PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)
- Class of 1948
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CO' EDITORS - MUQHQL I-IELD AND WILLIAM WOQZALLA AQT- EDWOQS -SALLY Tame-32 AND JAMES GOETZ U2 'L A fypual-l 9 , fq'l0AJ-L ' RA? - I-'s 5 -5 U40-and -.f .. A, gr . .4 . I - h 5 ,. 1 I . ' ' : Q . 5 - ,- I 1 33 DuBuss.a5D BY Ts-45 SIENH U2 CREM E Q J. JAQQES uses.: scuooz. STEVENS Dorm' was. ' Viv--ff:-M-. . f- A , I . 1-Lf FOREVVORD In presehtmq thrs your 1948 Tottter we hope thot you wut ehroy reo mcg rt os much os we hove ehroyeut puhhsh mg rt We olso hope thot you wut shoke the lust oft the Covers ohce th o whrte oh rehve oh e more thrs post school veor memorres wh ch hove oeeh preserve 11 form ot prcture GHC porooroph Whether you he tresh mon sophomore rumor or sehror there 13 somethmq of rhterest tor eoch ot you lmoorme yourse't the hoy or qrrt trovehhq throuqh your hook os the vorrous ospeuts of the post yeor or school lte ore presented Homecom rho Forr ond Supper Clubs rooho othtetrcs mu rc ond the puohcotrohs Eoch hetpe to moke or tutl yeor o HQ to he ehoem e e tor morhy yeors tp come tt rs our wrsh thot the 1048 'Vottler w H he ot rmmeosurohte ossrstohce to you rn hetpmq to re rve cmd emoy oooto your experreh es ot P I Iocobs H oh Soho 4 V . 1 , ' , 'v 1 V , fi! Y X, .J F . vt , F4 A , U, , x, , 4 A A L 1 w - V - I 4 Q4 . or J . I I I I 1 , Y , . 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' 'N V ' A 71 J lm KX- - 1'I X ' X 4 ADMINISTRATICDN YCDUR SUPERINTENDENT Stevens Po1nt has been one of the rm portant c1t1es of WISCOUSIU dur1ng the entrre one hundred years of statehood A year before Wrs consrn became a state a school was 1n opera tron here and for seventy one years the youth of th1s crty have had the prtvrlege of htgh school educatron The class of 1948 the slxty etghth class to graduate Wrll 1o1n the 6 500 graduates who have preceded them Durrng th1s Cen tennral year much has been studted and learn ed ot the achlevements of the men and Women P M VINCENT who have made our state and our crty what they are today We trust that the background and experlence of the past four years have been such that the members of th1s class w1ll measure up to the hrgh standards of those who preceded them In busrness rn rndustry homes or rn s hool may we constantly have before us that Wh1ch has become not only the motto but thel 1deal and real1zat1on ot th1s great state durlng these one hundred years Forward an Haiku at 1 . I - . , , lfl - I ' ' 1 1 Q xv 1 - ' 1 . n rf ' ' su.,,, ,mm L 1-vw 1 ttlfI7f'tff 'W A M ,N f 1 K ' ,, 1 AND PRINCIPAL A G BOSTAD The law of our land provrdes for equal Justrce to the poor as well as to the nch to the Weak as Well as to the strona Thrs IS one rn strument by whxch a democrat1c soctety estab llshes malntarns and protects thrs equallty among dlfferent persons and qroups The other rnstrument IS educatron whlch IS necessary to QIVG effect to the equalrty prescrlbed by law Both are mterdependent to the extent that nerther can operate successfully wlthout the other More than ever before the youth of C Speerstra fa!! X44 ,1 today wxll have to contmue therr educat1on for a lonqer perlod of tlme lt IS my hope that the qraduatmq class of 1948 w1ll have the foresrqht to carry on therr educatronal trarnrnq far beyond thexr four years of hrqh school Thxs added tramrnq should provlde the necessary knowledqe and back around that wrll help them to compete more successfully rn mamtamrnq and preservmq economlc effrctency and at the same t1me to make our country and the world a better place ln Whlch to l1ve A McCallum D Slowmskx r.-W. 1 - y I ' l ' J. l ' A 5 K I I I I ' I Q ' 4 ' . Y A-9 a Y gi 'K . ' nv A Q 9 amz of eaemzm n t t es 1 development ot the student s abrlrtres To read wltlt understartdmq to use hqures accurately and express Nfl self early are 1 co ant arrtesobedeelpd But the mere oossesslcn ot slcrlls rs rot enouah One rr ust also know how to use these slcrlls m the s 'utron ot croorems or possess th abrllty tc do practtcal th nlctnq Practrce IH meetmg dlttrcutt es by hrnkma the'n through Standmg K E Hurlbut P M Vmcent I S Phiiner Leo Larsen Seated C H Knudtson F I Blood H E Foster N E Mcxsterson Dr W G Wochmskn Dr rs the vay t learn now to trunk The schools arm to develop soclal voca ttonal and c1v1c competence and to educate the student qeneratrons tor peace lt thrs natron s to endure each student qeneratton must develop such tarth IH Amerrca and democracy as to w1thstand the stresses and strams rn the envrronment and the dangers from outsrde undemocratlc crrses N E Masterson B Nclborskx Siacfenl' Uounczll Row I Meleskx W Cable T Mable D Lange D Greek L LaLe1ke N George Row I Bartosz R Laszewskx G Qumn B Shomberq T Woodford Schxerl D Powers R Marquard Row B Pelkey L Laszewskn G Wrsxol I lackson V Frscher N Kxrby Row P Cralg P Boerner P Gxlman C Kurtzwexl C Mayek M Knope D Gxlbertson Every year a Student Councll representa trve IS elected from each homeroom He IS supposed to hung out the rdeas of hrs fellow students at meetmgs Thrs year everyone wlll agree that the Student Councrl has really come to hte At the begtnmng ot the year when class elect1ons were held the Student Councrl pre sented a new ldea Each class was drvtded 1nto two partres called the Bullmoose and the Greenhaclc Each party presented tts slate ot candrdates to each class Not completely sattshed wrth these partres some students orgamzed an lndependent party The Student Councll supervlsed the Home commg parade They orgamzed the lormatron ol the floats Thls year the Student Councrl served lunch to the teams after games Most ot the credrt goes to 1ts ottrcers Presrdent Terry lvlabte VICE Pres1dent Nlclc George Secretary Treasurer Betty Pellcy Advrsor Mr Walltn l l:l Z l t l PN, Q' QE' '- We 'Eff'-rv ff' M ' S 2 V' yx ' T' 4 Q ,Li E were-4-16 sgg Y 'Q' 3 F1 J as. ltr. 3 Q ,ea 253.581 2 uri? 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J K4 up FWQ1 fe I 1'W 'A..g,,,f, 190' k0cLo es ra! ffp dp? suv' 'J' V 'ffiflf 6 ew wwf ' fwjjl I KJ ST on 5 ' '5 'Afi!'M 4--f The Class of 948 CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Russell Pearson Vrce Presrdent Lowell Lalserke Secretary Gene Anderson Our tour years have certamly left nostalgrc never to be forgotten memorres ot our varred act1v1t1es from the frrst weeks of tryrng desperately to get to class on trme after wrestlrng wrth a stubborn locker combrnatron to our last few weeks of leelrng proud glad and sad at the same tlme Remember us shy young thrngs at the Freshman Party four years ago' We sure were scared to death Durrng our sophomore year we began to get rnto the swung of thrngs We Jorned some of the other actrvrtres Our Iunror Class Play was entrtled Small Town Romeo We had loads ot fun puttmg rt on Another thr1ll was the arrrval of our class rrngs We were so proud ot them They srgnrty our happy t1mes at a wonderful school Then our Prom The theme was ln Apple Blossom Trme One could almost smell the scent of the blossoms drrttrng through the arr lack Thompson chose as hrs Queen Betty Stueber Th1s year we hrt the top ot our hrgh school career Our class play was about an rnsane asylum wh1ch held a few teachers lt was entrtled Who s Crazy Now? The audrence sometrmes wondered who was We added somethrng new to the agenda ot senrors the Senror Ball The theme was Atter Graduatron Day It was our last tormal at P I Our class advrsors were Mr Stenzel, Mrs Moe, lvlrss Nelson, and Mrss Schultz No one really wants to admrt he's sorry to leave but everyone rs a lrttle sad We ve had some very good t1mes here mrngled rn wrth homework, tests, and other scholarly tasks Everyone rs sad to see all the good t1mes come to an end but we have wonderful memorres Good luck everyone' 14 Treasurer .............. . .... ............................... F rank Wojcik 'Z fs 'lg' XY! V x 'S' fVf 1? 4 Adamski. Esther - Come let's be merry. Adamski. Floyd - Anything for a quiet lite. Aldrich, Patricia - Silence is golden. Allen. Thomas - l am a man after my own heart. Altenburg, Arlene - Shy with mis- chief in her eye. Anderson Gene Me Study' Wrth my love hte' Anderson Morrxs O hte' What a maqazxne Bannach Eleanor Pretty wrth that look mn her eye Bannach Florence Why agree' I love to agree Barden Arlyn Thought ts deeper than all speech Barnsdale lrvmg Have fun but do lt quxetly Bea Barbara No one has more lun than I Becker Mary A A qxrl of sxlence IS one of sense Bella Frances Shy but nrce to know Blake Bradley Do as I say and not as I do Blaskey Pat Eyes lxke pools brg and round Bluma Lorratne A woman should be seen and not heard Boerner Phyllxs Always ln haste but never rushed Bogaczyk Beverly Has anyone seen Ice Borchardt Elame He who laughs last laughs best Bronk I-'rancxs He s qrowmg back wards Butler Davxd He can because he thmks he can Butler Marlorxe More vxrtue than srze Cable Blll Laugh and the world laughs wxth you Campbell Howard Luke powder pulls I am Ior ladtes Catlm Iames A country boy wrth an honest axr Cerney Dxck The world doesnt know xts greatest men Charneslu Harrret Subhme ln her sxmplxcxty 4. ,ab 451' .f f are ,Q S. Zt.g- 33 Trey S rw r .F '58 I r 3 f X Chomackl Dorothy Let us merry Cxeslewxtz Ruta Lrttle lrrends are great fnends Coleman Iames Srlence xs hrs conversatlon Condo Coleen Stnke whtle t e rron s hot Cook Charlotte lm sweet and shy wonder why Coulthurst Donald l know what s what Courtney Donald Love me love my car Crosby Maryorxe Shes quret but qrve her trme Cychosz Dorothy lll turn over a new ea Danczyk Walter hrs day Dean Donald Blushmq rs the color of vrrtue Dehlmqer Robert A great foot ball player Every dog has Dumbleton Manlyn Populanty plus brams Duranceau LaVonne I dare you to talk faster Eagleburqer Lawrence He l ways knew the reason why Eron Paul The beqmnmg of all thrngs rs small Eul Delons Her lxfe IS a serxes ot adventures Falkavage Shxrley Always quiet Frrkus Davrd And now has the ttme come Fxrkus Gerald Persuasion rs better than lorce Fletcher Arvllle Modest and shy Fletcher Bermce Lauqh and he merry Fletcher Harrret She blushes all rs well Fluqaur Ronald Whrstle and shell come to you Folz Duane Hes not dead merely sleepmq Foster Wrllram Old chma lor sale ' Where , Fox Lrvarran I have but one love Frost. Kenneth I count the hours that are bnght lg ' 'I - be l M l , . . I . - . . Q- X I U 'M . . . 'fi' jg-he '7' f Y ' r I , -l ' ' .,., U :lil l 2 K I . 1 I ', - 'Y :vv i X . A '1 1. - ,3 Q , f 'W y 5 - - at X 2 l' C U ' ' ,Q 6 W vw' 1 'gf ' , I- I '- i , .,, A V A I e i f ..,.,:,L., X . .U . 'f 3,M.-i. 0 2. 3 ' h It . U' 5 lc . ' ' - ' . ' w ' . I - , H ' 3. 5 ' I ' I l v 2 - . Gaedtke. Donald - A worker who really gets results. Gaqas. Clillord - Stand back ladies, don't shove. Galecke, Clarence - I live in a crowd of iollity. Galecl-ze, Eugene - Having lun. wish you were here. Gavlek, Andrew - Spare your breath. George Nickolas 'Tis hard to be m love and be wise Gilbertson Carole Sweet as May always gay Gxlkay Maurice Women? I never heard of them Glazer David The very cards obey l-nm Glodowskx Donald Tough but oh so gentle Glodowskx Donald C I dont know why but Im shy Goetz Arthur Theres no place like home Goetz Iames An artist is he still greater to be Golla Margie I use every minute of life Goodland Marxbel Icame I saw Im still looking Gosh Theresa Somebody take care of this kid Cruba Delo es Chewing gum mares the world hum Gruba Edward He studies ways ol female species Gwrdt Phyllis We know her by her eyes Haka Stanley The harder l try the worser I am Hamerskl lfene Love makes the world go round Hansen lames As usual I am right Hanson Ioan Usually not rxght but never wrong Hebal Ioan A quiet tongue shows a wise head Held Muriel l lead a steady hte Higgins Myron All men are being ruined by women Hrlmer Rxcha d Everyone has his hero Im mme 17 K , z Q if .4 7 ,.- , 1- iff Xx- O 1 I 59' Q -ti' C Semau .al G'-Za rf Fri . - Q U I . - sl X. - 4 . I . .1 A V' . ' Q . if 1 l ' 5 f. y in l , A if sf' ' n - . . 