Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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EXW ENEJZQXE xnxx! l X9 0 M BET: Stephenson tnere Lost 157 Sen.1.or boys presented a musical program It's a good thang the composers of the munbers were not present to see what happened to their compositions! mrinette here Score, lkarinette 52 Peshtigo M3 6- At last rre're getting started Peshtigo 6 Suring lb comes Santa Claus! Q 3.1 S 3- lla- O- F-59 e traveled to Gillet to play Surmg Very confusing, but true We won 61 16 lost a home game to Lourdes 11,9 37 :Te went to Coleman and took an easy one, bl 29 F-1I'St appearance of the G A A ln an assembly program Played Gillett there and came through with a 145-37 1r1n Jun1ors entertalned at an assembly pro gram 'von our last game of the season from Crivltz ended in a three ww tie for the M and O Conference championshlp At last W'e'11 have a new WUPTV to add to om' collection Iyceum number on autograph collecting and other hobbles We're all inspired to try some of them, but will probably be over the fever by this tlme next week That seems to be the my we operate lately H, 219- A movie dealing nth brotherhood gave us some U-ANI 2 We played Lena here We lost, 3u 25 Coleman here We won, L9 31 Somebody's always taking the joy out of life School started Cnvitz there, and another V1Ct0IY for us 7 Took another beating irom Mar1nette, 33-28 Lost a heartbreaker to Gillett by one ponnt The sophomore program was enjoyed by all lv- We evened our score with Stephenson by winning 511-51 0- Half vray through , we hope--semester marks are not yet out Some of us are, for reas- ons easy to guess, in no hurry to get our grades Played Lena there, and made a brnliam comeback to win 52 1,6 5- Snow! Too l1ttle and too late to do us am' good as far as a day's vacation was concerned We had a vnhistler for a Lyceum program The boys leamed that there are other kinds of whistles than the wolf type Drama Club program and a 52 31 viCt0!'Y 3- h- good food for thought li L - IVIAWQ Tournament began at Larinette Peshtigo played Oconto and lost 113-hh .Ton from Niagara Oh, boy, we can plw for con- solationl In their spare moments during the past week the semor girls stirred up a miscellaneous collectlon of material into an assembly program which was very enjoyable Last night of the tournament, Seymour hh, Pesh- tigo 143 we wuz robbed! Bm Berth was a casualty broke his toe after the game Tem- per, temper! '50 A - , A J CX -..J f N I 1 1 K I I I Y X ' I K L I FK 1 , 6- ' . -hz. H , , ', ' 9- ' - . h, , - . 10- ' - 13. . Q - j 1 ' 8- 17-- ' ' - 0 20- Christmas'vacation starts. Oh, Boyl. Here by a 51-39 score. Peshtigo, Lena, and G53-Lett 2 I 3 -91 . ' X! ' tn . 3- . o - . , l la- . 6. - ' - . ol' ' 13: ' '. 1 I 3 o 2 . ' 1' I 0 . 2- ' , U 2 ' ' 27- - -' i '

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lla- IXLENEJAE 5553-1- Our parents drove us back to the Bastille for another year The large freshman class enter- ed mth the usual combinatlon of timadity and boisterousness Class electlons were held The well organiz- ed senior ma.chine waged an industrious campaign Cheer Leaders elected Sally Haasl, Juch Landre, Carol Lovedale and Cathy Taylor lead the Varslty group, wh11e in charge of the Jayvees are Barbara Bruezmner, Fm Finger, and Joyce Jeske The students engoyed a Lyceum number, Ber- te1le's Bird C1.rcus June Brown helped in the act and got a big kiss- from a bard of course with Sturgeon Bay, 19 18 The varsity cheerleaders made their debut Freshman imtiation The teachers were driven mad as usual whLl.e the freshmen were offlclally taken into our midst One wel come feature was the absence of the onion necklaces formerly associated with this ceremony Our second game, Gillett here The score was 19 O with Gillett on the long end of the rope 30- We won! WE won! Niagara was our victm Score 19 O Seniors sponsored a dance to celebrate Ah! Money! lf.-IIIT' 7 We played Coleman there and lost again 7-0 111, not It shouldn't happen to nice people like us, but it did Stephenson trounced us 745-6 But, we never say die! Those hOI'X'1ble yellow p1eces made their first appearance of the year report cards Just to make the day consistently gloomy Lena gave us a 16-6 licking. 