Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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' !v2 a5 f'T?f7 Anderson, Belllamin -Baebler, William Bailey, Edward Bailey, Lynn Barrett, Charles Barry, Theodore Bates, Lester Davidson, Arnold Dawe, George Erickson, Frederick Ethun, William Field, W. Robert Foye, Steven Frydenlund, Harold Gest, Cassells Gleason, William Glenn, Victor Grahn, Lawrence Haakenson, Chandler Hammond, Reginald Hessling, Leroy Hill, Donald Holcomb, Warren lmholf, Oliver Jenkins, Robert Johnson, Truman Jopke, Henry Kelly, William Kennedy, Raymond Kinsman, Royal J They Gave Their Lives ' in World War ll Klein, Donald T. Kleinsmith, Roland Korsmo, Thomas Larson, N. Robert Lee, La Vern Lemke, Marvin Lind, Robert Lindstrom, Stuart Marks, George Matheson, Paul Mickelson, Donald Moore, Robert L. Morrison, Roger Mueller, Clifford Nelson, Russell Nitz, John Nyborg, Russell Ogilvie, Donald Olson, Jerome Pet erso n, Basil Pinneke, Edward Pressentin, Robert Ritter, William Runge, Edwin Rydberg, Marvin sather, Paul 5 Schluter, George Schuster, Joseph Smythe, Wallace Soehnlein, Richard Sommers, Wesley Stevens, Ivan Straus, James Struckmeyer, Sanford Swafford, Kenneth' Swanson, Ernest Q Sweitzer, Harry Vilberg, Robert Vitense, Glenn Wallace, Joseph Webster, Robert Wiener, John Wipperfurth, Ralph Zanoya, Burton I F I , Farewell To East Farewell to East our school so dear, We're through the last of mauy a year, Your towers shall staud iu each ouels heart' We waut to stay but have to part. 7 So loug, dear East, we hate to go, Our love for you shall ever glow, Cui' hearts were gay all through the years, Hut as we leave there'll be some tears. Yes, all of us, we loved the stairs, The coruers where we stood iu pairs, The halls where two would ofteu stroll, Arid each eye the other with all his soul. We sat iu cold at mauy a football game To cheer aud yell for East's fair uame. W' e strove iu sports, read Tower Times, We sat iu aud aud stood iri liues. IV e ran iu halls aud wrote iu books, Girls combed their hair to improve their looks, Some rooms worked hard, they didult lag, That's why they always got the flag. IV e had good teams, good coaches too, lfVith the cousolatiou title we came through. Test tubes were brokeu, Luggls tables scratched, Class of ,47 will ue'er be matched. We kids were tough aud thought we were smart, But grades came out to break oue's heart, Arid theu came Prom, the big eveut, Ufheu mauy a boy his mouey speut. Goodbye to East, the city's best, To us you're tops o'er all the rest,- Although we soou shall graduate, VVe'll always say, 'fHail, East, you're greatfw Dedicated to the class of '47 by jim Rose, class of '46 T P b- To Foster S. Randle, the principal of our school through its twenty-five years, We here pay trihutc. Under his skillful administration liast has grown from a senior high school with an enroll- ment of approximately seven hundred to a junior- senior high school with over twenty-two hundred students. lVith a deep concern for the best educa- tion of the students in the school, he has initiated changes in organization and curriculum that seemed in keeping with new trends. Always a Wise coun- sellor to students and faculty, he will remain in our minds, after we put our school days behind us, as a truly good friend. Mr. Barrett As assistant principal, Mr. Barrett, every morning, listens to excuses writes absence slips, makes hundreds of prcgram shifts at the beginning of each semester for stu- dents who have changed their minds, examines and grades the free text hoolcsg an performs many other arduous tasks. As head foothall coach, he guides the destiny of our famous team on the gridiron. Miss Fosse Miss Margaret Fosse, Guidance Direc- tor, is a constant friend and patient listener to all of our troubles. Vivacious and energetic with a smile fo everyone, she aids students in Hnding work and al- so discusses With them school and per- sonal problems. -IO- o 0 Y Sitting: Miss Edith Seymour Second row: Mrs. Ethel Bridge, Miss Phyllis Brussow, Mrs. Leta Hogan. Miss Audrey Gottschall OFFICE STAFF Checking progarms, typing and fi- ling records, the office staff is always busy helping the students as well as the faculty. Miss McCarville, our school nurse, equip- ped with tongue depressors, thermometers, bandages, eye charts, and other medical supplies, checks the students' aches and pains. FAC LTY English Department: Miss lsely, Department Head First row, left to right: Miss Dahl, Miss lsely. Miss Gebliardt, Miss Hu-glies, Miss B3-ffel, Miss Vaniman Second row, left to right: Miss Murphy, Miss Criuk, Miss Dietrich, Miss North.: Not present, Mrs. Sfreeter Mathematic Department: Miss Lcary, Departmcut Head CNot preseutjg Mr. Ferrill, Miss Conlin, Miss Bainter V Q12- History Department:--Mr. lVells, Department Head First row, left to right: Mis Davey, Miss Owen, Miss Moore, Miss Sharpe Second row, left to right: Mr. We1'ls, Mr. VSLi,llia.n1s, Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Otterson, Mr. Jorgenson Science Department: Mr. Lugg, Department Head First row, left to right: Miss Stillman, Miss Engel Second row, left to right: Mr. Lugg, Mr. Peterson -13- 'X- J k,, A X QM, Language Department: Miss Kulms, Department Head Miss Meyer, Miss Kulius, Miss Jordan, Miss VVestover cf- S+ Commercial Department: Miss George, Department Head Miss Kohl, Mrs. Middleton, Miss George, Miss Johnson. Not present, Mr. Johnson J- ' 'ix X NA -14- Manual Arts Department: Mr. Dlicin, Dcrpartmelit Head Mr. Nickel, Mr. Woltci's, Mr. Stewart. Mr. Dfhciu Home Economics Department: Miss Mathias, Department Head Mrs. Millar, Miss Adams, Miss Mathias, Miss Sylvester ..15.. Music Department: Miss Vogclbaugh Mr. XVoolen. Not present, Mr. Fieury Physical Education: Miss Schrader, Miss Hansen, Mr. Haskin iQ -16+ s .if i Q Q Q ,sing . gg gow ww WWW? ww Art Department: Mr. Sinith, Miss Scalbom Library: Mrs. Cardin, Assistant Librariang Miss Hazen -17.. Miss HAZEN 1 ,-, 3 PLO GRADUATES I323 V CLASS OFFICERS HONOR SENIORS GRADUATES CONIVIENGEM ENT Af f Q , . x X N, wk SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preside11t: JERALD LENZ Vice President: JAMES NICHOLLS Secretary: RUTH HART CLASS MOTTO: Forever Onward COLORS: Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose with SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Miss Dietrich .. Miss Crink . .. Miss XTHHIIHQIII . . Miss Leary .. Miss Gebhardt .... Miss Moore . . Mr. jorgenson .... Miss Meyer .. Mr. johnson . . . Miss Mathias Mr. Smith .... - 20 - Silver 107 112 II3 121 122 204 218 220 309 321 325 First row, left to right: Jeannine Kruse, Mary Kwapil, Jean Hovde, Jacqueline Hess, Ann Spencer, Anita Quentmeyer, Carol Helmke, Corinne Helmke, Barbara Wood, Mary Lee Fix Second row: Jerald Lenz, Howard Geist, Shirley Landsness, -lim Nicholls, Eva Mae Struckmeyer, Betty Slightam, Carol Yeadon, Rosemary Koppelmeyer, Kenneth Sachtjen, Rodney Hehnke CNot present: Darlene Floyclj Honor Seniors of 1947 These students have maintained, during their three years of senior high school, a scholastic average of 2.5 or better. According to the tradition of East High School, they are therefore entitled to Wear, during graduation activities, the purple' and gold honor cord and to lead the senior procession in the com- mencement service. -21.- 'xgw f ' Donald Ackley Donald Allegar Ernest Amacher Shirley Amos ACKLEY, DONALD: Band Awardg Football Letterg Home Room lPresidentg Stage Craftg Golf Clubg Hi-Yg Stage Crew for Ermine , Snafu , The Barretts of Wim- 'pole Streetn, and Up in the Air . ' ALLEGAR, DONALD: AIVIACI-IFR FRNFQT' Cnlf flnlw, f Elaine Anacker Patricia Anderson Patricia Andrews Mary Armstrong ANACKER, ELAINE: A Cappella Choirg Camera Clubg The Forest Prince ANDERSON, PATRICIA: National Honor Societyg Secretary of Junior Classg Editor of Tower Talesg Service Eg Letter of Commendationg Shaw Awardg Large and Small M'sg Tower Timesg Latin Clubg Debate Clubg Officiating Clubg Secretary of Stu- dent Councilg Junior Red Crossg Madison Youth Councilg 'The Barretts of Wim- pole Streetn . ANDREWS, PATRICIA ' ARMSTRONG, MARY X Gloria Austin Walter Bach Eleanor Baebler Rlichard Bailey AUSTIN, GLORIA: Band Awardsg Orchestrag Y-Teensg Radio Code Club BACH, WALTER BAEZBIBER, ELEANOR: Shorthand Awardg Home Room Presidentg Social Etiquette u BAILEY, RICHARD: Football Letterg Basketball Letterg Track Awardsg S. A. A. Collector Secretary of Hi-Yg Seven Keys to Baldpateng Youg Aprilug Service Eg 'lTl1e Forest Princel' -22- 4 , nv Shirley Ann Ballam Robert Barlow Fred Bast Idella Bernhagen BALLAM, SHIRLEY ANN: Small and Large M'Sg Stamp Collectorg Tower Timesg Camera Clubg A Cappella Choirg Publicity for Seven Keys to Baldpateg Up in the Air 5 Script Girl for The Forest Prince g Prompter for Young April BARLOW, ROBERT BAST, FRED: Civil Air Patrol .l RFTRNHAGFfNr TDELLA: Entered as a Tunior from McFarland 'Verne Bjelde Wilmer Eugene Blaschka Alice Blatterman, Dennis Blenis BJELDE, VERNE: Movie Operators' Clubg Home Room Secretary BLASCHKA, WILMER EUGENE: Entered as a Junior from McFarland BLATTERM 'N, ALICE: Typing Awardsg Tower Talesg Camera Club BLENIS, NNIS: S.A,A. Collectorg Tcyer Timesg Usher Club Flagbearer Y ,v,, A, F, -X 1 I ,, 'i '?'W 'E 7. VVayne Blossom Herbert Bobeck Carol Bombers Donald Borland BLOSSOM, WAYNE: Service Eg Letter of Commendationg S.A.A. Collectorg Co Editor of Tower Timesg Usher Club Flagbearerg Student Councilg Debate Clubg Madison Youtfh Council BOBECK, HERBERT BORCHERS, CAROL: Band Awardsg Baton Clubg Glce Club BORLAND,DONALD: Cheerleaders' Club ..23... X ' ' , Nj: Erma Borland Carl Boss Ronald Bostad Bonnie Bowers BORLAND, ERMA Shorthand and Typing Awards: Cheerleaders' Club: Dramatic Club: Cheerleaders' Letter A BOSS, CARL i' BOSTAD, RONALD: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Times: Latin Club: Debate Club: Stu- ' dent Council BOWERS, BONNIE: Large and Sma 's: Dramatic Club Robert Bowers Bill Boyer Robert Bradley Buelah Brickson BOWERS, ROBERT BOYER, BILL: February Graduate: Letter of Coinznendationg Student Council BRADLEY, ROBERT: Secretary of Usher Club, Properties for Young April BRICKSON, BUELAH: National Honor Society: Typing Award: Service E: Tower Tales: H e Room President: Tower Times: Triple Trio: Cappella Choir: Glee Club: roperties for The Barretts of Wimpole Street : Seven Keys to Bald- p'ate : t'The Forest Princen: 'fYoung April Jean Brigham Edward Brinkman Ralph Brockert Dale Brown BRIGHAM, JEAN: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Tales: Tower Times: Latin Club: Pro- grams for The Barretts of Wimpole Street : Social Etiquette Club Secretary: Make-up for 'fYoung April BRINKMAN, EDWARD: February Graduate BROCKERT, RALPH: Basketball Letters BROWN, DALE -24-. M Eugene Buchanan Eldon Bultman Gordon Burki Marie Burmeister BUCHANAN, EUGENE: February Graduate BULTMAN, ELDON: Home Room Presidentg Usher Club President BURKI, GORDON: Motion Picture Club BURMEISTER, MARIEQ Band Awards' Girls' Sports Pendanitig farge and Small M'sq Ten Pointg S.A.A. Collectorg Latin 'lubg Social Etiquette C' bg Tower Talesg Pro- perties for Snaf1,g' m Leland Burns Marillyn Burns John L. Burrill Leo Bussan BURNS, LELAND , BURNS, MARILLYN: Stamp Collectorg Home Room Vice-Presidqntg Tower Timesg Properties for Junior Miss and Young April ' BURRILL, JOHN L: Veteraug Febraury eg Band Awairdsg Football Letters BUSSAN, LEO. Band Awardg Hom Room Presidlentg St ent Councilg Hi-Y Leo Busse Dave Butler Betty Butzinc James Caves BUSSE, LEO BUTLER, DAVE: Navy Veterang S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Collector BUTZINE, ETTY: Service E5 Letter of Commendationg Tower Timesg Social Etiquette