Poynette High School - Pauquette Yearbook (Poynette, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

13 f I ° i -rr At We, the Claas of 52, dedicate this yearbook to ■ - UOUAV-VO uu-1.0 j w w_ 5 our teachers, present and past, n who have guided us through many a perplexity, and have made our high school dkya so enjoyable and profitable. GH V W Sc ’a-a.5 Board of Education Mr. George Jewett Treasurer Mrs. H. Lake Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Miss H. Thomas English, Latin, Librarian Mr. M. Rewey Coach, Civics, Math Mr. R. Trost Math, Sciences CLASS OFFICERS Bottom Row: D. Hutchinson, G. Derge, D. Bartholomew, H. Inselman, B. Schoene'oerg, S. Rose, G. Wolff, J. Simonson Second Row: H. Polzer, G. Bays, B. Johnson, P. Ross, E. Schmidt, E. Lelstlkow, B. McMillan, F. Bauer, J. Mountford, L. Harris, P. Rlnzel, H. Thomas Third Row: D. Mlelke, S. Deerwester, V. Tomlinson, M. Hamilton, B. Hazard, C. Schultz, H. Steffenhagen, E. Marsh, L. Lanzendorf, B. Blsbee, M. Higley, G. Barton Byron Hazard: His mind is here but his heart is elsewhere. Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,!;; Football 3,U; F.F.A. 2,3; Class Vlce-Pres 2 Librarian 4; Band Secretary 2 Paper Staff 1;; Annual Staff 1 5 Athletic Club 3; Forensics 3,1;; Spanish Club 2 Peter Rinzel: Girls are a bother but who's complaining. Football 1,3 U Basketball 1,2,3 !;; Baseball 1,2,3,U, Volleyball 2,3,U; Prom Court o of Honor 2; Chorus 2,3,1;; Class play 3; FFA 1,3,1;; FFA Softball 3,U; Annual Staff 1;; Curling 3,1 ; Athletic Club 3; Football Court of Honor 1; Doris Hutchinson: Five foot two; eyes of blue; and ohl what those five foot can do. Band 1,2,3,U; Chorus 1,2,3,U; One- Act Play U; Play 3.U; Prom Court of Honor 1,3,U; Prom Queen 3; Class Pres. 3; Forensics 1,3,1; FHA 1,2,3,U; PHA Treas. 2; Band Librarian 3-1;; Librarian 2; Annual Ass't. Ed. ki Paper Staff Ass't. Ed. 1; Victor Tomlinson: Don't do as I do; do as I tell you. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Boxing 1, ChoruB 3; Paper Staff I;; Athletic Club 3 Stephen Deerwester: I do. Football 1,2,3,Forensics 1 2,3; FFA 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Class Pres. 1; Volleyball 2; FFA Rep. 3 State Forensic Meet 3; Band 3; Latin Club Pres, 4; Latin Club 4 Evelyn Deerwester: So do I. Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3; Majorette 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2,3; State Music Festival 2; Class Trees. 3 Gilbert Barton: Who knows what evil lurks In the heart of man. Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 Sally Rose: Early bird catches the worm, but who likes woins. Class Sec. 4; Band 3 4; Chorus 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Class clay 3, 4; One-act-alav 4; Homecoming Court of Honor 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus Treasurer 4; Paper staff 4; Annual staff 4 Beverly McMillan: I'll take those roads that lead to Arlington. FHA 1,2,3,2+5 FHA Sec. 3; Forensics 1,2,3,2+5 Librarian 1,3 2+5 Home- coming Attendent 1; Class play 35 Paper staff I Annual staff 2+ 4 Garland Bays: Stay single 1 n order to go through life the safe and sane way. Class plav 2; FFA Basketball 2+; FFA 1,2,3,1).; Annual 2+s Baseball 2+ Bud Bisbee: He blew on his horn while Poynette burned. Forensics 1,2,3,2+1 Class play 3 Band 1,2,3,2+; Chorus 1,2,3, 1+; Spanish Club Vlce-Pres. 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Latin Club 2+; Band Vlce-Pres. 3 2+;Annual Staff Ed. 2+; One-act play 2+; All-State Summer Music Clinic (band) 2,3; State Music Festival 2,3 Genevieve Wolff: Just let a smile be your umbrella. Chorus 1; Class play 2;; Librarian 3 1 Elizabeth Schmidt: One way to get ahead and stay ahead la to use a head. Chorus 1,1 ; Band 1; FHA 3,1 ; Volley- ball 2,3,1 ; Annual Staff 4 Louie Lanzendorf: There are only 24 hours In a day, why not make use of them all. FFA 2; Class play 1 ; Boxing 1; Football 3,4: Volleyball 2,3,1 ; Annual staff 4? Paper staff 4 Phyllis Ross: Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. Band 1; Chorus 4 FHA 2,3,4 Chorus Librarian 4 Librarian 1 2,3 Paper staff 4 Forensics 1 2; P 1 a y 3 Spanish club 3 Volleyball 3 Herb Inselman: Early to bed, early, to, rise, ray girl went out with some other guys. Prom court of honor 1, 4.; F.F.A. Basketball I4; F.F.A. softball 1; 2,3,hi F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. treasurer 2; Football 3,J+; F.F.A. Secretary 3; F.F. A. Reporter I4; Baseball 2,3,4;Vice Pres, hi Class Play 3; Athletic Club 3 Edna Lelstlkow: Life Is easy, smooth, and slow, do what comes and let the rest go. Chorus 1Class play hi Paper staff 4; FHA 3,4; Volleyball 2, 3,4 Robert Schoeneberg: Work Class play 3; One-act play 4, Paper staff hi Volleyball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Class Vlce- Pres. 4; Football Homecoming h Merritt Hlgley: Ain't love grand Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Class play 4; One-act play 4; Paper staff Ed. 4; Annual staff 4; Grece Derge: She shifted her brain Into nuetral and let her tongue rattle on. Girls Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; band 2,3,4 Librarian 1,4; Class Sec. 2; Class Vice-Pros. 3 Class play 4; P.H.A. 2,3,4 Forensics 1 2,3.4; Spanish club 3; Court of honor 3 Homecoming attendent 2; Court of honor 3 Paper staff 4 Annual staff 4 Ferne Bauer: Love makes the world go around, catch me, I'm getting dizzy. FHA Sec. 