Hartford High School - Oriole Yearbook (Hartford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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J ff lf' A I 1 , I Max, 'gee-N xywgfv-g.' ff, 4v'.g75.,f??'iQQ R , . . - . ,Z 5 ,Q 4 I ' - - Q Y X 1 ' 'V fr ,ff ag N N f' Q- E- 1 ' Ne, tg. i lk rv 3 its ,,,,.fZ ,T '1-' gy ':g.,' ,111 :,?l W s?1stf 1fIIftraW' fe Qian - ,727 fa--- ,QI ' X ' gp W Ili IIE' 7' , ru., I fn---- ,, X -- t, 5 ':ii5EE' i 0' i'sii55ff' y , Y L si ' C , X' 1 ' FOREWORD This school year of 1954-1955 has left a mul- titude of memories and happy experiences. Per- haps your reminiscing begins at a cold and rainy football game, followed by a colorful Homecoming Dance. Unforgettable, too, are the Mid-Mfinter Concerts of the music department. From a Little Ten Basketball Championship to a valuable forensic contribution, we are sure that this has been one of your most successful and enjoyable years in Hartford High School. By means of this yearbook we would like to recognize, and in doing so thank, all of the faculty members who have helped and advised us as we participated in our various activities. In the following pages we will try to illustrate the spirit'of cooperation between students and faculty which has made another outstanding year possible. - THE Co-EDITORS. AW Aff' fl - Ml tiff w 6 'K D ....4 BARBARA MAYNE ALLEN NASH . . . co-editors BARBARA T. WALTER JAMES O'KEANE . . . art editors MARLENE MAULTAUF . . . business manager ROBERT ROSENTHAL . . . subscription manager Tl-lg o RloLE My Wf1n,,.plAQ, 7 Q L+ X . r . , iw it Ag W wr S I J ci A if e mm TNS T 5 ,M . wx in ci ax J A X aii JEAN COLLINS and PHYLLIS SORENSON, literary editors JACQUELIN WOLF and GERALD NETTESHEIM, senior editors SHEILA PUSCH and MARLENE SCHUSTER, underclass editors FRANKLIN SCHELLINGER and JOHN SPEILMAN, sports editors MARY JOAN GAHLMAN, faculty editor SHARON SHINNERS, activities editor X Q. 'L ' 'X . B 1 fxcvs. X 1 Ly! Lf lux ' L -, 5.. ' XR.. '-' V by i C 'yi' XX LX' V . N fi ' X i S . ' N -W Q a . , L 1, , , ' I ,L x 'LYNX' . f X A f Q .2 I , 1 S LCPC Lb VU 5 i Qi' ,f r N Q 1 aw v ff fir ,g ,wi A JLVCX If f f Ll lim- 4. ,ww L, ' AWGN , n fa' gi' C K' ' . . V ,UN F' . N, Ns , 'LL LWW ,QN X ' 'gs -:. M A WU' xif5xY ' M S V' N wi 'of' . C A - C .wxiajggw In HQZEEXX Wgflf-'C.4,cv' n MT J? I gurl ,W ,ro S -S ' fl rf JJ. Vbxr. ,aff IJ I If-5 if of J. ffm' .1 ' pf, --W -fs. u Gi ss f'..wgi' ' . 1 5 ADMINISTRATI N A5 J4f I U I C CLASSES . . . 12 X' TIVITIES 'N-if' Q AC . . . SPCRTS . . . 26 ' HoNoRs .. .47 52 sENloRs ... 70 ll 4 W ,XU . jiwfxojfii J , L, ,, A, , JW CWM wlff . 0 U by ublishecl by the Senior Class ' H' 'W Hartford High School Hartford, Wisconsin s X I I I I Vgg J I pl L' PM ., ff ef' 'L ! f V f J 'M f ,f fl .f V f V f A, fbff V WW V l . K ,Q 'ei t A Hartford High School retained its membership in the North Central Association of schools again in 1955. For this we saluie our principal, Mr. Casely. and the local school board, consisting of Mr. Kissel, Mr. Leach, and Mr. Rattrau. These men are ac- countable for the excellent facilities and equipment which we enjoy throughout the year. Our social life and varied academic program would be threadbare without their constant efforts and consideration. Mrs. Orville Halverson, our school secretary, maintained the endless job ol keeping the class and organization funds in order throughout the year. In addition to doing the office work connected with the successful management of the school, her discretion meant the difference between a white and yellow excuse for many ahsentees. Q ADMI lsTlfii'Q Xi Qc..,,51-IVSQA-qv-Lx K iilL9 'LM ez9'kiL'32217LR awk Mil I :-1 C W pl 1 y r N 9 :N Y B' g N Q w lf X 'Airs' X V li, 1 QQ. nv ' ' 'EL ,. l F' X o:' ', X I x ll :. . .ll E, iv tx I 1 ' 59 SX 1 .I K ' - sv , l hy we yf gy' 3 l 'll I 47' I 'I i' if! X iii vii LII, Oli'-X 'L V tj ' ' 'Q-.X x 5 ' 5, T'QQ'A .N . Ri xl 'za .Q it ii ,1 N if 'Q O' XL-A 14. 'Q f A joining the faculty staff, consisting of twenty-three members, were Mr. Erickson, Mr. Hilmer, Miss McKie, Mr. Smocke and Mr. Spahn. An auto mechanics' course has been ushered into the curriculum by Mr, Spahn, who also teaches civics. This course enables the boys to get to know the whims of their cars. The boys work on cars and have all facilities of a modern garage. Mr. Hilmer and Mr. Erickson teach mathematics. Mr. Hilmer is also the coach of the B football and basketball squads. Miss McKie has charge of the Vocal Music Department. The annual Christmas Concert was under her direction. W Mr. Smocke teaches junior typing and shorthand, personal typing, as well as ' Business English. X , v I x 'f , X New gk 'dw . HAROLD ALLEN Commercial Department SlllCiCl1l Council Advisor Coll' Coach 'Iunior Advisor ROBERT BREEN ' U. S. History B Team Football Couch Sophomore Advisor Trzick Coach LETITIA BUCKLEY LilJrzn'izil1 Forensics Library Club Advisor EUGENE BUETOW lznglisli I. Lziun l, Lal U. K B. Advisor IJCLJZHC L UJL JJ JM If 1 if f' L I ' if 1 ' 1 X 1 1' N JW x f s IM' rv f Q if MXN, ,if I n 1 ,f I If Iia , wiLuAM oAw on J English I K IV Speech Dramaties Senior Advisor ALPHIN ERICKSON Math I Math II Algebra Intramural B Baseball Coach Y PHYLLIS FISH General Science, Biology Freshman Advisor FLORENCE FOWLER ' ' 11' 2 1 X n I 47 F , 5' fi X! XL JL! . X 'Q v 'Y if '.-1' , 1- va.: -431,7 ' f 1 .ag-1 Vx' ,, 1-r.i3i'r 0 i .. ennv-,Y -..1i, . V ,N--4 - ,- up mx English ll, Art I, EQ I1 Oriole Advisor Senior Advisor IX' Wff M5 J ljl l 'Inter Sc Advisor J ORVILLE HALVERSON Economics, Social Prolmlc-ms Guidanfc MAX HILMER Math ll, CQCUIIICIYY, Advanced Math Sophomore Aclvisor Football B Coach Basketball B Coach Baseball Coach ROBERT KLOCKOW Pllvsics. Clmcmlslrv LClICY'lllCll'S cllLllJ'.ALlVlS0l 4' i 1 Mil' f BEATRICE KELLER f L Civics fl A f U Forensics ' lllllllll' Advisor l x I 1 GILBERT MAHR I XVoocIworking II, IQ III Cvncrzil Shop i - 4 Clrossrlloumry I Imrzimurzil I 'I'rzic'k 1 i 5 :I 'M 3 . La I .. f an K . I ELAINE REHWINKLE Physical Education C' A A I.. .I . UW' 3 .Jw if k X ' 4 .K .jf Q1-'T CLIFEORD ROBBINS MADELINE MANEY Bmlugy ' Home Economics I Pk IV Fombilll LWICII Freshman Advisor 'UN rw '7 NEAL NICHOLSON Agriculture II K III FICIQI IVork F. F. A. Advisor' xr 3 Q 5 Q i K WILLIAM RODDICK FRANCIS SPAHN Ian'-'cl ihiecfhanics, Gcncral Shop ' K 1 LIVICS I X Junior Advisor W x In IQ! . ' ' A f . 'M 79 gi ' l ' ' .A 5 -' Y' f - P f r , X I' I 1. xr ., L , Ex 5 PS -Liar. 1 X 1 in QMS' , i i Xt 50' 5. 1, R 3 rJK-fi' A Ki. ' K VK XE X 1 - 5 V , -,X .A 'Q E- . nk Ne i . ,Vg gg .M im A , X r ' , fm H. . A -,Y x t.v'i',ibL,f1' Q- . L if I W V! .'V'-,Ah 1 1 -. ,, I i X ii i 3.5 , g LOND RODMAN English Ill Senior Advisor NORBERT SCHELL Shop I Xa II I f 1 'v . is fi k ..4, - 'Y sg-I in X ,rw vs 1 if I KATHERINE WASHBURNE 'IMZABETH SWENSON Fygshman Advisor Home Economics ll 24: lIl,,wJ,50 Spanish I IQ ll, English ll. General Science Zbl lI'orld History Iunior Advisor I ' A MJM,1JSopl1oino1'c Advisor Izuiilors Howa c Black :md Lcslvr Sclicrgcr I IIIIW I'0lISIIIlllC thc Illllll-IJOYVCI' behind llic slick lloors, dust-lircc Corners, :md Imlzick Imlzmfklvozmls, One ol lllL'SC gclillciilvli w'1s 'll ways on lizuld lor wcck-cud :md cvcning ziclivilics. Tlicy wcrc zlvuilzililc for plugs, cx- tcnsion cords, ropc, rugs, flczm lowcls . . . VIRGINIA MCKIE Vocal Music Senior Advisor HAROLD BEATTY l'liysic'zil Ellllfllllilll Basketball :incl Football Coafh F v., ,+- 4 www, may sw W mf vw 'M ,gs l' -, Q QF., V ii-'A MJ' vwkf'b F 1 x O . . K During the first few months the Freshman were easily recognized because of their inability to find their way around the building, as all Freshman are, but they eventual- ly overcame this and became an integral part of the high school and its activities. Under the capable leadership of their oflicers and advisors they participated in sports, forensics, band, debate, dramatics, and many other activities. They should con- tribute much to the high school in the years ahead if they continue their present social, scholastic, and extra-curricular activity. FRESHMAN OFFICERS SOPHOMORE After recovering from the frightening days of being a Freshman, the Sophomores went on this year to bring success and enjoyment to Hartford High School. The two young ladies they chose to represent them in the Homecoming activities contributed much in the way of making 1955's Homecoming Court of Honor the pretti- est one yet. In the all-school play, there were six sophomores who gave their talents for the enjoyment of many. Without their active participation in sports, our B team basketball squad could not have done as well as it did. In G. A. A. the sophomore girls almost succeeded in upsetting the Seniors. Only their lack of experience kept them from winning. Forensics was an activity in which five of their classmates went to the Freshmen and Sophomore Meet, three went to the Little Ten and two went on to the District Meet. The coveted position, editor of the Orange and Black, was captured by one of these busy Sophomores, and in Student Council, Band, Chorus, and other activities their influence and help was always appreciated. if CLASSES we tex! Upperclassmen now, the Juniors have proved worthy of this title. The boys sure boosted our football and basketball teams on toward high goals. This also is true of the spring sports. But the girls also share in the glory, for they supplied a volleyball and basketball team which had its share of wins. Music also seems to be prominent in the junior Class, for you End many fine chorus and band members. Our Forensics team composed of 7 juniors, who did a Fine job, most of them advancing to the District Meet. Now we come to the highlight of the year, which is the junior Prom. XVith many fine artists in the class the theme Neverland, from Peter Pan, was spectacular but realistic. The future Seniors are well on their way to being line leaders. JUNIOR A A 2: S 6 9 ,Eg 'O' N ,K ,t Q' ,I nl al Q l' MX! ,, 71, 'f'n': - V .3 leaf 5-,, fa ,QI ' M, 1 ,- I 59 I' lam .4 Q '-:U ' 'li , Q-36 We 'll 'V 1 E ,W n f' ,. 