Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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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

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p . 5 r,-' .' i- ff v ze u. A u' L' ' I 'f-. '-'vlan X f S-N4 ' K W WIJ5af.zu,2 ldv, PM 'bn wifi we-'qs New 'yfrffr 2434 '-:-fiat. 4.511 HM L5f:'. IL Seefeldt, Broun, Behnke, Nelson Barpea ln. Hallett., Barrett U' oh'-mba'-1113 B98-00181111 Brlult Stibbe, Coppens, Dolan, Leyo, Seefeldt BFOFIB Cl-I'1S0D, S09f91d'l7 The art club is an outgrowth of our students' interests. It was organized in the fall of '48 to provide an opportunity for continued development of those interests. An effort was made to meet individual aptitudes, and correlation was encouraged. Members found their art experiences helpful in pre- paring charts, booklets, and designs for A credits in other subjects. Of special interest were lary Agnes Anderson's water color study of our Pacific shore line: Alice Seefeldt's home designs in black and white: llary Lou Behnke's painted necktiesg Darlene Brovm's sketches of the four eras of economic developmmtg Diane Carlson's crayon study of a cottage in the snow Kathy Barrett's fashion designsg and Kenneth Archambault, and Robert Harperls paintings. Club officers were Darlene Brown, president, and Amy Birkett, secretary.

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MQ MQ M Top Rows Hawkins, King, Elias, Bundy, Hiller, Haasl, Taylor, Jeske Third Rows Armstrong, Kniskern, Birkett, Olivetto, Bradway, Bancroft, Landre, Seefeldt, Hanselman Second Rows Schroeder, Lemke, Harris, Storey, Humphrey, Charnesky, Fritz, Krutz, Borths First Rows Drys, Anderson, Carlson. Lindberg, Struts, C. Barrett, K. Barrett, Brabender This organization, drected by lliss Brown, has a membership of thirty five. Thi! year, for the first time in the history of P. H. S. Glee Clubs, the group has appeared in P68019-tion black choir robes, the much appreciated gift of the 1948 Senior Class. The Glee Club takes part in variox s activities, including the Christmas Program, Spring lnsio Festival, end the annual llusic Tournament held in New London this year. The Peshtigo High School Band, directed by llr. Flodine, is appearing this year in the new uniforms which arrived just in time for the lhzsic Tournament in llarinette last year. At this tournament the band rated second place awards in concert work and parade. In the solo division Herman Gross and Elliott Weir received second and third place awards respectively. For itsshare in school and community activities the band leads the Homecoming parade and plays at all basketball games. Soloists and small groups from the band appear on programs given by various clubs and organizations of the city. Top Rows Ehlers, Albrecht, l.Sherwcod, Zinther, Garbrecht, A.Lovede.1e, Schoenfeldt, Harper, Rosenthal Third Rows Hansen, Ninnemann, Thompson, Smith, Reuchel, Johanek, Gremmer, Carlson, Hall Second Row: Storey, Pesch, Strutz, Schounard, Gaedke, Weir, Gross, Anderson, W. Sherwood First Row: C. Lovsdale, Schmidke, Zebrasky, Sherwood, Beauclaire, Landre, Humphrey, Eklund Front Rows Boudreau, Sorenson, Stibbe lr. Flodine 3 na 4.1: ' 5 Q' , .rw ,.. . 4 . . Lv. vnklff-1 vi .E',' isa: rr 'AG N 2 ' mf' '..L'nf', lL, Lf