Hustisford High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Hustisford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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' - ag shoui btx 1 Q.. .1 Q t i --ai t t e p are confident that our readers inning, nd pi , img on 9 in ' why they havefaiied to receive to m 50mg we S , 1 . ta, he Q or more recent issues of the tor 1 e caiied him the greatest weicome o . Emil News Rrwxsw on scheduie. 5 . i ati time. carry on its eign brdsk ' the peairdof the resent tgiaxp on 9,-ogmmy bu tt opposea ,- G W-N08 B1 We 095 ce 39 Benton's su estion that the 'ashington, DC., refused to accept Seiiirlg Psmericidriisril agency b femoved f,0t::gs,,,, mrs or other pubiications. Wehave 2 controi. egritted this interruption in serv- Shouid the Voice of America, Ve- W' V 5 539193-300 was one UWT which broadcasts d ii to iorei . . Mich linens other vvbiishers had nations, be expanaeiivy rs at dogs! Dian m other Lands 35'-Rx cm ' as go0d a Seb as i might in Useii- ' A 'gl . ing ,Americas tv of his t other As members of Congress and citi- A Q . L , , pennies and 3 hattin . 'Lens throughout the country are ' ' , Skating Chmninon mnnigt prop ag ' debating e age ieveis at which YJDDXNG country? the o Ameri ths shouid be drafted B,omM.hooA Button, worid champion America cy, now ope d ji ervice which Nationai C irater,xis getting ready to the State partment,be made in out r ' is interesting :':,,eR?::L'hX. Pie T550 Bi Har, WW. in an independent organization? to exa ' i in s. Next Friday, Saturday These questions have frequentiy other nations in mcmmbxe y, he wiii again compete been raised and they are being dis- England drafts its u danny- K ieading skaters from cussed by many Americans at the when they reach the a o 18, and Umm! ms 2 He has won the present time, keeps them in the service for two overatom Mpc pionship three years Generai Eisenhower, supreme YCHYS' to give the n commander of the North Atiantic Belgium caiis men into its armed hm. The 0 , -oid figure skater Army, expresses his beiief that f0YC9S at 20 YGRYS. for 8 P2505 of charged on 5, New Jersey, uthe United States needs a fy, one year. showmgft , 6 'th United States very much stronger Qforei in- lfulu asks its 21-year-oid men to bm K , -., E, iy this month at formation service. serve for 15 months. fmpmy W f' Q n. He hoids the Senator Wiiiiam Bento of Con- Fl'l11lC6- hire WB COUNTY, wits UP is not his rth American, necticut, who formeriy ' n As- meh WND have TGBCY125 We 882 05 59, The 'Legg ' wns. sistant Secretary o ' ' I , X was but they serve for a period of 18 can haveii - t at Har- in charge of the I' ca, months instead of the 'ZA-month spread W skating agrees with 2. -' , service in America. term- . -' each, lie iilggttl 1 , Russia, drafts its 18-year-oids to m 65' - 'N - ' 9-5 ,i serve in the armed forces for three ,I 1 ATS. ina caiis -lf.. - - mi ' - Zf Shown in action: No. D3, Ronnie Kuehl, No. 33, Bobby Kuehl, No. 37, Donny Key, and No. 36, Wilmer Schuett. Preparation for homecoming began many days before the game with Lester, Elvin, and Bob gathering loads of paper, wood, and anything else that would burn for the big bonfire Thursday night. Excitement ran high all around school as the classes worked on the floats for the big parade. The senior boys made ahasty trip into the country and came beck with an antique bath tub. Senior girls dressed in white proceeded to clesn up Johnson's Creek and the rest of the school too. They won first prize. The Junior Hot Foot smoked its way down the street, original and highly decorative. Hustisford came out on the short end of the score but even that set back didn't dampen the spirits of the merrymalcers who danced all evening to the music played by the Three llusketeers. Qu- Q THE CAST Mrs. J. Horace McCann...F. Krueger Elsa McCann ............ E. Hoeseler Anne Blackwell ........... Y. Thurow Archie Fitzgibbons ......... if. Kohn Zelinda .............. G. Falkenthal Hose ............. ...C. Hoeseler Lily .............. ..... S. Hagan All Ben Mustapha..... ....G. Held Hassan El Carib ......... 0. Scnuett Jewel ............... H. Drachenberg Bob Ballentine ....... ...L. Zubke Bill Blake.... .... .........E. Will Henrietta Whipstitch....J. Soldner Dick Taylor.......... ...R. Kuehl 5alesgirl...... .....L. Heuer The Assassin... ....H. Hnichow Director.... ...Harold Johnson W wy : 1- ' ff Q - Slave Girls Guards C Nwmfzmf mmf gm. fm .spam On Monday night, December ll, the G. A. A. put on its usual winter carnival. The evening started with a program in the assembly starring Donna Mae Seegert, Uncle Louie and his Hungry Seven, and a tap dance by Elna Mae Roeseler. The star of the show, Miss Elvin Will, gave the audience a thrill singing nI'm the Lonesomest Gal in Townn. The usual baked goods, fancy work and white elephants were sold. De- corated booths attracted many customers. There was ice cream, cake and beefburgers for the hungry ones and the evening ended with the crowning of the King and Queen, Lester Zubke and Carole Roeseler. Her Court of Honor were Frank Gasper and Mary Jane Schuett, Duane Roeseler and Arlene Petenman, Gordon Kettner and Jean Falkenthal, Donald Key and Evona Schultz. The Crown bearer was Eleanore Lehmann, The Queen drew names for the boxes of groceries and one lucky person won a fine blanket. 