4, Q 0 4' ' f' WAN bf-CS r' a S X v 5 :L Q ,Li .U Z7. 1 .CR K ff' NS' QA - 6' 'n ii YM .X X I ' uf K 4 Q It yi O' N ' el 52 5 f ll .- A I , a ' A1 ' 1. ROW 3 D. Aufdermauer, M. Courtney, J. Domiano, R. Betthauser, J. Berndt, N. Bornekow, B. Aulenbacher, J. Berger ROW 2 J. Dietenberger, L. Derge, J. Beilke, B. Beatty, S. Christian, R. Budahn, W. Boyd, C. Dickenson ROWI N. Dauwalder, M. Burmeister, C. Casely, D. Berghammer, P. Collett, A. Christopherson .0 ,uf XX! ROW 3 F. Hackbarth, H. Earsley, G. Eifert, M. Hess, D. Griesmer, R. Gault, R. Greuel, C. Hanke ROW 2 J. Erdman, D. Honke, J. Fritz, J. Hagen, T. Grob, R. Fraundorf, D. Hannes, L. Hackbarth ROWI M. Gehring, J. Falk, B. Falkenstein, D. Gunst, L. Fritz, L. Fabian ROW 3 R. Henke, M. Howe, P. Koenings, M. Jorns, V. Hennes, D. Jeranek, M. Keen ROW2 J. Kling, B. Kluewer, A. Huebschen, J. Kollenbroich, G. Johann, D. Jeranek, J. Kling ROW I C. Klink, J. Hupfer, S. Huber, L. Hundf, P. Kern, E. Kehl 4 My NJ . , r ,A 1 7 eff U :J , - C, 4 ' , L,1.,u'f f K-f f' 'L X I L K , 1 P 7 ei -fl in . pf . ,jr V4fLfL,,7LfG- X-KM' .lnlif ' . WQ'ff7'f 'f- I ROW 3 M. Murphy, J. Kruynick, M. Meyer, G. Kuenstler, S. Krueger, M. Kuensiler ROW 2 T. Nuvin, C. Mueller, R. lueth, R. Nettesheim, T. leader, S. Lehman, J. Kunz ROW I R. Nelson, D. Nehesheim, S. Margelowsky, C. Krug, D. Loos, N. Kohl Lv .4 A ROW 3 G. Ruhn, V. Rosenberg, R. Roemer, A. Lentz, F. Pfeiffer, R. Rilling ROW 2 K. Ritterbusch, R. Ritger, C. Racich, R. Reed, D. Rosenthal, D. Raasch, C. O'Connor ROW1 B. Mortenson, V. Rowe, L. Reitz, J. Roger, E. Pankow, J. Riley ROW 3 J, Smith, E. Semrow, P. Thomu, L. Schlee, G. Schultz, F. Strupp, G. Scheffner ROW2 E. Strupp, M. Thiede, A. Schmitt, E. Schmitt, R. Stefan, J. Sauter, R. Schmidt, K. Hattori ROW 1 J. Smith, M. Simpson, M. Tesch, M. Tulaikowski, C. Stuettgen, J. Schumacher 19. ff ROW3 D. Weber M wlfllg T Zlelmskl R Wmgelmun D Zuehlke R Vrelbaum D Yunk ROW2 M. Wolf, T Wlnterhalter R Troeller R Wagner S Walter R Zlorq n C Pollnow R. Wegner ROWI A. Zivkovlch B Uebele, N Werner S Wenzel M Weber B Wolff M Walter X YE' il vu. .4 ..fr,',' .NT W rl' 9 O ,-,7', ,' I! I I uf 1 I' bo' ,W I ,: fl, .1 . ,I gl 'u.' ' O o llly MEX. y XV, N 'lt .31 ,HRA 4. 1 ahh xx . lj' . gn: mi I 531 '. xl l 5 ROW 3 N. Baertlein, J. Collins, W. Babicky, D. Courtney, N. Buhrow, R. Baetz, T. Becker ROW2 T. Abboit, C. Christman, J. Delaney, R. Fahrenkrug, O. Endres, R. Becker, J. Collins ROW 'I M. Emmer, J. Becker, D. Berghammer, C. Berndl, M. Faber, K. Berlowski ROW3 M. Hofmaier, D. Hanrahan, J. Grissman, M. I-lenke, D. Gutiahr, C. Hanrahan, M. Finck, M. Folwarski ROW 2 J. Gillich, T. Heinz, C. Goetz, D. Frirz, P. Geszvain, M. Hahn, P. Hattori, J. Bauer ROW 1 L. Hilger, L. Gunsi, E. Goldammer, M. Frank, J. Happel, J. Happel ROW 3 K. Klein, G. Kreilkamp, C. Kuenzi, J. Johnz, K. Jordon, J. Jackson, T. Jeffords ROW 2 M. Koestering, J. Komp, P. Leader, F. Kuck, J. Lewis, D, Jones, R. Kreuser ROW1 D. Indermuehle, J. Krug, J. Leach, F. Lehman, E. lembke, P. Kuenzi 1 wa 1 ROW 3 F. Neu, R. McCrackin, L. Mitielstodt, G. McGee, R. Mueller, D. O'Keone, R. Mayer ROW 2 N. Nuvin, J. Malone, J. Malone, G. Nelson, J, Nunn, A. McAfee, J. Molchow, E. Lugo ROWI E. Monroe, K. Obenberger, E. Meissner, J. Nunn, D. Multhouf, A. Lindsay ROW 3 R. Strothers, G. Schneider, L. Schmidt, J. Schlieve, l. Pearce, K. Renzaglia, W. O'Neil, J .Schroeder ROW2 H. Rettler, J. Schneider, K. Riley, G. Schauer, T. Pfeifer, B. Rosenthal, C. Schmitt, J. Osterman ROW1 M. Schellinger, R, Schaefer, L. Schmidt, E. Schmidt, L. Schellinger, E. Rohleder ROW3 D. Thompson, A. Siebert, R. Shelley, R. Vick, R. Semler, J. Unser ROW 2 B. Schulteis, M. Sell, P. Schoebel, D. Sellinger, M. Steinmann, D. Stuettgen, P. Talaikowski ROW 1 M. Scholtes, J. Smith, P. Schwulst, J. Thielmann, J. Schroeder, C. Theisen .A , . , ROW 3 M. Ziegelbauer, D. Washburn, A. Weidig, A. Wedel, N. Wiedmeyer, D. Walter, D. Werner ROW 2 J. Zuest, E. Wilde, K. Wolf, D. Wegner, J. Wiser, B. Walsh ROW 1 D. Wiebelhaus, H. Woods, J. Wittenberg, M. Weber, J. Wu ner w Ii ll 'Ll lj '7 . : :V 1: ,Q V I 14 1 2- f, ,f lfff' 1' ,ly , l limi' fa in , ?: :f :,.fq,. f , , A , 6 N ,f ' N X' ls 4 K' f les NK ff' WR '4' 'A Xixx . xx -A9 x N 1 Kg NF I gh ' iff- 'N 1.1 Diffs flilffffx W' wg ffgif if , lfli5,,w'y,,J,m 'MV W ROW 3 E. Bliss, K. Conrad, P. Basler, R. Collins, R. Beine ROW 2 J. Berlowski, M. Buckley, D. Chartier, S. Backus, R. Dietenberger ROW1 K. Baetz, S. Chaplin, M. Berndt, C. Baerwald, J. Connell 5 e Q? if i m ROW 3 C. Erdman, H. Groth, F. Endres, R. Freehauf, T. Hanrahan ROW 2 K. Harker, H. Hagen, R. Guenferberg, J. Esser, G. Falkenstein, H. Esslinger ROW 'I A. Erdman, P. Grady, C. Gillich, E. Gehring, M. Hagen l.....e 1 s ROW3 D. Klockow, E. Hoerfh, V. Fahrenkrug, H. Juhnz, A. Kling, M. Kern ROW 2 P. Klink, A. Komp, J. Hefter, J. Kloth, L. Harris, M. Kiefer ROW I C. Heesen, K. Kowulchyk, R. Indermuehle, W. Klippel, W. Hulbert, D. Klippel 3 . , 5' . x ROW 3 K. Kunz, W. Neu, J. Margelowsky, G. Morienson ROW 2 N. Lueth, W. Moser, Y. Lassanske, M. Mihelstadt, M. Manie, J. Kuenstler ROW 1 J. Matthews, C. Kress, C. Leach, L. Leach, C. laubenheimer IQ, we ROW 3 K. Rayewske, C. Reed, D. Otte, D. Pfister, R. Rhodes, D. Pieper, R. Ritger ROW 2 J. Reik, R. Ritterbush, M. Peltier, D. Nehm, C. Putnam, E. Pfeifer, E. Persick ROW1 J. Riley, B. Polster, A. Rettler, M. O'Neil, C. Radke k -J ROW3 F. Schwulst, J. Rufener, V. Scharpf, R. Seibert, E. Rohleder ROW2 M. Roskopf, W. Stefan, D. Schumacher, D. Schumacher, K. Schmidt, M. Schnitzler ROW 1 M. Schickert, H. Schrader, R. Sonn, J. Schwartz, E. Sellinger X 1, X- ,J V, ROW 3 J. Talaikowski, L. Wagner, J. Zivko, D. Williams, D. Wihlg J Trotter F Schad ROW 2 J. Werner, R. Woods, D. Wilde, M. Weber, R. Wegener C Strothers ROW 'I B. Whipp, C .Strupp, A. Weiss, E. Strupp, J. Wagner Camera Shy-A. Beriram, J. Diefenbach, A Monroe, D. Schultels f Q .. 3 4 'K X f F A xH x ia iq. , X i f F' -si '. T ', 1 Zo ox f', Q gf: I ,I If QQNQ 1 549 In fl - X vx ,117 -53 1' 241' ' I' . I wwf, 0 - Q f' f r In J 4' I l 5 ' f ergo f gl ,.7 ll ' V . X Z x 4 Af I.. N. X I H- J ' N 'll 'RJ I I ,Inf u Y .I-' . M y- ,F .Y ,f fw f' s , f . ., ...I V Q' L 'W . if Q ,X 1 .NN .f 1 'I wa IL 7 ,K if 'SV 2 . t d ACTIVITIES I 1954-55 was an eye-witness as Hartford High maintained its high peak. The Fall season was ushered in with a triumphant gridiron victory on October eighth. On that day the juniors won first prize for the second time in the homecoming float parade. Alumni and students danced to the music of Skipper Leone in a gym transformed into Fall Enchantment. Inter Se members led the way as the girls asked the fellows to the Out of This World date dance. December entered the scene with the all-school play, Glass Men- agerie. Soon after, school closed for the annual Yuletide holidays with the annual student council Christmas program. f-fe X ' .. ' f' X t 9 y, lg I ap- I is Q a ,K l X' XX! K 0 Wx X 1 YN K 'I it Q X bf X e, 1 . f1i7W,J',-iii WSG, X 497 0' 44' ' 4' ' gg: :Six 'ax I :SEM ' 1' rlY'1'f'- y WC'-ii:l. ff , F f ' ' If X 7 ,ZW ,a - vi , 67 9 X The new year brought a week of semester exams followed by an extended week- end vacation. Forensics came to the fore with much enthusiasm in February, and the cast of Dear Ruth gave their comedy production. While the Hot Roddersn won the Intra- mural Championship, the F. F. A. team captured the tournaments and the right to challenge the faculty. Sections at Madison greeted the varsity Debate Squad and the Orioles tucked the Little Ten Basketball Championship under their belts again. The Senior girls tri- umphantly won the G. A. A. Basketball tournaments. .5 Z ,, A 704 I A 4 A677 L, Jbccgy 5' J-CLZC -AZ C Z 7 5-' lm Lf Q -,XXL-'flick' Crlole Editors STAFF Rehwuldt, M., Jens, J., Hiller, R., Doll, D., Diefenberger, B., Ebert, A. Miss Fowler, Advisor, Brown, B., Berlowski, M., Navin, L., Steinke, F., Sell, J., Hennes, R., Compton, J. Scholtes, J., Russell, M., Vinz, C., Schuster M., Lepien, C., Schlofer, J., Reftler, C., Simon, M. Sterman F., Koester, D., Merkel, L., Borlen, D., Turnbull, N., Jeffords, R., Baufzmunn, M.,.Thayer, R. n ig - . 54,4-1 ff5'72,Z ag cu'-07466 VZ, f 1 .4-,vu , fl ,HL .mfivii f? -ni' Diff :we Zia, g.wM3?ffu 4 4--ffl ff'1 Qf gf.. fs .A.-,.,.,..,...,Zgf,. if-A-n4o alma i A-ff, to .gf .fa ',ff.,efff7'i,-Lf.. xxx ! fl'l . 