Park Falls High School - Torch Yearbook (Park Falls, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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Herbst. 2ND ROW: Mr. Evans, Miss Erickson, J. Anderson, C. Smith, S. Sell, M. Kapitz, J. Grassel, J. Van Camp, R. Phillips. 3RD ROW: E. Scherwinski, L. Hickey, J. Hunter, E. Krive, B. Dunn, J. Hickey, C. Pritzl, D. Hilgart, M. Bloggett, D. Haasl, R. Malach. Editor-- ----- ----Jackie Grassel Asst Editor ------ ---Dorothy Gustafson Bus. Mgr. ------------------- Sally Sell 'wtfNk Jo Ann Anderson, BeryldeneGAniegson ane us a son 2 NX Advertising Mgr. ------------ Rose Weiss xx ,Q Helen Blaskl , Bob Pbillios, Marilyn an z 5 Head Tyoist ---------------- Joan Hickey Dorothy Hoefferle, Gen Anderson, Becky Dunn. Betty Fleming, Donna Hilgart, Bernie Wallner, Caroline Priltzl, Elenora Krive, Lorraine Herbst S+ sports ------------- Ralph Malacn, Ervin Scnerwinski af Art- ------- James Van Camo, Lois Hickey Doria Haasl, Mary Bloggett Senior Editor ------------- Nan Haggerty Juni or Editor --------- Audrey Bomberger Soohomore Editor ---------- Gerry Hunter Feature Editor ------------ Connie Smith SECRETARY .ph Beatrice Malach Secretary 4 Mr. S. Tomczak iyfmihlkfld ibn SUPERINTENDENT E Sta U Tea U erldit D r e M. and Ph.B. 1 1 I . gw 41' R. 50224, Cgzzfzzcwbfz tewater s College, of Wisconsin PRINCIPAL sa f ff ity'-3 K ,ov , N-r Charles J. Kepler Geometry, Advanced Math, Algebra, Gen Math. Attended-Eau Claim State Teachers Col lege, University of Wis. Degree ------ M. Ed. Advisor ----- Senior Class. Mrs. K. Dane Mr. A. Rabenowlch Edward Biwer Industrial Arts Attended ----- Stout Institute. Degree ------- B. S. Advisor- ---- Senior Class and Jr. Foresters. N I , v iUh'4F Richard Evans Physics, Chemistry Algebra. Attended EauC1a1re Teachers College. Degree ------- B. S. Advisor--Sophomore Class and Torch. gran. Elsie Chapman English I, Geo- graphy. Attended---Central Teachers College Degree ------- B. S. Adviser--Freshmen, Library Board. 53 'O 'FG Eunice Erickson Commercial Attended ---- White- water Teachers College Degree ----- --B. E. Advisor ---- Debate, Torch. 15' Jean May Senior, Sophomore, Freshmen English. Attended--Superior Teachers College. Degree ------- B. S. Advisor ----- Senior and Sub-Debs. ml. lpi John MacDonald Phy. Ed., Coach American History Attended ----- River Falls Teachers College. Degree ------- B. E. Advisor ---- Letter- man's Club. -f' fl ,f JV I 1 JV Lowell McMullen World and American History. Attended-Northland College. Degree ------- B. A. Advisor ----- Junior Class and Scribe Laverne Band, Attended Teachers Degree-- Advlsor---Pep Club Martha Salo Biology, General Science. Attended--Superior State Teachers College. Degree ------- B. S. Advisor--G. A. A., Junior Class. e Wallace Beams Economicsa1iCivics Olingy Kathryn Peterson ggfi2g2d Carr011 Degree ------- B A Chorus Home Economics. ' ' ---Central Attended---Central giVis0r XFr:shman College Teachers College. Coass' ss stanff' -----B. S. Degree-------B. S. W i9h'f ,H ,T 1' ' JH I ' 1 Lf! A , Elizabeth Swenson Junior English, and Spanish three and four. Attended---Central Teachers College . Degree-v ----- B. S. Advisor ----- Junior Class, Spanish Club, and Torch James Van Keuren Veterans Trainer Attended ----- River Falls Teachers College. Degree ------- B. S. swan: : ' D ,flux 4 4, lflnlw. ,f , lunuvsu ! , U . . B lg 4 f . 'mammal ,K 3:53 !f17.fl, E52 iff ' x SSW' '22 I O Q 4 Masses Y5 Q! ? f ' . 2 5 .f 'ia x . 97 f X , -lg, 'x XM ORS F I 4704, SENX 'he' S '99 6 6-'39 woq' 410 Q 4' :X 50990 Q' ,. if Q, Tx V P a T P e r S e 1 s d i 6 d n e I'1 t u Ervin Scherwinski Rose Weiss The world is his and hisalone 'cause he's blessed with a mind of his own. Basketball 2,3. Boys State 3. Junior For- esters 2,3 4. Sec.- Treas. 4. fettermans Club 3,4,Football l, 2,3,4. inch 4, Pres. of Class 4. She receives all the tributes'hat friend- ship gets--kind hearts are more than coronets. G.A.A. l 2,3,4. Sec. 4. Sub-febs 2,3,4. Scribe 2,3,4. Torch 2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4. V. Pres. of Class 4. Spanish Club 4. For- ensics 4. S T 9 I' C 6 I' 8. 9 S t u 3- I' I' G y I' Constance Raymond Her heartis like the air--always in cir- culation. G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Pt. Chairman 4.Band l,2, 3,4. Chorus l. Sub- Debs 2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4. Pres. 4. Scribe 3,4. Torch 4. Sec. of Class 4, Library Board 4. Forensics 4. Spanish Club 4. IO Men are of two kinds and he's the kind I'd like to be. Lettermans Club 3,lp.. Treas. of Class 14. Football 3,LL. .df v Helen Alley I'm here even if I don't tell anyone. Chorus 2. G.A.A. 3, 4. Pep Club 4. Helen Blaski If words were gold she'd make a for- tune. G.A.A. l, 2, 5, 4. Chorus l,2. Sub-Debs l,2,5,4. Band 5,4. Scribe Staff 2,5,4. Editor 4. Pep Club 2, 5, 4. Treas. 4. Torch 2,5,4. Girls State 5. Sec. of Class 5. Treas. of Class l. I 1 J , W , , T .f o oto o 5 ,J 3 f . ,frff Genevieve Anderson A diamond sparkling in the sun, she has her man, her work is done. Torch 5,4. Science Club 5. Pep Club 5,4 Library Board 4. Patrick Carey He might be a live wire and then again he might be just a short circuit. Basketball l,2,5,4. Football 2, 5, 4. Letterman's Club 5,4 Junior Foresters l,2 5,4. Pres of Class 2 Eugene Bergmark Full of fun and mis- chief too. There isn't much he would not do. Basketball 2. Jacob Campbell Who do you think developed Charles Atlas? Basketball l. Foot- ball 2,5,4. Cap. 4. Junior Foresters 2, 5,4. Letterman's Club 2,5,4. Tres. of Class 2,5. Spanish Club 4. ll fx ,Q E , f . Wei. V I Q S c ' Rebecca Dunn Full of fun and mis- shief too, doing things she shouldn't do. G.A.A. l,2,5,4. Sub- Debs 2,5,4. Science club Q. scribf-12,3,4., Pep club 2,5,4.' Chorus 5,4. Band 2. Torch 5,4. Lib. Board 4. Sec. 4. xi Si ee. Elf , ' 3 Jacqueline Grassel Dark of hair--rosy of lip--sure of her- self--never a slip. G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Sub- Debs 2,3,4. Science Club 2, 3. Pres. 3. Chorus 3. Band 3,4. Torch 3,4. Editor 4. Scribe 2,3,4. Sec. of Class 2. 00000 . H W Vernon Falstad Too much study ain't good for young 'uns. Jr. Foresters 2,3,4. Football 3,4. Let- terman's Club 5,4. f ' 4 Elizabeth Fleming Her lively looks a sprightly mind dis- close--and everytime she leaves the sun- shine goes. Torch 3,4. Pep Club 3. Library Board 4. Science Club 2. 1' Douglas Glenn Did you say girls-- what are they? w gunz, I 3 Nan Haggerty She's little but oh my! Small things make a big noise. Torch l,2,3,4.G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Sub-Debs 1, 2,3,4. Scribe l,2,3, 4. Pep Club 2,3,4. Chorus 3,4. 4 .stirs if Wayne McMullen Small men have bril- liant minds, just call me HShorty.N Band l.2. 5 l 1 Charlotte Olson I have my opinions and I air them free- ly. G.A.A. 2,5,4. Band 2,5,4. Library Board 4. 