Hayward High School - Ba Ke La Yearbook (Hayward, WI)

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L. N- d L A -v f,gQmawa w f5 iwl hQwwwP35i'Vfv1ww44rw?w1 1 Clgfllhdllidf -.J,L!QS?lg -.fgzf ITC? HAYWARD, WISCONSIN gi 1 ,,fA X ,- ,H -tml ,f23'.l ' : W n vx. Jr 4 .,..,v- 4 NU,- 1 A11- vy T , A114 '.g:.s: ' .Qm2Ww --,265 gulf: 7 .igfxzq ,guprv u ,, lecbcafion we, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred end fifty dedicate this issue of the BA-KE-IA to you, Mr. Spoolman, in appreciation and recognition of work well done. .xddminiafrafion OUR PRINCIPAL Alvin W. Krohn Lawrence College Phe Bl Wisconsin University Ph. M. BOARD of EDUCATION Graham Mr. Dan Barber Mr. A. Swiler Mr. J. Hamblin Mrs. H. Greve 6lClllQZf :at 45-d FQ- ..g...-4-Q, 77 Richard Hogstad Stout Institute B. S. Industrial Arts Freshmen Advisor J. L. Wenstadt Larry Adams Superior State U. of Wisconsin Teachers Collage Agricultural B. E. Veteran Trainer Phy. Ed. Geography Coach Martha Notbohm Carroll College B. A. English 1,2 Newspaper Betty Barnash Btout Institute B. B. Home Ec. Chemistry Joseph C. Hribar Whitewater State Teachers College B. E. Typing I Ba-Ke-Ia Advisor Ovid Benson U. S. Army Band School Wisconsin University B. A. Band Sheila Maline Superior State Bo Sl English 5, 4 Literature 3, 4 Library Junior Advisor ...la Leo Lukes Stevens Point B. E. World History American History Class Play Oratory Merrill Mohr Lawrence College M. B. Choir Gen. Mathematics American Problems Peggy Christ stout Institute ' B. S. Home Ee. Helen Riordan Whitewater State Teachers College Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing II Newspaper Sophomore Advisor Arthur Spoolman Northland College Ph. B. Algebra Geometry Ad. Mathematics Geography 6lClllgZf Edward Krenz Eau Claire Teachers College B. E. Physics Gen. Science Biology Senior Advisor dumb r , 3 f Secretary Mrs. Henrickson Our Cooks Mrs. Rockler Mrs. Hanson Irs. Sanders Hrs. Hlava Eng1neer-- Hams Mertig Peters BUS DRIVERS Berard Thayer fi' A Janitor--Henriokson W., Q A. , ., , 1 Matron Mrs. Carlson enior gfadri Oycerri xx Him : President. . .Roland Heinkel Vice President . .Art Kelsey Secretary ..... Alan Olsen Treasurer ..... Marty Tart Cfaaa mafia Live to love, to laugh, and to learn. CAM CM., Blue and Silver C5166 jilllel' White Carnation 15. J4. IQ Canckcfafe This year Lois Simonson was chosen to represent Hayward High School as a candidate for the Daughters of American Revolution nilgrimage. She was chosen on the basis of outstanding scholar- ship, dependability, and leadership. 0l'l0I' sS?ll6Jel'l iff en iord JAMES BARBER nThe teachers think that I'm so sweet, they always give me the front seat.HFor- enslos l,2,3,4 Shop Club l,2 Football 5 ROBERT BAYO HHe was out out for an angel,but someone ran away with the pattern.' Basketball 2,3,4 Football 3.4 Shop Club 1,2 BILL CLOUGH should the devil llwhy have all the fun?U Football l,2,3,4 Shop Club 1 Class Officer 1 SHIRLEY CRESSY HA quiet maiden intent on her work, We know that her duty she'll never shirk.nBand Solo 4 Band 2,5,4 BERNICE FROEMEL uFr1endly, carefree, good and kindg a pleas- anter girl we could not fi ' H A 3 nd.' F. . . MARY ELLEN GOBLER 'She's mighty cute 'figure'ative1y speak ingUG.A.A.1 F.H.A.2 3 Newspaper 1 H Annual 4 Prom Com ittee 3 BETTY JEAN BRACKLIN nIt's nice to be natural when you're naturally n1ce.n en iam coNsTANcE GORUD HI was born to giggle and giggle I must.H 1,3 GAA1 F.H.A. . . . NEIL HAMBLIN 'Am I dreaming, or is it really over?' Shop Club 1,2 Foot- ball Asst. Manager b JUDY HANSON WFull of fun and mis- chief too,doing things she shouldn't do! Band l,2,3,A Band Solo l,2, 3,b Band Duet A Pep Band l,2,3,L F.H.A.2,3 Newspaper L Office DOROTHY HOLLAND Asst. A Prom Committee 3 Annual A ROLAND HEINKEL 'Dodt look at me girls I might blush? Basket- ball l,2,3,h Football 3,h Color Guard 2,3,L Prom King 3 Q Baseball 3,b Newspaper 2,h Prom Committee 3 Annual A Class Officer A Ulf quiet indicates wisdom, I'm a whole libraryon F1 H0 A' 3 G. A. A. 1 DELORIS HUFF nQu1et and shy, Oh! What a lieln Forensics 1,2,5,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1 ALLAN