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 - Class of 1954

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Hartford High School - Oriole Yearbook (Hartford, WI) online collection, 1954 Edition, Cover
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4f My A F qw! , V f ff? sMVf fpiyyffywww If 'J K' M WM 0 WV SENT l H ' E 5 .,.4 qww MwW Hiya, Y ' ' , ..'N A:- 5 V 5 7 f I -I i. J YJ, if ' V 1 J F f ,QGUL Q' .. 5 , 1 Q D 'ff Ei f A-Z ',AVl 13. H hx Q ' qw'r'f'ff M' Mr Q . J' 4 . L, fa f ,1 J ff W' fQ,, qgf5 V W b,QJfffi2,,1 www M 1 , 5 M W L , M, WJ? fgw 5 ww A3 fX' V' Nw, HM Q, VIL, A 'M K ,W S Q - .b L fe- 1-A xg, W l 'GSH 301' 4 MP5 fff fy. -W is A lf A pix, 'A 'Wg -vff , j g, ' 'Q 4, V N ff-1-55 I Zz ! 7 If -4mf.n..nnv.f4Lsmnm Xa. ,Rf .' N V, w QU We're YG To You, Hartford H: gh... and to Hartford, too. Both our high selmol and our eommunity have zontriltuted to the surress of our past four years. To mwprm-if the events of this sehool year, we are weaiiing our srhool activities and the Ioral eolour into a rieh tapestry of memories, bound together with a musical theme which fan he found in the pages of our 1954 Oriole. To brighten the pages, we haw' used song 1, titles to replare the usual eaptions. By doing this, we hope to give the annual a harmonir' air. In the following pages, we have reralled some of the most memorable exeerpts of the past school term. These events have been portrayed by means of pietures, sketches, and deseriptions. We hope that as you page through this, our 1954 Oriole, the events set forth in its pages ' will bring back happy memories and fond recollections of the past year. As you look at the pictures of your classmates working and playing together to gain new laurels for our sehool, and as you review the reeord of achievements for the past year, it is our most sincere hope that your loyalty to Hartford and to Hartford High School will inerease immeasurably and remain steadfast through the years. The Editors. 1954 ORIOLE sf--L v 1 'gi f ' C .4 5 K : - 1- 1 ill' 5 L.. M ' ,f ' , L ,, 1:0 I ..-rr x f 4 1 -f rg, .31 -. 1 ,.4'.'.',' r- ,-Q.. ff fi-' is 'Cl Jo' 00 Q-I .nuuggfj . in A '----T, I Y 3:14- xx N Z2 ' 1 1 X '.'.i.j:.- N N 9 , iv 'X ' I Mlil. E, - ........ , . -eg ,,,. K -ia-f' .....1.--. .-i.i ,.,a4' A lu -- -1--,--7.. If 4 , ,,. I . -J A ' 'v' ff . YN, f img- , 1 1..- f I Y AAA. - ' ' , ' ,- -.4 . Q .- ,lf 1 5 ' . r'iA ii.-.., fd-u...-..,,, if I 4 -,. i-.l I Aw,-.W X J , lv E if, 5 5 g Ke 3 S Q... . -1 ! '4' 1-1- Ql .-1 5-S xgfi 5.2. 6, rv Q f T 1 M N 'X , 5 ? 1 f f ,qi 'Q 4. 'I' - 1' xml 'N W' - - W ' guys, ,. -on-..r.w.., ,. if-' fy '-Q1 7 f 75-yr if 1 ,.,-f,1 -, l- f Q U.,-.. l , Published By The l Hartford High School Senior Class ts V' if is . .. ii ri. - - i A vw., , 'wr'-f : N - L Q W of s s A X -iw - K N V Y- ...ww v K o, o. We ,W s .iro . X N4 W.. -'Vs 4' ig' 1 ' is l A I if .. Q-. . , - A A 'K .3 ag ,, 1, f A or We .oss .-is - o. ii is? . NL . 5 W use . dm W i ' ' iEssf,.nlV.... AX 5 Q if Q 335 EDITOR: Mariorie Trollor C0-EDITOR: Peter Scholhis BUSINESS MANAGER: braid Gillidl ,pf William E. Casely, principal of our school, is shown here enioying one of his few leisure moments. His time is usually consumed directing the affairs of the students, maintaining order in the school building, and the general governing of all school activities. When asked to give his opinion on the 1953-54 school year, he complied most cooperatively by giving us this statement: lt is not possible to evaluate the success or failure, of the school year-unless that year is considered only as being one step in the over-all progress which should identify every good school. On this basis, the 1953- 54 school year has been successful. It has been characterized by the willingness of the faculty and admin- istration to initiate studies and develop plans which will make our program more nearly meet the needs of our students. The plans which have been developed this year will pay dividends in the way of better educa- tional opportunities, and better education, for Hartford's young people. In education, that is the measure of success. We, the members of the 1953-54 senior class would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Casely for his guidance and instruction which have helped to make these past four years beneficial to us. w-0' School life goes on from day to day with many of the students heedless of the trials and tribulations of the administration of the school Much work must go on behind the scenes. We are very fortunate to have such an efficient and generous school board. They have allotted the school a liberal budget which has enabled us to enloy many of the opportunities presented throughout the The members of our school board are C S Leach Treasurer, A. L. Kissel, Director, W. E. Harold Allen Business Education, Golf Coach , Student Council Advisor Collette Andrzeiczak Mathematics Harold Beatty Physical Education, Football 81 Basketball Coach Letilia Buckley Librarian, Forensic Coach Roberl Breen Social Science, B Football Coach 7 B Track Coach +16- , i 5 3, :gf ,ja . 'iff p wt' 75 53' 12253 7'-I :' n3L7:3'1 eli?Q'i7 . 'ii 'llfff' Qt 'fi . ' - ff ,J , V' A E. R. Buelow Latin, English, Debate Coach, O 8- B Advisovk? gf ' L p Sv ,ii 3 A . A 4 I ,M ., J i,+, E N, A K if Phyllis Fish Science if ei . 'S THx X ' ,nv B i S 4 1 -. Q .5 'Q 5 Sf fi-'. . 2,1 ,W 0 I i ul ii William Dawson English, Speech, Dramalics Coach 4 1 ,. - .: Q sa ij Orville Halverson Guidance Director, Mathematics -...f j X , 1 ff' 'ig 1 ji X -. f .Q L ,g.,, . .. ,.'.:1,,-53,11 wggcgfgiigsi- X' 55' ,.-5. - Q- .. 4 I ' ,, M ' Zfsiqpjayxf- -L Florence Fowler English, Art Robert Klockow Vice-Principal, Science X - fizxfz ' , F ' s, . J bv 'is - . c ':. 3 .. 'ix' L :ff 4 Gilbert Mahr Industrial Arts, Cross Country, Track Coach 'ay ' i F! L ' x . ,. ,I -.. Ui -- UI' -- Q i. Y ' it I t x U 'Y L..-- N. C. Nicholson Agriculture, F.F.A. Advisor Elaine Rehwinkel Physical Education, G.A.A. Advisor Q' . Beatrice Keller Clifford Robbins iw Social Science, Biology, Inter Se Advisor Assistant Football Coach Typ HP, - Q ..f5 Q?-, i E a H Madelyn Money Home Economics William Roddick Instrumental Music KW Corbin Stanelle Norbert Schell Business Education Industrial Arts B' Football Coach 3 S W 32 mlm V! ,sl ,y1 ' ,U w O M 'JY 4 , ' All A X L, w 1 Elizabeth Swenson English, Spanish Q. -ki' 'gf' Joy Welker Vocal Music Loraine Halverson School Secretary Katherine Washburne Home Economics, General Science 1 x Y ll l .ff lil, f, . K Et, ,Wy X fx, li - fl! 7 f i 'Wf,f I. ik fx. 1 e use -slivx . 1 'L II T: , V A.V .0 f Y M sw 8 A, ,, lijgrjf-iflij 1- ' e EE vc ' .,..1:., Throughout our four years we Seniors learned to appreciate th helping hands of our two ianitors, Lester Scherger and Howard Black. Howard's first daily iob is to open the building and have it ready for the student body by -8:00. Both the ianitors are on hand, ready, and willing to help us with all of our problems. They cheerfully repair our lockers in ci moment's notice, even when busy doing another task. They are also always willing to help students find lost articles or many other tasks for which they receive little credit, but which make the life of the students more pleasant. Both the ianitors are very necessary in the maintenance of any building, and in a school building, they have an especially hard iob'. They keep windows and floors clean, our rooms comfortably heated, and everything in general in tip-top shape. lt is remarkable that just two people can accomplish all thtese iobs so completely, yet they are never too busy to give a cheery remark or a smile to the students. 9 l W .QM fi l 5 la fZ7' 75 14. , 1 l .: 'f l,' 'AEST' -Li .li -. 3 if KX . -I tx -Ar ll 1 Z xt all 1 I ' Q . F :lui -tl ,-,, ,ye f, -- -5:11 . Till I - . -. , .-:.5y V . -.-fi - lily: V ,Sli 1 17' -....s 4 -Ei-:Q' t .1 ll Il emories . . . well depicts our mood as our graduation day approaches. Looking back over our freshman year, we found ourselves lost among the throng of upperclassmen. This first green year whizzed by and we soon found ourselves well orientated into the ways of high school. Our class contributions were Bob Talaikowski, to the varsity basketball squad, Helen Butzler and Mary Berndt who received A's in their Forensic work, and Marjorie Troller who won a starred first in band and went on to Sfdie. As we turn another page in our memory book, we find ourselves immersed in our second year of school. Some student participants were Mary Berndt and Dorothy Frank who went together as far as the District Forensic meet, while Dorothy continued on to the state meet. Upperclassmen! With the coming of our Junior year, we found ourselves swamped with activity and fun. Pat Ennis worked hard at Forensics which took her to the district meet. King John Margelowsky and Queen Marilyn Radke ruled supreme over our Junior Prom, the Enchanted Forest. Curse of an Aching Heart, our Junior Class Play, will long be remembered through the years for the booing at the villain and the cheering of the hero and heroine. Now our dreams have come true. We are seniors! Leading our class this year were Loran Goff, president, Jim Brown, vice- president, Helen Butzler, secretary, Marcelene Lepien, treasurer. WVZW X3 N .. '.,.' iii: Q J A 1,- f 3 I Q I XG,-f..Lv-w.Mf x l ' S ' 9 1 ' V453 'W f 'sr' I X r ' A R f .1 X 1 l y 4' X hi.. ' i Charles G. Algiers Dorothy Ahrens Diane Abboll fl, , ff William Asp WW A K '-. f il 'i , : f W , as R '37 ZA f 9 Bauernschmidt Paul H. Bautzman D 1 J L . A ,L+ W, wow! 