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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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Percy Bysshe Shelley Eefglcallon MISS LUCILLE NILAND We, the annual staff of 1953, dedicate this Raider year book to our world history teacher and publicity advisor, Miss Niland. She has worked constantly to give us courage and advice as well as knowledge of how to cope with the numerous problems that we will have to face in later life. She has unselfishly devoted much of her own time toward the development of our character, and has helped us to realize our responsibilities as students in high school. The spirit and enthusiasm she has for her work gives inspiration to those she teaches. Her ability to get along with her students creates a friendly atmosphere in her classroom. ln years to come we will look back and remember her association with us in 'the best years of our lives. 54-It Q, X. Q .L ifgaj . 'L' . L. x fx. 'S left to right: Emil lleix, V. Presidentf Edwin Ruescbf Werner Pflugboeft, Presidentg Willzam Schmidt, Secretary: Harold jentzscb: Dr. F. j. Martin: Gordon Kuse. Del Wicker was absent when tbe picture was taken. M21 of ZQMH... These seven men have contributed over a hundred years of service to the Board of iidu-tation. Werner Pflughoeft, the present president, has served twenty-five years and three terms as the Board's President. William Schmidt has served twenty-one years as secretary to the Board and four years previous to that as a member. Emil Weix has contributed seventeen years and Del Wicker seventeen years. Dr. Martin, Ed. Ruesch, Gordon Kuse, and Harold Jentzsch are the junior mem- bers of the Board of Education. Members of the Board of Education are elected by the voters in the City of Med- ford and serve a term of three years. All the members serve their community without pay. There are few Boards of Education anywhere that can boast of members who have a greater over-all service record than the Board of Education of the City of Medford. - Jan '-- --M-..,,..v 4. ,, 'all 1 I 5 Q... HA A o 1-, .auf - Q u A ' .I A,,' , Sf Svi 5'f ll l 'x A Vx l MP1 MR. ROYAL K. TICE Principal 51019 College af B.S. - Wisconsin State College at Crosse Oshkosh 0fWiSC0f1Si'1 M. S. - University of Wisconsin MRS. F. CHAPMAN Secretary in Principal's Office English MRS. L. MARIE GINGLES f I J +J- H. STANTON SCHUERMAN Secretary in Mr..Dodswortb's Office 65712741 Mafbemafifs Student Guidance and Testing A. B. at Rosary ggllege, Rive' Forest. T B. S. and M. S. - University of Wisconsz znozs f . my Ll! ,I ' 4 - oil' 'MV W W4 r ' fl. A A' VV Mwitlii MR. R. HORN Drivers Education History Sophomore Class Advisor B. S. at Wisconsin State College Stevens Point MISS A. HO TTEN -Englisb 12 journalism Senior Class Advisor Yearbook Advisor B.A. Carroll College dl ran gl MISS L. NILAND World History Publicity B. S. at Wisconsin State College at Platteville U MR. F. FREIBERG Twine Advanced Typing and Sbortband B. E. at Wisconsin State College at Whitewater MR. MANSEL JOHNS Manual Arts junior Class Advisor B.A. Platteville State College Wayne University Greeley State University 1wfJa- Q MP1 W., .Ai U .1 MISS jANET M. ROTTJER Home Economics F.H. A. Advisor B.S. Stout Institute BS. at MISS M. SAMPSON Librarian Forensics Senior Class Play Wisconsin State College at Superior MISS SYBIL E. WIDVEY .Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor B.S. Stout Institute Mzss VIRGINIA M. HANSEN English 9 x I ' QQ , English 11 V Q3 Dramatics k ' Forensics .3 I X'B.S.i nxt Wisconsin State College at ,X Q Stevens Point .X . 'ffm-L so X . N I ff 15, 3 6? 5 4 5 J Q H I Y -,-I 1. ti Q I X flu..- ,. . MRS. SHIRLEY M. BAIRD XXX ,X MR. GLEN E. GREENSETH . X , English 11 V 5 chemistry Spanish Q Physics junior Class Advisor Y X' General Science Dramatics . NW, B.S. Eau Claire State College Spanish Club Advisor B.A. Superior State College 5 rw, H ,Zim .- V ., 7 M, MR. RALPH W. ABRAHAMSON Instrumental Music B. S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point Vandercook College of Music- Chicago M. S. University of Wisconsin MRS. E. SCHRAUFNAGEL. Bookkeeping Shorthand Advanced Business junior Class Advisor B. E. at Wisconsin State College at Whitewater -' MP1 MISS ELIZABETH M. ANDREOLI Phy. Ed. 9 and 10 Dance Club Advisor GAA Advisor Tumbling Club Advisor Pep Club Advisor B.S. La Crosse State College MRS. M. RETZER Vocal Music Freshman Class Advisor B.S. at Wisconsin State College at Superior MR. GLENN 1. DEROUIN Physical Education Football and Basketball Coach B. S. Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire Advisor State College at Superior X BS.a MR. RUEBEN SCHWANTES Industrial Arts 10 and 11 junior Class Advisor B.S. Stout Institute . American History 11 X A MP1 MR. WILBAR N. COX General Science Freshman Football and Basketball Coach B. S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point C l lL . , 1 n if 'V J fx., rs. I MR. ROLAND SACHO Biology History 11 Wisconseruationists Advisor B. S. Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point MR. C. WIRZ MR. R. GIBBS MR. G. SPELTZ Mathematics Agriculture English 9 Assistant Coach Shop History 11 Intramural Director F. F. A. Freshman Class Advisor Baseball Coach Young Farmers B. A. at Marquette t Wisconsin State College at B. S. at University of Wisconsin River Falls MP1 MR. ELMER M. HEDLUND MR. HUGO DEJONG American Problems Agriculture Debate F. F. A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor Adult Farm Classes B. S. Wisconsin State Colleg at B. S. Wisconsin Stale College I Riu Falls River Falls we oben-we or uloal-ar 6 alsslenance glaff w Mr. Fleiscbman, janitor Mr. Ziemer, janitor Mr. Harden, Engineer Mr. Koehler, Night janitor Mrs. A. Long - Mrs. G. Erdman C9015 wv s Qpabb rice.:-6 David Karau, President: Marlene Duesing, Secretaryf fule Gebrig, Vice-Preszdentf Carol Brundrzer, Treasurer. , QQ 1 e Pg . anion Qpabb iblor ' The seniors started school in the fall of 1949 with 177 members. The officers elected for the first year were Bernard Korbitz, pres- ident, Wayne Engel, vice-president, Kerry McCarron, secretary, and Darlene Thompson, treasurer. The main event of the freshman class was the Freshman Hop. The theme for this dance was 'Over The Rainbow' and the gym was decorated accordingly. Mrs. Retzer and Mr. Evans were the class advisors. As sophomores they were well represented in band, forensics and athletics. They spon- sored the annual 'Sophomore Frolic' which was held on April 6. The class advisors at the beginning of the year were Mr. Davis and Mr. Pitts. In December when Mr. Davis was inducted into the army, Mrs. Chapman took his place. The class officers were Wayne Engel, president, Ronald Hrdina, vice-president, and Rita Smith, secretary- fl.'6aSlll'CI'n The junior year opened with 135 students enrolled. Jack Zuleger was elected presi- dent, John Hartwig, vice-president, Roger Dettmering, secretary, and Charles Rust treasurer. Class advisors were Mr. Schuer- ell and Mrs. Schraufnagel. The junior class sponsored the Christmas dance with Frosty, the Snowman' as the theme. The class play, 'Our Town', was presented under the di- rection of Mr. Grahn. The prom was an im- portant event. Darlene