A. HANSON HE1nste1n and I--Oh Boyln Shop Club 1,3 Annual 4 eniora A .Wai PATRICIA ANN HUGHES 'Shy and demure??W G.A.A. L F.H.A.l,2,3 Librarian 2 Band 3,L Band Solo L Choir Librarian 2,L MARY ANN JARVIS WI'm not always as bashful as I seem.' F.H.A. 3 FRED LEISCH 'I might do something sensational yet.' Foot ball 3 Shop Club 1 KEITH LINDQUIST nHe's not quite aS studious as he may 100k,U Class Officer 1,2 Newspaper 3,4 Golf Team 1 Color Guard 1 ROBERT LINN nwomenl I can't under- stand them.n Football 2,5,4 Color Guard 1 MARGARET LONG uAn innocent face, but you can never te11.H1 GOAnAs 1 FgHnAi 3 Promg Committee 5 Annual Staff 4 ARTHUR S. KELSEY 'My thoughts are my own.' Shop Club 1 Class Officer L A' - ' . ' ' 2 en ford LAURA MARPLE WIf I don't talk sense, I talk non- sense.' Prom Commit tee 3 DON MARTINSON DAN McLEOD WA man among men,and HThere are two I do mean men.n Shop answers to every Club 1,2 Annual A question--mineu and Class Officer 2 the wroni OHG. Annual BEATRICE MILLER nThrough every week and every day,ehe goes A about her quiet way.n DIANE MORELAND nHer life is a series of adventures with a different hero in each chapter.' Forensics 1, 2.3.L G.A.A. 1 Annual Editor A Librarian A Vocal Solo L Newspaper I 3 Band L Prom Commit- l tee 3 KATHRXN MORTON HCou1d it be that she's dreaming of a horsein BEVERLY NOGGLES My aim in life--to be somebody's wife.N Prom Committee 5 G.A.A. 1 Claes Officer 3 Cheer- leader 4 Newspaper 5,4 Librarian 3,4 272i27l25 ALAN LEE OLSEN NA Country Gentlemann and a WWoman's Home Companion.U Band 1 2 3,4 Class Officer 5 4 Shop Club 2 Basket- ball 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Homecoming King 4 f VIRGINIA POTTER NDon't mind me, just study here F.H.A. 2 Forensics Annual Librarian RONALD PRINGLE I li 'I never let my studies interfere with my edu- cat1on.u Shop Club 1,2 Football 3 BEVERLY SCHAEFER NI know a lot if I can only think of it.W Annual 4 E LOIS SCHULTZ , 'There's mischief in this woman.W F.H.A.2, 3 Choir Librarian 4 ALICE SEEHUETTER 8 say, she says 1t.W Ulf there's nothin to ROBERT PRESTON 'Why hurry? There's no fire.N Shop Club 1,2 on-the lonely side en iora LOIS SIMONSON HSometimes llvelier than her mother th1nks.n Forensics 1,5 G.A.A. 1 Annual 5,4 Newspaper 1,2 Editor 4 Prom Queen 5 Prom Committee 5 DONALD SOMERVILLE nAll he needs is a hook--he's got a line? Annual 5 Shop Club 1,2 Football Manager 4 MARTY TART HI'm a little--little G.A.A. 1 Newspaper 5,4 Band 2 Forensics l,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,5 Annual 4 Prom Committee 5 Class Officer 4 Librarian 3 GENEVIEVE THANNUM e looks like an , acts like one but you never can what an angel will G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 2 ewspaper 2,5,4 Class ficer 5 Annual 5,4 Prom Committee 5 ROBERT THOMPSON nSmall of body, big ll heart, with friends like him we hate to part.n Forensics 1,2 Shop 1 93 94 'P ROSE SNELL HGenera1ly speaking, she's generally speak1ng.n G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 2 Newspaper l Color Guard 4 Prom Committee 5 g f ? ' qjlgn en iam NOLA MAE THORP HBoys are bothersome, but I like to be bothered.n Forensics l,2,3 G.A.A. 1 Prom Committee 3 Annual 4 Newspaper l, 2, 5, 4 F.H.A. 3 CYRILLA TREPANIER nlt 1sn't everyone who has a smile like th1s.n F.H.A. 3 FLORENCE WETTERLING WJust a girl with pleasant ways.' Annual Newspaper 4 LILLIAN WETTERLING something, fitting- ' should be said for you but anything that's nice will do. G.A.A.l F.H.A. 2 Newspaper 4 Prom Committee 3 NATALIE WHITMAN WAt home? Se1dom.' JACK ZUFALL NAh! The power of these silent brutes.' Office Asst. 4 Football 2 3,4 Prom Com ittee 3 Chop Club 1 X , JOANN WALKEY nHer mind is on her work, but her heart is elsewhere.n Class Officer 3 G.A.A. 1 P.H.A. 2,3 Diane loreland 6 xAa,xy6'! 0599 iii 1 , . A -paw! Q I 7 . 1- ' -M .J ,' . Genevieve Thannum Lois SchultL we law I'l Jim Barber Q K in X 4 U- diff- . Laura Marple -5 I r Mary Ellen Gobler Connie Gorud Lois Simonson 2 QP? 011119 NOJQ Igor b Margaret Long Marty Tart un iam , , , - . 