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Hxrzy llse Cheerlul wxthout mxrth Hodell Robert A beggars hte rs tor a kmq Holstem Gretchen Marks not men have been my arm Hunt Lloyd Ill have a tlmg Iacobson Shrrley You cant we forever have fun Iankowsln Maxme Human face drvme Iohnson Darlene Im ready when the musrc begrns Iohnson George Cursed be he that moves my bones Kaczmarek Deloyd L e blunder and a shame Kaczmarek Ierome He attams whatever he pursues Kamrnskr Herman Study' Who says so9 Karner Iohn Mrght makes rxght Klesmrth Rlchard Youth rs wholly an experxment Knope Manlyn Contentment an element ot happrness Konkol Robert Man cant be haPPY alone Konopacky Davxd A trxendly pal to know Koshollek Lucrlle I know Im rn love but wrth whom? Kovalsln Clarence Rrse above restrrctrons Krasavage Geraldme Quret as a kitten Krueger Marvm Oh yes these blondes Kulas Barbara Smart people are mce LaLe1ke Lowell Not as quxet as we think Lampert Molly Merrlly mernly shall l lrve now Lange Arnold Even the qrrls envy my complexxon Lange Douglas Take notxce people nts me' Laszewsln Lorrame - A dash of red pepper. Laszewski Roy -- Such a cute little football boy. Lepinski. Clifford - Maybe yes maybe no. J4- Sr ,fi Av Semfm At' T I 'Q 'Z' it nit ,ar Ii, 'Z X L 3 J Lewis. Robert - Girls make me nervous. Lrllle Ralph No sweeter fat than on my own bones Lmd Robert Grrls are always bothermq me Lxterskx Bermce Any letters from Mnlwaukeeo Lutz Bernard Busmess tomorrow pleasure today McCormxck Noel Im truly a modest fellow lVlcKelv1e Thomas To look up and not down Mabxe Terry Sweet lxttle blue eyes Makuskx Elame I feel luke a mornmq star Mallck Robert l envy no man Mansavaqe Olnve We do not what we ought Marquard Alrce Never Idle a moment Marros Vrrqxma Honest labor bears a lovely lace Mattson Donald Airald ot work' I sleep besrde rt Mayer Norma Books thmk lor me Megal Ramona Laugh rs my motto Melmskr Florence-Her smrle says hello Meshak Nxck Snr lm too old to learn Mxlanowskr Iohn What a math whxz' Moen Marrlou I love to study and be merry Morton Maxme He s lonely wrth out me Moss Mary Ann A rollmq stone gathers no moss Moss Rrchard Longlng tor a rest Moss Rose The end crowns work Murray lean Laugh and be qay Murray Nancy Only one rn a mrllron Nelson Meredxth I resxst every thmq but temptatxon Newby Mnldred I lxke them all but l love one or two X ff 3- '2 tt W4 W. Senaafzd. fi ta ,.. up-X Q3 Jr. Newton Robert Male chxvalry has perxshed Nolan lames Women lust dont apprecxate me Nordbye Robert Dont tell me theres no Santa Claus Norton Carole She has more pep than pepper owak Harold Frlends are born not made Olds Bomta Some mlSChleI brew mg Count me ln Olskl Robert I found that hte was Duty Omernlk Loretta Klss and b frxends Orr Iames This man hath cul txvated slowness Pearson Russell Absolutely harm ess echmskx Robert My candle burns at both ends Pederson Robert Much learnmq makes me mad Pell-:ey Bette A woman ot a few thousand words Peskxe Florence Lexsure 1 reward of labor Phelan Ann Tall but sweet Pratt Mary Lu I srmply love Ponttacs' Pxekarsln Mxchael Llte IS but thought Pxotrowsln Eugene rather be alone Porter Wendell Thmqs arent always what they seem ozorskl Marvm Bashtul but qwe hlm a chance I would Precourt Charlene Sweet, espe clally around htm Prtce Lila I am a woman I speak what I think Przybyls'-cl Edward I know a way' Przybylskl Ray I.1te wears on so wearxly Quxmby Shlrley As merry as the day IS lonq Ralskx Clltf He s done fme thxnqs ln hrs daze Ratllk, Rxchard What s the newso Robertson lean Very nch An vxrtues Rucmskx Regma A true frxend ns a frxend mdeed Sans Cyrus Im hard to convmce Schem Ruth Neat not gaudy Schewe lean I can be pushed lust so tar Schultz Margaret Better to be fanthful than famous Scott Robert I do loath explana trans Shafton Betty Qutet sweet and oh so smart' Shoptnskl Lorrame Truth ts lm mortal Shuda Donald Who me' Stem Ruth Always be ready to speak your mmd Skxbba Leland Laws dxe books never Skupmewxcz Iames I dont hke gum chewers Shcker Kenneth A mmble wxt a ready pen Smxth Kathleen Full of fun and Smxth Shxrley Fame IS love dlsgulsed Snow Wllllam Im now an honorary gxrl scouter Sorenson Fay I have fiery amhmons' Sorenson Leonard Thmk not I am what I appear Spranger Lots Ive got a wolf by the ears Spreda Wesley To work or not to ts the questnon Steckel George A hon among ladxes IS dreadiul Sterlmg Robert Stone walls do not a pnson make Strasser Rxchard A good example ot a ladxes man Suchon Ioseph II I only knew Swanson Shxrley Srlence IS a Ime lewel Taylor Don Never do today what ll watt t1l1 tomorrow Teeter Sally Lxfe xs short so am I Tepp Leon Women' Ah' 21 , - . . 1 T 1 4 , - . 1 1' I 1 1 . - ' : mischief, too. 1 - . I - I - A A F Thompson, lack - A caress is better than a career. I I Thompson. lane - Quiet people are 1 welcome anywhere. A - . I I I an Tutte. Bill - Is my face red! ggi: H li- 5 t l Van Hecke, David - No one knows . how much he knows. f Q Varney, David - I'm not myself ' today, an improvement. Vicker. Audrey -- So shines a good deed. Vicker Fred He fears the wiles oi mcndens smiles Vxcker Frieda I dare you con vmce me Wachowiak Iames He blushes all is well Wanta Gerald Chance governs all even the tall Weller Mary Lou Still water runs deep Whitney Carol Whatever you do do with all your might Seanad Wolcik Frank Men of few words are the best men Wondzell Iohn We are born believing Worzalla Willmam A man has but one failing women Wroblewskl Robert Think Ill make rt' Zdrolewski Carolme Opportunity is a god Zelewskr Walter Shy but de termmed Zurawskx Eugene Cheer up the worst rs yet to come Zylka Kathleen Yes this life IS getting serious Q, E Iablonski Robert Neither crow nor croak Brown Hugh For luck cast an 1 'F old shoe alter me Formella Iohn So little done much to do Meshak Edward I argue with anyone about anythlng f' Zak Rxchad I have a single track mind Zdrork Adam Cheer up and smile for the ladies Ott Beverly Always busy here and there Orlrkowskx Emerrck Tough but oh so gentle' a ' . T . . E ' I ' - I ' 1 I l . ' . 1 . s I A 5 ,-xi I . - ' - vw - ' J. - e W ' .C i - ' '37 E p . . -' I . ', , ,s --., y V, Qf k I i . . l 'Alvin Q N! 'v,' , .- I ff L za 'A . 4' 1 , 2 . - ' , so 7 ?- '- . si 'fr 1 . - . - B ' f., . . . 5 , f .f W I 1 f gamma-Shy Seldom Davies, Bertram Plltz, Stanley Flrlcus, Hebert Fowlle Allen lcrlcusz Walter Rutter lerome W oy Cxlc Myron N 5 fx I' fx Mans' . 3 ' ,Z R 2' '7 Q, Lst T 5 15 'lf' mu X511 4 ,G XX W 2 Q 4 Q 5 If qxlrlffest leave UMKS Te f e Z g I , 444 .X 23 7 1 S S ,WZ mm xxillf , W ll 'A '::-. X frm 0 ff! DQR I ,lv I 2' , I' 5' -. fa -, ', - .5 ' 'lt ' .L. x - L ff iff? M 4 I , Q-3 -1 ,f' A K t' I X 1 rg ' f 'W ' '5 ' I 'I l 1 l K JI! I ff L, 4 rj '. o :af f ' , ,If Y , ,nl H . 1 If 'f ff . 1 ' 3 ' ' A, 5 NN W , N ? f 'AY - ' ' .W 0 49 , 1 ,T J. A Q A Y 9 I - X f l. .,: ann? ' A: .LL- 2- f QQ' XX' 'f A' 'y -'hi :- I f X X 4 AAP - , X 1 l X , -, M' ' A x ' I I l ,l L- -2 52- oo YW ,, ,jf ?- --Jef-X 11 Y o f -5 . -,,, ,, ' 2 N g , ' .fp 5 -X ' ug S- at , ,g X, H ' 1 - , Q 1:35 1 K 2 X W' 5' A.. Q ' + MX f f l ' ' vp, 'A 6. I. I 5, ' Vi ' : HW., -ef-H? -ff V ' e' ' 'A ' Tl 1 X! -'1iQV VV JY----ei -Y ' 1. V' f - ' L J, xi . 7 +- QL TE-- -fl ' . ,, ,V F- f- ,E of J 3 ' anim. elddzi --A' B. Sanks I. Zei lust think! Only one more year left! And from all reports it ought to be our best. Our first major undertaking was the class play, Mumba Iumbo , which showed the luniors have an abundance of talent along that line. One of the biggest thrills was the arrival of those long awaited class rings! Weren't we careful with them those first Weeks? fThough some of the boys thought they looked better adorning their O.A.O.'S.l. We tried not to let a single scratch mar that shiny new surface. . I .A Mf:jESf52Q3Efbg A. Adam W I. Altenburq I. Andersen ' I.. Armatowski A. Bacon. R. Badten R. Bandow t X 4 ' K. Barden Sh P. Barrett D. Bartkowiak V I. Bartosz B. Bauman P. Leary F. DeGuire And definitely not to be forgotten was the Prom. The theme was Candlelight Cafe and the gym was decorated very appropriately. Our Centennial booth depicted the Polish people. All in all this year has been one of great accomplishment. Those who helped make it so are the advisors: Mr. Hager, Miss Gaveras, Miss Koshollek, Miss Ielinek, Miss Nottbohm, and Mrs. Porter. M. Becker E. Behr T. Bekowsk D. Benson Y. Bentle B. Bemhagen L. Bialek S. Bogaczyk H. Booth I. Borski B. Bortz E. Bower 3 R. Brey 4 D. Brooks P. Broten ' .V D. Brown ff' aw. Q A 24 'qs' --nv l Ln x X RAI 4: ,Q Q 49 V Q? '1' Bukolt Burcnt Burcmt Buza I Curley V Carpenter W Carpenter I Cerney Chcxpley B Cholewmslu M Church M Cutnaw L Daluns E Danelsln I Dcmnelskx I Dean F DeGu1re G Demlze I Derezmsln Dxckrell Dtneen Dobeck Engum Feliz Felt: Flelmg Ftscher Flscher Fxsher Flatoil Fletcher Fletcher I Formella Frost A Gcvm P Gxlman G ollcx G olla I C oodland G osh Gossaqe Greene Greshcmer Grover Gumney I Haus Hackney Hcrxcock Hansen C Hardma M Hawkms W Hegg Helmmskx Helmmslu Herr Heller Hxgqms Hxlqendorf Hurlbul Hytry lsherwood Iacobson B Ialewskl I ankowskx I Iensen M Iohnson Iurgella Kabachmskx Karch Karner Kawleskx Kedrowskx Kelly Kenmson Kxefer Kxrby V Kxzewslu Kluck I Kluck D Knapp L Knudtson M Koller L Koncol C Konop I Korpal Kostuck Kransln Kropldlowsk Krubsack Kryshak LaBne LaMarche Lanqlon Lasky Leahy Leahy Leary F. ' ' G. ' ' R. D. R. ' ' M. ' S. L. I. L. B. ' F. E. ' ' B. K. G. ' M. Kedrowicz D. ' A. R. . N. ' N. ' D. H. G. ' A. ' R. M. D. ' G. L. I. K. R. P. Lexbl Lesawskx Levandowskl Lxebe Lxebe Lodzmsln Lodzmsln Lorbeck Lorbeck Lutz McDowell Malchow Mahk Mancheskr Marchel Marko Marquard Maxxm Mayek Megal Meyers I Mrller G Moberg l Moe l Moll G Mosln Mueller Neqaard Nneman Norton Novak O Keele Olskx Olson Olson Omernxk Ostrowskl Parks Pawelslu Peterson Peterson Phlfner Ptentka Pmkert Pxonke Plonke Pllsku Pollus Polum 1 -7 xv. 'i 1 ,ww K , 'X 'Q 'Q' L Hs? .dv I AA I 'K ff f fu 'WZ 28 J ig Xi, P' H-9 ,ug 3 Prondzmskx Pronz Qumn Rasmussen Redheld Reed Ross Roth Ruchmskr Rutkowskx Ryskoskx Salvm I Sumter W Scnks I Suns R Schelke D Schenk W' Schmeeckle Schneeberq Shafton Shannon Shuda Srevwnqht Srmonds Sunpson Sknbbu Skowen Slomcmn Smlth Smith Smlth Sobczak Sobczak Stanchek Stcnchlk Stoltz Stremkowskx Summers Swan Szczygxel Thompson Txmmer Toser Trebcxtowskl Van Order Vrcer Wulczak Waller Wal ers ' 4 Z' s , Q. 1 R. ' ' ' 2 H V , C. .bv s ,, '-, Q 3, A f:,v by Q ' G. ' ' ' y A 'P V , q B- ,A A,.. 'PZ Q V K iii N. . A Ii' V 1 f 't-L, 4 g Zia M. 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Wrycza Yach Yueqer Yokers Yokers Zaborslu ,Q Zdf0l6WSkl ez K5 4- ex Zxehr Zmda Zoromskl Zukowskl. lx! 'sf Zurawskx Zuruwslu Zwxckx W Ce cz .ax m ,QB 5 H 7 UQ Q fu -'K , 'Wg 4,5 A gf'-a'?:, :? 'W if ,IW Z 1' Y v N N ' ' li 9,8 ,A A 0 f pat Gdman I 7Q. Q if 1 i A , Q 3 FQ T 1, ,iir 'W' ,S f - M' H n L7 5 - - .Q Z X,,..,'n.Q, Q A v,., A A 4 A' wfx zi -Q L5 :- A ' . . ' j 5 Wa 4 Q 'Q 5' ia 1. A -IL? ' Q I .-,' A Q ' - 1 H. ,Q x J 2 4 .Q i I L 9 1 X Zrgvgs x Q. X D. . '04 V J W ,L I ,ffff fl , f f A ' 7 , k 9 . -5 - A 4 V I .. at h I' Z .i A -4 A fff 212' I ' 1'-'Q' v ' ' i X' - , , VL Vql, ,,..A E C. . 4, A ' , V X, W , f f ' X . ali? 3 W' Q V. . 1 B, . I A .Q i gi n I . I f.: f- 35: . .-I ' r - X - L . D' ,. lc. f :LQ 7 I 1 . fl Q ,, f I F n 5 xptjv ' ' ' Q a Q' -?' M ' ' ' y f Y' ff ., FN W + - A 4 .Q - 19 fuk- f ,'! V. Te 1- -V -A ' . .. v ig . ',i 55 my ' Z' v . I- !Q...: 4 H' ni' f A -1?- 1 jf ' -'22, - ' 'K A A 's ':-ix . ' ' I ' - . x - ' ,l' .f I fs, gf ' I ' Ag .' 4-if s- f ' 1 X, .V S411 1 ' - . ' if I I W3 Qi A I- ' lv I is I, M L A 3 , .E no AQ V A , , Y E -Sw Glafu T7 'Qc-'ll' B Speerstra W Zxck A G1lfry A Woyak There seems to be a very peppy group Jornlng the upper classmen lt usually takes a year or so to really get 1nto the thlck of thrngs and these sophs have shown that they are Well on the1r way towards acceptlng the respons1b1l1t1es expected of them as upper class men There 1S hardly a club or act1v1ty that doesnt boast some sophomores who are great assets Many ot the sophomore boys have gone out tor sports Wlth great success and We expect to see them on the vars1ty teams next year Adcmskx Altenburq Andersen I Anderson Bacon Bannuch I Barwnck Beach Beqgs Behr Behrendl Benson Berry Bxckel Blaskey Bostad Boursler Bnscoe . Briselden Bronk . Brooks fv- . Burant Q 5 . Burmeister ' ' 7, Check It fy r Several have gone all out for cheerleadrng torensrcs and dramatlcs Thelr or1g1nal1ty has been aptly dtsplayed through the1r actlng 1n the F a1r and Supper and hlgh school operetta They have been Wnolehearted 1n the1r parttclpa tron 1n all school attcnrs and have shown them selves truly versat1le A great deal 1S expected from the class of l950 For the1r part rn the Centennlal the sopho mores d1splayed the customs of Germany The faculty advtsors tor th1s up and corntng class are Mr Albrecht MISS Koshollek and Mrs HGQV1l1H fart? 1. ,lt T T Q ,, waz' Q 30 lf! I .J 2' 8. I Fnday B Frymark A Gxlhy G Glodowskx A Gollon I Gosh R Grosamkee W Greaton Greek Groholslu Groholslu Groshelz Groshek Gross I Grubba D Grywacz R Haas I Hancock M Hansen Hanson . Harrer . Havitz . Hedquist I. Heqg 31 -W 'af I 'Q' UQ? ,z fx: '? 