Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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SAGAC Agaln an aggregation ol staunch stars leaves the stage ol hrgh school lrle wuth graduation thus June 4 l9-47 For them the past lour years have been the lullest Nothmg prevented them from shownng theur worth as scholars athletes musncrans journalnsts actors spealcers scuentusts conservatnonlsts only to mentron a lew areas ol mterest Now new paths are open lor them rn the helds ol lndustry the trades business and the prolessrons They are the rtnzens ol Tomorrow who are endowed wlth solvxng the Class Advrser Mr Edwrn Zenuselc turbulent natlonal and International problems ol the passlng years lt IS through the experrence they have gained passing through the portals ol lfnowledge that they will overcome all the obstacles ol every course ol lule When hrst they entered the halls ol hrgher learnung rn Neenah l-lngh School rn September ol 1943 ll concerned loolced upon them wlth a wary eye lhrs was no handicap lor thus stalwart crew lhey had an eager lresh outloolt wuth theur eyes on what was yet to come The lvlnxer the annual C b party set them on the rught course and made them leel that they were vrta part ol theur Alma Mater Th s was lne e brnnrng lor therr hugh school social course Yxfhen electron trme rolled along that hrst year James Rlchard powers was elected presldent while Jaclc Kallcoslte Lorrarne Jacobsen and Wrlllam Tuttle Page 14 IOUS SENIORS Class Ohlrcers James Johnson presrdent Ellen Lampert treasurer Jack Kallcoske vlce presrdent Robert Bronsdon secretary were selected vlce president secretary and treasurer respectively to assist the class presldent Before thus theur adviser Later IU thenr freshman year, the group sponsored a party exclusively for Freshmen, but alter holding the social event they came to the conclusion that partles with all members ol the student body unvlted nad greater beneht L Under the Sp de s Web I ' I f f l l 1 l F . l Q l I I I - I I ' I - I I f l , I . . E . election, Mr. Edwin Zeniselc was selected by the class as f - r l , . s. , a E Q' V x . a l ' , rs . a i b - ' A r r

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OHICC Staff Clara Patzel MIldred Scl'ImIdlI Cas ella Bwsens hyll e OFFICE MAINTENANCE COOK A lormIdaple taslc lSfl'1dfOlll1C otlnce lorce Furs of all tlIe sclwool correspondence IS sent out and receIyed by tlnem wlnlclw ID Itself Includes many tlte correspondence ol Mr Borgen and Mr Mernes an flIng all letters recenved ln tl'Ie summer he programs ol tlwe students and teaclwers are made out ID tlIe otlnce It IS tl1eIr job to lceep records of grades and book purclwases The lmglm sclwool IS appreclatwe of tlwe FIne worlc tlney do for us lne maIntenance statt IS anotlwer ol the Important e ements IO the unrtIonIng ot tlwe Pugh school eIr Io s are maInly l4eepIng up me lwool groand anc llwe Neenalm l-lIglIScl'1ool tadents are aw re ol tlne eltort put lortlw to lceep our Alma Mater so peautulul llwere are levy students wlwo naye not taste tl'Ie xcellent food IU our caletena ll'IIs we owe maInly to our two lIne cool4s to wlwom tne caletema patron wou lIl4e to expres tlIeIr g at ad Mamtenance Staff Mrs Nobbe Walter Gauger WIllIam Knudsen Andrew Peters r C l Mrs F ngooe 'Vls Wfeno Page 5 3 ' A 1 ' , , I . a .2lF, P lS S, l I I ' I 1 T E s , , , A l , l c 4 Tlx ' , ' ' A ln' ' . L sc ' us, , ' duties, namely the grade transcripts sent to colleges, carnng for and lIeatIng tlwe sclnool buIldIng Itsell, . . , ' Sl ' a d i' ' . , t E E . s s d . V , , I 6 E 4 q , ' ld . s r It e ' 3 , , , , -f or. ocs ,llI' ,,r.

