Hustisford High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Hustisford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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Second Row: E.Lehman, D.Degnitz, R.Liechty, K.Fleury, L.Ewert, K.Leitzke, H.Ninmann. gQ1rdtRO:: D:Damrow, M.Schulte, E.Wegener, V.Radloff, W.Maas, A,Pet9rman, M,KirChOfg sen w en picture was taken: C.Thomas, H.Manning, I.Blaszak, J.Zinke. Class OffiC9TS2 A-Petefmanq Secretary-Freasurerg V.Radloff, Vice-Presidentg M.Schulte, Student Councilg E.Zellmer, President. v,1A, ire. Besides a prom which is the biggest event for most Junior classes, this group gave H.H.S. a most successful nCourtesy Weekn. A lot of planning and hard work by every member of the class insured its success and surely no one in school could say that they were not conscious of the fact that courtesy pays. QS5sx,1 QLQSSA fiigggi YSSS mf D.N agel and V.Zinqshiem 4 H.Manning, C.Thomas, M.Ki1-choff, E.Lehmann, D.Degnitz, R.Lietchv. Rliechty, Kjleury, L,Ewert. M.Schuett, A.Peterman B.Marqo1ofsky, I.B1azsak James Gindt and Virgil Bulgrin W.Schuett X. 1' I ,I ,life I-Yi S 1 A , w xxxxxxxxxxxx - S -if Xfiw N fq SR ,.3gggimQ+EjH NfQiQ+gg5X 4 S I 7 1 -is Pa-N First Rows D.Neh1s, D.Duerst, J.Gindt, M.Szydel, R.Bauer, F.Wolter, D-BUT99559 R-Thomas' Second Row: D.Radloff, W.Schuett, R.Krahn, W.Hunt, D.Zubke, R.Radloff, F.Gasper. Third Row: V.Zingshiem, L.Thurow, D.Kish, Jean Manning, Joan Manning, D.Grulke, R.Heuer- Fourth Row: M.Stark, J.Eckes, M.Schuett, P.Fleury, D.Goetsch, D.Nagel. Absent when picture was taken: G.Zietlow, K.Seegert, L.Kaul, V.Bu1grin. Class Officers: F.Gasper, Secretary-Treasurerg M.Schuett, Student Council. L.Graunke, Vice Presidentg D.Radloff, President. s ,gxkl -s-.w This year the Sophomore biology class has been experimenting in raising fish. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Mahr, they purchased tropical and goldfish, and also Japanese and red snails for the aquarium. They have been very successful in breed- ing guppies and swordfish. Gold fish include Black Moors, Comets, Shubernkins, and Japanese Telescope fish. The entire school seems interested in the project. The biology lab is a favorite stopping place in the morning. N QQ W wil ' I wc-' of V.Schommer K.Henke1 L Bischoff L.So1d E.Ninmann H.Mueller D-Bartel R-Uf'CeCh v v - ner, , W.Rusniak, ,R.Burmeister L-Eckesv W-DamI'0W, R-H6Ckbar1Zh. MU M- 1X WN Initiation held little fear for our forty-three 11 as frosh. The sophomores arranged an afternoon of t 2 ll X Q I ' 'W games and the entire student body watched the wildly costumed freshmen go through their paces There were some rather classy looking dames in the group that raced up and down the field at the sophomores' bidding. Fun galore and no 1 hard feelings, no broken bones, only tired, l Q happy freshman ready for a year in H. H. S. Patricia Regan M-Schliewe, R.vo1ght, R .Rei chow, D. Peter-man S M.Schulte, S.Stark, Ylvia Stark Carolyn Maas Loreena Leitzke N.Kurtz, C.Maas, L.Leitzke. l 9.- W.'L 3, N N 4' irq 09' 3 X C ::f.. A X ' . Regex 3!M. -NY -'A'- .A .l' m Nix ...v. Dy k K. 3:37 X 'F -fa Ns.. f . .4 1 , M . . - Q . X ' ' K ' sa .kk . ' ' ' ' .. 7 1 -, ' 'H ,Q A u r,2- Y'a .P .n vw My 1 v. m . .. .77 y ,J , A AL Hag, V i , x . V . AL MQ. , k . nw' .1-Q. ,.- u, . .i , . , First Row: R.Schmeling, Russel, Brandon, V.Schommer, N.Uecker, Roger Brandon. Second Row: D.Bartel, K.Henkel, R.Hackbarth, L.Eckes, D.Lauersdorf. Third Row: B.Ryder, P.Regan, R.Reichow, S.Stark, B.Yankee, L.Leitzke. This year's freshman class was the largest in the history of the school. Forty-three answered roll call on September 2, and swelled the enrollment to a new high of 110. Contrary to the general rule, the class from the very first made itself seen and heard. Maybe that is iust a forerunner of greater things to come. - 11 President - Leo Soldner Secretary-Treasurer - Carolyn Maas Student Council - Dean Peterman Vice-President - Ronald Schmeling ,, ' f f.