Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

L TRUJAN The 1906 Trojan Rex new PUBLISHED BY HARTLAND WISCONSIN Photographs bw Ixrue er Stud1os Hartford WISCOIINIH 3 0' Yo 1 ' ' N . , ' ldki LdLLI2f'!,Lf i! 'LLl!f.LlZL7, Una. I , 1, , g . l l ,- 3 FORW RD ln preparing this book we have attempted to tell something of the pas of out High School as well as the happenings of the one year Many people have graduated from Hartland High School and taken their places as citizens of our country Among them are doctors lawyers teachers clergymen farmers tradesmen all various activities of modern life They have become ordinary citizens to civic leaders in their communities and each one in his own wav can trace some of his success to his high school training It has been a good history Curriculum and activities have undergone gradual modifications to meet the needs of a changing society It IS not the same school foday as it was when first conceived but every Graduate can feel proud that he was 1 p rt of it The traditions have been many Passing the key of leadership from graduating class to the incoming seniors may be a small thmg but it is a part of tradition the same as having a team which no matter what its record gives each opponent the best competition it can muster Our Annual through the years has not been the operation of one committee or a srgle group It has been made possible through the cooperation of the student body and everybody in the community as well In order that each volume could be published at a price within the means of every student CIVIC mlnded citizens and businessmen were called upon year after year to sponsor 1ts publication They responded and made lt possible Much credit is due also to other people who were asked or information and ideas to incorporate into each volume people who have backed them financially and morally Our proms dramatic events forensics band athletic teams hot lunch program and many other of the activities which go to make up school life today would never have been possible without this hacking Our task in preparing this annual has been made much easier by the whole hearted support of Mrs Agnes Lull Mrs Marian Gerbenskey and Mrs Grace Hoffman who helped us so much in finding the graduates of past years The Krueger Studios of Hartford made the excellent ndlvidual portraits and many of the Group pictures Phe Lake Country Prmtmg Inc and Mr Hugh Hinderaker have helped us in our layouts and made suggestions for improvement each year as well as taking many of the pictures used Of 1C131S of the Boehm Bindery of 'Vlilwaukee have been helpful in the selection of our first hard cover To all these people we give our heartfelt thanks After this school year Hartland High School will be a thing of the past but those of us who have been a part of it know that our lives haye been effected in many ways Vle do not like to see the end of such a tradition but bow to the vneyitability of progress Those who follow us will have greater opportunities for more xaried experiences and thereby gain richer lives Truly this is the end of an era THE -XNINL -XL STAFF . . t . . , Q 7 V ! 1 V ! 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' i , 1 I Sv: 3 ANNUAL STAFF ROVK I J I has D Schlellack N Relmnl I Vhnkelman B F E SChllChLI P BuchholL S Johnson E Txllst L D 143150, ROXX 3 C pouchelt J Blumdn D Godgluck ROW 2 'Nll Hughes S Hollxallh A Bum Benz C Hoppg J Ixlnd lx Haldel E 'Xhllqllaldt BETTY GRAEBEL Edlfor ASSISTANT FDITORS Pat Buchholz Salldlc- Johnkor ILNIOR FDITOR Dldne KAISLI' Daxld BIIIII Lhallm POLICIICII BLSIINESS NIAN AGERS Illll BILIIIIHH Sleun Horxxat ch PHOTO EDITOR Lalole Hoppe SPORTS EDITORS James Lalld tha les God luck -XLTIVITIES FDITORS Donna Schlellack NHIICI RCIITILI LI -XSS EDITORS Ilewhman Barba a I-all Sophomole Elalne Tlx JIIIIIOI Ilz Schlll hal XRT EDITORS Allen Bcnz lOICl11 'Nelsln 'l'lI'IS'IS TOOIIC HZIIQIIBIKII Ioan Ixlncl Ilene Wlnkleman hathlun lidldll I W , 4 ' ' Q ! J 1 l - Y I . LEIITI. .. v.'l.'Cn. . Q ' . -v. I . . vu ' . . TII. slrlsscmllllox llAxAGERs1 HOWARD G CHASE Ei E PhNI 5 9 1X11!'l Plmupal ALVIN C NELSEN B II Ph B ROBERT C HUGHES B S Ph 'SI Huston Socxal Sc1ence Mathematxcs Physzcs will ' ' S' g ' , I '- I 4. 4 . , . '., . . . , . ., , . MRS. VIRGINIA THOMAS, IB. S JOHN C. WOECKNER, B S NI I 111111,'1'Q1g1l SCiL'IlL'c'. P1151 Hd, I MRS BESSIE B JOHNSON P A will 41 X . . , 2, . , Iinulish. I... ill WALTER KEOHANE, Mm. H Nlus, BI, CLOYYD C ENIGEN I N D::'1-crm' ot Kluflc 3 , ,..x MRS CELIA GARRITY B Q ALFRED VANDERTIE B Q A11 Lxbraxlan B100 x Ccncral Blix nox Phx F CARL BENRUD P S 'NI X WSS JUNE PIES P S Mlss ETHEL Mossseno P N Hume mc ' 11h pun . , ... , ... -2. , S X , V ' ' sx -. 3 r , J. -Q.. , . : . Vocational Agua-ul1111'0 I 'A ' , 3, T. 1 lic-uno: Gxrls Ihy. Ed. Eng '5 , Ch COOKS IHX 'itil Mrk leorve Kellum x MRS DOROTHY MULDER Sem eral x ED DORN MARTIN HANSEN Janifor Janitor 5 BUS DRIVERS - Elmer - Bob - Ed Looking back through the years we find that the subjects we study today are almost the same as the ones studied by previous students Each student was required To take three years of English In Freshman and Sophomore English sentence ructure good grammer and how to write themes was studied Early American Literature was taken up in Junior English also the study of famous American authors In Senior English the student studied English Literature through the centuries Reading and studying Shakespeare was also taken up by the Senior English student Every year Students were required to report on six books which they had read In the first year of high school the student was required to take English and was offered a choice of either Genera' Science or Citizenship Then a choice of two or more subjects were offered Such as Homemakmg 9 Agriculture Industrial Arts Gereral Business Art Band Algebra w1th the possibility of first year Latm The Sophomore student was required to take English and a choice of Biology World History and Algebra was offered The student was then offered a continuation of the foreign language Homemakmg 10 Geometry if Algebra was studied the year before Industrial Arts Typing Agriculture Band and Chorus In the Junior Year English and Umted States History was required Again the students had two more subjects to pick on their own Art Mechanical Drawing Advanced Algebra Shorthand 1 Chemistry Homemakmg 11 Agriculture Band and Chorus In the Senior year of High School the student was not required to take any definite subject The student could take three or four subjects of their liking But with three subjects you were not allowed to partake in any outside events or extra curricula activities So as a rule you found almost all Seniors taking four subjects They had lots of subjects to choose from such as English 12 Bookkeeping Shorthand 2 Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra Office