Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1948 volume:

BEAVER e VOLUME XI 0 L- U PUBLISHED BY THE J HN ASU.: as SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 Jarwea Bus M 2 ra 5 T E D SW P8403 ED HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Ban-rv A RT E o WAYNS. -Asr'rAnr Rm ,-,,,,E,, HARTLAND, WISCONSIN Goaooahi. 3 Bnxrag. mins ,, fi X L 7 ml L ff. Q . ,, 4, - ,f. jygy ij? L L M n S Q , BlLL 6 1-ro o - s . - . 6 Ju - on o. U - gomdofg MRS. E. DONALD RALPH S. CLARKE MILLER Clerk Treasurer CHARLES F. WITTENBERG Director 744414 BETTY BAXTER, B.A. University of Colorado English, French AMYDEE CARR, B.S. Milwaukee State Teachers Vocal Music Instrumental Music Music Appreciation Grade School Music MITZIE HATHAWAY, B.E. Whitewater State Teachers College Commercial ROBERT HUGHES, B.S., Ph. M. University of Wisconsin University of Chicago Carroll College Science, Boy's Physical Education Assistant Coach ANGELINA JACOBSON, B.A. secretary, Librarian EARL MORGAN Stout Institute Oshkosh State Teachers' College Manual Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Football, Basketball Coach ALVIN NELSON, B.E., Ph. B. BOB PFEIFFER Bus Driver 1f,se.eMr , W ,' lwaiit ,W 11 s leaf W, - wwf ' , - 5 'W A ',E?beEw 'A we FA , fa Q? xii 1 vii f A Q MARTIN HANSEN Janitor River Falls College University of Minnesota fi2'ii'7?3g31 Civics, History, Biology Vff , Baseball Coach 1 Hora NCWICKI, B.A. ,Aef Knot pictured, 5 Lkifig f W' Carroll College ffQgQ'g,vg J Mathematics, Spanish, English jW5',f -A '- e ye BETTY Ron, B.A. T : , ... Carthage College 'A ' ' Biology, Home-making, ID DOB! Physical Education Bus Driver-Janit Wimewlemn Om Puncqeal Ed. B., Ph. M. University of Wisconsin Oshkosh State Teachers SENIEIFQE - -,, ..-'-N NNQ xx- .. '.. Q xx X - N Z' s 'X xx' ,f N ,f Xx, ,I xxx ff XX N X! v fA bi: 1' J J l X xl 5 Q , X X lx 'V J, X ' px-. A'-r Q 17: Ny X - K - XA V- ' '19 fy, ew were f 9 ay .V - A N- R V X, X ,U ,ff - f fX x FRANCIS BECKER Football--2, 5, 4 Letter Club--2, 5, 4 RDd E Gun Club--3 Glee Club--5 ROSEMAHY BECKER G.AxA.--2 Dramatic Club--5, 4 B TSY E RGWA11 Glee Club--1, 2, 5, 4 A'Cappel1a--1, 2 G.A.A.--l, 2, 4 Sextet--1, 2 Trio--4 Vice President--2 Mixed Chorus--4 WAYNE HURDICK Glee Club--1, 2, 4 Dramatic Club--4 Photo Club--5 Class Treasurer--1 Mixed Chorus--4 Annual Staff--4 BILL CHAPMAN Basketball--1, 2, 5, 4 Football--2, 5, 4 Baseball--2, 5, 4 Student Council--5, 4 Glee Club--1, 2, 5, 4 Photo Club--5 Journalism--5 Annual Staff--4 Mixed Chorus--4 Letter Club--2, 5 Class President--1 Homecoming King--4 Who's Who in American High Schools--4 JANYCE CLARKE Glee Club--5, 4 A'Cappel1a--5 Dramatic Club--5, 4 Forensics Club--4 Journalism--3 Class President--5 Annual Staff--4 K 5 BETTY DALEY Glee Club--l, 2, 5, 4 Mixed Chorus--4 G.A.A.--1, 2, 5, 4 Dramatic Club--3 Photo Club--4 Annual Staff MYRTLE DALLMAN Glee Club--1, 2, 5 A'Cappella--l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club--5, 4 Library Club--4 DUANE BORN Rod and Gun Club--2 Basketball--4 Baseball--4 JOHN WILLIARD DUSTRUDE one club--1, 2, 5, 4 5, 4 Basketball-- Football--4 Archery--5, 4 Photography--Z, 4 Dramatlcs--3, 4 Class Treas.--2, 5, 4 Student Council--4 Mixed Chorus--4 Prom King--5 Annual Staff--4 Who's Who in American High Schools EDWIN FRANCIS FALLON Glee Club--1, 5, 4 Rod and Gun Club--3 Football--4 Mixed Chorus--4 KATHLEEN FLYNN Glee Club--l Photo Club--3 Class Secretary--5 G.A,A.