-sflffgz em., . ..,- :SfSll5l:: qgiiixz A W f-fz4':-:-:-:-:':- ' . Q , , X 'sql 7 Q .M ,lg . f' First Row: R.Uttech, L.So1dner, A.Hunt, E Key, O Hensel Second Row: W.Damrow, R.Voight, W.Rusn1ak, K Holtz, D Peterman, L B1SChOff Third Row: B.Marge1ofSky, M.Schliewe, C Maas, B Wolter, N Kurtz, M Schulte Absent when picture was taken: M.Weirsma, R Burmelster, L Kaul, H Mueller, E Nlnmann QW L.Leitzke, D.Peterman, C.Maas, S.Stark, M Welfsmaf R Burmelster' K.Henke1, E.Key, R.Hackbarth. l Kaul' H Mueller, E Nlnmaml fexfuuflz QR ffyfufh QA!!-dC'A 7 23225: 2 ,Wm fi! W 4 9 Hu qu 'wIm-.W K First Row: G.Berndt, H.Voight, K.Mue11er. Second Row: M.Hunt, J.Sch1icht, M.Kintopp, R.Duerst. Third Row: B.Yankee, J.Will, R.Henkel. Fourth Rowg H.Nage1, M.Kish, D.Damrow. Standing: Mr. Martin, J.Bischoff, A.Hafemeister, M.Schme1ing, M.Goecks, A.Neh1s. Absent when picture was taken: M.Burmeister, A.Thom. Wg' if w xv .+L-WA- : as. N S, F 5. X f R51 .,.. ff '35 . X-N - W. X5 X ' n is fs Q vs ff .J lf!- ,f' 4 1 X i s--.L Standing: Seated: M' ,mm , C.Thomas, D.Roeseler, R.Kuehl, R.Radloff, E.Ze11mer, Coach Griswold, W.Schuett, W.Sch1iewe. Nov Dec Jan Feb . 19 21 25 . 2 5 9 12 . 10 13 16 20 27 3 6 10 A-TEAM STANDINGS Oostburg Waterloo Rio Oostburg Winnebago Slinger Deerfield Grafton Marshall Winnebago Fox Lake Juneau Slinger Marshall Deerfield 67 Hustisford 39 Hustisford 67 Hustisford 51 Hustisford 62 Hustisford 55 Hustisford 65 Hustisford 81 Hustisford 58 Hustisford 69 Hustisford 71 Hustisford 77 Hustisford 57 Hustisford 72 Hustisford 78 Hustisford , L , J ,JW Wlfwww K 1 1 If 7 W N xx M . J 31 28 19 27 67 47 34 45 37 51 46 34 36 46 46 3 ind' ,gg lfyll a p-4 is w 1 Q.2 G 5:5 ati 5 :.X nfl' ifbl FSR' G -' vel R12 Q' ' Q B or rj' Standing: L.Soldner, H.Schmeling, W.Holz, R.Krahn, E.Key, V.Schommer. Seated: Coach Griswold, D.Zubke, D.Peterman, D.Nehls, L.Bischoff, K.Henkel. B-TEAM STANDINGS Nov. 19 Oostburg Hustisford 21 Waterloo Hustisford 25 Rio Hustisford Dec. 2 Oostburg Hustisford 5 Winnebago Hustisford 9 Slinger Hustisford 12 Deerfield Hustisford Jan. 10 Grafton Hustisford 13 Marshall Hustisford 16 Winnebago Hustisford 20 Fox Lake Hustisford 27 Juneau Hustisford Feb. 3 Slinger Hustisford 6 Marshall Hustisford 10 Deerfield Hustisford The good news that greets all basketball fans is that our team will be playing on a regular sized floor next year. This fact alone should make it easier to get into a conference. Being in a conference is all we'll need to get that good old school spirit. Following the plan already in effect, grade school boys will be play ing basketball so that Coach Griswold will have some good material coming up. l JK -2. Q '- all 40014611 nao aeee First Row: H.Ninmann, R.Heuer, D.Rad1off, W.Schuett. Second Row: R.Brandon, R.Schemeling, R.Krahn, W.Hunt. Third Row Coach Gris old E Key D Roeseler, R.Thomas, D Peterman G e-ttner an .AQ , 4 K V' W Nj TNYW ' 2 'Y' 1- ki? . - e Herbert Ninmann Ronald Krahn Ai Y '--.gl J' 1'-., Zz. ,, h .,4o N, - - .D M-' .'s-,1' . -fi' A , if f , 5' '- ax gk 5 .xr::31., qx,5 Duane Roeseler y su yyy , J ' f f ' Q ausuu X ' ot a f wonrra f :AK43 D.Roeseler, R.Krahn, R.Schme1inq, W. R E C O R D Sept. 19 Oostburg 44 Hustisford O 26 'Black Earth 12 Hustisford 28 Oct. 3 Princeton 25 Hustisford 0 10 fDeerfie1d 53 Hustisford 6 17 +Marsha11 44 Hustisford 12 tConference games, Madison Suburban Conference. Schuett, R.Thomas, H.Ninmann The 1952 football season found only two lettermen of last year on the squad. Since they lost one of the top-flight men David Radloff because of a bad knee injury the team was a bit handicapped. Team records show that the hillmen went down to defeat but they went down fighting. Another season ended with a homecoming game and a grand rally with high spirits. There is always another one coming up. I.Blaszak, K.Leitzke, M.Szyde1, L.Graunke, F.Gasper, J.Eckes, P.F1eury. X '- .1 .. X' ,'X n. ,... mvsm:. hem, -X -- -- - - - ' f X if gif gk! W aeaa W fw ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 Carolyn Maas, Queen: June Soldner, King: Ronald Krahn, Marion Schulte. On Thursday evening October 16, the band led the snake dancers to the Fireman's Hall where the crowning of the Queen, June Soldner, took