Horicon High School - Yearbook (Horicon, WI)

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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

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Row Row Row Row Row 6 seal' IQ44 COMPRESSED WITH KNOWLEDGE S Held, D Pahl, L Mellenthein, J Zuelsdorf, Henkel, E Hintz, G Marsch Buelter, G Pribnow, N Boll, G Sager, M Keel Mitchell, I Bunkoskee, M Schwartz, R Benner, Schlegel, B Schindel, P Baerwald, L Krueger L bke M Lentz J Chesmore, R Lueck, J Day: ue Learman, C Lindert, S Nitchke, S Rettscnlag, Howe, J Hoke, J Hurley, K Bohn Sager, A Bahlke, G Schultz, M Marks, Schultz, W Moul, E Bauer, R Mellen thien, M Kiesow 1 N Moldenhauer, L Nright, O Brandenberg hase, L Marx, D Sophomore class held its main event on October 2, when they initiated the Freshman class In the evening a gala party was glven the new 'FroshN by the Sophomores The homecoming thls year for the Sophomores was very successful They received first prize for their window display and honorable mention on the float January 8, the Freshman gave a return party The serious play 'Hurricane Hill' was presented by the class on March 31 61444 Ufjwm e Judy Day, Vice President Karen Lelrman, President Gayle Sager, Treasurer Gerald larsch, Secretary Page 17 .' A,-X l v V r , l ' ' 4 ,g 6 V I - sf: t ' i ,, ' ' f , ..Q 1 ' Q 'hpl , ' In v ' Re e e a D. Pasbrig, P. Classen, G. Schwartz, G. Roll, M. . . Ll- Me e e e e , D. . . . Je - O l O 3--L- - - , - r Ke 0 ' ' Se 0 ' ' 2--R. ' . . . . Re e e e e ' 1 . 1 X Th . ' to I I 4- Z , --W ' Q v V P I 1