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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

TOWER TALES 19 5 O Published by The Senior Ciass oi Madison East High School Madison, Wisconsin M, M We Ftif Q2 Lug ,gg im C-VJ x THE MADISON BOARD OI' EDUCATION Above is shown the Board of Education during one of the regular meet- ings. The personnel of this group is as follows: Mr. Herbert Schenk, re- tiring presidentg Mr. Glenn W. Stephens, the new presidentg Mrs. E. J. Sampg Mr. Ray Sennettg Dr. R. W. Huegelg Professor E. A. Gaumnitzg and Mr, Alex H, Younger MR. PHILIP FALK Superintendent Of Madison Schools ALPHONSE BARRET, Assistant Principal FOSTER S. RANDLE, Principal GUIDANCE OFFICE Miss Catherine Collins Miss Margaret Posse THE SCHOOL NURSE h Miss Mary McCa,rvi11e THE OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Sylvia Graf, Miss Phyllis Brussow, Mrs. Patricia, Eckstein, Miss Adeline Naparallal, seated THE LIBRARY Miss Meribah Hazen fMrs, Bernice Cardin, Assistantj M THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing: Miss Margaret Williams, Miss Brynhilde Murphy, Miss Violet Hughes, Miss Anna Grebhardt Seated: Miss Mary Crink, Miss Elsie North, Miss Nancy Vafniman, Miss Eulalie Beiel, Miss Jessie Dietrich, Mrs. Harriet Streeter THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Standing: Mr. Lloyd J orgenson, Miss Ethel Davey, Mr. Lewis Williams, Mr. Garrison Lincoln, Miss Julia, Sharpe, Miss Nell Owen, Mr. Joseph Otterrson, Seated: Mr. Bert IVel1s THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 1 Mr. Floyd Ferrill, Miss Ruth Conlin. Mr. Herbert Mueller THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Martha, Engel, Mr, J , Henry Lugg, Miss Ruth Stillman, Mr. Harvey Peterson THE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Della. Westover, Miss Shirley Kaub, Miss Jeannette Jordan, Miss Rosella Labus THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Antoinette Powers, Miss Betty Scott, Mrs. Mary Heyer, Seated: Miss Mable George THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Helen Mathias, Mrs. Dorothy Haugan, Miss Edith Olson, Miss Beatrice Sylvester THE MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Leslie Stewart, Mr. Oria,n Dhein, Mr. George Nickel, Mr. Robert Reick THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT . THE ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Kenneth Strohbusch, Miss Cecile Vogel- Mr- Rav Edwards. Mr- Garland Smith baugh, Mr. Robert Woollen THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Mr. Irving Gerhardt THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Cecilia Hansen, Miss Arvilla Schrader, Mr. Claude Hiuigerford THE CAFETERIA STAFF Standing: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Herrling, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Sageng Mrs. Kins- man, Mrs. J ostad, Mrs. Hillestad, Mrs. Hinz, Mrs. Porter Seated: Miss Olson, Mrs. Tollefson, Mrs. Beier, Mrs. Quast, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Jordan f I CLASS OFFICERS President ..... .................. . . DONALD TQRMEY Vice President . . - - DANNY PETERSON Segyemyy ,,,, . . AUDREY KNOPF Colors . . . . Purple and White Flower ..... Talisman Rose Motto .. .. The Higher We Climb the Better the View Song ....... TlJere's N o Tomorrow CLASS SONG or IQSO Tune There's No Tomorrow Verse Now we are leaving halls we love so dearly Each day a, mem'ry We'1l mists sinoerely. Now is the moment of our departing: Leirs guard this future that tonight is starting Chorus We face tomorrow with courage newg Gone are the school days and friends so true. Rememlfring our dear East High, We face tomorrow - and say good-bye! fBottom to Top: Mary Kroncke, Beth Mitchell, Charlene Schaefer Ida Naifz Gail Wold, Barbara Zabrocki, Norma. Trindle, Elsa Spliett, Martha Porter Ruth St-einleg Larry Howe, Arlen Ward HONOR SENIORS These are the members of the class of 1950 who have maintained a ' - scholastic average of 2.5 during their three years of senior high school On Miss Miss Miss Miss Senior Day, as a part of the auditorium program, they are presented wlth the traditional purple and gold cords to be Worn during graduation ceremonies These seniors also have the honor of leading the procession in the commence ment service. Gebhardt Dietrich Crink Vaniman SENIOR ADVISORS, 105 107 112 113 Miss Hansen Mr. Smith Mr. Johnson Mr. J orgenson Miss Leary Miss Labus Miss Mathias Mr. Wolters 218 325 311 204 ADANK, ESTHER Stenographer Ten point, Girls, Career Club 5 Home Room Secretary, Typing Awards, Shorthand Awards ANDERSON, DONNA JEAN Bnslness College Girls' Career Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Junior Red Cross ANDERSON, FRANCES Beanty Culture Girls' Career Club ARNOLD, JOYCE Wltitewater State Teahers' College A Cappella Choirg Glee Club, French Clubg Officials Club, Girls' Career Club, Cheer- leaders Club, Junior Red Cross, Large M BACHMANN, EDWIN Wood1oo1'k ALLEN, JAMES French Foreign Legion Football ANDERSON, DONNA MAE Bookkeeper Girls ' Career Club ANDERSON, PHYLLIS N nrse Home R o 0 m Presidentg Horticulture Club Secretary, Greenhouse C l u b V i c e- Presidentg Latin Club ARVOLD, JACK University BALTES, JOHN Forest Ranger A Cappella Choir Secretary, Meet Arizona, '3 H Pirates of Penzance ' ' 3 Hollywood Extra. g J BALTZER, BEVERLY Nurse Latin Clubg Typing Awardsg Student Council BANCROFT, WILLIAM J. Engineer Ushers Club BASS, LA VONNA J. Withdrawn BAST, IRVIN Withdrawn BENDER, DONNA Bookkeeper Girls' Career Clubg Short- hand Awardg Typing Award BAMBROUG-H, MARY LOU Air Hostess BARLOW, KENNETH Agriculture VVrestiling Teamg F. F. A. Reporter 5 Home Room Presi- dentg Green Hand Awardg Chapter Farmer Award -- BAST, ELIZABETH C ornrnercial Work or Social Worker A Cappella Choirg HHolly- wood Extra BELLEFUELLE, DELORES Personal Secretary February Graduate Ten Pointg Sh ort hand Awardg Typing Award BENN, DONALD Wisconsin Certified Accountant Service Eg Track T e am 3 Cross Country Tefamg Stu- dent Council Presidentg Head Usher of Ushers Club BERGUM, RUTH BERG, WALLACE Secretary, University of Wisconsin Glee Qjubs GMS CWQ01' S.A.A. Collectorg Track Club? GUOTSS Tvashlngwll Team Slept Here BERNARD, GEORGIA ANN BETTS, Rosnm' M. Coznniercial Art go to Alaslea Glee Clubg Scholastic Awardg Footballs Four Lakes Bas, Tower Tales? Stage Set for ketballg lfV1'estling Teamg HL0St HOITZOHH3 Tower Vocational Club President Times Contest Award BIRD, SONDRA MAE M'n,sic Tower Tales Editlor-i11-Cllief and Chairman of Graduates Committeeg A Cappella Choirg Glec Clubg Latin Clubg Junior Red Crossg Service Eg Home Room Pro- Sfenograflwf gram Chairinang Holly- wood Extra BEWICK, BARBARA BIRRENKOTT, EDNA M. BJELDE, MARY ANN Secretary NWWWQ Home Room Secretary GIGS Club BLANKENSHIP, PATRICIA Uiiivcrsity Of Wisconsin Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg BLANCHAR, GENE Latin Clubg Radio Code Mecjoonio Clubg Student. Councilg Footballg Basketballg Track HHOHYWOWI Extra BLILIE, ROBERT G. M nsic Instructor A Cappella Choirg Band and Orchestra Awardsg Conduct- ing Clubg Meet AIlZOH3llQ ll 77 Pirates of Penzance BORCHARDT, DOREEN E. Stenographer Bandg Girls' Career Club BORSTAD, DELORES Office Worker Glee Club BOSBEN, ROBERT University of Wisconsin Civil Engineering BRADLEY, LOIS ANN University of Wisconsin Nursing Service E3 Letter of Com- mendationg Tower Tirnesg Band and Orchestrag Latin ClubgGirls' Career Clubg French Club Secretaryg Let- ter Mg Publicity for Lost Horizonw, The Goose Hangs High BLOOM, HAROLD F, Lawyer A Cappella Choirg Footballg Ushers C l u bg Scholastic Award in Arty Stage Scenery of HLost Horizonng Pi- rates of Penzance BORLAND, MARY Secretary in State Office Glee Club BOSBEN, ANNA University of Wisconsin Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teens BOSHERS, DIRL Baker A Cappella Choirg Green- house Club BRASKA, ROGER W. Work in Alaska Footballg Four Lakes Bas- ketballg Wrestlillg Teamg Golf Teamg Hi-y BRAUN, WALTER Machinist S.A.A. Ciollectorg Footballg Bowling T e amp VV11est1ing Team BROWN, ELAINE Dress Designer Bandg Girls' Career Club BUHLER, BEVERLY Secretary BUTTERFIELD, JERRY ' Coach S. A. Collectorg Track Team 3 Four Lakes Basket- ballg Wrestling Teamg 'Boys' Vocational Club CAPAUL, DORIS 1 Secretary BROCKET, JOAN Travel Glee Clubg Girls' Career fvlubg Y-Teens BROWN, ROBERT University of Wisconsin Footballg Basketballg Base- ballg Hi-Y BURLING, ALLEN REED University of Wisconsin CAMPBELL, CONRAD Forest Ranger CARMAN, RICHARD J. University Of Wisconsin A Cappella Choirg Ushers Club Flag Bearerg Service E3 HMeet Arizonang The Pirates of Penzanceng '4HollyWo0d Extra CARTWRIGHT DAVID Professional Photographer S, A. A. Collectorg Ushers Clubg Bandg Photography Club N CASTAGNA, JOSEPH University of Wisconsin Medicine A Cappella Choir Presidentg Football 3 Basketball 3 Hi-Yg Wrestling 'lleamg Pirates of Penzance ' '3 Hollywood Extra ' ' CHRISTOFFERSON, MARY LOU Social Worker Glee Clubg S. A. A. Collec- tor 3 Greenhouse Clubg Horti- culture Club CLEVEN, THELMA , Travel COOK, DOROTHY Stenograpliei' Home Room Vice Presideintg Glee Clubg Orchestrag Latin Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Shorthand Awardg Typing Award CASSIDY, MARY University of Wisconsin S. A. A. Collectorg Latin Club Treasurerg Officials Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Junior Red Crossg Letter M CHILLE, LOIS F lorist Girls' Career Club CLARK, JOYCE Secretary S. A. A. Collectorg Girls' Career Club - COLE, M. JANE University