Hustisford High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Hustisford, WI)

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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.

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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