John Edwards High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Port Edwards, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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Degree Cornell University University of Wisconsin M. S. Degree SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Mr. Deya, Mr. Dosen, Mr. Coldwell Mrs. Sisco 'School'Secretary Hrs. Krall School Nurse A T WN Nf- fif- .ff-.,'f57'5 k 'J Miss Wbodzick First Grade Oneida County Nornal Milwaukee State Teachers College Central State Teachers College Irs. Murgatroyd Four and Five-year-old Kindergarten New Jersey'State Teachers College B. S. Degree Miss Wydra 'Second Grade Central State Teachers College Miss Sorenson Fourth Grade University of Wisconsin B. S. Degree i Miss Tjepkema 7Wird Grade Wood County Nornal Central State Teachers College B. En Degree Miss Chatelle Fifth Grade Oshkosh State Teachers College Miss Kennedy 'Seventh Grade University of Wisconsin Mrs. Krehnke Sixth Grade Central State Teachers College B. S. Degree Mr. Hagen Eighth Grade Eau Claire State Teachers College B. S. Degree Mr. B. We-.J Mr. Fi tzgerald Music D University of Wisconsin B. My Degree miami To tos Science, Hath., and German Laurence College Algegree . S I Miss Heidmann Commercial Ylhitevater'State Teachers College Z University of Mi nesota E., Degree Q W Mr. Kurz Coach, Phy-Ed Instructor, Industrial Arts The'Stout Institute B. S. Degree Y-3,31 Miss Johnson Home Economics, Science, Phy. Ed Central 'State Teachers College B. S. Degree Mr. Koch Core 10 and 11 CentraLState chers College W, Degr .X f .U LWMU Mrs. Crowns Core 9 and 12 Central'State Teachers College Bu S. Degree Miss Best Art, French Laurence College B. A. Degree Lf . 3 ' f 4-sg 4 ' Mfg mf g g E D N fmrcnfoe , TT E RL, j X 7 46 ' XX' CQ, 7 V? PM fra X . X J RDFN . fxE5, XISIONA f' '-x COLLEGE Q-4 S' Jannette Beamish Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club 1, 2, Pep Club Annual'Staff Hi-Litas H7bil is pleasant when it is done.N Rosalie Arendt Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Conservation Club 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Home Ec, Club 2 NPastures beyond are always greener.H 4 4 4 4 4 4 Barbara Christiansen Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 4 Home Ee, Club 1 Archery Club 2, 3 NThe happiest people are those who are too happy to notice.N Eunice Emerson Band Glee Club Pep Band Pep Club Library Club Conservation Club Annual'Staff Home Ecu Club Archery Club NA man isn t poor ifhe can still laugh Gerald Fbth Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Band Conservalion Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club Annual'Staff Camera Club 1, Hi-Litas Archery Club 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, HPlaying fine uusicis harder than assen- bling a Ford carey 4 4 6 1 4 1 4 2 A A 4 4 . 4 Richard Gavre Conservation Club Annual'Staff Radio Club Archery Club Football Basketball Baseball Track 'Test time is never found Roberta Hamilton Glee Club Dramatic Club Pep Club Library Club Annual Staff Student Council H7he greater the difficulty the greater the glory,H Margaret Gilson Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Fbrensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 hpBmd 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1, 3, 4 Conservation Club 2 Annual Staff 1, 4 Home Ecu Club 1, 2 Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4 Archery 1 Student Council 1, 2, 4 HEverything comesta him who waits--if he works while he waits.H 4 4 4 4 4 3 Ronald Hamilton Conservation Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, Radio Club 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Lites Fbotball Prom King HSchoolhouses are workhouses, not play houses.U Marjean Hegg Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Forensics Pep Club Pep Band Annual'Staff Hole Ee. Club HiuLites Baton Club NA hearty laughis worth a hundred groans in any narket,N Carol Hanneman Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus Pep Club 1, 2, Conservation Club Annual Staff HinLites 3, 'Student Council 3, UKindness wins friendsnn 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 1 4 2 Jean Hinz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club' 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Fbrensics 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Conservation Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4 Archery Club 1 Student Council 1, 2 Hlnstruction ends in the echoolroon, but education ends only with lifeeu David Hostvedt Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Band Conservation Club 1, 2, 3, Annual 1, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, HiuLites 3, Archery 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Ulf you have something to say, say it and stop when you are donee Robert Hutkowski Band 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatic Club 4 Forensics 4 Conservation Club 4 Radio Club 4 Hi-Lites 4 Football 4 Baseball 4 Basketball Manager 4 HWe are never too old to learn.U Transferred from Holy Cross Seminary La Crosse David Kassing Dranatics Club Annual'Staff Hi-Lites MA little learning isa dangerous thing. Transferred from North Carolina Norman Leiser Dranatic Club Conservation Club Annual'Staff Radia Club Camera Club Archery Club Fbotball Basketball Baseball Student Council wThe female of the species is deadlier than the nale.N 'N Frances Koch Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Forensics Debate Pep Club Pep Band Library Club Conservation Club Annual'Staff Hone Ec. Club Hi-Lites Student Council 'Senior Ball Queen MMusic is the only language in which you cannot say a lean or sarcastic thing 3 2, 3, 4 4 1, 2 1, 2 1, 2, 3 1J 3, 4 1, 2, 4 1 4 Elaine Lom Band Glee Club Pep Club Library Club Conservation Club Annual Staff Home Ecu Club Baton Club Pep Band WThere are sane silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers Francis Rayome Band Mixed Chorus Dranatics Club Conservation Club Annual'Staff Radio Club Basketball Student Cbuncil Senior Ball King HIt is better to learn late than never.N Margaret Osterkil Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Pep Club Library Club Conservation Club Annual'Staff Home Ecu Club Baton Club u0nehonestwardisbetter thantwooaths 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 3 4 Jean Schier Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Pep Club Library Club Annual'Staff Home Ecu Club Hi-Lites Archery Club NSmile for exercise it will strengthen the muscles of good humor Pat Schnieder Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Forensics Club Debate Pep Club Pep Band Library Club Annual'Staff Home Ee. Club Hi-Lites Prom Queen MWhere's there s muslc there can b harm.H Robert Schultz Left for U. St Air Carpe Larry Seebrnck Conservation Club Annual'Staff Radio Club Camera Club Archery Club Football. Baseball MSafe driving at a moderate speed re quires nothing but self control and a strong rear bumper Harry Swanson Conservation Club Annual'Staff Archery Club HI: is easier to look mise than to talk visely.N 1, 2. 3, 2, 3, 4 Lorraine Spaulding Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dranatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3 Conservation Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Hone Ee, Club 1, 2 Archery Club 2 Baton Club 3 NIt isnlt your position that makes you happyor'unhappy, It'syour disposition.' 