Hortonville High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Hortonville, WI)
- Class of 1947
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Y.1npt:S:9ue3rx1mm:inmIKAux i, 5 I z fx .L A . f W, To The Youths That Follow Hortonville High School I 947 Board Of Education EDWIN GITTER ELMER FALCK MILFORD SIEFFEN Clerk Director Treasurer , nnual Staff I 3 Carol Hansen Ramona Quinn Ruth Lueck Carolyn Hertel Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Editor Assistant Editor Faculty eh .sf Social Science - Sc Extemporaneous Speaking d A visor Agriculture, F.F.A. Q Freshmen Advisor in Quik fHu MBS. RUTH BERMAN Science - Mathematics Freshmen Advisor Mm' GEORGE Commercial - Coach Senior Advisor Principal 'WF MISS DOLORES Music - History d - - - Annual k Sophomore Advisor ara es 5 6 7 8 ' HBS. ETHEL KOEHLER HACQK glfhn WENM fibw MISS PAULENE SCHUSTER English - French Library - Forensics Junior Advisor 5 MRS. LUCILLE Home Making - Junior F.H.A. Q Freshmen Advisor 'MISS NORA LEITZKB Grades 1-2-3-4 if Ei, 4 av' .f , 'L , MPX! jfk 4 L 3 J' 1' V13 rib! b 1 ,if ,W fm V f LW .r X X 1 ,V . A K 15 Mx X N yvk. L V , .U LV jvj ' I Lv NX x J ,fd . 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GENEROSE BROEHM NGENNYH nLife is too short to waste on studying.N Softball 1,2,4,4g Forensics 2gMember of F,u.A. :z,a,4g ra Honor R011 45 Paper Staff 43 Rand 1,2,3,4g Li- barlan 4g Pep Club 3,4. IO4, jbfg, fgdgbf 16 or to P 'WW TQS, X -iii eg f 'fy CLIFFORD BRAEGER HALL STAR' HThe ligut haired boy of the F.F.A. will be a farmer sore future day.U Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 2,33 Hase- ball 3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Forensics 2,45 Singing Trio 45 F.F.A. Quartet 43 Chorus 4g Member of F.F.A. 1,2J3, 43 WB Honor Roll 3,4. GORDON EARDEN HGORDIEH Hhe has a mind of his own, it tales wore than a tercher to change it.H Paseball 43 Softball 4g Track 45 'F'l!'Y'Pl Of' F.F'.A. 1. . X LEROY BUNGERT NSONNYH 'Wherethere'sleisure,thereI'11be.N Track 2,3,4g Softball 2,35 Forensics 43 Chorus 2,3,4g All School Play 33 F.F.A. Play 4: Senior Class Play 45 HHN Honor Roll 33 F.F.A. Watchdog 43 F.F.A. Treasurer 23 Member of F.F. 2,3,4g Paper Staff 4. A. AUDREY BURNS HCOACHH UI am rich, my hair is go1den.H Basketball 1,2,33 Softball 1,2,3,43 Forensics 2,3,43 All School Play 43 librarian Staff 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Cheerleader 43 'BH Honor Roll 1,2,3, 43 Jr. Band 33 Band 43 Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Octet 3,43 Senior Class Play 43 President of Chorus 43 Paper Staff 3,42 Member of F.F.A. 2. JAMES FOLEY SATCHEL 'Yeah--for the Republicans and the Irishmen.' Track 43 Chorus 43 Senior Class Play 43 Member of F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. Quartet 43 'B' Honor Roll 33 Vice- President 4. LA VERNE DIESTLER WFAT' uQuiet people think a lot.H Softball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 33 Track 2,33 Chorus 23 Pep Club 3,45 HB' Honor Roll 2,3,43 B.A.A. Secretary- Treasurer 3. MILTON COLLAR nHICKIE' uA1l great menin the world are dead, and I'm not feeling we11.U Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3, 43 Baseball 3,43 President 43 B.A.A. President 2,33 Paper Staff 4. LESTER GIESEN 'SPOOK' nThe world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the wor1d.' Track 2,43 Softball 1,2,3,43 Member of F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. X ff f fi ek54A LAWRENCE GITTER ULARRYH Wwhen I think I must speak and I'm 7 always thinking.W 3and 1,2. CAROL HANSEN HHANSENU HHave a good time living for you're a long time dead.H Softball 1,2,3,4g Forensics 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g All School Play 3,45 Member of F.H.A. 23 Cheerleader 35 Prom Queen 35 Senior Class Play 43 Chorus Sec.-Treas. 35 Chorus Vice- Pres. 45 Fireside Circle Vice-Pres. 2gPaperStaff 1,2,3,4gAnnua1Staff4 3 M' CAROLYN HERTEL UREDN 'In her quietness there lies charm.W Forensics 13 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2g Pep Band 2,3,49 Senior Class Play 49 Pep Club 3,45 'A' Honor Roll 2,3, 45 Band Sec.-Treas. 43 Paper Staff 0.43 Annual Staff 4. W i s K1 ETHLYN GUYETTE NBABEH NThe key to her heart is constant- ly changing key rings.N Softball 1,25 Forensics 1,2,3,4y Solo Singing 4: F.H.A. Quartetg Member of F.H.A. 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3, 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Pep Rand 3,45 Librarian 43 Pep Club 3,43 Octet 3,43 WAN Honor Rollg Best Girlciti- :en 15 Vice-President of F.H.A. 35 ?res. of F.H.A. 45 Paper Staff 3,4. fx RAYMOND JANDOUREK NRAY' WA still tongue makes a wise head.' Track 2,33 Softball 2,33 Member of F.F.A. 1,2,3. 1 ,ww fff ww wwf A ZW, ,M JANE KUETTEL HJANIEH nReserved and quiet, and very sweet, A nicer girl you'd never meet.H Softball 45 Chorus 45 Pep Club 43 Member of F.H.A. 43 'B' Honor N011 43 Paper Staff 4. ID BI! LOH ENZ 'BGB' 'Hy schooling's really done me no horn, but I still feel sate out on the tarm.' lelber of F.F.A. 2,3,4. hjiff RUTH LUECK HRUTHY' 'Though she smiles at many just for fun, we all know there's only one.' Softball 1,2,8,43 Forensics 1,2g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Duet Singing 2,35 Member of F.H.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 3, 45 Octet 43 Best Girl Citizen 23 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader l,2, 3,45 Vice Pres. of Chorus 35 Student Activity Sec. 43 D.A.R. Best Girl Citizen 45 Homecoming Queen 33 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4g Annual Editor 45 Senior Class Play 4. ADDIE LOU LATHROP 'ADDIE' N0peu the door, Richard.' Softball 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,23 Member of F.H.A. 2J3,4g Librarian 39 Pep Club 35 Paper Staff 4. ' 41 5 Q I, 4 FK' gap J. 2 MAB LEIPZIG 'SQUBAIY' My by X 'She's simple and neat, and all that is sweet.' Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,35 Octet 4g Member of F.B.A. 25 Best Girl Citi- zen Bg Honor Roll 3,45 Sec.-Trees. 2,43 Alpha Pres. 83 Paper Staff 3,4. VI V IDRIEN HARLEY 'HANLEY' 'He's nice but avoids the ladies.' Track 45 Boys Chorus 4, Pep Club 3, 43 lamber of F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 'B' Honor Rollg F.F.A. Sec.-Treas. JEAN CHABNZKR 'OTTO' 'Hy kingdom for A scissors, I love to cut up.' Basketball 33 Manager 45 Sec.-Treas. 35 Vice Pres. of Alpha's 45 Paper Staff a,4. 57 BEGINALD RIEDL X.' HSTIR' 'A basketball hero is this lad, and in his studies he's not half bad.' Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,43 Softball 2,35 All School Play 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Best Boy Citizen 1,2, 35 Prom K ng 33 Class President 23 Student Ac ivity Manager 43 Sec.