Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1948 volume:

% GRANITE HILLTOPPER PRESENTED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF THE MONTELLO HIGH SCHOOL SIXTH VOLUME NINETEEN - HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT We, the members of the Annual Staff of 1948, dedicate this book to our Advisor, Miss Irene Scobie, in appre- ciation for her assistance and guidance in helping to make this book possible . . . Our sincere Thanks ‘ FACULTY RUTH C. PEPLINSKI Milwaukee State Teachers English Latin Dramatics Club Forensic Club Sophomore Class Advisor F. ROGERS CONSTANCE Central State Teachers English Business Economics Physical Education Archery Club Tumbling Troupe Senior Class Advisor EUGENE R SKIBBA Whitewater State Teachers Commercial Basketball Coach Freshman Class Advisor JACK WHIRRY University ol Wisconsin Agriculture F F. A Advisor Junior Class Advisor L. A. KIGER Principal Superior State Teachers University of Iowa University of Wisconsin Science Senior Class Advisor ALBERTA E. CHRISTEN University of Wisconsin Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor IRENE M. SCOBIE Ripon College University of Wisconsin History Social Studies Annual Library Freshman Class Advisor ANN L. GIBBONS Bradley College University of Wisconsin Stout Institute Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor BERNICE E. SCOBIE Ripon College University ot Wisconsin Enalish Biology Boys' and Girls' Choruses CHARLES ARENDSEE. Charlie Basketball 1.2; Basketball Man- ager 2; Track 2; Archery 2.4. AGNES BEDNAREK Girls' Chorus 3.4; F.H.A. 3. DARWIN BELL . “Gopher Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2.3.4; Boys Chorus 3.4; Annual Stall 4; Class Vice-President 2.3.4. Phy Ed. Captain 4; The Inner Willy 4; Pep Band 1; Prom King 3. MARIANNE BOEHM. “Chunky German Club 1-2; Dramatics 1.2,4; Speech Club 3; Radio Play 3; Forensics 3; Foursquare Stall 1. DOROTHY BERG .. “Dotty Annual Stall 4; Dramatics 2.4; Forensics 2.4; F.H.A. 3.4; T.A.B. Club 4. ROSEMARY COLLINS Girls Chorus 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 3.4. F.H.A. Treasurer 3; F.H.A. Rec- reation Chairman 4; T.A.B. 3.4. THOMAS COTTER Tom Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; Track 2.3,4; Boys' Chorus 3.4. Vice President 4; Class Secretary 2; Phy-Ed Captain 2; Annual Stall 4; Mixed Chorus 4. ADELINE DAHLKE “Addy Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Library Club 1.2.3.4; Sec y Treasurer 2; Forensics 2.3.4; Dramatics 2.3.4. The Bad Penny 4; Tumbling 3. ROBERT DRAEGER Bob Softball 1; Forensics 2,3; Arch- ery 2.4; F.F A. 3.4; The Pow«« That Be 2. The Inner Willy 4 Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 1,2.3.4. WALTER EDLER Wally Annual Staff 4; Archery 2.3.4; The Inner Willy 4; Tumbling 2.3. ALICE EICHSTEADT ... Af Girls' Chorus 1.2,3.4. Sec'y- Treas. 4; Library Club 2.3.4. Sec'y-Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3.4; T.A.B. Club 3.4. BETTY FARRELL ............. Skip Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.4; Library 1; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Softball 2.4. MARGARET FOLEY .. Buck Archery 2.3.4; Press Club 2.3; Dramatic Club 2.3.4; Annual Staff 3.4; I'll Eat My Hat 3; The Bad Penny 4; Softball 4; T.A.B. Club 4; Basketball 3. BEVERLY HYAMES Bev Pi ss Club 2.3; Annual Staff 3.4. Girls' Chorus 2.3.4; Soft- ball 2.3.4. Phy Ed Captain 2.3.4; Cheerleader 3.4; Tumbling 2.3; Basketball 3; Mixed Chorus 4. ROSE ANN KEARNS Rosie Press Club 3; Annual Staff 4. ARLENE KOSLOSKE . Arlie Library Club 1.3,4; Girls' Chor- us 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Softball 4; Basketball 3. VIOLA KOSLOSKE . “Le fy“ Library Club 1.3.4: Girl ' Chor- us 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 3.4; Softball 3.4; Basketball 3. FRANCIS KURKOWSKI, “Fussy” Basketball 2.3; Archery 3. JOSEPH LYNCH .......... • F.F.A. 1,2.3.4; F.F.A. Basketball 2.3.4; Track 3.4. IVAN McDUFFEE McCussy Basketball 3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. Basketball 1.2; F.F.A. Sentinel 2; F.F.A. Vice-President 3; F.F.A. Presi- dent 4; Archery 2.3,4; - Treas. 4 Tumbling 3. LESTER ME1LLER “Gus F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Baseball 4; F.F.A. Secretary 3; F.F.A. Sentinel 4; Track 3; Boys' Chorus 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; I'll Eat My Hat 3; Forensics 3.4; F.F.A. Basketball 2.3.4; F.F.A. Speaker 3; Archery 3,4; “The Inner Willy 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tumbling 2,3.4. BLANCHE METCALF “SJim“ Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Vice- Pres. 3: Forensics 1.2.3.4; Dra- matics 3.4. Pres. 4; Annual Board 4. Co-Editor; Press Club 2.3; They Tried Him With Pie 3; The Summons of Sari- el“ 2; The Inner Willy 4; Girls Softball 3,4. F.H.A. Re- porter 3. Vice-Pres. 4. Basket PHYLLIS MORATZ JEAN NEALE ............... Neal Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.4; Press Club 2.3; Dramatics 3.4; “The Bond Between 3; The Inner Willy 4; Forensics 3.4. F.H.A. 3.4; Songleader 4; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Class Sec'y-Treas. 