4 4 Joan Vechinski Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 1, Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Forensics 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Conservation Club AnnualAStaff Hi-Lifes 2, 3, Archery Club Cheerleader 4 NHe that inquires luch, learns nuch,H I 4 4 4 Ronald Zurfluh Dramatic Club Conservation Club 2, Annual Staff Radio Club Canera Club Archery Club Football 1, L Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Truck nPastures beyond are alrays greeneruu Bunny Yonko Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatic Club Pep Club Pep Band Library Club Annual'Staff Home Ee. Club Archery Club Baton Club Cheer Leader Home Coming Queen Student Council Majorette ULets giggle: :ts a great sport P B O P H E S Y HISTORIC LETTERS DISCOVERED May 10, 2051, CA. D.l Workmen, working in the White House, today discovered several valuable letters written byPresident David H- Hostvedt, the 40th President of the U. S. These were mostly personal to some of his friends and classmates. Here are some excerpts from the letters. ..........uCoach Jerry Foth is using the Leiser Atoms Bus Lines to trans- port his team to the Hose Bowl. Of course, Illl be present along with Ado miral Bayome and General Zurfluh. On the way out I am going to stop and see Ron Hamilton in his new dream house. Before I leave I have to sit for a portrait by'Carol Hanneman and Pat Schneider. I was sorry to hear that Larry Seebruck electrocuted himself last week. Four special nurses, Jana nette Beamish, Jean Hinz, Margaret Osterkil, and Joan Vechinski from Mayo Clinic and seven doctors tried to revive him, but it was no use. Your Pal, David H. Hostvedt President of the United States of America Here is another letter written by the famous Hostvedt to afriend who is in a hospital. ..........MJust tocheer you up Ihad my secretary, Elaine Lom, look up some of our old classmates. Harry Swanson said he would send you some cranber- ries from his marsh. Harry is also president ofthe Cranberry Co-operative. I always said, MStill water runs deep.f' Barbara Christensen is a major in the women Marines. She is also their roller skating champion. Dick Gavre was recently elected King of the American Hoboes while Bob Hutkowski owns a chain of dime stores. Frances Koch is directing the All Girl Orchestra with Jean Schier as a vocal soloist. Margaret Gilson is the vocal teacher for the little tots singing in the famous St. Petersburg choir in London. In the near future, Dave Kassing will begin uopaint the yellow line in the middle of our highways. Do you remember Lorraine and Roberta? They are both celebrating their Golden wedding anniversary in a couple of weeks. Marjean Hegg is the organ teacher at Augusta Lutheran College.BunnyYonko is the chief stewardess in the Pan American Airlines, while Rosalie and Eunice are both old maids. Hope my short words have cheered you up. Your friend, David H. Hostvedt President of the United States of America C L A S S W I L L the Seniors of John Edwards High School, village of Port Ed- wards County of Wood, state1ofWisconsin, realizing that the time allotted us is drawing to a close, after having gone through grade school and four years of high school, being of sound mind, dohereby declare this to be our last will and testamentn Rosalie Arendt, leave my excursions to Rapids to Shirley Sigleri, Jannette Beamish, leave my correspondence course to Dick Siglerc Barbara Christensen, leavenqrSunday rides moCarrie Getsingern Eunice Emerson, leave my giggling to Dianne Dolano Gerald Foth, leave my beard to Gerry Wipfliu Richard Gavrep leave my spare study balltgapat Vechinski, who is always cramped with homeworko Margaret Gilson, leave all my typing jobs to Jim Greeno Roberta Hamiltony leave all my roller skating spills to Phil Larsenr Ronald Hamilton, leave my wink to Don Green, Carol Hanneman, leave my quiet ways to Sally Eichsteadto Marjean Hegg, leave my piccalo to Duck Carlsonu Jean Hinzy leave my tearjerking band lessons to John Lomb David Hostvedt, leave my photography skill and experience to Tom Grodew Make good use of it, Tomb Robert Hutkowski, leave my curly hair to Jack Zieher. David Kassing, leave MJasperH to Jerry Keyseru Frances KochL leave my studious ways toanyone who might be in need of them. Norman M0zzieM Leiser, leave my size 12ls toVic Sandmano Good skiingy Vic. Elaine Lom, leave my excellent hand writing to MP0 Totoso Margaret Osterkily leave my big pile of books to Jim Van Ertu Pat Schneider, leave my shiny, new baritone to Toby Coldwell and Jim Edwards, ll hope you boys get as much use and hours of pleasure from it as I havecl Jean Schier, leave my dancing ability to Tom Hanneman, I, Larry Seebruck, leave two years wrecking service to Mrs. Crownso I, Lorraine Spaulding, leave Bobs-no by gosh--he left me! I, Harry Swanson, leave my quiet ways to David Hahn. I, Frank Rayome, leave my Bowwties to the Junior boys for their Senior Class pictures. I, Joan Vechinski, leavelnyextemporaneous reading uoAnne Gilson. I, Bunny Yonko, leave my short walk to school tothe Bredl girls. I, Ronald Zurfluh, leaves ..,,...... ,,y n..... .. .0.,...... good-bye. To the Facultyp we leave a big bottle of anacin, pep-to-bismo, vitamin pills, and,also a big bottle of sulphur and molasses, To the Juniors, we leave our good looksn To the Sophomores, weleave our comic hooks, hairpins, spit wads, chewing gum? lipsticks, and paper airplanesu To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to get out of work, We, the Senior Class4ofNineteen Hundred and Fiftyeone have sign- ed, sealed, and published our Last Will in the presence of the following witnesses: Senior Class of 1951 lSeall WITNESSES: JQMQL p Advisor President Principal Secretary C L A S S H I S T O B Y It all started back when we first started schoolu September, 1938 found the class of 751 being led into the schoolhouse by their parm entse Some came willingly while others showed very much they didnlt want to and wouldn't come, It was in this year that these Hcute kids organ- ized a bandn When the time came for this part of the school day-swe were all seen rushing for either drums or the bellsh It seemed that school for David Hr was just too strenuoussshe was always falling asleep, We all helped make a train out of blocksr After this we took turns being conduc- tor and ticket seller, Every year it seems someone gets in the fish pondo This year was no exception. Dick pushed Ronnie Zn into it one days We all believed in the Easter Bunnyv so the teacher brought some Easter eggs, which were very good. In the first grade, we had the big thrill of riding the Hiawatha from Port to Wisconsin Rapids, Our parents were there to meet us and bring us back to schooln In this grade we were very serious-wwe learned to read and say our ABC's, But it wasnlt all work for we had a playhouse in which we spent a lot of our timer The fire truck came to school when we were in second grade and gave us a rider We all hung on for dear life, although we were really go- ing slowu The teacher sat in front with the driver and blew the siren all the wayu We all had our pictures taken near the