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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

East High School Madison, Wisconsin THE TCJWER TALES 1948 A 7 K f 5 nh . ,, Ib ' 47 f L 3, 'I illulg E 'VI'-Tj ggi' h . ' 1133 1. i 'Hi ' gb K 1 ii ' Editor ------- Loretta Vicic Faculty Advisor - .iessie A. Dietrich Photography Advisor - Lewis R. Wiiiiams 7 fe' ,W I K p-go' vusfy I ' A Q , I L51 x xj I e 1 - X 5 'r '17EfI X EWEL ' Hull!! 0 i LL x J 'L Q hm Q QS Q E .1 5 I U , 'QF f S fa Q f . , , 'R K QRSKN CENT5 I X cEl.EnnATE 1 Q' 3' woNnEnFuL 58' wlsconsm QSC '004 Q -N Q Mr. Foster S. Randle, Principal V X, Mwmw H. , Mr. Barrett, Assistant Principal The Nurse Miss Mcflarville The Guidance Staff Left to right: Miss Collins, Miss Fosse. The Office Staff Row one: Mrs. Leta Hogan, Miss Edith Seymour How two: Miss Phyllis Brussow, Miss Audrey Gottschall, Mrs. Ethell Bridge. THE LIBRARY STAFF Miss Hazen, Mrs. Cardin. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing: Miss Vanilnan, Miss North. Seated: Miss Dietrich, Miss Mur- ' phy, Miss Beffel, Miss Hughes, Miss Gebhardt, Miss Crink, Mrs. Scheibsel, Department Head, not present, Mrs. Streeter. THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Brill, Mr. Lincoln, Miss Owen, Mr. Jorgensen, Miss Sharpe, Mr. Otterson, Miss Davey, Mr. Williams. Seated: Mr. Wells, Department Head. The Music Department Mr. XVoo11en, Miss Vogelbaugh The Art Department Mr. Smith, Mrs. Winters. K 1 The Mathematics Department Standing: Mr. Ferrill, Mr. Mueller. Seated: Miss Conling not present, Miss Leary, Department Head. fi The Commercial Department Mrs. Bloxham, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Mid- dleton, not present: Mr. Johnson, Miss George, Department Head. The Language Department Seated: Miss Jordan, Department Head. Standing: Miss Margetis, Miss .Westover, Mr. Riley. The Physical Education Department Seated: Miss Hansen, Department Head. Standing: Miss Schrader, Mr. Hungerford THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Peterson, Miss Engel, Miss Stillman, Mr. Lugg, Department Head. THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Mathias, Department Head, Miss Syl vester, Miss Adams, Mrs. Rhinehart. THE MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Dllein, Department Head, Mr. Wobters, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Nickell THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT The course in agriculture, new to East High this year, is open only to boys who live on farms. Mr. Gerhardt is the instructor. 6 CELEBRATE 4 sb Q' woNnEnFuL 9 wisconsin is m u h s fl 'XXX 1 Q H- 0 WMD i n C7 W dd v 47 u. W I W vc. ,Q B y...J JJ r A 2. up y S f 1 'fling W' V WSW x villvlluuleilnummwq P if I 'Nfl W Lyle Saeck, Jean Schlicht, Leonard Al Meyer Senior Class Officers Leonard Al Meyer - President Lyle Saeck - Vice President ' Jean Schlicht - Secretary COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Rose MOTTO: We Finish to Begin SONG: Noiw Is the Hour Front Row, left to right: Martha Letlebog Iona Jewellg Mary Culpg Ruth Lai-song Rosemary Kalfsheckg Betty Jenseng Doris Hendrickson Second Row: John Collinsg Herman Hinrichsg Loretta: Vicky Sara Steeleg Arleen Jenkins 3 Wanda Berthelmanng Gloria Skuldt Honor Seniors These are the members of the class of '48 who have maintained an scholzlsliu average of 2.5 during thier three years of senior high school. On Senior Day, :ls at part of the auditoriuin prograun, they are presented with the traditional purple and gold cords to be worn during g'3.dl13-tl0Il ceremonies. Thes seniors also have the honor of leading the procession in the Commencement service. Senior Advisors Miss Hansen Mr. Peterson Miss Hughes Mrs. Scheibel Mrs. Middleton Miss Schrader Miss Murphy Miss Vogelbaugh Miss North, General Chairman Mr. Wells Mr. Otterson Mr. Williams X ANDERSON, WARREN M echartlc Mayorls Youth Council AXT, DANIEL Trauslator Entered as Junior from Lake Forest, Illinoisg B a n d Awards BAKER, BETTE College AGE, NORRIS R. College Football and Basketball, Awardsg Student Councilg Home Room Presidentg Hi-Y AMACHER, DONALD Marlue Corps Football Avvardsg Golf Awardg Hi-Y ANDERSON, JAMES Office Work Chess Club ALLEG-AR, DONALD February Graduate ANDERSON, CHARLES St. Olaf College National Honor Societyg Service E 5 Letters of Com- mendationg Shaw Awardg Football, Basketball, and Track Awardsg S.A.A. Col- lectorg Tower Timesg A Cap- pella Choirg Barbershop Quartetg Hi-Yg Latin Clubg Mayor's Councilg Up In the Air g The Forest Prince' '3 Meet Arizona g HOur Town' ' ANDERSON, LUCILLE ' N urrirtg Orchestra Awards -ASI-IBY, PHILLIP C orumerclal Artist National H o n 0 r Society: Band and Orchestra Awardsg Track and Football Awardsg S.A.A. Collectorg T o w e r Talesg Youth Council BAILEY, BEVERLY Steuographer Shorthand Awardsg Junior Member of the Order of Gregg Artistsg S t u d e n t Council Representative BAKKEN, RONALD February Graduate 4 BANGS, JOYCE Secretary S.A.A. Collectorg Colleetorg Y-Teens Stamp BASS, BEVERLY Government Stenogmyvlzcr Shorthand Awardsg Treble Clef Club BECHTEL, LA VONNE Secretary Shorthand Award BARNHART, JACK College or Professional Baseball Football, Basketball, and Track Awardsg Home Room Secretaryg Hi-Y BEARSS, GAY BERGH, ARTHUR A Calopella Choir Town A K 5 Our BERTHELMANN, WANDA University of Wisconsin National Honor Sooietyg Letters of Commendationg Ten Pointg Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg Latin Club Secretaryg Properties for 4'Forest Princeng Meet Arizona BETTS, MARY X Ray Technican Latin Clubg German Club BISHELL, ALDEN Engineer Civil Engineer Radio Code Club BIRRENKOTT, GERTRUDE Telephone Operator Stamp Collector BISSELL, GEORGE i d. C fngnffy BLANCHAR, ROBERT R210 0 8 u February Graduate BRANDT, EGMONT '- University of Wisconsin Band Awards 5 Latin Club BRIGGS, VIIQGINIA M ercliandise Bngfer BROCKMILLER, VICTQR University of Wisconsifii Ten Pointg Track Awardsg Student Council BONTLBY, JOHN M eclionic A r Cappella Choirg Home Room Presidentg Up in the Air 3 The Forest Prince 3 Meet Arizona BOSBEN, JUNE Photographer BOTTSFORD, DOLORES MAE Dietitian i BRAUN, CAROL Q Secretary Shorthzind Awardsg Latin Club BRINKMAN, LAVON Secretary Shorthand and Office Prac- tice Awardsg Student Coun- cilg Latin Club BROGLEY, BEVERLY Stenograplier Shorthand Awardsg Index- ing and Filing A wardg Home Room Secretaryg S.A. A. Collector BORCHERS, ROLAND College BOTT, RODERICK Civil Engineer Aeronautics Club BCWEN, JACK University of Wisconsin S.A.A. Collectorg Tennis Teaimg Our Townf' BROWN, AILEEN BRUESKE, WILLIAM Secretar , Carloiorlmg 3 Shorthand and Typing A- Secretary of Garden Clubg wardsg Home Room Secre- Stagecraft taryg S.A.A. Collector BURMEISTER BEVERLY BUSSR RUTH Buslness,Sch0iol , Photogmphef Latin Club Hortwulture Club 3 Green House Club BUTLER, RHODA CAPAUL, VINCENT Musician 1 Grocer Band and Orchestra Awards S.A.A, Colleetorg Golf Club CHAPIN, AUDREY Commercial Artist Girls' Athletic A W a r d 3 Girls' Glee Clubg Home Room Seeretaryg Latin Clubg Radio Code Club l CNARE, MAR-IAN College A Cappella. Choirg Girls' Glee Clubg Meet Arizona COOK, BETTY JANE .Q- rvf CHRI SLTOFFERSON, GEORGE COLLINS, JOHN W rlter National Honor Soeietyg Ten Pointg Tower Timesg Shaw Awardg Service Eg Stamp Colleetorg Latin Club Presidentg Debate Clubg Student Couneilg East Side Youth Mayorg Badger Boys, Stateg Seven Kerys to Baldpatewg Dear Ruthng Our Town OOOLEY, KEITH Mechafz-ical Ezzgfineer Tower Talesg Ysher Club Presidentg Service E DAVIES, MILDRED Florist February Graduate DAY 'VIRGINIA Travel Radio Code DICKENS, ALBERT Physical Educatioii Football Awardsg V i e e - President of Home Roomg S. A.A. Collector COX MARGARET JANE Teacher Entered as Senior Indianapolis from CROTTY, AGNES Secretary CUTLER, SHIRLEY Secretary Student Council DAVIS, MARY Airline Hostess DE GLUE, RITA Housewife Triple. Triog A Cappella Cll0l1'Q Makeup for The Forest Princewg t'Meet Ari- ' zonal' DOELL, DEAN D. Forestry Stamp Collectorg T o w e r Timesg Golf Clubg F our Lakes Basketball Band Awardsg Latin Clubg CRARY, ROBERT Variety Store Manager CULP, MARY Travel Ten Pointg Tower Tiuiesg Latin Clubg Costumes for 'tlleur Ruth DAVIES, JEAN U iiiversity of W iscorisirl Ten Pointg Home Room See- retaryg Tower Timesg Latin Club Treasurerg Radio Codeg Debateg Y 0 u t h Mayor's Couneilg Cosumes for Dear Ruth l DOUGLAS, DAVID Forestry S. A . A. Collector DUNNIG, MARY Receptionist Band Awardsg S.A.A. Col- levctorg Tower Times Busi- ness Staffg Home Room DROSTER, ROBERT Architect DYER, THOMAS Commercial Artist Service Eg Letter of Com- lnendationg Student Director of Dear Ruth g '4Seven Keys to Baldpateng The Barretts of lVhimpole ! , , ...,, President 3 ' ' Our Town EBLING, DEYLANE Bookkeeper i . Street 5 Stage Manager of HJunior Miss EDGE, BETTY LOU Concert Singer A Cappella Choirg The Forest Princeng Meet Ari- zona 5 l EDG-ERTON, G-ERALDINE N nrsing Shorthand