9 '5 mlm : V In 7- IQQUEL air, S L A 5 509 Official ncwepaper of Hartford High School, Hartford. Wis. Published six times during each semester. Seniors to the left in Sharon Shmners tlic nmin hull! Editor-in-chief Beverly Rosenthal, Ann Lindsay Karyn Harker News Editors llislrilnulicm day brought papers 'tot nfl tliu prcsa Business Manager' -' H '- into the hands ol' Diane lndermuehle CU4lCl'S. Bob Collins Allan Nash Copy Editor Sports Editor Photographer l?uf1m'lf'r.t . . . Judy Thielmann. Alice Komp, Phyllis Geszvain, Judy t i , Q Matthews, Clnrice Lauhrnheimer. Judy Kuenstler. .2 1 Audrey McAfee. Susan Chaplin, Cleora Radke, Sally A Bachhus, Dan 0'Kcane. Heine Grolh, Bob Collins, . lanrie Leach, Kay Obcnbcrger, Adeline Weiss. Ellen Monroe, Marilyn Bautzman, Mary Russell, Myra Mante. Judy Schwartz, Joanna Wagner. - .K Ri Typisls . . . Mary Juan Gahlman, Jr-an Collins, Donna Doll, Advertising tnzinzigcr Karyn Hzirkcr and .lim llclzmcy. pmt- nmclcl lmcf- Sclirocdcr lm' El prfnn llorzil ml. Crange and Black l 4 , X x Q l if f 'S -new-U.-g,. ,vw 0 F. F. AM F.F.A. Greenhands MIN 60 9395 wa X , B Ns .X xx .w ' 'N 25 , K, ,X QQQ. I I J 1 '46 X X9 me -0 A g ' 0 is U 4 C! '21 vx xj Ev I4 was ffm K Ez 'RQ J, Nf K Ax' 150-fa 1 5 m.. uni 9, .rw fx-z ' ig ,. fn.. . e ff i Wx-M Q V Kaz. ,-': f . . ,R if Q- Q X U H The Hungerers The Glass Menagerie U H Dear Rufh The Shrewx V Y The Taming of M fl' Jyyafjypyx. A a' My Y W Ywfwfaapf AnTigone'lfb,fQ,3f3fw x jj, V wfij if gl yfyfkfif DRAMATICS Hartford Players The Drama Club is open to all students who through participating in the plus earn ten or more points. The points are earned by being in the play cast ot WOIKIIU on the crews such as lighting, costumes, publicity, etc. Friday, April l5tli, Mr. Dawson took the cast and the stage crew of Ile l ing of the Shrew to the Governor's Conference at Madison. Mr. Dawson's group had privilege of representing the state in the drama selection. o C h I d I n g is under the direction ol' Mr. Dawson. This activity increases one's interest in poetry and public speaking. lt helps the people who are taking part as well as those who are listening, to get the correct inter pretation of the poem being recited. Un April 2 tlns group went to Mount 'Xian Col lege in Milwaukee to partake in the Choral Speaking Festival. LIGHT GIRLS Jane Kloth Judy Hupfer Clarice Laubenheimer Ellen Monroe Mary Berndt Carolyn Berndt Anne Huebschen Charlene Klink Jackie Wolf Dorothy Klockow DARK GIRLS Jane Riley Sue Chaplin Ruth Thayer Carolyn Casely Cora Leach Phyllis Sorenson Carolyn Gillich Bonnie Uebele Laurie Leach Della Klippel LIGHT BOYS Richard Buchanan Clem Hanrahan Robert Rosenthal Norman Krueger Robert Wegner Donald Rosenthal DARK BOYS Rolf Kroeber Michael Buckley Donald Weber Allan Nash Kermit Lehman Erwin Rohleder Vincent Scharpf Russell Schwulst Forensics The Little 'len lfreshinan-Sophomore Forensic- Meet was held at Utonotnowot on Nlarclt 8. Once more they won the c-oxetecl chainpionship. Metnlners ol' the group were: Humorous Declzunation. Linda Fritl, Ellen hlOl!l'U1'QSl'l'l0llSlDL'l'l2llII2lllUll, ludx 'l'hiehnann, 'ludy Hupler: Original Oratory, lludy Leach, Norman Buhrowl Exletnp- oraneous Reading, Kay Olmenlmerger, Shirley xl'ClllUlI Exteniporaneous Speaking, lion- nie Uebele, Marlene Simpson: Four Minute Speech, lon: tlellords, .leri Falk: Non-Orig- inal Oratory, blames Delaney, Diane lnclerntuehle. 'uf On March l9Lh the Little Ten Forensic' 'INCZIIII participated in the lorensic' meet at Mayville. The following attended the meet: Serious Declantatory. Phyllis Sorenson, Laurie Leach: Humorous Deflantatory, Ellen Monroe, 4l2lCl'Ll' XVoll': Original Oratory, Judy Leach, Robert Rosenthal: Non-Original, Dorothy Klockow, Mary lVelJer: Four Minute Speerh, Cora Leach, Jeri Falk: Extetnporaneous Reading, qludy Matthews, Kay Ohenbergerg Extetnporaneous Speaking, Robert Collins, john Spielntann. i X 3 J ,H if 'vt' 3' 'iii ' . I . M . 1 -G A ., -rf Debate 4 Q if 'll , il 'S '- ,,.Q, . ,. .A , 5 it Under the capable coaching of Mr. Buctow the debate teams scored a great success this year The debaters are Bob Rosenthal, Judy Leach. Don Rosenthal, 'Ieri Falk, Bob Young, Cora Leach, Bob Collins and ,Iohn Spielmann The debate team placed second in the Little Ten Meet. At the district meet they had a 5-l rcord. The final peak of their success came when the varsity team went to the sectional meet at Madison. This season they have traveled over 700 miles to different schools. National Honor Society ,., - t, :P 51 f ROW 1-Wolf, J., Sorenson, P., Thayer, R., Multhauf, M., Kuenstler, J. ROW 2-Leach, L., Collins, J., Rosenthal, R., Leach, C. ROW 3-Mayne, B., Collins, R., Nash, A., Shinners, S., Klockow, D The Honor Society was a new organization in school last year. It is composed of a group of students who have been chosen for their scholastic achievement. The pur- pose of the Honor Society is to honor, recognizes, and stimulate scholastic achievement. The members are chosen for scholarship, service to school, character, and leader- ship. Only students in the upper three classes are admitted to the Honor Society. New members are chosen from nominations submitted by the members, the final selections being made by the faculty advisors. The faculty advisors are Miss Keller, Miss Buckley and Mr. Buetow. Sfuclent Council . Je,-I ROW 1-Mr. Allen, Advisor, Merkel, l., treasurer, Nash. A., president, Hanrahan, C., vice president Shinners, S., secretory ROW 2-Putnam, C., Kratz, B., Scholtes, M., Schauer, G., Smith, J., lndermuehle D. ROW 3-leach, C., Rosenthal, R., Indermuehle, R., Kunz, Ken.. Schneider, G., Riley, J. ROW 4-Harker, K., Berndt, M., Scharfenberg, D., loosen, P., Buckley, M., Gahlmun, M. Melssner E The Student Council officers are Allan Nash, President: Clem Hanrahan, Vice President: Sharon Shinners, Secre- tary and Laurice Merkel, Treasurer. The Student Council is an organization which consist of students from the classes and other organizations. It tries to solve any problems which come up. The Student Council also sponsors activities around the school such as after game dances and the Christmas program. It sponsored the Homecoming Dance and parade and raised money for the needy at Christmas time. On Visitation Day, the Student Council also conducted the visitors on a tour of the high school. jane Kloth pays the penalty ol student council Twirp Day. Spanish Club Buchanan, R., lndermuehle, D., leach, J., Rosenthal, B., Sell, M., Schroeder, J., Wedel, A. Pfeifer, T., Brown, B., Krug, J., Geszvain, P., Manie, M., McAfee, A., Colleft, P., Harris L. Riley, K., Miss Swenson, Advisor Huebschen, A., Matthews, J., Klippel, D., Tesch, E., Laubenheimer, C., Radke, C., Young, S., Rohleder, E., Reyer, B. Leach, C., Baerwald, C., Indermuehle, R., Renzaglia, K., Meissner, E., Ziegelbauer, M., 0'Keane, D., Thayer, R Komp, J. Budahn, R., Schwulst, F., Schwulsf, R., Rhodes, B., Nash, A., Kroeber, R., Collins, R., Bliss, E., Rohleder, E., Kern, M. lnler Se The oilicers who helped Miss Maney and Miss Keller plan the Inter Se activities this year are Phyllis Sorenson, Presidentg Carlene Lepien, Vice Presidentg Donna Doll, Secretary: and Cora Leach, Treasurer. Library Club ROW I-Miss Buckley, Advisory Mayne, B., Collins, J., Gillich, C., Leach, C. ROW 2-Kreuser, R., Wolf, J., Schmitt, E., Sorenson, P., Emmer, M. ROW 3-Frank, M., Luubenheimer, C., Krueger, D., Leach, J., Monroe, E., Buckley, M. ROW 4-Leach, L., Obenberger, K., Koester, D., Thielmunn, J., Harker, K., Schmidt, L. Library Club President .lean Collins demon- strates her ability in the difhcull task of pour- ing Nr. Casely helps himself to some delicious look- ing cake at the Library Tea sponsored by the Student librarians for the faculty. Let's Read, this year's slogan for Book lVeek, seems LO take second place to lel's eat Mixed Chorus I 5 .ll I , .U I I qgmm I I Q sn- ! M e t. SOPRANOS Baerwald Constance Bellke Ioxee Berndt Cdlfllyl Berndt M trgaret Best Nancy Boyd Joyce Budahn Renada Burmelster Marlene Chartier Dorothy Christopherson Anola Fabian L1Verne Falkenstein Barbara Goldammer, Ernestine Gunst, LaVerne Hanrahan, Diane Hilger, Loretta Hofmaier, Madonna kllllli Plillfl Klockom Dorothy Kloth me Kluewen Beyer lv Kress Cirol Krueger Sandi 1 Krug C uol Malone lean Matthews Iudx 'Xflonroe Ellen Mortenson B'1rb1r'1 O Connor Carolyn O Keane Karen O Neil, Maureen Pankow Eunice Pusch Sheila Putnam Collette Raasch, Diane Radke, Cleora QSC A-'55 Huebschen, Anne Hupfer, Judy Alorns, Marlene Kehl, Erla Klink, Charlene Reitz, Lois Riley, June Ritterbusch, Karen Schaefer, Ruth ff was J at 3 K, Lf i - 1 gibg Schmitt. Arlene Schmitt, Lynn Seholtes, Marilyn Sehnitzler, Margaret Simon, Nlarlene Smith, Rose Steinman. Mary Ann Strothers. Carleen Strupp, Ceeile Talajktmski, Nlarlene Thompson, Donna Yinz, Carol XYoll', Jaequelin XVoods. Ruth ALTOS Baetl, Karen Beatty, Barbara Brinkman, Donna Mae Budahn, Ruth Casely, Carolvn Chaplin, Susan Erdman, Jean Esscr, Judy Cillich. Carolyn Hennes, Rita Jeranek, Donna Jeranek, Dorothy Klippel, Della Kunz, Judy Laubenheimer, Clariee Leach, Cora Leach, Judy Malehow, Jo Anne Navin, Barbara Rehwaldt, Mary Rettler, Berndette Riley, Jane Rohleder, Ellen Sauter, Joyce Sehlieve, Joanne Schroeder, Joyce Sehumaker, Jean Smith, Joanne Uebele, Bonnie X'Veber, Mary TENORS Buchanan, Richard Falkenstein, Gerald Cehl, Joe I-lanrahan, Clem Jackson, Jerry Krueger, Norman Margelowsky, James O'Keane. Daniel Reed, Charles Rosenthal, Donald Rosenthal, Robert XVegner, Robert XVegner, Daniel XVilliams, David XVittiQ, Donald BASSES Abbott, Thomas Basler, Patrick Bliss, Gene Borlin, Donald Buhrow, Norman Collins, Joseph Collins, Robert Dietenherger. John Earsley. Harvey Cennerman, Fred Croth, Heinie Jellords, Robert Klein, Kenneth Kroeber, Roll' Nash, Allan O'Keane, James Rohleder, Erwin Scliarlenherg, Donald Scltarpl, Vincent Schellinger, Franklin XVeber, Donald Young, Robert Zuehlke. David ' f Advanced Girls Chorus - -4 l in D. Koester. N. Turnbull, J. Esser, S. Pusch, R. Budahn, M. Bernclt, D. Doll, M. Schnitzler, S. Chaplin, M. Kern, C. Leach, B. Rettler, L. Leach , L. Navin, D. Klippel, M. Simon, N. Navin, C. Rettler, R. Schroeder, D. Hanrahan, F. Lehman, R. Hennes J. Zuest ' B. Navin, J. Matthews, J. Wolf, C. Putnam, R. Smith, L. Gunst, C. Vinz, E. Goldammer, R. Woods, E. Monroe, D. Brinkmann, J. Malchow Boys' Chorus 1 ...f-39 1' N. Buhrow, H. Groth, C. Hanrahan, R. Buchanan, D. Wittig, R. Kroeber, D. Williams, A. Nash, D. Zuehlke fMiss McKie, D. Weber, F. Gennerman, N. Krueger, J. Margelowsky, R. Collins, V. Scharpf, D. Scharfenberg H. Earsley, F. Schellinger, R. Rosenthal, E. Rohleder, R. Jeffords, C. Leach, G. Falkenstein, D. O'Keane, D. Rosenthal, J. Dietenberger, W. Boyd K H S 1 if V a 1 2 ' 3 EF 5 .QA . -75' . ' My?