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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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About fifty of our students are leaving Gibraltar Big: School having completed ' their four year course. At such a time, one is moved to regret the parting because it is evident that thereafter those who were intimately associated in daily activity can meet onJ.y on rare occasions. There is a pathos in this thought that makes all of us linger to press each other's hand. At the same time it was known to all, that it must come about, that we must part. We have a mission to perform in life, a destiny to live. It is a lsu of life. Every mother regrets the passing of the childhood days of her 4 baby, yet not one would really vant her little one to remain a child indefinitely, In this same way, we, who have gown to mature stature both physically and mentally having discovered the change in ourselves, realize that we must move on to newildh of work. What this work will be will depend on our ability. How high each one of us will climb depends not along on accidental opportunity. In many cases, it will de- pend on the resource.t'ulness of our imagination and above all, our willingness to work hard, to make sacrifices in order to prepare ourselves more adequately for our place in productive enterprise. Whatever may become our position, great or obscure, we will have the cp- portunity to do our best. If we will apply ourselves diligently, we will, each one of us, share in the benefits that our richly endowed country has al.- ' J wqa given to every industrious youth. Depressions and vars have come, depres- sions and vars have gone, new crises appear, but America has always found a Qi place for anybody who had the perserverance to keep on trying. Aa the curtain closes on the drama of the hiya school dqs of the senior class, we join with the Board of Fducation, and the faculty in extending to them our congmtulations and best wishes for real success, Ay . any Z. Us X n 7 Walla, , Alf 11. , I a 'X k I s y ,M , , , ' , ua.. X J' ,,- 9 lf' ,y,4f:oo,,..,.... g l I Y Y .1 YY X X Page 3 s ,I ' ' l Ellen Ahrena, Office Girl E?-'Q' 1 DFT? l Qx l Owen M. Reince, Principal O M Social Problems Razz B. S. St. Norberts f M. S. University of Wisconsin 5 4 W lf' Z? 7 5 Q3 I K BOARD OF EDUCATION Page h Lawrence Reinhard Ben C. Schraml Henry Eckert, clerk director treasurer Jro ,l 41' JN? f mr V E ,TT 9 WW x ' K Z! 11, Hrs. Gilbert Hickman Thomas J, B11-minghm English English, Dramatica LaCrosse State Teachers Library B.S . , Hilton College fi '41 , J . 5-at 1 - Q,-wr I Itgzxtgzgusci George A. Hingelhoete Walter Dale Sudort, Jr. B E Gemma Swfzcgeachers B101ogy, chemin.:-3 Physics Hmm-y, cimmnip ' ' B.S., River Falla State Teachers B.S., University of Wie. Plea 5 GFA' , TSS X I f X I I 0 ,: '15 B'-Q -, lv Of 'T -LgF'1SiffiE?iA --f -- IJ 4' 'N .1 -. , 1 .1-A I I ,iv ' ' V 8 c A W gn f 1 sr ' + I I 6' E. Richard Piatt Melvin D. Kaaen Coach, P.E.. Music Washington State, U. of Ill. Met. B. Bethel College Northern Ill. State Teachers Selma A. Kinsey Mary Jane Buss Emil A. Boron Comercial Home Economics Agriculture B.E., Whitewater State Teachers B.S., Central State Teachers B.S., University of Wis- Page 6 I W 2 f - X 113 h' iv A YN f NN I? X! KE Q 5 f 1 Su 55 52 qs xx 'N J ,J J ,121 N 31 ,f'x , 1155 ixfn' W! - NNN A x ' A f f,, -if . N KN fnffyf K ' P X 1 'Q .f fb iii-IQQQ S1151 1 Y X R I ' ka.:-cf S , N 2.7,i -Q olher RSJYZ Rf., sfo, L., 'Dofss Uzcfemavzw QMKSTIAS gksrfey iBecXer-V f ig H V Efeneguguainew 2. X Q- g, Hdrxfcgzv rrcXsoY2-v 22. 5 N If S1 any? -sf .5 D fafnipujuafnefv 22 -47 'l OYZYZQ. ue ST'S ' . Rafi 7?Jerso1zN Q, 2 I 6 Da I fsen'-J 2.15 ' f f GPerH4fnexffaN 2.11 X Iolwfrzkcz. mowJN NWN f3GYY?fCe30 Yksonfv , 2,0 f . rfene Camzgigkfg 5 I J J :-3 gflflg X1 Page 8 JV 111 l Dean A1brecht, Hez . Baseball 2,3,hgBasketbal1 1,2,3,hgFoo-bball 2,3,hg Prom Attendant 3gHome- coming Attendant 35 Viking by Class Officer 3. Twinkle, TWif1k18, Athletic star,What 8. 'bash- ful' boy you are. fit' fed! 5 2 7 -f j ng Ani 3 , Andy Basebalil. l4,BaS 'bball 2933,-lj BFA 1,2- 5-IV'-aa Don't look at me girls, it makes me bl . June Anderson, Junie . 'Transferred from West Milwaukee High School 3. Her mind is on her heart Her heart is else- 5 where . Marcella Anderson. Band 1: Vildns ls. 'A good iriend, what more need we say? Q, W? QQ, gn '3- 5 B 1 3 ' . T , r..-, ff , I Ruth Anderson. Band l,2,3g Pep Band 2,33 Prom Attendant 33 Homecoming Attendant 2gTwir1er 33 FHA 1,2. If I had the wings of an angel, wou1dn't I look silly?' Shirley Anderson. 'At school she never has much to s:y,but she's lively enough when she's awayl' Shirley Becker, Shirl . Band l,2,3,hgPep Band 2,3,lL3 Chorus 1,23 Viking bg Prom Attendant 33 Twirler l,2,3,h. 'A live wire never gets stepped on. Glenn Berne, Hus1q . Baseball 3,143 FFA 1. 'Violence s a refu of the ignorant i 1l.','li1,QL'JAii23E.i,uafrlawr.x.G-g-'L1'-v4 r.,.h-4490-4-8 A imma' William Beyer, il1.1.e . Band 1,2,3g Pep Band l,2,3gChorus 1,2,3,h5 eb ,2,3gFootbaJJ. 2,3 1,5 viking bg vmm s officer 25 Photo Club President lg. , 'Lead me not V empt n,but show me where it 13.1 ,yi K ' K U ' t Bittct' , Bernie .Football 2gVikette ,bg Prom Attendant 33 Class Officer 1. I'm goingts tell that gmq Einstein something! Page 9 4.215fffM 1 .J ffgm f l-'N i' Elaine Duquaine. Chorus 1,25 Librarian lx. 