Practice Art Homemakmg 12 Agricul ture Band Chorus and one semester subjects as Economics Sociology Psychology and Geography The Math courses offer were Beginning Algebra Geometry Advanced Algebra and two half semester courses of Trigonometry and Solid Geometry Beginning Algebra and Plain Geometry was almost a necessity or students wishing to take science courses such as Chemistry and Physics. Even in Mechanical Drawing and Industrial Arts beginning math was helpful. Advanced courses in Algebra Trigonometry and Solid Geometry were taken by students who wished to go on to College in the field of Science. United States History was required for all students. The student could also choose World History Citizenship Economics. Sociology and Psychology. Geography was also offered if enough students wished to take it. Thanks to History and Citizen- ship students learned the basic foundation of our land and our government. Econom- ics Psychology. and Sociology' students were taught somewhat how' to cope with everyday problems. There were three foreign languages offered at one time or another to students wanting to take them. They were Latin. French. and Spanish. Each were two year subjects. All business courses were offered here. These included Typing, Shorthand. Ofjice Practice, and Bookkeeping. Typing and Shorthand were also offered in advanced courses. Students who took these courses were prepared to go into most any business office or on to business school. Students who wished to could take Art all four years of high school. Mechanical Drawing and a course in Woodworking was also offered. We must not fail to mention again the Agriculture and Domestic Science courses which were taught here at our high school. These courses enabled the girls to become better housewives and the boys better farmers of the future. These are some of the things that were studied and some that still are, here at Hartland High School. Suhgeets llffered Students Through The Years Spahish. and.French. ' ' ' It A U I V JANIICE ADAMS - Jan ELLEN BEAUMONT - Mickey ALICE JOYCE BENZ - A. J JAMES BIERMAN ,m C.-IARLENE BIES Charl e DAVID BRITTIG Dave Q16 -J I O: if PATRICIA BUCHHOLZ Pat BARBARA FETT Ba ble S-IARON GARRITY Cher: CHARLES GODGLUCK - Chuck BETTY GRAEBEL - Ben FRED GRULKE JR. - Red RACHAEL GUMMO Vick: CAROLE JOY HOPPE Skippy JEAN HANSEN Jeanne KATHLEEN HARDER Kafhle ELTON R HORNE AWGN STEVEN HORWATICH Steve N T 1 is U - -ff H - H H 2 '1 1 - - . if z , 1 . ' 1 fo. ' Y 51' A , in ' ,W . , if ig: , , V45 , .-' -,s V A ff , 9, I A Q ,, A f f , . 11 ' fl Al lv ll SANDRA JOHNSON Sandue JOAN KIND Joann e Ii... JAMES LAIRD Wambo JOHN LINGELBACH Horsecollar DAVID J MANKE Dave EVcLYNJ MARQUARDT Too I9 RONALD KOLTZ Ronnie ALAN LUDWIG CALVIN MEIDER Ca fi , ,,,,..2,,,,. 'Z , - . .- . . if vi W n - 11 H g U ff - Q ' , x 1- N - Pv ,, ,I H H 11 Alu l U 11 1- I U ,. ,, H In in JOHN MEISSNER - Meis LORELLI NELSEN - Lori MARGARET NELSON - Maggie BARBARA ONEIL Bobble EVELYN OLSON Evy ELIZABETH OLSON Becky JEWEL POUCHERT - Julie CHARLES POUCHERT - Chuck JOHN PADINGER - Jack NANCI REIMER Nam: DONNA SCHIELLACK Fuzzy ELIZABETH SCHLICHER ll PAUL SCHWAGER MARJORIE SERRES Sarge MELVINIA QT,-IUPE B ne BEVERLY TETZLAFF Bev ELAINE TWIST Ollve IRENE WINKE'MAWI Mutz f . A. fz. 235555 sf' .. 1 1, 1 H 1? f- 1' ' H U - H H 1 HL' If If f- 1 .1 3- H at . 5 , Z H H H - ,H A I ,I - - . - . - Senior Aetlvltles JANICE ADAMS GAA FHA Travel Club Spanlsh Club Hlstory Club S atlc Staff ELLEN BEAUMONT Honors GAA FHA Travel Club Spanlsh Club Drama Club Honor Soclety ALICE JOYCE BENZ Band Pep Band FHA Annual Staff Statlc Staff JAMES BlERMAN Basketball Baseball FFA Travel Club Rod and Gun Club CHARLENE BIES Entered as a Jumor Chorus GAA FHA Static Staff DAVID BRITTIG Honors Football Baseball I etterman Travel Club Honor SOCl6tY Annual Staff Statlc Staff PATRlCIA BUCHHOLZ Honors Band P o Band GAA FHA Honor Socnetw Annual S att Statlc Staff FARBARA FETT Home ommfz Queen Chap er Svseethear! Band Pep Band GAA FHA Soamsh Club Annual Stafl Statxc Staff SHAROV GARRITY Chorus Travel Club GAA FHA Che rleader Static Staff CHARLES GODGLUCK Honors Football Basketball Baseball Track Lettuman Band Travel Club Honor Socnety Student Councll Annual Staff Statxe Staff BETTY GRAEBEL Hugh Honors Chorus GAA FHA Drama Club Annual Edltor FOFCDSICS Statlc Staff Chap er Sweethear FRED GRULKE 'R Entered as Junior Football Baseball Travel Club Rod and un Club RACHAEL GUMMO Band Chorus Travel Club GAA FHA Drama Club Cheer Leader Statlc Staff CAROLE JOY HOPPE Salufatorlan Band Chorus Pep Band Travel Club GAA Drama Club Honor Socxetw Student Councxl Annual Staff Forenslcs Statlc Staff U . O O J ' 4 Y , . Jr. Prom King Honor Society 1 Q v r T KI 0 0 - ' . JEAN HANSEN Chorus Traxel Club GAA FHA Hls ory Club KATHLEEN HARDER Entered as Jumor Chorts Traxel Club CAA FHA Annual Stall Drama Club btatlc Staff ELTON R HORNE Football Basketball FFA Roo and C un Club STEVEN HORWATICH Honors FFA Traxel Club Rod and Cvun Club Honor Soclety Annual Staft Basketball SANDRA JO.-INSON Honors DAR Band Pep Band Traxel Club GAA Drama Club Honor Socletv Annual Statt Cheer Leader Forenslcs Statlc Staft JOAN KIND Band Pop Band C AA Traxel Club Hlstory Club Annual Staff Statlc Staff RONALD KOLTZ Entered as Senior Basketball Statlc Staff JAMES LAIRD Valedlctorlan Basketball Letterman Rod and hun Club Honor Soclety Student Councll Sr Prom Kmg JOHN LINGELBACK Homecommg Kmg Football Track I etterman Traxel Club Rod and Gun Club ALAN LUDWIG Football Ba ketball Ie terman Band CIIOILIS PFA 'llaxtl Club st ldent COllIlCll DAVID J MANKE Honors PPA Tlaxel Club llonol SOCICIX EVELYN MARQUARDT Sl P10111 Queen CIAA l- HA Student C0unc1l Cheer leader CALVIN MEIDER Hugh Honors 1'I'A 'lraxel Club Drama Club Rod and C un Club Hlstory Club I lbrary Club Camera Club Honor Society POFCHSICS S 8110 Stall JOHN MEISSNER Football Basketball Band I-FA Rod and bun Club LORELLI NELSEN Band Chorus Pep Band fraxel Club GAA FHA bpamsh Club Drama Club Annual Staff Forenslcs Statxc Staff . . 4 1 .5 , I A .- ,. -. - 1 AL ' . . 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MARGARET NELSON Chorus GAA FHA ELIZABETH OLSON Entered as a Senior Band Chorus Pep Band Travel Club GAA Dlama Club Annual Staff Pepclub Newspaper Staff Scholarshlp Show EVELYN OLSON Chorus Travel Club GAA FHA Statlc Staff BARBARA 0 NEIL Band Chorus Pep Band Travel Club AA FHA Drama Club Statlc Staff JOHN PADINGER Basketball Track Letterman 'ITHVCI Club Rod and Gun Club rlxstory Club Student Councxl CHARLES POUCHERT I etterman Band Chorus Per, Band lravel Club Drama Club Annual Statf Statlc Staff JEWEL POUCHERT Chorus GAA FHA NANCI REIMER Band Travel Club GAA FHA Spanlsh Club Annual Staft Cheerleader Statlc Staff Drama Club Jr Prom Queen DONNA SCHIELLACK High Hcfnors Chorus Travel Club GAA FHA Honor Society Annual Staff Static Stafi ELIZABETH SCHLICHER Honors Chorus Travel Club GAA PHA Spanxsh Club Drama Club Annual Staff Statlc Staff PAUL SCHWAGER FFA Travel Club Drama Club Football MARJORIE SERRES Chorus Travel Club GAA FHA MELVINA STAUPE Travel Club GAA FHA Hlstory Club BEVERLY TETZLAFF Chorus FHA Static Staff ELAINE TWIST Honors Chorus Travel Club GAA Drama Club Honor Soc1ety Annual Staff Statlc Staff Student Counczl IRENE WINKELMAN Honors Chorus GAA FHA Honor SOCICIY Annual Staff Statlc Staft G Football GAA .I union' flalss L- kv JUNIOR CLASS N 1 'NI hbexl R Bon Fctkcnhauer J houalbkx J lanky D IXJINCI KONI 2 L Dcvcrgsdal R Bland an R Gcbzxmn F Lull .dnwmlnsu--.K-vu NNN JUNIOR CLASS I X 1 Kun IJ .II tuon R RLIIII7 X 211 IllIII1lIxk I i 5 I c ll Kon R I4 1 1 K MVT! 