Hollandale High School - Panther Yearbook (Hollandale, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1950 presents UA flnfkef Hollandale High School Hollandale, Wiscunsin Lf! ll fl fl0I1 2 J., . I ww' TU77. F119 Hjih LJ f 1 'W nfl? e .I if i fi: :if ' ig +:?'fT fi 7i 11 3-jfweif f 1 Z' -1 ff iH, T,.gff1.3'. L,., L to R Walker Skaife, Neil Gilbertson, Lois Klosterman, Louise Runden l9anfAe,f 5? W Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editor Photographer - - Faculty Advisor Lois Klosterman Louise Runden Neil Gilbertson Walker Skaife - - - - - - - -Miss scnuh A, it ul! , -of -, I X 3' 11 Q I --..--------- V ------- .--------- 3 gra uafcng ami 1950 Let Arms Class Motto American Beauty Rose Class Flower Class Colors Red, Blue, and Gold Q1 Q KSBWWEKME Q Yield to the Gown mf '27, we cf ' of .1 . :Ye 2--L 4, W 4259 if '-r Loulse Runden nLucy N 4102? wha vw .iam M 3 Nw! Carl Schneider Cuddy' Lois Klosterman nK1usty' 'CF Qi' Robert Anderson Andy' Wilbert Blaser fn' Bur Q 'QZT' V f 'b 49 - Walter Reynolds Z 'Walt' 't: , -'-I Neil Gilbertso N D Gildy' .lf fm Q I LHK5 ff, 3 Michael Darrow HMiokeyH Robert Sev Bob Mona Burns Burnen Gerald McGinnity Bow Merwin James Sammy 6 STSO . 'A' Q1 S 5 Rl is Z I Qyuf Q' enior Cfaad .Mdforg 4f I 3 ew 'J-x X x On September 3, l9'+6, nineteen green and noisy freshmen followed one another up the stairs of Hollandale High School to mark the beginning of their high school careers Among them were Robert Anderson, Alice Anderson, Wilbert Blaser, Mona Burns Mickey Darrow, Neil Gilbertson, Billy Hoffman, Sammy James, Sammy Hughes, Lois Klosterman, Wilma Marty, B111 Nelson, Claire Olson, Walter Reynolds, Louise Runden, Carl Schneider, Robert Severson, Walker Skaife, and Florence Walstad The new teachers this year were Mr Bausman, Miss Saether and Mrs Holzer The freshmen were all weak in the knees for the first ten days of school because initiation was scheduled for Friday, the 13th All survived the ordeal, however, and after performing their stunts, they enjoyed an evening of dancing and eating af? 129 Q 'gi-9 'f s 7 31+ Y qc, 3- O 7 ' - 9 O Q N If . C f ,ft nz ni , u I4 .5 t T ? 1 I MQ -M' at fi ' ' 'n . '- Q - :.' - S J cbt 1 mi U0 Class officers for the year were Lois Klosterman President, Mona Burns, Vice President, and Sammy James Secretary Treasurer Mona and Lois were elected cheer leaders Our class advisor was Miss Saether Robert Severson, Carl Schneider, and Mona Burns went out for forensics, with Carl going on to the district meet Alice Anderson dropped out during the year, making the class an even eighteen in number On September 8, l9l+'7 the group returned to Hollandale High School to begin their sophomore year, minus Claire Olson and Sammy Hughes who transferred to Blanchardville, and Florence Walstad who dropped out During the year Lois Klosterman was again elected President of the class, while Robert Severson was chosen Vice President and Neil Gilbertson, Secretary Treasurer The teachers this year were Mr Lefler, Mr O'Hearn and Miss Bassett Mr O'Hearn was our class advisor Carl Schneider was the only one who went out for forensics The contest was held in Blanchardville, but Carl was sick the day of the contest so he couldn't compete Lois and Mona were also cheerleaders this year Mona Burns, Bob Severson, and Neil Gilbertson took part in the league contest play, I'm a Fool The play was presented in Argyle, but failed to win 8 .Y 1 : , i . . , O Wilma Marty moved to Barneveld. 