Horicon High School - Yearbook (Horicon, WI)

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Row Row Row Row Qaajunan INTAKERS or KNOWLEDGE S Pagel, K Beyer, A Lauersdorf, E Jacquet, K Nitschke, Johnson, R Wanie, A Goetsch, G Miller, D Speigalburg, Lyons, J Seering, C Spittel, B Winters Krueger, Y Grams, M Hoepner, D Frank, J Dickinson, Weichbrodt, G Bischoff, M Meiske, C Schumann, A Washburr Grimm, S Sturm, L Calkins Marthaler, E Schwantes, B Knuepple, R Persha, V Pagel, Firehammer, M Fireham er, L. Griepentrog, M Reible, Zietlow, C Marx Rassman, J Pieper, D Templar, E Rehn, B Neuendorf, Olsen, R Wright, J Schultz, D Bushkie, R Kohrt, ls Schmidt, S Beyer, E Broeniman, K Pitzlin FRESHMAN EVENTS The annual homecoming event was quite a thrill for the Freshman It made them very happy that they won second place in the window decorations and third place in the floats any of the Freshman boys enjoyed a season of football on the WAU and HB' squads 'Bn basketball was also enjoyed by the Freshman boys Those boys who did not make the 'Bu team had equally much fun playing in intramurals Glade Gfjocemx, Perhaps the biggest event in the Freshman life was the annual initiation Page 18 Fred Kasten, Vice President Dennis Templar, Treasurer A noon time program was enjoyed by all as some of the Freshman did their stunts party took place in the High School gym that evening Later in the school year the Fresh man gave a return party The girls in Home Economics certainly enjoyed preparing small snacks for teachers The Freshman Senior girls basketball game IBB won by the Freshman Dick Johnson, President Carol Marx, Secretary f . 4 1 I n ' ' --H0 O O O C Re C O O O Cl I I O ' --Mg 0 o o Q Do U O I O - Re C O 3--A. O I I O Je I 0 Y. . 2 'Ae e Q 0 O Je I O O U Row 1--W. Calkins, R. Ulrich, R. Beske, A. Winker, F. Kasten, Do 0 0 0 O M 4 ly Q ' ' . The

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addddu DRIVESHAFI' Row 2 Coach Meyer, E Broeniman, D Schmidt, R Marx, Keel, W Erdman, D Asmus, C Johns, D Albert, Steffen, R' Ulrich, I Curry, J Mitchell, D Raue, Kasten, Coach Stangby. Row 1 R Kohert, R Mellenthien, J Rehse, J Thiede, Marsh, W Wendt, A Howe, K Pieper, R Nitchke Klomberg, J Marsh, L Quarber8aManager M Wille Although they were unable to taste victory in 1950, Horicon's gridders demonstrated marked improvement over the 19h9 team Guided by their Head Coach, Martin Meyer, and Assistant Coach, Norman Stangby, and despite handicaps in the nature of a polio scare and a juggled schedule, the men of Horicon high showed signs of determination and thorough training in fundamentals and the HT' offense Hartford, Oconomowoc, and West Bend, who were Little Ten Power houses, proved too tough for the nMarshmenu, but against Waupun, Columbus, Ripon, and Mayville our gladiators fought toe to toe all the way Horicon gathered in fifty seven points in five games, as compared with a season total of seven points in 19h9 1951 should hold much promise! B7eamFn 5 fd.-5 FN! 3' 7 K vs F ' -29 wav tif' Row Coach W Johnston, B Nuendorf, M Henkel, R Wanie . Beyer, 0 B andenburg, M Marks, L Sager, I Klggoy, . Moldenhauer, R Marten, Coach G Jones. Row 2 Nitschke, J Olson, D. Templar. W. Buschke, G Roll, . Spittel, D Pahl, D. Strobusch, D. Schmidt, A Rossmann Row Schultz, R Ulrich, G Hiller, B. Winter, R Johnson, Lyons, C Spittel, B Calkins P Classen K. Pitzlin 'I'he 'B' squad worked and built itself into a worthy feeder for future high school varsity teams. Under coaches Gomer Jones and William Johnston, these boys P889 20 ,hoped gpirit and fight, and the will to learn. They won one of three tuasles Ro 0 . e . e .0 Co e e 0 o Fe R: Q. o . o O o g Jo o e . , 'tag , . 239 . - ' . - .v' 'ep 'CN ,K ffl a t i h Q A . I S I I W 1: V , , 0, s D 47 - Q' i ' 1 3 ' D b' e tv, ,, ' , , D - 'g ' , We 3 KY, - 0 V A, I , i z' Q., M ' ' ,L K. ' X ,. in ' . ' , 'Q Q if Xmi fx b' x I lf. -, li-xl ,,,.,A - , f H A.. J -. 5 af tty: 1- I A-1' I' Y! .Vs R - 1 sq ' P ' Q. I vi v I 5 ' . m 3 2 I ri .. W , , n . .1 K -. A k .1 4 J A I U V , Q D .,, 'si' 30' 0 O 0 O g S O U U O W . Q RO e 0 L 0 ' o g 1 'J0 0 0 0 Co 0 e Q o g .