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N I 9 M 4 Q J sr p, E fp, , 5 lf x ' 4 J 'M XX X x XXX M' g ' ' lf nl, k X ZZ- Z4 1 X 1 I fffsssafs: 4 27 x x if.-E' , 'I ,Z - if , X li il-Z I ij:-'-' tw 'X A o o c o OI xX Mf f-Z1 'Egg S f : M W U if 'fr R if X I X W 0 1 4 I aaaifzmen efadfi f' uf -rf' gffk I Cook N Whelxhcm D Powers R Mcrquurd lt drdnt take the Freshmen long to get acqualnted wrth llfe at P I or w1th each other They started out hke every class w1th the an nual Freshman Getacqualnted party At trrst some were hes1tant about comrng but they were assured that they would have adequate pro tectron-as rt they needed 1t The results ot the elect1ons showed that they were an up and corn1ng group Many showed the1r talents by takrng an actlve part 1n athletlcs forenslcs and other act1v1t1es A few Radlo Theater programs were grven by the apprentlces who were largely from 'F QQ if I lyz Z 9. Y lf ut., X , f- + ., T . 4' the freshman class Thelr candldates for cheer leaders met w1th the approval of the student body and the pep and enthus1asrn drsplayed was a great asset to all Somethrng extra spec1al was the Centennral celebratlon The Freshmen s booth deprcted the lrtsh and some of thelr customs Now at the end of the Freshmens flrst year here we can Justly say that they were a credlt to the school Those who started the Freshmen on thelr way are Mr Hebal Mrss Bartell and Mrss Iellnek C Aldnch D Allen I Anderson D Babcock F Bandow D Bar den M Bekowslu L Bembenek Bohm. R. Brill L. Brilowski L. Bronk S. Bronk D. Brooks. F. V Brown D. Bruski W. Burant . H B. Burmeister G. Butler Q R. Cable C. Carew. R. Check lon. R. Coats. I. Cook C. Bemke. H. Bemowski. I. Berq- elin G. Bialek. E. Boettcher B. C. Church I. Cesewski. I. Clay- I. Coulthurst D Craxg K Crum I. 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Mdthemdf. s Home Ee Comme:-c af Scsence Mo E 52,44 usrc 3 ol Ehglsh print 9 Eng Pre c W SKWWS wgwiufa .9- Hg Cftm Art Soc S ence an ram caence bf Jwbfw Qffbww ffwhjfff Egg, V1Q'U'X2l fWQtlCS MUSIC Soc Sc SWIG OMB C W L I . f 'li A t I 4. I A84 lv- . grin ' ic , . i V ' me C., A 1 I A ,A Q 4' 4- - 3 R 'Z' ik! A . s x V . M ' Ph .E . a ' in - n lm A 4 E .-L ' . ci ' . S ' Q ,2 41 ,-3' , V K I if 'V 5 49-'A I H I :A X X - Q . g ' I I ' 014.014 A ' I . . i E .1 43 V53-1 65: WI5 J GOETI YCDUIQ ACTIVITIES ln. ' ' af , V. .f . ,M.:1,l:-,. .iii .i lr, wah., ' 2, L ik?-':f4.'.-ff,1f3'1-I,Q 1Lam' ' 31: we 7-'Q 'ff'1f 1ffL-311371 1 A Mfg ' 'Q' -Q. 41 ' 5 , f,f--1, 1 W ' rf' ,I ffff I, . 2 ' i- 5' -,Y I , ' Z ..,'f . A ' 1 I N . ,, Q I .I , JL . 5 1 I I If 2, 1. ' . 5 - Qyi, K , - .,, li 'A ,lf if A A Mara: - ffm: Q -' 1 ,V Q 3 if I ,VZ I A ,, ' . g 1 . g ' Q . 5 2 J ' I I 5 : va ? , 1 , XL ,1 , I f ,ha 5 .M-4 CLUBS 7!ze 1948 '7a,ZZlea I have to come Saturday mornlng agalnl Thats the cry of the Tattler Staff The school Week Just isnt long enough to do the things that are necessary in producrng the finished product your Tattler How many times have a wild look ln his eye dashmg about looking tor a picture that has been lost? When the year began the only idea we had ot what our Tattler would be was a dummy book of empty pages We began to take pictures to trim and paste pictures to work The empty soon had the ads We hope that it memories of l948 Wflle articles and to do art pages began to till up with sold And at last here it is will brlng many delightful in P I lacobs High School Bea Crosby Goetz Gnlbertson Holstein Shcflon Robertson you seen someone with glue on his hands and scenes ot school lite. Our advertising staff 45 '7aZZZm Co Edttors Art Edrtors BJ 1n Sports Ed1tor1al Typrsts Sid!! Murrel Held 'Wrllram Worzalla Sally Teet r Iarnes Go tz Davra Van H 4 Don Dean Lawrence Eaaleburger Howard Campbell Lowell Lal.e1lce Betty Shafton Barbara Bea Phyllls Boerner MarJor1e Crosb Gretchen Holsteln Darlene lohnson Lucrlle Koshollek Betty Pelky Ruth Stem Kathleen Sm1th Frleda Vtcker lean Robertson Carole Grlbertson Shrrley Qurmby Busrness Advtsor Erwln Stenzel Art Advrsor Emma S'nrth Photography Adxrs r Fred Kuhl Bdrtorral AdV1SOf Evelyn Schultz Pelkey Johnson Boerner Smnh G dt Vrcker Schem Eaqleburqer LaLe1ke Campbell Dean Van Hecke 47 l ...,.......,..................... e . e 1 5' ess ...............................,.... ' ' ecl e ' I Y Ruth Schein 4 ...-....-..--..-..,.-.........-........--.--.... L I 'l o .................................. . wi . . Q , '7!ze Mmm Features Sports Socrety Composltron Advertrsrnq Proof Readers lean Robertson Thrs year the school paper The MITIOI resumed publrcatron after several years of mactrvrty The call for staff members anyone 1n the h1qh school who was qenumely rnter ested 1n Journahsm and workrnq on the paper was surprrslnqly successful Wrltten appllca t1ons were submltted to the advrsors by the candrdates for the varrous ed1tor1al offlces and the edrtors were chosen rn thrs manner None of the students or faculty now 1n the hrqh school had had any prevrous experrence on the Mxrror so the staff had many drffrcultres to overcome What they lacked rn experrence n-'Qu Edrtor rn chref lean Robertson Manaqrnq Edrtor lane Moe Barbara Bauman News Rosemary Leahy Peter Thomas Mary Pfrffner Carol Woodford W1ll1am Polfus Davrd Butler Iames Samter Exchange Ed1tor Dav1d Varney Ioan Hanson Wrllram Worzalla Ioan Burmerster Gretchen Holstern Nancy Murray Typlst Reporters Advanced Prrntrnq Class Mrs Sheddon Mr Sword Productron Leon Tepp Advrsors they made up for 1n enthuslasm so about the mrddle of October the f1ISl rssues of the Muror appeared and has been produced at approx rmately two Week lntervals s1nce The productton and buslness are handled by the advanced pr1nt1nq class whlch makes the MIIIOI entrrely an all school productlon The buslness staff has been exceptlonally suc cessful rn selhnq ads makmq the Mirror self supportrnq The entrre Mlrror staff and 1ts adV1sors are to be congratulated on the success of therr school pubhcatron Top I Sumter B Polfus D Butler D Vamey L Tepp Mxddle D Iohnson B Bauman I Clayton I Hanson W Worzalla Bottom C Woodford P Thomas M Phtiner R Leahy I Moe Q fx, I 1 I I n I - 1 n - I I - a I - 1 1 ' . , . : . . . . . , . . . ' : . . . , . . . . . : . . . . . ' , . . . We-W hu-rf? Q .., - W o , V 3 ff ' ' N I. W f , 4 ' -1 Q A M f !' , ,.,, e rf Lx, A , . - f. '- - p ' T' N 4 --1 '31 - ' 'N D o 'V , Q . . . . . . . I 'mf To ... . QT. - -. ' ' lu I R' . I I g 48 Jlanaag 5 77 'KS' xi .24- 5' .uQn Row 2 B Dcxvxes L Eaqleburqer D Van Hecke W Snow 1. I.aI.e1ke R Laszewsln Row 1 M Held B Shahon N Mayers G Holstein N Murray S Teeter GM Mwnim The ob1ect of the Natxonal Honor Socrety 1S to create an enthuslasm for scholarshlp to strrnulate a desrre to render SGIVICQ to promote a worthy leadershrp and to encourage the development of character rn puplls of hrqh schools Only Jumors and semors are el1q1ble Iumors must have an averaqe of 26 honor pomts semors 2 2 honor pomts Only ten per cent of the sernors enrolled ln the fall may be taken 1nto the orqamzatron durmq the hrst semester fltteen per cent of the sen1ors dunnq the second semester hve per cent ot the Jumors may be chosen durmq therr second semester Members of thrs orqamzatlon wh1ch has chapters 1n all of the larger hrqh schools rn the Umted States are elected on a basrs of hrqh scholarshlp leadershrp character and serv1ce It IS a d1st1nct honor to be a member of thrs socxety Mrss Florence Kostecla and Mrs Lucrlle Hafner are advrsors of the SOCIGTY New Memdwi 2nd Row I Sumter C Cook I. Tepp N George M Platt W Worzulla lst Row V Mc ros I Damelskx Hebal I. Durcmceau M Hxlgendorf ns Vw 49 's T O I . 5, -3 4. A sf gg LJ 1? .J 'J X7 . ., .v ., -.- V . . ,,, Av ,. X ff Q, to 3 O I f t , 1 1 C e A : . . . . . , . ', . . . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . , . . . I I , 1 1 1 - 1 , . . : . . . . . . . . . ' . . : . r , . ' .I. . . , . ' Q ..f , 3 ' 'W Q A -' '- ,, .- , 4 L -R 7 ' NI , 5 , A . ,l 9 1 ,.. K . ilwwh Gfui 1 ? T? Row 3 P Thomas I Samter W Poltus F DeGuu'e F Hope Row 2 I Moe R Leahy B Bauman I Pmkerton A Karnpenqa B Shafton Row 1 V Marros I Krebs M Mclnms A Nye K Wxllett The French Club IS made up of all students taklng French lt has helped to complete the French educatlon ot 1ts members by both educatlonal cmd entertamrng programs held durlng 1ts brmonthly meetmgs The plann1ng of the program 1S g1ven to a d1fferent commrttee each txme and each meetrng has been most emoyable The club members have lrked partrcularly talks on Brrttany Mont St Mlchel PQTIS French heroes and heromes and French cooklng They have had too muslc by French composers and have seen frlms on France and the people All 1n all 1t has been a pleasant and prohtable year Th1s year the Latrn Club under the super v1s1on ot Mrs Sheddan began 1ts act1v1t1es by holdmg an lntormal 1n1t1at1on for the novos members at the Iverson Park Lodge After lunch the 1n1t1ates were sent through the rnrll The Lat1n Club put on the assembly for the last football game of the season The Senror boys who played on the team were called to the stage The student body sang the Alma Mater whlch was dedlcated to them They also put on another assembly when a few boys dressed lrke Marshheld cheer leaders lmperator Brll Speerstra Consults Marlene Hoag Presldent Betty Shafton Vxce Presldent Pete Thomas Betty Schnelder Secretary Ioyce Pmkerton Norma Meyers Adv1sor Mxss Schultz Scr1be Iohn Swanson aim Glad Row 'I' Martms C Wxernann M Nelson C Shatranskl I Koehl D Wolcxechowskx D Pawleskt Row A Kampenqa A Meyers P Rxce B Speerstra N Txmmer R Leahy Row I Moe P Dmeen I Dobeck K Leahy C Kurtzwexl B Schnexder M Hoag Row Gosh M Flaherty M Krubsack M Pixffner A Glltry P Craxg I Mulady -LJ 4 Q5 Q- ll. 1: if fl an .4 , 1, ,I A ,, F ' W M W .. ' M tl ., V I ' I - n I ' ' l 1 ' ' ' ' I ' I I . 1 I 1 ' ' I I ' ........................ , ' Aediles ................................ Ann Gilfry, I 4: . ' . . ' . . . . '. . . . ' ' '. . ' 2: . . . ' . . . . . . '. . ' . . 1: . . . . . . ' , . ' , . ' , . 'J Q1 or - I vi - 1 - - A 1 Q C Z N, 'V' 1 ' J-, ' W Y M 1 K . , M- ' -5 ,lf1'A.',5l f neun. , 50 Z ? Row B Olson R Wxener I Barton C Podeweltz R Redman Row L Eaqleburger K Karner I Behrendt H Olson F Shadewald M Pratt I Zex Row F Vlcker D Slrowen N Kuby I Pinkerton D Eul M Lampert I. Shopmslu Row V Murros P Boerner I Hxqhly W Groaton V Fnchor M Hllgendorf R Schem Spanrsh students of th1s school are taught not only the language but also the customs and trad1t1ons of the people of Spanrsh speak 1ng countrles To provlde for thrs cultural back ground the Spamsh Club was organrzed The club has performed some of the customs of Spanrsh speakmg lands such as the smgmg of Spanxsh Chrrstmas carols and a tradrtronal Spanrsh Chrxstmas party wrth the breakmg of a prnata A prnata IS a large basket or 1ar frlled wrth cookres and candy whrch 1S suspended from the ce1l1ng Chlldren are then blmdfolded and turned around several tlmes after whrch each one gets a chance to break the brlghtly decorated prnata wrth a strck When the pmata IS f1nally broken there IS a scramble for the candles and other sweets wh1ch fall to the floor ln add1t1on to Spamsh Club act1v1t1es the second year Spanlsh class has set aslde one day from every month to study the tradltrons read SlOf19S rn Spamsh and slng Spanlsh songs The Spanlsh Club also partrclpated rn extra currrcular act1v1t1es such as the Home commg Parade and pep assemblles All second year Spamsh students are auto matlcally club members students also may cont1nue as members after they complete the two years of Spanlsh as long as they rema1n at P I Iacobs Students of the f1rst year class are also ehgrble upon hrgh scholastlc rat1ng the frrst semester of the year The club also annually holds a banquet 1n the sprrng of the year All Spanlsh students feel obhqated t learn about the rnterestrng tradltrons of the1r Spamsh speak1ng frrends and emoy dorng so The advlsor ts Mrs H9GV1llI'1 Thrs years off1cers are as follows Pres1dent Mary Lu Pratt Beverly Olson Ioyce Plnkerton Secretary Treasurer Xl QE? W 9 ON ' Glad 2 , .. ., 'Y .