5 Am an llelwwd Ln w-ifh Musa: Back How: Geraldine Falkenthal, Hildegarde Drachenberg, Dolores Key, Ardis Holz. Soloist: June Soldner. What was billed as a 'Spring Concertn could well have been a 'Winter Conoertn, if the weather was the standard of measurement - for it was cold and windy and snow was in the air. Despite this, attendance was exceptionally fine and our choraliers and bandsman made music ring to the satisfaction fwe hope? of the appreciative audience. The chorus opened the program with a group of three religious songs. June Soldner sang 'Bless This Housen by Brahe and nHold Thou My Handn by Briggs. In a lighter vein the chorus ended their part of the program with a med- ley 'An Easter Wardroben. Hrs. Orville Zuelsdorf, was accompianist for the chorus. Then the band took over for their part of the program. They played two groups of sprightly numbers and ended with the usual WStar Spangled Banner'. Both the band and chorus were directed by Harold Johnson. pm Qgyafg ,Quia af new M M swf fmf X26 ,-44 Judy Kaul Q' .J 'X QF X 2 Arnold Rosenthal The evening of Friday, May 25, 1950, Sew mcst of the high school siudent bod and many of the village folk arriving at the dance nail on the hill to hear again the excellent music of Tony Winter's Orchestra. The Theme WThrough the Lcoking Glaesn was taken from the stories of UA1ice in Wonderlandn and nThrough the Looking Glassn by Lewis carroll. ln abarden of magic flowers the Caterpillar that talked, the Red King and Queen even Tweedledum and Twee- dledee breeted the inncers. At the stroke of ten, King Wayne Kuepfer and Queen Elna Mae Roeseler led the Grand March through the bright silvery mist of the Magic Looking Glass. Then followed a few short hours of witchery and enchantment. UThe time has comeu, the Walrus said, WTO talk of main things, Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax-- Of cakbages--and Kings-- ..... HO Oystersn, said the carpenter, 0You've had a pleasant run! Shall we be trotting home asainu. But answer came there none--and this was scarcely odd, because they'd eaten every one. H' ' 57, :S ,A v, , 'Q Y' .. 'H ffd p Y 'I f 'K . X Q XHZE ?xiHV VAT' 5,.mK i A T W ff 5 VA' f?A'A' Y N. .......i, Franklin Lehmann Shirley Regan Jghn Lieghty Helen Liechty 57015 F' 7 Sou? Se ,y y ffm can Coach Robert Griswold To-day's spotlight shines on Robert Griswold, coach of all sports at Hustisford High School. Mr. Griswold's home was Lake Geneva. He attended the Lake Geneva High School and played basketball and football. Then Uncle Sam took a hand in Mr. Griswolds life and for a little over three years he served with the United States Navy as a Hadioman, second class. He saw active duty in the Pacific near New Guinea, the Phillipines and Australia. When he returned from service he enrolled at State Teachers College at Whitewater and married Mary Ann Disch. During his college career he played basketball on the college five. He majored in Commercial and has a minor in Social science and English. The Griswolds have a young son, Jeffrey Bruce, who is nearly a year old, and according to Coach, no cats or dogs. The first year of coaching has been a happy ex- perience for Coach Griswold. His football team finished second in the WMadison Subur- ban conferenfel. The basketball season, was better than we had hoped considering the handicap of not having an adequate place for practice. Jucceddfuf Jeaawz 6911111 - ' .lufgflaida fyalfecf Top Raw: Coach Grigyold, G, Held, D, Key, W. Schuett, Co-Capt. R. Kuehl, V. Hunt, Co-Capt. B. Kuehl liddle Row: V. Hunt, H. Brockhaus, H. Leitzke, H. Ninmann, D- ZUelSd0Ff- Bottom Row: C. Thomas, D. Roeseler, L. Neu. FOOTBALL STANDINGS WE THEY Campbellsport Cherej ..... if -UE- Deerfieldf Ctherej ..... M3 1h Marshallf Cherel ..... 38 18 Princeton fherel ..... hh 18 Black Earchw ftherel ..... 38 lh Johnson Creeki Cherel ..... 18 36 4Conference games, Madison Suburban Conference. Finished in Second Place Won fb? Lost f2J Conference Won C31 Lost C11 In the background we see No. 31, George Held, No. 32, vuas Hunt, and No. L3, Ronald Kuehl, as they played here against Princeton good Sermon Dm iii' Lack f pfzaciie 5 are in nVarsity Squadn Bick Howl H. Leitzke, W. Schuett, R. Kuehl, B. Kettner, H. Kohn, Coach Griswold. Front Row: E. will, G. Held, B. Kuehl, W. Kuepfer. san Ronald Kuehl George Held Basketball Standings Oostburg Juneau Marshall Winnebago Lutheran Slinger Juneau Oostburg Slinger Campbellsport Waterloo Winnebago Lutheran Tournament Marshall Johnson Creek Es 147 112 S2 52 ho 26 lu 5 9 52 38 51 Games bl 39 The! 72 bl 7? M9 145 57 61 50 59 35 61 bb 56 Quad Paw ecb fm fVexf yddd ir L 5 'i1lPix .., QT 'I' 9 x l HDI! Team Back Row: C. Thomas, H. Uecker, W. Holz, D. Zuelsdorf, D. Hoeseler. V. Hunt Front Hon: C, Holz, E. Zellmer, D. Key, W. Schliewe. HBH Team standings Oostburg Juneau Marshall Slinger Juneau Oostburg Slinger Campbellsport Waterloo Winnebago Lutheran IES! 29 57 53 31 b9 53 311 55 hh M6 .. +,k ,ak Elvin lill Robert Kohn ew .Zefaf fncefnfdfe Z2 ff S Aflilze ,Vg W-,uri 1 ' 1 9 , f we L 'J - n v ' V .ez e .CD G' Row l: J. Row 2: E. D. Hoeseler, W. Kuepfer, Coach Griswold. Row 3: C. Thomas, W, Holz, Vilas Hunt, H. Uecker. Ono bin handicap has been eliminated and we have Several games were played with Hartford, Juneau, Gindt, L. Neu, H. Ninmann, D. Key, W. Schuett, H. Letizke, R. Kettner, R. Kuehl, E. Zellmer. Zilisch, Honald Kuehl, G. Held, H. Kohn, C. Will, E. Will, Virgil Hunt, H. Brockhaus. a new diamond which is nearing completion. Johnson Creek, and Marshall. Our Freshman an! Sonhomore boys are a very promisinu group and with the new diamond, baseball should be- come a more important sport at H. H. S, -1 A 3 Q Our three peppy cheerleaders, Yvonne E- Thurow, Corinne Zastrow and Elna Mae Hoeseler are pictured at the left in their attractive outfits. Their inter- est and enthusiasm has made them an im- portant part of the athletic picture at good old H. H. S. Barnes re d S 'KEAE one- 5 onxgbt own p on-ow, nikon WW Ray Barnm euon made' ms snniihng n tacucs pa o won a nm as ix mn R NAL K N N..