fire trucks It was also during this year that we made cookies. During the arithmetic period we all had mad races with the flash cardsn When Christmas came around, Santa came and gave us candy In third grade we studied the Indiansn In order to get all we could out of this subject we went in the woods in back of the school and made teepeesr Every recess found us in these woods playing Indiansm Pat So swallowed a marble in this grade and turned all the colors of the rain- bowr She was turned upsidesdown and shaken until the marble dropped on the floorn - In fourth grade Bon H, was locked in the paper closet and he couldn't get outs We made masks with flour, paper, and watero We gave two playsn In one playu Marjean was the princess and Ron Hr was the heros It all ended with Ronnie making Marjean cry with the use of onionsn The second play was one of Hollandc Barbara was a little Dutch girl, who came on stage with a little wagon pulled by Bob Mageels little dogq Inside the wagon was cheesey which at the end of the program was shared by the classn f In fifth grade we had our tonette bandn Although we werenvt pro- fessional we could play a few simple piecesr In sixth grade we went upstairs for classesena very important position in the gradesu In seventh grade we lost one of our class membersuQBob Magee, The class presented him with a billfold to remember them byw The class took atrip to the mill during this yearn That day Norman fell in the creek and Pat So was chased by four dogsi' In eighth grade we studied the Revay were writing long themes after itg We also studied the Constitution and the Constitutional Conven: tions For a class party we had a hay ride which lasted for two hoursc As Freshmen, we were one of the largest and most active groups enrolled in the JEHSU The Freshmen started out by welcoming three new members: Harry Swanson, Jannette Beamish, and Bob Schultzo Carol Hanneman came back after'atwo years absence? We had a very interesting class party after long, hard planning. The theme of the party was, mThe Mardi Grass W The night of the party found the students arriving with floats and dressed up in costumesu Prizes were given to the three best floats and costumes, In Core 10 we read Ivanhoe, studied world and ancient history and read Socratesl philosophy of learning by asking questionsi During this yearn Barbara had an awful crush on the core teachereeMrm Parksn The Biology class did many interesting thingseesuch as cutting up frogs and etce This ended with Frances Koch crying because she felt sorry for themo In this same class we had a few snuff chewers: Bunny, x Lorraine, and Eunicec With the end finally in sight, we entered our Junior year and found Roberta had joined our classs After the long-awaited treasures, the class rings, finally arrivedg wewere seen proudly displaying them by hold- 4 ing up our ring hand as often as possible. l The class worked together and transformed the auditorium into the woods in which Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs livedo We elected Bon Hamilton as King and he in turn chose Pat Schneider to reign as Queeno Bunny Yonko was chosen by the football team to reign as the Homecoming Queene We won first prize with our gratestones for A.F, for Homecoming decorationso We came back to school in '50 and found we had a new member in our class--Dave Kassing, After a week we soon had one more new member-Q Bob Hutkowskiu The beginning of the year found the Seniors deciding the theme of the Senior Bello We chose Frances Koch to reign as Queen in the winter- land of the JEHSQ She chose Frank Rayome to reign as Kingn After our work in corey the semester tests cameg very strange and difficulta All the time we were thinking of ways to make this year's Papyrus the best overs UNDERCLRSSNEN --v-nn-:nu--b.. JUNIOR CLASS THIRD HOW? Jack Zieher, Phillip Larsen, Jim Van Ert, Dan Karberg, David Thomas, Bill Dolan, Vic Sandman, Lawrence Leach SECUVD ROW? David Fields, Don Carlson Jack Schoenbergery Paula Alexander, Marlene Leach, Nancy Paulson, Dick Slgler FIRST HOW' Mrsu Crowns, Bonnie Hegg 'Susan Mosher, Joan Henke, Dianne Dolan, Alice Grif- fin. Janet Wipfli President --M-Bill Dolan Vice Pres.M-wm!Susan Mosher Secretarye---sJanet Wipfli Treasurer -H-e David Thomas Student Cbuncila-we Paula Alexanderaeee -M -u--- eee-e- --DJack Zieher This year was a very important one for the Juniors. The Junior Class welcomed many new members and Mr. Kowaleski, our new core teas cher. In Corel we studied the colonization of America. We gave individual reports. We read the nove1,' House of Seven Gablesn by Nathaniel Hawthorne. We also sketched many of the characters in this novel. The Juniors received their class rings. This was an exciting event. We have been busy this year working on our Prom which was April 28th. It looked as though we wernlt going to have a Prom, but with the assistance of Miss Johnson and Miss Best and the coeoperation of our class, we had a very successful prom. The theme was HHar- bor Lights.H Our core teacher. Mr. Kowaleski, was draftedin the Army and we we1comedMr. Koch as our new core teacher. The Junior Class has experienced a very successful and busy year. FIRST ROW: Mr. Koch, Wanda Hauser, Judy Parvin, Joyce Randrup, Germaine Lafler, San Griffin, Jack SOP HOMORE CLA SS HlIHD ROW: Bill Allvarden, Tbn Buehler, Jin Edwards, Tbm Hannenan, James Green, Larry Keyzer, Jack Hamilton, Dick Oleson, Bill Ver Voort, Ken Zurfluh SEGUVD HOW: Gail Alngren, Jeannette Bredl, Shirley Deyo, Dave Saeger, Shirley Sigler, Muriel Beanish Barbara Wulf, Tbby Colduell, Mary Ann Karberg, Susie Reese 'Svansan, Carrie Getsinger, Catherine Koch, Roseanne Hostvedt, OFFICERS: Vice Pres.:- -- Secretary:-- Treasurer:-----m--'- Student Council:-:-- President:-- He- Tbn Buehler -LarryiKeyzer Gail Alagren Bill Ver Vbort Judy Parvin Mr. Kowaleski Jin Edwards At our first class meeting we elected our class officers and got things under way for the coming year. At the following meetings we discussed and organ- ized our class party. The biggest moment of the year came when we ordered our class rings. Everyone was quite thrilled at the thought of having a class ring. We studied world history this year. FRESHMAN CLA SS THIRD ROW? Joyce Wallace, Mary Pascoe! Jerry Hutkowski, Mary Beckis, David Hahn, John Lon, Sally Eichsteadt, Jo Ann Olson SECOND ROW' 'Sandra Edwards, Mary Ann Bredl, Madelyn Kauth, Donald Van Ert, Donald Schultz, Bob Krall, Frank Ticknor, Patsy James FIRST HOW' Keith Wellner, Lottie Riversy Helen Truesdale, Tom Vechinski, Jerry Wipfli, Anne Gilson, Janet Sielzer, Doris Neuman, Mr, lbtos, OFFICERS? Presidentia-e mwkmJanet'Stelzer Vice Pres.: E- as--Sandra Edwards SCCIECBTYTQW es.aMary Ann Bredl Treasurerte -amaze -Helen Truesdale Student Councilze- eMary Beckis Gerry Wipfli The Freshman spent much time this year debating on a class party. given but few were liked by the classu Several of our class spent several days in the h4mpital. Among Wipfli, Doris Neumann, and Lottie Rivers. At Homecoming, MaryAnn Bredl reigned as Homecoming Queen. She is class. Our class also won a second place award for their float,5JThe Stinky school did not appreciate the odor that accompanied our float. Many ideas were them were Gerry a member of our Freshmenn. lhe Mary Pascoe won a BH rating at