Fennimore High School - Voyager Yearbook (Fennimore, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1955 volume:

Yrlrfdinn T0 GEORGE RUSTE, who for twenty-three years has been friend and teacher to every student in F.H.S., ue, the class of 1955, with gratitude for his guidance and affection for his long- suffering patience do hereby dedicate this VOYAGER. , ' x 1 z x f f fi 5 . K, Qi 7:5 iff: .H 3' 'Y Q :eg fi - 1-f,.,, if , ,. , - ,W 1, A.ff vigzw, -,f. fwffw,wf,f,,,Mm-ffq. 1,fwW.fA.f,WwA,wwwwwfw. mmmwfwf,MM-W ., WW, .,-., VLL- M.,fiw,.mm,w,,--u,,.m, ff,,,, . .-f. up -,ff -. f- , f V- .. , ' f A 3 V ' Q , 4 ,J x N. OW DOWN March, 195k l3-League Forensic Contest at Platteville. Annual finished-31 pages mailed. 16-No classes for one solid hour, Lund, table tennis experts, performed Junior girls win class basketball tournament. 18-Platteville Gleemen come to F.H.S.-All the girls are most interested. 18-19-w.I.A.A. State Basketball Tournament at Madison. The joint's really gumping! 20- 1-Districk Speech Contest at Platteville. Two Afs out of five contestants! 22-Movie 7th hour-one fewer classes for today! 25-n0'Henry's Full Houseu shown lst and 2nd hour. I'll take Euchre- 26-Solo and Ensemble Festival at Soscobel. Not bad. 27-28-Steve woll and Lloyd Feakes rate A's in forensic meet at Platteville. 29-Grade Operetta-6th and 7th periods-Oh, to oe young agaim 30-Post office movie. My, what a letter goes through. April: 195H 3-Sectional volleyball tournament in gym at F.H.S- 6-Senior day at Platteville-whoopee, the school's all ours 7-Athletic banquet. Didn't the boys look nice? 8-Career Day. Now I really don't know what I want. 1O-Easter Vacation starts. Hurrah! woll and Feakes win A's in the State Forensic Contest. 21-Report cards-Oh, that fatal day. 23-Baseball-Platteville at Fennimore-F.-9.P.-6. 27Eighth graders attend F.H.S. classes-Hope they liked the visit. 28-Assembly-Vincent Godfrey Burns-NPoet Laureate of Wiscons1n.n 29-Final prom decorating -7:30-Oh! Are we tired! All in all we say it's worth it 30-Track meet at Boscobel. Junior prom. Arb ne and Bill led us right into a grand evening. May: l-Clean up from prom--only four showed up to help! 3-Snow ..... Imagine thaw S-Spring Band Concert. was it real gone! Track meet at Lancaster. Let's go Fennimore! 7-Music festival at Boscobel-Bands and Choruses-Parade--RaintlI! 10-Track meet-Lancaster here. 11-Baseball--Fennimore over Lancaster. 13-Clean up day at the park--work, work, WORK!! 15-State Music Festival--h firsts, 5 seconds, 1 mumps-Ina Snyder. 17-District Baseball Tournament-Livingston finishes us off. 18-F.H.A. elections--Janis Solem, president. 19-Senior Class picnic--Devil's Lake, Wisconsin Dells--what a time!! 20-Honor Assembly. Music, forensic, athletic, typing, agriculture, and short- hand awards. 22-Fennimore wins Southwest Conference Baseball Championship in play off with Boscobel. Baccalaureate-8:00 P.M. The beginning of the end- Zh-Exams begin at 1 P.M. Oh, my pus-head!! 25-More exams--Class night. 27-Graduation. Seniors give talks-No outside speaker. Grand. 28-Report cards--School's out. I thought this day would never come. August, 195k 30-School again-I'm really glad. Registration-Freshman testing. 31-Classes begin-Brief assembly to read the riot act. September, 195A 3-Class officers and Student Council members are chosen. 7-Cheer leader tryouts-UAH-Arlene, Marilyn, Barbara, Dana, HBH-Nellie, Mary. lO-Bus to first football game. Fun and game at Viroqua. 16-Assembly-Ambassador male quartet - Let's have more-- lg-Prairie vs F.H.S.--25-7 ------ 'Nuff sed. 1 -Junior Fair. Whatta layout. 23-Underclassmen have pictures taken--no cameras broken. Zh-Freshman party. Stunts seem milder each year. 30-Mt. Horeb at Fennimore. Good turn-out - we lost 20-13. October, 1954 1-No school-Platteville Teachers' Convention. Here's to more and longer conventions. 5-Homecoming Court elections-Sylvia, Janis, Janet R., Marilyn K., Joyce B. 7-No afternoon classes. whole school mourns death of F.E. Drescher, F.H.S. principal for over 30 years. 8-End of 6 weeks. One sixth of year gone! F.H.S. at Boscobel--7-38--Murder!! 9-Student bus to Madison--U.w. Beats Rice. rf W GRE ON DOWN October, 195D cCOn'tJ 12-Movie on good driving. Think it'll help any? 13-Report cards--ooh. . . . . 15-F.H.S. over Dodgeville--Whoopeel 20-F.H.A. Initiation. Very impressive ceremony. 21-Skit competition-all too good to be judged. Each class had a float in the parade. Biggest pep rally ever. 22-Homecoming. F.H.S. over Mineral Point-Everyone was there. wonderful dance- Sylvia Jones and Bill Zart reigned. 29-Lancaster ties Fennimore. Oh, what a game. November, 195k 1-Assembly on air defense. Let's all join Ground Observer Corps. 