'WL4 W lg. .,.f' Qlii 'Il Chester W Bliss Mary Bernd! Nancy Berglund jd Richard H. Beine Mary Belongie Wfmfff 'IE lllh ul lrlll U N-'fill' M Jam sBro elen louise Buhrqw DOI'IClLCL'l. Bl'UeSSeI 9 wn H Brophey W' W W ff Jy'7Vv fxL Cf, PTM, E 3 W 1 Jeanne Burdick g f 5 , vu V , ' 1 . S ' ff i TC 5 'S -T Glen C. 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Kreuser Adeline Kuck jfiyy. mr 4,,: ' M J ' if f ,f 6 M If f V ' f , , V V ' l- lik' 2' f, 5' f M ,M nur - no .lohnfF. lepien Manie :I D x Frances Marek L'-,,,,...f.,rr,, I 1 4' 4 A, ,gtg l:,l.nr,g4,'I' j ff ASM! ra 1':'2f-'- g, X ' 4- C' 57? 1- '7 Qf ff x 1 I fvv Q -ur' W ' X ' IIA A ' xx vfz, MgEcelene'Ann Lepi n 5' 3 ? 7? h A I1 rf , ,,.- I! X W b 4 ,r 1 XXY' 59N N , 7 'JS - 5 Elf. I E. 4 lol? W. McAfee Doris J. Maurer , ' ' GN ,lf I uf A ff up ,M M M TL ' 3 . 7 ary . oew ' fa -. ' 1' fm I l.. r f , ' 'Q I E fy' ci f 1 l-,Li -if xxxN S 4-3 cJa:.es -S 2 . f 1, - Dr.-,:,52:l IL: - ,. A :lv -- Gloria Merkel -5 Y John E. Margelowsky Jerry Marks ?,r N vs? R X M Eugene Monroe . X ' A X X ww . wi - I I N 1 ,E I S K ' ! 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Walter m Whifnex Clemeni Weidig Z0 J 'I I v-4' . 7 Qfjvj! XAJICAZOJ Marlene Weber 7 .U F94 d,Q A4' 49.1, W fl V9 '0' 'FCM MMM -1 Meryl C7 Weber 'S' Robert J. Winterhulier Shirley Connell ,AAh. Q ' -. I7 I9 an :ly V1 v In l X Wayne R. Zimdu rs James F. Zunker ,, P Lawrence DeGrool -C' u Darrell T. Hofmaier . K' ' I x 3 , s x - if Il I ll ll ll DonaldGrady O X everyone begins to realize how 'fast these three years have gone. The Juniors of '53-'54 found themselves in a swirl of activity. To lead them through all their functions of the year, they se- lected Kermit Lehman, president, Rolf Kroeber, vice-president, Phyllis Sorenson, secretary, Marlene Multhauf, treasurer. Marlene received an honor for the entire iunior class by captur- ing the coveted title of Homecom- ing Queen. 'L tx S' yo qlhqql' Oqo 6,-1' 1x4W'4 74 'X 1 Q .' , sk an lv -,Ji .1-so ll o O QQ: K P Y T G B I, Fax ik Q - 'V s lme 0 es y... ggfosogcx 22 ff-Li? R4 V Qcq L, ' s 4 2' Row I-Donna Berschneider, V- l Audrey Baier, Ruth Budahn, Marilyn Bautzman. Row 2-Betty Braun, Margaret Berlowski, Jean Boettcher, Nancy Best, Donna Mae Brinkman. Row 3-Joyce Boyd, Robert Bauer, Juanita Berger, Gloria Brugger. Row 4-Donald Borlen, Ronald Aulenbacher, Michael Buckley, Richard Buchanan, Robert Baus. 74 Z . F JU Sgmxlyxf 7. ,V . X., J 4 49 ff X is X Q 1 . 2 4 ,vu sv- si f i Q. 17 Row I-Barbara Mayne, Laurice Merkel, Donna Krueger, Betty Kress. Row 2-Maxine McGee, Bernice Kratz, Marlene Multhauf, Carlene Lepien, Louise Navin. Row 3-Donald Marx, Thomas Montog, Norman Krueger, Arthur Nelson, Gerald Nettesheim. Row 4-Allan Nash, Kermit Lehman, Henry Laubenheimer, Dean Mitchell, Rolf Kroeber, Peter Loosen. J i- Row 'I-Rosemary Gault, Jean Collins, Gloria Grob, Joan Collins. Row 2-Walter Dais, Bonnie Greget, Richard Gourlie, Gloria Compton, Ann Guerndt. Row 3-James Diefenbach, Arlene Ebert, Barbaronn Dietenberger, Henry Griesmer. Row 4-John Dorn, Joseph Dorn, Fredric Gennerman, Joseph Gehl, Donna Doll, Mary Joan Gahlman. W-P454 E ' :U -pcm M01-la? ww ' ,mfg Q,..,,,..llf.J,4..., Row I-Lois Held, Donna Koester, Ruth Held, Joyce Jens. Row 2-Rita Hennes, Joan Koepp, Isla Karn, Mary Held, Margaret Jackson. Row 3-Robert Jeffords, Joseph Handel, Robert Kay, Shirley Jeranek, David Haertl. Row 4-Richard Kirsch, Clement Honrahan, Richard Hiller, Leo Jeffords, Richard Hess, Donald Hagen. ...k ssc. 'X xv t. is f, wb J 'CV - i 4 l l l Row 1-Patricia Persick, Mary Rehwaldt, Sheila Pusch, Sharon Rundquist, Bernadette Rettler. Row 2-Carlene Rettler, Arlene Papez, Karen O'Keane, Mary Russell, Joyce Schlafer. Row 3-Rosalie Reed, Robert Rosenthal, Joseph Osterman, Franklyn Schellinger, John Schauer. Row 4-Ronald Schlee, Donald Scharfenberg, James O'Keane, Henry Schroeder, Paul Rogers. Row I-Nancy Turnbull, Marlene Schuster, Sharon Shinners, Ruth Thayer, Fay Sterman. Row 2-Judith Sell, Florence Steinlce, Margaret Van Minsel, Blanche Reyes, Phyllis Sorenson. Row 3-Rose Smith, Marlene Simon, Elaine Tesch, Carol Vinz, Joan Scholtes. Row 4-John Schneider, Russell Schwulst, Clarence Sterr, Edwin Shaw, Richard Smith. Row I-Jacquelin Wolf, Janice Weninger, Joyce Wiedmeyer, Catherine Whipp. Row 2-Robert G. Wagner, Barbara Weber, Suzanne Young, Robert Young, Robert C. Wagner. Row 3-Jean Walsh, Donald Weber, Barbara T. Walter, Russell Wagner. Row 4-Richard Werner, Oscar Wagner, David Zuehlke, Philip Young, Ray Williams. oming Wound the Mountain 'f . ,- 6? . . . with the first and hardest year behind them, and the two best yet to come, these students were in the transitory year of high school life. Their officers, Dick Ritger, president, Bob Collins, vice-president, Cleora Radke, secretary, Judy Kuenstler, treasurer, were wisely chosen. They showed their aggressive- ness by making a clean sweep of all the homecoming awards. il Row 'I-Faye Doubleday, Joyce Connell, Susan Chaplin, Margaret Berndt, Dorothy Chartier. Row 2-Janice Berlowski, Eldora Brown, Mary Buckley, Heidi Esslinger, Alice Erdman, Rita Dietenberger. Row 3-Sally Backus, Constance Baerwald, Karen Baetz, Judith Esser, Rueben Beine. Row 4-Raymond Albrecht, Robert Collins, Patrick Basler, Franklyn Endres, Kenneth Conrad, Charles Erdman, William Boettcher. Row 1-Linda Harris, Eileen Gehring, Caroline Heesen, Carolyn Gillich. Row 2-Mardell Hagen, Betty Jean Hackbarth, Dorothy Gauger, Patricia Grady, Herminia Gonzalez. Row 3-Daniel Goetz, Terrance Hanrahan, Ronald Groh, Gerald Falkenstein, Jeanette Hefter. Row 4-Robert Guenterberg, Virgil Fahrenkrug, Richard Freehauf, Karyn Harker, Howard Hagen. Row 'I-Margaret Kiefer, Carol Kress, Della Klippel, Jane Kloth. Row 2-Judith Kuenstler, Patricia Klinlc, Alice Kamp, Bernice Hoepner, Delores Keen. Row 3-Kenneth Kowalchyk, Kenneth Kunz, William Hulbert, Julio Hoffmann, Roger lndermuehle. Row 4-Wilfred Klippel, Margaret Kern, Anthony Kling, Harry Jahnz, Eugene Hoerth, Dorothy Klockow. S L, Y' ,pw :lust JL... lid ll - 1 Row 'I-Margaret Nelson, Yvonne Lassanslce, Cora Leach, Laorice Leach, Jean McMeans. Row 2-Clarice Laubenheimer Judith Matthews, Donna Mertz, Myra Mante, Norene Lueth. Row 3-Gordon Mortenson, William Moser, Kathleen Montag, Myrtle Mittelstadt. Row 4-Anthony Limbach, William Lentz, Roger Nash, James Margelowsky, Allan Monroe, Wayne Neu. -'l v. l 4 1'l'I1'1' Row I-Joanna Wagner, Jerome Talajkowski, Adeline Weiss, Barbara Whipp. Row 2-June Werner, Robert Wegener, Donald Wilde, Ruth Woods. Row 3-Lionel Wagner, James Trotter, Donald Wittig, David Williams, James Zivko. Camera Shy-Donald Schumacher, Mary Weber. fiv- GWR 1 sag ling flu 'rmx f' 1 'Sf' 9 x - ,,. Row 'I-Barbara Polster, Cleoro Radlce, Marilyn Roslcopf, Maureen O'Neil, Jane Riley. Row 2-Raitord Ritterbusch Emily Pfeifer, Collette Putman, Jacquelynn Reik, Ellen Persick. r Row 3-Mary Ann Peltier, Doris Nehm, Kenneth Rayewske, Richard Ritger, Jerrold Reich. Row 4-Charles Reed, John Rufener, Harry Ross Rhodes, Donald Otte, Douglas Pfister Erwin Rohleder, Donald Pieper. Row I-Darlene Schulteis, Judith Schwartz, Margaret Schnitzler, Rosina Sonn. Row 2-Cecile Strupp, Elizabeth Strupp, Carlene Strothers, Elaine Sellinger, Margaret Schickert. Row 3-Wayne Stefan, Harlan Schrader, Eugene Schmidt, John Spielmann. Row 4-David Schumacher, Kenneth Schmidt, Vincent Scharpf, Ruven Seibert, Franklin Schwulst, Frederick Schad. 