2Sxx'L n ,., P5 'Q when we returned to school on Sept 7, l9N8, we were all set for our big Junior Year Two more of our classmates were gone, Bill Hoffman, who moved to Mt Horeb, and Bill Nelson, who went to Mineral Point B M Band and Home Economics were added this year, with Mrs Thompson teaching band and Mrs Anderson teaching home econo mics Mr Crawford, Mr Nodolf, and Miss Hayes were also new teachers Class officers for the year were Mona Burns, President, Louise Runden, Vice President, and Lois Klosterman, Secretary Treasurer Mr Nodolf was our class advisor November llth was a big day for us because it was the day we received our class rings We were all proud as we picked our own ring out of the box And we are still proud of the rings that bear the mark of Hollandale High School our Junior Prom The Community Building was decorated in purple and white, our school colors Lilacs and iris were used to carry out the theme Lois Klosterman, Louise Runden, and Helen Anderson were in the queen's court Marion Peter son carried the crown that was made of red and white roses At 10 15 the grand march was led by Mona Burns, the queen, and Robert Anderson, the king After the grand march we all nced as Hal Mac played our theme song, Deep Purplen Because of our misfortune, on Sept 12th 1949 as we re turned for our Senior year, we took our places in the Commun ity Building All members of the class returned, with th addition of one new student, Gerald McGinnity ' All teachers came back with the exception of Miss Hayes Miss Schuh took her place 9 Y . . . f ,H On May 22nd the big event of the year took place-- cgi? uf' da H , . -1 , Elf 1 Class officers elected were: Carl Schneider, Presidentg Mona Burns, Vice Presidentg and Lois Klosterman, Secretary- - -f' I Treasurer. Mr. Crawford was our class advisor. 'wexzffvgwg Ea Al play for the contest We chose a tragedy, 'The Valiant' H ing Seniors, this was our year to put on the one act On December 2nd the Seniors had their Homecoming, with Belleville playing Hollandale Despite the loss of the game, the evening was a success Several door prizes were donated by the business men to be given away at the dance Lois dropped out of cheerleading this year, so Mona was the only Senior cheerleader representing our school At the Blanchardville game the Seniors sponsored a candy sale and took in a total of S7 O3 Our Senior class play, which was presented early in February, was a comedy entitled 'Just Ducky' Miss Schuh directed it In December we picked out our announcements and name cards We also ordered new caps and gowns We chose the American beauty rose as our class flower, navy, red, and gold as our colors, and 'Let Arms Yield to the Gown' as our motto It is with much regret that the Seniors are planning to aureate services will be held on May 21st and Commencement Exercises on May 26th '-4 !0 ik., .K Xe' X477 say good-bye to Hollandale High School this spring. 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L to R Harley Rundhaug Treasurer, Otis Retrum, Director, Martin Norton, lerk Mal!! of 67611160 tL0l'l The Board of Education is a very vital and necessary part of our school, for it is through the untiring efforts of these men that we have the school that we have today with many added burdens this year because of the fire, the members of the Board of Education have worked diligently to furnish us with the best of everything possible We, the members of the student body, would like to thank these men for everything they have done to provide us with a sound education ll L to R CFront Rowb Irs Thompson, Irs Anderson, Iilss Schuh CSecond R010 hr Crawford, hr Nodolf' QCU hr Crawford Pr1nc1p l, Coach, Social Studies, Engllsh Home Town Mlneral Polnt School UH1VGTSlt19S of New iexico and WiSCOnS1D Nagor Guldance lnors Engllsh, Hlstory, Sclence Mr Nodolf Coach, C1v1cs, Mathematics, Business Trainlng hone Town Hartford School Plattevllle State Teachers College M1HOTS Mathematlcs, Soclal Sclences M155 Schuh English, Blology, Dramatlcs, Llbrary Ho e To1n Elcho School Unlverslty of Wlsconsin Magor Engllsh h1HOPS Llbrary Sclence, Social Sclence, History Mrs Thompson Muslc Home Town Reedsvllle School Universlty of Nlsconsln hagor Muslc Mrs Anderson Home Economlcs Home Town Glenwood, Mlnnesota School Sherlin 8 Holmes Seflng School Magor Sewlng Mr Scadden Agrlculture Home Town Hazel Green School Platteville State Teachers College Magor Avriculture Minor Sclence I2 1 H w .' a 0 A' 0 'A 0 1 v' , -I . , . . . 