Green Lake High School - Lac Verd Yearbook (Green Lake, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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' 'N ,f'fvif'Y Y qw .. f, QQj,W+, Mis, , -g'.2L..:2e:r 1' - K HQ ' - f -vw 1, -1 ,za-ei-Ma,:,:1::2w:-?.:'..p-iw Y +P' fmzmfw, A , Hi' -, ' fb J m 7 lH.3,,: - ' -,M.,,g.'xf A X A -6-gwiswf fit , - THE1953 LAC VERD THE YEAR BOOK of The class of GREEN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL GREEN LAKE WISCONSIN Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three DEDICATION We the Class of 1953 dedlcofe our edmon of The Loc Verd 'ro Prmcipul Eyler for the grecuf sincerity and unfcallng help wlth which he hos guided us In our lost two years of hugh school 44 I I MR ARNOLD DAHLKE Presldent MR. NORMAN JANZE Page 4 MEMBERS OF MRS IRENE HABERMAN Clerk SCHOOL BOARD MR HERB HIEDEL Page 5 MR DEANE FORDHAM Treasurer WHEREABOUTS OF CLASS OF I952 GARTH BUCHHOLZ Alr Force DARREL EBERT DARLENE GRAHN MARY HABERMAN DON HOFFMAN ROBERT LOEFFLER SHIRLEY RYAN ORVILLE SWANSON SHIRLEY WALTHER WILLIAM WEINKAUF BETTY WESNER DELORES WORCHEL Stout Institute Stenogropher Oshkosh Business College Employed ot Speed Queen Ripon College Arr Force Rlpon College Stenogropher Rlpon College Employed ot Court House Stenogropher Page 6 Germany Menomlnee Fdlls Modlson Oshkosh Ripon Ripon Greot Folls Montono Rlpon Modlson Rupon Green Lcxke Mllwoukee JAMES ROWLEY .................. Ripon College ...................... Ripon Henr- 4 +292 :-.- :af mx 'MZ 555g:.:.5- .- emi 1- - -3 Q + 5:51-Iliki ilf ::: -:a:: s- '-- QF If ' 1159 ., 9 ff ' S X Q -A ' 9 A . 15 'ji , Q V if , 41 vgSS ecwQ,, .V M ' , . V ,Q Z 5 33,5 .dQ..,:.. f,:.Z 7 ,.. , V:- v - X ,. ADMINISTRATI N GERALD A EYLER Green Lake Wrsconsln Unuersny of Wusconsm M S Ceniral Stole College BS Prlnclpul Shop World History EMMA B HEIPLE Green Lake WISCONSIN Ripon College A B Umversny of Wisconsin Lohn Social Science Page 8 MARJORIE HOYT LEARN Green Lake Wlsconsln Upper Iowa Unlverslly AB Unwersuiy of Wlsconsln Lrbrory Methods Drumchcs Coach Englush Lubrory JOAN HORSFALL Green Lake Wlsconsln Umversny of Wnsconsln BS Home Economics Biology Physical Educahon Page 9 JAMES HORSFALL Green Lake Wlsconsm University of Wlsconsln BS Conch Scuence Mathemchcs WF? WA.. THEDA SCHWITTERS Plymouth Wisconsin BEd Wusconsnn Stale College Whltewoier Commercial GORDON BISCHOFF El-SIE BUTTRICK Green Lake Wlsconsln Green Lake Wlsconsln Wlsconsln Sfafe College of Milwaukee Sfafe Teachers College Mxlwaukee BA Grades Seven and Elght Music ESTHER ANDERSON EILEEN KEIPE Green Lake Wnsconsun Green Lake Wssconsm Oshkosh Svafe Teachers College Green Lake Counfy Normal Exfensron Oshkosh Slofe Teachers College Grades Five and Snx Unlversufy of Wlsconsln Exlenslon Grades Three and Four Page 10 MILDRED M YOUNGS Madlson Wlsconsln Whnewafer Slate Teachers College UHIVEYSITY of WISCONSIN EXTENSION Edgewood College Summer School Oshkosh Slate Teachers College Exienslon Grades Two and Three ELVIRA SCHILF Green Lake Wisconsin Oshkosh Sfofe Teachers College B E Unuverslfy of Wnsconsm Exfensuon Grades One and Two EMMA GROOSE LA VERNA GOZINSKE Marquefie Wlsconsln Ripon WISCONSIN Wlnona Sfafe Teachers College Secrelary Duluth Umversliy Klndergarien Page 'll SNAPS , 'WWW - MARTIN BARTEL Dare do all that may become a man who dares do more vs none Band 'I 2 3 4 Band Manager 2 3 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 1 Class President 3 Lac Verd Staff 1 4 L Verd Assistant Business Manager 4 Lake Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Lake Breeze Asslstant Editor 3 Lake Breeze Edltorun Chuet 4 Cocklepllefer Case 2 Good Night Ladles 3 Red Velvet Goat 4 Christmas Carol 4 January Thaw 4 Prom Kuna 3 Thesplan 3 4 Thesplan DOREEN BEDNAREK Smale and the whole world smiles with you nd 3 4 e Club 4 Lac Verd Sta Cocklepflefer Case 2 Good Night Lodles 3 JEAN BUSSE Who can say more than this nch prorse That you alone are you Band 2 3 4 Gle Cu 3 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Bookworm Treasurer 4 Cockleptlefer Case 2, Good Nlght Ladies 3 The Christmas Carol 4, January Thaw 4 Court ol Honor 3 Thesplans 4, Cheerleader 2, 4 Page 14 11 , 1 1 11 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' .v ' : 1 : GC I 1 1 : ' ' : 1 -1 - , 11 1 11 h 11 1 ' 1 1 I - 11 11 11 .11 - 11 , 1 1 1 11 11 - - - : , 7 1 1 Secretary 4, All-Star Band 4, Badger Boys State 3. ' - - 11 Ba , 5 Gle 'I, 2, 3, 5 ff 4, 11 -11 1 - 11 1 . 11 - - - i 11 1 1 1 G l b 11 1 1 : 11 11 , 11 1 - 11 , 11 - 11 NANCY CAIN When you do dance I wish you a wave o the sea that you mnght do nothing but that Glee Club 'I 2 3 Lac Verd Staff 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Cocklepflefer Case 2 Good Nlght Ladies 3 January Thaw 4 Court of Honor 3 Cheerleader 'I 2 3 4 PENNY HOFFMANN If eyes were made for seemg then Beauty S :ts own excuse for bemg B nd 'I 2 3 4 Band Llbrarlan 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Student Council President 3 Class Vlce President 3 Class Secretary 4 Lac Verd Assistant Editor 4 Lake Breeze Stott 3 Bookworms 2 3 4 Book worms Treasurer 3 Cockleofieter Case 2 Good Night La les 3 Two Crooks and a lady 3 Date Wlth Ju y 3 Christmas Carol 4 Red Velvet Goat 4 Our Miss Brooks 4 January Thaw 4 Prom Queen 3 Thespuans 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Badger Grls Sta te 3 LORNA KAATZ The most useless day of all IS that In which we have not laughed Band l 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Lac Verd Staft 4 Lake Breeze Staft 4 Bookwcrms 2 3 4 Cocklepfiefer Case 2 Good Nlght Ladues 3 January Thaw 4 Court of Honor 3 Thespnans 4 Page 'I5 .....-M KAREN SCHILF Climb high Climb for Your goal the sky Your arm the star Ban 'I 2 3 4 Band Presldent 2 Band Llbrarlan 3 Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Glee Club Llbrarlan 'I Glee Club Secretary 2 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Class President 4 Lac Verd Staff 3 4 Lake Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Book worms 2 3 4 Bookworms Secretary 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Latln Club Second Consul 3 The Ugly Ducklmg 2 Cockleptieter Case 2 Good Nlght Ladies 3 ur Mlss Brooks 4 Red Velvet Goat 4 Chrlstmas Carol 4 January Thaw 4 Oshkosh Choral Festival 'I All Star Band 4 Thesplans 3 4 Thesplan Clerk 4 SHIRLEY KLINGBEIL Band I 2 3 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Cocklepflefer Case 2 Good Night Lodles 3 LORRAINE SMITH Great persons are able to do great kfndnesses Band I 2 3 4 Band Custodlan 2 Band Vlce Presndent 3 Band Secretary Treasurer 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Glee Club Llbrarlan 2 3 Glee Club Secretary Treasurer 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Student Council 4 Student Council Vice President 4 Lac Verd Staff 2 4 Lac Verd Business Manager 4 Lake Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Book worms 2 3 4 Bookworms President 4 Cocklepflefer Case 2 Good Night Ladies 3 Date With Judy 3 Red Velvet Goat 4 Our Miss Brooks 4 Christmas Carol 4 January Thaw 4 Court of Honor 3 All Star Band 4 Thesplans 3 4 Thesplan Vice President 4 Page 'I6 11 1 1 1 11 1 CI 1 1 1 : 1 : 1 1 1 I I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 : - 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 . 