2-Malcolm Miller Memorial Assembly. Mr. woll thanks the family for landscaping around F.H.S 0 3-Dismiss at noon for Milwaukee Convention. Hip Hip Hooray, Zi days off. 8-Two Air Observer films. Guess 1111 sign up. ll 10 - :OO a.m. Veteranfs Day program, nLest we Forget.N 4 2:00 Pvmn Ozzie the Saftey Clown. real George. -Parents' night. Parents become students. Now they get the lowdown. -Basketball-F.H.S. over Mt. Hope. Overtime. wow! -Movie, report cards, and Thanksgiving vacation. Quite a day. -Bloomington under F.H.S.-53-TH. December, 195k l-Movie in a.m. An exchange student tells us about his M months' stay in rural France. The girls took an interest. I wonder why. 7-Letter Club elects officers. Nelson, Zifka, and Fuerstenberg. 8-Seniors choose announcements. what a batth - as usual. 9-Seniors take an aptitude test. Apt to do anything. 10-F.H.S. at Darlington. we won't tell who won-only 58-51, though. 12 18 23 30 -Our dance band plays for public dance sponsored by the Music Mothers. Smooth. -News reel. Pep rally. Mount Horeb takes Fennimore. BooHoo. -Two short plays are presented. Miss Rothe directs. Swellelegant. 21- Music rogram. Movie. Treat by Council. Vacation. MERRY CHRISTMAS. January, 1955 3-School again--good things never last. 10-F.H.S. squeezes by Dodgeville S6-Sh after loseing to Patch Grove and Boswbel ll 16-F.H.A. party for F.F.A. Swell time. Why donlt we do this more often? 17 20 12-Semester exams-Here's hoping we make it-it doesnlt look hopeful. lu-Lyceum program-Magician-Mysterious. Mineral Point loses to our Midgets. 19-Report cards-Guess I'll have to sit the next few out. 21-We lose to Lancaster-Record dance after game - lots of fun. 2?-Group pictures taken for annua. Camera and Dash bulb difficulty-no wonder. 2 -DAR candidates nominated by seniors-Joan Roth, Elaine Shea, and Judy Becker. Faculty names Elaine Shea. February, 1955 M-F.H.S. at Mt. Horeb. We take a shellacking. ll-Lincoln day nradion program by Student Council-also washington and Edison. 15-Magazine drive begins. The Grades have the jump on us. Seniors vote to go to Chicago instead of Dells for class trip. -Style show and tea for Womanvs Club and Mothers. Lovely. -F.H.S. at Mineral Point. we did it again--90-81. -New Council members elected. Scanlan, Hoffland, Clarson, and Ronan. -Playoff at Dodgeville for sectional tournament berth. F.H.S. over Mineral Point by 1 point. We're ini 22-F.F.A. Banquet. Quite a spread - Quite an outfit! 2h-First eliminations in forensics. In humorous declamation Howell, James, Kincannon, and Petrick survive. In serious declam, Fritz, S.Miller, P.Roth, and Solem are still in there. March, 1955 3-Report cards. Not quite so bad - but no good. Charles Mapel-glass blower. Fascinating. See samples in the trophy case. M-Regional Tournament at Fennimore. Richland Center wins our half of sectional. Prairie consolation. 5-Platteville beats Center for right to enter Tournament at Boscobel next week. Lancaster wins consolation honors. 7-More forensic eliminations. Final contestants here next week are-Serious- Fritz,Solem3 Extemp. Speaking-Gunderson,Dale Secherg Humorous-Buddy Howell, Petrickg Extemp. Reading-J.Kirschbaum, Roetheg 10 min.Oratory-Michel, Gerald O'Brien3 Original Oratory-Fitzgerald. 8-Athletic Banquet - Quite a deal. Kiwanis pay, Home Ec. girls work, Mr. Ruste 16 17 18 21 ll- 12- 11,- 15- 16- 23- 24- 25 26 28- .5, he ,,, 1. presidesg athletes, cgaer!ea ere and acu ygre glgats. wonderful time. Senior boys' and girls' basketball teams win class tournaments. senior Class sponsors bake sale. Chicago here we come. Platteville wins sectional tournamentg goes to State Meet. Gary Biddick, lucky fellow, wins magazine drive drawing - gets the cloc radio. Patsy Stepper was high salesman. Junior Class elects gentlemen of the Prom Court: Farris, Kreul, Hoffland, Cauffman, and Ellis. who will be the lucky, lovely ladies! Fennimore, host to League Forensic contestants, takes 9 of 19 A's given. Most of the seniors accept invitation to spend day at Platteville State College. They'd even go to college to get out of a day in school. F.F.A. speech and quartet contest at F.H.S. OOOOOOHMHHHI Boys! Congratulations to Mr. Ben. and his musicians - lh starred A's in solo or ensemble work at the Music Festival at Lancaster. Lancaster wins the southwest wisconsin volleyball tournament at F.H.S. Four of our nine contestants in District Speech Contest win their way to the State Contest. Good going, kids. Fitzgerald, Secher,Gunderson, and Roethe. Out at 2:00 o'clock to see Grade School operetta. Space Shipsvn everything 's all, folk ' ' ' 'A I ' ' ok k , all a E nergetic Ina Snyder N ice - - - Sandra Cooley N aughty - Alf Hollenberger I maginative - Ruth Richmond odest ---- Elaine Shea riginal - - Cora Quincy ealistio - Clayton Bailie nthusiastlc - Eilleen Snyder 1'UhI'l1.l B01'11'11.6 EZVBPS on M O R E naffected - Tom Nelson onsensical - Victor