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Junior Gilbertson, Gerald Peterson, Ann Lord Charles Sigg CBack Rowj Richard Jackson, Harvey Frye, Mr Nodolf, Advisor LLIILIZPJ On September 7, 1947 the Class of '51 entered the Hollandale High School as Freshmen They were Junior Gilbertson, Gerald Peterson, Charles Sigg, Harvey Frye, Richard Hoffman, Shirley Nelson, Betty Marty, Ann Lord, Dorothy Marty, and Lois Schwartz Charles was elected President, Harvey was Vice President, and Shirley was Secretary Treasurer Miss Bassett was our advisor In l9h8 only Harvey, Junior, Charles, and Gerald returned for their Sophomore year The other students transferred to other schools Mary Trainor and Richard Jackson Joined the class later in the year This year Harvey was chosen President, Charles was Vice President and Gerald was Secretary Treasurer Mr Nodolf was our class advisor In the fall of l91+9 Charles, Junior, Gerald, Harvey, Richard, and Ann Lord, who returned after a year in another school, started their Junior year in Hollandale High School. Class officers for the year are: Harvey, Presidentg Richard, Vice-President, Ann, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Charles represented the Junior class on the Student Council and Junior Gilbertson acted as Judge on the Student A Court. Our class advisor was Mr. Nodolf. I3 E M ' , 4 gif-357 C . fs L 0 o 3 ' O O CFront Howl Virginia Campbell, Geraldine McGinnity, Lois Kleppe, Idain McCarville, Gloria Retrum, Helen Palskill, Helen Anderson CSecond Howl Mr Nodolf, Advisor, Maynard Swenson, Ruth Colden Ronald Doran, Bruce Bollerud, Moya Marsha J, Donna Azzaliro to .gala omored On September 7, 1998, ten green Freshmen, to be known as the Class of '52, started their high school careers They were Bruce Bollerud, Helen Anderson, Moya Marshall, Maynard Swenson Virginia Campbell, Ruth Colden, Gloria Retrum, Ronald Doran, Lois Kleppe, and Donna Azzalino A class meeting was held and Gloria Retrum was nominated President, Virginia Campbell, Vice President, Moya Marshall, Secretary Treasurer Our class advisor was Miss Hayes when the class walked into their new school environment in Sept- ember 1939, three new members had joined the class. They were: Helen Palskill, Idain McCarville, and Geraldine McGinnity. Officers chosen were: President, Bruce Bollerudg Vice President, Maynard Swenson, Sec retary-Treasurer, Helen Palskill. Ronald Doran and Idain McCarville were elected to serve on the Student Council and Moya Marshall was chosen as a Judge on the Student Court. Idain McCarville, Moya Marshall, and Ruth Colden helped out the Senior Class by taking part in their class play NJust Duckyn. I4 u O 3 I -, ' if' R. 1 ,. , L to R Row V Burns, Caro oan o Mary Thoni, Marilyn Massey, Patty Nancy Fitzsimmons CSecond Row! Jack Holcomb, Thomas Lord, Paul Hegland, Jack Harrington, James Lord, Richard Mc Kenzie, Miss Schuh, Advisor On September 12, l9N9 seventeen Freshmen entered Hollandale High School to begin their high school careers They were Mary Thoni, Virginia Burns, Joan Vosberg, Jack Harrington, Carol Boe, Ralph Jackson, Thomas Lord, James Lord, Richard McKenzie, Paul Hegland, Donald Frank, Patricia Palskill, Nancy Fitzsimmons, Jack Holcomb, Virginia Whitford, Patricia Fitzsimons, and Marilyn Massey A class meeting was held at which Virginia Burns was elected President, Marilyn Massey, Vice President, and Nancy Fitzsimmons, Secretary Treasurer Our class advisor was Miss Schuh On September 23rd the Freshmen were officially welcomed to the High School by the very accommodating Senior class at an initia tion party Although the Freshmen suffered many humiliations, they gladly braved the hardships in order to gain official recognition by the upper classmen Patty Palskill and Joan Vosberg were chosen by their classmates to represent them on the Student Council and Mary Thoni was chosen as the Freshmen representative on the Student Court I5 '5 I . . , 5 1 L , QESZVQUIQITIEU1 6111 Tnls yewr, under the dl'9Ct1OH of hr Tnomn on and lr John on, our bane has crown and developed lmlen ely Starting only a year a o wlth only a few pleces, the band nov con lst of 3 druns, Jass horns, M Cl3vlHCtS, M cororets, 3 sa opnone , 2 tronbones French horns, and cymbals lhe bane made