Medford High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Medford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 77 of the 1952 volume:

1 1 , 1. .WVQ 'Q iw' ww., U, 11 mf. fa. X X Q I F, , 5. , X . dw , M, ii f A ,J ., ' i 4 'At M, . . ' ir'LlLj , ,W-'N '7' . 1 K, r S W'4ig, ' J 543613 , 1 friwgq' ... -,- Q ,mm W 'ella 1 , . . X- 5 ith: V f-if ? ',f f -vm.. , ,il f W ,, .X 1 ,-mm sig, .J-lf f ,gg M , ,MW .5 41? lx f'.mr,,' M W wmEF5w7'w- W ,W ,mv 1,.,,, ri lm! 1 wr - tix 1101 ' La-'.-1+-' ,wi ' ' 151' 'Q Hr Mc l'! mt w fd. ,71 5' E f E w N f K 9 wr,-F 1 yi' A , H 4.2x.l,,., 11 Y'42Ef1'aiM L. ggi u 'f -'S M 1, t ,, 1 1 'f'5.: ,gqg-J , . . ,,, f Aa ' ,. S-' J'-,AF ' e ,, 4 ff ' r f.. I . 3, 1, nf, H 4 I 4 i, ..,,, MEDFORD HIGH SCHDDL PRESENTS fs-73!?'35 gf!'f ,.....x THE lQ52 RAIDER DEDICATIO MR, GLENN DEROUH4 We, The Senior Class of 1952, dedicate this Raider yearbook to our athletic coach, Mr. Derouin, in appreciation for devoting his time andefforts toward developing the character and talents of the athletes with whom he has worked. The result has been championship in both football and basketball. Coach Derouin started his career at Granton. He was also coach at Adams-Friendship and Barron. In the fall of 1943, Mr. Derouln began teaching in Medford as the head coach of foot- ball. During the war years, he also assumed the duties of basketball coach. From 1946-50, he remained as head coach of football and assistant coach of basketball. Since 1950, he has been in charge of both football and basketball. To Coach Derouin, our best wishes for continued success, and our appreciation of the work he has done for Medford High School. KRW 'C' MR. O. DODSWORTH 1 Superintendent B.S. Wisconsin State College MPh. University of Wisconsin .A rw is MISS R. BUSCHATZ Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Dance Club Advisor B.S. Wisconsin State College at LaCrosse , A 67 , 529' 1 .' 1 FACULTY MR. R. K, TICE Principal B.S. Wisconsin State College at Oshkosh M. S. University of Wisconsin NMMA Ai' F ii Qi MR. W. COX General Science Freshman Football Grade Basketball Coach B.S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point gk ,rw iw mai.. , we 4 Q- 'Q AZ. Q C! F. I ffl MR, R. ABRAHAMSON Instrumental Music Freshman Class Advisor B.S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point Vandercook College of Music Chicago M.S. University of Wisconsin A si! 'fir , is .sf MRS. F. CHAPMAN English 10 Secretary in Principal's Office A.B. Rosary College River Forest Illinois ACULTY MR. H. DEIONG Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor Adult Farm Classes B.S. Wisconsin State College at River Falls N Qt X. Yriig, vw Us .il if 31 f MR. R. GIBBS Agriculture Manual Arts F. F. A. Advisor Young Farmers Classes B, S. University of Wisconsin I MR. G . DEROUIN Physical Education Football and Basketball Coach B.S. Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire 'yr -.41 MISS M, GLOCKE Librarian B.A. Mount Mary College, Milwaukee MRS. M. GALL English Journalism Senior Class Advisor B, S. Wisconsin State College at River Falls MR. R. GRAHN English Forensics Junior Class Play B.S. Ripon College if 3' 5 MRS. M. HALL Homemaking, F. H. A. Advisor B. S. Stout Institute MR. B, LEA E. glish, first two months, now on active duty in the Navy B. A. Wisconsin State College at LaCrosse AMA' 44-49 wdiuuifen , AL! X N3 dn.. MR. E. HEDLUND American Problems Debate B. S. Wisconsin State College at River Falls V65 1' - ' v M I arf- I MISS L. NILA ND World History Publicity B. S. Wisconsin State College at Platteville ylhfglaif A, I fi' 117 ' 1 .JZ ,Za-fjarfsl 'MIA KA I , - wade' ,gs L, 1. rms. v 5 H gg JP, J Etna If yd 1 Q-I 1 1 ,dj ' 6' fx 1 ' , W? it wil if Q A if A i MR, R. HORN Drivet's Education History Sophomore Class Advisor B. S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point. YC' MISS SHIRLEY PEDERSON p English Spanish Senior Class Play Humorous Declams B. A. Ripon College at Ripon yfzwg Wmfft n 5' vf0?ffAL2L'Mv'q HJ iA,'k U J ,f:25?,9. r 'Nl' X Ns: X QQ as WI? fl? sf was-'sa-Q ' S Him? .sk . .x-c. MR, A. PITTS Advanced Shorthand Typing Debate Night Classes orensics B.S. Wisconsin State College at Whitewater I I ' X rf ' 'af 4 P ., L . ' 1 v-K -?P i MR. R. SACHO Biology History Detentions B.S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point I , .f,-,MN Q.. 1. , I. H ACULTY MRS. M. RETZER MR. R. RETZER Mathematics En lish Yearbook Advisor Freshman glass Advisor B.S. Wisconsin State College at Superior Vocal Music B.S. Wisconsin State College at Superior 1. 'X 'nys MISS B. SCHAFFNER MR. E. SCHEUERELL Home Economics Industrial Arts F.H.A, Advisor Junior Class Advisor Hot Lunch B.S. Wisconsin State College B, S, Stout Institute at Platteville Stout Institute , , l fi .r.a. ..,.J5,. f - ,Lf lift- ff- I MR. H. S. SCHUERMAN Abllgebra General athematics Student Guidance and Testing B.S. and M.S. University of Wisconsin X 5, ,. , K ' I 'i x I D eg I . c ,. W 1 lm- MR. P. VOIGHT Chemistry Physics General Science Science Club B. S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point ' df , r, 4 . Z ' ? j ,Qi M4 F' ,IJ ' A j 'I ,fA!',, ACULTY MRS. E. SCHRAUFNAG EL Bookkeeping Shorthand Advanced Business Junior Class Advisor B.S. Wisconsin State College at Whitewater A ,357 E MR, E. WIRZ Mathematics Assistant Coach Intramural Director B.S. Wisconsin State College at River Falls 'sr .nfs MISS A. THALDORF Encglish One-Act ontest Play Forensics B,SL Wisconsin State College at La Crosse W f:M:,eJP f Q Af, , 3 fy 'fl .A-fb!! Q r ' 4 r , 1 - .ae- 113 ' NSQXQX s g ' ,M ,I , - g nh' 1185 A 1 MR. W, ZINNEN History English Scouts PHB. Marquette University X MAI TENANCE F. ZIEMER A. FLEISCHMANN ,. , ,V W I 9, K K - if Q. ' R 00K C. HARDIN A. KOEILER MRS, RUST, MR, RUST, MRS. LONG. ff' 1 94' W 'V W fm J. ,if 4 Kd' I E l ,gm is YJ ,G in? S 4 tic: k.k4 wx . .X f ix - 9-P . A K x Q ,M A Q 'M ra Q, 5 QW A-an ff 9 .ftp 'B C . a ' o I' . l ' ,L 1 O 's O V5 lx e if A r-mn QP fx Officers: D. LEKIE, A. SANDSNES, B. MCCARRON g.'Q.15 1, x 3 3 NE K' V i SJ SENIUR C ASS lil TURY The Senior Class enrolled in M.H.S. in 1948 with 141 members. The officers elected were Ieanne Schupp- President, Clarence