11 1 11 . 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 O - 11 , 11 11 , 11 1 11 1 1 . 11 11 - D I I I - 's I 1 I ' ' Q 11 - 1 -1 1 11 If sllence were golden ld be a mrllnonalre. Q . 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . . 11 I 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 - : ' : 1 1 1 J 1 I ' I - 1 : ' I 1 I I 1 1 I ' . ' . f' 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 - 11 511 - 11 . 1 1 1 11 11 . 11 1 11 . 11 1 1 1 11 I 11 11 I D 1 I I - 1 1 1 - 1 FRANK SOMMERFELDT Born tor success he seemed, With grace to win, with heart to hold. Band 'I, 2, 3 ,4, Band President 4, Student Council 2, 3, Student Council Secretary 2, Lac Verd Staff 2, 4, Luke Breeze Staff 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Cocklepfieter Case 2, Good Night Ladies 3, Red Velvet Goat 4, Christ- mas Carol 4, January Thaw 4, Court of Honor 3, All-Star Band 'l, Thespians 3, 4, Thespian Treasurer 4, Badger Boys State 3, Junior Play Oscar 3. ALICE ZERNEKE She is pretty to walk wth And witty to talk with And pleasant too to think on JOANNE WALKER To know is nothing at all imagine rs everything Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Cockleptiefer Case 2 Good Night Ladies 3 January Thaw 4 Thesplans4 Student Council 'I Class Treasurer 4 Lac Verd Edltorln Chief 4 Lake Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Bookworms Vice President 4 Cockle pie er Case Goo Night La les 3 January Thaw 4 Court ot Honor 3 All Star Band 'I Thesplans 4 Scholastic Award T History Award 3 Page 17 ,, . - I ro' ' ' ' , , 1 2 J , 1 : U n -N - - H .H , , n 4 - , . ,, . , 1 , , ' ll , , . Band T, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 4, Glee Club l ,4, I In . -. h l 1 r I 1 1 I I , I I I - ' 5 U - U U . . ff 2: d d ,I I 1, U - . 1 I ' I 1 ' , ' . MARHYN ZUEHLS What wisdom can you find that rs greater than kindness? CLASS HISTORY As freshmen the present Senior Class started out with twenty members Doreen Bednarek Jean Busse Nancy Cam Luella Deerwester Shirley Hoffman Penny Hoffmann Lorna Kaatz Shirley Kllngbell Karen Schllf Lorranne Smlth Joanne Walker Alice Zerneke Marilyn Zuehls Martln Bartel John Kaatz Arlyn Ludeck Ruchard Muller David Otto Frank Sommerfeldt and Walter Watt Durlng the year Shlrley Hoffman left us The mam event of the year was the Freshmen mrtlatlon The Freshmen were actlve In all actlvltles having elght members un band ten In glee club and several out for sports 1950 T951 This year we mass several famlllar faces but we find a new one here and there Jlm Kmzel and Lorene Lundberg Iolned the Sophomore Class whale Luella Deerwester left to lnve In Milwaukee We presented the one act play The Cocklephefer Case dlsplaylng our dramatic Cblllfl8S We also sponsored a square dance Instead of the usual annual Christmas Ball T951 T952 Wlth two years left before graduation we plunge headlong Into our Junnor year Arlyn Ludleck Loreen Lundberg and Davld Otto are mlsslng this year but Jerry Brown came to 'om us This year we presented the hllarnous three act play Good Nlght Ladies We were represented In band Glee Club the contest play Thesplans Latln Club and other clubs of the school The most wonderful prom In many a year was our own My Wald lrlsh Rose The decorations carrled out the theme complete with an old lrlsh castle rose trellis and shamrocks Martin Bartel and Penny Hoffmann reigned as the royal couple Also we received the most unique and different class rings ever before seen During the year we lost Jerry Brown James Klnzel and Walter Wltt 1952 T953 Well we were finally Seniors although we had never thought that we would make It We had gotten down to thirteen slnce we lost John Kaatz and Duck Muller but It proved to be a lucky T3 for us The homecoming sponsored by us was a great success and we even won first pnze for the best float We publlshed the new srze Lac Verd and had several other attractions tn lt We took part In the Christmas play contest play and our own play January Thaw ' At our departure we felt that we had spent a most eventful 4 years Page 18 11 - . . ,, 1 1 1 I I ' . . 1 1 11 - - 11 . 11 11 A - 1 1 I? 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Glee Club T 2 3 4 Glee Club Custodian 2 Class Vnce Presldent 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Cocklepflefer Case 2 Good Nnght Ladies 3 January Thaw 4 Thesplans 4 CLASS WILL We the Sensor class of 1953 of Green Lake Hugh School srtuated In the vrllage of Green Loke County of Green Lake and state of Wrsconsrn being of sound mind and memory and consrderrng the frorl and transrtory state ln whrch we leave thus rnstltutson on May 27 l953 oo hereby make publish ordarn and declare thus to be our last wrll and testament heretofore rrade by us Frrstly we order and direct our Executor Mr Eyler to pay all our gust debts and obligations whrch we may have rncurred by the termrnatron of these four years as soon after our release as conveniently may be Secondly we do hereby wall and bequeath to the following parties In part To the student body We leave sympathy to those who mourn our departure from this eat mstltutron Also the building and the faculty to do with as they wrll To the faculty Mr Eyler A book of parent sugnatures to check with those absence excuses It may add some color to the admit slips Mrs Horsfall One bound buttonhole and also one dinosaur for next years biology class dissect Mr Horsfoll Plenty of water In the showers lor all next years lrttle drips Mr Bischoff One band that comes In on the beat Mrs Hexple Our ablllty to all talk at once durnng panel dascusslons Miss Schwltters A quiet and peaceful last hour study hall Thrrdly the Semors os mdrvrduals wrsh to make the follownng invaluable bequeothals Mortrn Bortel wrlls and bequeaths hrs abrlrty to twrst the arms of all reporters who get therr wrrte ups In late to forthcomung edutor of the Lake Breeze Eugene Sandleback Youll nee It Eule' Doreen Bednarek refuses to wrll her horse to anyone but she does leave a book on The Care and Trannrng of Horses to Sondra Dohlke Chapter l8 rs partrcularly Interesting she states rn Its description of the gentle art of horse tall branding Jean Busse leaves' Nancy Corn walls and bequeaths her abrlvty to get to school on time to Roxana Thrall Penny Hoffmann walls and bequeaths her abnllty to go steady to Gall McBaur Lorna Koatz wills and bequeaths her abrlrty to drrve on Ice to Roxana Thrall Shrrley Klmgberl wrlls and bequeaths her powerful voice to Eddre Mrldebrandt Karen Schrlf walls and bequeaths her connections rn Ripon to Donna Wesner Lorrarne Smnth walls and bequeaths her 'ob os business manager on the annual to anyone who Il take lt' Frank Sommerfeldt wrlls and bequeaths hrs wrnnnng way with the gurls to Bull Selchow Joanne Walker walls and bequeaths her nnterests In Princeton to Carol Kerpe Alace Zerneke walls and bequeaths her dolly lokes to Mr Horsfall She says If you dont get a laugh try again Page 19 , , , I I Q U I I . I I 1 I I . I D r D I 1 I . . I , . . gr . I I , . . . . : ' ' on . to ' . Mrs. Learn: One pair of non-skid shoe soles. , . . . . . . , d ', ' . - ,I . . ,, . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . , . - - - - rr , ' 2 . - H , . CLASS PROPHECY We now turn the pages at trme to the year I963 where we see the brrllronr scholars of the graduatrng class of 1953 takrng therr promrnent posrtrons as men and women of socrety MARTIN BARTEL after a whrrlwlnd career rn public speakrng has naw become Speaker of te House of Representatrves COREEN BEDNAREK has found her happiness rn a close partnership with a promrnent cattle rancher JEAN BUSSE has nrade her mrIIlons by desrgnlng a new pattern for beer mug s cks a d now a knrttrng Instructor at Crazy Sacks Inc at Beantown NANCY CAIN rs a startlrng success rn a number of careers She lust couldnt make up her mrnd Weekends Nancy helps Arthur Murray out at hrs school rn Mrlwaukee and devotes her week day hours to managing the Darry Bar In good old Green Lake Oh yes almost forgot 0 mentron thrs she still takes trme out to rollerskate at Farrwater on Thursday nrghts VENNY HOFFMANN has found success both economrcally and socially She now runs the lonely Hearts Bureau LORNA KAATZ because of her numerous experrences has become the Lovelorn Advrsor for the Green Lake County Reporter SHIRLEY KLINGBEIL pastry cook at Heydons has been workrng recently on a new recrpe for fried donut holes Last reports were satrsfactory KAREN SCHILF rs now arrangrng musrc for Sprke Jones Karen says A Irttle laugh now and tnen never hurt anyone LORRAINE SMITH has had a tryrng lab trudglng the streets selling toathprcks which Chuck Ir borrously whrttles In order to put food before then rt e splinter JOANNE WALKER rs now leading a dangerous career a a prrvate eye rn New York havrng been rnsprred by the escapades of her father SherrfI oe FRANK SOMMERFELDT rs IH a very lucrative enterprrse He rs sellrng a muscle tonrc Frank says o he pounds hrs manly chest Look who rt has done for me ALICE ZERNEKE rs stlII on vacation frnanced by the money extorted from the treasury of the Class of 53 Santa Claus rs deeply grateful to MARILYN ZUEHLS for her servrces Every Chrrstmas for IO years now we have en Marrlyn the orner grng h r ttle bel Page 20 L . . 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' fl ': if ':': ::'1 :1-:P-s:-Q .::.: - i- :el-2--sfsEf'2:'ffE '-'bis-.:':2j1 ': gg?g NDERGRADU Sealed lefi fo rvghf Marlene Wells Mary Carew Marlorre Thrall Roxana Thrall Jannce Gregg June McBralr Lucy .lonze 'econd row Mvss Schwlrfers David Polcyn Roberf Schmeclc Alvin Worchel Wrllaam Fordham Eugene Sandlebaclr Bruce Helple Third row Harold Brooks Kennefh Friend Larry Smnard Gllberf Beufhln CLASS OFFICERS Class Presldenf Bruce Helple Vrce Presrclenf Jamce Gregg Secrefary Treasurer Robert Schmeck Sfudenf Council Represenfahves Roxana Thrall Eugene Sandleback Page 24 f . 9 5 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 , . -I 5 f 1 f 1 1 . , . - r 1 1 1 - 1 JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class ol 1952 53 had an enrollment ol snxteen members With Mass Theda Schwltters as our class advnsor we are proud of the year s achievements and have summorlzed cu tew of them ACTIVITIES There are hve tumor members tn Bookworms Roxana Thrall Janice Gregg Lucy Janze Marlene Wells and Mary Carew In Latln Club were Eugene Sandleback Bruce Helple Lucy Janze Janlce Gregg Marlene Wells and Mary Carew The 7 tumors who earned ten or more pomts through dramatuc work and were admitted to the National Thesplan Saclety were Janlce Gregg Marlene Wells Mary Carew Lucy Janze Davtd Polcyn Kenneth Fruend and Larry Smnard These members were mntuated ln a lormol ceremony February l3 ATHLETICS Junlors Eugene Sandleback Larry Slnnord Harold Brooks and Robert Schmeck were o the football team There were 5 lunlors on the basketball team They are Eugene Sandleback Robert Schmeck Harold Brooks Kenneth Friend and Bruce Hetple Marlene Wells was a cheerleader durlng both the football and basketball seasons DRAMATICS Early In October the gunvor class presented a three act play Our Mlss Brooks T IS hrlarlous and entertamnng comedy was a great success Our class had four representatives In thus years contest play The Red Velvet Goat which won a B rating at the local contest Three lunnors Eugene Sandleback Bruce Hetple and Larry Stnnard had roles In the Senior Class Play January Thaw EXECUTIVE Roxana Thrall and Eugene Sandleback were the representatives of the lunlor class on the Student Councll Our class president Bruce Heuple led our class meetnngs alded by vlce president Jaruce Gregg Robert Schmeck was secretary treasurer JUNIOR PROM Januce Gregg and Robert Schmeck were elected Prom Kung and Queen of T953 Lucy Janze David Polcyn Roxana Thrall Bruce Helple June McBralr Eugene Sandleback Marlene lvwlells Larry Sunnard Mary Carew and Gilbert Beuthln were on the Court of Honor Kenneth F lend Harold Brooks Bull Fordham and Alvin Worchel were escorts The theme for the Prom was A Staurway to Paradise MUSIC Juniors In the band were Marlene Wells Lucy Janze Bruce Helple Roxana Thrall Lucy Janze Marlene Wells and Janlce Gregg were members ot the Glee Club PUBLICATIONS The Assistant Edrtor of the Lake Breeze was Eugene Sandleback Lucy Janze Marlene Wells and Janice Gregg were reporters Lucy Janze was on the Lac Verd staff Page 25 . . , . . 1 . . : 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 '1 . . , 1 1 1 - . . . . . ,, . ,, h. - 1 11 11 - 11 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 ' - 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 . ' . 1 1 Sealed left fo rrghf Sharon Fondel Gall McBralr Sandra Selle Sandra Dahllre Sandra Smead Donna Wemer Mary Jane Thrall Marlon Palmer Nina Gordon Second row Damel Kerpe Wnllram Selchow Arden Palcheff Thomas Kwnaflrowslu James Gnexser .lerry Wnllcer Eugene Prschlre Third row Phrlrp Doeplce Edward Mrldebrandf Mr Horsfall John Van Rhyn Kennefh Berger Fredrlclr Malzhan CLASS OFFICERS Class President Gall McBrcnr Vice President Phlllp Doepke Secrefary Treasurer James Gnelser Sfudenf Council Represenfaflves Donna Wesner John Van Rhyn Page 26 SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN INITIATION The sophomores started out the school year wlth a bang The lnltlatlon ot those welrd feshles was held on Frlday September 26 Each freshman was told what to wear and what hl speclal dutles were That evenlng they were properly lnltloted after whlch hearty refreshments were served HOMECOMING The Sophomore Class was very proud to have two ol lts members relqn as king and queen cf Homecomlng T952 They were Marlon Palmer and James Gnelser The class float was based or' the slogan Crush em lt showed a stock car with Green Lake players slttlng on top of It DRAMATICS On January 30 1953 the class presented a one CIC, play entitled Sweet Slxteen a comedy by Arleen Taysorl The play was a story of college students puttlng on dltterent plays Every member took oart ln thus successful alay There were two members of the class that partlclpated ln the Junlor class play entltled Our