- X .1 Q' T5 ' K1 . .. 4 ' 2 T - - - .. , ' , X ' -I 7 X 4: 1 - u - '77 N, . ' L A .Q ' .2 C I ' ' .. 'T , , Q 4 ' ,, a 1 -f A 6 N a - Mf 3-M 'H , fx l , , , K il, ' ' O 1 C vt. ui X 5. . 4: . . . ' . . . . . . 2: . ' . . . . ' . . ' . . . . , . ' ' If 4 H ff - ff - Vice-President .......... Carl Podeweltz Y I ........................ I . , I w V' , I, 1 A Pl ,F it . . , , , f 1 u , ,a vi ' K 1 1 ' , 0 ' Q r,. Z-.rf f -Q I I . ,' N 4 V C J '. . . . . f IA . t W . . I I. I A I gage . 1 1505- A 51 'Glad Row I Swanson B Polius I Samter W Zxck D Greek 'l' Allen Row N Malchow I Robertson A Phelan B Olson R Leahy C Kurtzwerl P Thomas Row I Clayton I Cerney B Shafton K Hrrzy C Turzenskr B Schneider M Hoag Row C Gxlbertson M Gossage R Schem M Peabody A Gllfrey P Craig M Becker Row Zex B Bauman I Dobeck K Karner N Trmmer W Worzalla R Toser Row C Church I Moe C Whitney F Hope G Holstem R Fertmg P Dmeen Row M Held V Fischer B Mueller I Wanke C Leahy I Iacohson K Leahy Row G Kransln D Gxlbertson I Rush P Reed M Phliner M Reed I Moll The Dramatic Club was organized lor the urpose ot tosterinq dramatic work and appre ration amonq the students Memoership is open to all students interested in the various my acting but also set design stage light q ostumina malce up or sound ettects The primary function ot the club is to resent at least one play dunno the schoo year During this year activity of the oraanizati ri was concentrated on presenting a one act olay at the Wisconsin Centennial District Drarna Festival held at Central State Teacher s College early in May The plays presented at this festival were not on a competitive bass but the outstanding producti ns offered were likely to he invited to the summer festival in Milwau Nisconsin Centennial President Nanette Trmrrer Vice President Carole Gilbertson Secretary Anne Phelar Treasurer Betty Shatton Advisors Mr Sword Miss Nelson Mrs Burroughs 4: . . . . . , . ' . . . . 2: . . . . . , . ' . . '. . ' . . 4: I. '. . . . , . . . ' . . , . 2: . . . ' . . , . , . . . , . ,chases of dramatic activity. This includes not lcee as part of the planned celebration ol the F - r .,..... '.fff.fQ ......... A 52 mwah cn cn 5 o s: U1 C7 fo fl Q 3 9. 5 :1 U Y U Humorous Declamcmon Extemporaneous Speczkmq Q Dom w 'Dr Non Orlglnczl Oratory J 3 3 1 Iudqes Extemporcxneous Recxdlnq fx 53 I j I C O U ire '.:111:fi ,i 1. 1' :ff-st. 'Tie ' tj fr- fl fziiizr f.f1f Nfziistfe T1:1.1:.e1 Y-fllllf 2135 If-PM '--'MGM Exgfj Krgbszgfz ...,..N.,:. . A -A Betta' mcizieiix-95 -H-HIP Jil-Y91' Virqlium flirt gg H541 'ffezggel Ting Rejfieli - xvrx 'W 4 V1 vw' KA-'A . EA Y -Q-5 m mimi Yffmjy ',C11'm.le gurgzngrq 1113235 gfglkv - - - Lawrence Ef glertilzqar , . . . T'-'wk D TQWQ fmt: Warifze M' U ' I l I f'Y -13 Jigga Qrstiheip Hilseii, fwfr. 3'LffC',lQ?.i 'x-,w':AvfQ-, ff 7 ,Y'I,v TL-Q. ,. - - , fi ply ,. . ,,, :,.,-4, -,.. ,. , ,, ., .,,, . .,,, A . ,,,,,,M. 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' ,..,,4J .., .1 f. .L L, ,,.' , 'Mg-,Q , aZia'7 Row 3 I Swanson I Zex B Cook D Greek F Wesley W Polius W Worzalla Row 2 L Eaqleburqer B Dawes D Cerney R Leahy N Tlmmer G Moberq P Thomas Row 1 C Kurtzwexl M Held R Schem G Holstem C Woodford M Becker Stevens Pomt Hrgh School IS one of the few hlgh schools that have the opportunrty to have a regular Weekly half hour broadcast whlch 1S supplemented by extra t1me on the a1r when the occas1on ar1ses Each Monday from 3 30 4 OO P M over Radro Statlon WLBL the Radro Theater presents th1rty mlnutes ot an entertalmng and educatlonal nature The radro show features drama muslc round table drs cussrons dralogues and QUIZ programs The Radro Theater also produces any radro programs requested by many local groups 1n connectlon Wlth the annual cam palgns such as the Red Cross Boy Scouts Chrlstmas Seals the Cancer Dnve and the March ot D1mes The Radlo Theater lS led by Mrss Ryan Row 3 T Marhns P RICE I Cook B DeHart B Mueller D Crazq R Marquard Row 2 P Cralq P Gxese B Schnexder R Vaughn K Wxllett A Gzllry Row 1 B Held W Greaton I Rush A Nye D Gxlbertson V Wenzel lnlL 54 T? : . , . 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' ancfzq' Thrs year somethma new and drtferent was rntroduced 1n the ltbrary the student lrbrary assrstants However for several years 1n the 30 s there were student asslstants but later the teachers took over the Job Now w1th the teach ers havrnq such heavy schedules student assrstants are aaarn bema seen and heard around the lrbrary Anyone who enJoys readmq would l1ke th1s type of work It IS not at all bortna and dull as some people may thrnk There rs never a dull moment rn the lrbrary assrstant s hte Each day brmqs drtterent tasks However some are much more emoyable than others We groan when there are stacks ot books to put away but we are rlqht on hand when a new shrpment ot books comes rn But there IS more than Just that to do Order llsts for new books have to be typed new cards must be t1led 1n the card catalogue and reference books tor drfferent classes must be looked up One ot the q1rls stts at the desk and stamps books 'Then re served books have to be taken to var1ous home rooms So you can see that rts never dull or unlnterestmq We are havrnq tun but more than that we are learnmq all about the way a lrbrary 1S run and really qettrnq a well rounded mterest ln books I Dobeck K Karner R Leahy I Damelskx T' '5 5 , . I I V V , I - I 1 . l ' v -. . , .V . ' . . ,, f9 V3 u ' , .1 'S -. 1 , Q.- ' -K' - f' - ' l. 55 Mmdau Row F DeGu1re W Polius R Lewis D Vamey K Karner N Tlmmer C Cook B Bea Row W Snow D Lange P Aldnch C Whxtney I Hanson B Fletcher N Mayer G l-lolstem Row Berry P Boemer R Schem F Vxcker K Leahy E Parks M Reed 3: . ' . . . . ' . . , . . . ' . . , . 2: . . . . . ' . . ' . . . . . . , . ' 1: R. . . , . - ' . . ' . . . . , . Row 4: C. Feltz. H. Booth, N. McCormick. I. Swanson. B. Dehlinger. F. Woicik. R. Sterling. T. Allen. W. Cable Row 3: L. Dakins, G. Firkus. P. Simkoski, D. Wotruba, R. Siem. I. Skupniewicz. I. Carley. G. Moberq. C. McLlarky Row 2: A. Barden, R. Konkol. Hebal. O. Mansavaqe. L. Cox. B. Hanson. N. Kirby, F. Bannach. I. Moe. I.. Duranceau Row 1: V. Marros, G. Simpson. E. Bannach, D. McDowell, R. Hancock, I. Murray, M. Schultz, M. Hilqendorf, C. Gilbertson o . ' . ' V ve A A l A A C l I Y I , .1 V Y . 56 A mon1tors duty alls tor a qood deal ot work on the part t the 'r1on1tor l-le must ser as a quard1an of tne halls malcma sure that the students obey the school s rules ana requ' t1ons he must a1d tl e teachers and pr1nc1pal oy runnmq errands and sucl1 odd IObS l1I1Glly he 'nust rece Je vlSllOfb d1fQCl them t the1r dest1nat1ons ana help awe them a qooa ll press1on of the school Such a mult1tude of dUl19S 1nd1cates tha the mon1tor has a great deal ot respons1b1l1ty but he emoys 1t because there are certa1n compensatlons and 1t lS mterestmq Work l-le has a au1et secluded place 1n wh1ch to study away from the mterterence ot classmates that IS unless the classmate happens to be strollmq throuah the hall for some reason or other Then the monltor has an opportumty tc catch up on the latest QOSSIQ All 1n all the momtor s lot IS a sat1sfactory one and we feel 1t lS a pleasure to be one alaceeafefgaaful 'S wr Q,-1 Y., Row 2 R Bostad R Pederson D Greek N McCorm1ck Row 1 I Lodzmskl I Gaedtke D Shuda W Burmexsier Thrs organlzatlon IS composed of former pol1ce cadets Two boys from each class are chosen by the advlsor Mr Bostad on the bas1s of past performance and the deslre to serve It IS the duty of every member to report all exlstrng or potentlal safety hazards to constant ly check all student vehlcle parklng to report student neghgences lnvolvmg safety Contrnual efforts and attempts are made to develop proper safety attltudes throughout the entlre student body wrth the hope that they rn turn Wlll help to create and develop proper safety att1tudes and practlces rn the home The purpose of thls club IS to assrst our class room teachers ln selectlng orderrng and showmg hlms throughout the year It 1S our arm to brmg to the student body hlms that wrll lncrease therr knowledge of the outslde world and trlms that wtll st1mulate thelr 1nterests rn the many problems they are to face as future c1t1zens Other alds 1n our vrsual alds program are our opaque proyecture 33mm stnp pro Jector and our transcrlptron machlne The advrsor IS Mr Wall1n Don Taylor IS the Presxdent and Geraldxne Krasavage IS the Secretary um! uaefui How 3 D Kuzmarek E. Galecke I. Shannon D Burant A Wanta Row 2 B Blake I Korporul C McLlarky I Goodland L Tepp R Rcrfhk W Check Row 1 N Kiefer S Shafton E Pxoirowskr C Gulecke O 7 ts .v' V 4? 40 Q, 6.4 .., y .,, .' D , ,. - .-. .- ,-. I ,,, N, . -.-. - V' I ' I i oft xt -N 1 X1 4 :. .. .. .. ' :. .. .. .. ' - f ,. , . I - , I - , . , , . . , U I :. .. .. .. .. ..',. l 57 14u'am!S 'U A 58 'Glad -rv Y? -1? Q. 'AY' Q fr -v a Row Steckel K Korner R Bandow I Hanson S Quimby W Worzcxllc: Row Mcxlchow M Gosscqe H Sobczak D Gruba A Marqucxrd I Haas I Nleman Row Greshamer E Kabachmskl D Omermk I Dobeck P Dmeen E Parks Row Icnkowskx H Kostuck B Mueller R Moss M Smxth A Waller B Hansen Row Koller N Redfield D Skowen V Carpenter I Iensen I. Durancecxu T Gosh Row Kelly M Becker I Cerney I Golla N Murray G Krascxvcqe lNant a pompon or a booster leather or ust a ohance to qet in with a swell bunch? Then Come to room nurnoer l22 where the Commercial Club holds its bimonthly meet- inqs. T e arms our du' e seyeral an' Led. Qs, they are ' A ov le ass i tio. ff essiona iusinessnie. and to are - .iiembers an insight irit the 'usiness world of a '. Qhofl our afis e to .oxide :og init 4 . .e e.- 3' he b. T e . e enrol' eye al seem' l ' y is Jr ri- e . or wi F, '. - e . s esire A .ograrn M.C'a by Le i. Teo. '33, ' e naye :A nsored dance o7,..'1..q one 'our . me game . sual.y in the atter .t o ne se ond semester the cl.ib has eitlper ff s.e g riae or a bowling party. Thu- y ii see o.ir cub orovides mucli social activity 'or its rn bers This year a speaker tro'n the Hardware lvlsitua' Mr. Tolletson addressed the dub on the subiect Hlobs and how to Apply ior Them . Addresses ot this nature greatly aid the mein- bers in braaaeninq their business lc., wiedge. e ftso extended an invitation to ,. ., t. 'Zio' .Q3 UPON' 6. niy Yi1O.S Cifld SG 'ilOTS NYG TKQYTIDQYS ' e-a' se of 1 e en runce requirement Wo year' i n Cfi..f'Ii6YC lsubiec.. '- me ns il 'he mem' ers have .W thihg in miie.. .. li e es ' o rr oreiai we '. lf1:e.s are as faiows: YQSIGQUI ......................... C 'I'l ..So.. Vzoe-President .............. Pa r1c'a Dmeen Secre ary-Treasurer .. Nancy Malehow Adu isor ............................ Miss Gaveras 59 Ra! am! Black Glad Row Peterson B Bea C Cook Ptnkerton S Iacobson I Anderson P Broten M Cutnuw P Barrett Row 3 M Dumbleton I Dobeck P Dxneen N Mcxlchow M Crosby B Shafton P Peterson R Bcxdten Row 2 M Held A Altenburq C Norton l Hlrzy G Holstexn M Weller K Smlth I Swan M Hxlqendorf Row Pronz M Butler V Marros M Goodlcmd S Smnth M Knope C Gxlbertson G Krusuvaqe The Red and Black Club has had many act1vxt1es th1s year under thelr advlsor Mrs Porter ln the tall they put on a mus1cal skrt tor the Farr and Supper entrtled Alrce rn a Modern Wonderland whlch won frrst prrze Therr float Sarlrnq to Vrctory won trrst pnze also 1n the Homecomrnq Parade One of the hrqhhqhts of the year was the Red and Black Club formal The theme was How Lucky You Are Dlce clovers and wrshbones were part of the decoratmq New members were taken rn at the sem ester The annual banquet was held n the sprmq Presrdent Marrlyn Knope Vlce Presrdent Betty Shatton Secretary Carole Culbertson Treasurer Murrel Held The Debuteen Club has had another suc cessful year Its membersh1p has swollen to new herqhts and rt looks as rt the club lS qoxnq places Watch lt' The Debs aqarn took part rn the school actrvrtres the dances the Homecommq parade and the Pornt vs Raprds assembly The club had 1ts soclal qathennqs and the brq spr1nq banquet held at the Hotel Whrtmq chrnaxed the drd rt aqarn year Pres1dent Ierane Enqum Vrce Presrdent Celeste Elchlepp Secretary Treas Gwendolyn Lepper Board of Control Theresa Wanta Theresa Bekowskr Nola Elder Arly Dannenburq Faculty Advrsor Mrss Koshollek Gad Row 2 I Wcrnta C Klmkert N Elder D Hodqden I Engum A Dannenberq Row l T Bekowskl B Cholewmskr G Lepper C Elchlepp I Ferdon 1 fr Q.. w 4: C. . . . . ,I. ' , . . . , . . . . . 