Johnson Creek High School - Scroll Yearbook (Johnson Creek, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

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Ll- MR JOHN BITTNER NORTHERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE EDUCATION ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL MARENISCO, MICH B OLOGY GENERAL SCIENCE MATH EMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS LORRAINE KRABY JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL MIL wAuKEE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BACHELOR or MUSIC DEGREE SO CIAL PROBLEMS MUSIC NE I MR RENVILLE CHITWOOD PLATTEVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE U IvER ITY OF W S CONSIN BLUE RIVER UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ALGE BRA CHEMISTRY MR ARTHUR KAUTZA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MARSHFIELO HIGH SCHOOL AGRI CULTURE MISS ALICE SORUM MILTON COLLEGE DEERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH 4 2 gf RYA Hx, MISS ARDELL SMITH MR CARL SUNBY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILTON COLLEGE MILTON UN RICHLAND CENTER HIGH SCHOOL ION HIGH SCHOOL COACH HIS HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL ED TORY SOCIAL SCIENCES UCATION MISS FLORENCE TOBLER MISS EILEEN SCOTT WHITEWATER STATE TEACHERS WHITEWATER STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BRODHEAD HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND TYPING FORENSICS DRAMATIC WORK STENOGRAPHY 5 I' ivkg . JE 1, 9 Q' I' , ,ilk 'rl 4 54. In - 2 S ' J 3 I ' Q - J ' Af' .ws iq , ,- 3 S S 9 l l I i ' BETTE LEE STOLTENBURG SHE LOOKS LIKE AN ANGEL AND AcTs LIKE ONE Too, BUT You NEVER CAN TELL WHAT AN ANGEL WILL DO DORIS ZASTROW UP IN THE MORNING, BUSY ALL 11255, BUT SHE NDS TIME FOR WORK AND PLAY A E M SV JANICE STARK FAIR or HAND AND FAIR or FACE SHE MOVES ABOUT WITH PLENTY OF GRACE. RALPH UTTECH WITH TEACHERS AND KIDS HE REALLY RATES, BECAUSE HE'S A GUY WHO COOPERATES MARVIN SCHULD HE IS AN ALL AROUND BOY, A TRUE FRIEND TO EVERY GAL AND GUY. 6 'KM DOROTHY ROOS DoRoTHY's FRIENDLY AND SMILING wAv MAKES ALL HER WORK SEEM LIKE PLAY GLENN RABENHORST THE FARM HE'S DESTINED To STAY 'CAUSE HE IS AN ARDENT MARY QUEST SOMETIMES HAPPY, SOMETIME CONTRARY, VHATEVER SHE Docs SHE'S ALWAYS ouR MARY an ROY MEKELBURG LIFE as TEnIous FOR HIM, You SEE 'CAUSE SPEED ISN'Y HIS PHIL osoPHY JOHN LUND JOHNNIEVS QUITE A FOOTBALL PLAYER, HIS MANNERS ARE VERY FAIR 7 V X ig 1 V' EV, ON E MEMBER gr THE F.F.A. I s . ff X' W' MICHAEL HlGG.dJ THE RED HAIRED ROMEO OF OUR CLASS A FRIEND OF EVERY LAD AND LASS ROSEMARY KRAUSE IN scHooL sHE's QUIET, ouT suoz sHs1s A Ruov BETTY KLOCKOW THIS LITTLE LADY HAS DANCING Toss, PLENTY or CHARMS AND PLEN TY or BcAus ls J ARLETTA GENZ FULL or run AND FANCY FREE, JUST AS NICE AS SHE CAN BE ad JON FISHER HE'D ARGUE EARLY HE'D ARGUE LATE, WITH THE GIRLS HE REALLY RATES. 8 T EW? ROBERTA BUSS ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND A HAND, AS A HOMEMAKER SHEILL BE GRAND ALLEN BOETTCHER WITH HIS GIFT FOR TALK AND HAT SOME DAY HEILL BE A DIP PHYLLIS LAMBRECHT O BE A GREAT MUSICIAN, IS HER MAIN AMBITION. RUTH CROMEY GENERALLY HAPPY AND cAREFREz n SHE LIKES TO KEEP THINGS IN THE FAMILY. JUNE BLASING ALWAYS FULL OF HAPPY CHATTE , TROUBLE TO HER NEVER MATTERS 9 C , ' LOMAT. R PATRICIA BIETY ALwAYS STUDYING, ALWAYS BRIGHT, THATIS OUR HPATH FROM MORN TILL NIGHT. SHIRLEY ALTREUTER DARK EYES DARK HAIR THIS LITTLE LADY IS PRETTY FAIR SEIIIUII IIIIIES SHIRLEY ALTREUTER P B CLUB I 2 3 M, LIBRARY CLUB 2 3 M, GLB: CLUB I 2 3 M CLA o FICBB I 2 3 M D MATIC CLUB 3 M, NEWSPAPER CLUB 2 3-M FORENSICS 2 CLASS PLAY 3 PATRICIA BIETY GLEE CLUB U, CLASS OFFICER M DRAMATICS CLUB M ANNUAL STAFF M, NEWSPAPER CLUB U NE BLASING P B CLUB I 2 3 M, G C UB 2 3 M G , N ALLEN BOETTCHER F F A I 2 3-M BASKETBALL 2 3-M, NEWSPAPER CLUB M FORENSICS 2 3 M DRAMATIC CLUB 2 3 N CLASS OFFICER 2 3 OBERTA BUSS B CLUB I 2 3 M GL C U 2 3 M JON FISHER BASKETBALL 3 M, DRAMATICS 3 M, BAND I 2 3 SPORTS MANAGER I2 AR ETTA GENZ P P CLUB I 2 3 U, GLEE CLUB I G A A I 2 3 N, LIBRARY CLUB 2 3 U CLASS OFFICER U CLA PLAY 3 MICHAEL HIGGINS FOOTBALL 3-M, BASEBALL 2 3 M CLASS OFFICER 3 M, BASKETBALL 3 U F F A I 2 3 BETTY KLOCKOW P CLUB I 2 3 M C CLUB 2 3 M A A I 2 3 M, NEWSPAPER CLUB 3 M, FORENSI LIBRARY CLUB 2 3 M HOMECOMING QUEEN 3 CLASS PLAY 3 CLASS OFFICER 2 3 ROSEMARY KRAUSE 2, LIBRARY CLUB PHYLLI5 LAMBRECHT P CLUB M GLEE CLUB I 3 M G A A I 2 3-M, BAND I 2 3-M FORENSICS 2 3 DRAMATI UB 2 F H 10 - E - - - - - - ' - - - 3 SS F - - - 3 RA- - ' - I I - - ' s I ' . JU - E - - - ' LEE L - - 3 .A.A. I-2-3-N' BA D Ig L BRARY CLUB M3 F.H.A. I-2-3. - . . . - - 3 - - 3 - - 3 - - 3 - . R - PE - - - 3 EE L B - - 3 F.H.A. I-2-3. RUCH CROMEY - G.A.A. I-2-3-M. L - E - - - - 3 . . . - - - - - - 5 3 SS - ' - - 3 - ' - 3 . . . - - -M. - PE - - - 3 GL E I- - - 3 G. . . - - - - - ' CS 3-U3 ' ' S S S ' - - F.F.A. I- ' I. - PE 3 - - 3 . . . - - - - - 3 - 3 CS CL 3 . .A. I-2-3. N LUND F F I 2 3 II BASKETBALL 2 3 ll BASEBALL 2 3 II FORENSICS 3 14 DRAMATICS CLUB 3 FOOTBALL 3 M PRoM KING 3 HOMECOMING KING 3 J C LETTERNAN U BADGER BOYS STATE 3 CLASS OFFICER 2 3 CLASS PLAY RO MEKELBURG F 3,-I BASEBALL A Y QUEST P CLUB I 2 3 1+ B 3 A I 2 3 1+ DRAMATIC CLUB 3 I4 PRoM QUE 3 