Ladysmith High School - Flambeau Ripplings Yearbook (Ladysmith, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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'irish' 'fini rv QQ?-1 1 'faire .z -Wfiix v sim, I Hu HAROLD SCHIOTZ THE SCROLL: One day shortly before our Award Day, 1955, a small group were discussing the various awards such as letters, keys, etc. , we give out to students, At that time the Kiwanis Award was under discussion. I believe Mr. Jay mentioned that he wished there were an award for some student who has willingly done numerous favors around this school for the last four years. Bill's name was mentioned. At that time it was suggested that something like a scroll with the signatures of all the teachers be presented to him - Miss Wright's poem was added later. At the same meeting the loyal cheering of Delores Cook was mentioned, and so the special megaphone aw ard that she was given came into being. The awards that were given these two students do not represent much value in themselves, but the services that each student gave to his school cannot be measured in dollars and cents. Every gasoline engine must have its spark plugs, and so every good school, and or- ganization within that school, must have students who are willing to give of their time and loyalty to their school without remuneration - spark plugs, in other words. I am very happy to take this space to mention our two friends above, but I'm sure there are many others who have made similar contribu- tions. To all of you who are unselfishly giving of your time, loyalty and constructive efforts to your school and community, may I express a hearty thanks, sz.-,I 4. ga' v . u'-n- A'-: .J W F x 1, , ,t r I 1 1 T. an ff E, X.,-eg, 162 at-Q, 1 . N 51' L -ie --7 , , , Treasurer, A. ZUCK Sedan! 'Zend 'i at President, R. GOLDSMITH Director' G' MORGAN Director, L. ORME Clerk- 1- BUCHH01-Z E, L. JAY Platteville State College University of Wisconsin Science i i 5 I i I + l L 4745. EDNA HUSDAL Whitewater, B. E. University of Wyoming, M. A. Business Education DONALD LENT University of Wisconsin, B. B. A Business Education IDA C. OLSEN Northland, B. A. Science EDNA NELSON Eau Claire State, B. S. English HAROLD DELAIN University of Wisconsin, B.S. English META WRIGHT River Falls, B. S. English EDWARD BASHARA Superior State, B. Ed. , M. Ed. Mathematics JOHN SDBOTTA University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, B. S. Mathematics BRYCE FOGARTY University of Wisconsin, B.S. Social Studies 7444517 WILLIS ZORN, IR. University of Wisconsin, B. Eau Claire State, B. S. Social Studies - Coach IEAN IENSEN St. Olaf, B.A. Physical Education IOHN P. O'BRIEN University of Wisconsin, B. Physical Education - Coach RUTH WHITMORE River Falls, B. S. Art ERLE E. BARBER River Falls, B.Ed. Agriculture JOHN CARDINAL Stout, B. S. Manual Arts DRAGICA NERBUN Stout, B. S. Home Economics EDWIN F. SVARE Northland, B.A. Superior, M. A. Music S. A Zac 21641014 M. BACHAR B. PFALZGRAF S. SLESAR I H, STEELE W. WILWN Office WW MRS. KASS IOAN SMITH MRS. GILES MRS SULLIVAN MRS. .TENESS MRS. BLANCHETTE WW 1 'W e Sefgfffg Q wakes F SENIOR OFFICERS RONNIE REDWINE, Vice President: MARILYN DAHLSTROM, Treasurerg JOYCE HRITZ, Secretary, JIM BISHOP, President. MAIUORIE ARNOLD FHA 1,2g Library Club 2, 3: GAA 4. ALAN ARTS Tumbling 1-35 Trampoline 3,4, Prom 3g Track 2,35 Football lg Intramural 1-3: Initiation 4g Christmas Dance 2, Float 2, 3. L.....?,,, ,, ml , WAYNE AHLSTROM President lg Forensics 2,3,4g Football 1-45 Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1,25 Play 3,4g Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4g Initiation Chm. 4, Float 1-4g Homecoming Court 4, Intramurals 1-4. HELEN ANGELL Phillips lg Radio Club 3,4, GAA 3,4, EMILY AUSTVOLD Library Club 1, 2,35 Radio Club 1-45 GAA 1-4g Prom 3g Float 1-4g Fr. Initiation 4g Fr. Return lg Play 3g Christmas Dance 2. IDUIS BARBER FFA 1-4g Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Prom 3, Float 1,2, 35 Track 3,4g Trampo- line 4g Intramural 3,4g Fr. Initiation. BIRDINE BENFER Radio Club 4g GAA 1,4g Float 4g Sauk City 2, 35 Trampoline 4g Tumbling 4. JAMES BISHOP Aurora, Illinois, President 4g Initiation 45 Football 4. HILDA BELL FHA lg Library Club 33 Radio Club 4. NANCY BELL FHA lg GAA lg Library Club 3g Radio Club 4. JAMES BUCHHOLZ Basketball 1-4, Track 1,35 Float 1,2g Base- ball 1,3,4g Prom 3, ROBERT BUCHHOLZ Football 1-4g Track 1-4g Fr. Return, Basket- ball 3g Intramural 2,4g Baseball 3,45 Wrestling 1, Prom 3, Play 3g mutation 4, FFA 1,2,4g Homecoming 4g Christmas Dance 2. ARLENE CHURCHILL Radio Club 1,3,45 Forensics 1,3,45 Prom 35 Play 3,4. IDREAN CLARK Fr. Return 15 GAA 1-4, Secretary 25 Prom 35 Library Club 15 Radio Club lg Play 3,45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Float 2,45 Initiation 45 Christ- mas Dance 2. A BRUCE FRANKS Football 1-45 Basketball 1,35 Play 3,45 Track 1-35 Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Initiation 45 Fr. Return 15 Prom 35 Christmas Dance 25 Radio Club5 Float 1, 25 Homecoming King 3. MELVIN GAVIN BARBARA BOUZARD FHA 25 Play 3,45 Radio Club 3,45 Initiation 4 GENE BURBEY Fr. Retum5 Float 1-45 Basketball 3,4, Co- Captain 