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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

LAC VERD THE SENIOR CLASb GF 1934 GREEN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL G Lk W The OfficicilPubIic:ci1ion of EDITORS NOTE Ano? er year ard anolher yearbook gone lo press To ihns memory of long hours ancl famthful work I wani To Thank my staff and all Those who helped lo I1'lC1K9ll'1lS a bugger and we hope a better yearbook hooe this book will be a constant remmder of the v onol ful days and years we have all spent a+ Green Lake Hugh School ROXANA THRALL Edetor ID Chief Page 2 I L, . 1: l 1 l , -. . ' I I . . . I , V el' First row, left to right: Lusy Janze, Janice Gregg, Roxana Thrall, Marlene Wells, Bruce Heiple, Shirley Herter. Second row: Carol Keipe, June McBrair, Alvin Worchel, William Fordham, Mrs. Learn, Eugene k h rl n b r R bert hmeck Kenneth Friend h ron F ndel Sandlebac , C a es Sta e eg, o Sc , , S a o . Third row: Harold Brooks, Larry Sinnard, Gordon Hoffman, Gilbert Beuthin, Dave Polcyn. Editor-in-Chief . . . . . ROXANA THRALL Assistant Editor . . . , . . JANICE GREGG Business Manager ........ . . . Bruce Heiple Assistant Business Manager . . .... Marlene Wells Activities Editor ......... ........ J une McBrair Sports Editor ......... . . . Eugene Sandleback Circulation Manager . . . . . Charles Stoneberg Photography Editor . . . . . Robert Schmeck Senior Editor ..... ...... L ucy Janze Junior Editor ...... . . . Sharon Fondel Sophomore Editor . . ...... Carol Keipe Freshman Editor . . . ...... .............. ........... G o rdon Holtman Typists .............................................. Harold Brooks, Kenneth Friend, David Polcyn, Larry Sinnard, Alvin Worchel, William Fordham, Gilbert Beuthin, Shirley Herter Advisors .. ............. Mrs. R. L. Learn and Mr. A. Holmes Page 3 DEDICATION We the class of 1954, here dedicate our Lac Verd yearbook to the members of the Green Lake Public School Board of Administration. They have given us four wonderful years full of memories that we have shared together in the classrooms, at the games, in the plays and on the dance floor Years spent working and laughing years full of excitement For us the last spent together but also years that will always be remembered To the members of the School Board who have put in many hours of hard work for a bigger and better school we give our appreciation MR ARNOLD DAHLKE MR DEANE FORDHAM President Treasurer Page 4 MR NORMAN G JANZE MR ORVILLE SWANSON Page 5 MISS DOROTHY KEIPE Clerk IN MEMORIAM So softly death succeeded life IH htm He dfd but dream of heaven and he was there The Class of 1954 suttered a great loss by the death was suddenly called by the Angel of Death after a short Illness Rellglon and has famlly meant a great deal to hum He was quiet and reserved, and well Ilked by hls classmates Page 6 of Daniel Fitzgerald in February, 1950, when he ,., , DM ANDREW E HOLMES Green Lake Wisconsin Wisconsin State College of Platteville B S Principal Shop EMMA B. HEIPLE Green Lake, Wisconsin Ripon College-A.B. University of Wisconsin Latin, Social Science Page 8 MARJORIE HCYT LEARN Green Lake Wisconsin Upper Iowa University AB University of Wisconsin Library Methods Drcmotlcs Coach English Library LEOTA E MEGOW Prlncefon Wnsconsln Central State Teachers College Stevens Pom? Wnsconsln Wusconsln Stale College of Superior Home Economrcs Biology Physical Educahon Page 9 JAMES HORSFALL Green Lake Wlsconsun Unlversliy of Wusconsln BS Coach Science Mafhemahcs THEDA SCHWITTERS Plymouih Wisconsin B Ed Wlscconsln Stale College Whnewafer Business GORDON BISCHOFF ELSIE BUTTRICK Green Lake Wlsconssn Green lake Wlsconsln Wlsconsln Siafe College Wisconsin Sfaie College of Milwaukee BS of Milwaukee Music Grades Seven and Erghf ESTHER ANDERSON Green Lake, Wnsconsun Wisconsin Siafe College Oshkosh Extension Grades Five and Six Page 10 EILEEN KEIPE Green Lake Wlsconsln Green Lake County Normal WISCONSIN State College Oshkosh Grades Three and Four ELVIRA SCHILF Green Lake Wusconsm Wlsconsln State College Oshkosh BE MILDRED M YOUNGS Madlson Wlsconsln Wlsconsm State College Whitewater Unlverslty of Wisconsin Extensuon Wlsconsln State College Oshkosh Extension Grades Two and Three EMMA GROOSE Marquette Wlsconsm Wlnona State Teachers College Umversnty of Wnsconsln Extension Duluth Unlversuty Grades One and Two Kmdergarten Page 11 University of Wisconsin-Extension ' Edsswood College-Summer School A CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of T950 Green Lake Hugh School saw a group of twenty two scared freshmen Gulbert Beuthun Harold Brooks Mary Carew Kenneth Fruend Alvun Worchel Margaret Lundberg Wulluam Fordham Robert Schmeck Davud Polcyn Eugene Murr Bruce Heuple Karl Hoffman Charles Stoneberg Raymond Leunss Lawrence Sunnard Roxana Thrall June McBraur Marlene Wells Januce Gregg Davud Schwark Russell Pruebe and Eugene Sandleback The outstandung event durung the year was our unutuatuon unto the freshman class Our class advusor was Mrs Learn T951 T952 Thus year we mussed several famuluar faces but we found a new one here and there Lucy Janze louned our class but Margaret Lundberg Eugene Murr and Russell Pruebe had left Thus year two members of our class reugned over the Homecomung actuvtues They were Lucy .lanze and Eugene Sandleback I February we presented a one act play The Happy Man 1952 T953 Wuth only two years left we were rapudly approachung our goal Karl Hoffman but Marlorue Thrall came to uoun us Thus year we presented the hularuous three act pay Our Muss Brooks We were represented un band glee club the contest play Thespuans Latun Club and Bookworms The most wonderful Prom un many years was our own Stairway To Paraduse Robert Schmeck and .lanuce Gregg reugned as the royal coup'e And of course thus was the year we receuved the loveluest class rungs un the hustory of our school 1953 1954 We finally made ut Senuors at last' Thus year we found Charles Stoneberg and Shurley Herter lounung our class whule Mary Carew left to enter the Unuversuty of Wusconsun Our homecomung under the durectuon of our advusors Mrs Learn and Mr Holmes was a huge success Puctures were taken and the T954 Lac Verd was publushed On Aprul 1 2 we successfully presented the play Heaven Can Wout under the capable durectuon of Mrs Learn Page T2 : I ' I I I 4 I I I . I . . I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I O I I . I , , - u . . . I . I . I ' ' ' . . n ,, uf . l I l Charles Stoneberg, Raymond Leinss and David Schwark were missing this year, I 11 - fu - I I ' I I I 6 I I ' I ' ' ll ' ' ll , . . . l . , I . , . , , - . , . I . . 