Patch Grove High School - Beaver Yearbook (Patch Grove, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

ff ff fy 'raft ., em, -s ,. ,fvvmz-'vrw f -ff 'H I- 45 . w 'rr . ' ' 'Z 5'7 ff5if?5iff?iff1 3EE:ff75?'FTw IIISS ANTOINETTE PANKA IR. ARCHIE BIIIKIILLER Dedication To you Miss Panka and Hr. Buckmiller, we dedicate our 1950-51 yearbook in appreciation for your inspiring helpfulness to do our best, and for your splendid instruction and guidance when you were with us at Patch Grove. 5 E z by High School Faculty 111' IR. HOOD MRS. HARTMAN Principal Instructor Of Home Economics Instructor Of Physical Education Chemistry And World History Speech And Algebra MISS STEARNS Instructor Of English Typing, Geogravhy And Dramatics 4 IRS. HOOD Instructor Of lusic And Biology Grade Faculty X IF' 7' 5:35 ! ? t 'rfiflmf tn N ! . MRS. HORN Principal, Grammar Room 1 I IRS. SCHNEIDER MRS. PATCH Intermedxate Room Primary Room 5 f x7 ALVIN ARISS Basketball ...... 1-2- Baseball ....... 1-2- Band ...... . 1-2- Forensics ...... 1-2- UGalloping Ghostsn . . . . . HComin' Round The Mountainu. nBo1ts And Nutsu . . . . . . UStar Dustu Royalty . . . WILMA EDGE Home Economics Frolic . . Chorus . . . ..... LOREN FEAKES Basketball ....... 1-2 Baseball ....... 1-2 Forensics ...... 1-2 Band ......... 1-2 Hcomin' Round The Mountainn HGalloping Ghostsn . . . . HBo1ts And Nutsu . . . . . UStar Dustn Royalty . NORIA GOVIER Chorus . . . . . . . . 1-2 3 Forensics . . . . . . . . 1 2 v v 'Comin Round The Mountain Cheerleader ....... Snow Oueen Attendant . . . HGal1oping Ghostsu .... Home Economics Frolic. . 2 3 The Beaver Staff ..... HStar Dustn Royalty. MARJORIE HERMSEN Band . . . . . . . . . 1-2-3- Forensics ..... . . . . Chorus . . . . . . . . 1-2-3- UComin' Round The Mountainn. Beaver Staff ....... Home Economics Frolic . . Secretary ....... . Vice-President .... GILBERT KEY Basketball ...... 1 2- Baseball .... . . . 1 2- HComin' Round The Mountainn Forensics ......... Beaver Staff ..... . UStar Dustn Royalty .... Vice-President .... , President ..... . PAUL MORIS Basketball . . . . . . 1-2-3- Baseball . . . . . . . 1-2-3- Snow Queen Attendant . . . . Prom King . . . . . . . . . Beaver Staff . . . . . . President . . . .1-3 If FLORENCE GATES Forensics. ......... Band .... ..... 1-2-3 Chorus ........ 1-2-3 Home Economics Frolic . . 2 HStar Dustn Royalty . . . V? RICHARD RAUCH Baseball ....... 1-2-3 Basketball .... . .1-2-3 Forensics ......... x. K X V wi 'fl ' En' Ei- 2 D. IARGARET 0'CONNOR Chorus ..... . . . 1-2-3- uStar Dustn Queen ..... Home Economics Frolic . 2-3 HGa11oping Ghostsu ..... uComin' Round The Mountainn. The Beaver Staff ...... Snow Queen Attendant .... Forensics . . . . . . . 1- Treasurer . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . .2- uStar Dustn Royalty . . . . RICHARD WARD Basketball ...... I-2-3-4 Baseball ....... 1-2-3-4 Forensics .......... 1 HStar Dustu Royalty . . . .3 Class Will We,thecSeniors of Patch Grove High School in the county of Grant in the state Wisconsin, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in the manner following, hereby revoking and canceling all former wills by us made: Alvin Ariss wills his smallness to Norman Campbell Gib Key wills his height to Donnie Brekke Paul Moris wills his office ability to Fritz Bradley Tex Ward wills his western attire to Gerry Kasparek Richard Rauch wills his mechanical ability to the Freshman girls Loren Feakes wills his musical talent to Arlene Jochimsen Marjorie Hermsen wills her homemaking ability to the Sophomore girls Norma Govier wills her dramatic ability to Evelyn Quick Wilma Edge wills her long hair to Pat Bierman Florence Oates wills her jockey ability to Ross Bushnell The Senior home economics girls will all of their surplus S1-1PP1ieS 120 the Freshman class The Senior boys will their athletic ability to their underclassmen To Mr. Hood, we leave our speaking ability To Miss Stearns, we leave our quietness and good behavior We leave our chemistry formulas to Mrs. Hartmann To Mrs. Hood, we leave our musical talents. 