0 Ralph Malaoh Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Basketball l. Junior Foresters 2,3,4.Sec. of Class l. Football l,2,5,4. Lettermans Club 3,4. Torch 4. Boys State 5. Larry Pease I might be a genius, who knows? Transferred from Oregon 5. Football 4. A John Miller Twinkle,twinkle ath- letic star--what a bashful boy you are--at times! Basketball l,2.Foot- ball l,2,5,4. Let- termans Club 2,3,4. ii, f 1 1 , C as CQR7 M f tgg aj is gffyy i?5..r'if N Q' is I 1 I ' Anna Mae Pritzl Smallin stature, but not in mind. G.A.A. l,2,3 4. Band 12,3,4. Rap ciub 2,3, 4. Chorus 1. Science Club 3. Pep Band 4. Scribe 3,4. Sub-Debs 3,4.I1brary Board 4. I5 Caroline Pritzl Long, lean and lik- able. Band l,2,5,4. Sub- Debs 4. Science Club l,2. Torch 5,4. Pep Band 4. G.A.A. 5,4. Library Board 4. Pres. 4. Pep Club 4. Sally Sell Highways are happy ways--when they lead the way to Chicago. Torch l,2,3,4.G.A.A. l,2. Chorus l,2. Pep Club 2. Scribe l,2, 3,4- 0 O mu 3 Mary Ann Sarafin If you don't like my gate--don't swing on it! Forensic Club l,2,5, 4. Science Club l,2, 5. Pep Club 2,5,4. Sub-Debs 4. Library Board 4. Band l,2,5, Z. Debate 2,4.Scribe Betty ix Thibedeau Gentle thoughts and calm desires. Science Club 2. 'QQ Gerald Schmidt Allthe great men are dead and l'm not so well myself. Basketball 2, 3,4. Junior Foresters 2, 3,4. Lettermans Club 3,4. Football 3,4. Pres. of Class l. Science Club 1. Q Bernadine Wallner Full of pep, full of fun, she's a pal to everyone. Chorus l,2,5,4. Pep club l,2,5,4. Torch 5,4. Scribe 5,4. Library Board 5,4. Sub Debs 4. V. Pres. of Class l. ,Cheer- leader 2,3,4. 1 Q S Marilyn Weiks From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. G.A.A. l,3,4. Band 2,5,4. Chorus l,2,5. Pep Club 2,5,4. 00000 Q j 5 Arly Welty Shekns a personality all her own. Transferredfrom Mil- waukee 2. Pep Club 2,3,4. Chorus 2,3,4. nd 3 4 G A A v .-V Margaret Yunk Her heart is like the moon, it has a man in it. Chorus l,3,4. Li- brary board 4. Ba , . . . . 3, 4. Sub-Debs 3, 4. Scribe 3,4. Robert Zierer He's a quiet youth-- at times! Cggjyflf M o 5 .f Marjorie Zingen There's a ford in her future! Forensics 2, 3, 4. Science Club 2, 3. Pep Club 2,5,4. Band l,2,5,4. Library Board 4. V. Pres. 4. ffwfff NOT PICTURED Kenneth Weiss A man of many sports is he--a girl in every port has he. I7 dass C2647 We the class of 'SC being of sound mind and body do hereby will the following possessions to the underclassmen: I, Helen Alley, will my beautiful penmanship to Jimmy Teeters. I, Gen Anderson, will my single days to Audrey Bomberger. I, Eugene Bergmark, will my ability to wise-crack to Neil Koshak. I, Helen Blaski, will my editorship to JoAnn Anderson. I, Jake Campbell, will my broad shoulders to Clem Harris. I, Pat Carey, will my bequiling Irish ways to George Teeters. A I, Becky Dunn, will my popularity to Carol Felt. I, Vernie Falstad, will my amiable disposition to Bobby Martin. I, Douglas Glenn, will my quietness to Butchie Coleman. I, Betty Fleming, will my chubbiness to Betty Alley. I, Jackie Grassel, will my editorship to Dorothy Gustafson. I, Don Herbst, will my long ride on the school bus to Johnny Wenninger. I, Nan Haggerty, will my tininess to Shirley Feit. I, Bud Heyel, will my wavy hair to Clayton Janetski. I, Joan Hickey, will my nice smile to anyone always crabby. I, Donna Hilgart, will my blond hair to Jane Wells. I, John Hilgart, wll my success with the sophomore girls to the sophomore boys. I, Ruth Hilgart, will my mis chievous ways to Arlene Weber. I, Ray Hllgart, wil my way with 'the gals to my brother Genie. I, Dorothy Hoefferle, will my week-ends in Superior to anyone lucky enougu to have a college toy 1, Roger Iverson, will my height to Wa e Tyree. I,yIJeanette Larson. will my ability to get into .trouble to Nhry Ann Balzer. N 1 Jim Lobermeir, will my SOD' ior. Q-Hugger ipmy brother Lawrence. I0 I, Bob Love, wul my personality' to James Thibedeau. I, Ralph Malach, will my pzsltion on the lSpeedboys to any future seniors interested. I, Jake Miller, will my athletic ability to Arnie Larson, I, Floyd McMullen, will all my Wout-of-townn girls tothe boys who aren't interested in the P. F.'s girls. I, Wayne McMullen, dll my pick- up truck to Marilyn Kapitz. I, Charlotte Olson, will my kettle drum to Patsy Atkinson. I, Larry Pease, will my way with the teachers to Billy Wagner. I, Anna Mae Pritzl, will my job at the hospital to my sister, Pat. I, Caroline Pritzl, will my sportsmanllke conduct to Jeanie Molzner. I, Mary Ann Sarafin, will my 3rd. Hour Spanish Class to Thelma McMullen. I, Ervin Scherwinski, will my ability to do Adv. Math to Art Koshak. I, Gerry Schmidt, will my tall and darknessn to Wayne Moore. I, Sally Sell, will my way to Chicago to someone whose father has a railroad. I, Sam y Smith, will my fun in band to anyone lucky enough to play next to Jeanette Coleman. I, Betty Thibedeau, will my shyness to Bev. Yeager. I, Bernie Wallner, will my posi- tion as nheadn Cheerleader to Shirley and Dodo. I, Marilyn Weiks, will my imp- ishness to Dorothy Silberhorn. I, Rosie Weiss, will my ability to shoot in basketball to Mary Bloggett. I, Arly Welty,wdll my expression Hrareu to Sandy Welty. I, Marge lunk, will my red head- ed disposition to Lois Hickey. I, Bob Zierer, will my guitar to anyone who can play it like I do. I, Margie Zingen, will my car to all kids who like to ride around noon hours. I, Ken Weiss, will my experience with the class of 5O' to anyone who thinks they can stand it. fleas ,Ulajiecy Waiting for my dinner in an ex- clusive hotel dining room, I picked up the New Yorker Magazine, being edited now by Larry Pease and his wife, Helen, who was formerly Helen Blaski. They are really doing a good job too. As I started to leaf through it, a familiar name caught my eye. Reading on I found the article was a review on the latest performanceofdm nAndrew Brothers,n I'm sure you'll remember them as Jake Campbell and Jim' Lobermeir. They are said to be the hottest thing since the Andrews Sisters. I was interrupted as an old friend, Rose Weiss, who I hadn't seen since high school came over to see me. I discovered she was head of the hostess department on the Pan Amer- ican Line. I asked her about some of her old side-kicks and found she just had a letter from Sammy Smith. Sammy is down in South America. She is one of the leading South American psychologists now. I com- plemented her on her hair style and she told me she had it fixed at Madame Dunn's CBecky to you! House of Beauty on Fifth Avenue. By this time my dinner was here so I started to eat. Finding the food delicious I had to ask who the chef was. Imagine my surprise at finding out it was Johnny Hilgartl The orchestra started playing just then so I stopped to listen. I was positive I'd heard that trum- pet playing some place so afterdinf ner I went in the cocktail lounge to find out who was the leader and guess who? Ray Hilgartl His singer is Nan Haggerty. According to their record sellings they're doing all right. There is also a dancing team with them that have a very good act. Their names' are Anna Mae P. and Roger Iverson. Retiringto my room for the night I picked up the evening paper and noticed the headlinesu-nPresident goes on Vacation.N Naturally I was glad to hear Red Scherwinski was taking a well deserved rest. I hear Genie Bergmark is Captain of the Presidentia yacht now--Dorothy Hoefferle is his private secretary- Qhow's that for an example of the spoils system?J Well, finding all the kids like this in one day certainly