Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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JANE TRAVIS . . . jane of all trades. MRS. HARRIET SNYDER . . . Phyl's mother - ready, willing and able. . . . It's a date . . . Sunshine Room . . 74 .Zecvw ofa ETHEL KUEBLER HAZEL IRENE FOLTZ MILDRED LEYDA JEAN MacFARLANE ALMA THERESE LINK Alpha Kappa INDEX Editorial staff Theta Epsilon Modem Language Future Teachers STUDENT PRINTS Debate Club ANNABEL WOOD SHIRLEE KECKONEN Oratoty Modern Language 'I KM 1 O X600-C gf ,Lmjf MV ' 1 . , f ' , Zafkfiff , pix C JM XQJMUU UMW5 Ofeffff MLW My J lwo 200 ' on df A4242 03 3' : ,W ,W nga Qpfpvyyk I A, K Xb -? at to .feafm BERNICE PORTERFIELD ELIZABETH KONRAD GLADYS LARSEN KATHRYN THEI-EN Financial Advisor to Onawah NOTEBOOK Q-BUSUICSS School plays Staff GERTRUDE THUSS RUTH BURGCHARDT ADELL BENSON fr. Masque , 1 ,JQAAJL o-900. . ouvis DAVENPORT , . I A lol jg KNO! Pictured? 1 ' 4' QM fi LQyX'! 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ISLIZABI-f'l'H KONRAD CATHARINE -IOSSLYN 1 ' DOROTEIY ROLLINSON Finuricial Advisor to School Plays NOTEBOOIQ- Editorial Staff Q - i 77Zwz'4Z 441264 7 a r- .6 2 2 cz f7o7 .-1751! fb 9 2' j ,Ln , A vo fafz' 7e?s-75 2 I 7, 9 w i L ' W GW M Vfpfyi-w fftvgafp' 112, 0' fgfyff Q 3 are 7' - f f Myyp .rfM 442, 'LVLY17 22 : f fy' J ,A ff 22 . x M lf! 4 81 J, MERLE TODD HUGH WILLIAMS HAROLD SCHUMERTH GORDON KESTER Slide Rule Football Pythagorean ARNO BADE J. F. MITCHELL EDWARD HALL MARY FALLON Slide Rule O'Neil Honor Society Track Football Assistant V V i ' ' ' MRi9Sk5S.'wW'S3EAYE3i 7, A NVQ4 igixikjiiff. U Af iia1z'l'2fi222 .fits-2? 3 ig Q3 Ts,LA.y 51f.gf.gcg5yfgyqzm wx li' NQ'M,5,zL.'Ssi11X i M54 ,x D D D K, -Nf .wffwfigxa w b P S PNY ? M: . L-gm ..g,x 5 WA Q ,.,A . , . . -' ww '+A-,sw Gi 1 513. Eff? 5 T3QE5:21.Z:: A A rc X, f FRED LEIST Cho 1Groups HAROLD ARENTSEN Drum and Bugle fl f X 4 X, 1 JAMES CROFT Band Wind Symphonette DAVID ZEFF Orchestra VN - ' , ,f.f-'uw , ,K L -.n ,Jfx.A ,,fa.f-'ff-ff x,.f by, K 5, s.gAs.fk.x.'-xy.. , I g,xAA,.. Lglffr do X 64,411 Q QQ-ff LORENZ HIELSBERG KARL CALLIES Shop Safety Safety Council ARTHUR BOYD . KARL KUSCHE SYDNEY SCOVILLE LARRY HATHAWAY fNot Pictured J Visual Aids Y Y NN -'gx , L I Q 0 M 6- f X 4 Www Za 7444 Q ' M405 zfazazf' an 542,724 ,JWQZQ-57 D aafmcoZ:' .,6,I Tfacatdmal 7e4c4ez4 df Saint' 66444 IOHN PRATSCH ARTHUR PUN HENRY ROESLER RICHARD MALISZEWSKI JAMES YOUNGWORTH CHARLES BAIER JAMES REIFER A. 1. BAUER E'fB?S ,E 'aq H'cH:1i':!RX? 5 iff X i Zend Dawn glued - WW f '4 x -U iz- gl : I ,.2'2L lg ' 0 U ll JEAN OLDIGS RONALD NORD KENNETH POTTE TON G.A.A., Cheerleaders Basketball, Golf, Jay Vee Basketball, M.I'A.A. jay Vee Football ' ,uno I, K , f pl N , U LW ISABEL HOGAN GRETCHEN SIEBERT WV, 351 School Nurse G,A,A, ' . 4 ' 'l'i, 5f1'l Wiffb Li NJ V 77Z6ml0aoz Wiatta I. W. JOHNSON G. STEFFENSON VERLIN LaMAY E. W. SCHULTZ Izaak Walton Football Assistant Q' f HARLAND QUANDT E. J. SCHNEIDER RUTH LEDWELL M Baseball, M.I.A.A. Athletic Director Jr- Red Cross I l i if EDNA KRATSCH MAC HYMER 1: ij Slide Rule, Photography i J' gig? R l 1 , NK Q ' X f' A M442-Wlddfz ,wwf SL.: Q ' , np i ,4rawfp! f . U . 7 u X' Q 'J l' aidfiz 62- !2-'5'?'v Q I, LC I D Z kabala 18. 1 WZ: an :de Eau' V g ' 'ff'yLPA9y?y'WM,'i 5 n , UF? wp 113' LW ,, W, Us df? - f ,X :fo .0422 'azz-3: ESQ J Sw -1-- f by K5 I my I 1 - XJJQW f 'X :ii-X665 1730.1 - . 4 '-f-'W'-07.7 n W X755 , W M 4576? E x ,Q Q W4 EJ K ffm? JLNSQY yffq A CL - 4944 'Aykg if 5653 467 422' if 5 Qjjiiyjxgdb' wbigod 7 f XT Q95 452 X LEE WEIGERT BYRC?INaZflEESS QKLLTLDING NORRIS SANDERS Historical Society REXFORD HESS 12A Advisor ESTHER TILLESON JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER Gamma Sigma riivq :vm 'af die aeezoom . . . . and there you are , as N. Naggs, points out to J. Williams, A. Marten, D. Lempke, S. Ristow, and J. Grehler. Dorothy Swenson and Gloria Knoll are ad- miring the window display of the Business Education department. Geometry students, J. Parker, R. DeHut, G. Vesperman, and W. Steiger plan Christmas in 3-D. Bill Daugherty, Bill Ceelen, and Ken Kuenzle . . . printing tram tickets, boys? Paul Kronzer and Jody Eppley prove to the Dramatics class that the play really is the thing . 4. 3 lim M 2 L f , .Whiz 21476067 Looks good , say biologists D. Cowan, E. Salzsieder, and C. Hiland. Danger! Men at work in the chemistry lab. Driver Education, a brand new course re- quired of all sophomores, makes the future look more rosy. New spring outfits, maybe? Anyway, the girls in Clothing IV enjoy looking on the seamy side of life. According to Mr. Callies, Gary Zellmer and Norbert Bednarek are just sawing wood ! In Creative Writing, May Neubauer is introducing her latest brain child to Harlan Owens and Ann Dempsey. Bill Dougherty and Dave Potratz of the Ag. department are testing milk for butter fat. ab 10 11- 12 janet Kratsch is determined to get the facts from Ralph Schneider as she demonstrates the lie-detector in psychology. B. Durant, S. Bell, B. Ceelen, and R. Dolan take the G.A.T.B. test to discover . . .??? Warren Ware says to Judy Witzel, Hold that pose!!! Gloria Genal addresses a class in public speaking: Ladies and gentlemen and... teachers ! Z We're the domestic type , say Carol Larson and judy Youngwirth as they put the finish- ing touches on a school luncheon. The line forms at the right, girls. J. Mongan, J. Grose, C. Ehler, and N. 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' V we , N M A 2 . R L. .- gf 29 2 Zillges, Zimdars, Zimmerman, Roig? X. i i A -'31, Zimmerman, Zuelsdorf fy f. 'W ,A A Zwicky, Zwicky, joubert, Mortensen, Rothe, Strong V p i K -r' ni C A 2. . .. if ., W .,:'k.,: l ,Q I-,-' f. , N .Y EY K 1rfsq f' X QQ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 7. as Ronald Kohls, Pat Knoblock, and Karen Knaak react to their first report cards. What the well-dressed man will wear: W. Farrel, R. Albright, A. Chellow, T. Eisch, T. Komrad. Seated: R. Ludwig, J. Suda, R. Haley, Frey, L. White Louise Harringer and her brood Bed time for Sue Lowe . . . she's too sleepy to make ir. Danny Beck looks anxious. Royalty: Diane Cook, Guenther Zedler, and Mary Ellen Lord. Look pleasant, please , say Betty Weg- lin and Brenda Radcliff. Carmon Hoppe . . . dig that new tie! wx OL 'K W . ,- we as N... -I ,Q in . 1 Q ,N , ,xl v . gigs if gg jx - 5 - .. . WMM! Rau' I: Seager, Splitgerber, Schwandt, Selenka, Staerkel, Shew, Spicer, Stadler Row 2: Sitzberger, Seese, Schultz, Sennholz, Sosnoski, Sonn, Smith Row 3: Sitzberger,!Stadler, Staehle , ML. ,1.' Lx . ,1-- - ,'f' ' N- V, 1' I' ' 1 M x , , 4, I li. 1 I 'K ' l 1 . 7 ig! I I ' ,ff , l 1 I l, fx l . , P V, r, , 51, .I f , H 5 U, f ' X ll I' LV' , ,' -v '- Row 1: Kaiser, Kimball, Jones, Kallin, Kohls, jungwirth, Kliss, Kohl Row 2: Knowles, Knaags, Keso, Kalbus, Kindness, Klabunde, Kaufman, Kellerman, Kind Row 3: Kohnke, Karst, Kirchoff, Jung, jones, Kaiser, Jones - 'QRS j V'!iL 4 -. A 'QK3ifiQ' m.. Row I: O'Neill, Petzold, Ostwald, Parker, Oleson, Ott, Patrie, Olejnik, Oelschlager, Pettit Row 2: Parker, Ostertag, Otto, Paulick, O'Neill, Petersen, Paulick, Parker, Paifenroth Row 3: Perl, Paulson, Orr Pedersen, Pellinger Row I: Eisner, Fischer, Fabry, Ellerbrock, Embs, Fink, Drew, Ehlers Rau' 2: Drexler, Eulrich, Duwe, Flanigan, Eichinger, Franks, Dunham Row 3: Engler, Evanson, Durkee, Fogtman, Fischer, Fabrycki Row 1: Wrage, Zastrow, Yost, Youngwirth, Witzke, Zinth, Yanke, Zimdars, Wonser, Zietlow, Woehlke Row 2: Zipprick, Zel er, Zuehlke, Zepczyk, Wyman, Zemske, Zuhlke, Zarling, Woldt Row 3: Zinecker, Zobel, Wollangk, Young, Zurn, Ziebell, Wokosin, Zellmer M56 Rau' I: Nolte, Nintzel, Mueller, Noll, Mueller, Norton, Novomy, Mueller, Munch Row 2: Moore, Nolan. Nelson, Nielsen, Nitzel, Noebel, Murray, Naslund Row 3: Munch, Noebel, Nikolaus, Neusxifter, Nitkowski 1 Row 1: Schraa, Scheibinger, Schlichting, Schmirler, Schoenberger, Scherer, Schmitt, Schroeder, Schroeder Row 2: Rieben, Schmidt, Scherck, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schertz, Schlosser, Schraa, Schein Row 3: Schlosser, Sawitski, Schilcher, Sawall, Schuenke s.. Q Sid, of Row 1: Bankert, Bednarek, Andrascko, Anderson, Baird, Baum, Benner, Atkins, Aaronson Row 2: Bednarek, Bathke, Bent, Allison, Abraham, Baler, Bartels, Albee Row 3: Beck, Bargenquast, Balke, Barnard, Barrel, Anderson, Angle Row 1: Christowski, DePew, Braasch, Bougie Binder, Braasch, Berndt Boyd, Boreen, Brooks, Bradley, Cartwright, Conlee Row 2: Ciscel, Lugoski, Berry, Case, Christenson Butt, Christiansen, Brown, Brickham, Cartwright, Christowski Row 3: Brown, Busha, Blanchette, Burgess, Bowen, Burdick, Kromm Bloedow, Boese, Brantmier Row 4: Blechl, Bitter, Bollom, Bouchette, Boettcher, Binner, Bloom, Celichowski R014 I Gauger, Fritz, Going, Gorny, Glaeser, Gehrke, Gams, Griedl, Frazier Rou 2 Froehlke, Genal, Grose, Friedel, Gerth, Genal, Furman, Gomoli, Fraser, Gehrke 7756 Row 1: Hall, Gulig, Groskrentz, Sowls, Hom, Janssen, Holmes, Hetzel, johnson, Hass, Gursmiedl Row 2: Bowman, Hoffman, Grora, jones, Hintze, Hetzel, Hoffman, Gunderson, Hoeft, Kime, Kulow Row 3: Hitz, Hall, jones, Huber, Horton, Hoffman, Hable, Hawley, jawort, Weyers, Hull Rou' 4: Himmler, Hohenwalter, Helfernon, Horjes, Hawley, Henslin, Heineman, Hedtke, Hughe Row 5: Holland, Hable, Hayes, Janke, Herber, Guenther, Huseman, Davies, Holland V , - , K. 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My K LJ I V 1 ,, XX X5-f KL. 9 M x Lk Lf xs NL Ron' 1: Dorow, Davies, Daubert, Curtis, Dobisch, Draeger, Cornell, Cornell Rau' 2: Diel, Derr, Davies, Dittloif, Davis, Davis, Dehut Row 3: Dougherty, Demmerly, Drahn, Dempsey, Dorman I T- . 3 nl an TTY Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro Ro w lf: Phillips, Rennert, Phillips, Reudinger, Ristow, Redmond, Remo, Reichenberger, Piotter, Radkey, Rees, Pohl, Redmond, Rhyner, Reickman w 2: Rutledge, Rietz, Robl, Repp, Reno, Pollack, Raube, Pommerening, Pigorsh, Polishinski, Pochojka, Romme, Ruedinger w 3: Radley, Rasmussen, Retzlolf, Raddatz, Priebe, Rozek, Richter, Sitter, Roth, Raatz, Robinson, Rasmussen, Richter, Reiter w 1: Lautenschlager, Lambeck, Molus, Maschke, Manthei, Mayo, Meigher, Kubasta Kritz, Ziegenhagen, McCauley, Lange, Lloyd, McCarthy, Laatsch w 2: Lesa, Leininger, Luebke, Lautenschlager, Marx, McKinncs, LaPoint, Kuhnz, Lajennesse, Kroening, Lund, Lange, Mathe, Kromm, Marks, Loker uf 3: Laatsch, Krueger, Meyer, Miller, Miracle, LeBouton, Lett, Leeman, Matsche, Marx Miller, Miller, Kummerow w 4: Mayo, Madden, Leach, Menke, Martyn, Krueger, Ludwig, Lyon, Marhefke, McCain, Lizik, Kroon w 1: Voss, Weigelt, Williams, Staudenraus, Sturmberg, Witzel, Tunks, Thiele, Wahlgren, White, Wendler, Stroshine, Tully, Weitz, Veith, Tadych u' 2: Steinbrecker, Welch, Utecht, Werner, T roudt, Teela, Voss, Stead, Watkins, Will, Wand, Thiessen, Whitty, Winter w 3: Tesch, Vander- molen, Williams, Swanke, Vesperman, Tesch, Stump, Suess, Veith, Steckbauer, Stratz, Suda, Stang, Williams Row 4: Williams, Treichel, Wallace, Sweet, Steinfort, Witherbee, Wesenberg, Suelflow, Thalhofer, Walters, Vienola Row 5: Widmer, Turner, Sweet, Veith, Wagner, Weinman, Steinkee, Thomas, Strade, Steiger, Wagner Su ff ' am6afw.,.cu!2owey Potluck clambake with G. Teela, K. Dauhert, R. Hartman. Kathy, Roberta, and Dolly. What the years will do! Front: Ciscel, Busha, Thiesen, McCarthy. Top: Drahn, Carver, Steiger, Zellmer. AI. Ruedinger, C. Cornell, J. Rhyner, S. Pigorsch, N. Davis, G. Schmidt, B. Suelflow - 12 o'clock gone! -I. Ciscel, nl. Stroshine, S. Amundsen, M. Brown, N. Reichenherger, P. Piepenherg, M. Tully, and B. Luebke just goofin' around. j. Wagner, D. Christenson, F. Steinhrecher . . Belles of the brawl. D. Burdick -- the Great Impersonator. D. Brooks asks ol R. Celichowski, Who dun it, Zeke? f - af SALLY ABRAHAM Junior Masqueg G.A.A. CHARLES ADAMS Historical Society JOHN ADER M.I.A.A., Treasurer 12g Choristersg Student Councilg Footballg Trackg Intramurals JILL AHL Junior Masqueg G.A.A.g INDEX SHIRLEY ALBRECHT Junior Masque, Vice President 11Bg G.A.A.g Senior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag F.T.A.g Choristersg Treble Choir SHELBY ALLEN F.B.L.A. JOHN ANDERSON Baseballg Trackg M.I.A.A.g Tumblebumsg INDEXQ Bandg Orchestrag Symphonette ERNEST BABBITZ M.I.A.A.gA Bowlingg Golfg Visual Aids AUDREY BAIER F.B.L.A. CAROL BAKER G.A.A.g Drum Corps GERALDINE BARNEY Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.g Onawah AMY BARTER Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Choristersg Junior Red Cross, President 125 Onawahg Historical Society PAT BARTLETT ANTHONY BASIKS Tumblebumsg M.l.A.A. GERALD BAUER Junior Red Crossg Pythagoreang Band, Color Guard Captain llg Izaak Walton GREG BAUER JOYCE BECK F.B.L.A.g Theta Epsilong Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A.g Bowlingg Class Council 12 DAVID BECKER Choristersg A Cappellag Brigad0on 36 M55 JUDITH BELL Junior Masque5 Senior Masqueg G.A.A.5 Alpha Kappa5 Gamma Sigma Kappag Modern Languageg NOTEBOOK STEVEN BELL Pythagoreang Modern Language - JEROLD BELOT INDEX, Assoc. Bus. Mgr. 125 Safety Council GERALD BENNETT M.I.A.A.5 Baseballg Bowling ANN BERGER Service Clubg F.B.L.A.g Historical Societyg Onawah SHIRLEY BERHOLTZ G.A.A.5 Bowlingg F.B.L.A.5 Service Clubg Historical Society GEORGE BERRELL Baseball5 Footballg Safety Councilg M.I.A.A. EMALEE BERTH INDEX, Co-Assoc. Ed. 125 Choristers, Onawah5 Alpha Kappa5 G.A.A.5 Pythagoreang Junior Masque5 Senior Masque5 Drum Corpsg F.T.A.5 NOTEBOOK5 Historical Society TOM BEYER DORIS BIEBEL Junior Masqueg Senior Masque5 G.A.A.5 Gamma Sigma Kappa5 Alpha Kappa, President IZA5 INDEX5 NOTEBOOK, STUDENT PRINTS, Editor-in-Chiefg Historical Society, Vice President 125 Modern Languageg Treble Choir, Choristersg Service Club MARILYN BLAU Junior Red Crossg Historical Society JUDITH BLECHL Latin Club5 Service Clubg Onawahg G.A.A.5 Junior Red Crossg Choristers DONALD BORISCH INDEX5 Junior Masqueg Pythagoreang Junior Red Cross, Izaak Waltong Bandg Tumblebumsg M.I.A.A. MARY LOU BORMANN G.A.A.5 Alpha Kappa5 Cheerleader, Captain 125 Gamma Sigma Kappag INDEXQ O'Neil Honor Societyg junior Masqueg Senior Masque5 Service Club: Treble Choir, Glamor Boy 5 Night of january 16 NORMAN BOTZ Safety Patrol ROBERT BOUGHTON Safety Patrolg Izaak Walton GERALD BOUSHELE CHARLES BOYCE Shop Safety 37 0 CAROL BOYCKS Junior Masqueg Service Clubg G.A.A.5 F.B.L.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag INDEXQ Historical Societyg Onawah MICHAEL BRADLEY M.I.A.A.g Izaak Walton GRETCHEN BRANDT Alpha Kaopag Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag Latin Clubg Student Councilg Cheerleaderg Choristers: Glamour Boy g Oratorvg INDEX: NOTEBOOKQ G.A.A.: Night of january 16 g STUDENT PRINTS KURT BRANDT Class Vice President 125 Intramurals ARLAYNE BRAWN Izaak Walton CORNELIA BROWN junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A.: NOTEBOOK: Modern Language JUDD BROWN junior Masque, Vice President l1Bg Senior Masqueg Class Treasurer 115 M.I.A.A. RACHEL BROWN G.A.A., President l2Bg Choristersg junior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag Intramuralsg Drum Corps JOHN BRUEMMER Izaak Waltong Service Club EILEEN BUETOW JANET BURNS Class Council 105 Junior Red Cross: Onawahg G.A.A.g Safety Council: Historical Society, Secretary 11Ag F.T.A. BARBARA BURTON Band JOAN CAREW Entered from Menasha WILLIAM CARVER M.I.A.A.g Izaak Waltong Night of January 16 WILLIAM CEELEN Footballg Basketball, Trackg Intramuralsg Shop Safety JUDITH CHASE junior Masque HAROLD CHRISTENSEN Footballg Basketballg Trackg Baseballg A Cappellag Brigadoon g Concert Choirg Junior Red Cross: M.I.A.A., Secretary 12g Allin the Family g Night of january 16 JAMES CLAVETTE M.I.A.A.g Izaak Walton Baseballg F ootballg Track 38 I 755 ROBERT COOK Footballg Trackg Wrestlingg Choristersg Junior Red Crossg Night of january 16 JEAN DAHLKE Onawah, Vice President 12g F.B.L.A., Vice President 125 Gamma Sigma Kappag A Cappellag Brigadoon DAWN DARKOW RITA RAYE Del-IUT Entered from Iola: Senior Masqueg A Cappellag Madrigalsg Brigadoon g Gamma Sigma Kappa ANN DEMPSEY Latin Clubg Alpha Kappag G.A.A.g junior Masqueg Senior Masque: All in the Family g Night of January 16 g Gamma Sigma Kappag Safety Councilg INDEX, Co-Editor LEO DEMSKI Entered from Stevens Point JUDITH DENGEL Student Council 10: Junior Masqueg Theta Epsilong Junior Red Cross, President 114 A Cappellag Fit-eflv g Brizadoon g Batong Drum Corpsg STUDENT PRINTS GERALD DeVOE Izaak Walton LEE DEXTER junior Masque: Senior Masqueg All in the Family g Night of January l6 g Class Council 12 DONALD DIEDRICH Footballg Basketballg Intramurals ROBERT DOBISCH Visual Aids QUINN Dosnms Junior Red Crossg Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Class Council 11: Historical Societyg G.A.A.g Theta Epsilon: Gamma Sigma Kappa, Treasurer 12g A Cappellag Brigadoon g Girls' Trio JACQUELINE DOEMEL Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A. ROGER DOLAN Shop Safetyg Baseballg Footballg M.I.A.A.g Choristers ALBERT DOLLEY Shop Safety NANCY DONNER junior Masqueg Drum Corpsg Historical Societyg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag Student Council 12 RAYMOND DONNER Modern Languageg M.I.A.A. RICHARD DOROW 39 ard' I VV 'UFVYK ldddldf BETTY DOUGHERTY Band DENNIS DREWS M.I.A.A. DAVID DUEX M.I.A.A.g Safety Councilg Modern Languageg Izaak Walton PAMELA DUNCAN Historical Soriety, Secretary 129 Latin Clubg Onawahg Bandg Orchestrag Choristersg STUDENT PRINTSQ NOTEBOOKQ O'Neil Honor Society WILLIAM DURANT Choristers ROBERT DUSHENSKI NOTEBOOK SHIRLEY EILER Junior Red Crossg FiB.L.A.g Historical Society CAROL ELMER Band NANCY ENGELKE Junior Masque JODY EPPLEY G.A.A.3 Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg A Cappellag Oratoryg NOTEBOOKQ Alpha Kappag Latin Clubg Gamma Sigma Kappag Service Clubg Winner Essay Contestg Night of January 16 BETTY EYERS F.B.L.A g Choristers CAROL FALLON A Cappella, Accompanistg Firef1y g Brigadoon g Senior Masque, Treasurer 12g Theta Epsilong Modern Languageg Soloist Civic Symphonyg Night of January 16 RICHARD FAUST PATSY LEE FELKER Art Club, President 11, 125 Class Council 113 G.A.A., Executive Board 115 F.B.L.A. JAMES FIEDLER M.I.A.A.g Golf DAVID FISS Entered from St. Norbert'sg Footballg M.I.A.A. NANCY FRANK Student Council 103 G.A.A.g Treble Choirg Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A., President 12Bg Onawahg F.T.A. EUNICE FREY Junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappa: Service Clubg Choristersg INDEX 40 1755 EMERY FREIBERG MARY ANN FRYFOGLE junior Masqueg F.B.L.A. HENRY GABERT LYLE GABRIELSON Track: Baseballg Golfg Intramuralsg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon BRIDGET GAMS Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g Service Club CAROL GARBE Modern Languageg Service Club PHILIP GATES Bowlingq Shop Safety DAVID GAUGER Student Council ll, 129 INDEX, Business Manager 12 VIRGINIA GEER A Cappellag Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg INDEXQ F.T.A.g Modern Languageg Alpha Kappa: NOTEBOOKQ Brigadoon RONALD GHERKE Safety Councilg Football BARBARA GENAL junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g Intramuralsg Historical Societyg NOTEBOOKQ Junior Red Cross GLORIA GENAL G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.g Junior Red Crossg junior Masqueg Intramuralsg Safety Councilg INDEXQ NOTEBOOK EVELYN GEREAU Modern Language DOROTHY GERTH Historical Society EUGENE GIESLER Izaak Waltong M.I.A.A.g Class Council 12 JOHN GOHEEN Track EVELYN GOHLKE Entered from Neenahg junior Masque RUTH GOLLIHER Historical Societyg junior Masqueg Onawahg Bowling 41 'T f':1.,.Q 1 .1 .rf 'NS iv fw X ,N f. 'HX' Trl? Q il' l,,,,f . 6444-0 GAYLE GRABLE JUDITH GRANBERG G.A.A.g Junior Masqueg INDEX ROBERT GRANBERG Entered from Hazelton JUNE GRAPER F .B.L.A. PATSY GREGORY Gamma Sigma Kappag Junior Masque Senior Masqueg Modern Languageg A Cappella Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon VIRGINIA GRIFFEY junior Masque Band DORIS GRILL G.A.A.g Intramuralsg Junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg A Cappellag Brigadoon' Onawahg Service Club RONALD GRILL Footballg Bandg Symphonetteg Student Council 10, llg M.I.A.A Class Council 12 MERRILL GRISWOLD Historical Society Shop Safety SHARON GROFF junior Masqueg Historical Societyg Drum Corpsg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. BEVERLY GROSKREUTZ Entered from Omrog Theta Epsilon Latin Clubg Service Clubg junior Red Crossg Historical Society HELEN GROSNICK Bandg Orchestrag Symphonetteg Theta Epsilon Modern Language Service Club SHARON GROTA junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg G.A.A.g F.T.A.g Bandq Orchestrag INDEXQ NOTEBOOKQ Historical Society DUANE GRUNSKE F.E.A. SHARON GRUSE Junior Masqueg Senior Masque GAA Historical Societyg Band FBLA ROBERT GUENTHER Lighting Committeeg Tumblebums BETTY GUETSCHOW Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g INDEX Historical Societyg Modern Language ROBERT HAEBIG M.I.A.A.g junior Masque Baseball Tennis Intramurals 47 l?55 ROBERT HALLING M.I.A.A.: Izaak XValton: Safety Council: Track: Junior Masque: Intramurals GWEN HAMMACK G.A.A.: Junior Masque: Senior Masque, Vice President 12B: F.T.A.: Drum Corps: Historical Societv: Gamma Sigma Kappa, Secretary 12B: NOTEBOOK, Co-Associate Editor 12 LEATRICE HAMMERSENG Junior Red Cross: Junior Masque: Drum Corps: Service Club LEROY HAMMERSENG Football CAROLE HANNEMAN Student Council 12: Junior Masque: Senior Masque, Vice President 12: A Cappella: Brigadoon : Onawah, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12: Gamma Sigma Kappa: F.T.A. NOTEBOOK JACQUELINE HANSEDER Drum Corps: Junior Red Cross: Latin Club MARY HANSEN Junior Masque: F.B,L.A. RUTH HARRAND Service Club ROBERT HARRINGTON Pythagorean, Vice President 11, President 12: Latin Club. Lictor 11: INDEX: Service Club: M.I.A.A.: Tennis: Badger Boys' State JEAN HARRISON Junior Red Cross NANCY HARRISON junior Masque: Senior Masque: Junior Red Cross: G.A.A.: Treble Choir: Alpha Kappa: Gamma Sigma Kappa: F.T.A.: Historical Society, President 12: Service Club: NOTEBOOK MICHAEL HAVERTY Junior Masque, President 10: Senior Masque: Class Council 10: Class Vice President 11: Debate Club. Vice President 11. 12, Treasurer 12: Latin Club, Lictor ll: Student Council 12, President: M.I.A.A.: Football: Track: Intramurals: Night of January 16 : Badger Boys'State: O'Neil Honor Society DAVID HAWLEY F.F.A. JANET HAYNES F.B.L.A. BEVERLY HENCKE Band: Modern Language: F.T,A,: F.B.L.A.: Junior Masque EILEEN HENKE Historical Society JOSEPH HETZEL Intramurals PHILIP HETZEL 43 G! NANCY HILL Gamma Sigma Kappa NANCY HINN Treble Choirg Junior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag F.B.L.A. MARLENE HINTZ Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Historical Society BEVERLY HINZ Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Onawah MARILYN HOEFT F.B.L.A. WAYNE HOFFMAN Footballg M.I.A.A.g A Cappella CAROL HOHENWALTER F.B.L.A.g Treble Choir BARBARA HOPPE A Cappellag Desert Song g Firel'ly g Brigadoon g Madrigalsg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappa, Vice President 123 Alpha Kappa, Secretary 123 Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg Class Council 11 ROGER HOREJS M.I.A.A. KATHLEEN HURLBUTT Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Historical Societyg G.A.A.g Senior Masqueg Treble Choir NANCY HUSE G.A.A.g Junior Red Crossg Choristers DAVID JACKISH JO ANN JACOBSON Modern Language HARLEY JENSON Junior Masque, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11g Senior Masqueg Class Council 10g Student Council 11, 12g Footballg Basketballg Choristersg All in the Family Trackg M.I.A.A., President 125 Badger Boys' State MARY JO JEPSON F.B.L.A. VERA JESCH Modern Languageg Historical Society GLADYS JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON Entered from Superiorg Bandg Sy mphonetteg Modern Language 44 I 955 GUY JONES M.I.A.A.g Intramurals JANET JONES Junior Masqueg Onawahg Latin Club, Lictor 12g Gamma Sigma Kappag Bandg Class Council 129 Orchestrag Symphonette RAY JONES E.F.A., Treasurerg JANIS JONES Treble Choirg Student Council 103 E.B.L.A.g Service Club Intramuralsg Tumblebumsg Wrestling Junior LOIS JOUBERT Masqueg Junior Red Crossg Historical Societyg INDEX ROBERT JUDSON Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Pythagoreang Modern Languageg Izaak Waltong Choristersg DONALD JUEDES Safety Councilg Glamour Boy g Night of January 16 BARBARA JUNGWIRTH Treble Choirg Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg Historical Societyg F.B.L.A., Treasurer 11, 12g Safety Councilg KAY KAISER Gamma Sigma Kappa VERNICE JUNGWIRTH Junior Red Crossg G.A.A. Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg A Cappellag Brigadoon g Teen Tonesg G.A.A.g Modern Languageg NOTEBOOKg Alpha Kappa RONALD KAROW ' Footballg Track: Swimmingg Choir TIM KELIHER GARY KASSUBE Footballg Basketballg Track PATRICIA KELLER Historical Societyg Junior Masque: Junior Red Cross: G.A.A. BARBARA KELLY Junior Masqueg Modern Languageg G.A.A. MARY KEMPINGER A Cappellag Brigadoon VIRGINIA KEMPINGER F.B.L.A., Secretary 12g G.A.A.g Onawahg Historical Societyg Artistic Typists Awardg Greg Artists Award GEORGIANA KENFIELD Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A.g Historical Societyg Onawahg Junior Masqueg Junior Red Cross 45 dawn! ARLYN KERWIN junior Masqueg Theta Epsilong junior Red Crossg Bandg Orchestrag Symphonette JOHN KESTER Latin Club, President 123 Pythagorean, President 11g Class Council 115 NOTEBOOK, Editor-in-Chiefg Badger Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Societyg Night of january 16 g Sophomore Awardg Debate Club Awardg Peake Awardg Algebra Awardg Lobdell Award DONALD KILDSIG INDEXQ NOTEBOOK JUDITH KISER INDEXQ G.A.A.g F.T.A.g Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Batong Pythagorean ROCHELLE KITTOE Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg G.A.A.g Junior Red Crossg A Cappellag Firefly g Brigadoon g INDEXQ Gamma Sigma Kappa LOIS KLEINSCHMIDT junior Masqueg Bandg Orchestra RONALD KLIMKO Junior Masqueg Senior Masque, President 123 F.T.A., Vice President 123 A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon g Trackg Madrigalsg O'Neil Honor Societyg Intramuralsg Student Council 125 Class Council 10g Night of January l6 g Badger Boys' State GERALD KLINGER Modern Language ROGENE KLISS Theta Epsilon, Treasurer 11, 123 F.B.L.A., Vice President 125 Choristersg F.T.A., Secretary 12g Historical Society: Student Council 11g Class Council 103 Safety Council, Vice President 12 SANDRA KLITZKE A Cappella MARILYN KLOIBER F.B.L.A.g Junior Red Crossg Service Club LESTA KNAAK Modern Languageg F.T.A.g Bandg Orchestra: Symphonette GLORIA KNOLL Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Junior Red Crossg Treble Choirg Bandg Symphonette ROBERT KOCH junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Safety Councilg Historical Societyg NOTEBOOKQ Debate Club, Vice President 12B, President 12Ag Latin Clubg Pythagoreang Oratoryg Glamor Boy JON KOELLER Pythagorean, Vice President 115 Track RAY KOEPPEN Student Council 10g Safety Councilg Izaak Walton, President 12 ROSALIE KOPLITZ F.B.L.A. BARBARA KOSMER E.B.L.A.g Latin Clubg G.A.A.g Onawahg Historical Society 46 I 955 OSS CHARLES KRANC F.F.A.g Shop Safety JANET KRATSCH INDEX, Co-Associate Editor 11, C0-Editor 12g Latin Club, Treasurer ll, 12, Theta Epsilon, Secretary 11A, President 12Bg Pythagorean, Service Clubg Badger Girls' State, junior Academy of Science, O'Neil Honor Society, journalism Centennial Award MICHAEL KRITZ A Cappella, Desert Song g Firei1y g Brigadoonng M.I.A.A.g Baseball, Class Council 12 BARBARA KRIZ ' Mas ue unior Red Cross junior q QJ 5 G.A.A.: Onawahg Gamma Sigma Kappa BARBARA KROLL Treble Choirg junior Red Cross JAMES KRONZER Football, Basketball PAUL KRONZER Entered from St. Norbertsg INDEX: Safety Councilg junior Masque ELIZABETH KRUEGER G.A.A., Secretary 11, President 123 Historical Society, F.T.A.g Onawahg Pythagorean KENNETH KRUEGER ROBERT KRUEGER Football, Basketball, M.I.A.A. GAIL KRUMRICH NOTEBOOK, Co-Associate Editorg Class Council 103 Student Council 125 junior Masque, Senior Masque, G.A.A.g Modern Languageg Gamma Sigma Kappag Theta Epsilong A Cappella, Desert Song g Firefly , Brigadoon g Service Club ELAINE KUBASTA I Theta Epsilong G.A.A.g Class Council 11, 129 Service Clubg F.T.A., Historian 12, Secretary 12, Latin Club, Secretary 12 NANCY KUEHL F.B.L.A.g Junior Red Cross KENNETH KUENZL Shop Safety, INDEX, M.I.A.A.g Service Club NANCY KULIBERT Junior Masque, junior Red Crossg F B L A 3 Senior Masque PATRICIA KULIBERT Junior Masque, Junior Red Cross GERALD KUNDE M.I.A.A.g Shop Safety, INDEX 47 emma! ALBERT LAFFIEN junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg M.I.A.A.g Service Club SHARON LANGE Junior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappa RUTH LANGKAU Historical Societyg F.B.L.A.g Service Club ROSALIE LA POINTE Entered from Omrog G.A.A. EUGENE LA ROSE F.T.A.g A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon g Student Council 10, 11g Footballg Trackg M.I.A.A.g Basketballg Latin Club, President 123 Service Club, President 115 O'Neil Honor Societyg Badger Boys' State CAROL LARSEN F.B.L.A.g Junior Masque DOLORES LAUDENKLOS junior Red Cross CAROL LEIBENSON A Cappellag Fit-efly g Brigadoon, Accompanistg Student Councilg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag Service Clubg Alpha Kappag Modern Languageg Latin Clubg Junior Masque DIANE LEMKE Pythagoreang Onawah, Treasurer 121 Bandg junior Masque: Historical Societyg INDEX JAMES LENZ Golf JACQUELINE LESA F.B.L.A. SUSAN LEUTHOLD junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg Choristers: Drum Corps WADE LEUTHOLD Shop Safetyg Service Club LARRY LEWEREN7 Choristers JANICE LEWIS G.A.A., Executive Board ll. I2 junior Masqueg Drum Corpsg GLORIA LINDGR EN Treble Choir SUE LINKE junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Alpha Kappug G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag Latin Clubg Safety Councilg NOTEBOOK MARLENE LIPPOLD Drum Corps: Service Club: Art Club. Treasurer 12 -18 7 755 GLORIA LORD G.A.A.: junior Masque: Senior Masque: A Cappella: I3irefIy : I'Irig11doon FRANCES LOSSE junior Masque: Historical Society MARGARET LOUGHRIN A Cappella: Fira-Hy : Brigadoon : Mztdrigals: Latin Cluh , Aedile IZ: G.A.A.: junior Masque: Senior Masque: INDEX: Alpha Kappa: Safety Council: Gamnm Sigma Kappa LA R RY LOXVTHER F.F.A. BEVERLY LUCHT junior Red Cross: Choristers junior Masque: Senio RICHARD I.UIWWIG A Cappella: Desert Songn: FireHy : Brigndoon : M.I.A.A.: Intramurals LOIS LUEBKE LOIS LUCK r Masque: Choristers Modern Language: Choristers: Theta Epsilon: Historical Society DAVID LUFT F.F.A. Student MARIE LUECK Council ll: G.A.A.: Pythagorean: Service Club: F.B.L.A.: Gregg Order of Artistic Typists jAMES LUGG Entered from Sheboygan: Izaak Walton: M.I.A.A.: Track jANET McCORD F.H.L.A. Sa fety NEIL McRAE Service Cluh MARY LUND Entered from Stevens Point DAN MCDONALD Council: M.I.A.A.: Basketball Safety Counc The jUDITH MCHENRY il: junior Red Cross: ta Epsilon: Art Club, Secretary IZB, President IZA Lois MAAS 49 BRUCE MADDY Band: Orchestra K WPI 'VN -u-an-1 'inn -...QA 'UN .349 vs., I 1 I4 'K -1 -09' 664444 JEANETTE MADISON Junior Red Crossg Pythagoreang F.T.A., Vice President 12Bg Class Council 12g INDEX: Historical Society, Secretary 12Ag Choristersg Junior Masqueg Onawah MARGARET MAGANA Entered from Fond du Lacg F.B.L.A. MARY MAGNUSEN Cheerleader 12, Treasurer 125 G.A.A.g Intramuralsg Service Clubg Student Council 123 NOTEBOOK, Co-Associate Editor 12g Gamma Sigma Kappag Class Council 105 junior Masque: Senior Masqueg Alpha Kappa, President IZA: Latin Clubg Glamor Boy g Night of january 16 g O'Neil Honor Society MARTIN MARCELLIS Izaak Waltong Bowling NANCY MARCH Student Council 109 G.A.A.g Historical Societyg INDEXQ Junior Masque: Junior Red Crossg Class Council 123 F.B.L.A. ADELE MARTEN junior Masqueg Latin Club: Onawahg Service Clubg G.A.A.g Student Council 12 ALICE MARTIN JUNE MATSCI-IE Service Club ROSEMARY MATSCHI junior Red Crossg junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Treble Choirg Bowling NAOMI MAURITZ Junior Red Crossg junior Masqueg Service Clubg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. JERRY MAUS M.I.A.A., Izaak Walton DONALD MEERDINK Pythagorean, Vice President IZB, President IZAQ Class Council llg Safety Council DONNA MEERDINK Onawahg F.B.L.A. JAMES MEGATHLIN Izaak Walton THOMAS MEIDL Shop Safetyg M.I.A.A.g Class Council I0 SHERYL MEIXL G.A.A.g junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappa EUGENE MEULER Trackg E.F.A.g Shop Safety DELORES MILLER Entered from Markesan 2 50 XC' ad' 3' 4: Mlffv Bk Wg. k .T, 66444 a DORIS NIMKE Scrxitc Club Historical Society VIRGINIA NOAH GREGORY NOLAN Class Council 103 INDEXQ Basketball Managerg Modern Language NOTEBOOK JOYCE NORMAN G.A.A., Executive Board ll: junior Masqueg Class Council llg Safety Council INDEX Junior Masque Senior Masqueg FBLA FTA Historical Society NANCY OLAUGHLIN Orchestra Onawah Service Club PATRICIA OLK Entered from Hyattsville, Md.: M.I.A.A.g Historical Society Junior Masque Senior Masque G.A.A.g Modern Language A Cappella Desert Song g Firefly Brigadoon Madrigalsg Teen Tonesg unior Music Award Cnic Auditions Award MARLFNF OSTWALD CARL OTT Footballg M.I.A.A.g Choristersg Brigadoonug Class Council IZ Izult Waltoim STUDENT PRINTS PRED PAEPKE Masque: All in Societyg INDEX. Cappellag Firefly g Art Clubg Tumblebums JUDY PARSONS Treble Choirg Historical Society: Service Club BPATRIC I' PAULIK NILE PAUSIG Student Councilg Class Councilg Bind Service Clubg Visual Aitlsg Shop Safety' 1955 NANCY PAZEN Choristersg Safety' Councilg junior Masque, Treasurer llg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag Drum for s' Student Council ll' Class Council . p,, 1 , .' Alpha Kappag Historical Society: Senior Masque Latin Cluhg NOTEBOOK, Co-Associate ' Editorg Service Cluh FAY PENZENSTADLER junior Masqueg Latin Clubg Onawahg Pythagoreang A Cappcllag Brigadoon GERALD PENZENSTADLER Shop Safety SANDRA PENYENSTADLER Service Club: G.A.A.g Historical Society GERALD PEPPLER Eootballg Baseballg M.I.A.A.g Student Councilg Safety Council: Choristers JOAN PERYENTRA Historical Society JACQUELINE PETERS junior Red Crossg G.A.A.g Theta Epsilon, Secretary IZBQ Modern Languageg F.T.A.g junior Masqueg Service Cluh ROBERT PETERSON Izaak Waltong F.F.A. GLORIA PFEIL G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappa Junior Masque: Senior Masqueg Onawah F.B.L.A.g Historical Society MARILYN PHILLIP junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Onawahg Drum Corpsg Choristers ALICE PLASHKO junior Masqueg Bandg INDEXQ NOTEBOOK MARY ELLEN POESCHL F.B,L.A.g Historical Society GERALD POKRANDT Choristersg Pythagorean DENNIS PORTER Historical Societyg Izaak Waltong INDEX . JAMES POTRAT7 Shop Safety NOR BERT POTTER TOM PRICE Footballg Baseballg M.I.A.A.g Shop Safety RICHARD PROPSON A Cappellag Brigadoon INDEXQ NOTEBOOK 55 65444 of KENNETH PUTZER Baseballg M.I.A.A. Safety Council THOMAS PUTZER Student Councilg junior Masqueg Pythagorean BONNIE QUALLEY Junior Masqueg junior Red Cross: G.A.A.g Historical Societyg Gamma Sigma Kappa PATRICIA RAAB G.A.A.g junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A. CHARLES RADFORD NOTEBOOKQ Junior Masqueg Football. Manager NANCY RAND Junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g Historical Societyg Senior Masqueg INDEX CHARLES RANDALL Historical Socieryg F.F.A.g Shop Safetyg Izaak Walton DARRELL RASMUSSEN F.F.A. NEIL RASMUSSEN RICHARD RASMUSSEN F.F.A. KATHLEEN REARDON junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg G.A.A.g Alpha Kappa, Vice President l2Ag INDEXQ F.T.A.g Historical Societyg Service Clubg Gamma Sigia Kappa EUGENE REINKE Izaak Walton RUTH REITER Student Council ll, 125 A Cappellag Brigadoon g Junior Masqueg Senior Masque, Treasurer 12g Alpha Kappa, Vice President l2Bg Gamma Sigma Kappa, President l2Ag Service Club MARGIE RESHESKE Latin Clubg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag junior Masqueg NOTEBOOK GARY REWALT Modern Language WALTER RHYNER Entered from Phoenix, Arizona LEONARD RICHTER Shop Safetyg Izaak Walton DAVID RIESE Footballg Class Council 54 M55 JEAN RISTOW G.A.A.g Historical Societyg Onawahg junior Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappa SHIRLEY RISTOW F.B.L.A.g Junior Red Crossg Theta Epsilong Historical Society CAROL ROBL RICHARD RITSCHKE Band Choristersg Service Club ROBERT ROTHE Izaak Walton PAULINE ROSE g CHARLES ROTH Izaak Waltong Historical Society NANCY ROUSE junior Masque: Senior Masqueg F.T.A.g Onawahg G.A.A.: Choristersg NOTEBOOKQ Gamma Sigma Kappag Safety Council MARNA ROYCRAFT Student Council 103 F.B.L.A.g junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Bandg Orchestrag Drum Major: Gamma Sigma Kappa: G.A.A.g Symphonette BARBARA RUBY junior Masqueg junior Red Crossg Band: G.A.A.g INDEX GLORIA RUNNING Historical Societyg Treble Choir MARY LOU RUSCH junior Masqueg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.g Onawahg Historical Society: O.A.T. Typing Award ROSEMARY RUSHESKY junior Masqueg Modern Languageg G.A.A.g Onawah A CHARLOTTE SABOTT Theta Epsilong Class Council 115 F.B.L.A. SANDRA SAFFORD F.B.L.A.g junior Red Cross: Historical Societyg G.A.A. THOMAS SALZSIEDER Pythagorean: Latin Clubg Choristersg Student Council 12 ANNA SAMIDA junior Masqueg Historical Society NORLENE SANDBECK PAYNE Junior Masqueg Historical Society 55 ,4 4' 43 'PVR far 11 Y' ,,,....