Oconomowoc High School - Reflections Yearbook (Oconomowoc, WI)

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711-e S 611.8 Jack . . . lront row: J. Schneider, Rasltke, Stillman, Swenson, Tabat., Fricdkin, 1.4-itzkc, Stocks, Melhuish, Gutschemitter, Vogt, G. Kleuwcr, R. Mill- pointer, Marquartlt, Davy, Solvcson, Snell, Davie S1-1-owl row: Wittnvhel, Maasch. Weix, Weirner, 'l'immel, Grimm, H. Gullickson, Simpson, Czerwinski, Bayer, Koehler. Lauer, Ziervoir0l. M. Neumann, A, Mr-Gabe, Hadley, Schimmelnfemiing, Branclos, M, Kraut, Third row: llruve, Gander, Zatis, Stelfen, Hensel, Dzomba, Smith, W. Nelson, IC. Whelan, Hays. Zillmcr, Holimrbroke, B. Herro. Stranclt, Schultz, Stuart, Crawfortl, Plymesser, H. Ireland, R. .Neumann, J. lrvlanel. fourth row: Reichert trec-onlerj, Shannon treco1'clerJ, Akc tsecy-treas.l. Lacy, Watson, M, Miller, Racleman, Mimlclvntlorf, Schwartz, R. John- son, Ramthun, Rhodee, H, Kleuwer, Douglas, liusjaegw-r, Rastumlv. Aepplcr, Ilatltkv, Perkins, B. Lauer, Wester, G. Gunderson, Nelson. Flanagan, Noon. Fifth row: H. Krant, Ilaute, Snyder, Harty, Grilllvy, Tsclinn, E, Sc-linvi der, Kummrow, Tremaine, Pauenkopf, Steinhofvl, Nelson, Mm-lon. Hanson, Gebel, llratz, Mason, liarnhart, Koi-pplur, Nelson, llnniph rey, Jacobson, Kempken, Kieslinir. Hamnwl. Sixth row: Crook, Bouchard, Solveson, M, Lurvvy, Moos, llnenink. Mehl- tretter, Grunewald, M, Miller, Enfxebrecht, S, Gullickson, Jerkish. Stone, Bradley. Hart, Hasslinw-r, Anderson, Nehls, Mallow, A. lfllls worth, Dirkse, Marhofke Officers not in picture: Erickson 4prvs.j, Hermes tvic-0-prvs.J. X f 1 WelaaAwm2fAe4w1Azu.. Front row: Wie-hman, Leslie. Robinson, llarnhart, Reich, Walter, I.. Roberts, Lenhartlt, Metcalfe, V. Rasmussen, lienzimzer, Perkins, Kiss- inger, Gartzke, Rnlf, Simonis, Hasselkus, Winirer, Chese-bro, Tremaine, Olp, liolson, Goetzke, Grulkc. St-1-onml row: Mc-.Gee lvice-1n'4-s.b, Timmel, Nolsl, Lemacher, lirendemuehl. lfisvher, Wallis, Davie, Johnson, Nufer, Nufor, McGraw, Butler, Lun- du, Knuesel, Jones, Carter, Machus, Teskey, Behlinpr. W. Roberts. Gelhartl. Thirml ron: llcrro tretorflerl. lluket ttreasj, McCabe, Bobrofsky, San Fillippo, Wilkinson, W. Neumann tsecy.J. J. Nissen, Schuyler, Sol'- enson, lilunk, Roth, Voigt, Lawson, Longley, Iiresnehan, Ernst, Itt- ner, Christenson, llankert, I , Merdinger, Krogh, Rowe, Harirraves. Fourth row: Stendel, M. Kraut, Kleuwer, Adams, Rico, Gayran, Ramllkt- Eirprleston, Shcblak, L. Rasmussen, Isaacson, Mons, Christian, Staelpre. Hanson, Kailer, Stocks, Frankvnbcrg, llowarnl, Schnetter, Ilupler Noon, Swart, ll, Kraut, Iboolan, Sc-hullin. Fifth row: Schultz. Slvenve, Davenport, lfulmur, Il, Kraut, lVlcAll-avey Leeds, Mattson, Stephens, Khamlans, Thomason, Klng, Zimmerman Lillge, Kelil, Taylor, Smith, Kath, Regenfuss, Baker. Sixth row: Green, Pilirrim, Meeker, Volkman, Ivt-ns, Liclic-kt-r, King Dew, Neff, Wester, Glaznap, Schoonover, Bratz, Turnbull. Seventh row: Kissling. Shaw, Plante. Officers not in picture: Grindrud tpresj, I5