17-lf' PA 4' : x Bewitched, Bofhered, and Bewildered . . . . . . the Freshmen first entered H. H. S. With each progressing month, however, they became a little more respected by the upperclassmen. Tom Jeffords, president, Judy Leach, vice-president, Audrey McAfee, secretary, Faye Lehman, treasurer were chosen as the driving forces of the class. They showed their appreciation of high school by their eagerness and anticipation. Q- 1 Row 'I-Arline Boettcher, Joan fevflll 'f - Becker, Thomas Becker, 'xv' Ami, view Donna Berghammer, Carolyn ,V,4.. Berndt. Row 2-Nancy DeRosia, Kay Berlowski, Thomas Abbott, Robert Becker, Jack-Bauer. Row 3-Noel Baertlein, Robert Baetz, James Delaney, James Collins, Carmen Christman. Row 4-Joseph Collins, Walter Babicky, David Courtney, Norman Buhrow, Ronald Beilke. IN Ilmiif' t i - 1 HP I l P Q Ich r - 'Q , X' id Row I-Faye Lehman, Donna Multhauf, Emily Meissner, Judith Leach, Eleanor Lembke. Row 2-Jerome Komp, Ralph Mayer, Audrey McAfee, Judith Malone, Jean Malone, JoAnn Malchow, Row 3-Ann Lindsay, Philip Leader, Jerome Mann, Roger Malchow, Ellen Monroe. Row 4-Rolland McCracken, Lorenz Mittelstadt, Gary McGee, Raymond Montag, Lenard Lessor, Robert Mueller. pe K. Row 1-Marie Faber, Jeraldine Happel, LaVerne Gunst, Judy Happel. Row 2-Joel Gillich, Mary Hahn, Phyllis Geszvain, Carol Goetz, Mary Emmer. Row 3-Delores Fritz, Marshall Finch, Charlene Hanrahan, Mary Frank. Row 4-Ernestine Golda mmer, Daniel Gutiahr, Richard Fahrenkrug, Jon Grissman, Orville Endres, Diane Hanrahan, Row 'I-Mary Koestering, Jeanette Krug, Madonna Hofmaier, Darleen Jones. Row 2-Esperanza Lugo, Diane Indermuehle, Florence Kraus, Rosalia Kreuser, Terrence Heintz. Row 3-Thomas Jeffords, Kenneth Jochem, Kenneth Jordan, Loretta Hilger. Row 4-Kenneth Klein, Gerald Kreilkamp, Ronald Jacklin, James Jahnz, Jerry Jackson, Melvin Henlce. ,Q fin, l on .K-s I Q Y 2- 4. A X l 1:1 HYWT X Row IfRuth Schaefer, Marilyn Schellinger, Kay Obenberger, Ellen Rohleder, Daniel O'Keane. Row 2-Jerald Osterman, Thomas Pfeiter, Gladys Nelson, Patricia Schoebel, Nancy Navin, Harvey Rettler. Row 3-George Schauer, Beverly Rosenthal, Francis Neu, Karen Riley, Casper Schmitt. Row 4-Loretta Schellinger, Joanne Schlieve, Lawrence Pearce, Richard Semler, William O'Neil, Kenneth Renzaglia, James Schroeder. Row 1-Paula Schwulst, Marilyn Scholtes, Judy Thielmann, Carole Theisen, Phyllis Talaikowslci. Row 2-Robert Strothers, Delores Stuettgen, Joyce Schroeder, Mary Steinmann, DuWayne Sellinger, Barbara Schulteis. Row 3-John Unser, Glenn Schneider, Elvira Schmidt. Judith Smith, Mary Sell. Row 4-Darlene Vinz, Lynn Schmidt, Robert Vick, Andrea Siebert, Leslyn Schmidt, Donna Thompson. Row I-Jean Wiser, Donna Wiebelhaus, Marilyn Ziegelbauer, Joann Wittenburg, Helen Woods. Row 2-Earl Wilde, Barbara Walsh, Beverly Ann Wendorf, Daniel Wegner, Joan Zuest. Row 3-David Werner, David Walter, Norman Wiedmeyer Kathleen Wolf, Janet Wagner Row 4-David Wagner, Ardanelle Weidig, Alfred Wedel, William Wagner, Deloris Washburn. Camera Shy-Frederick Kuck William Schmitt, Judith Schneider, Marjorie Weber. TURN BACK THE HAND OF TIME Coach Beatty puts his gridmen through their paces. Leaving memories of summer behind, 546 students and five new faculty members invaded the halls of Hartford High. First assembly program featured a miniature circus. Rain tried its best to dampen the spirits of Hartford High football fans, but succeeded only in proving Menomonee Falls all wet. We won 6-Ol 25. Orioles lost second football game to Berlin. Ocala Port Washington walloped Hartford 32-6. Despite Sharon's hopeful predictions in her Hartford Hi-Spots our Orioles were defeated by Horicon 20-14. Second in the series of Assembly programs featured musical entertainment. Homecoming Queen Marlene Multhauf reigned over the snake dance and pep rally at which Johnny Logan of the Milwaukee Braves was guest speaker. Sophomores walked off with the coveted first prize in the Home- coming parade. Number three assembly program featured a Scotch couple who showed us a wee bit of the highland fling. Sue Schmidt, after being enchanted by Liberace's music, attempted to get his autograph and as a result nearly missed both of the buses, much to the dismay of Miss Welker. Orioles cheer football fans by tying the Beavers 6-6. The snake dance progresses through Main Street. The cheerleaders begin the snake dance, their faces aglow with excitement. Coach presents Johnny Logan with an honorary letter. ,. ab :gi ii i l 1,1 ., ,... ....-f I,,,,. ,-..--'Y' r,,,.,--'ru Mmwwqwgwmnix The band heads parade for this festive occasion. -.i.....,, On O1'lnl1f'r flfll'l'7IlIl llrf' day zum' lnvgim will: ll f1'1'llng of grfnl I'XI7!'lll1lI'07I. Hmm'- rrnning, will: all ils e'xrilf1mw1t and gnivly 111:11 mrmf. At night, II largf' 7'f'pTl'.Sl'7IlIlll071 of llu' .sfudrnl lmdy joinrd hands for Ihr' lTIIIllll0l70l snalff' damn .-lflf'rzv11rds, the rrnwd nssmnlzled in from of ll11?sr'l1o0lfm' ilu' prjz rm'f'1ing. Mr. Allen prr'sr'n!f'd flu' gum! spwnlccr of flu' l llFlIl77g, Ilolnzny Logan, who j7r1's1'ntf'd ilu' qzwmz of Wa-4 W ,- The Sophomores took first prize. Let's Trim 'em gave the Seniors second prize .vlzzllwllx want Io lllrsl Park lo 'llllllfll ilu' Hommomzng, Marlwm' .llllllllllllfc 011 lln' following 11ftf'rnoor1. al 3:00, .S'lllIll'Hl.Y and fownsjzroplf' alllw, llnrrl up for flu' llNllYl!lI'. Thr' .YUPIIUIIIUITS look lllf' lim! lbrlzr' for lllwir floal, ll'r ll Cool: 'I'l11'1'r fioo.w'. Om' mort' will would llruw' glilfll tln' l1zr'lcl1'.ss svnlors fN'l'IlIIlII!'Ill l7UX.Yt'SSI'lJ7I of flu' lfllllllljl. Ilowzfiwr, llzvy farm' in a rlosf' smvnzd will: lllrir l1arln'rsl1op-qzzarlrt ll11'm1'. 'I'l1r' wlmlow rlr'roraIion prize' also wrnl lo lllf' SUIIIIOIIIIHYS. Tllal l'?'l'HIIIg, an l'Xl'I.ll'd lllfflilg of lllf' g'Il7llI' l1f'lw1'r'n ilu' Oriolvs and ilu' ll a11p1m Il'arriors. ll was a sad group of Harlforfl lzoys and girls who lfft flu' park aflrr Ilmy walrlzrrl Iliff drfrat of llIl'I'V tram lay a swore' of 20-0. Howzwwr. flu' Honzffoming dannv soon roi.w'd all fallwn spirils. In ilu' fapalnlf lzanrls of Pat limzis and Gloria llfl?7'l1'!'l, ilu' gym was a llfllllllflll Hfl'Ill117lI7l Swirl of rolor. QIlf'l'II lllIITlf'I1t'? and hm' rnworl. jolzmzy lVargf'lowslcy, 1 1'1'igr1r'cl SIlpl'!'7IIl' for the Fllfillflg with V V ,V l lllrir four! o honor. Virlorv or n t, I 3 0 Here we see Queen Marlene Multhauf and her escort, flu' 1053 f1IHIIf'!'U7I1I.f1f7 was a S1ll'ff'SS! 6 John Margelowsky. Roger Nash, Collette Putman, Allan Nash, Renita Renfro, Jim Margelowsky, Judy Thielmann, John Margelowsky, Queen Marlene Multhauf, Jack Parker, Carlene Rettler, Loran Goff, Barbara Hdnrdhdnf Glenn Schneider, Diane lndermuehle, Dick Ritger, and Judy Kuenstler. LM .gf W . MN .. N. . N- i - , .. . k 1 if x 21' 1 s N . ., fiX,,M,,.a ' ' F3 ? 'n - Y -iii 3. 5-6 7. agiif' 77' s- 12 ,,...?,,, - ,, --- T ' 'ff-.li ..- . J , ... -,...- --- . . --, iw.. -L . .-?. ....,-,-- 79. -:Tj ,.-- I ,P iffif---1' f -- 1127 ' if-' ?...-- E, ,rg , ,...- ...--,-. '. N,,7- f, ..-.- 20. , --- . p Li-'r if::'i' -- '-T ' Q . -L., -1. Y ii l .,....,:- --,Ls-1l..., ..-an,- . ,X ei --- ig? 26-2 7. Watch the birdie, was a familiar quote on the day the first pictures for the Oriole were taken. Defeated Columbus in a thrilling game 28-0 to end the 1953 football season. Teacher's Convention-a two day break. Hartford Harriers placed fifth in the State Meet at South Milwaukee. First pictures were taken for the 1954 Oriole. During the ninth Annual Open House, our parents were entertained by the Hartbeats and the One Act Play. End of first quarter. One Act Play presented during assembly program. Orioles won first basketball game of the season, defeating Menomonee Falls 67-32. One Act Play won A rating at District Meet at Riverside High in Milwaukee. The little gym was the center of a western theme at the Inter Se Date Dance, Under Western Skies. Orioles hailed as victors of Bay View game. 59-50. Thanksgiving vacation gave us a chance to recuperate from the game-and eat! Orioles won third basketball game. The score was 60-57. Watertown on the tail end! Holy Hill was founded in 1855 by RW. Franris IJIIIIUIZIIIPT. In addition to being a noted religious shrine, it is also u very picturesque spot. QL? 9, We QM ,J ,J The lnformer'f . . 260 'ju Q A The Informer, Loran Goff, tries to throw suspicion on The Rat Mulligan, played by Gilbert Krause. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. McPhiIlip Patricia Ennis Mary McPhillip Laurie Leach Bartly Mulholland Dale Gourlie Tommy Connor Bill Asp Gypo Nolan Loran Goff Dan Gallagher Clem Hanrahan Katie Fox Mary Berndt Peter Mulligan Gilbert Krause The Informer by Liam O'Flaherty dealt with the effect of the Irish Revolution upon one family and its friends. Frankie McPhilIip was killed after an informer told the police of his whereabouts. Most of the play involved the attempt to discover who the informer was and to punish him. A reward of twenty pounds of silver was offered for information leading to the apprehension of Frankie. Knowing this, the informer becomes a modern-day Judas by selling out his friend for pieces of silver. The cowboy murals gave all participants that western feeling. Western 1 Skies Af . f mr I l N Darlene Vinz, Robert Young, Mar aret Jackson, Don Grady, Dick Ritger, and Judy Kuenstler take time out for h refreshments. ' X N An elevated view shows Rose Horst, the Inter Se president, chatting with friends. Laurice Merkel is the Q cn 2. Y. cn 3 4 o 'fl 4 :- 0 3 D Wm... 3' 0 ...-,,...,,.. ,,....,,,,c.,. I c 'a 5. 4 I U0 candid shot. E s i 4. 5. 9-70. ll. 75. 76. 