Horicon High School - Yearbook (Horicon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

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' .1 1 111 11 1 1 .111 .1111.11 '1 1111.1 . . 111 111.1 1111 11 111' 1 .1 W M111u1121.11..1f11'L THE BUGLE VA N BS Hill!-ITSIEIABOMOOLR IAL HORIC ON, WI S C ONSIN W51-ww ,,.! 3 I ,- lm, I v J ' 8 uv- x. Q . 0 - I 1 IL. ,g. ,ww w J We Dedicate The Bugler of 1952 to the memory of Grace Jones Who unselfishly gave of her time and talents to the promo- tion of the wel are of the students of this school: whose en- thusiasm and interest made each kindergarten day and each graduation a thing of beauty and happy remembrance. I 1 ll n l'3ah1u.f-Hl - ll'Y1il-:'i11'll.11lllCll--l Wil r,J- I 1 1 My God and I go in the fields toglether, We walk and talk as good friends s ould and do, We clas our hands, our voices ring with laughter, My god and I walk throu h the meadow's hue. He tells me of the years ghat went before me, When heavenly plans were made for me to be: Now earth has cpassed and with it common trifles, But Go and I go on unendingly. Supt. C. W. Spangler Adelaide Weaver Mn. Jeanne Gietzel Mn. Ben Kavolski Faculty Prin. Gomer D. Jones Hazel Reuter Lavern Kolb M Mrs. Frances Kelly George Kent Margaret Pike nvmg E. Keny Martin Meyer Norman Stangby 5- x. nd x if L ,,. XXX William Johnston Nur se Cooks 1- W Secretary it Mildred Lockwood Frieda Gietzel Mrs. Marie Neitzel Janitor s Mrs. Jeanne Gietzel William Johnston Gomer D. Jones Mrs. Bessie Kavolski Irving E. Kelly LaVern Kolb Martin Meyer Hazel Reuter Margaret Pike Norman Stangby Adelaide Weaver Mrs. Frances Kelly George Kent C. W. Spangler Fe rd Kurtz Reinhold Backhaus Ida Zarling Helpers Roy Maas Adolph Raue FAC ULT Y INDEX Home Economic s Science , Mathematic s Principal, Industrial Arts, Athletics English, Speech Agriculture, Biology Shorthand, Typewriting Science, Phy. Ed., Coach Science, Ph . Ed., Coach Shorthand, 'lyypewritin Social Science, Englisim Social Science Algebra, Bookkeeping Music Supe r inte nde nt Bus Drivers U. of Wisconsin U. of Wisconsin Platteville STC Oshkosh TSC Platteville STC La Crosse STC Platteville STC Whitewater STC U. of Wisconsin U. of Wisconsin Whitewater STC Oshkosh STC Carroll Colle e Platteville STE U. of Wisconsin Lawrence College U. of Wisconsin Platteville STC 1252 QMQDYRO 13 T Calendar 1952 6 I5 NE 952 'HHl5Ir9.SU:3Sf- 1 I5 52 x If .gk l5lf 21 28 Q C X, 223 --Q ff-fi ' ' Q0 Z 2 I9 26 President Darrell Asmus Vice President Kenneth Pieper -Y pr, X Q J he 21217 Secretary Mary Persha Treasurer Lester Gritzmacher K' IUANITA BAKER IEANNE BEESIE CHARLES BOELTER ELAINE BRITZMAN WALTER BUSHKIE DONNA IEAN FRANK 1' '59 V DONALD BISCHOFF CONRAD BUELTER MARLISS HEIN W Mai. MARTHA HOLTZ ROBERT JOHNSON ROSALIE JOHNSON GERALD KLOMBERG CAROL KURTZ PEARL KURTZ DOROTHY MANOLIS MARILYN MAROHL EDNA MAE MARTHALER SHARON NITSCHKE IEROME REHSE DUA NE SCHMIDT LOIS SCHULTZ. CHARLES SHONTES CARL STEFFEN Q if A , wr f k s - 4 CAROL SCHLIECKER ELDORA SEIDE BARBARA ULBRICHT WAYNE WENDLAND HERBERT WERNER JANET WILLE - .I WINNIE WINKER ,Qi 2 72 Q. ima ,s ,Q X V if WAYNE WERNER B Q sHmLEY WILLERS 1 RODGER