--4 JOYCE FORD Entered as a senior Glee Club--4 Dramatic Club--4 Fbrensics--4 Mixed Chorus--4 Drum Majorette--4 MARILYN GRABHORN G.A.A.--4 Mixed Chorus--4 Glee Club--4 JAMES GUDERYON Basketball--4 Baseball--2, 5, 4 Fbotball--4 Class Secretary--2 Student Council--4 Journalism--5 Dramatic Club--5, 4 Annual Staff--4 Letter Club--5 Band--2 Honor Roll JOHN HAERTEL Basketball--2, 5, 4 Baseball--2, 5, 4 Fbotball--3, 4 Class President--2 Jburnalism--5 Dramatic Club--5, 4 Annual Staff--4 Letter Club--2, 5 MARGARET HBNSEN Band--l, 2, 5, 4 Band Treasurer--3, 4 Glee Club--l, 2, 5, 4 A'Cappella--1, 2, 5 Mixed Chorus--4 Student Council--5 German Band--5 Pep Band--4 Dramatic Club--3 Forensics--4 Vice President--4 D.A.R. Award WhoIs Who in American High Schools--4 Co-valedictorian--4 RAY KLINK Basketball -3, 4 Fbotball--2, 3, 4 Baseball--3, 4 Rod and Gun C.Lub-- 3, 4 Latter Club--2, 5 Glee Club--1, 2, 3 JERRY KRAUS Dramatic Club--4 Photo Club--5, 4 Football--4 Basketball--4 Baseball--2, 5, 4 Student Council--5 Glee Club--1, 5, 4 5 4 LOIS LAIRD Glee Club--1, 2, 5 Sextet--2 A'Cappe11a--1, 2, Dramatic Club--5, Library Club--4 Prom Queen--5 WILLARD LEROY Football--2, 5, 4 Basketball--3 Photo Club--5 Letter Club--2, 5, 4 DONNA MANICKE A'Cappe1la--1, 2, 3 Glee Club--1, 2, 5, 4 Dramatic Club--4 Band--1, 2, 5, 4 Library Club--5 Class President--4 Band President--4 Co-valedictorian--4 BERNICE MARQUARDT Glee Club--1 Photo Club--5 Homecoming Queen--5 IRENE MATTESOH Glee Club--1, 2, 5, 4 A'Cappe11a--1, 2, 5 Mixed Chorus--4 Sectet--1, 2 Forensics--3 Dramatic Club--5, 4 Trio--4 Prom Committee Chairman-- Annual Staff Who's Who in American High Schools--4 CONNIE O'CONNOR Cheerleader 5, 4 G.A .A.--5, 4 Dramatic Club--5 Forensics--4 JEAN WILLIAM A. OEDER Aeronautics President 4 REDISKE Glas Club 1 2, 5 Dramatic Club -3, 4 Library Club 4 Class Secretary 4 JAIET GEORGE RUPP Band 1 2, 5, Glee Club 1, 2, 5 4 Drmnatic C1ub 5 4 Photo Club 5 Mixed Chorus 4 SHEEBAN Glee Club-1, 2 Dramatic Club--4 Library Club--5, 4 G.A.A. --1 ELLSWDRTH SMITH Pronidend Photo Club--5 Dramatic Club--4 LENORE TIMM Entered as a Sophomore Library Club--3 Honor Roll JERALYN WASHBURN G.A.A.--lg Homecoming Queen--H KENNETH HORNE INot picturedl Rod a Gun--A Zaohaq 24646 7m 26444 CLASS PICTURE SEATED: Betsy B., Ellen M., Margaret H., Don V-. Betty P., Betty D. BACK ROWg Willie L., Tom S., Chappie, Sandy P., Dusty, John ll. OUR BASEBALL TEAH BACK ROW: Dusty, Willie, Thomas Simms, Chappie FRONT ROW: Sandy, Bobby, Gordon, Eddie, Foster Voight P Holtdorf, W Hornburg, J Ward, L Marsden 5 TOP ROW: R. Hyrkas, E. Collins, J. Johannes, L. Hasslinger, D Stahnke, MIDDLE Row: Mr.Rett1er, H. Larsen, L. Manley, B. Brown, D. Pouchert, J. Benrencl, J. Kurtz, D. O'Gorrua.n, J. Schmear. BOTTOM ROW: ll. Johnson, J. Gerbensky, J. Witzel, A. Techendorf, M RY HETEDLEH Dodge County Normal Oshkosh State 'lTeacher's College Grade School Principal Ind Eighth Grade Teacher Carroll, J. Cantwell, S. Hilger, J. Bohman. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ----------------- .TACK BEHREND VICE PRESIDENT- ---'------- PHIL KEMPKEN SECREHRY AND TREASURER--LINUS MARSDEN Pupils belonging to Senior Bend areg Jack Behrend, Phil Kempken, PaulHoltdai'5 Joel Johannes, Dick Pouchert, Joan Bohman, Ronald mrkas, belongs to the .I1niorBend. Boys on the basketball team areg Don- Stahnke, Jack Behrend, Phil Kempken, Ken Ludwigsen, Barclay Brown, Richard Poucherb, Warren Hornberg, Denis O'Gor- man, .Terry Kurtz, Eldridge Collins. Pupils in Junior choir are:Jack