Muscoda High School - Muscodian Yearbook (Muscoda, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

t rfl c t ► rf r 1 0 rv On the pages of this book Is written the story of one of the hapolest years of our lives. The Annual Staff of 1953 Invites you to. Join us In re-llvlng these experiences. As you delve through the pages, may your enjoyment equal ours. MUSCODA HIGH SCHOOL Muscoda, Wisconsin HOWARD E. JONES Agriculture, Science MICHAEL E. I.INLEY Industrial Arte, Coach, Physical Education VILA M. FOLEY Home-Economlce MERTON V. CAMPBELL principal, Geometry, Social Science NEIL D. GREENE English, Speech, Social Science, Dramatics 3 BLANCHE GO BAR Latin, Library, Social Science Harry Sug en Commercial, Lurie MAURINE FRALICK Science, Geography, Ma the-.'t '.pr_______ 20-----) lq- 2 - 20 Mr. Floyd Fleming, Mrs. Leo Muller, Mr. Leamon Plank-Clerk, Mr. Merton Camphell-Frlnclpal, Mrs. Gordon Nelcon, Mr. Nordehl P.eetz “COGS IN THE WHEEL Art Bahr - t - Janitor Dorl3 Carpenter — Secretary Mrs. Carl Adametz, Mrs. Paul Dvorak, and Mrs. Alleen But- cher — Cooks DORIS ADAMETZ ■DORIE Laugh and the world laughs with you. Chorus 1,3,4; Forensics 1,3, ; Senior Class Play 4; Muscaroon 4; Junior Class Plav 3; Dramatics Club 1; Class Treasurer Secretary 4; Band Vlce-Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4. GARY ADAMETZ “POOCH A bad excuse is Detter than none at all. Basketball 2,3. ; Football 2,3, ; FFA 1; Stage Man- ager 2,3,4- One-Act-Plays 1; Muscaroon Staff 4; Lib- rary Club 4; Dramatics Club 1. MYRA BARTELS MYRA Quiet? You should know her better. FHA 3,4; One-Act-Plays 1; Library Club 4; FHA Par- llamenterl-an 4; Dramatics Club 1. WILMER BELSCAMPER •WILLIE Women'8 faults are many; men have only two—every- thing they cay, and everything they do. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3� ; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Presluent 2; Library club 4; Vice- President Student Senate 2; Stage Manager 3- ANNETTE BETHKE BIP There's fun In every task. Library Club President 3; Dramatics Club 1; One-Act Play 1,2,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Muscaroon Staff 1,2,3,4; Lib- rary Club 1,2,3,A; Dope Sheet Staff 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 3,4; Forensics.1,2,3. ; JOE BOMKAMP JOE Honesty Is the best policy. FFA 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Basketball 2,3. , Base- ball 3,4; Speech 1,2; FFA Basketball 1,2,3. ; State Meat Judging Contest 3. 5 ROBERT COOK 808 I like to laugh, but not alone Dramatics 1; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball; Forensics 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4. DONALD DIETmR DONNIE When poverty comes In the door,love Jumps out the window Band 1,2,3,4; Football 4;Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball l,2,3� 4;Dramatlcs 1,4;Forensics l,4;Jr. Class Play 3, 3r. Class Play 4;Chorus 1,2;Dramatics Club 1; Annual Staff 4. RUTH DIETER RUTHIE One with a nleasant way,who 11 be your friend for many day. Glee Club 2,3, ; FHA 1,2,3, ; Forensics 1,2,3; Sr. Class Play 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4. WALTER FLEMING WALT Live your own life, for you will die your own death. Basketball 1,2,3, ; Football 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4;Dramatlcs Club 1 St'ff14P8 P1Sy Projectionist 1,2,3,4; Annual JOHN GREENE JACK The great art to learn much Is to undertake a little at a time. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Pres. 4;Mlxed Chorus 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3;Forensics 1,2,3,4; Dramatics l,2,3, ;Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Letterman 3,4; Annual Staff 4. EUGENE HONER GENE I fish In a sea of girls, but never get a bite. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Basketball 3� Mlxed Chorus 2; For- ensics 2,3 4; Dramatics 1; Baseball 3, ; Library Club 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM KRATOCHWILL BILL I'm not lazv, I'm saving my energy. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA President 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Library Club 4; Forensics 1, 2; Dramatics 1,2,4; Letterman 3� ; Chorus 1,2. BRANSON LAWRENCE 'RED Man works 'till tiie set of sun; women's work la never done—at least by women. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3.4; Baseball 1,2,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1.2,3,4; Jr. Class Flay 3; Sr. Class Play 4; FFA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; FFA Basketball 2; Letter- man 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1. JAMES LEWIS JIM Life is like a fire; it begins in smoke, and ends Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; h 4;Dramatics 1;FFA Officer 3, 4; Forensics 1,Annual Staff 4; AONES MAKOVEC BABE Don't wait to be cranked, be a self-starter. Badger Olrls' State 3;Forenslcs 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play 3l Sr. Class Play 4; Dramatics 1,3,4; Class Reporter 2; Student Senator 3;Student Senate Sec'y and Treas. 3� Dramatlcs Club l;01ee Club 3� 4;Annual Staff 2,3,4; Muscaroon Staff 1,2,3,4; Library Club Treas. 3; Dope Sheet Staff 3� CARYL MANNING CARYL Silence Is golden, but who am I to make money. Freshman Treasurer; Student Sec'y and Treasurer 4; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Dramatics 1,4; Olee Club 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Banc President 3; Muscaroon Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Dope Sheet Staff 3; Music Clinic 1. DONNA MARTIN DONNA A ring on the finger Is better than two on the phone. . a FHA 1,2,3,4; B„nd 1; Olee Club 3,4;Mlxed Chorus 1, Dramatics Club 1; Dramatics 1;Annual Staff 4; Mus- caroon Staff 4. LARRY MEYER LAR I was not born to hate, but to love and build. Prom King 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Dramatics l,4;Class Officer 2,3; Jr. Class P-iay 3; Forensics 1; Sr. Class Play 4;Annual Staff 4; Student Senate 3; Dramatics Club 1; Three Year Letterman. JOYCE MULLER ■TRUDY Love me,love my dog. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Dramatics 1, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Treasurer 3; Class Sec- retary 1; Annual Staff 4; Muscaroon Staff 1, 2, 3 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3 4. ' MARY MARTHA MCVAY MAR-MAR “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riche8 Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Forenelce 1,3,4; Dramatics 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Muscaroon Staff 1,2,3,4; Libra- ry Club 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Dramatics Club 1; Annual Staff 2,4; Dope Sheet Staff 3. CAROL NAHLEY CAROLO I could sing my way around the world. Band 1, 2, 3� 4- Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4;Muscaroon 1, 2, 3; Annual 3.4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dope Sheet 3;FHA 1, 2, 3, 4;Forenslcs 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3;3r. Class Play 4; FHA Officer; Library Secretary 3; Class Secretary 2; Band Sec- retary 3; Annuel Editor 4. WILMA PURSELL WILMA ‘Her manner is as winning as her mile .' FHA 2,3,4; Dramatics 2; Library Club 4; Muscaroon 3,4; Annual Staff 4; FHA Officer 3.4; Dramatics Club 1. SHIRLEY SIKHART CHIRL As sweet as Topsy. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4;Muscaroon 1, 2, 3, 4;Dope Sheet 1, 2, 3;Annual 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4;FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Library President 2; FHA Officer 1, 3; Class Officer 2. 