- ' NM COMMENT N Z Ai -9 .-J' W,-J' ' f ' ' f' rp 1 3 T - . ' X 'AN E . C ' ' , 'Vx X ' -3 . r N x . r rx - round CXeve a mg X decxs on unter oi n 354 oi? si e alloq .1 'f' rmnor Xcagxl ne wo med! rd deaxgoy or uons nandhng guna e same Utne to Xng-greg! urnber temw xsed g ca xasx sea- rebrmhas no bee Mm Onw'1.5mev1se ronxesxs in Bram on :X xox, :fr Wwe baubd dum does a rnanager, Ynne ' yn' e 'Nw worth oi the Braves, agen rt W5 wx year z asmngxon nu or me wang ,comps We, A0 Adu' an 'ne e ve Aedeuea when he nnows a A01-Eh xp th! number ot g el to be tae- ' . other dum hue mcreased poukbw phi Hn the Ing ' average whtdn Xesvei me P-95 hw' Gan me mwfeu 9 gqnpj, ,bong mp vlaukee Igillbe aronsedby a ,mm xeaxn which owkousw Ks ' ' e Xxhe :mt Winch vim sign the '-fs Xwre to have .Au t Hugs 'ly 'w 'kk W N chxbs Sn' ' ' 5 gn y A Q ' o so Ong vlfikef um. sonmworm wo grip on riayers, so rnen play io: Mnwauxaee are Braves, snr! the Brewer ysvwno wm wind up other ..,,,-I in ,rn M3 -an Uv ob, wp? Rig N A 339' Q3 49. Qos- .Q '54 .N QN Q 4' towns 6 as as Ea '90 0 S' S3 QQ' 3 0-v,-v'j,e 4 ,N N45 bfv'1n Q ix Q' o s0 recent alta . X has been anything T camp ior N gngni d xnc er-nent we me on rj rw BX a has Clarkson make spring and e s s s e -,opnorn 00 0 x K on seer h Jane who A :ye T0 B9 If Judi a 017121 Alai!! 1 i A Eighth period took on a i T new aspect after Mrs. Carpenter began teach- ing square-dancing and instructing the girls Hvonn Schultz and Jean Falkenthal Carole Hoeseler and Donna Mae 1.qr, L0 play ygnH-p0ng, Seegert concentrate on pool. N in ping-pong and other games. Spring sports included soccer, bad- minton and, of course, the ever popular soft- ball. NFS- Carpenter is an enthusiastic Marie Henkel and Dolores Key try instnxctor. their hand at playing ping-pong. G. A. A. Officers Vice-President-Helen Liechty, President--Florence Krueger, Secretary-Treasurer--Yvonne Thurow ffectnbn Qeaaliis 252 pfzeuiruzb w-5 A 1 , gl N- L A Pres. George Held, Sec. Lorraine Heuer, Treas. Robert R.8iChOVl A typical pose for Harry R. Carole R. and Florence K. studying. J What's the joke? len at worklll Ronald Kuehl Valedictorian Robert Kohn Salutatorian Gene Gerth Lorraine Heuer 'N Harland Brockhaus Hildeglrdo Drachenberg Geraldine Falkenthal larcelaine Gaugnrt George Held Marie Henkel Ardis Holz Virgil Hunt . --qu. . X . Noi o :, , K Dolores Key Florence Krueger Myra Leitzke Harry Regan Robert Reichou Carole Roeseler Carl lill Class Flower: Olympic Carnation Class Colors: llaroon and White Elvin Will Ernst Ziltsch Lester Zubke L7-uznwz ffadd ffecfn LJ ne DA0771 gs 'W' I 5,xn. Seated: D. Zuelsdorf, H Leitzke, W Schuett, D Key, J Radloff Front Row: D. Seegert, D bturk, E Schultz, H Liechty, E Hoeseler, S Regan BHCK Row: W. Kuepfer, J Llechty, F Lehmann, V Hunt, L Holz, W Henkel The election in the Junior class this year was especially interest- ing because the class president was to be Prom King. Wayne Kuepfer won the honorg Franklin Lehmann, vice-president, Elna Mae Hoeseler, secretary, John Liechty, treasur- er, Shirley Regan, student council member. To earn money the class gave a chili supper, sold station- ery and sponsored a movie. 5 fzomcflea F Succ ul p UL nfllflff' 'px ff: q:jr1,,ggVb a f4'5 A in A KQQELF 44 f f 1Nx M r ffgg Q3 f 1 A W A .,,,.,t six, XX 4' W 4 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 O C 5 0 Top down, left: K.Nehls, W.Uttech, B.Radloff, M.Bischoff, D.Lichtenberg, C. Zastrow. Middle: R.Kuehl, P.Schaem, J. Falken- thal, L.Kettner, E.Laabs. Right: H.Ninmann, H.Ninmann, R.Nagel, C,Peterman, J.Soldner, S.Loew, S.Ice, Y.Thurow. Absent when picture was taken: R. Kettner, G. Kettner. 20 .wssxxmxk ff Y if XR , . s taxa S Q. 5'- A 5 c Q. when scnool started in september there were a New faces missing in the Sopho- more class, but the group that remain- ed was a liveiy, pepoy bunch. Wdophsn were prominent in sports, led cheers, and put on a paper drive that was definite proof of their co-operative spirit. They seiected as their class offivers, Jean Falkenthal, presidentg Robert hdenl, vice-presidentg Yvonne Thurow, secretaryg Kenneth Nehls, treasurer, and Barbara Hadloff, stu- dent conncii, pictared below. Zzeakmefn 72,6 fnzliazibn Qke wa! J 0223 N s I .. WI., Seated: E.Lehma.nn, E.Wegener, A.Peterma.n, M Loew, V Radloff, C Thomas, W Maas, D Roeseler Standing-lst row: D.Degnitz, M.Kirchoff, L.Ewert, K Fleury, R Liechty, H Ninmann Standing-2nd row! K.Gaugert, H.Mz-inning, R.Uecker, W Holz, W Schliewe, L Bu Not present , J. Gindt Our new crop of Freshies this year seemed rather promising. They chose for their president, Leland Neug vice-president, Duane Roeselerg secretary, Ar- lene Petermang treasurer, Clyde Thomas, and student council, Leslie Buchholz, shovm at the right. They settled down in a hurry to become an important part of our student body. The giggles and laughing in the back of the assembly could usually be traced to some of our freshmen girls. But the way they got at a project was a pretty sure sign that they were going to be heard from during their stay in H. H. S. yabme .Zl6dAflTL6fll S, U 1 Y 1 we . ,J l A x elf' ' ,fr 4 .: I Standing: K. Seegert, D. Nagel, M. Schuett, V. Zingsheim, Left to right: J, Kunz, L. Bischoff D. Goetsch, D. Kish, J. Ice, M. Held, F. Gasper, N. Kurtz, B, yankee, V. Schommer, R. Thomas, H. Radloff. P, Regan, H. Radloff. Missing when picture was taken: D. Burgess, K. Burley, D. Kunz. 