Kaukauna High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Kaukauna, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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' J ' 7' 5 kL 6fL ' I . jj. f T-A ic' L ff t fi? ,W if ,M ff .fedffy W A5559 Papyrus 1951 Volume26 Publnshed by the Sensor Class Kaukouno Hugh School Koukouno, Wusconsm One of the hlghlxghts mg the Papyrus the day lt arrlves A favorlte student pas txme talkmg m the halls befoxe the clear the halls bell rmgs Sf 0 M1 Q Q,- ff' 'L mu' Q ,P 5 x J XQ I 4 F 'N 'fs A h of the year! Autograph- ' it ' K. YY . - E ' ' . . fx . Y M 5 L Q , U H - To the people of Kaukauna who wlth the1r hands and hearts have contrlbuted so much to make Kaukauna H1gh School the success It 1S to day we the senlox class of 1951 respectfully de The 1950 Th1lmany Award w1nners Left to llght are Mark Hoegh boys second place wlnner Jerome Kroll boys f1rst place w1nner Mr E R Sutherland Thllmany lepresentatlve who present ed the awards Ruth Van De Loo uls first place w1n ner and Dorothy Kleln gxrls second place w1nner Faculty Classes Activities . Sports Calendar . Index Advertisements . Dedication school IS that shown by the Thllmany Pulp and Paper Company wh1ch tor the past seven years has 1ven cash awards to the outstandxng sen1ors and wh1ch thxs year contrlbuted the major share Table of Contents 14 36 54 74 77 80 I Q I 7 . , . . .n . . - G. . . D . . . Q - . . . . 3 I 7 7 tlicate this yearbook. Typical of this interest in our of the cost of the school's new electric organ. . , y . l . V , . 7 G, 4, . . 1 V b Y I 5 1. , . If Faculty Our hands ou1 teachers h oul coaches hands entel 1nto e ery p'11t of our school lxfe Our teacheu uands wr1t1r1g a problem on the boald entermg marks IH theu black books C9StL111Hg 111 a d1scuss1on but 'llxx cus usmg them h'mds to help us lcfun to help us undelstmd l , 4+ 4' ,Y f fl ,, w p ,. k X 71 ' 1' ' I 1 A ll ff l F KV , ff 4 1 X l . ' f fl L 1 l ff V, . A ,-71 . ly. Io p f ly f 1 . X sf ,ff b ,' , K- m 5 35 . p 7 . I . S. ' ,. .nf ,,. U . .' - ' ' .56 - K vqyv- ' ' In C 1 B1 1' . ' 2 . Administration PaulLHHe Principal Koukouna Hugh School T H Boebel Superintendent Koukaunu City Schools I I NA, NJ -19 Mlldred Feller August Straus MISS FELLER Lawrence College B A Col umbla Un1vers1ty Un1vers1ty of Colorado Subjects Algebra Advanced Algebra Trlgono metry No one ever passes me unless Im parked' MR STRAUS Wh1tewater State Teachers Col le e B Ed Un1vers1ty of Iowa Unxverslty of WISCOUSIH Subjects Typlng General Bus1ness Offlce Prac t1ce General Math If you dont l1ke It you can get out' MISS PORTERFIELD Gregg Normal Whxte water Normal Un1vers1ty of Ch1cago Columbm UH1V6FS1ty Subjects Shorthand Typmg We hear she IS gettxng a new car but the old one looks good to us MR BLEICK Lawrence College B M North western Un1vers1ty M M Subjects Band and Instrumental MUSIC IH grade schools Now lets take that agaln from the thlrd mea sure' 41 -t Loulsc Fmn Walter Ren nebohm culty Ed1th Porterfxeld Elwood Blelck MISS FINN Jordan College Un1vers1ty of M1n nesota B A Un1vers1ty otW1scons1n Subject Engllsh Tomorrow we Wflte essays do you want your N C now or later? MR RENNEBOHM UDIVCTSILY of WISCODSIU La Crosse State Teachers College B S He burns hxs Bunsen burner at both ends' MISS LEMKII Lawrence College B A Um versxty ofW1scons1n M A Subject Unxted States Hlstory Clear the br1dge here comes Mlss Lcmke s new car' MR THOMPSON Mllwaukee State Teachers College B S 1n Ed Un1vers1ty of Wlsconsln M Ph Subjects Economlcs World H1St0Ty The httle g1ant Marlon Lemke, Robext lhompson Page 7 JV fx , s . . .W . . , I tg - W 1 . 1 Z Q . . . I - ' g . ' I , . .5 . : , , - : . SL ' tc . T 1 sv ' ' ll of 1 . ' . I ' s -4 - v . S 1 'I 'v a . L , . ' . . . V' f ' ' I - v 1 ' Subjects: Chemistry, General Sc1ence. 3 ' l 1 SC 7 ' ' 77 , . . . l .- 11 , U - '- . . . , . ., , , . . . I I . . 7 I . . : , ' . ' . ' . , . -I , . .g - l , s l . . ' . W e . . . 1 2 , , . . .g , M ' , . . ' . ' . . . - u , I n - ' I The Cadillac Ruth Dautefman Bracken Snow Marjorle Conkey Asher Shorey James Vandehey Frances Corry Adx mu Main uth Pabe S MISS DAUTERMAN Un1vers1ty of Wxsconsm 1n Mllwaukee M1lwau kee State Teachers College Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSID B S Subjects Art ln elementary schools Junxor H1gh School and Semor Hlgh School Art 1snt her boy frlend 1ts her l1V1I1gl MR SNOW Plattevllle State Teachers Collet, Un1vers1ty of WISCODSIII B Ph and M S Subjects Soc1al Laboratory World Hlstory Now the problem before the Student Counc1l MRS CONKEY Un1vers1ty of M1nDESOt3 B S Subject Home Arts Can you bake a cherry ple charmlng lady? MR SHOREY Central State Teachers College B E Wayne UNIX 61 s1ty UH1VErS1ty of WISCOHSIH Subjects C1t1zensh1p Blology He doesnt look tough just ask hlm MR VANDEHEY Eau Cla1re State Teachers College B S E Un1 versxty 0fW1SCOnS1H M S E Subjects Geometry Applled Math Physlcs The Mr Boynton of K H S MISS CORRY Rosary College B A Columbn U1l1V61S1t5 M A Un1 verslty of WISCOHSID UI11VG1S1ty of Colorado Subjects Enghsh Journalism Who runs more act1v1t1es than anybody? Mxss Co1r5' MR MCGRATH Un1vers1ty ofW1sc0ns1n B M Subjects Vocal muslc m H1gh School and Jumor H1gh School H15 concelts are bxgger and bcttu cvuy ye Ill Crowd MR BARRIBEAU La Crosse State Teachers College B S Subject Boys Phys1cal Educatlon H1s fanuly IS a loyal part of any rootxng sectlonl MISS SCHULZ Unxverslty of Wlsconsxn B S Marquette Unwersltv Subjects Latm Spanlsh She s DICE 1n any language Fred Barnbeau MR BORDINI Stout Instltute B S IH M S Subject General Metals Well bet he even made Ed Steldl behave' MISS BOHN Whltewater State Teachers College B E Subjects Shorthand General Buslness Ive got a Bohn to p1Ck w1th you MISS THOMPSON Lawrence College B A Unxverslty of WISCOHSIH Western Reserve Unxversxty B S 1nL S Hlgh School L1brary Faye Schulz Do you have your hbrary work to do MISS WHEELER UH1V61S1ty of Wlsconsln B Subject Engllsh She got a chauffeur now she needs a car MISS LAVIN Super1or State College La Crosse State Teachers College Subjects GITIS Phys1cal Educatlon Biology Olx you vc just earned yourself f1V8 mxnutes more' D0m1n1C Bord1n1 Tressxe Rae Lavm Suzanne Whcclu M'ncell1 Thompson Marllyn Bohn Page 9 K n W , . 1 XA : , . I W A y n n ' u n 7 l . Q . l W . . 7 . D l K6 77 , ' ' ! I l - , - .5 9 I if t 977 - - , . s. -I l I . ll - W G G 7 B. S. N y ly A . . , . l ,, , . Y f , .ef ' ' . - --'- ' dv .. .- C. K j 2 jaf' .F .and a Few Fords ing. A veteran of 27 consecutive years! Subject English Guidance director Beguhn MR. BEGUHN--University of Wisconsin: Stout Institute. B. S. Subjects: Elementary Wood Work, Architectural and Mechanical Draw MR. SCHMIDT-Carroll College. B. A.: University of Chicagog Univu sity of Wisconsin M. A.' Milwaukee State Teachers College. Now do you know what side of the question 5ou1c on MRS PROPER Oshkosh State Teachers College University of Wis cunsin Subject English She holds her classes in four diffeient 10OIHSl MR KRUMM Central State Teachers Colleg Subyect General Science All iight girls Ladies Aid is over' MR ROERIG Stout Institute B S Subjects General Metals Auto Mechanics Walter Schmidt Only the boys ever see him' MIS EGAN Kauk High School Sec tary to the Pri 1 al king at the Y keeps her youn High School of Schools '7 One moment please Evangeline Proper V Guy Krum Wlllllm Rout Hazel Egan Zac eB g L01 1 .une Stellcns Q Q X . H Q A V v Y 3 . . Q ,, Q. i . . '. . ,, Q I ' v a ' . 1' ' I , . . : , . . l ! A 1 5 .4 , to .I W -N-be-vw! ' ' 'ff . 'R' Q . 9 ' C . ' X f . 1 . . K I. N . t Board of Education The opeiation of a school system IS somewhat teachers and the Janitors to draw up a budget to like a business corporation with its stockholders cover the operating costs of the schools to 1na1n Board of Directors plant superintendent foreman tain all buildings and grounds 1n good repair and and workers An educational organization has 1ts to purchase all supplies and equipment stockholders represented in the taxpayers of the The Board of Education holds regular monthly community The Boaid of Education compares to meetings which are attended by the superintend the Board of Directors the superintendent of ent of schools All regular business matters are schools with the plant superintendent the pr1n dlscussed at these meetings cipal to the foreman and our teachers to the work The big problem facing the Board of Education ers The raw materials and the finished products at this time IS the matter of buildings The ele are of course not comparable mentary schools need to be modernized and made Our Board of Educatlon operates the Kaukauna fire proof New heating and lighting systems are a City Schools Its seven members are elected by necessity More class roomfac1l1t1es are needed for the citizens of Kaukauna at the iegular spring the high school to handle an increased future en election Members are elected for a term of three rollment of perhaps more than 800 pupils by 1957 years and the expiration of these terms IS staggered Present members of the Board of Education are so that there never IS a complete turnover of mem Marshall Bayorgeon President John Van De Loo bership 1n any one year V109 President Al Hartzheim Secretary Mrs It IS the duty of the Board of Education to de Russell Brenzel Norman Gerhartz Norbert Ger Athletic Council The Athletic Council originated 1n 1936 by the and also puts on an all sports banquet at the end Board of Education promotes 1nterscholast1c ac of the year for all the participants of every sport t1v1t1es in cooperation with the high school This Officers of the Athletic Council are Burton organization has proved to be a big help in making Ph1ll1ps president Paul Little secretary Guy thmgs run smoothly The Council sets up the Krumm athletic dlrector and treasurer Walter schedules for the games to be played with other Roloff representative of the city at large and Bill schools and provides funds for the improvement MCGIHUIS representative of the high school stud of athletic activities around Kaukauna High ent body Superintendent T H Boebel 1S also a School member During the last year tl1e Council purchased some Members of the Council meet once a month to new football uniforms and helmets They also transact thelr business Meetings a1e usually held bought new baslietballs and voted to get new un1 at the high school A complete financial statement 1011119 for the baseball team This board supplies is also plepared each month All acts and pOl1C16S the athletic emblems and gold footballs and gloves of the board are subject to the Board of Educatlon Buxton Ph1ll1ps Pau1L1tt1e Guy Krumm T H Boebel William McG1nn1s Waltei Roloff James McFadden JI Page 11 O . . . . . , , 1 1 1 ' a ' . 7 , 1 . . Y . . - ., I , - . , - 7 Y ' Y . . . - . , - . Q , - - . ' Z 1 S ' ' 1 1 ' termine all policies for the schools, to hire all the end, and Burton Phillips. O O 1 ' V I ' ' . . . ' . . . . 7 . ' Q. . , Q . . , - s 5 1 . . - 7 . 4 4 Q g 1 1 ' . - ' - , .- .G U . . l Floor Flushers Charles Jennerjohn known as Jenner has a good reason for l1k1ng Kaukauna h1s Wlfe comes from here He IS formerly from Pewaukee WIS cons1n but moved to Kaukauna after h1s marr1age He has been dustlng and sweeplng 1n school for 28 years Before bemg employed as Janltor Jenner worked 17 years as flreman and engmeer on the xallroad He st1ll has a pass 1ssued to h1m at that tlme and IS savmg lt for a souvenlr Jenner occup1es h1S free tlme wlth f1sh1ng huntmg and followlng the sports news Another flSh1I1g and huntlng enthus1ast IS N1ck Mllbach or N1ck as he IS known by the students H1s vacat1ons are spent w1th h1s fam1ly at Rh1ne lander and Adams WISCOHSID enyoylng these sports He has been Jamtor at school for 21 years and can be seen dally shovmg a mop around the halls 1n a very feroclous manner Martm He1ndel better known as Mart 15 a dr1v1ng f1end and spends h1s vacat1ons Slght seelng Among the places he has seen are Canada and the D11 oias Nevertheless he prefe1s WIBCOIISID Page 12 Mart Hemdel N1ck M11bach Charles Jennel Jennerjohn At one tlme he Worked as greenskeeper at the golf course but as he belleves ln advanclng h1m self he gave It up to become a rovmg cutter and duster 1n school Durlng the summer he can be seen r1d1ng around the grounds cuttmg grass Among hlS w1nter dut1es are shovellmg the walks and cleanlng the aud1tor1um He enJoys hlS work and IS always ready to talk about lt to an 1nter e ted 11stener 1 rdf '?X 'X V ..., E E1 XM 'Z A 'E-6.1199 W' 1 ,V 'i X page 1 ' 5 'Xl 1 . 1 I Mx ,. 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Bottom left: Lloyd LaVaux, The Poet of the Ac- i 1 Classes 1 c 1 I1 . s s . .111sxx11 1 qucsuon usgs 111s hands to books to .md flfflll 111s Llass1oo111s Alxxaxs 111s h.111ds lulp 111111 to Q1 asp thy k11oxxlLdgL he IS utfcmrl .md tu pl.1x .111 dctuc p.11t 111 school l1fL TI1- stu lr l 1 li5C.' l1i,t l1'111d to p1'e1,a1'c his lessons. to carry his if L dll. 3 The Class APPLETON, MARY JANE-t'Apples',-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, president 4g Karnival Queen 3g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, secretary 4. Mr. Shorey could have used her on the team ARNOLD SHARON Susze GAA 2 3 c Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Show me the way to Madlson AUDEN ROMAINE- Romatne GAA 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 St M5115 s 1 Shes a qLllCl glrl but qulte a g1r1 BARTELS JOHN John Baseball 3 BIAA 3 4 Football 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1t10S 3 4 captaln 3 4 The world IS travelllng much too fast I m very sure lt ll never last BAYORGEON AMAY Dtck BIAA 2 3 4 Class Off1cer 1 Debate 2 Papyrus Staff 4 Prom Representatlve 4 Hes got Royal blood ln hls vems BELONGEA JOAN Joan Act1v1ty Room secxc tary 2 pres1dent 3 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 M1Xed Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 2 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Tr1ple Tr1o 3 4 Slngle Tr1o 2 3 4 St Marys 1 A rmg on the hand 1S worth two on the phone BERENS DAVID Dame Act1v1ty Room presx dent 1 Badger Boys State 3 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Boxlng 1 2 3 4 captaln 4 Broadcaster staff 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Honor So c1ty2 3 4 K Club 2 3 4 KauH1News Bus1ness Manager 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1t16S 1 2 3 4 Papyrus Edltor 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Tls the small men who rule the world BERGHUIS JACK Badg BIA A 2 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1t16S 2 3 4 St Mary s 1 There s noth mg wrong w1th the Nash but a new one would he p BIESE THERESE Bzesee GAA 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Lady be good' BORREE RICHARD Dzck Basketball 2 B I A A 2 3 4 Boxlng 2 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 K Club 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 St Ma1ys 1 Manv are called but fevx get up Page 16 Of 1951 BRUECKER GEORGIANA Georgze Activity Room Alteinate 3 Band 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 1 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Prom Attendant 2 Whlch IS more mterestinff the Student Council oi 11S pres dent? BUERTH JOAN Joame GAA 3 Kau H News Staff 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 o 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Othcrs loaf Im just restm COLLINS CHARLDNL Collms Debate 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Oratory 4 Pop Club 2 Spanish Club 2 3 4 St Marvs 1 And her ton uc ran on and on' CONRAD JOAN Comme Activity Room Secre tary 2 Honor Society 4 Broadcaster Edltor 3 Dramatlcs Club Extempolaneous reading 3 Kau H1 News Ldltor 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Pa pyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 president 4 Quill 'md Scroll 4 Spanish Club 3 4 St Marys 1 Phe problems oi the world are Tuggy mv at her brain COY ROBERT Bob BIAA 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Noon Hour ACt1V1tl6S 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 M ss Finns protege' E BRUIN EUGENE- Gene BIAA 2 3 4 Football 2 Student Councll 3 Track 3 Noon Hour ACt1V1t19S 2 3 4 St Maiy s 1 Men of a few xx ords are the best men DE BRUIN FRANCIS Frzt Activity Room Sec retary 3 4 Honor Society 4 Debate 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 National Forensic League 2 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1tl9S 2 3 Oratory 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 presldent 4 St Marys 1 To be great is to be misunderstood DE GOEY ANGELA Angie Debate 1 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Oratory 1 GAA 2 3 Glee Club 4 National Forensic League 1 Noon Hour Actlvi ties 4' Pep Club 1 2 3 4. But I tell you Com- bined Locks will be on the map some day. LA HUNT DUANE- Duane'-B.I.A.A. 4' St. Marys Menasha 1 2' Stockbridge 3. When Im not near the girl I love I love the girl Im near. DERKS JOHN- 'John -School? Simple I did it in three years. Page 17 5 Left to right: Dave B e r e n s, presidentg Francis Gerow vice- president' Lee Freier 'ecretary-treasurer. gl 5 DERUS GERALD B J Act1v1ty Room secretary 2 VICE pres1dent 3 B I AA 3 4 Camera Club 1 3 H1s 1dleness 1S only a front DERUS LORENA Bean Broadcaster Staff 3 Class treasurer 3 Debate 2 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 3 4 Extemporaneous speaklng 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 3 4 secretary 4 GAA 2 3 4 pres1 dent 3 Honor Soc1ety 2 3 4 V109 pres1dent 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 ed tor 4 Nat1onal FOYEHSIC League 2 3 4 Oratory 2 3 4 Papyrus Edltor 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 St Mary s 1 No one knows how hard I struggle to 1mprove the world DIESTLER JOHN Dzetz Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bas ket all 1 2 3 4 capta1n4 BIAA 1 2 3 4 secretary 3 pres1dent4 Boxmg 1 K Club 3 4 Hugglng a basketball IS flrst 1n h1s m1nd but DITTER MARY Mary Act1v1ty Room secretary 1 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 G AA 3 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 Papyrus Staff4 Pep Club 1 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 No not a bankers daughter a plumbers daughter DOERING WILLIAM Bzll Act1v1ty Room pres1 dentl Basketball 1 2 3 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Box Club 1 2 He doesn t dr1ve fast he just fl1es low EITING DARLENE Darlene G AA 3 Glee Club 3 4 MlXGd Chorus 4 St F1anc1s Holland town 1 2 Anybody gomg to the Gale ton1ght EMMERS THERESA Theresa A1t Club 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Glee Club 2 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 St Marys 1 Step on the starter put her 1n low Come on Anabell ets go ERDMANN JAMES Erdze BIAA 2 3 Noon Hour AC11V1t1QS 1 2 3 4 The Sherwood flash FAUST MARGARET Fausty G A A 3 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Pep Club 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Now It can be told she d1 ew all the Econ posters Page lb 1 , 1 a if 77 ' ' V 5 M I a M 3 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 J , 1 Ac 11 . 