-5 v - - , Wa- 'gil 5. 1. iw I N v as Q, 5 Q , u , V w 1 mi' I 49,4 fxqffm -.X Band CLARINETS Marilyn Bautzmann Barbara Beatty Peggy Collett Arlene Ebert Marlene Esslinger Linda Fritz Darlene Gunst Ann Uber Cora Leach Laurie jean Leach Laurice Merkel Kay Obenberger Marilyn Schellinger Leslyn Schmidt Fay Sterman Ruth Thayer Mary Weber Patricia Zuern SAXOPHONES Heidi Esslinger Faye Lehman Diane Loos jane Riley Judy Sell Sharon Shinners CORNETS Karen Emberson Ingrid Leach Mary Rose Leach Clark Lambert Sandra Portz Patricia Riley Robert Semler TROMBONES Ruth Budahn Della Klippel Rolf Kroeber Glenn Schneider Florence Steinke BASSOONS Dorothy Klockow Andrea Siebert FLUTES Mary joan Gahlman Kathy Kissel Iudy Leach Phyllis Sorenson Mary Ann Walter Shirley Wenzel LOW REEDS Sally Backus Jean Harker Judy Hupfer Sandra VValters FRENCH HORNS Margaret Berndt Carolyn Casely Charlene Klink Sue Matthews Gloria Radke Joan Zuest IASSES Joel Gillich Robert Jeffords Thomas Jeffords lg. BARITONES - Gary Fox -,. ,f 3 Ted Grob 4 1 N x ,ll Y I liz. 'Q Pencusslou We ff Ronald Aulenbacher , -A Jerry Komp 'fx -, M Judy Matthews 'Tb Q , ff Larry Mittlestadt ,lyk ' Danny O'Keane XQQ gf Richard Rilling s -N as 4' 1 Edwin Shaw of lg! at TWIRLING CORP Carolyn Berndt Joyce Jens Jane Kloth Clarice Laubenheimer Cleora Radke Judy Thielmann I .4 fx .?. X n Q, - . -C ,t , :W ' ' 49 I ' Q . U - A 1 Nancy Turnbull 5 tl ' 0 4 ON x I O xx X ff 21 wx' 5 'EE 122:-. fp 6 t ., 1 Q l wi Q9 sr , ,H I - Marilyn Scholtes, vloyce Football Team Captains Dave Zuehlke and Ioe Schroeder crown Rosemary Queen L l ol the Hon M ! Vh g. Rosemary happily demonstrates the smile which Candidates Myra Mante, loanne Smith, Marlene Schuster, and Queen Rosemary watt lor the parade to begin. , Mr. Allen assists Marilyn Scholtes as ' she prepares for the Grand March. Schroeder, and mecoming Dance after a victorious game. helped make her our H355 Homecoming Queen. A Victorious Homecoming Festivities started with an ex- citing pep rally held in the auditorium. Activi- ties on October Sth began with the spectacular parade where the juniors won first prize for the second year in succession for their theme XVe'll Nail 'Em to the Mast. At that time our H154 Homecoming Queen Rosemary Gault was an- nounced. That evening there was a large crowd at the H'est Side Park to see our boys defeat Horicon 27-0. This was a very happy event for everyone for it was the first Homecoming victory in six years. This put everyone in a gay mood for the dance, Fall Enchantment, at which time Rose- mary reigned as queen with her escort john Schauer. Wfith a beautiful day and a glorious victory our 1954 Homecoming was a big success. HCDMECCMING ,john Schauer and Rosemary lead the Grand March in a gym decorated along the theme of Fall Enchantment. In'rer Se Dafe Dance CUT of This WORLD Q, 9?- , E , 5:53, Senior Midwinfer Dance SNCWBCUND ' ' f 1 , I X 2. 1, ui. k 9' 3 V v X? 1 , us The Juniors Presenf a FLIGHT TO NEVERLAND . ' , 'W' ' cv MOI iliwjjtw-3gJfyQpjwyU. M paflbfnw 2z..f...w ...fr . . if QQ if WWW 'Q my MVP iv, if ff! W , Ay Jef' ,lu wrt, ba! ,WL 8 f . ,, 0 -2 J- -x MQWMVMMWM 'C Jw! Yizffjyvyf 1, I llll qt x l' ll O, . Af' if ' 1 X 'I '10, 2 f 0 if KK? ! 'I ll' t 2' l' if I I' U lf! fill ' I .ln , I 9' .1 15 1 Q, ,ix . .X t' lx X X . f X , '. A nys! o-- ' tl by h 'Q' if mv: , 1 if 1 l VW., Ujfvf 6 .9 Wwe UQWM tw ...W 1 . . . . 1 QM he editors of this annua feel that it ISCL JU. especially important to honor students who have 'Un U contributed to the success and enjoyment of Q1 their classes during the year. This contribution may be made either in scholastic or extra-cur- ricular activities, or through individual accom- plishments. It may also be through team effort. 0' Many students do a great deal to raise the IV standards of their class and of the entire school, .C but this is often forgotten in the limelight of a football star or a wonderful actor or actress. We hope that by calling attention to these achievements .and our appreciation of them, more students will try to develop their talent and ability for the service of their class, school, and community rits HGNCRS jean Collins was chosen to receive the l955 DAR award because of her outa standing citizenship, loyalty and leader- ship. The B. C. Ziegler scholarship was awarded to Robert Rosenthal. Good character, scholarship, and extracurricu- lar participation are the requirements necessary for receiving the award. n 4 'Qs 'S' 'Y 'lane Riley. -lane Kloth. Cleora Radke, Cora Leach, lvlargaret Berndt, Susan Chaplin, Doro- thy Klockow, Laurie Leach, Carolyn Gillieh, .ludith Matthews, cotnprised the Triple Trio which went to the State Music Festival. Because ol the starred first they received on their solos and ensembles. these students very ably represented Hartford in the instrumental portion ol' the State Music Festival. This is the fourth year Rolf Kroeber has earned a star with his solo. Cora Leach has been chosen to attend Badger Girl's State with .ludy Kuenstler as her alternate. Dick Ritger, Erwin Rohleder, Terry l-lanrahan. and Bob Collins will go to Boys State, with Charles Erdtnan and Frank Schwulst as their alternates. Hartford High School was represented by Ellen Monroe, Qlohn Spiehnan, Bob Rosenthal, ludy Matthews, Kay Ubenbergerliora Leach and DOYOIUS' Klockow at the State Forensic Meet. ll Q 1 .,' Al Lhc Senior Dance Barbara 'll xviillifll Don SCll2lTliCI1lJCI'g, Sheila Pusfh, and .lim O'Keane for their work in many ol' the Class's activities. were presented with Outstanding Senior Awards mlcdimmiun and suluwlmllm. ' r 1 df A' yr' N I LJ' C. ' 4 if: 1 1,1f ff Wifi- L 4, -,F ,4 , , , . 1 ,wif C' 'K ' Visjlul ' Lf? 'Z' 'JV ff 'ef L' N 'A-4 7 1 1, Y ' fan Cay vi L L t YJ Senior Honors X Vi-iv? -1 Q -lean Collins, joan Collins, Gloria Compton, Mary joan Gahlman, Rina Hen nes. Carlene Lepien, Marlene Muhhauf, Robert Rosenthal, Franklvn Schel- linger, Russell Schwulst, Sharon Shinners, Phyllis Sorenson, Ruth Thayer, -lean' XVHlSll, ,Iacquelin XVolf, and Suzanne Young are this year's Senior Honor students, with averages of 90 and above. -K Y ' N4 X Allan Nash and Barbara Nlariie 'irc' this xi n s l l , 4 fl F' , A .P 13? s Athletic activities serve as the best form of recreation for the youth. But recrea- 1 42 1 Qfx 'J' ' H I 0,11 J I C1,v?.,h K A A 1 Iv I 1 yytu pu L Y f fvvtacoj Ap, xx ww., off 1 ' -' , Uifvbfifaa K. 1t,f2.i, , , . A , 4 I if. I ?gfn2s0s,-,if c1.l,xf,L,,L, f,,.,Q,,AQ, 44 .Jw.A',c,t'Afe, 'fri fi, Qu fyfqg,-,QV I VY N 2 ' ', .. if ig .1.,l,l'x9,fvX9JffQJw,f 'Qi .'Y'UJf0i f6'1 -V79 1 '--51 flflofll, C6 O - u 609 nf-. , v ' ' ff.-iz .vw f 7 f 7 ' 5 aj . 'I , , . Qt Qkmfv I I rf 1 .1 this.: , b J L UJQ! K Q , I Q I w , ' . 5 -.,..-nah? .'i.2f0J0u.1 4 gffglfhffrun 9, fgaf cm f .. J 1 .. - I A ' a VV!-Q.. -. ewf ' cb I MM flee fwfr 4 .1 I ,'-pvwy, to .f'0ifI5jF0-fda . , Q? D , A I Ja' WWO Olnfvtfex to 'JJ' 'Jw filtfflf- Mt,:.Mvu, I ig. ,s ' 4' I 'e ' ,, sf O- -envy., ' -' sf- 0 A P f . - 1 iliisggk 6U.o-zsfmnft7,k 0111 Of .rm Qf1.4,,Q,fc.1,ftI.Q, CCVHJ, . 'R A ,, , ml. 1 ff Swv-sf fr N X, , . . , . -V , - . 'W l' 1 W 9,9 6 A fy X A .,, ,wr W nos ff? ,L 57f 15555 I If ' 41 if! Osh gifs O r ' O 1' f I . In the future as in the past, sports is an important part of Hartford High. In the span of a year's time, seven different sports are offered to the boys. tion is not the main purpose, for other essential mannerisms are to be gained. Three of the basic things acquired are, learning to survive under competition, maintaining a good physical condition and learning to work and cooperate with others. In the last few years Hartford has reached new heights in sports. On the foot- ball field, we enjoyed a better than average year, finishing with a total record of five wins and three losses. This placed us 4th in the Little Ten Conference. Of course, we should not forget to give recognition to our team for winning the First Homecoming game in five years. The B team followed right behind with a two win, three loss record, making all of us pretty proud. Our Cross Country boys also shared our re- warding season. Hartford had the honor of being host at the State Cross Country meet, here they ranked fifth in the B Division high schools. As everyone knows basketball comes next, which holds the number one spot throughout the winter. Starting the season with a predicted fifth place, the enthusi- astic team and its supporters eliminated Berlin and Beaver Dam, two of the top teams. SPORTS XY ,ll ' . lllli. 3 Q :Ei ::' x... K. Vit Q W Q X Nga six Q Y tu r. t QM' . N .5 H x ,A ,1- ,x 'Q xx 5 S5299 - 1ne:e. -A-3 1 r .-1.3 if Aa' - wr . 