Port Washington High School - Powahiscan Yearbook (Port Washington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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Whenour present school was built 1n 1931, your athlet1c program was com- plete. Now, as Athlet1c Dlrector, your days are f11led w1th scheduling games, hlring officlals, securing game contracts, and coach1ng track. Although you have a great interest 1n sports, you are also bus1ly engaged in the teaching of Manual Arts. To you the man who 1S almost always seen wearing a sm11e and 13 eager to give awordof encouragement we say THANKS. DEDICATION Page 5 dv f ' f W. , V 5 W , 1VV,. , , 4 1 A -..J Q 4, V fo D 7 D . . , .. s 7 ' Page 6 M R RAYMOND NEDDEN PRINCIPAL MR WALTER DUNWIDDIE SUPERINTENDENT You the students of Port Wash lngton Hlgh have many wonderful opportun1t1es before you Take ad vantage of them to the fullest always keep1ng 1n mlnd however that w1th opportun1t1es come respons1b111t1es It IS my hope that along w1th your rrght attltudes of 11v1ng anda respect for the moral and sp1r1tual values that have made our country great In these days of tenslon there rrught be a tendency for you to g1ve up hope and say What s the use lf you have learned to accept defeat courageously and success huxnbly 1f you have learned to apply yourself to the best of your ab1l1ty and know your strengths and weak nesses 1f you have learned to d1S cr1m1nate between the wheat and the chaff 1f you have learned to 11ve grac1ous1y wlth your fellow men your years 1n h1gh school have not been 1n va1n. W' A 'E 1 M, , , .. , , , Q a 4 I i I academic education, you may develop 9 3 ' s o v v v I 4 1 0 y ' 4 l , . , , , .. , . . I ,fro Page '7 ,4-Qu ...vig ll-s-. in Page 8 AREN'D ' PAT Commercral Club 4 Hearthstone 1 A I WIL my seat rn 3rd hour to any student who doesn t mmd gettlng anythmg done I though tryrng WE PROPHESY that she w1ll stxll be practrcmg her short hand at Schm1t s BAM BERG BRUCE Annual 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Letterman s Club 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Intramurals 2 4 H Y 2 3 4 Chef s Club 4 Class Offrcer 4 WILL my glasses to John DeMer1t so that he won t lose srght of Gladys WE PROPHESY that Bruce IS st1ll rrymg to get to Drxre BECKER RICHARD Chubby A Chef s Club 4 I WILL my ab1l1ty to get cred1t through ahome course to any one who wants to work WE PROPHESY that Rrch w1ll strll be star gazlng rnto e furrows FIRE UP BEECKLER JOHN rc Chorus 1 H1 Y 4 Manual Arts Club 3 4 Chefs Club 4 IWILL my nap rn Amerrcan Problems class to anyone who doesn t get enough sleep at nrght WE PROPHESY that he s trylng to beat the Wrrght Brothers BERGM AN COLLEEN Chorus 4 Class play 4 I WILL Max to Iulame Demile WE P OPHESY that she and Max w1ll be Slllglllg duets at the Met BICHLER CHARLES Skrp ?lf' Winn' .33 A 2 pw Intramurals 1 2 3 4 I WILL my rntellxgence to any person who needs to have some WE PROPHESY that he s strll squealrng about hrs cows if L 123' 'QCII-7 ima W i 41- if 'S BICHLER JEROME A Intramurals 2 I WILL my luck to Cherney when he hghts the bonfrres at West Bend next year WE PROPHESY that hell be getting anonymous letters from the Lonely Hearts Club BICHLER IOHN A 2 Letterman s Club 4 Football 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 WILL my lrmxted locker space to any Jumor who wants a tlght squeeze WE PROPI-IESY that he d rather rrde on three wheels than four BINSFELD WILLIAM B1 Basketball 2 Football 3 4 H1 Y 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 I WILL a Barber s Degree to the guys on the football team WE PROPHESY that B111 sc0m pass wrll forever bend West BIRKHOLZ ELDEN Terry Eorensrcs 2 Debate 2 Hx Y 4 Basketball 1 IWILL my 2nd hour lrbrary Seat to anyone who hates studymg WE PROPHESY that he w1l1 st1l1 be confused over whrch Pat w11l be the one BOSTWICK MARY BETH Bess Annual 4 Debate 2 Cofnnmercral Club 3 4 Hearthstone 1 2 Student Counc1l 2 4 I WILL Earl Paape to any de servrng Frosh that wants a loyal escort. WE PROPHESY that Bessle and Jlm w11l be l'31SlI'lg lrttle soda Paapes BRADLEY PATRICIA a Irrsh Annual 3 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Hearthstone 1 A I WILL my gym basket to the person who m1stakes rt as a waste basket mstead WE PROPHESY that m the fu ture Ronme w1ll be gettrn Dxmmer every day BUBLITZ. MARLENE Bubby Annual 4 Ban 1 2 3 A 2 Pep Club 4 Gul s Club 4 I WILL my ab1l1ty to get along wrth McCarthy ro Mr R1tch1e WE PROPHESY that she 11 stxll be takrng her Sheer of Lou1s CLAUSING THEODORE Ted A l 2 Chef's Club 4 I WILL mydxshke todo home work to anyone who does not 11ke to do homework WE PROPHESY that he wxll be runnlng the movte cameras rn the future for farmers 35 Sl st Page 9 DAMEROW, JEANETTE Snookie G. A. A. 3, 4, Latin Club 4. I WILL the back seat of that certain Chevrolet to Shirley Shaver WE PROPHESY that she wrll be head nurse at Mayo Cllnrc rn Mrnnesota DECKER RICHARD Annual 4 H Y 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 betterman s Club 3 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Chefs Club 4 Class Play 4 I WILL rf they 11 let me WE PROPHESY that he w1ll strll be drrvrng hrs gxrls around 1n the Country Club truck DEMERIT JOHN Annual 4 Student Counc1l 3 Class Play 4 Natronall-Ionor Soc1ety2 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 Track 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class offrcer 1 H Y 2 3 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL my w1ll less wrll to any wrller who doesn t know what to wrll rn hrs w1ll WE PROPHESY that he wrll be advertrsrng Helnen Radrator Shop wrth hrs All Amerrcan prctures DEMGE JULAINE Annual 3 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Commercral Club 4 Class Play 4 IWILL my abrllty to get my dad s car to anyone who can t WE PROPHESY that she w1ll be experrmenung wuh freckle cream for Max Factor DIDIER, DOROTHY OIDOIOI Commercial Club 4, Chorus 2, 3, Twirling 3, 4, Pep Club 4. I WILL my natural blond harr to anyone who uses peroxrde on theus WE PROPHESY that she wrll be modelxng knrt dresses for Puerlmgs Dress Shop on 5th Avenue DIERINGER JAMES Track I H1 Y 4 Intramurals 2 I WILL all my money bags to Ronald Hustrng and Paul Puerl rng because they don t seem to have enough WE PROPHESY that rn the fu ture Jrm w1ll strll be Krssmg Cousrns DIX IACQUELINE Jacky Annual 3 4 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Nauonal Honor Socrety 2 3 Forensrcs 2 Debate 2 A I WILL those gosh darn Chem rstry stools to the rncomrng Freshmen homerooms whrch w1ll be takrng exams rn there for the next four years WE PROPHESY that she w1ll sull be tryrng to get Julre LaRosa on UHF DRIES NANCY Trny Annual 4 Trr H1 Y 4 Commercral Club 4 Forensrcs 4 Debate 2 4 A Latrn Club 4 I WILL a 1954 Ka1ser4 door to Mr Rrtchrell QProv1ded hrs Chevy goes to the Town Junk Yard J WE PROPHESY that she will strll be pullrng A s rn Englrsh and complarnrng all the whrle 55 xi 'utr-G i nl Lv' Siu E lb - . '9 V . 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G.A. .1,2,3,4, fi 1 Qu C'!40s pdf'-F Q2 ti 1- f EICHSTEDT RENEE Ren Annual 3 4 T H1 Y 2 3 4 l-Iarlequln Club 2 3 Class Play 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Debate 2 A Chorus 1 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 Pep Club 4 I WILL my knee socks to those who have cold legs WE PROPHESY that she ll be thlnklngof Les and forgett mg more EISENTRAUT WILLIAM e Talent Club 3 4 Debate 2 Student Councrl 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety Forenslcs 2 Chorus 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 Chef s Club 4 I WILL my car to Tom so he can plck up Dolly WE PROPHESY that he ll stlll be Rufflng It ERNSTER PETER Pete Lxbrary Club 1 Chef s Club 4 Class Play 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 I WILL my abrlrty to get along w1th gtrls to any boy who thmks he would llke to be slngle WE PROPHESY that Pete w1ll be Mr Legs of 1954 ESSELMAN JAMES Essey Letterman s Club 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 3 4 I WILL my track abrlrty to any one who wants to run WE PROPHESY that he s the fastest mller out to Kuhn s FISH SUSANNE Susle G1r1s Club 4 Annual 4 Hearthstone 1 2 3 4 A Pep Club 4 I WILL my ab1l1ty to cheer at games to all those who don t WE PROPHESY thatshe skeep 1ng track of her mtnnows FREESE MARY ANN Cookle Annual 4 Chorus 2 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Plano Club 3 IWILL parts of Stan s wreck to Marge and Rlck so they wtll have a complete car WE PROPHESY that she s mg to get closer to Klos GIERYIC MICHAEL Mlke Annual 4 Debate 4 H1 Y 4 Class Play 4 Intramurals 2 IWILL my abllxty on e electrlc typewrlter to anyone who doesnt have a bullt rn battery WE PROPHESY that Mrke wrll be chref car washer and wheel shmer at Columbta Garage GRASSE LUELLA ue Annual 4 Debate 2 Commerclal Club 4 Hearthstone 1 Chorus Forenslcs 2 1 WILL my slrghtly used dla mond rlng to Port Hlgh s Lonely Hearts Club WE PROPHESY that Servtce men wrllkeep her busy From Here to Etermty l' K. 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X I ' Z 90 if hr Page 19 yr GRASSER JEAN HEINEN GLADYS Annual 4 Annual 3 4 Tr1H1Y4 T H1Y34 Commercral Club 4 I-Iarlequ1n Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Commercral Club 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 I WILL my herght to Tom Rus G A A 4 Debate 7 sart Chorus 2 3 4 WE PROPHESY that she Wlll srrllbe tryrngto get lastweek s rronrng done GREISCI-I CAROL Commerc1a1 3 4 Hearthstone 2 Chorus 0 3 I WILL the back end of our car to Margre so she and Rrck can have a whole one WE PROPHESY that she 11 be teachmq Frssre the plumbrng busrness GROESSEL PAUL Chef s Club 4 I WILL my pocket book to any one who can keep rt frlled for two nrghts rn successlon WE PROPHESY that he IS strll wheelrng the hearse over to Carrre s I-IAbELEY NANCY Annual 3 4 Trr H1 Y 3 Har equrn 1 Talent Clu 'xauonall-Ionor Socrety Cheerleader 1 3 4 Chorusl 3 3 4 Class Play 4 Pep Club 4 I WILL 'O O00 boxesof crack ers to Polly WE PROPHESY thatNancy wrll strll be getttng calls from Swatek s Trrple Tr1o 7 3 Class Play 4 Pep Club -1 Prano Club 3 Student Council I WILL my metabolrsm to Rrch Decker WE PROPHESY that she s gett mg DeMer1ts rnstead of merrts HOEI-IN JUDY Annual 3 4 Tr1 I-I1 Y 3 4 Harlequrn 1 2 3 4 Talent Club 1 2 3 4 Student COUHC11 'F A 2 Chorus 1 7 3 4 Cheerleader 1 Class Play 4 Pep Club 4 Plano Club 3 IWILL my Trr H1 Y p1n to Tom Kauth so he can be one of the Clrque WE PROPHESY that she s shuf f11ng the Deck ers HUBERT MYRTLE Myrt Hearthstone 1 Debate 1 A L1brary Club 1 Chorus 1 2 Twrrlrng 1 2 I WILL my freckles to anyone who wants a dark sun tan WE PROPHESY M rt s theme songwrllbe Dragnet fShe s SI111 poundrng the beat 1 HUSTING RONALD Homer Basketball F' 3 4 H1 Y 4 Chefs Club I Baseball 1 3 4 IWILL my basketball abrlrty to Mr R1tch1e WE PROPHESY thathe ll neyer mss a chance fo a v. e crack U H 'Dax K i R6 KA' 1- of 'V 42 IENSTERLE ELIZABETH 'Betty Annual 4 Chorus 1 Cornmercral Club 3 4 IWILL my black harr to the back of Mr Adam s head WE PROPHESY that she s strll getung to Random Lake KARRELS DANIEL Dan Annual 4 Debate 2 4 Forenstcs 2 4 Class Play 4 Track 2 Intramurals 4 Chef s Club 4 Laun Club 4 I WILL my agrtcultural know ledge to anyone who thtnks he can use rt QFema1e1ncluded 5 WE PROPHESY that he s gorng to grve Elnstern competruon KAUTH THOMAS at Talent Club 2 Annual 4 Band 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Class Offtcer 3 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL my abrlrty to hght fues to Dennts Qthe torchj Cherney WE PROPHESY that Toms gettmg Corny erevery day 'Q' CHIVALRY ISN T DEAD YET KELLER ROBERT Specral Debate 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Track l 2 Football 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL my football locker to any person who lrkes to be pushed around WE PROPHESY that Bob rs strll trylng to grve Spectal heart throbs to grrls KIRSCI-I WILLIAM B1 Chorus 1 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 3 'IM lib 1 Intramurals 2 3 l K Chef s Club 4 I WILL not WE PROPHESY that B111 and Conme wrll sull be chref spark makersfor Brophy and Olsen KLECKNER CAROL Commercral Club 3 4 Hearthstone Club 1 2 A Chorus l 4 Pep Club 4 IWILL my drrvrng ab1l1ty to anyone who needs rt WE PROPHESY Carol wrll Jorn the Wacs to see the Waves KLEIN ELVIRA Annual 4 Pep Club 4 Commerctal Club 3 4 A 2 I-Iearthstone Club 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 1 I WILL not see you next year s Good Luck to the new senrors WE PROPHESY that Elv1ra and Eddy w1ll be rarsrng educated lrttle farmers if Q' lx Q Myvf I Page 13 as fb Page 14 ig-Y KRII-IR KATHRYN Katre Annual 4 A Commercral Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 I WILL my slrmness to Julame WE PROPHESY that she wrll be cluef edrtor of the gossrp column of the Belglum Ga zette KULTGEN JOHN Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Hr Y 4 I WILL my abrlrty of f1re flghtrng to Dennrs Cherney WE PROPHESY that he wrll be strll srttrng on a prllow so can see out of hrs Brg I-Iud son LAMB LOIS Annual 4 Chorus 1 Grrls Club 3 4 Harlequrn Club 3 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Student Councrl 1 A 2 Band 2 3 4 Trrple Trro 2 3 Pep Club 4 I WILL my seat rn Amerrcan Problems to anyone who en Joys lrstenrng toa Repubh can Campargner WE PROPHESY that Lo wrll st1ll be Bounclng around the water prpes LANSER JOHN Class Play 4 Football 3 H1 Y 3 4 I WILL my Ford to anyone who would appreclate havrng a good car for a change WE PROPHESY that John wrll be rnstallrng Ford motors rn Chevres LEBESCH DAVID Dave Annual 4 Chorus 4 Letterman s Club 4 Football 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 l WILL my good trmes rn lugh school to anyone who lrkes to have a world of fun rn four years WE PROPHESY that he wrll be Banlung on Corrrne for en tertarnment LESCH EVELYN ve I WILL all my personal pro petty to anyone that can frnd them after I graduate WE PROPHESY that she will study hard for her Nurse s Cap LINDEN BONITA Bonrue Annual 4 Grrls Club 4 Commercral Club 3 Student Councrl 2 3 A 2 Class Offrcer 4 l WILL my place rn the senror class to my brother Otto WE PROPHESY that Bonnle wrll sullbe preferrrng Tom to nor mal boys LINDNER GARY Tex Annual 4 Chorus 3 Class Play 4 Chefs Club 4 I WILL my Darry Queen cap and apron to anyone who lrkes the stuff WE PROPHESY that he w1l1 be usrng Bev as hrs chauffeur 'cz' Xilnlj Q4- 'Q' wr-'1 Ihr! 'Q' I sr' 'fbi' im LORGE, MARY JOAN MAYER, JOSEPH Sis Joe Annual 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Triple Trio 2, 3. I WILL my ability to drive a car not a Chevrolet to Mr RIICIIIC WE PROPI-IESY that she ll sull be plowrng around wrth the Country Boys LUBNER MARK A 2 Intramurals 1 2 I WILL my abrhty to get along wrth teachers to those who can no WE PROPHESY that he ll stlll be chref Professor at MacMur ry Grrls School LUBNER VICTOR Lube Intramurals 1 2 3 4 I-I1 Y 4 I WILL my front row seat rn Amerrcan Problem class to Butch Brrkholz WE PROPI-IESY that he s stlll readrng books on Bubble Dancers MAYER JOHN a Debate 2 Chorus 1 2 3 H1 Y 4 I WILL my Ford to anyone who has to walk to school II s better than nothrng WE PROPHESY that he s sull usrng hrs heatlng technlque to warm up Joanne Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Football Manager 3, Track Manager 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 4, Hi-Y 3 4. I WILL my extra hand to any one who needs an extra one WE PROPHESY that he s sull show1ngh1s muscles off rn gym class MCGAW THOMAS Letterman s Club 2 Baseball 4 H1 Y 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 I WILL my three years rn Gen eral Math to Drck Langlors WE PROPHESY that he s stlll grvrng lessons on love the back of the show MEHRING RICHARD Dlck Annual 4 Talent Club 2 Student Councll 4 Band 2 3 4 Swrng Band 2 Cross Country 4 I WILL meme glucklrchen stunden rn den deutschen und englrschen klassen zu rrgend ernen der dus amt besser ken nen Iernen w1ll WE PROPHESY that he ll st1ll be takrng hrs drum lessons froma close frrend MILLER DUANE Flsh Chorus 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 I WILL my old relrable car to Mary Erdenberger because a Cadrllac looks l1ke too much for her WE PROPHESY that hell be forever shuffllng between Port and Saukvllle 2-G' Q ya Nha- 1 Page 15 32 Lv sa af.. Page 16 MORRELL, YVONNE Frosty Annual 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Latin Club 4, Pep Club 4. IWILL my physics workbook to any future physics student whois willing to pay S5 for it. WE PROPHESY that she'11 still be Dune ing her thoughts. MURPHY MARY Murph Commercial Club 4 I WILL to Judy Hoehn all wet shoes clothes e c an powdered hair which she o unselfishly presented to me in gym classes WE PROPHESY that she ll be All American because of 7th hour gym class NAGROCKI JUNE June Bug Annual 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 Powahiscan 3 A Commercial Club 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Library Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 I WILL Mr Ritchie a broom stick so he won t be bothered with women drivers WE PROPHESY that june will be leading a crusade against the Republlcans NOLL ROBERT Bo Letterman s Club P 3 Football 3 4 H1 Y 4 T ack l I 3 I WILL my knowledge of Eng llsh ll to anyone who would like to repeat it WE PROPHESY thatBob willbe paying farmers for their mail boxes OLSEN, CONSTANCE Connie Annual 3, 4, Girls Club 4, Harlequin Club 1, Pep Club 4, Debate 2, Commercial Club 4, Student Council l,2, G. A. A. 2, 4, Library Club l, 2, Band 1, 2. IWILL my ability to hold a man to Pol1y. WE PROPHESY that Connie willraise a bunch of Cuties. PENKWITZ JOHN Pinkle Debate 2 Track 3 H1 Y 4 Chorus Football 3 4 Letterman s Club 4 Intramurals 3 I WILL my skinny little body to Gub and Hig WE PROPHESY that he will forever be a roving Romeo PETERSON SHIRLEY Pete I-Iearthstone 2 3 A 2 1' XIX 1 'fir 'On ' 'sv' Q1 I WILL not Q WE PROPHESY that Slurley will be sole owner of the Har ley Davldson Company PROM SUZANNE Suate Annual 4 Forensics 3 Harlequln Club l 3 4 Commercial Club 3 A Chorus 1 Band Z .3 I WILL a bottle of ink to the person who stole my pen! WE PROPHESY that Suzie will be modeling sweaters from Sears SL Roebuck -xx. env- is 41 PUERLING PAUL RAU GERALD Chorus 2 3 Football 3 Intramurals 3 Pep Club 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL a pack of cigarettes to Gubber to stunt hrs growth WE PROPHESY that he ll be gettrng the busy srgnal QUADE GERALDINE errr Annual 4 Commercral Club 3 4 A 2 IWILL my abrlrty to walk through the halls wtthout berng stepped on to any other half pmt WE PROPHESY that she ll be sellrng Peanuts RADY RALPH Radrator Letterman s Club 4 Football 3 4 H1 Y 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL mx speed to any upand comrng track man WE PROPHESY that he 11 be playlng Santa to the foot ball team Skrp Student Councrl 3 Letterman s Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 IWILL my ab1l1ty to skrp to Ternes and get to machrne shop to any young up and comrng students WE PROPHESY that Skrp wrll be takrng the plunge REIF MARILYN Drmples Annual 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 IWILL my drrvers lrcense anyone who has a car to wrth Il WE PROPHESY that she ll sull be grvrng, Jrmmy Boyd com peutron wrth her vorce RIEMERT MAXCINE Mac Annual 4 Comrnercral Club 4 Hearthstone l 2 3 A A Llbrary Club 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 4 I WILL my clean gym clothes to the people who are too lam to take therrs home to b washed WE PROPHESY that Mac will be makrng and modelmp her own clothes 'P'-7 J' 3' A.,- ,cv viva.. 'QW Hard Work Produces A Good Annual Page 1 7 ' , ' '.3,4. . - .'.3.-1. SU ' j ' I I n. .' 1 u n , k, ,s . ..1 I., .. g c..A. .1, ,3,4 G.A.A.1,2,3,4. , 4. . . to 5. T' ' ' ' go X ff . ' ' 'f-wr .. J C G ' . G.. . .1,2,3,4, X 1 V 1 9 ! has -f ' - 4 1 - ' Av ,E ki im r if . I i C 4 I ' ' E - P f'N as vw Slab '1-sl W '73 Page IE '11 I is ir' I RISMEYER SHIRLEY Annual 4 Hearthstone J 4 Chorus I HILL rrx asthma to the Ce darburg team so they cant pla next xear WE PROPHESH that sh ll be r in f1sh1t5t Jo ephs r phanaee RITZMAN KATHLEEN Kai Xnnual 4 Commercial Club S arlh onel P X PLD Club 1 I WILL my seat onlxlr Ritchie s bus to anyone who wants to listen to him complaii about his bus every morning WE PROPHESY that she ll still be stacking the Decker ROSEWITZ MARY ANIN Toons Annual 4 Commercial Club 'Z 4 Chorusl ' 3 I WILL the priv1leLe of beini, in American Historx class two wars to Bobbi Rueter WE PROPHESH that she ll still x Q oi three hourso sleep a x Lek R NKLI xl 'N llullllu 9 term' S ' if A ., we wall 1 7 it A I aiirigq Ll - , i . Q j 'Q foot all aw. L- r .ing sophomore ll ... in Bio 05.5. WE lllxUPllE5Y that he will lit st -in or Mr. Pee e S. RUe5 -KRT THOMAS Tom Annual -1 Studei t Coun il Lettermai s Clt n Bas etball l Track l Cross Countr Pep Club X LL th m a Ls r x ar basketbillsquau WE PROPHESY that h ll usinqhis kebbedfcct toe can from Polly RYER JOAN A nal '3 1 Girls Club 1 z A Band l Pep oand I Pep Club 4 L I 3 send rnes Pollx WE PROPHESY that she. ll be an interior decorator it Schir t Constructionl onipunv SCHALLER DONALD or Football 3 Intramurals 4 Chef s Cllab I WILL mx abilirx to 1 rlone wit the teacher tt .1 ont who can use it WE PROPHEDY that li ill b oreier pilotini. hi little reu pickup SCHNIIT CllXRLEb Chuck Y C ef 2 Club l, LL my car to an ' 'lll'iS ui ' 1 Lp U11-tip 'aukxille ' m' eg A io without g'ttin,, caught. WE PROPHESY that he will be shipwrecked on the reefs. rid' 'CI' 1-G., 'C' ii:-' 45 'Xl' f-ov msg, .: f m f, I 3:1.,nQ'ztE. 315, Aff 4 vii is X, K sim 5 in A 1 -st S I . 