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Chorus Pres. 4 Curling 3, 4, Annual staff 4 Paper staff 4 Play 3 4 Librarian 1,2; Volley- ball 2,3 4 Homecoming attendent 3 FHA Demonstration 2,3 Class Sec. 1; Badger Girls' State Rep. 3 FHA State Convention 1 Leland Harris: Youth Is such a glamours thing, isn't it a shame It's wasted on us. F.F.A. 1 2,3 4 Class play 4 F. F.A. Treasurer 4 Homecoming Cap 4 Court of honor; Football 3,4; Basketball 3 4; Baseball 2,3 4; Volleyball 2,3 4; F.F.A. softball 1 2,3 4; Paper staff 4 Charlie Schultz: He's on the alert when It comes to a skirt, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Reporter 3,4; Class Tress. 2; F. F.A. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4 F.F.A. Softball 2; Paper staff 4; Class play 4; volleyball 4; Baseball 4; librarian 4; r v f v) ' 11 1 Merwyn Hamilton: Lets got FFA 2,3,4; FFA Basketball 4; Class play 3 Homecoming Court of Honor 4; Football 1 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; 4; Basketball 1,2 Dorothy Bartholomew: Early to bed, early to rise, that's why she's always on time. Class treas. 4 Annual typist 4 Ass't. Paper Ed. 4 Forensics 2; Librarian 1,2; Office girl 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4 Joan Mountford: First, last and always. First to quit last to go home and always around. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4s Class treas. 1; Class Sec. 3 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Librarian 2,4s Prom Court of Honor 3: Claas olav. 3; FHA 1,2,3,45 Annual staff 4; Pacer staff 4 Elgin Marsh, Jr.: Variety is the spice cf life and I like a lot of seasoning. Football 1,2,3,45 Football Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class play 4; Forensics 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1; Annual staff 45 Baseball 1,45 Paper staff 45 Curling 45 Boxing 1 Volleyball 2,3,45 Athletic club 3; Spanish club 2,3 Herbert Steffenhagen: He's no chicken farmer, but MAN those Rhode Island Reds. Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,I ; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3, 4 Prom King 3; Chorus 2,3,4; One-act play 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Athletic Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Dale Mielke: I never 1 e t my s t u d 1 e s Interfere with my education. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Trees. 3; FFA Pres. Homecoming C o u r t of Honor 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4? Volleyball 2,3,4; FFA Softball 2,3 4; Class Play 3; Paper Staff Editor 4 Jennette Simonson: The busier I get the more I have to do. Chorus 1; Vollevball 2,3,4 FHA 3,4; Class play 4; Paper staff 4 Marvin Jellings: After four years of faithful service, they laid me off. Football 1,2,3; Class President 2i Basketball 1; Boxing 1 I yfidoMi On September ij., 19 8 32 students stepped through the portals of Poynette High School to submit to four years of hard labor. The following pupils answered roll call: Dorothy Bartholomew Gilbert Barton Feme Bauer Bud Blsbee Evelyn Colstad Stephen Deerwester Merwyn Hamilton Leiand Harris Merritt Hlgley Donald Hohlstein Doris Hutchinson Herbert Inselman Marvin Jellings Louie Lanzendorf Edna Leistikow Helen Lintner Junior Marsh Hiyllis Me Mahon Beverly Me Mi11an Dale MieIke Iva Moungey Joan Mountford Beverly Puttkaramer Peter Rinzel Sally Rose Phyllis Ross Elizabeth Schmidt Charles Schultz Jennette Simonson Herbert Steffenhagen Victor Tomlinson Genevieve Wolff Our principal was Mr. Eldon Amundson. Class advisors: Miss Beroadine Peterson and Mr. Ford Thurston Class officers: President: Donald Hohlstein; Vice President: Herbert Inselman; Secretary: Feme Bauer; Treasurer: Joan Mountford. During our first year of school, Donald Hohlstein transferred to Rio High School. Iva Moungey also transferred which reduced our ranks to 30 members. At the end of our freshman year Mr. Norbert Brunner took us on an extensive tour through our state capital and also through interesting parts of Madison. September 6, 191 9 found us starting our Sophomore year at Poynette School. A new principal, Mr. Harry Polzer, Joined us. Class Advisors: Mr. Roger Trost and Mrs. and Mr. Roger Arnold Class Leaders: President: Marvin Jellings; Vice President: Byron Hazard; Secretary: Grace Derge; Treasurer: Charles Schultz. During this, our second year, we added four members to our class--Grace Derge from Lodi, Byron Hazard from Minneapolis, Duane Guitzkow from Madison East and Robert Sehoeneberg from De Forest. Helen Lintner decided to trans- fer to Madison and this left us with 33 students at the end of the year. Since the class had some excess money in its treasury, the group decided to take a trip to Devil's Lake for a day, and everyone had a most enjoyable time. After two successful years we resumed our studies in our third year with high hopes of attaining our goal. Mr. Harry Polzer was our principal. Class advisors: Mrs. Helen Lake and Mr. Milton Rewey Our class officers were: President: Doris Hutchinson; Vice President: Grace Derge; Secretary: Joan Mountford; Treasurer: Evelyn Colstad. During our third year we lost two of our members, Beverly Puttkammer and Phyllis McMahon Both decided school wasn't cut out for them and left for brighter vocations. Class History, cont'd Since this wes our third year, we were studying plans for the many events scheduled. On February 19, 1951 we presented our class play en- titled Along Came Kllroy directed by Mr. Roger Trost. The play was a huge success and afterward the cast and Mr. Trost went to the Log Cabin In Lodi for refreshments. Then on Friday, April 13, came the big moment we all had been waiting for—the Junior Prom. Herbert Steffenhagen and Doris Hutchinson were King and Queen. We chose as our theme Candy Lane . The summer passed rapidly and the day we had waited for so long finally came. We stepped through the doors of Poynette High School Seniors ! We vowed we would work hard to make this our best year. Mr. Polzer was still at the helm guidine us in the direction of suc- cess, with Miss Helen Thomas as co-advisor. Class officers—President: Herbert Inselman; Vice President: Robert Schoeneberg; Secretary: Sally Rose; Treasurer: Dorothy Bartholomew. The first big activity was our football homecoming. We worked hard to make the bonfire and dance events long-to-be-remembered. Next came our senior class play, The Ghost House directed by Mr. Roger Trost. After the play the cast and Mr. Trost again visited the Log Cabin at Lodi. This our last year found some new faces in the class. Garland Bays Joined us from Oklahoma, and Ben Johnson csme from Gilman, Wisconsin. Things were looking up as we were quickly approaching the end of our last year. It looked as though we would make It after all! Ben Johnson decided that the Air Force needed him more urgently than school so he quit, and Duane Gultzkow also dropped out. The last big event of the year sponsored by our class was the Senior Ball. It was held February 23 and we looked on it as the last time we seniors would sponsor a dance or any social activity in Poynette Iiitrh School. c Then before we knew It, the final day was here. On May 27, 1952, we received our diplomas and left Poynette High School for the last time. As we stop to think back over our four years, we remember all the Joys and sorrows we have experienced here, the meny advantages which have been ours, the help so freely given by parents and teachers to help us attain our coveted goal. Out in the world may we prove true. hC 6 r, C0 V A nituit t yttv'. H J JA V 3 0 ffEkHtUS' P v TTi, £4 L “ 5Auy The senior class of 1952 hereby sign their first will and testament to be left to the underclassmen and faculty of P.H.S. DOROTHY BARTHOLOMEW wills her sports ability to Anita Bender. GILBERT BARTON wills his car to Jim Tessman, so he won't get so cold riding that little scooter. FERNE BAUER wills her ability to walk to and from school to Donnie Kerr. GARLAND BAYS wills his ability to elude the girls to Herbie Schultz. BUDDY BISBEE wills his excessive energy to Jimmy Thompson. EVELYN DEERWESTER wills her twirling ability to Grace Barton. STEPHEN DEERWESTER wills his forensic ability to the forensic teams of the future. Good luck, kldsl GRACE DERGE wills her even disposition to Helen Seeman. MERWYN HAMILTON wills his ability to drive a car to Roger Curtis. LELAND HARRIS wills his speed to the next year's football team, just in case they need it. BRYON HAZARD wills his height to Jr. Tomlinson. MERRITT HIGLEY wills his natural waves to all the girls in P.H.S. DORIS HUTCHINSON wills her flirty eyes to Miss Llljequist. HERBERT INSEIHAN wills his chauffeur to any girl who thinks she can get him. MARVIN JELLINGS wills his comb to Duane Uselmann-on the condition that he grows enough hair to need it I LOUIS LANZEKDORF wills P.H.S. to anyone who wants it. EDNA LEISTIKOW wills her height to Sammy Edvards. ELGIN MARSH