Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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We Wish him luck and happiness in the years to come. 35233332 fs-D is W'JZ2,ZT,iZ'Z,,ffZZZfZl,,f1i ,mp 1 ffiiifii W4 ' dr qwmffp jflfw ywn 'lvl Eli? eff? Jwljy . MM, MJ 5 Wy M, 'Vp' J-J A nw? fp fwhm MMM mmm :AW . - f X X 7?xcM,..fcX Wfwkv W, MA' X M J--14 1 X0-'JUL w kd Jnpaumw-X gli, gg, LmLSLM.L,v Qs-.MJ-49-. . UJ if Cys-'F-V'wLL' Q,-Q Nwwblx Q-H 'D' Lu AAAPQ CMLAAJQ SQ, Ab 0- x MQAAUV www 0 k'5tJ?mp, ,jkfi Wm I ,Q?jJv, 1 Ax GMM Sym LJ -'-L..o K' 5x06 ou, ! 1 n 1 a giaibj, -s.A.f1Xl-U . C X-XJ 3-1 , X Q ., ,EN-KA QAAqALv ' WW FWQ3 ' .. yjfr-J ,AA AJ clfu' BCNZM-'-A-J., UAJQ Xlxfxxi ,,, wwmj - - Y I . 'kv fp,yA U W , JMJUX-'kh-4' 'V' YXNX QL, A X'gQj-fvs.-9,-, L- s O-Jury, Q x ,A 1 I if X V i i iiiiib-KL vixghjw, -JJ JMJUCENV' CLAS., Q-AJJQ-g, Xfxfx HV -Y . dyjqld Qi' 'A Q Qfvtrvv . 4 AL,A, .,f A?-ll-X ' x Q Q if N X Q J J vf' Ii Q U JJMV-fovkix - . .AEN .XJAQQ t nf. Q What difl ed leadfjlgfgzlfymx . ' NNN X ' ' . jf, J I J J ,W A- X X 5 X 1- ,E fl? X!-my fi? ful, CM Aj k.j-43 V xii,-js,-jx! ,, .sfxj w i - ,g U A Y Q x U A tall gentleman, by heaven, and a most gallant leader N ll J 'I ,, ' I 0 I I ', Wink me aa leaf admmcetezed cc 4641! A,.tlJf,..4,.4.,, l am constant as thc northern star. No day without a deed to crown it. Q 'Q Better late than never ' but never late. xxx NN' MW The proper study of mankind is man. .. Z You patched up your excuses. ff 74 W4 And where the offense is greatest let the axe fall! ' m X Q K L ,X ,Veg - X .. S Q R Q ,F HQ r' , . .A ' 'P , wr M- W Nw wr-Qgxi gw f Wimxw X X: lil ix X, N Xxxwg-zivfnixlxgw-XXEQ . S, ' X Q if - 4 J f P . Lx x ,W i LE fig I ' L x F x x 134 Nm-xx-fiwxwxx V . .NAM K' ,W NN wmwwwwewq wgx K . MNWWW ., x x. S? more useful p vv correctly Beyond the book her teaching sped. is QJLZW Hmmm!! da? Q 'srl nga Here will he an old abusing of God's patience and the king's English. iw I-,Ma There is no mistakeg there has been no mistakeg there shall he no mistake. XVhy, then, the world's mine oyster! i e'x2..5zw.k4,.LQJ21-. dp Her voice was ever soft. gentle. and lowg an excellent thing in woman. WW An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. . will News, old news, and such news as you've never heard of. 'Tis pleasing to be school'd in a strange tongue. fiwumijwgf jaf1fL77lQe ?vv.faMe. Prend moi tel que ie suis. Aut disce, aut discedeg manet sors Q M terua. caedif' 0611 Nemo me impune lacessitf' MLMKAW No dejes para manana lo que puedes haccr hoy. V17 alfnihte llow proud we are! how fond to show our clothes! . ,WWWWW .U QP IEW' ---4 We-M Nw 1 ame Jffzy 5593! 5504001444 Cookery is become an art-a 'llomekceping hearts are happiest. noble science! Wfxolyj Enough is as good as a feast. . M M XVhatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Xfq Despatch is the soul of business. JIA7 How goes the money Better three hours too soon thuiir ? at minute late. ezcdal Q no There is no better ballast for keeping the mind steady on its keel than business. gills may An eye like Mars to threaten or command. aw-59 You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. So careful of the type she seems! c - J QWZZJ, Now is the time for all good men Some villain hath done to come to the aid of the party. me wrong! cad 666066 He who knows only his own generation remains il child. 'How vain is learning unless intelligence goes with it. I have laid aside business and gone lashing. WW. jwwf He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. -'wmv M ' fm' g. W, i f ls Everyone's more or less mad Drown not thyself to save at one point. 'There never was a good war or a had peace. With thee conversing I forget all time. The remembrance of the past is the teacher of the future. A wonderful discovery, psychoanalysis . . . makes quite simple people think they're complex. a drowning manf, 9 eeZM75 we f ?74qa6cczZ Zdacatian cmd Wea!!! Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Y AM 1f,Qf- 4 f ,Wag f if A' UJZJMQK ' You are a gentleniari and a Those move easiest who have Let every ,mm be nmswr of garllesier. sir. learned to dance. his time. E Lillie E? QQMM Q! WW AM FM445 QMJQWJ The hand that soothes the My words fly upg my thoughts I have no superfluous leisure fevered brow. remain below. flemaffca Mathematics has reached the highest rung on the level of human thought. l 1 zTZQQ,2Ai1,Qt None but himself can be his parallel. 2671 ,Z-M 'Intelligence is to genius as the whole is in proportion to its parts. 63.11 wfeetq Gentle of speech-beneficient of mind. Mathematics is the science which uses easy words for hard ideas. 5: l ,7!.,gf,Z2QL go, A f I have ever confined myself Round numbers are alyfaysffalself to facts. gf -f . ff f' f , X ,, If! '55 if ' ffl? V, ky- ff ai lzjl-Iv kyddfvpff rj! , V. f f g,Lw f' 1 f 1' 'e' , ,, , f' CQWMJM ullgup high th.: golden for-nl f il I9 2 A mind equal to anything he puts Mathematics possesses not only truth but supreme beauty. it alongside of. f My' K4 I A lflaf' That is a good book which is opened 2 joking decides great thingsg with expectation and closed with prohtf' stronger and better, oft, than earnest can. If she will do't, she will, and there's an end on't. 1165-m,fzc'ee A great library contains the diary of the human racef' ff! 5521 WW, ww, 77 'Y' 'I value science-none can I was always a lover of prize it more. bacillus. With Where ignorance is hliss, self-winged you ' fill us! 'tis folly t0 be wise, 09 C774 9 Busy as a beef' all Rullvfmue w 5 i ockace There are more things in heaven and earth . . . than are dreamt of in your philosophy. E011 MQ-EU, This is the thing that I was horn to do. Q' That face of his I do True science teaches above all to doubt remember wellf' and to he ignorant. Science, when well digested, is nothing but good sense and reason. Wwluahdaf and me ,-4154 Speak, what trade art thou? A noble companyg what are their pleasures? Left to right: vRoesler, Maliszewski, Baier, Pratsch, Bauer, Youngwirth, Gehling, Reifer, Langley A I observed sundry sorts of carved works. qi, So vast is artg so narrow human wit! IQ! 6669 . . . and drawing abide if you draw not too fast. JGJ-SL Alas' 'M ,ZUCMQX , He talks of wood: it is some carpenter. In this world a man must be either anvil or hammer. Your vision is machines for making more machines. mdwaaezyca 94757 C' liglunleo v- .ay N ff -Q Q3 G cv-1' 'W M I? 'iwf'Wd - WROSI1 Q A M.--r-' 1:14 rqedlfs U2 lib ,- 511 51121 any Sy, 410 gc. Q 40 ,V-f out mpjffeqtfbbe sql UOQv24?O9O0 6 J.,- 10 ,Q J ZW' Sv' .. , msgfwzszfm, Nm 'W 5 L 2: G 'um 5 WM . ' o6'7 3'eff'0nsrG!f0fe WTQKEOSQ Rx .0 '--' 'M ff Sex. ., ffQ,f'f?f ofa mi, Off 'WSC M 04, o dv, ? f ,.,. A. 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LITTLE PITCHERS HAVE BIG EARS Soydiamafzed Top: Judy Hall and Pat jones strolling through the park one day. What-a-man Krueger with two gals, Nancy Voss and Mary Ellen Meigher Marilyn Schroeder, Sandee Brickham, and Sue johnson - wheels! Bottom: M. Husman, D. Celihowski, S. Marhefke, W. Kaufman, R. Evanson, K. Priebe, B. Berger -iust monkey business. J. Fink, K. McCarthy, K. Olson, N. Wallace, S. Amondson, M. Tully, G. Siefeldt, G. Leininger -sleepy time gals. Pat jones and Carl Genal -King and Queen for a day. 'J j g ,I 2 .llg V :iw ix' A ig 1: is I wing 2 K Y A f s ,ww Z.- il-,Q M I 'inf 1 1 ' , 1' it '- . A -f f . ' ses Q' e , is 'V xl. Q ,. at V x x , ,-:i Z Q- S., . ii' ' 4l'?m li ' f' in f, . Q Fi- ,. , F' B . 2 ? , l M, .... W. J ,M A ...1 4 1 fi QM M, 55.5. W l A i D 7 . 'I A W Egg 5- 6 A,-M X f ' . if Fai... ff? .2'Z: I F F53 .Alb ., , .-:. , 3 N 3 E ,ji ,ai .. 2.3-. Y l J 43? 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VA L , N my ' ix, V W, ga J V3 N 5 N MV Tesch, Tesch, Thalhofer, f ., ,rr ,Q P is 6, ' Thomas, Thiele '1 H : j i an J J' V .1 VV j x il B f its mf ff ,1 A Thiessen, Treichel, Troudt, Tully, N, w V an Tummeyer, Tunks, Turner, 4,1 L, 5,5 555.3 33- Q, Q 37 .45 4 V' I M, Utecht, Vandermolen ,V V V w..ffx,,, .,,, E A VV V VV K VVV K A , , 1 r A A 95 1, Page twenty-six !i:-A- : . zlq ii J ::.:: '-1-1 - X Sap 44716 3 2 Z 2 R' Top: S. Schwandt, A. Kritz, H. Lambeck, J. Zipprich, B. Wane, K. Hall, G. Leininger, J. Neustifter, D. Brooks, M. Schroeder, B. Konzelman, J. Hayes, L. Wonser -Happy Birthday, Sandee. if 4 S ' W- Q s w K i jx is 'Q' ..,. .,,.Q '.,. 'S 1 5 0 ::.i xx , 553.223 J. Holmes, S. Schwandt, M. Schroeder, L. Wonser -not enough lunch? Bottom: J. Beck, D. Friedel, J. Hayes, H. Lambeck, M. Schroeder, J. Davis, S. Schwandt, B. Schilcher -Sandee has another birthday Glamor-boy Blechl B. Steiger, J. Ciscel, D. Murray, J. Stroschine, R. Jones -it's a picnic! THEY HAVE NOT FED OF THE DAINTIES THAT ARE BRED IN A BOOK! lg 'ff 8 I .'.. . i i,-- ,vuuu , if Veith, Veith, Veith, Vesperman, JDV A? Ji' Y Voss, Voss, Voss, Wagner, Wagner . . ,. ZLQ: - ... I, a- Q J Q, A Wahlgren, Wallace, Walter, Ward, X - , , V Q W .- ' ,.... , Q. Ware, Warner, Watkins, Q -, Weigelt, Weinman ' .ik , f '-' f . WV . 5 V K! rf-' . A Welch, Wendler, Werner, Q -qi I i J 8. 3 v A by Q Wesenberg, Weyers, White, .guuuu i E' Whitty, Widmer, Wier v fi..-Q ., wg, J T ,, 5. Y Y f m. ... A in li B 4 ' A I X , I A D , J Williams, Williams, Williams, sir: bbzl V I gn Wash ,Saw , Q ' Williams, WilliamS, Winter, .gs 1 A in ' 5 ww- M H Q Witzel, Witherbee, Witzke A 3, g y V : X4-few, 45531 ei . - Witzke, Woehlke, Wohlt, Wokosin, Q -' Y , Q , A Wollangk, Wonser, Wrage, . ' ' A . '25 ga- m . .. N ' - 1- ' '-25:25 . :ii , - . 1 is ,J Yost, Youngwirth, Zarling, Zarter, . , . , . 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Ql as A g .. -.B f s'-fa: 2 4- f- v i' E ze' . use e y'fm n, J :endow Row I: Ziegenhagen, Schroeder, Safford, Samida, Sandbeck, Running, Schettl, Scherpenisse, Schroeder, Schatz, Schneider, Singstock Row Z: Schmidt, Schmitz, Sabott, Schneider, Resheske, Schuhart, Schuhart, Schmid, Schroeder, Schmid, Schiessel Row 5: Sell, Stang, Snyder, Stein, Sitzberger, Selwitscka, Slife, Skidmore, Spoerk, Smith Row 4: Sinner, Schultz, Spoer, Springborn, Scott, Siewert, Spink, Seefeld, Stecker, Sonn Row 5: Spence, Schuhart, Schettle, Schoenberger, Salzsieder, Seal, Schuster, Sawicki, Schneider, Schumacher Row 6: Simpson, Stein, Siewert, Spanbauer, Smith, Simpson, Schmude, Schlichting, Stahl Row l: Keller, Joubert, Plashko, Peters, Poeschl, Phillips, Raab, Matsche, Pawlick, Jepson, Kelley, Hill Row Z: Hoppe, Hoeft, Hintz, Pazen, Perzenthka, Huse, Pawlick, Pensenstadler, Pfeil, Jacobson, Jagodinski, Johnson, Penzenstadler Row 5: Kaiser, Hinn, Jungwirth, Jesch, Jungwirth, Rand, Hinz, Jones, Kempinger, Kalous, Jones, Hurlbut, Hohenwalter Row 4: Penzenstadler, Jenson, Peppler, Price, Potratz, Radford, Pommerening, Peterson, Peters, Propson, Putzer Row 4: Jones, Peppler, Porter, Jones, Judson, Juedes, Putzer, Patrie, Randall, Procknow, Jackish Row 5: Horton, Ritschke, Rassmussen, Keliher, Pausig, Horejs, Hetzel, Hoifman, Rassmussen, Korow, Kassube Page twenty-eight AND SO FROM HOUR TO HOUR WE RIPE AND RIPE Row l: Behm, Bell, Brown, Brown, Blau, Carew, Schultz, Buetow, Berholtz, Berger, Anderson, Ahl Row 2: Barney, Bormann, Brandt, Blechl, Borst, Barter, Abraham, Baker, Allen, Boycks, Biebel, Berth, Albrecht Row 5: Abraham, Boughton, Botz, Bostwick, Becker, Anderson, Bauer, Boyce, Brown, Schultz Row 4: Babbitz, Brandt, Augsberger, Adams, Bell, Becker, Borisch HAMBITION SHOULD BE MADE OF STERNER STUFF Row l: Burton, Donner, Burns, Duncan, Eiler, Dahlke, Dempsey, Cunningham, Daugherty, Dobbins, Coppersmith Row Z: Kosmer, Klitzke, Kosmer, Koss, Kiser, Rusch, Kratsch, Darkow, Doemel, Knaak Row 5: Dengel, Bartlett, Kloiher, Kliss, Koplitz, Grosskrentz, Kenheld, Knoll, Kerwin, Kempinger, Kleinschmid Row 4: Klinger, Dexter, Dolley, Dobish, Drumm, Drews, Dumke, Carver, Duex, DeVoe Row 5: Cook, Christenson, Ceelen, Durant, Dorow, Koch, Dettlaff, Diedrich, Dolan Row 6: Koeller, Krause, Kester, Kraus, Kritz, Koeppen, Klimko, Dushinski, Kildsig, Kranc, Demski Row I: Stueber, Wiechman, Swenson, Strupp, Stoeckli, Wussow, Voss, Vlasak, Stelzner, Zuehlke, Youngwirth, Woldt Row 2: Williams, Ulrich, Thomas, Walske, Welch, Stengel, Stewart, Wood, Thomas, Weglin, Stieg, Thill Row 5: Troudt, Warning, Weber, Watson, Voissem, Wuest, Wallace, Youngwirth, Weiland, Wagner Row 4: Wheeler, Timm, Teteak, Tyriver, Widnmer, Ziebell, Weinman, Wissink, Sweetalla, Thiele Row 5: Yaeso, Tank, Stutz, Vink, Wenzel, Zimmerman, Stowe, Tscheck, Turnmeyer Row 6: Williams, Zellmer, Weber, Wissink, Ziemanski, Werdin, Wollangk, Stromme, Wuest Row l: Krumrich, Lueek, Marten, McCord, Maas, March, Magnusen, Kubasta, Kulihert, Malchow, Kulibert, Kuehl, Laudenklos, Mauritz Row 2: Miller, McHenry. Vose, Kroll, Meerdink, Beck, Lucht. Martin, Luft, Lesa, Madison. Luebke, Lewis, Last ' Row 5: Loughtin, Leuthold. Losse, Lord, Lange, Leibenson, Linke, Mauritz, Kriz, Lemke, Krueger, Lippold, Larsen Row 4: McRae, Lenz, Lewerenz, Lett, Lockhart, Kronzer, Kronzer, Krueger, Magathlin, Meerdink, Kuenzel Row 5: LaR0se, Laffien, Langkau, Maddy, Martin, Maus, Ludwig, Kunde, Leutholcl, McDonald, Lowther, Luft