3; Band Reporter 3; Muscaroon Officer 3, 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3• JOAN 30BEK JOANIE Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I Just sit. Glee Club 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Library Club 4; Muscaroon Co-Editor 4;Muscaroon Staff 1, 2, 3� 4; Student Senate 2; Annual Staff 2, 3� 4; Forensics 1, 3� 4;Dramatics 1, 2;Dramatlc Club 1; Sr. Class Play 4. . JOHN SOBER JOHN Up plupgard, wapte not life;In the grave you will be sleeping enough. Bapketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baeeball 1, 2, Dramatlcp 1, 2, 4; Band 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. 3; FFA Officer; Clapp Officer 1, 4; Jr. Clapp Play 3; Forenelcp 1, 3, 4; Badger Boyp' State 3; Library Club 4; Mueceroon 2; Four Year Letterman. ELAINE STUDNICKA ELAINE I talk, even when I don't feel like It. FHA 1,2,3,4; FKa Parliamentarian 2; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 1; Annual Staff 4 HAROLD THIEDE HAROLD Experience Is the fool's beet teacher. Bapeball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Dra- matics 1,4; Claes President 4; FFA 1,2; FFA Vlce- Preeldent 2; Jr. Clapp Play 3; Sr. Clapp Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Forenelce 2; Student Senate Presi- dent 4. DUANE THOMAS DUANE After enjoying Muscoda High School, four very good years, I hope I'll get ray diploma without wiggling my ears! FFA 1,2,3 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Dramatics 1; FFA Treasurer 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2; For- ensics 1; Sr. Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4 BETTY LOU VICANY LUKE Hold the bell, I'm coming. Dramatics 1, 2, 4; Forensics 2, 3 4;Glee Club 1� 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Jr. Class Play 3; Muscaroon Staff 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3� 4; Class Reporter 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Dramatics Club 1; Dope Sheet Staff 3. EILEEN WEIST EILEEN FHA6!0?1 ?ay a frl3nd 18 to be one. FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Officer 3,4; Class Treasurer 4- Dramatics Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3 4- JnJ“?firo“n Staff 4; Library Club 4; Band 1; Home- coming Queen 4; Mixed Chorus 2. CHARLES WEST BUTCH If school Is liberty then give me death .' Basketball 1,2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Muscaroon 4; Library Club 3,r; Forensics 1; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Dramatics 3,fc- Muscaroon Staff 4; Dramatics Club l;Letterman2,3, • HI3T0RY On one bright day In September of the year of 1949, there entered the halls of Muscoda Public School, 42 bright, but Jittery freshmen. Then came that day all freshmen fear—Initiation ! What a day to remem- ber J The next event In our freshman year was making a float, planning a skit, and building a bonfire for Homecoining. We were sorry that we didn't win any prizes. We had Joan Sobek and Bob Cook representing the freshmen for the Homecoming Dance. Our classmate, Caryl Manning, was chosen to go to Music Clinic. Look ] Who are these slightly proud kids entering the school? Yep, soohomores. This year we didn't make too big a dent In history. The most fun was Initiating the freshmen. This year we again entered a float and skit for Homecoming and were disappointed as we still didn't win a prize. Carol Nahley won an A at state with a vocal solo and piano solo. Agnes Makovec and Wllmer Belscamper represented the soph- omores at the Junior Prom. Juniors at last—and the year for making history. We accomplished many things of which to be proud. This year for Homecoming we were proud to say that we won second on both our float and our skit. The aueen also came from our class. In Dramatics, we produced two actors, Jack Greene and Branson 'Red' Lawrence. Their play Heat Lightnlng“re- celved A at state. This