28- Homecoming game The team played hard, Lourdes was too much for them, and we lost 31 O Desp1te the loss, the Homecomlng dance sponsored by the juniors was a success It was a busy week for them In additlon to dance preparations, they worked on an assembly program g1ven thas afternoon A parade spon sored by the Pep Club was held before the game The semors won first pr1ze for the best float in the parade The1r ent con- s1sted of a horse-s1ze bulldog Its ody was assembled by senlor :Lnventive gemuses out of ware, excelslor, and, be11eve it or not, even a lamp shade Legs for the critter were by courtesy of Bill Haasl and Diz Hiller 29 31 Thanks to a fine program of activitles directed by PAL and a change of heart on the part of some of our formr vandal minded assoclates, the usual HaJlowe'en damage was practically non-enstent in Peshtigo They sponsored a masquerade party Halloween night, and prizes were glven for the best cos tumes The decorations were appropriate for the occasion, and an out of town orchestra IXIIIIV Happy Dqt Teachers' Convention! Vacation starts at noon! American Education Week begins Our parents came to v:i.s:.t school Freshman program, a good piece of work for their first attempt Drama Club program Basketball started Our first game with Lourdes in lhrinette got them off to a good sta1't We lost, 35-26 Wausaukee there, and our turn to win one Final score 36-28 in our favor md of second six weeks W, how time flies! 274- Thanksgivmg vacation starts ..-.. ..... A v ' . but . D - . - - ' 6- , ' - - - 1 IZ 9- ' - . 12- ' . ' ' ' 1 In . , . -. 16- We p1ayed.and lost our first football game furnished the music for da-Ixcj-ng 22- - , ' 23- . . '3'2,1 . ' 5 2- 7' 0 I 'N N 11. ' 12- . ' 19- . ' 22- . lb- 23- . . . 21- . 4 o

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EZXILENDAE A magician entertained us Coach got into the , agaan Class basketball tournaments started The freshmen gave the seniors a scare by beating oops, we mean los1ng,l3-3h In an overtime the Junlors beat the sophs 311 33 Tou.rna.ment ended with the seniors and sophs taking first and second places Sally Haasl, Fave Larrick, and Shlrley ltlller brought back three A ratings from the League forensic contest at Gillett All our native and adopted Irish came out a wearan' of the green The third annual freshman nnnstrel show was the feature attract- ion for the Friday assemblv period Nice work, freshmen! A movie and also a number of wandering mlnds now that spring has begun Shakespeare and lacbeth took a fancy beating at the hands of the afternoon senior English class Nell, we have one distinction-no other class can ever match our performance on this occasion look so intelllgent and -ans-.fer nth such a hlgh degree of ignorancel A day offl Liss Brown said it was because of her birthday, the schedule said it was because of a Teachers Convention in Green Bay, and personally, 'we don't care what the cause is so long as we get the free timel SB!! AFI? Sally Haasl, Fave Larrick, and Shirley Ldller came back from the district Forensic Contest at Appleton with an A 'md two B ratings respectively Sally, the first student ever to win this rating tvrice, vnll enter state competition at lhdison It may be spring on the calendar, but it isn't anywhere else Four days of snow, slush, sleet have us all shaking our piggy banks to see if they contain enough money to cover transportation to Florida, Texas , or any other place where we can see sunshine again 5- As the deadline for sending this annual to press comes close, the annual staff are as ing themselves vrlv they ever wanted to break into the fleld of llteraturel Easter vacatlon began School opened its doors to us agaln The Band and Glee Club presented the1r sprlng concert Another sax weeks over Tlurty dovm and six to got Solo music contest in Ihrlnette Band and Glee Club Music Festival in Marmette S Q, MAY Prom! Paul Nesberg and Donna Strutz led the festivltles as klng and queen Sen1or Class Play Senior Skip Daw Some of us will be doing it legally for the first time in our school career Senlor Class Day program 8- Baccalaureate Exams To pass or not to pass, that 15 the question a sixty four dollar one for many of us l.h.Yl'lOI'18l Daw g1ves us a little time for some last minute crammng More exams We're hoplng for a happy ending 4 EI! fllll i TIJNE 1 Senaor banquet 2 Graduation, at last! A act I 0 . 1,- . . '- . 5. ' . . 11- .. . . 13- 21- ' . ' , 22- - . - ' l . 29- a . 214- , ' It ta.kes our own pal-ticwnar brand of genius'to 0 lm 0 ' n 1 I . 1 9 I l 0 19- ' . 22- . high ze. ' ' . M' 2 - 29- . . ' X, ' 'E' r A n . - 30- u f' 31- ' o . . U ' l s am LL- , 0 and