459 X517 'pr ,',4 u 32-??g ' , ,AI . . This gave Hartford added encouragement and sent us to the top. Little Ten Champs, we're mighty proud of you. The team also represented us in line style at the Region- als, winning the first two games and losing the final game to Madison East by one point. But we have more than one basketball team and certainly We could not over- look our B team. Playing good basketball all season, they ended with a 6-4 record. The future looks pretty bright for these boys. A A Intramural Basketball offers an opportunity for many boys to show ability in basketball. Many organizations form teams that compete against each other. This year the Hot Rods won the championship, but lost to the F. F. A. in the tournaments. Then the annual faculty game was scheduled, and with the aid of a pep band, the so ATM faculty held its championship. QAM cfffv-MMU Spring arrived and with it came the familiar sports of baseball, track, and golf. ul: -g-LV Aj lmylwfaqg Many boys participate in track and therefore we are represented by capable track stars. mwah ,gnckg The Little Ten Track Meet is one of the highlights of the year and in other previous - f years Hartford has been ably represented. Baseball is fortunate to have many retur VMNUAJ' in lettermen to make up a winning team. ' f my , wcdafyd Gafgrii lisqowmmuk LUDZL , Www 2 rl CL47 LAQ,-f N ALJ . 34171 Ticfpl ' X . 'ga-03,1 0-wo., 7-71, r J an-Lfn1,?4L444fJl'Cl-di Coj , Q94-Lego 01 . M7-,Q fy,-.J flea! V I 7 ff-A-0:14, U.,v.a.,, f +l t M' W' M4 M1 533153 fur?-?3'M' K ,fa - Varsity Football 'IST ROW- G. Becker, D. Pfister, W. Wagner, R. Baetz, W. Hulbert, R. Smith, F. Schad, G. Schneider, J. Trotter 2ND ROW D. Zuehlke, R. Kirsch, R. Schwulst, A. Lehman, R. Buchanan, D. Mitchell, D. Scharfenberg, H. Schroeder, A. Nash, F., Gennerman, R. Kroeber, C. Hanrahan 3RD ROW- Managers D. Schumacher and R. Semler, P. Young, C. Erdman, J. Margelowsky, H. Hagen, R. Seibert, F. Endres, P. Basler, E. Bliss, F. Schwulst, Coach Harold Beatty, and Assistant Coach Clifford Robbins C I X r L . 3 1 Q S f. N1 Great success was enjoyed by the foothall team theis past season as they finished with an overall record of five wins and tlwiee losses, a great improvement over the previous year. Coach Beatty liegan preparing his athletes for the coming season even before the school year l:e an in order that the team mifrht he ready for the season's opener. The fellows worked hard and in their only non-conference game. easily defeated Menomonee Falls. Little Ten Conference teams proved a lot tougher. as the Orioles split their first two games against Berlin and lVaupun. Next came the Homecoming game, and, for the first time in many years, the team came out on the long end of the score. win- ning 27-0. Over the rest of the season the Orioles suffered two losses and finished the season in fourth place in the Little Ten. Looking over the starting lineup this past year we would have found a back- field composed of Dave Zuehlke, Aloe Schroeder, Howard Hagen, and Ruben Siebert, X Xenough to scare any rival team. In the line we had such stalwarts as Dick Kirsch, Ker- ., c C., x . . N 'x '-c N X. J mit Lehman, Russ Schwulst, Bill Hulbert, Clem Hanrahan, Don Scharfenberg, Al Nash, Rich Buchanan, and Fritz Gennermann. These fellows and the strong bench which sup- ported them gave us a team of which we can be very proud. A 4 , E mi.. .1 ' Q Ev A. 2 . fi, it Q W' AL' -Y dh- 4-1 'X ,mgwaf Ay, . 1 BW. J' 4 ' ff ' -' .fi .Q w + r, 'L Sf., W xxx k pm J I ' , . -.A 5 . 'N ' x ' 'W . A If Q - L, g 4, K , , Es Z7 'Q 1 , ' ff,-my 2 1,4 1 ., 6 4 X Q . X . kg 41 'w My 0 E 1. - , 11 - Gorlyn ,QQ Clemmy -AA .X s h H H nu' ' 'ff' he Mitch llsmmyll MB S uad 1ST ROW- q C. Christman, K. Jordan, J. Jackson, T. Abbot, 0. Endres, L. Pearce, D. Courtney, M. Finch, L. Mittelstadt 2ND ROW- Coach Robert Breen, R. Ziorgen, D. Weber, R. Rilling, M. Courtney, R. Baetz, W. Wagner, G. Schneider, J. Smith, P. Leader, R. McCrackin 3RD ROW- Assistant Coach Max Hilmer, W. Boyd, T. Winterhalter, B. Becker, D. Griesmer, L. Schlee, V. Scharpf, M. Hess, F. Pfeifer, V. Rosenberg, R. Fraundorf Cross Country Couch Gilbert Mohr, J. Collins, W. Klippel, J. Collins, R. Collins, D, Marx, R, Wagner, R, Vick R. Reed, J. Tolcikowski, R. Mueller, T. Zulinske, R. Schlee, P, Thomas, J, Berger, R, Ritger J. Schroeder, J. Berndi, M. Kuenstler, T. Grob, R. RiHerbush,R, Rifer, J, Hagen, H, Griesmer A sport of increasing importance is Cross-country, which for the first time became an official Little Ten sport this year. And once again Coach Cib Mahr's thinclads proved themselves among the best in the state. 1'he ltiqltliqln. of the season was, of course, the State Cross Country Meet, which was held at the Hartford Country Club on October 30. Thirty-six schools from throughout the state competed in this important IUCCK. in which our C1'05S'C0UmfY team placed a fine fifth. The B team too had a right to be proud as they captured top honors in every meet they participated in, including the Madison Invitational Meet. Among the standouts of the team were Bob, joe, and Jim Collins, Dick Rifgffft Don Marx, Russ Wagner and VVilfred Klippel. ROW ONE-Howard Hagen, Richard Kirsch, Rolf Kroeber, Henry Schroeder Richard Buchanan Richard Rltger ROW TWO-Coach Beatty, Manager Don Scharfenberg, James Margelowsky Michael Buckley Frank Endres Patrick Basler, Gene Bliss, William Hulbert, Manager Richard Semler Varsity Basketball SEASON RECORD Wggf Bgnd WE THEY Oconomowoc Menomonee Falls 80 62 Ripgn Bay View 52 50 Waupun South Milwaukee 52 65 Horicon Berlin 57 55 Wqfgrfgwn Beaver Dam 52 45 Wegf Bgnd Mayville 63 62 Cglumbug Watertown 73 61 Cedarburg Revenge is sweet so the saying goes. Our varsity basketball team certainly found this to he true as they received a great deal of pleasure in regaining the Champ- ionship throne after a mediocre season last year. Critics had said that, with the Stracka brothers gone, Hartford was through as a basketball power. But our varsity proved that Hartford is once more the top team in the Little Ten. At the start of the season, Coach Beatty was faced with the problem of rebuild- ing, since .loe Schroeder was the only rettu ning Hartford player with any experience. But the fellows worked hard and long and became a truly fine team. Only South Milwaukee was able to hoast of a victory over Hartford in the warmup games. XVith the Little Ten season about to start, Coach Beatty settled on a starting lineup of Rolf Kroeher and Dick Ritger as the forwards, joe Schroeder at center, and Howie Hagen and Dick Kirsch as guards. Rich Buchanan, Mike Buckley, and Frank Endres were the number one subs. Our first three opponents were Berlin, Beaver Dam and Mayville, the toughest competition in the conference. X'Vhen the fellows won these three games we were in. The team cruised through the remaining seven games unscathed to finish with a per- fect record and a season record of I3 wins and 3 losses. After solidly defeating Mayville and Horicon at the sub-regional tournaments, the Orioles lost a heartbreaker with a score of 65 to 64 to Madison East. But despite this defeat the team was surely one of the finest in the history of Hartford High School. 3 .lf ,3 ., .1 ,ly , Mopey Hmck., X Jon Rmh ... JL X .1 ff' 'X A z I ' x N Mike . .'.f X ,b 1, Q p, .. C 24,4- xx. P x ll ' ll L , Tmy . vfb- -ja' if U-fg 'K ! X54 4 h 4 X I ,,. Lx V t 1, f:f,.wf'f- ' f ,A . ,WM J ff A5791 ..f,,.z,,1.4- ' ' .37 7,41V My V ,iff 4-1,-c..a1L ' 176' il, , 117- g,,:,,,. fs-r,4.-f.9'2'd ' be V , Z i ,,-V, 4 . L 5 ,, 11,44 .Lf C115 ROW ONE-Michael Hess, Robert Lueth, Ralph Ziorgen, Robert Ritger, Richard Rilling, Thomas Abbott, Kenneth Hattori T. Grob ROW TWO-Manager Carmen Christmon, Jerry Smith, John Berndt, Lorenz Mittelstadt, Robert Baetz, Fred Weclel, Robert Vick, Kenneth Jordan, Jerry Jackson, Michael Hess, Coach Hilmer. B Squad Under the guiding hand of Coach Max Hilmer the Freshman-Sophomore basket- ball team compiled a very respectable record this year. Starting the season with a group of inexperienced players Coach Hilmer did a fine job of teaching the fundamentals of basketball, and by the end of the season the boys were good basketball players. As the season started, the B team lost its first six game but once the boys tasted victory they kept on Winning and won seven of their last nine games. This record was good enough for fourth place in the conference. Among the individual players the name of Bob Baetz stands out. Fellows like Fred XVedel, Jerry Smith, Mike Courtney and Bob Ritger are also developing into fine players and will give Hartford a fine team in future years. ffl LJ B flivfwyuffuvuffkr-Iv Uvuf viding-X, , N Lowe, ,ftlmuly O, if VK ' y -1 uvvwz. J,d,LM U' Mfbffg 'I a ,Zu-. eavgfff NL ,, , - 630.gif b vim , W if ' 2,411,411 Xt xi V7 ' X, Q - x 4 N TW' if fan r,.jf'ff 4 ,vi , E' .1 wh- -.-- A fx, .. 