Clubg Student Councilg Treble Clefg Programs for Seven Keys to Baldpateg Pub- licity for Young April CAVES, JAMES: Entered as a Junior from Cottage Grove ...ZS- Donovan S. Chandler Charles Charmley Beverly Ohesley William E. Christofferson CHANDLER, S. DONOVAN CHAMLEY, CHARLES- , CHESLEY, BEVERLY: A Cappella Choir: Radio Code Club: Red Cross Club: Social Etiquette Club: Glee Clubg 'tUp in the Air g The Forest Prince ,V CHRISTOFFERSON, WILLIAM E. V, , Georgia Christoph Margaret Emelyn Clark Timothy Collins Lois Cook CHRISTOPH, GEORGIA: Entered as a Junior from Cottage Grove CLARK, MARGARET EM ELYN COLLINS, TIMOTHY: Entered from Oregon as a Senior: Seven Keys to Balclpateug Young April COOK, LOIS: Slhorthand and Typing Awards: Home Room Secretary: Tower Tales: Red Cross Club: Social Etiquett' Club: Properties for 'The Barrets of Wixnliole Stree ' and Snafu g Publieitybimr Young Ap1'il g Filing Award Lois Cory William R. Coughlin Shirley Crosby Mary Curtin CORY, LOIS: Triple Trio: A Cappella Choir: Cheerleadlers' Club: 'lUp in the Air g l'The Forest Prineeug Publicity for Young April COUGHLIN, WILLIAM R.: Latin Club: Usher Club: Properties for Young April CROSBY, SHIRLEY: Social Etiquette Club CURTIN, MARY: Large and Small M's: Home Room Secretary: Tower Timesg Offici- ating Clubg A Cappella Choir: Properties for 'lThe Forest Princewg Young April -26.. ,, i x , , ,, X A fi Roy Duane Daentl John Dahl Hugh Dega Dorothy De La Ronde DAENTL, ROY DUANE: Service Eg Football Letterg Stamp Collectorg Latin Club Vice-President of Usher Clubg A Cappella Choirg Up in the Air DAHL, John: Usher Club DEGA, HUGH: Golf Clubg Hi-Y DE LA RONDE, DOROTHY. Y-Teens f' Mary Denison Dean Dexter Betty Dolva John Doyle DENISON, MARY: S.A.A. CollectorgXA Cappella Choirg Properties for Forest Prince DEXTER, DEAN: Band Awardg Home Room Prcsidentg S.A.A. Collectorg Student Councilg Hi-Y Treasurerg Basketball Letter DOLVA, BETTY: Large Mg Tower Timesg Latin ,Clubg Social Etiquette Clubg Camera Clubg Properties for tJunior Miss and Young Apriln DOYLE, JOHN: Betty Jane Droster Barbara Dunkel John L. Dvorak Richard Dvorak DROSTER, BETTY JANE: Glee Club DUNKEL, BARBARA: Shorthand and Typing Awardsg S.A.A. Collectorg A Cappella Choirg Up in the Air g The Forest Prince DVORAK, JOHN L. DVORAK, RICHARD -27.- A .fi i John Easter Rodney Ebel Donna Edwards James D. Egan EASTER, JOHN: Band Awardsg Orohestrag Stage Craft Club EBEL,RODNEY: Letter of Commendationg Shaw Award: McPyneheon Scholarship EDVVARDS, DONNA: Tower Tales: Red Cross Club: Social Etiquette Club: Properties for Junior Miss , The Barretts of XVimpole Street , and Young April EGAN, JAMES DANIEL: Entered . a Junior from Edgewood Donna Jean Eisele William Engherg Elaine Engelke Phil Erickson EISELE, DONNA JEAN: Social Etiquette Cluhg Prompter for The Barrets of Wim- pole Street ENGBERG, VVILLIAM: Camera Club ENGELKE, ELAINE: Large and Small M'sg Stamp Collectorg S.A.A. Collector ERICKSON, PHIL: Home Room ecretary Rodney Erickson Ruth Erickson Conrad Eroen Marvel Ethun ERICKSON, RODNEY: Band Awards: Student Council ERICTCSON, RUTH: S.A.A. Collector: Home Room Vice-President EROEN, CONRJAD: Captain Four Lakes League football team ETHUN, MARVEL: Red Cross Club: Camera Clubg A Cappella Choirg 'fT'he Forest Princeug Young April -28.. .X , 41 Donna M. Evans Harry Evans Mary Jane Faclness EVANS, DONNA M.: Entered as Senior from Lone Rock EVANS, HARRY FADNESS, MARY JANE FEMRITE, YVONNE: Recl Cross Clubg Soeial Etiquette Club . lj ,f Yvonne Fenirite Jacqueline Fenske Mary Lee Fix Robert Fleury FENSKE, JACQUELINEg Sliortliancl Awarxlg Social Etiquette Club Darlene Floyd FIX MARY LEE: Large and Small M'sg National Honor Soeietyg Ten Pointg Green- liouse Clubg President of Stamp Lilubg Properties for Young April FLE U RY, ROBERT FLOYD, DARLENE: Ten Pointg Stanzp Llubg Y-Teensg Aeronautics Club 00 Theresa Flynn Harold Forbes Floyd! Foyc FLYNN, THERESA FORBES, HAROLD: Band Awardsg Track Awardsg Student Council FOYE, FLOYD John Fredrlekson it FREDRICKSON, JOHN: Ten Pointg Orchestra Awardsg A Cappella Choirg Latin Club ...gg- J ,YYV irii in W W John Gangstad Howard Geist Gene George Jacqueline Georgeson GANSTEAD, JOHN: Christmas Play GEIST, HOWARD: Ten Point: Band Award: Hi-Yg Golf Club: Student Council GEORGE, GENE: Stamp Collector: Home Room President: Camera Club GEORGESON, JACQUELINE: Small Mg S.A.A. Collector: Home Room President: Tower Times: Social Etiquette lub J J , , Lee Gerhardt Barbara Gilbert James Godfriaux Ronald Grant GERHARDT, LEE GILBERT BARBARA: Home Room Secretary: Latin Club: Make-up for Snafu g The Barretts of VVin1pole Streetug Social Etiquette Club: Publicity for Young April? GODFRIAUX, JAMES: Band' awards: Orchestra: Latin Club GRANT, RONALD: Football Award Band Awards , La Von Giatiot Ellen I. Greene Cleo Griffith Williaili D. Griffith GRATIOT, LA VON: A Cappella Choirg Baton Club: Glee Clubg The Eorcst Prince GREENE, ELLEN I.: Entered as a Senior from Sun Prairie GRIFFITH, CLEO: Y-Teens GRIFFITH, VVILLIAM D. Laura Grimm Grant O. Gullickson Jeanette Gundlach Lowell Hackbllrt GRIMM, LAURA: Band Awards: Large and Small M'sg Home Room Secretary: Latin Club: Greenhouse Club: Officiating Club: Girls, Sports Pendant: Program for Young April GULLICKSON, GRANT O.: A Cappella Choir: The Forest Prince GUNDLACH, JEANETTE: Shorthand Awards: S.A,A. Collector: Social Etiquette Club: Y-Teens HACK ART, LOVVELL I.: Service Eg Letter of Commendationi T 'ack Letter: Basket- ll Manager Letter: Usher Club: age Craft . 1 1 Ramona Hackett David Haensgen John D. Hall Delores Halverson HACKETT, RAMONA: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Glee Club: Y-Teens: Social Etiquette Club HAENSGEN, DAVID HALLJOHN D.. Vice-President of Junior Classg Band Awards: Football Letter: Track Awards: Hi-Y President HALVERSONDELORES Betty Hancock David Hanke Eugene Hanson Gloria Hanson HANCOCK, BETTY: Latin Clubg Debate Varsity Club: Aeronautics Club: Tower Tales HANKE, DAVID: Stamp Collector: Home Room Secretary: Movie Operators' Club HANSON, EUGENE: Football Letters, Basketball Letters HANSON, GLORTA: Latin Club -31-. L , 4 f X Ruth Harbort Ruth Hart Stanley Haskins Elaine Hatlebaclc HARBORT, RUTH HART. RUTH: Secretary of Senior Class: Home Room Vice-President and Secretary: Tower Tales: Social Etiquette Club: Publicity for The Barretts of VVimpole Street and fSnafu HASKINS, STANLEY: Latin Club: Radio Code Club HATLEBACK, ELAINE: Entered as a Senior from Stougli on: Home Room President: Social ' iquette Club: Tower Time 1 'N ' v ' 1 H , Carol Haugen Joyce Hawley Jo Ann Hefty LeRoy Hegge HAUGEN, CAROL: Social Etiquette Club: Glee Club HAVVLEY, JOYCE 4 HEFTY, JO ANN: Tower Times: Glee Club: Y-Teens: Progra ffor Young April HEGGE, IyROY: Ten Stamp Collector: Student Coni ' : Tower Times: Hi-Y Carol Helmke Corine Helmke Rodney James Helmke Wayiie Hemberger HELMKE, CAROL: National Honor Society: Ten Point: Band Awards: Tower Tales: A Cappella Choir: Properties for Snaful': Up in the Air : Make-up for The Seven Keys to Baldpateng The Forest Prince HELMKE, CORRINE: Ten Point: Band Awards: Tower Times: Tower Tales: Or- clhetra: A Cappella Choir: Production for Snafu : Up in the Air : Make-up for The Seven Keys to Baldpaten: The Forest Prince HELMKE, RODNEY JAMES: Service E: Letter of Commendation: Ten Point.: Tower Tales: S.A.A. Collector: A Cappella Choir:VHi-Y: The Forest Prince : Seven Keys to Balpatei' HEMBERGER, TVAYNE: Home Room President: SAA, Collector: German Club ..3g.. Edward Henricih Jacqueline Hess Patricia Hilgers Paul Hoenk HENRICH, EDWARD: Football Letter: S.A.A. Collector HESS, IACQUELINE: Sl'10I'tl121l1d and Typing Awards: Ten Point: Tower Times: De- bate club: Properties for 'ASeven Keys to Balflpatev and Young April HI LG ERS-, PATRICIA HOENK, PAUL: Entered as a Senior from X'Vatertown3 Football Letter: S.A.A. Col- lector: Tower Tales: A Cappella Llioirg The Forest Princeug Barber Sfhop Quartet: Tennis Team. Lucille Hogan Donna Hoppmann Ralph Hornbeek Robert Horne HOGAN, LUCILE: Social Etiquette Club: Y-Teens HOPPMANN, DONNA: HORNBECK, RALPH: Stamp Collector: Radio Code HORNE, ROB T: S.A.A. and Stamp Collector: Stage Crew for Snafu : Up in the Air , Juni r Missu and Tomorrow the VVorld g A'Seven Keys to Baldpateu Vilas S. Horstnieyer Jean Hovcle Carmon Howe Donald Huemmer HORSTMEYER, VILAS SHERVVOOD: ARCHERY CLUB HOVDE, JEAN: National Honor Society: Ten Point: S.A.A. Collector: Home Room Vice-President: Latin Club: Tower Times: Glee Club: Properties for Snafu'lg Make-up for Young April HOVVE, CARMON: February Graduate HUEMMER, DONALD: S.A.A. Collector .. 33 .. J ,fi M Jerry Huemmer Jane Hutter William Irvin Erna Mary Jabas HUEMMER, JERRY: Home Room Seeretaryg Stamp Colleetorg German Club HUTTER, JANE.: Large and Small M'sg Band Awardsg Tower Timesg Latin Clubg Offieiating Club IRVIN, WILLIAM JABAS, ERNA MARY: Servi-ee g Band Awardsg Orehestrag Stamp Colleetorg Tower Talesg A Cappella Choi 5 n Clubg Up in the Air g The Forest Prince if 'X X' Sheldon Jacobson Violet-te Jakovieh Marian Jambura Richard E. Johnson JACOBSON, SHELDON: Football Letters JAKOAVICH, VIOLICTTE: Triple Triog A Cappella Uhoirg Latin Clnbg Glee Clubg Tower Timesg Camera Clubg Publicity for Snafu and Junior Missuq Up in the Air g The Forest Prinee g Program for Young April JAMBURA, MARIAN: A Cappella Choirg Latin Baton Clnbg Glee Clubg l'Tl1e Forest Prinee g Program for Young April JOHNSON, CHARD E.: Entered as ri J Hi-Y fi Rodney Johnson Arthur Kaltenberg Don Kampen Bill Iganouse JOHNSON, RODNEY: Movie Operators' Club KALTENBERG, ARTHUR: Home Room Secretaryg Movie Operators' Club KAMPEN,DON: Student Couneilg Hi-Y KANOUSE, BILL: Stage Craft 434-' 45 - Jean Kapelke Noreen Kelliher Donald Kelsey VVilliam Kennedy KAPELKE, JEAN: Band Awurdsg Large and Small M'sg Tower Timesg Latin Clubg ' Baton CLUBg Aeronautics Clubg Y-Teens A , KELLIHER, NOREEN: t'heerleader's Letterg Cheerleaders' Clubg S.A.A. Collectorg Y-Teensg Properties for Seven Keys to Balpaten KELSEY, DONALD KENNEDY WILLIAM Virginia Kerber VVayne Kerwin Ricihard Klongland Robert Knickmeier KERBER, VIRGINIA KERWIN, WAYNE KLONGLAND, RICHARD YY KNICKMEIER, ROBERT: Debate nb: Radio Codeg Movie Operat rs' Club Vivian Knobeck, Wayne Koch Rosemary Koppelmeyer Randall Kreisler KNOBECK, VIVIAN: Latin Club KOCH, WAYNE: Band Awarclsg Orchestrag Camera Clubg Barbershop Quartetg A Cap- , pella Clhoirg A'Erminie g Up in the Airug The Forest Princel' KOPPELMEYER, ROSEMARY: National Honor Society, Ten Pointg S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Collectorg German Clubg Aeronautics Club KREISLER, RANDALL -35- ,f T Robert Maurice Kropp Jeannie Kruse Mary Kwapil Gerald Lacy KROPP, ROBERT MAURICE: Basketball Letterg S.A.A. Collector, Movie Operators' Club KRUSE, JEANNINE: National Honor Society: Tower Times CO-Editor: Band Awards: Orchestrag Ten Point: Service Eg S'.A.A. Collector KVVAPIL, MARY: Natoional Honor Society: Letter of Comniendiationg Ten Point: Home Room Presidentg Stamp Collectorg Tower Talcsg Tower Times LACY, GERALD: Basketball Letterg Latin Club Ruth Lampe Charlene Lampman Shirley 'Landsness Robert Lane LAMPE, RUTH: Tower Timesg Latin Clubg Social Etiquette Club, Properties for Seven Keys to Baldpate ' LAMPMAN, CHARLENE: Social Etiquette Club: Glee Club LANDSESS, SHIRLEY: Ten Point: Stamp Collcctorg Latin Clubg Social Etiquette Club LANE, ROB ,RT: Stamp Collector?