Oconomowoc High School - Reflections Yearbook (Oconomowoc, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

A J A. .r - , :-',, E .vIi. 55, A- -K xii , . 32,5 -15:52 :M vrvsm bm. -:Q .X ...,..,,. 3 , Q5 sr 112 .gf K .,4 f me .w yr xg ,M ' ' .1 K -, in 1 'H agkhi' M ,gs ff- 32' Xldf g V Nix I f 'K' V vi .- X ,I V W 2 - f 1 :- l 1955 Reflections Staff Editor-in-Chief -A Patsy Kiiander Assistant Editor Class Editor -V- ff Ann Higgins Janice Driscoll lfeature Editor A Lois Zaliradka Business Editor - Sue Sherwood Sports Editor fr LeRoy Pontzlotf L -i . . V Art Editor f Photography Editor Eaculty Advisors ucctta Bloedowx - Mark Nammaclier Y Doris Wzirring Theda Sfliwitters 195 Reflections Oconomowoc High School Ueonoiiiowiw, WiSl50IlSiH Table of Contents Administration and Eaculty Seniors Class Will Underclassmen Clubs Sports Student Life Class Prophecy Patrons To those who know you, Rudy Timmel, you're ll source of inspiration. VVith puticltvc, energy aml intt-rust you have vultivzltccl ll lovc aml enjoyment of music into every imunher of your Ucoiimnowm: High School llnml. XVQ-'rc proml of our liziml aml everything it stzimls for: ll haml that can luring :1 hurst of sliouting' :tml cliccrs . . . or just I1 struzun of tears lu cvcry Comicy stmlt-nt. .X lmml that you, Mr. 'l'iinmul, haw made. .Xml so, wc, the Class of 1055 very promlly rlcrliuutc this cilition of lh'llt'c'tions lu you, lXlr. Timmcl, :tml your Band. -2- C?35GQ9Q:CUSf7 , 1 2 ' ' A, Y Q P' ,W ' f'.f,ff',5-g - X- X 623' N' Q ' M w,5gQf ,? 'ff' - , f iw 19 , A ,' t ' K 1 : 1,9 5 0 I -,,,,,,,,7 -3- Nw , , my qv- X X. SXYAXSUN NIR, ll. li. HLSUIX :'fllrff'ul .SkHfu'1'i11l4'n1l1'i11' nf Srl! fficers of Administration qt SCHOOL IZOQXRIJ Ilnrvg Ulwla, l:u'l Wallin-, 4l:1rr'uC1- Huvvv, llv1'lrrx'l YK:n'l1vr, I h:u'l1w X rvml H1 l-'v11m'i- Nlmluh-, Irvm- Stvtnywr, Ifflxl Iir:-ulzmnnn -.. 4 Y- S Ge tie' Scfktce X yei 1 X5 Axxwv X , 1 9 ' Wm X eww' ' Bd fef 1 Y- J nc F f,mLe .Y .- Q19 . ,B .awk VW' Sch I ,P ' csehh S T homasi D Orfv . W' fa,-,in U1 ' L U F acul W U . vs Xa Schw 'We .thai :MY ' 1 Men' W4 .wear gg, IJ 0b,., 'ff-ra eve' fig, . dry Han. A AmlQ,.SOn ' Ohm., Gs H0 Cking, 'eff-42 'Ze uk-DXF Ri Phzll' 1 . r Iiuulvn ,qvnml H A ' Wlllmf, Winn '. .N fw if Vkfgxx Sxn'wW .ye .yn W 111, 1S4d Our F aCUlty ' l'l'l'17 fem . J, NT 'Yee - Qlr:r.q,,'e,. 6 AMW Ilnrriel ffamllbelj, bmi Homme wx we . 0 wk .-400' e Yak .nxhy W mls? 2 daze Seven-wa 3' ff-gl: 452 C QWVL fin ' reixe Xi C85 Pa-LFG A. EXW nkollf' . Ream 1 Dana V NNWXW epich Q YA1x9'5ke' apol B . WMA 613,111 Y-W 'bln Ulu' Faculty Wtatdamww 51. A Ray Soi!eau, Margaret Wolf M NWLQM-A Nolan Isaacson HCV You awe Q Ffsg, 'I Xwoixsizx s.l7Il'ley gf-'ipjlyn QUWQ av mm Okol. Gfeb AQYWV' 'Y-Www Bows Twil, X-we unrhelf' Rude .-7- 9 Cooks w - if sa. 3 Nw A-JJ . R A l a'.',! v i - ' 4 503, 2 vii, : f x , ,n Jim If U. 'W nk. V ' Q 'f- ,Lf , K Lvonu Ilriscull and Esther Nuhls Viola Mac-del' and Nora Whelan l p 1 . w eu etlu lea '67 Jamivv Futi lhmlurvs Will ncbcl Custodians Viulu Govruvn mul Irma Grimm Herbert Polsler, Clmrlvs Lzmh:-, llnrulxl Otto Lillie ZlIlH!'l0l'ITlHll :xml Orvilla Wu wg- HWHYH'UUUJWHlITlIUI SSO .-9- Vlass officers: Jim Hnrrinirtnn, pros.: Mary Cax'ot,he1's, sec.: Janice Driscoll. trezis.: Michael Wilkinson, vice-pros. Class of 1955 VSA., ' Karen Andersen ga,-ol Ang'-ick lh11'rw Hlzut f'u1m'.v .Yi1ll1v'ully --5-,,,,H, l5 lmlm.'i liiwmmu 3- 41 5l'i T flu 5- '41 Min-.1 m'i.f,i.- 4: mai.-ls' :mir 1. 1. , llumr- lzruimiiiius ilul: 4: Pep 3: 'rl.ivh, 'I-rin tg. 4: IAihI.m.Y 4-lub i,lul1 2. .l, 41 xlib. y-I1 C-..?..X. li' lvrvsr 4: Latin L-lub 3' 4: I-up K I, -'-I 42 l '1HHHl1-'H 1- -- -ll IMI' vim, ig :fm-L-wif, 1: u..x.,x. 5. 4, Xie Illil' . Elizabeth Anderson ' 111- .nm .ily .s'1miim.f' MYVUU A'-'WN in,-1, g11,,,, 1: 1,-H-V 1- 3- 3- .ii :Sn lnnrrllv. ll.v IS'i'i'r1 lmml IJ liuilruwllliiig -Vulirli llvlmtn' l 3 IN NTU 3 U Siullcnl liiiilqfll 3251-Q.. .ll Npzniirli ltihmry VMI, 3: 1.mnnwrCial Vinh illllr 7 v lvl flllll l 7 i 4 - - - N H Q' 'g' 1,1 t. X X ', .tj 41 llunu- lucolmlnlcs llixln .lg Psp ......-,.. , - . A , l'lin'z'vln':nlL-1' l, 2, 3. -ig 1'l'Ulll lluli J' 4' MAMA' 3, 4' H10- Donald Babcock i'UllSllJfCl'tll1gl Hrarf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, .lg lutramural Sports 49 Trombone Trio 3, 4. Jeanine Barry Whoa Irish Eycs Arc Smiling Girls' Choir 1: Library Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Safe Driver 4. Dolores Becker Star Dust Girls' Choir 3. 43 Spanish Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2,9 Pep Club 2, 3. Donald Bence Sunny Sidz' of tht' Strvrf' Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Track lg ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Courtg Prom Court, Barbara Berfling Red Sails in ilu' S1m.srt Crier 3: Library Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, Home Economics Renata Blasing l Bvlic'z'v Girls' Choir 3, French Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 31 Home Econom- ics Club 1: Pep Club Z, 3, For- ensics 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. Lucelta Bloedow lVith A Song In My Heart Mixerl Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 1, Z: Triple Trio 1, Mixe-l Octet 23 Girls' Trio 3, 45 Reflec- tions 3, 4, Homecoming Commit- tee 2, Debate 4, Camera Club 4, Service Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Home Economics Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Dm- matics 3. Robert Bodine C'cst Si Bon Band 1, 2, 3, Pres, 4, Mixed Choir l, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, Z 3, Pres. 45 Boys' Quartet 1, Z. 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 3, 4g Debate 3, 43 Cam- era Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3 and 4, Student Council 4: French Club 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Projectors' Club 4. Henrietta Boehme Oh, Happy Day Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4: Girls' Choir 4: French Club Ig Latin Club 2, 3, Home Economics Club 1, Z, Pep Club 25 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4g N.H.s. 4, c.A.A. 3, 4. Beverly Bowe Haw Important Can It Br? llome Economics Club 3, 4, Club Z, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 1'-A-A' 3' G.A.A. 2,3,4. 111.- EES? , ,.,.. ...A , ' fu: .. ,...,1 Berry Butler 'lily Funny I'al4'l1tim ' .lack Bradley lirzuluntecl at the 50111051012 l.z1tin Club l. .22 G.A.A. 1. Mary Carolhers Oli, lVlmt u Hvuutiful .lfdflllillgfu Shlflvv Bnnk Ilnnd I, 2, .Ll-lg Mixed Choir 1, 4- -. ' - , y -1 2. 3, -lg fll'C1l'Sff2l I, .21 Girls' H A U hrmt Linh H grid Choir I, Z: Triple Trio l, .23 Crier Hand 23 Mixed Choir l: Orchestra l. 2, .ll llUIllEC0l'Ilillg Cfllllllllfiff .g mme Economics Club 1. 41 Z. 3: Service Club 3. 41 Student i Club .lg Forensics lg G.A,A. Council .lg French Club Sec. 3, 1 4 Pres. 4: Spanish Club 1, 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4': li.A.A. l, 2, J, 4: Cheerleader 2, .L 43 l7.A,R. Girl, Class Trans. 35 Class Sec. 4. Q 5 .. Wayne Bucher! 4 .,.. E , Joan Carter It.v Tllrrr O'rIm'k in flu' I - ,um-,,g,,,, ls,-:lv of mf :sun Mixed Chnir J, 4: llnys' Uetet 41 Spallish ,I-lull Ll Zi .Home ECU' Spanish Club 33 lntrannxral Sports m'f'5 Ulll' 43 lfl' flllll li -3. 3. 1, 3, 3, 4, 41 h.A.A. l, J, 3, 4. Lois Burchardf M , ,, Lorraine Claffey l'm1ugl ut llrarr Girls, Vhoir I. li 3: Stmiem H lm! illmr 1.x lhnr' In 5113. Council l: Commercial Club Sec- Hand 2, 3, 4: Cuxnmercial Club -lg Trezie J. Pres. 4: Library Clnl- Latin Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4g -l l X A 4 Forensics Z: li.A.A. 1, 3. Judifh Bush Did You liwr Sm' u Ilrram lf'f1 f 'wf Rose Condella l Mixed Chuir l, Z. 3, 42 Girls' '-Tl ,vu '41, 1 H' fp. y l :mir 11 Girls' Triple Trio 2, 3, , ml l , H fm 0 43 IJ,.1,att. 1: 5l,a,,i5h qui, 3, 3: Girls Chmr 2, .lg Library Club ' Latin Club l, 2: Pep Club 1, 2: 31 lr.A.A. l. i forensics 1: U.A.A. lg Draniativs 1 . i -12- Sue Covert Trzmsferresl during school year. James Darrow lf Tlml llUl'.Yil1l lla ll l!lfl'5llIllll'Zll Sports 4, Kenneth Duncan I lJm1't l1'uut tu Sv! flu' W'arl1l mi Firru Dae Elert TI1vrr',v .Yo Bu.v1'r1r.rx Likn Slmw Iiuxirirmr' Mixed Choir 3, 4: Girls' Choir 1, 2: Mixed Octelte 2: Triple Trio 3, 4: Crier 45 Homecoming Com- mittee l, 3, 43 Guidance Committee J, -lg French l'lub 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, J, 4: Forensics 1, 2. 3, 4: N.ll.S. 4: llrzimatics 2, 3, 4. James Dickson Richard Engebretson Ballad of Davy Crockett Spanish Club Z: Football 1, 2, 3, PVP llrwv .Vallzingf fo Rvmrmlnrl' .Sb Far 42 Tm? 1- 2- 3- 42 T'1'fH H'ff'l nami 1: F.F.A. 4: Basketball lg -A Sports L., S, 4. Joanne Drews Football 1: lntramural Sports 3. John Enters 1'll Hr .Yrrizlgl Yon ll'x l.u7'i', l.u1'r, l.07'1'! X 'l'r:mst'rr Student. Basketball 1: Golf 1, Z, 33 lntrn- mural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4. Janice Driscoll It'.v All in thr Game Girls' Choir 1: Crier 1, 2, 3, -lg Richard Esser Reflections 3, 43 Service Club J. Oh 43 Spanish l'lub 3, 4: Home Econ- Q i omics Club 41 Pei Flub 2, 3, 4: l l A l, 3. -ll H3S9l'Hll 4- l N.lI,S. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Class Treats. 4. -513- Mariorie Evans Graham Garfzke li1'unmml.r .-ln' 0 ffirllv Rfxt l'lP'l'4'lI1lH 'i'ln' Girl Tim! I' .'llarry Girls' flmir .lg Spanish l'lul1 31 linskctlxnll 1, 2, 3. 4g Fuutbnll l llmm- l'Icomnuics Vlul: 43 Pep Clull 3. 3. 4: Ilnselmll l, 2. 1, lg li.A..-X. 1, 3, 3, 4. avr- 'i John Flory '-V.,,,',-.- mf 711,- 4: k.2Hlll l ' Beatrice Frank .S'uvn'1l'ln'n' rlluugl lin' ll'ay James Gaugert --su, 1A1.-- T-11 11- fl 3 ,. . .lit Sis -mi Sw' x' Iruck 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3 Gloria Geiger Iim'p in lily llvartu Gnnlm-l'cizxl Vlulr -lg Home EC - lm lizmml l, 2, 5, 4: Orclwstrzl 1 rnlucs llnlu 2. J: l'rp llulr 7 l -,., , . . fr- 'c-a V Donald Franks l.u:y l'lnur,v liuskutlmll I. 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, Bernard Giese illu,vil', .llu.vil', lUu.vir rzu1sfer Student Clarence Frank Shnley Gnber, t r um, 0 1 1' Il , n nm ll ' I nnle-:ull ll lr 4 Home Fc n ., .Ah 1- 1.1 , .., ., 3 'umm I iw - . , - . A Hmc . , . -14- 6 I Helen Gill A , , U Ronald Hoffman Look for flu' Sxlimr Lllllllg In I B J , tt ' ' 7' Frvuch Fluln -lg Lakin Clulr 2, 33 1 1 1 will ug Home Economics Club 4: Pep Club luvlrflvilll Zi ll1f fUUUl'fll 3110115 1, 3, -lg Forensics 1, 2, C.A.A. 2, 3. 3, 4- 3, 4. Roy Holle Of'ru Up flu' Iillfl l1m4.v1 ' Donald Grace Smiles M i Spanish Flulr 2, .lg Track 1, 2, 3, lflmsfvl' 5tUd5Ut Golf 4, Iutrzumlrnl Sports 3, 4. Evallgelme Glmderson Richard Hornbosfel fmfhl Br' This Or That ,,I,H nhl!! Alana., l1 '5? f,LfrL'ffQifg fffmsl' Um' lfuntlmll 2, 3, rmselmll 2. James Hanmglon William Howland 'nw' ,MTW I l'm Gmznu Cfvt rr Girl fl.iE'5fL?T 3', 5fii?I3lT'tff1fAt5fl'5fG'R Mm limi 2- 3' 41 'WS' Om 2. Yves. 31 Ifurenslcs 1: qlfootlxall l 'Q','fQ 1' 31: Jiaifllall 2? l, -3 lutrxuuurul Sports ... 3, 45 fit' I mmmu ' 'UAS ' Prom Fuurt: flass Pres, 3 :uul 4. 'i ., L f Wlllmoi Hashngs carol Hynek . gp 13145114-1 and a P1-pk HIlurmwm-LWk-V HMI Frmu f Prior 4: llumecumiug Couuuittee 33 ,.- h, , .. 7 1 ' S .nl Cl I 'W Student Council -lg Latin Uluh l, 91113 Knoll 'Ulf' :'nSg'm fl 'U' l' 'l 2: l tam 'al S1 'tr l, 2, 3, 43 -- -'H Um' :CU ,S . Q, lJral1ll:1:iLsu5.l ml N Pell muh 31 f A X I l 4 an TQ' 4 lg X I A mag -,..-. ,M . fi -151 Arlene Johns .S'urm't1'nn ' John Juenemann .S'lfm' l'M'e ' Clu'1'f'l ' llmnc licmu IlllL'S Cunnm'r4'inl Club 4' l'llIll Club 7 lip Klub 2, .l, ln..X..X. .L Geraldine Kawleski l'm l.tmlrluyf U'1't'r u Four l.ruf llub l. 2 12..X.A. I, J. ,. -A ia is ' H , Robert Kelchner 1' W Ilnu'I tiff .