of Wisconsin Ten Pointg French Club 5 Girls' Officiating Clubg Playday COUGHLIN, HELEN RITA University of Wisconsin Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Y-Teensg Horticulture Clubg Girls' Career Club 5 Proper- ties for Our Town COWAN, NORMA JEAN Airline Secretary Tower Times Typistg Girls, Career Clubg Home Boom Presidentg Student Councilg Shorthand Awardg Typing Award CRAWFORD, DANIEL Professional Baseball Player S. A. A. Collectorg Footballg Baseballg Basketball 5 Volley- ballg Ushers Clubg Student Couneilg Boys' Vocational Clubg Hi-Y Treasurerg Loft Executive Council Treasurer DAHLE, BARBARA University of Wisconsin Nnrsing S, A, A. Collectorg Tower Times Reporterg Band and Orchestrag Latin Clubg French Club Vice Presidentg Girls' Career Clubg Radio Code Clubg Service Eg Ten Point DIEDRICK, DONALD F arni er DOJEVA, BETTY General O Hire Work or Travel Tower Times Business Staff CRARY, AUDREY Wi th d razwi DAHL, GRACE Secretary or Teacher Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club DAVIDSON, LLOYD Astronomer Band and Orchestras Track Teamg Conducting Clubg Boys' Vocational C lu b 5 Home Room President DITSCH, DARLENE Bnsiness College Bookkeeper Tower Times Business Staff 5 Student Councilg Home Room Program Chairmang Short- hand Awardg Typing Award DOLVA, CHESTER French Foreign Legion S. A. A. Collectorg Four Lakes Football 5 Four Lakes Basketballg Student Councilg Band DOWNEY, GAYLORD Travel lVrestling Teamg Boys' Vo- cational Club DROSTER, PAUL French Foreign Legion A Cappella Choirg Football Awardg Four Lakes Basket- ballg Track Teamg Boys' Vo- cational Clubg T y p i n g Award 5 Home Room Presi- dent DUNNING, CARYL N nrse Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Girls' Carer Club ELLIS, BARBARA University of Wisconsiii S. A. A. Collectorg Service E5 Letter of Commendationg Tower Timesg Bandg Ticket Committee all produetionsg Junior Red Cross 3 Radio Code Clubg Y 0 u t h Mayor's Councilg S t u d e n t Council ERICKSON, MARILYN ALICE University of Wiscorzsin National H o n 0 r Societtyg Tower Times Business Staffg Band and Orchestra DRENGSON, DELORES Filing Clerk Girls' Career Club DUNN, MARY Typist Girls' Career Clubg Home Room Program Chairman DYER, LOIS y Secretarial School ERICKSON, DENNIS Vocational School School Photographyg Stage Crew for Our Town ETHUN, BURNELL St. Olaf College A Cappella Choirg Meet Arizonang Pirates of Pen- zance 3 Hollywood Extra EVERSON, JOAN University of Wisconsin Glee Clubg Triple Triog A Cappella Choirg Home Room Presidentg Hollywood Extra. FARWELL, BETTY Physiologist Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg ' 'Hollywood Extra, ' FEMRITEQ DONALD Horticulture Clubg Green- house Club ,Vice Presidentg Boys' Vocational Club FETTY, DONNA Travel Baton Club FLEMING, SALLY Business College Junior Red Cross 5 Girls' Career Clubg Home Room Vice President FADNESS, LOIS Secretary Tower Tirnesg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir 3 ' ' Hollywood Extran FELLAND, JANET N infsing School Glee C l u bg Horticulture Club 3 Girls' Career Club FERNAN, THOMAS Police Ojficei' Boys' Vocational Club FEULING, ROBERT ROYCE French Foreign Legion Ushers Club President. FLEURY, BONNIE LOU Secretary Girls' Career Clubg Short- hand Award FRITSCHE, ARTHUR Theater Management GEORGE, SYBIL Office Work S. A. A. Collectorg Home Room Program Chairmang Shorthand Award GILE, CLAIRE Commercial Art Stage Crew Lost Horizon GOOD, JEAN Teacher H Girls' Career Clubg Servlce E GOTZION, DORIS Business College Glee Clubg Y-Teeusg Girls' Career Clubg Baton Club GENSKE, ELEANOR Secretary S. A. A. Collectorg Ten Point 5 Home Room Program Chairmang Shorthand Award GEST, DOROTHY Typist Glee Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teens GLUECK, SHIRLEY Air Hostess S. A. A. Colleetorg Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Gfficiat- ing Clubg Make-up for Lost Horizon , George Wash- ington Slept Here GOTH, LOIS Teacher Tower Timesg Glee Clubg Band 5 Latin Clubg French Club Presidentg Girls ' Career Clubg Home Room Presidentg Costumes for Our ToWn 3 Publicity for H Tish' '3 Lost Horizon GRAEBNER, CAROLYN Dance Teacher Girls' Career Clubg S t age Settings for Lost Horizon' ' GRISWOLD, ELDA ' Air Hostess Girls' Career Club GULSETH, WENDELL University of W isconsin or Pro-Baseball McPynel1eon Seholarshipg Footballg Basketballg Track Teamg Baseballg Radio Code Cllubg Student Councilg Hi- Yg Home Room Offices HAMPTON, JANE Bookkeeper S. A, A. Colleetorg Junior Red Crossg Girls, Career Club HAN SON, FRANK University of Wisconsin Vice President of Junior Classy S. A. A. Colleetorg S e r v i c e Eg Barbershop Quartetteg A C ap p ella. Choirg Bandg Footrballg Four Lakes Basaketballg Baseballg Latin Clubg '4Meet Ari- zoniaing 'fPirates of Pen- zance 5 Hollywood Extra HANSON, RICHARD L. S. A. A. Collector GUHL, JOHN Engineering Ten Pointg Latin Clubg lia- dio Code Clubg Student Councilg I-IAENSGEN, SHIRLEY Teacher Glee Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teensg Typing A- wardsg Shorthand Awnrdsg Lost Horizon HAMRE, JEANNINE Receptionist Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club HANSON, GORDON Business College S. A. A, Colleotorg Footballg Four Lakes Basketballg Boys' Vocational C lu by lli-Yg Home Room Vice President HARRIS ON, CLAYTON Law Latin Club HAUKEREID, ANDREW Uiiiffeirsity of Wiscoiixiii or Na-vy McPy11che0n Seholarshipg Latin Clubg Radio C 0 de Clubg Home Room Presi- dentg Hi-Y HEIDER, ROSE Nurse Glee Clubg Greenhouse Clrub Presidentg Girls' Career Clubg Costumes for George IVasl1ington Slept Here' ' HERONEMUS, RICHARD Crirninologist Bandg Radio Cod-e Club HILL, MARIAN Artist Shaw Awardg Ten Pointg Service E3 A Cappella Choirg National Scholastic Art Awardg Chairman of Costumes for Lost Hori- ,zon g Make-up for 'KHolly- wood Extra , George IVashing'ton Slept Here HILLEBRAND, DONNA Secretary National H 0 n 0 r Societyg Tower Times Busines Staffg Band and Orchestrag Student Councilg Home Room Presi- dentg Typing Awardg Short- hand Award HEATH, BARBARA Beauty Operator Glee Club HERMAN SON, CHARLEEN Social Worker Glee Club HIGGINS, CARVER. Architect Boys' Vocational Club HILL, RUTH University of i1'ViSl'07lfSiIl Ten Pointg Tower Times Typistg Shorthand Awardg Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teens: Typing Awardg Letter Mg Costumes for Tish , 'tLost Horizonng Properties for George Wasliington Slept Here HINRICHS, WILLIAM Auto Meclianic Football HINSON, JOAN LORETTA Missionary Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Girls? Career Clubg George Wash- ington Slept Here' ' HOG-AN, EUGENE University of W isconsin I-IOIBY, BEVERLY Physical Education Teacher Cheerleading Clubg Horti- culture Club Sereretaryg De- bate Clubg Make-up for Lost Horizonng George Washington Slept Here I-IOWE, BRUCE University of Wisconsin Ten Pointg Latin Clubg Stu- dent Council HOXSEY, DORIS ELAINE Nurse Tower Talesg Tower Times 5 French Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Latlin Clubg Madison Youth Councilg Home Room Program Chairmanag Pub- licity for George Washing- ton Slept Here HINZ, RICHARD Cabinet Maker HOIILSTEIN, CARL Business College President of Junior Class 3 Ten Pointg A Cappella Choirg Football Awardg Track Awardg Hi-Y3 Home Room Presidentg Student Councilg Pirates of Pen- zance HOLMES, WILLIAM ROBERT Drarnatics and Music Entered as a Senior from Columbusg Band Award HOWE, LARRY Chemical Engineer National H 0 n o r Societry 5 Mc Pyncheon Scholarship 3 Ten Pointg A Cappella Choirg Latin Club 5 Band and Orchestrag ' 'Hollywood Extra HUBIN, JAMES Professional Musician S. A. A. Collectorg Barber- shop Quartetterg Band and Orchestrag Pirates of Plen- zance ' ' 3 Hollywood Extra' ' HUGHES, NANCY Wartbiirg College S. A. A. Collector, Girls' Career Clubg Home Room Vice President IVEY, CAMERON Architect lVrestling' Teamg Four Lakes Basketballg Boys' Vocational Club JACOB, EDWIN Anto Mechanic JAEGER, CONSTANCE Swinirnxing Instructor Bandg Garden Clubg Home Room Program Chairman and Vice President JENKINS, MILDRED Secretary S. A. A. Collectorg Service E 3 Tower Talesg Tower Times Reporterg Debate Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Shorthand Award 5 Typing Awardg Make-up for The Goose Hangs High , Lost Horizon , Georgie Wash- ington Slept Here IRELAND, SHIRLEY Teacher Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Home R o o in President, Girls' Career Club JABAS, FLORIAN Navy or Michigan State University Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketballg G o l f Tiearng Ushers Club, Bleacher Crew, IVrestling Team JACOBSEN, WILLIAM G nnsini th JAQUISH. JOAN Secretary Ten Pointg A Cappella Choir, Student Council Sec- retaryg Shorthand Awardg Typing Award JENSEN, ROBERT Arined Forces Barbersop Quartetteg A Cap- pella Choirg Meet Ari- zona g Porates of Pen- zanceg Hollywood Extra, ' JEVENS, KENNETH Railroad Engineer JEWELL, LA VONNE University of Wiscoiisin Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teensg Sports Letterg Civil Air Pa- trol JOHNSON, LA VONNE Typist Glee Club JOHNSON, VIRGINIA Secretary S. A. A. Colleetorg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Short- hand Awafrdsg Typing' A- wardg Home Room Program Chairman JONES, CAROL University of Wisconsin M nsic School Service Eg Ten Pointg Tower Times Reporterg Gleee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Orehestrag Latin Clubg French Clrubg Conducting Club 3 Holly- wood Extra JORDAI-IL, DONALD Forestry or Wild Life Maiiagerneiit KALHAGEN, ROBERT Mariiies Baseball KAMPMEIER, ROSELLA Secretary Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club KEARNEY, JO ANN Receptionist Glee: Clubg Girls' Career Club 5 Shorthand Award KEMPF, LELAND Forestry or Physical Education S. A.A. Collectorg Volleyballg Tennisg Radio Code Clubg Basketball KERWIN, RICHARD Baseball Player KLEIN, STANLEY Lawyer Bandg Latin Clubg Student Council KNICKMEIER, RUTH Nurse Ten Pointg Service E3 Gar- den Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Committee Work for The Goose Hangs Highn, Lost Horizonng Properties for George Washington Slept Here KNUTSON, DORIS Secretary S. A. A. Collectorg Ten Pointg Glee Clubg A Cappella C h o i rg Shorthand Awardg Typing Awardg Volleyballg Home Room Secretary KOLTES, BETTY Secretary Ten Point.