Hartford High School - Oriole Yearbook (Hartford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Q, 'O Edited by: Maaqann Kamdh Assisted by: Ridwul Bwkm Wfafuf Raemm in Xs ut turn thc. pagcs ol tlus hook wg llnd that dlractlx ot tndlrutlx tht gutdtng lorcc lxlund Lath dLllVllV shown ln our war hook was our pI'lIlLllJdl NN E Castlx XVL starttd our l'rLshmu1 stu with tht usual l'N,blllIldll ltar ol 1 prlnupal but as tht war sltpptd hx our lvar qutcklx tutnul to rtsput ind adnuratton lot Nh C astlx and mam ol us non count hun as a frlcnd and trusted adustr Xlr Caselx not onlx dntcted thc aradtnuc and business tsxcts ol school but also tucouragul all o us tn out Lxtmcurrtcular actntttcs Hrs prt ut at ot Ja Uamt at out conu md tt xatlous prattut stsstons spuntd us all or a ot tts r stlx m md ulxt Ju 1 so .1 tux wood lllL -Xs ut point wtth prldt in this vtarlmook to ht succtssts and acluuuntntsol thus school u up cert 1 un 'hill our umuuumtx and tts rtprtstntatnts ihg Board ol Educatlon plaxtd m our ac compllslnuuus Shown hart arc muuhcrs ol twat Board Ra ax crctatx Ktsstl IJITCCIOT andl S Ltach Irgastucr Dtrccttng the pollctes ol thc school Lstt tuaung tht budget lor the next school war and purthasxnq necessarx Lqutpmtnt .wut on x a lux ol thc duties that tlus Board car ttcd out lox us III then monthlx mbttlngs . unptoxu sc uc .nt wuct xt .xt tt grtat Lxttnt IS a rtsult ol lllill tnttrtst tn us T lu xtatboolt lJt,C0lllLS 1 htttnu, pl acc tn Xslllill to Qxpttss our grautudc to thcst ILIJILSLIIVI Cs ol r tuntlx 4 ort thu ham smcnt ID out lat ld 4 1 A 4 Q .i I' s K- ' ' ' 1 . 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'-1111 N A , ' f A . 1 1 4 7 A i 1 1 ' . x 8 CARL 'XNURHWS NVIILIAVI RKIIPDIKR HAROLD Btwn Soual Sclena Bdlid DIVCCUW Physical Education B Basketball Football incl lltskctlnll Bftscball Coach Unch 4Xl,f This is Mr. Halversons geometrv class. NVe especially liked the days on which we could work together on construction. The photo- grapher caught this picture of just such a social session. E. R. BUETOXV Latin English Debate Coach N. C. NICHOLSON Agriculture S S. 9 sk. 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Nlect We ltxxxxxxs Loxxtrxhtxtetl heaxxlx to thc lxttlc lux Ixatlt Chaxnpxonslxxp xxhcxx Haxxxe Bxtxsscl Dxcl-t Dotlgt xxxtl lxxn Stracka lxxoxxglv lxonxc goltl medals NN xxnt xs.xs otxtstantlxxxg xxx the mxle and xxx Cross Cotxxxtrx lhen xxe xwuc Suxxoxs Ilxxs lxooxt ttlls oxxx stoxx of txat xtxx It shoxxs lxoxx xxe xxoxltctl xxxtlx all the rest ol the stu tlents xxx stlxool to have one of the best xtars xxx H H S hxstoxx erxx Sthxxartz xm Stxaclta axxd Dennxe Carroll led our hxsltctlxall teaxxx to a lxtllc len Chfxnxpxonshxp anti then clx maxul then lxasltctlxall tartus xxx the Slate loxxrnanxcnt x and Dennxs xnatlc the 'xll State sqxxatl fox tlxexx fxne plax I-oxxx Sexxxoxs gaxc xxs a lxttlt 1ux Chaxxxpxonslxxp xxx Dehatt Htlpxng ont xcterans xxtlx Grtxuxlxagux axxtl Dxtlt Bctkex xxcxt lxtgxnxxtxs llolx Gxxssxxxaxx axxtl Nlxxx Rountx Our Fox xxx tht a xt Xfaxxax onx.xtlx oxtt Xxolf anti llcttx Frtlxxxaxx caxxxttl thexx xxax xx x Pot X Ca x K x Senxo was Hoxxxttoxxxxng Utxttxx .intl llxtlt Ilctlttx' xxas Stxxtltnt Cotxntxl Pxesxtltxxx l-ox tlxt suoxxtl tonsuxxtxxt xtax Dxcls Bc-tltex re xtxl x s tlass X lxxass tlaxxxxet xxhxlt X Rotxxxtx x s gxxtn .1 s Clas X xotal solt Slxxx lxoxgtxx aso qxxalxfxctl fo thc Stxtt I-cstxxal on .1 Class Ill NUC L Suxxoxs tan tlxxnlt of xnanx other thxngs xxhxch xxe cxxxoxttl xxxtl .xtlxxexul hext xxx Hartford Hxgh Ilxotxglx xxC leaxe xse shall zxlxsaxs hxxe a spot xxx our hearts for Haxtfortl Hxgh oxxx Xlma Nlatu Y , , . . 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Qlcrrx St'lxxx'gxx't1 pxoxctl lxixxxsclf to he gx ensit' tcaxxx coxxxposetl of l0 Seniors axxtl fotxx' xxxxtlerclzxssxxxcxx ter' ' xlc ' - Ixus' z pl'xx -' oxx thc Al' ' 1 - t 3 x x'xtl wt - little 'IAexx fox' thc foxxrtlx year ixx ' 'mx . xx'x l QI lQ ' -l.g' ' lNl Qz ' ' l '- t K ,I ' .' 4 ' ' A' Ilx ' .A at' Ji' ' i x zxl. ixxt tht' Sta tc ' x' 'nsit .lcCt. 1' rt lxxx lolh, 1 .' A x'. .Ks Ixxnioxi xxt' t'xxtt'x't'xixxt'tl at :xxx i' l' x., l'x't xxx lxcxx - Q' - Q -Ay . . Q. . 2. , A- A ' x -A - . Qt . z ' xx lltxflxzxxxzxxx zxxxtl King QliQxxx Stx'1xQt'lx:x -A xxctl. l-At 1' wi . H -gm,-I-U1 fl-51 in Q -, .. w . ' , Qian thx: lxx llll' gxx zx. t'oxxxt'x'tt-tl . 'x -1 lxxx, . .- W- ' . . --Q.Ial.-- fm. QI 1 QA , .. Q. ,Q Q' -,lm xox ' -xxtlx xxcts gxxxtl zitls. I IQ .A xl ' 'l'x.: - '1 ' r - ji - ' -' V- ' j A zxxtif, ltbt llc ,mtl of ilorxxclitxs Otis Skixxnex' xxx ' 4-12 Ancl g 1,, xl:Q I lx - Fa xil! i' 'cl Xft t ' xczxrs of xing, xtxx' Q Q Q Q Q Q K..X,.X. t A z ' ' 1 A J A A all. O ' Q V ' A ' ' Q ' 'Q iQ ' ' tlzxff I x l H o fotxx f - Q ' tl ' ' 1 ' ' Q - ' 'I2 DANIEL BAERTLEIN Iintereel as a Sophomore from Menomonee Falls High School: Lettermans Club 4: Coll' 43 Football 2-43 Track 2. R Xl PH 1 BXU IIXI XNN tensics I 1 tet De RICH XRD I BECKER Bind I 4 Capt 4 State Solo Rc Lnsemble Festn il 3 Council Z Pep Band 2 4 Vice Pres 4 Dance Band 2 4 Oriole Stall 4 Student Council 3 4 Pres 4 Golf3 4 Baseball Manager I Track 2 Forensirs 24 Fresh boph Little Ten Nleet Z Little Ten Meet Z4 Champs 2 3 Debate 34 Little Ten Champs 4 Key -Xward Cross Countrw I 2 Intramural I 9 4 Senior Honors MXRI-XN BEINIL Intel Se 7 4 RU I H BROXVN I ibt ut Club Z4 Inter Se I4 Perlect Xttentltnce PKG ll XYNF O ISRUESSFI teimans Club I4 Iratk I4 Cross COUDIIN I4 Capt 4 Intl unural I Z XIXRII NN BUC H XN XN icl 4 Prom Oue C XROI lil RC l'or Xlixe C ho -X C lu DENNIS CXRROII Pres ol Freshman Class Oriole Stall Student Counell 3 1 Class Plax Lettermans Club I 4 Football I .5 Baseball I 4 Little Ten Champs I 2 Regional Champs I 3 Basket ball I 4 Little Ten Champs 2 3 4 Regional Cham! Mixed Chorus 2 4 Indtudual Free Throw Championship 1 BONNIE L CENIXN G X A 14 Vice Pres 3 Band 4 Student Couneil 4 Intel Se I4 Nlixecl Chorus 3 Girls Glee Club 9 -X C tp 1 Pep Club4 13 .- , '. .P ' 'll ,V Ii' l-'o'- , 2, Fresh.-Soph. Little let M -- , I, 23 -bate I-3. c I 3 -D I K. - H ' C- .C ,. , I . 1 1 Q L - , I -' I A '- I f, ' c s , ' 2 L- - 4 A A I F 1' Y x K ,. L. ' -. 1 , ' 5 ' - 4 ' . , - - ' 1 - 2 1 4 ' - LA 1 ,v ' ' Let -- ' - 3 t - , Little 'len Clhamps 3: ' I' .3 'z ' ,', I . , '. ' I .- . I' CL. A. A. I-4 Basketball Champs 3, Volleyball Champs 2 8: 3: Bat I-43 Orange Xe Black I: Inter Se l- 1 ' x 'eu I. , I L CL. .X. X. 31 Inter Se I-3: ' eusies I, . 'tl Q rus 2-4: Clirls' Glee Cllub 3. .-X Capella 3: . rt L b 4 I- A .' , C ,. , ' A, . Y K -Q . , ,, U - , ' ' -, , , ' ' ' JS I, 2: , . , -1. '. 1 L J I i I ' l -1, lz ell: 2: Wf- I 5' DOLORES CHRIST G A X 3 InterSeI3 ELOX COFFEY F I' X I Z Baseball 4 Intramurall 2 Sc 4 Champs I LILX BETH COLLINS Oran c Sc Black 4 Inter Se 4 NAXCX ANN COLLINS Orangc K Black 4 Oriole Stall 4 I ibrarx Club 4 Inter 4 Senior Honors R-XS I' COIXNEIL F F X I4 Letterm ms Club 3 4 Footbill I4 Co Capt 4 '11 iek I 4 Little Ten Champs 3 Intramural Basketball K CLIFFORD I DEIHL Football 3 Track 3 Intramural I4 Xl ILLIAM DIETERICH Student Council 3 Lettermans Club 24 Football I3 Track I 4 Little Ten Champs 3 Basketball I 2 K 4 R glOlI'il Champ 2 Little Ten Champs 2 3 4 Il ILLIAM R DOST F F -X14 Track I3 MARX IV. DOYLE Inter Se 4: Forensics I3 Girls' Glee Club I. BETTY ERDMAN Orange fb Black 2, 3 2: 4, Editor 3 8: 4: Inter Se I-43 Student Council 4: -Iunior Class Play: Forensics I-4, Fresh.-Soph. Little Ten Meet 2, Little Ten Meet 2 K 3, Champs 2 Sc 3. I4 LUCJILLE R. FABER Inter Se I. 2 Rc fl: Girls' Glee Cllub l K 2. .'XDEI,I.Ii FRIESS Inter Se I-4. BETTY FRITZ CL. .X. QX. I-4, Basketball Champs Clapt. Vollcylnzall Clllznnps 2, fl: Inter Se I-4. GER XLD D GXLI XN1 L4 tum in S Club 5 4 Football I 4 Baseball I 4 Regional C I1 nnp 5 B tsketball l Intramuml 2 4 MXRGAREI C XULI ncll QI-IIRI EI C OI- I7 6 Mixed Cho s Incl Xttcntllnce I IIJ C R I S urll RUBIQRI C RISSNI XX sole t fl Cl nl tn s u J ot Jn s 1 s alba ' Xtttnc L 'NCJRNI XX C RCJX ILR ILIIICICCI as A Sophomore lrmn St C,lfur Shorts Hugh School Nllchlgan IUDII H C RLENH XC EN C, X X 4 Band l 4 State Solo llc Ensemble Ptstn tl 7 K 5 'cp Band 3 8. 4 Dance Band 2 4 Lnbrxrx Club 5 Inter Se I 4 lll1l0TLIdSSIldX IOICDSICS l 1 Presb Snph Illtle I Nleet 9 Llttle Ten Meet 5 C.h1mps 5 Debate I4 Lntllt Ten Champs4 'QV -'QV' W'-9' RALPH GUNDRUM Oriole Staff: Student Council 4g Letternian's Club 43 Base'- ball I-43 Spade Awardg Intramural Basketball I, 2 8: 4, Clliamps 25 Senior Honors. 4... IJCJRCDIHX X CUINSHI O1 m,t R. Bhclt 4 Inter Sc Z4 'XI XRI EINIA HHXMMEN I1 IIIRXIC1' IL HhIN ml C XRCJI XIX I HPI J Cl C CIC C X C ipCll1 I K DF XX I- HEI IJ K 2 Mt Club 4 Prt XI ILXI' HE'XNhS Entutd 'is I Sophomorc from 'Xltnomonet halls C I Xlixul Chorus I XXX RLIXC h HOI I 'XI XX lx 2 Cross Coun rx I K 2 Inu unuml Bfisketm XI XRI XNX HULBILRI X X I4 Xollulnll Champs 7 K 5 Bxsltttbxll Llmn as I4 Stn HCJIICIIS C XRX I-IIIPI ER id I'o ISA C ro YVONNE L KLEISCI 4 5 Inte 9 IOHN KI INC nol C lass Pits Iutcrmdn s Club 5 K 4 Sc-Cx I r hall I I Bastlnll I4 RCgl0H2l Chwmps 5 Basketball Xlm :qu 7 K 3 I lttlc Icn C,h.1mps 7 K 5 RLQIOIIHI Champs 7 lnnurxl Saskctlnll I ROBERT KLIPPEL Oriole Still 4 umor C lass Pldx LCIICTIII Ill S C lub 4 C ross CUIIITIIX 4 Intrnnuml Bisketbxll 4 LXROLX N IxLOl H Sccx Ilcxs ol Sophomort C,I1ss Sc x ol Scnlol Class -X 4 Band Z1 Orangt K Black 5 CJTIOIC ld Intel St I4 Student C,ounuI 4 Stcx 4 IWDFCIISICS Z4 Dtbitt I Homtcommg C,ourt ol Honor Z Jutcn 4 Nllxul C, OIIIS Z St 4 Girls flee C lub I R. Z X Captllu 7 Scctcl Z 5 K 4 St1tc Solo llc Enscnlblt ltp C lub 4 NORBERT KOLELL 3 SC 5 3 F F A udrtct 5 CJIIOIC Sta rlnack 5 R 4 Cnoss Countrx 4 Bulger Boxs S 'ite 5 IEO KOMI Ormgt 'Q Blick Z K 5 Irflck I NIXRX XXX ICONRYI H 4 Stntt Soo Enscmblt Ptstn ll '7 8. 