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SANCTION SCHOLARSHIP e rueerurn o Q TJ ne to center ste e t e oo o u r no trepage ou ww nl-lugt Scnoo u Jr Ou not oe ore tue oy provef' t eur potentu ul og t e the boys n ur row rweu g uned ru fu experuen e r true mme oa leo and o g nuzatuon ru epteeber T944 vvorl4 was begun on te efonc: I p ot theur hugh school career lf! llu Redlun tnen ne dec tlne cla s presudent Tom tulp ut ftflc rary nd Jafrues Lenz became vuce pesudent ecretarf an treasarer respectively ven more were t ent o the txed vvnen ssopeuorrore tney roof lurtner step tovvurd profung t eur unterest un the c uool The oauntless cast ol the class ofl 47 however seemed to survuve the straun and tress O that econd year ol tugh school urnung as uunuors un the T9 a e m ndous problem loomed before thus crew The Junuor prorr vva theur prevaulung tasl4 To lead the actuvutues ot the group thus year Dan Napuclc vvas elected presudent Armun Gerhardt vuce presudent Nlardelle Sawyer secretary and Velda Reumer treasurer It was soon decuded that the decoratuons For the prom would be un the lorm ol a large spuder vveb vvuth a great spuder as a center puece vvuth um lughtung to add to the eerue desugn Even though the uob was a huge one the class had tume to partucupate un most ol the club actuvutues athletucs, school publu catuons and aclong the athletuc squads vvuth theur spurut Many ol the boys vvon places on the varstty teams ln theur lunal year begunnung un September of 1946 James Johnson vva elected presudent Jaclc Kallcoslce fuce presudent Robert Bronsdon secretary, and Ellen Lampert treasurer The clumax ol theur educatuonal ca eer was dravvung to a close Before the curtaun e vvuth gr duatuon many boys partucupated un athletuc Th y vvere the gruduron heroes the stars of th ba lc t II te en that fvent to the state tournament ea er o nun ca trac an tfnnus UJGF e gur excelled un theur ovvn organuzatuons rd g ve t eur whol heated Jpport to tne oys t etuc team The boys an gurls of the class vvor e together to malce all the school clubs successful and prove that they vvere true leaders and loyal sup porters ol theur Alma Mater lxfuth theur eyes novv on the luture, vvuth many obstacles ol a postwar vvorld conlrontung them, ut NJ' 1. .. '5w,-L MNA.. An Industruous Crew In hoped that they vvull not become the forgotten class of T947 but vvuth theur amassed potentualutues vvull become the leaders and worthy cutuzens of a new era Page T5 lunar T' ,, ug tu'-2 lb' ugh, lg , , ' -gn ine classlauo asuce nourbu les gladt leave therli st annualnarl n lu, tj 3 l'Nl,,.al ' lu l lhs- Q v in y,' t .fl c le b S J hc al Q ' abuluty un atrletuc: N? let geh r l . a d g' ls 'K .Q 1. -, D tid . , r skull and ea' cu - c tom '-V' if . .uu-r'sc's1a ra 's. , X ' ' V I S- su ts - g S-, Ili A V ' . X S V s 'xl' u u K K, W . N' 1 ' Q C u 2 . S , R uu gy if , uc a -. ' - -r V, f N ul Sv J 'd Q' 4, J VE Q ' t the al- s l u , class a so 1 -a l u s, wiv , 3 i u I u 4 K! E K E K Pg' . W I p I 441, . ,fu , s H , 9 , 1 . J f Y l V , s- - ' - ' s F . N 3 5 ' F ' ir ,V Ret lall ol 45, tr - , W, A 1 E r . ' - . 4 I . . . X, 'uf V ul b ...V I . . ' A Q F II u , ' ' s. e - ' , e s e ba u X . ' . , J and l. d,s l the Mt' - l d li d Q i u ,ls Th., ls c- ,J ' ix uu Nei - he e- J r , su l b Y a hl, 3 s. , ' ' d l4 d