17. IK The members of the One Act Play cast and the stage crew traveled to Whitewater to enter in the Sectional Meet. A B rating was received but nevertheless, the staunch lrishmen made the most of their visit to this fair city. Mr. Buetow entered his debate team in the meet at the University. After long weeks of practice, the juniors, with lines completely learned and make-up on firmly, presented Our Town before an attentive audience. Orioles prove themselves equal to the threat that Berlin offers in their first home conference game of the season. The A team came through victorious. Hartford students demonstrated the true Christmas spirit by donating generously to the Student Council Christmas Fund. Coach Beatty's Orioles invaded Watertown and departed victorious. Final score, 80-64. Members of the Mixed Chorus, Boy's Glee Club and Girls Chorus presented their annual Christmas concert. After the performance, a party, consisting of dining and dancing was held for all participants in the concert. The basketball team chalked up another win at Beaver Dam. The final tally, 55-47. Orange and Black subscribers were thrilled with their Christmas issues which were printed in red and green. A beautifully planned and executed Christmas program was presented to the student body by the Student Council. Afterwards, amid shouts of -s Mr. Dawson is interrupted during rehearsal. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, school was recessed for a two week holiday vacation. Joe Schroeder, Dave Haertl, Ronnie Aulenbacher, and Don Borlen are having fun taking off the grease paint. OUR TOWN by THORNTON WILDER The cast of Our Town. After death, Emily pleads for a one day visit into the past. Stage Manager Allan Nash T Dr. Gibbs Rolf Kroeber Mrs. Gibbs Marilyn Bautzmann Mrs. Webb Mary Joan Gahlman George Gibbs Robert Rosenthal Rebecca Gibbs Jacqueline Wolf Wally Webb David Haertl Emily Webb Phyllis Sorenson Mr. Webb Kermit Lehman Simon Stimson Richard Buchanan Mrs. Soames Ruth Thayer The rest of the cast included: Robert Jeffords, Richard Smith, Joseph Gehl, Donna Koester, Clem Hanrahan Sharon Shinners, Russell Schwulst, John Schauer, Robert Kay, Thomas Montag, Ronald Aulenbacher, Donald Borlen, Franklin Schellinger, Barbara Mayne, Fay Sterman, Henry Schroeder, Donald Scharfenberg Gorlyn Becker, Laurice Merkel, Sheila Pusch, Ruth Budahn, Carlene Lepien, Karen O'Keane, Bernice Kratz, Mary Ann Held, Judith Sell, Louise Navin, Barbarann Dietenberger. Christmas Spirit One of the many activities the Student Council was in charge of was The Christmas Charity Fund. PRESIDENT ..... LORAN GOFF SECRETARY . . DOROTHY VICE-PRESIDENT . . ROLF KROEBER TREASURER . . MARILYN ADVISOR . . . MR. ALLEN FRANK RADKE The Orange and Black came out with a novel idea by publishing the Christmas issue in the traditional Christmas colors. I I MIXED CHGRUS N,q . , wf H-GM A Mm' , fewer' ,. . SOPRANOS Nancy Berglund Margaret Berndt Mary Berndt Joyce Boyd Dorothy Chartier Betty Hackbarth Dorothy Klockow laurie Leach Frances Marek Gloria Merkel Myrtle Mittlestadt Karen O'Keane Maureen O'Neal Barbara Polster Collette Putnam Marilyn Radke Carlene Strothers Marlene Simon Beverly Swanton Carol Vinz Janis Vinz Marlene G. Wagner Adeline Weiss Catherine Whipp Maryln Weber ALTOS Audrey Baier Mary Belongie Nancy Best Donna Brinkman Ruth Budahn Helen Butzler Sue Chaplin Carolyn Gillich Donna Koester Mary Rehwaldt Marlene A. Wagner Patricia Ennis ,,, 'V ...M N -- TENORS Richard Buchanan Robert Haldeman Clement Hanrahan Norman Krueger James Margelowsky Wayne Stefan David Williams Donald Wittig BASSES Jerald Gillich Gilbert Krause Daryl Kuenzi Frank Moser Roger Nash Erwin Rohleder Donald Scharfenberg Vincent Scharpf John Schouer Marvin Schellinger Edwin Shaw Robert Young David Zuehlke James Brown ri? at 3 Q53 Q - A, SOPRANOS Carolyn Berndt Sharon Biller Laverne Gunst Diane Hanrahan loretta Hilger Judy Leach Ann Lindsay Jean Malone Audrey McAfee Emily Meissner Karen Riley Ruth Schaefer GIRLS CHORUS Lynn Schmidt Judy Schneider Paula Schwulst Mary Sell Mary Ann Steinmann Donna Thompson Marjorie Weber Beverly Wendorf Joan Zuest Constance Baerwald Mary Buckley Dorothy Gauger Caroline Heesen The Mixed Margaret Kern Carol Kress Clarice Laubenheimer Cora Leach Norene Lueth Myra Mante Suzanne Schmidt Judith Schwartz Rosina Sonn Ruth Woods A LTOS Karen Baetz Alice Erdman Judith Esser Margaret Kiefer Doris Nehm Nancy Dekosia Ernestine Goldammer Diane Indermuehle Eleanor Lembke Joann Malchow Judy Malone Ellen Rohleder Joanne Schlieve Joyce Schroeder Andrea Siebert Helen Woods After supper practices such as this helped make the Christmas Concert a success. ff ul Chorus presents Miss Welker with a gift ,Jar Students laugh at the faculty as they ioin in the chorus of Deck the HaIls. . Q C hrisimas Program Santa is debating whether to give .lim a camera for Christmas Mr. Dawson tells Santa of his admiration l?l for Senator McCarthy. Clem Hanrahan recites a poem for his classmates. THE HARTBEATS One of the many honors bestowed on the Dance Band was the privilege to play for a Platteville Co? Dongs during the Christmas Holidays. 1, ,lf xmw of 1 1 ' wt f' if 'S of 1 f 1+nf 3Qif w-ff mf' J +-' '13 X MADRIGAL 'T The Madrigal consisted of Frances Marek, Mary Berndt, Marilyn Radke Donna Koester, Bob Haldeman, Jack Lepien, Jerry Gillich, and Gib Krause. This ensemble sang for the Christmas Concert and also performed for various local organizations during Christmas vacation. Mariorie Troller, because of her reliability, good citizenship, leadership and loyalty, became this year's recipient of the DAR award. H.H.S. once again became alive with students. The Orioles lost to Waukesha, one of the best teams in the state. 59-48. Impersonations from Mama and Seventeen charmed us during our first assembly program of the new year. Mayville defeated us by a score of 58-56. South Milwaukee with their star, Jay Schauer, defeated the fighting Orioles. The score was 65-54. Our rival, West Bend, defeated us. Mr. John Paynter, band director at Northwestern University, was guest conductor at the annual Mid-Winter Band Concert. Hartford overcame its losing streak by defeating Cooney. The score was 51-50 Debaters took second place in the Little Ten Debate Tournament. Marjorie Troller won D.A.R. award. Ripon defeated the Orioles. 86-54. SIeighride was the theme of the Mid-Winter Formal given by the Seniors. Y 1 -Q. DEBATE TEAM F' 2 Q ' if v- l Bob Rosenthal, Audrey McAfee, John Spielmann, Robert Young, Judy Leach, and Bob Collins know how to present a good argument, for they compose the 1953-54 debate team. 1---.....- OUR BAND CLARINETS Sally Backas Marilyn Bautzman Barham Beatty Arlene Ebert Barbara Hanrahan Judith Hupfer Laurie Jean leach Cora Leach Gloria Merkel Laurice Merkel Mary Sell Fay Sterman Ruth Thayer Mariorie Troller Cleora Radke Sandra Walters Phyllis Sorenson Marilyn Zurn BASSQQN ALTO CLARINET Andrea Siebel-1 linda H i' FRENCH HoRNs N Mqrgqrel Bgfndf Dale Gourlie Carolyn Casely FLUTES Charlene Klink Mary Joan G H Susaon Matthews Joyce Jens a man ?c::15:::ke Nancy Jesse Kathleen Kissel Judy leach OBOE Patricia Ennis CORNETS Karen Emberson Ingrid leach Maryrose Leach Jim Karcheski Jack Parker Pat Riley ALTO SAXOPHONES Carolyn Bernd! Heidi Esslinger Faye Lehman TROMBONES Ruth Budahn Marie Gillich Della Klippel BASSES Eugene Falk Joel Gillich Bob Jeffords Diane Loos Rglf Krggbgr Kermit Lehman -lam! Kl0fl1 Glenn Schneider Kehhelll KUIII TYMPANI and BELLS Sharon Shinners Florence Sfeinke J K 'reNoR sAxoPHoN ES BARITONES ERCU55'0N LII M2T,E,w, Ronald Aulenbacher Dorothy Klockow John Be.-ndf Eugene Monroe 'lane Riley Jack Leplen Larry Mihlesfadl -lUdY Sell Nancy Turnbull Edwin Shaw BARITONE SAXOPHONE James 1,,n,,- Dick Gourlie SLEIGHRIDE After a month of planning the senior class presented their final achievement in the way of social life at Hartford High School on January 30th. They chose for the theme of the annual Mid-Winter Formal the setting of a Sleighride. The chill in the weather only added to the excitement in the air as the couples danced un- der strings of evergreen boughs to the music of Harry Rothman. A real old-fashioned sleigh served as a background for pictures of the couples and silhouettes of outdoor scenes adorned the walls. The little gym was decorated to create the effect of a lodge complete with fireplace and frosty windows. if ,gg Q ef- f V gf Q v 1. A I Students and faculty advisors worked side by side preparing for the Sleighride. Dave Zuehlke, Faye Sterman, Jean Collins, Don Scharfenberg, Jane Kloth, Rolf Kroeber, Marilyn Schellinger, and Bob Rosenthal are among those who attended the dance. Ns. may 'til .. M, M., A Ln? 1 V ls. The Orioles were defeated by the Horicon 20. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian 27. The 'uniors defeated the fi htin '7f4ww I. Editors of Oriole gave speeches which persuaded the audience to buy the 1954 Oriole. 5. Waupun defeated Hartford by the score of 59-46. I 6. The first Hartford Hi-Nite, sponsored 5 by Mr. Dawson and the speech club, was g 'ffl a big success. si .E B H eu S IW-VI FFT? .. Marshmen. The score was 80-52. were announced. Dorothy Frank and Pat Ennis received the honors. Ten other is seniors received Senior Honors. Q2 West Bend Cardinals fell from their perch because of the persistence of the Hartford Orioles. 74-69. l 9 9 seniors in the T954 G.A.A. Basketball Tournaments. Dorothy Frank and Pat Ennis claim the top senior honors with grade averages of 96.29 and 95.23 respectively. s- f '. .W T .