Page Hl'6lllj'-Plille I Row 1: Matschi, Parsons, Neubauer, Nimke, Moloso, Morgan, O'Laughlin, Reiter, Rouse, Ristow, Raugh, Nicolaisen Row 2: Miller, Meixl, Neubauer, Reardon, Monfre, Resheske, Novotny, Molus, Ostwald, Rose, Calligan, Norman Row 3: Ostertag, Nichols, Terry, Mundinger, Hanseder, Pasicka, Ristow, Ruby, Roycraft, Minkler, Merrill, Noah Row 4: Mongan, Patton, Meidl, Rothe, Paepke, Riese, Nelson, Ott, Nielson, Murphy, Owens Row 5: Rieben, Olk, Mitchell, Muller, Nolan, Richter, Basicks, Reinke, Muza, Noebel, Meuler, Rasmussen FOOLS RUSH IN H IYUY Page thirty WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREADIU T? T' W'W'2 'Je' H - t, M ...... .1 V - .....,.,.. - iw , rem , 5 ,,!,g, I 2, , M K Q Top: Nancy Morgan - Who's getting the bird? Mary Magnussen, Gretchen Brandt -hoops, my dear! Karen Voss, Carol Wissink -Tell us the joke. Joan Stelzner-All dressed up and someplace to go! Sue Link, joan Stelzner, Jody Epply -making things hot for each other! Lois Luck, Marilyn Gauger -Pioneer daze. Sharon Voss-Heading for heap big powwow. I Row 1: Hammack, Gregory, Harrison Golliher, Hansen, Langkau, Mologousis, Graper, Henke, Gereau, Grable, Griffey, Grota, Hanne Row 2: Engelke, Guetschow, Robl, Gruse, Garbe, Fryfogle, Granberg, Eyers, Grill, Felker, Hammerseng Row 5: Frey, Eppley, Grosnick, Geer, Groff, Harrand, Genal, Harrison, Frank, Gams, Haynes, Row 4: Freiberg, Hawley, Guenther, Fiedler, Giessler, Haebig, Gehrke, Hammersing, Halling Row 5: Goheen, Gabert, Griswold, Gauger, Grill, Gates, Harrington, Haverty Row 6: Gahrielson, Fisher, Faust, Gunderson, Grunske, Garrison WE MAY PITY THOUGH NOT PARDON THEEV' Top: Hank Gabbert, Helene Winkler, Mike Kriz-Top hat, White tie, and tails. Maxine Wood and Lois Luebke I scream for ice cream. Lois Luck-Dig that crazy snow! C. Liebenson, M. Magnussen, J. Watson, G. Geer, N. Pazen -Heads, you win. Bottom: Helene Winkler, Gloria Pfeil -Oh, my aching back! M. Magnussen, C. Brown, J. Stelzner, J. Denhle, J. Fpply, J. Kratsch, E. Spink, S. Linke, J. Wussow, J. Frazier, M. 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Q g 7 ' xflJ m Ll' yu fx ' 'x .kim X ., 'V 1. xg .ifgxmfvxwizsj ,, 1 i V A 1 .H - wijlli-LU11. , .g,x-Q, X 1 s I ' ' f x ' Q ,ST-1, f ' . , , we ' mx N Emp f,1y NXSsX Y Q, Q 2 . x 1 - Nr' . rx ff, 3-' EVM 2 - 'M v-wx! - M 'X ' .: X- ' M , , A X , vw' , 'ww S-qssxr,ggg.f'8:f-we 7 14 9 fx xx WR wy qiggi- xawsgia , , - ' M A f, A .. ,gf H5 Qwgilugvwf W1 1 - 2 syn f . - xg M Q, Xi, .W , .x.. L . A, A Y, Ax 1: WL. , , X ' ' ' -- , QMS wwf,2'siQff x 5 :H . M 'V -'fwaf,f7fR 4 Q '- ' x , ' .f1W,A:-:.,yv. F Jxexxfggf 1 M, f - xg, L x,yi?l.f. Si.5gLEgilL.k .I A t Q X5 :Q x if K , ,gyxgtf,3T.xX.x-A ,. ' A V KXXSYR bk r , ,Q x 1 A 63- f x wif We are such stuff as dreams are made on. SHIRLEY ABRAHAM F.B.L.A.g Jr. Red Crossg Onawahg G.A.A.g Safety Council THOMAS ALLEN Shop Safety Committee v JOY ANDERSON Onawahg jr. Hist. Soc.g Choristersg Gamma Sigmag Student Councilg Service Club ENID ANDERSON Service Club KEITH ANDERSON INDEX printing staff PATSY ANTHES F.B.L.A.g jr. Red Crossg INDEX NANCY AUGSBURGER F.B.L.A.g jr. Masqueg jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g Treble Choir VERNON AUGSBURGER Tumblebums JOANNE BAHR G.A.A.g jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A. DENNIS BAERWALD JAMES BAIER Izaak Walton BETTY BAKER Student Councilg Theta Epsilong Class Councilg Pythagoreang F.B.L.A.g Queens.Court KATHRINE BAKER Student Councilg G.A.A.q Treble Choir ROBERT BARLOW M.I.A.A.g Pythagorean JOSEPH BASS Shop Safety GLEN BARTENSTEIN Izaak Walton JEROME BAUER Safety Councilg Page thirty-four Slide Rule LARRY BEALS Bandg Orchestrag Dance Bandg German Band Farewell, ll long farewell! CATHRINE BECK A Cappellag New Mo0n g Theta Epsilong jr. Masqueg Jr. Hist. Soc.g Sr. Masqueg Pythagorean DONNA BEDUHN Onawah, Service Club, F. B.L.A. DONNA BEFUS Girls' Drum Corps NANCY BEHNKE Gamma Sigma, Treas. 12g Onawahg Alpha Kappag jr. .Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Safety Councilg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g F.T.A.g NOTEBOOKQ Latin Club NANCY BELKYE jr. Red Cross: jr. Masque DELORIS BENDER jr. Red Cross DARLENE BERNDT Jr. Red Cross, V. Pres. llg Jr. Hist. Soc., V. Pres. 12g Treble Choirg A Cappellag Firefly g Debate Clubg Jr. Class Councilg Jr. Masque JANICE BERTH Jr. Masque: Sr. Masqueg Slide Ruleg Pythagoreang Theta Epsilong F.T.A.g G.A.A.g INDEXQ NOTEBOOK, Co-Assoc. Ed.: STUDENT PRINTS DuWAYNE BESAW M.l.A.A.g Slide Ruleg Tumblebumsg Service Clubg Shop Safetyg Track BARBARA BILLINGTON Modern Languageq jr. Red Crossg G.A.A. DORA BINDER Treble Choirg G.A.A.g Service Clubg F.T.A. LEFT TO RIGHT The pause that refreshes. Who cracked that funny? Mary Konrad? The good old days with j. Labudde and H. Meyer doing the two-step. Ship and Shore Shenanigans with S. Sanders, S. Timmerman and S. Moore. Be patient, patient -- J. Miller will come to the rescue! Bookcovers, bookcovers! Are you with me? C. Haidlinger sure hopes so. Page thirty-fre AP?- -QW 0' There never was so wise a man beforefu GLORIA BINDER jr. Red Cross DORIS BIRKHOLZ F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.g Jr. Masqueg Orchestrag Drum Corps MARY LOUISE BLANCHETTE Treble Choirg Safety Councilg Art Club, Treas. 129 Theta Epsilong Choristersg jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEX JOANNE BOESE jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Bandg Orchestrag A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song g FireHy g Alpha Kappag Jr. Red Crossg INDEX RAY BOESE Amigos Siempreg A Cappellag New Mo0n g Desert Song g FireHy g Slide Ruleg M.I.A.A.g Modern Language Clubg Tumble Bums DAN BOLLOM M.I.A.A.g Tumble Bums THOMAS BORK Izaak Waltong Slide Ruleg Jr. Red Crossg Index WAYNE BORST Safety Councilg Baseball F.T.A. PHYLLIS BOSS Service Clubg Jr. Masque JAMES BOUGIE Art Club, V. Pres 123 Shop Safety RICHARD BOURAS Baseballg Basketballg M.I.A.A.g Shop Safety RICHARD BRAASCI-I Izaak Waltong M.I.A.A. LOUISE BRADLEY Bandg Dance Bandg F.T.A. RAMONA BRADLEY LURA BROWN INDEX, Circ. mgr.g NOTEBOOKQ Latin Clubg Choristersg Drum Corps WALTER BROWN Footballg Trackg M.I.A.A. JANET BUBLITZ Onawah, F.B.L.A.g Treble Choirg Gamma Sigmag Jr. Hist. Soc.g Service Club IRIS BUDTKE G.A.A.g Jr. Red Crossg Service Clubg Bowlingg F.B.L.A. Page tlairly-six The child shou GENE BUEHRING ld grow into the man. Jr. Hist. Soc.: Izaak Walton PATRICK BUSHA M.I.A.A.g Safety Councilg Shop Safety ARTHUR CALDWELL F.F.A., Treas. ll, Pres. 125 Class Pres. llg Bandg Class Councilg Footballg Shop Safety GORDON CAMERON Choristersg A Cappellag Firefly -IAMES CAMPBELL Choristersg jr. Hist. Soc.g jr. Masoueg Boy g Izaak MARGERY CAUDLE jr. Red Crossg Jr. Hist. Sr. Masqueg Glamor Walton V. Pres. llA BARBARA CARPENTER G.A.A., Sec. l2B5 Service Clubg Student Councilg Latin Club, V. Pres. l2B3 Alpha Kappa, Sec. l2Ag O'Neil Honor Society Soc. CHARMAYNE CHARAPATA G.A.A.g Slide Ruleg Jr. Masque: INDEX DONNA CHRISTENSEN Jr. Red Crossg NOTEBOOKQ Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Jr. Hist. SOC.g F.B.L.A. JOHN CHRISTENSON Amigos Siempreg Modern Languageg INDEXQ Slide Ruleg Band lColor Guardia Izaak Walton MARILYN CIHLAR G.A.A., Exec. Boardg jr. Masqueg Treble Choirg Choristersg Drum Corps JOHN CLARK Amigos Siempreg Tumble Bumsg Bandg Slide Ruleg M.I.A.A.g Izaak Waltong Modern Language FLORENCE CLAVETTE Entered from Gwinn, Michigan RALPH CLEMANS Int. Sportsg Izaak Walton ROGER COATES THOMAS CLIFFORD Shop Safetyg Track HAROLD CONGDON JOHN CONGDON Jr. Masqueg Slide Ruleg Pythagorean: Safety Councilg Latin Clubg Service Clubg Orchestra Page tb irty-seven . . . in ourselves are Triumph and Defeatsf' RUTH ANN CONLIN G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g Alpha Kappag jr. Hist. Soc. THOMAS COWLING Student Councilg A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song g FireHy g Safety Councilg Izaak Waltong Intramurals DOUGLAS DAHLKE Bandg Slide Rule JOAN DAHLKE Bandg Orchestrag F.B.L.A.g Theta Epsilong Onawahg Jr. Class Councilg Sr. Class Councilg jr. Hist. Soc. CHARLOTTE DAHMS Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Baton Twirlerg F.B.L.A. CHARLOTTE DEGNER jr. Red Crossg Treble Choir WALDON DEGNER Bandg Orchestrag Slide Ruleg Pythagoreang Band Sec. 12 KATHLEEN DERESINSKI IRENE DERUS Choristersg Amigos Siempreg Modern Languageg F.B.L.A.g Gamma Sigmag Pythagorean DORIS DEVILEY PHYLLIS DEVILEY WALTER DIES Choristers JERRY DOAN Service Club MARILYN DOEMEL G.A.A.g Treble Choir DIANTHA DOHRMAN Alpha Kappa, Sgt.-at-arms llg Treble Choirg Choristersg A Cappellag FireHy g Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Intramuralsg Modern Language, Pres. l2Ag Safety Councilg F.T.A.g O'Neil Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT L. Peterson, D. Pazen, and D. jones under the spreading chest-nut tree. Who's that crazy mixed-up Kid? B. Tyres. D, Lincoln and A. Perkins at the old swimmin' hole. P. Vanderpool and J. Hymer - the studious types????? Page thirty-eight He lives to learn in life's hard school! JOAN DOMER G.A.A.g Treble Choirg F.B.L.A.g Gamma Sigmag Jr. Hist. Socg Service Club ROSS DORFMAN jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Slide Ruleg Intramuralsg Debate Clubg Jr. I-list. Soc.: Golfg Service Club DONNA DOTY G.A.A.g jr. Masqueg INDEXQ Debate Club NORMA DRAEGER Jr. Masqueg Choristers DANIEL DREXLER Izaak Waltong Debate Clubg junior Historical Society RALPH DREXLER Izaak Waltong Shop Safetyg Debate Clubg jr. Hist. Soc. FRANKLIN DREYER Izaak Waltong M.l.A.A.g Track ROBERT EATON MARILYN EBERSBERGER jr. Masqueg Onawahg Treble Choirg Latin Clubg Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigmag Jr. Red Cross: Service Club NANCY EDMINSTER G.A.A.g Art Clubg lntramuralsg jr. Hist. Soe.g Sports Letter BARBARA EGNER jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A. F.T.A.g Intramurals BEVERLY EICHINGER G.A.A.g Treble Choir RICHARD EIDEN Class Council llg INDEX, Circ. Mgr. IZA RICHARD ENGEL BARBARA EAUST G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Drum Corpsg jr. Red Crossg Gamma Sigmag Treble Choirg Choristersg Sports Letter RUTH ANN FELKER G.A.A.g Theta Epsilong F.B.L.A.g Alpha Kappag Jr. Masque PATRICIA FENRICH DAVID FEUSTEL A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song g Izaak Waltong Class Council ll, 12 Page tlairty-nine 8, Rm rf' I r Knowledge and timber fbouldn't be used much until they are seasoned. KAY FINK Treble Choirg F.B.L.A., V. Pres. 125 G.A.A., Exec. Board 123 Drum Corps GERALD FISCHER Izaak Walton ROSEMARY FITZGERALD Jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A.3 Pythagoreang G.A.A.g Amigos Siempreg Intramurals SALLY FLACK Jr. Masqueg Gamma Sigmag G.A.A.g Choristersg A Cappellag Firefly DOLORES FLATER Choristersg F.B.L.A.g Service Club AMY FLETCHER Debate Clubg G.A.A.g INDEXQ Jr. Historical Soc.g Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg Service Club JEAN FOGTMAN Jr. Masqueg Alpha Kappa, Sec. IZBQ Choristersg A Cappellag FireHy g Student Councilg G.A.A., Pres. l2Bg Cheerleader CCapt. 1255 F.T.A.g Safety Councilg Modern Languageg Sr. Masque, Sec. 12Ag Glamor Boy g O'Neil Honor Societyg May Queen RAYMOND FORES Shop Safetyg Football Mgr. CLAYTON FRAHM Debate Clubg M.I.A.A.g Shop Safety JEANETTE FREEMAN F.B.L.A.g INDEXQ Orchestrag NOTEBOOK JAMES FREDRICK RUSSELL FREIER Entered from Watertowng M.I.A.A. DAVID FUCI-IS Art Club, Sec. 12g Jr. Masqueg Shop Safety JAMES FUHS Student Council, V. Pres. ll, Pres. 123 Slide Ruleg New Moon 5 Desert Song g FireHy'g A Cappellag Baseballg O'Neil Honor Societyg Badger Boys' State RONALD GAFNER Bandg Dance Band PATRICIA GALLAS Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigmag Treble Choir FRANK GAMS Izaak Waltong Art Clubg Safety Patrol, Capt. 12g Trees for Tomorrowg Service Club JANICE GAMS Page forty A little learning is a dangerous tbing! MARY GANTHER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Alhpa Kappa, Pres. 129 Jr. Red Crossg A Cappellag Desert Song g FireHy g Treble Choirg G.A.A.g INDEXQ Safety Councilg Service Clubg NOTEBOOKQ Queen's Court HARRY GAUGER Basketballg Footballg Baseball MARILYN GEHRKE G.A.A.g Onawah, V. Pres. 12g F.B.L.A. Pres. 12g jr. Masqueg Treble Choirg Class Council 119 Intramurals ROBERT GEHRKE Safety Councilg Debate Clubg Jr. Hist. Soc.g Class Council: M.I.A.A.g Tennis GREGORY GENAL Basketballg M.I.A.A. GIFFORD GIBSON ELLEN GLICK jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg G.A.A.g jr. Hist. Soc.g Treble Choir KATHERINE GOGOLEWSKI G.A.A.g jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Safety Councilg Theta Epsilong Jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A. JAMES GoNYo M.I.A.A.g jr. Hist. Soc.g Shop Safety: Slide Ruleg NOTEBOOKQ Service Club PETER GORR Golf SHIRLEY GRASEE Jr. Masqueg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g Treble Choirg Intramurals SHIRLEY GRASKA Amigos Siempreg Gamma Sigmag Alpha Kappag Modern Languageg A Cappellag New Mo0n g Desert S0ng g Firefly,' ROGER GRIEDL Safety Council DONALD GUNTHER FREDRICK GUENTHER Trackg Intramurals GERALD HASS F.F.A. CAROL HAIDLINGER Choristersg Onawahg F.B.L.A.g Cheerleadersg Class Council, llg Pythagorean, Sec. 12g G.A.A.g Sophomore Awardg May Queen's Courtg Prom Queen FRANK HAIRE Page forty-one Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like a flower. CAROL HOLMES Alpha Kappa, Pres. 125 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Student Councilg Safety Council, Sec. 115 Class Sec. 125 Pythagorean, Treas. 