1, n - I . ,, . . , . . sENlo Rs JUNE MCBRAIR Best rs she liked who IS liked by all Lac Verd Staff 4 Lake Breeze Staft 4 Court of Honor 3 e Happy Man 2 ur Miss rooks e Christmas Carol 3 Heaven Can Walt 4 Thesplan 4 ROBERT SCHMECK Theres a little but ol bad ID every good little boy Basketball i 2 3 4 Basketball captain 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Football most valuable player 4 Baseball 3 4 Baseball captain 3 Class Vice President I Class President 2 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer 3 Lac Verd Stal? 4 Lake Breeze Staff 4 Pram Kung 3 Court of Honor 4 The Happy Man 2 Our Miss Brooks 3 Heaven Can Walt 4 Homecoming Escort 3 Badger Boys State 3 The Christmas Carol 4 Thespnans 4 BRUCE HEIPLE f'So much one man can do, That does both act and know. Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Band T, 2, 3, 4, Band Manager 4, Student Council T, Class Secretary- Treasurer 1, Class President 3, Lac Verd Stat? 2, 4, Lac Verd Staft Business Manager 4, Lake Breeze Staff 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Court of Honor 3, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Thespian Vice President 4, Badger Boys State 3, Cheaper by the Dozen 'l, The Happy Man 2, A Christmas Carol 3, January Thaw 3, Belles on Their Toes 4, The Happy Journey 4, And You Never Know 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Our Miss Brooks 3, The Red Velvet Goat 3. Page 14 GILBERT BEUTHIN Still achieving still pursumg Class Vice President 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Lake Breeze Stuff 4 Court of Honor 3 The Happy Man 2 Our Miss Brooks 3 Heaven Can Walt 4 New JANICE GREGG Smcerfty always has charm of its own Band 'I 2 3 4 Band SecretaryTreasurer 'I 4 GI Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club SecretaryTreasurer 2 4 Student Council 4 Student Council President 4 Class Vice President 3 Lac Verd Staff I 4 Lac Verd Assistant Editor 4 Lake Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Bookworms Vlce president 4 Latin Club 'I 2 3 4 Latin Club SecretaryTreasurer I Prom Queen 3 Court of Honor 4 Thesplans 3 4 Thesplan President 4 The Ha py Man 2 Our Miss Brooks 3 A Christmas Carol 3 The Happy Journey 4 Heaven Can Walt 4 Dance Band 4 KENNETH FRIEND What eer he did was done with so mu'h ease In him alone twas natural to please. s etball I 2 3 - eball 3 - d - Student Council 45 Student Council Vice President 4- Lac Verd Staff 4- The Happy Man 2- Our Miss Brooks 3- A Christmas Carol 3- Belles on Their Toes - Heaven Can Wait 4- Lake Breeze Staff 4- Thespian 3 4- Court of Honor 3- Dance Band 4. Page 'I5 HAROLD BROOKS Better three hours too late than a minute too soon Basketball 'I 2 3 Basketball Manager 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Lac Verd Staff 4 Court of Honor 3 Home coming Escort 4 The Happy Man 2 Our Miss Brooks A Christmas arol 3 Heaven Can Walt Thesplans 4 LUCY JANZE Who does well needs not anothers praise Ripon High School 1 Band 2 3 4 Band Custodian 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Llbrarlan 3 Glee Club Custodian 2 Lac Verd Staff 3 4 Lake Breeze Stal? 3 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Bookworms Secretary and Treasurer 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Latin Club Secretary and Treasurer 2 Court of Honor 3 Thesplan 3 4 Homecoming Queen 2 AllStor Band 3 Cheerleader 4 General Scholarship The Happy Man 2 Our Miss Brooks 3 e Re Velvet Goat 3 The Christmas Carol 3 he Happy Journey 4 Heaven Can Want 4 Q. ' gfzgx ' .Qi DAVID POLCYN True fo his word his work and his friends. Class Secretary and Treasurer 4g Lac Verd Staff 4' Lake Breeze Staff 3 4- Court of Honor 3' Thespian 3 45 Thespian Secretary 4' The Happy Man 2' Our Miss Brooks 3' A Christmas Carol 3' Heaven Can Wait 4. Page 16 CHARLES STONEBERG All great men are dying and I dont feel very well myself Basketball l 2 Football 'l 2 4 Baseball 4 Student Council l Lac Verd Stall 4 Lake Breeze Staff 4 e Happy Man 2 Heaven Can Walt 4 Thesplan 2 4 Homecoming Kung 4 A Date Wlth Judy 2 EUGENE SANDLEBACK None but Iumsell can be his parallel Basketball 'l 2 3 4 Football 'l 2 3 4 Football captain 3 4 Basketball most valuable player 3 Student Council 2 3 Student Council President 3 Class Presldent 'I Lac Verd Staff 'I 4 Lake Breeze Assistant Editor 3 Lake Breeze Edltorln Chief 4 Latln Club 'I 2 3 Latln Club President 'I Court of Honor 3 Homecoming Kung 2 Thesplan 2 3 4 Thesplan President 3 Two Crooks and a Lady 2 The Happy Man 2 A Date wlth Judy 2 Our Mlss Brooks 3 The Red Velvet Goat 3 A Chr stmas Carol 3 January Thaw 3 And You Never Know 4 Heaven Can Walt 4 Page 17 Kenosha Hugh School 'l 2 3 Lac Verd Staff 4 Heaven Can Walt 4 SHIRLEY HERTER To know her once IS to like her always II - I I II I I I I I I . II : I I TI1 II . II - II , - A , I I I - - II - II , . II - - II ' . . 'I I I I I - II W4 -' . If ,I -sg: ' ,Q II - - II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I . . . . ,, I I I I II l II II . II - II I I I I II - II II II . II I I - II I II II l II - I I II . II - II , . MARLENE WELLS Nolhmg greaf was ever achieved wlfhouf enlhusfasm LAWRENCE SINNARD Nof fhaf I love sfudy less buf fha! I love lun more Football 3 Band 'I Lac Verd Siofl 4 Loke Breeze S0alT 3 Court of Honor 3 Thesplan 3 4 Thesplan Treasurer 4 Our Mlss Brooks 3 The Chrlslmas Carol 3 January Thaw 3 Heaven Can Wall 4 Band I 2 3 4 Band Cusiodlan l Band Vlce President 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club Vlce Presldenl 4 Lac Verd Staff 2 4 Lake Breeze Siaff 2 3 Bookworms 2 3 4 Latm Club 'I 2 3 4 Court of Honor 3 Thesplan 3 4 Cheerleaclerl 2 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 The a py Man 2 A Dale With Judy 2 Our Iss Brooks 3 A Chrlsfmas Carol 3 And You Never Know 4 Heaven Can Wall 4 Page 'I8 ALVIN WORCHEL I carry fhe ierrlble burden of having nofhmg fo do Lac Verd Slaff 4 Court of Honor 3 The Happy Man 2 Our Mass Brooks 3 Heaven Con Wal! 4 Thesplans 4 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1, - 11 11 - 11 .11 1 1 11 11 -11 , . 1 1 1, 1, ,::,. ,,,, . ., no 3 :.z1. ,' 'fl' 1'- . JW 11 . . I . 11 1 1 1 : : - I 1 1 1 : - 1 1 : 1 2 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 A . . ' . I' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 - H p , , M 11 . 11 - 11 h 11 1 1 11 . 11 -11 , . 11 - - - 11 A .11 11 Q 1 1 1 4 11 - 11 .11 -11 . - 1 1 1 WILLIAM FORDHAM But for my own part 19 was Greek to me Basketball T 2 Football T Lac Verd Staff 4 Court of Honor 3 The Happy Man 2 Heaven Can Walt 4 ROXANA THRALL Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you Band 'I 2 3 4 Band President 4 Band Vlce Presldent I 3 Band Custodian 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Glee Club President 3 Glee Club Custodian 2 Student Councll 3 Lac Verd Edntorln Chief 4 Bookworms 2 3 4 Book worms President 4 Court of Honor 3 Thesplans 2 3 4 Thesplan Clerk 4 Cheerleader 4 Badger Girls State 3 Junuor Play Oscar 3 Two Crooks and a lady 2 The Happy Man 2 Our Mass Brooks 3 The Red Velvet Goat 3 A Christmas Carol 3 The Happy Journey 4 Heaven Can Walt 4 Volleyball captaln 3 4 Dance Band 4 GRADUATION On the evemng of May 25 the Sensor Class of 1954 held their commence ment exerclses The class chose as Its motto One heart One way Class colors are deep red and whnte Thelr flower IS the rose The boys wore clark red robes whale the gurls wore whnte robes At the close of thus evening the members of the Sensor Class bade farewell to Green Lake Hugh School and a most happy and successful four years Page 19 - 11 1 I I I U 11 11 U 11 - 11 1 1 . 