- if will - NST slzlil A K ,,' .W mi Ten members of the Senior Class received Senior Honors for having an average of 90 or above. These were Pete Schulteis, Helen Butzler, Mariorie Troller, Mary Joan Iklageirx Mary Berndt, Gilbert Krause, Beverly Swanton, Rose Horst, June Riess, and Bob asc a. A 7 'Q ,, , , 2 .1 iff' ,fri 5 . 7 A E M .4 4 V W i Jr. ' N A H swf I bl ,. cixdzw f. we T oRloLE STAFF The Senior Class of this year has spent much time planning this year's Oriole. Two energetic seniors supervised the work of the other members of the staff. They were Marjorie Troller, Editor-in-Chief, and Peter Schulteis, Assistant Editor. The 1954 Oriole was divided into sections. Gilbert Krause was in charge of the Senior section, Mary Berndt of activities, Mary Belongie of feature pictures, Helen Butzler and Pat Ennis of class pictures, Dorothy Frank of literary proofreading, and Jim Karcheski of sports. The photographers were Jim Brown and Loran Goff. Jerry Gillich was the business manager. Dale Gourlie and Betty Schnitzler were Art Editors. G. A. A. This ear the Y G.A.A. has been very active as in years before. Among the many activities they engaged in were tumbling, basketball, volleyball, softball, and modern dancing. The girls who loin G.A.A. find it entertaining healthful. Miss Rehwinkel acted as chief-in- charge-of- sports. Good sportsmanship and fair play were learned by the girls as well as the art of having fun at the various parties they put '3'-f ?12f' . . ---' l X I BLITHE SPIRIT EDITH RUTH CHARLES MRS. BRADMAN DR. BRADMAN MADAME ARCATI ELVIRA Ellen Monroe Barbara Mayne Dale Gourlie Laurie Leach Loran Goff Jean Burdick Marilyn Zurn 2. 4. 6. 10. Hartford won Freshman-Sophomore Forensic Meet. Hartford walloped Horicon at first game of Regional Tournaments. 75-52. Orioles defeated Beaver Dam in second game of Regionals. The score was 72-58. Hartford suffered defeat at the hands of Waupun to place second in Regional Tournaments. This ended the 'I954 basketball season. Despite heckling from the crowd, the faculty managed to nose out the winning Intra Mural team, the Metal Twisters. 42-41. 29-50. 37. ll. 12. 73. 77. Woodstock High School Choir entertained us during an assembly program Mariorie Troller received the first Ziegler Foundation Scholarship. Hartford took second place in Little Ten Forensic Meet. All the world loves the Irish! Nine A winning speakers participated in district Forensic Meet at Whitefish Bay to receive five A's there. Performances of the All School Play, BIithe Spirit. Declamations, vocal and instrumental ensembles entertained the student body during an assembly program. 3. ii f 3 li ...arf THE FCRENSIC TEAMS On March 13 the Forensic Team participated in the Little Ten Meet at Horicon. Waupun and West Bend won the Meet with Hartford a close second. Members of the team were: humorous declamatory, Clarice Laubenheimer and Jackie Wolf, serious declamatory, Ruth Thayer and Phyllis Sorensong original oratory, Barbara Mayne and Allan Nash, non-original oratory, Marilyn Bautzmann and Robert Rosenthal, extemporaneous reading, Pat Ennis and Mary Berndtg extemporaneous speaking, John Spielmann and Robert Collins, four minute speech, Helen Butzler and Cora Leach. J 4 'P Atv On March 2 the Freshman-Sophomore Forensic Team came home from the Little Ten Freshman-Sophomore Meet at Mayville with the coveted championship. Those who participated were: humorous declamatory, Clarice Laubenheimer and Jerry Komp, serious declamatory, Laurie Leach and Cleora Radke, original oratory, Judy Leach and Norman Buhrowp non-original oratory, Joanna Wagner and Erwin Rohleder, extemporaneous reading Judy Thielmann and Kay Obenbergerg extemporaneous speaking, Judy Kuenstler and Robert Collins, four minute speech, Cora Leach and Jane Kloth. VAL? ll I ll We ve Got The Pep PEP CLUB 45000055t .g ffl' Under the direction of cheerleader, Dale Gourlie, the Pep Club which was organized last year, gives forth with a sample of their enthusiasm which helped urge their team on to victory. PEP BAND Q The tempo set by the Pep Band at the basketball games added to the feeling of excitement and expectation of the Hartford fans. CHEERLEADERS In one of their calmer moments the A team cheerleaders pose for their pictures. They are Betty Schnitzler, Carlene Lepien, Dale Gourlie, Sheila Pusch, and Mary Rehwaldt. I fav Judy Thielmann, Heidi Esslinger, Carolyn Berndt, and Ellen Monroe constitute the B team cheering squad. 14,4442 BOYS' 3. The Solo and Ensemble Music Festival at Cedarburg was successful for Hartford. We received twelve starred firsts. IO. Ruth Thayer, Clarice Laubenheimer, :B Mary Berndt, and Allan Nash received QI Q, f A's at the State Forensic Meet. ,2f Seniors toured West Bend Aluminum. 16-19, Easter vacation gave us all a chance to enioy the warm spring weather. ,2, Oncoming Freshmen had a chance to see what makes HHS tick on Visitation Day. 23' Queen Laurice Merkel and King Kermit Lehman reigned in an Hawaiian Paradise. ZX Library Club Tea. The Boys' Quartette made up of Gil Krause Jerry Gillich, Jack lepien, and Bob Haldeman received a first on their festival selection. SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO The Triple Trio consisted of: Frances Marek, Sue Schmidt, Marlene Wagner, louise u row, Rose Horst, Beverly Swanton, June Riess, Marilyn Radke and Mary Berndt. :his erlsemble has been in existence four years, performing for The public and ati es :va . I Rx The other Junior award, the Spade Award This year the Key Award was given was won by Barbara Mayne because of her to Allan Nash. The award is presented thoroughness and excellence in every year to a iunior who is not only scholarship. consistently outstanding in academic achievement, but who also is active in extracurricular participation. SPANISH CLUB it 000 This year's Spanish Club members are shown in the picture above. The officers of the first year class are Allan Nash, Elaine Tesch, and Audrey McAfee. The second year class officers are Rolf Kroeber, Mariorie Troller, Cleora Radke, and Renita Renfro. . f M 1 ' . M111 1 V X ' I V , X n I HAWAIIAN PROM ROYALTY JUNICR Queen Laurice Merkel King Kermit Lehman PARADISE PROM 'WB ls ,N L t. LYEQT: LIBRARY CLUB E The officers of the Library Club were: .lean Collins, Dorothy Frank, Louise Buhrow, and Sue Schmidt. These people headed the activities sponsored by the club. The other members were: Sue Chaplin, Clorice Laubenheimer, Donna Koester, Cora leach, Betty Neu, Karyn Harker, Margaret Berndt, Paul Bautzmann, and Donna Krueger. .qu f 'S ' ck ' 1 This year the Inter Se, a club composed of girls from the student body, was headed by Rose Horst, president, Mary Berndt, vice-president, and Pat Ennis, secretary- treasurer with Miss Keller as advisor. ,. The Band and Vocal Departments participated in the annual Music Festival at Cedarburg. 5, Athletic Banquet. ,0. The Junior and Senior girls escorted their mothers to the annual Inter Se Mother-Daughter Banquet 13. The Band and Vocal Departments gave a very enioyable ioint Spring Concert. ls. Hartford students participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. IX The Little Ten Track Meet at Ripon. Performances of the All School Play, ' The Importance of Being Earnest. The club sponsored the Date Dance in the latter part of 1953 and the Mother- Daughter banquet in May. They also had a Christmas party as in past years. - -'-,ff-.r il-Q SQ -QQ' Q? X Z? i 2-'D-,.,...f Y gl .TQi d YY--5? 4151 JJ, -- 1 V ,f gf:-f Q,-fi'-'-X 5 ,, ,,,'-','I '. ,:'il,j, ,.-' --' 'J-'T '31 'ii-1 W- f Q ff Y fir.. ' Y -fl - .-ra. 4' N A,-mf T- -1 f 1 T ff T -C V T f f, f if '4 we - zgvafg- fn ' K , - ,. 'f- 'hr ' ..f f 104' . -rx ' .. -5- .,,L-.S-gf Mfg, :.:-2 14' T . H49 ,neg- Gpvip- J- ' W-fzfff' .T ' - , K- 'P 5, - .211-'FC -x' T it ffivfui-mvs 2:11249 TF? .4 1.555351 Er f --1e 'W:f f 2 .i - 1.e:TTTu.'!!T2'fZav45f-' 21-g,? 111 'J-L ' -L .- ' N iQ TE2? 1, ff-2-I .riff 33 13? '54-fffri ' ni f 350, ' egg? -- 4:ak -N. T, . i Tix.. 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'i 'if K, , TREASURER John Schamfer , ' , O 'N' T ' 'fag' SENTINEL Richard Beane ' ,. ss ' ' -S X 7- 52 REPORTER Fred Gennerman h I R ' T - ' - C s oemeri Q fx- 5 l D , , A X I , STUDENT COUNCIL WTlbertWalters, are T.,f ff ,T ,LT - KSN ,N ' ' , T ,, -lqildgrlvlz pl' gi. 'xx H i f M, ff, -Trx g x k Z , X ' L - X 1 X 'ig f M -Xxx ' T ,I vw 1 VV Ll! Q :W J 'I' Xkxbxk XT V X X, - ixi ,ik-iff 'yi -5,7 . --Z ' X 5 '14, ' X I ETX X ff ' , f 4 ' I ' -Q0 .f- 1 Qi! ' , ,X ,f 24 ff E, 5? Q ?3- XXXH K Kip x K V ,, ., , 4? Z x! - 'ei xx' XX' K 1 fr f, 6g,f'2f' K, N X , ' f X h: 5 ,ff ,I - Hi? 7 71 , Vg ff 13 yr ,fzirfa iv hp T T' . ! 1 ,f,. A ! Q f9 ! :'? T z.. . T jk!