1 . . . -.Q I 1 A A Back Row: Dennis Barber, Jim Larson, Jack Kendall, Lawrence Ledbeter, Floyd Ackley, Onni Koskinen, Lew Woodbeck, Jim Archambault, Tom Duffy, Ernie Goldman, Francis Martin, Ernest Froemel, William DeNasha. Second Row: Hollis Moore, Eugene Corrie, James Lavelle, Bruce Greene, Charles Kruger, Robert Woodbeck, Wayne Berard, David Olson, Leslie Peters, Larry Somerville, Allan Jarvis, Eddie Smith, John Kagigebe, Jack Hollen. Front Row: Louis Henk, Richard O'Shogay, Tom Toutant, Don Harper, Duane Barber, Willard Marple, Bill Moody, Ted Gokey, Jerry Tordoff, Jacob Kirk, John Boyle, Jerry Kavanagh, LeRoy Anderson, Bernard Froemel, Sitting: Leland Miller, Richard Scheer President .James Archambault Vice President .Bruce Greene Secretary. . . Ernie Goldman ri Treasurer. . . Dennis Barber Histo gm. uniorri Back Row: Alice Gregerson, Dolly Krenz, Eilene Munson, Grace Jones Helen Asp, Molly Hanson, Mable Duffy, Darlene Wolfe, Gloria Mahnke: Marjorie Potter, Rita Gorski, Marian Weingarten Second Row: Myrna DeNasha, Pat Mullally, Laverne Hall, Donna Green, Marybeth Clygenpeel, Francis Dorazio, Pat Griffiths Mary Ann Popelka, Bette Jo Bauer, Pat Kavanagh, Violet Jones, Bessie Etcheson Front Row: Gayle Roberts, Florence Jaskolski, Orpha Sharlow, Joan Warder Dorothy Briggs, Helen Meier, Maxine Phillips Shirley Lessard, Alice , Gruenwald, Joyce Sandstrom, Joan Kubnich, JoAnn DeKramer, Leone Stuart Physics English I9 0191 0I Q5 Back Row: Clayton Wabschall, Don Trettin, Frank Duffy, Richard Loch, Jim Barber, Bruce Hanson, Russell Vortanz, Harry Lien, Larry Lindquist, Richard Wardenga, Louis Lindholm, Robert LaBarre Third Row: Allan Morgan, Alvin Kelsey, Teddy Ploof, Curtis Olson, Vincent Goodhue, John Mullally, Richard Olson, Edward Preston, Verlan Edwards, Alfred Stoess, Ronald Peterson Second Row: Donald Davis, Gerald Duffy, Jack Frisch, Arnold Froemel, John Rutka, Robert Olker, Ralph Cook, Ronald Harris, Virgil Simonson, Front Row: Raymond Moeller, Edgar Danielson, James Boyle, Stanley Karwoski, Robert White, Jerry Wesslen, Merle Cressy, Jerome Trepanier Richard Morgan, Ernest House President ..... Jim Barber Vice President .Alice McLeod Secretary .... Goldie Green Treasurer. . . .Dick Olson ha Algeb sip 0I'l'l ored Back Row Gay Worman, Margaret Jeschke, Lillian Jones, Connie Holcombe, Genevieve Brandt, Alice McLeod, Berverly Anderson, Jerry Lee Davis, Florence Vallem, Wanda Dell, Judy Alexander Alice Ros I S! Marlys Lindquist Second Row: Louise Henchel, Thereas Elliot, Delores Wehrman, Betty McFarland, Delores DeKramer, Karen Marple, Charollett Elliott, Ellen Roberts, Joanne Emery, Helen Del Mastro, Marlys Jenson, Mary Plante, Goldie Green Front Row: Grace Thomas, Helen Schmock, Zelda Smith, Lois Simonson, Carol Lessard, Dorothy Hughes, Barbara Jordan, Bette Rae Swenson, Delores Salzman, Mickey Schaefer, Arlene Heinkel, Marlene Deitz 'rzrving Biology 21 .xgf'0:5Al'l'l2l'l l 1 s Back Row: Roy Roberts, Forrest Thannum, Donald Lein, Robert Johnson, Daniel Bricklemeyer, Stanley Plys, John Peterson, Tom Larson, Roger Knutson, Charles Hegorrah, Neil Ruid, James Mullally Third Row: Richard Thearin, Mahlon Nickence, Edsil Hudson, John Anderson, Dale Isham, Frank Taylor, Dale Bender, LeRoy Bagley, Anders Torgerson, John Toman, LaVern Trepanier, Robert DeNasha Second Row: Fred Hribar, Tom Riegleman, Harry Etycheson, Keith Butter field, Warner Williamson, Ray Grunewald, Ted Martinson, Robert Toutant, Harold Tiffany, Louis LaCombe, Alvin Froemel, Jack Sando Front Row: Arnold Carlson, Darrell Thompson, Larry Briggs Harley Simington, Leonard Dorazio, Frank Hiller, Donald Olker, Ronald Hudson, Richard O'Hare President. Vice Pres. Secretary. Treasurer. . . .Stanley Plys Harold Tiffany Barbara Berard . . .Edsil Hudson a.gI Q5Al'l'lQl'l Back Row: Violet Peterson, June Canick, Alice Roberts, Shirley Somerville, LaVonne Guibord, Shirley Mertig, Delores Isham, Donna Mae Mattson, Mary Leone Lukes, Marlene Froemel, Jo Ann Gergerson, Jeanette LaRonge, Lois Rush Second Row: Shirley Patrick, Ethel Elliott, Geraldine Larson, Dorothy Strand, Barbara Berard, Delores Duffy, Rose Marie Koskinen, Shirley Schwartz, Mary Hays Callaghan, Myrtle Smith, Elizabeth Mustash, Malita Miller Front Row: Martha Herman, Joan McDonnell, Judy Berndston, Peggy Clough, Shirley Olson, Shirley Smith, Janet Hanson, Betty Hall, Mable Sonby, Rose Jaloiitz, Theresa Mika, Judy Collett General Sceince Hove Bc . -1,-,... k u lE3iii --,e,,2f,,!,-' AMIKAISII SPHIIAI ziiiii , f Sea 4' vt: 5fiEgf?,s Xjaxh gxff.3' V763 ----- ff7f Sto w . , I - 24' Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor. . Exchange Editor . . . Feature Editor. Assistant. 