Johnson nfantile - Ralph Hipenbecker ptimistic - - - Gary Hirsch U N I O N eat ---- Marilyn Fry riendly - - - Doris Secher esponsible - Lillian Kienzler ager ---- George Porter asy-going - Ivan Hoffland E H ilarlous - - Dick James I ngenious - Gene Fitzgerald G iggly - - - Janis Solem H onest ---- Abe Loy S ensible - - Paul Bloyer fe'f -f.' C ool - - - - Arlene Ellis ,sbp H andsome - - Bill Collins figp L O bstinate - Harriet Graham P 2 spfsiff 0 bliging - Carl Peterson 'f i'ia . L ovable - - - Judy Becker S mooth - - Roger Kreul E ntrancing - Arlene Bray ei, he N otable - - Sylvia Jones ,sgigf 33, . g -. I ndispensable - Anne Niemer Hg ' O rnamental - Mary Heberlein g igfxlyfgy R omantic - - Arlene Collins : Q ' S talwart - - Henry Fuerstenberg iu'l 'l , -we Sponsored by MIDWEST SOIL BUILDERS 1 Junior Prom 4 l BARON an BARoNEss Gary 33833 Carl Pjrfderson comm Se couumss Roger Withineton 9 D816 Brendemuehl and Mary Heber-lein Arlene Ellis and Judy Becker Arlene Collins R ls TBLNXGE naw, 5 B1-ai Kms an QUEEN sill 9-Wane QU Bill Collins and Arlene Bray FENNIMORE FLORISTS Sponsored by GILBERTS MOTOR SERVICE lloyalt L60 Q Joyce -'fe Babb are ith db VIC tor 539' 99? Eddie a Phyllis fqhlell sofa cr 0 And the dancers go 'round and Hround ale General Chairman - Sylvie Jones Decorations --- Arlene Bray Music ,,,,,,, Eilleen Snyder. LINDELIEN BEN FRANKLIN STORE - .... Sponsored by gggiiglgflgnt , HafQE2tNgf.fif,'m TRAINOR AND MULVEY, INSURANCE Clean-up - ---- Tommy Nelson CLASS PRES 1954 Uommenccment Aotivitie BACCALAUREAQE MSF 23, 199k PP01ud.ooeoooeuoeoAnDQ Ina InVOC8tl0leovooR9Vo Ro Selection-.......Mixed S0rmOnoeeeeeeeeRQve R, S010Gti0D00vvv0e Mlxad Bened1ot1on....Rev. R. Polt1udQ0oooeeooeeAnnQ Ina Class Color Three Shades of Blue IDENT Class Flower Niemer Snyder Jacobs Chorus Jacobs Chorus Jacobs Hiemer Snyder WINNERS OF AMERICAN LEGION AHLRDS White Carnation Donald Cottingham Marilyn Lostetter James Solem CLASS nxggm raooaAn nay . 19514 PP9C6S810nR1eeeoeaeeeeoneeeInl SHYGOP Anne Niemer C1888 RO11eeoee ....Dona1d COtt1Dgh8m Claes History..........Virg1nia Knapp Vocal So1o................Dana Taylor C1888 wil1eeeeeoeeeeeoeeeJUn8 Johnson Class Pr0phecyoeeeoeoeeeseeepatti Loy vocal-eeeeoeeeoneeeoeeeouarilyn Hatter Kay Cushman, Elaine Shea Presentation of Gave1..Don Cottingham Sylvia Jones Presentation of Awards........Facu1ty Presentation of Awards......E.H. Woll M8rSd9n,AWardS and Sghglarships Presentation of American Legion Awards Cletus Ganshirt Recess1ona1................Ina Snyder Anne Niemer TOP JUNIOR MARSDEN AWARD WINNERS TOP SOPHOMORE MARSDEN AWARD W Gene Fitzgerald Joan Roth 3 Firsts l First 1 3900115 2 Seconds Katherine Kreul Marilyn Wetter 195Ly senior Class Motto 3 Firsts 2 Firsts 'The will to no, the Soul to pare 1 Second 1 Second BRECHLER INSURANCE AGENCY Sponsored by DOAN BROTHERS' STANDARD STATION 3 vf 11 , .1 Q ' 'Q COM ENCEM NT PROGRAM THURSDAY my 27, 1951+ THEME:nWorld Problems Facing the Graduatesn Processional. ....... . .... ..H1gh School Band Invocation. .... .......Rev. Sig. H. Sandrock nUnderstanding YouthH.....Marilyn Lostetter HThe Farm Problemu.........LaVon Sandleback Selection ........... .....Senior Chorus uTrouble in As1a'..... ...Jerry Studnicka nsocialismn. .... ........ ....Lloyd Feakes nThe Fifth Amendmentn... ...Robert Craig Selection ..... . .... ... ...Senior Chorus 'Communismn... ....... . ..... .......Jim Solem 'Atomic Energyn..................Stev6 W0l1 Presentation of Diplomas..E. M. Noll, Prin. Benedictifinoooea.asoe0RBVs H0 sandrock ReCeSS10I'18.loooooouoosoooooeHj-84h School zdnhnnnnn LaVon Sandleback Marilyn Lostetter nnnnn 0I'I'IIl Steven woll Honor indent Steve H011 Marilyn Lostetter La Von Sandleback Robert Craig Don Cottingham Jerry Studnicka Virginia Knapp Charlotte Kruel Jim Solem Janette Johnson D Nic-YL QI! as-C' van ward Q' YN' Music Business H arg- 89r 08050 r 6'Qz?5WEn SNYDER'S SNACK BAR Kreul 1, 1 Sponsored by y 1-book award Gertrude Oec s e ZAIDAN SHOE STORE 0HEditor Speech award IE DITO Q HQENQTAFF A3116 N ieiner - 7 .ck Junior Editor Editor-in.Ch1ef 1-Mrs emer-Patrick-Ruchtf ow 2-Becker-Hollenberger-Stephensonpcooley-Taylor 3-Kienzler-Roth-Anderson-Nickel-Quincy Mary Morkin Sophomore Editor 1 , Sports Editor 39113-01' Edit01' THE VOYAGER BUSINESS STAFF Tw taff f A Mr. Ruste Harriet Graham Advisor senior Business Manager Sallie Hughes Junior Business Manager Anne X! Clarson Doeringsfeld Niemer Q., X v ' ' fl Fflrlflll , Af, V13 ' 'x x . ,X gag! 