1 -' 1 1' J tt 4 5 SCHANEN, DONALD Track 2, Chef's Club 4. I WILL my neat locker to any Junior who has ambition enough to clean it out next year. WE PROPHESY that he'll pro- duce his own Ford factory. SCI-IMITZ, DOROTHY Dodo Annual 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Harlequin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3 National Honor Society 3 A A Chorus 1 2 3 4 Triple Trio 4 Cheerleader 1 3 4 Pep Club 4 I WILL my megaphone to Mr Murray so that the students can hear what he IS mumbling about WE PROPHESY that she ll be going to Ag Class to learn the th1ngs Jim can t teach her SCI-IOLZ. GLORIA Annual 3 4 Tri I-li Y 4 Hearthstone 1 2 3 4 Student Council 4 A 2 Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 IWILL Marlene Kay and Susie to anyone who wants them WE PROPHESY that she ll still be giving the Cedarburg girls competition SCHUELLER NADINE Annual 4 Commercial Club 3 Hearthstone 2 3 4 Student Council 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Debate 2 3 4 Chorus I Forensxcs 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 PepClub4 Triple Trio 1 I WILL my debattng ability to anyone who wants a big head ache WE PROPHESY that she and Gordy are giving the Arthur Murrays competition SHAVER, RALPH llRed i D Chef's Club 4. I WILL my likeness of school to Marvin Klemp. WE PROPHESY that he's still making out with freshman girls. STELLER, DONALD StelI Annual 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3 Hi-Y 3, 4. I WILL Bab Brunswock my m torcycle and Gauerke m flash tester WE PROPHESY that he will be taking over Bob Eichstedt s place TACKES PATRICIA at Commerctal 3 4 Hearthstone 2 A 2 Pep Club 4 I WILL my riding horse to Mr Ritchie so he doesn t have to suffer the bumps of h1s Chevro e WE PROPHESY that she ll still be giving Dale Evans a run for the West TENPENNY IIM Snups Chorus 3 Basketball 3 H1 Y 4 Pep Club 4 Chef s Club 4 I WILL the Camel Corporation to John Mayer so he doesn t have to smoke O P s WE PROPHESY that he s still trying to get two nickels out of ten pennies in f '7 ,av as if Y K KZ Fmt is YE 'Quai I 1 Page 19 4334 A-me gui 434' li ki TIMMERMAN JUDY Trm Annual 3 4 Grrls Club 4 Harlequrn Club 1 2 3 Commercral Club 3 Forensrcs 2 Debate 2 Pep club 4 A Chorus 1 2 3 4 Twrrlrng 1 2 3 4 All School Musrcal 3 I WILL my long legs to Stub by Legs Polly WE PROPHESY that she s strll tryrng to beat Luella to the good lookrng customers Bowman s UBBINK JOE Annual 1 Talent Club 1 2 3 Student Councrl 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Swrng Band 1 2 3 Class Play 4 Trackl 2 3 4 I-I Y3 4 ChefsClub4 IWILL my skung ab1l1ty to Bev Krrsh WE PROPHESY thathe rs tryrng to economrze by burnrng coal rn hrs crate WATRY JAMES 1m Track 4 Manual Arts 4 IWILL all my knowledge learned rn four years of school to anyone who needs rt WE PROPHESY that he IS strll leanrng hrs head to the srde to hear rt all WEGENER FREDRICK Fred A I WILL my brarns thatl haven t gotto anyone who needs them WE PROPHESY that he rs strll trxtnc, to get Margre s locker WEILAND ARLENE Annual 4 Commerctal Club 3 A Pep Club 4 I WILL my srxth hour gym class to anyone who wants to lrsten to Joyce I-Iernen s jokes WE PROPI-IESY that she rs strll crursrng around wrth Harold WEILAND IOANNE Sunshrne Annual 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Forenstcs 2 gxrl who hates lookrng up to men WE PROPHESY that she wrll be head bookkeeper at J at H WEISS JOE Basketball 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Class Offtcer 1 I WILL all my Monday morn rngs to somebody who has rough weekends WE PROPHESY that Joe and Vrc are rarsrng lrttle Werss ones WESTER CELINE Annual 4 Commercral Club 3 4 A IWILL my abrlrty to talk rn 5th hour study to anyone who lrkes to wrrte themes for Mrss Drake WE PROPHESY thatshe wrll be alrlme hostess between Bel grum and Knellsvrlle 'H-s. ,Q5 'C' is 1 ' I Page 20 ,f ,V ' I 1. '45 K x ' - , G.A. .1,2,3,4, K 3 ' u 1. 1 ' I cz ' . ' I 'C - G.A. .1,2,s, ' ' . I - ' at ' ,V.s ' M A ' , , ' lf i f Football 1, 2', 3,4, I-WILL my height to any short is- 'r '1 I 1 . il.. I ' y 4 4 .. 1 J I , . i n 'Y' Ikikskqi Q A :. : M i' V UI. J' , n 1 k A A 1 . ' 1 .1 1 1 V :li Z at L Y - fs ,. it ' A ' V1 it I I 1 u Q ,, N , If W' .Q F.F. .3,4. , 1, t V ' 1 I 1 ' I ' i . WESTER, ROBERT Bob Track 4, Chef's Club 4, Manual Arts 4. l WILL my brains in History to anyone who wants them. WE PROPHESY that he's still 2 in a World History exam. WEYKER, PAUL Sweeny Football 3, Baseball 2, Intramurals 2, 3. IWILL my ride to school to anyone who hates to walk to school WE PROPHESY that Sweeny will be driving the get away car for bonfire lighters ZAUSCH, MARGIE Annual 4, Commercial Club 4, Hearthstone 2, Chorus 2, 4. IWILL my sleep at night to Carol so she can get up in the morning. WE PROPHESY that Margie is still Rick shaying back to Rick. ZICK, CAROL Carrie Annual 3,4, Harlequin Club 1, 3, 4, Talent Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1 Class Play 4 Triple Trio 2 3 4 Latin Club 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Band 1 I WILL my hips to Max Buser so he can hold up his pants WE PROPHESY that Carol is still crying over her first Manhattan KX SENIOR A DVISORS Mr Ritchie, Mr Diehl, Mrs Phlppen, Miss Murphy, Mr Adams 7 I TAI I I I I I' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John DENISIII V1cePres1dent Bruce Bamberg Presrdent Tom Kauth Treasurer Bon n1e Lmden Secretary are Steps toward God COLORS Blue and Wh1te FLOWER Red Rose Gladys Henen Valedxctonan Alan Runkel Salutatonan Pa ge MOTTO - our steps Forward I ,f way' WWW s 4 n w 1'- Q 1 n ,,.u N 'ffm a 4' If WA W on 'uf 'Vw +. Q .... 'ff ll, MW 7 Page 28 tn, ' N t- fl . I ,. 1 f A . ww A A , -2 ,Y,Y , X ' MW . - PM ' ' . , , V..-.V - ,. :., f ,. , I , - ' ' . 4 , 5 1' ,W 7 ' , V 4 'gait , , - f ' 5' S f . ,W X L f gf-f . Q . A ' Q, , ,q ' v' af 4 ,. UQ ' Y ' .A 2 , , Q - I , . ' V n 33.5 Nw , V '-' . 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M f, .. 4 A if 31211, 4.47 JUNIOR OFFICERS Presldent Sandy I-lernzelman Secre tary Jack Scheftgen Treasurer JUNIGRS After complet1ng the1r th1rd year of h1gh school, the Jumor class 1S 1ook1ng forward to becom1ng the gradu ates of 1955 In May the blggest soc1al event of the year the prom, 1S sponsored by the Jumors They are 1n charge of elect1ng the k1ng, se1ect1ng the theme, and f1nal1y chang1ng the gyrn 1nto a tem porary ballroom Towards the end of Sprlng the Jun1ors b1d farewell to the graduat1ng class at the J'un1or Senlor Banquet The student body we re sure, 15 grateful to the Jun1or g1rls for the candy stand Wh1Ch they run at noon and after school throughout the year, for the purpose of makmg money for these act1v1t1es Everyone seems to appre c1ate the fact We hope that the future sen1or class w11l enJoythe1r f1nal year at Port I-hgh l Page 24 M R G A T Z K E Thlrd row Gary Bley John Baas Kehlor Bossler Norbert Ansay Max Buser Donald Drdrer Cllfford Baumann Ronald Bermck HalB1rkho1z Second row Denn1sCherny Arlene Bares Barbara Bre1tzman Barbara Decker Gehl Cornell Agnes Arendt, Joe Brever, Joanne Brchler, Elmer Bxever Frrst rowg Carol Anderson, Darlene Davres, Robert Brnsfcld, Barbara Drles, Lourse Ballbach, John An tome, Pat Depresse, Nancy Braby, Mr Gatzke . 5 i V D 4 . . . 1 i . . ,Y l , fy . . . O . - . . , . ! Alan Sauer, Vice-Pres. g John Antoine, ' - ' ,, c . ' - . . I 7 ' . N I 1 1 M IS S D R A KE Th1rd new Tom Foster Ireneus Grxes John Gahan James Kertscher Wayne Graf B111K1mba11 Frank Ga an Second row Carol Elchenseer Pat Glatch Audrey Kathexser Rosemary Fechter Sandy Hernzelman Barbara Gross Donna Fredrrckson Mrss Drake Fxrst row Arlene Jacque Judy He1ser Jerry Goedert B111 Kathexser Edward F1sh Alta Huettel Bar bara Hensel Pat Gonwa .IUNIORS M R M U R R A Y Thxrd row Jrm Mayer Otto Lmden Bob Kolbach Edward 1.1ermann Tony Nrckel Harry Klemm Keuh Knst A1 Krxer Jack Olszewskl Second row Patr1c1a Paape Carol Molhng Jlm Lubahn Manlyn Mlller Larry Larson Mary Jane Lodle Alrce Lubner Mr Murray Flrst row, Barbara Jo Meyer Mary Jane Klas Beverly Klrsch Charmam Mueller Agnes Kleckner Delores Klos Page 25 . - . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 I I I I U V ' I Y ' 1 n I I I l U I 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 MRS HUBER Thrrd row Kexth Schachel John Schmtdt Alan Sauer Rxchard Schmrt B111 Sauer Eugene Penkwltz Peter Paulus Robert R uter Second row Donald Runkel Roger Powers Jack Scheftgen D1ckRe1ter Ronme Schnexder Rosahe Schlenvogt Annette Rexter Mrs Huber Frrst row Margaret Rausch Jean Schanen Vrrgmra Scholz Arleen Sauer Nancy Pearne V1ctor1a Rlsch Jo Anne Retzer .I UNIORS Page Rb MISS SEVENICH Thrrd row Shrrley Shaver Ge ald Wxlde Ray Totzke Syl Weyker Robert Stageman Jxm Wolomcz Sheldon Shaver Carol Storck Second rovs Va1or1e ThC1S Genev1eve Stadler Mary Watry Chuck Voge Erleen Tutas Margaret Serres Erlamae Thelen MISS Sevemch Frrst row Angelme weyker L11a Sxlvers, Mane Useldmg Momca Watry Mtldred Watry Mary Tackes Jane XV6113Dd . I . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A , ef 1 U . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . I 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 ' r ' ' 1' 1 1 A 1 1 1 . 1 , . H . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - N . , . , . . I . . 0 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 4. Q-aifls 5 1' Nr S W nyfyfff rw 35' fmsfqk M, gy Pg27 SOPHOVORE OFFICERS Marcia Woodward Secretary Kath leen Thersen Vice President Phrl Krrer President Fred Krrer Trea surer SOPHOMORES The sophomore class has several accomplishments to its credit in their two years with us. They have sponsored several re- cord dances as entertainment after basketball games. Anew idea, the Sock Hop where everyone dances in their socks, was also dreamed up and spon- sored by the sophomores. This proved to be a great success. At the beginning of the year the halls buzzed with the excitement of class elections. After campaigning, the best qualified candi- dates were chosen. We hope that they keep up their good work and we wish them the best of luck two days of Page 78 M R D E M E R I T Third row Judy Drredrrc Dennis Croatt Roger Damerow Louis De Groot Bob Clark Dave Durdall Ruth Boland Bernard Casper Catherme Cornell Second row Jeanine Bruecher Louis Densow Eugene Beeckler jack Fellenz Pat Betz Carol Clark Warren Clausing Mr De Merit First row Joyce Esselmann Lenora Ballbach 11m Fowler Dave Erickson Lawrence Bradley Gerald Chapman Nic Bley Carol Eldenberger r ' . - , v r 1 1 n , v . . . . . . p f n r n n r v - . . . - r v v n r v , . . f v y n u s n 1 . r MISS SEVERSON Thrrd row Chuck Greryrc John Jaekel Phylhs Irwm Gale Ingersoll Donald Jacque Larry Krefer Adolph Grenzebach Ca ol Hoge Allen Fromm Edward Gavrn Jane Hughes Second row Gary Gauerke B111 Haskey Bertha Huettel Shrrley Katherser Donna Henke Janet Ge ner Patrrcra Goldberg Denny Franzke Mary Hubrng Mrss Severson Frrst row Susre Hagelund Paulme Hrber Kathleen Gross Joyce Hernen Mary Kxmball Betty Hom merdmg Margo Grerveldrnger Clar1ssa Grres SOPHGM OR ES MR FOSTER 'l'h1rd row Rrchard Knoespel Judy Perffer Fred Krrer Jrm Nloll Edward Kletzren Rxchard Klas Mrke Koenen Phrl Krrer Lance M1lJat Betty Lrermann Second row Kathleen Novshek Bonnre Kraus Henry Mueller Jean O Brren Roger Noll Paul Krrer Nona Koepp Rrchard Lehn Mr Foster Frrst row Francrs Kleckner Germarne Klas Edrtl' Lamson Beverly Mueller Pat Nelson Evelyn Klern Janet Luedtke Dons Klug Annette Nrederkorn Page 29 : , . 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I , , V I , 1 1 1 n p - MR ROSE Thrrd row Gale Sellers Jerry Rodesch Frank Prochaska Frederrck Prom James Sauer Rodney Schroeder Ervrn Schachel Barbara Stem Gene Quader Mary Ann Prrce Second row Rlchard Runkel Harold Schachel Carol Stark Anabel Schwenker Suzanne Steenrs Judy Schrnker Joseph Schanen Bob Roob Mr Rose Frrstrow lxancy Plrer Jane Schuknecht Joyce Rufftng Rrchard Rtsch Lynn Rob1nson Norman Phrlrpps Roy Rau Sue Poull Vrola Prerre SOPH OMORES Page 30 MRS BEHNKE Thrrd row Kenneth Vxeyker Rrchard Zrpperer Ronn1e Zregler Karl Wegener Martrn Yovanovrch Charles Veen Xt alter Th11l Roland XN atry Paul Useldrngt Leon Ttetyen John Thomas Second rom Marranne Weeqe Lora lownsend Rose Mary Vrxmer Kenneth Welland Robert wagner Ph11US6lCl1flg Dorothy U xrner Jane VandeBoo1n Betty Weyker Mrs Behnke Fxrst row Roberta Stone M xrcra Woodw ard Kathleen Thersen Ruth Streff Joanne Watry Dorene Vkerrer Duane Stratss Richard Thelen . V. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . H , . - - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , W , . , , , . . u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 H , , 7 . . , - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . Q Y 1 1 1 1 A 1 1, 1' 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - I 1 , ., . . Page 31 Page 32 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Barbara Rrtzm an Secretary Joanne Blrck Presldent Davld Frank Vxce SCD! M IS S Thlrd row Jean Bermborn Joanne Bhck Barbara Darlene Berend Pat Buchholz Joan Barber FRESHMEN Thls be1ng the1r f1rst year here, the freshman class spent the flrst few weeks gettlng acqualnted wlth the school and 1ts act1v1t1es They have organlzed both a Sclence Club and a Manual Arts Club and have spent some tlme studylng the govern ment Havlng three years st11l ahead of them, we hope the freshmen have lots of fun and make the most of the1r school years at Port H1gh 1 H A G M A N Brunswxck D8V1d Bxchler Tom Allen jamce Ansay Second row, JanetBl1ck Leonard Berndt Lawrence Bruecher fv11lIOfl Decker Beverly Becker Sharon Bublxtz Shrrley Bryant Mlss Dorothy Hagman F1rstr0w Kathryn Anzra Audrey Bares Earl Buehler Betty Bares, Norman D Angelo, Margorre Day ton, Ardrs Crow ,4 H dv .Q ' 'V B 11545-he if ' ' . I '-J.. ', ,,' . . : 2 151531-1 B fr y President: John Gerald, Treasurer fAb- 3 , , Q4 f 'i' Xu? W v I , , A ' 1 D 6 , , 1 1: . ' 2 K Z . up ,J 4 ' 'V V 1 0 4 X 'I 5 5 ' f Q ' ' 5 B e 3 ,I J I . F' . 1 1 M R D E G R O O T Thxrd row Jerry D1d1er Alvrn Glese Yvonne Gxonet Irene Dr1es Arthur Fromm Karl Grupe Davxd Frank Robert Jackel Nancy Hublng Delmar Freduckson John Gerold Second row Margaret Duff George Graff Jul1ann Gall Mathlas Graff Dons Frsher Paul Gallwltz Donna Jeskxs Myra Hester Mr De Groot Fxrst row John Gahan Gera1d1ne Frsh Nelhetta Fe1ere1sen Jean Goedert Lrnda Irwxn George Hu bert Dorothy Jacque FRESHMEN Q M R K IM B A L L Thxrd row Sue Larson J1m Nagrockl Don Laubenstem Tom Johnson Charles Kner Bob K1rst D1ck Langlors Robert Meyer Henry Kultgen Second row Margaret Krapf Donna Mae Klug Charles Opttz B111 McGaw Jane Krerf Sylvla Lesch Drana Krause Mr Kimball Fust row Terry Klrsch Clara Melshermer Fred Mueller Karen Mxelke Joan Mayer Mary Lou Klrmse Page 33 V4 'E ,V If JN , 5 Q: .-N, Wff Y W ' , l . ' I A I ' 1 . .-4 , 1 V 3 f L: 1 l ' Q Q ll u l Q l Th1rd row Earl Paape Rodney Schueller Eugene Ryer John Schreld N1c Schrnker James Peterson Allen Powers Jrm Prom Henry Rreke Second row Marlene Rteter Jams Paape Cl1ffR1smeyer Tom Peters Robert Schoeder Gall Rathke Bom te uzman MISS Sexfert Ftrst row Elsa Schmtzer Delores Prom Carol Ruffrng Marshall Puckett Pat Schubert Barbara Rrtz man D1anna C CChl'I11I FRESHMEN 5h 'C Page 34 M R S D I E H L Thtrd row Howard Weyker Wrlbert Templeman Dennrs Weslow John St Peter Ronald Shaver Joy Ann Schultz Bob Schuengel Dennrs Storck Beatrlce Torke Second row Joanne Vs agner Jamce Sears Donald weyker Joel Trmmerman Clayton Xnlmot Sam Staton Donald Xxeyker Waynet Schumacher Mrs Drehl Fltst row AIICB Werner, Sandra Uttech, Mary Ann Useldlng, Barbara Shampo, Andrae Jean Ubbmk, Sally Jo Setfert, james Thompson Q 3 n T .. F on ' . 5. A fa ft' , f'. f' ' . . A - M A Q l V . 1 . ' R Q , s 1 t l T I Lyn . Q' - 1 1 lv 4 A ...th . . MISS SEIFERT WM 7 1 5 'L I 1 ,J I0 we iff Q al 'Q 4 'o,Qfo v QPOQQ Page 35 Senlor Ed1tor Art Fd1tor Photo Ed1tor Buslness Manager Off1CC Manager Page 30 Jacky Dlx Edxror rn Chlef EDITORIAL STAFF Gladys Hemen John Schm1dt Don Steller Nadlne Schueller Rlchard Mehrln THE ANNUAL Being part of an integrated staff, whose function was to compile the act1v1t1es and progress of the school year students were able to express themselves creatlvely whether lt be 1n the f1eld of art wr1t1ng photog raphy typlng or buslness adm1n1 strat1on Each staffmember edltor or manager hada part 1n the orgam zat1on of the book so that they could br1ng to you the 1954 annual Mrs Dlehl and Mlss Seven1ch are the ad v1sors BUSINESS EDITORS AND SECTION EDITORS bOCl6Iy Edrtor Nancy Haseley Gul s Sports Ed1tor Ruth Boland Boy s Sports Edrtor Bruce Ba nberg Club Eduor Yvonne Morrell Crrculauon Manager Barbara Decker Copy Manager Joann Xxerland Homeroom Eduor Kay Rrrzman A lx N U A L S T A F F Fourth row Gale Sellers Ruth Boland Barbara Stern Larry Krefer Dave Lebesch Bob Clark John Deklerrt Torn Russart Charles Veen Rrch Decker Tom lfauth Alan Runkel Judy l-loehn June lwagrockr Judy Perffer Thrrd row Arleen Sauer Jane Hughes Donna l-lenke Dorothy Schmmtz Mary Jo Lorge James Peter son Judy T1mrnerm an Catherrne Cornell Yvonne Morrell Pat Bradley Betty Jensterly Judy Drredrrc Anabel Schwenker Erleen Tutas Second row Lrla S1lvers Bob Schwengel Mrke Grerylc Yxonne Gronet Kathryn Krrer Denms Cher ny Nancy Drres Joanne Blrck Gary Lrndner John St Peter Sandy Hernzelman Sue Larson Frrst row Margaret Duff Rlchard Peterson Patr1c1a Goldberg Conme Olsen Luella Grasse Bonn1e Lrnden Glorra Scholz Dan Karrels NllSS Sevemch ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Fourth ron Bonn1e Kraus John Gerold Celrne Hester Nlary Ann Freese Joan Ryer Jularne Demge Margaret Serres Suzle Prom Lors Lamb Jane VandeBoom Janet Luedtke Joyce Hernen Mary Klmball 'l'h1rdrox1 Nlary Beth Bostmck Nlarlene Bublrtz Elura Kleln Pat Nelson Mac Rremert NIarc1a lxooduard Kathleen Thersen Erlamae Thelen Arlene Xxexland Susanne Frsh Ruth Streff Nlary lxatry Second rot-1 Darlene Danes George Hubert Kathleen Novshek Betty Xkeyker Jane Schuknecht Betty Hommerdrng Barbara Shampo Clarrssa Grres Niary Erdenberger Roberta Stone Jean Gras se Frrst ron Nlrs Drehl Renee Erchstedt Carol Erdenberger Margre Zausch Sue Poull Niary Ann Rose wrtz Marrlyn Rerf Barbara Hensel Nancy Braby Vrola Prerre Geraldrne Quade Page 37 Y. . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 , . . , . t 'I l - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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I I U 3 I I ' I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated Gladys 1-lemen Dorothy Schmrtz Nad1ne Schueller Nancy 1-laseley John DeMer1t John Anto1ne Stand1ng B111 Ersentraut MISS Severson Jacky D1x B111 K1mba1l STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc11 IS an or gamzatlon wh1ch goxerns the stu dent body of the h1gh school A representatrve IS elected from each homeroom Members have grade average of e1ghty f1ve or above The proJects of the Student Counc1l were the Homecommg program and parade the sponsor1ng of a dance and clean up cam paxgn a Chnstmas program and Brotherhood Week observance They also helped plan some of the Wrsconsln Extens1on programs The off1cers are Presldent Mary Beth Bostw1ck VICC Presr dent John Antorne Secretary Tom Russart Treasurer Rxchard Mehnng The adv1sor of the club IS Mxss Se1fert Page 38 51 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The tvwo fold purpose of th1s nauonal honorary organ1zat1on IS to encourage students to ma1nta1n a h1gh scho1ast1c average and to recogn1ze those students SVIIII h1gh scho1ast1c ach1evements those 1s1th outstand1ng 1ntegr1ty and character and those who have done the most for the school The membersh1p requ1rements of th1s socrety are a student must have a B average have taken part 1n the requ1red number of ex tra currrcular 3CI1VlIl6S and have faculty approval Upon becom 1ng a member he must cont1nue to ma1nta1n these standards 1n order to reta1n h1s membersh1p The members usually range from 10 to 16 ID number The ad v1sor IS Mxss Severson STUDENT COUNCIL Standmg Mxss Serfert Jack Freese Paul Useldxng Tom Russart Larry Lar son Rlchard Mehnng Frank Gahan Th1rd row John Antome Jane Schuknecht Barbara Brunsw1ck Judy Perffer G1or1a Scholz Second row Mary Beth BOSIWlCk IXIIOIIICH Watry Pat Schubert Margaret Rausch Beatnce Torke F1rst row Gladys Hemen Carol Clark George Hubert FOREINSIC SQUAD DEBATE SQUAD Thlrd row Annette Nxederkorn Beatrrce Torke Betty NN ey I-:er Yvonne Gxonet Jean Schanen Nadme Schueller Second row Kathleen Novshek Barbara Dnes IeanO Brlen Gale Ingersoll Nancy Drres Frrst row Mr D1ehl Denny Franzke Jerry Rodesch John Schmrdt Dave Durdall Dan Karrels M1chaelG1ery1c FCRENSICS Th1s year twenty three students s1gned up for for ens1cs, a spr1ng speech ac events are extemporaneous Speaklng and read1ng, four m1nute speech, or1g1nal and non or1g1nal oratory, hurnorous and serlous de clamatlons All of these speech events contrlbute greatly to a student s self conf1dence, personallty and ab1l1ty to thmk on one s feet Th1s year the League Forens1cs Contest was held here at Port on March 13 Port speakers who rece1ved DEBATE SQU D The debate questlon was Resolved That The P1-es1dent Of The Un1ted States Should Be Elected By A D1rect Vote Of The People Over twenty fwe Port Students turned out for the 1953 debate squad FIVE teams ga1ned actual ex per1ence 1n debat1ng w1th other schools 1n tournaments held at West Be nd Sheboygan North and Central, Unwerslty Exten s1on, Marquette and Menomo nee Falls Th1s was also the f1rst year of our membersh1p 1n the Braveland Conference The purpose of debate 1S to help students express themselves more clearly and speak more fluently The varsltyteamwas com posed of Jerry Rode-sch, John Schmldt Nancy Dr1es and Na d1ne Schueller The coach was Mr D1ehl A awards here competed 1n the Mllwaukee D1str1ct at Wh1tef1sh Bay on March 27 D1StT1Ct ' A w1nners competed at the state con test 1nMad1son on Apr1l 10 Mr D1ehlwas the coach Fourth row Mr Drehl Barbara Decker Nancy Drres Kathleen Novshek Betty Weyker Nadme Schueller Thrrd row Dan Karrels Margxe Serres Marcra Woodu ard An nette Nlederkorn Second row Dave Durdall Yvonne Gronet Barbara Dues ean O Brren Denny Franzke Frrst row John Schmrdt Jerry Rodesch Lols DeGroot Mary Watry Margo Grelveldmger Margaret Rausch Page 39 WMM - IC - 3 . Pl 4 ' . . . . . . , - I I I I D I - . , ' ' . 1 . . . , . 1 O . . tivity. The seven forensic ,Q ' A a + A - ' ' Q i A L' - -ji 1 :A ' . v - h ' R 1 'i t - 'P . . x - I . t Y - ,W , . : ' ' , I' . . . , l I os an Z . . . . U r - - r H - : . ' . ' .I 0 ' ' O . I CHORUS The chorus is under the direction of Miss McBride. It has approximately eighty nnen1bers,and encouragesstu- dents who have an interest in music. They attended two clinics, put on a Chrishnas concert,a joint concert with the band, a spring concert. They also at- tended the music tournament at Cedarburg CHEERLEADERS Second ron Jane VandeBoom Kathleen Thelsen udy Drredric Ruth Streff Frrst row Nancy Haseley Margaret Rauseh Dorothy Schm1tz Barbara Dries Pa ge C H O R U S Fourth row Pat Betz Jane Hughes Barbara Stern Judy Hoehn John Penkmtz John Kartanas Don Garbe James Sauer Larry Krefer Nia! 