CLASS PLAY 3 GLENN RABENHORST F F A I 2 3 U NEwSPAP C B 2 3 N BAN I 2 3 FoRENSIcS 2 3 M DRAMAT CLUB CLASS PLAY 3 D OTHY ROOS P CLUB 3 II GLEE CLUB I 2 3 2 3 I+ FORENSICS 2 3 LIBRARY CLUB 3-I-I MARVIN SCHULD F F M BASEBALL JANICE STARK PEP CLUB I 2 3 M GLEE CLUB I 2 3 U NEWSPAPER CLUB 2 3 U DRAMATIQS CLUB 3 H LIBRARY CLUB BETTE LEE STOLTENBURG PEP CLUB 2 3 1+ GLEE CLUB I 2 3-1+ Q A A I 2 3-ll NEWSPAPER CLUB 2 3 I+ FORENSICS 2 3 14 DRAMATICS CLUB 3-14 LIBRARY CLUB I 2 3-II F H A I 2 3 CLASS OFFICER I 2 3-I-I CLASS PLAY RALPH UTTECH F F A I 2 3 U DRAMATIC CLUB U BADGER BOYS STATE 3 CLASS OFFICER M YEARBOOK EDITOR U DORIS ZASTROW P CLUB I 2 3 3 1+ NEWSP UB AN FOR N AMATIC 3 M L RARY CLUB I 2 3 CLASS OFFICER I 2 3 CLASS PLAY HS IHE IIIHEEI IUIIIIS As the wheels start rolllng on September 3 1946 we the once weak and scared class of 1950 begln our Journey on the Road of Progress Wlth Z3 spokes 1n our wheel we are movmg along qulte rapxdly We are awarded w1th the Sp1r1t Cup and also wm the magaz1ne campalgn We are golng out of our way to v1s1t the State Pemtentlary at Waupun Three of the spokes have dropped out w1th the loss of Susan Kokolares Ph1111p Llnchs and Roberta Wendorf We have agaum regalned two w1th the enrollment of .Tohn Lund and Dorothy Roos The b1g spokes on our crusade are Joyce Last Dorls Zastrow Bette Lee Stoltenburg and Shxrley Altreuter Helplng to keep us on the rlght path IS our advlsor Mlss Peterson On Sept 2 1947 after a rest from our weary travelmg we have recuperated and are agam ready to make more progress Our blg spokes now are Bette Lee Stoltenburg Betty Klockow, Joyce Last, Allen Boettcher, Dor1s Zastrow and Shlrley Altreuter. We have 20 spokes 1n the wheel now. Mary Quest left us for several months on a tour westward, but agam returned to go on w1th us. Mlss Peterson IS stzll our gulde. James Kokalares has left us to Joln the a1r force. ll JOH -..A.---I --3 --53 -3 5 ' 1 S S - - 3 3 ' S 3. Y - F. .A. I-2- - 3 U. MR -PE ---QGLEE CLU I-2- -lI3G.A. . ---3 -3 EN 33 F'.H.A. 5 . - . . . - - - 3 ER LU - - 3 o - - 3 - - 3 IC 3-M3 OR -PE -3 -- 9 G.A.A. --s -s :F.H.A. 2-3. - . .A. I-2-3- 3 I. - ---3 ---s --s -s M3 F.H.A. 2-33 CLASS PLAY 3. - --s -- :----- 1 --s --3 I -- 9--A--5 -- I 3- ' --- ,,,9 S I 5 . - PE - - -H3 G.A.A. I-2- - 3 APER CL 2-3-N3 B D I-2'3'Mj E SIcs I-2-33 DR Y - 3 IB -2-3-U3 F.H.A. I- - 5 - - 3 3. , . 3 D ! 0 . I . 3 . - . . . . , 9 I ! . n . , AS THE WHEEL TURNS qCOHt1Du6dJ We have entered our homecoming float Let s Put Waunakee Thru the Wringer and won first prize One of our spokes is getting places fast Bette Lee Stoltenburg has won first place in serious declamation division Our next trip will be thrilling and adventurous as we have many things to look for ward to On Sept 7 1948 we have ZZ spokes in our wheel Rosemary Krause and Patricia Blety have Joined us Mr Thayer and Mrs Hrnjak will advise us this time and our big spokes are Bette Lee Stoltenburg Shirley Altreuter Mike Higgins Doris Zastrow and Allen Boettcher Another turn of the wheel found us on the entertainment route this time by presenting our Jr Class Play The name of it is Too Sweet For Sixteen It IS a comedy After putting on our play we are very proud that it turned out to be such a great success The wheel again turned for us and we were busy polishing the pebbles for our Jr Prom We set the date for April 30 and Bud Breitkreutz will furnish the music Our picket fence and tulips of every color As a punch stand we will have a huge windxnill Our group elects John Lund to reign as King and he chooses Mary Quest as his Queen Crown bearers will be Tommy Snyder and Carol Quest The fancy spokes in the court of honor will be as follows Joyce Last and Allen Boettcher Betty Klockow and Mike Hig g1ns Shirley Altreuter and Jon Fisher Rosemary Krause and Marvin Schuld In October our wheel took on a touch of glitter when we received our class rings A we come to the end of this year we are feeling tired and weary but our wheel still needs no repair It has come to our last year in old J C High We have traveledfar and learned many things This year we have a Senior Class Play to look forward to Our big spokes are still on the Job Bette Lee Stoltenburg Shirley Altreuter Arletta Genz Ralph Uttech Mike Higgins and Pat Blety Our guides are now Mr Chitwood and Miss Tobler Joyce Last and Arlene Olstad have left us There are now 22 spokes 1n the wheel We are working hard on our annual and have decided on a padded cover with less pages Our Journey is Just about at an end even though it is we will still keep traveling on our road of progress In later years we will remember our high school days and much of our credit for achievement will go to the days of our youth which we have spent here to gether in our own J C High By Mary Quest 12 theme will be 'In a Little Dutch Gardenn. The Gym will be decorated accordingly, with . . . . S CLHSS Ullll JUNE BLASING S umque gxggle to one of the next years Freshman glrls SHIRLEY ALTREUTER S ab111ty to slng to Marllyn Fllenxus ALLEN BOETTCHER Sablllty to irgue out of any lmposslble s1tuat1on to Gordon Latch when he makes hls da1ly call home BETTE LEE STOLTENBURG S sense of respons1b1l1ty and leadershlp to Betty Schroeder RALPH UTTECH S dr1v1ng experlence to Davld