Behr-end, Paul Holtdorf, Linus Marsden, Ronald Hyrkas, Joel Johannes, Joan Cantwell, Joan Bohman, Richaxd Pouchert, Warren Hornburg, Sharon Hilger, Arlene Tesch- endorig Denis O'GoI'man, Jane Gerbensky. Boys in Boy Scouts are: Jack Behrend, John war-d, Phil Kemiken, Ken Ludwigsen Ronald Hyrkas, Die Pouchert, Warren Ibrnburg Eldridge Collins, Denis OGorman, Joan Cantwell belongs to girl scouts. wwf X Cor A A fwf 5 C ,I Xf 6 1 +21 f V Qllifaiff J ' 2 4 Ifwyl W x X kc N6 ig M X M957 My X Mix f ff Q frm f X numb HH' X 5 , anion TOP ROV: D. Pelz, R. Feix, J. Vinz, D. Hartwell, D. Marsden, P. Pfeiffer, XX R. Linglebach, V. Christopnerson, A. Rankin, R. Hasslinger, J. Hayek, 'I' R-. Visovetti, L. Dean, R. Stapleton. fr-' CENTER ROI: Mrs. Nowicki, D. Carr, B. Larrett, E. Miller, F. Wirth, R.An- .- derson, R. Tetzlaff, H. Seuthe, D. Lembke, P. Rupp, D. Luko, J. 53' 'Ka Hechler, B. Overbaugh, E. Grover, W. Becker, J. McNeil, Mr. Hughes. , - BOTTOM ROW: H. Mack, J. Gagan, K. Hinderer, C. Behrend, F. Brandt, B. ,L ,ff x Schlellack, M. Rademan, B. Rademan, D. Kurtz, C. Sorenson, f- ' - D. Weber, M. Burdick. ,V HL v V I e . GX M .ff X X X K ,pp KJ G' ! PRBIDENT --------- -------- J ames McNeil f , VICE PRESIDENT ------------- -Leary Dean SECRETARY ------------------ Joyce Hayek TREASURER --------- Verna Christopherson STUDENT COUNCIL--Betty Jane Schiellack Leary Dean The Junior C-lass sponsored the Homecoming Dance and tne Prom with Leary Dean as Rwomling. Still the largest class they have three atnletes on we A-team Ihr baske tball. Donald Lukq, Robert Over-baugh, Jerome Hecnler. Petty Pfeiffer, Jean Vinz, and Eddie Grover, also Juniors, have been selected from the class as cheerleaders. 5 , TOP Row: M. Rankin H. Teczleff, E. Cobble, P. cle:-ke, P. Kollock, R. Hosch, F. Rediske, W. Motz, S. Garrity, D. Visovatti, M. Ludwig, D. Serres, C. Winspear, J. Schmear, P. Schiellack. CENTER ROW: Mrs. Hathaway, M. Hansen, J. Peplinski, B. Rea, E. Kempken, L. Sheehan, P. Bird, M. Fleischman, B. O'Connor, B. lanicke, P. Fitzgerald, B. Rector, I. Horne, Mr. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: H. Duft, S. Hayek, H. Hornburg, D. Sorenson, N. Behr, H. Duddles, E. Lenz, L. Diaz, R. O'Gorman. PRESIDENT -------------- Russell Fredrickson VICE PRESIDENT ------------------- Luiz Diaz TREASURER ----------- ----- Patricia Kollock SECRETARY -------- ----------- Patricia Bird STUDENT COUNCIL --------------- Fred Rediske William Motz The Sophomores started the year by' giving the Mixer Dance. They took first prize in the Homecoming parade for their float uJuneau didnft want to fight so they just sat and smelled.n They served refreshments at the game. The boys of the class are quite athletic. To keep the boys' morale up we are proud to say that Beverly 0'Connor and Monica Fleischmanlead the cheer- ing section. Qzeadnwuz TOP ROW: Mr. Morgan, R. Grinwald, A. Turncliff, P. Clarke, C. Jungbluth D. Grinwald, W. Geszvain, A. Bohman, G. Gerbensky, D. Evert, T. Kiepert, W. Heiling, T. Hanrahan, E. Schlaefer. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Carr, D. Ralph, G. Condon, D. Cusick, R. Schrader, R. Flanagan, A. Kailing, E. Gross, R. Luko, W. Fleischman, R. Hall, N. Marquardt, W. Carr, C. Smith BOTZOM ROW: S. Dunphy, L. Hoifman, J. Hartwell, J. Ke1l0Eg: B. Passolt, C. Overbaugh, S. Gaaan, C. Matteson, M. Klink, D. Rector, M. Heckler, M. Wilson. I PRESIDENT --------------- VICE PRESIDENT- SECREIQRY -------- TREASURER ------ -------Wilber Carr Catherine Matteson ------Tbm Hanrahan --------Mary Rlink STUDENT COUNCIL ----- ------ LuC11l6 Hoffman Alec Kailing The freshman class, which numbers 37 has been very active in school activities and athletics. Dick Luko, P. Cusick, R. Hall, T. Kiepert, C. Yungbluth, W. Carr, R. Schroeder, D. Flanagan, T. Hanrahan represented the frosh on the football field and L. Hoffman, W. Carr, C. Overbaugh, T. Hanrahan and S. Dunphy played in the band. The freshman are represented in all clubs and have taken second place in the Homecoming float with their slogan being 'Juneauburgers for salon. CLUG S 151539 -u Q pa 5 fff'. 'l MVK I . . - ,,., wfj Wf,n ,Wei 1 to 'I ' EE7?xK ..l 4,,.i?'E B111 Chapman K, -Vt. sw, 1 ggi 3. 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' A , 1 -gg g A Y 5 AN ,A L aaa I . K . J: A , q 'X +1 M L' .Rui 5 l in Ei: 1 X ' Q, an M y ve! Q , 69,4254 49 1 1711 xvx I UNM Q X x xx x xxU,9? I tx L -.- Nl LJ .L .- TOP ROW: Coach Vorgan, Asst. Coach Hughes, E. Fallon, E. Keipert, F. Red- iske, N. Behr, R. Fredrickson, R. Flanavan, Mr. Nelson CTrsiner'D. CENTFR ROW: L. Dean, H. Seuthe, Becker, J. Hechler, H. Hancock, D. Luko, P. Johnson, P. Rupp, J. McNeil. BOTTOM ROW: J. Kraus, J. Haertel, Vi. LeRoy, R. Klink, F. Becker, J. Dustrude, J. Guderyon, E. Chapman, 7aaz'd4ll S C 0 R E S Hartland- -59 lhi ters ter ------ - Hartland--14 Slinger --------- - Hlrt1md-- 6 lenomonee Falls-- Hlrtlsnd--l5 Cedarburg ------- - Hartland--35 Pewnukee -------- - Hartland--19 Juneau ---------- - Total ---- 126 mann ------.--..- The TROJAN football team climaxed a successful season by defeating their Homecoming opponents to the tune of 19 to 6. The squad was quite light b u t throughout the season they showed po- tential scoring power which :L s proved by Ktnfact that they scored 126 points while holding their opponents t o 57, although they only won half o f the games. Th Um 771441 '?fzidag L e hardest working man on the team Zcwefafl There is sure to be a promising base- ball team this year because most of our players have played together all through high school. We also have a very strong group of reserves. We should have enough player material this year to make up two teams including eleven letter men from last yearfsseason. With the very able coach- ing of Mr. Nelson we are sure to dish out some stiff competition. LEFT T0 RIGHT: M. Fleischman, J. Vinz, E. Grover, C. 0'Conn0r, P Pfeiffer, E. 0'Connor. TOP ROI: J. Dustrude, J. Kraus, J. Guderyon, J. Heckler, D. Dorn, R. S C O R E S Mu.klonago--- ----16 Norris Farm ------- 53 Whitefish Bay ----- 52 Oconomowoc -------- 29 Menomonee Falls---22 Pewaukee ---------- 27 Cedarburg --------- 51 slinger ----------- 53 Menomonee Falls---29 Juneau ------------ 14 Pewaukee ---------- 18 Whitewater C.H.---26 Cedarburg --------- 57 Slinger -h--------- SB Juneau ------------ 21 Total ------------ 406 BOTTOM ROW: llr. Chase, J. Haert:?l:.?pg?tg2erbaugh, B. Chapman, R. Klink, D. Luko, Mr. llorgan fCoachl. 2 Hartland--64 Hartland--56 Hartland--28 74 75409 Hartland--52 Hartland--40 Hartland--80 Hartland--42 Hartland--47 'lhe 'JROJAN cagers defeated every Hartland--51 conference me twice to become undefeat- Hartland--59 ed champions of the 4-C Conference. Hartland--45 1110 high scoring Hartland team set Hartland--50 A mloonterence scoring record byscore- Hartland--55 ing 504 points in 10 games. 