'fue have had an interesting year studying world geography, business arithmetic, sentence construction, some of the classics, basketball and cheer-leading as well as reviewing the fundamentals in the three Ws. We had a club in which we learned a great deal of parliamentary practice. We are looking !kr .v .rd to the time when we will be full-pledged high school students. '55 QW-Q A? ,W KL Xp' '1- K ii Front to back: K. Burley, D. Nagel, D. Burgess, V. Zingsheim, D. Kunz, and K. Seegert, not shmm. Second Row: R. Thomas, D. Kish, U. Standing: N. Kurtz, B. Ryder, V. Schommer, B. Yankee, D. Petenman, Schuett, D, Goetsch, F. Gasper. Seated: L. Leitzke, J. Kunz, L. Bischoff, D. Bartel, R. Schmeling. Third Row: R. Schmeling, B. Ryder, Missing when picture was taken: P. Regan. and Irs. Carpenter, standing. MTS KW' The Junior float. L. Buchholz, H. Manning, L. Nea The gorgeous llgirlsll Mr. Schlicht relaxes for enjoy a recreation period. of H. H. 5. a few minutes. - .- in .137-l,-'ABXJ5 ,-. QA. i A LLLLAL 5 X ,.' L L Axel Orence helping, as usual' Gene must be cheating. Helen in a new formal. JQFFY and H11 COHCGYliI'af.e. QQ f QP J 'S if Ng X.. I 4 P U Winter Scene. Glamour girl . Where do you think you are All dressed UP 3-Hd H0 Our Freshman in the home- S05-YIB-M3I'i97 P1500 to 80' coming parade. www ai f. A - Shop class dismissed. Our Ernst. Caught in the act. Graduates of H.H.S. come to ca.miva1.23 .W I 3 .? an N nun- ' -F' wk? Q .L gt 5 I , T U S A . QW ' N, . 'gg Af f , 4. 3 . - SJ 5 Why mb 1 Y 5' I v M ' A gl imzr-1 5 1 N lie, 4 - I 'Q .ik 'M I I ' -1' . 4 , I -. Q 30 s Fi-9 fy ..- ...- gp :D fl .Tk- J-' I1 i' J.. ff 'sr 1 S ,fl ,. f a-.3 F' X' wx 7 I Aren't we cute? why so Serious? Wrapping COHTJGST' at the Ambitious? Ha! ferry and Carole :miling for the mirdie. Xmas party. Don't mark them too low! . fy .. n , ix The rooting section at a Carole blowing bubbles on the football game. winning float. K I in-he ,,,,,..---M v, , , 1 has .Mr QW' Fuel for une bonfire. After the noon msn. Freshman initiation. Is Harland really Swivine? Bob at ease in the library. Nuissn Elvin Will, Our photographer, taking a rest. Seventh and eighth grade float, 26 LET IQII llwlf A JK I 34 1 5 . -was 4 N' , SZLJMJ' fmmdf meek 51 Diocuelo Sciavf 4 Standing: S.Regan,A.Holz,J.Falkenthn1,B.Radloff,R.Kueh1,L.Buchho1z,L.Neu,M.Gaugert,W.Kuepfer. Seated: H.Kohn,C.Roeseler, PrincipalJohn J.Schlicht, F.Krueger, G.Held. The Student Council in Hustisford High School is made up of representatives of all the classes and the organizations of the school. The purpose of the council is to have students participate in solving problems which occur in everyday life around school. Although the group was not very active the first part of this year the program which has been outlined for them for the remaining portion of this year should give them plenty to do. Plans have been made for the Student Council to handle the thrift program, the buying of nwar Savings Stampsn. In addition it is hoped they will help solve the problem of 8th period activities for the rest of the year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PRESIDENT--Robert Kohn VICE-PRESIDENT--Wayne Kuepfer SECRETARY-TREASURER-Carole Roeseler 28 ff .leaf erm -'1 fr! Y 3 I 2 fl if iw S if x wifi N: .l 4 . VN kv cess- Ju . Q s,ca, -- w' se JS, Queen Geraldine rolkenthal received her crown from King Robert Kohn. Friday, May 19, l9SO,was a perfect night for a prom and ours was really everything we ever dreamed of. Neptune reigned over a sea of strange animals, derelect ships and nermaids. The queen chose as her court of honor Myra Leitzke, Hildegarde Drachenberg, Lester Zubke, and Ronald Kuehl. The attendants, as usual, were the center of attention. James Lange in a white suit with a black tie, and Kathleen Ice hza lovely blue-green formal, grave- ly marched down the aisle formed by the high school girls and boys. The soft sweet music of Tony Winter's kept us dancing until the last strains of nGood Night Ladiesn told us it was one and thatoir Neptunes Ball was over. i 1 Al fafwfiww Hedda CUUAAQ , 0 qw With the start of a new school year, a shop class was offered to the masculine part of the student body. The class was conducted in the Co-op building under the supervision of Mr. Henry Carstens, a new member of tm high school favulty. The first few weeks of class were devoted to setting up the work benches. Pictured above are: V. Hunt, J. Liechty, H. Leitzke, C. hill, and W. bcnuett. H. Manning, W. Holz, and W. Schliewe E. Will, G. Held, H. Kohn, and C. Will 5.9 BO G. Kettner, R. Kettner, H. Ninmann, and R. Kuehl J. Gindt, K. Gaugert, H. Manning, R. Kuehl, and C. Thomas geafm ' N' 'U -F' tl 'Na Qigffx ' 35 -1' ,Qf .FM ,f gs N Harold Johnson Band and Chorus Music plays a leading role in our school activities and we are sure that most of the interest can be traced to the enthusiasm and pep of our director. At H. H. S. practically every student Dmthe school spends three periods a week singing. Practice for operettas, concerts, and contests take up much of the time but the part we all will always remember is the old song feats, with everyone wanting his favorite tune. Popular songs had their place of course, but again and again requests for old favorites cropped up ......... 