Awards 3 Latin Club ELLEFSON, NORENE Stenographer Typing and S h o r t h an d Awards ENERSON, MILDRED Secretary National H o n o r Society: Service Eg Shorthand and Typing Awardsg Home Room Presidentg Ten Pointg Tower T i rn es 3 Student Councilg Publicity for Dear Ruthi' fa ELLEDGE, EDMAN L. Lawyer Ten Pointg Tower Talesg Tower Timesg Debate Clubg Student Councilg Madison Youth Councilg Y o u t h Mayor's Counoilg Our Town ELLESTAD, JOHN Physical Education Teacher and C oogch Football Awardsg Vice Presi- dent of Hi-Yg t'Our Town ENGROFF, DOROTHY Secretary Band and Orchestra Awards 3 Latin Club FARRIS DONNA FARWELL, VIRGINIA ERICKSON, DONNA University of Wiscoiisin Ten Pointg Home Room Sec- retaryg Latin Clubg Debate Clubg Costumes for Dear Ruth EVANS, BONNIE Dress Designer Tower Timesg S. A. A. Col- lector FALKENSVTEIN, GEORGE Mechanic Mayor's Youth Council , Secretar Physiologlm qhorthand and yTVping A Cappella. Choirg Y-Teensg F . , zz ' 77 Awardsg Glee Clubg S.A.A. Meet Auzona Collector FESS, CI-IARLENE B eanticicin FELLAND, DORIS Cappella Choirg Tne Nursing Forest Prlncef' Meet Arl- zona ERICKSON, GORDON Hydraulic Engineer EVERHART, DAVID Construction 'work FARNESS, WILLIAM Acconntant Clubg Mayor's Youth Coun eil FISCHER, HERMAN University of iVisc0nsin Football Awards FITZSIMMONS, JOANNE Secretary S.A.A. Colle-ctorg Cheerlead- ers' Club FORSMO, KENNETH Architect ' ' Our Town' ' FOSS, DONNA Cornptoinetrist FRAN KE, PAUL Physicist and Cheniist Tennis Team 1 l FOSDAL, ELMER Physical Edncation Football Awardsg S.A.A. Clollectorg Hi-Yg Golf Club FRANK, BETTY Medical Technican National Honor Society: Letters of Commendationg Ten Point 5 Athletic Letterg Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg Latin Clubg Make-Up for The Forest Prince 3 Properties for Sna.fu 5 Publicity for Dear Ruth and HMeet Arizonang Our Town Frothingham, Nancy University of W isconsin' S.A.A. Colleetorg A Cappel- la Chiorg Latin Clubg Of- aeiails Clubg Large and Small M g Pro p erties for 'tSeve11 Keys. to Baldpategu The F o r e s t Princegn Meet Arizona' '3 Our Town GAHAN, EDWARD Veterinarian Football Awards 5 Garden Club GEST, VERNON Not Graduating GILBERT, BEVERLY Dress designing GEORGESON, GERALDINE Secretary S.A.A. Colleetorg Student flouncilg Properties for 'fSeven Keys To Baldpaten GETMAN, RICHARD Historian G-ILOMEN, ROBERT Engineer GLYNN, DANIEL Printer Football Awards, S.A.A. Collector . . GOFF, RICHARD N. Militarist GOFF, MARY Kindergarten Teacher Orchestra Awards, Latin Club, Home Room Secre- tary GOODWIN, JOAN n University of Wisconsin Y Circus Club, Our Town GOTTSOHALL, ORREN Aeronautical Engineer Latin Club Tower Times, Latin Club, Properties for The Bar- retts of Wimpole Streetwg Properties for H D ear Ruthng Our Town GRAFTON, NORMA JEAN Bookkeeper GRANT, BEVERLY College Band Awards, Home Room Vice-President GRANT, JOAN Typist GREENE, IVAN F arniin g Band GRANT, JEAN Secretary . GRATZ, BILL Conservation Commission GRIESBACNH, RAY University Usher Club, Aeronautics Club GRINDE, LAVERQNE C oniinercial Art Track Award 1-IAAK, DORIS N nrsing Latin Club HACKBART, BEVERLY JANE Nursing A Cappella Choirg The Forest Prince g ,Publicity for Dear Ruth 3 Meet Arizona ' GUNDERSON, CHARLES C lerg yinan Football Awardsg S.A.A. Collctorg German. Clubg Greenhouse Clubg HijY HABICH, NANCY Librarian S.A.A. Collectorg Officiat- ing Club HAINSTOCK, ETHYL MAE Stenographer Entered as Senior from Maquoketa, Iowa, H i g h Schoolg Typing Certificateg Girls' Glee Clubg Y-Teensg HALVORSEN, CLARENCE Printer HANSON, GERALD Football and Track Awardsg S.A.A. Colleictorg President, Advanced Camera Clubg President, Hi-Yg Naval Re- serve HANSON, RUSSELL HANSON, DONNA JEAN Radio Scrivt Typist S.A.A. Collectorg Student Couneilg A Cappella Choirg The Forest Princewg Make-u for Seven Kei s to Hald1pate g Publicity fir Dear Rlltllni Meet Ari- zona HANSON, GERALDINE University of Wisconsin National Honor Societyg Ten Pointg S.A.A. Collectorg Latin Clubg A Cappella Choirg Up in the Air g 'tThe Forest Princew HANZEL, EVELYN Commercial Artist Shorthand' Awardsg 'Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef Club HEDDING, DON Missionary Track Awardsg Greenhouse Clubg Latin Clubg Our Town HEGLEY, PHYLLIS General Office Work Stamp Collectorg Latin Club HEIMAN, ERNIE Composer Photo Clubg Staff Photogra- pher for Tower Times and Tower Tales HARRINGTON, DONALD Football Awardsg Hi-Y3 Greenhouse Club HART, RICHARD Salesman Football Awards 3 Photo- graphy Clubg Naval Reserve A Cappella Choir HAWLEY, JAMES Draftsman Track Awardsg S.A.A. Col- lectorg Stamp Collectorg Student Council HEGGE, RAY February Graduate HEIM, JOSEPH L. U.C.L.A. Student Councilg Golf Clubg Home Room President HEISLER, JOAN University S.A.A. Collectorg Student Council HARRISON, EUGENE Dentist Collectorg Golfg Four-Lakes Football HAUKEREID, ARVIN Mechanic HAYES, CHARLTON Machinist S.A.A. Collector HINZ, SHIRLEY Dress designing S.A.A. Collectorg Student Councilg Home room Secre- taryg Greenhouse Club HOWE, HOWARD Economist Automobile Clubg A Cap. pella Choirg Our Townw ' x IVEY, ROBERT Accountant I HIPPE, LAVONNE Stenograplier Shorthand Award HUSTAD, RUTH Teacher Latin Club JACOBSON, PHYLLIS HENDRICKSON, DORIS C ollegc Ten Pointg Stamp Collectorg Latin Club 9 Officiating' Clubg Costumes for Dear Ruthg Prompter for Our Town HIGGINS, JOAN Secretary HILLEBRANDT, CHARLES Antoniotivfe Engineer I-IENDRICKSON, PAUL Febrnarry Graduate HILDEN, JACK Electrical Engineer National Honor Society: Band and Orchestra Awardsg Latin Club Tribuneg Usher flub Secretaryg Dear li'uth g Our Town HINRICHS, HERMAN M. Chernical Engineer National H o n o 1' Society: Ten Pointg Latin Clubg Usher Club Q W JENSEN, MILDRED Bookkeeper Typing Award ' JEWELL, IONA University of W'iSC011fSiM National Honor Society: Service EQ Ten Pointg Tower Times Business Staff, Garden, Clubg Y-Teens, Pro- grams and Tickets for Snafu 3 Programs and Tickets for '4De+ar Ruth 3 Prompter for Our Townw JOHNSON, MARVIS Accountant February Graduateg Tower Timesg Social Etiquette Clubg Make-up for Young April JAC OBS ON, WAYNE Febrnafry Gradna te JENKINS, ARLEEN University of Wisconsin National H 0 n o r Society: Ten Point 5 Orchestra A- wardsg Tower Times, Latin Club, Debate Club, Proper- ties for Dear Ruth 5 Our Town JENSEN, BETTY University National H o n o r Society: Triple Trio, A Cappella Choirg The F o re S t i JENSEN, VIRGINIA S.A.A. Collectorg T o w e r Times 3 A Cappella Choirg Latin C lu b ' Officiating 7 Clubgg Meet Arizona JOHNSON, BETTY Bookkeeper JOHNSON, RICHARD L. Prince' 'g ' 'Meet Arizona' ' JAMBURA, RITA Dressinaker Latin Club, Baton Club JENSEN, AUDREY University of Wisconsin National Honor Society: Ten Pointg Band Awardsg Tower Talesg Tower Timesg Triple Trio, A Cappella Choir, Debate Clubg Meet Arizona JENSEN, JANET Bookkeeper F ebrnarry Graduate JOHNSON, ROGER M echan-ical Engineer Ten Point JUNGBLUTH, DONALD Linotypist KALFSBECK, ROSEMARY Radio Work National Honor Societyg Ten Pointg Letters of Commenda- tiong .S. A. A. Collectorg Tower Timesg Garden Clubg Latin Clubg A Cappella Choirg Youth Mayor's Coun- cilg 'tForest Prince g Pub- licity for The Barretts of VViInp0le Streetng Proper- ties for Dear Rlltl1,,Q Meet Arizonang JOHNSTON, JULIA Nursing National Honor Society: Service E3 Letter of Com- mendationg Large Mg S.A. A. Collectorg Tower Times, Advertising Managerg Latin Clubg Treble Clef Clubg Publicity for Meet Ari- zona a11d Our Town J UVE, CHARLES Basin ess Movie Operators Club Our Town KARRAKER, FRANCIS Navy Latin Clubg Movie Opera- tors Club KEAN, WILLIAM W. Law National Honor Soeietyg Ten Pointg Football Awardg iL3,tlll Clubg Youth May0f'S Council KEHN, BEVERLY Cheerleader 's Awardg Cheer- leaders Club KELLEY, LAWRENCE Driver KEARN EY, KENNETH Law February Graduafg KEHN, WALTER University of W1T5g0Wsjn Football A W a I' d. Camera Club? A Cappella Choirg The Forest Princeng Up in the Air g Tick HDear Ruth KELLEY. J ACKE Navigator ets for Football Award 5 Hi-Y KLEINHEINZ, MARY JANE University of Wisconsin National H o ll 0 r Society: Service E3 Letter of Coin- mendationg Ten Pointg A Cappella Choirg Band and Orchestra Awardsg Tower Timesg Tower Talesg Stu- dent Councilg Latin Clubg Treble Clef Clubg Costumes for The Forest Princewg Meet Arizona KLUGE, ROGER University Home Room Presidents Football Awardsg S.A.A. Collectorg Hi-Y KNUTESON, ELMER L. Army Flyer S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Collectorg A Cappella Choirg Stage Lighting Director KLUGE, DONALD G. University KLUTH, CLEO Secretarial work KOCH, LYNNE J. University of Wise'0nsin Band Awairdsg A Cappella Choirg ffUp In the Air g 'tThe Forest P1'i11ce g Meet Arizona KELLY, JAMES KEMPF, NEIL Auto Mechanic Doctor Band Awardg S.A.A. Collee- torg Stamp Colleotorg Latin Club KERBER, HENRY' L. KERWIN, RUTH Private Business Tm W1 Movie Operators Club Treble Clef Club KINSMAN, EDWARD Forestry KINGSLEY, JACK