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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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Barbara uel er Adv' . . red Ness Lit o Production Inc. adison, W' in ' Z' H1' I'm L1ttle Ch1ef a P1-a1r1e Ifldlan I m golng to lntroduce you to the var1ous sect1ons of the l955 P1-1de ' I hope It w1ll help you recall the humorous, as well as the ser1ous moments you exper1enced at Pra1r1e H1gh ontents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES . ACTIVITIES. ATHLETICS MISCELLANEOUS ..... . . . ADS........... ...... ...59 PICTURE DIRECTORY... ...69 ADMINIS T RA TIO Whether teaching in a classroom or aiding the students in extra-curricular activities, the Y, faculty will leave a lasting memory in the minds of the 1954-55 students. This year an extra teacher was added to the faculty, increasing the number to l4. mpg: 4.1. Addm T hear Share af ,K GUS C N mls! We V ff Boll tecl Advxsor of the o and o advxsor ofthe C n rvatxon M ,EY Most txme was aken by general st de aren counse g A BE Serum tudents Needs W1 th Wllln Hearts and Vozces Mrs Boll served as the school secretary ALFRED ES Englxsh S College B A r ved the Advxsor of A ual Staff Musxc Apprecxatxon C ub mor Play Co Advxsor of nxor class Forensic Coach ldent of the PdS Teachers Assoc also had charge of Remed1al Re mg and of recordmg the attend ence of each student 4 TUNEM VAN ACKER Algebra General Geometry Wxsconsm State o ege Whxtewater B Mxss Van c e cted as a txcket sales n our home basket ball ga Wi JOHN MCDERMID Advanced Algebra Chemxstry General Scxence Wrestlxng Coach Wxs State College Plattevxlle B S Mr McDerm1d was Co advxsor of the Senxor Class Advxsor of the Radlo and Photography Clubs He also dxd a great deal for the students 1n dxrectxng the Recreatzonal Prog ram of the PdS Youth Center I O n 9 h y Q fb Www ,M Gs - In? ,gh f wie' LL? I. 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To PDS Pro ress MRS WARREN PERRY GEORGE E DALLMANN H0mCEC0n0m1CS Ch0ruSBB Band 1nclud1ng1nstru Ass1stant Coach Stout Instxtute B S mental lessons of wlsconsm Job of teachmg boys to cook m the E College whltijager B Mrs Perry had the mterestlng Mllton College B S Mr Perry directed the Typing Boys Cookery Club She also Mr Dallmarm helped superv1se the guxded the Future Homemakers of games during the SP 11 EICUV Y Club and served as Co advxsor oi the Junlor Class America Junior advisor Periods jj 0' 2.04- K 0 738211, A. un- DONALD YAHR LUCILLE JOEHREN Coach Bxology PhysxcalEducat1on SOC1a1Pf0b1emS Am Hlstorl' W1s State College Stevens Pomt St Cloud Teacher 5 College B S Umversxty of Wisconsm B S M155 Joehren coached the students Mr Yahr dlrected the Lettermen s taklng humorous declamatlorw In Club and Intramurals f0renS1CS Qfgvx 5 xx XL VIDES of Wmsconsm Slty Advbsor of the Fres D-ramatxcs Club and G 1 H! s ed as a Coach! of the ensxc students .,2 T . 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'N XJ ,RX K xx ' 5 , A J x F acult To ourteen was ALBERT wmzxs MRS DONALD BERRY IRIS GA1-1-EZ Agrxculture Shop Enghsh Enghsh Latin Wxs State College Plattevxlle B S Umversxty of W1scons1n B S Capltal UmVer51tY B A Mxss Gallez advlsed the Newspaper Mr Weeks dxrected the F F' A and Mrs Berry adv1sed the Lxbrary Staff whxch pubhshed the weekly Conservat1on Club and advzsed the Club and dxd a great deal 1n keepxng Sophomore Class He was also Pres the lxbrary up to date and 1n order Prairie Ptevlew She also was a of the Dalry Herd Improvement Assoc She served as a Forensxc Coach Forensic Coach ,AM J V? f-4 PRAIRQIYS TEIBUTE TO WALLY Wally Zms Janxtor at Pra1rxe I-hgh for e1ghteen years dled March Z 1955 m the St Mary's Rlnglmg Hospxtal xn Baraboo after a serxous 1llness Wally s l1fe the past exghteen years has been declxcated to the soul purpose of servmg the commuruty the faculty and the stu dent body faxthfully The thoughts of the I students of Praxrxe upon hearmg of the death of Wally were expressed by sor row and a feelmg of great loss The Praxrxe Prxde representmg the entlre student body wlshes to commemorate h1s e1ghteen years of servxce xn thxs Q be yearbook MRS CLAIRE ROBINSON Phy Ed Muslc Umversxty of Wxsconsm B M Mrs Robxnson taught Phy Ed and was advlgor to the pep Club She cleanmg the pool washmg also taught vocal music ln the grade the wmdows heatmg the school school and du-ected me Junior Chorus and a thousand other jobs 6 N .1 SJ ' 5 ' I .' of ' , X I bl, . 7,0 50 ' 11, ' V ' X I ' 'I I it i y y . , I al . I - 46. i I , - 'L 1' 4 l 47 - . . . i . . ,g 1 - - M A' I . . . . I . A 1 . 1 . . R R I I.. - I L1 CLA SSES - - -im I am one of the 57 students graduating this spring. There are 78 Juniors, 67 Sophomores and 64 Freshmen enrolled in Prairie High,making a total of 266 students in l954-55.Now you Freshmen are past the initiation stage, it will be up 'to you to work with the Juniors and Sophomores in making your four years of school profitable and njoyable ones. Remember keep looking forward! J 4,17 -m ,ga-ua ,,i..,.'-' SENI Motto 'Today we follow tommorrow we lead Class Colors Navy and Powder Blue Flower Powder Blue Rose Off1cers Pres1dent James Ferry V1ce Pres1dent Monard Mlttlesteadt Secretary Carol Kruse Treasurer Mar1lyn Purdy James Ferry Get on the elevator of success I m on Badger Boys State 3 Bandl Z 3 4 Basketball Z Boys Chorus l f Dramat1cs l Forensxcs l 2 3 4 M Pep Band 3 4 Class Presldent 4 Radlo Club 3 Student Councxl 3 4 -7 Track 2 3 4 Leon Petzke War 1S terrlble but women are worse Conservauon Club Z 3 FFAI Z Maurme Schaefer Serene and calm and very sweet but never you m1nd st1ll water runs deep G1rls' Chorus 2 Adela Bruckert 'ig auf W1th soul as strong as a r1v r W she w1ll never know defeat Annual Staff 4 Band 2 3 4 L Chorus 1 2 3 4 Fl-IA 2 3 4 Pep LW Club 4 Monard Mittlesteadt What poor creatures men a when I c e to think of it Baseball Z 3 4 Boys' Chorus 1 Bo s' Cobkery 2 3 4 Foot b 1 2-,3.,4 Journalism 4 T ck 2 C3 4 Class Vlce Pres ident 4 Lyle Kleine rt Boys' Chorus l Conservation Football l Z 3 4 Track 2 Journalism Shirley Russell I rn satisfied because I'm just like ME Annual Staff 2 3 4 Class Pres ident 3 Dramatics Z Pep Club Z 3 4 Photography Club l Student Council 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Journalism 4 D A R Award4 V1rg1n1a JeSS1Ck C 'Corridors were made to walk n J not for little girls to talk in Class Secretary 2' Girls Chorus l' Mixed Chorus2 3 4 Darrel Thur ow He had no use for girls or fame A mere diploma was his aim D FFAl 3 4 Paul Boehmer If I arn not as large aS you, -- you are not as small as I. Basketball l,2.,3,4g Baseball l,2,3 4 Boys Cookery 3g Conservation 2,3,4g FFA 35 Football l,2,3,4g Golf l,2.,3,4g Track l,Z,3,4. Each Has Made His Contribution Q C , ,N , : 3 - , , 2,9 ' -, - Home on the Range -------- . 1 ' 1, . - .H i it X s ,.,-A on-Q More Than ift Ruth Henderson I must have a sixth sense. I can't find the other five. Transferred from Linden. Annual Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Student Council 3, Journalism. Lillian Strrniska She's not a card! She's a whole deck! Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 FHA l,25 Journalism 45 Pep Club Z, 3,45 Photography Club 2, 5,55 Du Wayne Block 554 ,Z if I I My how my dainty little feet V do dance. Band Z,3,45 Golf 35 Boys' Chorus l5 Rodney Mc Wane If you can't put fire into your book, put your book into the fire. Transferred from Baraboo. Baseball 45 Basketball 45 Football 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Track 4. Shirley Mallon Man delights me notg I want MEN. Annual Staff 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Drarnatics 3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 Forensics l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Clas Secretary l5 Bowl- ing 3,4. ' 1 1 FJ jyflklunice Pieper ff! Full of fun and fancy free. I X Annual Staff 45 FHA lg Pep NK Club 3,45 Photography Club 1, Journalism. 5 'C ,-of -QS' 'ww 06 eval 'fi 'ZF 37 id Wall Graduate ay 31 Donald Lang He loves athlet1cs but that 1sn't all he loves Band l 2 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Boys Cookery 3 4 COnSCIVat1On 2 3 4 FFA l Z 3 4 Lettermens' Club 4 Pep Band l 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Track Dan Goog1ns A young man 1n h1s early fl1rt1es Transferred from Mazomanle Football 3 4 Photography Club 3 Track 3 Carolyn Wxlley She puts her worrles 1n the bottom of her heart s1ts on the 11d and smlles FHA l 2 3 4 FOTCDSICS l Mlxed Chorus Z 3 4 Dorothy lxlaetsch Sugar and sp1ce and everythmg n1ce ' FI-IAl Z 3 4 M1xed Chorus Z 3 4 Photography Club 4 R1chard We1nke He that s1tteth upon a tack yea he shall T156 agalrl FFAlZ 34 Football4 R onald Lang 'I enjoy the company of one at a t1me Band l 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 Baseball l 2 3 4 Boys' cook ery 3 4 Conservatlon Club 2 3 4 FFAI Z 3 4 Football 2 4 D1-amat1cs 3 Lettermens' Club 4 Basketball l 2. 3 4 1 5 YV' 1:? Z 'Sf' 'UP' ff Man Have Given Marilyn Purdy My heart is like a fan-- always in circulation. Annual Staff 43 FHA lg Pep Club 3,43 Class Treasurer 43 I-Iornecorning Queen 43 Bowl- ing 3, 4 , Journalism . Donna Kruse Knot graduatingl Drarnatics 33 FHA l,Z3 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 43 Photography Club Z. 7 ,NV Q ,- Wilmar Sprecher I am a man, nothing that is human do I think unbecoming in me. B3-Hd 1,-2,3,43 FFA 4g Mixed Chorus l,23 Pep Band 3,4. M Charles Cook A good line is the shortest distance between two dates. Conservation 33 FFA l,2,3,4g La Vonne Diehl The wor st that can be said of dancing is that it is a harmless folly. FHA l,Z3 Forensics l. Alice Pierce Most of the born leaders of men are women. Band l,Z,3,43 Library 3,43 Forensics lg Mixed Chorus lg Pep Club 4. T ransferred from Dorche ster . Q-J ta- 'D .49 Their Talent To Music Groups 2 36 Tom Smith My average income---about midnight. Transferred from Iowa Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 Homecommg K1ng 4 J'ournal1sm Kemth Sprecher 'A clever man turns great troubles 1nto l1ttle ones and l1ttle ones mto none at a Basketball l 2 FFA l Z 3 4 Football l Z 3 4 Track l 2 3 Marlene Hausner ' Today 1S ours we have lt here tomorrow belongs to the gods Transferred from Pla1n Student Counc1l 4 Carol Kruse Laugh and the whole world laughs w1th you Annual Staff 3 4 Badger G1rls State 3 Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 G1rls' Chorus l Class Secretary 4 Drarnat1cs 3 4 FHA l Z 3 4 Forens1cs Z 3 4 Pep Club Z 3 4 R1chard Aylward 'He never comphes aga1nst hms w1ll for h1s op1n1on IS h1s op1n1on st1 l ' Basketball l 2 3 4 Conservat1on 3 4 Class V1ce '9res1dent 3 Football 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Track l 2 3 4 Foren s1cs 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Boys' Cook ery 3 4 Radlo Club 4 Clayton Ganser Easy golng full of fun enjoy good company espec1ally one C0nSCIV3t10n 2 3 4 FFA l Z 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track l Z 3 4 'il SZ' X I 13 1 1 1 1 , I I 5 . 0 ,f 1 'Y . 1 I ' 1 ' ' 11 . ff' gl 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . . 1 . ,4 . , Q Y ll Y' ' , ' ll V 1 1 2 I . . . I I 1 I V w ' 1 1 1 , Y 2 l ' 4 4 , ' , ' , M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W RI' rl - . . , , . 5 as fa if 51 I c o 1 J 1 u g VJ 1 , , . 1 ' - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 '4 1 I Q , 1 I v f, . . ' - if 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'ov , W 11 . ' , , ' ll ' ' 1 1 S ' ' ll , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -5 Semors Have Guzded G1 if -sm' fun, 'IVE has Na-of Aul Lester Procknow I l1ke work lt fascmates me I could s1t and look at It for hours Baseball 2 3 4 Conservatxon Club 2 3 4 FFA l 4 Football 2 3 4 Forenslcs 3 4 Class Treasurer Z Terry Mulhern School? I suppose 1 s n essary Transferred from Waunakee Football 4 Mary Meng 'Her m1nd IS on her work but her heart 1S elsewhere Annual Staff Z 4 Class Treas urer 3 Glrls Chorus l Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Prom Queen 3 .Tournahsm Carol Post Gentlemen may prefer blond bu they marry brunettes Transferred from Dodgevxlle Student Counc1l 4 Lee P1lger e s a woman hater H hates to leave them Band l 2 3 4 Basketball l Pep Band 3 4 Ronald Pfohl Wxtty w1se and thoughtful too Never 1dle when there's some h1ng to do. Annual Co Ed1tor 3, Annual Ed1tor 4, Band l,Z,3,4, Boys' Chorus l,Forens1cs l, 2, Pep Band Z,3,4, Photography Club 2, Class Pres1dent 3, Student Counc1l l,4. J ii ii CB 6: QTBP .W o o o o o ' ' ' 1 I . I ! I I 7 ! I l 9 -A a I I Q . 9 I ' 1.1 ' . 't' ec - Q I M J aoysy , MJ . X . K eg? , . . T Q 1 ' 1 ' ' x e s , ' f eff f - A 'sl .4 f . I ' X 'ink X I IH I e I I I I n s a I Q 94 I , . V - I ' ' Q 5 II ' ' I ,U - 4' Q t ' I X, The Indzan Athletzc Teams Tr? , A4 f W 'M ww. 1 t is 'W' w y 5,11 f ,nf X J Tom Accola Don't leave a kiss upon the cup I'd rather have the wine Basketball l Z 3 Football 1 Z Conservation 3 4 Forensics 2 Golf l 2. 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 4 Student Council l Arthur Mueller Make much of me girls Good men are scarce Basketball Z Conservation Club FFAl 2 3 4 Marlene Kuhnau She absorbs knowledge like a sponge absorbs water Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 3 4 FHA l 2. 3 4 Forensicsl Journalism 4 Latin Club 2. 3 Pep Club 4 Student Council 2 Ella Schwartz There is no hurry there is also no time to lose Transferred from St Cather ine's Racine Band l 4' Dram- atics l' Girls Chorus l 2- Mixed Chorus 4' Pep Club 4' Voca- tional Guidance 4 Bob Schwar z 'He suffers from high blonde pressure Basketball l 2 3 4' Football l Z 3 4' Class President l' we-. Prom King 3 X Leigh Wilson ' I ll argue though the point be small. You can't let those teachers say it all. Annual Staff Z,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Forensics l,2.,3g Latin Club 2,3g Dramatics 4g Pep Club 3,4. Mb 'N-Hr aa' was I0 KVW 14 Grads Important . . Douglas Jones The next day is never as good as the night before Conservat1on 3 Mlxed Chorus 12 3 Radlo Club 3 Lo1s Eckste1n ongues may come tongues may go but m1ne goes on forever FOICUSICS 1 M1xed Chorus l Z 3 4 Photography Club 2. Carol Walster Her face 1S her fortune and lt runs mto a mce f1gure Annual Staff 4 Band Z 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 1 FHA l Dav1d L1tscher I never worry I never fret If I can't remember I Just forget Class VICC Presldent 1 2 FFA l 2 3 4 Football l 2 Q any I K1ng Marshall If th1s 15 11berty g1Ve m death Basketball 2 M1xed Chorus 4 Conservatxon 3 Ann Maas ' I J ather study men than books Transferred from Adams Fr1end sh1p Band 2 Mxxed Chorus l 2 3 4 FHA 2 Forens1cs 3 Journalxsm 4 L1brary 4 Pep Club 4 Photography Club 3 n Ranks 0 Iournalzsm James Boettcher ccept the world as lt IS adapt yourself to lt and be happy -49 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Drarnat1cs 3 FFA l M1xed Chorus 4 Pep Club Z 3 4 Photography 3 John Anderson Yesterday 1S dead forget lt tomorrow does not ex1st today 1S here let's l1VC Basketball l FFA l 2 3 4 Conservat1on 3 4 Bern1e Maroney I'm glad I don't reahze my true worth Annual Staff l Z 3 4 Boys' Chorus l Dramat1cs 2 3 Forens1cs l Z 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 3 M1xed Chorus l Z 3 Pep Club l Z 3 4 Photography Club l Z Journal Carl Tamrn1 'He cares for only two th1ngs h1s g1rl and h1s car 4, Chorus 4 Conservat1on Club2 Mary Anderson when a Chlld she fell through the w1ndow and came down Plump Nfriiajyure Annual S Journal1sm 4 L1brar 3 M1xed Chorus Dram s 3 Pep Club 4 Transferre from Plattev1lle 1 Gene Olson 'I know a lot but I can never th1nk of lt Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Drarnat1cs 3 4 M1xed Chorus l 2 3 4 Pep Club l Z 3 4 17 o O O O 25 55 1 3 ' ' J T'l5l5:'A L ' 3 ' '- -wfW,'f2g - - .