1: C. , . , . , . . . ' , . . . ' , . , . . I A n Il 1 I n ll n r 4 . ll It I 4 I - Al -l n ll 1 1 I n 1. n I ' V I , ll I! .1 A Il v n u ll . , , . K 1 . Q 7 ilr'L 2t:F.lflU1j?f 'T ' ' mv -f ' 9 ' s .. X , n s as I A 1 l 50 nh pep Glu! Row K Zylka N Tunmer I Hebal A Phelan R Fletxng K Korner R Leahy M Platt Row F V1cker P Gwxdt V Fischer B Olson A Clayton P Blaskey B Hanson I Moe Row D Iohnson K Leahy A Waller N Klrby B Pelkey I. Koshollek M Lampert Row C Woodford I Cerny M Phfiner P Boemer M Smlth M Becker R Schem Wllh the asststance ot the1r new advlsor Mrs Hafner the Glrls Pep Club parttctpated 1n many act1v1t1es agaln succeedmg 1n maklng th1s a very successful year Every Thursday as tn DIGVIOUS years the gtrls sold 1ce cream bars The funds were used to enable the stu dent body to have pald assemblles One of the assemblles was On the Beam where Glenn L Moms gave populartzed demonstrat1ons of sctence used 1n av1at1on We saw how a flyer depends upon h1s xnstruments on the beam A male quartet known as the Plantatlon Slngers presented many unusual arrange ments of some of the most popular melod1es ot the Southland One ot the most tasclnatmg assemblles featured Elzle B Brown memory wtzzard He explaxned to the student body the method by wh1ch th1s same power may be developed by others We also had a mysttlymg program by Boy and V1v1an Shnmplln mag1c1ans War Dogs Come Home was a dramatlc story ol dog tratmng and obed1ence by Fred Spooner A well tralned dog accompanted hlm and dramat1zed the accompltshment of the K 9 veterans He also demonstrated how our own beloved house pets can be made to bnng us more pleasure through proper tralnmg A symphonlc brass ensemble called the Whlte Hussars presented a unlque cornblna non ot t1ne muslc and brllltant pageantry A harplst Henry I Wllltams presented a very hne program of enterta1n1ng mustc Mr Wllltarns also played an ortgmal number wntten for h1s grand ch1ld Thls year the Club sold booster t1ckets tor the Fatr and Supper The sktt for the Vtctory Vamttes was Teen Canteen Whlte Chnst mas was the theme of the annual Snow Ball held on December 6 The New Look was rudely mterruptecl when th1rty new members were 1n1t1ated m February The gxrls were back ln the1r own styles at the annual banquet on Apr1l 6 at the Belmont Hotel Prestdent Phyllxs Boerner Secretary Treasurer Ruth Schem Iumor Pres1dent Nancy Klrby dh ' f 4: . . . ' 1 . , . . . ' ' . . , . . . ' 3: . ' . . ' . . ' . . , . . . , . . . 2: . . . . . . . ' . . , . . . 1: . . . . . ' , . , . ' . . . . ' Gnd we Wqtched CI Student try 10 pilgt Q plane VlCG-PIGSlCl9I'1l ................ MGIY Lu Platt . j A F- t T T T T T ' ,T Q 3 S1 Benign Banff Side -5.4 pn. :vw rx 0' K Shcker R Pearson B Snow T Mable D Varney D Van Hecke Badger Boys State a c1t1zensh1p proJect of the Arnerlcan Legron was held aga1n last Iune Dunng the week at Rrpon College s1x hundred Boys State cltrzens elected and operated a real state government composed of actual c1t1es and countres Every boy who really took part rn the elect1oneer1ng and ofttce holdmg GCt1V1l1eS wh1ch hlghllghted Boys State learned a great deal about the operatmg of h1S government He came home better equ1pped to carry out hrs dunes and emoy h1s pr1v1leges as a crtrzen A Badger Boy may be the potentral gov ernor of our state or even our pres1dent Who knows? Badger Grrls State was a week full of fun mterest and educatlon We met a great vanety of g1rls from all over the state We heard many mterest1ng speakers mcludrng people from the Un1vers1ty and others rn pubhc offlces Durmg the week we elected our own crty and state offrcxals and had a wonderful trme campargnrng We also v1s1ted the cap1tol and conducted our own meetmgs m the chambers Our counsellors were very understandlng and sympathetrc They acted as rf they were one of us The good trrnes we had 1n Chad bourne Hall the dormrtory where we stayed wrll always remarn among our happrest memones Baku Quail .Side , W we W A y W tl ' 1 A Y A 0 V QM wifi' I 'Io'-ld A - xt , . ,J Q W ' V .. V ,.,, M- H' S 'M ,S ggi 2 1 J ft , Q 1 , 1 . , I -1 n I I I I I . - , - . I I I I I - A - , H ,. ,, , , . I ' 1 . I , . v I ,,' ' , .. N, M W .Y ' '7 i z . X I f 4 J 62 801446 Row Cemey F Wolcxk C Mancheskl R Worxalla I Neqaard R Pearson L I.aI.exke Row 2 I Kluck T Mable R Dehlmqer W Snow Kacxmarek E Zurowsln I Thompson Row Gruba B Ia1ewsk1 M Nelson N Miller N George R Lmd W Iakusz Row Nelson R Laszewllu D Marquard G Qumn G Anderson M Hxqgms The S Club had as usual an actlve part 1n the school s act1v1t1es thms year To become cr member of the club a boy must be a letter wmner 1n one sport There are certam stand ards for each sport The club then meets and approves all awards qlven The new members are ent1tled to wear the emblem and p1n Supper that there are some stnkmq bathmq beaut1es ln the S Club Such hqures' Once 1n a wh1le they put on some banq up pep assembl1es whxch amused everyone Of course they turmshed the1r own cheerleaders Prestdent B111 Snow V1ce Presldent Terry Mab1e Secretary Treasurer Bob Dehllnqer Soclal Cha1rman Russell Pearson AdV1SOf Mr Roberts I Uri! Oiilcers H Pearson T Mable B Snow R Dehlmger 11 -Nl -' 4 .-5. Q c U 2 JE I, 'T if c. 5: G, . f Y f, f ' Y ll L A ' I I I II I I 4 , a . .Q , Awf ,l , ' , nz' 1: D. , . , . '. . , . . . , . ' : . . . ' , . ' . . . . . '. . 4: I.. . . ', . . . ' . . . . ' ' 11 If . I , I I I' I ' I 5,15 6 'L n l I . Q i' The student body found out in the Fair and Ei 9-If . . ' f' T ' - ...,. 13 T QI:-fi ' ................................ . D- ' ,A .QT 3 I Q , gf ' , , P ,, ' 'P f I tx , T 'Z T ' ' 4' - T Q 63 4 4h 4,4 4th Row E Galecke R Wroblewskx I OKeete L Shannon D Gaedtke K Frost A Gavxn R Sterlmg 3rd Row E Bower D Muller w0lC1k A Bousxer R Konkol M Iohnson L Bxalek 2nd Row H Frednckson D Zblewsln C Khsmxth I. Coulthurst I. Sorenson A Adams R Roth lst Row V Plentka A Plentka I Lodzmskx S ChOl!lClCk1 G Lebnclr D Groshelr R Hancock Smlth Hughes Vocatronal Agrlculture had 1ts beglnmng rn hlgh schools rn th1s country 1n 1917 A four year course rs offered rn our h1gh school for boys who are plannmg on farmmg or are mterested rn occupatlons where an agrrcultural bacrcground 1S essentral S0113 and farm crops are offered the fresh man year anrmal husbandry and poultry the sophomore farm mechanrcs the Jumor and farm management farm records and market 1ng the sen1or year ln addrtlon to class room study and shop Work rn the hrgh school farm boys carry on farmmg programs on the1r home farms These programs lnclude many proJects tor rncome The natronal organrzatron for farm boys enrolled rn vocatronal agrrculture lS the Future Farmers of Amerlca Some of the prolects sponsored by our FFA are the sale of agrl cultural seeds treatmg small gram for farmers drsplayrng a booth at the Farr sponsormg the Rural School Day at the hrgh school and Presldent Leonard Sorenson Vrce Presrdent Donald Gaedtke Secretary Eugene Galecke Treasurer Clarence Galecke Reporter lames O Keele Sentrnel Ray Hancock Advrsor Mr Grlbertson Z : . . . 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' . . , . . . . . : ' , 2 , I I I - , . , I 'A I assrstrng 1n sporxsormg the Potato lnstrtute. 64 'xxx 4th Row A Guvm R Pederson W Zelewskx I Formello D Courtney I Olieefe M Iohnson L Bxalek 3rd Row D Gaedtke E Galecke D Butler C Gcrlecke C Gaqas R Klesmxth M Pozorskl 2nd Row A Goetz R Klesmxth K Frost A Adams M Gxlkay D Mattson lst Row A Lange L Sorenson M Anderson R Berry S Haka R Konkol Th1s lS the second year 1n wh1ch conserva t1on has been offered 1n our h1gh school cur r1culum The course 1ncludes so1l conservatlon forestry water m1neral and recreat1onal re sources and the study of w1ldl1fe F1eld trlps are made to paper m1lls f1sh hatchenes school forests and to surround1ng areas to study so1ls so1l formatlons and so1l eros1on problems Last spr1ng n1neteen boys from the con servatton class Mr Hager and Mr G1lbertson spent two and one half days at the Trees For Tomorrow Camp at Eagle R1ver Th1s camp lS sponsored by a group of paper m1ll owners of the WISCOUSIH Valley The Conservatlon Club was fortunate tn obtammg e1ghty acres of land for another School Forest The land was donated to the h1gh school by the F1rst Natlonal Bank of Stevens Pomt About two thousand trees w1ll be planted 1n th1s new land th1s spnng Each year Trees For Tomorrow lnc offers a forestry scholarsh1p of S500 to a sen1or boy tn each of f1ve d1str1cts 1n WISCODSIH Valley schools Wayne Iensen won the scholarsh1p 1n our d1str1ct last spnna Pres1dent Maunce G1lkay Vtce Prestdent Donald Gaedtke Secretary Arnold Lange AdVlSOY Mr G1lbertson 65 , , ,. -Q , Q' L: ., 1 1- , , -- f 'l K Q T , .. 1 fr r A - .. , K 1: ' ,, 1 Q, v X . , ': 4 Q- ' Y . 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'Wd -Q' ...nv-uv' -f-as 'i ,nu W 2' av ,f .4 so 1'--L l The Bxq Blow 2 Such an abundance of men' 3 Iwond r nf they dxd much tenms playmq 4 Watch out Crable Competttton' 5 Grtn and Barrett S Slowly I turned step by step' 7 Really Tell me more' 8 Ah summer 9 Hey thought thxs was Wxsccnsm' 10 We re pals ll Dead end luds 12 The saxaphone pals 13 Shave and a hatrcut Two bus 14 Maybe yes Maybe no 15 Enerqetxc lookxnq arent they' 16 Hows buslness fellows' 17 lm Sliimq PFSUY 18 Free as a bud' 19 Lookathere-amt she pretty 20 Present and future 21 Our Abbot and Costello 22 Whats the attractxon 23 Somethxnq wrong here' 24 All alone on that bxq porch' 25 Two of a kmd 26 Ah ' Frankte 27 Thats showmq em coach 28 Whos talunq whose pxcture' 29 ll-IST cull me headless 30 Whats The U 1'ClC'10U dt 05h lrosh 31 Dont styles chanqe tho' 32 Sltght accxdent' 33 In the shade of the old pme tree 34 Our Kmq and Queen 35 Quxteaload 66 I 5' 1:4 . nl fe 1, , M , . L 6 We A X I 'V v0 , I t ' - . , ,S 25: Q? 5.442 ll j .1 gtk -1 q , . ' I4 T nm Y, y::Z.l.,x:, I W If -MMM H .. 1 .:,:, 4 X , y 3 ag, X ... 1 1 4? , t 3 Q Q A Y il f tx 3 y Q-T ew , .eg iq fwfilltl 4 M175- n 9 ' ' ' -' - A 'il rl' ' , ' g I: 1, 1 K ' T ff ' 5 we M W ,mf 34 5-7, 5' L A :. I L y 0' , -- .1',,g',3, I . ' t . 1. - y' 1 1 Fl 1 i J y' T F ,e T o MUSIC Seniofa Ea:-ac! Our senior band was well represented in the All Star Football bands at Madison last summer with Mr. Rehieldt as one oi the di' rectors in charge of one ot the two all state bands. This year the band welcomed thirty-five members into its ranks. ln September the band traveled to Ripon where they enioyed a rnost inspirational concert by the U. S. Marine Band. For its annual trip the pep band traveled to Nelcoosa ior a hotly contested basketball game. They also assisted at most ot the pep assemblies, games, zzomecomina, and the Wis- consin Centennial basketball celebration. The band was host to Merrills band, resplendent in new uniforms until the heavy rain at the tootball qame sent both bands scurrying under the stadium. Because there were so many new mem- bers, the first concert was delayed until March. Our band traveled to New London on March 8 to play a ioint concert with the New London band and played host to their band on March Q. The finale ot it was several numbers played by the massed bands of both schools. Many soloists and srriall ensembles entered the tournament at Clintonville April lU, and the entire band entered a tournament and parade contest there May l. The state contest was held May 20. The next biq event will be the Centennial celebration at the State Fair in August when some oi our senior band members will play with a tour hundred piece all state band. 6 r Clarinet Home Prim '- S3.':.r. Tp- .i '.'.'Ls.ey 7 1 F .ss Q l. -Af-- WV ' fl .5 Spit. fri -5 ,l ... iieil III... , .., my 1... ' ffftszr. F: . :41f.'l.l:i Ts' ..':.+rr1 ,..f Alto Clarinet Bass Clarinet Oboe r mv-' Bassoon :- is 1..f Flute 1 Alto Saxophone 4 :!1.'..ef' ' ' Tenor Saxophone .Q Q JZ.: Q we 4 69 Baritone Saxophone '1t'. : fzzib 5 Comets Q Trombones .f Boritones Bosses 1.15 H .'::s.:. 