JR. wills his football ability to Marvin Hebei. BEVERLY MCMILLAN wills the wave from the top of her hair to Duane Uselmann. She thinks it would look real cute with the gorgeous butch. DALE MIELKE wills his natural ability in sports to Maurice Johnson. JOAN MOUNTFORD wills the front seat of the bus to any Lowville or Leeds girl who wants it. You can't get in trouble up there girls, or can you? PETER RINZEL wills his muscles to Tommy Haight, 30 now'we can have a mighty mouse in school. SALLY ROSE wills her pug nose to any one who will take it Class Will, cont'd PHYLLIS ROSS wills herself to the state of Arizona because that is where her future prospects will be. ELIZABETH SCHMIDT wills her quiet ways to Wllberta Greenfield. ROBERT SCHOENEBERG wills his strength to Donald Kerr. He thinks it would go very nicely with that physique. JENNETTE SIMONSON wills her quietness to Sandra Wild. CHARLES SCHULTZ wills his ability to keep both hands on the steering wheel to Fred Inselman. HERBERT STEFFENHAGEN wills his ability to play basketball to Don Tomczak. VICTOR TOMLINSON wills his speed to Harland Higley. GENEVIEVE WOLFF wills her ability not to sign out of the study hall more than twice in a period to Jr. Tomlinson. CLASS EPITAPH Here lie the good Seniors whose genius was such We scarcely can blame it or praise it too much; Who, born for distinction, perfected their mind And, fraught with all learning, gave joy to mankind. They were equal to all things, for nothing unfit. They were pleased with their culture and proud of their wit. They are missed by their classmates, their teachers as well. Who their virtues and wisdom now tearfully tell. They died of brain fever, brought on by delight. In their fourth year of age on commencement night. They are glsd to be gone to a new world, alackl If we couid when we pleased, we'd not whistle them back. But let us be candid and speak out our mind. Their equal as students 'twill be hard to find. And in peace may they lie, our good Seniors, who now Have taken their finals and made their last bow.  ye old non . Hi II -i op CcU D. Bartholomew; L. Harris; D. Mlelke; B. Blabee, Ed.; D. Hutchinson, Ass't. Ed.; P. Bauer; G. Derge; S. Rose; E. Lelstlkow E. Schmidt; D. Olstad to j v PfiPee Pop-e.i' atanaing: Mr. Polzer; M. Hlgley; L. Lanzendorf; P. Jennings; J. Mountford; B. McMllian Kiss Thomas Bottom Row, First Semesters J. Marsh; P. Bauer; B. McMillan; D. Hutchinson, Ass't. Ed.; M. Hlgley, Ed.; E. Lelstlkow; Joan Mountford; S. Rose; B. Schoeneberg Row 2, Second Semester; M. Hamilton; L. Lanzendorf; J. Simonson; G. Derge; D. Mlelke, Ed.; D. Bartholomew, Ass't Ed.; P. Ross; C. Schultz; L. Harris; Miss Thomas, Advisor Theme: Candy Lane Song: Candy Kisses Orchestra: Benny Ehr Date: Friday, April I} 195] Miniature Queen Belva Bartel Miniature King Jimmy Clark Queen m Hutchinson The Ghost House Dec. l5 1951 Front: G. Bays, D. Hutchinson, F. Bauer, L. Harris, G. Derge, S. Rose, J. Simonson, G. Wolff Back: E. Marsh, C. Schultz, B. Johnson, Mr. Trost - coach, T. . Lan?endorf First Row: H. Inselman, J. Mountford, P, Ross, D. Hutchinson, F. Bauer Row 2: S. Rose, B. Bisbee, D. Mielke, P. Rinzel, Mr. Trost, M. Hamilton, R. Schoeneberg, B. McMillan Along Came Kilroy Feb. 19, 1951 HOIgOOHI’K FOOTBALL 2« r Dale Mielke Mary Gundlach Herwyn Hamilton Sally Rose Queen Joan Hahn Blarlene Johnson Schoeneber ■ Senior One-Act Play Three's A Crowd Local at Poynette—A League at Randolph--A District at Oregon—E Bottom Row D. Hutchinson, Ellen; S. Rose, Madeline Row 2: R. Schoeneberg, Ed. Johnson, r; B. Blsbee, Ed. Johnson, Jr; H. Steffenhagen, Elmer Row 3 5. McMillan, Student Coach; Hirley, Stage Manager; Hiss Thomas, Director February 23, 1952 Queen Phyllis Ross King Bob Schoeneberg SCHOOL CALENDAR If i Sept. 1 School started rSept. II4 Beginning of Football Season vs. New Glarus Sept. 21 vs. Fox Lake Sept. 28 vs. Pardeevllle Oct. 3 Homecoming Bonfire Oct. 5 Homecoming vs. Cambria Parade Dance Oct. 12 Senior pictures taken vs. Markesan Oct. 19 vs. Fall River Oct. 21 United Nations Day Program Downtown, Band Played Oct. 26 vs. Camp Douglas Oct. 30 One-act play contest at Randolph Srs. won again AhemtI Nov. 1 School adjourned for Teacher's Convention at Milwaukee Nov. 9 One-act play contest at Randolph Srs. won again Ahemtl Nov. 11 Two ladles spoke about Guam and outh America Nov. 16 One-act district play contest at Oregon State School for Girls Srs. received a B rating Nov. 20 Beginning of Basketball Season Nov. 21 Adjourned for Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 27 vs. Lod1 Nov. 30 vs. DePorest Dec. U vs. Randolph ( Dec. 7 vs. Fox Lake Dec. 1U vs. Markesan Dec. 15 Senior Class Play Dec. 18 vs. Cambria Dec. 21 vs. Pardeevllle Adjourned for Christmas Vacation Jan. 7 School resumed after Christmas