Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)
- Class of 1947
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S 'I X455 In V31-L. X ! Q J 7. CJf L,- ' ' Wg' yy 1 ,HJ .X-fl. Ly! W yy, 5 firff Marefnm FACULTY fo ktdflf CLASSES '- Q-26 lf' OF 'ff XX, Thr! llarepvmf' S' P 0 RT S -5 JY 7041079 U0 wfnefrf AQTIVIUES' -- 771 F Z-I' ,--X! 1 x N l'u1-:M-Xzu,L1.w1 rw 'ur' wglmm Hi w li l'u:'aS I:.l1:x4 sw 1r1v1,111.ia1l1+ ui . ull H14-x'fNE :'.L:,N1n 'Q ww: Iumi en wwilm lx lm' 4111 mfiw wi ilu 'wmv DEDICATION IVY .1 Wlth slncere adm1rat1on and resoect We dedlcate thlq annual to Mr Wvlllam C Godson our prmclpal He has won the esteem of students and facultv ahke for h1S fnendlmess understandmg mtegrlty and aboxe all hls unt1rmg servxce to the school L7 1 , f f 1' 11 -, ' h .e ,Q , I 151 ., 2, .Q ll I . - S . . . . . . . V ww' A GQ fx as Y f 4 i - 5 K s i 5 Q s I. f 0 .. E I I K I S I ia , 1., '- sf .8 1 Q, 4 '- i x -,isa 'N K :agp D ' 1 W Q , ai nu l I W I '--' A, 4. V 5. W ' 1 4 W 1 1 1 -,--' 1 1 .. V M M -2 .AAVA A A- fm-4 7 4 ,,. K ,,,, , ff ,. 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XLIX D Vx I WAHPPOOI 1e11111e11cl111t ol Sphof BOARD of EDUCATION undt 11 oiheu X 1te1Jool N Rose X11 L eonudson 'NI1 Pedmscn the aft l' 1' -' -' 111 ,' 5 p 'ol - rollments selecting largely those who make - 'lg 1 , 1 1. 1 ' ' . ' . '1- . , . l V ' Y I . 1 ,, . Q 1 vi , Q if ' y . v le 'hgl wh l, 1 1 'A aint 1 yo ' 'H l est. - , , 1 f , - 1 1 4 L 4 S111 X 1 115 A11- vi -1 , 1111. 1 1 .. p wwf M Our Dotmg Directors Class of 47 Wlsdom IS the DI'1l'lC1D3l thmg therefore get w1sdom and w1th all thy gettmg get understandmg Solomons words from the days of old are just as appl1cable to the stu dents of a modern h1gh school as they were to the youth of h1s t1me Lxke the celllst who must be w1se enough to play h1s part yet must he have an under standmg of the whole so should we lxve th1s symphony of l1fe Wllllng to play our part as 1nd1v1duals tempered w1th the un derstandlngs that make for a better World That was the challenge to the youth 1n Solomons day 1t IS an even greater chal lenge today May you as 1nd1v1duals have the courage and the strength to accept that challenge Smcerely WM C' GODSON Prm pal PJ r X Y-'JB STAFFORD D BYRUM Asslstant Prmclpal JENNIE A GOLDEN D an of Glrls Page Eleven I l 1 . 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MOREFIELD Assistant to the Superintendent , L A Page Twelve Ur History in the Making DOROTHX NIADER L111xe1 XX XLTER THORESEN Carroll 51 1 VN1-.c01'1x1n EOgl xphx Qp m1 h Wh1p111111t1L 111 Lornplda an L Sp mol Cullum Un1xQ1s1tX oi Vhscon P1 I Eumomms 111c S4141 11 P111hlm111s 12 Amu X cm Vkhat xx oulri s mme IH na un' hear n ut111g'P mai wang BFATRICE H KELI ER X131 RAI PH J SCHINSKI O hkosh otta Lmx QI IIX State Tcachem Colleve B G 11 1 1 I1 Q VW11 ld Hlstorx 10 Freshman 111 P 'J L LIJ 1111 1 Fcxotlnll Nou u 6 1n Alaska xc! nw IDA C SXVANSOIN P B Umxermtx ofW1sc0ns1n Cmzcnshm 9 World HlSt0lN Qtamp Club E1rQ you gag ffelxff . 1 NI-X Amcllcan J' YNLVHSICI Q 111 411 Cla 5 Pr thrt hell tuilul 1231119 LOXD F DOBXNS Ln1xc1 111 ,YQ Q Ffbfld Page ThlftQOYl ' . -W ' L' '- 1' -- . ' - h. . tj of , BS ' ',-. 1' ' - K ,' ' 'A - G- 'z ,' 7, 12. . z S. fm. BA., l. K. ' .. ' ' 1 -. HU 1 i'1':1:1f- . i I -1 ' - J , - - ' . 1 - ' 1 1. 1 1 lL'llII H131 ry 11. 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'B-h-but gosh fellows. 5 Page Fourteen x Our Rythmn Masters KENNETH E EMMONS BM JANICE KLEMISH Lawrence College BM Music 7 8 Mlxed Chun Gnls Glee Club Qupex sm Pl ide school musu lumm Chun T1 lplc Tun M ldxlgal Quuk like 1 burmv Lwsrence C o 1 l e g e Band Strlke up the band MRS GERTRUDE K NEWTON Columb1a College oi NIUSIC and Art Detrolt COUSGIVWYOFX l MARY J MONTE Mllvuaukee State Teachers College WISCOD con College ol MUSIC Music Ins ltute ot it Lomb BM Hxstorw 8 She hxmgb harmony to school llie r deb bf-' tl r W MUSIC and Art WIISSOUYI Umx er EDITH BUECE UHIVCFSITX SITY EXTENSION Course ln Art WISCODSIH BS Art 7 8 9 Art Jumor Hlgh Art To the offxce Club Her bulletm board the boys prlde of the art class -s YQ- ar, 4:77 X mf' X SX f-+1 X1 Af Page Flfteen 1 I . . , 2 U ' , . 1 ' ' - MN? z Va ' li l . ' tw A lr., ' l lil l FJ Y f 5 I i T rn .5 fy J .. ,J ' sl . A , 1' . -5 A., -, -4 lx x -' JN N qv' ,L 2,1 W -Y I -, f I A ,ull 5 . I VI NV Til lv- , f 6 rf if , X , E .lf ,p , ' n A . 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'1 ,'.'illI ' 1 ' .. 7 tt: Basis of All Knowledge Joan Sladky and Claude Lleburn br1ng us nght up io date wlih thelr essays on the Junlor Prom ELEANIOR ANN URBAN Mount Mary Col lege Mllwaul-lee Teachers College North western Un1VeTSltV BA En:-fllsh 11 12 Senior Class Play Oh vou people BETTY W BROCKMAN Unlversxty of Wxs consm BA Engllsh 7 9 Journallsm Manner Publlcatlons Club Cub Reporters Copy deadlme Wednesday UIIIXQTSIIS of Lelpzlg Germany BA Englxsh 10 Twelfth Nlvht Her way IS as sweet as her smlle JOSEPH J GERENTD Lawrence College Un1 xersltv of Wlsconsm Unlversxty of L19pZ1g Germany BA MA Engllsh ll Speech Dlrector of Junlor Class Play and Twelfth Nxght Play The plays the thmg L Page Seventeen HERTA F1 GERENDI - Lawrence College, Algebra, Geometry, Trlgonometry Arlthmetlc Grown Up JENINIE A GOLDEN Umx El slty of W1sconsm Umxcx sltw ot Columbla NIA Main 7 8 Algebxa Geometxx Solid Geometlx Natmnwl Honor eOCl6tV Dem of girls Dean Queen JOHN A MOLANDER Augus MARGARET C THULL Um tanw College Umversxts f Nlmnesota UUIVSFSIIX Nlxclngan BA Math 8 Trlg 11 12 Elementarw Algehrfa Hxghex Algebxa Noontlme Recreatlon A llttle mm cnet novx and then lCll9hQd bx the best of men Logarxthms versus sprmg fever versus of WISCONSIN Colum bla UHIXSFSIIN BA MA Math 7 Geometry Basic 'VIath Cartesuan Club She can moxe a c1rcles a square by mere geometry Page Exghteen Wkzrm YWMA ev In the World of Commerce ,,...4- LARMEIN SAVAGE Lux :ence College lrXl111LXK8lLI TEHCHBIS College BS Sun ographx 12 Shorthand Txpmg 1 Pcxchologx 2 Hall WIOHIIOIH xlck the trwde t -and 'nd' ,ga-l1i ' ,,,,......--1 I-.1 -- --, FITS! year fYPlS1S a sldkfjgh NIR S VELVA 'Nl SHARER Whltexsater State TEBCHCIN College Bookkcepmg 12 Txpmg 12 Commvrcml Lux Genual BUNIYIOSS Sophomole Cllss Adxxxm Busxnes Nlinagel t the Semox and Jumox Claw Plug Please mentmn no nimes RL TH BREEDFN X1 hllux xtcl State Tcanhuk Collezg P Ed Txumg 1 Shorihand 1 Bookkeepmg Busmee d Ol Ol net Budsete ne due 1-uclax P age 'N1T ClfE 1 L V ., 3, ' ,n+ 4 D ' gg ':'W ' ' L Wu -3 ' S. g 1 2 ,, E . 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V , 4' ' Athletically lnclined A11 Are Ready for Cahsthemcs BRUCE I BASLER UHIVSY slty of Iowa Unlverslty 111111015 BS PhyS1C81 Edu catlon 9 10 General Sclence 9 Geography 7 Coach of J V Football and Basketball Almost a perfect season IRENE PAGE LaCrosse State Teachers College B S Phy 10 G A A Svs mg 5 our partner HOWARD STIEHM LaCrosse State Teachers College BS SCIENCE 8 Phy Ed 7 8 12 Bovs Intramural Athletlcs Asslstant Football Coach Come on now fellows let s LYNN JORDAN BS Umver sltw of Wlsconsm Sclence 2 Coach M Club Maybe next wear QJGGAJ ,gjvffwg 1 Page Tu enty 41 Fx. I s 1'-1,-.4f 4 f 4' 'Mu' 4-I vA4x',44 Mfg! frn.UU.fCf.Z4, ,MN 4104- lx.. ffl., xx 14 I1 M -. fu-,iff .MJ I O! NL fl' I., I f - 5 ' Oi W - - V L I .'z go, I Ed..7,8.9.'. ..f ' . . ra fl r ' ., - I 4' Q L fffali--44 f V . . I I 1 . 4' f 11 ' , ' l A fff V.. S C 1 'r , f- Q if qt 'L-kA'l , f J . , I , J , L, . k ru- ! R ff 4' ,brig , ,..,, E H I , . 7 L pd: 1 -f -A I - 7 , . .1 .1 1, . l. ' ,J 1 . 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' 14 fr Q6 90 fa 'b 09 X55 CLASS OF 47 We the Senlor Class of 1947 are now graduatmg from Marmette H1gh School and can well sax that We have left behlnd us a good record and one to be proud of Under the Ieadershlp of Mr Hansen We elected as our offlcers Don Erdmann pres1dent Dvck S1mon v1cepres1dent Shlrley Magnuson secretary D1ck Marlneau treasurer The sen or Chrlstmas party the class play M8gHlflCeHt Obsesslon the Semol Class Follles and the major event of the year Graduat1on topped the 11st of 1m portant Senlor 3Ct1V1l16S Page Twentx Eght 00' 6,9 9 1 0 6 , 44, 9 , 09' ef 0. 'a are 9 Q. O fe- fi fi I 7 3 C ' - 1 Q . - 5 ' 1 ' ' v ' ' . s M . . . ,,. . . ' l 7 i 3 1- 1. - i ROGER ALSBORG LORRAINE AUDIT BUG Bettx Lamp 9 10 'NIALVA AUGUSTINE 'NIEL A 10 Gx - Glee Club 9 Mxxed Chou 11 12 HELEN AINN BAKER Latm Club ll CAROL BAUNIAN BONIBER Nucleus 10 Cxrls Plee Club 9 12 Alt Club 9 CLIFFORD BEATTIE Carteslan 11 12 HEI EW BEHRENIS PEANUT Hall 'Nlrmtor 9 Cxrls Clee Club 9 Bettx Lump 12 u ceus 10 ALBERTA BELONIGA BERT Nucleus 10 11 Hall Mom or 10 11 12 Whlpurnette Busmess Staff 12 Forenslcs 11 12 C1rls Glee Club 9 10 Class Plax 12 Debate 11 12 1Caota1n 129 EUGENE BEYER GEINE Intramural Bwsketball 9 10 GAA 9 10 11 12 lSecretar5 121 Intramurals 11 PAUL BOATMAN Stamo Club 9 tSecretarx 91 LEONARD BOERNFR BOTSO JV Basketball 9 Intramural Basketball 9 10 11 WALTON BRANDT Hall Momtor 10 11 12 Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY 12 JOAN BROUGHTON JO B R1fle Club 10 11 12 tPres1f'ent 121 L1brar3 Counc1l10 11 1 ' tPres1dent 121 Nucleus 10 GAA 10 Carteslan 11 M1X9d Choxr 9 11 Class Plax 11 Intramurals 11 12 NHIIOHSI Honor Socxetx 12 Badver G1rls State EUNICE BUEGE Tvneltth Nlzht 10 11 12 Footllghts 9 lNucleus 10 Rifle Club 10 11 12 Lgecretarx 113 Carteslan 10 11 JOYCE CADIEU Nucleus 10 11 Latln Club 9 10 G1r1s Glee Club 9 Hall Monltor 12 Natlonal Honor Society 12 GAA 9 10 Page Twenty N me A A, i .. G.A, , , 111 'rl: g 'f , , I . v' . . z ' .1 -' 5 v .3 ,' 1 3 N - ETHEL BLANCHETTE . . . . , , . '. ' 5 ' , 12. Qu ,H gf RUSSELL CARLSON COLLY Football Manager 10 11 M Club 10 11 12 ROBERT COLLETTE BOB Safetv Patrol 9 10 11 12 Rltle Club 12 Band 10 11 12 Track 12 BETTY JEAN DELFOSSE Gnls Glee Club ROBERT DELGOFFE DEL Intramurals 11 12 JOAN DETLEFS H lMon1tor 9 10 11 12 Mixed Choxr 10 11 2 ALICE DREWRY SALLY Llbrarv Councll 11 12 Rfle Club 10 11 12 Clase Play 11 12 Hall Monltor 10 11 Handxcraft 9 Art Club 9 10 Whlpurnette Art 9 10 11 12 G AA 10 11 12 4Secretarv 11 Presldent 121 National Honor Soclety 12 DOROTHY DUMKE DORT onltes 9 10 11 Hall Momtor 9 1 Class Pay Natlonal Honor Socletv 12 lSecretar5 123 PATRICIA ELLISON PAT m Club 9 10 N leus 10 11 P vm Club 11 12 H Momtor 12 G1rls Glee Club 12 Art Club 9 GAA 10 Whlpurnette Echtorlal Staff 11 12 Natzonal Honor Socxety 12 JOHN ELSON JACK Varsxtv Football 11 Intramural Basketball 10 11 12 JOYCE ENDERBY Band 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 12 Latm Club 9 WILLIAM ENGLAND BILL Nucleus 10 KENNETH G ERDMAN KEN Band 9 10 11 12 Swmg Band 12 DONALD T ERDMANN DON Intramural Vollew Ball 9 Intramural Basketball 9 Class Pl'n 11 12 Class Offlcer 12 MIXSG Cholr 9 EVIILYN JANE FALK EVE o1r 10 11 a rgal 10 and Tvxellth Nldht Dramatlc 9 Debate 9 PATRICIA C FAUCETT PAT Latln Club 11 12 Cheerleader 10 11 Pep Club 9 10 11 12 Glrls Glef. Club 9 MIXSH Cholr 10 11 12 Llbrarv Councll 12 Nucleus 10 11 GAA 10 11 Class Play Whlpurn tte Busmess Staff 10 11 12 RICHARD FIFAREK BULLDOG M Club 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Asslstant JV Coach Class Olilcer 9 Page Thntx HMM 1 Q - ,. .. al ' .. . . 1 A ' ' . . 1 . A ' , ' . z i . . : . .' N0 ' , , Q ' . , 1 3 1 ' 123 Lat' I , 5 uc , 5 e, , 3 all ' ' A I i h A 5 ' ' ' ' I - . .. i 'Q ' . P ' Ch ' V . A , 121 M d-i , 11, 121 B 9, 10, 11. 123 : - . . . : ' . . 12: v, iw MELVIN B. GILBERT -- GIL Whipurnette Business Staff 9, 10, 11, 12 1Business Manager 1213 Quill and Scroll 11, I2Q Cartesian Club 11, 12 1President 1213 Webster Debate 11. 12: tPresident 123: Intramurals 9, 10, III National Honor Society 12. GERALD GIRARD - JIG J.V. Football 9, 103 .I.V. Basketball 93 Varsitx' Football 11. I2Q Varsity Basketball 10, 11. 