Prairie Du Sac High School - Prairie Pride Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

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Don Kinzler Pood Turkey and Dressing Sport Football Song Miss You Orchestra Glenn Miller Dayle Rix Hobby Reading Cowboy Stories Color Red Pood Hot Dogs Ivan Mallon Color Blue Song White Cliffs of Dover Orchestra Guy Lombardo Subject Physics Richard Grcibcr Cor Plymouth Sport Basketball Color Yellow Orchestra Horace Keidt Donald Kaufman Sport Football Subject Physics Orchestra Art Cassell Junior Rath Color Green Activity Athletics Hobby Reading Neal Jenewoin Sport Basketball Subject History Song I Don’t Want To Walk Without You Orchestra Glenn Miller Willard Yngsdal Song Blueberry Hill Sport Football Hobby Collecting Old Money Orchestra Guy Lombardo Ray Mueller Hobby Stamp Collecting Color Blue Subject Bookkeeping Activity Ice Skating Bob Litschcr Subject Agriculture Song Remember Fearl Harbor Color Blackish White Orchestra Dick Jcrgcns Halsey Sprcchcr Subject Agr i c. and Physics Song It Makes No Difference Now Orchestra Joey Tantillo John Norton Pood Goulash Subject History Song The Waiter and The Porter and The Upstairs Maid Hobby Drawing Pictures K. S.

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Gordon Bender Lowell Goctto Dorothy Ann Barta Kathryn Shields Alice Guetzkow Florence Denzer Catherine Hansen Elaine YValster John D. Kindschi Arnold Waydick John Trueb Robert Kindschi Instrument ; Cornet Pastime Sleeping Car OIGsmobile Sub je c t s Agric. and History Color Blue Orchestra Wayne King Activity Deer Hunting Color Blue Subject English Song City Called Heaven Orchestra Horace Keidt Color Blue Car Fords Song Be Honest With He Activity Dane ing Color Blue Car Ford Subject Shorthand Song You are My Sunshine Sport Basketball Car Buick Name Bob Color Red Orchestra Art Cassell Subject Shorthand C' Food Ice cream A Subject Home Economics Color Blue V Song Remember Pearl Harbor Activity Bowling p Orchestra Guy Lombardo c Subject History y Food Chili Con Carne h Song Deep in the Heart of Texas Orchestra Kay Kyser Subject Physics Song Playmates y Orchestra Horace Heidt i Food Chicken Subject Physics Activity Athletics i Song Moonlight Cocktail I K Orchestra Guy Lombardo

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 CJL 2 r bb rJISTOjT It was September, 1938, and at last we were Freshmenl That's what v e had been looking forward to for eight long years. Nine little boys and girls had attained that goal and were joined by thirty-one others from the surrounding communities. Now we were the superiors in our little domain, the junior assembly, for weren't wo much more important than the mere seventh and eighth graders? Of course we receded into the background somewhat whenever we came upon the Upper Classmen, for after all v e were only the Green Freshmen to them. And then of course came the Freshman Initiation. This was held in the High School Gym a few weeks later with all the fun being at our expense. But there was consolation in the fact that after the agony was all over we would then be one of them. As the v eeks flew by and we came to the close of the year, our chief concern now was making the grade for ohl to be a Sophisticated Sophomore 1 In September, 1959, the thirty-eight students who made the grade were permitted to sit just inside the door in the Senior Assembly, and that was some accomplishincnt. The first thing we had to do v as to take over the duty of properly initiating the freshmen. We really did this to a turn and if they did not get to be one of them it was no fault of ours, V e saw the need of a Civics Club and under the direction of Kiss Leona Weier this organization came into being. By various ways of earning money we were able to hire a bus to take us to a football game in Madison in the fall and in the spring to take a trip to Portage and V aupun and various places of interest along the way. V' € h J