Little Wolf High School - Wolf Yearbook (Manawa, WI)

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,Z XM JQAHOWLER surf I . U L. JQQLRG! QW MQW Standing: Seated: ,P 10, 4' VW ' .Q o if 1 J UI, f f bprb f JL' w J' A u ,VI J' 0, jg alll, in Q W UW' ,ab L, Lf fxylo' J , ' '-'J M ' A E. sem-oeeer, J. Kelly, T'a?Y'. 5 To S-'U , M. Hoffmann, J. Craig, D. Lamkins, MKIWAHNVNS R. Sohr, W. Taggart, J. Crane, ,,5'1 '15 R. Seeger, F. Brennenstuhl, , - P. Gorman, G. Henschel, J. Fietzer. M. Carew, Miss M. Fahley, Advisor, u A. Taylor, J. Genrke. CONSERVATION CLUB s I: XIX .fxf Back How: M. Wegener, H. Griffin, A. Doran, A. Handrich, R. Sohr, D. Handrich, D. Rosenau, R. Klinger. Second Row: G. Schafer, H. Fenske, M. Becker, W. Gruel, L. Hotvedt, R. Glocke, R. Vaughan, C. Zirbel. Front Row: Mr. R. Elmhorst, Advisor, J. Boutwell, D. Wege, D. Handrich, V. Fahser, E. Arndt, D. Mundt. -3Q-

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Left to right: G. Henschel, L. Oppor, B. Rest, T. Hoffmann, P. Roman, A. Bradway, J. Gehrke, D. Craig, S. Roenz, H 0 M E C 0 M I N G D. Sturm. dw' JW 'V emu ar' F 1 vnbWWYM6bN J n u v.' J Nerf, , x 5 : EEK' Y s as J , x c 1 E' U- 9, My :Li-lvglflng--vsgfx I . , , 'r X1 A 953 ...v Navi' . - ' V, or h v' 1--- ., V, :nl . ' ' fog iw ' ' , A , ' L ' 7L fffQ7 ., , I , qv P , V in A -Q ,V , I ,ries . M- ' '- , ,ff if - ' -v 1 I - . l -' 4,ifQH : I ' 4. V cgi? I J A . l ' ' l.,., '. g f1Q, .':, ' - .V Y My - - S l X 1 ' f Y 555 f P. , O, ff e . , . N ' X A ' ' is T . Af I n L ., 1- - . e a-. .ia-1-f,:'. . fnrawwfunmnvaf if X K Q 'kt is , KX VY 'J 1 The annual Homecoming was held on October Q. On that day there were many weird looking humans roaming through the halls and grounds of Manawa High. Out of this motley crowd, two individuals were selected to lead the Homecoming parade. Roberta Seeger was Hobo King, dressed as a dandified clown and Don Craig was our worthy Hobo Queen, looking very feminine in dress, fur, hat, and heels. The senior float comm1ttee'e efforts were rewarded by being awarded first place. The L1- brary Club received second place and the Student Council third place. That night when the Manawa Wolves clashed with the Wau- paca Comets,we came out on top with the impressive score of 32-O., This put the Manawa crowd in a happy frame of mind for the dance which followed, with Allen Bradway and Pat Roman reigning as King and Queen.

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-. F . H .A. F Back Row: C. Jawort, B. Wochlnski, S. Grancorbitz, H. Webb, A. Taylor, S. Roenz, J. Taylor, B. Klemm, F. Brennenstuhl, B. Wheeler, D. Dreth, M. Fletzer Third Row: N. Stiebs, C. Gruel, S. Chick, J. Kelly, M. Stiebs, B. Loughrin, D. Breier, A. Leischow, J. Hart, N. Kersten, Y. Schuelke, A. Schuelke. Second Row: Miss K. Allen, Advisor, P. Zander, J. Hoppe, S. Steinbach, L. Bucholz, E. Schroeder, S. Klapper, S. Rice, S. Drath, J. Johnson. Front Row: W. Johnson, N. Eastling, W. Thompson, J. Krueger, P. Flanagan, E. Rice, D. Rasmussen, P. Fietzer. FHA OFFICERS Standing: G. Henachel, D. Lightfuss, Miss K. Allen, Advisor, B. Holtz, R. Seeger, S. Cronce, J. Gehrke. Seated: M. Hoffmann, W. Taggart, C. Ebert, B. Rest. -h0- In June of last year several mem- bers of the chanter went to Green Lake to serve as delegates to the State Convention. They were: Mary Jo Hoffmann, Janet Gehrke, Barbara Loughrin, and Wanda Taggart. Mary Jo Hoffmann represented Manawa in the style revue given there and Wanda Taggart was elected as State Vice- president for the fourth district. The F.H.A. chapter was hostess to the district rally held October 27, 1953. Schools that participated in the rally were: Waupaca, Iola, and New London. Bear Creek was also ln- vlted as a guest. On February 9, eleven new members were initiated into the chapter. A number of our members worked to attain their Junior or Chapter Degree and several girls gave demonstrations Luella Buchholz received first award in the HAH group and Carol Jawort in the WBW group at the local contest. They then went on to Tigerton and took part in the regional competition In May another important event of the year, a Mother and Daughter Ban- quet, was held. The girls used this occasion to both honor their mothers and install their new officers.