Thompson reigned as queen and jess Ross as King. The theme was 'Moonlight Bay . Officers elected at the beginning of the sen- ior year were Dave Karau, president, Jule Gehrig, vice-president, Marlene Duesing, secretary, and Carol Brandner, treasurer. Class advisors were Mr. Hedlund, Miss Hot- ten, and Mr. Retzer. JEANETTE A. ANDER- SON- 'ruddy-. , .start-fMffC..,p MARVEL JEAN A. BAKKE -. Mar-ue.' Cborus 3,47 Forensics 2: G.A.A. 1,2,' Publicity Staff 4: Wiscon- seruationists 4. ELIZABETH F. BAUNLE - 'Liz . bor ff 3 f I n- 4 -, 4. I M '7 . . - ff 1 Of A If 'uw ' ' fit Rqx it 14 aiqipan W r Anus E. BLASEL - suzy . F.H.A. 4. GERMAINE M. BOEHLEN - Slr.ipper . Cborus 3.4: CONSTANCE K. BOLZ - Connie'. Class play 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4,' G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Publicity Staff 4: Roy- alty 4: Spanisb Club 4: Wisconservationists 4. DONNA M. BOOR. Band 1,2,3,4f F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. President 2, Secretary 4: G.A.A. 1,' Wisconseruation- ists 4. . ff X IAMES E. BRANDNER - jim . J J . VERNON R. BROST - Vern . Football 25 Intra- mural Football 1. 9 MARIANNE E. CARLSON 5 3F.H.A. 1,2.3,4: G.A.A. of W , 10, BETTY J. - DAMM - Toots . F.H.A. 2,3,4,' Wisconseruationists 4. ' SCHARLENE S. DAVID- SON - Chorus 3.4: F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. ,Mu MARLENE A. DUESING - Dues'. Annual Staff 4,' Band 1,2,3,4,' Historian 3.4: Majorette 1,2,3,4,' Badger Girls' State Alter- nate 3: Class Officer 4: Secretary: Class play.3p Dance Club 1,2,3,4: Sec-, retary 4,- F.H.A. 1,2,3,4,' G.A.A. 1,2.3,4. KENNETH M. EMMERICH - Ken'. F.F.A. 1,2,3: Football 2,35 Manager 4: Intramural Basketball 1.2, 3. X L , X WAYNE W. ENGEL - An- nual Staff4,' Class Officer, President 2, V. President 1: F.F.A. l,2,' Intramural Basketball 2. HCV PATRICIA A. ERBEN - Pat'. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4:, G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Nr 'N ROBERT H. FEDDICK - Bob'. Class Play 3: Intra- mural Football 1. CB-MJ L xx f'v.LrA: WMC - WAYNE R. FICK - 'Pea- nuts . Band 1,2,3.4: Intra- mural Basketball 2.3.4: Intramural Football 3,4: Intramural Volleyball 3,4. r' RICHARD H. FISCHER - Dick , Class Play 3: In- tramural Football 2,3,4: Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3: Baseball 1,2,4: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4: Football 1. VIRGINIA A. FRANKE - Ginny , Chorus 1,2,3,4: Dance Club 2,3,4: Foren- sics 2,3i G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Jr ar xr 31 lflwaf LORNA M. FREUDEN- THAL - Band 2: F.H,A. 2,3,4: Forensics 3: Span- ish Club 4. CCIBFE C BEVERLY j. FRITSCHE - Beu . Band1,2,' F. H.A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2. JULE L. GEHRIG - 'Os- car . Annual Staff4: Class Officer 4, Vice President: Class Play 3,45 Debate 1, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4p Intramural Volley- ball 1: Intramural Football 1,2,3,' One Act Play 4: Student Council 1,2,4. ,jf- , Silk WI is J ROBERTA A. GRAHL - Bert'. Chorus 2,4: Class Play 4: Debate 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Forensics 1,2,3, 4: Spanish Club 3,4i Wis- conservationists 4. 9 I jAMES P. GREINER - Pat . Intramural Basket- ball 1,3: Intramural Vol- leyball2. CAROL j. HERMAN - Herman . Band 1,- Cheer- leading 2,3.4.' F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. 9 IMELDA M. HIRT- F.H.A. 2.3.4. MARY ANN HOFFMAN - Mousie . Transferred from Milwaukee 2. Wisconserua- tionists 4. gl da EUGENE H. IENSEN - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intra- mural Football 1,2,3: Intra- mural Volleyball 2.3.4. -x0 x WF LAINE F. OHNSON - nson . Debate 1.2: F. 1,2.3f G.A.A. 2,3.4.' Forensics 21 Publicity fa. E.-L- ff Y .t ' I un Y.lK'LA DAVID KARAU - Daue'. Band 1,2,3,4.' Badger Boy'S State 3: Cborus 1.2.3.4: Class Officer, President 4: Class Play 4,' Forensics 1.2.3,-45 Intramural Basket- ball 3.4p Intramural Foot- ball 2.4: Basketball 1.2: Football 1. Transferred from Abbotsford 2. B072 STBTF JAMES P. KENNEY - jim'. Annual Staff4. Band 2,3,4: Class Play 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4f Intramural Football 2,3,4p Intramural Volley- ball 2.4: Student Council 3. ! . HARVEY A. KLIEBER - 'Buck '. Intramural Basket- ball 2: Intramural Foot- ball 1,2. RUEBEN B. KLIMECK - Robin'. F.F.A. 1,2,3: In- tramural Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Intramural Football 1,2, 3.4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3. THE PRINCIPHL S OF ICE ARLENE O. KOPITAR - Cborus 4. ROBERT L. KOPITAR - Forensics 2: Intramural VoIleyball3: Science Club 3. Gif NI L I . BERNARD C. KORBITZ - Bernie . Annual Staff 4: Badger Boys' State 3: Class Officer 1, President,' Class Play 3.4! Football 1,2,3.4, Captain 4: Intra- muralBasketball1: Science Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Student Council 1,2,3,4. President 4: Wisconserva- tionists 4. WIG-N -. CJ RICHARD .if LAVIN - Dick'. Chrous 3,4,' F. F. A. 1,2,3,4: Intramural Bask- all 1,2,3,4: ramural tball 1 2,3, VIOLET T. LICHTL - Vi . Wisconseruationists 4. YI: 'a f ffl It .IOHN R. LINDOW - johnny'. Annual Staff 4: Band 1,2,3,4, Manager 4: Cborus 3: Class Play 4,- lntramural Basketball 1.2, 3.4: Intramural Football 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Student Council 2. 1 f af MARY M. MALOVRH - Toots'. F. H.A. 4. 61 Mm ELLYN L. MARKS- Band 2: Debate 1,2: F.H.A. 2,3, 4: Spanish Club 3. ' I .1 Q Allis enum... KERRY 1. MCCARRON - Class Officer, Secretary 1: F.F.A. 1,2,' Foolball 1,2. BETTY A. MEYER - Cbor- us 4: G.A.A. 1. JOANNE A. MOLITOR - jo . Badger Girls' State 3,' Debate 3.4: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,41 Forensics 1,2.3,-'fi G. A.A. 1,2.3.4: Publicity Staff 2,4: Class Play 3: Wisconseruationists 4. VIVIAN j. NIEMUTH - Toots'. F.H.A. 1. ALFRED OBSCHERNING - Al . F.F.A. 2.3.4. EVELYN 1. REIMANN - Euie'. Band 1,2.3.4i F.H. A. 2,3,4.' G.A.A. 1. BETTE L. ROGERS - Sbortie'. F.H.A. 1,2.3.4: G.A.A. 1,2.3.4. ,. Wqfff' GARY D. ROTHAMER - Class Play 3: F.F.A. 3- CHEV IE CHARLES C. RUST - Cbarlie'. Annual Staff 4: Badger Boys' State 3: Class Officer 3, Secretary: Class Play 3,45 Debate 1, 2:.F.F.A. 1,3,4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Intramur- al Football 2,31 Intramural Volleyball 3: One Act Play 4: Student Council 4. 22555 Q MILDRED M. SCHREINER - Milly'. Debate 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1.2: Forensics 1.2, 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2,3: Public- .ity Staff 31' Science Club 2,3. P -A- M, I 1: . . . We -1 X S 5 J 5 fl' 1g.- m g W, M-4' ' U . 593 4. 'L MARIORIE I... SCHROED- ER - Margie . F.H.A. 2, 3.4: G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: Pub- licity Staff 3.4: Wiscon- seruationists 4. EDNA M. STANEK - 'Ed- die . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4.' Chor- us 1. ARTHUR L. SWOBODA - Artie . Chorus 3.4: F.F. A. 1,2,3.4: Intramural Bask- etball 1,2,4,' Intramural Volleyball 1. DARLENE D. THOMPSON - Torn'. Class Officer 1, Treasurer: Class Play 3: F.H.A. 2,3,4,' G.A.A. 1.2. 3.4: Royalty 3: Annual 4. IH PATRICIA A. WEIX - Pm , G.A.A. 1,2,3,' Cheer- leader 1,2: Dance Club 1, 2: Chorus 1,2.3. LILLIAN A. WILD- Lil . F.H.A. 1,2.3,4: G.A.A. 1. 