Koeppler BETTY KLOCKOW S left over boy frlends to Dora Lou Relndl MARY QUEST S over exuberance to Pearl Schlesner Thlnk she needs It JOHN LUND S manners to Wallace Schxlberg ROSIE KRAUSE S wlse after thoughts to Mar1lyn Hartwlg ROY MEKELBURG S attendance record to Mary Haumschlld PHYLLIS LAMBRECHT S muslc ablllty to Merlln W1tte May lt ald you ln play mg the tuba MARVIN SCHULD S carelessness to Ronny Kopp GLENN RABENHORST S farmlng experience to Earlyn Zlmmerman so he can ralse a herd of hls own ROBERTA BUSS S neatness to Hazel Krause PAT BIETY S dry humor to Marilyn Platz ARLETTA GENZ S ma11 collectlon to Janet Wendt RUTH CROMEY S shyness to Carol Fetherston JANICE STARK S complamlng ways to Mary Ellen Berkholtz DORIS YASTROW S danclng ab1l1ty to John Koser 13 JON FISHER'S ability to keep the teachers on their toes to Douglas Stoltenburg. ULHSS PHUPHEUU It IS June 1980 Another n1ne months of teachmg commerclal courses was over and a new cycle ln my career was about to begln For three months I was to travel lnto many states on an educatlonal lecture tour Thls was an exc1t1ng asslgnment because on the fourth of July I was to talk ln Johnson Creek on the Value of Independence Durlng my career the only one I had been able to keep ln contact w1th was Dorls Zastrow who was now Mayor Allen Boettcher s nght hand woman Mayor Boettcher s off1ce was located 1n the center of the downtown park I had always been sure that Dorls and Allen would make good They were both on the commlttee arrangmg for my arrlval so I had nothlng to worry about Soon the b1g day arrlved and as I sat on the Johnson Creek Llmlted I could not help but wonder what my fr1ends would be l1ke but before many mlnutes passed I was ln Johnson Creek As I got off the traln and stepped onto the platform there was Phylhs Lambrecht w1th her Cornet playzng Auld Lang Syne Mayor Boettcher and Dor1s were s1ng1ng the lyrlcs Phyllls IS now busy 1n her pr1vate school where she teaches muslc We exchanged greetlngs and declded to take a taxl to the home of Mrs Albert Spark where I was to stay We declded to patromze Ralph Uttechs taxl company when we read the touch1ng llttle verse he had hung above h1s stand It read Uttechs taxls are here to be hlred So take a rlde or the drlvers wzll be f1red We lured a tax1 drlven by the boss h1mself and consequently arrlved at Jamce s home 1n plenty of tlme to freshen up before golng to the park We walked from Janlce s home to the park Iremarked about how the streets had changed especlally the one comme' up from Main Street headed for Hlghway 30 Jan1ce 1nformed me that Roy Mekelburg had been appolnted as street cornm1ss1oner and was dolng a wonderful Job He takes great prlde 1n hls work As we walked I found out that Marvm Schuld had become the ch1ef park cleaner I remembered that 1n h1gh school he had been good at p1ck1ng thlngs up especlally bowl lng plns The park was before us It was a plcturesque affalr decorated ln red whlte and blue I was thrllled at the slght but then I saw another s1ght not qulte as 1nsp1r1ng It was a plump llttle man operatlng a candy shop We walked toward lt It was fllled w1th every type of candy and so was the proprletor whom I learned later was Jon Flsher After purchas1ng a Flsher spec1al called Jon the Atom Bomb Dorls Jamce and I were aga1n follow1ng the crowd down the mldway Dorls called my attentlon to the next stand only a few feet away A neon s1gn was proclammg for all to see Do you look a slght? Try Mlke' He makes you look alr1ght Imaglne my surprlse when I d1scovered that th1s was Mlke H1gg1ns That red crop of ha1r he owned had broughthlm fame as a ha1r styllst T1me was runnlng short so we dec1ded to head back to the playform As we walked toward lt I mentloned to my compamons What ever became of Bette Lee Sto1tenburg'P She was always a go getter ln school She st1ll IS rephed Dorls Rlght now she s over ln that booth takmg recru1ts for the army Sure enough there was Bette Lee energetlcally ravmg about the advantages of the A1r Corps and what lt offered to all young men She was so engrossed 1n her work that we dldn t bother her 14 . . . . . , , Q Q ' u n 1 1 1 1 I as - - 11 1 1 1 Q - 1 . ' ' so ' ' 11 1 1 1 1 . . . , . , . 1 ' o . I , ss 1 - ' 1 . . . . ,, . . . . . . . , . - 1 . -... O . . . . . 1 - 1 , 1 , - . 1 1 1 . I . 1 1 1 1 0 . . . -- H ,, . . 1 1 1 Q , . I sn - ' 11 . . . , . . . . H 1 1 ' ' 1 no - ' 11 - ' u ' 1 - - ' 1 1 11 - - 1 1 1 , . ' 5 . CLASS PROPHECY cCOHtlHU9dD We arrzved at the platform and 1mmed1ately Mayor Boettcher mtroduced me to the audlence for approxlmately one half hour Before I reahzed what happened I had begun and concluded my talk After my speech was over and I had descended from the platform I mentloned to my compamons th1s mother and her fam1ly She looked so fam1l1ar I sald he should sa1d Janlce Don t you remember Betty Klockow'? Qu1ckly my mmd returned to my school days Betty was the petlte l1ttle mlss who was always gay carefree and full of fun My thoughts were lnterrupted when I caught slght of a low long sedan whlch drove 1n the dr1veway An attractxve blond stepped out and over the loud speaklng system announced that Mayor Boettcher was wanted 1n C1ty Hall xmmedlately It seems John Lund who has been elected Mr Flrecracker