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

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Seated—Mr. Whirry, Adviser; Wayne Atkinson, Sentinel; Junior Blada, Treasurer; Charles Puterbough, Vice President; Gradon Gray, President; Allen Bliefnick, Secretary; Herbert Klawitter, Reporter. Row 1—Arnold Koeppe, Donald Erickson, John Barron, William Heaton, John Bandt, lloyd Zellmer, Edmund Bednorek, Delvin Mittlesteadt, Dale Steinhous, Robert Cotter. Row 2—Ralph Buchholz, William Barron, Bill Boehm, Donald Rowe, Willard McDougal, Ralph Gruber, Kenneth Cragin, Robert Williams, Arnold Heller, Donald Wincell. Row 3—Donald Utke, Howard Puterbaugh, John Furman, Orland Buchholz, Emil Gruber, Donald Buchholz, Robert Schinkel, Har- ry Wilson, Roger Bessac. James Napralla, William Lambert. Row 4—William Bettin, Robert Becher, Norman Roberts, Roger Otto, Robert Salzwedel, Frederick Meiller, Theodore Schwochert, Robert Roidt, Donald Roidt, Fred Rohner, John Wheaton. GAME FEED F F. A. The F.F.A. Chapter with 60 members has been the largest in yeors. We again held our annual Game Feed and Christ- mas Party. Honors were won in the State and National Poul- try Judging contests by a trio of F.F.A. members, namely— Fred Meiller, Robert Salzwedel and Walter Blada. Herbert Klawitter was an alternate. Robert Williams received a one hundred dollar award from the National Juniors Vegetable Growers Assn, for outstanding work in individual projects.

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Seated—Lila Holz, Carolyn Smart, Alice Metcalf, Mary Roidt, Eunice Metcalf, Dorothy Weiske, Donna Roberts. Row 1 Adviser, Miss Irene Scobie, Ann Nikolai, Lois Zellmer, Patricia McMahon, Florence Steinhous, Rita Polcyn, Marvel Doepke, Doris Krentz. Row 2—Virginia Dolton, Carolyn Hintz, Imogene Rataczak, Dorothy Utke, lone Klimke, Jo Ann Gray, Geraldine Kusick, Dorothy Wil- son, Norma Scharenberg Row 3 Claire Foley, Margaret Kristof, Betty Cotter, Doris Smith, Ramona Morotz, Dorothy Wheoton, Bernice Klowitter, Donno Gaatz, laVerne Dahlke. LIBRARY CLUB President..........................Mary Roidt Vice President ........................Alice Metcalf Secretary-Treasurer ......... Eunice Metcalf At our meetings we discuss our problems with our supervisor, Miss Irene Scobie. After our meetings adjourned we work at various things; namely — repairing books, dusting and straight- ening our library, preparing new books for the library, and filing cards. We are always busy. NEWSPAPER STAFF The Montello High School newspaper, the Blue and Gold”, was published this year by the high school students. Special issues were put out for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We hope to be able to edit more numbers for our student body. NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor.................................Mory Inman Alt'». Editor» ..................... Robert Cotter, Merlyn Crown, Delores Schlaefer REPORTERS: F.F.A.......................... F.M.A.......................... Dramatics ..................... Music.......................... Sports ........................ Alumni ........................ Phy. Ed. . - Boys ............. Phy. Ed. - Girls............... Archery ....................... Tumbling ........................ library........................ Closs ond Social News.......... Norman Roberts . . . . Mory Roidt . . Peggy Schmitz . Charles Herrick Ralph Neole Betty Cotter . Allen Bliefnick . . . Jean Slowey . . Paul Shurpit Herbert Klowitter . . Rito Polcyn . Ruth Robinson

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tow tow tow 1 Alice Metcalf, Eunice Metcalf, Jane Bliefnick, Peggy Schmitz, Mary toidt, Mory Inman 2 Norma Schorenberg, Hozel Cragin, Ida Mae Hersey, Florence Steinhaus, Jani» Robinson, Dalton, Miss Gibbons. 3 Jacqueline Kiger, Geraldine Kusick, tuth tobinson, Bernice Klawitter, Dorothy Weiske, Mahon, Dorothy Wilson. Imogens Ratoczak, Virginia Mary Steinhaus, Potricio Me- F. H. A. We organized this year with twenty-one members choos- ing as our officers: Peggy Schmitz, President; Jane Bliefnick, Vice President; Mory toidt. Secretary; Eunice Metcalf, Treas- urer, and Mrs. Carl Steinhaus as our Chapter Mother. Our chief events were the district rally ot Oxford on No- vember 9, at which we presented a skit directed by Ruth Robinson, a Hallowe'en Party, an F.F.A.-F.H.A. Christmas Par- ty and a Valentine Party. District demonstrations were held ot Wisconsin Dells Feb- ruary 23. Mary Roidt ond Ida Mae Hersey were our partici- pants. Ida Hersey received first place with “Come ond Get it and Mory Roidt received fifth place demonstrating Iron- ing a Shirt. F.F.A. F.H.A. QUARTET