5 Band C,ounul 5 OIIOIC Staff 4 IC cnt LCJIIIICII I 58 4 nl Q 5 I L S 4 unlor Class Pln Ifolcnslts I4 Fresh Sopll Ixttlt len Nutt I 'L 7 Llllll 'Itn Xlctt 7 C.lmn1ps 7 State Nltu 7 Hf!lIlC coming C,otnt of Honor 5 Intlc Itn Student Council 5 PcpCluIJ4 XLIC E E KR XUS Inttr SL Z I ISEVERLX KUENII X 7 52C 4 Oringt K Bl :LIC 4 C,Il0lL S 4 lntu C as LS Is C,Ic C x lub 4 P I t Xttt lftnct I X 7 Senior Honors XRI ENE KRLILC LR o LIISICS uc loxus s Ct 'F' I? ,W fl 3 I7 I .I ' - fu THOMAS KUENZI Entered as a Sophomore from Menomonee Falls High Schoolg F. F. A. 2-4, Quartet 3. MARLENE LACKAS G. A. A. 35 Inter Se l, 2 8: 45 Mixed Chorus 45 A Capella 2, 45 Sextet 3, 45 Mixed Double Octet 4. NANCY LAUBENHEIMER Inter Se l-41 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club l: A Capella 25 Triple Trio 2: Senior Honors. CAROL LEPIEN C. fa. A. I5 Inter Se l-3. MARYANN LOFY C. A. A. 23 Orange 8: Black 45 Library Club 2-41 Inter Se 2 EQ 35 Forensics 25 Mixed Chorus 3. ROBERT MANTZ F. F. A. I-4, judging Team35 Student. Council 4: Letter- man's Club 3 84 4: 'llrack l-45 Cross Country 2-4, State Meet 3 8c 45 Intramural l-4. CHARLES MARGELOWSKY F. F. A. lg Letterman's Club 3 Sc 45 Football l-45 Baseball I-25 Basketball 25 Intramural Basketball l 84 4, Capt. 4. DOLORES MARCELOWSKY G. A. A. 35 Inter Se 2 8: 35 Mixed Chorus 45 A Capella 4. ELAINE MENZEL G. A. A. 3, 45 Inter Se I-4. 18 EUGEINE B MEREIZ Ltttclmans C lub 5 4 nllack I Z 8: 4 Cross Countrx I4 rtmural I 0 K ELRCJX XII I I EI SI XIYI I 4 uar c Foo hall Il ack I 4 Nllx Chorus 2 4 Boss Cflee C,lub 7 M-XRY NIONROE C X X I4 Band I4 Znd Lieut 4 State Solo 'L Ensemble I-cstn ll 5 Band Council 5 Inter Sc I Student Council I If cnslcs 4 Pc Clul 4 Xllgtatc Band Z 5 Xt 4 -XXX X NIUESLH 5 Intc S '5 Cirls Glec C. IOHN IX-XVIIN Lcttclman s C lub 4 Football 2 4 Baseball I 4 Intramural Biskctball I 2 84 1 Champs I K 2 VVXL1 ER NENLKA Imck 5 4 Intramural 4 Senior Honors MARY O COYINOR Inter Sc I Z R: 4' Mixed Chorus 5 4' Girls' C'Iee C'lub I' A Capella . ROBERT PETSCH '. . , . Z' Band I-4 Pep Band l-4' Football I' Baseball I-5' Clross Countrv 2. EUGENE PFEIFER Intramural 2, 4: Senior Honors. JERRY PFEIFFER Letterman's Club 3-43 Football I-45 Basketball I-4, Champs 3: Baseball I-2: Track 3-4. I9 is is P1 12? X. K A cfs IXMES POLLNOYV I' F -X 14 Baseball 3 4 Tracltl I EROX PRIESGEW IXNIES QU -XC KENBUSH X ite ples ol Freshman Class Treds ol Stnior C lass Band I lx 9 State Solo K Ensemble Pestixal l Danct Band l Rt Z umol Class Plax Lettermdns Club 4 l'ootbf1ll l4 B1 t ill l K Z Tlack 5 2. 4 Little 'len Champs 5 Basket ball l K 2 Nlixed Chorus 4 SCIIIOI Honors C ER Xl DIXE RXDERNI -XCHER Mixtd C bolus 3 4 VIXCEIXT REED r ld Boy Cltul ANNA REIS It ti Se l4 LJ X E RETTLER -' . -' ' Q' ' -.'.-XC 1Je'. NIARX ROEMER 'tctnt CI uncil 5 814' G. .. -. - ' L' 'l '11 ..--' rntl l- Q ' ' .' ' . -g Inter St I-4' Forcnsics Z-4 Frosh. 8: Soph. Little 'lin Nlcu Z C'll'll1llJS Z' Debate 4 Little Ten Clnmps 4' 'Nlixul Chorus N 3: Scxtet 5 ik 4' Pep Club 4' Little Ten Student C'ounc'il 5 EQ 4' D. A. R. -Xward' Senior Honors. DONNA RUFENER Vice-1n'cs. ol' Sophomore Class: Student Council lg CL. A. .PX Teas. 2, Pres. 4, Volleyl all Chan . 2 kk 3, Basket 1 lumps 3,1 2 -3 ' -'Q H 'Af 1 ' Honor 33 Pep Club 4. ALLEN RUNDQLYIST .' tt-rmun's Club 4: 'ootbztll L, ' t' -1 ' 1 --1 'z tr: Vketball l, L ' . 'B fa. A - ea JOYCE SA EGERT Mixed Chorus 41 Girls' Glee Club lg A Capella 3, 4. I HELEN SANDMIRI-I Band l: Mixed Chorus 2-45 Girls' Glee Club lg A Capella 2, 4: Triple Trio 2. JEROME SCHAEFER F. F. A. l-4, Treas. 45 Student Council CAROL SCHAETZEI. G. A. A. l-33 Inter Se l-35 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Girls' Glee Club 2: A Capella 2-4. SHIRLEY ANN SCHERGER Band lg Inter Se l-4-. JAMES SCHMITT Band 23 Forensics 43 Debate lg Boys' Glee Club l. JIM SCHNITZLER Pres. of Sophomore Classg Letterman's Club 3 Xa 43 Football I-45 Baseball 1-45 Basketball I-45 Little Ten Champs 33 Mixed Chorus 3 Sc 45 Boys' Quartet 45 Mixed Octet 4. JACK SCHNORENBERG RALPH SCI-INORENBERG Letterman's Club 3, 43 Football lg Baseball l-4. JANE SCHOENI Orange Sc Black 2 Sc 43 Inter Se lg Forensics I, 3 Sc 4, Little Ten Meet 3, Champs 3, State Meet 33 Mixed Chorus 3: A Capella 3. PXIRICJA SCHRANK Entuecl 1s 1 Sophomort from U.1t1to111a Hlgll School Imu Sc 91 POTCIISICS 2 K 3 I'lCSl1 Soph Llttlc Itn NILCI 1111 'Icn Xltct 3 Chan 3 Nlme Ch us Clnls C lu C luh '7 A C,dpLll1Z K 4 Stxtet 1 X 1lLd1C1or1f1n ARI EXE SC I-ILLIZ xul C llOlllS I C1llS Q IXCOLEIIXF SC HLI I7 Cl SQ RUN Xl IJ SC HUSI ER oss C ClllllllX Al 7 IEROXIE SC HH AR YZ Af1C'C pus ol Sc111r1 C,lf1ss Cjllfblt Staff 4 Student Counul 4 X I 4 umor Class P1111 Lettt1111.A1ns Cllll ' oo a B asc DA Baskttlnll l l Ilttlc Ten Champs 3 4 BlClgCl Boxs S ILC Semm HCJIICJIS IUIH SC HXVEITYER X oca ' ll uk ' er L IUI S .1-1l..' '- vl.CC 1111 S'- 'C1 4: H ' ning Clllllfl ol' Honor 1 Mix' Clho' s --1 '1-- I 1 ' 11 p '-1:51-J -i . llc -I 81111: Solo EQ Enstmhlt Fc-s1iv'1l Z' Vwrsity ClllCC'l'lC l 11-1' . ' l 1 Pt C'lu . MAUREEX E. SHINYERS Entert-d '1s '1 Sophomore from Holy Angels ,'AC lClC'I1lf', Mil- w ul-gcc. C'. A. A. 2-4: Band 2-4: Inter Se 2-bl: Forens' Q FSEQ4. LEONARD II. SIEGKIANN Entered '15 '1 Sophomore from Slinger I-I'gh School' F. F. A. . ' B'1r1r 2: Studs CI 1' ' 111 ' ' -. KATHRYN SORENSON .' 1 ' ior lass: '. .1 ...A 1 CJ'ir - S1'1lf: H1111 - ' 11111-il -. , 'A ' 3 -' -- - ' f.'. 13 -unior lass zv f'1 ' ' -f, . 1' - Ten N '1 , L. f 1 - 'V1 . xc f, Cll1z1111ps 3: HCllllC'C'C?llllI1g Clo 111-:1'y'c L rsl-A: L' L-- L 1 .21 1: C'1L,'l 'oL: i,'L ' l 1 cot . clclztncc bf.: Silllllfllflli . SANDRA SPACLNOLO L..-...L--1 2 L-1 --1 ' .LIH1llIlC'- 1 111 g lllll'l ' o11o1'2: I A. 22 yum si um A. In s IOX CE STEF -KN f X X 24 Xolluball Champs 2 3 Orange R Black 24 IlllLl Se I4 I mrcnslcs 2 4 Fresh ioph Llttle Ten Meet 2 STANLEY S1 ERNIMX I4 Sect 4 Award 2 Letterman C 4 lootlnll I 1 Track 2 Intramurll Basketball 2 8: 4 I-XMES SI R XCKA Pres l umor Class Orlole Staff Student c,0LlIlCll 2 8: 4 Track l 4 Llttle Ten Champs 3 Basketball l 4 I II le Ten Champ s 2 Q 3 Regional Champs 2 Prom Kmv Nlmed C,h0lllS 4 Bots Glee flub l 8 2 Badger Boys State NIXRY JO STUETTGEIN Enteled as a Sophomore Irom St Mary s Menomonee Falls Oran e 8: Black 4 Forensxcs MARX IANE FIENNIES 'Xlrxecl Chorus 24 Clrls Clee Club l -X f ipella 4 RUDY TROELLER Baseball l 8: 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 8: 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Intramural Basketball l 2 8: 4 PATRICIA A IVALSH Entered as 1 Sophomore from Peckham Ir Hugh School Nhluaukee Inter Se 2 8: 3 DIANE WAL FER Inter Se 24 RONALD YVEBER F F -X 2 4, Reporter 3, Orange 8: Black 3, Semor Honors 23 G., . A. 3, 43 ter He I-4. . , . p , I A A I I A If l'- 5- 11 ' 'Z .' ' 's 'lubf 8: 43 ' 2 ' f 'z . 2 '. ' . Cl- ' ' ' .' Q Q ' ' ' 5 .lunmr Class Plav: Lettermans Club I-43 Football l-43 . ,, 1 , ' 'C 'A 4 , y J' 1 ' , D .. w 3 K ' 3 gg .f ', lq K . ' ' . .I L . f ' , 1' 1 ' g 3 2. , Y . .. -A A I . -. ' l ' 1. I I l I li ' . 1 'I I i . . 1 c , y . , H I 7 A 7 l I. ' l ' ' . . . LILLIAN XVESTER hnter ed as a Freshman from Pulaskr Hrgh School G A A 2 3 K 4 Orange8c Black 2 3 8c4 Inter Se 2 3 Sc 4 Secy 'I reas 4 unror Class Play Forensrcs I 4 Fresh Soph Lrttle Ten Meet I Mrxed C'horus 2 Sc 4 Grrls C'lee Club 2 8 3 X Capella 3 Sc 4 B Team Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club EILEEN XVHIPP Inter Se I 2 Mrxed Chorus 4 Grrls Clet Club 2 3 X Capella 2 VIX IXN XX ILDMEX FR 2 IOS CE XVOLF Irtas ol unror Class G A A I4 Secy 3 Basketball C lrarrrps 3 Vollexball Champs I Z 8c 3 Orrole Staff Student Courrcrl I Inter Se I4 Forensrcs 24 Fresh Soph Lrttle len Xlett Z Lrttle Ten Meet 3 Champs 3 Homecomrng Court of Honor I uartet 2 Mrxed Oc et 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Treas 4 Grrls Glee Club I 2 X Capella 2 4 Ptp Club 4 Qemor Honors VIOLEFI I XVOLF C -X X I4 Flreas 4 Volleyball Champs 2 5 BasketLall Inter St I4 Forerrsrcs I Debate I Pep Club IXCIX XVRIGHWI Errttrtcl as a Frtslrrrrarr lronr Lake Mrlls Hrsflr School Club 3 X 4 Football 2 3 Sc 4 Baseball 2 Lrttle en Clrurr as ' 'lr rtk 3 K 4 Lrttle Ten Cham s 3 Mrxed I P orus K 4 lrts 4 Bovs Cxlee C lub 2 Intranru a Baskttbrll 4 BLI I X ZIEGEI BXUER X SHIRLEX X YIORCLIX Orrolt Stall Freslrnran SecsTreas G X X I4 Inter Se I4 Bind I4 Dance Band I3 Basketball Clrarrrps Dtbrte 3 IXO I' PICTURED DON -XLD BXHR9 C XRMEN MI'l'ILES'I ADT X I 3 K 4 Lrbrary Club I lnttr Q I 4 Portrrsre eslrSoll1 Lrttle I r Meet I lX tl o rs s Glte Club 4 X Calclla 24 . L . . .' . 9 A I P Y ' ' L - ' . 1 J 3 1 V x , I . , 3 . , y A . Y : ' 7 ,r - 1 C. .X. .X. 3, 43 Inter Se I, Rc 4. 1 1 J y 1 -1 1 1 I ' . - 1 L - , . ' 'X A is I ' I I . ' A ' ' 1 Q 5 ' 1 1 f ' I , , ' . 1 , :A ' , 3 w . 'R ' x K g 1 .... ' . - , . , , , I 3: 1' C - - 3 -- . 3 1 4 X rce rres ol A urrror Class' Student Councrl 4' Letter rran s I 2, ' ' 1 2 , 3 , T ' . . 1 . '.. .V , ' ' . . r ' Cllr r Q 3 , 3 , I 5 ' r'l z . C .,.. -X. 3: Inter Se I-3. V 1 1 i y . . . - 3 . . I , 3: rr .. , , LII 4 I G. .-X. .-. , - 3 ' f , 3 - .e -I1 ' 'f 's I, Fr 3 : . ' er ff 3 'lixe Cllr rr: 2 ik 4: Gul' X I fz, 1'1 IEQ2. ,-.-.. 1: pa .13 LEADING C -I ...- Tl11.s' flow was flll ll7Il1I'IllSl07I'lI d om' for II11' Sl11d1'r1I Co11r11'z'l llfffII 7'.S who were gener11iIy on the go leading IIS 1.75 1motl11'r s111'11'ssfz1I 3'f'flT of srhool HlflA1'ffiP.S. Cooperrlling with lfll' SfIll1ff'7ZI Cflllllllj. who look Ilfl o111'r-all intffrest in SIIIUUI 11ff111'r.S, w1'r1' the off1'112r5 of the 11115565 and olhfr 51'l1oo1 O7'gIl71l.- Zllfllflllt. lI'l11'Il11'r 1ompi1ing this ywlrllook, ZL'UTlff7I,Q on ll 1l1'1 llfllfl-fill 1or11m1tf11', or Sfflfllflg 11.5 I1 SfIldf'77f 1fll7'llTlAIl7I uw' ffllllld 111111 Il11' honor 111111 pr1'sI1'g1' of llf'Iv77g I1 112111114 111.50 1f11t111'l1'1l r1'.s'por1.s'1l1ilitx' and work. Tlrrozzglfout H112 y1'111 11'P found IIIIIIIY 7'IlP'I'Pd Hffflfffl-FS in 114111 I1 zvf 1ould fry our lllllld 111 lzeing II 1111111111 .Many of 115 look our lums at follozuing 11nd lfrlcllng-1111 1116 time 1f'lH'l?l7IKLf that 1'l'.S quite lr111' 111111 Il good l1'11a'1'r is ll good fo1l1nu1'r. 25 'Tp uf J N.. e 1 'T n FRESI-IMAN OFFICERS President ..A., JIM MARGELOVVSKY Vice-president . DELLA KLIPPEI. Secretary .,........ . CORA LEACI-I Treasurer , . . . JIM TROTTER Eagan 7a Qaaw An interesting group of l46 likable and en- thusiastic Freshmen greeted our eyes on September 5. Jim Margelowsky as president, Della Klippel as vise-president, Cora Leach as secretary, and Jim Trotter as treasurer led the class throughout the year. Judy Matthews, Sue Chaplin, and Bob Collins were elected as their Student Council representa- tives. The Freshmen will always remember their first participation in Homecoming affairs as they chose Della Klippel as their candidate for Home- coming Queen. In athletics, Mopey Hagen's name was perhaps outstanding since he was the only Freshman on the State Tournament basketball team. No one who watched the C-.A.A. basketball games will forget the Freshman's dynamo, little Myra Mante. All of us at times would like some of her quick energy and spirit. Among the cheer- leaders spurring these athletes on to victory was Heidi Esslinger. Seven Freshmen went to the Little Ten Fresh- man-Sophomore Forensic Meet and the following helped to win that meet by bringing home four A's: Linda Harris, Mary Buckley, Jane Kloth, and Judy Matthews. In the humorous declam field, who can forget Clariee Laubenheimefs delightful pre- sentation of the Mulberry Street story! At the col- umbus Music Festival Jane Kloth received a star- red first in Class C alto sax. As the Freshmen look back over their first year in they can feel justly proud of themselves and their accomplishments. At first, they might have been a little confused by high school life but after one successful year, they are looking ahead to the next with new ideas, and with the satisfaction that they are no longer green Freshmen but a defi- nite part of H.H.S. as Sophomores. Qfwlfunen Rim I-llmnlln f'llLllllCl'. lYiIIiznn lgUCllllll'l. Kznen linen, june Connell. Coxiwlniiu' ililClNlllll. S: llzickais. Rim ll-Iginiie lleilcmski. Rnelmen Ile' '. an llurklex, lfzue llunlvleilin. Rulm' A . i Brmm, Rilzl Dielenlmeiger. Rim IIlARaixmuml .Xlln'e1lil. Keni cflllllll. Xlzir- rv L V . , . . gdlll llunlll. llizinklin l'.lllll'K'S. kenneth f.Ulll'2lKl Susan flliziplin. Pzlliick llgiwler. Run l-llgniiel fsiwll, Eileen Cielning. Clizirlew Hnlillgili, Klumlxn Gillicli, Rolfe!! f-llCl1li'lil7f'Yg, flelailcl Fzilkenstein, Rim' Ilwlgiflll Hucklnntli. Durolln fi1lllgl'I'. .Kline lillllllklll. Pail Cirmlx. llerniae Hoepner. Xlznflell Hagen. Rem Ill-lnrlitli Fixer, Gerulml f:ll'CllL'l. Robert C-enncrmzin, Virgil Fnlnenkiug, Hmviml Hagen Heilli lixslingei. Rmx I-lane Klolh. Claml Krew, Qlcanellc Hefler, Inlio Hoffmann. Clzimline Heesen. Della Klippcl. Row II-Roger IIlllCl'H1llCl1lC. Delores Keen. .Xliec Kmnp, Tern Hanrullzin. Piilliltlil Klink, Elzirgzner Kiefer. lS'illiznn Hnllieil. Row III-Wilfred Klimel, xl1ll'2llCl Rern.'Hin'rx ll F-Z , Illlllll, Xlllllfllll Kling. Ilumlln Kluikmv, kanen Hzirlker, iiiigem-l Hzierlli. V Ram l-lllllllll Nlnllllexu, llllllllil Xll'lll Kgirlileen Xlrnnmg, l,1nil.i Hxiliix Xlxirle Xlirlelxlzivll Xrnelle i.lli'llI. Rim ll-lllllllll lXIli'llNllt'I. fnmli-n Xlmrelwm, iI.nne i,LllIlK'llll1'lllIL'l. Xkillignn XlUN1'l Rnlli XIV: uni. XlXlllQI Xl.inle. K1'lllll'lll Kun! Rim lllglxmnue lgiwiinke. 1111.1 lcniili l.nmw Nl 1 Inmskx lsllllllll lkllll lim NliXl1in Xnllu gi ge , . A . 'L - '. N mix I.llllllLllll. i.LllIlll' i.l'll4l1 ,. A41 E xl' U- ,au fhufamen Ron I-Cleora Radke. Wayne Neu. Barbara Polster. Maureen O'Neil, .lane Riley. Ron Il-Ellen Persick, I-Imily Pfeifer. Doris Nehru. Margaret Nelson, jacquelynne Reik. Ron Ill-Richard Ritger. Donald Pieper. Donald Out-. Douglas Pfister. Roger Nash, Charles Xen, Ron I-lirnin Rohleder. Margaret Schnitzler. ludith Schwartz, Harlan Schrader. Nlarilyn Roskopf. Eugene Schmidt. Ron ll-Raiford Ritterbusch, Evelyn Schmitt. john Rufenu. Darlene Schulteis. Frederick Schad. ixllil- garet SL'lliClxCliI, lerrold Reich. Rott Ill-David Schumacher. Vincent Scharpl, Hairy Ross Rhodes. Donald Schumacher. Darwin Schuinacher. Frank Schwulst. Kenneth Schmidt. Ron l-Robert Wlegener. Mary Weber. Rosina Sonn, lanies Trotter. Ron ll-john Spielmann, Carleen Strothers, Lionel Wagner. Elizabeth Strupp, john Stuettgen. Ron Ill-Kenneth Rayewske. Ruben Seibert, Anth- ony Radermaeher. .lerome Talajkowski. Donald Wittig. Ron l-Adeline Weiss. Kay XVittenberger, Ruth XVoods. Elaine Sellinger. Row II-Wayne Stefan. june Werner. Cecile Strupp. .loanna Wagner, Barbara yVhipp. Ron' Ill-Rodger White. Richard Vielbaum, Ardell Wolf, Donald lVilde, .james Zivko. , -:LI 4, . ff, heal! - i, 'v -4 Q 7 dfcuaqlwafzk 'lhe Sophoinores returned to high school this year eager to reach the hallway mark ol their high school years. 'lihey' began early hy selecting Daye Zttehlke, an outstanding varsity' lullhatk, as their president: lsertnit Lelnnan, as yite-president: and Lattriee Nlerkel as secretary-treasttrer. For their representatives in the Student Council they those Fay' Stertnan, -lean Collins, and Phyllis Sorenson. ln another early election, they selected pretty Carlene Lepien as their candidate lor Hotneeoining Queen. Aloe Schroeder was another Sophomore ton- trihution to the Varsity loothall teatn playing lirst string center. and in Cross-country loin Nlontag was the only Hartlordite to place in the Stale Nleet, Clarlene l.epien took a step lorward to an teatn cheerleader. 'Iltose Sophotnores who participated in l-'orensies were Ruth lhayer, Nlary Russell. liai- hara Nlayne. Cletn Hanrahan, .Xllen Nash. Phyllis Sorenson. and Xlarilyn Batttftnann. lhe latter three also helped to win the conlerente lorensit trophy' by tneriting ratings at the Little 'len Nleet. Allen Nash having reeeiyed an in Dis- trict Forensic-eontpetition earned the right to enter the State Nleet. ln the tnusical lieltl, Roll' Kroeher again won a starred first lor a troinhone solo in Class ,X. liarahara Nladyne, too, went to State on tlarinet in Class Cl. XYho will lorget Ruth 'l'hay'er's narration ol tlte 'l'hree Little Pigs , and Sharon Shinner's ol' the l'eelthorn's Revenge at the lX'in- ter Concert. And lrotn what we heard ol the basketa hall trips. l,elty Hagen ranks with the best ol' the Sophomore tnusieians. though perhaps in a more spontaneous and entertaining lashion. His tnost noteahle appearance in this inusieal world oe- cttrred during the blackout at Nliddleton Seetionals. 'lihe Sophomore talent was not lacking in the base- hall and track squads this spring. lhese successes in tnany lines only point to the latt that next y'ear's Alttniors are all set lor their new role as upper- elasstnenf' .s il ' Row I-Margaret Berlowski, Diane .-Xnlenhaclier. .loxic llovd. juanita liemer, Donna llerschneicler. Donna lirinkmann. Row II-Winifred Breilkreulz, Belly Brown, Nzincx' Best, Gloria Brugger, .lean Bocmu-her. Row III-Andrey Baier. Roherl Buns. Ronald llulenhacher. Terry Aldrich, Donald Borlen, Mari- lxn Bziulzmann. Row I-.lean Collins, Barharann Dietenlierger, Rutl llndalin, john Dorn, Arlene Ehert. Row II-Richard Gourlie, Ioan Collins, Rosemary Cznill. Cloria Compton, Xvaller Dais. Row III-Mary .Ioan Cahlman. Richard lluclianan, Nliihziel Buckley, Donna Doll. Fredric Gennermzin. joseph Dorn. Row I-Sharon Rundquisl, Arlene Papez, Jerome Priesgen, Rosalie Reed, Marlene Mnllhauf. Row II-Louise Navin. Blanche Reyer. Karen 0'keane. Patricia Persick, Maxine McGee. Row III-Franklyn Schellinger, Gerald Nellesheim, lznnes O'Keane, Allan Nash, Sheila Pusch. Row I-Eflwin Shawl Carol Yinz, Fax Sterman, Rulh 'l'lizix:-r. Elaine Tesch. Row ll-Margaret VanMinsel, ludith Sell, Florence Steinke, Phyllis Sorenson, Marlene Simon Row III--Rcfhert C. lVagner, Helmut Hlagner, Clarence Sterr, Nancy Turnbull, Russell Wagner. fgafff Rrm l'HK'IlI1llIl'llL' Rrlllm. john Nclxllvlrlvl. lgumw Rvlllvl. Ninn Rchuglldl. ,MINI 'Smhguum Ram Il-fmhlcm' R4-lllu. Xlznx Rum-ll. Xlgnlvm- SKIIIINICI. loan Szholtcx. lone SmI1I.1YL'l, Rfm III-lkzlllmm Nlxunc. c1llTll'll'N Smluwuv. Rfmuhl Smhlvc. l'zxuI Rogers. Lmix Nlclkcl. Run I-c.2llhCIiIlC Xxvhillll. SLIIJIIHC nmung. Xnmwlm' XXJIICIN. lzmiu- xxL'llfll2L'l. Rohm! Mmuug. He-mx 1.114-mum. Run ll--l.1cclucIm Nulf. BQIIIHIILI O, U.nIlm. lmw Wim-dxxluwl. Xflhlll' Xclsmm, Rolmc-Il Km. Riclmlvl XYL'lllL'I'. Rolvcrl G. XV1lQ,'I1Cl', Ron III-ISz1I'lra1'u If Xvf1llCl.fQUIklXIl Iicmkc-1. Slmmn Sl!illllL'lN. llzaxifl luchlkc-. Rm .Williz1lns In-gm Wnlxlx. lS1u1'lv.m1 XX'cImcr. Run I - Luk Toning. llrnlgllsl IIZIQVII. thanx XYZIQIIUIA lhmnxu Hunlug. Glvn IM-:Lvl Ron II-'zum-Q llicfm-lllmgull. Rnlw-ul RllNl'IllIlll, lfilllkllil NYVIWI. llmmlli Nlzxlx. Im:-lvl: Uslm-11:12:11 ,UNCIIII lllllltlfl. Run III -Dmmlm! SillllIfC'llIXl'Ig, l41x1 1l1f.c'Yll, lluuxx 5lllIlll'1ll'l. RfCl1Lll1l Hillcl. lhzm XliIrIu'Yl. Hu-mx lA1llllIi'llIll'illll'l. Rmx I-Rulmxi ldimcl-. C-lrnin Knob Xlzux Ilvlrl Ibzlxicl Hnclll, Run II-Run Hn-mu-Q. xILlIf1L'IH'l lmkwn I1mml1n' f.lL'Qc'I. XIIII fullfllltll. Rrm IH-Imx Hold. 1:0 IrgHmrIN, fl4'IIll'VlI lllllllll 111111. Ricllalld He-W Ruth Hvlr! Run I-limllicc Klnll. YYilmL'x IUIIIN, Ymnmn Kxucgcl. f.mlc11L- I.:-picn. Rrm II-Dllllllil KUCNICIQ Bc-Hx Klux, lbrmxm Kllll' gvm. jrmn km-pp, Sluirlcx lCI1lIIl'k Run IH-jmxc ICIIN. l'l'IL'l Innwln Rnlf Klnvlwl, I-xc-mail l.l'IllllJlll. Riclunn! Kirxrh ,. :X A 'ffl 'T' 'fir ij? RV fx Y u I 1- 2 V- in-, f-.5 -17 in - N , , , 5, ,M f K f 1 -2,--H Y t y g ' , WI ,A ,,f. 5 f ,,L. S,,, 7 fad 1471-Guilt! '7fze ecvmm As the juniors began their third year at Hart- ford High, they were more than determined to make this step just around the corner to the Senior year a successful one. The class chose as their leaders, President, John Margelowskyg Vice-president, jerry Gillichg Secretary, Marilyn Radkeg and Treasurer, Pat Ennis. Their veiws and opinions were expressed to the Student Council by representatives Dale Gourlie, Peter Schulteis, and Helen Butzler. A first prize float was entered in the Homecoming parade and Mary Loew was elected to the Court of Honor. This past year the juniors have shown their de- pendability and originality by presenting a delight- ful melodrama entitled The Curse of an Aching Heart In this dramatic contribution everyone re- members the western drawl of Dale Gourlie and the helplessness of heroine Mary Berndt as she tried to free herself from villain Loran Goff. This success spurred them on to greater achievement, and they came forth