Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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', . all as students here. We hope Yf Q 5' ' ' e lf 7 , . . . y . ' V, ' x i L CGNTENTS September October Nevemeef December J enue fy February Mefer. Ape. Moy June school starts seventh grade supervrsors G UH Football C ups classes concert harmony hohdays half pmt heroes wmter wrzards bogarts bacalls bare legged prawn sophomores scholars solutude dowwrpoum drama dreary days trac termus thru s grad uatlon QUY5 gurls page page page page page page P599 page P599 page O I - 7 g F II - I9 F 3 I - 35 Q - 45 Q ' - 55 well-informed 1 - 67 I - 73 'I: - 85 I li - 97 'll : ' - ' 9 inn is lf The start of school calls a halt to summer fun P lzember gi' SIX school starts seventh grade supervlsors x 4,-ge F Q lY Is,--.. 73 T? MA 1 ln September the students trrst entered school stortecl studles ond smoll scole scondols The sensrble settled down to therr schooling to the sotrsfoctlon ot their supervisors The ophustr coted Sophornores scorntully sow the seventh groclers scurrying oround the stronge holls ond storrwoys A new ond thrrllrng experience to rnost ot the students wos the oppeoronce of the Don Cossock Chorus whrch gove o rnotnnee tor Monnette l-lrgh School os well os mony other schools Thus wos the trrst pond ossembly ot the school yeor oncl served os o get ocquornted rneetrng for the new students of the school os they received therr frrst plcture of group life ot Morrnette l-lugh School PES r 1 , , sf . '- i . ' , 64 I l' 4, '-'5 1-p b X'-Tcl! zllilll V H Ai ' 521 0, m ZW Q ll - T f Zu , y , H, g M A . . ' 1 sw r S- iq 5253 1 fl -1. ' V? , 110416, gtxl Q 'll ' 'i ' ' W FW I 4 'f' Y g , . ..- ' l -1 YR -T1 . S llc '14 lflifafl' T E r 1 5 ff' T Q 1 l T If l fm fb l . X9 1, X ONN N il ' ' S X' Q D' I . . . . . ' S . .M I , . Superintendent MR, W. F, WATERPOOL and Supervisors In the first few days of school the newest additions to our MHS family met those at its head. One of the most important is Superinten- dent W. F. Waterpool, who, despite his many duties. always finds time to attend school activi- ties put on by the students and proves he is a friend to both the student body and faculty. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD MR L F THIELEN MR CHARLES PEDERSEN is-53'-ix --Q-un: DR CHARLES E KOLPP DR WALTER O WALKER MR ALFRED LEONARDSON Page Eight ' Yu 3, Hg ' 1 . : . - evil ' N 2 , . 1 K tx ...f ' , 11? . , ' xy, 4 y, A gi .ni 5- is t 5-.lr , ijgifm iififif ,Pier .,Lig. 5, 4141 5 3 'L ,If XIISS JEN IF GOLDF 'NIR STAFFORD BYRT 'Xl Belng, Dean of Womel and advsol to the Natlonal Honor Souetx Q11 eb M155 Ienn1e Golden a great manx thmgs to do 1n add1t1on tl tea ch 1 n f mathematlcs ele mentarx and dClXEiDCQCl alt, bra and plane and 5ol1d geom etrv She rece cd her B A degree from the Un1xer51tx o VV1scona1n and her M A de free f1om Columbla UHIXGI sl x Mr Stafford Bxrum ou ASS1StdHt Pr1nc1pal and chem 1strv teacher d1d graduate xx ork at the UNIX ers1tx of Wla cons1n aftel rece1x1nq h1s B A fxom R1pon Colle e H13 1151 of extra curr1cula1 act1x1t1e 1ncludes Athlet1c M nager School Fmances and Student Councvl Just one of us descrlbe our pflnclpal Mr W1ll1arr Godson who has completed h1s, s,1xth xear at Marmette High School For many new students, hlS face was proba blx the flrat one thev saw on NIR VVNI C GODSON the1r f1rst dax of sc ool Whenex 61 anx one had a prob lem they went to see M1 God Son knowmg that he could do better Job w1th 1t than thex could do OFFICE STAFF Elcanm Beattu. 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Kallquist SECOND ROW-F, Walters, C. Sievert, E. Lang, D. LaPer1'iere, J. Cecil, G. Stello, O. Winnerman, J. Tuckett. D. Lauersdorf, R. Walk, E. Minor, J. Wisner, R. Nelson, K. Delaski, R, Williams THIRD ROW-M. Alswager, D. Kunesh, J. Ihler, D. Manske. R. Leitzke. M. Miller, R. Belonga. B. Olson, R. Barrett, R, Cardin, J. Rose, B. Reinke, J. Norton, D. Squier, W. Pearson BACK ROWiS. Lindstrum. L. Ross, K. Walters, J. Falk R. Swanson, G. Anderson, J, Larson, R, Poquettc. D, Mudrak, W. Hebert, D. Traxel, D. Kalm, L. Anderson, J. Krueger, G. Martz, G. Raygo o If 0195301-fi 0 n COIOI' Qiiqsiifi Ziff 'D' Squads Q , --- One of the history and citizenship teachers, Mr. Keith Comeaux, was chosen to serve as a Color Squad coach this year. This is Mr. ComeauX's first year at Marinette High School. He received his B. S. degree from Oshkosh State Teachers College. The future stars of Marinette were given their basic training this year by Coaches Harmon, Brockman, Comeaux, and Krumheuer. These heroes-to-be, known as the color squads. could be seen daily going through the fundamentals and intra-squad scrimmages. Several preliminary exhibitions before the varsity games were staged by the color squads. Judging from the football displayed on those occasions, the fans should have no fears as to the fate of the Marines! Page Thur een Seventh Grade YQQ 'AHB CLASS OFFICERS 'H-.SF Charles Feldstcin Judy Skowlund John Cecil Garv Desjardin Donald Mudrak The Seventh graders. under their advisor. Mrs. Margaret Schwartz, elected the following officers: President, Donald Mudrak' Vice-President, John Cecilg Secretary, .Judith Skowlund Treasurer Chailes Feldstein Student Council, Gary Desiardin Th s year was xerx successful in that they always were well repre sented on the six weeks honor rolls and completed manv projects end ing it all with a picnic at the end of the year HONTEROONI 14 BOTTOM ROV! Schmidt L Wcbci L Siexcit K Waltcis J Williams J Slfoulu J Wulnm.-mn C Se-Iteiqen R Swanson J Rose PACK ROW L Setunskw G Sldlo D luei W R Sussei P Xancleib in cn J Zecb D Nlanske T Vkondclfmiii P 4 1, 1' ouitcnrx i . 3 - 9 ' v ' 9 5 v v v 1 ' , .1 ' . V ' , - i S 'f'R. ' . . . . ' '. . S, , Q Q. . 'T Ylfl. MIDDLE ROW -V Roetzcr. R. Williams, S Stauber. G, Strom. S. Sinrilcr. N. Ulvig: J - . Q ' 1 , 1 , . SQ i 1 J. right, . 'l ', A V at d ., L gi, 1 ' 1 x x Class of '55 P? , M.. - a ' ,Q s ,Nw maxi. HOWIEROOVI 209 POTTOR ROVN D Nlullen S I..mdStrum S NTCXLIS C Nelson J Mmzlott V2 Fvbelt D 'Nludlak R 'VIPXC-r SECOND ROW D Luszm 5 NI Lllox I 'Xlxllu M Nlxllcx J Llmberg A Mxllcx P Lxcbuxn L. Loucks LK ROW R Laika D I Hen I Haxcek Q Mail k xx ICI J Larson L LL0l'Ih'lld1 HONIEROONI 206 Andi: UH G Andexvm XIIDDLE ROKR T Bgndl 1 an mug 5 xx, XIV' NI Alsxx :gm BACK ROW K Bug G Bugex 'NI C.'1.1 nom Xl Lull 1s D Bmbex E Andu on L Gun NI Boxths E Neve: Pdf L PHILLII BA ' i . 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'- galnn, Class of 55 if HONIEROONI 308 BOTTOWVI ROW W Peaxson R Ponkex P Ivmneman R Plautz J Nelson W Relnke R Poouette MIDDLE ROW B Olson P Olson M Reldmger YI Palmateer M Ott M Pederson J Norton BACK ROW G Raxgo J Pfleger M Oaklund D Nwlund K Rasmussen B Larrmk D PGPYK1 HONIEROONI 202 BOTTONI ROV! fmnson Jem son Kleman Haxn s R Kollross J Wah I1 LaP1ex1c J Ih NIIDDIE ROKR D Kalm Q I IOI'JfE.I1NDClQf'l T Gllbert D Kune'-h H Hansen C Henlfe I Klttson R Kamm BXCK ROVN an on Goodxxm G Laxson E Knut on H Gxosnlck S Co Nfl D Jackson T Goodlet W Rose -4-...V School presents a new exper1ence to the httle Seventh graders and we see them studymg consclentxouslw g1v1ng t h e 1 r comb1nat1on operated mg after a day of hard Work Page Seventeen 5 nf' f Q . M A .aft 'X 7 Uv! lockers a try, and leaving the build- ,,,,MWr , g A ,,,f W IMMWWWHWA YWWW4' ,,,,,,..mv f 'M M ,Am a u footba ll 9 oc'I' lLAL1.orueEN SC ARE B00 N glfllln P 5 N' mf? GNFU V 1 Q ff ff 7 if O61 The second month of the school year brungs many lnterestlng events to Mannette Hugh Students fund folly IH fads and a care ful study of report cards reveals that the next sux weeks they wa have to settle down' By now new students are frrmly entrenched ln thenr classes and have achieved their posutuons nn school Infe There were football games to attend whuch were preceded by e thusuastnc pep assemblnes two paid assemblies and long walks un der a harvest moon The mann event of October was the annual M 8. M football game Everyone aot humself all bundled up to see thus battle Loads of people dressed un gav clothes could be seen goung to the field as early as lO 30 A M What they won tdo to see thus game As you all know the game end d as everyone expected It to Marnnette vas victorious Agazn' I N I ll - F n - V ' 1 ' X ! -1 f X 4 - 61 ' A . Af- xxx? Q f ' T 5 ll far.-.ll ' I I ,,. 1 I 1. ,I I r 4 ' T , A ' ,..v 1 t .l A' T prlnnnf f 7 . 1 V V . 'V A W A I I ' ' 'll , , V L I ff ' ' ' 1 I' T l 5 A f ' ' ' , ff' , ' ' ' l l I . n T . . . I . 5 . I . ' , . , , 2 - ' - . vi . . - . a Eighth Grade Jacqueline Blanchettc Ronald Kallquist Dale Wagner Kenneth Delaski As their officers for the school year, the Eight grade chose the following students: President, Ronald Kallquist, Vice-President, Dale Wagnerg Treasurer, Ken Delaskig Student Council, Jacqueline Blanchette. They were under the able guidance of Mrs. Betty Brockman. Eighth grade homerooms were very busy with all the committees organized for the purpose of running their grade more efficiently. First among these was the Constitution Committee, which drew up a constitution to govern the grade as a whole. There was also an Honor Committee which determined which homeroom had the highest percentage on the Honor Roll each six Weeks and the vxinning homeroom received a banner Help ing to carry out various projects around school was the duty of the last committee the Service Committee A yery important group was the Eighth Grade Council composed of two represen tatives from each homeroom which Hsupeivised the other committees HOWIEROONI 303 MIDDLE ROW J Schroedel P R dahl R Shan T Hamilton C Siexcrt R Rcdstiom R Seguin L Scheme P Riley BACK ROW K Seelex J Scnmidt R Smith D Qoxenson 11. Rose C Somexs O Schiimnei C Retlick J Scliuxc Page Tw entx Y . .U . Q - . . L Q . ,, . BOTTOM ROW-L. ROSS, R. Sanders. L, Seymour. M. Ravgo. C. Sladky, J. Staniswski. R, Slawik, Hebert Class of ' 54 5-1 HOMIIROOM 211 TTONI ROV! K Bel Blommri Cdlunougm J Cie non Bu Ll J F IN DDLE ROW Q Ll xstcnsen R Bcllngu P Chnnghel K Dclxskl D B O P Uf,1llYtLHU M Y' H11 BACK ROW G Ensllmn C Cardin G Look J F10 'VI Eldman R G.1ml1n S Lhuaenk J Johnson HO IEROONI 201 MIDDLE ROW Ganllu B 1 U 41 Fx VK Tvmrnc BACK ROKR Jenklni E Luukms 5 kxo'1q15t X Koldo F 1: Nl om Ha on R G fn K Fon fl Page Twentx Onv BO . I . - air. W. D15'117lNK', D. ' L , KI. ' I, . ' Fl t, R. gl , zllk TI .. 'nm' , .E 1: , . ' 3 . '15 '. ..cr. '. c' any' . . 'nu-1 1 BOTTOM ROW J FuL1c-ctl. B, Juurun, R FH:-dlzmd. R. Kallqzuxt, S, Iiulrnce. J Krllcgcr. M Kruw I ' . . ' NI ' '. , Klllfm n, B. K cmq:.usl. D, 1.211-'axm-, P, Knudsort, J K ld 5. J l.Cl1QI. '. . , , m ' '-- B ., - '. Y . . .l 1, , '1r:1 . J. ns . . r nx. tb-'iz Class of '54 HONIEROOM 310 BOTTONI ROVN S Nelson G Mudxak J Martz G Pearson 'NI Ouelhettc O Imnnemm D Lund R Law-.on MIDDIE ROW Q Olson M Peusor M Lalson M Plautz D LaPer11uL H Lmdbom I Olson I Lxtts B LaFeve1 BALK ROW B Pudua F Paxette E Mmox G Momoc R Pgters D Lohman J 'Wenm D Lxuexsdmi S Nluklaum M NIcNIahon HONIEROONI 23 L Zxmmelman VK in 1115011 P Fulton H Tuckett XIIDDLE ROV 11dITlQ L ex D Wagner 'XI Tllpplel B Topel D Qxxgnson J Xhbnu K Vleth K Vue ku BACK ROVK R Valk K Sunbtrom G Luke lx SIIOITHSI NI Stahl NI Wxl in D XKOI 0 -X 'Ihomsen J XEIFDIIYE 'NI Blohm BOTTOM ROVV-R, xvmgender, D. T1-hxel, F. vvanel-S. B. Wilkie. J, Wicklund. D. Kleist .' G 'E xii' xx: 11' Q, xvw5--rf , ' 1. . . - -. . , . - H ,- . F. Trcwif, . H1 , ' . . 1 -' . Y wx , v . . 'A . . v '. v. '... I' .A. 'll . . '.xtn Y' ,404 Mr. Ralph Schin- ski, J u n i o r Varsity Football Coach, also is in charge of the Hall Monitors in J u n i o r High School. His classes are social-econ- omic problems and American history, His B. S. degree is from Oshkosh State Teach- ers College. . Wand. Gaining much experience in preparation for Varsity duty the JV. squad. under the guidance of Mr. Ralph Schinski piled up a record of two wins. a tie. and two losses. The Freshman team. a part of the JV squad under Mr William Joslin. completed a three game season without defeat Marinette Marinette Marinctte Marinette Marinette BOTTOM ROW J. Balthzizor. R. Miles. A. Meyers. VJ Petri. K. Pzmvrani, R. Cliaiiipi-uii. W. L1churn,J. Kiilrlviian. R. Parlow, E, Manske. R. Olson, D. Benson Season Record JV Frosh l9 Oconto Falls 0 Marinette 7 Peshtigo 0 0 Wausaukee U Marinette 35 Oconto U 0 Menominee 12 Marinette 14 Oconto 12 24 Escanaba ., U O Menominee lf? JV FOOTBALL MIDDLE ROW--E. Mudrzik. B. Baumgarten. R. Bzilthazor, RI. Tlimnscn. G. 