lts flrst puollc apnearance at the January meetlng of the P T A when lt gave a concert Early ln the year a pep b HQ was OTg3Hl ed to play at the hone basletball anes lhe pep band wade lt flrst apoeavance at the honecomecolinp game, whlcb was held the flr t IGGY of Decewber lemoer of the band are Rlcnard 1CfGHZl9, loya H rshall, Lols Klosterman, Mona Qurns, Jlfglnla Campbell, Nancy lTZSlmIOH , Gerald Peterson, Cnarle Slgg, Ruth Colden, Iernln Jame , Ronald Doran Vary THOH1, Robert Sever on, Junlor Glloertson, Glorla Retrun, bruce Boll erud, June Retrun, N3TlOH Steen land, Donna Doran, larle Petrun Joan Vosberg, Maynard owenson, l6 . 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In GI 7 ' . - f G L to R Qrront nowb Joan Vosberg Robert Severson, President, Idain McCarvl1le, Patty Palsklll CSecond Rowb Neil Gllbertson, Ronald Doran, Charles Slgg .S?ll,J2l'lt COUHCL A new addition to our school th1s year is the Student Councll, an organlzation that enforces most of the laws governlng the school The Council follows the laws in the High School Constltutlon, which was wrltten by the Senlor Class, under the supervislon of Mr Craw ford, and approved by the underclassmen The Student Councll functlons much the same as does the Unlted States government It includes a president, a student court, and Robert Severson was elected to serve as President of the Councll Neil Gllbertson was chosen as the Senlor representative, Charles Slgg, the Junlor representatlve, Ronald Doran and ldain hcCarv1lle, Sophomore representatives, and Joan Vosberg and Patty Palsklll, the Freshmen representatlves The Student Court, a part of the organlzation, is preslded over by Wllbert Blaser JUH1OP Gllbertson, Moya Marshall, and Mary Thoni are the other members of tke court, which trles all cases that come before lt IB ll H q I O I . . , . I . - O representatives from each class. . I . . . . V L . . O f7A Mimi The one act play, The Valiant , was presented by the Senior Class ln the contest in Hollandale on October 24th The cast of the play, a tragedy, was as follows Josephine Paris Lois Klosterman Warden Holt Robert Sever on Father Daly Neil Gilbertson Prisoner Dyke. . . Carl Schneider Attendant. . . . Merwin James Jailer . . . . . . . . . . Walker Skaife UThe Valiantn was very successful, winning an HAH and the ti e Hthe most outstanding play of the eveningn. Other schools that were in the contest were Argyle, Blanchardville, and Orfordville. Miss Hugenin of the Platteville State Teachers College staff was the Judge. On November 17th the play was presented in the district contest at Platteville, winning a MCH rating. The play was directed by Miss Schuh I9 KC 77 e . - n n - tl 5 I U ua! ,ibucgy Early in February the Senlor Class presented thelr class play, a comedy entitled nJust Ducky Because of the shortage of glrls in the Senior Class, three Sophomore glrls, Idain Mc Carvllle, Moya Marshall, and Ruth Colden volunteered to help by taking part ln the play The cast was as follows Mr Maxwell Mrs Maxwell Connle Maxwell Wilbur Iaxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Hercules Nelson Aunt Mary Vester Blayne Bernadine Mr Moore Del Marshall the direction of Miss Schuh Robert Severson Louise Runden Lois Klosterman Carl Schneider Mona Burns Walter Reynolds Moya Marshall Ruth Colden Idain McCarville Merwin James Gerald McGinnity 66 77 L ll. Craig Moore . . . . Neil Gilbertson I O O , O I U The play was, everyone agreed, a great success. It was under Q53 L to R CFront Rowl V Burns, C Boe, P Palskill, N Fitz simmons, D Azzalino, M Thoni CSecond Rowb M Massey, L Kleppe, M Marshall, Mrs Anderson, A Lord, M Burns, J Vosberg, H Anderson, V Campbell, R Colden CTh1rd Row? 1 McCarville, G Retrum, H Palskill lllfle Home Ec is a club activity which was organized a year ago This year, through lack of facilities, it has been held at the home of Tim Burns The Home Ec Club has three sewing machines two electric and one mechanical The Club held a candy sale during the year to raise money to purchase a button-hole attach- ment for one of the machines. Mrs. Louise Anderson is the instructor for the group, which consists of eighteen girls. All of the girls participate in pro- jects such as skirts, blouses, aprons, clothes pin bags, pajamas, pillow cases, dresses, etc. Many of the girls have made things that they are now wearing. All of the girls agree that the Club is a very worthwhile endeavor which will also be of much value to them in later years. 