- Treas. Band,3g Paper Staff 3,4. w G, RAMONA QUINN WBLACKIE' 'Witty and Irish clear to the bone, we think she kissed the blarney stone. Basketball 2,33 Softball.1,2,3,4g Forensics 1,2,35 Band 2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Pep Band 3,45 All School Play 43 Senior Class Playfk Pep Club 3,43 Librarian 1,2,39 'B' Honor R011 1,2, 3,43 Paper Staff3,43Annual Staff 4. CARLETON SCHWEBS 'CARLIE' 'In the classroom he didafool, on the basketball court he did rule.' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 2,85 Baseball 3,45 Forensics 45 Solo 3,45 Duet 43 F.F.A. Quartet 35 Chorus 2, 33 Band l,2,3,45 A11 School Play 35 Member of F.F.A. 1,2,3: 'B' HOHOP R011 1,2,3,4g Pres. of Band 43 Vice Pres. F.F.A. 33 Vice Pres- Of B-A-l- 23 Paper Staff 3,4. HARLAND SCHROFDER HSENATORH HVis only fault is-he has no fault.H Basketball 35 Track 2,3,4g Forensics 3,45 Chorus 45 All Scrool Play 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 F.F.A. Quartet 2,3,45 F.F.A. 43 Member of F.F.A. Speaking 3,45 F.F.A. Play 45 WAN Vonor Roll 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Zeta Sec. Treas. 23 Zeta Pres. 43 Paper Staff 3,45 Valedictorian 4. 1 f , X f ! Vj5ZA4,g,7Fi ,QbCfQ ,Q M K, . 6 ' , ,' , V, , 1 5- Q 'L.!.-'10 j X , - fv1,,' L . 414.11 VL, -LA., 1. 1 f ,f NVQT DONALD SIPE HDONNIE GAMBLEH nie argues things wrong, he argues things right, if you'd let him alone, he'd argue all night.n Softball 1,z,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 25 Senior Class Play 45 Pep Rand 1,2,3,4g Rrass Quartet 45 Duet 45 Pep Club 3,4Q Cheerleader 25 Vice Pres. Rand 35 Member of F.F.A. 3. 5421443 CAROL WINKENWERDER HWINKIE' HMark my word, but don't blame me if its wrong.u Softball 1,2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Member of F.H.A. 2,3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. DOROTHY THERN uAlways ready to give her best. Nothing troublesher-not even tests.H HDMI' ll Basketball 1 2 3' Softball 1 2 9 s 1 s 33:45 Band 2,3,49 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Octet 3,45 Member of F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Librarian 3. PEARL ZIWMER NPEZYH nln her much talent lies, at getting A's she's specialized.W Softball 1,2,3,45 Forensics 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Librarian Staff 3,45 'A' Honor R011 1,2,3,45 Salutatorian 45 Paper Staff 3,4. Commencement Senior Band Members ..... Class History ....... Class Prophecy ..... Vocal Solo ..... Class Will .......... Presentation of Key ..... Acceptance of Key ..... Class Gifts ........ Class Song ......... Financial Reports ..... .. Friday, May 23, 1947 Community Hall Evening 8200 amen..-.--...ua- Miss Alferi, Director .......Carolyn Hertel .....Anna Mae Leipzig .....Clifford Braeger ....Ethlyu Guyette .....Milton Collar ......Merlin Armitage .....Addie Lou Lathrop, Generose Broehm Student Activity Report ................ Presentation of Letters. Cups, Medals ...... Presentation of Special Recognition Blanks .... Report Cards ........ .. Polar Bear lAnnuall ..... Processiona1....... Pledge to the F1ag.... Chorus ............... President's Welcome ..... Vocal Duet ........... Salutatorian ..... Alto Horn Solo ..... Valedictorian .,.. Cornet Solo ............. Introduction of Speaker ..... Presentation of Diplolas.... Acceptance of Diplomas .... Class Song ..... .... Recassiona1.... Thursday, May 29, 1947 Community Hall Evening 8:00 ..Carol Hansen, Carolyn Hertel . .. . . . .Reginald Riedl ....Ruth Lueck ....Faculty ....Faculty .......Facu1ty ....Annual Staff .....Miss Alferi .....Janes Foley .....Hiss Alferi ........Hilton Collar ...Audrey Burns, Ethlyu Guyette .........Pearl Zimmer .....Walner Baehaan ....Harland Schroeder .....Carleton Schwehs ....La Verne Diestlar ....Hr. Milford Steffen .........Rlth Lueck .......S aiors .....Hiss Alieri History On the sunny morning of Sep- tember 7, 1943, forty freshmen boys and girls enrolled in Hortonville High School. Within a few weeks a class meeting was held at which Norman Hansen was elected president, John Collar, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, Walmer Baehman. During the year we gained Merton Strong, Generose Broehm, and Charlotte Jensen. We were sorry to lose Eric Jack, Lester Warn- ing, Edward Collar, La Vern Manteufel, and later on Charlotte Jensen. Ruth Lueck and Norma Dornquast were chosen as the cheerleaders for the basketball season. Milton Collar, Norman Hansen, and Reginald Riedl were active in basketball during the season. Our representatives in forensics were Walmer Baehman, June Beschta, Audrey Burns, Norma Dornquast, Ethlyn Guyette, Carolyn Hertel, Ruth Lueck, Ramona Quinn, Rita Sommers, and Pearl Zimmer. Near the close of the year Ethlyn Guyette and Reginald Riedl were chosen best girl and boy citizen of the class. Upon returning to school after vacation we were sorry to learn that Rita Sommers, Eldren Young, and Norman Hansen had left us, but we were glad to receive Harland Schroeder, David Brehmer, Anna Mae Leipzig, Sylvester Larson, and Raymond Jandourek. Soon afterwards Reginald Riedl was elected president of the Sopho- more class, Marvin Wendell, vice president and Anna Mae Leipzig, Secretary-treasurer. Milton Collar was also elected president of the Boy's Athletic Association. Dur- ing the basketball season Milton Collar, Reginald Riedl, Norman Hansen, Clifford Braeger, and Carleton Schwebs were active and were members of the A and B squad. Audrey Burns was also very active in girls basketball. Cheerleaders for the season were Ruth Lueck, Norma Dornquast, and Donald Sipe. The one act play con- tribution was Reginald Riedl and Carleton Schwebs. Carol Hansen, Ethlyn Guyette, Audrey Burns, and Ruth Lueck were our forensic representatives during our Sopho- more year. Best girl citizen honors went to Ruth Lueck and best boy citizen honors went to Reginald Riedl. We were sorry to lose Norma Dornquast during the spring school session. Summer vacation was soon over and we returned to school to begin our Junior year. The class elected Harland Schroeder president, Marvin Wendell, vice- president, and Jean Schaenzer, secretary- treasurer for the year. Dorothy Burns, Eugene Gitter, Lester Gitter, Sylvester Larson and David Brehmer left us during our vacation. The army also took Raymond Jandourek fron among us. However George Martin became a good addition to our class. Carleton Schwebs, Milton Collar, Reginald Riedl, Jean Schaenzer, George Martin, Clifford Braeger and Harland Schroeder were active in basketball. They were active on either the HAH or HBH squad during the season. Ruth Lueck and Carol Hansen leadthe cheering during the season. As Juniors we contributed Carol Hansen, Anna Mae Leipzig, LeRoy Bungert, Harland Schroeder, and Reginald Riedl in the one act plays. As customary a Junior Prom was held with muxic by Larry Woodbury and his Orchestra. Reginald Riedl and Carol Hansen reigned as king and queen during the evening. Our forensic team con- sisted of Harland Schroeder, George Martin and Audrey