PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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' -1- 1' 2 '51 'si Q1 1 '- ' '1--F 1 vi :'1 13 -'- ii' 'MQ ' 'al ' I-I 12, 2,1 31 5 -x . :1 .-1:--' 1 I- y I ...I I ' L fp. III. 1 1 -.- Ill' ,IKQCZGL-f' x t t 1 4 s NX LL my is -A F QPROLOGUE 1, , , K 'net ' Q 14 7' it-Lu yn. ---1 if JPN. ,tqitt1,.,, ,c X 0 ll stage and all tl1c111v11 :1111l XY0lllf'll lllt'l'l'l.Y IDl'l.Yl'l'iN U L 'Z Z fag. ZTCL .slr-W-uf t Cg. .ucfhrg Sl1:1livsl1m-:1 rc M gf . . :tu Q .mmf , Q of 1 v 1 t .t Ai: s11...gTZ'is' Q lA f'c gf 4 'I fffC'1ff 1,, for XVe've enacted many scenes this year and played many parts. We hope we've played them well. Now, in the 1953 Tattler, we have tried to present an accurate account of this act in our high school career. For many of us, this is the closing scene. We'll soon be leaving this play to take our part in another one. For those of us who are leaving, this Tattler is the last tie with our high school days. For the rest of you, it is only a resume of one act in an exciting four act play. We, the Seniors, hope you enjoy the entire pro- duction as much as we did. 4 QQ Yam THE PROGRAM PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS ...... Mr. Vincent 84 Mr. Bostad .................... The Board of Education ........ The Faculty ....................... Their Assistants ........ THE CAST ......... In Memoriam ........ Class of '53 ......... Class of '54 ......... Class of '55 ..... Class of '56 ......... THE PLAY .........................,........... Conservation and Visual Aids ..... Dramatic Club .......................... Girls Clubs .................................... Commercial and Slide Rule ...... F. F. A. and F. H. A. ................. . Modern Dance and G. A. A. ....... . The Mirror .................................. Debate and Forensics .................. Badger Boys' and Girls' State ........ Nlational Honor Society ............ -Iomecoming .................. vlusic Department ........ LTUNT MEN ....... iootball ............... Basketball .......... .... S ' Club ...................... lockey and Wrestling ....... Iheerleaders .................... ipring Sports ....... PAGE 7 8-9 10 11-12 13-15 17 18 19-29 31-38 39-42 43-47 50-52 53 54-55 56-57 58 59 60 61 63 64 65 66-68 69-73 75 76-78 80-82 83 84-85 86-87 88- 5 s Wm! MUVUJVAQ VZ .fffff wgfkv, , Hd-0 .vwffflwj-em7M,, Medi, '249p!Zj.,.gM'i6a0'a XV? 7,54-i vi!-Jpfoc zaffifz 4 fwdsw-U , Zi ,zhvw-f-f-U' ' X I f15o Zf-.!uvvffC-T WWMimMi ,aw ' ' hj43',zm.J .waffe V Cm -au44o7awfv Z, ,gjffg J mffmwz MM ,WW ,ga .,wMkQ.9 2-9 - dr 'fy' ,ZZ .9 n U' ' ?. '01 ' ,I I , ' ' ' I. . A te as- f flfi. Mer ' ' 11:3 ', a f L er tell where h1S influence stopsf f ' I Henry Adams f 4 1 A 1 Q fvfu v I ' miami .. A PROD UCERS AND DIRECTORS 7 Every member of the Class of 1953 is familiar with Shakespeare's immortal statement in As You Like It that All the Worltl's a stage. Each one has played some of the parts. Other parts will follow. However, later on in his famous play Shakespeare wrote, 'lWhen my cue comes, call me, and l will answer. To be ready, to answer when the call comes, is one of the most important reasons for educational training. To play the part well, no matter what the assignment, should be the aim and ambition of each one. We feel assured that the members of the Class of '53 will continue, as they have in the past four years, to carry out their respective parts with credit to themselves, their parents, their school and community, and that wherever they find themselves in the years that lie ahead, they will he able to say, Wl1en my cue comes, call me and l will answer. P. M. Vincent SUPERINTENDENT P.M. If CENT Secretary Mrs, Clara Speerst ra PRINCIPAL . G. BGSTAD ia Nam 9 W :atc an 'iyffjfzi Mk iilrwittfclit l Mftftfitlflfl M Secretaries Mrs. Dorothy Drifka Mrs. Ann McCallum NW Most of us will admit that people in general are more interested in themselves than they are in anything else. Education helps all of us to become interested in other things and other places. Education helps us to acquire the things we want and need. Education helps to give us a better background of training, a better understanding and a greater interest in things around us and in life in general. High school students are in the process of growing up, and I might add, growing up in very trying times. Wars and the aftermath of wars with their destruction of human life, wealth, and resources, inevitably leave their mark on all peoples. Wars with their accompanying destruction bring enumerable and challenging problems which will ultimately have to be solved by the youth of today. This is a challenge that must be met by you. Your high school education will help you to meet these challenges. Education signifies growth, both physical and mentalg and your growth has spread in many directions. You have grown in self-control and honestyg you know the difference between right and wrong. You have grown in your respect for proper authorityg you have grown in your con- sideration for others. You have learned proper mannerisms, and you have grown in your general behavior. Witli these growths comes a confidence that will carry you a long way in discharging your responsibilities to society and to help you to make the right kind of decisions in solving present and future problems. Good luck to all members of the class of 1953. A. G. Bostad A. Anderson, G, Hanson, F. Roman, Dr. W. G. Wlochinski, W. Ruff, T. Holthusen, P. M. Vincent. I.. Courtney, H. Friday, K. Hurlbut, l.. Larson. BOARD OF EDUCATIO All the world is a stage and we are the actors. ln America as in no other country, the stage has been set for making our high schools one of the greatest unifying forces in the world. They make our people one. Our public school system touches the life of every citizen. All Americans do not belong to the same church. They are not all members of one political party. They are not all engaged in like occupations. Their ancestors came from many countries of the world. They represent all the races of mankind. Every language which men speak may be heard on the streets and in the shops of America. The high school is an instrument of a society of free men. lt brings together the young men and women of a community, regardless of the economic or social status of their families, and without discrimination because of their cultural backgrounds. It provides an opportunity for each of you to develop your own talents to the utmost and to find your future career in a field best suited to your interest and capacity. No other nation guards more zealously the freedom of individuals and groups to go their own way . This freedom is recognized around the world as the American way of living. It has enabled us to avoid the dreadful influence of domination and mass mind thinking. You will appreciate this more and more as you grow older and face some of the more serious problems of life. As time goes on and you graduate from high school, we sincerely urge you to do your share in keeping the stage set so that generations to come may enjoy the advantages you are so fortunate to have. Ted G. Holthusen VX , FACULTY Suci.1l Science I.ihrnry -I. l..lFlL'lll', G. Hunt, VU. Knnptun, W. Wglllin I2,1NIoc,If.johns0n x hfusic Art II. Rchfuldt, D. Vcttur F. Smith Plmyminxnl Iiducmiun Home Ecmmmnics n-XY'itt, XV. clfllnlt, -I. l..mL', H. Sdmwubuclu, D. Ku-:libs A. Hcbgll, G. Paulson, A. Ruificld 11 UNK UNK UNK URN STU D ENT COUNCIL ilu iii .ill mliool .lttixitit-Q, 'lliv iiotiiitil xponsorctl l'VL'Slll11.1l1 Mixt-r tl.1iitc tliu tiiwt xxcck ol stliool. litii' most impornint proyuttx xxcrt' to siipciwisc ic tl.iss clutiom .mtl tlic clutioii of' l l.1INC .mtl Lum- for llic lliii' .intl Stiplwr, oi'g.mizc tlic Home- HU lLl.lllS, Uuriiig N.itioii.il litltitatioii, llrotlicr- U0 L1-cks, tlit' C ouiitil iuuinlwrs gnc short talks over IL' Plll mg l..iri'y Cfook, x ite-pi'witlciitg Carols Knutltson, 'cl'-.'t.u'yg Mr. Hunt, Atlxiscr. l lf. Roiimii, H. I't'tci'wn, -I. Higgins, R. Litzow, A. King, VU, Cflgiyton, R. Banks, D. Schull J - D. Zlwluwski, F. Sou-nwn, Cf Kollcr, CI. Groshck, M, Huppc, K. Mortensen, M. Hopkins, G, Gullickson. D. Molwci S K, Rum-i', G, Somim-is, I.. Blnkv, Al. Mflntyrc, M, Cruz-gcr, DI. linglclmrgcr, D. Dunn, A, Iflwl, S. Mclwki -I S, Y.icl1, S, Stlilicsmnnn, M. Cotta. G. Doutlna, K. Klish, D. Turzinski, A. Newby THEIR ASSISTAi 'llitt Stiitlt-nt Cioiiiitil Vl.lyL'tl .iii impoitint ing .ltlixitit-N, .mtl uollt-tt tlotliing lor tlit' tl, lfirc l'i'cxt-iitioii, .intl Gootl Sportsmansliip wlit' .ultlrcss systt-in. ,loc lliiiit-ls was presi- 15 POLI E CADET Top - J. Hauber, S. jones, I.. Cook, R, Hoerter Bottom a--- D. Miller, A. Lang, D. Behrendt lt is the duty of the police cadets to find and eliminate safety hazards around the high school. Eight boys, two from each class, check on all the parking of bicycles and cars, on the over-enthusiastic ball players who use the lawn each spring, and do any other jobs that are neces- sary. These boys also sponsored an after-game dance. The officers were as follows: David Behrendt, presidentg Larry Cook, vice-presidentg Arden Lange, secretaryg jack Hauber, treasurer. Mr. Bostad and Mr. McDonald are their advisers in the high