'I'ollit'son. L. Ilainhlm-n, W. Trzaxcl, R, Lueskow. Vv'. Jackson, R. Beattie. R. Pezmosky. P. Boyer. J. Schmidt BACK ROVV- D. Beardslcy. R, Belircndl. T. Wallfred. R. Harteau. D. Leonard, A. Van Winklu, NI. Bolsa. L Kaiifs man. P, Thomsen. R, Hanson, R. Peterson. D. Georgnlan. F. Dufresne PEP CLUB BOT'1OM ROW N OGradv V Kulllck G Kronauer A Keller M Marmeau J Lorenz M LaPo1nfo M Leltzke K Landerman M A Marcek A OLeary C Martz M J Jensky P Mueller H Mexers J Malnastadt D Kmg A Fueelsang SECOND ROW R Kellel C LaPerr1ere M Larson S Maske L Jensen J Johnson J Martenson E Parker L Parkensrn W Nelson G Race S Johnson B M'mske J Kuntz R Johnson D Martlndale E Fuss D lVI1ller THIRD ROW B Mlller C Johnson M Munson L Nelson M Kollath M Murtenson M Krueger S Malonek B Kamps J Lambs G Mlller B Oakwood M Lange C Laabs M Nlcklaus S Mlllex R Lmdstrom F Mlller C Penl D McPherson G Martm FOURTH ROW A Kalm G Kuntz R Kltzlnger P Klumb G Oakeson J Luke D LeRox H Kmg J Mmslwlf J Oakeson R Kamm R Mlles D Jaeger D Johnston W Lleburn M Meyer A Nelson R Morons J Johnson B Johnson PEP CLUB BOTTOM ROW L Sladky B Slndler O Rllev G Rlsberg G Smlth B Zeratsky B Renaud P Schuette J Walk D Tollllson M Sandberg S Weltman A Westphal N Smlm J Sandberg S Strom MIDDLE ROW C Schnell M Wolle J Redstrom J Weber P Westphal B SCXCISOU NI Tuon R Veek C Webb B Stev alt J Swanson G Swanson B Setunskx M Walk E Sapplngton B Soderberg G Webel BACK ROW P Kuchenbelg W Schuette H Wolfe J Zextler E Younk T Peres R Schxoeder D Snxdel C Sexexson M Martmdale R Sherwood A Wlegers B Wertlnk S Stlchart J Sandberf' S Strom Page Twenty Foul 1 I-P 1 1 . . . W - , 1 - v 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - - -1 . ' 1 . ' , . A , . ' , . , . . , . , . h' , . .' . 1 . r, N 1 Vw. .4 l , 1 A , A L , , ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 1- 1 . - H l - 1 - 1 - l 1 - 1 - v ' 1 - ,va - A 1 1 I 5 H 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - Q-Z A . ', . ' . I L . . A , . ' , . ', . 1 . 1 1 '-. ' ' I 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 . . . 1 . 1 . ,Y 1 1 , . , , 4 . , . , . , , .'L ' , . ' , . ' 1 1 ,v1 . . 1 S ' ' ' r . First prize float for the M 81 M parade-the Art Club. Getting into Pep Club this year was quite an ordeal. as you can see from these pic- tures taken at the initiation. The members-to-be were put through various 'ttortures' before they became full-fledged members. A really big event of the year was the M and M parade in which many of these floats appeared to make it a really colorful arrair. LIFE magazine certainly gave us all a thrill by making 'iportraitsv of the students. the game, pre-game festivities, and all the other activities going on during this week of anticipation before the big battle! Varsit Football . . . Two Rivers In a display of mid-season talent, during the first encounter of the season on their home field, the Marinette Marines outclassed the Two River's Purple Raid- ers 42-6. Quarterbacked by big Jim Strem, the Marines jumped to an early lead in the first few minutes of play and held it throughout the entire contest. Accounting for the touchdowns were Allen Felch, who scored the first one on a 2 yard plunge, and Paul Christopherson who maile two, one on a pass from Strem and the other on a short scamper. The others were made by Don Miller, Bob Pazdera. and Harold Alswager. Strem accounted for 4 of the extra pointsg 3 by placement and the other on a pass to Christopherson. Others who showed good grid work were Captain John Arendt, who played center and end on defense, and Bud Wolfe and Dick Langlois on punt returns. Rhinelander The Mighty Marines took their second victory of the season by over-powering Hats off to Mr. Howard Stiehm for producing an undefeated football team? Coach Stiehm is also kept very busy in the Spring with track. His year-round activities include teaching physical edu- cation and science, intramural athletics. and being M. Club advisor. His B. S. de- gree was obtained from LaCrosse State Teachers College. VARSITY FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW-H. Wolfe, R, Schroeder, K, Hanson, P. Christopherson. J, Stang, R. Stello, D, Benson, J. Strem, A, Blohm, J. Arendt, D. Miller, R. Faucett. R. Langlois MIDDLE ROVVeH. Alswager. G, Miller, W. Bair, R. Schewe, E. Christopherson, T. Peters, R. Pazde-ra, A. Felch. D. Burns, R. Nicklaus, R. Payne, C Teho, F. Rondeau BACK ROW-Coach Stiehm, K, Marbes, R. Weiderhold, R. Gucwa, J. Marineau, J. Soderberg. A. Gove, A. Blanchette. D, Stepniak, K. Kopischke, Manager 3 ..t, ' . T T , f' ' 1,9761 785i and gg,is 31fP3.v,,i5aw 5, J 1 A 7 ' '2L't5Mfan,.rixt.2.,'iiHzr 6 H'- D sal 6 95k 7 79 1 5 4 H l - .... . J, nson Al Blohm Red Miller Bud Wolfe Dick Benson John Arendt John a determined Rhinelander team, 38-12 in an afternoon affair at Rhinelander. Jim Strem. Don Miller. Paul Christopherson, Allen Felch. and John Arendt, accounted for the Marines' touchdowns. The outstanding play of the game came when John Arendt. Marine captain, picked up Strem's blocked punt and ran for a touchdown. Rhinelandeids big fault was not completing passes which easily could have been touchdowns. The Paulson brothers of the Rhinelander squad were standouts throughout the game. Whiting By a score of 19-7, our mighty gridiron squad defeated Whiting on the losers' home field. Jim Strem's long pass to Paul Christopherson was the highlight of the game. The pass was thrown 56 yards. and the entire play was good for 90 yards result- ing in a touchdown by Chistopherson. At the half. the score stood 7-0 in favor of Marinette. Tom Brenkus ran the opening kick-off of the second half back 90 yards to score. This was Whiting's only touchdown. The score remained 7-7 until Mari- - 1 2 ' Q 3'?JoZ'5 Z2 i i Dick 94 Q M at M A 4 , 5 J V Z r V 4, Q - ' ' , , - K USG A 5 . 4 i i s 3 . '. ' ' K ' ,ef .,- A A J E f Y Langloi Dick Faucett Jim Sti-em Biuce Rox' Schroeder Bob Stello Paul Cliristophcrson nette started rolling when Strem passed to Blohm for a T.D. and Felch bucked the line for the last tally. Whiting's only sustained drive was stopped at the 3 yard line in the 3rd quarter. Dick Faucett. Marinette line man. led the defensive attack. Eau Claire After traveling 230 miles, the Marines copped their fourth win of the year by overpowering the Eau Claire f'Old Abes by the score 34-7. Allen Felch. running in his usual form. reeled off 241 yards, and accounted for three of the Marines' touchdowns to lead the team to victory. The other T.D.'s were accounted for by Paul Christopherson and Wes Bair. the reserve quarterback. Antigo The Marines clinched their fifth victory by downing the Antigo Red Robins l I Elanci Ihiigc 'l'v.cnty-N1n- 4 u by the score of 27 7 on the Marlnes home f1eld Th s kept the local team among the undefeated teams of the state Accountmg for Marme touchdowns were Jxm Strem Dxck Langlols Allan Blohm and Allen Felch Watertown In the slxth stralght w1n of Marlnettes football season the Stlehm rollers defeated Watertown 1n a mght contest by the score of 3814 at the Lauerman Athletlc F1eld Rusty Mlller fleet footed Marme end reeled off 105 yards for the longest 1aunt ever accomphshed on the Marmette gr dlron Blockmg was an lmportant factor 1n th1s spectacular feat Escanaba Thumplng a strong underdog on October 29 the Marlnes defeated the Escan aba Eskymos 28 7 Allen Felch accounted for a large palt of the scorlng by rlpplng A1 Blohm scores against Menominee Tllirlv ...ms .QW .,......... ,. ,,,.l.,....,.,, .. a . . . ., W Zlncfefealecf 70s 777A 95 a 3i'f.'i ET' Seadan 9, 1 gg 59,1 bd, Seniaa Zffafniou --- Jlmoa 1411! BOTTOM ROW-A. Blohm. J. Stang, D. Faucette. K. Hanson, J. Arendt, R. Stello. R. Langlois STANDING-R. Benson. R. Schroeder, P. Christophcrson, J, Strem, D, Miller, H. Wolfe through to paydirt for two touchdowns. Paul Christopherson tallied on a pass to Allan Blohm. Strem converted for all four touchdowns along with tossing a touch-- down pass to Blohm. Escanaba's only tally came in the first half when they blocked a punt and ran it back 30 yards. Menominee Our Marines closed the doors on a perfect season as they whipped Menominee 27-0. Jim Strem stole the show as he scored one touchdown and passed for three more. Catching the passes for T.D.'s were Allen Felch. Don Miller. and Allan Blohm. Miller caught his touchdown in the end zone while Blohm and Felch both ran remaining distances for their's. Strem also did the team's punting and con- verted three out of four times. 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November sees the student drown Into o wh: There as the Foll Concert to mp y MUST joan report cords to elther brog or comploan obout ond lost but not leost rlpool of octlvltles ottend clubs thot he su I hrs seemlngly everlostlng closses to ottend' On November 22 In honor ot the Thonksgnvlng holndoy the S o clol studies closses under the dlrectron of Mr Lloyd F Dobyns pre AN KSGIVI NG MYSTERY Th very well portroyed ond enjoyed by the student body sented o ploy entrtled TH e ploy wos And so with Thonksglvlng vocotlon the students ore whlsked owoy unto the remounlng Foll doys' I L, I'l 1 I I 7 4 5 I . f 4- I- Af.. , I ' -vi. -. 25 ' A f at be f I 4 , - alas!-3 TT ' -' Z N I A ' fneiifc x AG' , f X- f ' 4 9 4.22-.5-Q 7 39 3 sf-z - l 9 4 4 I - is Y 1' ' :lf llll , J l'5l r- filnl , O . f N ,llllll V 4- 4 9 ,1 4-1-' -' X . Q' ' A l 10 Q 4 4 ,11-5 ,1 ,. ig 'l fu-g ,, .l 9 ' ' z . 1 X m if' rg X 'f f ffff be M - 'we 6 4 l l 0 'mv' .1 . 9- X '4 'SX . If-ff - E539 me ll Q 9 'x X1 T 29, 235, T E Z fl 1 1 - I H3441 my M' ' . y,. giflff 'll'l' Z I WWI I . 3 I K , it f , ,fi -'--gbstiglf v. 'r .? ' 5 ! 1 M, 51:1 .QL i:-- at l -2 kk 1 ,f g?.,A::!.,.:. iv.. ll- :Jax 5. it '22, ut L I ' 5: '-'5N,i,'-- 1:5 , 1 4 'CL' lniiwlrfglf' T f Q ' T? ' 446 004' l I I I I ' I N . . I - I . . I Do TI L-H 30 M Mrs. Mary Jane Malm- stadt attended Milwaukee State Teachers College. Wis- consin College of Music. and the Music lnstitute of St. Louis, and received her B. M. degree. Putting the or- chestra through its paces takes a good deal of her time both during and after school hours. Music hath charms and so has Miss Mary Jeanne Welker. as any of her stu- dents in Junior High Music. Mixed Choir, or Girls' Glee Club will readily tell you. Miss Welker, B. M. Lawr- ence College. also gives vo- cal instructions and directs Triple Trio and Boys' Quar- ict. The MHS Orchestra under the capable direction of Mrs. Mary Jane Ml' Malmstadt, and the Glee Club under the direction of Miss Mary Jeanne Welker provided many enjoyable times. The Orchestra. besides participating in several concerts and putting q the audience in a mellow mood for both the Class Plays, was an 322 essential part of the Minstrel Show. The Glee Club also presented several concerts and caroled in the halls at Christmas time. The Music Festival on April 22 and 29 presented a challenge to all the members of these organizations. Do As a farewell gesture to the Seniors, the Orchestra and Glee Club peiformed for the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. ORCHESTRA FOURTH ROW T. Barnes. K. Bell, J. Holmberg, D. Locke F. Miller. M, Graham FIFTH ROW - V. Dionne, V, Hamblen, W. Lund, J. Strom, FZ Obermiller. R Cook, R. Eastman, B. Sevexson, C, Scrne M. Ouellette, L. Nelson, K. Exworthy ' 2 ' 5 2 i 1 4 w , 1 PWNWW 2 Freshmen 'ra .gg Richard Peterson Alice Westphal Nancy Smith Richard Perkins James Schmidt The Freshman earned the reputation of having the largest class in Marinette High School with some 216 members. Mr. Russell Madary Was the class advisor, guiding the class on its program of constructive work, which was a program of home room guid ance to help the students choose the course best suited to their individual needs M Madarv and the home room teachers were aided in setting up this program by the class officers The officers chosen for the year were Richard Peterson President Nancy Smith Vice President Alice Westphal, Secretary James Schmidt Treasurer Richard Perkins, Committeeman HOMEROOM 20 BO'l'TO'Vl ROW A lN1nneman W Rawgo D Powell Nl Sandberg H Mewers S Prudhomme B Pogek S Renaucv A Marbes F Pearson D Moore MIDDLE ROW E Orsett R Rawgo N Reitmexer S Maske P Blohm L Schmer C Parkinson K Nvlund E Sanoington R Pecha R Peanoskx BACK ROW R Olson R Piontek R Perkins C Ol on G lVIlller Millr M J Schmer 'NI lwlcklau B Oakwood W Powell R Peterson R Meyer Page Thirty Eight A ' . T. . . . l 7- 7 Y '. 9 7 7 4 'H 4.' 5, ,s. 