-:WP ,-. rm T 'P -'ff1f'1zT4f A V, 16 'msg Tk, T , i W ' ' .5 'f,-fini: 5 ' 5 w is N NVAQIAQ -3' 5 , vlllsivf 'ul fig , M Q W,-'.:' U , -F-..', 'Q -in, T.. T W T, 5.5 m:1.na.,0ga X I T F 41 I , nm-T 'ygilgrg , if , X31 fy- k ,rp-A 4' X1 T' ,-'V Tlrx Q ' X J?a,j,:1 M , q 'Wi uv H. ' ,T Q xii X MWF TW N-N Ny TTT Tf T T T N X BOYS CHCRUS TENORS Donald Borlan Richard Buchanan Gerald Falkenstein Joe Gehl Robert Haldeman Clement Hanrahan Jerome Jahnz Robert Jeffords Norman Krueger John lepien James Margelowsky Robert Rosenthal George Schauer Glen Schneider Ruben Seibert Wayne Stefan Daniel Wegner Donald Wittig Daniel O'Keane BASSES William Asp Robert Bauer Norman Buhrow James Diefenbach Frederick Gennerman Loran Goff Dale Gourlie Rolf Kroeber Kermit Lehman Frank Moser Franklyn Schellinger Allan Nash Roger Nash James O'Keane Douglas Pfister Francis Roethle Erwin Rohleder Vincent Scharpf John Schauer Edwin Shaw David Zuehlke LETTERMEN'S CLUB The lmporfance Of Bemg Earnesi JOHN WORTHING ALGERNON MONCRIEFF REV. CANON CHASUBLE MERRIMAN LANE LADY BRACKNELL GWENDOLINE FAIRFAX CECILY CARDEW MISS PRISM Robert Rosenthal John Spielmann Frank Moser Jack Lepien Erwin Rohleder Dorothy Frank Diane Abbofl Frances Jaworski Helen Butzler A A The Orange and Black's staff this year was headed by these people: Marilyn Radke, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Mayne, News Editor, Mary Belongie, Feature Editor, Robert Jeffords, Sports Editor, Sharon Shinners, Copy Editor, Dorothy Frank, Business Manager, and Allan Nash, Photographer. 006 6, Baccalaureate Services. . Senior Banquet. graduation diplomas. So long, H.H.S.! ,0. The class of '54 received their ll, The close of another school year. in-...i tl Here we see Editor, Marjorie Troller, Assistant Editor, Peter Schulteis, and Business Manager, Jerry Gillich making plans for the 'I954 Oriole. ,,,......---- fs d mv. -qqv X Q va -1 Q .. 4 .al I-4'-L , .1 I Y If L2,!T1Y2SQb?xgLmt3rQ2J1 vm K4 .. ' fig, 1 . J' K . 3. 4-' sl H , 'Q 555 Bi MPH Y A ..,.. A . .K X .,.. 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Handel, D. Smith, B. Baetz, F. Endres, P. Basler. Row 5 - Managed D. Schumacher, C. Weidig. Our 1953 football squad had to be content with a mediocre season. Iniuries were largely responsible for this. Bob Talaikowski was still plagued with his knee iniury and could only be used for point after touchdown duty. Coach Beatty switched the players around many times before the first string was selected. Although the first game with Menomonee Falls was played in a heavy rain, the Orioles defeated the Indians for the eleventh year in a row by a score of 6-O. The touchdown came on a pass from Jerry Gillich to Del Renzaglia who in turn, lateraled to John Margelowsky. In the next game with Berlin, Harford took an early lead on touchdowns by Zuehlke and Schroeder, but Berlin came back in the second half to win 27-13. lt was in this game John Margelowsky, Hartford's fine fullback, received a serious leg injury which kept him out of action for the rest of the season. After losing two games to Port and Horicon away, our Hartford gridders returned home to face a strong Waupun team before an enthusiastic Homecoming crowd. The Orioles' efforts fell short, however, and the Prison City team scored a 20-O victory. ln the following week, Hartford succeeded in tying Beaver Dam 6-6. On October 30th, Hartford traveled to Oconomowoc, and came back on the short end of a 21-3 score. The three points came on a field goal by Bob the toe Talaikowski. In their final contest with Columbus, Hartford came up with its best performance of the season and trounced Columbus 28-0. Digger DeGroot and Dave Zuehlke scored two touchdowns apiece and Tal kicked all four extra points. At the annual football banquet, Digger DeGroot and Don Grady were named honorary co-captains of the '53 squad. 't-,L 1:0 G en, Chuc k, Lefty, Loran, sa. ' -al M . D Q f x Iv ,+A ,-. . , 5 I ' A . . Q- . N k A, Ng, .. ,Q Qgqm h ig 'Johnny QF l ', l' ' u ,W Dwyer, Cin -Q .fret 'Tul. sued, z W? vm Don Bala, A scene from the Columbus game fs .A Em X5 Row I-B. Hulbert, J. Kreilkamp, B. Wagner, F. Schwulst, J. Handel, B. Baetz, K. Jochem. Row 2- W. Steffan, J. Hoffman, B. Wagner, O. Endres, W. Boettcher, M. Finck, D. 0'Keane, Coach R. Breen. Row 3-R. Semler, T. Abbott, G. Schneider, R. Albrecht, F. Schad, G. Erdman, T. Becker, D. Smith, Coach Stanelle. Row 4-K. Jordan, K. Konrath, D. Pfister, P. Basler, F. Endres, H. laubenheimer, G. McGee, L. Pearce, R. Seibert, D. Courtney. Our B team coaches, Mr. Breen and Mr. Stanelle, had a tough job on their hands this fall as the football season got under way. Very few of the boys who reported for practice had had any previous football experience. In the first game with Horicon, the team's overall play was both aggressive and spirited and they won by a score of 12 to 6. A lack of experience, however, was definitely shown by their play at times and this proved to be a handicap to them in their next game. It was with West Bend, at home, and the score was 7 to 6 in the visitor's favor. In their next two contests, our Bees had to contend with two very strong teams, Cedarburg and Oconomowoc. They lost both games by large scores. This did not discourage them in the least, for in their last game of the season with Mayville, our boys played some fine football and turned back the Junior Cardinals by a score of 6 to 0. Ruben Seibert and Dick Smith played some outstanding offensive ball, while Frank Endres, Bill Boettcher, Frank Schwulst, Glen Schneider, and Ray Albrecht performed exceptionally well on defense. Sxjgsivw MN U? 5.3.31- 'AMW WM .ww-hi' LJWLDQML 3.4-- QH 'Q Row I - R. Wagner, R. Montag, T. Montag, J. Parker, J. Talaikowski, R. Collins. Row 2 -- D. Wildi, D. Marx, D. I-loimerl, J. Collins, R. Ritger, Coach Mahr. N59- QA- Hartford's 1953 Cross Country team had quite a successful season. They succeeded in winning their own invitational meet and in placing fifth in the State Meet at Madison. Tom Montag, Jack Parker, Dave Heimerl, and Russ Wagner were consistent point makers. n 7.1-3,i-.11a Hartford's 53- 54 basketball team, was given the difficult task of preserving a 24 game winning streak in conference play. Although four members of last year's team had graduated, hopes were raised as our Orioles soundly defeated a Menomonee Falls quintet in their first game by a score of 67-32. The first five had Tal and Mopey at the guards, Bud Bliss at center, and Lefty Hagen and Del Renzaglia at forwards. Hartford had both height and scoring punch necessary to win and win they did. They stretched the streak to 27 by beating three Little Ten schools, Columbus, Berlin, and Beaver Dam. But as all good things must come to an end, our Orioles couldn't quite cope with a red hot Mayville team, and lost a heartbreaker by a score of 58-56. This game also left the team without the services of Bob Talaikowski who injured both of his knees. Although hampered, our Orioles still caused trouble for their opponents and as Tal returned to action in the later part of the season they lost to Horicon but also they avenged an earlier defeat by West Bend. In regional play, our Orioles played some excellent ball and racked up Horicon and Beaver Dam before losing to a spirited Waupun team led by their big center, Aivars Hacerovskis. Hartford finished the season with a respectable 5-5 record conference play and with an overall record of ll wins and 9 losses which is very seAsoN's nsconn good for the WE caliber of many Mano. Falls of their opponents Bay View Wefe of S. Milwaukee eXCePfl0nC'llY Watertown fine teams. Columbus Berlin Watertown Beaver Dam Waukesha Mayville S. Milwaukee West Bend Oconomowoc Ripon Waupun Horicon West Bend Cedarburg Horicon Beaver Dam Waupun OUR VARSITY THEY 32 50 40 57 45 39 64 47 69 58 65 60 50 86 59 70 69 62 THEY 52 58 74 H. Hagen, R. Buchanan, D. Hagen, R. Kroeber, H. Schroeder, Coach Beafly, C. Bliss, D. M. Buckley, J. Gillich, Managers-D. Grady, G. Krause, L. DeGroot. 4 Del, 'Jerry 7 . , ,.., X . 1 . , 5 X M 1 '1-hw' -W N... Renxaglia, R. Talaikowski, low I-W. Wagner, W. Hulbert, J. Tulhilzawski, D. Courtney, K. Jordan, L. Mimaktqdt L Lnsor, ll. Vick low 2-Coach Andrews, K. Klein, R. Baetz, R. Nash, F. Endros, A. Wodol, J. Mar-gefowsky, P. laslor, J. JICHOII hntagliu iumping against Wes! lend IIMOPQYIII --CL 1? , A A, 1 V 4 4 'V NIQV ,Q WAS ' MCL Tal fires away aguinsi Horicon, I Lk, L50 . 1 04,1 V x INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL . , .. -, ' , 1 . k '! J K I ff f aql -' 4. 4 Q bound in the game with Wu! Bend + A ...' '31 '1 I ., ,,... W A., I , Jack Parker scorn for his foam. A ummm. fo' an ban. in 'fri 1 i 'N - In f ' h . I 4 TRACK The track team suffered iust as much as the basketball team from graduation, but Mr. Mahr is hoping for a rather successful season. Del Renzaglia is being counted on for the hurdles, Dave Zuehlke for the dashes, and Jerry Gillich and Tom Montag for the quarter mile and mile respectively. ol ff is A ,.... if , ue, we y. 