'Not bold or shy or short or tall, But a pleasant mingling of them al1.' Marian Erickson, Eh'ic . Chorus 2,145 Viking hy Vik8tfJ0 391-lf FHA 1,2,3. I'd rather be little and shine than be large and cast a shadow. Moreland Fandrei, Mort . Baseball 2,Basketball 2,115 Football 25 Class Officer 35 Viking 14, li 'An upright, dovmright, all right guy. yt! .X X x Baseball 35 Basketball 3,145 Viking 115 Football 3,145 Prom Attendant 35 Homecoming Attendant 15 'All the boys were in despair--to find out how he curled his hair. John Fitzgerald, Fits . Football 2,3,14. 'He has three speeds---slow, slower and stop. Leo Gardner, Dago . Band 1, 2, 3,145 Psp Band 1, 2,3,h5 Football 25 Viketts 35Forensics 35 Ira- matics 145 Speech 3. I'm not a musician. I'm the whole band. Page 1C Mi, Jerry Fischer, Toni . Band 3, Chorus 2, 3,145 x Q' o' Student Council 14. 5 Lu sf if - lpftgrlefle Cvrmody. Band 15 Chorus 25 Viket', 9,3,1, ' s ibrarian 3,ls, Forensics 3,14, V1k.-Lng 14 pf 'JA' 'I'here's a little bit of bad in every good girl, The joker of the deck, but not a bad Sega. fgrfrx Kenneth Charnetsld., Kenny, FFA 1,253 L, 14 Viola Copieky, Vi , Chorus 15 Vikette 15 Dra- matics 15 FHA l,2,3,1.1. 'I let others do the talking! Darlene Duquaine, Duke .Chorus 1, 2, 35Librarian 3,115 Viking 145 Forensics 3. 'Happy an I, from care I'm free, Why sren't they all content like uae? 1 Betty Gauger, Betts e Chorus 2,35 FHA l,2,3,h Forensics 3. 'Still water runs deep, but moving water runs deeper. Patsy Oerdmen, 'Pat . Chorus 1,23 Vik-ette 33 Prom Attendant 35 Forensics 3. 'I love not men, they are so simple . Thomas Gry, Tom . FFA 1, 2,3,l,. 'I'm just an innocent little boy :Ln a big bad wUI'1ds' William Hanson, Plank , Baseball 2, 3,145 Bggkeg- ball 2,3,h3 Football 2,3,hg Prom Attendant 35 Homecoming King he 'Too bad I wasn't born rich instead ol' so darn good lookinge' fi'-ar F? 1:9 .dk 9 Frederick Haskell, Freddy . Basketball Hp. 1 Football Has 2a He's not s rule breaker-just a little mischief nakere' Theodore Reise, Ted e Football kg FFA 3,145 Dramatics 143 Photo Club kg 'I 'I not lazy, I just don't feel like working. Shirley Henry, 'Shirl'e Chorus 23 FHA 25 Dra- matics 3,h. 'She is outd' circulation with a ring for con- solatione' Bernice Johnson, 'Bernie e Chorus 1,25 Librar- :lan FHA 2,30 'Why worry when all you have to do is gigglee' Gerald nu. Prom Attendant 3, rn l,2, 3,145 'A real gentleman farmerghe raises nothing but his hate' Geraldine nu, 'nemien me 1,23 chem 1, vixmg hp Vikette 3,115 Pre- Attendant 3, neue- coning Queen hgl-Ioaeeoming Attendant lg 'hdrler 1,25 cme ofneee 2, Student Council he 'I an all for ldhe' Page a 1 X Wafif Pff:Z'1 will fl f Donna Luedecrs. Band 25 Chorus 1,25 Viking 3,15 Vikette 35 Cheerleader 3,115Tvrir1e.r 1,25 Class Officer 15 lkamatics 11. She's as likeable as she is lockable. Lois L1mdquist.Band 1,2,3,1g5 Pep Band 1, 2,3,15 Prom Attendant 35 Twirler 3,h. 'Glorious nights were not made for slumber. Mary Ann Mann, 'Mary . Band l,2,3,115 Pep Band l,2,3,1.15Chorus 1,25 Viking 1g5V:Lkette 115 Home- coming Attendant 35 Librarian 1.15 Dramatics 15. I'n like a brook, forever babbling. Dallas Hiller, Texns . Basketball Mgr. 145 vikette 3,145 FFA 2, 3,h. 'To argue is divine, to win is still better. Daryl Olsen 0le . Baseball 2,3,1.15 Basketball 5 2, 3,L5roof,bs11 2,3,h5v1x1ng M5 vnmte h5Prm fp, RN ring 3, clne officer 2,h. , Q, 'A great leader among men,but a great follow- If ' er of swollen. 2 if XJ Earl orsud,'cuf.1e'. Basketball Mgr. 15 roof,-J P V bm Mgr. 2, vixem h. H - 'It takes no effort to do nv vork,I just don't A 11 do ite' X, Jw Page 12 6 0 A W1 ,UA 'A1 N If or L-' VT Patricia Krishka, Patsy , Chorus 1,25 Librar- ian 3,145 FHA 115 Forensics 3. Easy going and soft spoken, that's our gal. Norman Larson, Bud , Baseball 2,115 Basketball 2,115 Football 2,3,11. 'What could I tell nw grandchildren if I spent all nv time on studies? Helen Linden. Chorus 35 Viking 115 Vikette 1,115 Prom Attendant 35Libraria.n 35FHA 1,2,3,115Cla.ss Officer 2,11. 'A girl both serious and gay-- A friend of all throughout the day. Dean Logerquist i Loggy . Baseball 25 Basket- ball 3' FHA lip, . '1'm 15.?1:1e,J ul so is a stick of dynamite. P piss' -1 RKA'1'P 1 1 0 41 Q - S , , 1 4- G 'Y ff! 1, ff 7 v ' V .ang 4 , 1 v if -4AQ, , 4- 4 ff'-If Q- g'4 '6f' , A oe. 1-4495 ,f , Edwin Raymond, Eddie . Chorus 2,143 Vikette 3 ,1fJd'Yi- FFA 2,3,h. , P ff 'A leak in the at the wheel. gas tank is better than a. drip Robert Reinhard, Robby Chorus l,2,3,h3 Base- ball 1,23 Basketball 25 Football 2,115 Vik-etbe 1,2,3,u, Homecoming Attendant 2, FFA l,2,3,hg Class Officer lg. 'Fill of fun and mischief too, doing things he sh0u1dn b d0. Ray Slaby, Skooker . Baseball 3,143 Basketball 2.3.18 Viking 3.115 P1-on Attendant 3, FFA 3, Class Officer kg Football 3. 'You any all great men are dead. Explain ny being here. James Stadler. Football 3.14. 'If there's trouble, I am not around, but-- I have been there. ,,,, QF tfliftf rr, , x g Q, ..,- Q- WTQQM TC.. 1 fC on 5 T d , I1-9? -0' e 9. 'Fo gm PM , f QI -e , 'F :P I7 Phyllis Steinke, Phil , Chorus l,25Forensics3. A good line makes the best connection. Doris Uhlemann. Band l,2,3.ls3 Pep Band 2,3,l4 Viking 143 Prom Queen 35 FHA lg Class Officer 3. 