Holidays Jan. 11 Pictures taken for 1 1952 Annual F vs. Fall River Jan. II4. PHS Cheerleader Benefit Card Party Jan. 18 vs. Rio Jan. 21 End of 1st Semester Jan. 22 vs. Randolph Jan. 25 vs. Fox Lake Jan. 29 vs. Markesan Feb. 1 vs. Cambria Feb. 5 vs. Pardeevllle Feb. 8 vs. Fall River Feb. 15 vs. Rio Peb. 22 Sally Resler spoke of her experiences as a nurse in Korea L Peb. 23 Senior Ball Peb. 28-29 District Basket- ball Tournament March 10 Local forensic contest March 1U-15 WIAA Curling Bonsplel at Portage March 18 League forensic contest March 20 Junior class play April 3 Solo, ensemble tournament at Reed April 5 District forensic meet April 18 Junior Prom April 19 State forensic contest April 26 Band and Chorus Tournament at Reedsburg May 25 Baccalaureate May 26 Class Night May 27 Commencement .0 May 28 School £ nds Abtnce io the Juniors MYRNA MAU: We admire your sense of humor, Myrna. You surely need It with your red hair. ROGER CURTIS: Slow down a little, Rog. Remember, all roads aren't race tracks. BEVEFLV BRENEMAN: Apoarently, Bev, you don't go for that old saying, Variety is the spice of life. SAM EDVARDS: We advise you not to be such a nuisance to the teachers, Sammy. You might get better grades. JULIA BLACKLEY: Julia, haven't you heard that saying, It's not late until two and then It's too late ? RICHARD GABBEI: Don't be quite so quiet, Dick. You might forget how to talk. DARLENE GETCHEL: Playing hookey from school doesn't pay, does It? KEITH HALL: There are two kinds of halls. One Is filled with laughter; the other _is laughter. SHIRLEY GUITZKOV: still water runs deep, eh, Shirley? HARLAN HIGLEY: Keep on hunting, Harlan. It will work In with your forest ranger ambition. SHIRLEY HACKBART: Are you always going to keep jumping around, Shirley? Why don't you give that guy a chance? STANLEY HAZARD: Don't be so quiet, Stanley. It may prove hazardous. JOAN HAHN: We advise you to keep your queenly way, Joan. WILLIAM HINRICHS: You should learn to drive before buying a car, BillI MARCIE HAIGHT: Don't be offended when we call you a jerk Marcle, we mean soda Jerk. FRED INSELMAN: Those curves between here and Lodi were put there for a purpose, Fred, you can't straighten them outl JEAN HUTCHINSON: We admire your quietness Jean, but don't overdo It. FRED JENNINGS: what Is wrong with the junior girls Fred? You see: seniors. DONNA OLSTAD: Don't worry, Donna. Next year you will be a senior DONALD KERR: Calm yourself, Donald. The customer Is always right MARILYN KRIFR: Home, Sweet Home must not appeal to you, hardly ever there. ARNOLD KOWALD: Why are you so bashful, Arnold? You didn't give us senior girls a chance. KATHLEEN MCFARLANE: We advise you to keep up your good work in school, Kathleen. You will find that it will pay. BOB MOUNTFORD: There Is an old saying that The longest way home is the sweetest way. This means the highway though, Bob. WILVA RAIMER: Keep up your accordion playing, Wilma, and some day you might be famous. to prefer ; you are DONALD ROSTAD: You told us you didn't need advice, so our advice to you Is to take some. Advice to Juniors, cont'd. ILENE RXESE5 How do they do It In Verona, Ilene? JIMMY THOMPSON: V.’e advise you to Invest In a razor, Jim. Even though your peach fuzz Is becoming, It seems to bother the rirls. SUE STAUDENKAYER: Flirty eyes, flirty ways, only keeps dates for a few days. DUANE UZELMANN: All (rood sportsmen have their sorrows. SKIP.LEY ST0LTEM37RG: Keep up your good work, Shirley. It's bound to pay off some day. JIM VANTNGAN: Since you are our newest newcomer to PHS, we welcome you and wish you luck. SHIRLEY THOMPSON': A twosome friend may make you lose In the end. RALPH ZIEGLER: Old bachelors never die; they Just fade away. CAROLINE LOLTEF;: V.'e name you Kiss Personality of the Junior class. Keep up your Dleaslng ways! DONALL ZIMMER: Mr. President, we move to adjourn your meeting, and we advise your whole class to take our pdvice with the good humor and good feeling with which it was given. lunlor T espotiBt DORIS HUTCHINSON: Such a quiet little maiden????? EDNA LEISTIKOU: How does V.'ebster describe the word bob , gdna? CHARLES SCHULTZ: There's a difference between being bashful and being quiet. STEPHEN, EVELYN .DEERUESTER: Congratulations, kids! You make a swell couple. BEN JOHNSON: If a smile were a mile, you would be around the world more than once. DOROTHY BARTHOLOMEW': Too bad you aren't a boy Dorothy. You would make an outstanding athletic coach. CALF. IiLKH: V.'e use to think you were quiet. Dale, but have changed our minds. PHYLLIS ROSS: Small—but she gets results. MERVYN HAMILTON: Girls are the ones that should have curly hair, so why don't you share yours? ELIZABETH SCHMIDT: V.'e know you for the noise you don't make. VICTOR TOMLINSON: You certainly have fulfilled your name as far as a certain Junior girl is concerned. JUNIOR '-'ARSH: Marsh marches on and so does his line ! 