-lrnuml J'llm'l1 Any- 'C Vg uwr4 ' S'uvlf-nt l'oum'il l, .23 l'll't'!lL'll Club lg lftmtlxall 2. -6: Track I. 2, I M , ' 4: lIlll'Clllllll'Ill Sp:-rty 1, 3, .L 4 Q 'Ll ' it Donald Kiefer? l'm Yiltiugr Un l'l'nrltl 3, 4. lwmtball 2, .L -l: Int lap nf flu' r:unural Sports Patricia Kilonder .'lll.rf'd livxuiiurzf' Mixed Choir .lp Girls' Choir l, 23 Triple 'frm 33 Crier l, 2, .lg Re- flecainns 2, 3, Editor 4: Service Club .L -lg Student Council .SQ l rcnch Club 2, .lg Latin Club 1: Home l'1CUll0Il1lCS Club -lp Pep Club 1, 3, 4: N.ll.S. 3, 43 G.A.A 2, J, 43 llmnecuming Court. Nancy Kimple l1't't'un.vt' uf You Girls' Chair 3, 4: Reflections 4: In-hats lg Student Council lg Spanish Club -l: Latin Club Sec. 1, .iz Pep Club 1, 2. K, 41 Furen- ' ' 7 Nurs .lg lr.A..X ... 3, 4. Thomas King l1'nwru'r'urlgl Guidance Connnitter 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Latin Club .lg Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: lfuutball I, LZ, 3, 45 'Tracie 3, 3, 4: Prum Court. Neil Kinkel '4.'lll'V'iA'lIl'I't' I ll'uml1'r Nlixetl Chuir I, 2, Trans. 3, 42 lluyx' Quartettr: 2. 3, 4: Cantcra Club J, J. 4: Latin Club 2, Pres. .lg l 1vl':-lisivs I: N.lI.S. 4: Intra- mural Spnrts 35 liranlatics J. 3. William Kleinschmidt l'irrn' nu My llarld.v Iinsketball I. 2, 3, 43 Track 1: l1llI'1lI1llll'1ll Spurts 4. -15- 1 4 Jerold Klug O:u'r Iffwn iz 'l'irm ' l'1tin Club 7' Fnnilri ' Claude Krahn HTIIIH' ll fv1l!lll1't'H J. .. . I K I1 Q, -M '12 Bglml 1, 2, 3. 4 3 Orcllvwtrn '12 I1-ack 1, Z: lntrxmmrzxl Spmts 1, gn' 1-:mu 3 4 P 1 4 Duane Knopp Snmf'Imd3' l.u'1'rx Ah Football 1: Track 1: lmrzmmral . U 1 I.. . Caryl Krambs l Fvvl rl Still!! fmniugl Ou Mixed Choir Treas, 4: Gifls' fhvmiu 3: Triple- Trio 3, 4: Uriei' 2, 3: llumecuming l'ommittee 1, Z, 5, 4: Student Guidance Cunmmittee ses. 3 :mil 4: Service Club 4: Cum- B R.- Sllmits l' 2' 3' 'li mt-rcial fllllll 3, 4: Latin flulr 5, 4: Pep Flulr 2, 3. 4: Fureusics 1, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 4: 1l.A.A 2, 3: Tre-as. 4: Drrunzitirs 3. Joan Koch ,4 .. . .. Kenneth Kuhiz I lfizxh I U M: I Girls' Ch'-ir 1: liilnrary Clulr 1: lhhlnt lm! U Mmm wg French Club Pres. 4: Latin Clul, Slwailiih Vlull 3: Ilnse-hall 3. ig :R mf 2, 3: Home Economics Club 1, 4: Intramural Spurts 3. 7 Pep l'lulr 1, .., 3, 4: Furensics 1, P I 1 X X 7 I 4 Esfher Koeppler Carol leidgen '',S'nf1.':ixt1'mfi'il Lady HI'm ' TIN RUN.. Vries' 2, -1: Service Flulm -1: l,:xtm 5 : 1-I y 3: H lg, l'1ui: 2. 3: Pep Clulr 1,' 2, 3. 4: C'liill1Hi.ll: iill:l..X. Z.0me lmmnmx li..X..X. Z, 3, 4: llrunlxmus 4. Jane! Kraft Blu: Tkzev Jeaneife Llllge Mx Blur Hr'n1f'u ml 1 mr K online l llimme Ecmmnlirs Flulx 4' Pep ' . , ,. 1 . , llnnle ltcmmlillcs 'I x 3 1 Jerrold Lillge l1'll ,Ur lllr-V lhlwlmll 1, J, J, 41 lllIl'llHllil'Ill , , Warren Loveland l'm l m'4'7'l'r lilufviuy linlvlvlvx s,...1-no 1, 3, 1, 4, l'-'WY 3- -V 4- Richard Li incoll . pp Lors Luebke lu .Hy .lll'rl'y Ul1l.mmIu'lv , ,, Tuul 7 . . Cl I . . . I l ..l .... . . 4:ml5'ltlmh llfluy, 3' tRlEtil':,,,t1:.Tl'11' flIl'lQ Klum' I, .2,..i: f1llllll'llJI'Cl1ll J, J: Gulf 2, 3, 4: lntrzuuul':nl Vlul' 3' 41 Pri' club '35 l x 'x' s,...m 3. .L 4: 011.55 Pres. 1. 2- Burlon Loeding John Martin .ll l,u.vl lf llmlql llum' 11'4'l'1l .llrw 'l'1:n.'k J, 5, 4: lntrzmmrznl Spnrts Mixed Vhuir 1, 2, 35 Iluulvlc Quar- .L 4, let J, .lg llumevmning Vmnnrittcc ' n'tQ1 l K 1, J: lmrannurzxl Syn , , .,, .. Mary Loppnow l'm ,Allin-41x'.v f-lltlillllil Ruiulnm-.v M ' Ronald Marlin Slim-fl fhuit' I, 2, J, -lg Girls' Vlmir I. J. .ig llirls' 'l'riu 1, J, l1'4'xl 7-lll-IHIA' in Life' .-ln' 1'il'l'!'H 3, 'lg II -' ' -' l' 'tt' I, . , , 1, In 1 l.:llin Vlulr l. .23 l'x'p l'lul1 l, J, 'X' 4: Baseball 3' 5' J, -ll ll..X..X, I, 1, K, -l. Mary Loveland Kathleen McDonough llulrl Mr, llnrll LUV, lxl.x.v .'l'l4' lh' lllllll' lmugllt Npmnslm fluh 3, llunu luwlxnxlmlc- hulls lhuu 3, l'wnn'l1 Llulr 4: ' ' ' ' 7 3' l'c-lx lllllll I ' ilulm J, 4: h..X..X .L Lllllll fluly l i f I i -13- Patricia Meuler Till ilu' Rm! 7lIIlll!I Cnnwx Along Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Crier l, 2: llomeromiug l'tmuuittee 4: Service flub 3, 43 Student Council 2: Latin Club l, Sec. .lg Home Econ' muics flub 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 N.ll.S. 43 fl.A.A. Z, 3, 43 llramatics 1. 2, 3: Vlass Sec. 1. John Monroe Tt1kt'.r Tivo To TKIIUIOI' Ftvutlxall 1, 2. 3, 4: Trnclc l, 2, 4: lutranulral Sports l, 2, Ll, -l. Dorothy Meyer lf l Knrw Timm Agnus Nagy IVl1rvb1 ' Home liconuruics Club 4: Pep Club Girls' fhoir gy 3: Cumme,-U31 flul, 4 4 P Llul 4 Duane Miller I7ou't Fmzrf' Mr In :ep'mZ.. Mark Nammacher 1 l'V1'5ll I Had A Girl French Club 3' Basketball 2' Reflections 2' 'lk 4: .Cmnem - , ,' , . ' Cll Z, 3351 l tt '11, 3: Eotgballl 1, lnttamural Sports 1, Frisch Vluh itchy: 3' 4: ' ' ' Basketball I, l, 3, 43 Tennis .lg Catherine Miller This lx tht' l.iff ' l Transfer Student Charles Monroe Ru,rty 0111 llaltf' Vlass Pres. 2. Paul Nass 'null Br sl4ff7Yl'.Ft'dH Hand l, 21 lntranlural Sports 3, 4, Janet Nehring I tIur.v.v It H'ux You :Ill tlu' Tinu ' Band lg Mixed fhnir 2: l,ibrarinu 3, 43 Orchestra I3 Girls' Choir lg lloxuecuming Committee 3, 4: Octet 21 Tfiltli' Tritt 35 Qll2U'T t Spanish Club 3, 4: Gulf l, 2, 3. 41 Crier l. Z. 5. Elllllll' 42 Home- -lg lntrantural Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Cllfllllul 3. 5, 42 l4illl'Hl'Y Clllll 31 Latin flub l, ll Home l :lQltllltl'lllL'S Flub 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: l l 4 N.ll.S. 3, 43 h.A.A. -, ,, , llramatics l. ...19-. ...'? Marlon Nelson 5 vii fl lh' .Xu .X in' In CHUM' llumi' ln Mixml l'hrnr J, Yicv-l'rcs. 45 Kin-l-a' Elleen Page, I 1 1 :nr lhur I, J: hirls' Uk-te! lg Gifs l l.i1'i' tlu' 5uu.rln'm' if Yi Quzrtrt 4: Fri:-r 1. 3, 4: llumi- ,3',,,,'l,- cunning Qui-eu: Sc-rvice Flulr 3. 42 Stumli-nt Fnuncil 4: Spzmish Vlulm Gills: Vlmil' 5- 43 ll-'mf' M111-1111 4 in Huh 4 K, 43 x llumr l :CUlllIll1IlCS l'luh : S ln X X luis iltrlllrml Y Carl Nicholson 'N . James Petersen 1 A .S'tr'u:1m' Tlluryfx .-Irv lluf1f'i'uiuy1 'l'4'ui'l1 Mi' 'l'nuig1lrt 3 l Spanish l'luln I, .21 Home licmi- l'Nl't'llCll Fluli lg llzmektlnall l: Foul . .ig i xi is 1, J, J, 43 lu- hull Ig Tennis 2, .L 4: 'l'r:wl: I A im ii :il Spfrls 2 s lntrzimuml Spurts J. 3, 4. I A Diane Olson mls 'fimr' Gnrx Ifyu .lo Ann Petersen l'lil4v Mr lli'urt.r mul l lim'i'r.v Slvmisli K'lu'u l, Z: llimic Iifun- lll l5' fl'f'l'i -3' 5- 45 l-mil' mul' llnlr I 4 5 ll Llulr 4 , Y IPIIHCS 4 . Joan Otto iw-u:y mn, I -. .3 anne licumnnics ' Isp ftlllll I, .., 3. Terrence Peterson XII ul Klan: 1. 2. 3, Vins. 4, I, ' Girls' l'lwir l. 2, .lg Girls' Trim run Tun Um lh' n lh'1'unn'r' llmnr El'llIlllIlllt'5 flulr 4: IR-p Clziln ll-:.ilil1,h ll.luIl:ll:.'nI:T:l:iM21 'Q 'Ll l ' iuimzxx 1 I ' i 4 lmnns John Polosoari .'llr, 7'um'lnl4f7i-11, l'. .Sf llulnvrmllillg King: Sr'1'viL'v flnlx 4: Student lulllltlllll I: Spzmisli lzlnlu 2, 35 Uaskrtlizill I, 2, .il llnutluzill l, J, 3. 41 lruck 1. 2. 3, 4: Intraimnrxil Sports 4. ml' 5 . Joan Perry .Xcwvt mul l.m'r'l,v lAulm11ei'1'i:il l'lnlu 3, 43 llumu Ecu . . , . UIIIICS lluh 1, 33 lfll llnh 4 ti..-X..X. .l. 20- Barbara Peffers Gramluateml at Semester LeRoy Pontzlaff l.n7'r. llly.vt1'r3', and .f-ldz'1'liYurc Klixvml Choir Z, 3, 41 Crier 1, Z, 3, 45 Reflections 1, Z, 3, 45 Cam- era Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club 3, 45 Forensics Z, 35 N.H.S 45 Bas- ketball 15 Football l, 25 Baseball l. 2: Track 3, 45 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3. 45 Dramatics Z, 45 Projectors Club 3, Pres. 45 Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4. Richard Popp Oli, llua' l Halt' to Crt Up in flu' Morning Latin Club 1, Z5 Football Z5 Base- ball 2, 35 intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 llI'2ll'I'lHliCS 2, 4. Janice Propp Pink Sliampuif' Library Club 15 Commercial Club 3, 4: French Club 35 Pep Club 4, 3, 4: Class See. 3. James Quirk Lvt'.v Hun' Aimtlirr Cuf' uf C'1Iffz'l ' Debate 15 Service Club 2, Pres 3 and 45 Student Council l, 35 Latin Club Z, 35 N.H.S. 45 ln- tramural Sports l, Z, 35 Prom Court: Dramatics 2, 4. Kenneth Rather Combi Tliruuglll flu' Ryvn Forensics l. Arlene Reinke My l.1'i'tlv Cal in Calirou liibrary Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Forensics 3. Robert Renfmeester l.01'f' Me Q Hnmeconling Court: Service Club 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Tennis 45 Baseball 2, 35 Intramural Sports 4. Barbara Reufeler lu tht' Moor! Spanish Club 55 Home Economics Club 1, Z5 Pep Club Z, 35 U.A.A. 2, J, 4. Mary Riddle l.ittlr Tl11'11g1.v Mvun u Lot Crier 15 French Club Vice-l'res. 4: Spanish Club 1, Sec. 55 Home ,W Economics Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 N.li.S, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 4. V' -21.. Joseph Rosrer 'lem' Rush Ill lil' lurl ll'lllmul You Hulk M 01 f HH' HHH U 'm'H I7m-'mtv 4: SL-rvive l'lul14g lfnren- Hand l- 5' fl5 lnrls f,hfHf,44 gin 4: lmrmmlml Smns 4: Pmm llonre IUCUIIUIIIICS llulm lg lc-p llulx 1 X481 Km, Harrrel Salter l'1'r trol Ihr lforld On A Slfllllflll Don Roswell l'1'1' Hrrn Tllllllklllu Q h Q Home l'.L'0l!0l1'llC!'3 llull I, 2, 3, v' 4' Y- S Gary Scholl Keflhefll RU9l'IlOW l71'rn, llfm flu' 1.I'!llll.f l'lml'.r ll'l1al I l.1'lcr Mixr-nl flmir 1, 2, 3, 43 Buys' l.' , l, J, 3 ll U- Min-.I Umar 1, 214 l .l+'.A. 1, 2, L 1','f' ,,llgk,,,,,a,l If 2: if,:Mlmil 3, -lg Intramural Sports 3, 4. I' 1' 3' 4: Golf lt 2: lmramuml Sports 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-l'rr:s. 1. Shrrley Runyard ,wwf Ann Schullhels Mlxcvl Ihmr 3, 43 lnrls lhnlr 2, .Nnl lrl ' .lg nirle' U If-t J: 'l'ri11le Trim . , . , J, 4: l'mmnerci:ul Fluln Vice-Pres. Ijlhmhy lluh 1: han ' ' -lg Latin Flulr .lg Pep Flulv Z, 3, lvl' club 3- 45 l'-A-A' -l' 4' -I: 1i,,X.A. 2, 1, 4: Safe- Driver -1. Nola Schultz Allan Rupnow l'yrf-fvrizrr .s'fm,f' Run .-lr0uud fll'f'lR'Sll'1i 2, S.,-1: Girls' fhuir 3: llvluxte 3: lntrznnural Sports 4. I wh 4: . Service muh. 4: con mercml Llulm 43 Pep llulu l, 2, S J. 4: Ifurcnsics .lg G.A..X. Z, 3, 4. f-22- Vilas Scott 'l'l1rrr'lI Hr iz Hal Tino' in flm Old Town: Tllllifllllll Hand l. 2, 3. 43 llnsketliall 1, J, 4: Footlmall l, 3. 4: lntrainural Sports 3, 4 3 Prom Court. Susan Sherwood '.S'::'i'i'llu'ur'! of Sigmm Chi M11-ls Lhoir 1, 2: trier 2. 3, 45 Refli-'tions 2, 3, 4: llelmte I3 Slu- ilent Council l. 5, Sec. 4: Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4: Home Economics Vluli 43 Pep Flulx Z. 3, 43 Foren- sics .ig N.H.S. 43 G.A.A. 1, 3, Sec, 4g llomecuinim: fourtp Ilru- inmirs 41 Prom Court. Elizabefh Sfaedfer sl Huy Cliurixv i-1 Girl Uulil .Ylrr l.'r1li'lu'.v Him Xlixeml Choir Z, 3, 4: Girls' l'lioii 1, 2, 33 Triple Trio l, J, 3: Girls Quartet 4: Reflections 2, 33 Girls merrizil Flnli 3, 45 llonif- Econom- ics Fluli 41 Peo Vlulw l. 2, 3 Forensics lg G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Sfargard 5 if Si t' :mmm um l - I ,J 3 liaml 2, 3, 4: Bl ixcil Vhoir 41 '55 .F Trafk 3, 4: l nt rmnu ral Sports l, . S 7 3 4 V i' il .., , . Ki X X iz Irene Sioberg Frances Siefner My Old KflIfIlK'li'j' Ilum1 ' I IV 1'A.t li . . . . . W I 1 in lm Spanish 4 luli 3: Home lzconoinirs , . , . . Home Economics fluli 3, 4g lro lluli ' Jacque Sorenson lu thi' Cool. Cool, fool, nf thc If1'rll1'11g Q Klub 4: leo ilnlw 5, 43 ii.A..X Mary Ann Sticks .Srlmol Days Klixesl Fhoir 3, 4g Girls' lflioir 2: Double Octet 23 Triple Trio .ig uartc! 4: Reflections 3, 4: l.iA lvrary Ululu 2, 3, 45 Conmiercial 5liX?fl Clwif l. -3, 3- Cluli 33 Spanish Cluli 5. 45 Pep 7 Mary Sorenson I l7ou't Farr ll'lm KIlUTl'.Y Ii Klivefl fhior J: Triple Trio .li l'riz'r 35 Homecoming fonmiittev .lg llorneconnug Courtg Camera Vlnh 2: Latin flub Pres. J: Home licnnomics Fluh 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 5, 4: fheerleailer 3, 43 Prom Queeng Dramatics 2, fluli l, -, 3. 