Burns. George succeeded in get- ting to the state and Audrey succeeded in getting to the district meet at Kimberly. We were very proud of all of our forensic contestants. Best girl and boy citizen honors for the Junior year went to Anna Mae Leipzig and Reginald Riedl. Thenour Senior year rolled around and we began to realize that soon the'best years of our life would be over. Upon our return we learned of Marvin Wendell's en- listment in the navy. Other members who left our classwereRuth Nickelson and near the last of January, George Martin. How- ever we were glad to see Raymond Jandourek back with us about Christmas time. Jane Kuettel and Gordon Barden also became new additions to our Senior class. We elected Milton Collar president, James Foley vice-president, and Anna Mae Leipzig Secretary-treasurer. Reginald Riedl was elected Student Activity Manager and Ruth Lueck, Student Activity Secretary. Ethlyn Guyette became president of the Future HomemakersofAmerica and Harland Schroeder became president of the Zeta Society. We were represented in the one act play by Audrey Burns, Ramona Quinn, Carol Hansen, Reginald Riedl, and Harland Schroeder. In the F.F.A.and F.H.A.playHarland Schroeder and LeRoy Bungert represented the Senior Class. During the basketball season we were very proud of Milton Collar, Reginald Riedl and Carleton Schwebs who were members of the UAW squad and helped win Champion- ship Basketball Honors for Hortonville High. We were also proud of Clifford Braeger who did his,bit on the WB' squad. Cheerleadersfor the basketball season were Ruth Lueck and Audrey Burns. The Senior Class was well represented again this year in forensics. Those participating were Audrey'Burns, Ethlyn Guyette, Carol Hansen, Carol Winkenwerder, Pearl Zimmer, Harland Schroeder, and LeRoy Bungert. Ruth Lueck was elected as D.A.R. best girl citizen. Harland Schroeder was Vale- dictorian of our class with Pearl Zimmer as Salutatorian. Proph cy Crystal Ball gazing has its re- wards. To those of us who wish to look into the future this type prognostication is far superior to consulting an oracle or present day fortune teller. With a cast of the future already firmly implanted in the mind, one can easily picture events to come, to a high degree of satisfaction. Let us gaze into the crystal ball and with the lives of the members of the class of '47 clearly distinguishable, we find much of interest. Not following the ordinary routine of graduating classes, where the members soon scatter in many different directions, this class decided to enter intact into the formation of a unit and form a unique settlement called No. '47. In the year of '67 we find the city of '47 a well established, thriving metropolis. Everything that makes for better living we find here. To begin with, it was well planned due to the meticulous care and foresight of IRAN SCHAENZER, who drew the plans, As we enter this model city we are impressed with the spacious streets. No parking worry and no traffic hazards. We are immediately confronted by a very impressive looking officer of the law who offers his good wishes and answers to the name of REGINALD RIEDL. As we goondowntnestreetthechatter of children at play are audible. The playground from which these sounds come is very extensive. More so than one usually finds in cities of this size. Our curiosity prompts us to walk over there and watch the children at play. The first group busy in a foot- ball scrimmage was masterfully coached by CLIFFORD BRAEGER. Beyond this was a drum and bugle corps ledby the maestro CARLETON SCHHEBS. Evidently this school also offer- ed R.O.T.C. trainingforimmediately beyond this group, General RAYMOND JANDOUREK was putting his cadets through a stiff drill. We now turned back to the school proper-- a very modern and artistic building. The office of CAROLIN HERTEL was to the im- mediate left and on entry we were met by her private secretary Miss RUTH LUECK. She most graciously consented to escort us through the main partof the school. ETHLYN GUYETTE was busy with her class in vocal music, while DOROTHY THERN was occupied with her group in designing. The history class was being taught all abouttheGreeks and Romans, and Huns and Tartars by pro- fessor LORIEN MANLEY. As there was so much else of value to be seen we had to cut short our visit to other classrooms and proceed on our journey. The next stop was at an inspiring edifice replete with the architecture of the renaissance, a place of worship. Here the lady pastor, PEARL ZIMMBR, led us into a parlor and in- troduced ns to JANE KUETTEL, one of her Sunday school teachers. Of course no city would be complete without a restau- rant and stopping for a bite to eat, the manager, CAROL WINKENWERDER, assured us that only the best of foods was served here. A theater across the street was that day featuring nMillion-Dollar Collard and UBlachie Quinnn. Better known to us MILTON COLLAR, and RAMONA QUINN. In the next bloc? we visited a manufacturing plant which made toys of all descriptions. The general'manager, LAWRENCE GITTER, was now travelling in a Rolls Royce so there was no need of thumbing a ride to the next town. A large sign FReduce in Comfortn aroused our curiosity and we proceeded to investigate. In the lobby we were met by, LESTER GIESEN, the owner, who immediately took us to the reducing proving grounds. Here LEROY BUNGERT was teaching ADDIE LOU LATHROP how to hold on to a balking horse so she could ride it and this way reduce. At this time a plane landed on the air- field and were surprised when we arrived on the field to see Senator HARLAND SCHROE- DER step out of the plane. He was just re- turningfrom astrenuous legislative session where he had done much to make the world safe for everybody. He was followed by the pilot, JAMES FOLEY, and the stewardess AUDREI BURNS. Several times members of our group commented on the beauty of the clean windows. It brought back memories of Hortonville High Schooldayswhen DONALD SIPE did likewise to the windows of the business establishmentsofour main street. While commenting on this whom else should we meet but the Sipe of old still putting the gloss on the glass. One more rather ritzy establishment was so outstanding in its appearance that we decided to visit it. Here we met more of our old class. LAVERNE DIESTLER was assigned to keep the place in a very respectable manner. This dancing school was in a place by itself. Here ballet dancing was taught under the supervision of GORDON BARDEN, while CAROL HANSEN had charge of the teaching of Ball- room dancing But no city is complete without a medical center, and our city of '47 has provided for the health of its people. Dr. WALMER BAEHMAN heads the Medical staff and ROBERT LOHRENZ attends to the various tooth aches. His dental laboratory is equipped to deal with all the dental problems of his fellow towns- men. Even