45 Baseball 3,45 Track l-35 Foot- ball 1-4, Captain 45 Play 45 Initiation 45 Intramural 15 Prom 35 Vice President 15 Forensics 1-45 Homecoming Court 4. PATRICIA CRONICK GAA 1-45 FHA 1, 25 Radio Club 1, 25 Play 35 Float lg Jr, Booth, Prom 35 Library Club 15 Fr. Return 15 Initiation. MARILYN DAHLSTROM Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 Play 3, 45 Fr. Return Chm. 15 Student Council 4, Reporter 45 GAA 1-4, Bd. of Drs. 35 FHA 1-4, Ex. Comm. 25 Secretary 3, President 45 Library Club 1, 2, Bd. of Drs. 15 Radio Club 1, 25 Prom Chm. 35 Initiation Chm. 45 Treasurer 45 Jr. Booth Chm. 5 Monitor 25 Forensics 2-45 Christmas Dance 25 Monitor 25 DAR Award 45 Scholastic Award 3. BRADLEY GOFFIN Fr. Return 15 Football 1-45 Radio Club 3,45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Intramurals 15 Prom 35 Play 3,45 Float 25 Forensics 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Christmas Dance Chm. 25 Scholastic Award 3. ARLET GOLDSMITH Student Council 2, 35 FHA 15 GAA 1-45 Radio Club 15 Christmas Dance 25 Prom 35 Play 3,45 Echo 3,45 Secretary 15 Editor 45 Fr. Return 15 Float 3,4. LOIS HAAG GAA 1,25 FHA 35 Library Club 3. PHILIP HAASL Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Play 3, 45 Wrestling 3,45 Prom 35 Float 3,4. WINNIFRED GOLUBIFF GAA 1-45 Tumbling 2-45 Trampoline Club 45 Initiation 45 Radio Club 3,45 Christmas Dance 25 Play 3,45 Float 1-45 Treasurer 25 Prom 3. LYNDA GUNDERSEN JOYCE I-IARWOOD GAA 1-45 President 45 Forensics 2, 35 Radio Club 1-4, Bd. of Drs. 45 Fr. Return lg Initiation 45 Float 1-45 Prom 35 Play 45 Cheer- leader 1-45 Christmas Dance 1,25 Prom Queen 35 FHA lg Homecoming Court 45 Tumbling Club 2. EUNICE HEGEMAN GAA 1-35 FHA 1,25 Float 15 Prom 35 Radio Club 15 Library Club 15 Jr. Booth5 Fr. Returnl JOYCE HRITZ Radio Club 3,4, Float 3, Prom 3, GAA 3,4, Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Secretary 4, Locker Monitor 3. PHILLIP HUNT PATRICIA JOSI FHA 1-4, GAA 1-4, Initiation 4, Prom 3, Radio Club 4, Library Club 2, 3, Float 2. DIANA KROMREY FHA 1-4, GAA 2-4, Initiation 4, Prom 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Library Club 3, Play 3,4, Jr. Booth, Locker Monitor 4, FHA Vice President 4. JOHN HILBERT Fr. Return 1, Float 3, Debate 2,3, Forensics 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Prom 3, Radio Club 1-4, Track 2, Play 4, Christmas Dance 2, Ski Club 2. RICHARD HOREN Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Vice President 2.3, Fr. Return 1, Initiation 4, Prom 3, Christmas Dance 2, Float 1-4, Play 3,4, Intramurals 1, Locker Monitor 1. ROSEMARY HURLEY Radio Club 1-4, Bd. of Drs. 1, GAA 2, Foren- sics 1-3, Play 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Christmas Dance 2, Prom 3, Float 2, Ft. Re- turn 1, Jr. Booth, FHA 1, Initiation 4, Secretary 3, Monitor 1. IRIS HUSOM Bruce 1, 2, Tumbling Club 3, GAA 2, 3, Head Monitor 4, Initiation 4, Prom 3, Library Club 4, Ir. Booth. VERNON KUERSCHNER Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1-4, Trampoline 4, Prom 3, Intramural 4, Initi- ation 4, Homecoming King 4, Christmas Dance 2, JAMES LABERGE GEORGE LEONHARD Float 3, Intramural 1-4, President 3, Bas- ketball 1, Baseball 1-4, Prom 3, Football Manager 2, Scholastic Award 3. GENE LUDVICK Float 3, Intramural 1, Treasurer 3, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Football 2-4, Initi- ation 4. .Q MARY ANN LABERGE GAA 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2, Radio Club 4, Christmas Dance Chm. 2, Prom 3, Initi- ation 4. DELORES LARSON St. Ann's Academy 1-3. KEN LUND Float, FFA 1-4, Reporter 3, Treasurer, Play 4. ALVIN LUNDE Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, State Vice President 3, Radio Club 1-4, Bd. of Drs 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Fr, Return, Fr. Initiation 4, Forensics 1-4, KATHLEEN MORNER GAA 1-45 Radio Club 1-4, Bd, of Drs, 45 Library Club 1-35 Echo 3, 4, Editor 45 Play 3 45 Scholastic Award 35 Prom 35 Fr. Re- turn 15 Initiation 45 Christmas Dance 25 Forensics 1-45 Float 3, 4, .TEANNE MORTON GAA 1-45 FHA 1, 2,35 Library Club 3,45 Prom 3, BETTE PETERSON GAA 1-45 FHA 15 Library Club 2-45 Initiation 45 Prom 35 Radio Club 2, 35 Forensics 1, 25 Ir. Booth5 Play 3, 45 Echo 3, 4, Editor 45 Christmas Dance 25 Float 2, 3, EUNICE PETERSON FHA 15 Library Club 35 Prom 3. KALYN MARTIN GAA 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Library Club 1-45 Radio Club 15 Christmas Dance 25 Prom 3 Fr. Return 15 Initiation 4, GEORGE MOI-IR Baseball 1-45 Intramural 2-45 FFA 1, 25 Initiation 45 Prom 35 Float 35 Christmas Dance 2, DWAINE MUSSER JANET NELSON Treasurer 15 GAA 1-45 Library Club 1-35 Christmas Dance 25 Float 2, 35 Prom 35 Fr. Return 15 Initiation 45 Tumbling 2, 3. ROBERT PETERSON Fr. Initiation 4g Prom 35 Radio Club 45 Float 45 Play 3, 45 Track 1-25 Basketball 1-45 In- tramural 15 Christmas Dance 2. WILLIAM RASMUSSEN Radio Club 1, 2, 45 Prom 35 Play 3,45 Mana- ger 2, 3, 45 Statistician 1. GEORGE SANTOVI Track 1-45 Intramural 3, 45 FFA 1-45 Float 1-45 Play 3. ROBERT SEHNERT Football 2, 35 FFA 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Intramural 1-4. RONALD REDWINE Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 25 