play was also presented at Memorial Union Theater and to the Boards of Education at the Grant County Convention. Forensic time rolled around and Agnes Makovec and Jack Greene received A at state. For music, Carol Nahley and Mary McVay received an A for a vocal ensemble. Along came April 21, 1952, and Who Wouldn't Be Crazy was produced. This of course, was that silly and Joyful Junior Class riay. Our biggest event was the prom, with Red Sails In the Sunset as our theme. Shirley Slkhart and Larry Meyer reigned as queen and king for that never to be forgotten date. Joan Sobek, Bill Kratochwlll and Gary Adametz served on the court from the Junior Class. At the '52 award night, Agnes Makovec and John Sobek were selected to attend Girl's State and Boy's State respectively. Jack Greene was chosen to attend Music Clinic.Walter Fleming was named all-conference basketball player and Branson 'Red' Lawrence was named on the all-conference foot ball team. We feel that our Junior year was very successful Indeed. At last the big senior year arrived. Our first class project was the Homecoming float, which won first prize. Our skit also took first place. Eileen Welst was chosen queen from the senior class and she chose Harold Thlede, also a member of the senior class, as king. In Dramatics, the play, Midsummer's Night Dream , which consisted of a cast of all seniors, went to Whitewater and received B.Walter Fleming, Harold Thlede, and Branson Lawrence were named on the all-conference football team. To cheer our boys on, we had our senior cheerleader, Betty Vlcany. We also produced a Senior Class Play. The fitting climax to all the year's activities was the production of this annual which you now hold In your hand. On Thursday May 21, 1953� were presented with our awards. Sunday evening May 24, Baccalaureate Services were held. Then on May 26, we seniors proudly received our diplomas. So, as our high school careers come to a close, we look back with pride at our many splendid accomplishments and predict a successful future for all Our Senior Gang i io Ted Atkinson Darlene Belscamper Ruth Bennett Leron Boggs Arnold Bomkamp Carole Buchwald Dick Effinger Shirley Graham Jim Klncannon Betty Lawrence Bill Miller Sharon Mueller Nancy Rohovetz Joe Rut Lois Schoenbeck Helene Seifert Louise Shaffer Anna Marie Stanek Ruth Studnlcka Barbara Thlede Kenneth Troxel Mary Weadge Betty Welet Joan Williamson Phyllis Zlntz Not Pictured: Norris Jacobson Ed Martin James dame Joanne Bahr Evelyn Bertels Jack Beran Janet Bock Janice Boggs Ellen Efflnger Patricia Elder Arlene Herrlmen Dorothy HavIlk Carl Hicks Dennis Hlpenbecker Margaret Kosharek Patricia Mlnter Donald Morlva Roberta Reetz Norman Rosenau Philip Schwabe Beauford Sherman Ben Studnlcka Paul Studnlcka Edwin Thlede Shirley Thomas Maurice Willis Not Pictured: Richard Hinkle Gerald Perslnger Harvey Riley Donald Stephenson ♦ Class Officers Floyd Bethke Lloyd Bethke Alice Blba Wuanlta Briggs Marjorie Byrne Eugene Cook Sarah Cornwall Judy Davidson Sharon Graham Diane Grassman Georgia Haffenbracl Sharon Harness Robert Hinkle James Honer Luanne Honer Virginia Hying James Klenltz Kenneth Kolar Byron Lawrence LaVonne Martin Virginia Martin Donald Miller Alice Kousseau Ronald Mueller Philip Nicholson Clifford Pursell George Rosslng Carol Rut John Schwlngle William Stanek Alice Storms Shirley Storms Marianne Studnlcka Llsette Thlede Donald Welchbrod Gerald Wilkinson James Wilkinson Not Pictured: John Blba Class Officers . Row 1- Mr. Grpene (Advisor), Joyce Muller, John Sobek, Shirley Slkhart, Carol Nahley (Editor), Caryl Manning, Myra Bartels, Betty Vlcany, Mr. Campbell(Advisor),Joan Sobek Row 2- Agnes Makovec, Doris Adamet?, Donna Martin, Wilma Pursell, Eileen W’elst, Annette Bethke, Elaine Studnlcka Row 3- Gene Honer, Duane Thomas, Ronnie