unto providing a most efficient receptionist is the person of GENBROSE BROEHM. The only other member of the class of '47 not yet contacted was ANNA MAE LEIPZIG. Further Inquiry gave us the information that her office wasom the 13th floorofthe administration building locat- ed at 1313-13th street. We immediately turned our attention toward a trip there. The elevator took us to the required floor and were told the number of her office was No. 13. Upon entering the room we im- mediately recognized Anna Mae of the class of '47 busy taking care of the dusty archives inwhich were recorded the lives and activities of all the members of the class of '47 of Hortonville High School. W' I I I Having spent four strenuous yearsin Hortonville High School, in which we gained an unlimited amount of knowledge, we, the members of the Senior Class of 1947, being of sound mind and weak heart, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Juniors we will our seats in the assembly and our books, may they use them as profitably as we did. To the Sophomoreswewill anything they can make useofduring their years ahead. To the Freshmen we will the fun of ruling over next years class. To the faculty we leave the school in a rather deranged state, that they may have the fun of putting it back together again. CLIFFORD BRAEGER wills WThe Voicen to Joseph Hoffmann. AUDREY BURNS wills her technique of turning cartwheels to her sister Marjorie. ADDIE LOU LATHROP and JANE KUETTELwi1l their ability to giggle to Jean Watson and Joyce Moder HARLAND SCH OEDER passes on his ability to remember, to anyone who has difficulty in re- membering assignments. GENEROSE BROEEM and CAROL HANSEN will their shyness to Audrey Becker and Audrey Nieman. RAYMOND JANDOUREK wills his mustache to Bill Bohman who seems to have difficulty in grow- ing one. CAROLYN HERTEL bequeaths her ability to get American History a minute after the bell has rung to Joan Olk. ANNA MAE LEIPZIG wills her friendly disposition to Joyce Steinberg. JEAN SCHAENZER passes on all his jokes and witty sayings to John Quinn who needs them to replace his old.worn out ones. LORIEN MANLEY wills his job of running the movie projector to Donald Schwebs. DOROTHY THERN wills her camera to Bert Lathrop. RUTH LUECK passes on her job as Student Activity Secretary to any capable Junior. WALMBR BAEWMAN says he hasn't anything to will but wants Donald Diestler to keep his eye on a certain Sophomore girl for him. CAROL WINKENWERDER wills her poise and dignity to Barbara Kluess. LEROY BUNGERT bequeaths his ability to laugh and enjoy life to David Hunt. HILTON COLLAR wills his position on the basketball team to Kenneth Buchman. REGINALD RIEDL passes his bashfulness to Kenneth Wolf. CARLETO SCHWEBS wills his cornet and musical talent to Kay Keefe. DONALD SIPE wills his shy and quiet way of breaking your ear drums to Beverly Wirth. LESTER GIESEN wills his car to anyone who has theoourage to drive it. RO ERT LOH ENZ passes on his ability of being absent on test days to Armond Lemke. RAMONA OUINN wishes to pass on her nickname WBlackieW to Marilyn Poole. GORDON BARDEN wills his ability to get into trouble to Merlin Armitage. PEARL ZIMMBR wills hei A's to Joan Giesen so she can start a collection for next year. LAWRENCE GITTER bequeaths his long distance phone bills to William Harris. JAMES POLE! wills his naturally wavy hair and a bottle of wave set to Donald Schulz so he can look like Guy Madison. LAVERNE DIESTLEP wills his new class ring to someone in Manawa. And lastly I, ETHLYN GUIETTE will all the fun I have had during my four years of High SCBOOI to all those who don't like school. W Junior I x Q v x , X X W i 3 Ft' Q- U ' I I' L Russel Barden, William Bohman, Lorraine Castellion, 3- 'G A Donald mosuer, norothy Diestlex - -W' 1 G vw.. ve f Y e l ' ff '- 'X ' 5' V' .3 F Ellen Dorow, Mary Dorschner, Lorna Flnmker, . Carolyn Fr e, Jack Imlcer 'Q W., 'V y f Q ..,.. 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Marilyn Hoier, Betty Hunt, Nance Klampe, Barbara Kluess, Glad,- Lamers, Ardis Lemke Ardys Lemve, Ulaine Lohrenz, Joyce Mod P, w.lter Worack, Betty Mueller, Audrey Nieman. Joan Olk, Serena Radichel, Royce Riedl, Barbara Schultz, Roselle Sommers, Delores Struc QW Marilyn Testin, Ray Ulmer, Jean Watson, Leona Watson, Roger Weihing, Marcella Weiland I -w, +-.. QA-'w- ,f -ff ' f f .va . A I E ww. ., D , '- ...Q A, X U ,li 'Q' - Leon Jensen Vice-President by ,ggi - or X R X Marjorie Burns , Qi ,, ? t Q 'ww b . k,.- .QQ . ia Gi by I in if 'K 33 Xg,,A' k.EYf. TPf5il , P QXW4 f' ' Secretary-Treasurer c i 4 19 5 VAN 1' x , ff , W -' A ,j tea , V. u 15 , ' 'df 1 x ,f f i W HE JSE? ' iv Q. . ,fiflgf 4,5 Q? 6:1 IJ A f 5 - gi A Af v ..49' QR pf' ' Af Y I l iw , if Student ax CouncH ff Standing: Ethlyn Guyette, George Akin, Jr., Merlin Armitage, Carleton Schwebs, Milton Collar, Harland Schroeder. Seated: Audrey Burns, Donald Schulz, Fred Krueger, Ruth lueck, John Quinn, William Bohman. Absent: Reginald Riedl Student Activity Hauager.... Student Activity Secretary .... Senior Class President .... Junior Class President ...... Sophomore Class President ,.... Freshman Class President .... Baud President.. Chroua President F.H.A. President F.F.A. President Zeta President.. Alpha President. B.A.A. President. ....Reginald Riedl .....Ruth Lueck .....Milton Collar ..Her1iu Armitage .......John Quinn ..George Akin Jr. .Carleton Schwebs .....Audrey Burns ...Ethlyu Guyette ....Donald Schulz Harland Schroeder .....Fred Krueger ...William Bohaan xl. E , . rat ng ., 11 'J A. i5VW M HEY Az. v -. - K 1 Top Row: Betty Kern, Ellen Dorow, Ruth Lueck, Joan Strey, Serena Radichel, Marilyn Poole, Rose Marie McMurdo, Dorothy Magadenz, Leona Watson, Darlene Doughty, Carol Winkenwerder, Loretta Reininger Second Row: Jane Kuettel, Betty Lippert, Adde Lou Lathrop, Corrine Scholl, Generose Broehm, Audrey Neiman, Jane Braeger, Elaine Morack, Dorothy Thern, Elaine Lohrenz, Betty Mueller, Delores Struck Third Row: Marion loder, Dorothy Diestler, Lorraine Castellfon, Doris Hansen, Carolyn Frye, Hulda Herzfeldt, Joyce Steinberg, Carol Marcks, Dorothy Weihing, Marjorie Burns, Virginia Thiel, Ardys Lemke Fourth Row: Advisor, Mrs. Jorgensen, Kay Keefe, Betty Hanson, Lorna Flunker, Marceda Lueck, MarJean Schroeder, Gwendolyn Testin, Joann Lippold, Ethlyn Guyette Fifth Row: ' Audrey Becker, Cecelia Jandourek, Helen Thern, Rosella Sommers, Marcella Weiland, Barbara Schultz, Joyce Moder, Jean Watson, Ruth Kroeger The Future Homemakers of America is made up of a group of girls having one or more years of Home Economics. Each new-comer is initiated into the organization before they can become a member. Our chapter was represented at the State Convention held at Wisconsin Rapids by Ethlyn Guyette and Ruth Lneck. The officers have worked out a point system so each girl can work for a colored letter. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. have presented a play 'The Had Breakfastn. Those taking part were: Marceda Lueck, Kay Keefe, Lorna Flnnker, Dorothy Ueihing, Carolyn Frye, Joann Lippold, Clifford Weisshahn, Elwyn Gloede, LeRoy Bnngert, and Harland Schroeder. A quartet has been organized consisting of Marceda Lneck, Kay Keefe, Lorna Flunker, Ethlyn Guyette, and Virginia Thiel, Pianist. The F.H.A. contributed to the Carnival and Farm and Home Day. They also gave a Christmas Tea and Q style Show for Mothers and Friends. H X WWII r.n.A. cmcns for 1946-1947 ' President ....... ......Eth1yn Guyette Colors. ......... Red and White Jar-w . Yice President ..... HarJean Schroeder Motto ..... Toward New Horizons L -Q 1 K - Secretary..... ..... .... Kay Keefe Flower ............... Red Rose 'I' Treasurer. . . . . . Parlianeatariaa ....... llistoriaa. . . . . . . . . . .Lorna Flnnker MJ wi' .Joann Ldppold Q h B We f. - 2111.-fs . ...Gwendolyn Testin J Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: f he F F A o o Nw . I 2 my Walter Morack, Merlin Armitage, Russel Barden, William Bohman, Harold Peters Elwyn Gloede, Robert Lohrsnz, James Foley, Wesley Armitage, Milton Pankow. Richard Baker, Roger Weihing, Lester Geisen, Gordon Barden. Raymond Jandourek, Clifford Weisshahn, Norbert Hartzheim. Advisor, lr. Kruel, Harland Schroeder, Kenneth Dlestler, Leroy Bungert, Donald Schulz, Armond Wayne Diestler, Ray Ulmer, Max Herzfeldt, Earl Winterfeldt, Hilbert Zuberbier. lemke. The Future Farmers of America is an organization by, oi, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. It is interesting to know that since 1927 the beginning of the F.F.A. it has spread throughout all the United States and into Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The Freshmen and Sophomores classes attended the Fat Livestock Show and judging contest at De Pere. M mbers of the judging team were: Earl Timm, Clifford Weisshahn, Le Roy Bohl, and Norman Immel. The Juniors and Seniors wrote essays for the Swift and Company essay contest. Members who's essays were chosen to be sent in were: Harland Schroeder and Herlin Armitage. The F.F.A. sponsored a series of noon movies for the entertainment of students who spend their noon-hours at school during the winter months. Other activities in which the chapter has taken part were F.F.A. speaking and quartet contest. The quartet members are as follows: Elwyn Gloede, Harland Schroeder, Le Roy Bohl, and Clifford Braeger. The F.F.A. members helped with Farm and Home Day, went on several field trips, and were responsible for the tables, benches,and remolding and Owen Krueger, Kenneth Abraham, Norman Immel, Wendell Dietz, Clifford Braeger, Merlyn Bergmann Le Roy Bohl, Lorlen Manley, Donald Bennett, Jerome Gitter, Herbert Keating, Keith Wunderlich, Coenen, Walmer Baehman, Myron Tiedt, Donald Timm, Fred Krueger, Elton Griesback, Russel decorating of the hot lunch room. ff -512,- 'i'.R ,Q-me-4 orrlcnns gif ipfdl, T209 0 1312 President ..... . . . .... Donald Schulz K . ' 2 Vice-President. , . . . . Domald Diestler 2 Tres.surer........ .....Armond Lemke k gs ' 6 0 Secretary. . . . . . .Myron Tied: ' Iatchdog.... ....Leroy Bungert Polar Cub Staffs Senior Top Row: Joan Olk, Marjorie Burns, Carleton Schwebs, James Foley, Betty Hansen. Second Row: Jean Schaenzer, Corrine Scholl, Kay Keefe, Joann Lippold, Lorien Manley, Gordon Barden Third Row: Le Roy Bungert, Ramona Quinn, Reginald Riedl, Ruth Iueck, Milton Collar, Addie Lou Eathrop, Harland Schroeder, Carol Winkenwerder. Seated: Audrey Burns, Generose Broehm, Carol Hansen, Carolyn Hertel, Anna Mae Leipzig, Ethlyn Guyette, Jane Kuettel, Pearl Zimmer. Junior Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Rosella Sommers, Rose Marie McMurdo, Merlin Armitage, Fred Krueger Mary Dorschner, Dorothy Diestler. Ruth Nelson, Doris Hansen, Bridget Pulda, Ruth Jamison, Phyllis Zielger, Donald Diestler, Genevieve Hoffmann. Donald Schulz, Grace Zimmer, Wesley Armitage, Carol Marcks, William Bohman, Anna Mae leipzig. Lorna Flunker, Dorothy Weihing, Kay Keefe, Marilyn Poole, Corrine ' Scholl, MarJean Schroeder, Beverly Steffen, Addie Lou Lathrop, Marceda K Ineck N N . X x I sf' a g I E C ar I1 iv ill ,. 1 .4 J f- What did you do on Halloween? Why I went to the Carnival. That's what lost of Hortonville could say. What a parade! The costumes were really something and so was the way the Band performed. After the parade everyone rushed inside hoping to find seats for the main show. First the prizes for the best costumes were given. Then all sat back to enjoy the best one act play in years. The students really put 'Elmeru over big. After the play the floor was quickly cleared and the stands set hp. That huge crowd really kept everyone at the stands busy. Pitch Till U Win, Noisemakers, Dartball, yes, these were but a few of the many attractions. Even the fellows in the boxing bouts seem- ed to enjoy themselves. And for the spectators there were thrills aplenty in the fast Fights. Movies? Where? Why, downstairs of course. Alas, but on the way we simply had to try our luck on the HNigger Dollsn. After the movies it was but a step to the NWitches Innn where you could eat to your hearts content. During the evening, door prizes were awarded to the lucky ones whose names were drawn. Due to increased ex- penses, the Carnival did not show quite as large a net profit as some others, yet the school realized a net gain of about 5380. Each year some school project benefits from the proceeds of our annual Carnival. K 1 mov WHS GH S .0 I r 'X is' as 2 R H-'Q '3 lr '5 ' 1 ' Pine .f lfff b .f if f. - ix A .. 4495-K xkQn , 115 4' :sy F .. .L . , 1 n' U X 'J , H F renslcs 1 A Top Row Marjorie Burns, Joann Lippold, Dorothy Second Row: Carol Hansen, Betty Nickel, Harland Schroeder, MarJean Schroeder, LeRoy Bungert, Marilyn Poo Third Row: Genevieve Hoffmann, Gloria Lemke. Joseph Hoffmann, Carol Wfnkenwerder, Audrey Burns Absent':, Ethlyli Guyette and Leon Jensen ,I 3 ! ef' 1 V' Z 1 . H, -1, VV, M1 Q '. 