Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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PRODUCERS OF MIN XVQLR, vupjl ,M This Issue of lr e Wfnapurnette as o rlcpor rure We ore leov ng the known for the unknown A locol unduslrv ls usccl os Cl symbol of what lu to come offer thot most clromofac of c1ll events our grocll otlon Vfe move on To college to mul: dusfrv Whmclw on me ore not sure We onlx know thot we musl move has our l95l Whupurnette shows us how opplncoble The mony lessons we hove leornecl here un M l-l S will become regorclless of whot our future mov hold However 'flee mosr nmoortont lesson weve feornecl during the posl four veors rs not por zroyecl lere lf connol he founcl IH ony Type of loook lt IS 'fre les on of l vlncy Thus lesson holds ll e chollenge of .or orrow Through our school nj we ore reody 'ro foce Thor cholleng Yes nvcn OVWXIOUS To loco If ,. 17. 'LAL' , ' nj lo ' ' ? A7 T x ,V so A - . . ,N A . . . I , ' I Q I ' I I ' '- Tory service, To homemoking, 'ro business, To ln- 1, . , ' e . f .,. . . I l f 1 ' I , . L . 4 , l. : 'S l X , I I Our school is a mingling of many re- ligions, joined in democratic unity, aimed ai a common goal. To each of us religion is a personal experience. and to all it is a ne- cessary enrichment for a life complete. 1 X. l V .alt ,lily M . f if ya - ,vc v il ' , v l1x . X, N X . l . I 9 ' 5- , , J W . 1 T is . ' Page Four 'v-4 mf VJ' Reallllllg how lmportant knowledge of IS 1n our develop l ment we entered 1nto many CIVIC affalrs VlS1tS to the courthouse to wltness trlals helpmg the Commun t to the polls 1n November were on the agen da of the year y chest drlve and V1S1tS 'N X Ex xx W N A .f If f V' ll A , ' 1, A LJ! community goyernfnent K' ' - r , N 3 . . . . n V y f ' ' ' ' , fl U! I A s I l ' 1 ' - K x 1 I V A I 5 l v 'lx I Ly X 'r X ,I L, K X 'Q x xr , in fl -- Y xr e 1 , l K fx xx ' . 'Q 9,-fy fx f A X x NN g of A ,' - x l J' ,. ' N ' N N x ff fl f 1 r kj- , l '4' D-' , ,X ' .N xx s f ' We X X ' Q .T .u JA 'T' S 5 ' N Q '21 V E . . X , X ' -J fe e N 'X T J , C .1 ku' ' R Page S A Good Home, Freedom From Fear, Don Oakwood. our Junior Class President. enjoys the comforts of a good home. 4 , , Page EIQIII Hurrying to meet his friends, Don travels- 'Eff is , N25 Wi, I Q 2, :J ' ,,,,,.,,, -to a well equipped school Democrohc Education Page 1 un 5 1 35'f1 Q 92 Y sfjs'1:2-:gg-, N A 5 3349... 'hfffff' , f ,. , .,x,, M N xi TQ -ff ,f 4 ef xv . 'R A , W . N ' s A Y . . v f ' i . , . , . ,Z . x Wife .zf,,Q , .dr 5, 1' W , Jr ?w,, ' I fa , le A-f M V, Three good meals a day glve the energy io succeed 1 Knowledge of science 15 a necessity an our modern world Indeoendence Of Expression, Don add: mu 1C io hxs other studles reallzmg xts value m a well rounded lxfe Agili-e as A common fault ln Amencan youih xs a faxlmg to use our advantages to ihe fullest degree We are mclmed to day dream I 'lga WIIIL Q :. . . I . . . , 0- Q , A' K' A ,a, 5 1 W ,- . 7 X .- 2 ' H TW' v L M M. ,fjvf -xanga z ' 8, f' ' ' 1' fs W' ff df ff' ' - M f ' , 4 V ' . ,Qi ' 1 sg: , il Q ' 1, , il ' ' D , ' , J v Are The Prlvlleges Of An American 'Bitmap gulf' A .f Don slgns out as he leaves for hls part txme Job for he feels that practlcal experlence ns as neces ary as SChO18SIlC trammg 5 Wwv NULL CL' Mu-dviawv fri, I-'un and recreation play a part Jn our student hte 22 2 'll 1-- Home study contribute to Dons hlgh marks Ihwg 'flown Pagp Tu Llx C. f 4QiN ffl It' Q 'NJ gl iff I ww, X Y lf1Q DEDICATIQN We cled1c.1tL 11115 1951 WIIIQUIIILILL to k111a11 0111 ed 101131 adubox M1 BIOC ent and 1111 W1thOL1t 1115 e11couragem 1 could num measmable help 11115 amwfx I1 ix L bun A 1 ,, 7-Ag -. . Rv- xl X ', 1 . 1 ' - 1 I . ff ,Q 1 Q 1114? ' . I , 1 :iff ' ifiaiiif 1' QQ 70 13 f LW Y ,C x 771 'Q 1 'ff ' 4 .,,4 ff 1 -gn If 1 ff! fg. I I g 'ff 1' - ff, I j? I f f f X K f. 1 ' H 1 I 1 ' - 1 1 . .' X J. I .V - L 7 X X N I Aj ji 1 ,A-F-. 9 YW kk, un4 ran H' HU' MA:-KI' ,QL FACULTY Page I4 I N W CLASSES Page 28 W 434,51 ? I W H- Q M. R 'fbi ,E it vp, 'Y 9 SPORTS Page 44 G 5 ACTIVITIES Page 64 ,Ji I. 'ff LQ SEVXIIORS Page 96 , . ' - ' : .. .s 0 ' 9 w 5 JP 4 . :L . . 0 - W 'I a QFVQ , I 4, ' '44 ' 1 Q -1 Vo up , I , A ' I, , . .5 9 X ,A 'T I' . 4 I ' s N ' . 1' , - - A If .V I , 1' , 1 . . v -' af 'S 1 . g 1 ' H . ml ' ' I -A I ig' :T I Q Y I ' .af u ' ' -1 1 1 MIA in A ' ' , ' J ,- . t . ,ia I V. ' 5 ' H Lil , I 'V Q . -' 'Q In 5. ' ' 'l - . I 4 , y , , v ,W , . 1 , x I if ' ' , Q ' ' Q . ' ' s-I Q. I 2 if ii I - . -. Q... 7'u'I 7' - . ' : 'W I. 1 , 4 ... ,v.,.Iv.,i-:V 1 ig.,-V . ,A , . by 5 Lf, .,.. V - I fx, 1 S' f H V,V., ' 1 I , - , I I A ' 1 . ' I I I I I ml I T I I I X Page Fourteen IN INDUSTRY the gmdance so neces sary to success IS prov1ded by a staff of tramed leaders , s x- ln X .' Q ' Q . . Q . X u Q ' . U . x ij' ' Q V gieyzisfg CULTY fu QW N JJ WWWQA yy IN SCHOOL the groundwork for suc cess IS 1a1d by experlenced and understand mg teachers who gue spark to thelr stu dents tomorrows leaders X Q' 5 R K , if vp X X 6,7 ll' X px Q0 X ' iii J , 2 I ,X V, X f . 'X ,ft is R JN! D KDQJ My f JH P' X 5 t .' X JSI ff X., 1 A ffl X J! K4 XXX I fr' DIRECTORS The man Iesponslblc fm keepmg ou school svstcm 1LlI'1I'l1'1f' Qmoothlx IS S p elmtendent of Schoole W F NV1te1poo1 He lb in 9fflClLI'1t8XQLUt1VL and ako a txun 'fi-ff fr1end of the students and facultv Thls IS pxoven by h1s regulax attendance at chool functlons and h1S keen mtexe 'L 111 X316-xrud ts of xgnyr hlgh Qchool Ho Wa X ablyJ as med the school bofud whlch a U1 h N J X N MR WATERPOOL x i 'fi' S Mx G McDe1mott M1 W F Watelpool, M1 L F Th1elen M1 C Pedersen Mr W John son, Dr C E Koepp Page Slxteen I Vh'A., rg., N , , . .- . ff, . . . B Y , U l L l 'f - I Y ' 1 ' 1 M mx r x ki S . 4 X . i S . 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MP 0 l U , :QQY1 In add1t1on to teachmg chem1stry Mr Stafford By1um found t1me to take on the many responslbllltles of bemg Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal School F1 nance Off1cer Athlet1c Man ager and advlsor to the Stu dent Counc1l However stu dents can always count on hlm always w1ll1ng to g1VE aSS1St ance whele lt Was needed Isabel Schwlchienberg and Eleanor Beatne help Mr Waterpool the Supermiendeni SUPERVISORS M1ss Jenn1e Golden our Dean of Glrls was o f t e n welghed down w1th her mam respons1b1l1t1es Even though she staunchly advocated d1SC1 for her charges she was Stlll human and understandlng She was always very busy carrymg out her many dutles Among these were teachlng math s1gn mg passes and excuses and actlng as adv1sor to the Na txonal Honol SOClCtj Mr W C Godson our pr1nc1pal IS apt to be the f1rst person seen by many students new and old on the1r flrst day IH school After that he w1ll probably be the hardest per son on the campus to fmd due to h1s manv and Vafled school and CIVIC act1v1t1es Although hrs face may be grave at tunes there IS usuallv 1 twmkle IH h1s eye show1ng that he understands the stu dents and thelr problems and ls always Wllllflg to help Loxs Wagner and Eumce Goldsmuh see that the hxgh school offxce xs kept runmng smoothly Page Sex entc-en ' 4' ' Q : 1 l , g E , - ' f . I . . , l .- , , , E ,- - . ' . 1 1 A ' N' ' 7 . ' - I I . SS H true ffielld and he WHS pline and character building . . ' .' ' ' - ' . 5 - , . l ' , ' A , 1 ' . . ' - H - 7' - c D l A I - ' . Y n I , - I P l , , Jean McVane puts her study hall to good use I come, vidi, conquistef Mis Patricia Hanzlick who received hei B A from Ripon College taught Eng lish and Spanish She also directed the Junior Class Play CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN all Miss Marlyn Simonson new advisol of Latin Club ieceived hex B S from Oshkosh State Teacheis College and attended summer school at the University of Wisconsin. She was kept very busy teaching English 12 and Latin I and II. Page Eighteen AQ' WMM Miss Lillian Krohn head ol the English depaitment ieceived hex B A at the University of Chicago where she also did grad uate work She taught English and was head of the TAB Club V W-if is 1' K 2 x ,- Do you ever wonder who makes our Mariner the success it is? The credit belongs to M William Jones who was the ad visor to the Mariner. He also taught English and journalism. He earned his B. S. degree at Milwaukee State Teachers Col- lege. New this yeai was Miss Lila Mae Schloerb who taught sopho more and seventh glade English The biggest project for her this year was the Senior Class Play. She received her B. S. degree in English from Gshkosh State Teachers College. Longuoge, 4 24 'N AHROWSMITH read by Englxsh classes Mlss Al1ce Sunstrom dl rector of Footlxght Players re cexved her B A degree Englxsh from Carroll College She also d1d graduate work at the Un1vers1ty of WISCODSIH and Chlcago Angus WI Mlss Allce Colburn taught Englxsh 11 and speech Among her many extra currlcular act1v1 tles were Twelfth Nlght and Forensxcs She recelved her B S degree from Oshkosh State Teachers College History, cmd Fine Arts B9S1d8S teach1ng h1story and Englxsh Mrs Mary Koberstem was advlsor for Junlor Llbrary Councll She recelvecl her B S degree from Rxver Falls State Teachers College Seventh and Elghth grade art and Engllsh and Pep Club were under the dlrectxon of Mlss Ar lene Flemlng She attended Edgewood College and the Um verslty of WISCONSIN recelvmg hex B S In Art Educatlon ary NIISS L11l1an Bruce Marmette H1gh Schools capable llbrarxan recelved hex B A degree from the UHlV6TS1tY of Wlsconsm and her M S at Columbla Un1vers1ty Hex extra currxcular actxvlty IS the Llbrary Council Page Nmeteen ' . . 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'Q' ' ,,:!' . it . - - s l - - The capable hand beh1nd the M H S band was that of M1 Kenneth Emmons who also gxves lI'ld1V1ClL13l band lessons to the students He l6C9lVGd h1S B M at Lawlencc College 5-TWTQ A vacatlon means a hohdav for strmgs and Mrs Mary Jane Malmstadt She was kept very busy d11ll1ng the orchestra for the many performances throughou' the yea1 She attended MIIWHU kee State Teachers College WIS cons1n College of MUSIC and the MUSIC Inst1tute of St LOUIS and 1 CGlV6Cl hu B M deg1ec The1e was ITIUSIC evelywhere but especlally ln loom 307 where MISS Maly Jeanne Welker was busy teachxng Jun1o1 H1gh MUSIC M1X6d Cho r G11 ls Glec Club the va11ous small gloups and g1V lng vocal 1nstruct1ons She at tended Law ence College where she 1ece1ved he1 B M degree 'w MISS Carmen Savage head ot the C o m m e r c 1 al Department taught shorthand typ1ng and psychology and also was adv1so1 of Hall Monltors She attended L wrence College Gregg Com mu 1a1 College and recelved he1 B S at Whltewater State Teach us College Any perfect papers? M1s s M1r1am Frothlngham who taught typlng general busl ness and short hand also had the b1g Job of be1ng 1n charge of the Wh1pu1nette AdVSlt1Slng Staff She 1ece1ved he1 B E degxer fxom Whltevxatex State Teacher College fd' ss Ilma Be1ne1 taught typ 1ng shorthand and was 8dV1SOl of the Whlpurnette Buslness Staff She recelved her B E degree f1 om Wh1tewater State Teachers Col lege Mr Ralph Sch1nsk1 who taught h1story and soc1al econ om1c problems was ably p1 epared at Oshkosh State Teachers Col lege where he recelved h1s B S degree In add1t1on to these dut1es he was J V football coach and had charge of Jun1o1 Hlgh hall n onltors Platteville S t ate Teachers C 0 l le g GIS where our J V Foot ball and Basketball c o a c h Mr W1l11am Joslln recelved a B S degree Hls academlc sub1ect was general sclence n.: if I' The aroma of ood tood al vxaxs comes flom Mlss Olga Leon nd on s home CLOYIOITIICS kltchcn She attended the Umvelsltv of WISCODSIU and 1CCClVGd hex B A hom Ccntlal State Teachels Col lege :A s. Congratulatlons for a fme basketball team go to head coach Mr Bruce I Basler was also ass1stant foot ball coach t a u g ht phvslcal edu atlon and b1o1ogy 'lim I Coach H 0 w a r d St1ehm attended La Crosse State Teachers College where he arned h1s B S degree In addltlon to h1s du tles as football coach and asslstant track coach he was IU charge of phySlC3l educatlon Intramural athletlcs and advlsor of M Club -Y--4 in Mrs Stella Bruce home econ omlcs lnstructor does not agree wlth can opener cooks She taught Junlor Hxgh Home Econ omlcs She attended Stout In stxtute and Ill1HO1S State Normal Unlvexslty Page Tu entx One 1 31 Joan Graby and Mary Jane Schmer learn R Parlow and R Mxles make bromme techniques of dissecting K 'Nil In addltlon to teachxng gen ual scxence and senlor g6Og1 aphy Mr Kenneth Exworthx was also the head of the sclence depalt ment He wxs educated at Osh kosh State Teachms College 'xx he1c he lecelved hlS B E and at the Uf1lVLlS1tN of ChlC3gO whe1e he was granted an M S degxee umm M1 Waltel Forsberg always happy go luckv recexved h1s B A and M A degrees f1om lJl'llVCISlty 01 XVlSCOf1SlI'1 and dld post gladuatc work at the Un1 VC1SltX of St LOUIS He taught phxs1cs blologx gene1alsc1cnce and vtas chauman of aud1o v1sual axds fOl all the teache1s The blologv teachex M1 Rob ut SLhUCh31t had change of Nu tleus Club and coached C0101 squads He recelved h B S deglcc at St No1be1t College and h1s 'VI S at the UHIVCXSIYW of WISLCJHSIH -4-fm M1 Staffo1d Bvlum Klll As s1stant Pllnupal and chcm stu teachel d1d g1aduate xxo1k at tht UHlV6ISltX of W1 consln aftu IC CGlVlllg hlS B A flom Rlpon Col le-gc Hls 11st of cxtla cu111cula1 att1x1t1es mtludes xthletmc man agel school fmancts and adx 1so1 to thc Studtnt COLIIICII ,C , f ' 2 t li' 'X 'Y ,, 1 f . A E W' ' . . .,1 ' . X - U' ,'. 