'Nobody listens to me, nobody talks to me, no- body likes me. Donna Waller. FHA lg Chorus 2,3. Quiet, but nice. Darlene Zak, 'Dar . Band l,2,3,hg Pep Band 3,11 Chorus 25 Dramatics he 'Never mind nv waistline,it doesn't bother me! NOT PICTURED Raymond Johnson, Huns . FFA l,l.. If I were to choose between school and work-I'd take neither. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS President e 0 0 Q e R 0 viCQ Press e n 1 Ro SOC 'Tr83Se e 0 0 e Ho Sgt. at Arms D. Olsen Advisors . . . . Mrs. Hickman Mr. Reince Page 13 I Hears all, Sees all, Knows all-- Ten years have passed since the Senior Class of 1952 has left GIS behind. Let's look into our supersonic atomic crystal and see if there are any changes. Oh, what a change! The first scene we see is the village of Sister Bay. There's Bun 's new drug store and we see Lois Lundquist working behind the counter. Their regular employ G dman, has the day off. Glancing through some of the magazines we see some of our former c smates' pic es. Donna Lueders has just been named Miss Cover Girl of 1962. Phyllis Steinke is 1 omi I as a model for the Toni Home Permanent. Glenn Berne has just walked over to the mag co ic his weekly issue of the 'Charles Atlas Muscle Building Course. Moving on down to Ephraim we see several changes at en place. A sign Albrecht's Everpeen Beach Hotel' hangs over a hotel we remember by a dif erent e Out on the lawn, Shirley Anderson, Helen Linden, and Betty Gauger are relaxing after f har ni - -- L dining room. They are talking to Robert Reinhard who is the Dean of Agriculture a he Univ B - y s onsin and John Fitzgerald who is Dean of English at Cornell University. They ar -- end -L their c tions here as special guests of the owner, Dean Albrecht. Here comes Marcella derson -- the tree She has to do her shopping early because she and her husband Rollie Dau er f : xpecting c any v the weekend. , it Our next stop is Gibraltar High School. I ly looks differen It must be the new building that changes the scene. Inside we find Mar nstructing h stu ts how to be model librarians. Going into the gym we see Arlene Carmo win- e girls I-HE c sses. In the Home Ec. room we see Patsy Kriskha conducting her class. As ualjatsy is doing a fine job. Xi 'FX Continuing down the highway we enter Juddville. are topped by Thomas Gry, the new traffic cop. He tells us that Viola Copisk c king at Evs's s r and owns half interest. So we shall dash over to see her. Business is bo ng here ce they have .1 Q . d the new television set. While we are watching the screen, a fl comes ov ling us a ther is to be a televised court session. It seems that someone has b embezzel he funds in J es S d1er's Farmers Exchange Bank. Right now he is having a conferenc with his l er, ud : on ar is the court secretary, Shirley Becker, taking notes on the case . The honorable J ge B n ard Bit rf has just made his appearance and the case gets underway. In the audience we see yl Ol en an is wife, aldin Kita. They have taken the day off from the post office which they have or five e s n . Kenneth Charnetski and Gerald Kita are also here. They were buying ee h o tei - and decided to come and hear the case. Now we take a quick trip over to Bai ys Har5517Wzr wha :Ls going on. Entering the Baileys Harbor library, we see Darlene Duquaine going her d ly tasks a the head librarian. She is busy reading one of Marion Erickson's best sellers. ancing ugh the pe ers we see in the headlines that Darlene Zak and Bernice Johnson are going to meet in Madison Square Gar ns to determine who will be the lady wrestling champion of the world. Moreland Fandrei i to be the ee. Next we'll drop into Norton's store and see if Bill Hanson is still working here. e are info med y Ruth Anderson, who is trying to sell some of Reinhards maple syrup,that he has just eft his jo to age the Reimer estate in Penin- sula Center. About two miles out of town we see a sign Main tice of t e Lonel Hearts Clu , eise, Pres. We see James Overhv here. He has just returned fr Florida ere he h been cuperating from his four tiring years at Gibraltar, now he is lookin for a job. Next door to the club is a building owned by allas Miller. A sign outside informs us that it is 'Dallas' Gambling Casino. We decide to visit allas. While are outside we hear a loud crash. It is an accident involving two of our former cl mates, Doris Uhl and June Anderson. One of Parent's trucks driven by Doris and a Masterfreeze 11' driven by June w e completely demolished. While they wait for the police, we shall go and visit alles. While we are iting, we hear these news flashes over one of Dallas' self-made radios. Elaine Duquaine has just returned om Dallas, Texas, where she is ed as a first-aid nm-se with the Wild West Rodeo. Donna er has on omple her sationsl tight rope walking act which has made her famous with the Johnson circus owned by Raymo hnson. Ex-heavy weight champion, Gene Anderson, has just returned from a world wide tour along with Dean Logerquist who has just been named the champion skier of the Olympics which were held in Switzerland. Bill Beyers is campaigning for the presidency of the U.S. Eddie Raymond, his campaign manager, has just announced that Bill will be in Door County trying to get the support of the voters. Jerry Fischer, U.S. Senator, has been filibustering