Mlss Brooks They were Donna Wesner and Sandra Dahlke Gerald Walker John Van Rhyn and Phlllp Doepke took part ln the Senior Class play January Thaw Three sophomores earned the rlqht to become fulltledged members of the Thespuans thls ycar They were Sandra Dahlke Donna Wesner ancl Phlllp Doeplle MUSIC There are several sophomores that are ln Band and Glee Club The sophomore members of FICTION Palmer The ones ln Glee Club are Donna Wesner Sandro Dahlke Sandra Sells Sharon Fondel Nlna Gordon Mary Jane Thrall Marlon Palmer Sandra Smead and Gall McBralr PUBLICATIONS Reporters thls year from the Sophomore Class on Lake Breeze were Sharon Fondel Nlna Gordon Phlllp Doepke Donna Wesner Sandra Dahlke John Van Rhyn and Eugene Plschke On the Lac Verd staff was Sandra Smead ACTIVITIES Qulte a few members of the Sophomore Class are ln Latln Club and Bookworms The ones ln Latln Club are Donna Wesner Gall MCBYGII' James Gnelser Phlllp Doeoke John Van Rhyn MOTION Palmer Nlna Gordon Sandra Dahlke and Sandra Smead In Bookwarms are Sharon Fondel Sandra Selle Mary Jane Thrall NIHC Gordon Sandra Smead Marlon Palmer and Donna Wesner EXECUTIVE Donna Wesner and John Van Rhyn were representatlves tor the Sophomores on the Student Councll The class president was Gall McBralr The vlce presldent was Phlllp Doepke James Gn lser was secretary treasurer ATHLETICS Sophomores Gerald Walker Tom Kwlatkowskl Eddle Mlldebrandt and John Van Rhyn played football The boys who played on the basketball squad were Phlllo Doepke James Gnelser Edward Mlldebrandt and Kenneth Berger John lBunnyl Van Rhyn played tor a whlle but dropped out because of o knee lnlury Page 27 . . I I . 4 I I H , H - - - V - lf l fl l , , l, , fl , f , H - , , . . . band are Sandra Smead, Donna Wesner, Gail McBrair, Sandra Dahlke, Mary Jane Thrall, and . f , . - , f , , . I t , f , . - I . . Y . .I . , .. n I , , f f - I r V I I I I I . 0' . . . . , , . , 1 , , , . Sealed leff io rrghf Marilyn Sfelton Rebecca Devme Berry Fordham Darlene Pvschlre Geraldme Herdel Marney Brerman Donna Fondel Carol Kenpe Second row Mrs Herple Thomas Prfcher Richard Wrllrams Robert Walker Ronald Seelrger Damel Sroneberg Third row Kermeflw Busse Norman Wafers Ronald Jenson Vernon Beufhrn CLASS OFFICERS Presrdenf Ruchard Wnllnams Vrce President Carol Kelpe Secrefary Treasurer Thomas Pitcher Sfudenf Council Represenfailves Marney Bierman Ronald Jenson Page 28 FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen Class began nts 195253 year wlth an enrollment of 20 pupils Before much of the year had elapsed two of the pupuls Rose Marne Sullivan and Merton Place had left FRESHMAN INITIATION Inlhutnon took place on September 12 1952 and the Sophomores had thelr fun wuth the Freshmen Every Freshman was unstructed to wear some type of costume and they were gnven a group of orders to carry out To ftnlsh It off right the Sophomores treated the Freshmen to sundwnches and pop ln the evening They were each made to do a few extra stunts that night RETURN PARTY A lunch of sandwiches Ice cream bars and pop were served that night HOMECOMING- On October 24 the Freshmen collected wood paper and other materials for a bonfire which was Int that nlght The next day they entered a float In the Homecoming parade and won second prize The slogan on the float was Lomnra ls a Suttrng Duck May 29 marks the end of the school year for the Freshmen and they re wanting for the next year so they can have fun wnth the Incoming Freshmen Page 29 I . I . . I ' On the 2lst day of November the Freshmen treated the Sophomores with a return party. ' H ' ' ' 11 , . . GRADES 7 AND 8 Seated left to rxght Robert Malzhan Marlene Wallner Renee Cain Beverly Wrlllams Celest King Sally Fordham Mary Fordham Darlene Brown Mary Ann Trmm Deborah Janze James Durlcee Second row Donna Mrller Ann Fuller Sharon Sandleback Annette Kotloslcl Gibbons Zeratslry Gordon Hoffmann Earl Beck Kenneth Krnas Harlan Hallman Joseph Thrasher Barbara Zabel Sally Elsner Lors Gner er Bonnie Nellls Mrs Buttrnclr Thnrd row Douglas Kasten Leon Wagner Gene Selchow Joseph Van Rhyn James Hull Mrchael Eugene Janes Davrd Thrcvll GRADES 5 AND 6 seated left to right Davrd Egbert Ronald Fondel Sandra Polus Barbara Srnnorcl Janet Wendt Lrnda Borden Corrnne Zuehls George King John Waters Second row Mrs Anderson Marve Krepe Sharon Krng Brenda Herple Patsy Borden Sue Ann Smead Carolyn Mehn Judnth Hrll Kay Eyler Lynne Thrasher Thnrd raw Roger Alvrn Ronald Zabel Davrd Reemstma Gary Eyler Donald Gnerser Kenneth Wallner Lauren Olson Lorlen Brnghtman James Rosenlrranz Page 30 . I .Q . I . I . L V I Thrall, Eugene Anderson, Arthur Egbert, Wayne Grahn, Roy Greene, Douglas Fondel, GRADES 3 AND 4 Seated left to right Roy Waters Karel Mae Doeplxe Gloria Wesner Lynn Wells Thomas Rowley Barry Swanson John Herdel Milton Reemtsma Judrth Ewall Patrlcno Kasten Richard Barden Second row Davvd Prrslre Arnold Zuehls Gordon Worchel Brent Heldel Brran Hefdel Jackson Taylor James Ptacek James Astrach Joe Walker Clair Kaatz Robert Anderson Thomas Robmson James McKanna Charles Chelstrom Dean Schwarlc Third row Mrs Youngs Georgia Krueger Constance Kerpe Patnclc Hnlscher Jane Kallas Chrfstme Grahn Jill Rowley Mary Brightman Vlctorla Sandberg Linda Abendroth Mary Jankowsku Mrs Keape Seated lett to rrght Jimmy Newton Allan Rosenkranz Jerry Polus Dale Hallman Robert Shlkowslu Larry Grahn Marlyn Mrrr Bully Ahlbom Andy Zeratsky Ronald Munsey Charles Thrasher Stephan Hunt Second row Karen Thom Merle Wallner Jams Ewell Donna Worchel Karen Anderson Mary Burlmg Susan Vandervelde Darlene Grahn Ann Hays Third row Cheryl Grahn Jane Hoftmann Vlrgmla SRIIKOSKI Mary Alrce Gordon Margie Formrller Carla Jean Kelpe Sharon Ladwvg Carol Ann Sauerbree Alice Egbert Judy Brelvogel Fourth row Mrs Schrlt Joan Abel Drcky Shrlroslu Judith Hottmann Jean Page Mary Kollas Mary Jo Abendroth Ruth Ann Berger Davnd Anderson Carol Ann Schultz Jackie Luzenskl Kenneth Schultz Mrs Youngs Page 31 , ' : , f A f , f I ' f I I I I ' I ' ' , , , , , - I I I ' A : ' I ' r I I 1 I I I ' I 1 - I I GRADES 'I AND 2 -J , ' r ' , , , , , , 1 , , ' , , , 1 , , , ' , A I I I I ' I I I I I D .I MORNING KINDERGARTEN Seated lelf fo rrghl Caihernne Wells John Schultz Kafhryn Wallner Frank Schultz Thea Sommerfeldf Judy Selchow Douglas Hun! Second row .loan Kelpe Jack Rowley Sfeven Pnske Sandra McKanna Gary Laclvng Francns Munsey Eldon Reemfcma Ruccell Thom AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Pafncro King Joe Norfon Second row Francis Shlkoskl Alvin Hull Jerry Ptocek Lando Abendroth Donald Hllscher Ricky Robmson Carol Alvm Page 32 Sealed, leff fo righi: Nancy Fordham, Sandra Kelm, Ellen Wildes, Diane Egberf, Neil Berger, I v , sf W . ,A. 2 Y I f K at , if 3 f 5 4568 rv s -. 3:..2::,:: - . , if ' f-be X ' 4? Q 3- W , if 'K fwxfwf' I XTX' V W1 fgf fi , wh Urs' - - V:-14 .,,, bw... .V . 