Nelson High School - Viking Yearbook (Nelson, WI)

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Nelson Loyalty Song We're loyal to you, Nelson High, We're Green and we're White, Nelson High We'll back you to stand, It's the best in the land, For we know you have sand, Nelson High U rah rah Back up that ball, Nelson High, We're backing you all, Nelson H We'll do and we'l1 dare for you, You know how we care for you, igh, Here's three cheers for you, Nelson High U rah rah 12

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GLENN SCHAMAUN Butch A Bushel and A Peck Z 3 4 F. F. A. Secretary.... F. F. A. President .... ....... 4 F. F. A. Chorus .... ....... 4 Student Council .... ....... 3 -4 Basketball .......... .... 1 -Z-3-4 Basketball Letters. . . . 4-1-I...... ..... ....l-2-3-4 Junior Prom King. . . . . . . .1-Z-3-4 HARRIET s'roLL - There's No Tomorrow Student Cc.-uncil....... .... Annual .......... Chorus .......... Newspaper ........ Class Treasurer .... Dramatics ........ Junior Prom ..... .. ...... 3 ....l-Z-3-4 ........4 ........3 VALORIS SCHNIIDLIN llvalll Forever and Ever Annual-Editor. . . ..... . . . . . ...Z 3 ...IZ Chorus .... . ........ Newspaper...... .... ..... .1-Z Newspaper-Assistant Editor ..... . Dramatics .... .... Junior Prom....... . Class President. . . . Class Secretary. . . . vooooo StudentCouncil.... Student Librarian. . . . . . . .1-2-3 HotLuneh......... ........ 11

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Senior Class History On the morning of September l, 1947, seventeen young, eager, and very green Freshmen enrolled in Nelson High School. During the first semester, our number was reduced to sixteen as Corlinda Eide left school. y ln our Sophomore year, we were minus five more: Herbert Blager and Roger Brommer, who left to assist their parents on the farm: Mary Jane and Dale Owen transferred to Durandg Darlene Paulson, who later became the bride of James Hogan of Pepin. ln the second semester, we lost Darrell Kindschy who transferred to Cochrane. We entered our Junior year as a class of ten. We sponsored the Christmas party and the annual prom. Our prom theme was 'Mood lndigo' with Rube Floyd and his or- chestra furnishing the music. Glenn Schamaun was Prom King and he chose Lois Owen as his Queen. Mrs. Erpelding was our advisor. The following September we found that we had lost three more members, leaving our class with an enrollment of seven. Genesse Paulson became the bride of Robert Brommer: Betty Baader became the bride of Elroy Brommer: Lois Owen transferred to Durand. Our first project of the year was to properly initiate the Freshman class into N. H. S. This was carried out successfully. Soon we had our pictures taken, chose our announcements, cards, caps and gowns, etc. All the things that make the Senior year a busy one. A11 too soon, the year will end and we will have' arrived at graduation day. I The following are present members of our Senior class: Jerome Brunkow, Merlin Carothers, Glen Kimmel, Gladys Rustad, Glen Schamaun, Valoris Schmidlin, Harriet Stoll. We will always be grateful and remember the great effort our parents and teach- ers put forth for us to arrive at this graduation of our educational career. - -Val or is Schmidlin . News of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson QValoris Schmidlinj are visiting her parents at Nelson for a few weeks with their two sons, Johnny and Al. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson fl-larriet Stollj and their daughter, Vicky Lynn, and their son, Donald, have just returned from a trip to California. It is rumored that Gladys Rustad, a professional dancer at the Stork Club in New York, is planning on coming home for a vacation at Nelson soon. Quite a change from New York! Merlin Carothers and Glenn Schamaun are now engaged in making Hot Rods' and model cars. They recently made a new world record of 267 miles per hour with one of their models. H Jerry Brunkow's marriage license had just been published in the paper. One of his old schoolmates has won his heart. Seems like she was a Sophomore in 1951. 13