4-- French Horns r w Percussion ' , :,.,, pep Eau! wg-nu-,ref Boll on to Vlctory V1ClOIY Roll on to V1ClOfY Vlctory Flght w1th all your m1ght We re go1ng to W1n thls game tomght U Rah Rah' The Pep Band under the able dlrectlon of Mr Rehfeldt IS all that 1ts name lmplles All students reacted to the llvely muslc and snappy arrangements whlch the band prov1ded for the basketball games pep assembhes and wrest hng bouts The strams ot Roll on to V1ClOfY 4' J 70 and other of therr equally sp1r1ted numbers llngered IH one s memory long after the games were over The band conslsts of members of the Semor Band P I lacobs Hlgh School IS proud of thrs group whose enthusrasm could be counted on to put rhythm and swmg 1n all occas1ons ln whlch they partlclpated They made one trlp to Nekoosa th1s year to the Pomt Nekoosa basketball game Everyone apprecrates the fme efforts of the Pep Band D' ,: ' Q ,. 325534 ' l . -A v, ' ' NX. at . - X-QM,, ,: .' - . 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'M L2 I Mm! ancf Corneis Buss Drums Clannets FC Flutes Scxophon es O71 ' Ii GI' 'T C' w Bass Clannel Xylophone Trombone Bcxntone French Horn mf Qlee cm Row C Turzenskl C Kurtzwell C House P Craxg A Gxllry V Wenzel D Gxlbertson B Bohm K Wxllett M Lebnck I Ferdon D Rxchmond P Wxlkxnson Row B Held P Ressler M Lewxs F Rogers Pollun M Peterson H Pfluqadt M Hansen C Rentzner G Helmmsln S Bronk Row M Wesley G Enqum P Mahck F Hope C Leahy R Worzalla D Lmd B Somers D Elchlepp I Marchel I Burmexster r Row M Platt M Peabody V Kawalskl P Gxese R Vaughn I Hmtz M Flaherty M Mahck 2nd How I Wanke P Hackney M Stawtckx I Webxe F Mansavaqe D Kluck G Lepper C Elchlepp I Cook I Worden N Elder 1stRow M Parker I Thompson B DeHart L Bronk R Nelson I Neale I Altenburq K Hxrzy I Anderson P Olson I Kiefer M Wtllxams Mrss Dorothy Vetter s bevy of 75 arrls have Presldent Pat Ressler been socrally actrve as well as provrdlna ITIUSIC Vtce Pres1dent Benrta Held for the school Secretary Clalre Kurtzwerl Wearrna l6Sl1V9 sprras of areen on therr Treasurer Canmlle Turzenskr blouses as seen 1n the p1cture aboxe they shared honors w1th the Cho1r 1n the Chnstrnas proararn presented for the student body ? The h1qhl1aht ot the1r year carne when ,vga 4- J several spec1al choruses and dancers were MH 'rin 4 tp , chosen to partlclpate rn the operetta Rtdtna ' H Down the Sky to Carrnellta 1n wh1ch all the qlrls had so ue part Thelr qay costumes and no tlaslnna smtles cast a spell on students and Q adults altlce 1n the hrst operetta produced V Q Jolntly by the Cholr and Glee Clubs rn many I I years U Last but not least there was a sprmq c P I cert put on by the Glee Club Whene Jer thts ,Y concert whrch was torrnal was nsenttoned a Q happy alearn came 1nto the Qnrls eyes At 0 thrs type ot concert the aud1ence sees a ralnbow 1 ot happy faces and colorful dresses 9 9 bw 72 Sth : . '. . '. . . . ' . . ' . . , . ' . . . . ' . . ' . Sth . : . I I . . I ,I . ' . . . . . . . . . . . , . ' ' 4th l : . . . . . ' . . , . , . , . ' . . . . , . 3 d . : . ' . . , . ', . ' . . . . ' . . , . ' r A 1 V 7 1 kf- . ,. ai, X I ' A P QI I l V . , ' h Q I S, ,hiv ,jim . ik. 9- . W - ,A-:Q-4 M 'fm -4 f ' ' 3 g y. 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Pncher W Schmxdl R Cable W Zxck W Yndestad T Woodford Row K Houden N Whelxhan R Redman R Boslad A Beqqs R Marquurd I I-'ndcxy Row W Grecton W Rudmclz C Wxemun C Podeweltz H Hetzel M Lazare Each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon a var1ety of muslcal sounds came from the mus1c room boommg bantones and sllvery tenors Th1s was the Boys Glee Club and thetr songs ranged from classlcal composltxons and hymns to barber shop harmony and popular songs lf the slnglng was espec1ally d1st1ngu1shed perhaps the boys were hstenmg to recordlngs of the worlds great smgers and choruses The h1gh polnt of the year came wtth the operetta for then the boys had a chance to show the1r actlng ab1l1ty as well as s1ng1ng talent Thetr costumes actmg and s1ng1ng helped to make he show a great success Prestdent Carl W1eman V1cePres1dent lohn Swanson Secretary Fred Schadewald Treasurer Carl Podeweltz Accompamst Kenneth Shcker When good fellows get together song and cheer w1ll f1ll the a1r Twas thus that the Four Flats came 1nto be1ng About two years ago the orxgmal Four Flats were organ lzed by Frank Wesley The quartet acquxred the name Four Flats for obytous reasons Of course the name IS no longer appl1cable C73 and IS used only for trad1t1on s sake' ln the f1rst year of 1ts organ1zat1on the Four Flats sang for vanous organ1zat1ons around town and also competed 1n the Musxc Tournament at Medford The Four Flats now conslst of Frank Wesley l1TSl tenor and arranger B1ll Cook second tenor Dav1d Van Hecke barltone and lack Ze1 bass lt IS hoped that the Four Flats have become a permanent organ1zat1on 1n our MUSIC Depart ment and w1ll carry on m years to come F Wesley W Cook D Van Hecke I el d ' u 4 - , Q 5 , 5 sf -:L T' I' . 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Z ' 73 www '7 ? 2nd Row C Kurlzwexl N Txmmer K Korner R Leahy lst Row M Lewis K Leahy M Hxlqendorf M Pfxifner Each year a group of glrls band together and form an organlzatlon wh1ch they call the Grrls Madr1gal Thls year the Madr1gal IS composed of n1ne grrls sophomores and Jumors who have a partlcular llklflq tor th1s type of smglng The glrls meet one evenmg a Week and choose thelr own songs Martha H1lgendorf 1S chalrman of the group and Ioanne Altenburg and Mary Pttftner the llbrarlans take charge of the mus1c They sang a SpGC1Gl chorus 1n the operetta 1c1pat1on ln the annual muslc fest1val 1n the sprmg The Mlxed Madngal was organtzed soon after school started thrs fall The Madr1gal was orlglnated 1n England where groups of people would Sll around a table to s1ng Our group has thlrteen members and all but two ot them be long to the Chou The Madr1gal practrces every Tuesday evenlng for forty l1V9 mmutes Much has been accomphshed At Chrlstmas t1me e1ght of the members sang for the Fort nlghtly Study Club Practlce was lnterrupted by preparat1on for the operetta 1n whlch most was over the Madr1gal began worklng on the preparat1on of 1ts tournament p1ece meal liffaflugd Znd Row Zen P Zen C Cook G Steckel D Van Hecke lst Row C Woodford S Smith G Holstem M Moen I. Spronqer lk.. 0 f o N: l ..,- Q 13 'Q' we 36 liar R ' , but the big event ot the year was the part- ot our members had a part. After the operetta O C : ', . '. . i . . u. . li- W . 5 La Q . Q.. t 2 1 M J 3 1 .- ' 'G' ' V . , 'I I lt I Q Q inf A . -, r l ul A? . l 74 146 Gan 3rd Row W Cook K Slxcker B Shomberq I Zex I Frost D Varney D VanHecke P Zex G Sleckel 2nd Row C Cook C Whxtney B Frymark D Omermk M Hawlnns N Txmmer N Mclchow K Korner I. Steffanus M Moen G Holstem lst Row P Blaskey V Fxscher S Smnh C Woodford M Do you hear rt? Those lovely strams of musxc floatmq down the halls come from Room 307 The chorr IS always busy practrcmq for somethmq The Chrrstrrras proqram and carol ma through the halls were carrred on m the tradrtrormal style thrs year For the hrst trme lI'1 qurte a few years the A Cappella Chorr the Glrls Glee Club and the Boys GH operetta Rldlflq Dovm th safxaor qlrls 've e I apsf DOY S OHS VCI racrc 1 e arr I Chorr rradmqa rm tettes are flourrshma T socral re euhe Taboqgorr members wer se era pu' 'reea A Ca e a 9 Xa I Glee Club qave Sky Shy hrah or y S m I' 1 V7 3 F1111 S CI 1G QUCIT Masq Q rw T u a sses th Schultz L Spranqer C Norton M Held M Philner M Hxlqendorf 75 i l . . . . , . 5 s - . . ' i . , o , ' '- . e '. ' Q ' ' . '. or, r rwrarriea ima ga pa . sh 5 se ztas. Nc Q r 2 s the Cperetta over than p t irq b Q . 'or the ttiusxe iou rahioht. There are rriany achve srtpaller groups from the yr. ' l,ye':1aalcl r' - he ' ll, had not bee. for siren - ' or. o 'f '. parties ara picriics for chalr - e lots 3' fuif lN1th the re.urr1 of ex' l oh--oo 'ea iencrs arf ba- N, ..e ppoll Choir as .hri'.'1:1g. arm, :bm me sk, Thrs year the musrc department produced the operetta Rrdmg Down the Sky The Boys Chorr all had parts rn the productron Everyone worked admlrably and the trnal result was a really good muslcal productron The costumes were procured by the students and drsplayed a varrety ot colors wrth a great deal ot 1mag1na tlon As for the story Dave Varney drscovered o1l lack Zer d1scovered Shlrley Smrth Wrllrs Zrck met dynamlte Gretchen Holstem The lotte Cook and Paul Zer whrle Marme Brll Cook won Nanette T1mmer Kenneth Slrcker got 551000 OOO worth of Mexrcan stage money Davld Van Hecke forsook hrs occupatron to rom the revolutlomsts Accompanled by hrs gu1tar and bevy of grrls Alan Beggs trollcked through the performance x w - - ll Glee Club, 'Girls' Glee Club, and .A Cappella charms ot middle age were supplied by. Char- 76 EVENTS 15 1 5h 77 ,1- Sw 4-I-d fQ73 gbfgx-mf '7fze panifzm Vfanzllia of 1947 -'xgzz Jfamec'R Queen Ahce Waller Kmq Don Marquard 1:9 ggi!!! 'BH' 'v Q 3 80 Q!! 'NW 15:15 'Y AMW. ,,' 9 ft ,439 if Row 2 W Scnks R Stmsser R Dehlmger R Lxnd Row 1 W Worzallc M Hrqqms G Anderson At the end of the schedule ln the two leagues Dugans Brg Seven and the Sugar Bowls stood at the top of the lrsts ln therr respectrve leagues wrth seven wms and o defeats each Dugans took honors m the Iacobs loop f1n1sh1ng ahead of the L1ttle Apes who won f1V9 and dropped two games The Sugar Bowls went through the Emerson Crrcurt w1nn1ng the t1tle by handlng the Bull Dogs thetr only set back of the season to fxmsh a game ahead of the Bull Dogs A playoff tournament was held at the hrgh school gym to determme the champ1onsh1p of the two leagues The fmal game was played between Dugans and the Lrttle Apes The Dugan qumt won the crown rn an assembly program played before the student body Thts was the frrst trme a program of th1s kmd had been tned Here are the members of Dugans tearr G Anderson B Dehhnger B Strasser W Worzalla M HIQQIHS B Lrnd Icxcobs League Dugans L1ttle Apes Lrttle foes ays Larry s Dead Eye Dlcks Sporty s Emerson League Sugar Bowls Bull Dogs No1se Makers B1g Nrcks Bullets Bed Barders Dead Seven Freshmen it rr,t r ,M 3' 7 Y Q 3 3 A :V1 6 t 4 6 l I - W - - - ' ................................................ ..7 ' ' ' n ' ......................................... ...5 - ' ..,.......................................... .5 ' u I ' A' f 1 ..................................................... ...5 , ' ' Orioles .................................................... 2 1 . . . ' .........,...................................... ....2 - - ' - , ' ................................. ...2 , ' ' ' ............................................... ...O - - - A W H - ..,.................................... .7 ' ' , .................,............................ ..6 I ' ' ...................................,. ...4 I I I I - ' ' ' .......r................................ I ........,.,......................................... 