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

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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.

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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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Row 1 Armin Churchill, Dorothy Wheaton, Raymond Schwochert, Harry Wilson, John Wheaton. Avis Tipton, Doris Smith, Orland Buchholz. Row 2 Advisor, Miss Bernice Scobie, Joyce Kieck, Donald Rowe, Ralph Neale, Lois Zellmer, Emaline Barron, Mary Wianecki, John Furman. Advisor, Mr. Ball. Row 3 Imogene Rataczak. Jean Slowey, Arvilla Stibb, Geraldine Kusick. Ann Nikolai, Jo Ann Gray, Dorothy Wilson. Row 4 Paul Shurpit. Jane Bliefnick, Donald Buchholz, La Verne Dahlke. Lila Holz, Jordan Kozlowski, Marjorie Lambert, June Kelm Row 5 James Patterson. William Bcttin, Roger Otto. Arvyn Hernkind. Edmund Bednarek. George Thompson, Melvin Washkovick, Robert Cotter, Ralph Gruber. fyn ilunaa QlaAA. . . . At the beginning of the school year forty-three of us were wel- comed (we hope) into the midst of the M.H.S. student body. The first big event of our high school days was the initiation, October 7. Our young men, donned in the dresses and hats of their mothers and sisters, made a very charming appearance as typical, giggling, high school girls. The girls presented their share of the show decorated with mustaches of many different shapes and sizes, plus their father’s or brother’s shoes. We all had fun anyway. The return party to the Sophomores, which was given to show that we really were good sports, took place Nov. 24. OFFICER S: President ...................... Ralph Neale Vice President Robert Cotter Secretary-Treasurer ...... Jean Slowey