121 Track 11, 12: M Club 10, 11, 12. DONALD HICKS f- DON Entered from Charles City, Iowa 12: Track 12, RAY GRENIER GRENIE GAIL MARIE GUSTAFSON Footlights 9 Nucleus 10 Rifle Club 10 11 12 Class Plax 12 Whipurnette 11 12 Cartesian 10 Latin Club 9 10 National Honor Society 12 MARY ELIZABETH HAINES BETTY Bettx Lamp 11 12 Choir 11 Pen Club 12 Class Plax 12 RICHARD HALLEN DICK KENNETH HAMMES WALLACE FIFAREK Football 11 12 Track 11 1 DOROTHY FI SS DOT ELEANOR FLOM Bettv Lamb 12 GAA 12 ROBERT FLEURY DEL JV Basketball 9 10 Varsitx Basketball 11 Basketball Manager 12 Football 11 RITA M GAMLIN REET Hall Monitor 10 Betts Lamn 11 JOHN GARLAND Footllghts 9 Twelfth Night 11 12 Chou 9 10 Madrigal 11 12 Bovs Quartet 11 Class Plaw 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Hall Monltor 12 CORRINE GARLAND Nucleus 10 11 Hall Monitor 9 10 11 12 SHIRLEY M GARLAND SHIRL Nucleus 10 11 Whlpurnette Business Statf 12 Hall Mon ltor 11 12 Art Club 10 National Honor Society I2 a 3, QQ' v fb I 13' t X J, G If I Page Thirty One T. CLAUDIA HILTON Handlcraft 9 10 Footllghtst 9 10 Band 9 10 11 12 Nu cleus 0 10 Cartesian 12 Latm Club 11 12 FOYEHSICS 12 GAA 9 10 Intramurals 9 10 11 Glrls Glee Club 12 EUNICE MARIE HOLLINGQWORTH HOLLY Glrls Clee Club 0 Mlxed Choir 11 12 Nucleus 10 Bettw Lamp 12 Debate fl QVICC PTGSIGGHI 91 Manner 12 tBusl ness Manader 121 C1 ass Play 12 Handtcraft 9 GUY HOLMES Nucleus 10 Caxtcsxan 10 Rlile Club 9 10 11 12 tPres1dent 101 Twellth N1 ht 11 Cltss Plax 11 12 Webster 11 Foren slcs 12 Natlonal Honor qocmtx 12 LAURA JAMES PAT Cartes1an10 ll 12 rbctretxrx 121 Nucleus 10 11 Dcbntc 12 Class Plax 11 Ilall Momtor 12 Natlonal Honor SOCISIW 12 DOROTHY JAQCH DOT Latm Club fl Nucleus 10 11 Wlupurnettc Edltoxlal Stall 11 12 Hall Wlomtot 12 Intramurals 10 Nattonal Honol SOCIETY 12 GLENIN JOHNSON JV Football fl JV Basketball 0 Varstty Football 10 11 12 Varsttx Ba ketball 10 11 12 tCapta1n 121 N1 Club ROBERT JOHNSON BOB JV Football fl Varsxtx Football 10 11 12 JV Basketball Twelfth Nnvht 11 M Club 11 12 Peo Club Class Plan 10 11 12 DOROTHY MAE KAMIN DOT Hall Monitor 12 DONALD C HANSEN1 DON Rfe Club 10 11 12 Class Play 11 12 Nucleus 10 ntx C.ER'V1AINE BERTHA HARTMAN TONY Beth Lamo 0 10 Y MARY HASS Whmurnette Edxtotml Stall 11 12 1Copv Edltor 121 Wluput nette Bustness Stat! 11 12 Nucleus 10 11 Art Club 10 ut' GAA 9 Hall Monxtor 11 12 Class Play 12 Pep Club 11 1.1! 12 4Secretarw 121 'Vhxed Cl10lI' 12 Gxrls Glee Club 9 10 11 BARBARA JEAN HEADMAN GAA 9 F00tll l1IS '1 Class Plas 11 Whlpurnette Adver t1s1ng Stall 12 LEATRICE HEBERT SIS Cholr 9 10 FRANKLIN VON HEIMBURG PHIPS Latm Club 10 11 Hall Monitor 11 Class Play 11 12 JV Football 9 10 Peo Club 10 11 12 lPres1dent 121 Natxonal Honor Soc1etx 12 JV Basketball 9 10 Varsltv Football 11 12 Varsttx Basketball 11 12 N1 Club 11 12 tPres1dent 121 Intramurals 0 10 WILLIAM F HEMB RED Rxfle Club 11 12 'wlarmex itaff 12 tCoEd1tor 121 Webster Debate 12 tV1C6 Presldent 121 Cartesxan Club 12 Whlpllf nette AdVG?ft151Y1g Staff 12 ARLEINE HEMMINGER LENA H3Ud1CT3ft 9 Peo Club 12 Trlple Tr1o 10 11 12 Whlpur nette 11 12 PIFIS Intramurals 9 10 Gxrls Glee Club 9 10 11 'timer' Choxr 12 Hall Monltor 10 11 12 Page Thxrty Two 59, iii 2 11,1 5 1 j 5 I C. Z gl V' ' K ' 1 10, 11, 12. szfiog ' '.12g ' 12: i 1 h , A. Y: L ' ' . 1 ' 1 I '11- Q murals 9. 10, 11 12: Mixed Choir 101 Stamp Club 9, 10. ,,N ' A 7 QF in ., Qs' r L.,, Q .I gf - f EVELYN KAMIN 'EVE JOYCE MARIE KLAVER WARREN GEORGE KAMPS Varslty Football 10 ll 12 Class Offlcer 10 Twelfth Nlffht 12 Rlfle Club 9 Intramurals JOHN KOLLATH JACK 1 12 Pep Club 10 11 M Club 11 12 Whluurnette ECIIOYIBI Qtaff 12 BERNARD J KONYN BENNY JOHN KARTHEISER KIKE Noonltes 10 11 Intramurals ll CARL KASCHUBE PAT Entered from servlce 12 ANN KRZYCH ANNIE Wh tt LOIS LORRAINE KELLEY lnurne e Buslness Staff 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Clef Club 10 Twelfth Nlght 11 Nucleus 10 Class Plav 11 12 Marlner 13 JOHN KUCHENBERG JACK Whlpurnette Advertlslng Staff 11 Stamp Club 10 Pep Club 10 Nucleus 10 JV Football 9 11 12 cvlce vresldenf 10 Pfesldenf 111 lvlarmer 12 Intramural Basketball 9 10 NORMAN KEMPKA NORM Rfl Club 12 JOAN DELARIS KUHLMAN JOANIE 1 e MlX9d Cholr 10 11 Hall Monltor 10 GERALD F KITZINCER 'PUG d 11 1 h Pen Club 10 11 12 Cheerlea er 12 Twe ft ROSE KUSNIERZ ROSIE Nlght 12 Glrls Clee Club 9 Hall MOHlt0P 11 JOANNE KITZINGER Hall Monltor 10 12 Clef Club 9 Student Coun cll 11 Class Offlcer 11 Whlournette Edltorlal CAROL LAFEVER SUZE Staff 12 Natlonal Honor Soclety 12 tPresldent 121 Betty Lamp ll Page Thlrty Three 4 I 0 lv , 6 K. ? B M y - , M , 13, if. I A lv r 1, . ' .,:f 8, , I -if 5 A A 9 , 4, A ' 'R X ' , , Betty Lamp 10. 115 Hall Monitor 10, 11, 12. -- I ' - ' ' L 9: 1 1. V. 10,'1. g l t , , 121 'A , g . - ., ,, ' ' V . 4 ' ' - -,Z I E 1 5 . . , 10: I ' 1 1 ' . 12. - HJC.. BARBARA LANGWORTI-IX BARB BEVERLY LARSON BEV G A A 9 Glrls GlLe Club 0 Pep Club 10 11 Hall MOHltOl 10 MARGARET LARQON 'WARGE Llbrarv Councll 10 11 12 Nucleus 10 GAA 10 'VIar1ncr 12 'ACIVCFIISIHU 'Wanagu 121 Hall Momtor 10 Intlamurwls ANNETTE LAQA LLE 'ef Cluh 10 H Il Monxtor 0 10 11 12 G1 Glec Club Mlxed Cholr 11 12 Both L mn 10 11 12 JEANNINE I ASLELLE lUlX6d Cholr 10 11 12 Guls Glcc Club 1 ALDEN LEMQKY Football 10 11 12 Basketball 0 Intr1murals10 11 12 H l' Momtor 10 M Club 11 12 Peo Club 11 Track JUNE LESAGF PFE VNEE Mxxod Cholr 10 11 12 Glrls Clec Club 0 MILDRED LINDOUIST MILLY G1rls Clee Club 0 Mixed Cholr 10 11 12 RAYMOND LOOIVIIS RAY Footllghts fl Intrlmuml Basketball 10 Track 11 ata' WARREN LUEDKF LUDD Intramulal B'asl1etb'1ll'l 10 11 12 JV Football 10 JV Il BEATRICF LU'1 KE BEATTIE Mxed Cholr 0 I0 11 SHIRLEY MAGNUSON SHIRL Band 0 10 11 12 Mlxcd Chou 11 12 Nucleus 10 1Secretarx 101 Cartesmn 11 Lat1n Club 10 Lxbrarv Councxl 10 11 12 Whxpurnette Busmes'-. Stuff 10 11 12 1Busmess Manager 111 Student COLIIICII 12 Class 0111001 12 N3t1OY18l Honor SOCICIX RUTH MALMSTADT L1brarx COUHCII 10 11 12 1V1c-L pxesldcnt 121 Student Coun c1l 12 Hall Monltor 10 FRANCIS MALONEY ROBERT MANQ BOB nd 10 11 RICHARD MARIINFAU DICK Football 11 12 M Club 11 12 Class Off1cer12 Q3 ...q age Thlrty Four 1 ,-.. ., 0, 10, ll, ' ' A ' C ' I A I X A C, 1 a ' ' ., , . 1 'rls ' 111 , . I l I a l V 4 F' '15, . - A,J. 'if . , 1 .1 1 ' . . 1 HA G-1, ' : . 3 . 1 10. 11. I Basketball 10f'1v11xQd Cboir' 105' Rifle Club 125 Noonikeskrl 3 I A 10, 11, 12. w - A 1 Y H -- Cf... 2 ' 1 I .. . . 0' ,pw U ., ., sr , V 4 f l V V. ' 2 ' . 1 I V ' 1 I . 't 5. Q C. - C Q A v I 1 I . A . . 12' , .. , . ' Ba , , 12. x . 31 X . in . 1 ' ' . n4'y,.Q,' ' ' ' , J I -0 5 ALBERT MAU Football 10 12 Basketball 10 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Band 9 10 Tu elfth Nlght 10 11 M Club Mlxed Cholr 9 Orchestra 9 10 Cheerleader 11 Stamp Club 10 Foot llghts 9 Track 10 11 Class Plat 11 12 Pen Club 12 ELAINE MENOR GAA 9 Gxrls Glee Club 9 10 ROBERT C MICHAELIS 'VIICKEY Pep Club 11 Intramurals 9 11 Cheerleadel 11 12 JACK MILBACH NANCY MILLER 'VIILT Players Gulld 9 Betts L.-:mn 11 Whlpuznette Busmess Staff 12 MARJORIE MITCHELL MITCH GAA 10 11 Whluurnette 11 12 Hall Momtor 10 12 Nucleus 10 PATRICIA JEANN MITCHELL PAT G1rlsG1ee Club9 10 11 12 Mxxed Cho1r11 12 Nucleus 10 11 HELEN MOLIN Nucleus 10 11 P1I'1S Glee Club 9 12 Hall Monitor 11 12 Whlpurnette Edltorlal Staff 12 Natlonal Honor Socletv 12 NORMAN MUMPY NORM Pep Club 9 10 11 Whlournette Busmess Staff 12 Class Play 12 Hall Momtor 11 12 JOANN A MUNDT Lat1n Club 9 Nucleus 10 Rlfle Club 10 11 12 Class Offlcer 10 Class Play 11 12 Hall Momtor 12 Whmurnette Art 1 11 12 Student Councll 10 Footlxvhts 9 Twelfth Nlght 1 11 Llbrary Councll 10 11 12 tPres1dent 123 GAA 9 Natxonal Honor SOClEtX 12 PAUL MURPHY MURPH Mlxed Cholr 9 10 11 12 M3dI'1gal9 10 Rifle Club 10 ARTHUR NELSON SONNY Mxxed Cholr 9 MARY JUNE NELSON JUNE Lat1n Club 10 Cartesian 12 Class Play 12 Art Club 10 1 12 csecretary 115 MARION RUTH NELSON ARYIAN GITIS Glee Club 9 10 12 Mlxed Choxr 12 Trlple Trlo 1 Noomtes 9 10 11 BEVERLY NEUMANN PUDDY Rlfle Club 10 11 12 Lat1n Club 9 10 tPres1dent 101 Pep Club 11 12 Nucleus 10 Publxcatlons 11 Hall Momtor 12 Natlonal Honor Socxetv 12 GENE RAYMOND NYLAND Bovs Cholr 9 Mlxed Cholr 9 J V Football 9 Varslty Foot ball 10 Webster 11 Whxpurnette 11 12 EV' Heli 5 514-D H -x .5s'a'gg5A ' 4 5 .1- , -iiiifffiii gi Page Thirty-Five -A-Q-,Mix l iff-.. T4.+ Q ,rut ,.Ylf' 4 14 ,D Page Thirts Six 1 tg-cf' l 1 5. PATRICIA NYLAND - PATTY Stamp Club 9 4Vice-president 913 Nucleus 101 Rifle Club 10, 11. 12: Hall Monitor 123 Publications 113 Cartesian 10- National Honor Society 12. JAMES D. O'GRADY- JIM Track 113 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 11' Rifle Club 123 Hal! Monitor 12. v RICHARD ORTENGREN - DICK Varsity Football 11, 123 Noonites 9, 10, II: Rifle Club 122 Hall Monitor 12. BILL OSIER - OZZY Mixed Choir 9, 10, ll, 12: Whipurnette Advertising Staff 121 Webster 12: Boys Choir 9. FORREST PARISH - FROSTY J.V. Football 93 J.V. Basketball 93 Twelfth Night 103 Class Officer 9. 113 Varsity Football 10, 11, 12 fCaptain 12,2 Var- sity Basketball 10, 11. BYRON G. PASCH- BUD Band 9, 10, ll, 12 1Captain 1213 Swine Band 9, 10, 11, 12 1Manager 1253 Orchestra 9. 10. 11. 12. DONALD VERNON PASCHKE- DON Band 9, 10, 11, 121 Mixed Choir 11, 12: Cartesian 10, Il: Clef Club 101 Orchestra 9, 10. 11, 12: Madriffal 10, 11, 123 Safety Patrol 93 Class Play 11. 12: Nucleus 10. TOM PAYTON SHIRLEY PEANOSKY PEANUTS Art Club 10 Nucleus 10 11 Pep Club 11 Mixed Choir ll 12 Whipurnette Business Staff 12 Hall Monitor 11 12 Girls Glee Club 9 10 EDWIN PEDERSEN PETE ALLAN PETERSON PETE WILLIAM PETERSON BILL Mixed Choir 0 10 11 Football 11 Intramural Basketball 10 12 Class Officer 9 RAY PLAUTZ Intramural Basketball 9 10 11 12 LEVERN POTCI-IIE POTCH JV Football 10 Varsitv Football 11 12 Cartesian 11 Club 11 12 Intramural Basketball 10 11 12 JAMES E RACINE JIM Band 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 Orchestra 12 Class Officer 9 JAMES RAMSAY JIM Rifle Club 12 A 3 ii' I 'L .Q 3 i K 1, . I 3 3.,, TVV1 ' I 3 MARY REED Footllghts 9 Twelfth N12ht10 11 12 Nucleus 10 Whlpur nette Edltorlal Staff 10 11 12 1Ed1tor 123 Rlfle Club 10 11 12 Latm Club 10 Intramurals 10 Class Play 11 12 National Honor Soclety 12 KENNETH P ROBERT KEN Intramurals 10 11 12 Band 9 10 11 ARLEEN RUNKE RUSTY Bettv Lamp 9 Gxrls Glee Club 9 Hall Monxtor 10 Mlxed Cholr 11 12 ERNEST E SAUVE ERNIE Football 10 11 12 Track 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Club 11 12 Intramurals 10 11 12 JEAN E SCHEWE Clef Club 10 Hall Monltor 12 Mlxed Cholr 10 11 12 Girls Glee Club 9 MARYJANE SCI-IINGECK RICHARD W SCHMITT DICK Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Track 10 11 Hall Monltor 12 Manager 9 10 JOYCE ANN SCHREIBER GIGGLES Hall Monltor 9 10 11 12 Mlxed Choir 11 JOHN H SCHROEDER Intramural Basketball 9 10 JV Football 9 10 LAVERNE SEQUIN SQUEEKY Betty Lamp 10 ll 12 QSecretary 11 Presxdent 121 Latm FRED SEYMOUR CAROL SHEMICK CUTIE Latm Club 9 10 Nucleus 10 Rule Club 10 11 12 QOtf1cer 111 GAA 9 Class Offlcer 11 Whnpurnette Edltorxal Staff 11 12 National Honor Qocxety 12 RICHARD SIMON 'DICK Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Carteslan 10 11 QVICB preslderlt 117 Track 10 11 12 M Club 11 12 Class Offlcer 12 Student Councll 12 Marmer 12 4Co Edxtor 121 Whlpurnette Edxtorlal Staff 11 12 Natlonal Honor SOCISIY 12 GEORGE ANDREW SLADKY MONK JV Football 9 10 JV Basketball 9 10 M Club 11 12 Tennls 11 12 Varsity Football 11 12 Varsity Basketball 11 12 Latm Club 9 RAYMOND SLA VIK RAY ROBERT STEWART BOB Intramurals 10 9 Page Thlrtv Seven -1 -- ! , . A 1 ' 1 ' ,11, 12: 1 . . 1 : . . : M I cmb 91 Clef club ,101 Girls Glee Cluln 10. ' 4? - 2 1 . 4 A1 A Q ' .V y JOAN SULLIVAN Entered from M3Ch9nZl6 Hxgh School Detroxt Mxchlgan 12 Rxfle Club 12 Whlpurnette Busmess Staff 12 Lxbrary Coun C11 12 Class Play 12 WILLIAM SURK EARS JV Football 9 JV Basketball 9 10 Varslty Basketball 11 12 Varslty Football 11 12 M Club 11 12 Track 11 12 Latln Club 9 JUNE SWANSON DOROTHY SZYMIK DOT Glrls Glee Club 10 lVllXed Cholr 11 JACQUELYN TIMONEY JACKIE Llbrarw Council 10 11 12 Whlpurnette 12 Class Play JOAN TITTLIE Footllghts 9 Nucleus 10 Latm Club 10 Rltle Club 10 11 12 Twelfth Nlziht 10 1112 1Presxdent 121 Cheerleader 11 Pep Club 11 12 Class Plav 11 12 Glrls Glee Club 12 Natlonal Honor SOCIQIY 12 Whmurnette 11 12 GAA 9 PATRICIA TEBO fPAT Clei Club 10 Hall Momtor 10 11 12 CAROL UECKE Nucleus 10 Latln Club 9 10 lSecretarv 101 Rltle Club 10 11 12 Class Play 11 12 Mar1ner12 EDWARD VOELKER Nucleus 10 Band 9 10 11 12 Swmg Band 12 Orchestra 12 LEE DAVID WAGNER nd 9 10 12 Orchestra 9 11 12 Rllle Cu tramurals 12 Whmurnette Advertlsme Stall 9 10 11 tAdX'6TflS1Hg Manager 121 DOROTHY WAUGUS DORT Wh purnette Buslness Stall 10 11 Band 10 11 12 AUDREY WICKIVIAN VICKIE Marlner Busmess Qtaft 12 GAA 9 10 11 Intramuras 10 JOYCE WIEGERS WIGGLES Hall Monltor 12 Betty Lame: 10 Mlxed Cholr 11 RUTH WILLMAN WILLIE ROLLAND CARL WOLFE ROLLY Intramurals 9 10 12 CAROL ANN YOUNK Bettv Lamb 10 ll 12 lTreasurer 121 Nucleus 10 GA A Whxpurnette Editorial Staff 11 12 Senlors not Plctured KENNETH ERDMAN EARL GOVE WILLIAM MARINEAU . H, 1, I I z . C 12. -- '-ED Ba . .11.1 ' , . 1 lbsgrn- V ' g . , . .. H ' V 12 11. 12. K ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' RN ., A. , ., .I 2 L . . . 