115 INDEX5 Choristersg Debate Club5 NOTEBOOK, Co-Assoc. Editorg Modern Languageg Maid of Honorg Class Speaker ELAINE HALLER G.A.A.5 Bandg jr. Hist. Soc. PATSY HANSEN Orchestra MARJORIE HEDTKE F.B.L.A. GERALD HEIDEMAN M.I.A.A., V. Pres. 125 Student Council5 Safety Council JEROME HEINTZ Art Clubg Safety Patrol JACK HELMUTH F.F.A.5 Intramurals WILLARD HENKE Intramurals GREGORY HERDIN A GLORIA HICKS INDEX5 F.B.L.A.5 jr. Hist. Soc.g NOTEBOOK JOANNE HINTZE F.B.L.A.5 Amigos Siempreg jr. Red Crossg Intramurals RAYMOND HITZ F.F.A., Sec. 125 D.H.I.A. LEFT TO RIGHT E. McDermott and A. Parker - vive La France! Oooh! Is she cold outside! How about is, Lou Blanchette? It's on the house! The fundamental principles of a toe sock are . . . says B. Tyres to gravely interested A. Parker. Haa-appy New Year, J. Schloesser! S. Nehring and S. Grassee - no talking after lights out, girls. Anytime , says P. Busha! Hungry????! Page forty-two To seek their fortunes further than at home. JACK HOLSWORTH Golf: Intramurals WILLI AM HORN A Cappella: New Moonng Desert Songng Firefly'g Madrigalsg Orchestra CHARLES HOUGH Tennisg M.I.A.A. JOHN HOUGI-I jr. Masque, Sec. llg Sr. Masqueg jr. Hist. Society, Treas. 12g INDEX, Assoc. Ed. 11. Editor 12g STUDENT PRINTS, Editor 125 Debate Club, Pres. l2B, Class Treas. 1 15 Class Council llg O'Nei1 Honor Societyg Twilight Walk ALYCE HUGHES Jr. Red Cross, G.A.A.g Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Alpha Kappa: Gamma Sigmag Pythagoreang Service Clubg Jr. Hist. Soc. RICHARD HUGHES jr. Masque: A Cappella, Band: Glamor Boy g FireHy g Class Councilg Service Club: Student Councilg Intramuralsg Twilight Walk SHARON HUNTER Onawahg INDEXg F.T.A.g Jr. Hist. Soc.g Intramurals CLARENCE HUSE JANE HYMER Bandg Orchestrag Theta Epsilon, jr. Masqueg Pythagorean CAROL HOLLAND F.B.I..A.g Service Club NANCY IHRIG Baton Twirlerg F.B.L.A.: INDEXQ Art Club, Pres. 125 Treble Choir RICHARD IWICK Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEX, Editor 125 Debate Clubg JANET .IAKUBOWSKI Gamma Sigmag F.B.L.A.g jr. Red Crossg Theta Epsilon A BEVERLY JANKE Pythagoreang NOTEBOOKg F.B.L.A.g Safety Council V. Pres. 125 G.A A. LILLIAN JENSEN Choristersg Index BETTY JONES NANCY JONES Amigos Siempreg Modern Languageg Art Club, Sec. l2Ag INDEXQ Treble Choir PATRICIA JONES Service Club Page forty-three All's well that ends well. RICHARD JONES Footballg M.I.A.A., Sec. 123 Trackg F.F.A.g Choristersg NOTEBOOK SHIRLEY JONES DONNA JORGENSEN Jr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Service Clubg Safety Council RUSSELL JUEDES Trackg Izzak Walton MARY ANN KALLIN jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A. JOHN KAROW ARNO KARGUS Band, Librarian ll, 12 - Sec. 125 Orchestrag Service Clubg jr. Masqueg Safety Councilg Slide Ruleg E.F.A.g Twilight Walk FLORINE KAUL A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Songug Firefly g G.A.A. DONNA KIENERSI' Drum Corps: Service Club JOANNE KIMBALL Student Councilg NOTEBOOKQ Class Councilg Alpha Kappag Service Club PHILIP KIMBALL RONALD KIMBALL Amigos Siempreg Cheerleaderg Student ROBERT KINTOPF Footballg Basketball Councilg Class Council JOHN KIRCHER Slide Rule GEORGE KITZMAN F.F.A.g Izaak Waltong jr. Masque RICHARD KLEMZ F.F.A. MARLENE KLEVENO Drum Corpsg Treble Choir BARBARA KLIER jr. Masqueg Alpha Kappag Page forty-four G.A.A.g Safety Council Learning turns no student pale. SHIRLEY KNUDSEN BARBARA KOCH Bandg F.B.L.A.g Gamma Sigmag Intramuralsg Service Club MARGARET KOCH Safety Councilg Drum Corps CECILIA KOELBL E.B.L.A. KATHRYN KONRAD Jr. Masque. Onawah MARY KONRAD G.A.A.g jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, Sec. l2Bg Theta Epsilon, Sec. llAg Modern Languageg Jr. Red Cross, Sec. ll, I2 - Treas. 124 NOTEBOOK, Editor-in- Chiefg Badger Girls' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society: Twilight Walk EDWARD KORBISCH Jr. Hist. Soc.g Slide Rule SUZANNE KRIEGEL Treble Choirg Band GENE KRUEGER JAMES KUBASTA GERALD KUHN Shop Safetyg Slide Rule RONALD j. KUHN RONALD R. KUHN Shop Safetyg Slide Ruleg Pythagoreang INDEXQ Jr. Hist. Soc. JAMES KUJAWA Slide Rule DONALD LE BECK Class Council l2Ag Trackg Intramuralsg Twilight Walk LEFT TO RIGHT Our Gangn: P, Luft, B. Schmidtg A. Hughes, B. Wilhelme, and N. Behnke. Ride 'em, cowboy! yodels W. Scott. Norma Draeger, waiting for??? As one bob to another, cool Rog Penzensradler tells a good one to keen Dick Hughes. Page forty-five KW' -1 ng' We IV e are ready to try our fortunes to the lust man. CLARENCE KUNDE Intramurals HELEN KUNDE Treble Choirg G.A.A. JANICE LaBUDDE jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigmag G.A.A. Treble Choir PAUL LAMBECK Student Councilg Service Clubg Trees for Tomorrowg M.I.A.A.g F.T.A. BARBARA LANGKAU Orchestrag Class Council IO ROBERT LANGKAU Service Clubg Shop Safety BETTY LAUTENSCHLAGER Jr. Red Crossg Treble Choirg Service Club JOYCE LEMKE JAMES LEE Student Councilg Safety Patrolg Intramurals MARY LEGO BARBARA LEHER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Room for One More g Debate Clubg G.A.A.g Treble Choirg INDEXQ NOTEBOOK FAYE LEIBY Service Clubg Onawah PETER LEININGER Safety Patrol GLORIA LENZ jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A.g jr. Hist. Soc.g G.A.A. JOYCE LEUTHOLD jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g Drum Corpsg Treble Choir DAVID LINCOLN Choristersg A Cappellag FireHy g Trackg Intramuralsg Twilight Walk RICHARD LUDWIG Football, Cpatain 123 Baseballg Class Council ll PATSY LUFT jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Jr. Red Crossg Alpha Kappa Page forty-six Parting is such sweet sorr0w. ' RICHARD LUNDQUIST Entered from Baltimore, Md.g INDEXg jr. His. Soc.g Debate Clubg Latin Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Twilight Walk DARRYL MCCARTHY A Cappellag New Moon g Firefly g Shop Safety ELLEN MCDERMOTT jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Glamor Boy g Alpha Kappag INDEXQ Debate Club: Modern Language NOTEBOOKQ Choristersg Class Council ll JAMES MacDONALD Tumble Bumsg M.I.A.A.g Shop Safetyg Jr. Red Crossg Voice of Democracy BETTY MADEL jr. Masqueg Drum Corps WAYNE MAHR A Cappellag Sweethearts g FireHy g Intramurals: Oratory AUDREY MAND F.B.I...A.g G.A.A.g Service Club CLARENCE MANTHEI Slide Ruleg Baseballg ' o Izaak Walton? Intramurals h K X I JOHN MARCKS ' . I '- 4, A H ' U W eg Sr. asqueg F.B.L.A., Pres. I2Bg I I 'P If 5 Theta Epsilon. V. Pres. l2Ag jr. Red Crossg 0' Q t oreang Treble Choirg A Cappellag Firefly ol A 5F JEAN MARTIN if jr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Jr. His. Soc.g L Onawahg Debate Clubg Orchestrag Firefly g i 1 I X I Choristersg jr. Red Crossg Oratory ' MARY ANN MASLOWSKI 1 CAROL MATHISON Jr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Alpha Kappa VIRGINIA MATULLE Class Council 109 Onawahg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A., Sec. l2Ag Treble Choirg jr. Masqueg Safety Council CAROL MEYER Amigos Siempreg F.T.A.g Treble Choir HARRY MEYER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque. Pres IZBQ Latin Club, Consul IZBQ Debate Club, Treas. l2Bg Student Council, V. Pres. 12g Football Mgr.g Basketball Mgr.g Intramuralsg NOTEBOOKQ Glamor Boy g Twilight Walk g Badger Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Societyg Class Speaker ROGER MEYERS Shop Safetyg Trackg Football DONALD MILLER F.F.A. Page forty-seven To thine own self be true. DORIS MILLER Safety Councilg G.A.A.g Jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Jr. His. Soc: Service Clubg Onawah JANET MILLER Student Councilg Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masque: G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma JUDITH MILLER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Room for One More g Orchestrag Treble Choirg Jr. Red Crossg INDEXQ Theta Epsilon, Sec. I2B. - Pres. IZAQ Modern Languageg Twilight Walk g NOTEBOOK RHEA MILLER Latin Clubg Onawahg INDEXQ Bandg Orchestrag F.T.A., V. Pres. 12 DALE MIRACLE Slide Ruleg Amigos Siempreg Tumblebumsg A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song ROGER MOORE Jr. Hist. Soc.g Service Club SANDRA MOORE Jr. Masque: Treble Choirg Sr. Masque GEORGE MOTTL Intramuralsg Service Club CAROL MUELLER Jr. Masque: Latin Clubg Onawahg Theta Epsilon, Treas. llg Gamma Sigma, V. Pres. 123 INDEXQ Service Clubg Sr. Homecoming Attendant MARLENE MUGERAUER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque: Onawahg Gamma Sigmag G.A.A., Exec. Board 11,12 JAMES MUNSCH Shop Safetyg Baseball: Intramurals SALLY NEHRING Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque: Theta Epsilon: G.A.A.g Choristersg Slide Rule JEAN NELSON F.B.L.A.g Onawahg G.A.A.g Treble Choirg Jr. I-Iist. Soc. ROSALIE NEUBAUER G.A.A.g Jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A. JOYCE NIELSON G.A.A., Exec. Board 123 INDEX Jr. Red Cross: Jr. Masqueg Twilight NANCY NIGL Jr. Masqueg Choristersg Baton MARY ANN NITKOWSKI Treble Choirg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly G.A.A.g Latin Club, Aedile 12Ag Alpha Kappa, V. Pres. l2Ag Bandg Orchestrag Gamma Sigmag Onawahg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque: Madrigalsg INDEXQ NOTEBOOKQ STUDENT PRINTS MARILYN Page forty-eight Walk NITZ A very riband in the cap of youth. NEII. NITZ NANCY NOAII Art Club DAVID NOEBEL Choristersg INDEXQ Service Clubg M.I.A.A., Sec. 12g Oratory MARLENE NOLAN jr. Red Crossg jr. Masqueg Service Clubg Gamma Sigmag A Cappella -I E AN NOTTLE MAN DORIS OELSCHLAGER Art Club: NOTEBOOK FRANCES OLEJNIK G.A.A.g jr. Red Crossg Treble Choir RAYMOND OSTERTAG Slide Ruleg Intramurals JACQUELINE OTT TERRANCE PAFFENROTH ANN PARKER INDEX, Assoc. Editor 12g Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Glamor Boy g Twilight Walk g Treble Choirg A Cappella: FireHy g Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigmag G.A.A.g NOTEBOOKQ Modern Languages ROBERT PAULICK RALPH PAULIK X JUNE PAULSEN F.B.L.A.g Choristers GERALD PAYNE Service Club LEFT TO RIGHT Ready, Set, Go! ! ! Dig that cool rickshaw! N Jones, B. Qually, J. Zellmer and D. Terry. Whois that under the couch, Dave Wingrove? Frost , says M. Ganther to innocent M. Stillman. Three-o'clock-in-the-morning, but J. Miller and M. J. Schraa won't give up! On a picnic we will go! Page forty-nine ,.., , We must endure their going lnencef' RICHARD PAZEN ELAINE PELZ G.A.A., Exec. Boardg Art Club ROGER PENZENSTADLER Basketballg Debate Clubg INDEXQ STUDENT PRINTSQ Class President ALMER PERKINS A Cappellag Footballg Track JOAN PESCH A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song g Firefly'g Safety Councilg Modern Language WAYNE PETERMAN Intramurals MANUEL PETERS Footballg Baseballg Intramurals JAMES PETERSON LAWRENCE PETERSEN Safety Patrolg Intramurals CAROL PETTIT Intramurals DONNA PHILLLIP Drum Corpsg F.B.L.A. BERNARD PITZ Slide Ruleg Shop Safetyg Pythagoreang Intramuralsg Choristersg A Cappellag Firefly g INDEX JOYCE POHL F.B.L.A.g Choristersg Jr. Red Cross FOSTER POKRANDT Intramurals DOLORES PLOTZ Onawah, Sec. 12g Latin Clubg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Orchestrag Intramurals DANIEL POLLNOW F.B.L.A.g M.I.A.A.g jr. Masqueg Service Clubg Footballg Intramurals CHARLOTTE PRIEBE jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g Bandg Intramurals JAMES PRIVOZNIK Tennisg Intramurals Page fiffy Let knowledge grow from more to more. BARBARA PROUT NOTEBOOKQ Class Council 10, Ilg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, Treas. 