Mauston High School - Hammer Yearbook (Mauston, WI)
- Class of 1955
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All Aboard For Futurama is the slogan of the senior travelers of Mauston High School as they leave on Track 55 at 8:00 P. M. on Friday, May 27. Cheering them on to success in their various endeavors are their schoolmates who remain at the station after the departure of their senior friends. Whillaer are they bound? That is a question which each traveler must answer him- self. The choice is entirely up to him. Each is at liberty to select his own goal, name his point of destination, and secure and hold his own ticket for that point. Some of our travelers, as they leave Mauston High, already hold tic- kets for their points of destination. There are many who are undecided as to the direction in which they wish to travel. Planning a trip like this calls for a great deal of thought and consideration. It must be one which the trav- eler knows he will enjoy. There is no trip that is mapped out to perfection. Different routes, detours, and various ,i ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Cecilia LaBudda ART EDITOR Jacqueline Bates F A-FQN 5 JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR FACULTY EDITOR Mabel Waltman David Kmnzen janet Phillips Delores Kammski on froclc 55 obstructions will appear on any tripg however, experiences gained in school should help each traveler in the success- ful continuation of his trip through life. just how well he will overcome the many problems which will present them- selves depends entirely on his own initiative. There will be no driving force except his own to see that he gets to a certain point at the appointed time. Senior travelers, leaving on TRACK 55, have com- pleted the first phase of their trip. This book is a record of the happenings which took place during the senior phase of their school trip. It assumes the purpose of a diary as it records the many enjoyable times each traveler experi- enced while associating with others on his trip through school. It is a pictorial record of the many who send their best wishes to each senior as he answers the call All Aboard For Futurama. Wfe sincerely hope that this Hammer will serve each traveler as a reminder of the many moments of disappoint- ments, happiness, and triumphs which it was his lot to ex- perience while a traveler through Mauston High School. L M la V3 5' ' if K S SNAPSHOT EDITOR TYPIST SPECIAL FEATURE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Marilyn Webster Janis Beckman Carol Suszycki Judith Clark dedication MALCOLM R. KNUTZEN To Mr. Knutzen for teaching us the fundamentals of English, for his service in extracurricular activities, espe- cially for his excellent direction of senior class plays, and for his friendship to all, we, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this edition of the Hammer. Qing M mfmmmm M M W W Q EQ 495 A A 5 A 1 Pr. N. Hosig A. Remington R. Henry ll 5 -Age afl aboard fjf i g , o w D. Schluter nmnwbvvlf' lx Yi' .Megaman-we QQg.3 A. Bircs E. Dclmorc E. john son C. LaBudda Y .Hi , il, 3 - mi R. Rowe W. Rothenbach A. LaFrance . . 1 -2 9 ' te' R I in I W Y7 X' - I L5 Q . 5 J 9l 'R K 4 ' '51 7. ' Q X R ld C. Suszycki M. Knutsow . Phillips F. Leistikow M. Kastner J. eyno s ,.,,..5bvd'l-4' -fi'.2x-f-N 'M J. Henry K. Smart J. Bates M. jones N. Mutch D. Trute V-netsw! R tw ws., I 3 1' .af 1 Q5 f -t ww.. fe 3. .7 ,Q 2. Underhill D. Kaminski R. Zorbaugh M. Webster N. Pelton D. Brown D.Knutzen E. Schwar lOl' lU'rur0f0O X E m - Q3 9 fsf A ,.-5 , Q5 w Q11 V' 'TNS v- N -. 'wa' if f- f 1'fff?fR5fL if f V .x .-fu, lik' 3 4, - 1515 3 :Sis f . QWRX z - -'vw R, . , Y a x ,Q 5. A g l , L t . fi .'L5-25' Li, 1. K u . .fixu- 7 i . 5 i. V ,1 N z .,.., R5 k 3 N. Froeming S. Pelton V. Randall A. Struck R. Delap R. Neve A. Rose J. Ekern J. Beckman E. 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David Benson. Jolene Carpenter. BOE1-IM, ROBERT ....... ........ M irror for that well-groomed look ............... ,.,,,.... A lbert Lindner. BROWN, DONALD .,.,. ........ S upply of shorthand pencils ................................ ........... E velyn Belk. CLARK, JUDITH ....... ........ O ne Homecoming crown ....................... - .................... ......... T erry Rose. DELAP, RICHARD ,......... ........ E qual portion of math and science knowledge ....... ....... A miel Hepp. DELMORE, EUGENE ...... ........ I nexhaustible supply of chewing gum .......,.......... ......... M iss Gates. DELMORE, JAMES ....... ........ S ample of Night Life ......... .. ............................ , .............. Jack Horn. EKERN, JUDITI-I ,,.,........ ........ T he cheer for cheerleading ............................... ....... J ackie Kastner. FOOTIT, JANICE ,,,,,,,...,..... ........ A crown of radiant glory ........................... - ................ ....,...,.,,,., C arol Post. FROEMING, NANCY ,............. ........ O ne Blue Quill ................................................................... ............ R onald Ekern. GRANGER, MARGARET ...... ........ A passbook to keep record of boy friend's finances ...... ...... E velyn Shanholtz. GRAY, ROBERT ,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.. ........ O ne pass for audition in Hollywood ............................. ......... F ritz Biederer HENRY, JAMES ,,,,,,,,,,,,... ........ D irections for the disappearing act ........................... ........... D an Waltman. HENRY, ROBERT ,,,,,,,,, ........ A carton of thrillers for the opposite sex ......... ....... R aymond Feldman. HOSIG, NICHOLAS ,,,,,,,,, ........ A S100-prize-winning essay .............,................. .............. F red Leppin. JOHNSON, ELEANOR ,..... ........ P olished set of drumsticks ............................. ...... B arbara Cairns. JOHNSON, HAROLD ,,,,, ........ M arket basket of basketball ability ...... ........ G eraid Johnson. JOHNSON, LARRY ,,,.,,,,. ........ R eeipe for bluffing in social p. ............ .... ............. R u th Kielstrup. JONES, MARY LYNN ,,,.,.,, ........ A perpetual sling ..... - ................................................,.....................,.... Football players. KAMINSKI, DELORES ,..,,, ........ 1 80 bus rides ......................................................,......................... Bemadine Kaminski. KASTNER, MARILYN ,,,,..., ........ Rh yming qualities of a rising poet-1956 senior class .................... Hammer editor. KNUTSON, MARLYN ,,.,,,,, ........ A few impish ways ............................................................... ...... G ayle Marquardt. KNUTZEN, DAVID ,,,,,,,,,,., ......,. O ne dimple ........................... .. ....,....................................... ....... ......... D i ane Ripley. KOEPP, EUGENE ,,,.,,,,,....,...... ........ B ubbling spirits of Lyndon Station ...... ....................................... S hawn Arntz. KRUEGER, GENEVIEVE Large bottle of peroxide ......................... ..................................,,,. J oanne Phillips. IABUDDA, CECILIA ,......... ........ O ne Hammer staff position ......................... ..... An y member of the Class of 1956. LZFRANCE, ARCELIA ,,............ ........ A n interest in Rowe's Super Market ............................................ Ruth Anne Rowe. LEISTIKOW, FREDERIC ..,..... ........ O ne long stride ................................................... .. ...................,............... Robert Rossin. MCDONALD, DALE ......... -. ........ Eleven month's career in National Guard ...... .. ................................ Clarence Russell. MCEVOY, JON ,..,,,r......,,,. ........ M abel Waltman, McEvoy's secretary ...... Any business man who needs a secretary. MARTIN, RICHARD .,..,. Coveralls and a new hayfork for the farm ........................................ Robert Brown. MINEARD, NORMAN ,,...,.. ........ A way with the girls ................................................... ................... L arson Clement. MORRIS, DALE ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ T he blue of blue eyes ............................................................................ David Chilson. MUTCH, NORMA ,..,,,,,,,,... ........ A million-dollar smile ..........................,............................................... Marlene Mojzis. NEUSTADTER, EUGENE ,,,,,. ........ S mall bar of Palmolive soap for that school-girl complexion .......... Ralph Garske. NEVE, RICHARD ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ........ A box of questions .................................................................................... Fred Schukis. NOE, BERNARD ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,. ........ O ne '39 Chevy ......................................................,.............. L ..................... Rita Johnson. PEESEL, BERNADINE ,,,,, ........ A week's tips for waiting on table ................................................. ,.... .... P a t Marshall. PELTON, NELDA ,,,.,,,,,,,, ........ R ecommendation for position at Schultz Brothers Company .......... James Voborsky. PELTON, SHIRLEY ,,,,,.,,,,,, ........ O ne sweetheart crown ...................................................................... Bonnie Jurkowski PETERSON, DARRELL ........ ........ PHILLIPS, JANET ............ One Magruder textbook ...............,............... - .............................. ..... C larence Miller. Monopoly on the name John ..... ....... .............. E v elyn Pfaff. PODRASKY, WAYNE ,,,,,,,. ........ L ounge for sleeping in class ........ ......................................... E ric Blixt. RANDALL, VALERIA ,,..,,,,,,,. ........ O ne boy friend .................................. ........................................ E ileen Dary. REMINGTON, ANDREW ...,.. ........ O ne of many awards ............... - ............ ........ A nyone who is deserving of it. REYNOLDS, JAMES ,,..,,,,,,.. ........ F ifty-five minutes of silence ................. .................................... J ohn Scully. RIPLEY, WAYNE ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ........ O ne pennyweight of love for school ...... ................,................. M ag Sghulz. ROSE, ARNIE ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,., .,,,,,,,,, ........ O n e blushing rose .................................. ..................... A udrey Martin. ROTI-IENBACH, WILMA An early departure from M.H.S. ..............,... .......................... R ichard Clark. ROWE, ROSEMARY .,,,,.,,,,,. ....,... O ne stout and helping hand .......................... ....,.. A nyone who might need it. RYCZEK, EUGENE ,..,,.,,,,. ........ O ne pound of pluck an an ounce of luck .......................................... Edward Skaer. SCI-IAMS, MARIAN ,,,,,,,,,,, ........ F ormula for a way with teachers ...................................................... Gloria Lankford. SCI-ILUTER, DUANE ,...,..,,.,. ........ T hirty-three A'S ...................................................... To be divided among all classes. SCI-IWARTZ, EARLAND 145 pounds of he-man build ....................................,,.,.............................. Otis Franke. SIVEK, DUANE ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ A n alarm clock for prompmess .................................................... Roberta Carpenter. SMART, KENNETH ,,,,,,,,, ........ A nice cool shower for that temper ........................................................ Bill Kudlas. SMITH, RUSSELL ,.,,,,, A portion of brotherly love for a certain senior girl ......,....... George Granger. STOUT, JOANNE ,,,,,,,,, An ounce of giggles .........................................,..,..,,,,..,....,.,...,,,,,,,.....,,., Viola Darrow. STRUCK, ARLENE ,,,,,,, Outline to fol ow a precise way ..................................,...,,,...,.,.,,..,.,.,,.... Neil Peterson. SUSZYCKI, CAROL ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, T en fingers in a number of pies ...... ..............,.,..,.,,...,,.....,.... M rs. Conway. TRUTE, DARLENE ,,,,,,, One court position ......................... ....... . , ...... To any girl in the junior class. UNDERHILL, GAIL ,,,,, A Sparkle Plenty ring ................................. ........ A ll dreamy-eyed junior girls. VOIGT, BRUCE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, S everal dance steps ........................... - ................ .......................... J ames Lucksted. VOLLING, ARNOLD ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, U nlimited number of strands of wavy hair ....... .............................. R obert Gile. WALTMAN, MABEL ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, F ive feet, nine inches of poise ......................... ........ G ladys Bollig. WEBSTER, MARILYN ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, A share of love for New Lisbon ................. .............. P at Moore. WINTER. ALBERT ............ ........ ZORBAUGH, RICHARD Many hunting excursions .................. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,.,,,,Abundance of knack for track Note: In all cares, the zip: given for services rendered have been made according to the amount and length of service. Tom Reigard. Future track teams. seniors o o o Class Motto ...... ....... A LL ABOARD FOR FUTURAMA Class Colors ,....,.., ........................ W HITE AND GOLD Class Flower ....... ................. R ED ROSE BACCALAUREATE May 22 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Nicholas Hosig Margaret Granger COMMENCEMENT May 27 SECRETARY TREASURER Donald Brown Alben Winter ADVISERS Mr- A131805 Miss Kucirek W 'flew J . JACQUELINE KAY BATES jackie This bnrmie and blue-eyed lass Was the artist of our class. BEVERLY JEAN BALTHIS Bev W'e know that as a whole Sucress is her one goal. Pep Club 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir l,2. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Press Club 25 Speech Club 35 Home Ec. Club 25 Band l.2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 2.45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir l,Z,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Forensics 2,3,45 Hammer Staff 4: All Star Choir 35 Music Clinic 35 Class Play 3. ROBERT ALLAN BOEHM ' ' Bob' ' A true sporlsman in every light: For his school he puts up a fight. Pep Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,4g M Club 3,4. Vice-President 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Volle ball 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, JANIS LUCILLE T. BECKMAN uhm., Shel: good dl learning how to sew: You bet your life she's got a beau. Pep Club 1,2,3,4' Mauston Mole- cu es 35 Press Club 2,35 Home Ec. Club .2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Band l.2,3,45 Pep Band 1,Z,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 45 Hammer Staff 4. ANNA MAE EMMA BIRES e 1 leaving uAnna,. Two eyes of blue and hair that's fair- IL fun's to be had, she'll be t ere. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,4, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1. Presimlent 45 Boxing 1. Y'-'rr' DONALD HOLGATE BROWN Hnonu Success in all work is his main desiref His ambition will set the world afiref' Comites Concordiae 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Mauston Molecules 3,45 Press Club 3,45 Proiecrionisr 3,4. 'Participation in activiliesgin other schools. Q ,A ll3'E,l JOHN THEODORE BENSON 'John'- When girls cry, 'We want ride,' lohn's Hudson pulls 1 'longsidef' Perm Club 1,2,3,4' Mauston Mol cu es 35 Speech Club 45 Forensi 3,45 Boxing 15 Class Play 3. ' -r-' 'Uh ' Q ,, -, 0-O .sx 1 - , ,lv v so lff '25 C . AZ' 02 on frock 55 VAYNE EUGENE DELMORE Gene His car is his joy, we know,- Seems lo me, i!'s rightly so. ep Club 1,2,3,45 Boisf Glee lub 1,25 A Cappella C our 4. Els 'SIM 'NJ 3 01 l 25' A JUDITH CLEONE CLARK ' 'jude' ' A smile u'as nu ber late so sereneg We chase ber as our Home- coming Queen. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 A Cap- pella Choir 3,45 B Cheerlead- er 45 Class Treasurer 15 Hammer Staff 45 Homecoming Queen 4. JAMES MICHAEL DELMORE ..Jimmy.. He makes headway each day In such an easy way. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Boxing 1. JUDITH MARIE EKERN jude She's sborl and sweet And hard to beat. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Speech Club 35 Home Ec. Club ZA, Secretary 25 G.A.A. 25 Band 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,45 Forensics 1,2,35 Music Clinic 35 Mass Band 35 Pep Band 3,4. RICHARD DONALD DELAP Richard Al limes he may appear slow, But fha! is not always so. Mausron Molecules 35 M Club 3,45 Football 2.3: Track 2,3. ,IANICE ELAINE FOOTIT ' 'Nan' ' 'Sorta' sbart wilb hair aflame, . . To do ber besl is ber aim. Attended Wonewoc High School 25 Pep Club l,3,45 Home Ec. Club 45 G.A.A. Z . x 5- ' Y Ng X c WL . I , 5 'J fllfqw W . 2 NANCY JOAN FROEMING Nancy She's the editor of our Blue Quill, . And very well does sbe fill the bill. ' Pep Club l,2,3,45 Comites Con- cordle 2, Re orter 25 Press Club 2,3,4, Blue Suill co-editor 3,45 Speech Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Forensics 1,2,3,45 D.A.R. Selectee5 Student Council 4, President 4. MARGARET JEAN GRANGER Peggy As she travels lhrough the u'orld so ufide, Sucress will always be at ber side. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Student Li- brarian 2,3,45 Press Club 2,35 Home EC. Club 1,45 Forensics 2, 3,45 Hammer Staff 4, Editor-In- Chief 45 Class Vice-President 45 Class Play 3. a ROBERT LEROY GRAY Bob gI'hey say that be can do a nr, And that he's handy in the shop. Pep Club 2.3: Speech Club 45 Class Play 3. JAMES FRANCIS HENRY Red At the very first glance you can surmise, He can do a lol for a boy his size. Attended Madonna High School lg Pe Club 2,3,45 Football I , 2,35 lgasketball ll, Baseball I , 2,35 Class Play 3. DALE NICHOLAS HOSIG Nick He's fall and broad and fair: To all he's very square. Pep Club l,2,3,4, President 45 M Club 2,3,4, President 45 Band lg Boys' Glee Club 25 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Hammer Staff 45 Class Pres- ident 4g Delegate to Badger Boys' State 33 Homecoming King ELEANOR MAY JOHNSON Eleanor A drummer in the M.H.S. band, Sbe is fun lo know and freals you grand. Pep Club l,2,35 Home Ec. Club l,i,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 3. - HAROLD DUANE JOHNSON ..I-larry., Here's one who greets you in lhe hallg He's full of fun, but !hal's not al. Pep Club 45 M Club 3,45 Baseball 35 Basketball l,2,3. 'Parlicipation in activities in olber schools. leaving . . ROBERT MARSHALL HENR' Bob A bar and ball, and goo marks reveal Here's a boy with a grea deal of zeal. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Photogra h Club 45 M Club 3,45 Bandpl 2.4: A Cappella Choir 3,45 Ari and Crafts l,2.35 Football l 2,3 45 Volleyball Manager 35 Cla! President 25 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4. I A :I - We ni - ,K 1 ff Glad . 4. on irciclc 55 MARILYN Es'rt-IER KASTNER '-sum The knowledge that I now hold , l , Will help me in life. Im told. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Comites Con- :ordiae 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Press Club 25 Speech Club 3: Class President 35 Forensics 35 G.A.A. 2,33 Tumbling 3: Band 1.2.3,4, Vice-President 45 Pep Band 2: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3: A CHP' Eflla Choir 2,3,45 Mass Band 3: ammer Staff 45 Class Play 3. I LARRY RICHARD JOHNSON Butch Slow and tedious work il look To gel his pirture in this book. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Speech Club 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Forensics Baseball 3,45 Track 1,2. DELORES MARCIANNA KAMINSKI Laurie This girl has a lol of poise: Nor one lo make foo much noise. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Press Club 3: Home Ec. Club 2,3545 Girls' Glee Club 1,35 A Cappella Choir 45 Hammer Staff 4. MARLYN DALE KNUTSON I 'KnUIe,' One who tenses 'till your head swirls Usually pirks on bashful girls. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 M Club 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Football 3: Volleyball 35 Basketball 1,25 Class Play 3. 3.4: MARY LYNN JONES Mary Lynn FriendIiness brings her lame: To gel friends is her aim. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Photography Club 45 Press Club 1,25 lome Ec. Club 1,2, Vice-President 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A Cap ella Choir 1,2,3,4, President 45 glass Secre- tary 15 Prom Queen 35 Hammer Staff 4. DAVID BRUCE KNUTZEN Dave The knowledge gained will be his uide When he lravels the world so wide. Comites Concordiae 4, Treasurer 45 M Club 3,45 Football 15 Baseball 1,2.3,45 Basketball 1,25 Hammer Staff 45 Class Treasurer 25 Delegate to Badger Boys' State 35 Student Council 4, Vice- President 4. P ff' M? P G' N1-6, N-df, -, 1 Q YQ L 1 he P' X4 ff It 3 4 EUGENE RUSSEL KOEPP Gene ,ll I XX Fishing and hunling are fine: V Sports as such are in his 5 I I line. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2, 35 Football 1,2,3. ii GENEVIEVE LORENE KRUEGER Gennie Full ol fun, always gay: . That, in short, is her way, Pep Club 1.2.3,4g Home EC. Club Zg G.A.A. 4, I O CECILIA JEAN LaBUDDA Celia Surress has always been her rizef gook lore has made her very wise. Attended Madonna High School 1, V2 of 23 Pep Club 2.3,4: Home EC. Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2g Girls' Glee Club 55 A Cappella Choir 43 Hammer Staff 4. JON PRESTON McEVOY Mad ' A fall, nice, and dark-haired lad- That he's in our class u'e're glad. Pep Club 45 Speech Club 3: Forensics 43 Class Play 3. ARCELIA MARIE LziFRANCE Frenchie Fun and laughter, there's no doubt, Can be beard when she's almutf' Pep Club 1.2,3,4g Home Ec. Club 2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. DALE RUSSELL MCDONALD Moose IYfe all know that, as a rule, This lad always stays quite cool. Pep Club l,Z.3,4. EMII. FREDERIC LEISTIKOV Fritz Never boisterous, never lon He's the buy that fits a rrou'd. Pep Club 1: Mauston Molecn 4- M Club 49 Football Track l,2,3,4g Volleyball a,4. 'Y if L 4.. RICHARD FRANK MARTIN Dick - He's the quiet, serious type, as ' And what we know we truly q- , - like. err Q, Pep Club 2.3,4. -Q' 5 'l'Partiri1valion in atlirities in other schools. NORMAN ALFRED MINEARD Norm A rather straight-forward lad Makes you laugh Ibn! rs hir a gn ffgck miggyb MLW, gag. UGENE FRANCIS IEUSTADTER Doc Tall and dark and n xmoolh dancer- Could be, he's n real ramancerf' lt- Club 1,2,5,4g M Clul' 3- Speech Club 43 Boys' Glee nb lg Football 2,53 Baseball 2, Volleyball 3,43 Hammer Staff Business Manager 45 Class rr .. .. Li 'W ' i I, a '-fc 5 I DALE ARDEN MORRIS ..Dale,. 1 Due la hir lmlile courleous way. W'e're xo glad to meet him every day. F.F.A. l,2,3. NURMA GENEVA MUTCH Norma She, rowing dawn the road of life, W'i11 burle each rhallenge in ber strife. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Student Li- brarian 2,3,4g Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club l,2. RICHARD WILLARD NEVE Dick When he fakes in hnnzl his horn, Al tha! lime a mug is barn. Pefu Club 1,2,3g Mausron Mole- cu es 4g Speech Club 54 Forensics 3,4g Track 1,25 Basketball 1: Band 1,2,3,4, President 5g Pep Band 3,43 Class Treasurer 35 Class Play 3. ' BERNARD WALTER NOE Bernard A young man nluzzys in a hurryp He never seems lo huve a u'm'ry. Pep Club l,2,3.4g F.F.A. i,?,3, 4, Vice-President 4. BERNADINE AUGUSTA PEESEL Bernie Never a loud :mire or a xhaul- lVe hardly know thai she'.r abou1. V Pep Club l,2,3,4g Home Ec. ' - Club 2.3,4g G.A.A. 23 Girls Glee Club 2. NELDA LOUISE PELTON Felt Her sucrcss is due tn her skill: All work she does with a grind will. Pep Club l.2.3.4g Student Li- brarian 33 Press Club 3.4: Speech Club 45 Girls' Glee Club Ig Fo- rensics Z,3.4g Class Play 3: Stu- dent Council 4. SHIRLEY ANN PELTON Shirley Leader in cheering and in hand, Here is one who is really grand. Tumbling Club 35 Pep Club 1.2, 3,44 Cheerleader l,2,3.4: Speech Club 35 Home Ec. Club 2.4, Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 1,2, Secre- tary 29 Class Vice-President 3: A Cappella Choir 1,2.3g Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Band 2.3.4. Vice- President 33 Twirleretts 45 Queen of Hearts 3: Forensics 1,Z,3,4. VALERIA ANN RANDALL Birdie She is full of pep, virn, and vigor At Maustnn High a well- known figure. Pep Club l,2,3,4- Cheerleader 3: Speech Club 3' Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A Cappella Choir 3: Foren- sics 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3. DARREL DEAN PETERSON ' 'Pete' ' I'm longing for the open sea: ll's the U.S. Navy for me. Pep Club 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WAYNE RUSSEL PODRASKY Hank His studies almost past, He can laugh, free at last. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 'Ki' ANDREW JOHN REMINGTON ..Andy.. His interests in ag and for- estry lie: In these zields, we're sure, he'Il clim very high. Attended Madonna High School l,2,3Q FFA. l,2,3,4, Secretary 43 A Cappella Choir 4: Football l', 2 ,3 ',4g Forensics 4. Participation in activities in at her schools. leaving -,Jann boned curl, girl. JANET ELAINE PHILLIPS With perky haircut, a ri Janet is always a trim, smi Per Club l,2,3,4g Mauston Mo cu es 25 Student Librarian 2,3 Girls' Glee Club 1,29 Hamm Staff 4. V- ,,f . lll- s Ao1?.!oL,l!'L'F,0:.!!'!.' on fraclc 55 53 WILMA MAE ROTHENBACH Cindy She leg! us early in the year: Tao ad she t'0llldl1'l slay right here. Attended Hononnegh H i g h lchool, Rockton, Ill. 1,25 Pep :lub 3.4g Press Club 4' Girls' glee Club 3.4: A Cappella -hoir 3,4g Forensics 3. ie: S2 0.9 0... Y WW Elsa ' C X -A C JAMES SAMUEL REYNOLDS ujim., His malh abililfs a flue Tn all lbe lbings that be ran do. ARNIE LEE Rose Buz- One who always does his part, And does it with all his hearl. M Club l,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2, 3,4, Reporter 45 Football l,2,5,4g Baseball lg Track 2g Volleyball 3: Prom King 33 Boxing 1. ROSEMARY ROWE ..R0sa,. Of her the crowd is sure to Id 'lzyerfs one girl !hal'.r really o ay . ' Pep Club l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club l,2. 5 Q1 MODERILLE WAYNE RIPLEY ..Rip., This'room is as slill as a sleeping mouse lfnlil Ihis one boy mme: iulo the house. Pep Club 1,2,5,ffg Boys' Glee Club l,2g Class Vice-President 1. EUGENE JOSEPH RYCZEK Gene He liked to attend earh game: Cheering the team was his amz. Pep Club 2,5,4g M Club 2.3, 4g Band 23,43 Boys' Glee Club 33 Basketball Manager 2g Boxing Manager 1. MARIAN AGNES SCHAMS Marian To lhis senior u'e wish to lell, For her good work, we wish her well. Pep Club l,2,3.4g Mauszon Mole- cules 4g Press Club 25,43 Speech Club 3: Girls'Glee Club 1,2,3.4g A Cappella Choir l,2,3,-45 Foren- sics 1. DUANE NORMAN SCHLUTER Slute We fall him '.llr. Einsleinr' To bool, he is good and line, Pep Club 1.2,3,4. Treasurer 33 Comites Concordiae 2, Treasurer 2g M Club 2.3,4, Secretary 3, 4g Press Club 3,45 F.F.A. 15 Fo- rensics 3g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Class Vice-President Z. EARLAND ORRIE SCHWARTZ Orrie ln school, friendships are made and grnu' stronger: I'm sorry I'll not be here much longer. Pe Club 1.Z.3,4g Nauston Mole- cuiiss 2: M dub 1,2,3,4g Speech Club 5: Boys' Glee Club lg A Cappella Choir 2,33 Arts and Crafts Club 2g Football 2: Boxing 15 Class Play 3. DUANE GERALD SIVEK Duane Nur one to groan' or gripe- jusf the strong silent type. Special Student JOHN EDGERTON RUSSELL LAVERNIE SMITH -.Russv . lY'hen asked where this lad may be, Peg will answer, 'Wait I'll see'. F.F.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. JOANNE IIELENE STOUT Bubbles She is always folly, always gal' As she lakes rare of ber work earh day. Pepi Club 1,2,3,4. ARLENE ANN STRUCK Arlene Ifeu' mistakes does she make: Sl1e's walfhful, wide awake. Pe? Club 1,2,3,4g Mausron Mole' cu es 23 Press Club 3,49 Sgeech Club 35 Home EC. Clu 13 G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee Club 1.2, 3,45 A Cappella Choir 4g Fo- rensics 2,3,4g Class Play 3. 'ParIiripalion in activities in other schools. i leaving . . . ALBERT WILLIAM WINTER ..Al,. His aim is line, he can shoot, Grades are good u-ith lun lo boot. Pep Club 4g Mauston Molecules 2,45 M Club 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,Z.3,4g Track 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 4. -Qi 4-ua. KENNETH CHARLES SMART Hamburger He knows hou' to play Ihe game: To do his best is his aim. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g M Club 1, 2,3,4g Football 1,Z,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1.25.45 Class Secretary 2: Boxing 1. on lraclc 55 1 ' BRUCE LEROY VOIGT Bruce He is no! shy, no! bold: Int! a good lml, u'e're fold. Pep Club 1,2,33 F.F.A. 1.2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 15 Football 3. 'ir' RICHARD EDWARD ZORBAUGH Rich In tbexe lu'o liner we wixb la 547: Here'.f one who was friendly meh day. Football 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,5,4. CAROL JEAN SUSZYCKI Butch Co-ofzemlire, ready ro work. Nefer a duly did Carol sbirkf' Pep Club l.2,3,45 Comitcs Con- cordiae 1.2.3,4, President 45 Student Librarian 25 Press Club 35 Speech Club 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Girls' Glee Club 1.25 A Cappella Choir 45 Forensics 1,2.3,45 Ham- mer Staff 45 Delegate to Badger Girls' State 35 Class Play 3. A. H .ag f fx .9 N5 DAR LENE FLORENCE TRUTE Truths 'Alwayx cheerful is her way: like 'helps brighten every rw. ' Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HELEN KAY GAIL UNDERHILL Gail W'ben she bear.: u neu' lime. She plays il very soon. Pep Club 1,2.3,45 Student Li- brarian 25 Press Club 2,3,45 Home EC. Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Class Play 3. ARNOLD RAE VOLLING UAHH Of our rlnxx he is u part: He's been uilh us from lbe Hurt. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Boys' Glee Club 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Arts and Crafts 1. Special Student RUSSELL SCHWEDRSKY MABEL INEZ WALTMAN Mabel lu her bdllfly and ioyous u'ay.v, Pleaxanl has the made our xrhool days. Pep Club l.Z.3,45 Speech Club 35 Home Ec. 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Johnson -4 as :ring J. Luke Q . 5. i .xl R. Peterson 'n .i XY' JR 'fi D. Steinhaus sfop I look ! lisfen . ACKERMAN, MARY ANN ................ Always first! ARENS, JAMES .............. Of the strong silent type. ARNTZ, SHAWN .......................... Girls' big tease. BABCOCK, DARWOOD ...... His delight is English. BADER, INA .................. Trays! Trays! More trays! BARON, VALERIA .................................................... Known by her Pepsodent smile. BASICK, MARGARET ...................... A good talker. BAUER, H. RODNEY .............. Sleep versus study. BECKWITH, DONALD ............ A lover of nature. BECKWITH, DONNA .. Allergic to spare moments. BELK, EVELYN ...................................... Homework! BENNETT, ELAINE .............. Never a dull moment. BENSON, DAVID ........................ Always responds. BIEDERER, FRITZ .................... Just a big joke. BIEDERER, GRETCHEN Good thing S BIEDERER, KARL .............. come in small packages. .. A hunting he will go. BIRES, CAROL ...................,.. Another smart girl. BLIXT, ERIC ............................ Eric and his hot-rod. BOHATTA, MARY ...................... Everyone's friend. BOHEN, EDWARD .................... A farmer at heart. BOLLIG, GLADYS ...... In grades she holds the ace. GILE, ROBERT ................................ Restless Robert. BOLLIG, JOHN .......,.......................... A man's man. BOYD, MARLENE ............................ Cheerful plus. BRANDT, JACK ................ How he loves to work! BRENNEKA, JOYCE ................ The bus missed her. BROCKMAN, CAROLYN ............ A happy junior. BROKOPP, BEVERLY .... She's here, we hear her. BROWN, ROBERT ...................................................... An F.F.A. who knows his field. BUTTOLPH, KENNETH ............................................ Have you seen my models? BUYE, ARTHUR .......................... His forgetfulness. BUYE, SUE ANNE .... Gentleman prefers a blonde. CAIRNS, BARBARA ........ Just a baby sitter deluxe. CARPENTER, JOLENE .............................................. Outstanding county 4 H'er. CARPENTER, ROBERTA I'd like a good love story. CARRELL, YVONNE .... A chattering chatter-box. CHILSON, DAVID .......................... A new addition. CHILSON, DORIS ........................ Her voice is soft. CHILSON, KENNETH ...... A promising newcomer. CLARK, DALE ........................ Study! What's that? CLARK, RICHARD ...................................................... If textbooks were library books. CLARK, SAM .................... He smiles our cares away. CLEMENT, LARSON .................. Bashful, you say? COOK, CAROL .. A professor's daughter for a day. COOK, ELISABETH .... A comely B cheerleader. COOK, PAUL .... He wears the famous Cook smile. CRAINE, JOHN ........ Of the type we like to know. CUNNINGHAM, ARNOLD .....,.,......,.,..,...,,,.,,.,,,.,,,. Likes to work, loves to play. DALLMAN, JANICE .... She does everything well. DARROW, VIOLA ........ Talk, talk, and more talk! DARY, EILEEN .. A girl with a friend named Fred. DARY, HOWARD .............. Howard and his buddy. DAVIS, CAROL ANN ............ Her cheers have pep. DAVIS, KENT ...... Wake me when the bell rings. DECORAH, LOUIS ...................... A ball game fan. DOCKSTADER, PEARL, She helped fill our plates. DONOVAN, PATRICK .............................................. Cheerful, never down-hearted. DONOVAN, WILLIAM ............ A farmer at heart. EKERN, RONALD ............ A second Herb Shriner. FELDMAN, LINDA ................ A teacher's delight. FELDMAN, RAYMOND ...... Duck hunter deluxe. FIKAR, LEONARD ........ His intentions are good. FIKAR, MARY ........................ A typical Lyndonite. FIRLUS, LAVONNE ............ We're glad she's back. FITZGERALD, BERNARD .. A pal worth knowing. FITZGERALD, JEANNINE ...... Small, but oh my! FITZGERALD, LUCY ............ Her driver's license. FITZGERALD, ROBERT ............................................ Maybe shy, but what a pal. FOOTIT, RAYMOND .... Always up to something. FORSYTH, MARY ELLEN .... A whiz in Home Ec. FORSYTH, MYRNA ........................ She likes books. FRANK, IDA MAE ................ Cheerful at her work. FRANKE, DARRELL ...................... Girls, take note. FRANKE, OTIS ............. ....... A tower of strength. GARSKE, RALPH .................... No interest in girls. GIBNEY, DONNA .......... Her blushes are our envy. GRANGER, GEORGE .. English or football, which? GREENDEER, ALMA .................. Soft, brown eyes. GREENDEER, JAMES .......... Studies get in his way. GREENHECK, KATHRYN, Presents a nice picture. HEMENWAY, RUTH .......... Her only study: MAN. HINRICHS, BETTY .................................................... Represents mischief in disguise. HEPP, AMIEL .................. Is that the right theorem? HOILE, LEROY ...................................... The cowboy. HOILE, THOMAS ............ Must not chat in library. HOLDEN, JUNE .................. She's a lady every day. HOLMAN, SANDRA .......... Meet Miss Questioner. HOLTSLANDER, DARLENE ............ One of three. HOPPER, JANET ...... Answers calls for baby sitter. I Continued on page 631 fy 3. w MILTON A. KJESETH Superintendent of Schools Principal of our school is hey A finer one we'1'e yet to see. St. Olaf College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. fhe blue-gold of mousfon high The blue-gold of Mauston High Your royal colors are still our prideg To you our praises we're fondly singing Firm, strong welre all united. When high school days are through, Remember, we still will cling to you. Ever loyal and true To you, our Mauston High. foculfy . . . of M. H. S. CLARENCE W. ALTHAUS Assistant Principal He is our faillaful class adviser As well as able .ruperz'i.vor. Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Senior Class Co-Adviser NORMA I.. CONWAY Secretary and Cashier In flue office .the does ber Jlaare, She! kept bury - no time to spare. ROMELLE J. OLSEN Assistant Secretary 'In Ibe office, we underxland Sbe'.t there lo lend a helping band. 29 r STANLEY W. BARTILSON Vocal Music Music he teaches with great skill,- Our performance gives all u thrill. University of Minnesota, B.S Sophomore Class Co Adviser SIGNE A. BENSON English-Latin Her friendly smile is there to gre Earh freshman as he finds his seat Concordia College, B.A. Northwestern University, M.A. Latin Club Adviser Cumulative Records JOHN O. COOK Industrial Arts In the shop he does play his part Ol teaching boys the work of url. Stout Institute, B.S. Junior Class Co-Adviser Arts and Crafts Club Adviser GRACE M. GATES Social Science In social problems she does exceIl,' In citizenship she rates as well. Lawrence College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A, Freshman Class Co-Adviser HARLOW U. GIERHART Science He strives to do his duty To show us Natu1e's beauty. Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S. Freshman Class Co'Adviser Science Club Co-Adviser H. DEAN GRAY Instrumental Music As maestro of the Maustan Band, Our Mr. Gray is certainly grand. Lawrence College, B. Music Pep Club Co-Adviser administrative crew ui' OH We fo sly 1 - 'rgffiggti K 12 KH? K F l' fm iv ? 1 S te ROBERT ERICKSON Mathematics Assistant Basketball and Football Coach 'W'ith math problems everyone go. To this one man who really knows. Wisconsin State Callege, Platteville, B.S. Sophomore Class Co-Adviser i O Q Q In lroclc. . . 55 MALCOLM R. KNUTZEN English forrecl English be does try to tressg 'bat we abuse it, we must confess. Lawrence College, B.A. iolumbia Teachers College, M.A. Senior Class Play Director l RUSSELL F. JILES . Business Education ' In keeping records so very near, He is one person who can'l be bea!. James Millikin University, B.S. Blue Quill Co-Adviser ll ga, , . p . , , . . 3.9 ,H If Q ' o ZW 4 o AMALIA I. KING Social Science She helped us slage our promenade We fbank her for her splendid aid. Milton College, Ph.B. junior Class Co-Advise K ,ii junior Prom JOHN E. KLEMENT Athletic Director Physical Education In teaching boys haw to play ball, Mr. Klemenl is lhe best of all. University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S. M Club Adviser Football. Basketball Volleyball, Track MARY A. KUCIREK Librarian Librari Science lVe give ber I anks for ber kind advice To make our Hammer so very nice. Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point, B.E. University of Wisconsin, Ph.M. Senior Class Co-Adviser Hammer Faculty Adviser FLORENCE E. LOOMIS Home Economics Here's one who has the knack of knowing just how to cook and teach us sewing. University of Wisconsin, B.S. Home Economics Club Adviser rr JEAN L. MCEVOY Social Science In oratory :be does ber part By giving speakers the correct start. University of Chicago, Ph.B. Forensics Coach u JO ANN MESSERSCHMIDT Physical Education We gne her fredii for her deedsp In Pep Club she is one who leads. Wisconsin State College LaCrosse, B.S. Cheerleaders G.A.A. Pep Club Co-Adviser ALICE C. ROSWELL English - Speech She is the one who strives to teach All ber students better speech. University of Colorado, B.A. American Academy of Dramatic Art, Graduate Blue Quill Co-Adviser Q Club Adviser HELEN H. SORRELL Business Education 'Her classes are so bright and gay That each hour seems to fly away. Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, B.A. Blue Quill Co-Adviser junior Class Play Co-Director Sign I sfops Judith Ekern Jacqueline Bates mausfon public . . . BOTTOM ROW: E. Hosig, L. Ioseph, I. Palmer, M. Boyd, R. Oliver, A. Hepp. SECOND ROW: I. Bates, M. Kastner, R. Neve, N. Phillips, I. Dallman, R. Ringer, A. Lindner, Bonita Brokopp, H. Seeheeker, D. Palmer, S. Holman. STAND- ING: M. Livingston, B. Cairns, G. Lankford, P. Soukup, R. Kielstrup, 1. Kastner, S. Pelion, D. Straight, D. Lewis, L. Decorah, R. Rose. Marilyn Kastner 34 Richard Neve Janis Beckman . . . school bond Mr. Gray BOTTOM ROW: I. Ekern, P. Leistikow, I. Beckman, B. Hammond, E. Karas, 1. Miles. SECOND ROW: B. Hinrichs. V. Darrow, L. Larson, D. Steinbaus, L. Wilson, B. Niles, D. Gibney, L. McNown, R. Carpenler, Beverly Brokopp, E. Roxe. STANDING: E. Dary, B. furkowxlai, Y. Carrell, C. Cook, I. Fitzgerald, S. Potter, C. Knulxon, E. Iolmxon. Eleanor johnson Shirley Pelton vocal music . . . BOTTOM ROW: B. Niles, G. Marquardt, P, Leistikow, E. Rose, L. McNown, I. Miles, K. Olson, E. Karas, M. jones, L Feldman, B. jurkowski, E. Cook. SECOND ROW: M. Livingston, I. Kaslner, D. Steinhaus, C. Knutson, R. Kielstrup, A Slrnrk, M. Kastner, 1. Bates, A. Martin, B. Hinrirlfs, C. Olson, Mr. Bartilson, Director. THIRD ROW: M. Scbams, E. Ben neil, C. Cook, I. Fkern, I. Phillips, C. Post, I. Clark, B. Brokopp, C. Suszyfki, R. Hemenway. FOURTH ROW: R. Henry N. Hosig, A. Remington, E. Delmore. F. Sebukis, E. Hosig. BOTTOM ROW: B. Niles, G. Marquardt, I. Kastner, M. Livingston, A. Martin, B. Iurkowski, A. Struck, I. Miles, D. Stein- lwaus, P. Leistikow. SECOND ROW: R. Hemenway E. Bennett, C. Post, E. Cook. C. Cook, V. Baron, M. Ackerman, M. Bolwatta, L. Fitzgerald, C. Rnnkel, L. Feldman, Mr, Bartilson, Dirertor. THIRD ROW: I. Phillips, L. MeNown, M. Scbams, B. Hinrirbs, D. Krueger, A. Plewa, M. Basiek. 1. Holden. B. Brokopp, C. Knutson, E. Karas, K. Olson. fwirling club BOTTOM ROW: C. Cook, Vice-President' E. Cook, Presidenl: E. Sbanboltz. Secretary-Treasurer: P. Shark, I. Filzgeruld, L. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: L. llfyaltman, D. Sleinbaus, V. Darrow. B. Hinrirlvs. D. Krufger. THIRD ROW: Adviser .Mn Gray, Bonita Brokopp, S. Holman, A. Plewa, D. Befkwilb. SW WO' A gf Q9 X095 CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES 8. 