on the senate floor for three days. So far, he has said nothing. Leo Gardner has just been offered e Job with the New York Symphony Orchestra. He will make his debut in Carneige Hall soon. One of the cu-5 in the Brussels Stock Car Races got off its course, and is believed headed for Florida. Two of the compen- ions of the driver, Fred Haskel have not been identified. Shirley Henry, who was residing in Missouri with her husband, has returned to Door County to operate a farm in Ellison Bay. Earl Orsted hes just been named 'All American Water Boy of l962.' He is under contract with the Green Bay Packers. The scene in om' supersonic atomic crystal fades as we come to the end of our Journey. Page lb I N U U I 5 QQ. xgy ,. J' dx X X X A XX X4 J Tp Aix -X :Y W I V v SEATEDx H. Hammersmith, G. Gray, S.Daubner, S.Hanson3 STANDING: E. Charnetski,R. Dahlstrom, B. Duquaine, J. Gardner. SEATEDz E. Knudson,J.John- son, M.Jeneen, D. Johnson, STANDING: J.Kordon, G.Hon- old, D. Hickey. SEATED: P.Moze1, B.La.rson, L. Nelson, D. LaP1a.nte, STANDING: W. Mueller, R. Lent, R. Larsen. Page 16 .Q 4 ,,.:L,,, OFFICERS Pfeiidanto 0 0 0 ooo e ODO1-0re3 Ohneaorge Vice President. . . . . . . . .Darold Olson Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . .Marilee Jensen Treasurer..........Robert DBh1StI'0l'Il Advisorseun leeeuclasom-Ss Buss Mr. Boron S r ,I .w.. l ,J X1 S. ,. 64 I Ne' ' A. mu M- LAs+ 'B ,'N. tix -Q: :ln' ,egg flwx N Sf- H SEATEDI D. Ohnesorge, J. Orsted, N.01sen, B. Patze., STANDING: J. Olson, D, OVSTUY' D. Olson. SEATED: B. Reinhardt, E. Petersen, G. Peterson, L. Reinhardg STANDING: R. Pe- terson, P.Peterson, R.Sod- erberg. SEATED2 D. Viste, T. Zak, M. Swenson, P. Hickman, STANDING: H. Wilma, H. Stahl, D.Weborg, N. Stoll. Page Page 18 CIASS WILL We, the Senior class of Gibraltar High School, being of sound mind and sane judgment fwe hopel do solemnly declare this to be our lgt will ard testament. Dean Albrecht wllls his athletic ability to Robert Smith. Gene Anderson wills H? mg ability to Ronald Larson. June Anderson wants to Eeep every- thing for herself. Marcella Anderson leaves Her pride H Ellison Bao' to Gloria Wickman. Ruth Arder?i'1'El1's'lE 'lFr'e for Florida to Bud Reinhard. Shirl Anderson l3'eTv'6s E5?Tiular attendance to any one who wants it. Mir er TrI1lF lEr love 'em ard leave 'em technique to Violet Gauger. Gl 'HTE his interest in the Charles Atlas Corp. to Stanley K. Williarn 'H?Er7r':YIIs his love for the deep south to anyone with enough money tFEe?'th?rT:' Bernhardt Bittorf wills his ability to hand the teachers a line to Roger Anders'cE1T XF1Te'ne TIER? wills her rough ard ready type of basketball to Gloria Dehos. KenT1'35H C'rTarTrT6tske leaves his love for school to his brother Eugene. Viola Cop'i'5Ee'y ' perhm to John Gardner. Darlene Duquaine wills herT'E hE.?'W Jeannine Graff. Elaine Duquaine ulFF?'q to Donna Krause. Marion Frickson wills he'i 'i5'i'Iit37'56'd?aw to Delores Steinke. Moreland Fandrei'i.'.C3 E.? Ka'sTEetball talents to Joe Parent. Jerry Fischer wil1?lHs T:'1EHJfTrons to Harvey Stahl. John Fitzgerald wills hi'sT'E'E5r'aT5i'51'f'or trouble to Jacky Nelson. Leo Gardner wills his talents with a French Horn to Betty Linden. Betty Gauger Ella Her Toni's to Patsy Wickman. Patsy Gerdman leaves her popcorn recipe fo' someone badly in need of such. Tom eaves Els love for Ag. to Giles Peter- son. William Hanson wills his gi o s to Don Erickson. Fredrick Haskell wills Ef?'I5e TcTF'5ravel to Allen Franke. Theodore Heise lTEv'5'5'EIs'?'o1T5'to Donny Bittorf. Shirley Henry wants Marilyn tTF5e her love for the Arnv. Bernice J5En':5'i'w'5t?'Chady Anderson to have her love for summer nights in hM omson leaves his quiet ways to Bill Henry. Gerald Kita wills his l!IlS'f6-R156 oT'EZig a twin to Herbert Prust. Geraldine lC'I'fETv'IlE i few of her class rings to some less fortunate urderclassifxen. Patsffrishka leaves her love for English class to Jack Brmda. Norman LarsoE'w':I'Ils Hs Height to Rqmord Resler. Helen Linden wills hear love for KEgs'i cEd 5o her sister Jan. Dean Loger wills his skiing talent to Dale Voight. Donna Lueders leaves E pos on as cheerleader to Dolores Honold. Lois LunH'11's E T5a'v'e'sT'her love for Jack to Eileen Peterson. 5 Mann wills he?15ve for freshmen to Joanne Perry. Dallas Miller leaves h s schbliistic record to anyone foolish enough to take it.-lTa1 'yl OIs'6'rI wills his attraction for injury and sickness to Bob Ander- son. Earl UF5ed 1Ti'Ils his love for short girls to Leigh Chase. James Overilf-y leaves 'EE 'S.'EE'eE'ance record to his brother, Donald. 'rliwln RqannH w'i'Ils s talent for public speaking to Roger Paschke. Robert R?E1'rT5.rd i'i IE his love for tall girls to Roger Lent. Rq Slagy leaveE'Hs g'6'6E'5'Eivlor to his brother, Fred. James Stadler leaves his'B'.'brary of pocket-books to anyone who wants them. 'FEy'Il'j.E St?.Ece wills her love for Home Ec. to Carol Mogal. Doris m1 h'eT RFKrisp diet to Ruth Johns. Donna Waller 1eaves ElI'her 'i5T5'?51T How to Get a Han to Marilyn Fandrei. DTa'r'I5nT'ZI wishes the contents of her purse to be divided among the underclassmeilfi' ,gun f' ftsssfff e If 'afar X B. 3 ' ' , wl I -f , , fr Z- R fry' 7 - , 9 O 1916 'ict . 