--7 F W ,Q '33 f' , ..-f is -rf' fl.. ,K Y Q NAYN Y 495 ga' 'FI' J, .- 5 735- 4 Haunt! JAMES SAWICKI Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Pythagoreang Izaak Waltong Historical Societyg Shop Safetyg Visual Aids LORRAINE SCHAETZ Junior Masqueg G.A.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag Historical Society ARDYTHE SCHERPENISSE Junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A. DAVID SCHETTLE Intramurals MARIAN SCHEUERMAN Choristersg Junior Masqueg Class Council 103 G.A.A.g Intramuralsg F.B.L.A.g Onawahg Safety Council, President 12g Gamma Sigma Kappag Junior Red Cross DORIS SCHMIDT Safety Councilg F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. JEAN SCHMITZ Junior Masqueg G.A,A.g Safety Councilg F.B.L.A. CAROLE SCHNEIDER Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A., Executive Board 129 Intramuralsg INDEX: Onawahg F.T.A., President 125 Junior Masqueg Senior Masque: F.B.L.A.g Drum Corps: Historical Society: Service Club JOANN SCHNEIDER Junior Masque: G.A.A.g Historical Societyg Gamma Sigma Kappa RALPH SCHNEIDER A Cappellag Firefiy g Brigadoon g Student Councilg Golfg Tumblebums JAMES SCI-IOENBERGER Track ALVINA SCHROEDER CAROL SCHROEDER SUZANNE SCHROEDER Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Junior Red Cross: Service Club WILLIAM SCHROEDER Entered from Milwaukeeg Football JAMES SCHUCHARDT Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon g Student Council ll CLARENCE SCHULTZ Bandg Orchestra EVELYN SCHULTZ Entered from Bowlerg Band 56 .1 4 wr- V Q Q. J ,M 'vo 'ax 'F in N if .gf if S 5 . ..,, wh? X xx I ww ,x x 'X 'N x5 ax? 'Q-gif ,sm .K 5 5 N uv ,4 . .mv , X 0 DONNA SONN junior Red Cross THOMAS SPANBAUER WILLIAM SPENCE Modern Languageg Bandg Symphonetteg Class Council 10, llq Class Treasurer 12 ELEANOR SPINK Student Council 109 Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Theta Epsilon, Vice President 123 G.A.A., Vice President 115 lntramuralsg F.T.A., President 125 Choristersg Gamma Sigma Kappag Cheerleader, Secretary 129 Class Council 12g NOTEBOOKg Service Club KAREN SPOERK Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg junior Red Crossg G.A.A.g Modern Languageg A Cappellag FireHy g Brigado-on g Service Clubg Night of january 16 JACQUELINE SPRINGBORN Drum Corpsg Treble Choirg Modern Language JAMES STAHL Intramuralsg Junior Red Crossg F.F.A.-Basketballg M.I.A.A.g Baseballg Tumblebumsq Oats King 12 BARBARA STANG G.A.A.g junior Red Crossg Drum Corps: F.B.L.A.g Class Council RUSSEL STAUFFER Bandg Orchestrag Symphonetteg Golfg M.I.A.A.g Baseballg Safetv Councilg Badger Boys' State DEANNE STECKER INDEXQ junior Red Crossg Onawahg F.T.A.g Orchestrag F.B.L.A.g Student Council DIANE STEIN Choristersg Drum Corpsg G.A.A.g junior Red Crossg junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Service Clubg Historical Society HAROLD STEINEKE Bandg Footballg Intramuralsg junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Lightingg Visual Aidsg junior Red Crossg Service Club JOAN STELZNER Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A., Executive Board llg INDEXQ Modern Language, Secretary 123 Student Council 101 Senior Masque, Secretary 125 Sophomore Award: O'Neil Honor Society MARY JOAN STENZEL Treble Choirg Gamma Sigma Kappag G.A.A.g F.B.L.A.p junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg Onawah MARILYN STEWART G.A.A.g junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg F.T.A.g Gamma Sigma Kappag INDEXQ NOTEBOOK ROMAINE STIEG Art Club BONNIE STOECKLI Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg G.A.A.3 junior Red Cross, Vice President llg Gamma Sigma Kappa, President 125 Alpha Kappag Historical Societyg INDEX JOHN STOWE 58 1755 RICHARD STROMME DEANNE STRUPP junior Masque: Senior Masque: G.A.A.: INDEX: Gamma Sigma Kappa: Junior Red Cross: Art Club junior Masque: Badger Boys' State: BEATRICE STUEBER F.B.L.A.: Gamma Sigma Kappa ROBERT STUTZ M.I.A.A.: junior Masque, Vice President ll: Senior Masque: Izaak Walton: A Cappella: Desert Song : Firefly : Junior Red Cross ROMAN SWEETALLA Izaak Walton DOROTHY SWENSON G.A.A.: F.B.L.A.: junior Masque DALE TANK Football: M.I.A.A.: Modern Language RICHARD TETEAK Football: Basketball: Baseball: Safety Council ROBERT THIELE Safety Patrol, Captain 12: Service Club: Izaak Walton BERNICE THILL junior Masque: F.T.A. CHARLES THOMAS Basketball: Football: Baseball: NOTEBOOK: Student Council IZ: junior Masque: Badger Boys' State Night of January l6 NANCY THOMAS Band: Orchestra: Symphonette: Band Council: junior Masque DANLEE TIMM Tennis: Pythagorean: M.l.A.A.: Izaak Walton MARY ELLEN TROUDT F.B.L.A.: Gamma Sigma Kappa: Onawah: G.A.A., Secretary ll: Cheerleader: A Cappella: Brigadoon : Intramurals: Student Council ll, IZ, Secretary IZ: Service Club FREDRICK TSCHECH Junior Masque: Izaak Walton DAVID TYRIVER Safety Council: M.I.A.A., Vice President 12: Baseball: Intramurals MARJORIE ULRICH Junior Masque: Junior Red Cross PAUL ULRICH 59 us., 1 -QQ- -as fatty 52 .. S, iffy S61 any 'E' 1'5 - .,,,. ILC? Q. Yfir ff fav, 1 ' we 1 J 1 5' ,ij 65444 of ROGER VINK Choristers: Izaak Walton BARBARA VLASAK Modern Lanvuaae, President 12: NOTEBOOK: Aloha Kappa: Gamma Sigma Katana: G.A.A.: junior Masque: Senior Masque: INDEX ' BARBARA VOISSEM KAREN VOSE Jun ior Masq ue SHARON VOSS Junior Masque: Senior Masque: A Cappella: Firefly : Brigadoon : Madrigalsg Teen Tones: INDEX: G.A.A.: Alpha Kaopag Gamma Sigma Kappa: Intramurals: Night of january 16 DOROTHY WAGNER Junior Masque: Pythagorean: Gamma Sigma Kappa: G.A.A.: A Cappella: Desert Son2 : Firef1y : Brigad00n : INDEX MARY JANE WALLACE Theta Epsilon: Latin Club: G.A.A.: INDEX DIANA WALSKE F.B.L.A. MARIAN WARNING Latin Club: junior Red Cross: junior Masque: G.A.A. JANE WATSON Alpha Kappa: Gamma Sigma Kappa, Vice President Il: Latin Club, Secretary 12: Junior Masque: G.A.A.: Cheerleader: Class Council 11: INDEX BILLIE MAE WEBER Latin Club: Pythagorean: INDEX: Treble Choir Drum Corps: Safety Council: Theta Epsilon, Secretary 12 THEODORE WEBER Band: Symphonette: Band Council, President 12: Izaak Walton BARBARA WEGLIN Junior Masque: Senior Masque: Gamma Sigma Kappa: Choristers: G.A.A. SANDRA WEILAND Pythagorean, Secretary 12: F.T.A., Librarian 12: Latin Club: Junior Masque: Onawah: INDEX: Band Council, Secretary 12: A Cappella: Orchestra: Brigadoon : Band: Symphonette: O'Neil Honor Society THOMAS WEINMAN Pythagorean MARTHA XVELCH Junior Masque: Senior Masque: G.A.A.: F.T.A.: Gamma Sigma Kappa: A Cappella: FireHy : Brigadoon : Night of january 16 RONALD WENZEL lzaak Walton: Historical Society: Pythagorean: Debate Club BRUCE WERDIN Football: Baseball: Class Council 10: Shop Safety: M.I.A.A.: lzaak Walton 60 1955 JAMES WHEELER Tennisg M.I.A.A.g Student Council 11, 12g Service Clubg A Cappellag Desert Song g Firefly g Brigadoon g Voice of Democracy: Madrigalsg Class President 11g junior Masque, President 11, Secretary 105 Senior Masque, President 12: Glamor Boy g Night of january 16 STANLEY WIDMER Safety Councilg Izaak Walton CARYL WIECHMAN junior Masque DORIS WILLIAMS junior Masque: F.B.L.A.: Historical Society: G.A.A.g Onawahg INDEX GEORGE WILLIAMS A Cappellag Firefly g Brigadoon g Izaak Waltong Pythagoreang Tennis HELENE WINKLER junior Masqueg G.A.A., Executive Board 12: Modern Language, Vice President 12B CAROL WISSINK Modern Languageg F.T.A.g F.B.L.A.3 G.A.A. DONALD WISSINK RONALD WISSINK JAMES WOLLANGK Visual Aids MAXINE WOOD Modern Langue, Treasurer 113 Historical Societyg F.T.A.g Pythagorean: Class Council 12g Choristersg Class Secretary 11, 129 INDEX BARBARA WUEST Treble Choirg Theta Epsilong Latin Clubg junior Red Cross: Drum Corps RICHARD WUEST F.F.A. JOREEN WUSSOW NOTEBOOKQ INDEX: Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg All in the Family g G.A.A., Treasurer 11g Intramuralsg Modern Languageg Service Club, Secretary 119 Gamma Sigma Kappag Alpha Kappag Cheerleaderg Homecoming Queen 'FELIX YAESO Choristers MARLENE YOUNGWIRTH G.A.A.g junior Red Crossg Junior Masqueg Senior Masqueg INDEX NANCY YUNGWIRTH Pythagorean, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12g G.A.A.g INDEXQ Bandg Historical Societyg Junior Masqueg Senior Masque SUZANNA ZENTNER Junior Masqueg Treble Choir LEORA ZIEGENHAGEN junior Masqueg Historical Societyg INDEX BARBARA ZILLGES Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g Historical Society ' CAROL ZUEHLKE Junior Masqueg Junior Red Crossg F.B.L.A.g Night of january 16 61 ' 'Tw -ef' ,aa V57 f-QF' p-pst Ann and Janet working their INDEX fingers to the bone! ,S I Happy people - K. Johnson, j. Springborn, V. jesch, P. Murphy and F. Paepke. Winsome and windblown-N. Harrison and D. Biebel. The Slide Rule Murder Case starring D. Meerdink, G. Nolan, and B. Harrington. IN THEIR l.lGHTERj' MOMENTS Not now! The old battle-axe is looking! whispers M. Bor- mann to M. Magnusen. D. Fiss and J. Fiedler - life's N. Hinn and S. Lange get rolling. a serious business! X an s l H B. Ceelen, R. Dolan, H. Chris- tenson and B. Cook: aren't they cute? Dig that dummy! M. Haverty and J. Brown in a class skit. S. Weiland and N. Youngwirth. Some fun, eh kids? N. Pazen and G. Hammack having a neighborly chat. 32-if 1-ff V QE i wir' 3 Q 5 C. Genal, L. Lewerenz, and B. Blechl - perfect husbands in the making. ELEANOR SPINK There's stardust in her eyes JOHN KESTER Alert, active and A JANET KRATSCH Bright spring enchantment HARLEY JENSEN Mr. President in a V-neck sweater GRFTCHEN BRANDT A lwlrmi of sophistication and sweetness ex PRS Theres warmth in her flashing smile CHUCK THOMAS Lanky, learned and likeable ENGR S JERRY Bubbling with excitement JIM WHEELER A smooth character with a deep voice ANN DEMPSEY A gal who works 25 hours out of every 24 V MIKE HAVERTY Friends at first sight K., Q 41-i5BV 'sQ is ,. M as ff W N SQ' Gy' QYYHY' kxx M4 ml as -V .ix BN I Row l: Luebke, Hennig. Schultz, Brooks, Luebke, Stevens, Allen, Trambauer Row 2: Magnusen, Reiter. Loughrin, Brandt, Stoeckli, Harrison, Leibenson, Eppley Row 5: Munsch, Hoppe, Vlasak, Kaiser, Brown. Smith, Reardon, Seefelcl. Stelzner, Pazen, Wussosv Mafia Presents . . . The Queen of the May! First Semester Mary Magnusen . . Ruth Reiter .... Barbara Hoppe . . . Marcia Smith ..... Advisor Row l: Brandt, Carpenter, Remo, Kritz, Prout, Magnusen Row 2: Bormann, Fink, OFFICERS President ,... V. President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Mrs. Second Semester Doris Biebel Kathleen Reardon Martha Brown . Marcia Smith Ethel Kuebler Siebert, Linke, Smith, Watson, Bell, Brown, Radke, Kubasta Row 5: Glaeser, Dempsey, Kuhlow, Wesenberg, Berth, Geer, Ciscel, Baier, Lautenschlager, Going, Ellerbrock Formula: Paint 'l' Brushes + Crayons 'l' Messes :FIlI'Ill'6 Rembrandli Standing: Mrs. Shields, advisor, Tadych, Wallace, Stadler, Dushenski, Nelson, Strupp, Schmidt, Garrison, Gehrke, Sitzberger, Owens, Schertz, Schraa Sealed: Singstock, Elmer, Xwitzel, Olson, Zietlow, Felker, McHenry, Oulschlageg lfirxt Semester Pat Felker .,.. Judy Witzel . . . . . . V. President , , , Judy McHenry ..... Marlene Lippold Advisor . ,. . . OFFICERS President ..... Secrelary ..... Second Semester .. Judy McHenry . . . Pat Felker .. Betty Oelschlager , . . . Treasurer .......... Yvonne Zietlow Left: Sharon Witzel holds that pose . Right: Barbara Lugoski, first place winner in the annual art show, tries her hand at a new medium. ...,......Mrs. Geraldine Shields 709 peddle The Aizsufer ls Always Yes!! fOr Iv It N0 'J Seated: johnson, Koch, Miss Link Standing: Judson, Wenzel, Jung, Nolan, McCain, Orr, Hull, Haverty OFFICERS N Fzrft Semester .Second Semcxlu Wxllnam Stenger Presulent Bob Koch Bob Koch V P1 eszdent Mike Haverty Mlke Haverty T1easz11er Davxd Hull Arlwsor Mlss Alma Therese L1nk f' I Steve .... ......'Sec1'eta1'y .... ......