43 Forensics N H S Jean Sforkson 1 Dmft Wanna Src You Cryfrf' Don Trmmel l?u Al lvl flu' Wurv Hr! in llvlzl 'Jale Sutherland l5y.'.v I h I lik in lln' lfuulf' llnn-l l, 2. 3, 4: Svrvicc flulv 4: I U . I 1 liuillance K'mnmittce .l, 4: Stmlcnl lm 'm'l 'l Nmll' I' 3' 'l' 4' l'unm'iI l, 2: lfrvnclx Flulr J, l'rn-s. A. N.ll.5, 42 lwrutlrzlll 1. 2, .lg Meredith Taylor lx'1'u1ly, ll'l'll1u, llllll ,'llYlr LeRoy Tobolf Hin-ls' Flu-ir I, 31 Lmin Hull .ig l'w JH-ff ll fu1'lU1l'l'J' BUY' llumm- l'Inm1mniCH l'lulr lg lk-lm 4. - Vluln l, J: lfurcnsica l, 3,2 G.A.A. lllul 3' 5' 4' 1 Martha Teizloff .S'r'.vlrr.v Marlin Treffner Girls' Ch ir .L 4: l,ulln l'lulu J, Htfnm- fillillllllll .ig llmnv licmmluirs Vlulr I: Pep l'lulv I, J, 3. Donna Tunak Mary Tefzloff ,-1in'f SIU- .s'f.wf .S'nlv lfy .S'l'1lr llzmcl l. J: llirls' Vlwir l.ilvrari:m , , , , , , , 4: Rcflc-ctimms 3, 3, 4: Vmxmmercinl llVllllllCl'L'IIll ilulvrng l'rcm'l1 lluw Huh Sec!!-I.eax 4. 'Amin with ll ',l n:l'Ah,ll l' 1' 2' 3' 3: llmm- licmminics Clulr l: Fus- l' 'cl' llul' 1' 'Y 'l' 1-nsvs I: N.ll.S. 4: KLAJX. 2, 5, 4. Joanne Tupper Ka'hy Thym k'glj:::l1fI1'fl4l. Rmzrlfflfl, lv'r1r:c'11 4,'1Ily rfllly 11, :vufvffrr Kutiurlll-fl Mixed f'l,i,g,. 4: rpg,-15' g'l,,,g,. 35 lfrI!fr'H HA' ilu' lm 'ljriplf Trlio 33 lfrenylx flulr 41 5pzxu1sl1 llulv l, 2: l'vll Clulx l, 7 Vmuxs' s ' ,F 34... Fredrick Unrein Old Illnrlhmulri Ilml ii Farm llzinml 2, 3 4g l'.l'.A. l. 2, 3, Pres. 43 lfuutlrall 2, 3, 43 llzzsel llzill 2, 3, 4' lutrzunui'al Smrts l, l 734 Terez Unrein lift null Rim Affair C'uinlnci'c'i:il l'lulm 4: Latin l'lul, 1 4 l'cp l'luln I 4' Harold Vincent I?ii'yrI1' Unfit Fw' Tim Mixeil flmii' l, 2, 5, 45 Buys' O,- tet 2. 3, 4 lfrc-iirli Ululv J: lfnrvt- lvall 1. Z, 3, 7 l 4 lntranmrzil Simms 1 Lawrence Wagner ffimf11.f lluselmll Claudia Wailich H, .,. N .Xu , lux Trl Pop l'luli I Mi' Alyce Wallner l7im'1 Br .-1rry1ry Girls' lilmir Z, 3, 43 Latin Clnlx 2, Ag Pep lllllll 5, 43 llrzimatics 4. Sarah Warner Iiuri'fuui Cunh's.m Girls' Choir l, 2: Friei' 3, 4g Scr- vi':e Fluln 3, Yicc-Pres. 45 Student koiiwil Trcas. 2: Spzmisll Club 3, 4: llume lifmirmiics Vlulm 4: Pep iilulw Z. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 N.II.S 4: G.iX.A. 2. 3. Vice-Pres. 45 l'i'uui Cuiirt: Urznnatics 4. Virginia Weber lim ,S'ii1i'i'ri ' l.ilxrziry lllulm 41 Frcncll Club -lg l1.A.A, 3, 4. Susan Weege llf-t Lf'm1:11'y llznul .ll Urclicstrzi 2, 5, 4: P21111- crzi l'lnlm 2, 3: Lilirzlry flnlr 2, .31 Latin Cluln 3, 4: limiie Ecun' urnics flnli Z, 53 Pep Clulm 4: lfureiisius 2: ll.A..X. Z, 3, 4. Florence Wegner ll'lli'n Huy ix I7rul1 ' Girls' llliuii' 3. -li l.llH'Lll'j lllllll 4. MONO Welch Mary Lou Williams I7 I I1:111-ta-1 51111I1'11l l'irIC 1'I1ui1' I -I 'Y Judnh wessel Macy Joann Williams -Nl, Himm .Nnvllfnlliri .llmlgf H11 II 11,1 'Hymn lnlull I 3. GA-A I X I.:1li11 l'I11Iv .L -I: II411111' l'IC11111v1111v'- ' I ' ' H' 1'I11Ir l. 3. -Ig II.,X..X. J, 3, -I. 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J, K, 4: I31:1111:11i1's .L 4, lg 4'I:1x: 'III-K'llg.k.3., A 'I I -I I' Michael Wilkinson Lois Zahmdka l'm 4111111111 l.rr'r lvlllll l lI11 4 --1,-ml. lxtmf ','n.l, II:1111I I. 1. 5, 41 lI111111'c'11111i11g 'Iris' 1 1 1. Rl.flK.K.timlg A 4. limlnl IIIHMIIII film' 'iz .S 'A flix'i S1-l'x'11'1T-1'I.1iIm ji. -I: S1111Ic11I 11111117 tml' 'i' I: NIIIIMII 'f '1f YIM' 1-il I' I'1li11 1'I11Iv I if-1' I' llulm' 'Iy::!'ix':5I:l,4l,Im::'IIllJflillk I'I1'1n1111111i1-N,IIIUI1ll: I'-PIP l I11I11J. .ij I 'I'I1111'1111111 1IgluulaI ' I I' 4-' liuwnslis M' A' ixhnis Ai' ' , ' ' - 1 -- -- - lv..X..X. 2, a, -I: ll1':1111:121rs I. 1. I Inv X111--l'1'1-s. I. H 21: Q kt Annette Zimmerman --f1f,,H,sv 'lnlku Nlvwl ihmr 4: inrls llwlr Z. .w. lllplr' lrlu .1. l,llu.uy llulr .w, X1 l'x1 l l X X w -I CV- S, I I.. .. . .. . Marilyn Zwieg l':w' ffm' .Wv lmrw' fu Krrf' ,UL H urn: . 'xml Vhnil' 5, 12 llirlx' l'l1uiv' 2 Triple- Tx-in 3. 41 i':-xniuvrcinl Flu! 4: l,:Hin l'lulu Svc'-T1 vu-, 5 II'-mv licw-11mnics Vlulw lg PM Vlul: I, 2. 3. 42 lffvl'vv1siCs l li..X,.X. Z. S. 1: PIYPHI Vuurt. Pefer Timmel I Crm ln! .llfllff Ulflmnr 511 lllnlulm 1, 2. Sp 33 'l'x'uL'k I, 3. 4, :mush 5 ,-- mgssvx M11 Xml M 127 -. Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1955 Karen Andersen wills her sweaters to Susie Counsell. Carol Angrick wills her job in the school store to Dave Bennett. Myrna Aucutt leaves her pep to Pat Goeden. Dolores Becker leaves her Spanish to some poor kid. Don Bence leaves his bowling ball to Nancy Shaw. Renata Blasing wills her bus rides in the morning to Hal McMickle. Lucetta Bloedow wills her paint brushes to jack Martin. Shirley Brink wills her black hair to Ann Higgins. Betty Butler leaves her silly question asking to Anne Ilaertel. joanie Carter leaves her laugh to Betty Burton. Rose Conclella wills her long walk to school to Ron l.ueke. james Dickson leaves his motorcycle to Dale Boness. Janice Driscoll leaves her love affairs to Mary Jane Donnelly. Dae lilert wills her acting ability to Terry Olson. john linters leaves with no regret. Margie livans leaves to get married. Beatrice Frank wills her 229 study hall -lth hour to Mary Boyer. Clarence Frank leaves in his Henry J. james Gaugert leaves for Ixonia. Bernard Giese wills his French horn to Carol Seheiding. Helen Gill wills her lst hour position in Dean of Girls' office to Pat Borgiaz. Vangie Gunderson leaves Social Problems to Joe Herro. Bill Hastings leaves his nicknames behind forever, he hopes. Ron Hoffmann leaves to work at the Olds Garage. Dick Hornbostel wills 2nd hour English to Roger Gartzke. Carol Hynek leaves with her laugh. Thank goodness. john juenemann leaves Mr. Anderson. Bob Kelchner wills his speed to Bob McAlpine. Pat Kilander leaves for S.M.U. and a southern drawl. Neil Kinkel wills his job at the ASW to Larry Braatz. Bill Kleinschmidt leaves his hay fever for good he hopes. Duane Knopp leaves his Old Spice to Harry Snyder. janet Kraft wills her Fridays to Shirley. Caryl Krambs leaves with Ray. Carol Leidgen wills her trips to Florida to Lucie Freudenberg. Jerry Lillge wills his baseball ability to Pat Murphy. Burt Loeding wills his M4 mile runs to Fred White. Mary Loveland leaves to get married. Lois I.uebke wills her good times to Diane Nold. Ron Martin wills his job at the cheese factory to Wayne Evans. Pat Meuler wills anyone a ride to the tennis courts if they will teach her to play. Duane Miller wills his first hour class to someone who can wake up. john Monroe leaves for the Sally League. Janet Nehring leaves her first place in the lunch line to Walter Wessel. Carl Nicholson leaves just as fast as his legs'can carry him. -Ioan Otto leaves her happy times to Gail Miller. Eileen Pagel wills her ability to become a nurse to Sally Slezak. Terry Peterson leaves his pool cue to jerry Litel. JoAnn Perry wills her job in the office to Gary Spicuzza. l.eRoy Pontzloff wills his influence with teachers to Bill Rowe. ,Ianiee Propp wills her quiet ways to Roger Heathcote. Kenneth Rather wills his car back to the police so they won't be able to catch anyone. lluh liciitim-cstcr wills his car to thc .luniur girls. Klari Rimlrllc lcavcs hcr place un NHS fm' her lmmtlicr Huh. lhm Ruswcll lcavcs Mr, lluhratz tu work on thc farm. Shirlcy Runyarml wills hcr safe clrivcr awarrl tu aiiyunc whs' nccrls it. ,lc-an Rush lcavcs hcr athlctic ahility tu Nancy 'l'4n'gcrs4m. Gary Schull lcavcs his vuicc tu Run .-Xthas. Nula Schultz lcavcs tl11'cc-scvcntlis ul llL'l' last name ln Ulm Schmidt, Suc Slicrwlmcl lcavcs but wishcs thcrc was nursing at thc Lf uf W. ,lacquc Surcnsun lcavcs his intclligciicc in class tn llill liicfcrt. lilizahcth Stcafltcr wills her hrukcn wiiicluws tu .lim XYalkcr. liranccs SICIIIQI' lcavcs hcr lice-nu-wccps to Susic l.cslic. Xlcrcllith Taylor lcavcs thc city hall stcps. Mary 'Vctzluff lcavcs fur a hcttcr lifc. limi Timmcl lcavcs his hair cuts tu Tuclml Schcicling, l,c-Ruy Tuhult leaves his cmharrassing nunnciits hchincl him llmma Tunak leaves her place in Shirlc-y's car fnrcvcr. Fred Umm-in leaves tu get aff thc farm. Hal Yiiiccut lcavcs for the lhrucllc. Claurlia XVallich lcavcs hcr lmysterist ways tu ,luan Naylnl' Sally XVarncr lcavcs with her shucs mi for a changc. Susan Wccgc wills all hcr huys tu ,lurly Pritzlaff. Nlarimi Welch luavcs fur hcr uthcr ring. llcrh XVhitc lcavcs his hack tu Tim xYlllilllSllll. Mike xY'lllilllSUll lcavcs his sm-alqy wccmls tu 'IILXIHI llartzkc Mary janc XYilliams lcavcs her plcasant manner tu lliclx lYilliams. Nancy Xlaivslffcr lcavcs her halxl sput tu -Inc llcrm, .-Ximettc Zlll1IllCI'lll1l!l lcavcs hcr willingncss tu wnrlc tu thc juniors. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ik? fag M4 Qc 15,5 i 5 .A 4 rf 3 .Q nf iiwnlly im-iiihcrs. 'l'his ziwzircl ni gmail vitizciisliip is hzisccl npnn thi- qnzilitirs uf It-zirlvrsliip, clt-in-iitlziliility, pzitrintisni, shc rci'vix'i'il tcn qiicstinm t-iiiiu-riiiiip ili-iiim'r:ii'y, which shi' wzis rcqiiirm-cl tn zinswvr. 'l'hc Il..X.lQ. girl in rcprcsi-nt thc LW wmv. ig, Mary Receives D. A. R. Award Lucetta Wins Local Voice,' Contest Nlziry Vzirntlii-rs, :i svwiiti-cii yt-:ir nhl si-ninr, was clinsuii The unnnzil Yuicc uf llciiuicrzicy klnilcst, pruinutcil hy for ,iw Ijnxlki uwnrll by tht, Wmur rims mul H twnlniuu, thc Nutinnzil lirziiivlics nf the Inninr Cliziiiilwr nf lliiiiiiicru- wats hm-lil this yuzir ilnring thc wuck of llcccinlicr 0. All juniors :intl st-iiiurs wvrc eligihle, zinil were urgcil to pzirticnwzitc. lfucli wiitcstziiit wriitc :in originzil spcvcli, :nie incl st-rvivu. .Xlnngg this lint- Klziry has slinwii intcrcst prnxinuitcly five niinntes in length, which he ruucl intn 21 thrmnlli lw:irtii'ili:itimi in thu Yuiu- uf lit-iiiucrzicx' Unitcst 'll'f l'll V 'W' il Ililmxl nf JUfltl'CS ill lillitllwf YUUW- Illllllfil' intl xitlciiilziiirr :it Ilziililvr Kiirls' Stzitt' lust sninnicr. wlll' ww mtwl hlglwst 'mm mls mist ff 'l' wcrc thc finalists who rn-:ul thcir spccrlics zi sccinitl tinic. Nlnryk nxnnc wus snhiniitt-ml in thc stzitu cmiiiiiittcc :intl l:f l11 flliS Sl'W'llfl lllflifilll l-UWWI lil l'fl0Wi 51 Svllinf- was sclcvtccl :is thc winncr, with licrnaml Him-sc. :ilsn ai sun- inr, :is rnnncr-np. ln :in zisscinhly pmgrznn ht-furc thc fnvnlty :intl stnclcnt 7 slzitc was jnflgcrl nn thi- hnsis ni hcr :niswm-rs tu lhcsc liiitly, Mr. .lznncs 'l'nttlc. lrvsiilcnt ni tht- local vlzlycccs lin-stituis. ziwzirtli-tl :i ueriifivzitc uf incrit tn thc winncr, :intl Mr. Carl Spritkzi ilmizitul xi tliruc-wziy pnrtzilmlc rziclin. .-X tzipu-rccnrcliiig of tht- vvinning spec-uli was sent to thc stutc cniitn-st in Nlzulisnn inr uuinictitinii with winning: spi-crlics of lnrzil cniiti-sts. nfe Drivers Rerognized by Students and Police Department Refill' W 2 . . s'Erg.lt,g ,.ns3,,'sit Safe Ilriverai from left to riirht: Sully WVui'nei', Jeanine B1H'l'y.Gl'2H'6 Buyer, Marilyn Peebles. Ronald Martin, Rnbert Keck. .. 30 W ' SLTZBEIRU .71 wr '2' M Alnl':4ln:nIn+-rl 1 Q,- A YU x lln1'pl:mz, x X K luntwm-ll Q nr f' 1 4 Class Ulllrrrs, lull In right: Gulf- l l':u'lxeltul1. sm-v.: Nlzxrilyn Pvc-hles, pres.: Juan Sxm-rliuski, xim-u-pl'f's.: lieth lflmlfry, Ilwilb. Class of 9. 6 5 pg -r .T .vu , .I 459 A 4 1' 1 QQ 'i E w ,.-x, if 6 at-:bi '47 ' X - I m ,,., 1 ' D - Q f., W f-1 '35 ...jig .. . Q-- ' -'N X S' Q. E , P A.. .A f 4 I 4 . l 7 ' f ll. I1 :X'1ml14'l1-V. R, linlllm xn li, llsllwurxw. .l. lizlpry, Nl. llzxrtu-I, XV, liuuer, li. lltL'litl'. ll. lioness G' f ,C QQ i 4' N .:- :rl ,,,. K , A wp- 'l'f7l 'Q' fa f v vs' p l l 'yy E 3 . W x X K M K 1 S ' Q -' X--'X . . lst li. l'1:nw'u-Ile. fl. Nuys-r, l,. llruuiv J. liramlll, S, llrzmn, W. lll'flllllSC'llXX'll9I, l'. llwllmuvr, li. lll'UXYll , 5 M -7, ,G 3 4 -Q .Q 1. K ,, 1 'J' A V4 A -.J ' .L A -- G, 1 Q 44- 9 .4 A wa Q , 1' Q li. 1':.r11tlul'x, M. 