'Alexan- der's Rag Time Bandn, 'The Erie Canal', and WCareless Loven. After school in the afternoon Mr. J. can usually be found in the assembly. The librarians do desk duty to classical and ragtime music while students and teachers enjoy the melodies as they fill the assembly and spill out into the corridors of the whole school. Music comes first with lr. Johnson but he's our mainstay when it comes to dressing up the stage and recrea- tion room. lhen he starts splashing around in water paints, the results are amazing. Our 'cracker box stage' takes on the size and glamour under his magic touch. M IL Sclwnf Bafnfl ,ff , 4 - J ,n. . .f 1 - , . a , - . f A u f 1' . s N', -'ff , N '1- Qla Zmwleal af Cfmamf 9- ,- an L gm. iT.'tb:g.T-f. ,. .4 U,-up -. W'.,Mwf 3 New 1 Q 4, V 11 A .f'..P'ff.,:, 3-'kg ---. 13. - ,vs-nf' N 9,.g- ' , . . . w.. , ,fr , ,- ,i. , n ga' r 3. 'M :gf A ng . X .. . p ' Q S . , , , .. r ---FN . ,, ' sv .,. X 'ix W ' A nl. Lv 1g2fHf.AlM,m'v is tt I Ay , ,icy fy .4 , I-A ot: .fs - 'z WL, , ,f ',,'2f '7fs195'i5.': -L 1 X Back hom: S. ice, L. hey, W. Schuett, R. Kettner, Hr. Johnson, U. Kettner, H. Brockhaus, V. Hunt, J. Hooseler. How river R. HCJYHAW, H. Kohn, H. Ninmann, Howard Ninmann, C.Will, J. Radloff, W. Henkel, E. Will, H.UrQ:he:rerg A 5, . rn 'I f.'f N- 4 -ann- 1 N xv 1- - f. 32 Karen Fleury our new majorette How hour: J. Palkenthal, W. Kuepfer, C. Holz, D. hoeseler Row Three: E. M. Roeseler, F. Gasper, H. Hadloff Row Two: J. Will, J. Schlicht Row One: F. Liechty Striving to maintain the first place rating received at the Band Tournament at Hipon last year, the band During sum er nament Spring buckled down to some hard and solid practice. the summer the band met weekly and held concerts in the park. The work was climaxed when the band appeared at the County Firemen's Tour- held in Hustisford. In Spring the band and chorus appeared in the Concert here at home and later at the Music Tournament in Fond du Lac. Band uniforms and instruments were kept in condition by the Music Sponsors an organization certainly deserving a vote of thanks. E 3 2 E n 11 i lf Clurza! Nw Jaccawfuf -52114011 X 51 JU H.Ninmann,G.Kettner,R.Kettner,W.Schuett,H.Leitzke,H.KuehL,L.Zubk+,I.Gertn,H.3rockhauS,J-H3dl0ff:K-N9hl5 D.Zuelsdorf,C.Holz,W.Henkel,H.Kohn,H.Ninmann,B.Kuehl,D.Key,R.Heichow,G.Held,E.NilL,H.Hegan,F.Lehmann J.Soldner,M.Henkel,E.Schultz,B.Radloff,C.HoeseLer,L.Kettner,S.Loew,L.Heuer,D.Seegert,J.LiechLy,H.Nage1 Y.Thurow,D.Key,D.Lichtenberg,J.Falkentnal,M.Gaugert,M.Bischoff,D.Stark,C.ZaStrow,M.Leitzke,A.Hoiz P.Schaem,G.Falkenthal,H.Liechty,F.Krueger,W.UtLech,E.Laabs,E.Hoeseler,S.Regan,H.Drachenberg v . mixes .. , 4? L.Neu,J.Gindt,E.Ze11mer,W.Sch1iewe,C.Kjsh,K.Gaugert,W.Holz,D.Roeseler H.Uecker,E.Wegener,W.Iaas,H.Loew,A.Peterman,D.Degnitz,C.Thomas L.Ewert,K.Fleury,l.Kirchoff,H.Ninmann,R.Liechty,E.Lehmann lr. Johnson Uflce SGW an lmfazffmf Dsoafrbmmfgf owi Jllwvf May I have an excuse, please? Do you know where the paper cutter is? Could I have two sheets of blue constnlction paper? What is the senior balance? Do you have a fine stylus? A package of typing paper, please? Day in, day out, Mrs. Hackbarth is bom- barded with questions and re- quests but her quiet disposition remains unruffled. What ever would we do without our efficient school secretary? ,N 49 C7 Betty Ann Hackbarth, school secretary Hildegarde Drachenberg shows Yvonne Thurow how to do lunch program records. Yvonne is taking over her job next year. you Llwnf fb Know? dal you L1 . ex e Standing: Y, Thurow, C, Zastrow, Mrs. Manr, J Palkenfhal, b uoew Seated: D. Degnitz, A. Holz, M. Gaugert, F Krueger, C Roeseler, G Palkenthal The most popular place in the school is the library. Staffed by an enthusiastic group of girls, the library is a perfect example of student cooperation and industry. New books arrived throughout the year, keeping the reading student body happy--WKon-Tikin for adventureg 'M Antonia' for the girlsg 'Belles on their Toes' for a laughg books to be remembered. The library is a place to brouse, to read, and to relax. Pictured at right center are the librarians having a conference with Urs. lahr. At lower right we see Geraldine Falkenthal checking in books, and Corinne Zastrow checking fines-- the end of a day'a work, 'M Cmnfldad P 'ed as Q Jabfastian if Nafuldfazkiny JW Editor: Robert Kohn Photographers: Assistant: Florence Krueger Harry Regan' Robert Heicho' M MO TO TH STAFF You've done a good job. My thanks to Florence Krueger the assistant editor, the staff reporters, lay out men, proof readers, and lineotypist who worked steadily to meet deadlines. Also the photographers Robert Reichow and Harry Regan who were busy snapping pictures wherever and whenever anything important happened that shouldn't be forgotten. And so to press goes our annual---hard work but we loved it. 69,0 mdk Business Managers: The staff at work. Left to rightg Lorraine 36 Carl Will, Elvin Will Heuer, George Held, Hildegarde Drachenberg Harland Brockhaus. Ronald Kuehl sfawf amz 14.41. Keyufalt week Another year has rolled around and we find our school board busier than ever with plans for the future. In the spring the voters of ten sur- rounding districts,including our own, voted to fornlareorganized district. Members of the various districts in- cluded formed an advisory com ittee which has held several meetings to make plans for the coming year. In June 1951 a school board will be elected representing the entire district. Now the hope of broader, better educational facilities for the entire new