2,3.4. N' nz ' ' f 8765 1 X MARILYN A. ZIRNGIBL- Zirn . Chorus 3,41 Class Play 3,4f Debate 1fF.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Forensics 1,2.3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Spanish Club 4. 'r D ONA . AL 3 . RS h us amur all 4 tude Coun , 0 ,- R A M A x I XX D X - on' A 3: - etball 4: I mural 2. 1- ' ' 5 A I . LEO H. BLUME - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. S+ A S C ilc'l CAROL M. BRANDNER - Class Officer 4: Treasurer: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Student Council 3,4. RONALD M. BREMER - Rormie . Intramural Bask- etball 1,2,3,4f Intramural Football 2.4: Intramural Volleyball 4. JANICE K. BRosT- Way . Chorus 2: Spanish Club 3. 0 Q1 LUANNE M. BRUNNER - Ouake'. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1.2.3,4. 3 RONALD T. BUNGE - Ronnie'. JACK W. DASSOW - jocko'. Class Play 3: Intramural Football 1,2,3,' Intramural Volleyball 1,2. MARY T. DEML - Band 1,2,' Chorus 4: F.H.A. 2,3, 4: G.A.A. 4. 'F Q Q, 1 I b 2 ROGER DETTMERING - Dett . Chorus 3,4: Class Olficer3, Treasurer: Class Play 3,4f Debate 1: Foren- sics 1,2f Intramural Bask- etball 3,4f Intramural Foot- ball 1,4.' Intramural Volley- ball 3,4,' One Act Play 1, 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Football 2,3p Manager 3, Basketball. f' FREDERICK C. DOBER- STEIN - Freddie . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,- Intramural Basket- ball1,2,3p Intramural Foot- ball 1,2. Ckevte. DONNA L. ETTEN - 'Et'. Band l,2,3,4p Cheerlead- ing 45 Class Play 4: F.H. A. 1,2,3,4,' G.A.A. 1,2,3,4i Student Council 4. 05,0 8 X07 MARLYENE M. FETZER - Chorus 2,3: Class Play 3: F.HfA. 2,3,4p Publicity Staff 6,4g Conservation Club 4.x RICHARD M. HALVERSON - Dick'. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3.4: Intramural Football 1, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 3. 3, if 4555 L O G IOHN S. HARTMAN - Frencbie . Band 1,2,3: Transferred from joseph- ium College, Obio Fresh- man Year. ? h-...-1 A ,llama Www .4c.f.0'r?'f4 IOHN W. HARTWIG - Class Officer 3, V. Pres- ident: Class Play 3: F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, President 4: Football 1,2,3,4g Intramur- al Basketball 1: Student Council 2,4. RQWRD LEON L. HESSING-Foo? ball 1,2.3: Basketball 1: Intramural Ba ketball Qwffffbg ' n -,A . .Z F 'if W. 'N 'J' h5',,Q 95 I , Q .. K sw 'Q 'i'fQ?'f35 '1 N' :QQ M w ifi. - .unit kivf' asgixfa ...el .vi QQ? 1 . 1 mx XM 4 . f if Magi sf rw.-. L f- 1' -ax, - 9 , 4 ,M my ,K-gg: x, 1. 'X E Q 1 fn 9'3- RICHARD j. HOBL - Hobo'. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4i Intramural Basketball 1,2, 4: Intramural Football 1,2, 3,4f Intramural Volleyball 2,3. SNHPf ALAN O. HOEPER- 'Al' Class Play 3: F.F.A. 1.2, 3,4, Vice President 4. Intramural Basketball I,2, 3,4,' Intramural Football 1. 2,3,4g Intramural Volley- ball 1,2,3. TW 91.3 fb 9 RONALD R. HRDINA - Class Officer 2, V. Presi- dent: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4: Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural Football 1,2,3: Intramural Volleyball. 3.4. lr' l l . 'N .l 'Ir f 'lf Joyce v. KALMON .- chorus 4. F.H.A. 1,2.3.4. - fr sroae f I CLARICE M. KELLNER - Kelly . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. ,fwfr ,f '53 .. 7 ' 1 It : 4 RONALD H. KENYON - Kenny . Transferred from Phillips, Wisconsin junior year. C xi x4 IOYCE M. KLINGBEII.. -- Klinleer'. Band 2,3,4.' Cheerleading 2,3,4p Class Pl Dance Club 1 2 3 dy4I r 1 I 4, G.A.A. 1.2.3.-4: Marv'- ette 2,3.4. PATRICIA L. KRAEMER - Pa! . Chorus 4: F. H.A. 1.2,3,4. f'xfS YVONNE V. KRASCHNEW- SKI - Yolcey . G.A.A. 1, 2,3. LEONA C. KRESS -J 'Lee- . F. H. A. 2.3.-4: Forensics 2. LELAND C. KRUEGER - Lee'. Chorus 3.4! F.F.A. 47 Basketball 1.2: Football 2: Intramural Basketball 3,4: Intramural Football 1. i DONNA C. LAMBERTY - F. H.A. 1,2,3.4. C 8 f-H IOSEPH W. LAPACEK - joe . F.F.A. 1.3.4: Intra- mural Volleyball 4f Foot- ball 2.4. dawg RICHARD L. LEKIE - Dick'. F.F.A. 1.4: Intra- mural Basleetball- 1,2,3.4: Intramural Football 2. IOANNE M. LOERTSCHER - Red . F.H.A. 1,2,3.4: G.A.A. 1,2. DONALD W. LUIK - Don . Band 1n2:3,4f F' F'A' 1r2f Football 1,3: Annual Staff 4g Student Council 4. Nt JEAN A. MAHNER - jeanie . Chorus 4: F. H. A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2. SB: - - Q , 111 --5 RAYMOND M. MAYER - Ray . Chorus 1: Class Play 3. um- F 2 5 NORMAN B. NELSON - Norm . Band 2: Chorus 3,41 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4f Intra- mural Football 1,2,4. DEMQCRAT L. NEUENDORF . Chorus 3: Intra- 1,2,3,4,' 1,2,3,4. DONNA M. PAUL - chor- us 4: F. H.A. 1.2,3,4.- G. A. A. 1.2,- spanish Club 4. FIHBHBHB I school Bus V 17 LEANN YVONNE M. PETERSON - Pete . Band 1,2,3,4.' Dance Club 1,2,3,4: G. A.A. 1,2.3.-4:Studen1Council2,3. AIR FORCE EVELYN M. IRUS - Sborty . ROBERT E. REIERSON - Bob'. Class Play 3,4,' F. A.A. 2,3: Intramural Vol- leyball 4: Spanish Club 3. 4, President 4. un 4 I., Ana ' 14,1 lllln' CAROL j. RINDT - Band 4: Class Play 3: F.H.A. 3, 4: G.A.A. 2,3.4: Publicity Staff 4. 'IERRY A. ROSS- jess . F.F.A. 2,' Intramural Foot- ball If Royalty 3: Football 2.3,-4. DONALD L. ROUILLER- Don'. Chorus 3: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,' Intramural Basket- ball 3,4: Intramural Foot- ball 3: Intramural Volley- ball 4. IRENE M. SAUER - Salter , Forensics 2: G. A.A. 1,2,3,4,' Tumbling 1, MARILYN A. SCHUBERT - Adolpb'. Band 1,25 Cheerleading 4: Cborus 4: Class Play 4: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Majorette 1: Tumbling 1,2,3,4. 2.3.4. ATLEN L. SOVA - Cbor- us 3.4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.' Intramural Football 1,2,3.4. uh LEROY E. TLUSTY - Chorus 3,41 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 45 Intramural Football 4. EEA. MARVALENE E. WAGLER - Band 1,2,3,4.' F.H.A. 2, 3.4. MARGAR I M.ZAG'ORSKI - 'Margie . LANNY I... ZIMMERLEE - Zim . F.F.A. 3,41 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Football 1,2,3: gtramural Volleyball 2,3,4. CAROL A. ZIMPEL - Ziggie . Transferred from Pulaski, Wisconsin. jACK R. ZULEGER - Class Officer 3, President: Basketball 2.4: Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1,3: Stu- dent Council 3. Picture Not Available. DAVID F. BUEHLER - Chorus 3,' F. F.A. 3,4- 1 ob arue 9 rm- Ululoa-arQs Stk? SEPTEMBER 2 - School Starts 5 - Football - DePadua 12 - Football - Marshfield 18 - School Forest Dedication 19 - Football - Nekoosa 26 - Dance fVocal Department, OCTOBER 3 - Football - Park Falls 9 - Teachers' Banquet 10 - Dance fG.A.A.J 11 - Football - Mosinee 17 - Football - Tomahawk 24 - Football - Phillips 24 - Assembly 9:00 NOVEMBER 3 - F.H.A. Rally ' 5-6-7 - Teachers' Convention 12 - Open House 13 - Assembly 9:00 14 - Freshman Hop 18 - Assembly 1:00 21 - Basketball - Rib Lake 25 - Basketball - Mosinee 27-28 - Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 4 - Basketball - Abbotsford 5 - Sadie Hawkins Dance 7 - Christmas Concert CBandj 10 - Basketball - Rothschild 10 - Assembly 9:00 12 - Basketball - Phillips 16 - Basketball - Tomahawk 18 - Basketball - Westboro 19 - Christmas Dance 21 - Christmas Concert CVocalj 24 - Christmas Vacation JANUARY 2 - Basketball - Tomahawk 5 - School Begins 6 - Basketball - Marshfield Q.,.P.,..9.... 