Durr- Vice-President, and Ioan Kalmon- Secretary- Treasurer. Miss Niland and Mr. Evans were Freshman Class advisors. The main event of the year was the Freshman Hop with the theme Cruising Down the River . Elected as sophomore officers were Don Lekie- President, Kay Leonhardt- Vice-presi- dent, Marjorie Carlson- Secretary, and Pat Herman- Treasurer. Miss Keuthe and Mr. Tschudy acted as class advisors. The big achievement of the sophomore year was the Sophomore Frolic whose theme was Dreamer's Ho iday. In the election of the Junior Class Joanne Miller was chosen president, and ArdenSands- nes- Vice-president. Serving as secretary was Ruth Derouin and Marilyn Brunner as Treasurer Acting as Junior class advisors were Mrs. Schraufnagel and Mr. Scheurell. The Junior Class spent much of their time and artistic ability in decorating the halls for Christmas. One of the main activities was the sponsorinlge of the annual Christmas Dance in December which has as its theme 'Rudolph the Red Nosed indeer. Under the direction of Miss Pederson the class play Western Union P1ease was pre- sented. 'Moonlight and Roses' was the theme of the Prom another important event of the year. Jerome Pemsteiner and Barbara McCarron reigned as king and queen. At the opening of the senior year Arden Sandsnes was elected president. Vice-president was Don Lekie and Barbara McCarron- Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs, Gall and Mr. Hedlund were Senior Class advisors. November 9 was the date selected for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. On January 4, the Senior class sponsored a Leap Year Dance. Marlene Moore and Bern- ard Wendt reigned as queen and king. The dramatic three-act play 'Angel Sueet' was presented on January 21 under the di- rection of Miss Pederson. At commencement exercises on May 20 the Class of '52 bade farewell to Medford High School. giggff L' L 1 f, :reg Wm!! gym' W un. t axa Sf fs S ,S , ' H 1 ' E' f .. i T' e f' 32252 V Q 1.2. ,js 1 : aw 1 JAMES P. BROST uhm.. Football 2, 3, 4 Ca tain 4 Ba5tetba1l 1, 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE E. BUEI-ILE! F.H.A. 1.2 G,A.A. 1,2,3,4 Spanish 3,4 CLYDE A. CYPHER Clip ARDIS K. DANEN Ardie F.H. A. 4 G. A.A. 1 IOAN Y. DASSOW ,mm Joanie A 1 5' G.A.A. 1, Band 1,2,3,4 JANET R. DOBERSTEIN .. Jan.. G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 1,2,a,4 RUBY K. DROLSHAGEN G. A.A. 1,2 F,H.A. 1,2,3,4 CLARENCE I . DURR Band 1,2 Class Officer 1 Intramural Basketball 4 2 Mf 1 an is .s xQ A N all K ur... ' ,ki K kkkk .,fk ' ' A X '7k D -' at--5 ,11 fy-lfgvy gf s k - V V, ,, ,g:,,g , I CAROL L. ECKLUND Ekie' G. A. A, 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 1, 2, 3,4 Journalism 4 Class Plays 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Forensics 2, 3,4 Student Council 3 BETTY EMMERICH G. A, A. 1, 2, 3 F,H.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 BERNITA I. FRISCHMANN Girlie G. A.A. 2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 KATHLEEN V. FRITSCHE Kutzy DORIS M. FREUDENTHAL Dorie F.H.A. 2,3,4. EUNICE A. GEBERT F. H. A. 1, 2, 4 Spanish 4 DARLENE G. GEHRIG Dots' G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Dance Club 4 Chorus 1 Cheerleader 2, 3,4 GLADYS A. GRIMM ..HaP.. F. H. A. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ,KS -uuu,.i,,? 'Wris- 'T' .2 K -.. 49115,-vw: ar' -471-9 T' if an-. CPF Qt.. x ge .7 V Q 1 4. ex, . 4. , ., JW' V ' , :QE :X-4 'fu' .3 Eg- S' A ,ae .,., HW' eff 3 '?f 5' ff' T ' va - -- N sa .F v V A s ' ,gf , Mail e f. fl, , . ,,, , fag, . W .A S , ,,, ANN C. HANA G.A.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 3.4 Chorus 1 AUDREY T. HEIER Aud G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 2,3,4 Iourna1ism4 Band 2, 3,4 VERNON L. HELBERG F.F.A. 1,2,3 Football 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, Student Council 4 PATRICIA L. HERMAN Pat G, A, A. 1, 2, 3,4 Dance Club 1, 2, 3,4 Class Play 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 DORIS M. KOHLNHOFER Class Plays 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1 Transferred from Greenwood, Wisconsin 4th year. BETTY ANN KOVATCH G. A. A. 1, 4 F. H, A. 1, 2, 3,4 Science Club 4 Journalism 4 Band 1 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Publicity 4 KEITH W. KRUG F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3 One Act Play 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Forensics 2 Student Council 1 RITA MARIE LANGE ll Retell F.H.A. 3,4 QQWR' HOWARD E. LAVIN RS-ff F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 in Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4 X fi-EQ 9 KAY E. LEONHARDT G.A. A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Journalism 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 3 ,,94'f' MARY M. LUTERBACH G.A.A. 1,2 2521-U' F,H.A, 1,2,3,4 lourna1ism4 Band 1 Rv uwesadn 1 x qw A ., ' Qj MARGARET MALOWICK 'Margie' A Transferred to Tuley High School- ..1, . fl .11 Chicago, Illinois 's Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, MARLENE J. METZ Blondie F.H.A. 3,4 Journalism 4 GENEVA E. MEYER Journalism 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 IOANN L. MILLER .. Jo.. Spanish 3 Journalism 4 G.A. A. 1,2,3,4 Forensics 2 Class Officer 3 Student Council 3,4 RALPH A. NEUMUELLER F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football 2,3 its M is -YHRQ Bi , 5 Www QQ-W NORMAN A. OLSON Swede Intramural Basketball 3 JEROME T. PERNSTEINER ..Romy.. Football 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Prom King 3 PATRICIA M. RAKITTKE Pat Student Cotmcil 4 Publicity 3,4 Forensics 2,3,4 One Act Play 4 Class Play 4 Spanish 3 Journalism 4 Science Club 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 VIRGINIA A. RAKITTKEI Y1Gi-nllyil G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 3,4 Journalism 4 GALEN F. REINHART Reinie F. F. A. 1 Intramural Basketball 4 Intramural Football 1 ARDEN T. SANDSNES Ardie Science Club 4 Class Plays 3 One Act Play 3 Band 1 Football 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2 Class Officer 3, 4 EDWARD LEE SCHIELD Oscar Science Club 3 Chorus 3,4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Forensics 2 IOAN H. SCHMOLDT Ioannie G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1 ROBERT J. SPANBAUER Spinach Intramural Basketball 2, 3 EVELYNE R. STREBIG EVie G.A. A. 1,2, 3,4 F.H. A. 1,4 Science Club 4 RUTH A. THOMAS Peanuts G.A.A. 1 ROBERT I. TICE Bob Football 3 Intramural Basketball 1,2 3 Intramural Football 1, 2 BERNICE A . BRINK Bernie F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 LEON A. mzosr Big Leo Football 1, 2, 3 LEROY A. BROST Di11y Football 1,2 MARLENE I. BROST Red G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 MARILYN I . BRUNNER G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 2,3,4 Iournalism 4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 Q 6,1 JOE J. COURCHAINE EUGENE B. DASSOW Gene F. F. A. 1, 2 Football 1, 3 Intramural Basketball 1 HARVEY L. DASSOW Stinky F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 RAY L. DEML F,F.A. 