'Ihey also Hartland--56 not a record when they scored 80 points Hartland--31 sgeimt Pewaukee. Total ---- 754 HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL TROJANS 4C Conference Champs : District Champs Sectional Tournament Consolation Winners .?mm?u. Our Coach Hartland High School and Community can well be proud of the record of Earl M. Morgan and the teams he has coached during his nine years here. It is a Championship Record. Morgan teams have captured the 4C Conference Championship five times in nine years. This year's Championship team averaged 51.5 points to 26.5 for their opponents and seta single game record of 80 points. Morgan basketball teams hold a record of 70 victories and 19 defeats. Winning is a habit with Morgan and his teams. But even more important than the drive to victory that Morgan instills in his teams, is the spirit of sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork which his teams consistently demonstrate to the credit and honor of our community. ZWZ,-4.4 7 The Hartland High School Basketball team swept through theEast Troy-Water- ford District Tournament by defeating Genoa City, East Troy and the Racine County Aggies. Elheteam continued their fine play to defeat thescrappy Marshall five, winners of the Juneau District Tournament. The score was close throughout the game but Hartlande teamwork and shoot- ing ability finally proved to b e the winning factors. In the Sectional Tournament at West Allis the Trojans were defeated, losing to the State Champions, Vlauwatosa. Up to the last four minutes Hartland remained even with the Raiders , but inthe final min- utes Tosa's height and speed proved to be Hart1and's downfall. The following night Hartland closed its season with a convincing victory over Kohler t o take Consolation Honors. 7 Sana District Tournament-East Troy-Waterford Hartland 44, Genoa City 32 Hartland 36, East Troy 32 Hartland 40, Rochester fRacine Aggiesj 23 District Playoff-Lake Milla Hartland 43, Marshall 41 Sectional Tournament-Nathan Hale H. S. at west Allin Hartland 28, Wauwatosa 40 Hartland 49, Kohler 37 Total Points: Hartland 9945 Opponent: 610 TOP ROW: Coach Morgan, Assut Coach Hughes, J. Laird, P. Rupp, H. Suethe, D. Serres, L. Diaz, R. Stapelton, BOTTOM ROW: B. Motz N. Bahr, F. Rediske, L. Dean, P. Johnson, J. McNeil, genus The Junior TROGAKS completed a rath- er eratic season by winning 9 out of 15 games. The team was hampered by sickness and was notatfull strength for the great- er part of the season. The team had po- tential sooring power and averaged over24 points a game, lhich is exceptional for a B team. H. Hornburg. Hartland--56 Hartland--23 Hartland--18 Hartland--17 Hartland--11 Hartland--52 Hartland--20 Hartland---8 Hartland--16 Hartland--32 Hartland--11 Hartland--42 Hartland--25 Hartland--55 Hartland--57 Total ---- 561 C 0 R E S Mukwonago -------- 8 Norris Farm ----- 11 Whitefish Bay---51 Oconomowoc ------ 14 Menomonee Falls-18 Pewaukee -------- 14 Cedarburg ------- 21 Slinger --------- 11 Menomonee Falla-22 Juneau ---------- 12 Pewaukee -------- 18 Whitewater ------- 4 Cedarburg ------- 15 Slinger ---------- 4 Juneau ---------- 20 Total ---------- 221 T1res.... Exhaust... Muffler... Starter... Spark plug... Radiator .... Heater .... Rattle ....... Running board- Seat .......... Steering wheel... Timer ......... Battery... Bumpers... Gas tank... Siren .... Radio .... Nuts... Q mmmmmmmum ....Mari1yn Grabhorn Betsy Bergwall Lenore Timm ...John Haertel ....Janyce Clarke ....Irene Matteson ....Jerry Kraus ....Kath1een Flynn ....Wayne Burdick ........Ray Klink .. .....Margaret Hansen .. ...Connie O'Connor ....Donna Manicke C7 44' I --3 N S CH B U20 H-I ....Franc1s Becker C7 CJ . . . . . . .Willard LeRoy 'N Bernice Marquardt ......Bill Chapman ....Lois Laird 47 V,,, ....George Rupp ...James Guderyon C9 'N I Rear view mirror. . . ---- MYIW10 Dallman Headlights ...... .... Ellsworth Smith Horn ........ Drive shaft .... Fog Lights... Brakes ..... Spotlight... Clutch... Crank .... Body ........... Shock absorbers... . Rumble seat.... Spare tire.... ...Kenneth Horne ...John Dustrude ...Ed Fallon .....Duano Dorn .Jerry Washburn ...Jean Redisko ...B111 Oodpr .....Joyoo Ford ..JInet hnehan Rosemary Becker ...slutty Daley HISTORY In September of 1935 we, the future class orI'l9h5, skipped up the street to school. It was ourvery first d a y. Miss Lien, our kindergarten teacher, put us on the first rung of the ladder leading to success, and each year we progressed one more. Finally the big year came when we were upper classmen, upstairs that is: After that it seem- ed like no time at all 'til may 26, l9L4l4,, when we gradaated from eighth grade. During the coarse of grade school, two classmates were taken from among us, Tommy Simms in fourth grade, and Alta Bach in eighth. They will never be forgotten. we also had addi- tions tooar class daring grade school, Joan Miller, Lamont erine, and Beverly Johnson. John Haez-tel, Mayne ziardick, Jerry Kraus, Jane Penn, and Lois Letlni Forty-seven very green Freshmen en- tered Hartland High in l9LHl. From Swallow School came Jim Guderyon and George Rapp. Rath Wallschlager came in from Tamarack School. Irene I-.iatteson and Janet Sheehan from Richmond, and ,Mary Griesmer from Monches. North Lake sent uS Florence Enll, Marilyn Grabhorn, Ray Blink and Don hryslnski. From Mer- ton came Duane Dorn, Kathleen Flynn, Bernice Marqdardt and Connie O'Connor, and from Stone bank Evelyn DeGarmo and Don Senner. Ken Horn, and Francis and Rosemary Becker came from Hartford. Aedrey Alexander and Bill Oeder from Milwaukee, and, oh yes! Lansing, Mich- igan let as have Jerry Washburn. From Hartland Grade School came Betsy Berg- wall, Wayne Burdick, Bill Chapman, Pat Cough, Betty Daley, Myrtle Dallman, John Dastrude, Chuck Gerbenskey, Margaret Hansen, John Haertel, Dorothy Jones, Jerry Kraus, Lois Laird, John Lanber, Willard LeRoy, Donna Manicke, Ellen Marshall, Chester Palmer, Jane Penn, Betty Ann Peterson, and Jean Rediske. It took us a while to get used to high school life. We now had four or five teachers toanalyze instead ofone, and always the principal to watch out for. Before too long we had our first class meeting, and elected officers. PRESIDENT ----------- BILL CHAPMAN VICE PRESIDENT ------ LAMONT BRINE SECRETARY --------- ----. P AT OOUGH TREASURER ---------- WAYNE BURDICK Miss Loos and- Miss Niedermeyer were our class advisors. Toward the beginning of the football season, we gave the annual 'Mixer . Except for that we remained rather inconspicuous that year. We finished the year with a picnic at Silver Lake. In our Sophomore year some left our class for other schools--Florence Bull, Pet Cough, Evelyn De Garmo, Don Krysyn- sky Ellen Marshall, Joan Killer, Sandy Palmer and Don Senner, but we added three more 3 Nancy Ward and Ellsworth Smith from lllwaukee, Lenore Timm from lontello. Again I0 elected class officers: PRESIDENT---- ------ JOHN HAERTEL VICE PRESIDENT ---- BETSY BERGWALL SECRETARY ----------- JIM GUDEHYON TREASURER ---------- JOHN IIISTRUDE Our edvieore