Owen Withee High School - Clover Leaf Yearbook (Owen, WI)

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KEY CLUB Seated- B. Hull, A. Smith A. Nowak, F, Samek, J. Madsen, D. Southworth, P. Stasek, Standing- P. Bladl, G. Southworth, E. Gay, W. Hansen, A. Burhop, C. Lulloff, Mr. Daniel. The Key Club, under the direction of Louis Daniel, began it's first year in Owen as of May 20, 19165 It's first job was to elect officers which are as follows: President- Frank Samek Vice President- Alex Nowak Secretary- Jerry Madsen Treasurer- Don Southworth Last fall we sponsored a hot dog stand at the Owen Junior fair. During the course of the year we spoL ' the naming of WOwen Eaglesn for the football and baskc' . We sold T-shirts, banners and buttons and it lS now ou. .ope to send two delegates to the Key Club Convention in Washing- ton D.C.

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JUNIOR PRCM Y n W The big event of our Junior year took place on April 30, when Benny Graham and his Orchestra provided the music for our promenade, where Frank Samek and Beverly Pyatt reigned as king and Queen. The theme for the prom, WThe Little Old Milln, was portrayed by a Dutch scene with blue and white as the color scheme. On the south wall were the words to the song, while on the opposite wall there was a large Dutch boy and girl sitting on a hill, where a pair of wooden shoes and tulips formed the background. Two large baskets of assorted colored tulips were placed beside the trelis, which formed an arch over the doorway. The wishing well and punch table stood on either side of the stage, where black silhouettes on silver paper were used as decorations. The chaperones for the promenade were the kings' parents,Mr. and Mrs. Sigmond Lentz, the queens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pyatt, Mr. Joseph Korpal and Mr. Ben Bruchert. retry