with a Prom that all acclaimed as a high- light of the school year. In An Enchanted Forest atmosphere Queen Marilyn Radke reigned with King -Iohn Margelowsky. ln addition to the -Iunior's clever decorations, we agreed their selection of Har- ry Rothman's orchestra contributed much to our enjoyment of this formal dance. In the Forensic field, Pat Ennis contributed to the Little Ten Championship bv earning an in the Extem- 32 poraneous Reading Contest. The juniors can boast that a member of their ranks, jack Parker, held first chair in the cornet section in our band and was assisted by -lim Karcheski and Stuart Schellinger in the same section. Another junior, Eugene Falk, played a class A bass solo at the Columbus Fes- tival. Juniors point with pride to their outstand- ing athletes, Bob Talajkowski, XVayne Fischer, Bill Chaplin, Buddy Bliss, Lefty Renzaglia, jerry Gillich, Loren Gerken, Don Grady, john Marge- lowsky, and Charles jackson. Football and basket- ball team members agree that they could not have functioned without such managers as Gene Mon- roe, Bill lVhitney, john Wfinterhalter, Chuck Al- giers, Gib Krause, Don Grady, and Digger De- Groot. Two other outstanding -Iuniors were Dale Gourlie and Betty Schnitzler. Dale and Betty were Varsity Cheerleaders, and Dale also entertained us at pep meetings with his excellent baton twirling exhibitions. The spade award synibolixing excellence and thorouglmess in scholarship was given to Dorothy Frank. The key award which exemplifies excel- lence in extra-curricular activities as well as scholar- ship was given to Bill Chaplin. We Seniors in our year book want to extend our wishes to the junior Class for a happy and successful Senior year. Rem I-HL-Icn Bmphcx. lilvamnc Billl!'lkIl9lflIllidl Nunn licrglnnml. ijflllillil Bl'lll'SSt'1. Row II-Mary Ilvlongic. Louise Iinh1'mx', Nlary licrnmil. Domthx .Un'cns. Dianc Nblmlt. Run IIlgRi4hgn4l Bzwlcl. Richard Iivinc-. c.hCSlCl ISIN. Paul Blllllllllllllll. Williznn Mlm. Row l-Iivllx ,2lllK'f1IlI'iYli1lll, Pllllilill Ennis, Shillcx Ilictc-11lvc'l'gc'l', blcn Iiifvrl, Shixlm Klrnmcll. Row II-jc-an l!lll'clic'k. Hclcn Bntrlcr. Dorothx lfrank. Drvnnzl I'l'l'Ill'il'k. Charles Xlgicrs. Rms Hlfl,2HSIl'lHt' llcbmol. Ianws CUIIIIIICX. XK'illi:nn Chaplin. XVaxnc' FBIICI, l ZllgClH' Falk. Y llmmlz! Lnrg. Row I-Ruse Horst. Donald Grady. Marie ffilliclm. Jerald fiillich. joyce Hahn. Run ll-lean Goetz, Nlarlcnc Hucpncr. Daxid Hvirnml. llfzmlhx Hcf.er, Barbara Halnahan. Nlary loan Hagen. Run IIIAIJaxi1l Geszvain, Ilalc Cmnrlie. Daxirl GCIlClL'iN. Loran Coll, Loren Gcrkcn. Ron I-Xlary Irucw. Donna' l,HllI!EllIltJillIt'f, janet Lzukns, Gilbert Krause. Row ll-Niarxclcnc I.:-picn. Charles jackson. Xdelinc Knak. larncs Karcheski, Frames njaworiki. Row Ill-Fredrick KICHNCI. l'llNil! Kcwpp. Darxl Kllflllli. .jcmrnc lahnl, fohn Lcpien ,gag I :- s .xt Q A ' 1- Row I-Carla Manle. Lufille Marmne. Frances Marek. Mary Ann Xen. Row II-Elizabeth Neu, Gloria Merkel, Jerry' Marks, Doris Maurer, Theresa Mueller. Row Ill-+l.uren Mnxyfee. ylolrn Margelowsky. Wil- liarn Nell, Eugene Monroe. l-'rank Moser. Row Iflrrne Riexs, Dolores Sanders. Rulrert Rasa-lrka, Marilyn Raclke. Rim II-lililalmellr l'l'eifer. Renila Renfru. l.4n'is Quanrlt. Henry Rawclrka. Cecelia Xeulrurg. Rory Ill-'james Mann, Frarrrew Roellrle. llellmert RC'lll1lgll2l. Siclney Reerl, .lark Parker, Roxy' I-Iilifalfetlr SC'llllllllCli, lane Selny'eiUer, Mar- , iorie 'lirollcr. Beverly Suanlon. Row ll-Laura Sosclrinske. Marianne Selnnill. Nancy Stefan. Sllllilllll' Sflllllllll. Peter Sclrulreis. Roxy Ill-Marvin Sclrellinger. Stuart Sclrellinger Rielrarrl Poole, Rnlmert lalaikoyyski. .larnes 'lirueller Chester Secfelrlr. Row 1--Willrerl xvllllfll Marlene Weller. Hill Whitney, lanis Yllll. Row ll-Marlene llillgllldl, Gladys Sigur, Marlene 'Wagrrcrx Marilyn lnrn. Maryln Weller. Row III-Rulxerr Winrerlraller, lulrn Wiulerlralrer, lames Zunlxer. larnew limurr. Cllerncnr Weiclig. T27 lr: rf sr, S 0 ' i . 1 1 1 11111 11111 111 1111. 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Surely tops in popularity and personality were the live tan- didates chosen by the student body. Here thev rode in splendor down our Main Street. The student librarians planned a n d treated the faculty at a Book Week Tea. In this picture. Miss Welker and Miss Keller, at the pret- tily' decorated table, supplied themselves with the delicacies . . . Robert Klippel, a mem- ber of the Senior class Cap and Gown Committee, meas- ured Ruth Brown. Even suth secrets as weights were di- vulged. Here Anna Muesth gave her weight to jerry Sfllwklfll. Over scenes like this the student librarians served as leaders during each period of the day. luck Wright was without ai doilbt the super Santa Cllaius ot all the years. Hon well we all ieineinber the ttpifal Hxvfiglllu wit in att- tionl ,Ks Clhuck .Xlgiers fon- lided a big setret to Santa, Brownie Peter St bulteis opens the next letter. Mary Roemer as a bulletin board artist for the Library Club arranged a Ride A Hobby Horse bulletin board . . . Here Dorothy Frank. the treasurer of the Librarv Club, assisted Walter Dais in checking out a book, Manager john XVinterhal- ter and Chuck Algiers gave spirit as well as first aid to the 1952 football team . . . Miss Keller blows up another balloon for the balloon sell- ing campaign sponsored' bi the Inter Se during the Homecoming festivities . . . Another feature of the surf cessful Christmas program directed by the student coun- cil was Betty Erdman's read- ing The Littlest Angel. W lg 9s qt sf .1--u n paamfel YY ' K t ....-r 4 ff, ,rf V x vw- 1 if is x Six-Q ' 37 'W 1 Frances .Iaworski and Marilyn Buchanan set pins lor a C..X..X. bowling session -- A cross country feed -- Coach and .jerry seemed very happy about the scroll bearing the good wishes ol all ol us students lor a successful Sectional basketball tournament at Middleton -- john Schnei- der. the man in white, lines up with Varsity gridders as they prepare for XVest Side Park practice -- The Freshman Girls' Glee Club had their own Mardi Gras on Shrove Tuesday -- Ready. hike. Louie! -- Lel's get this parade on the road, say Student Council Adviser Allen and Parade Chairman Nash to Council President Becker -- Smiles on these faces seem to indicate that we're on the victory road as student chairmen bring in results to Miss Figiedrich at the Little Ten Forensic Meet. 'PQ x X x N. w N98 'Vi i f .4 53 F l s L H u f it Og! 2 S avg.. N!! s t1 to .E ENJOYIN N-'7 'U 0 on V f l jack Wrighfs grin as he ducks through the door of the tepee with pretty Kathy Sorenson uias only a reflertion of the pleasure on the faces of all who enjoyed our Homecoming Redskin Ramp. Some of our girls didn't think it was all fun as they bolstered their eourage to ask a boy to the Inter Se danee, but hy the night of the dame, they all agreed that it was delightful dancing to the music of the Hartbeats. Yes, the year was parked with fun, lmt whether riding a haywagon on a cold Oftohei night, or stuffing ourselves at a vietory feed, or risking our lives in an Intramural lzasketlzall grlrllfx we learned to enjoy ourselves-a valuable part of learning. Q , lip.: Xi wig? f t.3,'ihfr .t iq' 56.11-spa N. X 'Whig-'ixzil . K xi ,J ,pq s I I it 14 V 1 .X A-1'--rg-Q Q l f. , , M? , , ,,,,,.k,,,-.,,.,.. fiif' .-'uf - A - . . , 2, fy. nah., !.-r, 'kv fe' ,ph I - - - -4' - ... , .,.ft5't .p fn' 'gig if , A . A .5 ,I ' 5 .. 1... ,Hx W ' ,. t , vb . , .,,,. A 'f , f ah, am fd!! w I A 'll N ll I, r -tk Uv'-5' 'L bf. 'V wr ,K-, Q . 'f Aura- , H.. ' W' vs, ,,,1f3 :j., 'K Qvifl q m f . 7' ' , I . 4. W Ak V . FLOATS An individual speeial by Eloy 244895- Eafmlqn Klolfa Under the direction of the Student Council our l952 l-Iotnetuocing was a huge success. Alter the snake dance, as the great H was lighted on the lront of the high school building. Queen Carolyn Kloth cut the ribbon that officially opened the occasion's festivities. A rousing pep rally fol- lowed which was handled exceptiona ally well by our etncee, Dick Becker. The next afternoon the parade was held in which all the classes and or- ganizations took part. Then the game, a heartbreaking climax to the entire Honteconiing! XVQ were -deleaied by lVest Bend 6-0. But after the game our spirits were lightened as we entered a gym beautifully decorated for a Redskin Roinpf' where pretty Carolyn Kloth, our queen, stepped onto the throne to receive her crown iroln 'lint Stracka. Thi' .lU'li0l'S - first place winners YVe tried our best lg COT tt Q , .,f THE PARADE PEP RALLY AX big frowcl on Hztrtlorclk Nlnin Strt-vt lor tht' flllC'L'll Clztrolyn opens N52 Homccoii colorlul pztrzicltn tlimiztstic' Pep Rally rw W. ROYALTY f 5 gl: , l rc-sltmztn atmliclzttc--Dcllzi Klip X 3 i i ' I W pcl, escort lim Margclowsky. ' fjj f. V Sophomore Czindidatf: - Clarlenc ,' ,. X V '- P . ' Lcpicn, escort Erwin Kocpp. , l , Quecri Carolyn Klotli ' V S King Alcrry Schwartz 3. ' - . lunior candidate -- Marx Locw, V K, snort Bill Chaplin. A V 'K I h Senior camliclate - Katlirvn Sor- f li I 1 7' r I cnson, escort lack Hriglit. fnllm Se 1618 lance nn'NI1r elcmskx C irolxn Clllnch Helen Buulu md C huck -Xlglcrs lllxC mme out from dancin lor rdxeslnnents l' AWVA il f d EVENING IN P RIS Vocalist Blanche Reyes and Mr Roddnfks Hdrtbedls dehght us all at this gurl dues box dance i Needless to say Pat Perslck Bob Rasch ka Susie Chaplin and Fl erry 'hldI'lCl1 are enjoying themselves ...J-' ..- Lrrx Emmgr 1 umx us sag u muuu s dfmu nom uclx and ss cz umm xc pm uh rind MIIIIL xx c 411.1111 m 1 1 x fnsl nz Jmn U I j Sll ,rv ,fn 'P' Ruth llmwr Holm Kllppgl Domm Ixoutgr 1 c Bob c:llSSl1Ill1 mur Samoa Qevwwf I , J ' w 4' ' x ' Q h 0 v 3 I G 1 I , X I 4 N f f Ny 'Q ' E , .1 L W N ' , 3 4 ,V X ' h 4 f 1 41- 1' f,an zl 1 'ns dy r- , - , , f ,., sf! N I ml I S 1'.V fy I ML. 'ml 1 visit lxcforc one ol' thc Ixcll' ' thc povrr bc-hind the 'loft Hmm K.lm,m. wmwr .118 wh cmwc ' our gym into an -r wm- A I- l. , o o o D! SllI.H.h,1l CN, 'Nd KU, I.. I 4 Al ,X Imnsmm- who uppczax' In hr Cllhifbfillg than?- ' 4' W 1 ' , ', sc-lxu zum' Dm-Ilan Klilmpcl. luck lzlrkcr. 