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A, Page 41 LETTERMAN 'S CLUB When a boy receives an award in one or more sports at Port High, he rs ellglble to Jorn the Letter man s Club The purpose of the organtza t1on tsto pro note better and closer fellowshtpbetxseen fellow athletes and to provtde a soctal outlet for those uho parttcrpate Some of the projects of th1s year tnclude The Faculty Basketball Game 1n March The Lettermans Stuff and Grunt lNh1Ch 151116 annual award dtnner where all the lettermen recetve thelr awards for the year 1n all sports Managrng the sale and sell mg of season trckets for football and basketball games The offrcers are Presldent Skxp Rau Vrce Prestdent Tom Kauth Secretary Treasurer John DeMer1t Mr Gatzke IS the chref con ductor of the meettngs at regular club tune Mr Murray Rttchre Mr Foster and Mr De Merrt are also the advtsors LETTERMAN S CLUB Fourth row Paul Useldmg Jtm WOIOWICZ B111 Exsentraut Syl Weyker J Rrch Decker Tom Russart John DeMer1t B111 Brnsfeld Rtchard Schmtt M1keKoenen Duane Mrller Tom Kauth Gary Bley Thtrd row Otto Ltnden DonE Steller Tom McGaw Ph11Kr1er Bruce Bamberg Alan Sauer Dave Lebesch Sk1p Rau Larry Kiefer John Blchler Alan Runkel J1mLubahn Jtm Esselrnann Second row Joe Btever John Penkwttz Robert Blnsfeld AlKr1er B111 Ktmball Bob Noll Joe Mayer Denn1s Cherny Ralph Rady Ftrstrow Doug Rttchte R1chardLehn Pau1Kr1er Lynn Robtnson Fred Krter Robert Keller Harold Schachel Mr Gatzke PEP FLUB Frfth ron Nancy Haseley Jackte D11 Valorte ThC1S Barbara Brertz nan Yxonne Nlorrell Judy Hoehn Judy TllYllllCl'lIl3ll Ruth Boland Lots DeGroot Tom Russart Judy Pelffer Carol Hoge Gale Sellers Barbara Decker Vmttma Scholz Judy Drredrtc Dorothy Schmttz Fathertne Cornell Fourth ron Kay Rttzman Sue Ftsh Joan Ryer Exelyn Kletn Jane Vande Boom Jeantne Brueche Etleen Tutas Arleen Sauer Donna Henke Mary Klmball Margaret Serres Nona Koepp Marte Useldtng Bonnte Kraus Connte Olsen Mary lxatry Kathleen Noxshek Glorra Scholz Tlurd row Kathleen Thetsen Nlrldred Xwatry Jane Schuknecht Nlary Jane Klas Margaret Rausclt Bu Krrsth Nadtne Schueller Elura Klern Betty lweyker Ruth Streff Arlene wetland Pat Deptesse Mary Tackes lNlOI'llC3 Watry Erlamae Thelen Lora Townsend Carol Kleckner Second ron Lots Lamb Gerrname Klas Dorothy Drdter Joan Mayer Pat Tackes Joyce Hetnen Mary Etdenberger Donna Fredrrckson Shtrley Rtsmeyer Barbara l-lensel Delores Klas Ltlran Drake Frrst ron Marlene Bublttz Barbara Drtes Pat Gonna Sue Poull Maxctne Rremert Pat Nelson Nancy Braby Renee Elchstedt Gladys Hetnen Jane Hughes Marcra Woodward Page -lf HARLEQUIN CLUB It consists of stu- dents who are interested indrarnatics. This year the Harlequin club put on a series of one act plays. Miss Hagman is the advisor. THE OFFICERS ARE: Presrdent Yvonne Morrell Nancy Drres Secretary Jane Schuknecht Treasurer Monica Watry Vice Pres HARLEQUIN CLUB Thrrd row Mary Ann Prlce Betty Lrermann Miss l-lagman Second row Carol Clark Bonn1e Linden Carol Zlck Joyce Hernen First row Marranne Weege Renee Elchstedt Gladys Hernen LATIN CL UB The Latin Club is made up of approximate ly45 members,who take part in activities which class time does not per mit Its main purpose is to stimulate interest in Latin Some of the projects conducted by this club were A bus trip to see The Robe in Milwa kee, sponsor a valentine Dance, Halloween Party and a Roman Spring Banquet The club advisor is Miss Hagman The off1cers are Presldent Yvonne Morrell Vice Pres Nancy Dries Secretary Jane Schuknecht L A T I N C L UB Fourth row Bonn1e Kraws Judy Drxednc Yvonne Morrell Carol Hoge Judy Pexffer Phyllis lrwm Loxs DeGroot Barbara Stern Ruth Boland Gale Sellers Kathleen Thersen Nancy Dries Sandy Hernzelman Thud row Joanne Blchlcr ' la Silvers Jeamne Bruecher Patrrcla Gold berg Carol Clark Lance Mrljat Ray Totzke Mary Krmball Jane Huvhet Nancy Peame Momca Watry Betty Weyker Second row Barbara Gross Jane Schuknecht Marcia Woodward Joyce Hemen Mananne Weege Kathleen Novshek Margo Grelveldmger Betty Hommerdrng Pat Depresse Mrldred Wauy Mxss I-lagman First row Annette Nrederkorn Jeanette Damerow Richard Lehn Mary Tackes Arlene Jacque Sue Poull Kathleen Gross Carol Eldenber Treasurer Monica Watry ger Vlola pm-re Page . 0 . . . 1 1 1 - . , . . . 1 1 1 . 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H Y C UB Fourth row John Schmrdt J1m Tenpenny Robert Stageman Gary Bley Peter Jushka Mlke Koenen Ray Totzke B111 Blnsfeld John DeMer1t Tony Nlckel Chuck Schmrt RlCh Decker Bob Clark Larry Krefer Rxchard Schmrt Tom Kauth Vrctor Lubner Harry Klemm Thtrd row Joe Brever Tom McGaw Jack Freese James Kertscher John Beeckler Sklp Rau B111 Elsentraut Bob Kolbach Ervrn Schach Dave Lebesch Bruce Bamberg Paul Useldtng Edward Kletzren Ph1l Krler Bob Keller Second row Harold Schachel Rlchard Knoespel Joe Mayer Don Garbe ny John Lanser Otto Llnden Bob Noll Denn1s Croatt D1ck Relter Frrst row Denny Franzke Robert Reuter Robert Bmsfeld Ralph Rady John Penkwxtz Jrm Lubahn Fred Krxer Bernard Casper Paul Puerlmg John Kultgen Ronald Hustxng Eugene Beeckler Jrm Fowler Mr Adams HY The HI Y rs an orgamzatlon for the boys ln the upper three years of hlgh school The purpose of the HI Y 13 to mamtarn and to extend a h1gh standard of good fel lowshrp and Chrrstran l1v1ng rn our school and throughout the com mumty Included rn the many actrvrtres sponsored by the HI Y th1s year were the Homecommg Dance and the Clothrng Dnve There are about 40 members and the club advrsor 15 Mr Adams The offlcers are Prestdent Denms Cherney Vrce Presxdent Gary Bley Secretary Tom Kauth and Treasurer Jlm Lubahn MANUAL ARTS The Manual Arts club 15 one of the newly organxzed clubs thrs -if year It s advrsor 15 Mr DeMer1t Thrs club has twenty frve mem bers whose goal 15 to achreve wrder experrences rn manual arts They made small shuffle boards and games for the hospltal and shut ms 'vl ANUAL ARTS CLUB Second row Arthur Fromrn Rodney Schueller Denms Weslow Joe Schanen Charles Kner John Beeckler Clayton Wrlmot Kenneth Weyker Mr ueMer1t F1rst row Bernard Casper Allen Powers Delmar Fredrrckson Nrc Bley Franc1s Kleckner Fred Mueller Marshall Puckett Tom Foster Page 44 I- L , - : ' ', John Mayer, Jim Dieringer, Don E. Steller, Terry Birkholz, 'Dennis Cher: l..- L g Q AI! 1 . .l .I ' I A 4 s 'C d O COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS The Commercial Club is one of the largest and more active clubs in school. It has a present enrollment of 58. It helps to prepare students for the business world. Some of its projects were sell- ing homecoming favors, a Christmas party, sponsoring the Christmas Dance with two other clubs and a field trip to Milwaukee for the Sen- iors. Mrs Phippen is the advisor Vice President - - Margaret Seres Secretary ----- Nadine Schueller President ..... Mary Ann Freese Treasurer ----- Mary Beth Bostwick COMMERCIAL CLUB Fourth ron Barbara Dues Alrce Lubner Luella Grasse Mary Io Lorge E1leen Tutas Carol Mollmg, Valor1e Thexs Barbara Brertzlnan Audrey Kathexser Mary Niurphy June Nagrockl Barbara Dec ker Vrrgrma Scholz Genewxexe Stadler Joan Xkelland Mary Jane Lodle Pat Bradley Annette Reiter Kathryn Krier Thrrd ron Marie Useldmg Renee Elchstedt Kay Rxtzm an L1la Silvers Sandy I-lemzelnan Bonnie Olsen Margaret Rausch Barbara Io Meyer Mary lx atry Gladys Hemen Joan Ryer Second ron Jean Grasser Angelme Weyker Mary jane Klas Mac Rxemert lxadme Schueller Wester Snare Prom Carol Kleckner Julame De nge Mary Ann Freese Elvlra Klem Xxerland Erlanae Thelen V1ctor1a Rrsch Carol Anderson FIISI row Gerald1ne Quade Pat Gomwa Barbara I-lensel Margie Zausch Xlarllyn Rexf Pat Mary Beth Bostmck Nlary Ann Rosemtz M1ldred Watry Mary Erdenbergcr Pat Arendt Alta Huettel Nancy Braby Mrs Phxppen Celme Arlene Tac kes Page 45 . ,: . . , , . , , ' . . ' I , I ' . Linden, Rosemary Fechter, Agnes Arendt, Charmain Mueller, Margaret Serres, Pat Paape, Connie ' 'I , A 'V - ' I . I v . F F A Fourth row Theodore Clausmg Rrchard Klas Roland Watry Karl Wegener John Baas Rrchard Rathke Syl Weyker Jr Bob Kolbach Fredrxck lwegener Kexth Krrst XJ alter Thlll Mark Lubner Thrrd row Edward Kletzren Bob Krrst John Sch1eld Frederxck Prom Jerome Brchler Charles Brchler John Brchler Rtchard Kultgen Donald Jacque Roger Damerow Peter Paulus lreneusGr1es Mr Arthur Kelm Second ross Warren Clausmg Leonard Berndt Rrchard Zxpperer Henry Densow Kenneth Wetland Earl Paape Robert Meyer Ftrst row George Graff Paul Ga1lw1tz Mxlton Decker Roy Rau Howard Weyker Ronme Zregler Roger Noll Mathtas Graff Robert Schoeder Donald Weyker B111 Haskey Rrchard Thelen Thrs club of 54 members rncludes for the frrst trme all the agrtcultural department The purpose IS to help stu dents make a begrnmng ln farmlng They have many projects whxch 1nclude pro rrotrng farm safety enterlng 1nto state competltlons d velopmgleadershrp encourag mg co operatlon and n provmg scholarshxp The offrcers are Prest dent John Bxchler Vtce presr dent Charles Blchler Secre tary Roger Noll Treasurer Pete Paulus The advtsor IS Mr Kelm SCIENCE CL UB The Sclence Club teaches the freshmen laboratory tech ntques through actual labora tory experlences Nlr Fxnner the advlsor sard that offtcers would be elected when the need for them arose The stu dents drd qulte extenslwe work rn glass blomng QCIENCE CLUB Ftfthrow Janes Petersor Davrd Frank Clayton Xxrlmot John St Peter Rodney Schueller Lu ene Ryer Tom Allen Arthur Fromm Charles Kner Jrm Nagrockr Mr Frnner Fourth ron Allen Powers Marshall Puckett Donald Weyker Ruth Kertscher Margaret Krapf Thrrd row Howard Weyker James Thompson John Gerold Tom Peters John Gahan Geraldme Flsh Bonme Rrtzman Second row Sharon Bublrrz Barb Ratzman Earl Buehler Robert Schoeder Delm ar Fredrrc kson Flrst row Charles Oprtz, Fred Mueller, Mathtas Graff George Graff Page 40 F A. F. - , ' 1 . 2 ' B- . - . if - Kultgen'. David Bichler, Flmer Biever, Karl Grupe, John Thomas, Louis WW ,A 1 jf Ear N--4 Q Y CHEF S CLUB Thxrd row John Penkwrtv Theodore Clausrng Chuck Schmrt B111 E1sen traut Donald Sc-ham-n John Beeckler Ralph Shaver Second row Robert Keller Paul Groessel Rxch Decker Tom Kauth John DeMerrt Donald Schaller Frrst row Mrs Behuke Gary Lrndner B111 Ktrsch Bruce Bamberg Peter Ernster Duane Nixller CHEF S CLUB The Chefs Club 15 under the drrectron of Mrs Behnke Its chref purpose rs to en able the boys to do thelr own cookrng 1n case of necessrty twlce a month and 15 druded 1nto two groups wrth twelve boys 1n each sectron The project of thrs orga n1zat1on rs to make food that melts rn therr mouth and eat FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of thrs club rs to help glrls decrde whether nursrng lS the rrght career for them A number of outsrde speakers were called rn educatxonal movles were shown and the grrls usrted varrous hospxtals The advrsor 15 Mrs Kauth FUTURE NURSES CLUB Srxth row: Shrrley Shaver, Phyllrs Irwrn, Gale Ingersoll, June Na grockl, Barbara Stem Frfth rowg Ruth Boland, Judy Perfier, Yvonne Morrell, Barbara Brunswrck. Mary Ann Prlce, Connre Olsen Fourth rowg Nona Koepp, Joanne Retzer, Nancy Pearne, Sandy Hernzelman. L1la Sxlvers, Ga11Rathke Thrrd row: Patncra Goldberg, Kathleen Thersen. Betty Hommerdtng, Joan Ryer, Jane Schuknecht, Mary Watry Second row: Susanne Frsh, Momca Watry, Mary Tackes, Jeanette Damerow, Dolly Fererersen, Mary Ann Useldrng Frrst row, Dxanna Schmrt, Roberta Stone, Judy Helser, Sue Poull, Dorene Werner, Carol Exdenberger Page 47 5 af! - , ' ' 5 1 , D 1 . . .,, in L . ' 7 so , y 1 'I The Chefs Club .meets wk 3 ' 1 A ,J - v - - WW' lv ' 3 D . ' . - 1, - J S J 4 A E S ' l I SH -I HEARTHSTONE CLUB The Hearthstone Club IS for g1r1s who are mterested 1n Home Econ om1cs Some of the club s projects dur lng the past years where a taffy apple sale, a style show, a Chr1stmas tea makmg bean1es, and a p1cn1c They went together w1th the Com merclal Club and G A A for a V1ctory danceand a Chr1stmas dance MISS Murphy 1S the adv1sor H EARTHSTONE CLUB OFFICERS PreS1dent Arlene We1land VICE Presldent Kay Rltzman Secretary Elvlra Kle1n Treasurer Nadlne Schueller ' 9 Q u 'Mix D0 'mf7 '-w bu--0-I YJ HEARTHSTONE CLUB Fxfth row Shuley Bryant Joan Barber Mary Lou K1rmse Dorene Werner Nona Koepp Donna Fred rrckson Delores Klos Fourth row E1v1ra Klexn Arlene Werland Nadme Schueller Judy Drrednc Jane VandeBoom Anabel Schwenker Ruth Streff Thxrd row Shxrley R1smeyer Joan Mayer Lenora Ballbach Vro1aP1erre Kathleen Gross Roberta Stone Second row Dorothy Jacque Marjorxe Dayton Ardxs Crow Maxc1neR1emert Pat Nelson Beverly Becker Nancy P11er Joanne Watry Shlrley Kathexser Janet Luedtke Clar1ssaGr1es Darlene Berend Irene Drxes Nellxetta Fererersen Barbara Brunswlck FIISI row Mrss Murphy Kay Rxtzman Sue Flsh Marlene Bublrtz Glona Scholz Evelyn Kle1n Ger matne Klas Bonnxe Kraus Arlene Bates Agnes Kleckner Ju11ann Gall Barb Rrtzman Bonnle Rrtzman Dlane Strauss Iamce Ansay Ruth Kertscher Louxse Ballbach Gale Ingersoll Geraldme F1sh Sharon Bublrtz Page 48 9 . . , . - - .... I I ' . O I I . O f I V. Ui , .. A . B 41 Q A ' 1-1 - f. - Q E! 5' 'O 2. ' w , Q .6 6. '-2 Q S 1' F '1 W ' ca , n A - I Q I - .C F fs, . , J p N Q i 1 N -wk, V W Q b ' , I 3 ,K r ' C ' I - - . . , , . . . . 