of 1980 was to lead a parade through town to Trachte Park but there was a cute blond who was walkxng ln frontof hlm and John forgot h1mself and led the parade mlles out of the way Mayor Boettcher told h1s chauffeur Mary Quest to locate John and try to lead h1m back to the park It was a d1ff1cult asslgnment but before we left the park that day Mary had lured John home As we contlnued walklng we notlced an odd mechamsm called a Loop O Plane operated by Sh1rleyAltreuter and Arletta Genz Arletta lured 1n the gentlemen cus tomers and once xt started operatmg Shlrley scooped up all the loose change wh1ch happened to fall from the unsuspectmg male customers pockets We thought thls r1de was a llttle rough for us so we declded to have somethmg to eat were m1x1ng together some unusual concoctlons but soon they got the better of us and we set out to look for a cold drmk stand The cold dr1nk stand was operated by Dorothy Roos and Roberta Buss Whlle we were wa1t1ng for our cold drlnks I notlced across from the park a huge br1ck bu11d1ng The slgn whlch hung over the entrance gate read Krause s Crowded Quarters What s that I asked Dorothy An old folk s home she replled It seems that Ros1e had been proposed to but she took too long to say yes She was now runnrng a home for the aged By thls tlme we had f1n1shed our drmks and started on our way home Just as we were about to leave the park we were stopped 1n our tracks A powerful vo1ce over the loud speaker was announclng Rabenhorst s Racmg Rabblts Come see these amazmg httle carrot cravers Only a nlckel to watch th1s amazmg spectacle Well naturally we had to see Glenn s rabbxts so we retraced our steps and pald h1m the f1ve cents When the race was fmxshed we were determxned to leave We made our way through the crowd and flnally got outslde the gate Mayor Boettcher s car was there and we were taken sw1ftly to Jamce s home Hastlly we pxcked up my luggage and started for the tram depot Sayxng good bye to Mayor Boettcher and h1s welcommg commlttee and all those who had made my day successful I boarded the Johnson Creek Llmlted Yes none of my classmates had become world famous yet they make up for what Amerxca represents 15 . . .-,, ..,,, ..,,S We found a small sandwich booth operated by June Blasing and Ruth Cromey. They FIRST ROW K BANECK R WICKMAN E ZIMMERMAN R KOPP C KRATZ SECOND ROW NBY E DORN S BE MKE HLKE MER K D Muc PLATZ Miss SORUM THIRD ROW B SCHROEDER G ScHLssNER H STAUDE C BRAuNscHwusa JUHIUH CLHSS Tune passes qulckly and we now f1nd ourselves on the thzrd step of the ladder We started the year by electlng the followlng off1cers Presldent .Tohn Koser Vlce presldent Ken Baneck Nancy Ghtzky Secretary Carol Braun schwelg Treasurer Earlyn Zlmmerman Student Councll Representatwe Donna Mucks Reporter M1ss Sorum and Mrs Sunby are our advlsors We are sorry to tell of the loss of elght members of our class They are Florence Behlke Georg1ann Behlke Rosemary Remdl Corvln Jaeger Dean Freson .Tune Hemke Don Yahn and Tom Blety Our float You Need Overhaullng Waunakee brought us flrst prlze ln the Homecorrung Parade We also took the honors 1n the annual magazme campazgn Th1s was our th1rd consecutwe year to w1n M1ss Sorum and Mr Sunby agaln pushed us along for the blue rlbbon Slxteen IS Sprlng a typlcal teen age play was presented by the .Tun1ors on February Z The annual Junlor Prom w1ll be glven May 12 .Terry B1ll1ngton S band w11l provlde the musxc The decoratlng plans have not been completed at thls txme We ve had a great year The thlrd step of the ladder wlll be a memory a happy and exclhng one 16 H fi -s Q , w I ff' HLA I A je , if - , ,J x : . , . , . - , . , . . : MR. SU , - , . LL, J. HE , G. Bs , E. KRA , N. GLnTz Y, . Ks, M. I ' I v , . , . , u , M. ORTWIG, C. HARTWIG, F. Suxow, W. HAAS. D . . . : . , 3 ' - ' , 5 ' , 3 - ', : ' , ' ' 5 Y 0 0' n D . I . I ' y ! Y ! . 0 u - n - ' ' ! I so ' ' ' xv - - , - . . . . . , . , . . FIRST ROW N ZAsTRow D KRAUSE W SCHULD M W TTE B ORTH E WOLF MR KAuTzA OND ROW J CLIFT G TCH o PLER NDT FILENIUS BUCHART R KLENKE E SCHROEDER THIRD ROW I GENZ J HIGGINS J ORTH B FLA H HoRsT D PlTTERLE R KLAUSCH W SCHLESNER M Voss R STREICH W SCHILBERG K Buss J CROMEY SUPHUIIIUHE IILIISS We entered I C H1gh as sophomores on September 13 1949 Mlssmg from our c1rcle was Betty Tessman, but to make up the dlfference, .Tack1e and Beryl Orth Jomed us As elect1ons aga1n rolled around these people were chosen to help Mr Kautza guxde us Presldent, Wayne Schuld Vlce presldent, Darryl Krause, Secretary James Chft Treasurer, Wallace Schzlberg Student Counc1lRepre sentatzve, Claudette Flsher Reporter, Elna Schroeder To start thlngs rolling, we sold soda, etc at games, sponsored dances, went roller skatlng and d1d other thlngs for our enjoyment and our treasury As the year draws to a close, we leave behlnd us many happy memorxes and look forward to our remalnlng years hoplng to make them a success 17 I g . , . , . , . I , . , ., , . . SEC : . , . LA , J. K EP , J. WE , C. FISHER, L. , D. , . , . . g . , . , . , . T , E. SCHENKE, L. SCHOENIKE, V. ELSE, M. HAuMscH1LD, H. KRAusE. FOURTH ROW: D. RABEN- . . . , ' . . , . , Z . Q . - . . 