-fRadio Code: Debate Club Audrey Langetieg Phyllis Lansing 1 Betty Lee Ruth Lee LANGETIEG, AUDREY: Shorthand Awards: Student Council, Home Room- Secretary: Properties for The Barretts of Wimpole Street and 'tYoung April LANSING, PHYLLIS: National Honor Societyg Letter of Conimendationg Band Award: Large and small M'sg Ten Pointg Orchestrag Debate Clubg Officiating Clubg Tower Talesg Student Councilg Properties for Sevc'. Keys to Bnlclpateng The Barretts of Wimpole Streetwq Girls' Sports Pendant LEE, BETTY: S.A.A. Collectorg Social Etiquette Club LEE, RUTH:,G1ee Club -36- . AZ If 1 A Joan Leitzke Jerald Lenz Jinl Lewis Joyce Lidclicoat LEITZKE, JOAN: Social Etiquette Club: German Clubg Latin Club: LENZ, JERALD: Senior'Class President: National Honor Society President: Ten Point: Basketball Letter: Latin Club: Stpdent Councilg Hi-Y LEVVIS, JIM: Veteran. February Gradnateg Football Letterg Track Award: Chef Club LIDDICOAT, JOYCE: Stamp Collector: Home Room Vice-Pres'lent Dawn Lindstrom Beverly Linley David L. Livescy Yvonne Lohr LINDSTRJGM, DAVVN: Entered as a Junior from McFarland LINLEY, BEVERLY: Entered, as a Senior from Stoughton: Social Etiquette Clubg Y- Teens . LIVESEY, DAVID L.: Navy Veterang Basketball Letter: History Clubg Young April LOHR, YVONNE: Glue Club: Social Etiquette Club ffm' Grace Lokken Jim Lottes Katherine Lnkes Wlilliain Lund LOKKEN, GRACE: Latin Club i,o'rTES, JIM: Latin Club LUKES, KATHERINE: Social Etiquette Club I,UND, VVILLIAM: Ten Point: S.A.A. Collector X' ' Eleanor Lunde James Lunder Donna Lunn, Luncnlle Mabis LUNDE, ELEANOR: Horticulture Club: Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Y-Teens: The Forest Prince , LUNDER, JAMES: Seven Keys to Baldpateu LUNN, DONNA: National Honor Society: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Home Room President and Secretary: Tower Times: Stamp Club: Properties for The Barretts of Wimpole Streetu: and Seven Keys to Balclpaten: Make-up for Young April MABIS: CILLE: Typing Award: G1 c Club V Philip Macaulay Arthur Mann Shirley Marfilius Alice Martin MACAULAY, PHILIP: Hi-Y MANN, ARTHUR: Orchestra: Stage Crew Club MARFILIUS, SHIRLEY: Home Room Program Chairman: Latin Club: Tower Times: Social Etiquette Club: Camera Club: Costumes for Young April MARTIN, ALICE: .Glee Club: Latii Club: Y-Teens Beth Martin Jeanne Massey Ronald Matteson Helen McCarthy MARTIN, BETH: Tower Times: Latin Club: Debate Club: Social Etiquette Club: Costumes for Young April MASSEY, JEAN: Y-Teens: Social Etiquette Club MATTESON, RONALD: Band' ' MICCARTHY, HELEN: Home Room Vice-President: S.A.A. Collector: Latin Club Treasurer: Student Council: Program for Young April ...gg- .X Gordon McMahon Edythe MeNitt Doris Mecum John Meier MCMAHON, GORDON: Stamp Collector: A Cappella Choir: Barber Shop Quartet: Tennis Club: Erminic : Up in the Air : The Forest Prince MC NITT, EDYTHE: A Cappella Choir: Up in the Air : l'The Forest Prince MECUM, DORIS: Band Award: Y-Teens MEIER, JOHN: Home Room Preslyirf: S.A.A. Collector: Golf Club: Barber Shop Quartet: Young April Nancy Melby Kathleen Mellenthien l Charles Mettel Mary Lou' Meyers MELBY, NANCY: Social Etiquette Club: Tower Times: Glee Club: Y-Teens: Proper- ties for Snaful' and Tomorrow 'tlhe World : Cosumes for A'The Barretts of Willi- pole Streetn: Young April MELLENTHIEN KATHLEEN: Large METTEL CHARLES: Radio Code Club MEYERS M Y LOU f ,553 4 , M: Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: 'tUp in the Air , t'Tl1e Forest Prince ' 1' , A i , 1 -Marian Miller Marilyn Miller Ernest Minor Vernon Moc MILLER,MARIAN: Stamp Collector: Tower Tales: Student Council: Glee Club: Red Cross Club: Properties for Young April MILLER, MARILYN: Latin Club: S.A.A. Collector: Costumes for The Barretts of VVimpole Street : Publicity for Young Apriln MINOR, ERNEST: A Cappella Shoir: Up in the Air : The Forest Princel' MOE, VERNON: Home Room President: Basketball Letter: Ten Point: Stage Craft Club: Golf Club: Student Council ,39- , .,,,. - ga if -W ,f.u Ma., ,, ' L Dolores Molgaarcl tharles Moore Larry Moran Mary Morgan MOLGAARD, DOLORES MOORE, CHARLES MORAN, .LARRY MORGAN, MARY: Entered as a Junior from McFarland: S.A.A. Collector: A Cappella Choir: Triple Trio: Latin Cl pg Camera Club: Glee Club' n Keys to Bald- patevg T'he Forest Prine H' roperties for Young Jim Mork Kathleen Morrison Clarence Mortenson Ioan Mosuch . JIM MORK Q MORRISON, KATHLEEN: Home Room President: Stamp Collector: Latin Club: Social Etiquetteg Costumes for 4'Young April MORTENSON, CLARENCE MOSUCH, JOAN : Latin Club: Y-Teensg Tower Times: A Cappella Choir: Publicity for A'Seven Keys to Baldpate'V'Tl1e Forest Prince Mary Anne Mylrea Charles P. Napp Mary Nelson Lyle Neweombe MYLREA, MARY ANNE: Shorthand and Typing Awardsg Latin Clubg Tower Timesg Social Etiquette Club NAPP, CHARLES P.: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Talesg Tower Times: Photography Clubg Latin Club NELSON, MARY: Shortihand Award: Home Room Secretaryg Stamp Collector: Filing Award NEWCOMBE, LYLE -40- ff M, X X N Z ' ' ' , Roger Newton Jim Nicholls Herbert Niebuhr Jerry O'Brien NEWTON, ROGER A NICHOLLS, JIM: National Honor Society: Track Awards: Vice -President of Senior Class: Ten Point: Stamp Collector: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Student Council S NIEBUHR, HERBERT: S.A.A. and Stamp Collector: A Cappella Choir: Ermine'l: Up in the Airu: The Forest Princen O'BiR'IEN, JERRY: Football and Basketball Letters: Home Room .Vice-President: S.A.Ajollec,tor I I X f Iris O'Connell , Wesley Oetzel Constance Oliver LaVon Olson O'CONNELL, IRIS: National Honor Society: Large and Small Mls: Filing, Shorthand and Typing Awards: Home Room President and Secretary: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Tales: Officiating Club: Y-Teens President and Secretary: Make-up for t'Seven Keys to Baldpatel' OETZEL, WESLEY: Radio Code Club OLIVER, CONSTANCE: National Honor Society: Service E: Band Awards: Orcvhes- i tra: Ten Point: Tower Times: Latin Club Treasurer: Student Council OLSO , LA VO'N: Glee Club: Social Etiquette Club Y f if Glenn Otto Mabel Ovaclul Jim Pahlmeyer Marilyn Pearson OTTO, GLENN: February Graduate: Football Letter: Radio Code Club OVADAL, MABEL: Home Room Vice-President: S.A.A. Collector PAHLMEYER, JIM: Football Letter: Home Room Secretary: S.A.A. Collector PEARSON, MARILYN: Home Room Vice-President: S.A.A. Collector: Social Eti- quette Club --41-' 1 Betty Peck Dennis Perry Dennis P'l'1elan Elaine Pieper PECK, BETTY: A Cappella Choirg The Forest Prince PERRY, DENNIS: Football Letters PHELAN, DENNIS . PIEPER, ELAINE if ' 1 A1'lC11C PODHHZ Jean Podell Bob Post John Potter POBANZ, ARLENE: Home Room Program Chairmang Y-Teens: Social Etiquette PODELL, JEAN: Social Etiquette Clubg Costumes for Young April POST, BOB: Track Awardsg Hi-Y Secretary: Camera Club: Stamp Collectorg Costumes for Young April'l POTTER XLOT-TN: Fontilmll Tfffpftff James Potter Eugene Prieve Anita Quentmeycr Charlotte Quinlan POTTER, JAMES: Football and Track Letters PRWIEVE, EUGENE QUENTMEYER, ANITA: National Honor Societyg Program for Young April QUINLAN, CHARLOTTE Marilyn Raftree Jackie Ray Dorothy Rhinehart Iaunita Riddle D RAFTREE, MARILYN: Tower Times: Radio Code Clubg Properties for Seven Keys to Baldpateu ' RAY, JACKIE: Entered as a Senior froni Stoughton RHINEHART, DOROTHY RIDDLE, JAUNITA: Glee Club Knittin fClnbg Red Cross Club 4? Kay Rieder Gerald Ring George Roberts I Gordon Rom RIEDER, KAY: Band Awardsg Orchestra: Home Room Chairman: Stamp Collector: A Cappella Choir Presidentg Latin Club: Debate Club: Glee Club: Up in the Air g Costumes for Snafu g Publicity for Young April RING, GERALD: Photography Club ROBERTS, GEORGE I ROM, GORDON: Stamp Colleetorg S.A,A. Collector: Ten Poi 3 A Cappella Choir: f Ermine g The Forest Prince Howard Rom Nie1Rossmaessler Donald Roth Charles Ryan ROM, HOWARD: Tower Tales: Home Room Vice President: Greenhouse Club Vice President ROSSMAESSLER, NIEL ROTH, DONALD: Aeronautics Club RYAN, CHARLES: Camera Club Kenneth Sachtjen Mary Sachtjen Donna Scalissi Lawrence Scliantz SACHTIEN, KENNETH: National Honor Society: Football and Basketball Letters: Track Awards: Junior Class President: Ten. Point: Student Council President: Tower Times: S.A.A. Collector: Hi-Y: East Side Youth Mayor: Badger Boys State SACHTIEN, MARY National Honor Society: Shorthand Awards: Ten Point: Student Council SCALISSI, DONNA: Band Award: Large Mg Y-Teens -s SCHANTZ CE. Entered as a from Cottage Gro X Caryl Schillinger Dean Schlicht Lionel Schlichit Neil Sclhlicht SCHILLINGER, CARYL: National Honor Society, S.A.A. Collector: Latin Club: Y- Teens: Social Etiquette Club President SCHLICHT, DEAN: Merclhant Marine Veteran SCHLICHT, LIONEL: Typing' Award: Home Room President SCHHCHT, NEIL: Football Letters: Hi-Y f if . S ern if , A Rernard Schlimgcn Betty Sclioten Jane Schott Richard SCIIIIDFIIIH SCHLIMISEN, BERNARD: Football Letter: Hi-Y SCHOTEN, BETTY: Y-Teens: Social Etiquette Klub SCHOTT, JANE SCHUBRING, RICHARD: Cheerleaders' Club -44- X. Karl Schultz Mary A1111 Schultz Joanne SClll1ITlal1l1 Laver11 Schwandt SCHULTZ, KARL , SCHULTZ. MARY ANN: Home Room President and Secretary: Tower Times: Latin Clubg Prompter for The Barretts of VVin1pole Streetug Costumes for Young Aprilu -- SCHUMANN, JOANNE: Natio11al Honor Society, Service Eg Ten Point: Debate Club Prcsidentg A Cappella Choir: Y-Tecnsg GC1'1ll2ll1 Club: The Forest Prince SCHWAIITDT, LAVERN , 45' Bob Seeliger Jean Senteney Art Sevcrson ' Kathleen Shattuck SEELIGER, BOB: Track Awards: Golf Club SENTENEY, JEAN SEVERSON, ART: Seven Keys to Balpaten SH.-XTTUCK, KATHLEEN: National Honor Society: Service Eg Letter of flflllllllttllflil- tim? Sn1zi1lll agfl LargeUM'sg Tgfnxx'erX'Talesir3'011fer '1-iEn?g- Debate Club: Latin Clubg .Y appe a 1 1Oll'Q p 111 IC 1'1r'g 'ie ore inee Bob Shepherd Henry Shillinglaw Joyce Sholtl Mark Shulkin SHEPHERD, BOB: Home Room President: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Tales: Tower Times: Usher Clubg Service Club: Property Manager for 'AYoung Aprilll SHILLINGLAW, HENRY: Ten Point: Ho1ne Room Presidentg Student Council: Latin Club: Service Club: Aeronautics Club SHOLD, JOYCE: Ten Point: Social Etiquette Club SHULKIN, MARKQ National Honor Society: Service E3 Ten Point: Shaw Awarcl: Greenhouse Cl11b Presiclentg Debate Club: Latin Club: Tower Tales: Tower Times: S.A.A, and Stamp Collectorg 'AThe Barretts of xN7lll1lJOl6 Street Edward Siebert Bill Sime Vina Simpson SIEERT, EDWARD: Golf Club, Radio Code Club, Young April SIME, BILL ' SIMPSON, VINA SLIGHTAIVLBETTY: National Honor Society, Ten Point, Home Room SecretaKryTowcr Times Bookkeeper Barbara Slinde Virginia Smitvh- Donald Soberg' SLINDE, ARBARA: Social Etiquette Club SMITH, VIRGINIA: Y-Teens SOBERG, DONALD: Band Awards Betty Sliglitam President and Grace Sommerficld SOMMERFIELD, GRACE: Garden Club, Y-Teens, Social l?11ICllC Club, Program for Young April Bill Sonimerville William Sparks Ann Spencer SOMM ERVILLE, BILL SPARKS, VVILLIAM Helen Spencer SPENCER, ANN: National Honor Society, Service E, Letter of Coninienclation, D.A.R. Award, Shaw Aaward, Ten Point, Orchestra Awards, Tower Times, Debate Club President, Glee club, Triple Trio, Y-Teens, Publicity for Tomorrow the NVorld , Prompter for NSIIZIIIIUQ Make-up for The arretts of VVimpole Street , Junior Miss The forest Prince , Young Aprilu ' SPENCER, HELEN J, '7' Ruth Ann Spring VVarren Sproule Delores Stark La Von Steel SPRING, RUTH ANN: A Cappella Choir: Up in the Air'l: The Forest Prince SPROULE, NVARREN: Veteran: l'Valtz Drcamgv Oh, Doctor STARK, DOLORES: Band Awards: Stamp Collector: Baton Assistant Leader: Latin Club STEEL, LA VON: Shorthand Awa' : Latin Club 'M V Dorothy Stignani Marjorie Stitgen Charles Stone Eva Mae Struckmeyer STIGNANI. DOROTHY: Small M: Ten Point: S.A.A. and Stamp Collector: Home Room President: Latin Club: Properties for Junior Miss : Radio Code Club: Pub- licity for Young Aprilm STITGEN, MARJORIE: Y-Teens STONES, CHARLES: Home Room President: Golf Club STRUCKMEYER, EVA MAE: National Honor Society: Band Awards: Orchestra: Ten Point: Home Room President: German Club: Seven Key' to Baldpatrev: Student Direcyfor Young April X Don Stutz Lois Suetmeier Patricia Sweeney Eunice Swenson STUTZ, DON: S.A.A. Collector: Service Club: Stage Crew SUETMEIER, LOIS: Tower Times: Glee Club SWEFNEY, PATRICIA: S.A.A. Collector: Tower Times: A Cappella Choir: Camera Club: Properties for Hlunior Miss : Pro111pter for Young April : The Forest Princen ' SVVENSON, EUNICE: Radio Code Club: Garden Club ...47- , J IW M Iacqueleng Thompson Virginia Trimble Eugene S. Tschida Irene Tschida THOMPSON, JACQUELENE: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Home Room President: Latin Club: Radio Code Club TRIMBLE, VIRGINIA: Ten Point: Stamp Collector: Home Room Secretary: Latin Club: Costumes for 'AYoung April TSCHIDA, EUGENE S.: Band Awards: Home Room Vice President: Latin Club: Service Club: Stage Crew TSCHIDA, IRENE L' I 4 is Donald Uselmann Dorothy Veitli Virginia Verley Frederick Volker USELMANN, DONALD: February Graduate . VEITH, DOROTHY: National Honor Society: Service E: S..