for that year were lisa leidelueyer end lies Ron. le gave mother mixer. This you- our class picnic les held at lendte on Lac La S 4 set' BW' 'Yue dems Then came our Junior year. We added four more to our class--Janyce Clarke, Ed Fallon and Pearl Raffensperger, and Vernon Zandt. Many familiar faces were missing. Lamont Brine, Chuck Gerbensky, Mary Griesmezg John Lauber, Betsy Berg- wall, Jane Penn, Bette Peterson, Beverly, Johnson, Nancy Ward and Jerry Washburn. During the year Dorothy Jones and Ruth Wallschlager and Vernon Zandt left. Our officers for that year were: PRESIDENT ----------- VERNON ZANDT VICE PRESIDENT ----- JANYCE CLARKE SECRETARY --------- K ATHLEEN FLYNN TREASURER ---------- JOHN DUSTRUDE Our advisors were Miss Rom and Mr. Ructenwald. This year we had a Studeni Council. Jerry Kraus and Margaret Hansel were our class representatives and Bill Chapman was elected our Student Body President. Our first job for the year was the Homecoming Dance and shortly after we began making plans for the Prom. Oux theme was Moonlight and Roses and the hall was decorated with rose coverec trellises andabigmoon and stars peek- ing through the dark blue streamers, and a rock garden with real water am fish. The Eng, John Dustrude, chose fo: his Queen, Lois Laird. George Cerwin and his orchestra provided wonderfui music. Afta' semester exams we had oul class picnic, which was again held a' Iendts. Then came the big year. Now we wer: Seniors. Ib were happy to welcome bacl Betsy 'Bergwall and .Terry Washburn, am also someone new to Hartland, .Toycf Ford, who came from laterford. This year Pearl Raffensperger was ndppreaen' and Audrey Aleiander left after th4 'first six weeks. This year our off- ficers were. PRESIDENT ----------- -DONNA MANICKE VICE PRESIDENT ----- KARGARET HANSEN SECRETARY ------------- JEAN REDISKE TREASURER ------------ JOHN IDSTRUDE Student Council Representative were Bill Chapman and Jin Guderyon Joh: Dustrude wa elected Student Body Pres- ident. Also the annual staff for the Beaver was elected. EDITOR --------------- BILL CHAPMAN ASS'T EDITOR ---- ----- J OHN HAERTEL BUSINES MANAGER--M JANE! CLARKE ART EDITOR ------------ BETTY DALE! PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS-JOHN IIJSSRUDI WAYNE BURDICK FEATURE EDITOR ---- IRENE MATTESON SPORTS EDITOR ----- --JIM GUDERYON On Sept. 30 .Ton lille of Ocon. tool our class pictures. We chose yellow ardpale blue as ou: class colors and yellow roses as our flower, our motto, Face the Light, and let tha Shadows fall behind. Our clael play wc on April 26 and 27. The title being 'Growing Pains . This year never of our Senior boys were proud member: the chappionshop Basketball teal, h1 name, John Haertel, Bill Chapman, Bal Klink, .Tghn Duatrude, .Tin Guderyon, Duane Dorn, and Jerry Iraue. The be won the 46 and District Ghenpienahlc Graduation took place in the Geinlt Ball, lay 28, 1948 and it was a preui bunch ot Seniors that' marched down thi aisle, sith the air of eatiefaetll that they hlleet a goal for thQee1wel and had reached it elleeee atully. 1 fry-,W .7 -Uv ,Qi PROP!-l EC Y IREQESON Amyfvf 5 TAP Y 25 2 Q 23 W 1' IQ? mf. 'W-F Q xl 'i :or 0203? P x 'E ,, ex ' - Wk l pQ.Q, N .vas 9 ' rnf.