WRUCKE Junior ROW 1: R. Hue, M. Henkel, G. Roll, R. Nltchke, L. Mellenthtne, G. Marsh, D. Pasbrig, P. Classen, Mrs. Gietzel. ROW 2: M. Kiesow, G. Schwartz, R. Mellenthine, G. Schultz, E. Schultz, E. Hintz, E. Bauer, L. Sager. ROW 3: S. Rettschlog, G. Sager, L. Kruger, I. Hurleg, N. Roll, M. Schwartz, R. Renner. ROW 4: D. Mitchell, P. Baerwald, I. Bunkoske, M. eel, K. Bohn, G. Pribnow, I. Hoke, K. Learman. ROW 5: L. Lubke, R. Lueck. M. Lentz, I. Chessmore, M. Nitchke, B. Schindel, M. Buelter M. Guptill, M. Johnson. ROW 6: W. Moldenhouer, M. Marks. R. Heid, S. Howe, O. Brandenburl. I. Day, R. Marx. HIGH LIGHTS Class Officers Homecoming--Second Prize on Float saifggllgs. Iglfgiimhlne Hwe're Golng to H Secretary M. Keel Treasurer R. Hase Thanksgiving Dance--November 16. Junior Prom-- Hawaiian Sunset Music by Larry Ladd May 10 , ' ' we - Q xf - Row I: A. Goetsch, W. Calkins. I. Seering, K. Beyer, C. Spittel, C. Lyons, B. Winters, R. Johnson, A. Lauersdorf, H. Paiel. Row 2: V. Pagel, I. Pieper, . Iaquet, R. Ulrich, D. Bushlde, I. Flrehammer, L. Sennhenn, M. Firehammer. Row 3: R. Grimm, B. Knuepple, Y. Grams, M. Reible, L. Griepentrog, G. Bischoff. Row 4: I. laicklnson, A. Marthaler, L. Knutke, R. Persha, M. Zletlow, S. Strum, D. Templar, R, Bes e. Row 5: C. Marx, D. Frank, D. Weichbrodt, M. Kruger, A. Washburn, R. Wright, K. Nltchke, A. Winker. Row 6: A.hRassman, C. Schuman, E. Schwantes, M. Mleschke, Y. Zietlow, D. Speigelberg, J. Sc ultz. Row 7: R. Wanie, G. Miller, B. Neundorf, I. Olson, F. Kasten, D. Schmidt, Miss Reuter, E. Broeni- mau, E. Rahn, R. Kohrt. Class Officers SOPHOMORES President D. Templar gxfeggf' blfifalggef Freshmen Initiation T R. tenure' Ulrich Freshrnen-Sophomore Party Float and window display f I 2 R 4 A w fe ' 0 homore 5 5 I Row I: M. Roate, Kenneth Umland, L. Steinbach, D. Hammond, D. Schlegel D. Mann. F. Liebnow, R. Albert, W. Voss, D. Henderson. Row 2: R. Ulrich, B. Bushkie, J. Benter, A. Schultz, D. Garlow, H. Grltzmacher, D. Radent, C. Zander, I. Bischoff. Row 3: G. Kreckow, S. Winters, M. Grimm, B. Gensmer, I. Gershay, R. Lauresdorf, W. Hornlck, W, Day. Row 4: P. Block, A. Holtz, R. Zemke, M. Mellenthlen, D. Marsch, D. Kelsow, R. Confare. Row 5: P. Boelter, C. McDania1, C. Mieschke, B. Held, J. Kavolski, D. Sager, C. Wrucke. I. Wrucke. Row 6: L. Zimmer, S. Dobberpuhl, L. Pribnow, S. Wegner, D. Llndert. Row 7: Mr. Stangby, K. Zubke, C. Goetsch, K. Koepsell, L. Johns, D. Cramlet. FRESHMEN Initiation Freshmen-Sophomore Party Float and window display Class Officers President Vice Pres Secretary. T le 3 SIIG! 15. if , Oberdlek Confare Gritzmacker McDanhl Fre hmen K, 5? enior History ROSALIE ALICE JOHNSON: GAA 1-Z-3-4, Chorus 1-Z-4, Library Club 3, Speech 3-4, Paper Staff 4, Pep Club Z-3. CHARLES L. BOELTER: FFA Z-3-4, Track Z-3. KENNETH FAY PIEPER: Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2., Trackl- 2-3-4, Band 1-Z-3, Student Council 1-Z-4, Hi-Y Z-3-4, Prom King 3, Letterman's Club 3-4, Vice-President 3-4. ROBERT JOHNSON: Baseball 1-Z-3-4, Basketball Z-3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4. BARBARA JEAN ULBRIGHT: Chorus 1-Z-3-4, Dramatics Club 4, GAA 4, Marsh Breezes Staff 4. RODGER E. WRUCKE: Football 1-2, Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Baseball 1-3-4, Track 1-Z-3-4, FFA 1-Z-3-4, Band 1-Z-3-4, S eech 1-2.