'e. .. ',i. g Class of 5 gn IIONTEROOM 306 BOTTO'VI ROW D Kimm N G0 uekc I Guuxi B FlE.dtIlLkSLY1 E Adams A J Blendzmxhl 'W Crm' M Cook R Behmncit MIDDLE ROVN D Ben rm W Jones A Bug 'XI H 111 E Gould R Bu ns N Lange S Ebncl N A1011 O Kamm T Kauimdn BACK ROW G Dettman L Bulns VS Johnson A P1gndLm1hI 'NI Dahnke R H1-11txx1g NI BGIHII NI HWY-1 Bone-ham gr HOXIEROONI 302 E TTONI HON Lu Bduu 1 1nc't K Bmuu 1 J B1udz1nsk1 S COND RON! I L unuk R e n K 1- ll Brnu D 6.1111 hb.111m NI BI.-1 1 F BIOITlUY1f'l 111111 11111 L 1 ' BACK ROVK Lutz E B11Ll1m.an 6114.115 P xIHIXSL1'xd OICHL dl LF d dl N 1 Class of 5 as 44. wp iw, 1 HONIEROOWI 203 B 'ITONI ROW L Scvut A Bundt J Peiouwxlne M Shvxdltf A Pte son M Pmdud O G01 iln BXLK ROW G Shaman R Olsen 'NI Bakke I Soe er V Blocks J Yladtson E Stone R Flmk 'm.,.r ' Q .. HONIEROONI NI S B TIONI ROW N ian G xx num D alk xtl S noe-dex S Slum J Schm dt NIDDIY1. ROKR mepke P dxuette S I1 7 v s H mu Wa D Vxl 5 BACK RON K ZILIIHUI ww a 1 av 'Ilwmw 1 V! Slexxal 4 .. .' M A Y I I . X. if M 4, K V, A v , 'M .W M Q I , ' 354 K 5 L . X 1 'Q : 4 , S I Q A I K ,Q Q I . 'Z E f A O 1 r gh W Y W P lx '-,,. ' 2+ ,R H ' if , X Qi. ' W 5 . 5' w 'ff Q A ' , S? ' JM, I Y A ' ' ' - V - , Y ' A O' . '. . X , , x' ' .1' , . c . e -xx' , . L' . sc 1 MIDDLE ROVV H. Johnson. M. Sweeney, D. Kafsha. J. Schwzxrtz, D. LaPlur'te. A. Augubtin, M, Rastzxll 9 W ' ,ff , , 1. ff 5, K ! x K L 5 I ., 3 f ,4 KK ,Q K 5 V 9. , K, ' 5 i 2 A Z. Y Q Z ' s . Q 'N , , pw if M ' y - W f I . 5 J ' xx Y X s EM X J tgps O . ' - J. X VIC A . . S '11 J , . XV '. N. Sm' I, A , gl ' 3 - ' 'x . . 1 . I . ' ' f VV. Srl , . S' . Sul x lt ., A. 'Veflpl . l, A. T 1 Xl, J. ' ll-i, . 'L gun ' ' . .'-I . , E. Therrlault, J. Sire: . T W lIi cd, W Tr 921, P ' fel, ' ' 't Class of 5 'Q HONIEROONI 208 'I IOM ROW G Johnson J Kdtl G Krcmnuu H XI ns C 1 HI Lm s lmn L M DDLE ROVN g dllnfddl s oo 1 Ll Jug u IL 1 nc R Iounkx B CK ROW I Lalbfm R Johnson D Holm C' NIM! n D Kulxlmxn R Lucskox NI Kuhlmdn NI Nlds L HOKIEROOM 204 BOTTOM ROW V. F1'1m-cilund, D Hart, M Gam-1'kc, F. Haunt, J lhwncf, S Grunt. J Gmsmck MIDDLE ROW J, Hzmwn, F. Dzurlck, G Engc-dui. C, Elils B Iiardlng, B Fort, A, L'lIL-V. S Ilzmxfm. K. Exwurthy' BACK ROW J. Duns, .I Hanson, R. Cook. D. Georgulan. J Gruhjv, G, Tullniwn, D 'I'un1aLzu, C Vrrkamp, R, Hansen JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB BOTTOM ROW-XVI, Kruse, T. Bendt. R. Redstrom, K. Exworthy. R. Peters, R. Larson, J. Krueger SECOND ROW-T, Wallfred. K. Sunstrom, C, Bucliman, R. Nelson. R. Peterson K. Ziemnn, W. Jenkins Ql'Ulillll'U Plliility Slzozrs lip 1111io1' High c- 'W - Q xplores 501121100 Credit for our good assem- bly programs this year goes to Mr. Kenneth Exworthy, Ed. B., M. S., who was chairman of the Assembly Program Committee. He is the head of the science department and teaches general science and world geography. Mr. Kenneth Exworthy's Junior High Sci- ence Club constructed a telephoto camera during the first semester. In the second sem- ester they built a telescope, and took part in Art Club, under the supervision of Miss Polly Lindem, was divided into Junior and Senior groups. No special meeting dates were established: they met only when they had a special project to discuss. These projects were displayed in the library and several students spent consid- erable time on extra drawings. entering them in various art contests. a conservation project. The officers were: President, Richard Peterson: Vice-Presi- dent, Kent Ziemanng Secretary. Jim Katzg Treasurer, Ken Exworthyg and Student Coun- cilman, Roger Larson. They did much to make the club active in its first year of real organization. ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW-P. Mueller. C, Preiountain, B, Wentink, K. Missbach. M. Faucet! R. Morois, D. Sanborn, J. Ihler P. Knudson, J. Wicklund Miss Polly Lindem teaches Junior and Senior High art. plus supervising art in the grade schools. She is advisor for thc Art Club and received her B. A. at St. Olaf College. Page Forty-Two STANDING-W. Jones, C. Sladky, C, Zimmerman, J. Schroeder, J. Bfanchette We see punian life as portrayed by the social studies department To commemorate Book Week the Llbrary Councll had dlsplays ln the llbrary and on the maln bulletln board An Open House was held during Educatlon Week to demonstrate the need of better hghtlng faC1l1tl9S ThlS was done bv showmg a pexfectly hghted room 1n the Jun1or H gh buildlng Whlch Was made posslble bv the LIOHS Club This program was open to the pub llc especially to the parents of children attendlng Hlgh School now and those ot chlldren .vho W ll be attendlng It 1n the near future The Library Council sets up a display for Book Week. 11911 clzcl ue E191 cfo to Cla 7 Zara Kb! 7 ' K . 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I ' 1 l fm W 6 X fQ A g 1fff+ 'rms' 7zfEfvffzf-eefw if CHRISWWAS With the Christmos month comes the Orchestro Bond ond Choir Concert ond os the time for vocotion drows neor the stu dents become eloted with the thought of olmost two weeks owoy from school' Also in December the student sees the coge stors keeping in form with dolly proctice ond we kly gomes Bringing quiteothrill to the student body wos the orrivol of the Ncithon l-lcile High School bosketboll teom ot West Allis Wisconsin to meet our Morines on the hordcourt Unfartunotely Nothon Hole come out the victor' but this did not dompen the spirit ot Morinette tons. A hoppy month wos December, with the Student Council Christmos tree, corolling in the holls, ond everyone in the hoopy mood of this joyous timell 1 ,A-.M STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW-J. Holmbcra. N. Smith. J. Widen, N. Aaffaard. J. Blunchctte TOP ROW--D. Strutz. J. Oakeson. M. Peterson, A. Eisenmann. G. Simon, P. Evanchek, R. Bchnkr-. T. Peters, R. Marineau Student Council consists of representatives from each club and class in school. lt plans all Christmas activities and decorations. Under the supervision of Mr. Wm. Godson and Mr. Stafford Byrum, it met once a month to discuss problems that might confront the students. The officers, President, John Oakesong Vice-President, Ruth Behnkeg and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Tom Peters, did an excellent job of managing the affairs of the students. I O C 0 I I I O On Tuesday noons and Thursday evenings students enjoyed hearing members of the Swing Band beating out HJazz tunes under the direction of Mr. Frederick Aliota. S Chopin's POLONAISE, featuring Karl Magnuson at the piano, and Ed Ober- miller playing a trombone solo of ANNIE LAURIE, were the features of an assem- bly put on for Junior and Senior high students. The Swing Band is one of the favorite musical groups in the school because it appeals directly to the students' taste for informal music, and the participants get a bang', out of being members. SWING BAND BOTTOM ROW-K. Magnuson, B. Severson, J. Holmberg, B. Bastian, A. Behrens SECOND ROWiMr. Aliota, directory P, Auerswald, V. Dionne, R. Eastman, R. Cook. E. Obermiller H IL Illll IL HI One of the most well known choral group TRIPLE TRIO in the citv was the Triple Trio This froup of chosen xoices participated in mam entertain ment programs throughout the vear Some groups outside of school who enjox ed their mellow voices were Methodist Men s Club Menekaunee P T A Km anis and Lions Clubs Under the di- rection of Miss Mary Jeanne Welker anc accompanied j Margaret S t r a h l thex also took part in the Fall Concert. Their aim again this iear was a star rat- ing ln the Music Festival. BOTTOM ROW --A. F ' ,.4 ., A Eisennnnn. , C o MIDDLE ROW-C. Han en. XXI, J. Jensky. P. Graunkc BACK ROW-S. Johnxon. N. Benjamin Band Rates First in Festival If you ever passed room 113 sixth hour and heard a loud voice shout- ing directions, you'd know it was Mr. Kenneth Emmons, Band Director. Mr. Emmons received his B. M. at Lawrence Colz lege. d. - io110We ' eites Bfe bemg I The male: Look- BAND BOTTOM ROW-C, Schnell, T. Barnes, K, Bell, M. Gauerlce SECOND ROW -J. Holmberg, B. St. Yves, F. Miller, M, Graham, M. Ouelelte, S. Masks. C. LaPerriere. G, Weber, L. Nelson G. Kuntz, B. Bastian, A. Behrens, E. Miller, B. Severson THIRD ROW -A J, Brooks, N. Kleman, D, Locke, C. Smith, K Hocking, R. Eastman, B, Kamin, W, Madsen. K D J. Katz, P. Klumb, T. St, Yves, J, Doyle, W. Drier, B. Soderbv-rg, J, W' ' ' ' 4 elaski Aden, 5. Dillett, S. Olson Future Cagers The Frosh basketball team, coached by Mr. Lloyd Harmon, took all honors in the basketball field in that they were the only undefeated team in the school. Amon-.5 their competitors were such teams as: Oconto Lourdes, Menomlnee, Oconto Falls and Peshtlgo Outstandmg members of the squad lncluded Ronnle Meyers, Paul Thomsen, Chuck Voskamp Roger Beattle Roger Balthazox and Pat Boyer M Llovd Harmon ou1 spolts mmded prmtlng teacher attended Stout Instltute where he recclved h1s B S de glee Coachmg Color Squads and Freshman Basketball keeps h1m pretty busy after school houls He also prlnts the school paper ,lf V.: FRESHMAIN BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW J Schmldt E Lang R Balthazor E Or ett P Boxer J Kat? MIDDLE ROW RHa1tvx1g T Wallfxed R Lueskoxx P Thomsen C Voskamp R 'XIENEI J Kuhlmwn R Beattle BACK ROW D Wabus R Peterson R Rax o R Pe1k1ns K Zxem n D Georgalan L11 Vu BOTTOM ROW D. Bozwdaelcy. B. BHL1IHg.iI'IL'I1. G. Gcltlf J. Iklovcrs. J. Bzzlthazor. J, NIHI'1I1CE'1Ll, K. Covert BACK ROVV F, Rcmdyau. H. CIHXIITDLNILI. K. Hocklng. H. Bcwrl K. I'2lHLlI'F-1111. W. IXIzmrkz-, G, Kusmcrz gs F1it.xJi'xuy funzor Vczrszty Coached bx M1 W1111dm Joslln the JY basketball squad completed 1 XCIX success 1u1 season wvth a ICLOIC1 of 11 WINS and 4 losses The JVs had a 72 game wlnnmg strealf betore meetmq W1l11 then flrst defeat The Marlnette team was led bx such stars as Ken Hockmsg Ken Panzram A1 Meyers Wa1te1 'Vlanske and Grant Gentz Hockme and Panzram were the te ms leadlnq score1s but the whole team could fmd tne hoop xuth suff1c1ent I9gU13F1tW to suceed 1n break no the school 1eco1d for number of pomts scored 1n one JN game Thls record breakmg scoxe was 60 pO1NtS Schedule 'Vlarmette Marmette M xmette Maunette Maunette Mazmette Marmette M ll mcttt M I1 1LttL Malmettt Ma1 mette Marmette Marmette Marmette 'VIa11nette Oconto Seymour N1a ara Pesht1go Louxdes West A1115 Peshtlgo Two RIVLIS Shawano Menommet Nlagald Oconto Lourdes Shawano Plvmouth X Mr W1111am Joslm Coaches the Junlor VHFSI ty teams of both toot ba11 and basketball teaches general sc1ence and recelved h1S B S de g1ee from P1attev111e State Teachus L,o11ege Pagc Fxttx T114 . - , . ' '. .' 1 . . , , . . , ., , . - 1 ' 43 , 36 ' 1 29 15 a 40 ' g 26 ' - X 29 ' A 15 , f' . -' - 54 - V 39 A -' N 40 - ' 53 l xb- ' 1 1 60 - ' 25 if z - - 47 ' 28 1 1 1 34 31 - 33 ' 1 37 Q 56 ' 21 1 ' 1 39 .. 24 VY? ' 39 35 f ' e 26 27 . 1 38 V . 40 4 if 1 jf , . He Napoleon io his army Two of Jim Strem's 328 points! nuory Page Fitty-Four Wlfltel' WlZE3TCllS Well lI'llCOlTTlSCl ' M 2 f-wg Q, W iv C? 737 WWW Whot dad you do? I never hod such o good time' I ll never forget thus New Yeor s Eve' were just o few of the comments heord on the compus an the holls over ot Vulleneuve s ond onywhere else there wos o group of students ossembled shortly ofter New Yeors We con truly soy the new yeor storted off with o bong l Fvery Soturdoy nnght found Morlnette students cheering then heorts out for thelr heroes on the hord court who lncldentolly proved very worthy of the efforts of the cheernng crowds' I F l F' am? 1, A 'fre 'T KJ 0 ' 51 Z I ' '- I I A ,f ,1 f I I Q , Q 4 I . f I W9 3 l so I f 7 . , , W A I me or .rf f W l.'f1tII ' I N I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I ' I Il ' I ' I ' I I ' I I II . - I I . . MARINER Voted Third Best in National Contest Heading the journal- ism staff is Mrs. Betty Brockman, who teaches journalism and English. Her B. A. degree is from the University of Wis- consin, M 1 :- ARI ER Where's the dance this week? Who are we playing this Satur- day? Who's president of the Senior Class? Many questions such as these were answered in our school paper, THE MARINER. Regular events of the school were printed which kept the students, as well as adults, up-to-date on the latest news. Under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Brockman, the journalism teacher, fifteen issues of the Mariner were published. Our able printing department, headed by Mr. Lloyd Harmon, was responsible for printing the paper. The staffs were appointed according to ability in newspaper work, and interest taken. Editors chosen for the year are as follows: Editor-Paul Auerswald Assistant Editor-Nancy Tryon Co-News Editors-Elaine Fiss, Marcella Walk A if 5' it Co-Sports Editors-Harold S Wolfe, Bill Schuette . im. Art and Photography-Claw 4 i dette Garland Humor-Marvin Martindale