1' I I.z111lxv11l1c'11m'l', and l'.llhl'lI1' NIL-I 1l.mu- In I I 'md CVVUAOIXH fillicil . - - ' ' ' 1 . 1 Af I , thc l'l1x1lmm':1l lam! nl Rllhlllkii lxcnls O14 11 V f'lll'.' ':l. i 0 . I ' , V I, K Q.-, VF' ' , 1 4 N1 V' 5 , I 9 , f 1 f a' l Z - i 2 , 1 3 i 'A 43 O O I Nothing to say about the first picture, just horseplay between 'jerry Gallant and Clem Han- rahan -- Mr. Andrews crashes the Cross Country feed and more than just samples the hamburger --- Mighty Carroll tries his strength -M Miss XYelker makes a hit with Santa Claus. Do you blamt him! Mrs. Santa Claus, alias Ht-len Butzler, appears a hit annoyed -- No doubt. -Itme Rettler has just made a strike -- Aw-www. poor Fritz Gcnnerman and Joe Schroeder just wishin' -- Ierrt Gillich thinks more ot drinking than pit-ture taking -- More fun than work on this home- coming clean-up connnitteef lX'hat with Bill Chaplin steering and Bob Grissman shifting we feared that the truck might lall apart -N The boys thought it was sheer lunacy. but the girls en- ioied their hayride despite the lreeiing weather --- Our snake dance moves to the music- ol tht- foiiiitallv dressed Pep Band--Handsome Bill llieiei ich thought more of the picture than the hottle. ' i 04 1 ,,,,.'fI fv- Znjoq XVaiting lor an .X hmnh -- Bula Petsch looks nrvrriecl as tu M'lI2llv5IJlOlJL'I'1ll the lnter Se 'lien lm' the Seniors -- Rusina Sunn and Caroline Heesen clerk the lilzrary Clhristnizts tree with greeting cards. Library Lluh ineinlmers had dune the rest ul' the decorating i4 Back stage at the Senior Class Play -3 Vice-Principal Bailey. alias jerry Schwartz, gives orders to Janitor lick Tok. better known as Elm' Colley. in the Seniors presentation of No More Homework A- 'Tis ll lant that Mr. R1llJlllIISllSD'l Irish, but he sc'a1'c'ely meant that sign beneath his beautiful St. Patti-1c'k's day bulletin hoard -- Qlerry Schwartz begins his pivot as the line charges in one ol' the lrmlliall games -- 'l his scene was the beginning of the lun lm' the juniors as they prepared for their l'rmn. , 3 M95 'S Q QT!! nusg 4 'ft U QR-was A'4fh' 1 '6 tc' 'ff at .xx A ,tigitn gig, in ,,,p, .VN ij . Scenafwmleneaiflzlfae .1 M pw-m Aon,-AA af an gndftdhfecf QM Pwm Raqdfq RCIQIIIDQ mu in Emh mud hunt wnrc lung ohn Xlngmlcmskx and Ln Nlnnlxn Radkc In mlm Cm L Honrn n ln Ill 'XI11 n Schollcs I 1 lll X 1 L lr L C lllllll ,, , K. A ku , , .Quc' . 2 I' 2 -. 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The Band consisted of Marjorie Troller, Judy Gruenhagen, -lack Lepien, Stuart Schellinger, .lim Karcheski, Dick Becker, Bob Petscth, Kermit Lehman, Eddie Shaw, Rolf Kroeber, Mary Roemer, and their leader, Gary Hup- fer. .lack Parker is not pictured -- This clarinet trio ranged from Senior Shirley Ziorgen to Fresh- man Cora Leach, with Sophomore Marilyn Bautzman filling in on the other part -- Band Captain Dirk Becker presented Mr. Roddick with a gift at the Mid-Winter Concert -- Rolf Kroeber. class trombone player, relaxes as he practices his solo which won him a starred first at the Co- lumbus festival. 50 Mr. Roddick presents -Ierome Braun with last year's Arion Award -- The Secretary of the Band. Mary Monroe, holds the mike while Second Lieutenant Maryann Konrath and Captain Dick Becker tune up --- One of the ensembles at the Columbus Muaic Festival was played by Fresh- men Dorothy Klockow and lane Riley -- The Dance Band played for the Date Dance and other school dances. It was composed of --Iudy Sell, Gary Hupfer, .lane Riley, and Dick Becker, Saxo- phones: -lack Lepien and Rolf Kroeber, Tromhonesg Kermit Lehman, String Bassg -lim Karcheski. Mr. Roddick and .lack Parker, 'lrumpetsg lludy Gruenhagen, Piano: and lim Trotter, Drums. 51 BXSSOON C:n'ol5n Klolh FRENCH HORNS Marilyn Buclmzmau flzm-lpn llzisclx llUllIlll'clClll1ll'l fXlzi15gzl1'clCLz1l1ll Susan Nlulllmcws Gloria Rziclkc- Szmclrzl Slxzxgxlolo Ioan ZIICSI CORXEIAS lXl2ll'g2lllCl llcrncll Kznlcn Embcrson -IHIIICS Karcllcski Ingrid l.cz1c'h 'luck l'2ll'lLL'l' Icrrx Rn-ich Slllllll Sl'lll'lllIlgCI' 'IRUNIBONES Ruth liuclulm Nlzuric Gillicll Della Klippcl Roll Kmchcr Klum Rucnufr .Indy Scllwcilfvr l lm'c-nc-c Slcinkc 52 Bam! l5fXRl'lAONIiS lolm Bc-rmll llanck Lcpicn Nancy 'llurubull BASSES Eugcm' Falk 'IuclCillic'l1 Rcrmil I.l'lllll2lll Kc-mlclll Kun! 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K gn ,, , Qlx -43 li- Q 5:5 , , , . . 'xi' if 4 4' -f. 33, A , 4 2 Ma it , gi' f 61- '1a k9f1 3 We za , Q, N v . my f Q, i AM. ' , ' fz,,,,,, ,gm AWK' '45,-PJ' , f mf mf A . ,,- aff f Q Vi , ,bg ww, Aff? ' W Jews., Shirley Ziorgen and Donna Rufener try a duet and Marilyn Buchanan happily accompanies them -- This is the second soprano section ol' the A Cappella which entered class A at the Co lumlms Festival this year. They are: flront rowjyloyce Schlaler, Donna Brinkmann, Louise Buh row. .lacquelin XVolf, fsecontl rowj Marilyn Ratllae, Beverly Swanton, Cora Leach, Shirley -Ieranek Rose Horst lthird rowj Dorothy Chartier, Margaret Kern, Carmen Mittlestadt. Sheila Pnsch, Dor othy Rlockow These are the first sopranos of the A Cappella: ffirst rowj Marlene Simon, Pa tricia Schrank, Barbara Hanrahan, Phyllis Sorenson, fsecontl rowl Marlene XVagner. Czirlene Le pien. Mary Berndt, Suzanne Schmidt fthird rowj Margaret Berntlt, Frances Marek. Nancy Berg luntl -- Mary loan Gahlman and Aloyce -lens tuning their flutes. Q7 '47 gu- 17? vw- W5 er QS' if-A'-If rv IX xs mumsun uc n 4 IC 'mr md Nancy Bug ,lu C lulm who Lnlmul 1 Sluow Tue . 1 mu s 0 L fm sm mc lxgin thc 'N mm ll 1 o su mn 0 IIC X C .xppdll Umm muy NI lrlnm XX zxgncr, C dmlxn H4 4 C,u.1lcmu cumul1u C .amlmg C llllch qsuond muy Iune Russ Nlnleng Lackas, Lnllmn Vu Cr ,gf -as ,- 'PL ,. AA ---- ,M n ':3Ka.:w. if 2 fb, f F Y fb A Q 3 ,fav Wir.: Nga' E x 7!ne fbelde Sioaq a: :'3ll-1534, ,,, Q A ' Q 'iv I - ,sv F5 rv r Things looked rather bleak at the beginning of the debate season with only two yeterans re- turning from last year's squad, But Debate Coach E. R. Buetow was able to recruit two students who ably assisted veterans Dick Becker and judy Gruen- hagen. These recruits were Bob Grissntan. who teamed with Dick on the negatiye and Mary Roemer who assisted 'ludy in the aflirmative, The debate question for this year was Resolved that the North Atlantic Treaty' Organilation should form a federation. The first tournament of the year was held at West Allis Central High School. The negative won 3 debates giving Hartford a three win three loss record. The animal University of lVisconsin Extension tournament held in Mila waukee was rough on the team with each side winning only one debate. .X high point in the season was the tournatnent yxin at Sheboygan Central when the learn won fiye debates and lost only one. tying with Port Wash- ington for hrst place. The climax of the season catne at Waupun in February when our team won all their debates and brought home another Little Ten Championship trophy. The affirmative starred in this win by dc- feating the defending co-champion, XVest Bend. The District Meet proved anticliinatic when the team failed to qualify for the Seetionals. This year the HIS squad was very active with Bob Collins, Bob Rosenthal, .Iohn Spielmann, and Bob Young forming the squad. 'grim'- -6' ay pf -an fo. 4- -ur T f sf 4.4 ,fs '17 29 MSI 11 61 u As this year's Forensic Team started its sc rsonil ntnitxu than one nnhltn n s xt the fourth consecutive Little Ten Forens Hartford, with twelve A's and two Bs. IIIIKSLUIL s itn st nonent In Illkl o s tins easily winning the Championship. 'Ihose in humorous cleclamatory, Maryann Koniath .n X! lf etious ec ami on 'l x Sorenson ami Kathryn Sorensong extempomneons reading Pat Ennis l t l klttl extemporaneous speaking. Dick Becker and Nlarx Roernu in four minute speuh Klan Xloniot and Judy Gruenhageng in original ofatotx Xllan Nash and Betts Erdman in non original oratory. jane Schoeni and Marilyn Bautz- mann. At the District Meet at YVhitefish Bay on March 28, Nlaryann Konrath. joyce Wolf. Kathryn Sorenson, Allan Nash, and Betty Erdman, ln receiving ratings, earned their was into the State Forensic Meet at Madison on April ll. Those who participated in the Fresh- main-Sophomore Meet at Horicon on March 4 were: in humorous deelamatory. Clarice Lauhenheimer and Linda Harris: in serious declamatorx. Phyllis Sorenson and Ruth lhaxer: in extemporaneous reading. ,Indy Matthews and Clem Han- rahanp in extelnporaneous speaking. john Spielmann and Robert Collins: in four- minnte speech. ,lane Kloth and Marv Buckley: in original oratory, Allan Nash and llarharzr Mayne: in non-original oraa tory, Marilyn Bautzmann and Mary Russell. On the basis of A, B, and ratings these underclassmen also returned victors of the day. -Q 4, 4 3 ax 'rj' S., ii 7 Y I is 4' ,g , hw ug . 1 Srnce 1925 the Hartford Hrgh School benror Class has undertaken the task ol publrshrng an Orrole Each rear the Orrole has rmprosed and grown untrl nov me can boast of a hard cos cred 88 page rear book Behrnd thrs prorect were three good nalured cncrgetrc Senrors who as edrtors DOL onlv handled the planning and lavout of the book but also superrrsed the work of other members of thc stafl Thrs year s edrtor and chlef Marvann Konrath rsas assrsted by assocrate edrtors Drck Bccker and Nlary Roemer 'lbrs prcture ruth a table strewn wrth essentrals such as rubber cerrrent paper cutter slrde rule durnms copy and a box of prctures represents a famrlrar scene rn the lrbrarx as tlrrs trro carrrcd on tlrerr actrsrtres of publrshrng thrs xearbook Xescr rsas there a tomplarnt front the edrtors about the support and toopcratrorr that thu rc cerxcd from the rest of the stall I-rnarrcral Nlarragcr Ralph Cundrurrr rn hrs usual qtrret and ellicrcrrt fashrorr kept close tab on the purse strrngs Xce publrc relatrorrs rndrxrduals were Bob Klrppel and Bet erls lxuerru who succeeded rn topprrrg all prewrous subscrrptrorr records Perhaps rt was Bewerlxs and Bobs personalrtres that prompted the student bodx to respond so readrls to pleas for suhscrrptrons Isp rsts Narrcx Collrns Shrrlew Trorgen and Nlarrarrn Hulbert shouldered therr share of the responsrbrlrtx esen to the extent of catchrng errors nrade bs the cdrtorral staff Ne hope that the athletrt urrte rrps of errs Schwartz and Irm Stracka rsrll serse rn future rears as good records of the l0'r2 '13 scar rrr sports lhe corer desrgn of course was the creatrre rrork of our Xrt Fdrtor Carolxrr lxloth The student plro tographs for thrs sears arrrrual rsas handled br Norbert lsoltll Robert Crrssmarr and Dcrrrrrs Carroll All the captrorrs comments and rsrrtc rrps rscrt rsrrtterr bs the Irter rrs Ldrtors one Wolf rrrd Krthr SOI errsorr gif Quf as rn' 19' 1 7 'RQ ,45 -0' in 194 ye K F 'X .0- 62 - 0 ! fi' .. 