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Heisz Sponsored by M, Kpeul 0 0118111 GAMBLE STORE J. Baumgartner 8126 HIGH LIGHTS OF PEP RALLY October 21, 195A Mr. woll welcomes large crowd Presents prizes for the winning floats 1953 Captain, Gerald Feist, lights fire l95U Captain, B111 zart, Crowns Sylvia Jones Queen. A Darrell Zifka, Mr. Kyle Farris, and Assistant Coach Green make fine speeches. Coach Becker introduces Captains and squad. Pep band, cheer leaders, and Master of , Ceremonies Tom Nelson keep program moving 5 smoothly and enthusiastically if' Ki Sophomores win first in float ng C 6 0995 qq!i?ab eixsx xo eVxm9,. Ahh xl Y5 exx b.Do v ole ' 'V' 639 ev y 50 600 6 e 5 aw, was QX9S5e Press X I Q. fs, hslleh Oyce 4172, P1-,ff Qkwbt Deb competitiong freshmen, second. Kyle Farris 89d Sgt he new 9 igxzz 599 9 OK, O0 FENNIMORE ROLLER MILLS CENTER LUMBER COMPANY Sponsored by +9 0 CPCB 55 FORENS los 195k 1 ' l40I'1'IlHIlT.' LEAGUE CONTEST Platteville, March NAU winners Jumes Solem, Steven Woll, lloyd Feakes, Janette Johnson, Robert Craig DISTRICT CONTEST Platteville, March 20 UAH winners steven woll, Lloyd Feakes STATE CONTEST Madison, April 10 UAH winners steven woll, Lloyd Feakes Row 1-Fritz-Block-R.Howell-Patrick-Miss Rothe-Goss-B.Howell-J.Miller-Kolar Row 2-Loy-wienkes-Oechsle-McGraw-P.Roth-Eisele-Hall-Baumgartner Row 3-Govier-Novinskie-Hoffman-Nelson-Behncke-Morse-S.Miller 4 5 qf' 0 9 4? 494 as 4, 53 I Hffw figik? H:?gdQ'b '4d ses! Q 4 Qlb 5,3711 69650 CJ 1 w 0 N 4:9'S?f'F Q 4 Q Q 00+-,Q o-0-+ 0 QQ? 44? IQ? RUMMAGE SALE G.Fitzgerald, N.Loy K.Fritz PARKING FOR ONE Emshea, A.Bray, D.James tz, ames, G.Fi , Miss Rothe filer Girl 'Howling L ' K8 9P8p front row. Qi' The captain of each team is seated in the center of ail T J B A Fe YK Pg cuie 'Q Gram' R .Wells Y J.Roth M.Wetter Y .Bel A .BT QXJ-'V Du 9- mer i . 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Ellis 0022-Q I G' if . ex' X99 ag Y Q9 ef 0 6 mi' Geo 0 ' '19 ogg-xsfmotis L sis, , 9 , Yo 'QP' e 9 24' 1 X' G E953- K Q9 s N Row 1-L. Calvert, D. Newton, D. Davies Hou Row 2-J. Ketterer, D. Freymiller, Raw C D. van Natta Row 5?-R, Hiolllns Row 3-G. Hammond, R. Purkapile, D. Riley 'C. FhFnk,': gL Cp uhm How 1-E Row 2-D. Brechler, K. Yorke Row 3-B. Millin, G. Karasek , J. Draggs ,J. PRESTON DAIRY CO-OPERATIVE Sponsored by UEISHEIT IMPLEMENT SALES 811. Row l-H. Ellis, Hr. Kolsr, R. Howell Row 2-C. Adkins, D. Gunderson, G. Biddick, R. Heisz Row 3'Lo Fryj Je Cauffmanp Dc Braudtg L. Collins 'Ni 1--.s.A ' 1' L XF K ma V V og, X L.- il F I E C-Gif? 'S t' 1. 1 fr llf-!l Q',!' ' J 31! -i-JAZITF I Q W '5f Y FENNIMORE UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION I E. J. Cottlngham - Director DR. A. H. Truitt - Clerk Council Activities L. V. Wehrle - Treasurer Marsden Park clean-up day. 1954 Homecoming Pep Rally including float and skit contests. Career Day - 1951+ Guiding and directing guests during open house. Invthe spring of l9SM twelve Council members and students attended a rally of the wisconsin Youth Council at Richland Center. Mr. Stauffacher was elected to act as advisor to the South-West district of the all-state organization. Students elected to Council at mid-year. Senior - Paul Scanlon Junior - Bob Hoffland Sophomore - Elizabeth Clarson Freshman - Pat Ronan Row Row Row STUDENT COUNCIL 1-Mr.Staufracner-G.Fitzgerald-T.Nelson-A.Niemer Mr.Green II-D.Gunderson-J.Johnson-E.Stephenson-G.Kolar J.Roth-V.Kincannon III-D.Ellis-D.Beamer-D.Feakes A loyal friend and fellow-worker, 'A good r 1.05 0 Freshman. , 599' ?g'YA.zg QGO Teacher 5 v Iwo 6' teacher 'V' 0 9 ,esakwzeaeg sv A strong teacher and a capable IA wo librarian who has done excellent work with 1 a ou readers, Administrator. nd fa DOGY errul PCPJO c noxixsivvot to n ' ' tr19!Jd e ev veiyooolo F0 6 ,YQ Y n ez-.von,,n Soni e'SN3vo 2 px 99 an '55 8'0eg or' X1 9 x. . 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A Q- ' Q o s M V 'f 1 E v lj M. 1 1 9 - 3 ' 9 2 . I fm M A t :gs J 3, ffx 11 W f- X c v I 1 f - ai?-J J B , '. in sl - 'f,QL?i' V5 .-dl -L, J' MM!-Q WW Wage' AQWMMAAZDMMVWW WM W ffez:fW ' 01444441 cfm! f wf,,,d54,f7f,,' .J Aman. f,4We.ff'WMZ'?1 . ,MM aWJ ww'AmMM1,fJW'4jQ f '- l pfL4L7WfjMk WLM4MwM WWW WW' fg,71ff5A7Pjfff'M 650 .sec 800 hs 6' ob ga S5 '25 Q, e eat Qsqggfiga, 4,liEQSQ5 Q- Q 4, X Gazilzae S UUQbt vfpgy qcogE559 cF' C? 4? 0 eau His grades belle his dreamy look, He tells jokes by the mileg And here's a little secret, He does know how to smile. kids, Nb f 19. sbs I A vm' Sue tha prov s Q t c , 5 6' 33' ies if19l'P 1- h qifyff- x figf,559SBJkaX 0 D Y Q btbo 8 d6pPoVSl,Z thu ikvsxcef Gxioa-Lx? kate Q0 9 SY 5 6 Gd I 9' 8 'C on jar fnzie r, 9.56901 is ik' 'zz 'Q 8: lv ' 6 eo Q ppp fJ 6.5 3 0 The She But She Q31 Smobziysgggex ii5g'j L: 1500 Q WW 1 oungi Sgudegisiunepb . no xbraini of our class, H9 Inventor of the nF1tchulatorn, always gets UAH: once in a while is silly and gay. He'11 find new worlds to conquer later. Students listed as nHonor Studentsn are those whose names were on the all-school Honor Roll for the first semester of the 195U 55 year f,,ww M .wlwjwg ygpfwiffwgjfw? Qwwyifpff, 6'-32 Agfxff N,fMf'Q55mgAW' Q53 qw ,VbP'U,.b J yay? fsomyf 'J ,G T-ifbiifiiwfm QQM' ff M X fffkwffff CWQKWQZQ ww Q19 ffiwfflf QU M1 v '- P? X l :IP 63 if U an CE 7 863147606 Q!