9 - Basketball - Dorchester 16 - Assembly 10:00 16 - Basketball - Rib Lake 20 - Athletic Banquet 20 - Senior Class Play 23 - Basketball - Phillips 26 - Basketball - Stratford 30 - Basketball - Abbotsford 30 - Dance fSpanish Clubj FEBRUARY - Basketball - Withee - Basketball - Westboro - 10 - Basketball - Stratford 13 - Assembly 2:00 13 - Basketball - Dorchester 3-C Basketball Play Offs 3 6 20 - 24 - Assembly 9:00 27 - Basketball - Mosinee MARCH 3 - Local Forensic Contest 4 - Assembly 3:00 4-5-6 - Regional Basketball Tournament 5-6 - District Basketball Tournament 16 - Park Falls Band Concert ' 16-20 - Band Tour 27 - Assembly 3:00 - APRIL 2-6 - Easter Vacation 10 - Sophomore Frolic 15 - Solo-Ensemble Music 17 - Senior Ball 21 - Assembly 2:00 Festival MAY 1 - Junior Prom 3 - Spring Band Concert 5 - Senior Banquet 9 - State Music Festival 16 - District Concert Music Festival 19 -- Commencement V 25 - School Closes Q 1 Z L1 ll, ' Q, 1:1 1 ,- W x Q, . Sm ' , ' ' an kr 1 K an 3 nu . Qlgvv ,L r1,ra.t3 TQ! gi 3113 ,il 9 41, 13 sv! Q 'TU 7 M 3. 1. 1 fs If 433 fa Q 'Q r x - I in .K 5 f . ... . - hymn 1 , q fi 3 I K. -1 -Aw J ' . ' ' 7 -vu 2 , S I . wwf ., Wm'- '-Iii: .ag ' W 4 3 , -,xygvs-Y ' K L X ' V ' I-:.2l, ' -.,f .K g ' ,,,-'MV , 'H-if Q ..f,2,i,' , 1 q ffm , . ,'-5 ,Z 1p 'yfwj- 5343 q 1: .f,,'-5-ff f J! , .ifiwjk f JV' fm 4 wil mv 0 n + -45455 - . Iv fr Af . J, f ff - up -ww: 3' is--...,,,,Lm Q x iQ 'QW' ...Q-.. 'll' 'Cf' T 55759 . iff Qf P WW' 'Qing' Top Row: F. Mathey, B. Ackeret, G. Ruesch, T. Neitzel, P. Brandner, D. Fischer, S. Lindow. Second Row: L. Smith, S. Schaefer, L. Dassow, K. Goricks, B. Faude, B. White, R. Kraemer. Third Row! E. Nelson, I. Fritsche, N. Lang, D. Emmerich, I. Stramu, C. Faber, D. Brandner. Fourth Rpw R. jarzko, T. Heier, A. Frischman, D. Mueller, N. Griesbach, 1. Wild. Fifth Row: B. Willner, A. Schmidt, H. Boubelila, I Accola. .af .Bm 'wav qw-1 SKI 1 fb' ag, Og' V '3 K FC..- ' X snr is A' 1 2-M 1 i A I V S-'zzz ' pl .-ff'fy,v1x L I 'P ,gale .- 7 ., YJ 'IK PJ 5, Yr AM, .I . K' X abbf L ...M h e L ' ' H ,V BLR- if QL fx.. 'LA . Top Row: A. Kellner, L. Kellnhofer, D. Mildbrand, M. Krasch- newski, M. Marcon, B. Schroeder, C. Krug. Second Row: L. Stimm, R. Dicleover, L. Schwartz, V. Nutling, B. Salzman, R. Heier, R. Henrichs. Third Row: I. Simmons, M. Retterath, G. Paul, B. Cypher, E. Kraemer, R. Frischman, C. Hoskins. Fourth Row: P. Wemer, I. Peterson, S. Ryskoski, P. Wetzel, j.Ald1-iqh, M. Dowden. Fifth Row: E. Fleischman, H. Schwartz, A. Lipprandt, B. Ross. wi ... ? . ' A , RONALD KNOLL Vice-President 'ff' 11 Q -' we f , ff 9 Q 'Ni , 1.-an fn. v Q fr A .1 3 IQW nn' Q at N.. wi.. Q . .61 rg, Q xx nj L L 'I' if .Aide-mx . ww' Q.. ,..... W wr? dll' nel? .s f . Q' B. THIEMECKE Treasurer Top Row: A. Gebert, W. Galler, L. Mueller, L. Oelke, A. Bla- sel, I. Knutson, N. Habeck. Second Row: R. Nowak, N. Diels, A. Danen, S. Pagel, R. Schriener, I. Roberts, D. Busse. Third Row: W. Paur, N. Krueger, M. Brede, G. Persteiner, C. Sivul- lza, D. Armbrust, A. Brecke. Fourth Row: I. Willner, D. Robida, B. Hartman, D. Kapitz, R. Klaubunde, R. Hoskins. Fifth Row: B. Kohn, V. Ialeel, N. Ludwig, G. Schultz. union Q- 'N 42 .25- Ea... iowa, abb asv ,Q QS, kkpvx my ,-.av-A P , 4 fu X W Q. 'W ft . Nr' K 5 + an givin KZTJ. Top Row: V. Baumer, B. Matbeus, A. Messrnan, M. Draeger, M. Hartman, 1. Goodman, P. Olson. Second Row: L. Beilfus, I. Olson, N. Scblais, G. Riegerz, A. Danen, P. Steen, L. Brandner. Tbird Row-' L. Scbroeder, M. Huebner, H. Larnmar, K. Egle, L. Reichert, N. Hirscb, J. Egle. Fourtb Row: E. Tall- rnan, K. Brebrn, S. Kalman, J. Kurtb, B. Surman, B. Dodsworlb. Fifth Row: I. Born, M. Pagel, J. Anderson, S. Rudolph. Q i 4? on-, -'rf ocrs 5 1 S -fl!! R 'N' my S L A .5 as m -E'-4 ' Ji. 'Q L. . , ' L fi Q A .1 X 1 A , ., f f fir-4. .J ,gi MW SANDRA KUSE Secretary WW 'iw N' x ,pn-f W ' J?f'QE?N5,. ' .. if is K, K gnu... Q Top Row: A. Scbriener, N. Brunner, B. Ramrn, L. Meier, R. ' Tbiede, M. spanbauef, S. Kriplean. second Row: G. Krug, H. H3 GJ Halverson, C. Ross, D. Lees, M. Parker, F. Stolp, M. Dassow. ' . Tbird Row: -I. Boeck, B. Kuse, D. Miller, D. Asleson, R. Roeber, D. Becker, R. Tappe. My ......,.. QP... SI! I 1 5 Gbervegv for R vloarar 6 Top Row: M. Paulson, D. Olson, K. Meier, R. Brink, J. Prell, L. Westricb, L. Latz. Second Row: A. Clausen, G. Querin, D. Steinbach, G. Vierguzz, B. Blaheslee. S. QW... CP... 5 7 Af 1 Y Q tg 'F 'Wan .fm 0...-N ,Zi I W' 5 ie.. 'var' Fwf ixl.-k V .xr 9' 'H-nv .,..d fp f Xf H 'X ' S i ,,:. K i n k - Q22 1 Q13 K... :., . A k VL wif? K So 088690 'f s 'Ifop Row: B. Gorichs, L. Hoeck, W. Zastrow, R. Hasseldeck, R. Schupp, E. Kuenne, 1. Zirnbo. Second Row: P. Scblais, J. Cypher, E. Hubermeyer, L. Liberty, C. Schupp, M. Zuleger. B. Grinker. Third Row.' H. Gobernatz, R. Darzen, B. Nelson, I. Kulson, B. Nolan, E. Nelson, L. Berry. Fourth Row: E. flirt, 1. Thut, F. Valerztz, F. Goerg, A. Fleischmann, I. Kal- mon. Fifth Row: D. Nelson, D. Denzine, I. Haizel, W. Krug. rm J. HA USER President V+ 5 W' . . . SAM PA ULSON Vice-President 9 Top Row: P. Bach, G. King, R. Gebrig, M. Massolh, B. Luder- bacb, C. Loertcber, I. Retteratb. Second Row: L. Rogers, L. Olson, T. Wimmer, G. Hoffman, A. Gebert. D. Hoffman, V. ' Spillner. Tbird Row: G. Neuendorf, E. Faude, V. Dowden, D. Tice, D. Knippel, I. Kurtb, G. Elten. Fourth Row: K. Halle- stad, M. Bremer, M. Miller, A. Wild, A. Gilles, G. Quunte. Fifth Row: R. Jensen, S. Rotbamer, N. Reiman, B. Matbeus. QD' 'UO WS . in 'Q' V J QP... Q 1 fc:-R Rings. X uv E -J' Q 'N Xi? i 3, fair X... N.. . . as .k.- BIS? 5,- 6 . ik 5 ,-.- SG QONSGPG if 3' ll! h f .i i W I .. K V' J.. . .' to 4 H '. ,f'i5i ' 9 Fx Q 'fe at sv 1 M ' . 6 WQF Q, W' 241 First Row: B. McCarron, T. Perry, j. juri, S. Bruegl, K. A - Hatlestad, A. Christianson, R. Kalmon. Second Row: P. Baum- ' '- gartner, R. Drach, P. Heier, R. Lumherty, G. Gebert, L. Hoeck., B. Derouin. Third Row: G. Valenta, H. Curstensen, R. Hur- 'if -- tienne, M. Egle, D. Kohn, M. Hartman, S. Frahmann. Fourth ' my Row: E. Roberts, S. Hamm, M. Paulson, T. Seidl, P. Brandnenk nigh j. Kauss. Fifth Row: W. Wimmer, C. Wild, S. Fahrenbuch, P. Westrich. PQI? P. SIBBALD Secretary W- ,,.,.,E,E. NA o J? x sw'-1 Qx., .. ,W ,, , .f - X , -S315 .cava ,., v 'wr 98. Q'-A W 9. , . .1 r -3 n R. 'Q 9 W wo x Q49 T ' X E X .053 IS I ' 'A v 5 R. - 6 lf, W x, S XV -. ,pb Q .. f f L -. . '1f I 'Teh - -- ......-.- -.' wk lv Wh x . FN vw ad' -'-f , M. .4,J.,,,L, ' M, -7K .38- V 49 X T' 1 1 3 CLAIRE PERNSTEINER Treasurer is Y .M- Top Row: G. Doberstein, V. Spillner, L. Larson, j. Themar, B. Ekdahl, A. Dahle, M. Graf. Second Row: N. Doberstein, A. Rindt, j. Riegart, 1. LaFontaine, P. Pirus, L. johnson, S. Way. Third Row: D. Blumenstein, D. Dassow, V. Brost, M. Schmidt, M. Nolan, D. Long, I. Gebert. Fourth Row: P. Lang, R. Gehrig, I. Sivulka, A. Krueger, P. Zakorski, B. Zawacki, Fifth Row: A. Pearson, L. Zuleger, j. Becker, I. Hessing. ,-2 ' -. .pf Qpabb T r, i' 9335A H9544 iris Hum, f 4F: W . I-W. K. 7, .ff-... f. S . -1. . . in TOM HARTWIG President gina-Rauf, K .