10 Senior Class History In the fall of 1947 fourteen students enrolled as Freshmen. At our first class meeting we had election of officers. Paul Moris was elected Presidentg Gilbert Key, Vice-President, Marjorie Hermsen, Secretary, and Margaret O'Connor, Treasurer. Norma Govier represent- ed our class on the Student Activity Fund Committee. Miss Humphrey was our class advisor. Joetta McCartney left our class because of difficulty in getting to school and Jackie Key because of a serious case of pink eye, which left twelve Freshmen. In the school year of 1948 and 1949 there were eleven enrolled as Sophomores. Gilbert Key acted as President, Paul Moris, Vice- Presidentg and Margaret O'Connor, Secretary and Treasurer. David Gratz left Patch Grove High to attend Prairie du Chien High School. In our Junior year of 1949-1950, Darleen Pitzer joined our class which again made us eleven. At our election of officers Paul Moris was elected Presidentg Gilbert Key, Vice-President, and Darleen Pitzer, Secretary and Treasurer. On April 14, 1950, we gave the annual Junior Prom. Our theme was nStar Dustn and Paul Moris and Margaret O'Connor reigned as king and queen. The Seniors of 1950 and 1951 were again eleven. Darleen Pitzer left our class to become Mrs. Burdett Hale and Wilma Edge from Mt. Hope joined our class. Paul Moris was again elected President with Marjorie Hermsen acting as Vice-President, and Margaret O'Connor as Secretary and Treasurer. We are sponsoring the HBeaverH yearbook this year for Patch Grove High School. Norma Govier was elected Editor, Loren Feakes, Assistant Editor, Margaret O'Connor, Business Manager and Marjorie Hermseng Class Editor. Paul Moris and Gilbert Key were elected Sports Editors. On September 29 we went to Dodgeville to have our Senior pictures taken. We received them just before Christmas. On December 22, 1950, we held our annual HHoliday Dancen. In the second week in January, Dick Ward left our class to join the United States Air Borne. On May 24, 1951 our Graduation exercises will be held in the New Gym and so the end has come to our many happy years at Patch Grove High School. ll O J umors JOE IIBIR DALE HARRIS Junior Class History In 1948 three members enrolled in the Freshman class. They were Sydney Weigel, Dale Harris, and Joe Weber. The officers were: President, Sydney Weigel, Secretary, Joe Weber, Treasurer, Dale Harris. The Sophomore class opened with the same pupils enrolled. The officers were: President, Dale Harris, Secretary and Treasurer, Sydney Weigel. Student Council Representative was Joe Weber. At the end of the first semester Delbert Brandon enrolled in our class. Later on he quit school. The Junior year opened with Joe Weber and Dale Harris as the only pupils. Sydney Weigel had moved to Oregon. President was Joe Weber and Dale Harris acted as Secretary and Treasurer. Because of the small enrollment the Juniors took classes with the Seniors. 13 -' :. 2 ::.. 