1 U S U I . - FIRST ROW MR BITTNER C BUDIG, D BUERGER W JAEGER M SCHULD, R SCHUENKE N OLSEN G MOLDLENHAUER M ss SMuTH SECOND ROW D Suxow J H MK: J HEMK: C FETHERSTON, P SCHLESNER E LAUERSDORF D UTT:cH J ScHuLz S Dlnxsz M F1LENnus REINDL L PITTERLEa M KuTz G Amanoss THIRD ROW V Fuznsnnmosn M HARTwnG LAUERSDORF, R NELSON D KOEPPLER R MEKELBURG B VALERIO P KOPP F NELSON STAUDE J TRIMBORN J DETTMANN R Kzeszn E UTTECH, G SCHILDBACH L QuzlsER LIEBE FRESHHIHH ULHSS On September 13 1949 the Freshman Class started the1r Journey together w1th an enrollment of 56 pup1ls The followzng days were qu1te busy, but soon we elected offlcers The majorxty agreed to the followlng off1cers Presldent, Faye Nelson, Vlce Presldent, R1chard Nelson, Secretary Carol Fetherston, Treasurer, Jean Hemke, Reporter, Mary Jane Schuld, and Student Counc1l Representatzve, Kenneth Ohrmundt Throughout our year we lost a few members from our class Much to our regret Barbara Larson, Suzanne Germundson, .Tan1ce Sterllng, Robert Heger, Esther and EdW1n Lauersdorf left us S1nce Robert Heger was our org1n1al reporter, we had to elect a new one to take hls place However we are very happy to welcome a new member, Betty Bmger We also had a number of partxes and dances whlch everyone enjoyed We look forward to our next year hopzng our next year s adv1sors w11l help us as much as our Freshman adv1sors, Miss Ardell Smlth and Mr John B1ttner 18 T : . , . . , . , . . , . , . , I . g . , . E , . , . t . , a , . , 0 , . , . , D. , . , . , . . : . , . , E ' ' J ' r f x - 9 I 1 I 1 S. OLSEN, S. LAMBRECHT, M. BERKHOLTZ, R. STENDEL. FOURTH ROW: J. VoRLoe, K. OHRMUNDT, D. , . , . , . , . . , . ' , W. . ! I . 1 D . , . . 9 in. be SEVENTH HHH EIBHTH GRHIJES ST ROW C NEuMANN C KEESER M MOLDENHAUER T MEWIS J HARTWIG A Flsn SS ScoTT SECOND ROW D Busns R cxsom W P LAUE RF U M MCGEE V WALTERS R LAUERSDORF THIRD ROW N KLETTKE L JOHNSON S KLAUSCH S MEYERS S CHRISTIANS D ROLLINS, D KRAUSE B KOPP M VESPER FOURTH ROW D WoLF D RABBACH M ELSE D SCHUENKE M BEHLING S WANDERSEE J KELLING J MESSMER S KELLING HHH HHH SIXTH HHIJES TEACHER MRS SIETZ 2.0 OF FIRE: loam-Q DIY! wmdiimq Lenin 'wang THIRD HHH FUUHTH HHUES TEACHER Mrs Prlewe SECUHU HDD THIRD GRHDES TEACHER M155 He1ser 21 HIHDERGHHTEH HHH FIRST GHHDE TEACHER Mlss Rlppe LEFT To RIGHT NEALE HOEFT BILL KOPP AND JOHNNY GEHLER The Johnson Creek Pubhc School Students wlsh to ex press then' appreclatlon for your pat1enc:e and loyalty to your Job ln every respect ZZ TO THE BUS DRIVERS: JC SCHUH STHFF Ed1tor Ralph Uttech Ass1stant Ed1tor Patz-1c1a Bxety Advlsor M1ss Tobler Sports Edmtors Ion Flsher Faculty Act1v1t1es Clubs C las ses Advertlslng C1rc ulatlon Managers C ale nda r Snapshots Ded1cat1on Class W1ll Class Prophecy Class H1StOTy Grade Rooms Adve rt1s1ng Make up John Lund Marv1n Schuld Bette Lee Stoltenburg Ruth C romey Bette Lee Stoltenburg Rosemary Krause M1ss S01-urn Mxchael I-hgglns Allen Boettcher Glenn Rabenhorst Roy Mekelburg Phyll1s Lambrecht Betty Klockow Arletta Genz Allen Boetlcher Dor1s Zastrow Patrlcla Bxety Mary Quest Dorothy Roos .Tune Blasmg Sh1rley Altreuter Roberta Buss CLASS MOTTO Honesty Is The Be st Pol1cy FLOWER COLORS Whlte Rose Blue and Sllver Z3 I I Janice Stark SEIIIIIII BHIIIJ ST ROW M ELSE J LLING ESER SCH KLEMKE S KELLI G IGGI S OND ROW S BELL D BUSKE K EPPLER D ZA TROW C FISH R W LM MRS KRABY THIRD ROW C BRAUNSCHWEIG S LAMBRECHT, G SCHLESNER D STAuoE, D RABEN HORST C HARTWIG V ELSE L SCHOENIKE J VORLOB, F NELSON M BERRHOLTZ FOURTH ROW 0 HILDBACH BENHORST C KRATZ M W JAEG J HARTVIG, D PITTER JUIIIIIR BHIIII FIRST ROW: P. Kopp, J. LEUBRE, D. KRAUSE, G. MOLDEMHAUER, E. UTTECH, R. WENDT, S. LAMSRECHT SHCOND ROW: J, HEMKE, J. HEMKE, G. KELLIHG, W. SHYDER, P. ROQLEY, J. WOLF, E. WICKHAH F. CHRISTIANS, D. HARTWIG, C. FETHERSTOL, D. WOLF. THIRD ROW: E. DoRw, B. KOPP, E. SCHUE KE M. PLATZ, W. WEBER, K. BOSS, J. DETTMANU, S. DIRRSE, M. FILENIUS, L. PITTERLE, MRS. KRAUY Z4 GlEE CLUB CM Q FIRST ROW: MRS. KRABY, C. BRAUNSCHWEIG, M. ORTWIG, C. HARTWIG, L. SCHOENIKE, P. LAMBRECHT P. BIETY, M. BERKHOLTZ, M. SCHULD. SECOND ROW: B. KLOCKOW, J. WENDT, J. HEMKE, J. HEMKE C. FETHERSTON, S. BELL, P. SCHLESNER, L. FILENIU5, D. BUCHERT, G. BEHLKE, 3, STOLTENBURG C. FISHER. THIRD ROW- R. KLEMKE L. PITTER , . G TZK S. ALTREU R, VA o LSEN J TH B FLA J STARK G AMBROSE M HARTWTG, E SCHUENKE FOURTH ROW UMSCHILD P KOPP F NELSON D TTMANN S L MBRECHT S E M FILENI NDL D Mu KS E SCHROED R QUEST B SCHROEDER HEWSPHPEH STHFF T L rau G o TT H A 'mow E OND ROW S BELL SCHRO DER C BRAD. CHWEI H R 1 T T RD R W M155 TOELER G RARE HORS AV V AT OLS 25 . , LE N LI Y, TE B. LER1 , S O , . OR , . TH, . , . , . . . : M HA , . , . , J. E , . A , . DIRKS , . us, D REI , . c , . E , M. , . . . C. Z T . A FIRST ROW: C. FTSHER, E, SQHROEDER, N. GLITZKY, B. STOLTENBURG, A. BOETTCHER, D. ZASTRUW, B.S-CTE. R,l-MBE cER,D.Zs .SC g. ,B. E , . f- 5 c., P. BIETY, M. Sc ULD, D. Muc s, J. CL F. Hl OV: ' . . , '. T, K. B .EC., C. KR Z, N. EH. DRFHHHTIU CLUB ST ROW Mass SCOTT C F R OEPPLER J V ELSE W SCHULD E SCHROED A BOETTCHER SECOND ROW B KLOCKOW J HEMKE J HEMKE C FETHERSTON, S BELL, G BEHLKE B STOLTENBURG, 5 ALTREUTER R KLEMKE B VALERIO THIRD ROW P KOPP F NELSON D Mucxs V FUERBRINGER D STAUDE K OHRMUNDT D ZASTROW M QUEST B FLATH J STARR FOURTH ROW HULD :ETY U H FISHER K BANECK G RABENHORST R SCHUENK FUHEHSICS FIRST ROW D PITTERLE G RABENHORST R SCHUENKE J LUND, A BOETTCHER MISS ScoTT SECOND ROW J KOEPPLER C FETHERSTON, C FISHER J CLIFT, B STOLTENBURG, D MUCKS E SCHROEDER, IGGINS HIRD ROW R LEMRE G AMBRQSE P KOPP, F NELSON, B SCHROEDER FLATH ELSE L SCHOENIKE FOURTH ROW D RABENHORST S LAMERECHT D STAUDE D KOEPPLER C BRAUN SCHVEIG C HARTWIG Z6 1 FIR : , . :SHE , J. K , . CLIET, . , . , . ER, . . : . , . , . , . . . , . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 S. LAMBRECHT, B. SCHROEDER, C. BRAUNSCHWEIG, C. HARTWIG, D. RABENHORST, L. SCHOENIKE, M. Sc , P. B , R. TTEC , J. , . , . , . E. : . , . , . , . . , . : . , . . , . . . , . J. H . T : . K , . , . . . , B. , V. , . . I . , - , . , 0 , . ' , . . -W.. LBHHHU CLUB I D Roos A GENZ M HAUMSCHILD B SCHROEDER N GLnTzKY C sRAUNscHwElG M ORTwxG ARTWIG ROW 2 C HERSTON S LL 1 Nl S D BDC T G BEH K STOLTENBURG S ALTREUTER J ORTH ROW 3 R MEKELBURG V FUERBRINGER D MUCKS D ZASTROW OPP ELSON CHUENKE NZ S R B KLocKow J WENDT C FISH ALERIO D RABENHORST L SCHOENIKE, B FLATH J BLASING Miss TOBL 6. H. H. ROW I: V. ELSE, M. BERKHOLTZ, D. Roos, P. LAMBREQHT, L. SCHOENIKE, C. BRAUNSCHWEKG, M. Onrwac, C. HARTwuG, Miss SORUM. ROW 2: B. KLocKow, J. WENDT, C. FISHER, J. KOEPPLER, J. HEMRE, J. HEMKE, C. FETHERSTON, S. BELL, J. HEMKE, D. REIWDL, P. SCHLESNER, J. SCHULZ, D. UTTECH, L. NLENIUS. ROW 3: G. BEHLKE, B. STOLTEHEERG, L. PXTTERLE, R. KLENKE, J. BLASING, R. CROMEY, D. ZASTROW, N. GLITZKY, B. SCHROEDER, P. KOPP, F. NELSON, E. SCHUENKE, S. OLSEN, M. HARTwlG. ROW M: D. Mucxs, M. HAUMSCHILD, S. LAMBRECHT, E. SCHROEDER, J. Hnaeams, H. KRAUSE, G. AMBROSE, M. QDEST, M. SCHULD, D. RABENHORST, A. GE z, I. GENZ. Z7 PEP CLUB ERLEADERS C BRAuNscHwf:1G N GLITZKY .J KOEPPLER HEMVE RO uzsv L RKHOLTZ osmmi R wa TWIG oos, P AMBRECHT RO 2 B ocxow .J NDT Sc U TZ C FETHER TON S BELL MKE I N L rn D BUCHERT G BEHLKE, B OLTENBURG S ALTREUTER, MISS SORLJM ROW 3 R KLE KE fmos UTTECH TTERLE OPP, F LSON E CHUENKE J TH FLA J STARV V FUERBRING HAUMSCHILD D ZASTROW ROW N ENZ HARTWI D RABENHORST, CHULD S AMBRECHT E SCHROEDER D MUcKs, J 5 1 G I H KRALJSE B SCHROEDER A Gr-:Nz 28 ST ROW F Suxow G RABENHORST ANEQK B TCHER R TEcH .J CLIFT MR KAUT OND ROW uxow DORN G T RArf NELSON .J VoRLoa D KOEPPLER G SCHILDBACH G SCHLESNER D STQLTENBURG R STENDEL D PITTERLE W ScHLEsrER THIRD ROW ERGER J CROMEY N ZASTROW W HAAS R KOPP FOURTH ROW W LIEEE L QUE: R M Hlcal RTH M TE ATZ Wo J Lu The offlcers for th1s year are Presldent Allen Boettcher Vlce Presldent Kenneth Baneck Secretary Glenn Rabenhorst Treasurer Ralph Uttech Reporter James Cllft and Sentlnel Floyd Sukow Mr Kautza 1s our advlsor for thls year Th1s year was started by taklng over the candy machlne Candy pop and hot dogs were sold at the football games Next came our Chrlstmas Card Campalgn To thls we added a new feature of selhng leather work gloves Part of the proflt from these sales have been used for the purchase of an electr1c welder Mr Kautza has set up a schedule for rrnlk testlng that IS worklng out very well Wlth our work well under way we feel sure that thls year wlll prove to be one of the most successful durlng the entlre hmstory of the Johnson Creek F F A 29 I A Xi . R L! ,. ,S x I FIR : . , . , K. B , A. oET , . UT , . , . ZA SEC g D. S , E. , . LA SCH, E. K TER, R. , . , . , H. STAUDE, F. SCHLIEWE, R. KEESER, M. SCHULD, R. MEKELBLJRG, R. STREICH, W. SCHILBERG, D BU , . , . , . , . . : . , . SE , . NS B. O , . WIT , C. KR , E. LF, . No. i:n l:n flu . . : . , , . ' , 5 , 5 , P 0 ! I Q FUUTBHLL SUUHIJ I I Guns LD ANECK LF K KRATZ W HAAS ROW 2 D SUK w W SCHILBERG G SCHLESNER D KRAUSE F Suxow W SCHLESNER D P ERLE W L L QUEISER BACH D KOEPPLER T HE HALF 30 ROW : M. H G , W. SCHU , K. B , E. Wo , J. OSER, C. , . . g . o . , . , . , . , . , . ITT , . 1555, . MANAGER. ROW 3: MR. SUNBY, J. TRIMBORN, R. KEESER, D. BUERGER, W. JAEGER, L. ScHLlEwE, G. SCHILD , . . AT W BHSHE BHLL H SUUHD I QSER W A BOETTCHER E Z1MMERMAN M Hleelms G MOLDENHAUER ROW 2 MR SNBY J F1sl-:ER OPP N K U T D r ANDD STOLTEN suns MANAGERS f BHSHETBHH B SUUHIJ 1 H LBERG U RGER SEN, Nm: 1 TN STAU E RHUNDT W SCHULD ScH1LosAcH, J VORLOB D Suxw 31 'I' ll 7 7 ROW : J. K , E. ol.F, . , . , . , . . : U , . , R. K , K. BA EC , D. KRA SE, W. HAAS, D. S Auos, E, OR., . i A v 4 , xe!ll'l5 .i!MII,E' i H 7 7 ROW : W. Sc I , D. B E , N. OL R. SCHUE , MR. B T ER. ROW 2: H. D . K OH 1 , . , G. . , . O . FUUTBH11 This year the Johnson Creek football team won the Madison Suburban Conference Championship w1th six wins and no losses This has been the first championship for Johnson Creek High School SIHCE they had a 6 man football team Opp Se t Z3 Black Earth There Sept Marshall Here Oct Deerfield Here Oct Black Earth Here Oct Marshall At Deerfield Oct Deerfield There BHSHETBHLL Nov 15 The season s opener was played at Creek with Palmyra Trail ing 19 9 at halftime Palmyra soared from behind with Z2 points in Koser Creek center collected 11 points to lead the scoring column Nov 18 Creek traveled to Marshall only to meet defeat Marshall took an early lead of 28 5 Loose defense was the main fault Ken Baneck led Creek scorers with 10 points Nov ZZ Johnson Creek played host to the Belleville five whom they easily defeated in non conference play The final score was 39 19 Creek led Belleville Z0 10 at half time and easily held down the rest of the game Ken Baneck Creek guard led scorers with Z1 points Nov 29 Creek s next game was with the Alumni by whom we were de feated Creek had a lead at the half of 13 10 ln the last period the Alumni gave a surge and the team was unable to hold them The final score was Creek Z4 Alumni 37 Jerry Moldenhauer led Creek scorers with 6 points ec Creek traveled to Waterloo with high Splflt We were again defeated but gave them a very good fight The halftime score was 14 17 in favor of Waterloo Ken Baneck led Creek scorers with four buckets and four free throws The final score was Creek 18 Waterloo Z3 32 .T.C. . p . 