Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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N -G .4 . ' Yilql 'v I., I-K '7'A .f ','. if N' 'x '35 1 N '- '- - 1 . .J 1 - , viiqf. A, .,.f -. Q: v-5, 4 m,:.K W . -4 Yun! '- 3 .N ,- vg an A I '- X1 .Eff 'LAX Top Row: Larson, Carlson, Elias, Lavalley, S. Bundy, Davis, Caebe, Zeman, Strehlow, Schnell, Nelson Third Row: Storey, Strutz, Charnesky, Wienke, Nesberg, F. Struts, Harris, Clark, ll. Behnke, Johanek Lindberg Second Row: lleyers, Cronenworth, Kornburger, Wood, Martin, Kaschke, Brown, Boudreau, Henselman, Race, Belter, Stujenski First Row: Krutz, Noack, S. Hiller, Valley, Kelly, Armstrong, Polzin, B. Behnke, Gaeths The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest organization in school, consisting of eighty-seven members under the leadership of Miss Lundin. Points may be earned during the year by participating in sports, business meetings, and regular activities of the organization. Activity awards are given for the following: an emblem, 500 points: a numeral, 750 points: a pin, 1000 points. Reoognitionxis also given to those who are outstanding in good sportsmanship. The officers elected this year were: President, Colleen Barrettg Vice-President, Shirley Being Secretary and Treasurer, Eleanor llillerg Recording Secretary, Nancy Devroyg Chairman of Ways and Means, Nancy Coppensg Chairman of Indoor Sports, Alice Seefeldtg Chairman of Outdoor Sports, Ethel Jensen. Top Row: Jeske, Bruexmer, C. Eclund, Gould, Bundy, Ames, King, Lindberg, Seefeldt, Gross, Brabender, llcllulty Third Rom Skowlund, Ninnemann, Smith, Bradway, Thompson, Olivetto, ll. lliller, Carlson, Birkett, Armstrong, Brown Second Row: K. Barrett, Couvillion, Karpinski, Lindquist, Hall, lliss Lundin, Kniskern, Finger, Fritz, Peterson First Rows D. Eklund, Seefeldt, Jensen, E. Killer, C. Barrett, Hein, Devroy, Coppens, Olson

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E-MMEMEA QXQ' Standings Baasl, Brabender, Anderson, Storey, Kelly, Seefeldt Seated x Armstrong, Miller, Sohmidke, Ames Student interest in forensic work was on the increase this year. A group of eleven students participated in local preliminary contests this year. Winners were Bill Schmidtke, Constance Brabender, Sally Baasl, Shirley Storey, Alice Seefeldt, and Joyce Armstrong. This group went to Lena for the League contest at which Sally Haasl and Constance Brabender received 'A' ratings in Extemporaneous Reading and Humorous Declamation, respectively. At the District contest in Appleton, in which these girls participated, Sally Haasl again received an A' rating, which makes her eligible for the State contest held at Madison on April 23. This is the second A in the history of forensics in Peshtigo. Since most of the participants in this contest were underclassmen, prospects for an even more successful season next year are very good. .- A club that is growing more popular every year is the Hilite Club. Meeting twice a month, its thirty-five members discuss the latest drama news, techniques, and plays. Included among the club's activities was the annual basketball pencil sale, several plays, one of which was presented for the P.T.A., and a few parties. Officers elected for this year ares President, Ethel Jensen! Vice-president gunebBronm3 Secretary, Alice Seefeldtg Treasurer, Lucy Hanselman: Advisor, Irs. ors erg. Top Row: Nelson, Ames, Lovedale, Davis, Bradway, Duescher, Barrett, Brabender Third Row: Stujenske, Lindberg, Henselman, Struts, layers, Race, Helter Second Rows J. Armstrong, Carlson, Bancroft, Jensen, Mrs. Forsberg, Seefeldt, Borths, Gaeths First Row: l. Hiller, Hall, S. Hiller, McNulty, Brown, Powers, L. Armstrong :Q Y ' 'L :iff V4 Pie' P5 IQ l L-41 ri 1