Stevens Point in the regional forensic meet for her reading of the declamation, WNW Little Boy.H Joyce Wallace and Helen Truesdale, journeyedtm state in the music tournament with their instrumental solos With all these activities the Freshman still found time to study Civics, English French, General Scienceh Algebra and other subjectsh EIGHTH GRADE THIRD ROW: Dennis Odekirk, Donald Green, Karen Carlson, Donald Gilardi, Floyd Kauss, Mr. Hagen SECOND ROW: Pat Vechinski, Irene Beckis, Leland Kulinski, Dorothy Ruiter, Marilyn Nilles, Bob Hogers FIRST ROW: Jean Levendoski, John Crain, Janice Zurfluh, Jerry Keyser, Dick Baer President ------ Donald Gilordi Vice-Pres. ------- ----- Donald Green Sec-Treas. ----- Jerry Keyzer Student Council ----- Patsy Vechinski The eighth grade received a new teacher this year, he is Mr. Hagen. They have been one of the best working classes in school. All year long when ever you walked into their room they always had a beautiful bulletin board display. When the basket- ball tournament came around they had a display of this years basketball team record. Some of the eighth graders booklets that were sent out by the Nekoosa Bank really look clever, and someday they will be able to refer back to this priceless information. All year they studied American history, and they have had a lot of fun doing it. SEVENTH GRADE XD ROWT Henry Siems, Carl Schiebler, Frank Peterson Joanne Eswein. Donna Seeore, Barbara Van Ert, Flor Johnson Bill Leiser, Butch Leiser ND BOW: Edwin Gavre, Edward Wellman, Sonny Morgan, Fred Johnson, Mike Backus, Geovonnie Schara, Judy Je Caroline Mitchell ST HOWH Patsy Perkofskiy Lucille Styka, Deanna Keyzer, Mary Ann Ruiter, Charles Hepp, Jane Truesdale, D lene Kesslerv Tom Grodey Mrv Koch. CLUB OFFICERS' President' -- -- Tom Grode Vice Pres.'- - Michael Backus Secretary' - 'ef ,Edward Wellman Student Counci1'4 Barbara Van Ert The seventh grade voted on different ideas for a football float. We had many ideas but the one that got the most votes,was the two AdamseFriendship boys knocked out, who were Chuck Hepp, Mike Backus and Donna Secore was the nurse. We used Deanna Keyzer's wagon for the float and decorated it out to her farm after school. The seventh grade decided to have our class party February 26th at 7:30 in the gymnasium. We had three committee's which were entertainment, refreshments, and clean up. We opened the party with a quiz program. Then we had ballons with pieces of paper on which a certain prize was written. We had to break them without using our hands. Then we danced and closed the party by square dancing. SIXTH GRADE OND ROW Janet Nilles Narna Beckis, Ton Rude, Patsy Ashburn, Tom Love, Barbara Perkofshi Danny Sandman, Karen Wellner RST ROW David Secore Phillip Sands, Larry Sahara, Gary Allworden, Lorene Stelzer Jackie Esreln, Joan Van Ert, Mrs. Krehnke FIFTH GRADE RST ROW Janes Sigler Pauline Iwanski, Eugene Larson, Cefald Huifff, Gerald Weldon James Hepp Betty Hutkowski, Miss Chattelle FOURTH ROW: LOUTG Van Er! Kenneth Purdy Barbara Rayone Carolyn Boger Rosmary Green Karla Oilschlager Ben Klappa Harold Moody Chris Carlson THIRD ROW: Beverly Bandrup John Helke Ruth Ann Millenbal Walter Iwanshi Jon Parvin Bob Dolan Robert Rain Judy Mosher Joan Klappa THIRD ROW: David Kauth Jerome Kurz Myron Buss Carol Van Ert Judith Christian Mary Crain Caroline Karberg SECOND ROW: Clarence Thurber David Vichinski Linda Bastian Barbara Zurfluh Mary Baer Lois Mitchell THIRD RCW: Patricia Hodges Gene Janes Bill Schiebler Chuck Millenbah Mary Grab Delores Wallace Pat Madden Peter Backus SECOND ROW: Dorothy Peterson Nancy Boles Russell Moody Irene Almgren Kenneth Randrup Emily Morgan Barbara Rogers Barbara Cooper THIRD ROW: Lawrence Ver Voart Diane Backus Darlene Campbell Edwin Larson Ronald Arts Jane Gerry Patsy Rayone Elaine Griffin Ann Kurz 5ECOND ROW: Harold Oleson Jerry Gatz Tommy Sisco Arthur Eswein David Krehnke John Gilson Gary Keyzer FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Julie Zurfluh, Betty Raines, Arthur Schneider, Tom Perkofski, Jin Pa Charlie Lichty, Carl Ashburn, Pat Grode, Miss Sorenson PN ... A ,. Q THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Douglas Berryman, Andrea Driscoll, Julie Levendoske, Penne Rude, Judy E Jacqueline Schara, Roger Millenbah, Mary Lou Whitrock, Miss Tjepkema SECOND GRADE UWf Peter Heggd Carol Ziehew Marie Kauth, John Sweat. David Kilp, Ralph Williamson, Marcia Buckman, Barbara Meyer. Gail Stelzer Peggy Cahill BOW? Mary Wellman David Oilschlager Jimmy Hinz, Tommy Christensonh Barry Gilbert, Billy Fuhs, Susan Baer Leonard Morgan, Susan Love, Barbara Sonnenberg DWG Jacquie Hinz. Sara Dosen Billy Ashburn, Bonnie Hepp, Gene Loml Betty Grode, Patsy Wilm liamson Susan Edwards Lela Griffin Curtis Hagen Miss Wydra DW' Jerry bler HOW' Tommy Patsy UWf Jimmy Jimmy FIRST GRADE Wallace, Jimmy Eichsteadt Jimmy Rayomey Billy Karberg Ronnie Lichty, Karen Schie , Marjorie Campbell! Janet James, Frances Gavre Gilson, Jimmy Schulz, Eddie Kaplanek, Tbmmy Rogers, Linda Konieczki Kristin Haugen Ghiloni, Bobby Grab, Lorraine Doseny Danny Rudei Judy Schara, Joanne Helke, Linda Whitrack, Donald Belanger, Zurfluh, Jerry Perkofski, Bobby Gilson, Miss Wbcdzick Larsen, Sharon Allworden TRMTH ROW: George Hutkouski Gary Ruehl Deanna Oilschlager John Casey Jin Kurz THIRD ROW: Patsy Surprison Pat Surprison Laura Kauth Gerry Ghiloni Mary Levendoski 'HIRD ROW: Billy Hayone Bruce Krehnke Bobby Stensburg Bucky Nelson Gary Nilles ECOND ROW: Ton Cahill David Crain Susan Monson Karen Gilardi Lee Rogers Marsha Murgatroyd AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN SECOND ROW: Francis Morgan, Jin Whitrock, Janice Allomrden, Joanne Allworden, Ca Nelson FIRST ROW: Mike Gilbert, Bruce Berryman, Billy Bushlen, Edward Lindner, Mrs. Mu gatroyd MORNING KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Judy Handrup, Mary Meyer, Nancy Meyer, Susan Grab, Susan Campbell, M1 Zurfluh, Mrs. Murgatroyd mv, mu, ,--pf-f4-A...f,...z,5g- .. A , es fl WM 1 wah I9 BASKETBALL 5I 7C Conference Champs BASKETBALL TEAM A SECOND ROW: Bob Hutkowski, Ken Zurfluh, Dave Fields, Norman Leiser, Phil Larsen, Dave Hostvedt, Coach Jerry Kurz FIRST ROW: Jim Edwards, Jack Zieher, Ron Zurfluh, Frank Hayome, Jerry Foth VARSITY P 0 R T P 0 N E N T 46 Waupaca 49 36 Nekoosa 33 29 Wisconsin Dells 26 66 Plainfield 41 58 New Lisbon 56 62 Omro 34 45 Wautoma 30 63 Montello 29 53 Alumni 51 67 Marathon 48 51 Nekoosa 50 67 Adams-Friendship 22 65 New Lisbon 45 57 Green Lake 28 44 Plainfield 43 58 Westfield 38 29 Wautoma 35 63 Marathon '55 60 AdamsQFriendship 30 1033 894 TOURNAMENT 58 Almond 44 41 Amherst 57 99 101 Won 186- Lost 3 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Big Team Player Field Goals Free Throws Totals Zurfluh I 122 63 307 Bayome 63 60 186 Foth 69 31 169 Edwards 61 24 146 Zieher 55 34 144 Larsen 33 31 97 Hostvedt 12 4 28 Fields 9 5 23 Leiser 5 11 21 Zurfluh 5 1 11 Totals 434 264 1132 ... A H BASKETBALL TEAM B SETS SECOND ROW: Bob Hutkowski, Jim Green, Jack Hamilton, Gerry Hutkowski, Keith Wellner, Toby Coldwell, Frank Ticknor, Mr. Hagen FIRST HOW: Bill VerVaort, Dave Fields, Vic Sandman, Ken Zurfluh, Dan Karberg SEVENTH 5 EIGHTH BASKETBALL TEAM SECOND ROW: Cal Hagen, Chuck Hepp, Edward Wellman, John Crain, Floyd Kauss Carl Schiebler, Henry