'N. v ,,' .' . . . 2 - T . ' Y . -1 .1 7 , 1. ' 7 4x 1 . . t I vs' l ' .y . 'l ' I. .' ,' , gs. ., ' .Q .b - , , ' . . v . . , 1- - fy - - v - ' . ' VV ':- 1' w- --.- M :I , IS ' I xi ' . - .. , . 1 u ' I ' - ' . ' 1' ' ' . -1 2 A- 4 X ' Q ' , , ' X f .' . ' - , ' . v - vu Mrs. M a r g a r et Schwartz teaches mathematics and English. and advises the Junior High For- ensic Club. She attended Lawr- ence College for two years and received her B. S. at the Univer sity of Wisconsin. al' , T'V'e 14- 5 . img Her attendance at Moor- head Teachers College and summer schools at the Univer- sities of Minnesota. Colorado. Wisconsin. and North Dakota Agricultural College. brought Mrs. Clara Minne the versatile job of teaching mathematics and geography. Miss Margaret Thull had a very full schedule being head of the Math Department, teach- ing seventh g r a d e math. geometry. senior math. and ad- vising the Cartesian Club. Her B. A. was received from the Universitv of Wisconsin. and her M. A. from Columbia Uni- versity. Miss Jennie A. Golden. Dean of Girls. received her B. A. from the University of Wisconsin. and her M. A. from Columbia Univer- sity. She taught math. element- ary and advanced algebra. and plane geometry. She is also the advisor of the National Honor So- ciety. elementary a l g e b r a algebra, and m t of Mr cr's nd in dition, he is the g during the noon .He did post gradu- ate at the Universities of and Minnesota, and re- '- his B. A. at Augustana College. O A one man presentation of Merchant of Venice was given at a paid assembly. Page Twenty-Three V. .1 Proctucol Experience os M Henix Hansen taught drafting a nd mechanics and helped with visual aid progyam of our school Ht attended Stout Institute vwheie he eained his B S degree Mr Lloyd Harmon taught printshop and piinted the school paper He coached golf and Freshman football and basketball M1 Harmon s alma mater is Stout Institute vtheie he eai ned his B S d M S M1 Russell Maduw taught mechanics and machine shop The Rifle Club was also undei h1S direction He ieceived his B E at Oshkosh State Teacheis College and thca attended Stout Institute and Milwaukee State Teachers College Receiving., his B. E. at Osh- kosh State Teac-hers' College, M '. R. E. Gauerke did advance work at Milwaukee State Teachers College and Stout Institute. where he earned his M. S. in 1950. He taught woodshop and coached track. Page Twenty-Four Mxke Homa learns to u e a lathe A Gorham C Ban' F Rondeau and A Felch nspect a wood workmg project me gd! Mr Brockman a graduate of thc Unrversrty of WISCONSIN where he recerved hrs B S de glee taught world and Amerrcan hnstorw He was advrsor of the Whmurnette Edltorral Staff and a color squad coach well os book Ieornmg W 'Pi' iam W U? 4 M Mr Alden Krumheuer taught geography He coached tcnnrs and color squads H s B E dc cfree was earned at Whrtewatcr State Teachers College 1-,N Mr Lloyd F Dobyns who earned hrs B A and M A at 4 1-vw gt'-ny, M Kerth Corneaux taught hrstorx and crtrzenshrp After school hours he was busy coach mg our future stars the Colo squads Hrs B S degree was re eervcd at Oshkosh State Teachers College 'Nlrss Ida C, Swanson taught crtlfcnshrp and world hrstory She rttendcd Columbra Teachers College and rceerved hcr Ph B rt the Unrxersrty of Wrsconsrn Hcr extra eurrrcular aetrvrtv was thc Stamp Club the Unrversrtw of Iowa was the head of the Soeral Studres Department He taught Amerr can hrstorv and also advrsed the Webster Debate Socletv The faculty ours on rts own pep assembly Paee 'I wcntx Fu c , .1 t Y .6 S . Y W fav, ' ,,, iw f v 'A -f 1 . N' sk ff BJ' ff W .V W- , , f.:--5:,:,.,,5gg3:.,,,'E V - ' , ' . 1 ' r'. x ' ' . V . . , ' . ' - - . ,' ' ' . V Q . ' I - I , . . A ,- . v - 7 1 , ' - ' , Y ' . , , ,Z ' 1 ' . . L . . f. .' U , W ' . ' - f . 2 ' 1 ' ' 4 , . . - - .' . . ' ' v, hw ' ' t . . , B , - , Mormette Hugh School Students wm recogmtuon m both Scholastic ond Athletic Fuelds Jlm Derusha acimg capialn and Coach Basler accept the placement award for our team dm-mg the W I AA Regxonal Basketball Tournament Page Tu enty 51x 'fm S'uart Lang recelved the Bausch and Lomb Award for outstandmg work m sclence , 1, 5 x Qr f 4 5,7 gi We ,aff ,, f A ' Q i 3 if 2 f 3' 2 S, 1, ,I ', of , . ,fl 5 ., ,xx ws ?g2:f :1fwi5, H www 1 . im'-r Bob Pazdera nommated as th mo t valuable football player for 1950 IS presented wlth h1s trophv ff Nm 'Mtv Fmallsis m the Elks Constxtutlon Test were Phyllis Evancheck Ann OLeary Petey Duer and John John. Page 'I'wc-nm -Seven Nw Mi ff safwflfff .Ma Page Twenty-Eight av Aww mini 5 WSP' IN INDUSTRY, the learn ng process stlll goes on The human mlnd cannot stand st1ll It must go forward or retrogress Thus trammg schools are an essentlal part of m dustry s employee relatlons program CLASSES IN SCHOOL, specialized studies pro- vide a framework for the development of both our intellectual and personality traits Pige Tvx mx Nine l 1 1 l , Seventh Grocle This year, their first in Junior High, was difficult, but successful. The Seventh Grade was Well represented on both honor rolls and in extra-curricular activities. Their picnic was one of the highlights of the year. Cap- ably supervised by Mrs. Koberstein, the class elected these officeis for the year Richard Farr, President Bonnie Robeck Vice Presi dent Pamela Covert, Secretary Lvnn Christ ophei son Treasurer, and Dorothy Bennett Student Council fl Q, A 'Q 1 0 1 Row Row Row a Q CLASS OFFICERS B Robeck D Bennett P Covert L Chnsiopherfon H Farr if s . Ni- Abraham B Bannovx P Barnes K Bauman K Belon a D Bennctt S B'ancnette M Borths G Bri! Brusevxit7 G Bunda W Qavlor R Charles F Chri tian R Christian on L Christopherson J Cole J Coll ns Comyne P Covent F Daxis J DeChambeau S Deiters J Deschaine G Dettman J Dicrcks J Eggener Ruvx 4 W Engler J Fvtaldt R Fan H Fischei L Forstiom N Gailcmd D Gaueike R Gercnd R Gilbertson Page Tlllltb Class of 56 is F15 Hi Hom Rom Foxx Foxx Pom fl ,., k gre: Gllckmar- D Han en P Hansen P Hansen J Hanson R Holm R Holmes R Hoofensperger P Jensen John P Johnson R John on T Johnson W Johnsvn R Johnson A Kalm R Katz D Keller Keller N Klelst S koldos W Krause M Kuvhenhexg M Kushman D Kxte R Laabs J LaCombe I1Fexer L Larrlck C Larson P Lennke B Lxbal C Lleburn R Lmdbom D Lm er D Loftman D Lund J Nlcvane B Manske T Marbes D 'vlarcek D Marmeau M Martm M Maske J Mason Wan. Tlaged strum m tne hearts of mam last Qhrlstmas Exe wnen fourteen vear old Denms Moore was kxlled m a trafflc acc1dent H15 class mates wlll long rernemlser hlS cheerful Smlle and h s hapnl CllSDOSltl0Il fs 9 Pige Thnfx One DGHDIS Moore f 1 ' . fig Q L T' .- 5 6 K 5 W 5 an Q 5. y Q- K ' o ' , r ' Q v , J F . J f r A 1 5 I f gi- V ., n A 5 1 I M 1 ! 'A N V 8 H l ' fl 3 .L lf' 'N 1 . L 6' Q , x K, , N . '. 2 Q x-1 1 N' ' 5 ' 5 7 Q mf, , ' I Mila? ggi jf, , W A 5 7 x' Eli '-'L' 1 ,ww 17' , , K 1 ' .1 A K g I. Em i .Q 9 G 5 V , ' f - . ' - swim A s 5 -L, 'Q A Q f , ,J Q ' , - .9 , 'ig P if x .W si s, if , 2, 5 X . g. , A 'f I I qv . ,, if I V gl ' 23- . , . . . , 1' , , , , . . . , . , , , . , . . 1' ' 3f- . . . . ' , . ' , . , . , ' , . s , , I , . , A . ' ' Y' A ' . . ' , . D . . l ,.'., 4 , , 4 , , ' T , . i , . ' 5 - , . . , . ' . ' , . , . L , . . ' , . ' . , , . A 'I 4 'll ff A U ' V 4 1 ' ' ' ' Closs of 56 it f ll all Ax I lou 0 R Mesels M1llo1 A Nll'l0l D Moole D Moore B Nwlxols K Nxlund D Olson Rum Peterson D Plullxps S Poquctie P Ponte R P01 e B Race K Redcman J Reldmf-'er B Remme how Robuk J Roentanz J Rudolnh J Sanders C Sanf'ers M Schevxe K Schmgeck D Schoepke R Schxum Rovx Schultz J Segun J Sellexold S Settusten B QILXGIT R Sqmuol R Stoneburner G Therxlault E Thull Pom 5 D Towel B Walk D Walkel D Weltepnx D Wlllan L WIDUSRIHS J Wxsner M Zeratskw Page Thirty-Two Eighth Grode With Miss Leonardson as their class advisor. the Eighth Grade fared forth in their second year oi Junior High School. After the results of the election were announced, the following took their offices for the yearg Ronald Wahlen, President: Bill Reinke, Vice-Presidentg George Raygo, Sec- retaryg Shirley Matz. Treasurerg and Sandra Mueller, Student Council. S. Matz. Class Treasurer: S. Muel- ler, Student Council Member. Row Rom Row Row 1 M Alsvxager R Ames E Anderson R Barrett T Bend! T Benn tt K Bere G Burger D Biebei 2 J Bohan VI Borths R Cardin J Cecil D Chepeck M Clermont 'N Faucett H Fiss L Georgalan 3 T Gilbert S Godson N Goldsmith K Goodwin B Hanson J Haxnes W Hebert C. Henke S Hoptensperger 4-J Ihler D Jackson J Johnson R Johnson D Yalm B Kittsgn E Kleman R Kollros S KOFOHKIEVLICZ 0-D Kunesh L Kurtzbach B LaP1erre G Larson J Larson R Leitzke P Lieburn J Limberg D Lindbom Page Thirtx Three ' - , ' , A , . 4 . V . . . , . Q , , ',,, . ' I , V '. ROW' + . f , . ' ,l , I . . , l . I . . Y' . , ' . 1, '. . I I . ' , , . , A , . , . . , . A . i , . . . -I , 'llv' A . M 1,2 kk! 9 A i 1 , 1 ' 4' f 'U' X 21vJ V .1 73 n W 1, 7 0 If 3 A .4 1 6 f . 1 Zh ,V 5 ,gf Q ' 2 ff: , 59:52. f ' R . ':'Z ' v . :P ' ., ' , - 1- ,I !s f I V 5 ' ' 1 , 5 -, . . , V- iz., , H , - . ' ' 1 , , J, 5 if , 'Ok ,, ., 7 is 'vi 5' ff., ,, . .., V TQ 1 ' 5 nf 5 - N 5 ' 'vi In J 'Z' I ik if A K J A I .. .' J - ' w Y , :A f . ff , , Closs of '55 Q , 'Q sbs. 41 ou Row Row Rom Rom Rovx Rovx Hou osvrgcm S- Lxndstnum L Loucks S Lucskovs VN 'NIcNIalmn A Nlcvme D M nskg J sunk S lvdtl J Nui NIGNSI S 'Xlexers A Nllller B Mllle r 'X 1 J Nlml D 'Nludmk S Nluellzl Mullen P WIUIBVNSKI C Nelson J lNelson P Nxnreman D lulund Xl O1kluncl B Olson P Olson Ott 'XI Palmateex 'NI Pearson VN Peaxson D Pecha B Plullms A Plocckelmin K Poglant R Popkex Poquette R Poquette K Rasmussen G Raxgo 'NI Rf dmvex VL Remlw C Roetnl J Rose R Rouse Schmxclt B Settcxsten G Settersten L Setunskx J Shaxe1 C SISXSIL L Slexert S Smdlex J Skoxxlund SQUICI S Staubel G Stello G Strom R Swanson Vk Swanson VN Txson N UIXIE P Vil1dQl'lBI3I'ldK:'I'l Vkahlen K Walters L Weber J Wxlllams R Vulhams T Wondergem J Vkrlght J Zeeb . 9- V 1 4 .0 .I Hou how Hou Ram Ron Freshmen ' :, 2-+ H252 ,rf P g3g3gQw l:!:I..3L-J The Cla s of Q4 Letter lrnou n as the Fresh men wr as recognmed thrs past xear for rts hrffh percentaae of students regularlx on the honor rrll For then class leaders thex elected, Jox Peters Presrdent Jon Hanson Vrce Presrdent ll Tom Angelhart Secretarv Irene Lrtts Treasurer and Russell Seguln Student Councrl Thelr Freshman Year under the drrectron of Mr Com Lauri wrll be lc ng remembered al. WAX A v L W-af O I Av- 51-15 -1 .4 W 41 1 1 'fs' T Anglehart S Arts F Barlbiau P Bashrord D Bastian R Baum .rrlan S Bchrcnd R Balm NI Bennett 'XI Bohlrng NI Bralex D Bron und L Brusuxvg Bugltr r rn Cn D Chcrrx S Chrrstlnsen E Lhrrstcnson J Chrlstran J Llcrmon! I L1 nl N Cook P Cutrg 1 Drhnkc F DeClrambeau K Delaskr D Dcltman D Dulrnan NX Dr Iran X Dulxr tern D Dunrke Ebner C Ersenmann J Fast 'NI Faucet! R Faucett. J Fawcett J Frscner F' Fmsrrum Albrecht Belanger Chepeck Drhl VS. a Dura D . ...Q 5 ll J l L fi: 'F . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - . A 4. I ' - - 1 - -1 Av . if ?:' 3 V, ' ' . ' . . f fir fr ' fir' f ' 9 , 9 2. v '4 W 5-I K - gv r s ' r.,. , h JL 4 ,f ,r,, Q T, m ,frrf r ' fam rf 9- Q iv- Q . ' 9 1 r - me ' , . w M - 5 ' ,Q 1'-Q 4 , , , sf- - If I It 1 Tv I, ,K . ti f . sf 1 ' V 'r ral , 7 4' 2 - hx' V V. 'r ', Q 9 ti sh in ,. K .. All' U lfli 4 ft x. f f, , N 0 ' j ' ' ww a if r'f A ' f V an I r A 2 A lp . A l 1 TWH, Jil ,wa zz f P5 --nb: 2 V4 of G. 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Gould R Glom S Hazlund 'I H n l J Han on Nl Huaclm Hebell Hnnu S Holmes NI Hoppens R Houts VN Hudmmn VN Jsnk nx XX Johnson R Kallqul K.