Intramural 1-45 Homecoming Court 45 Vice President 45 Prom 3. CAROLE RORSCHACH Forensics 1-45 Radio Club 1-45 Bd. of Drs. 35 GAA 1-45 Fr. Return 15 Play 35 Float 2, 35 Christmas Dance 25 Library Club 1-4. DON SHIMKO JOE SHIMKO FFA 15 Wrestling 3,45 Radio Club 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 45 Float 45 Baseball 3, 4. JOAN SMITH Hannibal lg FHA 2-4g GAA 3, Prom 3. GERALDINE s'roUT GAA 1-4g FHA 1, 4g Radio Club lp Float 1. VERA SUGG GAA 1-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 FHA lg Radio Club 1, 2g Fr, Return 1g Prom 3g Christmas Dance 2g Float 1, 2, 35 Play 3, 4g Tumbling 2, 35 Homecoming Court 43 Initiation 4. ROGER TINDER Basketball 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Football 1, Baseball 1-4g Intramural 1, 2g Prom 35 Initi ation 43 Track lg Radio Club 23 Christmas Dance 2, Fr. Return 1. MARTIN SHIMKO CRAIG SMITH BEVERLY STRANDT FHA 1, 2: GAA 1-43 Library Club 1-4. ALYCE STUSHEK GAA 1-3, Ex. Bd. 33 Library Club 45 Initi ation 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Court 4. IUDY TRUDELLE GAA 1-3, FHA 1, 2, 4, Library Club 1-4, Radio Club 1-4, Float 3, 4, Fr. Return 1, Prom 3. MARY WALSDORF Forensics 1, Debate 2, 3, Echo 3, 4. Editor- in-Chief 4, GAA 1-4, Prom 3, Library Club 2, Ski Club 2, Radio Club 1-3, Bd. of Drs. 3, Play 3, Christmas Dance 2, Initiation 4, Tumbling 1-4. LARRY WOODS Fr. Return 1, Prom 3, Initiation 4. IANA WRIGHT FHA 1-4, Historian 3, GAA 3, 4, Prom 3 Annual Staff 3, 4, Library Club 2-4. X I RUTH KUNCE FHA 1, 2, GAA 3, Library Club 3. 'i X ith We!! THE SENIOR CLASS OF LADYSMITH HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY DOES HEREBY MAIG THE FOLLOWING BEQUESTS: Wayne Ahlstrom leaves his forensic successes to Louis Bruger. Helen Angell will give her last name to anyone who will live up to it. Mary Lou Anheier will be happy to learn that Marge Arnold wills her waisthne to her Alan Arts wishes Dave Sanford to have his tumbling ability. Karen Peterson will be glad to get Emily Austvold's hair-do. Louis Barber wants Neal Woodbury to have his superior ambition in FFA. Hilda Bell wills her guitar pickin ' to Barbara Bates. ' Nancy Bell wills her quietness to Dick Emmons. Juanita Barton becomes a blond says Birdine Benfer. Jim Bishop's beautiful, black, curly hair goes to Larry Koditek. Piano playing goes from Barbara Bouzard to Ellen Dahlke. Jim Buchholz's toothpicks will be seen on Dick Hendricks. Royal Brandt gets a locker room job with Bucky Buchholz's compliments. Gene Burbey wants Ted Priem to have his boots. Arlene Churchill would like Donna Wallace to have her geometry grades. Janet Whitmore gets Lorean Clark's horn, with pleasure. A car-hop job at the A 8: W to Carol Sill from Pat Cronick. Marilyn Dahlstrom wills her feet to anyone who can afford them. Bruce Franks would like Bob Kostka to have his speaking ability. Arlet Goldsmith is so happy to leave Mimi Nezworski her ECHO headaches Rosalie Bicknell is privileged to receive Winnie Golubiff's cake making. Two of a kind---so Melanie Meyers gets Lynda Gunderson's speed. Lois Haag wills her height to Peggy Gadwill. Ken Canfield will be happy to have Phil Haasl's three passengers. Carol Musser should be happy to receive Joyce Harwood's boy's class ring. Virginia Schmidt gets Vicki l-legeman's theater job. Pat Young will love birds, bees, and flowers, says John Hilbert, It is Dick Horen 's wish that Jim Collins get his athletic ability. Iris Kromrey is the beneficiary of Joyce Hritz's sparkling smile. Tom Reidner receives Phil I-lunt's love of social problems. Rae Buchholz is fortunate to receive Rosemary Hurley's pony tail. Iris Husom gives her haircut to Rosalie Beyers. Pat Josl wills her dishwashing job to Francis Josi. Lucky little sister gets Diana Kromrey's little red convertible. Vernon Kuerschner leaves his tumbling manipulations to Arlene Frick. Ruth Kunce's haircut will be passed on to Norma Haag. Mary LaBerge thinks Pat Barfknecht should have her black eye. Out on the ball diamond we find Lambert Knutson with George Leonhard's catching abihty Anina Raddant will receive Gene Ludvik's place at Leo's. Edward Susedik is fortunate to receive Ken Lund's accordion. Those bashful freshmen will improve with Al Lunde's big mouth. Kalyn Martin wills Sheldon to Janet Stein. Tom Morgan gets stuck with George Mohr's Buick. Kathy Morner leaves her punmanship to Miss Wright. Loretta Barton is blessed with Jeanne Morton's library work. Sleeping in class gets passed from Dwaine Musser to Rod Mauch. Janet Nelson wills her ambition to be a nurse to Sharon Gostavich. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes so Eunice Peterson would like Anna Good to have her hair. Sonja Hegeman has inherited Bette Peterson's golden locks. To Larry Passehl goes Bob Peterson's basketball ability. George Bratina gets Manager Rasmussen's ability to give orders. Byron Redwine gets the ability to lie from his brother, Ron Redwine. Carole Rorschach's love of purple goes to Byron Pickering. George Santovi wills his extra strength to John Robinson. Anyone want a car? Bob Sehnert wills his to anyone who wants it. To an unsuspecting juilior goes Don Shimko's trips to Bruce. Louis Bruger will gain much weight from Joe Shimko. Richard Bachar gets Martin Shimko's absence excuses. Craig Smith thinks Bob Rasmussen should have a little of his personality. Joan Smith wants Irene Lunde to have her height. Noreen Bates will receive Gerry Stout's love for bookkeeping. Ida Mae Larson receives Bev Strandt's talent for going with boys from out of town. Alyce Stushek leaves her cheerleading ability to Alice Dennis. Paul Rauhut can have my coronet mute, says Vera Lou Sugg. Ted Priem is bequeathed Rog Tinder's baseball and basketball ability. Rosalie Bicknell will be dancing with Judy Trudelle's partner next year. Privileged Becky Anderson receives Mary Walsforf's horse laugh. Dick Hendricks gets some money-spending talents from Larry Woods. Delores Cook should be happy to receive Jana Wright's shorthand ability. Delores Larson would like her two sisters to have her typing ability. Qfdzfofuy One bright September morning in 1951, a group of youngsters entered LHS's hallowed halls for the first time. This alert looking group was to be the graduating class of 1955. During their freshman year, they elected Wayne Ahlstrom, President, Gene Burbey, Vice President, Arlet Goldsmith, Secretary, and Janet Nelson, Treasurer. During the year, they presented Freshman Return and participated in various activities. In 1952 as sophomores, they elected Ed Baker, President, Dick Horen, Vice President, Winnie Golubiff, Treasurer, and Bonnie LaBerge, Secretary. Activities included the annual Christmas Party with the theme, Wintertime. Five boys played varsity football. The whole school waited for the return of the junior elections. George Leonhard emerged as President and Prom King, Dick Horen, Vice President, Gene Ludvik, Treasurer, and Rosemary Hurley, Secretary. George and Joyce Harwood led the grand march for the prom. The theme was Oriental Gardens. A hilarious comedy, The Little Dog Laughed, was presented for a class play. Class rings were received in February. Early September of 1954 brought the class together to elect Jim Bishop, President, Ron Redwine, Vice President, Joyce Hritz, Secretary, and Marilyn Dahlstrom, Treasurer, Something different was tried in the way of class plays, a musical comedy entitled Golden River. , A large crowd attended the class play. Seventy-two seniors left the school on May 25. F. 19 NAME Wayne Ahlstrom Helen Angell Marjorie Arnold Alan Arts Emily Austvold Louis Barber Hilda Bell Nancy Bell Birdine Benfer James Bishop Barbara Bouzard James Buchholz Robert Buchholz Gene Burbey Arlene Churchill Lorean Clark Patricia Cronick Marilyn Dahlstrom Bruce Franks Melvin Gavin Bradley Goffin Arlet Goldsmith Winifred Golubiff Lynda Gundersen Lois Haag Philip Haasl Joyce Harwood Eunice Hegeman John Hilbert Richard Horen Joyce Hritz Phil Hunt Rosemary Hurley Iris Husom Patricia Josi 'Way back when? 0 0 0 60602 ALIAS Wayne' lvAnge1ll Fudge nA1n IE ml Louie guess secret 'Birdie' .. Jim.. 'Barb' num.. Bucky' won't say Lena '-Reds ll Patfl Mare Brucie Mel Brad Artie 'Sherm' 'Lydia Shorty ' Phil' ...Io .. Vickie ' F1ash ' Dick .. Jo.. Mike Rosie ' Husie' F lip USUALLY FOUND doing Algebra with Marge with Helen Rice Lake-Bloomer LaCrosse-Bruce with Bob sleeping at home working with Jim who knows? with books in the office at Pat's out reading a book working here, there, and everywhere in a '53 Ford on Fritz Ave, sleeping with a girl studying by the telephone being late riding around fishing in a green Ford with Roland whistling at Uncle Harold's smiling under a car at home with Dickie kitchen 55 AMBITION College degrees Beautician Beautician Sell George a.Ford Occupational therapy Ag Education Occupational therapy Beautician to get married ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? secretary stay out of the office to be a proffer millionaire at 25 Nurse in Africa Home Bc Teacher travel and see the world carry a brief case learn how to play football Marine officer Dentist Dietitian be a missionary teacher join the WAC's get a job and hold it Northwest Airlines money-mink-millionaires find contentment industrial engineer ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? finish the car airline receptionist Beautician to get to Madison I? NAME Diana Krornrey Vernon Kuerschner Ruth Kunce Mary Ann LaBerge George Leonhard Gene Ludvik Ken Lund Alvin Lunde Kalyn Martin George Mohr Kathleen Momer Jeanne Morton Dwaine Musser Janet Nelson Eunice Peterson Bette Peterson Robert Peterson Bill Rasmussen Ronnie Redwine Carole Rorschach George Santovi Bob Sehnert Don Shimko Joe Shimko Martin Shimko Craig Smith Joan Smith Gerrie Stout Beverly Strandt Alyce Stushek Vera Lou Sugg Roger Tinder Judy Trudelle Mary Walsdorf Larry woods Jana Wright Delores Larson 'Way back when? , o o 60604 ALIAS USUALLY FOUND Di planning for Sat. Vern smiling Ruthie at dances Bonnie not found Dutch Leo 's Sharky at Leo 's Ken resting Al in Madison 'Katie' having fun Fritz daydreaming 'Kathy' getting excuses Mortie Exland won't tell by a green house Jan with Bruce secret at home Pete with Bud Pete with Emily Mgr, being nosey Red feeling good Roshak wearing purple 'Slim' in ritzy places 'Hot rod' waiting for Terry Don having fun Tiny cozy place Marty with Kathy Smith with Carole Jo in the office Studskie in Bruce Babs making eyes Moose at the Miner Louie at King's Ear1 fishing Squirt at dances Frogs1aw outer typing room Woods enjoying himself Jan bookkeeping room Dol with Ken 55 A MBITION to make money history teacher join the WAP 's ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? to be best man at Al Art's wedding to retire to live in Oregon make a million to enjoy life stock car driver to make the most of life to get to Jackson ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Nurse laundry work secretary what's that? be loyal to LHS be a bachelor fine arts to be a rich man forestry whazzat? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? farmer service secretary start Bruce bakery marry a Navy man beautician hair stylist Coach to graduate doctor to work successful secretary x-ray technician A , 31- 4-f. .wg f -- - ,mrQ':'.ff.' . ,wwf , 5 ,. ,Vi , ni, 'F' WGS Jr- 7955 Salutatorian, Arlet Goldsmithg Valedictorlan, Kathy Mornerg President, Jim Bishop. THE FUN BEGINS Ralph Goldsmith, Jim Dan Hill, Patiently waiting Mr. Schiotz, Mr. Jay. 'iwp .ami , 41' e, '-4 K 1 QQ , gy , 4 'S' 'R 9? . 'aff N, , ig' . wel, J 'r . 1- ff 53iE?f1f5i, ,. i?fff4A I 5 153555 ffiilu E ' V k x 125- f :kiswig 5153? ggyg. QS . qv.-,, af ymuzm C. f W0 Treasurer ----------- Sandy Loga President ---- - Robert Dosedel Vice President -------- Jim Fecteau Front row: R. Krebs, E. Harmon, M. Pagel, D. Wallace, M, Nezworski, M. Utecht, S. Calla- way, M. Nelson, C. Sill. Second row: I. Stein, V. White, N. Swanson, C. Hanson, C. Barber E. Minks, M. Hoeft, V. Schmidt, B. Amendt, Third row: B, Pickering, P. Young, D. Hend- ricks, H. Olson, R. Dosedel, G. Siverling, B. Rasmussen, J. Ludvik, R. Mauch. .9 Zz ., nz f - xx P X X ' Rell! ' VX , A ri Front row: I. Preston, R. Buchholz, B. Bates, N. Miller, D. Cook, F. Iosi, P. Anderson, P. Gleason. Second row: L. Olson, T. Czerwinski, E. Dahlke, S. Baxter, C. Knutson, S. Homan. Third row: E. Mukina, K. Canfield, D. Metzdorf, C. Spiegelberg, L. Bruger, T. Fandel, C. Iennerman, D. Sergent. Front row: I. Barten, S. Loga, I. Buchholz, P. Larson, M. lzdepski, M. Anheir, K. Benfer, C. Musser. Second row: T. Reidner, D. Norwell, T. Susedik, S. Callison, I. Conjurski, A, Canfield, J. Fecteau, I. Martin. Third row: A. Stoker, J. Kazmierkoski, D. Morgan, D. Sergent, P. Rauhut, T. Morgan, V. Cornelissen, G. Nelson. ww A - A .:- .:, .,. M --.., E fyydwwzefs X Q 1 u 2 5 . R 2 7 A u ' , .Q fn, , X ' Q , A Q: 5 Iii ' W M ,135 f , 3 vi' 454 U s 9 f f , Ps' Lf ilf . vi Qi 2 4 L?-ff Q fgff S P 1 2.3. N B kff , Secretary ------ Janice Sanderson Treasurer - - - - - Iris Kromrey President - - - - -Dale Bingham Front row: Y. Closs, I. Raasch, N. Woodbury, R. Howard, H. Amendt, K. Chaussee, B. Closs N. Bates. Second row: A. Good, A. Dennis, R. Olson, R, Bihlmayer, G. Kuchta, W. Cibik, A. Ludvik, I. Kromrey, N. Good, D. Baxter. Third row: I. Pfalezgraf, I. Dearhamrner, R. Frankfourth, G. Mikunda, D. Bingham, R. Fabricius, I. Mac Isaac, N. Reeves, W. Fair. Front row: R. Fetting, R. Bicknell, K. Novak, M. Carter, B. Schoknecht, D. Davis, D. Boss, I. Mestelle, P. Bishop. Second row: R. Beyer, B. Recore, V. Kazmierkoski, N. Van Heesch, S. Stoker, D. Applebee, C. Krauth, S. Pagel, B. Rogers, P. Shimko. Third row: D. Sanford, C. Whittenbuger, L. Spiegleberg, R. Gadwill, T. I-Iaasl, C. Toman, H. Novak, D. Clough, I. Rogers. Front row: E. Bollom, C. Minks, L. Mautner, S. Hegeman, I. Larson, C. Pooler, K. Yankee, P. Scneff, G. Bartina. Second row: B. Emmons, D. Larson, R. Mikoly, P. Van Heesch, F. Karpuleon, P. Boss, R. Parker, D. Ladd. 5, ,L Q. 5 f, F k Q fi 3 , ......-,-2,1 . .. ,I M ,,.:,.g- I mas. I mf 75, Q f , 1 5' U5 , M 3' f 'E 5 W 'mr 2 5 ,.. M- N , an fz Q -15' Egg Jr, Y J by 'X K 7 X .V-1 was 1 2 L . 1? QL 132 'X 5 11 S SQ ff, 5 I gg 3, 15 H gf 5 R' 1: 2 f 5 1 V 5 F6 -A t Rf 1 x V 3 I 1' .gt ax f! , M Wm? x. '51 M-A-V .3 3' ,, V 'Eu 1T-In f 2-Af! 'f 4. L' A ' H15 'k'r lg: 1 , A 4 nf 5 ax , ,gf i df. it,,Qrg', J 1' i'5f!f,fff,fgvg , 1 Z g Z go 0 .M UIQ. Treasurer - - - - - William Haasl President ---- - - Arlene Frick Vice President - - - - Jim Plummer Secretary ------- Pat Bartknecht Front row: I. Ferm, B. Bishop, L. Batten, G. Frankfourth, E. Susedik, D. Dvorak, J. Plummer, S. Gostovich, I. Suandt, K. Sergeant. Second row: M. Preston, I. Collins, T. Priem, R. Watson, P. Mallinson, M. Meyer, J. Whitmore, E. Peterson, I. Robinson. Third row: S. Harris L. Koditek, D. Sanford, B. Allen, C. Hubbard, N. Bragg, I. Lunde, B. Gavin, M. Goffin, A. Frick, D. Closs. Front row: I. Carlson, I. Plummer, P. Lance, J. 0'Connor, L. Passehl, S. Tiffany, L. Beckett. Second row: R. Kostka, K. Pagel, R. Hunt, L. Steel, A. Rathsack, L. Erickson, D. Kuerschner L. Rice, K. Kuettel, H. Gustafson. Third row: C. Dubiel, I. Redwine, B. Haasl, C. Metzdorf, R. Hanson, D. Kee, K. Peterson, I. Nordin, G. Peters, First row: S. White, G. Dennis, D. Morton, R. Chepil, G. Hetchler, K. Ienneman, R. Hamil ton, D. Johnson, T. Olson. Second row: M. Amble, J. Schnepf, P. Barfknecht, P. Danek, L. Opletal, C. Drum, N. Haag, B. Recore. Third row: J. Wahl, R. Martin, R. Bachar, P. Burns, L. Schneiderwent, F. Farley, K. Mandy, A. McCann, G, Stushek. qw Arr 41 Q , . . 