3 gag: Hg, 43'- if . V ffif , Q 3 fa' Q , 3' ,K ' Sits-A Q '. '- al f- - ,-E15-I'15Ez -'22 'V - -'AEE .. .,., 'I 'G f A ,131 xi., -, ,., -f 5-1-1515.3 - ima: P N Z A rw -4 . ,-,na -5. V sa, ' x '1.:., ' ' A' xipgm ,.,, Q, - .J-:ag ,. V A -ifggvv Y V . :ss:55a5:': ? - 35,-gf: .1 '--.253 V: . V,., '59 Y W -if . , S -I ev DRAMATICS AND MUSIC ww Mm Www... B A N D orrlcens President Frank Sommerfeldt Vice President Roxana Thrall Secretary Treasurer Lorrame Smith Custodians Sandra Smead and Sandra Dahlke Librarians Alice Zerneke and Penny Hoffmann Manager Martin Bartel Drum Malor Bruce Helple The band started oft the year by playing for the services on the court house lawn for Armistice Day and by playing at the dedication of the new school building Soon after this they made a fine showing at the Homecoming activities They played at the bonfire held Friday evening and on Saturday led the parade up Mill Street to the school During the half they performed maneuvers on the football field Green Lake was represented at the All Star Band at Fond du Lac January 22 Selected to go were Lorraine Smith Karen Scholl Donna Wesner Lucy Janze and Martin Bartel On April 25 represented with Then on May marching at the T. B. Boyer for the solo and ensemble contest was held at Waupun, Green Lake was well commendable results. 2 the band traveled to Waupun to compete with other bands in playing and Music Festival. They entered C class playing Joyce's 7'Ist Regiment by their warm-up number, Beethoven's Adagio Cantabile for their selected number, and Royal Gorge for their required number. They selected Sousa's Washington Post for their street march. Forty members composed the Green lake Band this year, and it is felt that they had a most successful year. Congratulations are due, also, to Mr. Bischolt, their director. Page 34 Sealed leff fo rughf Mary Ann Tumm Carol Keupe .lean Busse Becky Devune Karen Schulf Lous Gneuser Januce Gregg Lucy Janze Mary Fordham Sharon Fondel Beverly Wulluams Renee Cain Second row Gaul McBraur Joanne Walker Aluce Zernelce Sandra Dahllce Geraldune Heudel Lorraune Smufh Sandra Smead Roxana Thrall Donna Wesner Mary Jane Thrall Sandra Selle Mr Bischoff Third row Celesf Kung Marlene Wells Marulyn Zuehls Marney Lou Bierman Maruon Palmer Barbara Zabel Doreen Bednarek Penny Hoffmann Nuna Gordon Sally Elsner Bonnue Nellus GLEE CLU B orruceuzs Prewdenl Roxana ThraH Vuce Presudenf MGFIOH Palmer Secretary Treasurer Lorraune Snnth Cudodmns 'Sandra Smead and Sandra Dahke Lubraruans Lucy Janze and Nina Gordon The glee club composed of 34 members from the seventh and eughvh grades as well as from hugh school and under the durecfuon of Mr Buschoff made their first appearance af Vhe annual Band and Choral Concert held un the Sprung Members of the glee club represented Green Lake Hugh School wufh excellent vocal solos and ensembles un 'he annual solo ensemble contest held at Waupun un Aprul ln May the whole glee club sang un B class at the musuc fesfuval whuch was held at Naupun also The gurls gave a commendable performance Theur warm up number was Grueg s Elfin Dance fheur requured number O Res? ln The Lord by Mendelssohn Francus and fheur selected number Goin Home by Anfon Dvorak The girls also performed in several of the end-of-fhe-year programs af ihe Village Hall. If was a mos? successful year for all the members. Since a greaf deal of this success was broughf abou? by the efforfs of Mr. Bischoff, we feel much praise is due to him. Page 35 Ebenezer Scrooge Fred Bob Cratchlt Mrs Dllber Marleys Ghost THESPIAN PLAY A CHRISTMAS CAROL By Charles Dickens Presented December 18 1952 THE CAST Ghost of Chrxstmos Past Ghost of Chrastmas Present Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come Scrooge as a boy an Scrooge as a young Duck Mr Fezztwrg Dancers Frddler Mrs Cratchrt Belrnda Cratchnt Martha Cratchut Peter Cratchrt Cratchrt Boy Cratchrf Girl Tmy Tlm Mrs Fred Old Joe A Boy Chrnstmas Guests IUCN Bruce Henple Mortm Bartel Kenneth Froend Lorraine Smith Eugene Sandleback Lucy Jonze Frank Sommerfeldt Roxana Throll Phlllp Doepke Marlene Wells Duck Wnllnams James Gnelser Larry Slnnard Karen Schnlf Gall McBranr Robert Schmeck June McBralr Betty Fordham John Van Rhyn Mary Carew Marney Lou Bnerman Jamce Gregg Tom Pntcher Ken Berger Jean Busse John Schultz Penny Hoffmann Harold Brook Davld Polcyn Sandy Dahlke Gerald Walker Donna Wesner Page 36 u II 1 F ,...... ........... . ..... ,.,.... 4 , ..., .....4,.. . Mrs,Fezziwig ,,., . . ,, ' PRODUCTION STAFF Stove Stave Stove Drrectors Sfuve Stave Stove Stove Stage Manager Sound Effects One Two Three Four Fuve IX Seven Eugene Sandleback Karen Schult Roxana Tltrall Lucy Janze Penny Hoffmann Mary Carew Lorraune Smith Martin Bartel David Palcyn Kenneth Friend Property Managers Larry Smnard Marlene Wells Janice Gregg Lrghtmg Frank Sommerfeldt Techmcal Director M s R L Lea n Green Lake Hugh School received publlclty un the March Issue of the Dramatucs magazine for rts tlne work ID the production of A Christmas Carol The lollownng artucle wrstten by Thesplan secretary Frank Sommerfeldt was published Troupe ll0O gave a Christmas gift to the community by presenting an elaborate dramatlza tion of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dnckens the evenmg before school was dusmlssed for the Chrrstmas holidays The dramatnzotlon we used was arranged In seven scenes Seven Thespnons durected a scene each the whole being correlated by our sponsor and drama dlrector Mrs R L Learn wh acted as technical director The bug cast of 33 was supplemented by hugh school students who ore asplrlng to become Thespvans and by one small kindergarten student who really wowed his audlence an hts role as Tiny Tum Sets were comporatnvely slmple but costumes and llghtmg were elaborate and added a great deal to some very fine actlng We got wonderful publnclty from local and surroundlng area newspapers and the whole prolect was a grand experlence lor producers players and we believe the audlence Page 37 ,. .....,..,..... ....,.... ....... , , ..... ...,..........,... , Costumes ...... .............,... ' ' ' ...,....... .... ., ..,,,.........., r. . . r . . .. . . ,, .,, . . . . ,, . ,, . . . - , f , - . ,, . ,, . . .. , ' ' , . . . , o -- - A H H , . . . . ,,. .,, . . - , , . V , f f - rr-z ,4 WI tl' Frieda Herberf Gage Saroh Gage Paula Gage Aiarge Gage . Barbara Gage ....... George Husfed , . . Jonafhan Rockwood Mofhildo Rockwood Mr. Loomis .,.,, . . . Uncle Waller ..... Mar? Rozkwood . Carson .... . . . Consfable . . . . . Svudenf Diredor , . Fublicify . .,... , Direcior . . , , SENIOR CLASS PLAY JANUARY THAW By William Roos Presented Anay 14 and 15 1953 THE CAST Lorna Koatz Frark Sommerleldf Marilyn Zuehls Jean Busse .,.,... Karen Schill ..... Penny Hoffmann , ....... ....,,.......,.4..,.,,.................. B ruce Heiple .. Martin Bariel Lorraine Smith ....... Larry Sinnard Philip Doepke Eugene Sandleback .. , Gerald Walker . . John Van Rhyn Joanne Walker Page 38 Alice Zerneke Mrs. R. L, Learn Www W' wmuqmsumwntlsnnnm A 4 nmrwfwr- wwe wmvvwlwwli T Fifwwmewmwwe smusuusamaacalulmnau 'Hi T 3 99 3Z'9 v 3ggi mmwfivree Rtixgqwwgqgf Nzgomnauwmmsaltmn 'W-'E' mmm M lui Mass Brooks Mrss Fmch Hugo Longacre Mr Wadsworth Mrss Audobon Mrs Allen e Elsie Elaine Jane Sylvia Don Stanley Marge Faith Phonda Dzclr I Martnn Student Director Stage Manager Assistants Property Manager Assistants Costumes Publrclfy Dnrectar JUNIOR CLASS PLAY OUR MISS BROOKS By Perry Clark Presented October I6 ond I7 T952 THE CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Roxana Thrall Jannce Gregg Eugene Sandleback Larry Slnnard Mary Carew Koren Schull Bruce Helple Sandy Dahlke Lucy Jane Donna Wesner Kenneth Fnend Davnd Palcyn Penny Hoffmann Nuna Gordon Marlene WeIIs Robert Schmeck AIvln Worchell Harold Brooks Lorrarne Smith GlIbert Beuthln Robert Schmeck and Alvin Worchell Mary Carew Kenneth Friend and David Polcyn Jannce Gregg Roxana Thrall Lucy Janze and Janice Gregg Page 39 Mrs R L Lean A v M. me My-w new f V V , V . ..,. . ' 2 . , V V ,V VV V,- .