Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

 - Class of 1959

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Officers of the Senuor Class actuvutues Vice President Mark Alesch Presvdent Ron Nucluols Secretary Helen loehnung and Treasurer Jum Markettu frequently duscussed theur plans wuth their class advusor M Warren Schuknecht :.'.ieT7-S 'Ne Suddenly We Were Senuors Furst we were freshmen who dudnt know much about hugh school lufe We were amazed bv the self assured upperclassmen and changing classes and pep assem blues But soon we too began to partucupate un actuvutues and became accustomed to beung a part of cu large student body Then hugh school became fun Alfertug vuce presudent Nancy Glover secretary and Judy Paul treasurer Mr Schuknecht guuded us through the first months to contunue on as the class advusor all four years Durung the year we first presented a Fresh man Canteen to become acquaunted and later the fes tuve Carnuval of Color dance We recorded the famul uar sounds of ye olde unstututuon on At the Keyhole and uncreased our funds Sharon Johnson was our Home coming attendant and Jane Bowman was chosen by our class for the Venetuan celebratuon Really gettung unto the swung of thungs as sophomores we entered a hughly unduvudualustuc float Well Deal Em a Loss un the Homecomung parade and won' Joan Guudance counselung filled our last days as senuors Seen here conferrung wuth Mr Schmutz a member of the State Employment Service us Scott Andrews Senuors also at tended Career Nughts explaunung vacatuons luke enguneerung or meducune 22 Flucker represented us at the game that day Class officers durectung our actuvutues were Jum Quade presu dent Jerry Erdman vuce presudent Susan Babbutt sec retary and Joann Weugt treasurer Rocket spurut and our class became synonymous terms when we sold pen nants booster buttons and pom poms In February gauly ers Jubulee Susan Breutenbach attended the Venetuan parade that summer W got organuzed quickly un our uunuor year by electung John Kurchgeorg presudent Don Martuny vuce presudent Kathy Kruse, secretary and Maxune Roussun treasurer Our first prouect of the year was the construc tuon of a float Too Fractured to Fly Sandy Weyen berg accompanued ut to the Homecomung game The fourth annual uunuor varuety show Twentueth Century Showboat gave students a chance to dusplay theur tal ents After the entertaunment we relaxed at Creole Court to the strauns of the Blue Baronettes Then we really began to labor on the buggest dance Q, C l .N ,Q ' 'f . . . . . n rf , ' 1' ' r Q' 1. M x ,Ly 'W 'lr . uf A A - I ,I 4 X 4 L.. Mi , l . . , ' - 1 , - 2 , - . ' I I I I ' . . . , , ' . l We started by electing Bill Kuehl, presidentp Gary posturing harlequins decorated the class dance, Jest- . I . - . : I I , . ,,. . . , . . . . . e ,, . ,, . . . . . . - . . I . i . I . - ' - : 2 , ' 11 - ll ' - ' - . ,, . . . u ll 11 . 11 11 - , . , I - . . . ,, . l I . n If ' ' - 1 1 s . 1 I I ll I ' I . . . . . . ,, , , ,, . , . ,, . . - . ' . . fi ' u -

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Although luttle lulus cheery gran didnt capture honors In the Homecoming parade at captured the hearts of the spectators The aptness to our paper cvty was noted by the crowd of them all our prom Oruental Interlude Prom co chairmen Sue Frakes and Don Martlny selected Ron Harvey for the orchestra We put up decoratuons, they fell down, and soon nt was prom time Munchmg Chinese fortune cookles at the contmuatuon of the prom we all agreed ut had been a gala evening The sprung also saw our classmates receuve many honors Helen Loehnmg was selected to attend Badger Gurls State and Bull Kuehl Jum Quade and John Kurch georg went to Badger Boys State Julue Smith was the Venetian attendant Suddenly we were sensors Wuth three years behmd us and only one left, we conducted a final campaugn for class officers and elected Ron Nnchols, presndent Mark Alesch, vuce presldent Helen Loehmng, secretary and Jlm Markettu treasurer Our last bug effort to wan Homecoming honors featured Lnttle Lulu saying When l One Pops Up Well Give Em a Blow' Our beauties for the year were Sharon Schwerun Homecoming queen and Joann Weugt and Judy Caple Venehan queen and attendant Venetlan Nught was July 4 Guidance and vocational counselmg so filled our school tnrne that we almost dudnt realize how close graduation was We qunckly measured each other for caps and gowns whlle makung final preparations for the Sensor Smorgasbord The Sensor Banquet followed n June All too soon the Baccalaureate services were be hund us Then on June 3 Mr E H Klemnell addressed us after student speakers Joann Weugt and Jack Lemke expressed theur welcome and apprecuatlon We sat look mg back over our four full years at Neenah Hugh School untll our names were called and we walked up to re celve our diplomas and last handshakes After vlsntmg Wmnebogo State Hospital as a part of thelr social nroblems class semors became In terested In thus lnstututlon Steve Stllp and Jlm Quads were chosen to present a pg saw donated by the students ln this way we dnd our part to promote mental health ln the commumty 23 If ' .. , 1 I Q 1, S G 1 l l l l l H l 3 ltldll 'B 1 W 1' 1 . 2 ,s X it t . II ' Il I ' I II ' 1 , . ' , . I I ' I . . . . , . . . I . . . , , - , . . . . . ,, I . I ' . ,

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