-3-4, Letterman's Club 1-Z-3-4, Class President 3, Class gice-President 1, Student Council 3, Marsh Breezes Z-3-4, Bugler Staff 3-4, FFA President 4, FFA Reporter 2-3. WAYNE M. WENDLAND: Football 1, Track 1, Extemg. Speaking l, Oratory Z-3-4, Debate 3-4, Fresh, Class Pres. l, and 1-Z-3-4, Student Council Pres. 4, Student Council l-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Bugler Staff Z-3-4, Marsh Breezes Staff 3-4, One Act Play 4, Three- Act Play Z, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Hi-Y Z-3-4, Badger Boy's State 3. GERALD KLOMBERG: Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-Z-3, Tennis 3-4, Speech Z-3-4, Debate 4, Band 1-Z-3-4, Drama 2.-3-4, Student Chun- cil 1-2-3, V.P. 3, Hi-Y Pres. 4, Bugler Staff l-4, Marsh Breezes 1-Z-3-4. LYNN A. SPITTEL: Football 1-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Track 1-Z, Baseball 1-Z-3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4. DUANE D. SCHMIDT: Football 1-Z-3, Track Z-3-4, Basketball Z-3- 4, Baseball 1-2.-3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4. MARTHA JEAN HOLTZ: Chorus 1-3-4, Band 1, Dramatic Club l-4, Speech 1-2-3-4. MARILYN DELORES MAROHL: Chorus 1-Z-3-4, Cheerleader 3, GAA 4, Marsh Breezes Staff 4, Jr. Prom Queen 3, Dramatics Club 1-4, Pep Club 3, Homecoming Court Z. ELAINE ROSE BRITZMAN: Student Council Z-3, Library Club 2-3, Honor Girl 3, Marsh Breezes Staff 3-4, Bugler Staff 4, Class Secre- tary 3. CARL H. STEFFEN: Football 1-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Baseball 1-Z-3-4. DONALD A. BISCHOFF: Football 1-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-2.-3-4, Track 1-Z-3-4, Baseball 1-Z-3-4, Pres. 2., Student Council Z-3-4, Letter- man's Club Z-3-4. MARLISS D. HEIN: Chorus 1-Z-3-4, Speech l-Z-3-4, Library Club 2-3-4, Marsh Breezes Staff 1-3-4, Honor Girl 3. SHIRLEY L. WILLERS: Band 1-Z-3-4, Library 1-Z-3-4, President 4, Marsh Breezes 4, Bugler 3-4, GAA Pres. 4, Treasurer of Class 2, Chorus l, Badger Girl's State 3. LESTER GRITZMACHER, JR.: Football l-Z, Track l-2, Student Council 4, Letterman's Club 2, Hi-Y 2-3-4. JEROME A. REHSE: Football l-Z-3-4, Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Baseball l-Z-3-4, FFA 1-3, Homecoming King 4, Letterman's Club 3-4. HERBERT C. WERNER: FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Safety Chairman 4. ELDORA LOUINDA SEIDE: Chorus Z-3-4, Marsh Breezes 4. JUANITA BAKER: Speech l-2-3-4, Chorus 1-4, Marsh Breezes Staff 3-4, Dramatics Club 3, Band Z. DARRELL E. ASMUS: Football l-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-Z-3-4, Class Pres. 4, Student Council 3-4, Bugler Staff l-Z-3-4, Marsh Breezes Staff 2-3-4, Letterman's Club Z-3- . CONRAD W. BUELTER: FFA l-2-3-4, Vice Pres. FFA 4. WALTER A. BUSHKIE: Football 1-Z-3, Basketball 1-Z-3-4, Baseball l-Z-3-4, Hi-Y Z-3-4, Bugler Staff 4, Letterman's Club 3-4. CAROL JUNE KURTZ: GAA 4, Dramatics Club 4, Honor Girl 3. CHARLES F. SHONTS: Football 2-3, Track l-2. EDNA MAE