'wi ix 57' U- 1- .T GOLF Under the direction of their coach Mr. Allen, Hcrtford's 54 golf team pficticed diligently in hopes of having u successiul season. In BASEBALL Mr. Andrews, like Mr. Mohr, also has prospects of a reasonably successful season for his baseball team. The responsibility for this rests largely on the shoulders of Chet Seefeldt pitcher, Don Grady, catcher, Fred Gennerman, first base, Joe Schroeder, second, Mopey Hagen, at short, and Bob Talaikowski, at third, with Dick Basler and Frank Endres playing center ond right fields, respectively, whereas left field was open. ,wllifli Q6 jx yoillmi Y, I v 1 fx. , F Ql DX ll O LM! A N Wu F? Q K9 ,if l ,Ov fs A my M wi idk pw wb U jf DIANE ABBOTT CHESTER W. BLISS LAWRENCE DeGROOT G. A. A. 1-4: Volleyball Team l-4: Volleyball Capt. 1: Basketball Team -l-4: Basketball Capt. l: All Star Team 4: Inter Se l-4 :Library Club 1, 2: Band l, 2: Girls Pep Band: Art Club 3: Debate I: Spanish Club 4: All School Play 4. DOROTHY AHRENS Inter Se 2, 3: Pep Club 3. CHARLES G. ALGIERS Football Mgr. 2, 3: Cross Country 1: Track 1: Golf 2, 3:.Intra Mural l: Oriole Staff 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 2. WILLIAM ASP Entered as Soph. from Slinger, Wis.: Football 3. 4: Track 3: Boys' Chorus 3: Letterman's Club 4: jr. Class Play: One Act Play 4: Speech Club 4: R. B. BASLER Football l, 3: Basketball 4: Baseball l-4: Intra Mural l, 3, 4: Intra Mural Champs 3: Letterman's Club 2-4. ELENORE BAUERNSCHMIDT G. A. A. l. PAUL H. BAUTZMAN Library Club 2-4: F. F. A. 3, 4. RICHARD H. BEINE F. F. A. judging Team 4: Volleyball Champs I: Student Council 4: F. F. A. I-4: State F. F. A. Convention 3: Speech Club 4: Speech Club Pres. 4. MARY BELONGIE Entered as Frosh. from Omro, Wis.: Oriole Feature Ed. 4: 0 8: B Feature Ed. 4: Inter Se 3.4: Mixed Chorus 4: Oriole Stall 4: O 8: B Staff 4: Pep Club 8: Sextet 4: N. S. P. A. Quill tk Scroll Award 4. NANCY BERGLUND Inter Se I-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Glee Club l-3: Oriole Staff 4: O 8: B Stall 3.4: Pep Club 3: Forensics 2, 4: Speech Club 4: Piano Solo at Music Festival l-3. MARY BERNDT Inter Se I-4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Girls Glee Club I: 0 8: B Staff 2-4: Pep Club, 8, 4: Forensi l-4: Forensics Little Ten Meet 2-4: Forensic Frosh. Soph. Meet l-2: Forensic State Meet 4: jr. Class Play: One Act Play 4: Frosh. V. Pres. l: Sec.-Treas. 2: Senior Entered as jr. from Seymour, Wis.: Basketball 3,4: Little Ten Conference Champs 3: Regional Tournament 3, 4: Regional Champs 3: Sectional Tournament Champs 3: State Tournaments 3: Football 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4. HELEN BROPHEY Entered as Soph. from Lew Wallace High School, Gary Ind.: G. A. A. 2-4. Volleyball Team 2-4: Basketball Team 2-4: Inter Se 2-4: Pep Club 3: Forensics 2: Perfect Attendance 4. JAMES BROWN Sl. Class Vice Pres. 4: Track Mgr. 2, 3: Little Ten Meet 3: Champs 2, 3: Band 1: Mixed Chorus 4: Oriole Staff 4: Letterman's Club 2, 4: Student Council 4. M. DONALD L. BRUESSEL Cross Country 1-4: Track 1-4: Intra Mural l, 3, 4: Band 1, Letterman's Club 2. LOU ISE BU H ROW Library Club Sec. 4: Library Club 1-4: Inter Se 1, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee l: Oriole Staff 4: O tk B Staff 4: jr. Class Play 3: A Cappella l-3: Triple Trio l-4. JEAN BURDICK Entered as Soph. from Hartland, Wis.: Library Club 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 3: All School Play 3. DONALD BURG HELEN BUTZLER Sr. Class Sec. 4: Senior Honors: G. A. A. l-4: Volleyball Team l: Basketball Team I: Oriole Stalf 4: Oriole Picture Ed. 4: O tb B Staff 2-4: Inter Se I-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Glee Club l: Pep Club 3: Forensics I, 2, 4: Forensics Little Ten Meet 4: Forensics Frosh. Soph. Meet I-2: Forensics Sectional Meet 4: Student Council 3: Sextet 4: Perfect Attendance l: N. S. P. A. Quill and Scroll Award 4: All School Play 4. BETTY J. CHRISTIAN Inter Se 4: Mixed Chorus l: Girls Glee Club l. SHIRLEY CONNELL Honors: Homecoming Court of Honor 2: lfllef Se I- 21 GIFIS Glee Club It Volleyball Team I-3: Basketball Team Pe? Club 3- I-8: lnter Se Vice Pres. 4: Oriole Stall' 4: Oriole Activities Ed. 4: Student Council 3: A Cappella l-3: Triple Trio l-4, Madrigal 3, 4: Little Ten Forensic Champs 2: All State JAMES D. COU RTNEY Football Mgr. 2: Little Ten Meet 3: Golf l-3: Intra Mural 2: Letterman's SH Basketball Mgr. l-4: Football Co. Capt. 4: Letterman's Club Pres. 3: Football 1-4: Track l: Golf 3: Base- ball 2: Intra Mural I-4: Intra Mural Champs 4: Letterman's Club 2-4. IRLEY ANN DIETENBERGER Inter Se 3: Perfect Attendance 4. GLEN C. EIFERT Football I-4: Basketball l, 2: Intra Mural l, 3, 4: Intra Mural Capt. 4: Intra Mural Champs 3: Letterman's Club 4. PATRICIA ENNIS EU jr. Class Sec. 3: Salutatorian: N. S. P. A. Quill and Scroll Award 4: G. A. A 1, 4: Volleyball Team 4: Basketball Tealn -I: Inter Se 3-4: Inter Se Sec.- Treas. 4: Oriole Staff 4: Oriole Picture Ed. 4: Band l-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Pep Band 4: O tk B Staff 4: Pep Soph. Meet 2: Forensic Sectional Meet Club 3: Forensics 2-4: Forensic Little Ten Meet 3-4: Forensic Frosh. S: jr. Class Play 3: One Act Play 4: Student Council 4: Sextet 4. GENE C. FALK Cross Country 2: Track l-4: Little Ten Meet 3: Intra Mural 3, 4: Band 1-4 WAYNE FISCHER Letterman's Club 2--I: Intra Mural 4: Intra Mural Capt. 4: Intra Mural Champs 4: Cross Country 2: Track 2: Basketball l-3: Baseball l: Little Ten Conference Cham s 3: Regional Tournament Champs Sectional Tournament Champs 3: State Tournament 3: Cross Country 2: Little Ten Track Meet 2: Little Ten Track Meet Champs 2. DOROTHY K. FRANK Student Council Sec. 4: Library Club Treas. 3: Library Club Pres 4: Spade Award: Valedictorian: Oriole Literary Ed. 4: O ik B Bus. Mgr. 3, 4: Little Ten Debate Meet 2: Library Club 3, 4: Inter Se 2-4: Oriole Stall 4: O lk B Stal? 2-4: Debate 2: Forensics 2, 3: Soph. Forensics Meet 2: Forensics State Meet 2: jr. Class Play 3: Student Council 4: Little Ten Forensics Champs 2: Little Ten Student Council 4: Speech Club 4: District Debate Meet 2: N. S. P. A. Quill 8: Scroll Award 4: All School Play 4. DONNA M. FREDRICK Inter Se 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club DAVID R. GEDDEIS Golf l-3: lntra Mural l, 3, 4: Intra Mural Capt. 2: Spanish Club 2: Oriole Staff 4: Phy. Ed. Volleyball Champs 4: Chorus 3- Club 4- Speech Club 4. an-V Cf j .. , , uf,-6 5 07,7 ' ,QI-off:-af z-f -y-,Mg ,za 4 9 C' , -4. -fa!! -fc.-4z,4,4Eg, Gif?- Qfk' e:'4: f ' ' C' ,47 LOREN GERKEN Speech Club 4: Intra Mural 3, 4: Capt. 3: Letterman's Club 2-4: Football l-4: Track I-4: Little Ten Meet l-3: Champs 2, 3: Volleyball Team 4. DAVID A. GESZVAIN F. F. A. judging Team 4: F. F. A. 3, 4. JERRY H. GILLICH jr. Vice Pres.: Madrigal 3, 4: Boys Quartet 2-4: Oriole Staff 4: Oriole Bus. Mgr. 4: Boys Chorus l-4: Mixed Chorus l-4: Letterman's Club 3, 4. MARIE GILLICH jr. Class Play: Student Council 4: Inter Se l-4: Band I-4: Pep Band 4: Girls Pep Band 2-4: Girls Glee Club l: Oriole Staff 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Forensics 3: G. A. A. l-4: All-Star G. A. A. Team 4: Cheerleading 2, 3: Volleyball Team l-4: Basketball Team I-4: Starred First at Music Festival 4. JEAN GOETZ Inter Se 4. LORAN WM. GOFF Sr. Class Pres. 4: Student Council Pres 4: Library Club Pres. 2: Sec.-Treas. 3, 4: Track Mgr. l-3: DOROTHY HEFTER Inter Se 3, 4: Oriole Staff 4. DAVID HEIMERL Cross Country 2-4: Track l-3: Base- ball 4: Intra Mural 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Student Council 4. MARLENE HOEPNER l-Zntered as jr. from Mayville, Wis. DARRELL T. HOFMAIER I-lntered as jr. from Croft, Neb. F. F. A. 4: Speech Club 4. ROSE HORST Seniors Honors: Volleyball Team 2: Inter Se Vice-Pres. 3: Pres. 4: G. A. A. 2: Inter Se 2-4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee Club I: Oriole Staff 4: A Cappella l ,3: Triple Trio l-4: Perfect Attendance. JEROME JAHNZ Cross Country 3: Boys Chorus 4: F. F. A. 3-4: Basketball 3: Boys Chorus 4. FRANCES JAWORSKI Volleyball Team 3: G. A. A. l-4: Inter Se l-4: Band 1, 2: O Rc B Stall Little Ten Meet 2. 3: Little Ten . . . Champs 2, 3: Boys Chorus 4: Letterman's gligeiect Attendance 4, Club ,4: Intra Mural 3, 4: Boys Chorus 4: Oriole Staff 4: jr. Class Play: One Act Play 4: All School Play 4: Badger Boys State 3. DALE R. GOU RLIE LYLE L. KARN Entered as Soph. from Rubicon High School: Track 2, 3: Intra Mural 2-4. Honorable Mention Milwaukee journal JAMES E- KARCHESKI Art Calendar Contest 2: Speech Club 4: Cheerleading B Team I: A Team l-3: Cheerleading Capt. 3, 4: Oriole Staff 4: Oriole Art Co-Edt 4: Art Club Vice Pres. 3: Pep Club Pres. 4: Pep Club Vice-Pres. 3: Band l-4: Boys Chorus 4: Art Club 3: Pep Club 3, 4: jr. Class Play: One Act Play: All School Play 4: Student Council 3: Band Twirler 3: Band Major 4. DONALD GRADY Basketball Mgr. 2-4: Little Ten Con- ference Champs 2, 3: Football Co-Capt. 3: Football l-4: Baseball l-4: Intra Mural l, 3, 4: Intra Mural Champs 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Student Council 4. MARY JOHN HAGEN Senior Honors: Inter Se 3, 4: Oriole Stall 4: Forensics 2: Perfect Attend- dance 2. 