5' ' , Nh '- g' he f Sobn after Christmas all of the people who were interested in Forensics started thinking seriously of what they were going to take. Hours and hours of practice were spent in learning their topics. Then on March 3, the Alpha-Zeta Contest was held at the hall. The places were as follows: Extemporaneous Reading-Ethlyn Guyette, first, and Carol Winkenwerder, second. Extemporaneous Speaking-Harland Schroeder, first, and Pearl Zi mer, Second. Orations-Genevieve Hoffmann, first, and Leon Jensen, second. Humorous Declamations-Marjorie Burns, first, and Joe Hoffmann, second. Non-Humorous Declamations- Audrey Burns, first, and Marilyn Poole, second. These people competed on March 11 with contestants from Bear Creek, Winueconne and Shiocton. Winners from Hortonville were Genevieve Hoffmann, Harland Schroeder, and Marjorie Burns. Joe Hoffmann also received an 'A' rating which entitled him to go to Kimberly on March 22. Genevieve, Harland and Marjorie were eligible to go to Brillion and Kimberly. At Brillion, Harland and Genevieve tool places. We all agreed that we had a very successful Forensic season this year. D ald Bennett, Pearl Zimmer, Corrine Scholl le SENIOR CLASS PLAY You'Il Die Laughing A handful of heirs meet on a stormy night in weird old Creepy Castle to hear the reading of an eccentric will, by Lawyer Hackett lLeRoy Bungertl, and to hunt for the precious star-sapphire. Bridget lEthlyn Guyettei, the comical Irish house-keeper, warns all to leave, for anybody who remains all night in Creepy Castle--DIES LAUGHING! The heirs, Kim Waller lHarland Schroederl, Diana Dalhart lCaro1 Hansenl, Miss Marilla Dalhart Ruth Lueckl, Mrs. Kitty Pike ICaro1yn Hertell, and Iona Pike lAudrey Burnsi, refuse to budge. Augustus Ceasar Jones 1Jean Schaenzeri and his wife Peachie Chrysanthemum IRamona Quinn! who suffer from chronic spookitis, want to leave, but are forced to stay by un- forseen events. A mysterious old German, Otto Swartz Iialmer Baehmanl, is found prowling around the house. Then ghastly things start happening. The place is fairly jittered with spooks--including a phantom cat! Portraits sob real salt tears! Typewriters are manipu- lated by invisible bands. The ghost girl tDorothy Thernl, gurgles and groans! The devil- monster lDonald Sipel, clanks his chains! Somebody disappears--somebody is strangled-- somebody DIE LAUGHING! At the end we learn not a soul is actually murdered--it's all a hoax being played on Tommy Upton lJames Foleyl, to cure a phobia for murder mysteries. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bridget Mulquoon .... ....... Irish Housekeeper .... Kim Waller ...... ..... A surprised heir ........... Tommy Upton ..... ..... His studdering side-kick .... Levi Hackett ........... ..... The Village Lawyer ....... Augustus Caesar Jones ....... ....... A Negro handy-man .... Peachie Chrysanthemum Jones. .... . ......... Negro Cook ..... . Otto Swarts...... .... A truck gardener, who bears watching..... Diana Dalhart....................Iim's heartburn...... .... .. Miss Harilla Dalhart ..... ...... Di's spinster aunt .... Hrs. Kitty Pike ...... ......... A giddy widow ........ Ioma Pike ....... ..... Her giddier daughter ..... The Ghost Girl .... ..... Who DIED LAUGHING ...... The Ghost Han ..... .... In search of his tongue .... I CO HITTEES DIRECTOR, HISS SCHUSTEE sms ummm, negmia ami STAGE ETTINGS and PROPERTY Clifford Braeger IDVEIIISING Lorien Hanley Generose Broehm Gordon Barden MAKE-UP Pearl Zimmer Addie Lou Lathrop Carleton Schwebs Milton Collar LaVerne Diestler Lester Giesen Robert lohrenz ...Ethlyn Guyette Harland Schroeder ......James Foley ....LeRoy Bungert ...Jean Schaenzer .....Ramona Quinn ....Walmer Baehma .....Carol Hansen .....Ruth Lueck ...Carolyn Hertel .....Audrey Burns ....Dorothy Thern ....D0na1d Sipe X PEOHTTEIS Carol Wink nwerder Anna Mae Leipzig ENTERTAINMENT BETIEEN ACTS Jane Inettel Raymond Jandonrek RTI E All School Where were you the night of October 4, 1946? Were you at our All School Party? It was really a gala affair! The first thing on the program was a little skit which near- ly put us in stitches. Jean Schaenzer was gruesomely disected by Norman Hanson and John Cuinn. It is remarkable how he survived. This was followed by two more skits, a duet by Audrey Burns and John Collar, a vocal solo by Ethlyn Guyette, the reading of appropriate song titles for various members of the student body and faculty, and an imitation of Spike Jones' Orchestra with Norman Hanson directing and John Quinn as vocalist. Then we all joined in community singing. Next came a series of games in which the entire student body participated. When the games were finished we all danced. To our surprise we found that we had been visited by a very high class orchestra which played the uFlying Dutchmenn and several other pieces. Hungry as we were, it was a big treat to help ourselves to the pop, ice cream, and cake which the committee had prepared for us. After a fun packed evening everyone agreed that our party was a big success. Christmas 1 On Santa's long trip around the world he didn't forget to stop off at our Christ- mas Party which was held in the hall December 16. As the students entered the hall they were surprised to see how beautiful Santa's helper had decorated the hall. A program which everyone enjoyed provided the main part of the evenings entertainment. After the program the girls and a few of the bravest boys danced. The biggest event of the evening was when Santa came and gave out the presents. After the proper amount of oh's, ah's and thank you's had been said we all filed down to the basement for a delicious lunch of hot dogs, cupcakes, ice cream, and pop. And so ends the Christmas Party. Picn'c On May 28, we all celebrated the day that really meant the end of school for another year. At ten o'clock you could see groups of students carrying either potato salad, beans, jello, or whatever they were contributing for our picnic. which was held at the fair grounds. Baseball was played with the classes competing against each other. Those who did not like baseball could spend their time dancing. There was food enough for all and some even got second helpings. Late in the afternoon we all said good-bye to our friends some of whom we might B01 see until next year. JU ICR PROM Q .165 9 3 ,ikigii .455 as W Soft music, low lights and dancing---this was the Junior Prom. It was held Thursday evening, April 21 and the music was furnished by Brault's Canadians. The King, Merlin Armitage, and his Queen, Corrine Scholl, reigned over a group of happy dancers, amidst the setting 'Blue Hawaii. The hall was decorated accordingly. The sky was of blue streamers with hundreds of tiny stars peeking through. At the rear of the hall there was a Hawaiian Paradise and a Lagoon. Everyone had a wonderful evening. UWM Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: ' Choru 'Y Joann Lippold, Audrey Neiman, Marilyn Hoier, Joan 0lk,Hu1da Herzfeldt, Bridget Pulda, Carolyn Frye, Jane Braeger, Corrine Scholl, Mary Dorschner, Ellen Dorow. A Carol Marcks, Frances Sexton, Betty Mueller, Betty Hunt, Elaine Lohrenz, Gloria Wege, Loretta Reininger, Joann Strey, Ruth Lueck, Carol Hansen, Jane Kuettel, Doris Hansen. Ruth Krueger, Betty Kern, Lorna Flunker, Marjorie Burns, Arnita Korth, Audrey Becker, Audrey Burns, Roselle So mers, Virginia Thiel, Ruth Nelson, Ethlyn Guyette, Director, Miss Alferi. Elaine Morack, Serena Radichel, Darlene Doughty, Marceda Lueck, Betty Nickel, Laura Pulda, Barbara Kluess, Dorothy Thern, Marlene La Mack, Marilyn Poole. OFFICERS President ...... ...Audrey Burns Vice-President...... . .... Carol Hansen Secretary Treasurer.......Corrine Scholl Band - Top Row: Anna Mae Leipzig, Cerleton Schwebs, Owen Krueger, William Bohman, John Quinn, Walmer Baehman, Dorothy Thern, Gloria Wege. Second Row: Roselle Sommers, Mary Dorschner, Marcella Weiland, Generose Broehm, Pearl Zimmer. Marion Root Carolyn Hertel, Beverly Steffen, Corrine Scholl. Third Row: Jack Main, Ethlyn Guyette, Joan Olk, Grace Zi mer. Betty Hansen, Kenneth Buchman, Ruth Nelson Delores Thern, Director, Miss Alferi. Fourth Row: Kay Keefe, Betty Kern, Audrey Burns, James Gauthier, Marilyn Poole, Marilyn Testin, Ramona Quinn, Frances Sexton, Donald Sipe. Absent: Reginald Riedl OFFICERS President ....... ...Carleton Schwebs Vice-President ....... ....... Kay Keefe Secretary Treasurer ....... Carolyn Heftel Hot Lunch 1 Um-mmm what smells so good? This is what we usually hear from our student body about 10:00 o'clock every morning when those appetizing odors float up from the hot lunch room. We started our hot lunch program in November, 1946. About one-hundred seventy grade -nd high school students are served each day. 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Ai- rw A - . ,ff ave u postponed 'ugxvs weeks bc' Qnvx , 5 rect the- H96 07016 , tense wa gofl' wbb0'lfgy -ter as the e a 5 Age Hx advantage at the end f T ar Je In tl? period. The scoreboar .,,,,fd Xuan tWq 8 31 to 4 gap at the in th!-V .genftgzer an? 7-is with mf wigkvl poirtvqrd ihffrst peg era, Creeke' S' 01' I b d B Od wh. mf fs h'-ow fouf qt: Creelf e. reles 04,-gon lfmhutes um, ,fc for 0m3qnt'gi0!to:vbOht :fat e for JL 1111 . .l QU 9 f:':b1f'efQz:a , r a l 0941. Pvqut ' I . .ton practxlfiiy on visitors went i ' points and took 18 lead, The Dutchme 1. Sec. ' as fr 'fa Qc 52 l-P 'o qv-u OS all Ill 20 ,rl I II z -1 'fl 0 -1 3 1 me T Q -r -0- F 0 Q an n O .mlod nag SJ :-' L o :- :I 5- 3 all QD 4 I 0 1 0 5 S. :T 0. 2 o E 'fia- B '12 xgfll!! egg-el 5' O onzum 0:51554 -adm UQMTQ' '45 lt? 50,255 :r ge :?Es':' Di 2 s'6'fr 04 the first half vw even terms but nto high gear in third period and swished ix. a commanding 24 n were without t 'iervifres of Bob Wittman, stell fuercl. who has an infected foot. Bell Vanden Heuvel led t Iutchmen offensively getting eig mints. Dercks and Hammen we defensive cogs. Keel., -efwtri 9581 X 'v'-Fa ' 'U di ' . poinffn the lhrg? -9-'ggi' Pee th on two x g I'l -1 . CD D. O -ll E CD s B7 Il -7- 0 2 n r - ba A elm, ro bas! 6 I z lean. At 'D ofxoflvxfned 0,801 fhe ,,,. as1f,f1' '-Seger, Cu? ,1-Hd CE' U93 ' -, H ul QI 1,1-d Sme fiocg S Ed . 5-Q U O was lg8dl. mam neg. New to argel, pei... 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M X4 0092 N09 K 3. 1 ahead and the Irish led mags goxoigoifxx, Ymqgoia 5 WWC-6 76. Q with four minutes left. Billiflfg' . e 90.5 'Fld' 61 we f 'VE ' Q6 il ,U :Plum got a field goal on a fer' -e6 0 Q32-leosegxg '81, ,elbe in eh vith HUSS assidi' 'seein deans-e xx' fxo ears if-21s 33190 A tomenesko ec . 25239 Qsgxncxo iosxg-S. ingllbgd Wj1101,w, reedor' . e K ea 65 he fx Se' ' X 30 veal-,v' ' '7 5'5' Q U1 c Sx e l'9w?5'xX I News ?? oz 5555's k 'KO 0 o 'tt,txa,v.,?,05,'s:, gs y8 I Q O tw- es- 5 'J Us G S H Rod te to 'Svc - of-v av e S 1 erfdetfei 'F' N? q 07 0 Hx K9 X' re V e mb Yo, Xgpx 56 91 fn 15 Nl SGY . I ve e . t fs mf S 4 e 0 Ymberl. agulle .twin 2 tw at 90621-,ff 5- 0g:f.,:,v4-4 .bl 1 L2 v 0 I m aux! In R90 .omght at 8 o cle Q33 'Y A ,wow :LA fooqoee '?pJ, hp,u:!e,.l:7'Q,cr 9 may M .FIU gasco and Hortonllwillex-pee ps :ve O40 q,Jr,,nb. 41, U TQURN ' 5- th flo r at 9'o'c1oc wi B K0 '9' ' 'f 'I 4 HORTONVILLE-The Horton- tex? mired despite the cl, e Warp 1 613. 31,00 mg neu 0. 2. 'ob Huh., ville Polar Bears gained at Ieiaat experienced last night.-A e into 'Nos qs ,Qu RUON milf I7 mm. I , a tie for the Westem dlVi8 011 hopes ride with the abllx we yu tug seth' Lulu ,co . ii E- championship of the Little Nita? Fameree, forward' and 'ao 0 aid 'Ig the lxuq, 015,27 Iain ,il Gwlference here Friday mg ter. Both are tough cv-l' fo Scbul 0090 tb Am RE ,V .5 E :vim it 47 to 24 win over Wrights- bounds, can connect on Q vo tea'1wy,e I3 ,he .mem 10,1 C I, F? own. d th v I , '11 ' Sc- . Ce og A g gortonville had little trouble In Tilt: kzgehfnfgliz gtlzefngtt L0rtmcoYf1e5Am,,l - coo, th-, wh. Ish 01-D.. Hn., af- If at ulhrl Alum nn a 'DA On 9 afhvnnbnnm cv'f ' 'Team QM x.ee3 ,,,a, Standing: Mnnagerg Jean Schaenzer, Richard Gitter, Donald Diestler, John Quinn, James Gauthier, Fred Kueger, Coach George Akin. Seated: Carleton Schwebs, Milton Collar, Donald Schulz, William Bohman, Reginald Riedl. Milton Collar--As Co-Captain and guard Mickie led Hortonville through many tough battles. His outstanding floor play and passes in the Casco game at the District Tourna- ment were instrunental in the teams success under the hoop. Reginald Piedl--As Co-Captain and playing a forward position, Reg was in the game fighting for the Bears right to the end. In a great scoring splurge with pushshots from the side, Reg led the team to victory over Hilbert. Carleton Schwebs--We'll always remember Carlie as the hero of the Freedom game at the District Tournament. With two minutes to play and all hopes lost, Carlie swished a long one-hander from the side, followed by another shot a few seconds later. He played forward for the bears. hilliam Bohman--Nearly sending the crowd into hysterics, Billled the wellbalanced attack against Shiocton. He played his guard position well. Donald Schulz--As the Polar Bear's center, Schulz put no limit on his scoring as he came through with twenty-two points at Bear Creek. Donnie is knownas Hortonvi1le's pivot ace. John Quinn--Going up for rebound efforts, and rolling in short shots, John shone as the star for the Bears in the Elimination game over Gillett. John takes his position on the team at center. Credit comes where credit is due, and of course credit must be given to the subs: Donald Diestler, Fred Krueger, James Gauthier, and Richard Gitterg and Managerl Jean Schaenzerg for they help make up the team of which everyone of us are truly proud. Hortonville . .... Alumni Hortonville 47 ......... Shiocton Hortonville .... Manawa Hortonville 63 ....... Bear Creek Hortonville ..... Hilbert Hortonvi1le445 ....... Winneconne Hortonville ...... Manawa Hortonville 47 ...... Wrightstown Hortonville Little Chute Hortonville 38 ..... Clintonville Hortonville ..... Hilbert Hortonville 37 .......... Freedom Hortonville .... Shiocton Hortonville 57 .... .... Hilbert Hortonville Little Chute Hortonville 35 ..... .... Freedom Hortonville ..Bear Creek Hortonville 41 ..... .... Casco Hortonville ..Winneconne Hortonville 47 .... .... Gillett Hortonville .Wrightstown Hortonville 38 .... ..... Oconto Hortonville . ...Freedom Hortonville 44 .... .... Goodman L7- ' ' Team Y' i Back Row George Akin Jr., Harland Fuerst, Milton Pankow, Clifford Rraeger, Merlin Armitage, Royce Riedl, Burton Lathrop. Seated James Cauthier, Richard Gitter. Donald Diestler, David Hunt, Fred Krueger 1 .f ff ff xf W 'F Hortonville 31... .... Manawa Hortonville 26... ..... Hilbert Hortonville 13... Little Chute Hortonville 31... ..... Hilbert Hortonville 24... .... Shiocton Hortonvilie 20... Little Chute Hortonville 38... ..Bear Creek Hortonville 16. . . . . Winneconne Hortonville 33... ..... Freed m Hortonville 38. . . . Wrightstown Hortonville 19... ...Shiocton Hortonville 32... ..Bear Creek Hortonville 11. . . . .Vlinneconne Hortonville 44. . . . Wrightstovwn Hortonville 29... Clintonville Hortonville 12... ..... Freedom N Q 9 Cheerleaders Team ef Audrey Rurns, Corrine Scholl, Ruth Lueck, Kay Keefe. Q B, I ITI Marjorie Burns, Joan Olk, Joann Lippold, Betty Hansen Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Seated: Pep lub Grace Zimmer, Elaine Morack, Carolyn Frye, MarJean Schroeder, Beverly Steffen, Carolyn Hertel, Carol Winkenwerder, Carol Marcks, Betty Hunt, Ruth lueck. Arnita Korth, Iorraine Castellion, Marian Moder, Hulda Hertzfeldt, Corrine Scholl Genevieve Hoffmann, Jane Kuettel, Marilyn Poole, Audrey Burns, Ramona Quinn. Rosella Sommers, Ellen Dorrow, Betty Hansen, Joan Olk, Marilyn Hoier, Generose Broehm, Doris Hansen, Dorothy Weihing, Joann Lippold, Lorna Flunker. Serena Radichel, Gloria wege, Donald Sipe, Betty Nichel, Owen Krueger, Marlene La Mack, Walmer Baehman, Marceda Lueck. Ethlyn Guyette, Ruth Nelson, Kay Keefe, Virginia Thiel, Mary Dorschner, Jean Watson, Marjorie Burns, Joyce Moder. U Rah Rah Fortonville!! You guessed it! That's what our Pep Club sounded like at the basketball games this year. There were forty-three members who were all full of pep and vigor. Cheerleaders: Ruth Lueck, Audrey Burns, Kay Keefe, and Corrine Scholl were at the head of the club. Betty Yansen, Joann Lippold, Joan Olk, and Marjorie Burns, cheer- ed for the HBH team. They all did a wonderful job in boosting the moral of the boys. Because of the large number of members the school bus was used to take them to all of the out-of-town games. The club did such an excellent piece of work this year that we all hope it will be continued again next year. ff fs, 7 iv! . v, -.5 2 V ,a -.,,. . y '.a:If? ' KN C, 1 . Pep Band -1'K- A.. N f F 4 p .-' , lflfff U .I , 4 'l ff,-fr 1 I, ll. ! 1 1 1 Standing: Ramona Quinn, Marilyn Poole, Iprna Flunker, Grace Zimmer, Ethlyn Guyette, Owen Krueger, Walmer Baehman. Seated: Mary Dorschner, Beverly Steffen, Carolyn Hertel, Donald Sipe. 7 wif' 'z Rf QW 'f'U'w. Sri 'Ulm 8-f 4bx . Z vw as .9mW-- wb' A -4 L-nal E 5 , rff'a: 3 ,Aa MIIL f-ual! . zlll vnu sunburn its him! il- l , ki 2, nf ii 'H .L 8 ,sv A1 l94 AUGUST 30 Freshmen Registration SEPTEMBER School Starts 11 Reg Riedl Student Activity Manager 23 Annual Magazine Campaign-Fellows vs. Gals OCTOBER All School Party-More Fun! Study Hard, Kids-Six Weeks Tests Basketball Practice Starts Hats, Horns, Confetti-The Carnival Ah, The Senior's Polar Club NOVEMBER A Rest-Teachers Convention Alumni Game We Won!! 31-2B Watch Your Step-First Fire Drill Manawa Here--Off To A Good Start-57-13 H.H.S. at Hilbert--Took Another win-54-24 Grrrrrr. Tests Game at Manawa-Won-39-27 Little Chute Here-Another Victory-32-14 26-30. Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 1st Conference Game-Beat Shiocton 39-18' Hortonville at Little Chute-Won Again!! 3C Played at Bear Creek-On Top Again-59-20 Santa Comes to H.H.S.-Christmas Party F.H.A. Party Band and Chorus Concert Junior's Christmas Paper Winneconne Here-We UDood Itn Again-31-26 Vacation at Last!!! JANUARY Back to the Brain Factory Played at Wrightstovn-Took 'Em-51-25 Freedom Here-Held 'Em Again-32-18 Smile Pretty, Kids-Senior Pictures Taken Won Game at Shiocton---First Time In Nine Years---47 29 Bear Creek Here-See This Score?? 63-8 Merlie Armitage, Prom King Ruth Lueck Elected D.A.R. School Calendar I94 FEBRUARY 3. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Forensics Start 7. Wrightstown at Hortonville--Another Victory!! 47-24 11. A Heart Breaker-Iost First Game at Clintonville--40-38 14. Hortonville at Freedom-A Scare, But They Didn't Fail Us-37-21 17. Farmer's Institute 17. Connie Scholl, Prom Queen 18. Annual Pictures Were Taken 19-21. Tournament at Kaukauna 19. Beat Hilbert-57-13 31. Beat 'En Again-Freedom, That Is!! 35-32 21. DISTRICT CHAMPS!! Beat Casco--41-27 21. Seniors Put Out Paper 24. Doesn't That Trophy Shine!! 26. Tournament at Shawano--On Top Again-Beat Gillett-47-39 2. F.F.A. and F.H.A. Play 2. Ah Yes, Tests Again MARCH 3. Intersociety Forensic Contest at Hall 7-8. Tournament at New London 7. Defeated by a Good Team-Oconto-38-57 8. Consolation Champs! Beat Goodman- 44-23 11. Little Nine Forensic Meet at Hortonville 17. Beat Hinnecunne to End Season-45-39 21. H.H.S. Has Blue Jean' Day 25. F.F.A. and F.H.A. Have Plaid Shirt Party 26. District Demonstration Contest Here-Ma.rJea.n Schroeder Takes First! 27. Class Tournament Begins-Freshmen Suffer a Bad Defeat by Juniors- 87-14. A Hard Game, But the Seniors Won Over Sophs.-31-23 29. Seniors Are Champs!! 39-38. Sophs. Win Over Freshmen-74-15 APRIL 4. Easter Bunny Comes-A Vacation 24. Soft Lights and Dreamy Music-Junior Prom 30. Spring Concert HAY 2. 8th Grade Day 2-3. Band Tournament at Winneconne 9. Senior Class Play 23-27. Study, Study, Study-Final Exams 2. Picnic-A Grand Time 29. Class Day Exercises 29. CGIHEIICEHENT Advertisements We would like to thank the following who have helped to sponsor this annual. Appleton State Bank, Hortonville Branch B1ank's Tavern 8 Restaurant Borchardt 8 Moder Furniture R Funeral Service Boyle's Tavern E. A. Buchman, Ice R Fuel Buchman's Tavern Burns Bakery Byrou's Lunch Collar's Tavern Curtis Publishing Company Danke's Heat Market Deep Rock-Elmer Kringle Al Dobberstein's Grocery Ellington Mutual Hail k Cyclone Insurance Company Fey Publishing Company Ford Garage Fox Valley Canning Company Frye 6 Dorn Gas Station Freiburger's Blacksmith Shop Gamble Store Dr. Q Dr. Garriott Jerry Gitter's Tavern Glen's Electric Shop E. J. Sitter Hauk a Roesler Hardware Store Hodgin's Quarry Hortonville Manufacturing Company Josten Company Klein k Steffen Barber Shop Krueger k Miller Krueger Studio Kuehl k Kauer Tavern Meyer's Tavern Oscar Nemschoff Nicke1's Food Market Nu-Style Beauty Shop Red Owl Grocery Rynders Gravel R Cement Rynder's Grocery Schneiderfs Elevator Ray Schol1's Auto Service Scholl's Service Station School Photo Service Schroeder's General Merchandise R. E. Schwebs Shoe Shop Standard Oil-Dick Schilke Milford Steffen Thern's Keenway Grocery Fri. Torrey Dr. W. H. Towne White Store Dr. A. E. Wilkes Wisner Tavern H. F. Ziehn .5 yr' ,QA KH sm. 'A 'w' 11 llmem-i.?l'vfmmD-NNIB lllvmliamtt 1'a!l5a'f5Kms'x1kHA!S!e'1mlw-aww1.Tw2,'5l'QH:exaf,21fsL-:ex E Q a 5 552 W 4 NE,? 547:'E..' - ' ,aff ' ' 5-52, A ,--x-f-aw -J --wa-f ' Q .'if5 m7 .6-Q-21'-L-:i'P :w vflfi-M-fff' 1 N. :.-1.- .. . --. - .:-.-- . - .-.-- W -.F 1 V4-. 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