Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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ROW 1: M. Magnusen, J. Juedes, L. Haidlinger, N. Fisher, J. Polishinski, A. Borland. ROW 2: N. Hennig, J. Kaufmann, T. Schultz, K. Zweiger, J. Prout, J. Dempsey, L. Schreiber, G. Lentz, J. Neubauer, J. Brunover, F. O'Nei1, J. Sosinski, S. Radford. Y 0 9 Q, 1' uary 18, 1923 was the birthday of GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA. The club was formed by fifty eight enthusi- Q rls for the purpose of social and intellectual development along scientific lines. Even though the purpose has remained more or less the same through the years, other interests have been added and now Gamma Sig of- fers a great deal of help to its members in choosing their vocations . . . Advisor: Miss Krarsch. Nature study goes over big In Gamma Sig. ROW 1: S. Cholewinski, S. Lowe, C. Kenney, N. Redemann, S. Cholewinski, K. Le- Vine, C. Wollaeger. ROW 2: J. Spiczenski, N. Bamey, K. Kimball, M. Block, S. Block, P. Belot, B. Weglin, T. Swisher, S. Dinger, S. Boeder, D. Gordon, C. Spring- bom, J. Worthen.

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X ' ' ROW 1: E. Engelmann, J. Herrle, V. Wojahn, C. Schoeniax, K. Konrad, S. Zastrow J. Rub A Rusch. , . ROW 2: C. Stutgman, S. Cholewinski, S. Cholewin- ski, V. Glassman, J. Ames, J. Miller, J. Larsen, L. Velissaris. ROW 3: B. Schneider, N..Thal.hofer, M. Arent, L. Spanbauer, P. Ott, K. Mosling, B. Wies- ner, H. Rogge, S. Siewert. ROW 4: N. Fisher, K. Gogolewski, C. Hendrick- son, P. Unmuth, J. Wolff, J. Sprehe, J. Thomas, J. ' wohit, P. uk. Q, Vqflsj , ,VZ ,L V ,J ,LL . L L , If - , 1 , , ca!! L Lb ,f,,, Wt, 1 Y , .X V v .1 ,. 1 v - 1 1 1 , ,N . ,, .1 ,f L 1 , 25 473 99 5 2. . X 1 if ff Lili QU xi! ' ' N LM' l C Lv ul L ? Q-iginallgl THETA EPSILON was organized as a girls' debating society whose goal was to attain excellence in debate and public speaking. But Father Time has changed many t things, this goal in particular, for it is now the aim of the club to develop social graces and leadership qualities. Quite a switch! The hi ,points in Theta Ep s year are the 'I supervision of the election and the crowning of tx 'Homecoming Queen and the annual . B xg Mothers' Day tea. Oh, yes, you must still have gh grades in Eyfglish to be a member. . . . Qgal' S g Advisor: Miss Leyda. V , X X ,H Q' A Theata Ep -,U uf' by 4' I .A g J 1 Is really h6P 3 ,AV Rub , f X ff if y. lu K f J X ' V ,V fi 1 R5 91193, .r W L fl H If 7 z I I t, if' 5' v u V li 1 ' lf Pl fx, 'V ft? I 'f I . y Y W' I L ld ,Af ,J lj j J I rl If , ROW 1: K. Knaak, J. Sprague, A. Rogge, S. Ziegenhagen, J. Sosinski, J. Worthen, M. J. Horner, B. Schneider, S. Radford. ROW 2: S. Boeder, J. Tank, J. Juedes, J. Jones, G. Lentz, L. Schreiber, M. Bloch, K. LeVine. ROW 3 J. Nosch, A. Denlaff, P. Luebke, F. Spanbauer, J. Krause A. Borland S Murphy, J. Allen, ivrfmir- chell. ROW 4: J. Neu- bauer, M. Phair, S. Sch- midt, N. Sullivan, R. Pokrandt, P. Wegener, T. Schultz, A. Zuelsdorf, P. Ludwig.

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13 l ROW 1 A Bxrkholz, P Schmrdt, S Pokxandt, J Paffenroth, B Brenchley, J Schultz, B Grose ROW 2 D Tesch, M Delsmg, D Mrsterek 14344 244 7m To promote an rnterest rn art both rn and out of school the Pallette Club was orgamzed rn mber used to present a puppet show each year and 1n addmon they made and sold mrnrature gold o lls an ketballs S1nce that ume many changes have been made The group rs now called ALPHA RI-I TAU or QS! Club Therr ma1n project IS no longer a puppet show but a general art exhxbrt usmg all types of medra club rs also responsrble for the lawn decoratrons at Homecomrng ume Advrsor Mr Grossman In Alpha Rho Tau You learn how to drau' JU M, 91 ROW 1 N Anms S Schultz, S Schaefer, B Becker, C Mays, F -1 Glaubrtz, M Hannes ROW 2 J Schuharr, M Mankuskv 29 ?1 .f 2r ' , X ' . . . . . , ,lu U ,4 ' l . . ' ' . l O. l 1 . ' , W 1 , M, r Q J gh :Ly -. , 4' x ks - 1.. I A 1 f . 9 Q V KU X 'R A' 'B ,. 1, xv . I !