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' . . . -., 1 1 1 - - nc '1 0 - , - 1 . . . , ' - ' 1 S 1 - A Y FELDKAMP ELIZABETH Bette Act1v1ty Room V1C6 presldent 4 Debate 2 3 4 Declamat1on 2 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 3 4 pres1dent4 Extempor aneous speaklng 2 Youth Center Board 3 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 secretary 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 ed1tor 4 Lat1n Club 2 3 Nat1onal Forens1cs League 2 3 4 VICE pres1dent 4 Oratory 3 Pa pyrus Bus1ness Manager 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Marys 1 If th1S IS l1berty glVG me death FENSKE HOWARD Howze BIAA 1 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 4 capta1n 4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 K Club 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 Na t1onal I'orens1c League 1 2 3 4 pres1dent 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1t1eS 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Board ot D1recto1s 4 Prom Attendant 1 Span1sh Club 3 4 Lookmg for HOWIGQ There he lopes FLYNN SHIRLEY Tootte Broadcaster ed1tor 3 4 Honor SOC16ty 4 DraI113t1CS Club 2 3 Student L1brar1an 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 typ1St 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll GIVE me L ttle Chute or glV6 me Freedom FRANCIS HARRY Harry Noon Hour ACt1V1t1GS 4 St Franc1s Hollandtown 1 Im not crazy the rest of the world IS FREIER LELAND Lee Act1v1ty Room pres1dent 2 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Class off1cer 4 Debate 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 M1XQd Chorus 2 3 He gave everythmg to football Qmcludmg h1S front teethl GATZ MARY ANN Emzl Camera Club 1 2 Dramat1cs Club 4 Student Counc1l 1 2 3 4 G AA 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 pres1dent 4 Its a long h1ll home GERHARTZ PATRICIA Pat Act1v1ty Room p1es1dent 1 Honor SOC19ty 4 Art Club 3 Broad caster Staff 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Glee Club 1 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Home Room VICG presldent But I dont feel l1ke play1ng basketball th1s morn1ng GEROW FRANCIS Francze ACt1Vlty Room sec retary 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 BIAA 1 2 3 4 VICE presldent 4 Class off1cer 4 l'ootball1 2 3 4 captan4 K Club2 3 4 Take me out to the ball game baseball, bas ketball, or football GERRITS, CAROL Gus Band 1, 2 3, 4, Debate 1, DCCldIDZ1t10H 1, DIEIIIIHLILS Club 3, GA A 2, 3, 4, Lglllll Club 1, 2, 3, Nclt1OHdl FOYQHSIC League 1, Oratory 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Why must the dev1l have all the fun' Page 19 Mr Thompson the man who teaches that Econ 12 to the sen 1ors W' - 1 l :z -1 - - A , V ' 4 V - , V . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , yi, 1 l 1 1 ' -- Y '11 1 1 -Q13 5 1 1 1 1 . t 3' '1.: 15V ' . 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X Q M, , 1 . . . . 4: - 1: - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 I , .1 11 , 1 1 1 1 A- 1 1 1 1 if R qv-'Y i Some of the guests at a pre 1950 Prom party at Sharon Engersons home were left to ht D G D R rig oug eorge ave IS tau Ruth Weyers Margaret Whltman Jacqule J cques Ken Roloff and Barb Llttle GIESBERS JACK Jack Basketball 1 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Track 1 Pep Club 1 When I was Wlth the carmval GLASHEEN MARIE- Mane Activity Room VICE president 2 secretary 3 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 GAA 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 2 Qu1l1 and Scroll Off1C6 asslstant 4 St Marys 1 Shes the shy type-you have to wh1stle tW1C6 GOLDAPSKE DORIS Goldze G A A 2 3 Pep Club 2 Im late because the tram came through GOLDEN MARK Mark BIAA 4 Football 4 Track 3 K Club 4 St Mary s 1 Here s a name wlth true value ln It HAEN JOHN John Act1v1ty Room secretary 2 BIAA 2 3 4 Boxing 2 3 4 Football3 4 Track 3 4 K Club 3 4 Noon Hour Act1v1t1es 2 St Marys 1 Plowboy ln the daytime playboy at mght HANSEN JOHN John Boxmg 2 3 4 Track manager 2 3 K Club 2 3 4 St Marys 1 It aint easy HARTJES CHARLES Chuck B nd 1 2 3 4 BIAA 2 3 Track 3 St Marys 1 Ah why should llte all labor be HEINDEL DAVID Pottze BIAA 1 2 4 Camera Club 1 2' Extemporaneous speaking 1' Pep Club 1 2' Papyrus Staff 4. I like my work' its so lively I guess Ill be shoveling off. ketball 1' B.I.A.A. 1 2 3 4' Football 1 3 4' K Club 4' Noon Hour Activities 1 2 3 4. Mr. Thompson speaks Hermie sleeps. Pa L Z0 HERIVIANS JOHN-''Hermief'-Baseball 1 4' Bas- HIBBARD ESTELLE- Sue G A A 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 St Mary s 1 I m out to have fun and Im hav mg lt HILGENBERG SALLY Sally Band 1 2 Cam era Club 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Me and bum mseparable HUHN HELEN Helen Broadcaste1 Staff 3 4 Glee Club 1 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 A b1t of soph1st1cat1on 1n her walk JACOBSON DAVID Dave A A 1 2 Boxmg 1 Football 1 Track 1 2 3 4 What IS behmd thxs mnocent face? JANSSEN .JOAN Jocmze Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2 3 Qulll and Scroll 4 St Marys 1 Where you go Argo JANSSEN JOSEPH Joe Act1v1ty Room pI6Sl dent 3 Band 1 2 Basketball 1 Noon Hour Ac t1v1t1es 2 Pep Club 1 Spamsh Club 2 3 I m every mch a man Who dares dlspute that' JIRIKOWIC MARCELLA Mm Glee Club 1 2 Latln Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 St Malys 1 Van Abels he1e I come' JOHNSON ARLENE Arlene Glee Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 lm for fun So L1ttle Chute here I come KAVANAUGH JOAN Joame Actlvlty Room vxce pres1dent 3 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Cheerleadmg 3 GAA 2 3 4 Secre tary 4 Glee Club 2 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Prom Queen 3 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 St Marys 1 N106 thmgs come ln small packages Look at me lacll The ym as It lookccl on the diy of the 1950 Prom Y . g .. 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I J' fl' A t n 'af SW A Cmderella coach was the ma1n part of the 1950 Prom decor atmg scheme 611 KERSTEN CHARLOTTE Charlze Latln Club 2 Pep Club 2 3 St Marys 1 Ah how sllent can I 9-1 KESSLER DONALD Kess Act1v1ty Room pres1 dent 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Track 1 K Club 3 4 Call me anythmg you want but dont call me late for meals KIFFE JANET Kzef Broadcaster Edltor 3 4 Camera Club 2 G AA 2 3 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Ne1ls from lVl1lwaukee and I ought to know KILAWEE VICTORIA Vzcky ACt1Vlty Room v1ce pres1dent 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Cheer leadlng 1 2 Debate 1 GAA 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 pres1dent 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Go away you peasants' KLINE MARGARET Mugs Act1v1ty Room sec retary 3 Honor Soc1ety 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Debate 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Extemporaneous readmg 2 3 4 Extempor aneous speaklng 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Kau H1 News edltor 3 4 Latln Club 2 3 4 M1X9d Chorus 3 4 Nat1onalForens1c League 2 3 4 secretary 4 Oratory 2 3 4 Papyrus Edl tor 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 secre tary 4 St Marys 1 Talkatlve and full of fun Thats Muggs the fr1end of everyone KRAUTKRAMER JEROME Jerome St Mary s 1 I dont argue all the tlme LAMERS CLARENCE Barney ACt1Vlty Room v1ce pres1dent 2 3 pres1dent 1 Basketball 1 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Honor Soc1ety4 Boxlng 2 3 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Cla s offxcer 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l1 4 TIBCK 1 2 3 4 K Club 2 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Prom Klng 3 attendant 2 I use TOD1 Home Permanents because LENNERT GLENN Glen BIAA 2 3 4 Track 3 Glee Club 4 M1X9d Chorus 4 St Mary s 1 Just show h1m a can of pop corn he cant pop LETTAU KENNETH Ken Art Club 3 BIAA 3 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 Dou ble Quartet 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 M1XEd Chorus 3 4 Salvator1an Semln ary St Naz1anz 1 2 Move vour hand a l1ttle I want to see your HIISNVQIS Pug: 22 f t .4 1 11 - , .l , .... , . 7 ' I b 1 1 ' ' 1 .gg . , ' 14 59 - ' - ' 55, 1 1 I H., 5 . 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LINSKEINS ANTHONY Tony B I A A 1 1' ootball 1 He doesn t care who wlns as long as It s the Cubs LINSKENS EUGENE Gene Baseball 1 Basket ball1 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Boxmgl 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 K Club 3 When they start drafting us there are going to be two fellows missing me and the guy thats chasing me LITTLE BARBARA Barb Activity Room secre tary 1 president 3 Badger Girls State 3 Broad caster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 Cheerleading 2 4 captain 3 4 Debate 1 2 Declamation 1 3 Dramatics Club 2 3 4 treasurei 3 Extem poraneous reading 4 Student Council 2 GAA A 3 4 Board of Directors .5 Glee Club 1 3 4 Hornecomin attendant 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff and Editor 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Tr plc Trio 3 4 National Forensic League 1 2 3 4 Oratory 1 3 4 Papyius Editor 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Office As sistant 1 2 A Little went a long way LUCKOW RONALD Luke Football 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Noon Hour Activities 2 4 Nothin bothers Luckow nor does Luckow bother much NIAHN MAXINE Mctxze Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Dramatics Club 2 3 GAA 3 KauH News Staff 3 4 Noon Hour Act1v1t1es 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Short sweet and hard to beat MCCINNIS WILLIAM Bzll Band 2 3 4 piesi dent 4 Honoi Society 4 BIAA 3 4 Boxing 2 3 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 v ce president 4 Football 3 4 Student Council 4 p1es1dent4 'lrack 2 3 4 K Club 3 4 Kau Actix ities 3 Pep Band 3 Quill and Scroll 4 St Marys 1 Miss Corry isnt the only one whos Irish MCMORROW THOMAS Mac BIAA 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Glee Club 2 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Drive carefully the life you save may be your own MEULEMANS HOWARD Howie B AA 1 2 'Vs ' 4 Baseball 4 Noon Hour Activ ties 1 2 3 4 The unsun hero of the Econ class MISCHI ER DONALD Mztch Activity Room sec, ietaiy 4 B I A A 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Choi us 4 St M115 s 1 The spice of lfe girls Pic Al Id .3 ' 4: an , - - . . . . , 2, 3, - - , . . , :: :J . f s 1 ' up W ' . . . . 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MISCHLER FRANCIS Fmncze Act1v1t5 Room treasurer4 Basketball 2 3 BIAA 2 3 4 Noon Hour Act1v1t1es 2 3 4 St Mary s 1 Id like to be bashful but the glrls won t let me NATROP CAROL- Carol Band 2 3 4 Broad caster Staff 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Debate 1 2 3 Declamatlon 1 3 Drama tics Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Natlonal FOFSDSIC League 2 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1V1t19S 4 Oratory 2 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 D1d you say qu1et'7 You Just dont know her NOONAN JOHN Moose Act1v1ty Room pres1 dent4 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Boxlngl 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Glee Club 4 K Club 2 3 4 M1XBd Chorus 2 Noon Hour ACt1V1t1BS I was out last mght dear Mother I was out the nxght before NUSHART NANCY Nancy GAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 M1X9d Chorus 2 3 4 Noon Hour Actxv1t1es 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Sometlmes I walk but mostly I r1de NYTES CLETUS etze BIAA 1 2 3 4 Marys 1 Where to tonlght M1tch'7 Hollandtown Menasha Neenah etc NYTES WILLIAM Bzlt BIAA 2 3 4 Noon HOUR ACt1V1t19S 2 3 4 St Marys 1 Im not quxet Im Just thmklng OBERTHUR MARY Mary G AA 3 4 Noon Hour Act1v1t1es 4 Pep Club 3 St Francls Hol landtown 1 2 You name lt Ill draw It OTTE DONALD Donny BIAA 1 2 3 4 Cam era Club 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Double quartet 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 A motor cycle enthuslast PARKER CORA Cora Band 1 2 3 4 Broadcas tel Staff 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 GAA 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 typ1st4 Noon Hour ACtlV1t18S 3 4 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club I 2 3 Qu1ll and Sc1oll3 4 Glenn you go out tOI11ghtq Papa 24 PLCKENS SHIRLEY Picks Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 DFHH13t1CS Club 3 GAA Kau H1 Ntws Staff 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Qu1ll and S roll 3 4 She never lets her studles 1nter ere wlth her danclng RICHTER DOROTHY Rzck Art Club 3 Drama t1cs Club 3 GAA 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 secretary 3 Th last bell rang you say So what? ROGERS DONNA Mert Glee Club 2 3 4 MIX ed Chorus 3 4 Mrs Conkey s l1ttle helper ROHAN MARY ANN Many Act1v1ty Room presldent 2 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 4 DAR Award 4 Debate 2 3 4 Declamatlon 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 secret ry 4 Extemporan eous speakmg 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 treasurer 4 GAA 3 Glee Club 2 .J 4 V1cepres1dent 2 Homecommg attendant 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Kau H1 News Ednor 3 4 Lat1n C ub 2 lVI1xed Chorus 3 4 Nat1onal FOFGHSIC L ague 2 3 4 secretary 3 Oratory 2 3 4 Papyrus Ed1tor 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Qu1ll and Scro1l 4 St Mary s 1 DAR comes the Gal w1th the personal1ty RUTTEN JUDE Rude Jutten Basketball 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Class Off1cer 3 Student Counc1l 4 Glee Club 3 Kau H1 News Edltor 3 4 Mxed Chorus 3 Noon T-Iour ACt1Vlt16S 2 3 4 Qu ll and Scroll 4 Always busy domg noth1ng SASNOWSKI EDWARD Eoldze Glee Club 2 3 4 M xed Chorus 2 3 4 Noon Hour ACtlV1t19S 2 Sometlm s I s t and th1nk and somet1mes I just s1t tNot p1cturedJ SCHAEIER EUGENE Doodlee ACt1V1ty Room VICS pre ldent 4 Baseball 3 BIAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mxed Chorus 3 4 St Marys 1 I was bo1n ten thou and years ago and there 1snt a tn1ng that I dont know SCHMIDT ROSE ANN Rosze GAA 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Pep Club 3 St Fran c1s Hollandtown 1 To the N1ght1ngale SMITH MAR ARET Smitty Broadcaster 3 4 GAA 3 4 Kau H1 News .1 4 LHIIH Club 1 2 Papyrus 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Where theres Smltty theres laughter' TAYLOR WILLIAM Pmky Act1v1ty Room pres 1dent 2 Badger Boys State 3 Basketball 2 BIAA 2 3 4 Boxmg .J 4 Broadcaster Ed1tO1 4 Class Off1cer .9 Football 2 3 4 Student LOUHC1l 2 3 4 V1CCpI'9S1d9I1t 4 Track 2 3 4 capta1n4 Honor Soc1ety3 4 K Club 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 M1ghty l1ke a rose or has he grown? Page 25 The Queen and Kmg leadmg the G r a n d March 1 a n 14 iff TENNESSEN, ROBERT-'4Bob',-St. Mary's 1. When the questions get tough, just try a little bluff. TERRY JAMES Jzm Boxlng 3 Football 1 The teachers aged two years srnce 1 ve been here TIMMERS JANET Tzms Band 4 Camera Club 3 4 Dramatlcs C ub 2 GAA 3 4 Pep Club 2 St Mary s 1 Her tor h burns for Bern1e TOMS JAMES Tommy Band 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 'J 4 Party Orchestra 2 3 Pep Band 3 Dont bother me men th1s IS my busy day fN0t plcturedj VAN DE LOO DOROTHY Dorothy GAA 3 Glee Club 3 4 M1XEd Chorus 3 4 St Francxs Hollandtown 1 2 Some thlnk the world IS made for fun so do I VANDENBERG LOIS Loze Act1v1ty Room sec retary 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Student Counc l 1 2 G A A 2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 Mrxed Choru 3 4 Qu11l and Scroll 3 4 Tw1rhng 1 2 3 4 Drum Malorette 4 She ll have a M1ller' VANDEN BOSCH MARLENE Marlene Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3 St Mary s 1 Sllence IS often decelvlng VANDEN HEUVEL SHIRLEE- Shwlee Act1v1ty Club 4 GAA 4 Party Orchestra 4 Pep Band 4 Pep Club 1 2 Appleton Hlgh School 3 Her br ght halr matches her personahty VELTE CHARLES Chuck BIAA 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Broadcaster Ed1tOF 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 pres1dent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l1 4 Track 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 K Club 3 4 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 lVI1X6d Chorus 1 2 3 4 secretary 3 pre ldent 4 Papyrus Staff 4 Pegasus 2 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 v1ce presldent 4 I used hate gxrls now tolerate m VER BOCKEL HELEN Helen Glee Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 4 St Francrs Hollandtown Oh those mornmgs after the nlght before WARNECKE ELAINE Chmks B nd 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 v1ce pres1dent 4 Peo Club 4 Board of D1rectors 4 The gal that s always on the ball basketball that IS Page 26 z: - :1 - - 1 ' , . sc - :: 9 . 