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Moaedaff X l. MR. NORMAN MICINICKIC works un an ag project .... 2. MISS IIICLICN RICII..-XNIJ calls roll in gym class .... 3. MR R.XY lf. IEUICIQIC Cniuliicts the typing class .... 4. Plintographecl in the bookkeeping room is MISS Ol.l.IIf JACOBSON .... 5 M ISS AUX STOIJA Sllllllllglj' greets a cuniniercial class .... 0. MISS MARY ANN ANIDLIER graciniisly helps someone check out Z1 Imnlt .... 7. The culur spectrum is sliown to an art class hy MISS Al.'l'HlC.-X M.-XTIIICYYS .... 8. Ilaying her violin is the string instructor, MISS IfI.lZAlil'f'l'II KZR.-XHOVY .... 9. IXIISS DOROTHY SIIQXRPIC IICIIIQPIISIITIICS the use uf the sewing nizlcliinc to El class . . . IU. Clin-rkiiig the health rccnrcls is the scluml nurse, MISS VIRGINIA FORHICS .... ll. ln speech cnnfereiice with one of his students is MR. .'XIJIiI.lil'fR'l' YOYNI1 .... IZ. Substituting for MISS HIELIQN IZOHAN who is zihseut this semester. is MRS. AR- I.liX If ISASSIYIVI' .... IS. MISS L'l.,-XRQX M. MENGICI., secretary to Mr. Krueger. poses at her desk .... 14. MISS I,iliR'l'RUDIf IQRVIQIQICR, uihce Clerk, vlicvks Zl rcpurt. ww , ,q if 4 7fLef'a!zedi1lfl' l rnni rnw: Iiinzel Ivive-pres.J, Sylvester. Goetrsch, Derse, Rowe. Zentgraf, Gurlzke, Rc-klziu, Bente, Sehllett, J, Nelson, D. Neumann, Loppnow. Serum! row: I'. Snlverson. Erdman. Reich, Boomer, F. Miller. Leipski. Thiril mw: Bollenbeek ftreusj, J. Schoenfeld, Durnford, Anderson Mzmehns, Fnmstock, Wenrt, Davenport, Rupnow, Fehliml. Evans, Vinz Sun Fillippn. J. Millpoinier, Moeser, G. Dew, D. Sehradef, Miehalsky Fourth row: Mzinseh Isecyj, Mengel treeorderj, Haessly, Reddelein S1-eprer, Petersen, Kinley, Birzer. Lange, B, Johnson, Cornwall, J lmllmnn, Zindairs, Dames, L. Smith, P, Solveson, Sewell, Sehields Ifil Mono Fritseh, Day. Fifth row: Maney, Volkman, Scofield, A. Lacy, Shaw, Edwards, J, Doo lan, Rice, B. Smith. Sixth row: Schrader, Kysley, Duffy, Davy, Chapman, Bolson, Frederick Wilkinson, Nissen, Kraatz, Slemmons, Peters, Klein, B. Lillge. Hermes, Roberts, Seventh row: VV'inzenburg'. Vincent, F. Lurvey, Ruth, M. Rhmlee, Wein Whelan, Frank, Birds.-ner, Schultz, Ferry, Gonrlie, Daley, Officers not in picture: Howland Cpresj, Poetzel trecurderj.

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Weqala rv' ' - llllN years loothall team, under tfoaetll V. F. l,i1-ht, showed tine spirit and SI70l'lSIIl2l1lSlll1J although not linisliing- high i11 lllli NVlll t'0lllIllll. 'l'he reserve strength eonsisted ehiefly ot' ineXpe1'ie11eed under- 1'lZlSSlll0ll who as the season pro,Q'ressed showed good fOl'llli l'U0llt V opened tl1e season against a YVGll-ll2llilllt'9ll ll:1rtl'o1'd team: witl1 most ot' the boys 011 the team pl:1'1'i11g their first gfilllltx, they were a little jittery Zlllil were hnally subdued. The next game was against the Ripon t'll2llllpl0llS. The Plll'gI0ld9l1S played a line Qilllltk and were 11ot seored upon 1111til the last live 111i1111tes of the game. Then t-he Cooney squad bowed to a highly favored Beaver Dam team by 0119 point. In- spired by llomeeoniing, the tean1 easily defeated the tfolumhus outfit. The Cooney boys played their o11ly night gaine at Waupun, nueeting defeat. next en- a high-powered Mayville team that had l'0l1Ill9l'lllg everytl1i11g' its own way. However 0.H.S. had enough tight to take tl1e last 9llt'0lIlll6l' from West Bend i11 the traditional Armistiee day QIZIIIIU. 6 l. Mr. Meineke has Coon- ey, our mascot, i11 tow. 2. Coach gives the boys a pep talk between halves. 3. Fight team! urges chief cheerer, ,lim Pynn. Team - Sitting: Biefeld, Davenport, Kersten, Raaseh, Czerwinski,VVohlrabe Cman- agerb, VVhelan, Erickson, Ireland, Herro, Ziervogel. Middle row: Braunschweig, Stuart, Ittner, Rowe, Rohl- off, W. Raaseh, Wlegiier, Howland. Kane. Back row: Mr. Reinhart Ca s s i s t a ll t eoaehj, Beales, Rentmeester, Duket, Petersen, P i l g r i ni, Cleary, Anderson, Sorenson, Mr. l,iel1t tcoaehb. 1. The Commercial club float buries Columbus. 2. At the bonfire the night be- fore the game. 3. One float goes gunning for Colum- bus. I We dq t'ooney l1lll'll0tl the Jinx at the Il0lll000llllllg bon- festivities. ooo , J tire to wi11 tl1e game over Columbus 011 October 13. laraders braved a misty raing a dance ellmaxed the