Oconto High School - Okato Yearbook (Oconto, WI)

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'hree Active Groups Perform ita- Tasks i V, -fa' 3 N-.N X llvs Mavis Splinter, Bob Francois, and Beaty Kazlauckas leading this cheer for good old 0.H.S. leaders: Nola Rhode, Beaty Kazlauckas, Mavis Splinter, Pat Smith, and rancois. ... Wm., wt.. me muui uruiea of me ushers al basketball contests at the Armory. ns-Third Rowf Bettie Schlegel, Geraldine Krueger, Margery sen, joyce Rasmussen, Second Row: Mary Picard, Mary Pahl, 'y Neumeier, Mary Slaney, Helen Crouse, First Row: Elaine a, Rita O'Neil, Marion Felix, jane George. xr S i Q 4 4, I Filing cards, rhecking out books, and .supplying i.. . Page 41 -,.f--MUN - - 1 f - -'

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Twenty Compete ln Speech Work After days of preparation, twenty students partic- ipated in the local forensic elimination contest March io. In order, winners of Firsts and seconds were Robert Francois and Pat Beckmann, humorous declamationg Dorothy Gauthier and Lucille Wink- worth, serious declamationg Rosemary Neumeier anc Jean Mayo, oratory, and Margery Rasmussen, ex- temporaneous reading. These seven competed in the league contest at Oconto Falls, March 25, with Bolt Francois the only Ocontoan to win an A rating Bob, who has already won an A in state compe- tition, was scheduled to compete in the district tourna- ment on April 9, and, if passing that hurdle, in the state meet at Madison. Forensic coaching this yeai was handled by Miss Woldt. Expressions shown here were a vital part of the derlamations of these forensic stizdentx. l Second Row: Huisman, XViteck, NVinkworth, Duben, lvliss Wc Farrar, Belongia, O Connor, Gogat, Francois. First Row: Picard, Le lwlay, Windey, Rasmussen, Topel, Pan- Mayo, Beckmann. -- HI. E'mI-'Ll

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l l Fourth Row: Hodgins, Holt, jahnke, Bridger, Angelich, Mayo, Lalvlountain. Third Row: Hartert, Graham, Aubry, l-Ieroux, Erickson, Nygaard. Qecond Row: Mr. DeZwarte, Davis, Lorang, Edinger, Bishop, jarvey, Zeugner. Pirst Row: DeCloux, Rhode, Farrell, Slaney, Reed, Whiting. Al u dance sponsored by the Lettermen's Club. this foursome really has fun. Lettermenis Club Sponsors Dance Students at Qconto High enjoy dancing, and the credit for providing most of the opportunity for this activity must go tc the Lettermens Club. After football and basketball games the club sponsored dances, providing recreation for the student body and income for the organization. Annual events agair held by the group included a dinner dance and the home- coming festivities. This year the lettermen also purchasec 'ipep hats which they sold to various students. Preparing and putting on skits for pep sessions and for the jam jar were other Lettermens Club activities. The group, composed onlj of those who had earned a major letter in some sport, wa: headed by Leon Angelich as president. Other officers weri Ray Bishop, vice-presidentg Vernon Erickson, secretary treasurerg and Mr. DeZwarte, adviser. Lindy Farrell and Nig Whiting take in the cash and see that everyone is properly stamped. With president 'Pege Angelich presiding, lettermen Page 52