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R A W fri 'Tp ff!! 5. , XS M My We X E3 0, g, - , X 'V f f Q A- 53139 ..15. ,Q Q . 1 ' L MK Reflections Proudly Presents . . . l'Il'f'0l.0 llarhara I'm'nwall Mary Ann liluule-Q t':n'ol Star-Ilinu' l l I l'l-' l'rll4lvm-il t'alnplwll Pi-ugy fil'Il4ll'lI'll Gloria Gif-sv l.f-Kiv llnrlii-k Slmryll Mainz l'Imily Nammar-lu-I' Vhlno Si'lHlI'l'l'llllE'l'j Kallly Wilki- l l l.A'l' C'l.AlilNl l' Arnold H4-in l'l.AIClNlC'l' R1ulwl'I liuililw' Alnlrn-y lilllsvlxlu- Lnrraine i'laI'l'ey Je-ralyn llubratz Gloria Gels-54-r Ann Gilherlsun Rnnalil I.:-relic fillflll liivht Jane Owens llarluara Pinler Judy Pritzlaff Omnstam-e Quirk I.ai'!'y Re-lil Jczanne Reutei' Marge Rm-utler J'l1n1,a E4 liliylm' Danna Smith f'al'ulyn Slill'1l'2ll'ii Mamfars-t 'l'wec-den Marilyn Vue-lker A LTO C' LARINE'l' Kale Silns' llalv Williams M45- The Ueonomowoc BASS FLA RINI-Tl' Ronald I4-mku OHOE Ma ry l'arotl19l's l'al'olyn Hmley UASSUON Connie Kilda Ilaviil Palletl ALTO SAXUPHONFI William lirinkmannf Edwarsl Cr:-asvy Julia llurnfurd Marina Klnss Janet Kraft Susan Leslie Palrivia Lundu lietlv Walther' Carizl Zilnmoi-man llenulvs S4-vtinn Lezulvr -fs,,v , High rhool Band TENOR SAXOPHONE Vlaude Krahn' Ria-hard Troyer HA RITON E SA XOPHON IC David Verhein Michael Wilkinson C0 R N ET Roger Healhrote William Jollyi: Becky Olmn Roger Sam- Ned Timmel William Wilke TRU MPET Dali- lioness Ilal ML'Mirklc Tom Morris Mary Rhinesmith Don Timmel James Walker FLUEGEL HORN Charles Simonis I-RENCH HORN Henrietta Boehme George Dui-klow Bernard Giese' Yvonne Johnson Carol Sehoidinlr Pauline Trupke Herbert White TENOR HORN Uaxid I.audel'bac-k Elroy Liesner BARITONE HORN John Andrews John Evans Dennis Jolly TROMBONE Donald Babeorki: Glenn Lund .-47.- James Nehs Edward Soleska Robert Staryrard Stanley Slarosla H FLAT BASS lluvid Jaeger Kenneth Jensen RR FLAT BASS John Braunschweig Gerald Lindsay Fred White Duane Wilko PERCUSSION Ann Clark Karen Kosanke Kay Peterson Jean Rush Vilas Scott James Sl reyi: Fred U n rein K llenotes Sc-ftion Lt'2lll9l nulf-1-, 4'. Sim-llinv, H, l'u1'nxx:xll H. Nwliiv. Mr, Timnwl, G. lim-lxlmm H fum Band Slullvnls Mnlw M usif' An Avorulimz v h lu! Iimliu-, mx'-.1 livrlxzcrnl H1151-, ximf-ln'--s,: Lynn Nurlll. Nl. lihim-snlith, J. W':n'kvl', H. Mm'Mirkl--, I UI I1 NN lrllx wr.: lhwi.--ll Wlullv, lrvnx, llrllln lwujorvilvs: li, Stn-y, Nl. llnsailvr, l,. Nurtlr. Ilrum Major: ll. ilk-No. Annstnnl Drum Major: R. 'lxruyf-1. , mpg , 19. 5 Reflections Stuff mtv e-alitur, Suv Slwrw mvcu ml: Sizxff. Vhlrw ilm'l1:1rI'vl1lu-lg, Nlzxry Jann- lhmm-lly, Sm' Hzl1'1'in:4hnn, Nzmry Kilnplv, l'l:.w wliivr, .lzmivsr Uris:-:m'l: Stuff, Joyce Zimmermann. Mary Siivlxs. Anne H:lLl'll'l. Suv l'rnlnSvlI. ' -:NJ -Q- M..s,....W.M,.,Wn A W, Imllicul'-111-4I1u-I, I':n1sy Ixllzlmh-1': Awlwlznnl whim' Alun Ilipryillw. 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M ,, . ,Wiaw WA,..,2 MW... , M .MMM 2 M 0' ' M .. - .A M.,Q,.ff. M..-MQW' f Q awe M. ,M Wfinzvw J,MZQx'1: 2iiLif - ' '-fwA-fffMfWwM-'wWvMfX-aww fn - - .Q as M-A. -, ww-1 h IN M X. M , A ,M -- a -W , Wjggx ,M if M -f 'Wk ' ' , A 1, fy 'tzwwmxmwwyw A J M-A . f- I Y MH - -A 1 il., if Q 'V J iQ !0 92 , Q A a g ' + ,. Boys' 0:-txt: J. Martin, H. Vincent, W. Howland. W. Buchert. A rio: M. lmppxmw, J. Ulm, M' Tuhm' 'I' Hubmck' J' Wunmki' J' Williams' Girls' Quartet: M. Sticks, J. Nehringx, E. L. lilfwflflw. Staetltvr, M. Nelson. Ch l ' h ' ora Groups Rank H lg ln Contests On Sztturmlziy, March Jn, inusic nturlt-nts participzitecl in Caryl Krzunhs, ,lam-t Nt-hring' :tml juan Otto, who sang: tht- mln :uni t'll5t'IlliJit' mutt-st held :tt Fthllli chi Lac. stylus, rect-ivucl first ratings :tiring with thu llirls' Trim in Y H .. U The pupils wt-rc cntcrccl in cithcr class ,'X, li, ur C nc- iiabb B ' mrrling In tht-ir zihility. Tliusc whu rt-ccivt-cl u first rating.: Timm. ,.L.q.iving Scmmls in HMS --H wort. Rugcl- lgatk. with at star, tmik part in tht- Stzitt- Mimi' Kuntt-st hcitl at man' WIN: blunt- 'l'ul,l,5' 51,103 tji,-15' Qum-wt' vnmlc Hui, Nif l'W - Mill' 14- llmlim-, mio: :incl Triple Trio, vocal. U HW twill groulr. alliu.liNFl:t tfli Maldmm we? the Hiiysl .Xnn Clark :incl Connie Kiltie huth receivccl firsts in t..irtc't ltltll tit' nr a rlpt rin nutllac lug Tutlxu MASS fm. WWII Sums' While Buys' Odvt' Duuhh, Quar- 1 -t'irra-1 ' ' tct. :incl Rita Pcnnuw with ai wczil win were uwarcleml In virus :1 at-cwnirl wax won hy llzil Yimx-lit suits. st-tunnis. ,YY W l. Girls' Double Quartet: J. Kinkul, C. Emley, P. Durn- K ' furtl. H. Ni-Isun, M. Schirmer, C. Angrick, M. Quartet: Wie-zbiskio, S. Sic-Zak. G. Sq-hull, R. Iinlkman. N. Kinkei R. Bodine. -52, Triple Triu: J. Tubbs, C. Krambs, D. Elert, M. Zweig, J. Bush, J. Leuvens, M. Carothers. G. Frackelton, S. Runyilril. Mr I v- Y. Top row L. to R.: L. Luebke, C. Kraft, J. Lillge, M. Schu1'e. I, Nass, S. Gilbert, A. Johns, A. Nagy. J. Perry. 3rd row: Weiss, H. Duncan. D. Wolter, M. Martin, D. Houk, M. Schirmer. M. Aucutt. B. Frank. 2nd row: Miss S4-hwitters. I. Sjoberg, A. Reinke, C. Krambs, M. Zxfeig, E. Staedter, N. Schultz. lst rcw: S. Steidl, D. Tunak. L. Burchardt, S. Runyard, J. Propp. Commercial Club ancl accuracy help any Commercial Club sueeess, and there's always something :rn the prugranl it you belong' tu this Club. Speed. nvatness, n'ember beemne a The aflvisnr of the elnb is Miss Schxvitters, and the nttieers are Lois llureliarclt. president: Shirley Runyarcl, vxee-president: and Donna Tunak, secretary-treasurer. trives for Perfection Some of the many activities througlmut the year are the Christmas party for the club members, giving a Christ- mas basket to a needy family, serving the basketball buys. eo--spoiisuriiig' noun movies, anfl the most important being the awards to deserving commercial students. ' ' siililfi.. Top row, L to R.: A. Schnltheis, A. Heimerl. R. Geisler. J. Geisler,L. Balzer. J. Bell. S. Bnchert, C. Kosloski, J. Smerlinski, J. Smer- linski, IT. Gleasure, L. Houk, M. Sehirmer, E. Rupnow. B. Sehilberir. B. Brown, H. Wolter. 3rd row: V. Maintz. D. Urtmann. J, Beaumont, L. lfortmunn. J. Sydmv. B. Johnson, J. Eiehinirer, D. Wegner, F. Weirner, M. Peebles. M. Stir-ks C. Kraft, D. Wfllter, M. Martin. D. Hnuk, 2nd rnw: C. Grace, E. Klavis, N. Malez, E. Evans, M. Grulke, Ii. Bertlimi. J. Barry. L. Bureharllt, A. lirunewalcl. ll. Sebeon, B. Au- mnellfwr, V. Garhelmvn. H. Graf, J. Mundsehan. ls'. row: J. Kahn, S. Clemons. P. Jenson, S. Jakel, R. Ruder. Library Club Reaches Entire School in Activities Miss liergnian anrl her staff begin work at S128 an'l .Xt the entl nf the year, in lmnur of their fine work, they enml at 4:50. llesirles Checking tint blinks, shelving them, taking library attenrlanre, menrhng hunks, and fixing' up the bulletin buarcls they bring' us those little messages of eheer, - fine slips! receive pins - gold ones for two nr more years ul service anrl silver ones for their first year ut clnty. The officers are: Carol Angriek. president: .Xnnette Zimniernlan, vice-president: and Roberta Rucler, secretary. 53- - I . -gr' ' nt rvw: P. Mxll'Q'l', M. N1-lson, S. Shmwovd, R. Ruder, H. Salter, N. Woelffer. M. Schirmer. B. Schilberpz, B. Brown. nd row: Nlrx. Czlmlmlmell, F. Stvtm-r, J. Nm-hrimz. S. Warner, J. Driscoll. M. Sorenson, K. AnderQen, P. Kilanrtcr. I.. Zalmrndka. J. Koch. H. Gill, Mrs. Hollister. rd row: E. Stsn-vltt-V. M. Shult, ll. Got-ryrvn, Il. Ste-mln-l, L. lilocdow. M. Schuru, I. Nas-s, J. Lillm-, A. R1-inke, I. Sjolwl'p:, A. Sharon. J. K'arlm-r. Top row:. .I. I'1-lex-sen. li. llmvv, M. Grullw, E. llzuwlruth, P. Williams. M. Williams, M. Lovolunml, U. Hynek, S. Imniclsun, C. Stapleton K. Stllp. M. luvnns, J. Otto. H omemakers Active This Year The lllillll Jnctivlty of tlu- llomc l':CUllUIlllL'S Clnlm this your 'l'l1u offica-rs for '54-'55 wcru: prcsiclvllt. llztrriut Salter. was tlu-ir :mmutl trip to tlmivztgo on .Xpril 20th. Only vicu-lm-siclcltt, Rolucrta RllllL'!'Q SCt'l'L'l1ll'j'. Nztnry XYoclffu'g lllk'llllK'l'S who hurt pzlrtivipzntcll in sclling Cllristnms cards truztsurcr, Marilyn SClllI'lllK'I',2llllltllL'1ltlVlStll'S Mrs. Qtiillllllltill tml lu-living with thc 'l'lmnksg'ix'ing lwaskcta for thc ncctly and Mrs. llolliatcr. Nwrt' cligilnlc to Qu. 55. .,s,.., vw ut row, l.. tn R.: .I. Harm:-ninlz. L. Kahn, E. Fnrtmann, V. Meintz,D. Gleaser. M. Diderrich, M. Me-unier, M. Margolofsky. B. Evans, N. Mall'-Z. 2nd row: Mrs. Vumpbell, ll. Johnson. M. Vogt, M. Hync-k, M. Morgan, S. Wonoski. S. Stoltvnbunr. ll. Lambs, U. Sutherland, E. Thaym K. Snwyvr, Mrs. Hollister. 'lrd row: C. Mnuss, P. H0t'l1l'll9l'. S. Anderson, P. Gust. A. Christon, S. Emrath, Il. Przur. H. Wolter. P. Koestcr. J. Kuhtz. R. Ilnhr, l'Iir'hlm:vr. J. Top row: J. lieuurnont. M. Esher, H. Kupnow, S. Buchert, E. Moyle, D. Jzuoch. C. Babcock, ll. Polster, B. Burton. N. '1'l'llTlb0l'll, J. Abel. D. Urtmann, S. Martin. -54- Eii- - ..,,,,- 5 - f E- L, - Nehring, Counsell Chiefs of Cooney Crier Staff Our very successful school paper, the Cooney Crier, with Janet Nehring as Edi- tor and Mary Counsell as assistant editor, has brought the interesting events of our high school to the students throughout the past year. Besides scholastic, sports. and social events, special edi- tions of the Crier are put out during the year. These editions are known to be very popular among the stu- dents. They are the Christ- mas issue, the April Fool's issue, and the Prom issue. Thank You From the Staff The Crier staff wishes to thank all who helped make the publication of the Crier a success. Those whom they want to thank are the re- porters, copy readers, proof- readers, typists, and the stu- dents who faithfully read the paper throughout the year. they especially want to t h a n k the advisors, Miss Duna Verich and Miss Mari- lyn Grebe, for their guidance' and effort. The staff has consistantly endeavored to put a cross section of student activities in permanent form. Work On Crier Headed l 'jQejnjeQfjpaa,jQ,,fW? B Enthusiastic Members Q. What is black and Reporters Kept Busy Reporting Cooney's News Every newspaper has to have capable reporters to re- port the current events in an interesting light. Their work is not easily defined. but they do the odd jobs of reporting - nothing spe- cial but all essential to a good and enjoyable newspaper. They are necessary to com- plete each editio n of the Crier. Some of the many re- porters who worked hard on this year's edition of the Crier were: Betty Anderson, Gale Frackelton, Dae Elert, Sue Counsell, Ann Higgins. Joyce Zimmermann, Lucetta Bloedow, and Lucy Freuden- berg. Wanted! Reporters Reporters are needed for Crier! Anybody interested in Not the least important of any newspaper are the heads of the departments and their assistants. The Social Editor, Anne Haertel, takes care of the Spotlight Senior column, Photographer, Jack Flory, has made an excellent pic- torial record of life at Cooney High. Sports Editor, Le Roy Pontzloff, and as- sistants, Pete Veum, Marion Nelson, Pat Lunde, and Carol Licht have given an interest- ing account of the different sports events that take place at Cooney. Head of Circula- tion department is Myrna Maasch who sees to it that the Criers are properly dis- t r i b u t e d to the various places. Proofreaders, Sally Warner and Bill Hastings, spend many long hours read- ing over the columns and checking them. The Advi- sors,, Miss Duna Verich and Miss Marilyn Grebe, are the capable advisors to the Crier staff. wanting to write should sin up for work on the Crier. Some of the jobs that you may be able to do are re- porting, taking pictures, typ- ing, or proofreading -- if in- terested watch for the an- nouncement that will tell when and where you should I sign up to work. Be on the jo urn alism or just plan alert, the Crier needs you! -55- v ' - , . th 5 4 47 :Y , '- . . J A, . . 