Seine, Willard Leiser, Mike Backus, Ton Grade, Dennis Odeikirk, Mgr. FIRST ROW: Jerry Keyser, Sonny Morgan, Don Green, Bob Rogers, Don Gilardi Leland Kulincki, Frank Peterson G'BH TEAM PORT OPPONENTS ' 23 Waupaca 26 28 Nekoosa 27 27 Wisconsin Dells 33 15 Plainfield 26 24 New Lisbon 39 28 Omro 29 35 Wautoma 20 19 Montello 26 26 Marathon 43 20 Nekoosa 33 35 AdamseFriendship 30 44 New Lisbon 32 44 Green Lake 10 41 Plainfield 26 30 Westfield 23 26 Wautoma 35 32 Marathon 30 -igL- Adams-Friendship '-32- 537 510 Won 9 U Lost 9 Player Field Goals Free Throws Total Points Karberg 47 43 137 Zurfluh 39 20 98 Fields 36 19 91 Sandman 22 10 54 VerVoort 21 6 48 Hutkowski 10 10 30 Coldwell 7 6 20 Green 6 4 I 16 Hamilton 5 l I 3 13 Oleson 3 4 10 Wellner 2 3 7 Ticknor 0 0 0 Totals 198 L 1 127 425 INDIVIDUAL SCORING 'SBH Team ll 'I Uforwardl THE SENIORS Frank flforwar-dl 2nd Team A11 Conference Forward uJerryu fGuard7 Honorable Mention Conference uRonH fCenter7 All Conference Center 'Haven fGuard9 'Qi 3 V I' .. HV., ,ENE is ,Ei ,im is a 1 G :2' ! ,gg if 2:52 ai ,an Q2 E R . fy 5 'QA QQ ,435 'Q iii!! ill Q f. .2 af G ,-bww- R , l I I in 'R a .4 ' 'T Egiwiib gg 'S Q' D. Hastvedt, R. Zurfluh, F. Hayome, N. Leiser, J. Foth xxx! sunny. 'OK- ,L M QW y wif ' siiij,- -E .1?fE:':' 55fi.e:71'ff3E - ff' Ff H ,.,. 9 ,,.,., A . 1 ,f ,.,.. . A 421 f , ,,:,: L ,.,.,..., -..W :aj ,WU W , , ww X 433-'E 3' g fkjv !,'. Av My V as 0 xg .SQ 5 it-. Q, M.. -xv, FOOTBALL Dave Hutkowski, rry Je Green, im J Kroll, Bob icknor, n T Frankli ColdwelL by Tb ner, Well Keiih Kurp Jerry Coach UBTH HOW: FO Voort Ver Bill Saeger, Seebruck, Larry HutkowskL b Bo her, Zie Jack rlson, Ca Don Fields, Dave rberg, Ka Dan S. m Edward Ji uh, Zurfl Cf! K ROW: THIRD ndman Sa Vic rfluh, Norman Zu Ron Larsen, Phil th, Fo rry Je Gavre, Dick ton, mil Ha Jack eson, le OZ Hanneman, O Tom edt, tv Has Dave D HOW GV SEC FOOTBALL Three days before we turned to our books the football team re- turned to school to begin practiceo There were 27 boys at that first practice, They got back into there old form with a few laps around the track, blocking, and some tackling. Of the 27 men that came out the first day, 5 were returning lettermen, they area David Hostvedt, Ron Zurfluh, Jerry Foth, Dick Gavrey and Phil Larsene Other candidates are as follows: Dutch Karberg Jim Edwards Corky Zurfluh Larry Seebruck Vic Sandman Norman Leiser Jack Schoenberger Don Carlson Dick Oleson Tom Hanneman Bob Hutkowski Bill Allworden Dave Sager Jim Green Jerry Hutkowski Jack Hamilton Toby Coldwell Keith Wellner Frank Ticknor Bill VerVoort Bob Kroll STARTING LINE UP: SUBS WHO SAW REGULAR ACTION ARE. RE U Jerry Foth Jim Green LE Q Ronald Zurfluh Larry Seebruck RT - Tommy Hanneman Bob Hutkowski LT Q Norman Leiser Corky Zurfluh C A David Fields Donald Carlson RG - Richard Oleson Billy Allworden LG H Jack Hamilton QB W Dick Gavre RHB Q Phillip Larsen LHB - Jim Edwards FB S David Hostvedt TEAM SCORES PTS Q PTS Port --Q26wms- ----Plainfield-eww: ---- Port --u13-QQ- e---Wautomaau-Q ---34 PortQv--- Q-uu0-m-- -we-Omro---ee' ---12 Port :me-6:QQ- -uLmWestfield-we--an --21 Port -Q-- can-hem20 -QQQ -w-- AdamseFriendshipme-Q------ e-e Total PortQees65 Total Opponent----80 Won 2 S Lost 3 RI GIT HALF BACK HPhil Larson RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT END TACKLE GUARD Jerry n7bm uDichn Foth Hannemen Oleson FULL BACK uDave Hostvedt QUARTER BACK uDick Gavre CENTER HDavidH Fields LEFT HALF BACK lltlack ll Zieher LEFT LEFT GUARD TACKLE lltlachll flozziell Hamilton Leiser lltlin Il Edwards LEFT END llRon ll Zurfluh This is IT . R Je, It's going to be a first down. Whats so interesting over there boys? Time out for a drink Cof what'?J THE SENIOR BOYS Ron flfndj All Conference Fnd ia 'Da ve IFullbackI Conference Honorable Mention gl, fffenterj Dick 'J f'Larry N fGuard2 . Ozzie fTackleI Jerry fQuarterback2 Hand, d Team All 2nd Team A11 Conference Conference Baseball practice started this year when the snow melted The boys who turned out for that first night of practice were as follows April April May May May Dave Hostvedt Jack Zieher Phil Larsen Bon Zurfluh Jerry Foth Dutch Karberg Larry Seebruck Don Schultz John Lom Larry Leach 7C 1951 SEASON SCHEDULE Port Edwards at Tri-County Wautoma at Port Edwards Port Edwards fOpenl Port Edwards at Westfield Adams at Port Edwards Lineup for first Game! POS. C NAME Hon Zurfluh YEAR 1B Phil Larsen 2B Dave Hostvedt 3B Dutch Karberg SS LF Jack Zieher Vic Sandman DDCF Bob Hutkowski RF David Thomas P Jerry Foth TRACK Track season started when the snow melted. Mr. Koch our new teacher who has joined us in the middle of the year, is the new track coach. Boys Out For Track: Ron Zurfluh Corky Zurfluh Jim Edwards Phil Larsen Ditch Oleson David Sager Jack Hamilton Larry Keyzer Bill Ver Voort Keith Wellner Jerry Hutkowski Bob Hutkowski Track Meets For 1951 A. F. at Port April 24 Port at A. F. April 27 Conference meet May 11 at Wautoma Sectional meet May 27 at Stevens Point Radio Club Freshman Float Pep Assembly Intramural Basketball in . fn .mm OTIVITI ff5QDI5 Q H67w8'HV5 OM' Comes cum Nou. Mfr- Eg2'v'7f'l7 Jfo QLLZ Wok if LDV-5, K BAND Frank Dolan, Bill Buehler, Fitzgerald, Tom H. 5 Hutkowski, Bob Carlson, Don inz, H CCH J Odekirk, Dennis eyo, D Shirley W: HO FOURTH Hayome Pat ilson, G Anne telzer, S Janet ascoe, Mary P Wallace, Joyce eckim B aryann M sterkih O argaret Karberg, M aryann OW: M R D IR TH Joan Sandman, Vic Schoenbergen Jack Schneider, Pat ldwell, Co Toby Edwards, Jim Christenson, Barbara Vechinski, C O VI Lar Phil Vechinski, Bill leson, O Dick ostvedt, H David Foth, erry J Edwards, Sandra 1 Mosher lmgren, Susan A Gail Catherine Koch, Lom, laine E W: RO D ON SEC fli. Wip Janet lezander, ula A Pa Thomas, David Beckis, Irene ger, tsin Ge Carrie ilardi, G warden, Don ll A Bill VerVoort, Lorraine Spaulding Bonnie Hegg, Emerson, Eunice Saeger, Dave eese, R Susan user, ll H Wanda Yonko, Bunny Paulson, Gilson, Nancy argaret W: M RO FIRST H 'U u u N W0 -E u -A M A Sall 9821 H Marjean Koch Sec.-Treas. ---- Frances Foth Presxdent ---- Jerry OFFICERS: follows: 38 S WH dule U L u m H H 0 .S P I-4 M CD 5- 7 V1 5 -Q 5- I-4 U if :U 'U CU -1 CD M .LI 'U -4 IU H 0 BD N Q A I1- Q 5 94-4 O C O P1 AJ U 0 i-4 -1 'U GJ .C sa Ll v 'u G J -6 C CU -Q U 5 N u a 'r-I it w v R ti M w IJ L u 2: H GJ -D O AJ Oc Cramboree C th at Marched tember: Sep Concert MCS Christ cember: De games football and omecoming : H Season otball Fo A U N Q 2 w -Q E u U -H : L L 0 3 E Q u H S P- 2 KU N 52 JE N gh u L u 0 Q 0 O E LJ o LJ u fa DD O I Q-- 42 L W EL Z UD -4 A U I-4 P- 0.81 'I IE Do it right now Bill Lets keep in step now girls. Line up everyone GLEE CLUB if jR1H BOW, Gail Almgren, Mary Pascod Barbara Christensen, Jannette Bredl, Margaret Gilson, Jean Schier Marjean Hegg Maryann Beckis, Shirley Deyo, Elaine Lam, Rosalie Arendt, Jean Hinz Paula Alex- ander, Sally Eichsteadt IRD BOW, Joyce Wallace, Susan Mosher, Bonnie Hegg, Muriel Beamish, Barbara Wulf, Eunice Emerson, Roberta Hamilton, Carol Hanneman, Joan Olson, Maryann Bredl, Susie Reese, Wanda Hauser, Judy Parvin, Maryann Karberg, Shirley Sigler :DND BOW1 Nancy Paulson, Germaine Lafler, Madelyn Kauth, Patsy James, Joan Vechinski, Bunny Yonko, Diane Dolan Alice Griffin, Carrie Getsinger, Janet Stelzer, Ann Gilson, Doris Neuman, Sandra Edward RST HOW: Joyce Randrup, Jannette Beamish, Lottie Rivers, Lorraine Spaulding, Janet Wipfli, Pat Schneide Helen Truesdale, Frances Koch! Catherine Koch, Roseann Hostvedt Margaret Osterkil, Mr Fitz gerald OFFICERS: President- - Rosalie Arendt Sect Treasurer- -A Janet Wipfli Student Council Q-mm-Frances Koch The Glee Club is made up of the High School girls The girls gave three concerts, the Christmas Concert, they sang for the P Tt'AHV the tourname 3 the Spring Concert The accompanist is Frances Koch The director is Mr Fitzgerald. 