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The Orange .ind Black thrs xmr mrs edrted In Bettx Erehnfrn .md Nlarrlxn ,A Rrdke Bettw as Senror Eehtor was the an-q, organrler of the paper but she mrs are et by 'NI rrrlvn and the rest ol the stall On therr shoulders fell the task of plannrng the news of each rssue Mdnv frenzred thus of actrxrtv were put rn bx Bettx and Nlfrrrlxn trsrng to meet .1 deadlrne whrch frlwcrvs seemed to come too soon X great deal was also eontrrlnrteel to thrs years yournalrstre effort ln the reporters proof refrelers frnrl txprsts of the Orange .ind Black stall All of the mernhers of the stall were redrls .intl mrllrng to take on extra dssrgnments rn ortler lo rrmlte possrhle the pllllllllg of the paper It rms reporters lrke Ihrrlmra Nhnne Uorothx I-rank .mel Sharon Shrnner- o hrought rn all h neu nuts Xml of rourse the prool readers falthough general hdnelrrnen rnrght he .fr more htrrng trtlej lrlte liewerlx Kuenn ehd even rssues of the paper rothx Crrnst intl Collrns found that herng txprsts or Orange and Black rx rs IIUI 1 rnl le sk ex 1 lol of rushrn err ts et tor ne rllx rnrl eorrertlx to meet the dear ex uexer .1 wus r une on r .mt erxe ex rx rssrr the Or rnge and Bl ark ur ur R 63 I . rr Um '7 'f'.tf:,. , y . 2 . , len .. 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Q ' . , f Q1 .xx S ' 1 ,f f , ' s 6- K 1: Y Q ' 0 1 C X5 ' K . unamlfq 'b A C A A officers and aduser Violet Moll C y lxldTllNI1 Zurn A1158 Selden Prealdent Donna Rllltllll and Xlarxnnn Ko mra 1 Lap! un Helen Brophv peps up the unlon cam IH the famous G -X X basketball tourna KICHIS lllese are the Senlor champs who :gun downed the thrcnlenlng Sopholnores lor tha Second mnsecume xear 1 hese bllllllllg has XV0lf Marilyn Buchanan Mary Momoc Back rowj Donna Rufener Marlann Hul but C mncn Nlnlels adl Maurun Shlnnus VIYI in Hllcdlneyer 0 0 c I 0 0 0 ' 1 2-,lf,.' . n 1' H I 1 1 l -4 ' 9- vi f' ,Q ,.,, -fr 159 K V. Q . , . r .kai L .,. ' , -I K fl x l'. V .zfz !ztl.... if fv - J 5 zu' belong to Qnrst rowj June Retller, Violet iz - l' , z '- 45 'z '- X . W Q x W ,lv-1 -Y - J 'S W V ' 3 Q'-: V :- Y, w - sb' l X, , l f .f 7 President Donna Rule- ner seems satisfied with the help she's getting on the G..-LA. Homecoming float. Defeat was a hard pill to take for this Sophomore team who bowed to the Seniors in the last minute of play in the G..-XA. bas- ketball finals. learn mem- bers were lhrst rowp Fay Sterman. Mary Rehwaltlt, Barbara XVeber. Donna Krueger, Alatkie XX'oll. qSt-t'- ontl rowj .Ioan Scholtes. Sheila Pusth, -lean Collins, Sharon Shinners. Nanci Turtilmll .... Pretty legs but they won't win a gamef Q. 14.14. J5- '71 '-Q C'l .0-4 av' Ov fi if f-Pia HC lt fa V' sy, 6- 'ann rf,-1 I 4.4.4. - efapfln Jfandd 4I'.ilNI 10111 Ronald Sd111slc1', l'Nl'2lllliN Ruethlc. l.l'0llQll'll Sit'glll2lllll, EI1111 Nlillclwlmlt. Ril'll1llli B lllt P1111 4 K-L-11111-1'1111111. 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Holt lqlztllccntski, Stanlex SIVIIIILHI. linen fit'llsl'Il. Dick Baslet. lbongilcl llnrg. clhiicl rowj Ibonzilcl Nlzirx. Lloxcl Ph fe!! ' Glad tFiI'NI tout llzixe luehlke, .lens sl'l1W2ll'll. ,joe 9c'ln'oeclet'. Jim Strziclsgi, Bill Chaplin. llelhert Renzagliti, Bill llicterieh. vlf Rloehei. ,lc-its Cfnllzint. Neeoncl fowl I.zni'x Dcfirool. Roh Klippel. ,jack Xhight, Donalcl Hagen. Dennis flznr ert. Ralph Schnoienherg. .leirx ligtlaljlcowslci. klohn Nlargelcmslu. Eugene iNlC'l'll. llonulcl Bl'llCSSC'l. llhznles jackson. Chznles Xlgll'li. tlfonrth tony Eugene Nlonroe, Iioh Nlzintz, ,lens billich. 'lim Quaiekeillnisli, Ralph Gnnclrtnn, Donulcl Crztclx. Xluxnc- lSlllCSSL'l. lime I-onthe. lingene l'feil'el. Bill XYhitnc-s. tlfifth rout john xvllIlClll2lll4'l'. Xllen Rnncl- tpnst. llgnnel llzieitlein, .Inn 5CllllIlllCIi. Nznne l'lSillL'I', Loran Coll, Cllnnles Nlzngelouslcs, Boll cil'iSNl!l2lIl. ,lint Zunket. 'lolv Rzcschlcai lhere uete inztnx tnnes Llllllllg the xezn tshen ue here proncl ot this qttztllel ol cheerleaclers, l,ecl on hx Senior Inctx Sclnseilfel. otn' iklll'l'llC2lllClN uoilcecl nnseltishlx lo proniolc' t'IllllllSl2lSlll :incl spirit for Olll' school intel'-scholzistic' illl TllJl'llIlllll. 'Ihe noon pep meetings in the gun hefore ll gznne were entiielx plzinnecl zincl esernlecl ln them. XX'hz1t shonlcl ue htne tcnnoiiou to nnilee otn pep meeting neu gtncl interesting? was at question uc-'cl often hem' the in ztslc each othet when planning one ol these tnicl-clgn pep sessions. Xot onlx were we proncl of their perform- nices nt hotne gnnic-s. lint ue also gill gigteecl thzit then' i'lN'l'llCQHlllIg tilts ontstnncling :it out-of-lcnxn gznnes :incl espe- ctgillx :tt the Nliclclleton aincl Nlticlison llnislwllmll lonrinnnents. lttclx Schueitlel' has heen ll Y2ll'SilX Cllieerleaclel' since het Plc ' ' cslnnxin xc-an, .Xll agree that Inch will he niissecl next xezn lnnicrrs. 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' 1155-'r-' 1,1 113111- Q 1 1111 A' 1l'2lIl1i 11s 'l1rQ11s111'cr I1 1 ' 1 111-1' A ' 1' ' ' 111 1'11r A' l 1111- C1ll1D1S 111 ' '111-s. ' 'l'11- 12181 111111111- '- -1-111 1 VI '- N 111 s11-11- 111 1111- ' 'ry -,11 I11-7 ' 1 ,. Bull X1- . 11 51lI- 11c1 .11JIk2lI'12lll. 15 111 L1l2ll'Q,L' 111 1111- 7fae Guide an rqcfninq Jem! iq Me efadd Delightful entertainment was furnished by the junior class in the form of an old time melodrama entitled, The Curse ol' an Aching Heart: or Trapped in The Spider's XVeh, The cast displayed their best talents and the pro- duction proved very succ'essI'ul. The play took place on the None Such ranch and he east of eharatleis was as follows: Nlelotlx l.ane. our heroine MARY BERXDTQ Lntius C-ootlenongh. the hero. D XLR GOVRLIE: Windemere High- tower. the xillain. LOR XX CLOFI-43 Hiram .-Xhernathx. Wll.I.IANl ASP: Sarah Xhernalhx. his ilL'X0lL'll uife. DOROTHY FRANK: .-Xurelia .XlJCl'll2llllN. their daughter. 'UNI-fl' IACLKASQ Red Wing. an Indian girl. l,Ol'lSl-Q BVHROW: Battle ,Xxe Annie, the local sheriff. PATRI- CIIX IQNNISL Nellie lilxlhe, XLXRUIORIE 'liROl.l,liR3 Nluriel Atkins. NIXRll'I C-ll.l.lIIH: and an lllll'XIM'l'll'll xisitor, Ull.lil-IR'l' KR,Xl'Sli. 'l'he heroine. Mary lierndt, pleads for niercy lrom villain Loran Coll. .-X happy ending as the heroine is saved hy none other Lhan the hero. 3 X The villain is Caught red-handed. l No Mme .Jf ll dy ffm Seniod 814:44 I These scenes from the Senior Class play' rea fresh our memories ol' that play: Heading the page we see the maintenance department light- ing over their beloved bucket. In the next picture the substitute home economics teacher is giving a lesson on the preparation ol' XYelslr Rabbit. All these girls dressed in formals are helping Principal -Iones run the school for a day. 'I'he sporty' character in the raccoon coat is Coach Guthrie, here picking a fight with the history teacher, Mr. Harper. vVhat could be a more attractive title for a school play' than No More Homework which the Senior Class pre- sented on April I4 and I5. In the play' the cast told the story' of the day' that the Student Council officers took over Ames High. The cast was composed of: Miss hill, school secretary. IH-XVI-IRLN Kl'EXlI: Miss Goodin. math teacher, P-E'I IiY IERIJNIANQ Miss Ogilvie. English Teacher and DR.-KH-NLX Coach. MARY ROENIERQ Mrs. Clen- denning, science teacher, .ll'lJY GRIIIENHACENQ Mr. Harper, bache- lor history teacher, ,IOHN KLINGQ Coach Guthrie, breely basketball coach, IIIQRRY CALl..kN'I': Pamela jones, well-liked Student Council President, CAROLYN KI.0'I'H: Mr. Lundquist, Principal, RICHARD BECKERQ Bun Bailey,'Pamela's boy' friend. IERRY SCHWARTZQ Shalimar Ames, a good-looking trouble-maker, .IOYCE WOLF: 4'NIidge Murphy. fond of rumors, KATHRYN SORENSON: Faversham Lightly. jr., a slow, sleepy' Freshman, IIIM SCHNI'I'ZI.l-IR: Tick Tok, the dictatorial janitor, ELOY COFFEYQ Mrs. Ratchet, the slovenly cleaning lady, NI.Xl'RliEN SHINNERS: Ronald Sassoon, the schools number one basketball player. DENNIS CARROLLQ Elmer B. Ames, President of the School Board, BOB KLIPPEI.. AI an 4.4- -wu- I-rorrt ron rn l ke R. rnell ot errotdu I rn rrn Stnrtkr Stfrrr r rr nt ll Cl rrle Xl ng lo Lrnrel l3.rutlurr loren Cevlttn Bolr ItlIJIIx0ISSIxl james lun r r 1 rr e s 1 artl 1 -X rn Klrrrg Delhent Renztrglra anres SCIIIIIIIIKI Ilorr.rlrIfrr.1dx Ron IX Digger Dtbroot Xllcn Rrrrrdqurst Chrrles .rdtson Rolrert Raschlta Mrllranr Ks Ron X ttmld C rllrch Gerald Pfeiffer runes Ornrrkenlrrrslr olnr Nlargelonsltx Ron XI lkrllram Hhrtner ohn Hrrrterlralter Eugene Nionroe Charles Xlgrtrs lt nas a te nn rn trp top shape that took the held .rgtrrrrst Xlenornonee Falls rrr the frrst contest of the N19 season I surllx the Orioles were hampered In e.rrlx rnjurres hut tlrrs rear rs rs drfluent Htrrtford rolled oxer the Falls as Digger trusted .and trrrned and rn .r trprcal Defrroot ffrshron lrrrrr lrered .across the gofrl .rs the final score rtad 28 to 0 Hartford trfrreled to Colrrnrlrrrs trnd returned hornt with fr respectdlrlt to h store for their fnst corrferenre rrrtorx lhe Or ro ts m ed fcrn rd tt 1. au run .arm rsrth trat c te urnrnrtron L es to ther hrrtst perform r r t u 4 Irtrrrg frr In their frrst urronnter on thtn lrornt 1 g tl C rrdnr.rls from Nlrur t nous est I at ut t ct .rl o ourng nutlt rn order to prtprrt for their ontornrng rrw.r onr ltsr l rr r rr rs rr mn rrr ho Horrruornrrrg Nrttorx as drsaslu struck for the second lllllt lrr .fr neck Smrlrng ark M right sp dined hrs r kle rr Vargo practice and liolr lrlrlkorssltrs rnjurx received during the Xlaurlle trlt prosed to he more serrous tIr.rn at hrst lrelrered Hrth trto of the Iresl Irtrclss rn the conference srdelrned Hart ford entered the garnc .rs the underdog X strong defensrxe terrn nas tht onli hope of vrctorx It looked as though th defense would do just that as thex rn.rn.red to hold tht Benders rrrthrn the terr sard strrp three trrnes In the frvrl period rrrth less than ' minutes to plat Vest Bend pushed tre hall rtross .rs the gdme ended 6 to 0 frr the Orroes first defe.rt XII flrfrrnpronshrp hopes were shfrtttred as tht ford s next contest Ilre following rscels the g'lKIlItlS fought hard the hrst half frnd pl'rxed the txpe of hfrll tlrrt thu nur or rlrlr. of .rs ther nrtt the unde eated Pirates Irorn 'ort XS rslrrrrgton lhe trdt changed frs drd the rrrnd dl XS est Prrls ruth .nrd Port took .r ll to 1 rrr ln thtrr Irrr.rI ga of the tear the Orioles rsere drrrlrhed In the Cotlrfrrnps of the lrttle len Oconornorsoc EH H as Daw. luehlke scored both of Hartfords FDS lnhe Orioles Irnal record shorted four urns .rrrd four losses and a hfth pl rce in conferenct standings Shaltx aff' M .