9 Qi - 1 1 -..M . f x .v V Q Tnp raw, I.. to R.: R. Ipsliv. K . Ki-ambs. F. Anpfrick, J. Sundquisr, H. Graf. P. Ilu1'nfm'd, L. Horlick, S. Wiegel, J. Quirk. flrd rl-w: M. I':inkim', M. Willinms, C. Dooley, M. Cuunsm-ll, Anne Hnrwtvl. A. Gallagher, J. Srheit. 2nd ruw: Y, .IuI1nsrm. G. fliese, Ii. liuiicr. E. Nanimavhvr, J. Smith, Ii. Aumuoller. Joan Weber, Advisnr. Isl rim: S. VY.-om-, .X. Ilixuins. S. Nvunmnn, N. Shaw, T. Unrein, M. Gruke, Latin Club Holds Triumphnl Feast 'l'hv muiii l'X'l'1ll wt' thc l.Illlll vhih this yczir was za .Xiiullu-r highlight 1ll'tllL'yn'21i' was thc fliristiiizis party ulflllllilll illflllllllllllll I'1-ml . luniuriiig bliilius K':in-azirk vivtwr with thc Spzmisli :mil I:I'CIlk'lI Ullllhs. l'f:u'li cluh ciitcrtuiiivml iw. Thi' si-vi-:ul war NllIfll'IlIS in-rc wauili-rl ini llilllfl :mil thc others hy singing Vliristiiiun czirula in thi-ir vzlrious limi hy thi' first yvzu' xliielviitx. lfwrylliiiig nlmul thc lmzmqiisl l:u'gil:igcs. um high in Iimnnii Styli: The mvnii invliirlvil shrimp wick- l:iiI, gixnlw pinivli, pulntu t'lllIl5, im- vruziiii mul rzlku. -.. 4 Top row. I,. lo R.: S. St:ul'rr:t:n, .l. Imvy, Il. Ahemlruili, F. Kzisprzzik. N, Mnlez, J. Munmlschau, A. Grurwwnlil. J. Sprxnruc, R. Hnncck. C. hunmiis. l'. While-, J. Arulrvxw, J. Ifl'1IlllISC'l1W1'I3l, G. Kusio, 'Ird rvw: I', Ulm M, Iilimlc-v. A, 'l'hi-uhzilsl. J. l.4-uvens. I'. Lindo P I4 'I I Q I i , . uym, . ,nyu-:'. J. Ilarrmv, P. Uhlmzxlin. S. l'm'ilen. K. llQl'kl'l', K. Iiullilsun. ll. I':1llsll. .End low: l'. I'ampIu-II. l'. Iiihlv. II. Nelmn. M. lilnss. A, Juhn:-lon. M. 'l'xxeerIen. S. Alum. A. Sulvosun, U. Garhelmzin, M. Hubeck, Mir-S VVolwr', mlvir-nr. hcl ruw: J. I'i'itzI:iH', J. Iii-uh-i'. ll. Piiili-r, Il. Walther, K. Sims. K, Wilkc. S. Ilaiwiiiilluii, C. Lirht, U. til'HL'A', Ii. C0i'1iw:All, C. Swelling. ...55.. .ae i 1 can 3 Top row, L. to R.: E. Brink. T. Blank. J. Farber, M. Palmer, R. Martin, S. Ramer, S. Jekel. R. Rosenthal, T. Witzel, D. Sykes. 3rd row: H. Snyder, M. Schroeder, P. Goeden. M. Sticks. D. Becker. D. Wegner. L. Strnhn, P. Jensen, R. Carothers. 2nd row: F. linscnlt. B. lfertling. J. Barry, S. Warner, J. Driscoll, K. Anderson. C. Knslcski, advisor, Miss Peterson. lst. row: L. l i'eurlenhel'g, H. Duncan. C. Scharfenbergr, S. Sherwood. M. Dickson, M. Nelson, M. llonnelly. Habla U sted Espanol Spanish Vluh had a successful year with its annual .'XlllCl'lk'3., and Spain uffered new and interesting friendships Christnias party. Tugetlier with the l.atin and French clubs the large pinata was hruken and refreshments were served. Its spring hanquet leatnred Spanish funds. for cluh memhers. Officers of the eluh were president, Sue Slierwnnd: viee- presideut, Tom King: secretary-treasurer, Chloe Scharfen- Cnrrespuiulenee with students in South America, Central laergg and advisnr, Miss Peterson. Top row: R. Blazing. H. Gill, H. Boehme, T. Lorenz, J. Walker. D. Kienast, M. Tubbs. V. Weber. S. Rather. 2nd row: Miss Weber. Advisor, J. Tupper, L. Gray. J. Zimmermann, A. Johnston, P. Dauphinaes. M. Maasch. ll. Cluntiv-l', S. White. lst row: J. Koch. K. Mrllnnonyrh. D. Elert, M. Carothers, B. Bodine, E, MacDonald. B. Peffers. Parlez-fvouz Francais Tlmse leading the Parlez-vous-ers this year were -loan Kueh, president: Mari Riddle. vice-president: and Kathy ftlellmuuigli, secretary-treasurer for the first year grnun. lfnr the seennd year students.: Mary Caruthers, president, Bal. llucline, viee-presidentg and Dae Elert, seeretary-trea- snrer, The biggest event fur the elnh is their lfreneh haiulnet held every spring. Alsu, the language Christmas party where hmreign Carols were sung hy all the elnh niexnhers and dixie cups and randy were clevuured hy all. -57, 111111 1'l11111- S1'l111rf1-11111-rg 115 s1'1'r1-111ry-1r1'11s11r1'r, is 11111'111's P011 1,1-f1l'l'l'S im-lude Marilyn Wivzhiskio, pros.: Sully W111'11e1'. vice-111'esi111-1113 Chloe Sch111'fc1111e1'14', sec.-11'e:1:4. Pep Club Benefits the Entire chool 'l'l111 l'1-11 llllllh, 11111151111 111' Miss S1'l1r1111 111111 111111 Nl11ri- 11r11gr11111w, 111-11111114 11111 111 1111- y,2llllL'5 111111 11r1'w1-111111g 21 1111 lyll XY11-1111111111 111 11r1-f1111'111, 5:1111 1Y11r111'r Ili v11'c-111'1's11l1-111 11111r1- skin. 1111'l11111 111 111 l11'l1 1111111101 111 'l1's 2l1'l.1l1fh. - 1 l' I ' A XYllll'1l 11ll 11111 1111'111l11-rs 11111'111l1'11. 'l'l11- 11111111111 11111111-1-1111111114 51411 1-11111111111-11 111111 11111 5111111111 ,. 111 ll111111-1'11111111g 11111x 111111511-11 1'1'1-rv11111-X spiritn l'11r 1111- 1111: -. ' 5111111-11 1'111111 1-111' 1111- L'l11151S 11111s1'111 s11 1llL'3' 11111111 1111111 11 11111111-. lD11r111g 1ll1' j'L'2Il', 111l11'r 111'111'1111-N 1ll1'1llll1'1l 51-1l111g 111111111111 l111'1111' 11110. 1,111111cy1t1'a? R s Pin selling was one of 1h1- main 111'njects undertaken by the club. The Homecoming skit entertained one and all. .. 58 - .Xa llblllll, 1l1cr1' was I1 11111 111r11' 111 1110 1-1111 111 1111- 1'1- 1- 1 . . llll' 11111111 11r11ju1't 111 1l1c 011111 11115 j'L'21l' was 11111111111 1 for 1111 1111- 14111111-s 111-xt j'L'2ll'. .Xlly 11111115 111111111 11'l11'r1' 11 4 Standing: J. Wonoski, M. Grulke. M. Carothers, H. Boehme, U. Elcrt. C. Quick. M. Counsell. lb, Zweivi. S. Algoo. Seated: P. lJlll'Ill'0l'Kl, M. Wiezbiskie, M. Morgan, N. Riemer. J. Kin kel. B. Pinter. Cooney High Does Well in Forensics Competition The ireshnian-sfrphoinore elimination contest, the first contest and went to Mayville to the l.ittle len vontt-et on ul- the forensic activities, was heltl March 2. Serious flee- March 19 were: serious flCL'l1lIllS. llae lilert anfl tionnie laniation winners were Nancy Reimer and fonnie Quick: Quick: humorous rleelalns, Marilyn Peehles ancl Klary Car- hnniorons fleelamations, Marilyn Morgan and .loan Syclowg others: cxteniporaneons rearling, Mary Counsell anfl Vlntly exteinpe:rant-ous reading. ,lurly Kinkel anrl llonna Zweigll Kinkelg original oratory, liarhara Pinter, non-original ora- non-original orations, Santa Algeog original oration, Bar- tory, Santa .-Xlgeo anfl llenrietta Boelnnel flllfl lnllf lllllllllf' lvara Pinter. speaking, Paula Durnfortl and john llvoltoski. These freshman antl sophomore students went on to On Saturday, .Xpril 2, llae lflert, Ilarhara Pinter. Santa eonipete in the l.ittle 'l'en contest held on March 8, here Algeo, Henrietta lioehine. ancl ,lohn lliillltlilil XWI1' SliYl'l1 in fleononioxyoe. Those rereiving .'X ratings eontinuetl ratings at Mayville and eonipetetl in the llistriet eontest hy eonipeting in the junior-senior contest. They were Nancy in Milwaukee. Reimer, Vonnie Qniek, hlntly Kinkel, Santa Algeo. and At the clistriet contest llae lilert was the only one to llarhara l'inter. receive an and go on to the State contest where she Those who received ratings in the junior-senior also received gm rating, 44 A .. l l Top IIIXVZ I'. Kilansler. I.. Zahradka, B. Anderson, K. Andersen, C. Krambs, C. Seharfenhel'-1, J. Driscoll, M. Wiezhiskie, ll. Tunak, L. Ponizloil. 2lul Ron: N. Kinks-l, I.. liloeilow. li. Ke-ek, J. Zimmermann, IT. Timmel, Il. Elert. J. Iflory, L. i l'CllfiCIllll'l'5L. li. Leslie, l'. Meuler. J. Qnirk, A. Haerlel. M. Nammaeher, S. Warner, J. Wonoski. lst Row: M. Stieks. H. Bot-hme, M. Riddle. M. Connsell, S. Sherwood, J. Nehrirtis. . . . lnitiates Twenty-Five New Members Un the hasis of its four earclinal principles -- scholarship, in the upper 2552-. lfroin those eligihle, a eonnnittee ol leatlership, eharaeter. ancl service - the National Honor teachers and formerly eleett-rl nieinhers choose the neu' Soeitty IlllllllllCil 25 new nn-nihers this year. ln ortler to nieinhers. Speeches given hy guest speakers anfl X.ll.S. he elieilmle lor election lo the society, a junior must he ntetnhers highlight the eeremony helcl twice a year to honor seholastieally in the upper 1592 ol his class and a senior the initiates. 159, . A , ut' ,nn X i W--,, x N' 71 Tnp row: L. to R.: l'. Peterson. B. Rubel, J. Schuyler, G. Seidl. D.Sehelhi, R. MLf,Zll0l'l-, D. lioness, J. Thurow, L. Tobalt, 2nd row: Mr. llohratz, Arlvisnr. M. I-'redrieh, M. Mzillow, E. Sorenson, C. Page-nkopli, D. Ruth, Il. Lomwnow. lst row: li. lieekpr. W. Bl'HlllISl'l1NV9lll', R. Martin. F. Unrein, J. Scnfwt, ll. Roswell. F .F .A. Members Accomplish Man Things This year, :ls In-fnre, the ng lmys have been stepping The lmys fnund in office uf this year's li. F. A. were: :ilu-:url lu learn inure uf the farming' and agriculture world. lfrerl Unrein, presiclentg Don Roswell, vice-president: Ron 'l'l1eir prnjeets :ire many :incl the mitefuiies must valuable Martin, secretary: John Schaeltt, treasurerg Hill Braunscli- in the sturlt-nts, wlin will stnne clay. feed nur euuntry. we-ig. sentinel: and Ray Becker, reporter. lim' many years. the linys have been given 5000 seedling Fred Rtmlirer is president uf the junior Division of tries tu plant :tml cure fm' :intl this year was no exeeptimm. lf. lf. .-X. and Mr. llulvratz the :ulvisur of the entire nrgznli- .Xlsm they lizlw lizul 55 vztrinus types will eurn projects, and ultima. gntlentleul inztny juflging runtests untl rlztiry sliuws. A-5... bv- Top rnw, I.. tn R.: M. I,ueht, R. Kragenbrink, ll. Eppler, E. Guenterberpr, R. Fortmunn, R. Robel, W. Moyle, A. Peterson, L. Ruder, l'. Dominick. 3rd row: IP. Ke-lil. R. Wittm-hal, .l. lhurel. P. S4-hlenfler. ll. Gran'-cr, G. Baan-flu. E. Meyer. Ii. Schmidt. 2nd rms: W. llnrthvl. l'I. lll'HllllSI'l1NY9llI, J. I't'npp. ll. Christopherson, ll. Johnson, l . Multhzxuf. J. NlL'll'lPll', Ml'. llubrzttz, ndvisor. Int row: R. Gnuerke, C. Schultz, R. Suppert, F. Luppnow, T. Rlclitf-r. J. Marks. W, Munclsehau. -50- vel... .TNW Tun new, L. to R.: M. Grnlke. L. Strohn, L. Gray, A. Gallay,:he1', C Enney. C. Ga1'be'mnn, M. Haheek, J. Ke-must. S. Hurrinprtnn, R. Fay- lm-r, H. White, M. Wilkinsun. Ilrfl row: P. Gm-den, M. Counsell. K. Decker, S. Vlfulfe. J. Sundquist. C. Kraft, B. Anmueller, I. Snyder, J. Kahn. J. Gnnerke. Zrtl row: Mr. t'0nr:nIer, C. Krnmbs. R. Sauer, C. llix, D. liuedinizen, C. Wenzel. P. Gnetzke, G, Stilling, I.. PnntzlnI'1'. Mr. Sl'llXYIlI'Z. lst ruw: A. Hnertel. N. Kinkel, J, lflury. A. The-ubald. P. Hnytl. C. K-wloski, M. Lomrnnn, L, liloetlnw. Camera Club Grows in Third Year Tlunrsmlzlys ynn'll finrl these cznnera clnh members busily it has heen very active. The pictures in the lihmry were wurlune at lllillilllf' negatives, develnnnv' Jictures, tztkinai smnnsurecl hx' the Urmim. '. ' IN l 4 I H 6. 1 Q . 25 U ' pnrtrznts, ur learning trmn shile lihns, lluring the year they -lack lflury heamls the grunp as president, with llwh halve heen lixing up ax clurkrmnn un secnncl flour, liorhne, vice-presnlentg .Xnne llztertel. SCCI'L'lZll'j'Q :incl Neil This is muh the thirtl year uf the clnh's existence, hut Kinkel, treasurer. . . , 5 1 X l 3 E ' ' lv Top xuw, L. to R.: J. Wunoski, B. Giese, J. Zimmermann, R. Boll ine, L. l'il'8llllElllJt'l'Q, IJ. Pzxlln-tt, ll. Gruet-. 