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

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REID F. HORLE Whitewater State College Bowling Green State University laCrosse State College Geography Science Sophomore Class Adviser IRENE M. SCOBIE Ripon College University of Wisconsin History Social Science Library Freshman Class Adviser BEVERLY J. SCHRANK Whitewater State College Business Education Annual Freshman Class Adviser LUCILLE M. TOSCH Central State College English Dramatics Sophomore Class Adviser CHARLES W. WECK Wisconsin State College Band Vocal Junior Class Adviser JACK W. WHIRRY University of Wisconsin Agriculture F. F. A. Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser Page 4 BERNICE E. SCOBIE Ripon College University of Wisconsin English Senior Class Adviser AUDREY B. WATSON vVhitewater State Colleg Science Mathematics Junior Class Adviser

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F. ROGERS CONSTANCE Central State College University of Wisconsin History Physical Education B Basketball Volleyball Track Sophomore Class Adviser School Board . . , PRESIDENT.............................Henry Orienti CLERK....................H. O. Scharenberg TREASURER..................William Bartlett 'pacuCty » • » L. A. KIGER Principal Superior State Teachers University of Wisconsin University of Iowa University of Minnesota Algebra Senior Class Adviser MRS. ANNA DAHLKE Stout Institute University of Wisconsin Home Economics F.H.A. Adviser Junior Class Adviser Page 3

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MOTTO : “Today we follow. Tomorrow we lead. VALEDICTORIAN: Janis Robinson SALUTATORIAN: Florence Steinhaus D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN: Dorothy Weiske ADVISERS: Miss Bernice Scobie Mr. L. A. Kiger PRESIDENT: Dick Noreen VICE-PRESIDENT: Dale Steinhaus SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dorothy Weiske FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Old Rose Silver SettionA . . . In September of 1949, 47 freshmen launched upon a high school career. Hesitating at first at our strange surroundings we soon became acquainted, and after our initiation we were truly a part of Montello High School. It was evident from the beginning that we were going to accomplish things. As Sophomores we were very active in the many school activities; as juniors the main item of concern was our junior prom. Hectic weeks of feverish preparation resulted in an imaginative set- ting of our theme, ‘‘Stairway to the Stars . Searl Pick- ett's orchestra provided the music as king Donald Utke and queen Phyllis Czeskleba reigned over the event. Our senior year, most memorable of all, calls to mind happy memories of the senior class play and skip day. During the year a new student, Irene Mace, became a member of our class making 42 graduates, a remark- able attainment. For us, the years passed quickly and happy memories of our friends and teachers will linger on.