got me interested so I went home for a class reunion to find out about everybody. This is the result of my curiosity! Jeanette Larson and Mary Ann Sarafin are joint heads of the new WAngels of Mercyu Hospital out in California. Sally Sell, of course, owns that famous cocktail lounge on broadway. I hear she bought her dad out and later expanded. Bernie Wallner is the dancing sensation of the Great Whiteway now. She works at Sallys. Of course we've got our share of nMrs.n in our class Klucky galsl. There'sNmrge Yunk QMrs. Mrotekj and Gen Anderson Cshe married LeRoy, natchll Of course you all know our class distinguished itself in sports too, with Caroline Pritzl a member of the world famous nHotshotsn and Jake Miller coach at Notre Dame. They've really had some spectacular scores lately, didn't they? Did you know Jackie Grassel is running a secretarial school in Chicago? She's advocating that her girls use chairs instead of the boss's lap. We all felt bad though cause the nlrish Darlingn of the theatre, Pat Carey couldn't make it. It seems his private doctor, the famous specialist Ralph Malach, operated on him and left his scalpel in him. Now Patis having his lawyer, Gerald Schmidt sue Ralphie. Ralphie's case is that the ether was too strong, but Gerry is basing his case on two influential witnesses, the radio comedians Floyd and Wayne McMullen. It seems they saw Ralphie out at nSally'sn too late. Marge Zingen owns the Bordens Company. fThere are now 8 members of Elsie's family.D Bob Zierer, nKingcf the Cowboysn has his program on Wednesdays now. His singer Ken Weiss, couldn't make itom.Tuesday as he had a commercial at the same time. Vernie Falstad, maker of the new type pop Qin all flavorsj that is rapidly replacing liquor Kit's stronger anywayl, is his new sponsor. I9 Marilyn Weiks, the actress, is now playingin nAlways Jaden written by the leading novelist Arly Welty. Joan Hickey is now a model for Jake Powers. She usually models exclusive dresses from Betty Thibedeau's Fashion Wise shop. Don Herbst operates Sun Valley now. He just bought it last year, after he sold his resort at Palm Springs. Betty Fleming married a million- aire and as she is honeymooning in the Carribean area now, she was un- able to attend the reunion. Ruth Hilgart is happily married to Art Herbst and they now own Sugarbush. Bud Heyel is a model for HWild- root Cream Oil.H His slogan is Get your hair waving, without slav- ing. x Sllqqbsx a xg? xg Charlotte Olson is a history teacher at the University of Wis- consin now. She is writing a book called NHistory Simplified! I'm sure that at least everyone of us must at one time or another have worn one of those devine chapeaux created by Bob Love. I hearhehas quite a soaring business. I saw Helen Alley, the star fashion reporter on the Daily Clarinet, wearing onethe other day at Ropy's. Donna Hilgart is now working on her new theory of gravity. She is disproving the old Einstein theory. Doug Glennis governor of Wiscon- sin. He has just decreed that school will start at 9:00 and end at 2:OO,with no SChOO14I1W6dH6SdHyS and Fridays. Q NM! N .4 1 4 KSN 191 fig 1 ,f QQ 9 .3 fy! ,, . t Q'7-jfu 3, EO fl P ' X in if? lx W X fhxs fbkfaxz The doors of old Lincoln High school were thrown wide to admit a small and very frightened roup of freshmen in September, 1956. We found that with the able leadership we had, the greenness soon rubbed off. We elected as officers Gerry Schmidt, president, Bernie Wallner as vice president, with the co- operation of Helen Blaski as secre- tary and Ralph Malach as treasurer. Miss Chapman and Mr. Olingy were our advisors. Naturally, the first big thrill we had was our bonfire as it meant we finally took our place in high school activity. Everyone worked terribly hard and the general opin- ion wasthat we turned out a bonfire to be remembered. In 'iff we came back to school with somewhat more confidence than we felt before. As our officers we elected Pat Carey as president, Bob Love as vice president, Jake Camp- bell astreasurer and Jackie Grassel as secretary. Our advisors were Miss Wislinsky and Miss Pendergast. This year our float took first prize. Rosie Weiss and Helen Blaski were riding in state on our float. Then came 'h8, the big year for our class. We put on some very successful salesand a dance tc make money for our Prom. Bob Love was our president, but he left for Yuma Arizona, leaving the class. in the very capablekmmds of Jim Lobermier, vice president. Helen Blaski was secretary and Jake Campbell was treasurer. We chose nHawaiian Sun- setn as the theme of our prom and Ray Hilgartend Helen Blaski reigned as King and Queen in a Hawaiian setting. Nan Haggerty was prom chairman and from all the compli- ments we received she did a very successful job. Our advisors were Miss Frost, Miss Salo, and Mr. Kulidas. Now in 1950 we are finally sen- iors. We chose Red Scherwinski as president to head our small class of 11,5 with the help of Rose Weiss as vice president, Ray Hilgart as treasurer and Sammy Smith as secre- tary. This year we put on the Home- coming dance, after a very success- ful season. Donna Hilgart was chosen Homecoming Queen, with Rose Weiss and Becky Dunn as her court. The dancelud the largest attendence it has ever been. as we had nMiss Wisconsinn crowning our King and Jake Campbell,the football Captain, crowning our Queen. Forour flower we chose gardenia, with silver and blue as our class colors, and our motto is nSmall but Mighty.n The Class Colors of the class of '50 are BLUE and SILVER. The Class of 'SO chose as their Class Flower the GARDENIA. SMALL BUT MIGHTY is the Class . Q X' Motto chosen by the class of '5O. mfdggigai The following seven seniors are 5 those who have maintained the high- est averages during their four years at Lincoln High School. QQ? ' ff Jacqueline Grassel Donna Hilgart QS- Helen Blaski Mary Ann Sarafin Ervin Scherwinski Sally Sell ' Ralph Malach 21 -Ahh AML L, lST ROW: J. Fritz, J. Sutherland, M. Lucas, L. Nimmo, P. Smetak, S. Pustaver, E. Krive, L. Smith, T. McMullen, D. Robbins, J. Hanson, R. Schmidt, J. Hilgart, A. Ledvina. 2ND ROW: B. Phillips, Miss Swenson, B. Darrow, C. Janetski, E. Hil- gart, L. Carter, G. Upton, A. Koshak, W. Bichanich, K. Balczewski, R. Tafelski, J. Van Camp, C. Harris, Mr. McMullen. BRD ROW: B. Moore, A. Graffunder, A. Bomberger, B. Alley, V. Oanik, D. Gustafson, D. Reynolds, J. Wells, L. Herbst, M. Sather, M. Miller, J. Farley, C. Wardensky, J. Anderson, J. Wenninger. 4TH ROW: R. Kempen, J. Tnibedeau, D. Greenwood, J. Steiger, D. Keln- hofer, L. Lobermeir, R. Pinkerton, J. Whitmer, R. Steuber, G. Hatch, A. Schmidt, L. Schmidt, A. Larson. ufukws Bob Phillips,President: Jane Wells, Secretary-Treasurer: and Joan Han- son, Vice-President. 22 This fallas the doors of Lincoln High reopened, the members of the class of El returned, eager to this, their Junior year, a momentu- ous one. To represent us we chose three of the most willing and able class members: Bob Phillips, President: Joan Hanson, Vice-President: and Jane Wells, Secretary-Treasurer. Our first big project was a very appropriate Armistice Day Dance. Evenrmre successful was the NCup1ds Canter. Of course, the crowning event was the Junior prom. The reigning royalty were King George Upton and hislovely Queen, Dorothy Gustafson. The gym was decorated to fit the theme Moonlight and Roses and the beautiful music of Benny Graham andhis orchestran created a perfect eveningt at will never be forgotten or surpassed by those who attended. 