11 - . 1 11 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I I ' ' I 1 1 I ' I I 1 1 I 1 I I - . 11 11 . 11 1 1 11 . 11 - 11 U 11 1 1 11 ' 11 - 11 . 11 11 1 1 . 11 - 11 - - A 1 1 1 1 I - 1 , . CLASS WILL We the senaors of Green Lake Hagh School beang of sound mand and memory do make publash and declare thas to be our last wall and testament Galbert Beuthan walls and bequeaths has curly haar to Jera Headel Harold Brooks walls and bequeaths has outstanding abalaty to disagree wath any proposataon brought before our class meetings to Bob Walker Ball Fordham walls and bequeaths has excellent use of the English language to Varganaa Berger Ken Fraend leaves' Good Bye' Janace Gregg walls and bequeaths her abalaty to go steady to Gaal McBraar Bruce Heaple walls and bequeaths has abalaty to figure out women to Arthur Egbert Sharley Herter walls and bequeaths her tavorate place at the cemetery to the Golddust Twans Lucy .lanze walls and bequeaths her abalaty to study to Jerry Walker Bierman Eugene Sandleback walls and bequeaths has five o clock shadow to Kenneth Berger Bob Schmeck walls and bequeaths has noon hour study hall seat wath Sandy to Jerry and Barbara Larry Sannard walls and bequeaths has abalaty to cook and sew to the Freshman garls Charles Stoneberg walls and bequeaths has wannang way wath Sarge to has brother Danny Roxana Thrall walls and bequeaths her abalaty to get a aoke to Carol Keape and Becky Davane Alvan Worchel walls and bequeaths has manly physique to Jam Gneaser Marlene Wells walls and bequeaths her cheerleading abalaty lungs ancluded to Tom Kwaatkowska To the teachers we leave our brallaant mands all the anformataon we used for tests and themes and a successaon of quaet uneventful teachers meetings To the whole student body, we the class of 1954 leave all the fun and good tames we had an Green Lake Hagh School Page 20 David Polycn wills and bequeaths his winning way with women to Orlo CLASS PROPHECY We now turn the pages of tnme to the year 1964 where we see the brnlllant scholars of the graduating class of 1954 takmg their prominent POSITIONS as men and women of society Gilbert Beuthun has made his second mlllnon by selllng a solution he Invented to take the curl out of hair Harold Brooks IS stall f1ndung ut difficult to get up un the mormng He always late to the shoe shop Bull Fordham as employed as a test drlver by one of the bug automobile concerns If the car IS stall In one piece after he flnlshes wuth lt It us practucally undestructlble Charles Stoneberg as the only man who kept hus word about has plans for the future He s a happy bachelor and nn hls spare time a census taker Eugene Sandleback as tn Hollywood Wlth his good looks and has ablllty to croon he has all the teen agers swoonmg Larry Slnnard IS running hrs own restaurant but he cant seem to make any proflt Hes always hungry Bruce Helple and Kenneth Friend are now runnlng a beauty parlor Roxana Thrall IS teaching a course on how to take a 'oke wlthout laughing No she nsnt married yet he hasnt asked the questnon Janice Gregg discovered there wasnt much fortune In educatlon so she found herself the :deal man and settled down ln Hawan Davld Polcyn lust walked down the ausle for the fourth time m two years stnll doesnt know If he s the brndegroom or best man Bob Schmeck IS now a prominent rancher In Arizona In his spare time he raises horses June McBra1r has flnally put her commercial course to good use and IS head bookkeeper at Fabruco Alvln Worchel IS traveling about the country with a circus and as being bnlled as the world s strongest man Marlene Wells IS now the proverbial lady plumber She has gone unto business wlth her father She rums the pipes her father f1xes them Lucy Janze has put off her trlp around the world again because she thanks she mnght have found the rlght man Shirley Herter lust received an award for belng a great humamtarlan She us runmng a home for stray ammals and children Page 21 ' I , . . . 1 ' ' - . . . . I , I They're walking advertisements for the Toni Twin ads. ' I ' II II I ' , 1 - . . , . . I He ' ' ' ' ' . ' I . , . g , .fm W .MW Marlene. Qian was Lani EIVQVN David rx ,.,,,,, I 3' it W A,,,,x?.vWW A C lwucrq zzi V H Kem 'Y ff' 2 M Q 'fiom Bm ':'A bhirlei 6 A Q. A QQ H Ufold ffune, . QT.. S.-xg--1 Gi R bel? W3 em Sanicqex nw' UNDERGRADUATES Leif fo righf, firsi row: Sharon Fondel, Nino Gordon, Bealrice Meyerholfz, Mary Jane Thrall Sondra Smead, Sandro Dahlke, Sandra Selle and Mario n Palmer. Second row: Donna Wesner, John Van Rhyn, Arden Poicheh, Thomas KWIElfkOWSkI James Gneiser, Gerald Walker, Miss Schwifiers. Third row: Philip Doepke, Kenneih Berger, Kennefh Kasten, brondf, and Gail McBrair. J U N I O R S cLAss ofncsks Class President - Philip Doepke Vice Presidenf - Kenneih Kasten Secrefary-Treasurer - Sharon Fondel Sfudenf Council Represenfafive - Ma Gerald Walker Page 24 Eugene Pischke Edward Mulde rion Palmer, JUNIOR CLASS HOMECOMING The class float was based on the slogan We Wont Baby Camp The float Itself was a baby carrlage wlth a grade boy lnslde dressed as a Camp Douglas p'ayer Pushlng lt were two Junlor boys Tom Kwlatkowskl and Kenneth Kasten who were dressed as Green Lake players DRAMATICS On October 15 and 16 1953 the class presented the Junlor class play entltled Belles on Thelr Toes October 17 on speclal request thls play was presented for a conventlon at the Amerlcan Baptlst Assembly Two members of the Junlor class Arden Patchett and Phlllp Doepke took part IH the contest play The Happy Journey Thls play was awarded top ratlng at the State contest Junlors to become Thesplans thls year were Gall McBralr Sandra Selle Sandra Smead Mary Jane Thrall Marlon Palmer Nlna Gordon Arden Patchett James Gnelser Edward Mlldebrandt and Kenneth Berger The older Thesplan members are Sandra Dahlke John Van Rhyn Jerry Walker Donna Wesner and Phlllp Doepke FIVE of these people Arden Patchett Edward Mlldebrandt John Van Rhyn Donna Wesner and Phlllp Doepke are already starred Thesplans MUSIC Junlors ln Band are Marlon Palmer Mary Jane Thrall Donna Wesner Sandra Smead and Sandra Dahlke Donna Wesner Sandra Smead Sandra Dahlke Sandra Selle Gall McBralr Sharon Fondel and Beatrlce Meyerholtz PUBLICATIONS Reporters from the Junlor class on the Lake Breeze Staff are Sandra Dahlke Donna Wesner Phlllp Doepke and Nlna Gordon Jumor Edltor on the Lac Verd Staff IS Sharon Fondel CLUBS Many Junlors are members of dlfterent clubs In Latln Club are Phlllp