3UD 3ISBEE: ’..Tien it comes to brains, Einstein has nothing on you. 7 PR ME BAUER: Are you a Democrat, Feme, or Is Harry Just your True-Man ? S'LLY ROSE: Life Is short, Sally, but we see you are taking advantage of your share of It. y.ari! ' Junior Response, cont'd. LELAND HARRIS: By any chance are you an extraordinary member of the Senior Wolf Patrol? PETER RINZEL: wherever you go rrmember, Pete, your best bot Is Poynette . HERB INSELMAN: Class president, good citizen, excellent student. Whatever way you figure It, It all adds up to Herb! CRACK DERGE: V.'e suggest you get a log chain to support the class ring you are wearing. BOB SCHOENFBpRO: He's a big lad In more ways than one. MARVIN JELLT'IGS: What do you say to a girl when she wants a date? GARLAND BAYS: Are you the Arkansas Traveler from Oklahoma? BYRON HA7.ARD: Does Margie think you live up to your last name, Byron? GILBERT BARTON: A closed mouth catches no files. GENEVIEVE W’OLFF: The wolf call doesn't always work, doe3 It Genevieve? MERRITT HIGLEY: It's a good thing the senior class has you to do their work behind the scenes, or It would never get done. LOUIE LANZENDORF: Night Is the time to sleep Louie, not during physics class. JENNETTE SIMONSON: You tried to set the example for the senior girls, Jennette, but one can't do It all. HERB STEFFENHAGEN: Here comes Herb, wasn't It? BEVERLY MCMILLAN: All roads don't lead to Poynette, Bev. Some lead to Arlington, still more lead to parks . The Juniors hope you take this In the spirit In which It Is given.------We mean itm Bottom Row: I. Rieae, S. Hazard, F. Inselman, D. Zimmer, R. Ziegler, J. Hahn, J. Hutchinson, S. Gultzkow, S. Hackbart Row 2r S. Thompson, D. Olstad, M. Haight, K. McFarlane, W. Ralmer, M. Mau, Mrs. Lake, S. Stolenberg, B. Breneman, D. Getchel, M. Krler, S. Staudenraayer, J. Blackley, C. Wolters Pow 3t Mr. Nachtwey, B. Mountford, R. Gabbel, J. Vanlngan, K. Hall, J. Thompson, D. Rostad, H. Hlgley, A. Kowald- W. Hlnrichs, D. Kerr, D. Uselmann, F. Inselman, R. Curtis, S. Edwards, Mr. Walker J. Hutchinson, Treasurer D. Zimmer, President R. Ziegler, Vice President J. Hahn, Secretary Jr. One Act Play Bottom Row: S. Hackbart, K. McFarland, D. Olstad, s. Thompson, M. Mau, M. Haight Top How: Mr. Walker, S. Edwards, K. Hall, F. Jennings, D. Kerr, Miss Lilequist, R. Zeigler, B. Mountford, D. Uselmann, Mr. Rewey i Bottom Row: J. Ohnesorge, G. Barton, C. Seager, D. Wells, N. Hlnrlchs, S. Halverson, L. Thompson Second Row: J. Tomlinson, J. Gorman, T. Haight, C. Helmer, M. Johnson, L. Colstad, R. Rlese, Miss Llljequlst Third Row: D. Cutsforth, S. Amyx, W. Moran, H. Schultz, G. Manke, R. Koepp, D, Porter, E. Waugh Bottom Row: 0. McGowan, J. Warner, B. Halverson, B. Woodward, S. Steffenhagen, S. Tomlinson, D. Fomaslere Second Row: H. Waugh, M. Rappe, S. Jewett, H. Seeman, M. Plenty, B, Brown, D. Grlnde Third Row: Mr. Trost, A. Thompson, D. Ryce, P. Curtia, M. Loomis, R. Barger, M. Johnson Dick Grinde Vice-Preaidant Jean Ohnesorge Secretary______ Shop for Girls Bottom Row: D. Schrab, S. Wild, C, Lindemann, D, Eichorst, K. Grinde, K. Stewart, M. Gundlaeh, A. Teeter Row 2: A. Bender, D. Wolff, M, Risgaard, W. Greenfield, D. Teeter, S. McFarlane, L. Baerwolf, A. Higley, J. Schutz, M. Jungeman, I. Anderson Row 3: Mrs. Haas, P. Black, D. Smith, M. Hebei, J. Wolter, D. Waugh, B. MacLeish, W. Lindner, C. Judd, D, Calkins, M. Bauer, D. Holzman, Mr. Rewey Row Ij.: J. Tessman, D. Eiohorst, H. Hebei, P. Shaw, D. Tomczak, E. Bilkey, D. Larson, R. Redell, R. Vogts, M. Puttkammer, G. Radewan CLASS PROPHECY The year is I960 and we are on our way to the Class of 1955 reunion. Merwin Bauer, who is now principal of PHS, brings us up to date on the news. Seems as though Wilberta Greenfield (now Larson) and Dean are busy on the construction of their own bungalow. Coming down the hall is the new English teacher, Audrey Hlgley. We hear Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Waugh (nee Anita Bender) have a'beautiful fans in the country. Unfortunately Robert Vogts will not be here as ho is at law school with presidential aims in mindT Incidentally, a new contender for the Junior light-heavyweight title is Earl Bilkey. Good luck, Earl. Mr. Bauer tells us that Ray Redell, Donovan Eichorst, Billy MacLeish and Marvin Puttkammer are playing basketball for the University of Wisconsin. The city Horary is now quite a popular place since Karen Grinds took over as librarian. It seems Gordon Radewan has been doing more reading than usual. Walter Lindner, the new milk truck driver, often.finds his way to undlach1s Coffee shop, Mary Gundlaeh, prop. Donna v-olff end J en Schutz are now raising prize beef cattle on