2 ' I , ' ................,...,................... ..2 , V I U A I U I f ..,,.................................. ....2 , , ' ' ,,'. .....................r..,.................. , ..1 az In MR Your very FIRST day of h1gh school when you Walked IN the door to the gym your prlde mlxed Wllh fear and Mr Vlncent comforted you wlth Only green thmgs grow ? I-low you were late to ev ery class because that locker Just Wouldn t open? fWhen you Walked bllthely DOWN the UP stalrway and met Mrs Moe at the oot? When you reallzed that teachers were ACTUALLY human and even NICE? Glrls your fear and Caheml admrratron of the basketball team members? The IITSI t1me you heard Mr Gerke s annual Joke Them a1nt pancakes them s concrete' When you were called mto Mr Bostad S offrce and you were sure that every one could hear the ROAR of your knees knock1ng? When the attendance offrcer found out your REAL reason for bemg absent? The annual I-IOMECOMING PARADE? The f1rst corsage you bought for HER and the frrst corsage you recelved from I-IIM? The stupendous breath takmg never to be forgotten grand re openlng of the SUGAR BOWL under the management of the teen agers pals Clark and Lenore Lampe? Your prlde as the BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1946 47 left for Madlson? The arrlval of the long awalted CLASS RINGS? Drdnt you feel very upper class once you slrpped them on your frngers? The IUNIOR CLASS PLAY? Wasnt 1t excltmg to glve your own productron plus managlng the back stage Jobs as well? When you were a monrtor and stayed STRICTLY at your post? Locker mspectlon? The musrc tournaments and the thrlll you got when you heard that your solo or ensemble Would go to Madrson? Golrtg all out for the l:'a1r and Supper knowmg 1t was your last year? The LAST party at PI the SENIOR BALL and how hard the commlttee Worked to really put rt over? I-low you Wa1ted and Wa1ted ln the sprlng for the TATTLER to come out? Gettlng autographs? When you Walked Jauntlly down the alsle clutchlng your dlploma and suddenly you had that same old feelmg of prlde mlxed w1th fear u th1s t1me you were go1ng OUT the door? 83 W O I O O O O O C I - I I - - - - I Your VERY OWN Iunior Prom ..... Apple Blossom Time? ' ' ' . . . b t Russell Pearson Gwen Simonds - -ezmpze, l MMA., gmac D1ck Reynolds played by B1ll Polfus pa1d a surpr1se v1s1t to h1s aunt and uncle portrayed by Mar1lyn Gossage and Bob Krubsack who leave for a funeral Pee Wee Srnrth D1ck s col lege pal played by Pete Thomas arr1ved and then the trouble began They had to make Sl OOO rn a hurry to pay Pee Wee Smlth s w1fe Peaches Greedrng who was played by Beverly Olson because she was plannmg to mform Pee Wee s father of the marrrage The boys wrthout a llcense opened the house as a country mn Pee Wee donned a w1g and sklrt to represent DICKS Wrfe as no one bachelor Needless to say Pee Wee kept the Whole audlence laughlng 1n h1s adm1rable por trayal of a woman Rosemary Leahy took the part of Tweety the hrred g1rl Harold Custer a polrte young man played by Gary Qurnn and h1s frmcky d1gn1f1ed mother who was played by lane Moe were the l1fSl roomers Next came Dr Gaza Omahandra a West Indran Myst1c Ilm Samter and h1s ward Kay Samed1 Nan Trmrner The Doctor also brought Madame Celesta a natlve Wltch Woman portrayed by Barbara Bauman Peter Beam1sh a blmd gentleman characterlzed by lack Ze1 was the next v1s1tor Chants Jungle drum beat1ngs and screams f1lled the a1r from the darkened stage D Omahandra held a very susplclous sesslon as evenmg came Peaches was found dead and Kay unconscrous so the sherrffs were called 1n These two characters were played by Joyce Moll and Drck Toser As 1t happened the Reynolds house was located ln two countles and the sherrffs had a trme keeplng the bound ary llnes stra1ght Darsy a sherlff s ten year old nrece played by Carol Woodford found several Fmally the murderer Was dlscovered Klndly Mrs Custer and her lnnocent son Harold were the vrllams They turned out to have had a cr1m1nal record Monahan the State Trooper Frank DeGu1re took them ln custody Peter Beam1sh found h1s srght and turned out to be Kay Samedr s long lost brother D Omahandra had had Kay under a spell and she was frnally released after contact wrth a mysterrous charn Mr Sword and Mrs Bur roughs dlrected the cast whlch d1d an excellent Job rn portraymg the characters , . I 1 ' 1 l I I I I I would take a room in a house run by a clues which helped to solve the crime. 1 y I I ' , ' , ' . r. ' 7 84 Naam Queen Kathleen Leahy Kmg B1ll Sanks Candlellght Cafe was the theme of the lunror Prom thrs year lt was held tn the gym Aprrl 2 at 9 OO P M As one stepped msrde the door of the gym he could see the couples dancrng to the soft dreamy mustc of Benny Graham s orchestra The grrls evenmg dresses were of many colors and styles Most of therr wer lrght colored and xery summery Tl' Prom Queen s dress was lrgrrt blue taffe a wt srlver and rhmestone earrmgs wrth a n ckla to match The color theme was blue and whrte There were card tables wrth lamps and anal on both srdes of me gym whrch were roo a off wrth crepe paper st earrers Paper str a ers also decorated the stage where the or 'rest sat Above them was a srlhouette of a boy a a grrl and on eacn srde w re two large candles The closed bleachers were decoratea w h candles and wrne glasses As guests entered they were greeted by Brlly Hebal who handed out penclls and Nancy Moberg who handed out programs Mr Bostad crowned the Kmg Brll Sanks and Queen Kathleen Leahy Then they led the grand march followed by the class offrcers and therr dates lack Ze1 and Carol Woodford Frank DeGu1re and Mary Pfrffner and Pa Leary and learette Fletcher Mrs Allan Bostad Mr and Mrs lonn Eckerson Mr and Mrs Bob DeGu1re Mr and Mrs George Leahy Mr and Mrs N E Masterson Mr and Mrs loe Sanlcs and Mr and Mrs W1ll1Gm Terrtll Members of the Junr r class who work d on commlttees mcluded loan Cerney Marllyn Becker Altce Waller Nancy Krrby Mary Pfrffner Drck Toser Brll Polfus Don LaBrre Nancy Malchow loanne Altenburg Karol Karner and Carol Woodford Q ' - A 1 . is ' ' . , 2 . . I rl l l 1 . a net overslcirt. She wore silver slippers ana Chaperones for the Prom were Mr. and ' ' r ' e ' ce . , . . T , ' ll . ' e' ' . ' r . r . A e . ' 'o e . Q cl ra ' ' . , ' ' it. , , 85 ,quemldm SPORTS 4 Row 3 R Lxnd C Mancheskn R Pearson W Speerstra C Stolz B Worzalla W Snow R Dehlmqer F Woycrk N George Mr Roberts Row 2 Mr Gregory T Allen I Thompson M Hrqqms G Anderson N Muller F DeGu1re L I.aI.exke R Luszewskx W Iakusz Mr Spurhnwk Row 1 W Icnewslu B Nelson R Fluqaur C Wxemcmn G Qumn D Marqucxrd 1948 P S Bob Dehlmqer was chosen football Player Plqygf gf the Yeqf ot the Year by an 1mpart1al comm1ttee composed Bob Dehlmger of men from the lumor Chamber ot Commerce Bob was named on the All Conference team and also was chosen tor tne All State team He was an outstanclmq player on an out standma team Dmay played the posttton ot quard and was always a menace to th oppost tton lcle was a matnstay t th tea h lam up aaamst even the strongest lmes IS ath etlc record 13 en lac e s etrtel playma football as a Freshman and won hls letter as a Soohomore l-le has been outstandm, m soorts a throuq 1 hts htah school years . . Q '. C . ., O S A YH, Cl Q ' ' 7 t l'l lc C . c V 1. H9 if ,I t ' A - ll E M, Swdff x6ig,..- 5 :Nb as 'fn A 89 'wr Thompion I! In III R Laszewsk F Wock H Dah nqe LaLe ke L H Lnd C Mcmchesk W Snow 1 I I Gaacfwiancfq la- I 7 J Coaches Mr Gregory Mr Roberts Mr Spurhawk Mr Krembs Mr McDonald POINT I2 MOSINEE 7 The 47 football season got off to a good start W1th a non conference Wm over Mosmee The Po1nt club scored after a Moslnee pass was lntercepted Then Marquard scored from the 7 Nelther luck was good In the 3rd quarter Mos1nee recovered a Po1nt fumble and passed for a touchdown They made the extra pornt POINT I4 MARSHFIELD 6 The Stevens Po1nt Hlgh School Panthers opened the1r Valley Conference season by de featxng the Marshf1eld Tlgers Marquard scored Po1nt s f1rst touchdown 1n the flrst quarter on a 24 yard run and lack Thompson went over IH the second quarter on a 70 yard Jaunt Both klcks were good A pass play 1n the th1rd quarter netted Marshfleld 1ts touchdown The extra po1nt was blocked POINT 25 PARK FALLS 9 The Po1nters got off to a good start gettmg 2 touchdowns 1n the f1rst penod but ne1ther of the extra pornt attempts Park Falls got the1r 9 pornts 1n the second quarter on a safety and a touchdown In the second half POIDI went over once ID each perlod One convers1on was good POINT 6 ANTIGO 0 Stevens Po1nt Won the1r fourth stralght v1c tory agalnst a stubborn Ant1go eleven Ant1go brought the ball down to the Po1nt one where they were held unt1l the end of the half In the second half Po1nt forged down to the IU but Ant1go recovered a Po1nt fumble there W1th frve mlnutes to play Po1nt recovered an Ant1go fumble on the Ant1go 6 Marquard went over for a touchdown on the next play The lack was blocked POINT 7 WAUSAU 7 In the hardest fought game of the season the Po1nters fought Wausau outplayxng them all the way In the second quarter Wausau made a 70 yard drlve down to the V2 yard l1ne but was held 1n a brxlhant goal ltne stand The half ended O to O In the th1rd quarter the Wausau football machlne put over the1r touchdown and made the extra polnt The Po1nters got rolllng early ID the fourth quarter when they crossed the goal l1ne A beauhful luck by M1ller t1ed the score Play dunng the rest of the game was domrnated by the Panthers who pushed Wausau all over the held The game ended w1th Po1nt on Wausau s own 22 yard l1ne Il It I . , f ft ffl lf 'I , XVII' tl cb M XR f- ' I 4317 I A In 4, I - W if I .1 B- ' iw-Aa It K. so Pearson Allen Huggins Stolz POINT 7 RHINELANDER 7 Coming from behind to score 1n the Iourth quarter the Panthers managed to squeeze out a 7 to 7 tie with the Rhinelander Hodags Rhinelander scored in the second quarter on a long march and a successful pass play gave them their extra point Late in the third quarter the Panthers got a drive going They went half the held to score on the second play of the last quarter with Ronnie Flugaur going over The important extra point was kicked by Nubbs Miller POINT 20 MERRILL O Completely outplaying the opposition the boys in Red and Black romped to a 20 to 0 homecoming game The entire Point team played good ball with many reserves seeing conslderable action In th1s game seventeen seniors played their last home game of high school football at Goerke Park Norbert Anderson DeGuire Nubbs Miller sophomore fullback scored all twenty of the Panthers points as he plunged over for three touchdowns kicked one extra point and ran the other one POINT 6 WISCONSIN RAPIDS 40 Our traditional rlvals got oft to a good start scoring a touchdown in eight plays The kick was not good A few plays later the Raiders agaln plung ed over this time the kick was good Point drove for two first clowns but a fumble was recovered by Rapids Soon they went over for their third touchdown The kick was good Late in the second quarter the Raiders the third stanza Bill Sanks grabbed a blocked kick and raced 47 yards for Point s only touch down In the final period Rapids put over two more touchdowns George Nelson Speerslra I 1 . . 4 . - . h . 3 y H , , , 1 ' ' ' H, . A 5 4 .I Victory over a Merrill team in a rain soaked again scored and made the kick. Midway in I I I I I f . g 1 , . , , 1 I , 5-2' 1 I ' I t - by , 1, . ' - 5 7 L l aw! ld l - ff' ' I . Q 51 Worzallcx Qumn Zuruwskl Wxemcxnn The Iumor Vars1ty had a l1ttle hard luck th1s year but should be congratulated for the1r efforts The coaches found a lot of good ma ter1al among the players Many of them W1ll be called upon to f1ll the places of the gradu atrng members of the A squad Much cred1t should be grven to the coach Mr Sparhawlc turned the team 1nto a good outf1t He worked w1th them t1relessly glvmg them all sorts of pomters The team was made up of a group of hard f1ght1ng boys who knew how to play football Saw! and used the1r knowledge to good advantage They would charge sW1ftly open1ng holes 1n the1r opponents lme The backs were shtfty and hard to br1ng down The team was never held scoreless scorlng at least once rn every game On defense the team was of good calxbre hold1ng the1r opponents to short gams Then blockmg and tackhng were of the best Coach and team are to be congratulated for the1r hard work They worked energet1cally and deserve pralse They W1ll do a fme Job the rest of the1r years 1n hrgh school and w1ll be a credlt to all Row 4 W Zlck D Greek D Mancheskx D Kenny B Cook H Olson W Hxgqms F Murhn Coach Roberts Row 3 L Knudtson R Van Order D Pawelskx I Kluck G Glodowskx I Swan I Strong Row 2 Coach Gregory D Wolclechowskx C Podeweltz I Schxerl D Benson I Koehl E Slevwnqht L Marco I Day Coach Sparhawk Row 1 W Greoton I Korporctl D Summers R Wlener L Bnscoe D I.aBr1e R Bostad I Langton Ili l I t 4 ' I ' L f, . A Q Y V K 4 . I , 5 . Y 1 ll . I , ' I ' ' . . , . . I 1 Vw, IIVUNY in B K W N V fy Tir? HQ at Tv' . ii ' ' T an 1 , . A G i 92 7!aa441Z'qB y How 3 B Speerstru B Worzulla I Nequcrd W Snow Row 2 N Mxller F Wolcxk T Mable G Qumn Mr Gregory Player of the Year Bxll Snow B111 Snow was honored by bernq chosen basketball Player of the Year He was chosen by a commrttee made up of members of the lunror Chamber of Commerce Brll has played on the rrrst squad srnce hrs Sophomore year He has been an outstandrna and very versatrle player He was chosen for the All Conference team because he was one of the exceptronal players of the crrcult He also competed rn football and baseball Blll has been a credrt to our school and has 'relped rnalce our athletrc record what rt IS 93 Row C: Wiemanrx. D. Mdrqulxard. R.. Ldszewskl. C..Zukowski ,ff swan Snow Mabne Wo1c1k POINT 34 TOMAHAWK 30 The Panther f1ve Jumped off to an early lead whlch they held to the end of the game Snow was hlgh scorer POINT 28 MERRILL 25 The Panthers downed Merrlll for the1r sec ond vlctory There was llttle SCOIIDQ 1n the game w1th the Po1nters ahead I2 I0 at the half POINT 25 ANTIGO 30 Polnt lost a commandmg f1rst perlod lead to lose to Anugo The Panthers staged a de termmed rally