2nd low: Mr. Ifflnnll, J. Rosier, J. Dohrzxtz, G. Lishop, M. Dixon, S. Algeu, lst row: J. Ibn:-nl'ur1l. L. Olson, B, Pinter. P. Durnford, M. Grulke. Little Ten Debate Held Here Ilzue l':illetl. Santa :Xlgemr Xlzlrie iirnlke, Pznilzl llnrn- jerelyn llnhratz, zlnrl l.ynn Uls-in were :mlm active inenihers. fnrml. Iluh llncline nnrl llernarcl iliese clehatecl in favor of The grunp pztrticiputeml in the llistrict llehute ut XYL-st this yt-z1r's qnestiun which was: Resnlvetlg The Lf S. of llenml :tncl the invitutinn llehzlte :lt the lixtensinn nt' the .Xniericn Shnnlcl lnitiute Sl Pnlicy ul' Free Tracle with University nl' XYiscunsin in XlllXK'2lUliL'L'. The I.ittle Ten Ile- lfrienclly Xutimls, .Xrgning against this question were: John hate was helcl here ut Cnmrey ,lznniznry N. with Nlr, llflzniml XX'm11+sl4i, Ilnn llruce, and lizxrh Pinter. Janice llnrnfnrcl, as znlvisur. -51.. lS'l' VIULINS Mnrinm llulu-vlx 'n-ln-1' Ill'mli:uu-1' l':ll1l:n lllll'lll0l'4l Mzuriv Klrullw lion l.e-mlw .lnum Sylluw Nnln S1-lmllz ll:ll'l1-luv linin- VIOLAS Alum' llal1'l'l0l Arlwm- lll'l1vnwul4l 1'l'Il.lfOS Marlin lmliun-1' lmrutlly llullislvr John l'lv:llus lx:u:ur1-In lhuslnllssl-in Urvhestrn Interests Many Students l!An:. Suv W1'n'L'e .lzwk lil':ull4 y ZZNII VIOLINS liurlu lleflu-1' Sylvia Wulf? Sznnlrn Amlvrson l':nuline Gust Mary Kuenzie Suv llrlsfnll Illnriu Ms-ill01'k0 I.ynn Rlimle IM-vurly Martin Fl.U'l'ES Beth Emluy Vnrol Strn-llimx Mary Rhmlee Gloria Gil-se lfl AliINIC'l'S Bull Bodine l':u'ul Liuht Marne Run-Ln-ler Uonnie Quivk PIANO Fannie Kilmle 'l'HlIMPli'l'!Z :xml UORNETS lii Il Jul ly lievky Olson Dale Bom-ss Jim Juhnsun 'PROM BON ES Dun Iiulxvnck Huh Stm'p:m'd Ed Solm-ska SOUSAPHONFI Gerulll Limlsuy l RI'INl'll HORNS lh'rn:u'1l Gin-se llvnricttzu lioohmn- Yvonne Jollnson SAXAPIIONICS llc-H0 NVullliz-1' lilnmla- Kmlm llxxvisl Vorlwin HASSOON Iluviml Pullolt l'l'IR4'USSl0N Jim Strey Karon liuszuike Ed Surensun Mr. I . Sc-llwurz. lllwrlm' Omhe-mu nfficvrs includl-: lit lllilllllfh lures.: J. Stu-oy, vice-mos.: Il. Giese. sec.: C. Emley. tra-ns.: and M. Haber-k, lihruriun, who is mc-tux: m':1rlicimr with P. llurnfurml. -1' Top row: R, Leslie, R. Balkmzin, B. Hastings. J. Birbaum, D. Howe, E. Fmemmimg, P. Sorenson, D, Huncek, R. He-athcuti-. 3rd row: ll. Lippincott, S. Johnson, J. Smerlinski, M. Peebles. L. Oltu. B. Walther, B. Cornwall, M. Langer. 2nd row: Mr. Mnnske, B. Bodine. M. Nelson, S. Tirnmel, J. Leavi-ns, S. Leslie, B. liutehke. lst row: J. Zirnmermnnn, S. Sherwood. J. H:u'1'inglun, M. Wilkinsnn, C. Sq-lizi1'feiilwi'i:, Llynn Olson. tudent Council Represents Student Body In ehool Affairs Stnrlent fninieil, whivh is vuiiipuseil nl' zi represeiitzllive Officers uf the chili were .lim llarriiigsnii, prcsiclenlg frnni ezieh liniiiernniii, was hnsy with the all-seliml lhriste Mike VvlllClIlSUll, vice-presirleiit: Sue Slierwuud, seeretaryg inns party, the mlleftiuii lnr llire. :nail the Svlinlzirslnn Lhhme Sclizirteiiln-rg. trezisnrerg and Mr, Manske, Lulvisnr. Sliuw. Top row: IZ. Rosenthal. J. Zimmermann, J. Stetier. C. Rhinesmith, L. Freudenberg. G. Steffan, D. Rowe, A. Hziertel. D. Timmel, M. Wilkinson, L. Ponizlaff, lst row: J. Williams, G. lfinekeltnn, S. Warner, J. Quirk, A. Higgins. M. Maaseh, M. Peebles, J. Rosie-r. 2nd rnw: J. Sehzivhi. B- M9lllfxl'. N. Nelson, C. Krambs, M. Cnrothers, I.. Zaliiwiclkzi, P. Kilnnder, J. Driscoll, J. Wonoski, M. Cnunsell. erfvice Club Very Active In eeond Year The Service chili spent its seeuncl year uf existenee in .Xlnng with ushering :lt all the sclinnl events. such as line style. Bliss Wulf, the new advisor. along with this gzrnies. plays. and cuiicerts, the elnh nienilmers also tnnk j'k'ZlI S nffieers: jini Qiiirk, president: Sally XYarner, vice- part in the Pnlin Drive nf Oeuiiniiinwne :incl during Tliziiiks- inresimleiit: :incl .Xnn Higgins, secretary. linve gotten the chili giving vzicrntiuii, clistrihuterl liaiiclhills cuneerniiig the Referen- izncler-wziy :ind uiclecl its ineinhers in their activities. chnn li-1' the new gym to the residents nf Ocniiniiiuxme. -.631 Top row: M. Ram-n, J. Huff, ll. Verhein, G. Steffen, 'l'. Lorenz. J. Wnnoski, Glen Rosiu, R. llvndingen. ll-nlnm row: 'l'. Rs-ichm-rt, I.. Rl-ill. F. Kilnmler. L. I'untzlnfI'. Pro jeetion Club Handles Many Necessary Duties 'l'hf- prnjcctiun vhih whivli wus hurnicml this your prm'irls,-s Tho .Xuzliu Visual .'Xirls. This snmllcr grunp runs thc k'4lllk'1lll'Pllill :mil rm-rrv:n1i4u1:nl fihns for lmth lzuwilty anal P. .X. systcin during usscmhlics. stnrlcnis. Xluncy czzrm-cl hy thc clnh is usual In hny aclmlilimlzil 'l'h1s vluhprcpzm-s :incl spmlsnrs all lnuvics slunvn clnrmfr cqllipim-111 for their uso, Thu ufficcrs ut' thc flnh are-. tha- nwni hwnrs fur stiirh-ills. In :ulclitinn it helps tL':u'l1c1's lrcsirlcill, lm Roy Pmitzlnlff' Yllll'-lJl'k'SlKlLlll, ,luhn XYunnskil uhm ning in-ml ussistzmim' in running ilu- inwxic lllZlK'lllllL'5, zuul scrrctznry-trczlsnrvr, lilcn Rusiw. The :ulvisur of thc cluh slifh- prujwifmrs znzcl mpc rwurcli-rs. is Mr. llinnplirvy. l Within thc lrujcrturs Vhih is El lighting crew calln-fl E Wx-'Ls-'r '+'r'L MW, WMM Q ,. i -...r Top row: Il. Tilnmm-I, R. Kvvk, S. Ketler. M. Schirmer, C. Kihlv. IC. Lrfusvy. D. Abendrnlh. Iiulllnn row: Mrs. llalrris, J. Wonuski, P. Campbell, 'l'. King. K . Kunmlss, K. Sims. Mr. Humplnrc-y, Committee tages Career Night Thu Slnrlvnt llnimlzmn- lluiiiiuitlvc is wniipusccl ul Il grmmp Nli' llnmphrcy :xml Klrs. llzarris uffcr xlssistnllrc tu thc 'ff stnmlcnls hir cclmlczitimmrll :nul x'i1n'z1Ii1f11z1l work. gmnp in inuny lIl5t1lllCU5. l'2lI'l't'l' night, nm- nt' thc uunn1ittm s zlnnnzxl projects Thi- officers zm- Twin King, prcsimh-nt: vine-prcsiclvnt, gniclm-s intcrustcrl stnrlcnts hy prnvicling speakers anrl infur- lizarul Krznnhsq :mil SL'l'I'0fIlI'y, Lslllllll' liilclv. inziliun fm' tht-in. ilillls hclps thc stuclcnts In h:u'c :1 lwfnrc- hznul hunk intl, his xwwzntiuiizll vlnvivv. - 4:4 J G 6 5 LP R955 W Q - 'A if W W.. S W X f zrf .4 1 ' if ff - ' V -1 K f 6 f 5 If .Pg :MV i-?5 in ' 'T if C 4 BX X , .5 .I X E W - 'Swan' Q Sansa' - VNU!! Axiom fwhqztgu Ban-,hm ' 'xzff' ' A 'fd f 'Q tif Q ll 55 M xx gm .-E111 --ii ...RWM .Q ,, -YN ' 112' 'R'-v' ws. - ' 513-CK' I 'EN' 0 3 4 lk 'Que-mu.Dum S51-1' gangs' gh S5 Soc, ' SQFNYYKWM Cooney Runner-U p in Grid Competition K K X .... I .L vw KK Top row, I.. in ll.: Nlr. Vanden Avond, Mr. Realms, T. Olsen, R. '1'um1er, J. Dickson. V. Scott. T. King. Il. Kiefert, M. Wilkinson, Whiw, lb. Hence, W. Wessel. R. Schulte. Mr. Licht. Zlrd' row: R. Keck, NV. Stufivl. R. Gill, D. Schuman, W. Kim-fert, H. Busan, H. Snyder, J. Iialrry, W, Rowe, ID. II1rl'1'numn, 1'. Gilln-rg 2nd row: ll. lluniels, M. Tubbs, R, Kelchner, I . Unrein, J. PRlll5S?Zll'i, R. Rm-ntmeester. C. Frank, R. Leslie, R. Athzls, J. Iirzullvy, J. Klm Button. row: ll. Munruo, R. Hcnthm-ute, J. Herru. G. Garlzkv. R. Haxcklmrth, nmnzxger: J. Monroe, IJ. l r:1uks, G. S1-hull, R. Martin. -57- MBU F ootlmll Team Cmft B0 Beal llullllm'-X' lf. .. ... SI. -lwlllfi 7 1'1M1Ilx'y JN. , .. .,. H1lI'Il'0I'll U l QUIUIIVX H. ,. ..,. M115 vilh' fr KIHHIICQ' JU .... .. XX-llll'I'I1PWlI fr llmun-y 1.5. .. .. XXIM lin-ml U Llmu1cy li ..,. ,. 51. hlwlufs U Cooneygs B's Attain Good Reward 11111114-5' Fl.. .. XYzllc1'1mx'ln 30 41141114-y SH. .. . ll:u'tfwrml 57 llnnu-5 JN ,. ... ,ICH-L'Y'SllIl 2.3 f.llHIICj' JU. .. ,.. Llhllllllllllh I5 Umm-5 45. ,, , II:1rtl:111cI JH llnnmuy 45, .. ... liipml 31 lwnwy -17. ., .., KAIIIUIIIIPUS JN l44lHl1k'j' Irv, ,. .. Xyllllllllll .W lHUIH'j' -W, .. ....... licrlill -U1 l'1HlllL'j' -W, . . .,.. llrrfiuvll .90 immvy Sl, lk-znvur Ilzun -H lmulcy -1.3. .. ., XXX-st Ilcml 5.3 tnnu-3 44, 4. 4. llurlingtml lr, l-IIUIIUX 50. .. .... lillilmrll 48 ' . . ,' , 7 ' lw.1u-5 41? .. ., Xlagxlllm -fr L'r1m1L-y 16... . Xx1llL'!'fI1XX'll H7 -! 68 - s'LJg1Q.,.,, CJ.. . 9. N W V F N031 Sums BnTlGWX mg' .R XQORKA-UlJl QX SQXYX Bos Boo b, 'L x 'o Duswc, xbam., TINEEE Q vfr 34015 4 3 S- 'Q' s 13 4 xl M VL was ,A Ja 5 Q s x Wk Q 'Q A J ' 5 09 ' TL , ofa A x f f. I' X'y 5 0 Q Q XI 0 SY. Q- XX 0,6 Varslty Basketba Cooney Foo ney Cooney Cooney CoOnQy Cooney Forney Cooney Cooney Cooney Cooney Coon ey Cooney Fooney Coon ey Coon ey Cooney Hi ln.. 69 Sl .m IS 46 -w -39 -H5 522 lm. . 49 6:1 --J 21- 54 T0 ,li ll Record Watertown . . Jefferson Hartland . . Columbus Berlin Beaver Dam Burlimrton .. Mayville ., Hartford . . ... Columbus . . , . Ripon . . Waupun . . . Horicon Wesi Bcnfl . . . . . West Milwaukee . . . . ....... Elkhorn Watertown 61 49 53 47 59 Bn 41 57 ST 59 Sl 42 'lil 56 6,1 57 90 Injuries H inder Cooneyas Cagei s B rx row I to R M Reams A Vkarner. F. Linscott, P. Sorensun, D. Hoffmann. R. Leuke, T Klm, B Royle R heck M Nflmmuh ront row uw 01 cole, H. Snyder, M. Le Brew-li. R. Le:-lie. C. Frank, J Schuyle munl fl 6 lr n 1 0 5 r 5 1 s 4- ' 1 G.A.A. officers: Marion Nelson, president: Sally Warner, vice- pr--sident: Sue Sherwood. secretary: and Caryl Krambs, tren- 5lll'el'. G.A.A. Upen to Juniors and eniors Onl llcrausc only thu frcslunt-n and sophomores wcrc allowed to take gym this year, nicuilwrsliip in ti..-XA. was givcn only to thc juniors and scniors. lluc to this change and thc natural luck of had wcathcr, the cluli got 21 rather late start in its artivitius. Howling was first on tht- list lthis, hy the way. was opcn to thc lfrosh. and Soplrl lasting from October tu March. lluriug this tiinv, many other sports were enjoyed hy thc girls: field hockey, haskctliall, volley hall, and the spring sports, keeping tht-ir players lnusy until late May 4, The higliliglits of thc club wcrc thc initiation of new uicnilicrs in thu full and the Spring lizuiquct in May. when awards were given to thc high point girls and new officers were announced. This ycar's offivcrs wore: Marion Nelson: prcsidcnt, Sally W'aruerg vice-president, Sue Sherwoodg secretary, and Caryl Kranilis, treasurer. Rowling officers: Ann Higgins, Judy Ryan, Gale Fracl-celton. ..72.-. Typical Wednesday night at Long-rley's. fx Jean Rush is baseball sporthead Ann Schultheis, volleyball sporthead, returns the ball. Jean has an advantage OVBI Pat-H5 Jr. Sr. Bowling Team Ratings l. Marilyn Zwcig 2. jean Rush 3. ,luyvc Zimmermann 4. Joanne Tuppcr in this case Basketball Team Ratings Sue Slierwuml l. juan Rush 4. Luis Hurcliarclt Myrna Maascli 2. Betty :Xnclcrson 5. Nancy NVoelffer joan Carter 3. Mary Carothcrs 6. Sue Slicrwoocl Sally Warner Fresh. Soph. Bowling Team Ratings 1. Carol Liclit 2. Suu Counsell Mary Carothers badminton slum-thead, and Lois Field Hockey is a rough sport. Tennis seems to be Teeto's game Mar on Zahradka are all set for a game. observes. vp- Intramural Sports Draw Interest IIOXNIINCS Slurmtrikcs .. Gultcr IIaIIm ... Inlul Olfs ........ Iivcritfs I'i11Imoys . I.m1g'Icy's I'inhuys IIUI Shuts ..... IIuuIit'I'S .... Sun- Misses 'I'cn Pins .. 'I'UL'l'II F001 II.Xl.I. .XII Nurs .. I':u'I4L'rs IIIItI-llllth .... l'mrlIl'j' IIl'1rWll Sure Kicks ,. Tigora ..... XY I. 31 IJ 19 IQ SU 2,2 20 LQ .Ill ll Z9 22 25 LQ .285 Q Z5 29 2352 27L'Q ZZ .29 I9 3.2 XY I. fx ll 5 I 4 Z 2 -I I 5 ll 6 I..-3 -74 M11skCt0crm f .. . Full llmm' ... Two PUillt'.'I'S .. RUQIICS ..... Hawks ... Slnpslmts ....., iwmm tUlll'l12llIll'lll lfrcc 'l'l1rmx'Prs'k Spartans ....... Bzlskctccrf . llarwllllls ....... 3kXY4lIl Ufllflliilllflllt Basketball -I uni' nr-Seniur FI'05l1Ill?lll-Sl vpln mu arc ,75- Bark row: Hun-In Martin, N VN Front raw: J. M .Xpril Il April 14 ....... .-xmas 31... .XprII .ffl 'omIs. R. Leslie. I . Unrein. J. Lillprv, R. Heathcolv. IT. Home-ck, IT. Chrisiophersnn, P. Murphy, MHIIPIHOI' uuler, V. Pug:-nkupf, K. Iiuhtz. .I. Stray, 'l'. Peterson, J. Herrn, D. Hence. R. Athas. Baseball Attraets Boys From All Classes XY:mkcsI1:1 NIn'muri:xI .. . . . I In-rv May 3. .. ...Ilrvricun . .,.'I'Iwru XY:1u-rtmvll ...,.... .... I Icrc May Ili. .. ...SL ,InIm's . ...Ilcrv I lnrtfnrrl ... .... 