place. That was the first time a bonfire and snake dance was held at the football field but the setting was really perfect and even the omission of lights and the loud speakers did not dampen the spirits of the crowd. Cheerleaders kept things rolling until the fire burned down and the crowd slowly and reluctantly drifted down the hill. Another Homecoming Bonfire was history. Friday evening was a night of dancing for the high school students in the recreation room. This year the party was a student affarir directed by the Student Council. Queen June Soldner and her escort and King Ronald Krahn reigned over a gay, carefree party. Blue jeans were taboo and pretty dresses and suits were Kina Ronald Krahn and Queen June Soldner Kenneth Nehls, Erick Zellmer, Herbert Ninmann. A .... . A n n E lfowldaf- -1 SI WI l' L :T Q M ' 1- .....,-'gs D f. cam- 1 ,. K 5, Q ..WX , 455 m Q S3 gk Bowling: Yvonne Thurow and June Soldner ' ha' I g . Q - w E 1.B1aszak, W.Utcech, E.Laabs. P,Schaem, B,Rad1off, M.Bischoff, D.Lichtenberg. Ni, 24, 55-wb ,wan 11' gjdif 'X 4 -ft F A ...N 3 ' 4 i I 'QL i 'M Qx.i , X A imw 4. 1 ll! K x it 'R X f . l 5-'sm M W A ., I X. fNxQi?X 'L , X x 'N W ,f 'K Q Iva? X R2.kg QS jf? v-Q ,. N45 20 A x s igasiq. -1-S' N l 'fx1X 1t5?X - 'srwbyte 1 'fs-1s:s:s:s:s:sse.:s:x'--1:sf2E5EsSs2s.. Y X igsgsggfwvigig wwamgffTgSXy, c - .. .. A A FN Fl A Q First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: H.Ninmann, B.Damrow, L.Graunke, W.Schliewe, W.Maas, P.Schaem, N.Kurtz. L.Leitzke, D.Goetsch, J.Soldner, J.Eckes, P.Fleury, P.Regan, L.Kaul, S.Stark. M.Stark. D.Nagel, Y.Thurow, K.Leitzke, R.Margolofsky, J.Falkenthal, C.Zastrow, E.Wegener, D.Kish, B.Radloff, Jean Manning. B .Wolter, M.Kirchoff, J.Zinke, D.Roeseler, R.Kuehl, W.Holz, J.Gindt, A.Hunt, W.Hunt, G.Kettner, E.Ze1lmer, W.Schuett. Hustisford is a musical town and a great deal of the interest in music may be traced to the participation of almost all the high school students in the mixed chorus. Just before lunch, three days a week, practically all other school activity ceases and Mr. Johnson puts this large group through its paces. Boys and girls seem to enjoy this hour and the resulting honors earned in the music contests show that it isn't all fun. A lot of hard work is done in that short period at the end of the morning. One thing is sure, Mr. J. has instilled a love of singing and an appreciation of music in the entire student body. We can be justly proud of our chorus. W ,.. gif Z KW Lwwf A?, 1 ' 'Lf ' ff! !w W' ff X7 f ' ,ff .. ff? 91 'H .... . e First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Rows .Schulte, V.Zingsheim, D.Nehls, R.Bauer, M.Szydel, V.Radloff, E.Laabs. .Thurow, B.Yankee, L.Eckes, E.Lehman, K.Seegert, L.Kaul, I.Blaszak, M. Schulte, D.Degnitz. .Ewert, D.Lichtenberg, R.Reichow, R.Liechty, K.Fleury, M.Wiersma, M.Bischoff, M.Schliewe, .Maas, M.Schu1te, K.Henkel. Peterman, J.Manning, D.Zubke, R.Burmeister, D.Gru1ke, R.Heuer, H.Ninmann, W.Uttech, K.Nehls, .Key. mf TJ 5 X S I 1 s . C Q Q 5 c 1 'E Chorus Officers: President, C. Zellmerg Secretary-Treasurer, H. Ninmanng Vice-president, W. Schliewe. 5.::f 4..:2 XX Mg nn n if Firm Row: w.scnu6rt, W.sch11ewe, W.UttecfT,fP?.Johnson, K.F1eury. D.Rad1off, H.N1nmann. Second Row: J.Fa1kentha1, D.Lichtenberg, M.Kish, D.Burgess, P.Fleury, D.Nagel, D.Goetch, J.Eckes, L.Leitzke. Third Row: E.Zellmer, G.Kettner, K.Nehls, F.Gasper, R.Radloff, D.Nehls, D.Roeseler, R.Uttech, D.Kish, J.Schlicht, J.Will, L.Bischoff. Absent when picture was taken, V.Bulgrin. 'fu-64 V.Bulgr1n, F.Gasper, W.Schliewe. Mr. Johnson 0 Sw- X xiii! r gggxisgmggggi ggfigs NAS 53 SN' 13 Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn Joe Harper Ben Rogers Sidney Pudd'nhead Wilson Steamboat Sam Jim Aunt Polly Mary Mrs. Sereny Harper Susy Harper Bee ky Thatcher Widow Douglas Miss Watson Mrs. Sally Phelps Ella Mae Phelps Mammy E.Lehmann, R.Liechty, D.Kish, J.Eckes, L.Leitzke, E.Laabs. Cast of Characters Walton Schuett Donald Zubke Erich Zellmer Herbert Ninmann Robert Bauer Waldamar Schliewe Kenneth Nehls Robert Kuehl June Soldner Marion Schulte Yvonne Thur ow Karene Fleury Karen Leitzke Jean Falkenthal Wanda Uttech Marian Bischoff Irene Blaszak Eldine Laabs A 149' D.Zubke, W.Schuett, E.Zel1mer, H.Ninmann, R.Kueh1. fx All 5 E 1 1 l W i. Standing: L.Ewert, D.Roeseler, D.Lichtenberg, B.Radloff, A.Peterman, W.Maas V.Rad1off D.Degn1tz, M.Klrchoff, K.Seegert, M.Schuett, P.Schaem. , Seated: D.Nagel, Jean Manning, P.Fleury, M.Stark, R.Uecker. H ' Q :-:S 'X .154 Sk ..... , X X 6 K HSN up.. in-ll ...W X W.. nps Y.Thurow, J.Falkentha1, W.Uttech, M.Bischoff, J.Soldner. f f 5 M if I x 'EUQK Sims! 