fighting Eagles and Park Falls took the decision, 66-48. Eagle beat White Lake in the Jamboree at Crandon 38-32, thus taking fourth place in the con- ference. Don Hall was a high point man for Eagle River, scoring a total of 252 points in seventeen games. Ed and Jack Godleski played outstanding ball throughout the year3Jam: awring 140 points to be second high and also winning the free throw trophy. Marvin Elliott and David Helge displayed good basketball technioue at all times. B. Swett, D. Gunder- son, G. Schmidt, J. Burnett, and D. Karenke completed the first ten. D. Hall and M. Elliott made all conference. The HBH team should be complimented on their fine playing and smmmd promise of a great team next year. YTQQSQSEMMILQL Sitting f1'Om left: S. Kukarlich, D. Hall, D. Helge, J. Godleski, M. Elliott, J. McCormick, W. Kay, L. Guth, Mr. Freymillerg Coach. 2nd Row: M. Plude, J. Rand, L. Tucek, J. Dean, R. Hedberg, T. Stalinski, J. Eliason, M. Froelich, Neil Larson. 5rd Row: D. Schmidt, J. Thomas, C. Champney, F. Sailor, D. Drager, L. Swett, C. Cooley, B. Schlack, L. Heal, W. Nohelty, W. LaCrosse. left to right: Barbara Ewald, Audrey Ludwig, Sally Adams, Joan Adams 0 - Qlleewerlaemelwre Cifstffles Qmwfille-monk First Row? D. Delish, B. Uurphy, CGuardJ Second Row: A. Luttkus G. Kauzlaric fGua5'dD v. Stetson, fGuard lg. Meyers, W. Nickell, Forward First Row: S. Congelton, M. Lirnpleman, D. Ramthum, SPresidentD R. Ehle, Secretary P. Trinka, CTreas.J . Drager, F. Petts, E. Congel on. Second Row: V. Fillion, B. North, J. Adams, A. Kauzlaric S. Ashton,,K. Johnson, M, Novland, B. Hall, E. Clrkovic, LJ. korth, Mrs. Check Lkdvisorj Third Row: J. Juve, N. Sparks, L. Eisenbrand, E. Johnson, M. Schultz, S. Adams, P. Pinkerton, Y. merkel, V. Stetson, G. Kauzlaric. Qnskeifimftl Third Row: P. Pride, C. Ilurgny 2Center F. Pet s, Center R. Ehle, CForward N. Peters, CForr-rardl 3 . E.R. 27 Three Lakes Q U f E.H. 18 Monico 10 N 1 s f E.R. 22 Rhinelander E -, E.R. 22 Minocqua Q- ,x 0 - E.R. 26 Rhinelander 20 Qu G E.R. 19 Monico 9 -0 '16 a Q0 - -- -- X x x X jmikiges Ruth: NIsn't it strange that a man's arm is just as long as the distance Two ghostly sheets are mighty proud She's shortg he's tall and lanky, around a girl's Waist?n Earl: nlt is? Say, let's get a piece of string and find outln Pullman porter: nMay I brush you off, Madam?U Dawn Ramthum: W descend in the usual manner.n :QL N,z I I Bob Pripps: HHow did your potato crop turn out this year? Mr. Simmons: nFine. Some were as big as marbles, some as big as peas, and then, of course, there were the little ones.n David Helge came home , after playing a tough game of football. UMa,n he said, Uyou once told Aunt Mary that I had your eyes and daddy's nose. well, look at me now. xg l'm like grandpa-- no teeth.n KT His wife just had a hankie!! 1 You may not. I'll ' I A c, ! 