school. Sergeant Frank Barbers from the local police department also works with the boys. The attendance workers are those boys and girls who help Mr. Kuhl in the attendance office. This is an important job, involving a great deal of responsibility. The workers must pick up the attendance slips in the morning and at noon and keep an accurate record of the students who are absent. If a teacher neglects to mark .1 student absent, she later receives a little notice from the attendance worker. Each of them realizes that attendance records must be absolutely accurate because state aid to schools is based on actual attendance. The attendance worker can be proud that he is doing a worth while job. Top - D. Schulfer, D. Breitenstein, M. Hoag, j. Varney, H. Zenoft, Galccke. Middle - A. Peplinski, R. Soik, J. Kluck, R. joseph, Y. Hebal. Bottom E D. Redding, S. Klimowitz, L. Wiwivd, M, Kiefer. ATTE DANCE WORKERS 14 .., D W MO ITORS l lop Row k -I. Roy, R. Tuthill, F. Hirzy, li. liskritt, 1. Springer, J. jackson, j. Shopinski. iid Row - l., Smith, VI. Hoffman, N. Hoppe, C. Wfochinski, Ii. Holstein, H. Zenoff, P. Koziczkowski, P Vlfioblevss i Ind Row - li. G.illow.iy, I.. l5l.ike, M. Kiefer, R. S.lris, Y. Hehnl, R. Trunit, VI. -Iiihlonske. lst Row - - li. Srhultz, M. Kostroske, S. SL'llllL'SIl1ilIT, S. Curylo, R, liiden. Monitors in our halls are like ushers in n he.itre. They help students .ind visitors find their my in the srhool. Monitors .ire .ilso like patrol- nen, for they see to it th.1t no one disturbs lockers rr takes other students' helongings. During every veriod there tire three monitors on each floor. A lead monitor t.ikes roll-c.1ll and sees that there s .1 replacement for .zny absent monitor. All the nonitors enjoy their work. They like the feeling it' responsibility they have and have found that hey can do more studying nt their posts than hey can in it study lull. No one will object if hey spend .1 few minutes gossiping or discussing omework with .i fellow monitor. Mrs. Heavilin a the adviser. 'op Row f f- A. Kosmdn, XY. 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K f-Mgt IN MEMORIAM A school yearbook is primarily a book of memories, memories we are proud and happy to carry with us the rest of our lives. The memory of Big jim Witkowski is like that. Big jim was president of our class for two years. He was a star athlete, an indispensable member of the football and basketball teams. He had a ready smile and a friendly word for everyone. We'll remember Big jim. It would be impossible to forget him. We'll remember and we'll say, Big jim was one of the best. 18 XXfhen the elass ot' 1955 was just a group green freshmen. high school was terrifying. S00 alter the beginning ot' school. however, things hetame more familiar and more interesting. joe Daniels was our first elass president. Our sopho- more year, .lim XX'itkowski was our presiden School was more liamiliar to us, and we started partivipatiiig in more aetivities. Our junior year was extra-special. 'lim XY'itkowski. again our president, led the 'Iunior Prom grand march with -lanet Varney, his queen. XY'e received our class rings. The haskethall team took seeond plate in the st ite tourniment Now in our list 'exr w . . . . , .. y . , C look eagerly to our graduation. At the same time we are rememhering the elass play, the lovely Senior liall, and the many other activities we are reluctant to leave. Rl A Q OF 'S CJ 4 k of H f. P. O tk: V Pies I 'Keefe, See., I.. VUyso '. . J. Koltz, Pres. - so Adams, Gerald Adamski, Jeanette Archibald, Fulton Atkins, Edwin Banke, Ralph Bannach, LeRoy Barrows, Mary Becker, George Beebe, Ronald Behrendt, Dave Bembenek, Martel Bemke, Tony Bemowski, Myron 1 Benke, Phyllis Bergelin, Marion -J 19 Altenburg, Ronald la Carew, Patricia Check, Franklin Clherney, Richard Chojnacki, Gerald Christensen, Richard Coleman, james Cook, Larry Coulthurst, Patricia Clruegar, Donald Cfurylo. Severina Daczyk, Rosemary Damrau, Cary Daniels, Clifford Danielski, William Dehot, William Doudna, Lonnie Bialek, Evelyn Blake, Lois Bohanski, Edmund Bohm, lfrederiila Booth, Gerald Booth, Ronald Breitenstein, Donald Brilowski. Myron Brilowslci, Ralph Brock, XX'alter Browan, Eugene Bukolt, Roman Burant, Elsie Burant, Lucy Buza, Donald Byczynski, Robert wr' S Faglehurger, 'lean lfit'kentlort', Donna lfitlen, Rita lfitlen, Ruth llkelin, lfltlon lfltler, 'Iohn limery. I.ut'ille lfskritt, lflaine lzskritt, lzllis lfeigleson. james lfeltz, Betty lfeltz, Shirley lflisakowski, Cflarenre lfritlay, Tom Gage, Richard Calla, -lohn 'Z be 1' -shi? --s Galloway, Florence Gauthier, Elaine Gawlil-1, Mary Gierszewsl-xi, Myron Gosh, Lorraine Gossage, Carole Green, David Hllkililtf, Charles Hamerski, ,lost-ph Hantoclc, Roger Hehal, Yvonne Hclminski, XX'illiam Henning, XY'illiam Higgins, Donald Hoag, Madelyn Holstein, Elizabeth 21 Korpal, Audrey Kosinan, Albin Kosmieke, james Kostutk, Kathleen Kowalski, Virginia Koziczltowslci, Phyllis Kropitllowski, Kenneth Krueger. Patricia Laseeke, Florian Lasecke, Frank Laskowski, Ruth Levreau, lfrank Lewis, Nina Ligman, jerome Lukasavitz, Audrey Lutz, Lorin l-loniseh, john Hopkins, Marilyn Hunter, Yvonne jablonske, XY'illi.un jensen, Carol Kawleski, Elizabeth Keen, lfliane Kiefer. Matlelyn Kiefer, Margaret Klimowitz, Shirley Knope, Barhara Knutltson, Carole Kolwishop, Ronald Koltz, john Komasa, Donald Konopauky, john 4: 1 MeCi1i'tl1y, lhviil Mt'l.l.1rl4y, Patricia Malik, Mareus M.int-heslci, james iXl.irtin, l3eXY'.1yne M.irtin, Douglas Martin, Rosetta Meleski, Shirley Mellentine, .Innes Meronek, Leo lXlit'hella.iinp, Gregory lNliehell4.imp, Loretta Miller, Charles Mineh, .loan Mohr, Bgirlmra Mortensen, Karen ,,,,, ,l is sf' It Napiwoclci, Francis Nelson, Lois Novak, Marvin Nowacki, Ronald Olvst, jenn O'Kcel'e, Put Olson, Elem Perlak, Leonard Perron, Donna Peters, Robert Peterson, Howard Peterson, Betty Phillips, james Pientlca, Mary Pike, Lorraine Pionkowski, jerry 23 Qi Silris, Ruth Schein, jerry Schliesman, Shirley Schmidt, Gary Schoch, Wfilliam Suhultz, Elaine Scribner, Patricia Seelig, Janine Sligifmnski, David Sll.ll'l0I1. David Sliopinski, Jeanette Simonis, Donald Simpson, Lois Slr1x'ik,WillinIn Smiley, Robert Soik, Ronald Pozorski, Marilyn Przybylski, Eugene Qunndt, jerry Rndomski. Gladys Raikowski, john Rnsclika, 'lednette Repinski, Stanley Rice, Mollv. QJKMW f Robricli. Rit.1 Rolmk. Stanley Rossier, Mary Roy, joe Rucinski, Rose Rutta, Max Ryskoski, Norman Salvinski, Carole Sommers, Gerald Sorenson, Bonita Spindler, David Spranger, Shirley Stant ik, Clarence Slanislawski, Eleanor Starry, Ronald Stet'l'anus, Norman Stepaniak, Raymond Stepaniak, Rieliard 'le-pp, David Thompson, Ken Thompson, Marilyn Thompson, Tom Thomson, Lynn Trebatoski. Fred Truna, Florence Tufte, Elsie Tuszka, Dick Varney, janet Vetter, Hans Viertel, Dick Viertel, 'Iatqueline XX'aeliowiak. joe XY alt'zak, Donald XY'allat'e, Robert alters. ,loAnne XY'anke. Glen XX, XX'erra, Mel Wlesley, Jeanne Willett. Dick Wlinarski, Norbert as fu wi MW Wiza, Regina Wiza, Theresa Wodlarski, Monica Wolcott, joan Wooti, jack Wforden, Sandra Worzella, Norman Woyak, joseph Wysocki, Louis Yach, Dave Zdroik, Kenneth Zdroik, Richard Zeleski, Fred Zenoff, Hedda Zinda, Gilbert Zynda, Dave ,W '6 F F F - A M f f tw f JL' ,FSHY sEN1oRs - X 76 V . Behr, Elizabeth 1,,,4Lf I V f Af I-Iort, Thomas fc! J ' Korbal, joseph ! o . Laska, Myron aj, JI J Marchel, Frank Os! n DJX Pitt, Francis . . Stroik, David -Q! ' V Tetzloff, James 9 Cebula, Delores My LJ9' ' ' WY QFWW E FOOT It EAVIM 'l'his year the class of USS . with the l1Clp if Miss Steinberg, presented One Foot In Heaven, ry Hartzell Spence. This is the story of a minister nd his family who have just moved to a new iarish. Moving was fung but when they walk nto the rundown, dilapidated parsonage at Lake- own, they receive quite a shock. The roof leaks. .n unsightly rug covers the floor, limp and faded urtains hang from the windows, and the furniture s in deplorable condition. Besides having the igly parish house to contend with, the Reverend Spence has to cope with all the parishioners who ry to run the church. XX'ealthy Mrs, Sandow is G. Becker, C. Knudtson, D. Breitenstein, l.. Nelson trying to get the foreigners out of town. Mrs. Digley, who has been choir soloist for twelve years, insists on keeping that position. Mrs. jelli- son and Mrs. Cambridge are great rivals in church work, and sparks fly whenever they are together. Wlmile the older folks are having their troubles, the young people also get involved in a few scrapes and have romantic troubles. Finally, all the prob- lems are solved. The Reverend Spence gets a new church and parsonage, the parishioners accept his decisions and decide to cooperate, and the young- sters straighten out their love affairs in time for a happy ending. 