21 A A i -S Q Xa if ' . s X ' 0 U O C Q 1 U O Q U Q Q Q C Q Q l I I . ' lf O ' 9 O Baakelball af Zheam Cheerleaders V Campbell, G Retrum, I McCarvi11e, H Palskill D Azzalino, M Burns CSecond Bowl N Gilbertson, J Gilbertscn, C Schneider, W Reynolds, M Darrow erson, M James, R Anderson, Mr hodolf, Coach Cheerleaders Joan Vosberg, Mary Thoni CSecond Rowb G Peterson, W Reynolds, R Doran, G Peterson CThird Rowl Mr Nodolf, Coach, J Harrington, Manager, C Sigg, B Bollerud, J Lord, M Swenson, Manager 22 ll ff 77 CThird Rowh W. Blaser, Manager, W. Skaife, H.Frye, R. Sev- ll Z?a4Aef4af Hollandale's Panthers experienced a season that was far from being successful, winning only one conference game up to the time of this writing. One of the high- lights of the year was the Christmas doubleheader with two State L1ne teams defeating two other teams of different leagues Hollandale defeated Avoca and Blanchardville de feated Mineral Point Hollandale so far has played Blanchardville, Mineral Point, Avoca, Belleville, Monticello, New Glarus, Argyle, Orfordville Ridgeway, and Barneveld, defeating only the Orfordville quintet Carl Schneider will undoubtedly be high scorer of the team as he was last year, and will probably end up in the First Ten ln scoring in the State Line League The 'Bn team had a much better scoring record than did the NAU team, with 7 victories and 5 defeats Five out of the eight members on the UAH team are Seniors and therefore will not be with the team next year X J 23 3 . 7 I . -N L ,g XX ' t iff? if 9 'W ' K in L to R CFront Rowh J Gllbertson, T Lord, I Darrow, G Peterson, N Gllbertson, J Reynolds CSecond Bowl R Severson, M Ja es, J Harrlngton, H Frye, R Doran, B Bollerud, J Lord CTh1rd Rowb Mr Nodolf, Coach, R Jackson, C Schnelder, W Skalfe, R Anderson, C Slgg, G McG1nnity lqfgzlffdgfllp The record of Hollandale Hlgh school for baseball much better than for basketball The tea won 8 and 7 games durlng the spring and f ll seasons Some of games Hollandale lost were by very lop sided scores, when they won the brand of ball was very excellent was lost the but The no hit, no run game that Nell Gllbertson pltched agalnst Barneveld was the highlight of the year The team work 1n thls game far exceeded the expectations of everyone Neil Gilbertson and Carl Schneider were the leading hltters, with 302 averages Walker Skaife was also high, batting a 298 average The team as a whole batted about 200 We hope that the 1950 record will be as good as the 1949 was 24 M Our boys in ac tion sch V019 18 The X, V x 1 1-J' 'Ax . 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Despite very crowded and somewhat inconvenieit conditions, we have put in what we feel is one of our most successful years in the Hollandale Graded School Although we are still under a super time in our history We are now classed as a state graded school with the increased enrollment in the lower grades this year, have an assistant teacher, Mrs Skaife, in that department Ou total enrollment is 56 pupils We have taken an active part in all scnool activities this year including a Thanksgiving program for the P T A and the Christmas program Our basketball team has played several teams from other schools 28 . X x lil' . . . . 1 . . Vising principal, we are operating as a separate unit for the first ' ' ,' we . . . . L V . r . , . . . , . . I O C I Url: Q-7 St d Mr Crawford SeZ2edn?L to R J Mlss Fimian, Mrs Skalfe, Mrs Thompson, Miss Stoker !SIiT16l2M1! -.fgif 1767 CICZL ,gf Miss Flmian Lower Grade Teacher Home Town Wabasha, Mlnnesota School LaCrosse State Teachers College Mrs Skalfe Lower Grade Teacher Home Town Hollandale School Dodgevllle Teachers College Mrs Thompson Music Teacher Home Town Reedsville Scnool University of Wisconsin Miss Stoker: Upper Grade Teacher Home Town: Hollandale School: Platteville State Teachers College Mr. Crawford: Supervlsing Prlncipal Home Town: Mineral Point School: University of Wisconsin and New Mexlco 29 I gk 3 av 2 . -1 'L VW K A - I A S ' c . o . , o o ' . L ' : . . 