0 I 1 'I' ww , 4 4 'Dr' I' use - s Yfauefff fr I h, MD JM C ROW ONE lsitting on groundl-Manager H. Griesmer, Manager J. Schroeder, R. Lueth, Manager T. Grob, R. Netresheim, M. Meyer ROW TWO lsitlingl-R. Wagner, H. Groth, James Collins, F. Hackbarth, M. Hess, V. Rosenberg, J. Grissman, D. Courtney, Joseph Collins, T. Leader, G. Scheffner, J. Smiih, K. Hahori ROW THREE lstandingl-T. Hanrahan, P. Hatfori, D. Grissman, M. Kuenstler, T. Zielinski, M- Heinkef D- Hennesf F- wedeld. Margelowsky, D. Scharfenberg, W. Hulbert, F. Pfeiffer, R. Nicholson, A. Monroe, l.. Schlee, R. Fahrenkrug, R. Gauli, Coach Breen X xx Track Because of a lack of a good track, no meets were held at our school. In spite ol this- difficulty, Coach Mahr developed some fine athletes. Dick Kirsch was the standout. jumping over six feet in the high jump and doing a fine job in hurdling as well. Dave Zuelke did good work in the short distances, whie Allan Nash could be counted on in the broad jump. In the longer distances, Jim Collins kept himself in the limelight throughout the season. ROW ONE-R. Siebert, T. Abbott, R. Collins ROW TWO-R. Kirsch, D. Zuehlke, J. Jackson, R. Vick, W. Klippel, R. Schlee ROW THREE-A. Nash, H. Schroeder, V. Scharf, H. Jantz, P. Thoma, R. Hess . awmriwxi .W Z E 1 IN Baseball The baseball squad had a fairly successful sea- son under the guidance of Coach Max Hilmer. Only a shortage in the pitching department kept this year's record from being an outstanding one. Chuck Erdman handled the pitching chores and did a capable job, but there was no one to back him up. Fritz Gennerman held down first: Mike Buckley, second baseg Howard Hagen, shortstop position: and Bob Baetz, third base to round out a fine defensive infield. Catcher Gene Bliss, first string outfielders Rich Buchanan, Virgil Fahrenkrug and Frank Endres, and such reserves as Clem Hanrahan, Don Borlen, and Dave Haertl, also bolstered the team. IST ROW-R. G. 2ND ROW-D. K. Semler, F. Neu, R. Baetz, W. Boyd, 0. Endres, Schultz, M. Thiede, J. Hagen Yunk, R. Rilling, R. Ziorgen, G. Rohn, Jordan, P. Leader, J. Berger, Coach Erickson 'IST ROW-R. Baetz, F. Endres, V. R. Buchanan, M. Buckley, G. Bliss 2ND ROW-J. Trotter, F. Schad, F. Schwulst, D. Haeril, E. Rohleder, F. Gennerman, Coach 3RD ROW-H. Hagen, D. Borlen Fahrenkrug, C. Hanrahan, C. Erdmann, Hilmer ,,--- ,fs C .Na P' ' ' ffng '1' I , 'M 'S ,Wg-Q.-at The Hartford clfllllllfy Clluh was thc scum' ol a lot ol' hard work pul in hy lhc 111c111bc1's of lhc Ullllb lC2llll this vcar. 'I'hrcc 1'cl11r11i11 lcllcrmcn. 5 K , Y 2 Roll Kroeber, Chuck Recd, and Pal Baslcr llUl'lll4:'il-lllt' llllC'lt'llS ol' ll food sm uacl. Roll, cs- . . F I neclallv, turned 111 some OLllSl2ll1Clll1 ' rounds and I 1 . 3 . was ralcd one of thc top gollcrs 111 thc l.1l1l1- Ten. Tho squad was also joined hy several ncw- IST ROW-M. Courtney. Richard Ritger, R. Winierholier, Robert Ritger, J. Unser co111c1's who show a lot ol' uromisc. 2ND ROW-Joseph Dorn, R. Kroeber, P. Busler, J. Rufener, L. Miftelstudt, John Dorn, Coach Allen Ol, 'wr rg. f-, mi 1... DQ QD 'C' .aw-' ROW I-Nash, A., Vick, R., Kirsch, R., Scharfenberg, D., Hanrahan, C., Lehman, K., Buchanan, R. ROW 2-Schroeder, J., Schneider, G., Talaikowski, J., Hulbert, W., Marx, D., Collins, J., Smith, R., Mr. Klockow I I W S I R Griesmer H Schumacher D Schwulst F Hagen, H., Wagner, R. ROW 3-Ritger, R., Kippe, ., em er, ., , ., , ., , ., ROW 4-Erdman C., Hagen, D., Collins, R., Bliss, E., Baetz, R., Schwulst, R., Gennerman, F. ROW 5-Zuehlke, D., Collins, J., Buckley, M., Kroeber, R., Endres, F., Schroeder, H., Basler, P., Margelowsky, J., Seibert, R. LeHermen's Club .1 I f H ! 'R . N 'I :F ,gf 'sf df , . . ,. ,fjjivfd ,I- ' 41105--'I ya-1.-cf-4 ' - F A I ,, A I . 7.1, 4.5! A . afw-r .1,f,T,. iZ'.4,iL, ,',4..,,.., f .3 ff . Q... . A - -1, !' f' ,ff C-. ' fvcayraff '.,' 321- 'LJ 410-X ,Zami K: !1ff,.JuaL,z' T97 ,zgfgfti . 4 ,f'.4:-A-1f5f,fr,'2fxb ' . 7 -' K 1 1,7 - M , Zi f' 27 My 4.-'iii-4'5 fli ff-5631 'L' I' , ,FU- 1 f . If f, ,I 7 '- J' 'ffl Jjs. x Gig.. 732-Arg' G.le91 '-v't.'! '!- rf Kermit Lehman at his post bcliind thc .X Lcttcrmcn's Candy counter in the Calle-W, V1 .. , 1.2 . I :J fl A I ltfll 1 'FLC se I 5.55 l-'N wi' , 55321 5' '?' Q 1 N- ..- ,B f. n-nam., f Vx Grin N of! I if w ' JP Intramural One of the activities in which many of the boys take part is intramural basketball. This year eighty boys, under the direction of Mr. Mahr, participated in an l8 game schedule. The Hot Rodders, led by Don Scharfenberg, Dean Mitchell, Hank Laubenheirner, and Peanuts VVagner captured the title, losing only three games but were defeated by the F.F.A. in the championship playoffs. Then came the faculty intramural game, which the faculty won, for once without the aid of trickery. Clem Hanra- han and Dave Zuehlke were standouts for the F.F.A. while Mr. Hilmer displayed his fine tal- ents for the faculty. GJ ko A A lense moment in the -Iunior-Senior game. Senior Champs! These girls finished tournaments with another winning record. e r l l The Sophomore hzlskelball team played nearly :ls well :ls the Seniors, showing that lhev will he hard lo heat in the years ahead. if TG? .J A No matter now stiff and sore you gel, tumbling can usually inspire a smile. -s 4 .5 W. ,--.N Q N. x L X v H xx xx A I 1, 4 lr fv 'V . .vw-' 4 ' A C ls: FJQAJ 1 I I , K CQ 921,23 V' V J t Xa. LQ, T 1 .KQVV M, V CJ Y 2 FCQJ rgj.6 it CJ FICERS if ' we Qielag if 49,29 CL awww-,ma nel 4 5 4 N A good beginning is most important. Thats what we were told when we were Freshmen. Now four years have gone by and we are again beginning, only this time we know all too well the importance of making it good and keeping it that way! Let's return to our Freshman year and bring back all those good things. The newness of all the different activities might have dazed us as Freshmen, but by the time our Sophomore year had ended we had produced champs in forensics, track, and band. We also made star contributions to the Varsity basketball and football teams, debate, cheerleading, and the Orange and Black. For all around fun in schoolwork as well as activities, we agree that our junior year will always hold the spotlight. Our class play, Our Town, which had an unusually large cast of 32, was our hrst experience with a serious drama. It was very well received. At our Prom we were taken into an exotic atmosphere with the theme Hawaiian Para- disc. Our queen was crowned with a beautiful lei sent from Hawaii especially for this occasion. And, of course, we continued our fine work in all the extra-curricular activities. As Seniors we again parted from tradition and held an informal mid-winter dance, Snowbound, which drew a record crowd. SENICRS '7 1 4 X 'LK -24. ? 7 V H wlijq KC! L L52-fQ7 fU qxck by 224 ,Q I PN A ., J 'ii J W Q Ritjm 35,7 X J!!! X I U X 1 M f9 l-- C' -' 5,53 zeszsfw f f lg wp, pi? WM Q W If Q A Q n 0 iff A w J' S I XV Gm xx, P9 'Q K s A J 3. E . 5 l , A Two drummers + one homeroom : one top-notch performance. DIANE T. AULENBACHER Inter Se 4 RONALD AULENBACHER Band 1-45 Boys' Pep Band 3, 43 F. F. A. 2, 3: jr. Class Play ROBERT H. BAUS MARILYN R. BAUTZMANN G. A. A. 1-43 Inter Se l-45 Band 1-43 Oriole Staff 45 O8cB Staff 2-45 Art Club 2: Forensics 1-4g Little Ten Meet 2, 33 Fresh.-Soph. Meet 25 Champions 25 jr. Class Playg Perfect Attendance l JUANITA BERGER G. A. A. 4g Volleyball Team 45 Champs 45 Basketball Team 45 Champs 43 Inter Se l, 2: Girls' Glee Club l GORLYN L. BECKER Football 3, 43 Track 2: Intramural 2-43 Champs 3: Lettermen's Club 43 jr. Class Play The trio we'd most like to be Snowbound with. MARGARET A. BERLOWSKI Entered as sophomore from Mayville: Inter Se 3, 43 Oriole Staff DONNA M. BERSCHNEIDER G. A. A. l-43 Inter Se l-45 Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Art Club 2: Pep Club 2: Oriole Stall NANCY BEST G. A. A, l-33 Volleyball Team I, 2: Champs 2: Inter Se l, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 4: A Capella 1,2 DONALD R. BORLEN Baseball l-35 Intramural l-4: Boys' Chorus 3,443 jr. Class Play, Latin Club 33 Oriole Stall JOYCE BOYD Inter Se l-35 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pep Club 1 DONNA MAE BRINKMANN G. A. A. I-3: Inter Se I, 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 4g A Capella BETTY LOU BRAUN Inter Se I-43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club lg Perfect Attendance l, 23 Latin Club 3: Oriole Staff RICHARD BUCHANAN Class Vice Pres. lg Spanish Club 43 Pres. 49 Football l-45 Basketball I-45 Baseball l-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Pres. 43 Boys' Chorus 3, -ig Boys' Quartet 3: jr. Class Play: All School Play 4g Choral Reading 4 MICHAEL BUCKLEY Basketball l-43 Football I-3: Track lg Golf, 2, 35 l.ettermen's Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus lg Student Council 43 Choral Reading 4 RUTH M. BUDAHN G. A. A. 45 Volleyball Team 43 Champs 43 Inter Se I-43 Spanish Club l, 4: Band I-45 Pep Band 43 Mixed Chorus 2-43 Girls' Glee Club lg A Capella lg Starred First at Festival 33 Pep Club 2, 35 Forensics 2: jr. Class Play ,rg I S - ls A- at V A M .2 JEAN E. COLLINS Class Treas. 43 Library Club l-43 Treas. 33 Pres. 43 D. A. R. Award 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 G. A. A. l-43 Sec. 43 Volleyball Team 1-43 champs 2-43 Basketball Team 1-43 Champs, 3, 43 Inter Se I-43 O8cB Staff 43 Pep Club 23 Student Council 1, 23 Badger Girls' State 33 Oriole Literary Editorg Senior Honors JOAN E. COLLINS Inter Se 23 Art Club 23 Senior Honors GLORIA ANN COMPTON I Inter Se l-43 Perfect Attendance I, 23 Oriole Staff, Senior Honors WALTER DAIS Baseball l, 3, 43 Intramural 3, 4 BARBARANN DIETENBERGER C. A. A. 3, 43 Volleyball Team 43 Champs 43 Basketball Team 43 Champs 43 Inter Se 3, 43 Ir. Class Play3 Glee Club I DONNA MARIE DOLL lnter Se Sec. 43 G. A. A. 2-43 Girls' Glee Club l3 OX:B Staff 43 Oriole Staff JOHN H. DORN Golf 2,41 Band l JOSEPH F. DORN GOlf2-41 ARLENE EBERT Pep Club 2, 33 C. A. A. lg Volleyball Team 13 Inter Se I-43 Band l-43 Oriole Staff MARY JOAN GAHLMAN C. A. A. 2-41 Treas. 