1 '91 1 - ' 1 . . Q, , 1 , . . . , , , 1 0 . , . . c 1 . 4: 11 9. 1 1 01 1 1 1 1 1 '31 1 . , . . 1 1 - , '- cc '1 , , 1. -- - . . . u, 4' I I -1 u l 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . , . If ' 5, ' ' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 - - if 11 Y I v , . l 1 1 ' ' If ' ,I ' ' 7 Room v1ce-pres1dent 25 Band 2, 49 Dramatlcs 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - sc 77 , - . , 'M 1 s 1 I 7 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q T A l n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , as 11 , - , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 3 7 7 ' - - an - . . . . . . . to . . . - 1 1- ...e. 66 :1 , 1 L '1 1 41 , . , 1, 2. , . fi - :: , 7 a 7 7 7 - - - 1 1 1 ' 1 L 1 - 1 . - 1 . WEIGMAN, JOAN-- Joann-G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Kau-Hi-News Staff 3, 4, Broadcaster Staff 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, secretary 4, Papyrus Staff 43 Pep Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Triple Trio 3, 4, Single Trio 2, 3, 4g St. Mary's 1. And there goes the last of the Weigmans .... l WENZEL, ROBERT- Shorty -B.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 1, 2, Class Officer 13 Football 1, 2. 35 Track 1, 2, 3, HK Club 3, 4. This quiet lad took a fancy to track. WERSCHEM ELIZABETH Betty Activity Room president 2 G A A 3 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2 3 St Marys 1 Betty has Looks to spare WLRSCHEM MARILYN Marzlyn Act1v1ty Room secretary 1 president 3 Broadcaster Staff 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 Dramatxcs Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 llbrarian 2 Kau H1 News Staff 3 4 ed1tor 3 M1XBd Chorus 4 Papyrus Staff 4 typist 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Spanish Club 2 3 vice president 3 Triple Tr1o 4 Im a senior now I gotta be d1gn1f1ed WEYERS BERNARD Buddy Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 manager 3 4 Camera Club 3 Foot ba 1 3 4 K Club 3 4 Noon Hour ACt1Vltl9S 1 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 The BAA allstar WEYERS RUTH Ruthze Activity Room pres1 dent 4 Honor Soclety 4 Broadcaster Staff 3 Camera Club 2 3 4 Dramatics Club 3 GAA 2 3 4 secretary 3 Glee Club 2 3 Kau H1 News Staff 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Papyrus Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 VICE president 3 Qulll and Scroll 4 St Marys 1 She knows all the answers math an swers that IS WHITE SHELDON Mackey BIAA 4 Noon Hour ACtlVlt1GS 2 Woodberry Forest High School Vlrglnla 1 LaJolla Hlgh School Cal1forn1a 3 He likes western styles fNot plcturedj WIEDENHAUPT WAYNE- Smzlze Baseball 1 2 3 4 captam 4 BIAA 1 2 3 4 treasurer 4 Class Officer 3 Football 1 2 K Club 2 3 4 Noon Hour Act1v1t1es 1 2 3 4 Ah shucks 1f we say anything about him hell blush WUNROW JOHN Jack ACtlV1ty Room vice president 3 BIAA 3 4 Box1ng 1 2 4 The dangerous part of a car is the nut that holds the wheel YOKEUM NANCY Nancy Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Nancy s everyone s frlend she has a car ZWICK DAVID Zwzckles Act1v1ty Room vice president 1 secretary 2 Basketball 1 BIAA 1 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 capta1n 4 Track 1 2 3 4 K Club 2 3 4 Im a Sportsman through and through Page 27 1. .Q 0'-s in be-L Qs MW 1 A 'fi ,vas 'ff' L N4 sq ' sq I -4 q A so . 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Kess could do this Cand be so nonchalantj Upper center Even Nipper enjoy ed the Quill and Scroll Christmas party at Weigman s Left to right are Shirley Pickens Santa Claus Carl Weigman Marilyn Werscheni Lorena Derus and Barb Little Upper iight Dive Buena and Margaiet Kline poiti iyinb Romeo and Juliet at the same palty P1 e28 ...offs J, Lower left Bill West and Bill McGinnis trying then hands at being Romeo and Juliet Lower center Our Senioi dium inajorette Lois Vandenberg strutting hei stuff Low G1 right That Christmas paitx again' Left to iiaht are Shirley blg nn Marilyn Weischem Shu ley Plckens and Santa fa . ,NL-Q K oi XX N Upper left: Can you top this? Only Pottie and Looking on are Maxine Mahn and Shirley Flynn. Award Winners of1950 Dick Myrhum accept lllg the Lang Trophy from Principal Paul Little at the 1950 Class Night Heading the list of award winners for the class of 1950 was Ruth Van De Loo Since she was named valedictorian she received the Kowalke and Readers Digest awards She also received the Thilmany award of S100 for being the most outstanding g1rl in her class and the DAR award for being the best citizen 1n her class Richard Myrhum received the famous Lang Trophy which is awarded to the most outstanding student of the senior class Dick was active in sports and wrote for the Kau H1 News and Broadcaster In addition he was a member of the Student Council Jerry Kroll received the Th1lmany award for sen1or boys and the 3rd place award in the Elks Constitutional Award He was active in both speech work and sports Dorothy Klein was named salutatorian and received the second prize of S50 from Thilmany Dorothy served on the Stud nt Council and was a member of the Quill and Scroll Pep Club and G A A The Thilmany S50 award was given to Mark Hoegh Mark held the office of senior class president and was active in both track and football Pat Lehman received the American Leg1on Athletic Award Pat was a member of the football and basketball teams During his sen ior year he served as Student Council President Richard Myrhum Jerome Kroll The Elk s second prize winner was William Jirikowic Ruth Van De L00 William Jirikowic Patrick Lehman Dorothy Klein Mark Hoegh Page 29 Prom Top rovx D Vkoelz T Vanevenhoven L Conrad V Van Lanen R Nushart J Wenzel E Ryan M Hohelsel S Hohmann J Effa A Nlmmer J Hartzl'1e1m M Goese E Steldl Th1rd rovu D McGowan P Krueger Eleanor Schnndt C Vm Zeeland E Derus S Merlo Elame Schmxdt B Ott P Weber Shlrlev Mav Schrmtz Donna Slebers J Kersten V Hartzhelm Second row P Mies A Coonen M Johnson L Brown S V1ls D Wexers M Yokeum J Lesselyoung P Deermg D Meule mans B M'1tchett C L8llCh Bottom rovx E Zahn M Greenwood M Kl1ster J Derks J Goldapske R Zvucl-1 K Sxebers G SCl'll1l1dt S De111s M G11 wltch J Henry Top rovx W Jahns VK Krueger J Hllgenbelg H Faust H'11old Gerr1ts R1eh'1rd Belongea T Gullfogle D Huss B Horn B Nettekoven Robe1t M1ller P Summers M Jochmann Thlrd row C Van Epern R E1t1ng D M'1l'1n H Baeten D Glasheen J Gehl J Phllllps J Gerhar7 J Geltz S Thelen G V'1n der Loop P J1r1kow1c M Steffens Van Den Heuvel E Balza R Jansen Bottom rovt R Sanders Vl Hellman R Brogan Ronald Sagex E Sm1tl1 H Alte1gott G Golden James Bwxoxgeon C Vander Velden J Hoowman M Mam Margaret Besaw Marqulta Besnx Calol V111 Zeeland seuetalx t1easu1e1 CHll R3ClGfH3CllCl, plesldent Don Klou Ute plesldem Elected bx the 11111101 class to gulde them thmugh the V831 we1e Ca1l Rademaehm Pl9Sld6Ht Donald K1Oll VICQ P1CSlCl9lll and Calol Van Zeeland Seeretaq Mr Thompson M1 Snow Mr Ba1r1beau Mr Ble1ek Mr Me Gxath M1 Beguhn lVl1ss Po1terf1eld and M155 Dautelman were cla s adwsers Respondlng to Coach K1 un1m s call for foot ball men VVSIG Dav1d Huss Kenneth Roloff Clarence Sllllth Robert Wh1tITl3H RObe1t Ste 201 Ha1old Faust Dan Glasheen Ronald Sa eu Wllllalll Jahns Dav1d Rmtau W1ll1al11 Idtlllllldll and Joe N1EUW6DhU1S The next event of the 5981 was basketball Vvlllldlll J xhns, Jaek H1l2CIllJLIg Kenneth Ro Page 30 Second rowzl K. Borreez J.ASeif. C. Smith. J. Golden. E. Krautkramer. K. Gerig. P. Janssen. E. Vande Loo, T. Roberts. R. Wirth. C. ': , , ' I. . . 1 '. . ' , . ' . . , . ' .j ' . 1. . ' Z ' . I A Q 7 1 1 4 V . ', Z C . . V ' K - , A . -. A V - Trotters loff Dav1d R1StHU Robert Steger Paul Maes and Robert Whltman were seen on the court maklng pomts for the team Keepmg up the teams moxale wele cheer leaders Norma McGoey Betty Jane Nette koven Sharon Engerson and Darlene Weyers In the rlng we saw puglllsts Robelt Mlller Russel B1shop and Howard Baeten who were taught how to throw the leather Not belng left behlnd when the blalns were passed out Junlors who became pexmanent members of the Honor Soclety were Allegra N1mmer Jacquelyn Jacques Jack Hllgenberg Darlene Weyers, Bob Whxtman and Sallle Merlo At the turn of the semester the Jumors took over the two school publ1cat1ons Shlrley Schmltz Janet Hartzheun and Jack H1lgen berg were named edltors of the Broadcaster wh1le Jacquelyn Jacques Allegra Nnnmer Marlene Johnson Sharon Engerson Nancxe Goldm Sue Hohmann Bob Whltman and Paul Maes wele named ed1tors of the Kau H1 News Junlors on the Student Councll wele Dar lene Weyers Robert Whltman Allegxa Nun 1ner Carl Rademacher Donald Kroll and Cal ol Van Zeeland Under Mr Blelcks dlrectlon Janet Haltz helm Mary Ann Kllster Salhe Mello John Vlartln Allegla NIIHIIIBI Edward Steldl Jac quelyn Jacques James Kllgas Petel Deermg Carol Van Zeeland Bonna Vanden Heuvel Roger Hartjes Vugmxa Hartzhenn and Phyl l1s Weber lent thelr muslcal talents to the band Beware' Chemlsts at won: Left to r1ght Darlene Eltlhg Phyllls J1r1kow1c LOIS Smlth LOIS Lopas Joyce Heup Romame Auden and Charlotte Kersten Argumg the pros and cons of the Welfare State were John M31t1D Harvey Altexgott Allegra Nlmmer San dra Thelen Donald Kxoll Call Rademacher Jacque lyn Jacques Others part1c1pat1ng 1n speech work were Declalrners Lavonne Com ad Daxlene We5 els Allegra N1mmer and James Bayorgeon Extemporaneous speakers were Mary Jane Martzahl Nancle Goldln Joanne Hooyman and Peggy Greenwood Lendmg thelr talents to the Spllflg play were JUHIOFS vey Altel gott and Jacquelxn Jacques Wolklng on It for the majox pa1t of the year the Jumors chose DaDC1Dg 1n Heaven for the theme of then' p1om They elected Harold Faust plom klng to lead the Grand lVIa1ch on May 4 Top rovx P Haessly K Roloff R xxhltlllill D Rlstwu J N16LlVN6I'lhLl1S R Steger F Kuboxn R Blshop J Mwrtm D Kroll C Rademacher R Hartjes 'Ih1rd row J Mlller P Benotch S Strom Janet Vkeyenberg James Kllgas J Heup Joseph Janssen S Engerson B Kerkhof E Lamers K Nushart D Meyerhofer B Vanden Heuvel Second row M Schuh M Smet Y Hackbarth B Brux L Mxtchell L Buelovt J Kobussen J Chosa M Brooks L Smlth M Wxttman L Lopas Bottom rov- L Kuborn S Brouxllard M K1lgas S Bergman N Blaha M Martzahl B Berens J Jwcques M Janssen N McGoew IN Goldm C Benotch Page .11 . ' J, 4 , l u , ' . V ff 9 ' 1 . 1: - 1 .v . A ' Q ' ' . , . . . , . v ' ' U v l 1 - ' A . . a v . ' v . - ' - . - . . , . ,, ' . ' ' ' ' : I 1 J 7 . 7 I . ' - 1 ' , ' ' , . v 7 1' , . ' ' ' ' . - 1 . , ' , J Sue Hohmann, Lavonne Conrad, Allegra Nlmmer, Har- i - . ' v 'I v Q A 1 7 wr ' v ' - 1 ' l -Q J h A . H ' ' 1 Two Down Top row S Arts Joan Bwvorgeon Jean Bayorgeon C Frfmk VK Gr1mme1' J Vmden Broek E Weyers M Scl11111dt G H'lYf7 11e1m E Brenzel N Schermltzler S Borg F Goldm N Gerl11rtL N Helf Mlddle row L Coenen S Melcholrs R Schmltt E Verbockel T Peterson D Llnskens G Gerr1ts T Ar11oldusie11 M Merck! C1 Fe-11111 B V111 De L00 A Z1ch'1r11s C McCole P Pomerox Bottom row L Kersten YS V I1 Stralen D D11e5se11 A S1111o11 P AIlllSllKJllQ N Stuke J N111 G1111s NT lxe1d'1tz J 'VI15 llllbkl C Zvuck J xxflfth Top row C M'1l'm J Nettekoxen R Hermans L L1111ers 'Nl Kobussen J V 7 l l D L tt C Plug I I Nnckc-1i E DQ Goex P Fr111k S M1lbacl1 C De Broux R1cl111d Gurlts dle IOM Y Borree E JI obx D R nge A St ll k xor 1 Kusc 1111 X XlLlll6,1lxCl1S 'Vlwthls J COI'n9l1LlS S Lett 111 M Xllrth : . , 1, . . . 1 . '. ' . . 1 , . , . ' . . 1 .- . - . 1 ' 1 - . . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 . . , , V . ': . . '. il . . , . ' . . ' ' ' . . 1' , , '1 :v011. 1 ' V 1 . . 1 '- ': . 1 . . ' . . , . 1 1 . . . 1111 lu-11111. . Q 1111. . -11. IN . .'1 1. . Mid ' ': , , , RC . Ll 1 , . ill All . R. George. P. KCllllCf', R. T11.'l . X, r 5 , J. Mzl , 1 . ' - ,. M. Bottom row: R. Gertz, W. Lennert, H. Huss. Joan Kilgas, J. Relchel, P. Reichel. Mary Verl111ge11, E. Kline, S. Biesc, A. Jocl1111111111. V 1 . 1 ap 2 '.. 'lk'-J, '1 .'. . . . I - 1 1 1 . - . x 1 '. - . Z il .:.,- .,A.' , I . ' V ' . , , . , . E A ' I . , . , . . ,. ......... '...W.. . .... L1 -' - ' - - ' 1 ' ' 1 - - 1'-' - - 1 . . 1 ... ' , .1 'Q , aw :ji nal 1 - .-1 - 1- - V . 1 . . . , . 5 ' Q . R . . . . . ' . - ,sv A ' X ' '. Sf ' . H . ' 1 .1. 6 . - . . , . , A . . . , . , . f . ' . 1 1 - - . . ., c k . - 1 . , , . ' . 1 v . . X 1 . , . . ' - - 1 A Q 1 ' Y ' u ' 4 1 x s ' . -. , ' . . , . , , . . . .. 1' A '1 ' 1 .1 - .- 1- 1 L if ' 1 f V' ... ' , . . .J James Schuh D011 l'1f1nl1 tlelsuxu D111 Vogt suutnx Betsx B14,1111l p1es1der1t Dlck G1o1d1111 use p1es1de11t QS an ,W Page JZ The S0pl10ll101Q class of 1950 51 xx as led thlough 1tS seumd xea1 It KHS by El1L11betl1 BlCIlLCl as presldent R1Lh8lClGlO1d8Hf1 VlLC p1L51cle11t Dan 1el Vont seuetaxx and Donald Flank IILHSLIICI lNI15s Fellu MISS Lax II1 M155 Bohn and M1 K1 11111111 suxed db Claes adusus Foothill 111111111 seemed to be 1111 Lalnost Qpolt as shown bx The n11111be1 of enthusmsts who lLl1l16Cl out J B1LXXSll.1 P Cox N De B1ou14 R Eppm ge-1 R Glilldalld R Goldm C1 NKJCJIICII R Otte R Relehel D Rubens D SLl1o111111e1 D S1ebe1Q C Slkllld R Toonen VV VCllxLlllCl1 D Voet VV XA71llxS .md L VN7L1lQ891t xxue LOdLllGCl lox M1 K1u111111 xx1tl1 M1 Rem1ebol'1111 11ss1st111g N1 141 lll ilu l111L of spmts L11111L b1sl1L1b11ll xx1tl1 And Two To Go P Kavanaugh G Nooncn R Mcrbach D Busse, K Vandcrloop L Vandtnberg, R Lnordana, G Zw1ck,D SIGDCFS K Schumann, D Schommer, and T Flynn under the basket, Wlth Mr Shorey coachtng them Jan1s M1sl1nsk1 the only sophomore cleexlead C1 dxd her share of cheermg at the games The Sophs also won second place for then float m the Homecommg celebratxon Sophomores also studled Such names as Y Borree E B1-enzel,C McCole M Feldkamp C Mahn J M1sl1nsk1 R Belongea F Goldm, M Keldatz, and M Verhagen were often found on the A honor roll In fact the sophomores conslstently led both honor rolls Those out for debate and oratory under the su pexvxsxon of Mr SCl1I1llClt were A S11non Y Bor ree E Bxenzel C Zw1ck,C Frank N Sta1kt,P Armstlong C Jacobson, and M Verhagen Miss Finn coach of humorous and SCFIOUS dec lamatxon and extcmporaneous readme coached M Vc1hagen,Y Borree A Stmon F Goldm and W West A large number of Sophomoxes took an acttxe part IH the band C Mahn A Toms T MCGIHDIS, C Frank B Van De Loo P Kenney R R1ng,J Blumre1ch,D Jacques, S Champeau C Kessler, J Brewster W Appleton D Frank R Taylor N Gerhartz L Vandenberg and G H1ldebrandt S Bxese, F Goldm and P Frank could be seen tw1rlmg at football games and 1n parades The sophomores mterested m vocal work took part 1n the G1rls and Boys Glee Clubs and M1xcd Chorus, under Mr McGrath Top rovs C Baker V Coonen J Dreger C Jrncobson Vl Kxllmn D KWV1ll1llgl1 D Voet N DeBroux S Ch'1mpe'1u A Toms C Vkarnecke J Flnk E Kerscher J Huss Mlddle row N Dwhm M Sasnowskn T Vbulterkens J D1edr1ch Dorothy Krumer Joan Marx Van Den Heuvel Mwrg Hxetpws M Berkers S Doermg VK Vkest F Faust J Campbell R Toonen L S1kor'1 Bottom row K Kexl M Feldkamp S Gottschalk M Verfurth Ruth Belongea T McG1nn1s R Busse J Berens R Ring C Kess lor Lyle Vandenberg D Jacques R Romenesko P Kavanaugh Top row R Schubrmg J Johnson R Berth VS Gosz T Flynn Daxxd Slebers R Merbach E Dledrxch Mwrvm A Hxetpis M Vkeyenberg V Meulemans E Baumglrten E Vtulgaert G Hlldebrandt D De Brum Mlddle row J Lehrer R Golden R Relchel W Wllk K Vanderloop G Zwlck D Verkullen G Brenzel K Schumann R Cour ch'me J Brewster D Roberts C Buchlnger M Relchel Bottom row E Nettekoven D Pratt R Otte R Glordana E Nooman L Schroeder R Huss J Ymglmg R Eppmger D Frank D Schommer J Landreman P Cox W Appleton Page 33 - - . . . , - v - Q ' v - v - , - . , . . . 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' . . ,. . . 