Psychiatrist Greenhouse Clubg C a in e r 8. Clubg YVrestling KOHL, JAMES Radio Aririomicer A Cappella Choirg Cheerlead- ers Club KORN, STANLEY A ccoaritarit Automobile Clubg Movie Operatorsg Student Council. KUBAN, RUDY Travel Football Awardsg Operators Club Movie KORB, DOLORES University of Wiscoiisin Tower Times Business Staiffg Latin Clubg Y-Teensg Cos- tumes for Our Town KRIPPS, RICHARD Banker Baud Awardsg Movie Opera- tors Clubg A Cappella Choir KUBITZ, PAUL l I KUNTZ, RAYMOND E. The Army LANDSNESS, ARLENE Beauty Operator Garden Clubg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg The Forest Prineeng Meet Arizona LANG, ELDON ' I A Cappella Choirg 'Meet Arizona f LAMPE, RONALD C ertijied Pub-lic National H 0 I1 o r Usher Club, Head A ccoun taint U LANE, DOROTHY Travel LANGE, NORMAN Travel Properties for Dea Society sher r Ruth LEVENICK, JANICI-I Jlledical Technician National Honor Societyg Letter of Commendationg Badger,Grirls' Stateg Loft Executive Committee - Cor- responding Secretaryg Latin Clubg S. A.A. Clolleotorg Tower Timewsg A Cappella Choirg Dear Huthng Our Town 5 Forest Prinoeng Meet Arisona LEVERENTZ, LYALL 1 N any Cheerleaders Clubg Proper- ties for 'fDear Ruth LINCICUM, CLAUDINE Receptionist Service Eg Tower Timesg Triple Triog A Cappella Choirg Up In The Air 3 The Forst Princewg Pub- licity for Dear Ruthwg t'Meet Arizona LARSON, RUTH Teacher LAURSEN, JUNE Nurse Latin Club LERDAHL, DAVID Insurance Salesman Tower Timesg A Cappella Choir? Usher Clubg 'fMeet Arizona LEVENICK, PALMER A. . Grocer Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg t'Meet Arizona LILLIE, RICHARD Physical Education Teacher Latin Clubg A Cappella Choirg Barber Shop Quartetg Programs for D e a r Ruth 3 H Meet Arizona! '3 Our Town LINDE, BETTY LOU Kindergarten teacher Treble Clef Club LAUFENBERG, MARCELLINE Secretary Entered as Junior from Delavan LAWRENCE, MARILYN Telephone Operator Entered as Senior from Baraboo LETLEBO, MARTHA Bookkeeper Ten Pointg Shorthand, Typ- ing and Filing Awardsg Tower Times Business Static LITTEL,DONNA Bookkeeper LOY, WILLIAM Commercial Artist Shaw Award LUND, DONALD Private Business i LOLMAUGH, LUCY Nursing Band Awardsg Latin Clubg Properties for Our Town LUDDEN, JAMES Pharmacy LYONS, JOAN Filing Clerk Horticulture Club s f .rs MABIS, CAROL Secretary Red 'Crossg Y-Teensg Girls' Glee Club MAHLING, JEAN Accountant Band Awardsg S.A.A. Col- lectorg Tower Times MALINE, BETTY Bank Work Stamp Collectorg Treble Clef Clubg Properties for Dear Ruth 3 Our Town MACAULAY, BARBARA W liitewater State Teachers' College Secretary, Greenhouse Clubg Horticulture Clubg Costumes for Dear Ruth MAHLKE, ERNIE University of Wisconsin German Club MARKS, CHARLES H. Commercial A-rt Usher Club, Flag Bearer v MC GINLEY, DONALD Commercial Artist MC GUIRE, JOHN College Naval Veteran MEIER, JAMES Commercial Artist MC GUINE, PEGGY Secretary Girl Reserves MEDENWALD, HELEN Physical Education National Honor Societyg Letters of Conimendationg Ten Pointg Editor-in-Chief, Tower Timesg Student Coun- cilg Girls' Offieiating Clubg Latin Club 5 Junior Cross Repreasentativeg Youth Mayor's Councily M Awardg Gold Pendant Awardg Make- up for Seven Keys to Baldpatewg Programs for Our Town ' ' MELAND, ELMER Camera Club MASSEY, CORRINE Dental Assistant Latin Clubg S horthan d Awardg Large M MATTESON, FAYNE Ojfice Work February Graduate A Cappella Choir MC CRAY, JOAN University of Wisconsin Tower Timesg Triple Triog A Cappella Choirg Up In The Air 5 The Student Prnee' ' 5 Publicity for Dear Ruth 5 Meet Arizona Our Town Red MATTESON, ARDELL Beauty Operator Band and Orchestra Awardsg Y-Teensg Stamp Collector MC BOYLE, MARGARET Bookkeeper National Honor Society: S.A.A. Collectorg Triple Triog A Cappella Choirg The Forest Prince 3 Meet Arizona MC DANIEL, DWAYNE Accountant Latin Club MESSNER, DON College Four Lakes Football and Basketball MEYER, ROBERT Farnous Druvminer Basketball Awardsg S.A.A. Collector MILLETTE, MARIAN Travel Treble Clef Clubg German Club MEYER, LEONARD Marquette University President of Senior Classg Football Awards 5 Treasurer of Hi-Y MICKELSON, ARLENE Nursing National H 0 n 0 r Society 1 Typing and Shorthand Awardsg Band and. Orchestra Awardsg S.A.A. Colleetorg Dear Ruth g Student di- rector for 't0ur Town g Make-up for Meet Ari- zonaw MOCKRUD, NOLA University of Wisconsin National H o n 0 r Society: Letter of Commendationg Tower Timesg Debate Clubg Press Clubg Latin Clubg Greenhouse Clubg Y 0 u t l1 Mayor 's Council g Large! I I M 7 7 i MORELAND, VIVIAN Social Worker Latin Clubg Bandg Our Town' ' MUELLER, RAMON College President of Junior Classy Football and B a s e b a ll Awardsg Hi-Y3 Home Room Custodiang Our Town NAPSTAD, BETTY Physical Education Teacher National Honor Societyg Ten Pointg Letters of Commen- dationg M Awardg Secre- tary of Junior Classy Tower Talesg Junior Red Cross Re- presentativeg Latin Clubg Girls' Officiating Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Properties for Seven Keys to Baldpaten v i MORGAN, ROBERT College Football Awardsg F o u r Lakes Football and Basket- ballg S.A.A. Colleotorg Hi-Y MYERS, D. JEANNE Writer Band Award NEFF, GERALDINE Air Line Hostess Letter of Commendationg S. A. A. Collectorg T ower Timesg Latin Clubg Officiat- ing Club NELSON DONA University of Wisconsin Latin Clubg German Club NIEMAN, DONALD E. S.A.A. Collector NOLTE, DAVID NELSON, MARION Travel M Awardg Latin 'Clubg German Clubg Orchestra NODOLF, KEITH Engineer Track Awardsg Four Lakes Basetball NORGORD, RUTH Medical Technician Radio Code Clubg Otfliciat- ing Clubg Programs for Dear Ruth NORMAN, DUANE University OIE, GERD University of Wisconsin National H o n o 1' Society: Service Eg Band and Orches- tra Awardsg Tower Talesg Tower Timesg Large My De- bate Clubg Treble Clef Clubg German Clubg Student Coun- cilg Youth Councilg Pro- grams for Dear Ruth g Young April 3 Our Town OLIVERSEN, ELSA Nursing D. A. R. Awardg National Honor Societyg Letters of Commendationg HM' ' Ath- letic Awardg Stamp Collec- torg Tower Talesg A Cappel- la Choirg Latin Club, Secre- taryg Horticulture C lub, Presidentg The Forest P1'ince 3 Costumes for Dear Ruth Meet Ari- zona g NOVICK, ANN Retail Seller A Cappella Choirg Meet Arizona OLDENBURG, LEROY Filling Station Work Football Awardsg Volley- ballg A Cappella C h o ir 5 Stamp Collector K OLIVERSEN, JR, OTTO Professional Baseball Player S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Col- Lakes Football and Basket- lakes Football and Basket- ball OLIVERSON, JAMES OTTOW, ELAINE OLSON, PHYLLIS Secretary Shorthand Awards 3 Latin Club Unlvffflfiv Of Wlmmm PAHMEIER, HENRY Band Awardsg S.A.A. Col- leetorg Latin Clubg Student Councilg Dear Ruth Football Awards PAYNE, KATHRYN University M Awardg Tower Talesg Latin Club' Officiating Club' PARKER? RICHARD Radio Codle Clubg Properi Business College ties for Dear Ruth ' PEAR-CE, JANE Uizifversity of llfiseoizsiiz N urdng School Band Awarilsg M Awardg S.A.A. Collectorg Home Room President and Secre- taryg Latin Club PEDERSEN, ROY College Track Awardsg Radio Code Clubg Cheerleaders Clubg Hi-Y PESCHEL, DONNA Typist Y-Teens PEARSON, SHIRLEY Airline Sfewardess Band Awardsg Home Room Presidentg Greenhouse Club Presidentg Costumes for t'Dear Ruth PERKINS, GEORGE College H o m e R o o ni Presidentg Movie Operators Club PETERSEN, SIGDOR Meclianic Service Eg Letter of Com- inendationg S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Collectorg Manager of Track Teamg Usher Clubg Stage Crewg Garden Clubg A Cappella Choirg Up in the Air g Our Towng Seven Keys to Baldpaten POWELL, JEAN Travel Mechanic PULLEY, SUSAN NE POWERS, CHARLES Nursing Mechanic ' ' Meet Arizona QUINLAN, VIRGINIA PYNE, JAMES A caderny man POWELL, WILLIAM H. Laboratory Technician S.A.A. Collectorg L a, tin . Clubg Glee Clubg Y-Teens' MeVChan'f Zwarme Home Room Program Chairi PETERSON, B. JEAN Secretary S.A.A. Collectorg Glee Club PETTY, GORDON POLLOCK, NORVAN Af Chemistry Home Room Vice-President PETERSON, WILLIAM Law and Travel Service E3 Football Awardsg A Cappella Choirg Debate Clubg Dear Ruth 5 Forest' Princeng Meat Arizonang Our Town POLLEY, WILMA Office Work February Graduate POOLE, HOWARD Professional Baseball S.A.A. Collector RANDALL, MARVA Stenographer Ten Pointg Short hand and Typing Awardsg Home Room President and Secretaryg S. A.A. Collectorg Y-T eens Clnner Club Councilj REED, MALCOLM 14'U7lGxl1:0'Vl' Radio Code Clubg Properties for Dear Ruth REINHOLTZ, STANLEY A Accountant . Ten Pointg Latin Club, Vice- President 5 Home Room Pro- gram Chairman p REEB, JANE A Telephone ,Supervisor Band Awards REIDELBACH, ROBERT Florist REINKE, KENNETH ROBB, DONALD President of Debate Club ROBERTSON, MARIE Stenographer ROGERS, RUTH Nurse A Cappella Choirg The Forest Prince Meet Ari- zona l ROBERTS, SALLY Travel S.A.A. Collectorg H01118 Room Vice:-Presidentg Prop- erties and Publicity Com- mittees for Dear Ruth ROCKNEY, SHIRLEY Typist Home