10: Obsessed for Eight Weeks Early Stages of Magn1f1c1eni Obsessmon THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The semors choose as thelr class play th1S year Lloyd C Douglas Magmflclent Obsesslon MISS Urban dlrected the double cast and the play was successfully por Th1s unusual story tells of a noted bram surgeon who IS devoted to humanlty be- cause of an un1que Vltallzlng pr1nc1p1e He drowns when he m1ght have been saved by the means that 1S used to save a play boy The play boy regenerated seeks to take the surgeons place proves h1s extraordmary pr1nc1p1e 1S a true way of 11fe and overcomes the hOSt111ty of the surgeons wldow Page Thirty Nine M trayed on. April 16 and 17. Page These Play Second Fiddle THE JUNIOR CLASS At last they have worked themselves up to the position of second fiddle. They are now Juniors! With Mr. Dobyns as advisor, Pat Dionne as president Jerry Nault as vice-president Earl Seymour, secretary, and John Krueger, treasurer, they had a grand time during their Junior year. Do you remember how well the class plays The Echo, More Perfect Union, The Exchange, and Two Birds With One Stone, went over and the fun they had working to put them on? It will always be a thrill to recall the Junior Prom which was so uniquely disguised TOP ROW. E. Seymour. Wiegers, Thisdell, Zcchel, Wolfe. Weber, Schmitt. Seymour, Simon. R. Wood. MIDDLE ROW. Wilson, Weissrterber, J. Woods, Shefl-cy, Schwichtenberg, Zander, Schiner, Shallman, J. Weber, Zeitler, Zutfer. BOTTOM ROW. Stepnick, Taylor, Smith, D. Smith, B. Wood, Tuckett, Swanson, Sivertson, St. Dennis, G. Webber, Sladky. TOP ROW. Salzman, J. Petersen, Payant. T. Rondeau, D. Olsen, D. Pederson, D. Olson, Ryan N. Olsen, L, MIDDLE ROW. Paugh Salewsky, Ott, Peanosky, Ozburn, Raygo, B. Peterson, Plante, Pecha, F. Ott.. BOTTOM ROW. son. Roeder. Olsen. Santy, J. Olson, Rasmussen, Prudome, L. Prudome, J. Olsen, Runke, C, Peter- l For tx n Q 1 as sv lx U as vs at as . i i l , as a penthouse And remember those manv heated arguments they had before they flnally selected the1r class r1ngs Thlnklng about the numerous swell tlmes thev W1ll never forget thls, thelr Jun1or year TOP ROVS Ihler Krueger Hexmburg Johns on Jacobs Katz Jenskv Kuchenberi MIDDLE ROW Hass Kamln Keller I-I11l P Jensky Kronka Jaeger Kallqulst Kuffel BOTTOM ROW Kuntz Kovar Kronquxst C Johnson J Johnson Kelll HllfOH Haxward TOP ROW Benson Blohm Burns Albel Chrls tooherson BUTZYHSKI D1onne Carxenough Dolato VYIDDLE ROW Belaxre Borovwskl C Behnke Benjamm Boren D Behnke Cadxeu S Behnke Bovee BOTTOM ROW Arendt Belanffer Br1x Bal thazor Cook Blanchette Dettman LEFT TO RIGHT Nault Krueger Seymour Dxonne i Page Forty One Y I V . D . . . . . . . - X TOP ROW. Erdman, Eck, Godson, Faucett, Desjardin, Gucwa. Erickson, Forslund, Ellis Dlugopolski, Evancheck, Finnegan. MIDDLE ROW. Hanson, Goldsmith, Hammer, H, Hanson, Dufrense, Habighorst, Franklin, C Gordon, R. Gordon, J. Hansen, D. Hanson. BOTTOM ROW. Furton, D. Hanson, B. Hanson. Genzler, Gentz. Haller, N. Faucett, Fetterly Ewald, Guth. TOP ROW. Larson. M. Levine, Mudrak, MacGowan, Nelson, LaFrombois, Lohff, Laabs, McMann Nault. MIDDLE ROW, MacDonald, Miles. LaPlant, Miller, Muller, S. Mudrak, T. Nault T. W L , , . arson H. Manske, I. Manske. BOTTOM ROW. Kushman, Menor, S. Levine, Martindale, M. Menor, LeBouton, 'Vie k M'1b h, I c, 1 ac Missback, Lindquist. Page Fort: Two HWWWM Four In One lf' riff Preparing for the Big Moment JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior class, under the direc- tion of Mr. Gerend, produced four one-act plays on January 15 and 16. A comedy Two Birds With One Stone was followed by a satirical play The Exchange. Two dramas More Perfect Union and Echo completed the program. Page Forty-Three They Have Both uallty and uanhty erin L-xewvx 0 x we 'x G9 VJ an SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class whlch IS the largest class ID Semor Hlgh has 204 members At the begln mng of the year as thelr class offlcers they elected John Maloney presldent Howard L1e burn wee presldent Marjorle 'lhuss secretary and Jean Egg ner treasurer Dorothy Eastman was chosen as commlttee mem ber to represent the Sophomore Class 1n the Student Councll on February 14 Workmg several Weeks prevlous to the party they decorated the gym 1n the Valentme Splflt DraW1n t l t h show was held g on aen IH t err ovxn class an entertammg floor TOP ROW Dahl Gu1se Schacht Sherwood Phelos Schahezenskl 'VIIDDLE ROW Rader W0j3Gl1OWSk1 Schuettq Robert Wood Hebert Rvnlsh Rlilldldi BOTTOM ROW Walters Petersen Thuss Srhvxerzler Shaw Schacht Nlaxmeau Page Forts Foul . SSA l, . . - ev. qw, 8 7. - . 3 . . ., N300 E- l A U ' - ,YQ 1 . ' . ' x, The Sophomore Class did a marvelous job on their Valentine Party which was held TOP ROW KIODUUIQT Lcspelancm Johnston Lmdem Kabchube NIcPl1o1son Lambrecht Kuenxerz Lang NIIDDLE ROKR Klnd Le'NIax LIFICIEQKI Johnson 'NUS Golden Kushman Johrwon Laxson Lmdstrum BOTTOM ROVK Katz Jones Kronka Klrt Locke Johnson NIa1er NIHIEI' Aagaard Clermont NIIDDLE ROW Albrecht Dobbln Bglauc BCHOIK Bolonza Bravlcr Stlckaxt Dzttmm Bats BOTTONI ROVK EaQtm2n Barlhfau Bruso Behnke CarlQon Boxer Clark Coble Brooxs l P agf, Foxtv Fu e TOP ROW. Cook, Dauscy, Deschame, Benjamin, Alsborg. Campbell. Baker. Colvin, Bouchc, 1 ' :f uf!xV4 L',' V104 , D A-1: 5 O 'F N Q. A, 1' 3' D LN? W , 'N f , may if TOP ROW. Davis, lN11ll111cl1, Natzcr Peterson, Ehlcn, Nozzl, Moore Nc-ulnann. MIDDLE ROW. LL-wis, Arls, PL-clm lvlasko, Miller, lf. Nnsl, Nelson BO'l l'OM ROW. PML-rson, Montm- Padgc-tl, L. Nclson, P11 n 1- Muncll. Pearson. Parish. TOP ROW. Sloan, Walker, Wann' Imogen. S t e a rn s, Sunstrom Wcissgcrbcr, Walk. Wcisenborn MIDDLE ROW. R14-tor, Ueckv Wallfred. Smith. Wagner, Wall witz, Stuff, Swenson, Xvestbflrsf BOTTOM ROW, Zoellncr. Wheelock Vzln Winklc, Weber. Web. Veck Sicvcrt, D. Wagner, Stenien. Page Form Sxx 'FOP ROW 'Xlmsloli Huxd Huxsmgu Hmxand G1lI L1ebuxn Cubalchm1 NIIDDLE ROVS Hnllumm Poouettg Petcxson D Olson D Olson Slaxuk BOTTONI ROW L Hellexman Hemmmder C Nast Jasch Gamlm James Hansen f'od1n Goldsmlth Q.. 'Q ,J FOP ROW Eldm.-m FOINILIYIG Exuson L Johnson Beluendt England D Jonnso FIM Barrett yt, NIIDDLE ROW Dumke Endexhx Andexson Chrlstcnson Exxald Caxlson Felch Faucet In BOTTOM ROW Jean Gaffney Evgnex D1onne E Evxald J Anderson Dxees Jensen Pagc Form Sew en . . 1 . ', xT'.' , .,,. ' , '. C. . . ' ' 1 - . 1 ' I ' 4 kg fe . . QX 'i TX Y I' X'-LP.. 4' , 5..,'v' A ' ' LK Life Begins at Fourteen FRESHMEN Under the capable direction of Mr. Madary. their class advisor. this year's fresh- men class fitted harmoniously into the pattern of Marinette High School life. They selected as their officers Harold Wolf. president, Allan Grace. vice-president, Jean Eck. secretaryg Donald Strutz. treasurer. All the members of this group were active extra-curricular workers. the high- lights falling on some of their Junior Varsity football and basketball players. Many of them participated in Junior High Clubs. However. enjoyment wasn't the only aim. their full study hours. hard Work, and the honor roll list as a reward were proof of this. With but a few points toward the TOP ROW. Wagner, Matchert. Wood, Rulerford. Pr-tri, Monroe. Oakeson. Munro, Minsloff, Rohel. MIDDLE ROW, Place G. Oakeson. Nault. Dzurick, Walk, Krause. Paul, Sutek, Schroeder. Schmidt, Zechel. BOTTOM ROVV. Mileski, VVie5fers, Peterson, Stewart. Bauman. Surk. Stichart. Walk. Roth- man. S, Wood. TOP ROW. Kuchenberg. Younk. Kina, Jaeger. Kuiish. Johnston. Johnson. Hanson, Kelly. Krause MIDDLE ROW. Zeitler, Klumb, Grace, Johnson. Ihler, Hurtiv. Johnson, Knutson. Gokey Kopishke. BOTTOM ROW. Harnmerberei. Garot. Hill. Johnson. Knutson. Hanson, Hanson. Kinesh Habighorst. Garland, Page Forty-Eight TOP ROW. Sicvert, Stello, Sc-hutte, Strutz. Blain- cliette. Schreiner, Schmitt. Root. Schacht, Roclstrom. MIDDLE ROW. M, Sievert. Sladky. Terrell. Scliingeck. Willan. St. Ives, Uecke. Spitzer, Race Rhode. sorrow Row. viiiemive, Risberg. sem-Qivage. 1 Walters, Settersten, M. Schingeck, Simon K Tryon, Swanson. TOP ROW, Dettinan, Lois, Locke, Benson, Blohm. Arendt, Johnson, Konell. MIDDLE ROW. Kitzinger, Joy, Danielson, Bruso. Butler, Bedora, Costiyan, Homa, Brezsko. BOTTOM ROW. Embry. Houglend, Blom. Fiss. Laabs, Faucett. Bentliouse, Bates, Hebert. Fetterly. LEFT TO RIGHT. Grace. Eck. Strutz, Wolfe necessary sixteen. they have started their climb. Yes. the class of 1950 is Well on its way to a bright and rosv future. l Page Forty Nine 'FOP ROW, Millcr, Langlms, Noll, Bone-ham, Nelson, Larson. Minis, MIDDLE ROVV, Ni-lsnn, Mantis, Larson, Martx, Martindale, Luke, LeRoy, ivlagnusun. iXlvr'k, ITO'I I'OM ROW. 1,1-vim-, P1'ol'c1un1ain. L.undbci'g', Nyland, Pcnnoskv, Peterson, O'Gl'i1Cif', Mc Donzllci. TOP ROW. Eliillfl, Dmitri-nsc, Dobbins, Aucrswald, Bouche. D, Fawcett, Ch1'istuphc-rsrm, MIDDLE ROVV. Curinohuskv, Aaffaaird, Enulzind, Wolfe, Andcrsun. Cedergreen, Fischer, Flck, BOTTOM ROW. Cooper, Bell, Wright, Berg, Eisennan, Buegc. Cobie, Clermont. DeChumheziu Fischer, Page Fittx i i N l 1 Precious Things Come In Small Packages FITGHTH GRADE This lively little group has kept their ar- ' X dent fans happv and surprised all the year 23 Eff with their unexpected contributions. 4' O' '89 Consulting our programs of the past sea- 'U 9 son, we find that Stuart Lang was the presi- dent, Carol Schnell the vice-president. Donald J .r -I Norton the secretary and James Derusha the treasurer The conductor wax ing the baton ox er these voung hopefuls was maestro Kenneth Ei-'Worthy The grand finale of then season was the ever popular score, Class Picnic ROVN 3 Glickman Ban Felristien John Hansen 'Xlanske Nlaskc G -ll1llLl Nxland Faucet! ROVN 2 'Nlalonex Kollath Nlalinouskx Joieen on Nloitenson F Nliller Lundberv Loucks Locke LaP1eree John on BOTTOXI ROV! Jenskc J Xlillei S Johnson Keller Krueger Nlaxcek Nelson I P igt Film Onc . l l lr li-ld I N cf' ., A - i ri Y -sk , 1- fp' ' ' il, JH A4 ,'.4 . - az ' ' vu ll . -.f-- X d ,fi L-f l TOP ROW. Linden, Monro. Norton. Lane, Miller. Kunt7. Lindquist. Maedke. Noll. Eggner, IEFT TO P'GI-IT DCILISIIH Sghncll Norton Lang Page Fxftx Tu o TOP ROKR Su aneon Ott Soderbelg Sorenson O' on Pazderi Stevsart Roberts Mu ton Palmateer XIIDDLE ROW Kumsh C Sandberg SCIIOIT7 Rupert Rllex Rhode St Vlncent Rasberrx G Sandberg Scheme Malmberg BOTTOM ROW Sherwood Strahl Remane Smith Eanfse Wolie Weber Schnell B Steuaxt Thull J St Vxncent 'IOP ROW Swanson Wl1lldkLI Wanhal Pctfxeon STFUT7 MIDDLE ROW Wlduhold Rondcrxu wllkfel John on Seduslun Pnstlnskx Compu PU7 Hamas PCICINKD BOT'IONI ROW Xuelu Jasrh NIHIIL Larudx OLe1'x St Ixcs Rondeau Scheme Oson Pehd W .' LA . ' .O , ' ' , , I V b PllYV1C..X7Llll Hogfch, Schleihsi, Sorenson. Fdrfon: K h J i . .. ' fi ' , , Q. 1' '. '. l'l', . .43 - Y I First Rung on the Ladder of Success SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh Grade students began their first season in Marinette High with an excellent start when they elected as their President Barbara Kruegerg Vice-President Kenneth Hocking: Secretary Ruth Veekg and Treasurer Jeanette Brooks. Mr. Stiehm was their advisor. With such capable officers they went a long way to convince us that the class of '52 will be an outstanding one. Thex entertained their class with a most enjox able picnic at the end of the vear at which ,games were plawed It will long be remembered as a grand finale for a very uccessful xeai We feel sure that this class will continue to show as much enthusiasm in school activ ities as thex haxe this xear TOP ROKR Vanden Blandcn Lueskmx Pearson LEFT TO RICHI' Pockin Xieth Biooks Kiu gn Nlcur' n Sexmoui Nlaicek Piochaski Miss b chq P'inLi1m Van Xkmikle Lubuxn lack tludrak ROVX THRFL Willan Rhmehait Junco Thomsen Redstiom Veck Smith Schindick White F ROX TV O C' Qmith Westohal Litts Piontek A ,U XX ebei Malnstadt Setunskx Zeratskx Pax ne Sindlei Sandberg Vkojciehouski itmisxx ask! H Qc-x moux Q-3 BOTIONI ROW 'Mattson Piilovx Wood Oikxxood ikoionski Stiom Scliuu. R Pionlek Olson Z Iva I-1 x 'Ihue . . .1 V . ' 1 , , . ' S ' '. . U - 1 V 7 . Y '. ' ' '. 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' , ' , . , ' - va 1 , r xv-Q V 1 1 1 ' 'Y .1 , 1 ' . 77, W , M 1 -fn Dlrectors of Our School Symphony 2 C. 1.1 Lx., V ITM AQ: 'Ill alll ml 9' STUDENT COUNCIL Our student hodv was lndeed fortunate to be able to turn ox er our school aCtlV1t1GS to the cl rectors ot our Symphony It was made up of class offlcers and representa tlwes delegates from the Safety Patrol and Hall Mon tors They Worked together to make a better school and prov1de entertalnment and enjoyment for everyone They met once a month Wlth Mr Godson and Mr Byrum who supervlsed the meetmgs Mar Jor1e Thuss took the m1nutes at these meetlngs Besldes planmrg our act1v1t1es they provlded a beaut1ful Chrlstmas tree ln the Senlor H1gh School durlng the Hollday Season The brlghtlv hghted tree and soft muslc gave everyone the Chrlstmas Splflt It can be Well sard that the Student Counc1ld1d a super Job th1s year and Wlll do an even better Job next year BACK ROW Wolfe Lang Collette Nlorton Maloney SECOND ROW Mr Byrum Lleburn Sxmon Erdmann Derusha Mr Godson FRONT ROW Walkred Magnuson Nlalmstadt Schnell Thuss Tax lor Page Fxftx Flxe U 1 ' W ' WJ x .1 9 . g I ,fy 3' A ' Q ,.. 