but were only able to t1e up the game once POINT 23 RI-IINELANDER 27 After leadmg through three perlods Polnt fmally fell to a Rh1nelander rally to lose the1r second game Snow and Zukowskl were hlgh scorers POINT 26 WAUSAU 30 Wausau held a I7 to 8 advantage at the half but the Pomters led by Oumn drew to wlthm 4 polnts of tymg the game before 1t was ended POINT 30 WISCONSIN RAPIDS 60 The Panthers suffered the worst defeat of the season loslnq by the b1ggest score yet seen m a PO11'1lRCIp1dS t1lt The f1rst perlod was fa1rly even but after that the Ralders had the1r own way POINT 49 NEKOOSA 47 The Panthers snapped the1r loslng streak ln a W1ld overtlme game Nekoosa led untll the last 30 seconds of the game when Mable t1ed 1t up at 45 all Mab1e and Snow dumped 1n 2 free throws aplece POINT 44 MARSI-IFIELD 28 Playmg one of the better games of the sea son the Panthers won the1r second stra1ght game The score at the half was 1811 1n Pomts favor In the second half the Pomters poured 1t on to Wm by 16 polnts Snow made 21 polnts Neqaurd Zukowskl Qumn Y Y ll l ,,, I l l l m 94 Speerstrq Luszewslu Wlemunn POINT 47 MOSINEE 36 The Panthers played another f1ne game defeatmq Mosrnee by ll polnts The Poxnters aot an early lead and never were threatened POINT 45 NEKOOSA 26 The Panthers started slowly but went to town 1n the 2nd frame scorrnq I2 pornts Whrle holdrng the Papermakers to 3 In the second half the Pornters turned tn a frne performance POINT 3l MARSI-IFIELD 44 The Trqers qot off to an early lead and were never 1n danqer The half t1me score was l99 Marshfreld The Traers lncreased the1r lead to wln by I3 polnts The Po1nters got an early lead but were overtaken In the second half Pornt took the lead only to lose 1t aqatn Wausau clmched the game 1n the fourth quarter POINT 45 WISCONSIN RAPIDS 48 In the best qame of the season Po1nt Jumped off to an early lead ahead at the end of the quarter 8 5 In the fmal quarter the Pornt played almost perfect ball outscortnq the Raprds but only able to draw w1th1n three pomts of the1r opponents NON CONFERENCE SCORES MADISON CENTRAL WAUKESHA SHOREWOOD RIPON LACROSSE POINT POINT POINT POINT POINT TOURNAMENT SCORES STEVENS POINT 48 ADAMS FRIENDSHIP STEVENS POINT 39 MARSHFIELD STEVENS POINT 37 WISCONSIN RAPIDS Muller Worzcrlla Marqucrd - 34 28 ' 29 43 ' . ' 38 39 - , ' . ' ' ' 49 52 ' ' . 33 ' 40 Po1NT 31-WAUSAU 45 . ' 38 , ' ' . ' 30 ' . 55 . 5 1' 4 'I - ,I I, 7 , 95 NBII 3 Row 3 W Greaton Row 2 T Olskr R Boslad I Molsln Mr Sparhawk M Hlqgms I Kluck D Fxsher Row 1 W Zrck W Cook D Greek I Strong F Schadewald The lumor Varslty basketball team 1S to be congratulated for the1r fme performance th1s year They had a f1ne season and hold our hopes of regamlng the Valley Tltle rn future years The coach and team worked tlrelessly to tmprove the1r basketball and were well reward ed for therr efforts They were one of the best teams 1n the ctrcurt Mr Sparhawk d1d a ftne Job wrth the boys showlng them the fundamentals of basketball and how to 1mprove therr game The team was well balanced and fast They could break under the basket or score from far out on the floor They had an excellent free throw record Defenslvely the team was also very good Therr guardmg rebound work and floor play were of good qualrty Thelr defensrve record was one of the reasons why they Won most of thelr games Some of the hard workrng players wen transferred to the A squad A lot can be expected from thrs team next year Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens B Team Games Polnt Potnt Polnt Pomt Pomt Poxnt Polnt Po1nt Pornt Pomt Pomt Polnt Tomahawk 4 Anttgo 28 Rhtnelander 21 Wausau 19 Rap1ds 23 Nekoosa 13 Marshfreld 31 Mosmee 15 Nekoosa 23 Marshfleld 25 Wausau 30 Raplds 28 ' 34 , ' - Stevens Point 32 Merrill 12 . . .l ' 29 ' ' . . . . ' 30 ' - ' ' ' 20 ' ' . ' 26 ' . ' 28 . 36 . ' I ' 20 ' ' , , ' 26 ' '. . ' . ' 23 ' ' ' 28 ' . ' 35 ' 96 Row 3 Coach Krembs E Green I Menzel G Zzmmerman H Yetter R Coats B Summers C Falkavaqe D Danxelskr R Pauloski B Walczak R Brill I Sanks I Mrller D Springer I Shafranskr A Summers R Turzmski I Lntzow Coach McDonald Row 2 E Newby R Hunt M Phillips D Skmner N Whehhan R Cable D Hurlbut K Hurlbut R Marquard G Butler A Eul Row I E Sorenson E Hunter F Yetter L Thers I Kudla R Marko R Martms C Feigleson P Tepp The Frosh gridders had a tough season but they came through with flying colors They played good ball and had a strong powerful able to break through the holes the line would open up for them The boys were a determined lot who never quit The group learned easily and quickly and soon knew the fundamentals of good football The team was ably coached by Mr Krembs who made the Freshman squad a first rate team Many of the players will find their names on the first squad next year The Freshman Basketball squad turned in a fine performance this year They lost only 2 out of 8 games Offensively and defensively rebound work shooting and sportsmanship were a credit to our school Ready and eager to learn they improved throughout the whole sea son They were speedy and fast thinking usually coming through in a tight spot Mr McDonald did a fine Job of coaching the Fresh man qurnt Both coach and team worked hard to give a good account of themselves Row Coach McDonald G Butler R Razner R Brill I Mayek L Nordland Row B Dredrxch R Marko I Feltz I Lrtzow R Marquard K Hurlbut B Walczak Row I Shatranslu R Cable I Miller C I-'exqleson R Turzmskx N Whehhan Row A Eul A Summers B Mancheskx H Bemowsln H Rxchmond G Hurnsh line. Their backs were shifty and fast, usually they were a well-balanced team. Their passing, 4: , . , . . . ' . . . . 3: . ' ' . . . . . . ' . . . . . . 2: . ', . , . ' , . ' , . ' '. . ' 1: . . . . . '. . '. . ' , ' . ' 57 Wmilwu Row 3 T Golla C Mancheskr E Orhkowskx D Coulthurst W Icxkusz Row 2 L Marco H Putcher C Pollum A Meronek C Mcllcrky B Sorenson Row 1 R Mau D Nexqbaur D I.aBlanc D Clark Gruba O Somers The Stevens Pomt l-hgh School wrestlers have made an excellent showmg th1s year They smothered Luxemburg 33 ll 1n the1r f1I'Sl home meet ln more than a decade to avenge a 20 l9 defeat at Luxemburg last year The vlctory over Luxemburg lS a trlbute to the Splflt of our wrestlers and to the coachmg ot Mr Roberts Luxemburg has had lnterscholastlc wrestlmg for over ten years Wh1le the sport IS very new m P I fwfr' - 'Nunn S. At the state wresthng meet Butch Soren son took a hrst Chit Mancheslq took a second and Alvln Woyak a fourth All the rest ot the boys who made the tr1p showed the1r opponents that they were there to g1ve them a good battle wh1ch they d1d The wresthng team surprlsed every one but themselves and really came through Wlth flymg colors desp1te the1r mexpenence wh1ch they made up for W1th Splfll and determtnauon -...gi . . ' I fwfr' M I 5 N . , H., A it ,, ff .J fs-. X - ' , A an ,,-,.,..- , A as 3 'EVENS Row B Wes! P Ressler M Peabody H Sxem C Phnllxps M Hoag C Kurtzwsll Row I Krebs Y Newby B Schnexder A Gnllry P Craxq M Becker Row M Slawxckx I Dobeck P Dmeen M Slrum C Turzenskx I Worden Row M Eprxgh! V Wenzel G Vxertel L Cram D Tozxer coco-co 2:1532 A :D- Qgiggag,-1 w'OuQ Hg UO Q olgmii 1CHQ5Q-D mfj,-+0 : ,'1',,:3 3 LQ.- 'ONQKD f-1m 5 Q40 .--W C 901302 QUU ' :r ca 522:59 QTEQO 91955 CDQQWUJ 53598 HDFSQ Q 'SQL' nz 20 96535 LQ '-1 4254203 QCD'-1 Q O U2 MSS. 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Bl NININS Hardware Mutual HARDYX ARE NIUTUAL CASUALTY CONIPANTY HARDWARE DF-XLLRS NIUTUAL FIRE INSLRANCE CONIPANW 511606115 IDOZIZZZ, Wffcom 111 05665 Cons! fo Com! -XS X -XTIUX -XILQ -UJT EI TI.S1'D f' 1 Q H '. 1 I I 5 K 0 If I , 1 0 0 I l ,, . A A - . f '.,,, Q , I ' 1 'n A'. l 1 1 1. nd' A-A 'A' 2' Y. x'z '.'. 1'- 'Y 1' '-i'11A7 '31 ' -'1 2 R ' 1 ' 2 21' 1 J 'z I ' 'J 2 1 been returned to policvholdcrs every year aincc organization. : -2 .M 3 -in-2 -.2 ' . x. -A 2 U. ,Y1 e1.f.f11f.v M' ,'1.f 1 V' I .f A if ' AIU' .If . , . f . . . '- A V 1 A N 1 A , 4, , , , Y . , 44 A 4 I 4 A V X 1 K Q O . . 1 Y , , - A A A A A A 4 I. A C I LINIILNID I-IOME EURNISIIING CQMRANY EXP RT PLUGS VNC 'ERN SERVI E 1 v I2 IO 7nd I-'Q IE HANNONBACH DRUG STQRE L V S wIrFIO S SODPIS STATIQNERY L I IPI-IES I-IALLS TIRE SERVICE NEW TIRES VULCANIZING I-IAWKINSQN TIRE TREADS I-IALL S IACCDBS Sz RAABE I Wm r Street AND INSTRUMENTS QEDS SHEET MUSI 'I TC RARTQN RADIOS E I HIAIJIILICDII A V DI IIATL IZ J C . E. 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Errst Ior oII your Apphonce needs OnIy not1ondI1y odvertrsed rnerchondrse KELVINATOR REERIGERATORS RANGES EREEZERS ZENITI-I RADIOS UNIVERSAL WASHERS ond VACUUM CLEANERS DUO TI-IERM I-IOT WATER HEATERS COMPLETE AMERICAN KITCI-IENS 205 Mom Street Phone 21 EOR TI-IE BEST In EURS, STORAGE, REPAIRING RESTYLING CLEANING AND GLAZING Rernerntoer KOSTKA S Stevens Pornt WISCONSIN Cornphments of PEACOCK Not1onotI Advert1sed BIue Blrd Wdtches Rlnqs Iewelry GIIIS Glosswdre PHONE 2233 328 MAIN ST Where GIIIS ot Gold Are Eo1rIy Sold C M LIPMAN FURNITURE Co 401 CLARK ST See Your Eovorlt Eurnrture Mon TE ISIS STEVENS POINT WIS X ,J . , Registered Dtornonds I 5 ' I C ,, I . , e . . I L. , . 110 C ei Q my H El P13 QSQEJE-L H T'-IIS ABOVE ALL Your I1o'ne oys r to us Therts J y 11II wow fo Ice SIIIIU vI1I r whose Qepenccr oo 1o1 s :md Ime recoromq Iceeo I'1OI omvy Our 26 yeors I serxrc Stevens Pomt assures you or Iost mq sohsfoctron w1tI'1 every hose IVI1IIer Appharlce Co HOTEL WHITING BLDG PHONE ISUO C TII IGVIIS Montgomery Ward Sz Company SHOP AND SAVE ON FAMILY O I-IOME FURNISHINGS O SPORTING GOODS PHONE 2200 MAIN J otzfmn 0114 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING EOIVIPLIIVIENTS OF NIGBCDR FUR Com COMPANY NISCONSINS LARGEST FURRIERS IVIIIVJGLJCQD 'VVoL1sC1u BIIID PHONE 380 Greerm Boy Ste 'er1s Psmt pt -' o111js':.',f Q 9 -Q rg N rg x L' my ' S? X If 1 X - -' ,..e.11m.v1e.,..- . I orlw Cortes - f1rs1 111 you Lo I11s. f v It ' ,W ' . Af MAX ll- A ICZQ Ty ,M o DLOTHING POR THE : S . Cu: A Q . oc r . s I A :Les ' o f' e to ' ' ' ' our- ' 32D , . i . 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To heIp you Iorn a perrnanent plan see A W SCHEIN 405 MAIN STREET STEVENS POINT WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT BEVERAGE THE BEST IN BEVERAGES POINT SPECIAL BEER AND SOFT DRINKS Stevens Pornt Pure Water Usea Phone BI SHIPPY SHOES Q QUALITY Q FIT I SERVICE XRAY SHOE FITTING SHIPPY SHOE STORE TWO ENTIRE PLOORS OF FOOTWEAR SHTPPY BROS MENS YOUNG MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING Frne Clothrnq for Every Mans Ne 315 Maln Street STEVENS POINT WIS d r f-N - ' ' ' e - lj 114 A L SI-IAETON THE LSL CQ SPORT SHOP Ifrull Produce 82 Ill0LI'I'II'S L, NS FS L L, L L AND LL L IC EQUIPMENT SPORT SI-TOP Get The Hablt R CI h STEVENS PUIIIT DAILY JIIIIIIIIIAL Iourned Want Ads Get ResuIts SE TI-IE IOURNAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT FOR YOUR Statlonery and Announcements E TI-ILETT 1 ' I , L ' L 9 I II U , A ATI-I ET S EVE S POINT, WISCONSIN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ea T e I I I Member of Associated Press E I I I SORENSON S Smith Motor I HYOL1 IVV'ont In t ELORAL ARRANGEMENTS FLOWERS HOME GROWN SBP OLDSMOBILE TEXACO PRODUCTS 424 CLARK STREET TELEPHONE 424 S STEVENS POINT WISCONSIN i X62 f I I fb 5. 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Q5 .,1r'f :.s -gii Y A Vivi V i W if V Win 1 w , 1 X IX4 X, l G COMPLIMENTS OF THE TUCKER STUDIO CEorrr1er1y Cook Studrob Sr CAMERA SHOP PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Strll Ccrrneros ci Movre Equrpmerrt 110 STRONGS AVENUE To The Semors CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES To AH Of You THANK YOU EOR YOUR PATRONAGE DRUG STORES Stror Ave 752 Church St WHITING PLOVER PAPER CO Stevens Pomr, W1s A Victor Sound Projectors T 0 R 1 S 111 res . . 117 You ore AIwoys WeIcome ot WESTENBERGERS for good O SODAS Sr MALTEDS O LUNCHES O REXALL DRUGS O COSMETICS O PRESCRIPTIONS Across from the Postofhce COMPLIMENTS I-I O T E L WI-IITING HEADQUARTERS FOR PARTIES ED A BOYCKS MGR W E L S B Y S DRY CLEANING PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 688 446 CLARK STREET I A WALTER C 0llSf Plom omd Cut FIower Arrangements of Dlstmctlon TELEPHONE 1629 IIO N MICHIGAN AVE E . . , I L. sl' ff ' 118 KDERNS BEDS Estabhshed 1889 Manufacturers of Fme Contemporary and Perlcnd Furmture FURNITURE CQ. 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