Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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AE? ELI!! Top u.O'I eoer, Brmlt, Conpen , Slorlund, L 'Xrx o, 'Je uclaire Second Row Gaeth, A seefeldt, rs aulette, ennke, TI Seefeldt Bottom Row Barrett, QI'C13.TI1b3.Ult, Albrecht, A Bruso, Uroxm The Art Club reorganized for its second year :Ln October Meetings were held in the Science room during the actlvity period on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month Interest was stlmulated by the use of movies in this field New activities for the year Che of the magor projects of the year was the development of a series of nistoncal murals for the decoration of the assembly walls Mrs Haulette, organizer of the club, continued as its advisor this year 'Ihe Glee Club, which has thnrty flve members, is under the direct1on of hrs Seger Twelve of the girls in the group are included in a newly organized Trlple Qu3I'tvSto Officers of the Glee Club are President , Sally Haasl, Librarian, Catkv Taylor Onrtstandzng actinties of the year are the Spring Concert, the District 15.1510 Festival at Merinette, and providlng mus1c for the Commencement exerclses The ma,Jor1ty of the girls in the organizatlon were members of last year's Club which won a B ratmg m Eestwal competition at New London Top Row Taylor ,Armstrong ,IL asl ,Hawkins , !aI'necke ,Elias ,Bundy ,Landre , Jeske Third Row Carlson,Strutz,lbyer,Cha.rnes1qr,Bo1'ths ,Krutz,Storey,Boudreau,F1nver Second Row Brault ,Kn1skern,Birkett ,Ol1vetto , Bancroft ,Seefeldt ,Barrett ,Brabender Bott om Row Brovm ,Weber , El:x.as , Miller , Cronenworth , Gehler ,Brzdway FEILEE EU-NVE? . , Q 1 ii ' 1: ,gg L' -' . ' If ,V rw , , 1,5 P::.g' ,.- 'A s ci ' . ms pe f S . . If . H B ' . . , 1 1 , 1 0 . U . I . . I included completion of chalk drawings , pen Sketches , finger painting, and tr-while design . I I . - . . A 0 O 1 ' ' o . . . . . . . A 0 I 1 , : ' G ' :Q 4 ,, f

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FIUILQENEUICE AND HHLIQITE. Top Row Armstrong, f 1 '1 , e on, lolzm, Seefeldt Second Rcrr Blrkett, seo eldt, 'mn en, lller, Smth Seated dansl, strut , otkov , food, L.rr ck Interest in forenszxcs 1S IJICTGBSJJLQ evexj, Je.: Durlng the present season fourteen students were entered :Ln the prel1...1.na..y contests in Oratlon, Decla,mat1on, and Exterfnoraneous Readlng Tinners vere Yvonne Wood, Bill Haasl, Havel Seefeldt, A1109 Seefeldt, Fave L3l'I'1Ck, Any Bu' ett, Shirley I.tLller, and Sallj 'blaasl At the League contest held Ln GLllett Sally Liaasl, Wwe T'11'I'1Ck, 'md Shlrley killer recelved A ratlnvs vrhlch made then ell lble for the D1str1ct contest at Appleton Here Faye and Shirley earned B ratmr' Sally repeated her success of last fear by xnnning her second A rwtuv :Ln Dmstrlct corfoetnf lon, thus oecommg the flrst student 1.n Peshtlpo forenslc corrpetltlon to enter the State contest t 1d1-:on tmce This yea.r's H1l1te Club has the largest membership :Ln :Lts hlstozy, nth thirty five students :Lncluded in the group Three plays and several pantomjnes were g1ven for the assembly, and the club also gave a plq for one of the P T A meetings Play types included a comechr, a farce, and a nystery In addition to 3: dstudy and performance of plays, club members stucbf make-up, and hlstory of ama Club offzcers are President, Ruth Bradway, Vice-Pres1dent , Faye Larrlck, Secretary, Hazel Bancroft, Treasurer, Carol Lovedale Top Row Jones, L.-1cDon-wld, Nelson, eber, Jensen, Larrick, Iovedale Gaeth, PO1Z1l'1, Malke Third Row Stugens 1, Ping er, Anderson, Race, Borths, Ienselrmn, storey, Gryzvra, Devroy, Belter Second Row N Gaetn, Brabender, Seefcldt, Barrett, norsberg, Bancroft, Br d'-ray, Haasl, Brown Bottom ftcrr J dq, Broom, D1v1s, Liller, Gould, Hurley, Ares, farnecle, Hall , . ' . .' ,. 1 ,.. N ' . . I TZTAI.. , U 4...- . . . , ,, 7 ,.. . . . X . ..a l .. . .. Sn . -,. , v H -e M. .. . I 2 1, .S..1 . 5' J. , . ., . , M w- J .A o A I 1 A .C - ..' . u T . A. L Jr C . . . . R .?. . . ' wJ A ' LJ , ' JS: ' K is 3 V- . - . . . . . . . . 1. .- U - - Q 1.1 . . - 0 A o a . 0 0 o : I . ' 0 . O . ,,, 2 f v n v . . . , . Y 5 . 'C . 5 A - . rw . Q . . .. 2 . ' . . 1 . sw . A A u I 14 V IA L ' ' ' '

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AND Back Row fSeatedj Sherwood,Strutz,Anderson,Ruechel,Hu1nphrey CSta.ndJ.ngJ Gum, Stuart ,Arcnalubault ,Storey ,Harper ,zebraslqr ,Rosenthal ,Lanire , Schoenfeldt , A Loveda1e,Lmdberg,D:Lrec'tor F1od.1ne, CSeatedD Stehle,IIeumann,B Shervood, Albrecht Second Row Smlth, Bruemmer,M Sherwood,Fe1ker,Ch'oss,Weir,Ha.nsen,ELh1ers First Row Ni.nneman,KaJ.m,Fitzgerald,Ha11,'1'hcmpson,Car1son,La.rson,Joha.n.ek,I.oveda1e ajorettes Sorenson,Boudreau,Stibbe The Pesntigo High School Band, directed by ln' Ounnard Flodine, has a member- sh1p of forty Last sorlng at the Distrlct Muslc Festival held in New London, the Band rece1ved a B ratlng Besides olaynng at all home basketball games, the Band also takes part in Home- coming and Memorial Day parades and 8.3S18tS at other local events QINEHEETLQA An orchestra organized by three senior boys, Herman Gross, Warren Sherwood, and Elliott 'Yeir has been helpful in school and civic activities this year The group played for class and club dances, and also at banquets given by the Lions' Club and the Chamber of Commerce. mes Brown was the accompanist for the group, and freshman Paul Spangenberg was a great help 111 filling in gaps in the orchestration with his accordion. eww i a . ' . ' o I . .: ' . Beauclaire , Eldund L' : ' I - . A . . . . 1 ... . I I3 1:1 ' 0