-XA. Collector: A Cappella Choir: Latin Club :' Up in the Air : The Forest Prince : Costumes for Young e.'Xpril : Home Room Vice President: Sliortliand Awards: Filing Award VQRLEY, VIRGINIA: Service E: Band Awards: Glee Club: Orchestra: A Cappella Choir Radio Code Club: Debate Club: The Forest Princeg' Program lor Young xlllll ff vol KER ERICKZ R aio Code ff Marilyn Waite Donna Walterscibleit Betty Wariiisli Sliyrle Welaster VVAITE, MARILYN: National Honor Society, Service E: Letter of Commendation: Gold Key Award: Tower Tales: Tower Times Business Staff Manager: Radio Code Club XVALTERSCHEIT, DONNA: XVARNISH, BETTY: Typing Award: S,A.A. Collector: Home Room Secretary: Tower Times VVEBSTER, SHYRIE: Tower Times: A Cappella Choir: The Forest Prince -48... J! Loren Wedel Donald Weffald Phyliss VVeger Harold Weiliei' WEDEL, LOREN: Band Award: Movie Operators' Club: Service Club WEFFALD, DONALD . VVEGER, PHYLLIS: Shorthand Award: Latin VVEIHER, HAROLD: Football Manaff Usher Club Lucille Wendt Nancy VVest Spencer Wheeler jerry Witcomb WENDT, LUCILLE YVEST, NANCY: A Cappella Choir: Debate Club: Properties for Snafu g A'Seven Keys to Baldpateug Mllhe Forest Princel' VVHEELER, SPENCER: Band Awards: S.A.A. Collectorg Photography Staff Chair- man: Service Club: Properties for Young April 'Z XVHITCOMB, JERRY: Football Letter: Student Councilg Service Club Vice-President: Golf Club: Stage Crew: Seven Keys Baldpateug i'Young - ril , je! V S 'ji Q, Beryl White Marilyn White Lyle Wiedenbeck Rebecca Wilson WHITE, BERYL: Band Awards: Orchestra: A Cappella Choir: Glee Club VVHITE, MARILYN: A Cappella Choir: Latin Club: Up in the Air g The Forest Prince g Properties for Young April WIEDENBECK, LYLEg A Cappella Choir: Erminie g 'AUp in the Air g A'The Forest Princen WILSON, REBECCA: Band Awards: Latin Club Secretaryg Baton Club: Properties for The Barretts f VVimpole Street g Young April I -49- 19 if L l - Kenneth Wirtili Robert VVirth Shirley VVolf Barbara VVood VVIRTH, KENNETH V WIRTH, ROBERT: Band Awards: Home Room Prffsiclent and Secretary: S.A.A. Col- . A leetorg Service Club Secretary: Stage Crew: Orchestra: Young April WOLFF, SHIRLEY: Y-Teens: Social Etiquttte Club VVOOD, BARBARA: .Entered as a Senior from VVaukeshag National Honor Society: Home Room President: A Cappella Choir: The Forest Princeug Young April 5 Ten Point Carol Yeadon Marie Ziegler YEADON, CAROL: Ten Pointg S.A.A. Collector: Properties for SllZllllu ZIEGLER, MARIIE: Ten Point No pictures for:- ANDICRSUN, B. Christina: Air Force WAC Veteran JUDD, CLIFFORD: Marine Veteran LEWIS, RICHARD: Veteran: February Graduate -50- 1947 CLASS SONG Tune: Anniversary Song Oh, now that the day for our parting is near, PV e hid sad adieu to our friends who are dear. IV e leafue the dear halls where our knowledge has grown And so, on our own, we are going alone. Parties and dances and clubs were such fun W How we reniernber the ganies that were wong Girl friends and boy friends held hands in the hall . . Oh, yes, we have loved it all. Ufhereever we wander, no nzatter how far, The uTowers of East will he our guiding star. Could we hut relive those sweet school days snhlinre, lVe'd find that our love is unaltered by tinie. ...sf-31... -M ,,.g..-L, I I I 1- WHL I vu-L 0 IL U 1 I I I I , I I I L I BOYS GLEE CLUB l923L,b HONORAFIY GROUPS PUBLICATION STAFFS CLUBS MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS ,- 49 JL ,Jw I f - , ' kv ' ' rw ' 5 :fx Er: I fz xf G v iv igggy n if iff I ff Y . 4 I qg. xi , i Ir , ,tg-Al t f . lg 'N ' .1 :iii 34 , fe -' 151 - .... in Ni 2 ,- , ' f at ' . A 'Hgmvs' A 1 f IIGHIPI wg f as?:.vsi3 I - nu .,- S .2 . x .V . la. rf It-lv ij .y - . ' e T YQ 1 . .Q , I I I 'V -Cf' ' ., Q f, + ff. i , - .v . 4. ig' , 5 1 If f ,ff f S 1 Y I s . 1 4 1 lax , S it t Q ' i Q, , x F , , ,s W- - 7, ,, w ,K ,ff x 'afar NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Election to the National Honor Society is the highest honor which can be conferred upon a high school student. Leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service are the merits upon which membership is based. The year- round project of the N.H.S. is to keep the Service E cards up to date, While the highlight of the year is the annual alumni reunion. SERVICE E AND LETTER OF COMMENDATION Sudents who have contributed outstanding service to the school in extra-curricular activities are awarded a Service E pin. A letter of com- mendation is given to students who earn enough service points to entitle them to a pin, but who have previously received a Service E or have been elected to the National Honor Society. -54- National Honor Society Row One: Mary Lee Fix, Iris Oi'Connell, Pat Anclierson, Kathleen Sll'1il1ttllCk, Joan Hovfle, Mary Kwzrpil Row Two: Jerald Lenz, Phyllis Lansing, James Nicholls, Ba1'lxai'z1 VVoocl, Kenneth Sachtjen Service E and Letter of Commendation Row One: Lois Cory, Jcanninc Kruse, Betty Butzine Row Two: Rodney Helnikc, Buelah Brickson, Virginia Verlcy, Julia Johnston, Ann Spencer, John Collins Row Tlhree: Vifaync Blossom, Joanne Sclinmann, Dorothy Vcitli, Mavis Shaw, Sigclor Pctcrson ...55.. Row One: Iona Jewell, Darlene Floyd, Rosemary Koppelmeyer, Mary Kwapil, Jean- nine Kruse, Jean Hovde Row Two: Mary Moore, Doris Hendrickson, Martha Letlebo, VVanda Bertbelman, Rosemary Kalsbeck, Betty Frank, Shirley Landsness Row Three: Mary Culp, Mary McCabe, Arlene Jenkins, Geraldine Hanson, Rita Cleas- by, Charlene Carlson, Shirley Halverson, Ronald Kurth Row Four: Scott Krane, Herman Hinrichs, Vernon Moe, Rodney Helmke, Harley Hinriohs, Douglas Johnson Not Present: Victor Brocklniller. Eldon Bultinan, Edgar Carlson, Howard Geist, Pat- ricia Johnson, Barbara Kehl, Rilla Kurtb, Gerald Lenz, James Nicholls, Robert Kniekmier First Row: Mildred lfnerson, Helen Medenwald, Ann Slater, Jacqueline Paulson, Elizabeth Sinie, Lorretta Vick Second Row: Sara Steele, Marilyn Siker, Jane Pieper, Eva Mae Struckmeyer, VVanda Sams, Arlene Sebmiege, Gloria Skuldt Not Present: Patricia Runstrom, Kenneth Sacbtjen, Henry Svhillinglaw, Mark Shulkin, Beverly SiLrne, Ann Spencer, Shirly Simansson, Dolores Stark, David Stignani, Donna Tjugum, Barbara Wood, Ramon XN7rend, Caryl Yeadon, Bonnie Zink TEN POINT lf a pupil maintains an average of ten grade points or more for one semester, his name appears on the ten-point list. Special privileges and op- tional study hall attendance are the reward for such scholastic achievement. - S6 ,e P. ANDERSON TOWER TALES This is the twenty-fifth Tower Tales of East High. Miss Dietrich and the staff have had many good times and also many trying ones, watching the Tower Tales grow from a group of sketches and ideas into a living memory book of our unforgettable school days at dear East High. Notable changes this year include larger senior pictures, fewer snap panels, and an anniversary section. Editor Patricia Anderson ............ Editor School Life ................ chairman, Graduates and Faculty ...... chairnian, lean Brighanz, Keith Cooley, Bnelah Brickson, Elsa Oliversen, Louise Okland Mary Morgan Artists ................. co-chairnaen, Organizations: ............. chairrnan, Marian Miller, Marilyn Waite, Mary Kfwapil, Erna Iabas, Carol Helnzke, Corrine H elnzke Fred Wilson Bob Horne, Paul Waite Boys' Sports ........... co-chairrnen, Typists .. ............ head typzst Rodney Helnake, Hofward Rona, Iris O'Connell, Paul H oenk Iacqneline Hess, Marilyn Raftree, Girls' Sports ............ co-chairrnen, Lois Cook Phyllis Lansing, Kathleen Engraving editor . . . . . Bob Shepherd Shattuck, Betty Napstad, Copy writers .... . . . Lorretta Vick Betty Hancock Sara Steele Row One: Kathleen Shattuck, Jean Brigham, Mary Kwapil, Loretta Vick, Carol Helmke, Corrine Helmke. Row Two: Beulah Brickson, Sara Steele, Marie Burmeister, Betty Napstad, Phyllis Lansing, Betty Hancock Row Three: Paul Hoenk, Howard Rom, Rodney Helmke, Bob Shepherd, Keith Cooley TCWER TIMES jeannine Kruse Wayne B10550m Co-editor C0-Cdlmf f N49 lf Lf! Marilyn Waite Advertising Manager Tower Times Staff Co-Editors: Jeannine Kruse, XVayne Blossom Art Editor: Mary Kwapil News Editor: Ronald Bostad Girls' Sports Editor: Kathleen Shattuck Feature Editor: A1111 SIDCUCCI' Staff Photographer: Charles Napp Aviifallt Feature Editor: EY113 May JHIJHS Executive Typist: Donna Lunn, Jacqueline SPOFYS Editor: Mark Shulkill I Hess, Mary Ann Mylrea, Marilyn Raf- Assistant Sports Editor: LeRoy Hegge tree, and Elaine Hatleback. Junior Pen Editor: Dennis Blenis Advisor: Miss Eulalic Beffel Exchange Editor: Connie Oliver -58- L REPORTERS Row One: Jean Brigham, Marjorie Von Burg, Betty Frank, Rosemary Kalfsbeek Row Two: Morris Johnson, Harriet Stender, Nola Moekrud Riow Three: Corrine Helmke, Nancy Melliy, Helen Medenwald, Jean Kapelke BUSINESS STAFF Row One: Iona Jewell, Marilyn XVaite, Beth Martin, Jean llovcle Betty Butzine, Betty Sliglitam Row Two: Delores Korb, Joan Goodwin, Virginia Jensen, Alice Rolland, Joan Owens, Joann Parker Row Three: Julia Johnston, Jane Huttier, Mary Jane Kleinlieinz, Marjorie Lund, Carolyn Zalirocki, Delores Olsen Not Present: Geraldine Neff. Joan Doring, Madonna Egan, Bonnie Evans, Jean Mahling, Jean Oliversen, Pat Pyne, Marilyn Raftree, Darlene Randall, Joan Saddy, Arlene Sclnniege, Paul Hoenk Advisor: Miss Gebliardt Planning page makeup, getting assignments out, and proof reading are just a few of the many duties of the editors, who are responsible for meet- ing the deadline and getting The Tower Times out on time. Each Tuesday before the paper comes out, the editors go to the print shop aftr school to take care of the final copyreziding and necessary last minute changes in the printing of the paper. -59.- STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council, under the leadership of its president, Ken Sachtjen, achieved what three previous councils have tried to do: the group introduced a new modern design for the class ring and drew up a new five-year contract. Other projects of the council included the spring cleanup campaign, a Red Cross drive, and the adoption of a school in France. The Student Council also sent delegates to two conventions: the state convention at Oshkosh and the district convention at Janesville. The sponsor is Mr. Barrett. KEN SAFHTJ EN, President Tai V ' Row Row Row Row One: Arlene jenkins, Mary Sachtjen, Etta Gerry, Shirley VVbeeler, Audrey Langeteig, Alberta Smith, Delores Breitzlce, Barbara Vllalker Two: Gerd Oie, LaVone Olson, Martha Letlebo, Joanne Parker, Helen McCarthy, Delores Schlinske, Phyllis Lansing. Pat Anderson, Garry Hall Three: Glenn Sebara, Peter Van Vlfagenen, Jerry Lenz, Le Roy Hegge, Vernon Moe, Jim Hawley, Harold Forbes, Ernest Retrnm Four: Donald Robb, John Collins, Burdick Myre, Bob Wildeck, Stanley Korn, Mark Shulltin, Leo Bussan, Ken Sachtjen, Howard Cir-ist, Dean Dexter, Victor Brockniilller, jerry Wbitcoinb -60-. 