1; Baseball 4. Mixed Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4. F.F.A. Quar- tet 4; Basketball 3. JOAN NEALE Guts' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Softball 2.4; Annual Stall 2,3.4; Annual Board 4; Assistant Mgr. Dramatics 3,4; Forsnsics 3.4; F H A 3.4; F.H.A. Songleader 3; F.H.A Secy 4; The Inner Wil- ly 4; Press Club 2,3; Basket- ball 3; Mixed Chorus 4. EDITH PHILLIPS . . .. v. Edie Band 1,2; Softball 1,2.3; Foren sics 1,2.3.4; Girls' Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Class President 2. Vice-Pres. 1; F.H.A. 3.4; ArcRery 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Press Club 3; Library Club 3.4; Sec'y-Treasurer 3. VERLIE RADKE ........ Honey Girls' Chorus 1.2,3,4; Dramatics 2; F.H.A. 3; T.A.B. 4. JOYCE RATACZAK Girls Chorus 2.3,4; Library Club 2,3.4, Vice-Pres. 4; Drama- tics 2.3: Forensics 2.3; The Powers That Be 2. MARY ROWE Language Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; School Senate Secretary 1; F.H.A. 2.3.4; President 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.4; Vice-Pres. 4. T.A.B. 3; Basketball 3. DAVE SCHIMMEL Dave Basketball 4; Bovs' Chorus 1.2, 3.4 Secretary Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Better Citizen- ship Organization 1.2,3; Boys' Club 1,2.3; Klub Kem 3; A Cap- r� lla Chorus 3; Boys' Quartet 2.3; Freshman Football 1; Electronics Club 1; Swimming LAWRENCE SCHKIRKIE. Tex F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; Phy. Ed. Capt. 3. 1MELDA SCHLAEFER Forensics 2.3,4; Dramatics 2.3.4; Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4. Annual Board 3; The Inner Willy 4. Nobo- dy Sleeps 2; Don't Open 'Til Christmas’ 3; Octet 3; Pres Club. PAUL SCHWOCHERT Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; Track 2.3; Boys' Chorus 3; Archery 2,3.4; President 3; Vice President 4. RICHARD SCHWOCHERT Dick Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; Boys' Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; Archery Club 2.3.4; Secretary 3.4; Tumbling 2.3.4; Softball 2. ELAINE WECKWERTH F.H.A. 3.4; Annual Staff 4. VELVA WECKWERTH . Vee Forensics 1.2; Girls' Softball 1. 2.3.4; Library Club 3,4; Bas- ketball 4; F.H.A. 3.4; National Reporter 4. MARY ANN WEISKE Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Sec'y- Treas. 3; Dramatics 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 2; Forensics 1.2.3; Class President 2.3.4; White Iris 2; F.H.A. 3.4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 3.4; T.A.B. Club 3.4; ‘Til Eat My Hat 3; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Prom Queen 3; ’ The Inner Willy 4; Annual Board President 4; Press Club 3. I CORRJNE WERDIN Corky Girls' Chorus 3.4; Library Club 3.4; The Inner Willy 4; T A B. Club 3.4; F.H.A. 3.4. JOYCE WEST West Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.4; Dramatics 2.3,4; Forensics 2.3.4; Nobody Sleeps 2; The Inner Will ' 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Softball 4. MARJORIE WILSON Marge Library Club 1.3.4; Girls' Chor- us 1.2.3.4; Summons of Sariel 2; Forensics 1.2.3; Girls Soft ball 4; Press Club 3; F.H.A. 3.4; Bad Penny 4; Dramatics 1. 2.3.4; F.F.A. Quartet 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4. CAROL WUERCH . Blondie Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Library Club 1.2,3.4; President 2.4. SENIORS Class President.....Mary Ann Weiske Class Vice President........Darwin Bell Class Sec'y-Treas......Alice Eichsteadt Class Flower ... American Beauty Rose Class Colors ........... Blue and Silver Class Motto......... Tonight We Launch Where Shall We Anchor Valedictorian .............. Mary Rowe Salutatorian ......... Alice Eichsteadt D.A.R. Good Citizen . Mary Ann Weiske Advisors_____Mr. Constance, L. A. Kiger The year 1944 welcomed sixty green Freshmen into Montello High school. Now, as seniors, we number forty-one. Al- though we were Montello’s largest Fresh- man class we were customarily frightened and stayed in our own small corner until after initiation. As sophomores we took great joy in initiating the Freshmen. Then came our Junior year and the prom. The date for this occasion was set for April 18, 1947. Our theme was Blue Hawaii, with music furnished by Tom Temple and his orchestra. The gym was beautifully decorated with colored lights, a blue sky, flowers and palm trees. Darwin Bell reigned as prom king and Mary Ann Weiske as queen. Choosing our class rings, and the Junior-Senior banquet added much pleasure. After three years of hard work we finally obtained the privilege of being called Seniors. Senior pictures were taken at the beginning of the school year, and everyone seemed quite satisfied with them. Other events were the Junior-Senior banquet. Senior trip. Commencement, the Alumni Ban- quet, and the Senior class play, The Inner Willy. Row 1: Thelma Darling, Wilma Disbrow. Donald Cxeskleba, Edward Buchholx. Robert Mueller. Edwin Fredricks, Darwin Seehaver Lois Eckerle. Row 2: Mr. Whirry, Mary Jane Foley. Bernice Heller, Aqnes Priske. Doris Ratacxak, Dorothy Otto. Shirley Mae Friedrichs Jacaueline Kozlowski, Charlene Goodnature. Miss Gibbons. Row 3: Caroline Jaster. Adeline Hillmet. Marian Witt. Maynard Schmudlach. Donald Freitaq. Marilyn Gorsuch. Edith Buchholx Shirley Walters. ' 1 Row 4: Arvilla Zink. Donald Goodnature. David Puterbouqh, Paul Brunet. Kenneth Soda. Grad on Arendsee. Arlene Nikolai Leona Gaatx Row 5: Diane Gessner. Helen Stubbe. Armin Hardell, Chester Krueger. Eugene Pierson. Kenneth Robinson. Helen Metcall Ardith