1'--'wf'f-L ,li 1. Sophomores NORMAN CAIPELL IRIA CRUBAIBH JOANNE HERISEN JOAN HINZ CLARENCE HROIADKA PHYLLIS JEIDY GERALD IRE KASPAREK LAVON LEW I S THERESA IORI S l 4 CHARLES IJRIS BVELYN QUICK JANICI RHJIAN JEAN SPAIIGLER GENE TAYLOR GLEN 'ARD .rom lILKITS6ll Ln.: numlsok 15 Sophomore Class History In the fall of September, 1949, fifteen Freshmen enrolled in Patch Grove High School. At the first class meeting the following offficers were elected: President, Phyllis Jeidyg Secretary, Glen Ward, Treasurer, Evelyn Ouickg Class Representative, Irma Crubaughg and Mrs. Nalan was our class'advisor. Two weeks after school was going, the Sophomores gave an initia- tion dance for the Freshmen. Later the Freshmen gave a return dance. Then Marvin Jochimsen and Carol Borchardt enrolled in school, and after the first semester Janice Redman dropped out and moved to Prairie du Chien. Those who participated in the all school play, NGa1loping Ghostsn were Jean Spangler, Glen Ward, and Theresa Moris. Cheerleading participants were Evelyn Quick and Theresa Moris. The boys on the HAH team were Glen Ward and Clarence Hromadka. The class had their annual picnic at Wyalusing Park. In September, 1950, the Sophomore class had the enrollment of seventeen. Gerry Kasparek and Joan Hinz were newcomers and Janice Redman returned to Patch Grove. The class initiated the Freshmen September 18, and gave them a party that night. The Freshmen gave their return dance on October 27. Those taking part in the all-school play, HBolts and Nutsn were: Phyllis Jeidy, Theresa Moris, Irma Crubaugh, Joanne Hermsen, and Glen Ward. The officers elected for the Sophomore class were: Phyllis Jeidy, President, Irma Crubaugh, Secretary and Treasurerg Gene Taylor, Class Reporter. 16 Freshmen PATRICIA BIERIAN PRITZ BRADLEY DONALD BREKII a R088 BUSHNELL ROGER CRUBIL LLOYD FEAKIB 30513 35133011 ARELBNE JOCHIISEN JACKLY8 KASPARSK 1 7 K - we-r-w-'-f-ffffz-v-1 'sf'znI:f1vfvfgg,x1g.,fA E 3 WEEE? 5' f VWW P swiss nv Buum: mu vnmovnrosh ELIZABETH WEBSTER JERRY WILKINSON Freshman Class History I At the beginning of our Freshman year, thirteen enrolled in the Freshman class. On September 22 the Sophomores initiated us. They gave us a dance where we played records and danced. . We gave them a return dance on October 27th. We had Del Brown and his orchestra for our music. In our election of officers we elected as followsg President . . . ....... . . . . . Eloise Key Vice-President ......... Patricia Bierman Secretary . . . . .......... Ross Bushnell Treasurer . .......... . . .Fritz Bradley Patricia Bierman was elected from our class as one of the four cheerleaders of Patch Grove High. 18 Junior Hzgh :fn- f . M , ' W -we .-1 Xe- . f f - S J: 'L J G O FIRST ROW: Patricia Wllllams, Linda Harper, Carol Neises, Dick Jones, Jlmmy Toole, Terry lonroe. Raymond lorls, Bob Hromadka, Carl Spangler. SBCOID BOW: Jerry Richard, Carolyn Finn, Jimmy Pll'kinS, lllton Ellis, Janice Arlss, Sandra Cuchna, Robert Williams, Lnrry lorls, Arnold Cuchna. Bernard Sunny. THIRD Ml: Rita Hamilton, Irs. Horn, Leah Jones, Nola Finn, Gary Sihons, Kenneth Garaide, James Noethe, Bernard lelster, lr. J. R. Hood. Intermediate Room !Il8'l' lil: Dickie Garside, Dlckle Toole, James Curtlss, llamcy Zena, Darleen Breuer, Jean Richard, Sheila Cuchna. SEND lil: Jean Ho:-stall, Susie loria, Joan Williams, Judy Parker, Jan Wiseman, Jerry lorls, Billy Nelaem, Joe llorafall. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ellis, Joe Zena, Arthur Albee, Lyle Ilan, Judy Cuchna, llonty Key, Darrel !eakea, Buddy Wllllaml, Alvena Winn, Connie Lewis, Karen lonroe. When Toys Come To Life The Junior High and Intermediate Grade gave the musical operetta When Toys Come To Life at their annual Christmas program. Some very fine talent was displayed in this program. Irs. Horn, Irs. Schneider, and Irs. Hood directed this operetta. 