-3 Latin Club KING, DARLENE Air Hostess Glee Clubg Sketching Award 5 Latin Clubg Girls' C a r e e r Clubg Junior Red Cross KLEINHEINZ, RICHARD Radio or Stage Lighting Service Eg Radio Code Clubg Committee VV o r k for t'Tish , HDQ-ar R u mv' The Goose Hangs High , Pirates of Penzance , Meet Arizona , 0 u r Town l ', ' 'Hollywood Extra ' ' 7 KNOPF, AUDREY Unifzfe-rsiz'y of Wisc01zsi1z Senior Class Secretaryg S, A. A. Colleetorg Glee Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Proper- ties for Our Town KOCH, DOLORQES February Graduaie O'fiC6 lfV0'rk girls' Career Clubg Garden Clubg Y-Teens KRAKOW, EVELYN Secretary KRANTZER, DOROTHY N nrse Glee Club KROGMAN, BETTY University of W isconsin Home Room Program Chair- mang Student Councilg Ten Point KRONKE, MARY Journalist Ten Pointg Tower Times Feature Editorg A Cappella Choirg Latin Clubg Home Room Presidentg Y o u ti h Mayor's Couneilg Pirates of Penzanceng Publicity for 4'The Goose Hangs High 5 UHollywood Extra KRUGER, G-OLDYN Secretary LACY, THOMAS French Foreign Legion Golf Clubg Latin Club KRAUSE, LEROY Withdrawn KROGSUND, MARGO Physical Therapist Service Eg Tower T ale s Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Sets for Tisl1',, The Goose Hangs Highn, Meet Arizona , '4Pirates of Pen- z a n e e' '3 Hollywoood Extra. KROON, LAWRENCE Arrny Bowling Team KUBLY, EUGENE Coinniercial Artist Bandg Sets for Lost Hori- Z0l1,, LAMBRECHT, VERNE Draftsman or lllachinist Garden Club Vice President LAN E TIE G, BEVERLY N nrsing Tower Timesg Glee Clu bg French Clubg Latin Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Home Room Vice Presidentg Junior Red Cross LARSON, EARL Mechanic LAUFENBERG, GERTRUDE Nurse Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Latin Clubg Girls' Career Club Vice President LEONHARDT, EUGENE Army Four Lakes Basketball 5 Boys' Vocational Club LESTER, RUTH Drafting Service E5 Girls' C a r e e 1' Clubg Home Room Secretary LANSING, DELORES Stenographeif S. A. A, Collectorg Latin Clubg Girls, Career Club LARSON, OLAP Agrioultuiflist S. A, A. Collectorg F, A. A. Reporterg Boys' Vocational Club LEHMAN, ELAINE University of Wisconsiii Home Room President 5 Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Publicity for George IVashington Slept Here' ' LERWICK, RICHARD University of Wisconsin Band LEVERENTZ, LA VONNE Ojjcice Work Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club, Y-Teens LIESMAN, JOHN Physical Education Teacher Cross Country Teamg Four Lakes Basketball 5 R a d i o Code Clubg Stage Crew for George Wlashington Slept Here ' ', Lost Horizon LOOMIS, DWAYNE Farrning F. F, A. Treasurer LULIAS, ANGELINE Teacher S. A. A. Collectorg Glee Clubg Bandg Conduct- ing Clubg Lost Horizonng HollWood Extra LYNCH, MICHAEL College Tower Times Business Staff and Assistant Advertising Manager MACKESEY, JAMES Traveling Salesinan S. A. A, Collectbrg Four Lakes Basketballg Golf Clubg llshers Club LOCHNER, BETTY Stenographer S. A. A. Collectorg Glee Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Shorthand Awards LUEPTOW, LOWELL University of lifisconsin National H o n o r Societyg Track Teamg Badger Boys Sbateg Junior Red Cro s s Prefsidentg Dane County Red Cross Presidentg Madison Youth Councilg Student Councilg Loft Executive Committeeg Madison Council on Human Rightsg The Goose Hangs Highng Lost Horizon LUNDE, JOAN Secretary Service E3 Glee Clubg Girls ' Career Cluhg Y-Teensg Shorthand Awardsg Typing Award MACAULAY, NANCY College Madison Y o u t h Councilg Junior Red Crossg L a ti n Club 3 Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teens President MANSAGER, FREDERICK Farrner Entered as a senior from Hirsch High, Chicago, llli- noisg A Cappella Choirg f'Hollywood Exlran MARKGRAF, ROBERT Rancher Track Team, Four Lak-es Basketball MARKS, ROBERT Entered as a senior from Joliet Township High School, J oliet, Illinois MARX, VICTOR MASSEY, RICHARD I University of Wisconszn Four Lakes Basketball MATHYS, BARBARA ANN Commercial Art A Cappella Choir, French Club, Clleerleading Club, Meet Arizona , Holly- wood Extra MCCAUGI-IEY, JACK McI'ARLANE, JAMES Marzager of Cnstard Shop Football, Four Lakes Bas- ketball, ' 'Dear Ruth MCCARTHY, PATRICK Salesman Four Lakes Football, Four Lakes Basketball, Track Award MCCORMICK, MARY Nnrse S. A. A. Collector, Glee Clubi, Girls' Career Club, Home Room Secretary MCNAMARA, ANN Laboratory Technician National Honor Society, Ten Point, Tower Times Glee Club, Latin Club, Bioflim Club President, H o rn e Room President, H The Goose Hangs High , Lost Horizon' ' MEIER, DONALD Four Lakes Basketball 5 Hi- Y MILLER, JANET Interior Decorator Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg French Clubg Radio Code Clubg Latin Clubg Girls' Career Club MOEN, SYLVIA Interior Decorator Entered as a senior from Black River Falls High Schoolg Triple Triog A Clap- pella Choirg Hollywood Extra MOORE, EYVONNE Nurse Ten Point 3 Service E5 Gar- den Clubg Officials Clubg Girls Career Club Presidentg Sports Letterg Costumes for The Goose Hangs Highng Publicity for George NVa.sh- ington Slept Here MORGAN, JAMES S. A. A. Collector MEYERS, LOUIS Restaurant Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketballg T r a c k Teanig Volleyball MITCHELL, BETH University of Wiscoiisiii S. A. A. Collectorg National Honor Societyg Service E3 D. A. R. Representativeg Letter of Commendationg Ten Pointvg Tower Times Editor-in-Chiefg Glee Clubg Orchestra and Bandg Debate Clubg French Clubg Gar- den Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Student Councilg Madison Youth Councilg East Side Mayor's Councilg MONSON, GERTRUDE Teacher S. A. A. Collectorg Bandg Latin Clubg Tower Times Solicitor and Typistg Home Room Presidentg Shorthand Awardsg Typing Award 5 Girls' Career Club MOORE, JEAN University of Wisconsin Service Eg Tower Time s Business Staffg Sports Letter MORGAN, LOIS Receptionist O 1- c h e s t r ag Cheerleaders Clubg Home Room Secretary MURKVE, HAROLD The .Ministry Latin Club MYERS, ROGER W. Machinist or Mechanic A Cappella Choirg Track Manager, Meet Arizonai' NALAN, KATHLEEN Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club NELSON, BEVERLY University of Wisconsin S. A. A. Collectorg French Clubg Bioiilm Club NEUGENT, EUNICE L. Ein-balnfter Glee Clubg Orchestrag Girls' Career Club l+r C C. AT C. MURRAY, ROBERT Novelist or Short Story Writer Shaw Awardg Tower Tales 5 T 0 w e r Times Reporter, Y o u t h Mayorls Council, Stage Crew for '4Lost Hori- zonng Our Townng t'Tish'lg George Washing- ton Slept Here NAFFZ, IDA University S. A. A. Collectorg Service Eg National Honor Society Presidentg Ten Point, Tower Times: Glee Clubg Student Council Secretaryg F r ei n c h Clubg Home Room Vice Presidentg Publicity for Tish , Lost Horizonwg Programs for Our Town NARF, ROBERT The lldfinistry Four Lakes Basketlballg Four Lakes Football, Track Teamg Home Room President, Golf Club NELSON, DARWIN Physician Band and Orchstrag Latin Club 5 Conducting Cilubg Radio Code Club NEWMAN, LILA Office Work Girls' Career Clubg Y-Teens NARG-ORD, JAMES Service Station Owner NORMAN, DWIGHT A Cappella Choir? R a d 1 0 U hi-versity of Wiscofzsiaiz Code Club Garden Clubg Ushers Club -- OASEN, JOHN ODEGAARD JOYCE Plumber t ' R t- - t s. A. A. coiiecrorg Football? G'fefWC'H30rGif1flp lgflfer Basketball - Club 3 Hollywood Extra. ODEGAARD, PAUL Travel or M arines S, A. A, Collectorg Footballg Trackg Boys ' Vocational Club OLSEN, RICHARD L. Research Chemist Barbershop Quai-tetteg A Cappella C h o i rg Footballg Basketball3 Trackg Youth Councilg Boys' Vocational Clubg Greenhouse Clubg F. F. A,g Tish',5 Stage Crew for Lost Horizonng Hollywood Extra OTIS, GEORGE Football Coach S. A. A. Collectlorg Barber- shop Quartetteg A Cappella Choirg Footballg Four Lakes Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Hi-Yg 'tPirates of Penzancen' I I Hollywood Extra ' ' 7 OLIVERSEN, TRVGVE Carpenter S. A. A. Collectorg Ten Pointg Footballg Baske-tballg Base- ballg Home Room Presidentg Student Council ORVOLD, JERRY Coach Four Lak-es Basketballg Four Lakes Footballg Tennis Team PAHLMEYER, JANICE Housewife Latin Clubg Student Coun- cilg Girls' Career Clubg Properties Chairman for Lost Horizon PARISH, RUTH Travel A Cappella Choirg Orchestra PAYNTER, RICHARD Commercial Artist McPyncheon Scholarshipg Ten Point PERRY, BEVERLY Whitewater State Teachers College Glee Clubg Girls' C a r e e r Club PETERSON, DAN Engineer Senior Class Vice Presidentg Footballs Student Councilg Madison Youth Council Vice President: Youth Mayor's Councilg Hi-Y PHIPPS, ELAINE Singer Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Girls' Career Clubg Hollywood Extra PAYNE, TED S portsfzvriter Football Awardsg Golf Awards PERNOT, JEANNE