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'UCD :ww CU:-4 Ulr-471 F-1'-'ir-I L4 0510.3 bfi-ob OGSQD 'DEED .0 , Jr Genevieve K-wi-, - Diane - Judy BARITONESx James Barber Marcia Borreson Joanne Krohn BASSES: Shirley Cressy David Borreson CORNETS: David Olson Kenneth Plante Wayne Berard Don Harper HORNSa Dennis Barber Alan Lee Olsen Pat Hughes TROMBONES: Duane Barber Florence Vallem Betty McFarland John B yle SAXAPHONES: Mary Plante Marlys Lindquist Edsil Hudson Jil! S ZZMJ CLARINETS: Judy Hanson Judy Alexander Jerry wesslen Barbara Jordan Lucille Hamblin Bette Rae Swenson Mary Lukes Mary Ann Popelka Pat Kavanagh BASS CLARINET: Beverly Anderson FLUTES: Joyce Sandstrom Danny Olson BELLS: Diane Moreland CYMBOLS: Alice Grunewald DRUMS: Robert Olker Merle Cressy Gayle Roberts Eilene Munson COLOR GUARD Left to right: Shirley Lessard, Roland Heinkel, Holly Hanson, Roger Knutson, Rose Snell M. Gobler, mel, OS er, M. Fr am DeKr , J. HHIBI' z, D. DeKr et i xander, M. D le J. A NOS: PRA SO Kubnick, , J. GHZ Kr D. B. Jordan, Holland, D. el, ink He A. nson, Ha M. nson, Ha J. Moreland, lk., D. M T. 7 Mattson D. 7 le TP MH L. Marple, , K. , M. Lindquist rd SS8. C Ie ith, Sm haefer, Z Sc , B. hultz Sc , L. ndstrom Sa a, J. lk Pope M. Olson, , s. ggles No B. Thannum, L. Wetterling. F. Strand, G. imonson, L. S G. Davis, essy, Cr S. 7 Clough P. llaghan, Ca M. 7 tson Bernd J. rd, I'8 . Be TOS: B AL 0. C O V1 E G5 III 0 F3 Halls, , B. SOB eger Gr son, J. eger Gr A fy: D. 9 Mastro Del Dell, H. W. S. Lessard, Koskinen, Jones, R. V. Jenson, M. R. Jalowitz, D. Huff, es, Hugh D. artz, , S. Sw tter Po M. Phillips, M. Peterson, V. ! HSOI1 Mu E. od, Le Mc A. 3: Luke M. smith, Swenson, M. Tart, S. B. S. Somerville, D. Strand, R. Snell, ter, Seehuet 41 rts. be Ro E. Grune- Boyle, R. Bayo, A. Grunewald, R. J. D. Barber, J Barber, Asp, H. S: OR TEN D. Olson, Olker, D. ! quist d Lin . L. holm d Lin , L. TSOI1 La T. Hughes, P. ald, W S. ly P S. .V lkey Wa em, J. ll . Va son, F P Om Th R. iffany, , H. T OH Prest R. ffy, Du T. essy, Cr M. Clough B. Borreson, , D. rard r, W. Be rbe Ba D. BASSES: ker, O1 B. rtinson, Ma Linn, D , B. Lindquist K. 7 isch le utson, F Kn R. el, Heink R. Goldman. J. zhfall, E. Woodbeck, L. ettin, Tr Tcutant, D. T. Accompanists Marlys Lindquist Mohr ill I'I' r: Me ecto Dir S011 Ol vid Da is hi C5 -42 Cfadded 7: T:- 5Y -if! f X Wi Chemi s try Gym f5,7ML f . Q ,,, g , P,-H A' , X xg .FI iz'- R..-uh. N Q , ' ' xx rf K KV' - Choir' Bookkeeping English of .. o i rar? 1i2fw . r Mgr. V 1 ll :Q t sJ,5..,,.5p5 , , r- ' - wifi' The library is ruled over by one of eight gentle hands which change with every period of the day--our student librarians. These librarians have the tasks of keeping order within their small domain, of aiding those students who need help with reference work or in choosing and finding books suited to their individual interests, of checking circu- lation books in and out and of collecting and recording finesg for, inevitably there are those who keep books out just a little longer than the library laws allow. The library is a busy place because it fills many roles. It can be a refuge for the student who merely seeks relaxation. He can find it here in the pages of a novel, in a book of travel or of poetry, in the account of someone else's life, or, perhaps, in a recent magazine. The library is a ready source of information. Encyclopedias, dictionaries almanacs, a magazine clipping file, and reference books on assorted subjects await the student with a questioning mind--or maybe the stu- dent with an assignment which requires some research. And certainly not the least part of the library's contributions is that period of relaxation that so many find on a