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Intramural Football 1 RUTH M. DEROUIN G,A,A, 1,2, 3,4 Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Journalism 4 One Act Play 2 Band 1, 2, 3 . Forensics 3 Class Officer 3 Student Council 4 EDWARD DOWDEN N Ed!! F.F. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Journalism 4 Chorus 4 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4 PHILLIP I. ENGEL Phil 4 Q ape' 12. 53' sflgk Q , Q 11 kv f D 9, . ,isis , Q . ' ' ,gr':si1 -' -. ' V 4 f.. ,fn W. ...ER ,ls QNX 'Um 1 1 Qu '- -. i ffffifmif ,. Q 2 as isbn Q qu' ,. J! no into iw' FRANCES A. FLEISCHMANN Snooks' G.A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 BETTY A. GALL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dance Club 3,4 Journalism 4 Band 1,2,3,4 IEANNE A. GALLISTEL F.H.A. 3,4 JOYCE I, HANDEL Heinie G.A.A. 3,4 Journalism 4 Chorus 1 EVELYN H. HATLESTAD F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Publicity 2, 3, 4 Journalism 4 ANTOINETTE M. HIRSCH Nettie F.H.A. 1,2 G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Iournalism 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 DONALD I. HIRT Don F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Journalism 4 Baseball 2 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Football 1, 2, 3,4 fit IM 'w5 ' N '5. M 'S Q, 4 ,A . Q 2,75 tas- 'bf ,,,', JOYCE L, HOFFMAN 5? we G.A.A.1 .FHA 1234 wi' Jsmaafisna 4' ' ix . . I ,we 4 NYY 2 .Fw J, I E . .gs 5: ' ' . , Y 'P ' , ik 12451. c in burr n , n A fl 'W' if Igfsi V '13 wr if .J WILLIAM E. ISOH Bill Science Club 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Captain Intramural Football 1, 2 ELAINE L, KALMON G. A. A, 1 F.H.A, 2,3,4 Chorus 4 JAMES A. KLINNER num.. Debate 1 Class Play 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Badger Boy's State 3 MARCELLA A. KOHN Marce G. A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Daisy Mae Oueen 4 ELAINE M. MOLITOR Mo11ie G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 DAVID L. MOLZNER uDave.. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MARLENE E. MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Student Council 3 Leap Year Queen 4 JERRY E. NEUENDORF Mer! Football 2 Manager, Football 3 ,,w1nq,... S I 'Vt , 'M' 753, 3 N 4. ,. x ,X 'U' 'fi' .,. u ,. at QR ,WL -Nga 1.t.' ' yrs-A 3 I RICHARD C. OLSON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Football 2, 3 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1, 2 .a 53 1 'za Q 1 2 , RICHARD T. OLSON Z ' Dick 1 in- Y lll., if Football 1 I Baskerbnr 1, 2, 3 in l' 1 RALPH V. PERNSTEINER F. F. A. 1 if Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1, 4 W. DAPHNE PORTER Di1ly G. A. A, 1, 2 Iournalism 4 S ,iff f MM ,. r I S JAMES A. PRELL llJimN Football 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 4 DOROTHY M. RAYMOND 'Doe Doe Spanish4 F.H.A. 4 DONALD I. RICHWALSKI 'Rick' Intramural Basketball 3, 4 GARON S. ROBERTS nGaryn Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4 if EVELYN A. ROTHMEIER Evie ABQ. Student Council 1,4 ullv' G.A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 GLORIA L. SCHMIDT Chorus4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1 :gi-: E , . . E .. IEANNE C. SCHUPP 'ex at-iii Jeanie - Spanish 3,4 Class Officer 1 K One Act Play 4 Qi., Class Play 3,4 et, ,X M' Dance Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 it 5 as -ifEl5:!zQf- 54:4 ix f x ,f +2341 f ,g , , ii 1 NICHOLAS I. STOCK W sg? Lover Boy' Football 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 1 ' ,B irgit 2531: Z'r:s,Hkg. ROBERT C. VIERGUTZ KATHRYN I. VIRNIG nvinn nxathyn Football Manager 3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4 Intramural Football 2, 3, 4 X L DONALD I. VOIT 'Don' F . F . A. 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Choms 1 Intramural Basketball 3 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE ALVIN G. RUDOLPI-I' LEE D. PURDY 'Dick' F. F. A. 1, 2 Class Plays 3 Football 2,3 Football 1,2, 3,4 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Football 1 MARLENE MOORE D. A. R. Representative SENIDR AUTUGRAPHS ,1 x. uLx1757: FN .7-U - ,X 1 1 K 'W ,, N ,1 A 'wwf , 'tb' ':7 1 V '..s fxg? x' f' .1 g. ,sau 'xl' . -'32, 1 '. .' S UNIOR OFFI ERS I. HARTWIG, R, DETTMERING, I. ZULEGER, C. RUST. BOTTOM ROW: L. Brunner. J. Brost, D. Boor, M. Bakke, E. Baumer, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: E. Brandner, V. Brost, D. Buehler, L. Blume, C. Bolz, V. Brink, P, Bade. THIRD ROW: G. Boehlen, R. Bunge, J. Brandner, D. Albers, R. Bremer, A. Blasel. The Iunior Class started it's third year with 135 members. At the beginning of the year Iack Zuleger was elected president, John Hartwig-Vice-president, Roger Dettmering-Secretary, and Charles Rust-Treasurer. At Christmas time the Iuniors decorated the halls and sponsored a Christmas dance. 'Frosty the Snowman was the theme of the dance, and the gym was decorated with snowmen and Santa Clauses. A huge snowman was the center decoration. They received their class rings in December. Their prom was held in the spring, xfivvf' Jil 16 XXQQ UNIOR CLASS ,Af .J .1 A BOTTOM ROW: D. Etten: M. Fetzer: L. Greudenthalg S. Davidson: M. Carlson: M. Demlg P. Erben, SECOND ROW: M. Duesing: R. Dettmering: I. Dassow: F. Doberstein: K. Emmerich: B. Feddick: V. Franke. THIRD ROW: B. Gritsche: L. Frischman: D. Fischer: W. Engel: L. Emmerich: B. Damm. 