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Freshman Class .l- FRESHMAN CLASS RON 1 I' Dom K Ixaut 3 P Bles L Cus1ck If Boroxxskl J kronqulst J mann J Anderson G Hendrlcks S Gerbenskx T Ixoehlel J Br1erton R Gould ROVS 4 B Lud Jensen ROW 2 N11 Benrud J 'Nlanlu B Bxerman xuasen D Kalser J Llerk J Johnson L Ifausl S Cc-ason B 'Nlanke S Malone Wir Ixeohane ROSX D Horne J Hoppe OOOQ 2 1 FRESHMAN CLASS ROXX 1 R NIOIIIS S Sic RON 3 I' Stlcxnka R Tltzc D Schowoxx R XXJI .I Stnupc B Schroettcr J Rellalz NI Wolcott ROXN lam L X RL all k 1-mms I 2 Nlr Woeckncr R Nleur S Puoslcr I Pfuffu R hi I NIcLlmtock A Xhlde S Tnxlor NI xnnklenmn mf 01 -.0 4 , K , E 4 Q 1 A I F 5' ' -, 5 'sinh' Q I 5 - ' Q v , . L , F B s f- 1 if ' s , 2 ZS F X . A 1 3 I .z , - xy I Q. ' , , v b- I . I '. Vw, , 1, ' -, . f . . ,-' 'A v. f ' n. 'V A ' ' ' -. ' i ' ' '. ,- - - - - - - - 3- - Q b - - . . . . . . - . . I ' . . A . . . . . . . . . . . E . . . .. T..,,.,, , . ,,,, ,.,, Q 7' ' 1 .. 1 , S 4 L . g x 1 I ' 1 ,Q , fn ' 5 , -, ' A ' ,noun U l 3 ,. f A 1 . 1 . 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Sports From the Years of Hartland Hrrfh School BASKETBALL Hartland has engaged rn athletrcs srncc 1912 The frrst basketball team xxas organrzed rn 1913 The game that establrshed Hartland as a worthy competrtor xxas vxrth Waukesha Hartland xxon 21 to 18 From 1913 trl 1925 Hartland had as rar as xxe kn oxx played rndependcntly In 25 thex got rn the Lrttle ggruggoggerenee Mcanvxhrle they played teams such a Marquette Vtaukesha Wrsconsrn Boxs Schools and III Hdftlanfl N135 ln UIC Lllltle Ten COD G fl Th 3 playgd Pgxyaukeg Nlenolnonkt Falls Coon 5 Cedarburg dnd JUHSHU Th x didnt do S0 rxel l r th x drun do so badly erther Thex xxere always up rn thrrd or fourth place In 1935 Hartland xxent rnto the 4C Conte ence Drr rna the srxcreen xears of 4C conference plax Hartland won frve champronshrps 39 40 0 11 1 2 -1 -tb and 47 47 xx th rec rds of 91 91 100 91 and 00 They also xxent as far as the Sectronals rn Tou nam nr plax tn 47 48 In the 4C conferenee Ha land plaxed Juneau Nlenomonee Falls Cedarburg Pexxaulxee and Sl rnber ln 1951 Hartland xxent rnto the Southeas e n Lonte n e The frrst xear they ended up rn second pace 59 53 rn thrrd 53 54 rn fo rrth p a e 51 5o rn rourth Th n thrs xear oo 56 Ha tlan'l xxon th charna on hrp a record of 111 Th s rs qur e a t eat o Ha rant rt rs the last xear of Hartland Hr h S h t th dax of a xardrnf th ao oo Ba k bal Qhanr pr n hrp T ophx all the coaches and ther cap a ns from opposrng schools cam and Conv atulatcl Ha r and en the frne ball plaxrng and sportsrnansh p of Pla rand Hr h School In the Southeasrc n Conference Ha tand pla ed Ratrne Alfg Cs Lnren Groxe Xka cr'ord NIO rrs Fa ms Slrnger and Pexxaukee FOOTBALL anl a tea p ax I ra 1 t fit L nreren e Th x p'axed N1 'r monee s J r a a rrrrg P xxau ee an r e e xx n a chamarenshp rn 4L con e en e can e use to rt rr -la ant Agg cs Xtalxxorth and Lnron Gro e The closest hat Hartland earn to xxrnnrng a champronshrp rn thrs con ence xxas rn 1954 Thex xxere beaten hx th Ra n A BASEBALL tlandsa cl r 0 ee e r xxon th c p nsh J th ee cs rn 41 42 an 952 Hartland xxas rn the SOLIlllfdS'LII1 L n e ner ha not xxon a charm o rr e n erenec but the 5 s r I TRACK rt 1 ee runnrne, nrrpcnd n lx 5 th x x th nomon e Ialls Leelarburh Iuneau Pexrar kee and S rn x nexer se anx records or xxon anx chanpronshrps but alxxaxs shoxxed gool sportsmanshrp n 9-13 traek xxas rlrandoned for the du a ron o th xxa lhen rn 19-18 track xxas de la el epronal xx cn basebalr xx as made the o freral sprrng sport of the league rn 1053 Hartland started n track adam compe ng adarnst Lnron Groxe Slrnger Palmxra Vtrlmot and '11 U S Thex had some prettx good teams Thex xxere represented rn the State Track meet xxrth a frrst place rn the 440 rn 1953 The 1956 tra k team has some prom srnv prospects ' I 11 I . 1 I 0 . 'C Y ' 1' . . , ' s , - . . V ' , S ' ' . ' . . ' V, ' 7 -1 . , H - ' 1 Q :Q :QI -2, . , V ,jg A A Y 9 ,A I - ' . ' .' '12 Jr't 'L 1 ' . t- ' - A r . ' - .,, ' A v . - V ' ' ' .'4- .,'4f4. ' -' , vi -0 -, -. -, - 1-. , - ' ' t. 5, . W. - 1 .r I - . a 'L Yi, N, ' . A . , ' Y I or '. ' 'F ' 1 1' ' Arco. ' ' A I . '...-' ' ' -' ' L' 1:. -- ' F ' . c ' 'r '.'- 5 r . ' .e r I 3' with ' - , . ' '1 1' ' 'L' ' .' . . for ' ' . ' j 'g C 001. fn 2 j ' 5 Q '-'M 5 :1 I ' ' It 5 ' 1' A 'I' i ' ' . D ,. 1 , ' , .' e - 5 Y .rv 'C e D. . , . . - .. : .r 7. 1 . ,, .,. X. .,,- : - 1 '- . , ' . .V . .. ' ,, . Hai 1 si'1' ' Aljlng fcotl Il in 1937. tha f0.'.'Il1 your of he 'fx ne: 3 . el' . j L 2. Falli ur? rr. Ccdwl . Q ' li ' fl Sl frzgrr. 11a tr :ev -1' 'e ' ' Q 1 --' i . Q play but r 3 'l 'A ' . '42. L . l '48. In 1952 Hartland xxas in the Sorrthcastefn Cen r fnce. They plaxed Pexxaukee. Slinger. Wa erford, Ra:1ne i .b '. . . ' ' ' ,. r , I. . . . . .. 3, . , ' 5 ' ' x. - fer X . 1' ' ' 1' ' j ' c e- . ggir-5. E Har ' .'i'rte ln Lascball in 1.35 in th: 4-C Conf' rrrrrr-c. Whilr in the 4-C confeirnfe thi' 'C 9 ham' ro ' li 2' -gim ' ' . ,' Ll '-18. In 1. - ' ' . -'xr 1' 'a I'f' As yet llartlanzl 'Q ' ' ' r. 1 ii nship i. this co 1-'r 42 r 5 .prason mrght bxrng some r'es:r1.f, Ha' :and srart-1 track in 1915. ' ' 3' . lr. ln 193 eg were in the 4-C Cont'er'ence xi. Me- i, , : 1 . . ,UI . ,, V V- , .. I , , . - L L 1 UU Thug, , , , . 3,1 . F. . , . 5. . . A. A L m ' A. I 1 - ' rt' 1 ' ' 1' 1' T 1- ' ' ' t1 I'C it 'h . - ' c 3 ' . . FOOTBALL ROV 1 M Vkolcott S Pre1sler P Bes R Gould J Johnson C CHSlCk R Morrls R Vkallace A Vhlde R Luehmann ROW 2 Coach Van dertle S Fetkenhauer R Flanagan F Grulke D Br1tt1g J Lxerk R Kalser R Wlese P Sehhcher K Peterson F Cull O Vltesjahn M Barker Coach Vtoeckner ROW 3 J Kllnx A Ludvug F DAm1co R Rupp R Schxellack P Vkaldoch F Huebner, R Dvorak T Kempken l Chrlstopherson J Lmgelbach C Godgluck the seagon ended up better than labt X931 vt 1th Hartland endlng up ln fourth place vs 1th a IGC01Cl of thlee uma, three loss Q and one tle Dunne the ason Haztland totaled 10 pomts txhlle the1 op ponents QCGIQCI onlw ll xx h1Ch IS onlx a one touch dovtn dlffelenee Thex took the tlavehng I101Jl'1X rfeunanentlx and put one of the plat elm on the M au kebha countx all star team Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartlan 1 Hartland Hartland Slmger Roches er VK alxx Orth Peuaukee Oostburg Lmon Grox e VS aterford 1 . r - : ' ' 1 . . . . , . A . . . - , . . . , . 