1 jeff. 907 ' ' 1 Ou! - uggt an I L KT' rw' x - ,wi f R SUPHUIIDRBS N Q ,r 7 N rd fl- I .XF 7 K 4XjJ,.g.v-X yr f W KJ J f W Q0 vf-NX!! C-Q 3 N 8 X 0 President..... F F I C E R S .Allan Albrecht Vice President...........Joanne Perry Sec-Treas..... Advisors...... ,4 s. Virginia Reimer aannonoonmo M . Klingelhoets a .59 I i 36 .2 Ill ' .n Q - fv- s 1 ks E . .. 6 -fl lu- J. rr .pdi 19 94, nib. 9 Q V 1 i al. QLD' Page 20 SEATEDx J. Anderson, A. Arend, L. Berns,J. Copiskey, J. Beck- strom5STANDING: D. Badtke, R. Anderson, J.Charney, L. Chase. SEATED: B. Franke, A. Franke, R. Heald, R. Johnson, A. Goss, STANDING: J. Graff, G. Dehos, D. Honold, J. Henry. SEATED: D. Johnson, P. Land- strom, W. Knudson, E. Johns, J. Linden, STANDING: F. La- Frombois, B. Lind, O. Langhor, S. Kaczmarek. SEATED: C. Mozal, R. Paschke M. Mann, J. Parent, A. Oh: nesorgeg STANDING: J. Perry, C. Pail, L. Markle, J. Pence. SEATED2 S. POIBTAT, P. Pluff, H.P1'U8t, J.P018'l'.e1', V, Reimgri STANDING: H.P1'U8T., A. P01St6.I', Po Sailor, R. Sawyer, P SEATED: P.Wita1ison, Sdrlagner, D, Stginkg, M. Scholl, W. Stonzelg STANDING: D.Stah1, L. Sohna, W. Tischler, D. Stran- dell, R. Smith, D. Voight. 3 'X .J o . - . . I l If :I ' ff , Q A . u 4 4 , . ' 1 ' 1 W .11 fl f.. , --, vm A4 A Tom 3, Karen Speed Demon Fked Some fun! N 1513 ff l .I ' 1 k' -:mzmwg A. k , 5 -.4 '- A , 4nI..'...J ' PJ 1- - 4 ,,,, K J 1 .fl , W ' x I , A Ain't I cute? School Days Smilivl Gas Pump Voight Darlene Bathing Beauty Look Pretty .Y S H--i 'hrirlie Girl At the fair- T E 4 F IMEN S 530 QD K gvig ,,, ... if Q.: The yeimlfer YY! qaoifunen f'N gms. wi' 5 s - x 'SL . ' 'f fraiigk 4L.1 n h G 3 , Q , 2 .I L -- I I DEI ,pl -Chu J 1-r Gr -v Wx-if N.. QQ L- v V t 3 ' ur Page 2h 'B' 5 Y' P CLASS OFFICERS President..... Wayne Becker Vice Pres......W, Mickelson Sec-Treas......Donna Krause ' ha Adv1sors......... Mr. C se M . Birmingham SEATED: D. Bhirdo, C. Erickson, B. Brungraber, V. Anderson, D. Erickson, STANDING: B.Anderson, D. Bittorf, W. Becker, W. Daub- DST. SEATED: N. Honold, J.Grasse, M. Fandrei, J. Hawkey, V. Gaugerg STANDING: D. Graff, T. Goss, D. Hammersmith, R. Erickson. SEATED: R. John, J. Koessl, B. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Kalmsg STANDING: A. Kihl, c. Koaanko, S. Jorns, B. Hugenroth. 1 -..,.. SEATED: L. Newman, D. Peil, S. Ostram, N. Nordeen, D. Pfielg STANDING: R. Nelson, R. Olson, D. Olson, L. Overby. SEATED: J. Reinhard, L. Rein- hardt, E. Shine, E. Sandell, L Polsterg STANDING: K. Sitte, D: is Raymond, H. Healer, D.Reinhard SEATEDx K. Zak, G. Wickman, K. Zahn, S.Wi11s, S. Smith, STAND- ING: F. Slaby, G.Wesa, D. Whee- lock, L. Weborg. ap-fm SBATED: R. Kuehn, D. Krause, W. Mickelson, B. Linden, D. Linden, STANDING: F. Nelson, J. Nelson, W. Mc0lash, K. Krishka. a,a Q, Page 25 .WN Q-5' i' Cheer up, Rujhl Betty Pedler? 1355 Krishka J A - . , , 1, P ,Jr Ps-1 N 1? Mita. 'tix 5gT K , I Q ,H F . as I' J.. 7 Page 26 UD 3'! Hopalong Beyers '32, il' gl .+.-5,.. Zu Q Back in 19?? ACT IV Q, 'nfs Zig? S J? JV X 5 YJ if 1' M ci my Ly Pgkmw as 7 . .4, Q -a g 2 K . I , 'Q Us UT' I Page 28 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST First Row: E.0rsted, B.Beyers, R.Reinhard, Mr. Birmingham, L.Gardner Second Row: D.Lueders, D.U'hlemann, P.Gerdman, A.Carmody, S.Becker, B.Johnson D.Duqua1ne . STUDENT DIRECTORS: Darlene Zak and Daryl Olsen ROOM FOR ONE MORE No matter how hard it was to make ends meet, Poppy fBi1l B er, and Mother Rose CBernice Johneonl could never say 'non to a homeless child. Janey CArlene Carmodyl their latest acquisition was somewhat of a problem. They had promised the Home to keep her for two weeks It wasn't that Janey didn't want to belong,she just didn't, know haw George Biddle CI-eo Gardnerl and a rescued woman fPatsy Gerdmanl help give Janey confidence. Then Misa Winston CDoris Uhlemannl from the Home, comes a day earlier to take Janey back with her. Janey rebels She doesn't want to go. The rest of the Rose chi1dren,Trot fDarlene Duquainel, Teensie fMary Mannl, Joey CBob Reinhard, decided that Janey could stay. Jimmy John CEarl Orstedl another unfortunate who had been waiting out in Miss Winston's car comes in. Jimmy John is not only a problem child but wears braces on his legs. Mother's heart goes out to the boy and before she realizes it, Jimmy John is taken into the ever-growing family. Then in the midst of their hec tic, but happy existence, tragedy strikes. Poppy succumbs to a heart attach. Mother's real and adopted family rally around and pitch in to keep the Pumpkin Shell going. It'a not easy, for Joey is start- ing his first year at medical school in the fell, but Betty Bittle fDonna Luedersl, Joey's girlfriend, wants to get married. When Joey realizes how tough things are for the family, he decides to give up medical school and accepts a job. Jimmy John is making remarkable strides. Several operations enable him to walk with hardly a trace of a limp. Mother decides to sell the Pumpkin Shell. Jimmy John overhears Mother telling M s. Biddle lShirley Beokerl. Jimmy John realizes that the bills for his operations make it necessary to sell the Pumpkin Shell, so he runs away. The kids find him and bring him hack. Then like a sudden burst. of sunshine, fortune smiles upon the Hxmpkin Shell, and all because of Jimmy John. '00 UUUUl,fTAFF First How: D.Lueders, Y.Tann, G.Kita, C.Becker, H,Urickson, U.Duquaine Second iow: B,Tish1er, N,Jensen, H.Anderson, H.Linden, D.Uh1emann, R.Anderson, Mrs. Kinsey Third How: D,Albrecht, J.Fiscner, B,5ittorf, D.0lsen, R.S1aby, M.Fandrei Annual Staff: Co-Editors: Ray Slaby Donna Lueders Assistant Editor: Marilee Jensen Advisor: Mrs. Kinsey Newspaper Staff: Editor: Bernhardt Bittorf Assistant Editor: Nancy Stoll Advisor: Mr. Kasen 1. . 