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

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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.

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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.

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