1 E BETTY INIANCOCK jo ANN Sci f-fl ANN SPENCER av ff V My VA RSIT DEBATE Making the varsity in debate is a great honor. Although it means hard work and long hours of research, debaters are more than repaid for their efforts. Miss Moore is the coach. This year's squad traveled to Rockford, Illinois, to enter the Rockford Invitational Tournament. Some members of th squad attended the Platteville Speech Institute in the f ll, an W j the team entered the district contest, winning four a I si g , two debates. 'xxjcjkl Q f CAROLYN HoLL1sTER Row One: Carolyn Hollister. Nola Mockrutl, Joanne Schumann, Betty Hancock Row Two: Mary Moore, Virginia Verley, Rosemary Kopplemeyer, Gerd Oie, Audrey Jensen Row Tlhree: Donald Robb, Margaret Sorenson, Harriet Stender, Edmond Elledge, Bill Peterson, Sara Steele, Ann Spencer DEBATE CLUB Before the competitive debate season gets underway in November, in- formal debates are held Within the club. This year the State Sectional Tournament was held at East and members of the Debate Club acted as hosts and officials. .-61- a. USHER CLUB C Ushers, traditionally seen in their purple and gold jackets, lend a help- ing hand at all school events and P.T.A. meetings. The flag ceremonies at the beginning of each auditorium program were conducted this year by the official flagbearers, Vklayne Blossom and Dennis Blenis. Miss Leary is the sponsor. AERONAUTICS CLUB Row One: Loretta Vick. Rosemary Kopplemeyer, Jean Kapelke, Darlene Floyd Row Two: ,lim Lottcs, Betty Hancock, Cleo Griffith, Roderick Bott, Donald Vlelloltl Row Three: Bob Shepherd, Bob Lane, Henry Shillinglaw, Gordon Bnrki, Ray Cries- bach, John Dahl, Don Roth The nur ose of the Aeronautics Club is to teach the fundamental rin- . 1 .P . P ciples of navigation. Members learn about sextants, chronometers, and other complicated instruments. The sponsor is Mr. Lugg. Latin Club Tribe Leaders: Rlcbecca VVilson, Ronald Bostad, Alice Martin, Marilyn White, Virginia Trimble, ,Dorothy Stignani, Anita Qnentmeyer, Jean Kapelkc Mary Morgan, Charles Napp Latin. Club Pupils interested in Roman culture belong to the Latin Club, one of East High's most popular organizations. Their annual events include the Olympic games and a spring picnic. The sponsors are Miss Kuhns and Miss Jordan. Tribe l Q Ronald Bostad, Chairman VVanda Berthelmann Mary Culp Catherine Eberle Betty Hancock Harley Hinrichls Arleen Jenkins Marilyn Jerrick Joann Leitzke Nola Moclzrud Kathleen Weger Tribe 2, Jean Kapelke, Chairtnan ligman Brandt Ramona Egner Rosemary Kalfsbeck Neil Kempf Vivian Knobeck Janice Levenick Jeanne Oliverson Lorna Parkhurst Mary Phelps Florie Severson Tribe 9 James Lottes, Chairman James Bailey Andrey Chapin Gary Hall Don Hovde Pat Imhoff Tribe 3 Alice Martin. Chairman John Collins Bill Kean Joan Mosuch Kathryn Payne Claudette Robertson Shirley Schumann David Stigfnani Mary XVheeler Tribe 4 Charles Napp, Chairman Donna Bjelde Beverly Burmeister Sally Cvhristenson Mary Cory Joyce Crossen Shirley Cutler Glorine Du Charme Robert Edland Etta Gerry Constance Oliver Ralph Jenson Julia Johnston Delores Korb Helen McCarthy Barbara Watsoii Shirley Young Tribe 5 Mary Morgan. Chairman Jean Davies i Geraldine Edgerton Madonna Egan Patricia Haugaard Jean Krehl Dorothy Loughrey Betty Napstad Keith Nodolf Elsa Oliversen Doug VVoolever Tribe 6 Dorothy Stignani Audlrey Brockman Betty Frank Joan Goodwin Delores Olson Edward Olson James Peterson Nancy Poidell Juanita Schoep Tribe 10 Rebecca YVilson, Chairman Jim Dyer Mary Goff Herman Hinriehs Corrine Massey Darlene Randall 163-77 Tribe 7 Virginia Trimble, C'l'l2l.ll'l1l2:lll Dorothea Birkeland Joan Hanson Jack Hilden Stanley Reinholtz Marilyn Siker Beverly Sime Alberta Smith Bob Stanzel Barbara XVard Patricia VVundrow Tribe 8 Marilyn VVhite, Cliairinan Richard Brussow Geraldine Hanson Jean Hanson Arlene Hjella Paul Hoenk Marjorie Lund Joan Lunda Joanne Parker Joan Seheiwe Robert Moe Darlene Morehouse Delores Sehlinske Margaret Sorenson Sara Steele HORTICULTUREN V 1 l GARDEN CLUB Row One: Geraldine! Starry, Virginia Hen- Front: Arlene Landsness driekson, Audrfey Helmke Row Two: Rosemary Maeiag, Eunice Swen- Row Two: Charles Steele, David Stignani son, Iona Jewell Row Three: Ronald Aikens, Bill Miller Row Three: John Burhop, Beverly Lulling Row Flour: Ralph Jensen, Claudette Robert- son X GREENHOUSE Row One: Marjorie Stitgen, Shirley Pearson, Mary Lee Fix Row Two: Donna Savee, Laura Grimm, Howard Rom Row Three: Barbara Macaulay, Charles Gunderson, Don Hed- ding - 64- THE HORTICLLTLIRE AND GREENHOUSE CLUBS These groups, under the leadership of Miss Stillman, are composed of biology stu- dents. They study methods of plant pro- pagation and flower arrangement. They are responsible for the lovely bouquets seen about school in various classrooms. THE GARDEN CLUB This club, sponsored by Miss Engel, con- centrates on caring for the greenhouse and planting for the summer liothouse gardens. I' Row One: Ann Slater, Erna Mary Jabas, Doris Wilcox, Rosemary Koppelmeyer Row Two: Bernice Guirach, Jacqueline Georgeson, Kay Rieder, Eva Male Struckmeyer, Gerd Oie Rolw Three: Leona Komorck, Charles Gunderson, Howard Hoveland. Bob Stone, Iol- anne Shumann GCTMBI1 Any student taking German or who has learned German at home is eligible for membership in the German Club. Its purpose is to acquaint the members with German civilization - the people and their customs and industries. Miss Meyer is the sponsor. ii - f -D jg KI Row One: Jean Davies, Marilyn Rafitree, Marilyn Waite k Row Two: Roy Pederson, Ray VVrcnd, Charles Mettlc, Mr, Harvey Peterson, Advisor Row Three: Malcolm Reed, FritzVolkcr, George Bissell, Stanley llnskins Raclio Code Club Radio Code Club members work for greater speed in taking own code, for better code reception, and for more proficiency in using code. Some members send bv hand while others take down and decode the messages. Mr. Peterson is the club advisor. .. 55 .. ' . I Left to right: Dick Hart, Spencer XVheeler, Charles Napp. Not present, Peter Van Wagenen Photography and Camera Club The photography staff, under the guidance of Mr. XR7ll1i21IIlS is respon- sible for most of the pictures that appear in Tower Tales. These boys are The Custodians of rooin 44, our 'Lphotography studio . One of their duties is to see that there is always a supply of Hlm and Hash bulbs ready for use. The aim of the members of the camera club is to learn iinproved methods of photography and Hhn development. -66- SOCIAL ETIQUETTE OFFICERS Row One: Kathleen Morrison, Jacqueline Georgeson, Jean Brigham Row Two: Caryl Schillinger, Mary Morgan, Lois Suetmeier Not Present: Dawn Lindstrom, Betty Slightam, Patricia Runstrom Advisor: Miss Davey Social Etiquette Club Members of the Social Etiquette Club CSeeontl and fourth Thurstlaysb Etta Ahrensmeycr Eleanor Baebler Betty Barkenhagen Martha Barrcau Dorothy Betts Jean Brigham Marie Burnieister Marlyn Burns Betty Butzine Lois Cook Elizabeth Culp Betty Dolva Donna Edwards Donna Eisele Members of the Soc Lois Bailey Iclella Bernhagen Shirley Crosby Yvonne Femritie Ellen Greene Lucille Hogan Donna Hoppman Jeane Hovde Marvis Johnson Betty Lee Joanne Leitzke Virginia Luebke Leslie Ellis Jackie Fenske Jackie Gcorgeson Barbara Gilbert Betty Grass Jeannette Gundlach Ramona Hackett Ruth Hart Elaine Hatlebaclc Carol Haugen Jo Ann Hefty Florella Hermanson Jeannine Kruse Ruth, Lampe ial Etiquette Club CFirst and t Dawn Linclstrom Yvonne lJOllI' Kay Lukes Jeanne Massey Mancy Melby Kathleen Morrison La V011 Olson Marilyn Pearson Delores Pettis Arlene Pobanz Jackie Ray Dorothy Rhinellart Juanita Riddle A I -67- Charlene Lanipman Shirley Landsness Beverly Linley Shirley Martilius Beth Ma1'tin Mary Moore Mary Ann Mylrea Doris Oetzel Jane Piper Jean Poclell Pat Runstrom Caryl Schillinger Mary Ann Schultz Marie Ziegler liirtl Thurstlaysj Joan Rigney Betty Schoten Donna Shanks Joyce Sholtl Barbara Slinde Betty Sliglitani Virginia Smith Lois Suetmeir Donna Waltesrsclieit Audrey Wiessinger Shirley VVOIFE Joyce ZilH1llCI'ill3.l1 Concert Band Pageantry and color between halves of five home football games, pep music for ten basketball games, processional and recessional music for all auditorium programs, and the representation of East High School in the annual Memorial Day parade and services were a part of the activities of this year's Concert Band. Under the direction of Mr. Woollen, the band also appeared, by invita- tion, for a meeting of the Madison Safety Council, and for one PTA program. These activities were in addition to the prepara- tion of the two formal concerts given annually. The band's auditorium presentation this year was a 'Kpopw concert of light musical comedy and dance numbers, including selections from Okla- homa and Showboat, and Gershwin's 'CI Got Rhythm. PERSONNEL OF 'BAND The Concert Band Flute: Constance Oliver, Principal Beth Mitchell Mary Jane Kleinheinz Gerd Oie Betty Barlcenliagen Piccolo Robert Cnare Bassoon Robert Etlland FIRST CLARINET Jeannine Kruse, Principal Eva Mae Struckmeyer Beverly Sime Jane Pearce Jeanne Valtierra Second Clarinet Lyle 'XViedTenbec1c, Priiicipal lfyvonne Schiesser Corrine Helmke Carol Helmke Jane Sulzer Delores Olsen Rhodessa Butler Jean Mahling -63- Thircl Clarinet Audrey Jensen, Principal Richard Schreiber Etta Gerry Nancy Porlell Phyllis Smith Jeanne Myers Lois Olson Franklin Fessler Bass Clarinet Loren VVedel Alto Saxophone Gloria Skultlt, Principal Lucy Lolmaugh Ernamary Jabas Donna Rae Pierson Dale Bossenberry Jane Reeb Darlene Randall Tenor Saxoplhone Rodney Sime Rebecca Wilsoii Baritone Saxophone Daniel Axt First Coronet Ronald Grant, Principal Philip Ashby Jack Hilden + Trombone Third Corfonet Baritone James Godfriaux, Lynne Koch Principal Dean Doell Delores Schlinske Donald Cottom Gloria Austin John Thompson Vivian Moreland! David Nolte Bass Richard Kripps Jean Schlieht Donald Soberg Nellie Yust Drums V Byron Anderson Jean Kapelke Burdick Myre Kay Louise Riefler Keith Stieh Bell Lyra Beverly Grant Shirley Pearson Second Coronet Shirley Culted Mary Dunning Elaine Ottow Wayne Koch French Horn Beryl VVhite, Principal Arlene Mickelson Ardell Matteson Virginia Verley Charles Kruse Dorothy Engroff Imogene Strand Eugene Tschida Ronald Hermsrneier Roger Holten Marjorie Lund BAND SECTION LEADERS Row One: Gloria Slculdt, Rebecca Wilson, Jeannine Kruse, Constance Oliver Row Two: Bob Wirth, Ronald Grant, Eugene Tsclndft Jim Godfriaux Row One: ge, Ioan Mosuc-h, E ' e, Donna Hanson, Audrey Savee, Ruth Rogers, Margaret Mgoyle, Mary Gorman, Mary Denison, Yvonne Voss, Lgigllofy, Vk, N , Marion lambura, Sh r Marv Curtin, Aijene Landsness, Charlene Fess, Elsa Olnlersfen, Rosemary Kalfsbeck, Waigia , Betty Frank, B ,' 'S X' Row Two: BeLty..BfLQk, Beverly Hackbart, LaVon Gratiot, Shirley Ballam, Jean McCrgy, Beverly Qlgslegg. I Dorothy Veith, Betty Jensen, Kathleen Melleniheiai, Mary Morgan, Elaine Anacker, Charlotte Zantow, JH1 , Virginia Verley, Eleanor Lunde, Carol Helm- ke, Corrineilelmke, Annjpencer, Erna Marv QQS, Marvel Ethurr fiat Sweeney. ' The A Membership in the A Cappella Choir is attained by students who have had at least one semester of chorus and who have passed required tests in voice and musicianship. This year, the choir, composed of ninety-four members under the direction of Miss Cecile Vogelbaugh, has made many public appearances. These include a concert for the