- df, ,Isp , , . ' : 1 P 2 , ' 2 J , , 9 - ' ' . n V ll ' ' A ! 1 . 1 . . , P ' -' ' Q A 3 s , , , 9 Y ll ff 1 Y ng r s a S V ff 9 ' , : ' ,L Q Q a S ' 3 3 v I , , 9 , , , 1 I , , I , 1 3 ' 7 iSI'!'1 Z, 3,45 Editor , Preview 4. 1 L a W, ' . ' A Q , . ,. I - f 7 1 ll - - I ll 9 . 2 M fy ' 9 9 5 ' S . , ' N 9 W i ! 1 5 . , s ' , . , s D I 9 ' 1955 Trzbe History On September 3 1951 the 1955 lndxan Trxbe consxstmg of 6l Ma1dens and Braves started on thexr four year warpath through Prazrxe I-hgh The class chose thexr leaders the fxrst week Bob Sch warz was chosen as chxei and h1s Councxl consxsted of Vxce Presldent Davxd Lxtscher Secretary Shxr lb? Mallon Treasurer Carol Walster and our counselor Mr James Berg The much awazted day Ixutxatxon came on September Z5 From that day forth we weren't green Injuns Our path looked much brxghter after the massacre of that dreadful day Our fxrst l-lomecommg float brought us second place whxch made us very proud Sandra Jellum was pxcked by the football players to repre sent our class on the Homecoming court Our re turn party to the sophomore class was well attend Our sophomore year began w1th a lug pow wow and the choosmg of new leaders Under the able d1rect1on of Chxef Ronald Pfohl Davzd Lxtscher V1ce Presldent Vxrgxnma Jessxck Secretary and Lester Procknow Money Man the trxbe started the happy task of plannmg an mxtxatxon for the now younger students of P d S We'1l Bury Arena the theme of our Homecomzng float that year re cexved fxrst place Ruth Henderson was the class' royalty representatxve Wxth the helpful ass1stance of our advlsor Mrs W1ll1am Bender nee Mxss Joyce Pease we gave an all school dance that m cluded square dancmg ballroom dancxng a can can dance and a skxt Th1s socxal event and an 1ce skatmg party were so well attended that we now our class was very proud when Bern1e Maroney went to the State wxth hrs orxgmal oratxon entxtled TV or not TV Bernxe also entered the state contest wmth an orxgmal oratlon m h1s sen1or year Contxnumg on the warpath, the tr1be advanced xnto xts Junxor year We now had a total of 68 stu dents an xncrease of seven smce we started to gether two years ago Ma1den Shxrley Russell headed the class as Presxdent w1th Dxck Aylward as V1ce Presxdent Carol Walster Secretary and Mary Meng Treasurer Our adv1sor was Mr John McDerm1d Agam we recewed a f1rst w1th our Homecomxng float entxtled We'll Rexgn Over Spr1ng Green Marllyn Purdy and Dan Googms represent ed our class on the Homecommg court To help ra1se money for the March of Dxmes, we led the drxve by sponsonng a dance, skatmg party and candy sales By each class attemptmg to raxse more money than the other, a large su.m was re cexved for the March of Dunes campaxgn Carol Kruse was elected to Badger Girls' State and James Ferry had the honor of bemg elected Bad ger Boys' State representatxve The hxghlxght of our junxor year was, of coux se our heap bxg dance, the Jumor Prom held on Aprxl 30 Kxng Bob Schwarz and Queen Mary Meng rexgned over the festive occanon The court con sxsted of members of our class The theme of the Prom was 'Dreamer's Holxday with Bob Arden and his Orchestra furmshxng us1c lB ff AX Entermg our semor year we had a total of Z4 Maxdens and 34 Braves Our Trxbe has re maxned constant nexther losmg nor gamxng 'Ihxs year our many actxv1t1es began wrth the electmg of our Presxdent, James Ferry The other f fycers were Vmce Presxdent Monard Mlttlesteadt Secretary Carol Kruse and Treasurer Marxlyn Purdy Advxsmg our class th1s year were Mr Alfred Ness and Mr John McDerm1d On October Z2 Homecomxng was held Rexgn mg over the festxvxtxes were Kxng Tom Smxth and Queen Marzlyn Purdy Dan Googms and Shxrley Russell were semor class representatnves on the court Our float Cruzszn' to V1ctory recexved second place The Homecommg Dance, followxng our football game vxctory over Arena was hzghly successful Musxc was furnzshed by Dan Garson and hxs Orchestra The Chrxstmas Party thxs year was planned by our class Shxrley Russell was elected to the D A Award by the class Honors also were g1ven three semor boys 1n sports Tom Smxth was voted Honary Captam xn football Bob Schwarz Honorary Captaxn 1n basketball and Don Lang was voted the most valuable player 1n basketball Thxs year both our football team and basketball team recelved champxonshxps Several members of the class are presxdents Our Senxor Class Play Father Knows Best was presented ln May Mr Alfred Ness helped us very much xn dxrectmg the play The weekly school paper the Pra1r1e Prev1ew has this year been written by the Journahsm Staff consxstmg mamly of members of our class Wxth Berme Maroney as ed1tor and our advxsor Mlss Ins Gamez the P1-evmw gave everyone a complete coverage of all the school news We have now reached the clxmax of our warpath through these four years Wxth our Class Trxp Class Nxght Baccalaureate and Commencement here we are neanng the end of the long journey together The 1955 Indxan Trxbe wxll go forth mto hfe usmg the skills that have been so carefully learned Our last four years have had the1r mom ents of pleasure and sadness but all of the 1955 graduates can truthfully say It's been fun and profxtable X 996' X t 6312! ffl, I o . . f . - - . O h ' ll g ,I . , . . ed. ' - ' ' s I ll , ll ' . . R. - , - , ' to were financially stable. In the forensic department, and officers in many of the clubs this year' 1 1 - Q . . l I' n . ' vw, Il I ' , , . . . . I l ' ' ' ll ' ' I - . 3 l ' Il ' . . - 1,1 , X-I . Q . . . X ll! T ' I . . wx . ' , u 1 V I . . X - V I I I . x 'LV - fx I fl . , 6 . ' g y W - 71 . 