Doepke John Van Rhyn Nlna Gordon Donna Wesner Marlon Palmer Sandra Smead Sandra Dahlke Jlm Gnelser Kenneth Kasten and Gall McBralr Members ln Bookworms are Sandra Selle Mary Jane Thrall Nlna Gordon Sandra Smead Marlon Palmer Donna Wesner Beatrlce Meyerholtz and Sharon Fondel EXECUTIVE Representatlves ln Student Councll are Marlon Palmer and Jerry Walker The class presldent IS Phlllp Doepke wlth Kenneth Kasten as Vlce presldent Sharon Fondel IS the secretary treasurer ATHLETICS Members of the Junlor class who played football last season were Jerry Walker Tom Kwlatkowskl Jlm Gnelser and Kenneth Kasten Boys who played basketball were Phlllp Doepke Jerry Walker Tom Kwlatkowskl Jlm Gnelser Edward Mlldebrandt John Van Rhyn Kenneth Berger and Kenneth Kasten Page 25 T II I II , . . , , . I I T I - H - ll ' - ' I I . I . . I ' II II ' . . . . . I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I ' ' ' l T I I I , . Members in Glee Club are Nina Gordon, Marion Palmer, Mary Jane Thrall, I I I I 1 T I , . . I I I ' : I I ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I ' l ' I . .I . . I 1 I I I I I I , . Fronf row, leff fo righl: Becky DiVine, Marilyn Sfellon, Darlene Fordham, Beverlee Hahn, Carol Keipe, Donna Fondel, Second row: Daniel Sfoneberg, Jeri Heidle, Ronald Seeliger, Ronald Jenson, Charles McAuly. Pischke, Marney Bierman Betty Mrs. Megow, Robert Walker Third row: Vernon Beufhin, Norman Waiers, Richard Williams, Tom Piicher, Ken Busse S O P H 0 M O R E S cLAss OFFICERS Class President - Marney Bierman Vice Presidenf - Beverlee Hahn Secrefary-Treasurer - Carol Keipe Sfudenf Council Represenfafives - Be Tom Pitcher Page 26 cky DeVine, SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN INITIATION The year was started out wuth a bang For a day we had everythung from Iutfle gurls to people un barrels runnung around the school Thus was the Frosh gettung a taste of hugh school After they were properly unutuated that nught of September I2 I953 refreshments were served HOMECOMING The Sophomore float thus year for Homecomung was Green Lake Takes the Cake whuch got an honorable mentuon lt showed a large cake on whuch a football was suttung DRAMATICS On January 29 T954 at about 7 45 PM the members of the Sophomore Class began to get the 'utters becaus at 800 they were to present Betty Smuth s play The Boy Abe The play was cu bug success MUSIC Musucuans from our class un Glee Club are Becky Duvune Carol Keupe Marney Buerman Jeru Heuclel and Beverlee Hahn In Band are Marulyn Stelton Marney Buerman Carol Keupe Donna Fondel and Betty Fordham Many of the gurls went unto tournament work and dud very well PUBLICATIONS Reporters from the Sophomore Class are Becky Duvune and Marney Buerman ACTIVITIES Four members of our class belong to Latun Club They are Marulyn Stelton Becky Duvune Marney Buerman and Carol Keupe Nune gurls belong to Bookworms They are Marney Buerman Darlene Puschke Becky Duvune Jeru Heudel Marulyn Stelton Carol Keupe Donna Fondel Beverlee Hahn and Betty Fordham EXECUTIVE Student Councul Representatuves were Becky Duvune and Ronald Jenson They dud a swell 'ob for our class Our fauthful presudent Marney Buerman our cheerful vuce presudent Beverlee Hahn and our money Iovung secretary treasurer Carol Keupe helped our class through the second year of hugh school ATHLETICS Sophomores Tom Putcher Duck Wulluams Kenneth Busse and Chuck McAuly were our classs football stars The basketball boys were Kenneth Busse Duck Wulluams Tom Putcher and Chuck McAuIy FORENSICS We have three gurls Becky Duvnne Marney Buerman and Darlene Puschke who trued out for forensucs Becky took a seruous declamatuon and Darlene and Marney each took a humorous declamatuon Page 27 I I ' - - 11 ,, . . . , . , , : . . e : ' I Il ll ' . . . A . . I . I , , - I I I I ' Carol Keipe is on the Lac Verd Staff. . U . ' , , - ' I I , 1 I I I I I . . u . . I . I . I I . I I ' . I . . . , I , . . , I I ' . I . . I . I . Left to right, top row: Beverly Williams, Leon Wagner, Darlene Tettenborn, James Hlll Roy Greene, Celest King, Jack Hickey, Barbara Pitcher, Mary A Center row: Henrietta Mellum, Wayne Grahn, James Norton, nn Timm, Renee Cain Gordon Hoffman Earl Beck Joe Thrasher, Harlan Hallman, Orlo Bierman, Arthur Egbert, Mrs. Heiple Front row: Robert Malzahn, Mary Fordham, Sally Elsner, Virginia Berger, Ardell Ludlack Kaye McBrair, Doretta Mellum, Lois Gneiser, Suzanne Lemiesz, Joey Erickson. F R E S H M E N cLAss OFFICERS Class President - Gordon HoHman Vice President - Harlan Hallman Secretory-Treasurer - Barbara Pitcher Student Council Representatives - Tin Lois Gneiser Page 28 ker Egbert FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN INITIATION Thlrty Freshman were lmtlated by the Sophomores on September 21 I953 The Frosh wore quaint costumes all day and were slaves to the Sophomores In the evening an mltrataon party was held with stunts games and refreshments RETURN PARTY The followmg month the Freshmen sponsored a dance In the multl purpose room The Sophomores were admutted free as guests of the Freshmen Everyone enloyed varlety dances to the tunes of popular records HOMECOMING The Freshman float entry received thnrd prlze award un the Homecomung parade It represented cooling off our opponents on ace and displayed a huge hand made thermometer An unusually fine bonflre was provlded by the efforts of the Freshman Class A new spot for It was nn an old sandplt west of the vlllage MUSIC Freshman Band members are Sally Elsner Earl Beck Kaye McBraur Celest Kung Orlo Bnerman Loss Gnenser Roy Green Renee Cam Beverly Freshman Glee Club members are Lols Gnerser Kaye McBra1r Vrrgrnla Berger Barbara Pitcher Ardell Ludlack Sally Elsner Celest Kung Mary Ann Tumm Mary Fordham Beverly Wnlllams Renee Cam PUBLICATIONS Gordon Hoffman Freshman edrtor of Lac Verd Staff ATHLETICS The Freshmen boys an Football are Orlo Brerman Gordon Hoffman Jack Hickey Eugene Anderson Roy Green and .Irm Hull The Freshmen boys an Basketball are Earl Beck Arthur Egbert Orlo Bierman Gordon Hoffman Jack Hnckey and Bob Malzhan DRAMATICS Tinker Egbert and Joey Erickson took part In Belles on Theur Toes the Junuor Class play ACTIVITIES. Cheerleader Renee Cam Page 29 . . , . , . I I ' . . . , . . . . . , , , I I I I I Wllllams. I I I I I I I , , , - . . . . , , , , , - I I , , , . . . . . . ,, . ,, I . GRADES 7 AND 8 Front row, left to right: Brenda Heiple, Deborah Janze, Darlene Brown, Sally Fordham, Ann Fuller, Sharon Sandleback, Annette Kotloski, Sue Ann Smead, Carolyn Mehn, Beverly Lemiesz. Second row: Douglas Kasten, Michael Thrall, Eugene Janes, Douglas Fondel, Terry Case, Joseph Van Rhyn, Gene Selchow, Mrs, Buttrick. Third row: Ronald Fondel, Lorien Brightman, Katharine Kuss, Patsy Borden, Sharon King, William Mack, George King. Absent: Kenneth Wallner. IN MEMORIAM Donna Miller, an eighth grade pupil, passed away February ll at the Ripon