Milton Union High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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. 2 l if Row 1: Nancy Crandall, Nancy Hulett, Richard Hitchcock, Warren Bauer, Roger Cunningham, Marlene Hahn, Judith Bessel. Row 2: Robert Barker, Mardell Cashore, Jean Gregoire, Elaine Dorn, Jeanette Babcock, Nancy Flood, Sandra Carroll, Beverly Flamingo, Sheila Decker, Miss Weiss. Row 3: Judith Hall, Lucy Gray, Beverly Anderson, James Hanaman, Gerald Fisher, Frank Jones, Ronald Alderman, Catherine Hanauska, Lou Anne Gunderson, Grace Coleman. Row 4: Larry Johnson, Donna Johnson, Charlotte Horn, Michael Ash, Peter Johnson, lfale Green, Lawrence Addie, Bergine Haakenson, Suzanne Goessling. CLASS OF 1956 Row I: Dawn Raby, Josephine Maske, Wallace LaVeen, Ann Schmeling Phillip Kasson, Mary Neils, Jacqueline Kennedy. Row 2: Mr. Colbert, Coralie McBride, Janet Powers, Rosel- la Mattingly, Hildred Moberly, Margaret Zahn, Judith Murphy. Row 3: Mr. Ladd, Richard Potter, Thomas Wardman, Eugene Wenham, Gerald Schomberg, John O'Neill, Marvin Staller, Ellen Munson, Marlene Stein. Row 4: Frank McCulloch, William Shaputis, Richard Wegner, Richard King, Richard Kumlien, Carol Powell, Donald Link, Allen Smith. Row 5: John Ritchie, Gerald Patterson, Richard Mullen, Robert Roush, Robert Rogers, James Zigler, Harold White, Elfli A TE if i 2 fi ii! TWENTY-FIVE

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Back: Warren Bauer, Dawn Raby Front: Grace Coleman, Suzanne Goessling CLASS OF T956 The sophomore class of T953-54 has a total mem- bership of seventy-eight students, New members include Milton and Nancy Crandall from Lake Gen- eva, and David and Paul Walling from Fort Atkin- son. At the beginning of the year oFfTcers were elect- ed and they are as follows: Warren Bauer, Presi- dent, Grace Coleman, Vice-President, Suzanne Goess- ling, Secretary, Dawn Raby, Treasurer. The float the sophomore class entered in the homecoming parade was built around the theme We're going to mow 'em down! The class voted to pay Sl.OO dues. During the magazine campaign, Carol Powell, a member of the sophomore class, was high salesman. Frank McCulloch, Jack Ritchie, William Steitzer, and Larry Johnson were all members of the varsity basketball squad. Jean Gregoire and Judith Hall were elected A- team cheerleaders. The sophomore class was well represented in forensics this year. Five girls, Sheila Decker, Marlene Hahn, Mary Neils, Grace Coleman, and Dawn Raby participated in this activity. Grace Coleman and Dawn Raby received A' in the local contest, Grace received A' at Evansville and a B at Fort Atkinson. Both the boys and girls took an active part in the basketball class tournaments. The sophomore boys tied for fTrst place with the seniors. The girls placed second in their tournament. The Clothing Drive and March of Dimes received large contributions from members of the class. Sophomore class advisors were Miss Weiss, Miss Juneau, and Mr. Colbert, 'i W PINTY-FOUR

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' ve 4 2 5 . A lllkigtiy lm , QU'- f '3Kr4 ' 3' 1 x- ' vc. 454 X ' Sally Shellestacl, Gerald Chase, Henry Lukas, Sue Shellestad CLASS OF 1957 School opened on September 8 with an enroll- ment of seventy-three in the Class of 1957. During the year, four freshmen left to go to other schools and a few came here from other schools. The following class officers were elected: Presi- dent, Gerald Chase, Vice-President, Henry Lukas, Secretary, Sue Shellestad, and Treasurer, Sally Shellestad. Miss Agnew, Mrs. Natter, and Mr. Kean are the advisors of the class. They also had the three Fresh- man homerooms. Money for the treasury was earned by the follow- ing ways: a movie, Room for One More , in De- cember, dances after basketball games, and a bake sale in March. The freshman class was well represented in the A band, on the basketball and football squads, the baseball team, choir and forensics. Several fresh- men are on the B cheerleader team. We have all had a lot of fun during our fresh- man year and are looking forward to three more years of good times at Milton Union High School. Members of the class came from: Milton Junction and Milton Graded Schools, Rock River, Otter Creek, Newville, Burr Oak, Zion, Paul, and sever- al other rural schools. TVVENTY-SIX