27 Standing - D. Martin, Roy, R. Fzukolt, N. Hoag, li, Check, B. Holstein, P. Scribner, L. Dnudna. Seated - K. Mortensen, M. Barrows, j. Wallters, D, Willett. THE STAFF OF YOUR lfarly this fall, the N255 Tattler staff met for the first time. livery member was eager to get started and make this the best Tattler ever! WT searched and searched for a theme and finally settled on one. XXfe debated and worried over the cover. And then we got down to serious work. The layout staff had the first big job. It was their duty to plan every page. Then the photography staff took over. Their job was to see that the pittures were taken and given to the layout staff, who prepared them for the engravers. Near the end of the first semester, the business staff finished taking advertisements. Their next job was to get subscriptions. by this time the editorials were due. Thou- sands of words accurately describing the activities of the year had to be written. Wlien they were finished, the editorials were given to the typists who prepared them for the printers. The art editor finished the division pages, and the dummy was put together. Then it was off to the printer. Now everyone could relax except the editor who had to read proof when it came back. Putting out the Tattler has been a big job and a hard one, but the entire staff has loved every minute of it. '5 TTLER ,ff is Editor ............,.... Associate Editor ........ ..... Editorial ...........,. Photography ..... Business Manager Business .............. Art Editor .,.,.. Layout ..... 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I ,. .W Qi, Qfsxffi ,- A X ww, W' .,f1'z. s,QQ5Q-, Q .. V f 'f- L Q 4 if-' Q V' :1 1. W . ff 'X -J N12 4 , .1 M ' .Jn 1. 4 . 'n 1 -.N -x .Wx-3 ,y . - K uf. .1-,I ...f gf 1 rv- 4 11. ,Q f, '1 ...X ,W 1 .y f ws Q ,IQ fwfd , I . X X f f ,- K ' 4 ff - f 4 . A .r lo ' 4 ?.Q.v NL '11 .fx LJ 4 2. 1. Q . CLASS OF '54 J. Lewis, Sec., L. Brekke, V, Pres., F. Roman, Treas, R. Litzow, Pres. The three years which have just passed for these juniors have been filled with many thrills. 'lhe juniors started this year by voting for class officers. Bob Litzow was chosen presidentg Lee Brekke, vice-president: john Lewis, secretaryg and Francis Roman, treasurer. A moment every junior looks forward to is the day he receives his class ring. This is the symbol that now he is an upperclassman. The new upperclass staged June Mad as their annual D. Adams F. Andrews W. Atwell L. Bannach A. Barnsdale ...f W. Bassewitz ' K . Beebe Ii. Bukowski A. Bemke , Bennett . Bickle class play. To the pride and satisfaction of the whole cast, a large and enthusiastic audience turned out. As spring drew near, every junior's heart and thoughts turned towards the junior Prom. Many busy eyes were looking for dates for the biggest social event of the year. Many busy hands worked long hours on the decoration. When it was all over, every junior agreed that it was the best Prom there had ever been. I ' Egg .H- N gf if QS ff Q.. A ,,a ' , F i. i ' . XJ! I my , A 'X' ,- i nl f 'X ' 4 I is I f fi 1' . 1 1, L. ff . ,-.- we am.. E. Bikuwski .., Q-Ty . . J - I -I. Billurbcck .,,f .J 1. 5 . HA Blfil ,, 'F' , V., 2,-tg., 3 G. Bluskcy Q - W 0 R. Blzlskuwski 3 551. ... . M, Blcnkcr . Q 35 f A J. Bm'CI1.u'dt . N, Huurn 4, -M M. Hr.1.1tz ' ,7 LM? :fr I.. Hrckkc V :': u lu -ff' If Brill JA 23 X W 11. Brill I gjtgxx 1. awk , 3 +I: M. Bmzik ,D C. Buggs 1 J. Bukun K - N. Clkll'PCDfUI' '- ' 1 AI. Cnsnnnva . ' '- . v ' aw. K. Charm-y I M. Chcrncy . XV. Ciacski W H X M. Cutts ' 4 . R. Czuplinski V I.. 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Glddnskc 'V ' .H V ' .2 AJ 'Y I Q C, Glmlowski ., V I at 4- I i t ., x ' V. Gludowski 1 . W ' gi. M. Gulla 1,1 f' K W v , P- sy' 'B ' 52 K ' A .. 7 ' , f., . - 11 f x , S viii A!! U' la., 6 I .G W, i s 3 'J F K Q., I 5 I P My fx iwf. Gulln I, holla H. Gush AI. cil'Lli'I05ki li. Grimuimkc D, Gixmsflicl A. Grulmlski l.. Gruhulski A. Grosliuk C. Gmshck bf. Gmshck 12. Gruhn M. fzfllhbil S. Gulliksun R. Hnckler Ii. Hnmcrski G. Hammond R H3ll11lI1Cl'Ski .A b 'lag yn' - v It-n X- ' S 1' 7 x Nv' r X xc, FI S +P ...Y N. C. , Q 155 V- . 5 g' J 2 .. 9 . if ' ff f- 1 1 -,.Q-.Qs '. f . .. 1 f qre h. i .. . H HN ... jp i f ' H f ' f., ww 241. WS' I Q '. D 5 . -S ii . if - ' 1 ... K x W- L I A ,. W S K S 3, . P L. 5 'V 1 f. 1 f . i in .i in f. i .1 v .1 ff . fr -1. fffn ' , 1 ' Q .si 1: S 4 X gh' . .ai ' Y .T N D 2 K Ki x M. Hanke x F S 5 G. Hansen X M A ' A - A L. Hanson 'S' J IQ, P. Hanson a,.,,,., Q . -I. Hnrtmilnstorfcr ' 4 V I M. Hartz . f .1 T J Q ' in i 7 ' Sing .f ... X 4 ...ix D ' 7 .IX ' -'ir N 5, Q' X X I yn . Q, ff x ,gm rw '. Q 5 L-Q ll ll X .L pl X, ' 4-'L , 'i , x I Y' 5 -Q Q X fy F x 1 V . . J 3 1 2 ..xf,-K px x o -xr rv 21 NY F. I N x H' .. . K 'Q . D wx QS' f, ff gi . ,X +. QQ in 5 - sf: f- Ji- H K ..-o A 'ITT' uv QDXN X 55 ,Z QW X is X f xc: V5-fi 3 . 1 Q . . . Rx Q. P . ,,,. , 432- Q 'l 6 Y I f .' F, 19 s S. Hilrvath M, Hartz J. Hcrek A. Herman C. Hetzcr J. Higgins J. Hild C. Hintz F. Hirzy F. Hnerter -I. Hoffman R. Hofmcistcr Nf. Hoppc A. Hudzink D. Hudziak K. 'ff Q V B, Hurlbut DI. jackson if Lf. jurgclla ' 'A Q KAIHKC IZ. Kaminski I D. Kuwlcski J. Kglwlcski Kicdrowski K M. Kicliszcwski S K si T. Kiclcszcwsl-ci F x C. Kinney D, ..g 'Q i J. Kirsling '5,,,,x 'X F. Kitowski Q 5 J. Kizewski '- D. Klcsmith 53 , - Z . K. Kloputek K X 4 W' Kwik H ,K 4 5 w V A G, A . , Y J. Klum ' ' - ' . , 1 3. -is V A. Knittcr 435 ' A K 'J X 'Z V b B Kubishop 7 --' gl H A .V 4 3 C. K..haSl...p Y 1 fi . :.' 1 if A T. Kulvislwp ' .5 is if R. Kunicczki ,nf , 2 fa' 3 3' fy. ' 'w 'g.,, Q C. Kunkul . 6 3 if ' .3 1 ,, D. Kwntnuy ffv' A 4' .5 LN-:r I., Kopp.. I ' P' Rf. Ku,-tluskt ! tl ? :,' 5 ff.-3 .5 i 'ls . .. In 1 ' 'LW D. Kuwtugh 1 Q 1 R. Kustugk 5 'gg 4, 4, '27 4 'F , K C. Kuff -V Y , ' I LU' j.. KV1'opiQIuwski if -V Q W V ' 11. Krubmck J' 4.3, M., U ,N W' Ii. Kruzncki '52 .. H. Kuhisiak f 9 7' f Ll R. Kuhlnnck Q ' , n P, Kurzynski X 511' .13 3' . l , 5 ' 4 5 R. 1.131--mr 3 J.. - .2 - gi.. -Q-ff 1' A. Lange Kf ' V lg x 'J . ff ,J f X .1-h 1,.1ngmn W .f X : A' . ' 'f D. l..1scckc ' A 1 ,k 1 l.kl5kUXX'5ki Q 4 N k G. Lglszcwski .,'. ' PH Q 'va KA' 5- F X J. Lnszcwski '- 53? K .A M LJ 'S , 3 f H, J. I..-0 M! ,.'. ' M -1- , X,- If. Lcpalk I '.v,4? ' I ? tin ' nfl A . sz r ff J. LL-pak l, B. Lcppcr , 1 4 1 B. Lcvandowski . :V - . j H. Lewis V., , lf, -I. Lewis Q 53,3 'P.,V' F ' , x Y M. Liche W W M ' I IZ. Litcrski R. Litzow R. Ludzinski V. Lurbcck M. Luhinski K. Lutz K. McDonald T . McLlurky I.. MilUSklX'ilgC J. Marko J. Marks S. Meacham D. Miller S. Miller K. Minch C. Moerke R. Molski T. Molski 34 'X l wwf 1 .I .lf D . we-4 X Nr 1' - . -,.., A il. 1 IA. pf Q ,. a t ff , 5' -M f. Y 5 15' Yf 'A: , if ,-.,,,. av . f wk , .5 1: .FV J I 1 'S n Fw' J L75 U 1. . v ,. . - nu!- - ,,.-v -I X ..- 4 4s,,hv' 1 Q sl C3 . J a mf- ' Ng! S. Monroe M. Moss J. Nloycr lx Mrozinski J. Mulady R. Niiclinmn H. NL'L'Llll.ll1l li. Newby D. Ncwhy J. Newby j. Niglwr C. Nurdlgmd M. Nugent li. Olhixmtx A. Oxtricki B. CPI! D. Ptinkixitz D. Pexlhudy 9 R. U J' K 'QQ Q 7' N .is .. 5 . Q' . . 71 Al -3 :fb v2 i . l 4 ,: 1'-S li x -1 J TW S Q + 1 1 3 'R' . . 2 D I x M7-S A ' A 'ai gif, W --v Q fa Q f - ex Q .X S K J, T' 1 ' 1 . R 4 ... gr. . . 'Q x -. .. A- fr' so 3. 1 -Q: . if , - Q rx -1-9 , - fi. I V - 1-31 I. ' fe e I t x ff 5 U , . I - L! :jf xx D l sk' , I f Mx . In Q- . f-, D, Piotruwslii Q 8 , ! av Q H w.,', B. Pitcher A . Q A it dv Q R. Polfus Xu' ' . QF' M 5 -rf , gh., 2 K. Pul len A ' lf. .. S X . . 'P ' 4 - 9 f' . ' ' ' . f - , . I 'IE 1 A I Nj X R - J. milk R. Raflik -I. Rnstmisscn Q 6 S' X 'S val 2 . 5 ' SQ lp L fi? js 1 . 'S ' ' .S ... f 6 . hx Y i . R ' fi? 11 A f. if x . i XR x Q ', V . . W U S V ' S C ffl S' 'S 4 V .S I fro 75 ...Q x .5 Q A S' If 4 Lf.. . ' 'S S R 5 ,S LS QNW 3, N I ... ,Li . l 'I ' - Q .... t ' . V Q 35 V ,1 A. li A 1 .fy A P. Reading D. Redding Bl. Redfield B. Ripinski S. Rice F. Roman . Sglhotgi . Sager C. Sands J J D. Szmks P. Schadewald C. Schmidt M. Schnueherg D. Schulfer A. Schultz Schultz J. Herman D. Shilka T. Shomherg A. Shuda Lf. Shuda D. Simonis D. Singer J. Skupniewicz T. Slowinski M. Soik R. Somers J- F. Sorenson . D. Spindle-r 1.4 ' mf' V. Spmngcr N 3. 'L G. Springer ' QW ,S WI. Springcr . R. Smdu ' ff' . . ' Wa 3? x , A' XXV I 4 '29 , jg ..,, . g 9 Q 5a K , ' ,kwa I I R. 'Il-mmwcr F. Turk G. Turk A. 'l'rcbntoski D. Turzinski R. Tuszlm G. Van Vlcct . Vcttcr Q. XV.xlkush D. XXl.llIl'lL'l' M. Wg1nsc1'mki R, XX'.lntA .I C D. W.1rnL'1' hl. XVarncr R. Xwcllcr I.. VUL-nzcl l.. NX'icrzlm R. Xwillctf G. Wilrglrski F. W'intcr R. XX'inc-Lki C. XX,1lCl1il l5kl fi. Xwuunl K.. XX urz.1ll.1 T. VUrmt1'l1b.1 R. Vffmxyalk .XX'urz.1Il.4 .I I .. XXf'l'nblL'wSk1 R. XX'1'ublL'vx'ski vUlII'liI'ljLL'l' S. Zlwlcwmki D. Zindu li. Zumwski G. Zuruwski A. Zurkuwski F Zyndu 1 ,ar 4 Z we r 1 r I , gal Q - A : E.. Q K. Starry .di 'W - Xb D. Stcckcl 'th .f 8 ' V A. Stulfz 'R 'fy f f , ig b R. Slulfl . ...uv y 'H' 1. Stmchc K., tl. X D. Strcmkowski 1 .A 1.1! In YA L? . D. Strcmkowski rf . N. Strojny 15' V :Q .. W . Ivf. Sturm .Pk f A ' ' . , . Q ..,' I., Suclmn . A Y V5 V J , U iwrubmla .152 . 'A ,rf .f A12 . Q L, ' CPP . A I' I f 1 1 4. , 1. ' f ' L A I.. '..x f' U r' 1 fri- -1 .,bAq I, fer' . -if T ...glgv T If 4 .fg -ng -ff .sf-1 .-hr Q. 4 'X ' ...,.f...- f' D - K., xf- hx. Q yy: ' .Q .7 V ix ig ,7 ak.-W f -3 . 5 K . ' D! f 3 -1 I hh -:Q M - 2 3 'Q . .RJ W Q., f '- f ' 0 H-.. 1 I I A ' I ,,, av- . 1: nl M 'fl Y N 1 in ..... 1, .. .-,, ' VJ, ft, AJ , A ik.-:T ' M . i wr T . ,.. xv , . .,... x ,K ,. Q! F11 , I 4 l 1 -. 1, '3' K K . X ' 11 Q asf T M' 5 . D D 1. ' T' ' X , .fy is eff' . .Cx ' f i in 1 . 