district seems nearer realization. One of the things that is being considered is the hiring of a special teacher trained in music and art to supervise these subjects in all the grade schools of the district. It has been decided to replace the Industrial Arts depart- ment which was started this year, by an agricultural department. Tools and equipment which have been pur- chased for the shop will form the nucleus of the equipment for farm shop which will be an important part of the agricultural course. sie W. E. Kohn, Director if 3 E 'fi d'1.k Q?fT H. E. Roll, Clerk F. E. Neider, Treasurer 5o4oof Pfam ' af J ab 22 Qnaduafea Principal John J. Schlicht I am pleased to be able to say that your educational advantages here at Hustisford High School have gradually increased. With your help and cooperation in the future, your school should continue to grow and advance. We must remember, however, that 'you cannot do today'e job with yesterday's tools and expect to be in business to-morrow.' Your help and support as citizens of our community will make the future Hustisford High School an even better one. W9 New DMM Jam fr 1, Scfwof .mff Mr. Carstens Mrs. Mahr Mr. Griswold i It f., ik ww ' , u Y- x fi A I . , 8 ' x :Y - X . , . ivan ' lr. Johnson Mrs. Carpenter Cul' E in Demmubzab Daz! af lf!!!-Sf , . . ,. Q.. X My Q oline Careful Harland, it's heavy. ' fu- L Little conversation, lots of food. are Mrs. Edwin Thom and Mrs. Esther Maas The hungry mob rushes headlong fand we do mean rushesl down to the lunch room each day at quarter to twelve. According to all the things we learned in biology class we ought to have a healthy, sturdy student body, for the chow is good and there is always plenty of it. The most popular menu is the one that lists beefburgers. we recall a day when quite a number of hungry senior boys missed their favorite meal. Could it be that they didn't want the poor little Frosh to be first in line? Even the pie in English class Insn't the success that they planned. Q X e 'ii H-Ji A Girls ahead for once Chow! N11 ldefcomw Qew MQUILMIHIIZCZ 197 mem, 'Eff .4 if Each morning the school buses travel the routes plcking up the students The dr1vers managed to keep the old wheels rolling in eplte of the fact this winter was one that went down ln the books as a record breaker in every way Who w1ll ever forget the drlfts, snow, and the tem per-ature dropping to LLOO below zero? Bur-r-r Alvin Rsinke Clarence Seegert Lain! Notices We the Senior Class of Hustisford High School, Village of Hustisford, County of Dodge, and state of Wisconsin being of sound mind and memoryy do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby provoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. HARLAND BROCKHAUS wills his mustache to Waldemar Schliewe and his procrastinatingto John Gindt. HILDEGAHDE DRACHENBERG leaves her streamlined figure to Donna Mae Seegert and hernstick- to-one-man-adnessn to Karen Fleury. GEHALDINE FALKENTHAL leaves Wilmer Schuett and her seat on the bus to anyone who feels they can occupy it advantageously. IAHCELAINE GAUGERT wills her Clyman interests to Helen Liechty and her artistic ability to Donald Key. GENE GERTH wills his shynsss to Elna Mae Roeseler and his nChevieW to Robert Kuehl. GEORGE H LD wills his athletic ability to Robert Nagel and his Sophomore flames to any- one who feels he can handle the situation. MARIE H NKEL wills her 'gigglesn to Wanda Uttech and her chubbiness to Lou Ann Ewert. LORRAINE H UER wills the Friday baked beans to those who like them and her ability to study to James Radloff. ARDIS HOLZ wills her gum chewing to anyone who wants it and her brevity to Shirley Loew. VIRGIL HUNT wills his milk route to anyone who wants to be tardy every morning and his pompadour Cwit curls yetl to Dorothy Degnitz. DOLOHES KEY leaves her ability to get along with others to Delores Stark and her giggle to the birds. ROBERT KOH leaves his intelligence to Duane Roeseler and his whistling to Franklin Lehmann. FLORENCE KRUEGER gives her library zeal to Jean Falkenthal and her underclassmen KLeslie Buchholzl to Ruthie Liechty. RONALD KUEHL wills his cooperative spirit to Robert Kettner and his domineering mannerto the Junior Class. UYRA LEITZKE leaves her temper to.Eleanore Lehmann and her long hair to June Soldner. HARRY REGAN wills his work-shop ability to Gordon Kettner and his toothpicks to Economic Stablization Board. ROBERT EICHOW wills his walk to Wanda Haas and his speed to Howard Ninmann. CAROLE ROESELER wills her interest in Watertown to Evona Schultz and her soft voice to Elaine Wegener. CARL WILL leaves his curly hair to Kenneth Nehls and his baby face tothe Ivory soap ads. ELVIN WILL leaves his patience with a certain girl to Lee Neu and his lower berth in Social Problems class to Harry Manning. ERNEST ZILISCH leaves his noise making ability to anyone who has the nerve to use it but wants to keep his tobacco chewing and cigar smoking for himself. LESTER ZUBKE leaves his unusual enthusiasm for work to anyone who can use it and besides that, he just leaves. In witness whereof we the Senior Class the testators have set out hand and seal hereto this fifteenth day of May in the name of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty One Cl95lJ. WW? Y' 1 . ' 1 ' X, f SEAL fm f W' My W W W' 'I flfwfngl Cala-M! J. j7fZf , ' - tfw. ff ' - .zif I ' 1. I., ' 1. ' 5- ,IL ,f ,,' '-'fffzlf S .' -my . afyy 4:-Z 'ff , t'f:-3, Z ,., as W9 . Q, .LL,., , 5 lg A 'ZV,f ' Afifgha Qty? 4 'erf:E5E3Sg5555E5E3E35E5:::5:,,,I, if: f fe : 1'1f2s5fi2i2i2ga Lfeaffzefz, .7o'ZecaAf Weather prediction for the class of 'Sl. Sunny days ahead, with occasional showers, Southwesterly winds blowing good things into all their lives. In addition to the weather I predict that........twenty-five years from now......... GERALDINE SCHUETT, nee FALKENTHAL, is seated at the switchboard of the visual phone checking up on the members of our class with this ultra-modern equipment. First on our list was MH. and URS- BROCKHAUS, or FLORENCE KRUEGER you will rememben Florence and Harland both insisted on answering the phone, but as usual Florence did the talking. In the background we could see a perfectly appointed home and rolling fields, through a picture window. The next call was to LORRAINE HEUER'S greenhouse where she tells us she in experimen- ting with the cross-pollination for a dandelion and an orchid. As we were spealclng to her we could see coming through the door, a classmate of hers, MARIE KEY, nee HENKEL who is about to place an order for bouquets for her daughter's wedding. The place was booming with business so we decided to hang up and place the next call. When we called ARDIS HOLZ we found her busy ironing dresses for her lovely twin daugh- ters. Chubby little editions to our happy classmate. We placed our next call to the 'ZILISCH TOBACCO CO. and find ERNST busy chewing his mm brand. Between sales he tells us he is on the verge of making his sixth million. By this time, Jerry had our first long distance call readv-Personnel Department at Schusters. Who do we have here? HILDEGABDE DRACHENBERG, the efficient director quietly giving orders in her spacious office. We discovered that Gillichs ownslarge store next door to Schusters and that RONALD KUEHL, is the new manager. But after placing a call we find that he is not in. Where's Ronnie? Gone to Schustersllll Next on our list was to VIRGIL'S REDUCING SALON. He tells us business is slow today. Looking past his slim masculine figure we see DOLOIES KEY lifting dumbbells-and we don't mean any of the boys of the good old class of '5l. We see that HARRY REGAN was finally located inthe roto section of the Milwaukee Jour- nal. He was hard at work digging up material in the morgue . His co-worker ROBERT REICHOW scarcely had time to talk at all because he was leaving for a press conference in lladison. We hear that GENE GEHTH is on leave so we place a call to his residence. He tells us he is an Admiral in the Navy and that he expects his son to follow in his footsteps. We see that his friends are giving him a party. In one corner we see ROBERT KOHN and his wife Yvonne with their triplets enjoying martinis, and the three bachelors, CARL WILL, LESTER ZUBKE, and GEORGE HELD trying to sing, 'Behind Those Swinging Doors . We thought we had better leave Gene to his own resource and we replaced the receiver on the cradle. We placed our next call to the Ranch House Incorporated. UYHA 1-EITZKE answered the phong md told ug that, ghg has asked CAROLE ROESELER and her husband, to move in with her and ELVIN WILL Omer husbandj because the place was too lonely for the WILL?- Last but not least we call the library at Watertown where we find UAF-CELAINE GAUGER1' , teaching her daughter all the ins and outs of library work. IIARCY says life has treated her well. ' When we figured the long distance tolls we found the class reunion funds were a bit short, 89.06 short to be exact. But it was worth it. Sept. --Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Griswold are new membe NX of our faculty. X Sept. --Junior class rings arrive md so does lr. Carsten Sept --Nick Engler pays his annual visit and the magazi contest begins. Sept. --Larson, Krueger, and Morrison try to help Senic decide on annual pictures. Sept --H.H.S. loses to Campbellsport in opening footba game. Sept. --Our boys beat Deerfield M3-6. Oct. --Girls prove to be better saleswomen than the bo and win the magazine contest. Oct. --Ernst tries to get away with eating candyin Soci Problems. Oct. --Parts for nThe Belle of Bagdadn are handed ou Jerry comes to school with swollen cheek. Oct. --H. H. S. is victorious over Marshall 38-13. Oct. -Krueger photographers take band and class picture Oct. --Princeton loses to the Wmighty sixn hh-18. The photographer snaps a picture while coach,UrL ,'!,I7 ' Griswold gives the football boys a pep talk. hf'Tir-E Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct Oct Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov -Why the long faces? Report cards were handed out. 20-A cold ride to Black Earth, but Hustisford proves 23--Junior class Chili Supper-big success, --Classes work on Homecoming floats. --Seniors float wins--H.H.S. loses game to Johnson's --Carl Will cleans library tables. --Carl is caught again--this time he eats pie in --Class of 'Sl receives lecture on manners. --What a messl Girls paint costumes for operetta. --Dress rehearsal. --Juniors are busy again, selling candy. 21--Librarians serve snack at 2:h5----Oostburg beats 3 6 the victor. Creek 36-18. English Class. and 15--Operetta proves a big success. Hustisford at the city auditorium. 28--Juneau loses a thriller, M2-bl. Harley Leitzke, and Robert Kuehl entertain at the Christmas Party. -ffk, 1 Dorothy Lichtenberg and Eldine Laabs rel the Sophomore float. 'K fs .