19 ' br .iw Mr. Freymiller: CTaking up quiz papers? nWhy the quotation marks on this paper?u Don Hall: nCourtesy to Janis Carlson on my right.n ,'s ln .X Father: nRita, that young man of Cl yours stays much too late when he calls. Hasn't your mother some- thing to say to you about that?n Rita Ehle: nYes, father, mother says men haven't changed a bit.n The tall one's passing out cigars-- Mr. Kracht in sociology: Wwhat do you think is the basic trouble with parents?W Vera Stetson: WNe get them when they're too old for us to change their habits easily.n avmfszea f if l Elf :K I . X Pat: WWhat's the trouble, Jack?W Jack: WPuncture. Left front tire.u Pat: uYou should have been more careful. They told us back at that filling station to watch for the fork in the road.n 36 Wannie Richmond: WWhat's an angel?u Ed Godleski: UA pedestrian who jumped too late.' nSchmidtyU: nDo you smoke, sir?n Mr. Hunt: WYes, I'm very fond of a good cigar.n Gene: nDo you drink, sir?n Mr. Hunt: nYes, indeed, I enjoy nothing better than a bottle of wine.N Gene: WBoy1 It's going to cost me something to oass this course.n Stanley Kukanich: WLet's see now, October, October, October: the beautiful month of October-U Joe Kukanich: nThe weather rains, while football reigns, and the grads forget to stay sober.u Mama Qkflhiaitimgt As I walked up the steps to E. R. H. S., the place looked cold and deserted. Not exactly the sort of spot that would come to mind when you say, NI have spent four wonderful, fun-filled years herein M steps sounded hollow as I strolled down the hall. It seemed odd to glance up and see my class looking down from their picture on the wall. A dozen scenes flashed through my mind at once. Having nothing better to do I sat down and tried to them out in logical order. The year I was a Frosh---centuries ago it seems, but what a year that was! The Senior girls gave their Fresh- man sisters a party. NJust to get better acquainted with the 'young' kids.u We got ourselves into all the different organizations, forensics, football, basketball, band, Hi Times, and glee club. Yes, we were really off to a great start! I saw m self as a Sophomore quite used to the old routine. Together with the gang we sponsored the Rhinelander Male Chorus---made lots of money too. That year the school got football lights. Some of our boys made the first string in athletics and one even copped the free throw trophy, not to mention our class winning the inter-school basketball contest. Juniors---smooth, suave, sophisticated Juniors. That year, how I loved it! Boy, was I a vision at our prom. NWhen You Wish Upon A Staru was the theme we finally cooked up and the whole night was a big success. we were the first class for man years to get round rings and again have a member of our class win the free throw trophy. HTake Your Medicineu was our class play. And then came that last wonderful year. To start things off with a bang we had our rib-tickling class play, UThe Boarding House Reach.H E. R. H. S. could offer standing room only the night of the play. Never before in the school's history was there such a crowd at a class play. Next we sponsored the Rhinelander Male Chorus in the form of a minstrel. Again we have record breaking attend- ance. Then a member of our class won the Bob Ashton Sportsmanship Trophy. This was the first year this trophy was ever awarded. And now we have gone to seek what the world holds for us. We sincerely hope our future can be as bright and as full of success as our high school days were. sort J .!1 --2251 3' 5. ll '!f.f.U,'s+ E 2 ' 'lla 'l 'Tw 4-sn' L 5 f X x X T xv Jw .M W We. we . gnome OUR F'ACUT.TV ????? y an N , , --Q .: . , xLL Ag L. A , e - o Esther . Ma Hanke Lady Sleeplng Bea uty ? Barb F 1 w F A . , as ' Ham Actor z -Aw A --:. 