7 Q 'QQ 4 l ' 1.4: , X . s S s 4 -Sh! . en. NEWSPAPER STAFF First Row: B.Tish1er, H.Wi1ms, B.Bittorf, Mr.Kasen, D.O1sen, J.Bunda, H.Fandrei Second Row: D.Mi11er, H.Linden, D.Uh1emann, R.Anderson, N.O1sen, N.Sto11, F,S1aby Third Row: S.Hanson, M.Jensen, V.Reimer, G.Kita, M.Erickson, B.Franke, D.Reinhard Page 29 2 WQG. AL' W f, Xfx . X' L 25 'Q Booster Club First Row: D.Hono1d, V.Reimer, D.Lueders, E.Sande11, B.La.rson, J.Ka1ms, H.Pr-ust, J.Po1ster. Second Row: D.O1son, B.Ha.nson, D.A1brecht, R.S1lby, J.Fischer, R.Lent. Third Row: '1'.Zak, D.Viste, D.O1sen, J.Bunda, M1-.Piatt. Q1 'Y 'Do- Photograplw Club Firstofiouz I-Lvilme, D.V:lste, M.Jensen, N.01sen, E.Knudson, D.Albrecht, D.M111er. Second Row: D.01son, A.Fra.nke, L.Reinhard, D.Krause, R.Lent, L-Chase, J.Anderson. Third Row: T. Zak, Ddleborg, Mr. Boron, Mr. Uingelhoeta, N.Larson, C.Simon. Page 30 l A 1,7 ' :ag '?' . . 'T-NL -gg 4. ng ' 1 St dent Council STANDING: Donahue Hheelock, Loretta Reinhardt, Sylvia Polstcr, Roger Lent. SEATED: Jerry Fischer, Gerabdine Kita, Shirley Hanson, Richard Neakl. Q Librarians First Row: D.Hono1d, B.Duquaine, P.Krishka, A.Goss, A.Carmody. Second Row: D.Duquaine, 5.Po1ster, E.Duquaine, Mr.Birmingham, A.Ohnesorge, M.Mann, M.Mann. Page 31 4. Al. 14. U 2 ,, . .A 'sf ' ,eu 53 YQ, 1 'U - -f xv - L17 45 2. Q 1' I' 4, -as , P ' wi First Row: P.Krishka, P.Bhirdo, N.-Jensen, Ildiwenson, I'!.'?to11, H.Linden Second Row: B.Ducuaiue, iidiammersmith, V.Copiskey, D.Ohnesorge,-,S.Ha.nson, N,O1sen Third Row: J.0rsbed, G.Gray, D.La.?lante, B.Gauger, E.Knudson, P,Mozal Y A 4-1 , 4 ei? f Our Cherry Pie Baker SEATED: H. Linden, N. Stoll, D. Olmesorze, S- WHHHBI' STANDING: P. Krishka, II, Jensen, Kiss Buss, C. 110281, Bo Gallgefo XX 41 J 929: ZW: g' ' I .-.gl - is Fg11Dinne:' Page 32 Our Models fir' First Row: F. Langoehr, J. Copiskey, P. Witalison, S. Polster, J. Linden, B. Lind, A. Arend Second Row: L. Polster, S. Smith, A. Ohnesorge, E. Johns, A. Goss, M. Mann, A. Kihl, C. Bri Third Row: Miss Buss, D. Reinhard, J. Kalms, J. Reinhard, B, Franke, C, Mozal, K. Zak The Future Homemakers of America was organized in the fall with forty two members. Girls who have had one year of Home Economics or are presently enrolled in Home Economics may become members of the FHA. The purpose of the FHA is to b oaden the scope of Home Economics training and working together as a group to make better Future Homemakers. This year the girls have been very busv during the entire year. In October a square dance was held with the FFA. November saw us planning and preparing a ham dinner for the public. The dinner was served to 225 people in the gymnasium. The tables were decorated with white cloth and turkey centerpieces. Also in November, Miss Buss took the officers to a leaders training meeting held in New Holstein. In December a style show was held, to which the mothers of the girls modeling and the wives of the faculty were invited. After the style revue, coffee, cookies and tea sandwiches from a candle lighted table. Also in December FFA and FHA held a joint Christmas party in the gymnasium. In January five girls were busy in the Home Economics room baking cherry pies. They were Sharon Wagner, Beatrice Duquaine, Nancy Stoll, Beverly Lind, and Evelyn Knudson. The pies were judged and Evelyn was chosen to represent our school in the cherry pie baking contest at Sturgeon Bay where she placed third. February usually brings demonstration work for the FHAgirls. This year the two girls chosen to represent us were Marilee Jensen and Sharon Wagner. The The district contest was held at Brussels on February 25th. Marilee placed second in the contest at Brussels. She was the only FHAcontestant who placed in the contest from Door County. In March the Forensic Contest will be held at the high school and the girls will serve a lunch to the group. Another new activity carried on this year is the radio programs in which the girls participated. Some future activities planned are attendance at the State FHA convention June 3-S at Green Lake, FHA Spring Style Revue, trip to some point of interest and a Mother-Daughter banquet at the end of the school year. The girls have sold pin cushions, chocolate milk, and Spanish hamburgers to earn money for their organization. ckson Page 33 4. 4. A this 'J '51 fl First Row: R. Resler, D. Raymond, D. Hammersmith, R. Pence, D. Graff, D. Bhirdo, R. Johnson, J. Nelson, K. Krishka Second How: G. Wesa, F. Slaby, F. LaFrambois, N. Honold, J, Pence, H. Prust, S, Kaczmarek, L. Sohns, A. Franke, D. Stahl G' lx ex O 1, QQ LARQ fag A f 1 ' , ' fig? A EEET3iLE,f9NgfiLlSQiMEfj14 S3352-f 7 LJ- jL.,Lf xr .li 21-LZQTZI' !T I Page 311 Wu ., .eau ,,., -f wa lm. First Row: T. Heise, R. Bahlert, H. Stahl, Mr. Boron, L. Reinhard, G. Honold, E. Charnetski. E, Raymond, P. Smith Second Row: O. Langohr, K. Charnetski, G. Kita, R. Soderburg, D, Miller, A. Albrecht, T. Gray, R. Johnson 'S 1 X S- X. J J.. I 4 f l . . 