1552 .v WW k v w.:.W.,, ,. , J , If n I H ?oaM4lZ were Front row: G. Ludvik, G. Nelson, B. Buchholz, I. Shimko, V. Kuerschner, I. LeBerge, R. Redwine, G. Burbey, B. Franks. Second row: I. Fecteau, W. Ahlstrom, B. Goffin, I. Bishop, D. Horen. MANAGER RAS SCHEDULE Opponents vs. Ladysmith Stanley 6 0 Barron 0 0 Hayward 12 6 Cumberland 6 6 Bloomer 12 O Rice Lake 6 0 Spooner 0 12 A, ,L ., A ' ' 15 I Ip Q . f 3 COACH O'BRIEN Front row: Manager, G. Bratina, G. Ludvik, G. Nelson, B. Buchholz, I. Shimko, V. Kuerschner, J. LaBerge, R. Redwine, G. Burbey, Manager, B. Rasmussen. Second row: P. Bishop, I. Fecteau, W. Ahlstrom, B. Goffin, I. Bishop, D. Horen, B. Franks, T. Reidner, R. Mauch, Coach O'Brien, Coach Sobotta. Third row: Coach Zorn, B. Rasmussen, D. Sanford, L. Spiegelberg, R. Fabricius, B. Gadwill, C. Spiegelberg, T. Haasl, P. Haasl, C. Toman, G. Siverling. Fourth row: I. Robin- son, D. Closs, B. Kostka, J. Plummer, I. Collins, D. Keys, D. Hamilton, B. Allen, B. Redwine D. Sanford, M. Goffin, B. Haasl, G. Frankforth, R. Martin, T. Priem, T. Olson, A B , , , i, 5 3' Here comes trouble! COACH ZQRN COACH SOBOT TA ?...i.- 1 64? 4 be-2 - f-7' I - ,a 1Mwm.4W. H Burbey, Captain W, Ahlstrom I. Fecteau Goffin G. Ludvik B. Buchholz Horen V. Kuerschner G. Nelson Redwine Shimko Franks Bishop LaBerge amd? D. Horen, G. Burbey, D. Morgan, B. Peterson, I. Buchholz, C. Spiegelberg, R. Tinder, B. Goffin, G. Ludvik, J. Fecteau. Front: W. Zorn. rf S Front row: D. Morgan, D. Horen, G. Burbey, B. Peterson, I. Buchholz, C. Spiegelberg B. Goffin, R. Tinder, G. Ludvik, J. Fecteau. Second row: G. Bratina, B. Cibik, T. Fandel, D. Metzdorf, I. Kazmierkoski, D. Sargent, B. Gadwill, D. Bingham, R. Fabricius, T. Morgan, D. Sanford, P. Bishop, W. Rasmussen. wx vi Q . Ek? 21 , .weep V 1 . g 1 , wb ' 6 ilk kr . Y t X ' N4 -F44 P, i ff'-EZ? 5 L: If ,tj f' Y . X129 , , f. A 1 -na, A ,ug , if 5. il hw? ,Z , xi Q 5-gf Eg gl ay ,gn .faqs -sfizsb--' M , x 3' Q 2 . Q52 H3 x ' A 5 Q Q 3 izi '--f. .,A:. if 5 Q21 is 73 f L g f Y 'pk fn X f 4 ,f W 1 . ' Ki Q 5 , J , If N Y . Y . .W . xx 32 Qc A S4-vi ,fc f gb Q59 X K ,xxx y .5 L,W- 4 QL 1. g, X g A X A Q Hg f.W mx ,fy ,L ,A . Q gf ,f f - :Q ' my A7 my L' 5 R! f V .. gkim Mig. A Q ' 1 'Jz ii ,3 Z S 1, 4 lie iii g .gg 5 N, , l Front row: D. Ladd, T. Fandel, T. Morgan, J. Kazmierkoski, D. Sargent, D. Bingham, R. Fabricius, D. Metzdorf, G. Peters, G. Bratina. Second row: T. Haasl, G. Frankforth G. Peters, B. Redwine, B. Haasl, D. Kee, B. Allen, L. Passehl, D. Chepil, D. Hamil- ton, Mr. O'Brien. Third row: B. Kostka, T. Priem, I. Plummer, I. Collins. FF ff If If J. Harwood, C. Musser, D. Kromrey K. Benfer, C. Homan, J. Strandr Not pictured: A. Stushek A. Dennis gcwelall Back row, left to right: J. Conjurski, B. Nickoley, D. Norwell, J. Rogers, R. Mauch, D. Musser, D. Chepil, G. Peters, G. Peters, Coach Zorn, N. Reeves. Front row: G. Mohr, R. Tinder, G. Ludvik, J. Ludvik, D. Sanford, D. Morgan, T. Morgan, A. Can- field, G. Burbey, G. Leonhard. E I I I ..,T...g GAMES PLAYED DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Team LHS oPP. 8 Q Team LHS OPP Rice Lake 2 4 - Bruce 12 4 Tgny 5 2 Rice Lake 1 5 Barron 5 6 I ' Rice Lake disqualified Hayward 2 4 TOUY 3 2 Cumberland 6 5 4 Q H rits zefvulspggg nw X- X 4-,, QU A 25 N' Q . T v.. X Q' ' ' '-A -,, xl:-Nga 4- f gffggf x V- WW Front row: L. Clark, M. Dahlsrrom, It It 64 cz Z Wayne Ahlstrom J. Wright. Second row: W. Ahl- Co-Editor strom, A. Lunde. I. Hilbert. Marilyn Dahlstrorn Co-E ditor 5 4 Mr. Lent Advisor Front row: B. Bates, V. Ralston, N. Miller, M. Utecht, C. Hanson. Second row: B. Dosedel, C. Barber, S, Callaway, P. Rauhut. V. Kazmierkowski, C. Hanson, M. Utecht, M. Dahlstrorn, B. Franks, B. Dosedel, Mr, Fogarty, Advisor, R. Fabricius, L. Gundersen, J. Maclsaac, S. Gostovich, I. Whitmore, B. Kostka. ' glances Front row: I. I-Iritz, Treasurer, L. Bruger, Vice President, W. Ahlstrom, President, B. LaBerge, Secretary. Second row: J. Stein, V. Kazrnierkowski, E. Dahlke, J. Wright, N. Swanson, C. Krauth, C. Barber, J. Sanderson, A. Raddant, D. Davis, N. Good, J. Nelson, A. Goldsmith. Third row: I. Mestelle, R. Buchholz, C. Hanson, M. Utechr, D. Norwell, B. Pickering, B. Franks, I. Maclsaac, M. Walsdorf, L. Clark, B. Schoknecht, B. Bates, Fourth row: C. Rorschach E. Austvold, M. Dahlstrorn, F, Karpuleon, R. Fabricius, D. Bingham, A. Lunde, K. Morner, L. Gundersen, P. Young, A. Churchill. J. Stein, N. Woodbury, R. Wat- oodbury, Ferrn. C. W Nelson, J. I. Kettle, K. os ki Ik Kazmie V. OIC , itm I. Front row: B. Recore, E. Dahlke, T. Czerwinski, L. Erickson, C. Krauth, Second row: Schiotz, P. Barfknecht, A. Amendt, B. Brandt, D. Wedwick. son, AD. L. Third row: P. Reidner, K. Hoiby, M. Morner, B. Moen, D. Barber, C. Elwood, J. Strandt. Swanson, N. Kulibert, C. Barber, N. B. Anderson, P. alsdorf, ,M.W rk la C L. Bauer, Rorsch ach, C ddant, C. Ra A. avis, ht, D. D C I6 U anson, M. ffany, C. H Ti Steele, S. Lunde, K. Peterson, L. Gunderson, I. Hilbert, P. Rauhut, K. Morner, A. Fourth row: V. Sugg, I. holz, I. Plummer, ch Stone, R. Bu Knutson. L. i, orsk CZW N itek, M. od dy, L. K