Municipal Hospital after an illness of five weeks. She reached her fourteenth birthday on February 5, only a few days before her death. Donna was o very active girl both in school, where she served as librarian, and also outside, as evidenced by her great interest in athletics. Her untimely death caused a deep feeling of regret among her classmates and friends. Page 31 GRADES 5 AND 6 First row: Cheral Kolb, Georgia Krueger, Christine Grahn, Charles Chelstrom, Barbara Sinnard Clair Kaatz Robert Anderson James Astrach James Ptacek Kenneth Jenson Jill Rowle I , , , , y Roger Alvin. Second row: Brian Heidel, Brent Heidel, Marie Keipe, Judy Hill, Donald Gneiser, Mrs. King Sandy Merigold, Katherine Jankowski, Jackson Taylor, Joe Allen Walker, Lawren Olson John Waters. Third row: Judy Ewall, Janet Wendt, Linda Abendroth, Lynne Thrasher, Lowell Lindberg, David Lemiesz, Douglas Hahn, Mary Brightman, Sandra Polus, Linda Barden. David Egbert: absent when picture was taken. GRADES 3 AND 4 Back row, left to right: Carol Ann Sauerbrei, Joan Abel, Richard Barden, Roy Waters, James McKanna, Gordon Worchel, Pat Kasten, Gerald Polus, Carol Schultz, Jack Luzenski. Middle row: Charles Thrasher, Ruth Berger, Patricia Hilscher, Lynn Wells, Vicki Sandberg Mrs, Keipe, Constance Keipe, Barry Swanson, Tommy Robinson, Jane Kallas, Billy Ahlbom Front row: Judith Ann Hoffman, Carla Jean Keipe, Mary Jankowski, Mary Alice Gordon Gloria Wesner, Tom Rowley, Margie Formiller, Dean Schwark, John Heidel, Barbara Case Virginia Shikoski, Mary Jo Abendroth, Absent: David Priske. Page 32 QV5 li -xxvs Y N! J' gk A ' if Jw , YW W xo af if-vim, , A Null? ..4. iyww B 5 35.4295 QQ? ii? R E ,,, . , , 1,d'f1J'!l 'QAW , W R , 5 3 5 ,W,,,,,,N gg, N, 32 X NA ,E f wraps 'J' ., 'kwa X ff gk ,jf Q 4? 5 V ' 'P ' A 4 qi? F ,N Q- -. f ,w . 9 M :,. i M VSV as ui' Q :psig , 1 x Y' 'QQ' . nm.. 'H 4 ag 3 ,M 4 1 115 fi x Q ' QF v W ZX x Q 3 M A r za H 0 MORNING KINDERGARTEN Front row left to right Terry Hempel Nancy Schnelder Barbara Anderson Ethel Ahlbom Joanne Muller Mary Newton Second row Bully Burllng Terry Sorenson Tommy Schwarz Danny Muller Gary Thrasher Jerrold Schult N 3 wig 5 an 1351 N is S jigs ...st .m.M. vs 5 K' WERE 'is' gfbhbvr gg i ag AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Front row Russell Wells Mary Klaver Judy Wagner Barbara Sauerbren Mary Kelpe Candace McKanna Nancy Alllng Second row Richard Alvin Clulford Munsey Clalr Rasmussen Douglas Norton Danny Norton Jlmmy Brlghtmon Page 34 W... ,sw ,ww w sf First row, left to right: Sharon Fondel, Judith Hill, Renee Cain, Deborah Janze, Carol Keipe, Beverly Williams, Bruce Heiple, Mr. Bischoff, Michael Thrall, George King, Edward Mildebrandt. Second row: Marilyn Stelton, Brenda Heiple, Marlene Wells, Sue Ann Smead, Donna Fondel, Janice Gregg, Carolyn Mehn, Kaye McBrair, Katharine Kuss, Lucy Janze. Third row: Lois Gneiser, Roy Greene, Celest King, Marion Palmer, Marney Bierman, Sally Elsner, Ann Fuller, Betty Fordham, Eugene Janes. Fourth row: Donna Wesner, Mary Jane Thrall, Orlo Bierman, Roxana Thrall, Earl Beck, Ken Friend, Sandra Smead, Sandra Dahlke. B A N D oFncERs Director ..... Gordon Bischoff Custodians ................ Betty Fordham, President .,.......... Roxana Thrall Marney Bierman, Carol Keipe Vice President .............. Marlene Wells Librarians ....... Lucy Janze, Marion Palmer Secretary and Treasurer .. . .. , Janice Gregg Manager .............,...... Bruce Heiple Drum Major .............,... Bruce Heiple The bond started oft the year by playing for the Armistice Day service on the court house lawn, On October 22 and 23 they made their next appearances at the Homecoming activities. A group of band members got together o pep band and a dance band which played for our basketball games ancl for some of our school dances. On April 3, the members of the band interested in solo and ensemble work did their best at the tournament held in Ripon. On April 13, a Band and Choral Home Concert was given which had been well rehearsed. Then on May l, the band went to Ripon where they played and marched in competition with other bands at the Music Festival. They entered C class playing Hall of Fame, by J. Olivodoti for their warm up number, Citadel Overture, by David Bennett for their selective number, and Green Meadows by Eric Hanson for their required number. They selected Valley Forge by K. L. King for their street march. In May they played for Recognition night and for Commencement. Page 36 First row: left to right: Deborah Janze, Renee Cain, Marlene Wells, Barbara Pitcher, Mr. Bischoff, Darlene Brown, Katharine Kuss, Sharon Fondel, Beverly Williams, Second row: Beverly Hahn, Mary Fordham, Lucy Janze, Janice Gregg, Lois Gneiser, Kay McBrair, Sally Fordham, Carol Keipe, Mary Ann Timm. Third row: Gail McBriar, Sally Elsner, Ann Fuller, Celest King, Nina Gordon, Marion Palmer, Virginia Berger, Annette Katlaski, Sharon Sandleback, Beatrice Meyerhaltz. Fourth row: Marney Bierman, Donna Wesner, Mary Jane Thrall, Sandra Smead, Roxana Thrall, Geraldine Heidel, Sandra Dahlke, Sandra Selle, Ardell Ludiack. GLEE C L U B oFFlcERs President ..... .. Marion Palmer Secretary and Treasurer , .... , Janice Gregg Vice President .. .. Marlene Wells Custodians ...... Nina Gordon, Lois Gneiser Librarians .....,............,...........,.........,., Virginia Berger, Barbara Pitcher The glee club, under the direction of Mr. Bischoff, was composed of 37 members from high school and Grades 7 and 8. Their first public appearance this year was made when they sang for the Green Lake County Teachers' meeting. Many glee club members sang fine vocal solos and ensembles in the solo-ensemble contest in Ripon in April. Also in April, they sang several excellent selections at the Band and Choral Concert, ln May the glee club sang in B class at the Music festival held in Ripon. Their warm-up number was The Viking Song by S. Coleridge and Taylor, their required number I See God by Teven and Mencher, their selected number Emitte Spiritum by Schuetky and Howarth. The Glee Club also song for Baccalaureate, Recognition Night, and Commencement in May. Due to the help and direction of the director, Mr. Bischoff, the Glee Club experienced success throughout the year. Page 37 STATE CONTEST PLAY THE HAPPY JOURNEY By Thornton Wilder PRESENTED IN NovEMsEnroEcEMaER, 1953 THE CAST Mb Kirby .............. ROXANA THRALL Pb Kirby ...... ARDEN PATCHEU CUFDITHB Kirby .... Lucv JANZE Arrhirr Kirby ...... PHILIP DOEPKE The srbge Manager . E. BRUCE i-iEiPLE Beulah ,.,.....,..,. .................,....,.... J ANICE GREGG PRODUCTION STAFF Technical Siege Manager ..........,.,,... EDWARD MILDEBRANDT Dlrecfor ..,.,.,...... ..... M RS. R. L. LEARN Page 38 pw-v... W0 M... Seated, left to right: Lucy Janze, Roxana Thrall, Janice Gregg, Mrs. Learn Second row: Bruce Heiple, Arden Potchett, Philip Doeplse Stage Manager, Edward