-'gi-2 Dec. 1--Mr. Johnson is NSweet Sixteenn again. Dec. h--Girls start work on Carnival. H.H.S. loses gam at Marshall 77-S2. Dec. S-What happened to the nGreat Homance'? Tnue lov never runs smooth. Quote Hil. D. Dec. 8--No school, no game. Dec. -Carnival night, rush, rush. Carole and Leste. reign as King and Queen. Dec. 15--gingebago Lutheran plays here. Victory for H.H.S .2- 9. Dec. -Another game at Slinger, no luck. Dec. 22-Everyone enjoys Christmas atmosphere. Game a Oostburg is canceled. Jan. 3-Vacation ended. Freshman and Sophomores slem until dinner. Jan. 8-Kuepfer returns after being sick for a few weeks. Sad news, the Hunts were in a car accident. Jan. 9-Social Problems students plan their 'Dream Houses. Need any help Wilmer? Jane Jane Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb e Feb. Feb e Feb o --Senior boys eat downtown. --Krueger takes Senior pictures at Hartford. 19-Basketball game at Oostburg. 22--The aftermath of a 'Never-to-be-forgotten' ride. 23-Girls occupy one side of bus. Boys play better game at Slinger. 25--Seniors complained about graduation pictures. No fault of Kruegersa 31--Students decide-hO is too cold. 5-Shirley L. and Delores S. sleep after big dance. Paper drive gets under way. 7-Escalators will be installed shortly. Quote Mrs. lahr. The G. A. A. money has to be spent on some- thing useful. 9-Kids travel to Campbellsport and lost 59-52. 13--Another game--at Waterloo. We win 38-35. lh--Senior girls had better learn how to shoot pool in order to be excused on time. 15-Schatze finds unusual surprise in her desk. I thought you got rid of that candy! aiu 15 18 Feb. Elvin Will, Hebert Kuehl, Harley Leitzke, Lester Zubke, and George Held do a Nharesfootu for the Carnival. 16-Everyone enjoyed the movie WPecks Bad Boyn Spon- sored by the Freshman, except a few of the Senior girls, who would rather type. ,fa . Feb. 19--Juniors worked hard getting ready for their Chili .-.1 Ee., Mar. my Key gives a lesson in domesticity. lar. lar. MEIN Apr. ll-KY YAY la? lv I-SV lar lily Juno .,..,..,,. xr4P4P 20-Band and Chorus show their musical abilities at the annual 'Spring Concertn, held at the City Hall. 21-Happy Day! Easter vacation starts. 28-Back to books and the old grind of studying, 16-Students approve of the starting of a long, but well remembered last six-weeks period in H.H.S. 5-The chorus and band travel to Fond du Lac for the lusic Tournament. 8-Another University Extension Lyceum number at the theater. 21--Juniors areoverly ambitious and are painting and decorating for their 'PPM'- 25-The big day. The big event for H.H.S. Prom night. 28-Final examinations. Who's happy? 30-Band marches in lemorial Day parade. 31-Juniors decorate for graduation exercises. Com- mencement at 8:00 p.m. l-One last, long look at H.H.S. and then, alas, good bye. Supper. Feb. 20--Jerry and Schatze make up after a prolonged quar- rel. It won't be so quiet in the assembly any- more. Feb. 23--Boys lose to Johnson Creek in consolation game. Team and followers stay for evening games. Feb. 2?--Bobby Kuehl and Harley L. still seem to pick on upper classmen when they know well enough that a certain WFroshW is trying her best to attract their attention. Mar. 2-Despite the blizzard H.H.S. travels to Fond du Lac to play a postponed game against Winnebago Lutheran. Mar. 6-Seniors work hard on annual during free periods, after school, and evenings. Our editor will have to cut down on his visits to the local WHoteln. 8-Charles K. Ramsden from the University Extention perfonms at the Hiway Theater. Elvin Will and Robert Kohn in their natural habitat. I . :Pair .Yecfibn Qe Loca! JCCRC6 Spring, summer, fall, and winter scenes all show Hustisford as we knew it during our four years at H. H. S. Our photographers even took to the air to give us a bird's- ' Lo'o L W' eye-view of our a1.ma mater. 1 '- F' 3 I i I fi FQ xyi, f- U XD'h N l'lAj .f ,1 I w--' .' ,N X ' .1 ,Vf 15.-.f r xx Q nf- ' - , ,' h .,, ., ' ' N- . 5 , x , Q1 4' .f 1, 4'g'Iaf,,, 3 o ' -,fb ' 4 'Ov' 3 ' yu , ,Ig N .4 ff. , I 1 ' 1 ,jf - M -V on A ' Q M 'vo- . I W W ' . f ,f F h '.. J I SR JA.. sam cz... ,f '51 WA.. 5, awe fl.. ymlffuimda, Mm -nannu me ,fiofeaf Lefouz llfdiaui' flzelh oruvroua Cdlbtlllbll-527714 flfwvultlee' :Iliff ' l711ZAzco1cl17fd-Aanoflyedflf af Nuaiafnd H' IL Jclwnf, BARTSCH'S STORE BERGMAN'S TAVERN BERNDT'S DENITZ MUSIC STORE DOUBLE V TAP FINKS DRUGSTORE FLORENCE BEAUTY NOOK DR. F. J. GASPER GILLICH'S STORE DR. O. F. GOETSCH GRUEL'S BAKER! GR.UNER'S fWATERI'OWNJ FRANK GUETSCHOW HENKEL'S DAIRY H. k I. GOODS INC. HI-WAY TH ATRE HI-WAY CHEVROLET SALES HUSTISFORD FEED COMPANY HUSTISFORD HOSPITAL k CLINIC HUSTISFORD NEWS HUSTISFORD STATE BANK AHDELL KIEFER W. A. KRUEGER STUDIO LAKE HOTEL LEHlAN'S SERVICE GARAGE LEITZKE OIL COMPANY lUELLER'S HEAT MARKET MAX P. E. RADLOFF Q SONS INC. AUC. E. ROESELER 8 SONS H. E. ROLL AGENCY RUBICON COAL COMPANY RIDER BODY womfs Pr:TE's QEXICO .STATION SCHO W KE'S HATCH HOSPITAL HARVEY O. SCHULTZ THEIL'S SELF SERVICE STORE TRUNK LINE GARAGE WMMWSMME T. C. WEYUEIR ATTORNEY OTTO J. ZEITLOW Groceries and general merchandise. Prompt and friendly service. Linolium, rubber tile, plaster wall tile and congo wall. School of instruction every Tuesday and Thursday. Compliments. Compliments. Compliments. Compliments. General merchandise. Compliments. Cakes, pies, bread and rolls. Office supply and book store. Wear-U-Well footwear, leather goods, etc. Pasteurized milk products. Hustisford and Iron Ridge, Wisconsin Compliments. Chevrolet sales and service. Ferguson sales and service. Feeds, seeds, fertilizers. Custom grinding and mixing. Compliments. Compliments. Compliments. Compliments. Photography that pleases. 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