University of Wisconsiiz Ten Pointg Latin Clubg French Cluhg Debate Clubg Tickets for Tish , Lost Horizon PERRY, LLOYD Civil Service PHILLIPS, PATRICIA Model Typing Awardg Shorthand Award PETERSON, PAULINE Ufhitewater State Teachers College Glee Clubg Girls' Career Club PICKARTS, RAYMOND A. February Graduate Pro-Baseball A Cappella Choirg Baseball Awardg Pirates of Pen- zance PINE, EUGENE Teacher or C ornrnercial Printer POORE, EDGAR Surgeon Footballg Wresling Squadg Track POSS, GEORGE Four Lakes Basketball POWERS, GERALDINE Nursing Glee Clubg Latin Clubg French Club 3 Green- h 0 u s e Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Home Room Secre- taryg Publicity for Lost Horizon PIEPER, JOYCE February Graduate Office Work POMRENKE, ROBERT Electrical Engineer Four Lakes Basketball PORTER, MARTHA JANE Principia College National H o n o r Societyg Service Eg Ten Pointlg Let- ter of Comendationg Tower Timesg Orchestrag L a tin Clubg Radio Code Cliub POWELL, JAMES Travel Four Lakes Fotballg F o u r Lakes Basketballg Hi-Y PRENOT, MARIAN University of Wisconsi1'z Service Eg Tower Talesg Tower Times Reporter 3 A Cappella Clioirg Bioflim Clubg Costumes for Tisli , Lost Horizon , Pirates of Penzancewg Properties for Hollywood Extra , 'George Xllashington Slept Here K PRESCOTT, ELAINE Madisoii Business College Glee Clubg Bioflirn Clubg Girls' Career Club RAATZ, ROBERT RANDALL, ALLAN University of Wiscoizsiiz F-our Lak-es Footballg Radio Code Club REDDEMAN, LA VONNE Nurse Ten Point: Glee Clubg Radio Code Club ,REESE, DONALD Naval Architect PULS, OTTO Physical Education Teacher S. A. A. Colleetorg F o u 1' Lakes Basketballg Baseball Awardg Radio Code Clubg Latin Clubg Hi-Yg Home Room Vice President RADL, MARLENE Surgical Nurse Glee Clubg Bandg L a tin Clubg Lost Horizonng Hollywood Extra' ' 3 Make- up for George Washington Slept Here 3 Properties for Our Town RATHERT, BONNIE Secretary Girls' Career Clubg Short- hand Award REED, JEAN Social Worker Glee Clubg Latin Clubg French Clubg Girl's Career Club REITER, RICHARD Dairy Manager Band RETZLAFF, MAXENTIA Secretary Glee Clubg Madison Youth Councilg Y 0 u t h Mayors Council City Treasurerg Loft Executive Council Secretary RICHARDSON, JOAN Church Work Glee Clubg Orchestra RIPLEY, RICHARD A Cappella Choir Vice Presi- dentg Four Lakes Footballg F o u r Lakes Basketiballg Baseballg A W a r d sg Hi-Y Secretaryg Home R o o H1 Presidentg Art A W a r d 3 H Pirates of Penzance ' 'g Hollywood Extra RONSIT, NANCY University of LVISCOTZSIIZ Ten Pointg Officials Clubg French Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Lost Horizon SAMS, WAYNE U. W. College of Engineering S. A. A. Collectorg Four Lakes Basketball RICE, ROBERT RIGNEY, TOM February Graduate French Foreign Legion Four Lakes Footballg IVrestling Squad RIPP, ROBERT Accountant Civil Air Patrolg S. A. A Collectorg Four Lakes Foot- ballg Four Lakes Basket- ball ROTH, MERILYN Physical Education Teacher Home Room Secretary: Girls' Career C l u b 9 Ofificiating Clubg Junior Red Cross: La- tin Clubg Sports Letterg Home Room Program Chair- II13.H SCHULTZ, PATRICIA Sales Work National H o n 0 r Socieftfyg S. A. A. Collectorg Glee Clubg A Cappella. Choirg La- tin Clubg Officiating Club: f'Pirahes of Penzance SARGENT, RONALD Engineer S. A, A.. Collector SCHANTZ, MARLYNE College Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Shorthand Awardsg C 0 s - tumes for The Goose Hangs High SOHLIMGEN, JEANETTE Secretary Glee Clubg A Cappella Choii-3 Girls' Career Club SCHREIBER, WILLIAM C. Mechanic Band SCHULTZ, JOHN Cobbler SCHAEFER, CHARLENE University of lfVisc0nxin Secretary of Junior Ulassg National Honor Sobietyg Service Eg Letter of Coni- Inendationg TenPointg Tower Talesg Tower Timesg B an d and Orchestrag Girls' Career Clubg Student Couneilg La- tin Clubg Youth Mayors Couneilg Tish SCHEMBERA, JOANNE Secretary Glee Clubg Student' Councilg Girls' Career Club SCHOU, MARCELLA Nursing S. A. A. Colletorg Girls' Ca- reer Club SCHUETZE, CAROL University of WiSt'O1lSl.'1I National Honor Soc-ietyg Ten Pointg Glee Clubg A Cap- pella Choirg Orchestrag Latin Club TAFT, ALICE Zlledical Technician S. A. A. Colleetorg Tower Times Typistg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Junior Red Crossg Girls' Career Clubg Typing Awardg Shorthand Awardg 4'H0llyWood Extra SEILS, FRED Navy or Railroad Wo-rlser S. A. A. Colleetorg Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketball SEVERSON, IONE Occupational Therapist Bandg Girls' Career Club SHERMAN, VERYL Secretary Home Room Seeretaryg Girls' Career Clubg Short- hand Awardg Typing Award SILAMPA, LEROY Physical Education or Journalism Ten Pointg Tower Times Sports Editorg Football and Baseball Awardsg F our Lakes Basketballg Radio Code Clubg Latin Clubg Y 0 u t h Mayor's Couneilg Home Room Program Chair- mang Essay Awardg Junior Red Crossg Properties for George lVashington Slept Here SIME, KEITH French Foreign Legion Horticulture Club SENTENEY, JACQUELYNE C osnietologist Glee Clubg Girls' C at r e er Clubg Home Room V i c e President SEVERSON, NORMAN Scientific Research Baseball SHILLINGLAW, LEO Coach Football, Basketball and Track Lettersg Volleyballg Cross Countryg Home Room Vice President SILVERBERG, SALLY College Tower Times Reporter and Business Staffg Band andi Orehestrag Debate Clubg La-V tin Clubg Youth Mayor's: Councilg Y o u t li Speakers Bureaug Pirates of Pen- zanee SKARE, BARBARA Nurse Tower Talesg Tower Times Reporter 5 A Cappella Choirg Home Room Program Chair- mang Properties for- 4'LH0l1y- wood Extra, SKOLASKI, RICHARD Navy or Marines SMITH, HAROLD Dentistry or Military Service S, A. A. Collectorg F o u r L a k ie s Basketballg F o u r Lakes Football SMITH, MARTIN Farnfier S. A. A. Colleotorg Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketballg F, A. A. Presi- dent SPARKS, PATRICIA Commercial Work S. A. A. Collectorg Student Councilg Shorthand Awardg Officiating' Clubg Girls' Ca- reer Club SPLETT, ELSA University of Wiscoiisiiz S. A. A. Collectorg National Honor Societyg Letter of Commendationg T 0 w e r Timesg Glee Clubg ACap- pella Choirg Triple Triog La- tin Clubg Debate Clubg Youth Mayor's Councilg Holly- wood Extra g George VVashington Slept Here g The Goose Hangs High 3 Pirates of Penzance SMITH, ANN M. H onsewife Student Councilg Shorthand Awardsg Typing A w a r d 3 Girls' Career Club SMITH, MARIAN Stenograplier Service Eg Typing Award 5 'Shorthand Awafrdg Gliee Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Home Room President SOUTHER, JOSEPH French Foreign Legion SPENCER, JANE University of Wisconsin S. A. A. Collectorg National Honor Society Secretaryg Ten Pointg Service Eg Let- ter of Commendationg Tower Timesg Tower Tallesg Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Y- Teensg Youth Mayor's Coun- cilg French Clubg Tish g Properties for Pirates of Penzance' 'g Our Town' '3 Student Director for Lost Horizon g George Wash- ington Slept Here' ' 5 Holly- wood Extra. STAEBELL, MARGARET University Home Room Program Chair- man STARK, DONALD Farmer STEELE, FAYONA Secretary Glee Clubg Girls' C a r e e r Four Lakes Basketballg F. F. Club A. Sentinel STEINHOFER, PHYLLIS Business College Glee Clubg Girls' C a r e e r Ulubg Junior Red Crossg Home Room Vice Presidentg Costumes for George lVash- ington Slept Herel' STITGEN, STANLEY I,l1ll'Z'C7'5lfj' of Wisco11.si1z School of Mzzsic S. A. A. Collectorg Service Eg A Cappella Choirg Band and Orchestrag Latin Clubg Baton Clubg Youth Councilg 'tllollywoocl Extra STORCH, DARLENE Housewife Glee Club STROEDE, EUGENE - llfarines A Cappella Choir STEINLE, RUTH University of Wiscfo1zsl1z S. A. A. Collectorg Ten Pointg Tower Tinlesg Radio Code Clubg Junior Red Cross Secretaryg Girls' C a 1' e e r Clubg Home Room Secretary ST. JOHN, RICHARD Football Coach S. A. A, Colleetorg Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketballg Track STRATTON, DAVID Disk Jockey S. A. A. Collector, Cross Countryg Boys' Vocational Clubg Stage Crew for Lost Horizon SANDS, PAUL Algriczrltzlre F, F. A. Vice Presidentg Four Lakes Footballg Four Lakes Basketball TAYLOR, DONALD E. Forest Ranger Basketball 5 Track THEEL, LILLIAN Seainstress A Cappella Choirg Holly Wood Extraf' THOMPSON, ANN University of Wisconsiii Tower Timesg Glee Club 3 Latin Clubg Biofilrn Club Secretaryg Student Councilg Home Room Presidentg Cos- tumes for The Goose High THORSON, CAROL Teacher Nationah H 0 n o r Societyg Service Eg Ten Pointg Tow- er Tirnesg Band and Orches- trag Debate Clubg Latin Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Letter of Comlnendationg Costumes for 4'George VVash- ington Slept Here',g Lost 4 Horizonng ' Our Townug Tish TORMEY, DONALD E. Cowliand Senior Class Presidentg Ten Pointg Bandg Footballg Bas- ketballg Trackg Cross Coun- trfy Awardg Student' Coun- cilg Hi-Y TRINDLE, NORMA University of Wisconsin S, A. A. Collectorg National Honor Societyg Ten Pointg Tower Timesg Band and Or- chestraig Latin Clubg French Clubg Home Room Vice Presidentg Our ToWn 5 The Goose Hangs Highwg Lost Horizon ' ' Cosuvmes and Properties THOMPSON, KENNETH Gold Prospector Footballg lVrest1ing Teamg Home Room Vice President TOLLEFSON, KAY U niversity of Wiscoiisiii GlRLS' Career Clubg Y- Teens TREINEN, ROSE MAE Business College Glee Clubg Radio Code Clubg Home Room Vive President TRUE, HARRY .Matheinatics F o u r Lak-es Basketballg Home Room Vice Presidentgg Ten Point TSCHANZ, GERTRUDE University of Wisconsin Gle e Clubg Radio Code Clubg French Clubg H om e Foom President VAN