Lomira High School - Arimol Yearbook (Lomira, WI)

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Alums Return to Honor Royalty . Kirg Robert Hayes Queen 'mol FOX To Boo and Carol goes the honor of being the first Homecoming King and Queen in the lil tory of Lomira High School May this addition to our program of extra curricular activities become a tradition The Homecoming got oft to a fine start lwith the dismissal of classes for the afternoonl with a parade around town The band followed by remaining members of the grade and nigh s hool student bodies did its part to spread the Homecoming spirit to the townspeople as they marched through the streets stopping now and then for band selec tions and cheers The maroon robe the garland of white flowers the 'naroon convertible and the Junior court of honor fNorma lean Hundert ark and ludy Rheinl all helped to make Carol look eve y ounce a queen The Spmt of the day was heightened by the Lions thrilling victory over Kewaslcum by a close score of 54 52 Homecoming is never complete without a huge bonfire so th boys go' busy a d collec' d any Na te material for the climax of the big event Raye Block and his orchestra provided music for dancing Following Bob and Carol in the Grand March were Phyllis Scheer and Douglas Sterr Elaine Tolzrrian a d Calvin Voigh' a d Hose Srqillgqlc and Lloyd Weninger who corriposed the Cour of Honor Many alurpni were back to ice 1' t uly a 'toni ornmg As in any such event ome one person rrust bear the responsibilitie of pla 'img it Th x ctirn this time was Phyllis Scheer She did a grand Job of itl No doubt Octob 19 1944 will remain in 'he emo y of the ggmmumgy QS being on of tts most successful l-lomecorrmgs V A H H V ' i . :s - - 5 V A C 4 A A, . . r 1 I t - . J . - , .V . v I they could find, After singing school songs and giving several cheers around the fire the group adtourned to the gym .' , .. - T i A- ' ' ma' 1 r l .. ec A i ,S 4 - U - -- 'H -S nf. f .e 'i it A ' ' . ' ' ' er ' ' ' .. . r ' ' e 1 . .. . J.

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Two Wild Nights! . 6 x' front Row Ruby Kllnk lanlce Unferth Carol Fox Maryorxe Guell lea nette Pelbe '71ta Elsmger Mtddte Row Donald Karser Rua Weyer Rose Wahnschaffe Leslle Klebesadel Darlene Ked nger Mrs Hayes Back Row llnton Hoff Robert Hayes Robert PYIBSY Marvin Sp adau lohn Miller Iames Stemer Lomtra really nnade a name for xtself when the tumors presented One Wlld Ntght Actually 1t went down ln the books as a mam factor ln the maklng of Lomlra l-hgh School Rach and exery rehearsal was Just one farnlshed good trme packed Vvfllll humor and nonsense Its a wonder that our most loval and patlent dlrector Mrs Hayes dldnt grow mstarrcat and change into a statue for we all feel she d1d a lot for her country Yes 1t was qurte a gay party that The play was centered around the profound acttons of Rodney Dodd tLesl1e Klebesadell when h1s Aunt Myra Opal Dodd tRo e Wahnschaff D and her travelmg companton Charlotte Allen tCarol Foxl arrlved to pay a V1S1l Every th1ng had to be kept rn peace and quret as Hennetta tleanette Re1bleJ and Iodwrllov. tlames Sternerl had been promptly mformed But Rodney dwelled on the tdea that he had to l1ve h1s l1fe ID a wheel chair and when he over heard Dr Bell tRobert I-layesl and Nurse Trent tDarlene Kedtngerl 'n1stat1ng that he couldnt l1ve through the mght he lrnmedxatelv wllled hrs manslon to a glrls college They belle ed IH takxng rrrmedxate possesslon and that very nrght two glrls Dor1s Wlnthrop KMGTIOYIE Guelll and Martbelle tZ1ta Elstngerl took up therr l1v1ng quarters 1n the house ln the meanttvne Charlotte had become qulte tnterested tn Mr Dodd and as usually 19 the procedure Dorls fell for him too Thls causea some ttnlcertng w1th the romance between Ned Qteerm ell tCl1nton Hoffl and DOYIS Rodney deavorlng to ac' llke a rrtan the last few mtnutes of h1s ltfe wtlled hls belonglngs to the correspondlng foundations When Dodd found hrrnself st1ll ahve much cons1derat1on was glven hlrn by Mrs Batson tR1ta Weyerl and Mrs Rooly tlanlce Unferthl Near the close the story the house had b en strlpped of lts furniture by l-lawklns tlohn Mxllerl and Dlckens tRobert Prlestl Through all thls confuslon Rodney released me evldence that he had which revealed Iames Scorplo tDonald Katserl and through h1 tndulgence at a tavern a crooked nlght club slnger lade Darnelll tRuby Kllnlcl was also arrested All the pollce authorrty was p rformed by Cfflcer Bradley tMarv1n Spradaul Though the play ended tn a drowsy condttton because the cost wa accidentally put to sleep by some smelly llqllld mvented by lodwlllovt thxs wasnt charactertsttc of the rest of the play 1n whrch every mlnute was fllled wxth exploding bombs and crashrng Jases All thts racket was made under the sweat and toll of Gordon Grantman and Ray Schwefel The settlng wa a result of the work of Dougla Sterr Lester Burgert Leo Rles Kenneth lagow and Robert Scharf Many pe lods of hard worn were put rnto the publtcrty end of the affatr by Vrolet Blank Vtrgrnla Rohltnger and Myrtle Zuehlke wmle the f1na c1al part was well kept by Davtd Stemer Yes all the Joys and grrevances of anothe class play drew to a close after tvto performances December 13 and 14 And xt was the hope of the lunlor Class that they had att fled all the theatrlcal nunded townspeople Carol Fox , 74312 I , KMMMH W A A . t.,, e5if-w t .tw W 1 l 'ff 2 V ,,,r,,, L I A ' X, ' A ,sg T, +, l 3 3' ' ...A X is -7 X 2 ' t r f I Q: V X - M - s .-.... cast, but still they truthfully followed the mottot All work and no play doesn't psy. I I . Il.. ,A -K ,A H .1 . . I I I I -I Y I , fl 'en-