'S 4? SITTING: R. Podrasky, D. Van Dusen, N. Mutch, J. Palmer. STANDING: M. Granger, j. Raese, F. Schukis, J. Dallman, j. Phillips. home economics club Q00 fl BOTTOM ROW: S. Pidgeon, L. Fitzgerald, I. Bader, V. Baron, Treasurer S. Pelton. Vice-President D. Kaminski, President M XYI2llIlll2lf'l, Sefretary A. Bires, M. Bohatta, J. Footit, L. Feldman. SECOND ROXV: M. Mojzis, E. Shanholtz, M. Basick, E Bulk. C. Cook, V. Darrow. K. Olson, L. Zietlow, E. Cook, T. Rose, Mrs. Loomis. Adviser, THIRD ROW: B. Hinrichs, B XX,ZllICI', J. Carpenter, IE. johnson, N. Mutch, R. johnson, G. Underhill, -I. Beckman, j. Larson. FOURTH ROXV: M. Forsyth j. Brenncka. B. Wright, B. Howland, A. Plewa, D. Beckwith, B. Kaminski, C. LaBudda, D. Krueger, M. Fikar, M. Granger, IE. Karas, C. Bires. XV Wm, - .g.QgMuk',,,grg. THE TABLE IS SET THE GIRLS BEGIN TO SERVE 'Nw .iii 'Y-1. PARTIES ARE FUN THE SNACKS ARE GOOD 39 -E L '-l- U7 L L '-l- L . -I- '-l- :ri 3 o I2 z: N M ti 3 O Q1 'd z: .S Q of -I vn R1 IL' .E G! E 2 I-1 Z -e C cd A 3.5 mi I l-4 Pd 'D O Ln 5-I ..- M 4. .ii si Z' N u U I-1 U U V3 Bohen, D. Clark, F. Standish dorf, E. ROW: B. Langen OM BOTT 0 N H-4 LD .J 5: :1 -o e: N r-l '4- ui c .... E U .2 x: C1 U Q oh D-I x: ..- E cu -1 U-4 fu 5-I vu D-4 A E E me Q binson, J. Ro 3 O KZ I l 5 Lu Li N ? o C o Q I-P -Sf T.. B .i J,-g U -4 -1 .-1 L5 I: U at u aa .D vu 0 Ill u I-1 Q .: 0 I-1 D Vi CH 0 I-1 I-' .: 0 .- : JI G' -:: ... .- 5 E Ll U Ja P 'U QC Q Z O U l-Ll cn L-4 .E U ai 'U .- eu I-1 aa Q0 N ..- .-. LHCQ I: U c: .n Q3 :s CII sd B O D5 'S E 1 3 -4. .JE o 3 Em U ai 6-I CI 0 'U 'a U I-4 D-4 Remington, resident B. Noe, son, Vice-P 5 G E3 o P Di on c: N I-1 U lj Ta .E E' 0 CD E c: N III G... is 3 5. vi vi' vs -. 'U 5 M '4- N .M 'Q N u nd 1.2 eu on, R. Lang rn l-4 U n, C. Schultz, A. Pet O an N. Peter C. 3 O as Q E III 1- E E l-3 :A 'U ... -4. Gr .E 5 O' '41 I4-T wa N we-4 Q-1 H. U on c: eu r-1 -i In an CB U d u-4 GJ CI OD N B How- inn, R. Krug, C. Smith, L. Qu ess, D. Nelson, E. H Rollins, M. Powers, D. 2. RESERVE CHAMPION AT 3. JUNEAU COUNTY CHAM- F.F.A. l projects 1. JUNEAU COUNTY CHAM- PION. M. Powers with the boar which won first place. M . ix CENTRAL WISCONSIN 'A LIVESTOCK SHOW N. Peterson with barrow PION. J. Brandt with his bull Repairing Farm Machinery D. Waltman, C. Schultz, L. Walsh, D. Pfaff F.F.A. OFFICERS: President: R Boehm, Vice-President: B. Noe PUREBRED YORKSHIRE J. Bollig urer: D. Peterson, Sentinel: G Granger, Reporter: A. Rose. Champion Corn Growers F.F.A. Public Speaker CHAMPION JUDGING TEAM J. Cassidy 8: C. Smith A. Remington junior Livestock Show - J. Cassidy, UA- Pefefsfm, flfsf Place A. Remington, J. Quinn, Mr. Weittinhiller 41 winner, absent from picture ,W 7 Secretary: A. Remington, Treas- crrfs and crafts club A. Winter operating the drill. J. Weber using the electric sander. 42 SITTING: W. Kudlas, E. Schwartz, R. Footit, j. Weber, D. Peterson, j. Cook. STANDING: A. Winter, R. Garske, H. Dary, Mr. P. Cook. Adviser. A. Wells using ordinary sandpaper. T. Wright operating the electric saw. mcusfon molecules BOTTOM ROW: President E. Hosig, Vice-President R. Ringer, Secretary L. Feldman, Treasurer F. Schukis, Y. Carrell, W. Larson. SECOND ROW: A. Hepp, W. Schams, M. Schams, N. Phillips, R. Smith, R. Thomas. THIRD ROW: A. Winter, Adviser Mr. Shoman, F. Leistikow. phofogrophy club BOTTOM ROW: President F. Schukis, Secretary-Treasurer R. Rinnpr QFFOND DOXYI. KI LL..-J- D 'rl.......,... A IL-.. comifes concordicfe A . , 1 , , . ,, Annu wo ENDARP CMJ, 0 'A .,,.,4. R A L J J '-1' I ' J. 9 A 4 I - Q? U P I aa ,...i. . . Bulletin board losers entertain winners. C. Suszycki, ex-consul, cuts the birthday cake at the seventeenth anniversary of the club. Q Christmas Party 'av SITTING: Aedile J. Hopper, Adviser Miss Benson, C. Suszycki, Scriba A. Martin, P. Parr, A. Greencleer. STANDING: S. Arntz, Delator D. Knutzen, A. Hepp, D. Brown, Quaestor R. Smith, Adj. Aedile R. Rossin, 44 Consul Hosig. if gg is 3 'ii 3 vi... ' Q forensics . . . .que we BOTTOM ROW: L. Feldman, C. Davis, N. Pelton, L. McNown, B. Jurkowski, J. Miles, E. Cook, M. Ackerman, V, Randall, S. Pclton. SECOND ROW: D. Krueger, K. Olson, J. Bates, M. Mojzis, C. Suszycki, C. Cook, M. Forsyth, G. Biederer, M. Bohatta, THIRD ROW: N. Froeming, R. Neve, A. Hepp, L. Johnson, A. Remington, F. E C 'h. FOURTH ROW: P. Marshall, D. Steinhaus, Schukis, j. Benson, j. McEvoy, M. Waltman, Miss Mc voy, oat J. new X90 Y? S1 Carpenter, J. Larson, j. Palmer, A. Struck, J. LaFrance, S. Holman. December 18, 1953 junior Class Play ..... ......... ......................... ........... LHU SITTING: M. Knutson, C. Suszycki, J. McEvoy, G. Underhill. STANDING: J. Henry, M. Waltman, R. Neve, E. Schwartz, J. Benson, M. Kastner, J, Bates, R. Gray, Co-Director Miss Held, M. Granger, E. Neustadter, Co-Director Miss Fabisch, A. Struck, S. Knutson, V. n 1.11 r' 'l'.....,... 'Aff Min'-cnneon ff N JJZQLJW A BIWEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED BY AND FOR THE STUDENTS OF MAUSTON HIGH EDITORS MANAGERS SPORTS EDITORS PUBLISHERS N. Froeming Business: B. jurkowski F. Biederer D. Brown R. Ekern Exchange: L. McNown Klabough Mary E. Forsyth REPORTERS C. Post, M. Schams Dallman, V. Darrow ADVISERS B. jurkowski, Kastner E. Shanholtz, A. Struck M. E. Forsyth, Larson Mrs. Roswell C. Knutson, L. McNown TYPISTS N. Pelton, C. Post, Raese Mrs. Sorrell J. Miles, R. Oliver C. Bires, Carpenter E. Sivek, G. Underhill Mr. jiles fi ci SS C fi -lx X U7 Q L .L 48 5 , , M veg Sk H L K A ..,, Q , S , ,ai P53555 QS min L7'L- Q I 1 JS ,W fy Us ls QV...-91 5- 1 I 'ai 'l B ' JJ . F..-.-...W , 1 .ww M ,M 3. gy 5,gxg:w 9 x we ? U 50 , HK- 5 Q 5 vuj' 1----W. ,:,,.J.. 3 A t 'a PEP CLUB OFFICERS President .......,..,............,. ............ N icholas Hosig Vice-President ..,..,,.... ......... R oberr Boehm Secretary-Treasurer ,Y... ...... M ary Lynn Jones I BOTTOM ROXV: G. Lankford, E. Dary, R. Oliver. SEC- OND ROXV: G. Bic-dcrcr, C. Bires, j. Fitzgerald, A. Bircs. THIRD ROXV: S, Arntz, E. Neustadter, Captain F. Biederer, M. Kastner, W. Kudlas, F. Leppin. . . . pep feoms A D V I S E R S Miss Messerschmidt - Mr. Gry BoTToM ROW:. R. Kielmup, M. Jones, J, Kastner, B. Cairns, Captain T. Rose. SECOND ROXW: A. Struck, V. Darrow, M. Livingston, I.. Waltnlan, R. Ekern, I.. Mr:Nown, R. Thomas. 1 kia cheerleaders . . . 5 1 E 5 f is .ig . T H E P E P S O N G Mauston High School, we're all for thee! Loyal friends we'll always and ever beg Firm and strong, united are we. Rah-rah-rah- for Mauston High! Rah-rah-rah-rah- Fight for the Blue and Gold! S. Pelton, J. Ekern, C. Davis, M. Kastner, T. Rose, J. Kastner. R. Oliver, E. Cook, E. Dary, G. Lankford, J. Phillips, J. Clark u 11 BOTTOM ROW: E. Ryczek, Secretary D. Schluter, J. Weber, F. Leppin, Don Knutzen, R. Feldman, R. Langer, j. Delmore, W. Smart, K. Chilson. SECOND ROW: A. Winter, R. Zorbaugh, President N. Hosig, R. Rossin, A. Remington, R. Garske, O. Franke, Treasurer R. Henry, Mr. Klement, Adviser. THIRD ROW: F. Leistikow, H. Dary, T. Hoile, li. Ncustadter, T. Wright, T. Reigard, C. Smith, H. Johnson, Dave Knutzen. FOURTH ROW: R. Delap, R. Ekern, li. Schwartz, M. Knutson, A. Rose, XV. Kudlas, G. Granger, K. Smart, P. Randall, S. Lewis. M CLUB AWARDS A gold M lapel pin to each graduating M Club senior. A trophy to the Outstanding Senior Athlete. To qualify for this award, a senior must attain a good scholastic average, participate in other ex- tracurricular activities, and show athletic ability. A trophy to the athlete showing the greatest desire to win and displaying the best competitive spirit. This trophy was donated to the M Club by the Novak's jewelry Store. at M CLUB ACCOMPLISHMENTS The purchase of new basketball uniforms for the Varsity Squad. Profits from the candy machine en- abled the boys to purchase these uniforms. The letters MAUSTON were placed on all track uniforms. The additional payment of all of last year's med- ical bills. The sponsoring of two dances after basketball games to aid in the payment of athletic awards. 53 -In HI- -L. 'a L 54 G. E2 NJ .E E sv D5 4 J -C .ab B P-1 J .ac C as 5-4 U-1 O .ti G O I Z .E 41 ... Q1 ee U U -- 's : P-3 4 'a an 2.5 e 0 : E d Q I-4 C 0 : ge J I-A G e VJ ad 5' O. CL U n-I H4 -... T: 'U C as IZ nl B O on 2 O E O an ,N 1 CAPTAIN NICK HOSIG COACH JOHN KLEMENT Most Valuable Player TOMAH 0 -1 27 Mauston opened its season's football schedule with Tomah. The Indians, who have been conference champs in football for a long time, were no ex- ception this year. Playing against a much faster backfield and more ex- perienced line, the Eagles proved no match for the Indians. Pongratz scored all four of their touchdowns. REEDSBURG 0 1 41 Reedsburg, feated up to this time, played its best in this game. The Eagle's only near touchdown was made by Nick Hosig on an intercept- ed pass which he ran back to the three-yard line. Mauston then fumbled the ball and lost its chance to score. BARABOO 0 i- 27 A very muddy field and rainy night proved to be an advantage to Baraboo in this game. Mauston played a good rough and hard-fought game against one of the bigger teams in this confer- ence but had to submit to the better team. WISCONSIN DELLS 7 l 19 This game was played on Mauston's field. The Dells had a very hard-run- ning backfield. The Eagles put up a very good fight but ended on the short end of the score. A pass from Reigard to Garske scored our only touchdown. Mauston was one of the three teams to score against the Dells this year. NEKOOSA 13 - 20 This was Nekoosa's Homecoming game and although we outplayed them all through it, a few bad breaks cost us a victory. Don Knutzen made both touchdowns, one of which was an 85- yard kickoff return. SPARTA 20 -- 13 The team played its best of the season in our Homecoming game. The Eagles were all fired up and wanted to win. Tom Reigard made a touch- down in the first quarter. Sparta came back with a touchdown and tied the score. A kick, blocked by Fred Leppin and recovered in the end zone by Bob Rossin, put us in the lead again. Sparta's next touchdown tied the DUANE SCHLUTER score again. Don Knutzen then caught an 82-yard pass from Reigard to score and with Reigard's two extra points, we broke the tie and won the game. VIROQUA 7 - 13 This game was a definite upset. The Eagles were favored to win for the first time, but maybe because of our winning the game just the week be- fore or because Viroqua practiced day and night for this game, we lost by a score of 7 to 13. Our only touchdown was made by Leppin. Reigard made the extra point. NEW LISBON 14 1 7 A victory was a good way to end the season. We avenged last year's loss by winning this game. The New Lis- bon team fought hard against the Eagles, but it proved to be no match for them. Our opponents who played their best game of the season made a desperate try to take the game in the second half but couldn't succeed. Touchdowns were scored by senior ends, Zorbaugh and Winter, on passes from Kudlas and Reigard. Reigard kicked both points. K! 77 lb boslcefboll . . . 14 .... i 5 ' H, nj , 'r 5:II I ...Q X BOTTOM ROW: D. Skaer, L. Clement, P. Randall, G. Smart, W. Sorrell, J. Roth, S. Lewis SECOND ROW: Coach Erickson, W. Smart, J. Klabough, R. Zorbaugh, T. Hoile, D. Knutzen j. Weber, Manager W. Kudlas. lo foofboll . . . BOTTOM ROW: G. Smart, J. Kudlas, W. Sorrell, P. Randall, D. Pfaff, S. Lewis, R. Ekern. SECOND ROW: G. Koepp, W. Smart, R. Langer, j. Klabough, R. Feldman, K. Chilson, R. Footit, S. Clark, R. Peterson, J. Roth. THIRD ROW: Manager D. Skaer, J. Weber, D. Franke, D. Knutzen, Coach Erickson, R. Rossin, T. Hoile, C. Smith, R. Zorbaugh, A. Wells. vorsily bcuslcelboll 3E 3U l 47 58 67 62 59 27 64 65 50 64 63 45 69 62 BOTTOM ROW: Manager E. Biederer, T. Reigard, D. johnson, K. Smart, R. Henry, D. Knutzen, Manager E. Leppin. SECOND ROW: Coach Klement, T. Hoile, A.Winter, R. Garske, R. Rossin, N. Hosig, R. Zor- baugh, H. Dary. BASKETBALL READINGS M A U S T O N Adams-Friendship 52 :Wortage 68 :l:Reedsburg 57 :5:Barab0o 65 'l'Portage 58 '?Tomah 59 :f'Sparta 39 New Lisbon 5:Nekoosa Alumni 57 CHRISTMAS TRIP M A U S T O N Monticello Madison West 43 Faculty Elroy 57 CAPTAIN ALBERT WINTER Most Valuable Player BASKETBALL READINGS 57 69 46 49 67 75 62 63 59 59 85 57 :1: C MAUSTON Adams-Friendship tFViroqua :FRichland Center :l'Reedsburg New Lisbon :f'Sparta :gViroqua 34Neko0sa :l:Tomah Wisconsin Dells TOURNAMENT MAUSTON Wesrby Black River Falls onference Games Bottom Row: D. Franke, Kmllas, D. Balarofk, Ronald Zor- Baugb. Scfoml Row: IZ. Felzlmfm, R, Lung- ?r, IV. L1u1Hora', R. Ekeru, K. Clwilmu, I. Voborsky, li, Hosig, R. Delafl, II . Kmllus, I. Reyuolzls, R. 'I'lJom- 1s, II7. Srlnmts. Third Roux' .Manager A. Walls, R. Boehm, F. irbukix, A. Ilwinter, V. Ilosig, R. Rosxiu, Riclwrrl Zorlmuglw, F. Leixtileow, F, Neu- rtudtvr. 'F. Reigurll, Bemou, Couch Kle- ment. Bottom Row: Coarb Klement, G. johnson, I. Voborsky, Srlmu1rtz, IV. Kmllus, R. Ringer. M.umger I. II clu'r. Sefoml Row: F. Schn- kis, li, Nellsttulter, E. Hosig. R. Boelwm, f. Benxon, F. Leixtikow. Bottom Row: P. Ran- dull, F. Bierlerer, K, Smart, A. Liuzlner, D. Iolmson, IV. Smart, S. Lewis. Second Rowr Coach Olson, Koeflln, Donald Kflllllffl, T. Reigarzl, R, Ronin, A. Winter, Darin' Knut- zen, F. Lepfzin, Man- ager Weber. 58 LEFTOVERS i. Buyc, D. Vander- oof, G. johnson. V. Lankford, R. Lauer, j. Lucksted SENIORISTTES 1. Knutson. I.. john un, D. McDonald. Benson, F. Ncu udtcr, F. Kocpp. LISNIOR JOCKFYS Delmore, j. Henry, Schwartz. . Knurzcn, D. Sivek, . johnson. Nl NCOM POOPS Vohorsky, F. Bie- rcr. K. Chilson. Leppin. O. Franke, '. Kudlns. . . . infrcmurol bcslcefboll HNAUGHTY NINE R. Neve, R. Ringer, R. Feldman, R. Fkern. F. Hosig, F. Leisti- kow, F. Schukis, R. Thomas. F.F.A. if 1 G, Granger, D. Walt- man, R. Boehm. R. Schwedrsky, A Remington, A. Rose F.F.A. IH2 P. Cook, B. Fitzgerald D. Pfaff, B. Langen- dorf. R. Langer, j. Brandt C. Smith, H. See becker. FRESHMEN J. Kudlas, G. Smart, W. Vanderhoof. R. Peterson, J. Roth, J. Klabough, L. Cle- lTlEfll. 59 FRITZ LEISTIKOW Track RICHARD DELAP Track ARNIE ROSE Boxing, Football, Volleyball EUGENE NEUSTADTER Volleyball MARLYN KNUTSON Volleyball senior . . 5 EUGENE RYCZEK Manager: Basket- ' ANDREW ball 8: Boxmg REMINGTON Football DAVID KNUTZEN Baseball RICHARD ZORBAUGH Basketball, Foot ball, Track KENNETH SMART Baseball, Basket- ball, Boxing, Football ALBERT WINTER Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Track DUANE SCHLUTER FOOIb3.ll, Track JAMES DELMORE Football J ' .x 5 sf' f A A , .W ek, f L 2 ifpu 311 f f , h ' C f- Jeff R , 4 1 'K , A. 'o gn Q ff X912 .4 Q- 655 E . I Y, .. a fn: ' 3 13 5 K' , ,Q Q K 9 Q, 1 7 ,, f K ur a ff' :qu . 4' Y ff My vi I 1-, 4 1 we-' S 4 f 'F KX fx f . ,,TZ'l.ii2I X115 kms? ,V if xy' , x Gini K-aff 'Fl' 1? gm Q X mm.. vi ,P xx f I Gila? E f fe' if ' 3,1 15' ,, .fi ? ,Ag A x +4 4, 5 Q , ,Y Q if ' f - V . 2 x 5 Y N,-,XA it 5 ,f ,qi ' V S ' 46 ' . gf A f E -L N. ,ly 'liz 4, .. x W' N' 1 ,- ?.,L5 gnu ff ,, T, ,Q 3 w ,sw if A ,aging . FD -fffiftifiw Jn.: K5 T? M 4 Wk. VV 55: B A ,ai ff Mig' . nl.. ,wg i if K b ,K+ f-' Q f I , i ,K H , W V , , 5,-1 wt 1. . 4 . , V . i an ' , V V ir W M., 1 A 'W Ky V - M , x Q f 4 T ff 1- , K , ,,, Vx 1 Q f K x is' L tg nd I ' . I sfop I look ! listen I HORN, JACK ,.,......... Front seat chemistry student. HOSIG, EDWARD .......... He plays with ivory keys. HOWLAND, BETTY .. The literature she reads. HOWLAND, LAWRENCE .. Curls are his specialty. HOWLAND, MARGIE .................... Her big smile. HUEBNER, ARTHUR .................................................. The trial of a teacher's patience. HURLEY, CHARLES ................ He's a daydreamer. HURLEY, PATRICIA, Here today, gone tomorrow. JAMES, ROBERT ............................ Happy-go-lucky. JONES, PHILLIP ............ The interests of a farmer. JOHNSON, DAVID .................. Long live the king! JOHNSON, GERALD .................................................. The future hope of basketball. JOHNSON, MARIE ............ Neatness is her motto. JOHNSON, RITA ................ Her clear complexion. JURKOWSKI, BONNIE .... Actress in the making. KAHL, ARLEN .............................. His school spirit. KAMINSKI, BERNADINE ...... A good seamstress. KANAROWSKI, ROBERT ........ Our future boxer. KARAS, EVELYN .................... Music is her forte. KASTNER, JACQUELINE ...... Always on the run. KENT, DENNIS .............. Proud to be a Lyndonite. KIELSTRUP, RUTH .................. Ruth and her flute. KLABOUGH, PATRICK .... All-American material. KNUTSON, CLARICE, Life is one big laugh to her. KNUTZEN, DONALD .......... Two-term president. KOEPP, JEROME ........................................................ In the interests of a higher education. KOLBECK, CONNIE ............ Another of the three. KOLBECK, JEANNE .. Her desire for a good book. KRUEGER, DARLENE .................. A smile for all. KRUG, RICHARD .......... Tall, dark, and handsome. KUDLAS, JOHN ........ Sports will bring him fame. KUDLAS, WILLIAM, His loves? Football and girls. LAACK, MILDRED .................................................... She craves the western atmosphere. LaFRANCE, JANICE ........ A new comer to M.H.S. LANGENDORF, BURTON ........................................ Spelling and Burton don't agree. LANGER, LYALL .............. His business is his own. LANGER, ROBERT .. Never groans, always smiles. LANKFORD, GLORIA .................... She's a dancer. LARSEN, WILLIAM .............. High in all qualities. LARSON, JUDY .......... Sauk City claims her heart. LAUHER, PAUL .................................. A handy man. LAWRENCE, ALFRED ................ He likes his fun. LEISTIKOW, PATSY ........ ...... A willing learner. LEPPIN, FRED ............. . ...... His friend Eileen. LEWIS, SAM ................... ...... A born athlete. LINDN ER, ALBERT ...... Eyes of blue. LIVINGSTON, MARY ELLEN ...............................- A drummer who drums. LOESCHER, ARLENE ................ Last of the three. LOESCHER, JOHN .............................. A real joker. LUCKSTED, JAMES .... Anyone for a good time? LUKE, JAMES ............................ A John Wayne fan. LUKE, KENNETH ...... Always the same in nature. McKAHAN, SUSAN ................ Always whispering. McKINNEY, JO ANN .... At times temperamental. McNOWN, LORELEI .......... One who gets around. MARQUARDT, GAYLE ...... As nice as she looks. MARSHALL, PATRICIA .......... Chemistry and Pat. MARTIN, AUDREY .............. She's neat and sweet. MARTIN, WILMA ..... ................ H er spelling. MILES, JO ANN .................... High-flying ideals. MILLER, CHARLES .............. Still water runs deep. MILLER, CLARENCE .. Mischief? Not Clarence!! MINOR, sAMsoN ...................................................... He does have mischievous habits. MOJZIS, MARLENE .................................................... Wears a million-dollar smile. NASTALI, MARIAN ................ She looks delicate. NELSON, DALE .................. Another Ed. Matthews. NILES, BETTY ............................ A girl with plans. NORTON, CHARLENE .............................................. One of our schoohnates. O'BRIEN, BETTY ................................ Her ponytail. O'BRIEN, PATRICIA ......................... .. ...................... One can't go wrong in silence. OLIVER, ROSALIE ............................ A football fan. OLSON, CALVIN ...... Not a shirker, but a worker. OLSON, KAY .............................. Gay and studious. PAGEL, SHIRLEY ........................................ TV fan. PALMER, JUDY .......... ......... A willing iibmian. PARR, PATRICIA ...................... Work? Sometimes. PETERSON, ALAN .................. A picture of health. PETERSON, DOUGLAS .... A good fellow to know. PETERSON, NEIL ...... Beware! Here's a live wire. PETERSON, ROBERT ...... Look at that curly head. PFAFF, DUANE ................ Never a dull moment. PFAFF, EVELYN ............................ She still giggles. PHILLIPS, JOANNE, Black todayg what tomorrow? PHILLIPS, NORMA .......... Oh, for a game of ball. PIDGEON, SHIRLEY ...... Fun? Tell Shirley where. PLEWA, ALICE .................. A cheerful disposition. PODRASKY, RUTH ....,............................................... To her friends she's Mitzi. POST, CAROL ............................ Popcorn anyone? POTTER, SHARON, Her hair's her crowning glory. POZEL, MARY, She has the pep and does the work. I Continued on page 682 4. harbor . . Iwi-+1 -X M51 . . KING ARNE 19.. ..1- A DFRS 41 D DXAN A AN DAWD LEE ' H ' 54 U9 U I ,M 1 LOWER DECK: D. Kaminski, R. Boehm, J. Ekern, H. Johnson, D. Trute, D. Knutzen, M. Kastner, R. Henry. UPPER DECK: Crownbear- er D. Lee, ex-Queen L. Trute, ex-King G. Curtis, Queen Mary Lynn jones, Crownbearer D. Lee, King Arne Rose. ighfs 54 O 'ar . 'U .3 Q' J ,, 5 'O 6 , nl 'fix xxx ' if LCS fl 'U ,gk Pill I I anrldxg , in ,eff -.43 f-rn K lmqbli Q., A 9 ,ff-ff ' , w??1ggL,:e5sg'k5:g ' 1 ' . - ' lf 1 T4 U X. : z -is '7vJl-1f '3'w5Ai3ChffQ f5, IX .r , . 1 -riff' A-gvfimirfms C CJ ZI' new xzfisinw-,473 f-:iw-is ' Fig .Lfw,., jlalqfgfgefrsfhvgcvii.-Esfq ' ff 519253 fviiem rt,??,53:?Ti iii? ,U -I fm: fi,ff3'i5Qx,A 'J gif' ' '21 Jlggm-1' 3, JP' QUEEN JUDY AND KING NICK THE ROYAL COURT Shirley Pelton, Arne Rose, Mabel Waltman, Robert Henry, Queen judy Clark, King Nick Hosig, Darlene Trute, Albert Winter, Jacqueline Bates, Robert Boehm. CID 545. Senior Skit udy and Nick light bonfire 7:15 Bonfire at 7:20 junior Skit Freshman Skit Sophomore Skit 7:25 stop . look ! listen . RAESE, JOYCE ............................................................ Everything she does, she does well. RAMSDELL, PATSY ........ Another Rosa Bonheur? RANDALL, JENNIE ................ Jennie and her pal. RANDALL, PHILLIP ................ Little, but oh my!! RAYMOND, DON .. We like him when we see him. RAYMOND, PATRICIA .......... Our fashion plate. REIGARD, TOM .................... Always ready to eat. RINGER, RICHARD .................... His paper route. RIPLEY, DIANE ................................ Applejack ace. RITLAND, DONALD ...... Maintains A's and Bees. ROEGNER, DARYL ....... ...... N ever causes trouble. ROGGE, EVELYN .................. Quiet determination. ROLLINS, CLARENCE ........ Combs are expensive. ROSE, ELIZABETH .............. Nice and dependable. ROSE, TERRY ...................... An aide to the nurses. ROSIER, DUANE ............ You say, the silent type? ROSSIN, ROBERT .............. 6'5 with lots of drive. ROTH, JOHN ........................ How he loves to talk! ROWAN, BERNADINE .... She came from Tomah. ROWE, RUTH ANNE .................. Nice to everyone. RUNKEL, CHARLOTTE ............................................ Never advertises her presence. RUSSELL, CLARENCE .. A liking for good books. RYCZEK, GERALD ............ Potential A student. SCHAMS, WILLIAM ............ Always well-groomed. SCHUKIS, FRED ........................................ His bike. SCHULTZ, CLAYTON .............................................. A lucky break - curly hair. SCHULTZ, MAE ............ Assembly teachers' dream. SCULLY, JOHN ...... A champion at cat and rat. SEAGER, LARRY .............. The farm is his delight. SEAGER, VIRGINIA ........................ Her ambitions. SEEBECKER, HAROLD ...... ....... A true friend. SHANHOLTZ, EVELYN .................. How yo' all? SIAS, CAROL ................................ Petite Lyndonite. SIVEK, ELLEN ......,,.............. Why is HE so shy? SIVITS, JUDY .................... She appears to be quiet. SKAER, DENNIS .... His one true love - SPORTS. SMART, GERALD .. In the footsteps of his brothers. SMART, WILLIAM .... A sport-loving smart boy. SMITH, CARL .............................................................. Answers the call of the out-of-doors. SMITH, DORTHEY .................... A diligent worker. SMITH, ROY ...................................... A Latin lover. SORRELL, WALTER .................................................... Mischief? Doesn't know the word. SOUKUP, PAUL .................. Quiet, but not in band. STANDISH, FRANCIS .... F stands for friendly. STEFFEN, KAREN ........ Her kingdom for a horse. STEINHAUS, DEANNA ............................ Fire ball. STRACK, PATRICIA .......... Phy Ed? Not her dish! SUNDAY, GRANT .. To go or not to go to school. THOMAS, ROBERT .... Pep-rally skits are his meat. TIMBLIN, DAN .................... A future veterinarian. TREMAIN, RICHARD, His company generates fun. TUCKER, KEITH ............ A gentleman and scholar. VANDERHOOF, DARRYL ........................................ Short, dark and handsome. VANDERHOOF, WILLIAM .......................... Gum!! VAN DUSEN, DONNA .. She never misses a game. VOBORSKY, JAMES .................... Hunter supreme. VOIGT, BEN ...................... He likes to take it easy. VOIGT, BERTHA .............. A conscientious worker. VOLTZ, CHARLES ..... ........... A n earnest worker. VOLTZ, WILLIAM ............ A movie projectionist. WAGNER, EDWARD ................ Mischievous plus. WALLMER, JACK ................ What's that again? WALSH, LARRY .............. His truck gets him there. WALTER, BONNIE ............ Her stick-to-it-iveness. WALTMAN, DANIEL ........ His hobby is hunting. WALTMAN, LINDA .. A freshman with a future. WEBER, JAMES ...... Girls! Never heard of them. WEDDE, CAROL ........................ Note the left hand. WEDDE, WILMA .................... School!! She left it. WEILAND, BEVERLY .......... Wisconsin Dells fan. WELLS, ARTHUR ...................... A lover of nature. WELLS, JEFFREY ........ Uses both head and hands. WHITEWING, MARTHA ...... Her friendly smile. WILSON, LUCILLE .......................... Her nickname. WRIGHT, BARBARA .. A Lemonweir horsewoman. WRIGHT, TOM ...... Quiet? There must be a time ZIETLOW, LA VONNE .... It's work and some play. ZORBAUGH, RONALD ...................... Always last. 30-31-Teachers attend workshop . . SEPTEMBER 1-School bell rings for all . . . 6-Holiday: We observe Labor Day Boys Attend Trees For Tomorrow 10-Lyceum: Story time in dance bal- let . . . 13-Teachers attend Juneau County Teachers' Meeting . . . -Mr. Shoman joins faculty . . . -Lyceum: Ambassador Male Quar- tet entertain us . . . OCTOBER 4-Juniors order class rings . . . 6-Sophomores entertain our fresh- men at a party . . . 12-Lyceum: Galen Happy Harvey teaches us how to sing Down By The Old Mill Stream . . . 13-K. C. Dance . . . 19-F. F. A. meet at M. H. S. . . . 21-Stunt Night . . . 22-Homecoming Game . . . 23-Homecoming Dance . . 30-Hallowe'en Party . . . 14 22 NOVEMBER 1-Firemen's Dance . . . 3-Underclassmen pose for camera. . . 4-6-Teachers attend convention in Milwaukee . . . 25-We eat turkey . . . 29-Milk dispenser placed in assembly room . . . Trees For Tomorrow Achievement Award information booth AUGUST DECEMBER 2-We drink 35 gallons of free milk in one day . . . 7-juniors present Beauty and the Beef . . . 8-junior class rings make their ap- Cafiiflile p . . . 20-Faculty wives entertain the faculty 21-Kiwanis Christmas Party . . . 22-Alumni Varsity Game 23-All out for Christmas vacation . . . JANUARY 4-First day of school in 1955 . . . 6-Sophomores are the guests of our freshmen at a party . . . 7-Speech Club reveals Q girl . . . 15- 16-They're here! Final exams . . . 17-First half of school year is over . . 18-We say good-bye to D. Schluter. He's Uncle Sam's man now . . . 21-Lyceum: Chan Loo makes us wish we were magicians . . . 25-Immunization Clinic opens . . . 27-Hammer pictures taken. We smile all day . . 31-Hammers go on sale . . . FEBRUARY 1-Senior committee selects announce- ments . . . We Help Save the 2-Seniors take interest tests . . . Band s onsors talent show 3- p . . . -Lyceum: Irv Morgan teaches us some Judo tricks . . 7-Juneau County teachers meet again 8-Today we consumed 351 half pints of milk at 5.01 a half pint . . . 93-We contribute to the March of Dimes . . . 12-We attend Forensic Workshop at LaCrosse . . . -Bonnie Jurkowski and Howard Dary reign at Sweetheart Dance . . . 16-Lyceum: We learn about Israel . . 17-Class meetings - Elect representa- tives to Student Council . . . 18-David johnson elected Prom King 22- Who's Who Dance sponsored by Hammer Staff . . . MARCH l-Basketball Tournament . . 2-Hammer goes to press , . . At the Milk Dispenser I 4-Lyceum: Petrie Brass Ensemble . . 7-Forensic Elimination Contest . . . 11 12 17 -Lyceum: Charles Mapel teaches us to blow glass . . . -Sectional Basketball Tournament. . -Senior Bow Dance . . . 19-4-H Drama Music Festival . . -Forensic League Contest at Rich- land Center . . . 25-Solo and Ensemble Music Festival 26-Seniors hope to go to Sports Show in Milwaukee . . . 30-Seniors present Curtain Going UPU APRIL 1-We enjoy a brief vacation. Easter is near. ll-Back to school again. 12-Lyceum: The Van Pelts have a Dutch treat in store for us . . 22-Senior Pre-Prom Dance . . . 26-Track Meet at Sparta . . . 30-Music Festival at Baraboo . MAY 6- Star Dust - The junior Prom- enade . . . 17-Hammer Day . . 20-Speech Club plays . . 22-Baccalaureate . . . , , 27-Commence nt . . . Cbzldren Federatzonu 28-Schqol 61032: , l . Seniors are now alumni . . 1954 Sweetheart Queen 69 ,tw if HY' I- -, J ,lt 1. .,, 't ft if A 4 I ft, .. A hw ' f J 5- w .fb s 14 alumni. . . 7954-'46 t- .. ,-if A , i C S gg iff - L f f . www stil!-if 1 B it R ' 14' ,Y, ix. iv-nl MAUSTON HIGH SCHOOL Any omissions are unintentional. G. E. D. listings are not included. 1954 Austin, Carol Austin, Raymond Baldwin, Keith Barnes, Richard Benson, Ruth Boehm, Leonard Bohen, Margaret Brenneka, Linda Brockman, Grace Buglass, Carol Clark, Eldora Clark, William Clickner, Charles Cobbledick, Elaine Curtis, Gail Curtis, Gary Demaske, Roger Dlask, Lloyd Domann, Clarence Engevold, Gerald Fikar, Charles Fitzgerald, Dennis Flint, Donna Gamble, Guyle Gile, Raymond Hanson, Gerald Hoile, Veryl Hosig, Carol Householder, Arnold Hutchins, Janice Karas, Marlene Kastner, Carol Kelly, Joy Kipper, Julia Etta Konemann, Arlene Krueger, Robert Langer, Loretta Long, Garrie Lucksted, Theodore McDonald, Edward McDonald, Gail Madden, Conroy Madden, Lavonne Marquardt, Duane Marshall, Joyce Martin, Marilyn Masterson, Louis Mauer, Arnold Mauer, Ruthanne Mitchell, Mary Claire Niles, Marilyn Norton, Ivan Peckham, Lois Peterson, Donald Plewa, Jeanette Post, Laurence Pozel, Norma Priessnitz, Harold Reynolds, Darlene Robertson, Helen Robertson, Mary Rollins, Caroline Rose, Gladys Russell, Kenneth Schams, Wilma Schenkat, Lawrence Schumacher, Edward Siekert, Irvin Sivits, William Smith, Brandon Smith, Llonamae Stanton, Robert Steffen, Lorraine Stout, Elmer Struck, George Trute, Lorene Van Dusen, William Wafle, Veronica Wichman, Ronald Williamson, Gerald Witte, Oliver Wright, Archie 1953 Arntz, Jacqueline Beck, Harriet Bennett, Lila Benson, Burton Bolchen, Carla Braze, Phyllis Brewer, Beverly Brooks, Shirley Brown, Dale Cassidy, Ruth Conway, Robert Cook, John De Baets, William Demaske, Albert Donovan, Margaret Eberlein, Judith Ekern, Ann Fiene, Donald Firlus, Joan Fox, Leroy Frank, Mary Ann Franke, Robert Freeman, Carl Gavin, Donald Graetz, Yvonne Grim, Merle Hangleitner, Roger Hartman, Donald Henry, Jack Henry, Marilyn Hess, Anthony Johnson, Gale Jones, Janice Jurkowski, Mary Lee Kelly, Emery Kolba, Dennis Kowalczyk, Stanley Landuyt, Rose Langer, Marlene Lankford, Shirley Lehman, Joel McDonald, Harold McGowan, James Merk, Marvin Michel, Harry Morrison, Marlene Murphy, Robert Nate, Bonnie Neve, Shirley O'Brien, Michael Onsager, Ralph Peckham, Robert Pelton, Robert Pfaff, Loretta Pozel, Carl Primus, Marian Reynolds, Richard Robbins, Don Rose, Sharon Rossing, Ethel Rudolph, Robert Schwedrsky, Leo Seitz, John Sexton, Thomas Story, Virginia Thomas, Dwayne Vedner, Sue Wagner, Violet Walsh, Mary Waltman, Anna Wolfgram, Lila Zinke, Margaret 1952 Allen, Delores Banks, Alan Barnes, Lawrence Barnwell, Gordon Bauer, Philip Bennett, Virgil Biederer, Virginia Boehm, Julian Bolchen, Patricia Boyle, Catherine Brockman, John Cauley, Dorothy Clark, Richard Domann, Duane Donlin, John Eberle, William Engevold, Ronald Fiene, Harlin Fitzgerald, Daniel Fitzgerald, Delores Fosbinder, Mary Franke, Janet Freeman, Almeron Granger, Marie Gunther, Lorraine Hall, Robert Hanson, Mildred Hanson, Monte Harkins, Betty Hemenway, William Herriot, Harold Hinrichs, Mary Lou Johnson, Harold Johnson, Rose Kieffer, Bernard Klein, Bernard Konemann. Evelyn Krueger, Dorathy La Budda, Jacqueline Lindsey, Lois Loescher, Robert McDonald, Frederic McNown, Catherine Merk, Erhard Nate, Robert Neustadter, Betty Olson, Ralph Peshak, Rosalie Peterson, Donnis Scl' Peterson, Eugene Peterson, -Russell Pfaff, Alfred Plemon, Richard Plewa, Mary Remington, Charlie Rhode, Dona Lee Roth, Barbara Runkel, Elaine Russell, Wilma St. Claire, Bernard Schwedrsky, Gloria Shaw, Edith Shaw, Richard Sonnenberg, Helen Soukup, Margaret Voigt, Blanche Volling, Glenn Wagner, Olive Walsh, Ann Waltman, Mary Vebster, Harold Vichman, Paul 951 rntz, Donald eck, Robert iederer, Roland randt, Carl ublitz, Mary Ann arter, Ronald lickner, Donald owan, William randall, Mary rawford, Darlene rowley, Nancy 'elmore, Margaret llask, Marie lougherty, Patrick mery, Arnold rickson, Dorene lene, Clayton ischer, Josephine ltzgerald, Francis itzgerald, Patricia lint, Jack roehlich, Walter allagher, Mary anneman, David elfrich, Arnold erriot, Jacqueline oile, William lgoe, Robert elly, Harold nutson, Sidney fanthey, Byron iineard, Dorothy forris, Ida furphy, Helen elson, Joanne eustadter, Helen ichols, Gaylord iles, Gerald orton, Romell orton, Rosella elton, Norman, Jr. taro, Arnold ewa, Leo Jtter, Joan uamme, Carol uick, Roger tndall, Robert ettammel, August eynolds, Leah ltland, Norma Jwe, Thomas tdolph, Elizabeth hams, Joan hoff, William hwedersky, Micha nith, Joy nith, Wendell nlberg, Bernard aigt, Betty ailing, Arthur ass, Richard sung, Richard '50 llin, Patricia tens, William lbcock, Betty xbcock, Floyd inks, Fred eck, Dorothy rnson, Robert res, Lillian egen, Esther egen, Evaline lyle, John Lee tglass, James luley, Mary ark, Claire ark, Jean el Clark, Richard Cook, David Cote, Joseph Coyer, Jean- DeChristopher, Jean Devore, Ralph Dlask, Jessie Mae Dogs, Darol Donovan, Joan Drea, Mary Agnes Eldred, Margaret Fox, Arlene Franke, Myra Frohmader, Betty Gilchrist, Leona Granger, Julia Grefe, Beverly Hamilton, Harlan Hanson, Jo Ann Horkan, Joann Jones, Herbert Kelly, James Kieffer, Maurice Kipper, Cynthe Cole Kletecka, Marilyn Knutson, Marilyn Krueger, Donald Krueger, Helen Lane, Melvina Larson, Adoree Lillehamer, Lou Ann McDonald, Carol McGarty, Rita McNown, ,Barbara Marple, Leona Masterson, Norma Nastali, Robert Onsager, Bonnie Pfaff, Delores Pfeiffer, Wayne Pharo, Dora Jean Plemon, Clifford Powers, Joseph Powers, Kieran Remington, Roy Rossin, Ruth Roswell, Dierdre Ruland, Anna St. Claire, John Schneider, Harry Schoff, Robert Schroeder, Dorothy Severson, Darlene Showers, Beverly Siegler, Donald Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Lyle Stetler, Mary Alice Thew, Betty Voigt, William Williams, Louis Williams, Lynn 1949 Baldwin, Norma Balthis, Donna Burmester, Thelma Carpenter, Bernard Carpenter, Charles Cassidy, James Conway, Richard Craine, Ardis Delmore, Alice Dougherty, James Dusell, Jean Edel, Francis Finger, Fred Gavin, Kathleen Hagemann, William Hale, Richard Hale, Russell Hansen, Richard Hanson, Ronald Hanson, Sally Hochmuth, John Hutchins, Mary Lynda Kloser, Donna Kolba, James Krantz, Herbert Krueger, Dorothy La Marche, Marilyn Lawver, Howard Leigh, Verda Jean Lindsey, Constance McGowan, John McMillan, Harry McNown, Edward Manley, Jean Mauer, Robert Michel, Rosemary Mueller, Lois Neustadter, Louise Nichols, Leo Nickel, Charleen Peterson, Marian Pharo, Raymond, Jr. Pomazal, Ethelyn Post, Robert Pozel, Billie Randall, Mary Reynolds, Alyce Rhode, Jack Robbins, James Robertson, Frank Robinson, Donald Rogers, Dale Rosier, Robert Rowe, Jean Sand, Wayne Schluter, Catherine Schuett, Donald Schwedrsky, Mary Seitz, Gerald Seitz, Mary Senzig, Margaret Showers, Thomas Steiner, Gerald Sweeney, Donald Timbers, Robert Tracy, Gerald Van Dusen, Robert Walter, Loretta Zimmerman, Joyce 1948 Allen, Arnon Belke, Adolph Belke, Dorothy Benson, Marie Betts, Howard Brunner, Patricia Bublitz, Arlene Buglass, Bonita Carter, Gordon Cauley, James Conway, Bernard Crowley, Patricia Eberlein, Fred Feldman, William Finger, Kathryn Fox, Bemard Fox, Bonita Franke, Wendell Gatz, Grace Hagemann, Jean Hall, Charles Hanson, John Havey, Mary Herriot, Patricia Hoile, Leila Hosig, Wilfred Hutchins, Ethel Kieffer, Charles Kieffer, Robert Kieseth, Borghild Knutson, Harold Kosak, Wilfrid Langford, James Laridaen, Marcella Larson, Curtis McGarty, Alice McGinty, Mary Jo Machgan, Gerald Manley, Virginia Mutch, Robert Olson, Howard Peterson, Marianne Pierce, Edward Priessnitz, Edith Reynolds, Mema Reynolds, Robert Robinson, Fred Robinson, Laura Mae Rynkowski, Marie St. Claire, Shirley Saemisch, Delores Sand, Gail Schroeder, Robert Seebecker, Dorothy Severson, Donna Vradenburg, Verne Vradenburg, Vernon Webster, Lyle James, Welch, Earl Wildes, Alice 1947 Allaby, Lora Arens, Marian Baldwin, Arleen Balthis, Lester Barnwell, Helen Blank, Betty Bohen, Marie Cauley, Mary Jean Clark, Priscilla Clement, Arthur Clickner, Harley Coughlin, Margaret Cowan, Francis Craine, Gerald Crawford, Lowell Delmore, Ritamae Felland, Berniece Fetch, Harold Fleet, Mary Fletcher, Alice Franke, Glenadeen Franke, Marvin Gaedtke, John Gilchrist, Betty Hall, John Hansen, Joyce Heerey, Marguerite Herriot, Theodore Hickock, Peggy Jones, Jane Kellaher, Charles Kilmer, Robert Koscal, Casimir Laridaen, Kathleen Lillehamer, Arnie Loomis, Laura Jean McCoy, Virginia McGarty, James McMillan, Fannie Manley, Donna Mauer, Russell Meyer, Bruce Mueller, Raymond Murray, Betty Neustadter, James Nichols, Robert Olson, Thora Petrowitz, Charles Pfaff, Mary Jane Pfeiffer, Joyce Potthast, Betty Robinson, Russell R. J Ruff, Ralph Schluter, Edmund Schroeder, John Seebecker, Vera Severson, Robert Shaw, John Shue, Donald Smith, Winifred Sorensen, Herbert Standish, Lois Steffen, 'Lester Steiner, Maurice Trepes, Delores Van Dusen, Kathryn Van Dusen, Velna Vinopal, Carol Vinogal, William Wals , Robert , Waltenberger, Vincen Warner, Janet Wells, Jeanette Wells, Lawrence Williams, Ronald 1946 Allen, Robert Babcock, Quretta Beckwith, Grace Belke, Marie Betthauser, Herbert Bohen, Bernard Bohen, Delores Boyle, Patrick Brandt, Edna Brokopp, Norma Buglass, Helen Casey, Florence Casey, Rose Ella Cash, Barbara Crandall, Jean Crowley, Mary Ellen Curtis, Lawrence Delmore, Johanna Dippen, Robert Dougherty, Lois Doyle, Alice Engle, Catherine Frank, Viola Franke, Leona Franke, Virginia Ganther, Howard Gerhardt, John Gorham, Joyce Grady, Marie Gray, Virginia Hanson, Ethel Jones, Alan Arthur Jones, Jerry Kjeseth, Peter Klippel, Rosemary McDonald, Nancy Marshall, John Miller, Robert Mitchell, Rosemary Neustadter, Bernard Onsager, Esther Pharo, Doris Rakstis, John ' Remington, Oscar Robinson, lone Robinson, Jean Rogge, Dorothy Roth, Rosemary Scharfenberg, Harry Schleicher, Bernice Schwartz, Charles Schwartz, Von Schwedrsky, Stephen Spaulding, John Spies, Caroline Springer, Lyall Tracy, Colleen Walsh, Patricia travelers' aid A 8: L AUTO SUPPLY Everything Automotive ANDERSEN OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of JOHN E. ARMSTRONG 8: ROLAND W. VIETH ART'S MOBILGAS SERVICE BANK OF MAUSTON BOB'S TOGGERY juneau County's Finest .Men's Store FRANCIS BOHEN Insurance BURGDORFF'S MOBIL STATION Dependable Service BURNS LOCKER PLANT CARLSON CITIES SERVICE STATION Dependable Service CASEY'S CAFE Pleasing U-Pleases Us CLEMENTS REFRIGERATION Sales and Service CRANDALL AND SONS juneau County's Largest Home Furnishers HAROLD D. COX, O.D. Compliments of CHARLES P. 81 THOMAS CURRAN DENICKE BROTHERS DOMANN'S FARM SUPPLY F. DZIEWIOR 8: SON Meats and Groceries FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family THE FOOD MART Groceries 6 Meat Compliments of LEE FOSTER GAIL THEATRE The Best in Entertainment GAMBLE STORE RCA - DUMONT - CAPEHART GENE'S CAFE Haven of the Hungry Man THE GROTE COMPANY Maree Hogan, Owner HANSEN'S The Store of Better Values HAROLD B. HANSON, D.D.S. HEPBURN'S SHOE STORE Peters Shoes for All the Family HOILE DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Compliments of GAYLORD HOILE A. W. HOSIG COMPANY The Store of Quality Clothes HOSIG INSURANCE AGENCY JAX IMPLEMENT Sales and Service - Ferguson KASTNER BROTHERS, INC. KOPPANG SERVICE STATION C. LARIDAEN, DR. Veterinarian AUGUST F. LUISI, D.D.S. JOHN T. MCCORMICK, D.D.S. McDERMOTT'S MUSIC MART The Place to Buy Records J. P. MCGARTY Dealer in Farm Produce McKINNEY'S BADGER PAINT SHOP Paints - Wallpaper - Gifts MARACHOWSKY'S GROCERY STORE Meats - Groceries MARSHALL WELLS STORE Ed. Kastner, Owner MARTIN'S COAST TO COAST STORE Hardware - Houseware - Sporting Goods MAUSTON DRESS CLUB Exclusive Dry Cleaners MAUSTON DRUG STORE The Prescription Store MAUSTON FARMERS CO-OP MAUSTON HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP MAUSTON LUMBER COMPANY MAUSTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY MAUSTON MOTORS INC. With the Ford Out Front THE MAUSTON NEWSPAPERS Serving Mauston 6 Iuneau County MONROE COUNTY FINANCE COMPANY MOTOR PARTS 81 EQUIPMENT, INC. F. R. NEWMAN AND SONS NOVAK'S JEWELRY STORE House of Fine Diamonds 6 Watches OLIVER'S FURNITURE STORE Thrift Center of funeau County ONSAGER GAS 8: ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio 6 T.V. - Sales G Service O'REILLY JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds 6 Quality Watches OTTO 8: SON GARAGE Buick 6 Pontiac F. M. REED LUMBER COMPANY HERBERT ROSWELL, LAW OFFICES ROTH BROTHERS SAEMISCH BAKERY Quality Baked Goods SCHULTZ BROTHERS COMPANY SCHULZ AND SONS Variety Merchandise C. G. SEXTON, D.D.S. DAVID SIROTZKE Accounting SMITH HARDWARE Maytag Er Crosley - SMITH'S SUPER MARKET SUTTON PORTRAIT STUDIO ART WELLS Insurance WINSOR GREENHOUSE WISCONSIN POWER 8: LIGHT WRIGHT'S MODERN DAIRY Selected Dairy Products YOST IMPLEMENT STORE Iohn Deere Store -4 4 in Sf' '12 1-.x mn'- 5,1 QCQ . : -, 1 W-. 1- -, f.-1 ' ,. ,- .- , ,. - M-1V,-31,-xl 51 ,T--3'-v , :wax -.V . J , ,Jr -.1 Lg. Q-,V .- , Y , ' V ' .V A Q-11r'wf':jfj ':I' .'H 1'LV 1' .. Qin ., -- ' P f V V V - - - V. 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