-lskha Kaulman S Kaulman B Kmgkton D Klnne B Klttson D Klclxt P Knudsun J Koldo Koldoi A Kuedemdn B Kxonqulbt S kmnouxat J Kxuegex 'XI K1 ISL D IHFML B LaFexe1 D Lmglol LaPe111exe B LHIIICKS 'NI Lalson R Lauexsdoxt D Lehman H Llndbom I Lltts R Loucks, D Lund 'NIc'Nlahon G 'Waltz J Nlenox J 'Xlexers E Nxnol G Xlomoe G 'Nludlak G Nlumo S Nelxon NICRIELIS S NICKIBLIS B Nlclaon O Nmneman .A Olbon S Olson NI Ouellnve G Pllkel W Paltlue Paxeve B Pazdera G Pearson D Pazxn k1 J Peters R Peterx G Peterson R Plchette P Pmegam me Rom Row Ron I-um Roxx Rfm How Rmx R? Class of 54 1' 'Y x 'V bv Wx M4 O' sm 1 J Farrell M Weddel and J Peters arent camera shy C Rasmussen F Rasmussen R Ruistmm 1 Retllck P RIIGX H Rgehl L Ross A Runke P Rxdahl NI Smdhrnn .I Qchexxe L Schcxu O Schumer J Schloecler R Qclvoeder S Schxxdrlz J Schxxerller L bcclgldt R Qcgum L Qexmour R Shasex R Sham C Slue' f Sladkx R Smlh C Qommers D Swenson NI Qtamsxxskx NI Sirahl K DIIOYYICI K Sunstmm D sxxanson A Thomsen B Topel E Txaxel NI Trxpplu H Tugkgn G Luke R Utke .I Vexmxlxe K V1eth K Voelker VN Vogel D Vkaener R Vkdlk NI Vkcddcl J Vkxcklund R Vklegcrs B Vkllke A Sxnsied NI Vtlllm VK WIIIIBUIS R Vkmgendel J Wlsnu R Worm C L.1mme1m.an Sophomo res The Sophomores are the happy medium of high schol life. Thev played an important role in school activities-offering their talents and winning laurels for their class. lVatch them closely for their ambitions and energy will one day achieve for them success and the longed for role of Seniors. The social event of the year was the class party which was developed along the theme of Carnival of Fun. Mr. Alden Krumheuer was the class advisor and the elected officers Were: President. Kenneth Exworthjvg Vice-President. Tom XVallfredg Sec- ietarv, Tom Kaufmang Tl'iQIlS1'I1Cl'. Jim Schmidt: Student Council Valerie Lancletman. 4- f I 4 . . . A . . Q K in i ,aff A. .. lv K V2 ' 5 is ml . N 5 ' . tb In f -1 .-1 1 . V4 A ,A . , : I 'F' f Ay- ' 4 ' v J . l . J ofa ' nk 'A ' ' we I cl 1 , is ' lf - Q' . aa. ' -Y 'rv fi ' C Y 'S , . ' ' L -I ' 'T ,. af? 7 - W W . in 2 J . . n : 1 ' r ki Q Z, . '-i- -Q 3 QQ 1 1. lv J A J 1 - 5. r li . E ' 1. ' 42 J f ,:Z,'t' f W B R 1 '--, .-,' ' Q- ' 'ff J to Q- .. ffl J ff-L1 X 3' '95 fi . In . I E : x Q is .K . . . V . ,. .f ,p ak 1-4 V 4 K, V? R 1 - . X 3 1' ,I t F P I x 2 , Y Row Rcw R1-xv Row How S h w WW? Page Thirty-Eight Aagaard. E. Adams, Arendt, RI. Bakke, R, Balthizor. R. Beattie. IXI. Behrens, R. Belling, D. . Borg. A. Bchrndt. R. Boncham. J. Borowski. P, Boyei. A. J. Brendemlhl, D. Brcndemilil, J. Brodzinski, E. , Bur-hman. C. Buchman. L. Burns. J. Canick. V. Carlson. D. Cecil, L.. Champion, L, Chmela, K. Christopherson. Connaher. Marilyn Cook, Marlene Cook. R. Cook, M. Dahnke. B. Danner, J. Davis, F. Dzurick, S. libres. VC. Ellis. G. Engedal. M. Evancheck. G. Everson. K. Exworihy, V. Friedland. M. Fullerton, M. Gauerke, C, eorgalan 4191 Q F' 1. YW XV-if L4 Class of 53 Q- f if 1 hom Goldsmxh N Go ucxe O Goodle E Gould J Grabx S Grant R Gucvxa J Han en R Hvn en Ruvx Hanson 'XI Hnp r If Hvvpt D Hart J Hmnes R Hll D H0'm M Homa C' Johnwn Rmx Johnkon D Kamn D Ka ,ha J Kat7 T Kaufman A Keller G Kronauer J Kuhlman Y Kul1ck I-on Laabs V Landcrman E Lang 'VI Lan'fc NI Lqrso W Lleburn H Lndstlom J Lorenz R Luebiou OSUUJ nr SSMX Gm. N 1 U I 1 W H K UUPS Cheerleading S1S1C1'S Allcc and Pai Wesiphal Rmx 2 dl nam s L 'XI 'Nlaxn Rrm 3 N I 1 A lnp Cx ml Nlxllcr lf- C ! Pdgf. Thutv 'Nxne qs., wig ,, , -A f ' , . ff, .1 , 1, , , . 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Laughter and tears mingled together creating a richer, fuller, and never to be forgotten year. The Juniors displayed their dramatic talents when on February thirteenth and fifteenth, they presented CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN as their class play Much credit must be gn en to Mrs Patr cia Hanzlik dnectoi f r tie success of the production Guiding and counciling them wisely was Miss Lillian Bruce who had a Very capable group of class officers to assist her Thev were Pres dent Don Oakwood Vice Pres dent Sandy Heath S c retary Ela ne Worm Treasurer Sara Dillett and Student Council Donna McPherson 1' 1 in 1 CLASS OFFICERS D Oakwood S Heath S Dxlleit D McPherson E Worm UW . .1 Rovul R Arts J Balthazor T Barnes lN Barrette R Baumgarten D Beurdslex 'NI Behnke A Behrens K Bell Row 3 M Cameron R Champeau J Clermont K Coxert S Dillett J Doxle W Dreicr R Eastman .I Enderbx Ron 4 B Enstrom H Frdmar 'NI E Faucet! A Felch J Forrest A Fredeiikson G Gentz G Goddard A Gorham Pa ve Fortv One 9 . . 7 ' 9 ' ' ' . 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' . f A23- Row Row Row Row an Q Q uw an O -Q- U1 NJ www I W' MJ J Re nhardt F Rondeau F Rvmsh J Sandberg F Schuh: B Qctunskx B Smdlex J S1-CUIUHSKI Geraldmg SINIHI Gwen Qmlth L Smlth J Stanlswskl D Stepmak I Strom R M Texbel H Th0Y11Sf'Y1 R Vick D Waltem R Walters F Webber G Weber J Wutman P We5tphal B WLkmm R Wlllm C VVOlLlLhONNbk1 E Wmm D Yue-nvcr B Zcratskw '21 -df It's our secret' Wextman and J Forrest 'ake a last mmuie look Pdgn Emu T'11cL IN-INDUSTRY p L pl y Jifyfffz' MQ of M, ,f W C!! JA!! Mffjizff' A , p ld K , with Wholesom . h needed ' ' t4 . fl I X f I v - I 1' ' 5 Aj j 1 ' J f ,ffl 1 J Nj IV A jL f f 1 fy ll ' S P CD IQ T S PM gas., . 714. !..J4 E,6.,l 7f,4 ?.vq,c.4C- 1.94 muff--WI! if-vaqalianvc c A vc an-JZ QDUEMQ faaesmwr welll H155-EDQIDJAIECTI-YI 71-97600 7 -'v'f+ 'ML'7'f 'jZ Z:' IN SCHOOL sports provlde youm teamwork and gracefulness m acceptmef v1c tory and defeat PHFIF QI 0 0 , , 'I I b ' l 56, I I Q 4 Q . o gb I0 people-students-with lessons of fair-play, ' ' 1' . I ' - 'Na Al Blanchette John Kunesh Keg Marbes N-P loqaxff L I' 7,11-4 J, rr Z.-xfi, 73954, '34 ,911 SENIQR W wk'-'Lfy Q.. ZX3i'4'.-fi HJ.. I7-ff 'V I 'Wf L2 Tom Peters 12 if ,hm Sgderberg A1 Felch Bebo Pazdera , Q4 I n- I ? 1 I , , ,, r 9 yi' 4 , , N, , 9 ,fl , .. 5 vi! 5,,fAav'-.- - '-' ' A. 1 XJ,.f -4 f ., ' 4 'ffl f...,f .7 A ' - f -.1 ,,,-,-,,f. W-I 1 'f V J-exp 'I 'fkdyla it . J' I rc ,,xfw..,-,. pg, dr-V F7 7 x In jff - .L --aff' f -.- ' I I x 1 , . ,' - xl x U--Q.. v: ' .4 -,fy -' .I l If . I , - f CLI '- ff : f f, N I x -X ' z ' 2 ' n 3 ' if , V vow? I A F 1 Wes Bair Rog Schewe Bob Payne MARINES Chuck Swanson X Hal Alswag r Gary Mzller Jun Deg-usha A1 Felch turns his back on opposition. Ken Marbes all accounted for tallies. Felch paced the attack with three trips to pay-dirt and better than nine yards per try, while Jim Marineau was outstanding in the defense department. The squad lost the services of Captain Jim Derusha because of a back injury. MARINETTE VS. EAU CLAIRE The Purple and White blasted the unbeaten Old Abes 32-13 for the second win of the season. Deadlocked 13-13 at half-time the Marines took full control in the third and fourth periods. Quar- terbacking by Wes Bair, touchdowns by Felch and Pazdera, and a goal line catch by Bob Payne proved to be the deciding factors. John Kunesh played a great defensive game as Marinette's entire line completely stalled the invaders. Roger Schewe can't be stopped. IR ge Fc rtyfizne Ii's that I-'elch again. MARINETTE VS. WEST ALLIS CENTRAL Marinette returned home, the victor, over Coach Stiehm's old alma mater, West Allis Central. They came out on the better end of a 20-0 score to rack up their third straight win of the year. Pazdera led the scoring parade by scampering twice for tallies in a game which featured an eighty yard kickoff return. Good offensive and defensive power was shown as Marinette kept the game well in hand. Don Stepniak also scored to climax another drive. MARINETTE VS. TOLLESTON Four in a row was the cry as the Marine gridmen defeated Tolleston of Indiana 20-6. Hal Als- wager played a bang-up game at end by catching a touchdown pass as well as displaying good defensive work. Gotcha! F I The Stiehm Rollers were really rolling as Felch racked up two more with quarterback Wes Bair convertng. The last period proved to be a slam-bang affair with lots of thrills. MARINETTE VS. ESCANABA Marinette kept the victory wagon rolling by blanking the Eskymo eleven 39-0. The first half featured terrific llne play as the Marines ground out a 26-0 score. Pazdera. the outstanding runner, scored three times and racked up a classy 10.9 yard average. The second half was injury and flareup time, together with a great aerial battle. Line-backer John Kunesh provided a thrill and the f.nal touchdown on a 65 yard gallop on an Eskymo pass interception. MARINETTE VS. MENOMINEE Our Purple and White gridders ended the season in a burst of pigskin glory by blanking their across-the-river arch iivals 18-0. High tension and injuries made it extremely difficult for both teams, but the fighting Marines rolled over all Maroon obstacles. In Marinette's m'ghtiest defensive play of the year, the team displayed tremendous blocking and tackling, and held the highly rated Maroons to a scant 23 yards. Bob Pazdera again featured in the scoring. The fleet half-back swept the enemy line for 23 yards and 2 yards for touchdowns. Jerry Balthazor booked another one on a ten yard heave from Wes Bair. This was the Marines' sixth straight win of the year and their second successive victory in the M and M classic. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They 7 Clintonville 33 34 Nathan Hale, West Allis 7 32 Eau Claire 13 20 West Allis Central O 20 Gary Tolleston 6 39 Escanaba 0 18 Menominee O A Marine breaking through 3 ,Y . ., ,Lit R J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM Front row-W. Johnson, D. Benson, W. Traxel, D. Lauersdorf, R. Peterson, D, Pichette, D. Wagner, R. Walk, R. Peanoskx R Olson, R. Baumgarten. Row ZWJ. Kuhlman, R. Balthazor, G. Tollifson, J. Hansen, J. Wisner, D. Langlois, R, Beattie, D. Waugus. R. Cook, E. Rose C. Sievert. Row 3-H. Lindstrom, G. Sherman, R. Perkins, E. Therriault, R. Worm. R. Peters, T. Kaufman, J, Messenger, R. Vista, R, Lue kovu J. hll'lSl'Cl 'JJ O 2 T fs EZ' 5' is .na 55 F15 'U 354' 1 ,,, . Q P Fu. BU Q D- V3 rr O 3 FU z fb 5 O F F Z3 F, 72' 2 no 2 E Q- 1 97 F 0 2 W 5 F F' ve 2 5 C 5 of E G3 E C7 Z nw Z J. V. FOOTBALL In preparation for varsity duty, the Junior Varsity, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Schinski, compiled one win, a tie, and two losses for the sea- son. The coach of the Freshman Junior Varsity Was Mr. William Joslin. J. V. SEASON RECORD Marinette 39 Peshtigo Marinette 13 Wausaukee Marinette l2 Escanaba Marinette 0 Menominee Page Fifty-Two . M N: - ' fv J fl 533, fx:- f 2'-L X 4y,Y-, .. ,.,,.l 'I COLOR SQUADS Front rovx-W. Reinke, R. Lincifrom. A. K:-lm, lvl, Miller. G. Raygo, D. Jackson. J. Fecil, W. Pearson L. Seiunsky. K, Nylund. Row 2-R, Ames, D. Hansen, L. Jessup. W. Johnson. D. Willan, A, Joy, D. Phillips. A, Miller, G. Therrieaul' J. McVanf'. Row 3-Mr. Comeaux, R. Rose. K. Wziliei, J. Eggener, D, Mudrak, M. Alswager. D. Berg. E, Ouellette. R. Swanson, Mr. Brockmzin. Row 4--R, Christian, W. Caylor. R. Farr. L, Dausev. J. Collins, W. Engler, R. Cardin. L. Ross, D. Squier, J. Hanson, B. Krause. WORKING Tl-IEH2 WAY UP COLOR SQUADS The color squads started their football careers under the direction of Coaches Comeaux. Brockman. Schuchart. and Krum- heuer. Approximately fifty players turned out. Much time was spent learning the basic fundamentals. l:lockin'5 and tackling The squad was divided into two groups. the lights, and the heavier. Each group played three intra-squad games. The scores were all close. indicating that the teams were well matched. 'li 1 4 I xx S cg' f Ns . . 12 ,X fl , WW , il J jlflfjl' . M I fi H V Uk 4 LJ l. . A-J w4l'L' , lf, -L' Jing, ff x My ., 'gui ff 'L .J swf' bliujil 1 fl. J, ' -af' V Q yzige Fi1'ty-Three ,i, - iff' OI' l .1 ,I - Z 5 'A-.? VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row-F. Rondeau, R. Kloida, R. Beattie, W. Bair, R, Champeau, J. Kusnierz, R. Payne. Row 2--Conch Basler, S, Heath, R. Schewe, J. Derusha. R. Benoit, K. Panzram, K. HOC.ilI1'l. K, Covert, Manager. BASLEI2'S BOYS MARIN E BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SHAWANO Coach Bruce Basler's cagers. opening against the Shawano Indians, got off to a slow start by dropping the contest 52-33. Junior guard Ken Hocking led the Marine point-makers with 10 points. all of which were field goals. OCONTO The Marines lost a close one to the Bluedevils in a nip-and-tuck battle. 52-50 on the Oconto home court, Jerry Kusnierz led the Marinette invaders with 13 points and Jim Derusha chipped in 11. SEYMOUR The Baslermen won the third contest against the Seymour quintet on the long end of a 58-48 Count. The contest was close but Marinette kept control on the Seymour court. Page F1 fix-Four BASKETB Name Jim Derusha Wes Bair Ken Hocking Ken Panzram Jerry Kusnierz Bob Champeau Roger Schewe Bob Benoit Ray Kloida Sandy Heath Bob Payne Francis Rondeau Roger Beattie ALL POINTS Points 225 186 170 113 79 62 42 30 23 16 9 7 6 NIAGARA The Badgers , always deadly on their home floor, topped the Marines 58-41. A second quarter lapse spelled the down- fall. Jim Derusha led both teams with 18 tallies. PESHTIGO A high scoring last quarter climaxed Marinette's second win and the first setback for the Bulldogs . Wes Bair was the point-getter for the local five with 13 points, as the final buzzer sounded on a 48-42 score. LOURDES Marinette posted a convincing win over the Shamrocks . 