-V V . L .V V E V 4 . V V VVV I V V . M.,,,. ..,..,. I . rg i -I ,w e , 'f T , . , ,:- : 'IA'2Mg.i.4-. L- who 'N I I I - 3,21 , - 3, ga::g5ge:a::1:::.A X x . ,. V .E A ll ll , I - ..,...... . . ....,...,... . . . ..........,....................., . . . T d ....., , ..,.,........,........,,.,....,.,,....,...............,..,, ' ' ..,..............,.......,,,............,....,........,......... June McBrair E'lI . . . ...,. , ....,,.. . ..4...,....,................................. . ' I ..,.,..............,.... . .,,.. . . . . , , ' . . ....... ..... ......... , . ............ , .,................. , . . . . r SOPHOMORE ONE ACT PLAY Madge Temple Mrs Carleton Lloyd oe ue Gwendolyn Monfcrvefl Hugh Bradley Bobs Bradley George Trenf Jane! Crandon Rrclward Klrclver Ada Newmarlc Prll Ferns Qlurley Melman Torn Gallagher Kav Sherwood Ralph Gal? Jerry Hodqe Sloan Hopkins Bud Thomas olage Managers P ooerfy Managers Cosfume Manaaers SWEET 'I6 By Arleen Thyson Presented January 30 T953 THE CAST Donna Wesner Sandra Smead James Gnelser om Kwlafkowsku Sandra Selle Nina Gordon Arden Pafchefl Marlon Palmer Gerald Walker Sharon Fondel John Van Rhyn Sandra Dohllle Mary Jane Thrall Daniel Kelpe Gall McBralr Frederack Malzhan Edward Muldebrandt Kenneth Berger PI-uhp Doepke PRODUCTION STAFF Phllrp Doeolce and John Van Rhyn Edward Mlldebrandl Nana Gordon and Kennefh Berger Sandra Dahlke MOTION Palmer and Sondra Smead Publrcrly and Programs Gall McBraur and Gerald Walker Malceups Eng Ish T2 c ass Dvrecfor Mrs R L Leo Page 40 ll u f J ,.... ...,..... . . ..,, ......,... . ' ' S .,.........,.,.,,.... ,.... ......... , .........,.....,..,,..,... . . 4 - ..... ' ffffffffff. . . Eugene Pischke r .....,.. ,. ' AJ V ' ..........,....., ., ...,.... ..,... , ........,....,...,.. , ,. rn Esfeban Mariana Lorenzo Lo a Carmen Ramon Don Pepe Dona Berfa Stage Manager Drrecfor STATE CONTEST PLAY THE RED VELVET GOAT By Josephune Nrggll Presented In November, T952 THE CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Page 41 Frank Sommerfeldf Roxana Thrall Bruce Helple Penny Hoffmann Karen Schllf Eugene Scxndlebock Marhn Barfel Lorraine Smith Phlllp Doepke Mrs R I. Leon r 'Ig i - L ll Il I ...,,,....,.....,....,....,,,.,................,..,........,.. Esfer ........... .. ....,...,....,........ .. ................,............ Lucy Janze .....................,............,........................ . . . I' Sealed lefl lo rughl Mrs Learn Marlun Barlel Lorraine Smulh Eugene Sandlebaclr Franlc Sommerfeldl Roxana Thrall Karen Schull Second raw Janrce Gregg Mary Carew Marlene Wells Sandra Dahllre Larry Sunnard Phrlup Doeplre Lucy .lanze Bruce Heuple Kennefh Frlend Penny Hollmann Donna Wesner Davud Polcyn THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY TROUPE NO H00 Prendenf Eugene Sandleback Vrce President Lorraine Smuth Secrelary Martun Bartel Treasurer Frank Sommerfeldt Clerk Karen Schulf The Thespucuns dramahc organuzauuon of Green Lake Hugh School began fhe school year wufh eughl offlcual members The formal unuuuafuon ceremony was held February T3 admmung nune new members Thus year lhe Thespuans presenied the communuly wulh a Chruslmas gulf un Vhe form of a play A Chruslmas Carol by Charles Duckens Many students were drafied fo help ou? wufh the produduon of 'he play The gulf was much apprecuafed by lhe communufy Followung the Senuor Class play anolher unuuuatucn wull be held entuulung several more sludenls fo membership In the Nafuonal Thespuan Socuefy Once a Thespuan always a Thespuan and many graduales follow Phe good lessons learned un our socuefy after hugh school We all fry hard to luve up lo our mono Act well your par? there all the honor lues' Page 42 I 5 - , I f f 1 , . 5 , I 1 f 1 1 r 1 1 I 1 1 f - f I 1, f H - - I rr l . rr . . . . ,, - f , ,.. .. 'K ' Mm' :M -'QQ-MM , JUNIOR PROM The Wald lrlsh Rose Prom which was held at the Vnlluge Hall Friday evennng May 16 1952 had a very elaborate decorative scheme The celllng was covered by closely wound green and white streamers which met In the center In cylmdrucal fashion ln the far left corner of the hall a huge castle arose from the floor The castle was covered wlth beautuful hand made roses Along the sides of the hall separating the spectators seats from the dancers were whlte posts and American Beauty rose ropes On each post a small castle was placed The theme My Wald lrlsh Rose could be seen on the back of the stage where the Ron Harvey Orchestra was seated The crowning of the queen was truly a beautoful ceremony From the sudes of the hall stepped the 1951 Kung Orvulle Swanson with the 1952 Kung Martnn Bartel From the rear of Kaatz and .lean Busse Darrel Ebert and Nancy Cam Richard Muller and Lorraine Smlth Lorna Kaatx and Frank Sornrnerfeldt followed by the 1951 Queen Shrrley Walther Penny Hoffman the 1952 Queen came next followed by Brnan and Brent Hendel bearing the crown and a wrist corsage for the 1951 queen After the coronatron ceremony the royal group promenoded about the hall In a formal march In which the spectators lolned to dance to the theme My Wald lnsh Rose All the girls In the Court of Honor wore white gowns while Queen Penny wore a dlstlnctuve American Beauty and white gown The boys wore summer formal evening suuts Previous to the dance the Kang and Queen entertained the court and the guests of honor at a dunner at Heudel House We all agree that this was one of Green lakes most successful proms and much praise IS due to this years Senior Class and their last years advlsor Mr Schmndt Page 45 4 i ,, . . ,, . . . . f , , , . , . . , . , V . - H . , , . . ,, , , . I . I . . ' . I the hall in stately procession came the Court of Honor: Robert Loeftler and Alice Zerneke, John I . I . . . . I I I , ' I , 1 I I . . . . . ,, , , - H , , . , . . . , . . , . . Q HOMECOMING 1952 The l952 Homecoming held October 24 and 25 was most successful lt was a very well planned grouo of events sponsored by the Senior Class Homecommg Bonfire Frnday evenlng October 24 the student body faculty and resldents of Green Lake met near the cnty s disposal plant for the pep rally Stlrrmg marches were played by the band and pep talks were given by the faculty the l95l Kung and Queen Eugene Sandleback and Lucy Janze and 1952 Kung and Queen James Gneuser and Marlon Palmer The cheerleaders then gave cheers for all the players the faculty and the Royalty Followmg the bonfire the snake dance led by the Kung and Queen the cheerleaders and the players and followed