all M zdorf, K CI M C. 1 sede D0 Lunde, B. OFFICERS P.R3l1hl.lI resident- P ice V Sugg reasurer ------ - V. Secretary-T sedel -----------B.D0 t- Presiden Director Svare E. an, IT! Ho son, C. all holz, C. H ch nfer, R. Bu Be Berge, K. La ley, B. Harwood, R. Hur ith. J. H1 Golds trowg V. Schmidt, C. Sill, A. I1 I0 F Ladd, K. Felland, I. Preston, R. Bicknell, P. Swanson, C. Barber, E. Dahlke, W. Golubiff. Second row: D. Boss, N. J. Nelson, D. th, M Utecht, Director Raddant, K. Novak, C. Krau ,A. 1' fe allace, B. Ben erwinski, D. W Cz Bates, T. B. Sugg, Rorschach, V C. SS Bo I. Maclsaac, P. Hunt, K. Canfield, K. L. Knutson, G. Frankfourth, E. Austvold, B. Rasmussen, A. Canfield, Third row: Ed Svare. ith, .Sm derson, C llll Nezworski, L. G M. W2 IO Fourth estelle. is, I. M 3V D D. lar k, C L. lsdorf, 3 W ng, M. OU Barber, R. Y nd, L Lu Franks, D. Ahlstrom, B. N. Bragg, W. 1. ricius, B. Dosede ab orner, R. F M K. nde, Lu Peterson, A . hut, R. all Burbey, I. Hilbert, P. R G. C lough. S 0 ER C OF FI Svare ------------E. Director- -----------G.Burbey President- Accompanist ---------- Al Lunde Pickering -------B. Vice President- - - - - - V. Ralston Secretary-Treasurer 'fumes' 7klson Bo+Hz Bavf-ci Sihibf GKr'll'5 Q, B o y ug 1 1 5'o.vse'l' S+'e'm f Corona-F Sermon P44 B a.rHmeeh+ ?- Color G wird mam 5f4J! Editors: L. Gundersen, B. Peterson, A. Goldsmith, L. Bruger, K. Morner, M. Walsdorf, 5444 Advisor Editor -in -Chief MI- Del-am Mary Walsdorf 524! Front row: R. Bicknell, N. Swanson, R. Buchholz, M. Nezworski, J. Stein, M. Meyers. Second row: P. Young, L. Bruger, D. Norwell, B. Pickering. Front row: A. McCann, R. Parker, N. Woodbury, B. Emmons, B. Sehnert, P. Gleason J. Preston, E. Bollom, Mr. Barber, Advisor. Second row: R. Bachar, F. Farley, E. Stushek, R. Fetting. I. Pfalzgraf, B. Gavin, E. Mukina, R. Barren, R. Martin. Third row: R. Buchholz, H. Novak. J. Matazynski, T. Morgan, G. Santovi, M. Shimko, G. Nelson, D. Kee, I. Nordin, L. Barber. Honorary Awards Fair MCT1'1b6rS Honor Point System Exhibit R. Parker, N. Woodbury, M. Shimko, L. Barber, P. Gleason. 1 l D. Zuck, F. Nelson ' ' ' Zadie 66:45 Front row: H. Bell, P. Danek, M. LaBerge, W. Gofubiff, B. Peterson, D. Boss, K. Horen, J. Plummer, G. Dennis, M. Meyers, T. Olson. Second row: Mr. Bashara, B. Bouzard, J. Hritz, A. Raddanr, D. Davis, S. Harris, G. Hetchler, N. Swanson, M. Arnold, H. Angell, C. Krauth. Third row: R. Brandt, B. Benfer, B. Anderson, A. Frick, C. Rorschach, E. Austvold, F. Josi, P. Josi, B. Bates, B. Rasmussen. Fourth row: J. Trudelle, B. Rasmussen, W. Ahlstrom, B. Goffin, K Morner, A. Lunde, B. Peterson, J, Hilbert, L. Gundersen, I. Lunde, A. Churchill. Www Front row: C. Musser, M. Preston, J. Whitmore, J. Stein, B. Recore, Second row: J. Ferm, E. Dahlke, L. Barren, R. Krebbs, G. Dennis, V. Kazmierkoski, L. Olson, J. Wright, Third row: M. Meyers, J. Morton, I. Carlson, B. Schoknecht, M. Anheier, A. Frick, J. Mestelle, S. Callaway, C. Horen, L. Erickson. Fourth row: B. Bates, P. Josi, N. Miller, B. Suandt, K. Peterson, L. Gundersen, J. Trudelle, D. Cook, F. Iosi, J. Raasch. 7,2-',f4, Front row: B. Amble, I. Schnepf, C. Drum, N. Haag, I. Smith, J. Wright, N. Good, P. Schnepf, A. Rathsack, L. Olson, N. Van Heesch. Second row: S. White, L. Mautner, E. Dahlke, N. Swanson, D. Kromrey, G. Stout, P. Josi, E. Minks, L. Steel, L. Erickson, L. Beckett, Mrs. Nerbun, Advisor. Third row: G. Hetchler, S. Tiffany, P. Larson, C. Barber, N. Miller, C. Metzdorf, K. Peterson, M. Dahlstrom I. Trudelle, M. Anheier, R. Bicknell, K. Novak. Daayitez Zanguet .ff mmf'- ii. I W , , 9511125 ,-fa Zum Age CAST Claramae Hanson Janet Stein Mary Ellen Utecht A1 Canfield Byron Pickering Sherry Callaway Rae Buchholz Carol Musser Pat Young Now tonight! !' Louis Bruger anion pw, fi Hold that pose, sailor! ! The Navy needs rescuing! I-'adY Wrestlers Entire Cast and Chorus CAST Wayne Ahlstrorn Lorean Clark Rosemary Hurley Winnie Golubiff Ken Lund Bruce Franks Marilyn Dahlstrom Arlet Goldsmith Brad Goffin Bob Peterson DIRECTOR Miss Wright PIANIST A1 Lunde :Q Zf IZ' 2 I f .. , a Q1 f5'7' a. f Here's your tea, bag! Ngafdea . ll 4 Ir s! 1 N I f 5, E VU 2.55 CHORUS Arlene Churchill Joyce Harwood Birdine Benfer Barbara Bouzard Vera Sugg Gene Burbey Craig Smith Dick Horen Louie Barber John Hilbert STUDENT DIRECTOR Kathy Morner The Bear Song The Court A Queen is crowned. 0 Wt 6 6 0 06 6 on pun? It is! Queen Joyce--King Vernon 9 Second Prize l O My , xii V fe' x, Quee Float 5 A l'1 First Prize Sophomores I uniors x 9 Crowning of King Queen Delores and Queen King ' Ken .Z jddepdq Judges' Dilemma Front row: S. Loga, R. Buchholz, C. Hanson, W. Ahlstrom, B. Franks, J. Carlson, J. Plummer, N. Swanson. Second row: I. Raasch, C. Rorschach, L. Gunderson, G. Burbey, L. Bruger, K. Morner, J. Hilbert, M. Nezworski, A. Churchill, M. Dahl- strom. DISTRICT and STATE CONTESTS Ten contestants attended the district contest held in Eau Claire on April 2. They included: K. Morner, S. Loga, C. Rorschach, B. Franks, L. Bruger, A. Churchill, M. Dahlstrom, C. Hanson, G. Burbey, W. Ahlstrom. J. Hilbert was unable to attend because of illness. Nine out of ten LHS contestants reached the finals which is a very good average. Both B. Franks and W. Ahlstrom received A ratings in the finals and thereby won the right to compete in the state contest. Wayne Ahlstrom and Bruce Franks received A ratings in the state speech tournament held on the University of Wisconsin campus, April 16. WAYNE AHLSTROM BRUCE FRAN KS Kifuidftmaa Dance Theme: Blue Christmas Here I am! Everybody happy? What do you see, Buck? Why so solemn? Real cool! B N SVC ,Wi H1 Tv 1 3.