Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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-we ,df I I 1 Wim ,ww't,i'W 3 l And Friendly Asjfocicltions W5 W! 1-:C fly Pioxiim. Mi. iiiillitli, Mi. XX'ooItf fly lNiuis'iiu.'x1 Aims: Mr. Knox, Mr. DllcllI.lFIIIL', Mr. llalveisen lil llostl l-'toxoruits lNltssllntill.1ll.lNllss l.oelu7 ' AQ! if Mu. Il. D, Linn iiiiii llli., Uslikosli State College, MS., Stout Institute, Co- ortlinator ot' 'l'r.ule .intl lntlustry, Printing, Printers Club, Nitolet Atlxiser, lllue .lay Atlviser. ess' Mu. tin is Wfooii HS., MS., Stout Institute, University of Cjonnetticut, lNlacMurray College, Printing, lvlzttlieniatics, Nicolet Aclvi- ser, lllue -lay Atlviser, l'rinters f.Iuln. Mit, V, N. Ktsox Oslikosli State College, llniversity of XX'isconsin, Stout ll1Nllllllk', XX ootlworl-Qing, Clieerleatlitig. Mit. R. G. Dl'C.iiAitMif Stout Institute, Oshkosh State College, Machine Shop. Mit. V. I. H.u,viaitsiaN V Q Oshkosh State College, lS.S., University of Wfisconsin, Coisiisiriitci.-xl.: Miss Acker, Mr. btethn. Stout Institute, Ikieehtinietil Drawing, Miss IsI.utTH.a HIQRMAN Stout Institute, lfniversity of Wisctrnsin, Home lfcononiies. Miss VIOI..-K Lorisr IIS.. North Central College, MS., University of Wfiscon- sin, L'niversity of Colorado, Home liconomics, Costume Adviser. Miss DAISY ACKER B.E., Wfhitewater State College, University of Iowa, Com- mercial, Commercial Club, Social Program. MR. CARL STEFFIN M.A., Murray State College in Kentucky, Commercial, Varsity Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. MR. I.. E, KR.-XlfT Stout Institute. Band Director. Instrumental Music. Miss Fiuxcrs BL'aoLz hifjlfl hir- K1-Aff. Mtv Bubolg, Hof.. INIINI.. University of Xwisconsin, Vocal Llusic. 14 The NICOLET

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We Take Qur Leave 1 XVith us we take cherished memories of these happy, carefree years-years of change-years of growing pains, of heartbreaks, of rejoicings! During these years we have often slipped the surly bonds of earth and, together with the young poet john Magee, have danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings. We remember that lab hour when I-1-O and H250-3 just didnt mix, and we re- member the thrilling moment of a pep pa- rade. Wfe recollect the excitement of night games on liutte des Morts held and the talk fests afterward. Wfe think occasional- ly of conference days when we chatted 7 Hows Ti-us DATE for the Splash Party? class otificers-jackie Fahrbach. treasurer: asks -ludy Swan, secretary, at a meeting of Harold Hass, presidentg and jim Sodolski, vice-president. iv- F? 'S wg ' ij? -RX U 1 T x 1. ' 1 A svixxrit oi-' xxutxs, Vic Stenson. football co-captain, captures the attention of 'loc I,ew.tndowski. co-captain, and Paul Schmidt, most valuable player. by retelling .1 tok. narrated at the recent football banquet. 16 Tiiitifia tgitin 1'itlssiimi2N'isf.ltttly Pfankucli of Commer- cial Clluh, Sally Massey of Student Senate, and Tom Stin- ski of Printers Club- --meet with Miriam Marold, Blue .lay liditor, to consider Splash Party Publicity, confidently with our advisers about build- ing attitudes or making plans for the future-- a future that seemed far away. Wlitm among us will forget the torrid summer of A1955 and the devastating effect of that dreaded crippler polio as it invaded our area! Those weeks of forced inactivity the delay in the opening of school, the fear of the disease-all combined to create frustration relieved only when school bells rang on September 19. How eagerly we met that summons with plans for a happy year. The NICOLET