2 ' e o Q . . 0 o 2 O . 1 I L to R Howard H gland, Treasurer, Mrs Ambros Mor an, Clerk, Curtis Anderson QUCIQJ .SZJAUOK '6l of 6JuCail0H Although circumstances this year have made the job a difficult one, the members of our school board have carried on with diligence and determination. And, as a result, we have been adequately provided with all of the tools necessary for a good, sound education--an education which will make us worthy, upright citizens and a credit to the community in which we live. We, the pupils of the graded school, would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Board of Education for the time and effort they have devoted to our school this year. 30 42m , QP 1 , V '-4 Q . 8- ' ' . . G - g ' ,L . I Q92 ,.,. 0 LUQI' Pd 25 rlrft Ro! L to n, Ada Caldwell, Juoy eterson, BOhVlG Erofn, Bllly Doran, Bllly Lendrlckson, Larl Bdrne, Jane Klttoe, Denny Parcels, Harlan Anderion, Raymond Bollerud Second ' susan Iolgen, qlCMlG Store, Vornen Hanson, Ernest Furzer, Kcrnetl Burns, Kennetn Wollerud, Sheldon Ancereon P y BoWlerud, Jerly Retrdn Thlrc Row K y hGbl3DQ, Frall Elf cncr, Laverne Co7den, Je n Len rLcl on, RonnLe Stowe, AlVlH Lrlcr, ncnsol D15 nd, Vlnll S'a1 e, Q JOFl9 Armetronb, safe IFLJJ NlSSlHg from the Dioture: Janlce Nellum, Gary Mellum, Davld SDTlHLCT, Eddie Kitsemble, Larry Rotrum, Karen Sfrommen, Nancy Hendrlchson 31 , H Hi - L HK L L ' ' N ' fi 3, 17, '35 L vi . A . Ng 4 S- ' Qi .L . - 'sv . v 0 f ' ., - -1 ,'1 J V r , ,, , H4 I i rl N TI f A V ' QS A - i V. if f' . . lla' , 6 Q -f f 'f f - - J . M ' iff I 9 V ' ' - -1 Q 5 1 w . ' ' W 'A , f kd 1 ' , f Yo N wr . - '1 H v .J M 0 ' ' ubltl . ' '. L' .. .J '. L' . . 3. . uv 1 5 . A K Y A ' .L J A 4, ' V . A . .1 A . , 11021: N 'u I 've L ' .g' - v 1 . 'ue f ' 1 3- ' . 'L 1 L , . A .L ' , att 1 V aw ,- Q' -. . 1- 1 4 . . If , I S, Y 'T 1 ' 'I 'I - S .1.- , 1 ' , ... ' 8. Lge C. LS A M 1 ' L ' r- pf' L: Lf M'r- - - , C. M -1 , u .f 1 . ,W cz Pl Y Y Flrst Row CL to F D Jllller Melluw, Aloell Lunda, Jccky Q rrs Plcharo 'ruer on, Uetty Bollerud, Rlta HlTLCh0T, HoTlOU Peterson second row Lettle Klmbert, June Retr W, Carollne Steer lane, Marlene AZZallHO, Donna Doren, Nerlon Oteensland, Roger Dunb r Thnro Row stanley Marshall, Ronnne Bu n , John Aroerson, Ralph Kleppe, Merle Retruw, Nancy Swenson O O The members of the upper grades would llke to teke fhls onportunlty to thank Rev. Benson and the entvre Lutheran Congregetlon for thelr n selfishness in allowlng us to use thelr rooms th s year. 32 1- 'Qi' L QA T - '15 U I 5 , Rx 15,413 Af' I 'NX ,. 1 1 ,x, K A wbku yi?J . ,, x y . .f As Q 'Q 5 'F E 0 Y ' . 1 ..' I ' 3 2 Y' X , X 7 I A My MN ' ' Q uk, ' , A uv . u ' : .A z. ' ' M l L l ' Q : vu-.s, .. 1 J. 1: S LJ ' V , A ' Tl' J , me . A W ' ' ' ' . . 1' , ' fr' 4 I. O AA LA.lA 1 15.1 . f' . 7 IN U fi . i C' 1. XJ Ci 1 ' : H . ' A o of r s -T ' l ' 4 ' v C- O 0099.Q.0.000QCOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOQOO0000 Q HANSON FEED 8: GRAIN C0 FEED GRAIN FERTILIZER SEEDS FARM SUPPLIES CUSTOM GRINDING Campbell Auto Co SCPVICS Statlon INTERNATIONAL O A SCOSN . Phone 41 WISCONSIN o Q 0 NDALE w COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 50 from the HOLLANDALE CAFE HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF' 50 Dr. S B Marshall HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN L. J. Vosberg, prop. Best Wishes to the class of '50 from H. S. HUXTABLE, D. D. S. MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN OBMA STUDIOS Photography DODGEVILLE vs lscoNsIN Compliments to the Class of 50 FROM TIM'S TAVERN The House of Good Spmts HOLLANDALE w1scoNs1N O 9 as 97 MORGAN S STORE HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN Congratulatnons and Best Wlshes to