4 . , Q Prophecy This is your announcer Berme Maroney cover mg the colossal reumon oi the 1955 graduates of Prairie High But first a word from our sponsor Wilson's supermarkets Be sure and try Wilson s superb brand of meats obtained from the prize wmmng cattle of Leon Petzke and John Anderson who Jointly own a 700 acre farm near Denzer Perhaps some of you graduates remember them Here we are m Pra1r1e's new gym designed by our own Frank Lloyd Wright Rodney Mc Wane The interior decoratmg was supervised by the school board president Marlene Kuhnau Mar lene has a family of six very active children Before we open our meeting so that we can talk informally let me tell you how the years have developed the xndxvxdual talents of our class Marilyn Purdy is a famoous Parisian dress designer Eunice Pieper and Carol Walster are the private secretaries to the President of the U S Carol 18 married to Monard Mittlesteadt who xs Sec retary of Agriculture in the Pres1dent's cabinet Thomas Smxth and Lyle Texas Kle1.nert are foreign correspondents for that ever growing newspaper The Praxrxe Preview Their hard work xn Journalism really paid off Ann Maas and Mary Alaska Anderson have finally found They say Ann's twins are exactly lxke her hubby Gene Olson who is now manager of a giant pipe fitting firm Shirley Mallon and Ella Marie Schwartz are in Chicago co managxng a famous girls' school for teachers They really are superb teachers Other teachers from our Prairie clan are Ronald Piohl who IB Prof of Crxminolgy at the U of Wisconsin and James Ferry who is teaching psychology at the U of Chicago Have you by chance heard Mary Meng's program Advice to the Love1orn over the station P d S TV? It is really quite useful and xs sponsored byEckste1n's Ecstasy a famous res taurant mn downtown Prairie By the way another member of our class has a program over this station Darrell Thurow m cees the program Noonday Jamboree star ring our only tw1ns,Ron and Don Lang, and Wxlmar Sprecher who form the hottest trxo on thxs side of heaven Oh yes the program is sponsored by Procknow s Purina Feed Store ln Black Hawk Did you know that Richard Aylward owns a large Pharmaceutical House in Prairxe? I can't remember right now how he got into the business but I thmk Cup1d McDerm1d had something to do with it Adela Bruckert xs now pxamst for the Praxrie Philharmonic Orchestra which is under the dir ection of Leo P1lger whose musical career has had many highlxghts of success Paul Boehrner is pro at the Lake Wisconsxn Golf Course which xs owned by Pra1r1e's chxef of Police Thomas Accola who only runs the club for a hobby Prairie finally has a Casey Jones but this one isn't a tram engineer It's diesel eng xneermg Doug Jones who has finally tied the knot with Virginia Jessick who is at home learn mg how to fxx baby formulas Alxce Mae IS also ,harms gl-,U occupatwn but has the added duties teachmg a small country school Henderson's 'Hxlarzty Hour is now at the top of the T V marqee Ruth's Jolly ways are really makmg her popular King Marshall is now the principal of Pra1r1e's Public Schools Hts pet peeve is students who skip school Bob Schwarz is Justxce of the Peace in Praxrxe du Sac Hxs aim is to elxmmate teenagers who drive recklessly and keep late hours Kexth Sprecher football coach xs really backing him up e wants his Sprecher's Spectaculars to get lots of rest and sleep like those in the days of yore LaVonne Diehl and Dorothy Klaetsch are now chaxrwomen of the Singer Sewing Circle and the National F H A respectxvely Carolyn Willey in charge ox the General Food Mxlls She has replaced Betty Crocker Maurine Schaefer e quiet and silent type agaxn remxnds us that still water runs deep She is mother of eight swimming champions DuWayne Block owns a world wide chain of movie theatres He has invented a view of pro Jectxon called Blockavision ' It makes every thing square David Lxtscher and Clayton Gan in Sauk City a suburb of Prairie Terry Mul hern who always was interested rn Sauk ow-ng a taxi service At least he doesn't walk any more Carl Tammx who has always loved the water 18 owner of a glamourous motel on the Wisconsin River H19 business manager is Carol Post who is combining marriage with a career Richard Wemke and Art Mueller are the proud owners of a farm in the Merriman region James Boettcher xs head of the Amerxcan Synod of the Lutheran church He really has developed his lxfe to 1t's fullest extent Shirley Russell who enjoyed being our able Junior Class president is the first woman mayor of Black Earth Carol Kruse is the fxrst Prairie graduate to cexve a Nobel Pr1ze Her book How to be Efficient Secretary ' is really a big success Dan Googins our sailor, is Admiralof the Navy and Monte Cool has taken over a cheese factory near Plain Hxs business partner ls Marlene Hausner who always was good at keeping things straight Last but not least is Lillian Strimxska a wealthy socialite xn New York She has been named Amer1ca's best dressed woman These are they our '55 class fr1ends who each and every one have contributed to the betterment of socxety I Invite you to gather around after the alumna business meeting, and Join xn the singing of our class song Let's all accordnng to our previous agreement meet ten years from tonight May Z4 1965 This is Bernie Maroney your announcer for station PdS TV l9 . . . - ' . 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U . . . . ,, . . . s 1 Q ' ' ' Class Wall Shu-ley Malloy-1 whom two certaxn guys llke IO WOO Gladly leaves to some needy Jumor one of the two Sxr Eugene Olson belxeve xt or not tho dnpplng wzth talent wxll not part wxth drop Bernxe Maroney gxves hzs good manners To Dxck Walch so he can earn banners James Ferry staymng away from glrls IS h1s a1m wxlls th1s to Dave Moe and hopes he ll do the same Ron Lang wllls h1s f1rst chalr ln band to Merlxn Market so he'll be the best 1n the land Lyle Klexnert wxlls to all boys 1n despaxr The art of how he curls h1s haxr Lester Procknow wxlls hxs v1tamm vxgor and vxm to the Black Hawk bus wh1ch w1ll m1ss lum Tom Smxth Pramrxes' typxcal she1k Bestows on George Knox h1s envxed technlque Maurlne Schaefer bequeaths love for quxet To Bethel Pullen who raxses a not Lo1s Eckstem gwes her gxft of gabbuxess To Joyce Clavadatscher to r1d her of crabbmess Marlene Kuhnau her braxns she does w1ll To Kemp Zechel who 15 ln need of them st1ll Ann Maas bequeaths her sweet sm1le To Smoky Foljhan who'd almost go w1ld Lee Pllger just leaves perxod To Herb Klukas Carol Kruse wxlls Her achxevements 1n typxng skllls Ruth Henderson leaves her sense of humor To anv dull and lxfeless Junlor Art Mueller does now on Harold Klepper bestow I-hs talent for managmg teams fast or slow Skxp Strm1ska our cheerleader small Leaves Judy her pep fxve feet tall Carol Post leaves nothxng beheve It or not To set up house keeping she needs all she s got V1rg1n1a Jessxck the g1rl wxth the charm Wxlls th1S to Mary Ann Le1d1g who comes from the farm For JoAnn Schoephorster who 15 small and sweet Monte Cook leaves lus bxg feet Kmg Marshall leaves hxs beat up car To James P1erce may he go far Doug Jones leaves his engmeerxng skxll To Shlrley Anderson she'll hll the bxll Rod McWane hxs hxdden Smxle To you Joyce Baxer he leaves thxs style Allce Pxerce to anyone her educatxon lends Who won't need xt anymore her career to Marrxage bends 20 LaVonne Dzehl wzlls her fllrtatxous ways To Rosalyn Tsch1r1k1 who smgle stays Mary Anderson leaves her talent for wr1t1ng storxes To Lucmlle Sprecher and hopes she can gam some glorxes Tom Accola who lxkes to take l1fe easy as much as he can Gladly leaves some of thxs to Jan Wo:-man Marlene Hausner leaves her dancmg at the Palace To a Jumor g1rl whrse name 15 Alxce Darrell Thurow leaves lus baggy pants to Barb Knlemeyer who fxts her r1ders only by chance Paul Boehmer our muscular and short sen1or boy GIVES to DOD Bramschneber the jun1or's prxde and Joy Monard Mxttlesteadt our baseball star Leaves thxs to Bob Boehmer and hopes he ll go far Kexth Sprecher now presxdent of the FFA leaves Has ab1l1ty to James Eckstem and hopes he too wxll Be presldent some day Bob Schwarz our towermg semor of basketball fame Wxlls hxs abxhty to Dale Ryan to play the game Mary Meng and all her fem1n1n1ty charm and grace Would l1ke to see any Junlor step at her pace Ron Pfohl's pants always neatly pressed He leaves to the boy's who are dowdlly dressed Dave L1tscher bequeaths h1s dev1l1sh ways To Joyce Yanke saymg It doesn't pay Ella Schwartz her studxousness wmlls To Chuck Dobratz who so much t1me kxlls Shlrley Russell b1gg8St Wheel' of the sen1or class Leaves her talent to any worthy Junxor lad or lass Dorothy Klaetsch her walk does gxit To Mary O Donnell who walks so stlff Rxchard Wemke a pound generously bestowes To Maurlce Ryan for each 1nch he grows Adela Bruckert worked hard 1n school Thus bemg somethxng seldom done She cannot leave xt to anyone James Boettcher leaves h1s qu1et way to Jack Wagnxld and says Don t you know Crzme Doesn Pay' Carolyn W1lley leaves her hot lunch Job to anyone Who thmks thay can do as well as she has done Leon Petzke who xs qu1et and shy w1lls thxs character lSt1C to Steve I..aDue the talkatwe guy Lexgh Wxlson always ready with a wxse remark Leaves to Carol Accola thxs lxkeable spark Wxlmar Sprecher leaves h1s shyness rare To M1keRe1chman who IS bold and dare Clayton Ganser gxves bundles of love To Mary Ryan his coomg dove I ' - ' , 1 , . . . A A 4 I . , . , . 