-Vlli ',, YL -r r 3 Yi! - 5 W i ' f Y N J I It l fx -'I N A ,, hp , it W lu. N D 'S' ln' ' 11- - z E4 ED -. - ,S X 3 I .4 R ' ' X E Q rf 11 ' 3 if -to e 5 I in X tif? fx -f C9 E 0 , xii if' 0 X 5 F 1 1: N x 41 517 4? d 33 'cb W KATHLEEN e O 00NNoR Besrmesszo 'BA Lefs ' 'H W0 WW wlw woman guduyod W 'iff' Avcfh on ear W J 1 Ii Q Q T571 or Berqwqu. fs- 1 0 A fd Eg in vyr I Q 0YerA Smqev S j2p 'p 'PP House. Qqam ST 5, DoaTok f Muffler LLSwon1H's BEAUTY SoLon EL SwoPk'1I'l 50-in Q my f I Q fs U X ,X N f T ,4 ,gs TAUCEY F v.. KEN LE-h o Pe. 'f'fI'1Yfi'lV Tok n Qswrffgi E R E Ti' ' O 4 Tmcfu. ,P Ugg. M UVM FARMER 4 .- fl K R 'v Y' X 9 rl' W '55 Q HH h X f 5 P T 'ff , - O lc:1q:c?e:l.. Tern:-7 U- Washburn 07153 K 'Q some -mm FD E 5Pca..Ka.r M f I k I ' 'QD' Wai AN CE H N' K Q, QLAZAKE ' X-Xi X - N Q f,, X x- DAKL - I 4. f Li can RiAN : 5 X4 ima! K DW fA 455 I - ,me MANICKE VARDEN 35171 :f-U7 - L -I-!o.e,v'l1. ' Q I Profession - 1 Mlss p' Q 6AMbLo- dlliv NNKTLANU 5 BETQ7 4372 Q DHGY H- XIII' Amar : H-' 'Q S or .J 'f 0 6 , .. y V ! I N , , Lois LAIRD X .- x K . 1. in rl :J-A. FREE-BEER f PRETZEL5 C I RAY KLnNK 'BO ncer a.T 'FRedd es ill CA TEACHER N WK LL4 E Ldloy 491- ,PREKHER FRANCI .S 'Beckea I L OEDER MARILYN GRAMQRN Tb -rue LOVEPDR BALLET 'DA NCER JANET sueemw L? Y wi .v GW ff CNG'R 'Jtna K ms 6ECoND AL Jclsol .12 O 1?3 'A'A. vfytyx. 'BnLL N'Q csmmu 7 ZX-9.5 4 -ur GA, ,Blau 'ff' J 7 5 Q 'Tmea FmsT Laov UNDERJYAKER ETSAN 'Realms .gg J on KP DuTY . 1? 7 M? is 1 P K D 'xii . . --1- g 5 Q5 r k Z iq Q . ' L 4,9 b Y T 'N 1 K Yi In u, V U ' 2 Dos it A if . ' N , 1 9 L S 'S' M C on V j e , B.L -- - f K X 2 I Ge Xb fy HDWCE. bw'-,E liz: N ' 0.x K 'I 'ia hi V ' 7 . P A ' 1 , ' , 4 . if ff X I I A Z iz' i . X C2 X . ! i0 We wish to thank the following people, who through their generous contributions made the publication of this book possible. Mrs. H.G.B. Nixon Kurtz-Marshall Funeral Home State Bank of Hartland Hornburg Motor Company Hornburg Tractor k Equipment Co. Haselow's Fine Foods The Haselow Company--Plumbing and Sheet letal Work White Elm Nursery Fredrickfs Drug Store W.C. Kraus--Excavating and Trucking Pal-0-Pak Insulation Company Bies Hardaare--lerton, Wisconsin Foxfs Dairy Hartland Sand and Gravel Warren Jorgensen--Attorney -at Law ll Johnson's Restaurant Zillmer's Office Supply Co.--Waukesha General Sales Company R.J. Hanley--Shell 011 Distributing Agency Hartland I.G.A. lr. k Mrs. Carl Haertel Dale B. Dolnlng--Attorney at Law The Hartland News--Printing k Publishing Broln's Nursery Hartland Plastics, Incorporated Hartland Frozen Food and Locker Plant Dr. McNeil--Dentist lr. k Irs. Homer G. Burdick D.A. Kerr--Lnsurance k Real Estate Black Top Specialty Co.--Ford Bros., Props. G.K. Schossoi--Jeweler Pavlon's Golden Pheasant Hartland Fire Department Dr. R. P. Bergvall Interior Woodwork Company--Milwaukee Preston's I. Jacobfs k Sons Hartwell Insurance Agency Johnny's Barber Shop The Shoe Shop Pynn's Texaco Service Station Correct Equip ent Corporation Dombrolski's Flanagan General Trucking--Ice a Coal Haerle-Bird-Colter Chevrolet Sales Company Hartland Beauty Shop--Jessie H. Pautz, Prop. Dr. R.E. lachus--Dentist Shell Service Station Schvager Electric Shop Bierman-Turnacliff, Inc.--Power Farm Equip. Leona's Beauty Shop--Leona Adrian, Prop. Hartland Cleaners k Dyers Harman Butchery Service Hartland Building k Loan Hartland Lumber k Fuel CO. Hartland Creamery Kempken's Grocery Kingston Standard Service Station jgckgonvj Department Store Hartland Appliance Hartland Market--Paul Voelzke, Prop. Jensen Electric Service L.R. Iflefter Company 0'Br1ens Hardware Company The A k P Store le especially wish to thank lr. Hugh Hinderaker of the Hartland Ieia for his help in the composition of this annual.