their Swn ranch. Donna Eichorst and Carol Lindemann are teaching school at Madison East. aul 5haw and Lois baerwolf (SEaw) are snuggly settled in their own house trailer. They tell us Agnes and Dawn Teeter have their own television show called Teeter Televison Time. Paul Black is script writer and James Wolters chief technician. Shirley McEarlane (now Hebei) and Harlan run their own duplex garage. Kenlyn Stewart and Margaret Risgaard are in the Women1s Branch of the Air Porce. Both are engaged to Air Force men, too. Marvin Hebei, Dick Smith, Dale Holzman and Don Tomczak are in the Navy. They tell us those ' )eves really get rough. Incidentally Merle Jungeman and Shirley Nelson are in the Waves. We hear, too, that Inez Anderson and Delores Schrab are both happily married, Jim Tessman Is running a Bureau for the Lovelorn. And last but not least we hear about Charles Judd who is agent for that up-and-coming young movie star, Sandra Wlld. CLASS OFFICERS K. Grinde, Secretary E. Bilkey, Vice-President D. Waugh, President M. Puttkammer, Treasurer ONE-ACT PLAY Bottom Row! M. Hebei, Mr. Trost, D. Waugh Row 2: D. Tomczak, D. Larson, W. Lindner Bottom Row: K. Grlnde, M. Gundlach, G. Barton, M. Krior, J. Blackley Second Row: I. Rlese, D. Teeter, A. Teeter, E. Waugh, R. Mountford, H. Seeman, S. Rose, H. Waugh, M. Jungemann, K. Stewart Third Row: P. Black, D. Wolff, K. McFarlene, P. Jennings, M. Mau, M. Rappe, S. Jewett, M. Bauer, D. Olstad, D. Hutchinson,0. McGowan, 0. Derge Fourth Row: B. Hazard, D. Pornaslere, T. Haight, L. Baerwolf, S. Hazard B. Bisbee, Mr. Nachtwey, D. Kerr, D. Ueelmann, M. Haight, D. Waugh, M. Loomis Bottom Row: S. Hackbart, J. Hutchinson, D, Olstad, B. Breneman, S. Tomlinson, J. Mountford, S. Rose, 0. Derge Row 2: Mr. Nachtwey, J. Blackley, C. Wolters, W, Raimer, E. Leistlkow, E. Schmidt, K. Me Pariane, J. Hahn, K. Stewart, A Bender Row 3: D, Hutchinson, J, Ohnesorge, K. Grinde, W. Greenfield, S, Steffengagen, N. Hinricks, L, baerwolf, P, Bauer, S. Thompson, S, Me Pariane, D. Getchel Row ! : X Riese, P. Ross, S. Staudenmayer, D. Wolff, M. Haight, M, Mau, A. Higley, S. Nelson, M Krier, S, Wild, D. Eichorst, 0, Barton, A, Teeter Row 5: E. Waugh, D. Waugh, P. Jennings, P, Rlnzel, S. Jewett, R. Schoeneberg, H, Steffenhagen, D, Kerr, D, Uselmann, B. Bisbee, E. Waugh P, Black 4 mis ics Bottom Row: D. Kerr D. Uselmann, E. Marsh, B. Bisbee, D. Hutchinson, S. Deerwester, G. Derge, B. McMillan, F. Jennings Row 2: P. Black, M. Bauer, A. Bender, N. Hlnrichs, C. Seager, T. Haight, D. Olstad, A. Teeter, S. Wild, W. Greenfield, K. Stewart, I. Anderson Row 3: K. Grinds, D. Teeter, L. Baerwolf, C. Lindemann, B. Breneman, D. Getchel, S. Staudenmayer, M. Gundlach, Miss Thomas Row I4.: A. Thompson, M. Hebei, D. Waugh, M. Haight, S. Thompson, S. Steffenhagen, J. Ohnesorge, C. Helmer, M. Jungemann, A. Higley Row 5: H. Waugh, D. Tomczak, W. Lindner, E. Waugh, M. Rappe, M. Mau, K. Hall, S. Jewett. W. Hlnrichs, S. Hazard, B. Mountford IjjN DUAL COUNTY CHAMPIONS M Ijj:: Sixteen Championships jjjj; in Eighteen Years Outstanding Forensic Team In DO Bottom Rowi S. Hackbart, S. Gultzkow, J. Simonson, E. Lelatikow, P, Rosa, D. Hutchinson, G. Derge, K. Stewart. Row 2,r Mrs. Haas, S. Thompson, D. Olstad, E. Schmidt, S. McFarlane, D. Teeter, J. Mountford, M. Risgaard, F. Bauer, S. Rose, M. Jungemann, Row 3: S. Stoltenberg, B. Woodward, W. Raimer, B. Breneman, S. Steffenhagen, M. Mau, M. Haight, S. Staudenmayer, I. Rlese.________ M. Haight Vice-President J. Hutchinson Secretary S. Stoltenberg Treasurer S. Thompson Historian Song Leader Parliamentarian Reporter Lstac State Ed. Dist. 5 a m w pr r A I ) i !n Bottom Row: M. Hamilton, D, Mlelke, H. Inselman, P. Rinzel, H. Steffenhagen, L. Harris, C, Schultz, B. Schoeneberg. Row 2s B. MacLelsh, D, Qrlnde, A. Thompson, D. Waugh, H. Waugh, E. Waugh, B. Mountford, J, Gorman, T. Haight, D. Holzman, Mr. Walker. Row 3: 0. Bays, D. Rostad, M. Johnson, D. Ryce, M. Rapps, D. Porter, H. Schultz, W. Linder, P. Shaw, P. Inselman, J. Tomlinson, P. Black. Row i s M. Plenty, B. Brown, S. Hazard, P. Curtis, L. Lanzendorf, E. Bilkey, R. Vogts, B. Hinrichs, D. Tomczak, R. Redell, J, Tessman, n i—r i. Ti 1 T 1 i—n 11L L ...J i I □ □ 1 1 1 1 □ u Bottom Row: D. Calkins, W. Lindner, D. Tomczak, M. Hebei, D. Smith, P. Shaw, M. Puttkammer, E. Eilkey, D. Larson Row 2: K. Kali, B. Mountford, R. Ziegler, D. Uselmann, D, Kerr A. Kowold, P. Jenninrs, B. Koepp, Jr. Tomlinson (mgr.) Row 3: J. Goman, L. Colstad, E. V augh, M. Rappe, H. Schultz, P. Curtis D. -Rvce, M. Higley, S. Amyz, D. Grinde, H. Inselman Row 4: M. Hamilton, B. Schoeneberg, D. Mielke, L. Lenzendorf, C. Schult B. Hazard, If. Steffenharen, L. Harris, J. Marsh, M. Jellings, Coach Rewe Top Row Junior Marsh Duane Uselmann Fred Jennings Bottom Row Tod Row Bob