1 . - , . , . , . . v Younger The 187 freshmen who entered K H S th1s year elected as the1r leaders John Lehman presldent Thomas Hdgenberg, VICE pres1dent and Thomas Nlesen, secretary treasurer The class adv1sers were Mr James Vandehey, cha1rman Mr Asher Shor ey Mrs Marjorle Conkey MISS Frances CO11y and Mrs Evangelme Proper After bemg mltlated as full fledged IHQIHDCXS of the student body the freshman felt rlght at home However, before they could be at ease they had to undergo pohshmg the sen1ors shoes, wea1 mg Superman costumes carrymg dolls and as usual, carrymg the SGHIOIS books The freshmen who took part 1n debate were James Schlude, R1chard Dam1o Joan Vande1 Bloomen, Celme Ryan, and Sally Femal These debators took part 1n the B and C Tournament wh1ch was held here Freshmen membe1s of the band were Mary Carla Runte, Karen Fassbender Joyce Jacobson Robert Coonen Joan Gerr1ts VIVIHD Blaha Mary Hartzhe1m Ann Lappen Irma Vande Yacht Shu' ley Werschem Robert Kruege1 Janlce Pendleton, Phyllls Hart, JoAnn BIGSG Carol Mlller James Schlude Jack Blumrexch James Robedeaux James Brenzel Tom Kenney Dan Sachs Lloyd Baeten R1ta Gerr1ts W1ll1a1n Smudde Paul Foe gen, Anna Weber W1ll18I1I Kessle1 Tom Mere ness Pat Frank tw1rled w1th the band The fn st semester honor roll showed the follow mg as those who were leadmg the class 1n stud1es On the stralght A honor roll were Patr1c1a A1 noldussen James B1 enzel Dlane Dreger, Maly Feldmann, and Thomas Hllgenberg Those on the average A honor roll were Joyce Jacobson, Carol Oettmger James Schlude Mar1 Top row E Van Deraa M Plutz C Mlller Sl11I'lSy Ann SCl'1lHlfZ D Gerovx M Hartjes L V11s T Nole M Nwtes S Mert1ns P Brem J Ploetz D Plckens John Schuh T Brown T Besavx Mlddle row S Merbach C Glesber K Ludke J Jacobson M Feldmann D Klau J Zuelzke P Brandt D Sanders R Krueger W Smudde R Van Schyndel S Femal J Brenzel M Remter J McGrath Bottom row J Kruckeberg M Mangold A Hopfensperger A Burns Joan Katheran V'm Den Heuyel Margaret Verhagen S Seine fer C Oettmger E Baler J Ashauer D Brown VL Bes'1w T Hllgenberg R Hess Top row J Feldkamp L Wlttmwnn T Kenney C Bowers T T11ly R Vbelhouse T Mereness R Ludtke C Toms E Arnnldussen J Mnron S Jacobson V Bl1h1 M Hartzhelm G Ozbur11 C Zahn Mlddle row Melvm HICIDHS D Hllleger J Fenske J Merckx J Kuehelme1ster M Klllxan XX Bankenbusch IN Fovgrover R Damro R Jaeger Myron V'mden Heuvel M Nl6UW8HhUlS J Gerrlts R1ta Gerr1ts P Zacharms Bottom row M Otto C De Goey A Sprangers M Van Epern P Arnoldussen A Deermg K Fwssbender M Skxbbu V K1111'm A Lancour N Mayer J Kllllan M Kersten C M1cke Absent J Schlude Page 34 V . , ' 7 V 7 ' 1 1 w 1 ' . , t - ' ' . . , - V . 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Z, . 4 V Than Springtime Top row J Eckstern W Mrschler W Lappen James Weyenberg J Weyers Ronald Mrller T Hubeny A Lumak K Sturber A Stumpf D Wrttmann D Gatz W Kessler C Schmrtz D Sachs Marvrn R Hretpas Mrddle row B Mrtchell Margaret Van Den Heuvel S Schuler J Basler K Grode Erleen De Brurn C Ryan M Runte J Pendleton M Brese K Splce C Nushart D Schaefer J Vander Bloomen M Noonan Bottom row J Frank R Coonen N Huss A Lappen S Werschem J Drressen K Krllran D Dreger P Ver Kurlen D Grebe W Grapentrn C Roloff S Lmdstrom B Buetow Top row L Lom R Wallace T Melchert I Vande Yacht J Wlerschke D Kobs J Robedeaux C Buetow J Blumrerch A Hxnkens P Bethke G Summers L Faust T Huhn K Krueger J Brese H Frnnegan P Hart J Jaeckles R Blese L Jakl Bottom row A Weber J Andrews J Coenen P Foegen T Nresen D Coenen R Remke C Weyers L Baeten D Weyen berg C Sheehy G Nytes B Sxmon D Helem J Benotch Tom Nresen secretary treasurer John Lehman, presrdent Tom Hllgenberg, VICE presldent lyn Hartjes, Mary Hartzherm Mary Skrbba Irma Vande Yacht Joan Vander Bloomen Rrta Gerrlts Representatrves on the Student COUDC1l for the freshman class were Joyce Fenske, Carol Roloff Thomas Melchorrs, Mary Feldrnann, and Tom H11 genberg Numerous Freshmen were rncrnbcrs of the Gnls and Boys Glee Clubs Seven freshmen turned speech enthusrasts for the Freshman speech contest Celrne Ryan won honors, second and thlrd places Went to Vxvran Blaha, and James Schlude All contestants were mvrted to 3o1n forensrcs We w1ll be lookrng forward to seerng these G1een1es' next year when they are no longer green Fhcy wrll be an lnterestrng group for all who Wrsh to look on For thelr ambltron rs exceed ul only by thcrr large numbcr Page 35 w Middle row: M. Rupiper, Robert Sager, J. Farrell, G. Meyerhofer, J. Lehman. W. Wheaton, A. Huss, T. Nytes, P. Nettekoven, . Y - 5 . Q . 1 . , . , V' - ' 5 Q 7 ' Z 1 . . A , . . - 1 a 9 . . 1 . 1 X 1 ' 4' , - . ' x A V x r I ' ' l 1 n Y X' ' ' A I x Activities The meetmg comes to older as 1 hand brlngs a gave-1 down on the table Hands gesture 1n a debate wrlte a story for the school papel and help us act our part ln the school play Students who are not Sat1Sf16d wlth dO1Dg just thexr school work use thelr hands to gam exper1 ence from extra curmcular HCUX1 t1es ' a 1 - ' ' r'- Democracy Top row R Weyers P Gerhartz M Werschem F Faust W McGinnis R Borree D Berens C Natrop Second row C Parker J Weigman B Llttle J Conrad E Feldkarnp M Kline J Kiffe Bottom row S Pickens L Derus M Rohan Lois Vandenberg M Ditter J Kavanaugh Absent M Smith Joan Janssen V K111 wee T Emmers Miss Marion Leinke, advisei of the Papyrus, conducted tryouts last spring for the editors of the 1951 yearbook nahstic experiences, the editors are chosen because of their outstanding work on the Kau H1 News and Broadcaster Chosen were Lorena Derus, Mary Ann Rohan, Barbara Little, and Margaret Klme Margaret Faust was chosen as the artist Dave Berens, sports editor Joan Conrad served as ad V6I't1S1I'1g manager, and Bette Feldkamp was cir culation manager Pr1nc1pa1 Paul Little acted 1n the capacity of business staff adviser, Mr James Vandehey was the photographer, and Marilyn Werschem was the student typist According to the circulation manager, 515 cop ies were sold The price was the same as last year in. Page 38 Standlng left to right Dave Berens S p 0 r t s Editor Mary Ann Rohan Margaret Kline and Barbala Little Editors Seated Joan Com ad Ad y ertislng Manager Bette F e 1 d k a rn p Cnculation Managel Lorena Derus Editor 1 . 3 1 - ' 3 - Since the Papyrus is a way of continuing jour- ' - - - - Q. ' I - - , , 9 Y L 7 , Y Q 7 V . . f 3 'S Y if N.. I, . , 4 In Action 9 Back row Mary Verhagen W Taylor E Brenzel A Nimmer J Fenske T Melchert J Rutten D Frank S Arts D Weyers C Vin Zeeland C Roloff M Feldmann Front row R Whitman M Gatz L Derus M Rohan W McGinnis C Velte C Lwmers D Kroll C Rademwcher R Otte A special Student Council election was held last fall to fill the presidential vacancy William McGinnis was elected by a slender margin over ent Council got off to a late start this year Other officers elected were William Taylor vice president Lorena Derus secretary and Mary Ann Rohan treasurer The Homecoming October 5 and 6 was handled by members of last years Council under the di rect1on of Mary Ann Rohan and William Taylor co chairmen This included the parade bonfire and the dance One of the main projects of the year was a clothing drive for European children Charles Vel te was the chairman of the drive which was held just before Christmas Almost 1000 pounds of clothing were collected The all school money making project this yeai was a Sadie Hawkins Dance held on the night of April 20 in the High School gymnasium To the music of the party orchestra the girls of Kau H1 did an about face and asked the boys to dance Allegra NIIHIHEF was general chauman of the event were Mary Ann Gatz Charles Velte Clarence Lamers and Jude Rutten Junior members were Darlene Weyers Donald Kroll Carl Rademacher Robert Whitman Carol Van Zeeland and Allegra Nimmer The sopho more list of members included Richard Otte Don old Frank Betsy Brenzel Shirley Arts and Mary Verhagen Newest members of the Council who caught on fast were Joyce Fenske Mary Feldmann Thomas Melchoirs and Carol Roloff Regular Student Council elections were held in the Spring Carl Rademachel and John Hilgen berg were the two top candidates Student Council pins were given out at the Awards Day program Special honor was also giv en to the Councils only four year member Mary Ann Gatz Left to right Loiena Derus secretaiy Bill Taylor vice president B111 McGinnis piesident Mary Ann Ro han treasurer l Page 39 ' ll P. , - 7 if I L - , 'MM 5. ,, K , . 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Y - ' - . . . . . , l - v ' ' 7 - 1 .Y 2 1 1 . - Y Q i Tea Totalers Top row R Weyers P Gerhartz Vt MCGIHHIS C Lamers R Otte Lvle Vandenberg F De Brum Second row M Rohan S Flynn J Jacques S Merlo C Frank Mary Verhagen VK Tavlor Bottom row D Bere-ns C Nwtrop E Feldkamp B L1ttle L Derus VI Klme A Nlmmer Absent J Conr'1d C Velte E Brenzcl On the basls of scholarshlp leadersh1p charac ter and SGFVICS to the school through 8Ct1V1t16S ten sen1ors and s1x Jumors were added to the Hon or SOC1ety the week of February 19 F1ve soph omores were placed on probatlon Of the senlors, those unammously elected were Margaret Klme Clarence Lamers and W1ll1am MCGIHHIS Other semors selected for th1s honor were Joan Conrad Patr1c1a Gerhartz Charles Velte, FTHDCIS DeBru1n, Sh1rley Flynn, Carol Na trop and Ruth Weyers Two Jumors Jacquelyn Jacques and Darlene Weyers were unan1mous cholces Allegra N1m mer Robert Whxtman Salhe Merlo and John H1lgenberg were also chosen Headmg the sophomore probatlonary members are Betsy Brenzel and R1chard Otte elected un B111 Taylor plesldent Lorena Delus VICE presldent Bette Feldkamp secretary treasurer Page 40 an1mously Others are Carolyn Frank Lyle Van denberg and Mary Verhagen Off1cers for the Honor Soc1ety were elected by the old members early m fall W1ll1am Taylol was elected presldent Lorena Derus v1ce pres1 dent and Bette Feldkamp secretary treasurer The most xmportant soc1al event of the year was the Honor SOC19ty tea held May 7 At th1s t1me the new members were mducted mto the organl zat1on by last years members Parents of the members were lnvlted Faculty members who made Honor Socxety select1ons th1s year were M1ss F Corry advlser Pr1nc1pa1 Paul L1ttle MISS M Feller Me srs G Krumm A Shorey W Schmldt and B Snow The Augustme Grlgnon Chapter of the Honor Soclety was begun 1n 1937 fw I xg ll We rn .' 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I 1 .5 I 1 f L. l' y ,J 1 ,-1,5 X L ,AY Y I n Eaters is XXX fx QA X a a -nv F E' W -9 P EE: Y-4 R 'Ihe Qulll and Scroll Kaukauna H1gh Schools Journallsm soc1ety held 1ts hrst meetmg 1n the fall to elect offlcers Mary Ann Gatz was chosen 1950 51 pres1dent Charles Velte v1ce pres1dent and Margaret Khne secretary treasurer Thy worked under MISS Frances Corry the group advlsor Nat1onal Newspaper Week was observed when the Journahsts wrote the news for an 1ssue of the Kaukauna TIIIIGS They 1nterv1ewed several promlnent townspeople to obtaln background ma ter1al The stor1es were judged and prlzes award ed for the best The soc1ety travelled on a chartered bus to tour the Appleton Post Crescent plant They were shown how the paper goes to press from the ac tual turned 1n Scoops to the pr1nted news that reaches the publ1c To help pay the cost of p1ns for the new mem bers the Journahsts sold refreshments at the foot ball games and ICG cream bars ln school Mary Ann Gatz pres1dent Chuck Velte vlce pres1dent Margaret Kllne secretary treasurer Several of the meetmgs presented guest speak ers who spoke on d1fferent aspects of Journallsm Among them were James Lang, of the Tlmes, nd John Paustlan of the Post' There are approxlmately th1rtyf1ve members who have met the followmg requlrements they are 1n the upper th1rd of the class, presented a re cord of lnches 1n publ1shed copy served on the school paper for a year and were recommended by M1ss Corry The new members were presented Wlth thelr p1ns on Apr1l 24 at the annual Llons Club Banquet Ed1tors of the Kau H1 News or Broadcaster were Lorena Derus, Mary Ann Rohan Bette Feldkamp Janet Klffe Shlrley Flynn Barbara Llttle Joan Conrad Margaret Khne W1ll1am Mc Gmnls, Jude Rutten and W1ll1am Taylor The home of Joan Welgman provlded the set txng for a Chrlstmas party Top row VV Taylor R Weyers P Gerhartz M Werschem C Lamers C Velte W McGmn1s R Borree D Berens Mlddle row M Gwtz C Natrop L Derus J Welgman B Llttle J Conrad E Feldkamp M Kllne J Klffe Bottom row C Parker M Mahn S Plckens S Flynn M Rohan Lols Vandenberg M Dltter J K'av'maugh Absent M Snuth Joan Janssen V Kllawee T Emmers Page 41 ,A - --- Ax , I l - K S -- C+-ffl g IL t tk S' I 'll PY' xv- s 5 f ' X - I . ,AJ N I - , an ss I - L - - - X ' Q sl X 7 E , In . 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Senlor Kau H1 News 'Ind Broadcaster ed1tors Back row VS Taylor Broad caster photographer F Faust J Rutten Vl MCGIDHIS J Conrad M Klme Front row E Feldlmmp B Llttle L Derus M R0l1'lFl J Klffe S Flynn Deacllnners For 1tS 14th consec.ut1ve year the Kau H1 News was g1ven a f1rst class rat1ng 1n the WATA press project 'Ihe school paper rs now 1n lt s 21st year of pub l1cat1on under the d1rect1on of MISS Frances Corry Once aga1n, two sets of ed1tors were g1ven a tra1l per1od of n1ne weeks and permanent ed1tors were chosen 1n fall The permanent ed1tors were Kau H1 News Lorena Derus Mary Ann Rohan Bette Feldkamp, Margaret Kl1ne Joan Conrad Barbara Llttle Jude Rutten, and W1ll1a1n MCGID n1s, Broadcaster Sh1rley Flynn Janet K1ffe and W1ll1am Taylor Sen1or reporters for the f1rst semester were R1chard Borree, Joan Belongea Joan Buerth V1c tor1a K1lawee, Mary D1tter, Mary Ann Gatz Pa r1c1a Gerhartz Theresa Emmers, Margaret Faust, Mar1e Glasheen, Helen Huhn Joan Janssen Joan Kavanaugh MHXIHG Mahn Carol Natrop Cora Parker, Sh1rley Pxckens, Margaret Srmth LO1S Jumor Kuu H1 News and Broadcaster staff Vandenberg Charles Velte, Joan We1g1nan, Ma11 lvn Werschem, Ruth Weyers, and Clarence Larners Th1s year the ed1tors wrote speclal stor1es on c1t1zensh1p for the Tunes 1n observance of Na t1onal Educat1on Week Due to the early Lenten season the Valent1ne Dance sponsored by the Newspaper staff was held on January 27 MUSIC was provlded by stud ents mat1on as well as pleasure, for the KH S stud ents The Broadcaster a sheet 1n the Kaukauna Tunes, contalns the h1gh school news, wrltten by the students At the end of the flrst semester the sen1or staff turned the1r Jobs over to the Jun1or Journallsts havlng ga1ned knowledge of Journal1st1c work and wr1t1ng experxence Top rovx Eleanor Schmxdt M Johnson S Stxom M Gxeenvtood H Altergott C RHd6l1lWCh9f L Conrad V Van Lanen M Kllster Mxddle row N Gold1n S Merlo B Nettekoven S Hohmann L Mxtchell S Engerson Sh1r1ex May Schmltz M Maxn E Balm V Hartzhexm Bottom row P Krueger C Van Zeeland B Horn J Jacques N Blahw R Nushart D Vleyers M Janssen B Berens Absent Hooyman J Haftlhelm A Nlmmer R Wh1tman Page 42 4 A. 6 J , ,az If ' Q , ' . , . 1' 1 rl . T: 6 p . . , . .. . kv, V v -M1 O r . - .- 4 V Q . 4.- 1 . u - I 9 ' . . ' ' A '. . . . U . H . - I . : . V - . ' -, - - The Kau-H1-News serves as a source of infor- 7 7 ' . ' . ,Q ' ' . . I . y . . ,, . . . . . V l - . , t- . . 7 . . , . , . , . , . 3 . . . , . . .I , . . . . - 1. , . . . ' , . . . . 2 J. K 1' 6 ,L C rs. ,I l Xxx 4 Q nu-QA Flank Faust vlcc presldent Chuck Velte presldent Vlrgmla Hartzhelm sccretaly tlesurer Photo The Kamera Klub Kaukauna Hlghs club for those who are 1nterested 1n photography as a hobby or a profess1on, met 1n the fall under the1r adv1sor Mr James Vandehey to elect offlcers for the 1950 51 year Charles Velte was named pres1dent Frank Faust VICE presldent and Janet Hartzhe1m secretary treasurer There were thxrty act1ve members m the club The members had the opportumty to learn how to take p1ctures, develop fllm and make contact pr1nts and enlargements The club meets as a group tw1ce a month to d1scuss and show thelr work There IS a con st1tut1on whlch states the rules of attendance and what the club should try to accompl1sh and learn There were however seven com mxttees for work 1n the darkroom They xxorked after school unt1l they became experlenced Then they were able to work durmg free per1ods Th1s gave everyone a chance 1n the darkroom Servlng Top rovx J Berens F Faust R SCl1lllJl'lflg C Velte H Altergott J Schlude J Txm xners Mlddle rovn D Schaefer J Pendleton Joan Janssen B Lamers M Hartzhelm M Khne M Rohan K Kllllan Bottom row J Kavanaugh S Schuler C Rvan C Natrop D Grebe V Hartzhelm M Runte Absent VS West Left to rlght Frank Faust Dave Grebe Vlrgmla Hartzhelm and Maxy Ann Rohan at wolk m the darkroom Hands COIHII11tt6GS were Carol Natrop V1rg1n1a Hartzhelm, John Berens Robert Schubrmg Ruth Weyers Char les Velte and Dav1d Grebe A large club Job was tak1ng p1ctures for the annual Mr Vandehey w1th the ass1stance of Frank Faust took many of these p1ctures They covered games, dances, programs meet1ngs and other school events Small group p1ctures were also taken by them To have good photograph1c work a dark room needs to be well equlpped Kau HIS equ1pment mcludes a Federal enlarger an Abby flash contact prlnter, easels dodg1ng equ1pment and many of the smaller ltems such as thermometers and trays The chem1cals and pr1nt1ng papers are furnlshed by the school and the club Thls year a new prmt dryer was added to the equlpment Several books and maga zxnes were prov1ded for lnterested members who wanted to do some studymg for themselves The Kamera Klub sponsored the annual school Chrlstmas Dance A g1ant decorated tree prov1ded the gym w1th atmosphere wh1le the party orchestra furmshed the mus1c A float was also entered ln the Homecommg parade Page 43 ,Q V ,,. .A M-.. l 5 i is ' ' ' Z 1 Z Y . - . , . . , ' . , O 1 ' 1 1 1 y ' , . , . , . 