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It was a 33 to 7 victory for our Marines and a victory that made the coaches see that the 1946 football season wouldn't be to tough for the Marines With 5,000 fans to watch them, our Marine gridders trounced the Antigo Robins 39 to 0. The first pass of the game, Parish to Girard, paid off with a touchdown. Then Girard scored on a run inside end. Before the half Parish threw to Surk for another touchdown. In the final half, both Girard and Kamps scored touchdowns by running. Girard helped to make the last tally by passing to Krueger. A rain-soaked football field didn't seem to prevent our gallant Marines from over- turning a strong Watertown ll 19 to 7. It wasn't until just before the half ended that Johnson tore through the Waterown line for thirty yards and then threw a lateral to Parish who went on to score our first touch- down. In the second half, Parish fought his way through the Watertown line for six yards and a touchdown. Watertown scored their lone touchdown on a pass. The Marines then came back to help Parish break lose on a touchdown run for the final score. With Frosty Parish paving the way, the Marines turned back the Eau Claire team 25 to 0 for our fourth straight win of the season. Parish powered his Way over the Eau Claire goal line twice and Johnson made a twenty vard run around end as well as passing to Girard for a touchdown. Bob Johnson and John Gucwa played an outstanding game in the forward wall as they were constantly har issing the Eau Claire backfield. With Johnson running fifty-five yards for a touchdown and Parish running forty-one yards for another thriller, it was the Marines,' all the way as they romped over Stevens Point 27 to 6. Johnson passed to Surk for the first tally of the game. Then Parish cut loose Page Fifty-Eight ...un ' q .--assay, through the center of the line for a long forty yard run. Then came Johnsons turn to take the ball. On a punt re- turn he raced through the whole Stevens Point team in a fifty-five yard touchdown run. Our final score was made by Par- ish on a line plunge. Stev- ens Point scored late in the last quarter. It was with much dif- ficulty that we managed to win over a deter- mined aggregation of Norway 'tVikings in a close l9 to 6 Victory. Johnson passed to Pat Dionne in the end zone for the first score of the game. Next. Parish plunged his Way across for the next marker and added a perfect place- ment to make it 13 to 0. In the second half, Nor- way scored their lone ,,Monk., Tak a Rom score on a line play. e P Our final score was made by Glenn Johnson as he crashed over the goaline to end the scoring for the game and put on ice our sixth straight win. TOP ROW. Coach Jordan, Zulter, Disjardin, Hanson, Berge. Christopherson, Kaats. Fifarek, Thisdell, Abel, Ryan, Coach Stielim. MIDDLE ROW. Kuchenoerq, Jensky, Wollc, Laabs, Seymour, Dionne Peterson, R. Ileimburg, Gucwa, Erickson. Evancheck. Olson. Krueger. BOTTOM ROW. Osier, Potchie, Ortengren, E, Peterson, Girard. Mau. Sauve, R. Johnson, F. Heimburg, Parish Surk, Kamps, Marineau, Sladky, G. Johnson. WSG j-7 Hep Two Three' Forward Oh Marmeiie Forward Ca1rv1ng the ball for two touchdowns lateralmg to Warren Karnps for a thlrd and passlng to Albert Mau for the fmal score was all IH a day s Job for d1m1nut1ve Glenn Johnson The boys In the l1ne as well as those 1l'l the backf1eld played 1nsp1red ball a they went out to w1n for Frosty Parlsh who was sulted up but unable to play be cause of a bad ankle The game ended a 26 to 0 w1n for the Marlnes over the Escanaba Eskymos Spectacular runmng excellent puntlng GYCltlI1g passes clean tackllng and blockmv Down But No, out Glrard Kamps and Slad ky all played well 1n then backfleld posltlons Our l1ne constantly stopped scormg threats of the Maroons by thelr alert playmg The backerups stopped practl cally all Maroon passes thrown Johnson and Par 1sh played heads up ball along w1th the1r flne offen SIVS runmng and passmg Desplte the gallant try of our Marlnes lt was 1m posslble for them to score on the Maroons To do the next best thlng the MHTIHQS held the M roons scoreless And so another great M 8z M game was ended Skt . Q QQ . N Q l if T .f I 9 . v I 9 L . 7 . l , . . 'S 7 ' K6 17 ' ' - l n . A- A . y, ' . , n . , A , H . . O characterlzed our annual clash w1th the Menommee 'tMaroons. 9 7 - GL P! KS 77 - A 1 I - - KL ' !7 ' .' - 7 - GL 77 66 ' 75 ,ll a- 15 7 l T i. 5' Seniors This Year BACK ROW Kamos 'Xlau Par h Nlarmeau Surk F ONT ROVK idk G a d Sept Oc Nox p e m THE 45 47 FOOTBALL SEASON Marmette Max mette Maunette Marmette Malmette Malmette Max me-tte Marmette Antxgo Wateltovx I1 Eau Cla re Stex ens, Pomt Nmvxax Escandbd Menommee Pag S1xty One R 51' 1IiT,EHli1'xj6,JOhTlSlLY1.B,l Nm mm- d: Jol son. G, , ,.-. 1 . . 13- ' 33 Fond du Lac 7 21- 39 ' 0 28- 19 ' ' ' 7 t. 5- ' 25 i 0 11- 27 ' ' ' 6 19- 19 ' ' f j 6 26- 'f 26 ' ' 0 ' '. 11- ' 0 ' 0 bl Plautz Llcbuln Poquette Lambncht Walters F Schuette Neumm Hrbcrt Second U ndefeated Season fbj BACK ROW Flfarelf qChlT'l1dt Schuette Homa Km Clarmont Arendt Petrx Benson Qchact Machunet Kushenber Faucett 'Vhnsloff Ze1tler Vkolte Walker Coach Basler ROW 2 Staff Malonev Qlone Sauxe Lesoemnce Lanelols Blohm Strem Auersvxald Sher vlood Llndstrom Stcllo Duouaxne Cook Muller Chrlstoohersen Schroeder Rxchard N'1ult r SC.hlY11Sk1 FRONT ROW Wwllold Noel Ian e Glll Hcusmeex Elseman Walk Hellerman Schahczen ,llfejcxhox skl '5 J V FOOTBALL 46 47 Via. mette Marlnette Vlarmette Marlnette Marlnette Marmette Wausaukee Oconto Falls Oconto Falls Menommee Escanaba Menomlnee The Jax Vees came out of thls season wlthout a scratch undefeated W1th a great er numbel of players th1S year than ever before Coach Basler produced a wmnmg team These n1nth and tenth graders Wlth practlce are the potenual xarsltv Thls X931 under a new coach a Freshman team was orgamzed Thex plax ed two games and xx on both encounters P we S1xtw Txxo JP .I , . D FV.. ' . o - A -f ,2- Jj 23.4 , 't 'yi 1 W. ' '12 K Dj i, sf.. U 1 ' 18 U ' - . 1 ' T C18 ' 1 ' ' 20 kr. i X., in .1 1 Benchwarmers of 'I952 . x 4. K Y V , 5 ' ,, v l X x X lb A ' li 'H' I , f' , If you observed some young tuffies practicing in the remnants of football equip- ment last fall. they were, no doubt, our color squads. While out for football in the seventh and eighth grades, they learn the groundwork for their later years on the varsity. Although they schedule no games with other schools. they play among their four teams and thereby gain valuable ex- perience. Boys on the color squads are placed on a team according to their weight. The greens and the reds were the two light teams, and the blacks and oranges were the heavier teams. TOP ROW. Sandberg, Soderburg, Derusha. Henson, Olson. Palmateer, I-Iemr, Panzran, BOTTOM ROW. C, Sandberg, Gamlin, Schleihs, Baltha- zor, Fifarek, Gucwa. Miller. TOP ROW. Pastinsky, Mattson. Rondcau, Forsburg. Payne. Rynder, Junco, BOTTOM ROW. Meyer, Anderson, Leiburn. Guisf-. Kunish. Nyland, Faucett, STANDING. Mr. Thorscn. Mr. Harmon. TOP ROW. Bair, Hocking, Lueskow, Feldstcin, Noll, VVitaken, BOTTOM ROW. Maedke, Gove, Pazdera, Prochaski, Fiom. Blanchette. STANDING, Mr. Thorsen, Mr. Harmon. TOP ROW. Pearson. Parlow, Fischer, Norton, Dionne-. BOTTOM ROW. Garham, Strom, Thompson, Oakwood. Stone, Haines. LEFT TO RIGHT Zuttcx Waltc Sex ne n C1 tpher n E ckson GICVKB H b S u J h M J d n G J S e n u g Il r o 0 mon R H bu g M u Q k Donne Krueger Flu Jen k Sl dk Helle man W ll M FI UB M Club is open to all boys who haxe earned an M through partici 1 tion in school activities. This year they elected Franklin Helmburg president' Forrest Parish vice-president' and Gerald Girard secretary treasurer. Russell Carlson Louis Christopherson Roger Derusha J Pat D'onne , Bill Erickson , . Fred Fifarek , L, , Bob Fleury L, Arnold Forslund ,, Gerald Girard John C ucwa Frank Heimburg, Roger Heimburg, Louis Hellerman Don Jensky Bob Johnson Glenn Johnson VK arren Kamps I age Sixty-F u- M AWARDB John Krueger Alden Lemsk5 Dick Marineau Al Mau ,, ,. Forrest Parish Allan Peterson Lax ern Potchie Pat Ryan Frnest Sauve Earl Seymour Dick Simon George Sladky Bill Surk Owen Wiederhold Ted Wolfe Bob Zutter An M for the Mighty l 3, I . L, X.. J . . 'r ci, jmour, Fifa ' k, Ry F. il r , a ve, Bl olinson, Kamps, Pa s :rv . , ' M2 F A 1 1 B T I F ' F M F V B 7 B F2 B3 T2 , 1 F2 f F B2 m r F f T2 s 1 F F2 ' F3 B3 Basketball With five Seniors forming the nucleus of the team. this year's cage squad played a schedule of twenty games and ended up on the long end of the score thirteen times Four of their seven defeats came by a one point margin Always shorter than their opponents the Marines made up for their lack of height bx fine team play and smooth ball handling Starting the season in an lmpressive style the Marines downed Stephenson 53 38 before a capacity crowd in the Eagles home gym Frank Heimburg sparked the attack with a total of fifteen points Playing before a home town crowd the 2. following weekend Marlnette met and defeated the Lena Wildcats 41 31 for their second win Oconto handed the Ma rines their first defeat when they came up fast in the second half to win 33 24 In Niagara the Marines bumped up agalnst some tough opposition A last min ute free throw by Bob Mor defeat for Marlnette 35 36 Bouncing back into the win column the next night the Marines handed the Pesh tigo Bulldogs a decisive 45 25 licking Lourdes Shamrocks put up a good fight but the Marines had a superior team play and sharpshooting ability and went down 1n defeat 36 19 For the first trip of the new year the team trax eled to Antigo and Merrill for a weekend of double header basketball On January 3 a late Marlne rally fell one point short as the Vikings of Merrill took a nip and tuck ball game 46 45 Girard led our scoring with eleven points The following nlght the team moved on to Merrill where they met the Antigo Red Robins After building up a large half time lead the Ma rines coasted In to a 45 30 upset victory Stephenson came to town hoplng to avenge their early season setback Although the Marines played their worst game of the season they were still able to swamp the Eagles 4019 Thai LONG Sireich Will Marmette Get That Ball' Page S I Flxc Y . . 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' -, . . 7 l ix y- '- BACK ROVS Jordan ZUIIBI Jenskx Forslund Dmuslm Hczmbuxg Krueger Pedmscn n Furl PROINT ROVN Jclmson Guard Surk F Hamburg Kuchcnbug Wollc Qlldkx Rhlnelanders Hodags mcreased the1r XVIDNIYIQ streak xx hen thex uncorked a last per1od scormg splurge to w1n 42 34 Maunette mvaded Peshtlgo the followxng mght and came home Wxth a 4.5 30 XICYOIX to the1r Cfedlt It was a rough hard fought contest as wltnessed bx the fact that 43 personal fouls were called On Januarx '75 the Mar1nes crossed the ru er to meet thelr arch ru als the Maroons In a game that was a thr1ller from begmmng to end the lead chanaed hands elex en tlmes before lVlenom1nee fmally dropped 1n the chnchmg basket to take a 38 37 dec1s1on The Mar1nes were pressed to the 11m1t before thex came out w1th a 51 29 overt1me broke the deadlock 1n the overtlme perlod Emploung a fast breakmg offense the Mar1nes ran oxer lN1aga1a 47 30 therebv ax emgms, thelr prex 1ous one po1nt defeat Marmette cl1nched the Menomlnee Valley Conference crown bx rollmg over Lourdes 50 Z7 Clenn Johnson and B111 Surk set the pace for the Mar1nes Wrth th1rteen and elex en po1nts respectn elv A classx Blue Devll f1VS from Oconto put on a flne dlsplaw of shootlng skill and tulned back the Mar1nes 48 38 Coach Jordan s boxs f1n1shed the regular season 1n gland stxle bx wh1pp1ng, the lVIe nomlnce Maxoons 4019 After a nlp and tuck battle thlough the flrst three perlods the Nlarlncs dot hot and dropped through nlneteen bolnts In the last CIUEIIICIN to far out CllSldI'lLC tlaeu opponents Page Sul S x Olso , ll I Q 1 l 8 A K 5 K. l A l 5 l ' ' '. 1 ' , ' , l , V ' , ' - . 'r, . 2 i, . . . . . I . , -, V. Q V victory over Lena. Roger Derusha was the hero of the evening when his lone bucket V. - . Q . y Y. i -, i . I i . 7 . A Y 1 -, ' I w . 4 w . . I . f 'Q v ' ' . , ' ., . 1 Y ' ' y - A , .' V . U- ' ' . ' , . 1 , ',,. ' - . Q' . ' . .' 5-.fif JOHNSON HEINIBURC GIRARD SLADKY SURK REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 41 In the flrst round of the Mar1nette Reglonal Tournament the MHFIHQS tangled wlth the Shawano Ind1ans George Sladky and Gerald Glrard each scored nlne pomts to lead the wav to a 38 26 trlumph The Marlnes 35 32 vlctory over West DePere broke the Phantoms w1nn1ng streak of nlneteen games It was a hotly contested battle throughout and the Marmes were never more than fve polnts ahead Oconto outscored Mar1nette 1n an overtlme perlod to w1n the champ1onsh1p game 43 42 A free throw by Bob Falk 1n the last thlrtv seconds cl1nched the game for the Blue Dev1ls November 29 Marmette December Marmette Mar1nette Mar1nette Mar1nette Mar1nette Januarv 'S Marmette 46 BASKETBALL 47 Stephenson Lena Oconto Nlagara Peshtlgo Lourdes Merr111 Mar1nette Mar1nette Marmette Marmette Marmette February Mar1nette Mar1nette Mar1nette Marmette Marmette Antlgo Stephenson Rhmelander Peshtlgo Menom1nee Lena Nlagara Lourdes Oconto 45 Menom1nee Page Slxts Sexen An Almost Perfect Season Page S XY F Q1 BALK ROXK ll notre 1r1 on 161 n SL 1 L mm P 1111 ng Knedm V1 altlec RONT V1 m S Hu n kl tlem teln 1C1JLllf1 Lulu H um Il Kun un NOX Jan Fab J V BASKETBALL 46 4 Maunette Maunette M3F1HGtt9 Marlnette Marlnette- 1V1dI1I'1E'1tS Mar lnette Men xnette Max mette Mal mette Mallnette Marlnette Max lnette Stephenson Oconto Nldjldld Pesht go Loul des Stephenson Pebhtngo Menomlnee Lend NIHQHI a Loul des Oconfo Menomlnge 5 . ' ', NIV. Buslf, S11 . C1 st -1 vsnn. E1z1d, , -13 , B101 La , Younk, Linstrum. -- g, 'z 1, I-' .' RO ', 1.2 g. SC1. im- 5 '. S 'f . S ' s, L' '. Puq f '. burg. Minxlolf. . . ' ' '-' 7 f. 29 40 ' 10 Dec. 7 Marinette 26 Lena 14 10 37 ' 20 13 ' 30 ' 19 14 ' 37 5 i 225 21 ' 53 ' 5 20 z . 