- 1'-viifi 5 E ,Wig -wgxl, i fa: A my 1 , , . . L, ,. .M .,.. Qmm L 1: ,, W,.,,,.,., mi nu 1 :if 651205 S-, 1 a ,Q , fx ww, Sw!-2 Ai W My fandom pfzam W li K 8 BOB DOSEDEL Q en CAROL MUSSER 'rib -:E wifi? 42 X CF V55 mf Zladez Qfaaaaczkw Sha F ML gf-FM' N iv K S-3 S Q ti ,ht ss, A comparatively large squad went out for track this year with several veterans returning. Among these were: Bruce Franks, Brad Goffin, Bob Buchholz, Dick Horen and Vern Kuerschner, who later moved away.Along with these also came several juniors who had some experience, and a new group of underclassmen who were having their first taste of cinder track work. The Jacks' first meet was the Rice Lake Invitational. Out of approximately fourteen schools, representing a good portion of Northern Wisconsin, the Jacks managed to take fifth place, being beaten only by one Heart of the North team. The second meet attended by the Jacks was a conference meet at Rice Lake. Through a slight error in time, they arrived too late to participate in all the events, but still managed to score in the events which they entered. The thinclads then journeyed to the Eau Claire Invitational, which was a night meet held at the Eau Claire College track. Some of the regular squad members could not attend, but, nevertheless, the Jacks scored lightly. The last meet of the year was the Rice Lake Sectional held at Rice Lake. The Jacks placed fourth. Front row: G. Bratina, J. Fecteau, D. Horen, B. Goffin, R. Buchholz, B. Franks, J. Bishop. Second row: Coach O'Brien, H. Novak, I. Mikunda, G. Nelson, D. Bingham, P. Haasl, R. Gadwill, C. Toman, P. Rauhut, R. Sehnert, D. Ladd. S. N P Q 4 lst 4 J ' E it t Q 3 'J y,...Sa:3 1' -mir ., ..f2'll..f. fag Q25 vf sgi 53 .1 x 3 ss. 1 51 arid 1, H s is Egg HSM Zi 1365 5 2 W ,rf ml K Su E .Pl 4 X .S .pf wa. s' t 5' v ' , Q,-.1 Q, ' ' X gl, , 'im' 5,9 4 Advisor MISS JENSEN ff ? SSQS ' f- i 'J E ' ' I i 1 Front row: D. Baxter, C. Musser, E. Peterson, K. Kuettel, B. Recore, J. Whitmore, K. Pagel, J. Ferm, M. Meyer, Miss Jensen, Advisor, I. Stein, J. Wright, J. Schnepf, B. Amendt, P. Barfknecht, N. Van Heesch, P. Schnepf, S. White. Second row: M. Arnold, E. Harmon, S, Callaway, S. Hegeman, M. Anheier, M. LaBerge, J. Hritz, W. Golubiff, I. Carlson, I. Plummer, I. Nelson, L. Erickson, K. Yankee, I, Harwood, I. Leonhard, T. Czerwinski, A. Dennis. Third row: H. Angell, S. Harris, C. Horen, D. Boss, A. Raddant, S. Tiffany, D. Davis, F. Iosi, K. Novak, N. Bates, B. Closs, P. Anderson, I. Strandt, S. Gostovich, A. Gold smith, S. Loga, I. Morton. Fourth row: G. Dennis, C. Homan, G. Stout, D. Cook, P. Iosi, J. Mestelle, B. Bates, R. Bicknell, R. Buchholz, L. Clark, M. Walsdorf, N. Swanson, B. Anderson, V. Kazmierkowski, R. Hunt, C. Sill. Fifth row: B. Schoknecht, A. Frick, J. Tru- delle, B. Strandt, K. Peterson, K. Morner, M. Nezworski, C. Hubbard, V. Sugg, E. Austvold, C. Rorschach, B. Benfer, C. Krauth, L. Steel, S. Baxter. Sedan! 7m 77144 I2 7955 AUGUST 31 SEPTEMBER 9 17 24 28 30 OCTOBER 1 5 8 12 14-15 22 NOVEMBER 3 5 8 - 12 18 19 19 23 25 DECEMBER 3 7 16 17 18 JANUARY 3 7 11 19 21 25 28 School Started! Football, with Stanley Barron, here! Hayward, there Assembly program U. S. Marine Band Cumberland, there X Rays, looking for something?? Bloomer, here Another Assembly program! Teachers Convention, Whee! A vacation! Homecoming with Spooner, We won! Pretty good. Report cards QUG lj Freshman Return QPoor Dearslj Education week, well, what do you know? Not much. Junior Class Play, Wow! Basketball in swing, Cumberland, here. Assembly Program Bloomer, here Gosh, another vacation, for Thanksgiving. Barron, here Chetek, here again Christmas concert by Music Q Pj Department. Spooner, there Vacation, Yippee!! Back to the grind,fSchoolj Rice Lake, there Cornell, here Telltale cards, freport cardsj Cumberland, here Bloomer, here Another game, Barron, there FEBRUARY 8 16 1 8 24 25 MARCH 2 3-5 11 26 28 APRIL 1 2 5 7 12 13 14 16 19 22 26 28 MAY 4-5 6 7 12 17 19 22 24 25 Cornell, there Assembly Program Rice Lake, here Senior Class Play, There's GOLD in that River! ! Lumberjack Day, gimme a plug fSmattj Game with Hayward More report cards Tournaments foooohj Assembly program Rice Lake Music Festival for soloists Local forensics contest Stunt night, and no fools? Eau Claire forensics FHA Demonstration Easter Vacation! ! School again U. of W. Orchestra College day Massed band Madrigal Singers Prom, Seniors in free! Parents night, FFA FHA Banquet Dairy Caravan, Alice is with us. Northland Band, fMiller?J Band and choir contest School Fair Senior Skip day, nice, huh? Award day, lucky kids Baccalaureate Commencement, wheel Last day of school, and again those horrible report cards! ! 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