Southern VVisconsin if , f . The Triple Trio Triple Trio A Row One: Audrey Savee, Lois Cory, Claudine Lincicum Row Two: Betty Jensen, Rita Cleasby, Marilyn Siker Row Three: Violette Iackovich, Buelah Brickson, Ann L Spencer, Mary Morgan Row Three: Ruth Spring, Violette Jakovich, Buelah Bricksoli, Fr.ed Spaenil George , Arlen Hjella, VValter Kelgn, Richard Bailey, Jolin-THJHETSI, Herbert Nieliuhr, Gordon McMahon, Grant Gullickson, Llnne Koch, Bbirilyn XVhiLc. Mavis Shaw, Kay Rieder, N , Bonnie Mc- Donald, ClauTline Liiicicgmi. i ' Row F-our: Betty Morrison, Fayic Mattisgn, Lyle XVieclenhc-gk, Sigdmr Peterson, Henry Sternke, Paulg Hough, Don Voss, lilmer Knuteson, John Fredricksoii, Leslie VVest, Bill Peterson, Bruce SLQUL, Richard Hzgt, Bill Peterson, Ernest Minor, Charles Anderson, Rodney Helmke, Jolinw Schaeffer, Iig1,Ba.iQy, Keg Herling, WHV116 Koch, Ed Kiion. T Not Present: Bafbara Dunkel, R 1e, Geraldine Hanson, Betty Morrison, Howard Howe, Ggd-gn, Egan, Merrill Valender. G Cappella Choir Teachers' Association, a winter and spring concert with the band and orches- tra, frequent appearances in auditorium and PTA programs and the present- ation of the colorful Russian operretta L'The Forest Prince. This group, forming an all-city choir with students from VVest and Central, sings at the Christmas pageant at the State Capitol every year. X f NC ef The Barbershop Quartette Seated: Charles Anderson Standing: Lyle Vifeidenbeck, Paul Hoenk, Ernest Minor, Rodney Helmke, Jim Bailey, Herbert Niehuhr. -71- Enlarging its scope of activity this year, the Concert Orchestra provided en. tr'acte music for both the senior high plays, and assisted the vocal department in the presentation of The Forest Princef' ' The orchestra's greatest concentra- tion was, however, on the preparation of music for the two annual concerts, high- lights of which were Russian Choral and 0verture and the first movement of Bee,,thoven's C Major Symphony No. 1. The 'Spring Concert featured Concert- mister John Fredrickson, playing Hu- bay's He1re-Kari , assisted by the or- chestra. Upon invitation, the Concert Or- chestra was privileged to provide music for the presentation of memorial colors to the local chapter of the Disabled American Veterans by the parents of Victor Glenn, a former East High School student. The Concert FIRST VIOLIN John Fredrickson, igoncert Master Leo Weinschel f Mary Wfheelerr Claudette Robertson! Barbara Watson! Norman Trindler Carol Schuetze I Barbara Ellis Second Violin I Harold Stiten, Principal Mary Goff J VVayne Koch 'V Mary Lou Bender, Martha Porter! Arthur Mann Lois Morganv Mary Quale , Vroila Carol Jones, ll3rincipal Joan Richardson J Piano Rita Cleasby Y Alto Saxophone Ernainary Jabas ' Gloria Skultlt , -72- Cello Marilyn Parish, ,Principal Marilyn Erickson! Dorothea Birklanrl-1 Jane Piper! Arleen Jenkins! Marion Jo Nelson! String Bass Lucille Anderson Roger Holten' Howard Norsetter f Flute Constance OliverlPrincipal Beth Mitchell V Mary Jane Kleinheinz I Gerd ore Betty Barkenhagen ' Clarinet Jeannine Kruse, fPrin9i'pal Eva Mae Stuckmeyer Rihodessa Butler Corrine Helmke OBOE Helen Schumacher Bassoon Robert Edland A Ofrchestm Tenor Saxophone Rebecca Wilscull French Horn Beryl VVl1ite, Principal Arlene Mickelsonsl Ardell Matteson Virginia Verley Trumpet Ronald Grant,,Principal Barbara Wards! Trombone James Godfriaux, Principal Delores Schlinskef Gloria AustinY Tuba Donald Soberg Perfcussion Burdick Myref Kay Louise Riedel' f K Al Section Leaders of the Concert Orchestra Row One: Rebecca VVilson, Jeannine Kruse, Constance Oliver, Lucille Anderson, Marilyn Parrish Row Two: Ronald Grant, Bob Wirth, John Fredrickson, Jim God- lriaux, Gloria Skuldt 5 H let' K -X Q u X 4- h R-ow Row Row Row One: Marie Robertson, Mary Vlosack, Dorothy Pahlmeyer, Betty Golbin, Audrey -As-vit Two: Io Ann Hefty, Czgvherine Ehede, Margarcttg Parker. Ellen Green, QV Singler, Leslie Ellis, Bgggara Rem i Three: QHTl'6y!Lanrlsness, Ria Cleashy, P Rosemarie .-Xnclersg-y, Dori Huismann, Cl1H3'Il ?' Flour: grv KlCl11l1ClHZ4biAll1LH uentmcyeg GQ'3lll V,Lill3flCl1 Gal- V' , Marjorie Lund, Barbafra Hanna, Betty' Riesc, Lois Suetmeier, iilrolyn .Za- The Treble Clef Club This club consists of a group of eightyeight girls, who sing at auditor- ium programs, Parent-Teacher Association meetings, the Winter and spring concerts, and other similar functions. The director is Miss Vogelhaugh. -74- Drum Majors and Majorettes Row One: Delores Stark, Rebecca XVilson RowThree: Jean Kapelkc, Leslie Ellis Row Two: Carol Borchers, June Middleton Row Four: Jim Berry, Stanley Stitgcn Twirling their batons at the head of the football games and between the halves of the basketball tournament games, these drum majors and ma- jorettes lend color to the occasion and pep up the spirit of the spectators. Mr. VVoollen is the advisor. Cheerleaders Row One: Mary Sehwenpe, Charlotte la-grey, Erma Borland, Joanne Fitsinnnons, l.or- raine Keliher Row Two: Ronald Kurth, Richard Sehnhring, Donald Borland, Lyle Leverentz Row Three: Richard Stone, Eugene lNalker The members of this group not only do their share in rousing enthus- iasm at games, but also lead cheers in auditorium pep meetings. First semes- ter sponsor was Mr. Nickel, Mr. VVoollen taking over the second semester. -75- Row Ore Shnlqy Amos NI c Joan Mosu h Betty Sulloten H6011 Schumacher lona Jpwdl Row Two Mary MCL abc Halen Tlmolo Ddllcne Floul ilQua..A.u5t1n 1l1 1 Rc Row Three Auchey Poole DOFIS Mecum Mar1lyn Small Joanne Schumann Marvm lolmeop Donna Row Four DOlOtllC3. Blrkegncl Mujiorm Stlt cn Cleo Gflffltll Mar mret SCll0O1lOVLI' 10111 Kapalke Row Row Row Row - r of . I East Youth Activities Council Row One: Connie Oliver, Rosemary Kalfsbcck, Mary Curtin Row Two: Howard Geist. Don Acklcy, Ken Sachtjen, Howard Rom, jini Bailey EAST SIDIL YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Mayor Sachtjen and his aldernien have successfully pioneered the IL. S. Y.A.C. through its first year of existence. Under the excellent guidance of Bob Carnes, much of the planned program in helping the East Side youth was completed. V sf ' ' f. I M. W I I Charles Anderson Ken Sachtjen J Janice Leveniclc The LOFT The executive hoard of the Loft is composed of elected delegates from Madison :high schools, It is their joh to see that the Loft and its activities run smoothly. Kurt Bliss is their adult advisor. 'Xf One: Alice Martin, Rebecca Wilsoii, Beth Martin Two: Gerald Lenz, Ann Spencer, Mark Shul- kin - Threie: Charles Anderson, Pat Anderson, Jim Nicholls Row Row Row YOUTH COUNCIL The Youth Council is the seat of youth govern- ment in Madison. Business is transacted in the connnon council chambers of the City Hall. All nfajor youth organizations in the city are repre- sented in this council. Miss Dorothy Brown is the advisor. -77- xx. if LV j TOUCHDOWN l923 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK INTBAMURALS P v BIG 8 M311 iso h west. james YI He NadQ5on Easf Madison Ceni ha, S en? K 'alt - 6 ln6Hor I Cf of-' 'ge -Fa' ...flfb 52 3 5 5 coach 7 '3 L Ynaifeu - 80 - Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. ZI 27 SCHSOH Summary 1946 Football Schedule - Rockford VVest a East - Janesville at East - East at llorlick I2 18 25 .1 8 - Park at East - East at Beloit - East at Kenosha - East at VV est - East at Central Line - left to right: jack Hall, Neil Sc-hlicht, DonAcklcy, Bill Mattison, Lyle Saeck, Bernard Schlim- gen, Ramon Mueller Backs - left to right: Jack Potter, Ken Sachtjen, Norris Ace, Don Erickson Standing left to right: Ray Wrend, Ronald Grant, John Ellestad, Al Meyer, Al Dickens, Don Tiedeman, Glenn Otto, Jack Barnliart, Glen Schara, Charles Anderson, Eugene Hanson, Jim Potter, Coach A. J. Barrett ' We Seen Our Duty - and We Done It Retaining only four lettermen from last year's season, end Jack Hall, and backs Jack Potter, Don Erickson, and Ken Sachtjen, East's 1946 football team finished in third lace. P The Purgolders played host to a more experienced Rockford VV est team and lost its openers twelve to nothing. The following weekend they upset Janesville ID4 to I3 at Breeze Stevens, playing without the services of fullback Ken Sachtjen who had injured his nose in the, Rockford game. Traveling to Racine, they found the Horlick eleven no match for them, defeating them 7 to o. Racine failed to get revenge when a game Wash- ington Park team traveled to Madison to be defeated I3 to 7. East lost its first division rating when Beloit beat them 21 to zo in the state line city. A larger, heavier Kenosha team also proved too powerful, and the Wea ry Purgolders received their second Big Eight Conference set back to the tune of I4 to 6. Returning to Madison, the Barrettmen met VVest in their first city series game. East - VVest games have always been fiercely contested. The '46 game was fought evenly and was six to six with but a minute to play in the fourth quarter, when VVest scored, handing East a bitter disappointment. Score East 6, VVest 13. On homecoming night, however, the Purgolders defeated Central I2 to o in their an- unal classic to maintain second place in the city series struggle. Mr. Barrett, Mr. Diehl, and Mr. McKinley coached the varsity, while Mr. Mueller and Mr., johnson coached the Four Lakes League Teams. 1 ...Sl- 74 Jack Potter 4, Raymou Mueller Bernard Schlimgen XK 84 - Charles Anderson Norris Ace Q 5, Jack Barnhart x -. Q -1. L Hx Ras .-' V xg D011 Erickson - 82 ... Mu, IDIRO OF 74 Lyle Saeck V J Neil Schlichlt Ray Wfend xr m'u n 'W l A Al ' l : ,ga .,,f ,Z A,.A 1 l S I V 2 , A- if A - ' AVA. ll 1 lll ll 1 946 l l f l , 5 27, , E S ' ,Q , ,..,.,, -M ,. ,mx r ' Bill Mattison Don Ackley Glen Sahara -83- 54 Ken Sachtjen Pi Jack Hall ff if 1 5 gf 1 l,,. I ,. kkkg l k ln ,,.. M: if 5 i x z i Eugene Hanson Y Lf 7 Dick Dvork A1 Dickens Don Tiedeman X f aj 74- IH Ronald Grant Dennis Perry LCQDBFCI MCYCI' John Ellestad f yt .1,.. -- 4'ww W' ww ,' 4 - K -fi , . Q' iq Ar' sf Jim Potter 1, J Jim Pahlmeyer Glenn Otto -344 Ken Sachtjen, Neil Schlicht, Jack Hall Gutstanding on the team, these athletes were given. places in the.A1l City and All-State football ratings. Ken Sachtjen was chosen All-City cap tain by the honorary team. Banquet Highlights -35- , J FOUR LAKES LEAGUE Row One: Bill Coughlin, Ronald Matteson, Connie Eroen, Roger Strasburg, Lyle Wiedenbeck Row Two:--Jack Van Haren, Hugh Dega, Dean Dexter, Paul Harvey, Lloyd Marhlius Row Three: Dean Moen, Burdick Myre, Dick Hart, Don Co-ttom, Bob Morgan Behind the Scenes in The exact date is hard to recall. lt was at the close of the football season. Everyone was madly running around in a frantic attempt to find enough football equipment to turn in. The first knowledge of the existence of the package came when the back room was opened. A big carton, handsomely Wrapped, stood upright before the locker of East's star tackle, appropriately labeled, 4'To Tiny - From the Managers . Neil immediately began unwrapping the gift and some odd hours later came out jubilantly holding a small pair of brown basketball shoes Qsize zj. Many people have wondered about the orgin of jack Barnhart's nickname Spider , It was acquired during East's Hrst game with Rockford. jack Cso he saysj had just laid a block that put down three men in bruising style. One of the battered trio with physique easily matching that of Barnhart stood up and amid grunts and curses shouted, I'll get you, Spiderf' Whether or not he achieved his threat no one is at liberty to say. The Kenosha contest is certainly one game no one cares to remember. From out of the mothballs came some IQIO greased jerseys which, because of the chilly weather, the coaches had decided the team should wear. Whenever