'ff ' ', A . If 4A'- s 3 3 we ,ggi I :. of 4? W -iv Remember Wherx? Steppin' Rainyq Joan llTeXl1 and IlE1ll Family Portrait X . of-b wQ-.',Qgggz 4 IK ssvq-f y i A -zg ff z 'iii 4 4 ' .i ' Q 1: A MQ -w., . ,ff K Water RUSS Pawn 1 Boudini 2 Sn 7 Bloomer Gal 1-'outlng Road House Rampage! Ail'1't that Sweet 'Z Again or yet? Hein Sf Taffy ' wean? 'ww-an annular ,, .. , J M gg I 4 I ,xr if Sk 3, Phil -af Ten Ma H 1- me ' i , 5 A j f Q3 29 ' R- N BDU K ,ft , Q, lv Aud - 2 eelg P 'YS xx l 'N W Lucky1' Jan HLGUS' were sinh-'Ls Marvin Elliott nI'd rather hug a basketball than anything else, well--almost anything else.n Fred Sanborn WHis identity we should not tell, 'cause you might not like your personelln John Eliason N ie girls are in despair Wondering how he curls his hair.n Gerry Ellerman WMouths were made before teachers And so she's always talking, But feet were made before cars And you never see her walking.W Yvonne Merkel NShe's little, but she's wise, She's a terror for her size.W Audrey Larson WShe's a good girl, but she'd make a better bad one.H Janet Fiedler UHer smile is as bright as her hair is light.W Vay B ook Wwe donit know why we like her we never tried to see We just have the feeling It's because she's sheln Jack Burnett Hwitty and always full of fun, Jack is liked by every one.U David Helge Here 'ifhe question, what do the reason could be they call Pat Liston -R-WLIIE-171.-if. fellorx breaks a date He usually has to, When Pat breaks a date She usually has two.n Arlene Rhode This :nay come as a shock For which you may not be ready, But in view of the facts we think she's going steady.N Rita Ehle WA jolly good scout, just brim full of pep, You have to go some with her to keep step.W Marion Carlson Her hair is-too dark to be an angel. Dona Croker WHer mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere.0 Betty Lindquist It's kinda n'i'ce--to be naughty. think you .hin 'Dink' ? Donald Bush THe's neither a sinner nor a saint-- You can't make a feller what he ain't.H Donald Hall 'WTVTH6 loves not women, wine, and song, Will laugh too little and live too long.W Gene Schmidt NLike a powder puff--I'm for the ladies.W Eddie Godleski WChange me, change me, Oh time in thy flight Make me a wild man, just for tonightln Connie Richmond NYou don't have to break the ice, it melts way 'cause she's so nice.N Jackie Roderick Gaze 1' ROE eyes and you see an angel, Gaze a little longer and you see an imp.W Wannie Richmond 'Whqrlook at her face light up with joy, Could it be from that Minocqua boy?U Charmaine Pregont hTo have some dreams my heart has had, I think might make an angel bad.U Ibris Tuscher 'Wm'Mmncmwmnstmxwmmmmscdlm In each some secret fancy dwells.n Earl Hedberg TA country boy goes to town. Stanley Kukanich HEvery inch a man and more man than inches.N Ruth Newell It does'171Tt take long to tell the truth, She's sweet, that's Ruth.N Florence Petts NHer sense ol humor can't oc beat, It's gals like her we like to meet.n Janis Carlson UIn the game of life she holds an ace, Sky blue eyes and baby face.N Polly Bent WHer eyes always sparkle with fun, But she never plays till her work is done.W Gweneth Rand w3e'1ab1.'f her now, we Lcicw her then I ' when sue wusn't Gwen.U Ne knew der Jean Fiedler She nad her Now all she Eill Franke nLet things come what haye- The future is unavoidable.U Shirley Uongelton Bright ejf7e's 