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Make Mme Top row J Nleuwenhuxs C Velte K Lettau G Lennert D Verkullen E Schaefer R Luckovs D Otte J Toms J Bartels E Sas nowskl P Cox J Landreman D Mlschler T 'VIcMorrovs E Noonan N De Brum A Stanxak Thlrd row Mr McGr'1th L Kersten S Melcholrs B Brux F Go1d1n B Lxttle L Conrad S Engerson Eleanor Schmxdt Janet Vkeyenberg M Yokeum M Greenwood L Buelow F Faust M Re1cheI R Otte G Bruecker D Elflhg J Belongea Second row E Heyers E Brenzel H Ver Bockel R Schmldt D Vin De Loo E Hlbbard E Derus J VSe1gman M Rohm Rogers M Glushcen M Xkerschem A Vkeber J Merckx J Chosw K Kell Bottom row E Kline P Relchel Y Borree Joan KllglS N Goldln J Hooymwn J lVIlSllI1Skl Lois Vzmdenberg B Nettekoven M J'mssen M Grmxtch S Derus S Merlo J Bucrth M Hohclscl N Wushlrt M Kllm B Ott Charles Velte was elected pres1dent of the 1950 dent, and Joan We1gman secretary treasurer The M1xed Chorus was made up of 72 VOICES selected from the glee clubs and met 2 days a week Nanc1e Goldln was the accompanlst Among the songs presented at the Chr1stmas The Nxght Before Chr1stmas, Carol of the Bells and Jubllate The M1X9d Chorus also partlclpated 1n the tour nament at Green Bay, s1ng1ng Landslghtlng and Amer1can Prayer The selectlon fox commencement was The Halls of Ivy The g1rls s1ngle t11o was composed of Betty Derus Joan Belongea and Joan We1gman They That Holy Nlght and I Want on Old Fashloned Chrlstmas for the concert and None But the Lonely Heart for touxnament concert were sang Boys Double Quartet Top IOVN C Nelte J Toms J Lan dreman R Otte Bottom :ou D Velkullen P Cox N De Broux M Relchel Page 44 The tr1o won a flrst starred place m the 1950 The boys double quartet was composed of Mark Relchel Ronald Luckow, Dlck Otte J1m Toms, Joe N19UW8DhU1S, Ken Lettau, Norman De Broux and Charles Velte They sang Behold That Star and Rollln Down To Jordan 1n the concert and Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen a Negro sp1r1tual, for tournament 1n B class Double quartet won a f1rst starred place at dlS trlct and a second at state The members of the 1950 double Quartet were John Landreman Ron ald Luckow Jllll Toms, John Bartels, Charles Vel te Ken Lettau D1ck Myrhum Dlck Otte and Jlm Dr1essen Th1s group was entered ln B class In the 1950 tournament at Neenah, Charles Vel te won a fxrst place 1n class A Ronald Luckow, second place Joe Nleuwenhuls and John Landreman both w on seconds and Ken Lettau a thlrd 1n class C Guls T110 Left to rlght Mr McG1ath J WQIQUIWII J Belongea E Derus vt O 'g '. ' f , .' V' f 1 I .4 4 . ' 'A .' f ' ,' .' ,' .' '. . 1 . D. 51 Mixed Chorus, Sharon Engerson, Vice-presi- district and state tournaments in BH class. q I 1 - , ' . v . ' ' , ' . . . Gi 77 I .I G6 ' 7 I 77 ' Ki 7 77 S5 ' ' 77 , t ' ' il 77 LA vv 44 - as , ' ' in ' ' 77 - ' ' an - H Q ' 7 Q 77 7 - . a - 'H .' 1 - 7 , - ll va - I, - - A4 vv - , . . , , n ' as - n 1 yy LA . 7 v 'Q Q Y V - - U vs . . . ' ': . ' ' , . , . ' : . ' , . ' I . . A . Music Top row E Klme B Bxuvc M G eenwood Eleanor Schnudt M Glasheen D Rogers Elame Schmxdt M Yokeum Janet Vlevenberg S Strom B Matchett M Xlerschem M Johnson L Conrad B Little S Engerson Thlrd row P Jlrlkowxc J XNQIQIHHH J Buerth K Kell L Kersten Shlrley May Schmltz Donna Slebers G Vander Loop N Nus hart M Khne D Extlng G Bruecker J Belongea E Hlbbard E Derus K Gerlg Second row P Re1chel A De Goey M Rohan S Melcholrs J Hooyman M Hohelsel B Ott E Brenzel E Weyers F Goldln L Smnh L Lopas R SChIH1dY D Van De Loo H Ver Bockel A Johnson Bottom row Mr McGrath M GfHWltCh S Bergman Joan Kllgas N Goldln C Van Den Heuvel J Mxslmskr Y Borree B Nette koxen Lons Vfmdenberg M Goese S Merlo M Janssen J Gertz M Vanden Bosch S Derus S Broulllard A candle l1ght processlon by the Jumor sen1or glrls glee club opened th1s years annual Chr1st mas concert 1n the aud1tor1um Heaven s Eternal Klng by Wmslow and Th1s Is My Fathers World by Babcock Rlngwald were the two selec t1ons sung by the group At the mus1c fest1val at Green Bay the g1rls glee club sang I Love Llfe, Were You There, wlth Ehzabeth Derus as sololst, and The Cradle Song Th1s group also sang several selectlons at the sprmg concert In the 1950 mus1c festlval at Neenah Ehzabeth Derus took a flrst place ln class B Joan Belon gea, Jo Anne Hooyman, and Sharon Engerson placed second In class C Jams M1sl1nsk1 Marllyn Werschem, Katherme Van Hulst won seconds, and Sh1rley Melcholrs and Ehzabeth Klxne placed th1rd For the Chrlstmas concert the 46 vo1ce boys Grath vocal d1rector, sang Noel by Bevaert Grayson, and Good Kmg Wenceslas, by Stan1er wxth Charles Velte and Donald Ludtke as solo1sts The group sang Roadways, and Where In the World But In Amer1ca for the vocal tournament at Green Bay The boys glee club 1S made up of the fresh men, sophomores Jumors and sen1ors Top row D Verkuxlen K Lettau J Bartels J Nl8UW8nhU1S R Luckow C Velte D Otte E Schaefer T McMorrow Marvm Hxetpas P Cox C Buetovs W Jahns R Berth DdV1d Slebers Th1rd row D Mlschler E Sasnowskl G Golden R Golden J Chosa J Merckx L Buelow F Faust N De Broux G Noonan Otte G Lennert J Toms Second row C Schm1tz D Grebe K Spxce J Kuchelmelster R Glordana M Wlrth R Huss J Ymglmg R Relchel D Roberts Landremin V Meulemans E Wulgaert Bottom row Mr McGrath R George R Hess R Damro J Lehman C Sheehy B Mltchell A Stamak D Pxckens D Klau D Brown R Ludtke M N1euwenhu1s M Rexchel Page 45 I . , - . , - . . . . 44 v 44 yy. . . . . . . H . H I. , . y . , . ,, . A . . . . 9 - 1 - ' . . - . , - - - v glee club, under the direction of Mr. Adrian Mc- . . as - av as Q sa , ' H ,ay - 46 ' 77 ' . . . A ,, 1 71 l . n ' an Y 1: as I ' l , - 17 . . . , . . - 1 . . I .N H 'vy I . . . . , , , 7 ' . ., , . ': . ' , . , . , . ' ' '. . . - , - . . , . . ' A- A ' 2 . , .' ' V f ', , . .A -, . , . , . . . . I ,R. Top row M Noonan B Buetow K Fassbender J Drlessen K Kllllan M Plutz S Merbach M Merckx R Hermans P Ver Kullen C Nushart D Schaefer M Otto N Schermltzler Mlddle row S Blese P Zuelzke A Hopfensperger M Mangold M HartJes C Glesber D Gerow Shlrley Ann Schmxtz P Brem A Kruse J Van Grmsven S Mertms S Lmdstrom Bottom row C Oettmger S Schaefer Margaret Verhagen A Burns J Kruckeberg J Nettekoven P Frank P Brandt M Nytes J McGrath K Ludke S Lettau M Mathls J Relchel Top row M Kersten C Zahn V Coonen M Berkers Joan Mary Van Den Heuvel Mary Hletpas B Slmon G Ozburn J Dreger J Wxerschke J Fink E Kerscher J Huss Mlddle row A Deering A Lancour N Mayer A Zacharxas J Fenske P Zacharlas C Toms A Sprangers J Coenen S Jacobson Bottom row S Gottschalk J Kllllan V K1111an M Nackers A Slmon P Armstrong S Schuler W Grapentm P Arnoldussen J Vanden Broek N Heli P Pomeroy C McCole Let Harmonlze The freshman sophomore glrls glee club contr1buted two The group, under Mr A McGraths songs, sung 1n 3 part harmony to thls years Chrxstmas con du ectlon was C01-nposed of 82 Volces cert, December 21 They were There s A Song In The A1r and A Musical Christmas Card and met da1ly 1n the aud1tor1um They also sang 'n the sprmg con Trlple Trxo Left to r1ght J Wexgman J Hooyman E Derus S Engerson Mr 'vIcGrath Cert A Weber L Conrad M Greenwood B Lxttle P Rexchel The guls tuple t11o, composed of Betty Derus, Sharon EHg91SOH, Jo Ann Hooyman, Lavonne Conrad, Anne Weber Peggy Greenwood Barbara L1ttle Joan We1gman, and Pat Re1 chel sang Lullaby of the Chrlst Ch1ld and The Chrlstmas Song In January the group was re organ 1zed The new members were Betsy Brenzel Marxlyn Werschem, and Joan y l clongn 1 Page 46 Z - l . . , . , - - - ' . . 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Lead1ng the band ln all march1ng events the Kaukauna Hlgh tw1rlers have put 1n another suc cessful year LOIS Vandenberg IS the drum major ette She maneuvered the band for all football games, homecom1ng and other parades The tw1rl ers who fronted the band Wlth tw1rl1ng and march mg rout1nes were Sh1rley B1ese, Joan Nettekoven Florence Goldm and Patr1c1a Frank Th1s year there were several vacanc1es caused by gradua t1on and compet1t1on was keen The tw1rlers went w1th the band to Oshkosh Apr1l 28 for the annual muslcal f6St1Val Here they entered w1th the band and also 1n solo and en semble groups Duets entered were Pat and Flor ence Joan and Sh1rley Each of the g1rls also en tered solo Last year LOIS won a second place 1n the A d1v1s1on The tw1rlers served as usherettes at the annual bprmg Band Concert on May 9 The Memor1al Day parade Wlll close the1r aCt1V1t19S for the school year Swing a The Kaukauna H1gh School Band, under the d1 rect1on of Elwood Blelck, had 1tS usual successful season 1n 1950 Travelhng to Manltowoc on Apr1l 22 for the annual mus1c fest1val the band entered class A In solo and ensemble compet1't1on there were twelve f1rsts, twenty two seconds and four tl1ll'dS A few of the many engagements were play mg at the summer concerts at La Follette park and marchmg 1n parades for var1ous hol1days The band also marched 1n the Amer1can Leg1on Con vent1on parade held at Green Bay 1n the Holy Name Rally parade at Appleton, and fo1 the Kau :rx Left to rxght Sh1rley Blese Pat Frank Drum MaJorette Lo1s Vandenberg Florence Go1d1n Joan Nettekoven nd Sway kauna sw1mm1ng pool d6d1C3tlOD Maneuvers and playlng at football games and homecommg kept the sp1r1ts of fans h1gh Popular songs, marches, school songs and cheers prov1ded enterta1n1nent dur1ng basketball games The Chr1stmas Concert on December 20, fmxshed ltS aCt1Vlt18S for the year Th1s year the band entered the mus1c fest1val, 1n class A at Oshkosh on Apr1l 28 The band gave ltS Sprmg Concert on May 9 Band off1cers elected were W MCGIHHIS, pres1dent, A Coonen, v1ce p1es1dent, and G Bruecker, sec1etary trcasure1 Top rovn E Vtwrnecke C Parker R Krueger J Jacobson C Frank J J1cques C Mwhn P Foegen C Steele Lyle V111 denberg T MCGIDDIS P Kenney M Hartzhe1m D Jacques T Kennev D Sachs R Coonen lh1rd row C Gerr1ts M KllSl9f A Nnnmer C Natrop K Fassbender S Vlerschem V H'lI'fZl1Ell11 A Coonen Bonn'1 Vrmden Heuvel James Ktlgas P Deerlng J Blumre1ch E Stexdl D Frank N Gerhartz S Merlo R Vllrth Mr Blelck Second rovt Margaret Vanden Heuvel M Runte R1t'1 Gerrxts Vt Smudde J HHFIZDCIUI B Van De Loo A Toms C Van Zeeland S Vanden Heuvel G Bruecker Vt McG1nn1s J Brewster C Kessler J Bren7e1 VS Appleton J Goldapske Bottom rom J TIITIIIISFS J Blese V Bl'1h'1 S Champeau J Gerrlts G H1ldebr'mdt S BIESQ F Gold1n LOIS Vandenberg P Frank J Nettekoxen C Hartjes R Hartjes J Robedeaux K S1ebers G Bxenzel J Mart1n Absent J Schlude Page 47 i . . . - K 'lid p yni .4 ' , . . 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', 2 . . uBlow Gabriel, Mus1c for all hxgh school affarrs from the Chr1st mas Dance to the Sad1e Hawklns Hop was fur nlshed by Kaukauna Hlgh Schools own party orchestra Th1s group also played for band moth ers meetmgs and PTA meetlngs Only the better musrclans 1n the band are el1g1 ble to belong to the Party Orchestra so member sh1p IS qulte an honor Included 1n the group are James Kllgas Edward Sterdl and Sh1rley Vanden Heuvel who play cornets W1ll1am Appleton bass Kay K1ll1an p1aHO Bonna Vanden Heuvel and Paul Foegen trombones Allegra N1mmer Janet Hartzhelm and George Brenzel alto ax Arnold Coonen and Pat Kenney tenor sax and Ke1th Srebers and John Martm drums Wherever there are athletlc contests out of town football games or before game rallres the pcp band IS found furnxshmg the 111L1S1C The pep Pep Band Standing VS Appleton Martm Seited A Coonen R Hart Jes P Foegen B Vm en Heuvel E Steldl S Vanden Hemel James Kllgas band was espec1ally l1vely at the basketball tour nament at Menasha Though often the pep band was more nolsy than melod1ous st1ll It always 1n sprred the students to cheer thelr loudest Included 1n th1S group are James K1lgas Ed ward Ste1dl Sh1rley Vanden Heuvel and Jack Blumrexch cornet Arnold Coonen tenor sax Ke1th Slebers alto sax Bonna Vanden Heuvel and Paul Foegen trombone Roger Hartjes barrtone W1ll1am Appleton bass John Martln and Lyle Vandenberg drums amples of extra currxcular vwolk 1n the ITILISIC de partment They set the backg1ound for the gay er moments 1n students l1ves From dances to foot ball games, muslc rs always an 1mportant part of the fun Putx OI'Ll1LSllI 1. t in ight l 1 B Van un Houve oc an excl 'un cn uxel 0 KIg,'1S X Apple n belted K Slcbcrs P Kennq A Coonen A Nnnmex J Hart l191I11 C B16-11701 Ku lXllll'll'A Page 48 4' : '. , J. 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Blow B 'md C Debate squads To row A Nlmmer C Zvuck J Martxn H Fenske H Altergott D Kroll C Rwdemacher Mlddle row S Thelen N Starke A Sxmon C Jacob son N Dahm S Doermg Bottom row J Jacques Y Borree C Frank P Arrn strong E Brenzel M KI1ne Mary Verhagen Headlng the Nat1onal F0rens1c League mem bers th1s past year were Howard Fenske as presx dent Bette Feldkamp v1ce pres1dent and Mar garet Kl1ne secretary treasurer The NFL th1s year was 1n charge of the Freshmen Sophomore speech contest held annually at Kaukauna Hxgh School The A debate squad cons1sted of Mary Rohan Franc1s De Brum and Charlene Colhns aff1rma t1V6 and Lorena Derus and Bette F eldkamp ne gat1ve at Appleton Hlgh School by w1nn1ng 4 out of 6 debates and was el1g1ble to attend the sect1onal tournament at Stevens Po1nt In Kaukaunas 1nv1tat1onal tournament held February 17 the A squad served as Judges for the B and C squad debaters In thls debate the B squad won f1rst place 1n the NEWC Other schools present were Neenah Menasha and K1mberly The B squad thxs year cons1sted of Howard Fenske John Mart1n Harvey Altergott Margaret A squad Debaters Left to ught M Rohan E Feldkamp F Dc Blum L Dclus Kl1ne Allegra Nlmmer Mary Verhagen Jack1e Jacques Sandra Thelen and Carl Rademacher In the A and B debate tournament held at Plus H1gh School M1lwaukee e1ght members of the N F L were present They were Mary Rohan Bette Feldkamp Lorena Derus Franc1s De Bruln John Mart1n Howard Fenske Margaret Kl1ne and Charlene Colllns The C squad debaters lncluded Pat Arm strong Av1a S1mon Nancy Starke Mary Verha gen Yvonne Borree and Carol Zwxck negatlve and JHCk16 Jacques Carl Rademacher Don Kroll Betsy Brenzel Carolyn Frank Nancy Dahm and Sharon Doermg afflrmatlve Th1s year the C squad debaters partlclpated ln the 1nv1tat1onal tournament at Sheboygan Jan uary 13 where the aff1rmat1ve teams lost to West Allls Central Menasha and Sheboygan Central and the negat1ve teams lost to Port Wash1ngton and West Bend The aff1rmat1ve teams won over Sheboygan Central West Bend Sheboygan Falls and the negat1ve teams won over Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan North and Two Rlvers The f1nal tally was 6 w1ns and 6 losses N3tl0H3l FOIGHSIC League local offlcexs Bette Feldkamp VICE pxesldent Howard Fenskc p1cs1 dent Margalet Kl1ne secretarv treasuxer Page 49 p : .I ' . . ' 1 1 1 . , 1 ' 1 1 ' - ' ' - - sa 77 44 11 1 1 1 , . , - . . . . 7 , ' 1 . . . . I U ' , , 7 5 1 ' 1 1 1 as 11 - ' , . . . . . H ,, . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I . ' ' Y 7 I The AH squad passed district tournament, held ' ' , 1 t 1 - . 1 . . . 7 G 7 , - 44 77 1 - Q n n 1 l . Q - q . . na 77 - 7 . at 77 44 11 - 1 I 1 at 77 - 'I ' 1 7 7 F . 1 7 5 7 . 7 56 77 ' ' ' ' , . 1 1 1 ' 'J I . , . , . ' D , . , ' ' ' 1 3 N ' 'I' , ' 3 . y V- . . 7 z I, , K! ff No Speaka Sprmg forenslcs were part1cular1ly actlve th1s sprxng as seven students were ehglble to attend the state meet at Mad1son on Apr1l 14 Kaukauna played host to the other schools f the conference for the league meetlng March 14 The forenslc department walked off wlth honors as eleven students recelved As They were Bar bara L1ttle and Lavonne Conrad 1n ser1ous decla mat1on Allegra Nlmmer, Florence Goldm and Bette F eldkamp humorous declamatlon Margar et Kl1ne and Margaret Greenwood 1n extempor aneous readlng Mary Ann Rohan and Charlene Colhns oratory Jacquelyn Jacques four m1nute speak1ng and Lorena Derus, extemporaneous speaklng These students went on to the D1str1ct meet at Appleton on Aprll 7 Barbara, Lavonne, Allegra Mary Ann Charlene Lorena and Margaret Khne earned A s for themselves It was th1s group wh1ch made the trlp to Madlson The Conference meet was held later 1n sprlng Declarmers p1cked to attend th1s meet were James Bayorgeon and W1ll1am West, humorous Mary Ann Rohan and Mary Verhagen ser1ous In ad d1t1on to declamatlon, students were also entered 1n the other d1v1s1ons of forens1cs The Conference meet has an A and B d1v1s1on, wh1ch g1ves under Page Q0 Extemp Speakers and Oratoxs Top row L Derus E Feld kamp F Faust H Altergott S Doerxng M Kllne Second row M Roh1n S Thelen D Weyers A Snnon Y Borree Mary Verhagen C Zw1ck Bottom row J Mlslxnskn B Llttle L Conrad E Brenzel C Frank S Melchoxrs classmen a chance to part1c1pate Last year thxs meet was won by Two Rxvers who edged out Kau kauna by one po1nt A practlce meet to be held at Kaukauna to help everyone galn exper1ence was planned for some t1me 1n Apr1l or May The annual Natlonal Forenslcs League Meet was held at M1lvwaukee Aprxl 27 and 28 Several students from the h1gh school partlclpated Other students who went out for oratory durmg the year were Av1a Slmon Carol Zw1ck Janls Mxs l1n k1 Mary Keldatz Patr1c1a Zuelzke R1ta Ger r1ts Carol Natrop Mary Verhagen Sandra Thel en Frank Faust Yvonne Borree Sharon Doermg Shlrley Melcholrs Jean Bayorgeon Shlrley Gotts chalk Carol Jacobson and Murlel Feldkamp Carolyn Frank Ehzabeth Brenzel and Margaret Greenwood took part 1n or1g1nal oratory Patr1c1a Armstrong and James Schlude were 1n four m1nute speak1ng Extemp speakers 1ncluded Carol Zw1ck Charlene Collms and Harvey Altergott Daxlene Weyers was 1n ser1ous declamat1on Awards for the flve d1v1s1ons of forenslcs were glven out at the annual Awards Day Program 1n the Sprmg These lncluded forens1c letters and certxfxcates Extemp Readers and De clalmers Top row N Go1d1n Y Bor ree M Khne James Bavor geon L Conrad M Green mood A Nlmmer Mary Ver hagen Bottom row F Goldm E Feldkwmp B Llttle M Rohm D Vlewers M Mirtzahl Ab sent J Hooymwn W Vlest . cl. 