2 ' . ' . ' . ' I . . , . . . . . . . - , . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . ' : . . . . , . - ' I. I I I I 1 I 1 . . . . 1 . . . GlRL'S CLUB The purpose of this club is to promote Christian character in the school and the community. Some of their projects include giving help to a needy family at Christmas, a Christmas Party, and a pot luck supper. They have approximately 60 members. Mrs. Huber is the advisor. President ---- Dorothy Schmitz Vice President- - Lois Lamb Treasurer ---- Kay Ritzman GlRL'S CLUB OFFICERS GIRL S C LUB Fourth row Erleen Tutas Mary K1mba1l Jane Hughes Carol Storck Dorothy Schmitz Judy Txmmer man Judy Hoehn Ruth Boland Barbara Stem June Nagrockr Judy Perffer Gale Setlers Jackle Dlx Gloria Scholz Donna Henke Valor1e Thets Barbara Dues Nancy Peame Margaret Rausch Margaret Serres Conme Olsen Joan Ryer Bonnre Lmden Mar lene Bublrtz Mary Beth Bostwrck Second row Mary Exdenberger Andrea Jean Ubblnk Erlamae 'Khelen Mary Watry Renee Exchstedt Gladys Hexnen Kay Ritzman Marcra Woodward Jane Schuknecht Joyce Hernen Evelyn Klem Mary Jane Klas Mrs Huber First row Carol Erdenberger Nancy Braby Barbara Hensel Sue Poull Marilyn Reif Germalne Klas Sandra Uttech Geraldine Quade l Page 49 Third row: Kathleen Theisen, Sue Fiah, Lois Lamb: Lila Silvers, Sandy Heinzelman, Nancy Haseley, Page 50 ull n EL im' we I E 0 df? HIGH A 44' sf 3.1. Page 51 -of QQKL A ns ' lfltla S, 5 If A rf . x H, S The Kmg and Queen of our Homecom mg Gary Bley and Sandy Hemzelmane I On Hornecoming night there was a victory on our field. We beat Menomonee Falls 32 to 6. After the success, the Hi-Y sponsored a dance. The music was furnished by Harry Rothrnan. The king, Gary Bley and the queen Sandy Heinzelman reigned with the court--John DeMerit, Gladys Henien, Tom Kauth, Kathy Theisen, Syl Weyker and JoAnne Blick HOMECOMING First prize went to Miss Severson s homeroom Tirne For V1ctory' Page 52 The second place was Mrs Ph1ppens home room We re On The Ball MING FLOATS Fourth place went to Mr Rose s homeroom Keep The Home F1165 Burrung Page 53 Pa ge 54 The Sadle Hawklns Day Dance was sponsored by the Jun1or class The superst1t1on of Frlday the th1r teenth had no effect on the attendance at the dance The decoratlons also added enjoyment to the atxnosphere The Port Hlgh Dance Band furnlshed the muslc The lucky couple chosen as Dalsy Mae and L1tt1e Abner was VICIOIIH Rxsch and Joe Wxess Cou ples from Dogpatch were enjoy1ng the dance. V' ' . my SADIE HAWKINS x me - e FROZEN FANTASY Frozen Fantasy was the theme of the Chr1strnas Formal sponsored by Commerc1a1 GAA and I-Iearthstone Clubs Desp1te the lack of snow outs1de Re1ndeer and a s1e1gh loaded w1th g1ftS from Santa adorned the Q northwest corner of the gyrn In the oppos1te corner was a the decoratlons prov1ded punch stand surrounded by a Wlntry atrrxosphere evergreen trees spruxk 1edw1th snow R1chard Kent s orchestra fur nlshed the muslc for the dancers Page 55 Pa ge 56 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Thrs year the class play was enutled George Washlngton Slept Here and was wr1tten by Moss Hart and George S Kauf man It wasa brg success on Broadway and as brg a success at Port Hrgh The play was a comedy about a father who bought an old colonxal house rn the country much to the surprxse and annoyance of h1s wrfe The attempted elopement of thelr daugh ter a vxsrt from a supposedly nch uncle no water an unne1ghbor1y ne1ghbor and an mdescrlbably saucy nephew all helped to make the play a barrel of fun Thanks to the dxrector Mxss Hagman and the flne cast and also everyone else who helped to make the play a success Rf e 9 Q s ' Q gqwgy '- ., Vs, wage Wmhozgtm Mr Klrnber Newton Fuller Annabelle Fuller Madge Fuller Steve Eldrldge Kat1e Mrs Douglas Clayton Evans Rena Leslle Hester Raymond Uncle Stanley Leggett Frazer Tommy Hughes Sue Barrington Miss Wilcox Mr Prescott Slept Wea 6445 Dan Kar rels Gladys He1nen Yvonne Morrell Joe Ubbmk Judy Hoehn Carol Zxck John D6M6T1t Nancy Haseley Ju1a1ne Demge Gary L1ndner Duane Mueller R1ChaTd Decker Peter Ernster Renee Emhstedt Coleen Bergman John Lanser iw' X 3. 9' l Page 57 , i 4 T .fm ff. J e NT ,NA ,f J wx g V 1 J b - ,f 5 3 . . h -V ' QT . N Alan Runkel i - ' J., . f . 1 'A L ff , W. 5 V .Z T Lf X 4 f I-,af J, ' I . 1 K. x e ,, f 'al se- f ' J A, J, x JUNIOR PRCDM 7953 The theme of the Junior Prom of 1953 was Song of the Islands . As you entered the Paradise Island through a bamboo doorway, you were met by natives dressed in hula skirts. The palm trees and the murals on the walls gave the gym a South Sea Island effect. ! Page 58 DIQ O Pram? The king and queen, Tom Rus- sart and Gloria Scholz were crowned bylast years royalty, John D'Ange1o and JoAnne Quade. Their court con- sisted of Skip Rau and Margaret Serris, Allen Bchling and Carol Zick,Bill Binsfeld and Viola Pierre. The crowd had an enjoyable evening dancing to the music of Richard Kents orchestra. Page 59 Pa SENIOR CLASS ELECTIONS After a vrgorous and rnteresung cam pargn Bruce Bamberg John DeMerrt Bon me L1nden and Tom Kauth were elected as our class offrcers The votes of the Semors who elected them proved worth whrle because these of frcers drd much to promote the general rnterest of the Senror Class Each party contrrbuted much en thusrasm rn makrng the electrons success Ll THREE WITCHES AND A BROOM Tom Russart Nancy Haseley Mary Ann Freese Dorothy Schmrtz RACKET SQUAD John Lanser Nadrne Schueller Mrke Greryrc Skrp Rau PEEPER S PARTY Allen Runkel Bonnre Lmden Rrch Decker SPEED EXPERTS Bruce Bamberg Alvrra Klem Joann Werland Tom Kauth Presrdent Vlce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Y-I bb THREE WITCHES AND A BROOM Left to rxght TomRussart Nancy Haseley Drck Mehr mg and Mary Ann Freese MISSIHQ rs Dorothy Schmrtz Q., 91 gy -37 'L PEEPER S PARTY Left to rrght John DeMer1t, Rrch Decker, Bonme Lmdeu and Allen Runkel ge 00 yr Q . , . 2' . - A 3 1 . . fr' 'NY ' ' - if as , f 1, J xi Aft ' ' ' M A .Nr ' John DeMerit ------ Vice President V f 13? . - A f 'A 4 A ' . 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H tl I , 'fs . at f 'Q J N 00049 31, I 6 'J usa is 2 01.75 4 0141-Jun 1 'NCQ S :KX 'X Page 61 FCJOTBALL Frfth row Jack Freese John St Peter Harold Schachel Joe Schanen Nrc Schrnker Rodney Schroeder Ronald Schaver John Gahan Denny Franzke Irwrn Schachel Rrchard Rathke Fourth row Jrm Prom, Ireneus Grres Roger Powers Jack Fellenz Lours Densow Pete Paulus Bob Kohlbach Harry Klemn Clrf Baumann Gene Ryer Joe Ubbrnk Thrrd row Paul Krrer Bob Brnsfeld Charles Veen Paul Useldrng Bob Keller Kerth Krrst Rrch Schmrt Mrke Koenen Larry Krefer Bob Noll Second row Coach Gatzke Jack Penkwrtz Phr1Krrer Ralph Rady Otto Lrnden A1 Krrer Bruce Bam berg Duane Mrller Br11B1nsfeld John Brchler Coach Murray Frrst row Dennrs Cherny Skrp Rau Rrch Decker Gary Bley Tom Kauth Dave Lebesch B111 Ersen traut Syl Weyker Jrm Lubahn John DeMerrt Brll Krmball and plagued by rnjurres through a successful season W know that he wrll contrnue hrs frne record rn the future successful season Hrs role as B team coach and as srstant varsrty coach was agarn very outstandrng John DeMerrt a senror letterman was elected by hrs teammates as most valuable player for the 53 season John drrected the team on the freld and was the chref runner and passer for the team C. Tom Kauth was prcked by hrs teammates as cap tarn forthe 53 season Hrs frne playrng was reflectrve of thrs honor ...J WM V -' r' . 7 1 i :.f1fr:.ff'rs, , 'gr W - -Q - , 7-T.. .. . r A X M ,,.-1'.An ' JSF' FQOTBALL SQUAD - Sixth row: Mgfs. Jim Wolowicz, Joe Biever, Alan Runkel. ' if X W . 3 I f . . . ' e , K' , ' . .Al rl - , . A F .. 4 J 5 - .. . W I . . Coach Gatzke led a team weakened by graduatron Coach Murray agarn led hrs B team through another ,,4u. KIEL The P1rates opened the 1953 season by trounclng K1el 33 O The f1ne play of the Port defenslve l1ne was largely respons1ble for the vlctory John DeMer1t was hlgh scorer w1th 13 polnts R1Ch Dec ker B111 K1mball and John B1chler each scored one touchdown Tom Kauth tackled a K1el back 1n the end zone to score a safety Port ga1ned a total of 359 yards as compared to 154 yards for Klel The P1 rates also connected on ll out of Z3 passes FCDOTBALL HORLICK Port lost 1ts f1rst game smce 1951 to Rac1ne I-Iorl1ck, 15 O. The game was played 1n a downpour of ra1n, wh1ch greatly ham pered Port's pass1ng attack. Rac1ne scored a safety and touchdown 1n the last 4 mmutes of play. Total yard galned were: RHCIHC 364 and Port 192. We completed 9 out of Z4 passes to Rac1ne's 1 out of 7. Page 63 . N I- .: ' ' Z Why, 1 Q ' lf 3 ' 1 A014 V Y u , . . , . . Page 64 HARTFORD The Plrates got back 1ntow1n column w1tha 32 to 6 vlctory over Hartford The Green and Wh1te defense played heads up ball 1ntercept1ng4 passes recovermg 2 funmbles and scor1ng 3 of 5 P1rate touchdowns B111 K1mball and M1ke Koenen returned passes that they mterc ep ted for touchdowns J1m Lubahn tackled a Hartford ball carr1er on the Hartford 8 where he fumbled The p1gsk1n rolled 1nto the end zone where Lubahn fell on It and scored a TD The 2 other TD s were scored by Jack P6HkW1tZ and R1ch Decker .Tohn DeMer1t added 2 extra po1nts FOOTBALL Homecoming MENOMONEE FALLS The Plrates made the Home Comlng celebrat1on a suc cess by trlrnmmg the Menomonee Falls Indlans 32 6 ball w1th John B1chler scor1ng to top off a 58 yd march As the flrst quarter neared 1ts end Menomonee Falls scored suddenly on a long run by the1r f1ne halfback Tom R1ChaTdSOH The Plrates got rolllng then and added two more touchdowns 1n the second quarter and two 1n the th1rd The last quarter went scoreless Blchler and DeMcr1t each scored two touchdowns and Cherney scored one WEST BEND Port lost a hard fought game to West Bend 13 6 and also the trad1t1ona1 Bulldog whlch has traveled between the two schools s1nce 1929 Port s only score came on a pass 1ntercept1on by Dennls Cherny The Green and Whlte offense couldn t seem to get the1r feet on the ground When they d1d get rolllng some ant1 Plrate referees came up w1th a penalty. Port scored the first time they got the CEDARBURG - In the traditional battle between Port and Cedarburg the bulldogs of Cedarburg downed Port Z0-0. It was a rough and hard- fought game with Cedarburg cashing in on the breaks. Port threatened several tirnes, but never could get their offense rolling enough to score. The Pirates played a very good game, but just couldn't match the Bull- dogs. FOOTBALL WAUPUN The Pirates traveled to Waupun and came home with a victory beating the Prison City ' ll by Z0 7 Port kicked off to Wau pun and on the first play from scrunmage Port recovered a fumble on the Waupun 20 yard l1ne The P1rates advanced to the Waupun 3 yard line and Dave Lebesch drove 1nto the end zone for a score Waupun scored late 1n the second quarter, but mlssed the conversion The P1 rates roared back 1n the second half Wltl John DeMer1t scoring twice WATERTOWN Port foughta val1ant battle with Watertown but came out on the bottom w1th a score of 19 6 .Tohn DeMer1t ran the opening kickoff the length of the f1eld for a touchdown The Goslings scored three times inthe f1rst quarter to stun Port After this the game settled into a bitter duel w1th Port threating several tunes but were unable to SCOT8 B' TEAM Port s B team, which is organ1zed for the purpose of produc1ng future varsity stars played five games this year Although winning none they gained valuable experience Page 65 i - . . . o 0 Il -. . - I O on end runs. ,, ll 9 - U - ' ' ' . . , . . . . . , . GRADUATING LETTERMEN bl' as fvd' ,- Kuw- RETURNING LETTER F1rst row JohnDeMer lt halfback Bruce Barn berg, guard Skmp Rau quarterback R1Ch Dec ker end, Duane M1ller tackle Second row B111E1sen traut, guard, Ralph Rady tackle .Toe Ub b1nk, end, Dave Lebesch center and fullback Bob Keller, end Thlrd row .Tohn B1ch er, fullback, Tom Kauth guard and tackle Bob Noll guard and tackle B111 B1nsfeld end, Jack Penkwltz, half back MEN Nr' SUMMARY OF SEASON The Puates complled a season s record of 4 w1ns and 4 losses Bemg plagued wrth an unusual number of mjurxes the full potent1al of the team was not fu1f1lled However the Green and Whrte outscored theu' opponents 109 to 85 and alsohclda large edge rn other SLBIISIICS The Pxrates played one of thelr fmest games 1n losmg a close game to Racme Horhck whrch was rated by many as the best team lll the slate Page 66 .., A - 7' 'I . Q' 1 'PL .. I 5 3:5 - 1 A ' ,. an ' fl' ,rs - 0 r' v tv ,V 'f , ' A .