6 -A,....i.ht 1 A I9 pq ,A 1ST ROW: G. Rranzen, G. Teeters, H. Tyree, D. Schultz, W. Hilgart, W. Tyree, J. Olson, K. Standen,R. Fleming, R. Knishka, R. Rraumreiter. ZND ROW: R. Ernst, R. Schoenfeld, C. Kilger, R. Larson, J. LaVally, R. Arndt, W. Wafrer, R. Martin, J. Olson, J. Phillips, A. Braumreiter. 3RD ROW: L. Renzl, R. Rall, G. Murnik, D. Preisler, W. Verona, M. Vincent, L. Gunderspuard, R. Roberts, L. Reinow. Lgahffamaaes lST ROW: C. Wells, D. Schrader, D. Nutting, N. Nessman, D. Glaeser, E. Premeau, A. Seifert, J. Waura, I. Wallner, G. Holt, J. Shaw. 2ND ROW: Miss Salo, L. Kundinger, G. Leitl, M. Kapitz, R. Anderson, M. Ralzer, L. Hickey,M. Falstad, L. Schultz, D. Silberhorn, Mr. Evans. 3RD ROW: D. Grant, L. Rich, E. Hilgart, G. Marth, V. Reas, P. Pritzl, J. Molzner, M. Carlson, V. Neeck, M. Slayton, S. Isham, A. Stuempages. MTH ROW: J. Burhans, B. Wagner, B. Yaeger, G. Hunter, P. Hughes, R. Orpish, S. Feit, J. Coleman, M. Blogpett, R. Miller, D. Raasl. lST ROW: R. Lawver, Bourgard, D. Franzen 2ND ROW: Mr. Reams, Fepner, J. Gustafson 3RD ROW: L. Gibson, Ferkovich, P. Atkins MTH ROW: D. Braumre Krive, C. Bloombergy 1 2 nh, J. Fleming, M. Kennedy, M. Fenzl, P. Balzer, M. , L. Allman, C. Hilgart, J. Donner. D. Hegstrom, C. Feit, A. Danielson, R. Felt, A. , C Greenwood, J. Coleman, Miss Chapman. A. Alley, L. Bourgard, V. Allaback, E. Leitl, G. on, J. Bonsack, R. Hanson, C. Ball. iter, R. Jacobs, J. Hoffman, T. Kronberger, J. J. Ahles, J. Kundinger, N. Koshak, L. Ledvina. Qkesimefz .. li! I!! .ga lST ROW: P. Taplin B. Oehler, N. Mason, R. Matke, L. Wagner, A. I Maske, D. Stangle, J. Venansak. 2ND ROW: A. Young, A. Weber, W. Moore, M. O'Donnell, W. Schumaker, J. Weiss, S. Welty, M. Romanowich, R. Schmidt. BRD ROW: W. Schmidt, B. Michaelski, S. Senkbeil, G. Peterson, P. Stein, J. Ponshock, D. Pinkerton, G. Schmidt, H. Wohler. MTH ROW: T. Micek, W. Miller, R. Stueber, E. Pritzl, N. Thibedeau, N. White, D. Oestriech, L. Wergeland, R. Peterson. 24 4 'flip-I 09 H' ..-.' ' uf . . 9. , .-' sv 'va , 'fi . . . , . ..l,lj,a1iLN..:, tg 7:5 ' , . n . '..-. ' . up! ' H . . - , ':,.,. , 'xx ,a,. . ', --ai I ..' u v- I , ., fF.e: : ' i Qff 1f'? , If p ' ' u Q' 1 K 0' 1 Q Q J as S '4', ' ' -Q 'I' 1 3 . v S I 1 . q I I - . .s,3.? , 1.3. 'L . ' .fs U gm al ' .Q of ..-1 -.' IQ . A .1 -.: 13-9 . I , l. ,, - -21' Unis J ca-W ' .. , ,-, 1 , . .,-.. A - ,-uw V V .,-9:2 f .u v'a,a , .1 .. 2,7 - 3. .Iv . y ,n2 fa :1 ,, .I-u'r ., ' X -1 f R If ff' 1 A 'F' f 'ifriilfvm ' A 'IIA M19 -1 1' Xi -. 0 0 n.-.M ' 'isfisi X?-4113 f 2' , ll , T K' P I NX M. A QW' my E J' 9 l 2' 1 I .' ' ', - I r . . 1 f f . rv 2' 1 I '.-., J I '-,.-. . , ll Q 'I .H 1 P av ,, -,r ' . ' ,P ' v . -35: 1 ' ,af a 'g,'. 5 A ' ' ,I sw .. , 0- 5.1, ! I .I . . 1 , 5 C Q , 0 3. .v Pw- ,. 4 .. 1 ' ' - .'-:1 u x, .xo I y n 1 S. . ..' 4 ' I lo .h I Q I x f' ' ' ' 5 Q ' fy ,,' ' , . H ta v .' . Q .. ' Y ' ' ' . rhhsv 1 4 . ' . xr Q o, ,:.' ' -f-I' N 1' .. o Q, - ' 1 .ci ' I I 5 I ' 1 A hw- :....,.. . ' J hs.. iv . ' -'..' '. ' ' Q ', s ,qt ' .s' -J -' . nf inf . ' N - ,Q .. . s- , , . .7'.', -I 2: , 7- .55 M lST ROW: B. Martin, B. Knlshka, E. Scherwinski, G. Schmidt, J. Wenninger, P. Carey, R. Hilgart, D. Greenwood, J. Campbell, B. Love, V. Falstad, J. Teeters, L. Pease, B. Heyel, R. Malach, J. Miller, C. Harris. 2ND ROW: Coach MacDonald, J. LaVally, C. Bloomberg, K. Tyree,G. Teeters,R. Iverson, J. Whitmer,B. Schoenfeld, C. Kilger, W. Biuhanich, R. Tafelski, A. Larson, J. Olson, R. Larson, R. Roberts, Assistant Coach Reams. 3RD ROW: L. Gibson, R. Schmidt, J. Coleman, E. Hilgart, A. Schmidt, L. Fenzl, D. Preisler, W. Verona, L. Schmidt, N. Thibedeau, G. Hatch, K. Standen, M. O'Donnell, D. Hegstrom. gaaffaff 6 Eagle River 24 OPPONENT P 'F Ashland 7 Hurley 0 6 Superior East 27 0 McDonnell High 19 6 Washburn 39 7 Phillips 28 0 Depadua 32 Park Falls Tips Ashland In First Grad Tilt, 7-o 15-, '94, ,I c is Q , ' X M Q E ,X X. '. A y Aff ' Q 2 '- gli Q 75 'fr s .. . ,' , ' if '-.Hr Jack Olson Fullback. Asophomore who should be up in there after a little H lbwu to no TIIIIYIIJ Q ,-PARK FALLS. - Park Falls high sahsol o ed its I tbsll pen oo season 'Saturday by upsetting the Ashland high Oredockers 'I-0. l The lone marker came in the sec- ond quarter when halfback Miller 'W sf. fQ e qt 0 I jw.qg1J'f'fz.4 'a 4, gb -f :fool ' QQ 0 .qi adqff S 'fa-ffl' Wbf 415 babuqtqwpnwo heirs' J-fa Cv .Cb 'aff ggifqvfe 0 ' lg be - hgh Q'-'iff 6:1411 Q' ob Wim etb lblllqffblbegbsv qw , ao' 620,561-zflqzlaqgsbg I Q' l 1? 00.2 fee u. 'W1- do 1 N ',,, ' 1. '22 'mo' 00 fifb C aa? ,vofibiff 'W ,,.: '-xd 'o E'-M Y as. sie as tr- A x 'fed' 5W,. Q Y .fi ' .,'w1Q,.w.i LQFK 4 -, Q- ' N k e g V, P ' t 5 ,f l ., .75XVFfEfx?W53i'f:sCf7 l' fa ln S -JN i'p+Qff',. is .. , li. W more experience. Jake Miller Left halfback. The tripster could both pass and run. He will be greatly missed next year. 0 ,iff adlla er Mm Hd ww 'iz,l7 w Nb M I sgddy ja? ' Tp, . 1 do eep 4:1 ight nmnkk un' 1e'.l s'f5 33 mwah high 11 00 4-vu 'I- ' gp-2f1uh1 '1d-de is 8 Sen' 1 r min' 8 1 ahh? we ce, E 3 Ve 312 rdzfgdjj ztoan by i5Lf e1 Vide 31' gwmv lx .afar . r , ' 2 W 9 1 ' wwf x Q' Vardlir 1. tt 1 , 6 'ni 'yu raw , hr 4, 4 Qwgkc !r5E,, i . p M .i 5 ,M u,v ' - A 4 affisff 1 we , , n,s51ims an ' C If 'M of ff'.sssf a'.l WW 1.WQ AW aWfd is 5 . -v -FZ X ff ' if Q' - ' ' g5 g 'Ll'5?7Yl ' Su .. ' V as -fs . s 23 . f -l l ' ' GF' 1 , : 'f' ..e 'ff K g M? . vw A6jlil4'5..w' ,:- sw-XZ... ll ... Q .jf 'fgffal 2 f.+fE.,2' 'XTC f d' xii? w --kd? ' i ' .wfrfizf af- Li s , -Ti' ' f fl -' i if Ms. J, gi 1. 4.1 KB. .Q Q ,E ls ..,, 4 ,,... A RKSM, 3.6. ., Wy. V A R ,.. .Q .. 'ff ljlggwif-11,5 L' T1 l a iw:-U W A D Q H U ,wwf g li i q' ,F I l i53'FW 'd' f.saeQ,'fuJw 1 1 ' Jake Campbell Ervin Scherwinski Right tackle. A sen- D ald ior who was elected on Greenwood Center. Small but oh myl A senior who will be missed next year. honorary Captain. When Jakelit his man he hit him hard. Jake's shoes will be hard to fill. ,Quartefback. A big Juniortack who could really carry the mail. 27 ca.-as crush wash!-an-n Hurley rips , Team Rolls Up 6 Touchdowns HhmDhndd and Ream: ww Eniuesmnd haCh nhnpn - sive Victory, Phillips Next. Jumping on Washburn for 20 points in the first quarter, the Cardinals had little trouble In ------ul,.. Bob Love Fullback. A senior whose hard running was of the best seen in Park Falls. W ---.....................................-.- M 'wut Q. Eigfr?' V,:. 1 ---- M I f .5 4 4. .. V A 1 as .LifL-4-we some . , Sf, 3.32 ' avr' -g.fAq ',,gz fm . ',,3 wg fd' ..-new ---' as rw: g Y'fME?'g?ggmVFWliW , as Qi w no gif Afwye ,Q N. -' ,'a!'if ':'fQfq'g'v.,. 