'viii Q33 xx wal HB3 QQ Tm I.B1aszak, W.Schliewe, K.Leitzke, W.Schuett, K.Fleury, R.Bauer. I I 'AE .1 , M ! Standing: W.Holz, H.Ninm3nn, W.Hunt, R.Heuer, M.Schulte, K.Nehls, D.Gru1ke, J.Gindt, D.Nehls, B.Damrow. L.Thurow, E.Wegener, L.G1-aunke. C.Zastrow Seated: . 4.-' Q'-, CJGJWUQIGL X Y-f W -- 2 Q .A , N955-x Q X Q 33' - A . f 72. .-ls.. gd Q ,A of 1 4-5, aff' 'vu' a .gr 2- 1 Rt F First Row B.Yankee, Lily Mae Kaul, Lulu Belle Kaul, V.Radloff, D.Lichtenberg. Second Row: K.Mueller, D.Peterman, D.Zubke, J.Gindt, H.Ninmann- Again this year the Carnival was a huge success. Mr. Johnson wowed the audience with his chorus ngirlsn and the mon group of G.A.A.er's home happy. The Christmas Spirit by Mr. Johnson .f 5' 4 4 W' ..-.-.-...N , .re ,M f W2 My ag ey in the till at the end of the evening sent a tired Fancy work on display -qikxh A X V n X - Q... 4 1 ' c,i The King and Queen The Juniors were honored this year w1th the election of their candidates for King and Queen, Verne Radloff and John Gindt. Excitement ran high when the candidates lined up for the grand march Verne made a gracious Queen and a very happy court bo ed low in homage. Hall Oueen Verne ' The Pick of the Crop. CSunflowers that isl. f-43 Ciuuulval 79' 'Fur The Runners up 4 5 tx.. - Above:Reading the menu. Below:The Trumpeteers Pacm- e ff N 5 'x Queen: Yvonne Thurow King: Kenneth Nehls Court of Honor: Dorothy Lichtenberg, Herbert Ninmann Junior Attendants: Marelle Schroeder, Percy Smerek 3:5 'tif' i ,-. X t't '- N May 16, 1952 was a very important date for the Juniors. During the day we put the finishing touches to our NDream of the Orientu. Again, it was Mr. Johnson whose hard work made our prom a perfect evening. ...ind 'HWE5 W W N ..,:1 bx ,sQ. ,.,. .A. .e mom i v '-'-i i .-ff i K N. X A I 4f'w 4 xo In the exotic atmosphere of a Hawaiian setting, complete with real palm leaves, prom-goers danced to the mellow strains of music furnished by Tony Winters and his orchestra. uStarlight over Mauna Loan was the theme of the prom this year, and the star bedecked ceiling, combined with the rich hues of tropical flora furnished a romantic background for the happy dancers. Truly this was a prom that was different. ,043 Junior Attendants: Russel Mueller, Janice Giese. King: Erich Zellmer, Queens Arlene Peterman. Court of Honor: John Gindt, Verne Radloff, Duane Roeseler, Marian Schulte. 4. 4. JI. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent when H.Manning, R.Schmeling, R.Krahn, A.Hunt, E.Key, O.Hense1, D.Grulke, Mr. Steuck. L.Eckes, R.Hackbarth, K.Henkel, R.Thomas, D.Burgess, E.Ninmann, D.Peterman, C.Thomas, B.Kuehl, W.Ho1z. K.Ho1z, B.Bauer, W.Rusniak, H.Mueller, D.Nehls, L.Soldner, R.Radloff, John Gindt, D.Roeseler, G.Kettner. C.Zietlow, J.Gindt, D.Zubke, W.Hunt, K.Neh1s, W.Schliewe, E.Zellmer, D.Radloff, R.Heuer, H.Ninmann, W.Schuett. picture was taken: F.Wolter, V.Bu1grin. G.Kettner, Mr. Steuck, C.Thomas, H.Manning, John Gindt. D.Roeseler, W.Schliewe, E.Ze1lmer, D.Rad1off, D.Zubke lf Hg, 1-1 I . , , ,sf X ' .. . :.: X Qty'- qx.-'J' X xx, sy' df' ,QSQ 1 in D.Roese1er, R.Kueh1, C.Thomas, K.Neh1s, W.Holz, H.Ninmann, W.Schliewe. R.Kuehl, W.Sch1iewe- H.Manning, C.Thomas, W.Schliewe. E-Zellmerv MT- Stellck- MW!! , . ,, : L,. fs v. Ig n I .. l pqadlf iff 5. 'f af 4 I .wx-'Q Y 5 Q4 i i ,Y f- -Nfw,w K K - N-gd yyfx. 'Ag - . ,F Nav' I W3 33 +- 4 'J vJ'5 4 -.-an .,4 it If fffff 1 W W! .' . ' .,' 1 tt 3 X.. ' . ,- N - . -c '--.., 'VUSK-t.. o'v4 'D 'Ili .-,.-- , Q,-.,, l .,'.:.I':- . .H-.,....','u . , 1...-..--1. ': '-'n -nu ' . -1 1 w. 