'X A 5, 1' E fx ' + fig UNIOR R-Q. f ENGLI ll FW -f-0 y x 5 Al .3 w BOTTOM ROW: D. Hoffman: R.Grah1: .I. Hirt: P. Hoffman: D. Graves: E. Johnson: J, Kalmong C. Kellnerg C. Herman. SECOND ROW: E. Jensen: R. Hoblg L. Hessing: R. Kenyon: R. Halverson: A. Hoeper: I. Kenney: I. Hartwig: R. Hrdina. THIRD ROW: D. Karauz I. Hartman: I. Ianko: J. Griener: I. Gehrig. 17' 4...-0 bg k BOTTOM ROW: M, Marti, I Mahnerg M, Malovrhg V. Lichtlg D, Lambertyg P. Kramerg I, Loertscher. SECOND ROW: L. Kressg Y, Kraschnewskig A. Kopitarg D, Luickg B. Kopitarg B, Korbitzg E. Marks, I, Klingbeilz I. Kraschnewski. TI-LIRD ROW: R, Lekieg H. Kleiberg S, McGregor: I. Lindowg R, Laving L. Krueger, UNIOR R.-S , UNIOR N S ANISH I ,, A -4 J f BOTTOM ROW: B. Rogers, E. Pirus: I. Molitarg V. Niemuthg B, Meyerg Y, Petersong L, Paulson. SECOND ROW: G. Ross, R, Mayer: E. Reimang C. Rindtg M. Pemsteinerg E, Rouillerg A. Obscherning, THIRD ROW: G, Rothamerg N. Nelson, D. Neuendorfg R, Reiersong K, McCarron. 'T' ,A dm My X18 x ix BOTTOM ROW: Q- I M. Schreiner. M. Schroederg B. Unraug M. Zagorskig D. Pauly M. Zirngibleg P. Weix. SECOND ROW: D. Thompsonp R. Smithg I. Sauer. C. Zimpelg C. Viegutg M. Waglerg M. Schubertg L. Wild. THIRD ROW: D. Seidlg L. Tlustyg L. Zimmerleeg J. Zulegerg C. Rustg A. Sivobodag A. Sova. I N . 4: IUNIOR lv nf x 4 BOTTOM ROW: P. Brandner. V. Baumer, J. Aldrich, I. Accola, M. Brede, A. Blasel, SECOND ROW: B. Beilke, A. Brecke, D. Blumerick, L, Bakke, J. Bom. THIRD ROW: C. Beilfuss. I. Beck, D. Armburst, L. Beilfuss, D. Brandner. OPHO URE C ASS The Sophomore class of 1952 began their high school career with a record enrollment of 191 students. This year 175 of these students returned to M. H.S. to continue their education. The officers this year are President-Jack Goodman, Vice-President-Don Mildbrand, and Secre- tary-Treasurer-Russell Roeber. The social event of the year sponsored by the Sophomore class was the Sophomore Frolic which was held in the spring, Members of the Sophomore class also participate ir1 many extra curricular activities, BOTTOM ROW: G. Brunner, A. Danen, R. Danen, B. Faude, M. Diels, K. Egle, K, Brehm. SECOND ROW: D. Busse, N. Brunner, D. Emmerich, J, Egle, C. Faber, E. Fleischman. THIRD ROW: I. Cypher, T. Clarkson, D. Fisher, B. Dodsworth, M, Dowden, M. Dassow. BOTTOM ROW: B, Hartmang A. Gebertg A. Frischmang R, Heierg M. Hartmang B, Fritche SECOND ROW: M. Greisbachg R. Henrichsg I. Goodman: N. Habeckg K. Gorichsg H. Hamm THIRD ROW: T, Heierg H. Halversong R. Hendricks. W. Gallerg R. Frischmang D. Hoffman C ASS UFFI ER Vice-President ----- Don Mildbrand President ------ --- John Goodman Sec. Ka Treas. ------ Russell Roeber BOTTOM ROW: . M. Kraschnewskig S, Kripleang A. Kraegenbrinkg B. Kohng C, Hoskinsg I. Knutsong E. Kraemer. SECOND ROW: R, Hoskinsg M. Huebnerg R. Klabundeg D. Kapitzg B. Kraemerg R, Kraus. THIRD ROW: R. Knoll: V. Jakelg N. Hirschg A. Kellnerg R. Ianko. ,I : r , I BOTTOM ROW: E. Nelson, G. Paul, T, Nietzel, M. Parker. I. Olson, M, Pagel. SECOND ROW: V. Nutting, N. Paur, D. Mueller, L. Recichert, P. Olson, B. Rarnm, G. Pernstiener, N. Pernstiener, THIRD ROW: T. Querin, L, Oelke, K. O'Connor, L. Miller, I. Nowak. I. Peterson. 'W UPHUMORIL SOPHOMORES , R jk IN DRIVER EDUCATION I R S J so-1 A gggiafa S. 1 4, Az if fixing In I K BOTTOM ROW: C. Krug, B. Kuse, S. Kuse, F. Mathey, S. McKinney, I. Kurth, A, Messman. SECOND ROW: M. Lang, M. Krueger, D. Lees, M. Marcon, L. Meier, S. Lindow, A. Krug, N. Ludwig, L. Mauritz. THIRD ROW: D. Mildbrand, D. Miller, H. Lammar, B. Matthews, G, Krug, D. Laher, A lou ,fs Pm , BOTTOM ROW: N. Slais, L. Schroeder, L. Schwarz, B. Ross, C. Sivulka, A. Schmidt, H, Ruesch, S. Schaefer, A. Schreiner. SECOND ROW: I. Wild, J. Roeber, C. Ross, S. Rudtxlph, P. Steen, D, Robida, J. Roberts, H. Schwartz. THIRD ROW: G, Schultz, G. Ruesch, G. Storch, K. Steiner, B, Schroeder, R. Roeber. UPHOMORES TYPIII ASS BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: J lfn V' , . F. L C vl.'..1lg 5-11.-'s ,. 'B A 'il As 'Y U ,JW -'TQ r. Strama, P, Wetzel, B. Werner, G. I. R. Tappe, B. Theimiche. Stolp, R. Schreiner. J. Simmons, S, Ryskoski, E. Tallman, R. Westrich Stimm M. Spanbauer, L. Smith. 1 Zirngihle, R. Theme, 1. winner, R. vimig, 1. Vogt. 'I ll Y X t was . is 'Q35 A BOTTOM ROW: P. Brandner, S. Charles, L. Berry, N. Briesch, S. Bruegl, D. Blumenstein, A. Christenson. SECOND ROW: T. Bremer, ,V.Brost, P. Baurngartner, L. Baumgartner, B. Blakeslee, M. Big John, I. Cypher, A, Dable, P. Bach. THIRD ROW: R, Danen, A. Clausen, H. Carstenson, R, Brink. I. Becker, B. Derouin. FRESIIMEN C ASS Leading as president of the Freshmen Class this year is Gary Neuendorf, with the assist- ance of Iohn La Fontaine-Vice-President, Margaret Paulson-Secretary, and Jim Hessing as Treasurer. The entire class consists of one hundred sixty-seven students, who are active participators in all the extra curricular ac'ivities, including football, basketball, F. F. A. , F. H.A. , G. A.A. , Debate, Forensics, Dance Club, and dramatics. The big achievement of the year was the annual Freshmen Hop, which was held in the spring. vu' QUQQUQ 3 ll .La BOTTOM ROW: G. Etten, S. Fahrenbach, S. Flynn, S. Frahman, D. Denzine, D. Dassow, G. Gebert. SECOND ROW: R, Gehrig, B. Doberstein, V. Erdman, V. Dowden, R. Drach, E. Faude, R. Gehri . THIRD ROW: A. Geberg, G. Doberstein, M. Schmidt, B. Ekdahl, M. Egle, R. Fintaski, 'N' BOTTOM ROW: J. Haizelg H. Gobernatzg R. Hasseldeckp K. Hatlestadg A. Gilles: I. Guthg K. Hatlestad. SECOND ROW: P, Heier: M. Grothkobg E, Hitt: I. Hardinag B. Gorichsg M. Graf, THIRD ROW: M. Hartmang J. Hauserg B, Grinkerp S. Hammg I. Hessingg E. Habermeyer. Secretary ---- ---- M . Paulson President ------ --- G. Neuendorf Vice-President ---- '-- I. LaFontaine Treasurer ------ - I. Hessing - w ani-QW X ,- 1, M ff1 1v BOTTOM ROW: 4 J. Kalmon: G. Hoffmang M, Big John: L. Iohnsong D. Knippelg R. Hurtienneg L, Hoech SECOND ROW: I. Kalsong D. Kohng R. Ienseng L, Hoechg G, King: A. Klothg W. Krugg R. Kalmon THIRD ROW: D. Hoffman. I. Holzhauseng A. Krueger: I. Jarig I, Kauss. bf i BOTTOM ROW: M. Massoth: L. Latz. L. Liberty. B. Matheus. L. Larson. R. Long. SECOND ROW: B. McCarron. I. Metz. C. Loertscher. M. Lang. N. McNamar. J. Molitar. R. Lamberty. THIRD ROW: - K. Meier. E. Kuenne. W. Luterbach. FRESIIMEN M TH 3 FU Qv Q Q E I ig. BOTTOM ROW: ' B. Nelson. G. Quantee. B. Nolan. E. Nelson. L. Olson. P. Pitus, SECOND ROW: R. Querin. B. Porter. D. Olson. M. Paulson. M. Miller. J. Retterath. B. Nolan. D. Nelson. THIRD ROW: N. Rieman. G. Neuendorf. M. Nolan. A. Pearson. J. Prell. S. Paulson. C. Pernsteiner. -Sk. C BOTTOM ROW: V. Spillnerg P. Schlaisg H. Ruge: D. Steinbach: R. SchuPD: S. Rmhamer, SECOND ROW: I, Sivulkag V. Spillnerg P, Sibbaldg A. Rindt: I. Riegertg R. Sorensong T, Seidl. THIRD ROW: L. Rogersg C. SchuDD: I. Themarg E. Roberts. ' FRESHME FRE HMB N SC IENCE. S BOTTOM ROW: D, Unraug P, Zagorskig L. Zulegerg C. Wildg G. Viegutg G. Valentag SECOND ROW: B. Zawackig A. Wildg P.Westrich: I. Thutg F. Valentag D. Tice: I. Ziembo THIRD ROW: L. Westrichg W, Zastrowg K. Thorsong G. .Viergutzg S. Wayg D, Zimmerlee STUDE T COUNC IL BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Rothmeier, S. Kuse, R. Tappe. I. Thut, I. Miller, Ruth Derouin Wendt, H. Halverson, Y. Peterson, P. Rakittke, Mr. Tice QAdvisorJ Brandner, F. Valenta, M. Egel, B. McCarron. Helberg, W. Zastrow, N. Habeck, I. Zuleger, H. Koester. A. Krueger Lekie. P Bl.: nv -'Q 3 ...Jn i BOTTOM ROW: B. Kovatch, P. Rakittke, E. Hatlestad, I. Accola, I. Strama. SECOND ROW: M. Schriener, M. Schroeder, Miss Niland QAdvisorj, M. Fetzer. I 'IFR 'Q .Y ' ACTIVITIES OF0 4- i BOTTOM ROW: M. Duesing, B. Thiernicke, F. Mathey, B. Gall, J. Lindow, D. Karau, S. Kuse, I. Klinner, G. Neuendorf, M. Brost, C. Ecklund, B. Kuse, E. Nelson, I. Klingbeil. SECOND ROW: Mr. Abrahamson, R. Tappe, E. Reiman, J. Dassow, A. Messman, L. Meier, B. Krahmer, W. Fick, K. Leonhardt, J. Kenny, P. Heier, A. Schreiner, N. Ludwig, R. Smith, M. Wagler. THIRD ROW: D. Molzner, J. Aldrich, B. Dodsworth, D. Miller, J. Hartman, H. Hamm, A, Frischman, V. Brost, A. Heier, E. Hatlestad, M. Moore, A. Hirsch,, Y. Peterson, D. Lees, G. Grimm. FOURTH ROW: B. Gorichs, D. Boor, M. Kohn, J. Roeber, R. Roeber, D, Steinbach, D. Luick, D. Etten, L. Westrich, B. McCarron, M. Krueger, M. Brede, R. Ruesch, J. Ludwig, B. Emmerich, M. Miller. The 1951-52 Senior Band of Medford High under the direction of Ralph Abrahamson had a total of 59 members. The Senior Band opened their busy season by playing for all home foot- ball games. The Senior Band was broken up into two pep bands--a Spanish Band and a woodwind band which played for special occasions. Other public appearances which the band made were: the Christmas Concert, a Sunday Matinee in Medford, a Spring Concert and the District Music Festival which was held in Medford. The band also went on a concert tour to Colby, Cornell, Gilman, and Park Falls. The Senior Band in whole or in part makes approximately 60 appearances during the course of the school year. The Band entered Class B in the District Music Festival. Chosen as officers of the band were: Jim Klinner-manager, Marlene Moore-secretary, Marlene Duesing-historian, and Don Luick-quartermaster. Barbara McCarron and Barbara Kuse are the librarians. The drum major is Joyce Klingbeil, and the twirlers are Marlene Duesing and Sandra Kuse. BOTTOM ROW: L. Knippel, C. Thielke, P. Mauritz, E. Nelson, J. Frischman, D. Blumerich, P. Hirsch, N. Brunner, M. Paulson, K. Hatlestad, I. Smith, A. Pape. SECOND ROW: E. Ruesch, D, Pries, R. Porter, G. Eggert, V. Nuttingi, M. McNamar, A. Dable, K. Brehm, M. Kallestad, W. Fick, B. Frischman, P. Richwals i, Mr. Abrahamson. THIRD ROW: M. Winchel, R. Harden, J. Ungrodt, D. Winchel, A. Bremer, J. Paterson, J. Marks, L. Smith, T. Ruesch, J. Thut, M. Lang, S. McGuire, R. Hurtienne. FOURTH ROW: T. Neitzel, D. Hoffman, R. Danen, P. Westrich, F. Stolp, J. LaFontaine, E. Kress, E. Richwalski, G. Valenta, P. Werner, C. Lang, D. Knippel. UNIDR B The Junior Band is composed of grade and high school students who have covered the re- quired material in beginners band classes, and have demonstrated their ability to play class D music. In this organization, future Senior Band members gain actual band experience before becoming members of the Senior Band. H The Junior Band functions as a performing concert and marching organization as well as a feeder group. Each year the Junior Band presents a concert at one of the Band Parents social meetings. It shares the annual Spring concert with the Senior Band, and enters concert and marching events in Class D in the District Music Festival. The band also enters several solo and ensemble groups. 'QFQS 4 7.5. -.W 53? .. . .X 'F Q 1' SENIOR BAND OFFICERS M. Moore J. Klinner D. Luick SENIOR BAND TWIRLERS Vi M. Duesing I. Klingbeil S. Kuse 'Or' SENIOR BAND OFFICERS M. Duesing B. McCarron B. Kuse IUNIOR BAND OFFICERS IUNIOR BAND TWIRLERS A. Bremer, K. Brehm A. Pape, L. Knipple G. Valenta, P. Hirsch BOTTOM ROW: D. Busseg P. Weixg G, Schmidt. J. Barteltg C. Matthewsg G. Boehleng I. Olsong E. Kalmong M. Grothkobg M. Fetzerg C. Davidsong L. Bakkeg V, Franke. SECOND ROW: M, Graf: I. Guthg B. Thiemekeg M. Bredeg L. Tlustyg L. Kruegerg A. Sovag D. Buehlerg R. Dettmeringg H. Hammg D. Leesg A. Christiansqng M. Krueger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Retzerg S. Ryskoskig S. Kripleang L, Stimmg D. Rouillerg R. Laving. L.Schie1dg D.A1bersg A,Swabodag K.Goricksg K. Marcott: J. Simmonsp R. Hurtienne: I. Egle. FOURTH ROW: I, Knutson: M. Dielsg M. Bakkeg I. Lindowg N. Nelson: J. Goodmang E. Dowdeng G.Marksg D. Neuendorfg D. Lekieg D. Karaug M. Zimgibleg P, Sibbaldg D. Kollnhofer. OCAL MUS C The Medford High School Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Retzer, is made up of sixty members. It is divided into Boys and Girls Glee Club. Each Glee Club meets separately two days a week and the complete mixed chorus meets every Friday. A Christmas concert was presented December 16 by the High School choral groups and the Junior High students. The Chorus also sponsored a sock dance in October. The main event of the year is the Spring Music Festival. Every year interested members may work on vocal solos for festival competition. Some members are selected by Mrs. Retzer to work in ensembles such as trios, double and triple trios and octets, This year there are 20 girl soloists, 10 male soloists and 4 ensemble groups. Each solo and each group will participate in the music Festival on April 25 and May 10. ENSEMBLES DOUBLE TRIO P, Weix M. Diels J. Knutson C. Matthews D. Lees D. Kehlnofer M. Brede at the piano. 