5 Q A 2 Q, Pat Carey Left end. A pass snatching senior who will be greatly missed. x Wk... Ray Hilgart Left tackle..Asenior who knew his job and did it well. 28 Vern Falstad Right end. A senior whosesnatching abil- ity was amazing. Card llals in Sfarter, 20.0 Pmz?:Ah,','s' 'um-my Icy M1 -The ' or th deem dlrkened Hur. My -3 5.1 M- C-f-L'T.i. game or thelnvaders capped thsatur. A v1c1aus1y'e 'o ' 20-o. ' nf new fffgjdnulsleaurerezg 'lflffltalacucg YS 'O au nfuffft' 'Ode nn: f. Jim Testers Right guard. Ajunior who should really go places next year. Roger Iverson Guard. A senior who was k1th6P6 fighting whenever he had the chance. Cardinals Go on.Scoring Spree of ECISU , Smooth Attack Defeats Orientals by 3 TDS Coach John MacDonald fielded a team Thursday night of last week that looked entirely different from that'which went down in defeat before Hurley theprcvious 'week, with the result that the fighting Cards wallopedsuperior Eutth '- xero .7 6, , The Lards went right to work and when five minutes of the first quarter had passed, Green- wood crossed the goal line for their first marker, but his kick for extra point was blocked. with a minute still to go in the quarter. Bob Love zrabbed an George Testers Guard. A sophomore who made the first stringers work for their positions. l ' ,ans Jerry Schmidt Left guard. A senior lineman who had lots of pep. nalph Malaoh Right halfback. A senior whose running and defensive work will be missed next year. Arnie Larson Left halfback. A junior who should go places next year. John Wenninger Quarterback. A jun- ior back who proved what a little guy could do in a so- called big m8n'S game. Charles Kilger Center. NFritzN is only a sophomore but he can really back the line on defense. 29 , A . AA Q' li Wayne Bichanich Tackle. A junior reserve who was really tough to han- dle. Benny Schoenfeld Guard. A Sophomore who will be of great service the next two years. , f., Raymond Tafelski Tackle. Another junior who proved to be quite a defensive player. Bud Heyel End. Another senior reserve, who, with a littlenwreexperience would have been one of the best. X. Jack Whitmer End. A Junior who should better him- self-with every game next year. paws aaa ' 'Hr ' V 455741 -tr ' 65 'g TL if '5 V : fm . Nsffzxv .vo l!x, ..e,W Larry Pease End. A senior who showed up quite a bit. It was Larry's first year out for football. Ken Tyres Right halfback. A sophomore back who can really run and should be one of the best next year. First Musky D Puppy Love priig., J ., , ,N Inga Mouse 554,45 fi , N Winning Float of '48 5 tg How natural MUSClGS ,SM - i A my ,1 M Dne hunters i 'T se H219 T 33 42 'Has ' sou 544 ad, 1 lST ROW: D. Preisler, P. Carey, J. Steiger, D. Greenwood, G. Schmidt, W. Verona, L. Lobermier, J. Wenninger, J. Miller, L. Schmidt. 2ND ROW: Assistant Coach Reams, B. Schoenfeld, J. Olson, L. Fenzel, N. Thibedeau, J. Whitmer, F. Kilger, R. Tafelski, R. Larson, C Bloomberg, Coach MacDonald. BRD ROW: L. Gibson, B. Schmidt, J. Hoffman, R. Steuber, D. Hegstrom OPPONENT 22 H+ in S2 39 M9 Ae M3 32 HOME GAMES Rib Lake Superior Hurley Depadua Phillips Ashland Eagle River St. Ambrose 5d.9'l6ZI1QM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OUT OF TOWN GAMES P.F. OPPONENT 51 L5 Ashland M5 31, Phillips M0 A5 Rib Lake 68 35 Eagle River 65 A 50 Superior 53 M8 St. Ambrose 66 56 Depadua 66 56 Hurley a 235H3?Tg'1,' 'T' 1' Cardinal Quintet Troancea Rib Lake In Opening? Tilt A Carey and Steiger Pace Team to Impressive Victoryg Face Agh.. Steiger, twwo Qhe Cardinal smooth-working hg4'5k3gbdj1 -m-- ' f Lauer but hw-- 's curtain - ' L aafdifws S W Dee Greenwood A player who can be counted onfor points when the going is l o i , toughest. A junior Jake Miller 5 5 t A rreat defensive A ' , pleyer with the un- ' A - m canny ability to an- A . t' i t l . A ' ', 312.gif p I fgghsqlme XJ 'WW JPuq6'u m gaming A 95 what 1 ei Se gene' -t f-ze - was A 6 02 1 we e 655' which fmnvrted we Q52 gag wud- w1'5TZ.5.qSZI,33S33?Q ..ffs.. P-'XT em A2222 22 fzainidgslfw t2 2., e'if e-A ffm' ef' 9 pix ' X 'De' 9,5 O9 Y 'Bn '63, nw -Q Bn' e Ae 1-ex -..ffn W Ti Cxygvg , Woe , S e. 36? N5 Jack Steiger A great playmaker and a deadly shot from any part of the floor. A junior. e VBS ang? 3 B, fp me eaofw K0 of X1 s U Wayne Verona Performed beautifully on rebounds and blocking opponents shots. A sophomore. X. gl 65 x - i Park Falls Cagers Drop ' ll Close Contest to Hurlev gy Cagers 'l'r1uf0P ua Point ' on 5- Meet ' ' l.-11100 U . a Xe RW er Sq Overli 2 ,- 3? Donald Qhsobhomope fork d O CO t Val' ieb..iuHr21 Piiiisd n A W e action he sgwl Mana ps 'Park Falls B 451036 tspeclsl to The 'telegranml ASHLAND. - The Ashland high uredockers posted their third sq-waht wln oi the season eialmt no mcse! deieatlnz the Park Fells xcerdlnals 46 to 56 at Dodd gym Wednesdly nlzht. Y They will peek thelr fourth vlln 'Wrlday night when they travel to 'onwood to meet another unde- xwd muh lor an lmportailt Mluhl- 1-Wgwonsln conference clash. hland end the Fallen battlec 'ren terms throughout most c rat halt but ln the closln the second quarter Coac. shea lo! lvln's owen pulled no polnt lead that the' the whter' 'he rebt oi 4 started strol --vs on two bf ' John L . ,eg 34 g spurt Paced by we aging? me lo !l'fSULd Jack S not 1: aa'n1:f.2..zl ww h X R 0 o 2 'Totnls vfeatlilg Eage 1 1 2 -ver on Ft 15 'll 196 I Parkfalls ls Vlcl or Ov er ax wln gale Q-,gh wxn soil Pm' gehxald' Mahon den. M, Vi Saw ver a blvx loslns' Dehdua, 61-56 lbeelnl to The 'l'lloC!u!n.l Park Falls made ASHLAND.- lt two for the season over De- Padua high by wlnnlng from the at DePadua gym 'Bruins 61 to 56 ' a heated con Tuesday nxght ln test. R took an early lead C over Park Falls and was never headed by the tx Ashland quint. The tlrst quarter ,on ended 21 to 16 and the hal! 37 to ' With one period oi play ' Falls 52 ' 30. - - -ivrg it was Park ll Red Raide 6 Gerry- A Schmidt Very v 1 player Shgable Spot pT'OVed his WOI t h A senior. many times, Pat C26 Carey A VSPV V .J 31 ISZI1 who Cogiglglteam w scor' Ckunted On ays G when the E: j-tO Was t Ough' A Senior' rs Trip Bruins .Spree 68-52 .--111 30 Pbinbln Collects 0001 Gam H ':Tuesdly Evening, e ue on an. Magnon? W5 Red RB-lders I W Jack Bones Hui, to S p Stabllshed a. sea.- mer but 1-,hey B ln 68 points lson's record in 5901 g DePBd'l18 while thzy held the ,Bruin-S 52. The gm, gave the localltes two vlctorles in their last four' starts against, Wx: most dangerous oppon- 0 ln the flrst round f lschedule. 