Room Secretaryg S.A. A. Collectorg A Cappella Choirg Meet Arizona' ' ROLIT, BEVERLY SAECK, LYLE Accountant National H o n 0 r Society: Football Awardsg Vice- President of Senior Class 3 ROLLAND, ALICE College Tower Timesg B u sin e s s Clubg Offieiating C lu bg Latin Club , ROUNDS, DARREL College Service Eg Football and Track Awardsg Barbershop Quartet RUN STROM, CHARLES College Home Room Presidentg Stu- dent Council Presidentg Tower Timesg Hi-Y SANDMIRE, JANET University of W1'sconsin Entered as Junior from Cottage Grove SAVEE, AUDREY ' M zfsic Triple Triog A Cappella Choirg Meet Arizona l l i SAMS, RUTI-I Private Secretary S.A.A. Collectorg Glee Club SAUK, BETTY SAVEE, DONNA I Laboratory Technician Treble Clewf Clubg Green- house Club 5 Horticulture Clubg Publicity for Dear Ruth ROSENSTEEL, WILLIAM Civil Engineer Band Awardsg Radio Code Clubg Bleacher Crew ROYCRAFT, MARY Nnrsing Latin Clubg Radio Code Club 5 Red Cross RYAN, REX Accountant Football Awardsg S.A.A. Collector SCHAEFER, JOHN University of Wisconsin Band Award, Football Award, S.A.A. Collector, A Cappella Choir, Barbershop Quartet, The Forest Prince , Up in the Air , Meet Arizona SCHLICHT, JEAN Nursing Secretary of Senior Class, Band Awards, Tower Times, Officiating Club, President and Secretary of Home Room SCHLUTER, LAVON Bank Work Ten Point, S.A.A. Collector, A Cappella Choir, Meet Arizona SCHARA GLEN Coach National Honor Society, Football, Basketball, and Track Awards, Home Room President, Hi-Y, Vice-presi dent of Student Council SCHLINSKE DELORES Nursing National Honor Society, Ten Point, Letters of Com mendation, Band and Or chestra Awards, UM A ward, Tower Tales, Latin Club, Student Council' Youth Council, Red Cross Representative, Properties for '40ur Town A SCHMIDT, ROSEMARY X-Ray Technician Tower Tales, German Club, Latin Club, Make up for H Seven Keys to Baldpaten SCHNELL, DENNIS Art SCI-IREIBER, RICHARD A. Chiropractor Band Awards, S.A.A. Col- lector SCHUMACHER, HELEN Teacher Band Awards, German Club, Glee Club SCHOTT, GERALD Auto Meclianic SCHULTZ, CHARLES Agriculture SCHWEPPE, N. GEORGE College A Cappella Choir, Barberh Shop Quartet, The Forest Princew, Meet Arizona SEILS, BURTON B. Paint Store Manager Barbershop Quartet SELJE, STANLEY SEILS, RUSSELL College Veteran, U.,S. Army SEMRAD, DONNA Draftsrnan Bnsiness College SEVERSON, BONNIE SERSTAD, WILLIAM College College Large M Awardg Radio Code Club 5 Garden Club .. SEVERSON, DONALD SILVERBERG, JOE College Latin Clubg Aviation, Clubg SILVERS, JUNE Travel Glee Clubg Green House Clubg Horticulture Club SIMPSON, HELEN Airline Hostess Stamp Collectorg Y-Teensg Greenhouse Clubg Costumes for Dear Ruth Debate Club SIME ELIZABETH I nclnstrial Research Chemist National H 0 n o r Society: Service E3 Ten Pointg De- bate Club Librarian 5 Tower Tales Business Managerg Costumes for Dear Ruth SKULDT, GLORIA University of Wisconsiii Ten Pointg Band Awards, Orchestra 5 Latin Club i SMALL, MARILYN Departrnent Store Clerk A Cappella Choir 3 Y-Teensg Treble Clef Clubg Meet Arizona SMITH, ROBERT Mechanic Archery 5 Bleaeher Crew SORENSON, BEVERLY VB00kkeeper Triple Triog Glee Clubg Hor- ticulture Club Secretaryg Properties for Dear Ruth' l i SMITH, GORDON Draftsman SMITH, RUSSELL College SORENSON, DONNA JEAN Travel SORENSON, MARGARET Luther College Debate Club Secreitaryg Latin Clubg Costumes for UOur Town STANZEL, EDWARD Doctor Stage Crewg Latin Club STEINBECK, DAWN Certified Public Accountant S.A.A. Collectorg Latin Clubg Officiating Club 5 Stu- dent Council Secretary SPAI-IN, WILLIAM H. Travel Four Lakes Basketball and Footballg Greenhouse Club STEELE, SARA M. University of Wisconsin National Honor Society: Service E5 Ten Pointg Short- hand Awardsg Tower Talesg Tower Tirnesg Debate Club Librarian 5 Latin Clubg Cos- tumes for 'fDear Ruthng Properties for Our Town STEINHOFER, BEVERLY I 1 STROSCHEIN, AUDREY Bookkeeper Properties for Our Town SUTHERLAND, ROBERT Forestry or Dentistry President of Home Roomg Aeronautics Clubg Four Lakes Football and Basket- ball SWIGGUM, BETTY Certijied Public Accountant -Large M Awardg Radio Code Clubg Girls' Officiating Clubg Programs for Dear Ruth SUND, MARIAN . High School Teacher SWAGER, BENNIE Phalrrnocist Receiving diploma from Pontiac, Michigan, High School. SYFTESTAD, DAVID Accountant Ten Pointg Student Councilg Latin Clubg Golf Clubg Four Lakes Basketball STEINHOFER, DOUGLAS STENDER, HARRIET' Christian Edncation Director Tower Timesg Debate Clubg Garden Club 5 Treble Clef Club STOUT, VIRGINIA Telephone Operator or Bookkeeper Home Room Secretary 5 S.A. A. Collector STEMP, STANLEY B nsin essrnan S.A.A. Collectorg Stamp Col- lectorg Four Lakes Basket- ball and, Football STICI-I, KEITH M echalnicat Engineer Band and Orchestra Awardsg Camera Club STRAND, IMOG-ENE Stenographer Band Awardsg T y p i n g Awardg Latin Club THOMPSON, JOHN O. A Printer Band and Orchestra Awards Football Awardsg S.A.A Collectorg Radio Code Club Student Council ' Hi-Y' 7 7 'f0ur Town THOMPSON, RICHARD Heating and Ventiloition Vetran, U. S. Army TIEDT, WILLIAM Radio and Electronics Engineer Movie Operators Club 3 E THOMPSON, LORRAINE J. Secretory TIEDEMAN, DONALD College Football Awards 5 Home Room President TJUG-UM, DONNA Clerical W orker Service E5 M Awardg Ten Pointg Shorthand Awardsg Typist for Tower Timesg Student Councilg Glee Club TARG-ES-ON, RICHARD Electrical Engineer TRACY, ANNABELLE . University of W iscofnsin Vice President of Home Room TROTT, NORMA Eile Clerk Girls' Glee Clubg Red Cross Work TOYCEN, CHARLES Advertiser Entered from Jacksboro, Texasg Basketball and Track Awardsg Cheerleaders, Club TRAINOR, MARY LOU Explorer German Club TROTTER, MAVIS Nurse Girls' Glee Club 1 VOSS, DON Photography or Music February Graduate A Cappella Choirg U s h e r Clubg Camera Clubg Staff for Seven Keys to Bald- pateug Staff for Dear Ruthng HErminie g Up in the Air- 3 The Forest Prince WAITE, PAUL Gr. Archaeologist Service Eg Scholastic Art Awardsg S.A.A. Collector WEARY, DONALD Motion Picture Operator WAGNER, CAROLYN Housewife S.A.A Collector WALTERSCI-IEIT, JOAN African Explorer Secretary of Home Rooing Latin Clubg German Club WEBER, RICHARD Chernist or Baker VALLENDER, MERRILL Aeronautics A Cappella Choirg Barberf- shop Quartetg Radio Codeg Student Pilotg Cadet Cap- tain, C.A.P.C.5 The Forest Prince ' 'Q Meet Arizona VAN HAREN, JACK C ornrnercial Art Football Awardsg H o in e R o 0 m Program Chairniang F 0 u r Lakes Basketballg Prompted for Dear Ruth 5 Our Town VINJE, VIOLA . Physical Education Teacher VALTIERRA, JEANNE University S.A.A. Collectorg Bandg Or- chestrag Latin. Clubg MH Award VICK, D. LORETTA St. Olaf College National H o n o r Society: Ten Pointg Editor, Tower Tales 5 Aeronautics Club 3 Student Councilg Dear Ruthng Our Townl' VON' BURG, MARJORIE University of Wisconsin Tower Timesg Radio Code Clubg Properties for Dear Ruth g Our Town WEINSHEL, LEO University of W iseonsin Tower Times 5 Orehestrag Camera Club 3 Photography Staff WHEELER, SHIRLEY Bookkeeper Student Councilg Officiating Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Latin Clubg .Y-Teens WHITCHER, MARVEL University Home R 0 o m Seeretaryg Stamp Colleetorg Greenhouse Clubg Treble Clef Clubg Properties f o r D e as r Ruth g Our Town WESLEY, NORMAN Forestry Work WHIPPLE, ROBERT M achinist Aeronautics Clubg Proper- ties for Dear Ruth g Our Town' ' WHITLOCK, JUANITA Stenographer Shorthand Awards QE' WILCOX, DORIS Nursing Home Room Seeretaryg German Club WILLIAMS, LA RAINE Journalist Tower Timesg Properties for Dear Ruth WOOLEVER, DOUGLAS Business Manager Latin Club WILDECK, ROBERT , Building Contractor WILSON, D. FRED Psychiatry Usher Clubg Radio Code Club WRIGHT, CHARLENE Dress designing Glee Club Y ,I WURTZLER, BEVERLY Secretary Shorthand Awards 3 Glee Club F., , lr Y- i x, Kr ll Qyw YIiST, NELL11: Office Work Band Awardsg Tower Talesg Home Room Vice Presidentg S.A.A. Collector r ZAMZOW, THOMAS Cherfiiral Engineer Home Room Presidentg La- tin Clubg Four Lakes Foot- ball and Basketball No picture MINOR, DUANE February Graduate YOUNG-, SHIRLEY High School H ' M athernatics Teacher Ten Pointg Latin Club 1 ZABROCKI, CAROLYN University of Wisconsin Service E5 Letter of Com- mendationg Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg Latin Clubg Girls' Glee Club 5 Costumes for 'tSeven Keys to Bald- pate 5 Properties for Dear Rutl1 g Meet Arizona ZWANK. ILENE Model S.A.A. 