East had the ball, it spurted out of the backls hand just as if both ball and jersery had been carefully greased. It was at this point that one of those football oddities happened. Did you ever hear of a tackle blocking his own man in addition to making a ten-yard gain for a fiirst down? Well, that is exactly what happened. A fullback buck was called. At the line of scrimmage the ball squirted lazily down the field where our boy . Hack , having cared for his man, scooped up the ball, spun for two yards and then fell with a thud that made the field lights dim. Result - first down, ten to go. ls that why Barnhart wears size 856, for a hat? N The East squad was having its picture taken. All but one or two of the lettermen had shown up. Twenty minutes elapsed, then ten more. Suddenly the lagging sheep made their appearance and the picture was taken. The reason for delay was that the boys were being taped. After all one has to look his best for his picture, and anyway, everyday routine is habit forming. ...87.. .. .4 Coach Milt Diehl Final Big 8 Resuts Beloit .. .. .. Madison Central Madison West Madison East . . Janesville .. .. Racine Horlick Racine Park .. Kenosha .. :ggi TP 631 620 6o4 576 521 492 481 546 OP 625 571 543 520 588 569 481 674 BASKETBALL SQUAD Row One: Coach Diehl, Jack Barnllart, Glenn Sichara, Dean Dexter, Ralph Brockert, Don Frickson Norris Ace, Vernon Moe Row Two: Jerry Lenz, Jerry XVlllllCO111l3, Ken Sachtjen, Charles Anderson, Neil Schlicht, Raymon Muel ler Eugene Hanson, Herman Fischer Row Three: Bob Morgan, Jim Meyer, Roy Peterson, Otto Olivcrsen, Bill Mattison, Vic Brocknnlltr Llarles fiuntlcrson, Ray Wfrencl, Jim Potter. The 1946 Basketball Season As is usual with teams in all sports, there have been with this year's basketball teams, moments humorous and not-so-humorous. It's been a lucky thing that the former outweighed the latter. The season began with the usual quota of sore muscles and blistered feet. Though Mr. Diehl often warned candidates about quitting when their feet became sore, the common answer, especially from the Sophs, to the question, HHow're the feet? was only a low moaning sound together with appropriate, soothing motions upon the injured members. Pity the poor Sophs - two more years of sore feet! . As the team began to round into shape, it was again noticeable, as in previous years, that the first team was remarkable for its lack of height. After the third or fourth game, the montony and hard work of practice be- gan to get a bit under everyone's skin. As a result, the centers started foul- ing the centers, the guards the guards, and the forwards - well, they fouled everybody. This went to such an extreme that one of the officials in the second Horlick game came came near to blowing the game from the side- lines after a number of protests, in a polite way, about some of the de- cisions. - Right, Brick? :reggae Ramon Mueller jack Barnhart Ken Sachtjeu Nvil Schlicln Glen Sclmru l'll211'lCS .Nrlclcxwllrx -90- Don Erickson Eugene Hanson Ralph Brockcft Dean Dextgl- Norris Acc- Vernon Moe -91... 7 ,,,, , ,- , OUR OLD FAITHFULS Left to right: Neil Schlicht, Jack Barnihart, Ken Sachtjen, Don Erickson, Ralph Brockert, Coach Diehl For their consistency and sportmanship in all games, these five boys were voted outstanding in the annual All-City and All-State basketball selections. The Central gym proved to be not only the smallest, but also the noisest of those of any of the high schools. The last four minutes of the first Central game oneicould see the referee blowing, but not a thing could be heard. Though the big snow was enough to close schools, it didn't stop practice, and the full squad wallowed over to the gym. Schara and Erickson made quite an impression on the Racine Park trip. A letter, from a couple of females was sent to them - in care of MEast High School. Gosh, how handsome ! ! A An explanation of jack Spider', Barnhart's bouncy Walk while on the' B. B. court can be that the five or six sticks of gum in his mouth just keep him moving up and down in time with his jaws. A common threat in the locker room was that in case of a poor game, the school would make Sachtjen pay for all the tape he used up every night, and that would be some bill! By Charles Anderson - 9211 ti ' East vs. VV est - Catastrophe! cliast proudly accepts her lnurcls at Columbus ack Bzwulmzxrt, Ken Sachtjn-11, Mr. Ranrllc. Coach Dichl, Ted Duwns X l Xl , Nblr NIL ' SCPHOMORE TEAM Row One: Radcliff Sloggctt, Dale Bosscnbcrry, John Lybeclq. Clarence Straavaldsen Dcwaync Tictz, Al Hcss, Roy Graham Row Two: Coach Mucllcr, Bob Moc. Rzouald Aikins, Don Cottom, Duam- Brcclcson, Jim Bailey, Ralph Jensen Rlow Three: Gary Hall, Tliomas Mcfarthy, Phil F OUR LAKES BASKETBALL Row One: Otto Oliverscn, Herman Fischer, Roy Pederson Row Two: Al Meyer, Bob Morgan X The Official Shower Room Seranaders Jack Hall, Hugh Dcga, Don Acklcy, Bob Post -94-- , L, Track Squad Row Row Row Row Row Row One: VValter Kehn, Radcliff Slogctt, Bill Spahn, Dick Lillie, Darrell Rounds, Ed Gahan, Dave Stignani, Tom McCarthy Two: Merlyn Anderson, Wilkes Johnson, Jerry Hanson, Jim Bailey, Ray Wrend, Victor Brock- miller, Harold Forbes Three: Burdick Myre, Bob Cnare, Dick Griffin, Roy Pederson, Jim Ko-bl, Phil Ashby, Jerry Philips, George Niebuhr Four: Elmer Fosdahl, Ralph Jensen, Don Messner, -Gary Hall, Leland Burns, Charles Mettel, Horace Wood, Sigdor Petersen Five: Dean Axt, Bob Barlow, Rasmus Kalnes, Karl Schultz, Jim Nicholls, Glenn Schara, Paul Quale, Bill Loy. Don Kelsey, Bob Post '- ,fa 4 L, Six: jack Hall, Ramon Mueller, Bill Mattison, Charles Anderson, Vic' Straavaldsen, Dewayne Tietz, Ken Sachtjen. Floyd Foyc, Charles Napp, Gerald Ring, Charles Gunderson 's Unseasonably poor weather has handicapped the 1947 track season to some extent. The rains and cold Weather which have limited outside prac- tice also forced cancellation of the scheduled dual meet with Madison VVest. In the only dual meet held, East defeated Central 62W to 505 at Breeze Stevens Field. Chuck Anderson led the Puregoldefs trackmen in scoring With eleven points on a first in the broad jump and two seconds in the hurdle events. fasts other jrst ljaqis were jelly Hanson in the zoo yard dash, jack Hall in The 440, Keqi Sachten in the discus and jim Nicholls and'Keith No- dolf in the mile. - Coach Milt Diehl has also conducted several intersquad meets. ln the interclass meet the juniors crushed the seniors 9824 to 49. The sophomores collected 32M points. , It appeared that Coach Diehl's boys would have to depend more upon team balance than on individual first places to win meets. -95.. TRACK HIGH LIGHTS OF 1947 SHOT PUT w rf' HIGH HURDLES POLE VAULT , ' f-Asa ,vf ,.., yww- My , M A f , I? Q 1.-rx.. X1 Row Row Row Row Row GOLF CLUB One: Otto Oliverson, Elmcr Fosdal, Don Erickson, Philip Macaulay, Bob Post Two: Bob Moc, Bill Farncss, Dean Doell, Hugh Dcga, Vincent Capaul Three: Jim Dycr, Ken Herling, ,Dave Syftestad, Bob Amacher, Vernon Moe, Ernest Anlachcr Four: Duane Picrstorff, Hcrb Erickson, Bill Sime, Donald Harrington, Dennis Perry Five: Mr. Nickel, instructor, Ramon Mueller, John Mier, Charles Stone TENNIS TEAM Douglas Johnston, Paul Hoenk, Jim Lunder, Ronald Grant. Jack Bowen, Gordon McMahon , -ggg INTRAMURAL SPORTS EAA C BASKETBALL CHAMPS -'V- 35 ,,., LA gl ,,Q,.. ..,' ,AAA , ' ,.,. ,t ia F D fs e , AA A A , A bnlu AAAANAW ill: .S ,:,. A X Af ? ..,,., . H A .AAA 'Fi A A ..,: A A V - AA' I -',- A ,A,' f eiiiggm A 'AAAA A me INDOOR TRACK SQUAD .i L . A , ,A,, - A A- A A an A SOCCER CHAMPS . it A 'A A A BOXING CHAMPS ARCHTCRY TEAM FY: Glen Haskin, new physical education insructor orferd a variety of sports to the boys in gym clas- ses this year. They ranged from ju-jitsu to tap dancing and all proved equally popular as eviden- ced by the Round-Robin tournament which cli- inaxed each sport. A QQ .C .E,,.d.,. - ,..d,. , tg, 1 3 42 N 5 ZS LS 3 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Row One: Betty Reese, Jeanne Oliversen, Beverly Sime, Eleanor Davis, Phyllis Segebart i Row Two: Etta Gerry, Barbara Vvalker, A1111 McEvilly, Mary Sehvveppe, Louise Ok- land ' SECOND PLACE TEAM THIRD PLACE TEAM Top to Bottom: Jacqueline Georgeson, Shirley Bal- TOP fo B'0tf0l'fl2 Betty Nflllsfady H1-21611 Medenwiilfl lam, Mary Curtin, pat Sweeney, Betty Dolva Dawn Stembeck, Rl1oda Butler, June Larson Left to right: Pat Andrews, Dorothy Veith, Ruth I-eff to fight: Bafflba-fa Macaulay, Martha Leflebo Hart, Mary Lee Fix, Jana Hutter, Donna Ardell Matteson, Donna Nelson, Rita Iambura Edwards Janice l.eve-nick -102- VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY Three Standing: Shirley VVheeler, Jacqueline Georgeson, Betty Dolva, Waiitla Dzikowieh, Helen Metlenwald, Etta Gerry, Pat Anderson, Donna Hanson, Jerry Neff, Carolyn Zabrocki Row Two Kneeling: Janice Levenick, Elsa Oliversen, Leslie Lou Ellis, Betty Napstatl, Jean Schlicht, Phyllis Lansing, Martha Letlebo, Laura Grimm One: Nancy Frothingham, Rose Marie Anderson, Joanne Doring, Betty Swiggum, Beverly Sime, lfleanor Davis, Mary Curtin. Not present, Alice ROll21I1d Row Row VOLL EY BALL Opening the sports season, volleyball proved to be very popular. Under the direction of Miss Schrader and Miss Hanson, the girls were taught the fundamentals of the game, which they later put into successful practice. After several prac- tice games the longawaited tournament arrived. Participating in these games were teams chosen from sophomores, juniors, and seniors active in after-school sports. One of the highlights of the season was volleyball playday in which enthusiasts from East, West and Central took part. -103- BASKETB ALL V Play Day - Action BASKETBALL Co-CHAMPS Nancy Poclell. June l2ctl1kc, lll12ll'lCIlC Galvin, Nlzirv Moore, June Middleton, Bettv larson A1111 Mcflxvilly, Beverly l.t1lli11g, Doris UL-tzcl, Mary Karls, Nancy llillclm1':111ilt, Delores Marks.. Mzi1'jo1'icll.u11cl The Tower Tales staff congratulates Phyllis Lansing, co-chairman of the girls sports section of the Tower Tales, and one of the outstanding girl athletes at East High, for maintaining a 2.5 scholastic average during her high school career. Due to conflicting printing schedules her name did not appear on the Honor Senior List on page 21. ....104... Row One: Ruth Norgorrl, Audrey Chapin, Shirley Ballam, Beverly Hackhart Row Two: Jacqueline Georgeson, Doris Hendrickson, Dorothy Stignani, Marie Burmeister, Elsa Oliversen, Helen Medenwalcl, Mary Curtin Row Three: Ann Mclivilly, Juanita Sehoep, Martha Letlebo, Marion Cnare, Iris O'Connell, Delores Sehlinske, Phyllis Lansing, Laura Grimm, Pat Sweeney BASKETBALL PLAY D Y BASKETBALL One of the most strenuous sports enjoyed by girls was basketball. During class the girls learned the many and varied skills required to play an in- telligent game. As in volleyball, the tournament is the main attraction of the season. Excellent play dominated the tournament which was run on a round robin basis. Basketball playday, which included girls from East, lVest and Central, was enjoyed by all who participated in the keen competition. M- 105 - MOCK FOOTBALL TEAM This football team exists only in the imagination 1 several senior girls. F1-ow Two, left to right: Rosemary Koppelmeyer,l1'is O'Connell. Dorothy Stignani, Laura Grimm, Jacqueline Georgeson, Virginia Verley, Betty Hancock, Mary Morgan Row One, left to right: Mary Lee Fix, ,lane Hutter, Gloria Austin, Jean Kapclke, Marie Burmeister, Phyllis Lansing, Doris Mecum ARCHERY This year the girls in the dance group enjoyed alternating, for six weeks, archery with badminton. Because of the small classes the archers had an oppor- tunity to shoot more, thus becoming better with