- ...... ....' Sue Johnson , U Of! Firsl Semester N. Frank . . . R. Kliss .... VI. Sinner . . . K. Noebel .... B. .Iungwirth Adwsors .,......... af: 3 Come the , w Q I I ., X X '7 Qf mam 3 -4 . Career Wfomen 0 f Tomorrow OFFICERS Seroml Semester President ..... R. Langkau V. President .. D. Embs Secretary ...... V. Kempinger .Trenxurer ..... Fink . . . B. Suelflow Miss Helen Smith I Miss Audrey Miller Reporter . . . L-R: Kliss, Sinner, Frank, L-R: Kempinger, Embs, Youngwirth, Noebel Langkau, Fink, Suelflow Seated: F. 1. Miller, advisor, jones, Jones, Marx, jones, Lynessg Young Standing: Stahl, Wruck, Schneider, Tank, Lowther, Grunske, Tank, Rasmussen, Zurn, Calland, Bahr, 'Wolf, Kranc, Dorman Rau' 3: Henke, Neitzel, Butt, Vandermolen, Mays, Hughes, Bartelt, Curtis, Zwicky, Furman, Caldwell, Zwicky, Meuler df 7. 7. A . the future looks bright for Anzerica's Dairylatndn. Leon Marx . . . Ronald Jones . . James Jones . . Ray jones ..... Kenneth Lynesse Steve Young . . . Lawrence Kind . Richard Kalbus . . . Advisor .... . . . OFFICERS . . . . President . . . V. President . . Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . . . Exchange Mgr. . . . .Athletic Mgr. Miller Seated: F. J. Miller, jones, Jones, Marx, Jones, Lyness, Young Rou' 2: Roeser, Watkins, Krueger, Rasmussen, Romme Hitz, Rasmussen, Gehrke, Leisenberg, Angie, Leach, Doemel, Potratz, Yoder, Walters, Bauer, Wood, Kalbus Daugherty, Brayton Ron' 3: Grunske, Miller, Meinke, Peterson, Coe, Schoenhauer, Wood, Waite, Rumlow, Kalbus, Meitzen, Luft, Hawley, Kind. Reichenberger af ?ca!wze of ffmozdea i find out what life is like on the other side of tloe desk. OFFICERS First Semester Sefond Semester E. Spink . . .President . . . C. Schneider J. Madison .V. President R. Klimko R. Kliss Secretary . .. E. Kubasta P. Pasicka . Treasurer ...P. Pasicka E. Kubasta .Historian . . . B. Novotny S. Weiland .Librarian C. Hanneman Advisor ...... Miss Alma Therese Link psQii1O0 E' If you have a problem First Semester Bonnie Stoeckli . . Barbara Hoppe . . Gwen Hammack . Quinn Dobbins . . Row 3: Hanneman, Schaetz, Kenlield, Ristow, Roycraft, Meixl, Gams, Reiter, Luebke, Pazen, Rouse, Biebel, Hill, Rieckman, Schlechting Row 2: Stroshine, Stewart, Lange, Wand, Dahlke, Ciscel, Weyers, Albrecht, Hinn, Zipprich, Brown, Jungwirth, Weglin, Resheske, Schraa Row 1: Baum, Cornell, Noebel, Dobbins, Hammack, Hoppe, Stoeckli, Watson, Scheuerman, Troudt . . . and who doesn't? . . Rau' 3: Kittoe,Stelzner, Magnusen, Bormann, Voss, Krumrich, Bowman, Wussow, Dempsey, Spink, Johnson, Welsh, Gregory Rou' 2: Siebert, Seefeld Eppley, Vlasak, Brandt, Siewert, Hall, Stenzel, Molus, Schneider, Jones, Frey, Kriz, Baier, Loughrin Row I: Leibenson, Strupp, Brown, Hall, Smith, Schneider. Pfeil, Reardon, Harrison, Linke Zdffdf will help you to find the answer. OFFICERS . .. . .President . . . . V. President . . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . ...... . . . . Second Semester Ruth Reiter Gail Krumrich Marcia Smith Nancy Jo Stroshine .. . . . . . .. ... . Miss Josephine Schneider Ron' lg Kullwus. lNIaguthlin. Ruinku. OwcnS. Mr. LL-May. ,I ud son, Bcrndt. Rorhu Run' 2: NX'cl1cr. Pricbu. Gicslcr. Hallling. Ziclvull, Ducx. Ruichtcr. Lizak Rau' 3: Vicnola, Carver, Gunderson. Sturz, w',2llICfS. Bradley, Bruummcr 73,4616 Walwa members learn bow to live outdoors and like it. Robert Thiele Ray Koeppen Burr Williams David Duex . . . Aclvisorx FN O 5 F3 f C5 .4 .1 5' i an fi f f 1. MIA if 'S ,Q I fha, Pa RA Q -x Y 0 :nk OFFICERS ...Presia'enf U1 . . . .V. Prexidenf . . . Secretary-'I'1'eaxm'er .. . . . . . Reporter Mr. G. Steffenson liMr. Verlin Lz1May tx E Q Ron' I: Houghton, Porter. Williams. Koeppcn, Thielc Mr. Srcffenson, Roggcc, Scnnholz Rau' 2: Roth, Wcrdin, Sweetallal, Davis. DcVoc, Vink. Nelson. Tesch, Schein, Borisch Rau' iz Roth, Marccllis, Clavettc. Bauer. Schein. Rililll. Christiansen, Widmcr, Brawn. Braasch. Jones 55016042 2 61444 members believe in the Good Neighbor Policy' KlIt'l'liJIgZ Scfafed: Ron' S: Roll' 4: amd work bard at it all tlorouglo the year. Kuhasta, Doemel, Peters, Laflien, Zillges, Gaffner, Schroeder Brickham, Schmirler. Schwandt, Kritz, Fink, Ellerhrock. Kerwin, Groskreutz Monfre, Harringer, Kunz, Teela, Neitzel, Thurman Q Harrison, Schmidt, Zuelke, Blanchette, Sheller, Ristow, Sowls, Ristow, Groskreutz, Mauritz, Mauritz, Schlosser, Wonzer, jungwirth, johnson, Safford, Zuelke, Schmidt Utecht, Wruck, Freibcrg, Gorny, Raab, Zimmerman, Zuelke, Gorny, Christensen Petersen, Luft, Bednareck, Bloch, O'Neil, Temple Atkins, Barter, Kloiher, Scherpenisse, Ostwald, Whitteniore, Xwilliams. Weisgerher, Gzims, Nichols, justman, Dauhert, Reno, Pnulick OFFICERS Acting Prexidenl ............. Beverly Groskreutz Secretary ....... .. Arlyn Kerwin Advisor . . . . . Miss Ruth Ledwell jackie Peters and Beverly Groskreutz prepare the emergency chest . , . one of the eluh's major projects. 4 666 worrle indzzstrzonsly I !, I ' ' ' f as f at Zhe less glamorous jobs Ill the 'theatre . V . I I Firxl Semesler Nancy Jo Stroshine David Christenson . Martha Brown .... Diana Otto ....... Adfisoz' . . OFFICERS President .... V. President . . . Secretary ,... 'Treasurer . . . . . Miss Yerfzrld Semcxfer Barbara Brandt Karen Kimball Joyce Prout Marcia Magnusen Ruth Burgchardt IWl9ile members of fs Seaiafz Wicwgae have served their apprenticeship and are Hou' ready for stardom. I fl 3 A , mx I Q lx .ffl . X3 ,I : I li El ' If ' r 5' 's j '1-fl ug - . X V ' s in fy Ky M X ,Y I 'lj ,jx l , My A KM LJ 3 Jlqf ff ff rifffjjfdj ' ffl My MJJMM JJ! Vs 1 1 he 1 1, I M2 ' . f ,WJ f - nf , J J!! Mfr 2.1! all NL J' Q 1 J OFFICERS K rfnrst Semester Second Semester James Wheeler .... .... P resident ......... . . . Ronald Klimko Gwen Hammack . .. .... V. President .... . . . Carole Hanneman joan Stelzner .... .... S eeretary ...... Doris Biebel Ruth Reiter .... .... T reasurer ...... Carol Fallon Advisor . . . .,......... . . . Miss Olive Davenport Nancy Hinn, Sharon Voss, Mary Beth Ostertag, and Beverly4Singst0ck keep 'em laughing with their presentation of Ladies of the Mop . e '1' N, NNN ASQU Nmlirusrgn ll AND 12, l954 8,00 Oflnclz in tln- lfruuin-11 OSI lliOSl l llllll l SCHOOL :'ll:lDl l'URlUlXl H1411 an anufq 4. 6. 5. Cards, anyone? Pretty as a picture???! Temperl Temper! I really must be going- W How do you do, Mr. Faulkner? How dare you! Witty witness. cmacnq 76 P9 3 mm . Q xr X E :XA it OFFICERS Harley Jenson ...................... President David Tyriver ..... .... I 7. President Harold Christensen . . . ......... Secretary jack Ader ........ ............. T reasurer . Mr. Kenneth Porrerton Adwxors .... . . Mr . Harland Quandt From football to ping pong. WZ. 7. 14. ,-4. boys play every game in tloe book as part of their broad intra- mural pro gram. -TMP! An aaive club in every sense of the word. QQ Espanol Seated: Wood, Luebke, Bell, Wissink, Gereau, Schwandt, Getschow, jesch, Spoerk, Ristow, Mayo . Standing: Reitz, Noe, Camrda, Guenther, Gauger, Bathke, Paepke I Students of French and Spanish, determined to he ahle to say more than I have the umbrella of the grandmother , go native at meetings of 6162 Z4 W OFFICERS ' First Semester Second Semester Barbara Vlasak . . . . . President ..... . . . Delores Sitzberger Helene Winkler . . . . . . V. President . . . . . . Ilsa Camrda Constance Brown . . . . . . Secretary ..... . . . joan Srelzner Maxine Wood ...... .... T reasurer . .. ......... james Beck , Miss Jean MacFarlane Advisors . . . . . . W Miss Shirlee Keckonen Le F rangais Seated: Gams, Gregory, Grosnick, Reichenberger, Winkler, Vlasak, Brown, Ostwald, Leisbenson, Stelzner, Krumrich Standing: Nolan, Biebel, Rushesky, Evenson, Sitzberger, Tank, Evanson, Kaiser, Rewalt,, Beck, Garbe, Peters, Judson, Klinger, Ostertag, Fallon, Nitkowski Seated: Kosmer, Stenzel, Schein- binger, O'Laughlif1. Groskruetz, Reichenberger, Frank Standing: Richter, Rushesky, Grill, Genal, Kriz, Sitzberger, Williams, Blechl, Schneider, Scheuerman Seated: Martin, Ristow, Hanneman, ' Lemke, Bowman, Dahlke, Penzen- stadler, Rouse, Rusch Standing: Jones, Jones, Barter, Stecker, Krueger, Barney, Kempinger, Madison, Molus, Nichols, Meerdink, Weiland 746 gala ta share their interest in good reading with the rest of 1t5,' they have presented many hne hooks to our school library OFFICERS Sharon Bowman . . . ...........,. . . . President jean Dahlke .... Carole Hanneman . . . 1 . , Diane Lemke .... Carole Schneider . . . Advisor . . . - - .... V . President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . . Reporter Miss Gladys Larsen On every Awards Day, outstanding juniors and seniors are ' a named to membership in tloe 0 700804 Here are the eleven who were elected last spring at the end of their junior year. Seated: Pamela Duncan, Mary Lou Bormann, Joan Stelzner, Mary Magnusen Standing: John Kester, Michael Haverty, Janet Kratsch, Sandra Weiland, Jane Seefeld, Gene LaRose, Ronald Klimko Advisor ................. .,.. M r. J. F. Mitchell john Kester and Janet Kratsch check the nomination papers of candidates for class office. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Nancy Harrison . President David Christenson Doris Biebel .... V. President Fred Steinbrecker Pamela Duncan . Secretary Jeanette Madison janet Burns ..... Treasurer David Hull Advisors Mr. Norris Sanders . .. .......... Mr. Heinz Meyer 7',l 7 7' kj 1 . JU J pf., I if iflt f. fl ' Q 4 Q, 4,4 if i , Q , L. f' f 1 r A ' Lf g .' 1 ,H Members of the 0446444 71645016446 Society aware that t0day's events are t0morr0w's history, combine their study of the past with a lively interest in the present. A '1 1 I 2 3 P ytbagoras once said . He who digs always finds . members have fun di g gin g. gwfwlz Sullivan, Reinke, Wocwd. Wzngncr. Pokrandt Yhnidinqz Putzer. Dempsey. Harrington. Timm. Wcinlmmzln, Trzuuhaucr Wcrcmr Wcnllrmd L Reno, Knaak, Allen, Madison, Schwertfcrger, Salzicdcr. Wcnzcl lxocllcr Qmnth SC'l40lIlf Semester Robert Harrington . . . . . Don Meerdink ... .... Sandra Weiland ..... . . . Nancy Youngwirth ....., Advisor . . OFFICERS President .... V. President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Ifirsl SL'III6.ff01' Don Meerdink Dave Weinman Nancy Youngwirth Nancy Reno Gordon Kester Seated: Weber, Youngwirth, Mr. Kestcr, Berth. Krueger Standing: Judson, Pokrandt, Schoenrock. Mccrdink, Weinn1z1n. Koch. Kiscr Ixcstcr lxmtsch Wagner, Penzcnstacller, Bell. Mxeghcr. Lemkc, Sawicki, Borisch Baucr Suuhlc Willianxs Seated: Miss Fenzl, Salszieder Row 1: Winter, Weinman, McCain, Hughes, Loughrin, LaRose, Reno, Hull, Barnard, Dempsey, Wagner , Row 2: Sosinski, Seager, Duncan, Allen, Richter, Blechl, Borland, Linke, Eppley, Groskreutz These nohle Romans o ZQCQZUJ mix the classics with the circus and then don fresh togas to gather around the hanquet tahle. First Semester john Kester .... Marcia Smith .. . Elaine Kubasta . . . Janet jones .... . janet Kratsch ........... Advisor . . OFFICERS Consul . . . Aedile . . . Praetor .... Lictor .... Quaestor . . Miss Second Semester Gene LaRose Margaret Loughrin Nancy Reno David Hull Tom Hughes Leone Fenzl Seated: Brooks, Zeller, Stevens, Magnusen, Rieckman, Glaeser Row 2: Sowls, Wuest, Watson, Weiland, Harrington, Smith, Kratsch Kester, Jones, Wagner, Kubasta, Jones, Wesenberg Munsch, Hanseder Row 3: Singstock, Kubasta, Penzenstadler, Paulick, Wallace, Johnson, Marten, Redmond 1 Sealed lxratsgh Groskrcutz Sahertz Weber Spink lxliss Paterb Reno lxrumrigh KlllWlSl2l. Standing Kerwm Ristow Gams Iohnson l'1llon Grosmnk Luebke Beck Sell Sabott. Wallace Sovsls Wexeri Thalhofer Rxstow Pollack Wuest Sghviandt Dobbins Svcorlrl Senwxter Nancy Reno Eleanor Spink Billie Mae Weber Jeanne Paulick Mildred Leyda Tbe nerve center of 0. 