30 12 . 30 36 Z0 . 7 ' Z7 0 . 14 40 15 . Z1 ' 31 7 . Z8 ' 62 8 the last period while limiting Creek to 11. Final score 31-30. .Tohn D . 2 D C 3 We playa d a game on Saturday nlght thls ye 1r a non confercnce h C ml: d 1 W1tl1CT6,L1Q traxehn OVC1't1IC,1L Our te im was no match fu Cambrldge s great heu ht Creek gave them qumte a battle vu 1 h1lft me score of Z0 Z5 The flnal SCOIG was Creek 41 Canlhruduf '23 John Koser led Creek scores w1th 14 po1nts Dec Cru k next played host to Deerfleld whom we eas1ly defeated on our norne floor The 1.11131 score was Creek 55 Deerfleld 32 lhf halttxrne score was Z9 11 Gerry Moldenhauer and Ken Baneck D c 13 For the nf xt game Creek traveled to Palmyra The halftxme score was Creek 22 Palmyra Z7 Palmyra outscored us ln the last nal' and the flnal score was 34 47 Ken Baneck led Creek corers vutn 12 poxnts Dec 16 For the next game Creek traveled to Sun Pra1r1e where they played a very close game but lost ln the last seconds of play Creek was outscorc d ln the flrst quarter Creek outscored Sun Pra1r1e ln the three remalmng quarters but wasnt qulte enough to put them ahead The f1nal score was Creek 47 Sun Pralrle 48 John Koser Creek forward led Creek scorers wlth 15 po1nts Jan 6 Aft r Chrxstmas vacatlon the team came back restedand full of pep Cret k s game waswlth Marshall who we were out to upset be cause of the beatlng they gate us the flrst tlme The team played good ball but could not put off the attack Creek lost 40 47 Ken Baneck led the scorers wxth 16 polnts Jan 10 Creek traveled to Jefferson to play the annual battle between Creek and Jefferson Creek played a hard game but could not get accustomed to the large floor at Jefferson The half t1me score tled up 21 Z1 but 1n the last per1od Jefferson loped ahead to defeat us 38 48 John Koser Creek forward led Creek scorers wlth 14 polnts Jan 13 Creek s next game was w1th Deforest who they defeated by the narrow marc m of 46 45 Creek had a lead at halftlme of Z8 Z4 and held the lf ad to the end. Jan Z0 Creek was host to Verona, who defeated Creek 34-39 Creek lost thr-s game to loose ball handllng and poor defense. The half tlme score was Creek 15, Verona 18 Gerry Mouldenhauer, fresh man forward led Creek scorers wlth 11 polnts. 33 e . , 1 ? 2 ' ', 2 g - 1 wit :ei . ri g f, ' 1 2 V ' g A ' -. 'z ' , .: -r ' 'Av1', 7 'g . .- - ' . th . .5 5, ' - . ' ' ' . ' I - , V, , V . . f: , , . 1 .1 ' -- - 1 ' . . . , . 3 L 7 .. Q V - . led the Creek scorers with li' points apiece. e . . 4 N , , . . ' V ' 'I Q 1 I . . .. , . s f' ' ' . u Y f Y 1 - A . . , . l ' . ' 2 - , ' - . , , . O . p . 4 - 1 . 'g 1' ' K , - Y I 1 Q , . , ' I - 1 1 ' - , , , l - , r . - A - . , 4 - 3 ., Jan 27 Creek traveled to M1ddleton where they were hampered by the low roof and could not h1t the basket The team played good ball but lost 41 42 The top scorer for Creek was Ken Baneck w1th11 po1nts Mlddleton had a half tlme lead Z3 18 Fe 3 Creek s nest game was wrth Cambndge and was played at Creek Agaln Creek was defeated by Cambndge s great he1ght Eddle Wolf Creek center led Creek scorers wlth 13 po1nts The f1na1 score was 38 51 Feb 7 Creek played Jefferson and beat them 1n an overtxme Jefferson was shghtly hampered by our floor Creek led 33 24 at halftrme Fmal score was 59 59 In the overtlme Gerry Mouldenhauer sunk a fleld goal whlch won the game 61 60 Gerry Mouldenhauer led scorers wzth 19 po1nts John Koser had 18 Feb 9 Johnson Creek next traveled to Mxlton Umon where they played a good game At the halft1me Creek was leadmg 27 16 fznal score was Creek 47 Mllton 48 Ken Baneck led scorers wxth 19 pomts Feb 10 Creek played Oregon for our last conference game Creek took an early lead and easlly held It to the end of the game Gerry Moldenhauer had 13 po1nts for Creek and John Koser had 12 F1na1 score Johnson Creek 43 Oregon Z9 BHSHETBHLL IUUHIIHITIEHT Creekwentto the Whltewater Walworth Dlstrxct Tourney where we played our f1rst game Wlth Cllnton We were defeated 47 36 Gerry Moldenhauer had 15 po1nts for Creek Creek s next game was wlth Whltewater College I-hgh whom we defeated 41 35 Gerry Moldenhauer agaln led the Creek scorers wlth 13 po1nts Next we traveled to Walworth where we played Darren for consolatlon honors We won over Darren by a 58 48 score Gerry Moldenhauer aga1n led the Creek scorers wxth 16 po1nts 34 U . 