Co-Feature - G il d a Simon, Orpha Riley Exchange-Gloria Risber Business Manager-Janet Noel Circulation Manager- Louise Sladky --.. . ' Advertising Manager - A l i c 0 Eisenmann ' . Mechanics-Paul Ferris MARINER STAFF BQTTOM ROW-G. Simon Rlley. G. Risberg, M. Walk .O. MIDDLE ROW--E. Fiss, C. Gay- land. L. Sladky, N. Tryon, A, Eisenmann TOP ROW-M. Martindale Auerswald, H. Wolfe, P. Ferris . P. vi ff in 5 W S X .KV swf Z fm ,Q A .. ff n ' aw ff 5? - 4 1 el g . f XEHXX X W :jk Q-ff, , vfw 1 Q V , 5 , aw w L 4 X 'Ffh 41 Twenty three new members elected to Nl-IS Natlonal Honor Soclety a group of twentv three Senlors was un der the gu1dance of M1ss Jennle Golden The SOC1GtX conslsted of thc uppe1 ffteen per cent of the class who recelx ed the h1ghest number o grade pomts n scholarshlp char acter leaderslup and SGYVICE The off1cers of the Marlnettc Chapter were Paul Auerswald Presldent Edward Oberm1ller VICE Presl dent Kathryn Bruso Secretary nd Audrev Knudson Treasurer Donald Strutz was the Student Councll Representatlve and Roger Boneham was Program Cha1rman Durmg the year the members tutored students 1n need of speclal shlp fund ushered at school and sex eral CIVIC concerts and spon sored an all school dance Corteslon members lay down slide rules tor o party The ma1n purpose of Carteslan Club IS to lnterest students 1n mathe mat cs All present and former stu dents of geometry and tugonometry are el1g1ble for membershlp Under the d1rect1on of MISS Mar garet Thull the group studled square root the sllde rule greatest common d1x1sor the least common d1v1sor the cube root and other short me thods of mathematlcs The offlcers elected for the year wx ere Presldent Tu1 Barnes V1cePres ldent Kexth GUISS Secretarv Nancy V1lleneuve Treasurer James Doyle and Student Councllman Rutr Behnke Although the members worked hard at the1r meetmgs they st11l had tlme for fun A good t1me was had bv all at thelr yearlv party Page F1fty Elght Q .1 - l 1 ' l ' 1 ' - ' i . . ' 'f ' . ' if Y ' Q ' - 1 , ' Z - Z ' ., S a V, ' , . T I help, earned money for a scholar- , . 1 ' my - O 7 . Y. 7 . . , . . 5 ' - .- v Q ' V . Z X - ' Z , l atlonal Honor oelety MISS Margaret Thull earned her B A degree at the Un1vers1tv of W1s Lonsln Her M A de grae was bestowed upon her bv Columbla Unlver s1ty She teaches seventh grade math geometrv and basxc math beslde adv1s1ng the Sophomore class and the CHFIGSIHD Club Carteslan Club I FOTTONI ROW L mn Clermont C' Qlmon Y Uthman N O Il 5 uso R Fischer Q11 r D D L E R O W U XNSUFI 1 Y i Fazland IN Peterson A I nudson B Krause E Flss R Hammerbex '1 W NIC-lson P Aueysxxald J Arendf R Boncham E OIDLIIUIIIOF D Strutz CARTESIAIN CLUB BOTTONI ROW N Kleman T Barnes N VIIIEHEUXP R Behnke sECOND ROW S Dxlletf Cameron Faucett NI D xhl L Jenss n TH RD ROW J Doxh A Lhlens F IIC GLIISL R Fastman Page Flfty Nmff 0 '1 0 J N I S . . S. '- 'Q ,O P. 1' X' , ,. , ' , N. .E ' , 4 'G 'z d '. K. Br' Q . . L, . zdkjv IVY -- M, J. J I 5 , A. Esemmznn, C. BACK ROW-R. Angaard, c . -. - . M. A. '1,, M, if 2 ' ' ' X' 1 f . ' A, . A ' I B- ' '. M. if: '-l'. K l I 7 h yy! .S February 25 1950 ,- Marmette s 49 50 Basketball Squad Has Successful Hardcourt Season ff ow many boys do 5 ou thrnk ma Tough Schedule up s ssrrerban team 5 rs You 11 be surpr rsed to frnd that rt a t Dld Not Hamper uahv takes more than t at 1t starts rn the uth grade wrth rn Local Stars tramurals but becomes more nnriorm Freshmen be 4,1 O t rn he 9th grade when the NOV 25 Mauna ,A cfm 0,22 team under the drrectron of Mr Dec 3 Mafmeme A S95 mom' 39 L1oyd Harmon competes wrth other DeC 10 M21rrnettef55 Nragara 29 SCVOOXS Dec 13 Mar1nettef52 Peshtrgof 3 T earns and players become more er. Dec 17 Mar'meVCef43 Lourdes 35 perrenced rn therr Sophomore y ear Dec 21 Marrnette 39 Eau Clarre 6 31111: We JVS 00101195 bv MY WH mm Dec 28 Marrnettef50 West Alhs 5 OS m Jan 'I Mar'rnettef33 Peshtrgo 2 M umor and Senror year when the var Jan 14 Marmeu' 6 Two Rwers rty cagers are prcked by Coach Bruce Jan 21 Mar'rnettef43 Shawanof49 Bas1er Jan 28 Marmettef46 Menomrnee 35 TNS Yam 5 team was made up Oi Feb 3 Marrnettef-47 Nlagafa 36 rm Strem Jrm erusha A1Blohm ppb 4 Mm.mette,36 Oconto 23 ete Kuchenberg Brll Schuette ohn Arendt Drck Langlors Bard Younk ruce Eland Manager Drck Fauce au Chrrstopherson Roger Scheme Ou 46 a Klorda Ray Leonard Wes Barr om Peters Bob Payne PwobPa1, erfr land Assrstant Manager Gary 'Vlrller ' I H ' ' ke b 'Z 'I 'I 207 1 I . .' ' C - ' t h . . X ' r - . ' ' 4 C . ,g I .' g ' Z 1 ir I . 1. . . I 1. . ' ' 1 6 ' Q ' ' , 9, The frnal stage is reached in the . . 1 J ' ' ' ' - ' . . 'Z J. 1 I D 1 1 D . f Y 1 I - 1 J ... TB. , . , W P 1 ' ' , - ' , thx R Y U 1 1 . .1 NT , , d 'c , JOHN! ARENDT PETE KUCHENBERG JIM STREM Bucket Boys' Coach Bruce Baslers Marinette High School Marines opened their 1949 50 basketball campalgn by swamping Oconto 47 22 with John Arendt and J1m Derusha each cagmg 11 Doints The following week the Marine brigade edged a fighting Seymour team 44 39 Jim Strem paced this win with 20 points whlle Jim Derusha scored 9 With Jim Strem and Pete Kuchenberg collect mg 16 and 11 points respectively Marinette whipped Niagara oo 29 had a rather close call for 3 quarters but with Jim Strem pushing through 26 points Marinette de feated Peshtlgo 52 43 Returning home the Marlnes came out the xictor over her close neighbor Lourdes by the score of 4? 35 Jim Strem paced the win W1th 15 points Whlle Pete Kuchenberg and Bruce Eland each collected 9 Traveling a long way the Marines receixed their first Set back from Eau Claire 39 61 Jim Strem and Pete Kuchenberg were the only ones to hit with consistencv as they collected 18 and 17 points respectwelv Le! s get that rebound' I , . . . . , - I . K . . . V . . . 1 ,,- ' Playing their first out-of-town game. Marinette 7. P V . 4 ' ' ' r John Arendt takes over Marinette came home and dropped a 50-56 decision to a strong West Allis Nathan Hale team. Jim Strem pushed through through 18 counters while Allan Blohm pumped through 7. Out for revenge. Marinette squeezed out a 33-28 win over a fighting Peshtigo team. John Arendt took scoring honors with 9 points, all on free throws. The Marines poured it on to hand Two Rivers a 56-41 set-back. with Jim Strem garnering 21 points, while Pete Kuchenberg and John Arendt collected 13 and 12 respectively. Jim Strem's 25 points were all in vain, as the Shawano Indians handed the Marines a 43-49 defeat. BRUCE ELAND PAUL CHRISTOPHERSON EARL YOUNK Sixtx'-'1'xxo Playmg the1r last home game the Mar1nes pushed bv the1r tw1n c1ty foe Menommee bv a score of 46 35 J1m Strem collected 16 pomts and was closely followed by Pete Kuchenberg wlth 13 After travelmg to Nlagara for the1r 12th game Marlnette produced 1ts 9th w1n by droppmg the Nlagara qumtet 43 37 Jlm Strem paced the w1n w1th 15 pomts wh1le B111 Schuette turned IH a good floor game to cage 8 pomts Cont1nu1ng the1r out of town success the Marmes defeatec the Oconto Blue DEV1lS 36 23 Jlm Strem h1t for 12 pomts whlle Pete Kuchenberg dropped 1n 10 Lourdes Hlgh School gave Marmette 1ts closest game but w1th J1m Strem cagmg 13 pomts and B111 Schuette playmg h1s usual floor game and contrlbutlng 9 po nts the Marmes edged the Shamrocks 42 40 Journeyln I across t h e r1ver the Baslermen took the1r 12th wln as they man aged a 44 40 w1n over the Me nom1nee Maroons J1m Strem and Pete Kuchenberg each caged 9 pomts and speedy Rav Klo da collected 5 Mar1nette traveled to Plymouth and wh1le downmg them 69 46 establlshed a team DICK LANGLOIS ALLAN BLOHM prevlous record of 67 pomts of the 1947 48 team Jlm Strem and B111 Schuette paced the thlrteenth w1n w1th 18 and 12 pomts respectlvely The Marmes ended a suc cessful season bv edgmg the Shawano Ind1ans 47 45 on two free throws In the last 5 seconds of play made by We Ba1r Jm Strem paced thlg flrst w1n over Shawano on xts home floor w1th '74 pomts Entermg the sub reglonal tournament here at Marmette w1th the record of 143 the Marmes dropped Nlagara 47 40 to earn a place ln the sem1 f1na1s Jlm Strem paced the w1n w th 17 pomts whlle John Arerdt pumped through 9 and B111 ochuette 8 BILL SCI-IUETTE In the sem1 tlnals Marmette recelved quxte a scare but neat shootmg by Pete Kuchenberg set the stage for J1m Strems hook shot w1th less than 10 seconds remalnlng to put Marmette mto the f1nals vuth a 38 37 vlctory over Oconto JIIH Strem collected 13 po nts and Pete Kuchenberg 10 Thmgs just werent Cl1Ck1Ilg and the Marmette Marmes dropped the tournament champlonshlp bv a score of 65 40 to '1 worthy Shawano team J1m Strem paced thxs last game wxth 17 pomts Iagt 51x15 lhl c V t' - . K . , g . v ' 9 1 . ' ' v y ' . Y Y . . . . , - - , , , -4.4 . I . , ' 1 , 7 V . 1 g V D ' li 71 v . , . , - 1 ' V - , - I - scormg record by edgmg the . ' 1 , s 41' 4 AA 1 , . - , 7 u . .- v I as ' A .LV ' - v 1 1 y . . , . . . Y 7 Y . . . 7. - . ' . . . , . . . . . . u - , C ,, , .U VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW- R. Leonard, P. Christopherson. W. Bair. D Langlois, W. Schuette, P. Kuchenbcrg, R. Kluiclzi, R. Payne BACK ROW -- R, Faucett, Mgr.. E. Younk. T. Peters, R. Schewe, A. Blohm. J. Derusha, J. Arendt, J. Strem, R. Pazdera, B. Eland. G. Miller. Mgr, Players Strem . Kuchenberg Arendt Derusha Schuette Eland Blohrn Bair Kloida Pazdera Page Slxty-I-'oui' Total Points 328 159 100 82 69 43 34 25 9 Mr. Bruce I. Basler, B. S. CUniversity of Illin- ois? is Marinettds Bask- etball Coach. He also serves as assistant foot- ball coach and teaches physical education and general science. MANAGER DICK FAUCETT ,,:., ,, ,,.... ...,l 5 , .V,. y .. 'Q 'i Q link, ,QTY 1 Y' . , - :W ,P 'lbi s wr A S 4 . wi :Q AW' gw , f , . 7, K T y xv ., U0 M jig? Dfw ! I QE- fy' MC W Q,Q,k,, Q xvfirvkf S fx bogarts - bacalls - bare-legged bravvn Wt 23 Q3 qt WI 4 L16 I 010 jf bt MR Goorvv QF ' 453 X V f f . ff 1 22 I ff if ' ' if ---- ,1..,5'vg,msfw February sees the student well-situated in school-both in studies and extra-curricular activities. Main event of the month sees the Juniors going through their paces in the presentation of SEVEN- TEENTH SUMMER. The play was well-portrayed by a double cast February l4 and lo. Both performances were well attended and the play was a huge success. Students could be heard com- menting on it for days after. Credit is certainly due Sandy John- son, Connie Hansen, Tom Peters, and Ellsworth Strutz, who did such fine jobs in the lead parts on their respective nights. Fans were thrilled by their Marines when the hardcourt five broke the Shawano jinx by defeating them on their home floor by a score of 45 to 47 to round out a perfect month? P S We ll Naam 0204701 Um .S Summea Angle-Sandra Johnson Connle Hansen Kxtty Clarlce Martz Mary Jane Jensky Margaret Margaret Duer Janet Coo Lorra1ne Carol Schnell Bette Severson Mrs Morrow Kay Chrlstensen June Johnson Mr Morrow Jlm Derusha Jlm Lang Jack Torn Peters Ellsworth Strutz Art Cllff Noll Russ Marmeau Mart1n Howard Schle1hs Antone We1ler Margle-Mary Marcek Ruth Behnke Jane-Mar1lyn Graham Edna Haller F1tZ Charles Scholtz Page Swtx Exght JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Outstandmg talent was shown on the even1ngs of Feb ruary 14 and 16 as the plav SEVENTE NTH SUMMER bx Maureen Daly came to llfe D1rected by M1ss Patr1c1a Lunde the teenage scenes were yery v1f1dly and eXcept1onally portrayed All students tlp the lats to Mlss Lunde and studen s of the Junlor Class fo such a marvelous Job I U ff 7 .1 7 , . , . ir 1 ' 4 ' ,. The cast was as follows: . 7 1 . 1 . . . 1' v k ' i 7 i - . 7 . - I , X , h . , . WW - , , . gf 5 l 7 1 7 r 'I bv, ' WILL O' THE WISP Wins Play Contest TXVELFTH NIGHT BOTTOM ROW M. Wolle, 3, Levine, G, Simon, R. Keller. R. Enstrom. L. Dc-Cliamheiu N1 A Mwrcck C Mwrtv N Bennmin I. . . , , . ,, . J. SECOND ROW P. Graunkc, J. Cook. E. Fiss, N, Tryon, J, Johnson. K. Christensen H. Hemmingcr, C, Hansen THIRD ROW -- A, Fueelsang, H, King, D. LeRoy, B, Aagaard. A. Grzice. C. Severson. J. Erglanfl, J, Luke, D. Snyder, M. Peterson We were very proud of our Senior High Dramatics club this year. They did a very good job under the leadership of Miss Alice Colburn. Last fall they took part in the District Drama Festival at Shawano, receiving an A rating which led them on to the state con- test at Stevens Point. The play presented was WILL O' THE WISP. Twelfth Night tried to interest and encourage Senior High stu- dents in dramatics and stage work. Miss Alice Colburn. Twelfth Nights new ad- visor, coached forensics and also taught English and speech. Her B. S. degree is from Oshkosh State Teachers College. The WILL O' THE WISP Meetings were held every two weeks at which a special program was given. The club consisted of thirty members with Sally Levine as President: Marjory Peterson as Vice-Presidentg and June Johnson as Secretary-Treasurer. In the fall a candle-light initiation was held. followed by a party. Besides WILL O' THE WISP. the group presented another play entitled. SUBMERGED. 