1 4'-V C ft 5 Q' Jlxfk. 3 . 5 . fi' f , E 3 Q 2 . .PTQ3 M: 5 ., L, X, K! 2 ff ff W K X A ,Q J. iii! ' f --W--sqm -,-. . ..Q M , - D so H. Hamm M. Brede ' sf . iff 'xo L 9 M 573131 U ' m '4 'Ff.'Q OCTET fBottom Rowj: L. Schield, G. Marks, H. Latz, D. Lekie, I. Lindow. rl QSecond Rowj: A. Sova, D. Karau. R. Detnmering. .,. N Ky r t A 9.51 Isl' rf r p gf TRIPLE TRIO M. Krueger B. Thiemicke J. Olson E. Kalrnon M. Zirngible R. Hurtienne M. Brede D. Busse V. Franke 9 I B. Thiemicke 6 1 m,1..u.,.,gL,' S my 1 .1- misss gsm? ig R E OFFICERS ' BOTTOM ROW: B. Wendt, D. Lekie, E. Dowden, D. Hirt. SECOND ROW: K. Emmerich, MI. Delong, Mr. Gibbs, K. Krug. F TURE FAR ERS of AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for students of vocational agri- culture. The Medford chapter was organized in January, 1939, with 30 charter members. There are four degrees of active membership. They are Green Hand, Future Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. - s BOTTOM ROW: F. Doberstein, I. Dassow, D. Clarkson, E. Dowden, D. Asleson, M. Dowden, SECOND ROW: R, Gehrig, R. Deml, R. Brink, I. Boeck, L. Blume, N, Frischman, R. Danen, G. Doberstein, G. Etten. THIRD ROW: C. Beilfuss, R. Fintoski, R. Brandner, H. Dassow, W. Galler, My Dassow, L. Beilfuss. Q N., Q, . HV 'I vw I, BOTTOM ROW: R. Klimeck, R. Hrdina, H. Halverson, D. Hobl, I. Hartwig, J. Kalson. SECOND ROW: H. Koester, E. Kuenne, D. Halverson, D. Hirt, E. Jensen, K. Gorichs, T. H' . THEKD ROW: H. Latz, R. Henrichs, H. Lammar, K. Krug, G. Krug, A. Kellner. . - EW' L ff., A2 . . f 'WQVQ 5224?- 4 A1 Arif-it ' 1 'W' 'inf X BOTTOM ROW: K. Meyer, A. Sova, G. Rothamer, I. Peterson, S. Paulson, M. Schmidt, I Sivulka, A. Obscherning, R. Nowak. SECOND ROW: A. Hoeper, H. Lavin, K. Theide, D. Lekie, R. Reierson, C. Rust, N. Nelson S. MacGregor, R. Lekie, B. Wendt, K. McCarron. THIRD ROW: D. Rouiller, R. Neumueller, L. Tlusty, L. Mueller, L. Zimmerlee, G. Schultz A. Swaboda, D. Lavin, D. Voir, K. Emmerich. BOTTOM- ROW: M. Metz, I. Kalmon, E. Strebig, B. Kovatch, A. Kress, B. Fritche, M. Duesing, M. Zirngible. SECOND ROW: D. Paul, G. Smith, G. Grimm, R. Drolshagen, D. Freudenthal, M. Luter- bach, E. Kalmon, E. Hatlestad. THIRD ROW: C. Kellner, M. Kohn, F. Fleischman, B. Frischman, B. Brink, K. Virnig, C. Viegut. This year the F. H. A. is divided into two parts. The Freshman, and Sophomores are in one group, and the Juniors and Seniors are in the other group. The F. H.A. attends District Rallys, gives demonstrations, and has a booth at the fair. To raise money each member is requested to pay a dues of 25 cents, sell hot dogs and coffee at football games and serve at banquets. Their goal is to become future homemaker of America. itil fi BOTTOM ROW: A. Hana, L. Wild, J. Molitor, R. Grahl, E. Rothmeier, D. Raymond, M. Schreiner, L. Brunner. SECOND ROW: D. Thompson, E. Johnson, C. Bolz, R. Smith, D. Etten, B. Emmerich, M. Wagler. ,I THIRD ROW: J. Loertcher, M. Schroeder, E. Reiman, C. Rindt, E. Marks. 3 SENIOR BUFFI E E. Hatlestad: E, Rothmeir: A, Danen: I. Molitor: M. Wagler: B. Frischman: Mrs, Hall. 'Y iii X 4 i BOTTOM ROW: B. Unrau: C. Davidson: M. Carlson: L, Freudenthal: A. Brandner: J. Mahner: B. Rogers: R. Lange. SECOND ROW: L, Frischman: E. Gebert: I. Gallistelg M. Fetzer: M. Demlz 1. Hoffman: B. Damm: D. Lamberty. THIRD ROW: P. Kramer: D. Erben: D. Boor: I. Doberstein: V. Brink: G, Boehlen. lon v F... 7' BOTTOM ROW: L, Baumgartner: G. Hoffman: E. Nelson: K: Hatlestad: K. Hatlestadg A. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: N. Ludwig: F. Marhey: B. Kuse: A. Rindt: S. Ryskoski: S. Lindow: R. Hurtienne. THIRD ROW: P. Baumgartner: P. Olson: E. Flischman: I. Guth: B, Grinker: L. Berry. BOTTOM ROW: 2 v ,, Rothamerg C. Latcherg T, Neitzelg B. Blakesleeg C. Krugg L, Meierg Nelson. SECOND -ROW: Lon 5 B. Ross: M. Lan eg J. Hardinag M, Paulson: L. Johnson: H. Hamn. S S THIRD ROW: Frischmang P. Brandnerg E. Hirtg D, Knippelg S. Hamng P, Werner. W JU lon ,eff ' ' -S W W S og- ,S fa A P.. ' ' +I .. 'A 5' Wowo 4 X ,L R ' . , ii A Q 9 we -j r 4 4 V 1 3 . 4 . OES A i F. Matheyg S. Kuseg E. Nelsong I x . Hrdinag Miss Schaffnerg M. Diels Umon S .OO on .Z H hr 5 ,R . 0 0 o i LV E7 BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: M. M Kraschnewskig S. Schaeferg H. Rischg S. Flynng L. Olson: I. Olson: . Marcon. D. Busseg P. Steeng I. Accolag R. Klabundeg J. Cypher: A. Danen, A. Gebertg R. Daneng A. Blaselg M, Dielss I. Knutsong L. Schroederg D. Emmerich. 1 si' 1 f 5 ,..-. , Y Officers: . in ga B. Konslrz, L. BUEHLER, 1. SCHURP . H1 4 . uf. h ti: 'I 1 ,I K Y 3 ef L, wx :Ay R' . W S N f SPANISH CLUB f 7 This year 1951-52 the Spanish Club consists of twelve members. At the beginning of the year, the following officers were chosen: President- Jeanne Schuppi Vice-president- Bernie Korbitzg and Secretary-Treasurer Lorraine Buehler. Miss Pederson is the club advisor. The aims of the Spanish Club are to learn more about their language and also to promote foreign language interests among the students. During the year the club sponsored their annual 'Spanish Fiesta' and a record dance. Another high-lite of the year was the banquet at the end of the year. I S xf li BOTTOM ROW: Miss Pedersen, L. Paulson. I.Brost, R.Grah1, 'M. Malowick, D. Raymond, E, Gebert. SECOND ROW: E. Marks, L. Buehler, B. Reierson, G. Marks, B. Korbitz. I. SchuPP. I. Schmoldt. Z vi VK, -ff nj l r N W Officers: B. KORBITZ., B. ISCH, G. MARKS, B. KOVATCH. The Science Club is an organization quite new 'to Medford High School. It was introduced for the first time last year. Each year the club elects a president, vice-president, SCCICICAIY- treasurer and publicity chairman. This year George Marks is president and Bill Isch is vice-presi- dent. Bernard Korbitz is secretary-treasurer and Betty Kovatch is publicity chairman. Mr. Voight is advisor to the group. This