Radke Robert Metcall. absent. JUNIOR CLASS Four new students joined our ranks this year. They were Wilma Disbrow, Lois Eckerle, Adeline Hillmer, and Gene Pierson. Albert Heller, who had been with us for the two preceding years, dropped out. We received our class rings on January 6, which was a big event for all of us. With the advice of Miss Gibbons and Mr. Whirry, the Junior Class chose for its Prom theme, I'm Always Chasing Rainbows. The gala affair was held on April 16, with Gradon Arendsee as our king, and his queen-elect Adeline Hillmer reigning. CLASS OFFICERS President...........Leona Gaatz Vice President ___ Donald Freitag Secretary-Treasurer .. Paul Brunet Wow 1: Glenn Henninqer. Bill Heaton. Allen Blielnick. George Holland. Erwin ZuehJ . Bob Salzwedel. Grad on Gray. Norman Roberts. Row 2: Advisor. Miss Christen, Carl Hols. Verna Borkowski. Merlyn Crown. June Dalton. Joyce Ebert. Herbert Klawitter, Carolyn Hints. Mary Noreen, Advisor. Miss Peplinski. „ . , Bow 3: Bob Williams. Walter Blada. Joyce Barron. Mary Roidt. Claire Foley. Dorothy Liberty. Ethel Bera. Peggy Schmitz. flow 4: Delvin Mittlesteadt. Betty Cotter. Emil Gruber. Vernet Wagner. Duane Schwartz. Charles Puterbough. Betty North. Mary Jean Row 5: Fred Needier. Wayne Atkinson. Ted Schwochert, Ed Breden. Arnold Smith. Roland Ross. Dellord Waldo. Charles Herrick. SOPHOMORE CLASS Out ol the 41 Freshmen, who started Montello High school last year, there are 40 left. Our initiation party was held October 8, in the gymnasium to which all upper class- men were invited. The class enjoyed it and would like to have more of these gatherings CLASS OFFICERS President ............Gradon Gray Vice-President.....Allen Bliefnick Secretary-Treasurer ... June Dalton Row 1: Teddy CzeskJeba, lla Whirry, Willard McDouaal. Alice Metcalt. Eunice Metcall, Ramona Moratz, Dan Schwochert. Row 2: Advisor. Miss 1. Scobie. Virginia Dalton, Ida Mersey. Betty Klawitter. Virqinia Atkinson. William Boehm. Howard Puterbouqh. Arnold Heller. Advisor. Mr. Skibba. Row 3: Leo Schwochert. Ruth Robinson. John Barron. Daniel Poicyn. Lloyd Zellmer. Helen Suf in. Jean Zink. Doris Krentz. Row 4: Donald Wincell. Rita Poicyn. Karen Mateske, Edward Dunn, Edward Timm. Bernice Klawitter. Marvel Doepke. Mary Jane Mateske. Row S: Donald Werdin. Mary Inman. Wilbert Weckwerth, Bill Rutherford. Oliver Breitenbach. Robert Roidt. Robert Becker. Donna Aifchie. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen arrived green, as usual, but after initiation, October 8, we became regular students of Mon- tello High school. We had forty-four enrolled in our class when school started. The Freshman return party was held November 27. CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Ruth Robinson Vice President......Daniel Poicyn Secret ary-Treasurer, Eunice Metcalf Seated: Bow I: Bow 2: Bow 3: Bow 4: Kenneth Robinson Blanche Metcalf. Mary Ann Weiske, Joan Neale, Advisor. Miss Scobie. Virginia Dalton. Carl Hols. Doris Krents. Marjorie Wilson. Arlene Kosloske. Buth Bobtnson. Jean Neale. Jean Zink. Verbe Badke. fthilliw Mar Jan MateVke shirley Walters. Marian Witt, Alice Eichsteadt. Elaine Weckwertb, Marilyn Garsuch, Betty Farrell. Beverl Edith taith Phillips, maty ane maie e. nautvj ..—- ...------------- ----------- arroa! Lois Ecker!e. Norman Boberts. Diane Gessner. Mary Inman. Donna Bitchie. Ardith Badke. Margaret Foley. Donald Dewin' T clo ,e'«Xnd. Helen Meicoll, Bober! Droeger. Charles HerricJc, Tom Cotter. Walt,, Edler. Fred Meiller. Richard Schwochert, Wilma Disbrow. ANNUAL STAFF The 1948 edition of the Granite Hilltopper is made up of memories and past happenings. Staff members have done their best to make this Montello's best annual. We hope you will always cherish this book of memories. ANNUAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief .............. Mary Ann Weiske Co-Editor ...................... Blanche Metcalf Business Manager ............. Kenneth Robinson Assistant Business Manager......... Joan Neale Advisor ......................... Miss I. Scobie Row 1: Jean Neale. Joan Neale. Alice Ltchsteadt, Thelma Darling, betty North. Mary Jean Steinhaus, Mary Rowe, Marilyn Gorsuch. Joyce Ratacxak. Row 2: Beverly Hyames. Charlene Goodnature. Verlie Radke. Merlyn Crown, Rita Polcyn. Carol Wuerch. Adeline Dahlke. Edith Phil- lips. June Dalton. Miss Scobie. Row 3: Marjorie Wilson. Rosemary Collins. Imelda Schlaeter. Corrine Werdin. 11a Whirry. Caroline Jasier. Betty Farrell. Arlene Koslos ke. Viola Kosloske. Row 4: Edith Buchholz. Joyce West. Diane Gessner. Lois Eckerle. Blanche Metcalf. Ardith Radke. Wilma Disbrow. Mary Ann Weiske Leona Gaats. GIRLS' A CHORUS Members of the Girls' A Chorus are chosen from all four classes, as only girls with acceptable voices are eligible for this group. This year the A Chorus participated in the Christmas Program, singing White Christmas and Silent Night. At the Senior Class Play they entertained with Venetian Love Song and Brahms Lullaby.' The group will also sing for the graduation exercises. This year all the seniors received emblems for being in the chorus at least 3 or 4 years. The group was directed by Miss Bernice Scobie. President................June Dalton Vice-President...........Mary Rowe Secretary-Treasurer, Alice Eichsteadt Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Marvel