7 7' 1 . . , .. . . d , . , . . . , . . . .... ,. . . . - - Q - Q - Q . , - , . ' v A , ' . . . , . . , 7 . . . . . Y , . , , . . , . . . . ,,. . P. v . - C .C . v . . . H v. . h 4 I 1 'I :J . fl, ' .e C- . L WJ v. ,. . Y . .v bl ' - - ' .-- - - A . . . - ' N . 7 . Y . .. 1 ' ' . 5 ' Y . t L t - v v ' v V- ff 1 - 41 5. A I A V f. v . V . . 19 ' 12 E 18 ' ' 13 ' : 07 14 v H ' 06 ' Varsity Basketball l 7 ' .Q at f l 14 A lk a 7 VARSITY ROVl l J Blerman J Lalrd R Dxorak J Kllnk O XVl9SJ'lhI'l ROW 2 S Horxxatlch 'll Barker ll Schmld I Chrlstopherson R holtz T Kempken L boflgluek Coach Vandert1e Trogan l hamplons The Hartland Tro1ans had thcu most succcssiul season ln scars fllllihlllg mth an 0Lll5l3UdlIl record of 16 wletornes and 4 losses for a percentage of 800 The h1 h scormg Tro1ans xxon the South eastern Conlerence T1tle and had an ll game mnmnt, streak before flfllehlflg second ID the lake Nlllls Dxstrlct Tournament The seasons record ns as follows Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartlard Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland l Hartland Total 1208 Vlaukesha 'llemorlal 'NIorr1s Foundatxon Oeonomoxxoc Vl ater ord Rochester Lnlon Crow Slmgcr Northucstcrn Pexxaukee 'Nlorrls FOLlIlddll0Il Xl aterford Rochester LHIOH brow Sl1ng.,cr East Trox 'llcnomonu Pall Puxaukec ll h1texxater Col H1 h Cdfllhflfl e Sun Pralrle To al 917 . . v - , - Y 48 - ' L 4 37 73 L x A ' l 52 Q- ' 61 63 - ' Q' 51 64 - ' t 57 72 - ' ' 1 54 58 - ' 1 63 63 - .v AR' ' 69 53 -- 26 48 - . A ' ' 36 58 - ' 48 71 - X 50 A 63 - ' ' ' 46 ' 68 - A H 44 53 - J Q 52 - f 69 - . - -- ' Q58 ' 68 - ' ' 1 44 i 1 48 - ' ' H X ' . 29 65 - '- 47 51 - 60 V511 L 4 FRESH SOPH BASKETBALL ROW 1 W Schmldt Johnson P Waldock J Llerk C Cuslck ROW 3 L Koltz N Wenker R Schlellack F Huebner M M Wolcott F Borowskl J Hoppe J Anderson S Barker ROW 2 Coach Woeckner R Reuter J Prexsler Hartland s B team went undefeated ln League play also wmnmg a Champlonshxp The boys should be congratulated for thexr fme record as they lost only to Northwestern and East Troy The scores were as follows Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland Hartland hartland Hartland Hartland 48 Hartland 52 Hartland 49 Hartland 47 Hartland 28 Hartland 53 Hartland 34 Total 706 Waukesha Memorlal Norrls Foundatlon Oconomowoc Waterford Rochester Umon Grove Slmger Northwestern Pewaukee Norrls Foundatlon Waterford 17 Rochestel 24 Unxon Grove 18 Slmger 27 East Troy 31 Menomonee Falls 50 Pewaukee 25 Total 417 1 1 4 1 U If Ats 5 , A V ,t 1 , 7 78 ff 77' 174 1 1 at X1 1 1 ' TL4 7 7 7 , A 1. QNL4 1 ' 7 1 ,1 . - R V za - ' 23 sa - - - 15 sa - 1 32 so - 19 ss - 16 44 - ' 22 as - ' 25 24 - . 1 31 ' so - 1 22 40 - ' ' zo bf Y i y 1 9 2 ,.:.:. ,,, ' S W iff K I V , yy BASEBALL - RHXX 1: .I. .'XUill'I'Nl'Il, XX. S1-hmitl. Iirlitig. S l'il'lK4'IlhlilH'I'. Lf tinrlxlllvk. t'm1i'h Xlm R. I.lll'lHll1lI1Il. N. Wvnkcli NI. Iiawlxz-1', S, I'1'v1flff ,l,I.m. HHH -2 J. lilmlx. 'lf Iivlupkvlu, li. IJx'u:':1k. If TRA K 1 N 1 J Iiuloxu . Xl m 1 f ' ka hu 11 Q Lu wk D hm fl N iL!kc11n.mc1 - - PHY' i C- Gffl2lUC'k4 P7 ' Iki. B. I4'1:m11Qaxn POW 3' J. Licrk. N. WL-Imliw. IJ, A Q. fWf'h1'H- S Vf f1 1' HOW Zi V- WW -'W UN'4 ' H, mm. 1.. Kqlhz, J, f'Cf1I'1-l'Z'. IJ. fa:-11:14 sm 155' Qin 'b Qi' W2 7 'lu Q I if L E LL C2- vEHvf 'W Q ACTIVITIES Through the years there were VBPIOUS clubs 1n Hartland H gh School Some of them were The GIRLS LITERARY CLUB was very a t1ve Th s club gate g1rls an opportumty to tram 1n publ1c speakmg ssay wr1t1ng and the study of llterature In the WOODROW WILSON LITERARY SOCIETY boys who were nterested ln speakmg were enabled to learn to express themselves 1n a defmlte correct manner The YMCA was started to create a feelxng of brotherhood among the young men ln the Hlgh School and the GIRLS BASKEIBALL TEAM was founded to create 1ec1ea1on or the glrls Some of the teams they played were from Waterloo Lodx M nomonee Falls Cudahy and Palmyra The ORCHESTRA was dlrected by a vlsltlng 'Instructor It had 26 members One ol the1r act1vt1es was a summer ampmg trlp for two weeks and a June con ert Another muslcal organlzatxon was the GIRLS GLEE CLUB It provlded recreatxon tor he members plus enjoyment for the townspeople The GERMAN BAND was organlzed ln 1947 and con slstcd of a few p1eces Later It was formed xnto what we call the PEP band The CAMERA CLUB started out as one of the mo st successful clubs ever orgamzed There were so many nembers that It had to be spllt up and met twlce a week It taught the members the fundamentals of photog raphy and to develop the1r plctures The LIBRARY CLUB was organ1zed by the llb arlan Thelr chlef purpose was to read and choose books for he llbrary lt was the1r responslblhty to check and rebmd the old books The RADIO CLUB was organlzed for boys mterested ID bulldmg and operatmg radxos The club dldnt last long but weve heard that the boys really enjoyed bulld mg the1r own speclal crystal sets The HISTORY CLUB was started to promote an ln terest 1n our hlstory They were af 1l1ated wlth the W1s Hlstorlcal Soclety One of the mam lnterests was to gather mformatlon ln the hlstory of the area The GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION has been orgamzed ever s1nce the begmn ng of H HS It glves the glrls a chance to partxclpate 1n a varxety of sports lncludlng All members of the Spanlsh classes were ellglble for membershlp ln the SPANISH CLUB as long as 1n h1gh school The purpose was to further master the Spamsh anguage The SCIENCE CLUB was organized 1n the fall of 1936 It was organlzed to promote the dlfferent phases of sclence for those lnterested The club at one t1me when ln exlstance axded 1n the pubhcatlon 0 the Annual for lt took and developed the pxctures The STATIC STAFF was organlzed IH 1936 as a bl monthly paper It IS our school papir and tells of the happenlngs about the school It 1S now publlshed every SIX wee s The DRAMATIC CLUB was formed by students who partlclpated ln Forens1cs plays etc In thls organlzatlon tudents learn how to speak and express themselves 1n publ1c Thxs club puts on plays for publ1c entertamment Each year there IS a Forenslc Contest Play whlch IS g1v en at varlous places around the commumty The object s to get an A ratmg and to move up the ladder and get to the State Contest The same pattern IS followed or the 1nd1x1dual Forensxc Contests For each year that the students are act1ve ln Forens1cs they recelve an aw rd The flrst year a Certlflcate IS glven the 2nd year a bronze medal the 3rd jear a sllver medal and the -lth a gold medal The CHESS CLUB membershlp was entlrely composed of boys They played 1n a l1ttle 3C