3. JOYCE HAHN Inter Se 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 2: Oriole Staff 4. ROBERT C. HALDEMAN Mixed Chorus 2-4: Mixed Chorus Vice-Pres. 4: Boys Chorus l, 4. BARBARA ANN HANRAHAN Homecoming Court of Honor 4: Volley- Basketball Mgr.: Oriole Sports Ed. 4: Golf 3, 4: Band l-4: Boys Pep Band 3: Pep Band l-4: Dance Band l-4: Oriole Staff 4: Pep Club 3-4: Debate l. ERWIN KOEPP F. F. A. judging Team 2-4: F. F .A. Sentinal 2: F. F. A. Vice-Pres. 3: F. F. A. Pres. 4: Baseball 3-4: lntra Mural 3, 4: F. F. A. I-4: Pres. and Vice-Pres. of jr. D.H.I.A. GILBERT A. KRAUSE, JR. Senior Honors: B. C. Ziegler Scholar- ship Alternate 4: Basketball Mgr. 2, 4: Little Ten Conference Champs 2-3: Regional Tournaments 2-4: Regional Champs 3: State Tournaments : Cross Country l, 4: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: Student Council 2: Oriole Senior Ed. 4: Track l-2: Intra Mural I: Intra Mural Champs l: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys Chorus l: Oriole Stal? 4: Letter- man's Club 3, 4: junior Class Play: One Act Play 4: Madrigal 4: Boys Quartet 4: Badger Boys State 3. FRED P. KREUSER Track Mgr. 2: Intra Mural 3, 4: Intra Mural C amps 4. ADELINE KUCK ball Team 4: Basketball Team 4: Mixed Entered as Soph. from Waukesha, Wis. Chorus Vice-Pres. 3: G. A .A. 4: Inter Se I-4: Band 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls Pep Band 4: O 8: B Stalf 4: Pep DARYL xusnzl' ,V F. F. A. judging Team 3, 4: Intra Club 4: Forensic 4: A Cappella 2. 3: Mural 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys Chorus: Sextet 4. F. F. A. 2-4. DONNA MAE LAUBENHEIM R Inter Se l-4: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club: A Cappella 2. JOHN F. LEPIEN Intra Mural 4: Band l-4: Mixed Chorus 2: Boys Pep Band 2-4: Dance Band 3-4: Boys Chorus l-4: Pep Club 3-4: Madrigal 4: Boys Quartet 4: All School Play. MARCELENE ANN LEPIEN Sr. Class Treas.: Inter Se l-4: Band l, 2: Oriole Stall 4: O K B Staff 4: Pep Club 3. MARY J. LOEW Homecoming Court of Honor 3: Basketball Team 3: G. A. A. 2. 3: Inter Se 2-4. FRANCES MAREK Volleyball Team l: Basketball Team l: G. A. A. l, 2: Inter Se l-4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee Club l, 3: Oriole Staff: A Cappella l-3: Triple Trio l-4: Madrigal 3, 4: Perfect Attendance l. JOHN E. MARGELOWSKY jr. Class Pres. 3: Prom King 3: Little Ten Conference Champs 3: Regional Tournaments 3: Regional Champs 3: Football l-4: Track 3: Basketball l-3: Baseball 4: Intra Mural 4: Letterman's Club 3-4: Student Council I: Homecoming King 4: Speech Club 4. CARLA MANTE Inter Se l-4: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club l: Art Club: Perfect Attendance l-4: Speech Club 4. JERRY MARKS Speech Club 4: Track l, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Intra Mural 4. DORIS J. MAURER Inter Se l-4: A Cappella 2. LOREN W. MeAFEE Entered as jr. from Richland Center. GLORIA MERKEL Volleyball Team 3, 4: Basketball Team 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Inter Se 2.4: Band 2-4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Girls Glee Club l: Oriole Staff 4: O 8: B 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Forensics l. 2: Student Council 4: A Cappella 2, 3: Sextet 4: All-Star Basketball Team 4. EUGENE MON ROE Football Mgr. 2, 3: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Golf l-4: Band l-4: Oriole Staff: Perfect Attendance l, 2. FRANK H. MOSER Mixed Chorus 4: Boys Chorus 4: Art Club 3 Speech Club 4: All School Play 4. THERESA M. MUELLER Girls Chorus l: Inter Se l. 2, 4. STUART SCHELLINGER C. Ziegler Scholarship 4: G. A. A. yr 'K-A-:Dx .1 WILLIAM NELL MARVIN SCHELLINGER MARJORIE TROLLER xg Cross Country 2: Track l, 2: Baseball 4- 3: Oriole Staff: Intra Mural I, 3: Speech Club 4. JANE SCHWEITZER ELIZABETH NEU Girls Glee Club l: Library Club I. 3: Band I-3: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Boys Pep Band 3. Inter Se 4: Perfect Attendance: O tk B SUE SCHMIDT Stalf. MARY ANN NEU Girls Glee Club. JACK PARKER ELIZABETH PHEIFER Inter Se 3 ,4: Oriole Staff. RICHARD POOLE Entered as a jr. from Madison XVest: Baseball 4: Intra Mural 4. LORIS MAE QUANDT Homecoming Court of Honor 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls Glee Club I, 2: G. A. A. I. Inter Se l-3. MARILYN J. RADKE junior Class Treas.: Student Council Treas. 4: Prom Queen 3: N. S. P. A. Quill and Scroll Award 4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Sec. 3: O lk B Ed. 4: O lk B Ass. 3: G. A. A. I, 2: Inter Se I-4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Girls Glee Club I: Oriole Staff: O tk B Staff 2-4: Pep Club 3: Forensics I-2: Student Council l, 4: A Cappella I-3: Triple Trio I-4: Madrigal 4. HEN RY L. RASCHKA Football 2: Track l-2: Intra Mural I-4. ROBERT L. RASCHKA Senior Honors: Football 2-4: T rack 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Intra Mural I 3 4 Ca t -I Librar I 2 4 Letter Library Club, Sec. 3: Spanish Club Sec.-Treas. 2: Library Club l-4: Inter Se 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee Club I, 4: Oriole Staff 4: 0 lk B Stalf I, 4: Art Club 3: Pe Club 4: Student Council 4: A Cappella -I, 2: Triple Trio l-4: Music Appreciation 'I reas. 3. MARIANNE P. SCHMITT Inter Se I, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls Glee Club I-2: A Cappella 2: Perfect Attendance 1, 3 4. BETTY SCHNITZLER Cheerleader: B Squad I: Varsity 2-4: Oriole Staff 4: Oriole Co.-Art Ed. 4: Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4: Inter Se I: Band l, 2. PETER J. SCHULTEIS Senior Honors: Oriole Stalf 4: Oriole Assistant Ed.: Intra Mural 3, 4: Intra Mural Champs 3: Spanish Club 3: Debate I, 2: Student Council 3. Soph. Vice-Pres. 2: D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4: Senior Honors B. Frosh. Class Sec.-Treas.: Homecoming Court of Honor I: Volleyball Team I-3: Basketball Team I-3: Mixed Chorus 2: Girls Glee Club I: Forensics 2: Band Majorette l-3. CHESTER A. SEEFELDT Cross Country l-3: Intra Mural -l-4: Intra Mural Champs 4: Letterman's Club 3. nian's:Club y L L L l NANCY STEFAN RENITA LEE RENFRO Inter Se I-4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls Glee Club I: Forensics I-4: Homecoming Court of Honor 4: Spanish A Cappella. Club 4. Treas. 4: Inter Se I-4: Band ::4Oriole Stalf: Pep Club 4: G. A. A. BEVEIHY S,NANTo DELBERT RENZAGLIA Little Ten Conference Champs 3: N Senior Honors: Homecoming Court of Honor I: N. S. P. A. Quill and Scrcll Award 4: Volleyball G. A. A. 2: R ' IT Ch - ' le C. A. A. 2, 5: Inter Se l, 3, 4: Mixed egiona ournament amps 4, Litt Ten Meet 2-4: Little Ten Champs 2-3 Basketball Team I-4: Football I-4: Track l-4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Boys Chorus I: Letterinan's Club 3, 4. JUNE RIESS Senior Honors: Inter Se 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Glee Club I: Oriole Stall: Pep Club 3, 4: A Cappella l, 3: -Triple Trio l-4. CHARLES M. ROEMER F. F. A. l-4: F. F. A. judging Team 3, 4: F. F. A. Sentinal 4: Intra Mural I, 3, 4: Intra Mural Champs 3. FRANCIS ROETHLE F. F. A. I-4: Baseball 2-4: Boys Quartet 4. Chorus 2-4: Girls Glee Club l: Oriole Stalf 4: O lk B Stall 2-4: Student Council l: A Cappella I-3: Triple Trio I-4: Band Twirler 2, 3: Perfect Attendance l. ROBERT A. TALAJKOWSKI Soph. Pres. 2: Basketball Capt. 4: Little Ten Conference Cham I-3: Regional Tournaments I-4: regional Champs I, 3: Sectional Tournaments l-3: Sectional Champs 3: State g Tournaments 3: Little Ten Track Meet l-3: Little Ten Cham 2, 3: Letterman's Club Pies. 4: Flamtball l-4: Track I-3: Basketball I-4: Baseball 4: Mixed Chorus 3: I alter- man's Club l-4: Badger Boys Mate 3: Speech Club 4. Treas. 2: G. A. A. Vice-Pres. 4: Volleyball Team l-4: Basketball Team l-4: Spanish Club Sec. 4: Band Capt. 4: Oriole Editor 4: G. A. A. l-4: Inter Se I-4: Spanish Club 4: Band I-4: Girls Pep Band 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Forensics 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Starred First Music Festival l, 3: Little Ten Student Council 3: G. A. A. All Star Team 4: jr. Class Play. JAMES TROELLER JANIS VINZ Inter Se 2-4: Mixed Chorus 8, 4: Girls Glee Club 2: Oriole Stall 4: A Cappella 2: Perfect Attendance I, 4: Speech Club 4: Speech Club Treas. 4. MARLENE A. WAGNER Inter Se 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 2: A Cappella 2, 3: Speech Club 4. MARLENE G. WAGNER Inter Se l, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls Glee Club I-3: O Ik B Stall 3, 43 Forensics 2-4: A Cappella I, 2: Triple Trio I-4: Speech Club 4. WILBERT J. WALTER F. F. A. judging Team -I: Intra Mural 3-4: F. F. A. I-4: Student Council 4. MARLENE WEBER MARYLN WEBER G. A. A. I-4: Volleyball Team 2-8: Inter Se l-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Oriole Stall 4: O 8: B Staff 5: Pep Club 33 Student Council 4: Sextet 4. CLEMENT WEIDIG Football Mgr. 4: Letterman's Club 4. WILLIAM WHITNEY Football Mgr. 2-3: Golf I-4: Intra Mural l, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Oriole Staff 2: Letterman's Club 3-4: Perfect Attendance l-2: Speech Club 4. JOHN J. WINTERHALTER Football Mgr. l, 3: Cross Country 2: Track I: Golf 2-4: Intra Mural I: Oriole Staff 4: Letterman's Club 3-4. ROBERT J. WINTERHALTER Little Ten Golf Meet 3-4: F. F. A. I: Golf 3-4: Letterman's Club 4. WAYNE R. ZIMDARS F. F. A. I-4: F. F. A. Vice-Pres. 4: Band I-2. 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