class of 1950 PUINI AUTH PARTS 8b WELIIERS SUPPLY C0 WELDING SUPPLIES AUTO PARTS WASTE MATERIAL t I GI 203 205 C Ph 6 MINER AL POINT WISCONSIN DAVIES CLOTHING 8c FURNISHINGS DODGEVILLE WISCONSIN I VVHOLESALE - Rr:'1'A1L We ins a I ' Il rs and Tru k . . - 0 Mlneral Sprlng Brewing Co Famous Brew Smce 52 141411110111 I hl I J HU U U MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN PURITY DAIRY CO Dlstrlbutors of Pasteurlzed Danry roducts L ID I b Y N K E GRIFFITHS CHICKERIES Baby Chicks Feeds Poultry Supplles Remedles MINERAL POINT PHONE 108W WISCONSIN O 0 C O ' 9 fu, ,572 2 L A O Mineral Point, Wisconsin Q I I I D I oca is ri u or ic ngelbert A GENE S PLACE POOL 8x BILLIARDS SANDWICHES 8z FOUNTAIN SERVICE Be t xushes to the class ol 00 DR L I UNTERHOLZNER Best WlSh6S for a Successful Yearbook from N A NELSON D D S BLANCHARDVILLE WISCONSIN B vllle Motor Company Sales Service John Deere Farm Machmery Bl h d PHONE 124 1 , . Blanchardville Wisconsin A1 V. 1 'Y B , hi b c 4 0 0 Q 0 Blanchardville VS isconsin O ' ' , . . 0 7 , 0 C U anc ar ville Wisconsin MARSHALL BROS LOCKER SERVICE PHONE 10 BLANCI-IARDVILLE WISCONSIN JOHNSON 8: HEGLAND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 9 7 HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN Hollandale Lumber Co Lumber and Bulldmg Supplnes PHONE 16 BERT HINKEL, MGR. I-IOLLANDALE WISCONSIN O Q I' y eries and Meats - Fruits and V bl I O E H HANSON BLANCHARDVILLE WISCONSIN McCormick Deernng Tractors Sz Farm Machinery Internatlonai Refrigerators The Blanchaldvlllf Bllde W F MCGUlgan Publlsher CIRCULATIUN 1050 8 T0 10 PAGES S2 50 PER YFAR ALL HOME PRINT COVERS FOUR COUNTIES SOPER S CLOTHING STORE Freeman Shoes P rrow Shlrts Wembly Tues Cooper Socks 8z Underwear Curleesults Sz Topcoats SAVE AT SOPER 35 Best of Luck to the Class of 1950 SCHROEDER S CAFE Bl hdll W I O 7 I 1 Al I , , J C U U , Blanchardville Wiscons' 9 - .L - V I 9 Blancharclville VS ' ' 9 1 A anc ar vi e iscons J C HALD I MAN RealEstate Insurance Loans Blanchardvllle PHONE 49 Wnsconsm Soulhc 1 n XVIS P1 oduce Cash buyers for your Poultry 8z Eggs PHONE 204 Blanchardvllle WISCOUSII1 CARI. CHANDLER AGENCY Insurance 4953 Drotecho I Blanchardvxlle my R 'A Wxsconsm BLANCHARDVILLE CO OP CO Dealers 111 FEED FUEL SEED SALT FLOUR WHOLE CORN AND OATS CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING Try Your Co op First and Save BLANCHARDVILLE WISCONSIN . . A ' I 1 N ' 0 ' 1 0 0 K 0 AL p-px , Vo O 1 A Q? 0 . . . Ofy r v 'I , K Cf' . Y INSU ' o 0 Q l In 1 Q . - 7 DUNBAR MEAT MARKET Fresh 8: Cold Meat I-IOLLANDALE PHONE 58 WISCONSIN FRANKRYAN INSURANCE OF ALI. KINDS FARMERS MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN Saethers Home Furmshmgs FUNERAL XI AMBULANGE SERVIIJE Furmture Appllances Wallpaper Palnts Rugs Llnoleum Beddmg etc BI hdll W HARKER MARR GORDON PHONE 55 John Deere Pontlac InternatIonal MACHINERY CARS TRUCKS MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN I I I I I I I I PHONE 116-42 - 131 anc ar vi e isconsi Best xushes to the glue of19 UO Mr and Mrs Grant C Morse HOLLANDALI-2 WISCONSIN CONIPLIIVIENTS OF THE BLANCHARD THEATRE BY THE WATSONS BLANCHARDVILLE CO OP OIL ASSOCIATION Hollandale Bulk Servlce Gasolme Petroleum Droducts COOPS ARE COMMUNITY BUILDERS PHO E 50 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES BOB'S ELECTRIC Wlrmg and Electrlcal Servlce HOLLANDALE PHONE 47 2 WISCONSIN ' 5 'Y Y 'JiflO1N, Q O . Blanchardville Wiaconsi ' A - . O l FI SW ENSON S CAFE Dlnners Sz Short Orders Home Made Chlll I-IOLLANDALE WISCONSIN E L Severson Hardware STEBNITZ IMPLEMENT SHOP PHONE 51 Reparr Parts Modern Agriculture Machrnery Supplres HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN O. .I STRAND BARBER SHOP INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN 0 0 HOLLANDALE PHONE 19 WISCONSIN '1 SKAIF E BROTHERS QUALITY IVIEATS FRESH AND FROZEN ERUITS AND VEGETABLES LOCKER SERVICE TELEPHONE 51 HANSON FEED 8: FUEL Feeds Seed Coal 8z Fertnlnzer Custom grmdmg and rmxmg Beet WIS-h6bfl0I11 lllc, IAIIIPIOYLLS of WISCONSIN Power 81 Llght Co Blanchardville