'u, , n,' :auu,,:' H, 0 rv. wh., ' ,.u,,.u...:f..,..-K-...N n ,'l. ..'f'5. Mrs. Maas, Cook Mrs. Thom, Cook If the mad stampede at noon is any indication of their skill, Mrs. Maas and Mrs. Thom really should get an NAU in cooking. But then, all our staff gets a top rating for being efficient and helpful. 4...- Rohrschneider, School Secretary 1 Mr. Stark, School Janitor X 33 .1 . JMQ, fx gf. ' ' 4 f A X r . .2 an--1 Q-'WN :ff k ' jf-?'i'M i'ig,-ii -1 ,' Crisp Q-X! , ly 21 V , , I I Vfll I , . .,.:.11zf1:ffl'ffs ' -.-. . 'WWWW WWW' f W ' , :!fffffffw ,f,... ,,,..,, . ' Seated: Mrs. Mahr, Y.Thurow. Standing: E.Lehmann, D.Degnitz, A.Peterman, C.Zastrow, L.Ewert, K.Fleury, B.Radloff, D-G09t5Chs J.Falkenthal, L.Thurow. Here are the librarians, those busy girls better known as the nBookwormsn. They make our library a happy place where students may relax and enjoy books and magazines galore. There is a casual but orderly air about it which probably accounts for the popularity of the place. Circulation records show that each year the library is used more and more. At the last count there were over 3000 books on the library shelves. Lou Anne Ewert and Karene Fleury Mary Jane Schueft .xbx Above : Cori nne Za strow Below: Laurita Thurow Mx Qwwus ff!! fl I '.'p ff , 4 3252125252ggfsisf'fgzifwiifsa ff-Zzfibiz-Mm f glucfenll eauncil ,' zia4.52i'31z 3154 2525553222 E4 'ff 33:2 22a ':2f4!f!!4f55fZfQ3?:1:Q:f:f:f:f:Ef'7'f'7ZEi:5'5'5'E9Qg.ff5E5ffgfff'511:72-:3.f 'W7 Vx . I Y Seated: D.Petermang M.Schuettg Secretary-Treasurer, Y.Thurow5 President, B.Radloffg Vice-President, June Soldnerg M.Schulte, L.Soldner. Standing: Adviser, Mr. Schlichtg D.Radloffg E.Zellmer, K.Nehls, R.Kuehl. The Student Goverment idea has been the topic of conversation in school ever since the Student Council and the social studies class conducted a campaign to see whether or not students could assume this responsibility. Sentiment for and against the idea ran high but after everyone considered the idea from all angles, the students filled out a questionnaire. Results showed that the majority of the students favored a simplified student control of certain school activities. Now the ground work has been laid. No doubt other student councils will go on from here. ' .-:1:5:1if:f:5:' . .0 f iifififziv - .. :TWEW ...'.-mv! Afrsff frf ,E y ,X .-zfalzfzzrsss-:-:-:-:-: iff: Wwwfffffgffgfgfggggzfyygj 1f.y, ,Q 8 Z J . ' W:1'f '-2 1 24: s ':1:5:54 ' an ff:-'-2 UGJJ 'Tl Tang 1 wi' KOHN' TREASURER Huso Rom. , CLERK -.N ' - ' M. 9 x - --X.. 5 11 WE iw ' X ,Q v R CLEM Hunan, mmscrcn LEO NARD MUELLER, Pmssrmsm FRANKLIN mmnca, DIRECTOR x 'IQ' ' 'C I 23 . Y ww -it Q aaculifq V' ,Lg,.5-!Xi - '- W N .NSNNNS3 -K X A V. QXM, 1 I 3 f I , 5 5 cf ,W 5 S 'vw 5 : 3 f 5 MR. JOHN J. SCHLICHT, PRINCIPAL I I J ....,,wsvs.' s..,,NM' X,- MRS- MAHR MR . JOHNSON . ,, . ix HBE!!! .... SrmxiiiN ' :QNX , i!.?... x ,xx ni! MR. GRISWOLD MR. STEUCK 1 rf' Y qgtig, 'f MISS LEPMAN MR. MARTIN aww .seg Adviser, Mrs. Mahrg Typist, Yvonne Thurowg Jean Falkenthalg Editor, Barbara Radloffg Assistant Editor, June Soldnerg Business Managers, Robert Kuehl and Herbert Ninmann. B.Radloff, Y.Thurow, J.Soldner and C.Zastrow are pasting black sheets on their final copies. Y.Thurow, and C.Zastrow, are working on their planning sheets. if On January 28, the editors with the help of the rest of the Senior Class started work on the annual. When it finally went to press in March, the Seniors sat back with a big sigh of relief and a feeling of work well accomplished. 4Qtv e ..., 'N--.., Class Officers: G. Kettner, Vice-Presidentg JL Soldner, Student Councilg C. Zastrow, Secretary- BARBARA RADLOFF VALEDICTORIAN Treasurer: K. Nehls, President. I CORINNE ZASTROW SALUTATORSAN Seniafvl MARIAN BISCHOFF Fi . JEAN .FALKENTHAL GORDON KETTNER ,,,..w. 