1 . - - 1 ' ' ' ' ' - a . . , 1 . , I . - 1 1 ' I I . . . . 1 - 1 1 . , . ' 1 1 1 I 1 . . . . - , - , 1 1 ' 1 . , - ' , . ' 1 ' ' - 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 1 ' 1 11 ' - l - , ' 11 11 , . ' 1 1 1 . . - . I, ' . 1 ' 1 ' 1 I . ' 1 , . . . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . I . 1 1 - . , - . . . . , H ' I A ' I - 1 1 t ? I - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 . 1 - . H . . I, . . 1 Y 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Donna Kruse full of vim and fire, Leaves some of this to Harvey Meyer. Dan Googins-leaves his ability to be heard, As well as seen,to Juanita Richards. DuWayne Block his Job at the Midway he does will To Allen Goodell who also has that skill Dick Alyward never quiet never shy., Leaves this to Lyle Kuhnau the quiet guy The friendly ways of Terry Mulhern are left To LaVonne Frommung so she too might learn Carl Tammi the boywith the blond hair doesn' leave it to anyone because it IB so rare John Anderson his ability to be quiet and reserved leaves it to some jovial Junior who is always seen and heard Listen now my children and you shall hear The last will and testament of the seniors dear We the Seniors of l955 being of sound minds and memories do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament to all who may or may not cherish them We give bequeath and impart to the Faculty all the astonishing lniormatwn we may have furnished them dur1ng our high school years To the Junior Class we leave the prominent pos1t1on we have had in Prairie High School To the Sophomores we leave our vun vigor and vitality To the Freshmen we bequeath our humor mtell igence and good time The class of l955 being of sound mmd and body bequeaths the above name attributes to said bene fmiarleg in the hope that they will follow in our foot steps Signed and sealed on May Z4 l955 I Paul Boehmer having h1s class picture taken Ordering class pictures' +4 we 1 9 Ruth Henderson X X ff l HN., .hm Ferry Don Lan f' . . .1 ' Q ' . 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' '5 J M ., 5, ' 1 ' 1 1 'If pn nn' w ' , I I u 1 ' c I , Ma 'VH L lien - ' 4 ,im VY I i . . s 'QS 0 Delores Alber tus Nancy Ferry Arvxn Lar son 'Ti L vs' Pat Regan Sherxll Unke Q7 Carol Babmg tOD Q- Bxll Fltzgerald Ann Madlson FRU H-One Year Joyce Baxer vt: Norma Fuchs Fx V..- Barbara Moely -5 8- D1ck R olstad li 47 Bob R oy ston .ao Ken Wagmld Davxd Wallace 'Zi 6 Leonard Baum gartner Wanda Creme John Mowxtz 1 Henry Russell '21 'E' -If Pat Weast 'S' Pat Bexr kxrcher W7 Audrey Gruber Greg Mulcahy li 44 N-f Q-'sr F Barbara Cur Shxrley Davxs DOW sq- 'v-v Heather Ham Donna Harpold acher 'SSC' ,L 4 -.ff R Melvxn Nolden V1rg1l Palmer 4-, dir? di' Vxrgmxa Sch Rose Schara Jamce Schoep aefer horster v-sv .KM -r 'Ansar I Davxd Wenzel Joan Willey Judy Wm'-'f 6 Class Advxsor Mr Savndes Freshman IDIIIBQIOYI Shown are Beverly Kruse Davxd Wallace Ester Tarplay Paula Smxth Delores Albertus . 0 . . - 0 .Ty V: ' N... 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One of Mrs Perry s freshman cookmg class These sohomores are learnlng to sew sk1rts under the guxdance of Mrs Perry ,Mlgg,v:'f'5 -or th h Tology students are studying micro Organlsms roug Mr McDerm1d IS demonstratmg the necessary steps t e mxcroscope ln developing Pictures d-H? ! 04 I Q-fum' Wanda Greeme ' recording Paula 5 speech m freshman Sophomores takxng speed tests xn Mr Perry s typmg Englxsh Class Z8 I 5 . . x , V i I 1 0 .,. r , V I . kg fggyvi V. , ,r X V , 1 f se fir is 1 X K p ', . , 1 sq A KKQQVK x, QX A 4 'W' n Q f 2 M f xii AVV. my X I V F k S I e e b W he s f 2 Q' gg f 3 , ,- ,sf , 1 . I ,fx ' j ' . In 1 X in 67,1 :Y 'Am 1 4 T , . I .4 , ,h l s V , 2 5 x , 5 6 V ' ' gg .. G, . I A fn 91 , sf x- . I A A, I ' l 'I mt 3 I h I A U Classes In Action 'viargarget and Clyde are makmg constructxons xn geometry class Aglrxculture boys under the du-ect1on of r Weeks are testmg S011 T1 rm I I Mr Ness L15 explamxng a vlolm to the Mus1c ...l Apprecxatwn Club hese typuxg students are takmg advantage of then' new equxpment Mrs Robmson 15 demonstratmg a new game d I b 1 k m h me ec m one of her phy ed Classes Beverly an da are usm y coo mg o 0 rw! ' pw , fx. ' 3.2 , y s, y , Y f Q 4 I l A' M y . I ff!! 'L l fV Z sz! X ., r V Q 1 M if-':..'!2 Q l U , ,ga A. nh. ' s gf 4, T ' - - 1 i X .k-' r I-f W . Hs N - V If Q Lx NAME Rmhard Aylward DuWayne Block Paul Boehmel' James Boettcher Adela Bruckert Charles C00k Lo1s Eckstexn James Ferry Clayton Ganser Dan Googxns Marlene Hausner Ruth Henderson Donna Kruse Arthur Mueller LaVonne Dxehl Wzlmar Sprecher Mary Meng Carol Post Le ster Procknow Marxlyn Purdy Robert Schwarz Ella Schwartz Thomas Smxth Kexth Sprecher Carl Tammx Rxchard Wexnke Carolyn W1lley L1ll1an Strmxska Carol Walster Sh1rley Russell Maurxne Schaefer Lexgh Wllson Rodney McWane Terry Mulbern EU-nice Pxeper Vxrgxnla Jessmck Douglas Jones Lyle Klemert Dorothy Klaetch Carol Kruse Marlene Kuhnau Donald Lang Ronald Lang Davxd Lxtscher Shxrley Mallon Berme Maroney Kxng Marshall Ann Maas Mo nard Mxttlesteadt Thomas Accola John Anderson Mary Anderson Gene Olson Leon Petzke Ronald Pfohl Ahce Plerce Lee Pxlger 30 NICKNAME Dxck Block Paulxe Jxm Adela Monte Loxs Jim Clayt Dan Marlene Ruff Donna Ce ss Bonme W1lmar Mary Carol Les Prudzce Bob Ella Sam Ke1s Carl Dxck Carolyn Sk1p Carol Shlrl Maurme W1lly Rod T erry Eun Je ss Doug Tex Dolly Carol Marlene Don Ron Dave Shzrley Be rme Kxng Ann Monard Moose John Rocky Sonny Leon Ron Alxce Skunk Horoscope AMBITION go to college get rzch get taller be a great author be a famous pxamst fxnd a gxrl get out of school Presxdent of U S servzce Navy be a secretary get a Job get out of school be a farmer fmd a man be a farmer to be successful get marrred fmd a woman support lum be a famous dregs des1gner lawyer be lst woman president marry the bosses' wxfe go to Mars servxce farmxng settle down meet Marlon Brando be a secretary to get rxch get narrxed buy a meat market be an archxtect move Sauk closer travel settle down buy a f1llxng statxon lead a band get marned go to college get marrxed be a farmer be a farmer raxse small cows go to college be an edxtor get a new Cadillac get marrxed to marry Carol marry a mxllxonaxre be a farmer telephone operator he a pxpe fxtter be a farmer go to college get marrxed be ux foot tall HOBBY