2fH5 dangerous things, They sometimes keep one from getting wings, 'Pride' wants is 'Riches'.N 39 il Audrey Ludwig uwhen we are dust and this pen is rust, She will be giggling yet, we trust.N Joyce ington ever says too much, never gets in dutch.U Carol Teufert uHere is a maiden without pretense, Blessed with reason and common sense.n Donna Osterber ust a riend with pleasant ways, Just a friend thru' all our days.n Vanita Dotson N30 sweet the blush of bashfullness.n Gloria Eastman WTO like her once and not pretend Is to like her always and have a friend.n Joe Kukanich uTo Be a gentleman farmer and raise nothing but my hat.n Leroy Clure udreat man-don't know it. Got brains-don't show it.n Vera Stetson WIT I'd be good I'd be lonesome.N Gladys Kauzlaric 'Always cheerful, always gay, Always nice in every way.n Arlene Kauzlaric uShe's a swell senior with bright red hair, She's friendly too, fair and square.u Ruby Per o fun and mischief too, Doing things she shouldn't do.N Wilma Nickell uThis senior girl, we surmise, Can be either an angel or-otherwise.n Bob Swett nTEe world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world?n Jim'Wierichs nivery other inch a gentleman.' Joyce Renberg nhilling, studious, and dependable, Could anything be more commendable.u Charlene Dotson 'qmwmmmrisqmeg But don't judge her by it.n Vida Rand UA small stick of dynamite with freckles.n Martha Krevolt Her good natured grin And her good natured ways, Will make us remember her All through our days.n Mildred Corriveau HBe good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever.n Andrea Hansen WWHen those angels gave those cuxis to you, They put a sunbeam in your disposition too Jack Godleski WI'm just a good little boy in a big naughty world.N Bob Prio s Hfong, Eean, and likeable.U David Gunderson HTHe time l've spent in wooing Has been my heart's undoing.n Lois MacGregor The sun s rim dips, the stars rush out, It's time for me to be about.n Jean Hamilton WI never worry, never fret, If I can't remember, I just forget.n Hazel Luttkus we hear a rumor of her humor, And I'm telling you it's perfectly true.n Dawn Ramthum nSweet and charming, very pretty, She'll make a hit in any city.n Colleen Murph at sort o device made you so nice?W CLOLSS Ykoweri Q 7 QKQ53 motel GUNTQ' Rose' i o.Lu.llxaT we cam' do, Closes Cslevsr A Qcxvfl' be, clone. maamxtr st U, an Saver ' 40 Rudy Service Station Rudolph Spiess Prop. Gas and 011 Phone 150 Compliments of S1eson's Resort St. Germaine, Wie. Phone 258F12 Forest Products and Lumber Co. Specializing in all Panelling Phone 328 Compliments of Standard 011 Bulk Plant hmw,Mm Phone 21F4 De Longs Grill Land 0' Lakes, E. C. Young Electric Service Light and Power Wiring Conover, Wie. W1BGOnB1n Phone 424-F12 Wirthh Barber Shop Laurelle Photo Service Eagle R1ver Poet Cards and Portraits Wisconsin Land O' Lakes, Wie. phone 133 24 hr. service H1-Hat Club Harry's Standard Service and Restaurant Conover, Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin Wisconsin Phone 2251 Elmer's Nite Club Highyay 155 on Plum Lake Sayner , W1 ec onsln Phone 23F5 Compliments of Neman's Grocery and Meat Land O' Lakes, Wie. Phone 2171 Compliments of George and Bernice Club 155 Sayner, Wie. Dussault's Service Station Conover, Wisconsin Tires Tubes Complete Lubrication nennorvs Sport and Gift. Shop