4. so - P If ff, e P T 5 ,f . -4 , ' p SIC., 'if 3' 1 Lf' 4,71 , kr, ,f MAKE BELIEVE vnian, L. Sarchet, I.. lifelike, M. Grubba, J. Lewis, M. Hanke -A.. The class of 1954, lui by Ising Bob Litzow and Queen Dona Sanks took us into the worll , of Make Believe tor our long iw nted intl most successful junior Prom Pretending wts tun in the make believe lantl we hue ill tlrennetl ot with its sugar plum fairies t inting here mtl there its shining castle, big lollipops tl retl intl wh t eantly canes. There was u I 4 t ir blue balloons to complete our enthlntment' The tables blended into our aretnn wot toog for they were covered with I isttl tloths On each table was a small vinls intl l gum ti tree with tiny white blossoms Our queen wore a buutitul white net uening gown with a eorsage of pink roses She int ter king letl the grand rnarth with ohn Lewis int Marlene Hanke, Lee Brelske intl Mirlene Cirubbi and Francis Roman and Iintlx Sirthet All too soon the orthestri innounted the list numberg we tlreamily tlintetl the tinile of tl never to be forgotten night ind than left the R Hart Iitmw Dont Sanks. world Ol Make Bcllcvc JU E AD Penny Xlifood ,.,.... Chuck Harris Mrs. Wfootl ....... Dr. Wootl ....,. Elmer Tuttle .... Effie ............ G. Mervyn Roberts Roger Van Vleck Shirley Xwentwortli Ralph Wentu'ortl1 julie Harris ...,.,.,. Mr. Harris ,... Director ...... so l Milly Lou ...,..,........... CAST Marlene Hanke XY es Bassowitz . Margie Sturm jolm Mulatly jerry Hiltl Mary Hartz Mary Braatz .. 'lolm jatkson .lolm Lewis .lanite Hoffman ,lolm Niglwor ., Tally Pullen Mike Hartz Miss Steinberg Back - xl. lliltl, VI, Jackson, K. Pullen, -I. Niglmr, j. Hoffman, D. Steclcel, D. Hofmeister, Miss Steinberg, j. Lewis, J. Crslmwa lf llirzy lirnn -- . ti M Hartz, M, Sturm, W. Bassewitz, M. Braatz, M. Hanke, M, Hartz, -I. Mulatly, D. Pealwtly, J. Skinner. l 38 It usually takes a year or two to get into the swing of things here, and this year's sopho- mores are well on their way. The boys have been very successful in sportsg in fact, many of them have been on the varsity teams. The girls have been busy in a great many activities. The whole sophomore class has been well represented in forensics, clramatics, the Fair and Supper, and many other clubs and societies. Tom Whelihan was presidentg Mary .lo Breitenstein, vice-presi- clentg jane Weronke, secretaryg and Dave De- Keyser, treasurer. We wish this class a lot of lu-gk, and we hope they'll keep up their good work. CLASS GF '55 t X D. Adams X E. Adamski 1 4 ' -nk I . 1 i I. Aldrich . ' s f- J. Anclleman N A 4 t R. Bannach A - . X' J. Bannach , . -. .gel . . A. Bartkowiak .5 - A M. Bellinger ,Q R. Bemkowski G si! , is 5 if S X , . 1- .. , Bertolino S F 512, , . iiXqJii we , i A X - -i j A. Bialas 1 t X 1 F. Bialak ...... . kb 3 D. Bigus s. Bird 9 ' . I Q l il 5 A K. ,, 1 E P. Botlizlaw - S ig .. ' D. Borski I . J ? ' 1 F. Boushley l ,A , A 1- l B. Bowen gi A I IA .. i . Q ' - . t D. Bradley A fn Kg k A Y M. Breitenstein 5 Q55 Itewlh 'L . an B. Brekke K '5 it . J. Brezinski .. I . . D .....i...:i. U X v. D. Dekeyser, M. Breitenstein, J. Wercnnke, T.Wl1elil1an K, Brezinski J, Browan A X . J. Brown A l M. Buggs fy- A 4 'N f K . J. Burmeister ' E. Busse 29 R. Cable S. Carlson X -1 ,.. . .,.. . ..fa -l . t D. Casanova .l c .ii C. Chapman f , ' R. Chesebro t fi B. Clayton Z gtk ' ff . YN -.tu . X I L. Clendenning 'izr t 'A Q M V C. COCIPEI' 5 i f Wfg .J 7 p C. Combs . R .lag MA Combs G ug.. x N Ss . 6, A U 3 ?' P' Z 3 P' FT' 7' Z F5 V' ' 0 9095? 9995 S93 an-2 :v :r 2 ,-D 5- D -Q ,U 5 2 a-'25 2 rg 5232 2 3 w E if 594 E 5 ff wr- .-, H A es l . r W. ..., ' , .. , I r M ..,. up i , fi ..., J ' -' 'Af' af ' 'WW ' - 5 grwfa . f M .,,y y ,Z 1 . 4' -A sa ll -Qgalff I I -il ' A gtk ' 'Al 1 f 3 1 .Ia 51,9 , Wa 50 IJ -PQ iv '5 fi i 4 s Ax Sy S VH l 1 ,Mx ,' 9 v- 'Q v Y J! J' .114 A- l ,K o . o og .:f' xl sg 1 kr! :W ..... at , R ff' hu A al.. , 4 V I G N jg Ai . In .W . 4 .9 .ima l 1 - F I Q an 54 . . A ,fl l RE '7 P. . . ,J 4 X . ,,.:b le.. ,,. 'I K. Dclzlm R. Dcmllrcs N. Dent P, Dnnnick A. Dnuglmty j. Drifka B. Dunlzik R. Dudzili M. Dunn S. lfalstwnml A. lilwl M. lfidcn XV. l2flj.IlL'lWCI'l INT. l:.1lWiSi.1li j. llllklamgc M. ltllllftff lf. lflxltuff J. Flalloff N. Flctclwr -I. Frclluclm V. Frcdacla W. lTl'CCIll.ll'l M. FI lI11lI'lC 5 R. Gugus G. Calla A. Garslci INT. Gicsc l.. Glmluwslii R. Glmlowsl-ii j. Gulcmhcski K. Gulcmlweski V. Gullu l.. Gurzclgl G. Grull K. Grcaltun G. Green M, Grmwcm-rt S, Gmslmck R. Hgllustck li. H1lk.1 A. H.lll1L'l'5lil FI. l'l.ll'lllll1lIl Hanlvcl .l- P. H.1m'uck H. Hgmscn R. Hanson I. Hurv.1tl1 bl. Hnulwcr lf. Hlflcs A. Hintz C. Hintz D. Hint? R. Hncrtcr S. Huffman C.. Huynncki l.. Holm G. Hultlmsrn 'lf l-lurcl P, l lLll'5Cl' D. Hylaml K, -lzllwluneki K. blauncs H. junz li. jcnlcinx N. jcnsgn M. jncrns johnson . joseph J. R F. Kuminslci D. Kuwlcski Kuwlcski JA , V. Kdwlcskn K. Klim- M. Keen A. Kiclpinski A. King J. Kcnlrnwifz K. Klislr C. Kluck l.. Kluck l.. Kluck l.. Kulvislwp P. Knllcr D. Kulstuuul H, Kunluml C.. Knnlwl A Ku.-ulwL1cl4i G. Kuwbucki 1 K' IU' 1 'Y I. Q ly A Q . 1. ' f 'ov 'K , ' .. 1 av J , n. ' uw . 6 V' ' aw x7.7 A Q N' ... , fn . K' A, M as r ' :K l J '- 'Q J Nj N, W . ., . ' . I -I i 3 fl If -U: .. . R 1 g S A Q v ws as ':' , ,fl 'F A , ls 5 ml ' .. I1 ' D ., .. X ef AMA dw, R K L lb . 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Tuszka M. Zommski t If 42 . ' i l L AND INTRO DUCING . THE CLASS OF ' , om. ' X ra W lafpffh ffl CWKQJL 'fl t Qie,i1l llwpww Mgzlflp Kiwi i Calf , jg . if fl ,WD 5fXff . 1 it at ra Dyevffig ' duff! cap P film f V. Pres. N. Gerke, Treas., J. Peabody, Sec., J. Moscinslci, Pres., D. Schull, At the beginning of this year everything was new and strange to the freshmen of P. Jacobs. Gradually their shyness wore away. They no longer bought elevator tickets nor got lost between classes. In a few weeks they became accustomed to high school routine and began to take part in its activities. The first duty of the freshmen was to bring boxes for the Homecoming bonfire. Soon they invaded the Sugar Bowl, took part in the Fair and Supper, and began to attend various school meetings. Each and every one of them has had a full and busy year. They are ready and able to lead P. j. Jacobs during the next three years. Freshman class officers: President ................. ..... J erome Moscinski Vice-President ..... .......... D avid Schull Secretary ........... ...... J udy Peabody Treasurer ...... ....... N ancy Gerke ,. 'U , An.. ,n wr Q ,, . t f ' Q gig, 'gk ez! .. . 1- M1 .Mc FIS 04. iv1f ' i T' D. lv' il. A G . ffl 'G' A 2 4' 3 v- .g F? '4 , s V l' 1' f- f, if QL x 4.1. ll 'fi 1' li at . P J wi-. vi I gf I my' 'Iam -A X srl, f, . f' ?Ig42 f . Va l. . ' 'V' it Fir? as M ,S T ggi. ' , I 2 ' 35 s .. .N nl' . 4 8: ' I 'I 5. ,gr A if 1 V '7' !iQAdf .5T+l 0, ' T. i ri PWV' .A A 3 QL .S L. II. R. R. .l- R S. B. M . .l- C. P. K. D C. I.. S. C. R. C. A. T. F. J. L. R. J. L. R. D D T. A. V. G T. P. C. Adamski Adams Adams Adamski Altc-nlwurg Amlwlc Anderson Andrews Bannach Bartkow iak Bean Beaulieu Bohr Ballinger Bembenelc Bembe-nck Bemowski Bennett Berna Bernas Berndt Blake Bocttcher Borchardt Borchardt Bousliley Boyd: Brockman Brooks Bruton Bungcrt Burant Burmcister Brczynski Ca rcw Carcw Cassidy Catlin IW. Cherney D. Cieckowski K. Clay B. Coulthurst B. 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Seliocli, Ii, Tuszka, F. Vetter, If. Holstein, M. Rice, VI. Ifaglebtirger, K. INIortensen. -I. Vetter. Jntl Row f -I. Wt-i'iiiikt-, I.. Wfeleli, M. Martinson, B. Cons, M. oerns, S. VUalters, Ii. Kruhsack. S. Melt-ski. . . . FI . . Ist Row M. Yaeh, I.. barthet, 5. Monroe, H. I.ewis, R. Sorenson, M. Breitenstein, H. Hansen. R. NX'ri3.:l1t. LATIN CLUB The I.atin Club has been organized for the The Latin Club offieers were: purpose of furthering knowledge and genuine President ........ .............,............. . .. Dirk XVillett interest in the Latin language. It also creates a Vice-president Tom XX'otrub.i better social relationship among students who are Secretary ......... ...... IN Iary Dunn members. The Cflub's interests are not only in the Treasurer john Lewis Latin language, but also in school functions. Adviser ..................... ...... . ....... ........,..... IN I r. Soha Top Row V- I Nigbor, R. Hofmeister, F. Hirzy, j. Strache, j. jackson, j. Mulatly, J. Springer, D. Galetke. Intl Row N. Newby, A. libel, Y. Hebal, S. Skowen, S. Seagraves, A. Mack, Marks, I., Miller, Ii. Hurlbut. lst Row IS. Bowen, M. Groenert, M. Davis, Newby, I.. Wlenzel, lvl. Fabisiak, R. Tessmer, I.. Smith. Top Row 7 - DI. Lewis, W. Iiassewitz, A. Trebatoski, D. Wi1ltl1ei',W. Henning, R. Banke, I.. Bannatli, DI. Roy. 'iril Row WI. Daniels, R. Wfillett, M. Hanlce, F. Puwaloski, RiCe, D. Retltling, M Dunn. M. Grubba. Intl Row - - 3. Klimowitz, I.. Nelson, B. Knope, C. Hetzer, K. Beebe, C. Knudtson. lst Row - M. Barrows, G. VanVleet, S. Schliesman, M. jurgella, K. Klish. Top Row W - D. Mancheski, J. Roy, A. Trebatoski, J. Springer, W. Bassewitz. Ind Row -- F. Hirzv, j. Strache, DI. Lewis, J. Jackson, Y. Hebal. lst Row - B. Gauthier, C. Koshollek, V. Elder, B. Newby, M. Redfield, E. Krubsack, -I. Vetter. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to teach idents something of French civilization and lture. Club members prepared programs on nous lircnch people or on interesting phases of :nch life. The Club also participated in the ristmas program given by the language clubs .l the choir. joe Roy was president the first nester and josephine Vetter, the second sem- erg David Wiiltller and john Lewis, vice- :sidentsg 'l'o1n XX'otruba, secretary, joe Roy, Jgram chairmang Miss Schultz, adviser. German Club meetings were always busy ones with something to plan or to participate in. The Club took part in all usual school activities and had a few special programs for its meetings which were held on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Its most outstanding activity was participation in the joint Christmas program of the language clubs and the choir. Officers were Dick Willett, presi- dent, Karen Mortensen, vice-presidentg Mary Barrows, secretaryg DeXXfayne Martin, treasurerg Miss Krueger, adviser. GERMAN CLUB Top Row --N li. Haka, D. Martin, B. Henning, F. Check, J. Roy, R. Altenburg. 5rd Row -- D, Casanova, K. Mortensen, H. Zenoff, H. Birg, D. Bradley. Ind Row - D. Wfillett, R. joseph, S. Eastwood, Y. Hebal, A. Lange. lst Row - M. Bergelin, J. Eagleburger, M. Barrows. 'WY Twp Rnw A. Kraft, M. liuggs, M. Rice, P. Sehadewald, D. Sanks, VI, Roy, H. Birg, I.. Tluuupsun, li. lirekke. Hrtl Rrvw A, Hamerslti. P. Koller, M. Hoag, Daniels, li, Holstein, P. Scribner, 'lf Shniuberg, A, Ciiwvliulski. Ind liuw R. Xwanta, V. Gulla, Al. Drefeinski, K, Cireatun. N. Cutts, K. Pullen. K. Razner. lst Rt-w - li. jenkins, I., XX uutl, S. Bannach, M. Lund, D. Turzenski, j. Duranteau. SPAi I H CLUB The wurwose ot' the Swanish Club is to from the eeilinr. One Werson is blindfolded and - l l A l , is ln I I y I stimulate the interest of the students in the attempts to break the pinata by luttmg it with a tustums and the language of Spanish speaking stick. Wlhen it is finally broken and everything tountries. Anyone who eompletes a semester of eomes raining down. there is a mad rush tor a Spanish may join the elub. share of the sweets. One ot the hi rli mints ofthe elub activities is . V , M, - Ri ,L- Y I I 2- I 1 Presitcnt ...,. ...... . . 1 y t the Christmas pinata. I-or several days before the Vice-Prcsidcnt 'vnn ,.,,,,,,.,, .... I 4 we Roy party. the elub members bring nuts, candy, pop- SV At I KH lu' P H, torn balls, and other sweets. On the day of the func My 'A 'A ' l lun U -Ln party. the pinata, whieh is a gaily decorated rlffdwfcf ' 1--Ar'r .l0fUl1f1'f'b tontainer for the sweets, is suspended by a wire Adviser ......... .. .....,.,..........,. .,.,..,. TN lrs. Heavilin This Ruw li. Archibald, R. Rustad, R. Tuthill, R. Litzuw, H, Gush, S. jones. T. Mel.l.1r'ky. R. Sunleis, Std Ruw - S. liird, Ia. lflatluiff, VI. Hartz, T. Blake. P. Huber. G. XXX-nzel. V Ind Row - Ci, XX'anlce, N. Newby. G. Summers. R. Wfillett. FI. -Iablunske, K. lindle, K. Clherney, li. letters. lst Row - il. Lewis, l'. Xweinbauer, I.. Sarchet. M, Gruhba, l.. Hnag, D, Pankratz, H. Hanson. t 4 f ov-sm - - .. -.-N 7, 52 Conservation Club and Visual Aids Top Row - L. Wrcmhlewski, R. Zdroik, -I. Kirsling, N. Galecke, I.. Bannach, R. Bannach. .Ind Row - M. Zivney, E. Stashek, j. Honisch, j. Mancheski, W. Brock, F. Levreau. lst Row - F. Landowski, T. McLlarky, D. Shopinski,-I. Galla, D. Miller, R. Hancock. The Visual Aids Club is a group of boys who 'un the movie projectors during their free periods. Slot only do they make it possible for classes to ee films that make the class subject more vivid nd interesting, but they also clean all the machines nd keep them in running order. Mr. Wallin is he adviser. The Conservation Club is made up of boys who are taking conservation this year. The boys participated in the Trees for Tomorrow Camp and worked in the school forest. They had a float in the Homecoming parade, sponsored an after game dance, and took part in other school activities. Mr. Raddant was the adviser. Top Row -M C. Flisakowski, D. Zynda, T, Thompson, R. Tu szka, W. Slavik, S. Repinski. Znd Row - D. Stroik, j. Pionkowski, D. Shafton, W. Danielski, D. Crueger, R. Stepaniak. lst Row - j. Hamerski, D. Yach, H. Vetter, G. Zinda. Top Row -A D. Higgins, R. Starry, R. Zdroik, R. Byczynski, M. Laska, N. Wimrzella, M. Rutta. 2nd Row --- M. Bemowski, R. Stepaniak, J. Tetzlaff, G. Wanke, R. Cherney, W. Brock, R. Kobishop. Ist Row ---- K. Kropidlowski, M. Brillowski, A. Kowman, R. Brilowski, T. Bemke. 527' Top Ilow D, Carp, D. Miller, I.. Doudna, T. Wfotruba, W. Grevatch, S. jones, D. Mancheski, li. Haka, II. Zenoff, 4th ,l.Itl'i5UI1, xl. XWL-ronke, M. Martinson, M. Dunn, P. Donniclc. VI. hlalwlonslxe. Ii. ltlortensen, S. Seagraves, Ii. Ind Iitiiiiiiiuiiill. Cia,ue, M. lfrymark. A, Danielslci, C. Chapman. M. Breitenstein. A. Hamerski. H. Sowka. K. Pullen, I.. Ind Eiiiiimihill. Sorenson, I.. Sarehet, H. Copps. M. juerns, M, Braatz, G, VanVleet. K. Cireaton. bl. XX alenski. lst Row H. liirg, D. Martin, W. ,lablonsl-ze. G. Becker, I.. C svmw lc, D. Behrendt, DRAMATIC CLU This year the Dramatic Club had a record membership of ninety-three ambitious, talented thespians. Ifor ten years new stage flats have been needed for the Iimerson auditorium stage, The members of the group deeided to build flats in their spare time during weekends. Using old frames with new canvas, the fellas and gals uit. stretthed, tacked, painted, and proudly Dramatic Club produetion The Man XY'ho Came to Dinner which was played to .1 large and appre- ciative audience. Some of the profits paid for the new flats, and the rest of the profit paid for some new props. The Club decided to join the National Thespian group. This year's offieers were Bill jablonske, presidentg George Bet-leer. vite-presi- dentg Mary Dunn, secretary-treasurerg Mr. Iiortune, watthed the results of their hard labor gradually adviser. take form. The new flats were used for the Top Row 4 R. -Ioseph, R. Tomczak, Il. Tuvlia. A. Sehoeh. D. Hyland. Cf. Heuer. bl. Hoffman. M. Sturm. Fl. Vetter, A. Kraft, M Kfrueger. iid Row N. Get-ke, Ci. liuggs. M, Davis, -I. Newby, S. Sluiwen, P. Reading. ll. W'illett. I., XX'en1el. S. Melski. I' XX'i'olwluxsl4i, A. Newby. Znil limv Ci. Summers, 5. Strasser, I.. Wfeleh, H. -lenkins, R. Meleslxi. D. Redding, S. Gullilcson. S. lNIonitve, A, Sort-risivri, C' Sands, R. XX'anta. lst lion I5 Higgins, li. lxahucliinslu, C.. liusliullelv, li, XX'all.ue, ll. XX'iight, N. Aleiiseii, -I. I'all.ui, V Liiilla, D Tuiztiislti, Cf Yordlund. LQ42.:-1 353 ' 'J x , ' Vi ' - X N.. , N-,.' x ' .IW SCTHEQ ' V . W.. WHO CAMEX TO 151 NE 'f ' lhis ye-.ir the l7r.1m.1t1c Club, under the re-gtion ol' Mr. lfortune. presented the play The lan W'ho Came ro Dinner. The nun who came 1 dinner, She-ricl.1n XY l1itesicle, cert.1inly makes his .ly .1 long one. He falls on the doorstep of il time .lt which he is lecturing, injures his hip, .incl -encls .1 few weeks nmking life miserable for all ho .ire around him. He receives equally oclcl leigmms, presents. .incl visitors: he creates and Astroys l'0IlLll1L'L' for his own prixnlte gain. ln rite of .ill this .intl bec.1use of it M he is te-resting, some-times clmrining, .ind always oroughly humorous. The encl is re.1lly another 1gi11ni:1g. Mr. XVhite-sicle, evicted by the owner i the home in which he is confined, slips on e s.11ne piece ol' ine which brought .ibout his first DWIllA.lliQ he li.1lls .1g.1in .incl is c.1rriecl shouting to the house. So begins .mother interesting time ir .1ll. up my 'is' 'ini s 'fx' ln the school where it was founded, Pep Club carries on. This line from the Pep Clubs theme song cannot express fully the vigor and enthusiasm with which the Club participates in its many activities, such as Homecoming, Fair and Supper, the Christmas formal, and assemblies. To end the year of fun and hard work the club holds a banquet in the spring. lst Row j. Seelig, M. Thompson, M. Rossier, M. Rice lx Mortensen J Virncy H Zcnott S XX'ordcn M Hmlcc End Row -4 R. Willett, B. Sorenson, -I. Iiagleburger, J. Walters B Holstein P Scribner D Iurzcnslu M Hoo. Vcttcr 3rd Row -f- S. Monroe, S. Klimowitz, R. Saris, L, Blake, Vlertcl B Knope D Redding, lx Pullcn l 'Ntlsi n 4th Row - C. Iinudtson, M. Grubba, G. VanVleet, S. Schlicsmm M Brlltz M Barrows M Cutts H Icwis IN Bonn lst Row --f M. Buggs, K. Razner, B. Hurlbut, B. Tuszka, A Schoch D Sanks C BuH,s M Sturm P Donniclc N I istwo d A. Iibel, B. Copps. 