-5:-I MY 00 l If 'loci I , SE Qi Ax' T M ' Mylan Student Council f4E'1'-G' Gabriel couldnlt be better' He sets a record on this deal- Athletically - this girl deserves 9. ' He takes two corners on one wheel. school letter. Arlene has been ge in practice secretarial duties to o - If Judy's heart is still she has taken dictation from Dalen fancy free, A long time, she's good at it, too It's clearly from choice not necessity. X7 :W f A There isnlt anything in school He hasn't had a part in, But still 1t's really stitzep ' , That he has had his heart in. ig' I 1 Qf M'?fW'W fl - 2 Student Council Sponsored by J. W. CHIPMAN, PHOTOGRAPHER W WW 'V if ff?Wgjgffj? W MW4 Mt W Qffwggfgiffj www Class president her junior year, h t is undeci ed Her ear Hgm?co:ig5sS'ugZE tgifxoigll' Between Stitzer and Mount Hope S e s y ls deserved them all And she Friendly and sweet, Without pretensions But she's all there In three dimensions Honor Student he1s puzzled and bewildered, X ob VG? 5 E 5 QP 6 5 Q Pat 0 6 9 0nesgflg':3srg0icover groun 5006 46 Q sun when she V Us kin , 'E ,, e 0,5 She le S005 awand '7 oo 9 O' P xfwfj 9f37ZfMM9fZZ5w Maffzufjfffff MMWZW iZQ4M5?W fifwiflfil M WWW Akg UPf 'Doug and Rip Van Win.k1e, Ilve often heard it stated 'Have so much in common since A ' They just must be related. Ilm wilfigghi-s chief Helll have t O b6t h The whole cougtsesgtfarm in xg ego ' '43 5710 V899 09 e Ovmcoxggxvzx cs 92,yoiOoqx'5dO'y 1 ,W se 42 9,0-5001, 6305 ,200 09 0 'fps A-wp C '06 f Q If 195 X6 Q X D c 9 9 D J' x e9,i,1005 'qzsec . e 46-g9'oo Ev?-xsix 'O 90 be 00 'X-0 Q9 o 0 Oo charming and e rn 1 11 0 our Iter s eguzr y V05 Coe whether leading the Pro or the band or a cheer FENNIHORE MOTORS Sponsored by RUHLEFUS PURE OIL STATION Z? AQZQW wif ,ff '7 345532 ll l x -0 , Qff I g, wjw Opposites attract we know, So it isn't stran e t 1 That a tiny, brungttg Igigh girl uHe's handsome,H ran the whispers, Should choose a blonde who's tall As Pram ktgg-u?ei, hg's iute.u ' Then ow e g r s' ear s fluttered when ' He donned a football suit. 4ig5Y l 5 45, 1 X933 fi,? g Xlfriin Q, ' , 4inEQZ355yXlXqf'l'Eg39 dwg J K E!! f' 'WsXX. 909 Z X.-5 Qs X.. 4 X Nug R 5 ,aegis n when Marvin has his model farm, f ,Q f He says there's sure to be An up-to-date projection room For showing movies-free xl ShS's a little 1 1 a great big druggr with But when Sandra's around, She makes things hum. 459. M To our bantam-weight, pint-size go-go boy Running round the nB1ock'sn MARTIN'S CAFE Sponsored by N l1fe's greatest joy' STEPH NS' STANDARD STATIO 23 ,gun-26 m ,, faMi15Mf'ff3,'f?f QQ N ff fa juli 147 my XLLAAMMW my-P U' MW WMWW My 7,4,JWf'V WWJWM !'fW'4 Z,2w-'ff'pW 5' me la . -hw j m9 4fi44z4zjiI Sf' X The Thgufh P1-,S Driving Don in his car That Wlloux., '0n U. Eouard1U'verv1ew Hey bvez-y 8' gone-7 Claim Combines the EEEee things ' 00 Po bg she likes best to do. surmf' fgmlema 1-. and EW SZ ?p Z: 51 WM? F Mm? axis movie 23:68, I' she 5 f 11110 Shia dreamt-fi, CEM. g0w11Y13 ies wewe hi T0 Come 10300 Same' ban victor ,um Hel' Mrs For foot 6 thank g u111'W n QSM-O W POW-lndin Tanyvl A 557 Que d'i mE 1 Hank we of Scrap? Nag.. n if 'J L f X fy . ,gi wt M743 1 U As, ,VW ,, Cgzwa M 3 , J fi I I 5 f tts-It T' 4 At SVQI-y X x QE 5 A square dance at Potosi Its, dal party O gtg iiillisiaz night Daltonlfps to fgosocial af' akes to make S there Ughnuts tfagr ' a A sad week bright. V wwbfwiiffw J GLW' wwdfmafii .032 I ,U ww. .QMM iw MWWW Qfffg HW WMM Www M MMM Mmmwwwf J,w4,,,,f ai, ,-MQ'-Aj,fwf44J 4014 ' jmfwfvafv QYZLQMLQQWZNXJZ W ff' 'WMM 74,4 gmml. OQLWQAA7, MWM WMM ZQZQZZWW X .-t, 4 . 'N 'alxgy 9 : , I' 5,11 77 She goes to all the And to dances by 11116 SCOPBS The only thing she wishes is That there were ten times more. 'Am t I Sgt And 1:1118 her no S8 o d 1 cr03 5 pre ckle 9 tzpzgxexgmlixe ad tfgrulgzs ' T 197 I ii? f lashi-DS Btn Mi Elcrspell TI'oJb1 A1 Junior SU' ' fi ' 4 my 4' x I fylf , f-L - Y-x ZF He's popular, he's smart, he's nice XM: -- xf ? f 4 xx . X f, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes we must co E 'T' ncur' spec ally like her. gf . Ulf' .v kin? s x 5 N45- 1 A Q .3 l 'X 24,1 Vw-9.i9w 'fx' So 3 8 pins In I Quay be is 1 My 36 3 t One C-lesfel' ,ao havg baba ea saihaleepitihe work h ag tg .0 ia -15--D Qi.-li, l ilf Q W? allow, jbfljfdmf O Ci Pl QI' Of tag? 9.75 dey. , North or In the Prom court he was grand. 