Gibraltar High School - Viking Yearbook (Fish Creek, WI)

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Becker, owner of Vanfs . S. Bits? I xc' 6 u 1-1 lijqgl if living and enjoying herself in Denmark, Wisconsin. C. Bogifqij. .p Marg' T4 Q? enschutz, a clown in Barnum and Bailey Circus. E. Carlson still 'iw' ' 4 -- 'ff'7Q-1'fQf',f5 if x holdin the torch for Bse.ns . J. Carmod , e. bi hit 1fii?x4Hbll ookfi. , X A e. ,.,., M s y s , yw ' as the 'Sunset Blonde . P. Chambers, cormnerciaffteacher we 3153521 xf Y,-ff - the1.Gibraltar High School J. Dehos, married and living in the lf ff ,ff 3 polobk settlement M Elfman 8a P. Fischer, having purchased a sun.. L V .Q lampqanabling them to have a sun tan the year round.: ii. Field, ,W ,' V fa 4- operating a school to teach young girls the art offgetting the if W f W. ' wf xg 1+ ' ,J .am ft if Q ml F if . W in , fi! . M1 xi 1 , 1, 4? 'I ,gn ally ' . . f 5:12 My ' rf .' fix s N .,,,:' na QQ, ,. , g , 3 1Efil', mostlgout of a smile. F. Gardner, roller skatinfg-fiilstructor at' X 1 7jQi xl Wasfsrbachs. J. Giesseman, still going steady,f'YjT. Goss, star djjff 1' a ' '1 Q ceniiger for the Sheboygan Redskins. R. Gryf olgrking at Eva' 5ggQ3'?f ' ' ' ' ,.'1f,Q, fIqp2g,..A. . R J. Hanson, smoking E1 Praco cigars. P. Healdfhas now been 1, ': j. 5-if ffl Zflgfggg llsu fllz lg fy, promiited from waitress at 'Wee Inn tofngaip,-agar of' Max- Gfpgf- WN '. if A' ' Q2gvelto1rBraes. G. Henry, dodging Bilflysh bullets. f E 'r ' ', 3355 6 'S' X ffHerbst 'transferred from the Lake Theater' to one . ' rl X my 'if' Nike largest theaters in Texas to pop corn. Mg? if .jr fQfQ. 'lg' :jf V1 , of Eddie's Grocery Store. M,G,ifKnii -gYi1'7f7Q..- 14 ,' -, ug ahLQM1g.Heafb1g.ag?fi1ffr1e g ' Q! h l J, l . l' N ' P ra '11990 are- ,119 haf- hives- X f'-f.??1ff:g., 'm- -., hotel .in--New-Ysi'k..Ci1gfy:'1 4?3 e - , ru Z' ' ,. .,., w . w,.,-::.,,- ff -v ?Tf'2?i vf-5-'v-gi3,.. g ,V'- -4.48 93.5. 49 V .A QFJV, f--- ,G W, Y. , , : ,- H 5 -:..',f:' t ,, . . .nigga ' IX Q-ii, gl. I: Y ,3:,:-,'I31F v .rf f ' WP : ,. lv ,I -i ..:l::1:, , KJ! 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Larson, Qofessor at the University of ,,vZl,'4 :Qi ' 'fw:.1-A H a v i Wisconsin. D. Linden, 'clfriving a 1960 Plymouth. F. Merge Bigfl HL, f'Uk1e, vacationing in Germsiny. D. Monica, living with herig xwlliitf? V fu' ,ljrnnrried sister. C. Moegerfourg, head foreman for Clarence Lf 3? ffjm. 1521 '-fi' - ' if' Bedeen. E. Ohnesor e, Doon County's 'bi est unk dealer. NT f -5.jfLl' ,.-.L' ,L ll' -,V .f A . g V, .1 ,gh I .I 'LW' A' IU xiii? ,-H. Olson, singing in the Metropolitan Opera. M. Parent, tend-If f-ggjf' Aid' i ing bar part time at Don's. sf. Patza, sein making plans for the y Q, 'M tigfjj 1 fg,-.5 future. B. Schneider, selling gas at the Shell Service Station.-Mfg 31- 1f 3' fmji Q,ZE.jSchu1tz, trying to make up- asp mind as to where she is to 1ivs,f-' T'1'.'. CM, '11-3' ',-fifish Creek or Baileys Harbor.: :Qi Shine, fishing with Ray ChB1IlbBf'Qe.5'f' if 21:-'R' lv Stahl, owning his own rag factory. H. Stenzel, Home X hiif V H' I jf., , Hgmics teacher at Gibraltar-Zuggfggi School. 