heron' F1'0'110h Tackle Sportswear, Garage and Hardware Souvenirs and , Sayner, Wisconsin Conover, Gifts Wisconsin Vilas Motor and Implement Co. Buick-International Sales and Service Phone 125 Melvin Long's General Store and Gas Station Sayner, Wisconsin Pr1de's Service Station Shell Oldsmobile Dealer Phone 236 Gifts Souvenirs Novelties Eagle Gift Shop Reiny and Mildred Witt Phone 291 0 o m p 1 1 m e n t s of Se1fert's Laundry Phone 149 R1chmond's Drugstore Drugs, School Supplies, Stationery Eagle River, Wisconsin White Spruce Inn Fine Foods Refreshments Phone 255-R Camera Shop Johnson Photos Kodak Finishing Post Cards Commercial Photography Renk's Radio Service Guaranteed Repairing Phone 179 Z1mpelmann's Beauty Shop All lines of beauty service Phone 108 Monuments and Markers licholas B. Orllch Highway 70-45 Compliments of Wanigan Rustic Bar Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin Phone 67F22 Frank and Ame Shop at the For Excellent Car Service Northwoods Godlesk1's Land 0' Lakes, Wisconsin Phone 2551 Service Station Compliments of Dussault's Bar Conover, Wisconsin Phone 270F22 Good Luck to '50' 8 Len n B1g's d Red Wing Trading Post Gifts, Novelties, and Souvenirs Phone 363 C o m p 1 1 m e n t s o f Dr. J. N. Gary Dentist Eagle River, Wisconsin Compliments of G A F F N E Y ' S Eagle River, Wisconsin Compliments of EAGLE RIVER CREAHERY Eagle River, Wisconsin Herman's D-X Service Eagle River, Wisconsin Adam's Hotel Log Cabin Inn Hot water, heat, showers Conover, Wisconsin Alfred H. Adams, Prop. Lee A. Adams, Mgr. Good Luck to you B e n 1 c r s 2 Curtis Food Market uThe Friendly Btcren Eagle River, Wisconsin fT0m Fred J. Rienow, Prop. Phone 50 Zimpelmanns Fancy Foods and Heats C o m p 1 1 m e n t s of The New Fashion Shop Napoli Bar Eagle River, Wis. Lee and Angie Klmerer, Props. Cabins Spaghetti Compliments of The Trading Post Tackle, Guns, Sportswear, Gifts Land 0' Lakes, Wisconsin Sam's Bar 'A' mile east on Highway 45 Eagle River, Wis. Housekeeping cabins on Silver Lake SPIESS SPGRTING GOODS Phone 98 Compliments of The Tot Shop Luc1a's Market Fresh Meat Home-Made Sausages Phone 241 Stanley's Nursery Eagle River, Wisconsin Maple View Resort Housekeeping Cottages Bar Carl McPeak, Conover, Wis. Open all season Compliments of Dre Re Ae Ae Congratulations Seniors! Rest lor Isle St. Germain Compliments of Dr. Colgan Compliments of Heart 0' The Woods Tavern Frank and Irene Zaruba Compliments of The Bond Shop Compliments of Car1's Standard Service George and Ethel B tte Home cooked meals Sandwiches Short orders Ice Cream VILLAGE EAT SHOPPE M . and Hrs. Gilbert Seidler Phone 541 On U.S. 45 Conover, Wis. Joe' s Barber Shop Land O Lakes W1 ec on sin Edmonds Grocery 2k miles North of Eagle River on Highway 45 C O N Seniors Elckhoff Lumber Co. Conover, Wie. G R A T U L A T I O N S B111 Eagle River Country Club Restaurant and Bar Eagle River, Wie. and Donna Phone 321 Good Luck Edmonds Hardware Land O' Lakes, Wie. Rol11es Pontiac Garage Eagle River, Wie. 24 hr. service If you can catch me. Congratulations Seniors From Jessie Klaye Little St. Germaine Lake Dobbs General Store Red Owl Agency Conover, Wie. Phone 270F13 Eagle Master Station Mobile Products Eagle River, Vis. Phone 255- W Dussaults Sport Shop Land 0' Lakes Wisconsin Elbert and Dela Dixon Compliments of Kroon' s