74 S. 566056015 oaaedl nzakes life more pleas- ant by bringing ns assembly programs, all-school dances, and interesting students from otber lands. Rau' l: Reno, Krumrich, Sosinski, Salszieder, Prout, Novotny, Boeder, Bowman Ron' 2: Putzer, Staehle, Tesch, Ader, Seal, White, Zarter, Jensen, Wheeler, Bitter, Dempsey, Gauger, Klimko, Engler, Konrad OFFICERS Michael Haverty President William Steiger V. President Mary Ellen Troudt Secretary Daryl Kaufman Treasurer Miss Eva Asmundsen Advisor Row Is Gordon, Magnusen, Kaufman, Troudt, Steiger, I-laverty, Hanneman, Dempsey Row 2: Wussow, Roberts, Otto, Gams, Gose, Thomas, Barnard, Kuhnz, DOUHCY, Jensen, Mitchell, Reiter, Lyon, Emrich. Sl10WC'1'S. Schrafl- Allen DEAR CLASSMATES or O.H.S. To some of you this past school year maybe did not seem so nice. But there is one person which en- joyed every minute of it. This person is me. This school year in O.H.S. has given me such a wonderful experience. It is over now and I regret this very much. I grew accustomed very easily to the differ- ences between my home country, Austria, and the U.S.A. Everything which I thought so different in the beginning seems now very natural to me. I remember the first day in O.H.S. very distinctly. The wandering from one classroom to another con- fused me because, in Vienna, we all stay in the same room. But I am very proud that I didn't get lost, thanks to all of you and your help and kindness. Every one of you helped me to feel right at home and that means a lot. You invited me to join your clubs and take part in many other activities in Oshkosh High. I was even elected vice-president of the Modern Language Club. I think that clubs are wonderful to make friends and learn some new and interesting things about the U. S. and other countries and I wish I could start a club in my school in Vienna. The subjects I took helped me very much to learn and understand more about the U.S.A., especially American Problems and U.S. History. Since I came to Oshkosh, I became a real sports fan. I certainly enjoyed all football and basketball games and I think the teams were just wonderful. Next year I'll think of your games and teams, you can be sure. I am so thankful to the Student Council which brought me over here and to all of you because part of the money you get from the magazine campaign paid for my staying. I would like to thank, too, all of my teachers and the whole faculty for everything they have done for me. Goodbye to Oshkosh and O.H.S. Your exchange student from Vienna, film Left to right: E. Krueger First Semester Rachel Brown . . . Dorothy Weyers . Elizabeth Krueger Sharon Bowman . Advisors . OFFICERS President ...... V. President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... EXECUTIVE BOARD C. Schneider .... H. Winkler .... J. Lewis ...... K. Noebel .... S. Bowman R. Brown . . . . . . Basketball . . . Swimming . . . Badminton . . . Volleyball . . . . . Volleyball . . . . Treasurer . . , . President girls excel! in sports and sportsmansbip. Second Semester . . . . Elizabeth Krueger . . . . Nancy jo Stroshine .. . Martha Brown . . . . Sharon Bowman Miss Gretchen Sieberr ,Miss Jean Oldigs Fi' W1 Efixwlwaxw QVlmf'm QiBw'V L.. fm li lv.. , ,-Wea awe SAFETY CO UNCIL Rau' I: Schcrcr. Jones. i Wcsenberg. W Schcuerman, Davis, Kliss W Rau' 2: Schmidt, W Ruedinger, Kronzcr. i Parker, Steinbrecker. ' Peppler. Putzer, Spanbauer, Pokrandt, Prellwitz, Rand. Embs Ron' 3: Neubauer, Teteak. Froehlke, Bcrrcll, Koplitz, Cowan uf SAFETY PATROL SHOP SAFETX' Sfafldiingz Thiele, Frecse, Boughton. Botz, Thiele, Bednarek LR: Nigl Xvickmang Munch' Bauer' Griswold, M k Wl 'g: Hackbarth' SWCCI, Gulden Hiclsbcrg. Meidle, Boyce, Randall. Holifman I Harold Zip Schuster, maintenance Robert Kohler' Karl Hunke. Edward Iimkc. Anthony Ebcrshcrgcr, custodians. Row Rau' Row Row Row 1: Kulow, Raven, Gutsmeidl, Spicer, Kuphal, O'Laughlin 2: Eyers, Kulibert, Joubert, Donner, Penzenstadler, Schweder 3: Neubauer, Parsons, Slife, Peterson, Hoffman, Sthultz 4: Sennholz, Miller, Scheuerman, Troudt, Laliien, Stutz 5: Wagner, Putzer, Koeller, Dushinski, Werdin, Porter ... ff HALL MONITORS CHIEF COOKS L-R: Mrs. Irene Rothenbach, Engelke, Helfernon, Matsche, johnson, Kohl, Lechner, Engelke Row l: Golliher, Fischer, McCauley, Reno, Teela Raw 2: Gireau, Raddatz, Harrand, janke, Schaetz, Langkau Row 3: Fryfogle, Baker, Binder, Birkholz, Hammerseng, Doemel Row 4: Zipprich, Bednarek, Gams, Baum, Showers, Gulig Rau' S: Fallon, Nelson, Harrison, Radcliffe, Berth, Rand LIBRARIANS L-R: Johnson, Ziegenhagen, Wagner, Kelley Zimmerman, Lugoski, McCord, Berrey Bradley, Walske, Rozek, Cook, Zellmer Dahms, Steineke, Gorny, Bauer OFFICE STAFF Sealed: Reno, Knohloch Ruedinger, Miller Stundirzgz Hansen, Abraham, Gafner, Dolley, Rusch. Petersen, DePew, Diedrich, Rose, Ciscel, Koplitz. Reiter. Grahle, Becker. Sandbeck, Stroshine. Ostwald. Guetschow PROJECTIONISTS Seated: Engler, Boughton, Steiger, Pausig Stumling: Roth, Hoffman. Miller, Sawicki, Hack- harth, Babbitz, Wollangk, Steineke, Hughes, Harrington, Weinman, Hook NURSES AIDS Sealed: Linke, Bell, Magnusen, Bormann Standing: Madison, Rcsheske, Dobbins. Groskreutz, Miss Hogan, Wfussow, Brandt, Frey OFFICE STAFF Ulrich, Peters Standing: Stowe, Schlichting, Basiks. Krueger, Garbe, Pokrandt, Gelfers, Stecker, Phillips, Klitzke, Nichols, Engelke, Davis, Bitter, Bollom Seated: Ristow, Berholtz, The creative ufriting in STUDENT PRINTS inspires us. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Doris Biebel ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Gretchen Brandt, Judy Dengcl, Pam Duncan CONTRIBUTORS: E. Berth, A. Dempsey, J. Hall, N. Hinn, J. Jacobson, R. Koch, S. Lange, D. Lemke, R. Matschi, M. Neubauer, H. Owens, J. Parsons, P. Raab, K. Voss ' Azlrimr ., Miss Mildred Leyda THE INDEX keeps us posted EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORS: Ann Dempsey, Janet Kratsch ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Fred Paepke NEWS EDITOR: K. Reardon FEATURE EDITORS: V. Geer, R. Kittoe CLUB EDITORS: C. Schneider, N. Stroshine TYPIST: M. Youngwirth PHOTOGRAPHY: G. Nolan, D. Kildsig. R. Propson REPORTERS: M. Borman, S. Ciscel, E. Dunham, C. Fallon, B. Guetschow, E. Gereau. D. Hull, R. Harrington, S. Johnson, J. Jung, L. Jubert, J. Kiser, K. Kuenzel, M. Loughrin, D. Lemke, G. Lentz, R. Matsche, M. Meigher, J. Madison, D. Mundinger, J. Miller. P. McAuley, N. March, Schuster, B. Novotny, R. Richter, Raube, B. Ruby, C. Randall, J. Rozek, D. Strupp, B. Scherer, P. Sitzherger, J. Seefeld, S. Schwandt. D. Decker, Schroeder, D. Weyers, M. Wood, J. Watson, B. Weber, S. Weiland. C. Baker, M. Scheuerman, J. Schneider, J. Hall, A. Berger, G. Running, D. Tyriver, M. Phillips, D. Borisch, G. Genal J. G. Adzivor .......... Miss Hazel Irene Foltz BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER: Dave Gauger ASSOCIATE: Jerry Belot CIRCULATION MANAGER: Alice Plashko ASSOCIATE: Joreen Wussow STAFF: C. Noll, J. Anderson, J. Stelzner, M. Stewart, N. Rand, M. Lippold, R. Kittoe, G. Klinger, D. Shew, D. Smith, J. Ader, N. Wynen, W. Butt, B. Boreen, D. Porter, C. Sihley, J. Roethlisberger, J. Haynes, C. Gray, J. Grasee. R. Guenther, L. Kleinschmidt, S. Albee. G. Kenheld Aflrimr ......... Mr. Howard Pennewell tie nzeu THE NOTEBOOK keeps our memories green EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: john Kester ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Gwen Hammack, Gail Krumrich. Mary Magnusen, Nancy Pazen ART: B. Bell, S. Grota, S. Linke. B. Lugoski, J. Noehel, H. Owens CLUBS: M. Stewart, editor, C. Brown, C. Hanncman. N. Reno, M. Resheske COPY: P. Duncan. editor. D. Bichcl. G. Brandt. R. Reiter. B. Vlasak Q MAKE-UP: G. Hammack, editor, 1 S. Bowman. I. Camrda. J. Eppley, N. Harrison, M. Radkcy, E. Spink SPORTS: R. Dushcnski, K. Kaiser. C. Thomas, J. Wussow' SURVEY: N. Rouse, editor. D. Brooks, B. Gcnal. R. Mitchell PHOTOGRAPHY: R. Koch. R. Propson, co-edilorx. j. Beck, D. Kildsig Adiivni- . . . Miss Catharine josslyn I' IAS IX v emi XXI elf! 'iffy' vlxril ' VN ,fljl fs ffl li ff i1sf1:.i5fz:':i.4gEsi.1. , . a ' n. a r z, ,. un ngery I ,J L d M 1 M gy: J l ash . Migyhesqh , Nvllfklflilid .l- Rack X , .. 0 A. Sd! C-rp sc, NJ Y: Zietl ' , ! X , ,!0jld1:i.vfW. . . .... giss Kahn yligryl f . W U, C K. J JJ., I Vx W! ' 172 ff' If fl J, J l IX f . 1 U KJ! FII J I by yi? ,Y ' 17 f 1' I jx ' l 'I N A CAPPELLA QQQQQ QMQ Q .',?.-fin?-Cl'- . 'M -M' K V y V, fl A ' . -snaiwmx f Iif Mi'i'N'-- CHORISTERS TREBLE CHOIR 'faiaikiw Wx 2'4'W'1?'? ,- W, mf xPjY?iW,5jfiyJTu!fMW, ', EUJW f if .9 W QJTVJILHNU Y THE UNCALLED FOUR - MINUS ONE MADRIGALS BRIGADOON w 1 'W' , N ' 'J Ymma,,H W 'W ' I K, 1 'N Q at !m.,!1,,! ' N L, M, 4' ., w1w,g ' xl. , U -X .Mg WN!! Y Y yt Y Y! ,Q ,Y,, 5,Ym,. NI M ':f,. 'W X H ' ,, Sm., , Y Y W, W Fw ' , , w, I' X L W!! MW X 'M QL ,I N N my ' W 'f'w, W, ' LX M F!! ',1,5iiwnrJ :', w,!,nv W W Xu n. w ,, w,.. W , M. . I ,Z KX Wy, N LI,:4EmlLfQm,,,,Hg,,5,g A gd -W A ' , W , H, . ' H9-.I wg, mfw., Y. H ,V , ,v Y N I ,,w,,3,,9'Iw NLM mx A, . ws! my 3 ' rkff W , 'wg wmg,,,h 5, 5 ,ax M ,N 'N 1, vw- ,X ,W ,!!, wh WW ' , pw v ay 1 W, ' 5 E E l E TEEN TONES N . f XR 03 GIRLS' DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS ff OUR BAND J .ZZ '5 WIND SYMPHONETTE -1 OUR ORCHESTRA efze aa Hee are with the ones iven below? fNote to underclassmen: take a ti 8 from your e1ders!J WHAT QUALITIES ARE NECESSARY FOR . SUCCESS IN HIGH SCHOOL? I Work - 117 KGuess we can't be as lazy as they sayJ3 Good study AL m QB N 426 seniors Participated in this survey. How d0 y0ur answers com- K XX 2 1 B habits - 35 . . . Personal factors, such as: Personality - 423 Friendly attitude - 443tAmbition - 263 Participation in activities - 223 Getting along with others fteachers in- cluded? - 353 honesty - 73 attention in class - 5 . . . Lazy man's means: Apple-polishing-143 Pull-6. WHAT STUDY HABITS HAVE YOU USED SUCCESSFULLY? Practice makes perfect: Take notes - 413 Outline- I8Q Study at a set time - 133 Read, take notes, re-read - 10 . . . Brain work: Don't,procrastinate- 293 Concentrate - 223 Memorize - 8 . . . Silence is golden: Study in a quiet room - 173 use study halls or libraries - 36 ..., 71 lost confusing: Study hardest subject first - IIQ easiest subject first - 8g Give one hour to each subject - 53 one half-hour - 7 . . . And then there's this type: Study to music - 53 Take short breaks - 2 C1 every 5 minutes, maybe.?J: Have refreshments - 3 CFood for thought.?D And, believe it or not, No study habits -- 104!! 'WHAT ARE YOUR SUGGESTIONS FOR GETTING ALONG WITH TEACHERS? The teacher's dream: Do what is expected of you- 1213 Be courteous, friendly, cooperative - IIIQ Recognize their knowled e and their wish to hel ou - 10g Behave - 283 Partici are in class discussions 8 P Y P , - 233 Know the answers -- 11 QQKQMSW KNasty break for the first hour . 