2nd Row Y - I,. Wnflclm, M. Stenzel, K. Beebe, C. Hetzer, D Hyland B Brckkc Wcronlcc D Nccliie s lx Cfreaten, M. Lund, M. Lind. Bird Row -C. Chapman, M. Breitenstein, V. Kowleski M Iirtinsen Slcinncr Newby S Slcowcn I Duns joerns, I.. Wfood, Ci. Schmidt. -lth Row W- D. Dunn, B. Bowen, I.. Sarehet, N. Jensen, H Htnsen R Wriglit I bu M C cncrt I c 1 RED 81 BL CK CLUB Those f.imili.1r lwlxek swedters with the big R X B emhlems th.1t we see so often on Friday welong to the memhers of the Red and Black Ifluh. The girls of this club put on the Home- 'oming Assembly, h.1d .1 float in the parade, tl skit n the lfiiir and Supper, made money for paid iss-emblies, and helped with the Christmas form.il. ln the spring they had their .innu.il banquet. Top Row 'ard Row Ind Row lst Row Top Row Ind Row Ist Row R.lN P IN The Red and Black Cluh officers: President .....................,...................... P.1t McLl.1rky Vice-president ...... ..... lN Inrilyn Hopkins Secretary ..,.......,. .....,.. E laine Eskritt Treasurer ..,.., ..,. B etty Peterson Adviser ..,.,. Miss Steinberg , IT R D. Kolstad, N. Hoppe, j. Casanova, C. Grosllek, P. Hanson, F. Brill. I. Hoffman, ul. lisser, DI. Balnnalch, Ii. Kruhsack, I.. Weiizel, I., Dnkins, B. Ressler. guiding, rl, Hlenlxer, I.. Hanson, Newby, N, lfntzminger, A. Groholski. Kiefer, N. Whinseitski, C, Nordlund, K, Klish, Dur.1ncei1u. I Kohishop, B. Zuriiwski, A. Kraft, li. Peterson, Ohst, D. Steckel, M. Comlvs. leleski, lf. lfskritt, A. Dilnielski, S. Gullikson, C. Combs, li. Tufte, M. Kiefer, lcllirky, F. G1illow.1y, M. Kostroske, C. Kinney, li. Olson. Tup T. Xvutruhu, S. Sentinun, I.. Cook, -I. Kirsling. D. Schulfer, R. Viertel. Iiuttoin A. Lange. rl. I.eo, B. Peterson, R. Iiunke. R. Wille-tt, rl, Iilder. COMMERCIAL CLUB 81 SLIDE R LE The Ciommercial Clluh is ii cluh for girls going out into the husiness world. They not only do things pertiuning to their business interests but .ilso tgllie p.irt in miiny school activities. They sold pompoms for Homecoming rind had a float in the p.ir.1de. They also sponsored pep assemblies. Margie Sturm wus presidentg Dorothy Turzenski, vue-presidentg Elaine Ifskritt. secretary-treilsurerg Mrs. -lones, adviser. The memhers of the Slide Rule Clulw, who meet every Xwednesdciy morning to le.irn how to operate the slide rule. ure cert.iinly the earliest hirds in school. The goal of the cluh is to g.iin through common practice the .lhility to he .ilvle to do such matheinixticiil operations .is multiplica- tion and division or to find squ.ire rind cuhe roots .is quickly and .is iiccurately .ts possible. Mr. McDonald is the adviser, Top Row 'I' Sliomlwerg, S. Duwley, K. Pullen. D. Redding, li. ZlII'.lNVSlCI, INI. Hoppe, D. Steclcel. ul. lilenker. I.. Ilunson. ind liivw VI. liillerheck, P. Clarew, CQ. I-Ietzer, j. Hoffrnun, N. Hourn, G. Rudoruslxi. -I, fI.is.1nmii. Ci. Grosliels, I.. Michel' lump. lst Row lf. St.misl.1wslxi, IT Cfoulthrust, M. W.lDSW'L'5kI, INI. Kostroslce, li, lfskritt. P. lienlce, D. Turzenski. .,, 1- w- Top Row - B. Levandowski, M. Keen, Ligman, A, King, N. Galecke. ird Row - R. Hackler. P, O'Keefe, R. Rogowski, D, Miech, W, Brock, R. Cherney. l.. Lutz. Ind Row 'l'. Horel. -I. Kawleski, G. Chojnacki, WI. Pazdra, -I. Pflugradt, R. Ligman. lst Row T. Kielilevvski. -I, Handy, R. Raflik, C, Hackler, M. Cherney. F.F. . The lfuture lfarmers of America is a national organization for hoys enrolled in vocational agri- culture classes. lts purposes are to encourage a love lor country life, develop leadership in agri- culture, and to create more interest in farming ottupations. The lf.l .A. sponsors a booth and livestock show at the lfair and the Rural School Days at the high school. Mr. Gilhertson is the adviser. F. H.A. The Future Homemakers are one of the newest groups in school. They are the girls who made those wonderful pancakes we ate at the Fair and Supper, who prepared refreshments for the Christ- mas party, and who produced the district cherry pie baker! The purpose of the organization is to emphasize the importance of the homemaker at home and in the community. Mrs. Paulsen and Mrs. Hebal are the advisers. Top Rovv 7 lf. Krumiuel, C. Orlowski, l. Aldrich, li. Wiitlliiisski, M. Soik, H. Needham. lnd Row f P. Kurzvnski, M. U'Keefe, WI. Supniewicz, xl. Kluck, M. Kiefer, R. Soik. Ist Row V. Rohak, C.. Dlensen, P, Kropidlowski, M. Kieliszewski, W, Freeman. R. lilaskowski. -,T Q ,H sf , fly p e. .iq af 3 Qi 9 , N ,Q-f ,egg we va.-'z I V Q .. ..,ll.. :,,.w:.g ,..5g,. Q ,I , W , ,L Q, .,z1.71,1f3w - .I M we 5 , lv, LQUQ ? ', Q?f'gW'z',w V Fii Wie?-15,J1Lff??sg W A: V Y :QA Q, I , . fvgwi N W. f- A + 1 . - , :- :Eg g .... I l 1 ' i 'f?'3fg,'-L:!:f,:, --,, 5521, az af I If ....., .,,..,.,., , r y Af ' 4? KO- 1 J Q ' 4 Y l ' ay -2? F --S3350 Q -L. G Qi-Q. QX A49 ofwgff- L I Z, mp., R f m .. nj x'.,,. , Wpwwv Q ' ' N . ' 9 in - rx, 7-eil? I nn, .,Y-.,,,,,,.,, f N THE IRROR NYE-'re .ill very ple.ised when the Mirror l'k'IlfL'SL'lll.lllXL' knotks on the door of our filth period t'l.iss .ind h.inds the te.1t'her in charge .1 topy for e.it'h ol us. XVe h.1x'e re.1son to he proud ol' our p.ipei'. A good de.1l of h.ird work goes into it helore it i'e.ithes the classrooms on .ilterniite l i'id.iys. All the news is written hy the reporters. The Pll0l0:LfI'.lPllL'I' takes .ind thetsks the pictures for the issue, The husiness st.it't' sees that there .ire enough .idvertisements for the issue. Everything is rhetked hy the editor .ind the .lxlYlSCI'S. Then, the Mirror is taken to the print shop to be printed. All ol' the work for the p.iper, with the exception ol' the guid.int'e otiliered hy the .1dx'isers, is done hy students of the high school. Bill -Lilwlonslte w.1s editor the first semester: .ind john Mul.idy, the seuond semester. Miss litirtelt, Miss Nelson, .ind Mr. Schlice were the , Bill -Lihloiiske, -Iohn Mul.nly, Don liieitenstein, Mill .ltlYl5L'l'S. lir.i.itz. 'l'ep Row - bl. Roy. M. Ciutts. D. XX'.iltliei'. l.. Cook, bl. Nighor, Al. Xweronlie, B. Sowlizl. lfi-.int Row S. jones. M. O'ls1eet'e, Miss lS.u'telt, P. Donriiek, 5. liatstwood, T. XX'otruh.1, G. V.1n Fleet, C, filmpiniln ll. liirg. 61 ,Sabi yvwvwum ' 5. x 32 4. 'Qsrf f - Y, , 1 , ' X '-'. .JI V I! 7 xr f-ff-,h::,g,,m-f'. 'iff W' ' 4 , its P -,, ' W 'Y wif .K K AM if fi 1 U wjlggqiiwi ,. BYE ,Ii i?'.f :GL' J ,tk ii Ag 1 'n . 1 , 1 A great many students participated in Forensics this year. Forensics have much to offer every type of student and include serious and humorous declamation, which is dramatic inter- pretation limited to ten minutesg extemporaneous reading in which the contestant, after choosing an article, has an hour for preparation in effective cutting and reading for a five minute presentation before the judgeg four minute speaking in which the student writes his own speechg oratory, both original and nonforiginal, in which any subject of interest to the contestant may be used but cannot be longer than ten minutes in lengthg extem- poraneous speaking in which the contestant has an hour's preparation for a seven minute talk on a subject he has drawn. The following rc -i,' eived A's in the league contest: Madelyn Hoag in serious declamationg Dick XlUillett, extem- poraneous speakingq Betty Holstein and Barbara Alenkins, extemporaneous readingg DeLoyd Guth, non-original oratoryg Monica Wfodlarski, four minute speaking. The P. jacobs debate team enjoyed a good season this year. They began with a tournament at liau Claire on November li, where they earned a l-2 victory. Next came two practice rounds at Marshfield on December 9. On December 13, the debaters competed with 23 other schools at Merrill. Two dual meets were held with Xlifausau and Wfisconsin Rapids early in january. On january 10, the team competed with 92 other teams at Eau Claire State College. They compiled a 3-3 record. The district contest was held at Central State College February 7. Here the first team was disqualified. ln the final contest, March 13 and lei, at Merrill, the team tied with Marshfield for third place, with a 3-5 record. Members of the tournament team were David Wfalther and George Becker for the affirmativeg Mary Barrows and Dick Willett, negativeg Dick Tuthill and Herbert Birg, alternatesg Mr. Hunt, coach, 63 Top Row -- J. Nigbor, H. Birg, Holstein, M. Rice R. Willett, D. Vifaltlier, R. Tuthill. 2nd Row - P. Donnick, M. Breitenstein, N. Jensen P. Benke, j. Hoffman, N. Newby, C. Sands, T Shomberg. lst Row i B. Bowen, j. Bannach. C. Schmidt, M. Hartz L. Summers. DEBATE FORE S CS Top Row -'- lf, Haka, D. Wfalther, G. Becker, R. Tuthill R. Willett. 2nd Row - XV. Reinholdt, J. Niedbalski, H. Birg G. Lewis. lst Row -- lvl. Wfodlarski, M. Barrows, P. Donnick. B DGER TATE Girls selected from their respective high schools throughout the state met at Madison last june to form Badger Girls' State. Selection was made on the basis of scholarship, extra-curricular activities, and leadership in school affairs. During the week the girls elected mythical local and state governments. Later they conducted their own meetings in the state capitol. People from the University of Wisconsin spoke to them on voca- tions open to women. Representatives from our school were Yvonne Hebal and Betty Holstein. pf '- . ...t at . Yvonne Hebal, Elizabeth Holstein To fight Communism, we must not only teach the Citizen to respect the State, but teach the State to respect the Citizen. With these words, another Ripon Badger Boys' State got under way. Six fellows from P. Jacobs High School attended this State where youthful leaders from all over Wisconsin practiced self-government. Upon arrival, each citizen made plans to run for city, county, and state offices. A mayor, a senator, a judge, a district attorney, and an editor were elected from the Stevens Point group. A Left to right - R. Smiley, Daniels, W. DeBot, G. Becker, W. Jablonske, R. Willett. Top Row --- D. Breitenstein, R. Willett, J. Daniels, W. Dehot. F. Trehatoski, D. Martin. 