Chess Conference and also had an lnter class tournament The HIKING CLUB was composed of 36 act1ve mem bers who enjoyed takmg hlkes The BAND IS an organlzatlon composed of muslcal ly mcllned persons They also have tournaments to par xclpate ln The band plays at many Carnlvals and glV9 speclal concerts durlng the year The CHORUS IS composed of persons who enjoy usmg the1r vocal cords They also partlclpate ln tourna nents and UIVG concerts The TRAVEL CLUB presents movles and talent shows to ratse funds to take a tmp the week preceedmg Easter They have VlSll9d the Great Smokles Mammouth cave and the Ozarks ln the past few years The purpose of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lS to promote better agrlcultural practxces The ROD AND GUN CLUB provldes an opp0flUH1ty for the exchange of Ideas ln conservatzon huntmg and flshmg The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA creates a better understandmg of home l1fe ln Amerlca as xt s today The LETTERMENS CLUB IS an honorary club for those who have been awarded letters for partlclpatxon ln Athletncs The yeal 15 now 1956 and these are the clubs and the actlvxtxes that have had the1r place 1n Hartland Hlgh i . ' 2 N I , C I I V . . . . . . , e ' 1 . , 1 1 ' ' 2 , K . , ' i A ' 1 Y 9 4 .A . . MV , 1 Y V . 2. ' , ll ve I I I ' f ' ' . ' - basketball. swimming and baseball. , V . . . . X Y. I. U . I - D v 7 7 ' - D -. U 5 , I . SK 17 ' G ' ' 'a . , , ' 1 D' . , . 0 in-s JIM 8- NANCI 4. 1 The Junlor P10111 was held 1n the Hwh School Gxm The Gum was decorated xn blue pmk and xxh1te streamers On the ualls were horses pamted warlous colors From the CIFCUS tent peak suspended mans colored balloons A clrcus sp1r1t xx as present everywhere The muslc was furmsned b The Blue Shadows Carole Hoppe Bonme Flannagan Bettx Gracbel Jacqule Gruett Barbara O Nell Sandra Johnson Exelxn Nlarquardt Charles Godglucl-. Charles Poucher Alan Ludxuf Daud Br1tt1 Elton Home Steven Horxxatlcl' John Padmge 'il . . . . ' - ' y '5 6 ..,.. .......... ' A 8 Barbara Fett ..l.. .,.,...,.,.,,.. J ack Lingelbach .n ' .. ,.,......,.... .. ' g rf' KING Jack Lmqelbach QUEEN Barbara Fett Court of Honor David Br1tt1g Betty Graebel Sheldon Fetkenhauer Nanci Reimer Tom Kempken Sharon Garxty Robert Schiellack Sandie Johnson Alan Ludwig Elaine Twist Charles Godgluck Carole Hoppe Otto Wiesjahn Janice Adams James Klink Ruth Lutwitzi Charles Pouchert Evelyn Marquardt The 1955 Homecoming Dance took place on October 7th and was entitled The Last Roundup. The dance took place in the Hartland Community Hall. The walls were decorated with ranch animals and the players brands were seen below the stage. The music was furnished by the Blue Shadows. The Homecoming Parade was held in the afternoon between showers of rain. The floats were all skillfully constructed with such titles as We'll Freeze 'Emj' We're Tops, and We're Laying for Walworth. J mee Adams Sandra Johnson B rbara O N611 Jean Hansen Marge Serres Sharon Garrttx lorl Nelson COURT Tom Kempk n James Blerman James Ixlmk KING Larrx Johnson -330105 Lalfd Paul Schvx a er Lharles Pouchert Otto XN8lSjdh!l QUEEN Evelyn Marquardl SENIOR PROM The Semor Prom took place Jan 14 1956 ln the Hlch School Gxm The gxm nas decorated n red and uhlte streamers from the Culmg sllxer bells on the walls and uer een houghs on the Falllflg Bemg Leap 'Yea th s xear the Semor ca e .1 Qt n mst a 0 l a ' 3 - 5 I - ' T ' . . . I 'U a .A, . - X , . I ' 'v . k' F. H, F V gr .. . ,U ' I ' r i- ,' . ' ' b -lss Chas ' zei ' ed f a Vicki Gummo - Jack Padinger IN-H! 5 - T - . I t S, to ,A Q . 1 gf. ' E g . I X V I STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 Mr Chase E Nlarquardt C Coit, luck J Bussenitz ROVI 2 P NIcCl1ntock NT Vlolcott D Klein B Turmski R Flanaban OFFICERS PRESIDENT Jim Lau d X ICE PRESIDEVI' Charles Godgluck JIM LAIRD Student Body President TRE ASL RER Exclxn 'llaiquardt SECRETARY Joe Bussexx itz The Student Council has xxorl-led to be lei Hartland H1 h School and has done an excellent IO A am as in the past mais thex made arranbc ments to haxe entertainers come and perform foi the High and Grade schooleis in our Lxceum pro l dI'IlS thex had a different Christmas program Instead of pickinv names and buxmv sillx presents thex arranged to Une the monex for CARE and made up a Program vahich nas enjox ed bx all T v 2 I - . - - - . I U' ', - ' ' . I . . ' . L . V . . ' . , ns V - 1 . O . Q ' .' . K- - - 1 x . . ' U . , . , .Q - . f b. A g ' U N ' 5. -. ,. .L A 5- . . , U ,- S ' . This year on suggestion by the Latin Class K :,. .5:f.. ,. 'v2':- V Y 5. : ' C, . D pi 3 -. ,v u 5 . g. . . 4 TRAVEL CLUB ROXX 1 L Hopp 5 John or 5 11LhL1 R XXe15L L Codbluc I hoxxdlb x J R Rellatz L Neiman J Adam5 L Pouchut I Pouchut ROKR Z 'N Rmmu R Gummo B ONL1I ml X Qmm ROW 4 F cruike D GND m E XITIQLIJICII E Tmxt J SphLu4.1Lll R F1.1n.1 111 0 n on rl l I UU' mp Umm R H011 E Olson lx H.11der I Gebmm Don Nnlwn ROW lhvd U Fflldfl In LY IU H 1 IL .uk R 1 lx PL erson L11 L NILld8I 4 ,40- utmd 4 L. Af. L TRILVIEL CLUB X 1 i 1 c 0' rx Os LII .I Iloppc L Lus Ck .I Anderson 1 .ams u 1 z 5 I schlm 1n ROW 2 B 111111 T11r1n 1 hm Um L Mn C L F J S Lunrmll S C 0.15011 P NIcL11nt0Ck J NI1n x I1 I mf C nd U O n In 5 'yldlonc A L DOC 'N Sm R 1 111161011 C P ILTIIH L ust B Iudm 5 n - 4 s, ' .1 1, D ,V . l , .9 . . :A I I P3 N ' 1, 1 I V 1 I P -1 A ' ' ' , 1 f' N 1? K . I q 3 1 f , Q Q W x, -I -I .K ,I I 3 5 ' 1 QQ. 5 1. wh '- . ' '. , 0 k. .. ' V- 1 1 l I' 2 ' 11, .Ihs .D.B'tt'g. 1 ' . , '11 A , H 'S R. s- .I.B1e -..1. Pad D1 1-1111. 3: s, S'h'-ll' - , 1 1:1-11111 1 -1 1- . R, ' ll. E. 1 1 -A -1 1 4 3 1' - 5 I 1 1 I - 1 I I . 1 I f I 1, 1 Q , 1 L 1, J, 3 ' 7 V : Ig , 1 1 X V . 1 3 K 1 Eff ' , J 1 7 in 6' -3 0 G 3 0 5 . Q 3 .ik ' -v ' 1. ' E N v I I ' '. 4 I A I ' H I .u X V I 1 fx ,Ii R Y, X, ' X . 11.1, - up 1... ' 1 . - ROV 1 I1 Zvicg. D. N1 'h 135. Loh .I. :tx 1 . X '. ' Cl '. . 1 - 1 C- V U' - -I B 550141 - U- CUPPS- V' WWII? S- A11 W11- . 11, N111 . 11. If iff- . Row 4: .1 Rfb, 1' 1' U 5 ' RQ D' . 'ki' 1951 w g , D, K1 -. .11 S h . J. h sn . 11 . 1 ' 1. . 1101115111 -11. -. fel - . ox' 31 3, Soho ' -1 11 1 f' . . 21 . I 'sie . .9 QQ O U04 5 9 D 3 5' HONOR SOCIETY ROV 1 S Johnson C NI lim llck V Quxtzou J Ld1rd J Koxxalskx J Nla teson Cod luck C. Hoppe B Cxanbel D 'Nlanke ROV HO1XXitlCh E xust ROV 4 D S hel 4 7 XI1 Chase R IUUNIIZI NI Bexmtt B TLIIIHSJCE' Puchholz T Nlaxhux T Kempkon D BHHU R X S h 1 .1 Z R D usl t. Beaum Xhnklemm D Kansa: S Pxust RON 3 S 10 STATIC STAFF ROW 1 J Pouchert L Nelsen J Adams E Schhcher B Tetzlaff P Buchholz A Benz ROVN 2 Mrs Johnson S Prust E Vhnkle man, K Harter V Gummo, N Rexmer, E Tmst, E Olson. C B1es,B Fett ROW 3 J Kmd, D PQ Schhellack S Johnson E Beaumont S Gerbenskw J Lohrx B ONQII ROW vutz, L Johnson, D Brlttlg, R Koltz C Pouchert, J Laird, C Godgluck B Graebel 4 J Busse C Melder ROD AND GUN CLUB R N 1 R RCLllCl D Rumu ROXX 1s1n'1c 1 1111 X Schuck N H0 C0 t R Flana an k 111 co R NI11h Q11 Ian K Ll d ROW Z N11 Hubhcs NI Copps R Huw lo n G 1l uatmh J Nlusbncl ROV 3 J Xhlson J Wmbht adock J Rea J Pddlll L1 J B11 111 'I hu , 1111 f B k R Sch IC CI hanbu on Rnllatz 0 XXL15Jahr1 R Peterien C L LlS1CIx L xii M' ' J -2. FHA ROM 1 E Schhcher NI Se-nes L Nos n son NIcCl1n ock ROXS 3 B Tuxmsk J Hansen P Lauterbach ROV J Cjeszxam S hroette E Beaumont F Rcllatz C Pab 011 C H011 J Rellatz B ON611 F D rn K H S xulx .I Poucherl S Reschhen S Suk cs A o 2 - 3 R 4 V 4 9 'I 1 , 4 l K , I , ,K rw r P xx ' . i .Q I .' Q ,, , , 1 -o .0 , ' 7 A. ' 1 ' 4' 1 1 , - 1 R 5 - , 1 1 1 ' 1 9 I 1 ' ., . J , fx V 'K I I 5 . 