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SHIRLEY BITTORF, cbarua 25 Softball l,2,h: L1- brarian 33 Annual Staff ll.. NAn innocent face, but one can never telln JAMES HANSON, uJimn. Band lg Chorus 1,23 Foot- ball l,2,3,Ilg Baseball 1,2,3,1lg Basketball l, 2,3,h.3 Prom committee Sc Attendant 3. nJust what do you say to a girl when you want a date?n LORNA LANGOEHR, Prom Committee 3, Softball l, 2, ,145 Annual staff Lg., Librarian 11.3 Chorus l, 2, 3 Forensics 33 Class Play Ll.. nEarly to bed, early to rise, and you miss thelb best part of the day.n ART STREGE, Football l,2,3,u1 Basketball l,2,3, 14: Baseball l,2,3,Il3 Initiation Com. 25 Prom Com. 33 Homecoming Com. llg Homecomin Attend- ant 33 Class Officer 14.3 Annual Com. E5 FFA l,2, ll., Class Play ll. 'Bluffs may come and bluffs may go but he bluffs on forever. GORDON ANDERSON, HAnayH. FFA l,2,3,hg Chorus 2, f ug Football lg Basketball lg Baseball l,h: An- A nual Staff H3 ' 'll He never has a worry, He's never in a hurry. dingy? 'she ,rrr wfig a giigvif, ' B lll GERALD HENRY, Hank . FFA 1.2,3,lA: Football 1. f A- at 23 Baseball 1,23 Basketball l,2. nFrequently with my brains, I think a thought.n ,EQJQQWMWEEQ ,QQ ggggngwayi 2-4l-' 4 lTEi?FYwff .f Q5 ROGER LARSON, F00tb811 lj FFA 1. nCover me over and leave me alone.u Not Pictured, EUGENE OHNESORGE. Sports l,2,5: FFA 4 Wwe all know that Eugene's shy, But still we think he's quite a guy.m CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ADVISORS Pres.-O. Shine Page Sec'-V. MTS. Wiclanan, Mr- 12 V. Pres.-A. Strege

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Class Pla FIRST ROW: Miss Williams, Helen Olson, Eunice Herbst, Phyllis Chambers, Virginia Field, Arlene Anderson, Frances Gardner. SECOND ROW: Art Strege, Charles Bogenschutz, Darold Linden, Lorna Langohr, W, Marcia Larson, Emery Kust, Orville Shine. ,M ggiigw g3g5e2f:Eg:g55i5Q5E?53i:eQgEE?:??LTEg1i3eEj2jQ--figi?2g:' fkzijga ifgjbygdy 6,1 fgZf 5 gf 3?.59g5f mx I fgii all y K p if viirf-if asia, ggi KV '??2' I 5Qfaes45f -, CC 35 S 2 'R .um H. 'V ff- 1 ff il l., 4, .vnu-af.sisg3..crffrrf..11r -.f-,,: . . , . . I ,, H F lv-L SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action of the play takes place in the combination lunch room and lobby of the 'The Eagle Hotel', located in a remote section of the Southwest, near the Mexican border. TIME: The present. ACT ONE: Late afternoon in September. ACT TWO: Late evening, two days later. ACT THREE: Scene I. Early the following morning. Scene II. The following noon. TISH CAST OF CHARACTERS Letitia Carberry, Tish, who needs no introduction. . 2222263 T1sh'e close companions: ' ' ' ' : : ' ' z ' O O 0 I 0 O O C I Ellen Leighton, who runs 'The Eagle Hoteln. . . Charita, her Mexican maid-servant. . . . . . . . . . . Luthur Hopkins, hard-headed and hard-hearted. . . . . Callie Hopkins, his daughter, a friend of E11en's. . Charlie Sands, Tish'e charming young nephew. . . . . . Bettina Trent, a most unhappy young lady. . . . . . Sheriff Lem Pike, who has romantic tendencies. . . . Wesle Andrews a most en a in oun man . . . Phyllis Chambers . . .Marcia Larson . .Arlene Anderson . .Virginia Field . . .Frances Gardner . . . . Orville Shine . . . . .Eunice Herbst . . .Charles Bogenschutz 9 l Q Q Lorna Langhor . . . Arthur Strege Q 9 Q Q Q .Darold Linden 7 n 8 8 S 7 8 - 0 - 0 0 Denby Grimes, a moving-picture director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Emery Kust Dorice Gaylord, a movie actress. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Helen Olson Page lk