58-33. with a touch of the old sprit and plav. The entire squad saw action with Bair and Kusnierz racking up 13 points each. EAU CLAIRE The Old Abes downcd the Mar nes 69 43 n a fast leigh paced contest A 25 6 marein n the first quarter proved too hard to overcome for the Mar1nette cagers Hocking and Derusha held scorlng honors with 15 and 14 points respectix elv HW! fffifl V! f' A welcome relief af Bob Payne WEST ALLIS Hale bowed to the Ma 11116 qumtct 63 46 and brought the team average to an even 000 Leading at half time they malntained full control Ban itcked up 16 points for the cvenmg OCONTO The purple and white iex enged their earlier defeat bv tripp ng up the Bluedev ils 50 33 in the Marine gym Jumping to an early lead they held lt all evening Jim De iusha captured scoring honors with 19 points TWO RIVERS The Ra ders gettlng off to a fast start edged the Ma 11nes 60 57 in another close contest Big Jim Derusha col lectcd 15 points and Hockmg, lacked up 13 for Marinettes best efforts Page Flft Fixc 1 . - Q i ' - K, . . . . Y M. 1 Y as an 7 - ,ff A . . .Q , 2 ' .- ' .WA A I C diff ' LL ' 77 . V . . 1 1 ,f RV ' ' sl - ' Vu I 1 - - 3 I Y . ' . - X f , . 7 .ff - 5 - V- so 3 11 ' ,I Q V ,ff 1 . l I ' ' i A . . I 1 . , ' A ' ' '. - f , ' 15,1114 T4 nf 'ff' f 'UW' '- 1 ff' ,f,',f,129f V' fda.,-fit 1 1 xy ,Mx If 1' Va 111' ' ' V- I ' f is ,V If y n ,, 'i v', . I . y- .U PESHTIGO Again the Bulldogs proved to be jinxed by the Marines as they suffered their second loss of the season to the Marinette five. 49-38. De- rusha led the locals with 15 points. while team-mate Ken Panzram added 12. LOURDES The Marine five beat out an overtime Win, 51-42, over the scrappy 'fShamrocks, in one of the fightingest games of the season. Trailing, Mari- nette closed the gan and fin- ally triumphed. Wes Bair netted 13 points and Panzram totaled 12. MENOMINEE Twin city fans saw the Marines defeat their Maroon rivals. 51-40, to boost Mari- nette's average to 50 points per game. Panzram and De- rusha shared scoring laurels with 12 points apiece. Roger Schewe Page Fifty-Six ff g Wes Bair Q 'J .lu I i Q gf It's anybody's ball. SHAWANO The Indians proved the Marine jinx still existed as they defeated the 'tpurple and white cagers, 50-47 in a close contest. Bair rampaied for 23 points for the seasonis top individual effort. MENASHA The Menasha sqi'ad's high- geared second half proved too much for the Marines as the Jays,' retained their state Big Sixteen title as the re- sult of a 63-49 score. Derusha lcd both teams with 16 points. PLYMOUTH Time Marines conquered the Plymouth five with 10 points to spare. as Marinettes regular seascn dxew to a close. Hocking was high scorer with 13 points as the final score stood 52-42. MENOMINEE Again the zic1'oss-the-river rivals suffered defeat at thc hands of the Marines by a close marein. 37-35. Big Jim Derusha nlzinked in 13 points to climaf' Marinette's regular season play. Ray Kloida Bob Champeau makes Iwo points for ihe Marines. X7 1, 1 1 1 Jim Derusha TOURNAMENT The Marines readied them- selves for the Regional W.I.- A.A. Tournament with a ten won-seven lost record. The Marinette aim was again the site of the elimination and ehampionshp games. In the first contest Mari- nette defeated Peshtigo for the third straight time this year by a 48-34 count. Veter- ans Jim Derusha and Wes Bair led the Basler quintet wth 13 and 10 points respec- tively. In the second round, the Marines defeated Oconto 49- 32. Juniors Ken Hocking, Jer- ry Kusnierz. and Ken Panz- ram copped scoring honors with 14 points for Hook , and 10 points eac'1 for his mates. Marinette was fin a l l y brought to a halt in its bid for state honors as they were dumped in the last round by S h a W a n o. The final gun sounded on a 33-40 score. end- ing a terrific contest. Hock- ing with 12 pvints and Wes Bair with 10 points were Marinette's scoring bests for the evening which put the cap on another vear of basketball ill. 1'ui.gv I-'i!'ty-Srfvcri H x I f J ' x xx T XJ X l K. 1 J. V. BASKETBALL ,Front row-VT. Wallfred, W. Waugus, R. Raygo, R. Lueskow. R. Peterson, D. Georgalan, P. Boyer. 'How 2-Coach Joslin. RA Pichctte, P. Thomsen. C. Voskamp, K Ziemann, R. Baumgartcn. R, Meyer, R. Perkins. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lThe Marinette Junior Varsity. coached by Mr. William Joslin. opened their season at Shawano. dropping the session, 37-29. The following week, a hot Oconto team took the measure of the Junior Cagers, 47-22. N 'Seymour became the J. V.'s first victory when the Marinette lads found the hoop for 58 points to 21 for the!Seymour five, Tom Wallfred topped the Marinette scoring column with 18 points. x 5 1 5 x s y l Big Paul Thomsen goes high for a score. Page Filly-Eiglit The Junior Marines made it two victories in a row, when they traveled to Niagara. Ronnie Meyers and Tom Wallfred. with sixteen and fourteen points respectively paced the 43-39 victory. Coach Joslin's cagers now on the victory road swamped Peshtigo 52 26 Scoring honors were fairlx dixided with Chuck Voskamp getting 16 points In a defensixe game with Lourdes the purple and white lads rang up a 41 to 11 score The Marinette squad then evened the score with Oconto by soudly defeat ng the Bluedevils 55 37 The Marines were never threatened throughout the entire game Two Rix ers stopped the J V xictory string with a 41 39 score A last quarter rally over came the slim Marinette margin of three points to hand Marinette their third defeat For the second time Peshtigo fell to the stronger Marinette quintet this time by a 35 25 core Paul Thomsen and Ronnie Meyers lead the attack with twelxe and eleven points respec tively Marinette again walloped the Lourdes five 50 20 Tom Wallfred and Paul Thomsen collected fourteen and thirteen points respectively The record books were rewritten after the Menominee game which saw Marinette scoring a iecord 62 points to 45 for Menominee Ronnie Meyers totaled twentv s X points as Marinette topped the Shawano Indians 52 43 Paul Thomsen tossed in 19 points to take scoring honors A strong Menasha squad outlasted Marinette s fourth quarter drive to win 49 40 In their last two games of the season Marinette defeated Ply mouth and Menominee bv 46 38 and 55 47 scores 1 espectix elv The Sophomore team of 1950 1951 set a vear scoring mark with 680 points in fifteen games The three top scorer were Ronnie Meyers with 151 po nts Tom Wallfred with 122 points and Paul Thomsen with 105 points 421 7l Ace rebounder Chuck Voskamp nabs another High scoring Pai Boyer makes two pomts despite close guarding Pg if Nmc 1 - v U v - . Y . Y. . . . . . . ,. r r U ' f , . ' N ' , , 7 1 ni ' H - 1 nf ' ' . V Q V. . . - 4 - . . . . . . , V - S ' . , ' - , ' . N . I ' I Ll ' 97 ' ' ' 7 ' . . - 1 Q .. - - A ' ' r L A 1 V . . . f 5 zu 1- '1 ty-.' Pam blxtx -vc hx 1 'cg FRESHMAN BASKETBALL hovx 1 R Redstrom J Krueger G Martz D Kallqulst K Del sk1 C Slevert T Angleharf S Nelson Row 2 R Walk D Mevels J Hanson D P1chette R Baum arten D Langlols R Peters Rovx 3 H Dahl D Pazvnskl D Wagner R Seguln J Mevers FRESHMAN BASKETBALL They may be young but just you 8 Walt m two vears thev ll be play ' ' mg varslty Keep your eye on them and watch them develop Who? Why Mr Lloxd Harmons freshman basketball players Thev had a good 1950 51 season and have gamed valuable knowledge and ex perlence of the game to use next 1 year 1 ef 'if 1.1-Q ,4 K s. , X .1 f 1 1' 1' f-if .DDQ I t l ,Wim-fl Q. 5. ' . 155 Q il gli 3 :A I 'Y ' i ' J , Y X-.1 Q' V i 3 in A ' jzi . J J K 9534 iff 1 flag! , pl , J ...V 4 A p L: 1 Q 4, K if X 7 e V 9 J 1 ' A J 127. J ' e l l '1,1 , ., .. , ,Y iw 5 V br my X g W C. . Y A .,isX X ts, .' W, ls I .,,' . . rl, . 'f .xx -Q TENNIS if' Ke1th Gulse serves 'lil bulfiinvm r-A n.muau-tw: Ez' This follow through 15 part of Kents good form The tenms team was kept busv th1s year W1th twelxe meets These were obtamed by play mg on a home and home b3S1S The slx teams pl yed were Menomlnee Green Bay West Escan aba Peshtlgo Two RIVGFS and Lourdes Three veterans returned from last years team They were Tom Wallfred Ke1th GUISG and Kent Zlemann The tennls teams coach Mr Alden Krumheuer also orgamzed a Junlor squad for the seventh e1ghth and nmth graders The purpose of thls squad was to msure the school of better teams 1n the future x t, f wr. A- ' ' f ,Wax ,MM v A 3. N . 4 'x....i 1 - , , , a y 1- W . . ., A , ,I 1 1 V , ' I eo. fr Y VM . V , f ' 'rf 1l'lQ,,L','L'. ' , . , I A , .-1 . H. my ,y,Vv?.5,,4A ' ' ' 7 ' ' M 0 M.. ' ,, . I 5.4.5, M A , 4 4 - ' vg,.f,,,.1 V V A- v .,......t ,n,7,, .. .,, I -7 1,5 -,vt W' ,, , '- . . , - . . . . Y ' . - U , - G v 1 ' y v 1 - , . . - Q 1 . . , . . . . . , 1 v - in-:E ak 'un-an Bob Pazdera Shotput Charles Scholtz Hxgh1ump TRACK The Track Team under the gu1dance of Mr R E Gauerke prepared for the season wlth two major goals m Slght On thelr schedule was the reglonal meet at Menasha and the mvlta tlonal meet at Oconto Falls Veterans from both the fleld and track events were on hand as the team got an early start Wlth begmmng practlces held mdoors if um Bob Champeau Pole vault Page SlXtX Tu o XXX h , f,-X X. T 4 5 1 AWJHQ ' ' N , iw, i f f I 1 lf to - t ' .swf .3 Q , ff , A ,f f ', Y, , ,sf Y A K ,.. ..aea':.:,w, if I ' Us 4 , . . . , EiivLvgw:JQ,s W r? ., M , - ' a T f of 21-gvfIw2,.iY'1f-: ffl? ' , ' f Ju'flT'g ' ffiiiwffpr' A lx .. , lm, at , , . 'Eli-' 5 D , As ,, ,. C l - V'-wang if , 1 1 I m K efH!f4'Um tt Y , fx Q 1 4 X- Q x . 'Q T 515 News WOQK IN INDUSTRY f 1 y y ,Qa.4.9Z4-UQ-N ZS M,.7,bv-4-w7'54-Q4w,,,Q?4C-,-fa Wye jf-14,7 QL-..Mx,,,1q,!b,,y.,,x IL,.,4-I ref tv-,,fnfQ'Sl,M VWWLU' 'O JJWVKQFWJQMXNI Qual QA'-g 9,45cQ'0-cQ,fg9C'Uu45o9L,1u WQLQQM X ' 1 Pages ,Fourbu GJ-av'-LXEf9f-fx-x6-f,4W.QbQl MQW' QW 3 A V WNRTM. ' .. morale is 't lf ' . Eply pt pt' td lpjb t'f t' d lt. I ' ' I sa' 0-6 1 MW I ' 4740-F ' 'FN r. ' ' X s QQ vv- . Jxvlq , x i 8- 1 a'- v-A X ' . K , 0477? ,- . O. 1 - A f f fp- X W - X I ACTIVITIES exif? E if Ria ti. at 2555553 IN SCHOOL, students are given the op- portunity to participate in activities which teach them to cooperate with others. These relationships tend to develop self-reliance. and appreciation of another's ideas Page Sixty-Five BCDOKS - A GATEWAY TQ Tl-IE PAST ,viizif ZZ: ., Q . A A W gg, ! A , LIBRARY COUNCIL Ixont rom E Baker S Johnson M Strahl J John on J Holmbexg C, Martz J Cook A OLean M Wolie IN Ben amm M Duer Row 2 L Chmela N Smlth T Barnes N Arendt M Nxcklaus 'NI T Schmex E Qappmgton J Graby N Aagaard D McPherson N Kleman M Camexon B Qoderboxg C Lambs B Krueger LIBRARY COUNCIL Cale-fully fxllng cards shelvmg books and studymg references were a few of the manx tasks that kept the members of Llbrarv Counc 1 busy Under the dlrectlon of MISS Bruce Xauous commlttees arranged attractlxe dxsplaxs on the bulletln board and 1n the l1bIdIX lol speclal OCCHSIOHS such as Chrlstmas and Book Week Wlth C1ar1ce Martz Pres1dent Nancy Benjamln V1ce Presldent Janet Cook Secre tarv and June Johnson Treasurer as off1cers the club ended the Xear w1th thexr an nual sprlng breakfast at Henes Park In Junlor Llbrarv Councll under the leadershxp of Mrs Kobersteln manv of these students had FpC91V6d earller experlence bx haung charge ofthe Readmg Room -L45 ful-4 A., fl- -I-. Ns Q N. ov- 4. 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JUNIOR Sl IPINQF Cl JB xx 1xx 2 .1 1 11 1 fl JUNIOR I-IIGI-I SCIENCE CLUB JL1111111 Hlgh Sclence Club was 1e1111gf11111Qd thw xc.11 to make 11 Z1 sQl111l1sI Q Qlub All mgmbms XV6163 1cqu11ed to mamtz1111 an A 111 P uc .me tI11c1ugI111ut Il Q xc II IILEIS chosen HLUJICIINEJ, to then sdwlasuc 1c1t111,, wus B ll 111111141 P1u1clc11I l11ss Popku Seuetdxx and M1ke Cc1llm5 T1ea5u1e1 Donna Kmgsion Mary LaPo1n!e FORENSICS MQLI1 cam Q Id 1 11111 LXILITIIJUI IINJJLIS Ihdkllllff 1ll pl11sL 111 thc Pfllfll 1111Q111m 111 11111 IJ must 1,11 llltfl tl1L IDILPAIQA 11111 the t111L11s L 111111 st M11 15.11 111 5Ll11111l s 11511 'Xl11111Q 1 1 hr1stt11md11x fJll'lLI schools as ex sp1111s111ul th su c contnst X DANCE BAND Rcw 2 'Vlr Allota R Kall UlSt J Stlnn H Schlelhs R Cork J Doxle W D 9111 H Na 6 DANCE BAND Modern hght swmg muslc was the spec1al1ty of the Dance Band Announclng themselves w1th the stralns of Summert1me they presented thelr verslons of many popular p1eces at two very enjoyable assembly programs Th1s has been the second year of the band s exlstence under the d1rect1on of Mr Freder1ck Ahota Offlcers of the club were Presldent D1ck Cook Secretary Pat Graunke and Treasurer Bette Severson In the vocal spots were Barbara Kamps Sandxa Banescu and Tom Peters They performed Wlth the band at many CIVIC functlons OUtS1de of school STRING QUAIQTET Four talented mem bers from the orchestra accompamed by Janet Cook made up the Strmg Quartet They are a fa1r ly new OI'gaH1Zat1Ol'1 but have done exceedmgly well under the gmdance of Mrs Marv Jane Malm Stadt The1r ma1n a1m was enterlng the Sprmg Mus1c Festn al w h er e thev were rated among the best STRING QUARTET Page Sxxtx Enght M Strahl, R Veek, J Cook. J Schroeder B Enstrom 4 T E xl ' f ,l 1 .. M fl M 'lf ' 51.3 L KH! X H ' fx . . 