HAREN, DONALD Florist Vllrestling Clubg Cheerlead- ers Club VER-BERKMOES, ROBERT Coinniercial Art Service E3 Letter of Com- inendationg Tower Tirnesg Tower Talesg Track Awardg Cheerleaders, Presidentg Student Councilg Youth Mayorg Journalism Awardsg State Easter Seal YVinner3 Hi-Yg Dear Ruth g HThe Goose Hangs Hlgh 3 Stage Crew WALSVIK, DELORIS University of Wisconsin Tower Times Business Staff Secretary and Reporterg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Home Room Presidentg Y-Teensg French Clubg A Cappella Choirg Junior Red Crossg Hollywood Extra WARREN, BETTY Roller Skating Teacher Glee Clubg Girls, Career Clubg Home Room Secretary UEBERSETZIG, LAURA Bnyer for Departrnent Store Glee Clubg Y-Teens VAN HAREN, DUANE . . Store Manager Stage Crewg Cheerleaders Club VICKERMAN, SHIRLEY llfhitewater State Tealiers College S. A, A. Colleetorg Girls' Career Clubg Y-T-eensg Ba- ton Clubg Shorthand Awardsg Home Room Pro- gram Chairman WARD, ARLEN Biochemistry Research National H 0 n o r Societyg Service Eg Ten. Pointg Tower Tale Boys' Sports Editorg Garden Club Presidentg Bio- iilm Clubg Home Room Secretary 3 Governorls Con- ference on Youthg The Goose Hangs High, ' ' Tish l ', Lost Horizon Properties and Publicity 77 WEGER, MARION H onsewife Glee Club WEITTENHILLER, AUDREY University of Wisconsin Glee Clubg Girls' C are e r Clubg Y-Teens WERNDLI, BARBARA Univeifsity of Wisconsin A Cappella Choirg J u n i o r Red Crossg Typing Awardsg Shorthand Awardg Student Councilg Hollywood Extra, '3 ' ' Meet Arizona ' 'g Tish g Dear Ruth 3 t'Our Town 3 Lost Hori- zon WEST, LUCILLE University of Wisconsin Service E3 Tower Time sg Tower Tales Organizations Editorg Glee Clubg A Cap- pella Choirg Latin Clubg Hollywood Extra' t 5 Tickets for George YVa.shington Slept Here WHIPPLE, JEAN University of Wisconsin Service E3 Tower Tmesg Stu- dent Councilg Officials Clubg Junior Red Crossg L a tin Clubg Home Room Program Chairmang Radio Code Clubg Girls! Career Clubg Large M WHITE, CONSTANCE Stenograjilier Glee Clubg Typing Awardg Shorthand Award WELKE, GRACE Florist Glee Clubg Greenhouse Club Secretaryg Horticulture Club WESLEY, DELORES ANN Nursing S. A. A. Collectorg Tower Timesg Latin Clubg French Clubg Girls' Career Clubg Junior Red Cross WEST, JEANNINE lfiziizfcrsiiy of Wisconsin Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Horticulture C l u b V i c e Presidentg Home Room Vice Presidentg Junior Red Crossg Poetry Awardg Properties for Our Town WHITCOMB, L. ROBERT Physical Education Teacher Four Lakes Basketball WIESE, JOHN Farnier Entered as a Senior from Oregon High School WILLIAMS, BERTIE LOU Housewife Orcllestrag Latin Club WITTE, DORIS Housewife S, A. A. Collectprg Triple Triog A Cappella Choir YANKE, DARLENE ANN Beauticiau WIPPERFURTH, TOM C oath Bandg Basketballg T r a c kg Volleyballg Cross Country WOLD, G-AIL FANESE Un-iversity Service E3 Letter of C 0 in- mendationg Ten P o i n t 3 Tower Tilnesg Glee C lu bg Baton Clubg Junior R e d Crossg Debate Clubg Sports Letterg Tish , U Lost Horizon ' ' Properties 3 ' ' The Goose Hangs High Publicity ZABROCKI, BARBARA University of Wisconsin Ten Pointl, Tower Timesg A Cappella Choirg Service Eg Latin Clubg French Clubg Madison Y o u t h Councilg Junior Red Crossg Meet Arizona 3 Lost Horizon g 't0ur T o w n g Hollywood Extra 5 George IVa.shing- ton Slept Here NO PICTURES FOR: BEARSS, KIM BRALEY, DAVID HILL, J 0 ANN University of W iscomiu Circus Performer Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg HMeet Arizona 5 Holly- wood Extra MAEDER, KENNETH SELVAAG, THOR Entered as a senior from University or Travel Austin High School, Chicago S. A. A. Collector: A Cap- pella Choirg Hollywood Extra THOMAS P. POSTEL Tom, with his Wonderful sense of humor and cheerful disposition, had many friends who will miss l1is line companionship. He was very in- terested in outdoor sports and was an active member of the Four Lakes football squad. Tom's tragic death on. December 5, 1949, was a very great shock to his SCllO0ll11HftQS here at East who will long remember his sunny smile and kindly Ways, fa Q' W xi' 1 ca O 1 I .--'A .A V.X'O. x. , 5 1 x' Vx' . . n A ,s.j't AVA s QQ, 'QW f fi! 7 1 V I, I 4 5 1,-xv Q n V xx'Q:5, ' A x x-.Q 1 v ' H ' NATIGNAL HONGR SOCIETY Outstanding scholarship is a pre- requisite for nomination to the Na- tional Honor Society. But for election by the faculty, a student must also meet certain standards of character, leadership, and service. The year-around project of this so- ciety is to keep the service E cards up to date. The most important so- cial event of the society is the an- nual alumni reunion. Row One fLeft to rightbz Norma Trindle, Carol Schuetze, Elsa Spletit, Beth Mitchell Scond Row: Ann McNamara, Arlen Ward, Ida Naffz Third Row: Martha Jane Porter, Jane Spencer, Charlene Schaefer, Donna Hillebrand SERVICE E AND LETTER OI' COMMENDATION Another honor at E as t High is receiving the serv- ice E pin which is award- ed to those students who contribute outstand- ing service in eXtra-cur- ricular school activities. Letters of Commendation are awarded to p u p i I s who have sufficient points but have already won a pin or are members of the National Honor Society. Row One CLeft to rightjz Donna Hillebrand., Joyce Kroseman, Carol Thorson, Jeanne Pernot, Jean Moore, Marian Smith, Charlene Schaefer, Ruth Knickmeier Row Two: Joan Lunde, Nancy Lettlebo, Ruth Lester, Barbara Ellis, Barbara Dahle, Lois Bradley. Ida Naffz, Beth Mitchell Row Three: Jane Spencer, Elsa Splett, Eyvonne Moore, Marian Hill, Barbara Za- brocki, Delores Walsvik, Gail Wold, J eaan Good, Mildred Jenkins Row Four: Arlan Rosenbloom, Stan Stitgen, Frank Hanson, Dick Carman, Dick Pryse, Sondra Bird, Lester Levinet Don Benn ROW TEN POINT The reward for maintain- ing an average of at least. ten points for one se- mester is optional study hall attendance and other privileges contingent up- on good conduct. One 1Le1ft to rightjz Sharon Raftree, Mavis Fneidig, Shirley Roth, Janice Schneck, Arlene Spaeni, Charlene Schaefer, Lorraine Hendrix, Janice Irvin, Ruth Hill, Jacqueline Porter, Joyce I-Iinrichs Row Two: Beth Mitchell, Joanne Kubicek, Joan Hanson, Barbara Hruley, Barbara Hull, Nancy Basford, Jean Le Febvre, Donna Daentl, Ivalene Gates, Carma Rae Chapman, Rachel Thompson Row Three: Bonnie Fredrick, Ruth J aquish, Martha Porter, Jean Harrington, Sylvia Sachtjen, Jean Good, Jeanne Pernot, Betty Krogman, Barbara Dahle, Alice Niebuhr, Nancy Letlebo, George McCormick Row Four: Arlen Ward, Dick Meyer, Dick Pryse, John Novotny, Eugene Becker, Harry True, Bob Hasslinger, Stefan Anderson, Elsa Splett, Gail Wold, Virginia J ahn STUDENT COUNCIL One student from e a c h home room makes up this governing b o cl y. Don Benn is the president and Mr, Barrett is the advisor. This group handles prob- lems which arise during the year. Row One fLieft to rightj: Jean Le. Febvre, Marcia Swiggum, Katherine Sperle, Char- lene Shaefer, Susan Lerdahl, Lois Warren, Virginia Halvorson Row Two: Janice Pahlmeyer, Ann Thompson, John J aquish, Ivalene Gates, Geraldine Juve, Betty Beale, Helen Payne, Norma Cupp Row Three: Bruce Howe, Richard Meyer, Morris Zimmerman, Ted Gerry, Bob Dvorak, Don Benn, President, Stanley Klein TUWER TALES EDITORS Under the supervision of Son- dra BQrd, these students edited the various sections of the year book. Editor-in chief And Graduates Sondra Bird Organizations Lucille West School Life Jane Spencer Girls' Sports Annette Mockrud Boys' Sports Arlen Ward Art Georgia Bernard Bob Ver' Berkmoes This is the group that has the long, arduous tack of compiling material for the year book. In conjunction with the photography club, they see that pictures are taken and prepared for the engraver, that copy is written and re- vised. Theirs is the grief when a picture is lost or spoiled, when a page lay- out goes awry. The aim of all this is a record, chiefly in pictures, of the school year at East. Miss Dietrich is the advisor. TOWER TALES STAFF Back Row: CLeft to rightl : Bob VerBierkmoes, B-ob Murray, Jim Bidgood, Elaine Hox- sey, Arlen Ward, Jane Spencer Second Row: Lucille West, Lester Levine, Joanne Hoppmann, Lois, Shoemaker, Mildred Jenkins, Annette Mockrud First Row: Marian Prenot, Patricia Cleasby, Howard Halverson, Janice Bchnelck, Barbara Skare, Lois Blum TOWER TIMES EDITGRIAL STAFF To these gallant individuals all hail! For theirs has been the difficult task of assigning stories, editing them, and mak- ing up the paperg Miss Beifel is the sponsor. Editor-in-chief Beth Mitchell News Editor Charlene Schaefer Feature Editor Mary Kroncke Boys' Sports Editor LeRoy Silampa Girls' Sports Editor Jean Whipple Junior Pen Editor Ann McNamara Exchange Editor Eyvonne Moore Copy Desk Ida Naffz and Editors Gail Wold I These busy journalists are responsible for the nevvsy and humorous articles in the Tower Times which are so great a part of school life. Many of them have received training in the journalism classes. The typists convert their hasty scribbles into legible copy to be printed. TOWER TIMES REPORTERS AND TYPISTS Row One CLeft to rightjz Barbara Ellis, Nancy Basford, Connie Connor, Mary Quale, Gertrude Monson, Ruth Hill, Norma Cowan Row Two: Stefan Anderson, Sylvia Sachtjen, Carol Thorson, Donna. Hillebrand, Lois Ann Bradley, Lois Goth, Janice Schneck, Donna. D21-mtl W' Row Three: Elaine Hoxsey, Lucy Spencer, Virginia J ahn, Bob Loftsgordon, Lester Levine, Mildred Jenkins, Lucille West TOWER TIMES BUSINESS M AN AGERS First Row fLeft to rightjz Elsa