Mildebrandt, absent from picture GREEN LAKE TAKES A AT MADISON The Happy Journey by Thornton Wilder was the one act play given this year as Green Lake's entry in the State One Act Play Contest. Since no other school in the league entered the one act contest this year, Green Lake automatically entered the district contest held at Stevens Point November 21. An A rating went to Green Lake here. The Sectional Contest also was held at Stevens Point on December 5. Again Green Lake received an A rating. December l2, the State Drama Contest was held at the University ot Wisconsin Campus at Madison. Twelve plays were given during the day. Four plays received the A award, of which Green Lake was one. The judges all complimented the warmth and realistic situations of the Green Lake play. Out of a possible total of 7.00 points Green Lake received a total of 6.3l. lt was a thrill of a lifetime to hear the award of A read tor the Green Lake play and to receive the fine plaque for the school as well as the individual gold medals. Congratulations are due each member of the cast, the stage manager, and Green l.ake's own director, Mrs. Learn. Page 39 Joe Fendleian . Mr. Jordan . .. Messenger 7073 .lulia Farnsworlh Tony Abbofl . ,. Belle Logan . .. Max Levene . ,, Mrs, Ames . . . Nurse ...., Susie . . . Ann ,.... Williams . , . Firsf Escorl ,. x Q SENIOR PLAY HEAVEN CAN WAIT By Harry Segall PRESENTED APRIL I AND 2, 1954 THE CAST Eugene Sandleback ,... Bruce Heiple .. Kennefh Friend Roxana Thrall Charles Stoneberg Lucy Janze . . Harold Brooks ... Janice Gregg ,. June McBrair Marlene Wells .. Shirley Herfer . . , David Polcyn ,,, Bob Schmeck Second Escorf . Worlrman .,.. Lefly ....... Docfor ......, Plainclofhesman William Gaylow Alicia Heggie . Lucy Irwin .... Morris Jacobson Frederick Zabel William Abilius Anna Porvoo .. Gilberl Beufhin .. Bill Fordham Larry Sinnard . . . Bob Schmeck . Alvin Worchell Alvin Worchell ., ... June McBrair Marlene Wells ... .,. Larry Sinnard . Bill Fordham . . David Polcyn . Shirley Herier PRODUCTION STAFF Sludenf Direclor .. .... Marlene Wells Direcfor .,.. .. Business Manager . . ..,,... June McBrair f Properfy Managers - H.. -I Roxlana Thrall S age Managers I Alvin Worchell Page 43 Mrs. R. L, Learn Charles Stoneberg Bob Schmeck L Larry Sinnarcl Anne . . Mary .... Ernestine . . Martha . . Frank . . B.ll ...................... Mrs. Gilbreth, their mother JUNIOR CLASS PLAY BELLES ON THEIR Toss By William Roos Pnessmeo ocroasn 15, 16 AND THE CAST me CHILDREN . . .. Donna Wesner Mary Jane Thrall Marion Palmer .... Gail McBrair Arden Pafcheit Kenneth Berger . Sandra Dahlke Tom Grieves, their handyman . . Philip Doepke Mr. Hathaway, their roamer . Kenneth Friend Leora, their cousin ......, . Sandra Smead Lillian ... Fred ... Dan ... .lack . . . Bob ..... Janie .... I7, 1953 Nina Gordon Arthur Egbert Eugene Pischke Ken neth Kasten Joey Erickson Candace McKanna Dr, Mead, their new doctor Bruce Heiple Al Lynch, a Nantucket she k . Gerald Walker Miss Weston, a teacher .... ,. Sharon Fondel David Loring, a visitor ....... James Gneiser Mr. Crawford, a policeman Tom Kwiatkowski PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director ............. Sandra Selle QGail McBrair Sw M n I Edward Mildebrandt Publicity Managers ..... Sharon Fondel ge U agen ' lJohn Van Rhyn IGeraId Walker Mar Jane Thrall Tickets ......, Eugene Pischke Property Managers . ,... Phi ip Doepke I Beatrice Meyer otz ly i h I Kenneth Berger Cosfumes M ' ' I Sandra Selle Director .. ,... ..,.... ..,...,.. ,.,... . . . ...... Mrs. R. L, Learn Page 41 X fdhsxf Abe Lincoln ... Dennis Hanks . Matthew Gentry John Johnson .,, Tom Lincoln ... Sarah Lincoln . Matilda Johnson Sally Johnson . Mrs. Lincoln ,. Stage Managers SOPHOMORE ONE ACT PLAY THE BOY ABE By Betty Smith THE Richard Williams . Ronald Jensen Vernon Beuthin . Robert Walker Norman Waters .. Carol Keipe .. Becky Devine . Beverlee Hahn .. Jeri Heidel PRODUCT CAST Betty Martin . Polly Ellender Lucy ....... Manda . . . Stephen . Ellen ., Enoch , . . Henry .. Joe . .. ION STAFF .. Marney Lou Bierman . . . . ., Betty Fordham . . , Darlene Pischke ..... Donna Fondel ... Ronald Seeliger .. Marilyn Stelton .. Dan Stoneberg .. . Kenneth Busse .. Charles McAuly Dick William, Tom Pitcher Property Managers ..., .. Marney Bierman, Betty Fordham, Becky Devine Publfcity and Programs ,. .,....,.........,.,. Carol Keipe, Jeri Heidel Makeup: ...........,. ,.... E nglish 12 Class Director ............ Mrs. R. L. Learn Page 42 wa-4 ' fa x use Wm wwwve W ROBERT SCHMECK AND JANICE GREGG JUNIOR PROM The Junuor Prom was held on Fruday evenung May 8 T953 at the Vullage Hall The hall was very beautufully decorated to tit the theme Staurway to Paraduse In the front corner was the maun attractuon the Staurway whuch rose from a cloud and contunued up to the ceulung In the opposute corner was a fountuun of sulver whuch also rose from a cloud Seated on the stage was the orchestra of Eddy Lawrence The maun event of the evenung took place at 'IO 30 Thus was the crownung of Queen Januce Gregg followed by the Grand March Wuth the spotlught centered on the doorway Lucy Janze and Davud Polcyn entered followed by Roxana Thrall and Bruce Heuple June BcBraur and Eugene Sandleback Marlene Wells and Larry Sunnard Mary Carew and Gulbert Beuthun The 1952 Queen Penny Hoffman escorted by Alvuru Worchel and Bull Fordham carrued the Queens crown on a satun pullow Then entered the T953 Queen Januce Gregg Her escorts were Harald Brooks and Kenneth Fruend The clumax of the evenung was then reached as Queen Januce presented Queen Penny wuth a wrust corsage of punk rose buds and whute carnations Penny then placed a crown of punk tearoses and whute carnatuons on Queen Januces head The 1953 Kung and Queen then led the Grand March followed by the T952 Kung and Queen and the Court af Honor The gurls all wore whute floor length formals Theur flowers were whute uruses on velvet rubbons around theur necks The boys wore summer tuxedos and deep maroon boutonnueres Page 45 . r T ff u Z, Q se Q V . 