-A Q 1 - .Qi mas.. + nr' 'Nnnvf wi... '.... First Row: W. Fick, L. Willner, M. Stuessy, W. Wagler, D. Brandner, M. Schupp, J. Heier. Second Row.' H. Neumueller, M. Winchell, B. Frischman, R. Kallenbach, E. Dietze, S. Kraus, B. Swahoda. Third Row: M. Gehert, M. Hanson, M. Vesnefsky, M. Hoecle, B. Heier, L. Williams, S. Hessefort. Fourth Row. S. Hauser, H. Heier, W. Dettmering, A. Brost, T. Ruesch, j. Kenyon, E. De Witt. Fifth Row! K. Wild, J. Dowden, K. Rich- walski, G. Emmerich, P. Ross. gr pv- gveb man gs 1 4 S' '-:- , .X S .1 4 r 'f 5 -1,2 vw-1. 'Z Qs, af . CV Oo .-. -Q Y, ,5,' v, , M sese S S , f cc . ,-v. ...Y-'Q . ,X i , Ks! -an 4. .W-vs, .A v , S' S' gg, 1 L, ,345 ,f iz ' 'QQ 4 'i' J vrf ' 5 L r r , 4 16, H 1, ,: , M 'x . . Z L 5 All if' L V ml' .,,. S A V, S9 G1 f.. 4- 2 ': -1 5 5 -- ::. . ,f- f 1 q , ...vi .. as ,W ... J . ,'. ' .0 . f A F.. nu, Q' so ,': ., 1 fi , ' Q, iff? S A , vis .my Qpabb 'Q' ' I 5 ffl 'lb lin -A Q' ..- Top Row: M. Schantine, I. Rachow, M. Kalleszad, E. Ruesch, 1. Nixdorl, B. Paul. Second Row: 1. F. Hamm, Reiner, K. Richaby, L. Lord, L. Laher, R. Bartelt, E. Westrich, E. Goh- ernatz. Third Row: A. Kuenne, V. Lyon, W. Iochimson, C. Rehhein, C. Prell, T. Gebert, P. Hirsch. Fourth Row: E. Kress, I. Kasparlr., D. Pugel, S. McGuire, G. Rogers, D. Langteau, D. Reirzhart. Fifth Row: D. Slazrnan, B. Rochester, D. Peter son, S. Steen, L. Smith. . SHARON LE M KE Vice-President 4 Q , ...... wg 515 3' 'TUR- L' fwrsa .33 . L. A Wd' Ass- it 3' V.-XS-3' 1? -.1 -..-ov' Q Q Top Row: B. Krausse, D. Pries, B. White, S. Rudolph, B. Ludwig, R. Goessel, G. Albreckt. Second Row: D. Dassow, M. Mintz, L. Baars, G. Frenzel, M. Brown, B. Cypher, W. Dassow. Third Row: G. Grinker, T. Damm, R. Franke, B. Gorichs, L. Schreiner, L. Williams, F. Baumgartner. Fourth Row: L. Stillman, L. Mueller, D. Salzman, C. Hirsch, D. Kurth, R. Brandner, D. Retterath. Fifth Row: W. Hoffman, G. Thie- mecke, L. Matheus, N. Gallistel, L. Emmerich. Sixth Row: M. Munson. E66 man S3535 . ga . qs K f ' A , -. as sf! 'S' L- , Q., ,, ,Q .gg I 1 Q :-ZIQSS, A 2 'HE , Y Q' 1 is 3 5 f . ff 5 7 , E 3,2 E N ' ' 3 , :L v- sl 0 5' ' ,. w-1, K A H 5 Q I up T . 'f -.fx '7 76 kk R M T. , Xv-:-- Q : . . an e hvxh I . 5 ...I . . 51 .. ,., , 'WH K .gk 2: T'?'fq.iffi1 ,-in 4 -' 1-1.4 ,, WEA .rv f . . ff 1 ...L 1 , , M . l 1 , f L 7.1 1 ' ':'k - ,ff 'L' A Q Q .f I ' 5 -- gfL Q . X A ur L , -e-e' f .. , 'f .,,,: ff Q V N. Hi 9, . L.. ... A i . , no L' M M ' sf 3 li Wu. 1 3 K -M iam' ggi-. 'Q' QP... Top Row: G. Oleson. I. Cullens, R. Ruesch, L. Miller, R. . Markow, C. Lange, C. Nelson. Second Row: 'H. Rudolph, A. 5 1 Bradow, M. Molitor, D. Kellner, L. Liberty, R. Klabunde, M. ' - Hoffman. Third Row: H. Stuessy, L. Fleischman, M. Oleson, ' Q 5, I. Vesnefslcy, S. Faude, D. Hoeue, R. Heier. Fourth Row: J. Dahl, L. Lichtl, E. Paur, E. Albrecht, M. Kalmon, L. Malchow, A - A. Brushaber. Fifth Row: E. Noland, R. Henline, 1. Anderson, - M t A M. Erben, j. Carlson. . VE. . V . w 3 ' X. , 1 .L . W w . W ,- LORNA MART! Secretary - Treasure in in .A 1' QNX? r ,ggax , M E ? W ,fi Q in A ,Q 4 y. T N. g W I K AFL wx ,QQ33 j ilsk 1 V' N 1 W. if Ziehlke. Fifth Row: R. Hardin, P. Born. ghzb man Qpabb Top Row: R. Davidson, R. Lindow, D. LaFontaine, M. Amacher, B. Messman, D. Zuleger, G. Zimpel. Second Row: M. Goessel, M. Buehler, P. Griswold, L. Knoll, N. Weiler, j. Rust, 1. Pil- ler. Third Row: S. Pagel, L. Krueger, B. Kellnhofer, 1. Dassow, 1. Cooper, 1. Berger, A. Loertscher. Fourth Row: A. Cappelle, F. Kautzer, P. Hirsch, M. Viegul, L. Lange, C. Kropp, S. 'Nff S C2 'N Q-ng s ' 1 i . s 1, 4 A a e -u x l I . X 'K .J , ' x i, A v , 1. . ,x M: -.mf Hayv, YQ , . ,,, . 6 . Q 4 5 , Q 5 'Q A , Q Q sr up dx n 5 Q! .A 'U A, I W ,. K 'W f' is ' L ,ri . -Pvv 'Q I 'Qian Q Q .f 0 9 N Q , R .AX 'fx' H . g i 0 at o AA C lui led qmcsK,'q. K.H M H Q A w K ,Q s 5 Bottom Row Standzng A Schreiner, E. Nelson. Sitting: M. Paulson, B. Kuse, 1. Klingbeil, N Brunner D Karau j Lzndow. Second Row I Ungrodt W Ficlc, B. Frischman, M. Winchell, P. Werner, R. Tappe, E. Ruescb Third Row L Me1er Kenney, G. Eggert, Y. Peterson, K. Brehm, 1. Aldrich, A. Rindt. Fourth Row A Frzschman, j Patterson, A. Bremer, V. Brost, I. Marks, C. Rindt, M. Krueger R Danen D Etten D Luzck. 08100 lS. The band plays an important part in the activities of Medford High School. It's a versatile organization which can provide a wide range of entertainment from snappy marching and maneuvers through Dixie-land jazz, hill- billy comedy, Latin American rhythms to fine symphonic concerts. A year's program will include half-time shows, all pep sessions, three formal concerts, five out-of- town concerts, parades and Spring Music Festival. Spe- cialized groups from the concert band include two Pep Bands, a Spanish Band, a Fife, jug and Bottle Band and the Dixiecats', a Dixieland Band. RALPH AB RAHAMSON Band Director 5615691 i 5 'Y Jflff?'r fi fix .1-X, W: ., J K 4 X- v- ' L V1 K mf -gf 'ff-L 1 .,-- K K , P ' ' N- Qi, fig! 'L E' ' K ' V -, h . , .Q K 52 ,xkfg Vg ig 6 325 I 'fm V K' Ex 47 83 any QXXQI .QQ R g'4:,k A fi E sv Xwj E 'X ' X X ' 'gw ' ' w u 'Q ' X .Ilya E L'k..kQ:AqgEfQgbgap'xQN TMQSXAQG 1 , 1 Q K . , 2 J. i, . 4 3 A Q , Y in Q fyQXQa',f - Q ali 53 WQQM Q9.N 1 tr, x, Q x H- L 5 a Q! Q- 'v F, I 'H' E 'Y' ,,.fN gzqxv ' KW. f wghw , 3 ' 'fb FI v :fir B- First Row Csealedj left to right: Mr. Abrabamsorz, j. Metzler, M. Viergutz, G. Doyle, I. Frisbrnan, C. Smith, G. Etten, B. Ludwig, S. Lemke, j. Ruescb, j. Neuendorf. Second Row: I. Smith, P. Richwulski, S. McGuier, C. Lang, L. Knippel, D. Hoffman, V. Nutting, C. Prell, j. Doyle, B. Kuse, E. Nelson, D. Kzzlleslad. Third Row: C. Tbielke, P. Pries, L. Kuse, M. Lang, I. fari, S. Zieblke, J. NixdorL C. Hirscb, E. Ricbwalski, L. Fick, L. Matbeus. Not on the picture: j. Ellefson, M. Goessel, M. Erben, M. Ruescb. ....ao.. ga.. The Junior Band is composed of both high and grade school students, who have completed the basic requirements in the Beginners' Band. Here, all prospective Senior Band members gain experience and receive training in a playing organization. The junior Band appears in public in two concerts and the District Music Festival each year. junior BandOfficers: D. Hoffman, V. Nutling M. Lang, S. Lernlze. 4JiIocap duublc 1? 'X..X Trio: M. Brede, M. Krueger, B. Tbiemeke. D. Lees, Accompanist. 3 .J Quarlet: M. Balake, j. Knutson, D. Lees, D. Busse. 115 1 Mixed Chorus Officers! B. Tbiemeke, M. Zirngibl, M. Brede, M. Diels. ll Triple Trio, First Row: M. Diels, G. Boeblen. Second Row: V. Franke, M. Zirngibl, R. Grabl. Third Row.' F. Valenta, j. Olson, D. Kapitz, L. Baleke. D QL- Tx MP M . Q K lm. 5 W I ng J 3, . V . ' Qfkfff. L - - s...--:M ,gn . . .. , M... Glrl's Glee Club Officers! F. Vulenta, R. Gmhl, D. Kapitz, 1. Kalman. 1 -7-.fliifi sl 5 . Bottom Row.' M. Krueger, G. Boeblen, 1. Egle, M. Scbubert, N. Reiman, L. Krueger, G. Habermeyer, M. Deml, B. Tbzernelee, D. Busse, V. Franke. Second Row.' Mrs. Retzer, L. Baleke, D. Lees, R. Hurtienne, L. Tlusty, R. Lavin, D. Olson, A. Soua, P. Kraemer, I. Olson, S. Davidson, M. Brede. ' Third Row.' E. Baumer, M. Zirngibl, W. Winzrner, N. Nelson, K. Goricbs, H. Lammar, G. Schultz, R. Dettmering, M. Diels, M. Baleke, I. Knutson. A. Swaboda absent for picture. ixefg QQQ.