Splett, Barbara Zabrocki Second Row: Donna Hillebrand, Shirley Hemel, Deloris Wals- vik At Rear: Michael Lynch These busy people rush about getting ads from business concerns and generally taking care of the side of the Tower Times which is connected with finances. .Mrs, Streeter is their advisor. BUSINESS STAFF Row Row Row Row One QLe-ft to rightbz Mary Quale, Bertha Flom, Susan Lerdahl, Connie Connor, Gertrude Monson, Marilyn Ericson Two: Lois Bradley, Lois Goth, Carol Thorson, Letty Ruggles, Connie Georgeson, Darlene Ditsch Three: Gail Wold, Catherine Hughes, Donna Hillebrand, Joan Hanson, Geneva Holen, Shirley Hemel Four: Arlan Rosenbloom, Gilbert Splett, Elsa Splett, Lucy Spencer, Deloris Walsvik, Barbara Zabrocki SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY It is due to this group that we have pictures for the Tower Times and Tower Tales. They learn im- proved techniques in photography and in development. A big vote of thanks! David Niemann, Dudley Melhltretter, Don Styba, Marvin Stitgen, Dick Meyer, Dick J aquish FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. at East, part of a national organization, meets once a month. Under the supervision of Mr. Gerhardt, the members have, this year, par- ticipated in many interesting activities. Among other things, they planned and held a Father-and-Son Banquet, sent two delegates and the advisor to the state F. F. A. convention at Green Lake, entered the F. F. A. public speak- ing contest from which their contestant emerged victor in district and sec- tional meets, and exhibited live stock at both the county and state fairs. First Row: Duane Loomis, Treasurer, Glenn Bartlet, Reporter, Vernon Aaroen, Vice Pres. Martin Smith, Pres., Dick Olsen, Sec. Donald Stark, Sentinel, Irving Gerhardt, Advisor Second Row: Billy Pickett, Charles Rodefeld, Fred Hermsdorf, Maurice E.1lestaa,d, John Hip- ple, Gordon Dahl, Ken Barlow, Robert Ziegler, Paul Sands Third Row: Olaf Larson, Gerald Johnson, Chris I-Iarbort, Kenneth Hammond, James Bury, Frank Madis, Eldon Winrich, Robert Anderson, Duane Lehr Fourth Row: Fred Paske, Clay Davis, Don Calloway, Philip Witte, Eugene Becker, Orville Win- rich, Bill Bell, Laverne Droster, Donald Johnson, George Madis, Dudley Mehltretter USHERS CLUB Whenever there is a play, or a P. T. A. meeting, or any school activity, y0u'11 Hnd these hard-Working boys in the purple jackets right on. the job. Two members are the Hag bearers for our autitorium programs. Miss Leary is the advisor. THE DEBATE CLUB The question this year for all debate teams of the nation Was: Resolved, That the President of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people. East High's team, of which Lester Levine is the chairman, made a, trip to Stoughton to participate in a practice tournament and also took part in the disrict tournament at Wisconsin High. Mr. Lincoln is the advisor. Row One fLeft to righth: Beverly Hoiby, Sally Silverberg, Arlan Rosen- bloom H Row Two: Richard Berg, Lester Levine, Norbert Schlimgen CHEERLEADERS CLUB Energetic is the only word that describes these boys and girls. They whip you into a fever at pep meetings and lead your yelling at the games. They've done especially splendid Work at out-of-town garmes. Mr. Edwards is the ad- visor. RADIO CODE CLUB Sending and receiving Morse code amd developing great speed along with accuracy is the job of these people. Mr. Lugg is the advisor JUNIOR RED CROSS East High's Chapter of the J. R.. C. set an all time high record this year in the amount of Red Cross gift boxes iilled and sent to children overseas. The representatives and their ad- visor, Miss Davey, are all very proud ofthe cooperation of the pupils in iilling these boxes. MADISON YOUTH COUNCIL This is a city-wide organization made up of representatives of the fi-ve Madison High Schools, East High having four. Their objective is to plan youth activi- tiiews in the city - in short to set up as a goal, for all youth, better citizenship. This last year the representatives pre- sented to the Board of Educa- tion a request for a drivers' training course in our high schools. EAST SIDE YOUTH COUNCIL Each year, as a way of learning the democratic functions of our city government, a youth mayor and aldermen are elected by the youth of Madison 's East Side. Row One fLeft to rightjz Charlene Schaefer, Marlene Schantz, Connie Conn-or, Phyllis Gilbert, Beth Mitchell Row Two: Lois Ann Bradley, Maxen- tia Retzlaff, Jane Spencer, Lucy Spen- cer, Gary Donovan, Lester Levine, Row Three: Mary Kroncke, Elsa B lb L ft Y d o o sgor on Splett Barbara Ellis, Bob Ver Berk- moes, Dan Peterson, Bob Murray, Bob Severson Row One fLeft to rightjz Joyce Anderson, Carma, Rae Chapman, Marilyn Ericksom. 5 1 Row Two: Maxentia Retzlaif, Lucy Spencer, Barbara Zabrocki, Beth Mitchell, Jean LeI'ebvre Row Three.: Tom Blum, Dan Peterson, Lester Levine HLY The East chapter of HI-Y is one of four sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. Besides holding weekly meetings and putting on social events, the members take an active part in civic aifairs, The purpose of HI-Y is to develp character and leader- ship and, in general, good all around standards of conduct, Row One QLeft to rightlz Otto Puls, Doug Johnson, Jerry Butter- field, Joe Castagna, Glenn Blanchar, Gordon Hanson, Andy Haukereid, Carl Hohlstein Row Two: Dan Crawford, Verne Hemberger, Ed Poore, George Otis, Dave Johnson, Don Tormey, Dick Skoien, Gene Eldred Row Three: Bob Brown, Doug Thompson, Don Benn, John Oasen, Trig Oliversen, Don Evans, Ron Schara, Bill Braska Row Four: Dan Peterson, Don Meier, Dale Pollock, Jim Powell, Lao Shillinglaw, Dick Ripley, Gary Messner, Wendell Gulseth, Bob VerBerkmoes Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a group of junior and senior girls from all the Madison high schools who gather at the YW C A. Two Senior girls from the university assist them in planning parties and square dances and talks by outside speakers. The girls also make a grand tour of the cam- pus. Row One fleft to rightbz Marie Miller, Shirley Olson, Marcia Gra- iham, Joyce Woods Row Two: Lila Newman, Anna Bosben, Sharon Raftree, Dorothy Schloemer Row l'hree: Margaret McKiernan, Margaret Steinle, Marlene Lar- son, Joan Lukas, Eleanor Puttkammer Row One fLeft to rightj: Jean Le Febvre, Pro-Consulg Pat Schultz, Consulg Dick Pryse, Tribune Row Two: Jeanne Pernot,, Alice Hornbeck, Carol Thorson Row Three: Elsa Splett, Martha Jane Porter, Lucille West FRENCH CLUB The activities of the French Club consist of sponsoring mat dances, th-e proceeds of which help support a school in Franceg viewing F r e n c li Language movies, conversing in French ind singing French songs. Miss Westover sponsors the club. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS AND TRIBE LEADERS Always the largest club at East High, the Latin Club has risen to fame under the guidance of Miss Jordan. The organization sponsors an end-of-the-year picnic which has become an in- stitution here. Row One CLeft to rightjz Joyce Anderson, Lois Ann Bradley, Ida. Naffz, Lois Goth, Joyce Arnold Row Two: Beth Mitchell, Nancy Kamm, Barbara Dahle, Jane Cole, Beverly Langetieg Row Three: Elaine I-Ioxsey, Margaret Parker, Norma Trindle, Jane Spencer GARDEN CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Engel these people learn about plants and their growth. They are re- sponsible for the care of a certain section of the greenhouse. GREENI-IOUSE CLUB Members of this club must have had previous experience in horti- culture. Their work is to grow bulbs, keep the plants free from pests, and furnish the beautiful flowers you see in the oifice and classrooms, Miss Stillman is the advisor. I-ICRTICULTURE CLUB This club is made up of students in biology who, under the direction of Miss Stillman, grow material for the classes to study, take care Jf the greenhouse, and learn flower arrangement. THE AC PI This group, known also as the Classical Music Club, appeared in the auditorium on May 9, Wearing, for the first time, their handsome new robes of purple and gold. Besides giving programs for school and outside groups, Left to right, standing: Pat Cleasby, Doris Witte, Joan Schumacher, Mar- garet Parker, Joan Evecrson, Pat Sutter, Sylvia Moen Seated on floor: Elsa Splett, Jean Harrington, Barbara Hull TRIPLE TRIC Few of East's concerts are com- plete Without these nine singers and their alternates. The girls en- tertain at many outside programs and meetings. In their appearance in the winter concert they were accompanied by Nancy Kamm. Here we see this group of girls re- hearsing, with Bob VerBerkmoes as reader, for twhe Christmas pro- gram. ELL CHQIR BARBERSHOP DOUBLE QUARTETTE You've all heard and enjoyed the harmony of these boys. Under the leadership of they have made a name for them- selves in Madison. Many groups outside of school call for their work. Top Tenors Lead Tenors Baritones Basses Accompanist Vogelbaugh the choir presents an operetta annually. This year the membership was ap proximately ninety four. Miss Vogelblaugh directs. Miss Vogelbaugh Eugene Eldred George Otis Frank Hansen Dick Olsen Burnell Ethun Bob Jensen Bob Schumann Jim Hubin and Director, Miss i WS 5 x ig ilk gflinli ,,sg:z':1:,Q,, mwnz,k.asQ.k:, Q . Emfmmgsmisfwfd sig: u '31 V , isijiiizsxsfisxmn A c MMM M , gf M a ff, 2 f Aggzzsvgsi r 55552. ----- - - . V ' N K, - 3 ' Y M V. ,. Ng A .r i ,zaisfzzmy I ' ' 'H M' ivy K 1 pl ,. 455 ,aff Qin- x 4i,f5:w.