31310 H3 CS auaptsaad i11af V101 Aleqaxoag 1490 F OH gpangs JQIHSBBJL ?11!Wd d uasJn7 :MOH LSHIJ uaJSu1y .J 1 H903 .D 1 110091 1 Suxpznvds 1 Japgauqag 1 1npsanJl 'a s1an3g 1 'l?4J9190 1ff119 'u 'V D uos13 1 aquol .T 'Q N W 0 'I D r- 1 :MOH GNODHS 'ugnJnd Jaq1vy .S 12 spJnmp3 1 dnJpuvH .r 1 qsgwnag 1 IP7 131 1 1 0 G F v I u H- F, C N 03 o 5 Q ? m 'I Q n F. 2 Q Q m Q . :E D C m N 'I Q C0 n 3' - 0 1 N R w :MOH UHIHL 'r IPQJH .W 1 Sag 'B 34999 's oiaq 1 pua1y W u?H 'xapunxayy P932 SHJQJ U uvwauuog 1 osJawg 'u N UOSI!1Dd N ' J3qS0 H 'H ' Sa 'H Jauyyan 1 a3n11nM :MOH HLHOOJ 'W UOSIQD 1 'uosua3s31qQ 303Svd 1 UOSIJDD 1 1a2Jaquaoqog 1 9A J UA 110 .X 1 wnzflnz 1 UWUH 1 paagsoy W Ja3avg 1 'IIZMPIOD 119 ff 1u? Id Hld H :MO 'unwpung 'gqsaoqgny J3lq3Hg .F 1 JDMPH .Sp ZPJOMIIV 'u Jasgaq 1 'H Iflnz ,qu 194932 1 asJv1 'u auoivg 1 V301 1 snwoql 1 100 UU SHHOHD GHXIW PEP BAND SECDND BOW: Shirley Deyo, Dave Thonas, Lorraine Spaulding, Don Carlson, Mrs Fitzgerald, Ton Buehler, Bill Dolan, Toby Coldwell, Pat Schneider, Jack Schoenberger, Vic Sandman FIRST BOW: Margaret Gilson, Nancy Paulson, Bunny Yonko, Wanda Hauser, Susie Reese, Marjean Hegg, Eunice Emerson, Irene Beckis, Don Gilardi, Bill Allmorden, Bill Ver Voort, Dick Oleson The Pep Band's job was to play during all the basketball games during the basketball season They played marches and clever s ngs during these games. Student directors also took turns directing when Mr. Fitzgerald cou1dn't be at the games Those directors were: Frances Koch, Margaret Gilson, Marjean Hegg, and Pat Schneider. JUN IOB BAND RD POWZ John Crain, Ken Zurfluh, Mre Fitzgerald, John Helhe, Dan'Sandnan, Bobby Dolan, Franklyn Peterf son, Freddie Johnson, Tom Vechinski, Pat Vechinski IND POW: Lorene Stelzer, Mary Baer, 'Sam Griffin, Bonnie Hegg, Irene Beckis, Floyd Kauss, Henry'Seins, Ton Grade, Janice Zurfluh, Bobby Rogers, Lucille'Styka, Charles Hepp, Leland Kulinski, Ruth Millenbah, Barbara Bayonne, Joan Klappa, Norma Beckis, Dorothy Ruiter ST IUW: Karla Oilschlager, Jean Levendoski7 Karen Carlson, Don Gilardi, Carrie Getsinger, Helen Truesf dale, Judy Jesse, Carl Schiebler, Dave'Saeger Walter Iwanski, Patsy Ashburn, Jane Truesdale OFFICERS? Presiden ts --H---M -Danny 'Sandman - - - -'fDon Gilardi V. Pre si den tt Secretary? -m-- --'-Ton Grade Treasurer:-H --1 -Joan Klappa 'Dxe Junior Band played for the Band Mothers on February 22nd. 'Ihey played for P. T. A. on May ARCH ERY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: David Hastvedt, Vic. Sandman, David Hahn, Dave Saeger, Harry Swanson, John Lon, Don Van Ert, Jerry Hutkowski, Jin Van Ert, Dick Sigler, Mr. Kurz The Archery Club has been busy practicing all year so that when deer season comes around again they will be prepared. They practiced at Coach Kurz house shooting his moving deer. They also played archery golf on the football field. When the snow came they decend- ed into the school building and practiced ID the gym. They had a contest to see which boy could get the best score. Dave Hostvedt won. All the boys have to buy their own arrows. Club advisor 18 Coach Kurz. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ARCHERY STANDING: Carl Scheibler, Tom Grade, Ed. Wellman, Leiser, John Crain, Mr. Kurz, Ed Gavre Henry Seims, Mike Backus, Fred Johnson KNEELING: Bob Rogers, Chuck Hepp The ma1n purpose of thxs club was ShO0C1Hg at targets to see who could get the hlghest score. The one receiving the hxghest score was entitled to an arrow. SENIOR CAMERA CLUB SECOND ROW: Don Carlson, Mr. Tbtos FIRST ROW: Vic Sandman, Franklin Ticknor, Larry Secbruck, David Hostveat, Ronald Hamilton Senior Ball pictures were taken this year tohelp pay for the camera that was pur- chased by the Camera Club. Pictures were also taken of various activities, grades, and teachers. JUNIOR CAMERA CLUB SECOND ROW: Charles Hepp, Carl Schiebler, Franklyn Peterson FIRST HON: Edward Wellnen, Mr. Totos, Ton Grode, Mike Backus The Junior Camera Club was organized under the direction of Mr. Totos. The principle of the club was to get young students interested in photography. Time was spent learning how to operatea camera, developing pictures, and taking good snapshots. RADIO CLUB SECOND HOW: Ron Hamilton, Bill Allvorden, Dave Hostvedt FIRST HOW: David Hahn, Frank Ticknor, Dick Gavre, Larry Seebruck, Bob Hutkowski, Hr Totos The Radio Club spent time working on a transmitter and receiver. They an- nounced at football games and basketball games. During the noon hour at school they played records. They also set up the P. A. system that was used at the games. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB SECOND HOW: Joan Esvien, Donna Secore, Barbara Van Ert, Dorothy Hunter Marlyn Nllles Florence Johnson FIRST BOW: Miss Johnson, Geovanine Sahara, Judy Jesse, Janice Zurfluh Lucille Styka Jane Truesdale, Patsy'Perkofshi The Home Ec. Club, under the direction of Miss Johnson, is composed entirely of seventh and eighth grade girls. The girls have been very busy knitting mittens and stockings, crocheting dollies, selling candy and making table cloths and napkins for the Home Ee. room. r Vice President-- Secretary -------- Treasurer -------- Janice Zurfluh CLUB OFFICERS: President-------- -Lucille Styha Dorothy Ruiter Barbara Van Ert HI-LITES THIRD HOW: Jack Zieher, Elaine Lon, Joan Vechinski, Jean Hinz, Jerry Foth, Bob Hutkovski Mr. J. Kowaleski SECOND ROW: David Thomas, Vic Sandman, David Hostvedt, Jean Schier, Helen Truesdale, Don Carlson, Susan Reese, Nancy Paulson FIRST ROW: Dave Kassing, Marjean Hegg, Carol Hannenan, Janet Beamish, Margaret Gilson, Paula Alexander, Phillip-Larsen, Pat Schneider, Hose Ann Hostvedt, Catherine Koch, Sally Eichsteadt CLUB OFFICERS: President:--- ---- David Hostvedt Secretary:-- ---- Pat Schneider Treasurer:--'- ---- --- ---Vic Sandman Student Council Rep.: ---- Carol Hanneman Paula Alex The Hi-Lites was one of the first clubs to get started upon the return to school ander was Editor-1n-chxef and Phillip Larsen was Co-Editor. The H1'L1CeS 18 a non-prof1t club. The students receive free copies. The advlsor of the club 18 Mr. Koch. LIBRARY CLUB THIRD ROW: Maryann Karberg, Wanda Hauser, Joan Vechinshi, Joan Henke, Roberta Hamilton, Nancy Paulson, Bonnie Hegg, Jo Ann Olson SECOND ROW: Gail Almgren, Jeanette Bredl, Margaret Gilson, Shirley Deyo, Elaine Lon, Sally Eichsteadt, Jean Hinz, Karen Carlson, Miss Heidnann FIRST BOW: Darlene Kessler, Margaret Osterkil, Anne Gilson, Maryann Bredl, Irene Beckis Janet Stelzar, Roseann Hostvedt, Maryann Ruitcr CLUB GFFICEHS: President: ------ ---Jean Hinz Vice. President: ---- ---Wanda Hauser Secretary-Treasurer: ----- Joan Vechinski Student Council Rep.: ---- Margaret Gilson This year with the aid of the advisor, Miss Heidmann completed the revision of the card catalog. It was