MARTHALER: Spanish Club 1-2., GAA 1-Z-3, Pep Club 3, Girls Intramural 2, Usherette 3, Marsh Breezes Staff 4. WAYNE W. WERNER: FFA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer FFA 3, Reporter FFA 4, Track 3. JEANNE MARIE BEESIE: Chorus 1-Z-3-4, Speech l-Z, Dramatics Club 3-4. LOIS ANN SCHULTZ: Band 1-Z-3-4, Chorus 1, Marsh Breezes Staff 3-4, Annual 3-4, Pep Club 3, Student Council 4, Library l-Z-3-4, Pep Band 3-4, Student Council Secretary 2. PEARL ELIZABETH KURTZ: Chorus l-2.-3, Library Club 4, Speech 1, Marsh Breezes 3-4, Honor Girl 3. CAROL EVELYN SCHLIECKER: Chorus l-2-3. SHARON M. NITSCHKE: Chorus 1-Z-3, Marsh Breezes Staff 4, GAA 4. MARY PERSHA: Chorus 2-3, Marsh Breezes 1-3-4, Class Secretary 213, LibSa13y4Club 4, Student Council 1-Z, Homecoming Court 4, Prom ourt - - . JANET WILLE: Chorus 3, Student Council 3-4, Marsh Breezes 4, Bugler Staff 3-4. DONNA JEAN FRANK: Chorus 1-3, Marsh Breezes Staff 4. WINNIE JEAN WINKER: Pep Club Z, Book Club 3-4, GAA 4, Marsh Breezes Staff 1-4, Student Council 4. DORATHEA MANOLIS: Band 1-Z-3-4, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Pep Band l, GAA 4, Chorus 1, Class Secretary Z, Library Club Z-4, Drama 1- 3, Speech 1-2.-4, Marsh Breezes 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4. .1 Qi -I ? fm W WL. ur ,- 5' N w '. Q' 2 . 11 my ,fig ,i E, ' , . . fr' Q ' . J? XX H 'N I I X up I' if KXHN, VXI 'Yxatw EIN, ff. xuigylm l , 29 ff 1 2 X 4 1 4 . 1 Q- ' 'if an 9' ,ef A , L , .f . , W gpg? . A A Vg X1 my I wgwlm Z ll f 1 Lf ya ' N fe? U V ,Z ,' Z xi , L k ' gf? 11, gh A 'A A- 7 M X.,ww . n . L V Q, f- gvqf-3-V ww Y ' L 5 551 4- K L i S x vii. x , Ts 1 U' 9 -il 5 F 1 .1-E, W- gi 57 , gy , ' .. W2 X QMWV , X W, - . fl Y :P 'P . ws 5 ZS 1 W I ' W -1 3. 11 N 5 1 Q- af 1 may 'ff -W ff' Q' - Sw, 'X Q . i W f ,Q V, 'M- Q, gi Ll 5 94' i 4-F 4 J I i F Y ii A W We gf wi' .fr 'F nv W , Q E f fr -, f? Z 'tl Q Track ROW I: R. Marx, J. Seering, A. Lauersdorf, J. Lyons, C. Spittel, B. Winters, D. Mann, R. Ulrich, L. Mellenthein, C. Zander. ROW 2: Mr. Jones, A. Rassman, R. Conrare, R. Ulrich, I. Wrucke D. Pahl, R. Nitschke, D. Speigelberg, K. Pieper, G. Schwartz. ROW 3: G. Schultz, D. Gemplar, D. Henderson, R. Wrucke, D. Asmus, I. Schultz, B. Neundorf, L. Spittle, M. Keisow. f 4' wg ' IQ' ROW I: E. lacquer, D. Schlegel, F. Liebnow, R. Nitschke, D. Schultz, L. Spittle, R. Johnson, D. Schmidt, D. Pasbrig, R. Johnson, D. O Hammand, J. Lyons. ROW 2: Mr. Meyer, I. Rehse, I. Bischoff, C. Wrucke, D. Bushkie, D. Pollesch, E. Browniman, R. Kohrr, C. Steffen, D. Schmidt, K. Pollesch, G. Miller, J. Olson, W. Bushkie, F. Kasten, K. Beyer, Ba ebah - Tenni KNEELING: B. Calkins, E. Jaquet, K. Beyer, L. Steinbach, Mr. Meyer STANDING: 1. Klomberg, M. Henkel, I. Marsch, R. Mellen- thien, R. Confare -..SZ . 3 Ns. 221. ' f vi .. 0 'I 1 e e N , . . hw, Q S ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' ff v . 