1 Y, ' Q 1 T V '10 1 ,, .4. 1' . V X' 5 .inf 2 . ' ,. - X i A x I SJ , - - OV : . '. . V ' 4: R. Grulke. D. Wcl- - '12 J Z 'g. V, ' . .I. ' 1 t . . ' g . R. 1,1-il . F. D'A 1 , 1 1 R- . D. Rupp. C, . 1 .cn io I : ' ': 1 '. 0 . . . ' . '. I.. . h son. . P'Ql'il1l. ROW 5: R, XYQIHZIUC. Ii J. Linglcbuch. I. Chrislopherson. J. Laird. S. H011 Ilornc. R. Schicllack, R. Dvorak. F. Il110hn01'. F, ' . . . ' 1 . . . ' 'ff . XVI '. . 1 . . ' ' gw . I-'nz 1. '. ' knu- R. Z 'gm M. ar er. . 1' h '. R, ' R. k 1 , . ', -'. ' U ' S' Y. J- g ' A A 1 l 1 A Q - Sf N 1 - 1 'IE .Q - ' : . ' . ..'!,e. OI' . P, . 't . 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W, . s BANID ROW1 S Johnson P Buchholz R Mex s n1 W Becker P Hahn B Mathesm C Hoppe B ONe1l ROW 2 J Klmk A Benz K Kellmg C Xklllli-IXUS F Dorn B S hroetter D Probst L Nelson J 'Nlattson J Pfexfe S Passol B Fett POW 3 K Welsen R Tltze S Gerbenskw T s 4 Nanci Rexm r Jensen NI Brockmeyer A Ludwlg R Flanagan S Prlesler J Mueller R Meyer J Wrlght M Parxza H Snyder L Tltze J Schock 'VI Nloleott J Ilerlt O Rapp ROW 4 NI Relmer L K1 terman B Bxerman J Nlanlev I Eubanks F Cull C Go clgluck L Pouehert V Gummo 'VIr Keohane HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Hartland Hxgh School Band lS about the same stze as ln past sears There are 'nany Jumols Sophomores and Freshmen partlelpatmg ID band so Arrouhead School need have no qualms about havmd exp r Three neu lnstruments uere purchased thls year mth monex earned bx the band and the atd of the Band Nlothexs P ann for the football and baske ball gam s were two of sexual projects undertaken hx the hand Hugh lights of the war uere the solo ensemble tournaments and the Band Tout nament at Vkhlteuater The annual Lhl st nas and Sprmg concert were both su e s lul and enjoxed bs all 1 - : . , . . . . . - . . l . 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TOM KEMPKEN 81 DIANE KAISER 1956 Jr Prom Kmff and Queen Cr-lE:RLEAD:RS V ml KVI S Iul I1 rm ' ' ' - Iilfffl' Tia I11fiIi'l 'If .lan rm 5, 45::'1ij.'. ,I Nik ite-:x S fm-:'h1'm!:y. R 1111111 '45 1' skv '1 SENIOR CLASS PLAY R X 1 E Shhc Pouchttt 'llxs lohnson L VWCIKIOI' I Nts Cast lxl s McLean Sn ph rd McLean Lu her Long J l1et Long Nlts Matllda Blackburn Cxnthta vhlbur SNIVIS Mrs Carlotta Anglm W ax Mlnsky 'Nlmme VK 2 B osx ONUI F Twzst Sandra Johnson Charles Poucher Calx n Meldel Carole Hoppe Be 3 raeb l Elalne Tw1st Alan Ludwlg Barbara ONe1l Llz Schllcher Dave Brlttlg Lorellx Ne sen Thls funny play exceeds the speed lxmlt IH laughs and unusual s1tuat1ons One la hh DIICS on top of another untxl the audlence xs almost weak from laughlng Imaglne tht :eat amount of fun that IS obtamed by haung an attractlve widow nearlng forts havmg her elbhteenycar old son dress and pose as a youth of thlrteen so tha sht mlght pass as a younger woman and marry a wldower she belxeves to be wealthy In turn the wldower trymg to appear younger has hls sewentecnxear old uau h cr pose as a glrl of twelve so that he mlght wed the widow whom he b llexe to ht rxch Nexther have a cent The boy s grandmother also adds to the fun by appearmp, ln a rxdlculously youthful costume The craze for appearmg youth ul even spreads to the colored ma1d who appears dressed as a chxld of twelxe Everyone gets hlmself ln hot water 1n these sxtuatlons especlally when the deceptlon on both s1des IS d1scovered How It IS all eventually worked out makes one of the funnlest farces tf modern tlmes - ON' I . J: ' her. R0 ' 1 . Gracbcl. S Ich C. - rx . 'i. ., , . '. . ' . ., J tl on. I J. 'A . ' c e 1 4 V' ' 4 L A H . - A' , ' tt' G 2. V ' v ' , X , . . .L Directors Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Hughes I ,vu . : ' . . . ' Y . . . x ty' - ' ' r' ' V ' -D ' ' 'U ,V . ' 9 V ,I ' V' V Q ' -Y, , ' y -U, - v. U z, ' V ' , V' V . 0 ' , 3 V ,V , V ' , ' V y V K A ' Through Theme Poltals S9890 lk S, 3 mv-nal: WL I ' W up, I 4 CII 5 'N -i 51' 1 wk -uogg-ni 3 0an?'I w1,Qq..q-Q lt.lLu-A 'els' N I I' N J X K., Q C l , , v Y .I , Y . dx ig, L vw 'TF-f - i ln' wil GJ A :Q f' sswdf ' A 'W 7 A 1-2 A 7 :' il .if .fQ4in' , r--'Azz-:insist-L'A'1unnf.v:Jnnsm ' H 'A' I 'W ,w,-,,,,,W.A ,,,,,,,,,N, W , 4 I V E 2 s 5 N' 1 ? ? 5 Q t 5 3 A 1 g 5 Q 2 C 1 2 5' 2 1 K 2 2 L X 1, Q R . 1 Q, N 5? 'ii is i h 1913 Grace Hanson Harrlet Penn Laura Cull Allce Chrlstenson Clara Shersmltn Hamllton Penn 1914 Kate Weln Ruth Dono Jan Nora Petersen Rufus Lrlckson John Overbaubh 1915 Joe Jungbluth Warren J Badger Martln C, Weber Agnes Hanson 1LlTllly Hartwell Marjorle Splllllldll Ruth bull Allce Rossman 1916 Gretchen Gerbenskey Mary Anstey Mabel Petersen Marlon uoodwln Vera Schwartz Arthur Kulakow lV18I'1E Wlnter 1917 Gllbert Fuller Armlen Schwagel Beatrlce Anstey Vlola uuschl Mabel Hurtgen Emma Mathlson Ethel Craft llranz Schnelder Roland Schneldel Rachel uulbronson Erna Dudey 1918 Theodore Baaken Lharlf-s Connely Hazel Lounsell Arthur Lralt Lauretta Fromm AIICQ Penn hlleanor Ryerson Harry Shepherd 1919 Allce Anstes Belle Anstey Loulse Bergw all Irene Hanson Ruth Hochmuth Mlldred Jacobson Clara Koll Irene Larratt Vl0la Mathlsen ROSHIIE Palm Marcella Pawllng Burton Penn 1920 Helen Pxnn 92 Agnes Davls Nlaud Gllbert Sylvla Nl6I10X'L 1922 Iessle Brown Irene Lhrlstophelsoll hmlly Uuoc Martln Fromm Pearl Jorgenson Anna Klub Omar Loew Florence lVldll'llSOIl Vl01d NIOSSCI'Sl1lllh Lhf-ster Pynn Hvaclnth Vlclnkauf Ruth Xxlldl. 