33 Basketball 'I eam 33 Champs 3 Inter Se l-43 Band l-43 Starred First at Festival 2, 3, 43 OZQB Staff 2-43 Pep Club 23 Forensics li jr. Class Play: Student Council 43 Perfect Attendance 2, 33 Oriole Faculty Iiditor3 Senior Honors ROSEMARY GAULT G. A. A. 3-43 lnter Se 2-4: Art Club 2: PCP Clllll 25 Homecoming Queen 4: Girls' Clee Club 2, 33 Vice Pres. 2 JOSEPH GEHL, Jr. Intramural 35 Boys' Chorus 33 jr. Class Play FRED GENNERMAN F. F. A. l-45 judging Team 35 Reporter 35 Football l-45 Basketball l, 2: Baseball I-43 Lettermen's Club 3. 43 Intramural 3, 45 Captain 3: Boys' Chorus 3. 43 Boys' Quartet 45 Perfect Attendance 33 All School Play 4 RICHARD R. GOURLIE Band l-35 Dance Band 3: Pep Band 2, 33 Intramural 4 BONNIE J. GREGET G. A. A. 2-4: lnter Se 2-4g Art Club 2 HENRY GRIESMER Cross Country 2, 35 Manager 43 Lettermen's Club 45 F. F. A. I. 2, 45 Intramural 5, 4 if gd ,Q ,Q 2 ifl 'Ur Q, va The Verdict-the class B quartet accepts their sentence at music festival. GLORIA GROB G. A. A. 1-43 Basketball Team 13 Inter Se 3 ANN SHIRLEY GUERNDT Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club l DAVID A. HAERTEL Football l, 23 Baseball I-43 Intramural 1-43 jr. Class Play DONALD HAGEN Basketball L33 Little Ten Conference Champs 23 Regional Champs 23 Sectional Champs 23 State Tournaments 23 Baseball l, 23 Manager 43 Lettern1en's Club 1-43 Intramural 43 Captain 4 fl fowl 45 5M?, , ci ff' 7 A WL . CLEMENT HANRAHAN -' f- G ' Student Council Vice Pres. 43 F. F. A. I-43 judging N Team 3, 43 Sec'y 43 OX:B Staff 2, 33 Sports Editor 23 Forensics l-43 Fresh.-Soph. Meet 2g jr. Class Play3 One-Act Play 33 All School Play 43 Choral Reading Football l-43 Baseball I-43 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Intramural 2'4Q Champs 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1-33 Vice Pres. 33 Boys' Chorus 2-43 Vice Pres. 33 Maclrigal 43 Boys' Quartet 4 LOIS M. HELD G. A. A. 2-43 Inter Se 2-43 Art Club 2 MARY ANN HELD Entered as freshman from Hustisfordg G. A, A. 2-4, Volleyball Team 43 Champs 43 Inter Se 2-43 Girls' Glee Club l- Arn Club 23 lr. Class Play RUTH HELD Inter Se 2-43 Spanish Club 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 23 A Capella 23 Perfect Attendance 2 RITA E. HENNES ' Advanced Girls' Ensemble 43 G. A. A. 3, -I3 Inter Se 3, 43 Oriole Slaffj Senior Honors RICHARD M. HESS F. F. A. I'3Q judging Team 33 Track 2-43 Little Ten Meet 33 Cross Country 43 Baseball I3 Intramural 2-43 jr. Class Play - 'N , ' '1I5if!:-'JL' ' , ,rv is-'. , t-: W . .. wr.-fm, psf: ze.,-.. ,Q-, afneSrwR'.fi RICHARD HILLER Track I3 Art Club 23 Oriole Staff MARGARET JACKSON G. A. A. 2-43 Volleyball Team 13 Inter Se l-43 Girls' Glee Club lg Pep Club 2 K LEO JEFFORDS Cross Country 23 Baseball I3 Intramural 2, 3 ROBERT JEFFORDS Cross Country Manager 23 Track Manager 23 Intramural 3, 43 Champs 33 ORB Staff 2, 33 Sports Editor 33 Band 3, 43 Boys' Pep Band 33 Pep Band 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3543 jr. Class Play3 Perfect Attendance 23 Oriole Stall JOYCE JENS G. A. A. 1-33 Inter Se I, 3, 43 Band I-43 Starred First at Festival 33 Band Twirler 4: Pep Club 2, 33 Oriole Stal? SHIRLEY JERANEK Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' Glee Club I3 A Capella 23 Inter Se 4-3 Spanish Club 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 3 L. IQ-.LQJW f Q' L, If 1 Jvvcf A X ' 0.1 ftlrtitf QJUirLj- U7 f41'VlJ,M 1!.. ,,l..1lf,l I P. A A , J ' lf!-Ljvnll 'fl Y-5 .LVVVVNL 1, ' 1. ll ll ff . I4 rytrfi, V .H ,Ml !iiL qxllll L y, LJJLL- Lili - ff' 7 A 1 X .4 - zz , , XCELLO RLQQII If ,,,V f fc' -tw f ye IWCWYJ 'WMP Jffqdq . I ' . L - A ad- twill 1 t d sf ' Lfru Lj,JUvNy1NLL un' 'L 11,1 ' Y in .15 7L-y 7. 'L JU ,nut ef, , r , , I7 'lf fl'-27,7 Q! W, , ' 5 I-' '-f .':uJ'.f . 3 A 'K iz: f f-.1 tu- ,f fy 3- frm ' . fl llxcb X,-LJ, I 'A I 'lit ' . , U Don't let those looks fool you l ly l I fx! f rf UL, ISLA E. KARN Inter Se 1-4 ROBERT KAY Baseball 1-33 Intramural 2-4: Intramural Champs 2: F. F. A. 1-33 jr. Class Play 3 RICHARD C. KIRSCH Track 1-4: Little Ten Meet 33 Basketball 1-41 Football 1-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 JOAN KOEPP Inter S l-49 Art Club 2 - 'N 40 ,J Wd! ,MW KJ A gay, It , O at I, MJ L! . .12 I UL C 41 W1 , fr W' wwf! C421 DONNA KOESTER Basketball Team lg G. A. A. 1-43 Library Club 3, 45 Inter Se l-4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 13 Oriole Staff: Pep Club 2: jr. Class Play, Forensics 2: A Capella l-3: Madrigal 3 BERNICE KRATZ Volleyball Team lg G. A. A. l, 2, 45 Inter Se I-43 Girls' Glee Club lg Pep Club 2: jr. Class Play: A Capella lg Student Council 4 ROLF A. KROEBER Class Vice Pres. 31 Student Council Vice Pres. 3: Regional Tournaments 35 Sectional 'Tournaments 35 Little Ten Golf Meet 2, 3-3 Spanish Club Pres. 33 Band Capt. 45 Lettermen's Club 1-43 Vice Pres.,4g Football 1-4: Basketball I-43 Golf 1-45 Spanish Club 3, 4: Band 1-43 Mixed Chorus 4: Dance Band l-33 Boys' Chorus 3, 43 jr. Class Play: Choral Reading 45 Madrigal 4: Starred First at Music Festival 1-4 DON NA KRUEGER G. A. A. 2, 3' Basketball Team 2' Librar Club 2-43 I y Y Inter Se 1-33 Pep Club l NORMAN KRUEGER Mixed Chorus l, 3: Boys' Chorus 3, 45 F. F. A. 4 HENRY W. LAUBENHEIMER Football 2, 35 Track 2, 33 Basketball 3, Baseball l, 2: Intramural l, 2, 43 Champs l, 2 . KERMIT A. LEHMAN Class Vice Pres. 23 Class l'reS. 32 Pl'0m King 31 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Treas. 43 Football l-43 Baseball 3, 43 Intramural 2-43 Band 1-23 Boys' Pep Band 2, 33 Pep Band 33 Dance Band 2, 3: Starred First at Music Festival 13 Boys' Chorus 33 jr. Class Plav3 Choral Reading 4 CARLENE DIANE LEPIEN Class Sec. 43 Homecoming Court of Honor 23 G. A. A. 3, 43 Volleyball Team 3, 43 Champs 3, 43 Basketball Team 3, 43 Champs 3, 43 Inter Se l-43 Vice Pres. 43 Cheerleader I-43 Cheerleading Capt. 43 Pep Club Sec. 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 23 jr. Class Play Student Council lg A Capella 23 Oriole Slaifj Senior Honors PETER B LOOSEN 1 F F A. l-43 F. F. A. judging Team 2-43 Track Manager 23 Student Council 4 DONALD G. MARX Cross Country 2-43 Track 2-43 Lettermen's Club 2-4 BARBARA MAYNE 52 Oriole Co-Editorg Spade Award3 National Honor Society 3, 43 Library Club Vice Pres. 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Drama Club Sec.-Treas. 43 Inter Se I-43 Band l, 23 Girls' Pep Band 33 Starred First at Music Festival 23 Student Council 43 Forensics l-33 Little Ten Meet 33 Fresh.-Sopb. Meet 1,23 Champs I, 23 ORB Staff 2. 33 ORB Asst. Editor 33 Art Club 23 G. A. A. 2-43 Pep Club 33 jr. Class Play3 All School Play 3: Salutatorian MAXINE E. MCGEE My ywyfgfff? 5 y 1jMf'M'iLL,7f,,w., W. Www .fy 5 W ,MV .xjfywym fMi4x This is the ratio that all girls love, but seldom find. LAURICE MERKEL Class Sec.-Treas. 25 Student Council Treas. 45 Prom Queen 35 G. A. A. l-45 Volleyball Team 2-45 Champs 2-45 Basketball Team 3, 45 Champs 3, 45 Inter Se I-45 Band l-45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Pep Club 35 jr. Class Play5 Oriole Staff DEAN MITCHELL Football 45 Cross Country I5 Track l, 25 Basketball I5 Intramural I-45 Lettermen's Club 4 MARLENE MULTHAUF Class Treas. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Homecoming Queen 35 G. A. A. 35 Inter Se 35 Girls' Glee Club I5 Latin Club Vice Pres. 35 Oriole Business Manager5 Senior Honors ALLAN NASH Class Pres. 15 Student Council 2-45 Pres. 45 Key Award5 National Honor Society 3, 45 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Football 2-45 Track l-45 Little Ten Meet 2, 35 Champs 25 Lettermen's Club Sec. 45 Intramural 2-45 Capt. 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 OEQB Staff 3, 45 Forensics l-35 Fresh.-Soph. Meet l, 25 Champs l, 25 Little Ten Meet 2, 3: Champs 25 State Meet 2, 35 jr. Class Play5 All School Play 45 Choral Reading 45 Badger Boys State5 Oriole Co-Editor5 Valedictorian Q- ,X LF- X' X - h LOUISE ANN NAVIN -5 f H, ' 3 ' G. A. A. 2-45 Inter Se l-4TArt'Club 25 X K' jr. Class Play: Oriole Staif',, - I Z ' I ' . v p . . L ARTHUR NELSON 2, . '1,,: Intramural 1-4 ' '. 1- Q I 'LJ 5 1 'KS 5 x 0 A 'P Q ' l' Af i I 1 iq' v' -r 8 1 K t Mr, Dawson's industrious Senior English students hard at work. Icy hands like these make for the warmest of hearts. fs GERALD NETTESHEIM Oriole Senior Editor: ORB Staff 25 Mixed Chorus l JAMES O'KEANE Oriole Art Co-Editor: Football lg Track lg Baseball 2-45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Art Club 2: Outstanding Senior Award KAREN L. O'KEANE Homecoming Court of Honor lg Girls' Chorus 43 Inter Se 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 13 Forensics 2: lr. Class Play, Oriole Staff JOE OSTERMAN Track I, 2: Intramural 3 E, -.4 ARLENE PAPEZ G. A. A. 2-43 Volleyball Team 23 Volleyball Champs 2: Inter Se l-4: Girls' Glee Club l, 2' Girls' Glee Club Treas. 