19 Primary Room FIRST ROI: Judy Valdovinos, Mary Ann Zenz, Patsy Esser, Dorothy Finn, Buford Spangler, Larry Garside, Ronnie Horsfall, Tommy lason, Walter Harper, and Edward Neises. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Spangler, Frindee Breur, Ginger Key, Twilla Lane, Edward Hillin, Louis Tornowske, Christie Neises, Bruce Weldemann, Arthur Nelses, Gene Curtiss, Jerry lason, Gary Hamilton, and Walter Horsfall. Rhythm Band One of the most interesting musical projects carrrgirfon this year in the grade school was the Rhythm Band. This band consists 'of the entire primary students. The instruments played in the band are the drum, triangles, gourds, tambourines, sticks, sand blocks, rhythm blocks, and jingle bells. The little folks wear black capes lined with gold and black and gold caps that were so expertly made by their mothers. Mrs. Patch and Mrs. Hood are the directors of this group. Z0 Baseball FRONT ROI: Roger Hamilton, Gilbert Key, Joe Weber, Richard Rauch, Ross Bushnell. SECOND ROI: Gene Taylor, Loren Feakes, Roger Crubel, Clarence Hroladka, John lilkinson. THIRD ROW: Paul loris and Alvin Arlssg llanagers. Lloyd Feakes, Glen lard Lyle Wilkinson. James R. Hood Coach. Cheerleaders LEFT T0 BIGFI: Theresa loris, Evelyn Quick, Phyllis Jiedy, Patricia Bierman. 22 Basketball A Team FRONT ROW: Loren Feakes, Clarence Hromadka, Gene Taylor, Richard Rauch SECOND ROW: Roger Hamilton, Ross Bushnell, Lloyd Feakes. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Key, Joe Weber, Glen Ward, Coach James Hood. B Team FRONT ROW: Alvin Arris, Gene Taylor, Roger Hamilton, Lloyd Feakes. SECOND ROW: Cllrence Hromadka, John Wilkinson, Lyle Wilkinson. THIRD ROW: Charles loris, Richard Rauch, Loren Feakes, Coach James Hood. Z3 Beaver Staff FIRST ROW: Margaret 0'C0nnor, Marjorie Hermsen, Joan Hinz, Evelyn Ouick, Eloise Key, and Patricia Bierman. SECOND ROI: Loren Feakes, Joe Weber, Norma Govier, liss Stearns, Gib Key, and Paul Moris. Student Government FIRST ROW: Ross Bushnell, Florence Oates, Marjorie Hermsen, Maxgaret O'Connor, and Irma Cruhaugh. SECOND ROW: Gib Key, Joe Weber, Glen Ward, and Theresa loris. Z5 FRONT ROI: SECOND ROW: BACK ROI: Band Rita Hamilton, Leah Jones, Dayle Harris, Caroline Finn, Jerry Richards, Terry Monroe, Joe Weber, Nola Mae Finn. Carol Neises, Alvina Finn, Sandra Cuchna, Loren Feakes Irma Crubaugh, John Wilkinson, Lloyd Feakes, James Noeethe, Linda Harper, Lavon Lewis, Jean Spangler. Larry Moris, Alvin Ariss, Gary Simmons. Mrs. James Hood, director, Norman Campbell, Theresa loris, Joanne Hermsen, Florence Oates, Marjorie Hermsen, Phyllis Jiedy. Girls' Glee Club FRONT ROI: Joan Hinz, Norma Govier, Janice Redman, Jean Spangler, Patricia Bierman, Theresa Moris. SECOND ROI: Jackie Kasparek, Marjorie Hermsen, Margaret 0'Connor, Elizabeth Webster, Gerry Kasparek. BACK ROI: Irma Crubaugh, Phyllis Jiedy, Evelyn Quick, Irs. James Hood, director, Florence Oates, Joanne Hermsen, Eloise Key. 26 Mr. 8 Mrs. Millin For the past twenty-three years our school has been loyally served by lr. and Irs. Janes lillin as janitors. lr. Millin, better known to the students as HJIIN, is always ready and willing to help at any activities going on at the school being at night or in the daytime. Hot Lunches This is the first year we have had hot lunches in our school. These well balanced meals are prepared by Mrs. Osa Horton and Irs. Harold Govier, in the well equipped kitchen of our new gym. They serve from eighty-five to one- hundred students every day. Z7 l 1 1 Our Trophies Bolts 89' Nuts nBo1ts And Nutsu was the title of the all school play that was presented on October 26th, 1950. Z8 WORKING HARD, LOREN? SIILE, RICHARD! v++4' WHICH ONE IS DALE? GOOD SHOT IR. HOOD! 