11 ' 47 X 5 21 18 51 ' ' 33 25 ' 29 ' 31 K . 1 47 ' 15 sa -' 41 A - 221 15 44 ' Q 20 17 ' ' 34 , 31 22 1 ' N' 44 . ' XA 28 -.f1.' 3- .1411 They re Always on the Run TENNIS Although one of Marmettes newest sports tenn1s IS fast be commg a popular Sprmg attrac t1on Slngles and doubles teams were formed and meets were scheduled wlth nelghborlng towns We also partlclpated 1n a local conference An mter school el1m 1nat1on tournament was played Last year was the f1rst year letters were glven for tennls The boys who recelved these letters were admltted to the M club thls vear A LOVE'y Game TRACK Marlnette started off the track season by takmg flrst places 1n the 100 yard dash the 220 the low hurdles the 440 half m1le h1gh Jump pole vault shot put and the broad Jump at Bonduel Later meets were held wlth Two RIVGFS Oconto Falls and a trlangle meet at Me- nom1nee Competlng for flrst place were Marlnette Menom1nee and Escanaba Mar nette and Menom1nee also had a separate meet held 1D Menom1nee Thls was the second year that MHS had a track team and Judvlng by the years team blgger and better teams are on the way On Your Mark Get Sei GO! Page Slxty Nme I - 1 - : - ' ' Q ' - ' a ' sc va , , 1 4. - v s s 9 1 7 J v I Y . A , , . ' i . . . , . . . . O , 1 1 if ln. A- K: 9- , Qu! ' ' 4 .f X. , I V B Heroes of Yesterday and Today ATHLETIC AWARDS OF 46 Cflc Lx elx year the Arnerltan Ltglon of Ma1 ll'1Cll.9 p1 esent to the three outstandlnq athletes oi the Senlor Class the LQQION s athletlc awards To be ehglble for these the athlete must haxe 10 Cl1bllIl55Ulbl'16d hlmself 1n sportmanshlp scholal shxp and leadelshlp f Last X631 s awards wele gn en to Henrx Pans p1 oud possessor of the gold trophx Loren Cnaunke sllx er trophx and Jack Surk w1nne1 of the bronze trophy ee -ew Stl lttil BOYS INTRAMURALS Meetmg everx Monday exenmg elght basketball teams competed for f1rst The teams were made up solely of Semor H1gh bo5s ln Februarx an el1m1nat1on tourna ment was held and the Ball Hawks an all Sen1or team we1e the wlnners Afte1 basketball season the boxs quxcklx formed xollew ball teams The students rnet the facultx sexe1alt1mes Much to the students d1smax the lacultx came out un scratched hom ex eu encountel Boxs llllldmuldlb s open to my benlol Hlgll box 1I'llCILSlGCl IH spolts pxoxldlnz, thu axe not on the xarsltx Thls gn es those boxs who do not ham qxm an opportunltx to enyox thc w1nte1 s sports in nt lt H I I if . 0-X, ,Q Al l 1 v WJ K . U xg,-B W- ll 15, . . i Y. ,Q T I -' - Af A v -1 . - , S ' . K, -- L, :V l 'Z ' r V' K yy: kv Ll? A . W ' U' ' A W-1 X . , - K 1 : X E l, X X - K X. ml 'I . V 7 y . v . Y . ' ' .. ., . , L .V ' ' . ' A, ' .,L. ' . Y . ,V . ,' 'h t,- Q s ,VC -' Vim, Vigor, and Vitality And Theres the Pitch' GIRLS INTRAMURALS Th1s organlzatlon IS created for the purpose of bulldlng healthy glrls of hlgh school age These glrls meet once a week through out the year under The supervlslon of MISS Page glrls athletlc dlrector Emphasls has has been placed on such 3Ct1V1t1eS as bas ketball bowl1ng volleyball baseball plng pong teams and archerv By partlclpatlon IH these xarlous sports a glrl IS able to obtaln polnts If enough polnts are earned the glrl becomes the proud possessor of a M 5- mail ? Page Sex enty One G ' I ' v l K6 77 I l K - o I ' N 1 V .L N V, r '- l .ff 'X -N l 4 Rx ix - X Al l ul' 4, .il 4 'H f -IY Nl OVE M EN I VL Q My Q, 5 f z . 2 W 3. NM- NN. .Q H 5 Q :if 4 xv N N M Y W . . W tg A ,M1w,.,,, , ,V W A ,mms ' MM , - X, .. ,, , f n A i,ag3z5fQ,ff :H '5'Aq.,,L :1'- ' Q 'ZZ' M L G'i:?i'1:'f 5 Jfagfglw, 4 ,I QQ4 M A, 4 , f fb L26 , ' 1, ' ' pf K X , my ,f . - ' f gf' , ' ' ' 'ww-f'ej'3g, af , . a hr .f f , 1 Q V v ' Q 4' , AW? ' 2 -12 f v -1 - f':.: wf ' . ' . , rgffwf . . ' , wwf w We Keep Them Guessing WHIPURNETTE EDITORIAL STAFF When is it coming out? What color will it be? I wonder what I will look like on the class pictures? These are the questions you always hear a few days before the Whipur- nette comes out. All this is the climax of a year's hard work to produce our annual. Editor Mary Reed, assisted by Sports Editor, Pat Ryang Copy Editor, Mary Hassg and AssistanL Copy Editor, Betty Peanoskyg and the help of the staff, spent many hours in writing and assembling uc-029 the Whipuinette With the aid ol XOQTO Miss Mader as 3dNlSO1 they sun Yxoxixx cesstullx completed t 'foe As was customary in lormei years the Whipurnette was en tered in the All American Contest of the National Press Association At the traditional banouet which closed the years work Quill and Scroll awards were gm en to the members who had contributed the1r much needed assistance through out the year WHIPURNETTE EDITORIAL STAFF I I XX 2 ook LITllLI n 1111 in Nom K1 IIYIECI Pm k Hass Jisch Cadlcu TlNlOl BOTTONI ROW Hemmxngt Flanklin Shemxck Nlundf Gaxinu Peterson Lexine Gent? Kelli Younk Hilton lagc SLXLHIX Four I . , , 5 I A y y ' ' . . . . . ,y . , 5 : - . 7 1 L - A - , . TOP ROXV, B. Puannskxy Ilablelmxst, Benjamin, Nvland, Simon, Ryan. Kamps, Drewry. Elli- son, Gi siafson, T11 lu- RO ' '. C ', G' '. Klill r si, TI ss, .I l , 'IZ' or os V, EI . ' ' . 7. , I -1 ', ' They Hold the Purse Strings S WHIPURNETTE BUSINESS STAFF Without the contributions of the cashiers. collectors. and bookkeepers employed on the business staff, the creation of the Whipurnette would be quite impossible. One phase of their work consists of selling advertising space to business concerns in the twin cities for the purpose of financing the Whipurnette. Payments for the Whipurnette are made by two methods The subscribers either pay the The Financial Wizards Confer entire amount at one time or by the installment plan The collections taken in homerooms are made by members of the business staff Miss Breeden faculty advisor began work this vear with the competent services oi Melxin Gilbert as advertising manager and Elaine St Dennis as assistant advertising manager WHIPURNETTE BUSINESS STAFF Peinokx ROVN 2 N11 Binedcn Katz Nlanunq St Danni J Cadicu Gailand Faucctt BOTTONI ROV! Gilbert Laxson 'Vlurngx Hcmb Kamm Page Seventy Fixe - . . TOP ROW, Malmstadt, Cadieu. Klaver. Magnuson. Behnke, C. Behnkc. Krzyck. Hass. S 'Z S x'. ' , . ss '31 -, ,. -. . ' S, . ' ' , f . A ', ', U I A I., 1 , L t . These Talented People THE ART CLUB Color and expresslon are two more qua11t1es added to our symphony through the work of the Art Club Th1s organlza tlon prov1des an oppor tunlty for any student who s lnterested ln creatlve art work to use all the materlals of the art room even though he IS not 1n a regular art class ACt1V1t1GS th1s year were confined t 1nd1v1dual projects and the students workmg on them put forth thelr best efforts to make th1s fme art come to l1fe 'IOP ROW Munson Mlss Bue e Kmg Johnsm Ellsworth Wels gelbex Weber en 3111111 le OUT! :HH dY 'll 6 DLI 11181 BOTTOM Row B P 1 1 T 1 G Wk G On the Second and Sladk, Standmg, f o u r t h Thursdays ot f1nd these asplrlng young artlsts at work Rlslng 1nterest 1n art IS shown by the mcreased membershlp of the club The group th1s year was dlrected by Herb Klng pres1dent Barbara Benjamln vlce presldent and Dale Johnston secretary Mlss Buege was the advlsor Aslde from the1r mterestlng work the members put on a Chrlstmas party whlch was enjoyed by all Another was held 1n the sprlng as a sort of grand flnale to the years work FORENSICS All students lnterested ln humorous declamatlon SQTIOUS declamatlon extempor aneous speaklng extemporaneous readlng and oratory were 1nv1ted to Jom FOFGHSICS Although there were few coaches avallable th1s year a number of students went out for extemporaneous readlng and humorous declamauon Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Brockman an el1m1nat1on contest for students takmg extemporaneous readln g was held The wmner of th1s school contest Guy Holmes was sent to represent Marmette Hlgh at the dlstrlct meet 1n Klmberly Sylv1a Levlne who was the only student 1n the humorous declamat1on group was coached bv Mr Gerend and also went to the d1str1ct meet at K1mberly whlch was held March twenty second i . . 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I . . , l . - .. . , . - 7 3 ' 5 . , , 1 ' 5 Page Seventy-Six Be It Hereby Resolved DEBATE Resolxed That the federal Qox ernment should proude a system of free med1cal care ax allable to all utxzens at oubl1c expense Th1s was the tOp1C wh1ch was gn en careful studx and analx sxs dur mg the past year bx the debaters of Mar1nette H1gh Under the leader sh1p of Mr Thorsen thex f1rst stud1ed th1S questlon IH practlce debates w1th Menommee Escanaba and Shawano before gomg on to the reg1onal tournament wh1ch was held February tlrst on the campus of Lawrence Col leee IH Appleton At the tournament Capt Alberta Belonga MHTVID Lev1ne and Darrell Hammer represented the afflrmatlve wh1le the negatlve was upheld by Laura James Larry Godson and Pat Rxan Four members of the squad were expemencmg thelr f1rst year 1n debate and galned valuable ex per1ence at Appleton They chmaxed the years per LEFJI'Fm'gg RIGHT SIFTIING Rxan Belonga Hammer formance Wlth an Inter Squad debate Il ll X v V. Y r ' ' - 1 Y ' - . 7 . . - , 7 , . ' , 1 M b fore the Marinette Kiwanis Club LEFT TO RIGHT. STANDING. Godson, Lcvme. NIV. e is ' 1 1 - ' .A ' . . V VY . . J sl ' - , - f ,- . I . ' 2' , . l'. nwjl 5, ' ' , f 7 ,' S A . e ' 1 2 . sm , 2 . . , 1 - S Thore on on February twenty seventh WEBSTER DEBATE W1th Mr Dobyns dlrectmg the boys of the Webster Debatmg SOC1GtX carry on some very mterestlng debates Smce lt IS the oldest debatlng soclety of Mar1nette H1gh It has qu1te an hongr to uphold Web srwonc Gilbert xi DIX1 Kamm ster Debate meets ex erX E TED L me on cod fn H mb second and fourth Mon dax of the month Th1s gn es the debaters tlme enough between each meetlng to get thelr de bate materlal well pre pared and up to date Wlth the Off1C9Tb thex haxe elected Mel un G1lbert presldent W1ll1am Hemb uce pres1dent and Marun Lex 1ne secretarx and treasurer the boxs hope to keep up theu good xx ork of superlor de batmg Page Seventy Seven Handling the News- Page BACK ROW Wickmin Gustaf on Uecke FRONIT ROW 'VI Brockman Simon Parish Kellx Hemb Hollingsworth Younk Larson Kuchenbexg MARINER Plaxs programs dances and regular events of the school were observed bx these news hunting Journalists who kept a keen nose for news as the vear rolled along Articles written by the Journalism class on school news were turned over to this group who ex aluated the material edited it and in some cases re wrote the articles for inclusion in the columns of the Marinette Eagle Star ' ifteen issues of the Mariner were published under the supervision of Mrs Brock man the journalism teacher Lois Kellx Sports Editor Frosty Parish Copv Editor Gail Gustafson Feature Editor Carol Younk and Art Editor Jack Kuchenberg On the business staff are Eunice Hollingsworth business manager Audrex W ck man circulation manager Margaret Larson adxertising manager and Carol Uecke ex change editor These students were chosen bx the adxlsor on the basis of the total column inches of theu cops printed on class work and on general subject interest and abilitx Sex entx Eight l l . . ' . , s , , . . l rs. , ' , ', , v ' V Q l A - 1 V ' .1 ' it ,, .1 y 7 . . . . - . Y B E' ' ' ' - 1 ' . - The editorial staff consists of Co-Editors Bill Hemb and Dick Simong News Editor. ' J: Q tn ju ' M v ,. ' I . , . . D .Q I 1' tv - . A 1 i . ' 1 . - . 1 ' v Their Specialty FH Worklng Hard to Meet a Deadhne PUBLICATIONS CLUB In the begmnlng of the year many students were .lnxlous o wrlte the Manner b.1t were unable to take Journahsm so they Jolned Publlcatu ns Club These students Along Wlth the cub reporters gathered blts of news from hele there and ex erxwhere Although orgamzed only last year lt IS well on 1ts wav to suuess They were under the guldance of Mrs Brockman CUB REPORTERS DDLE ROW NI.-ncck Petuson C, G1Illl1fl Limbs Dluxlx Slmcll Q.lllHllI1 S BOTTONI ROW 'Xluellc F uCC11 Hqnsgn qllflll Gmc KIUIXUUII Dll ti l k C' 1 Page Su enty Iwme Q 4 ' A '1 E ' 9 . 3 , y ' , V J 4 b' J KY -. s A A' ' X 4, W I . 0 is 5' 9 E A N K - I 4 -' ' . . ' . 3 5 -4 . ' ' Y 1 I ' h I . ' ' F ' , . ' '. . ' . Y ' .U y - 'L - r y r ll , . . . - TOP ROVV. Levine, Fischer, Bland, SlITl'D1l, Dlshaw, Milli-13 I-lcluxrv, Gznrm. Enstrum. MI . 1 ' ' X , , T . 'z , za 4' Sc - . 412' X svn, flklllll. . , l -r, a . Sl . . ' : , s -. ' V s . 