1' nd .,' '. F.F.A. Officers First Row: R. Dahlstrom, Treasurerg G. Honold, Secretaryg L. Reinhard, Reporterg Second Row:E. Charnetslcl., Sentinalg R. Soderberg, Vice Presidentg Mr. Boron, Advisory R, Reinhard, President. FEL ACTIVITIES Our chapter holds regular meetings the third Wednesday of each month. Special meetings may be called at any time. At the first regular meeting of each school year, we hold our election of officers, and at the second regular meeting, Freshmen are initiated into the organization as Greenhands. We hold meetings and carry on activities throughout the year. During the summer mont we continue our regular meetings and carry on recreational and educational activities. The calender of events since June l, 1951 is as follows: June Tractor safety contest Sturgeon Bay July FFA-FHA Family Picnic Nicolet Bay 2 August County Fair exhibits and booth Sturgeon Bay September Square Dance KFFA-FHAJ School Gym Radio program IOKW, 7:05 Friday morn- ings every four weeks. Sturgeon Bay October Freshman initiation as Greenhands Ag building November Leadership training school Seymour December FFA-FHA Christmas Party School Gym Basketball Game against Sevastopol School Gym January Basketball game against Sevastopol Sevaetopol Class tryouts for speaking contest Ag building February Elimination for Speaking contest English Room Speaking contest 6: Quartet Contest Brussels John Deere Day Sturgeon Bay Farm Institute Liberty Grove lhrch Farm Institute Liberty Grove Green Bay Association of Commerce Awards Riverside Ballroom Green Bay April Initiation of Chapter Farmers High School Father and Son Banquet Country House State Judging Contest lhdison May State FFA Convention Green lake Tree Planting County Park June Camping Trip Devils Lake -:. 2 ' ' ' A - 1 A N F.F.A. Quartet bl, Left to right: R. Dahlstrom, R. Reinhard J . Parent, D, Logerquist Page 35 2 -s . ' 1 . i rs .1 . X KI V I 'FI-JIRLERS Shirley Deckerg Beverly Larsong Virginia Reimerg Lois Lundquistg Helen Prustg Joanne Perry R 3 A, -3, W . 3 ' . 1 1 A, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I 5 b T' Donna Luedersg Virginia Reimer ' Beverly Larsong Helen Prust I 'P 'P I' x ' X ,N 5 L fzi 3. X Y, 5 YY ,- , , Jumon VARSITY cHmu,EmEns ' 'J ' Evonne Sandellg June Polster Dolores Honoldg Joyce Kalms Page 36 V , Q ASIS' Glee Glade First Row: S. Smith, V. Gauger, H, Erickson, B. Reinhardt, S, Wagner, L. Reinhaxdt, G. Nickman, N. Olsen, D. Honold Second Row: E. Knudson, P. Wickman, P. Mozal, N. Stoll, L. Polster, M. Jensen, E. Sandell, C. Burress, J. Copiskey Third Row: S. Will, S. Ostram, J. Orsted, G. Gray, P. Fluff, L. Merkle, D. Krause, B. Lind Fourth Row: Mr. Kasen, J. Grasse, M. Scholl, W. Stenzel, C. Nozal, M. Mann, J. Reinhard, B. Hugenroth, E. Petersen First Row: C. Burress, O. Langohr, D. Bittorf, D. Bhindo, R. Reinhard, J. Gardner, G. Petersen, R. Johnson, L. Gardner, R. Soderburg, L. Weborg, R. Smith, R. Lent Second Row: J. Fischer, B. Bittorf, J. Parent, P. Smith, W. McOlash, J. Bunda, D. Logerquist, D. Olson, J. Resler, J. Kordon, W. Daubner, D. Voight, B. Anderson Page 37 X 1, nf ms First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: C W B E ,Burress, M.Mann, U.Uh1emann, L.Lundquist, B.Linden, J .Linden, J .Gardner, L,Gardner .Mue11er, J.Perry, H.Pr'ust, E,Sande11, J.Charney, G.Pe'berson, R.Johnson, J.Grasse .B1-ungraber, C.Kodanko, K.'Z.ahn, C,E1-ickson, G.Wesa, D.Bittorf, R,John, D.Johnson Petersen, W.Tish1er, W,Wickma.n, V,Reimer, Mr. Kasen -lil' 11 :,X 'e 'A 'R 5 Q 1 W X f 23 H A 3'-if is a , .. QQ-xg, I -4 ' . MMM '- M , Page 38 -7. , .5 , 7 4 46 R.Larson, L.Weborg, D.Linden, D.Johnson. R.Foxworthy, S.Becker, E.Knudson, M.Swenson, H.Smith, W.McO1ash, S.Daubner, R.Heald, B.Larson, D.Hickey, L.Chaae, N.Hono1d, R.Dah1strom, K.Sitte, S.Jorns, P.Smith, J.Bunda, R.1ent. :kay-V :W , ,. j 4i 'OX ,A K' C653 f A 0 A xl Al Fifi ' , , 1 '.l l - dfi? 'NR N 'That's a catchy tune you're playing--what is it?n Q u , I xk REQ P f dl f J' V oh, No.... U I Page 39 J FW HLIQTICS vw W 6 i rc 'olxkf CJ' Q V gy? f s? S' f '19 5 X , X Q Qi '-A . . ' N X xX 54,93 if XXX .lg wg Q :gg Y Q4 N3 1 ll QQ Li 5x f qaoflall .' .N . . , K QL1 S 5 . . rf ai . First Row: W.Hanson, C.Goss, D.O1son, J.Hawkey, J.Fischer, J.Bunda, L.Heinhard, T.Lak, W.Micke1son, Coach Piatt. Second Row: O.Langohr, J.Parent, J.Anderson, C.Simon, G.Anderson, D.Viste, R.Lent, D.Albrecht, D.Weborg, E.Shine. Third Row: W.Beyers, A.Albrecht, D.Hickey, J.Fitzgerald, B.Patza, N.Larson, P,Smith, D.Voight, D.Oleon, R.Reinhard, D.Olsen. SEASON'S RECORD Gibraltar O Seymour O Luxemburg lL Casco 18 Mlshicot O 19 Brussels 0 6 Sevastopol 0 CONFERENCE . Luxemburg 5-O Sevastopol 2-3 Gibraltar 4-1 M shicot 1-L Casco 3-2 Brussels O-5 Letter awards presented to the 1951 football squad were given 'to Seniors John Fitzgerald, Dean Albrecht, Daryl Olsen, Bill Hanson, Gene Anderson, Jerry Fischer, Bill Beyer, Bob Reinhard, Bud Larsong Juniors Bruce Patza,Jack Bunda,Douglas Vista, Roger Lent, Darold Olson,Cameron.Simong Sophomores Allen Albrecht, Peter Smith, Freshman Wayne Mickelson. John Fitzgerald was chosen honor- ary captain for that powerful Viking eleven. Page hl 'il' :K-Q 71. 