4. . 1 H 1 . '57 S 3 S ,,. . 3? rl ' 'M' A Row 1-P. Graunke, K. Exworthy, B, Se-verson. J. Holmberg. B. Bastian, A. Behrens. A. Rom. 1' -l . ' . . . wr, . . J. . j. . ,.Is.k. Q . Y . . . . - . . . H . ,, . . . 9 . I Y , Q . . . . ' . ' 1 ' , ' 4 . 9 - S N u ' Q . . V . 3 'Af -...-rf' TRIPLE TRIO Bvlane B Kumn N1 Dax olmson K Sc mc IX Jenskx P G1 nmkc 0 muuxcc 'N I1 'IIN ll H n on TRIPLE TRIO Nxnc loxelx XOICCS Jolned togethcl to create our Tllple l'11o Lnde1 the capable dlI'6LLl0l1 O1 M155 Maw Jeanne Welke1 thev presented thelr ITlGl0dlOLlb llllC1p'Cl3l.1OI1S at many school a nd CIX 1C affdlrs BOYS QUARTET Not to be outdone bv the ,lllb the bovs albo contrlbuted then blt to muexc appreclatlon 1n MHS The Boys Quartet blended very harmon ously togethel to Que us, 1end1t1ons of both old tlme and current favorltes, Guv Johneon accompanled them 1- M94 BOY9 QUARTET Felch G Nxlle T Poten J DCFUS1 Pa Q Sxtx Xue H: K I lc? 'J 4.1 .. -3 -QQ' -,f W7 M, ', . f ll, S. J .' . T. .'-l ll, 1. J, Nt- f.' Boi '.C ' . . . 1 . Y 1 K . ' ' . ' ' . y 1 . ' y' . . ' . -I I U-' . . w ,- ' ' . ' .' ' ' ' J l A . I 1 ' V . 1 ' ' . X . 1 , 4 .' 4 EH, . igfxlfg. 1 1 ..,, ' M! I 1 . a' ' f M, J f R A, ' , . I' r, . . qla. 1 1 Strike up the Bond BAND Front Row F. Miller. M. Graham, J4 Brooks. N. Kleman, N. Lufke. C. Schncll. A. J. Peter un. K. Bell. T. Barnes. Row 2- D. Locke, G, Smith, D. Georgalan. M. Maske, M. Ouellette. M. E. Faucett. S. Maskc, C, LaPerrierc. G. Weber. L. Nelson. A. Rom. A, Behrens, E, Miller. B. Bastian, B, Severson. ne : 4 CA? YJ 3 O W P .. D7 5 U1 W' FU ? r- U7 2 - 6 3 if P' E SJ 3 UI ,. N KL r' P' L-' GJ '71 O 3 P' F rn 3 D. 'T ai 4 ? I 5 E. Ti 'B U P' H DJ Q. U. '2 f xL4 E C F' !1 9 E r' B. Renaud, S. Olson. M. Munson. J. Redstrom, W. Traxel, J. Strom. ROW 4 VV. LLIHCI. R. Lueskow, G. Goddard. Mr. Emmons. E. Orsett, R. Kallquist. W. Madsen, K. Delaski. J. Katz, B. Soda-rbnrfl T. St. Yves. V. Carlson, J. Holmes. SENIOR BAND One of the most fascinating departments of school life is the Senior Band. One can hardly pass by without hearing many varied and beautiful sounds coming from the class room and the yarious practice rooms. The band is under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Kenneth Emmons. It is a large and well balanced organization consisting of sixty-five students. The Senior Band displayed the true Marine spirit by appearing at all home football games. putting on between-half programs and performing excellently at Escanaba. where they went for their out-of-town trip. Appearing at the basketball games they added much to the enjoyment of the games for everyone. The band had a full and successful schedule. which included the Christmas concert. performing with the other organizations of the Music Department: paradesg and the all important Music Festi- val. held in Oconto this year. To assist Mr. Emmons. the band elected a corp of officers who were: President. Ken Hocking: Vice-President, Dino Georgalang Secretary, Carol Schnellg Student Director. Dick Cook: and Majorette. Joan Eland. Page Sevcnt y X11 A Z , W A -. Q XX- 1 4 ,jj Af Q . , 'f f' Am . ' :X x' X' ' ,. ' x -, l N, , 4 'AN ' Y 19 , fr' IE .19 'f' 1 L' U ls 7 cr ' ' 1 A 1 an W? f -Q wwf' X 9 ,X - lu V . iv, . 24 V r F , -M-Q h A I s' X ' X4 .if L X Y It 4X I ig W fx ,Mas j X rl x N g A X ,. ,aff 7 Q' 1, rl K ' , , , X, -X ' L4 LW! K? LJQV 53 RW J' 'Q ,: I A ' ef f ,-if 'VK-he :Q ,J,,.' Al' sq ,XX -E K Q S A ,tw 1 X Q ', 'V' V--Ll 'J gg Q -,J H m M . , we, -' I if '4 0' swift I 1 A Q J? W ' NW in The sweetness of ORCHESTRA Front row-Margaret Strahl, R. Veek, B. Frink, J. Schroeder. G. Martz. G, Miller, Row 2-M. Duer, A. O'Leary, B. Stewart, G. Kronquist. J. Walk, M. LaPointe. Row 3-L. Baker, P. Mueller, C, Johnson, Marilyn Strahl, N. Aagaard. B. Enstrom, D. Grant, S. Kronqurst Kronquist, M, Thull, R. Hansen, R. Gerend, ORCHESTRA To those students especially interested in the music of string instruments, the op- portunities offered by the Marinette High School orchestra were numerous. The orches- tra has grown and developed under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Jane Malmstadt. until this year there were forty-six members. Working with the other musical organizations of the school, two splendid concerts were presented, the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The orchestra also presented a select program for a radio broadcast during National Education Week. Thev furnished music for the Junior and Senior Class plays and added the final touch to the Baccalaureate service. The orchestra entered the annual Spring Music Festival and because of their excel- lent performance were rated highly by the judges. Officers of the organization for the preceding year were: Concert Mistress Margaret Strahl. Presidentg Ruth Veek, Vice-Presidentg and Margaret Duer. Secretary. Seventy -Two symphonic stroins f, is ORCHESTRA R K ' ow 4-V. Hdmblen, R. K ll 1 t W. L T. B. . . . ' ' N 5 ? X a qus. und. qrnm, K Bell, B Sexerson, D. Locke, F, M1.1er, M. Graham. K. Exworthv, G. Enstrom. W. Johnson. Row 5-J. Strom, R. Eastman. R. Cook. C. Schnell, M Ouellette. L, Nelson. Rehearsal Break Page Seventy-Three The height of gurls othletncs A front row J Nast B Enstrom S Maske A Keller M E Faucett Row 2 A Schroeder B Buchrnan C Parkm on S Dlllett .I LaFond Row 3 'VI Flfarek S Hanson J Eland S Muller E Parker 'VI Nlcklaus 1 Page Sex enty Four Stnke' GAA As each Th1rd Thursday rolled around the Glrls Athletlc ASSOCIHTIOH held 1ts meetmgs under the leadersh1p of Mlss Mary Koehne She was as slsted by an able corps of offlcers who were Marx Ellen Faucett Presldent Joan Eland Vxce Presldent Joan Nast Secretary Tre surer and Student Coun Cll Representat Xe Joan Eland Teams for xolleyball basketball and baseball were orgamzed and ex erv member d1d h1S utmost to l1V6 up to the G A A standards of leadershlp sportsmanshlp character and sklll Members who lu ed up to these standards 1n ex ery respect WSIS awarded Wlth an M at the end of the year The 1n1t1at1on whlch IS known to be the clubs most enjoyable and h1lar1ous occaslon was held as usual at the begmnmg of the second term . . , . ,, Q X 9 A, V 1 if 1 l, , - 3' -A Q L 5 R 3 l ' -N 2 4,5 Q k 1 4 Y S ' 9 ' 1 . 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V . . .1 ... , b' 1 - 'V ' r 1 The Mind ond Body ot Work M4 f 'NI CLUB r 1 Ban K L11 Pc IS R Paldc R Klolda A Feleh x Del 1 aa G M1 lex A Blanche-tte ru 3 K Lnhug' K wnnam R X L D Lumud P Boxu 1' fig 9 X L f Hungry Athletes ,pm M CLUB Coach Howard Stlehm supervlsed M Club Wh1Ch lb an organ17at1on of boys who haxe been outstandmg 1n athletles and haxe earned letters AS51St1HQ h'm were offleers Jlm Derusha Presl dent Wes Ban Vlce Presldent Bob Pazdera Seeretarx and Tom Peters Treasurer The members of thxs organlzatlon Wllllllgh gaxe tlme and energv to further manv school ae tlV1tlCb The moves of the football games that mam of xou saw and enjox ed were made posslble bx M Club Thex sponsored then annual dance lftex the M 84 M basketball game and sold re freshments at the basketball tournament As a flnal aetlxltx thex entertamed the men of the fzcultx at a pxcmc Page Sex entx Vu e CHOIR Front row-N. Beniamin. M. Jesky, M. Marcek, M. Wolfe, H. Hemminger, B. Wentink, D. Yucnger, B. Wickman, F. Malinowski, B. Zcratsky. K, Landerman. J. Clermont, D. King Row 2--S. Johnson, B. Kamps, H. Hammes. J. Johansson, G. Martin, D. Cecil. R. Baumgartcn, F. DeChambeau. R. Shaw, E. Haller, C. Hansen, G. Eneedal. Row 3- -M. Krueger, M. Kollath, M, Haines, I. Knudson M. Fifarck, E. Sappington, C. Bair. R. Junco, F. Rynish, K. Christensen, M. Dahl, J. Dishaw, M. Belaire. Row 4'-M. Leitzkc. M, Harper. C. Hanzel, J. Johnson. G, Johnson, G. Miller, R. Boncham, T. Peters, D. Oakwood, R, Sherwood, P. Westohal, C, Schnell, P, Graunke. MIXED CHOIR Mixed Choir. under the direction of Miss Mary Jeanne Welker, gave many praise-worthy per- formances throughout the year. Their program of activities included the traditional pre-Christ- mas caroling in the halls and the Christmas Concert. They again displayed their talents at the Spring Concert and the fund-raising concert before the festival. D The choir was made up of a combination of fifty-seven male and female voices, including Sopranos, altos. tenors and basses. Guy Johnson. with his artistic interpretations, very ably ac- companied the choir. Page Seventy-Six f 2 I The Big Four Piano H 4 Quartet p r e - ' sented a spe- ci a l student assembly. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A pleasing blend of alto, second, and first soprano voices, comprised the Girls' Glee Club. un- der the direction of Miss Mary Jeanne Welker. Appearing in formals for the first time since robes were purchased. the girls made a striking appearance as well as performing magnificently at the Fall concert. A new feature added this year to the Christmas Concert was caroling from the balcony. which contributed much to the beauty and success of the performance. The finale for the group was their participation in the music festival at Oeonto. GLEE CLUB Front row---N. Benjamin. B. Liska, V. Friedland, M. Jensky. J. MeVane. M. A. Mareek, M. Faucett. G. Wood, R, Pfalfl, J. Sandberg. M. Raygo. P. Pinegar. C. Sladky. S. Prudhomme. R. Teiber, M. Sandberg. B, Sindler. K. Landerman. How 2-S. Johnson. B. Kamps. S. Bane-scu. D. Yuenger. M. Zimmer. M. Lange, G. Martin. T. Linczeski. S. Christensen. P, Knudson, J. Weitman, B. Linczeski, S. Arts. M. Hendman, F. Malinowski, R. Behnke. B, Zeratskv, J. Peters. Rov: 3-IVI.Jol1ns0n, V. Landerman, B. Remane. M. W0l1'e.L.. Smith. J. Forrest. B. Wentink, O, Goodle, E. Gould, N. Arendt. N. Smith, A. Westphal, J. Dishaw, M. Dahl, M. Plautz. G. Swanson. G. Kalm, M. LaPointe, A, Grenier. G. Engedal. D. King. Row 4-C. Kinne, M, Evancheck. E. Sappington, J. Johnson. M. J. Schiner. M. Mayo. M. Harper. C. Harizel, M. Fifarek. C. Schewc. J. Fast. B, Oakwood, E. Parker. F. Forstrom. P Westphal. R. Sherwood, C. Schnell. V. Paul. B, McMahon. P. Grnunke. M. Strahl, M. Nicklaus. JUNIOR PROM Younger Than Sprlngtlme was just how all the couples felt as they danced to the muslc of Joe Berendson and hls orchestra on the enchanted even ng of Apxll twenty e1ghth To add to the troplcal mood hut tunes from the stage show South Paclflc were plax ed thxoughout the mght QW Pat Wesiphal looks forward to the evemng ahead Ken Hockmg says The prom requxres a whxte shlrt and new he Page Sex entv Elght U . . ,, . . I ' as 5 as ,- - - - ' A L A L ' ' Q ' , an - ' YY y , ,Q 1 4? M Z4gg LL,g! , mhz., ' . gl ei' ,li , Vail . WF, '1 , .1-f',,.5 I 'H t A Q W flag L auf I Q ' nwa- I . . ,, . 1 . - - H . SOUTH PACIFIC JUNIOR PRGM ,wi W If J iff Corbons, Copy, ond Cutlines. W gen 3 Dwha se d ST AY? Ny Y6Qlen1x'g1ILx.W0 B H NKPSRXNE wx aflexlsommnafxg R 0 Y D Hiagearviie 'fe B- Kel veils opml ffl 00 399133 OYXQE onax-Q xl YOV' ala 5 R be X00 2 Fdafe 30W 3 Nl ROW MARINER For the latest ln news and VIEWS of M H S one needs onlv to plck up a copy of the Marlner to be mformed about sports styles soc1alfunct1ons and scho1ast1c ach1evements AdV1Sed by Mr W1l11am Jones a new comer th1s year the staff dld an excellent Job of brlnglng us news of the school and ln presentlng new ldeas As edltor of the paper Stuart Lang had fmal student volce on all pollcy matters and read all cc py The asslstant ed1tor Margaret Kollath assumed the dut1es of the edltor 1n h1s absence and also read all copv News Edltor Nancy Benjamln asslgned news stor1es and copy read and marked stor1es Ray Leonard and Charles Tebo sports edltors made up the ent1re sports page and ass1gned stor1es The humor sectlon was wrltten by Ruth Sherwood and 1n charge of feature copy was Barbara Kamps At the head of c1rculat1on was Sandra Johnson exchange Mona Belalre make up Mary Marcek Page Ex htx A - gr 4 , Q A 1' 1 V, 7? J I ' Af N. M . ,I if ,X I ff S' . ff f l H ' 7: , JI 4' 54 K IQ? Q W? f 54 . 14. . 'L ' 9- ' 0 ' v B. I I ' C. . C . C' an. 9- 2- ra curl? i . t Q, .fig . .., , l K1 ' y ,NY-' . . ., V 7 7 I . 7 I ' , h , y . . . . , . 7 ' 1 7 '- .- ' v 1 ' ' 9 S 7 . . . . 7 . . . , - I 1 ' , . AU Y The Bxg Three Edltor Adv sor and Asst Edltor A Free press Means A Free Nation B111 Stern es at work Remember-deadlme s iomorrow' P1 e Elghtx One Front row WHIPURNETTE STAFF -N. Smith, A. O'Leary, R. Behnke, L, Goldsmith, M. Kruse, C. Martz, L. Harpt, N. Benjamin, E, Baker, M. Cameron Row 2-M. Duer, K, Christensen, G. Kuntz, B. Remane, M. Wolfe, B. Severson, N. Kleman, P. Evancheck, B, Krueger, C. Hansen S. Johnson. Row 3-N. Aagaird, M. Dahl, J, Dishaw, S. Maloney, F. Miller, J. Weber, K. Cahill, B. Wentink, M. Thull, L. Worm, C. Sc-hnell J. Holm erg. Row 4--P. Westphal, G. Kronquist, F. Rynish, R. Junco, S. Lang, K. Covert, T. Peters, K, Guise. E. Strutz, R. Katz, M. Fifarek D. McPherson. WHIPURNETTE Editing. Copy. Photography. Proof. Do those Words hold magic for you. Then. you are well suited for work on the Whipurnette, our school annual. The 1951 Whipurnette is an attempt to present a modern conception of life as it goes on behind the doors of Marinette High. The entire staff has worked hard trying to present a good all-around portrayal in the pages of the annual. It is a long and tedious job requiring the staff to devote a great deal of their time and energy to its completion. Your enjoyment of this yearbook, plus higher standards in school publications were the con- stant objectives of the staff. I Page Eighty-Two Y, i 14 Stuart Lang poses groups for photographer R Sherwood P Evancheck M Duer as emble student photos for 'Hx dlstnbuhon ffiwf ff ,JU Jgwr-r RNETTE STAFF 39 i 'IQAFF ADVERTISING STAFF E to11nch1e Kax Chr C n Mana er Sbnlu Malonex Asslst Edltor Barbara Klue er Stail Maulxn Dahl Marv Ann Cameron Janet Copx Edltors Phvllls Exancheck Webel Jr anne D1bh3W Nancv Kleman Alt Rlchard MOIIJ15 Johnson lVIa11ann Thull Photography Lua Baker Ken Coxert Sports Ells Strut! Stuart Lanf Index Clarlce Martz It BUSINESS STAFF Staff Nancx Benjamln Ann OLeary Bette Manager Laverne Worm Severson Margaret Duer Myra Kruse Staff Carol Schnell Fay Mlller Lo1s Harpt Nancv Aagaard Gordon KfOHqU1St Pat Russell Marlneau Frank RVn1sh Jerome Westphal Donna McPherson Nancy Brezlnskl Reuben Katz Lo1sGoldsm1th Smlth Barbara Remane Edxtor Kay dxrects photographer Idenhfcanon lxsts are typed on the spot by P Evancheck and J Holmberg. Q I .1 y Q it A ' ' 5 ' b KJ - . . . I , n 'N ' -I Q Fxf- kdh ' ' X I fa I . si' dxf-'1 , . e Q!-.,,. , ' - ' T V . O- . ' e4 ,' . , ' 5 K . ' .f ' V7 I LA-A I ' 1 7 ' .1 X A w ' . Joan Holmberg Barbara Johnson. Barbara Liska, Janice w i -- ' . K. ' 1 . -'. I Yin y M r A ' ' , ig, I Y 94 1 7 3 . 'iji' 3 9 K f Seated J Widen C Voskamo M Thull B Jenkins P Rydahl D Georgalan JKtL Sanding P Baines E O1 tt Gucua F Fox tinn R Shaxx H Mum W Sch cake F Hunt Color IS important throughout vour s chool years and later life Be cause this was recognized by a group of talented stu- dents of M. H. S. we have been able to enjoy the many beautful displays which were created by the club during the various holiday seasons. It was the Art Club which gave us the gayly painted w i n d o w scenes and other decora- tions during the Christmas season the many hand- somely designed bulletin board dlsplays and the other touches of color that brightened our school day. Miss Marv Zeratsky and Miss Dagne Hildahl ad- vised them and their offi- cers were: President Bar- bara Wentink' Treasurer. Karl Missbach' and Student C o u n c i 1 Representative Faith Webber. Page Eighty-Four D you have anx stamps to tradeo Have xou seen THIS stamp These comments could be heard ex ery third and fourth Monday ln Mis Swanson s room Under hei supervision the students learned the historx and or igin of stamps and eicam med new stamps when thex weie ieleased The officeis presiding ox er the club for the year were William Jenkins President James W 1 d e n Vice President Dino Georgalan Secretarv Robert Shaw Custodian atedaA. Keller. M, C ok. .I. Hsxoer. 1-'. 'x ebher. B. Wentink. M Fifare , Standing--K. Guiqe, J. Hunt. K. Kjg.-bach. R. Van Ha gen, R. Morois. STAMP CLUB at O y 4 .sq .6 Y U7 D ' 1 - . H . - . 3 . , U L . . .. T - 4 ' V ' V A ' V James Katz, Treasurerg and .V ' Q .K V' . , 'se . P. ', . 's 1 , . ', . ' . o-1 , . 1' . ' ' 9 7 Y ' A 7 y Se 0 x T k . s 'iss 1 f' G HALL MONITORS M Malxnowxskl C Webb N Smlth D Yuen er J McVane V Kxrt J Munch M A Marcek Skor7evnsk1 L Goldsmlth N Gold mxth Fraham G Smith F Miller C Martz R Behnke P Butler T Lmczeskl S Lundbeg B Mahon E Parker S Strom B Oakwood R Jasch Hammes E Haller H Hemmmger E Worm F Webber P Johansson B Bastlan S Maloney Malmstadt. R Veek M Munson R Moroxs Txottler R Feldstem W Svxenson T Brooks M Monroe R Van Hagen G Kuntz R Sherwood Han7el C Scholtz R Leonard A Behrens G Kronrvuxst Front row Rovs 2 c Ron 'Z H Row -l HALL MONITORS Statloned at desks 1n the halls and the corrx dors were the Hall Mon1to1s The1r duty was to gue d1rect1ons to those confused, or to strangers to l1m1t the students passlng through the halls durmg class and to perform cheerfully any other e1rands Whlch were asked of them by the teach ers The Hall Momtors we e under the COITlb1l'16Cl superx 1s1on of Mlss Carmen Savage and Mr Palph Schlnskl Because as such a la fe or gan1zat'on two electe ember n he Student Councll 1nf Offl s wer Richard MOFOIS a me lgnif wt Ml www Fay Mxller returns Gayle Engedals pass Mx' X wa fx X1 W lflfflfkl UNM J ki Pngc Ewhtx up A1 X ug Q MVN Xl J i '--M. 1 , , ' , .',. , . , . , . ' ', , r, . ' fl ' ' , . ' ', . ' , , . ' . ', . , . , ,. , C, 1 ,, ,, , . 1 , . . , x A .. ' - ' ' Q , '1 t t Q ' a 5. wk G , V F ' l ' Q, . 5 - L x l L . 1, f Y . X' 'JV4 A ' ' , . V X fl W f' ' . - lk -X l ll fl l JJ I IJ X JJ XNQXN ki 'X -Tlx 1 AP A Nw i A Q , 1 l ' 5 ' l YW MCC' ' x X- ff l b M xx W RX ,I A XV X JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Patrrcla Hanzhk the three ac1 comedx Cheaper BV The Dozen was presented by the Junlor Class Th1s founded on tact plaw bx Frank Gllbreth and Frnestrne Gllbreth Carex wrll nex er be forgotten hx dl'1X per mcndous success that 11 was As a change of tradltxon sm le cast presented the play on both n ghts of Februarx 13 and lo Sandy and Mary Ann have ihat look whxle Wayne s expression IS emgmahc Father Ken Hockmg, demonstrates the most effxcnent way to take a bath to hxs ch11dren , K. Covert. J. Wextman, M. Cameron, N. Kleman, J. Widen, G. Kronquxsi. sv A X V 7 , v 'r Y ' V - V, . . .. A son who helped make it the tre- -X 1 1 4 4 n 1- 1 5 K I A - s H 1' fy A 1 5 i ' f ' Cracker learns h1s l1nes wxth the ass1stance of J Wxden and G Kronqmst W ff JW? Mfliif, W W THE CAST Mr Gllbreth Mrs G1lbreth Ernestlne Frank Dan Jackle B1 Fred Anne Lllllan Martha Dr Burton Joe Scales NIISS Brlll Larry Ken Hockmgj Marv LaPo1nte Nancy Kleman Ken Covert Gordon KfOHqU1St J1m Wlden Wayne Nelson Don Madsen Mary Cameron Kay Landerman Joan Weltman Kelth GUISC Bob Baumgarten Ruth Veek Sandy Heath ce a we 5 sew' nes the 9 6 Paw ge Pte 1095 a V 'll ----- - Mrs. Fitzgerald - Donna Kingston rj r MA af A F lv! V it gtgwr- at vc le u- NAQIIJIU W 164 Q 9551 WS' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Qualifications for acceptance into the National Honor So- ciety are very rigid. Only students out of the current Senior Class, ranking in the upper third of the class scholastically. were eligible. From these Miss Jennie Golden, advisor of the local society, and other faculty members, selected for mem- bership those students, who were well qualified on the basis of leadership, scholarship. character. and service. Twenty-two students Were honored out of the 1951 Senior Class. To lead them thev elected these officers: President, Nan- cy Benjaming Vice-President. Phyllis Evancheckg Secretary. Antone Weiler: Treasurer. Janet Cookg and Student Council. Stuart Lang. . During College and Career Day it was the duty of the members to guide and to assist the various college and univer- sity advisois They verv graciously performed these tasks and also made themselves of Qeneral use to all teachers It was a happy yeal ending triumphantly for them as thev proudly received their pins signifving their membership in the National Honor Societx Serious Workers for Higher School Standards NATIONAL HONOR . . u ' T . I Q S' ay A I V . . 7 N , . in 1 Seated' B, Bastian, B. Severson. M. Wolfe. R Behnke. C. Martz. P. Evancheck. J. Holmbcrsi. MDC . ,I3 i. ri, .JI on. H . ' Y- - Page Eight Eight u E a 1 NI Dem mn S oms Standing M Dahl J Cook A OLea1 A Weilei H Schleihs J Derusha S Lang K Lhiistensen C Schn 11 J Johnson M Stiahl STUDENT COUNCIL Seated Q 'vlueller M Behren D McPherson F Vubber L Jcn en A Olacarx S 'Xhlonex V Landerman btandmg P Covert S Matz K Chmstensen Ieon'11cl R Segum S Lcmg R Nlo Jl G Bunda J Cook D Bennett STUDENT COUNCIL Siudeni Government Works Bestowed upon thvs organnzatlon 15 the re spons1b1ltV of help1nQ to run the school 1n a democratlc wax Cons1st1ng of representatwes from everx class and club 111 the school the Stu dent f'ounc1l met durmg Home Room per1ods to dlscuss problems and make rules to add to the const1tut1on vvlnch was drawn up a few wears back adopted bx tloe counc1l and rat1f1ed bv Pr1nc1pal Godson The counc1l s ma1n project for the xear was the sellmg of purple and vxlutc plastlc book cov ers to ra1se funds for a Chr1stmas Program B5 decoratlng the halls and classxooms and outtlng on an assemblx th1s qmup d1d much to 1nst1ll the Chr1stmas Splflt on the campus lllanv ch1ldren ll hospltals had a Mer1x Chustmas as a result of tl.e successful tox drnc SDUl'lSOl9d bx the Counc1l Off1cers elected fOl the xeax xx e1e as follows Ann Oldearx Presldent Ken Cox ert VICE Presl dent LaVergne Jensen Seuetaxx Treasurer I an F1gl1tx Nmc LATIN CLUB Front row M Cameron A OIea1y B Krueger N Kleman M Kruse T' Barnes L Jensen G Smlth Row 2 B Sevcrson P Johansson J Holmberg K Chrlstensen L Nelson I Knudson J Johnson G Vllller D Leonard Row3 E Strutz B Gllckman R Boxleau G Gentz G Kronqulst A Behrens C Tebo J Lmdem R Feldstem C Dettman Row4 T Wallfred R Marmeau S Lang H Thomsen J Hunt K Covert K Hockmg J Strom J Relnhardt LATIN CLUB The Latm Club, under the supervlslon of MISS Marlyn Slmonson, captured thlrd place award IH the M 8z M parade for thelr float, usmg Vrctory, Then and Now as the subject Elected offlcers of the club were Pres1dent Joan Holmberg, Vlce Presldent Dave Leonard Secretary John Lmdem Treasurer, Russ Marmeau, and Student Counc1l, Ken Covert For the flrst t1me the Latln Club held a Roman Banquet Wlth the Underworld as thelr theme, the Rlver Styx was constructed w1th Ceres, the three headed dog guardlng It The new members, 1n thelr togas, acted as slaves, servmg the older members, who w1th purple strlpes on thelr togas were the Patrlclans The Romans Joy their banquei Pa e Nmetx - ' . . H . 71 ' . . I , , . . . 7 Q , . Q . l . i . . . ' H 77 ' 1 I Q xl 'n 5 i -mn. ' . en' ' . CARTESIAN LLUB Front row J Katz A Peterson A Brendem1hl C Ells S Strom B 'Soderborg f' Laabs N Smxth J Wenman V Krrt F Harnt RoW2 H Llndstrom M Behrens L Jensen M Kollath B Wentlnk G Engedal J Malmstadt M Faucett M Lmge E Sappxngton E Lang Row3 P Graunke G Mrller M Dahl I Walk N Aagaard S Mlller B Oakwood M Schmer J Crzbx T Wallired Rovx 4 R Katz A Behrens D Georealan P Thomsen K Mlssbach H Thomsen J Remhardt D Holm R Elstman C, Johnson CARTESIAN CLUB Are you mathematlcally 1ncl1ned Do the lntrrcacles and mvsterles ot a mathematlcal equa t1on lfltflglle you? Do the pecul1ar1t1es of developing short cut methods fascmate you Then It was you, who was one of the many loyal and energetlc members of the Carteslan Club Short methods of calculat on s11de rule square root and progresslons were some of the chal lengmg subjects presented by Mlss Margaret Thull the club advlsor The followmg off1cers were elected PFBS1 dent Tom Wallfred Vlce Presldent Mar1lyn Dahl Secretarv Guy Johnson Treasurer Edward Lang and Student Counc1l Marlene Behrens Thev had thelr soual meetlngs and sponsor ed a basketball dance too vvhlch made It a full a d emovable vear for all !j4jffQ4,wfwWV f'7frfff M ff ,. f4,LC ff fiff J 7 ffLf' ff 'XL '0 1 M Thull Demonsirates , f ff' 4, Q QV ,A fx f!4 Page Ixmetx One 5-L cf 2177 ,S LZ k-fx' Vfjezfif f C 5 ' ' 1 - - . . , , R v - ' ' 1 ' v y - . . 