Home Bakery Conover, Wisconsin C O N St. 10 G R A T U L A T I O N S S E N I 0 R S Germain Service Station' iles west of Eagle River on Highway 70 Clarence Rux, Prop. C O M P L I M E N T of STRONG and MANLEY Inc. Eagle River, Wisconsin Hardware and Sporting Goods B E S T W I S H E S f r o m CARL ELIASON and CO. General Merchandise Building Materials Bulldozing and Dragline Work General Contracting Sayner, Wisconsin C O N G R A T U L A T I and B E S T W I S H E S to the Class of N500 THE SAYNER HOTEL Sayner, Wisconsin K N U T H B R O T H E R S Building Materials Hardware Appliance Plumbing Electrical Land 0' Lakes, Wisconsin Phone 151 C. V. Brenham Lumber Co. Manufacturers and Wholesalers Dodge Beverage Company FOREST PRODUCTS DI-1deD0ds0 Eagle River, wis. Eagle R1ver, Wisconsin Lumber Lake Frontage Ties Fuel Wood Phone 405 Pulpwood Cutover Lands Phone 331 S C H L A C K ' S Upholstery and Drapery Shoppe Slip Covers and Drapes Materials by the yard Compliments of Modern Coffee Shop Home of Good Coffee Steve Marge 1950 Tournaments Starts July 20 Compliments of Hr. John Vandervort Foresters Ball Park St. Germain, Wls. Compliments of Nagel Auto Body Shop Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin Read .471 72241 . . IN THE Vilas County News-Review and Three Lakes News e SUBSCRIBE TODAY or Buy if of Your News Stand C QUALITY PRINTING SCHOOLKSUPPLIES Compliments of Elbert' s Resort Eagle River, Wisconsin Compliments of Dr. A. R. Guth Eagle River, Wisconsin D I C K M A N ' S TUTTLE'S ERONTIER REALTY Ho so Dependable Real Estate Service in the region of the last frontier Sales Ford Service W Phone 2881 Land O' Lakes Motor Co. Phone 181 Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin Land 0' Lakes, Wisconsin Best Wishes from Congratulati ons! Holprins Eagle River Wisconsin v to the Class of Jonash's Shoe Shop Scientific Shoe ll 5091 Fitting and Repairing Eagle River, Wisconsin Florence Pitts Red Owl C 0 ' 0 P Agency Land O' Lakes, Wisconsin Sanborn Insurance Co. E8619 River, Eagle River, Wisconsin Wisconsin Compliments of Vilas County Abstract Eagle River, Wisconsin Bbnmmm Speciality foods- cheese Eagle River Wis. Liston's Northwoods Club Dine and Dance Steak and Chicken Dinners One Mile East of Eagle River Ehsme L.2.'Z1Y Phone 232 MOLGAARD'S INDIAN LODGE Fine Foods Catering to Special Occasions 12 miles west of Eagle River on Highway 70 C O M P L I M E N T S O F B R A N D N E R ' S Market and Grocery Store Eagle River, Wisconsin PINE GABLES INN Noted for famous foods Matt Tadich, Prop. Eagle River, wisconsin L E H N E R ' S J E W E L R Y for HG 1 f t s t h a t l a s tu Eagle River, wisconsin ZIEBARTH MOTORS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Used Cars Eagle River, Wisconsin Profit small--Business great, Thet's the way we operate! C o m p 1 1 m e n t s o f ROYCE MEAT MARKET Eagle River, wisconsin C O M P L I M E N T S of HARRY'S MOBILGAS SERVICE Eagle River, Wisconsin CONGRADULATIONS SENIORS HSt. Germain Service Stationn lO mtles West of Eagle River on 70 CLARENCE RUX, Prop. Look we 're Potsie Dotsiet HOW Dry Having Our W I Pepscdent Smile 1 Kr, ' I5 , 1 ' M ,L ,an S 'TQ U' Q mf-, Am Pitcher Took! i : v N X Slippin' Around Hot -Diggity Pups Chums Coy? , Dawn s Juan , o oo o MW' oooo 0? X ,sf .13 ' llll .gl E5 H ,,qNmlQ. ,f 2 .5 Awnmguiiii' 4' '1f9 , lfiullll 1- J, I E x 'fill I f N o im fl 'f ! U, of, ,o 3i W Q Q ' -..1 oo, . N X' ul ' I HIM, Q Ja' 'xi 'fl -if lb Gig D-a-a- Hpeekll HEJ-N oan , i og A L Gerry ' C O M M E R C I A L R E F R I G E R A T I O N .nm-N .Ziff --'3 YTKFW TYLER and HARDER-FREEZ FROZEN FOOD WALK-IN BOXES DISPLAY CASE FREEZERS Tiiin IDE lfil : '- L2 GREAT - LINES DAIRY CASE REACH-IN :QXES llAJUDllLiLey TAVERNS FUR FARMS MEAT MARKETS LOCKER PLANTS GROCERY STORES RESTAURANTS RESORTS Sales and Service JERRY STRAKA Prop C A L L A L A BADGER REFRIGERATION E ELECTRIC CO. 1 Mile W. of Eagle River, Hwys. 70 and 17 Eagle Rivel, Wls fG7zf'5 gateway fylotef The Showplace of the North . . . Completely Modern -4 0 -, Q -1 P' -1 0 C 3 Q. U7 'U 0 -1 -P U7 fl 0 3 -o- 0 -1 F IP Z U Q F E ssl 9' N EP, ga A W R R F Z E 5 x 'f sfvlll' 5 V. p2LA'X1x . zbn n-3' -Z? ':f? j, eb w:o5a 2:3-E:ge: 0 n - E AGE 25' 152931 -1 wa- 'B g . rn Q '?N. ,,. F Q-sum. Hg . . mv: H 2- N Suugh' g.. 0 ax ?353'5-53 - 3Nmgn'e' H , . :' - ' ..g5.5E2 .. Tn. .07 ,X A--I-,, . f,gWmmm+5 I - 5 A 1 2 , i, gl f - V A 51 151-xx Ed.. czfvel. LQSTLAK RESORT servRc.e. L.J.Th Q. 9,m'ne, S AYN ER,wnscoNsxN Lvngs Cwm-35 cT'u.!eFkune.! so GABPS Los? LAKE RESoRT,SAyNER,LJlS V C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S S E N I O R S NQEQHQEUALE HOTEL and SPA Open all year round Three Lakes, Wisconsin GND SO XIQIREXQEXL O N G R A T U L A T L O N Class of HBOW Compliments of Dr. Burnett A. J. DOLLAR Plumbing Sf ,Heating Contractor Phone 97 Eagle River, Wis. 1 Larson Concrete Products CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION BLOCKS Conover, Wisconsin Congratulations Class of '50 JIM'S SERVICE STATION Taxidermy Eagle River, wisconsin C O M P L I M E N T S O F C o m p l 1 m e n t s o f , , I f w Q E L L M A N . S C L E A T J. F. D E E P R U m m -- N I K G Mfd. by: Joe Froelich Eagle River, wisconsin Sayner, wisconsin M U L R O O N E Y ' S D R U G 5 Featuring Sheaffer and Parker Pens EARL-HALBERSTADT Eagle River, wisconsin Bungalow Cottages Route l Eagle River Congratulations Class of 'SO TOWN and COUNTRY SHOP Eagle River, Wisconsin Little St. Germain Lake 12 Miles West of Eagle River Phone 257-F-21 C O N G R A D U L A T I O N S 1 S E N I O R S It was a pleasure working with you! M E S S S E T R U D I O Jack Messer ' S R h 1 n e 1 a n d e r , w 1 s c o n s 1 n The First National Bank of Eagle River, Wisconsin Our principles-- safe and sound banking. Our motto-- conservative, friendly and helpful. To the Graduates of 1950- congratulations and good luck. Education is a strong foundati for your future success Success ROAD is wide open to THOSE of ACTION- Procrastination is responsible for more failures, more lack of success than any other circumstance. Whenever you feel tempted to put things off, say to yourself, I WILL DO IT Now and DO it: A good education together with a substantial savings account can go a long way towards your future. Start that savings habit NGN I E. W. Ellis, Pres. Geo. Esbensen, Vice Pres. A Cashier. C. A. Myers and Wallace O. Johnson, Assistant Cashiers. Jos. O. Ellis and Geo. H. Hall, Directors. xxXlfff E N ' ?- - ., ,f X XX f X fam'-Yr.: ' f .,. i fy ' ' 1 Lllull-g Hg '- 'ZEDLQQJQJGQ SWQQMQ THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY i ERSA?'5YEARBOOKS MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS