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Hortonville High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Hortonville, WI)

- Class of 1948

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Hortonville High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Hortonville, WI) online collection, 1948 Edition, Cover

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V111 my wgavg' 'f Qftg 9 2245 fl- ia: V as ,gm WE ii QQ if ' '45 HORTCJNVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 194 8 vnuuwmn-n ' A r swwva M 'lf DEDICAT ICN As a token of appreciation to those students who have availed themselves of opportunities beyond those offered in the class room, who have labored so nobly to represent their school in the fields of athletics, Io- rensics, music, and other extra curricular activities, the nPolor Bear of 1948n is gratefully dedicated. --3. :ff 'P' ANNUAL STAFF Corrine Scholl, MarJean Schroeder, Beverly Steffen, Bridget Pulda Genevieve Hoffmann, Mrs. Bermann Editor ........................................................... .... .... Beverly Steffen Parties Kay Keefe Lorna Flnnker .................Dorothy Weihing .......... .............Dona1d Diestler, Armond Lemke Assistant Editors...Genevieve Hoffmann, Bridget Pulda, Corrine Scholl, HarJean Schroeder Art Editor ........ ............V.......................................... Shirlee Behnke FHA ' ' FFA ll Band and Chor Sports ....... Forensics .... Prom ......... Graduation... Plays ........ Advertising.. Will ......... History .... Prophecy ..... Original Work... Advisor ...... Concerts .... .............. . ..... Ruth Nelson, Grace Zimmer ........ ....Donald Schulz, David Hunt, Burton Lathrop ..................Gloria Lemke, JoAnn Giesen ...Marilyn Suttner, Harceda Lueck .....Phy11is Ziegler, Ruth Janison ......Ellen Dorow, Beverly Wirth ....Richard Gitter, Fred Krueger ...........Kay Keefe, Hnrceda Lneck ...Cecelia Jandonrek, Elaine Hornck ....Bi1l Bohnnn, Healey Armitage ....Herbert Keating, Myron Tied! ' ........ ....f...Hrs. Hermann CARD CDF EDUCATION EDWIN GITTER ELMER FALCK MILFORD STEFFEN Clerk Director Treasurer PRINCIPAL 'L-1. Q,- . Q A519 N,u,mI1f- .nr ,ral GEORGE S. AKIN .., , . 4-u 45 FACULTY ll! A wi? n M Wal ..- Tw... .WM XR gn I it l so-s i PAUL KRUEL VIRGINIA RUSSELL ARTHUR HASTINGS Apriruliurv, F.V.A. Home Making, Junior Prom Music, History Juninr Advisor F.H.A. R Junior Advisor Freshmen Advisor W.. Y M TI 'Ski . 1'Q , U x f, ' .., ,AY il Jbirf Us vu. fs in RUTH BERMANN DURWARD MILLER PAULENE SCHUSTER Svivnrv, Muthemufivs Science, Social Sciencv English, French, Library Annual K Suphomore Advisor Extempnranoous Speaking Forensics, 8 Freshmen Advisor Sophomore Advisor VIOLA SANDO I ETHEL KOEHLER Grades 1-2-3-4 Grades 5-6-7-8 any , ' 'Q ,4 5 ia, , : if ef. A ' 1 L.. 7 if A - Q X M I A 1 Y, ' 1 SEN IDRS 'P W 4 MOTTO We Strive To Co nque r The Unconquercable CCDLORI Green cmd White Pres iden t If :V X M' QW ff MM W x M MERLIN ARMITAGE WEbLEY ARMITAGE LORRAINE CASTELLION SHIRLEE BEHNKE DONALD DIESTLER ELLEN DOROW LORNA FLUNKER K 1 '5fK f i s':: CAROLYN FRYE JACK FULCER JOANN GIESEN GENEVIEVE HOF il2??' WILLIAM HARRIS 1 Qin U' vi sky' I Y ! .4 In Hunan nggzrsnnr , , V' -nw na , ,rm DAVID IUI1' W V sf' My ,ffl 2 Q A , W 2 1-7 y M 9 5M ff f ' RUTH JAMISON if CECELIA JANDOUREK iffvl 'W' KAY Kmm FRED KRUEGER 'Uni ARMOND LEMKE As '65 GLORIA LEMKE MARCEDA LUECK 'xx N EN X f 'fi - K , E ' LL,- gl. E Ef' RUTH NELSON Q ELAINE NONACE CORRINE SCHCLL 'VCISF' Nmv uf... ,gs HARJEAN SCHROEDER DOIALD SCHULZ ,li-fixi 2 MARILYN SUTTNER DOROTHY WEIHING MYRON TIEDT BEVERLY WIRTH 'Wu-I M-um..K 'n--.pv- PHYLLIS ZIEGLER I GRACE ZIMMER SENICDR DIRECTORY 4ERLIN ARMITAGE 'Merlie' Darling, Daring, Determined lasketball 35 Track 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honorable lentlon Best Boy Citizen 1,2,35 Paper Staff 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Class President 35 ?.F.A. Secretary 45 Prom King 3 YESLEY ARMITAGE 'Wes' Winning, Wishful, Worthy Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Paper Staff 35 F.F.A. L,2,3,45 Class Vlce-President 35 B.A.A. President 4 SHIRLEE BEHNKE 'Maze' Laughing, Little, Lovable Transferred from Appleton 45 Chorus 45 Paper Staff 45 F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4 VILLIAM BOHMAN 'Bill' Ambitious, Athletic, Amorous Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball l,3,45 Band l,2, 3,45 Best Boy Citizen 1,2,35 Paper Staff 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 2,35 Class President 2,45 B. L.A. President 35 Co.Capta1n of Basketball Team 4 LORRAINE CASTELLION 'Rainee' Jovial, Joking, Jaunty F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 DONALD DIESTLER 'Dusty' Hearty, Handsome, Helpful lasketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 'aper Staff 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice-President i5 F.F.A. Reporter 45 Class Play 4 ELLEN DOROW 'Ellen' Refined, Reserved, Respectful Ihorus 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 LORNA FLUNKER 'Clink' Natural, Nice, Neat Forensics 3,45 Jr. Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 F.H.A. Treasurer 35 F.H.A. Secretary 45 One Act Play 35 F.H.A. Play 3 JAROLYN FRYE 'Lynn' Smiling, Sanguine, Sedulous Ihorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H. A. Play 3 TACK FULCER Jock Hopeful, Happy, Honest F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 IOANN GIESEN 'Giesen' Pert, Pretty, Pleasant F.H.A. 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,25 Twirler 2,3 RICHARD GITTER 'Dick' Willing, Wary, Witty lasketball 3,45 Track 45 Baseball 3,45 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 S.A.M. 45 Class Vice-President L5 Class Play 4 WILLIAM HARRIS 'Bill Handy, Happy, Humane Forensics 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Vocal Solo 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 F.F.A. 1,35 F.F.A. Reporter 35 Class Play 45 Basketball 1. HULDA HERZFELDT 'Huldie' Pleasing, Pleasant, Playful Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 25 Class Play 4 GENEVIEVE HOFFMANN 'Gen' Girlish, Gay, Good Transferred from Appleton 35 Forensics 35 Best Glrl Citizen 35 Paper Staff 3,45 'A' Honor Roll 3,45 Cheer- leader 45 Pep Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 Student Activity Secretary 4 DAVID HUNT 'Hoppy' Dashing, Doubtful, Divine Basketball 2,3,45 Track 45 Baseball 45 'B' Honor Roll 1,2,35 Class Vice-Pres. 15 Alpha Secretary-Treasurer 3 RUTH JAMISON 'Ruthie' Neat, Neighborly, Nice Paper Staff 2,35 F.H.A. 15 'B' Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CECELIA JANDOUREK 'Cel' Feminine, Frank, Fair F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 4 HERBERT KEATING 'Hab' Noisy, Notorious, Noble Basketball 45 Baseball 3,45 Forensics 45 Band 3,45 Vocal Solo 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 1,85 Pep Club 1,2,35 Class Play 4 KAY KEEFE 'Koof' Faithful, Funny, Freckled Forensic! 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 'B'iHonor Roll 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band Vice-President 35 F.H.A. Secretary 35 F.H.A. Treasurer 45 F.H.A. Play 35 Class Play 4 FRED KRUEGER 'Freddie' Mischievous, Mirthful, Moody Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Honorable Mention Best Boy Citizen 25 Paper Staff 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Class President 15 Alpha President 35 F.F.A. Watchdog 45 One Act Play 45 Band Color Guard l,2,3,4. BURTON LATHROP 'Burt' Late, Later, Latest Basketball a5F.F.A. l,25PepClub 1,2,35 Ath1et1c Mgn. 4 ARMOND LEMKE 'Professor' Stable, Studious, Satisfied Track 45 Forensics 3,45 Paper Staff 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 F.F.A. Treasurer 35 Class Play 4 GLORIA LEMKE 'Lemke' Ideal, Imaginative, Impressive Forensics 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,45 Pep Club 45 Class Play 4 MARCEDA LUECK 'Marcy' Musical, Merry, Modern Forensics 25 Vocal Solo 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Song Leader 35 Chorus President 45 One Act Play 35 F.H.A. Play 35 Octet 2,35 F.H.A. Demonstrations 2 ELAINE MORACK 'Lain' Modest, Methodical, Modish Forensics 35 Chorus 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Librarian 4 RUTH NELSON 'Ruthie' Dainty, Demure, Dutiful Forensics 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Solo 3,45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Octet 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Honor Student 3 BRIDGET PULDA 'Bridg' Clever, Careful, Cute Chorus 2,3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 'B' Honor Roll 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 45 Librarian 3,45 Class Play 4 CORRINE SCHOLL 'Connie' Resourceful, Regal, Roguish Forensics 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,35 Best Girl Citizen 1,25 Honorable Mention Best Girl Citizen 35 Paper Staff1,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Chorus Secretary- Treasurer 35 Band President 45 One Act Play 45 Prom Queen 35 Twirler 1,2,35 Bahd Duet 45 F.H.A. Demonstra- tion 25 Salutatorlan MARJEAN SCHROEDER 'Jeanny' Dependable, Desirable, Dear Forensics 2,3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 'B' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Vice Pres- ident Fireside Circle 15 Parliamentarian 25 F.H.A. Vice President 35 F.H.A. President 45 F.H.A. Demonstration 35 F.H.A. State Secretary 45 Annual Staff 4: D.A.R. Best Glrl C1t1zen5 Class Play 4 DONALD SCHULZ 'Don' Tall, Terrific, Talkative Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Class Vice-President 25 F.F.A. President 35 One Act Play 45 Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4 BEVERLY STEFFEN 'Bev' Comely, Courteous, Co-operative Band 1,2,3,45 Band Duet 45 Chorus 15 Paper Staff 1,2,35 'A' Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Annual Editor 45 G.A.A. Vice-President 15BandSecre- tary-Treasurer 45 Valedictorian MARILYN SUTTNER 'Garg' Glamorous, Graceful, Gentle Transferred from Appleton 45 Vocal Solo 45 Chorus 45 Paper Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 'B' Honor Roll 4 MYRON TIEDT 'Mike' Big, Bashfnl, Blushing Basketball 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Secretary 35 Band 35 Senior Class Play 4 DOROTHY WEIHING 'Duff' Benign, Busy, Blonde Forensics 1,2,3: Paper Staff 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 'A' Honor Roll ,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Play 35 Drum lajorette 35 F.H.A. Demonstration 3 BEVERLY WIRTH 'Bev' Tiny, Tilid, Thoughtful Transferred from Shlocton 35 'B' Honor Roll 3,45 Pep Club 4 PHYLLIS ZIEGLER 'Phyl' Silent, Serioll, Steadfast Paper Staff 2,35 F.H.A. 15 'A' Honor Roll 45 'B' lonor Roll 2 GRACE ZIMMER 'Gracie' Generous, Gloelnl, Good Band 1,2,3,45 Band Solo 45 Chorus 15 Paper ltaff 35 F.H.A. 1,25 'B' Honor Roll 1,25 'A' Honor loll 3,45 Php Band 3,45 Pep Club 3,4 CENTENNIAL COM MENCEMENT Friday, May 21, 1948 Com unity Hall Evening 8:00 Class of 1948 Band .... .. Class History ....... Class Prophecy ..... Vocal Solo ....... Class Will ............ Presentation of Key. .... . Hastings, Director ...........Elaine Morack ....Genevieve Hoffmann .......Marceda Lueck ........Kay Keefe .........Richard Gitter Acceptance of Key ..... ............... Joseph Hoffmann Class Gifts ........ ..... Lorna Flunker, Bridget Pulda Class Song ......... .. ..... Marilyn Sutter, Shirlee Behnke Financial Reports ........ ......... Student Activity Report. -.-. ............. . Presentation of Letters, Cups, Medals ....... Presentation of Special Recognition Blanks.. Report Cards ................................ Tuesday, May 25, 1948 Community Hall Evening 8:00 Processional ........ Pledge to the Flag .... Chorus ....... - ....... President's Welcome ..... Vocal Solo .......... Salutatorian... Alto Horn Solo ..... Valedictorian ......... Saxophone Solo .......... Introduction of Speaker .... Speaker ................. Vocal Solo ............... Presentation of Diplomas .... Acceptance of Diplomas ..... Class Song ............... Recessional .... .....Richard Gitter .Genevieve Hoffmann ............Faculty ....Faculty ....Faculty .....Mr. Hastings ....Herbert Keating ...f.Mr. Hastings .....Wi11iam Bohman ....Marilyn Suttner .-...Corrine Scholl ......Ruth Nelson .-..Beverly Steffen .....Grave Zimmer ....Dorothy Weihing Rev. T. Perry Jones .....William Harris .. ..... E. J. Gitter . MarJean Schroeder ..... ..... ..Seniors ...Mr. Hastings HISTORY On September 3, 1944, forty-nine freshmen boys and girls enrolled in Hor- tonville High School. After a few weeks had elapsed, we elected our class offic-' ers: President--Fred Krueger, Vice-Pres- ident--David Hunt, and Secretary-Trea- surer--Donna Jane Lenz. Our cheerleaders fortheyearwereKay Keefe, Lorna Flunker, and Donna Jane Lenz, alternate. The fol- lowing boys took part in basketball: William Bohman, Donald Diestler, Donald Schulz, Fred Krueger, and Eugene Collar. William Bohman and Corrine Scholl were chosen Best Boy and Best Girl Citizens for the year. Starting our Sophomore year the enrollment was forty-six members. We were sorry to lose George Grall, Alice Man- teufel, and Larry Miller, but we gained John Collar and Bridget Pulda. In a class meeting we elected our class officers: President--William Bohman, Vice-Pres- ident--Donald Schulz, and Secretary-Trea- surer--Corrine Scholl. Cheerleaders for the season were Kay Keefe, Lorna Flunker, and Corrine Scholl for alternate. Fred Krueger, Donald Schulz,andWilliam Bohman were on the 'A' squad. William Bohman reigned as King at the Homecoming Game on November 9th, MarJeau Schroeder was our only contribute in Forensics. Near the close of the year William Bohman was chosen as Best Boy Citizen and Corrine Scholl as Best Girl Citizen. When we returned as Juniors, we were happytoxnow that Genevieve Hoffmann and Jack Behnke had joined us. We were sorry to lose Eugene Collar, John Collar, Robert Fulcer, EricJack, Donna Jane Lenz, Dorothy Massingill, Aaron Pankow, Ardeen Riesenwerder, and Helen Strong. This.made it a class of forty-four members. The class officers were: President--Merlin Armitage,VicePresident--Wesley Armitage, and Secretary-Treasurer--Genevieve Hoff- mann. Our cheerleaders were Kay Keefe, Corrine Scholl, and Lorna Flunker, alter- natev Members of the 'A' Basketball squad were Richard Gitter,DonaldDiestler, Fred Krueger, Donald Schulz, and William Boh- man. Those on the 'B' squad were Merlin Armitage, Richard Gitter,DavidHunt, Fred Krueger, and Burton Lathrop. Those taking part in Forensics were Gloria Lemke, Gen- evieve Hoffmann, Corrine Scholl, MarJeau Schroeder, and Dorothy Weihing. Genevieve Hoffmann was eligible to go to Bnillion and Kimberly with an oratiou. MarJeau Schroeder was chosen as State Secretary for the F.H.A. Those in the play cast 'A Mad Breakfast' were Marceda Lueck, Kay Keefe, Lorna Flunker, Carolyn Frye, and Dorothy Weihing. Marceda Lueck and Lorna Flunker represented our class in the play 'Elmer'. Dorothy Weihing was selected from our class as Drum Majorette. The major event of the year was the Junior Prom, held April 24th, at the Community Hall. King Merlin Armitage and his Queen, Corrine Scholl, led the Grand march. The music was furnished by Braults Canadians and our theme was 'Blue Hawaii'. The Best Boy and Girl Citizen for the year were William Bohman and Genevieve Hoffmann On September 2, after a wonder- ful summer vacation, wereturned to finish the last year of high school days. We were sorry to learn that we lost Jack Behnke, Mary Dorschner, and Owen Krueger. Later we lost Dorothy Diestler and Rose Marie McMurdo, but were happy to welc me Shirlee Behnke and Marilyn Suttner, which made a class of 38 members. Soon after- wards we elected officers: President-- William Bohman, Vice-President--Richard Gitter, and Secretary-Treasurer--Bridget Pulda. Richard Gitter was elected Student Activity Manager and Genevieve Hoffmann, Student Activity Secretary. Our Contri-- butions to the One Act Play were Donald Schulz, Corrine Scholl, and Fred Krueger. Our cheerleaders for the season were Kay Keefe, Genevieve Hoffmann, and Corrine Scholl, alternate. During the basketball season we were very proud of William Bohman, Donald Diestler, Richard Gitter, David Hunt, Fred Krueger, Donald Schulz, all members of the 'A' squad, and Burton Lathrop as manager. Those representing our class inForensics were Lorna Flunker, William Harris, Kay Keefe, Herbert Keat- ing, Armond Lemke, Ruth Nelson, and Cor- rine Scholl. Kay Keefe and Herbert Keat- ing represented our class at the Little Nine Finals and at Kimberly. MarJeau Schroeder was elected asBest Girl Citizen for the D.A.R. Valedictorian of our class is Beverly Steffen, Salutatorian is Cor- rine Scholl. The next eight highest in order of their scholastic rating are: Dorothy Weihing, Ruth Nelson and Grace Zimmer, Richard GitterandGenevieve Hoff- mann, Armoud Lemke, and Merlin Armitage. Those that took part in the Senior Class Play, Spring Fever, were: Herbert Keat- ing, Armond Lemke, William Harris, Donald Diestler, Myron Tiedt, Bridget Pulda, MarJeau Schroeder, Marceda Lueck, Kay Keefe, Hulda Herzfeldt, and Gloria Lemke. Our class days drew to a close with both sadness and joy on the eventful day, Cam- mencement May 25. 1948. May our motto, Strive to Conquer the Unconquornble, ever guide us. PROPHECY Although I do not claim to duplicate the unique and fascinating experience of sleeping for twenty years as did the fabulous Rip Van Winkle, nevertheless I did experi- ence a feeling of awakening after being confined tothe world of make believe until 1968. Upon returning to Hortonville whichhadnow grown into a large, prosperous city, my chief desire was to make acquaintances with the whereabouts of my fellow classmates of U48'. Have you heard of the new supersonic speed record which was recently established by Major MERLIN ARMITAGE of the Army Air Forces? Turn on your television sets for WESLEY ARMITAGE is about to engage in a pitcher's battle with Bob Feller for World Series honors. Going to the movies? You'd better hurry if you want to see SHIRLEE BEHNKE in her latest screen production. WILLIAM BOHMAN is coaching a great grade school basketball team at Sugar Bush. If you're hungry, stop in at uLorraine's Lunchn which is operated by LORRAINE CASTELLION. Watch your step for Police Chief DONALD DIESTLER is on duty. Number please? Isn't that voice familiar? Why it's ELLEN DOROW who is a telephone operator in New York. Taxi? For quick service, contact Lorna's Zippy Service which is owned by LORNA FLUNKER. CAROLYN FRYE is making herself famous as a figure skater in Hollywood. Troubled? Don't worry, consult JOANN GIESEN who is a successful psychiatrist in Detroit. For the latest methods in sheep raising contact JACK FULCER who isa big time operator in South America. Extra! Extra! RICHARD GITTER has recently been elected Senator of North Dakota. Car troubles? Take them to Bill's quick ufix 'emu service, which is owned and operated by WILLIAM HARRIS. What is that delicious odor? You guessed it, it's the delicious dinner which HULDA HERTZFELDT has just prepared for her husband. It is said that GENEVIEVE HOFFMANN is touring Europe in search of a rare species of butterflies, for she is spend- ing her life as a zoologist. RUTH JAMISON and CECELIA JANDOUREK are co-owners of a coffee plantation in Brazil. Farming is a specialty for HERBERT KEATING who owns a large dairy farm in southern Wisconsin. Look at that new hair do! It must have been created by KAY KEEFF at her modern beauty shop in Hortonville. Need some gas? Then fill up at Super Service operated by FRED KRUEGER. For up-to-date tourist rooms stop in for the night at BURTON LATHROP'S. Another member of our class has turned to farming as ARMOND LEMKE has just taken over his father's farm. GLORIA LEMKE has moved to Florida where she owns a large orange grove. Is your back stiff? If so, consult MARCEDA LUECK who is a chiropractor out in California. Apparently office work agrees with ELAINE MORACK and RUTH NELSON who are employed by the government in Alaska. Want to have fun? Stop in at the night club which is under the strict management of BRIDGET PULDA. Tonight's main attraction features the performance of CORRINE SCHOLL who is a famous tap dancer and the vocal solos of MARILYN SUTTNER. For the best in entertainment stop in at DAVID HuNT's pool shack. MARJEAN SCHROEDER is an instructor in the Home Economics division at Stanford University. According to Bill Stern leading Sports announcer, DON SCHULZ, ex Hortonville High School great, has just taken first place in the Olympic Shot Put event in Switzerland. I understand BEVERLY STEFFEN is enjoying her job, as she is doing house work for Guy Madison in Hollywood. Got a sick horse? Sure cure is guaranteed if brought at once to MYRON TIEDT who is a successful horse doctor in Wyoming. DOROTHY WEIHING who is a great astronomer is making plans to take a trip to Mars in the near future. If you are looking for a good job, inquire at the Hortonville Toy Factory which is under the general management of BEVERLY WIRTH and PHYLLIS ZIEGLER. If you want right to the minute fortune telling consult GRACE ZIMMER who has an office in Chicago. It would be interesting toreturn after another twenty years and check on the class of n48n. fWlLL We, the members of the Senior Class of 1948 of Hortonville High School, after twelve years of school have accumulated habits which we have discovered that we cannot take with us and therefore we bequeath them to the following: To the Juniors we be- queath our dignity and poise. To the Sophomores we give them the privilege of ruling over the underclassmen. To the Freshmen we will our outstanding athletic ability. To the Faculty we give our thanks for making these four years of school full of success and fun. We, the Seniors as individuals will the following: MERLIN ARMITAGE wills his delightful time as Prom King to any boy who gets the honor. WESLEY ARMITAGE leaves his studious manner and way with the teachers to Clarence Doell. SHIRLEE BEHBKE wills her witty remarks toJohn Quinn incase he should be in need of them. WILLIAM BOHMAN wills his red hair to Frances Sexton who admires red hair. LORRAINE CASTELLION and CAROLYN FRYE bequeath their giggling ability to Marion Moder so she won't run down. DONALD DIESTLER wills his gift of gab to Marion Root. ELLEN DOROW and ELAINE MORACK leave their shy and quiet ways to Harvey Ebben and Robert Gauthier. LORNA FLUNKER wills her series of romances in four years of high school to Marjorie Burns. JACK FULCER leaves his comic books to Edward Wendell to add to his collection. JOANN GIESEN wills her blond hair to Joe Hoffmann. RICHARD GITTER wills his ability to chew gum to Donald Schwebs. WILLIAM HARRIS leaves his wavy hair to James Hankwitz. HULDA HERZFELDT bequeaths her congenial manner to Audrey Becker. GENEVIEVE HOFFMANN leaves her executive position to an ambitious Junior. RUTH JAMISON and PHYLLIS ZIEGLER willtheiracademic recordtoNorman Immel and Earl Timm CECELIA JANDOUREK wills her serious and sedate way to Donald Moreau. HERBERT KEATING leaves his ability to torment people to any capable person. FRED KRUEGER wills his back seat in Assembly to Joann Lippold. BURTON LATHROP wills his weakness of getting into trouble to Royce Riedl. ARMOND LEMKE leaves his excellent study habits to Cliff Weisshahn. I, GLORIA LEMKE ------- leave Iperiodl. RUTH NELSON leaves her short stature to Barbara Kleuss. BRIDGET PULDA bequeaths her popularity to Joan Olk. CORRINE SCHOLL wills her dimples to Walter Morack. MARJEAN SCHROEDER leaves her honor of F.H.A. presidency to any capable Junior. DONALD SCHULZ wills his position as center on the basketball team to Lloyd Ziegler. BEVERLY STEFFEN wills her Job as Annual Editor to any qualified Junior. MARILYN SUTTNER wills her soft pleasant voice to Serena Radichel. MYRON TIEDT bequeaths his ability to blush to anyone that can use it. DOROTHY WEIHING gives her fickle manner to Betty Mueller. BEVERLY WIRTH wills her calm, cool manner to LeRoy Bohl. GRACE ZIMM R bequeaths her sense of humor to anyone who doesn't enjoy life. KAY KEEFE bequeaths her studious appearance lwith her glasses onl to Betty Hansen. And lastly, I, MARDEDA LUECK will my fondness of dancing to Kenneth Abraham. We, the Seniors give our thanks to those who have given ns the happiness of our four years of school. UNDERCLASSMEN if N gr' , ' I lf tiff W xx My A in ' wh K f I - Sv A ,lf i - X Q QW 5 ' i' 5 ' X 3 IN N -R X kim. ME 5 -mm 6 i , f in if ' SQA a T T LL BARDEN JUNIORS KENNETH BUCHMA JEROME GITTERV WILLIAM GRAHAM LEROY BOHL HARLAND FUERST ELWYN GLDEDE BETTY HANSEN NORMAN IMMEL D PTY KEPN ARNITA KORTH LOHRAINV LEMKE I' .J ' J A naman KTVCV RUTH KROFGEP A BETTY LIPPERTMVAP' .N' , MARY MAIN ,f!n'X If CAROL MARCKS ION MODER MILTON PANKOW JOHN QUINN DONALD SCHWEBS ' Xe JOYCE STEINBE BETTY NICKEL MARILYN POOLE LPRETTA REININGER FRANCES SEXTON INN STREY I 'IEN JANE THEH EARL TIMM 1 IFFORD WEISSHJ . XS-my KOY WINKENWEH IE GWENDOLYN TESTIN VIRGINIA THIEL GLORIA WEGE EDWARD WENDEL JOE HOFFMANN President MARLENE LAMACK Sec.-Treas. JAMES GAUTHIER KENNETH WOLF Vice President Absent: DONALD BENNETT NETH ABRAHAM SCDPHCDMGRES AUDREY BEC KER MERLYN BERGMANNA GEORGE AKIN JANE BRAEGER MARJORIE BURNS WAYNE DIESTLER WENDELL Df LENE DOUGHTYM DORIS HANSEN HELEN HOOYMAN LEON JENSON ELTON GRIESBACK MARILYN HOIER DONALD IMMEL BARBARA KLUESS GLADYS LA ,RDIS LEMKE ELAINE LOHRENZN WALTER MORACK BETTY MUELLER ARDYS LEMKE JOYCE MODER DONALD MOREAU JOAN OLK HAR O LD PE'l ENA RADICHEL BEL WINTERFEI 3ARBARA SCHULTZ NDELORES STRUC K LEONA WATSON ROGER WEIHI NG XRCELLA WEI ROYCE RIEDL ROSELLA SOMMERS JEAN WATSON . , fa g if -4 - KEITH WUNDERLICH HIIBERT ZUBERB IER RAY ULMER Pres ident RONALD HOOYMAN Vice Pres ident MARILYN TE: Sec .-Trea: FRESHMEN KOLYN AKIN EUGENE BEHM VRANCES CARMODYY KERMIT COENEN THOMAS C01 JERRY ARNDT JOANN BUCHMAN DONALD COENEN ENCE DOEL1 RONALD DORN HARVEY EBBEN BEATRICE DORN MILDRED DOROW ELLEN FLUNKER JOAN FUIB ER DONALD COLLAR PETER GIT1 ROBERT GAUTHIER 'GY GLISSON XJAMES HANKWITZ, EARL JACQUOT EDWARD GRAHAM DUANE IMMEL JEANETTE KOEHNKE JEAN MILIER MILDRED PORTER Y MART ZAHL w BARBARA MILLER DONALD NICKEL GRACE PRIEBE MARION ROOT KOEHNKE JAC K MA PAIELLA LEITZKE RUTH SCI-Ill ROSALYN SCHABO no ,i A .. F' 7 D FRANCIS SPAAY ICHARD HOFFMAN! Vice-President. MARILYN SCHWEBS ROBERT WIRTH NORINE SCHIIDFI' President. Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT HATS ON LIDYD ZIBGLQ Absent: IAIREICE PADIXXZI .K ACTIVITIES ,' v:,. H EEII I KENNETH WOLF F.F.A. President MAFJEAN SCHROEDER CORRINE SCHOLL F.H.A. President Band President MARCEDA LUECK Chorus President STUDENT COUNCIL Student Activity Secretary WILLIAM BOHMAN Senior President GENEVIEVE HOFFMANN RICHARD GITTER WESLEY ARMITAGE B.A.A. President will - av ' ef JOSEPH HOFFMANN Junior President Sophomore President RAY ULMER Student Activity Manager ROBERT WIRTH Freshmen President F.H.A, Row 4: A. Becker, H. Hooyman, S. Radichel, J. Strey, J. Braeger, D. Doughty, B. Mueller, D. Struck. Row 3: R. Sommers, B. Hansen, B. Schultz, G. Testin, C. Marcks, B. Kluess, J. Moder, J. Watson. Row 2: J. Steinberg, H. J. Thern, B. Kern, B. Lippert, E. Lohrenz, M. Weiland, M. Burns, D. Hansen. Row 1: L. Lemke, J. Lippold, V. Thiel, R. Kroeger, M. Poole, L. Reininger, G. Lamers, A. Lemke. Row 4: M. Dorow, B. Dorn, P. Glisson, P. Leitzke, G. Priebe, J. Giesen, N. Schmidt, L. Castellion, M. Schwebs. Row 3: V. Koehnke, E. Flunker, M. Root., M. Lueck, C. Scholl, D. Weihing, M. Porter, R. Schmidt, J. Buchman. Row 2: J. Fulcer, E. Morack, H. Herzfeldt, F. Carmody, G. Lemke, M. Suttner, QNX S. Behnke, J. Miller, C. Jandourek, C. Akin. XQXJN f Row 1: J. Koehnke, M. Martzahl, B. Miller, L. Flunker, Miss Russell, M. N 'A Schroeder, K. Keefe, E. Dorow, C. Frye. 0, Missing: R. Shabo, L. Watson, M. Moder. gg 'U xx LTI t OFFICERS N-'xififl ,Qi 'fl-Q President ........ HarJean Schroeder Parliamentarian ...... Joann Lippold 5 1 ' ' -X? Vice President ....... Marilyn Poole Historian ............. Ruth Kroeger I k QFQX Secretary ..... ...Lorna Flunker Song Leader ......... Virginia Thiel nk ' Treasurer .,.. ,,,,, Ka y Keefe Reporter ..... . . .Loretta Reininger F.F.A. Row 4: F. Spauy, D. Bennett, D. Immel, J. Gauthier, R. Hooymnn, W. Bohman, L. Jensen, K. Wunderlich, J. Hankwltz, How 3: W. Harris, H. Grinshnvh, D. C. Doell, R. Winterfeldt. Coenen, H. Keeting, W. Mnrach, N. Immel, W. Armitage, K. Coenen, H. Gauthier, R. Uimer, C. Weisshahn, L. Hoh. How 2: D. Collar, H. Wendel, D. Svhulv, R. Kluge, F. Gloede, H. Peters, J. Fulcer, M. Tiedt, R. Harden, M. Pankow, K. Abraham, A. Lemke, K. Coenen. Huw l: J. Arndt, H. Ehhvn, K. Javquot, W. Dietz, D. Immel, Mr. Kruel, E. Timm, K. Wolf, M. Armitage, L. Ziegler, Ahwvntz M. Bergmann. OFFICERS President ......... Kenneth Wolf Vice President...Wende11 Dietz Secretary ...... Merlin Armitage Treasurer... ...--. Earl Timm Reporter... ...Donald Diestler Watchdog... ...Fred Krueger H. Hoffmann, D. Schwebs. k ggi 23 D. Bennett, L. Hohl, R. Hooyman, D. Coenen. x 4 ll 4 , A O f 1- df g3l,x:Qk5 a 5 IP 0 X e if, , V fN,. 5. ?g'4x - H If A F 1' I 0 .rqx CJ.: ,m:v.?5' ..-5 I I X ENXME EM? If 0 .-'lx 1. Q POLAR CU B STAFF SENIOR Row 3: B. Hansen, J. Strey, A. Lemke, H. Schmidt, M. Schroeder, B. Pulda. Row 2: S. Behnke, M. Suttner, E. Dorow, R. Sommers, D. Schulz, P. Glisson, ll. Hansen, R. Nelson. Row 1: W. Bohman, L. Flunker, K. Keefe, M. Lueck, D. Weihing. JUNIQR W Ro! 3: C. Akin, J. Hoffmann, M. Schroeder, J. Gauthier, C. Weisshahn, J. Lippold, H. J. Thern. Row 2: V. Thiel, I. Schwebs, D. Schwebs, J. Olk, M. Pankow, M. Hoier, D. Weihing, K. Buchman, E. Timm Row 1: R. Kroeger, J. Quinn, B. Nickel, M. Poole, J. Strey, B. Hansen, B. Kern. FGRENSICS 5 S s V s ! Standing: M. Burns, L. Jensen, M. Poole, L. Flunker, J. Hoffmann. Seated. B. Nickel, H. Keating, Miss Schuster, W. Harris, K. Keefe. The Alpha-Zeta Forensic Contest was held on March 2nd at Hortonville. The first and second place winners in each contest go on to Winneconne to compete in the Little Nine District Forensic Contest on March 9th. The winners from Winneconne were: Kay Keefe-Humorous Declamation-2nd, Ag Marilyn Poole-Non-Humorous Declamation-1st, Ag Herbert Keating-Extemporaneous Speaking-lst, Ag and Leon Jensen-Oratory-1st, A. These contestants took part in the Finals of the Little Nine Forensic Contest at Hortonville on March 22nd. Kay Keefe and Marilyn Poole took first place and Herbert Keating and Leon Jensen took 3rd place. All four of these contestants participated in the District Tournament at Kimberly, Saturday, April 10th. Marilyn Poole received anuA' rating which entitles her to go on to the State, April 24th. O! the contestants, Kay Keefe and Leon Jensen, received a HBH rating and Herbert Keating received a 'Cu rating. M. - UI.. JUNIQR PRCJM tpt 1 .'.. ,,, . n... ,Q-v..l.' 1 - . -A x '.' - '. . 1 .':'.,.. .' ' -.' '-1 '..:.j'.:.-:-- .af if-5, 4- .1- if PVVFJ - V- '.' ' - 1' ,' .. .' ,L---..' ' .-. : -5.1, ,. -. - ...,,- 'f'?f ' -.-'-11' '1-'--T .,y,.':g.' .' '. .j' ... .rs j - . '1- . .' . '.'. w .51-.5.-,121 5:51 f-1:2 I ,tw Jn L1if1'zgeg- l. .,, :. -, .P .-'- 1 F ' . .-V ,Ib ,:'.f' ,. :gl QLHQQ ,Ax1'-'.f-:Z 1 J-, --,,.,-. ' I-'-:lf-:fr ., - -'-,:- .:.':7:5zq .5:. ,,7,-1.u,- Al t.-.,.-:'1,... .A 1-.AG-1' ,. .1-...x .1 2, ' ' . L 05 ,-f, -1. . ,w. -- ' - ' - '- V-'U 1' ' uv? ' V. J-.H -. 5-.:' -' The Junior Prom, the most important social event of the year, was held April 23rd. Their theme uStardustu gavetheJuniors ample opportunityforartistic expression. The words of the theme song were placed on the windows, amid flowers and stars. A garden scene was a place of interest at the back of the hall. The stage had a false ceiling, with a moon, stars, and a throne for the King and Queen. King Milton Pankow and his Queen, Joann Strey, led the grand march through intricate maneuvers, as Reggie Barber's orchestra played uStardustn. The grand march ended with the crowning of the King and Queen in an attractive setting on the stage. SENICDR CLASS PLAY Spring Fever Mrs. Spangler keeps a rooming house at Brookfield College and says, UI never know if they're in or out.u The day before commencement, besides her college boy room- ers, their girls, a few parents, and others calling several times, gives itan atmosphere of activity. Ed Burns, a chemistry student, experiments in his room with a substitute for dynamite, Vic Lewis, an art student, uses the living room to paint ing Howard Brant, a Senior, types frantically at a term paper he has to complete in order to graduate the next day. Lou Heron, a journalism student, breezes in to use the typewriter land to see Edl. Ann Purcell, who likes Howard, has forgotten to reserve rooms for her millionaire parents, but manages to keep her mother with her and her father is to stay with Howard. When Mr. Purcell arrives. Vic mistakes him for a mndel heis expecting. and after gagging him and stripping him of most of his clothes to pose as a Bolshevik, they discover their mistake. Mr. Purcell, however, is infuriated and withdraws his offer of a new science building for the college. Then Howard's Aunt Maude, who has put him through college, arrives and learns of Howard's failure to pass a zoology test. She poses as a famous zoologist, tries to get on the good side of Professor Bean, and persuade him to npassn Howard. Meanwhile, Mrs. Purcell is searching for her kidnapped husband. Ann Purcell, aided by her chums and Vic passing as a doctor, puts on a death-bed scene to get her father to sign a paper promising the science building if Howard is allowed to graduate, but Vic's mustache comes off, spoiling it all. Howard delivers the paper to the Pro- fessor and comes back to pack, planning to leave everything behind. Howard does finish college aseverything gets back to normal, and the play ends as anexplosion breaks up a romantic moment for Lou and Ed. CAST OF CHARACTERS Howard Brant .... ...a senior at Brookfield College .... .... Donald Diestler Ed Burns ..... Vic Lewis ..... .....a chemistry student.......... an art student.......... Lou Herron ...... Mrs. Spangler ..... Anne Purcell ...... Vivian George ..... Henry Purcell ..... Phoebe Purcell ....... Maude Corey .......... Professor Virgil Bean .............. Dr. Dixon............ ....a journalism student.... the landlady ...... .. .. ..........Vic's heart-interest......... .. ....Anne's father a rich manufacturer.... .. ! D I.. 'IIIIfi1I..L2.L21'S Spinster aunt ......... . .of the zoology department... ......President of Brookfield College..... I ACT PLAY Anne s mother............ ...William Harris ...Richard Gitter ........Kay Keefe ..Hulda Herzfeldt ....Bridget Pulda ........Howard's heart-interest..... ... .MarJean Schroeder ..Herbert Keating .....Gloria Lemke ....Marceda Lueck ....Armond Lemke ...Myron Tiedt H'l1Sl1 ID Teen age love is painfull--oh, so painful--as Gloria can tell you. And when another girl enters the picture in a campaign to get your man the suffering increases. Gloria practically worships at the feet of Dan Arnold, a football player, who is really a nice guy though not too bright. Gloria is sweet, shy, and naive and doesn't know how to get her man. On the other hand, we have Marge Andrews, a sophisticated youngster who has the age-old trick of flattery well under control. She lays it on Dan in thick and sugary coatings, practically nauseating everyone else. Fortunately Gloria has a staunch friend in Jane Warren who, too, knows a man or two. In fact, she brings about a blitz- krieg which sends Marge running for shelter and results in a date for Gloria and Dan. CAST OF CHARACTERS Jane Warren.1. ...a typical sophisticated, wise-cracking girl. ............ Joan Olk Gloria ....... ...... Jane's best girl friend .................. ...Corrine Scholl Mrs. Warren... ........... Jane's patient mother .............. .... Betty Nickel Jimmy ............ ...Jane's heart-throb of the moment .... ..... Fred Krueger Marge Andrews .... ............ a high school siren ....... .... Marilyn Poole Dan Arnold ...... ...a shy, awkward football player .... .... Donald Schulz Billy... ...... A ..... Jane's kid brother ............ ....Kenneth Buchman CHORUS Row Row Row Row E. Dorow, A. Korth, M. LaMack, S. Radichel, L. Reininger, J. Strey, J. Braeger, D. Doughty, P. Leitzke, D. Hansen, B. Pulda. M. Root, P. Glisson, M. Dorow, M. Suttner, G. Wege, M. Burns, L. Flunker, J. Lippold, D. Struck, G. Priebe, H. Herzfeldt. C. Akin, B. Kern, R. Schmidt, F. Sexton, C. Frye, H. Hooyman, E. Flunker, A. Lemke, E. Morack, N. Schmidt M. Hoier, J. Buchman, M. Porter, R. Somers, Mr. Hastings, V. Thiel, R. Krueger, H. Thern, S. Behnke, M. Lueck. Absent: B. Kluess. Officers Pres ident. ..... .... M arceda Lueck Vice-President ..... . . .Joann Strey Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .Marjorie Burns Directo r Mr. Hastings BAND vw 1: C. Scholl, B. Steffen, K. Keefe, C. Akin, G. Wege, J. Main, W. Bohman. rw 2: M. Roo., R. Sommers, P. Gitter, G. Zimmer, M. Schwebs, V. Thiel, J. Miller, D. Thern, R. Nelson, M. Hoier, R Sexton, J. Buchman, J. Olk. nw 3: M. Wetland, R. Bennett, M. Poole, P. Glisson, B. Hansen, Mr. Hastings, C. Buchman, M. Burns, B. Nickel, M. Testin, J. Gauthier, H. Keating, K. Buchman, W. Harris, R. Poole, F. Moreau, F. Sexton. iw 4: V. Olk, K. Wiesler, L. Winkenwerder, J. Quinn. Absent: D. Moreau. OFFICERS President ...... . . .Connie Scholl Vice President ..... ...... J ohn Quinn Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Beverly Steffen ff PA RT I E S X ' ,f N, N X S Z T-' - X Get Acquainfea On September 26th the first get-together of the High School students was held at the Community Hall. Marceda Lueck sang a solo nFuedin' and Fussin'.H A skit nln a Broadcasting Studiou was given, After that dancing was held and then lunch was served. Carnival On Halloween Eve the sixth annual High School Carnival was held at the Community Hall. Rubes Westerner's furnished the dancing music after the one act play nHigh School Daze.N The Witches Inn and Cat's Inn furnished refreshments. Cane Rack, Pitch-till-you-win, Fish Pond, Ghost Walk, Movies, and other stands gave those who at- tended plenty of entertainment. Christmas With wreaths and mistletoe, the High School students went to their first afternoon Christmas Party. Connie Scholl and Beverly Steffen played a clarinet duet. Lorna Flunker, Kay Keefe, and Mar- jorie Burns led the group in Christmas Carols. A skit nChristmas Even was given and letters to Santa Claus were read. Dancing furnished the entertainment until Santa came and distributed gifts and candy. With a Merry Christmas to all we departed for our Christmas vacation. I:, 0 go ICHIC On May 24th, the Seniors celebrated one of their last days as Hortonville High School students at an informal gathering of the faculty and students. The Commercial Club Park was the location of the picnic. Baseball, other games, and dancing lespecially polkasl aroused hardy appetites for all. After we had eaten our fill, and a little more, the Annual of n48n arrived. With everyone so.absorbed in looking at the Annual and signing names, the end of the day came too soon. But as the saying goes, 'All good things must c me to an end', and the last school picnic ended for uthe class of 48H. ,fr4 x ,f f C X -U-s. -L . -E5f Q ,af 31, Q9 HOT LUNCH iff' l X - vw , ,, we . ', 'ffif' Y , WAFM., , Af . QQKS E M ENGINEER Joe Markl CDUTSTANDING STUDE NTS BEVERLY STEFFEN CORRINE SCHOLL Valedictorian Salutitorian fx JOHN QUINN LEON JENSEN RICHARD HOFFMANN Junior Best Boy Citizen Sophomore Best Boy Citizen Freshmen Best Boy Citizen f JOANN STREY MARJORIE BURNS BEATRICE DORN Junior Best Girl Citizen Sophomore Best Girl Citizen Freshmen Best Girl Citizen MARJ EAN SCHROEDER MARILYN POOLE DAR Best Girl Citizen Forensics Winner ARMOND LEMKE SPCDRTS HH0ppyH a small man who does nis share in building up the Score- HFritzu Short and stocky gets some quick unseen passes to the Center, who tips it in. uSp1deru 6 ft. 2 can pick a ball off the floor like a tomato. nDickn 2 in less than 6 ft., proved his basketball ability at the Bril lion tournament. uScnulzH 6 ft 3 is the b1g p1vot nan for Hortouv1lle H1gh. HJigH smallest man on tne team, but the fastest when it comes to dribbl- ing the ball down the court. il' lI1llll ' Q,- HDustyN 6 ft. and makes good advanv age of it by making sure the tip-off is Hortonville's ball nParthieu 6 ft. redhead who might well qualify for the role of Mr. America, has a perfect build and un- believable muscular co-ordination. 5 7 TEAM Row 22 F. Krueger, D. Hunt, M. Pankow, D. Diestler, K. Coenen, B. Lathrop. Row 1: Mr. Akin, J. Quinn, W. Bohman, D. Schulz, J. Gauthier, R. Gitter. Hortonville 31. Hortonville 34. Hortonville 27. Hortonville 53. Hortonville 40. Hortonville 35. Hortonville 29. Hortonville 37. Hortonville 53. Hortonville 53. Hortonville 56. Hortonville 45. Hortonville 58. PLAYER Donald Schulz John Quinn WiI1iam Bohman Richard Gitter James Gauthier Donald Diestler Fred Krueger David Hunt Milton Pankow Kenneth Coenen ... ...Hilbert Hortonville ... .... Manawa Hortonville ... ...Hilbert Hortonville ... .... Manawa Hortonville ... ...Brillion Hortonville ... ......... Bear Creek Hortonville ..................Alumni Hortonville .......North Fond du Lac Hortonville ... .......... Winneconne Hortonville ... .... Wrightstown Hortonville ... ..... Montello Hortonville ... . ..Westfie1d Hortonville ... ...Freedom POSITION FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS FOULS Con. Non-Con Con. Non-Con. Con. Non-Con. Center 78 69 Forward 55 67 Guard 37 50 Forward 13 32 Guard 19 25 Center 9 Guard 8 Guard 2 0 Forward 2 0 Forward 2 0 23 22 23 19 30 21 11 24 7 22 3 11 6 15 1 3 1 2 1 2 ...Shiocton .Bear Creek .....Winneconne ....Wrightstown ....Freedom ...Shiocton ...Wrightstown ....Hilbert ......Casco ....Coleman ..Marinette ...Brillion NON-CON- CON- TOTAL FERENCE FERENCE POINTS 161 181 342 157 123 280 130 90 220 75 34 109 57 44 10 21 18 39 22 16 38 1 6 7 .1 4 5 1 4 5 TEAM 3 v. .fewmwn ow 1 r we Q G. Akin, Jr., M. Pankow, K. Coenen, D. Moreau, R. Gauthier Row r ex ufh, D. Nickel, J. Hankwitz, H. Fuerst, W. Morack, L. Jensen, R Riedl, R Wirth Hortouville 21 .... Hilbert Hortouville 15 ...Manawa Hortonville 20 .... Hilbert hortonville 15 ...Manawa Hortouville 13 . ...Brillion Hortonville 24 . ...... Bear Creek Hortouville 13 .... N. Fond du Lac Hortonville Z5 ..... Winneconne Hortonville 23 .... Wrightstown Hortonville 27 .... Freedom Hortonville 27 ...Shiocton Hortonville 29 .... Bear Creek Hortonville 22 .... Winneconne Hortonville 29 .... Wrightstown Hortonville 12 .... Freedom Hortonville 9 ...Shiocton 324 247 F 1 TEAM TEAM CHEERLEADERS J, J. Hoffmann, G. Hoffmann, K. Keefe, M. Poole J. Olk, M. Burns, R. Schmidt, R. Hoffmann. PEP CLUB How 42 How 3 ' How B2 Row I H. J. Thorn, C. Frye, M. Dorow, E. Morack, M. Schwebs, G. Priebe, H. Hooyman, S. Radichel, P. Leitzke, M. LaMack, M. Holer, J. Strey, J. Uuchman, M. Porter, E. Flunker, B. Miller, J. Main. K. Hunhmun, L. Zlvglpr, H. Pulda, C. Akin, E. Dorow, J. Watson, A. Lemke, J. Hraeger, B. Steffen, M. Svhroedvr, C. Scholl, L. Flunker, D. Woihing, G. Zimmer, J. Moder, N. Schmidt, R. Nelson, P. Gltter. H. Hunsvn, M. Watson, M. Hoot, M. Testin, A. Korth, D. Hansen, D. Moreau, L. Reininger, D. Coenon, M. Inock, E. Hehm, J. Lippold, P. Gllsson, R. Dorn, K. Coenen. R. Sommvrs, G. Wogv, R. Schmidt, H. Hoffmann, M. Poole, G. Hoffmann, K. Keefe, J. Hoffmann, J. Olk, M. Burns, B. Nickel, F. Sexton. , .. . . .J ,Ef...,Q 'fl -. . ff-3' SEQ. 'i !QQQMQF!m!M?'?mow,l, ,g455v uw L . A BASKET, A BASKET, A BASKET, BOYS! U-RAB, RAB, ROR-TON-VILLE Hortonville 53 Wrightstown 14 Hortonville 45 Casco 29 At Hortonville At Br1111on 14. F.H.A. Party ---- Snake Dance 1947 AUGUST 29. Freshmen Registration SEPTEMBER 2. 122 upperclassmen signed on the dotted line 3. Dick Gitter Student Activity Manager Gen Hoffmann Student Activity Secretary 4. All class officers elected 12. Cheerleaders elected 16. Magazine Campaign gals vs guys No Senior Class Rings yet! 22. Magazine Campaign ended GALS WON!! 26. Let's get acquainted--First School Party OCTOBER 2. Annual Staff elected 7. First Lyceum---HThe Shrimplinsn 10. First 6 weeks over, but ohhh those tests 13. Hurray! Seniors finally get class rings---wonder how long they'l1 keep them, hmmmm? SCHOOL 26. Holiday Special! We take Montello 56-23 at home. 27. Hortonville turns back Westfield at Shiocton. Come back, Santa, they need a reward! JANUARY 1. LEAP YEAR! Beware, boys--it's a lady's privilege. 3. All good things must come to and end, but why VACATION? 5. Finished first page of annual--only 43 to go. 9. All dressed up---and for a reason, too. Boys wore new basketball suits and beat Freedom 58-18. 13. Too bad Shioc, youdidn't stand half a chance with Schulz dumping in 30 points. We won, 58-26. 14. What--is she blushing in spots? No, it's chicken pox for Shirlee Behnke. Beware, Jig! 15-16 GROAN GROAN Semester Finals. 16. Tut! Tut! Bear Creek, what a score. 45-10 19. Dusty Diestler and no appendix--Hwas it somethin' you et?n nNo, I just didn't need it any moreln 21. Farmers Institute--Come onFarmers even a free din- ner--you can win prizes, too 23. UNot again, Hortonvillen, said Winneconne. 49-25 Look pretty-small pictures taken-Basketball pract- ice starts--Hope they have a successful season. HALLOWEEN! No, we didn't-we worked at the Carnival. NOVEMBER Two days off---Teachers Convention Mr. Fey instructs annual staff First basketball victory Hortonville 31 Hilbert 21. We're off to a good start We win again! Hortonville 34 Manawa 29 We hope those deerhunters find their ndearn. Those exams again!! End of second 6 weeks. We beat Hilbert 27-23. A close call!! We're still winning! Hortonville 53 Manawa 22 Extra, extra!! Senior Polar Cub ' Activity in kitchen! Cooks serve Thanksgiving dinner. Thanksgiving vacation. Poor Mr. Turkey! Victory over Brillion 40-28 DECEMBER A First conference game Hortonville 35 Bear Creek 22 Keep up the good work, boys! Alumni game. We won 29-23. Wonderful! Surprise! We beat North Fond du Lac! 37-28 Several boys under direction of Mr Miller start to install public address system in school! Hortonville 53 Winneconne 29. Look at that score! Hortonville 53 Wrightstown 20. Not again!! New talent appearsatthe Christmas Concert. Junior Band shows what can be done in a few months. Ti! a shame. Afternoon Christmas Party--BUT WHERE WERE TH B0!S?? Another edition of Polar Cub published by Juniors. Merry Christmas Everyone-off 2 weeks, well, almost. Shirlee Behnke returns andHilbert Zuberbier leaves Is it catching? Putonyourbestface,wewantanextraspecialannuaU Seniors vote MarJean Schroeder, D.A.R. Best Girl Citizen. One step nearer graduation--class colors and flower are chosen, You feel lucky? it's the Booster Game! Horton- ville 53 Wrightstown 14 30-31. Activity, excitement, great problems at stake, why of course, it's the F.H.A. Convention. FEBRUARY Hello, Dusty, welcome back! Headforthebarn,Mom,ournJoenisaforensictryoud Wow! Hortonville 73, Freedom 28. It's King Milton Pankow, if you please. Race is on, Junior Girls! You're slipping boys! Only a 20 point lead! Hortonville 43, Shiocton 23. Be My Valentine! District Tournament at Brillion starts. We're resting up tonight, but look out tomorrow! One down, twoto go! Hortonville 50,Wrightstown 33. Two down, one to go! Hortonville 42, Hilbert 28. Casco, here we come! Hear Ye! F.F.A. Quartet broadcastfromStevens Pt. Three down, we're Shawano bound. Hortonville 45, Casco 29. Hats off to the District Champs! Have you seenthatshinning newtrophy inthe office? What, no arguments? Juniors select class rings. Is that a curve ahead? No, it's a ditch! Push, girls push, we've got to get to Shawano. Horton- ville 57, Coleman 29. New London HERE WE COME! Fourth 6 weeks end-seems all we do is write tests! CALHNDER IARCH 1. Mary Jane Main leaves for hospital. We wish you luck, Mary Jane. 2. Come back out of the barn, Forensic contest over. 5. Shhhhhhhhhh Hortonville 34, Marinette 36 at New London. A heartbreaker! 6. Hortonville smiling again. Takes Consolation at New London Regional Hortonville 46, Brillion 25. 6. Aches and pains. A steakfeed at Mrs. Berman's for boys after game. 8. Royalty again. King has a Queen--Joann Strey. 9. Three firsts, a second, and all four with A rat- ings at the Winneconne Forensic Contest. 0. Our heads can't be that large--it must be the tape measure. Seniors measured for caps and gowns. 1. Aren't the basketball boys eating today? Sure, but H01 until 6:30 at Akins. 2-13 Wonder why it's so quiet around Hortonville? It may be in Hortonville, but it isn't in Madison. Basketball boys go to tournament games at Madison. 5. Don't look now but here's water in your eye. Is it raining? No, it's squirt guns from Madison. 5. The Juniors have taken over the Ag. Room and chang- ed it into a florist shop. 7. Is that green I see or am I dreaming? It's the day for the Irish! Class Tournaments--Juniors defeat Freshmen and Seniors defeat Sophomores. S. Isn't that camera broken yet? Guess not! Rest of annual pictures taken. Seniors are class champs. 9. Hip hip hooray for a day! Teachers' Convention. 2. Make Room! More cups for the trophy case. For- ensics and basketball. Finals of the Little Nine Forensic Contest at Hortonville. 3. Boys are going tohospital--just tohave their blood typed for Mary Jane. That's the spirit! 1. Spring is here, but too cold for spring fever yet! 5. Where are the girls--seems to be more boys. Oh, pardon us, it's Overall Day for the girls. 5. Is everybody happy, Well Yes! Easter vacation. 3. Rus Bardenleaves-appendectomy. Must becontagious! J. Back to school, but not for editors of the annual staff who spenttheafternoon looking over Fey Pub- lishing at Wisconsin Rapids. Thanks, Mrs. Berman! J. Getoutthe liniment,Burt--baseballandtrackstart. PRIL 1. Editors of the annual get ads for the annual. 2. Sophomore girls have turned nursemaids-- invite small children for dinner 5 entertainment. 5. High Scholastic averages announced. Beverly Stef- fen, Valedictorian. Corrine Scholl, Salutatorian. Start writing those speeches, girls! 5. IsthatCrying I Hear? SeniorshaveT.B.teststaken. 5. T. Perry Jones-Commencement Speaker 8. 9 10 10 10 12 13 15 19 20 22 23 24 26 27 29 30 30 M AY 1 4 6 7 10 11 13 14 18 1948 Junior dancing class-but all the boys could dance! Fifth 6 weeks. Just think, only one more! Doesn't pay to get too thirsty, does it, Burt! The girls win places in solos at Clintonville. Forensic Contest at Kimberly. Marilyn Poole is state bound with an A rating. Congratulations Marilyn! Watch out, Seniors, an epidemic has broken out! Beverly Wirth, has an appendix operation. It may be the 13th, but it's not unlucky--- The annual is completed!!! Baseball team initiates their new suits when they play Gillett here. Let's beat Gillett, boys! Class track tournament. Baseball--Hortonville at Winneconne Boys travel to New London for baseball game. Soft music and uStardustn. Junior Prom. Open those eyes and straighten those ties! Band Festival at Seymour. May I have a calling card? Please sign here. Mail out today. Seniors received calling cards, auto- graph books, and announcements. Baseball--Shiocton here. Baseball game at Kaukauna--Let's down 'em, boys. Did everybody study their lesson? They better-- we've visitors today. Eighth Grade Day. New uniforms and summer formals make the Band and Chorus Spring Concert attractive and entertaining. Doesn't that Band look nice? That's Hortonville at the Clintonville tournament. Baseball--Hortonville at Freedom Baseball--Hortonville at Jefferson-- Have a good time boys. TRACK TEAM GOES TO LAWRENCE COLLEGE--Little Nine Track Meet There's HSPRING FEVERH on the stage as well as in the air. Senior Class Play. Baseball--Bear Creek here. Baseball--Hortonville at Gillett-- Do as well in Baseball, boys, as Basketball. District Track Meet at Neenah-- Come on boys, let's show them how! Baseball--Winneconne here 20-21 Concentrate hard for the last time! FINAL EXAMS 21 22 24 25 The Seniors take over--Senior Class Night State Track Meet at Madison. Come on Schulz, do it again. We wish you luck, boys!- Ohhhh am I hungry--when do we eat? Autographing annuals all morning--we're ready for a ball game this afternoon. School Picnic. This is it, Seniors ---- C MMENCEMENT. We would like to thank the following who have helped to sponsor the annual. Appleton State Bank, Hortonville Branch B1ank's Tavern R Restaurant Breitrick's Garage Borchardt R Moder Furniture k Funeral Service Boyle's Tavern E. A. Buchman, Ice k Fuel Burns Bakery Byron's Lunch Carter-Hansen Studio Central Mutual Hail A Cyclone Insurance Company Collar's Tavern Crowell Publishing Company Danke's Meat Market Deep Rock--Elmer Kringle Al Dobberstein's Grocery Dorn Gas Station Ellington Mutual Insurance Company Fey Publishing Company Fox Valley Canning Company Freiburger's Blacksmith Shop Gamble Store Dr. k Dr. Garriott Glen's Electric Shop Glen's Shoe Repair E. J. Gitter Hank k Roesler Hardware Store Hodgin's Quarry Hortonville Manufacturing Company Ho!f's Restaurant A Friend F. B. Ivan Company Josten C mpany Kaufman's Barber Shop Krueger 8 Miller Kringle Electric Service Kuehl k Kauer Tavern Raymond Kuhn Decorating A. E. Mercier Meyer's Tavern National School Studios Nett's Tavern Nichel's Food Market Nu-Style Beauty Shop Pond's Sport Shop Riedl Decorating Rynder's Grocery Schneider's Elevator Ray Scholl's Auto Service Scholl's Sinclair Service Schroeder's General Merchandise R. E. 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1949

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1948, pg 9

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1948, pg 49

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1948, pg 29

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1948, pg 42

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