Friday afternoon look- ing at the pictures in Life or chuckling at a cartoon in the Qglllgglg or the Saturday Evening Post--silently, of course. STUDENT LIBRARIANS: Pat Kavanaugh Beverly Noggles Diane Moreland, Virginia Potter Francis Dorazio Marty Tart Pat Griffeths, florence Jaskolski CHIEF LIBRARIAN Miss Maline 29 ...,...W 3' 5' ,pf 1, V an Bluff, Hawaii. I 5 I' The gym for the Junior-Senior Prom of l9h9 was transformed into a beautiful Hawaiian island setting, carrying out the theme, WBlue Hawaiin. Colorful murals of Hawaiian scenes were painted on the walls and palm trees swayed gracefully amid tropical flowers. Reigning over this social event were King Roland Heinkel and Queen Lois Simonson and their royal court,consisting of Donald Martin- son, Donna Matson, Alan Olsen and Patricia Morris. Barbara Hribar and Jimmy Krueger were bearers of the royal crown. lf? 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F-4 5 M U 0 SU!--1 D-35.4 0 I-I r-Irs GDI-1 PCD 349 Cl Q8 ,Msa CU H DIN -v-UU HF-1 F-1 0 U 0 o CIM gs: qrx 0 Or-I MM HO Suu E4 55 015 MU 85 'Sai mv omecoming l g r Hayward High School's first Homecoming celebration got under way at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, October 20, when a huge bonfire was touched off at the high school. The band provided music for the pep rally which was held in the light of the fire. Homecoming king and queen, Alan Olsen and Goldie Greene, were crowned at the rally. Thursday's activities were topped off with a huge snake dance that wound and twisted its way through town. Friday afternoon, October 21 the parade units gathered at the City Park. The parade consisted of class floats, schoolclub floats, and other units provided by towns people. The winning float was provided by the Junior Class. Biggest event of the celebration was the football contest between the Hayward Hurricanes and the Washburn Castleguards. The game saw a happy ending. We defeated Washburn 12 - 2. The climax of the two-day celebration was the dance, held in the high school gym, Friday night starting at 9:00 and lasting until 1:00 a.m. Selmer Alvey's band provided the rhythm. Our first Homecoming proved to be a huge success. lip r omecoming My 'E i kk,, Lk ,, ,. . cwxgiigl 1 Grand March Prize float Bonfire Mtn 'UQ Freshmen float PGP Tally jooflaf Touchdown I 1 3, Interference 14? y I -2' 1-F l Tn .,. .5 .- I .n .u- ' . -'. . '1':,!. A Mg 1, I v .,.' ' gsm- gf.. '. -9 , .. ,f ,if - n .nf--. h lg . x -Q-.N 'n g.. .,.. , ---,. .M . rn J.. U ...J ,. . 4 4. KHBAl1 x N'-'. 1 '. - :. 1. . ' . - ,.. q II I l'lC 4 o'- .. - - , ',..n . , x .. -X- in '.' 4' 0 ...,..: ' 0 . 5- ,.. . , ,u '.W n fi'-' .f L - -- ur-- '--C -v ' - .'.- ' '-I'f ' -' I-.,. u ' , .u . , I , Q .4 1 - ' 11 I nt- n S - gs' . ' K X ' '. ' .4 - , ' ' f gs . , -I , X 0 V . . . X xk e. 1 .' . ' s X -. Beverly Noggles gg. X Y v . ,- .mg gl ' ' v Ns X Nxhl hi? - 3 1' XX X xx! :nil ' J x fx - fr Q9 X y X, y 5 1 n X XX 8 x. . 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Bill Pastika, Alfred Stoess, Richard Olson, Bruce Hanson, Verlan Edwards, Lew Woodbeck. 199 RECORD 1950 Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward Hayward DePadua Cumberland Cable Ladysmith Shell Lake Rice Lake Barron DePadua Shell Lake Spooner -- Bloomer 52 -- 5 Z -- Cumberland M -- Ladysmith M9 -- Rice Lake ul -- M2 33 Barron -- Spooner -- Bloomer Tournament: 65 -- Spooner M7 -- Bloomer Managers:--Richard Scheer -- Jerry Wesslen A - - 22 55 67 -- 1 -- ug II 3 -- no -- Hey A ,4 cfion l Comi Here goes Q, Q' My Jump ball! Two points! .fdcfion . Q r, Easy does it! Nice Shot! .Jgcfion - Z?a5Lef6af! 24 SUCCQJJEK Sudan One of the most successful seasons in H H S history was wrapped up by the Hurricane cagers this year. The ledger shows lh wins chalked up in a total of 20 games. Conference record: 9 wins, 3 losses. In conference competition the Hurricanes captured second place, after holding top spot a good share of the season. Playing scrappy, aggressive ball, the Hurricanes proved one of the fastest quintets seen in action in many years. Smooth ball-handling by guards Alan Olsen and Jerry Tordoff, plus dead- ly