'run Lomssouz .nmxons 30 N Patch Grove Public School ,, ,W , L Patch Grove New Gym After many years of contemplation Patch Grove has finally realized its dream of having one of the most modern, largest, and best equipped gyms in southwest Wisconsin. As part of its general equipment, there is a kitchen which is being used for hot lunches and as a concession for ball games. The large stage is well adapted for theatrical and musical performances. The gym court provides an ideal basketball tournament, and playing court. Plans are being made to have the basketball tournaments here February 22nd and 24th of '51. 31 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEM ER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEM ER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER 5 OCTOBER ll OCTOBER 13 OCTOBER 20 OCTOBER 26 OCTOBER 27 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEM ER NOVEM ER NOVEMBER Calendar of E-vents School opened with forty-three students enrolling in high school. First Senior class meeting. They decided to have their class pictures taken at Dodgeville. Senior Home Economics girls went on shopping trip to Prairie du Chien. Seniors started sales for yearbook. Baseball game with Mt. Hope. We won 14-7. Sophomores gave party for Freshmen that night. Student body had pictures taken for the yearbook. Baseball game with Cassville. The score was 4-3 in our favor. Seniors had a class meeting to decide on transportation to Dodgeville. Seniors went to Dodgeville to have their class pictures taken. Seniors received proofs of their pictures. Baseball game with Potosi. We won 2-0. Cheerleader tryouts. We played Bloomington and lost 3-0. Baseball game with Bagley and we lost 5-1. All school play NBolts and Nutsn was presented. Freshmen gave return dance for Sophomores. Teachers convention. No school the rest of the week. We won over Montfort in our first basketball game of the season 35-24. We won return game with Montfort 46-45. Played Tennyson and won 57-28. Thanksgiving vacation starts. We won over Campion 41-37. Seniors received their class pictures and the cheerleaders received their outfits. 32 DECEMBER 1: DECEM ER 8: DECEMBER 9: DECEMBER 12: DECEM ER 15: DECEMBER 19: DECEMBER 22: DECEMBER 27: DECEMBER 28: DECEMBER 29: JANUARY 1: JANUARY 3: JANUARY 9: JANUARY 12: JANUARY 16: JANUARY 19: JANUARY 23: JANUARY 26: FEBRUARY 2: FEBRUARY 9: FEBRUARY 16: FEBRUARY 22-24: APRIL 6: APRIL 26: MAY 15: MAY 20: MAY 24: We played at Potosi and won 75-35. We played at Cassville and lost by a score of 43-36. Lost a game to Campion 42-37. Seneca played us here and we lost to them by a score of 26-22. We won over Bloomington 46-42. Played Mt. Hope and we won 59-36. Seniors gave annual NHoliday Dancen. Christmas vacation starts. Granton played at Patch Grove and beat. Granton played Bagley at Patch Grove. Granton players left for their home town up north. They sure were nice weren't they girls? Basketball boys and Mr. Hood go to Madison to see Illinois and Wisconsin game. School begins again after vacation. We played Tennyson there and won 62-17. Played Bagley here and won 45-42. We played Wauzeka here and lost 57-49. Potosi played here and we won 71-29. We played Wauzeka there and lost 43-41. Cassville plays here. We play Bloomington there. Mt. Hope plays here. We play Bagley there. District tournament here. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Play. Home Economics Frolic. Baccalaureate services. Graduation exercises. 33 -1 f. 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