1 1- , .llI'l'lC 2 ,ml um. Lunts and Fontalnes Jumor Grades , Ax Af Hn., exeu llst and thlrd Wednesdax ot the TWELFTH NIGHT Leaplng cagerlx lnto thls xeals season Twelfth N1Qht Q31llGCl one of the largest mem be sh1ps n the dramatlc clubs hlstory The Vear was h1gh lnghted hx a one act comedx under the dlrectlon of Mr Ge1end lt was presented to both the Senlor and Jun1o1 Hlgll School students Thls actlve club IS unde-1 the guldance of Mrs Gerencl and the d1rect1on of Joan T1ttl1e Pres1dent, Eumce Beuge Vlce Presldent Patr1c1a Frankhn Secretarv, and Jane Genzler Treasurer month Twelfth Nlght was able p cnnc make up altvsts and dlffex ent l1g,ht1nQ effects lOl the benetlt of the school lnc xen was well rounded out wlth a p1cn1c Ill kVll1Cl'l all members p31t1Clp3ted ROKR N lumc 91mon Ellls Glxlmcl Helnbu Jnnsk Kemps FOlSlLll'ld BLIIJWIIIII1 ROW 3 F1ankland Klonouxst Taxlox XVLISSPLIULI' Balm Wagnu Thuss Hlblgllillbf Ott Clark Hrs Gclcnd R XR 2 Red B we Q Lune Ptcl n Pnl Olson Ccn7le1 Behnke Jac-gel Ha er C ook IOTTONI ROVS Kxtnnvu Hansen Dobbins Cul cn P bum umm Tl1lllG Eastm n B Hansen Rx nl h W estbug l x I' I . . . I 1 V . .. . ' l K - - - v ! I.. . 1 . . 7 1 Y 0 ' ' Y A , N f 1 ' ' . Y . , . . .CCt f' -, ' . l , Q x L - - . . '. . . ',- ' A ' w ' - . , A ' '11 X qi. . , ' ' ' ' ' . . .' ' TOP '. ll. ', Q , ' , Q 'L , V: mg. ' J jf. ' .J. L , ' Q ' . 7' A -. lv! . .O ' . e . u e , c uso . a si. . . 1- . '. , z ll . 3 A ' Q1 g , ' fi 's1., 1. fi . ' ' . I E3 , . 1 ' . On Stage' Everyone on Stage ' OP ROW Thull Olson S1mon Lex ne Buege Gruland Petcnson Johnson Chrlstenscn ROW3 I-Iolmberg Dxevtrx Habmqhorst M John on Trxon Cook Hammexbtx Nelson MISS Sunstxom ROW2 Moxtenson Hansen OLLSIX Mullcl Blcr Nlllll Q Johnson Bemamm Hunmu Behnke BOTTOM ROW LeRoy Schhehs Aagaard Schach Magnuson Zcxtlcx Norton FOOTLIGHTS These stars of tomorrow COfl51St1I'1g of dramatxc mmded members of the Jumor H1gh gave a flne performance thls season Changlng the1r pollcy of former years, the group dfsoensed wlth regular meetlngs and devoted all of thelr efforts toward g1V1l'1g plays Thls change gave newer members of the club more of a chance to brmg out thelr hldden talent, wh1le also provldmg greater experlence for the older players The flrst of thelr offermgs for assembly programs was Dont Tell a satlre on gosslp ThlS play was later followed by uCleaned and Pressed and Consolatlon As most of the players were very enthuslastlc about the plays and were Wllllrlg to work hard successful performances were achlex ed The plavers who were ably dlrected bv MISS Sunstrom elected Marllvn Peterson as thelr presldent, Gretchen Hablghorst v1ce pres1dent,Mar1lyn Mortenson secretary, and Clarlce Marts treasurer Thev concluded thelr season Wlth a sprlng p1cn1c ll . . ft' - ,: . , ,. . - . . ' S , , , ' ' ' ', ' 4. 2 , . i ' '., . , I , ' , Z '.'. - '. ' '. 2' . . 1 2 . ' -'. . . Q , - I . , . . . . v H , ,, . . ' ' V7 in ' 79 . 7 V ' .. ' v Y - . V . . . Page Eighty On Forelgn Lands Come to Llfe INTER NOS Brlnglng to llfe the 1de1s and Customs of the anc1ent Greek and Roman people Inter Nos strlxes to spread the knowledge ol these peoples among the students The group meets one Mondaw dur1ng each month Thex elected LOIS Wagner pres1dent and Bex exly Schlner secretarx treasurer for the1r club off1cers MISS Boxle IS the advlsor of the group ACtlV1t1GS of the club were both educatlonal and soc1al Arrange ments for the meet1ngs were made bx WIDOHH We1ssgerber proglam John Walfred soc1alcha1rman and Carol England publ1c1tx cha1r man Due to the1r splendld efforts the club proved to be a .great TOP ROW Nslmd Faacett Mxss Boxle Englmd Hxlton 1 U S1 BOIFOXN ROV! Wxllxcd 941111111 K1 nk: Wheelock W ,gnu SUCCESS Among the x eal s ex ents ot th1s language club were mox 1es on the class1cal peoples 1 p metlx contest and a dlsplag booth The hlghllght of all the1r 3Ct1X1lL1Gb was the t1 Ifllllillldl Roman banquet whlch was held at the end of the xear lor all club membels STAMP CLUB For the rest of us commum Qat1on and traxel have been e strmted but not so wlth the Stamp Club Through thelr collectlons the members haxe kept 1n touch w1th lands both near and far The organ1zat1on under the uldante of Mrss Swanson has lefuned the tundamentals of stamp Qol'eCt1ng, Students from both 1un1or and semor h1g,h are el1g1ble for mem bClSlWlp The otf1cers thls year are Howfnd Sehlelhs presldent Aud ICN LeBouton XICG pres1dent Tom Rondeau teasuler Helen Belalr C ustodlan TOP ROVK Eastman Qramex Gu1se KIOHOUII Kell BIa1r LeBouton Aa aaxd LeRox Nhs Su an on BOTTONI ROW N11lle1 Bxook 1 ett Schluh CC1 Page E1gl1t Tu . . if ' . ' , . , . - f . V . 1 - Y' . 7- . ' .1 ' 1 , . K - y Q ' v . A, . Y . , 3 ' 7 v VY - . .A . . L , . Q , . , , , . Wm-'ssgc-rh-'. St: ff, ' ' f 1 I V ' '. 'Q ' V, 'o 'z. H '. . , t 2, . U , Y , .'. , . ' '. ,- -- . ,' . . ' .A . . 2 13 ' 5. j , t I V ' ' ' ' -. ' ' -. ' f ' y - ' s 11 Q U .. 1 ,- K L 5 S ,. ' 1 v a. I. . I - s - , ,' s 1: , gr A . 4- - rw - . K - . . If ' A I Y. , V . . . . L A: . . I ' i . . - , Y D . V . ' - c , , . , ,' - .' . - 1 Y . . . . . , . , . A 1 . 'E ' . .H UA-'34 1 'i 5 . '. . ' '. ' S. Dll , ' -' S, 1's'f:n s . 5 'U Future Homemakers BETTY LAMP Betty Lamp Club which consists of girls in Senior High interested in home economics kept its members busy. The new members were initiated into the club on October 16. The initiation which was planned by the old members of the club consisted of wearing big plaid bows and shirts wearing their hair in long curls and carrying their books around school in a kettle. The girls took it ali with a smile. They then elected Leverne Sequin as president Lois Nelson as vice president Pearl Ewald as secretarv and Carol Younk as treasurer to lead their club .5- I Hy, 1 J At their hobby meetings which were held in addition to their monthly business meetings Miss Leonardson advisor of the club taught the girls how to make stuffed animals aprons and slippers of felt A banquet was held in May to complete the years activities TOP ROW Laballe Younk Behrens Locke Hanes MIDDLE ROW Jensen Flom Peterson Miss Leonard on Schacht Nel on BOTTOM ROW Evuald Eastman Belalre Pecha Hollingsworth Webb Page Eighty Three gg. . E 'yi . 1. tilt 'Q' , x 1 lg 7 X X 5 UW - Q' f , ' ,,,, i . Page Creators of Musical Moments BACK ROW D Aagaard P Veek M Peterson C Garland J Nelson R Wlden Mlss 'VIonte Raclne L Wagner B Pasch C Gordon D Paschke L Nelson L Johnson H Hansen Ellxs Stewart Jorgenson R Veek P Mueller ROW THREE S Magnuson J Enderbx E Voelkex J Loal L Wagnel ROW TWO Exxxld Magnuson Pemo-.kx Bchxendt Katz Kolll J Johnston J Johnson Baker Dllcr ORCHESTRA If vou walked through the Jun1or H1gh any s1Xth nerlod you could be sure to hear e orchestra pract'c1ng Under the flne d1rect1on of M1ss Marv Jane Monte a new mem ber ot the MHS faculty they contrlbuted greatly to th1S years act1v1t1es In December muslc lovers enjoyed a Chr1stmas concert and the orchestra added another successful performance to thelr Cfedlt In Apr1l the orchestra played for Town Hall and thev also entertamed the audlence between acts of the Jumor and Senlor class plavs Thev comblned the1r talents Wlth the band and 1n Mav gate a Sprmg Concelt The chmax of thelr performance was 1n the Mus'c Festwal on May n1nth and tenth Competmg wlth the orchestra from Oshkosh thex worked for f'rst place A context m1stress was elected for the tlrst tlme and Margaret Strahl held the hon o1ed posltlon thls xear Exghtx Four . r 4 ' 1 4 1 - n ' 1 - I . 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F I The Masters of Melodlous Melodles MADRIGAL Under the dlrectlon of MISS Klem1sh and Wlth the accompanlment of Marjorle Peterson the Madr1g,al choral group made a very proud showlng th1s season Wlth rehearsals only once a Week th1s small group of n1ne harmonlous VOICES were able to perform at both choral concerts presented thls year TRIPLE TRIO Trlple TFIO conslsts of n1ne lovely volces blended lnto one It Is under the d1rect1on of lVI1ss Klemlsh the muslc director of Marlnette Hlgh School and Is accompanled by C Iiudette Garland Rehearsals were held once a week and the Trlple Tllo cl cl well when they per lmmed XVltl'l thc choral concerts ln the tall and sprlng JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR TOP ROW Benthouse Shmgeck Uecke Cocper Mlss Klemlsh LaFond Ihler Hebert Redstrom ROW 2 Smxth Faucett Walters Wogclehovxskl Lltts Barrett Mlller BOTTOM ROW Belllng Wesiphal Tonsburg Cramer Junco John Shmgeck McDonald PIOHIQR Page Elghty Flve o o . F . . , , a - - v A w N 1 c . ' , - I x '- . 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Y -, . . - . , . . , , - Wnth a Song In My Heart I' P ROW Pdgett Fcttmlx R but BIIIYTIIII E 1111111 E 1ld Han Hll 71nd 1 Icdu on Nault SIXLIISOD OVS 4 T1ttl1e R Petexson K 1ka I Bchnkr Wm 1 k ltlkln Kddl6U PQIKIIIS D Be lllk Axt Knudson Elhson IOW .3 Srmth Franklm E glI6l I 1 xxx 1 QI In-111 skx Nxlmd Nolm Em IX E1senbe1g Page-Is Dobblns ROW 2 Weber C Kronka G ltnex Ben 1 J1l1l1111 Ln M1 Kcm1l1 FlSCllt'l Ol on Ns-l Shan Runke GIRLS GLEE CLUB The S1XtY gnls that make up the Glee Club max not be opera stars but they do know the1r do re m1 Thls year the glrls presented a fall and sprmg concert The Glee Club also par t1c1pated 1n the Second Annual Mus1c Festlx al WhlCh was held 1n Marlnette The club IS under the leadershlp of MISS Klemlsh and IS accompan1ed by Loryce S1 vertson On Tuesday and Thursday commg from room 307 could be heard the stralns of such songs as The Beautltudes Chr1stmas Rose The Chestnut Tree Cherlbum and many others The members of the club who had glven four years of SGFVICE were presented w1th Ms at the fall concert MIXED CHOIR Among the musclal orgamzatlons of our school the M1xed Cho1r wh1ch conslsts of sexenty VOICES has always played an 1mportant role Under the capable d1rect1on of MISS Klem1sh and accompan1ment of Shlrlev Magnuson many pleasant but studlous re hearsals were spent ln preparatlon for the publlc concerts that were presented 1n fall and sprlng and at Chr1stmas A unlque theme Around the World In Mus1c was pre sented 1n the Sprmg Concert The members of the cho r were att1red ID costumes of d1fferent countrles and they sang the muslc and d1d the folk dances of the varlous countr1es These concerts wh1ch were gwen 1n connectlon Wlth the other muslcal or gan1zat1ons of the school were deeply app eclated bv large aud1ences Other 3Ct1V1t19S of the organlzatlon mcluded the smgmg of Chr1stmas carols 1n the halls before the Chr1stmas vacatlon and the speclal appearance of the cholr at Bacca laureate and Commencement At an assembly early 1n the year the members of the M1xed Cho1r who part1c1 pated IH the MUSIC Festlval of 1946 recelved plns as a reward for the1r servlces Ms were awarded at an assembly program Page Elghtx SIX . . 'O I- 3 - ' 0 J' . 1 1 , as z , 111 , ' sun. i . .i 02 D' - I-I '. . ' ' . . , Vol '. ., - -, 1- up . , - 'gb , ' , ' ' . l P. ' . ' ' , lg -. 1111 on. W.II B1'g, U os- fi , ' . br. A . . , il I oi , 1 ' 1 S ' , 'ss 11 's , ', s , sun, BOTTOM ROW. Schact, H6I1lIT1lllg6l', Kamin, Elwert, Coblc, Swanson, J. Hilton, Brauer. ' ' 1 Ck H 7 1 - ! . ' L4 77 LS YY L6 '37 3 3 ' . . . U H ' , 9 9 H ' 77 L4 ' 7? AA 77 Al ' 7? Y 4 7 7 . 7 . . LL 7 93 7 ' 7 7 . . . . . 1 - . . . . Y . - A V 1 .1 1 - s - 1 ' . , , . , . E . . . - ' , I' 1 . . . , - - - ' ' - ' , ' Aa v 1: , . For You TOP ROW Foxslund Dahl Same Kaschubn Paschke Heuslngex Parish ROW 2 Hebelt Pukms Runke Hass Scheme Peanoskx Webex Qcluu-tis ROPTOM ROW J Olsen ine-rtson Xounk Nelson Tucket Woud Bovee A LaSalle ROW 3 Mltchel Carxenouqh Augustme Hollingsworth J Laselle Benzlne Behnke Hablg horst Genzler ROW 2 Hemm1nger,B Blanchette 'VI Lindquist Menor Behrens IVIIQS Klemlsh Blanchettc- J H1lton Bellmg Lesa e BOTTOM ROW Faucette Westberg SCh8hCZEHSk1 Lang Rvmsh Olsen Dobbms Pretountam Nluxph Pigl Elghtx Su 1 n TOP ROW, Kushman, Cadleu. Faucett, Magnuson, Falk, Detleffs, Miller, M, Lindquist, LeBout0n, 5 . 2 S l , Q 1 STANDING, Pruclnornc. .leur H, Lzxrson II, Eiscinnzm, Collette-, Widen, Racine. Nelson, Ilia:- rand. Puschkc THIRD ROXV. llzirpt. l., Nelson, Johnson. Brooks, K Erdnmn SECOND ROW, M. J Johnson. R, Klzins, KIcPht-rson, Brovnund, Waillwitl, Hvlinke, lv.lLlL3lIS, Balih wot FRONT ROW. Wagner. Lohit' Endvrbv. Voelkcr, Magnuson, Bell. BAND Once HSYUAD the hand has completed another f,l1CCQSSfL1l year of concerts and per- formances. They did much to enliven the football and bzisketbull games and their support was very much appreciated by the student body at the pep rallies, On December ll the band and orchestra presented ai joint concert of Christmas see lections which was well received by its patrons. Spring again found them proving their ability and on llfluy l. with Mr. Emmons conducting. ther gave another successful performance. Student director. Don Paschke and his assistant. Charles Gordon, aided Mr. Em- mons in planning the concerts. age Eighw -Eight lr 5 , F' f 5 STANDING ll l 'll'l P11 t'.'