-Eglggq ' G K -: ' K ?P:?,2f lgZ2f :, , Q 'Ep a n f .... Qi I J ' .,,, A :IMI vw 'e ' : 1, 5 an W ' , 1 - . , .2 H f' Z - V W 2 K3 fx 5 W . ,,, ' ' : Q ' A - W' ' M , V ,f, Q Q ' . 'S Q A5 X ' I ' - W Jin -V Q W X . M. , , P W ' .. ..A.. 'E 1 ' :df .. 'Q Q? 555: 5 gf 'lf :R E'I -iI:,g::.:Q:Qff'I, ..., , sig '5 '1'Q '2.. Lf A - A' ' fi: ' QF L wi' E riff X my 6 E?V QM es. 1. SN 2 .V . . 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Q 51' if v EE, 3:25194 4 J mm ' W :gigs FS 35? ,5? : ' V - ff' ,E .QW my V A 5 QSQQAW' 3 r-:F x f Y 2 Wim 1 ,f Q' 1 is 5 ' 90 9 4? ,, - ,L 122.5 M W Besides performing at two concerts each year, the orchestra also pre- sents an annual o concert and la si for the o eretta and the two la s re- P P P Y P P Y P Martha Stone, Martha Jane Porter, Carol Schuetze, Marilyn Erickson THE STRING QUARTETTE This quartette is organized mainly for the entertainment of outside groups, such as Women's clubs and Veter- ans' associations through- out the city. It is made up ofmembers of the string sec- tions of the orchestra. LIES sented each school year. This year the group participated in the University of Wisconsin annual Winter Music Clinic, performing the music of the Class C and D contest lists. THE CLARINET QUARTETTE Made up of clarinet players from the concert band, this g r o u p provides recreation for themselves and others by playing for various organi- zations throughout the city. Gary Donovan, Jim Hubin, Terry Howe, Eugene Cnarc I i i , , 1 , Gary Donovan, Jim Hubin, Terry Howe, Eugene Cnare GIRLS' CAREER CLUB Speakers and members of local concerns try to help these girls Hnd the job best suited to them. The members of the club study the various vocations open and thus determine those which most appeal to them. Miss Fosse and Miss Collins are the advisors. BOYS' CAREER CLUB These boys meet to discuss various job possibilities after graduation. Outside speakers are brought in to aid them in choosing occupations. MOVIE OPERATORS Charles Forsberg, Lowell Peterson, Olaf Larson, Bob Pomrenke These boys under the tutelage of Mr. Dhein, have learned how to operate a. mo- tion-picture projector in order that they can be of Service around school whenever movies are to be used in class rooms, clubs, or the auditorium. Their Work has been of great value this past year. 111, EN ' W N . F f KJ , , V J :fx G Q2 Q. .2 THE FALL PARTY The Punkin Ball was held Friday, November 11, in the East High gymnasium. Wally Stebbins and his orchestra provided the music, while East High students furnished the entertainment., Decorations accented the autumn scene. In a field of cornstalks in the center of the gym, were two scarecrows with punkin- heads7', While the refreshment stand appeared as a huge cider jug, as shown in the picture at the left. The French Club aided by Ken Kanouse served refreshments. Ken acted as a travel- ing French diplomatf' selling pop and potato chips. Fiesta Fantasy The junior ff Senior Spring Dance I 9 L 'S M -4 H' V14 East's Own Swing Grchestra A melodrama HHome Sweet Home pre- sented as part of a pep meeting program. The most intelligent horse that ever ap- peared on lCast's stage Cand the only onej. It had three brains. XVhether provided by outside or student talent, Last 1-.llgllibl '49 and '50 assembly programs have had the quality of appealing to a variety of tastes. in ad- dition to the regular programs, such as the awarding or letters and honors, the reviewing ot a sports season, the pep meetings, and the recitals presented by our hard-Working musical organizations, there were interesting readings, music, and talks by hired entertainers, the jun- ior High Christmas peageant, spectacular scientific demonstrations, and as the climax of the year's assemblies, the last and perhaps the 1DOSt important one of all - the Senior Day aud. OPERETTA HOLLYWOOD EXTRA The plot of Hollywood Extra , the operetta given on Friday, March 24, under the direction of Miss Vogelbaugh, involves Irene, a beauty-contest win- ner from Hopetown, Maine, Who goes to Hollywood for a screen test. Other char- acters who add zest to the story are Uncle Abner, HopetoWn's comic old postmaster who isn't as dumb as he aD- pears, Hannah, an elderly spinster Who sets her trap for Uncle Abner, Bob, who with Irene supplies the romantic interest, Debby, Bob's sister, and Holly- wood big shots . CAST Uncle Abner ................ Bill Day Irene ........... --- Bob Wilcox .... ---------- John Balties Debby Wilcox ........ Hannah .......... --- Corporal Benson Barbara Mathys Barbara Werndli - Mary Kroncke --- ..... Stan Stitgen Rita Lupa ....... --- Barbara Ford Marty ---.... --- de Bunker --- Goldenrod .... --. .... Phil Kohl Richard Ripley Richard Carman The Football Banquet The climax of the football season, be it a victorious one or otherwise, is the banquet at which all players of both the varsity and reserve ranks are feted. This year's event was held on November roth in the cafeteria, where a turkey dinner was served by Miss Olson and her staff aasisted by members of the freshman team. Harry Stuhldreher of the University, Lew Cornelius, representing the Capital Times, and Monty McCormick of the State Journal Were the chief speakers. VVendell Gulseth acted as toastmaster. Training for F. H. ARF EW . CARVING CR Future Husbands of America CAN YOU Marian Prenot Mildred Jenkins Hobie Tholo Lowell Lueptow Darlene Bliese and Donna Gauntlett Jean Le Febvre Janet and Janice Irvin Audrey Weittenhiller Helen Rita Coughlin Jean Reed Janet Felland Virginia Johnson arg, THOSE GGGD OLD DAYS? Jolly, Nancy, and Lucille West Gretchen Hovig, Donna I-Iillebrand, A u d r e y Knopf, Sara Adams, and Buddy Knopf Carol Thorson Merilyn Roth Harry Hicks, J 0 y c e Kroseman, Dick Feldt, and Barbara Davis Anna Bosben Joan Lunde Marian Smith Grace Welke Phyllis Fell Darlene Storch Marilyn Van Winter Sondra Bird Bob Murray Margaret Parker Alice Taft Elaine Brown and Betty Ann Warren Sixth Grade, Lowell School 5 5 5 Q s I 2 5 2 3 5 P E 5 E 3 ii 5 . 5 ? S I Q E X I 1 'O .QfWlQ!'Y751-QQJIX ,, 74 ,fp,-.-f - -,..-, ,fwnwya -SWK-, 4 . - f 4 K v -J 'x -' 3 1 V '- - 1 f - V 1'- 'fibfli 1111, fn ' . -'HG' : 15, -. Clqlgzg'-1'-'..'-.,.-4 . M' -. - ' 'X'a'--- FQ , li-:ui-:ii-1-r - ' T H. Pnifiog ff. is A xl lun. ... X. ' , f f r . f WE S ' 2 ik vsct, Z Ci fun X When during one of the games, Mr. Mergen had to get out his ladder to stretch a basket? Our shock-on December 5, when we heard that Tom Postel, a classmate, had died in an automobile accident? That amazing old man, Squeegee, whose pre- dictions were almost always wrong? When Ronnie Schara and Dave Johnson were tied for junior class president? The suspense after report cards were issued until the eight-point list came out? The beautiful Chinese costumes used in Lost I-Iorizon '? i Forcing oneself through the crowds at Bas- sett's to get those super ice-cream cones? The difficulty the properties committee had finding a plow for the play George Washing- ton Slept Here until Stan McKiernan dis- covered one in a friend's barn? The terrible wind on Prom night that caused skirts to fly and become caught in doors? Popping the-ballons at the end of Fiesta Fantasy '? The scramble to meet deadlines for copy for Tower Times and Tower Tales? The breathless wait on award day to s-ee WH 0 would get Service E's'? And finally, the moment that climaxes your three years of high school when you walk across the stage and the roll tied with purple and gold ribbon is in your clutches at last - will you remember that? ? . SWIG Rgpo o g XX Ligfgr QT 5 4 'X 5 Z e '7 0 o X ,1 g V nl ly 0'-3 RQ, Ronda y N' . IM J '--v' Q! w f'f Oo New ' 65 i f, 'lv 'v 'B R D ' 4 S My G 'En-'ON Dqy X 4 55' IQSO 0 ' Serin , 46 S A , S T Z! : Q :HK , ,l,,,,,, L, W - L- ' Cm smmux 'BMALJYG .6 0. TPMIM but xk f if 2:9 ' off 1:46 Q f O rilym 465 o'3?5A3- I ha lf ' Y JRUP 3: -,QQ-g -A 7250 004K ' WD als' ' 6 if 'ex 1 I V . ' ' jf? f W7ll3S , 3 'W - gf ' , 5,6393 mo 8 fi I io QQ Hey! 600 I ll dm 3- E 32022502353 1 i X -' KX WOODWORK STUDY HALL TYPING ART METALS AUTO MECHANICS CHEMISTRY BAND GENERAL METALS HOME ECONOMICS SPEECH LATIN P. 0. D. 15591655 S s. V1 W W ...5lLLu.u...---- M pllIl'.Xx I I xhtuu dxhu txt...- HI mmlu ,W WWW K VJ' W1 II- 'Hx 1 l l X - tl'l I . I I 'xsltglg Q 1949 Football Squad After a questionable start, East's football squad ploughed straight through their opponents' lines, to emerge With the Big Eight and City Cham'- pionships. Of all those victorious games, the ones that Will, no doubt, be longest remembered were those with Beloit and Central. Next year's team has a record to uphold - and may Lady Luck be with the boys so that East retains her title! Larry Johnson Herbert Mueller Milt Diehl Ferris McKin1aly THE COACHING STAFF Backfield I-Iead Coach Backiield Line Coach BIG EIGHT FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Win Lose Tie East, ...... - 7 0 0 Beloit ...... - 6 1 0 Kenosha .... .. 4 3 0 Janesville --- - 4 3 0 Central ........ - 3 3 V 1 Racine Park ...... - 1 4 2 Racine Horliek .... .. 1 5 1 West .......... - 0 7 0 East .... --- 6 Evanston .... --.. 38 East .... --- 13 Beloit ........ --- 7 East .... --- 32 Racine Park .... --- 6 East .... .... 1 4 Kenosha ....... --- 7 East .... .... 2 0 West ..... --.., 6 East .... .... 1 4 Janesville ...-... --- 0 East .... .... 35 Racine Hon-lick --- --- 0 East .... .... 