fxshmg g1rls athletxcs readlng smgmg model axrplanes sleepmg studylng Mary goang to Madxson men watchmg movxes sleepmg rollerskatmg C01lCCl1!1g souvemrs farmmg men Carroll sleepmg sewing Rxta studymg sports football Edzth eatmg sewmg dancmg Monard chewxng gum Fred drxvmg the dellvery women truck walkmg collectmg Qanythmgl Doug Jess mus1c cookxng slumber partxes Don Cynthxa glrls farmxng men Mary Lee cars Sonny Carol flsbmg Carol wrztxng laughxng shop studyxng polxlhxng her d1amond drmkxng lwaterl CHARACTERISTICS argulng gettmg out of work be1ng small be1ng friendly bexng quxet fhrtxng slgglms brams athlet1c athletic talkmg hav1ng fun lauglung hxs walk be1ng llkeable txrnxdxty having a tmy walst dependabxlxty speed shortnes s tall n1ce to know playmg around dom' somethmg blond ha1r pleasmgly plump red haxr be1ng good neatness talkmg bemg reserved bluffmg wlute bucks fllrtmg makmg no1se neatness dark eyes wavy ha1r that walk talkmg lntellmgent be1ng mce flxrtmg havmng fun fnendlmess mdustrxousness shyness love fmendlmess sxze be1ng mce tellmg jokes 'goofxng off quxetness xntellxgence unconcern stayxng small ' ' ll ll . . - u ' , vw I . 2. i--ffff 4 , N'-11. .- nl A P Ki . 4 ' ,, if J' azz' A gig-gil ' .2 mx2!!!'i1+ 8 s fp' - ,. '1 'N fe A C TI VI TIES D gf 'Em . tl il More students participated in extra- curricular activities this year than ever before. This was partly due to the fact that an Activity Period was held once a week. During this period students could devote their time to the various activities. X Preparin Better Future Farmers J nm Fxrst Row Dave Lxtscher Wxllard Carlow J1m Eckstem Merl1n Market Mr Weeks Second Row Ronald Rxcholson Maur1ce Sprecher V1rg1l Palmer Delvxn Peetz Alan I-Ie1ntz Melvxn Nolden Tom Young Harold Klepper Bob Boehmer Ronald Lxpka Dale Mxller Chuck Dobratz Thxrd Row Duane Zxck Marvln Wallsch Maurxce Ryan James Jessxe Orlo Peetz Russel Thurow Duane Peetz Fred Blndl Ervm Zander Lyle Khenert Dlck Schlifman Jxm Pxerce Alan Goodell Fourth Row Dale Ryan Ronald Kxndschl Monte Cook Lyle Kuhnau Greg Mulcahy Monard M1ttlesteadt Melvxn Lohr Eugene Hausner Donald Zlck Tom Sawyer Steve Hexntz B1ll Mc Wane Wllmar Sprecher Dxck Walsh Duane Zech Iigtb-lg-Ny Leon Petzke Dxck Welnke George Palmer John Anderson Don Lang Darwm Zxck Bob Olson Paul Ladd lohn Waldmger Ron Lang Art Mueller Lester Procknow Ron Klotz Don Dxske Darrel Thurow llnsertl Donald Zxck and hxs prxze hog Trammg Tomorrow s Homemakers 90 'Q' fu E HUMEM Q xr l ' A lley Mrs Perry Advxsor Judy Schaefer Second Row Jane Kxetel S Fxrst Row Jeanette Weber LaVonne I-'rommung Ruth Slotty Carol Kruse -L , DOFOUU Klaetsch Vxrgxma Schaefer Barbara Moely Shxrley Mallon Beverly Zurbachan Rochelle Dxschler Ida Pearson Joan Wmlley Thxrd Row Frances Tarplay Rxta B1ndl Beverly Kruse Jeanete Jaedxke Mary Ann Lexdlg Adela Bruckert Audrey Lexdxg Jeanne Wallendal Norma Fuchs Marlene Kuhnau ' A l . L . . o ,. 1- 4- ' '1 ,iff W fn 4 I 4 I A 3 1 I l V I I D Y 7 A , , A l A 1 I 1 A 1 , ' 1 , ' I , 1 1 1 J ' Y ' D ' - D ' X . I n . 9 , . v - 1 I A I f 'J W xx .E T., I 1 -X l if: 57-ggc QNX .eg EH 2.4! ,MV ,X 3 'f f ' L 'f..f' H A Q DK b 7 1 , , . X ar ', . , ' , . : ' to Conserve Our ,as at A.. CONSERVATION CLUB Flrst Row Kemp Zechel Davxd Lltscher Tom Accola Dxck Aylward Clayton Ganser Merlmlviarkert Mr Weeks Mr Boll Second Row B111 Tannenberg Jun Tabor Me1v1nNo1den Delvm Peetz Harold Klepper Bob Boehmer Dxck Walch Donald D1ske Maurlce Ryan Thxrd Row James JESSIE Norman Jessme Donald Zxck Marvm Wallsch Don Bramschre1ber .T 'n Plerce Eugene Hausner Gene B1ble Steve Heuxtz B111 Mc Wane Fourth Row Greg Mulcahy Russell Thurow Larry Sawyer DeLorman Enge Wllmar Sprecher Dxck Sch1ffman Mel 1n L Monard Mxttlesteadt Denms Enge Dale Ryan Mmke Rlechman Ron Lang Don Lang Fmfth Row George Palmer John Waldxnger Ronald Kmdsclu Duane Peetz W11lard Carlow Duane Zmc Lester Procknow Darwm Zxck Davxd Wenzel Arthur Mueller Promotzn Better Sportsmanship an X ,x 0,0 LETTERMAN S CLUB Flrst Row Kemp Zechel Tom Smxth Bob Schwarz 6 s Q XO Tom Accola Lester Procknow Art Mueller Coach Yahr Second Row llllgfrg X33 Harold Klepper Bob Boehmer Hllrnan Schroeder Paul Boehmer Herb 5 R' Klukas Ervm Zander Monard Mxttlesteadt Dlck Aylward Mlke Rxechman X X-f' Third ROW Clayton Ganser Ron Lang Fred Bmdl Ron Klotz Lyle Klem 1 ert Dan Googms Don Lang Kelth Sprecher W' J- 2 G 1 2 f , E- 4 .9 2 14 ' tv 1 S ,. - ' . .. 7 ,. , - X ,V '4' 'f' L- 9 '19 X ' J , Y ,fi I r' I ,N A R , f . -, ., I A 1 I f . 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Building the 1955 PRID Experxencxng sleepless mghts and headaches durmg the weeks of work facmg the deadlme the Staff fmally presertedthe l955 PRIDE Only thru the comtnned efforts of the Staff has th1s bm en possxble Fxrst Row Marlene Kuhnau Carol Kruse Ronald Pfohl Barbara Mueller Slup Strxmxska Second Row Mary Lee Gruber Ruth Henderson Shxrley X1 Mallon Adela Bruckert Eunxce Pleper Marxlyn Purdy Carol Walster Sh1rley Russell Mary Anderson Mr Ness Th1rd Row James Boettcher Lexgh Wxlson Jan Worman Laureen Doorley Alverna Carncross Heather Hamacher Berme Maroney Tears, Ieers, Cheers Dramatxcs Club was an act mvxty organlzed thxs year or the students xnterested m Drama The Club worked on a drama The False Wxtness Fxrst Row Lelgh Wxlson Jack Wagmld Gene Olson Patrxcxa Meyer Janet Padrutt Second Row Mr Savxdes Mary Ann Schwarz Racmlle Luher Joyce Moore Mary Anderson Bonnle Wegner Thlrd Row Paula Smrth Cynthma Baerwald Carole Becker Sally Hoverman Donna Mueller Jeanne Wallendal Representmg tudents lhl btudzn!Counr.1llh1S year old nouch to lmprove lnter sehool ro. latlonshlps lt Set up a schedule for school parlxes and dances ser ed refreshments to the basketball play ers of both learns and help: d set up c Attuxtx Perlod Me-mb: rs 31 L tounc l se rxeu as rnorulors A d my, e Stuo Hall tm aelw rs Q. aussec sehnol problems n gf neral Seated Advxsor Mr Boll Marlene Hausner Shrrlex Russell Ron Pfohl Mxke Rerchman Carol Past Dxck Axlward Standmg Alan Shanks Raecxlle Luher Alwerna Carncz-oss Wasne Gomer Carol Accola Jan Worman Don Bramsclw re ber Tom Trautman Sher1llUnke 3-4 Y . , ' . 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It use Future Bachelors o Amerzea The Boys' Cookery Club under the dxrectxon of Mrs Perry learned how to cook and bake varwus foods Among these were hamburgers and BOYS' COOKERY ., eggs pancakes french frxes candy k A d me Fxrst Row MonardM1ttlesteadt Jack Wagnxld Tom Sm1th D1ckAylward coo les n Bob Schwarz Arthur Mueller Don Lang Ke1th Sprecher Ron Lang Second Row Paul Boehmer Merlxn Market Don Bramschrxeber Dale Mxller Jxm Eckstem Alan Shanks Harvey Meyer Ervln Zander Marvm Wallsch Dar rel Thurow Mrs Perry Third Row Carl Tammz Klng Marshall Russell Thurow Duane Peetz Doug Jones Dan Googms Rod McWane Duane Zlgk Melv1nLohr Lyle Kuhnau Books, Books, Books' The Lzbrary Club was orgamzed to take care of the cxrculatxon of llbrary books and collect book rent hnes They also helpcheck thehlnlves and mend mjured books Before Chrmtrnas the Club sporsored a Book Bazaar Thus sprmg xt took an annual ixeld tr1p and v1s1ted the lxbrarxes ln Madzlson Mrs Berry ll the Advxsor LIBRAR Y CLUB Seated Luc1lle Sprecher Alxce Pxerce Eva Tsch1rk1 Standmg Marvel Ottney Juamta Rxchards Sharon W1l son Carol Accola Harvey Meyer Elaxne Graf Emxly Matoushek Vxrgxma Goad Mary Anderson Mrs Berry a Cheese ' The Photography Club under the dxrectxon of Mr McDerm1d stud1ed the mechamcs of photography The Club had the use of a well-vequlpped darkroom fo developmg hlms and prmtmg pmctures PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row Marlene Haulner Heather Harnacher Barbara Moely Tom Schroe- der Tom Hamacher Tom Trautman Paul Ladd Harold Maas LaVerne Fol jahn Second Bow Henry Russell Marlene Denzer Joan Wxlley Bethel Pullan B1ll Tannenburg Gary Jelen John Mowltz LaVonne Dxehl Rochelle Dlschler Judy Emond Joyce Moore Thxrd Row Dorothy Klaetsch Sharon Wxlson Carole Becker Donna Mueller Raecxlle Luher Norma Fuchs Carol Hutter Carol Post Sally Hoeverman Mary Ann Schwarz Carolyn Wxlley Fourth Row Verlyn Mueller Ruth Slotty Lerlam Baken Mary Ann Lexdxg Jamce Schoeph orster Ken Wagmld D1ckRolstad Peter Klexst Ross Alexander Robert Pxck V1rg1n1a Schaefer 3 , - 5 55,1 ' 1 2 .,- M ' 39 ' . f' p. fl, 5-5 . ,W A . 