Shafer, Jack Greene, Walter Fleming, Donnie Dieter Row U. Charles West, Larry Meyer, Wllmer Belscaoper, Gary Adamet?, Harold Thlede, Branson Lawrence, Bob Cook, 3111 Kratochwlll Absent- Ruth Dieter, Mary McVay, Joe Bonkamp, James Levis Seated- Standlng- Ellen Efflnger, Mr. Campbell—Advisor, Harold Thlede— President, Caryl Manning—Secretary and Treasurer, Judy Davidson , _ Llsette Thlede, Paul Studnlcka, Jim Klncannon, Joe Rut Row 1- Janet Dock, Joyce Muller, Betty Vlcany, Joan Sobek,Shirley 31khart, Caryl Manning, Wilma Pursell, Eileen Welst, Doris Adametz, Annette Bethke Row 2- Louise Shaffer, Ellen Efflnger, Marianne Studnlcka, Joan Williamson, Ruth Studnlcka, Annamarle Stanek, Mrs. Gobar, Betty Welst, Barbara Thlede, Agnes Makovec, Mary Weadge Row 3- Charles West, Dick Efflnger, Gary Adametz, Llsette Thlede, Diane Grassman Abnent-Mary McVay Row 1- Betty Welst, Agnes Makovec, Llsette Thlede, Alice Storms, Ellen Efflnger, Janet Bock, Annette Bethke, Mrs. Gobar, (Advisor) Shirley Slkhart, Roberta Reetz, Maurice Willis , Joan Sobek, Ruth Studnlcka Row 2- Waunlta Briggs, Diane Grassman Row 3- Shirley Thomas, Janice Boggs, Dorothy Havllk,Eileen Welst, Wilma Pursell, Branson Lawrence, Wllmer Belscamper,Charles West, Gary Adametz, Jim Klncannon, Edward Martin. Row L- Louise 3haffer, Marianne Studnlcka, Pax Mlnter, Barbara Thlede, Robert Hinkle, Ronald Shafer, Dick Efflnger, Bill Kratochwlll, Gene Honer, Norris Jacobson, Donald Stephen- son, Beauford Sherman, Donald Morlva Row 5- Clifford Pursell, John Schwlngle, Gerald Wilkinson, Will- iam Stanek, Philip Schwabe, LaVonne Martin, Bill Miller ; Virginia Martin, Marjorie Byrne, Walter Fleming,John Sobek Absent-Mary McVay, Joyce Muller, and Carol Nahley Row 1- 3111 Kratochwlll—President; Ben Studnlcka—DHIA officer; Dick Efflnper—3entlnel; Ronnie Shafer--Vlce President; Jimmy Klncannon—Treasurer; Norris Jacobson--Safety Chair- man, James Lewis—-Reporter; Ted Atkinson—Secretary Row ?- James Klenltz, George Rosslng, Janes Honer, John Blba,Blll Stanek, Arnold Bomkamp, Leron Boggs Row 3- Denis Hlpenbecker, Bob Hinkle, Bill Killer, Gene Honer; Kenneth Troxel, Duane Thomas, Beauford Sherman, Howard Jones-Instruetor Row 1— Luanne Honer, Shirley Storms, Elaine Stucnlcka, Myra Bar- ties, wilma Pursell, Louise Shaffer, Barbara Thlede, Joan Williamson, Eileen Welst, Helene Seifert, Mrs. Foley, (ad- visor) Row 2- Judy Davidson, Alice Mousseau. Alice Storms, LIsette Thlede, Betty Welst, Betty Lawrence, Donna Martin, Darlene Bel- scamper, Nancy Rohovetz, Ellen Efflnger, Marianne Studnlcka Row 3- Shirley Thomas, Pat Elaer, Roberta Reetz, Marjorie Byrne, Virginia Martin, Pat Mlnter, Sharron Mueller, Georga Hafen- brack, Sarah Cornwall, Joyce Muller Row L- Sharon Harness, Janice Boggs, Virginia Hying, Alice Blba, Ruth Bennett, Janet Bock, Diane Grassman, Carol Nahley, Shirley Slkhart 1st row: (Left to right) Carol Nahley, Larry Meyer, Branson Lawrence, Jack Greene, Mr. Nell D. Greene, (Dramatics Coach) Harold Thlede, John Sobek, Donald Dieter, Walter Fleming — A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. ?nd row: Joyce Muller, Gary Adamet?, Charles West—Stage Man- agers. Annette Bethke, Caryl Manning, Agnes Makovec, Betty Vlcany — JOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN. rd row: Roberta Rertz, Dick Efflnger, Gerald Wilkinson — ON THE LOT. The above Dicture consists of the casts for the three plays chosen from the seventy-five candidates for the local contest WHICH ’he above picture consists of the casts for the three plays chosen from the seventy-five candidates for the local contest which was held on Tuesday, October ?8. The Judge chose A MID- SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM , the play which should represent Muscods High 3chool In the league contest to be held at Blue