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

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SEATED: Adviser Miss Irene Scobie, Patricia McMahon, lone Klimke, Angeline Kelm. ROW It lois Zuhlke, Donna Gaatz. Movis Mittlesteodt, Morolyn Smart, Eleanor Roidt, Dorothy Reagan, Leah Roberts. Ruth Vol- brecht. ROW 2: Norma Scharenberg, Sandro Zweifel, Mary McMohon, Alice Schinkel, Down Polcyn. Kath- ryn Kearns, Marion Ingraham, Janice Maynard, Patricia Kusick. ROW 3: Edrienna Kalinske, Colleen Foley, Delores Hein, Janice Nankivell, Dorothy Schinkel, Dorothy Weiske, Carolyn Smart, Grace Zellmer, Patsy Nindorf, Carol Disbrow. MISSING: Dorlyne Di Bel I, Jeon Raymond. The Library Club, under the direction of Miss Irene Scobie, has thirty-two members. We are continuing to fill our vertical file with current articles to be used for supple- mentary work in all classes. The following members will receive library pins for three consecutive years of membership: Leah Rob- erts, Janice Nankivell, Patsy Nindorf. Con- gratulations! Page

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SEATED: Dole Steinhaus, Dorothy Weiske, Dick Noreen, Janice Nankivell. STANDING: Carol Bliefnick, Francis Roidt, Colleen Foley, Janice Maynard, Mary Atkinson, Mr. Kiger, Adviser; Larry Czeskleba, Donna Toepper. MISSING: Jack Steinhaus. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the three officers from each class with Mr. Kiger as its adviser. Its purpose is to dis- cuss the problems of the student body. ONE-ACT PLAY On November 3, four schools — Adams Friendship, Port Edwards, Westfield, and Montello — competed in the district one- act play contest held at Westfield. Mon- tello received a “B” rating. The cast pre- sented the play entitled '‘Echo . Pat McMahon, Bob Schinkel, Mary Atkinson, Miss Tosch, Dick Noreen, Frank Danner Page 22

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ROW 1: ROW 2: Kenneth ROW 3. Klowitter ROW 4: ROW 5: Oonold Adviser, Mr. Whirry, Ralph Buchholz. Robert Schinkel. Dal Steinhous, James Noprollo, John Bandt, Don Utke. Victor Schumann, Melvm Ingraham. William Barron, Ronald Blado, Keith Braatz, Jomes North, Robert Cray, Roger Bessac, Cragm, Gene Dovis, Billy Kieck. Kelly Campion Ronald Beahm, Donald Blade, Fred Krotz, Allen Smith, Ronald Klowitter, Arden Lange, Marlin Zellmer, Robert , Raymond Wincell, Allen Judas, Mark Furman, Gerald Schmudlach. Henry Klowitter, Ed Klowitter, Howard Zellmer, John Boehm. Leonard Zuhlke, Zon Zweiful. James Bednarek, Lloyd Fredrick, Albert Schmidt. John Foley, Francis Roidt, Donald Roidt. David Thompson. Henry Doepke, Otto. Fred Rohner, Bob Becher. ?- ?■ i- . 0 0 The Monlello Chopter of Future Farmers of America is composed this year of twenty-two Greenhonds and thirty-four Chapter Formers. The State Farmers of 1952 were Bob Cotter. Orlond Buchholz, and John Furman. The officers for this year include: president. Dale Sfeinhaus; vice-president. Bob Schinkel; secretary, Ralph Buchholz; treas- urer, James Noprollo; reporter, John Bandt; sentinel, Don Utke; and adviser, Mr. Whirry. The Farm Management Teom composed of Bob Cotter, John Furman, Bill Bettin, and Orlond Buchholz, as alternate, received first place in the state contest. For their efforts they received o free trip to the International Livestock Show at Chicago. The Soil Judging Team composed of Howard Zellmer, James North, Donald Blada, and Ronald Blada, as alternate, received first place in the district contest at Wautoma. They received a trophy for their work. The Poultry Judging Team composed of Dole Steinhaus, Bill Barron, Ralph Buchholz, and James Noprollo, os alternate, re- ceived fifth place in the State contest at Madison. Bob Schinkel, our F.F.A. speaker, received first place in the district contest.