- ' - f ,f -'ff ' . .,- . 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BASKETBALL Basketball Schedule TEAM OUR SCORE OPP SCORE Sheb Falls Hor1con Kohler Beaver Dam Watertow West Bend Lutheran Alumnl Country Day Cedarb g West Bend M11 North Lutheran Men Falls 5 eb Falls Cedarburg Watertown Country X Men Falls Beaver Dam 66 5 overt1mes overt1me overt1me Record 12 wms 8 losses 75 Underhned games are games won John DeMer1t Port s lngh scormg for ward was chosen by hrs teammates as most valuable player Tom Russart a f1ne all around performer was chosen as captam BRAVELAND CONFERENCE STANDINGS i i .X The Pxrates roared back from a four game losrng streak to vshrp Cedarburg f1fty n1ne to forty mne Shown here 15 Rrch Decker fxghtmg for a rebound mth DeMer1t Russart .md McGaw wamng, for a BASKETBALL Summary Of Seoson The Port H1ghP1rates turned 1n the best record slnce Coach R1tch1e has taken over Then' recordwas 12. wlns and 8 losses The team was unfortunate ln losmg three overtlme games, one usmg up f1V8 overt1mes The P1Tat6S started out strong, h1t a slump 111 the m1d season games, and then F1red p to w1n the last seven out of the last e1ght STARTING Left to rrght Tom McGaw Coach Ruchre Tom Russarr john DeMer1t Rrch Decker and Sklp Rau Page 69 ', ,f ,....a-. it-'ai ,v'n I Qs , .. t . W T W r . . . il ' u ' ' QQS!! . : . I I I I W I A A REGIONAL BASKETBALL TGURNAMENT The P1rate qu1ntet played Sheboygan Central 1n 1ts f1rst tourna ment game Central who was runner up for the State Champ1onsh1p m 1953 had four of 1ts startmg f1ve back th1S season The P1rates fought val1antly wlth John DelVIer1t scorlng 33 po1nts to lose 74 68 In the second game they played Sheboygan Falls Wlth both teams f1nd1ng lt hard to h1t the bucket the Plrates came from beh1nd to n1p the Falls Falcons 46 43 then' thlfd v1ctory over Falls of the season Ln the th1rd game they walloped Ch1lton 71 56 to w1n the Reglonal Consolahon Champ1onsh1p BASKETBALL B TEAM Left to rlght Dxck Knoespel Chuck GICTYIC Denms Chemy C1 ff Baumann Don D1d1er John Baas Otto Lmden Dlck Rexler Mr Murray Page 70 l 1 , e - I-4-M.. ,.3, Q U 0 0 0 n 7 ' p n ' a J n . . . . . , J - -.. . . 1 I . . . A . . . 1 . .. . VARSITY TRACK Th1rd row Sam De Nfiertt B111 E1sentraut Larry K1efer Joe Ubb1nk Tony Ntckels Tom Russart John DeMer1t R1ch Decker Dave Durdall Peter Ernster Paul Use1d1ng Second row Gary Bley Bruce Bamberg Otto Lmden Tom McGaw Don Steller Duane M1ller Harry Klemm Fred Kner J1m Noll Paul Groessel James W010WlCZ Denny Franzke FIISI row Pop Foster Ph11 Kner B111 K1mball Roger Powers Larry Larson Dan Karrels D1ck Lehn Lynn Rob1nson Denn1s Cherny Jack Fellenz Harold Schachel TRACK The Port track team, under the leadershtp of Coaches DeMer1t and Foster, was aUa1n one of the f1nest 1n the state The Port cmdermen agaln walked off Wlth most of the led by such stars as John DeMer1t, state Class B broad Jump and ZOO yard dash champlon, Dennls Cher ney 1n the hurdles, Tom McGaw 1n the quam-term11e, and Lynn Rob1nson 1n the m1ddle d1stances Port's crack relay team was composed of Tom McGaw, B111 Etsentraut, Don Steller, and .Tohn DeMer1t Track Schedule March 13 March 26 Apr11 10 Apr11 21 Apr11 24 Apr11 27 May 1 May 4 May 7 May 14 May 21 May 20 Mtlwaukee Journal Relays M1lwaukee State College Relays M3dlSOH West Relays Kohler Dual Meet Wh1tewater Relays West Bend Inv1tat1ona1 Meet LaCrosse Relays West Bend Hartford Port Trtangular Meet Port Relays Braveland Conference Meet Sect1onal Meet State Meet Melani.-Lianrunn RELAY TEAM Second row Left to rxght B111 Etsentraut John DeMer1t F1rst row Don Steller Tom McGaw Page '71 Y' Q CA a , honors in Class B. The team was 1.1 ' 1 L I +gsv -...Z 6 ix N John DeMer1t w1ns wlth ease Kimball noses out opponents Pa ge FROSH SOPH TRACK First row: Mr. Foster,bRoland Watry, Paul Uselding, Harry Klemm. Fred Krier. Larry Larson, Bill Kim- ball, Lynn Robinson, Dennis Cherny. Second row: Larry Kiefer, ' Alan Sauer, Phil Krier, Dave Durdall, Tony Nickel, Cliff Baumann, Otto Linden, Gary Bley, Dave Erickson, Roger Powers. BASEBALL TEAM Second row Left to rlght Gordon Gatzke Ronald Husting Eugene Penkwitz Don Dxdrer James Kertscher John Baa: Mike Koenen Bob Kolbach Skip Rau Jim Lubahn Peter Paulus First row B11lK1mbal1 John Antoine Dick Rerter David Frank Delmar Fredrickson Phil Useldmg Ralph Rady Dewayne Sttefvater A1 Kner Warren Clausmg SPRING PRACTICE AND FEVER Jim LuBahn Bob Kolbach Pete Paulus BASEBALL An unusually large number of boys turned out for baseball this year Coach Gatzke had only two lettermen back but he agaln came up witha winning combination John DeMer1t, veteran moundsman, again hurled Port to many vlctories and B111 Kimball handled most of the catching duties Port's smooth in- field gave a good account of itself and the outfielders performed well also. Aprtl 19 April 23 April 26 April 29 Baseball Schedule Grafton fHerej Random Lake CHere3 Men. Falls fl-Ietej Cedarburg fTherej May 3 Watertown fTherey May 6 Men. Falls fTherej May 10 May 13, Cedarburg fl-lerej Watertown fl-lerej May 17, West Bend fTherey May 17-22, District 85 State Tournament Page 73 BASEBALL SPRING TRAINING J1m Lubahn Ralph Rady Peter Paulus GOLF Golf has become a popular sport at Port H1gh s1nce bemg mtroduced last year Mr Murray coaches the team Lead by Paul and Al Kr1er the team placed well 1n the varlous tournaments CROSS CO UNTRY Page 74 After an absence of three years Cross Country agaln returned to the sports scene at PortH1gh CoachFoster star ted from scratch but by the end of the season he had a fme group of runners GOLF TEAM Denms Croatt Fred Krrer Ph1lKr1er John St Pe ter Tom Allen Al Kner Dave Lebesch Paul Kner Mr Murray CROSS COUNTRY Second row Rxchard Mehrrng Tom Russart Tony Nrckel Alan Sauer Mr Foster Fxrst row Lynn Robxnson Dxck Lehn Fred Krxer Earl Buehler GIRLS SPORTS G.A.A. is an organization for all girls interested in sports. Their weekly meet- ings are held at noon and after school 1n the gyrn The teams compete w1th one an other 1n such sports as bas ketball volleyball and soft ball Dur1ng the month of De cember the club was the co sponsor of the Chr1strna Dance Frozen Fantasy The adv1sor 1S M1ss Drake G A A OFFICERS V1ce Pres Patr1c1a Paape Secretary Treasurer Elv1ra Kleln A. A. 4 W' f Don t net the ball g1rls Page 75 . J 1 ' W O S . I I ' 1 ' I I . Z . ,J S' S 1 , 4 t, f Z, A ' ff M U I I .. .- - .. . Z. A f ffff , I ,ff ,A in if fr T If A ' 'A ' f A , f 6 x?,.7F,:,v: -L - , ' gr' , ,,,, - ,., ,WWE J f l ,, 5 , , , f . ,f s A 1 - n 1 1 . 6 lggl FRESHMANI AND SOPHOMORE GAA Frfth row Rose Mary Vlxmer Dorothy VIXITICI' Jane Krerf Ruth Kertscher Bon ne Rrtzman Betty Lrermann Janrce Ansay Joy Ann Schultz Phyllrs Irwrn Barbara Brunswrck Fourth row Nona Koepp Nlancy Hubrng Joanne Blrck Beatrrce Torke Judy Drredrrc Su7anne Steenrs Jane VandeBoom Janet Luedtke Joyce Ruffrng Pat Nelson Thtrd row Gall Rathke Janet Gerner Pat Buchholz Pat Schubert Barbara Shampo Lrnda Irwm Paul 1ne Hrber Joanne Watry Evelyn Klern Ruth Streff Second row Ger1F1sh Sharon Bublttz Janet Blrck Joyce Hernen Beverly Mueller Kare Mrelke Jams Paape Joan Mayer Donna Mae Jeskrs Elsa Schnrtzer Frrst row Margaret Duff Barb Rrtzman Betty Bares Mary Hubrng Mary Ann Useldmg Nellretta Fereretsen Sue Poull Germarne Klas Myra Hester Kathryn Anzla Vtola Prerre i I Page O MK L.4g, Srxth row Mrss Drake Shrrley Shaver Judy Hoehn Dorothy Sch nrtz Shrrley Peterson Nancy Pearne Carol Stork Fxfth row Barbara Brcrtznan Yvonne Morrell Jackre Dlx Xalorre Thels Arleen Sauer G1or1a Scholz NancyDr1es Maxctne Rle nert Fourth row Arlene Werland Vrrtzrma Scholz Pat Paape Rosenary Fechter Agnes Xrendt Sandy hernzelnan Lrla Sllters E1lecn Tutas Th1rd row Mary Jane Klas Marlene Bublxtz Barbara Drles Margaret Rausch Margle Serres Bonnle Lrnden Gladys I-lerncn Renee Llthstedt S cond ron Kay RIIZ nan sue Pxsh Btu Kll'SCll Erlarnae Thelen Mary Hatrv Nadmnt Schueller Elvrra Klern Pat Deptesse Mary Tackes Geraldmc Quade Frrst row Marrlyn Rerf Momoa Xxatry Mrldred KN atry Pat Arendt Pat Tackes Donna Frednckson Jeanette Da nerow Mary Erdenberger Nancy braby Barbara Hensel , . L A L -v I O O l 5 'H A bf 4 1 5 I f r 9' JUNIOR AND SENIOR GAl-1. .Ct lv: I hr ix' ,Zh r xy ' V 1'.. -ik Allen Thomas 32 41 46 Anderson Carol 24 45 Ansay Jan1ce 32 48 76 Ansay Joyce Ansay Norbert 24 Arendt Agnes 24 45 6 Arendt P I8 76 Antorne John 24 38 40 4 Anzra Kathryn 32 76 Bass John 24 46 70 73 Ballbach, Lenora 28 48 Ballbach Lourse 24 48 Bamburg Bruce8 36 42 60 2 6 Barber Joan 32 48 Bares Arlene 24 48 Bares Audrey 32 Bares Betty 32 40 76 Baumann Cllfford 24 62 Becker Beverly 32 48 Becker Rrchard 8 Beechler Eugene 28 44 Beechler John 8 44 47 Bermbom Jean 32 40 Berend Darlene 32 48 Bergman Colleen 8 40 Berndt Leonard 32 46 Bermck Ronald 24 Berres Darlene Betz Patncra 28 40 Brchler Charles 46 Brchler Davrd 32 46 Btchler Jerome 9 46 Bxchler Joanne 24 43 Brchler John 9 42 46 Blever Elmer 24 46 Brever Joseph 24 42 44 62 Brnsfeld Walter Bmsfeld w1l11am9 42 44 5 62 6 Bukholz Elden 9 44 Blrkholz Hal 24 Bley Gary 24 42 44 52 71 Bley N1c28 40 44 Blrck Janet32 76 Bllck Joanne 32 37 76 Boland Ruth 28 36 37 40 42 43 47 Bossler Kehlor 24 Bostwrck Mary Beth9 37 38 45 49 Braby Nancy 24 37 40 42 4 49 76 Bradley Lawrence 28 Bradley Patrrc1a9 37 45 Brertzman Barbara 24 42 45 Bryant Shlrley 32 48 Bruecher Jeanrne 28 42 43 Bruecher Lawrence 32 40 Brunswlck Barbara 32 38 40 4 48 76 Bublrtz Marlene 9 37 42 48 49 76 Bublltz Sharon 32 46 48 76 Buchholz Patr1c1a32 40 76 Buehler Earl 32 40 41 46 Buser Max 24 40 Casper Bernard28 44 Chapman Gerald 28 Chemey Denms 24 37 42 62 70 71 Clark Carol 28 38 40 43 Clark, Robert 28 37 44 Clatmng, Theodore 9 46 47 Clausrng, warren 28 46 73 INDEX Cornell Catheune 28 37 40 41 42 Cornell Geh124 41 Croatr Denms 28 44 Crow Ardls 32 48 D Angelo Norman 32 Damerow Jeanette 10 43 47 Damerow Roger 28 46 Davres Darlene 24 37 Dayton Marjorre 32 48 Decker Barbara 24 36 39 42 45 Decker Mllton 32 46 Decker Rrchard 10 37 42 47 60 62 6 71 DeGroot Lors 28 39 40 41 42 43 DeMer1t, John 10 37 38 42 47 60 62 66 71 Demge Julalne 10 37 45 Densow Lours 28 46 62 Deplesse Patrrcra 24 40 41 43 