12g Room for One More g Glamor Boy g Alpha Kappa, Sec. llAg Modern Languages, V. Pres. l2Ag Gamma Sigma Kappag Twilight Walk g Queen's Court ROBERT PERDUE F.F.A. PHILLIP PUTZER SALLY ANN RADHKE G.A.A.g Gamma Sigmag Jr. Hist. Soc.g Sr. Masqueg Intramurals STEVEN RADKE Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Student Councilg A Cappellag New Moon g Desert Song g Firefly g O'Neil Honor Society ELEANOR RANDALL Gamma Sigma, Pres. IZBQ Alpha Kappag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Safety Councilg Slide Ruleg Student Councilg Twilight Walk g Queen's Court CAROL RAATZ Student Councilg Treble Choirg F.B.L.A.g A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Teen Tones DAVID REED Latin Club, Pres. lZAg Pythagoreang Slide Ruleg Izaak Walton, Sec. 10, 123 Bandg Dance Bandg Orchestrag Student Councilg Safety Councilg Intramuralsg Badger Boys' Stateg Tennisg O'Neil Honor Societyg Twilight Walk EVERETT RESCHESKE JAMES RETELLE M.I.A.A. ROBERT RHINES jr. Hist. Soc.g A Cappellag Choristersg Madrigalsg Desert Song WILLIAM RISTOW DUANE RITSCHKE Band CLARENCE ROBERTS DAVID ROBINSON JEAN ROBL Homecoming Courtg G.A.A.g Class Councilg Cheerleaderg Gamma Sigmag jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Twilight Walk g Queen's Court DALE ROCKOW BARBARA ROEBKE Jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g jr. Hist. Soc.g Service Club Page fifty-one 'Sl-in Hall9 thy toil o'er books consumed the midnight oil- DORIS ROEBKE Bandg G.A.A.g Intramurals MARLENE ROLLER IRENE RUBY Class Council llg Safety Council JOHN ROUSE LYMAN RUCKS PATRICIA RUH F.B.I..A.g Drum Corps JANET RUEDINGER ALBERT RUMLOW Class Council l2g Slide Rule PHYLLIS RUTZ jr. Hist. Soc.g Service Clubg Drum Corps WILLIAM SAGER SHIRLEY SAGMEISTER F.B.L.A. jr. Masqueg Sr. SANDRA SANDERS Masqueg Gamma Sigma, Sec. 12Bg Alpha Kappag Student Councilg Jr. Red Crossg NOTEBUOKQ A MARLENE SCHAETZ jr. Red Cro-ssg F.B.L.A. Cappellag New Moon g Desert Songng FireHy g G.A.A.g INDEX CORONA SCHENK HAROLD SCHETTL SHIRLEY SCHERZ jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A. CONRAD SCHEUERMAN Bandg Trackg Jr. Masque Page fifty-two NORMAN SCHILCHER Football Learning without thought is lahor lost. GABRIEL SCHLICHTING Service Clubg Student Council SHIRLEY SCHLICHTING Orchestrag Treble Choirg Drum Corpsg INDEXQ F.B.L.A. JACK SCHLOESSER Student Councilg Golfg Choristersg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly Madrigalsg M.I.A.A.g Izaak Walton BARBARA SCHMIDT jr. Masqueg Class Council 105 Safety Councilg Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigmag F.T.A., Librarian 123 jr. Hist. Soc.g Latin Clubg Drum Corps JOYCE SCHMIDT G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g Intramurals MILO SCHMIDT jr. Hist. Soc.g Intramurals BARBARA SCHMITT G.A.A.3 jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Alpha Kappag INDEXQ NOTEBOOKQ Latin Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Queen's Court DAVID SCHMITT Slide Rule ROBERT SCHMITZ Slide Ruleg Baseball MICHAEL SCHMUHL F.F.A.g Trackg Izaak Walton CARL SCHNEIDER THOMAS SCHOMISCH jr. Masqueg A Cappellag Choristersg Slide Rule: NOTEBOOKQ Desert Songng Firefly LEFT TO RIGHT A well-earned Ooo, la la goes to D. Oelschlager, N. Ihrig, and L. Blanchette. Boss-man F. Dreyer. C. TerHorst and R. Clemans takin' life easy! Sittin' pretty is S. Treichel. Sleepy-time gals. C. Holmes and M. Konrad - bookworms? Page fifty-three 'WM Come, give us a taste of your quality. MARY Jo SCHRAA jr. Masqueg Gamma Sigmag Student Councilg G.A.A.g Safety Councilg Treble Choirg Service Clubg jr. Red Cross BARBARA SCHRANK Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Class Council 105 Student Councilg Debate Club, Treas. l2Ag A Cappellag Desert song g FireHy g Treble Choirg F.T.A.g Onawahg Gamma Sigma THEODORE SCHROEDER Jr. Masqueg Choristersg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Madrigalsg Boys, Quartetg Amigos Siempreg Modern Languageg jr. Hist. Soc. NANCY SCHUMACHER F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.g Drum Corps WALTER SCOTT Jr. Masque Sr. Masqueg Safety Councilg INDEXQ Debate Club, V. Pres. I 1, 12g Intramuralsg Choristersg A Cappellag FireHy g Glamor Boy g Student Councilg Twilight Walk' ELAINE SCRIPTER G.A.A. JOSEPH SERWAS INDEXQ jr. Masqueg Slide Ruleg Izaak Walton, Reporter 125 Oratoryg Intramuralsg Twilight Walk MEAKA SETTLE Safety Councilg INDEXg jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque. V. Pres. 125 Debate Clubg Gamma Sigmag NOTEBOOKg,F.T.A.g Modern Languageg Glamor Boy g Room for One More g Twilight Walk EARL SHERBURN CHARLES SHERWOOD RICHARD SHEVELAND Footballg Track: Class Treas. 129 Art Club, V. Pres. 12g Class Council 125 M.I.A.A., Treas. 12 BETTY SHEW Arr Club SHIRLEY SHEW jr. Red Crossg Jr. Hist. Soc. Treble Choirg Drum Corps BEVERLY SHOWERS G.A.A., Exec. Board 1 lg Treble Choirg Jr. Red Cross SANDRA SIMPSON Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg G.A.A.g Class Council 123 INDEXQ Latin Clubg Jr. Red Crossg Gamma Sigmag Jr. Hist. Soc. V. Pres. 12A JACQUELINE SITZBERGER F.B.L.A.g Baton Twirler FAYETTE SMITH LESLIE SOSINSKI Page fifty-four I see lby glory like a shooting star. ROBERT SOWLS Footballg Slide Rule JOSEPH SPENCE Trackg Footballg Tumble Bumsg Slide Ruleg Class V. Pres. 123 Intramuralsg M.l.A.A., Pres.g Amigos Siempre, V, Pres. 1lBg Student Councilg Badger Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society SHARON SPIEGEL jr. Red Cross BETTY SPLITTGERBER Treble Choirg F.T.A. DAVID SPOMER Service Club EUGENE STADLER NANCY STAEHLE We-f ,MLA Treble Choirg Choristersg Theta Epsilon, ' V fl J Pres. IZBQ G.A.A.g Service Clubg fifth , fLC7'f ff FDC A Cappella: Jr. Hist. Soc., Pres. IZA 6,4 X,-11,1 I--c. KL of I A DONALD STAERKEL A Cappellag New Moon 7 J -CT aw, ,ggmk , fag MAZiiTAERKEt,1,v I xx, VMI ff-fr 6 RICHARD STAUSS L , L lzaak Waltnng Choristersg A Cappellag X FireHy3 INDEXQ Slide Ruleg M.I.A.A. X9 L24 nd! GARETH STERNITSKEQ-V., Shop Safety GERALD STUEBER Choristersg Intramurals NORITA STEVENS BARBARA STEWART lNDEXg F.T.A.g Onawah jr, Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEXg Treble Choir A Cappellag FireHy g Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigma ,IOHN STOCKINGER Debate Clubg Slide Ruleg INDEXQ Twilight Walk NIOSEPHINE ANN STECKBAUER jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEXQ Treble Choirg A Cappellag Onawah, Pres. 123 Gamma Sigmag G.A.A.. V. Pres. IZBQ F.B.L.A.g Firefly g Glamor Boy PRISCILLA STARK jr. Red Crossg Theta Epsilong Jr. Masqueg A Cappella Madrigalsg New Moon g Desert Song g FireHy' Page fifty-fi we MARY STILLMAN v v NOTEBOOK. Assoc. Co-Ed.g Modern Language, Sec. IZB - my m--- ,JN iw, I am part of all tba! I have met. SHIRLEY STRADE Treble Choirg Onawahg Gamma Sigmag Service Club: F.B.L.A., Reporter l2Ag jr. Hist. Soc. RONALD STUTZ Intramurals SUSAN STRATZ jr. Masque: Sr. Masqueg G.A.A., Pres. IZAQ INDEXQ Alpha Kappa, Treas. l IAQ Modern Languageg jr. Red Crossg jr. Class Councilg A Cappellag Choristersg Cheerleaderg Homecoming Queeng Intramuralsg Sr. Class Councilg Queen's Court DONNA STRYZEWSKI Treble Choirg Service Club GERALD SULLIVAN PATRICK SULLIVAN Bandg Orchestrag German Band LAWRENCE SWANSON Jr. Masqueg Sr, Masqueg jr. Hist. Soc.g Safety Councilg Debateg Glamor Boy g Izaak Waltong Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Twilight Walkg Class Speaker FAXZSWEET Orchestra T7'eblc Choirg jr. Hi27Soc.g F.B.L.A.g Onawah ,uf ff .A,.df 'zi , Lf, Q , 1 W' BERTHQ TARDIFF ff , 5 WM , ff I . ' ' f Entered from Rhinelandsr aff' V f , y . 'ff M.I.A.A.q 11 kwlf I Lf l If LVM aa a on ,061 i K.. - ff fMERLE TELLOCK F.F.A.g Izaak Waltong Jr. Masque PATRICK TEMPLE Slide Rulcg Trackg Student Councilg Tumble Bumsg Debate Club, Pres. IZAQ Oratoryg Intramuralsg Badger Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society COURTNEY TER HORST Footballg Izaak Walton LEFT TO RIGHT What frosty-spirited rogues are these? S. Moore, S. Sanders, B. Wilhelme, J. Steckbauer, S. Graska, j. jakubowski S. Timmerman and C. TerHorst go whispering through the pines. Can there be a better way to celebrate a birthday? G. Robl. N. jones. J. Kimball, B. Leher, J. Hymer. N. Ihrig and B. Gehrke -- caught in the act! Page fifty-six We have some salt of our youth in us. DOROTHY TERRY G.A.A.g Drum Corps, Amigos Siemprcg Modern Language, Sec. l2Ag Choristers EDWARD TESCH DONALD THILL Service Clubg Debate Clubg Izaak Walton, lntramuralsg jr. Hist. Soc. MARGARET THON CRAIG THOMPSON Footballg Trackg M.I.A.A.g Intramuralsg Orchestrag Student Councilg Modern Language, Treas. l2Bg Debate Clubg Oratory SALLY TIMMERMAN Treble Choirg Choristersg A Cappellag Orchestrag INDEXQ Desert Song , Firefly g jr. Masqueg Alpha Kappa, Twilight Walk JAMES TOLAND Choristersg A Cappella SHIRLEY TREICHEL Band AUNDRA TULLY G.A.A.g Jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A., Treas. I2 Safety Councilg Onawahg jr. Masqueg A Cappellag Firefly g F.T.A. BARBARA TYERS jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, V. Pres. 125 Room for One More g Glamor Boy g INDEXQ NOTEBOOK, C0-Assoc. Editorg Debate Club, Sec. 123 Alpha Kappa, V. Pres. 125 Gamma Sigma, Pres. 12 HARLAND ULRICH A Cappella, Desert Song g New Moon g Service Club VINCENT ULRICH HELEN UTICH jr. Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Treble Choirg A Cappellag Firefly AL VANDENBERG Footballg Basketballg Track MARGARET VANDERPOOL jr. Masque, Sr. Masqueg Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigmag Debate Clubg Modern Languagesg INDEXQ NOTEBOOKQ STUDENT PRINTSQ Oratory ROBERT VANDYKE Bandg Jr. Masque ROGER VESPERMAN Bandg Pythagorean, Slide Ruleg Track LYLE VOSS Choristersg Intramurals Page fifty-seven O this learning, what a thing it Lv! JOSEPH VOWELS LEROY WACHHOLZ Intramurals MARY WAGNER Student Council, Sec. 12g Latin Clubg Alpha Kappag jr. Red Cross, Sec. l0A, ll, 12g Debate Club, Sec. l2Ag Service Clubg Class Sec. 115 jr. Masqueg Badger Girls, Stateg O'Neil Honor Societyg Queen's Court EUNICE WARNKE Treble Choirg jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g INDEX BARKMAN WASSER Pythagorean, Pres. 12Ag Slide Ruleg Choristersg A Cappella BETTY WEBER G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg Twilight Walk DONNA WEBER F.B.L.A.g Art Club MARILYN WEED A Cappellag jr. Masqueg Firelly', CAROL WEGNER G.A.A.g Jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g INDEX GARY WEGNER Footballg jr. Class V. Pres.g jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Service Cluhg NOTEBOOKQ Student Council, Treas. 123 INDEXQ Modern Languageg STUDENT PRINTSQ Intramuralsg O'Neil Honor Society KENNETH WIECHMAN NINA WELCH jr. Red Crossg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g INDEX AUDREY WENRICII Class Council 105 Treble Choirg Art Club, Sec. l2Bg Choristers WAYNE WENZLAFF Band, Shop Safetyg Izaak Walton MARIAN WENZEL Onawahg Safety Councilg Class Councilg Jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A., Reporter l0Bg F.T.A., I-Iist. 125 Jr. Masqueg G.A.A. SHIRLEY WERNER Choristers TERRY WESENBERG F.F.A., Athletic Mgr. 105 D.H.I.A.g Slide Ruleg INDEXQ Art Cluhg Jr. Masqueg Jr. Hist. Soc. Sr. Masqueg Debate Cluhg Izaak Walton BARBARA WILHELME Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg G.A.A.g A Cappellag Desert Song Firefly g Gamma Sigmag Treble Choir Page fifty-eight Much learning shows bow little mortals know ANITA WILL jr. Masqueg G.A.A. JEAN WILL Safety Council GERALD WILLIAMS BARBARA WILSON F.B.L.A. DAVID WINGROVE Izaak Waltong M.I.A.A.g jr. Masqueg Jr. Class Councilg Baseballg Slide RulegService Cluhg Intramurals RICHARD WINTER Choristersg A Cappellag Desert Song g Trackg Safety Council, Pres. 12g Firefly g jr, Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEXQ Izaak Walton, Pres. IZ: Intramuralsg Badger Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society JAMES WIRKES Intramurals MARGARET WITTE Orchestrag Treble Choirg A Cappellag Firefly g Teen Tonesg Madrigalsg Class Councilg Student Councilg jr. Masqueg Onawah, V. Pres. llg Latin Cluh, Treas.l2g Jr. Hist. Soc., Pres. l2Bg Peake Awardg Sophomore Awardg Spelling Bee - lst 1Place ll, 12g O'Neil Honor Societyg Queen's Court DOROTHY WOHLT F.B.L.A.g Band CURTIS WOLFF Basehallg Intramuralsg Shop Safety CONSTANCE WOEHLKE jr. Masqueg Onawahg Latin Clubg jr. Hist. Soc. Sec. l2Bg INDEXQ G.A.A., Exec. Board IO, 129 Theta Epsilon, V. Pres. IZBQ Class Council IZQ F.T.A., Pres. IZA PETER WONSER Student Councilg Safety Council SHIRLEY WORTH G.A.A. JAIVIES WOR'I'HEN A Cappellag Service Cluh LEROY WRUCK F.F.A.g D.H.I.A.g Izaak Walton CHARLES WUSSOW KATHLEEN YOUNGWIRTH jr. Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g O.G.A. Award ELEANOR ZARTER jr. Red Cross Page fifty-nine Touch us gently, time! JOHN ZUHLKE ROBERT ZIMDARS JOAN ZELLMER Choristers MICHAEL ZEMKE Class Council l lg G.A.A.g Safety Councilg Amigos Siemprc, Treas. llAg Modern Language, V. Pres. l2Bg Treble Choir GERALDINE ZELLER Treble Choirg Amigos Siempreg Latin Clubg Theta Epsilong F.T.A. CHARLES ZASTROW Shop Safety LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Shew and her junior aids are busy as a FireHy ! Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! Taxil?!! Pretty as a picture. On your way, buddy , says Mr. Kester to D. Boycks whilc hall monitor J . Domer sits patiently by. CAMERA SHY Richard Boycks Edward Cartwright Eugene Harnitz Robert Hielsberg james Hoeft Elmer Johnson john Krueger Paul Luebkem Roy Osmus Marlyn Pesch Richard Raabi: Page sixty Carl Rumlow Stanley Seibold George Singstock Ronald Stearns Melvin Thompson Richard Wahlgren Robert Werner Ralph Whitty Michael Zemke Lawrence Zentneril: iifummer 1953 -N'Q8x Ne GARY WEGNER A pleasing lad with curly hair, with many friends and smile to spare. Student Council just wouldn't have been the same without Gary there to help out on all the committees. He was really active in many clubs and organizations, he was a junior class officer, and he is a member of O'Neil. Gary names kumquats as his favor- ite food and says loafing is his favorite pastime, although he doesn't get to do much of it. He plans to go to college and become an accountant. CAROL HOLMES A little wit, a little fun. she has a smile for everyone. You might call Carol the girl with the Ipana smile. Without it, I doubt if one would recognize her. She was elected sec- retary of the senior class and the May Queen's Maid of Honor. She was active in Student Council, was chosen class speaker, and got loads of other honors. Carol was really a worker . Her hobby and favorite pastime is swimming. Her favorite food, she guesses , is butter pecan ice cream. She'd like to go to college and maybe become an elementary school teacher. f 605507 STEVEN RADKE Steve Full of fun, big and tall, winning laurels in basleetballf' Although Steve is best known for bas- ketball, he also won letters in football and baseball. Though he won't admit it, he's a pretty intelligent guy, as is evident by his membership in O'Neil, and his marks are always right up there. He goes along with some other basketball players and says that his favorite food is oranges. He also drinks a lot of pop and spends what spare time he has watching T.V. He's not sure which college he'll be going to, but he says held like to study accounting. MARGARET WITTE Maggie Full of pep, free from care, there's fun on board-she's there! Maggie is pretty talented when it comes to music - she sings, plays the piano, and plays in the orchestra. In addition, she is very active in many phases of school life. Scholastically, she is one of the best and. of course, is a member of O'Neil. As you'd expect, her hobby is music and her favorite relaxation is playing the piano. Her favor- ite food is schaum torte. She's not just sure what she wants to do for a living, but is torn between being a librarian and a music teacher. A MARY KONRAD lt's nice to be natural when y0u're naturally nice. Editor of the NOTEBOOK, delegate to Badger Girls' State, leader in many school activities, Mary rates as one of the out- standing seniors. Also, her membership in O'Neil and her honor roll marks all through the years show that scholastically she was anything but a loafer . Mary doesn't have one particular hobby but likes to take pic- tures, read, and watch T.V. Her favorite food is dumplings, the kind you find in soup. She plans to be either a teacher or an occupational therapist. HARRY MEYER The best .success we can wish him is that his future may be as brilliant as his past. Although Harry didn't get an Oscar , we certainly feel that he deserved one for his outstanding work in Twilight Walk and as the narrator on the school's first record, You Were There . An active mem- ber of Masque Club, he also had a leading role in Glamor Boy . Harry took part in many other activities besides being manager of the football, basketball, and track teams. He was chosen class speaker, elected to O'Neil, and went to Badger Boys' State. He just doesn't have any favorite food - he eats, and sports take up his spare time. His ambition is law and he wants to be a cor- poration lawyer. l lf 9 SUSAN STRATZ Sue The harder I try the gooder to he, the worser I am. Although Sue has participated in a lot of activities. the biggest thrill of her life came when she was elected Homecoming Queen. Whenever you see Sue, she's grin- ning because she always has to laugh. She spends a good share of her outside time in sports. Her favorite food is meat- especially steak. She wants to become a Navy nurse some day. law JEAN FOGTMAN Putsy Shes a singer, athlete, and cheer- leader, too. ls there anything that Puts can't do? It would be hard not to know who Putsy is, especially since, for the last two years, she has led the cheers at all the pep meetings and games, But no one who was in the Rec. gym the night of April 50 will forget her entrance as Queen of the May. Sports is one of -Iean's big hobbies, but, since she is a member of O'Neil, she must spend some time studying! Her favorite food is, as she puts it, anything edible . JAMES FUHS jim In the firmament of school activi- ties, he shines as one of the brighter stars. Being president of the Student Council is a big job, but jim handled it well. He's well known to all of us as the lad who introduced the assembly speakers. jim's been active in many other ways and he's a member of O'Neil. He was the man be- hind the catcher's mask on the baseball team and really helped win those games. He's not just sure what his hobby is, but he lists pineapple up-side-down cake as his favorite food. He wants to study pharmacy. 3350 ROGER PENZENSTADLER Pens I'd rather hug a hasleethall than anything else - well, almost anything else! Besides being a terriffic basketball play- er, Rog is a pretty outstanding guy all the way around. He can write, as you kl10W, If you read STUDENT PRINTS or the sports columns of the INDEX. And, of course. he was senior class president and really made us proud of him. As you may have guessed, Rog's hobby is sports. He likes to eat ham- burgers when he makes them himself. He says he wants to become a coach or a Phy. Ed. teacher. MARY WAGNER Generally speaking, Mary is - generally speaking. Student Council, O'Neil, club activities, and Youth Council take up about all the spare time Mary has. She likes to make friends and enjoyed going to Badger Girls' State as well as state and national Student Council and Youth Council conventions. Her favorite food is the apple strudel her mother makes, but she informs us that she likes to cook and make fancy desserts. She wants to go into nursing and thinks she might he a psychiatric nurse. JOHN HOUGH jack ll 'hate're he touches his pen to, turns into a work of art. fi. ES' jack really knows how to sling those words around. He was editor of both the INDEX and STUDENT PRINTS and is a versatile writer. Extra-curricular activities took up a lot of his time. He was president of the Youth Council. a big job. and a member of O'Neil. Jack's favorite food is steak which he'd just as soon have three times a day. Among his hobbies, sports ranks very high. He loves to argue and is interested in politics - all of which ex- plains his ambition, to study law. 1 1 M ,Sign ... 526 mx Jw . MA 5 ,ff 1 jj if 'V JH9' LW M KK :fu 4 JOQQWW Mgqffil W lbfovqkg XQVV x , ' ' .C 1 259 143169-Qffwk UL, X9 xl H, Q53g 1 V23 31sw . Q N 1 - ' F l I. Esfgm ff Q .g -in 3? xg ,s ,JF . , N mir if . 35? Q kJ r y MJ x fN Li 5x 5 . ww Page sixty-six Kappa The merriest, maddest day . . . to he queen of the May. ' FIRST SEMESTER Mary Ganther . . . Barbara Tyers jean Fogtman Susan Stratz . . . MEMBERSHIP I SECOND SEMESTER ...Preszdent . . . . . . . . . .. ...Carol Holmes . . . .... V. President . . . .... Mary Ann Nitkowski . . . . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . . .Barbara Carpenter .. . . . . . . . .Treasurer . .. . . . . Susan Stratz Advisor .............................. Miss Peterson A pretty girl is like a melody . . . procession begins . . . the Queen is crowned . . . entertainment . . . dancing . . . Alpha Kappa sponsors that traditional ceremony, the crowning of the May Queen, and to be Queen of the May, or a member of her court of honor, is the dream of every senior girl. Other Alpha Kappa activities include an annual bake sale, a homecoming float, and an initiation party. One program is usually given over to a panel of four boys who answer the members' questions on dating. To become eligible for membership, a girl must attain a B average and must pledge herself to uphold the standards and traditions of the club. Z A 41 L N. Behnke E. Berth D. Biebel J. Boese M. L. Bormann G. Brandt C. Brown R. A. Conlin D. Dohrman M. Ebersberger j. Eppley R. A. Felker V. Geer S. Graska H. Grosnick OFFICERS N. Harrison A. Hughes A. Kerwin J. Kimball B. Klier S. Linke P. Luft M. Magnusen C. Mathison E. McDermott A. Parker B. Prout E. Randall R. Reiter S. Sanders B. B. J. M. J. M. B. S. M. B. M. J. j. Schmidt Schmitt Seefeld Smith Stelzner Stillman Stoeckli Timmerman Vanderpool Vlasak Wagner Watson Wussow I One may do wlmte're one likes in art Faces smeared with a rainbow of colors . . . mobiles swaying gently in the breeze . . . future Rembrandts daubing on an operetta canvas or the backdrop for a class play . . . Art Club keeps busy with a variety of interests from September to June. The first semester is climaxed by the art show which is held in Decemberg while during the second term, the members work hard preparing exhibits for the show-case display which is unveiled during the last weeks of school. In addition to all this, the club is frequently entertained by advanced art students from colleges throughout the state. F. Gams D. Garrison J. Heintz M. Lippold J. Miller N. Noah Fmsr Samssrnn Patsy Felker ...... .... Dick Sheveland ....... David Fuchs ............ Mary Louise Blanchette Advisor ..... MEMBERSHIP D. Oelschlager K. Oleson N. Selwitschka B. Shew B. Singstock P. Stadler OFFICERS President ..... V. President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . N Wallace A. Wenrich T. Wesenberg B. Williams R. Winter J. Witzel SECOND SEMEsTER Nancy Ihrig .jim Bougie .Nancy jones Judy McHenry Mrs. Shields -ru ' X . I wi X mimi XV ,,, X, . C K-55 1 tQ.,gi11J me Etziwgl U Page sixty-seven efafe Hlfxceezliflg wise, fair spoleelz, ami f761'5lllll1illg.u H... C: Q 1 ff 'W U10 XL MEMBERSHIP T D. Berndt J. Gonyo P. Sitzberger N R. Boese C Holmes L. Swanson l- J. Campbell R Iwick W. Steiger D. Drexler R Kock D. Thill R. Drexler J. Martin C. Thompson R. Dorfman E. McDermott M. Vanderpool C. Frahm R Penzenstadler T. Wesenberg OFFICERS Puge sixly-vig Fmsr SEMESTER Jack Hough .... Walter Scott . . . Barbara Tyers . . . Harry Meyer ...... . . . .President . . . . . . V. President . . . .Secretary . . . . .... Treasurer' . . . SECOND SEMESTER Patrick Temple Mike Haverty Mary Wagner Barbara Schrank Adtfisor . . . ............. ...... M iss Link McCarthyism . . . teen-age driving . . . Bricker amendment . . . politics . . . argument and more argument . . . The purpose of Debate Club is to give to students who are interested a chance to participate in the discussion of current events and of questions pertinent to teen-agers. Members not only hold such discussions at their own meetings but they also put on debate programs for other clubs. The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. eSQ ,NSF-U Character . . . confidence . . . leadership . . . these are some of the goals of the Future Business Leaders of America. This season F.B.L.A. had something special scheduled for every month of the school year beginning with the formal initiation of 100 new members and the impressive installation of oliicers. From then on, the calendar was crowded. During December, the members were busy selling Christmas cards and planning their annual Christmas party. The Gregg honor pins were awarded in February, and all through the year the programs featured movies or talks by outstanding members of the community. Yes, F.B.L.A. offers real training for leadership. FIRST SEMESTER joan Marheine Kay Fink .... Fay Sweet ..... Aurldra Tully Marian Wenze OFFICERS ....President..... . .,... V. President . . . . . . . .Secretary ..... ....Trea.vurer... l .... ..... R eporter .... ....... SECOND SEMESTER Marilyn Gehrke jean Dahlke Virginia Matulle Barbara jungwirth .Shirley Strade Advisors .. .......... .. . Miss Miller, Miss Smith Page sixty-aim Hmmm farmers are . . . the founders of human civilization. Till the soil . . . plant the seed . . . cultivate the plant . . . harvest the crop . . . Future Farmers of America is a club for boys who are interested in agriculture and membership is required of all who are taking that couse. Club activities are many. A farm safety program and a rural school judging contest are held sometime during the year. A parent-son banquet, a camping trip, and a corn show are annual events, as is the initiation of green hands. Besides its many activities, F.F.A. has its own basketball team which, this year, proved to be a championship one, The highlight of the entire year, of course, is the annual spring trip to the international livestock shown in Chicago. OFFICERS Art Caldwell . . . ........... ..... P resident LeRoy Wrttck .. V. President james Hitz ...... . . . Secretary Richard Boycks . . . . . Treasurer Leon Marx .... ..... R eporter Ronald jones . . . ....... Sentinal Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Miller X I ,Mg QB MEMBERSHIP 'U C Bauer Helmuth Miller, D. Stahl Butt Harris Mueller Vandermolen as Bostwick johnson Meuler Vienola 'Q Braassh Jones, j. Norton Watkins 5 da 1 Coe jones Neilsen Wegner C' Dorman Lowther Peterson Witherbee k ' Duwe Kalbus Perdue Wuest 1 K Fabrycki Kind, R. Rasmussen, D. Wesenberg X' - ' I J Furman Kind, L. Rasmussen R. Young Q Gehrke Lyness Ritschke Zurn Grunske Luft Romme Haas Leach Sitzberger Hawley Miller, R. Schmuhl Page seventy anne eaeaeze of fi' .iggffjtf 3 ,rt Zrrwr rr he Mfr ,Q What greater gift can we ojfer the Republic than to instruct its youth? vw 9 5 Readin' . . . ritin' . . . 