-dd 'K' .ff -5.4- r I .t sp 1 1' ' v x'.'- L+ ' e 'AV' 72 ,Q R ,, A I 1 1 , ' ' . ses- L .5 , 'jr .5 M -5 - A, -A , 'A - 'A 1 v p A I A ' , Rt ' I Dare lrrehl' . Cerzrld Cizrllzrtrt, 'rr Ct rr ' . I - SI ' ' Bill Crapl' , .' Q, Ste'- rna . Rt ll: Clozrclr Hal eatty. lr: ' 's . 2 ' e wskr, I' ' ' V . ' L ' , ' L ', - Iter. Intl. IYr'igI t. Couch CHI R rhhins. Ro ' III: rr. Slrw A ,. 'Iirrry . Idrich, klol ' , ' ' .' A' s-l V .U ' sf VI... . Y: . . , 'A t I - Y A 1 s A. I. .fs ' ' Y: . ' VY. lotk r' aa' r th' XI' I g' - I do rr die I - ' 1 ' ', ' - A 4 ' ' l .' I't-' ' z ' , 'l'lr' Oriol prrt ' rth r ' ' - ' 3 ' , , , ' ' 3 ' ' - J ' - zrnre of the rezrr' with hzrrd tzrrkling zrrrd superb lrlockirrg. Orioles helped the Ripon Tigers to ar 20-I9 victors in Hart- llrol 'lkrlzrilttrrvslti was the stzrndout on olfense :rs Ire 'on- '- g - ,, , ' ' - ' trilrutel IN of the 33 points on lIllA 'l'l7's, rne V on ' ' . - ' ' Q j zr 924 3' 'd punt relurrr. J r ' A ' ef pg 1 ' - I - -'f ' ' 'r l - hcl I. the Orioles dry ulclredn re Zz ' ' ' .' ' r an 'II' 'gg ' , i' - - 1 ' ' '-3 g ' in the car at IV J I'zr lt. 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Rom l Nlr Stunelle Clem H1111 llllll 1111 'Nlutvelowskv Don Scl1arlenberg Kernnt Lelutnan Cle Etfert RollK1oel1e1 Nlr Btetn Ron ll Ruehatd Bu1el1a11u11 ack Sehnetder 1uekl'11Le1 Kenneth Rfnusslee Duxe Haertl Fredrte Gelllleflllllll Raxtnond Xlhreeht Rm Ill axle Xoung Howatd Hagen Prank Sclmuulst Ke11 Lonrad Pred Scl1.1d Rover Nash Nlxke Bucklu R011 IY Dlds Bflblll Dtele lsnsch, Kent cLllldI1 Damel Goetl Allan Nash, Paul Rovers Laeknug 1n sue Inu lllgll 111 sp111t Ulll Vs began eon duttounng fou then tough sux game schedule Koaehes Bueen lllil Stunelle worked hard to uhup theun 111to ill'llJC fou Kll6ll htst appeuuunee aganust Nest Bend o11 the latters held I-xetxthnug aecomphshed 111 praet1ee haclshted as thex tame honue Xlllllll of a 260 defeat Bloelstng and t1uekl1u1g 11e1e st1cssed tl1e follomng week but the lll1l0I flllOlCN neue defeited ln l'o1t XKash111gto11 Ill 21 tough game 1 to 0 e es Sllll Jlllillll get on e V11to11 1 k us the Come ll cked ouut a I3 to 6 vtetorw Wuth half the smhedule non uupleteul 1 11r 1 ceus oked fouxsuud o o tous second 1 l CN no as Vhutlle seo ec tel 4 ln lo ec Ullslll the Ho 1 o11 1, e 111 1 s1111e1e Lllllllllllllll es 1 on tl1e1r lITSl game In 1s11ed 1111 IX 1 111 ldll .nu 111111 1 on 111s Nllllllllg traul and they 11e1e11t goung to mess ll up Ce-dnhutg lldll somethtng to sax lll0lll tl11s though us thex lllllllpkiil the hupless X s 111 the last LIIUDIIIIICI' of the xefn 166 thus Cllillllg the season Hllll a none too nnpresstxe I 11111 1 loss ILCOfd We can eredtt these- losses to a eu llllf0lllllldl.C lneulxs P11 gldllLlIlg at the scoucs uxe llllll that 1ll hut one of tl1e1r losses came llJ0lll ln .1 snugle touuthdouuu szead Coach Ereen tted tl t these Inns uete te1r11t defensne pl INLIN hut ne-1e luelong 111 ollensne drne Ho11a1d H ugen u11d Duk Basleu mere the stauudouuts ou1 ollense as thu a ptss CII vs 1lo1 tl1e held Nltke But ex e lle L s ou s 1111 111 Ill ll hug IL rc ll us llll lxeunn e 1 food oollmall e 1 Ill outstunc nuy., 1 IN utk Sehn 1 1 Ill 1 111111 fc the oppostn I111kl11ld111e11 ulong 111th Don SCllllfl.lllK'lg 111th some 1111d ll lllxlllg tackles and blocks uaekle XX l11tew ol11111x .1 , 'fn -145-J 'ff' .1 v mfs 2, 4 1 ! 1 flll i , ' 9 Q ' , VJ, at 2 1 , - . -. 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YEAR'S RECORD We They Stoughton 52 43 Bay View 49 41 South Milwaukee 42 56 YVatertown 66 48 ' XVest Bend 50 47 Berlin 68 43 Hiest Allis CN. Haley 62 44 Beaver Dam 65 50 Mayville 48 43 f West Bend 71 52 XVis. High 35 45 Oeonomowoc 63 4 l Ripon 47 45 XVaupun 67 55 Horicon 66 48 Stoughton 61 52 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT WVe They X'Vest Bend 70 41 Columbus 69 35 Mayville Qovertimej 64 51 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT , Campbellsport 58 46 NVis. High 52 45 STATE TOURNAMENT Eau Claire 58 5l Menasha 51 62 Ghamfa Coach Beatty, Gerald Gillich, Gerald Pfeiffer, john Mar- gelowsky, Dennis Carroll, Donald Hagen, TVayne Fischer. Manager Gilbert Krause. Before a capacity crowd of l3,500 excited fans, the Hartford Orioles battled the Menasha BluejayS' for the right to enter the 1953 Slate Championship finals. It was a nip and tuck affair with Hartford hanging on to a 9 point first half margin. As the minutes ticked away in the last quarter, the Blue- .iays closed the gap and with only three minutes to go. the score was knotted for the first time in the bitterly fought contest. Things started happening fas: as both Dennis Carroll and .lim Stracka fouled Olll and the mighty press of Nlenasha finally won out. thus ending all hopes of victory. These boys from Nlenasha went on into the final game and came out l95ll State Champions. XVith this loss at the State Tournament the Hartford squad completed their tough 25 game schedule. They managed to hang up the best record in the history of the school. Never before had a team from Hartford competed in the State tournaa ment, These fellows who never knew when to quit had defeated a strong Eau Claire five the night pre- vious to the Menasha game. They played inspired ball the first hall and held a I9 point advantage. The crowd began noticing these lads as they passed and shot their way to a victory. More praise can be given to the mainstays of the Oriole squad. Inn Stracka and Fun Carroll, as their fine play in the tournament merited them berths on the .Xlle tournament first five. ln conference play. the Orioles continued their :Gd Seclhnal . Nm! Jlaalfofuli ! ! I james Schnitzler, jerry Schwartz, Robert Talajkowski, jim Stracka, Bill Dieterich, Delbert Renzaglia, Chester Bliss. Bill Chaplin, Managers Larry DeGroot, Don Grady. domination of the conference by winning I0 straight victories and by doing this, they gained their third straight conference Championship. Going into play next year, we will be boasting a string of 24 straight conference wins. Once again Dennis Carroll and jim Stracka took scoring honors as thev finished fourth and fifth, respectively. The team's total for the season consisted of 22 wins and 3 defeats. The losses came at the hands of last year's State Champs, South Milwaukee, WVis- consin High from Madison, which was later de- feated by the Orioles in Sectional play, and this year's State Champ, Menasha. After two none too difficult contests at Beaver Dam for Sub-Regional Honors, the Beattymen team went to Y'Vaupun to l A tangle with the second place conference team, Mav- ville. In a hard fought overtime game in which the Orioles trailed all the way until the last few seconds, they managed to sneak by the Cardinals by a 64-61 margin. This gave them the right to represent the Regional at the Middleton Sectional. After a none too impressive victory over Campbellsport, the Orioles defeated Wisconsin High in a game delayed by a power failure. After three attempts in the past four years, the Hartford Orioles finally gained the right to participate in the State tournament at Madison. NVith this right, the 1952-53 squad goes down in the history of the school as the only one to gain such an honor.. an t 1 Q 5 Q ,X Q M34 V lx ii F .lint Strafkzi, co-rapt. . 'lorry Schwartz. co-rapt .... Chap lays om- up . . . Don- nis C.:n'roll, co-czipl. . . Two points for Slizilty . . . Coach Beatty expresses thanks lor thc HfllIlC'1'lblll- ing gin-n thc tcznn whvn they rcturncd lironi tht State Tournziincnt. XVe'rc going to Stzitc! . . Bill Dieterich . . . The Vic- tors return . . . XVhitcy Pfeiffer . . . Bill Chaplin . . . Fuzz displaying his ball handling ability '... lVaync Fischer '...' 'l,ouic Schnitzlci '... 'KF -Lan 'Km' A My gil,-5,1 'XA fill? I Q 1 Y N in N. Q 1 f I' 'S U ff X, QFD I Y.