Wiscons 9 9 . Blanchardville PHONE 178 Wiscons V A A x 151 i . o FARMERS STORE OLIVER AND ALLIS CHALM ERS FARM' EQUIPMENT OLDSMOBILE CARS ANDGMC TRUCKS FARM SEEDS MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN STUDIL S CLOTHIERS Stetson Hats Arrow Shlrts Nunn Bush Shoes Curlee SUIIS MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN WAYSIDE INN Where Truckers Stop JACK 8: ALICE CONWELL PROPS Dodgev ll W s nun J E ENGELS AUTO COMPANY Phone 246 24 In Wreck r Ser Ice Ph ne 248 MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN ICI. 151 -18- 23 PHUNE 5861 UPEN I DAYS A WEEK i e i co r. e v' o WESTERN AUTII ASSUGIATE STURE GUS FELDERIVIAN PROP MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN R J MAUGER Bulo a Watch C d nal D a onds Complet St ck of Jewel y Eyes Te ted GI ss s F tted MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN HARRIS FARMS GUERNSEYS ABERDEEN ANGUS BERKSHIRES SHRORSHIRES MORGAN HORSES JAMES af PARMELY HARRIS MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN Owen Kung Lumber Co LUMBER COAL BUILDING HARDWARE SEE US FUR READY BUILT FARM BUILDINGS RUUFING ANU RE SIDIII6 IUBS Dodgevllle Wlsc n ln v es ar i i m ' e o r s a e i Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Quality Beauty Shop MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN C L Whlte M D MINERAL POINT w1scoNsrN Complrments of MINERAL POINT BAKERS MINERAL Po1NT WISCONSIN METZ PHARMACY Statronery Candy Torletlioods Prescriptions Carefully Compounded MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN Best wishes to the seniors of ,50 C I , I l I I I . 1 SANITARY CREAMERY IRA HEIDEMAN 8: SONS Mfrs of Maple Leaf Butter Buyers of Cream M NER AL POINT WISCONSIN Hollandale Cheese Factory A PLALE OF GOOD SERVICE Matt HlFSCheY, Prop HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN W H GROTH PHONE298 w w NOBLE MmeralPo1nt Bottlmg Works B ttl t Canada Dry Spur H1 Spot WEEKLY REVIEW N pp M dMA P HOLLANDALE WISCONSIN '1 I o ers of all Kinds of Carbona ed Beverages Congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of 1950 ews a er ran rs lKirchoFf Job rinting JORENBY BROS HARDWARE PAINT APPLIANCES PUIVIP REPAIR FURNACES AND BADGER BOTTLED GAS BI nch rd II WIS o MINERAL POINT MOTORS, Inc NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY CHRYSLER PARTS W dh ms G 8: Oll Round Th C S lce MINERAL POINT PHONE 89 WISCONSIN STABER APPLIANCE COMPANY DELLO HEAT Home of R L A VICIOR RADIOS DEXTER WA IERS ALOMPIEII1. IINE OF ELEQFRIL I UMP JACKS SMALL ACCESSORIE MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN Anderson Machme Shop Farm Machlnery Repan' HOLLANDALE CURTIS W ANDERSON WISCONSIN I I 1 ' 5 I a a vi e ' c n ' I Phone 88W R. G. STABER, Prop, 121 Commerce Si . . . I .I J wr w 3 'N x w S I GORGEN FUNERAL HOME SEDAN AIVIBU LANCE SERVICE LICENSED BODY ASSISTANT Ph ne 351 MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN PHONES Speclallzl g ID Res 292.1 Brown Sw ss h :fer c Ives DEALER IN WISCONSIN DAIRY CATTLE LIVESIUGK BUYER FUR OSCAR MAYER 3l G0 L cal nd Long Dust nce Trucking MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN MID WAY BAR ' Al 8z Joe MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN GANT MOTOR COMPANY SALES SERVICE MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE MACHINERY PHONE 253 MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN 0 z . ..n . Office 67J Gerald W. Carey IIoIstein,Guernsey8c , i e' a o a ' a ' Reach for Sunbeam Trausch Bakmg Co DUBUQUE 10wA BOOSTERS nSh S kMtchl Sp B P 0lStt R Fesse d J hnA W I h Il V nM tr K k 8.:Fl mng M lvml-lanson Sna kShack J l D yB We would luke to take this opportumty to thank the advertisers ln this book for making the 1950 Panther p0SSlbl6 u 99 Q C Benao oe hop Fran i e e a Cafe ud'a ure i aion Bloom's Dress Shop . n en o . a s Russe a a e os e e i e . c u ie's air ar I I ' I I O . . 'ff' Ms Flash? Aix FARBOQKS '. MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS o .a. ,-,.-J: .. o,.0 ' f: 0 X Y N Y , !.n'. ..0. J A 41 f' l...'l.. ,' 0.. .: HH V-XCIN1 XAERS Of dll-HH? u..g. 'o I . . ,