-'ml Xl' E!Tl!'ZI,!ll, I'gi ch. Gordon, X1'zikci'. Klilllliil. Boier. Pedcrfcn, Lt-Boiittn. lwiidlxoinv X THIRD ROXX' I-fiigluiid, Slim-ixxoocl. Cooke. Sgillinnii. Ilwkt- N tl n ll inn Nl li lndtin F'l SECOND ROW Holinlioi'f', Milla-1, fi In-X, Deo , urn -f. I c , .. .- . .i .X FRONT ROW Houttlzind, I,aPlaii't-, .Iohnf'on, Hilton, Ki-ill Mf .ft N Captain. Byron Pasch. and the let and 2nd lieutenant5. Jim Racine and Ken Erdniun. also did their part in making this Year successful. Highlighting this year was their ptirticipatlon in the Music Febztixzil. held for the second time in Mtirinette, They competed with twenty-three other bands for first tiwarcl. Seniors were awaircled ME for their services. Receiving the awtiifls this yetir were Shirley Magnuson. Joyce Enderby. Robert Mans. Claudia Hilton. Byron Paisch. Ken Erdniain. Don Peischke. Boli Collette. Jini llticine. June Nelson. and Robert Widen, A The Keystone of MHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The truly great performers in our symphony are members of the National Honor Society. They are the stars of the of the concert stage whose standard of performance sets the goal for other players. The local organization consists of our school's -, E ,.. , well-known soloists. The members are elected into U f X X X X ' x the society on the basis of their qualities of char- acter, scholastic attainments, leadership ability and service to the school. The inspiring conductor of this group is Miss Golden, founder of the Marinette Chapter. Her guidance is the keystone that keeps IH harmonv all of our activities The group s leaders are Joanne Kitzmger president Fumce Buege vice president Dorothv Dumke secretarv and Walton Brandt treasurei The bOCl6tY5 projects tor the year ale the tutoimg of students who are in need ol special help the earning of a scholarship fund the presentation of an assembly pro gram and ushering at school concerts During two of the intermisslons the playeis took occasion to participate in two very enjoyable soc1al functions ROW TWO Tiftlxc Dum c Gustai m Jann El: n Diuux Brmugh on Mundi M1 s Goldcn FRONT ROW Kit! ngcl Beu c Pccd 'Xxla1d Qhcmitk Neumann Cadncnu Gail nd N1 gnu Page Nmetx tl 77 . ' . . s . . . V , Y 1 J 1 ' n x. '1 ' ,w I 1 , - 1 1 -' . 1 ' 1 7 a ' -r ' ' TOP ROW. Jasch. Gilbert, Brandt, Holmg:-, Helmbcr-1, Paschk:-, Slmon, Marineau, Molin. . '. , k ', J '31 . .Z 1.1, ' IQ1 0 , 'X r t , , . . g.wr,i',' 1 ,. ,' 1 . 'a ,.zn son. I Want If Quiet QUIET P ROVS l5lgl10ISI Flrmklln NI1 B uct Pctl mu C' 1114! T'IONI ROVK I tl un u NI1lm 1.1 'I HE LIBRARY COUNCIL Durmg the course of the school year mam busy hours were spent by the mem bers of the L1brary Councll 1n pleasant act1v1t1es These conslsted of servmg thelr fellow students 1n the selectxon of books for reference domg rout1ne Work 1n the hbrary and part1c1pat1ng IH the soclal act1v1t1es of the club The meetlngs of the councll were held once a month at VklI1Cl1 tlme the members studled and learned more about lxbrarv work under the d1rect1on of MISS Bruce Cur rent buslness was taken care of and specxal projects and soclals functlons were also planned In Nox ember a Book Week Tea was 5YlV1H and C6101 members Of held at vxhlch the members of the club I-'1b'arY Connell lend 3 hand entertamed the facultx Just before the hohdax season thev took tlme off to emox a Chr1stmas partx The soclal HCIIXIUGS of the xear were brought to a close bx a b1cn1c breakfast IH the sprmg The group was under the d1rect1on of Joann Mundt presldent Ruth lVIalm Stadt uce ores1dent Joan Broughton secretarx Ahce Drewrx treasu1er and superused bx MISS Bruce ,I paw: ...Mi wr Pmge 'Nmety Om ll ' ' . 0 'FO ' Hal' 1 . . 'ss 1' I frson, SI Dv P. .0 .l- BO ' . ', AIYIIIU, Eastman, Krsmq st. Baal-u-11 'Vhusr SI'I I'ING, Mundi, Rm-od, Mugxmsou, Funu-1-tt, SlllllX.llL lin-xxry, 'l'immuf5, kiln-go, BI'HllL1lllUH, I,n1'so . L s 'dl Y ' W ' 7 . . - . . V . . A Y ' l ' V A I n . Y . V ' . - Y . . V. . v - H I ' 1 , Q ' A - . ' -- Q . v- I 7 Q . ' 1 . I 4 f Q.. Af' Followmg the Masters of Math TOP ROW Hemb C B attr BOTTOM ROW Nel on G11 ext Neu a n Hm B ke CARTESIAN CLUB The Ca tes1an Club members attacked the deep dark my te11es ofmat'1emat1csth1 year under the able and experlenced dlrectlon of the club advlsor Mlss Tnull The meetings held every two weeks 1n MISS Thulls classroom were preslded over by the Presldent of the club Melvm Gllbert ASSlSf1Hg Melvln were Katherme Gaffney v1ce presldent Laura James secretary and Edlth Baker treasurer Under attack by the twenty members of thls senlor h1gh math club were those elu SIVC subjects the cube root progresslon and the Sllde rule As the end of the year rolled around these subjects were conquered each ln the1r turn by these progresslve students Always keepmg 1n m1nd the old proverb about all work and no play makes anyone a dull person these students tore themselve awav from the1r books to sell coke at the Lena game and also to sponsor the flrst basketball dance A party for club members only was glven at the end of the year Refreshments were served and the entertaln ment was enjoyed by everyone Thus ended another happy year for the Carteslan Club and 1ts f1ne members . . , fo 5on, crzlnski. Be i', Simon, ChrifztoohQrfzon, Dionne. ROW 2. Katz, James, Miss Thull, Hilton, Larsen, Gaffney. . ' S , ' 1: ' , m n , Q son 3 I1 . r Q , I 5 'Q I ' 's ' . . . , l . ' 1 7 7 ' U - S , 5 , - , . , . 7 S u . i I Page Ninety-Two Flnght ofthe Bumble Bee TOP ROW Whccock Thus Baku Harland Forslund Kaschube Benjamm Carlson Schvnch tcnbug Kumi NIIDDIF ROW Iohnson Sladkx imxth 'it Lrnms 'Xhss Doerllu Lcxmn I-lemmmgu Egg ml Hmsrn BOTTOM ROW Koxm Shallmm Hrllumm Iolmson Petuson Menor 'ilxertson Gcn17 Fnglmd Lu en NUPLEUS Nucleus the onlx sc1ence club 1n Mar1nette H1gh IS open to am sen1or hlgh stu dent 1nterested ln sclence partlcularlv 1n blologx Its purpose IS to further the terest of the students IU sclence and to learn what other schools and students who are lnterested ln sclence are dolng The Oll1CG1S lesponslble for th1s successful xear were Presldent LOIS Hellerman, along wlth MISS Doerfler the new advlsor worked partlcularlv hard ME9t1DgS were he e X e 1 V o t h e r ThUT5d3Y after School Y ung Bmlogxsts Chasmg Mxcrobes at wh ch manx 1nte1 estmg sub1ects W 61 e cl scussed ln the SOC1dl CllCl6 the xeal began wlth an wnltlatlon partx 1n the gxm at W 1ch tvxentx new membf-1s were accepted DUTIDQ the vwnter thex com b1ned a fleld hlke wxtn a tobogganmng partx Nucleus also sponsored 1 dance after a basket ball game The cllmax of the X631 was a blfg olcmc n Henes Palk Page N mety Three ll ' ll . I . -1 . Q . if . . VV. - in- vice-president. Leora Hernmingerg secretary. Edith Bakerg and treasurer. Joan Sladky, ld ' f 1 Q .P f ' -- l I .,. . . K , .A ' 5 I if as -, . h .V 4 v qv My Q ' , ' c 1 1 Y: I - if y,. -up A . X' U .. K Q ' -X 's C - 1 Page ll Sharpshooters, Ready' Alm' Fure' RIFLE CLUB Rltle Club whlch has become a verx popular orgamzatxon wlth the students of M8F1H6ttS H1 h meets regularlx everx Mondav Because of the large membershlp lt has been necessary to d1x1de the club 1nto two groups The begmners Jumor H1gh froup meet lmmedlatelx after school whlle the older group gather 1n the evenmg An ax eragge of 65 lb needed to remaln ID the Semor group Anx Junlor Hlgh member wlth that averate s entltled to jom the evemnr, ,group Shootmg matches are held wlth Menomlnee several t1mes durmg the vear Al though the boys are good the glrls have proved thelr equal as both boys and g1rls partlc pate ln the tournaments and sexeral glrls shoot Off1C13l targets Rlfle Club 1S a member of the Natlonal Rlfle ASSOC13t1OH R1fle Club IS under the supervlslon of Mr Madarv W1th the a1d of the shootmg masters Joan Broughton presldent Guy Holmes VICE presldent Eunlce Buege sec retary led the club 1n a verv successful year An 1n1t1atory party was glxen at the beglnnxng of the year TOP ROW Wavner Drexux Boren Gu tatsen N land Sullnan H3blgl'l0ll Lxmpbell Tlttlle Reeo Kbnell ROV! 2 Broughton ql1CITl1Ck Lecke Bteee Cook Vlundt Neumann Nalon Yohn m Ham m rbcrg Buege Kltl ngel BOTTOVI ROW Slexert YKQSUDUIF' Kc-mka D Neumann Nlaskc Lmllettn Lambxccht Hcmh Exancheck Nmeu Four u - - Q a Q ' ' ' . - , 'r . ' ' . ' .1 'rr ' r r 1 ' ' b - ' V .I .I ' , - K. .. , .l Q g . . I . . . v 1 ' . -7 , ' . f . ' ' ' ' U C ' A 4 , ' ' Q 1 . . y . . . K 1 . . v v 3 v ' - v 1 ' . - , . s ' . y , 'f , ' 's, '2 . ' . ', x . ' . ' . . ' , ' , 1 , . . . , f , ' s . . sc . - P ' , . ' Zi I A V- ' . 7 -' '74 . . L' ' . . ' ', if H ' ' . . Good All 'round Athletes TOP ROW Benthouse Furton Hanson Elsenmsm Olson Gentz FISS Robert Santx She-tkx Llndqulst Llnczeskl ROW 3 Brooks Boxer Carlson Larson England Drevnrx Perkins Kuntz Ott Hablghmst Coble ROW 2 Cobel Laabs J Johnson B Blanchette Marlneau Nhss Page Munch Dettglman Dxonne Montle Kexll E Blanchette J Johnson Wood Wrxght GAA The Glrls Mhletlc ASSOC1at10H IS a group of g1rls who are mterested ln re cexvmg an educatlon tn sportsmanshm and leadershlp Mlss Page glrls athletlc d1rec tor, acts as the advlsor of the group She IS ably asslsted bv the Pres1dent Dorothx Hansen, Secretarv Ethel Blanchette Treasurer Carol England, and Po1nt Secretary Jovce Ott Members part1c1pate ln compet1t1ve sports learnmg the fundamentals of the game Durmg the basketball season the g1rls sponsored a dance The year was chmaxed Wlth the trad1t1onal banquet at whlch the Ms are gn en to the glrls who have worked hard and earned the necessarv polnts BOTTOM ROW. Hellerman, O'Grady, Peterson, Hilton, R. Johnson, MacDonald, M. Hanson. A - - . . I I I 7 . L ' af ' 7 . - . . . . 1 vw - Y ' . Page Ninety Flve What s the Matter With Pep Club? TOP ROW St Denms L Prudome Lbnore Pxudome Kalqulst S Behnke Tuckett Weber LaPlante B Neumann Taylor J Zeltler ROW 4 Schuette Thuss Pezals Wlessgerber Hass Tlttlle Wheelock Zoellner Sllefky J Woods Elllson Schmltt ROW 3 Rlsberg L Sladky J Sladky V Parlsh Schacht Weber Mxss Keller OGrad3 Smlth B Wood Rasmussen Bone ROW 2 G KIIZIHEBY LeR0v D Faucett J Zeltler Hanson Wolte Anderson Gokey Koplschkf. Mart7 Bates Sauve PEP CLUB Hall to Mar1nette could be heard a the many pep ralhes g1ven by the Pep Club throughout the past year The Pep Club Is one of the largest clubs 1n school and because of 1tS large membershlp meetlngs were held every two months Durlng thls t1me comm1ttees were workmg out sklts and rall1es for our assembl1es The ma n event of the year was the rally held before the M 81 M game We all remember the splend1d Job our faculty d1d 1n portraylng themselves as h1gh school students They also brought to MHS Al Skat a basketball star from Marquette Un1vers1ty Al spoke on good sportsmanshlp of players and revlewed some games of the past Thls was the flrst club to brlng to us our own hlgh school talent vn the Way of a Floor Show on January 10 after the Stephenson basketball game at a dance ln the gYm The cheerleaders dvd a marvelous Job th1s vear Next year you Wlll undoubtedly see the J V cheerleaders do1ng the cheerlng for the vars ty team At the end of the xear the members enjoyed a partx g1ven1n honor of the senlors 1n the club Page Nmets S1x I l O BOTTOM ROW. Kuchenberg, Olsen, Krueger. Weber, Sauve, Wiederhold, F. Parish, Zutter, T. Wolfe. nz ' - sv 4 - - , u , . ' Y , . i 9 3 . ' 1 7 ' li 77 Q ' Y 1 . . U l G ' 7 . Y . . . They re All Rught TOP ROW Behrendt J Behnke Boxex Bxooks Gucxxa LIFIOIHIJUIN F HGIHIIJLIIE Kampx Jenskx D Behnke Cadxeu J Johneon ROW 3 Monte Benson N Hqbxghorst Benyamn Bonn Lwmpmll Bxkel Kuxhmqn Coblm Caxlbon England Clwlk ROW 2 Hamvs Jasch Gaiinex Hallex Hemmmgu Look NUM Kcllu F'IlY1kll11 KXKIIIQLIIT FauLett Kushman Fulton G Hdbxghux-.1 Fmslund King KLlCI1LHbClg LEFT TO RIGHT Bowne Hmspn BULK Hallex KIIZIHQEI Nhnhxclls AH ...L p in 'Nxmtx S1 xen , . BOTTOM ROW: Langlois, Hellorman, Hebert, S Juhnsrm, Ihxnwvn, L. He-mmingor. Mzuwm-all. Q, 4 , , 1. E V .Q g . 1 'V , DECEMBER Jesse Robertson brought as the song hits of 1946 B.C, in a paid assembly. Sophomores and Seniors huddlg- over I. Q. tests. Oh. hateful fate-Report cards. Marinette 2-1 - Oconto 33. School shows signs of the Christmas spirit with Christmas tree in Senior High provided by the Student Council. Schools out till next year. Senior class has joyous yuletide party. Oh, but the poor clean-up committee. JANUARY Back to our teachers and books. A pause that refreshes-Joseph Ellis presents paid assembly. Pep club gave a dance after the Stephenson game with a floor show. Do we have to tell our weight? Seniors fitted for caps and gowns. After class play Juniors sign up for Broadway. Swing Band made its debut. Wasn't it neat? Club Pictures taken and everyone said they looked horrible. Biggest blizzard in ten years. School was dismissed. What an unexpected vacation. A 'ifdn FEBRUARY New afternoon schedule starts. 