'U I I , I V I VV W ,yllhlwl mr., r Q J Golf , KNEELING: W. Hornik, M. Henkel, H. Oberdiek, STANDING: M. Marks, M. Route, L. Mellenthieu. I. Klom- berg, S. Beyer, P. Classen, Mr. Stangby. enior Letter 0 Jerry Klomberg Donald Bischoff Lynn Spiuel ,X sf im Lvhosit Kenneth Pieper Jerry Rehse 7 C -9? C311 Steffen Darrell Asmus . Q ' Robert Johnson P Duane Schmldf w n Lester Gritzmacher Jeanne Beesie Juanita Baker Wayne Wendland WiDIlBI'S Walter Bushkie Rodger Wrucke Clarinets: Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Flag Twirlerz Flutes: Row I Bells: Horns: Baritones: Valve Trombone Bassoon: Saxaphones: Come ts: Drums: Bass Drum: Basses: Trombones: M. Firehammer, J. Firehammer I Day M Schwartz D. Frank, M. Zeitlow, D Pahl S Wrllers M. Carhart, D. Zarndt, M Rose P Wagner I. Deering, M. Kahelske, S Smxth I Greshay L Ions L Peterson C. Lindert. S. Howe, H. Oberdiek, S Ulmer D. Carhart, R. Ro11,I. Kavolske D Bushk1e B He1d N Roll G Klomberg C. Marx D. Dasenbrock, J. Firehammer R Ulnck R. Rourt C. Wrucke L. Sager, L. Schultz, Y. Grams M Re1ble D Mrrchell I Bunkoske L Ne1t zel. W. Wendland, G. Sagler, M Marks P Classen D Manolis R Ulnck B Bush kie, D. Sager, D. Sc endal D Backhous L Paul C. Johnson, K. Beyer, D. Pasbrig fl. Marx E. Broeniman, J. Wrucke. R Herd K. Plautz, H. Confare, R Confare T Pfister R Wrucke Q S 55,1 X If , pg 1 -I Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Betty Schindel, Karleen Bohn, Ila Bunkoske, Mary Ann Keel, Bertha C31K1l'lS, LaVerne Sennhenn, Barbara Ulbricht, Jane Schlegel, Virginia Pagel, Yvonne Zietlow, Carol Marx. Pearl Kurtz, Jeanne Beesie, Rosalie Johnson, Mildred Guptill, Marlene Nitschke, Carol Schuman, Marilyn Marohl, Grace Bischoff, Martha Holtz, Mary Schwartz, Karen Learman, Shirley Dobberpuhl, Lila Zimmer. Dorothy Lindert, Mona Miescke, Joan Hurley, Mary Lenz, Marlene Buelter, Mar- liss Hein, Jewel l-loke, Phyllis Baerwald, Jenny Lee Chesmore, Mary Mellenthien Donna Marsch, Barbara Last. Others are: Karla Koepsell, Marilyn Reible, Cecelia Miescke, Angela Holtz, Betty I-lied, Eileen Maaske, Jeweldine Berrter, and Pearl Kurtz. i Ed. 94541 16,7 Z ssist. Ed: 9,0 91 'U' M9 -' fr f, mg Sf J L L A V. Le .K ' 1 -X I , A.-.-,,... .,, ff , -1, h XX T L Q. Ed: z Z 4 Assist. Ed: v gbZ0wcL Annual Staff x XX 1 5' ' If I - S 'UML il E , Al 5,2 f A Q f '7 nl wk i..-4?-F Newspaper Staff WL mm ' u mgg SCHOOL - peach Mrs. Kavolski has been our Forensics and Debate Coach for sixteen years. Horicon has been represented in the State Forensics contest at Madison every year for the last nine years. In 1945 our debate team took second place in the State Debate Contest. We would like to express our graditude to Mrs. Kavolski for giving so much of her time and effort in making our Speech Department what it is today. Wayne Wendland Jerry Klomberg Karen Learman Mrs. Kavolski Peter Classen f' Uv, 5 J ' lx U5 r w GRID Drama Club I9 'vm-4E 7 'B QQETTS S XJYNQOLE 6f ,X Q H ,STQJE Ji T Z W 1 Q X! ,x . '- F. F.A if-'yvw - ,,'w'. 8? ,. ' '7 65110 0 ' wa,-W'f ,Zf .0 ,M X 9 lv ul' f Q-59' 9 . ,dt 3 S Qq3'F1 Q 7 Q 5 5 cn i n u a 1 Camera Club 5-A .. - '7' Q 1 .F2g!...:- F K l f Hxf frm. f .- 1 1 IW' if , I tg XXQ2 x L. Library club Student Council P W Wig! Nw fig Cheer Leaders A , WQWWM 'MQW in ' 'i Y -Q X ,-2, N-., 'Mwwggme xZ, f n . 0ff,',9 K' ' ,T QT gvtt, 1 I IW7' , L1-45 V..--as . 1 .1- 3 - My v- ... ii King Rodger Wrucke Queen Janet Wille ,fHae'. ' x fi ' x Ja ll,! 