the duties of the members to keep the library in order, check books in and out for the students, catalog the new books and put them on the shelves and to put up different displays every month. Three parties were held during the year, an initiation party, a Christmas party and an Apr1l Showers party which was given by Miss Heidmann. DRAMATICS CLUB ROW: Zieher, Larsen, Rayome, Foth, J. Edwards, Thomas, Buehler, Hutkowski, Sandman, Kassing,'Schoenber Zurfluh D. Hostvedt H ROW: Wellner, Hahn, Coldwell, Wallace, Almgren, Pascoe, Christianson, M. Gilson,'Schier, M, Hegg, Beck Deyo V BOWi Eichsteadt, Hamilton, Paulson, Mosher, B, Hegg, Olson, Sigler, J. Beamish, Hinz, Alexander D HOW: Mrs, Crowns, M Beanish, Wulf, Vechinski, Yonko, Wipfli, Truesdale, F, Koch, Parvin, Karberg, Hee Mr Kowaleski 'ROW: S. Edwards Handrup, Schneider, Dolan, Kauth, Getsinger, Sielzer, A, Gilson, H. Hostvedt, Spauldi Ce Koch OFFICERS: President:-W-W ---Paula Alexander V, President: - meew-H-David Hostvedt SecretaryeTreasurerA-eeJudy Parvin The one act p1ay5'She Married Welln was presented in a contest at Nekoosa. We received a Cn ratin embers of the cast were! Paula Alexander. Jean Hinz, Frances KOChy Phillip L8rS6Hy Kenneth Zurfluh H Zieher , A comedy was selected for the annual three act play, entit1ed'4A1most Eighteen,H which was present ril 19th in the gym under the direction of Mrs, Crowns The Club advisor is Mrse Crowns. PEP CLUB 3TH PUW: Alngren, Pascoe, Bredl, Gilson, Hegg, Beckis, Deyo, Los Hinz RD ROW: Leach, lallace, Christiansen, Mosher, Emerson, Beasish, Carlson Arendt, Eichsteadt, Vechinski DND IUW: Wulf, Hamilton, Olson, Hannenan, Beasish, Karberg, Bredl, Hauser, Edwards, Randrup, Vechinski, Beclcis ST IDW: Yonko, Dolan, Griffin, 'Stelzer, Gilson, lipfli, Levendoski, Truesdnle, Spaulding, Koch, Host- vedt, Fitzgerald CFFICEHS: President!----A -a-s- Janet Wipfli V. Presidentv- ---- Bunny Yonlzo Sec. 8: Treas.:-----'Susan Mosher 'lhe Pep Club under the guidance of Mr. Fitzgerald had a very busy year. The Club sponsored many dy sales. 'Ihey also sold pins with the school and the purchasers name written on them. The Pep Club purchased new weskits and emblems for the cheer leaders. 'A number of humorous and some original pep plays and skits were put on by the different classes ring the basketball season. FORENSICS THIRD ROW: Phillip Larsen, Tom Buehler SECOND ROW: Bob Hutkowski, David Thomas, Toby Coldwell, Judy Parvin, Janet Stelzer, Anne Gilson, Sandra Edwards, Mary Beckis, Paula Alexander, Margaret Gilson FIRST ROW: Mrs. Crowns, Joyce Wallace, Mary Pascoe, Susan Reese, Jean Hinz, Diane Dolan Joan Vechinski, Pat Schneider, Marjean Hegg Under the d1T8CCi0H of Mrs. Crowns the Forensics Club was started in the second semester. The categories entered were! humorous declamation, non-humorous declamation, and extemporaneous reading. The local elimlnation was judged by Mrs. Johnson. Those who entered 1n the non- humorous declamatlon were: Mary Beck1s The Testn, Anne Gilson Soul of the Vlolinn, Mary Pascoe My Little Boyn, Susie Reese John Wynstanley Puts on a Straw Hat and Plays the Trombonen, Pat Schneider uSnow Goosen, Joyce Wallace Enjoy Yourself, Its later Than You Thxnkn, Davxd Thomas nCome unto Men. In humorous was: Sandy Edwards The Waltzn. In extemporaneous reading werei Margaret Gilson and Joan Vechinski. SIX were chosen in the local ellmination to go to the league. They were Mary Pascoe, Susxe Reese, Anne Gilson, Sandy Edwards, Joan Vechinskl, and Margaret Gilson. The league was held. Mary Pascoe and Joan Vechinskl received nA'sn. They went to Stevens Point for the dlstrlct contest. STUDENT COUNCIL THIRD BOW: Jin Edwards, Norman Leiser, Ron Zurfluh, Jack Zieher, Jerry Foth SECOND HOW: Barbara Van Ert, Carol Hannenan, Pat Vechinski, Gerry Wipfli, Mary Beckis, Paula Alexander FIRST ROW: Margaret Gilson, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Kovaleski, Frances Koch, Judy Parvin The Student Council is composed of students from the seventh through the twef'th grades. The representatives are elected by the members of classes and clubs. The Council started out this year with just the representatives of the clubs and classes. They in turn elected Frances Koch, Judy Parvin, and Margaret Gilson to fill the offices of president, secretary and treasurer respectively. They worked on the revised constitution this year. They also worked on and had charge of all the Homecoming arrange- ments. They ordered three movies and charged a small fee for them. They were as follows: The Last of the Mohicans,'3-March 6, Yellow Sky'3-April 17, and HScudda Ho, Scudda Hay'5 -May 1. The purpose of this organization is to give members practice in discussing and taking action in many of the problems which arise throughout the school year. They realize that the problems of making the school better is the students' problem as well as the tea- chers'. I CONSERVATION CLUB FOURTH ROW: Nornan Leiser, Ronald Zurfluh, Jin Van Ert, Frank Rayone, Jerry Foth, Jin Edwards THIRD ROW: Jin Green, Jack Hamilton, Harry Swanson, Kenneth Zurfluh, John Lon, Ronald Hamilton, Mr. Hagen SECOND ROW: David Thomas, Jerry Hutkowski, Larry Seebruck, Dave Saeger, David Hahn, Dick Sigler FIRST HOW: Don Green, David Hostvedt, Don Van Ert, Jack Swanson, Jerry Keyser, Dick Baer, Bob Rogers The Conservation Club meet every Monday. They saw movies on forestry and Paper making. They went to the school forest and cut some trees to clear the forest so the other trees had a better chance of growing. They also explored the Moccasin Creek. The advisor of the club is Mr. Hagen. G. A. A. THIRD ROW: Madelyn Kauth, Joyce Wallace, Mary Bechis, Joan Henke, Bonnie Hegg SECUVD ROW: Irene Beckis, Mary Pascoe, Karen Carlson, Janet Steltzer, Ann Cilson, Doris Newman, Miss Best FIRST ROW: Pat Vechinski, Alice Griffin, Dorothy Ruiter, Janet Wipfli, Dianne Dolan, Lottie Rivers, Janice Zurfluh This club was organized this year under the direction of Miss Best. Meetings were held on Monday nights. time. During the meet1ngs, basketball was played wlth teams being chosen for each I-IOMECOMING Maryann Bredl, Dick Gavre The Adams-Frlendshlp game on October 20 was chosen as our Homecomxng game for our last football season. The Football team elected Maryann Bredl as thelr queen and Dick Gavre acted as team captain for the game. The Homecoming events began with a Pep Assembly on Thursday afternoon during whxch the Queen was crowned and a pep rally was held. Immediately followlng the assembly the parade took place. Every class and club made a float for this parade, the hlgh school band played and 1n the place of honor rode the queen and captaln. That even1ng the tradltlonal bonfire followed by the snake dance took place. The snake dance terminated 1n the gym where everyone part1c1pated xn a record dance. Precedxng the game Frlday another pep assembly was held and then everyone adjourned to see the team beattheAd- ams-Fr1endship Green Devxlsn, 20-7. That evening everybody celebrated with a V1ctory Dance ln the gym. PrepaHng For Parade CORONATION OF QUEEN The Parade e Bonfire and Snake Dan f IH mll Q ll The starting line up for the Homecoming game Hal f -Time A Per fect Ending Q nm-4 br 5,3 V, '41 31-V M Www as wk awww J'Q32H:'f'? mm 'SZ M152 ff , Y Qi slgw ' WWW ,ga Ev 'M 5M, if Nm J UN I OR