'rrthmetic . . . Future Teachers of America IS perhaps , l . the newest club at O.H.S. It is one of several such groups in the state sponsored by the Wisconsin Education Association. The purpose of the club is to recruit good students into the teaching field and to acquaint them with the opportunities in the profession. X Organization was the chief concern of the members this year, organization which included drawing up the constitution, signing the charter, and the instal-X lation of oflicers. On several occasions the group was invited to attend .the Y programs of the F.T.A. chapter at Oshkosh State College. OFFICERS jj onstance Woehlke ........... ..... P resident p Rhea Miller ........ V. President Q Barbara Stewart . . . . . . Secretary N llc A' Dolores Plotz ..... . . . Treasurer l Marian Wenzel .... ....... H istorian l P Barbara Schmidt . . ........ Librarian Advisor .................... Miss Link W MEMBERSHIP N NJ .9 . Albrecht j. Kiser j. Peters L Behnke J. Kimball K. Reardon erth R. Kliss M. Resheske N . inder I.. Knaak C. Schneider . ohrman E. Kubasta E. Spink N' . ogtman J. Madison S. Weiland S. Grota C. Meyer M. Wood C. Hanneman J. Molus J. Zeller fb S. Hunter J. Neilson fb J. Karow B. Novotny , L Www! l x lil Page seventy-one By sports like these are all their cares beguiledf' Badminton Bowling . Basketball Volleyball Tumbling Tennis . . . Page seventy-tfu'o Reds vs grays . . . playing Tarzan on the ropes . . . splash!! . . . The Girls' Athletic Association offers a wide choice of activities to everyone who is interested in sports. Swimming begins almost immediately in September and continues until about the middle of May, but other sports change with the changing seasons. Volleyball, bowling, basketball, badminton, tennis, golf, and many others are offered in turn right through the school year. G.A.A. awards are based on a point system. The maximum number of points for participation in a team activity is 100 with an additional 100, 75, and 50 points going to the members of the teams which place lst, 2nd, and 3rd. About 5 points an hour are allowed for individual outside sports. 500 points must be earned to qualify for a letter and 500 more are required before a member is entitled to a chevron. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Jean Fogtman ..... ..... P resident ..... ..... S ue Stratz JoAnn Steckbauer . . . . . . V. President . . . .... Eleanor Spink Barbara Carpenter ....... Secretary . .. .......... Mary Ellen Troudt Joreen Wussow .......... Treasurer . .. ........... Joreen Wtissow Advisors .......... .. . Miss Siebert, Mrs. Cowling EXECUTIVE BOARD . . Constance Woehlke, Patricia Felker . . . . . Nancy Edminster, Elaine Pelz . . . . Marilyn Cihlar, Janice Lewis Rachel Brown . . . . . . . Joyce Nielson, Joyce Norman .. . Marlene Mugerauer, Joan Stelzner tw 35 2 W WHERE V QI EYE N' BELL ty th Q Q S2- as 'G' mama damn. Zappa Our nioral's plain without more fussy man's social happiness all rests on ns. Heated dating discussions . . . futures in nursing . . . teaching . . . truck driving . . . vocational guidance . . . Gamma Sigma Kappa is a club organized to help girls in choosing their careers. Speakers representing various professions are brought in, movies are shown, and panel discussions are held. In addition, teen-age problems and their solutions have become an important part of the regular club programs. OFFICERS Fnzsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Eleanor Randall . . . . . .President ......... . . . Barbara Tyers Carol Mueller . . . .... V. President . . . . . . Jane Watson Sandra Sanders .......... Secretary ..... .... J oy Anderson Nancy Behnke .......... Treasurer .......... . . .Quinn Dobbins Advisor .................. ....... M iss Schneider MEMBERSHIP J. Beck N. Harrison J. Robl J. Bell N. Hill N. Rouse D. Biebel N. Hinn M. Roycraft C. Boycks B. Hoppe M Resheske G. Brandt A. Hughes M Scheuerman C. Brown J. Jakubowski B. Schmidt J. Bublitz J. LaBudde C. Schneider J. Dahlke S. Lange B. Schrank A. Dempsey C. Liebenson M. Schraa I. Derus C. Lenhart J. Seefeld J. Domer S. Linke M. Seese N. Donner P. Laughlin M. Settle M. Ebersberger M. Magnusen S. Simpson J. Eppley S. Meixl J. Steckbauer B. Faust M. Mugerauer J. Stelzner S. Flack A. Parker B. Stoeckli E. Frey N. Pazen S. Strade S. Graska G. Pfeil D. Strupp P. Gregory B. Prout M Troudt C. Hall S. Radhke M. Vanderpool J. Hall K. Reardon B. Vlasak G. Hammack S. Richman J. Wussow C. Hanneman J. Ristow Page seventy-four 75442 7046504 One touch of nature makes the whole world kin. 77 Fishing on lakes and streams . . . hunting in woods and fields . . . camping in the great outdoors . . . that's Izaac Walton, the outdoor hobby club so popular with O.H.S. sports enthusiasts. To impress upon the fellows the great fun that is awaiting them, the club includes such activities as ily-tying, conservation, camp- ing, shooting, hunting, and fishing. Occasionally during the year, an outside speaker is called in to acquaint the boys with the various aspects of some par- ticular hobby. This year Mr. Brobst, a fishery biologist, Mr. Horner, a game biologist, and Mr. Rothenbach, a dog trainer, gave interesting inside information about the work in their respective fields. dll MEMBERSHIP G. Bartenstein J. Fisher C. Roth R. Braasch F. Gams E. Reinkc R. Boycks T. Gunderson L. Richter T. Bork E. Gieseler R. Rothe G- Buehrirlg M. Husman F. Stang W. Carver R. jones J. Serwas D. Christenson R. Koeppen R. Thiele D. Duex L. Kromm M. Tellock J. DeVoe G. Kitzman W. Veith L. Derr j. Lett T. Wesenberg J. Beu M. Marcellis W. Wenzlalf D. Drexler j. Megathlin D. Wingrove D. Feustel J. Roth OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Winter V. President . James Campbell Secretary .. ..... David Reed Treasurer . . . . . David Williams Reporter . .. ...... joe Spence Advisor . Mr. Steffanson Pugc' 5e1'wlty-fire ue Tbere's no business like show business Try-outs . . . casting . . . rehearsals . . . curtain! . . . orchids to the actors. Do you like to act? Paint? Pound nails? Whatever your hobby, if you're interested in dramatics, then Masque is the club for you. Generally the meetings of both groups consist of one-act plays, holiday parties, pantomimes, or pre-views of the two major productions. junior Masque members labor industriously throughout the year piling up enough points to make them eligible for membership in the senior group. They usher for the school plays and the Community Players and work hard at the less glamorous jobs on anything and everything concerned with things dramatic. Each year the club awards pins to those members who are voted the most active and the most deserving. FIRST SEMESTER Harry Meyer . . . . . . . Barbara Tyers Mary Konrad Barbara Prout FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR MASQUE OFFICERS . . . . . . . .V. President ... ..,Secretury ... . . . . . . . .Treasurer . . JUNIOR MAS james Wheeler . . . . . .President . . . . . . . . . . Robert Stutz .... . . . V. President Harley Jenson .... .... S ecretary . . . Nancy Pazen . . . ....... Treasurer , . f WM Page sevenly-six President ...... . . . SECOND SEMESTER Walter Scott Meaka Settle jean Fogtman Barbara Prout QUE OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER ,John Wagner Judd Brown Quinn Dobbins Diana Otto u OY 5 H U C. K 51 S 1 R, C ...psuyf -1- fi u15,5' -rf Ti, fif, 5 sf rn nz Q :. z n Q A AMYONQ H686 FOR cosvu,-aes ? ,7. 14. ,-4. Let lhern freely have what sports and recreation they like best. Touchdowns . . . free throws . . . base hits . . . hole- in-one . . . perfect strike . . . these are just a few of the activities of M.l.A.A., the brand new boys' intra- mural sports club. With the purpose of encouraging a more active participation in intramural sports, the club has proved a successful venture and already boasts a membership of 102. Touch football, tennis, golf, tumbling, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, bowling, wrestling, and anything else which appeals to the members will be given an extra boost by this club. As OFFICERS PPP if 7 V President .......... joe Spence. . V. President ..... jerry Heideman lDavid Noebel Secretaries ....... , l Dick jones Treasurer . . . . . Dick Sheveland Publicity .... ....... B ill Spence Advisor ..... Mr. Potterton Q Q3-'53 iv Page seventy-eight 'hs l ' 1 s an added incentive for participation in these sports, M.I.A.A. emblems are awarded on a point system to those who take an active part. For all senior emblem winners, an added treat is provided. Sometime during the year, the boys take a trip to some place of their own choosing. This year it was a fun-packed excursion to Milwaukee to watch the famous Harlem Globe- trotters. For their fine record of achievement in a single year, hats off to M.I.A.A.! Zewnaczge 'Tis pleasing to be schooled in a strange tongue. We, the students of Spanish and French, in order to increase our knowledge of these languages and augment our understanding of the peoples . . An active group, Modern Language always has a full business and social calendar. Among the princi- ggfjw , ,, xiil fl QX , or ,P A N. N if .em as 'E -,Q 5 Qt v J! dsx pal activities of the group were the installation of officers, the initiation of new members, the presenta- tion of a pep skit, a Christmas celebration depicting the customs of France and Spain, and the annual dinner party. OFFICERS Fmsr SEMESTER John Christenson . . . . . .President . . . . . Joan Zellmer ..... .... V . President Mary Stillman .... ..., S ecretary ....... Craig Thompson . ....... Treasurer . . ,,', X SECOND SEMEsrER . . . Diantha Dohrman . . . Barbara Prout X , . . . . .Dorothy Terry Maxine Wood Advisors ............ Miss Keckonen, Miss MacFarlane MEMBERSHIP J. Bell S. Bell D. Biebel B. Billington R. Boese M. Caudle C. Christowski J. Clark I. Derus D. Duex J. Eppley J. Fogtman A. Gams V. Geer C. Garbe Graska Gregory Grosnick Guenther Hencke Holmes Jones Judson Klinger Knaak Konrad Krumrich Lange Luebke K. McCarthy McDermott Miller Murphy Nolan Ostwald Paepke Parker Pesch Peters Rewalt Reichenberger Rushesky Schmidt Schultz Schroeder M. Settle D. Sitzberger W. Spence J. Spence S. Stratz D. Tank M. Vanderpool B. Vlasak G. Wegner H. Winkler C. Wissink J. Wussow f Page .Tt'l'L'l1fy-Hill? Page eighty 0 Literary friemlsbip is u symfmthy of feelin g. Shakespearian quotes . . . essays unlimited . . . cultivating the classics . . . Onawah the oldest organization in school attracts girls with musical and literary interests Every club tries to do somethlng useful for our school and Onawahs contribution is in the field of literature. Each year the girls select a good book I . 1 . 1 ' also conduct a Junior essay contest and the winner receives an appropriate award Em! ,.,i:,1-Jmy, on Junior awards day OFFICERS , , f A . I . . , S on which they purchase with club funds and present to the school library. They mul . N I S. Abraham J. Anderson A. Barter D. Beduhn D. Berndt S. Bowman C. Boycks J. Bublitz J. Burns J. Dahlke I. Derus P. Duncan R. Golliher JoAnn Steckbauer ............. Marilyn Gehrke . . . Delores Plotz ..... . . . . President . . . V. President . . . . . . . Secretary Carole Hanneman . . . ........ Treasurer Advisor ..................... Miss Larsen MEMBERSHIP A. Gams D. Miller S. Simpson C. Haidlinger R. Miller D. Stecker E. Haller J. Molus M. Stenzel B. Hinz J. Nelson B. Stewart S. Hunter F. Penzenstadler S. Strade P. Jones M. Phillip F. Sweet G. Kenheld K. Reardon M. Troudt K. Konrad N. Reichenberger A. Tully F. Leiby J. Ristow B. Weber D. Lemke N. Rouse M. Wenzel J. Leuthold M. Scheuerman M. Witte J. Martin C. Schneider V. Matulle B. Schrank 'uv wma occefq 0442045 W' ' S ' . . . and read their history in a mztion's eyes. I HISTORY Q - -R - EIIIIEIK Musty manuscripts . . . Indian relics . . . old Oshkosh . . . The Oshkosh Historical Society, formerly called the Junior Historical Society, was created to stimulate an interest in the history of our city, our county, and our state. Members are divided into study groups which are concerned with local and state problems. Club programs were highlighted this year by Mr. Earl Clemans who showed slides on the historical background of the Fox River Valley. OFFICERS Fnzsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Margaret Witte . . . .... President ..... . . . Nancy Staehle Darlene Berndt .......... V. President . . . . . . Sandra Simpson Constance Woehlke ...... Secretary ..... .... J anet Burns Jack Hough ...... .... T reasurer ..... ......... J ack Hough Joy Anderson ..... . . . . Reporter ................ Charles Roth Advisors .. ............. Mr. R. A. Evans, Mr. Sanders MEMBERSHIP A. Barter E. Glick G. Lenz B. Schmidt C. Beck R. Golliher R. Lundquist M. Schmidt D. Biebel J. Gonyo J. Madison T. Schroeder C. Boycks B. Guetschow J. Martin S. Shew J. Bublitz E. Haller R. Moore J. Simpson D. Christenson N. Harrison F. Paepke A. Skidmore R. Conlin A. Hughes J. Perzentka S. Strade Q. Dobbins S. Hunter D. Porter L. Swanson J. Donner L. Joubert S. Radhke D. Thill P. Duncan P. Keller K. Reardon R. Wenzel D. Drexler G. Kenfield B. Roebke D. Williams R. Drexler R. Kock P. Rutz M. Wood A. Fletcher J. Kuhn A. Samida B. Genal R. Langkow N. Sandbeck Page eigbly-on e D We A5 Q, OOQ. pazdaameaa Mathematics takes us into the region of necessity to which . . . every possible world must conform. C squared equals A squared plus B squared . . . sine of an angle equals side opposite divided by the hypotenuse . . . two plus two equals???? Pythagorean Council is a mathematics club for those students wanting extra practice in that subject. Members see movies, play mathematical games, and listen to informative talks. The c1ub's outside activities include the annual spelling bee in December and the presentation of the Algebra and Geometry awards. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Barkman Wasser . . . .... President .... . . . john Kester Robert Harrington . . . . . .V. President . . . . . . .Ion Koeller Carol Haidlinger . . . .... Secretary . . . .... Michael Lockhart Carol Holmes ........... Treasurer . .. .... Nancy Youngwirth Advisor .......... . . . Mr. Fratt MEMBERSHIP B. Baker D. Meerdink G. Bauer S. Penzenstadler C. Beck B. Pitz E. Berth T. Putzer -I. Berth D. Reed R. Boese T. Salzsieder W. Degner J. Sawicki T. Dempsey R. Vesperman B. janke D. Wagner R. Judson B. Weber S. Weiland J. Kratsch D. Weinman E. Krueger T. Weinman D. Lemke G. Williams M. Lueck M. Wood Q? f ,El A ,I 1 J. Kiser I f og ' Page eighty-two J. Madison SLIDE RULE STUDY GROUPS 'a Ufwla 2 ' The noblest Romans of them all. ti' ra Amo, amas, amat . . . white togas . . . grape juice wine . . . banquet night . . . Latin Club is an organization whose members are interested in the Latin language as well as in the manners and customs of the Romans, the people who spoke that language. At club meetings, the Roman theme is always apparentg Roman games are played, Roman customs are illustrated, and a Roman style show is presented sometime during the course of the year. Two of the most popular highlights of the clubls activities are the Circus which is presented during the fall and the banquet in March. For senior mem- bers, of course, the big moment of the year is the trip to Delphi at the last meeting. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Harry Meyer ..... .... C omul . .. .... David Reed Barbara Carpenter . . .... Aedile . . . . . . Mary Ann Nitkowski Barbara Schmitt . . .... Pmetor .... Jane Watson Margaret Witte ......... Quaestor . . Robert Harrington ....... Lector . . . . . . Janet Kratsch Michael Haverty Advisor ......... . . . Miss Fenzl MEMBERSHIP N. Behnke M. Gram R. Lundquist D. Plotz F. Wagner J. Blechl A. Gulig M Magnusen R. Redmond M. Wallace G. Brandt J. Hanseder A. Marten N. Reno M. Warning L. Brown D. Hull J. Martin M. Resheske B. Weber A. Dempsey J. Jones R. Miller T. Salzsieder D. Weinman P. Duncan J. Kester M. Moloso B. Schmidt S. Weiland M. Ebersberger B. Kosmer C. Monfre J. Seager C. Woehlke C. Ellerbrock E. Kubasta C. Mueller S. Simpson B. Wuest J. Eppley C. Leibenson D. Nicolous B. Singstock G. Zeller B. Faust S. Link J. Paulick M. Smith J. Glaeser M. Lockhart F. Penzenstadler W. Steiger Page eighty-three 74ez!cz ,baclaa She is pretty to talk with and witty to talk with. i 3' xg Page eighty-four Swishing mums . . . faded overalls . . . homecoming excitement . . . teacups carefully balanced . . . introducing Mom . . . Theta Epsilon was originally a girls' debating society, but times have changed and so have the club goals. Now the group emphasis is on the development of social graces and leadership qualities. The important events on Theta Ep's calendar are the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, the Mother's Day tea, and the presentation of a pin to the outstanding girl in the senior class. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Nancy Staehle ........... President ..... Constance Woehlke ...... V. President .... Judith Miller ........... Secretary ..... Carol Mueller ........... Treasurer . . . SECOND SEMESTER . Judith Lee Miller . Joan Marheine . . .Janet Kratsch . Rogene Kliss Advisor ..... Miss Leyda MEMBERSHIP B. Baker H. Grosnick C. Sabott C. Beck J. Hymer N. Sell J. Beck A. Kerwin A. Skidmore J. Berth M. Konrad E. Spink M. Blanchette G. Krumrich M. Stenzel J. Dahlke E. Kubasta M. Wallace J. Dengel L. Luebke B. Weber Q. Dobbins J. McHenry B. Wuest C. Fallon S. Nehring G. Zeller C. Gogolewski J. Peters B. Groskreutz S. Ristow W 6 ' v .cl . 'v Q - undead gamer!! The egg of democracy. Order, order! . . . A motion is before the housel' . . . Any further dis- cussion? . . . Mr. President, I . . This is what you are apt to hear if you sit in on a meeting of Student Council, the school government body composed of representatives from each home room. The Council sponsors the all-school dances, the assembly programs, and the annual magazine drive. The profits from this year's campaign will bring a student from our adopted school, Bundesreal-Gymnasium in Vienna, to O.H.S. for the next school year. Another big venture this year was the adoption of a Korean War Orphan, Kim-Shan-Hwa. The group agreed to send 3180 to pay for her schooling for another year. OFFICERS James Fuhs . .. ............ .... P resident Harry Meyer . . . . . . V. President Mary Wagtler ........... . . . Secretary Don Cook, Gary Wegner ......... . . . Treasurer MEMBERSHIP J. Ader T. Horeis Miller J. Schuhart S. Amundson D Hughes Miller J. Seager J. Anderson H Jenson Novotny J. Seefeld B. Carpenter P. Jones Parker J. Spence T. Cowling J. Kimball Pazen F. Steinbecker T. Dempsey R. Kliss Randall M. Troudt J. Dengel J. Kuhnz Reiter J. Wagner L. Engler P. Lambeck Schloesser J. Wheeler D. Gauger E. LaRose Schraa P. Wonser R. Grill M. Lueck Schrank Y. Zietlow Page eighty-six 0 'Wadi WMM ' Great souls by instinct to each other turn. Sixteen points . . . an eagnerness to serve . . . leaders all . . . Membership in O'Neil constitutes the highest honor in the gift of the school and students are elected to it by a faculty committee. To qualify, a candidate must have an out- standing record of scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. Because all of its members are extremely active in school life, O'Neil has no regular program of activities, but it does plan and carry through the annual elections for class officers. Barbara Carpenter Diantha Dohrman Jean Fogtman james Fuhs Jack Hough MEMBERSHIP Mary Konrad Harry Meyer Steve Radke David Reed Joseph Spence Patrick Temple Mary Wagner Gary Wegner Margaret Witte A A S I QZX' 2 LXR 'ff ' ! LEE! 'Us EMELISH Page eighty-seven wwof-Hooorvit-eww QF on Q fb ... os e R '? Q Q. vu v YS amen eel mace Live and help live is not enouglag Live and loelp live is not too much. Missions of mercy . . . Which patient do you wish to see? . . . K.P. duty at the blood bank . . . Junior Red Cross has an impressive list of activities for the school year. The members helped with the Bloodmobile and they assisted the Gray Ladies at Mercy Hospital. They worked with veterans and crippled children, with the Orphanage and the Home Benevolent Society, and they sent a delegate to the convention at Green Lake. When you belong to Junior Red Cross, you really SERVE! ex fc? ey J Q2 . NX OFFICERS - Judith Dengel . . ........... . . . .... President Bonnie Stoekli . . . ........ V. President Mary Konrad . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERSHIP Atkins M. Ganther B. Kriz S. Schwandt Zillgers S. Woldt Bartlett B. Groskraut N. Kuehl S. Shew Zuehlke L. Wonser Billington L. Hammerseng A. Laflin B. Showers Abraham D. Berndt Blechl J. Hanseder S. Leutholcl D. Sonn Barter J. Pohl Boese D. Hull R. Matschi S. Spiegel Caudle K. Youngwirth Brickham N. Huse C. Monfre K. Spoerk Fletcher D. Brooks Budtke S. Johnson J. Neilson B. Stang Frank V. Teela Christensen B. Jungwirth M. O'Neil S. Stratz Gogolewski B. Konzelman Cunningham P. Heller J. Peters A. Tully Hintz S. Schroeder Degner G. Keniield B. Qually F. Wagner Lloyd A. Sowls Dengel A. Kerwin P. Raab M. Wagner Ristow N. Augsburger Doemel R. Kittoe B. Roebke C. Wegner Ristow J. Scheibinger Ellerbach M. Kloiber M. Schaetz M Wenzel Schmidt N. Stroshine Fitzgerald M. Konrad S. Schertz B. Wuest Stahl M. Brown Gams J. Kosmer B. Schmitt M. Youngwirth N. Welch ozfelq Qzaapa ln them and in ourselves our safety lies. Stop! Look! Listen! . . . Protection racket . . . Since the purpose of this club is to pro- mote the safety of all people, Safety Council entertains speakers working in such fields as the police department, the fire department, and defense. Then, too, it is the responsibility of the members to turn into the proper auth- orities all accident reports. OFFICERS Richard Winters .......... .. . President Beverly Janke . . . . V. President Jo Ann Pesch .. .. Secretary D. Brooks J. Belot N. Rouse T . Cowling J. Rouse M. Seese W. Scott G. Peppler R. Koeppen B. Klier N. Frank M. Radkey A. Tully D. Dohrman Mr. Radke L. Guldan R. Thiele R. Drexler J. Kunde G. Jones R. Langkau R. Meyer P. Busha MEMBERSHIP N. Stroshine K. Gogolewski D. Davis N. Behnke J. Parker D. Tyriver D. Eichinger J. McHenry D. Nikolaus J. Schmitz M. Loughrin P. Busha J. Schraa J. Karow P. Pasicka N. Genal V. Matulle M. Husman D. Kaufman R. Zarter N. Davies A. McCain J. Will J. Schuster M. Bathke A. Dempsey SAFETY PATROL L. Peterson F. Gams A. Raatz T. Heintz C. Rumlow SHOP SAFETY J. Price 6 R. Sitzberger J. Walters A. Dolley Mr. Hielsberg CID L Page eighty-nine Sewdce Human life consists in mutual service. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club is made up of hall moni- tors, who guard our lockers, lost and found monitors who return our wallets, and assembly monitors who help our programs to run smoothly. To them goes our sincere apprecia- tion. VISUAL AlDS Slarlzliugz Steineke, Mr. Fratt, Serwas, Kargus, Zemke, Babbitz, Sawicki, Wollangk, Kuhn, Ritschke, Scott Sealed: Weinnlan, Pausig, Steiger, Harrington, Engler ns 2 9 S CUSTODIAN S Robert Kohler, Anthony Ebersberger, Karl Bunke, Edward janke, Harold Schuster, maintenance My ,am 1, - ,ey aa rffaacZfa,,z4 fig , ffcx-ZLL! ' 0 ' W Pat Temple asks Kathy Reardon to sign here. jack Ader says be more careful next time! joanie Kimball and john Wagner tell john Davis where to sit. Qlddwd LIBRARY HELPERS C. Christowski, R, Bradley, J. Noebel, S. Berry, B. Lugoski, J. Hintzc, H. Steineke, J. Patrie, K. McCarthy, B. Kelley, V. Jungwirth, B. Jagodinski, D. Deviley OFFICE HELPERS Seated: G. Hicks, C. Priebe, J. Helmuth, A. Kargus, E. Spink Standing: G. Gcnal, B. Vlasak, D. Christensen, J. Boese, D. Biebel, G. Buehring, B. Showers. H. Winkler, V. Augsburger, G. DeVoe. J. Stowe, J. Kubasta, J. Lee 5 Y jilw - n'ff fE8 VK HEALTH MONITORS Standing: Miss Hogan, J. Fink, G. Gutschmeidl, N. Huse, B. Stang, E. Haller, J. Hall, B. Marx, E. Frey, J. Bell, S. Linke, G. Jones, J. Blechl Kneeling: M. Nolan, B. Kriz CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Rothenbach, D. Borisch, J. Gams, J. Leuthold. B. Gams, K. Konrad, N. Hill. B. Lickner, N. Engelke, G. Bauer Page ninety-one STUDENT PRINT-ERS D. Wissink, R, Ristow, J. Zuelke, L. Guldan, R. Siewert, R. Osmus, G. Bauer, R. Dolan, A. Vandenberg, H. Schettl, H. Gauger, P. Busha, W. Wenzlaff, C. Zastrow, G. Herdina, G. Patten, R, Hielsberg, J. Vowels, H. Drumm, R. Bouras, W. Brown, D. Fuchs, K. Anderson, R. Meyers, W. Ristow, J. Hetzel, M. Peters, T. Clifford Advixory - Mr. Bauer, Mr. Malezewski THE NOTEBOOK-Business Staff G. Bauer, N. Behnke, J. Bell, G. Brandt, C. Brown, L. Brown, D. Christensen, A. Dempsey, D. Doty, P. Duncan, E. Glick, J. Gonyo, G. Hicks, C. Leibenson, J. A. Miller, J. L. Miller, M. Magnusen, D. Reed, S. Sanders, M. Seese, J. Wussow 'J A 'Asn ,-...Q-xiii' INDEX - Business Staff 'I'reax11rer.v: Laura Brown, Gloria Hicks, Joyce Sinner Circulation Mgr: Dick Eiden SMH: M. Ganther, G. Gibson, F. Dreyer, E. McDermott, J. Peterson, B. Pitz, B. Schmitt, W. Scott, B. Stewart, J. Stockinger, S. Timmerman, S. Sanders Collectors: G. Zurn, R. Klabunde, D. Besau, K. Youngwirth, P. Leonard, D. Dohrman, S. Abraham, M. Wallace, A. Dempsey, C. Christensen, N. Voss, J. Noebel, J. Fink, J. Gams, B. Bednarek, J. Petri, D. Grill, J. Scott, F. Penzenstadler, M. Schmitz, C. Larsen, S. Kriegel, E. Phillips, M. Running, J. Scherck, J. Pesch, D. Christensen, A. Martin Advisor: Mr. Pen newell Fzaeaa NOTEBOOK - Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief: Mary Konrad Associate Editors: Janice Berth, Carol Holmes, Mary Stillman. Barbara Tyers Art: D. Oelschlager, J. Eppley Calendar: M. Nitkowski, R. Jones Clubs: J. Kimball, E. Berth, B. Genal, B. Leher, C. Thomas Make-up: B. Schmitt, M. Ganther, V. Geer, J. Kester, A. Parker, P. Vanderpool, G. Wegner Pet Peeves: B. Prout, E. McDermott, M. Settle Photography: D. Kildsig, G. Nolan Sports: B. Janke, H. Meyer Advisor: Miss Josslyn INDEX - Editorial Staff Co-Editors: Jack Hough, Dick Iwick Associate Editors: Janet Kratsch, Mary Ann Nitkowski News Editors: Joanne Boese, Barbara Leher Feature Editors: Judy L. Miller, Carol Mueller Sports Editor: Roger Penzenstadler Typist: Janice Berth Reporters: P. Anthes, E. Berth, J. Berth A. Dempsey, M. Ganther, G. Geer, C. Holmes, J. Jung, R. Kittoe, R, Lundquist, J. Nielsen, F. Dahlke, B. Schmitt, J. Serwas, M. Settle, J. Steckbauer, M. Stillman, S. Stratz, S. Timmerman, B. Weber, C. Wegner, N. Welch, T. Wesenberg, N. Yungwirth Advisor: Miss Foltz 1 STUDENT PRINTS Editor-in-Chief: Jack Hough Associate Editors: Janice Berth, Roger Penzenstadler, Peggy Vanderpool Contributors: P. Anthes, W. Borst, E. Cartwright, J. Christensen, S. Hunter, S. Klitzke, S. Kriegel, C. Mueller, M. Nitkowski, D. Oelschlager. L. Schmude, B. Schrank. B. Tyers, M. Weed. G. Wegner Advisor: Miss Leyda 'TT'e.BXe Choir Chor-KSTQ vs The OvcYxeSTva x mkaviqal Slxvaers xi .12 Doa! g Q CHPFWQ' H9 C.Yxo'av 'rue REP MMM 552 mi X fu MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKINDH .2 I 735,15 WMM M , Forth we went, I ' all t ba d Beware the fury of a g an n . a panem mann His tongue is now a stringless ' t ment. Colo T' GQRYJ The Qgncvcl fx L1 fN X4 fN X! I1 K! fN LJ .5LU!5l1j..5Zclf5H, 54.41514 .1 M0475 MOA? N IN !MAGffv,47'1 VE UA YS. 