'Q X Q 'W Sggggsg :ggf B A O O X' ,.... ' ZI TT? 0 ROBERT KUEHL ELDINE LAABS DOROTHY LICHTENBERG ....1:55255E5E5555317fE5f?E2i15f?3'5' KENNETH NEHLS Q L g Y E. HERBERT NINMANN PATRICIA SCHAEM K ,E JUNE SOLDNER YVONNE THUROW HANDA UTTECH f f5:zs2:ggfg'Q19'g3gZ ' ,yy , There is good news tonight, folks! This is station H. H. S. in Hustisford. Tonight we have with us an honored guest, Mrs. Elroy Maas, nee Lichtenberg, the topflight reporter for N. B. C. Mrs. Maas has been doing some research on the members of her graduating class. She has been unusually successful in ferreting out information but naturally we would expect that of Dorothy. And now, may I present Mrs. Maas and the news! Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen, this part of the program is brought to you by the Crispy, Crunchy reducing breakfast food, I feel quite able to recommend this product. Look what it has done for me! There's big news in teh sports world tonight, Bobby Kuehl signed a contract with the Green Bay Packers for the 1960 season. In spite of his age, great things are expected of him. Maybe it's because there is a little clause in the fine print, Cso small you can hardly read it!J way at the bottom of the contract that insures Bobby against all diciplinary action. Headlines on the financial page tonight say that Kenny Nehls has just completed a deal for another Dodge County farm. This makes Mr. Nehls the largest land owner in this section of the country. Gordon Kettner has started an unusual cult. As its leader,Gordon is said to have raised chin whickers thirty-one inches long Ccurly, at thatll The Valentino of tOdaV has many farms,but still he is nothing but his hat, we're The former Eldine Laabs is enlisted for another three Colgnel. Mrs. Brechter ls Appearing this week at the finally settled down with a cute little chick on one of his not working too hard for he is a gentleman farmer and raises talking about Herbert Ninmann. now following her husband around the country for he has just years in the Army, where they will soon promote him to Lieut again packing her suitcase. Brown Derby is Roger Schleif and his orchestra. No small part attraction is the tall and stately rumba dancer, his wife, Wanda Uttech. Marian Bischoff now has a factory of her own where she manufactured all her lonq and dangley earings, and sometimes sells them if there is a denund. Otherwise she and ner husband Norman Schuett are getting along fine. Patricai Schaem sure has I heard that she has won Corinne Zastrow, who is finished her pharmacists changed her tactics since she has gotten out of high school. first place in the Slinger Stock Car Races!!! now stationed in Japan with her husband George, has finally course and is setting up her own drug store.Good Luck,Corinne. We understand that Yvonne Thurow has recently been promoted in her work at the Lovely Ladies Boarding School. Word has it that her next promotion will really get her in the big time ------- third Vice-President in charge of waste baskets! The lastest word from the Pentogon is that Miss Barbara Radloff has made a name for her self in diplomatic circles ---- being made head usher in the cafeteria. Well, well, we knew you would get there. June Soldner has been hired by the Bubbly Bubbly Bubble G m Company to show the young ones how to really get the most out of their penny stick of gum. Well, practice makes perfect. f A W gdgggy fzfz Edd? ? ZZZQ2a!fj2ggQ if V '7 : I W Alf I W y XQQW I' f W ' ,,,,,5,f Zip,g.1.,.,,.,.,W,,gfzagxag ' 4 2 V'1:15:w' , gf? ' ,, ,MQ f,:f'ff ,a wh ' ', H MW if IN .llfff Being of sound mindiwe hopelwe the Senior Class do here by declare this to be our last will and testament. GORDON KETTNER wills his fuzzy chin to Ronald Uecker and if he uses a little color-back it may match his mustache. YVONNE THUROW leaves her Spitfire temper to Mary Jane S. who will need it next year in the lunch program. PAT SCHAEM leaves her briskness, energy and industry to anyone who can use it. ELDINE LAABS leaves her giggle to Irene Blaszak. MARIAN BISCHOFF leaves nothing, she is keeping it all for Norman. KENNETH NEHLS leaves his alibis to Walton Schuett and his industrv to the Marines. WANDA UTTECH leaves her lovely figure and posture to any gal who plans to be a Powers Model. HERBERT NINMANN wills his way with the ladies to David Radloff. BARBARA RADLOFF leaves her mathematical abilities to the future