2 6 Central ...... --- 0 is A11 City - All Big Eight 9 Eugene Eldred - Half Back Verne Hemberger - Full Back Windy Gulseth - Quarter Back - George Otis - Guard Gary Messner - Center - A11 City Joe Castagna. - Half Back - A11 City Paul Moen - Tackle Leo Schlicht - End - All City Dan Peterson - End - 3 Ted Payne - Tackle - A11 City Dale Pollock - Guard Ed Poore - Guard Leo Shillinglaw -- Half Back Lee Rogers - Manager Carl Holstein - Half Back Bob Brown - Half Back Frank Hanson - Center Tom Blum - Center Bob Betts - Tackle , Dan Crawford - Half Back Ken Thompson - Guard Gordon Hanson - Quarter Back Dick Olson - Guard - A11 City Ronald Schara - Half Back Le Roy Silampa. - Quarter Back Trygve Oliversen - End Bob Gennrich - Half Back Paul Droster - Half Back John Oasen -- End Jim Kurth - Full Back - All City Ken Verley - Tackle Lloyd Sarbacker - Tackle FOUR LAKES SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row: Leroy Williams, Bill Dolderer, Ted Gerry, Gordy Morris, Ronnie Lewis, Lowell Peterson, Fred Langeltieg, Gordy Ledford, Jim Hansber Third Row: Jim Doherty, Jerry Denruiter, Fred Sauers, Stefan Anderson, John Huemmer, Roger Shaw, Wayne Clark, Bill Gilbert, Larry Viten Second Row: Bjorn Thompson, Marvin Jensen, Jim Northrup, Paul Puttkammer, Don Anderson, Don Zimmerman, Roy Swenson First Row: Duane Brickson, Vaughn Bremer, Charles Forsberg, Richard Krier, Bill Wurtzler, Doug Graham East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East BASKETBALL SCHEDULE --- ....... 45 vs. Oshkosh - ---- ,-- -- 41 vs. Racine Park - - -- - - 32 ve. Janesville - -- - , - - - - 33 vs. Kenosha - - - 51 vs. Central ...... ,-- - - 52 vs. Fond du Lac - H, -- 32 vs. Elgin -------- ,H -- 42 vs. Beloit ----- --- -- 45 vs. West ------ --, -- 37 vs. Hoi-lick ------ , , , - - 34 vs. Racine Park - - U- -- 36 vs. Janesville --- - , , -- 36 vs. Beloit - ---- - - - -- 29 vs. Kenosha - - - - - , - - 45 vs. Central - -- 38 vs. Hom-lick -- --H un--- 47 vs. West -- TOURNAMENT SCORES East - - - ....... 48 vs. Watertown - - - East - -, --- 46 vs. Columbus ---- East -,,, --- 44 vs. Wisconsin Dells FOUR LAKES BASKETBALL CHAMPS Back Row: Tom Blum, Dean Spaith, Dick Olson, Danny Peterson Front Row: Frank Hanson, George Otis, Danny Crawford THE WRESTLING TEAM H 1 ' i Q ' 'Back Row: Douglas Mehltretter, Ed Poore, Kern Thompson, Gaylord Downey, Dale Pollock ,Middle Row: Herb Brigham, Roger Staven, Marvin Jensen, Don Smith UFront Row: Dennis Crounse, Charles Forsberg, Ed Steele, Dick Olson, Jim Simonson THE TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Vaughn Bremer, Peter Barrett, Donald Smith, Jerry Orvold, Dan Imhoif, Charles Forsberg Rear Row:--Mr. Brill, Jim Howery, Gary Messner, Lee Kemf, Ronald Lewis, Dick Feldt, Jack Sieders CROSS COUNTRY Seated: Mr. Gibson, Vincent Peterson Front RowfLeft to rightj: Bob Pomrenke, Frank Madis, Don Skare, Dave Stratton, Milo Cunning- ham, Dave Johnson Back Row fLeft to Righty: Neil Macaul-ey, Bob Schumann, Don Benn, Wayne Lillie, Don Larson, Pat McCarthy, Don Tormey Back Row: Coach Floyd Ferrilli, Dick Pryse, Gordon Morris, Tom Blum, Trygve Oliver- sen, Clair Oren, Jim Ferrill, Windy Gulseth, Frank Hanson, Tom Knoche Front Row: Dan Crawford, Doug Johnson, Albert Sabroif, Gordon Hanson, Dick Riplefy, Leroy Silampa, Dave Johnson, Otto Puls, Duane Ginger East Baseball Team I East's baseball prospects appeared very good this year. For one thing, we had ten returning lettermen. Of the first four games played, we won two from West and lost as many to Central. 4 As the year bool: goes to pressg East is looking forward 'to the state tournament competition. Prospects for next year areinot too, bright, but with effort, East's players may come through much betterthan is anticipated byeour fans. V 1 1 f W p J T ACK FIELD EVE TS Front Row: John Huemmer, Phil Morrison, Pat McCa.rthy, Louis Meyers, Lyelll Harris, Bob Markgraf Otto Buek Back Row: John Novotny, Jim Doherty, Don Tormey, Lloyd Sarbacker, Wayne Lillie, Don Benn Ken Verley, Jack Kingsley, Bob Breiby The East track team was very succesful this season, being still unde- feated at the time the year book Went to press. We first Won the West Relays, followed by a decisive vittory over Central. Then came success at the Rockford Relays, after which we defeated West's team. The boys then looked forward to competition in the Janesville Relays aand the City and State Tournaments. Although East loses, through graduation, many good players, the track team next year should be excellent and make a record that East's fans can be proud of. Crucial Moments ' v?:M5i,55?f.if? 11 if ' ' W M l35.f?52igy? Si55- ' m3955345 5 f n 5 fi Q fwfwwff ,sw f Xxfffi, Q, W xl sk ft: YIM ssffifasg 5,1 'W M 'f:g5:wf4?eS2:sff E , Jiwlfr'-'?fy?3':iivifsifffhip fig -, v- N? V . 'L' Qggpfsggf-'2ff?y525.M::53::':A,, A QM , ' gn .aM':.k K' J - ' ' I 'M If T? it? z ' A 'H A . iq A , 'K . M 55:50 4 f 'A ' . - A A 7, f 4 . : - , - .Q-in-:X K i .. ,f . Y E ,:.f::,.1 . , I w w 3. H .ff 111- I . - Q A 3. , we . . Q? . 2 1 Q Q GJ? Q 2 wi East High offers a varied program of sports for girls. There are five major sports which are played both during and after school. These consist of volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis and softball. There are four sports nights a Week with Miss Hansen and Miss Schrader in charge. As juniors, girls may elect either a dance or a sports program for physi- cal education. The dance Work includes structural, rhythmic, and special activities. These girls also have additional Work in tennis. Those who elect sports have work in skills and techniques in the sports listed above, and are tested ini their skills and dules. Class programs usually include an intramural tournament in SC3SOI13.l SPOITS. ,f- Titan- VOLLEYBALL Top Row: Joyce Arnold, Jean Moore, Nancy Ronsit, Palt Schultz, Beverly Nelson Biottom Row: Mary Cassidy, Captain Merilyn Roth, Eyvonne Moore SECOND PLACE TEAM y Top Row: Mary Lou Kernan, Nancy Kamm, Dar- lene Domini, Nancy Toepfer Bottom Row: June Nesberg, Captaing Joyce Ander song Joyce Hinrichs Not present: Darlene Bliese and Sally Loehrer CONSOLATION TEAM Top Row: Nola, Malloy, Sara, Chille, B a.r bara. Blawusch, Captaing Lucy Spencer Middle Row: Sharon Raftree, Aleetha, Palmeri, J oa.n Schumacer Bottom Row: Bertha Flom, Joyce Walrath, Helen Payne Lf Si f? S, ..., . .. :-:gee K -' - - Www ' Sf-., ..... ..... 3 323.5 , S? Q ix H .X 14 QS . Q 4 mx 5 'X W NX WH-1 W M. 55 ,R A, , Q x ,Q 2 -5 SM W .. M' S S! 1 A 5 gf Q B V Q EE 2 in waz my , , f W if Q Q 5:-fa ig? L .Q , ,E s or if 2 w H ztggzffg 1 i if l i 5 iv A fiyzrzma Q 1 .:. .,,... :-, 5 E S i ff, H K' Q 35+ 'gi 2 5' is A y 321 V af 2 1325. 3 4 s Eg? Q A If ' f me J we CHAMPS so via Left to right: Darlene Ditsch, Marilyn Erickson, Joyce Arnold, Elainei Hoxsey, Dorothy Cook Center Front: Captain Lois Bradley Top Row: Joyce Arnold, Edith Gannon, Elaine Bass, Pat Sparks, Geraldine Clark, Annette Mockrud Marcia Swiggum Botom Row: Jean Whipple, Merilyn Roth, Mary Cassidy, Nancy Ronsit, Pat Heisig ,YW ,, BAC KETBALL SECOND PLACE TEAM Top Row: Nancy Kamm, Dyanne Kleiner, Janet Millette Middle Row: Judy Helmke, Marcia Swig- gum, Guenn Lium Bottom Row: Captain Corrine Ochalla, Edith Gannon East had a really exciting basketball tournament this year in which Lois Brad- 1ey's team won over that of Corrine Ochalla for the championship. Then there was a round robin tournament whereby each team was given the opportunity to meet the others. CONSOLATION TEAM Top Row: Donna Cook, Joy De Cell, Bar- bara Bass, Carolyn Cammack Middle Row: Janice Hermanson, Barbara Bruley, Roberta Williams Bottom Row: Lou Ann Erlandson, Captain Barbara Bredesen, Delores Spaegiit Baseball Every spring a large number of girls come out for baseball. -Teams are chosen and a round robin tournament is played. BADMINTON Badminton is one of the most interesting and exacting games East girls play. Each girl chooses a partner whom she retains throughout the single eliminaation tournament, A Winners in championship series andffa winner in consolation series is declared. .V TENNIS Tennis is a. minor sport for girls. Each girl has a choice of tennis or baseball. OFFICIALS CLUB . mc. . ,W . ,, ,... W, ..., .,,,. ...,. ,,, ,,.,,,,,..,.,,,,,,.,,,,,..,. , WW ,, , 7 Top Row: Nancy Hoxsey, Elaine. Bass, Eyvonne Moore, Nancy Letlebo, Betty Klechefski, Jean Whip- ple, Barbara Bass, Sylvia Sachtjen, Pat Heisig, Shirley Glueck Middle Row: Lois Blum, Mary Casidy, Merilyn Roth, Joyce Arnold, Pat Sparks, Mavis Freidig, Nancy Ronsit, Barbara Bredeson, Marcia Swiggum Bottom Row: Alice Ghering, Shirley Roth, Annette Mockrud, Phyllis Fell, Edith Gannon, Geraldine Clark Not present: Lucy Spencer I I . ,i l The Officials Club has twenty-five members composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They are chosen by Miss Hansen and are given special instruction in rules and tehniques and are assigned at regular tournament games in intramural sports. LETTER M WINNERS Top Row: Lucy Spencer, Jean Whipple, Lois Bradley, Joyce arnold Middle Row: Barbara Ellis, Pat Schultz, Mary Cassidy, Merilyn Roth Bottom Row: La Vonne Jewell, Ruth Hill, Jean Moore, Gail Wold Center Front: Charlene Schaefer ln order to win the letter UM a girl must earn iooo Points. She may do this by participating in after-school sports and individual activities. ee i rx, 'ci' f fi X K Y f tx Top Row: Jean Whipple, Elaine Bass Bottom Row: Merilyn Roth, Mary Cassidy OFFICIATING BADGE WINNERS Members of the ofiiciating club are given a chance to win a badge by actmg as umpire, refree, score or time keeper at the after-school games for a series of four nights in each activity. cl Q , Y. sv , S Cy! Autogmphs Autogmphs '12