by the student body wound tts way down M1ll street and finally back to the flre for o few final cheers Homecommg Parade The parade led by the band and followed by the Homecommg royalty the players and the floats from the voruous classes and clubs ln school started off Saturdays festuvltues Prizes for the floats were flrst prrze Sensor Class second pruze Freshmen Class third orlze Lower grades Football Score Dlsappomts After leadmg 60 at the half the Lakers were set back by Lomlra scoring a touchdown In each of the last two quarters The Lakers should be praised for playnng one of the hardest games theyd played agannst a stuff conference team Half ACfIVI'l'l9S and Coronahon The actnvutles were begun by o fanfare played by four of our cornettsts Karen Schnlf Jamce Gregg Kenneth Frlend and Sandy Smead They then marched on to the fleld playing the street march They saluted Lomura wlth WL CWelcome Lomural and played thelr school song They formed the splral and then came to the Green Lake snde and formed a V for vlctory As the Alma Mater was played the 1952 Homecommg Queen Marlon Palmer and her escort Bob Schmeck followed by the l95'l Kung and Queen Eugene Sandleback and Lucy Janze met Jam Gnelser the l952 Kang at the center of the Green Lake snde He placed a lovely crown of white mums upon Queen Marlons head The band then played our school song The Vlashlngton and Lee Swing Followlng a wheel formatlon they marched off the fleld Much pralse as due the band and thelr dlrector Mr Gordon Blschoff for their hard work and a flne performance Homecoming Dance Saturday nlght October 25 the Homecoming Dance also sponsored by the Senior class was held and proved a great success The hall was decorated an Halloween fashion with pumpkins cats ghosts and watches Paper footballs with the names of the players Kung and Queen and Coach Horsfall and Megaphones for the cheerleaders were also Included A luke box supplned the evenlng muslc and an enloyable evening was had by all Page 47 1 1 1 1 . , . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . .. . ' 1 , . . . 1. . 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 11 . 1 . . ,, . . 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - eated left to nght Lorna Kaatz Karen Schlll Eugene Sandlebaclr Martin Bartel Frank Sommerlelrlt Lorraune Qmnth Second row Marlene Wells Alfce Zerneke Janice Gregg Sandra Dahlke .lohn Van Rhyn Donna Wesner Mrs Learn Eugene Plschke Dowd Polcyn Nma Gordon Thrrd row Sharon Fondel Phlllp Doepke Larry Slnnard Lucy Janze LAKE BREEZE STAFF Edutor In Chief Martin Bartel Assistant Edltor ln Chief Eugene Sandleback Semor Reporter Lucy Janze Sports Editor Phllup Doepke Reporters Frank Sommerfeldt Alice Zerneke .lanlce Gregg Marlene Wells Sandra Dahlke Sharon Fondel Nlna Gordon Eugene Puschke John Van Rhyn Donna Wesner Typlsts Lorraine Smith Lorna Kaatz Karen Schllf Davld Polcyn, Larry Sunnard Advisor Ms R L Learn Each week the school news appears nn our local paper The Green Lake Reporter under the tltle of The Lake Breeze The reporters who write up the varnous stories are selected from the Sophomore Junior and Semor classes Each year an assistant edltor IS selected from the Junuor class, and he becomes edltor In chief an has senior year The 'Lake Breeze us under the advusorshnp of Mrs. Learn. Page 48 Sealed left to right Mrs Learn Martin Bartel Lorraine Smith Alice Zerneke Penny Hoffmann Mr Eyler Cecond raw Marllyn Zuehls Doreen Bednarek Karen Schrll Lorna Kaatz Sandra Smead Lucy Janze Joanne Walker .lean Busse Frank Sommerfeldt Shirley Klnngbell Rlchard Williams Nancy Cam LAC VERD STAFF Actrvftres Editor Frank Sommerfeldt Assistant Editor Penny Hoffmann Business Manager Lorraine Smith Assistant Bus Mgr Martin Bartel Sports Editor Jean Busse Photography Edrtor Karen Schllf Editor rn Chief Alice Zerneke Crrculatron Manager Joanne Walker Typrsts Nancy Cam Lorna Kaatz Shirley Klnngbell Freshman Editor Richard Wllllams Sophomore Editor Sandra Smead Jumor Editor Lucy Janze Advisors Mrs R Learn and Mr G Eyler The class of 1953 has renovated the annual Lac Verd by producing lt nn the library book slze this year We feel that ut as a novel and convenient change an yearbooks Each member ofthe staff and edetor Aluce Zerneke has wlth countless time energy and Ideas tried to make this book the Lac Verd of 1953 one of the best produced Page 49 Q A- 4 49 wg Z - X. I 1 I I I I 'I 4 - A I A l 1 I - . 1 I . g . . Marilyn Zuehls, Doreen Bednarek, . I . I I . . u I . I F l I I Qeated left to rrghf Karen Schrll Mrs Herple Marlon Palmer Phrlfp Doeplce Marney Brerman Rebecca Devme econd row John Van Rhyn Janrce Gregg Eugene Sondleback Nma Gordon Donna Wesner Sandra Dahllce Gaul McBrarr Frank Scmmerleldt James Gnerser Sandra Smead Bruce Herple Thrrd row Marlene Wells Mary Carew Alrce Zerneke Lucy Janze Carol Kenpe Marnlyn Stelton LATIN CLUB OFFICERS First Consul Marlon Palmer Second Consul Phullp Doepke Advisor Mrs Helple Thus year the Latun Club called Amlcu Bom has 23 members all of whom have had or are takmg Latnn They meet the second Monday of every month at the school for busmess and social events As roll call ns taken each member responds with a Latm saying or a poem appropriate to the season Thus has been a busy year for the members Several of the students are correspondung with students from other countries and at Christmas the club sent a CARE package to Israel The club also purchased puns this year whlch are In the shape of a Roman soldiers helmet Every two years a Latln award as given to the student who has taken two fears of Latm and has mamtalned the best average The wmner of the award last year was Karen Schnlf Page 50 C . ' ' Praetor-Questor Y Marney Lou Bierman - . U . . -H , , , , . - r ll ll ' ' ' . . , Seated left to rught Roxana Thrall Karen Schull Lorraune Smuth Aluce Zernelce .lean Busse Marlon Palmer Second row Mrs Learn Janice Gregg Lorna Kaatz Sandra Dahlke Sandra Selle Penny Hoffmann Joanne Wallrer Mary Thrall Thurd row Sharon Fondel Marlene Wells Nuna Gordon Mary Carew Lucy .lanze Nancy Cam BOOKWORMS OFFICERS Presudent Lorraune Smuth Vuce Presudent Aluce Zerneke Secretary Karen Schult Treasurer Jean Busse Advusor Mrs Learn bophomore Junuor and Senuor gurls These student lubraruans carry out all the requusutes and dutues of a school lubrary under the able supervusuon of theur advusor Mrs Learn The second Thursday of every month the gurls meet at Mrs Learn s home for a busuness and socual meetung After a busuness meetung and a duscussuon of current lubrary aftaurs a commuttee takes over and provudes refreshments and cntertaunment tor the remauncler ot the evenung The hugh pount ot the year us the annual Bookworms Travelung Dunner held un May The gurls travel from house to house, completung a sux course dunner Page 51 Bookworms, the library club of Green Lake High School, is composed of Seated left to rtght Mrs Herple Lorrame Smlth Eugene Sandlebaclr John Van Rhyn Mr Eyler Second row Ronald Jenson Donna Wesner Roxana Thrall Lorna Kaatz Marney Bierman STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Eugene Sandleback Vice President Lorrame Smith