River, on November lL. All three league plays, Blue River, Lone Rock, and Muscoda, received A's and proceeded to the district contest at Platte- vllle, November 20. To our league, two A's were Issued, which entitled Blue River and Muscoda to enter the sectional contest at Whitewater on December L. Ue received a B and Blue River received a C which gave us the league trophy again. IB Row 1- Caryl Manning, Doris Adametz, 3hlrley Sikhart, Betty Lawrence, Darlene Bclscamper, Russel Stevenson,Louise Shaffer Row 2- Llsette Thlede, Judy Davidson, Eulala Greene, Dennis Hlpenbecker,Danny Kolar, Janet Bock, Joan Williamson, Duane Thomas,Ben 3tudniaka, Carol Nahley.Carl Morris, Betty Welst, Maurice Willie Row 3- Lois 3choenbeck, Lana Hermc, James Studnlcka, Ted Atkinson, Shirley Thomas, Melvin Zemllcka, Barbara Mueller, Beauford Sherman, Alice Mousseau.Don Morlva, Ellen Efflnger, Edwin Thlede, Donald Dieter, Kenneth Kolar, Jack Greene Row U- Sandra Roscr.au, John Sobek,Betty Vlcany, Joanne Bahr, Judy Witt, Carole Buchwald, Roberta Reetz.Mr. Sugden, Karen Gutweiler OFFICERS President---Jack Greene Vice-President---Doris Adametz Secretary and Treasurer---Betty Welst Reporter----Louise Shaffer CALENDAR Lancaster—July 27 Muscoda Harvest Festival—September 13-1 Blue River—September Highland—September 30 Homecoming—October 17 Cobb—October Pre-Festival at Muscoda—April 16 Fennlmore Music Festival—May 2 GIRLS1 GLEE CLUB Row 1- Louise 3haffer, Marianne Studnlcka, Judy Davidson, Doris Adametz, Annamarle Stanek, Mary Weadge, Joan 3obek, Caryl Manning, Carole Bunhwald, Ellen Efflnger Row 2- Alice Mousseau, Alice Storms, Llsette Thlede, Betty Welst, Betty Lawrence, Donna Martin, Darlene Belscamper, Eileen Welst, Agnes Makovec, Nancy Rohovetz, Mr. 3ugden (Advisor) Row 3- Roberta Reetz, Marjorie Byrne, Virginia Martin,Pat Mlnter, Helene 3elfert, Sharon Mueller, Elaine Studnlcka, Barbara Thlede, Joan Williamson, Georga Hafenbrack, Sarah Cornwall Row Pat Elder, Annette Bethke, Joyce Muller, Betty Lou Vlcany, Janet Bock, Diane Grassman, Lois Schoenbeck, Maurice Willis, Wuanlta Briggs, 3hlrley Slkhart, Carol Nahley Absent- Ruth Dieter, Mary McVay Again this year we had a big turn out for chorus. 48 girls are now full-fledged chorus members. The first big event was solo and ensemble day, held at Fen- nlmore on March 27, 195?. Then came the Pre-Festival which was held on the 16th of April, with Muscoda acting as hostess. On May ?, at Fennlmore, choruses and bands gathered to compete for honors. 20 Henry Aldrich George Bigelow Mr. Patterson Mr. Nelson Bill (Homer) Mr. Vecchlttl Mr. Bradley Mr. Ferguson Miss 3hea Barb Mrs. Aldrich Miss Pike Miss Wheeler Miss Eggleston Miss Johnson Mary Gertie Student One Student Two John Sobek-Larry Meyer John Sobek-Larry Meyer Walter Fleming Harold Thlede Duane Thomas Donald Dieter Jack Greene Branson Lawrence Betty Lou Vlcany Shirley Slkhart Caryl Manning Doris Adamctz Carol Nahlcy Annette Bethke Agnes Makovec Joan 3obek Mary McVay Joyce Muller Eileen Welst Stage Manager, Prompter, Publicity, and Ushers Elaine Studnlcka Myra Bartels Ruth Dieter Donna Martin Gene Honer Bill Kratochwlll Gary Adametz The Senior Class Play, What A Life! tells the story of Henry Aldrich who Just can't memorize hlstory dates and who tries to sell anything he owns In order to raise two dollars to take his plrl Barbara rearson, to the dance. He copies his answers for the history exam, Is accused of stealing the school's band Instruments general gets himself Into a terrible mess. With a cast of experienced actors this play was a real suc- cess Row 1- Donald Dieter, Betty Vicany, Jack Greene, Mr. Nell Greene John 3obek, Roberta Reetz, Harvey Riley Row 2- Carol Nahley, Marianne 3tudnlcka, Agnes Makovec, Walter Fleming, Janet Bock, Joan Williamson, Louise Shaffer, Beauford 