-va The Mixed Chorus consisting of thirty-four members, meets every day during the second hour. The girls are a select group, previous vocal experience necessary to qualify for the group. The annual Christmas Concert was presented December 21. The theme was 'Christmas In Many Lands' and was made up of many carols characteristic of their native land. Included-in the program was Waring's arrangement of 'Twas The Night Before Christmas'. After Christmas the group put in many hard hours preparing for the Spring Fest- ival. From the vocal groups we have twenty-six soloists. Also, a girl's duet, a trio, a quartet, and a triple trio. Q The students have sponsored many candy sales, a dance, and have sold pens to help pay for the robes which were purchased four years ago. Botlom Row: M. Krueger, I. Lange, G. Boehlen, J. Egle, R. Davidson, R. Grabl, D. Busse Paul, F. Kautzer, V. Franke. Second Row: Mrs. Retzer, L. Baklce, D. Lees, f. Kalmon, S. Davidson, M. Deml, F. Valenta Brede, B. Tbiemeke, j. Born. Third Row: M. Schubert, M. Hoecle, j. Simmons, S. Kriplean, B. Meyer, I. Olson, S. Pagel Stillman, R. Hurtienne, P. Kraemer. Fourtb Row: S. Fabrenback, E. Baumer, L. Stimm, M. Zirngibl, M. Diels, M. Bakke, j. Knutson Kopitar, D. Kopilz, L. Fleiscbmann. I. Fritscbe absent for picture. Q... Q. qv.. QQ,.Q The Girl's Glee Club is made up of the girls from second hour Mixed Chorus combined with twenty girls from the sixth hour Glee Club. The girls from the sixth hour are mostly beginners and for many of them, this is their first exper- ience in vocal work. However, they joined in the presentation of- the Christmas program and have also entered in the Music Festival. By combining the two groups of girls, the new members gain self-confidence and poise from the older members. Several of the new members gained solo exper- ience by entering in the Solo-Ensemble Festival which was held April fifteenth. Mrs. Retzer is director of the vocal work. U 01 'Y I fri in R, I 5 I-. Bottom Row.' M. Dowden, R. Frischrnan, I. Hartwig, R. Hobl, D. Asleson. Second Row: V. Buebler, L. Blume, R. Halverson, K. Goricbs, R. Brink, R Danen. Third Row.' G. Doberstein, R. Henricbs, W. Galler, H. Halverson, T. Heir armerb or U4mertca Sl NPC' The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship To do this, members strive to develop competent, aggressive, rural leader- ship, and to create a love of country life Through this organi L: 7 zation, boys strengthen their confidence in themselves and de- ' velop their character. Their motto, 'Learning to do, Doing to H.- ' - , learn, Earning to live, Living to share, shows the true view jiiii . ' 9 4? pclgintkto: theie boys arid reflects the spirit of sincerity in th 'll ac ne o a nation ug: .49 - e 4' Bottom Row.' R. Hrdina, D. Brandner, H. Lammar, N. Nelson, A. Hoeper, A. Kellner Second Row: E. Jensen, F. Doberstein, L. Mueller, G. Krug, R. Nowak, K. Meyer I Kalson. Third Row.' D. Lekie, R. Kramer, I. Lapacek, j. Boeck, R. Lavin. F.F.A. OFFICERS Bottom Row.' R. Friscbman, I. Hartwig, W. Caller. Second Row.' Mr. Dejong, M. Dow- den.. I. Peterson, A. Hoeper, Mr. Gibbs. Bottom Row: R. Tbiede, W. Puur, S. Paulson, M. Schmidt, I. Sivulka. Second Row: A. Obscberning, C. Rust, G. Schultz, D. Rouiller, 1. Peterson. Tbird Row: D. Robida, L. Zimmerlee, G. Riegert, A. Swoboda. Bottom Row: P. Bach, H. Newmueller, B. Paul, R. Klabunde, j. Rust, 1. Hartwig, J. Dassow, j. Dowden, L. Rogers. Second Row: D. Olson, B. Goessel, R. Hoskins, j. Kaspurik, A. Fleiscbman, D. Grinker, B. Swoboda, G. Frenzel, D. Hoffman. Tbird Row: R. Lamberty, R. jensen, D. Dussow, W. jocleimson, A. Pearson, C. Kropp, P. Griswold, j. Retteratb. Bottom Row: C. Bolz, D. Damrn, L. Berry, E. Abegglen, T. Dumm, M. Brown. Second Row: G. Boeblerz, I. Cypher, A. Danen, M. Diels, M. Carlson, L. Brunner, P. Brandner, R. Dane n. Tbird Row: C. Davidson, A. Blasel, D. Boor, A. Blasel, R. Davidson. suture omema orb or U4merica 'qv 5,4 Cx D The Motto of the Future Homemakers of America 'Toward New Horizons' expresses the purpose of the organization - learning to live better to- day, in order that their lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. The F. H. A. attends District Rallys, gives demonstrations, and has a booth at the fair. The club's distinguishing colors of red a.nd white are symbolic of youth which has courage and determination to succeed. It is also sym- bolic of home life, the success of which is of utmost importance. Bottom Row.' R. Grabl, I. Goberrzatz, E. Dietze, K. Hatlestad, 1. Egle, M, Fetzer, A Friscbman, K. Hatlestad. Second Row: E. Fleiscbrnan, P. Erben, B. Freitscbe, V. Dowden, B. Emmericb, 1. Gebert L. Freudentbal, A. Gebert, B. Hartman. Third Row: H. Gobernatz, B. Grinker, B. Goricbs, D. Etten, M. Erben, M. Duesing, M Hartman. OFFICERS Bottom Row: D. Boor, Secretary: M. Diels, President, j. Knutson, Vice-President: Molitor, Treas- urer. Second Row: Miss Rottjer, Advisor, F. Mathey, Parlimentarianf N. Ludwig, Editor: G. Hoffman, Historian, Miss Widvey, Advisor. vi 7777 Y F Bottom Row.' B. Kellnbofer, M. Huebner, G. Hoffman, G. King, F. Kautzer, L. Knoll. Second Row: S. Lemke, I. Kalmon, E. Hirt, I. Knutson, S. Kuse, I. Hirt, D. Long, L. Liberty. Third Row: L. Kress, P. Kraemer, C. Kellner, R. Klabunde, 1. Loertscber, D. Lamberty. Bottom Row.' I. Mahner, M. Massoth, j. Molitor, E. Nelson, N. Ludwig, B. Ludwig, L. Matheus. Second Row: I. Filler, 1. Olson, L. Mueller, L. Meier, B. Messman, V. Lyon, E. Nelson, P. Olson. Third Row: D. Paul, G. Olson, F. Mathey, M. Marcon, S. Pagel, B. Malheus, L. Olson. Bottom Row: L. Willrzer, B. White, P. Ross, S. Steen, K. Rickaby, L. Schriener. Second Row.' L. Wild, B. Ramm, B. Ross, C. Rindl, E. Reimarz, L. Stillman, A. Schriener. Third Row.' L. Schroeder, D. Thompson, M. Zirngibl, M. Schroeder, M. Wagler, R. Schriener. Bottom Row: j. Hauser, B. Ludwig, W. Dussow, W. Fick, S. Kuse, F. Matbey, B. Tbiemecke, W. Zastrow. Second Row: R. Ruescb, M. Amacber, C. Brandner, D. Kapitz, Mr. Tice, G. Valentz, D. Etzen, j. Gehrig, B. McCarran. Top Row: j. Rust, j. Prell, R. Roeber, B. Korbitz, G. Krug, C. Rust, 1. Hartwig. M m QSIISCC ? 1 if Q... .3 . ez Q aj A ' 5 MQ Uottom Row: W. Caller, I. Molitor,.M. Fetzer, C. Rindt, J. Accola, L. Paulson, R. Friscbman. Second Row: Miss Niland, D. Kupitz, M. Schroeder, M. Bakke, C. Bolz, R. Scbrg'inc'r Bottom Row! I. Brost, M. Griesbacb, R. Grabl, I... Paulson, P. Olson. Second Row: Mrs. Baird, B. Kuse, M. Zirngibl, A. Schmidt, C. Bolz, M. Marcon. Third Row: G. Paul, R. Reierson, B. Korbitz, R. Dickover. us 9 x , i ilu A r I L AIIL we v OFFICERS a-d:.Q The Spanish Club was organized to promote interest in the study of Spanish at Medford High School, and no learn more about Spanish speaking countries. The members have set up a point system. They need 80 points for a pin or 120 points for a pin plus a guard. The Spanish Fiesta, the main event of the year, was held in the latter part of April. The Spanish Record Dance was held on January 30. Officers of the club are Bob Reierson, Presidentg Roberta Grahl, Vice-Presidentg and Barbara Kuse, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Baird is the club's advisor. li. Kuse, R. Reierson, Mrs. Baird, R. Cirahl. Fzrst Row: W. Paul, J. Gebrig, Mr. Hedlund, 1. Peterson, G. Krug. Second Row: j. Rust, J. Molitor, L. Paulson, M. Schreiner, R. Klabunde. Third Row! G. Paul, L. Berry, M. Marcon, P. Olson. iD.Q... During dme present school-year, the Medford Debaters have participated in three debate tournaments. In our first tournament, which was held at Merrill, we won nine and lost nine debates. Our second tournament was held at Eau Claire where- we also won nine and lost nine debates. The results of our third toumament which was held at Stevens Point have not been received at the present time. The debaters plan to take Part in one more tournament which will be held at Eau Claire in the month of March. 