58 we 1' 2- I ,' one Er l lf If be gin MBL-'iii 3' First How K Charnetski, J. Parent, H.Stahl, Mr. Platt, J.Bunda, C.Simon, H Dahlstrom Second Row D Miller, R.Paschke, B.Patza, A.A1brecht, G.Peterson, R.Lent, W. Becker, R Soderburg Third Row Pfeil, W.Mickelson, D.Olson, E.Shine, F.Anderson, T.Goss 1951-1952 Record 0-s Gibraltar Sturgeon Bay JV Gibraltar Algoma Fresh Gibraltar Brussels Gibraltar Mishicot Gibraltar Luxemburg 'S'--.N Gibraltar Casco 'rsslxx Gibraltar Sevastopol Gibraltar Brussels Gibraltar Mishicot Gibraltar Lu emburg Gibraltar Casco Gibraltar Sevastopol Gibraltar Algoma Fresh '!i:,, ll! X xx r7? qq!q,!gF Xl ., X :ae .5 - 5 , is 1 4 a 2 ui, sl B Ii Y W3 47 mira hy A :Er I em.. v Ea . D ,u QPQ 'Q 1' 1F K x Y .' J' , 45- agj x:g4g gs Ad , i L I 2 l First Row M Fandrei, D.Albrecht, Mr.Piatt, R. Soderburg, D Olsen, W Hanson Second Row D Olson, J Fischer, N.Larson, T.Zak, H Slaby, D Vista QNIEE-zQfiNCf X. 1951-1952 Record Gibraltar Sturgeon Bay Gibraltar Almuni Gibraltar Algoma JV Gibraltar Brussels Gibraltar Luxemburg Gibraltar Mishicot Gibraltar Casco Gibraltar Sevastopol Gibraltar Brussels Gibraltar Lu emburg Gibraltar Hishicot Gibraltar Almuni Gibraltar Sevastopol Gibraltar Casco Gibraltar Algoma JV QANPS fl- xl? J AQ Ti 'I V' fi Q f 4 Q u ,I x 7- Xa. .4 Page hh Ql .-fi ff ,X .XX X x. , jx 60 XNAQJ 'iil,g:1::::jiL!jii-5 tl. 'l . J II?-9 f N iv K . 'El i M Banda!! 'QU we 1' G 'Q' 9 G' 3 , el x 'I ,, 7 7 . -4' J .K , Q., l 'A ' if X ly, X. . I h yi xx :if R f, 1 ' . . . . 1 D fl' Ml' 42, V. mf ,' X t ' Lf? an fi o .Q I ' 1 A . . P -5 gg 4. 4 xx R 1 'W D x S Laaok. ,WEL lgklarzfg It-L , XA X A J First Row: D. Albrecht, D. Olsen, J. Fischer, Hr, Piatt, W. Hanson, D, Olson, D. Viste Second Row: R. Lent, J. Bunda, R. Slaby, T. Zak, J. 015011, C. GOSS . -Q11 'ind E -. .,,.g ,,X A D D , .vii ' - ' fn 9' , J .1 iv I it ' . N. 'Q ' ' ' is H9 , did, l F. - X f 'G , 4 ' -f' ' I I K u 'L '15 It r x v A ' 5' n J . m 1 ,,, .9 4 :' A X ' -l A 4 s h v- ' fn mm D id! THE RECORD 'ro msnzmorou IS X Q . x . f 5 L , , f - - - O0 4,1 5 - I . ' 9 7 15' guxemburg........ 7 Gibral'bar..... 13 ' hx F' 1 X . 1-2 8SCO....... see 3 Gibrlltareeee e 8 ld I . ---I - .- Brusselsu.. ... L Gibz-altsr....:. 3 K X A 'Lg ' I Q .:T' Mi1ShiC0teeeeeeeee L Gibraltdreeeeee 2 'Lx '-f-I - ' Sevastopo1....... 8 Gibrs.1tsr...... 6 if' .5 washington Iso Q e . lb e e e Q i' 1 Washington Is.... 9 Gibrsltarn... 10 4 5 1-5 'A 1-1 Letter awards were made to Seniors- Peter Leliere, Charles Ju-mm, Douglas Logerquist, William Resler, Bob Shing Daniel Wagner, Lloyd Wesag Juniors- Dean Albrecht, Bill Henson, Daryl Olsen, Ray Slsbyg Sophmores- Roger Lent, Darold Olson, Douglas Viste, and Tom Zak. Robert Evenson and Russell Wagner were awarded manager letters. Page 145 5 1 f f Joyce Orsted, Virginia Reimer, Bill Hanson, Geraldine Kita, Ruth John THE HOMECOHING A 6-0 victory over Sevastopol on October 26, helped make our Homecoming a great success. Our duke, Bill Hanson, choose Geraldine Kita as his duchess. The royal court consisted of Joyce Orsted, Tom Zak, Virginia Reimer, Allen Albrecht, Ruth John, and wayne Mickelson. They lead the grand march at the dance which was held in the gym in the evening. Everyone enjoyed themselves dancing to the music of Stan 5tanford. I ,, ,z H 'YIZ .1 r i Y fc if 1 S. Dutchess' Float W.D.O.R. interviews Coach Piett let. Sophomore Float An old Fuhiomd victory Page h l I L fi' THE PROM The theme WFalry Landn of the 1951 prom, held on April 22, was accomplished by erecting a cir- cular staircase in the center of the gym with 3 life size fairy queen standing oncne of the steps. The entiregym was trimmed with colored crepe paper and the refreshment committee served punch in a booth in the form of a fairy castle. Daryl Olsen and Doris Uhlemannreigned as king and queen. Others of the court were: Geraldine Kita, Dean Albrecht, Ruth Anderson, Ray Slaby, Shirley Becker, Jerry Fischer, Helen Linden, Bill Hanson, Lois Lundquist, Bernhardt Bittorf, Patsy Gerdman and Gerald Kita. Duke Janda and his orchestra furnished the music. The strains of NGood Night lediesn ended a very happy evening for all. Vicki Olsen-Crown Bearer Daryl Olsen-King Doris Uhlemann-QUOOD P980 117 lfohnl 562'ni ' 1.31. U ,L , 1 Q.fg,f' ,UQ 1 - X .. f by-3,4 ' Q' -- ' -'JL Bin , Bob ff-JYK qi 'U ' l F'-Terry y l rv' ' - , 37 Mr. Reince He2Zy ' nBud '5Jocko Bill npatzali nRodgn '1 9 1 ,,, The Boys Glare Club At Madison Mr . Piatt 7 N 5. 1 Pew smith Specialty bg 'N L03-fin! Miss Marion P389 148 'll ml ll' 4 47 ali i QA 5 Y V Q 7 Y.-6' i 'J-all ,-' -A '.. ,554 I S It -! 14 ' tl . ' 1 A E A. . wa i '-3 ' '? am. LA Page 119 1' THE EASTMAN SUPPLY CO. Complete Kitchen and Food Equipment 320 N. 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HOMUCOOU-H8 Trucking-Gravel Ellison Bw 4311.6 mg-ley, gn-bor 'Top O' the Thumb Country Compliments of SCHMITZ GAZEBOS we take this opportunity, on In the wooda behalf cf the Senior class to On tha Iakg C ef C Club thank our advertisers for helping to make this Annual T Fish Creek, Wie. possible. Bailey, gm-bor Wisconsin T y ' - f 5 ,A Qs Compliments of --fr A 'mooi NELSON HARDWARE Baileys Harbor 8: Egg Harbor, Wie Compliments of WASHICHECIUS STORE Peninsula Center Baileys Harbor, Wie. Compliments of JACOBSON ' S STANDARD SERVICE S Page 91- Woolworth Store Stephenson Funeral Home Buy Low Store City Radio Service Schroeder Insurance Bohn's Drug Store Mathey's Floor Covering D. C. Pisha Insurance A Hodge Printing Co. Peterson Builders Inc. 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