the bow and arrow. ARCHERY Left to rig-hit, by target. Beulah Brickson, Jean Davies, Ruth Lampc Drawn bows, left to right: Ruth Lampe, Jean Davies, Beulah Bricksou . -106- K TENNIS ' Left to right: Janice Levenick, Elsa Oliversenu Barbara VValker, Delores Brcitzkc -107- Lsft to right: Betty Napstad,mHelen Medenwald B DMI T0 Feathers were flying in gym classes and in after-school sports during the badminon season. Numerous skilful girls turned out for this tourna- ment, which terminaed a successful season of winter sports. During the 1946-'47 season a varied program of sports was presented to East girls. The fall season found juniors and seniors engaging in archery and tennis for their indi- vidual and duo sports activities with two hundred enthusiasts participating in a lively con- test of volley ball. Basket ball, always a favorite among the girls, was chosen by two hundred and thirty. A class round-robin tournament declared three top-ranking teams in eachngroup. These nine teams then participated in a double elimination grouping. March was designated as the month for badminton. Ninety girls were paired off in a single elimination tournament and feathers flew fast and furiously while the girls battled for the championship. Tennis and soft ball concluded sports activities. Each sport was well represented and- final games were as hotly contested as always. -IOS- HM!! LETTER WINNERS LETTER WINNERS Left to right: Kathleen Shattuck, Kathleen Mellenthien, Auclrey Chapin, Helen Medenwalcl, Phyllis Lansing, Iris O,Connell, Elsa Oliversen, Shirley Ballam, Betty Napstacl, Marie' Burmeister, Jane Hutter, Pat Anderson, Donna Scalisi, Bonnie Severson, Jean Kapelke Oil' is OFFICIALS CLUB Row One, left to right: Joanne Doring, Beverly Hackhart, Beverly Sirne, Row Two: Nancy Podell,, Doris Henclerickson, Jerry Neff, Mary Curtin, Betty Swiggum Row Three: Shirley VVheeler, Helen Medenwald, Iris Ofonnell, Dawn Steinbeck, Laura Grinnn, Phyllis Lansing, Betty Dolva .-1091 HS ff 4 X f f Pnon ma 47 AQ PLAYS OPERETTA SOCIAL EVENTS SCHOOL LIFE 5 ACTIVITIES Calender Of Activities Senior High School 1946 - 1 947 Septrfmbelf ' 4 - Back-to-school blues - October II - Pageant Night with Racine Park at East 25 - Tom Tom Twirl - Fall Party November 1 - A rip roaring game with East vs. VV est 7-8 Schools close for Teachers, State Convention 28-29. A longed-for vacation with turkey and stulfing Decevnber 6 Basketball begins with Central at East in city clash 21 Christmas vacation - two glorious weeks Irmuary 5 The old grind begins again I7 Senior class officers elected 24 End of 111id year struggles February 7 Another Teachers' Convention - another vacation 21 Old rivalry renewed when lVest meets East 26 Truimph at Columbus Regional Basketball Tourna- ment zlflarcb 7-8 Another triumph at XVaupun Sectional Tournament 13-1 5 State Basketball Tournament - We made it! 21 The beautiful operetta Forest Prince April 4-13 All thoughts turn to spring freedom and Easter eggs 25 Young April - Great success! MAY I 2 Dixie Dreamlandw, junior Prom, in a setting of Old South 9 Spring Concert by Band, Orchestra, and A Cappella Choir 24 State Track Meet - Running wild! 29 Seniors rule for a day 30 Schools close for Memorial Day june 4 Senior Banquet and Class Day - A time never to be forgotten 6 Forever Onward - Commencement -112- z 11.1 ., r ,AA K I WM 5 M504 Wx., N S. 53:15 X Pigf 351, SN . ' .: 2 . FI 9,111 1 'Sw M 4. 1 . 5, 1 1-.1 ,,,2,,,1fh, Q 4 L 5'-LV in .1 M., :A .11 1.1 ff 121. Lx vnf1w1vc::x1':Ao1mL.rN-f-MN, 1, . -vc mm 2 M -, U 21 LJJ 1 im11!11,1f.n 1, A ,L :!, 1 i1im.g.11,, Q 1 .414 wwf, 1 ,, Lmifiww., 1 W: Q L M f 41151: Jai :mf 1, :ww :lu-,QQLTMY QU 1 - lf: 6.1.1.1 Mgr: x .. .W .1 v,.,,N.,V,1f?Q1if?2f1l i ' pw A 1,.,,,,, 31,5 ,Q .. 2111 . , gmgg.: 1 V T EM, v.,,A-Liz WU A N ' 4,541.1 2 B.. af .P if Mfg mg.w3l!f2A ,, fy gg NNW? 'argl gg 1 ww .,,,..11,g1 ,,Qf! X., . f?f?....m1 1 f 1m?Af1WNi A V fffxsf 11111, 1 ' . 1 S. 100111111 - Education, hcrc gets' Q Iss 1125.11 5 afE'z w .ugipggzf ws-5 9 111116 'r .. '5',o N6 2 1 Qi is 40 Q '39 QP 9 -P .. -Q9'ig1 ,l 4 6 ., -Ps fb 'P V S' ll Q Q A714900 W , Q We Oi? A 1, .I Empty hall - Allls Clear! Oc- Zio Fourth year Latin students - Oh, Cicero! Oh, Virgil! --114- Qlu . 00,1 N 5' Q ' I9 Kg ll 12: 2? f gif' Fall Play - Cops and robbers N S R A. MS Q6 gl, 6 . nuon, Mlywq l Math Class - Kquationnl lmndaclmcs - 115 - ukce l l l Mr. Quimby Mrs. Q1llIlllx5' Peters ...... Magee --- Bland --- Cargan --- Hayden -- Max ...... ---V .X rt Severson Kennedy ..,..,,-.....,. ---- Tim Collins Y Hgeven Keys to Balclpaten The Can Owner of Bulclpatc Carol H6llllkl' POllCCl11L'1l ........ jerry xXVl'lltCO1l'llJ Mary .......... Dick Baily Mrs. Rlloclcs ..... Spencer XXvl1C6lCl' Rcvclney Helmke Bob Horne --- -Iznnes l.un der Mx-f., , Qx'SsR':+s,,N ix, 2 '4-Q N i R K . if Q 7 M. if 4 Fl 2' 1' ' l 31 , 5 ' . ,mf M W Q , rue. 'Q 'H 1 Q l Q ftp.: ' ll Q H l 1 ' H J ..,' I Wx T, is 2 . 15 3,WUr, M '-Aw. g.. Awuhnnm W., . Stage setting - Curt'n time! --no- -- .,.. Nancy XVQ-st Student Director .......... Pl'OIl11JfLi1'S .......... John Collins --- Bob Cnare, Bob licllancl -- Nl ary M organ Barbara Gilbert Jacqueline Georgeson, Ann Spencer I3 fix-,. 2 ,gli ,k ' i as t is f h it X? fi' 6 tif ,wk hx Qi' 'Petr i 0 ,Y ' if as PN' as wings F -If 'W 4 sis! 'ggtwsmf ff M I ff? 4 3535 Q I 5 I Christmas was in the air and all was well Tower Times Christmas Contest - The WinnahsY , K xx ,J .. . ,W ,,. . , , ., , . 5 -' . If . -Vi . Carolm - IfII were Z1 WISC man, I would do m art, Yet what I can I 1V Hlm, we Y P g g my heart. From A Cloristmfzs Carol -117- QQ K fw ,, ' 3 5, . iii 5. If I 8 W 1 1 f X,.a,.,,, . I S5359-iv' .llff-sf ' ' ' ei EFA , f . eil P HP fbi' ff!-J . WS!! I - . 1 U VE- I' f-4 ,. .-f,f dvr Ut I Q. , M. i,M'w-,tfw',- ' if Jw.xgQ,gQ - ' ,wwf nf 7 H QL a,,Q-XHPSYZUS g-T715 'f Q' A ' . . 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NV vs' A . -A mafk f .4 'V ww, -V H- ,A ,K-.X D'lif'fgF1' film, A. .3 Q, ng- ,- L figsgl .. 5 , , 4 fifldw Q X V: Im, F W ., we tw' ., .gf-f , sw, 'fi t am , fwwaifw EW wig - My rw, ,ggUwX,x,5,, mm ' N- , -cn, W - H 1-ff ' he f mfmtf I tzwwrt ,v 2-M + az'---+I :-var' i wzggfgqi y It. 155 453: 6151. 131' fm .11 -: gfgq 'fa' A wp, tr,, g?1yw, g,.v' 'i'1fi:?f4 Elf L u igi igyf Y ,l ,A L, pf Heavy traffic here at 3:20 1 17 Before the State Tournament - The Old East Side Pep I N. l Oh, for a basket! The Forest Prince The opcretta, Thu Forest Prince , by Paul Monroe. Edith Tillotson, and P. I. Tschaikowskiv, was produced March 21, under the direction of Miss Cecile Vogelhaugh. lt is 21 story of the conflict he- Lween the Cossacks and the Tsar of Russia. In the end they arc reconciled while fighting their common enemy, the Tartars. ln the end, also. Tatiana, a Russian princcss, and Vaslav, chief of the Cos- sacks, are brought together in love. THE FORLST PRINCE Row One: Rebccca Wilson, Barbara Wood, Shirley Webster Row Tow: David Livesey, Ann Spencer, Marvel Ethun, Nancy Melby, Gerd Oie, Mary Curtin Ed Siebert Row Three: Jerry Lenz, Robert Bradley, John Meir, Tim Collins, Jerry lfVhitcomb, Dick Bailey Not Present: Buelah Brickson YOUNG APRIL A teen-age comedy, Young Apri1, was presented in the East High auditorium on April 25, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Streeter, A confusing plot involving all of the McIntyre family straightens out happily in the end. n -12Z- The Cast Professor McIntyre ---- David Livesey Mrs. McIntyre ...... -- Ann Spencer George McIntyre -- Lula ............. Vivian -- -- Elsie -------- --- Brian Stanley --- Terry McIntyre ...... Bert Parsons ---- Dutch ...... Pete ........... -- --- Tim Collins --------- Gerd Oic --- Marvel Ethun - Nancy Melby ----- John Meier Buelali Brickson Edward Sicbert ----- Robert Wirth Jerry Whitcomb Steward Miller .... ...... D ick Bailey Mrs. Miller .... Mildred -- Jane ........ --- Diana Gilmore --- Extra boys ............ Barbara Wood -- Mary Curtin Rebecca VVilson Shyrle Webster Robert Bradley, jerry Lenz, Lavern Siebert, Mark Shulkin, Lowell Hack- barth Student directors ..... Patricia Sweeney, Shirley Ballam 9 A V JM ?-lx PR0lVI .RL-E -,.,, Wx fafxx an fi- il uf' ,f i S l-,Qi xl 15- A 'li ,M ,ML .A Lf , ialsv 'sw' .sl 1 -Z x xx ,lv X The setting: Starlight 011 Old Mm River wg ff'53Q5 , s ff YJ x - W Q ffvi - P' A wswixl ' ll ' Prom Royalty Ilene Zwank and R2111l0l1 Mueller x 0 Ag X ' Ckhgeyvn? . 'V A. . Q Qs -9-ww, lq',. .4 A 'li Qc., fv 'H A 17 -R56 0'- ,5,ms:5o J Good-bye, Towers of East! ' ,- ust a-stepping out - into life wif V ,Sift 23226: FADS o- aide SACK DRESSES 4315, 1 swim 60 00 500' N' '4'lFr -4 ,.::, 25:54 1 W . Q Q A -au ' Q35 mfg Whig ng! 325255 f z W b ws The Bancl of 1923 - '24 The members of this band first Wore their sharp new uniforms, purchased by a fund started in 1923, in the Wiscoiisin High School Music Contest held in May, I924. Paul Sanders was the di- rector. Can any of you youngsters of 1947 find daddy in the group? W . Minstrels in the Carnival of 1924 Oh, good old days when East held a Carnival every alternate spring! Class rooms were transformed into magic places of entertainment and food vending. There were a king and queen, a parade and best of all, very siz- able gate receipts. -128- K f f, i I! l 'KD ' 1 ' The Team of '22 - '23 Here are Mr. MorroW's huskies who played against such teams as Reedsburg, Baraboo, lifvans- ville, and Monticello. In this group, you can End by careful search, at least two fathers of pupils now attending East. . ?. law, ,,. ,.-..:,M,,. f 5- 'i' an 1 H W ln 3 V ' m . A a Girls' Baslcethall This is the Sophomore Basketball Team of Liast's first year. Girls of today, with your free-action suits, how do you like these oufits? Pretty nifty ties, eh? 1 -- 128 - ln the early years of liast's history, Tower Tales ran ads to help finance the book. This one is taken from the first annual - 1923. Don't laugh, girls. You may be wearing a modified version of these dashing styles some day not long hence. This is the ipic that received hrst place in the snap contest of 1924. Keen outfit for rugged sports, what? Cheerleaders of '25 In 1925 East inaugurated the system of cheer- leaders. Thesg two received an M for their good work. The girl is the mother of one of our present- day pupils. -130- HARRYS. MANCHESTER, Inc Froclrs is and K i 1Vrup.s with , the I 'l dash l Fifth 0 Us Zi A Styles wir , than ?v i'9'f bespealc il l youth ' 1 .W 1 orzgzinaltty L 1 Avenue 1, im. 1 156 lxlfi X lip l 0 'radition Anniversaries, particularly those connected with School, pre- sent unlimited opportunity for emotional expression. This is the twenty-fifth Tower Tales, and we would feel guilty of negli- gence if we failed to take advantage of this rare opportunity to sentimentalize at least a little bit. Tradition is DOI, in itself an important thing, it is merely personalized and symbolical history. We can point at random to any number of traditions in our own school, some beautiful, some amusing, and even some unpleasant, but all a part of the life we have lived while at East High. VVithout our realizing it, tradition serves us best as a measuring stick. It is the standard by means of which we may evaluate those things in everyday life which are of a more transitory nature. There is something traditional about the copper towers of the front entrance. The struggle which changed them from their copper color to a soft blue green is simply symbolic of the struggle which has made East High School the institution which it is today. XYC of East IHLISI remember that each year we add to this traditional standard of value. To us is entrusted the future, since ours is the standard by which it shall be measured. A.