0 their i Hulmef U as Sood than me erasnas been sew- 1- along' ramp Q- Gekshevenqe, 6 Parkhhs Downs Ashhn lysis! W 'nh nm sm PAR FAL15- - TGV-WB me om the openmg Whistle to the from vm Xead tr Fahs kept e game to do ter- Park through the enrlr Nanci 53 to 49 Xn a non-con dnesday night at As ence meet We tk Fahs. ' was revenge ior ' in the Pa The vxctory the Fahers when earher 'season had lost to AshXand 45 to Xand xerritory. me wkth a '6 on Mb the iirst tra Fans movedx Xi e Ending 'o 1 Xead. Park Z1 to 16 score by the ha ad bum up a 43 to 31 edg 'hltd. nners had Jack Stu rev wuh 1' 281' -n seo 'ood bucke' mt! esioB La o em ie? A Ve PY igomt anyjgggly Shot COI'1t he ba e C1039 boungilled Sket he juH1OP?g bOHrds?OtK eai fffimnk I I his 0791- M5 Win f Qhyhmggfraams S 3 134 u P Schmid t A seepliger who di Eggvedkig actiondlgut ion CamWOrth Whut 6 en ' A Jun East Ralli Fall ,50-45 Park W fic . QQSSICE, 401 yd Q1 K0 , .W 0273 vw 9 e x zip! Yfggw 4 , ,. ., ,x'p Q, 9: I X521 cl Qfffi' e X XlJ, K Key teamglagmakep of th a d ast an8ooa1WaVS,eiguSiVZ A J d floo ibits unior. It Same. Johnn Y Wen-ningexi V' ,JA 1 I M fg U f 00 lor.. f f ,j5'j!j5- h V Jack Olson A gl-lap d T23-121 ty wlgslgs elkufc an-,fly th Shots t on tiiefrofd tilgrilled Sophomoffer 35 fark falls Tips Z., Eagle Riverin Non-Conference callx Can Fo won outst 332,.. uadr It w W ty th: N llongsi greates 50 yeyax mr' -' son With Victor! CanYmaXs Emi Sea -..mme to qorklxixagigg The Lincoln high 09 xr rang down the curtain on the 1949-50 ba5keTnb9.T1 sf-iheduledfm Tuesday evemng by han 33 out a. 66 to 43 drublbmg W 5, Ambrose Rammers. Stem Pat Cafeyv S rm mes by oedo a - qv'-'Verona bfolg av. fu-1, Riel lie Larson lisophomore guard Wh .S a f- ' O germ P O V Qchoenfeld AgDphO1'!'1O1'v . e m Guard h aus 10113 shots wifes and a Eid Shoti ey counted most' P ark F SKEKQBTSY15 WXN CA X me hind H1 - ' ,... irony-fled the hrstx f' 'AI dxilf F it I' Z Kilgep A 5OP1'1Omore f who likes itoggirg and who usually hi five fouls. S Art SO1'm1idt , A junior- I' is adam eygfxgird who Sl'lOtS. long Xnklivhf t',aqeBa1kX? Q Rau' 'hui m' Mm- mevwm 0 'nl PB-YK 'Fm -wr 'WAX-551 Tgenq flhfoyl-vu! Jack Whitmer A ilflior' shots fT'Or?Iei:1:1gPCVglhOS8 saved many a gamgner' FIRST TEAM 1ST ROW: J. Wenninger, G. Schmidt, L. Lobermier, D. Preisler, L. Schmidt. . 2ND ROW: D. Greenwood, J. Steiger, W. Verona, P. Carey, J. Mlller. CARDINALS DEREAT LCCCRRS IN TCURNRY OPENER 62-56 On Wednesday, March 1, the Cards went to Phillips for the first game of the sub-regional Tournament. They defeated the Phillips Loggers in akard-fought game 62-56. Scoring stars for the Cardinals were Dee Greenwood with 19 points and Jack Steiger with 18. It was very close the first half but in the second half the boys made a runaway of it. The next night they were to play Eagle River who was the winner of the second game of the tourney. CARDS REACH FINALS OF REGIONAL BEAT Showing season, dn over Eagle finals of which was following had a very EAGLE RIVER 66-3h their best form of the Cardinals steam-rollered River 66-3h to reach the the regional tournament played at Superior the Saturday. Jack Steiger hot night as he pumped in 23 points to pace the locals. Dee Greenwood was runner-up with 13 points. GZ! 0077260 CARDS LOSE HEARTBREAKER TO SUPERIOR CENTRAL aa-A1 Before agacked gym the Cardinals went down to defeat after playing their best game of the season. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way as first one team and then the other gained the advantage. At the end of the first quarter the score was 13-13. Ten seconds before the half it was 25-23 in favor of the Central Vikings. Then Steiger made a long shot from the half just as the buzzer for the half rang making the score at the half 25-25. The second half was as close as the first. At the three-quarter mark the score was 3h-33 in favor of Central. In the last quarter the lead changed hands several times and finally ended up ML-Ml in favor of Central's Vikings. Steiger again paced the Cards with 16 points. 37 7 7 Richie Larson t 6 Roger Iverson Beryl Anderson Dor-is Robbins Beflky Dunn Wayne and McMullen Jack Steiger and Friends 38 I TWT-fs -i w , ,. 3-e RQ in-, y, 4':,'fl'Z Nw E my gf X 1 -F8 f , Axxb. 'Z qj' Rf 9- 'Q Z 4, xxueb 7 V X m A Q1 Y Q!! -' .' ' 1 A ' ' few: 'f Q QW .911 V 7 15, fix i f , I , 5 it lST ROW: D. Michaelski, P. Carey, J. Steiger, D. Greenwood, R. Hil- gart, J. Wenninger, J. Miller, L.Schmidt, E. Scherwinski, R. Tafelski, C. Harris. 2ND ROW: Mr. Reams, F. Kilger W. Bichanich, B. Love, L. Pease, R. Larson, G. Teeters, J. Olson, R. Malach, B. Schoenfeld, Mr. MacDonald, BRD ROW: D. Preisler, A. Schmidt, G. Schmidt, R. Iverson, V. Falstad, L. Lobermeir, W. Verona, J.Whitmer, C. Heyel, C. Bloomberg, A. Larson. Gfeffexlmefzk ffm' The Letterman's Clubis anorgani- zation of boys in Lincoln High that have won letters in either football or basketball. They automatically become members of this club when they win their letter. The letters are awarded on Class Day by Coach MacDonald, who is also advisor for this organization. 40 A A A L .41 1ST ROW: M. Romanowich, D. Schraeder, M. Kapitz, B. Anderson, J. An- derson, D. Robbins, L. Smith, J. Fritz, D. Gustafson, L. Allman. 2ND ROW: J. Gustafson, G. Hunter, D. Haasl, M. Falstad, . Reynolds, B. Yaeger, B. Wagner, A. Danielson, C. Feit, L. Hickey, C. Smith. 3RD ROW: P. Smetak, R. Schmidt, J.Co1eman, R. Felt, B. Dunn, J. Hick- ey, C. Pritzl, E. Krive, S. Felt, M. Blodggett, S. Pustaver. 1ST ROW: M. Fenzl, N. Haggerty, S. Senkbeil, L. Rich, G. Ferkovich, R. Hanson, S. Welty, M. Kennedy, M. Weiks, J. Larson, C. Wardensky, 2ND ROW: Miss Salo, A. Young, J. Venensak, J. Sutherland, M. Miller, J. Molzner, M. Carlson, A. Weber, V. Neeck, A. Welty. 3RD ROW: D. Hoefferle, R. Weiss, H. Blaski, G. Golt, J. Grassel, B. Darrow, D. Nutting, J. Shaw, A. Pritzl, E. Premeau, B . Alley. 41 'T Y '2W Grassel. J. Silberhorn, D. Leitl, G Romanowich, M. rafin, L.Smith, Sa an, M lm Al L J zl Prit QD v-4 r-I U, M. Gustafson, D. 5 E o 2 CI-4 FP: QD .E O en, U8 Z1 EY: .ll -. CI O2 cn ,-1 A GJ -.-4 Smith A. C CIS Q C -. C O m r-4 CJ Gustafson, LJ on, J. rn L4 111 .il Strom, A v. 4-7 -r-4 GJ VI-4 . Heg ' C3 L7 tap mom CIC! -4F-1 1-Mid O -ni s. 2 5 m mf- m Q . aim -f-1 Ugg m Seifert, P. ather, 5 M. A.Homberger, Pritzl, P on, S HD H R. P.Atkinson, C-4 CD 4-5 CI S3 Z LD son, Gib L. A 4-7 -1-4 GJ EL U3 15... .E 4-'II m HQ C505 L3-..f'N G E m - o Q Steuber, R. D Tyree . Roberts Hickey Jacobs, G. Upton. 5 , J. 'Ts R. Feit R rgeland, ox o. u Z Harris, , R. A 1,6 L. Carter Coleman, O n L J 3 Neeck Hilgart Krive w R shak, Hilgart E. ! tzl, S .. .. P: p r-4 GJ E. A. s Q -4 G GSO Utd 5.5 g,,.. 4-U3 ESE 3 D+ E5 CD.-Zf'CJ Clarinets J oAnn Anders on Ann Senkbeil George Upton Wildred Sather Arthur Koshak Ray Stueber Joan Hickey Connie Wells Marion Romanowich Marion Falstad Marilyn Weiks Elsie Premeau Pat Pritzl Lois Hickey Alyce Danielson Lorna Allman Arlene Weber Mary Ann Fenzl Barbara Orgish Trombones Dorothy Gustafson Pinky Seifert Gerry Leitl David Hegstrom Bells Charlotte Olson Bass Clarinet Shirley Feit French Horns Audrey Bomberger Janet Fritz Laura Smith Arly Welty Rita Feit EM! Dorothy Silberhorn Flute Jackie Grassel Alto Clarinets Jeanette Larson Elenora Krive Baritones Doris Robbins Vera Canik Cornets Eugene Hilgart James Coleman Caroline Pritzl Ray Hilgart Larry Gibson Margie Zingen Ray Jacobs Mary Ann Sarafin Carol Feit Richard Roberts Ronald Ernst Chester Ball Saxophones Connie Smith Jeanette Coleman Gerry Hunter Ginger Neeck Anna Mae Pritzl Jane Gustafson Helen Blaski Oboe Sandra Welty Bass Horn Floyd McMullen Wayne Moore Lorin Wergeland DPHIHS LeRoy Carter Clem Harris Harold Tyree Patsy Atkinson Roberta Hanson L. S P16 D. Hoeffe l HGSCI' G1 D. I Ter il . M F 6, 911 erl Suth J. Ledvina, A. ngle, Sta Af ROW: 1ST lner, . Wal I Shgw, J. Schrader, D. . Kapitz, YH' L Schultz, VilWer, on, E Anders inger, B Kund P. ,E l7J SL' GJ 'T5 L. Q C. . il O cn r-4 S-4 as ,X n P F-4 GJ Cf L+ CD Q E. O Ul 41 Pa 4-7 r-4 ,709 Q1 - .CI 4-v Olingy. Var VP an, GSSYTW . N , N cb m. 5 F-4 'U 53 411 fi Q. CD 1-1 1-4 42 E : D. tin Nut 3 O DT. D 'Z GN o-f v-4 Rich, L. . Grant, D Iilqert, v V GZ x 0 O .CI U1 C O O.. '1 A F-4 CD CI N ,. 