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FT fa saw-'if K,-iv Qfvsv-.3 d,Q..r'fQ.'H'C EM E is NO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Front Bowl left to rightj: John Collins, Wanda Berthelmann, Betty Frank, Rosemary Kalfsbeck, Betty Napstad, Bill Kean.. Second Row: Elsa Oliversen, Janice Levenick, Dolores Schlinske, Glen Schara, Helen Medenwald, Geraldine Hanson, Absent: Charles Anderson Outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the requirements for election to the National Honor Society, the highest honor which can be conferred on a high school student. N. H. S. members this year undertook the job of revising the school handbook. Their year-round project is to keep the Service E cards up to date The annual alumni reunion is the society's big social event. SERVICE E AND LETTER OI' COMMENDATION: Front Rowfleft to rightlz Mildred Enerson, Martha Litlebo, Nola Mockrud, Donna Tjugum, Wanda Ber- thelmann, Betty Napstad, Betty-Frank. Second Row: Julia Johnston, Madonna Egan, Arleuie Schmiege, Sara Steele, Mary Jane Kleinheinz, Elsa Oliversen. H Third Row: Keith Cooley, Jack Hilden, Martha Porter, Janice Levenick, Helen Medenvvald, Gerd Oie, Harley Hinrichs, Burdick Myre. Students who have given a great deal of service and time to the school in extra- curricular activities receive Service E pins, Letters of Commendation are awarded to students who are entitled to pins but are members of the National Honor Society or have already received a Service E. S STUDENT COUNCIL: Dawn Stein- beck, Secretary, Lyle Saeck, Presi- dent, Glen Schara, Vice-President. The student council is the school governing body which handles the minor problems arising during the year. Its projects this year included a paper drive, the proceeds of which went for food for the- children of War-torn countries. TEN POINT: Front Row fleft to rightj: Iona Jewell, Charlene Carlson, Mary Culp, Audrey Jen- sen. Second Row: Esther Adank, Betty Jensen, VVanda Berthelmann, Lar- ry Howe, Douglas Johnson. Third Row: La Von Bass, Arlene Jenkins, Rita Cleasby, Betty Frank, Herman Hinrichs, Leo Frye. Fourth Row: Shirley Halverson, Carol Jones, Chuck Anderson, Bob Edland, Bruce Howe, Harley Hinrichs, Carl Hohlstein. I . ,, , .. ., .,,. .. ,ln ar, Q.. ,, TEN POINT: Front Row Qleft to rightj: Carol Schuetze, Jane Sulzer, Charlene Schaefer, Carol Thorson, Mary Moore Second Row: Loretta Vick, Ruth Larson, Martha Porter, Beth Mitchell, Gail NVold, Barbara Watson, Barbara Zabroeki. Third Row: Arlene Schmiege, Bilila Kurth, Ann McNamara, Elsa Splett, Rosemary Kalfsbeck, Ann Slater, Pat Runstrom, Jean Krehl. Fourth Row: Shirley Simonson, Gloria Skuldt, Sara Steele, Joan Lnnde, Mary Mc- Cabe, Arlen VVa.rd, Scott Krane, Bonnie Kurth, Norma Trindle, A pupil who maintains an average of ten grade points or more for one semester is placed on the privileged list. This scholastic attainment is rewarded by special privileges and optional study hall attendance conditioned by behavior. TOWER TALES: The annual staff under the direction of Miss Dietrich and Editor Loretta Vick has Worked long and hard at gathering, for your enjoyment, the bits of memories of classes, fun and frolic which made up the unforgettable school days of H48 . TIIWER TALES Editor . ....... . . . . Lonetta Vick Business Manager ........ Elizabeth Siine Graduates ...... Elsa Oliversen Activities .. .... Sara Steele School Life' ........ .. Gerd Oie Girls' Sports .... Betty Napstad Boys' Sports .... Edrnan Elledge COMMITTEE HEADS: Front Row Qleft to rightj: Betty Napstad, Edman Elledge, Loretta Vick. ' Second Row: Elsa Oliversen, Gerd Oie, Sara Steele, Elizabeth Sime. A STAFF MEMBERS. Front Bow Cleft to rightl: Kathryn Payne, Charlene Schaefer Second Row. Mary Moore, Jane Spencer, Audrey Jensen. Third Row: Mary Jane Kleinheinz, Ronnie Kurth, Lucille West, Harley Hinrichs, Nellie Yust. , Absent: Ann Slater, Barbara Skare, Keith Cooley, Dolores Schlin- ske, Arlene Schmietge, Bob Verberkmoes, Pat Runstrom, Philip Ashby TOWER TIMES: Meeting deadlines, planning page makeup, doing copy and proof reading, and getting the Tower Times out on time was no small job for the editorial staff. During the year the newspaper was the linger on the pulse of the student body reflecting its humor, joy and serious side. TUWEB ' TIMES Editor-in-Chief .......... Helen Medenwald News Editor ...... Betty Frank Feature Editor ............ Rosemary Kalfsbeck Girls' Sports Editor ...... Marjorie Von Burg Boys' Sports Editor ...... John Collins Junior Pen Editor ........ Wanda Berthelmann Exchange Editor . . Nola Mockrud Advisor ............ Miss Beffel -W Editorial Staf. Front Row fleft to rightj: Nola Mockrud, Betty Frank, Rosemary Kalfsbeck, VVanda Berthelmann. Second Row. Marjorie Von Burg, John Collins, Helen Medenwald. Reporters and Typists. Front Row Cleft to rightjz Ida Naffz, Jeanne Oliverson, Mary Moore, Charlene Carlson, Jane Spencer, Beth Mitchell, Carol Thorson. Second Row :Jean Davies, Gerd Oie, Joan McCray, Dorothy Lough- rey, Audrey Jensen, Patricia Runstrom. Third Row: Arleen Jenkins, Mildred Enerson, Eyvonne Moore, Jean Krehl, Rita Cleasby, Mary Phelps, Sara Steele. Fourth Row: Lucille West, Dolores Wesliey, Deloris Walsvik, Dave Lerdahl, Palmer Levenick, Roger Holton, Harley Hinrichs, BUSINESS STAFF: Front Row Cleft to rightjz Martha Letle-bog Charlene Schaefer, Gertrude Monson, Bonnie Evans. Second Row: Dolores Korbg Madonna Egan, Virginia Jensen, Geraldine: Neffg Alice Rolland. Third Row: Arline Schmiegeg Joan Goodwin, Elsa Splett, Gail Wold, Barbara Ellis, Mary Jane Kleinheinz. Back Row: Betty Dojeva, Jo Deen Gest, Marjorie Lund, Carolyn Zabrocki, Barabara Zabrocki, Julia Johnston. The girls behind the stories, these members of the Tower Times Business Staff, were often seen scurrying around the East Side obtaining the ads which helped to finance the newspaper. Miss Gebhardt is the advisor. A ' Q ' , zleieis, swf '. DEBATE CLUB: Front Row fleft to right? : Carol Thorson, Donnna Erickson, Gail Wo'ld, Audrey J ensen. Second Row: Mildred Jenkins, Arlene Jenkins, Margaret Sorenson, Elizabeth Sime, Joe Silverberg. Third Row: Sara Steele, Elsa Splett, Walter Kehn, Bill Peterson, Anita Flint, Donald Robb. Resolved: That the Federal Government should require arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American lndustriesng was the question before the East debaters and their many opponents this year. Besides being hosts and officiahs at the Sectional Debate Tournament in February, the members participated in debates at Wisconsin High and at Jefferson. Mr. Lincoln is the coach. LATIN CLUB: Seated Cleft to rightjz Jean Davies, Quaestor, Betty Napstad, Con- sul, Beverly Sime, Tribune, Standing: Ronald Kurth, Tribune, Elsa Oliversen, Scriba, Harley Hinrichs, Pro Consul. ' The Latin Club, East's largest organization, is made up of Senior High Latin Stu- dents. One of their main projects this year was a clothing drive for the children of War-torn Europe. During their meetings they celebrate Roman holidays, have movies and student talent shows, and plan their annual spring picnic. Miss Jordan and Miss Margetis are the advisors. The Tribes and their members are: Tribe 1: Wanda Berthelmann, chairman, Frank Ga.ines, James Hubin, Julia Johns- ton, Janice Levenick, Betty Napstad, Elsa Oliversen, Patricia Schultz, Leroy Silam- pa, Shirley Ireland. Tribe 2: Egmont Brandt, chairman, Lois Anne Bradley, Mary Cassidy, Barbara Dahl-e, Caryl Dunning, Lois Goth, Arlene Jenkins, Carol Jones, Getrude Monson, Douglas VVoolever, Erling Ylvisaker. Tribe 3: John Collins, chairman, Shirley Young, Ronnie Kurth, Margaret Sorenson, Otto Puls, Thomas Lacy, Elsa Splett, Barbara Zabrocki, Carol Schuetze, Audrey Chapin. Tribe 4: Mary Culp, Chairman, Corrine Massey, Beverly Sime, Audrey Crary, Jo Ann Hinson, Barbara Hill, Martha Porter, Andrew Haukereid, Larry Howe, Jeanette Schlimgen. Tribe 5: Jean Davies, Chairman., Betty Koltes, Beverly Langetig, Marlene Radl, Janice Pahlmeyer, Cherie McFarland, Ann Thompson, Carol Thorson. Tribe 6: Neil Kempf, Chairman, Charlene Schaefer, Phyllis Anderson, Sondra Bird, Dorothy Cook, Janet Miller, Neil Campbell, Stan Stitgen, Delores Lansing, Darwin Nelson. Tribe 7: Betty Frank, Chairman, Dolores Korb, Kathryn Payne, Jack Guhl, Frank Hanson, Clayton Harrison, Alice Hornbeck, Darlene king, Stanley Klein. Tribe 8: Joan Goodwin, Chairman, Geraldine Powers, Jean Reed, Merilyn Roth, Sally Silverberg, Jean Whipple, Norma Trindle, Dolores We'sley, Sally Cfhristenson. Tribe 9: Geraldine Edgerton, Jean Hanson, Bertie Lou Williams, Jean Pernot, Gertrude Laufenberge, Nancy Macaulay, Ann Mc Namara. Tribe 10: Bill Kean, Chairman, Patricia Wundrow, Elaine Honey, Anita Flint, Pat Johnson, Mary McCabe, LaVonne Bass, Ramona Egner, Deloris Walsvik, Harley Hinrichs. 