New Lisbon High School - Wa Du Shuda Yearbook (New Lisbon, WI)

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19-Upset by Hillsboro. Ouchl 24-New Lisbon whipped Kendall in the first tourn- ament game. 25--Close game with Wilton, but we came out on top. tnj gggggiyfkil 27-We showed Hillsboro this time! .QM qllg ,sea N t.,,i Fm., MARCH f iszfs-ij' 'fi' 2 Eii gxqi ' 3---State supervision. What a treat for everybody, sir . .V, sg Ky Q ' especially Mr. Hatfield and Mr. Ennis. .2.Q W Q ps 1: 5---Rockets win playoff with waunakee at Tomah. a ly J I ll--New Lisbon loses to West Salem in the section- ,wif al tournament at Sparta. -S 'iih Z i'i' N 4 ' it ' ' l2--Rockets win their final game over Platteville, QQ? for consolation honors. The end of a very gig? successful season. img? lo-Mass evacuation after field trip to West Salem lt 18-20-School was relatively quiet. Why? Seniors if took off for basketball tournament at Madison. 20--21 Nfirstsn at solo and ensemble contest. APRIL 3--Donkey basketball game. Seniors vs. faculty. The ones with four legs were the donkeys. 5--Lyceum program, the Carrolls. 13--Baseball game, Wonewoc, there. 12-lo-Five days of rest as Easter vacation is here. it iiiy uup 18--Easter. It should come oftener than once lrtfggdf year. pi ,i MW' 22-Home game with Westby. 23-Preprom dance. gap A 27-Necedah, there. yfpl- ,ft 30-Junior Prom--Paris was never like this! Hills- l pyi 4--Home game with Elroy. 8--Band festival. Hup-2-3-4, Hup-2-3-4. L8---Camp Douglas game, there. boro game, here. 30--Senior class play, Annie Get Your Gun. 28---Final exams. That's an old story now, both at home and at school. i0---Baccalaureate. JUNE ---Commencement. We Finish to Begin. ---School is out, and so ends the time of our lives.

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zuvzl wkli , 1 .3 .. , -5 .. A .Ea 4. ,Q . 2 x . ,,., gifs QQEH . ai Q it ii rw Z ix lf 5- if A 5, . fi 1.5 i t gt .p gtpg.t CALENDAR DECEMBER A--Teamwork wins over Westby. ll--A defeat for Camp Douglas. Our team is red ho 13--Christmas concert put on by the high scho band and chorus. It was enjoyed by everyone. 15--Hilltoppers clipped by Rockets. 18--Christmas vacation started. 29--2 points decide the game for the first loss' the season to Tomah Indians. JANUARY o---A lyceum program featured Vincent Burns, a poe 8--Rockets zoomed over the Hillsboro Orioles. 12--New Lisbon beats ye olde rival.....Mauston. l3--Faculty meeting. Is that all them there teac ers has got to do? Sitting around at meetin thinking up new ways to make us work! lc--Basketball game at Necedah. If Warner'd had Suit on, they'd put him in too. 17--Rockets boost March of Dimes campaign with victory over Wilton. l9--The Rockets kept up their good work with a w over Wonewoc. 20--Juneau County conference of coaches and princ pals at Elroy. 21--Semester exams. 22--Semester exams. This gets monotonous! New Li bon nosed out Westby by a four point lead. 26--Another victory over the blue-gold of Mauston. 27--Oh, oh, report cards today. Such a foolish w to spoil a good day. FEBRUARY Morrison's here to take group pictures. Ever one wore his best smile. 5---Rockets shellacked Camp Douglas. 10--Lyceum program featuring Harry Lund demonstra ing table tennis techniques. A word to t wise: Never play table tennis with your mou open. 12--Once again the Rockets clobbered the Hillto perse 13--Senior Ball held at the Legion Hall. The se iors were really rolling in dough after tha Hal Hal lo--Rockets nip Bangor.

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CLARINETS: M. Mortensen, W. lhyer, M. Strand, J. Phrtin, R. Thompson, J. Duckworth, H. Cure, L. Olson, C. Loging MELLOPHONES: J. Hanson, B. Rabuck, L. Mortensen CORNETS: M. Christmann, D. Dahlke, J. McKegney, M. Macomber, D. Fellows BELLS: J. McKegney PERCUSSION: B. Rabuck, L. Sissulak, L. Baker, M. Davenport, E. Tessmer BASS: C. Christmann Forty-eight members make up the New Lisbon High School band which is directed by Robert Seering. Its first pub- lic appearance this year was Parents' Day. Later it gave a fine performance at the Homecoming game with Westby. N Other highlights of the year included the Christmas con- cert, solo and ensemble contest, and the music festival at Portage. ' Each year outstanding players are chosen to perform in