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HOMECOMING 1953 The 1953 Homecomlng held October 23 was a well planned group of events sponsored by the Semor Class It began Thursday evenlng October 22 when the student body faculty and residents of Green Lake met at Thralls Sand Pat for the pep rally Pep talks by faculty members the 1952 Kung and Queen James Gnelser and Marlon Palmer 1953 Kung and Queen Charles Stoneberg and Marlene Wells and alumni were glven with much splrnt The band played numerous marches and the school song Cheers were guven by the cheerleaders for players faculty and royalty After the bonf1re the snake dance led by the Kung and Queen followed by the cheerleaders players and student body wound nts way downtown formed a clrcle the mlddle of the street and gave a few more cheers HOMECOMING PARADE A gay and colorful parade preceded the game on Friday All school orgamzatlons and some local concerns contributed entries This f1ne display led by the band proceeded to the school shortly before game time Prizes were awarded as follows f1rst PTA second Junior Class thlrd Freshman Class Special commendatlon was given to the 20th Century Club Senior Class and Sophomore Class SUCCESSFUL FOOTBALL SCORE Camp Douglas booted the opening klck that was brought up to the 35 yard line The Lakers didnt want untll the second half to get moving ln two plays they racked up their f1rst down The half ended 120 In favor of Green Lake The third quarter ended 186 Green Lake was not satisfied yet so another touchdown was made The f1nal score was 256 In favor of Green Lake HALF ACTIVITIES AND CORONATION At halftlme the Green Lake Hugh School band formed at the south goal posts and marched the length of the f1eld At the north goal post they dnd a counter march and returned to the center ofthe field They then formed the letters HI faclng our opponents Camp Douglas Comlng back to Green Lakes slde of the f1eld they formed the letters WIN The band played the Alma Mater and Queen Marlene Wells escorted by Harold Brooks and followed by 1952 Kung and Queen James Gnelser and Marlon Palmer came out on the tleld where Kung Charles Stoneberg was wanting Kung Charles placed the dainty crown of whute mums on Queen Marlenes head As the band f1mshed playmg the royalty was escorted oft the held Immednately the band began playmg our school song The Washington and Lee Swing They returned to the center of the f1eId and formed a harvest moon and played By the Llght of the Sllvery Moon HOMECOMING DANCE The Homecoming dance was held October 23 at the Village Hall Kung Chuck Stoneberg and Queen Marlene Wells relgned over the dance Music was furnished by records Small football players on the stage represented each one of the Green Lake fellows on the squad Goal posts were erected at each end of the hall and were decorated wlth green and whate streamers and paper f1gures of cheerleaders Page 49 I - I - 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 I I I In - 1 1 . z , . . .5 , p 1 - 1 1 . , . . . . I ' ' . , . , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . - 11 - - 11 , . 11 - - H , . First row, left to right: Mrs. Learn, John Van Rhyn, Philip Doepke, Eugene Sandleback, Donna Wesner, June McBrair. Second rcw: Rebecca Devine, Janice Gregg, Lucy Janze, Gilbert Beuthin, Charles Stoneberg, Bruce Heiple, Sandra Dahlke, Kenneth Friend, David Polcyn, Robert Schmeck, Nina Gordon, Marney Bierman LAKE BREEZE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .....,..,......... ..,..........,.. ............... E u gene Sondleback Assistant Editor-in-Chief .. . .... Philip Doepke Senior Reporter ..,,.. ... ... , ,,, Danna Wesner Sports Editor , . ,...,.......,....,..................,.. John Van Rhyn Reporters . .. Janice Gregg, Sandra Dahlke, Becky Divine, Charles Stoneberg, Bruce Heiple, Lucy Janze, Marney Lou Bierman Typists . .. . . , June McBrair, David Polcyn, Robert Schmeck, Gilbert Beuthin, Kenneth Friend Advisor .. ..................,..................,..,........... Mrs. R. L. Learn The Lake Breeze Stafi writes news articles concerning school activities weekly, The news is printed under the heading Lake Breeze, in our local paper, the Green Lake Reporter. Staff members are chosen from Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. An assistant editor is selected annually from the Junior Class and in his Senior year he becomes editor-in-chief. Mrs. Learn is the advisor in matters concerning the Lake Breeze. Page 50 P' .. Us le. ,mis '21 ' ef 'i m, we be .alt Tnoumw g I I00 emu am, iivsscousm a First row, left to right: Marlene Wells, Marion Palmer, Mrs. Learn, David Polcyn, Roxana Thrall, Bruce Heiple, Larry Sinnard, Janice Gregg, Gail McBrair, Lucy Janze. Second row: Philip Doepke, Edward Mildebrandt, Donna Wesner, Mary Jane Thrall, Sandra Smead, Sandra Dahlke, Sandra Selle, Nina Gordon, Kenneth Berger. Third row: Arden Patchett, John Van Rhyn, James Gneiser, Eugene Sandleback, Charles Stone- berg, Kenneth Friend, Gerald Walker. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY TROUPE No. Hoo President ...... . . Janice Gregg Secretary . . . . . David Polcyn Vice President . . . . . . Bruce Heiple Treasurer . . . . Larry Sinnard Clerk ........................................,..............,....... Roxana Thrall The Thespians is o dramatic organization of Green Lake High School, and the only national organization in our school. They began this year with I5 members. An informal initiation was held in the fall admitting IO new members. This year the Thespians undertook a project of beginning a costume wardrobe. Costumes were collected by the Thespian members from many townspeople, After the Senior Class play a formal initiation was held and several more students received membership in the National Thespian Society. The high honor of being a four-star Thespian went to three loyal Thespian members: Roxana Thrall, Bruce Heiple, and Eugene Sandleback. This is the highest honor a Thespian can receive. The Motto of the Thespians is Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Page 51 Firsi row, leff fo right: Janice Gregg, Darlene Pischke, Nina Gordon, Marney Bierman, Mrs. Learn, Sandra Selle, Marion Palmer, Betty Fordham, Bealrice Meyerholtz. Second row: Lucy Janze, Rebecca Devine, Marilyn Sielton, Donna Fondel, Beverlee Hahn, Carol Keipe, Marlene Wells, Sharon Fondel. Third row: Donna Wesner, Mary Jane Thrall, Sandra Smead, Roxana Thrall, Geraldine Heidel, Sandra Dahlke. BOOKWORMS OFFICERS Presidenl ...... ... Roxana Thrall Vice Presidenf ..,.... Janice Gregg Secrefary and Treasurer . . .. . Lucy Janze Advisor ...,......... . . . Mrs. Learn The Bookworms Club is composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls, The main purpose of fhis club is io keep the high school library in good condition. The club meeis the second Thursday of each monfh al the home of Mrs. learn fo discuss duties of the librarians. After the business meeting enieriainmenf is provided and refreshments are served by a commihee. The high point of ihe year is a Traveling Dinner which is held each May. Six courses are served, each at a different home. Page 52 First row, left to right: Mrs. Heiple, Gail McBrair, Nina Gordon, Marney Bierman, Sandra Dahlke, Sandra Smead, Donna Wesner, Marion Palmer. Second row: Lucy Janze, Marilyn Stelton, Janice Gregg, Philip Doepke, Carol Keipe, Rebecca Devine, Marlene Wells. Third row: James Gneiser, Bruce Heiple, John Van Rhyn, Kenneth Kasten LATIN CLUB oFFicERs First Consul .... ............, . . Donna Wesner Second Consul .... . . Marion Palmer Praetor Quaestor . . . . . Nina Gordon Advisor .......,.................................... Mrs. Heiple The latin Club of Green Lake High School is called Amid Boni or Good Friends . It meets every second Monday of each month. This year there are 19 members. The purpose of the Latin Club is to provide for its members association with Latin culture and some recreation apart from the study of Latin. Roll call responses are always given in Latin. The activities this year included an exceptionally nice Christmas program. From a candy sale, money was earned to send a S10 CARE package to Yugoslavia. The Roman Banquet in March was the highlight of the year. A live-course meal, eaten entirely with the fingers, was served. A program followed which honored the Gods and Goddesses of Antiquity, A one-act play in Latin was presented by the Latin II class, as well as songs and speeches on Roman culture by club members. Page 53 ,M Seated, left to right: Rebecca Devine, Kenneth Friend, Janice Gregg, Marion Palmer. Second row: Arthur Egbert, Thomas Pitcher, Mrs. Heiple, Lois Gneiser, Jerry Walker. STUDENT COUNCIL oFFlcERs President ............ .... J anice Gregg Vice President ......... .. Kenneth Friend Secretary and Treasurer .. .. . Marion Palmer PERSONNEL Advisors ......,....,,.. .......,.,..,.,. M r. Holmes and Mrs. Heiple Freshmen Representatives . . . . . Lois Gneiser and Arthur Egbert Sophomore Representatives .. ..... Becky Divine and Tom Pitcher .lunior Representatives ,. Marion Palmer and Gerald Walker Senior Representatives ............. ,. Janice Gregg and Kenneth Friend The Student Council meets every Wednesday to discuss activities and problems of Green Lake High School. Two representatives from each class and two advisors compose the Student Council. The Student Council is a member of the National Student Council Organization and has received information and help from this source. Page 54 'www' ATHLETICS Left fo righf: Tom Kwiaikowski, Bruce Heiple, Eugene Sandleback, James Gnelser Kennefh Friend, Gerald WaIker, Gordon Hoffman, Robert Schmeck, Kenneih Kasfen Kenneih Berger Edward Mildebrandi, Philip Doepke. Front: Manager Harold Brooks, Coach Horsfall I I I I I I I I A A N D B T E A M CMGREEN LAKQEM MOPPONENTS 13 49 FOX LAKE 73 27 44 MONTELLO 55 56 ALUMNI 61 32 53 ROSENDALE 59 29 45 ALMOND 57 25 49 MARKESAN 53 30 44 OXFORD-ENDEAVOR 55 27 43 BRANDON 62 22 56 PRINCETON 35 15 48 WILD ROSE 67 42 39 MARKESAN 57 39 36 ALMOND 41 33 64 FALL RIVER 54 15 36 OXFORD-ENDEAVOR 46 29 60 CAMBRIA 58 36 53 PRINCETON 61 26 56 ROSENDALE 69 25 55 WILD ROSE 62 886 1025 Page 56 GREEN LAKE 1954 BASKETBALL A TEAM Individual Record PLAYER FREE FREE FREE 5235 mnows runows rmzow Fouls ,fgmg ATTEMPTED MADE PERCENTAGE Scndkbock Fiend Gneiser VVc1ker Kwiotkowski Doepke Hogmon Schmeck Heqie Kowen AAHdebrandf Berger Beck TOTALS 106 75 48 54 71 42 40 79 38 34 67 21 32 53 22 22 76 39 4 46 6496 5996 4896 4196 42 ofo 5196 3996 6396 3396 25,6 3396 4996 47 260 44 150 44 118 59 89 42 86 40 83 6 GREEN LAKE Indlvldual Record 954 BASKETBALL 'B' AM FIELD FREE FREE FREE PLAYER GoAls THROWS THROWS THROW ATTEMPTED MADE PERCENTA TOTAL FOULS GE POINTS AAddebrondt Von Rhyn Kwnotkowskn Beck Egben Pncher Komen Bmrmon HoHman HcHmon VVHhams Hnckey Busse AAclzahn McAuhy TOTALS 159 5096 3696 209 2996 2296 4896 2496 4696 5496 5096 2096 3396 3796 5096 3696 4 Page 57 19 36 14 15 52 6 27 17 36 29 ' 3 3 1 2 7 1 12 3 0 8 5 ' 2 0 0 .,.. 3 4 1 2 0 .... 3 2 frwr 0 3 1 1 1 320 50 2 344 88 1 TE ' 6 8 4 10 16 7 33 12 10 26 ' ' 9 30 6 o 14 24 39 62 18 24 96 Berger 4 25 10 4096 7 18 2 18 4 16 8 ' 21 52 25 37 67 6 25 6 , 9 18 ' 10 39 18 24 38 20 11 6 4 46 17 12 6 10 40 .. 5 1 1 1 ' 1 9 3 1 5 17 68 25 23 59 .. 2 1 .. 1 .. .. .. .... 2 0 399 145 192 63 Fronf row leff io rlghf Kenneth Busse Orlo Bierman Arthur Egberi Jack Hickey Leff fo right Roxana Thrcll, Lucy Janze Renee Conn Marlene Wells Page 58 Buck row: John Van Rhyn, Harland Hallman, Earl Beck, Charles McAuly, Gordon Hoffman Q ,W First row, left to right: Tom Pitcher, Roy Greene, Kenneth Kasten, Eugene Anderson, Orlo Bierman, Charles McAuly, James Hill, Jack Hickey, Manager John Van Rhyn. Second row: Charles Stoneberg, Robert Schmeck, Gordon Hoffman, James Gneiser, Tom Kwiatkowski, Eugene Sandleback, Gerald Walker, Harold Brooks, Kenneth Busse. Seated: Coach Horsfall SCORE SUMMARIES LAKERS OPPONENTS 6 FALL RIVER 34 6 BRANDON 25 19 WILDROSE 12 O OXEN 39 13 PRINCETON 6 25 CAMP DOUGLAS 6 19 CAMBRIA 26 88 148 C0-CHAMPIONS FoorBALL SUMMARY Green Lake donned their uniforms for their Hrst gr'diron clash of the secson with Fall River. Bad luck followed the team for they lost 34 to 6, Green Lake, however, gained more yardage. In the third game of the season it looked as if Green Lake was going to lose again with a score of 12 to 0 at the half in favor of Wilcl Rose. The Lckers came back in the second half to literally smash them down for a I9 to 12 victory. Green Lake traveled to Princeton for the second conference w'n and a tie for the champion- ship, They beat Princeton 13 to 6. Sandleback, Gneiser, and Hoffman did the scoring. To celebrate Homecoming the Lakers crushed over Camp Douglas for their third victory 25-6. In the final game of the season the Lakers lost to Cambria 26 to 19. It was a close game all the way. Sundleback scored twice, Hoffman once, and Busse the extra point. Page 59 Front row, left to right: Kenneth Kasten, Eugene Pischke, Charles Stoneberg, Harold Brooks, Gerald Walker, Tom Kwiatkowski, Kenneth Friend, Edward Mildebrandt, James Gneiser, Robert Schmeck, Gordon Hoffman Back row: Robert Malzhan, Kenneth Busse, Philip Doepke, Kenneth Berger, Tom Pitcher, Charles McAuly, Orlo Bierman, James Norton, Jack Hickey, Arthur Egbert, Roy Greene, Eugene Anderson, Wayne Grahn, James Hill, Leon Wagner. BASEBALL SUMMARY Another year of baseball has again been added to the school's sports program. The enthusiasm shown by such a large number of boys should mean another good team this year. The spring schedule was as follows: April 'I9 Wild Rose ftherej April 29 Princeton ftherel May 6 Oxen Cherej May 13 Almond Cherej Page 60 WHEREABOUTS OF CLASS OF l953 MARTIN BARTEL Farming Green Lake Wlsconsln DOREEN BEDNAREK Telephone Operafor Rlpon Wlsconsm JEAN BUSSE Beauhclan School Madison Wisconsin NANCY CAIN Secretary for U S Frdellly Insurance Co Milwaukee WISCONSIN PENNY HOFFMAN Secretary for Insurance Company Madison Wisconsin LORNA KAATZ Beauhclan School Madison Wlsconsun KAREN SCHILF Nurses Tralnlng West Suburban Hospital Oak Park Illlnols SHIRLEY KLINGBEIL Married to Du Wayne Kerley Markesan Wlsconsln LORRAINE SMITH Busmess College Madison Wlsconsln FRANK SOMMERFELDT Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin JOANNE WALKER Married To Ralph Lynch Green Lake Wlsconsm ALICE ZERNEKE Married to C M Thompson Columbra S Carolina MARILYN ZUEHLS Secretary at County Highway Depi Green Lake, Wlsconsun Page 6I - I 1 I 1 I .. .1 , 1 I T I -' I 1 I 1 I F- I . . -' ,-. 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