marksmanship by this pair, accounted for much of Hayward's offensive strength. Hawking the ball in and around and under the hoops by Jim Archambault, center, and Roland Heinkel and Duane Barber, for- wards, also added to the teams' success. Most important quality was consistent, smooth, Teamwork. Everybody played the game hard and well. Reserve players saw plenty of action and always did a fine job in relief roles. Individual scoring records show what an important job the re- serves did. They include Bob Woodbeck, Dennis and Jim Barber, Larry Somerville and Tom Larson. Two seniors, Alan Olsen and Roland Heinkel, will be absent from next year's cage roster. These boys played the game well and will be missed when competition is resumed next fall. The B team also ended a successful season with a record of 9 wins against 3 losses. lfl Clldj .W , s ' f V. 5 593+-N I 'f GLH ar SEPTEMBER ff 5--School begins--315 students Football practice --First football game at Cumberland Kwon? --Election of class officers Football at Frederick Cwonj 26--Dougherty's Dolls, Ventriloquist and Puppetteer Seniors sport class rin s 30--Football at Barron Kwon? 16 23 OCTOBER 7--Freshmen Initiation lh--Teachers' Convention at Eau Claire Night football at Ladysmith flostl 20--Homecoming rally, bonfire R snake dance 21--Down-town pre-game float parade Slogan, nBeat Washburnn Homecoming football game fwonl 2 --Carl Thorson, The Jovial Jesting Juggler 2 --Football here with Spooner Ctiedl Hallowe'en party, sponsored by Juniors NOVEMBER L--End of first quarter Basketball practice begins 7--Elliott James, Miraculous liquid-air demonstration ll--Armistice Day program Cone-half day of school! 15--First basketball game, DePauda here Cwonb 17--Mason's stage NMonke Business at its bestu 22--Basketball at CumBeriand Cwonj 2h-25--Thanksgiving vacation 29--Basketball, Cable here fwonj DECEMBER 2--Basketball at Ladysmith Qwonj 6--The Roamers, Four singing Vagabonds Basketball, Shell Lake here fwonl Z--Basketball, Rice Lake here Kwon! l --Basketball at Barron Cwonl 20--Annual Christmas Ball, sponsored by Seniors 21--Football boys at a special banquet 22--Annual Choir Concert 23--Basketball at DePadua Clost by 1 point! Sixteen-day Christmas vacation begins , f k I .Pdf af rf' wif I2 ' fi 4, :EQ N O 2 , X, f W JANUARY 9--Back to school, Xmas vacation ends lO--Basketball at Shell Lake Clostl l3--Basketball, Spooner here Cwonl 16--Snow storm, school called off 17--Mary Barry, Marimba Soloist nMusicale Cruisen 20--End of first Semester Basketball at Bloomer Clostl 2k--Basketball, Cumberland here Cwonl 27--Basketball, Ladysmith here Cwonl 3O-- School called off, only L70 below 31--Freshmen return party to Sophomores FEBRUARY 3--Basketball at Rice Lake Cwonl 9--Paul Leonard, Bird Man M Musician lO--Basketball, Barron here Cwonl 13-lk--Grade school operetta 15--Another snow blizzard, no school 17--Basketball at Cable Kwon! 20--Band Concert 21--Basketball at Spooner Qlostb 2h--Basketball, Bloomer here Klostl 27--Stokes, the colored quartet MARCH 2-3-M--Regional Basketball tournament Hayward vs. Spooner Kwon by a yardl Hayward vs. Bloomer Clost by inchesl 10-ll--Sectional tournament at Spooner CBloomer victorious? 15--Oration and declamation tryouts 22--Prom King election 27--DeWille Concert Artists 29--End of third quarter 31--DeForrest A Lynn, nDe1uxe Magicn District speech tourney at Hurley APRIL 7-ll--Easter vacation lk--Sophomore party nSingle seranaden 22--Music Festival at Ashland 27--Petrie, Woodwind Ensemble 29--Junior-Senior Prom MAY 8--Superior State Band Concert 12--Senior Class Play nMoonlight for Herbertn 18--Choir's Spring Concert 21--Baccalaureate Services 26--Graduation 29--Class Picnics 30--Memorial Day Exercises School closes!! v - V ' 0 'a my f f 3f? 9 ' E-'T 7-..'1 , C lf. SA fun QC- 55- j 'M J ' f4L S , X .y 1 , me 1 - fa. - 50 orenaica From a good number of students who undertook time and effort for tryouts in Oratory and Declamatory, the following won in their selective field and went on to the Northern District Speech Contest at Hurley to vie for further honors. Joan Warder,--Oration . . . . HOur American Heritage of Freedomn Virginia Potter,--Declamation . . . . . . . . nFor All Eternityn Donna Mattson,--Declamation . . . . . nBeauty is Only Skin Deepn Diane Moreland,--Declamation . .nThe Picture of Dorian Grayn David Borreson,--Oration . . . YDelinquency Is Not Juvenilen Jim Barber,--Declamation . . . . . . . . 