Doepke, Agnes Priske, Claire Foley. Agnes Bednarek, Karen Maieske. Bernice Klawitter. Ethel Berg. Marian Witt. Miss Bernice Scobie, Mary Jane Foley. Virginia Dalton. Ida Mae Hersey. Joyce Ebert. Mary Jane Mateske. Dons Krentx. Virginia Atkinson. .. , _ , , . . _ . _ . Bernice Heller. Mary Noreen. Carolyn Hints. Ruth Robinson. Dorothy Liberty. Verna Borkowski. Shirley Friedncks. Doris Rata- cxak. Jean Zink. .... .. . , _ Betty Cotter. Arlene Nikolai. Donna Ritchie. Eunice Metcall, Helen Metcall. Mary Inman. Alice Metcalf, Joyce Barron. GIRLS' B OUR JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB added many members this year. The purpose of the organization was to develop inexperi- enced voices and familiarize the girls with part singing. Many of the partici- CHORUS pants of this group will replace those of the Senior Chorus who graduated. Credit for this year's experience will also be given toward the three year requirement for the musical emblem. Row 1: Edward Dunn, Joyce West. Diane Gessner, Mary Inman, Mary Jean Steinhaus. Betty Cotter. Mary Ann Weiske, Lois Eckerle. Row 2: Charlene Goodnature. Edith Phillips. Merlyn Crown. John Barron, Carolyn Hints. Ida Mae Hersey, Joyce Ebert. Mary Jane Foley. imm Dunlin i' • • Row 3: Jean Neale, Joan Neale. Marjorie Wilson. Doris Ratacxak. Ruth Robinson. Mary Roidt. Dorothy Berg, Margaret Schmits. Adeline Dahlke. Row 4: Marvel Doepke, tmelda Schlaeler, Dorothy Liberty, Claire Foley. Thelma Darling, Theodore Cseskleba, Marilyn Gorsuch. Rita Polcyn, Edith Buchholx. Row 5: Helen Metcalt. Blanche Metcali. Robert Draeger. Charles Herrick. Lester Meiller, Del ord Waldo. Ardith Radke, Marqaret Foley Betty North. 1 Miss Peplinski. The Dramatic Club held its annual Members of the Club presented the one- meeting in October. Forty-three members act play The Bad Penny which was were enrolled at that time. At this meet- given by two casts. The first cast received ing the following officers were elected: an A rating at Montello and a B President Blanche Metcalf rating at Stevens Point. This play was Vice President ... Marilyn Gorsuch given under the supervision of Miss Pep- Secretary Jean Neale linski. Row I; Theodore Cseskleba, Elisabeth Cotter. Marilyn Gorsuch. Leona Gaatx. Caroline Iaster. Imelda Schlaeter. Dorothy Liberty. Row 2: Miss Peplinski. Mary Jane Foley. Ida Mae Hersey. Doris Ratacsak. Adeline Dahlke. Ruth Robinson. Joan Neale. Jean Neale. Row 3: Robert Williams. Edith Phillips. Dorothy Berq. Thelma Darling, Rita Polcyn, Marvel Doepke. Margaret Schmits. Row 4: Joyce West. Edward Dunn. Diane Gessner, Deltord Waldo. Blanche MetcalJ. Lois Eckerle. Mary Inman. FORENSICS This year a number of students took part in forensic work and we had contest- ants in each division of the contest. Pre- liminary contests were held March 3,4,5. Because of celebrating the Centennial of Wisconsin, the four-minute speech and extemporaneous reading pertained to Wisconsin history. The following winners of the local contest held March 16 com- peted at Adams-Friendship March 24. Extemporaneous Reading, Thelma Darling Extemporaneous Speaking, Diane Gessner Four-Minute Speech...... Kenneth Soda Original Oration......Marianne Boehm Oratory.................Adeline Dahlke Serious Declamation .. Marilyn Gorsuch Humorous Declamation ... Edith Phillips vv P-'cV%J tello ahe- 6-4. Alvin mu Werfeld free throw s? 'S 0 . -O A ' 't . cer O) • bmg the v Cr . 5 Vr ..... « vf„ V rT i A- £; ' z ' i ;- wV 0 : 'M r 6v if %A c , £ sN to u V %? � ' XAV v V'« '« a? 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V| «y ?Jbri - • ‘hi ZT'ot iht- Future Home America chapter at th e- _ _ Ho One-Act r d Contest in Montel Monday Evening Three high schoob will co t-, m the one-set play contest .held at the Montello high next Monday eve� ‘ C aSs ,w as er‘° V� 'W 1 the 'nrer 'W‘W,d' NA U-r w' Ai , . antello high school wll yfl aUef |f p aV ,., nt -The Bad Penny” un- ot ts r direction of Ruth Peplmsk members of the C-st inrludt jorie WiL-oti. Diane Gessn Mae Mersey and Marilyn G The public Is Im tied to alt CftJvi' nn Gibbons. lv| . ■ � ’ •V 4 cC 0 . W r ; A b� th him ny ,n a ‘ ; ts of .Ch l c ■ft T« • ’ c i 1 T° H r« ? t nti l I sfr. vs How 1: Peqqy Schmitz. Claire Foley, Carl Holt, Rita Polcya, Mary Inman. William Boehm. Leona Gaatz. Caroline latter. Mr. Constance. Row 2: Bob Williams, Donald Freitaq. Edward Timm. Vernon Wilkins. Edward Buchholz. Erwin Zuehls. Row 3: Donald Goodnature, Daniel Polcyn, Charles Puterbough, Ted Czeskleba. Joyce Ebert. Edith Phillips, Dan Schwochert, G. Holland. Row 4: Marilyn Gorsuch, Margaret Foley, Thelma Darling, Merlyn Crown. Wilma Disbrow. Lois Eckerle, Betty Cotter. Helen Stubbe. Row 5: Chester Krueger. Lester Meiller. Walter Edler, Bob Draeger, Charles Arendsee. The membership of the archery club has increased greatly in the past year. The boys' team has competed with Markesan, Edgerton and Madison West High schools. The girls' team is scheduled to shoot against Markesan and Edgerton. At the time the annual went to press the dates were not decided. OFFICERS President Gradon Gray Vice-President Paul Schwochert Secretary Dick Schwochert Treasurer Ivan McDulfee ARCHERY CLUB First Row: Bob Salzwedel. Bill Heaton. Donald Werdin, Herbert Klawitter. Norman Roberts. Second Row: Ivan McDuttee, Dick Schwochert. Paul Schwochert. Gra- don Gray, Duane Schwartz. Donald Czeskleba. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Gone Pierson. Tom Cotter. Lester Meiller. Deltord Waldo. Charles Herrick Dave Schimmel Arnold Heller. Carl Holz. Donald Goodnature. Vernet Wagner. Charles Puterbough. Donald Werdin. Bob Williams. Miss Bernice Scobie. Kenneth Soda. Allen Blielnick. Ken Robinson. Armin Hardell. Gradon Arendsee. George Holland. Robert Becker. Darwin Bell. BOYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus consists of 22 mem- bers this year, our second year of organi- zation. We sang for the Christmas Party and for the Senior Class Play, under the direction of Miss Bernice Scobie. Our of- ficers are Gradon Arendsee, president; Tom Cotter, vice president; Dave Schim- mel, secretary-treasurer. MIXED CHORUS Our Mixed Chorus is a newly organ- ized group in Montello High. Members were chosen from the Girls' Senior and Boys' Choruses. We plan on appearing at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Com- mencement. Row 1: Jean Neale. Edith Phillips. Imelda Schlae- ter. Beverly Hyames. Marilyn Gorsuch. Marjorie Wilson. Row 2: Joan Neale. Joyce West, Blanche Metcali. Mary Anne Weiske. Diane Gessner. Thelma Darling. Row 3: Donald Goodnature. Charles Herrick. Dave Schimmel. Bob Metcali. Ken Soda. Row 4: Ken Robinson. Lester Meiller. Armin Har- dell. Gene Pierson. Tom Cotter. How 1: David Puterbough. Maynard SchmudJach, Edward Buchholz. Ivan McDuffee, Lester Meiller. Kenneth Soda, Mr. Whirry, Advisor. Row 2: Herbert Klawitter, Leo schwochert, John Barron. Donald Wincell. Willard McDougal, Walter Blada. William Boehm. Howard Puter- bough. Arnold Heller. Row 3: Vernet Wagner, Glenn Henninger, Vernoji Wilkins, Joe Lynch, Charles Puterbough. Edward Dunn. Emil Gruber. Delvin Mittle- steadt. Lloyd Zellmer. Row 4: Norman Roberts. Robert Becker. Fredrick -Meiller. Gradon Gray, Bob Salzwedel. Edwin Fredricks. Robert Roidt, Wm. Rutherford. Row S: Erwin Zuehls. Arnold Smith. Edward Breden. Ted Schwochert. Wayne Atkinson, Roland Ross. Bob Draeger. Darwin Seehaver. F. F. A. The officers for this year are Ivan Mc- Duffee. president; Bob Metcalf, vice presi- dent; Kenneth Soda, secretary; Maynard Schmudlach, treasurer; David Puter- bough, reporter; and Lester Meiller, sen- tinel; Mr. Whirry, Advisor. Due to the absence of Bob Metcalf, Edward Buch- holz acted as vice president. The club's chief activities this year were the annual Game Feed and Christmas Party. A major accomplishment of the chapter this year was the awarding of the Wisconsin Farm- er degree to four graduates of the Chap- ter. These members were Fred Cartwight, Vernon Dahlke, Tom Furman, and Mau- rice Kearns. Maurice was also the winner of the $50.00 Achievement Award. QUARTET Our Quartet received second place in the contest at Prince- ton February 24, 1948. Kenneth Soda, our public speaker, won third place in the contest. Left to Right: Kenneth Soda, Jean Neale, Marjorie Wilson, Bob Metcalf. Bow I: Bernice Klawitter, Thelma Darling, Elaine Weckwerth, Marv Rowe, Mary Ann Weiske, Mary Boidt, Corrine Werdin, Dorothy Berg. Row 2: Virginia Atkinson, Edith Phillips, Marjorie Wilson, Shirley Mae Friedrichs. Jean Zink, Doris Krents, Charlene Goodnature, Vir- ginia Dalton. Miss Gibbons. Row 3: Viola Kosloske, Arlene Kosloske. Agnes Priske, Marvel Doepke. Edith Buchholx. Marian Witt, Rosemary Collins, Joan Neale, Jean Neale. Row 4: Mary Jean Steinhaus, Arlene Nikolai, Diane Gessner. Blanche Metcalt, Ardith Radke, Eunice Metcall, Alice Metcalf, Velva Weck- werth. F. H. A. This year our club is more fully organ- ized than previously and projects were presented at Wautoma and Westfield by members of our organization. A number of the members had their voices recorded for radio broadcasting over WIBU. The following committees were appointed to participate in the program: Educational, Personal Improvement, School Commu- nity Service, Leadership Recreational. President ..... Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Song Leader . . Reporter ....... Parliamentarian Historian ..... OFFICERS ..... Mary Rowe . Blanche Metcalf ..... Joan Neale Mary Ann Weiske ..... Jean Neale . . Alice Metcalf .. Viola Kosloske .... Mary Roidt Row 1: Charlene Goodnature, Corrine Werdin, Joyce Rataczak. Adeline Dahlke. Carol Wuerch. Jacqueline Kozlowaki, Edith PhiiiJps, Mar- jorie Wilson. Arlene Kosloske. Miss Irene Scobie. Doris Rataczak, Viola Kosloske. Mary Jane Foley. Row 2: Marvel Doepke, Marian Witt, Joyce Barron. VeJva Weckwerth, Helen Stubbe. Diane Gessner, Helen Metcalf. Mary Roidt, Alice Metcalf. Lois Eckerle. Edith Bucnholz, Alice Eichsteadt. LIBRARY CLUB President ......... Carol Wuerch Vice President... Joyce Rataczak Secretary-Treasurer, Doris Rataczak Supervisor.....Miss Irene Scobie With funds received from fines on ovei due books and concessions at games our club has been able to do a great deal toward improving the appearance of the library in the past. This year we are pur- chasing a new standard for the card catalog file. At our weekly meetings prob- lems are discussed and each student li- brarian is assigned work to do which varies from repairing books to dusting, cataloging books, filing or arranging the books in order on the shelves. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of class officers. These students meet with Mr. Kiger to discuss school problems and activities. Seated: Donald Freitaq. Mary Ann Weiske. Darwin Bell. Alice Eichsteadt, Paul Brunet. Standing: Ruth Robinson, Eunice Metcalf. June Dalton, Gradon Gray. Allen Blief- nick, Leona Gaatz. Daniel Polcyn. Standing Robert Dr aeger. Joan Neale, Lester Meiller, Corrine Werdin, Darwin Bell, Jean Neale, Joyce West. Seated: Walter Edler, Imelda Schlaeter. Mary Ann Weiske. Blanche Metcalf. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Inner Willy , a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Ruth Peplin- ski. Willoughby Adams was continually domineered by his three maiden aunts. He had resided with them since childhood and acquiring no will power of his own, Inner Willy steps into the picture to help Willoughby assert himself. It isn't an easy undertaking for Inner Willy, but after many strange occurrences and provoca- tions there are surprising results, and Wil- loughby takes Carol, his secret love during high school, to the graduation dance. CAST OF CHARACTERS Willoughby Adams, 16, a well behaved likeable boy............Lester Meiller Aunt Hester, 63, maiden aunt............................... Blanche Metcalf Aunt Louise, 61, maiden aunt .......................... Imelda Schlaefer Aunt Olga, 59, maiden aunt............................. Mary Ann Weiske Inner Willy, Willoughby's inner self ....................... Walter Edler Stanley Clark, 16, inclined to be a little tough............ Robert Draeger Mike, 16, bashful, but a regular guy .......................... Darwin Bell Marybelle Turner, 16, the girl next door......................Joyce West Trudy Marshall, 16, twin sister .............................. Joan Neale Judy Marshall, 16, twin sister.................................Jean Neale Carol Martin, 16, the girl Willoughby secretly admires....Corrine Werdin Lett to Right: Diane Gessner. Miss Peplinski. Ida Hersey. Marilyn Gorsuch. Marjorie Wilson ONE ACT PLAY THE BAD THE CAST Kate ........... Diane Gessner Margaret ...... Marjorie Wilson Lil............Marilyn Gorsuch Peggy............. Ida Hersey The Bad Penny was the play chosen by our director, Miss Peplinski. The elim- ination contest between the two casts was PENNY held October 22. The cast mentioned above was chosen to represent the school. On Monday evening, November 3, at Montello the play entered the Dis- trict Contest against Westfield and En- deavor. The Bad Penny was awarded first place and entitled to go to Stevens Point on November 10. At the Point we received a B rating. Lett to Niqht: Maynard Schmudlach. Paul Brunet. Paul Schwochert. Ivan McDuffee. Gene Pierson. Tom Cotter. Armin Hardell. Dave Schimmel. Bill Heaton. Donald Freitaq. Mr. Skibba. Coach. BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM The Hilltoppers started the season with three regulars and two new mem- bers, Dave Schimmel and Gene Pier- son. The team won eight out of four- teen Conference games, defeating Green Lake on their home floor for the first time in three years. Tom Cotter finished as high scorer in the 7C Con- ference. The boys went to Plainfield for the District tournament and won from Plainfield in the consolation finals. RESULTS HOME AWAY Montello 20 Oxford 23 Montello 39 Endeavor 27 Montello 23 Green Lake 29 Montello 39 Markesan 28 Montello 29 Port Edwards 41 Montello 29 Omro 26 Montello 33 Wautoma 54 Montello 38 Westfield 37 Montello 46 Adams 32 Montello 26 Hortonville 54 Montello 34 Omro 26 Montello 44 Shiocton 30 Montello 43 Westfield 41 Montello 28 Plainfield 33 Montello 35 Plainfield 34 Montello 38 Green Lake 35 Montello 38 Markesan 35 Montello 36 Port Edwards 43 Montello 27 Wautoma 42 Montello 47 Adams 45 CHEER- LEADERS Beverly Hvames. June Dalton. Jean Neale, Thelma Datlinq. Kneeling Kenneth Robinson, Chester Krueger. Edward Breden, Gradon Gray. Theodore Schwochert. Standing: Mr Constance (Assistant Coach). Duane Schwartz. David P uterbough. Roland Ross. Charles Herrick. Charles Puterbough. Walter BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM The Second Team displayed its skill this season by losing only three games. We are looking forward to having new members join us next year and hope some of this year's boys will be among the top ten in '49. F. F. A. The F.F.A. basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Constance, has done very well this year. We have played Portage. Oxford. Adams-Friendship. and West- field winning 60 percent of the eight games played. Lett to Right: Erwin Zuehls, Lester Meiller. Kenneth So- da. Fredrick Meiller. Joe Lynch. Robert Salzwedel. Delvin Mittlesteadt. Norman Roberts. Herbert Klawitter. Mgr. Edward Buchholz. Ed- ward Dunn. Coach Con- stance. Advisor Mr. Whirry. How I: Paul Schwoche. t. Ivan Mcuul ee, Tom Conor. Letter Meiller. Darwin Bell. Fow 2: Coach Skibba. Kenneth Soda, Grad on Gray, Gene Pierson. Edward Buchholz. Bill Heaton, Donald Freitag. How 3: Donald Werdin. Donald Goodnature. Duane Schwarts. Erwin Zuehls. Roland Hots. Maynard Schmudlach. Chat. Puterbouqh. TRACK The track team, under the direction of Mr. Skibba and Mr. Constance, look for- ward to a successful season. The Con- ference track meet has been set for a ten- tative date in May at