1923 Blanche Nl Anstel Ralph l. UZVIS Charles H Donovan Helen l' ueroenskex Laverne J Hanson lsowln .J Larson Margaret S Loew Esther S Schuster Hazel R Schuster Harold Van Buren Luna E Wlllle hdwln L1 Wlrtenber 1924 Marquerlte Andrews Chauncey Bau Edlth Butler Vlctor Ludwlgson A1166 Jorgenson Elon Morrls Gerald Purtell Ruth Shepherd Robert Purtell Lthel Splllman Frederlck Staus Geraldlne Spowart Lornellus Trapp Lucllle W7LlI'lKdlll 1925 Hattle Olsen Margaret Koll Helen Hanson Aclelalde Ahrendt Elmer Martln Eleanore Strattman Frank Hahn Charlotte Andrews Irma Loew Donald NIacKenzle Dolly Rasmussen Carl Hoppe LaVerne Schroeder Verna Meek Ronald Pyns Sarah Rldlex MarJ0Pl6 Younff Edna Jacobson Lydla Zemple 1 926 Loulse O Brlen Grant Jorgenson Hazel Janda Loulse Overbaugh Florence Petersen Clement Hanrahan Mary Hanrahan MIILOH Woodward Jeanette Gllbert Walter Mantel Elleen Young Donald Hanson Helen Shepherd Selma Haass Henry Shepherd Lllzabeth lnlsen Ralph Sandgren 1927 Rlchard Brown Inez Beckman Raphael Dales Pearl Ludwlgsen Joseph Daley Vlrglnla Lenhard Edwln Elsen Opal Meek Sldney Flscher Anlta Olsen 3 LaVerne Loew Donald Stapleton Florence Wllle Llvlngston Worth Hlldegarde Wrede 1928 Helen Andrews VlCt0f Beckman Harry Blerman Dorothy Bletle Harry Brockmexer WlnSt0D Brown Lulu Butler Arthur Lull Irene Cull Leona Geason Isabel M1165 Carl Nelson Evelvn Peterson Wlllard Pynn Anna Sandgren Bennle Serres Ardes Sorensen Ellzabeth Weed Earl Stapleton 1 929 Elnore Anstey Norma Balkman Kathryn Hochmuth Myrtle Ludwlgsen Marlon MOFFIS Inez Nlehow Gretchen Overbaugh Janet Peterson Maybelle Peterson V10ld Stapleton Robert Thomas Lllllan Tr3PP Helen Vettleson Charles Wlttenburg Irmgard Wrede 1930 Wllllam Clausen Mllvern Estabrook James Faust Harold Hanrahan Fred Hanson Kathryn Hassllng Mlldred Kendal Wlldavlne Mahoney Harrlet Nlarquardt Mary l1flll9S Frances Petersen Helen Sandgren Andrew Scha tary Lharlotte Schwartz hverett Serres Edlth Vleed 1931 Elmer Brooks Lester Brown Ruth A Butler Lorralne Cull Ju Anlta Cull Douglas Donovan Howard A Fromm Rlchard Geason MSFIOH I Gllbert Mlnnette Hochmuth Vlfglnla Ludwlgsen Margaret MacDonald Joseph Mantel Beverly Martln Manford Morrls Wayne Nelson Neoml Pfelffer Edgar Schmldt Herbert Schmldt Carl Schw ager Helen I Schultz Edouard R 'luckerman DaVld A WllSOH Esther Wrede Vlola Wrede 1932 Genevleve Anstey Rlchard Brockmeyer Roger Donovan JGSSIC Fromm Marquerlte Hassllnger Norman Johns Clarabelle Johnson Jessle Johnson Ruth Kuehn Wesley Kuehn Helen Le Feber Allce Lund Evelyn Overbaugh Wllllam Pautz Pearl Petersen Lyle Pfelffer Ralph Raser Marqaret Roets Ben Sandgren Cllfford Staus Norman Staus Evelyn Servlce Harrlet Servlce A . . h . . . 1 1 . ' ' v - - 1 , ' - av ' el. 1 1 ' . lm. I . V ' ' . 11 ' F - 1 v , J I .A v I I 5 rf Y ' - ' i 1 . V ' . . . U . ' W ' bi C I A ' w -f V I , Margaret A. A011 William Hassiln er - -- 1 ' ' D ' 1 4 7 Y' 1 1 , . ' Y . 1 933 .Alice Brumwell Charles Bussew'itz Rov Classev Eun ce f 1 ll Iris Delsrran Kenneth Geason Cecelia Hanrahan Jack Hartung Blanche Hartwell Lawrence Hasslmger Nlelvin Jensen Rov Johnson Eleanor Kerr Bettie Krause Harry Lierk Dorothy Nelson Allen Niles Raymond Peterson Helen Schaftary Bernice S himanski Ala ie Schuck James Thomas Vin ent Wh te 1934 Frances Brockmeyer Claire Bulter Howard Classey Arthur Clause Dorothy Cull Alice Dabroski Glen Hughes Herbert Johnson Virginia Kinney Cathryn Morris Gerald Peterson 'ilarion Rollefson Marie Schultz Webster Smith Erwin Trapp 1 93: Dorothy Brool s X1 alter Brown W arren Brown Xlargaret Crouch Earl Delsman Rob rt Dumphy helen Fleming Geraldine Hartwell George Jungbluth Donald Kinney Nlarion Mainz John Kuehn Arlene Lierk Nlerwyn Morris Nlarie Ney Edward Muenzberg Helen Pautz Lorrayne Pfeif er Virginia Pfeiffer Dorothy Schaeffer Ruth Schimanski Lauregta Schroeder Claude Smith Lucille Smith Eldred Struck Arleen Tug John 11 oodward L1 a Virede 1936 Gladys Andrews Charles Anstey Allen Van Buren Nlary Louise Lammenga Catherine Cull James Cull Ray Dabroski Charlotte Demele H lda Kosanke Evelyn Forsythe enevieve Geason David Giese Ruth Haerle 'VIyrtle Hochmuth 'Nlorbert Jacob Martin Johnson John Jorgensen Virginia Niles Jean Palmer Arlene Petersen Robert Pynn Sylvia Ridley Vincent Service Roland Sorenson Emma Jane Weed Gladys Young 1937 Raymond Cull Nlary Dehli Alyce Dunphy Joseph Fleming Virginia Fleming Harriet Forsythe Ruth Fredrick Mildred Haselow Cletus Hasslmger Ruth Hoppe Owen Huegal Louis Johnson Donald Kerr Kathryn Kinney Raymond Palmer Donald Ridley Kenneth Tiegs Roger Wrede Virginia Kinney Raymond Dabroski 1938 Juanita Anstey Vorman Brockmcyci John Delsman Robert Dustrude Chester Gerbensky Arthur Hoifman Donald Irish Robert Jenson Alyce Johnson June Johnson 'tlarion Kuehn Arthur Nelson Isabella Nelsen John Parry Robert Pfeiffer Viilliam Ross John Struck Vivian Teskey Carol Traeder Rudolph Winkelman 1939 Jane Adams George Babcock Robert Bradley Jerry Dorn John Erickson Alice Fredr ck Dorothy Hilger Anita Jennrick Valma lohns Florence Johnson Maybelle Johnson LeRoy Lmgelback Elizabeth Mac-Donald John Mainz Anne Ordway Willard Parry Phyllis Pfei fer hasel Ridley Raul Ridley Clarence Roever Ruth Schultz June Tiegs 'Vlarian Struck Dale Vick 1 940 Gladys Anderson John Besker Jay ne Bertelson Budget Bohen Sylvester bonen Evelyn Conoon W ayne Croum llildred Dibu Xlary Lu Donovan Barbara Dorn Shirley Dustrude Virginia Dustrude Roy Erdmann Donald Frank Loella Frederick Erun Grislus Arlene Hasslmger Gordon Hawes Herbert Jackson Marie Kortendick Annette Kuchler Airs Larrott Robert Laufenberg Elaine Lenling Kenneth LeRoy Edith lutwitzi John 'Vlo1gan leonard Nlascisk Beulah Nluehl Donald Niles Peggy Noll Gwendolyn Opichka Jack Page Alice Rademan Stephen Rankin Jane Raser John Ridley Crant Schulcxt Raymond Wegner Vlilfred Zierke 1941 Robert Babcock 'VIary Ann Bergwail Elsie Bredl Rose Mary Bruno Gerome Delsman Joe Cull Leroy Fiedler Alice Fleming Ralph Fleming William Fleming Leroy Grisius John Haerle Betty Hansen Donald Hansen Dudley Hansen Lorraine Hanson 'VIar1on Harris Richard Hartwell Harry Hendrickson Harold Hoffman Beatrice Kerr Lorraine Laufenberg Lois Lenling Shirley Lmgelbach Vlarion Mayer Calvm Mundt Robert Noll Virginia Ordway Jim Palmei Patricia Parry William Pfeiffer Kenneth Pommerenck Virginia Purkis Ward Rademan Robert Rea Henry Remdl Fred Schiller John Smith Alice Struck Lorraine Tuteberg Randall Teigs Genevieve Vinz Harriet Wem Hilary Wem . ',- A -f-:S A A ' L .. , . . A . , I . D C L l A . 1 f . L h ' Melvin Larson Irene Tetllaff 1 - - K V I ' . - Y V N -A y ' Q . l . ' 1 - .-Y. A v' ' ' I A ' '- , F , . , . ?- . D 1942 Paul Anderson Margaret Bergyl all Wllllam Bong Ted Cappellettl John Chapman Gladys Condon Loretta London James Craft MHFIOH Cull Robert Dorn Margaret Flellllll Betty Haseloyl Charles Hassllngel Bernlce Hllger Laylrcnce lmar Jean Kollock Ruth Kosanke Clayton Llngelbacl' Angellne Ilnder Lawrence Lllllll z Elalne Lutz Tlleodole 'llallou Wllfled Mameroll Carl Malquardt M0lVln Mllcs Pat Morey Joe MOSLISKI Kenneth Parkel Bruce Pfelller Margaret Pope Robert Rademan Dorothy Rldley Francls Rouse Edlth Schlmanskl Gladys Schmldt Shlrley Schuldt Evelyn Slzer Vlrgll Smlth Davld Sorenson Bette Wendt Helen Wester Glen Wlldlsh Beatrlce Wllson Robert Wlttkopp 1943 Clement Becker Marlan Bertelson Donald London Yvonne DoGarmo Roy Dlbb Wllma Dorn Robert Fredrlckson Franklln Grabhorn Maryorle Gruetzmacher Vlfglnla Hoffman Elmore Hornburg Stanley Horne Ann Jacobs Donald Johnson Dorothy Koenlgs Lorralne Kohn Wllllam Landwehr Stuart Larratt Rlchard LeRo Jean Lutz Clarence Mameroyl Robert Marquardf Dave Nlssen Naoml Petersen Harrlet Rademan Gordon Rankln