1 O '1 C O 4-v P. as f-4 U3 u .Q v. C O CO F-4 GJ 4-5 CD D. QT D0 S11 5 o w CII IP: -4-7 S-4 GJ. bu 130 C5 'LE B. Feit, nk, R Yu Sfetak, P. ! aeger Y E. J rhans J. Bu Lucas, V. x., 115, J. We S O II. Q OT. WN S N. Vason. eenwooi, Er C. gner, . ia E Pustnver, S. Eloggett, na a eman, ol C :- J. nn, Du B. gish, Or fx 'QE fsff Qi 4? ZIK il 121 5 Seated Left to Right: J. Anderson, Miss Erickson, M. Kennedy, Miss May. B. Schmidt, M. Sarafin, C. Smith, Standing Left to Right: J. Krive, Miss Swenson, L. Wergland, C. Ball, B. Anderson, A. Danielson, J. Gustafson, L. Smith, J. Hanson, D. Robbins, J. Coleman, A. Hepner, N. Mason, L. Bourgord, J. Larson, N. Haggerty. All studentsinterested in debate and forensics attended a speech clinic at Ashland on October l. The Merrilltournamenton December lO was the first competitive event of the season. The debaters were James Coleman and Bill Schmidt CAffirmativeJ and Mary Ann Sarafin and Jo Ann Anderson CNegativeD. The local squad met Merrill, Rhine- lander, Stevens Point, Wausau, and Medford,ddeating one Medford team. A snowstorm prevented Park Falls from participating in the annual Eau Claire State Teachers College meet on January lh. Two weeks later Connie Smith replaced Jo Ann as second negative, and the squad journeyed to Rice Lake where they won two debates. The Northern Sectional Tourna- ment at Chippewa Falls on February L was the final debate trip of the year. Competition there included new Richmond, Ellsworth, Ladysmith, Rice Lake, Superior Cathedral, and McDonell--Chippewa Falls. Debaters were accompanied by their coach, Miss Erickson, on all trips. Qlvlefzsfbs, Qehfe Spring Forensics include serious and humorous declamations, oratory, extemporaneous speakingerd reading. This year we participated in all forms of forensics except the ex- temporaneous speaking. Each year a local contest is held. The two top speakers in each section participate in a District meet and the winners take part in the State meet held in Madison. Our local contest was held March 17. Mary Ann Sarafin and Jim Cole- man won the humorous section, Jeanette Larsen and Jean Molznar the serious, Jeanette Coleman and Elma Jo Hilgart, oratory and Laura Lee Smith and Doris Robbins the ex- temporaneous reading. The District meet will be held at Hurley March 31 and the State Meet at Madison on April 15. 45 0565 lST ROW: A. Graffunder, F. Kilger, D. Hegstrom, H- Tyfeea G- TeetePS1 J. Wenninger, D. Greenwood, A. Larson, R. Knishka, R. Fleming, K. Standen. ZND ROW: L. Carter, B. Martin, B. Love, J. Hoffman, R. Larson, R. Malach, E. Scherwinski, J. Olson, C. Harris, G. Upton, B. Phillips, Mr. Riewer. 3RD ROW: G. Schmidt, P. Carey, J. Steiger, V. Falstad, L. Lobermelr, J. Campbell, J Whltmer, D. Priesler, J. Lobermeir, J. Hoffman, A. Schmidt. Lawrence Lobermier, Vice Presidentg Jack Steiger, Presldentg Red Scher- winski, Treasurer. 46 wwf! maxima This organization is organized within the school to create inter- est and protection against forest and wildlife. In the spring the boys usually plant several hundred seedlings or small pines on the school forest property, which is located at Tracy Lake. This year our officers were: Jack Steiger, Presidentg Lawrence Lobermier, Vice Presidentg and Red Scherwinski, Treasurer. Mr. Biwer was the advisor as in the past few years. We all wish to thank him for his help in making our organ- ization successful. 0 lST ROW: M. Sarafin, B. Darrow, J. Anderson, J. Hanson, A. Welty, V. Canik, B. Alley. ZND ROW: D. Reynolds, L. Smith, D. Gustafson, M. Miller, R. Schmidt, T. McMullen, Miss Swenson. 3RD ROW: L. Carter, R. Steuber, J. Campbell, D. Kelnofer, G. Upton R. Tafelski. 340135 filo' F Laura Lee Smith, Treasurer, LeRoy carter, Vice-Presidentg and JoAnn Anderson, Secretary. The Spanish Club was started a- gain this year after being discon- tinued for quite a few years. The constitution was drawn up and under the direction of Miss Swenson, it has been a very active club. They have sponsored a dance, had their annual Spanish Dinner and at their meetings they conduct business, then relax with dancing, Canasta, and cokes. We feel that all in all it has been a successful organization. As officers we elected Dennis Kelnhofer, President, LeRoy Carter, Vice-President, Laura Lee Smith, Treasurer and JoAnn Anderson, Secq retary. 1ST ROW: erland, 2ND ROW: son, C. BRD ROW Blaski, 4TH ROW Hickey, B. Anderson, M. Carlson, D. Schraeder, E. Premeau, J. Suth- M. Miller, R. Weiss, M. Lucas, A. Prltzl. Mr. McMullen, J. Larson, J. Anderson, D. Robbins, D. Gustaf- Smith, M.Kapitz, J. Grassel, J.Fritz, J. Coleman, R. Phillips, C. Harris, G. Hunter, A. Seifert, C. Wardensky, V. Reas, H. 'D. Hoefferle, N. Haggerty, A. Welty, M. Sather, A. Bomberger. J. Van Camp, M. Blodgett, R. Schmidt, E. Krive, R. Dunn, J. 's. Fein, J. Coleman, M. sarafln, s. Sell. 501156 gfaf This past year, the Crimson Scribe, the school newspaper, was published under the editorship of Helen Blaski. It continued to be a bi-monthly paper. Several minor changes were made but it remained as a student publication. The staff was an excellent one, without which the paper could not have been published. We hope that the paper will continue tc improve and represent our school as well as always. lST ROW: N. Haggerty, R. Weiss, L. Rich, M. Carlson, S. Welty, J. Larson, D. Nutting, A. Welty, J. Shaw. 2ND ROW: Miss May, H. Blaski, M. Sather, D. Gustafson, J. Fritz, B. Anderson, L. Hickey, A. Pritzl, J. Grassel, J. Hilgart. BRD ROW: J. Anderson, D. Robbins, C. Felt, R. Dunn, J. Hickey, C. Pritzl, S. Felt, S. Smith, M. Sarafin, J. Hanson, L. Smith. .921 - Nr-1 Janet Fritz, Secretary-Treasurer, Nan Haggerty, President, Jane Hil- gart, Vice-President. IJM5 This club is made up of thirty girls. New members are elected at the beginning of each school year. The purpose of the club is to help needy people,and to make signs to advertise the different school activities. The girls also have candy sales and dances to make money to carry on their activities. This year we elected as our Pres- ident, Nan Haggerty, with Jane Hil- gart as Vice-President and Janet Fritz as Secretary-Treasurer. 49 ,, ..., Seated Left To Right: B. Dunn, M.Yunk, R. Hilgart, M.Zingen, G.Ander- son, Miss Chapman, B. Fleming, J. Hilgart, C. Olson. Standing Left To Right: C. Smith, C. Wardensky, L. Herbst, C. Pritzl, M. Sarafin. COMM mv N W liytafggit 'y ..,.. 5,g . n fx T- f H ' 1 K ' hxrxi '- 50 These girls are assistant librarians, headed by Miss Chapman. There are twelve members and they take care of the books, checking them in and out, they care for the magazines and newspapers and also the time slips, checking students to and from the library. The club has social functions, also. There was a Christmas party and a Valentines party with small gifts exchanged. The parties were enjoyed by the members and helped make the club more interesting. We chose as our President, Caroline Pritzlg aided by Marjorie Zingen as Vice-President and Becky Dunn as Secretary-Treasurer. .ve-vw et- es- lST ROW: S. Welty, G. Ferkovich, M. Sather, A. Bomberger, M. Kennedy, A. Young, D. Hoefferle, N. Nessman, J. Sutherland, D. Glaeser, J. Molzner. 