Adams-Friendship. A triangular and dual meet have also been planned. More interest in the sport is to be expected since major and minor awards are to be given. BASEBALL We started our fall season with a slim nucleus of our last year's team. We had games scheduled with Oxford, Markesan, and Neshkoro. We finished with a weak .250 percent, but feel that the experience gained will help us this spring. We are hoping for a better season next year. First How: Paul Schwochert. Gradon Gray. Ken Soda. Tom Cotter. Bill Heaton. Second How: Joe Lynch. Dick Schwochert. Ken Rob- inson. Ivan McDultee. Chat. Puterbouqh. Mr. Skibba. Coach. Standing Row John Barron. Charles Puterbouqh. William Ruthenord, Lister Meiller. George Holland. Joyce Barron. Allen Bliefnick. Donald Goodnature. Theodore Czeskleba. Daniel Polcyn. Norman Roberts. Mr. Constance. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Mr. Constance and Miss Christen or- ganized a girls' softball team early in the fall. They chose girls from each of the classes. The girls played two games last fall with Westfield. Unfortunately, we lost both. This was a new experience for most of the girls, but we hope to do better next year. TUMBLING Headstands: Donald Werdin, Herbert Klawitter Armstands and Stooges: Ruth Robinson, Vernet Wagner, Joyce Ebert, Roland Ross Legs Interlocked: Richard Schwochert, Robert Salzwedel Back Bends: Kenneth Soda, Maynard Schmudlach This is the third year of tumbling under the supervision of Mr. Constance. Both A and B troupes have tumbled at the basketball games. We find that we have many very fine acrobats in our groups. Row 1: Marjorie Wilson. Beverly Hyames. Jean Neale. Jackie Kox- lowski. Row 2: Arlene Kosloske, Mary Rowe. Blanche Metcalt. Betty Far- rell. Joan Neale. Row 3: Miss Christen (Coach). June Dalton. Arvilla Zink, Joyce West. Velva Weckwerth, Viola Kos- loske. Mr. Constance (Coach). Row 4: Rita Polcyn. Mary Inman. Margaret Foley. Leona Gaats. Betty Cotter. Merlyn Crown. WHO'S WHO TOM COTTER All Conference Forward High Conference Scorer MARY ANN WEISKE D.A.R. Good Citizen Award JEAN NEALE Cheerleader for four years MARY ROWE Valedictorian AUCE EICHSTEADT Salutatorian BETTY FARRELL Four years of perfect attendance ADEUNE HILLMER Prom Queen GRADON ARENDSEE Prom King CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2 School opened. Race for lockers. 5 A few absent — Why? County Fair is on. 10 Student body attended Mr. Liberty's funeral. 15 New math, teacher arrived. Welcome, Miss Christen. 18 Baseball 9 traveled to Markesan. Score?? We won't tell. 22 Election of class officers. 25 Baseball 9 on the road again — this time to Oxford?? Man injured. 26 Why are the strangers? Seniors having pictures taken. Girls' softball team makes an appearance. We forgot the score— bet Westfield didn't. 27 We hope the deer hunters found their dear. How about it Mr. Constance? 29 We organized our Annual Staff today. First movie — about the Curtis Publishing plant. 30 Made it outside in 48 seconds and no fire. Curtiss magazine man here today. Dismissed at 3:45 to give salesmen and ladies an early start. OCTOBER 1 Let's see your pictures? Reason — Senior proofs here. 2 Junior Class rings chosen. 3 Our first vacation. How nice! Teacher's meeting at Westfield. 6 Harold came to take our pictures. Some of us would like to have seen Harold a few weeks later. 7 Baseball at Neshkoro — and we won. Our first extension program — on Alaskan life. Initiation and party 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock. Freshie's green hats! Miss Christen s was becoming to her, too. 9 Markesan game here — lost again. Six week’s exams. 13 Xmas cards and wrappings to sell. First basketball practice. Girls' softball game at Westfield — lost again. 15 Zowie! Report cards today. 16 Drawing for watch and radio prize. Lucky girl, Mary Jean. 17 Movie on color in the morning. Inter-class baseball games. The Seniors are the victors. 22 The Bad Penny given for assembly. 29 First basketball game, at Endeavor. Why the smiles? Of course, we won! 31 Hallowe'en party. Monkey's Paw given. What fun! NOVEMBER 1 One-Act Play contest with Endeavor and Westfield. Congratulations, girls! 5 Dismissed at 2:30 for Teachers' convention lasting through the eighth. We like conventions. 10 Cast of The Bad Penny travels to Stevens Point. 17 Introduction of rotary class schedule. 21 Game at Markesan. In our favor. Yeah! 24 Miss Scobie is sick today. Hope she'll feel better tomorrow. 25 Our first home basketball game and Oxford beats us 23-20. We'll do better next time. CALENDAR Thanksgiving vacation be- . ( gins. Don't eat too much, kids. DECEMBER Mr. Constance went to a Driver Education class at Madison. Omro game is postponed because of the snow storm. The boys will meet them on the 22nd. What a game! Montello basketball boys beat West- field 38-37 in last few sec- onds. Keep it up boys. Christmas vacation starts with a Christmas party in the afternoon. The basketball game that evening didn't make us happy. Wautoma beat us 54-33. The boys finally get to Omro and beat them 29-26. The basketball team on the road again, this time to Horton- ville. The score? Well — 54-26 in favor of Hortonville. A trip to Shiocton and the score looked better tonight. The boys won 44-30. JANUARY Everyone looks ready to do a