2: Pep Club 2 PATRICIA PERSICK Girls' Glee Club l l tst t E SHEILA PUSCH Oriole Underclass Editorg G. A. A. l-43 Volleyball Team l-33 Champs 2, 35 Basketball Team 1-43 Champs 3, 43 Inter Se l-43 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club lg Pep Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3, 45 jr. Class Play, B Team Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Outstanding Senior Award ROSALIE REED MARY NOREYTA REHWALDT G. A. A. l-4, Volleyball Team l-35 Champs 2, 3, Basketball Team l-43 Champs 3, 45 Inter Se l-43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Art Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Cheerleader B Squad l, 23 Varsity 3, 4: Oriole Staff BERNADETTE RETTLER Mixed Chorus 4 NEB CAR E RET L R ecomi Court of Honor 33 G. A. A. 2-4: yb eam 43 Champs 43 Basketball Team 3, 43 3, 43 Inter Se l-43 Girls' Glee Club I3 ub 23 Girls' Chorus 43 Oriole Slillfi Betty r ker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 A YES Enter as Soph. from Tech High, San Antonio, Texas, Dance Band Vocalist 2-43 Spanish Club 2, 3 ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL Class Pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Latin Club Pres. 33 Drama Club 3, 43 Pres. 43 Cross Country 2, 33 Manager 33 Boys' Chorus 3, 43 Pres. 33 08:13 Staff 3, 43 Asst. Sports Editor 33 Debate 2-43 Little Ten Debate Meet 3, 43 District Meet 43 Sectional Meet 43 Track l, 23 Intramural 43 Pep Club 33 Forensics 1, 3, 43 Little Ten Meet' 33 Fresh.-Soph. Meet lg Champs I3 jr. Class Playg One Act Play 43 Student Council 43 All School Play 33 Choral Reading 43 Madrigal 43 Badger Boys State 33 Oriole Subscription Manager: Senior Honors SHARON M. RUNQUIST G. A. A. I3 Girls' Glee Club I MARY A. RUSSELL G. A. A. 2-43 Inter Se 2-43 ORB Staff 43 Forensics 2-4, Fresh.-Soph. Meet 23 Champs 23 Perfect Attendance 2: Oriole Staff DONALD SCHARFENBERG Basketball Manager 43 Track l-43 Little Ten Meet 2 Football 1-43 Boys' Chorus 43 Intramural 2-43 Capt. 2-4: O8cB Staff 23 Lettermen's Club 3-43 jr. Class Playg Student Council 4g Outstanding Senior Award JOHN SCHAUER F. F. A. l-43 judging Team 2-43 Reporter 23 Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Track 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Boys' Chorus 33 Intramural 2'4: Capt. 23 Champs 23 O8cB Staff 23 jr. Class Play 33 State Farmer Degree 3 FRANKLYN H. SCHELLINGER Entered as a Soph. from Queen of Apostles Sem., Madison3 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pres. 43 Baseball 23 Intramural 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 43 . Forensics 43 Jr. Class Play! Oriole C0-Sports Edll0l'i Senior Honors JOYCE SCHLAFER cms' Glee Club 1,22 A Capella 2: Inter Se 3,41 Oriole Staff RONALD L. SCHLEE F. F. A. I-43 judging Team 2-4: Cross Country 4: Track Manager 23 Track 3, 43 Intramural 2-4 JOHN C. SCHNEIDER Football 1-3: Track I, 25 Intramural 2, 3 JOAN SC HOLTES G. A. A. 2-45 Basketball Team 2: Inter Se I-4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Oriole Staff j f Ay! ILKJ7 4fO1f'j F' I ,014 ' JOE SCHROEDER Class Vice Pres. 4: Basketball I-45 Regional Tournaments 4: Football l-4: Co-Capt. 4: Track 2-45 Little Ten Meet 2: Baseball 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 2-4: jr. Class Play: Perfect Attendance I, 2 MARLENE M. SCHUSTER Homecoming Court of Honor 45 G. A. A. 4: Inter Se l-4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 A Capella 2: 5 A5 Oriole Staff N, 5 I . la .L . N RUSSELL J. SCHWULST Entered as a Soph. from Kewaskum High School: Football 1-4: Baseball I-4: Intramural 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4: jr. Class Play: Choral Reading 4: Senior Honors JUDITH SELL G. A. A. 3, 45 Inter Se l-4: Band l-4: Dance Band l, 2: Pep Club 2: jr. Class Play: Oriole Staff The keys to success for these girls are in their typewriter PAULINE SENGER Entered as a Senior from NVaupun High School , EDWIN L. SHAW ff-XX fx . Baseball Manager I3 Football 23 Intramural 33 XV? 1 3 'Band I-33 Dance Band I-33 Pep Baand I-3 Q, Q,3i7f,f-f-VZQASPJ' .V EMfyw 416' ta f fda-an 4 l A f V '1 6 . zmff at-wa 3 t 1- :J ff - 7 E 'I Q V7 3 , we beef We 1 4 ,I 9 at 1 , J SHARON SHINNERS I Class Sec.-Treas. I3 Student Council 3. 43 Sec'y 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 G. A. A. 1-43 Volleyball Team l-33 Champs 2. 33 Basketball Team I, 2, 43 Champs 43 Band l-43 2nd Lieut. 33 OIQB Staff 2-43 Copy Ed. 33 Editor-in-Chief -I3 Inter Se I-43 Pep Band 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Forensics I-43 Fresh.'Soph. Meet I3 jr.'Class Play: Oriole Activities Editorg Senior Honors MARLENE C. SIMON G. A. A. l-43 Inter Se 1-43 Mixed Chorus 2. 33 Girls' Glee Club I3 Oriole Staffg Advanced Girls' Ensemble 4 RICHARD L. SMITH Entered as a jr. from St. johns Calhedral3 Football 3, 43 Track gf Intramural 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 43 jr. Class Play ROSE T. SMITH G. A. A. 3, 43 Inter Se 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Glee Club l PHYLLIS SORENSON Class Sec. 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Homecoming Court of Honor I3 Inter Se l-43 Pres. 43 Oriole Literary Edit0r3 G. A. A. 3, 43 Library Club 43 Drama Club 3. 43 Band 2-43 Girls' Glee club l, 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Forensics I-43 Little Ten Meet 2, 3, 43 Champs I, 23 jr. Class Playg Student Council 23 All School Play 43 Choral Reading 43 A Capella 23 Starred First at Music Festival 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 33 Senior Honors JOHN SPIELMANN Oriole Sports Editor 33 OKB Stall l-23 Asst. Sports Editor 2: Debate l-33 Little Ten Meet 23 Golf l, 2' 71 5 'H wr-42 P 5 3 rn '4 : 2 Z - - 2 mg SEE 'J N yr: ff -4 3-x 1-'S Pg 5 f.sF1' 1' -if .cs A' - .Pm I2 -' 'rv If 2 AZ :IJ w -ass. , ' fuzz 2555- Sir t-EL: I : fu? ...m A fi,-1 8 ,- Q ff' o -my 1 2 -: 17' 1-.gag ' 7' G 'F ' ew 1: ag '--zz. 4 fb Wg E. -l-- 'Las '- -, Q 2 3 4 ww Q85 V15 -2 5' - Q1 ft -E 2 5 F93 mi- .f.-,, 3 -:fr gf? 5, 7:31 QQ? 9 .S 2 23 :qw 1 :' X-E-1-rn .QE 8 ,TT in .Mag 3 -3 5 cn . 93' 1 F, - 1--, IL... m 'VQOT A2 -g 'O ... 'U 4 X. yi :ga--X.. N -. Lg. .rata . .. .X on f ' 'MZ f --XJ. g-- -.. ' c' -, U 'N xc 3 'F fx .-., 1 .,,-f. 'ix 1 3 Are- X '- I-1 1 fx U4-M Q. X A ' . 1 QX :xxx-. 4 rl-L:4,L,-gat . lg? iffy- . Q, X -.1 -N 'N fx U5 N 5 D- sv 'U fb 'U 55 N 5 D- ee o E. 2 fb Cl! - N 3 'U fb 'U G E C7 PF I y. ., 7 Y Ir. Class Play3 Student Council 2 '3' ' X I7 kj CLARENCE J. STERR 35 Q Fi Cross Country 3, 43 Track 2-43 Little Ten Meet 33 Baseball I3 F. F. A. 2-4 tw ,3- ,q. L. v gg T. , ff 7 N ELAINE TESCH X, .Y G. A. A. 2, 33 Volleyball Team 33 Champs 33 -' Spanish Club 3, 4g Sec.-Treas. 33 Inter Se 43 'N T-7, Drama Club 3, 4 'Q 'RA' 1 3 LN 3 , 9- '- F W , 3' 1 Y 32 '-41 5 'Z Y RUTH THAYER ,. 31,9 National Honor Society 3, 43 Treas. 43 Inter Se I-43? Spanish Club 3. 43 Drama Club 43 Band I-43 Girls' ' ' Pep Band 33 Pep Band 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Forensics I-33 Little Ten Meet 33 Fresh.-Soph. Meet I, 23 Champs 1,23 State Meet 33 jr. Class Play3 All School Play 43 Student Council 33 Oriole Slalfj Senior Honors .QHQ NANCY JO TURNBULL G. A. A. I-43 Sec. 33 Pres. 43 Volleyball Team I-43 Champs 2, 43 Basketball Team I, 3, 43 Champs 3, 43 Inter Se l-43 Band I-43 Girls' Pep Band 33 Pep Band 43 Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club 33 Oriole Stall MARGARET A. VAN MINSEL G. A. A. 3, 43 Inter Se 4 CAROL JEAN VINZ A. A. 43 Inter Se 2-43 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 43 Art Club 23 Perfect Attendance I3 Oriole Staff K VXI xvflm I ' ttlmfw ROBERT C. WAGNER Cross Country 2: Intramural 2 ROBERT G. WAGNER Track Manager I, 2: Little Ten Champs 2: Lettermen's Club 25 Football 3: Baseball 3, 43 Intramural 2, 4 RUSSELL H. WAGNER Cross Country 43 F. F. A. 2, 43 Vice Pres. 4: Track 2-45 Intramural 2-43 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 BARBARA O. WALTER . Girls' Chorus 23 G. A. A. l, 3, 4g Inter Se l, 4' Girls' Glee Club 2 BARBARA TONI WALTER Art Club 2: Sec.-Treas. 2: Inter Se l-45 Drama Club 43 Oriole Art Co-Editor: Outstanding Senior Award BARBARA WEBER G. A. A. 1, 8: Basketball Team l, 2: Inter Se 1, 3 DONALD E. WEBER Boys' Chorus 4: Track lg Choral Reading JANICE WENIGER G. A. A. l, 4: Volleyball Team 43 Champs 4: Inter Se l, 4 cigar igfvfjv. CATHERINE WHIPP Mixed Chorus 53 Girls' Glee Club I, 23 A Capella l RAYMOND WILLIAMS Entered as a Soph. from Menomonee Falls3 3, Band 23 F. F. A. 2, 3 , JJ :J 7 I j J ! af - ' I ' ii 3 F4 I 'Yi ,,,, ' - tl pf., If . Y, J J If ' f n I K 2 .V , 1 Q ,- . , , v . In RP, - I I r I J! g I. ,. ,A A . J 'P .Al I ls! 7,4 jj .r LJ, I rf .. I ,. . J. t N L ' , i p ,I pl 1 JAcQuEuN ANN wotr 4 ' I ' 1 Student Council l3 G. A. A. l-43 Volleyball Team lg Basketball Team l, 23 Library Club 43 Inter Se l-43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Pep .' ve Club 2, 33 Forensics l-43 Little Ten Meet 3, 43 I U Champs 33 Fresh.-Soph. Meet 13 jr. Class Play3 'A' Choral Reading 43 A Capella 1, 23 Madrigal 43' National Honor Society 3, 43 Oriole Senior 1' I ' Co-Editor3 Senior Honors V I uf' + f 14 If A., 4 Q.. 1 3 u rj f fl! , , cp w PHILIPA. YOUNG 'fe' A ' ' Cross Country 33 Football 1, 2, 4: TTHCIK 1, 3, 43 , Basketball l-43 Baseball 22 LCllf!l'mCn'S Club 4 I T, if ,An-1 , ,fo 1,1 , 'fl I Qi 'J ., .- , I' 'xl ,-, . 4 ' 411. , 1 ROBERT L. YOUNG A '1 ' Cross Country 33 Debatet 2-42 Lillie Ten Debate L V Track 33 Library Club 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Forensics I-33 Fresh.-Soph. Meet l ft! lt' 1 I r .1 ., 1 75 'H '! I If I SUE YOUNG G. A. A. l-43 Volleyball Team 3,43 Champs 3, 43 if 4 , ' 1' f Basketball Team 33 Champs 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 33 Senior Honors DAVID ZUEHLKE Class Pres. 23 Football 1-41 Co-Capt. 43 Track I-43 Little Ten Meet 1-43 Little Ten Champs 23 F. F. A. 1-43 Sec.-Treas. 2-43 judging Team 33 Lettermen's Club 2-43 Pres. 43 Basketball 1, 33 Intramural 2 43 Ca t. 4' Mixed Chorus 3 4 Bo 's ,MW Meet 3, 43 Sectional Debate Meet 43 Cross Country 3: ? If If f fl Ji. 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