Margaret Relndl Vl0la Rellatz Carol Rom Johanna Seutht Gerald Walke James Webel Dorothea Lastrcll 1 944 Lhallotte Bccl- James Mulphy Lols Flelcshman Dorothy Vllrth Jean Medhulst Jeanne Slnllh Robert S1261 Glolla FGIX Ellzabeth Hancock Wllllam Nledermey Cl Laura Zelrke Betty Jean brutzmachcr Vera Harrls Donald McNlel Florence Pope Neoml Fledler Norbert Teuteberg Agnes Sheehan Phyllls Rector Catherlne Kennaugh Robert Smlth Dorothy Tetzlaff Marlan Horvlatlch James McCrory Patrlcla Lautenberg LOIS Wllson Martln Zempel Dorothy Dunphy Dorothy Rademan Robert Frank EIOISB Baumgardner Wllllam Schlellack Marlon Eldred John Schuldt A1106 Mae Bach Walter Weln Betty Rldley 1 945 Theodore KfaZynSkl Janette Lund Fern Smlth Ellzabeth Hansen Arlette Johnson Merrlll Johnson Vlvlan Hall June Sorensen Edmund Flemlng Joseph Jungbluth Verona Burdlck Grace Zastrovl Kathleen London Judlth Pfellter Warren Johnson LOIS Hassllnger Janet Lutwltzl Norbert Franz Jane Manley Walter Hartung Beverly Bles James Dlbb Robert Wlll Jean Wlrtb Francls Kllnk Marlon Tetzlal Adellne 'xench Adellnc Foltmann Raymond Bong Ernest Clblk Delores Vleber Robert Zalnskl Alvln Haselou 'oan Grlesmer Paul Oplchka Janlcc Dalton Dan Rea 1 946 LOIS Ferrls Mary Pope Ethel Hellng Eleanor Rode James Stahnke Robert Sorenson Grace Alexander Joseph Hllger Robert Bates Wlnlfred Weber Wayne Horne Marlan Hansen John K1 azynskl Joan Sheehan Beverley Bloomcr Larl Serres l.1vI3I'JOI'19 Schultz Theodore Krazynsk Charles Schuldt John Jungbluth Eleanor Clblk Ethelou Gunderson Marcelalne Mlller Mlldred Hancock John Bertelson Beverly Washburn Robert Mawhlney 1947 Dorls Bartl Margaret Clark Therese Condon Joseph Condon Dorls Corder Joyce Cull 1 Patrlcla Dean Frank Dletrlck Charlene Dlttmal Robert Flanag Alleen Flelschman Mary Felmlng James Garrlty Dona Gruetzmacher Al Gunderyon James Haertel Lorralne Hansen Robert Hornburg Maryorle Johannes Janet Johnstone Jerome Jungbluth Jean Kerr Rlchard anduehr Donald LeRoy Joyce Leverenz Patrlcla Llngelbach James Maher Eugene Naylor Norbert OLeske Paul Petersen Franklln Pfelffer Goldon Rode RIBIQUCIIIC Smlth John W01SllHg Jovce Wlnkelman 1948 Francls Becker Rosemarv Becker Betsy Bergwall Wayne Burdlck Blll Chapman Janyce Clarke Betty Daley Duane Dorn Myrtle Dallma John Dustrude Edwln Fallon Kathleen Flynn Joyce Ford Marllyn Grabhorn James Guderyon John Haertel Margaret Hansen Ray Kllnk Jerry Kraus Lols Lalrd Wlllard LeRoy Donna Manlcke Bernlce Marquardt Irene Matteson Connle 0 Connor Wllllam Oeder Jean Redlske George Rupp Janet Sheehan Ellsworth Sm1th Lenore Tlmm Jeralyn Washburn Kenneth Horne . . 1 A V . q -I an ' g , - . . , F , A ' ' 0- r X I . .. ' 1 llo ' l ' ' ' : . . 7 ' ': i - Al g , . l n ,L 0 A . Joyce MHFCUHTY Bollard Cunderson Richard O'Lcskc Marjorie Rankin 1 ' ' I x' . .' ' , 7 . . . Q Q 1949 Wallace Becker Carol Behrend Florence Brandt Mary Burdick De Lyle Carr Verna Chrxstopherson Leary Dean Rosemary Fexx Jean Gagan Kenneth Grlnyyald Edward Grover Herbert Hancock Dorothy Hartyyell Ruth Hasslmger Joyce Hayek Jerome Hechler Kathrvn H1nderer Peter Johnson Delores Kurtz Jack Lalrd Bruce Larratt Rosemary Llngelbach Donald Luko John Maher Guy Martln Dayvn Marsden Edwin Mlller Charles McGlynn James McNe1l Robert Overbaugh R1chard Pelz Patrlcla Pfelffer Bettv Rademan MarJor1e Rademan -Xdena Rankln James Rleder Nlorman Ronke Phlllp Rupp Betty Schlellack Roger Stapelton Robert Tetzlaff Ramon V1sovatt1 Gordon Wagner Dwyn Weber Flank Wlrth 1950 Vathamel Bahr Patrlcla Clarke Elame Cobble LUIS D1az Marlan Duft Beverly Egbert Patrlcla Fxtzgerald 11011163 Flelschman Russell Fredrxckson Steven Garrxt Myrl Hansen Sxdney Hayek Hadley Hornburg Idabelle Horne Robert Hosch Harry Johnson Evelyn Kempken Clarence Kxepert Patrlcxa Kollock Marvln Ludwxg Beverly Manlcke Wlllxam Motz Barbara Rea Barbara Rector Phyllls Schxellack Donald Serres Lorraine Sheehan R1chard Sorensen Harrlet Tetzlatf D1rk Vlsovattl R1chard O Gorman Joan Pepllnskl Gene Prochazka 1951 Gerald Condon Helen Bohrman John Brault Sally Dunphy Donald Evert R1chard Flanagan W1ll1am Flelschman Shlrley Gagan George Gerbenskey W1ll1am GSSZVHIH Eugene Gross Ronald Hall .Joanne Hartwell Mary Heckler Lucllle Hoftman Charles Jungbluth Alex Karlmg Joan Kellogg R1chard Luko Catherme Matteson Carol Overbaugh Theodore Klepert Loxs Olson Jean Olson Beverly Passolt Mary Prochazka Wllllam Ralph Coralee Smlth Anna Turnaclnf Mary Wllson Margaret Dunn 1952 John Behrend Nancy Bennett Luwlg Bergen Rxta Brandt Barclay Brown Eldr1dge Collms Elalne Dorn Betty Lynn Fett Donald Flemlng John Gannon Jane Gerbenskey Jean Geszva1n Dolores Hartlaub Leshe Hassllnger Paul Holtdorf Warren Hornburg Roy Horne Max Horwatxch Ronald Hyrkas Joel Johannes Mary Johnson Phlllxp Kempken Barbara Klepert Gerald Kurtz Kenneth Ludwlgsen R1chard Martm Lmlss Marsden Joseph Martmetz R1chard Pouchert Dennls O Gorman Kenneth Rademan Lols Rademan Jo Rmg Mary Ryan Donald Schxellack Ray Schmldt Phlllame Johnson Donald Stahnke John Kalshlan 1953 Frank Grunske James Jensen John Huennekens Sandra Padlnger Kathleen Ryan JoAnn Roets Earl Armstrong Don Blerman Ann Aberyvald James Carroll Mlke Cerkoney Van Cooper lrvm Dlbble Prlscllla Egbert B111 F1eldhack George Gross Sally Jensen Nan Kellogg Mary Maher Donna Passolt Jerry Petersen Carole Puhl Jane Rector Charles Schultz Gretchen Schyyager Norma Smith Gary Squler Dan Steffan Margaret lt Pat Wem Arlene Weyer J m Wlemer uy Gurrath 1954 Edgar Bahr Noel Brown Roy Barker Mlke Bruno Joan Boroyvskl ratsy Chase Peter Chase Donald Dlbble Roger Cull Buddy Egbert Prlsellla Dean Rex Ford Marlene Gerbenskey Donna Hall James Geszva1n Shelby Lee Humboldt John Gxlbertson Joan Hornburg June Hornbulg Janlce Janke Jean Hosch John Kennaugh Robert Jandf Henry Kxrtland James Kollock James Lund Ted Lauf R1chard Mank Donald Lund Barbara Martmetz Cerald Matteson Dolores Mosblack Harold Matteson Walter Pouchert James NIOISSIIEI' Catherme Ralph Delrdre Ryan Gerald Slverlv ROSIG Rettler Lee Schumann Rochelle Schumache Mlchael Swan John Wxlson Marlene Turnacllff Dosna Rae Woodsma'1 Gary W1eme1 Joan Reynolds 1955 ladys Blerman Rxchard Brucker Dave Bussew1tz Karen Chrlstensen Betty F1eldhack Bonnle Flanagan Jack1e Gannon Lu Ann Goerke Nlancy Grover sue Hartwell yy alter Hockmuth Joanne Kxepcrt Judy Kmvston Tom Kraus Lance Luedtke Carol Luko Helen Lutw1tz1 Nlancy Mawhmey Marllyn Mayhew Maxme McCrory Jeannette Mueller W1ll1am Rademan Carl Reuter Fred Schwager James Sheehan Dorothy Steffan Ken Stlemke Nlancy Sucharsky Kurth Wlese , . 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'11'n, .Lay Fa' 1s '. 5 ' k. 11- - 1 , N V Ili, 11'1... 11'f 1 '1 .' h5L'X So we come to the end oi our Book and to the end of Hartland Hlgh School As llme passes the happy 111811101168 of remaln Other schools may come and go but those of us who have llved here wlll Eemenndezf the days we spent here will 7 ,