lot of studying after that long Christmas vacation. Lijoks are sometimes deceiving, aren't they teachers? The Juniors look happy, — their class rings are here. The team went to Plainfield and returned on the short end of the score, 33-28. Montello cagers take Adams-Friendship by a score of 46-32. Why so gloomy? Oh yes, semester tests. But every one cheered up with Ozzy, the Traffic Cop. He nearly had all of us out of our desks with his unexpected yells. Oh dear! More tests but at last they're over. The team beats Omro 36-34. The second semester is off to a good start. A Breakfast in Hollywood Party in the gym in the evening. Mr. Constance, ably assisted by Mr. Whirry, took charge. Good work team. They defeated Green Lake on their own floor 38-35. Report cards come out. Some glad, many sad. Montello 43, Westfield 41. A happy time was had by all. At least Montello folks were happy. Annual pictures were taken. I hope nobody moved. Inner Willy, the senior class play, was attended by the students and faculty members. The whole town was here to see the class play and I'll bet they weren't disappointed. The basketball team traveled to Port Edwards. A good game, but not too good a score. 43-36 in favor of Port Edwards. FEBRUARY Wautoma takes Montello by a score of 42-27. Everyone is busy on the annual. The pictures came today— very good. Our last home basketball game and the boys beat Markesan in a tough battle 38-35. A great day for the Juniors, Gradon Arendsee was elected Prom King. Better carry a club, Gradon. CALENDAR 13 Get those lockers cleaned out, the teachers will be inspecting today. Our last basketball game sees the boys winning 47-45 at Adams. 17 An extension program on War Dogs all enjoyed themselves. 18 The basketball tournament starts at Plainfield. Port Edwards beats Montello in a close game 26-23. 20 School is out for the after- noon. The team played Red Granite and won 40-12 entitling it to play for consolation. 21 The team beat Plainfield 39-36 to take the consolation. Con- gratulations fellows. 23 The basketball boys get bronze medals for their tournament awards. 24 The F.F.A. contest was held at Princeton. The quartet, Jean. Marjorie, Bob and Ken represented us. They won second place in singing and Ken received third place in speaking. 26 There shouldn't be a fly in sight this summer after all we heard about D.D.T. in that movie this morning. 27 Six weeks tests are over. Whew!! MARCH 2 The forensic elimination starts at 9:00 this morning. School was closed at noon because of the storm. Weren't we glad we were out of grade school. 3 More forensics, this time serious declamations. 4 Everyone is laughing, and in school where everything is serious. Maybe the humorous forensics had something to do with it. 5 Another extension program, this time puppets. The Wizard of Oz. 9 The Junior Girls' basketball team are champions after fight- ing a hard battle with the Seniors. 10 The Senior boys take the championship from the Sophomores by a score of 32-20. 16 The forensic final will be held tonight. Who will be the people that represent us at Adams-Friendship? 24 The league forensic contest is held at Adams-Friendship. Good work kids. 26 Easter vacation starts. We still like that kind of news. 29 Vacation is still on, but tomorrow we'll have to go back to the books. APRIL 9 Six weeks tests are over. 16 Everyone is ready for the big affair of the year — the Junior Prom. Adeline and Gradon will make a fine appearance. MAY 6 All our little feuds are forgotten as the Juniors and Seniors get together for the banquet. 21 Graduation night. We Seniors surely have had a good time in the last four years. 25 We'll be seeing you next fall, Ed. Boy! it's wonderful to be out. OUR THANKS TO MONTELLO THEATER M. L. REIBOLD, PROP. John Barrett — Dealer in Poultry Eggs Buffalo Lake Lodge — Hal Hornby, Prop. Fox River Co-op Association Herff-Jones Co. — Jewelers Stationers Indian Echoes — Syl Adrian, Prop. Montello Products Company Westfield Co-operative Dairy Association West's Foundry White Lake Resort - H. Scharenberg, Prop. Wisconsin Power Light Company Gamble Store — G. L. Eckerle, Prop. Brittingham Hixon Lumber Company Buchholz Barber Shop Cummings Funeral Home Compliments of Ed Davis Daniels Popcorn Stand Fox River Feed Mill — G. Otto, Prop. H. A. Freitag Son — Garage Dr. H. Grant — Dentist Grove-Newhouse Company — Clothiers Hardell’s Furniture Undertaking John's Grocery Compliments of Kendall's Knickerbocker Motor Sales Krueger's Bakery Grocery Compliments of Marachowsky's Montello Cafe Montello Dry Cleaners Montello Food Mart Montello Granite Company Montello Hardware Electric Montello Pharmacy Montello State Bank Montello Tribune Nankivell's General Merchandise Robinson Insurance Agency Compliments of G. A. Siepert M. M. Smart — General Store Compliments of Stubbe's Thompson's Garage Weiske's Garage Czeskleba's Hardware Freitag's Food Market Locker Plant Compliments of Heinie's Richard F. Inman — M.D. John McNamara — Railway Express Red Rock Bottling Company Compliments of James Roberts Timm's Lunch Ed Ritchie — Barber Shop Commonwealth Telephone Company Compliments of Louis Cotter Disbrow's Hardware Appliances Freitag's Implement Company Compliments of Wm. Knopf Compliments of V. 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