12330 X kidsJ3 Do extra work - 193 RWE Apple-polish - 6 COh, come ' W now!J3 Appeal to their weak- 4 51 nesses - 1 fWhat weaknesses.?J 7 V any 11 Q5 EL iN ' WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS WORRY ABOUT IM' IN CONNECTION WITH YOU? School daze: My grades - 91 COh,dear! D3 My education - 33 When I have too much school work - 1 . . . My social life: When I stay out late - 673 My friendships -- 18 fPlease, Dad, come and bail me out73 My ni ht life - 10g When I'm in a car - 34 . . . Me in eneral: M future - I7Q My health -- 93 The g 3 Y draft - 33 My moodiness - 13 My lack of dates - 1 4Got a spare brother.?33 Nothing - 353 Everything - 6 1These parents ought to meet!! WHAT DO YOU WORRY ABOUT IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR PARENTS? Their welfare: When they don't feel well - 243 Because they're working too hard - 9g Their happi- ness - 13 Are they getting enough out of life? - 3 . . . Their parents' pride and joy : Do they worry too much about me? - 163 Are they satisfied with me? -83 Can I live up to what they expect? - 7g Am I a burden - 1 . . . You selfish little thing, you: They don't understand me - 8g They try to choose my dates - 43 How will they punish me this time? - 2 CYou'd better write to Ann Landers.J WHEN ARE YOUR PARENTS MOST HELPFUL? Straight from the heart: Always - 273 When I need help - 57Q Helping solve my problems - 373 Giving me advice and guidance - 31 . . . You I can do without: Financially - 48: Furnishing my meals - 103 Letting me have the car - 93 When they ler me do what I want - 4 fSpoiled, aren't 108.933 Helping me give parties - 4g They have nothing to offer me - 1 fOh, brother! Kid, are you mixed up! J Q WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL? 1 T- C I- All in favor: Friendships - 182 Cll'fow.'J5 Activities - 845 Sports I V - V V - 335 Classes - 435 The idea of learning - 33 . . . Funny people: l The freedom of the school - 5 ClVbo said dat.?J Homeroom - 15 11:50-1:10 - 15 Everything - 105 Nothing - 14 WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT TEACHERS? --,zefx -L- Tbe finer qualities: Friendliness - 295 Helpfulness-445 Understanding - 175 Patience - 25 Sense of humor - 125 Sincerity - 11. WHAT DO YOU DISLIKE ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL? Ugb!!! Tests - 225 Homework - 875 Oral reports - 15 Essay questions - 15 Term papers - 15 getting up at dawn - 135 routine - 12 . . . Hail, Alma Mater: The building and the crowded conditions - 715 Too many steps - 15 Room 307 - 8 CYou are my sunsbineD5 Lighting - 15 Short time between periods - 15 Cold rooms -' 1 CHere's a tip - red flannels do wonders.J WHAT DO YOU DISLIKE ABOUT TEACHERS? A little work never hurt anyone 1.97: Those who don't follow the assignment - 115 The one who thinks his or hers is the only subject - 225 Those who don't collect written assignments - 18 CYahJ . . . Your personality is showing: The Crabby ones - 205 The dull ones - 14 fyawn! D5 Those who have pets - 135 Those who lack understanding - 135 Those who embarrass me - 1 . . . Do you remember: Those who lack discipline - 45 Those who discouraged when they should have encouraged? - 25 Those who don't bother to learn the kids' names? - 35 Those who don't stick to the subject matter? - 22. QUICKIES Q How many hours do you average a day on a job outside of school? None-1675 1 hr.-435 2 hrs.-525 3 hrs.-465 4 hrs.-365 more-49. . 5 Do you dance? Yes-3385 No-48. When did you learn? Before I jr. High-1365 Jr. high-1785 Soph.-135 jr.-105 Sr.-1. Do you eat breakfast? Always-2505 Sometimes-1085 Never-32. N fy Do you bring a lunch to second hour? Always-275 Sometimes- -4 -1' 'TV 2305 Never-39. How often do you help at home? Daily-3025 Weekends-775 Never-18. When do you go to bed on school nights? 9:00-105 9:30-525 10:00-1705 Later-163. On an average, how many text books do you carry home each night: None-485 1-1555 2-1505 3-375 More than 3-6. Estimate what it will cost you to attend school this year. SSO. or under-2065 3551.-55100.-615 35100. to 3150.-185 Over 8150.-50. Would you like to be a Sophomore again? Yes-1625 No-240. Would you be in favor of a class reunion in about ten years? Yes-3505 No-55. Do you expect to go to college? Yes-1155 No-188. Were you ever complimented by a teacher? Yes-3575 No-32. S XT77 Q Did you ever get a freedom card? Yes-2305 No-162. , Q tp Did you ever get a detention slip: Yes-1385 No-271. .Q ll Were you ever kicked out of libraries? Yes-685N0-335. ll 3 0 Have you ever had a yellow excuse? Yes-415 No-348. MA Have extra-curricular activities helped you to be successful in school: Yes-2605 No-314. - Have you ever been in a pep skit? Yes-855 No-314. Have you ever held an office? Yes-1275 No-256. Do you think it is important to conform to the 'crowd ? Yes-2025 No-152. Do you plan to live in Oshkosh? Yes-1675 No-1985 Don't know-32. Do you pay an income tax? Yes-995 No-302. Did you ever wear braces on your teeth? Yes-375 No-354. 288 Seniors indicated a choice of hobbies as follows: Sports-1035 Music-495 Collecting-285 Cars- 275 Reading-225 Art-175 Sewing-155 Dancing-85 Writing-75 Dramatics-25 Baby sitting-25 School activities-2. 1 5 75: , ., , .,-- -N -,L fm-,, 1 v, X . , 1 i . . . .., I , -,I ,.4, . Y UV , r K Y Y . A 3 .7 -' - ' ' H uf' , ,f ' , - -13, ,qu M , QM , , L CM, V 'W-Mmm Q x f., gl, ,,X,V if Ny,ffA1g-+cQ,1.4,6 ,4.,O XXNQW X Q' :XM-F WK JL4,+,Uf,sQ'?4g Wage l t ' Jvfneoj kpxx yr LH 4 X f,f A f, 4 +501 ,MSW NWO we S015 QQ sw' xfngi-gjiff-7 i 1396 , WW! W' wfwwkfb WM ob OV' Sf' wiv WWW? www, SW M195 dfliww a A NNW yo 'flag 4 3 C' ' X x W MW 'QC A sy? I : fy . . S ' K: aaa. jgvurfuf. 'J X ua M2 'VW' A 'MM' qi Q P' ' EW, Aufrnfrnuu oLa..4.7Q 1 l FX' u Q a4..L I'x.o1u-.- ' 0 ' fprlug Q ie ' Uno 60 SAAMU 6'-' Z--..4,e..' ' S , 1 M S MMM N WM' .aww 'WTJM Q A ' AJ A OUJQQQJ o 5 3 Q . N I ' , J . 1 HI, 4' sg bg 1' JMQ1' jf! Qs gy m ' W ' - x X 'V 4, I., X 1 Hi, ' M3 k A l fMW54AfT My H 5, . t Q 1 , Ng' . , I 'Qs y WE Of ' 'M Liu-W---if 1-1--H--v , , I . . t W , .-1 .. I , - :I -, -h, , .J .q ,v ,W ,X-5 3 :4 3 - .CN - 72. :-U-'Q N' vii! 'Y' . 'frm X 1 Tx . K!! 6 xN xx Q X . X ,ff- QV 9 o'f X X755 O VQQM joyce Norman and Barbara Wuest welcome returning alumnae who stop to sample the hospitality of the home economics classes of Miss Bauter and Miss Schlerf. Daredevil Dick Celichow- ski plows through for a nice gain as the Indians win 27-13. .Jlamt 79 Let's Bar-B-Que 'em says room 414, and takes first prize. Queen for a day! Jeri Wtissow, crowned at the pep meeting, is surrounded by her court, Ellie Spink, Kathy Mueller, and Nancy -Iago. l l l Future Farmers of America and gorgeous gal Dick Leisenberg come up with a prize-Winning float . . . Cand that's no baloney! J f x e .44 54 There isn't much left of 'em - as prize-winner 305 can testify. The court beams as their royal coach makes its way past cheering crowds. The Redmen dig their own graves as they go down in defeat. Chief mourner, Bruce Blechl, doesn't seem too sad. S. Eiler, N. March, B. Wil liams, C. Cunningham, G. Kindness, and M. Young wirth, admire G.A.A. dec- orations in the main hall- and it all came true! The score mounts as jerry 1 A5 6 M Annis plunges through time after time. 5 ,Qc ,Q EPS VARSITY Row 1: Teteak, Muza ensen, Dolan, Ader bauer, Ceelen. Krause Thomas Ludwig, Schultz, Hall nard s , ,V M ivfim, ,U s, ,nywtvfwm if Q :sx:,sfzvgfr1:,S,az:,:f,2ef, LN If , , lyl' J, K .Q i , ll, , iff. .M f 1 ,ig L , , V HV IWXXVDZ w,,fz,VkM gf XL, LF ,jfq 'Gam g THANKS FOR THX MEMORIES ' ' if, ,fi 'JV The 1954 football season left many happy memories in its wake. Not since 1 1 ? Q gf Dolan ' Q if fir ill gl ii Ceelen 1949 has O.H.S. come up with such bone-crushing, tooth-rattling football. With the best running attack, the best passing, the highest scoring offense and the tightest defense in the Conference, Oshkosh roared to a second-place finish with a record of seven wins against one loss. Kassube Yea, Indians! Teteak Christensen ! 'nj LaRose, Peppler, Christ- Berrell. Kassube, Neu- Row 2: Schumerth, Eh- lers fmgr.J, Diedrich, Koplitz, Miller, Celi- chowski, Davis, Grill, Price, Annis, Berger, Row 3: Fiss, Spellman, Vesperman, Neitzel, Kuhnz, Horeis, Cook, Gehrke, Parker, Bar- Row 4: Thomas, Warner, Zepczyk, Kroening, Henslin fmgr.J, Rad- xii P 1 ji fill ij, W 1 Xi Mil. ljwif Ijff X- X 1,7 , ' Xi, xfbl Mfjil' 1 , 'u' rx -1 M' j,KM,1iifW KV ,N if A O! X , lqltx , , H -'Jiri ff I v f A 1 x If ff! I ff yr We played the opening game against Marinette Cnon-conferencej and our team sloshed its way through a sea of mud to a well-deserved 12-0 victory. The following week at Manitowoc, Oshkosh scored in the last minute of play to make it 13-7 in our favor. Then came the important battle with the defending champs, Green Bay West, and, after a few costly errors, we wound up on the short end of a 27-7 score - our only defeat of the season. Our Homecoming game was next on the schedule and a happy homecoming it was as we took Sheboygan Central into camp to the tune of 27-13. On the next three week-ends the Indians triumphed over Appleton C25-OJ, Sheboygan North 16-05, and Green Bay East 114-75, and we rang down the curtain by routing our traditional rival, Fond du Lac, 54-6. It is significant that five of our linemen were named on all-conference teams: center Dick Teteak C both defensive and offensive squadsl, jerry Peppler ide- fensel, Bell Ceelen fdefensej, guard jerry Neubauer Coffense, and tackle Gary Kassube Coffensej. The 1954 football memory book is a pleasant one, indeed and heartiest con- gratulations are due the team and their coaches for a'job well done. Fight ,emi Krause Peppler Celxchowski iw 1 N 5 fs K i t Y f Q , F ka ' 1 i 'iii 5 ,i.t Q x! Musa Miller LaRose NK Elly lxi gkgx , ,N ,, X ui., xl..- An , . A d er lf, .n f V .wr- -'iwf' N ' I .uzwlx A ' ' . H ' ' Captaxn Teteak m conference with master- iwmg minds Schultz, Schumerth, and Hall - a win- ning combination! 'WLS ' em. we -f J ,,n, Ludwig -2 isa: '15 A ': PLAYER Thomas Neubauer OF THE YEAR Berger 1 Berrell Koplitz fr z, xg 3? , nl ,,W,,?,, , 1 ug: E' Qi? fa Beck Own Kuhnz 5' x Seal Ludwig wi Mnchell I Thomas . Q Q, - Kaufman PLAYER Celichowski Miller f N1 -1i 1 :'wwn --J wa- PQ- 1 1: -ww-mvw 1' MacDonald fl- ' I, aww' Davis OF THE YEAR Barnard Lyons l l ,D Q AJ, .J 9 , al A 'ln ,iw ,N V I , , ' Th W' l A ZQ ,Q J z r ,ll yv 'I+ , 4 ,, I IJ! .I I , L7 L1 'fb U VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Magnusen, Spink, Bormann, Wussow, Stroshine VL' e VARSITY Left to right: Kuhnz, Davis Miller, Seal, Beck, Thomas Bar-nard, Ludwig, Lyons MacDonald, Celichowski Kaufman Kneeling: Nolan, Mgr., Nord Coach, Ehlers, Mgr.' HOW THEY DID IT The 1954-'55 basketball season was a championship one for O.H.S. Sweeping through conference play with ten wins and three losses, the Indians brought to Oshkosh its first basketball cham- pionship since 1951. Sharing the crown with Manitowoc iwhom they beat twice! J, our cagers provided thrills a-plenty in their many closely-fought games. Remember the overtime victory against Mani- tpwoc? Or the thrilling win over Green Bay East when we were dowzn by as much as 13 points in the third quarter? 1 1 9 3 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Evanson, Vandersee, Hriber- nik, Farrow, Berlowski, Annis, Koeck, Bradley Row 2: Beck, Strupp, Grabner, Red- lin, Frey, Ludwig, Potterton In the process of taking the title, Oshkosh established two new conference records: a single game high of 102 points fagainst Fond du Lacb and a new high scoring average of 64.85 points per game. In M.I.A.A. tournament play, Menasha proved to be the same old nemesis she has in other years and eliminated the Indians from further competition. However, the season was still an overwhelming success and a tip of the hat goes to coach Ronnie Nord and his fine championship Indians! JAY-VEE CHEERLEADERS Seefeld, Brandt, Smith, Troudt, Watson 5 A . BASEBALL VARSITY Front: Burrell, Miller, Horejs, Thomas Parker, Coach Quandt, Tyriver, Teteak Peppler, Koplitz Rear: Dougherty, Mgr., Putzer, Spellman Hohenwalter, Kirchhoff, Lyons, Price Weigandt, LeBouton, Bowen, Dittloff Vesperman 1954 was a championship season for our baseball team. Compiling an overall season's record of 15 wins and 2 losses, Oshkosh swept to the state title and annexed its second straight league crown. Pulling several exciting victories out of the fire in tournament play, the Indians defeated Kenosha in the finals behind the no-hit pitching of Harold Gauger and Howie Koplitz. The 1955 season promises to be equally successful since nearly all the veterans have returned. Although it is still early, we have already avenged both of our defeats of last year by trouncing Menasha once and Sheboygan Central twice. 