Horicon High School - Yearbook (Horicon, WI)

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Ghu Wil! We, the Senior Class of Horicon High School, in Dodge County, state of Wisconsin, being sound in mind and memory, hereby make and publish our last will and testament. Arnit Beske leaves his height to Bruce Winters Nancy Clarke leaves her ability to knit to Carol Kurtz. Irv and Sue leave their abil1ty to go steady to Jerry Klomberg and Mary Persha. Robert Dehne wills his knowledge of math to Squeaky Pieper. Bill Erdman wills his bookkeeping intelligence to the two Junior girls. Lorraine Greene wills her quiet ways to Iela Bunkoske, Wanda Criepentrog leaves her ability to make friends to Carol Marx. Putter Howe wills his baton to lead the high school orchestra to Ruth Lueck. Ruth Jaquet wills her parking space on the west side of school to Carl Steffen. Lois Kasten leaves her leadership to the Junior class. Robert Keel leaves his technique with women to Lester Gritzmacher. Kent Kiesow wllls his armful of books and his studious manner to Jim Zuelsdorf ability to sing loud in chorus to Marlene Nitschke Maryorie Kirchoff leaves her vocal Robert Kruerer leaves his mimicing Justine Luebke wills her quietness Pete Maas wills his basket uniform Pete Marsch leaves h1s alarm clock ways to Donnie Pasbrig to Shirley Rettschlag to Russel Kohrt to Joan Hurley and Lucille Krueger James Mitchell wills his pr1vate 7th hour study period in the lab to Wayne Werner Don Peachey leaves his accordion to the high school band Merlin Pieper wills his sleeping pills to next years social problems class Link Quarberg wills his vocabulary to Gerald Marsch Donnie Raue is just leaving Dorthy Rudolph says the only thing she has to leave is her ring, and she positively refuses to give that up Heidi Scheidegger leaves her prom queen crown to the future queen of '52 Ruth Schneider leaves her giggle and wants Ela1ne Brltzman to make good use of it Helen Schnell wills her ability to find boy friends to JoAn Firehammer To Yvonne Grams, Eleanor Schwartz wills her dancing abillty Gene Schwarze leaves, to Allan Balhke, his shortness Audrey Silverness wills her music talent to Mary Schwartz Jack Thiede wills his abil1ty to get along with women to Harpo Marx Ronald Ulrlch wills his seat on the bus to 3ob Jlr1ch Warren Wendt wills his letter to Herbie Werner Dorene Werner wills her natural curly hair to Sharon Nltschke Milton Wille, gleefully hurls his trombone at Mr Kent with a slgh of relief Joan Yasger wllls to Norma Roll her majorette ability Raymond Zeitlow wills his typing ability to Ronnie Heid Lois Zuelsdorf wills her friendly manners to Jenny Chesmore Football F F A Marsh B eezes Staff Bugler Staff President of a Class Vice President Secretary Treasurer Boys Chorus Girls Chorus Basketball Track Baseball Declamation Oration Original Oration Extemp. Speaking - - - Extemp. Reading - - - Victory Sp. Ch Min. Debate - - - - - - - - ' ' ' Ftbl F F A Buge St Pres V Pres Sec Treas G C. Bktbl BBBGO Deec Ora. OT OTH: ' Exe Spa -Ex. Read. M line SP Dabs One-Act Play - - - - - - -' ' P1870 Dramatics Club - - - - - - DTH- C- Pege 17+ Baseball Manager Base Mgr. Track Manager gr Football Manager Fthl Basketball Manager Bsktbl Mgr Band Band Junior Prom Committee Jr P Homecoming Committee Home Winter Ball Commi ttee Junior Prom King Senior Prom Queen Senior Prom King Bomecomi Homecoming King Student Council Honor Girl H1 Y Cheerleader - - - - - ng Queen Library Club - - - - - - Operetta - - - - - - - - Student Court ---- Lettermans Club ---- - F.F.A. Speaking - - - Comm. Com . Ball Comm Home Home Stu my ---cn Lib. C1, - -'cgurrf Letter C. F.F.A. Sp. ---------- . -..,- . ,,,0-D - ' one TI'eMe -----M.B. --- .Mgr-. Mixed Chorus---------------- MsC: Jun10T PT0m Queen ' - : -JT. P. Q: -Q-o-0C Beco 'JI'ePeKo Q n - - - U U ' ' e ' C ' -Src Pe Q0 nun- -- ' 0 Sr.P.K. , , - - - - - - - - - - TP. - - - - - . Q. --nn--0- ' eKe - - - - - - - - . - - - - - , C, -,,,,------an n-Q------H.G. 1. D - Op

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Row Row Row Row 3 2 1 uludfl- Powaman WITH KNOWLEDGE Werner, D Schmidt, D Strobusch, D Sauer, R Johnson, Spittel, J Rehse, K Pieper, C Buelter, D Bushkie, C Boelter Beesie, E Ewert, P Kurtz, M Holtz, B Ulbricht, M Hein, Seide, J Baker, M Persha, D Manolis, P Butts, D Frank Wille, C Kurtz, W Winker, S Willers, E Britzman, L Schult Schliecker, M Marohl, S Nitschke, Miss Simmons Asmus, C Steffen, R Wrucke, D Bischoff, W Wendland, The Class of 1952 with a membership of no students, proved itself an enterprizing class in its 3rd year in Horicon High The first project attempted by the class was a Thanksgiving dance, which was a huge success financially as well as socially as Don Peachey and his orchestra provided the music A winter turnabout party was the next school affair sponsered by the Juniors This consisted of a winter snow party the afternoon in which skiing, toboggning, and sleigh riding formed the entertainment The dance in the evening to which the girls took the boys was a new and novel idea The big event for the class was the annual Junior Prom The 'Top Batters was the theme Prom King Kenneth Pieper provided the music 'April Showers led the Grand March, with his escort of efafid Uffccmfi Junior classmates As this social event of April lhth is the high light of the Junior year, it was well attended and a financial success The Juniors have participated in speec athletics, and chorus as well as debate and band Let it never be said that our Juniors are not an outstanding class Kenneth Pieper, Vice President Roger Wrucke, President Elaine Britaman, Secretary Lynn Spittel, Treasurer Page 16 h FN 1 ' All ! n 1+--HO I O O O Le o l 0 U 0 Jo o 0 Q 0 0 Ee O I 0 C U Ja c o 0 0 0 zl C. D O I -QD, g e 0 0 W. Werner, J. Klomberg. 0 ' in . ll I n O fx A H' ' x, A