1:20 to 3:25. O. K. Swoon Frank Sinatra stars in assembly film. Seniors order commencement announce- ments. Bring graduation nearer. Now its the Juniors turn. Selected class rings. Sophomores divulge in long Valentine party. Chicago, here we come. Some of the boys joined the Naval Reserve. Senior talent presents Senior Class Follies -Tremendous success. Beat Menominee this time, 45 to 29. Now we're even. The Ring and 'ie Look presented by talented member. ,uf Twelfth Night. Regional basketball tournament starts. Pray- ers are faithfully said. MARCH Marinette loses to Oconto in Championship Game. 42--13. Life isn't worth living. Seniors presented Follies in night perfor- mance. What talent 77? Heinies are the style. Upper ten elects commencement speakers Shirley Magnuson, Dick Simon, and Dorothy Dumke. The Seniors Girls look lovely today-The prom king, Rolland Wolfe, as elected. CLASS PROPHECY June 4 'I957 Flash Attentlon all shlps on the bay and Mr and Mrs Marmette Th1s s PHIPS HEIMBURG your rovxng reporter brmglng vou the latest news Attentlon spolts fans FROSTY PARISH has 1ust been s1gned by the Green Bav Packers Good luck Frost ' DON PASCHKE well known xocahst IS makmg a nat1onw1de concert tour accom pamed bx SHIRLEY MAGNUSON Whlle 1D Chlcago he and BYRON PASCH cele brated x1ol1n1st w1ll gue a Jolnt concert The proceeds w1ll go to Marlnette H1gh School the1r old alma mater It has been rumored that DON ERDMAIN IS the luckx archltect who w1ll deslgn the new Recleatlon Center Flash here 15 a bulletln Just handed me Mr Godson prlnclpal of the h1gh school lnnounced that GEORGE SLADKY w1ll be the new phy ed teacher next year BILL HEMB edltor of the local paper leports that h1s ace reporter CAROL YOUNK IS leavmg to Jom the ChlCagO Trxbune JACK KUCHENBERG has just returned from Parls after a meetlng of the Com merclal Artlsts Corporatlon GAIL GUSTAFSON and PAT NYLAND are golng to open a new ten story depart ment store here 1n town Constructlon w1ll be under the supervlsxon of MELVIN GIL BERT the Amerlcan Red Cross Also aboard shlp w1ll be that promlnent lawyer MARY REED DOROTHY JASCH IS home for a short Vlblt wlth her parents She w1ll return tc her dut es as secretary to the Presldent shortly Flash' Smelt are runnmg late th1s year' BILL SURK reports a catch of two tons 1n two hours JOANN MUNDT llterary cr1t1c for the New York Tlmes predlcts that Open W1der Please the satlr cal new book on the Ilfe of a dental hyg1en1st by JOAN TITTLIE w1ll be a best seller' Congratulatlons Joan KENNETH ROBERT owner of a local grocery store w1ll fly to Cal1forn1a to 1n spect th1s season frult crop from whlch he w1ll select the best grades for d1str1but1on here Commander TOM PAYTON w1ll speak at thxs month s Town Hall meetlng on My Ten Years 1n the Navy The CIVIC Cholr dlrected by DON HANSEN w1th ARLENE HEMMINGER as solo1st EUNICE BUEGE TS the new hostess on the recently chr1stened Golden WINGS of the Unlted AIFIIHGS Thls new plane whlch w1ll flv non stop from New York to HaWal1 w1ll be plloted bv BOB DELGOFFE PAT ELLISON superlntendent of nulses at Marlnette General reports that EVE LYN FALK suffervng from an acute nervous breakdown caused by the current candy shortage 1S well on the wav to recoverv And thats all the news for now LISIGH agam next week when OGRADYS Serx 1ce Shop w1ll agaln brlng vou Phlps He1mburg w1th the latest news and v1ews 1 , Z ' . ' . , . . ' v '. i. ,, ., 1 sv . . . F 1. ' . - 1 . .V u H ' ' - As 73 1 A 7 . . 1 . . . - 1 T . 7 . . . 2 ' - . W 7 1 I l 1 ' r - - EUNICE HOLLINGSWORTH will sail Tuesday for England for a tour of duty with Q- ' . ' I i - ' . . . . . . M . ,, . . Q . . . I r . . . . - . I . , . H . ,, . . . . - ' . . , ' ' Lg ' 77 1 ' ' as V v ,- . ,, Y. . . H .' ,, . . . Page One Hundred One CLASS WILL We the Senlor Class of 47 bemg of sound mlnd and body do herebx make declare and publlsh thls to be our last w1ll and testament BEVERLY NEUMANN bequeaths the joxs and sorrows of golne steady to Gmqer Taylor JACK KUCHENBERG mes hls danunq abllltv to Eall Sexmoux GAIL GUSTAFSON leax es her long curlx locks to Ba1ba1a Bemamm FROSTY PARISH S football prowess IS wllled to Don Mugs Webel EVELYN FALKS enormous appetlte lb w1ll1ng,lv QIVQD to C1 me Webel JOAN KITZINGER reluctantly gn es all xxghts to Dlck SClWlTl1ClI md lane Genzlex CUY HOLMES bequeaths h1s orator1cal ab1l1tv to Bob Zuttu PAT ELLISOIN g1VGS her helght to Joann Sladky PAT RYAN xerv graclously accepted Jos ce Cadleus typm sklll GLENN JOHNSON leaves hls basketball 3bllltX to Daxld Shoes Olson Ethel Sm1th and Lou1e Chrlstophelson accept SHIRLEY PEANOSKY JACKIE ELSON g1VeS hxs Pepsodent smlle to Dalrell Hammex DICK MARINEAU bequeaths hls glft of cab to John Cucwa Jean Bolen accepts CAROL BAUMAIX S exft of Qlamo1 ID add1t1on to her own PAUL MURPHY and DON PASCHKE bequeath then xocal attaln ments to promlslng Jlm Pederson BOB JOHNSON leaves the Job of taklng care of llghtlng and 1unn1n t e movle projector to anyone who IS CIHZX enough to take It CAROL SHEMICK w1lls her blg brown ex es to Audrey Kronqu1st BILL OSIER 1ovouslv QIVQS hls dex astatlng sense of humo1 to Mal Lev1ne DON HANSEN and ALBERT MAU leaxe the1r fondness tor out ot town g1rls to Ted Wolfe and Buddy Krueger PAT FAUCETT bequeaths her flckleness to Nancy Hab1gho1st Max tleasure and xalue It all her dags BILL SURK GEORGE SLADKY and JIG GIRARD 1ust leaxc ln w1tness thereof we the Class of 47 herewlth place our name CLASS OF 47 WIIHGSSGS Attornex s JOANN COOK M1 Forsbelg MARY REED Mr Schlnskl g dT - , . . ? v , w , ' y- 4 ' y . 1 S. 7 1 'lv sl r . 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A in ,.-I, ,I o 4 imoncls Watchev EUGENE WITTAIJ JFWFLFP I nc 41 lbll M im Street M umcttc Wu Compliments of LEO 'NA DUFRESNE Wholesale Confectmn Tobqcco Nox eltles Mam St Ma1 mette Wls Compllments l M EVERT Attorhex at Law Comphmentb ol M!LLER SASI-I AND DOOR COMPANY lone 7 bmcc 11582 LASCELLE BEVERAGES HOSITIQI St Marmette W15 MARI NETTE PRODUCE COMPANY Twm C1t1es Fmest Pabteuuged Daurx Product ieatur ll Mellow Regulm and Chocolate M1lk Foltlixed w1th 400 USP Umts of Vltamm D Try our Superlor Quahtx Ice Cream at our Daux Store A DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 333 Phone 240 Pg O1I'I dc 4 , I . D92 Q Q -. C M E I V , 835 ' ' ' . . J 2 J x Y 1 jho X N - , of ' .1 S 2' X X. O I o 0 'I I I ax ' - - ' M If ICS Made of Wood. VVQ Make It 1 v w'r I U, S ' - Pl XLU -X lt ,131 I - ' I . .. . . 7 . A 7 ' 1 V 79 J ' . ' . '1 I -Y 1 U 1'-fi Four ZEITLER FU NERAL HOME MARINETTE Cor 8th and Maln Phone 448 FELDSTEIN'S JEWELERS 1529 Ma1n St Marlnette Our oath year Thank You Compllments of ZOELLN ER 81 SON GROCERY M11ler Street Phone 1510 Cornphments of PAPE S ELECTRIC SERVICE 1509 Mam St Marmette W1s SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Vetter Floral Co, Inc Proprletors Wm Koepel John Everard Tel 840 548 Wells St MAR! NETTE LUMBER YARD Lumber Bu11d1ng Materlal M111WOFk and Coal Free Estlmates on Asbestos S1d1ng and Roofmg Frank J Endrlck Marlnette Manager Wxs Pg On Hnded F1 I I as 801 ' I - I - I E I fFu1ler Goodman Co. ownedj I Q 1 a e e u r ' f 5eowkl1l5mw.LM . hh . N XJM Complumenfs of clwv- MARINETTE PAPER gy 14+ CQMPANY SJ Nl-K 'j.f4v--' ,VJ M! 5-O' I-5 'Q' :eu O1 Hundu Sxx 1 7 , ,L X I J I .B- U I , J , . f . ,- x ' ffl, ' . ... WF I rf,-f ,Nf I N VH- 1 ! Y 1 'VL !MJ2,,.,,3-I - . 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X . - -f, - - fc' ,V .gd - '. 1, Mfg L+ - --, .. - - - f J ' Q ' A -' F ,. , 1 , C ' t 5 ,' COMPLIMENTS OF MARINETTE 81 MENOMINEE BOX CO MARINETTE WIS TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY SHOP AT SWT-lNSC0lN S MARINETTE FLOUR 81 FEED Ma ette W1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1947 CONANT S STU DIO Wholesale Dealers rin , 's. I 'PHE and W ln 1890 we were 1ust gettmg, started thats 57 tears ago Ours was a small store almost half wav between our present locatlon and Marmette Hlgh School ln 1890 Grand Dad and Grandma were qraduatmg from the Unlon School whvch had been Ioullt 1n the v1c1n1ty of an old Cemeterx It was located on a small h1ll Todavs Hlgh School stands on almost the same spot but 1ts a far dll ferent bL1llCl1D,l Ou1 store has mox ed up the street mto a 1a1 laxqer bulldlng Outvx 11d appearances have changed but not the fact that we haxe warm good wlshes lol the happx future ol wen fladuate UERMAS Page One Hundred E1ght Q , - , .. . g ' . 7. 1 - 4 D ' ,4 - ' I 1 1 1 1 y I ' . . ' ' 1- y. 1 . t. . . . . Y, . K w. C Q . , , v ,. ,- 'y . ' - 4 . Y 1 ' Compliments of Compliments of RICHARD R. MURRAY SWEDISH BAKERY Attornev at Law . ' Marmette Stephenson Bldg. Marinette. Wis, 1906 Hall Ave. Phone 418 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CRADUATES OF 1947 LLENEUVE Look lour best Best W1Sh6S to the Class of 1947 Keep up morale and Saxe Monex from the Shop at M ITZI FROCKS INDEPENDENT DAIRY CO I I Pag Ona Hund ed N ne I- I Nyw A. I 4 VI 'S II l TI 4 f 7 7 ex ri Compllments ANSUL CHEMICAL COMPANY Marxnette Wlsconsm BuI1t up Roofs Shmgle Roofs NORTHERN IMPROVEMENT CO Compllments Telephone 1026 1201 Mam MCLAIN S Guaranteed R6S1d1Hg Insulatlon Remodehng Fl J N E E Free Estlmates 3 Years to Pav S Better Photos for Every Occas1on The Drug Store on the Square ZOELLNER S STUDIOS 1712 Dunlap Square 727 M S Marmette Phone 9 W WIS am meet Phone 540 AMU NDSEN S COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE WATCHES DIAMONDS CLASS RINGS 712 Wells Street Marlnette l ' of I of ' St. I I - I - I I Cl 77 I : - I Y. T A P o H meer, Best WlShSS to tlwe Class ol: IQLL7 from the lvlannette Banks lzlrst National Bank Stephenson National Bank Farmers and lvlerclmants Bank f . Q , 1 ' , , V This Annual Was printed By GIQOUX PRINTNNG CGWDANY Marinette, Wisconsin phone 67A COMPLIMEXNTS OF THE BOREAL MANUFACTURING CO MARINFTFPJ WIS FONCRATULATIONS MAIN STREET MARINETTE WIS Pag O Hund d Tu 1 I If: W 6 S' 47 5, zcya E UU YC? 'C YQ Abv QQQS' Q,- 5555555 QSQQ 044,55 nf MW N IN 9 LEADER IN JUNIOR FASHION SIINCERE BEST WISHES To Thee CLASS OF 1947 BAKER STUDIO A YOUTH OF TODAY IS THE MAN OF TOMORROW WE SERVE THEM ALL OLSEN S ALL AMERICAN CAFE HALL AVENUE PgOHd dT I ' I ' 'I I 6 O A A 5 f Q 5? S 0 xx Q I fe 440 0 O TO X97 In I I - I Y! COAL COAL For Serx ICG an Coal for Exery Need Call 446 MARINETTE FUEL 8. DOCK CO Iron Flreman D1StF1bUtOfS Servlce Wlth a Smile at THERIAULTS Your Neighborhood Grocer Plerce Avenue Marmette lfCl21.a.,a,aQf:-J' T JL-spoof gba!! MVJT Amish! at M m 7 OFHCI' 191' 9 3.111 MJ sfkgfff-f 76 , ,44A,,.J axfff-7' A!uQff wqgiyvygi AMJMS n u ova Hamlw and Elg?WJ X7Q,Z,c.,,.f Compllments of the Manager of the HOTEL MARINETTE to the Class of 47 FRITZYS SUPER SERVICE STATION 2105 Hall Axe fnext to C N W Rxb Care W1ll Save Your Car ,ff QUALITY COAL IRON FIREMAN STOKERS North Western Honno FUEL Co 1904 Hall Ave Marlnette WIS 7. , . , d fig f T , ' ' 'Cf ' f ye-en? f ' v I ' S . I I - I ILO-1! WW iw Y - I Y - . . I - - . , J J -- .. I , l F T 1 - , ..Aw : I W - 1 V Y T , r ly I e Hundred Four! CONGRATULATIONS Dlploma tlme IS here agaln In cluded Wlth It IS our Best W1Sh9S for vour future success Moruon s Beouty Studno Marrnette Hlgh School Students Know That HEINDLS PAINT SHOP Is the Place to Get the Best PAINTS When xou need Heat ox Sheet Metal Work Ca RICK PETERSON SHEET METAL Phone 274 State at all Por Your FUIHIIUIC Needs Co to GLOBE HOUSE FURNISHING CO Marlnette COMPLIMENTS Full l1ne of Home Cooked Meals Home Made Candles GEORGALAN S CAFE SHOES AND Hos1ERY O A H A A S E Where Quahty and Service RECEIVG Our FIFSI Conslderatlon TWIN CITY TYPEWRITER CO GIFT CENTER TOPS IN SHOPS Phone 199 W 605 07 Maln St OLSEN S UPHOLSTERING SHOP Upholsterers and Furnlture Repalrers Custom Bullt Parlor Sultes Halrv L Olsen Marlnette WIS P O H d d S C - KL V' . . ' I M .. LL 77 . , . I v 4 E J .. V I T n 1 A Q w v , I g is I ' I W O O L I . , . U - I I T F - I 5 v 4 Zig? ne un Te -s f S1 -1 GRINNELL MOTORS, Inc. Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge 'Job-Rated Trucks Phone 303 Marinette, Wis. LOMPLIMENTS I-iANSEN'S Serve Yourself Market 801 Marinette Avenue I RUEGER FORCEY DRUG STORE THL REXALL STORE HAIL AVFNUI' COMPLIMENTS OF W M BELAIRE DDS P1 untme L1m1ted to ORTHODONTIA Pdzmel 5 8. MGICh8Ht 5. Bank B1 de 2 Ci I 1 R I' 'h I x'N' X . x,.4 A J 4 I ' I 1 . . l . . . OF' THE '- - 1' - Y - '- r , I .. e One Hun red SIXTQC Weasel Hank Kent Parls M D S FRIENDLY TI-IE BOREN CLINIC SINCLAIR DR A L NADEAU SERVICE Thomsen Mochme Co Complete O e Stop Ser ICE 615 619 Sher dan Rd Ph e 5536 Menommee PIONEER HARDWARE EASY WASHERS a d IRONERS The Sto e W th Two Front Doors GEORGE OAKESON FLOUR FEED AND GRAIN Pho e 1037 2315 Hall Ave The Home of Oakeson's Fmest Mashes COMPLIMENTS OF DUXBURY 8. MADAGIN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY M M SULLIVAN 0 ddS , 4 J' L I 4 I ' 1 I I ,I I - ff!! ,IW ,vjl I mlj' Il., My-Cf, C I ' T I M n V' ,Y n - i . 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