76 Drdler Donald 24 70 73 Drdler Dorothy 10 41 42 D1d1er Jerome 33 Drerrnger James 10 44 Dlx Jacquelrne 10 36 38 4 49 76 Dondlrnger Suzann u1Cdl'1C Jud1th28 37 41 4 43 48 6 llres Barbara 24 39 41 42 4 49 76 Drles Irene 33 48 Drles Nancy 10 37 39 43 Durdall Davld 28 39 40 71 Erchenseer Carol 25 40 Erchstedt Renee 11 37 40 4 43 45 49 6 Eldenberger Carol28 37 43 47 49 Exdenberger Mary 37 42 45 49 76 Ersentraut w11113m 11 38 40 44 47 62 6 71 Enckson Davrd 28 40 41 72 Emster Peter 11 47 71 Esselman Jrm 11 42 Esselman Joyce 28 I-'echter Rosemary 25 45 76 Fererelsen Nellretta 33 40 4 48 6 Fellenz John 28 62 71 Frscher Dons 33 Frsh Edward 25 Flsh Geraldrne 33 46 48 76 Flsh Suzanne 11 37 42 47 48 49 76 Fherl Theodore 40 41 Foster Thomas 25 44 Fowler James 28 44 Frank David 32 33 46 67 Franzke Denneth29 39 41 44 62 71 Frednckson Delmar 33 44 46 73 Frednckson Donna 25 41 42 48 76 Freese Jon 37 38 44 62 Freese Mary Ann 11 45 60 Fromm Allen 29 Fromm Arthur33 44 46 Gahan Frank 25 38 Gahan Johnlr 25 Gahan John 0-'resh j 33 46 Gall Julrann 33 48 Gallwltz Paul 33 46 Garbe Donald 40 44 Gauerke Gary 29 Gavrn Edward 29 Gerner Janet 29 40 76 Gerold John 32 33 37 G1ery1c Mlchael 11 32 39 Greryrc Charles 29 70 Grese Alv1n 33 Gronet Yvonne 33 40 37 Glatch Patrrcra 25 Goedert Jean 33 41 Goedert Gerry 25 Goldburg PRIIICIB 29 37 43 Gonwa Patrtcxa 25 42 45 Graff Wayne Graff George 33 46 46 Graff Matluas 33 46 46 Grasse Luella 11 37 45 Grasser Jean 12 37 40 Grersch Carol 12 Grerveldlnger Margo 29 39 40 43 Grenzebach Adolph 29 Grres Clanssa 29 37 Grres Ireneus 25 46 62 Groessel Paul 12 47 71 Gross Barbara 25 43 Gross Kathleen 29 43 48 Grupe Karl 33 46 Hagelund Susan 29 Haseley Nancy 12 36 38 4 41 42 49 0 Haskey Wrllram 29 46 Helnen Gladys 12 22 36 Hernen Joyce 29 37 41 42 43 49 76 Hernzelman Sandra 24 25 37 45 47 49 Helser Judy 25 41 47 He nke He nsel Hester Donna Mae 29 37 42 49 Barbara 25 37 40 4 49 76 Myra 33 76 Hrber Paullne 29 40 76 Hoehn Jud 12 37 40 42 Hoge Carol Ann 29 40 42 Homme Hubert Hubert Hublng Hubrng Huettel Huettel Hughes Husung rdlng Betty 29 37 43 47 George 33 37 38 Myrtle 12 Nancy 33 76 Mary 29 40 76 Alta 25 45 Bertha 29 Jane 29 37 40 42 Ronald 12 44 73 Ingersoll Gale 29 39 46 48 Irwrn Llnda 33 41 76 lrwrn Phyllrs 29 43 47 76 Jacque Jacque Jacque Jaekel Jea kel Arlene 25 Donald 29 Dorthy 33 40 48 John 29 Robert 33 Jensterle Betty 13 37 Jeskrs Domra 33 76 Johnson Carol Johnson Thomas 33 Jushka Peter 44 Karrels Danrel 13 37 39 Kartanas John 40 KBUEISCI Audrey 25 40 45 Katherser Shrrley 29 48 Kathelser Wrllram 25 Kaurh Thomas 13 37 42 44 4 60 62 6 Keller Robert 13 42 44 47 62 66 Kertscher James 25 44 73 Kertscher Ruth46 48 76 Klefer Lawrence 29 37 40 4 4-4 62 71 2 Klmball Mary 29 41 42 43 Klmball Wrlham 25 37 38 41 42 62 71 Krrmse Mary Lou 33 48 Klrsch Beverly 25 40 42 Krrsch B111 13 47 Klrsch Terry 33 41 Klrst Bob 33 46 Klas Germarn 29 42 48 49 Klas Mary Jane 25 42 45 49 76 Klas R1chard 29 46 Kleckner Agnes 25 48 Kleckner Carol 13 40 42 Kleckner Francrs 29 44 Klem Evelyn 29 42 48 49 75 76 Klern Elv1ra13 37 42 45 48 76 Klemm Harold 44 62 71 Kletzren Edward 29 44 46 Klug Dons 29 Klug, Jewel Klug, Donna Mae 33 40 41 Knoespel Rrchard 29 40 41 44 70 Koenen Mrke 29 42 44 62 67 73 Koepp Nona 29 41 42 4 48 76 Kolbach Robert 25 44 46 6 73 3 Krapf Margaret 33 46 Kraus Bonnxe 29 37 42 43 Krause Drana 33 Krerf Edwrn Krerf Jane 33 76 Kner Al 5 42 62 73 4 Krrer Charles 33 44 46 Kner Fre 28 29 42 44 71 72 74 74 Krrer Kathryn 14 37 45 Krrer Paul 29 42 62 74 Krxer Phrllrp 28 29 42 44 67 l 72 Krrst, Kerth 25 46 62 Kultgen Henry 33 46 Kultgen John 14 44 Kultgen R1chard 46 Langlols Rlchard 33 Lamb Lo1s14 37 41 42 49 Lamson Edrth 29 40 41 Lanser John 14 44 Larson Larry 27 38 41 71 Larson Sue 33 37 40 Laubenstern Don 33 41 Lebesch Dave 14 37 42 44 62 66 74 Lehn R1chard 29 42 43 71 Page 77 . . . 74 . 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' . . - , - - Ltnder Lesch, Evelyn 14 Lesch Rrchard Lesch, SJIVIB 33 40 Lrebenstern Lowell Lterman Betty 29 43 Lterman Edward 25 Ltnden Ltnden Lodle Large Lubahn Lubner Lubner Lubner Lucas Bonme 14 37 43 45 6 60 6 Otto 25 42 71 2 Gary 14 37 Mary Jane 25 Mary Joan 15 J1m 25 42 44 62 73 4 Ahce 25 45 Mark 15 46 Vrctor 15 44 Kenneth Peters Lorreta Peters Thomas 37 46 Peterson James 34 37 46 Peterson Rrchard 37 Peterson Sh1rley16 7 Phrlrpps Norman 30 Prerre Vlola 30 37 59 76 Pher Nancy 30 40 48 Poull Suanne 30 37 40 42 43 47 49 6 Powers Allen 34 44 44 62 71 Schachel Kerth 26 Schaller Donald 18 47 Schanen Donald 19 47 Schanen Jean 26 38 Schanen Joseph 30 44 62 Schanen Ronald Scheftgen John 26 24 Schreld John 34 46 Schrnker Judy 30 40 41 Schrnker Nrc 34 40 41 62 Schlenvogt, Rosalre 26 40 Luedtke Janet 29 37 48 76 Powers Roger 28 62 7 2 Pnce Mary Ann 30 40 43 Prochaska Frank 30 Prom Prom Prom Prom Delores 34 Frederrck 30 46 James 34 40 62 Suzanne 16 37 45 Puckett Marshall 34 44 697 Ma yer Ma yer Ma yer Ma yer Mayer James 25 Joan 33 40 48 76 John 15 42 44 Joesph 15 42 44 Lourse McDan1el Delores McGaw Thomas 15 42 44 Schueller Rodney 34 44 46 McGaw wrlltam 33 Mehnng Rrchard 15 36 4 4 Melshetmer Clara 33 Meyer Barbara Jo 25 45 Rerter Anne IIC 26 Meyer Mrelke Mrljat Mlller M1 ller Robert 33 46 Karen 33 76 Lance 29 43 Duane 15 40 42 45 6 71 Marrlyn 25 Mogenburg Ralph Moegenburg Roger Mollrng, Carol 25 45 Morrell Yvonne 16 36 37 43 47 Rermert Max1ne17 37 40 Mueller Beverly 29 41 76 Mu ller Chamnne 25 40 45 Mueller Fred 33 44 46 Mueller Murphy Henry 29 Mary 16 45 Puerlrng Paul17 44 Quade Gerald1ne17 37 45 49 76 Quader Gene 30 Rady Ralph 17 42 44 62 6 73 4 Rathke Ga1l34 47 76 Rathke R1chard46 62 Rau Gerald 17 42 44 66 67 69 Rau Roy 30 46 Rausch Margaret26 38 39 42 45 49 Rerf Mar1lyn17 37 45 49 Schlenvogt Sherman Schmrdt John 26 36 39 44 Schmrt Charles 18 44 47 Schrnrt Dranna 34 47 Schmrt Rrchard 26 42 44 Schmrtz Dorothy 19 37 38 41 2 49 4 60 Schnerder Ronald 26 Schmtzer Elsa 34 76 Schoeder Robert 34 46 46 Scholz Glor1a19 37 38 42 48 49 59 Scholz V1rg1nra26 42 45 Schommer Ronald Schroeder Rodney 30 Schubert Patrrcra 34 38 41 Schueller Nadrne 19 36 42 45 48 48 Schuknecht, Jane 30 37 38 4 42 43 47 9 Schultz Joy 34 76 Rerter Retter Retzer Reuter Rte ke Marlene 34 Rlchard 26 Joanne 26 Robert 26 44 Henry 34 Rerme rt Cornelra 42 45, 48 76 Rxsch Rrchard 30 Rrsch V1ctor1a26 45 54 Schumacher Waynet 34 40 Schwengel Robert 34 37 Schwenker Anabel30 37 48 Sears Jams 34 Serfert Sally 34 Sellers Gale 30 37 40 41 43 49 Serres Margaret 26 37 39 45 49 59 Shampo Barbara 34 37 40 Rrtzman Barbara 32 34 46 Weyker Nagrockr Jrm 33 46 Nagroclu June 16 37 45 47 Nelson Patsy 29 37 40 42 4 76 Nrckel Anthony 25 44 72 74 Nrederkorn Annette 29 38 40 43 Noll James 29 71 Noll Robert 16 42 44 Noll Roger 29 46 46 Novshek Kathleen 2f 40 42 3 OBr1en Jean 29 39 Olson Constance 16 37 4 4 47 9 Olszewskr Jack 25 Oprtz Charles 33 46 Rtsmeyer Cltfford 34 Rrsmeyer Shrrley 18 40 42 48 76 Rrtzman Bonme 34 48 46 Rttzman Kathleen 18 36 42 48 48 9 Robtnson Lynn 30 41 42 71 72 74 Rodesch Jerry 30 39 Roob Robert 30 Rosewttz Mary Ann 18 37 45 Shaver Shaver Shaver Shaver Ralph 19 47 Ronald 34 Sheldon 26 Slurley 26 47 76 Thelen Erlamae 26 37 4 49 76 Thelen R1chard 30 46 Thrll Walter 30 46 Thomas John 30 46 Thompson James 34 46 Ttetyen Leon 30 Tlmmerman Joe 34 Trmmerman Judy 20 37 40 4 42 49 Torke Beatrrce 34 38 39 40 76 Totzke Raphael26 40 Townsend Laura 30 42 Tutas Erleen 26 37 42 45 4 76 Ubbrnk Andrea 34 49 Ubbmk Joe 20 62 66 71 Useldrng Marle 26 42 45 Useldrng, Mary Ann 34 4 76 Useldlng Paul 30 38 42 44 71 Useldrng Phrltp 30 73 Uttech Sandra 34 49 Vande Boom Jane 30 37 41 4 48 76 Veen Charles 30 37 62 Vrxmer Dorothy 30 76 Vtxmer Rose 30 76 Voge Charles 26 Wagner Joann 34 40 Wagner Robert 30 Watry James 20 Watry Joanne 30 48 76 Watry Mary 26 37 39 41 4 47 49 6 Watry Mildred 26 42 43 45 Watry Montca 26 38 42 43 Watry Roland 30 46 72 Weege Marranne 30 43 Wegner Frecinck 20 46 Wegner Karl30 46 Wetland Arlene 20 37 42 4 48 48 6 wetland Jane 26 Wetland Joann 20 36 45 Wetland Kenneth 30 46 Werss Joe 20 54 Rufftng Ruffmg Runkel Runkel Runkel Russart Carol 34 40 Joyce 30 41 76 A en 18 22 37 47 6 67 Donald 6 Rrchard 30 Thomas 18 37 38 60 71 Ju y29 37 38 40 Sauer Brlly 26 67 Pappe Earl 33 46 Pappe Janrs 34 76 Pappe Patrrcre 25 45 76 Paulus Pearne Petffer Peter 26 46 46 6 73 4 Nancy 26 43 47 49 4 47 9 Penkwrtz Eugene 28 73 Penkwrtz John 16 40 41 42 44 47 62 66 Page 78 Ryer Eugene 34 41 46 62 er Joan 18 37 42 45 4 Sauer Alan 26 42 67 7 Sauer Arleen 2' 37 40 41 Sauer James 30 40 Schachel Ervrn 30 40 41 44 62 Schachel Harold 30 40 42 Stlvers Lxla 26 37 40 43 49 76 Stadler Genevreve 26 45 Stageman Robert 26 41 44 Stark Carol 30 Staton Leo Staton Sam 34 Steenrs Suzanne 30 40 76 Stern Barbara 30 3 40 43 47 49 Steller Donald 19 36 4 44 71 3 Snefvater Dewayne 73 Stone Roberta 30 37 47 4-8 Storck Carol 28 49 76 Storck Dennrs 34 St Peter John 34 37 46 6 Straus Drane 30 48 Streff Ruth 30 37 41 42 48 76 Tackes Mary 26 42 43 47 75 6 Tackes Pat19 42 45 76 Templeman Wxlbert 34 Tenpenny J1m19 44 Werner Werner Werner Weslow Wester Wester Weyker Weyker Weyker Weyker We yker Weyker We yker We yker Wrlde Alrce 34 Dorene 30 47 Hans Dennrs 34 44 Ce11ne20 37 45 Robert 21 Angelrne 28 45 Betty 30 37 39 40 4 DonaldA 34 46 DonaldH 34 46 46 Howard 34 46 4-6 Kenneth 30 44 Robert Sylvester 26 42 46 Paul 21 Gerald 26 41 Thets Valone 26 42 45 Thersen, Kathleen 28 30 42 43 47 WrlmotClayton '34 44 46 Wrtte Donald Woodward Marcxa 28 30 37 40 42 43 Wolowrcz James 26 42 62 Youvanovrch Marun 30 Zausch Margre 21 37 40 45 Zrck Carol 21 43 59 Zregler Ronrue 30 46 Zrpperer Prchard 30 46 74 . . . . . . 42. 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Th' 'II 2843 - St d' Port 153 KWIK MIX COMPANY T h -I 9 5 4 A I CONGRATULATIONS e n n U O CLASS OF 1954 Staff thanks everyone for thenr cooperahon Acknowledgements Cl'Gf'l', Inc MR JOHN RAHMLOW Manufacturers of Ozaukee Press MOLDED RUBBER DISPLAYS MR ROBERT EICHSTEDT PM 5'Ud'O Pom WASHINGTON Page 91 - 0 I Q Q , I - 0 .u-v-V' ,f ai he M' The Harnnschteger Corporation buulders of tune pre fabricated homes of lastrng beauty and enduring con structnon, congratulates the graduating class of 1954 the bunlders of the Amereca of tomorrow IIARNISCIIFEGER C O R P O R A T I O N 601 svamc sneer Pour wAsHuNcToN was W Page 92 Steffen s Soda Grill FINE FOOD ICE CREAM GIFTS SUNDRIES COMPLIMENTS OF A N Ansay Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Belguum Wusconsnn OZAUKEE CO UNTY MEMORIAL POST 5373 VFW Belgium Coal and Lumber Co LUMBER O COAL 0 BUILDERS SUPPLIES READY MIX CONCRETE 222 BI Dahm s Sta ndard Service Statlon B IIO IOF22 ff COMPLIMENTS or BELGIUM MILK COMPLIMENTS OF Kolter Hardware SAUKVILLE WI S Thelsen Service Sta FIRESTONE TIRES TEXACO PRODUCTS PHONE 897 BELGIUM Page 93 , Q 0 U T. l I ' A Q O , , , Phone AI Ick, Manager I Q Q Washing ond Greasing Atlas Tires O Q eries 6 A.M. O P.M. N burg - A Soukvnllc, Was. O O 0 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS or Stengel's Tavern and Locker Plant LAKE CHURCH, WIS. A. N. Schanen LAKE CHURCH, WIS. OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Stop and Go Inn Bley Bros GGFCIQE LEE MUELLER Telepho e 311 BELGIUM WIS BELGIUM COMPLIMENTS OF Curly s Tavern Greyhound Bus Stop Phone 417 Belguum Lanser Garage and Implement Co ALLIS CHALMERS NEW IDEA GEHL PHONE 831 BELGIUM RAY HUBING SUPER MARKET BELGIUM wus WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Meyer Hardware 81 Appliance Co Tooste L p P t S nd es Deep F ee e PHONE 446 GENE MEYER Page 94 I n , . 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