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

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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.

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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.

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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