club has many different projects. Some of them being microscopy and slide work, conservation, radio building and graphing work. Movies are shown periodically in connection with these projects. BOTTOM ROW: C. Matthews, L. Bakke, B. Faude, E. Strebig, B. Kovatch, B. Brink. SECOND ROW: M. Parker, R. Schreiner, L. Schroeder, B. Isch, M. Diels, P. Werner, A. Schreiner. THIRD- ROW: G. Marks, B. Korbitz, VB. Kopitar, Mr. Voight. '3 BOTTOM ROW: P. Olson, M, Marcon, L, Berry, A,Rindt, E. Johnson, M. Schreiner. SECOND ROW: Mr, Pitts, I, Molitor, H. Latz, K, Krug, G. Krug, I. PSICISOFI. P. Sibbald, Mr. Hedlund. DEB TE Fourteen students participated in debate during the school year. These students partici- pated in tournaments at Merrill, Eau Claire, and Stevens Point. Another tournament was held at Eac Claire after this article was written. The affirmative members of the first team, Keith Krug and Harold Latz won 5 and lost On the second team the affirmative members Ioanne negative members of the second team, Pat Olson and Mabel Marcon won 2 and lost 4 debates Four freshmen debaters took part ill their first tourna ment after this article was written These freshmen were Lots Berry, Bill McCarron, Arlene Rindt, and Pat Sibbald. Four sophomores also qualified for and participated in this beginners tournament. They were Pat Olson, Mabel Marcon, Iim Peterson and Gene Krug. ,f 4 l X t I ... s Q- .-- ,1- in is 111 4-1 L 4 debates. The negative members, Jim Peterson and Gene Krug won 7 and lost 2 debates. Molitor and Mildred Schreiner won 3 and lost 3 debates. The F ' K. . 'J as . o .K 1 -f . . . XM ' K' - X . 4 71 o X ' . : -1 -Q 1' -' ' 1 G 'Y X I 'g .f - I Y si is , ff R BOTTOM'ROW: M. Diels, V. Brost, S. Charles, S. Bruegl, I. Egle, L. Baumgartner, L, Baumgartner, L, Bnmner, K. Egle, K. Brehm. SECOND ROW: A.B1ase1, C.Bo1z, B. Aldrich, M. Brurmer, R. Derouin, C. Ecklund, A. A Dable. I. Born. I. Aldrich, P. Brecke. THIRD ROW: N. Brunner, M. Brede, V. Brink, L. Buehler, D. Blumerich, M. Duesing, C. Brandner. G.A. A. is one of Medford High Schoo1's extra curricular activities. The president of G.A.A. is Joann Millerg Carol Ecklund- Vice-president, Pat Herman- Secretaryg and Marilyn Brunner- Treasurer. Miss Buschatz is their advisor. They have an intramural program which consists of volley ball, basketball, badminton, and bowling. These sports are played during the noon hour. Inthe beginning ofthe year the G.A.A. sponsored an initiation picnic for the new mem- bers. Other events during the year includes play day' which occurs in the spring of the year. On that day other towns are invited to M. H.S. to participate in various activities. At the end of the year the G.A.A. has a banquet which closes an eventful year. ... x , A M ' if r ii! Officers: MISS BUSCHATZ., P. HERMAN, M. BRUNNER, C. ECKLUND, L' MILLER. BOTTOM ROW: P. Heier, J. Guth, V. Erdman, R. Heier, D. Etten, K. Hatlestad, M, Graf SECOND ROW: V. Franke, P. Erben, B. Emmerich, P. Bade, J. Accoia, D. Emmerich, M Griesbach. I. Gebert, THIRD ROW: B.Ga11, A, Hana, A. Heier, J. Handel, P. Herman, D. Gehrig, C. Herman 0 0 0 T f. . .gy BOTTOM ROW: M. Kraschnewski, D. Lees, N. Ludwig, S,Kuse, F. Mathey, D. Knippel, M, Lang. SECOND ROW: J. Klingbeil, 1. Kraschnewski, S. Kriplean, S. Lindow, J. Knutson, E, Johnson, B. Krahmer, M. Krueger, J. Kalmon. THIRD ROW: M, Marti, B. Kuse, B. Kovatch, J. Ludwig, R. Klabunde, B, Kohn, A. Hirsch, K. Leonhardt. QC '-:ffl BOTTOM ROW: B. Rogers, C. Rindt, L. Meier, M. Pernsteiner, Y. Peterson, S. Ryskoski, B McCarron. SECOND ROW: E. Nelson, M. Parker, E. Rindt, A. Messman, M. Pagel, J. Miller, L. Paulson B. Ramm. THIRD ROW: M. Miller, M. Paulson, E. Nelson, P. Rakittke, G. Rakittke, E. Molitor, D Mueller, L. Reichert. L- y 1 BOTTOM ROW: I. Strama, P. Weix, J. Schupp, P. Steen, P. Sibbald, C. Wild, B. White, B. Thiemicke, M. Zirngible. SECOND ROW: I. Sauer, M. Schroeder, L. Schroeder, N. Slais, R. Schreiner, A. Schreiner, L. Zuleger, E. Strebig, L. Wild. THIRD ROW: R. Tappe, P. Wetzel, A. Schmidt, C. Viegut, R. Smith, D. Thompson, M. Schubert. SN APS Mimri 14 1 f 9 -r ' 'J c I I f I x 52' f x -M M,gj1'w h R f J x4 I 7 ff ' wb' , f ' A X nf'NlN4?-3 4' ,, 1 VA- K 1 M, i ff? 4,, ,,w,. Q :f2fW'wml! an A N ,fm . W Q u fl -'mlm Q 5 'V NPI, W ,Y-srl 1!'5L J' 3315 A fi. r PM.. ,,,N-Ex i i-+1 2 . . , ,, u ,,,,mmww , r I .sy NJ . 'N'- E '.A Q rv fl 1 5 ' T SJ ,V - I ,,.::i41 L k N Q i t ' ' -J mi 5' Ti' if V 7'lr'rq lf?-5, LQ if . H, , 1, , iq W F .la W ee 4. '-- f' - , Qf-.L .4 '.- A ' M . . ',, '3 q 'L Q x Fl ' -E 211 auutlfilvc-mann Q Q .fi f Q El Q V.. . !q ff Q I , 4 5 -Q i u' i , ww I -' . P ...WW 'f x A 'Y l .Y 'X 1 3 ii 4'idbi ,-.s,'t,i,.,.,riM. , ,.........s...... . ,. -.- .,., K fl'kF 2. ri f Yr has sis fini 71 BOTTOM ROW I Zuleger D Rudolph I Pernsteiner V Helberg I Brost fCapta1nJ B Baker B Ientzsch B Wendt B Korbttz 1 SECOND ROW R Roeber G Ross R Knoll D Mildbrand JAnderson J Peterson I Goodman D Miller THIRD ROW: A.C1ausen, W. Zastrow, R.Th1ede, - T. Heier, I.Pre11, I.Hessing, N, Hirsch. I. Hart- wig, D. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: M, Hartman, E. Roberts, P. Bach, B. Porter, B. McCarron, B.Derouin, I.Hauser, L. Smith. FIFTH ROW: D. Kellner, I. Holzhausen, M, Nolan S. Way, D. Brandner, M. Lang, R. Kraemer, I Thernar. J. Prell, SIXTH ROW: Asst. Coach Mr, Wirz, A. Sandsnes, 03 S iq 3 ft 'W D. Luick, I. Ziembo, K, Emmerich, B. Viergutz, Coach Mr. Derouin. . .l Medford's 1951 football squad returned the Lumberjack Conference to Medford. They won six games, lost none and tied one, They won four and tied one in conference play. The Red Raiders opened the season by downing Ladysmith here, on September 7, by a 20 to 6 score, On September 21, they shut out Barron 19 to 0. In the first conference game at Medford, the Raiders ran over Mosinee to the tune of 32 to 12 before a Dad's Night crowd. Y On October 5, our Raiders shut out Tomahawk 18 to 0 at Tomahawk and followed this up on October 12, with a '7 to 0 victory over Phillips on the home gridiron. On October 19 the Red Raiders eked out a 14 to 13 homecoming victory over Park Falls to stretch their undefeated homecoming through 19 games. This was also the first defeat for Park Falls in 20 contests. Medford brought to a close an undefeated season on October 26, by tying Nekoosa 7 to I, to insure Medford of a conference championship. ! iw-+.271f,--QLA I 5lq,..,,z-qmmugkb 151: CAPTAIN I. BROST J. ANDERSEN B. BAKER H. BOUBELIK' QQ ' .... Nhlfk an J R 2-.SU Ei R. DETTMERING ' K. EMMERICH I. GOODMAN I. HARTWIG 3 -ga, be Qin-Sw Ju V. HELBERG N. HIRSCH D. HOFFMAN B. IENTZSCH B 'vpn rf 3 A ,Q Suriv .xt rff 3 ss A . A ax Rim X ea , X EEEE S' Nr my Qi vi ' wil.: ' A ' xp W' ,av Q Mg-'wg 3 3. g VM mb ish.:-1x 5Si?',wq is ' Q: E -bxxgl' 1' df3?1'.,',w':':'fP1 . 