Koepp Leiand Harris Dale Mlelke Bottom now Marvin Jellings Bob Schoeneberg Pete Rinzel _ Junior Bob Leiand Herb Steffenhagen HIGH SCORER Duane WON 10 Poynette 1+5 Lodi 1+8 Poynette 52 Lodi 50 Poynette 62 DePorest 1+1+ Poynette 1+7 Randolph 1+9 Poynette l+l Pox Lake 1 2 Poynette 73 Markesan 51 Poynette 1+8 Cambria 59 Poynette 70 Pardeevllle 56 Poynette 65 Pall River 59 Poynette W+ Rio k8 Poynette 58 Randolph 63 Poynette kS Fox Lake 1 2 Poynette 5i Markesan k6 Poynette 70 Cambria 66 Poynette 55 Pardeevllle 1 8« Poynette 1+8 Pall River kk Poynette 1+8 Rio 55 Poynette 51+ DePorest 1+9 Conference Oames Don 8 SEASON'S RECORD A TEAM Bottom Row: D. Kerr, J. Marsh, P. Rinzel, Mr. Rewey, H. Steffenhagen, L. Harris, D. Ryce. Row 2: B. Mountford, Manager; K. Hall, D. Uselmann, R. Zielger, B. Koepp, J. Vaninpan, F. Inselman, Manager. B TEAM bottom Row: D. Tomczak, L. Colstad, J. Tomlinson, D. Larson, R. Redell, D. Eishorst, E. Waugh, R. Riese. Row 2: E. Bilkey, P. Curtis, G. Manke, S. Amyx, D, Smith, D. Grinde, B. MacLelsh, D, Waugh. Row 3: S. Hazard, Manager; B. Mountford, Manager; M. Puttkammer, S. Jewet, H. Waugh, F. Inselman, Manager; Mr. Rewey. 52 BASEBALL TEAM ■ Bottom Row: R. Vogts, D. Holzman, D. Tomczak, R. Redell, M. Rebel, P. Shaw, D. P.ostad, E. Bllkey, 0. Bays, S. Edwards 2nd Row: M. Bauer, D. Elshorst, D. Calkins, W. Lindner, R. Ziegler, D. Smith M. Puttkammer, J. Thompson, D. Larson, H. Higley, J. Tomlinson, Coach Rewey 3rd Row: G. Radewan, H. Hebei, K, Hall, B. Waugh, D. Uselmann, D. Kerr A. Kowald, P. Jennings, C. Judd, B. Koepp, „ „ „ , l|th Row: B. MacLeish, L. Colstad, E. Waugh, M. Rappe, H. Schultz, G. Manke D. Ryce, M. Plenty, S. Amyx, D. Grlnde, H. Inselman fith Row: M. Hamilton, B. Schoeneberg, D. Kielke, P. Rinzel, C. Schultz H. Steffenhagen, L. Harris, J, Marsh, S Jewetfc S. Hazard. F. Inselman J., Tessman GIRLS CURLING TEAM 1952 Above Kneeling, Mrs. Lake Left to Right; 0. Barton, C. Helraer, S. Thompson, S. Hackbart, D. Hutchinson, J Mountford, P. Bauer. Row 2; 8. Stoltenburg, M. Mau, M. Johnson, C. Seager, H. Seeman, S. Steffenhagen, D. Olatad. M. Haight. Kindergarten Bottom Row: K. Tomlinson, D. Scheel, S. HcFarlane, R. Ross, D. Full E. Williamson, L. Larson, P, Singleton, J. Vanlngan, S, Werner, C. Herman, B. Riese Row 2: B. Westphal, J. Schutz, M. Babcock, S. Wells First Grade: Row 3: H. Kutz, B. Hutchinson, P. Thompson, R. Kacizak, D. Schultz, M. Rewey, A. Tessman, J. Tessman, J. Galloway, J. Oromnicki, J. Eelany, C. Cutsforth, D. Eichorst, D. Waugh Teachers, Miss Grossman, Mrs. McIntosh Bottom Row: G. Pulfus, K. Galloway, B. Bartel, B. Kurz, J. Clark, G. Brimmer, J. Pafford, J. Huss, M. Eelany, B. Bisbee, S. Brock, Row 2: B. Olson, L. Gartmen, D. Kuhlman, A. Alexander, J. Uselmenn, H. Franck First Grade: Row 3: L. Tomlinson, G. Drake, G. Williamson, J. Bisbee, R. Holl, V. Eomback, G. Schrab, P. Thistle, D. Fornasiere, C. Hilgenberg, J. Bisbee, R. Kreyer Teachers. Miss Grossman, Mrs. McIntosh M. McCormick Row 2: L. Erdman, S. Hehls, B. Hackbart, A. Jellings, B. Phernetton, S. Thiessen, N. Alexander ' Row 3: Miss Butler, R. Singleton, R. Puttkammer, R. Marshall, L. Mack, P. McKeague, L. Moll, S. McMahon, D. Hutchinson anra ytts o 4 a u Q- D i 3 d- -4 H- ] Jrt-Ij CO 1 u. _ 1 a. 3 t- 3 -3 Bottom Row: M. Sorenson, G. Galloway, S. Sams, H, Kreyer, E. Koepp, D. Hutchinson, S. Anderson, B. Barton, A. Franck, C. Freeman, D. Buzzell Row 2: Mrs. Wright, N. Robertson, K. Vlnge, T. Jamieson, J. Huss, J. Offerdahl, M. Thistle, B. Holi, S. Pulsfus, J. Shaw, D. Keelman, J. Peterson, G. Gartman, Miss Butler Row 3: J. Davis, G. Elsing, P. Schultz, T. Tomlinson, D. Fredericks, S. Vlnge, B. Wells, D. Anderson, D. Kuhlman, D. McCormick, N. Pulsfus, J. Singleton, J. Lothe, B. Thistle, J. Manthey Bottom Row: P. Olson, N. Freeman, J. Wells, P. McCormick, T. Hiemetton, B. Barton, L. Anderson, N. Doese, R. Olson, S. Delany Row 2: Mrs. Brenner, L. Blsbee, A. Thompson, J. Hutchinson S. McIntosh, V. Saager, J. Mau, D. Smith, D. Hart, B. Thlessen R. Larson, J. Buzzell, W. Stoltenberg, W. McMahon Row 3: D. Elchorst, W. McCormick, R. Schliesman, R. Kaclzak C. Vaningan, Y. Schrab, E. Phemetton. L. Ramsav 2 Bottom Row: G. Thlessen, V. Shaw, J. Ross, C. Hackbart, S. McIntosh, j A. Sorenson, E. Blsbee, M. Schrab, J. Elsing „ Row 2: P. Hutchinson, D. Bauer, D. Walker, B. Schliesman, S. Wilson, h E. Phemetton, J. Offerdahl, B. Irons, C. Robson J. Delany, t J. McFarlane, D. Thurston, J. Blsbee k Row 3: U. Anderson, M. Barger, M, Traut, M. Rinzel, L. Drake, C. Schultz, E. Thiele, J. Singleton, D. Packard, J. Koepp, D. Cutsforth, G. Tomlinson, J. Wells, D. Bohling S. Thompson; Cooks-Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Wilson; S. Hackbart; R. Schoeneberg; G. 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