0 Garden Club Every Monday this Club, composed of biology students, meets to learn about plant growth, flower arrangement, and insect control. They also start plants for the greenhouse. Miss Engel is the advisor. l L The members are: Bonnie Severson, Donna Rae Pearson, Ruth Knickmeier, Florabelk Severson, Gloirine DuCharme. Rosemary Maciag, Evelyn Brigham, Darlene Ghering, Beth Mitchell, Ann Slater, Beverly Lulling, Bill Brueske, Phyllis Smith, and Arlen is the advisor. -f ruff Greenhouse Club. Front Row Qleft to rightj: Marvel Vllhitcher, Shirley Pearson, Nola Mockrud. ' Second Row: Donna Savee, Helen, Simpson, Barbara Macaulay, Edward Kinsman. Third Row: Virginia Hendrickson, lValla.ee Burgette, Charles Gunderson, Donald Hedding. The Greenhouse Club is open to students with one year's experience in the Horticulture Club. These members care for the museum and the greenhouse and grow Howers and plants for school functions, This year flowers were sent to the Rheumatic Fever Home and the T. B. Sanitoriurn. Miss Stillman is the sponsor. Horliicultllre Club. The members shown here are: Dirl Boshers Phyllis Anderson, Beverly Sorenson, Mary Lou Christofferson, Mary Borland, Joan Lyonns, Don Fem- rite, Robert Kalhagen, Vern Lambrecht, Mary Ellen Cory, and Miss Stillman, the advisor. The activities of this club include caring for the greenhouse, propagating plants, and providing flowers for biology classes. They also furnish flowers for school teas, the stage, the library, the office, the cafeteria, and class rooms. 'Qs .N , 4. fl' ' 4 I .... FUTURE FARMERS OI' AMERICA. Front Row fLeft to rightj: Kenneth Barlow, Donald Barlow, Roger Helgersong Charence Liddicoat. Second Bow: Paul Von Allmeng Duane Loomis, Marvin Smith, Paul Sandsg Eugene Leonhardt. Third Row: Duane Rathertg John Slater, Glen Bartelg Art Voitg Eldon VVinrichg Vernon Aaroeng Olaf Larsen. Fourth Row: Charles Schultz, John Johnson, Edward Olson, Ray Spaanumg Carver Higginsg Clay Davis, Orville Winrich, Abs-ent: Duane Lehr, Marvin Peterson. THE F. F. A., a chapter' of a national organization, is new at East this year. The primary aim of the club is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizen- ship. All members must be students in the agriculture class. An interesting program of activites including a radio broadcast was high lighted by the Father-and-Son Ban- quet held this spring. Mr. Gerhardt is the advisor. USHER CLUB. Front Row fleft to rightj : Charles Marks, Robert Ramthum, Leland Kempf, Dan Crawford, Clifford Jones, Sigdor Peterson Second Row: Florian Jabas, Richard Carman, Herman Hinrichs, Fred Becker, Dave Cartwright, Bill Farness. Third Row: Mickey Bloom, Dennise Kluge, John Prideaux, Keith Cooley, Charles Steele Fourth Row: Lloyd Marfilius, David Lerdahl, Ray Griesbach, Bob Stanzel, Howard Hoveland, Jack Hilden, Ronald Lampe Members of the Usher Club in their purple and gold jackets are familiar figures at all of East's games, plays, operettas, concerts, and P. T. A. meetings. They are in charge of the Hag ceremonies at the beginning of each auditorium program. Miss Leary is the club advisor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. Harley Hinrichs, Marcia Holmes, Rodney Sime. Absent: Ernest Heiman, Burdick Myre. These shutter inthusiasts under the direction of Mr. Wlilliams take most of the pictures which appear in the annual and the school paper. In room 44, their 'thang- out, they learn and put into practice ne-w and better methods of photography. ,.. .A ,. - M NK was Hi-Y. Front Row, Cleft to rightj: Norris Ace, Lyle Saeek, Tom Dyer, John Ellestad, Elmer Fosdal, Bud Jensen, Don Messner Second ROW: Glenn Schara, Jack Barnhart,Jim Bailey, Toni Mciiarthy, Gerald Han- son, Bob Morgan. Third Bow: Bill Day, Jini Marlilius, Jack Kelly, Douglas Bailey, Hoy Pederson, Al Meyer, Boger Kluge. Fourth Row: Bob Sutherland, Don Amacher, John Thompson, Charles Anderson, Dale Bossenberry, Clarence Straavaldsen, Bob Meyer, Da NVayne Tietz. The Hi-Y is a section of an all-city organization sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. ln addition to their weekly meetings the boys have several social events each year. The purpose of this organization is to set high standards of conduct and encourage other boys to seek such standards. Mr, Brill is the faculty advisor. Y-TEENS. Front Row, Cleft to righijt Jacqueline Senteney, Dolores Marks, Iona Jewell, Jane Spencer, Marlyne Sehantz, Helen Coughlan, Audrey Knopf, Alice Hornbeck. 1 , Second Bow: Marilyn Jerrick, Dolores Rattle., June Middleton, Marilyn Lawrence, Helen Tholo, Viola Vinje, Ann. Smith, Jeannine lllest, Gail 'Wold Third Bow: Sara Homewood, Dolores Lerwiek, Eileen Riley, Betty Sauk, Lilian Lehman, Juanita Shoep, Ann Mcldvilly, Shirley Roll. ln their club rooms at the Y.W.C.A., the Y-Teens work O11 many public service projects for local hospitals and other institutions. In addition to this work, their social calender includes dances, hayrides, picnics, hikes, and dinners. MUSICAL THE A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Vogelbaugh, was composed of approximately ninety students this yearj Membership is attained by pupils who have taken one semester of glee club or chorus and have passed required tests in voice and musician- ship, The chorus participated in, the winter and spring concert and in several audi- Triple Trio. Front Row, fleft to riglitj: Claudine Lincicum, Beverly Sinie, Margaret Mcl-Boyle. Second Row: Rita De Clueg Rita Cleasby, Audrey Jense11. Third Row: Betty Jenson, Marilyn Siker, accompanistsg Joan McCra.y, Marilyn Parish. Third Row: Betty Jenson, Marilyn Siker, Accoinpanistg Joan ability, are known as the Triple Trio. During the year they have sung i11 the auditorium, and at other school and public functions throughout the city. GROUPS , 'E ., 17. P3 E 5 ' rf, r' torium and P.T.A. programs, joined the mt and Central choirs in the Christmas pageant at th State Capitol, gave a concert for' Wisconsin Education As- sociation, and presented the modern Ba,rbers2.4eg Quartet. At piano: Don Hovde Back Row, fhift to rightl: George Otis, Dick Lillie, Jim Bailey, Frank 1.l.LI'lSUIl, Ken Herling, John Schaefer, Merrill Vallender. Organized just two years ago, the Barbershop Quartet has become a popular source of entertainment at many school functions, including dances, auditoriuin programs, and PTA programs. Miss Vogelbaugh is the director. ' ce., ,L St. M... A W, . The Concert Filling the orchestra pit during the auditorium programs. playing for home football and basketball games, and giving two concerts were some of this year's activities of East's concert band. Through- out the football season, rain or shine, the band spent the fifth period marching on tl1e practice field, learning' new formations for between-halves e11ter- Baton Club. First Row, fleft to rightj: Bernice Rounds, Jim Berray, Donna Fetty. Second Row: June Middleton, Gail lVold, Leslie Ellis. The talented members of the Baton Club led the band at many games and parades this year. They added color and pep between halve-s of the home football games with their fine demonstrations of skill. Band tainment at the games, Among the highlights for the band this year were the trip to Racine for the Park-East football game and playing for the South- ern Wfisconsin Education Association Convention at the Orpheum Theatre. This group is under the direction of Mr. VVollen. r' Ch,eier1ea,derS' Club. Front Row, Cleft to rightj: Barbara Mathys, Beverly Hoiby, Mary Sohweppe, Charlotte La Grey, Joan Fitzsimmons, Beverly Kehn, Joyce Arnold, Lois Morgan. Second How: Lyle Leverentz, Eugene llvalker, Bob Stone, Ronnie: Kurth. Third How. Bob Verberkmoes, Don Yan Haren, Hoy Pederson, Duane Van llaren The Uheerleaders' Ulub is reputed to be the most strenuous club at East. Besides leading- the cheers at the football and basketball games, the members have conducted many pep meetings in the auditorium this year. Mr. lVoolen their advisor. l The String Quartet. Harold Stitgen, Leo lVei11shel, Carol Jones, Marilyn E absent. The string quartet, newly organized this year, met during club period: hearse and become acquainted with the highest form of musical expression, r.c22:-Qori, s In re- f- the tvraditioiial string quartet music of the masters. They have provided music for several dinners and programs at the School and for various civic affairs. The Concert Qrchestra The orchestra, under the baton of Mr. XVoo11en, took part in the winter and spring coiicertshprovided music for both the senior' high plays, and accompanied the choir in presenting this year's operetta, HMeet Arizonaw. The Treble Clef Club The Treble Clef Club, or Girls! Glee Club as it is often called, was composed of over one hundred chorus students this year, under the direction of Miss Vogelbaugh. In addition to appearing' in auditorium programs, the groups sang at both the Winter and spring concerts and 4er1teI'tai11e'd at Parent-Teacher Association meetings, East Side Youth Mayor Council.. .Front Row fleft to rightj : Arlene Mickelson, Rose- mary Kalfsbeck, Nola Mockrud, Jean Davies. Second Row: George Falkenstein, Edman Elledge, Don Hovde, Warren Anderson, - .Helen Medesnwald. X Third ROW: Bill 'Kean, Mayor John Collins, Bob Whipple, Bill Farness, Jim Bailey. A One of the highlights of the spring is the annuallcampaign of a junior for the position of Mayor in the East Side Youth Council. At the election, alderrnen are also chosen. The Mayor appoints his own officials for the term of one year. This organi- zation is unique - outstanding in the city and the state. REI? CHESS I E?3ESENTA'1'IVES. Seated: Helen Mendenwald, Dolores Schlinske. Standiixqr get to rightp. Betty Napstad, Jim Bailey, Barbara. Ellis. llzzst l.igr airs Ilgd 1 ross Veuresentatives were very active this year in the dance given ly the o1j,z1.i::f1tio:1 for charity and in the other activities sponsored by the city group. SGM L rd ' A '7Qx'1, 7 I i um. 3 f, as G . gf J T. l K C 4 . . gx '---- 1' W 'fr 'nga E U Y 3 e 1 , 5 ? 