0116 has to lose. He likes to spend his time at Kenls This mixed-up kid with a pool cue in his hand. will have to choose. V D X I V s u 5 E P We -,WOW ..fC41fQwu-fri-?.,2,Z,, WW Wfwfk. to 001' lb S mme gfinofsxlxorbh whlle wean ,S mshw yelov Xe. JL Q05 ml Img a B X X A pleasure always bright and new Q - fi, ls Saturday night at Riverview. p 0 NX X ' . . x Q . . I ' ,i jr! 1 f A fa, I Bw WWQW 890' . ggi or 5 :DA lgqifl-9 U Tai' band 11'-x-5 0 of course 115' he 9 ,G 8 to stick zoalaieii-Sht 225:11 the B the But' Playing is 10152 more fun Kg, V f-J 4- 0 f?'y Gam A . Eli e o x'lN ' J Q Y 1 Sheis there when gem: need a friend who is t-rue, X To laugh when yomvre gay - ' console when youu-9 blue, Or help with A job f that you have to do 'dew dehonalr, lllan Klenzler always without a care, ough. Pu party kind of Q13 . new can it be - lt puzzles me - Bla grades remain so hlgh? Yasr Li COIBQS 'Chr ,eafzd and gifts Bring Gary closer every day. while he's away K X, g im X I5 Y! ' x X A E YD Q if Q7-6 Therels a time for work And a time for play At a ratio of four To twenty a day, MQW Q nOut of sight, out of mindn? Not when Wilburfs left behind. tips 23,3 U: ,-' 'QI 44 . ' K ' , r ' if Q J T X '7f 4Y.f'g44 54515 we. M Hean's idea of heaven Is a place where she can S96 A different movie every day And sometimes two or three- fff f'J0'L,ZZL Hb forges on Through thick and thing A boy like this Just has to win. iffffi' ijs SUSTAEQDTS4 MP-Vt X wx X The ring that we see on her finger tells We soon will be hearing her wedding bells. sponsored by PRESTON MOTORS ya-44, Mm , AWZQMJJLAQHJJ Qfiiizfgfu pwfjigv '. M 11921 z this fellows t not easymgomlgea n At Playigi as gon-ack meet- You'11 .7 :Q-72 iiL 0 - XR 1 Iiuwm, 1 -. ,W X 7- PM awe, g??gce is Sweet Sher? quite Witzy- A just HS nic' s she is prettme U6 5,59 5, 9 -100 soda? WEE ' 168 11:15 8 9 ' -' gef -,,- ', . i .f1'V'4' 75 ' j1., ' -A ff if 5' 15 PAT JOHNSON FEIST She pushed her school books all aside To be a February bride. ew xdh 0 S9 5 e 5 1 'Xian ox?1o1f9 Y 5 29110 'E 4989 cheep F01-ge vel' def M M J-far? 5' A 7911, 4 1 x. axgzoear H 0 Iiiif W0pk Let 8 it 119. Say IS have' stgfn' .o 6 fun. 49 Boo ,f 'If -H00 5- K ,3 'WHY L H - M 19511, O :mm Emu-mn4 , 1951 Though Mary may be in Iowa when Commencement days arrive, we'1l still consider her a part of our class of '55, Sponsored by BOEBEL'S FARM STORE C lass Wulf we, the senior Class or 1955, being OL sound and ulsposlng mlna and ueslrlng that something or ourselves remaln LM our Alma mater though we may depart, do declare this to be our last will and testament, each of us bequeathing his most prized asset in the following manner: Doug Anderson - his ushortn dates to Dale Secher. Clayton Bailie - his broad shoulders to Larry Ketterer. Judy Becker - her reserved seat in the Stitzer Ball Park Keven when there is no gamej to Gary Smith. Paul Bloyer - his sharpness in bookkeeping to Bookkeeping Class of 1956. Arlene Bray - her ability to get around to dances to Charlotte Kabele. Dale Brendemuehl and Arlene Collins - their noon-hour lease on the alcove leading to Mrs. Petrickfs room to Donna Richmond and --?? Bill Collins - his speed in talking to Kenneth Yorke. Marvin Colson - his noon-hour seat at Ken's to Claire Adkins - bring the girls down, too, Claire. Sandra Cooley - her quiet, ladylike ways to Peg Simak. Dick Crubaugh - his height to Clyde Edge. Arlene Ellis - her knowledge of how to keep late hours and not act sleepy next day to Don Freymiller. Mary Errthum - her shy, reserved manner to Thelma Novinska. Bonnie Everson - her rules for ngoing steady' steadily to Louise Kasper and Eileen Becker. Alice Feakes - her HNoiseN to Marian Neeley. Gene Fitzgerald - his car to anyone who can talk it into running as he can. Marilyn Fry- her method of keeping her weight down to Glen Cohen. Henry Fuerstenberg - his map of Lovers' Lane to Danny Howell. Rosemary Fuerstenberg - her knack of making friends to Nellie Loy. Dalton Goss - his manly stature and brawn to Don Hoffmang no fights now, Don. Harriet Graham - her gorgeous red hair to Lorraine Lutz. Mary Heberlein - her winning ways with out-of-town boys to Karen Fritz. Lois Hipenbecker - her petiteness to Marvel Freymiller. Ralph Hipenbecker - his nickname of nsneaku to Jake Pease. Gary Hirsch - his ability to play pool to Inez Porter. Ivan Hoffland - his successful nRomeon technique to Jerry Richmond. Adeline Hollenberger - her skill with the typewriter to Burdette Kephart. Alfred Hollenberger - his interests in Avoca to Dave Ferrisg youlll need a car, too, Dave. Dick James - his ability to get along with Coach to Robert Purkapile. Pat Johnson Feist - her speed in shorthand to Rosemary Hall. Victor Johnson - his job as drum major to John Kunz. Sylvia Jones - her ability to have a good time to Joanne Galer. Lillian Kienzler - her ability to jitterbug with J. H. to Margaret Hall. Roger Kreul - his efficiency in keeping up his grades to Jerry Ketterer Abe Loy - his big smile to warren Speaker. Jean Mariah - her seat on the bus land in Delbertis carb to Phyllis Bellis. B111 McNamer - his job at the bowling alley to anybody who likes to work. Tommy