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C P ,f AC ff, X lf, g: If W N., ,K il , 4 f 006 1 FOOTI IGHTS xx D6.c,lldlYlb93U D Gl1Qkm1n I VKebe1 'XT Bennett L Slddkx 5 f,lll1lCI1SEI1 J Nel on P Cmxert B ll 1 ett 'NI K1 use Rm 2 cd tem 'NI Stldlll VS Johnsm R Smnh K 11111111111 n J1 ll Pctcls R K z 5U 11OI2SU FOOTLIGHTS Everx membe1 ot the club gets a part was the slogan and goal of the Footllght Plavels a Jun1or H1gh Dramat1c Club Thelr goal was met and topped successfully 1r the three produtt1ons wh1ch thev staged 1n the at d1tor1um The three spec1ally adapted Jumor H1gh plaxs HERBIE MAKES THE TEAM JUNIOR IS A CENIUS and DON T CALL ME JUNIOR were dnected and staged by the club members It was a stlmulatlng xear for all under the leadersh1p and gu1dance of Mlss Allce Sunstrom and the1r elected off cers Pres1dent Sharon Kron qu1st Vlce Pres1dent M8TllXH Strahl Secretarv J1m Norton Treasurer Flank DeChambeau and Student Councl Ken Delask1 Jumor Barryrnores RL ll X - 1 ,vi 1 . 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' i I ' , - P I . . . - 1. . y I , 1 ' ,, 1 .f ' v , I 5 ' - ' 5 .ff 1' Q Y 9 I , 1 I ra - . 3 Pu, N wry-'I'x o TWELFTH NIGHT Front row N Arendt P Evancheck C Hansen M Cameron E Baker A OI..earw C lvlartz O Rxlev M Kruse M Marcek M Cahee P Mueller IN Benjamm Rovx 2 J Holmberg J Johnson P Graunke B Wentmk G Engedal H Hammes E Haller H Hemmmger B Enstrom B Manske 'VI Wolfe B Sexerson N Kleman K Chrlstensen B Krueger Row 3 C Kmne L Jensen C Johnson E Worm M Kollath M Krueger M Munson M Lettzke M LaPo1nte K Cahlll M Faucett G Kuntz J Cook M Duer Rovs 4 R Moroxs F RYDISH K Gulse E Manske R Cook K Hoc-lung K Covert H Schlexh R Boneham D Oakwood T Peters R Fastman A Weller C Dettman A Behrens TWELFTH An all male cast of Twelfth N1ght members recelved a B ratlng 1n Mad1SOH for thelr outstand mg performance of the h1ghly dramatlc play Submerged The cast whlch mcluded Stuart Lang Tom Peters, Antone Weller, Ken HOCk1Hg, Howard Schlelhs, and Don Oakwood, under the d1rect1on of M155 Allce Colburn, was the flrst Offlcers elected for the year were Clarlce Martz Presldent Janet Cook, V1ce Presldent, and Marv Wolfe Secretary Treasurer Everv second Mondav of the month these potentlal actors heard reports on plays that the members had seen or read Also after studymg the techn ques of applymg make up they were ble to produce deslred effects On the lxghter Slde of thlngs they made a huge success of a caramel apple sale and brought the curtam down on the years events by spon sormg a sprmg dance NIGHT MW'u-w--.. -.2 ,1 H Q R -f 4 Behind the scenes the actress IS prepared Pa e Nmet 1re L6 17 ' ' l l ! from M. H. S. to go to State. fg 7 ', ' - 3 I - - - . A, V , - - - 1 . . A ' v -f v V ,'4'4 A a ' . 'l, J . Q 1:4 3 ., ' ' , ' r '- I - Q. P 1. I - V ' X . ' g- 3 4 PEP CLUB Front rovx V Frledland K Chnstopherson A Gremer J Forrest M Lange A Fredr1kson V Kxrt Martz P Fvancheck B Krueger 'VI Le1tzke K Landerman Row 2 Mevers K Bell S Maske J Holmberg M Duer M Dahl J Dshaxx M Krueger L Jens n Johnson N Kleman J Cook M Kollath M Cameron Row 3 Malmowskl N Arendt F M1ller M Gra Iam M Ebner D McPherson J Johnson M auerke C Ellls N Aagaard M Behrens G M111 r E Gould M LaPo1n1.e Row Grabv S Mlller D Martmdale J Kuhlman R Eastman K GUISE G Goddard K Covert I vb I I I I I I ., . S7J9'C7f'7?'FO. I L, I ' O . ,. 5 I . . rf, ' ' . , U7 . I - , . O' . . . pu .- . ' - r-'A' . Q, ,. '-. -A wa, - m . . ,. V , ,, , .' ' '1 . fv -' ,- . 0-' - . , 4 ml U'- . nz . - 5- , N. A ji - x, . S I' . D I I - .... . - PI, , l . ' ' x ' . ' 4 . ' ET. E P - 'S VD . 4 F14 4 . -5, 3.4. ' ' I F41 M. . 4, . , na' ' 5 ,,, Q. 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I P, . . 1' I - , fr ' PEP CLUB Front rovr N Bengamm M Marxneau E Baker B Kamn J Sandber J NIcVane M Sandberg R Pfaffl M Marcek G Wood B Smdler Row 2 M Cook B Manske G Weber G Skorzexxskl S Stlchart N Smlth J Wextman NI NICKIHUS F Dzurlck B Nelson R Behnke Rovx 3 M Plautz B Mans F Webber Marllwn Cook I Brooks R Klolda M Munson J Walk A Topel B Oakwood B Soderborg S Strom Row 4 A Keller B McMahon B Keller W Balr A Felch G 'vllller J Derusha T Peters R M1'es E Sappmgton 'VI E Faucett A Westphal Page Nmety Four PEP CLUB Front row B McVane M Jenskv P Mueller G Swanson C Hansen B Nygren O Rllev A OLearx Setunsky C Parklnson J Nast I Harpt G Engedal P Westphal Row2 B Mlller G Martln B Renaud M Wolfe B Severson J Haynes T Barnes B Wentmk Smith B Zeratsky E Haller A Peter on K Chrlstensen R Lmdstrom Row 3-C Penl B Stewart S Malonev J Weber M Mortenson B Bastlan B Kamps S Johnson J Roxx 4 E Parker J Redstrom C Schnell H Alswager P Bover P Kuchenberg B Pazdera J Lmclem S L ng E Strutz R Mar neau C Tebo A Blanchette R Payne D Leonard L Nelson PEP CLUB Cheerlng the team on to vlctory and encouragmg good sportsmanship were two purposes of the Pep Club These were achleved by havlng pep assemblles before games and sklts durmg half tlme Offlcers elected for the year to asslst the supervlsor, MISS Arlene Flemmlng, were Delores Kmg Presldent, Ruth Behnke, Secretary Treasurer, and Joanne Dlshaw, Cha rman of Sklts E Baker R Manneau and E Strutz had the wmmng float Page Iwlnetv Flu B.w V' , '. 4' ' I ,Q ' ,' .' ' ,'.' '. ' ' G1 A2 I ','. ', ', 'S '. . ' , : ' . ' A ' lVla1mstadt,.D. Kingf Rf veek, Kfcfihill, c.'LaAb-5, H. Harnmes, H, Hemininger, K1.'Landerm2mf . , - I . i . l l Plge Nhnetx Qxx IN INDUSTRY concerted efforts cul mmate 1n spec1a1 recognmon from 1ndustr1al and governmental leaders. I-IGNCDRS IN SCHOOL four years of dlllgent studles result 1n the rece-1v1ng of the coveted dlploma Page Nmetx Saxon 1 E- 12 - , fm ff M, ' il' if ' , 13 K I SENIOR CLASS I WW wr Manlyn Graham Sec Shxrley Maloney Pres Charles Tebo V Pres All the treasures of h1gh school days are exhausted now only memorles remaln for the benlor Class of 1951 Frlend shlps that seemed marked for etermty elther cease or are fur ther strengthened w1th the real lzatxon that the battle of llfe lg before them 'Wi Four years of struggle smlles and success have formed the1r background and developed the character of each student The Jumor Prom glven 1n the1r Charles Swanson Treas lgfargzor IthEEIioIuEgT1c!?EEtg t1KEAi!iiS LaVergne Jensen Comm wh1ch was so ably d1rected by MISS Ella Mae Schloerb and the rolhcklng class party decked out 1n a Chr1stmas theme wlth Tom Peters as Santa Claus these are memorles plgeon holed 1n a speclal corner of everyones mvnd True to the progresswe and OI'lglIl3lSpl1lt of the class they chose to elect a g1rl to the cox eted OfflCB of Class Presldent The other off ccrs elected were V1ce Pres1dent Charles Tebo Secretar, Marxlyn Graham Treasurer Charles Swanson and Commltteeman LeVergne Jensen An appreclatlon for the encouragement and gu dance glven them by Mr Ralph Sch1nsk1 class advlsor and the rest of the faculty grew as the year progressed Then graduatlon came the con cluslon of carefree school days Wlth thelr d1plomas the strangeness of 1tS possesslon stlll gr1p p1ng them the Senrors begm a new phase of thelr l1ves but wherever they go they w1ll carry the Splflt of Marmette H1gh School w1th them Page Nmetx Elgllf 2 hz-,J 4' Y palms 1 . , 4 I Ii ' l' 1.. ' . , 3, f ' ' , iw, . - I x, T- 'w .1 n . f . f li' S f . i r - A ff M . fl , ,Je ' ' , , 1 4 I . ' kj ' I .. 11 . ut I 1 . 1 . t R ' S, lllwd 4 - A . .l K ' fluff Q 1 Q 0 . ' Q , . . r fig I ' . r . g , . if 1 C. :Q I K , , ' . Hz, N. ' N I A ' S ki i S I 0 y I g v Q 7 ' Q . . - . . ,Q Y . . . .1. . 7 , - ' i A . ' - ' . ' A - 1 1 ' xy ' v - ' ' , 1 7 1 v - Q ' . F' 7 a- - ' ' . , - 1 7 . mf 4 , Q Mhwm' i 1 x A I ' 45 3 LHS ' ' ,HCM v gf, ,f , A , ww. L fs 'f I K, x vm' 'S V ' 1 ' If . A wg, V, A, A3 1 ' ., 'S E' my .f,:, ,,.,3, , A W., -' Q :QW 1.2 1 N. - Y . fi -1-'5 ' 7 W' ' . V wig 4' ' .1-fn J- I ew' Z .3 ,Ma ,Q 'Q W , Y H 5 W ' nw h wy: gf . , 32 W , '55 Q f xx, Vis. Ai W f ,, J 12' f fv- 'V2' nw Q J 3 . 4 ff 3? nf-Y 5 I , gf , ,,,f, v lp , ,W 1 ,f ff Y J .1 17 'Ev . , :A fir ei A 1' in DERUSHA, JAMES-National Honor Society 123 M Club 10, 11, 123 Choir 9, 10, 113 Student Council 9: Class Olli- cer 93 Badger State 113 V. Basketball 10. 11. 123 -l. V- Basketball 103 Freshman Basketball3 Track 9, 10. ll, 123 V. Football 10. 11, 121 J. V. Football 93 Boys Qlllll'll't 113 Class Play ll. 12. DETTMAN, CHARLES-Latin Club 11, 123 Hall Monitors 11: Class Play 12. DISHAW, JO ANNE-Whipurnette Advertising 11. 121 Choir ll, 123 Glee Club 9. 10, 11. 123 Mariner 12: Pvp Club ll. 123 Prom Committee 113 Cub Reporters 91 Class Play 12, DUER, MARGARET-National Honor Society 123 Cal'- tesian Club 103 Whipurnette Editorial 11, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 121 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 123 Twelfth Night 121 Student Council 103 Library Council ll, 123 Jr. Library Council 93 Class Officer 101 Class Play 11. DUMKE, DARRELL---J, V. Football 102 Noonitcs fl, 10. 11, 12. DZURICK, KENNETHiNo0nites 9, 10, 11. 12. EBNER, NIARLENE-Cartesian Club 121 'Pep Club 11, 123 Forensics 113 Entered from Crivitz H1811 SCll00' 10- ELAND, JOAN-G. A. A, 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11. 125 Student Council 121 Cub Reporters 93 Twirling 9, 10. 11, 121 EVANCHECK. PHYLLIS-National Honor Society 12: Cartesian Club 10. 113 Whipurnette Editorial 10, 11. 123 Copy Editor 123 Glee Club 103 Twelfth Night 123 Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12: Spanish Club 113 Sfudent Council 113 Class Ot'ticer 103 Prom Committee 11, l FELDSTEIN, ROBERTwLatin Club 11, 123 Band 93 Orchestra 93 Hall Monitors 123 Intramurals 93 Prom Committee 111 Class Play 113 Webster Debate 11. FIFAREK, MARLENEiCartesian Club 113 Whipurnette Editorial 103 Whipurnette Advertising 113 Latin Club 9, 103 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 113 Jr. Library Council 93 Art 123 Forensics 11. FRINK. WILLIAM--Latin Club 113 Orchestra 9. 10, 11, 123 Hall Monitors 113 Stamp Club 9, 101 Intramurals 9, GAR1AND, JOAN-G. A, A, 9, 103 Hall Monitors 121 Art 113 Prom Committee 11. GLICKIVIAN, BRUCE- Latiu Club ll. 123 Class Officer 93 Webster Debate ll. GOLDSMITH. LOIS-Whipurnette Business 12: Hall Monitors 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. GOVE. ARTHUR-I-lall Monitors 123 Intramurals 9, 10. 11, 123 J. V. Basketball 103 Freshman Basketball: Track 9. 103 Prom Committee 113 V. Football 113 13 V. Football 9, 103 Rifle Club 10. GRAHAM, MARILYN-A Whipurnette Advertising 113 Pep Club 11. 123 Band 9, 10, 11. 123 Footlights 93 Orchestra 11, 123 Hall Monitors 12: Class Officer 123 Prom Com- mittee 111 Cub Renorters 9. GRAUNKE, PATRICIA-Cartesian Club 123 Whipur- nette Editorial 10, 113 Choir 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Swing Band 123 Footlights 9: Forensics 10. 113 Cub Reporters 93 Triple Trio 11, 123 Class Play 12. HAINES, MONICA-Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 9. 103 Pep Club 10. 11: Jr. Library Council 9. HALLER. EDNA-Whipurnette Advertising 113 Choir 11. 123 Glee Club 9, 10, 113 Twelfth Night 123 Intra- murals 93 Prom Committee 113 Class Play 111 Rifle Club 93 Cheer Leader 9. HAMMES, HELENiWhipurnette Advertising 113 Choir 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Twelfth Night 123 Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 123 Band 93 Footlights 93 Hall Monitors 12: Jr. Library Council 93 Prom Committee 113 Cheer Leader 9. 16 All Tom wants for Cbriiimas His two fron1 fgeih 5 D I V I id ,V ' I 5 , J J ,f 1 ' , , 1 1 1' 5 f v .2 I J , as 5 la ,f ' I V. 1 A I I V' 'J ., ' I NV, 1 , 3 M . 2 V ll 1? ifx it i VQ f vi , K , , HOLMBERG, JOAN-National Honor Society 125 Cartesian Club 125 Whipurnette Editorial 10, 11, 125 Copy Editor 125 Latin Club 11, 12, Twelfth Night 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Swing Band 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 115 Footlights 95 Orchestra 10, 115 Student Council 115 Library Council 11, 125 Jr. Library Council 95 Prom Committee 115 HOLMES, ROBERT- HOLMES. JOHN-Band 10, 11, 12, JASCH, RUTH-Hall Monitors 12. JENSEN. LaVERGNE-Cartesian Club 11. 125 Whipurnette Advertising 11. 125 Latin Club 11, 125 Peo Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Class Officer 12. JENSKY. MARY JANE---XVhipurneite Editorial 115 Choir ll. 125 Glee Club 10. 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Stamp Club 05 Prom Committee 111 Triple Trio 11. 125 Class Play 11. 12. c. I ' lv N 'gpg iv- HANSEN, CONSTANCE-Cartesian Club 115 Choir 10, 11. 123 Glee Club 9. 10, 115 Twelfth Night 11, 125 Mariner 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Footlights 95 Prom Committee 111 Cub Reporters '75 Triple Trio 11, 125 Class Play 11. 125 Rifle Club B95 Cheer Leader 9, HJANSEN, GLENN-Hall Monitor 115 Intramurals 95 Cheer leader 9. HANZEL, CAROL--Whipurnette Advertising 115 Latin Club 115 Choir 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Peo Club 11, 125 Hall Monitor 125 Art Club 125 Noonites 9. 10, 11. HARPT. LOIS--Whipurnette Business 11, 12p F, H. A. 105 Pep Club 11, 125 Band 9. 105 Intramurals 9, 105 Prom Com- mittee 11. HASS, RICHARD--V HEMMINGER, HELEN--Whipurnette Advertising 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 115 Twelfth Night 11, 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 0. 