PROM On April 29, 1950, a large crowd enjoyed the annu- al Junior Prom and danced to the beautiful music of Hal Hen- nig and his orchestra from Wausau. The theme of the Prom was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.H Murals depicting the story covered the walls and the ceiling was turned into a winter wonderland,w1thstars attached to string hanging from the canopy. Revolving lights changed the colorof the scenes. King Ronald Hamilton and his queen, Pat Schneider were preceded in the grand march by crown bearers, Sandy Skutely and Jim Zurfluh. Chaperones for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Knezevich, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider. Pat Schneider, Ronald Hamilton Prom Royalty 19?? Posing Pretty Q - Sandy? Perfect Lady Frank Rayone, Frances Koch SEN IOH BALL The annual Senior Ball took place on December 2, 1950. The theme for this event was Stars are the Windows of Heaven' and the gym was appropriately decorated with stars, angels, and other celestial bodies. Music was furnished by the uSqu1res'H Queen of the Ball was Frances Koch. Beigning as her king was Frank Rayome.' Crowning the royalty were the Senior Class Presi- dent, David Hostvedt and his partner, Bunny Yonko. Chaperones for this occasion were--Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crowns Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hayome, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Koch, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Deyo. Harvest Festival THE PARADE S N A P S F R 0 M ' A L M 0 S T E I G H T E E N ' A 3 Act Comedy Presented by The Dramatic Clu Grand March Coronation ENES FROM THE SENIOR BA Y 'iq' M....X,,, if ,535 iwgmf tk HMM r- Z' fiiw ,Q 'SEZ ,wmww X i 5 me 5M an 5 5 Sf in nb' Ah! A Halloween Party Hard at Work What are you laughting at girls? Ah! Now for some sleep Nice work Duck fllistory Class? mmww- n ,,,, v..,.,....M-ff K WINTER WONDERLAND v- ' ,..,... Q .,... S Z' 1 -'-Q I , I? f -iii? urn MN' GOOD-BY J.E.H.S. - The Seniors 1950-51 Calendar SEPTEMBER 5--Back to school again. The students are busy getting acquainted with their new teachers and new students. 8--Seniors elected their class officers. ll--Happy birthday Barbara. 12--A new addition to the Senior Class is Bob Hutkowski. 13--The magazine sales start. 14--Happy birthday Bob S. 15--All school pictures were taken. Shouts were coming from the Recreation room. I wonder what it could be. Oh! yes, vaccinations and shots to- day. There was quite a turn out at the first Junior Dance. 22--Try outs for cheerleaders. The winners were: Joan Vechinski, Cather- ine Koch, Donald Schultz, and Sandra Edwards. 25--Magazine sales closed. OCTOBER 6--The first pep assembly of the year was held today. 7--Band Mother's Harvest Festival. Pat Schneider and David Hostvedt reigned as King and Queen over the events. There was a parade in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. 10--The first issue of the Hi-Lites came out today. 11--First Lyceum Program. 13--The fire bell rings and we all rush outside. Just a fire drill. The Seniors are all dolledH up today. Why? Fey Studios came to take the graduation pictures. 17--The seniors gave a fire-prevention skit. 19--Homecoming parade in the afternoon and dance in the evening. 20--The game was played with A. F. fThe best team won of course.l King Dick Gavre and Queen Mary Ann Bredl reigned over the events. In the evening, the annual Snake Dance was held. Happy birthday Jean Schier. 312-The faculty and business men gave a very nice Halloween Party for the students. Everyone had a good time. NOVEMBER 1-3--Everybodyys happys Why? Teachers Conventions s 5s2Seniors voted for the Seniur Ball Queens Congratulations Francess 100-An Armistice Day Program and getting out of school a bit earliers 13s-What a sad day for somes The reason? Report cards were given outs 210-Lyceum Programs Musicals 23GsThanksgiving Vacations 27-eSally Hs has left for her new home in Des Moiness Iowas Good Luck, Sally! DECEMBER 2Q+The Senior Ball with Queen, Frances and Kings Francis reignings The music was furnished by the6GSquiresw. 14--There were some pretty disappointed people todays 'Seniors received their graduation picturess Happy Birthday Jerry! 19--Mrs Fitzgerald's Band and Chorus put on a very fine Christmas concerts 20--Students from the Lincoln High Schoolls band and orchestra came uogive a very nice concerts We all enjoyed its 22-fParties are being given by the grades and high schools Everybody is happy because its Christmas Vacations JANUARY 8-QSchool resopens after a two weeks vacation. 15--Happy birthday? Bunnys ' 18 sOh! What a dreadful days Exams are starting todays l9usCompleted our exams and this is the end of the first semesters Well! Happy birthday Carol, and Jannettes 22--The Pep Club is out to make some moneys They started selling pins with the name and school on its ' 3002A Lyceum Program with electricity proved very shocking to some peoples FEBRUARY SQQA new teacher has been seen around this weeku He is MP0 Koch. He will take Mr. Kowaleski's place when he goes into the Armyo 6s-Pep Club sponsers alcandy saleu Ummmm, goodo 12-cClubs and Class pictures are takenn Mr. Kowaleski's last day hereo Good luck Mrt Kowaleski and we hope to see you around again sometime, l3Q14-uMan from the Employment Agency gave the Seniors tests in Corey Typ- ing and shorthands 20-sHappy birthday Elaine Lom! 23:uJuniors pick Prom Kingo Congratulations Bill! 26--Another Lyceum Program fascinated many of the students with Mangrum the Magician providing the entertainment, MARCH 1-fHappy birthday Lorraine and Ronnie Ze 2--Hurrah? The teachers have gone to a convention in Wisconsin Rapides a--Happy birthday Frank! 12wwAn elimination contest was held in the Little Theater for the Forensic Studentsh 15-QA Television movie was shown and also a demonstration of itu Five Senior boys went to Madison to the Basketball game, 16-- Happy birthday Margaret Gilson and Norman, 235-Just what we've been waiting foro The Spring Vacation, of course, APRIL , 2s-Back to school again after Spring vacation. Therels a bright light coming from the seventh grade rooms Why, Miss Kennedyy where did you get that? Itys beautifulo Congratulations? 5--Oh, what a horrible dayf The reason? Report cards againt 10'QWowE Look at the Senior girls todayy The girls attended the Annual Senior Teay sponsored by the AuA.U,Ww 14h-The boys and girls from Port made a fine showing for the tournament at Westfieldt We came back with seven star ratingsu Boy, Iyll bet that somebody canft wait til May 123 17--Long length movie NYellow Sky'2 It proved to be an interesting movieo 18--The Dramatics Club put on their annual play MAlmost Eighteen for the benefit of those who could not come to see it this Thursdays 19--The final playing of MAlmost Eighteenn presentedlnrthe Dramatics Club, 20--The Juniors give their pre-prom dgnceu By the way, the theme of their prom is MHarbor Lights'2 28--Lots of excited people today, Why? The prom? of courseu HAY 1--Long movie Hscudda Hoo, Scudda Hayon 5--Band tournamento Let's all come back with firstso 12--State Tournamento 19--Seniors go to Stevens Point to the Vocational clinica 31--At last! Wegve waited 12 years for this night. 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