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A X A Oxq -' I I I I ' -- I I I I 1 a f l I h 1 I I I ' ' ' I ' I I I V I I I I 5 Will To Sing F1rst Row Mr Dallmann James Boettcher Gene Olson Shxrley Mallon Heather Hamacher Ruth Slotty Judy Schaefer Carol Schulenburg Kay Rxchter Alan Shanks Second Row Loxs Eckstem Rxta Taylor Mary Meng Dorothy Klaetsch Jane Kextel V1rg1n1a Goad Judy Henderson Mary Anderson Sk1p Strmmxska Bonnxe Wegner Joan Leldlg Thxrd Row Carolyn Wllley Kappy Fxtzgerald Ella Schwartz Mary Ryan Beverly Kugawa Shmrley Anderson Charlene Curnow Donna Greme Charlotte Curnow Jeanette Weber Sh1rley Manwexler Ruth Henderson Fourth Row Barbara Mueller Jan Worman Joyce Yanke Bob P1ck Janxce Schoephorster Donna Zexhlsdorff Joyce Clavadatscher Beverly Mockler Ann Maas Donna Kruse V1rg1n1a Jessxck Adela Bruchert DuVonne D1ske F1fth Row LaVerne Foljahn Lelgh W1lson Jack Wagnxld Rod McWane Kmg Marshall Tom Accola DuWayne Block Ron Klotz Wayne Gower Carl Tamm1 Tom Trautman Paul Ladd Donald Drske The Mlxcd Chorus and Girls Glee Club had thelr Chrlstrnas Concn rt on Dzccrrbcrl-11934 bers for the all school Cnrrstmas Party They took part ln the Musxc I-'estn al at WISCONSIN Dells on Aprll 30 Thczr Sprxng Concert was held Apr-1126 The partlcxpants of the Mass Chorus were Shxrley Mallon Jan Worman Lexgh W1l son Gene Olson Duwayne Block Fxrst Row Mr Dallmarm Rlta Bmdl Shxrley Davxs Paula Smnh Patty Wexst Marvel Otlnex Second Row Sara Holway Jeanette Eckstem Joan Wllley Barbara Curnow Edna Walch Pat Berkmrcher Donna Harpold Thlrd Row Juanxta Rxchards Sherxll Unke Carol Schucknecht Donna Mueller Audrey Gruber Marlanne Jonas Joxce Moore Helen Prxll Fourth Row Janet Pad rutt Carol Becker Cynthxa Baerwald Carol Hutter 168116110 Jaedmke Beverly Kruse Delores Albertus And Sharon Wilson 36 . H V V V V V . V V V 1 9 b 1 ' '- . H Y U 1 3 V , V . . , V V i-'--V V V . . . V . V . . V . 0 , V V . V V V . V . I I V i 7 I ' I I U V V V 4 V . V , V 1-i V V V V V V . , , , V V . V . n , . V . . V . V V . V V -if V V .V V V . . 1 X , X A . V ' V They also sang .l na-dley of num- , Y V V - I V U V V . , V . V . V , V . V V , U V . V . V ii-V V . V V . -- 1 , I P I I , V , . , , , - - Stand Tall, Think Tall, Speak Tall The local Forensic contest was held Feb. 28th. The winners of this contest went to Waunakee to compete in the League meet. The contestants that recexved A's went on to the Fort Atkmson contest held on Apr11 Znd They were Bob Pmck Paula Smxth and Bernxe Maroney Berme came out on top there, and went on to tne State Cont est to wm another A there hm r Fxrst Row Berme Maroney, Larreen Doorley Carol Babmgton Bonnxe Wegner, Joyce Baxer, Heather Hamacher, Nancy Ferry, Barbara Stewart Second Row Bob Pxck Tom Trautmann, Harvey Meyer, Elame Graf Judy Henderson, Cynthma Baerwald Janet Padrutt Paula Sm1th Barbara Currnow Third Row Kenneth Wagmld James Ferry, Jack Wagn1ld Carol Kruse, Shxrley Mallon, Jeanne Wallendahl Jan1ce Worman, and Jeanette Jaed1ke PRAIRIE PREVIEW Volume IV lo. ll PRAIRIE DU SAC HIGH SCHOOL Februmq I 1955 la PRAIRIE PREVIEW un! Publmhed Weekly by the Public Hllh School Prairie du Su: Wlsconlin Yearly subscrlpuon nw Prlnted by Glegenchs Sons Prurlq du Soc. Volume IV No 19 Fnday February 4 1955 Bemle Maroney Editor In Chlef Shxrley Russel Busxness Edlhor Manlyn Purdy Page Z Ednor Eumce Pleper Page 3 Edltor Mary Meng Page 4 Edxtor Ruth Henderson Soclety Fdltor Mary Lee Gruber Photographer Tom Smxth B111 Fxtzgerald Freshman Edxtor Mary Anderson, Feature Editor Jacnc waguim Jumor Llass Ed x'f Monard Mlttlesteadt Sports Ed Lyle Klemert Page 1 Ednor Lllhan Strmxska Semor Edltor Marlene Kuhnau Assxstam Edlmr A-dvxsor Mxss Irxs Gallez T0m bmlth Jack Wagn11d Mary Anderson Bonn1e egner Monard M1ttlesteadt Mar1lyn Purdy Marlene Kuhnau Mrss Gallez Lyle Klemert Bez-me Maroney Sxttmg Sh1rley Russell Mary Meng Slqp Stl-mlska Ruth Henderson 37 , .A ' U 1 I . -- , , I . 1 I I 1 1 - '- , 1 , . , sr so 'va - - , . .- , 1 i f 5 F xN y 46? , , . av ' ' , , . , ,- .,:. -f-- ' -5 . . ' . ' 4 , ' . I ' , , I . . D XV. V4 . I x. 1 ' . 1 i- , I tor. , i- Gor , . '- v , V ' I l I U . ' l , ' ' ' A ' I I 1 1 - , I , ' ' , Pep Club Adds School Spirit 39 QF First Row Skip Strmiska Barbara Mueller Judy Henderson Second Row Jan Worman Joyce Yanke Ma Ryan Kappy Fitzgerald Jim Boettscher Beverly Mockler Alice Pierce Ann Maas Mary Ann Lgldlg Jeanette LaVonne Richards Sara Lu H01-way Barbara Curnow Edna Walch Joyce Baier Joan Leidig Donna l-larpold Mrs Robinson Fourth Row Shirley Russell Sher1l1Unke Ann Madison Nancy Purdv Marianne Jonas N 1rg1n1a Goad Elaine Graf Emily Matoushek Joan Schoephorster Rita Taylor Donna Greme Barbara Kniemeyer Jane Keitel Fifth Row Delores Albertus Cynthia Baerwald Jeanette Weber Adela Bruckert Ella Schwartz Pat Meyer Sally I-loeverman Carol Becker Mary Ann Schwartz Raczlle Luher Donna Mueller Carol Schuknecht Joxce Moore Sixth Row Duwaxne Block Leigh Wilson Barbara Moelx Carol Babington Laureen Dorley Shirley 'vlallon Marlene Kuhnau Carol Kruse Patty Weist Lucxlle Sprecher Donna Zeihlsdorlf Judv Scheafer Kay Dxichter Eunice Pexper Football Cheerleaders Judy Henderson Ca,-01,1 Becker Basketball Cheerleaders Barbara Mueller Barbara Barbara Mueller Skip Strmiska Curnow Skip Strmiska Judy Henderson 35 . .. T Q a f ' U '5 A V 1 '. 3 6 I I - ' S 6 , , f ' , .. 4 8 4 , . -X -- l 4: , , ': - -, 7 C' -1 ., I . ,J 7' . SL- W 4 s Q I ' '-- ' ' , . - -- , , ry Jaedike, Beverly Kruse. Third Row--Jeanette Eckstein, Lynn Purdy, Judy Witte, Marilyn Purdy, Mary Anderson, Y , , , , . . , 1 Dreamers Holzda Q,-K4 Q 4-' Q if Kmg and Queen Crownbearers and Court Jumor Prom Agnl l954 Douglas Jones Clayton Ganser Thomas Sm1th V1ck1 Van Loenen Kxng Bob Schwarz Queen Mary Meng John Van Loenen Gene Olson Ronald Lang Ruth Henderson Lillxan Strnuska Shxrley Russell Peggy Henthorn Slnrley Mallon it' Px'o 1--f fS J V f' XJ-J 1 Dudmlis HOLBGV Km B g ob Schwarz and Queen Mary Mens Soft hghts and mus1c make a perfect aettmg for Dreamers' Hol1day 9 0 ' t , f. - . di X g - K xr , ff 5, 5' . 'X W K, , 'I - Q hz 1-'if 1 - ' 14 . ' 1 .. I I ,2 I ' . I iq, . w , A .A I Q 9- e' 'I ' f n 9 ' M L Q. . I K -5 ' J' f S9 L J D 1 . 5. S2 3 X . V K I - D. ? e .1 A 'I fp .VA I Kung Tom math And Queen arll n Pur S 'au Semors Shxrley and Dan Queen Marllyn and Klng Tom ali .Tumors Kav wld Dave fflft... Ns.. Sophomores Alverna and Alan The Band Freshman Nancy and Ken ffl.: Fxrst Prxze Freshmer' Second Prme Senwrs 40 Fourth Prxze Junlors Th1rd Prlze 1n Novelty Pep Clul: ' ' ' d o o o ' 3, u 1 ,L , 1 A. I f A , - , Q - i ,I as .'