Nelson - his versatility in many curricular and co-curricular activities to Laverne Wilkinson. Jean Nickel - her interests in Stltzer to John Stauffacher. Anne Niemer- her editor's post on the annual staff to Barbara Petrick. Carl Peterson - his car to Dick Mergen so he can haul all those girls down town next year. George Porter - his shy but oh-so-romantic manner to Eugene Graser. Cora Quincy - her ability to write letters in class and get away with it to Patty Gratz Ruth Richmond - all her friends, except the one from Lone Rock, to Judy Goss. Joan Roth- her roller skating technique to Thais Parkinson. Carolyn Rotramel - her excellent accordian playing to Aagdalin Biba. Gary Ruchti - his interest in classy, stream-lined jobs-Cadillacs, that is,- to Jack Adams. Paul Scanlan - his sleepy smile to Rosetta Fine. Smile, Rosetta! Doris Secher - her ability to get to school everyday to Annette Smith. Elaine Shea - her Irish charm to Judy Hanson. Eilleen Snyder - her ability to blow a trumpet to Dick Whitam. Ina Snyder - the right to take turns driving Dad's car to the Gutweiler sisters. Janis Solem - her giggles to Jim Spraggon. Patsy Stepper - her seat f7th hour study hall across from W. T.J to Irene Lomas Dana Jean Taylor - her long, dark hair to Judy Moneypenny. Roger Nithington - his luck in coming out alive to Johnny Hoffland. Bill Zart - his safe driving to Larry Collins. How We Looked 'Fha-n m O Z5 QUUV BG unof LI! W '1 '1 Aafooo aapuns P' CD CT' 51' W rs' Q E11 I3 QUSIQIV -mqang 498 6 E C fa sn UQSJSH X0 Q4 I-' O '1 Aou1nb'Q puw'N M492 Q wi Egg s if 5 5' Iuxsvags uuof 64545 A LL FENNIMORE MOTORS FARM STORE Sponsored by FENNIMORE TELEPHONE COMPANY f'U 'igwz M Bl? B9 Hostess on In tary' Planes 0 Hollenberger U N traveling secretary. 8 x operator the Chicago Aunt Dorrieu of TV f ame, cooking Adv les Gar en water President Porter S1 Agricul- teecher - U.S e 6b0Qo6E Q?.Q5fb :gag lb V 9 93, so 9 O as 46, A wa 5-0 QQ6b!n QQ5 m'1 0 wWOw' ?QiC Utfrhmgp m rtj - WEBB? Hmgw 3? m D' Q W E :film 0 O ' Y-7 -4 .1 ff. WU 20:1-D..gH.H if D: 3 . o cvgf+ flghxga we Qc-rm:-A Q 3' . F-'bio .1 Q :J Egmsggd ' .gmpfdsao sgiooom U . W CAZEEVCDU W :latin . 1 o x ' q HIST Sponsored by KLOFANDA ' OPTOMET 1 Devoted e of sional Star in Cypress d wor1d'S greatest Demonstrat0P f Demonstrator for Sleep Tight of the Baby- t world's most f m ous 'hot rodderf. Phy ed teacher at emary Fuerstenberg HDizz y Demonn 'YD Test driver f isor to the Secreta th asuryry Qnxbb with his or 'sl b ' - 1' Z X X ,. ff? Xt I Q 3 1 , x -0 I W , , X. 'Q . 4' vm 'Yo H I 5,f QK f 'Il I s rv x xx., Wx' V V X S Ci sf si .,g.-as --.u..., ' 5 'fx fi 1 1954 3 nwsww Ba ehan r , . Q'1L.H.41?lii53- A ?EiM555lxm,1HE?5f?HTHHQEFFQT IQ: fwfr Af' WMFE?WQigiQwQ3N?ME5g7?wik5y233352 -fQ,y i55'i?+fJ'44fifA mn5'N9ilWW?F+rf55i52iWWLYEWQMWXQHHQQ QTEQQEQ QififTH?HlEQ5fQ5E lkfgiii 235536 Yiigrf EEQEHH fxfiiiffsiswwwwwii Ises grgewv iamiiifwagkhmw QW??Y?hgii3??QQHwww5?, sLH??i izm?5?HfMww?W?i EE rrle ell iii EganrQEEHQQEF5a5?Giii5EEii5'EEEREEQQQ5? .. A-vA 21 WM NWQQMEQQHQ 3535? AIEQQQQ' fwwifi ?Hi?EQ'TEQ5 srns 4?f? EiE3?' Tiiigiwfsmiigi fimt?Ei'H' Row 1-Feakes-Fuerstenberg-Ne1son-Trollop-Mergen Row 2-Zifka-Novinska-studnicka-D.Howell-Pease Row 3-Coach Becker-Goss-Brendemueh1-Hirsch- Crubaugh-D.Cottingham-Coach Green UB' SQUAD Row 1-D.Ellis-Anderson-Heberlein-Freymiller-Adkins- Pollman Row 2-straka-Behncke-Ketterer-Kephart-wienkea- Cottingham-Budack Roux 3-Edge-Ve s pe rman- Cauffman- Purkapi le-R .Elli s- D.Bloyer Row M-Hacker-Ruetten-I.Hoffland-wright-Braudt rv' UF UN 1 11' Q-1 si o 3: E-5-I lfs sic +23 :E 3 m Q VanNatta-Coach Green 195k STA RTING LINEUP HOLDING TRO PHI 195k BASEBALL RESULTS April 22 F.H.S. 9 Platteville 6 April 29 F,H.S. 5 Boscobel 6 May 7 F.H.S. 10 Prairie 3 May ll F,H,S. 6 Lancaster 1 May 17 FENNIMORE DISTRICT TOURNEY F.H.S. 3 Livingston 12 May 22 WESTERN DIVISION PLAY-OFF F.H.S. 7 Boscobel 5 May 24 S.W.A.L. PIAYFOFF F.H.S. 1 Mount Horeb 6 ES M....udu L S 3 -N C H' LD v- o 5 F5 'U .2 Studnicka - Brendemuehl - Cottingham - Hirsch - Feist - Feakes Novinska - Crubuagh - Nelson - Fuerst Sponsored by BOMB APPLIANCE STORE enberg - Zifka 3 if Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 is 5 6 G. Anderson, J. Heberlein, G. Ham ond, B. Clarson, G. Ruchti, Hippenbeaker, L. Howell . Heisz, J.Pease, D.Cott1nghsm, M. whitish, W. Trollop, R193 I D. Farris L. Feakes, H. Zifka, G. Smith, H. Fuerstenberg, J. Studnicka, C. Peterson F. Strska, R. Withington, R. Kroul, D. Howell, D. Goss, G. Kltasek W. Speaker, C. Adkins, D. Cauffman, K. Ruetten, M. Behneke, T. Graser Edge, V. Kincannon, T. Jones, J. Ketterer, J. Tracy, C. Bailey A. Vosperman, Rs we RECORD-BHEAKING FRESHMAN RELAY TEAM Wendell Trollop Jerry Pease Bob Heisz Claire Adkins FENNIMORE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sponsored