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Q.. . - da Englls 7 K- X!! , fs Zn I H sg! - Left to rrght are Darlene Weyers VICE president Francls De Blum pres1dent and Joan Kavanaugh secretary treasurer A new pol1cy was followed th1s year when the Lat1n and Spamsh clubs comb1ned thelr members 1nto one Fore1gn Language Club because of the s1m1lar1ty of the two clubs At the f1rst meet1ng of the organ1zat1on FFHDCIS De Brum was chosen to head the new club serv1ng as pres1dent Darlene Weyers was elected vlce pres1dent and Joan Kava naugh, secretary treasu1 er MISS Faye Schulz, teacher of Spanlsh and Latln, IS adv1ser to the club A float was entered m th1s years Home commg Parade by the club, and won a thrrd place 1n the competltlon The members of the orgaruzatlon were approprlately garbed as Romans and Spamarcls to carry out the theme Movles and sk1ts by VHTIOUS club members prov1ded entertamment durmg the meetmgs A Cl111StlllHS palty was held ID the Home Econo mlcs rooms 1n the H1gh School The mam feature of the party was the breakmg of the pmata, followmg a MBXICHH Chrxstmas trad1t1on The pxnata IS a Jar, sus pended ID the a1r f1lled w1th candy, and the chlldren of the fam1ly after be1ng blmdfolded try to break lt w1th St1CkS Another project was a banquet held 1n Aprll by the two Spanlsh classes 1n whlch only Spamsh was spoken and used on the menus as much as possible Pan Amer1can Day, a Spanlsh hollday, was observed by the newly orgamzed Fore1gn Language Club on Aprll 12 mstead of Aprll 14 because It d1d not fall on a school day The Romans Senors and Senorltas became fam1l1ar w1th the language and customs of the two countrles thus teach1ng them to be more tolerant of other people Top row C McCo1e E Brenzel F Faust J Schlude H Fenske H Altcrgott G Hlldebrandt C Rademacher F De Brum M Johnson S Engerson Thlrd row M Sklbba S Merlo S Hohmarm M Klme S Doerlng L M1tcheIl N Dihm J Conrad D WGYEIS M Mam Y Borree Second row J Kavanaugh M Hartjes J Jacobson C Frank J Kruckeberg J M1s11nsk1 K K1l11'm J Pendleton S Femal M Feldmann Bottom row C Oettlnger J Hooyman J Brenzel D Grebe J Jacques N Goldm E Klme Absent J Hartzhe1m P Armstrong A Nrnmer Page 51 o l l . ll bm, cl A Sl A jj. , ,, K ' 4 3 F as A 4 as ,J t W ., ' Em X . l , . , JW' if I A I K ' 0. 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A - , - l SEV Top row A Nlmmer S Strom S Engerson P Gerhartz Eleanor Schmldt L Conrad M Khster V Van Lanen L Derus Thlrd row S Merlo J M1sl1nsk1 P Armstrong M Schmldt S Gottschalk S Borg R Relnke M Rohan E Feldkamp Second row J Kavanaugh N Goldm C Parker S Hohmann C Natrop M Klme V Hartzhelm J Hartzhelm Bottom row S Thelen J Jacques S Melcholrs B Lxttle B Berens B Horn J Hooyman Absent E Derus N Helf M Werschem C Mahn Curtain Callers The Dramatlcs Club won a B ratmg for the1r presentatlon of the Flor1sts Shop at the M1d afer earnlng A ratmgs at both the league and d1S trlct contests Included 1n the cast were Nanc1e Goldm W1l ham MCGIDHIS James Bayorgeon Lavonne Con rad, and Lyle Vandenberg Pres1d1ng over the club were Bette Feldkamp Pres1dent W1ll1am MCGIDDIS V1ce Pres1dent and Mary Ann Rohan, Secretary treasurer MISS Su zanne Wheeler was the advrser Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly was selected for the sprmg play and was dlrected b5 A sbene from The FlOl1St Shop vuth B1ll MCGIHIIIS as Mr Slovsky and Nancle Goldm as Maude Page 52 Mlss Suzanne Wheeler Those 1n the cast were S Whlte B Lxttle M Rohan W MCGIDUIS D rad S Hohmann, J Hooyman J Jacques, A Nlmmer H Altergott Dunng the year, the play The Boy Came Home was put on and d1rected by the students themselves 1n order that they mlght gam more expemence Student dxrectors for thls play were M Kllne and C Natrop Another play to glve the students more experrence was the Blue Tle, presented at the Neenah Speech Inst1tute on Oc tober 14 Students 1n the cast were B Feldkamp, M Rohan, and L Derus The Dxamatlcs Club float 111 the homecomlng parade Thls float recelved an Honolable M8Ht10H award .4-0 H . V 6 5 ,. K. - A f RFS G9 Y ' W- 2 8 f fx 'f Lf lf- 5 - I . H . , 7, , - . . ' . . I . , . , . , . , . sectional one-act play contest at Stevens Point De La Hunt, D. Heindel, T. MclVlorrow, L. Con- - ' , 1 - V 7 n u . - ' . . . . , I I H . . . U l - ,, . 66 77 I V ' , - I I 7 n 1 u at E HUB wr' Upper p1cture Homecomlng Queen Lavonne Con rad wlth attendants Barbara Lxttle at the left and Marg Ann Rohan at the r1ght Lower left The Sophomore class float 1n the Homecomlng parade 2 Lower r1ght Eugene Van Lanen d1OV9 the Queen and her attendants ln the HOHlGCO1111Dg parade Left to rlght are Barbara Llttle Queen Lavonne Conrad and Mary Ann Rohan Page 53 sf 1 n If Q as 4 1: J y U 'P a av ll 0 4 1 Q . , Q 'e as , 1 G 1 , Q ,, Q x 1 1' e W A 4 s x ,1 . L.. A 1 ff ' -4- K ,ff ' 9 , f .J S .f if .JA . . 4' ' v - ' 7 . . Sports A plauyu gmspmg, l ll is he lunb fo1 1 tounhdown 1 foxxvucl 5hoot1ng, 1 baaket two boys f1C,ht1ng a boxmg bout all an paxt of ou1 ln all of them handa pl my a majox part is studnnts lgaln to Loordmate thexr mmds wlth then' bodxes Hands make possxblg the sports whmh play so mmpoxtant a pa1t 111 oux sghool ll e H' 1 ' ' f Z1 Ja z . . . E . 7 2 . ,c. 1 ' 1 3 ' 1 Q 'o ' ' t ., . . . memories of the past yoa1 s sports. r 1 E v 1 1 ' u lst nl X .. X 1 - I , - V' , - . 1 ' . v 'f . ference championshlp Sports Success crowned the football season as the Gal loping Ghosts battled to a share ln another con Mr. Wienbergen, Menasha high school principal, present- ing co-captain Dave Zwick with the 1950 Northeastern Wisconsin Conference football championship trophy. At far left is Francis Gerow, also a squad captain and at his left 1S Joseph Bayorgeon mayor of Kaukauna Mr Wlenbergen IS secretary of the Conference aged to knock off the conference leaders, Men asha during a conference game and Neenah 1n the sectional tournament KHSS Giant Killer though sportlng only two Varslty Football CConference Recordh Kaukauna Cl1Ht0HV1ll6 Menasha Neenah Shawano Two Rivers New London SCORES Shawano 12 New London 6 Menasha 6 Cl1ntonv1lle 6 Kaukauna 7 Kaukauna 3 Kaukauna 1 Kaukauna 7 Kaukauna 2 Two RIVBYS 6 Kaukauna 1 Frosh Football CConference Recordj T Menasha Wilson Necn ih Rooscvclt K xukauna 2 Page 56 basketball team, al COl'1fEI'9I'1Ce WIHS, ITIHII Pc Sheboygan North 7 Pct 1 000 Kimberly McKinley Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna 6 Kaukauna 2 Kaukauna 6 0 SCORES Menasha 21 Roosevelt 6 Neenah 20 Kimberly 13 Wilson 7 McKinley 6 St Mary s 7 Baseball 119505 CConference Standmgsl Menasha Cl1ntonv1lle Shawano Kaukauna New London Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna SCORES New London Menasha 10 Neenah 6 Cl1ntonv1lle 5 Shawano 6 Only one scheduled match Wlth Wausau didnt dlscourage KHS s John Sulllvans as 55 re C DlStYlCt Kaukauna 10 Kimberly 7 Kaukauna 5 Freedom 4 Sectional Kaukauna 15 Almond 0 Kaukauna 2 Menasha 7 Non Conference Kaukauna 4 East De Pere Kaukauna 5 Seymour 1 Track 119501 CConfe1ence Meetj Two Rivers 5412 Kaukauna 31 Menasha 2612 Neenah 25 New London 18 Cl1ntonv1lle 17 Sturgeon Bay 13 Oconto Falls 11 Triangular May 3 Kimberly 91 Kaukaun 1 62 Men ash 1 7 H ' ' 13 - ' l . - - - s cc - sv 9 ' ' ..,,,.,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 1 5 .167 ' ' ' ....................,... 0 6 0 .000 - W. L. T. t. .. 5 1 0 .833 0 - ' ' .......,.... ....... 5 1 0 .833 2 3 2 1 .600 6 2 2 2 .500 20 - 2 3 1 .400 - ' ,,,.,,,,,,,,...,.... 2 4 0 .333 6 - ' 0 6 0 .000 , 2 . 8 . i l W. L. P t. ' J Kaukauna 20 Neenah 6 Neenah ,VVVVVVY,,,-.,,..-AY,,--,,.--.-,-- 4 1 ,800 Shawano 41 5 ' ......,,,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,.. 4 1 .soo 4 ' ' ..................,....... 3 2 .600 f 1 4 .200 ' ' W. L. . ' . ' . . , , .. 6 0 0 . ' ' ' 9 A 1 . ' .' .. .. .. .... 5 1 0 .833 ' 2 1 - z . .. ., .. ,. ,. 4 2 0 .667 5 ' 1 . . 3 3 0 .500 2 ' ' ' L 2 ' 2 ' ' . .. ' 4 0 .333 ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' 2: z 2221 Co-captain Francis G e r o W presenting a coach's trophy to Mr. Krumm on behalf of the 1950 varsity football squad. Looking on is the other cap tam Dave ZW1Ck Highlight ported for the f1rst day of practlce among them a large group of veterans Agaln the baseball squad, hard h1t by gradua t1on, had a large group of aSp1I'1I1g hopefuls to f1ll As usual, a major rebulldmg Job faced Coach Walter Rennebohm as the track squad started LXCICISGS at the flrst hmt of spr1ng sun Dual May 23 Kaukauna 68 Neenah 45 State Meet fMa1k Hoeghj oth ln Shot 4th 1n Dxscus Varslty Basketball CConference Recordj Menasha Neenah Shawano Two RIVBFS Chntonvllle New London Kaukauna SCORES Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna K xukauna K luk tuna 41 Neenah 61 Shawano 54 Two RIVEFS 68 New London 49 Menasha 74 Clmtonvllle 53 Neenah 58 Shawmo 5 Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna K'auk'1un'1 B Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna K xukauna gulars Two RIVGFS 57 Menasha 46 New London 77 Clmtonvllle 66 Oconto Falls 51 Algoma 75 New Holstem 38 West De Pere 68 West De Pere 53 Sectlonal 59 Neenah 57 52 Menasha 72 Squad Basketball SCORES Neenah 34 Shawano 48 Two RIVGTS 30 New London 33 Menasha 50 Clmtonvllle 37 Neenah 43 Shawano 39 Two RIVGFS 39 Menasha 48 New London 35 ln vacanc1es Don Mahn, Franc1s Crerow, and Wayne Wxedenhaupt were the only retulnmg K lukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Cllntonvllle 28 Oconto Falls Algoma 19 New Holsteln 23 West De Pere 30 West De Pele 31 Frosh Basketball Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna Kaukauna SCORES McKm1ey 28 Neenah 30 Menasha 42 Wxlson 46 Roosevelt 39 McK1nley 37 Neenah 31 Menasha 45 Wllson 52 New London Roosevelt 29 Klmberly 43 St Marys 32 Boxm g Pc 1 000 Page 07 , , - ' , . 1 ' - re ' 39 ' 2 48 ' ' ' 50 36 29 70 29 59 ' ' 40 ' 29 4 1 69 1 ' ' 35 51 1 ' U U 46 ' 50 55 24 ' W. L. Pct. C 1 1 C , 9 3 .750 42 . 9 3 .750 , . .,............................ 6 6 500 16 . , ' ' Kaukauna 20 K1mberly 40 5 7 .417 sf 71 44 . . . 2 10 .167 24 44 . 30 27 . 31 26 42 32 28 , 40 1 46 41 , 57 . 25 . . 26 . 52 38 47 45 . 46 ' ' f 38 ' 1 ' 48 ' ' ' 47 W. L. T. t 1 4 ' ' 2 3 z ' ' 34 ' ' 1 0 0 . wa ? if Ein- -ABQ MA NN Meet Termed by Coach Krumm as The most coach- able teami' he has ever worked with, the Gallop- ing Ghosts' gridders bulled their way to a share in another N.E.W. Conference championship by virtue of their 5-1 record. Ably assisted by backfield coach Fred Barri- beau and line coach Asher Shorey, Krumm formed the aspiring gridders around a mainstay of three veterans. Headed by co-captain and guard Dave Zwick, rugged 235 pound guard Dave Stuiber, and end Ken Roloff, the Ghosts were steadily molded into a still unsteady grid machine. Worst hit by graduation had been the back- field. The big job was to find a competent runner and passer to fill the left-half spot vacated by Pat- trick Stan Lehman. The answer showed itself when two gold dust twins, Rich Giordana and Gene Noonan showed up well in practice. Blocking back John Moose Noonen filled an- other of Coach Krumm's worries. With Robert Stan Whitman running from the fullback slot and alternating with dependable, hard-hitting, co-captain Francis Gerow, right-half William Taylor, Krumm completed his backfield. Line backer and reserve fullback Joe Nieuwen- huis, a stocky guard, Clarence Corky Smith, guard John Hermans, tackle Clarence Barney' Lamers, center Lee Freier and reserve line back- er, Dick Otte rounded out the team. At times, sheer determination, as in the Clin- tonville game, was the determining factor in vic- tory for the Ghosts. When the final horn sounded, the score read 7-6, in favor of the team which didn't believe what it had read in the papers. The Ghosts' U50-51 season opened when they travelled to Sheboygan North to meet the highly rated Fox River Valley Conference school. Rated as underdogs, the Galloping Ghosts play- ed heads up ball, and pulled through with a stir- ring 14-7 victory. The following week the Galloping Ghosts play- ed their first conference game when Shawano travelled to meet the Kaws on their home field. The inspired Shawano Indians, surged ahead to a 12-7 victory. Travelling to New London a week later, a jit- tery crew of Ghosts played a poor brand of ball Dave Zwick, captain Bob Whitman Guard Fullback Dave Huss Clarence Smith End Guard Bill Taylor John Noonan Halfback Quarterback Page 58 The Champs in the first half, found themselves in the second stanza and managed to roll up a 32-6 score while using mainly reserve strength in the second half. In winning their homecoming game with Men- asha, 18-6, the powerful Ghosts' offense rolled up 260 yards against Menasha's 148. By this time, the Clintonville Truckers had been termed by Clintonville the finest team Clin- tonville had fielded in the history of the school. Clintonville was rated as high as a 20-30 point favorite over the Galloping Ghosts. But the Ghosts playing a slam-bang, flawless game, came from behind to nip the Truckers 7-6. The all important point after the touchdown was converted by co-captain, Francis Gerow. Sophomore left-half, Gene Noonen and Rich Giordana, proved to be main dogs in the Kaws offense. Powerful line plunges by fullback, Stan Whitman, enabled the team to stall the ball in the final minutes. On defense, stocky John Noonan, line backer, lineman Barney Lamers, co-captain, Dave Zwick, Clarence Corky Smith, and Dave Stuiber along with ends, Ken Roloff, and Dave Huss, sparked the Kaws to victory. In the last two games of the season. the Ghosts scored 45 points to their opponents, 12. Travelling to Neenah, the Galloping Ghosts again came from behind to trim the Rockets 20-6. In the last game of the season the Kaws gal- loped all over Two Rivers, running up a total of 16 first downs to Two Rivers 3. The final score was 25-6. A fitting climax to the successful season came when co-captain Dave Zwick, guard Dave Stuiber. and hard-luck center, Lee Freier, were named to the N.E.W. Dream Team. Representatives on the second squad were end, Ken Roloff, and fullback and defensive end, Stan Whitman. Honorable mention went to stalwart tackle Clarence Barney Lamers and left-half, Rich Giordana. For the first time in the history of the school 3 co-captains were named to head the H51-52 team. They were Rich Giordana, Clarence Corky Smith and Bob Stan Whitman. Lee Freier Francis Gerow, captain Center Halfback Ken Roloff Richard Giordana End Halfback John Hermans Clarence Lamers Tackle Tackle Page 59 Ho Hum, Coached by Walter Rennebohm, the Frosh foot ball squad completed the1r schedule 1n slxth place, ahead of McK1nley Although hampered by a small and lnexperlenced team the Frosh played better ball than the scores 1nd1cate To start the season, the Menasha champ1ons crushed the Kau yearlmgs, 21 0 In the next game Roosevelt pushed across a touchdown 1n the last mlnute to eke out a 7 2 wln The Ghosts were the Varsxty Squad Co Llptaln Duc Zwnck nm on the toss of the com 1t thc start of Kaukaunas homecomlng game played agalnst Menasha v1ct1ms of Neenah 1n the next clash, 20 7 but then turned the t1de and trampled McK1nley, 27 0 W1lson eked out a 7 6 w1n 1n the next outxng and then Kaukauna f1n1shed out the season by trounc ing K1mberly 20 12 Regulars on Coach Rennebohms team were M1ke Vanden Heuvel Bob Sager ends, Tom Kenney Jack Blumrelch tackles, John Merckx, B111 Kessler, guards, and Clarence Weyers, cen Top row Coach Shoreg R Golden R Eltlng R Steger R Luckou J Brevnstex K Schunnnn Ronald Sager XX Jwhns M Golden Daud Sxebers R Eppmger L Faust Thlrd row D Berens R Toonen Vl Vhlk D Voet J Nl6UW6HhUlS WX Hellman J Bartels D Verkullen R Borree R Relchcl P Cox E Vtulgaert A Hmkens Coach Barrxbeau Coach Krumm Second row N De Broux C Smlth E Noonan D Schommer G Vander Velden D Glasheen VS McG1nn1s D Huss D Rlstwu C S11-:ora D Roberts H Faust B Weyers T Hubeny Bottom row R Glordana J Haen L Frexer C Velte C L'nners K Roloff J Noon'1n F Gerow D Zwlck J Hernnns R Vthxtman R Otte W Taylor Page 60 --if in ,. ' 1 y - -Q . . ,'. . V '- v v s . . - 1 1 ,, ,,,f . Another Championship! Actxon durmg the xarslty game played at Neenah tel Jun Jaeckels, Tom N1esen Don Weyenbeng and Archle Huss made up the bHCkf161d Other boys who supphed needed support were Dave Gatz Dxck Jaeger B111 Lappen Garf1e1d Summers D1ck Darnro Hugh Flnnegan, Call Bue tow, and Ken Sp1CG, hnemen Tom Hrlgenberg and Tom Nole, 1ounded out the backfleld Huss was the ma1n sprmg on the offenslve at tack, scormg slx touchdowns for th1rty SIX po1nts I'hree of h1s touchdowns came on long Jaunts of mnety, seventy fxve, and s1xty two yards We-yen be-rg scored two touchdowns for twelve pomts The season ended happrly Frosh Squad Top row T Nlesen J Merckx J B1umre1ch H Fmnegan Robert Sager C Buetovx J Jaeckels A Huss G Summers Coach Rennebohm Mxddle row Coach Hull VS Kessler K Splce D Veyenberg Mvron Vanden!