1 1 M, ua IK..,g vb' www MM ,W va- ,ggvw 'ww mwww 3 ,gm ',,,Qvwhaw hvwkwd W'fHli 3' Maw0 '9 'N rw-waiwff aww fin R' ffgwn aw 4v32 f1vv March wmds make smooth saxllng TC x amnfwm, ww D - t M A I ,,, , ,x ,, V 4 ,,V, ...,.V,, ,..,:. ' W ' ,mf .W M W y ,Mvw A Wk , Q f ff , ' , . V , . W . Y 4 V. f' , Xian K 'f' ' , A ' -X , , .... ..,.,,,, , ' - no H A ...,V V, , .. ,.., , V f- 'f W , ---- - 9 , f, 'M' ,, ,..,., W W N' Q , f ' L . A K QW 62 ' l' ' if .. 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X ,V!flL 921 X Z! ,Wx 55?555l?rS I M V I Jfffif fffwgdd fl Morch wrnds blew ond we hocl plenty ot snow The science schol ors strove serrously to comprehend the necessity ot such weother when at wos wlclely known thot sunshrne ond Sprung were just orouncl the corner But the wrnds persrsted oncl blew us rrght unto good sprrrts to cheer our teom to soorrng herghts rn the bosketboll tour nornent The Mrnstrel Show wcrs such o grecrt hut thot even the sophrstrccrtecl Sophomores srghed from the strorn of heorty loughter PgQ Tl . , QV Q, 1.1.4 ,, J 4 , ' VJ 'f 'MJ - srl oc . l ,xg m 1, '. fp , lmfv- l . r sa -,, Q c oft' , N X , , fv bv f Q lf 'll g...f:...... .fr I-4: ..x- .-.... - .V , I I. , L - ,, - 4 4 ' A ..-1-nay' , V1 ' f , ' . ....-- C' - , .----fp rss : ' Z 2. aj 2' 4 ' , ' ', T I95gf',fI31i lf' . 'tv '35 '- Z' 4,11-E - ,giiigc 3 2 e 3 'E i..,- ,I 'rw fl M X 12 -V,xiif'Z Tfrff,1 fT Q27 V35-? f , E - E i '-1 'i , ,l'llfA',..,,az1 Hi 6 ' , 't- 'f,,:jf3ji1L ' rf ag 'aa ' ff ' ' 1 ' ' LK te- r r Q P ' f C. -- , 7, ' f Mi r- L1 '- X ! - f Z E4 . 2 - If I, -f ---4 f f A ' if-'- ' ' 4 ' 7 I -- Y' Y - il' ' 'l rf - Y 'za ' 1111- 'f' ' ' ' I I A' - I 'Y ' , fhsa fi! . r - '. K1 5 il-il I i l..x-,J ' vi- g -f ' ll V ' X f ' ' Q ' ' -r ' '.'f1??:'i'fr i'XffWit ' , ,f P- 2,,, 3,7 ,f ' ' 1 'ff:sgg.l?gQ-iff -gr , l - ,. ,,, , .. 4 X, C Q. , ,lfkf fi' - ' Nr . . e f,,Q,f 11 er .r .-r l ' 4 Y . : I f I X I 1. 'I X Q 2 - kd iff!! opy 3-,G .. Sophomores Grant Gentz Kenneth Covert Robert Champeau David Leonard The sophomore class, under the guidance of Miss Margaret Thull, elected as their officers the following: President. Ken Covertg Vice-President. Bob Champeaug Secretary. Dave Leonardg Treasurer, Grant Gentzg and Committeeman, Allen Felch. As their project for the year. they all enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day dancing party. It was the first party to which the sophomore class was invited to attend free of charge. This was due to a Trust Fund for musicians which paid the fees of the men playing for the affair. The following teachers were in charge wth a student chairman at the head of each committee: Decoration, Miss Alice Colburn Entertainment, Miss Lillian Bruce Refreshments, Miss Miriam Frothingham Tickets and Chaperones, Miss Jennie Golden Clean-up, Miss Irma Berner Herb Lindbom furnished the music and dancing was enjoyed from 8:30 until 11:30. Few Sophomores will soon forget their first class dancing party in high school! HOMEROOM 32 BOTTOM ROWYB, Sindler. J. Staniswski, C. Wojciehowski. J. Sandberg. D. Yuenger, G. Smith, G. Smith, J. Weitman MIDDLE ROW-G. Weber, L. Smith, E. Olsen, D. Leonard, D. Slconiak. J. Schroeder. B. Zeratsky. R. Veek. P, VVestphal BACK ROW-R. Willan, A, Van Winkle, H. Thomsen. J. Stang, M. Barrett, E. Worm, J. Skoronski, J. Strom. F. Schewe Class of '52 HO NIEROONI 38 B TTONI ROVN Alomg B Kdmn J Raqtall I Q lmell R NI Tekex D Roghl 'W C meron B 'N..1nQkef Wlckm J Fumes! R Bollcau MIDDTE ROW Huw D Wnltcrs R Walteri A Grfhn ex D Bxehl L Nlflllil A Krmell G Gent? M Bomsv J Kuuh CK ROVM J I 1 R H t I1 R Ch.m1mzu K KIlLdLl11iH W Wlmske R N11 es Fglch umm D H.-nn Us 94 HONIEROONI 22 TO N1 ROW Fxu un A de-rman NI C hc II 0 II r N Bulett J Enf'e X D11 DLIIILN-I1 DDLE ROV. F -XII J Lxyumcr D Bealdslex X V gdrlck on NI BL D Kmg tcm L Bxcndemxhl I Dunn Ei mam X Bch: 1 B CK ROKR U 4 In n D :1 1 ygn uxlm A -Xndelsun NI Be'xn f 'A Cel Lux L Sew mix F Class of '52 HOIVIEROOM 210 BOTTOM ROW IN Havel D G1 mt B Hudson M F Faucet! R Rxwgo P Johansmn K C1h1l1 A 'NI Kwlm A Gorham MIDDLE ROW G Kalm P Butle-1 M Johnson J Johnson G B1CkLIl J BICIJEI B Johnaon C JohnQ0n 'VI Harper BACK ROW R Junco L Horn K Gunn R Gucxxa V Hamblen R I'IlIl K Hockmg J Hunt J Hanson R Benoxt LIB J Nast J OCIa11e MIDDLE ROW A 'Nleyem W Llebllln J Rcdltmm B NIIIIGI u xI'l1Il1l J H111 A Pemson E Faucott BACK ROW E Olbon F Rondeau J Remha dt F WIIIIEI W Nlncek R Pnloxx D Oakwood R Nuklaux K Mwibach K Pan7ram Page Sex entx Sxx 1 I - - + 1 - -I 1 - I 1 - 11 . 1 1 - ., . u 1 BOTTOM ROWf1XI. Munson, B, Piontck, BI. Nicmojuski, J. Malmstadt, W. Nelson. C. Payne, J, Martenson, Class of '52 HOMEROOVI 110 BOTTOM ROW J MeVane B Ll'-.km V Kxrt 'NI Kvuee W MLVane N Larson L 'VI1rbLs K Bell IN Klem n 'VIIDDLE ROVK VN Lleburn W Lund F 'VIIIIHOVSSK P Lnd txom C' KUSDISIZ R Katz B Krueger N Lutke G Krone us' W Kuehl BACK ROW B Lnczeekl T L.1nuul-41 N1 L,aPomtc 'XT Lutzkc G Kumz I Knudeon J LaFond B Mc'VIahon D McPherson D Km 1- et- fm W1 gig ESTHER DUNIKE Tragedx struck twrce 1r1 the Sophomolt Claes thls xeqr 1h the form of the deaths of two glrls The flrst was that of Eethel Dumke who wlll be m1s5ed for her ehx eweet waxb and her wxlhmgness to help others The betond was 'Cathv Pax ne Cathv wvll alvwaw, be remembered tor her qulck and readx emlle her gdx outlook on hfe cmd hel taxetree waxe CATHERIINE PAYNIE I su. Sexcntx Suux w A 1 '-V ,. ','i,.t.is',1. . z, . . ', . , - . rf . i . ' '.'.,. f. , . ,. '.. , . . . . ,' I 'T 1 . 1 ,,,, lv 5, .:,,, qv f' . 7- -2221 :' , gi W! f 2-f::'. ff-V V f , .V -ff f- EZ- w 1 Vi , , N f BJ!! if Q4 X, ,, ' ' ,f ,. 1 my V ' 1- ff Qi t ,M I , 'er H ,1 M , 3' A we . y 5 Z n v ' ' 1 A . . ' , ,. ' K . t. , A . . ' . Y . v . x ' ' . v V . ..- . - , . M - 1 - 5 v 5' ' I rf 1 . ' ' - , . , . ' , f y ' . - , . ' ,. Y . n ' , 1 ' ' liiluniu' -,-'m-L The teachers awa from their desks! When old friends meet- Senator Wiley and Mrs. Schwartz e ,aff f Q ws., s , Mr. Gauerke watches his boys mc Suu-nlx -Eight Coach Stlehm demonstrates. Mr. Harmon assists. Miss Koehne gives us the word ff, X I ,l', rf, T Sports in shorts Attend eighty percent of the meetings. earn 100 points. and you are entitled to join GAA! To acquire greater skill in every sport, create better sportsmanship. and stimulate an interest in sports among girls. are the primary purposes ef the Girls' Athletic Association. Miss Mary Koehne advised the girls in their major sports. which aret Touch football. Volleyball. basketball. bowling. and softball. Every third Thursday found the athletic-minded maids participating in one of these sports. Their Year was high-lighted by initiation in January. a hay ride during the winter and a banquet in May, Climaxing the seasfn each Qirl who had earned 801 points was presented with an VI award Miss Mary Koehnff attended LaCrosse State Teachers College. where she received her B. S. de- gree. She teaches physia cal education for girls 'znd is advisor for GAA. Girls Bowling Lcaguc intiamuials and glade chool phvsical education GAA TTONI ROW G Vt: I I E F' ci x mme n m 'N Xl Hanson SECOND ROV! R olinson vc tiene IPL ll Dillett TH RD ROVS 'md J to ' 1 um 1 s c VN lucrilix l ' 7 x ' v . - v- .4 1 W N M . w , A . . ' , , , , , ,' , ni W I Y .' v . BO . ' . ' 'if' rt. N. , aucctt. P. M 'l , B. Fc- ' , B, E ztro . M. A . Tzxrceli, ' .' F ' . J .' . P. Ilan cm, C. ll.l.ll'l.R, D. L1 'ke C, S'l ' . C. L: 'r crc', p I ' J. EI. . Lulfoi ', 3. Fitizek. H. K I. J. Naqt. G, Cobl: M. 'all-1 I if Future Homemakers FHA TTONT ROW A Glen Q1 I A M k K I J L i wr N 1 Q CONYD ROW I Fettuh P Johansson K Calm' A K 1 R J 1 P ian on P L1 1 'THIRD ROW D S111 n Lck I Knudsrm A Knurixm A Trxlcll D Butlu D V111 We 11 be marrled f1rst Just Walt and see' Under the leadereh D 01 M155 Olffd Ieoncudeon and Mrs StC11d L1uLe fne began the xear bx eendlnq a box to Europe to pvomote mtexnatlon 11 Qc ad xx111 Programs were gn en on 1nternat1ona1 Good V1111 Home EQ JTIOIDIL Cd een. Promot mg Recreatlonal Actlxltles Improxlng Home and Famllx Llfe and Trcunlmg 1o1 Leadershlp Gfflcere Chosen bx the Future HOHIGDTRFCIN of Amexlgd xexe V111eneuxe Treasurer Ruth Johneon Program Chanman Pats Clermont and So c1a1 Chauman Dorothx W111an no of Thg ddX1IIlS01 f. Future Homemakus of Amer ma IS 'Vllss Ol 1 Le-onardxon xxhosn eclaltx home cconom ce S e reczlxfd B A degree from Central State Teachers Qolwve ard ended he L lux V11 consln YU' 1111111115 N 1 Q '1 B 1 attnndcd Stout nk I Q mc 111101 N 411 XYIITW 'UQ X Q EO .' - . ' 1' ', 3. , ance . TI rf 'L-V, .C1c1'mon1, 2 I nur: n, J JU11!1.Ul'1.N.X111C'Ilt 1XI -E , Y , 1 -' ', , , . . I ' !. HIT1. . rn mann, . 1 ' A , , ' 1-rnxani '-V-. 'i ,, I . , , 4. . . X. . 'lun I I . I - u l I I l ' ' ' ' ,,' . ' ' 5 ' ' J ' . 1' x1Q11'1'z ' ' f ,. . , V ' 11 President. Audrey Knudsong Vice-President. Audrey Grenierg Secretary. Nancy ' , . . . . . ' 1 . . f , W - - 0 ' -f wg 1. 1- ' Tm- 19.11A N H1111-1 2111 ' ' - . M vx--or le ho ' -' lc, 1 ' ' .' . fl g , N, Niruciur, Mr: S' A11 ru: ' S' CL' ' ' is , :fa S11- 1 1 - I 1 1! ll rg. 11 ' '- '- her 2 2.1 Il A Su . . . 'f , I'nx'uL-:flu all t 1 A 'n Qty! or ' --- , 1' 1'.1p:n- I-'1 'Inj-' Mxss Patlxcla Lundf lb the Ven sweet senorx t who was Spanlsh Club adv1sor She taught Spamsh and Enghsh and under her caoable dxrec t1on the Junlor Class Play was a blg success Her B A degree IS fron RIDOH College BOTTOM ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW C, Preiountam FOURTH ROW pamsh Club The Spanlsh mmded students of our Marmette H1gh School organlzed themselves mto a Span sh Club Under the gwdance of MISS Patr1c1a Lunde the members held xery mformal meetings onlv at txmes when there were speclal ac t'V1tl6S to d1SCUSS and plan The most 1mpo1tant and lnterestlnq ot these was the receumq of names, for pen pal letters from students of Latm Amerlcan schools learnmg hab ts customs etc from thell ne1ghbors SPANISH CLUB N Ax endt B Nvgren P Evanchecx E Baker M Zlmmex P ML eller M Faucett M Duer R Hammerberg E Buege B Kamps G VJ ebel C Garland W N lson J Trottxer D Martmdale M J' Johnson G Goddald D Bulns E Obelmlllex R Faucett R Langlols J Luke 11:1 bghtx Fxxo 8 Y .V .' Q sz ' ' -1 ' - 1, ' ' . . 1 C7 ' , - '- Spanish Club members profited a great deal from these letters. U Y .ui 'UO April has ai least one sunny day Page Elghty-Four downpours drama dreary days JF li ef f, I Sl J xr: Y, nl Mnlers voulters shot putters tennrs ployers ond golters sow Aprul os the rnonth to put unto octron the excess energy stored up through the Winter Lost minute preporotrons for the rnusrc testrvol could be heord rn the school holls ond rooms All those who heord the Sprung Concert were umpressed by rt The students ot Mornnette Hugh School ore to be congrotuloted on the stondungs they recewed ot the rnusrc festrvol held an Morrnette E F ll ' , vs J l lo A ll 6 f x ' A 7 , w A ' X N if Y? lx I rj' . - 4' . 'f ' J' 5 f he N l C5?'Ili2Q,W,. l l ll bl Juniors 910-Q N . x 18: A 2 e WSF E3 ,tae , ,z LL A sg' Ruth Behnke A1 Blanchette Ray Leonard Mary Wolfe Tom Peters Smart and important looking, the Junior Class has finally worked up to second place. They are the Seniors of tomorrow. With their capable advisor, Mr. Walter Forsberg the Junior Class elected President Albert Blanchette, VICE President, Mary Wolfe, Secretary Ray Leonard Treasuer, Ruth Behnke, and Comrnitteeman, Tom Peters Perhaps you can remember the two plays the Juniors put on, one of whlch was 1HANKSGIVING MYSTERY under the direction of Mr Lloyd Dobyns, and the class play, SEVENTEENTH SUMMER, which was unforgettable This was under the direc tion of Miss Patricia Lunde The Juniors had a year of activity, and had fun in decorating for the prom, which was a farewell tribute to the Seniors HOYILROOM 26 POTTOM ROW C Schramm M Wolfe B Sever on L Raxgo B Smith B Stewart T St Yves C Webb MIDDLE POW E Strutz J Walters C Scheme L Worm J Weber C Vanes C Schnell 'VI Strahl R Shcrvtood D Schmidt C Swanson BACK ROW W Swenson G Sandberg R Vhed rlold N Wrgncr H Schleihs F Sorenson J Sod :herd R Van Haven C bChOlt7 C Tebo R Schevue Pa e Elghlx Svc , I , 1 - 1' 1 , I r., . . I M. Thull, J. Trottier . . . L I Q ' , . ' V D-Q l I . h I A gy- G . Y- .4 Class of '51 HOMEROOM 36 BOTTOM ROW - Rupert. P. Mueller. J. Munch, O. Riley, A. O'Leax'y. B. Romano, C. Nylund MIDDLE ROW C. Penl, L, Nelson, M. Munro, R.. Morois, R. Pernrsen, L.. Ronde-zxu, V, Paul BACK ROW C. Noll. D. Peterson, D. Norton, R. Pavnc, A. Olson. T. PL-tors. R. Puxclclzn. 