1 Q . , 5 7 I ' ' 5 -x K lg Fi I 1 I x XXXxN , 1. ,gmgp 1 . 'thx :gf 1' EA x 5 fi-Q I 1 If 5 1, I, H ' K .I K J n,, all 1 lil 1 11 I. D :J , s.' g 1 x xx 5 . 1 6 if u 1 I W tj 1' r xy' W GELEBRATE 4 Q1 45 wonnenrul. 'Q' wisconsin as , s ff X 1 Q -N 0 rl Sgmooc Bseomsf , aww, Qm. ex.. K A I a- i Q if YFK October 17, 1947 Did I ever have a super time at the East vs. YVest basketball game tonight, Our dear old team beat VVest 13 to 6, and I'm so-0-0-o-o-o happy. I could just hug every one of the boys, . . don't I wish! Cutest Boy was at the game, too, and I was finally introduced to him. He's ever so 11106. EABHJL IPBRTYK... um' Erwrrra' ugigffj...-Z Lawn., Z: is V if l 'P I 1 ll 'E' 1 4 WI Q o X E , E. gg 'mf November 21, 1947 Dear Ruth was given tonight, and He and I went. It was a wonderful comedy about the trials and tribulations that can be instigated by a teen-age brat. I thought I'd laugh myself to death, and the other folks must have liked it too, be- cause it was a f'sel1out . DEAR DIARY September 8, 1947 VVell, school began today, and I'm already be- ginning to get discouraged, but therels always the bright side of life: on the way to school I met the cutest boy . . . . . dreambait QQ EQ goes W Essay? ...mm 2 4.5 November 14, 1947 HThe Boy asked me to go to the Fall Party, and as it was called the Gay Nineties' Reviewl' I thought we were supposed to dress ac- cordingly. Was I embarassed when He' ' came and I found that it wasn't a costume dance, after all. Oh, Well, he had to wait only an hour for me while I changed. I Fate Quays ,, fajuwld, .. . 5. I Q1 'FF . ' I g 'ffl PE:-:, Lf? XM' . P4 ' B 1,,f,. .wr December 5, 1947 Our team sure is hot this year! VVe beat Cen- tral tonight, and was it an exciting game! I thought we would blow the roof off, we cheered so loudly when Barney,' made the winning basket just as the gun went off. NVhew! and Ill' 0 ' sa ffl leaf. January 25, 1948 We gave the winter concert today and I had to carry that huge old bass to school again. I couldn't play the music, but I faked beautifully. Everyone thought I had memorized all the notes. What they donit know won't hurt them! F M, jx ' .... wwddecseeaso? HMG J KSV QFQS' ly X xfg ' fy Q X 1 vw ' T1 r1Q?Q leiis1A'U - ' J 'K .1 ii B UTKAI. ln!! 10 hs!! I ' 41 Lf K -me creates., ' I f es f1f'N V, jf U...RQeu.'aao! ,f ' 5' f f I engr sm: uma! TW l N , , H XA , ,C 1 5,15 fa it X A 1 NR X l Q x of-,ll qvxhl I - V ' December 20, 1947 Vacation is so wonderful-I never get enough of it. Ilve had so much fun, skiing, skating, and tobogganing. Oh, diary, you should have seen me on, my skiis, or should I say on my head? Ouch! ww!! COUQQQS! .'..-v ' ,ffyrl I ' ' January 28, 1948 I spent all tonight and this afternoon study- ing for my tests tomorrow. Do'n't laugh, diary, I really did. I figure that anyone that can't study in spite of a radio program has no will power. That must be why my mother says I haven't any willpower. Wish me luck! I'll need it! 5, A.-F-.N-sa W yi 5 March 26, 1948 Oh, isn't this Weather simply terrible! Spring vacations, our LAST spring vacation before gradu- ation, and it has to be cold and rainy. Itls so dis- illusioning. I played a little tennis anyway. Oh, Spring, why don't you come? X Ile h0ur-Toum l f I ii J! 1 Ev ,N 175 4 P Z 'L X 1, L '-'im if 1 , , .1,,, J . -1.4 'MNST- May 7, 1948 I had given up all hopes of going to prom when my old faithful, Peter, asked me to go. I had a Wonderful time, and I did not mind being taller, much. I just bent my knees a little and everything was slieky-do. The decorations were so pretty. . all ciunvannn Jos...,?f-5,5 My . I , '42 'EE' , F x f ' if: , x xiii J J- , , 1 I fit'-:Il-L! lg W X X J l!llfKXl'lfTKl'X'WfQ l ' h .:. I 1 is 0 ,fl EMJNSY- ,,1 - X SSRX KX, N .... gf ki ,N fig, AI' X R n uvE'g nfXf:E 0 llvwpgiix-f sp W, e 'N . Qt 4-is NX X 4 . N X X i f f-5 April 23, 1048 My new boy friend, Henry, took me to HOur Town tonight. It had the largest cast that any play at East has had, and it was very impressive. It was a tragedy, and I was sobbing even before the funeral scene. This was so different from the general run of plays: no scenery or properties. June ll, 1948 Excuse the splattering marks, darling diary, but today I said goodbye to dear old East High, and believe it or not, I cried buckets. ,The gradua- tion exercises were Wonderful. They were based on the IVisconsin Centennial, and eomnience- inent was a little different this year because it was at night. YVell, high school days are gone forever now . . ..... Oh, diary, I feel so lost! Dear Ruth The Cast Front Row: Arlene Mickelson, Loretta Vick Second Row. Charlotte Coffey, Janice Levenick, Barbara Werndli Back Row: Bob Verberkmoes, Jack Hilden, Bill Peterson, John Collins, Bob Edlund. The Comedy, Dear Ruth , under the direction of Mrs. Streeter, was presented on November 21, in the school auditorium. It is the story of a GI who, upon his return home finds himself in a complicated situation, the results of which prove very hilarious. Tom Dyer was the student director. HOUI' TOWFIH The spring play, Our Town' ', written by Thornton Wilder, was produced under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Streeter on April 23, in the school audtoriurn. Arlene Mickelson was student director. This play, which required one of the largest casts ever used at East High, is unique in that it is produced without scenery, the stage manager takes a leading part in the play, and the audience watches as properties are moved about. Covering t-he perod of years from 1901 to 1913, it is the simple yet touching' story of the lives of plain, everyday folks in a small New England town.' xy- .. v M, . v .2 :.:.. 2 Q , Q, 4,. 2 Ii Q as .... 'E Rf nw 'W' 3 K., 9. if A ,V 44 is at W . 'fa ,X Qfw' 1 - 'Q I.- ,Z 'vga Jig 5 f'-f i f' W .fi L AW :',,-: 1 -. .1 W :,' ' Af., R if 2 SK sw 4 was-mf? -x N P jk ' in Z 4 If - V '-'2: 2 g,. E :ffl-g':' , Q 1595 gms'- 4? 'N 'M YW' CLASSES Typing Physics Y , Woodwork English P. O. D, Study Hall Meet Arizona , The operetta Meet Arizona was pre- sented on March 19, 1948, in the East High auditorium, under the direction of Miss Cecil-3 Vogelbaugh. The two-act comedy is the story of a Vermont girl, who is invited to visit the Ride 'Em Hard Dude Ranchf, because the owner has diedg and if no Will is found, she, as next of kin, will inherit the Dude Ranch. Joan McCray was the script girl. 5 The cast consisted of: Palmer Levenick as Rennie, Claudine Lincicuin as Maria: Don Hovde as Cappyg lVanda Dzikowieh as Aunt Lavinia, Lynne Koch as Bertie, John Baltes as Jack Guldyg Ken Herling as Larry Ben- son, Marilyn Parish as Emily, Roger Myers as Antonio, Audrey Jensen as Carlottag Margaret McBoyle as Lettie Blair, Leslie 'Nest as Toin lVilder and as Arizona Torn, Merrill Vallender as Carlos, Betty Jensen as Tonita Sunrise, Barbara Kehl as the Dancer, and Jo Ann Hill in a tumbling act. I CLASSES Chemistry Auto Mechanics Band SPBECII Math General Metals ww' Nhh- X ,1- M141 Q 4 4 .iff . A .51 .J wg Sv v .Q 2 wwf, X uf , r'P ! 3 i, 55 22 1' . - . Q 9-fi 1 2 'fr Y ' ,wi Wm 1? z a John Thompson Bob Morgan, Gilbert Borchers, Niel Kempf, Howard Poole Arlene Schmiege Pat I-Ieisig, Agnes Larson, Richard Riley Julia, Johnston and beau Radcliffe Sloggett Ralph and Nancy Donkel Jane Spencer Elsa Splett Mary Jane Kleinheinz Pat Sparks Donna Peterson Delores Schlinske Marion Prenot Shirley Pearson Delores Bottsford PAT,TOM,and Charles Runtrom Edward Smith, Ann Smith, Jack Van Haren Elaine Ottow Tl-IEIHEWQ LSTKK 'IME GIBSON CARL BOWS KNEE socns LONG' STKE! G-HT SHN? 4 i , H GlBSoN Gum. Bwuses Fume sack coma BQLLERINB SKlRTS Summertime 27 MU ' 5 iiiii 'Q i no a A t, ' ' s.Q O11 fllsllfj a. - - w , ,x ,lil 2 it l li 1 iii lf- 1 2 ' 2 'fr 1 fi I it l ', V i it ,, H xr x' l i v ', X L V UNM - On the evening of May 7, students and guests who attended the spring dance, sponsored by the junior class, did not enter the dull, prosaic gym, but a bower of summer loveliness. . This transformation Was brought about by fo,ur decorating committees under the skilled guidance of Ted Stephenson, Lynn Sulis, Delores Olsen, and Clarence Straavaldsen, respectively. As a setting for the dance, and for the grand march led by King Clarence Straavaldsen and Queen Joanne Dor- ing, life-size murals depicting summer scenes in silhouette decorated the ends of the gymnasium. Crepe paper streamers of blue fasteneid to a Wheel in the center of the ceiling, together with blue lights in the canopy above the orchestra, effectively carried out a blue ceiling theme. The floor and lighting committee was headed by Bob Cnare, chaperons and program, Mary Moore, check room, Ann McEvilly and Catherine Ebely, refreshments, Betty Lee Gruber, publicity, Arlene Schmiege, tickets, Dick Thayer. The grand march committee was headed by Dorothy Loughrey. Miss Davey was the faculty general chairman of the dance, while one or more members of the faculty acted as sponsors of each committee. tl Rmmll 'l lkuw f -. ' a D U34 H Sli 5 D 1 I t 'lil ' - -+1 , 'C ,- X: ' 'Rx ,l. ' 1 Jr Ps H - 5 Zi, I M iq, 'B I flu. ' fm f f rv.. -mu I ' 1 44 I fn ll.