geometry classes. DOROTHY LICHTENBERG leaves her money troubles to the Athletic Fund. CORINNE ZASTROW wills her ability to give dirty looks to the high school teachers. JUNE SOLDNER leaves Cas usuall for Iron Ridge. ROBERT CSmi1eyJ KUEHI. just leaves. In witness where of, we here unto inscribe our names and affix our seal. Signed Signed Signed Signed Signed Signed Signed Signed 6 ' Signed Signed I Signed ' RWM .I Signed ,wwe M sliv ff-f i 9 7 ' Signed Ee-i. M 45 Galandfm ,, tw A ?'M1' RB g igywwyivvqpjf ',5 . I nu I . :Gil ' n . If . ' 4 - . ire V. ,.2 ,,, . i bf . b . Q- v ' 5 f 1 , 8 4 IQ J YE 1, li A p342Z,, Q 1 'giw I ' a i5y.1:awe . ' ,12. I f .6555 xp- - 323 ,T 1 ' F 3, ' 'V ' f ' Y. , ' A NG? Q KE M, l523fv'f'.e41,. ',1ps5xfw..'hes September Tues. Wed. Thurs. Mon. Fri. Fri. Tues. October Wed. Thurs. Fri. Thurs. Pri. Mon. Fri. Wed. November Tues. Wed. Thurs. Wed. Tues. Thurs. December Mon. Fri. Mon. Tues. Thurs. January Mon. Thurs. Wed. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 2 3 4 15 19 26 30 1 2 10 16 17 20 24 29 4 5 -Fri. 6-7 12 18 20 1 5 8 16 18 5 8 14 27 29 30 WH! ggadiigzzaxxzgggg Jgfff, I X Sgghgggggg fegiylgb Bases Susan X5 Q y t School begins. Mr. Martin and Miss Lehman join our faculty. Where is that new school? Juniors and Seniors crowd into the English room. Thrills! Thrills! Juniors receive class rings. Leon Daley pays his annual visit and the magazine drive begins. Lockers F I N A L L Y arrive. Blood bank at school. Vacation for a day. A long trip to Black Earth, but Hustisford proves the victor 26-12. Mr. Griswold's tennis shoes prove elusive. Who would do such a thing? We wonder if it was gremlins o: just the Senior girls. Magazine contest ends, girls ahead naturally! We're modern! A new T.V. set appears in the assembly We traveled to Hartford to see a parade. Snake dance, bonfire, and crowning the Queen, June Soldner takes place at Firemens Hall. Homecoming: Seniors float wins Prize---What prize?? Pictures are taken for annual. Freshman initiation. Operetta practice is in full swing. Students carry on a mock election. Why so many long faces?Students receive report cards by mail. Teachers' Convention. No school. Sophomores edit a school paper. Bookworms give a Tea Party to celebrate Book Week Seniors enjoy????? trip to M11waukee!!!! Happy birthday to you,Happy birthday to you!To whom? Mr. Johnson, of course. Congradulations boys. H.H.S. wins first basketball game of season. Carnival. John and Verne reign as King and Queen. Caroling party. Christmas vacation. Everyone back after a long vacation,tired and weary! The flu seems to be catching around school. Semester exams are pretty stiff. Pat falls down steps. This does lt, the new school has to be built soon. A member of the Senior class C June S. that is J is sporting a diamond. All students are making posters and writing themes for Courtesy Week which starts Monday. .4-I .-:ff .- 4 'ff . '3.7Sf?E'3f5 Z? AV'QQgi?2trQgigZ?? ,. :Q 'L--:Xi Th!Qx?NSiSQgk , .j'f'.:.:f'. ' .L QAXF X X rgwizbiihwwb-wr Sir S SW mf xx x .sk W N X X Q N Q kxs Y'k X s H Q w N N XX .usxxyakx X N -'Q'..A Q .- NQ ' L 1. --'..--Iv Q- FQ: gg.. X ,. ........ H X February Mon. Mon. Tues. Fri. Tues. Thurs Tues. Wed. March Mon Wed. Wed. Wed. Wed. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Tues. Fri. Mon. Fri. Fri. April Wed. Wed. Thurs Fri. May Sat. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Fri. Wed. Thurs Fri. Virgil Bulgrin joins Sophomore class. Big change takes place, when trees are taken off the school property. Corinne counts days till graduation, 77 to be exact. Waldemar S. and Marilyn K. have been elected most courteous boy and girl of H. H. S. Corinne reports 67 days of school left. Aren't we all happy? Five new typewriters arrive at school, an electric one in the office especially for the annual. Another Senior has a sparkler, M. B. that is. Flower, vase and all are thrown out of window by one of our would-be bright boys. Seniors give chili supper. Mrs. Mahr forgets about boiling water for aquarium. Pooi Franklin dropped the heater for our tropical