'lf Pzllnmtm-1' HOMEROOM 212 BOTTOM ROW- R. Jarwch. L. Goldsmith, M, J Jensky, L. Harpt, C. Hansen. Johnsun. ll. IIIIITIPIVW E, Halley' MIDDLE ROW-V G, Hansen. B. Wcntink. J. Garlanf1.G. Johnson. J. Holmberg, P. Graunko. B. Gllckman BACK ROW A. Guve, M. Graham, L, Jensen, S. Kriedeman. W. Frmk, J. Johnson, B. Keller, R, Hulrnw Class of '51 HOMEROOM 112 BOTTOM ROW- N. Be-njumzn. E. Bukcr. R, Bwhnkc, B. Kamps. J. Dishaw. B. Bastian. M, Belaire, J. Cook MIDDLE ROW'-V J. Brezinbki. R. Fc-ldslczin. K, Christgnsen. M. Duer. J. Eland, M. Fxfarek. C, Denman, A. Blgmchctle RACK ROW Il. Bclumgcr. K, B11-zsku. T. Brooks. M. Ebner. D. Burns. W. Bair. R. Cook. J. DE-rusha HOIVIEROOM 3-1 BOTTOM ROVV K. Dzuric-k. G. Skurzcwskl. S. S'ichm'1, B. Nxgrcn, P. Evnnchcck, H. llcmminger, M. Hainea. D. VICHI MIDDLE ROW C. lhmncl. R I.conzn'cl, J. John. R Hass. K. Marbcs. R. Kloidu. R. Althuus. M, Dahl BACK ROVK' D Anglchznrt. D. Dumkc-. B. c,'ZlI'Yi0Ll. J. Kuchenburg, E. Chrisiophursen. R. Kamin, J. Boileau. I Holmes Class of '51 HONIEROONI 10 BOTTOM ROW C Hartz 'XI 'Xiaxcek M 'Xialroxx lcl F XIIHCI 5 Nldlonsx 'NI Kollath NI K lueger MIDDLE ROW R 'VXEIIIHCHLI 'NI Nlmtenwn Q L 1Pf TIlLI 9 Lundborv D Locke D Fulton BACK ROW E NI n k J K I a S 0 unuh L L.1ue1sdfwrt I Alsxxaeex G 'Xllllex J Lndc 1 J Kum7 9 Q Bakers pool hall 6 A ffffm Inn!-'vu Nm .. - .,.. ,, . , . , 1'2,-. 3. . , , ' ,. J . . 4 '. ' '. ., 5' '. ..' '. . i Nn. . .. .. Luis O ,Jw vw v, nflr ,,Yf I V. 73 na, I 4, Y M1 Q 1 ' 1 y Eff- ,:,!h-.' Latin Club Donlt you wish you had taken Latin? Just think! If you had. you would have been eligible to join Latin Club. The purpose of this language club was to make a study of the Greek and Roman people. Under the direction of Miss Helen Ann Shebel, they elected the following officer:-4 for the year: Robert Feldstein, Presi- dentg Ellsworth Strutz, Vice- Presidentg John Lindem, Sec- retary-Treasurerg and Russell Marineau, Ambassador to the Spanish Club a new office added this year Miss Helen Ann Shebel's first year at Marinette High School was a very busy one. In addition to being the ad visor for Pep Club the schools largest club she advised thi Latin Club and taught Latin and English She received both her B A and M A degrees from Marquette University Everyone had a good time decorating the float for the M and M parade. They also sponsored a dance after a basketball game. and the high- light of the year was the Christmas party which was held in room 309. As the final climax of the year a traditional Roman banquet was held LATIN CLUB BOTTOM ROW S Johnson A OLearx I Cook L Jen en J Johnson M Kruse IN Villeneuxe MIDDLF ROW R Fcldstein C LaPeri1ere B Scxerson J Holmber L Nelson C Hanzel M Faucet J W-:itman K Chilstcnscn B Glickman BACK ROW R Look Q Lang J Lindem I H nson T Peters J Zeitler C Dettman R lvlixinewi Page Ninelx ' . I .Q I . ,N . , . , , - , 7. ' , . ' 4 ',-, , . S , , ' . , 'f. '. ' ' , .' -' ,V f 4 ' ., ' ' f- - . ' 1 - .sr 1 ' vu, n.A 1 - 'sv . , 4 1 '-I 4' BOTTOM ROVV- G. Wiight. M, Mail nowski, A. Berg, R Fischer. P. Clermont, L. Goldsmith. C, Walk. K. Britro. N. Villeneuve. G. Risberg. C. Delaski, BI. A. Marcek. R. Keller, S. Walters, A. Terrell, D. Sanborn SECOND ROW -as D. Willan, Bl. Bedora, B. Krause, A. Fugelsang. N. Tryon, J. Hurtig, G. Garot, G. Simon. C, Lundberg. J. Kontny. D. Tollifson, J. Nylund, E. Buege. B. Kamps, H. Peanosky, C. Schnell, D. Butler. H Kixncsli THIRD ROW-C Schultz. H, King, D, Le-Roy, D. Johnston, R. Boneliam, R. Stello, J. Luke. J. England, W. Bair. ll, Wolfe, D. Norton, R. Allhzius. J, Nlinzlaff. J Oakeson. C, Dettman R. Baumezirten. W. Lieburn Hall Monitors lf you are a dependable stu- dent. you could be a hall monitor. Another of the important qualifi- cations is that you must really want the iob and be willing to Work at being a good monitor. Miss Carmen Savage attended Lawrence Col- lege andWhitewater State Teachers College. BS. She is instructor in shorthand, typing, and psychology. She also is advisor for Hall Monit- ors and heads the Com- mercial Department. The purpose of hall monitors is to keep order in the halls and to welcome and direct Visitors. This organization has strictly' a service function. not a social one. The advisors of this club arc Mr. Ralph Schinski. Junior High School and Miss Carmen Savage. Senor High School. Page Nizii-13 -Un: Looking up shyly at the examan is Shirley Maloney, should be typing! In the ground we see other ' hard at work getting budget before the deadline! L. 'S A very versatile teacher is Mrs. Clara Minne. who teaches mathematics, h o m e economics. and geog- raphy. Her attend- ance at Moorhead Teachers College, and summer schools at University of Minne- sota, University of Colorado, University of Wisconsin. and North Dakota Agricul- tural College, s well fitted her for is ' versified teac ' . Page lN1nety-Tx-.o Miss Marilyn Reul was the Senior class advisor. Seniors owe her a vote of thanks for working so hard for t h e i r successful class party. She teaches biology and re- ceived her B. A. de- gree from Carroll Col- lege. Mr. Walter Fors- berg, teacher of phys- ics. biology. and gener- al science. has an al- most full time job on his hands in arranging for audio-visual aids for all the teachers. Both his B.A. and M.A. degrees are from the University of Wiscon- sin. He did post- graduate work at the University of St. Louis. X 5, - AQ www -my QQ XXX 4: pf xX E f ff! '12 1 ff-Z... K III Z All I V Ill I1' I ll l I! i --,: , if L A--X S - ii, Z 'Vhs Marv Kobel Qteln taught hlstoxy and Engllsh and was the ad v1sor for the Juruor L1 brary Cour1c11 Her B S degree IS from Rlver Fall State Teachers College MISS L1ll1an K1 ohh E n gl IS h Department Head, had charge of the Reading Room and thc Teen-Age Book Club. She received her B.A. degree from the Univer- sity of Chicago. Page Nmetx Three BOTTOM ROW --R. Kallquist. J. Cecil, M. Krause, M. Genszfer, J, Nelson, L. Wcbcr. S. Christensen, C. Feldstein, R. Barrett, G. Martz MIDDLE ROW I. Litts, W. Johnson. J. Fast. F. Dcljhambeau, N. Smith. N. Arendt, J. Kzitz, Nl. Plautz, J. Schroeder, B. Kronquist BACK ROW-J. Walk. E. Sappington. M. J, Schiner, R. Peterson, A, Topel, N. Afigaarrl. K. Exworthy, S. Kronquist, M. Strahl, S. Strom Footli ht Players 23 Footlights certainly was comprised of busy members. Among the accomplishments of this Junior High organ- ization were two plays. The first, THE FARMERS DAUGHTER, was given as an assembly for both Junior and Senior High students. Directed by students, it had everyone holding his sides from laughter as the humerous plot unfolded. The cast did a fine job and it was really appreciated by the audience. Another play, FALSE PRE- TENSES, was also perfected by the young Hfirst nightersu. Officers at the head of this troupe of actors were: President, Nancy Smithg Vice-President, Alyce Topel: Secretary-Treasurer. Ronald Kallquistg and Councilman, Eddie Lang. Page Ninety -Four Guiding the Footlight Players in producing sev- eral entertaining plays and teaching English 8 and 10 occupied Miss Alice Sur1strorn's time this year. After receiv- ing her B. A. degree from Carroll College: she did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and at the University of Chicago. 15? r 'WW 9 y,wf'2 ,f if all-f-4 r ' '-14' 1' ill' -,,,,,...1---Q 'i 7' .3 . fu Dale gets ready for the prom, Page Nmcly-Six K2 trac tennis thru s U1 Yew wwf G mtl lm afg- J meh X, X Q -ff f l S : , Au,UL V 7 + May the buslest month of the entire year for most students con tanned many Important and memorable events ARSENIC AND OLD LACE the Sensor Class Play drrected by Mrs Carmen Vrncent was one of the most outstanding of these Both hard work and gav trmes were reflected an the brrllrant performances of both casts Dressed rn Sunday best to attend the annual prom wrth best gurl on boy friend made another evening to be long remembered with joy Class Day was observed by the Sensors who sorrowfully realized t was the termrnatron of therr carefree school days The long awarted Whrpurnettes were drstrrbuted on time and qurck remembrances were rotted down which would later be read over and over agarn A swell way to end a wonderful month' Igh 5 R?C'3 7 T AQ 4' p ' 1 q fr so f- r w- as , I 1 f. s U ' ' A 4 L, 71 X X - ..f I . ' .. , -N I ' 5 -h ,Va Q 31, '- I .V -.4-ixff 4 '2 K Q -sg53f:iq,,,,n I j . Ax J 1 ff If . l 1, At ,. . K lr! gigeagtsw M 1 9 I- Q 7 Y- nl: 1 Y ff, C' aff , 'Dyk-gf 3 I 1 ' l I ' I - ll II - - , . . i I . Business Staff Editorial Staff Kathryn Bruso Pearl Hanson Ruth Keller Marlene Bedora Howard Schleihs Ruth Johnson Marlene Fifarek Lavergne Jensen Pat Clermont Jeanne Munch Lois Harpt James Creamer Bill Schuette Bud Wolfe Rita Fischer I Ruth Behnke Margaret Duer Janet Cook Joan Holmberg Mary Jane Jensky Don Strutz Astrid Fugelsang Ed Obermiller Elizabeth Baker Dale Johnston Barbara Wentink Robert Aagaard Claudette Garland WHIPURNETTE Advertising Staff Shirley Maloney Caroline Webb Marilyn Dahl Mona Belaire Helen Hemminger Janet Weber Edna Haller Helen Hammes Joanne Dishaw Barbara Kamps Catherine Penl Fay Miller Marilyn Graham BOTTOM ROW-R. Keller, P. Evancheck, C, Martz. R. Belinke, E. Baker, C. Webb, J. Weber, A. Eisenmann F Fis- A FUf79lS3l'lg, N. Tryon, M. Peterson, P. Clermont, R, Fischer, K. Bruso, M. A. Marcek, L. Harpt, J. Munch MIDDLE ROW - M, J. Jensky, E. Haller, H. Hemminger, M. Bedora, M. Duer, J. Holmberg, A. O'IJeary. M. Mortenson C Garland B Krause, D. Sanborn, B, Kamps, M. Hanson, R. Johnson, P. Hanson, L. Jensen, M. Dahl, J. Dishaw, P. Graunke, H Hammes BACK ROW-R. Eastman, K. Guise, H. Schleihs, M, Fifarek, B. Wentink, C. Hanzel, R. Aagaard, D. Strutz, E. Oberrmller D Johnston, P. Auerswald, T. Peters, S. Maloney, M, Graham, F, Miller, C. Penl, N. Bengamin, J. Cook, M Belaire K Christensen, J. Eck, J, Creamer Teachmg Ioookkeep mg shorthand and typ mg gave MISS Irma Berner the know how necessary to advlse th Uh1pu1nette B u SID e s s S t a ff She attended Wh1tewate1 State Teach Us College and FCCCIVQG B E deg To Mr Robe-1t Brock nan fell the tremendous Job of bemg adv1sor to the Whlpurnette Ed1tor 1al Staff He taught MISS M111am Froth mgham recelved hex BE degree from Whlte watu State Teacher Co ege and was n charge of the Advertlslng, Staff of the Wh1purnette She taught tx pmg gener al nuslness and short hand world h1storV and Amer1 can h1storv and was a COlOl squad coach H15 PS degree IS f1om the Un1vers1ty of WISCONSIN Do vou want to work? Do you l1ke to vtr1te Are xour Ideas or1g1nal'7 Well then the Dlace for you 's the Wh1purnette Staff' Your Dlace of meetlng w1ll be wherexer you choose to wr1te vour copv and occa s1onallx vou wvll be allowed to work ID tha, l1ttle room at the end of the hall on thlrd floor Senlor h1gh Off1C9TS of the organ zat1on were Ed1tor MHFIOFX Peterson ASSlSt3Ht Ed1tor Kax Chr1stensen Co Copy Edltors Elame FISS Nancx Tryon Bus1ness Manager Beverly Krause Adx 9I't151I'1g Managers M3fllNH Dah1 and S1 rlex Malonex Much credvt 1s due these people on the fzne work thex d1d IH puttlng out the annual for the students' Pa c Nhne 1 Nm O 19' 1 K X, L W XB jpg Junior Library Council BOTTOM ROW B Mans J Hawnes N Sm1th C L abs G Swanson A Kellel B Soderbolg M Behxen QTANDING 'NI Arendt M Lange M Nlcklaus E Sapplngton A Westphal M J Schlnex IN Amdwald J Grxbx J Walk S Mxllcx B Oakwood E Parl r C Parkmson To make the readtng room more attactne and to stlmulate readmff th ough chsplays were the alms of the Junlor Llbrarv COUHC11 The read mg room was open to evervone each school dav unt11 4 00 P M Under the guldance of Mrs Marv Kobersteln meetlnga were held on 1hc aecond Tuesdax of each month and the off1cers elected to aerxe We Premdent Nancv Aagaarfi VtcePre51dent Beverlv Soderborgg ann SLCIGIHFV Treasurer Nancv A1endt Page Oni Hun incl On JA Vw f V fx I J N V t ' f' Y N., 'V 'V fy Y , ' GJ -.-.Awww ..,, W ,... .... ......,....-...,,...a..M.....-. ...., K , , H. Meyers, N. Golueke, E. Sievert, M. Larson , -A. , . , , ' '. .. A ,.. , . . ' ', Y. ',,f:', It . , i. . V . I - , ' u ' J 2 ' ' A , . My , . ' . . - - YC: xmee of '10 Jerry Zeitler shows us his mighty. righ! as he executes a sharp tennis stroke. Showing her strutting ability is our head majorette, Jo-Ann Laabs as she proceeds to lead our band in one of the many parades they participated in during the year. . 