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MAD. 721.15 G 1714.5 was 17 5'77w4f,ug. ,549 ff, 0 4053 307' 711,15 DLA!!! was AMD FHJSZ' 7741 -Q --.7215 was' 77915 Af957-6?6445c0MfA16- plf le F 1 iii? off ani W5 Fifa' was E . g1 1 PAPGAZD I QF M 51172410 01115 5 D MICE com-9455 A000 F141 I 7' 541,05 QVEB. 1? ca-'-' 5055 HMEHH F98 OJ! 00611 wad 4017741 M0 :S o'wfJf61,1A2Z , ,Q W v Hold that line , Hit that man . Phrases like these are tucked away in the book of memories and along with them, should go a few comments about the 1953 football season at O.H.S. The overall record of wins and losses was one-half game better, by virtue of a tie with Sheboygan Central, than the 1952 season. However, the entire story can't be read by just looking at the records of a team. This year Oshkosh opened its season against the ever- powerful Marinette Mariners. Lacking confidence and game experience, the Indians were forced to bow to the Marines by the score of 21-0. The next game, with Appleton, was rated as just about a toss-up by everyone. However, the sportsman's old nemesis, lack of confidence, wasn't reckoned with and as a result Oshkosh was tripped up within the first two minutes of play 7-0. The following week the Indians went north to seek a win at the expense of Green Bay East. This wasn't the week, though, as Oshkosh was defeated, 29-7. The next week was the week , however, and the Indians took full advantage of it to annex their first win at the ex- pense of Sheboygan North, 14-0. The following game was played at Manitowoc under the most weird physical conditions possible. During the entire contest, the field was covered with a thick blanket of fog. The players drifted in and out of sight like phantoms in a dream. At times visibility was reduced to about twenty yards. And to top off the queer night, Oshkosh lost as a result of a blocked point-after-touchdown, 7-6. The next week was Homecoming, and the opposition was the terror of the Fox River Valleyu, Green Bay West. Al- though the fans wern't treated to a win, they did see some excellent football played by both teams, contrary to the linal score which was 49-0, Green Bay West. The following game provided the margin of improvement in the won and lost JUNIOR VARSITY Neitzel, Richter, Vesperman, Coe, Hable, Dittloff, Suda, ' 'l homas, Beck, Kuhnz Holland, Krueger, LeMay, Madden, Davis, Nitkowski, Hughes, Kroening, Boyd, LaPoinr, Dempsey Ludwig, Witherbee, Naslund, Hedtke, Lyon, Steinbrecker, Bathke, Christiansen, Bowen, Parker Nord, Barnard, Holland, Sawall, Albee, Bartel, Himmler, Schloesser, Radkey, Ehlers 4 4. E. 5 5 ivggff 7 953 7aaL'ZaZZ 64404 VARSITY 1: Ludwig, Kintopf, Peters, Swanson, Jones, Radke, Gauger Vandenberg, Meyers, Harnitz, Sheveland 2: Schumerth, Ader, Cook, Diedrich, Le-Beck, Krause, Kassube, Christensen, Teteak, Ceelen, Neubauer. Grill 3: Meyer, Celichowski, Berrell, Dolan, Jenson, Horejs, Karow, Koplitz, Laatsch, Krueger, Miller, Radford V Y ,YYY Y W 4: Pollnow. LaRose, Price, Thompson, Hoffman, Perkins, Peppler, Berger, Kronzer, Hammersang. Wruck, Hoeft column from 1952. In a Saturday afternoon game, played in a very cold wind at Sheboygan Central, the Indians tied the Redmen, 0-0. The traditional season windup was held at Fond du Lac this year, and the team bowed out in grand style, play- ing their best game of the year. However, the best wasn't quite good enough and the Indians rang down the curtain to the tune of a 21-24 defeat. As the old proverb says, tomorrow's another day , and 1954 is another year so we'll all look forward to it with hopes of a much better football season. M gl.- L CONF-'E s ,. I sg REMCS K A Qfifl' :... ,,,. 6 ,Q S 'PLRYE R GF-'THE YE HR W JW W aw ll A-.. 3? ' LA N HREYUU WITH USE G ,AR KGIATHX X. Q9 6 ffeg SHIT 74' F' l 09 Dev w'C o 6 ,X ff Aff 6 Q -5435! iw x ' 14 oe af' x QXMEP + ok! F, i 62359 8 ...,.::- 6 X BX ' 49 ,. xi 'f wzru nn! O as ,M , A 6 ve' V Va X 4 ,, I .f M I 'A V V' gg i: ,. I V Q af- . f' if ' X 'Xa' K A 3 ,',. 1' Q X QW ff - f:I ' .':' ' Q.- It was a year of determination, with games won by a few points and games lost by a few points'. fCoach Ronnie Nordl Certainly, no statement could better summarize the 1954 basketball season at O.H.S., for it was sheer deter- mination on the part of the team that provided many of the thrills and close wins of the season. Take for ex- ample that double overtime win from Manitowoc. and those two stirring victories over the perennially potent Sheboygan Central Redmen. just looking at the record though, 1954 doesn't ap- pear as too spectacular a season as far as the Indians were concerned. They compiled a won and lost record of eight and six in conference play, all six losses coming in the second half of the season by a total of less than twenty points. However, the fellows showed that they had what it takes to make a champion when the W.I.A.A. tournament came along. In tournament play the Indians knocked off the teams rated number one and three in the state-Waukesha and Kimberly. This was in addition to gaining that revenge that is so sweet by defeating Green Bay East in a very oddly played game. The only team to defeat the Indians along the tourney trail was the ultimate state champs - Stevens Point. Yes, it was a great season accomplished by a great bunch of guys. Congratulations, Oshkosh Indians. JUNIOR VARSITY l: Hable, Kosmer. Celichowski, , Parker. Himmler. l Kuhnz. Kaufman 7: Schumerth, Holland. Ehlers, BCCk. Ludwig. Lyon, Miller, Nolan N-M PLAYER OF 'II-IE YEAR f Harry Gauger S Tl Ti Z VARSITY Nord, Krueger. MatDonald Ptnltnstadltr Kronzer, Seal, Ludwig Hotft LaRose. Genal. Gaugtr Thomxs Ridkt Barnard, Swanson Top: Fogtman. Haidlingtr Kimball Bormfmn Qtrarz Bottom: Seefeld. Leher Stelzner Wtlssov Robl Jw Wfvviii .f , c9't14'-QLQ .4,4, Ocff n!,0fcL, C, if f'-V' fx 10'C'0T-if ,M 1 f ' f Z LQ V D V DQ, ,fffvfwfmf Q Aw ,,,,fMbfw.,MgAaWWce ffxwfnf jgfllf wif Q if aw ,M Mm 2442: 4 fff,,,l, JW? ,babie : Perkins, Vesperman, Anderson, Jenson, Klimko, Schiessl, Ader, Kroening, Thomas, Sheveland, Wingrove, Winters, LaRose : Goheen, Berger, Dempsey, Priebe, Besaw, Steinbrecher, Haverty, Lockhart, Schoenberger, Albee, Spence, Bollom : Meuler, Hall, Thompson, Gabrielson, Krause, Lincoln, Celichowski, Vandenberg, LeBeck, Brown, Bollom, Lugg, Spence, Ludwig, Dryer, Ziebell, Holland, Weess GOLF I: Holsworth, Dorfman, Lenz, Fiedler, Frahm 2: Schloesser, Stauffer, Barnard, Repp, Schneider . 'ak , 'fa 8 1 1 E ? i , V' f we .,w.,fef., R., t r'-may TRACK The 1953 track season was another of those years . . . the team won the laurel wreath on only one occasion. However, the fellows worked hard and for several it paid off in a trip to the state meet at Madison. 1954 seems to have started where 1953 left off. In the first three meets, the thinclads have annexed only one win, that coming over Ripon. However, several fellows have done outstanding work and are a cinch to reach the state finals. TENNIS l: Steiger, Harrington, Davis, Krueger 2: Haebig, Privoznik, Gehrke, Wheeler, Timm, Reed, Hough w P N, BASEBALL 1953 was a year to be proud of as far as baseball at O.H.S. was concerned for the Indians finished the season in a tie for first place with Manitowoc. Weather has played havoc with the schedule so far this season and the batsmen have only four games under their belts. In one double-header they knocked off Manitowoc twice, and they split the other twin bill with Sheboygan Central. Most of the regulars have one or more years of experience behind them so, if they get a break from the weatherman, the team should wind up very near the top of the heap. TENNIS It was about a fifty-fifty season for the O.H.S. racquet men in '55. In the Confer- ence meet Oshkosh finished fifth - only one-half point out of third place. It might be called a hard luck season since several matches were lost by a margin of only a few points. Thus far in '54 the boys have dopped a match to Ripon and have won one from Sheboygan North. 'tk sf, x..r BASEBALL - VARSITY Miller, Swanson, Parker, Peppler, Gauger, Tyriver, Berrell, Radke, Fuhs Kintopf Bouras, Teteak, Price, Thomas, Koplitz Putzer, Manthei, Kaufman, Hawley, Clark, Hoeft, Quandt GOLF The year 1953 was very successful as far as our linksmen were concerned. They won six dual matches while dropping only one. In triangular and quadrangular play they copped one first place and two seconds. 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Without the interest and cooperation of these civic-minded leaders in our community, the publication of this yearbook would not have been possible. We sincerely urge you to give them your support! A. 8: P. Food Mart ADA'S Hat Shop AGRELL 8: BRUESKE ANDERSON'S Book 8: Stationery ANGER'S Jewelers APELL Mosaic 8: Tile Co., Inc. APPLIANCE MART, Inc. HARRY AWE, Inc. Candies BAIER'S Bakery B AND B Lunch BANKS of Oshkosh BAUER LUGGAGE Shop BECKER Music Center BELL Machine Co. BERGERT Paint 8a Glass Co. BIG SHOE STORE LOUIS F. BLOECHL, Food Market BOEDER 8: STEPHAN BOSTON STORE BRADLEY'S O.K. Sandwich Shop BUCKSTAFF Company BUNGALOW Restaurant BUTTMAN 8: BINNER, Meat Market B-Z Furniture Company CALLINAN'S Shoe Store CANTEEN Company City-Wide HORIZON CHAPTERS CLARK'S Clover Farm Store COE Drug Company Compliments of A FRIEND CONTINENTAL Clothing Co. DIACON Motor Sales D1CKSON'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear DIXIE CREAM Donut Shop DRUG 'N' BOOK, Inc. DUNHAM-FULTON Gun Co. East Side SHELL STATION EDDIE'S Sport Shop ELLINGSON Store Fixture Co. J. F. EMBS, Drug Store EVANS BROTHERS 8: BURR, Inc. FA'TIMA SHOP, Religious Goods FAUST Motor Company TOM FITZGIBBON, Sinclair Service One hundred-ten GEHRKE'S Oregon St. Paint Store THE GEORGE Company GIBSON Company, Inc. HAMMARLUND'S Sundries Store HAMMOND Jewelry Store HARVEY'S Service Station HEISS BAKERY, Inc. HESTER'S Gift Shop HILDA'S Women's Apparel HIRSCHBERG'S Department Store HOFFMANN'S Firestone Store HOFFMAN'S Shoe Service JALOUSIES-Division of Custom Builders JEFFREY'S Fashion Store R. A. KENYON, Jeweler MILES KIMBALL, Company KITZ 8: PFEIL, Hardware KLINE'S Department Store FRANK KOLB, Grocery S. S. KRESGE Company KROGER Company J. F. KRUMRICH, Jeweler KUEBLER'S Locker Plant KUMMEROW'S Fine Furniture Store LA FONTAINE Bake Shoppe J. F. LA GROU, Service Station DON LAIN, Barber Shop CLARENCE LA ROSE, Upholstering FRANK LEACH, Hardware Co. LINDO'S Color Shop LOOS Hardware 8: Paint Store LOOS Sheet Metal MAIN Restaurant MALONE'S Dairy Bar MANGEL'S of Wisconsin, Inc. MARTY'S Drive-In Restaurant MILLER Ambulance Service TED MILLER, Shell Service Station MODERN Barber Shop LEO NESBITT Market NEW AMERICAN Bank J. J. NEWBERRY, Company NEWMANS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear NOBIL Shoe Company OSHKOSH OSHKOSH OSHKOSH OSHKOSH OSHKOSH PAM'S Liberty Home Store IRA PARKER 81 SONS, Inc. J. C. PENNEY Company PETRIE'S Shoe Store, Inc. RACE OHice Equipment RA-TEL Service, Inc. OREGON Clothing House AUTO PARTS, Inc. CLEANERS HOME EQUIPMENT Co. OFFICE SUPPLY Co. PREMIUM 81 GIFT Co.-T.V. STILLMAN Hardware Co. SUNLITE Dairy SWEETS Grocery TASTY Bakery UNION BAR-B-Q UPTOWN NEWS RAULF Bowling Alleys JOHN REIMER, Furrier ROHNER'S Furniture Store SANITARY Barber Shop SCHARFS, Inc. Oflice Supplies, Typewriters SCHRAM'S Food Shop WALTER SCOTT Markets, Inc. SEESE-HALL, Inc. Men's Clothing SEIFELDT Furniture Co. SITTER'S Furniture Co. SKAUG-LINCOLN SNO-CAP Drive-In Restaurant V 81 K Fashion Shop VERN,S Cycle Center WALKOVER Shoe Store WARDROBE, Inc. WERNER'S Grocery Store WIGWAM Restaurant Council- C.I.O. WALGREEN Drug Stores, SPOO 8: SON, New Clotheirs STADLER BROTHERS Shoes STANNARD Launderers 81 Dry Cleaners R. C. SUELFLOW, F.B.I. Store SUNSHINE Launderers 8: Dry Cleaners TERRACE Cleaners 8: Dyers Inc. WINNEBAGO COUNTY Industrial Union WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE Corp. Again, our deep gratitude to Irving Brown of Brown's Studios. For six consecutive years Mr. Brown has done all of our major photography - our classes, clubs, and sports groups, as well as all of our senior pictures - without cost to us. Thank you, Brownie! 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