- . D H , lf, ,.5v3v W . ms 'Sm l,7:q'. u 'I ,. , x !! so if k N 'i wxxx I A , ,L X - 1 , gg, MW ffffmi X ' tg gt. 5 J - , ff L mm Eclsurf 1 CELEBRATE '00, IN I woNnEnFuL '99 wisconsin .O I ' NANCY GRASS DORINB Volleyball J SECOND PLACE TEAM Row One: Lois Langeticg, Capt. Nancy Podell, Carol Lange ' Row Two: Donna Armstrong, Charlotte Legrey, Joanne Saddy Row Three: Caroline Genske, Majorie Lund, Juanita Schoep THIRD PLACE TEAM Row One: Pat Schultz, Capt. Mary Cassidy, Nancy Ronsit Row Two: Pat Sparks, Joyce Arnold! Row Three: Marilyn Roth, Donna Anderson, Doris Knutson Volley Ball Playday Play Day Group 'N '-111 fun ., .,,,,, Row One: D. Hendrickson, M. Cassidy, N. Rlonsit, I. Arnold, G. Wold, L. Ellis, R. Anderson, B. Grass, P. Sparks, P. Schultz. Row Two: J. Levenick, K. Payne, B, Swiggum, B. Napstad, D. Oetzel, J. Schoep, B. Sime, B. Hacgbart, J. Doring, D. Olsen, N. Hillebrandt, M. Roth. Row Three: M. Radl, H, Medenwald, J. Schlicht, S. Wlhieeler, M, Letlebo, B. Scverson, E. Oliversen, I. Valtierra, D. Steinbeck, D. Knutson, A. Schmiege, N. Frothingham, R. Norgord, SS. Roll, D. Anderson, G. Hovig. l w l Ont of the most popular features in the girls' sports program is volleyball. After Weeks of practice many girls mastered the difficult overhand serve. More girls turned out for vol- leyball than for any other sport in the after school tournaments. Hightligting the volleyball season was a playday held here at East High. From the com- petition between East, West, and Central teams, an East team composed of H. Medenwald, N. Frothingham, A Rolland, V. Jensen, B. Sever- son, J. Lescenick, S. Wheeler, and B. Napstad emerged as victors. Basketball VXRGHE ,JEN SEN L JERRY NEFF A E 53 24L CPQROLWN Znbaocvu , ar? ,Q r A ,Q - , ' 4, Wg M ' A Q V. 'W 'A,' .. ' '2 1 ,, , 4 K 1 ' hi V F .,':,, lv , f vi L ,1 wi .: , f H N, , N . g,,,,:z,Qrg Y .1 .,f. , ., , ,-., --u-5 ' -,. A f Q: , pf rr M21 , 6 , -,-. Q ,. - ,. A A f 1 A 1 ., A-, , ' or '-'--Q- ,, ' HELEN NEDENWALD Q 4 r V. mums vnmeann CRPT. NRNC4 ,FRGIHMNGWWX E . W, ..M,,. ,,.,,,,. ,, .,,.,.,..,,.V ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,y,,,, SECOND PLACE TEAM Front: Capt. Mary Karls THIRD PLACE TEAM Row One: Mcrilyn Roth, at Schultz Row Two: Elda Griswold, Margaret Stabcl Row Two: Delores Marks, Mary Vlasak Row Three: Nancy Podell, Lois Langetieg, Doris Oetzel Row Three: Norma Trindle, Gretchen Hovig, Ruth Steinle Cfficials Club Row One: K. Payne, B. Swiggurn, J. Arnold, M. Cassidy, P. Schultz, P. Sparks. Bow Two: M. Roth, J. Whipple, ll, Norgord, B. Napstad, D. Olson, N. Hillebrandt, B. Sime, J. Doring, N. Habich. Row Three: E. Moore, G. Hovig, A. Slater, J. Schoep, S. Roll, H. Medeuwald, J. Schlicht, S. Wheeler, M. Lund. The purpose of the Officials Club is to equip leaders to act? as assistants in intraruurals. The girls are selected by Miss Hansen and Miss Schrader on the basis of class particpation and ability. ll ll , Letter Winners Row 1: R. Norgord, B. Severson, N. Frothingham, J. Bangs, A. Brown, B. Naipstad, B. Swiggum , Row 2: A. Chapin, S. Vlfheeler, K. Payne, M. Letlebo, B.. Frank, D. Schlinske, G. Neff, J. Johnston How 3: J. Schlicht, J. Pearce, D. Steinbeck, lll. Uliversen, H. Mcflenwztld, D. Tjllglllll, C. Massey, D. Hendrickson This group of girls has succeclerl in, earning sufficient athletic points in team sports and individual activities to be awarded the big HMM. Tennis , Tennis is a part of the regular class program. Championship among the junior and seniors is determined by an annual double-elimination tournament. Archery Archery is still only a class activity. It is enjoyed by about ninety girls at East. Since an archery room is now fully equipped, en- thusiasm runs high. Badminton . Badminton Over seventeen girls turned t f h Emerging as champs were seniors Helen Medenwa ou or te 'Badminton tournament this year. ld and Betty Napstad, retaining their last year's title. Two other seniors Bett Bak d J consolation title. , y er an oyce Bangs, Won the V . X I g f ENS 1 gliw fl K ,f, , if X 'G' Af ff fb, f X ,7 .fy- Y I 6-:F ns' 4 Y:-8 msg! N1 C , . N X X 4, . Q' V. .1 X I 1 ,M F. -9: fi gym icsurf WSC GELEBRATE M441 3' wouusnrul. 958' IN I A The Football Squad The Big Beloit . . . East . . . West .... Janesville .... . . . Kenosha . . . Park . . . I-Iorlick . . Central . . East East East East East East East East l E 1 3 5 X WR Q-viilibll ik ,, ,AEM , - .a'-:'flS?af- - X ., . i- 1. ' J . , , f A o f ,W . .- ' M3339 -ww J ' f 9 .,...,. 51 -. - ,, 5 ,z-, -mn, :: 5, -A UM-Y. 1 ,..,' 'FEA 4 H F k as ,M . ' iff: , W T . ' ' 735:55 fg' J ' 4517123-Eai .:' ,. 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Q ws 2? sg Smfwiig, T 1 WW ,Z M5 M ' Un Q y 14 'yy E? 9 fo 9 2 W ff , li' . - V 1 - ' 2-Y - ' M:-l..7..:K:u.a..52351,55 ez, ' 4 4 'E a 5 E -, w,Ag V , .W '- AV .. - . , . . mvlvmvmmuwaf FOUR LAKES FOOTBALL SQUAD How 1: Lester Whitefoot, Larry Otis, Bilil Kemnil-Z, Tom McCarthy, Roger Strasbourg, Roy Graliam, Diek Thayer, John Post Row 2: Ralph Dunkel, Peter Van VVagenen, Deon Moen, Arlon Quale, Lloyd Mzirfiilius, Bill Spraetz, Jerry Sutton, Joe Raftree. Row 3: Rob Ranthum, Paul Quale, Bob Benzrniller, Don Cottom, Jim Bailey, Paul llarvey, Dick Griffin, Dean Massey. ' Row 4: Don Seeliger, Duane Pierstorff, Bob Marking, Rodney Stroseliein, Chuck Steele, Jim Mueller, Merlin Anderson, Al Hess, Chuck Bremer. Glen Schara: All City, Norris Ace. All City: All Big Eight, Al Meyers: All City, All Big Eight, Ramon Mueller: All Pity, All Big' Eight, Al Dickens, All City, Lyle S2lQCk, All City, All Big Eight, Jack Barnhart: All City, All Big Eight, All State. l l BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: D. Crawford, J. Arvold, Manager, E, Prescott, L. Saeck, O. Oliversen, B Day, B. Morgan. - Row 2: Mr. Ferrill, Coach, D. Tietz, J. Barnhart, R .Mue11er, J. Kelly, N. Ace, G. Schara, W. Guiseth, A Meyers, R, Kluge, H. Wood, B. Riley, Manager. 53 feig- gi. s 1 45 is , fi 'Q WF I 3, 4 A i i V mf' g 1 ,Y .064 VARSITY Row One: Lyle Saeck, Bob Morgan, Roy Graham, Roy Pederson, Charles Gunderson, Hob Stanzel, Jim Kelly, Otto Oliversen., Rob Pollei, Tom McCarthy, Ralph Jensen Row Two: Radcliffe Sloggett, Norris Ace, Al Hess, Jack Barnhart, Clarence Straai- valdsen, Ramon Mueller, Dale Bossenberry, Charles Anderson, Da YVayne Tietz, Glen Sahara, Al Meyer, not present, Bob Meyer BIG EIGHT STANDINGS Won Lost Percentage Madison East . . . . 9 5 .642 Racine Park .. .. 9 5 .642 J afnesville ..... . . 9 5 .642 Beloit ............ . . 8 6 .571 Madison West ..... .. 7 7 .500 Madison Central .... .. 6 8 .428 Racine Horlick .... . . 5 9 .357 Kenosha. ........ . . 3 11 .222 Basketball Schedule Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Sophomore Squad Row One: Don Tormey, LeRoy SSila1npz1, Dan. Crawford, Jiin lVIeFarlane, Bob Brown, Lee Rogers, Dick Ripley. How Two: Dick Olson, Yvenrlell Gulseth, Jim Powell, John Lieslnan, Tom lVippv1'- furtli, Ted Payne, Frank Hansen, Leo Sliillinglaw, John Oasen, George Otis. East 38 Oshkosh 35 East 37 Janesville 28 East 34 Marison Central 29 East 40 Kenosha 30 East 26 Racine Park 31 East 26 Dundee 36 East 26 Elgin 53 East 49 Racine Horlick 39 East 32 Madison West 29 East 33 A Beloit 34 East 29 Janesville 47 East 33 Madison Central 31 East 40 Madison West 49 East 43 Kenosha 60 East 43 Racine Park 18 East G1 Beloit 45 East 49 Racine Horlick 40 Columbus Regionanl East 28 Madison Central 36 Consolation East 28 Watertown 36 East 28 Portage 39 '47 LETTERMEN GLEN SCHQQH Y Mggfgp 'f5?9DCL!FFE 7901! SLOGGE T7 BQRNHQRT MILT DAME CHARLES eofsfwegeav Q ANDERSON BOB NORRIS QCE T E N N I S FIRST ROW: Dick Olson, Lyle Saeck, George Scliweppe, Howard, Poole, Doug ' Johnston .Second ROW: Jack Bowen, Charles Marks, Harley Hinrichs, Egmont Brandt, Hank Pahlmeier. Back Row: Mr. Brill, coach, Jerry Orvold, Don Cottom, Paul Franke, Neil Kempf, Bob Edland G O L F First Row: Bill Braska, Bob Moe, D. Pierstorff, Dick Lescli. Second ROW: Tom Lacy, Darrel Rounds, Vincent Capaul, Chuck Bremer Back ROW: Ken Herling, Don Amacher, Ted Payne, Jim Dyer, Mr. Nickel is the coach April April April May May May May June TRACK SCHEDULE West Relays Dual West Dual Central Janesville Relays State Sectional fJanesv11leJ State Meet Big Eight at Kenosha, City Meet