'I'Iu-rv May 19. .. . ..M:1yviIlc ... ....lIcrc XYL-sl Ilcnfl .. ...llcrc QI I I I r undimz: Il. Hunan, Il. Stnffeil, A, Warm-l'. M. Lelirevk, P. Sorenson. M. Rllllfxll, R. Anderson. ll. Keck. neeling: D. Kie-unit, J. Peterson, Ib. Monroe, D. Sykes, B. Butsvhke, ll. Javkson. IT. Nelson. III-'lvc'r IJ'l1ll .Xpril ls... . . .Xpril Ii... ...SL lulnfs .. .Xpril JU... ,.,IIurium .Xpril .ZZ ....... St. VIUIIIIIS .Xpril li. .. ...W:111I4csI1:n IM-'lwr II'lIIl ,xpril 17... .. . .Xpril 30 .,..... XY:l11I4csI1zl A nyone For Tennis? ? ? I'I1crc KI: ..,IIcrc XI: ...IICTL ...'I'Iu-rv KI: IIurc NIL .., ...Ilcrn ...III-ru Yurris Sclnml .. ,.,, IICFL' zlyvillv ...... ,,,, I I4-rv I' IIQINIFII .... ......, I Ivrm' 'cst Iicml . . . ........, I Icrv I ittlc 'IICII ,..... . .. XYcQt Ilcn-I gI2lIL' Scftimlzxls . ...XYzl11IicsIm Top low: B. Jolly, R. AHdl'llS. J. Dickson. P. Timmel, T. King. M. Vlfilkinson, B. Loeding, J. Barry, S. Snyder, B. Gill. 2nd row: C, Nicholson. R. Sturyrard. B. Kelchner, J. Palosaari, J. Gaugerl. F. White, C. Gilbert, H. Basan, D. Ostrom. J. Guuerke, T. Wllkllxhilh, G. Kurenz. lst rnw: Couch Vunilen Avond. D. Schuett, C. Genny, J. Hill. H. White, T. Reed. R. Cass, L. Pontzloff. D. Jolly, Coach Anile-rsun. Our Track Team Works Hard March 12 ...... Milwaukee journal Relays ...... Milwaukee April 9 ...... Maclisnn XVL-st Relays ............. Madison April Z5 ...... Vl'liitcfisl1 Bay invitational.. .XVhitefisl1 Bay :Xpril 20 ..... , NN zitcrtuwn .................. Ocunonluwoc .-Xpril .ill XYl1itcfiQl1 liziv Rclavs.. W'l1itefisl1 Bay May 3. ..... -lcffcrsun . ......... .. .... CJCUIIUIIIUNYUL' N K .nm X-5,3 'H X S A 'Q Q.. ' May May M ay May May May ......Beaver Dam ...... ...... ....Ocm1on1uvvoC . . . . . .Freslnnan-Sophomore . . . . . . . .Beaver Dani ......Fort Atkinson Invitational. . .Fort Atkinson ......Little Ten .........................Ripun ......State Sectional .. ....... ...NV2u1kcsl1u ......Statc Meet .... ...Madison .-Xpr. ll. . Bt. ,lulin s .. Apr. 25. . XYz1tcrtnwn ... .. 'Yup row: R. Holle, D. Schuman, C. Monroe. G. Olson. F. Linncott. L. Neeh. B. Rentmeester. Coax-h Snilrfau. 2nd row: D. Fcheitt, D. Lippincott. J. Sprague. D. Timmel. J. Nagy. Golf is Their Game ... . .Delaficlcl . . . .XVatc-rtown Apr, 29. . St. .lllllll s . ........................ Ocunninowuv May Z.. Hartford, Llnlunilmus ............... Ocnnmnowur May fn. . XXI-st llvnrl, XVaupun, lleziver Dain. . .0cu1un1um'oC ,H 77. May May May May Hartford. VVest Bend .. ....... Hartford Beaver Dani, Berlin .. .... Hcavcr Dani xv2ilC'!'lllXN'll ............ . . .OCulluITl1JWm' Z3.. l.ittlc Ten Cmifvrcncc .... llcavcr Dani F ootlmll and Basketball Interest Student Body 1.78.-. Spring Sports Extremely Popular in 1955 -79- The Oconomowoc High School Code The Oconomowoc Iligh School Code of Conduct is de- signed to help smooth the way of life in the area where students, teachers, and parents meet - that they may do the right thinggat the right time, and in the right way. lllany of the items are already school policy or state law. and thtir appearance here is for the purpose of emphasizing their importance for the smooth operation of a school of which we can all he proud. O. II. S. STUDENTS ARE CONSCIOUS OF DEVELOPINIL GOOD CIIAR.-Xt'TER: l. NVe honor and respect our parents, teachers, and others who are rcsponsihle for our guidance. 2. We are honest, we do our own work and study for CXHIIIIIIZHIUIIS. 3. VVe are punctual and meet every ohligation promptly. 4. VVe hand in our homework on time. 5. We never use profanity. O. H. S. STUDENTS RESPECT PROPERTY: I. We do not destroy or damage school facilities, school buses and equipment, hooks, or school grounds. 2. W'e never destroy, damage, or litter the property of others, or public property. 3. VVe respect the rights of others in school and on school huses and elsewhere. 4. VVe do not use, nor open any lockers, other than the one assigned to us. O. H. S. STUDENTS ARE PROUD OF THEIR PER- SONAI. AI'PEARANt'E - THEY FOLLOW THE DRESS AND GROONIING AP- STANDARDS Ol PROVED RY TIIE STUDENT COUNVII.: lt'oy.r: l'l'r'fcrrc1f: Slacks or dress pants, worn with a helt at your natural waistlmc. Clean shirt twith collarl. worn with a sweater. Dress or casual dress shoes. .-l1'ct'l?l4'1lI l'le1in jeans, worn with helt at your natural waistline. .leans which are made so that they cannot reach your natural waistline are not acceptahle. Clean shirt with no more than top lmtton open. T shirt with a sweater. T shirt or underslnrt should he worn under regular shirt. Shirts should he tucked into trousers. t'ouventional haircuts only will he acceptahle. lffrlx: l'rcferrt'4f: Pleated or moderately flared skirts with hlouses or sweaters. tSweatcrs should not fit too tightly, nor should hlouses he too sheer.J Simple casual dresses with short or long sleeves. lflats or clean saddle shoes or sports shoes. .'fr't't'f'It'lfZ Straight skirts of moderate length which do not fit too tightly. Sports dresses with modest sleeve lengths. Sports shoes or clean saddle shoes. Socks should he folded ahove the ankle. Pearls or necklaces texcept rhinestones? are acceptahle. Earrings, however should he reserved for more formal occasions. Although hutton earrings would he accep- tahle, dangling earrings definitely are not in good taste for school. Accepted standards of good taste will he employed in evaluating cases not covered in the ahove. O. II. S. STUDENTS OBSERVE THE FOLLONVING RULES IN CONNECTION WITH BIt'YL'I.E AND AUTOMOBILE SAFETY: 1. Vl'e park our bicycles on the top of the hill and not at the curb nor on the runway. 2. Nlfe don't ride on hicycles that don't belong to us. 3. VVe ride hicycles single file, according to the law. 4. VVe know that the parking lot hack of the school is reserved for the faculty, staff, and for school buses. 5. lfVe ohserve state and city traffic laws which provide: a. A speed limit of 20 miles per hour in streets ad- jacent to the school. h. No operating cut-outs or straight exhausts or ex- cessive noises. c. No overloading of cars. d. No operating of a motor vehicle without a driver's license. e. No parking in front of school entrances, thus block- ing off free flow of traffic at cross walks. 6. lVe register the license numher of our cars in the office. O. II. S. STUDENTS PRACTICE SEI.F-DISCIPLINE: l. Vl'e show respousihility without constant supervision. Z. NVe do not smoke in the school lmuilding, school buses, or on the campus. 'a .v. VVe know that any display of affection in puhlic is in poor taste. -1. We do not drink alcoholic heverages. 5. ll'e ohey all laws of the school and community. o. We put all waste paper in proper receptacles, and do not litter the lawns, halls, nor school huses with gum wrappers, candy har wrappers. etc. 7. VVe respect hus drivers as representatives of the school administration. O. II. S. STUDENTS BASE THEIR SOCIAL LIFE ON REASONABLE RULES: l. VVe hold evening parties only on nights when there is no school the following day. At these parties an adult is constantly present. 2. VVe tell our parents where we will he and agree with them on the time we will return. tWe notify them of any unusual delayj. 3. VVe know that the .girl and her parents should de- termine the appropriate time to return from a date and that the boy should abide by their decision. In conclusion, O. H. S. students believe that the good line of communication must always be kept open between students, faculty. and parents for the maintenance of mutual respect. 80- S3Ci?Q9ECECil'i? K'-S fx E! f Q, jf ga 1 1 XUXGWI 7' -I if y x QQ Wi Qu.: Q GG ,.'l 51' V, if x. ?ffem, Q ' V ' fl ' 7 X 6'2 ' f Q f ff ,H , . . ,I . V 4 V -f J -' I X M 'f 7 ' ta J f 4 is ,, Q , , , X 4 ,Q 0 ,ff-uf, . , M x ' 'rf' 'f x' , Q . , - , X ,.. A W b X R. . N ,W ,., , -1 A 'VA' ax 4 f ' s Kim' Jzwk l':lluf:l:nI'i :mul Qu.-un HUIH1-vmrliuaz' Rnyzlllyz Nlikv XNilkil1sm1 :md Suv Siu-rxxmulg K'I:uem':- I l'1lllk :xml Nlzuymu nl-mul l'u1r.y lxmuulvr: lung .l.f'k :md Que-on lvl rum: lion liunvo :xml Marry Smw-nsun: Bula Rcllllwnvrlvl' .mal lic-My Alxrh-1'sm1. Ilunwvunzfing Theme is 4CAutumfn 0c'turn e wi, .' r 0041! ' K .Ar-,. -'HHRTF O T. 'ifwl - Lim... HL T U mvufv I l'm1i ' :nxx:l1'nhfrl firsi prim- llrvlllommll III!! l':lkv:- N4 1-mul plnvo fu n 1 y :gy W I N, k R fjwgx .ii X . , Mg. 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Xlike Ramen ... ,lim Qnirk ...lirnie lllnek . .liernnrcl liiese .... .joe Rosier . . .Gary hpienzzu .....lJick Popp ...Terry Olson The three-act play Ten l.ittle l1Nll2llISl' :ulztptecl from Agatha l'ln'istie's Anil Then There Were Nunn- was given in the high seluml :nicliti-rinin un .Xpril l-ith. The play was ehnsen hy the rlrzunnties clepartnient as the znninzll all selnml play. Ten Little lncli:tns was a mystery eentererl :irunntl ten figurines un the niantelpieee nf :L efitintry hunse on an islztntl nfl the mast nf liveun. lizxell lnclizxn has at lnnnztn eminterpart who is tnurcleretl in une way nr unnther alter the lncliun is fnnnd broken. Xlneli rleteetive work is involved and ll very interesting play resulted. Yurinns cmmnittees were furinecl tn hanille the many tasks reqnireml in putting nn the prutlnetiun. Puhlieity for the play was hznlrllecl hy Carol Seheicling. Sully XYarner lmnfllerl make-up, while eusttnning was uncler the the set design was nncler the lezulership of Karla Smelting zlncl properties were uncler the guiclzutee lliek Bneclingen hancllecl the lighting, while Santa clireetiun of Myrna Mazxseli. llireeting Decker. Pmgrznn ehairinun was Carol of I.:-xie Hurliek. 'luhn NYunuski and Xlgen was ehairinan of ticket sules. Nliss Yunniss and Miss Gunther were the zthle zulvisors for this yeztr's play. -34- Annual Christmas Part Held December 17 The annual Christmas Party sponsored hy the Student As is customary the new faculty ineinhers were presented Cvllllfil was presented on lleeeinher 17, for the enjoyment with Lfhristinas gifts aeeompanied hy a little poein. f l Qt - l lx - A - - - - . - I UC N umm ,ml ,Inn Harrington, president ot Student cibllllfll. presided The party eonsistecl of the traditional arrival ot Santa over the program and Mrzrion Nelson headed the party pre- Clans who was portrayed hy Mr. Vanden gXvond. NVhile the paralion eonnnittee. students had heen waiting for Santa, they sang: a few carols. Scholarship Show Nets S585 Toxlaiiflff 'l'ovlandf l.ittle Girl and Boyland . . . the fivale -song to the' Seholarship Show of 1955. 'lihe theme was hnilt around the story of a little ttiy shop, an old toyinaker and, of eonrse, his toys whieh later, at the day ended and the toyinaker tell asleep, Caine to lile lt was then, that the show of the toys took plaee. illlinse working: on the event. whieh is sponsored and prodneed hy the Student Council and its ineinhers, were: Production chairman, Chloe Seliarienhergg Piililieity ehair- man, lloh Bodine: and 'llieket Sales, llielc Lippineott. Honors go to -lim Harrington as Narrator and Roh Rentineester as Toymaker. as well as the whole east of performers and Cooney students who rlid their johs so beautifully. The total rceeipts from the tieket sales mounted to 55535.00 the highest amount ever ohtained. Sf x l 'YA ,W - 119 'W V 1-'film M, A ,W Q1 x 1 HQ! Z' 2134 rum . nun xx u .1 unc x u-L nt mur. N Sl Q xg? ff Kim.: Joe Rosier nnfl Qucvn Mary Ann Sorvnson giiyf-G, ff , 6,1 Z A ' 1:59 4335 'U ,Q ,limi I f ?w- ff Prom Court from loft to right: Vilas Scott and Kazen Ande sen Jam Haxnngton and Que bhenxood Kxng Joe and Queen Mdly Tim King' and Belly And:-rsrm, lion Bence .and Mullyn lump, ind Ilfll Qulxk and bully Wiilllel - wi www gf, NE X l ,pus Queen Mary Sorenson :Intl Kim: Joe Rosier watched as Peggy Genllrich approached the stage. Sadie Hawkins Provides Funds For Reflections The night was NlWClllllL'l' 12, 19543 thu event was fYll'Ull- llll'll!Vl'llClS Sadie Hawlcillsn clauvc, S1JHllSK1l'Qll cvcry year hy hows. thc Rcllcvtimls' staff. The stall wurkctl hard as they fran- tivally hlcw up swine 2,1100 llllllllilllbll Also a littlc cider Truth nr tfu11scql1cl1Ccs. stancl was crcctccl and 21 11rugr:1111 uf pt-rf11r111crs and prizes was arramrccl fur thc dance gamers. jim and Usllfllu wort- cr11w11ccl king and KIUCCII of the mini Cnstumes were the thing and 1::1ve the balloon filled room an infmmal but festive air. 781'- lir11ic's i11terp1'ctatiu11 of how all ladies strut! CYQlllllg' and wcre attirecl in rliapcr outfits witl1 lmttlcs z1111l Nancy lqlllllllli aiclcrl sumc uf the couples in a gillllk' nl Tlmse who wcrc thcrc NYlllIll forge-t .'Xll1L'rt thc Alliga- tor, Raggedy ixllll and .