'The Jukes Familyn .Diane has represented Hayward High School atthe district speech contest at Hurley for four years. She has made a success in both oratory and declamatory, taking oratory two years and declamatory two years. From the contest at Hurley, she has been chosen to go to Madison to the State Speech Contest three times. We are proud to have had someone to represent our school so ably. as 'MA We, the SENI RS of 1950, declare and publish this as our last WILL and TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all former wills made by us at any time. To the faculty we bequeath tears and heartbreaks. fThey won't admit it, but we know they'll miss us.J To the Juniors we bequeath our class treasury. You may be able to buy a few erasers, or something. To the Sophomores we bequeath our ability to accomplish great things. To the Freshmen we bequeath our fierce determination. This will enable them to struggle bravely through the next three years of high school. I, Bill Clough, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Dennis Barber. I, Beverly Noggles, bequeath my place as a cheerleader to Molly Hanson. I, Robert Bayo, bequeath my expert ability at straight billiards to John Boyle. I, Neil Hamblin, bequeath my manual arts ability to Charles Druger. You'd better make good use of it, charles, because it's hard to part with it. I, Dan Mcleod, bequeath my ability to run a mile in record breaking time to Bill Moody. I, Deloris Huff, bequeath my ability to become engaged and disengaged to Leone Stewart. I, Virginia Potter, bequeath my ability to utilize my study hours to Wayne Berard It might help, Wayne! I, Judy Hanson, bequeath my ability to get along with my boy friends to Alice Gruenwald. Good luck, Alice! I, JoAnn Walkey, Bequeath my ability to go steady for four years to Dolly Krenz I, Natalie Whitman, bequeath my night life to Joan Warder. Remember, Joan, it takes a strong constitution. I,lEuy'Anne Jarvis, bequeath my cooking ability to Bessie Eythcheson. They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Bessie. I, Don Somerville, bequeath my dreamy eyes to Grace Jones. You can have some of my freckles if you want them, too, Grace. I, Genevieve Thannum, bequeath my dainty walk to Bob Woodbeck. I, Jack Zufall, bequeath my dates with Judy to Tom Toutant. I, Robert Preston, bequeath my long legs to Lhxine Phillips. I, Fred leisch, bequeath my Toni and my automobile to Leslie Peters. I, Jim Barber, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Hribar to Ernie Goldman. I, Rose Snell, bequeath my job at the Drug Store to David Borreson. I, Shirley Cressy, bequeath my tuba to Jerry Kavanagh. I don't know just what you'll do with it, Jerry. I, Roland Heinkel, bequeath my sense of humor to Tom Duffy. And he thought he had something before. Oh, boy! I, Allan Hanson, bequeath ny motorcycle to Mary Beth Clyngenpeel. I, Art Kelsey, bequeath my ability to go hunting out of season to David Olson. I, Alan Olsen, bequeath my athletic ability to Onni Koskinen. I, Betty Bracklin, bequeath my quiet manners to Joyce Sandstrom. I, Diane Moreland, bequeath my chewing gum to any desk without a wad. I, Florence Wetterling, bequeath my three afternoon classes with Miss Riordan to Alan Jarvis. I, Margaret Long, bequeath my slim figure to Gayle Roberts. I, laura Marple, bequeath my blue jeans to Darlene Wolf. Don't you dare wear them out, Darlene. I, Pat Hughes, bequeath my short hair cut to Frances Dorazio. I, Nola Thorp, bequeath my past interest in Cable to all the Junior girls. I, Lois Simonson, bequeath my ability to write themes for English class to Willie lhrple. I, Mary Ellen Gobler, bequeath my beautiful brown eyes to Pat Mullally. I, Robert Thompson, bequeath my height to James Archambault. Kathryn Morton, bequeath my love of horses to Shirley Iessard. I: Bernice Froemel, bequeath Ted Gokey to anyone who can run fast enough to catch him. I, Keith Lindquist, bequeath my--UOh yeah?U I'm not leaving anything for free. I, Lillian Wetterling, bequeath my free taxi rides to anybody looking for a ride to Smith lake. I, Alice Seeheutter, bequeath Tommy Toutant to Pat Griffiths. I, Robert Linn, bequeath my chemistry book to Duane Barber. Here's hoping you have a better memory than I have, Duane. I, Don Martinson, bequeath my ability to blush to Jake Iavelle. I, Beverly Schaefer, bequeath my bookkeeping ability to Jerry Tordoff. I, Ronald Pringle, bequeath my beards and my girl friends to Hollis Moore. I, Marty Tart, bequeath a certain green Buick to Alice Gregerson. I, Beatrice Miller, Bequeath my love of birds to Mary Ann Popelka. , Cyrilla Trepanier, Bequeath my friendly smile to Donna Grreene. I, Lois Schultz, bequeath half of my dates with Freddie to Joan Kubnick. If I gave you all of them you wouldn't have time for anything else. I, Connie Gorud, bequeath my red hair to Betty Jo Bauer. I, Dorothy Holland, bequeath my common sense to the nscatter brained.W enior C6155 Way MOONLIGHT FOR HERBERT Lois Simonson . . ........... . . . Beverly baby of the family Diane Moreland . . ........... . Margaret Rains her mother Genevieve Thannum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Hepplewhite the music teacher Marty Tart ................ Mrs. Ellington-Lewis Aristocrat and music patroness Allan Hanson .................... Felix Heidler famous music critic Robert Thompson . ......... Vincent Farnsworth, Jr. a neighbor's son Jim Barber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert youthful genius Ronald Heinkel . .......... . .Sidney Rains his father Judy Hanson . . . . .............. . Julia Arnold the town's leading realtor Mary Ellen Gobler . . .......... . .... Jean Bressart adorable niece of Mrs. Ellington-Lewis Keith Lindquist ............. Vincent Farnsworth, Sr. the high school principal Lillian Wetterling ............ . Mrs. Tracy a housewife Don Somerville . .... . ......... . Mr. Tierney a successful contractor 6!g2ND6l2UQf Hayward Drug Store Ploneer Drug Store Ewig Land Association Moreland's Sd to 31 Store Hayward Laundry Hanson's Meat Market Hiss Bakery Alexander's Furniture Gail Davis, Plumbing Heating McG1ll's Electric Service Midget Hamburger Hut Hayward Electric k Appliance Hayward Hardware Co Wise Brothers, Real Estate Abramson's Clothing Store V's Hotel Peterson's Shoe Store Lund's Barber Shop Pufahl Hardware Co Hagen's Tailorlng Jacobsen Jewelry Rivkin's Store Moreland Insurance Agency Pines Cafe Hayward Grill Gus Karibalis Shuman Insurance Olson Bros. - Groceries, Meats Hayward Variety Charm Beauty Salon O'Hare Lumber Co. Hanson Mercantile Co. La Vilah's Beauty Shop B. k W. Chevrolet Co. Consolidated Lumber Co. Ralph W. Stellar, Attorney Hayward Dairy Co. Hampton's Gift M Flower Shop Wilson's Skelgas I Pearson's Soda Grill Hayward Feed R Fuel i - Hotel Walker Anderson's Funeral Home Dr. M. E. Wyant Dr. V. W. Davis Hayward Lumber Co. Dr. H. F. Kidd Larson's Restaurant Namekagon Motor Sales I' Hayward Liquor Store Moccasin Bar Lake Superior Distri ct Power Dr. H. C. Greve Sawyer County Record George Bowers Roadside Drive Inn Shrock Cleaners Eaton's Feed Store N. L. Co-op Store Pontiac Sales 8 Serv ice Davis R Davis, Attorneys Studebaker Garage Anglers Bowling Alley Varien's Studio of Music Erickson's Filling Station Eddie's Service Stat ion Jean's Flower Shop Dr. E. R. Krueger Park Theatre Risberg Recreat'l Real Estate Coogan's Photo Shop ' ., Q 4i 58 MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA, KANSAS ERS Jay-155 YEARBOOKS L .: ,115 v ,,F., A -za . 15.44. Q 5.1 Ly, -f- - is-E'-f -maliifgi Qmaygiq-,hai-ik-15,,p,1::f,..g2f.L:.35Ef31?5 - ,if f ' 3' - '- - - Y, MLS? fag? X ,S-fb x lghififw 3-hE2fc x ' I-fa va- 512 if wp mvwfvfrdfg fig '? .. A .. . . W . . .Fill , -. . .. ,x , , , MN , 1. . ,- . ,. ., F , f-ff - ff -1+ '--1 . -x.,t,.'. , -X --mzwmi -' A QC . - f-ig-.F-1191 P' ef, wf- -'K :P-,X we .- sf?-' ' -'1 -- -F - 5--, f' . fl J f A . - - a. 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