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

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 Row 1 Joyce Barron. Charles Puterbaugh. Betty North. Duane Schwarts, Mary Jean Steinhaus. Norman Roberts. Betty Cotter. Mary Roidt. Claire Foley. „ „ , . , .. ... Row 2 Advisor. Mr W hirry. Delvin Mittlesteadt. Allen Blicfnick. Gradon Gray. Emil Gruber. W alter Blada. Dorothy l iberty. Advisor. Row 3 Mary IwJen. Carl Holz. Peggy Schmitz. Bob Williams. Herbert Klawitter. F.thel Berg. Merlyn Crown. Carolyn llintz. Joyce Row 4 George Holland. Erwin Zuehls. Fred Meiller. Ted Schwochert. Charles Herrick. Wayne Atkinson. Bob Salzwedcl. Roland Ross. Bill Heaton. fjiuuosi GIgM. . . . We seem to be losing ground in quan- the Junior Prom which was held on May tity as we have only thirty-three members 6. King, Duane Schwartz and Queen in our class this year but we’re still there in Carolyn Hintz led the Grand March to quality, we received our class rings on Jan- the theme Red Sails in the Sunset,” uary 4th. Our most important event was played hy Tony Winters’ Orchestra. CLASS OFFICERS President .................... Schmitz Vice President ........ Wayne Atkinson Secretary-Treasurer ..... Betty North

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MARIAN WITT Library Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,5.4; Girl ' Cnoruk 1,2,3.4; Annual Staff 3,4. ARVILLA ZINK ............... Orville” Annual Staff 4; T.A.B. Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Softball 3. SetuoAA, . . . President ................ Kenneth Robinson Vice President ............. Robert Metcalf Secretary-Treasurer ......... Leona Gaatz Class Flower ................... White Rose Class Colors ............ Maroon and White Class Motto ............................. ...... Forward Ever, Backward Never” Valedictorian ................... Leona Gaatz Salutatorian .................... Paul Brunet D.A.R. Good Citizen ............. Leona Gaatz Advisors Principal L. A. Kiger, Miss Ann L. Gibbons In the fall of 1945, forty-two students from Montello and surrounding townships met to form our freshman class. At the end of nine months of turmoil we were elevated to soph- omores. The highlight of the year was the initiation of the freshmen. In our junior year we all worked long and hard to make our prom a success. Music was furnished by Tony Winters and his orchestra. The theme was I’m Always Chasing Rainbows.” Our king and queen were the honorable Gradon Arendsee and Adeline Hillmer. This year we also chose our class rings and attended the Junior-Senior banquet. Near the beginning of the fourth and last year at M.H.S. the senior pictures were taken. They all say that pictures don’t lie and it could be true. Then came the class play, Good Night, Ladies,” which was a success and fun. One day in May the school seemed very quiet — no wonder — it was senior skip day. We again attended the Junior-Senior banquet — this time with seniority rights. All too soon the day of Commencement and the Alumni Banquet will arrive and we'll realize that the good old days are over. We have had fun. So long, M.H.S., we’ll miss you.

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cS pJuunosie GIgaa ■ Out of the 44 Freshmen who started Montello High School last year 35 re- turned. On October 7th we initiated the Freshman. The party was held in the gymnasium to which all students were in- vited. We upper classmen enjoyed the party (we don’t know about the Fresh- men.) CLASS O President ......... Vice President .... Secretary-T reasurer FFICERS: .... Daniel Polcyn .... Eunice Metcalf Donna Ritchie V Row I Alice Metcalf. Lloyd Zellmer, Eunice Metcalf, Ha Whirry, Robert Roidc. Ramona Moral . Daniel Schwochert, Mary Inman. Row 2 Advisor. Miss I. Scobie. Donald Wincell. Rita Polcyn, Daniel Polcyn. Jean Zink. Ruth Robinson. Marvel Doepke. Mary jane Mateske. William Boehm. Advisor. Mr. Wallen. Row ) Arnold Heller, Virginia Dalton. Helen Sutfin. Virginia Atkinson. Betty Klawitter. Ida Herscy. Haail Cragin, Doris Krcntz, Howard Puterbaugh. Leo Schwochert. Row 4 Willard McDougal. Donna Roberts, John Barron, Donald Werdin. Ted Czeskleba. Vernet Wagner. Donna Ritchie. Edward Timm. Bernice Klawitter.