1- are ubifdxe ,me Qui Looking it :limo took it - e I pefx tint! hQi0gta9h. ogse tot this P P X I We w Page One Hundred Two Tr a hole-in-one with a Lov and Coaching tennis and color squads takes up the spam tune of ou1 7 and c geoglaphy e a c h L 1 M Alden KIUITIYILUCI XNh0lCC'L1V9d eglce at Whltr- Wdttl S t a t c Teachcxs College 12 glad 1118 BE d Tenms Under the leadershlp of Coach Alder Kxumheuer the M3F1HEtt9 tennls tean once more took ltS place on the Sprlng, spcnts calender Matches were Sched uled wlth a numbex of schools lncludlnt Txxo Rnexs Peshtlgo Menomlnee and Cleen Bax West Returnmg lettermen for the X631 NVQIQ John Mmzlaff and Paul Auerswald Sexeral newscomers fllled th d e oubles pots to complete the team ougre bound to end u e-Love score p on the reen I .rl 1-Q. I Gof Under the leadelshlp of Mr Lloxd H 'umon golf 15 fast b6COYI'1lI1Lf one ol tht h sc ools fax orlte sports Two of Mr Harmon s most prornlslnx l p ax ers are Chuck Sex erson and Dau Leonard who showed great talent du11n the season I ILL Ont Hundred T1 Q F' . i L ,., , . . L- - r. ' x l' 7 ' 1. '- -xx- ' - , ,. , ,. ' .rm ,. Q fl f 1. . , o 1 . Q A V . I Y 1 1 .,.. ,- ' . . . ' ' 7- -- ' ' v A v , ' .' y 'v ., . ' ' K- y '- ' 1 ' ' y 1 . v fu . 1, Y 4 . l. V ' . 1 . - ' - . 1 1 4' Y ' D V Y - 'A v n v ' . 1 ,' ,f ' ' A .5 Ca - . , yy. . 1. 1:-M. ,.-r' af' MQW! .a .-vm ,4,,guib ': ,,,v .,,-40' 46M ,.-r',,,...,-v- MW 114522 M W ff' ,af ,Qld WW, if fm Marg I Mr R E Gauerke dld advanced study t Mllwaukee Teachers Col lege and Stout Instltute after I'6C81V1l'1g h1s B Ed degree at Oshkosh State Teachers College teaches woodshop coaches track and IS Home Room Counsellor ai gu1 'w' Q , an 741 - I 4 ' ' ,Q ,,,, W Mm ww' 'wgoi'-n-Q ' K. .5 Av Page Onc Hundred Foul TRACK Wlth only Don Mlller back from last year s state champ1on relay team the Marmette track team had to worl hard to equal the mark reached by them Last year s crack relay team con s stmg of Fred Schuette Vern Schah czensk1 Jack Plautz and Red Mlller set a state record for Class P relay teams and th1s year s team was out to break that record Returnmg lettermen are Don M1ller, dashes and broad jump Dlck Faucett 440 yard run Ken Panzram mlle, and Wes Balr half mlle Our 8 grade mathe- matics and 7 grade Eng- lish courses are taught by Mrs. Margaret Schwartz, a capable advisor of Jun- ior High Forensics Club. She attended Lawrence College for two years and received her B. S. de gree at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Russell Madary received his B. E. degree at Oshkosh State Teach- ers College. and further education at Stout In- stitute and Milwaukee State Teachers College. Rifle Club is his extra- curricular activity, and he teaches mechanics and machine shop. wwvwwn-q '7 Mr Henry Hansen the Visual Aids Supei visor of Marinette High Schcol teaches drafting and mechanics and ceivcd h B S de-' cc at Stout Institute i 'Vlath 8 elcmeritaix algcbia highci algebia ind tiigonometry aic taught bx our noon houi Nolandei who icccivcrl ris B A dcgicc at Auf ustana Collcgc ard dic po' giadaatc work thc University of Michi gan and Unixcisity f Minncsota I 1 L On Hum tc t rv W, 11: ' Q4 ,ai o U , 'N T 'f I iii . i f' ,X . ,ff ' . , ., ' ,. . , W. 2 -' Y 1 - . gvm supervisor, Mr. J. A. A .l . -,., , A-5' I . l 'xx A Q- .. . , , A 3 .s. ' ' ' ' . at ' 'Hg' o H N ' A A ' . re- A is I. . gr-A 'uw e ir- Mrs. Gertrude New- ton attended Columbia College of Music and Art, and Detroit Con- servatory of Music and Art. She teaches junior high art. l C Boys' Quartet 41 M fm! .. ' Q wa.. Y ,u, rg. ,i,, t mini if ' fit: Hi Z? if Left to right-J, Derusha, T. Peters P Auersvtald C Drbbms Many social gatherings were fortunate this year to have as part of their entertainment this harmonious Barber Shop Quar- tet. Under the capable direction of Miss Mary Jeanne Welker. they practiced once a week. The quartet took part in our school assemblies and the Spring Con- cert. Their goal in the Music Festival was a star rating. All who have heard them were im- pressed with their ability to put across a song. Page One Hundred Six yvwvigqsf ,A I HHIOI' IJVOIII lt only happens when I dance with you probably went through the rninds of many a maid and lad the night of the Junior Prom! Some we see are dancing. others 'isitting this one out and enjoying the View. Page Om- Hundred Sex 'ff ,X ' X V ' V wx ' :Af I 1 ,M Commencement--the end, yet. the beginning. W: Wxwww P120 HddF1ght graduation guys We X f t? ll XV? an f Z K I ! -fa-I-li SLHWL WT Underclossmen notlced the Seniors wolkrng oround the holl wrth rother solemn looks on therr toces thus month Wonder why? lt wos June ond morked the end of our l95Ogroduotes hugh srhool coreers For mony It wos the end of the most pleosont yeors of their entrre lrves yeors thot they wlll never forget For others It might not hove been so pleosont but stall something to be remembered o long tame Stull others thought of It os the begrnnrng for college beckoned rn the Foll ond they were reody to go to It ogorn June 4 morked Bocceloureote servrces ond June 5 wos the trnole GRADUATION' ' - - g i r l s . M 'U k rx P l 0 ' n 2 nf ' 3 , 1 r ,1 X w g r 5 O -S Qtlme 'iffiakjlo H IIT enior Class of 19 O ROGER BONEHAM V1ce Presldent Jcgixmqagigfagw JOHN LARSOIX Presldent As the Senlor Class of 1900 graduate from Marlnette Hlgh School It Wlshes to express 1tS gratltude to the faculty of th1s g1eat MHS where lt has been under the able gu1dance of the teachers for the past SIX vears Under the eff1c1ent supervls on of M ss Marllyn Reul It elected 1ts offlcers Pres1dent John Larson VICE Presldent WANDA NELSON Roger Boneham Secretary Wanda Nelson ALAN GRAC1. Secretarv Treasurer Alan Grace and Comm tteeman Treasurer John Oakeson Much enjoyment was had 1n the DI'aCt1C1I1g and performlng of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE e Senlor Cla s Play whvch was under the dlr ct1on of Mrs Carmen V1ncent The Sen ors Wvll alwavs remember the prom wh ch was g1ven n thevr honor by the Junlor class as one of the ma1n h1ghl1ghts of th1S eventful year Another colorful affalr n the rnmds of thc depart ng Senlors TS the Sen1or class Chrlstmas Partx Wh1ch was certamly enjoyed to the fullest extent by all who attended t and danced alound the ffllttermg tree Jlm Strem was then' athlete of the year He rece1ved spec al recogmtlon and h s name was llsted on the All State Honor Roll Wanda Nels n was chosen DAR g1rl by the facultv from a lvst of candvdates chosen by the Senlor Class Durlng the course of the vear the names ol the Upper Ten Percent of the class were made lrnown and were as follows J Arendt P Auerswald K Bruso A Elsenmann R F1scher E FISS A Knudson B Krause S Lev1ne W Nelson E Obernrnller N OGrady M Peterson N Rothman and C' S1mon The Sen ors had one grand tlme 1n thelr last year at the MHS and take Wlth them pleasant memorxes for later years Plgf. Onc HL d d T n W . . I , 3 9 , , , , . 1 s ' r a -- 1 ' 1 g .M . ' 7 ' 5 7 ' 7 , A 1 v th s , - .' e . . i Q , ' i Q i Q ' , . . , A . . i . X 5 . . -1 . X 7 . . . V 5 V y - 'V - . , - . 1 1 0. ' - C ' 2 1 - l K n.. . , . . . . . . . , . , . , . . - , . . , . L. . . . , . , . . , . , . . J. . 1 . . . 1 3 In VC C ,W ROBERT AAGAARD C'ass Plav 113 Twelfth Night 123 Prom Committee 113 Cub Reporters 01 Footlights 03 Whinurnette Editorial 11. 12: Stamp Club 10. 11, 12: Orchestra 9. 10, 11. 12: National Honor Society 123 Cartesian 10 JACK ANDERFON Intramurals El. 10, 11. 12: Prom Committee 115 Inter Nos 11, Latin Club 10: Rifle Club 101 Pen Ciub tt, 10. 11. 12: Student Council 10, Cartesian 113 Class Secretary 10 JOHN ARENDT Class Play 11, 123 Football Sl, 10, 11. 12. Cantain 12: Basketball 9. 10. 11, 123 M Club 11. 12, Viee-President 123 National Honor Society 12: Class Committeeman 11 PAUL AUERSWALD Class Pin 11. 12: Webster Dcbate 11. Treasurer 11, Footlights 0, Wltipurnette Editorial 111 Badger Boys State 113 Choir 10. 11, 12. President 123 Football 9, 101 Tennis 10, 11. 123 M Club 10, 11. 123 Swine Band 123 Forensics 11: Mariner 12, Editor 123 National Honor Socictv 12. President 123 Boys' Quartet 12 ALBERTA BATYCKI N Entered from Brentwood High, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 12 MARLENE BEDORA-W Prom Committee 11' Hall Monitor 123 Whipurnette Business 11, 123 Noonites ll, 10, 11, 12 G-ERALDINE BELL Entered from Haneoek High School. Hancock, Miehivang Pep Club 12 RICHARD BENSON Football El, 11. 121 M Club 12 AUDREY BERG--Hall Monitors 123 Librarv Council 10. ll. 12, Glee Club 0. 103 Choir 11, 12 ALLAN BLOHM --Intramurals El, 101 Football 9, 10. ll. 123 Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12L Track 0. 11 12: Pep Club 121 M Club 11, 12 LOIS BLOM- Glee Club 10. 11, 12L Choir 12 WILLIAM BOERNER-Twelfth Night 12, Latin Club, 10. 123 Football 101 Pen Club 10, 121 Entered from US Armj' 12 ROGER BONEHAM' Hall Monitor 122 Ritle Club 10. 11. 12. Rangemaster 121 Choir 0, 101 Football 9: Com mitteeman Natfonal Honor Soeietv 12: Cartesian 11. Viee-President 12 KATHRYN BRUSO Prom Committee 113 Hall Monit- ors 122 Whipurnette Business 113 Whipurm-tte Adver- tising 12g National Honor Soc-ietv 12. Secretary 123 Cartesian 10, 113 Noonites 0. 10, 11, 12 ELAINE BUEGE- Class Plav 111 Prom Committee 11: Soanisli Club 11. 12. President 123 Hall I'-lonitor 121 Footlights 03 Whipurnette Advertising 111 Rifle Club 9. 10. 11, 12: Pip Club 11. 123 Art Club 10 DOLORES BUTLER- Prem Committee 11, FHA 10, 11, 12: Hall Monitors 123 Junior High Choir 03 Glef- Club 10. 11, 12 ROBERT CEDERGREN Vtlebstei' Debate 12 Page Ont- llundivd ljlust-ii ISABEL FETTERL! - FHA 12: Glue Club 10. 11: Cho r 121 Noonites fl, 10, 11, 12 RITA FISCHER -- Class Plav 111 Prom Committee 11: Cub Reporters 01 Latin Club 101 Hall Monitors 121 l.ibrarx' Council 10. 11, 12. Secretary 121 Wiiipurriette 121 Gloe Club 0, 101 Choir 11, 121 Pep Club 121 National Honor Societx' 121 Class Olfit-er 11 RONALD FISCHER - ELAINE FISS -- Class Plav 111 Twelfth Night 121 1'i- tramurals 9, 101 Prom Committee 111 GAA 0. 10 11. Point Secretarv 101 Whipurnette Editorial 10. 121 VVbin- urnctte Advertising 111 Pep Club 121 Mariner 121 National Honor Society 12 PATRYCIA FLEMING Class Plav 11: Wbipurnettu- Business 11, 121 Glee Club 10, 11 ASTRID FUGELSANG-Twelfth Niffht 121 Prom Com- mittee 11: H211 'M'onitor 111 Whipurnette Business '11 Whipurnette Editorial 121 Glee Club 111 Choir 12: Pep Club 19: Student Council 121 Triple Trio 12: Entered from Tulev High School, Chicago. Ill, 11 CIAUDETTE GARLAND Class Play' 111 Prom Coin' mittee 111 Spanish Club 11, 121 Cub Reporters 'li liliiwvry Counvil 10, 11, 121 Junior Library Council 01 Footlirfhts 01 Whipurnette Editorial 11. 121 Junior Hirli Choir 91 Orvliestra 9, 10, 11, 121 Pep Club 121 Art Club Sl: Triple Trio Accompanist 9, 10, 111 Forensic: S'1 Mariner 12: National Honor Society 121 Nucleus 10 GRETA GAROT --- Prom Committee 111 Cub Reporters 5'1 Hell Monitor 9. 10, 11, 12: Wliipurnette Advertisinz 111 Junior Hiqh Choir 511 Glee Club 113 Choir 1? POBEFKT GOKEY Intramurals 0. 10, 11, 12: Proin Committee 111 Football 101 Pep Club 0, 10, 11, 12 ALAN GRACE-Twelfth Night 121 Class Play 122 Intramurals 9. 10. 11, 121 Prom Committee 11' VVebste' Del'-'ite 12. Vice-President 121 Junior High Choir 10: Badeer Bovs State 11: Pep Club 9. 101 Mariner 11: Nfionites 'J. Vice-Pre3ident 9: Class Treasurer 12: Class Vice-President 10 POSEMARY HAMIVIERBERG Class Play 111 Prom Committee 111 Spanish Club 11, 121 Librarv Council 10, 11, 121 Footlifbts 91 Vllliipurnette Business 111 Junior Hieh Choir 91 Rifle Club 9. 10, 11, 121 Pep Club 11, 121 National Honor Society 12 KENT HANSON-Intramurals 9. 101 Webster Pena!-J 111 Footlights 01 Football 10, 11. 121 M Club 12 MARGARET HANSON Intrzimgirzils 0. 10, 11, 123 GAA 0, 10. ll, 121 Wliiniirncttc Business 11. 121 Glct- Club 111 Noonz s 0, 10 PEARL HANSON Intramurals 54, 10, 11, 121 GAA 11, 12' FHA 12: Whipurnette Buganess 11. 121 Glee Club 11' Noonites 0 10 JEANNINE HEBERT FHA 111 Junior llieli Choir . 10: Cleo Club 12 BFIATHICE HILL 1n1rziinur.1ls 0. 101 GAA ft 1 FHA 121 Junior Hi li Clioir Sl. 10 DANIEL HOMA -- Twelfth Ni:-Eli! 101 Intramurals 0. 10. 111 Spanish Club 91 Hall Monitor 101 Stamp Club 121 Orclicstra 0. 101 Football 0. 10. 11 Paige One llundrufl 'l'1i:rtt-4-n -wwf, ' L N gif 1, Ji' I ffffy DONALD KNCTSON Tr wk 11 12 JOY KONTNY Pep Club 12, lintervd lrum Asltlzxnd High S4-liool ll KEITH KOPISCHKIC Cluss Flux 113 Intrzunurzils 'l. ltl. 11. 