2ND ROW: Mr. Ol1n8Y, J. Phgllips, J. Shaw, L. Allman, R. Ernst, D. Prelsler, R. Larson, C. Greenwood, J. Fritz, M. Fenzl, C. Harris. 3RD BOW: B. Wagner, B. Yaeger, L. Smith, R. Felt, B. Dunn, B. Orgish, C. Pritzl, D. Haasl, A. Danielson, C. Felt, J. Gustafson. M UM News . , 1 ' 'A' lST ROW: J. Hilgart, J. Larson, H. Blaski, A. Pritzl, M. Weiks A Welty, L. Rieh, N. Haggerty, R. Weiss, M, Kgpitz, B, Anderson. ' ' 2ND ROW: D. Roobins, J. Anderson, D. Schrader, B. Niller, D. Nutting, N. Slayton, A. earlson, V. Neeck, A. Seifert, G. Anderson. 3RD ROW: E. Premeau, C. Wells, D. Gustafson, G. Hunter, M. Sarafin S. Feit, J. Coleman, M. Bloggett, N. Zingen, C. smith.. ' 51 lST ROW: L. Smith, D. Gustafson, J. Fritz, A. Seifert, J. Coleman, C. Smith, C. Pritzl. ZND ROW: J. Anderson, D. Robbins, E. Hilgart, L. Carter, F. McMullen, A. Pritzl, Mr. Olingy. BRD ROW: C. Harris, J. ig 'IT l'f1,,, n -'I Q ' t , . V, as-Q-vs Y . Q 0 . n. A, ff If Coleman. ,De gan! The Pep Band is made up of about l5 members. The members are chosen by their ability to play their in- strument. The Pep Band plays for Pep meetings, basketball games and a few special events. The Pep Band's primary purpose is to add pep and school spirit to the Pep meetings and basketball games. D JOIN THE PARADE 10DW ' Just Loiteringi Himme1??? Homecoming Game Homecoming Royalty P X Y W lx' X O A. ,Kao an-Q, 'VI Off To The Tournament September First football game showed a promising team, by winning over Ashland 7-O. Back to school. Started things rolling with 269 students. First pep meeting which was lead by our four cheerleaders. For the second game of the sea- son we bowed to Hurley, 20-O. The team made a wonderful come- back after the Hurley game and beat Superior East 27- . Cards outplayed McDonnell High lChippewa Fallsl and defeated them l9-O. fkknzhz af gwfzfs' l 13 18 21 23 29 Ourfirst Assemblyprogram of this year was the NLiquid Air Demon- stration.n It really was quite a novelty and the students en- joyed it immensely. Armistice Day Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. We have high hopes for a good basketball season. Cards start off with a bang by an easy vic- tory over Rib Lake. No, your eyes aren't deceiving you--now we know what the girls look like with their hair up. Only G.A.A. being initiated. At 11:30 A.M. the convicts of Lincoln High were released on parole for a 35 day Thanksgiving vacation. The loyal Cardinal fans followed the team to Ashland only to see them beaten by the count of, M5-36. December 2 Margie, Audrey, Bernie, and Shirley October All studentsinterested in debate and forensics journeyed to Ash- land to attend a Speech Clinic there. The Cardinals played host to the Washburn players and sent them home defeated by a score of 39-6 Our overworked brains got a rest while teachers discovered new ways to torturexw at convention. Another sad day for Phillips. Score was 28-7. P.F. was well represented at the dance too. Team travelstn Ashland QDepaduaD and brings back another victory. 32-O. nDam Eagle Rivern was the slogan for the Homecoming game, and that's what they didg by a score of 2h-l6. 6 9 lO 13 16 20 23 Most exciting game of the season when Cards defeated Superior East. Ended with a score of M5-hM- In a breathtaking game, Hurley's Midgets finally defeated us in the last minutes of the game by Ltl-LO. Class of '52 got ambitious and sponsored a barndance. Debate tournament at Merrill.. Our debaters won one debate. Park Falls trounces Depadua by 68-52 and has another win to their credit. Pep Club sponsored the Christmas Dance with Christmas trees, colored lights and even a Holi- day King and Queen who were Archie Graffunder and Pinky Seifert. Phillips Loggers again lost to the Card team. The score was M7-Bh. Christmas Vacation--Whippeil 55 January 2 A train of cars going over to Rib Lake---Why?---That's where the Cards play this time. And they did. Score S3-LS. 6 Again the Cards come home from Eagle River with good news--for they won L9-35. lO Another'dril1er-diller when the two old rivals meet. Park Falls defeated Phillips S3--LL9.- 13 Our hopes for another victory faded when Superior East ball- players defeated Cards by SO-L5 18 Ashland came to P. F. for a re- turn game but Steiger was too much for them and we defeated 21 Ah! Those sighs of relief are because the first semester has come to an end. Now all we have to worry about is how we came out in the tests. 28 Debaters journeyed to Rice Lake where they took part in the e- vents. 31 Depadua Bruins uw to Park Falls 61'S60 I February 2 A program we presented by Ron- nie Sinclair And His Woodpile.n The music that comes from wood! Wow! 3 The Green Freshmen showed us that they too knew how to spon- sor a dance. M Debaters went to Chippewa Falls to a debate tournament. 7 The Hurley Midgets reigned vic- touious on their own floor by downing the Cards 56-ho. March 1 Intelligence Tests for the Freshmen. Stick out your arm, grit your teeth, and don't faint. We're getting those terrible T.B. shots. Band and Chorus gave Christmas Concert. A present. Class of 'Sl sponsored a nCupid Canter Dance. A large crowd was present and everyone had a good time. A program was presented by the Medford Band for the student body at 1:10 P.M. Finally and the last game the Cards won over St. Ambrose. Completing the year w1th.12 wins and M losts. An exchange Concert we given by the Phillips Band.h1the morning of this fine day. large crowd was In a breath taking game, Park Falls defeated the Phillips team by E6-62 at the tournament Ah---the finals, Eagle River comes out the underdog. Score was 65-H3. Park Falls winning Championship at Phillipstraveled to Superior to try their skill. But, Sup- erior was out to defeat us and that's what they did in the last seconds of the game. Score was hh-Ll. 10 15 17 2M 31 April 6 11+ 26 29 The grade school basketball tournament hald at P.F. and proved to be almost as exciting as the Regional one at Phillips Intramurals ended leaving the Sophomore girls Champs and the Junior girls Cbnsolation Winners. Also the Freshmen boys were Champs and the Junior boys Consolation winners. Forensic elimination contest. A few teachers from Phillips cameup to judge the contestants Those 9 weeks exams again. Only once more to o this ear S Y - Winners of the local forensics contest journeyed to Hurley. if-I Ahl We finally get off a few days for a much needed vacation to cure our Spring fever. Band unrnament at Medford where about no students from P.F. played their solos, quartets, etc. Annual Spring Concert, put on by dn Band and Chorus, went off with many sighs of relief, especially from Mr. Olingy. The High School Band traveled to Medford again, but' weren't quite as nervous as they were two weeks ago. This time it's the concert and marching. May 12 21+ 30 31 'rv if gpg? The Big Night at last! Which could mean only one thing. Of course--the Prom, which was carried out very successfully with NMoonl1ght and Rosesn as the theme, and George Upton as king and his queen Dorothy Gustafson. Final exams. No more for three months. No more school for any of us. 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