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S A D D, : : : : I Q A , Rf 1 , X , 1 x A , -X A K' f ' 'lf if l'X2j'lll gqzlfll X . lx' I ' LST: 4 l x I The Important thing ln education IS how well you employ that which you have learned LADISH MALTING C0 Zoagmmiatea ide 7950 Qzaafacztee JOHNSON CREEK HIGH SCHOOL RVOUAUT G NERAL OFFICES MILWAUKEEI WIS 0 af E 1 , CONGRAT ULATIONS To The Semor Class of 50 FUNERAL SERVICE AND FURNITURE 607 Mam Street Watertown W1scons1n Phone 150 HEIIRU HHFEHIEISIER Congratulatlons Semor s' MHHSFHLDS STHTE BHHH Johnson Creek W1s Tel 129 BUWMHH DHWU CUMPHHU Watertown Rxpon Ne111sv111e We sell feed We buy eggs Tel 122 Johnson Creek Member of F. D. I. C. gw ITHJ I NAM IAN! 1 Compllments of STUPPEHBHCHS SHUSHGE UU Jefferson Wlsconsm Phone 420 pl Compl me:-nts ot 'Q .,,3 'f,:l!q?f5-1-f HITHHDU FUHERHL SERVICE Folt Atk1n5on Wm Phone 690 L J W '-sg.. HEITZELS THVEHH Soft drlnks Clgars Tobaccos Johnson Creek W1s Phone 76 LEE HUHIHHWS GHHHGE Your Hudson Dealer Jefferson Phone 258 N I r , ,M -a.f-. - 4 K J Q ' , ' I' ' ,,, h'-.- ,v i , k ' I' V' -f ' K 11-42: Q 1, ki-i ' 7 9 Q M W'-'TN -we-1 . H , Watertown, Wis. ,204 Main St. Phone 181 BUSSFS When 1n Watertown make our store your headquarters Cornphrnents of W R ELSE SHELL llll Johnson Creek W1s Phone 64 W Distributors of THE BHIIHER PRIHTIH6 C0 Jefferson Wisconsin Publishers of the official Jefferson County Newspaper THE JEFFERSON BANNER Tel 440 HUUJHCH FUHEHHL HUITIE Watertown Wis Tel 54 . Be st Wishes Senior s HHHS-lUUlF nsfncu Johnson Creek Wis Insurance of A11 Kmds Phone 129 JHCK'S STEHH HUUSE The Best of Food Featurlng Lulck Ice Cream Johnson Creek Phone 85 Compllments of H C CHRISTIANS gl COMPANY Johnson Creek Phone 30 Best Wishes from MINSHALL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Serxme Jefferson Phone 174 W A CHRISTIANS Johnson Creek Wlsconsm Phone 63 FISCHER PHARMACY Inc Fexcxku P JEFFPRSON WIS '-1 LLO YD S TAVERN Buss s PALM GARDEN Hlghway 26 Dance Hall For A11 Occaslons Johngon Creek Wlsconsm Farrrnngton Tel 1027 Tel 729 HJR x HARTWIG S POULTRY FARM Phone 7329 Johnson Creek Wisconsin IUNG Kr RUEL MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales gl Service Jefferson Tel. 232 L , ,W , PM A ww, ,, O I 1 -no-of ---- P ---J he-:P -- P- P -------- M-----W -1 1 J .... . I ' ! I P ' , . 1 4 i K R -Q I , , , - L1 J J n P N S, W- . P 5 5 A ..:- N tm, Q I g I 4 5 , , so l . 4 I ! 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KRAMP COMPANY Your Nash Airflyte Dealer Amercia's Most Modern Automobile Watertown Phone 32-W Compliments of LAMBRECHT CLEANERS Johnson Creek Phone 138 OUR THANKS Yes, the staff of the 1950 J. C. Scroll is deeply indebted to those advertising subscribers who have made possible another annual publication by the Johnson Creek High School. AUER -BRAUN LUMB ER COMPANY Johnson Creek, Wisconsin Phone 37 SHELL SERVICE STATION Hugo Baum Johnson Creek Wlsconsm Phone 140 STANDARD SER VICE STATION Edgar Schroeder Johnson Creek W1scons1n Phone 108 VOS GROCERY Farrrungton Phone 631 JEFFERSON SWEET SHOP Jefferson Phone 37 LEA MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE Dodge 8: Plymouth Jefferson Phone 152 W. KWAPIL 7Up Bottling Works Watertown Wisconsin Phono 77 FROHMADER 'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Jefferson Phone 263 B XMMEL FURNITURE COMPANY 'lhe Home of dependable furniture Rugs--carpeting In Fort Atkinson Wisconsin Ha Quality at Reasonable Prices 108-112 W. Main Watertown D gl F KUSEL CO Over 100 years in Business Phone 1200 rdware Sporting Goods Meet Frank and Effie Tl-LTZLAFF REXALL PHARMACY Good Health good luck and prosperity To all from Rexall Frank Helden Watertown Phone 110 FARMINGTON FEED MILL BO-Y-LE FUNERAL HOME WELCOME INN RESTAURANT 314 W M313 Street Open everday from 8 A M to Z A M Watertwon Wlsggngln Reservations taken Phone 98 Phone 584 Fish Frys every Friday Nite Johnson Creek I . . . ll T ' ,I I . N, 1 1 I ' I I I 1 i 1 i . . HERRO S FINE FOODS ARNOLD A BEHLING Watertown W1scons1n Farm Implements Johnson Creek W1sc:ons1n Phone 1367 PhOI19 104 BRUNNER HARDWARE COMPANY ROBISCH HARDWARE COMPANY W Roekle Jefferson WISCOHSIH Jefferson W1scons1n Phone 73 Phgne 57 10040 447107 ,EALQU yeZ2J JENSEN DRUGS Jefferson WISCOHSIH Phone 88 f -f A 'f' 'W I w J 5 ' 1 Y W ' Y w , w + J A J I A 5 Y ' P K I K I 1 X Y . W . 1 1 Y w M. i : n , I 1 Y 1 3 1 Y ,f J I 11 nl i ' 7 1 x I , 1 f . I . 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GARITY District Attorney Jefferson, Wisconsin Phone 205 BIRKHOLZ FLORAL SHOP Gifts Corsages Plants Cut flowers Watertown Phone 978 KUENZI 81 FRATTINGI' R Clothing and Furnishings For Men and Boys 305 Main St Phone lZ5 Vtatertown Wisconsin ln Watertown lt s KERN S Smart Clothes For Men Phone 876 OLIN R MOYLE Attorney at Law Johnson Creek V isconsin Phone 3927 MULLEN S DAIR Y A R SWANSON General Machine Work Repairing Watertown Phone 1566 Welding Phone 93 Johnson Creek Compliments of DR D W D KE Johnson Creek Phone 13927 AR T DUDDFC K Se run e Stition J axcrn Distributor for Martin Outboard lvlotars Wat rtown Vtis Pnonr 1537 W For Quality Dairy Products Experimental Work-- Yan GRUNER S Offlce Supphes Stat1onery Books Glfts Greetlng Cards Typewmters Watertown Wls Phone 377 HT UIUHH HND LHU 56 1 7 . 'ff xn 11115190 mix F XRBOOIXS : MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS U, ,v ..-: ,:o,:o 0 : y x y v 7 N Q Q,.: O.. A 41 f' : o.9 ,' U.: IHL V-XII NVXMK9 Cf QllXHV1 . 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