1 E R. KNOLL B. KORBITZ G, KRUG D. MILDBRAND in D. MILLER I. PERNSTEINER J. PETERSON R. ROEBER up 4 Q 'Q 1 ' 4:-Lf r wx. ,. ffgg ' ' i w: mu R . V ix ,K G. ROSS D. RUDOLPH B. WENDT J, ZULEGER BOTTOM ROW: D,Fischer. I.BrQst, B. Ientzsch, B. Isch, A. Sandsnes, D. Molzner SECOND ROW: B. Viergutz-Manager, R. Knoll, J. Goodman, R. Roeber, D. Miller Mr. Derouin. SQUAD BASKETB LL I9 I 5 The boys of the basketball team, captained by Bill Isch and Bruce Ientzsch and coached by Mr. Derouin and Mr. Wirz, are to be congratulated on a very successful 1951-52 season They not only became the champions in the Northern Division of the 3-C Conference, but went on to defeat Spencer in the playoffs for the 3-C championship. Medford Abbotsford Medford Mosinee Medford Westboro Medford Marshfield Medford Dorchester Medford Rib Lake Medford Marshfield Medford Phillips Championship Play-off Med ford 48 Spencer Denotes Conference Games Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Tomahawk Stratford Phillips Rib Lake Dorchester Tomahawk Westboro Abbotsford .-- - sgl ., K A RXN ! x - ,..S- H0 E 0 ING ff K?g75Qf,s ..,,,,w-vr ,.m.M-w 'wmemm,, .H . .A MM 'V 'b W, E. Y A Q f i vii an-M M 1' ,-ff, W 4--f' N9 E all' f N.. fefwwf-f fi v Tasmin an-o-M, .3-wvfw vunavw. ALR mnlhlw ww- W ,Sgt ,M .. .... I -I : -.v-gravy, ,. - 'El 3 Nl IH! ' all is lm -'Q - fm T M N ' W. ' D . , .Na ,' .X 7 un ...Eta --w .....f:.,, -- fl 1, ,4 Q- -qw. ' ,V , W W W Lg g Tf I , . g L L . in W E1 1: A K -g.I 1. ikijgf.ggfx A 'sa A ' - I ii. IQ ,Q h Q 3 2 'Eg .Q., '45 '!l ' 'ww ,l WE LL TURN FAHKFALLS 'Y UNH ESU: JV7, w 4 7 14 21 28 5 8 11 8: 12 18 19 26 30 2 5 9 15 16 22 23 25 27 30 4 7 9 14 16 18 20 21 24 SCHOOL SEPTEMBER Class begins Ladysmith - here - football Thorp - here - football Barron - there - football Mosinee - here - football OCTOBER Tomahawk - there - football Assembly - John Sloan 12 Teachers Convention End of first 6 weeks Phillips - here - football Hobo Day Homecoming - Park Falls Homecoming Dance Nekoosa - there - football Assembly - Elzie Brocon NOVEMBER Glee Club Sock Dance Ir. Band Concert Sadie Hawkins Dance Assembly - Shooting Mansfields One Act Play Assembly - Coleman Puppets Spanish Club Dance Thanksgiving Thanksgllvlng vacation End of d ,weeks Municipal Band Concert Mosinee - here - basketball Westboro - there - basketball DECEMBER Marshfield - here - basketball Dorchester - there - basketball Christmas Concert Rib Lake - here - basketball Vocal Concert Marshfield - there - basketball Phillips - here - basketball Christmas Dance Christmas Vacation CALENDAR 2 3 4 8 11 15 18 21 25 26 1 8 14 dz 18 19 22 26 11 16 18 20 3 6 8 10 14 18 19 30 2 4 9 10 17 20 22 JANUARY School Resumed Stratford - there - basketball Leap Year Dance Tomahawk - here - basketball Phillips - there - basketball End of Semester Rib Lake - there - basketball Senior Class Play Dorchester - here - basketball Tomahawk - there - basketball FEBRUARY Westboro - here - basketball Abbotsford - there - basketball 15 Play offs at Dorchester Stratford - here - basketball Assembly - Sin ing Marines FFA 8: Fl-IE Party Mosinee - there - basketball Assembly - Conservation- End of 4th 6 weeks MARCH Local Forensic Contest Band Concert Forensic Contest at Dorchester Merrill Band Concert here APRIL F. H. A. Demonstration Contest Municipal Band 8: Chorus Contest End of the 5th 6 weeks Easter Vacation School Resumed Freshman Hop Spanish Club Banquet Assembly - Delicaths m MAY Spanish Club Dance Band Concert Junior Prom Band Festival Festival at Eau Claire Commencement School Closes 4. ,V 9? , is 1 1 3 K . . ' A I x x Bl!! M 4 'Sw 7' 'ik A w .83- 5 N s an -a Q1 vxxx If ' I .,' -F' mf: . , ff l's'1'iif'f? ,Q 5. nf, 2 4 ,- H? WR Q Egg' U kg .. as , .J , xi . ff 31 O X ' 4, 'Tj -Q meld b 1 A ! j f 1 . X g be 4 WN. SPONSORS The annual staff of 1952 express their appreciation to the following business firms who helped make this amiual possible. Hartwig and Ruesch Suits Drug Store I-loffman's Ben Franklin Gruener's Bakery Schmidt's Clothing Bix Jewelry Coast To Coast Store Pechstein's Shoe Store Heimerl's Variety Store Dr. J. R. Seidl Northern Anto Sup-ply Dr. C. L. Meche e Farmers Union Co-op Avon Theater Mueller's Drug Store Star News Hodge Electric Ientzsch Reality Agency Handel Paint Store Clark Plumbin Rudolph's Sransard Service Hurd Millwork ' Wm. C. Mosher-Attomey Matt's Barber Shop Brunner's Sales and Service Gelhaus and Brost Medford Trucking Matheus Kalamazoo Sales Medford Electric Utility Suebig Auto Co. Doyle Studio West Side Grocery Louie's Paint and Body Shop Midway Telephone Co. Thorp Finance Cor . I. W. Kraemer and, Son Harley Stimm Barber Shop I. B. Miller Store Gift Box Kreuser's Shell Oil Dake Studio Medford Co -op Store Iensen's I. G. A. Lindow Pontiac Sales Brandner's Meat Market Medford Laundry Oconomowoc Canning Co Eggert Co. Bemtker and Hug Frischman Motor Sales Pope's Service Station Medford Co-op Creamery Wadham's Oil Co. Hartrnan's Service Henry Brost Garage Don's Cleaners Pries and Ruesch Service Bauer's Food Store O1ga's Cafe Wolf Hide and Metal Thorton Finance Corp. Farmer's Elevator McCarron's Refrigeration Stimm Bros. Bar erShop Keith's I. G.A. Friendship Beauty Shop Carter's Jewelry Gamble Store Handel Motor Co. Nuendorf Transport Co. Paul Michler and Son Medrofd Lumber and Fuel E. J. Crane and Sons Wisconsin Bottle Gas Rib Lake Dairy Co-op Medford Clinic Parkin Ice Cream Co. WIGM Radio Station National Guard O 8: N Lumber Co. Newberig's Store Ecklun Shoe Store Ackeret Bros. Broadway Store Dr. R. I . May Peterson Buick Co. a 1 'Q' 65, PN in z flu' va' . QIV' KV 'HSI 1,1