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

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DEIIIC TIO As our four years at Little Wolf High School draw to an end, we remember all of the ways in which our class and each individual has been helped. We re- member one takea hand activities. person who has found time to in directing extra-curricular We, the class of' '55, do dedicate this year's Wolf' to Mrs. Mary Handrich for her great part in lending ideas and helping decorate for our Junior Prom. It was through her assistance that it could be a success. We dedicate this book as a token of' appreciation for all of the hours she has spent in education and advising us. We wish to express our sincere thanks! .an -f 'fr .. YI , 3 .J ' 4 f .6 .. . -if . -115 . V' ,1 .7 I . ' , yr 4' .' i ' Q 551' , , 41 Wg V 'Y ,if-. ' 'fs - re ' ,JZ I .' get V 4 - :- 'A 1' 'nj ,., Wg r -Fx ww' va 1..f'V' l ' !., '- Q. fp,- TF' tj sr' .,n,s. ,W 3 ff ' .zz r W 1 .fic . ,- A as L :Q .'f. l if av! ,fi F -ffffs' . U Ar. . ' -'fa-7k :E I.: , I 'C Qi: :' -h 3 r 5 Iva .n N B Zi Eh wma, -,. v ,ix , ft-..e. , M K fm- ' -ek - ' ,,., . kg - if Q :gp Q.- 1. Y .-, A Q 131: qs fm . - - - ... A- .wgjrz vs- E xr.: Nady- 4, vrr.. f I 5, 9 A . 1 511 Li' 5 - as ' 3.4,- .. , ,kr , T, . ,L I 1 3 Lp' , Ili' , 'af 1 if, vi i-3. 2.7, I H , L.-L: , ' , I 5 . . A, 'A . N 4f Qfd'c,1Q1Q' ,L 5 5 f 'Sl- it f 1.-Q H A 'O 3 s I W I . Q L- U ., :. X , ti it , v . -. 'H -1 I '23 K J' 1 E 5 , T w xx , X. I sg 2 Q i U WA H .1 -wr QJW? Q 15 f 2 A H5 JP' K . I 'Q ' 1' - fx 1 , U Y ,bmi x . -, . - .L . f RHF ,. 4 ar' H V it I J si 4 nh A f Ky, 5. z -r 0 , . 1 X -4 pu 4 l 15 riff Vs- ' :rf Q 1, Qi 3 ' c, X ff 155 v ivy? fl? g- N .P 1 aw E nf' K I ,X 5 I , ' L. J' gl fl li 1 E Q Y A ,f -. 'Z S545-QilQ ' 1' '. 'ur' f fit ' me vljnrhv Ah' ..- ,Wy a?','-.:. ' , 5: -. .' 659 33 ' Q52 'e ' 755-V in ' V? 'Y 1772 V , an Q, I- . 2 ' :FL at Lx V 1 -ff? , ' 1 '- Wu, Qfliifgfg Q : V, if 5. I ' '- RV' fi ' -' - 4 A. -. . 'af 1, :fC'1?'iau. I ' x '- ifig-5. ig, , QL., -Higf' ' .' .R -3- f

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THE ANN Standing: J. Roman, M. Klapper, J. Johnson, L. Marquardt Mr. Neerdaels, Adviser Seated: J. Gehrke, S. Steinbach, C. Impelman, V. Thompson To itll Elise readers of this annual, Assistant Editor r I we say, OO y djumiy fjxlpaytfkykl We have worked hard on the moments Social Editgr of our school year and have tried to '-7,7 .lnhnng please everyone. We hope you will enjoy 1 W looking at it in the years to come. We Sales Editor also want to thank those who helped the annual staff with this book. We surely appreciated it. Class Editor So in the coming years, if ever you gli JM have some spare time and don't know what hotogy-aphy Editor to do, get out your annual of l9SS and Q Z ? look it through. II' it stirs up old memories, we will know it served its po tg it purpose. ,.- A t Editor Sincerely, dfm.aZ6...z -Jlfav S Z Advisor Editor-in-Chief -2-

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015, gy George , Princi B. S. University of Wisconsin Ph. M. University of Wisconsin Chemistry, Physics Student Council Adviser Senior Class Adviser Main W of W Qagfffdwif W' Merit Kelley B. E. Stevens Point State College, Uni- versity ofWHsconsin Mathematics, Pep Club, Cheerleader Adviser, Senior Class Adviser, For- enslcs M, TIIE PRINCIPAVS ME SSA CLASS OF 1955 When as Freshmen the present Senior Class enrolled in Little Wolf High School, the world had shortly emerged from a great war and had then entered into the Korean conflict. The vision of peace soeagerly sought was certainly dim at that time and the continuing cold war with resulting unrest for the free world added to the uncertainty of the future. Tt would have been easy for anyone to adopt a defeatlst attitude, but these students realized that at a time of stress, more initiative, stronger determlnaion, and better objectlveswere needed more than ever. With an eye toward the future, the major- ity of the class availed themselves of full academic loads and participated actively in many of the co-curricular offerings of the school. In spite of distractions, outside in- terests, and disappointments, the bulk of the class perservered and today some of the finest students to attend this school are members of the present Senior Class. It is the sincere desire of your school that the class of 1955 will make the most of the training they have received and the skills they have learned, so their accompl1shments in the years ahead will refloctfavorably on their .MW Alma Mater. Donald Neerdaels B. S. Whitewater State College Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand Bookkeeping, Annual Staff,Howler Staff, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Basebal Coach