-' 2 b, 1 S? ' 'b f 4 an-an 2 E' , A battle for the ball in Nlenasha game. A tense moment in the Menasha tilt in semi-Gnarls at State Tournament. H 80 Here Dieterich, Chap- lin, and Coach sense trouble. XJ Ihg Hartford Ing helps ll H f x, I , Captuns bcam our Suuonal Imphy Squad hmsls thy 'Ninn oi thc Hour 81 NBII Row I: Howard Hagen, Richard Buchanan. joe Schroeder, Rolf Kroeber, jack Young. Row 22 Richard Kirsch, james Nlargelowskv, Kent Ceman, Richard Rilger, Fred Gennerman, Roger Nash, Franklin Endres, Coach Andrews. Our .junior Orioles almost equalled their older brothers record as they finished with an outstanding l5 wins 3 loss record. The season was climaxed by the winning of the Little Ten Championship for the second time in three years. These mighty little fellows fought their way through games which left the crowd limp for the Varsity tilt. Speed and cour- age brought them victory when the chips were down and each play could mean victory or defeat. Two of their bitterly fought contests had to be settled in overtime periodsg and in the VVatertown game the Goslings eked out a 56-54 win in a double overtime. In three others, the Bees finished either victor or loser by a single point. The Orioles opened the season with a decisive 50-32 win over Stoughton and also finished the season by cracking Stoughton again, 40 to 33. The Bees were supporting a 9 game winning streak along with a chance for an un- blemished conference record as they tangled with XVe They Stoughton 50 32 Bay View 37 lti South Milwaukee H -I0 H atertown 36 37 H'est Bend 50 21 Columbus -ll 27 Watertown qovertime 25 54 56 Berlin 41 26 Nathan Hale 31 30 a scrappy squad from Horicon. These boys were potential contenders for last place honors in the conference, but saw their chance for glory as they upset the Orioles 43-39. Fortunately though, second place Oconomowoc also lost and the Hartford boys still won undisputed first place. joe Schroeder played a good game throughout the season and was a steady scorer. His fine efforts were awarded by scoring 20 points against Ripon. Lefty Hagen, who played only a short while on the B Squad before moving up to the Varsity, scored 20 points against YVest Bend in the first conference game. YVhile he was on the squad, he always played tremendous ball. His brother Mopey, however, was their IIIOSL consistent scorer as he dumped in l9 points against South Milwaukee, l6 against both Berlin and Beaver Dam and 23 against Horicon. jack Youngs fine floor play and ball-handling was seen in many a game. 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Because of cold weather much practice time had to be spent in the gym. Much can be said about this squad and their fine caliber of play. Lefty Hagen once again was the mainstay of the pitching staff and, along with Chet Seefeldt, hne mound performances were turned in. jerry Schwartz, behind the plate, turned in his usual fine perform- ance in every game. The infield had such standouts as Howard Hagen at third, Dennis Carroll at short. Dave Gourlie at second, and jerry Gallant at first. Fine pickups, flashy throws, and superb co-ordination marked the play of each one of these ballplayers. Patrolling the outfield, Ralph Schnorenberg, johnny Kling, and Dill Basler robbed many an opposing batter of a base hit, or their deadly-like throws nipped the runners trying to advance. I XVith fellows like these doing their best, once again our Hart- ford Orioles set out to bring the A traditional reputation of the con- ference best back to the halls of , . A Hartford High. rf if.. L ' i ' c e sour i .' Ui- if -4 vw 'I Z . in 5' r- s Q . H 'le.fq.i1 'rf L -ag. ,Mm V This year's golf team, with only one returning Letterman. was a young and inexperienced team. The team this year was in a process of building for the future, being composed mainly of tmderclassmen with only three Seniors on the squad. Rolf Kroe- ber, the only Letterman back, gave note of fine golf to come as he held down the number one Q' spot on the team as a Sophomore. , .J 3' Speak Backing up Rolf were Juniors Bob Hlinterhalter and jim Courtney, while Norman Grover was the only Senior member of the first four. Other boys who composed the team this year were Bill XVhitney, Gene Monroe, Dick Becker, David Geddeis, Jack Winterhalter, Larry DeGroot, John Dorn, Joseph Dorn, Mike Buckley, Chuck Algiers, Jim Quackenbush, and john Spielmann. TRACK XVith only a few Seniors graduating from last year's championship team, it looked as if Hartford's trackmen would have a good chance to take the title again. The team was definitely strong in the field events with returning Lettermen Bill Chaplin and Jim Stracrka. They supplied the team with a great one two punch in the shot put. Both Bill and -lim threw close to fifty feet by the end of the season. They also took part in the high jump and discus. Another Letterman returning was Bob Talajkowski, who was a fine hurdler last year, but because of his football injury last fall couldn't run this year. Loren Gerken, who was also a Letterman from last year, sup- plied the team with a good broad eww' juniper. Loren also ran the dashes and ran in the 880 relay. Ray Connell was one of the lead- ing runners in the mile, while Bob Grissman tried to fill jerry Emmer's shoes in the half mile. Running in the 440 was Bill Dieterich, who also threw the discus. jack Wright did a Fine job in the 100 and in the 200 yard dashes and also was seen broad jumping. Sept 'l 1, ru, cor ' V Oct 10 l2 I9 26 rw . rr r 1 LV' f- 29 .org wifi 55-l students invaded our new enlarged and remodeled school. Seven new faces on the faculty. Music Appreciation course. new feature of the curriculum. Classes shortened because of the heat. Bus strike! Oh. well, we didn't want to come to school anvwar. Got to first game though as H.H.S. defeats M.F.H,S. 28-0. ' I .lim Qnackenbush made 50 yd. dash at the Columbus ganre. First assembly program featured nnicycle riding and acrobaticx on the lrampeline. That small bike looked easier to ride than it was. eh boys? XVon our third football game at Wauptur. Voted for Homecoming Queen and Court. First home football game with Marvrlle Score 30 6' In our far or of course' Snake dance pep rally and the long awaited news of the electron of Carolrn Kloth as Homecommg neen unrors nm first prlze for their egg laying chicken nr thc Home coming parade The game was a thrrller although a heart breaking one as our Orioles losl 60 to XVest Bend Horrever most sprrrts were raised after the Redskm Romp The Baud gave an assembly program featuring Dale Gotnlre ruth his baton Lost a thrrller to Ripon 20 I9 Hartford Harriers make neadlnres br running the Nhrtehsh Bay Xleet ruth a total score of 1:4 I-nls pass oranges from chrn to chin at thc annual I X A Hallorreen Party Inter Se Hayrtde what fun but ooh so cold' Cooner rsallops Hartford 34 H to end another football season Nov l 5 AJ llrught Elsenhorrcr rron nr sthool clcclron about fl oc Xlt nthr runs oo Fnst quarter exam dar lerthers Conrentron trro d rrs r rt mon r ts spent thc ncrr 'rddrtrons to nu ol Frghth Xunual Open Housc Our second program Romancc llrth Xs0lilS p ored qurtc nr tercstnrg C-rrls gate bors a rrhrrl at the Inter Se Date Dance Erenurg ln Parts the thenre Seniors scramble to exchange name cards xlllllll Loran Cfoll was booed and hissed at the lunur Cl: nrelodmrrra lhe Curse of the Xchnrg Heart Fnst basketball game at home leaves liar hen on short cnd of 40 41 score X tppcc' lhanksglvlng Vacation Xie ate to live and bred to ea f E fax , x ,MY ' ,. 5. . -lb.. . 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U-,, , 1 . .V tl.. l Mel a 8 Fer Aprrl I4 I5 Nia une lt our tlrurd assemblv prograun use were taken on an rnragrurauv tr up rnto space lo make our vuctorv over Beaver Darn more exertrng lal made hrs lust appearance on the basketball floor sunce hus knee rnjurv Hartford squeezed past Mayvulle 48 I5 before a packed house 300 students vvatched the Inaugural ceremorrues on televusuour Nlud Hunter Band Concert Duck Becker Bob Grrssman udv Curueurhagen aurd Xlarv Roemer brouught home the Luttle I'en Debate Irophv Hartford lovved to Xvusconsnr Hugh 35 45 at the lnuversrtv Fueld House X hughlrte of the vvrnter season vuas the Xlrd Hunter formal Ouuoles defeated Rrporr bv a sluuur urrargrrr of If to 41 Xvovv' Drve Corrrlue vvouu the Indrvrdual I'ree Ihrouv Iourrnarnerrt Its a BCD' Corrgratrrlatrours Nlr Breen' 'Note proud father rn the pueture to tlre left' Ihe rattle r guft to vourrg Nluclrael llreerr from sotual problems class knotlrer vuctorv' Ihrs trme over Waupunr Dud vouu ever talk to a brrd9 udv SCDWCIIICI dud as part of an euruovable assembly program on the Isulknrg Mvurr Brrds look ouut Coach voure traveluuug Ihere vrere laughs galore exeutement at the Fatuultv vs Iohnnv Kungs Irrtrr Ihe facrultv held uts rruuurrber one posrtrour I nrd pleurtv of urrurral Iearn e vuetorv of 35 to Iourd cheers vvere heard as the Senuors edged ouut the Sophornores In to Zl at h C X X tourrrraurrerrt brsketlnll grurres ..- ' Maryann Korrrath oyce Ivolf and Kathrvn Sorenson receuved A s at the State Forensuc Meet Avuards and trophres presented at a general assemblv Iv ho could forget the Senuors successful play No More Homework? Drdnt vou thunk that Maureen Shunners and Eloy Coffey as the cleanung woman aurd ranrtor made an exceptuonally good couple? Irack team placed fifth un the Whutefish Bav Meet Iurter Se members serve at a tea vxuth the Serruors and facultv as guests lueen Marrlyn Radke aurd Kung john Margelorsskv reugned un an Enchanted Forest gym Over 200 prospectrve Freshmen took over HHS on Vusu tatron Day I he Band and Vocal Departments dustungurshed themselves at the annual Musrc Festuval held at Columbus thus year Athletre Banquet Xlr acksorr showed us a fevs uurrrqure magucuaur trreks at our last assemblv prograurr thus vear Nluss Nlarv -Xluce C.annon Xssrstant Dean of Xvomen at Xfarquette was the guest speaker at the annual Inter Se Mother Daughter Banquet Band aurd Vocal Departments uouured talents for a verv delughtfurl Sprung Concert Ihe Luttle Terr Track Nleet at Rrpon Baccalaureate Servuces Only the class of 53 courld feature suuch talent at a Senror Banquet Dr Nathan Pruscv Presrderrt of Laurence College vvas the Lomunerrcemeurt speaker Schools out Classmates' 8 vlarch Reguourals Ives! Bend vs Hartford ut Beaver Daruu 10 41 Hartford won Regronal Charnprourshup bv beatung Nlavvrlle uur an overtume bl bl Sectuouuals Carnpbellsport vs I-lartford at Xlrddle tour Hartford on top -I8 46 Hartford took the Seetroural Chanrprorrshup troplrv by upsettruug Wuseonsrrr Hugh 5241: after 2 hours of blackout Luttle Ieuu Forensue Contest at Hartford Hrrtford won 4th Hartford Madusorr Hartford Hartford hands of Xlenasha corrseerutrve trophy sturdeurts led by the band swarrrred toward for furst ganre of the State Iourrramerut defeated Eau C laure sts Sl experrenced heartbreakrng defeat .rt the Xleurasha 62 'rl took State Charnprourshup vslrule H rrtforul team and fans looked on from the comununrur Xnnual Solo and Ensemble Xlursut Festuval at C,o lurnrburs manv Hartford sturdeurts partucupatrng and ratung hugh Ivselve -X uvrurnrrrg speakers go to Drstruet Iorerrsut contest at Svhutefrsh Bav to reteuve r X there rw 'iz Jur, 9 1 . I' Y ' ',, I A I I6 h U ' Y . 20 . ' - . 2I , '- . 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