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitors 10, 11. 125 Prom Com- mittee 11. Our D. A. R. finalists. Schnell Strahl. and Martz. , , '1-5' 'Hui- Www Www JOHNSON. GUY-Cartesian Club 11. 125 Latin Club 10, 115 Choir 9, 10, 11. 125 Boy's Quartet 105 Triple Trio, Accompanist 12, JOHNSON, JUNlEPNational Honor Society 125 Cartes- ian Club 105 Whipurnette Editorial 105 Latin Club 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 10, 11. 125 Twelfth Night 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Footlights 9, Hall Monitors 105 Student Council 105 Library Council 10, 11, 125 Class Officer 105 Prom Committee 115 Class Play 11, 12. JOHNSON. SANDRA-National Honor Society 121 Car- tesian Club 10. 115 Whipurnette Editorial 125 Whip- urnette Business 105 Latin Club 115 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 10. 11, 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 125 Foot- lights 9: Orchestra 9. 101 Library Council 11 125 Prom Committee 115 Triple Trio 11, 125 Class Play 11. 12: Rifle Club 105 Cheer Leader 9, 11. KAMIN, RALPH-Whipurnette Business 115 Choir 11. 125 Pep Club 11, 121 Hall Monitor 9. 11. 125 Student Council 10. 11, 125 Intramural 11. 125 J. V, Basketball 9. 10: Prom Committee 11, Prom Prince ll. KAMPS. BARBARA-Whipurnette Business 11: Latin Club 9: Choir 10. 11. 195 Glee Club 9. 10. ll 12: Mai'- iner 125 Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 125 Spanish Club 11' Hall Monitor 115 Prom Committee 115 Triple Trio 125 En- tered from Peoria. Illinois 9. KLOIDA. RAYMOND-M Club 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Tntramurals 10, 11, 125 V. Basketball 10. ll. 125 Prom Committee 115 Entered from Lourdes 10. KOLLATH, MARGARET-Cartesian Club 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 Twelfth Night 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitor 105 Jr. Library Council 95 Intramurals 95 Prom Committee 115 Noonites 95 Won first prize in Milwaukee Sentinel Essay Contest 11. KRIEDEMAN, SHIRLEY-Prom Committee 115 Entered from Green Bay 11. KRUEGER. MABEL-Choir 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 Twelfth Night 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Noon- ites 9. KUNESH, JOHN-M Club 125 Intramurals 9, 11. 125 Freshman Basketbal15 V. Football 125 J. V. Football 10. KUNTZ, JEROME-J. V. Basketball 105 Freshman Bask- etballg J. V. Football 9, 10. LANG. STUART-National Honor Society 125 Whipur- nette Editorial 125 Latin Club 11, 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 125 Footlights 95 Student Council 9, 11, 121 Badger State 115 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 J. V, Basketball 105 Freshman Basketbal15 Golf 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 J. V. Football 9, 105 Class Play 11. 125 Webster Debate 115 Bausch and Lomb Science Award 12. LAUERSDORF, CURTISS- IAPERRIERE, CAROL-Latin Club 115 F. H. A. 95 G. A. A. 9, 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Band 10, 11. 125 Jr, Library Council 9. LEONARD. RAYMOND-Mariner 12: Pep Club 115 Hall Monitor 125 Student Council 11, 125 Class Officer 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 V. Basketball 11. 125 J. V. Basket- ball 105 Golf 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Entered from Escanaba 10. LINDEM. JOHN-Latin Club 11, 125 Pep Club 12: Or- chestra 9. 10, 115 Intramurals 9, 10, 11. 125 Webster De- bate 11. I OCKE. DELORES-F. H, A. 9: G. A. A. 9. 10, 11: Pep Club 9: Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10. 11. 125 Jr. Library Council 9. LUNDBERG, SHIRLEY-Intramurals 9, 10, 11. MADSEN, WALTER-Band 10, 11, 125 Rifle Club 10. MALINOWSKI. MARILYN-Hall Monitor ll. 125 Noon- ites 9. 10. 11. 12. MALONEY. SHIRLEY-Whipurnette Advertising 10. Mfmarier ll. 125 Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 125 Hall Monitor 12: Student Council 125 Jr. Library Council 95 Class Officer 125 Intramurals 95 Prom Committee 11. Ml Senior under way! viii MILLER. FAY-Whipurnette Business 125 Whipurnette Ad- vertising 115 Pep Club 11, 125 Band 9, 10. 11, 125 Footlights 95 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitor 125 Jr, Library Council 95 Prom Committee 11: -Cub Reporter 9. MILLER, GARY- M Club ll, 125 Choir 11. 125 Intramurals 9, 105 Track ll, 125 Prom Committee 115 V. Football 11, 125 J. V. Football 9. 105 Noonites 95 Class Play 12. IVIOROIS. RICHARD Twelfth Night. 125 Pep Club ll. 125 Hall lvllomtors 125 Student Council 125 Art 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Play 1 . MORTENSON, MARILYN---Cartesian Club 10, 115 Whipurnette Editorial 115 Whipurnette Advertising 125 Choir 115 Glee Club 103 Pep Club 10. 11. 125 Footlights 95 Jr. Library Council 91 Intramurals 95 Prom Committee 11. MUELLER. PATRICIA-Twelfth Night 125 Pep Club 11. 12: Footlights 95 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 Stamp Club 9. 105 Art 111 Prom Committee ll, IYIUNCH. .IEANNE -Whipurnette Business 115 Glee Club 112 Hall Monitor 121 Rifle Club 12. MANSKE. EDWIN-Badger State 11. MARBES. KENNETHiClass Officer 105 V. Football ll, 125 J, V. Football 105 Entered from West DePere 10. MARCEK, MARY ALICE-Whipurnette Editorial 10, 115 F. I-I. A. 9, 10, 11: G. A. A. 9. 10, 115 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9. 10. 115 Twelfth Night 11, 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll. 125 Hall Monitor 11, 125 Jr. Library Council 95 Forensics 10, 115 Prom Committee 115 Class Play 11. MARTZ. CLARICE-National Honor Society 125 Cartesian Club 105 Whipurnette Editorial 10, 11, 125 Twelfth Night 10. 11, 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Footlights 95 Hall Monitors 123 Student Council 95 Library Council 10, 11, 125 Jr Library Council 95 Class Officer 95 Badger State 115 Prom Committee 115 Class Play 11, 12: Rifle Club 9. IVIARINEAU, RUSSELL-Latin Club 11, 125 Student Council 115 Intramurals 9. 10, 11, 125 Golf 10. 11, 125 Prom Committee 11: Class Play 11, 125 Webster Debate 11, MASKE. HENRY---Swing Band 121 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Ann, Bette, and Jenny prove they can at least boil eggs. B ,974 -1 43 7 1-ff' 5 5 W, Nm -.. --.. jf? ' 525.-:E NELSON, LOIS-Latin Club ll, 125 Pen Club 11, 121 Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 123 PFOIYI Commitiee 115 Class Play 12. NETUPSKI, ALICE-Entered from Colcman High 12. NOLL. CLIFFORD-Hall Monitor ll: Stamp Club 101 Intramurals 9, 10: Class Play 11. NORTON, DONALD-Hall Monitor 115 Freshman Bask- ctballg Track 95 Prom Committce ll. NYGREN, BARBARA-F. H. A. 95 Mariner 125 Pep Club 10, 125 Spanish Club 115 Hall Monitor 125 Noon- ites 9. 10. NYLUND, CHARLES-Art 9, 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 10, ll, 12. O'LEARY, ANN-National Honor Societv 123 Cartesian Club 105 Wh purnette Editorial ll, 125 Latin Club ll, 125 Twelfth Night 125 Peo Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Footlights 05 Orchcstra 9. 10, ll, 125 Student Council 125 Library Council 11, 125 Jr, Librarv Council 93 Prom Committee 11, OLSON, ANTONE-Choir 115 Rifle Club 10, ll. PAUL. VIOLET-Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12. PAYNE, ROBERT-M Club 125 Intramurals 9. 10, 115 V, Basketball 11, 125 J. V. Basketball 105 Freshman Basketball: Golf 10, 11, 125 V. Football 11, 125 J. V. Football 10. PAZDERA, ROBERTWM, Club 11, 125 V. Basketball 10, ll: J, V. Basketball 105 Freshman Basketball: Track 9, 10, 11, 125 V, Football 11, 125 J. V. Football 9. PENL, CATHERINEsWhipurnette Advertising 115 Pep Club 11, 125 Hall Monitor 125 Stamp Club 9. PETERS, THOMASgLatin Club 115 M Club 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Twelfth Night 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Footlights 95 Student Council 9, 115 Class Officer 9. 115 V. BaskeT- ball 115 J. V. Basketball 105 Fre hman Basketball5 Track 95 Prom Committee 11: V. Football 11, 125 J. V. Foot- ball 9, 10: Bovs Quartet 115 Class Play 11. PETERSEN. DONALD-Intramurals 9, 105 Track 9, 10. PETERSEN, RICHARD-Intramurals 9. ROM, ARNOLD-Swine Band 125 Band 12. RAYGO. LOUISE-- REMANE, BARBARA-Whipurnette Business 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitor 12. RILEY, ORPI-IAi'l'welfIh Night 125 Mariner 11: Pop Club 9. 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitor 125 Prom Committee 115 Cub Renorter 95 Rifle Club 9, RONDEAU, LOIS-Intramurals 9. RUPERT, SAM- Speech Class presents their version of Sunset Boulevard . SCHNELL, CAROL-National Honor Society 125 Whipurnette Business 125 Choir 125 Glee Club 125 Pep Club 11. 125 Band 9, 10, 11. 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Hall Monitors 10. 115 Intra- murals 9, 103 Cub Reporters 95 Triple Txio 125 Class Play ll, 12. SCHOLTZ CHARLES-Hall Monitor 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 105 J. V. Basketball 105 Track 11, 125 J. V. Football 105 Class Play 11, SCHRAMM, CLAUDIA-Hall Monitor 125 Noonites 9, 10, 11, 12. SEVERSON, BETTE-National Honor Society 125 Cartesian Club 10, 115 Whipurnette Editorial 125 Latin Club ll, 125 Twelfth Night 125 Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 125 Swing Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Class Play ll. SHERWOOD, RUTH-F. H. A. 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Mariner 125 Pep Club 115 Hall Monitors 12. SKORZEWSKI, GLORIA-Pep Club 12: Hall Monitor 125 Entered from South Division High 10. ST. YVES, THERESA-Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 10. SANDBERG, GORDON- SCHEWE, CAROL-G. A. A. 9, 10, 11. 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. SCHEWE, ROGER-V. Basketball 11, 125 J. V. Basketball 115 Freshman Baskctballg V. Football 11, 125 J. V. Football 9, 10. SCHINGECK, MARJORIE-G. A. A. 10, 115 Intramurals 9. 10. SCHLEIHS, HOWARD-National Honor Society 125 Cartesian Club 9, 105 Whipurnette Advertising 115 Latin Club 115 Twelfth Night 125 Swing Band 9, 125 Band 95 Foollights 95 Orchestra 95 Stamp Club 9, 10, 115 Intramurals 95 Prom Committee 115 Class Play 11, 125 Webster Debate ll. And finally - GRADUATION. V an ,br ff' SODERBERG, JAMES-Intramurals 9, 101 J. V, Bask- etball 103 Freshman Basketball 91 V. Football 11, 121 J. V. Football 9. 10. SORENSON, FRANKLIN- STICHART, SYLVIA-Pep Club 11. 12. STRAHL, MARGARET-National Honor Society 121 Cartesian Club 101 Choir 113 Glee Club 121 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 123 Library Council 10, 11, 123 Triple Trio 111 String Quartet 11, 121 D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 12. STEWART, BEVERLY-Pep Club 11, 121 Footlights 93 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, STRUTZ, ELLSWORTH-Whipurnette Editorial 121 Latin Club 11, 123 Choir 112 Pep Club 12: Intramurals 9. 10, 11, 121 J. V. Basketball 103 Prom Committee 111 J. V. Football 103 Class Play 11, 121 Webster Debate 113 Noonites 9, 10. SWANSON, CHARLES-M Club 11, 123 Choir 103 Hall Monitor 91 Class Officer 12. SWENSON, WILLIAM-Hall Monitor 11, 12. TEBO, CHARLES-Latin Club 121 Mariner 121 Pep Club 123 Student Council 123 Stamp Club 101 Class Officer 111 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 123 J. V. Basketball 101 Golf 111 Prom Committee 113 V. Football 111 J, V. Football 101 Webster Debate 111 Class Play 12. THULL, MARIANN-Whipurnette Advertising 123 Foot- lights 91 Orchestra 121 Jr. Library Council 93 Stamp Club 111 Twirling 9, 10. TROTTIER, JAMES-Hall Monitor 121 Spanish Club 111 Intramurals 9. VAN HAGAN, ROGER-Hall Monitor 10, 123 Art Club 123 Prom Committee 11. VIETH, ALBERT- WEBB, CAROLINE-Whipurnette Advertising 111 Glee Club 113 Pep Club 9, 10, 113 Hall Monitor 121 Prom Committee 113 Noonites 9, 10, 11, 12. WEBER, JANET-Whipurnette Advertising 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 111 Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 121 Jr. Library Council 91 Intramurals 91 Prom Committee 111 Cub Reporters 9. WEILER, ANTONE-National Honor Society 121 Latin Club 111 Badger State 111 Golf 111 Forensics 111 Prom Committee 111 Boys Quartet 111 Class Play ll, 121 En- tered from Racine Park High 11. WENTINK, BARBARA-Cartesian Club 121 Whipurnette Advertising 10, 11, 121 Choir 12: Glee Club 121 Spanish Club 111 Hall Monitor 121 Art 10, 11, 121 Prom Com- mittee 113 Entered from Lake View High Chicago 11, WIEDERHOLD, ROBERT-V, Football 11, 121 J. V. Football 9. 10. WOLFE, MARY-National Honor Society 121 Whipur- nette Editorial 121 Choir 11, 121 Glee Club 9, 10. 11, 12, Twelfth Night 11, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Library Council 11, 121 Class Officer 113 Prom Committee 11. 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