4 gin f s N - 'Sigx-KC' Q0e, Yxkogj. WAXXQ xii, ,I SOYXXO3 QYXONX XQVJX ew. NXM R310 Wat o'oX Yxeooexo ?ke'Qe,1 fag X Q I! P ,f ' 24 .2' 4, SO O P806 oixs 909596 ONXX QR' 69. O01 OKXXQ NX-3-0 WSQ' Benq Yxebae . mm. M .. , . v H M W M , M: Q X .1 ,xt , fu .5 A fur' Y . aff .Mir V wi ,AY -as I v' W' ,f' f i aw 3 3 Q 2 si 5 K' as - F9 3 8 'qw' A M Mmm in 'MWWWQ 11 .3 , P , Q 'A' , 15, JL ff . ' .uw 14211 I -WFNr:'1Lf 1 u : . M rw. HJ' W fwfr xr I fl Q1 ' I -N 'N lg, , ix ,, -. if 1 0 1 in-an f ll' . A 9 IIIUNA QW ' 'xnxx ' ,X , e Q 3 We 'UA 1 1 P' I ' Ill , u s Mrs . Jones Morning Kindergarten Mrs. Arnold Fir st Grade Mr s. Reible Afternoon Kinder garten Mrs. Ramon First Grade Miss Treder Second Grade Miss Buc hholz Fourth Grade Mrs . Hase Second Grade Miss Mueller Third Grade Miss McGraw Fifth Grade Mr. Brown Grades 6, 7, 8 Mrs. Schoellig Third and Fourth Grade Mr. Fish Sixth Grade Mrs. Traut Seventh Grade Mr . Helvig Eighth Grade BADGER BOY AND GIRL Wayne Wendland and Shirley Willers D.A.R. l Shirley Willers l HONOR GIRLS Pearl Kurtz Carol Kurtz Elaine Britzman Marliss Hein THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A FRONTIER Historians have a way of wrapping the past in a sparkling coat of glory that often casts a dullness on the present. Time, like distance, lends enchantment and the heroes and heroines of the history books take on new color with each passing year. The era itself, of a century ago or lon er, seems to us to have embraced broader vistas of opportunity for greatness and fame. And often we are discouraged. But when we pause to give it thought, we know this isn't true. We realize that frontiers aren't limited to wilderness and prairie and that the garb of the pioneer isn't limited to buckskin and cali- co. We realize that in a hundred different directions lie new worlds to discover, new lands to explore. We realize that these new worlds and new lands lie hidden in the untrod depths of modern science, modern business and industry, and modern government . . . that these fields offer opportunities just as challenging and just as rewarding as any wilderness or any prairie. Then it is that we remark with the great man who once said, So little done, so much to do! So, equipped with the axe of knowled e and the powder horn of courage, we face the horizon of the fuiure--prepared to carve ourse ves a place in it, determined to find a way, or make one! 'r sg' ,I up J V4 L ,J The Bugler staff of the class of 1952 wishes to express their deepest thanks and appreciation to the Horicon businessmen whose generous contributions made it possible for us to have this annual, which will be cherished for many years. Albert's Garage Armstrong and Paul Bartosh Dairy Bar Ben Franklin Store Block Studio Bodden's Lumber and Supply Bossmann's Drug Store Burnett General Store Christian Service Station City Dairy Curry's Food Market Derber's Food Market Dorothy's Beauty Shop Ehr's Beauty Shop Gardner ' s Manufacturing Co. Geitzel's Service Station I-Ieling's Garage Home Lumber and Supply Co. Horicon Furniture Store Horicon Hotel Co. 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