3herman The local forensic contest was held Friday, March 6, with Mrs. L. Doll as Judge. This year, Muscoda had the privilege of being the host school for the league contest, held on March 13. Following the league, was the district contest, held as usual at Plattevllle on March 21, Madison was the scene of the state con- test on the 11th of April, Row 1- Jim Klncannon, Lois Schoenbeck, Joe Rut, Joan Williamson, Barbara Thlede, Nancy Rohovetz, Norris Jacobson, Carole Buchwald Row 2- Edward Martin-Stage Manager, Bill Miller, Kenneth Troxel, Leron Boggs-Llghts, Nell D. Greene-Dlrector, Mary Weadge- Prompter, Betty Lawrence JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Rov 1- Jack Greene , Harvey Riley, Byrcn Lawrence, Bill Kratoch- will, James Lewie, Eransor. Lawronce,Walter Fleming, Coach' Michael Llnley Low ?- Dick Effinger, Gary Adametz, Harold Thiede, Wilmer Bels- camper, Robert Cook, John Sobek, Larry Meyer Row ?- Manager Edward Martin, Clifford Pureell,’' .Donald Dieter, Bill Miller, Ronnie Shaffer.Jlra Kir.canncn, Manager Donald Stephenson Row h- John Sehwingle, Gerald Wilkinson, Bob Hinkle, Norris Jac- obson, Ken Kolar, Donald Miller. Us Opp September 19—Kendall 25 6 September 26—Weetby 13 33 October 3—New Lisbon 6 13 October 10—Wonewoc 6 13 October 17—Hillsboro 6 13 October 31—Elroy 0 58 Carol Lieetta Nancy Berta Joan VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Rov. 1- Larry Meyer, Dor. Dieter, Wilmer Belscamper, Duane Tho.aaB, Charles 'Jest Rev 2- Donald Stephson-Managcr, Gary Ad metz, Harold Thiede, Walt Fleming, Branson Lawrence, John Sobek, Mike Llnley- Conch Hone Us Opp. November 26—Ithaca--------42 31 December 1 —Boscobel—■----42 56 December 8 —Cazenovla-----69 58 January 9 —Avoca----------37 17 January 17—Soring Green-47 50 January ?3—Blue River-----U5 46 February 6 —Lime Ridge----56 69 February 9 —Lone Rock-----68 36 February 17—Mazomanle-----70 65 Away Us Opp. November December December December January January January February 24—Boscobel-----42 5 —Blue River---68 12— Lime Ridge-70 15—Lone Rock----66 3 —Wauzeka------5 19—Ithaca-------54 30—Cazenovla----60 13— Avoca------62 68 58 63 l 50 50 30 Although we were beaten during the tournament we had a very successful basketball season,losing only two games, and claiming the league championship. Walt Fleming, the most valuable player, tied the league scoring record of 23 points during the basketball season. 24 25 Edwin Thlede, Dick Efflnger, Gerald Vllklr.son, Norman Roaenau, Jim Klr.c nnon, Ben Studnlcka, Joe Rut, Bet Cook, Norris Jacobson Mlselng- Jack Beran, Joe Domkamp On May 10, 195? the Class of '53 was oroud lo present, In our estimation, one of the nicest Proms ever held In MRS. The theme van Red Sails In the Sunset ar.d the trym was decorated in sunset colored streamers, A cunset, scene wns painted back of Stan Stanley's orchestra. At ten-thirty King Larry Meyer and Queen Shirley Slkhcrt were crowned by the King of '5?, Ray Atkin- son, after which they led their court which con- sisted of Iretta Lange, Pob Goodweiier, Joan Sobek, Bill Kratoohwlll, 3arbara Thlede, Walter Fleming, Kooerta Heet?, and Gary Adsmet7 , In the Grand March, Reigning as 1952 football home- coming queen and king were Eileen Welst and Harold Thiede. Their court was: Joan Williamson and Dick Efflnger, Maurice Willis and Dick Hinkle, Judy Davidson and Larry Meyer. Thursday evening, October 16, began the events of homecoming, starting with the skits in the gym, crowning of the court, pep rally before the bonfire, the sad farewell speeches by the senior players, and the snake dance down main street. At 1:30, the homecoming parade pro- ceeded to start the final events of this festivity. 