fish aquarium ------ bad day for the Sophomores. Rambow takes school pictures all around school. Seniors pictures finally arrive after a four month wait. Corinne reports 55 days of school. Mass funeral in the biology room. All our tropical fish died. Juniors hold pop-corn and soda sale. Hurrah! digging on the new school begins! Candy sale by Sophomore class. Card Party given by F.F.H. All shout for joy, last nine weeks period starts. Juniors sponsor a movie. Everyone shouts for joy, we have a week of Easter vacation. Students come back to school fresh as daisies. Mrs. Mahr's birthday. Sophomore class has an Ice Cream Social. Music Tournament held at Columbus. Mother and Daughter Banquet held in recreation room. Juniors work hard on Prom decorations. Junior Prom, Erich Zellmer and Arlene Peterman reign as King and Queen. Only one week left for Seniors to have grand ol'time together. Corinne give sigh of relief,only 24 hours left till we get our diplomas. Graduation exercises held in HI-WAY Theatre. Students come back for report cards. Seniors leave four memorable nears of H. H. S. behind. f, f X 222225555552is5sg2rsgzgzgsgsszgsgsg2z5z5z5W Z 7 ww S X N1-.e .... ' . XNQRQS as ? f 625, awww? E512 - y W .1 f 1, Life ff if 1 Xu... K dk, f I- fling Wuxi ss:?'5 tihg k SL SSH gl, Jie Swan Elan 9!3'.5 afakuzb MWA U., a.alveA,6dseA4 Aziz-'al WANG Azwnccal by mule fha pwmk. EARTSCH STORE BERGMAN'S TAVERN DERNDT'S ROE AND KAY'S CUSTOM TRACTOR MFG. CO. DEGNER ELECTRIC DFWITZ MUSIC STORE DOUBLE v TAP EINK'S REXALL STORE FLORENCE BEAUTY NOOK DR. E. J. GASPER GILLICH'S STORE GILBERT A. GOETSCH DR. O. E. GOETSCH HILBERT GRAUNKE GRUEL'S BAKERY FRANK GUETSCHOW H a I FOODS INC. HENKELS DAIRY HI-wAY CHEVROLET SALES HI-wAY THEATER HUSTISEORD FEED CO. HUSTISEORD HOSPITAL AND CLINIC HUSTISPORD MOTOR CO. THE HUSTISEORD NEWS HUSTISEORD STATE BANK KANT LUM ER CO. JUNEAU KIENAST MEAT MARKET LAKE HOTEL AND BAR LEHMAN'S SERVICE GARAGE LEITZKE OIL COMPANY MADSEN FOOD MARKET MARTY'S SHELL SERVICE MUELLER'S MEAT MARKET MR.Nmmm4G.NmmS PETE'S TEXACO STATION MAx P, E. RADLOFF AND SONS RAY AND ESTHER'S RESTAURANT AUGUST E. ROESELER ESTATE H. E. ROLL AGENCY RUBICON COAL CO. INC. GROCEUES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE PROMPT AND FREINDLY SERVICE. LINOLEUM, RUBBER TILE, PLASTIC WALL AND CONGO WALL COMPLIMENTS. FLUID DRIVE FARM TRACTOR. COMPLIMENTS. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY COMPLIMENTS . OOMPLIMENTS . COMPLIMENTS . COMPLIMENTS . GROCERIES AND GENEIAL MERCHANDISE PHONE 40W GENERAL EXCAVATING AND FARM DRAINAGE COMPLIMENTS . GENERAL CONTRACTOR . CAKES - PIES - BREAD - ROLLS - COOKIES WEAR-U-WELL FOOTWEAR, LEATHER GOODS, ETC HUSTISFORD AND IRON RIIXSE, WISCONSIN CDMPLIMENTS . CHBIROLET SALES AND SERVICE. FERGUSON SALES AND SERVICE COMPLIMENTS . FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZEZS - CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING COMPLIMENTS . PLYMOUTH AND DESOTO CARS, OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS . OIJMPLIMENTS, LUMBER, MILLWORK, BUILDING MATERIALS AND FUEL CCMPLIMENTS . COMPLIMEYITS . THERE'S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE. HUNDREDS OF GASOLINES BUT ONLY ONE DX PHONE 98J GROCERIES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES COMPLIMENTS . CCMPLIMENTS . COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE. GASOLINE. OIL. BEER. REFRESHMENTS CHEESE FOR HEALTH . LUNCHESL DINNERS, REFRESHMENTS. HARDWARE, APPLIANCES, FARM MACHINERY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE . BLUE-BEI.LE, RE-CREENED ESPECIALLY PREPARED STOKER CDAL RUDY'S BOWL AND BAR COMPLIMENTS. A. A. SCHNIIDT AND SONS, HARTFORD COMPLIMBYITS. SCl'DENICKE'S WATCH HOSPITAL HAMILTON THE FINEST AMERICAN MADE WATCH HARVEY O. SCHULTZ TRUCKING AND SCHOOL BUS SERVICE VANESSA'S GIFT SHOP COMPLIMENTS. WEGENER'S REPAIR SHOP WELDING. ATTORNEY OTTO J . ZEITLOW CDMPLIMENTS. ZILLISCH HARDWARE TINWARE, PLUMBING, HEATING, REFRIGERATORS AND STOVES YSSSSSSSSSS YRS, .QQ N ..., 'fr S .313 ,,,:'.,..-.-.-:f:rr.- l X . 'S .. 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