-Ieuxel G Nytes D Gatz R Jaeger VN Lappen T ZW1Ck Bottom row R Hmkens R Noonan R D'1mro T Kenney C 'weyers Rlchard Mlller C Gerow T Hxlgenberg T Nole J Kuchel fI16lSteI' 1-Q g 1 Page 61 N .lm . 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Z P' 51 4,9 ' U- va ff' NX M5 'uw Q 1' nf' Q-ff, Knights A Squad Left to rlght J Dlestler J Rutten F Gerow J Hllgenberg K Vanderloop VE Jahns R Whltman P Maes K Roloff D R1St3U R Steger R Glordana Although the won lost record of the K H S basketeers wasnt too lmpresslve they went on to set a few records Averagmg 48 pomts a game scorlng 70 po1nts m one game and havmg a total of 147 pomts scored 1n one game were three of the records made by Coach Shorey s squad In the f1rst two games of the season the Ghosts went down 1n defeat 59 to 21 and 75 to 35 at the Co captalns Ken Ro loff and John Dlest ler Other players shown on a e 62 are leftj Ken Vander loop flower leftj and Francls Gerow Clow er r1ghtJ Plctures on page 6 show game w1th Cl1ntonv1lle Cupper flghtj B team playmg Cl1ntonv1lle B Cupper leftj game vylth New Lon don flower rlghtj and game w1th Two Rly ers flower leftj ww......,,,,. '!s-mg,-, GVUOPAQQQQ. Page 64 hands of Oconto Falls and Algoma respectwely Then they bounced back to defeat New Holste1n 46 to 38 Followmg the1r w1n over New Holstem the Ghosts lost four strarght games to West De Pere Neenah Shawano and Two RIVGTS To f1n lsh the year of 1950 the Ghosts presented Coach Shorey Wlth a conference w1n over New London Startmg the year 1951 the Ghosts were trounced by Menasha 74 to 47 The last game of the f1rst round of conference play saw Cllntonvxlle put the squad back by a 53 to 46 sco1e On an open week the West De Pere team mvaded the Ghosts court only to be defeated 1n a revenge game by a 55 to 53 ox ert1me encounter In the next games Neenah Shavyano and Two RIVCIS each made lt two uc tones over the Kaws Then thmgs started to hap pen the Ghosts obtamed the name of the Glant game the G1antk1llers lost two heartbreakers to New London and Cllntonvllle by respectlve SCOICS of 77 to 70 and 66 to 59 to fmxsh the1r conference eason wrth two w1ns and ten defeats ln the flrst game of the reglonal tournament held at Menasha the Ghosts defeated h1 hly rated Neenah by a score of 59 to 57 Two n1ghts later the Ghosts were ousted by Menasha 12 to 55 Durmg the season Coa h Shorey counted o Co captams John D1estle1 and Ken Roloff along w1th Fran Gerow Jude Rutten and sophomore Ken Vanderloop to do most of the vsork He also used Jack H1lgenberg Bob Wh1tman Blll Jahns Paul Maes Rxch Glordana Dave R1S1HU and Bob Stcgcr . , . y . . v , , . ' , . . . N 7 1 f 5' ' ' A 4 Nl - . - 1 Q v ' - ' 1' - -1 p g 3 ' K6 ' - Jude Rumen fupper killersf, by defeating Menasha 50 to 46. After this ' v sl - - 11 S . . I 'J 'ci . . A C, 0 . ' 54 7! r Y . v . ' . . '1 n asv , , l C . v ' n 9, V I I 1 . - 1 -Q.-w4.,,4,,M ' 'Q ' Q l - , . . f N-sf, 7 - . v I v A K A so 1 ' 0. ofthe Court B Squad Top row T Roberts A Hmkens G Zvuck T Flynn R Merbach D Schommer K Schumann Coach Barrlbeau Bottom row A Stamak P Kavanaugh R Busse E Noonan P Cox R Otte Lyle Vandenberg Endxng up IH the conference cellar but outscor mg the1r opponents was the strange fate of Coach Fred Barr1beau s B squad Although the JV s won only seven out of seven teen games they outscored therr opposltlon 659 to 593 In Conference compet1t10n, the Barrlbeau boys had a 2 10 record For the Bees xt was a heart breaklng campa1gn m whxch four of thelr losses came by a smgle po1nt and four others came by f1V8 pomts or less Workhorse Joe Hmkens garnered scormg hon o1s vs 1th 136 pomts m Splte of mlsslng the f1rst three games He was later promoted to the varslty for tournament play Playmake1 Dxck Busse was second w1th 125 markers and Ken Schumann th1rd w1th 120 tal11es Tutored by Coach Guy Krumm the frosh CagG1S got off to a slow start but galfllllg experlence, they came up wlth w1ns agamst the top teams 1n the Freshman league Left handed Jack Blumre1ch took scormg laurels wlth 110 counters John Lehman and Don Weyen berg followed Frosh Squad Top rovt Coach Krumm D Xlewenberg J Jaeckels J Ro bedeaux C Buetovu J Blumrelch J Lehman C Weyers T Nlesen Bottom row T Hxlgenberg D Gatz R Jaeger T Nytes T Melchert K Stulber T N016 Page 65 .. .. 1 - t . 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Back row A Hmkens W MCGIHDIS D Schommer D Zw1ck C Velte R B1shop H Fenske R Zw1ck H Faust Thnrd row W Kessler R Ludtke James Schuh J Ku chelmelster T Huhn J Noon an T MCGIDHXS T Kenney Mr Barrlbeau Second row Robert Mlller G Summers J Merckx E Noonan J Jaeckels D Berens Lyle Vandenberg W Taylor W L t enner Front row John Schuh L Baeten M Wlfth R Gcrt7 Glovesters Although only one match was scheduled thls out for the sport Coach Barr1beau put h1s charges through v1gorous tralnmg to get them IH shape for the tussle Wlth Wausau on March 31 There were ten returnmg lettermen led by co captams Dave Berens and Howard Fenske These were John Noonan Dave ZW1Ck, B1ll Taylor Charles Velte, and B1ll MCG1HH1S, semors, Bob M1ller and Bob Zw1ck Junlors and Wayne Len nert, a sophomore Others out were Ed Baum garten, Russ B1ShOp John Schuh Bob Gertz, James Schuh Dan Schommel Tom MLGIITHIS Joe John Merckx, B111 Kessler, Lloyd Baeten Tom Kenney, Lyle Vandenberg, Marvm Wlrth and Gene Noonan In the Orange Black matches held March 14 the Orange came out v1ctor1ous by a score of 5V2 to 21f2 WIDS for the Orange were John Schuh Wayne Lennert Archxe Huss Lyle Vandenberg Lloyd Baeten and B1ll MCGIDDIS The two w1n ners for the Black squad were Jrm Jaeckels and John Merckx Wayne Lennert of the Orange and James Schuh of the Black battled to a draw Page 66 Left B111 MCGIHDIS Dave. ZW1Ck and John Noonan Rlght Co captams Howald Fenske and Dave Berens w1th Coach Barrxbeau 4. 1 . . . , . . .u b I ' , year, boxmg found many enthus1ast1c hopefuls Hmkens, Arch1e Huss, Jxm Jaeckels, Tom Huhn, ' 7 1 ' v , - Q n I ' . , , - o - 1 , J u , . , . l , ' - 1 ' 7 7 ' ,mx f f J X NJN I: . . . V X - , I Dave ZW1Ck and Captain B111 Taylor gettmg 1n some early practice Cinder elmers After catching a few br1ght glances from the m1d spring sun the K H S track 1S punctured by the sw1ftly movmg Sp1kES of Coach Rennebohms clndermen Point producers were Jerry Kroll 1n the dashes and broad Jump Ken and Bob Roloff 1n the hur dles and high Jump Mark Schommer and Mark Hoegh 1n the We1ghtS Dick Myrhum and Tony Schuh 1n the 440 B1ll Taylor and Blll MCGIHDIS 1n the 880 and Don Mahn Bob Wenzel and Dave Zwick ln the pole vault opened the season by capturlng second place in a triangular meet with K1mberly and Menasha A dual meet w1th Menasha was halted because of an 80 mile hour wind The Kau H1 speedsters placed third IH the con ference meet behind Two RIVGTS and Shawano Of the sixteen schools entered in the sectlonal meet KHS finished fourth Qualifying for the State meet was Mark Hoegh w1th firsts in the shot and discus Hoegh placed fifth in the shot and Buck row W MCGIHHIS K Roloff M Golden C Velte M Weyenberg Coach Rennebohm Front row W Taylor K Schumann C Hartjes J Brewster E Noonan Absent W Doermg W West YI Yi! Page 67 Led by Jerry Kroll, captain, the 1950 thinclads fourth in the discus at the Madison meet. W I Batter Up. Headed by co captalns Donald Mahn and Wayne W1edenhaupt a small group of d1amond veterans returned for the 1951 baseball season The 1951 squad as usual was hard h1t by graduat1on Co Laptams Donald Mahn and Wayne Wledenhaupt QA Sr Pae68 Back row P Kavanaugh P Cox W Wledenhaupt J Hllgenberg R Steger Front row B Weyers R Otte F Gerow J Dlestler D Kessler Lost from the 50 team were dependable p1tche1 Patrlck Stan Lehman stocky second baseman Joe Nlesz shortstop Jerry Klarer and rlght helder Roy Vandenberg Returnmg veterans xncluded flelders Donald Kessler and Dlck Otte thlrd baseman John Dlestler flrst baseman Wayne Wledenhaupt p1tchers Donald Mahn and Bob Steger and catcher FTHHCIS Gerow Bernard Weyers Pat Kavanaugh and Pat Cox along wxth a large group of underclassmen and a smallel group of un trled upperclassmen were expected to add much needed IG se1 ve strength to the team 7 teams mcludmg a newcomer to the North Eastern Wxs consm conference Klmberly were on the Ghosts schedule Coach Asher Shorey was once more countmg on untrled reserves to brmg the team 1nto one of the top posltxons agaln th1s year X Qs ef M Wm f l if jg x 0 tj ' f My X fl XX! X5 5 X t rj Q ,l ? X A X 14. 5, fi J 1 3 2 l 5 I X ff Q ff C ' r l X NVQ' F- I U I Z ' Q lf' 1' 5 1 lst' l 'J ' p Wg, J. . ,fx K Men K Club Top row H Fenske VK Vkledenhwupt J Haen H Fxust K Roloff J Hllgenberg D Zwxck C Lamers R Whltnmn C Veltc Mlddle row R Wenzel D K ler D B B W E L k J N ess erens eyers ms ens oonan J Dxestler R Otte D Woelz Bottom row D Mahn D Kroll R Steger J Hansen W MCGIHHIS H Baeten W Taylor VH Lennert Robert Miller The K Club IS an orgamzatlon of all letter wlnners of the f1V6 major sports To earn a K one must be recogn1zed for h1s ach1evement, char acter, and all around sportsmansh1p These awards The semor members of the K Club mclude D ZWICK C Lamers J Noonan F Gerow B Mc Gmms L Fre1er B Taylor J Hermans D Ber ens J Haen J Bartels D Borree C Velte B Weyers B Wenzel W W1edenhaupt G Lmskens J Hansen H Fenske, J Rutten and J D1estler Coach Guy Krumm acts as advlser Volleyball one of the noon hour aCt1V1t1eS Faclng the camera left to rlght are P Brochtrup D Eltlng I Vande Yacht M Mahn E Warnecke M Oberthur N Nushart Noon hour 3Ct1V1t19S under the superv1s1on of M1ss Tressxe Lavm glrls phy ed mstructor and Fred Barrxbeau, boys phy ed teacher enjoyed .1 full schedule A var1ety of leagues were arranged, mcludmg volleyball basketball and football Loud screams could be heard when the g1rls bulled the1r way through a game of basketball Boys aCt1V1t19S centered around the basketball and volleyball games Later mterests turned to ward horseshoes, pmg pong, and baseball Another noon hour act1v1ty pmg pong In the background faclng the camera are J Toms J Dledrlch E Sasnowskl T Golden C Buchlnger E Vande Loo E Ver Bockel R Borree R Eltlng and J Noonan Wlth backs to the camera are F Mxschler and J Bartels Page 69 .. . h v v- y - - y - A I sl va - . . . . . 1 . . ' ' ' L. as - 1 - - a - ' 1 y ' ' 7 . . . . , . ' , . - ' ' 7 are proudly displayed on the familiar KH sweater. - - - , ' 54 77 ' . 7 7 ' . a ' x ' 1 ' 1 ' ' - 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' - ll 77 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 . . , . . . 1 - 1 ' 1 ' I 7 . , . . , . . . ' . I ' Y 7 - - A . .7 I D ' I Y . ' 1 ' Y ' 7 3 ' I 7 ' 1 ' I I 7 ' Y- ' 7 1 ' v - v - x - ' ' ' ' I I Norma McGoey Jams MlSl11'1Skl Page 70 Sharon Engerson Barbara Llttle captam ...With Us Lets glVC a blg hand for the team was one of the many cheers glven by the K H S cheerleaders led th1s year by Bar bara L1ttle Others on the A squad were Darlene Weyers Betty Nettekoven Sharon Enger son Norma McGoey Jamce M1Sl1DSk1 Sally Lmdstrom and Shlrley Schaefer At the begmnmg of the school year an ehmmatlon contest was held at wh1ch t1me members of the A and Freshmen squads were chosen Those on the Freshmen squad were Carol Vanden Heuvel Joan Vanden Bloomen Cehne Ryan and Sally Femal MISS Lavln was advlser of the cheer leaders celve a certxflcate for one year of serv1ce a K and one Stflpe for two years a K and three strlpes for four years serv1ce A four year member w1ll also recelve a gold megaphone Thxs year the only four Betty Nettekoven year member IS Barbara Sally Lmdstmm 9 U I .. , . . i ., 7 - 1 v , - C5 77 7 , o . A .- 7 I 7 7 , . LK 73 l Y 7 3 ' As in other years, cheerleaders will re- Y Ll 77 ' Ll 77 . , y . Shirley Schaefer Darlene Weyers ' ' x Thc Board of Dlrcctors Bwck row Eleanor SChl1lldt M Johnson co chalrmwn 'md treasurer H Fenske L Con rid J Conrad co chalrman Front row S Hohman E Feldkamp P Frank M Ap pleton secretary E War necke Give After wrltlng to other schools about the1r pep clubs and rece1v1ng suggest1ons from the student body on how to make a successful useful organ 1zat1on, the Pep Club was orgamzed 1n the fall of 1950 A constltutlon was then adopted and a board of control COI1S1St1I1g of eleven members, repre SSDtHt1VGS from each class, was estabhshed Joan Conrad was elected to head thlS board The club C eer IS called The Sp1r1ts The purpose of the Pep Club IS to have an olganlzed cheermg sect1on to back the schools teams They pract1ce w1th the cheer leaders, ar range pep programs, and prov1de sluts They fo1mulate a team beh1nd a team W1thout then' vocal efforts to show the vars1ty squads that they had backlng, the morale of our teams would not be as hlgh as lt IS Top row M Noonan P Gerhartz Eleanor Schmldt N Dahm Janet Vleyenberg S Strom M Greenwood T BIGSS M Vkerschem J Wxerschke C Jacobson B Matchett M KIISIEF S Doerlng L Mltchell Thlrd row G Femal I Vande Yacht B Slmon V Van Lanen L Conrad V Blaha S Engerson J Heup E Kerscher N Helf N Gerhartz J Mlller C Ploetz C ZW1Ck helm M Mangold C Roloff Bottom row J Kavanaugh N Goldm S Thelen C Mahn S Blese J Nettekoven S Lmdstrom M Feldmann J Ploetz C Mxller S Merbach M M3th1S Top row M Sklbba S Gottschalk S Borg A Lancour N Mayer J Kllhan E Feldkamp B Llttle J Conrad M Rohan J Kraus L Brown E Arnoldussen Thnrd row J Jacobson L Coenen M Khne R Remke N Nushart M Appleton M Johnson S Hohmann Shlrley May Schmxtz M Schmldt E Brenzel R Blese P Armstrong Second row N McGoey M Kllgas S Broulllard V Hartzhelm J Jacques D Vleyers N Blaha S Melcholrs J Pendleton M Nytes K K1ll1an P Frank Y Borree E Warnecke Bottom row Joan Kllgas E Kllne Mary Verhagen J Hoowmin M Martzahl S Bergman A Wulterkens N Stwrke E Bwlza B Berens B Horn J M1sl1nsk1 S Schaefer Absent E Derus Donna Slebers E Ryan Page 71 . . 1 . . ,L . . ,, N . . . , q - Second row: J. Gerti, L. Derus, S. Merlo, S. Schuler, P. Krueger, J. Fenske, S. Mertins, C. Toms, Rita Gerrits, L. Smith J. Hartz- When Day They were tired but happy Thls basketball team had Just won the GAA champlonshlp In the back row left to rlght are E Balza L Derus J Tlmmers and E Warnecke and 1n the front row P Krueger R Auden N Nushart and M Appleton Under the able ass1stance of M1ss Tress1e Lavm the G A A completed another year of sports and soc1al events The glrls partlclpated 1n 1ntra mural basketball and volleyball archery swxmmxng, golf, tennls and softball Soclal events 1ncluded a banquet and treasure hunt party on Halloween One of the mam events staged by the GAA was a basketball game between present members of thls years basketball team and some of 1ts alumn1 of last year The alumn1 were defeated 27 46 Members of th1S years team lncluded Lorena Derus, Elame Warnecke, Mary Jane Ap Left to rxght Joan Kavanaugh secretary treasurer Mary Jane Appleton pres1dent and Elame Warnecke v1ce pres1dent pleton, Nancy Nushart Janet Tlmmers, V1ck5 K1lawee Joyce Kraus, Jack1e Jacques, Betty Klme Pat Krueger, Norrlne Blaha and Sharon Engerson The basketball league was d1v1ded 1nto two sect1ons They were Freshmen Sophomore d1v1s1on and Junlor Semor d1v1s1on In the younger d1V1 s1on V1v1an Blaha s team of Freshmen glrls won the champ1onsh1p In the senlor league Lorena Derus team defeated LaVerne Browns to take the GAA crown Elght teams were entered ln the volleyball tournament Edrxss Balzas team won the crown by defeatlng Jeanne Gertzs The membersh1pl1st was approx1mately 125 Offlcers of the club were Mary Jane Appleton pres1dent Joan Kavanaugh, secretary treasurer, and Elame Warnecke, v1ce pres1dent Thxs IS the second year Mlss Lavm has been 1n charge of the G AA Left to rxght C Gerr1ts J Tmunels R Auden N Blaha N Nus Left to nght M Noouxn S Enge1son V Blahw L Conrad hart J Kraus N McGoey Page 72 1 , ,,...,.- ' ,U , - V S 1 1 , ' - . v . 7 1 ! . . . , , , . , . , . . . . . . , . s 7 7 v . . . - a - s 7 . , . 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Done John D1est1er presxdent Francls Gerow vlce presldent Vkayne W1e clenhwupt secretary treasurer After meet1ng early 1n 1950 to elect John D1estler presldent Francls Gerow, vlce pres1dent and Wayne Wledenhaupt secretary treasurer the Boys Athlet1c Assoc1at1on scheduled the events for what could be termed the most successful season 1n 1ts hlstory John lVlart1n was appolnted scrxbe whlle John Haen acted as chalrman of the homecomlng float In the fall of 1950 under the d1rect1on of Fred football league was set up John Dlestlers Streaks won the champlonshlp The b1ggest turnout of teams 1n years greeted One oi tht BAA Bxsketball Tnnns Bnck rovx D Zvxlck K Lcttlu D Kessler Front rovt R Bwyorgeon Robert Mlller Qu- JAM One of the floats Ln the 1950 llO1HECOIl'l1Hg parade the BAA basketball season Twenty four teams, ten ID the A league, n1ne 1n the B league and SIX 1n the noon hour league battled It out for honors Volleyball was played only by thc noon hour league, but plans were made to organxzo another league later on 1n the year Pmg pong shuffleboard baseball and horse Coach Barrlbeau The golf tournament, held among the golfers of K H S was won last year by Jun Swedberg That famous xeurlw ex ent the game between x BAA teim md the men tewchers Left to rlght are Mr Shorew Charles Slkora John Noonan Mr Bwrrlbeau Ron 11d Slger Mr Rennebohm md Jack Glesbers Page lu , . mv:-XA ' 'I' H I i . . . . . . .. H ,, ' . . - , , ' 7 ' LL 37 ' ' I U ' ' ' 3 1 ' 7 T . 4 Barribeau, phy. ed. instructor, an intramural touch shoe tournaments were also scheduled by . . U ',. . . . 