by FENNIMORE AUTO BODY SHOP Track Henry Zifka Left half-back Football 7 fa 0 f.?QQ5 gxS5iQs55 5603 ba 'iglacme go xo? 69625956 gy BXS' 4 V90 V- 509 Qbzfgec G Go 2. xfpi Q95 9' Qi? ,ob Q5 .bocggc W'n 0 02,6 Q b ar P21 QVQW Q' Kreul Left guard il B 1 Zart 1 tack e Danny Howell Left tackle 195k Results Sept. 10 FHS 7 ---------- Viroqua 6 RETURNING 1953 LETTERMEN 17 FHS 7-Prairie du cnien 25 Zh FHS 6 ------- Darlington 6 30 FHS 13 ------ Mount Horeb 20 Oct. 8 FHS 7 ----- ----Boscobel 38 15 FHS 21 ------- Dodgeville 7 22 FHS 33'---Mineral Point 7 29 FHS O -------- Lancaster O B Squad Results Sept. 18 FHS 7 - Lancaster 19 27 FHS 7 --- Prairie 0 Oct. 13 FHS 39 -- Boscobel 0 23 FHS 0 - Lancaster 18 Row 1 - T. Nelson, D. Goss, T. Jbnes, 25 FHS 25 -- Boscobel 6 D. Crubaugh, Coach Becker Row 2 - W. Trollop, H, Fuergtenbepg, HEBERLEIN DRUG STORE H. Zifka, D. Brendemuehl, D. Mergen SP0HS0P9d by HEBERLEIN JEWELER S LET'S GO FENNIMORE COACH LES BECKER ASSISTANT COACH L. GREEN C0-CAPTAINS FOR 1950 Sponsored by Henry Fu erst enb erg Goss blocks as Fuerstenberg rips off another nice gain against Mineral Point LEO BRECHLER AND SON, LIVESTOCK DEALERS J. B. BRADBURY INSURANCE .Rv 9'bx.V ff, ,Qgepti Q W rx J ,fd Q9 2: svisibwb 9 Fa-9 4 'Y QQQQQ, fbjyx? Row 1 - Coach Becker, T. Nelson, D. Crubaugh, J. Pease, T. Jones, R . Hiesz, R. Withington Row 2 - C. Adkins, D. Brendemuehl, W. Zart, W. Trollop, H. Keene, B. Kephart Ros 3 - D. Gunderson, F. Straka, H. Fuerstenberg, D. Farris, D. Howell L. Kruel Row Lg, - D. James, H. Speaker, D. Mergen, R. Kruel, D. Goss Ro! 5 - E. Graser, H. Edge, J. Tracy, V. Kinoannon, Assistant Coach Green ...W 1 39 3' A 4 8 .9 9qQQ, P4 0. ssss Row 1 - R Heisz, D. Gunderson, C. Adkins, F. Straka, J. Pease, W. Edge Row 2 - G. Hammond, J. Anderson, J. Adams, D. Freymiller, P. Graham, D. Stephens 50' Row 3 - A. Vesperman, L. Howell, J. Hebrlein, J. Spraggon, D. Ellis, QQ , H. H. Behnoke 'xqy Row Lg, - T. Graser, J. Stauffaoher, P. Ronan, J. Hoffland, R. Whithamfl ,,.', ,414 ,.,,L. R. B00b01 ' fi' Row S - C. Edge, L. Ketterer, D. Feakes, H. Millin, D. Breckler, h L. Green 6, Row 6 - J. Richmond, D. Everdon, G. Biddick, D. Newton, L. Howell, , . D L3l1C3StCI' Sponsored by sToU'r's sUPsm2'1'rs ' A , 'Q 'dd' VT: - gy555f'1 DAVD in FENNIMORE CO-OP OIL . Seorele 1- A SQUAD Row 1-Sto Trollop-Nelson-Pease hart-Brendemuehl-Coach Becker Row 2-Zifka-Straka-Farris-D.Howell-Kep CAPTAIN TOM NELSON action with a total of 266 points in Conference play, Tom fin- ished the 19514, 1955 season in second place in SWAL,scoring, ll BN Coach 1 -Adkins-Heber1einpAdams-Green Row 1-Becker-Millin-Anderson-Gunderson-Morr son Row 2-O'Brien-Craig-Riley-Graham-ROnan-reakes Row 3-L,Ketterer-Stauffacher-Hauser-J.Cauffman-Braudt-Boebel-Draggs BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 195A-1955 LETTERMEN RETURNING Hoa 195u.1955 SEASON Nov.19-FHS Su 53 Mt. Hope 23-FHS L47 38 Patch Grove 30-FHS Yu 53 Bloomington Dec. 3-FHS 53 M2 Prairie 10-FHS Sl S8 Darlington 17-FHS M2 67 Mt. Horeb Jan. M-FHS 5M 59 Patch Grove 7-FHS SQ 65 Boscobel 10-FHS 5 SM Dodseville lh-FHS 62 60 MineralPoint 21-FHS 53 71 Lancaster gig-FHS 60 63 Prairie '-FHS M9 5 Darlington Feb. M-FHS 75 92 Mt. Horeb 7-FHS S7 85 Boscobel 11-FHS So 35 Dodgeville ggzggg Z3 2? giggigiggini Fuerstenberg-Nelson-Zifka-Brendemuehl-Howell 21 Playoff at Dodgeville FHS 61.4, 63 Minera.lPoint 43.5 March 3-Regional Tournament Q59 lb FHS 53 66 R. Center Sf S QQ J 1 J4,,.FH3 13,9 63 Prairie of -'ie Bbq Sa Qt ? K 45' ev Www Qxo 46? zbtb Ick Jw hotter LETTER CLUB I Row 2-Adkins-Trollop-L.Kreul-Jones-Keene-R hti-' ith R 3 KgPgaPti?.Kreu1-Hirsch uc U'Sm OW - . owe -Peterson-0 e k -C h , GundersOnFD James QP a er oac Becker withington. J' if if- F g wg MY 9 Jvmon- semen A BAN F IJET 'Z if ' X 'Q B 33 GQ?- fi ,K 'K 0 .5 'qs 0 I, U 'Q '. A ' - .xup,x'1t:q - ' . i -Q V XA Y fix xx? 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C 0' crash May 31, 1954, takes lives of two Fennimore freshmen ai RI' GLENDA IRENE KANE November 6, 1938 July 13, l95U -'sad f we too young to die we wonder why not left to live laughter you could give Just past fourteen As we bow our heads, You were taken away, with the joy and the too young to die, Just past fourteen the dark, to lie To be left alone, in Away from ones who loved you so, Away from places you used to know Just past lourteen too young to ole, e loved you well, and now nGood bye N We'l1 miss you, but at last wefve seen G needed two 'just past fourteen Arlene Harriman Wt A ELAINE BEVERLY UHITISH December lo, 1939 NSY 31, 195k cf 5 gk 5 lgL xl MMMB1 jwWWW?m QWEQQW Q2 ' NVQ Tw9f,3w 2 . Xfw Q R W9'Lv?lNiwwjg5iQ0 K W 7' ' xy Q1 w i,fWWf?ff0 M WMQMW1 W 3 Q'Q. bK QQMwWHM K MMWWWWWW 2 Mww MVQQTQ? Student ,go e 1? o J5 0 9 40 Q 'vs 91 O ic? 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