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

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PRESS CLUB AMUSING? The Press Club held its first meeting in Nov- ember with Mrs. Irene Szewiola as adviser. There were 30 members who attended that and subsequent meetings. Our school paper was included in the Montello Tribune as part of the regular community newspaper. It ap- peared about three times a month for the re- mainder of the school year. The student Co-Editors — Joyce Kieck and Ann Nikolai — were the first of the group to receive their Press Club pins for having ten of their articles printed. Many other active contributors to the paper also did a splendid job. Thanks to the effort and time contributed by these students, EMAYCHESS VIEWS has made our school a living institution even for those who do not come in contact with M. H. S. in their daily lives. CO-EDITORS

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f ROW 1: Imoqene Rataczak. June Kelm. Joyce Kieck. Ann Nikolai. lone Klimke. Avis Tipton. Lila Holz. ROW 2: Donna Gaatz. Patsy Nindorf. Marolyn Smart. Dorothy Schinkel, Janice Nankivell. Dorothy Weiske. Carolyn Smart. Edrienna Kalinske, Miss Irene Scobie, Adviser. ROW 3: Norma Scharenberg. Angeline Kelm. Carol Dis- brow, Pat McMahon. Leah Roberts, Mavis Mittlesteadt. Lois Zellmer. Geraldine Kusick, Janice Maynard, Sandra Z we if el. The Library Club, under the direction of Miss Irene Scobie, has twenty-six members. J The vertical file we purchased last year has been filled with current articles to be used for supplementary work for any department. This year the following members will re- ceive library pins for three consecutive years of membership: Ann Nikolai, Pat Mc- Mahon, Norma Scharenberg, Dorothy Weis- ke, Lois Zellmer, Geraldine Kusick, Donna Gaatz, Carolyn Smart, Lila Holz, Avis Tipton, Imogene Rataczak, and Joyce Kieck. Con- gratulations! h $ LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President ............... Ann Nikolai Vice-President ........ Joyce Kieck Secretary-Treasurer .... lone Klimke

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ROW 1: Mr. Whirry. Adviser. John Furman. Treasurer. Donald Rowe. Vice Pres. Robert Cotter. President, Dale Steinhaus, Secretary. Robert Schinkel. Reporter. Or land Buchholz. Sentinel ROW 2: James Napralla. Donald Utke, James North. Richard Timm. Donald Morrical; Edward Schmudlach, Ray Schwochert. Roger Bessac. ROW 3: Allan Judas. Gene Davis. John Boehm. Lloyd Fredrick. Raplh Buchholz. Victor Schumann. Zone Zweifel. Henry Klawitter. Donald Blada. ROW 4: Howard Zellmer. Thomas Kusick. Jack Fohl. Philip Beckman. Ronald Blada. Gerald Lettler. Walter Gruber. Melvin Ingraham. Ed ward Klawitter. William Barron. ROW 5: John Bandt. Bill Bettin. John Foley. David Thompson. Donald Roidt. Robert Becker, Henry Doepke. Kenneth Cragin. Absent — Fred Rohner. Donald Otto. F. F. A. STATE FARMERS The Montello Chapter of Future Farmers of America is com- posed this year of 13 Greenhands and 39 Chapter Farmers. State Farmers of 1951 were Bob Williams and Bob Roidt. Candidates this year are Bob Cotter, John Furman, Orland Buch- holz, and Bill Bettin. The Soil Judging team composed of William Barron. Bab Schinkel, William Lambert, and Dale Steinhaus, as alternate, re- ceived 1st place at the District Contest at Waupaca. It was the first contest of its kind held in Wisconsin. The Poultry and Egg team received 1st place in the State Contest and placed in gold emblem group in the National Con- test held at Kansas City, Missouri. Bob Schinkel was the chapter speaker this year and placed second in the District Contest held at Rosendale. Community projects that the chapter is undertaking are. Rat and Mouse Campaign, safety inventory of farms, clipping cowfe horns, and seed treating. CHAPTER SPEAKER