5rd Row - f R. Franke, M. Rice, li. Holstein, Wiilters, K. Mortensen. Ind Row -V I.. Doudna, I.. Nelson, C. Knucltson, I.. Blake, IfagleI'vurger, Y. Hehal. lst Row M. Barrows, R. Saris, TIOr AL HO OR OCIETY livery junior and senior is eager to be a mem- er of the National Honor Society. The requisites mr membership are scholarship, character, leader- iip, and service. juniors are required to have an average of .6 honor points and cannot become members ntil the second semester. Five percent of the miors may he selected. Seniors may become iemhers either the first or second semester if they ave a 2.2 average. Ten percent of the seniors are admitted during the first semester and fifteen percent during the second. In addition, all candi- dates must have at least 20 extra-curricular points, with no more than fifteen in any single activity. Membership in this organization is a good college recommendation. Each year the National Honor Society sponsors a nationwide scholarship test. The Society has chapters in all the large high schools in the United States. Miss Kostecke and Miss Krueger are the advisers. Top Row W- D. Spindler, H. Birg, T. Wfotruha, Roy. Znd Row -- M. Cherney, M. Hoag, S. Klimowitz, K. Cherney, P. Reading, M, Kiefer. lst Row --- tl, Hoffman, B. Knope, M. Braatz, G. VanVleet. M, Sturm, J. Vetter. F141 df' The biggest success yetfn wus the st.md.u'd eomment for our 1992 Hometoming. lfextivities began on Thursday night with .ln unexpetted snake dance and pep rally .lt the Square. Un liri- duy, Bill Sluik, the Homecoming t.1pt.1in, crowned Lois Blake queen .lt the pep assembly. Loi! attendants were Mgrilyn Yaeh .uid Ann Herm.1n. The parade started immediately .lfter the Assembly. A big bonfire preceded the game. A d.mt'e .tfter the game brought our 1952 Homecoming to .1 tlose. HOMECOMING -- 1953 , O Z 4 ' 'N e ' 1 ,I i R1 ,ii aiiii Y . xiii 'wt Q EF -n ,,,. X. Un 4 In .. 'Il A ill Hu , f ' X X. Qi: A , xi , xx is -. 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This :ar the band traveled to Nekoosa to help the ieerleaders show the basketball team that their hool was behind them. The band also provided usic for the fans at the regional basketball tourna- ent. Members receive band letters and stars for iis extra-curricular activity. Mr. Rehfeldt is the lrector of the Pep Band. M. PEP BA D The A Squad Baton Twirlers have been providing the students of P. J. Jacobs High School with added entertainment along with our school band. But the twirlers have done more than just march in the band. They provided half-time enter- tainment during basketball and football games, put on an act in the Fair and Supper, and took part in the Cranberry Festival at Wisconsin Rapids. The members of the A Squad were Janice Hoffman, Karen Klish, Marilyn Yach, Susy Yach, Elsie Tufte, and Connie Kinney. They received their training from Mrs. Lane. Yach, C. Kinney, J. Hoffman, E. Tufte, K. Klish. 5 TTWIRLERS We 69 .xt wt, Ns..-'I VN f-sv. -f f ,, ,,.5 ,xi , , 'fbi lS'9'!Y 5 4YN1b'Yt'v'NY,. illlll,lllllllllllllllllllllllli CLARINFTS fihesehro, Rohert Doudna, Lon Flehrendt, David Salvin, Byron Misiorowski, Ronald Hetzel, Mary Wfimine, lflaine Miller, Susan blensen, Marlene Hurant, Elsie lislcritt, Marilyn Levreau, Frank Bennett, Avanell Spindler, Richard Ksionslt, Antionette Wfallace, Beverly Rohm, Fred Iiclterson, jack Krieser, jean Gauthier, Elaine Carlson, Sonja Lutz, Gary ALTO CLARINFTS Chapman, Carol Hyland, Donna BASS CLARINFTS Sands, Carol Reading, Pat OBOES Wfotruba, Thomas Wright, Ruth FLUTES Domack, Sylvia Eastwood, Susan Dunn, Mary joerns, Mary Breitenstein, Mary Monroe, Susan Hanson, Sandra Casanova, jo Ann Anderson, Susan BASSES Simonis, Dick Haclcler, Ronald Kline, Kenneth BASSOONS Cherney, Mary Ann Speerstra, Gretchen ALTO SAX Stenzel, Margie Dakins, Cleo Werra, Melvin Piotrowski, Donald Gauthier, Baihara TFNOR SAX Martin, DeWay'ne Bertolino, Gail Rice, Jerome Wimme, Gary TROMBONES Gibbs, Boyd Schoch, William Atwell, Bill Laska, Myron Crueger, Wayne BARITONES LaBrot, Robert Doudna, Gary Krems, james CORNFTS Gage, Richard Omernik, Val Gent Friday, Thomas Boyce, .lohn Taylor, Palmer Phillips. james Wfesley, joseph Kitowslxi, Flitl Roman, Francis Emery, Lucille Van Order, Ralph FRFNCH HORNS Lewis, Helen Bradley, Dennis Casanova, Donald Karp, David Sfhroeder, David DRUMS Spindler, David Hajostek, Rosalie Thomas, Martin Leo, Jack Burmeister, jim E IOR The senior band started off the season by oviding between halves entertainment at foot- ll games, at which the modern dance group and ade schools also performed. No game would be mplete without the colorful presence of the nd playing their stirring music. Soon after school gan, they traveled to LaCrosse as guests of the iletic association. Stevens Point was well represented in out-of- wn band activities this year. Members of the iior band played in the all-state band at the ilwaukee Teachers' Convention, in the all-state nd at the University of Wisconsin midwinter nic, and in the five-state band at Luther Col- ge, Decorah, Iowa. BAD The band introduced a four band clinic at Stevens Point, in which Wfeyauwega, Wautoma, Wfaupaca, and Stevens Point participated. They gave their usual Christmas and spring concerts which drew large crowds. On a tape recorder furnished by the proceeds of the Band Parents' minstrel show, they made their first recording. For their exchange concert the band played to an appreciative audience at Marshfield on St. Patrick's Day. On March 26, they sponsored a flute-clarinet clinic for neighboring schools at which Mr. E. C. Moore was guest conductor. Mr. Moore and his wife added an unusual touch to the clinic by play- ing duets on solid gold flutes. THE CHOIR AND KORALETTE The A Cappella Choir is a mixed group of thirty seven members under the direction of Miss Vetter. The Choir has learned to sing varied and difficult selections. Small groups from within the Choir are often asked to sing in public. Some of these groups are duets, quartets, madrigal singers, folk singers. and soloists. The Choir gave Thanks- giving and Christmas programs for the students. www wwf ' Top - B. Ott, C. Knudtson, S. Skowen, l., Nelson, li. Sorenson, M. Frymark. Bottom - G. VanVleet, M. Barrows, A. Barnsdale, S, Iiast- wood. The Koralettes, under the direction of Miss Vetter, have presented many programs to various groups in the city. The girls have their practices once a week and sing many different types of songs. The type most commonly used is the madrigal. lt was sung centuries ago by people who gathered to sing for fun. That's what the Koralettes do, too, so it's no wonder they are so popular. Top Row -f-' - l.. Cook, R. Hofmeister, D. Martin, Bukolt, R. Bukolt, D, Koinasa, CQ. Hackler, lf, Bohanski, li. Check, R, Bankc, Nigbor. 3rd Row -V - Al, Newby, Sherman, G, VanVleet, B. Ott, l.. Nelson, li, Hurlbut, Ifagleburger, XV. Dc-bot, F. Hirzy. 2nd Row V- T. Shomberg, B Zurawski, C. Knudtson, H. Zenoff, Varney, A. Barnsdale, M. Cherney, M. Hanke. lst Row - S. Schliesman, M. Barrows, S. Skowen, M, Frymark, B. Sorenson, j. Viertel, M. Flood, C. Nordland. 72 Top Row - S. Seagraves, A. Schoch, M. O'Keefe, j. Wferonke, D. Kedrowski, P. Huber, C. Combs, T. Mansavage, G. Sommers. 5rd Row - J. McIntyre, R. Tomczak, J. Peabody, N. Gehrke, A. Newby, P. Koller, If. Ostrow- ski, A. Burmeister, G. Wiinke. Ind Row - M. Lund, j. Bannach, I.. Burant, P. Higgins, K. Greaton, J. Tufte, B. Zimmermann, D. Kawleski, L. Hoag. lst Row -- M. Crueger. B. Sager, C. Gilbertson, J. Pallan, M. Yach, P. Pronz, S. Yach, Ii. Schmidt. If you are a music fan. you will be very gnthusiastic if some Monday, XX'ednesday, or Fri- .lay afternoon, you enter room 307 during fifth Jr sixth period and hear the beautifully blended voices of the Girls' or Boys' Glee Club. Both groups meet three times a week to prepare music for concerts and to sing merely for enjoyment. l'hey are often requested to sing for the Twilight Music Club or to participate in the Christmas and spring concerts presented by all the music or- ganizations in school. The Boy's Glee Club this year is small but select. These freshman and sophomore boys will soon be the backbone of our A Capella choir. The Girls' Glee Club is somewhat larger. Its members often prepare concerts among themselves to be presented in front of their classmates. In these performances you will find piano, violin, and vocal solos along with many duets and trios. 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Rapids ,liOllfIl.llTlL'I1I Point '7 Point il Point il l,.llIl M'l1.ldcw.lld Liicg llultliuscn Kon lirczinski jim Turzinski -lim Rasmussen lfmnk L1-inlmy XY'.iu p.1c.1 XY'.u1snu Marshfield -17 33 52 51 -15 il 45 S6 -46 38 ill 65 45 -40 518 -il -18 6-1 ii 68 .45 63 Mr. Knapton SQUAD Top Row - Mr. Donavon, K. Brezinski, P. Schadewald, M. Groshek, L. Hintz, G. Grall. 3rd Row - J. Higgins, N. Carpenter, J. Halburt, J. Turzinski, P. Sovey. 2nd Row - F. Vetter, F. Hoerter, L. Brekke, M. Hartz. lst Row - D. Ryskowski, J. Leo, F. Leahy. B Squad Scores Stevens Point 34 Tomahawk Stevens Point 28 Rhinelander Stevens Point 35 Marshfield SICVCDS Point 45 Wausau Frosh SC0re5 ' i X U . . Stevens Polnt Q49 Eau qalre Stevens Point 45 Marshfield 27 Stevens Point -11 Merrill S P - L W N St V P . 4 A . tevens omt U ausau 48 exens omt 5 ntxgo . . . , Stevens Point 36 Merrill 26 Stevens Point 34 Appleton . , . v . . . . Stevens Point 34 Antigo 29 Stevens Point 35 Wisconsin Rapids S 1 P . 