2:00, the starting whistle blew, and the fighting forces of Muscoda and Hillsboro met head on. Following the came, the teams and crowds went to the gym for the cocoa hour . The traditional homecoming dance, held in the gym, formally ended the 1952 homecoming. Maroon and white, Muscoda's school colors, and orange and black, Hillsboro's school colors, constituted the streamers which decorated the gym. The stage was decorated with maroon and white streamers and silver letters spelled out Welcome Alumni . The king and queen led the Grand March at 10:30. Everyone danced to the music of Jack Bush. The annual FKA-FFA Christ- mas Ball was held December 19, with Barbara Thiede and Bill Kratochwlll reigning. Their court was: Joan Williamson and Ronald 3hafer, Eileen Welst and Bill Miller, Wilma Pursell and Norris Jacobson, Phyllis Zintz and Jim Kincannon, Louise Shaf- fer and Dick Efflnger. The king and queen led the grand march at 10:30. Having the gym decorated with pine boughs In the window, and a silver bell hanging from the celling In the middle of the gym, carried out the theme of Silver Bells. The stage with red and sliver streamers completed the decoration. Music was furnished by Hal Mack. GRADE FACULTY From left: Mrs. Calvin Nahley (Doris) Platteville State College Mrs. Mildred 3earles Platteville State College Mrs. Warren Wallace (Marge) Richland County Normal Extension Course—La Crosse Platteville Mrs. Lawrence Sultzman (Jean) Milwaukee State College Miss Lois DIVall Platteville 3tate College Frank Stafford Richland County Normal School Platteville College 29 KINDERGARTEN Row 1- Mary Hlles, Diane Jones, Linde Wallace, Patricia Sultz- roan, Kenneth Delkamo, David Wardell, Phillip Brokav, Beth Dewey, Daniel Bomkamp, Thornes Orth, Dennis Bobb Row 2- Jeffry Frenklln, Bonnie Sawyer, Patrick Walsh, Barbara Browr., Janet Greene, Dianne Post, Marguerite Davidson, Marilyn Imhoff, Gloria Schoenbeck, Mra. Sultzman Absent- Sharon Balousek, Judith Coates, Opal Orth, Donna Rablne, Sandra Rut, Lies Tenenbaum, Kenneth Brlggc FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Row 1- Ronald Machotka, Janet Thlede, Lyle Lemke, Lois Kolman, Kenneth Mohr, Dennis Roh, John Gutweller Row 2- Jackie Taylor, Patsy Laufenberg,'PhylIs Harms, Carlene Wilkinson, Dennis Kallsh, Jimmy Bomkamp, Donna Benlsh, Mrs. Nahley Row 3- Kenneth Schwlngle, Mary Cudney, Dennis Laufenberg, Linda Briggs, Norma Kallsh, Charlene Grey, Paul Tlohenor Row L— Joe Studnloka, Patricia Kolman, Tommy Cook, Rodney Rux, Mary Kay Benlsh, Christine Weadge, Joan Davis, Delos Peer Absent- Sharon Kolman, Richard Rut, Carlyle Wilkinson, Karen Kolman THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Row 1- Carolyn Wallace, Charleen Riley, Bobby 3tudnlcks, Mike Cudney, John Eahr, Marianne Mueller, Dianna Briggs, Janet Post. Row 2- Billy Bomkemp, Ronald Kovars, Judy Kraus, Phyllis Frost, Jerry Taylor, Karen Dvorak, Billy Willie, Mlse DIVall Row 3- Karren Vavrlcka, Elaine Marlsh, Kelton Riley, Terry Ras- que, Cariotta Gutweller, Douglas Weadge, Judy Post, Kay Belscamper, Lynette 3chwingle Row L- Darlene Mueller, Tommy Felton, La Verne Machotka, Dick Gutweller Absent- Bobby Parish FIFTH AND 3IXTH GRADE Row 1- Charleen Studnlcka, Bonnie Kovars, Joan Rasque, Arlene Townsend, Claire Bachlm, Richard Orth, Billy Burton Row 2- Roy Brokaw, Kenneth Studnlcka, Edward Grzenla, Larry Davis, Ricky Benlsh, Rocky Benlsh, Mrs. Wallace Row 3- Dick Rowley, Ryland Havllk, Rc-nnle Goodweller, Danny Kolar Absent- John Mueller SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE Row I- Bnrbarp Mueller, Butch Davidson, Patty Mohr, Ellen Schwabe, Muriel Bethke, Theron Morris, Milo Studnlcka Row 2- Jean Schlurap, Karen Farlsh, Linda Kallsh, Ronald Post, Roxanne Kovars, Dorothy Kolraan, Mrs. Ssarles Row 3- Dennis Manning, Kathleen West, Alvin Heffner, James Studnlcka, Robert Roh, Lane. 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