1 1 s u . I , p M ' I fi U . K ik x 3 M v' LLC 104-4 I K 1 W V ,af , J 01, fy!! il f u 5 l V X A , ,,,1,' , I A ' . TRACK , 44 K , fafeff. ff I Row 1: Kronzer, Kroening, Kuhnz, Ader, Paepke, Klimko, Jenson, Neitzel, Zepczyk, Rietz, 'Q ' , Xl v f f Cowan fly' ,L,42,f1l:f 'Ti Rout' 2: Henslin, Mgr., Koeller, Christensen, Kassube. Celichowski, Haverty, Himmler, Marx, 1 , .J 5, L V, , 3 Balke, Smith, Albee, Schara 1 5 4' 4 ' 'Q' XT Row 3: Holland, Anderson, Cook, Bradley, Beck, Rutledge, Evanson, Annis, Ott, Clavette, f 7111 jjf' l Koss, Priebe, Ludwig, Wolfe -' ' if I i Row 4: Krause, Thomas, Gabrielson, Lugg, Ziebell, Steinke, Mitchell, Barnard, Frey, 'y i 4 Schroeder, Schilcher, Hughes, Siebert 1144! , I I A 1' i,-' ' Mk' 7 F ff? 'fi L I j'7i,ff7f'7 I W The 1954 track season proved to be a long, hard one as the men of the cinder paths were able to win only one meet. They were in there fighting, though, every minute and sev- eral of the fellows did succeed in reaching the state finals. The 1955 team seems to be headed in a better direction and a winning season may be in the ofiing. Since several lettermen are re- turning, the outlook is much brighter. In fact, the boys have already won their first two meets of the year over Berlin and Sheboygan Central. Ironl: Clark, Kittoe, Weitz, Kintopf, Mastricola Rear: Bardley, Mgr., Konrad, Vandersee, Westphal Spade BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Jorstad, Otto, Guetschow, Knoll, Heidl Blink, Bama Spanbauer, Schneider, Schneider, Koss, Strupp, Kujawa, Kaiser, Retzloff, Spiering, Nelson, Han neman, Harrison, Mgr. GOLF Kneeling: Frentz, Dempsey, Stang Standing: Clark, Fiedler, Diel, Stauffer, Derr, Schu- hart, Repp, Lenz 1954 was a 50-50 season for O.H.S. links- men. Although the team did not compile a championship record, it did finish a respect- able 15th in the state-wide tournament. The 1955 edition is composed mainly of juniors and sophomores. However, as the sea- son progresses and the fellows gain in experi- ence, they may become opponents to be reck- oned with. TENNIS Front: Haebig, Harrington, Wheeler, Krueger, Davis Rear: Roley, Steiger, Eisch, Pinkerton, Kohl, Stelzner The 1954 tennis season saw the O.H.S. racketmen chalk up four wins against five losses, a record which earned them fifth place in the conference standings. The five losses can be explained in part by the tough schedule and in part by the fact that the team was made up largely of underclassmen. The season fin- ished on a bright note as Bob Haebig and Danlee Timm finished 3rd in the conference doubles tournament. Thus far this year the team has dropped its opening match with Watnptnn but, with the return of four letter-men, Coach Hansen feels that the team will get back on the victory trail in short order. Our sincere appreciation goes to OUR SPONSORS. It is their interest and cooperation year after year which makes the publication of these annuals possible. We urge you to give them your support. Get your red hot covers here! 1 ,,,,. CRYSTAL Drug Co. DERKSEN and Sons, Cigar Mfrs. DICKSON'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear DODD Gas and Appliance Co. DUNHAM-FULTON Sporting Goods Co. DUNPHY Boat Corp. Compliments of A FRIEND FA'TIMA Shop, Religious Goods FAMILY FINANCE Corporation of Oshkosh FRIEDRICH'S Meat Market GAMBLE Store GEHRKE'S Wallpaper and Paint Store GEORGE Company B. F. GOODRICH Company D. Garrison and R. Klimko out to get 'eml' ADA'S Hat Shop AGRELL and BRUESKE ANDERSON'S Book and Stationery ANGER'S jewelers APELL Mosaic and Tile Co., Inc. APPLIANCE MART, Inc. 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CYou name it!J TO THE ZERNICKE STUDIO, OUR GRATITUDE For six years Mr. Irving Brown did all of the major photography for our book without any charge to us. Last August Mr. Brown retired and Mr. Calvin Zernicke and Mr. John Thompson took over the studio. They have continued to give us the same fine cooperation and the same high quality of workmanship that we have enjoyed in the past. PF Pk Pk Our thanks, too, to the DAILY NORTHWEST- ERN who graciously let us borrow negatives from their files so that we might bring you better pic- tures of games and of special school events. Y Q ef. 1 . , le t Y ' 1-x' ' ,, ,. Q' X 3 L' J 5 t a 'Q '15 1 I 1 , ww? is V fr 'X A .K T' , 1. Who-oo-sh! 2. 'Bye, now 5. Editors at work 4. Ain't she sweet? 5. Sree-rike! 6. This is geometry? 7. Drivers of tomorrow 8. Hold that pose! 9. Smiling Nancys 10. Studying yogi ll. Innocence!-? 12. The line-up 13. Sleeping beauty 14. Last time for this! 15. Sleep time gals Sept. 7 Dog-eared books meet new Sept. 17 Pep meeting and sophs. get owners as the year starts. their first real look at stately seniors. Oct. 28 john Kester meting out 'punishment at the Roman Circus. .552 - Oct. 15-16 . . .V Brigadoon and hoot, Nov. 29 . . . T. Harrington hands first mon! Some pretty fine lads and prize to spelling wizard j. Kester. lassies were seen about. D. Weinman, M. Haverty approve. --D 1- D . 18 J. Kratsch, K- Kaiser, S- eek the hall ecunke, B. Stoeckli, E. spink at the senior girls' Sleigh Belle Ball. Oct. 28 . . . First report cards! B. Binner, B. Lugoski, S. Berry, D. Christiansen. R. Binder and J. Boese look worried. ememdez 7 Sept. 8 .. . First day of classes and a new batch of tram tickets are in circulation. Sept. 9 Elections to Student Council, Class Council, and Safety Council. The wheels begin to turn. Sept. 17 . . . The rains came but the Indians sloshed through for a 12-0 win over Marinette. Sept. 24 . . . A tie game until the last 68 seconds when Miller passed to Celichowski to top Manitowoc 13-7. Sept. 30. . . Everyone rushed to the bulletin board as the cast for Masque Club play was posted. Oct. 1 . . . Our first defeat - and a rough one- when Green Bay West left us at the bottom of a 27-7 score. Oct. 7 . . . Our first assembly and baritone Charles King entertained. Oct. 12 B.I.E. Day - half day off. They should do this more often. Oct. 16 The Indians went on the warpath and beat Appleton 25-O! Oct. 22 .. . The pep rally carried over from the morning mass meeting as the Indians exploded onto the field with two touchdowns in the first quarter to beat Green Bay East 14-7. Oct. 29 . . . Sheboygan North fell scoreless under the power of the Indians. Nov. 31. . Top scoring spree of the year downs Fond du Lac 54-6. Honors all around. Nov. 4-6 Teachers' Convention and a much needed vacation - for us! Nov. 10 . . . Sophomores discover one of the first real privileges of being sophomores as a special matinee of ALL IN THE FAMILY is put on just for them. Nov. 11-12 The rest of us get to see it! jan. 1 E. Frey flanked by two formal Jan. 24 . .. New books and new faces senior boys, D. Krause and B. Ceelen. as the second semester begins. Feb. 7 . . . Magazine drive ends--the sophomores stole the show. Nov. 6. . .They spoke for democracyg M. A. Fryfogle, M. J. Wallace, A. Laflien, and G. Brandt. Top salesman J. Allen and runners- up B. Plashko and W. Steiger. Feb. 8 American Legion orators -Winner J. Kiser, J. Fischer, and C. Thomas. Feb. 23 U. S. History students Feb. 24 T. Hughes, N. Reno, D. broadcast a class discussion to shut- ms for home service program, Hull, M, Laughrin, and E. LaRose the noblest Romans,of them all! Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan 25 . . . World Geography students find map helpfulg it's the wall in auditorium Pememlez 7 . . . . .Teachers discover that there are other wooden heads besides those in their classes when the puppet assembly was presented. . . . . .Eliminations for the spelling bee begin. .....Menasha beats us 66-53 - first game, too. C'mon, boys! . . . . .Thanksgiving vacation - no homework tonight! . . . . .Seniors measured for their gowns - that's right, we do graduate this year - we hope! . . . Madi- son East crumples under the In- dians' new-found strength, 67- 42. That's better. .The assembly this morning of- fered jean Goodspeed for our morning cheer. .Our first conference game and we sink the ships 54-44. .Janesville falls - bard C71-591 - looks as though we're really hot! . . . . . .Not so soon! Dad just lifted the curfew from the last time that report cards came out! . . . . .Sweet revenge! West's Wildcats aren'r so wild in the basketball 568500. .....The music groups put on a beautiful concert we'll all re- member. . . . . .Another heart attack 167-661 with Sheboygan Central on the bottom. Mutt you, boys? .....Christmas vacation - need we say more? ..s....,, Mar. 22 Custodian Bunkc ,. all April 9 Out of 800 contestants, Lois Mar. 18 J. Maus, G. Vandersee, in a days work- ., Luebke wins 6th place in poetry contest. and G. Galow - Iceboat winners. ememdm 7 lin April 20.21 Clgfk Judson, Judge Behind the scenes, make-up artists Kester. Witness Carver and D.A. Dengel. Kl'UmfiCh, and GICSOIY- Wheeler in Night of january l6. April 27 . .. J. Peters, j. Kester, and Miss MacFarlane clean-uP D. Tank at Mod. Language party. C0mm1fTe'3f I 'T April 9 jean Dahlke chosen Miss April 25 Eye-catching posters in l7.B.L.A. at state convention. the race for class ofiice. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Hit the deck - vacation's over! Heartbreaker - lost to Apple- ton, 47-46. Game time: two sec- onds too long.' What a score! Beat Fondy, rather, smeared Fondy 102-56. Set new conference record. Prepared for a new route and a new routine as the semester ended. All-school dance - hearts and flowers. First in a series of lectures by O.S.C. faculty for prospective college students. We're really growing up. . . . . .Lost to North, 68-67. Ouch! . . . . .Friends, Romans, man your togas -Roman Banquet time. .....Music filled the air - Winter Frolics. iNice work, choirs - couldn't be prouderlb Tournament. What a crowd fol- lowed our team and what a team! fBeat Fondy 85-59.5 ......All over but the memories . . . lost second game to Menasha. Doesn't matter - we know our team's best! . . . . . .Time for serious thinking and wise decisions - the election of the Senior Stars for 1955. 12 ..... Pencil-pushing day - college board exams. 22 ..... Old Man Winter pulled a boner. Big blizzard -- school closed - happy holiday for everyone ex- cept J. Kester and his P.F., M. Magnusen, who slaved over the NOTEBOOK all day. .Easter vacation begins with sun- ny days and closed books. E - - ' . . . un er- Ma 5 Mrs. Reno, mother of Theta Christensong Boys'-Girlis' State delegates Cl0U51Y - Win modestly' Jackle Peters' Mrs' Pefcfs and Mrs Spmk April 12 ...... STUDENT PRINTS comes out. Boy! Wish I could write like that! April 20 ...... Class play opening- Night of jan- uary 16. Still feel the goose bumps. April 25 8: 28 .Campaign speeches for sophs. and juniors. Hear dem knees a-knockin'. April 29 ...... The faculty elects ten of OHS's fm- est to represent the school at Boys' and Girls' State this summer. May 5 .. ...It's time for tea and pretty pastel dresses as Theta Epsilon girls put on their annual party for their mothers. gf May 6 . . .. . A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. May 14 . . . . . . Lots of flowers and music and sheer delight wrapped up in the Senior Prom package of memories. june ? . Award days. Life can be beautiful, or ........ ! june 8. ...... Senior Farewell and Thanks for the Memory. Senior banquet: cigar, anyone? june 9 . ..... Sad, anxious, scared . . . the class of '55 awaits its destiny. Teachers close their books with a sigh and mark another 'year gone by. Students hail a wonderful summer ahead and Seniors get set for swingout. Goodbye and Good Luck H May 6 Queen of the May, Joreen Wussow, with Maid-of-Honor, Maxine Wood and the first May Queen, Mrs. Gordon Brown. The Court: Marcia Smith, Barbara Genal, Ruth Reiter, Judy Dengel, Barbara Stang, janet Kratsch, Shirley Albrecht, Gretchen Brandt, Mary Ellen Troudt, Gail Krumrich, Eleanor Spink, Mary Mag- nusen, and Carole Hanneman. Left: Prom royalty: King Harley Jenson and his Queen, Kathy Mueller, with Kurt Brandt, Maxine Wood and Bill Spence. 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