2 W 'Z 2 1'-1 M -t 1' I, . .. V .Z 2.1, ,. 0 Thisl Sept 11 The 1950 51 school year began It was a wonderful day for the Frosh lnterestlng for the Sophs so so for Junlors and sure doom for the Sen1ors Sept 16 Kaukauna Hlgh came through for the football fans by beatlng Sheboygan North 14 7 1n the f1rst game of the season Sept 21 The Amba sador Quartet entel tamed the students 1n a lyceum program play 1ng the Sw1ss bells Sept 23 Shawano gave our Gallopmg Ghosts a hard tlme by beating them 12 7 Oct 6 Homecommg' W1th the parade bon f1re dance Lavonne Conrad queen Barbara Llttle and Mary Ann Rohan attendants Menasha just couldnt w1n the game Oct 14 An even happxer day Kaukauna beat Cl1ntonv1lle by a score of 7 6 Thxs gave us a share of the Ch3IDp1OHSh1p Speech enthusxasts attended thc Speech Instltutc at Nctnah Page 74 A scene from the 1950 sprmg three act play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Left to rlght are Mary Ann Rohan who played the part of Mrs Skmner the mother Margaret Klme as Corneha Otis Skln ner James Bayorgeon as OtlS Skinner and Dan Glasheen as the 2 purser Oct 19 The Lees presented an Lnterestmg lyceum about thelr country Chlna Nov 1 3 The Teachers all gathered together at a conventlon for some larnm and let the klds go home Nov 8 The Rotary gave the football heroes Nov 21 The Junlor Sen1or Home Arts glrls modeled thelr creatlons at the Style Show Nox 15 Basketball came 1nto the l1mel1ght and the Kaws played Oconto Falls 1n the flrst game of the season Nov 23 24 The whole world gave thanks but the hlgh school students were even more Joyful over the vacatlon Dec 5 The Shoe Sh1ne Boys and Raggedy AIIIIILS came to hfe as the Frosh were Lmtxatcd ' 1 L KC N . , fi 9 , f C . 3 - i ' 1 ll 5 77 ' ' 7 3 ' 1 ' J ' 64 ' 7, .7 C H , the1r annual d1nner. . . 7. 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' , Remember mer LW V J A 5 H A scene ln Mr Beguhns domam during the Open House of the 1949 1950 school year Dec 6 After takmg h1s oath of Off1C9 Pres1dent B1ll MCGIHHIS 1nducted the Student Councll mem bers Dec 20 The Band and Cholus plesented thelr annual Chrlstmas Concert to put everyone IH the holiday sp1r1t Dec 21 The Chrlstrnas Dance was sponsored by the Kamera Club Dec 22 The Dramat1cs Club presented The Florlst Shop as part of the Student Councll Chrlstmas program Thls was also the day school was dlsmlssed for the hohdays unt1l Jan 3 Dec 27 The Hollday Hop was held at the Ghosts Resort Jan 9 Lester Wxenbergen agam presented Kaukauna w1th the Conference football trophy Tho. gold footballs and letters wcle also awarded to the Champs .sf 9 9 Jan 10 Kenneth Strxckland presented a ly ceum about sc1ence and on Jan 12 Betty Beyer ave a drama h1t parade Jan 26 The Qu1ll 'md Scroll touled the Ap pleton Post Crescent plant and then on the 27th they sponsored the Valentlne Dance Feb 7 Davld Mylan entertalned the student body w1th a make up dernonstrat1on at a lyceum to the Sect1onal meet at Stevens Po1nt Feb 17 In a thr1ll1ng battle Kaukauna s CHQQIS upset the Menasha BlueJays 50 46 The Jays were prevlously rated as the number one team of WIS consln Feb 20 Fredemck Sjoblarn p1an1st presented a lyceum for the muslc lovlng students Mar 1 9 The reg1onal basketball tournament was held at Mcnasha The Ghosts boat Neenah 59 57 1n an exc1t1ng game Page 75 ., ' 7 lt 77 - , gl JN o' ' l . 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I C 1 u ,va - ' , ,' ' and This Too Mar 7 Lloyd LaVaux sent the student body Wlth hls repertolre of classlcal and popular muslc on the accord1on Mar 13 Semors were gxven the dreaded TB tests Mar 14 The boxxng season began wxth the usual lntramural bouts Mar 21 27 Easter Bunny came and the schol ars as well as the teachers enjoyed a much need ed rest Mar 31 Kaukauna warblers journeyed to Green Bay for the vocal tournament Ap11l 18 The Dramatlcs Club presented the1r three act play Seventeenth Summer Apr1l 20 Glrls d1d a turnabout and asked the boys to the Sadle Hawk1ns Dance Apr1l 24 Qulll and Scroll members were awarded thelr plns at the LIOHS Club Banquet Page 76 'ru-.,, Left to rlght ale Pr1n clpal Paul Llttle Super 1ntendent T H Boebel and Adrlan McGrath vocal muslc dlrector Plctured IS the Ham mond electr1c organ ac qulred by the school thlS year largely through the generoslty of the Thll many Pulp and Paper Company Apr1l 26 Sprlng fever mounted Wlth leaps and bounds as the Vocal concert held the audlence spellbound Th1s was followed by the Bands Sprlng Concert May 9 Apr1l 28 Our Band really gave out at thelr tournament held at Oshkosh May 4 Everyone was Dancmg 1n Heaven at the Jun1or Prom to the muslc of Ron Harvey May 7 Honor Soc1ety members were presented wlth thexr pms at the annual tea May 23 Award Day was held May 28 The Senlors went on therr p1cn1c May 29 At last the day after four years the sen1ors left KHS Commencement was May 31 June months and the eager students went to work 1 School closed for the usual three O O I Y - . . , 7 1,7 6' wg' , E' t .gr -.ms-5 . -ot . ...uw J.. 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LOOK DRUG STORE YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS IN KAUKAUNA Dual 6 466l Walgreen Agency Compluments of THE BERENS CLOTHING STORE The Home of Kuppenheumer Clothes Mallory Hats Wilson Underwear Oshkosh Overalls Weyenberg Shoes SUCCESS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS KAUKAUNA TIMES Complete Coverage of Home News A I95I Wusconsun Press Assoclotuon Wednesday and Fr day Mornlngs PRINTERS PUBLISHERS I .age S0 JC Tom Sawyer Boys' Wear Prize Winning Newspaper , I I I CP 'mc J. ,A I HIS lute of ours has thrllls galore For all who seek to fund A happy family IS a thrill And so IS peace ot mnnd Some seek theur thrills cn wondrous views ln muslc and the arts And lovely gardens have a way Of stnrrung human hearts But rlch or poor lute s greatest thru I And one thats ever new ls the slrnple joy of lovnng God And knownng l-le loves you NICK KENNY Rololl Manufacturing Corporation BL P :ge 81 l l I l ' l . ., .I I I X ' l l l l 2 l l KAUKAUNA, WISCONSIN Compliments of Compliments of BAST1AN'S RIA'-T0 Sc TO S1 OO STORE Peter FeIIer Hardware SINCE 1886 Koukouno Wusconsln 171 W Wus Ave Dlo161 2 MXN VAN DYN HOVEN BUICK SALES I OO Lowe St Koukouno M Compliments of S B BowImg Bar FRIENDLY FINANCE CORPORATION IO4 E 2nd St Bochhuber Bldg Dlol 6 4666 JC Compliments f DUTCH GRILL 114 W Wusconsm Ave Koukouno Wusconsm Henry Carstens 8- Sons GRAIN ELEVATOR FLOUR FEED GRAIN SEEDS Koukouno Wnsconsun Duol 62671 D ESSEN S Tures Botterues ond Accessories IOI Lowe Street Dlol 6 9885 Compluments of the HOTEL KAUKAUNA ZOO Lowe Street BAR SERVICE AT ALL TIMES P ibn 82 JC I CN . ' . . I ' - 43 I , . I 'I I - . .- - . K I TE I R I ' 8' . Texaco Service CN S CN fwiwff MMYJJV MMA!! PAPERS Pg8 COMPLIMENTS OF PLOETZ ELECTRIC POND SPORT SHOP nc I33 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE HEADQUARTERS FOR SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIQI 3 I 56 Appleton Wisconsin M WE HAVE COMBINED Training ond Experience for mony years In processing doiry products in Koukouno We urge you to try this combination to be successful in I fe ODERN DAIRY Koukouno s OIdest Posteurizing Dairy Phone 6 45I5 MTV I Pace 84 .ic , I . . - O I . . I cmd distributing the finest ' ' ' I . , - CP ' O' WEYERS AUTO IMPLEMENT CO McCormick Deernng Form Machines 233 Dodge Street Duo 6 1861 Compluments of Abe Golclln 81 Sons Compluments of BALZA S DEEP ROCK SERVICE Duol 6 9875 102 W Thrrd St CONRAD S SUPER SERVICE STATION TIRES BATTERIES D101 6 9898 117 Mom Ave Complxments of Glaslween s Restaurant IO7 Eost Second Street Koukouno Wmsconsun Jc HAAS HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of The Royal C1ot11lers FOR MEN AND BOYS E 709 Buffalo Street Monutowoc Wnsconsln EDITION BINDERS LIBRARY BINDERS COVER MAKERS MODERN PLASTIC BINDING D101 9651 Page 8.3 I THE .Q B. I I , BINDERY Q11 K a u lc a u n a K COMBINED LOCKS PAPER CO -1 Ineefllflgif to the Class of Fifty one Pg 87 KAUKAUNA MACHINE CORPORATION James I McFadden ATTORNEY AT LAW Bank of Kaukauna Bunldnng 203 Lowe Street DIOI 6 4303 K A R O W CI-IIROPRACTIC OFFICE Home and Ottuce Phone I84 W Wlsconsxn Ave Dual 6 ISOI Dr R J Delarla MK Drs Boyd Behnke PI-IYSICIANS fr SURGEONS 240 W WIS AVL Dial 6 I4Z'I ALLAN C CAIN MV! Harry F Mc Andrews ATTORNEY AT LAW Farmers C7 Merchants Bank Budding Dual 6 I88I DRS BACHHUBER PHYSICIANS E1 SURGEONS W M G TESKE DENTIST Farmers G Merchants Bank Building Dual 6 443I Compluments of Donald C Kasten OPTOMETRIST JCHN E ESLER Central Black Kaukauna I22 W W scansxn Ave a 6 I Buuldlng Th I cts. I Page 86 I I i . - ' I I ' ' I RW I Jc I I . I I I I I MR I R CP 8. I I 'rm ' A I . I ' . Dil -181 NORTHWESTERN ENGRAVING C O M PA N Y MENASI-IA, WIS. THE HO f-XX 3,4 Q31 H Q Ill tk' giiEQ..'iiFY5 ffifgi3ae'f, O TI Pg 8.1 0 o z 'U f' H1 -I IT1 an IT1 D 4 A 0 f 5 K X f' T m ' iw 'Y in qfx lxffx. I J L S - V if .V x ' Q N rg ig33iTQ ., ,JA 'Xi H 1' i M ix H ' W ,, ' J . , -.'. , ' A ai e ' - i l ? Compliments ot VAN LIESHOUT NU-WAY CLEANERS Curtains, Dry Cleaning, Laundry MOT RSALE AND ER E O S S Vlc y In Our Modern Plant I I27 W. Wisconsin Ave Phone 6-2812 STANDARD SERVICE MR CN Compliments Cr Pest Wishes To The Class f SI M LERS COFFEY MOTORS Inc FORD Sales and Service Uomy LOW prom F Dia 6 4623 Kaukauna Umllure S Ore R Compliments of The New Vaudette Herman T Runle CO DEPARTMENT STORE Theatre 209 ZII E Second Street William Van Dyke Prop Shop at Runte s for the Newest Individual Styles First RENN and COMPANY Dealers I LUMBER MILLWORK FUEL BUILDING MATERIAL CEMENT BLOCKS READY MIXED CONCRETE Dial 6 403I Kaukauna Wis GOOD LUCK SEN IORS' TRUDE S JEWELRY I gt' , . o ' I 6 - lg IL . I 1 ' i w MR y ,M-,, .- I , CN CN n ' I . - I , I CN l l JJ . 90 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! F. J. Pechman Studios KAUKAUNA AND APPLETON COMPLIMENTS OF Kaukauna Area Food Dealers Association DEPOT GROCERY DOERING S I G A STORE QUALITY FOOD MARKET A H FRANK STORE FRED S CLOVER FARM STORE STALEY S BUY RITE GROCERY BREIER S GROCERY CONRAD S GROCERY KUEHN C1 SIMON MARKET MILTON S GROCERY WILDENBERG S MARKET THELEN S GROCERY ROEHRBORN S GROCERY WIGGIE S GROCERY LARRY S SUPER MARKET KEMP S FOOD MARKET MCCORMICK S GROCERY HANEGRAAF S MARKET Luttle Chute Page 91 JC o o 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . I . lu XV Compliments of FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JC DAY and NIGHT AUTO SERVICE I COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OE CARS JC Complrmen 5 of the KBUICBUHEI Duol 6 2762 R 2 Koukouno IFlowers by ware everywnerel Mu Complnmenfs I THE HARTJES ELECTRIC CO NOUR I-IOTPOINT APPLIANCE DEALER T30 Eost Second Street Where You ALWAYS Shop With Confldenee JUHUSJ COMPANY I28 E TIWIVCI Street Phone 6 ZIQI Pa L92 ' I I I I I Co ' ' , . ' 0 f CP . I .Jw i--V E, SE,, I V, WWC , A ,w-,,,,D ,L-D,,E,,S. S D ,S LL , ' KJ 1 A O VAN ABELS BOWLING ALLEYS HOLLANDTOWN Shop In Koukouno ot CAMPBELL STORES 2OI Dodge Street Koukouno Wlsconsm WITH BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE CHANDLER S MEAT MARKET Duo! 6 2026 for Hugh Quoluty Meots ond Sousoge WE DELIVER Compluments of THE CENTENNIAL III E Wlsconsm Ave Louuse McGoey Prop Flanagan BoIlnsI4e PHYSICIAN C1 DENTIST SURGEON Duo 6 I56I Dlol 6 4722 I2O E Wlsconsun Ave Dr Slmon CI1erIcasIcy PHYSICIAN C7 SURGEON I I7 West Thurd Street QUALITY MEATS KUEHN SIMCDN Duo 6 I48I 6 4642 Koukouno WIS I JJ JJ Page J I I 2 222222222 22 2 2 2222222 222 22 22 222 fi 222222 I 22 2 2 I ' I9 I 2 22222 2 22222 2222 2 22222222222222222 22 2222 22952 I I Dr. Dr.. a . 1 8' 2 .1 2, o A I 2 Moclern Sl1oe Store ualuty Footwear tor the Enture Famuly at Popular Pruces II9 E Second St Dual 6 47OI Egan s Sport SI'1op Inc Sportsman s Headquarters I32 W Wusconsuru Avenue Kaukauna Wusconsu Dua 6 2454 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GUSTMAN S SALES AND SERVICE CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE 222 Lawe Street Dual 6 467I LUDTKE S SERVICE PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Tures Batterues Greasurug I O2 Lawe Street Kaukauna Wus Compluments ot MERENESS TRANSFER LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND HAULING Kaukaurua Dual 6 Z69I Compluments of SERVICE HARDWARE I48 W Wuscons rm Ave Kaukaurua Wuscons n Buult on Fruendshup Maurutaurued Thru Servuce TOONEN S DRUG AD GIFT SHOP W Wuscorusuru Ave Dual 6 4545 Compluments t VERFURTH S Sluoe Store Compluments t THE HOME SUPPLY COMPANY IOZ3 Lowe Street Dual 6 44IO Pfue94 I JJ MK I , . II I ll ' : . I ' i , ' In ' I - ' ' ' CN CN I I I I S6 . ' ' . ' - CN I CP I . 0 I I I ' A BL TE ' o X CN BANK OF KAUKAUNA MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments f MAYER DRUG STORE H E Chrlstofferson Prop Koukouno Wlsconsm Munes Servuce Stahon D X C-os O K Rubber Weldnng Duol 6 9850 Koukouno Andrews Oll Company PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Koukouno Wnsconsm Compluments of SCHATZKA SHOE REBUILDERS Complumenfs of H G BRAUER REXALL DRUG STORE Dual 6 I575 MW RGO LEADERS FOR MORE THAN SO YEARS :vm Nell J Mc Carty ATTORNEY AT LAW Bonk of Koukouno Bualdmg M XI Page 95 I . CN ' o T . - , , I CP I . . I . I CP CN I WWC SEV U L S 1 , W I I l I - cp F A ' 5 ' I Reminder Printing Co. ADVERTISING COMMERCIAL JOB PRI NTI NG Hotel Kaukauna Dial 6-1061 MW EMMET W. ROHAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 154 E. Third Street Dial 6-2662 MR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 51 Scball s Jewelry Store 124 W Wisconsin Avenue Mu HARRY BORREE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Carpenter and Mason Work Free Estimates Da 61 6 118SixthSt M Kaulcauna Tire Co U S ROYAL TIRES QUALITY TIRES QUALITY RECAPS QUALITY REPAIRS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 222 Lawe Street Dial 6 4671 MELCHERT'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Dial 69876 601 Lowe Street Mw Compliments ot Kaulcauna Hardware The Home ot Friendly Service Hardware and Paints MK Lieber Lumber and Millwork Company Kaukauna Wisconsin Da 61818 Lindy s Radio Service Public Address Service for Any Occasion 2 2 Island Street Dial 6 2591 M Compliments ot M A BLACK AGENCY INSURANCE Kaukauna Wis Phone 6 1791 Pac Db , . l I ' ' I ' ' il - MR . 1 . . il-17 ' , 1 ' - R K . , , ' L CN I .tc I I Gul' O. Complmwcms of SASNOWSKI PONTIAC CCMPANY PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE 708 LAWE STREET -2- IECTR CII :- ls there onythung an your home whuch you use more often than eIectruclty7 If works for you 24 hours o doy Iughtung your home operotung the heotmg system helping to prepore ond preserve food to cleon your house to do the Ioundry bring mg you musuc ond entertonnment ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP IN KAUKAUNA CITY CF KAUKAUNA Page 97 I sssC pses .sss I S so ,sMsmr,,Sss'f?ss I IE IL II T Y White CIover Dairy Co Best W'S:eS,Q2,'he Goss Manufacturers of Forengn W Types of Cheese 5C TO SI OO STORE Route 3 Kaukauna Kaukauna Wusconsnn WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS HIETPAS MOTOR and OIL COMPANY DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Dua 6 I785 FALL RIVER DUNDAS W,5CONS,N Badger Tissue MIIIS Manufacturers of Formerly known os the CAMBWA CANNING CORP 'NC NAPKINS TowELs TOILET Tissue ROLL TABLE COVERS PACKERS OF WISCONSIN QUALITY PEAS WHOLE KERNEL CORN Dua 6 4-45I Kaukauna Wnsconsnn For jobs durung school vacation calI 6 I493 ond pIace your appllcatron wltlfw us Jc .JC I Pa e9b I L E ' 5 CANNING Co. Q 0 Complnments of NNES and GL CONTRACTORS Compluments of HAENS INSURANCE AGENCY ZOS Moun Avcnuc Koukouno Wusconsun IN DA PASTEURIZED AND I-IOMOGENIZED PRODUCTS Phone 6 ZI I I SCHOUTEN OIL COMPANY SHELL OIL PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORS GASOLINE MOTOR OIL FUEL OIL METERED DELIVERIES 502 Droper Street Dmol 6 4075 V U N The Triangle Snack Bar S 0 or II3 W Second Street S I T Savings 81 Loan When you commence 'ro eorn money Tempfnng Sundoes Molts Sondwnches Sove safely In Sovungs C7 Loon Page 99 HE AFF KLE 'S IRY I K.A KAU A for better cleaning it's- B E R G S C I. E A N S 5 FOX RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY FOX RIVER VENEER COMPANY NITINGALE KNAUF TESCH ' E R Wishing Success to the Members ot the I9 I SENIOR CLASS Koukouno, Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments of 8: BALLROOM FEEDS - SEEDS E GRAINS The Most Modern Bollroom RIDING - MIXING - PER-I-ILIZ CONGRATULATIONS From Your Home Town BEE'S BEAUTY SHOP 133 E. Second St. Diol 6-4091 We the students of the class of 1951 of Kou kouno Hugh School express our snncere oppreclo tuon to the busnnessmen who hove mode th s pub Incotuon possuble Sensor students who secured the ods ore nden tlfled by their lnrtnols In the lower raght hond cor ners of eoch odvertnsement They ore the follow Thereso Emmers Joon Jonssen Jonet Krffe Morgoret Kline Borboro Lrttle Corol Notrop Mory Ann Rohon Joon Weugmon Mornlyn Werschem Ruth Weyers Pace 101 .lc Jc I - , . ing: Joon Conrad Coro Porker ' u QM, wpmkm WNY ww wi UULLMMM 55 JdkL LW Eimcyghudl My ywmaw Jes! Q Q ' ,X U f I I Jxfu, K-Ak' 45- 1 kgglQ'b Aki-73? HL Qi x-K. 9 . Nw ' Q - , ,L X14- , 1 ,V , AL ,. 4--' if ' 0 I fn . 1, ff 1 . 1 4 1, 41 , A '4 QZXLLLLLL D ffl K' L L 4 ,ft ' j ff N L W1 JJ if LL J XZ Vxfi A1fu f, NIM! gm ,JJYL if ff ffff W fffgvgfyffi ' M' ,buff 4 1 . 1