123 Footllsbts 413 I-'uutball Nlzinueer ltl. ll, 123 Pep Club Sl, ltl. 11, 123 Nl Club 113 123 Student Council 11 BEVERLY KRAUSE Class Plat' 112 Prom Cmnvnittn-L 113 llzill Monitor 11, 123 Wlupurnelte Business ll, 12, Business Nlzinager 123 Student Council 121 National Honor Society' 12 ROGER KRAUSE l'E'l'l'IR KUCIIENBICRG Illll'illl1Lll'iilS S13 Prtun Con'- rnittee 113 Footbull fl. ltl. 111 Tennis El, ltl, 11. 123 Goll' ltlg Pep Club Si, ltt. 11, 12: Nl Club 11, 12: Student Council 11 IIELEN KUNESH GAA 10, 11, 123 Hull Monitor 12 JO-ANN LAABS Class Plux' ll: Intrzunurztls Sl, 1'1- Prom Committee 113 GAA El, 1113 Cub Reporters ll' Latin Club SP3 Junior Librzirx' Council E13 Band 10. 11 12, Drum Nlatorettez Pew Club Sl, 122 Cartesian 11' Baton Cl:-iss Instrue'or 10, 11 RICHARD LANGLOIS -V Intramurals it, ltl, 113 Prom Committee 113 Spanish Club 11, 123 Hall Monitor 11 123 Foutbull fl, ltl. 11. 123 Basketball St. 10 11. 12 'Track 11. 12: Pep Club EJ, ltr. 11, 123 IXI Club 11. 12' Junior High Seienee El JOHN LAHSON Webster Debate 123 Rille Club 12' Badger Bovs State III Class President 12 ROBERT LARSON - DARRYL LEROY-Class Plav 113 Twelltb Night 123 Intramurals 51, 10, 113 Prom Committee 113 Hall llonltf ora 11. 123 Footligbts 9: Rille Club 93 Stamp Club ft. 103 Cheer Leader Sl, ltt, 11, 123 Tennis 12: Gull 11, 121 Pen Club Fl. 10, 11. 123 3.1 Club 12 SALLY LEVINF2 - Class Plax' 11. 121 Twelltb Nifzbt 11. 12, President 123 Prem Committee ll: Inter Nos 11. Treasurer 113 Cub Renurters 513 Librzrrx' Count-'l ltl, 11, 123 Presirlz-nt 123 Foolliglits E13 Badge GlIl4 Stine 113 Forensics 11, 123 Nzitionul Honor Swett,-t5 12 JAMES LUKE Clglss Plzlx 121 'I'xrvlltlx Niubt 12' Prmn Cornmittm- 11. Sunni-b Club 121 Inter N115 10: llrrll xtfmliol 11, 123 Fontliulxts H3 Stgnnp Club 111 Rllfr- Club 123 Pep Club 121 Art Club E93 Junior llfen Science EI C-XROI, l,L'NDliERG lntrmniuuls it, Prom Connnittc-c 113 Hull Monitor 12, Glu- Club ll KARL Nl,-XGNVSON Prom Counuuttet 11 UrC1t1-st'.a fr ltr 113 12. Student council lt! smilie llunrl 12. Cuv- tt-suui 11, ilzlss Pit-siflt nt ltl RICHARD MANS lmge One llundim-d Fzlteen 1, N 'QW -, vi I V3 57421, I , 'Q 1 .4 , in I ' R1 ,.3., if XL' .,.3..,.,-' - ,F 130' . 3:l' if W 'A+ QQ me J wiv' Q. W i f w 1. , I 1 QW, G4 J 1 V V N- ' ,f n N it '91 Ullman- -QI! It 4 . 5 4 aw f f I ' A! X 2 tt BW 1 V- Hrfl ., .1 aft' A RONALD MANSi , Q 'E MARVIN MARTINDALE-Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 123 M 0 A Choir 12: Basketball 105 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 4' Mariner 12 XSS STANLEY MARTZ' Intramurals 9. 10, 11. 12 lv' A, , Q-.. ' QM 1 -IIIQ, Ivy? Q .::., C sf? L A P 'if PHYLIS MECH Intramurals 10, 11. 125 GAA 11, 12, Vice-President 12 MILTON MEYER --Intramurals 9, 10, ll, 125 JV Foo:- ball 105 JV Basketball 9, 105 Tennis 125 Pep Club 10 12 BERNICE MILESKI - Prom Committee 115 llall Monitor 11 DONALD MILLER-Class Play 11. 12: Intramurals 93 Prom Committee 115 Spanish Club 115 Football 9, 11. 125 Basketball 9, 115 Track 9, 11, 125 Pep Club 121 M Club 11, 125 Junior High Science 95 Forensics 12: Twelfth Night 125 Attended Leyden High School, Chicago, Ill, 10 JOHN MINZLAFF-Class Play 115 Intramurals 9, 10, 12: Choir 125 Football 9, 10, 115 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Tennis 11, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 125 M Club 11, 12 RICHARD NAULT-Football 9 ARLAN NELSON-Intramurals 9, 105 Hall Monitors 125 Rifle Club 9, 105 Band 9, 10, 11. 125 Track 95 Pcp Club 12 WANDA NELSON-Class Play 115 Prom Committee '115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Library Council 10, ll, 123 Junior Library Council 95 Footlights 9: Whipurnette Business 115 Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 12: Na- tional Honor Society 125 Class Secretary 12: DAR Girl 12 JANET NOEL--Class Play 115 Twelfth Night 12: Prom Committee 115 Hall Monitor 125 Wliipurnettc Adver- tising 11, 125 Glee Club 115 Choir 12: Mariner 12 JOAN NYLUND-W Intramurals 95 Hall Monitor 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Choir 11, 12 GEORGE OAKESON-Class Play 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11. 125 Prom Committee 115 Hall Monitor 10, 115 Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 123 Noonites 9. 10, 11, I2 JOHN OAKESON-Class Play 115 Intramurals 9, 10, ll. 12: Prom Committee 115 Hall Monitor 11, 12: Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 Choir 125 Basketball 10, 111 Pep Club 125 Student Council 12. President 121 Noonites 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Committeeman 12 EDWARD OBERMILLER-Class Play 11. 12: Spanish Club 12, Vice-President 125 Whipurnette Editorial 121 Badger Box-s State 113 Orchestra 11. 125 Band 11, 12, Student Director 11, 125 Swing Band 11. 12: National Honor 12, Vice-President 125 Entered from Lake Forest Hirth School, Illinois 11 NAN O'GRADY--- Class Play 115 Prom Committee ll, GAA 9: Inter Nos 115 Latin Club 115 Hall Monitor 115 Rifle Club ll, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Forensics 115 National Honor Society 12: Cartesian 11 Page Onc Hundred Siwtuen DOINAI D Ol NON 'N JACQUFLIINE PAU1 Intilmuxals 10 Prom Corn tem ll CAA HELEN PEANOSAX 111 YIUIII o Get Clul 1 011 FORREQT PERKINQ 11.111 Monitor io othnll Noonl s NIARJORH PETERSOIN Class Plan 12 Tue ht ll 12 Vice President 1 Bettx Lamp U Sub Reporters S13 Library Council 10, 11, 123 Treasurer 123 Footlights Sl. President 93 Whipurnette Editorial 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 123 Orchestra . 103 Glee Club Aeeompanist 123 Student Counci. -3 Mndrigal Accompanist 93 F rensics 9, 11, 1..' Debme 3 National Honor Soele y RALPH PLACE -- Hall Monitor 12 CAROL PREFOUNTAIN- Class Play 111 Prom Com- 'tvo 3 C zmisi Ti '3 ' T ., , , 3 clt-us C' h GLADYS RACE Betty Lamp S13 Junior High Choir .11l'l' IJ , 3 'I 3 3 RICHARD REDSTROINI- - GLORIA RISBERG Class Play 111 Intramurals El, 103 111111 Monitor 11, 123 Prom Committee Ill R1'e Club 111 Cheer Leader 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club Sl. 111. ll, 121 Mariner 123 Cartesian 11 NANCY ROTHMAN--'Class Play 111 Prom Committee 113 Choir 123 National Honor Society 12 JANICE ST. GERMAIN-Class Play 111 Prom Coma mittee 113 Entered from Me-nominee High 11 BETTY ST. YVES-Class Play 11, 123 Hall Monitor 113 Band Fl, 10, 11, 12. Secretary 12 DOLORI-IS SANBORN Clzlss Play' IIQ Prom Com- mittee Ill BL-ltr Lamp IUQ liall Monitor 121 Whlpur- nette Editorial 10, 11. 122 Art Club 11. 12 FRED SCHACHT Class Play 123 Intramurals fl. 10, 11, 123 Footlights El DELORES SCHINGECK- Class Play 113 FHA 11. 12: Junior H1211 Choir 93 Glee Club 10, 121 Choir 11. 121 Studs-nt Council 12 KATHERINE SCHIRBIER Pep Club 123 Entered from Cole-mzen H1 h School 12 Page One Hundred Seventeen WW he 'L G' Lf, v ,FL DONNA SURK- Intrainurzils fl. 10, 11. 121 Prom Com- mittcv 111 GAA 9. 10, 11 FRANCIS SUTEK Prom Committc-Q 11 AGNES TERRELL - Class Play 111 FHA 10. 11. 1?1 H1111 Monitor 12 DOROTHY 'I'OI..LIFSONf II:tIl Monitor 121 Pep Club 123 Entered from Sturgeon Buy High 10 NANCY TRYON-Class Play 11, 121 Twelfth Night 10, 11, 122 Prom Committee 111 Hall Monitor 11, 121 Junior Library Council 91 Footlights 91 Whipurnette Editoriiil 121 Whipurnctto Business IIQ Pop Club 11. 121 Mariner 12, Assistant Editor 12 NANCY VILLENEUVE Prom Committee 111 BL-ttv Lamp El: FIIA 12, Sects-tary 121 Inter Nos 11: Latin Club 121 Hall Monitors 121 Curlcsian 12, Secretary 12 CAROL WALK 112111 Monitor 121 Whipurncttc Busint-ss 111 Noonitc-s Sl, 10, 11, 12 MARCELLA WALK GAA 0, 10, 11. 12, President 121 Whipurm-ttv Business 111 Band 10. 11. 121 GIQQ Cluh Sl. 10, 111 Choir 10, 111 Pep Ciuh 12: Nlairim-r 12: Txrirlor 10, 11, 12 SHIRLEY WALTERS- FHA 10, 111 Iiall Monitor 121 Junior High Choir Sl AUDREY WIEGERS- VVhipurnL-tic Business 10, 111 Glee Cluh fl, 10. I2Q Choir 121 Pe-p Club 121 Noonitos fl, 10, 11. 12 DOROTHY WILLANH FHA 11, 12: Hall Monitor 121 XNl11DLll'l1i'11L' Business 11, 12 HAROLD WOLFEWIntrzimurzils 0, 10, 11, 121 Hall Monitor I21 Vllhipurncttt- Editorial 121 Football 9, 10, 11. 123 Hziskt-tbzill El. 10, 111 Pep Club il. 10, 11, 12i 3.1 Club 121 Student Council Sl: Murincr 121 Class Pissi- rlz-nt U GLORIA WRIGHT Intrnmurzils El, 10, 11, 12: CAA il. 10, ll. 121 llull Kloriitor 12 EAR1, YOUNK Class Plan' 11. 121 Intramurals St: Prom Coinmittvu 111 Sizinip Cluli 112 Football 11. 121 Basketball fl, 10. 11, 121Gol1'll. 121 Pop Club 0, 10, ll, 12 JEROME ZEITLER Intrziinurals 0. 10. 11. 121 Prom Cominitti-v 111 Latin Club 121 Ilzill Monitor 121 Foot- liglits 01 Football '11 Tennis 121 'I'rzit-k 10: Pop Cililx 0, 10, 11. 121 Class P1218 12 Paigt- Om- liundrt-ci Nim-Ai-wi gy' A A jv LLAS PROPHEL In the Xedl 1960 'hese ehppmes wexe taken f1om the Marmette Eagle Star edlted bv MWIVIH Ma1t1ndale Paul Aue1swald the held of a th11v1ng plast1c companv attended a 1ecent 1eun1on of hls e1aduat1on class Paul FGIIIS has 1u t been chosen Head Mechamcs Ed1to1 of the local paper G1eta C13lOt has 1ust opened he1 new beauty sloop spec1al1z1ng1n mud packs and face llftlng The followlng a1t1ele appealed IH the SOCIHJ SECTION M1 and M1s Rlchazd Ph1l1ps have just 1ctu1ned 110111 FlO11dd w hc1c thcx spent the11 honcxmoon MIS Phlllps IS the fOllTlLl' MISS Glld qllllilfl of this CltV On DLCCI11bLl 23 11 was announced that Allce Elsenmann and MJIIIJIV Pete1son had accepted the posltlons of coed1'o1s1n ch cl of ESQUIIL Magvlnc Thex ID 1etu1n have announced tha Ast11d Fugclsang md Red M1llc1 wlll be leadlng models The Qhzcaeo Whlte Sow composeel of B111 Sel1uette Bxuce Eland Pete Kuehenbcrg Bud Wolfe and Jllll Stlcm lllt'.l'I'lbC,1S of the 1910 gl 1iuat1ng class of MHS welcome Marcella Walks constant attendance ln the lust box seat oppos1te thlld base R1cha1d Lan Ilols famous leetu1e1 appea1ed he1e last nlght spe1k1ng, on the subiect Whx 1 Man Should Not Bc a Baehelo1 Attendmg the lectule Ae1e Je11x ZClt1Ll Robe1t A1gaa1d Robext Gok 1 Dan Jaege1 and Don St1utL Roge1 Boncham llldfldgel of the local Woo wo1th StOlE has announced that Elalne Plss 10111151 local g1aduatc w1ll take on the dut1es ot head t1oo1 walke1 Wlth Claudette G'11land as hex 1ss1stant tloo1 walkc1 Afte1 28 xeals Jzek Andelson has glven up all hope of natu1c taklng actlon and has dyec hls l1a11 black Afte1 28 yens Mlllxeent Coope1 has declded to leave he1s 1ts natu1al colo1 Afte1 d1sca1d1ng hls st1lts w h1ch he has WOID fO1 the past 10 VLdIS Jean Eck d1scove1ed tha' he had LIOVVH 12 lI'lCl'lLS Dale Johnston famous '11t1st 1s tou11ng, the countu w1th hls Wlfe and model the fOlmCl The Chocolate Sold1c1 famous opeletta sta111ng Clavton Dobblns and Lucllle DeCham beau played to a full house he1e last nlght AH1O lg those attendlng WQIL Hls HODOI the MdyO1 ROQCI Schmltt Mr James England chemlstry professol at Unlvelslty of WISCKJDSID and Da11ell LeRoy famous sta1 of the wlld west movles JoAnn Laabs new danclng sensatlon IS appeaung ID the stage p1oduct1on THE RED SHOES Nzncx T1yon the Home Econom1cs 1nst1'uc Ol of MHS 1s to be Fflallled Satu1dav June 10 to Elllll Pontow new head coach of Menom1nec Hlgh School mavbe now she can put 1nto pxae tlee some of the p11nc1plcs she taught he1 pup1ls In 1 lecent nat1on w1de contest fo1 the 1a1gest fam1l1es th1ee local famllles wc1e among the Vkll'lllLlS The lll0ll'lLlS ale the f0lll1Ll MISS Helen Kuncsh MISS Ma11e S1eve1t Mlss Betty St Yves A1te1 s1tt1ne on h1 lp c d f 10 x taklng, d1ctat1on MISS Sallv LOVING ha innounccd he1 eng.,agcmcnt to the p1cs1dcnt of th Faucett Wood Pxoduets Coxp M Rlchald Fauectt M1 Faueett could not be 1caehed fo1 comment as he was deep ID the no1tl1 woods ot Kanada huntmg, SQU1llll The t1mous comedx tc1m Daxc Snxde1 and Wanda Nelson made a Iecent appealance 111 Chicago The tnst tlme 1n the h1sto1x ol tllL Umted States a flve man football team outplaycd and outsco1ed an eleven man team when the Chlcago Bea1s met defeat at the hands of the G1een Bax Packc1s On the Vklnlllllg team we1e Dlck Benson Allan Blohm John Stang Kent Hanson and Paul Chustophelson Emll K1ta1nge1 has 1ecentl3 been appolnte 1 heao postn1aste1 for Ma11nette It 1S suspected that thls 1s a hangove1 fIOlTl the good old days when hlS g1eat dellght was plavlng postofflce Loulse Sladky Jacklvn Hultlg Donna Sbllk Jacquelme Paul and Bonnle Kle1st have moved the11 places of lesldence to Menom1nec Mlchlgan FLASH Alan Glace h ms consented lt last o xcnt out hls llttlc black book of telephone lAlllllll'JLlS fox a nom1n1l fee that 1s Ka1l M1LHUSllD 1nd Ed Obllllllllel have de lded to back a Hollywood Pllldllltllln YOL WON'I BELIEVE IT' te llLl11llL, 10 be lllllflll g,11ls and 45 QOIQLOUS costumes Pa e One Hundud Twentx I1 W W '7 ,1 v 1- - ' 1' 1 1 ' ' r 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 ' . 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