Secretary Treasurer John Van Rhyn PERSONNEL Advisors Mr Eyler and Mrs Heuple Freshmen Representatives Marney Lou Bxerman and Ronald Jenson Sophomore Representatives John Van Rhyn and Donna Wesner Jumor Representatives Roxana Thrall and Eugene Sandleback Senior Representatlves Lorralne Smith and Lorna Koatz The Student Councnl meets weekly to discuss and solve the problems of Green Lake High School They are at all tlmes open to suggestlons from the student body Composing the Student Councul are two representatives from each class and two aclvlsors from the faculty Thus year the Student Councll became a member of the National Student Councnl Orgamzatlon Page 52 1 5 - 1 1 1 r - - 5 I 1 1 1 - ,cgi :,, Y -f ATHLETICS Mr Horsfall Phllfp Doepke Roberf Schmeck Gerald Walker Bruce Herple Eugene Sandlebuck James Gnelser Kennefh Friend Harold Brooks Kennelh Berger Kennefh Busse A T E A M scoRE SUMMARIES Green Lake Opponents 674 Monfello Rosendale Almond Markesan Oxen Rosendale Prlncefon Almond Brandon Wuld Rose Prlnceion Oxen Wlld Rose Markesan 924 BASKETBALL SUMMARY The Lakers flnlshed up The season wnh lwo wlns and twelve losses The Hrs? game was played agalnsl With a great deal of defermlnahon After fhss boui ihe Lakers los? two Prmcefon 52 50 In the closest and mos Affer Chrlsfmas The Lakers wenf on Green Lake Hugh School ended up one non conference wan Montello The team lost 67 33 ihe boys played Markeson and came out on lop 5146 games and Yhen on December I9 the boys defeated 1 excmng game of the year a loslnq streak and lost the res? of The qames Yhe season wxfh a record of one conference wln and Coach Horsfall had a louqh time qetllng fhe team back In shape and we all feel he aeserves congratulahons on The fine work he did with the Lakers Page 54 Sondlebcck Gnelser Fnend ocllmeck Walker Doepke Heqie Busse Berger Brooks TOTADS Busse Berger Hewie I-'wuotkowsku AAddebrondi VVolker Brooks Pncher lon Rhyn VVdhoms TOTALS Indlvlduul Scoring Record Basketball A Team FTA FTM 4 Basketball B Team FTA FTM Pog 55 A Pmyy ro, .. . .. . F. VP 67 89 35 36 169 ' 59 67 46 34 T67 39 54 32 41 ll2 ' 26 65 28 27 83 ' 25 73 27 42 77 T6 Sl 26 41 58 ' 4 4 4 6 T2 0 5 2 3 2 O 2 2 l 2 0 2 O O O 236 12 202 231 682 Pmyw ro, .. . .. . F. rp 22 74 35 36 78 I9 37 12 25 50 ' I5 20 10 17 40 , ' ' I2 35 10 20 34 ' 8 25 T3 T5 29 8 20 TO 17 26 9 27 9 2l T7 ' 6 27 9 2l l5 l 3 6 3 2 9 ' ' O 18 6 8 6 lO2 281 lll l82 30 B TEAM Sealed lefl to rrghf Kenneth Busse Edward Mrldebrandf Thomas Kwrafkowslu Rrchard Wrllnams Kennefh Berger Second row Mr Hcrsfall Harold Brooks Bruce Helple Thomas Fltcher Ronald Jenson CHEERLEADERS Jean Busse Marlene Wells Nancy Cam and Penny Hoffmann Page 56 , I , 1 1 5 - - 1 1 1 1 - r 1 f - 'S s- .L .331 ..n12i....x s Frrst row left to right Thomas Pitcher Thomas Kwvotkowskv Kenneth Busse Richard Wnllfams Gerald Walker Harold Brooks Robert Schmeck Larry Slnnard Charles McAuly Second row Robert Walker Eugene Sandleback James Gnefser Edward Mlldebrandt Mr Horsfall FOOTBALL TEAM scone SUMMARIES Lakers Opponents Brandon Camp Douglas Princeton Lomlra Prunceton FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Lakers started out the season by playing eight man football The first game of the season was played with Brandon The Lakers two touchdowns were made by Euey Sandleback and also the extra polnt After thvs Brandon got lucky and beat the Lakers 2614 The next game was played at Camp Douglas The Lakers played sux man football In this game Eddie Muldebrandt made the touchdown for Green Lake and Tom Putcher ran over for the extra polnt The Lakers tried their best but they were defeated 727 The third qame was played at Princeton The Lakers were unable to stop Princeton and were defeated 446 Eugene Sandleback scored the touchdown for Green Lake The fourth game was our Homecomlng game wlth Lomxra Lomlra had one of the better eight man football teams ln the state but the Lakers although they played hard and well met defeat with a score of 'I36 In favor of Lomlra The last game of the season was played at Green Lake against their greatest ruvals Princeton The Lakers were defeated ln this game by a score of 396 Eugene Sandleback scored the one touchdown for the Lakers Page 57 14 26 7 72 6 ' 44 6 ' 13 6 ' 39 39 194 BASEBALL First row lofi lo nghf Edward Mlldebrandl Harold Brooks Robert Schmeck Gerald Walker Thomas Kwlalkowskl Eugene Sandleback Kenneth Friend James Gnelser Ronald Jenson Second row Robert Walker Phlllp Doepke Thomas Pitcher Kenneth Berger Charles McAuly Kennelh Busse Not IH picture Frederic Malzhan Eugene Plschke Norman Walers BASEBALL SUMMARY After a number of years baseball has agam been added to the schools sports program The enthuslasm shown by such a large number of boys meant c good team their first year Thelr sprung schedule was as follows Aprll 20 Almond ftherel April 24 - Wild Rose fhere May 7 - Princeton fherel May 'I4 - Oxford-Endeavor Ctherel Page 58 SNAPS EDlTOR'S NOTE I wush to extend my sincere thanks to the staff for theur untaulrng help to Mrs Learn for the abundant sugges tlons and advice to the advertisers tor their funds which made possvble Loeftler for the excellent photography on the plays and all those who have In any way helped In the edltorshup of this annual the 1953 Lac Verd ALICE ZERNEKE Editor an Chsef Page 60 the financing ot this annual, to Robert Compliments of Green Lake State Bank Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured In Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES Come to Heydon S Bakery I' CAKES Pl S COOKIES Breakfast and Bre Page 6I 9 fo the best in E Rolls ad DIEDRICHS Jewelry Company 9 i Diamonds - Gifts - Watches i Ripon, Wisconsin 5 Congratulat ons from Dick and lee Hunt at the C0l0NlAl COFFEE SHDP Compliments Dr M J Frane Kohl Hardware Company Ripon s Finest Hardware Sporting Goods Heavy Type Furniture Department Tel Black 215 CHIPMAN'S at Ripon Your Headquarters FOR SCHOOL SWEATERS AND CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR I. 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I 1 I E . . . , p - d W . . i ' i ' 1 Cmplef rn Lenz Sz Wells PLlH1l7ll1UH1cll-ILLIUVIU Pho e 2502 Best Washes from e DAIRY BAR lllu lll l NPO W'SC0 S ' IIIZ Q FEATURING GRAMERCY PARK CLOTHES Dress to look your best the best place l 5 To look llll l VIETH S Pg 3 o im n s fro , ,45,,,,, ,, l l b L R m I'1 l ' ' 1- g A ' :Slap-J R 2 'IH -co, 3 :2:Q:f:7:QIQQfQEfffff Ill l R ly '5i5i51':51Qfi2ia.E X l ' 3 a e 6 The Heidel House One of Wisconsin's outstanding Dining Establishments Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1953 CLARENCE SCHil.F coMPuMENTs or Wisconsin Central Lumber Company Green Lake, Wisconsin Look Your Best LORETTA'S B e a u t y S h o p Spec'al'ze ' HAIR STYLING AND SHAPING Phone 408 Speed Queen Corporation SERVICE GARAGE Manufacturers of SPEED QUEEN WASHERS IRONERS and DRYERS Ripon Wisconsin Compliments from the County Treasurer Norbert Bierman ELMER KELM Proprietor EGBERT S CHEVROLET Sales and Service See the U S A in a Chevrolet Standard Oil Products Page 64 I I IIT l l l ,,,,, ,,,. 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