4 . Q . I .df St Y P . ,L T h k tevens omt 0 Wisconsin Rapi s 30 esens omt 42 oma aw W . . . . Stevens Point 38 Marshfield 35 Stevens Point 33 Rhmelander . X . . Stevens Point 27 Wausau 44 Stevens Point 38 Marshfield S . . 4 . tevens Point 53 Antigo 32 Stevens Point 39 Waupaca Stevens Point 37 Wisconsin Rapids 35 Stevens Point 59 Wausau ' ' Stevens Point 49 Nekoosa Stevens Point 50 Merrill Stevens Point Z9 Antigo Stevens Point 25 Wisconsin Rapids Back Row - Hickey, T. Blake, 3rd Row - G. Schirmer, R. Day, P. Cassidy, F. Suchow, R. Wliite, N, Coulthurst, Mgr. 2nd Row - J. LaFleur, Coach, R. King, D. Krush, C. Zelinski, C. jakuz, -I. Matkc. lst Row - G. Lilyquist, W. Zakrzewski, L. Guetschow, J, Hartz. Absent - Paul Sovey. FRE I-IME 'S' ,f 'so in Top Row - R. Konieczki, J, Uptlmgrove, j. Higgins, G, Becker. ' ird Row - R. Wfoyiik, J. Whitman, D. McCarthy, I.. Brekke, R. Tepp, J. Lewis. 2nd Row -- R, Hofmeister, F. Leahy, R. Sroda, D. Warner, I.. Thomson, T. Bemlce. lst Row ---- j. Korbal, G. Dnmrau, F. Bohm, j. Drefcinski, A. Kosman, J, WYJYHCF. S CLUB The Club is the honorary athletic ore S Club officers: nizmtion of P. j. Jacobs.. To become a member, president Rhodcy Tuszka boy must have won his letter in one of the V.. .d D.5k WIN tt rious school sponsored sports. Members are xltaprcs' em 'L I C :epted after the completion of the season in 5eCf'3fafY'ffC15UfCf ---'- ---- A Ulm Lim!-Ze mich they receive their The Club revised Advisers .....,......... Mr. Beste constitution this year to make the entrance .luirements more uniform. Mr. Grode Mr. Knupton Top Row M- -I. Rasmussf.-n, R. Koziczkowski, R. Litzow, W, Sliivik, W. Henning, j. Mellentine, F, Trebiitoski. ,Grd Row H- D, Martin, D. Zyndd, A. Shudn, G. Wimme, F. Atkins, R. Biinke, R. Smiley. Ind Row M UI. Schein, N. Ryskoski, NW, Deliot, H. Vetter, F. Roman. lst Row D. Yglfll, R. Altenburg, R. W'illett, A. Lung. 'nn- 85 ,- .ff 1 Q' is G K 1 'if Q3 Q '..' Q' . 'E fs- CJ 1' HOCKEY f I ,Q , , ...,....1 I 1 I X Top Row - -- Mr. Beste, G. Vfimine. H, Kohishop, J. linglebert, D. Sahota. Tryehney. KW, Schoch. R. Hulfuwlt. H Ind Row R. Xwayak, -T. Koltz. D, Martin, F, Puwaloslci, B. Kolwach, S, Bird. VT. Brezinski, R, Dozickowski. D, Hott ineister. lst Row A. Slinda, R. Hanlce. -I. Mellentine, lf. Atkins, H. Henning. R, Kozieltnwslti. This year Coach john Beste had inost of last year's hotkey team hatk with the exception of live players who were lost heeause of graduation. The putlisters opened xx ith a win at Madison West. They showed plenty of spark at the beginning ot' the season but then slacked off until the last game when they heat a strong Rhinelander team. They helped to tie up the conference with three wins and four losses. Ralph Banke was the high scorer for the year with eleven points. He was also elected Captain ofthe Year. Ralph is the only one who has played first string center from his freshman year through his senior year. Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Hockey Scores -i Madison XVL-st 5 XY'ansan 5 Rhinelander A I Wlausau 6 0 Madison Central - 2 Madison XX'est 5 5 Rhinelander WRE TLING Lasecke, R. Kiefer, J. Syms, J. Warner, M. Brillowslci, H. Gliniecke, A. Kosman, G. Damreau, D. Mancheski, T. McLlarky Mr. DeWitt, T. Kobishop, A. Bemke, C. Stanchik, K. Klein, I. Upthagrove, R. Zdroilc. Wrestling has proved itself to be one of the mst popular winter sports. lt was enthusiastically 'lcomed by a large number of boys this year. ie Panther grapplers again enjoyed an outstand- g season. The loss of lettermen didn't hamper : wrestlers. Led by the new wrestling coach, '. IDeWitt, they compiled a record of seven tories and two defeats. Both of the set-backs re received from the powerful Madison East m. The Panthers won the sectional meet and it .seven men to the state tournament. Against if competition the Panthers placed fifth at ,dison. liour of our wrestlers placed third in ir respective weight classes. Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Wrestling Team Points Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Valders Luxemburg Madison West Madison East Madison XY'est Vifisconsin High Madison East Valders Green Bay East Lois Nelson Carole Knudtson Eight girls who deserve a lot of credit for the enthusiasm and good sportsmanship of the crowd are the P. Jacobs cheerleaders. These peppy girls, dressed in their red and black uni- forms, kept the crowd cheering, win or lose. The cheerleaders participated in all pep assemblies, put on a skit in the Fair and Supper, had their own Homecoming float, and led cheers at the bonfire before the Homecoming game. Lois Nelson was chosen head cheerleader at the beginning of the year. The A Squad cheer- leaders were Carole Knudtson, Lois Nelson, Shirley Schliesman, jackie Viertel, Marlene Grubba, Eleanor Krubsack, Dorothy Steckel, and Margie Sturm. The B Squad cheerleaders were Kay Greaton, Marlene Hanke, Mary Hartz, Mary joerns, jean Newby, Dona Sanks, Linda Sarchet, Sandra Skowen, Dorothy Turzinski, and Susie Yach. CHEER Shirley Schliesman jackie Viertel M. Grubba, J. Viertel, L. Nelson, C. Knudtson, D. Steckel, M. Sturm, E. Krubsack, S. Schliesman. E .EADER E Humor Klllbsnck M.ulcnc Cnubbu Dorothy Stcckcl Margie Sturm Top f- G. Holthuscn, P. Sclmdcwuld, Mr. Davies, D. Zindal J. Wfhitmnn. Bottom f R, Hoffmcislcr, F. Leahy, J, Marko, I.. Thompson D. Turzinski. K. Grcnton, I.. Surchct, j. Newby, M. Hamke, D. Sanks, S. Skowcn, M. locrns, H. Hartz. S, Ynch. 87 CROSS COUNTRY Top Row Vi G. Holthusen, P. Schadewalil, Mr. Davies, D, Zinda, VI, Whitman. First Row f R. Hofmeister, F. Leahy, j Marko, L, Thompson. SPEEDY PANTHERS Every fall, the Cross Country team has been one of the first groups to hit the athletic field. Their training period is the same length as that of the football season. Again, as in the past, the Cross Country team has been hampered by the loss of lettermen. Lynn Thomson earned his letter last year. He was the only returning letterman on this year's squad. To earn a letter, the pros'-pective harrier must participate in at least two-thir s of the meets and turn out regularly for practice. Dick Hof- meister, Frank Leahy, john Lewis, Jim Whitman, and Dave Zinda earned their letters this season. '52 CHAMPIONS The Golf team of P. Jacobs High School had four out of five letter winning golfers from last year's squad - Dick Viertel, jerry Schein, Kenneth Kropidlowski, and Dick Hofmeister. The team started practicing in March under Coach Grode. The Panther linksmen had great hopes of continuing their string of twelve consecutive victories and again winning the Wisconsin Valley Conference championship which they won in 1952. This year's schedule included inter-squad matches with LaCrosse, Beloit, Waupaca, Wausau, and Wisconsin Rapids, as well as the conference and state tournaments. K. Kropidlowski, R. Viertel, R. Hofmeister, Mr. Crude. j. Schein, GOLF BASEBALL The baseball season was welcomed by a large number of boys. Drills started in early April under the direction of the new coach, Mr. Knapton. A small number of returning lettermen formed a nucleous for the Panther eleven. The lack of experienced players was overcome by a show of hustle and determination. As was expected, the Panthers again earned an outstanding record and performed well in Wisconsin Valley Conference and against other opponents. SWIMMING The completion of our swimming pool made possible the formation of an entirely new athletic group in school this year. This group -- namely, the water ballet -- was composed of girls who swam like fish, could do acrobatics and even ballet in the water! Of course, like anything else that requires perfection of form and grace, water ballet took hours of practice and hard work plus much imagination for creating of beautiful, funny, or graceful routines. The girls participating in the spring recital were C. Buggs, M. Buggs, S. Kli- mowitz, M. Rice, P. Kropelowski, J. Weronke, B. Copps, R. Wright, Y. Hebal, and B. Sorenson on the first team, L. Sarchet, S. Somers, S. Sea- graves, W. Freeman, R. Sorenson, M. Gruba, L. Blake, N. Newby, R. Willett, D. Sanks, and K. Greaton on the second team, M. Groenert, M. Bellinger, D. Hyland, K. Klish, V. Golla, S. Wil- lett, M. Krueger, and G. Speerstra as reserves. 1 1 is X TRACK At the time these lines went to press, the Panther track season was just beginning. There were only four returning lettermen among the 58 boys, mostly freshmen and sophomores, who reported to Coach Donovan for opening day practice. The returning lettermen, who formed the nucleous of the team, included Norm Ryskoski, Ralph Banke, jim Higgins, and Don Ryskoski, The thinclads had a chance to show off their new uniforms in the first meet, which took place at Wisconsin Rapids. During the season there were nine meets. With so many good prospects, every- one expected a very successful track season. TENNIS Although its season has not started at the time of this publication, the tennis team of 1953, under the direction of Coach Bob Davies, is look- ing forward to a promising season with most of their top players returning. The all-conference award was won by the team of 1952. This year we hope our boys can also win that title. 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