-X11cly, urlillk' lll'l'lllllll2l Hug. lll' yzixs ew ! 5 +214 45 .. 2 K. A I if Calendar SICl l'liNll!IiR: Sth 'l'Iu' Old Rc11nim1 'llvtnl ClIl'lPHlllL'Ill - - llillf lfrth Sturlcnt vllllllfil lilcctium ,lim Hzxrriugtnu, Vrusiricnt Ol, l'OIiICR: lst llllccrlvzlrlillpg lryunts Nth lfirat .Mmm-n1Iwly lf IC. jmlcs zmrl Hilvnt SUUIIIIS and Ncrvc lfln,-n'tricity ISII1 llmxlcvmning - the lla-nrt, of llzmrtfnrrln NOYICNIIZICR: llth Sadie Hawkins H- l!alluum! lialluuml and NURIC Balluuus Zlst Class Officcr lilcctimms Jllth Nc-xx' Gym Rk'fCI'L'IlI1llIllQ 4.311 fur and 48 zagaillst. IJlCL'lCMI!liR: lst l41lfl'L'l' Night Hill N.H.S. lnitiutiml l51l1 Cl1l'iSllI!2lS lXnu'm-rt 17th Svluml Cllm-cl - Merry k'lII'i5flll2lS :mul ll-:1-p-p-5' Now Year! ,l.XNL'.XRY: .irrl Sclnml rv-wpcxlwl llllll l,ittlL' Tvu llclmtn' 'l'u11rm'y Hcrc Zh-27-28th lixznm fffillll. LTHIIIU .-58- liing :md Quccnq Marion and junk. XYc lim ff '4 XL TE- 'K ' wr ..,, ,. I' l'.l-,HUA lxX : .4- Srcl Brass Quartct ,Xssentlmly 'Q-X 17th Sclmlarsltip Slum S 'I'uylanrll rlqllyliillllln Kl.XllL'HI I rl -lth Orientation Day x , Q. 4 C f N-f Sth l.ittlc Tun Fruslt-Suplt. l:UI'CIlSlL' Moot hcrc Q 'ff 12th Swing lun Yarictics N l lfvth Music' Cmttcst in l 'm1rl flu Lac: Sulus and linscmhlcs fur lizmcl ,XXJ .VA :mtl ftlixctl Clumir. Q 590 t. I. 'N .Xl'Rll.: ' u lst .X clay fur FOOLS! l-lth 'l'4fn Little lmhans hzul 21 pmt'-wmv! XYUXY! lllth N.l'l.S. Initiation - l8 members! I 28th Chuir and Band Assembly V ' k-'EN yx,,,.- MAY: Sth St-niur lou E 7th llistrirt Unttcnt in lfuml tht l.ztc. Klixccl t'hui1' :mtl lhuul. 4' Qu 13th Prom llll-111-Ill-Ill-llllvl 14th Statc Llmtcst in lllaclisun. Sulus and lfllSCll1lDlUS for Baud and if 'F Nlixcrl Chuir. 4' 1' 0 X is l txt JUNE: ,F V NX tx fr. 7, Sth lfxzuns tztgztilib l ll' fx 5th Ilztccalzumrcatc r Oth Grarluatiun lllth Scluml Closed - NX'lmupccl his I Q' Senior Class Prophecy For 1955 Betty Anderson, besides mixing chemicals, is mixing formulas for lots of little boos. Don Babcock has perfected a new water softener and one may buy it at Babcock Hardware Store in his home town, Oconomowoc. Jeanine Barry returned with all the tips that she's lost from holes in her pockets. She's giving Barbara Hutton a run for her money and men. Barbara Bertling doesn't worry about her doctor bills because she's joined one of the families to which Medic is dedicated. Bob Bodine has been using his engineering in the far east making all the dry spots wet again. Wayne Buchert has a new favorite song My Gal Sal. Lois Burchardt is still pushing keys waiting for an intern on a white charger. judy Bushel is raising a lot of little j-ecks. On the side she keeps the fashion books filled with beauty. Mary Carothers is now engaged in wrestling and is known to all as the Flying A Thos . When black hair was being handed out way back when, Lorraine Claffey got in the wrong line. She is now official line straightener. jim Darrow has a safe job. jim no more worries about the condition of Home Ec Class before entering. 'Ioan Drews is the Dean of Girls in a southern college. Ken Duncan is now playing with the Harmonicats. Dick Engebretson has left for the army and is a coffee sergeant. Dick Esser is making paint, naturally. jack Flory and Graham Gartzke are married to twins. Don Frank has now taken the comic strip Wimpy in Popeye. Gloria Geiger has become general manager of the Schroeder Hotel in Milwaukee. Shirley Gilbert and Arlene johns while speeding through St. john's ran into each other and have enrolled there for further education. Don Grace accepted a scholarship and is majoring in soprano solos. jack Palosaari is now teaching Bookkeeping in the University of Stone Bank. Pat Mueller and Teri Unrein are now the dancing cigarette pack and match folder on the Ted Mack Show. Mary Ellen Loppnow still sings When jerry Comes Marching Home Again . Pat Koeppler and Nick have had to tie a couple of little red wagons on to the back of their convertible. Claude Krahn has recently been promoted to manager in charge of shoestring sales at Farmers Exchange. Geraldine Kawleski after all these years, still belongs to the Pogo Club. Jeanette Lillge is the Secretary of the Year. She works for Pete Moss. Ann Schultheis is the O.H.S. chemistry teacher now - no unknowns this year! Bob Stargard feeds peanuts to the monkeys at the zoo -- his favorite is a little guy called Raymond. Martin Treffner missed school so much that he came back to give Mr. Berger a helping hand. Martha Tetzlaff is still called Mary by half the people. Arlene Reinke is the first American woman to own a jet car. Happy landing, Arlene! Barb Reuteler manages the North Lake baseball team now. Ken Ruehlow just got back from the moon. His flying saucer specimens are now on exhibit. Marilyn Wiezbiskie and Hal Vincent have set up a corporation and are now getting a few dividends. Florence Wegner saves money on Friday nights now that she's married to an Ixonia fireman. judy XVessel bought Moose Lake Beach and now plays nothing but polkas. Marilyn Zwieg quit her job at the Treasury building to raise more builders for Bence. Mary XVilliams is now chained to household duties - chief cook and diaper washer. Pete Timmel, after many attempts, went into the used car business. He also strange as it may seem is on good terms with the police force. Harriet Salter was recently promoted head-homemaker in a state university. Irene Sjoberg is chief ticket-taker at our hometown theater. ...g0... Mary Ann Sticks has learned to drive the Nash and is now touring the U. S. giving lessons. Larry Wagner is an F.B.I. man working on dangerous assignments, here and abroad. Diane Olson - LATEST NEWS FLASH - Diane and her twelve children are attempting to swim the Eng- lish Channel. Will they succeed? Beverly Bowe finally found an arrow. Zanea Williams is retired and living a quiet life in Texas. Virginia Weber started at the bottom of the ladder and is now the proud owner of Harrigan's Store. Allyce Wallner has made a success of her life as a school teacher in the hills of Kentucky. Barb Peffers joined the ranks of nursing. Right now she is employed at Milwaukee County Hospital. Terry Unrein after a successful career as accordionist took up playing the field. Joanne Tupper following many a laugh wound up as top TV comedienne for 1965. Joe Rosier when last seen was reigning as King over the Hospital Court Ball with Mary Ann Sorenson as his favorite queen. Vilas Scott is now noted for his Scott Construction Company in Arabia, where he has been lately specializing in harems. Lois Zahradka and her daughter Gracie can be seen in the Broadway hit A Good Time Was Had By All now showing in Whitewater. jim Quirk lived up to his last name which incidentally means a peculiar way of acting fCourtesy Thorndike junior Dictionaryj. Dick Popp is now coaching the University of Wisconsin's football squad. Lucky for him they use an ambu- lance for transportation. A good catch finally was landed by jim Harrington. Surprising as it may seem he settled on dry ground and his school of little herrings are learning fast. One of Paul Nass's minor accomplishments has been the construction of the first trans-oceanic suspension bridge. Dick Lippincott is currently starring in Westward the Bad Men as a notorious card-shark. jim Peterson, although he is a zillionaire, still uses Roy Holle's shiny shoes to comb his hairg Roy runs a shoe- shine specialty shop. Tom King, recently married, really got crowned last night. Agnes Nagy is putting humps in camels, cigarettes, tnat is. Mark Nammacher is now employed as chief baby-sitter in charge of POGO. Marion Nelson is a recording star currently singing I'm in the Jailhouse Now . john Martin finally found the shoe that fits. Kathy McDonough is still a one-man girl, with two rings. jerry Klug still owes Dick Popp three dollars. Nancy Kimple is a long distance telephone operator taking all calls from japan. Bill Howland has become the United States representative for the International Fat Man Contest. Charlie, Old 18 Hole, Monroe is still trying for the nineteenth. Don Kiefert is selling branches off his family tree to midgets. Ken Kuntz is still shearing sheep for half the wool. john juenemann, known for his fine Christmas presents, may someday take over Santa's job. Dorothy Meyer got her way and has become Secretary of Agriculture. Warren Loveland has become the owner of a very successful Lawn Sprinkler factory. joan Koch has her own jewelry store. Her specialty is joan's junky jewelry . Since prohibition came back into vogue, Kate Miller is bottling orange pop. jean Storkson is the new manager of the Stork Club. Carries all the latest fashions for storks. Dale Sutherland now has a prom decoration business. His motto is If you want good work done you will have to pay for it .' Allan Rupnow is now running a used car lot exclusively for souped-up cars . Patrons Reflections would like to express its appreciation to the businessmen of Oconomowoc and the surrounding areas who helped make this yearbook possible. Abendroth Insurance Agency Seaman-Andwall Mfg. Co. Art's Lunch Babcock Hardware Badger Paint Store Barrons Shell Service Bartelme Agency Bliss Feed Mill Brittingham and Hixon Buege Insurance Agency Cab Co. Carnation Co. Color Center Counsell Agency Country Studio Dally Press Davis and Zastrow Dry Goods Store Daytime Bakery Donnelly's Smart Wear Draves Radio-TV Laboratories Farmers Exchange -92-- Harteker Motors Henschel's Meat Market Holmes, J. and Sons Hornburg, Inc. Infants and Children's Shop Irene Kinn Style Center Jaeger Paint Store Joe's Auto Salvage Johnson's Seed Store Jon-Mille Joyce Gift Shop Kasten Auto Sales, Inc. Keck Advertising Agency Kee's Office and Art Supplies Kelb Paint and Glass Co. Kinn Marine Motors Koerner's Cooney Retread La Belle Cleaners La Belle Industries La Belle Shoe Store Lakeland Accordion Studio Patrons Land O' Lakes Ice Cream Co. Lee's Apparel Shop Loehr's Plumbing and Heating Shop Longley Mapleways Loretta's Lyke's Furniture Store and Funeral Home Main Bowling Alleys Martin Pontiac and Implement Co. Modern Valet Navine Agency Nehs Jewelers Notbohm Furniture Store and Funeral Service Oconomowoc Canning Co. Oconomowoc Enterprise Oconomowoc National Bank Oconomowoc Shopper Optenberg Drug Store Phipps Department Store ..93.. Radanovich Jewelers Rasmussen Drug Store Rayner's Flower Shop Record Shop Rustic Inn Smith Studio Snyders Steinmann Motors Stevens Pharmacy Strand Annex Taylor Business Service Towne Hotel Tweeden's Store Vroman's Wagner's Jewelry Store Welch Hardware Yunker Motor Co. Autographs , 53.1 W 4 emnrmm We the class of 1955 as well as the faculty and underclassmen will vacious personality Although she was a member of the Oconomowoc rligh School faculty only a short time her pleasing spirit found its way into all our hearts H . ,ln always remember Miss Shirley Sokol for her cheery disposition and vi- -95- ,fx 'X Xl t 155 A 3 fl af X Q .... .--l mwI 5 x :nw X 6m N W l Autographs XL ' 'A .vm , ff 1. J 2 Mum ' wg wa' WYK: Q, , . w S on ws' w . 35 . 5 . ,L f' M .'A 1- ,:.: wi : .. . Vxqwat Q Q91 ,!.., . NI. QKA- Y::v, 5, 2 4. 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