3' Bottom Row-' M. Lange, D. Thompson, M. Schroeder, A. Bradow, M, Bakke, R. Grahl, K. Hutlestad, D. Damm, D. Kellner. Second Row-' M. Fetzer, M. Schreiner, E. johnson, P. Westrich, L. Berry, E. Nelson, V. Lichtl, M. Hoffman, L.. Baars. Third Rowi E. Roherts, G. Vogt, I. Themar, R. Schroeder, W. Matheus, W. Paul, D. Hoffman. lbcombemualionibl As stated in our club constitution, one of the major aims of the club is to better acquaint ourselves in the wise use of our natural resources. With this in mind, the club strives further to spread this conservation information onto the general public. Thus our motto is, 'Use Amer- ica's resources wisely, America is ours to protect and enjoy. bottom Row.' B. Kallerzhack, B. Ramm, C. Bolz, S. Kriplean, A. Schreiner, L. Schreiner, B. Stuessy, G. Carlson. Second Row: M. Parker, M. Griesbach, E. Fleischrnan, R. Schreiner, R. Klabunde, j. , Accolu, M. Diels, G. Paul, D. Boor, f. Molitor. . Third Row: 17. Paul, C. Kellner, 13. Korhitz, A. Hoeper, N. Hubeck, M. Marcon, P. Olson. FORD -KIWAIXHS UDL FURE5? U FLANTATSGN 5' 4-may I N4 1 gy-Quia It I Q Life Q 0, gzgraif-f 4, 'SW' . 5 ,LZAQ 5,494 Ex .ii Ig' K gr K ,ximrdl . 7 Q 'wr wx, .FH J Dj Q6 X sf? Ek if I l 'mb mqls Lf 'Na Bottom Row: P. Erben, R. Darien, j. Born, A. Blasel, D. Dassow, S. Brugel, C. Bolz, M. Diels. 'Second Row: D. Etten, L. Baars, A. Darzen, D. Emmerich, V. Brost, M. Duesing, L. Brunner, C. -Brandner, K. Egle. . Third Row! M. Erben, P. Baurngartner, P. Brecbe, I. Aldrich, I. Cypher, K. Brebm, M. Brede. 9. 04. 04. G.A.A. is one of Medford High School's.extra-curricular activities. The Presi- dent of G.A.A. is Donna Etteng Betty Thiemicke, Vice-Presidentg Leanne Paul- son, Secretaryg and Joyce Klingbeil, Treasurer. Miss Andreoli is their advisor. G.A.A. has an intramural program which consists of volleyball, basketball, bad- minton, and bowling. These sports are played during the noon hour. In the beginning of the year, the G.A.A. sponsored an initiation picnic for the new members. Other events of the year include a 'play day' which occurs in the spring of the year. ,On that day other high schools are invited to Medford to par- ticipate in various activities. They have also sponsored several after-game dances. October 10, 1952 was the date chosen for a hard-time hat dance. At the end of the year, the G.A.A. has' a banquet which closes an eventful year. ' fff I .nj J aff N IQ 9 Q 'SLA Bottom Row: R. Harden, W. Ficle, M. Kalmon, K. Hatlestad, D. Knipple, 1. Knutson, j. Klingbeil, G. Franke, M. Graf. A Second Row.' R. Long, M. Hoffman, S. Hauser, E. jobnson, B. Frishmann, B. Goricbs, P. Heir, C. Herman. Third Row.' M. Hartman, B. Kohn, R. Heier, j. Kenyon, j. Gebert, A. Gebert. G.A. A. OFFICERS Bottom Row.' L. Paulson, D. Ellen, j. Klingbeil. Second Row.' Miss Andreoli, B. Tbiemeclee. L-li Bottom Row.' L. Marti, S. Kriplean, M. Krueger, B. Kuse, S. Kuse, N. Ludwig, F. Matbey, Second Row: S. McGuire, L. Meier, A. Messman, M. Lange, M. Miller, J. Molitor. Third Row.' M. Krasbnewski, S. Lindow, B. Ludwig, M. Mintz, S. Lemke. Bottom Row: M. Pagel, L. Schroeder, A. Rindt, C. Rindt, M. Schoreder, K. Richwalslei, M. Olesorz, S. Pagel. Second Row! L. Reichert, D. Mueller, E. Nelson, B. Ross, E. Nelson, Y. Peterson, L. Paulson, S. Ryskoski, M. Munson. , Third Row: C. Prell, E. Ruesch, L. Ruesch, D. Pries, M. Paulson, K. Rehbein, I. Sauer. Q. 04. 04. Bottom Row: G. Tbfemeck., P. sfbuzd, c. wild, B. Tbfemecke, B. white, R. scbupp Second Row: E. Westrich, M. Winchell, L. Zuleger, N. Slais, K. Wild, M. Schubert, L Wild. Third Row-' P. Welzel, D. Thompson, J. Struma, B. Surrnan, R. Tappe, M. Zirngibl. ,x Bottom Row! P. Heier, S. Brugel, C. Wild, M. Lang, M. Miller. 1 ,V Second Row-' 1. Klingbeil, M. Schubert, C. Prell, S. Pugel, K. Wild, M. Kalman, L. Buars, '- fy Third Row: P. Baumgartner, L. Reichert, B. Surrnan, D. Mueller. ' 1 xy' ,fy ,cl ..' F , ' xl V l ff Wu .ff ,jg .M if ,,-ff QZWQQ... QP,.Q ?'Q Miss Andreoli, Advisor, B. Thiemicke, President. Bottom Row: V. Brost, A. Messman, B. Thiemicke, S. Kriplean, D. Dassow, S. Ryslcoski. Second Row: P. Sibbalci Y. Peterson, C. Herman, j. Aldrich, j. Strama, D. Emmerich, P. Wetzel. Third Row: M. Krascbnewski, S. Lindow, K. Brebm, I. Sauer. Bottom Row: B. Ludwig, W. Fick, D. Knippel, S. Brugel, D. Dassow, N. Ludwig. Second Row: V. Franke, S. Hauser, S. McGuire, j. Kenyon, M. Lang, J. Klingheil, M Duesirzg. Third Row: M. Kalman, V. Brost, S. Kuse, F. Mathey, L. Marti. One of the most popular organizations is the Dance Club. The program for this year was entitled, The or o er es 'ac ' ance ,num er was name a ter W ld fP fum . E hd b d f a popular perfume. Irresistible was one number pre- sented. rection of Miss Andreoli. 1 Q The girls meet once a week and practice under the di- Sl The followihg are the officers: President, Sandra Kuse, Vice-President, Joyce Klingbeil, Secretary, Marlene Duesing, Treasurer, Yvonne Peterson. Bottom Row: M. Munson, M. Oleson, K. Richwalski, D. Pries, M. Paulson, P. Sihbald. Second Row: Y. Peterson, K. Wild, D. Long, B. Ross, C. Wild, M. Miller, P. Wetzel, Third Row: M. Wirzchell, L. Reichert, 1. Strama, S. Ryskoski, D. Mueller. DANCE CLUB A I Bottom Row: M. Duesing, Secretary: I. Klingbeil, Vice-President. Standing: S. I-Suse, President: Y. Peterson, Treasurer: Miss Andreoli, Advisor. ramalicb Senior Class Play of 1953 - 'lioot-Loose. Di- rected by Miss Hanson and Miss Sampson. Cast: Richard Early . . .' Emily Early . . . Hope Early . . Dick Early . . . Mary Early . . . Bob Early ..... Delphie ......... Ra ndy Cunningham .... Jenny Malloy ....... Buzz Daily ...... Miriam Walker . . jack Milford . . . . . . Bernard Korbitz . . . Marilyn Zirngibl . . . Leanne Paulson . . . . . David Karau . . . . . . Donna Exten . . . . Roger Dettmering . . . . . . Marilyn Schubert . . . . Bob Reierson . . . Connie Bolz . . . . . . Jule Gehrig . . . Joyce Klingbeil . . . . Charles Rust One Act Plays - Directed by Miss Thaldorf. Cast: 'Raisin' The Devil' 'Antic Spring' Ren Dow ..... . . . . . . Charles Rust Jennie Miller ......... Carol Rindt King Miller ..... Roger De ttmering Bill Sparks ....... Glenn Albrecht Received a Ii Point rating at Stevens Elbert .............. Ginger .... .... Blossom .... Robert . . . Sam ....... . . Gwendolyn . . . . . Paul llirsch joan Accola . . . Wanda Fick Jule Gehrig . jim Cullen U....Fern Marhey OFFICERS jOYCE KLINGBEIL CAROL WILD DONNA ETTEN QQW..Pe.,.9.,..f, 'W' SQUAD ACE VALENTA PEGGY LANG SANDRA RYSKUSKI MARILYN SCHUBERT CAROL HERMAN n sl e- MARGIE KALMON KAREN WILD MARILYN MINTZ 'B' SQUAD WANDA PICK MAR M CP,.Q The 'Pep' Club was re-organized in the fall of 1952. The officers elected were: Joyce Klingbeil, Presidentg Donna Etten, Secretaryg Sandra Ryskoski, Treasurer. Miss Andreoli is club advisor. Pep sessions were rotated among the 'A' team cheerleaders. Skits from various homerooms were added attractions to several pep sessions. 's Y SCHUPP 1 S 15. Kuse, M. Duesing, W. Engel, D. Luick., 1. Accola, L. Paulson, D. Kapitz, j. Lindow. B. Korbitz. Editor-in-Chief - Bernard Korbitz Class Editors: Sports Editors: Business Managers Assistant Editor - Wayne Engel Peggy Lang john Lindow Jule Gehrig Production Editor - Jim Kenney Barbara Kuse Nadine Ludwig Charles Rust Senior Editors: Activity Editors: Faculty Editors: Advisol-sg Don Luick Sandy Kuse Darla Kapitz Miss Hotton Marlene Duesing Mary Miller joan Accola Mr. Retzer Leanne Paulson Sharon Fahrenbach Darlene Thompson S. Kuse, ID. Thompson, N. Ludwig. P. Lang, M. Miller, S. Fzzbrenbacb, C. Rust, 1. Gehrig. 1. Kenney. M l I l w. -Q-I x V .. ,x -...M W .Q : X S 4, 2 :QW E 4 W K Rv A v yv 1 rf y ,Q ,v-5 I , 'fm' 1 I fail mtg? L4 L 9,93 17,- x if:w,., ,vkl MQ V ...Q J L ,ww A - LQ .- sgwm V' A fx W :fa f ww. fa A-, . Wf 1 f up 1 3 , ' X f' L - L ,,. Q , A . - .W-:van -- ff? :M ,F 1 . .523 7.27 1 n A I ' 1 K -f 'BHK 'Ranki- Row 1: J. Goodman, D. Miller, 1. Lapacele, I. Ross, I. Zuleger, B. Korbitz, I. Hartwig, I. Peterson, R. Knoll. Row 2: j. Themar, G. Nuendorf, M. Nolan, B. Derouin, I. Gebert, R. Thiede, B. McCarron, W. Zastrow, I. Prell, L. Smith, j. Hessing, D. Hoffman. Row 3: N. Hirsch, C. Ross, D. Mildbrand, M. Zuleger, C. Per-nsteiner, A. Loertscher, F. George, S. Way, H. Lammar, J. Hauser, H. Boubelik, T. Heier. Row 4: G. Krug, A. Clausen, j. Hartwig, D. LaFontaine, P. Bach, B. Eclcdahl, M. Shan- tinni, L. Smith, j. Cullen, J. Gall, G. Albright, 1. Retterath. Row 5: W. Dettmering, B. Zawacki, R. Gehrig, N. Reiman, D. Dassow, R. Gehrig, M. Buehler, G. Anderson, W. Hoffman, T. Ruesch, M. Arnacher. Row 6: Mr. Wirz, Mr. Cox, K. Emmerich, B. Matheus, Mr. Derouin. 5f..lQ..PP Congratulations, Champs, on your second consecutive Lumberjack Conference Championship. The team, co-caprained by Bernard Korbitz and jack Zuleger were undefeated in seven games this season. 'Ihe red Raiders scored 185 points in seven games for an average of 26.4 points per game. Their opponents scored a total of 27 points for an average of 3.8 points per game. 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE MEDFORD 20 - DEPADUA, Ashland 0 Q I 7 MEDFORD 34 - MARSHFIELD ,,,,- MEDFORD 27 - NEKOOSA J' ' ' MEDFORD 19 - PARK FALLS . 1 MEDFORD 27 - MOSINEE 1. MEDFORD 31 - TOMAHAWK f MEDFORD 27 - PHILLIPS -k Denotes Conference Games C- nfl? Xa ' . DON MILDBRAND DICK HOFFMAN jIM PETERSON DICK MILLER Bdffkfield Backfield Guard Baclefield All-Conference y junior Year junior Year junior Year junior Year x Y 7 L , - HENRY BOUBEL-IK jACK ZULEGER BERNARD KORBITZ IOHN HARTWIG End Co-Captain Co-Captain - Tackle Baclefield junior Year Tackle All-Conference All-Conference All-Conference All-State Honorable Mention Senior Year Senior Year Senior Year RONALD KNOLL RUSS ROEBER TOM HEIER jOE LAPACEK Backjield Co-Captain Elect Guard Center junior Year Backfield junior Year Senior Year I All-Conference junior Year LLOYD SMITH MIKE NOLAN jIM HESSING GENE KRUG End Center End End junior Year Sophomore Year Sophomore Year junior Year ex jACK GOODMAN jERRY ROSS CARROL ROSS BOB DEROUIN Backfield All-Conference Guard Backfield junior Year Guard junior Year Sophomore Year Senior Year jIM HAUSER jERRY PRELL NICK HIRSCH RALPH THIEDE Iiarkfield End Tackle Guard Sophomore Year Sophomore Year junior Year junior Year r14W Seated B. Derouin, R. Knoll, R. Roeber, Captain D. Fischer D Mzller M Dassou Ytandmg Manager ll. Boubelik, G. Krug, D. Neuendorf, 1. 7uleger j Hauser Coach C Ilerouzn gr 5 .QQ gc. Q.,.Q PP 62 Medford at 56 Medford 57 Medford 1: 51 Medford -If 55 Medford 45 Medford -k 64 Medford 53 Medford 57 Medford 1 75 Medford t 53 Medford 3-C Conference Champs '53 SEASON 1 60 Medford 45 Medford if 74 Medford 82 Medford ir 63 Medford 71 Medford -k 75 Medford 59 Medford 57 Medford Greenwood 41 1 Denotes Conference Games 'ns vc . E iii . 1:-,nf 5 S E5 ul .rev Seated: B. Matbeus, Manager, M. Zuleger, G. Neuendorf, B. McCarran, Coach lrlzrz Standing! T. Perry, D. Steinbach, M. Nolan. S snag Ha5Qe,lQapp 43 Medford 37 Medford 43 Medford 47 Medford 48 Medford 38 Medford 47 Medford 48 Medford 30 Medford 37 Medford Congratulations for an Undefeated Season Withee Rib .Lake Mosinee Abbotsford Rothschild Phillips Tomahawk Westboro Tomahawk Marshfield 19 14 16 47 10 47 Medford 45 Medford 39 Medford 30 Medford 74 Medford 36 Medford 42 Medford 34 Medford 59 Medford 31 Medford Dorchester Rib Lake Phillips Stratford Rothschild Withee We stboro Stratford Dorchester Mosinee l Q I Q F9 x E 52 'L 1 ME IS ,- 1 N fx is Umm- Ml.mf.R 5 rn' W WI! Uh Pb .J N Nm X Q 'Y' 2? . gt . 5,2 hm. Ei! Q ........ gg' A G' N.., -,:, Z W- fi Us ' xmmm mg ,-u...-fd X f 105904 ij - W 1... , 1, rv. ,x,.. , QQ ::T-5 -TID'-I-119 A!-AFL -,, Q Q iflldi 'i r ,'. .nl MW .u 5 . ry sf . ,'-+A' , 9r Q, . . .-nl' ' 1-E: ,Qs mi x 1 , L, x -K ww., sw X H S X 1 Q Q . 1 1 ,W H o if i 2 6 l , 7 I H 'ag fg- U LN- 'tif y ii ix 5 , . ., M123 6 if R Q si fig? A u w ei -f T x 3 'QL f M f 'K gf U ' 1 . S4 - 1 1 ..k' .... is HR, Y' . wk awp? ,Jeb ry fi ggi me X W' Q W f N R 1 em, -1 w iw .e:-- :. - + -HW ww..:.v, .,i , H-2 ' r Y! .f ': :. A..- -- ,. -if 5 5 553. , . 4 7 T355 1 , ww -1 1 -elf. - E QS 55, 71 qv, if qi, :575,:, t- ' l 'ii 'ff g f e 55 3 Qi f Q39 f '55, 1.525 .Q -- ' ' fi 'jfs s I ,A bf, fx 0 v f is ' 3 3 3 fi W 'J ' lljs I? ffff 5 iss ' 5. Q 5 ll 5r r .S X ar F lain-I' onborb The Annual Staff of 1953 expresses their appreciation to the following Medford business firms who helped us finance our annual. Dake Studio Wolf Hide and Metal Co. J. B. Miller Store Peter Bootzin Gift Box Ecklund Shoe Store Lindow Pontiac Sales Kieth's l.G.A. Store J. W. Kramer and Son Dr. R. J. May Heimerl's Variety Store Bix Jewelry Newburg's Schmidt 'The Clothes Man' Gruenners Bakery , Mueller's Drug Store The Star News Carter's Jewelry Bauer's Food Store Jensen l.G.A. Store Medford Co-op Co. Ackeret Bros. Beintker and Hug lmpl. Co. Medford Laundry Gelhaus and Brost lnc. Brunner Sales and Service Kalamazoo Sales and Service Eggert Co. Medford Lumber and Fuel Co. E. J. Crane and Son Gambles Store J. C. Poirier Northern Auto Supply Co. Rib Lake Dairy Co-op Farmers Union Medford Co-op Creamery Coast-to-Coast Store Dr. C. L. Mechelke Henry Brost Garage Hurd Millwork Corp. Fries and Ruesch Service Station Taylor County Electric Co-op Paul Michler and Son Stimm Bros. Barber Shop . Harley Stimm Barber Shop Wisconsin Bottle Gas Mondeaux Millwork Corp. Medford Trucking Terminal Matt's Barber Shop West Side Grocery Thorp Finance Corp. Pechstein Shoe Store Hartwig and Ruesch McCarron Refrigeration Brandner's Meat Market Doyle Studio Edgar Oleson's Paint Store Kalmon Bakery Broadway Store Al Service Station Kramer's Motel Rudolph's Service Station Don's Cleaners Klossners Rief Motor Sales Thomas Bros. Ford Auto Company Habeck's Grocery Hempel Shell Service Co-op W W in E zz if 0 -52 ' S ' .iff,fffZ'44!iff:Qfff 'fi'fffh,rpfgf, vfwuffw W' if H ' 'W M' ' 4W'wfW!0 w J Nf3iWM?f'ffi5 ' ,ff , ' ' 'AWS 0, M WW my-Wimgf W N My , WMWWJ W wi W Y ' ' ww iifwjfff W f LPQW Q 5' 'w a -. , ,A ' ,, I ' ' ' , elk