. Y vu ' If 0 . T a' 11 ,G . 1 .V I N M, ai . i 1' J 4 V J, x J . ,- . fe' he fq 'Y ' 1 ' 4, 'ff ,N - 'U I gs. - 5 W ! MK 'Y ff L V ' 1 fl , .ff . f M f 1 II Q' 'ti W X fin f me W . W' 4 W iii ' E XW,iig, .s-A ef: I, . V 35 . 2: . I I , Z - J A' . ' . 4 T ll N 2 n YF. Rei n Over Homecomin Festivities Fr-ed Bindl about to flatten Arena ball-carrier Dan Googins carries the pigskin. The band watches by as the bonhre and rally. begms .1- Q ?0i 3 E, '15 l gk f . ' 'F' R0Y31tY and Court King Tom crowns his Queen, Marilyn sb L ' -V' '.:f X: -6,..,.. -Y, , , F? N 5' . .'-. 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'I've had to s1t at the bank and thmk of you hxbernatmg 1n luxuy' ' Scene from 'Blue Stockmg Blue Stock1ng On October 8 1954 three one act plays were presented by Pra1r1e Hlgh students The cast! were chosen from all of the classes after try outs The plays were Good Old Grandma Blue Stockmg' and 'Goodnxght Please' ' the latter wmnmg fxrst place m the local contest and competmg at Poynette, Oregon, and Whxte water The cast of the wxnrung farce xncluded Jack waghlld, Clyde Hegerfeld, Bonme Wegner, Raecxle Luher, Gene Olson, Lexgh Wxlson, and Pat Meyer 1' Clyde Raecxlle and Jack xn Goodn1ght Please' 'Have you forgotten I'm your lxttle g1rl'?' I Bonnxe Clyde Jack and Lexgh xn Goodn1ght Please It's the l1quor that's what xt 18 the l1quor Scene from Good Old Grandma 9 f Y X I - rfiij., 5 . . ' u ' ' Q ' v ' A Tl 3 , r 1 I . . H . I I ' ' I 34 he fl I I I , ' ll- + X! 1 . S Y' C .. i l uv , ' Z , ' I 1 - ! , Q . .fx ll ' D , f . x . . ll Il, I ' I I ' I , , - I A THLE TIC This year the Prairie -O: du Sac Athletic Division, under the ':': !1j'.4. direction of coaches Don Yahr and Warren Perry, consisted of six different -' sports. These were football, basketball, track,baseball, golf and a newly introduced sport, wrestling. The latter was coached If I by John McDermid. Our school cap- ' f 0 S aj tured the football trophy and V' shared in the Tri-county l basketball championship. m lull'J' ri- W ,T x , h v .4 jfs 1,1 First Row--Ervin Zander, Monard Mittlesteadt, Fred Bindl, Clyde Hegerfeld, Tom Smith, Lester Procknow Bob Schwrz, Dave Moe, Kieth Sprecher, Dan Googins, Mike Reichman, Second Row- Clayton Ganser, Ron Lang Jim Wagnild, Wayne Gower, Don Lang. George Knox, Ron Kindschi, Dick-Aylivard, Rod McWane, Lylg Klginert Gene Bible, Herb Klukas, Third Row--Coach Yahr, Steve LaDue Lyle Kuhnau, Jim Eckstein, Dick Walch Dale Ryan, Don Bramschrieber, Chuck Dobratz, Melvin Lohr, Bob Boehmer, Greg Mulchay, Assisi. Coach Perry, Fourth Row--Manager Harold Klepper, Paul Boehmer, Ken Wagnild, De Lorman Enge, Ron Klotz, Managers mp Zechel and Art Mueller. Terry Mulhern Norman Jesse, Alan Shanks, Manager John Mowilz I DMN GRIDDERS TOP LE G E . . . In their first year under Coach Don Yahr, the Prairie Indians, sporting straight and split-T form- ations under the signal calling of senior quarterbacks Tom Smith and Paul Boehmer, fought their way to the Tri-County Championship. The Indians, who were well conditioned in their firs't few games, showed much improvement in every game and scored a total of 67 points in eight games against 52 points scored by the opponents. Recieving the championship was due largely to the fine team work and defensive play in holding the opponent scoreless in the majority of the games. Having a great season,the team gave the fans many thrills with their sparkling performances. One of the highest moments was the 59 yard pass from Dave Moe to Bob Schwarz in the opening period of the championship game against Sauk City.Probably the most memorable day to the players and coaches was the extra practice in cold weather and snow, when preparing for our arch rival, Sauk City. Our hardest fought game was the 13 to l3 tie with Verona. a new team in our league this year. Every boy that played in this game put forth his greatest efforts. The Homecoming game against Arena this year was a great showing for the fans. Every boy saw action in this game. Battling their way to special All-conference honors were Mike Riechman, Dave Moe,and Dan Googins. Mike Riechman also deserves an extra pat on the back back for earning a position on the All-area team. L. to R. -Quarterback Paul Boehmer, Quarterback Tom Smith and Center Dick Aylward. Upper Row - Sub-zero practice session: Coaches giving the boys a few pointers. Visible is Don Lang facing the camera. Lower Row- Bob Schwarz warming his cold hands, Ends Dan Googins and Bob Schwarz, Fullback Monard Mittlesteadtg Half- back Clayton Ganser: Halfback Keith Sprecher. -4-. ,+A- 'C , 'W' ' Q5 f Y' 7' V ' ' '-ff 25, 1,v,1 V117 V 4 - Q3 ' 1' .lf f, x ,V '4 A'?i',, . 2' M 'fin A, Wi a -Q ' ,AS f'eP?fg-531-.-A -A ff' . ' , .,'.f-f ?Wi1iE7?,3,vs 1 X H - -' Ks 1 F - J, - ' 11 'f-A .s 5 f 5 , x, of , , f . . W , 9 v J . ' ' ' ' - Q him., N125 if Q ' ' ' ' ,J k . AQ Hr gy 9 Wig v,x14 5X 3 .S -CM 5 Q ' ,Q 4 -. , , r .K ui-- w tlkxix. '? ' ' ---,-- K 'A 'AA - if 'A'hi f i- A1fA .. 'L 'Q ' ff- '-wf':1w,1q-.Ma,gvk f 'f s ' S f nakv' .'H.tl'9sr:sq-v-,L+-J. ,-., . - f h at-05e N 'W' A' Y ,, 4 v- .ef aw.w+ - W 4:2-wwf SW gs? QQ -' ,f 5 ff : I Y , '. v L l' b 1, HS 8 ii . A , 1 A A '4 ' X x -. -Q . x , fl A 9 H 1 ' K , I A A I F- , gi in Q R V ,if ' an ' IQ! me Q Q x f 2 A ' V .4 F Av ' ' ' , , I 7 1 W 'W -, if ig 2 .', f if 9 6 6 W ,. . , if . 1 1 X Q ' 5 ' 9 , ,. 3, sg, H . A 22 M 2 , 2 .E ffxV 4 1 My f 10 ?fi??' ' gxw fv. , gglfig 57 6,5 ,I A' X NL-,. f- w 1 A 6 Q. Y E E '-Eei l'i v13 w -Jyiiuv 2 ggi? qi 15 ,4 I f Qlff- aww- E nv Diamond men ga -uq BASE BALL TEAM F1rst Row Paul Boehmer Bob Schwarz Ron Klotz H1lman Schroeder Wayne Gower Manager Henry Russell Second Row Lester Procknow Bob Boehmer, Herb Klukas Clyde Hegerfeld Lyle Klmert Thxrd Row Assxstant Coach Monard Mxttlesteadt Rod Mc Wane Tom Sm th paul Beerkxrcher George Knox JohnV1nedahl Dale Ryan and Ron Lang PdS Teemen Herb Klukas at UUL! L LAM Menard Mltaesteadt Flrst Row Paul Boehmer, Coach Warren Perry Bob Boehmer Second Row Clyde Hegerfeld Dzck Alyward Tom Accola Kmg Marshall and Duwayne Block Prazrze Thmclads TRACK TEAM F1rst 'Row Gene B1ble Kenney Wagnxld Dan Googms Merlu Markert, Darwm Zzck Jxm Eckstezn John Waldmger Norman Jessxe Second Row Ronald Kzndschx James Ferry, Grexg N Mulcahy Fr d Bmdl Tom Trautmann Larry Sawyer Clayton Ganser Dick Aylward Thxrd Row Jam Wagmld Lee Hoskmg -' Steve La due Dale Mxller, Lyle Kuhnau, Melvln Lohr, 'vhke Rexchman, Paul Boehmer and Coach lahr 'X Lamb Twisters WRESTLING TEAM Fxrst Row Terry Mulhern, Steve La due, Paul Beerkxrcher, Richard Rolstad, and Coach John Mc Dermxd Second Row Herb Klukas, Fred Bxndl Mike Rexchman Clayton Ganser, and Dan Googms P wh, ,is Thu year under he Dxrecuon o Mr John Mc Derr 1d our alhletxc department xntroduced a new sport wrestlmg The squad art1c1 vatcd mn four bouts and practxced every seventl' hour SI C Q ' yf A fd ., I 1 f f I In ci H li C A . A -- . ' . , . I . 1 1 1 L , . - . A . 1 . I ' A , A5 V M Q W-MQW-V JF is' K o , - ' I i Miscellaneous Q-Q Dxstrxbutxon of pom poms IS takmg place for the homecoming game Are these ' Jeanne W Kap Ruth Shxrley Joan Mary oy s hungr ? --all ar ene Carol Shxrley and Exn ce actmg out a pep stunt -451.1 Msg Joyce Judy Barb ar vlanlyn Sh1rley Russel and Le1gh W1lson Dan Cal-01 and M,-5 Madlbou Don Lang and Cynthxa Baerwald r Jones watchmg Jeanne Ron Judy' and Wanda YR: Z 7 Wmlmar Sprecher and Dave Lxtscher Bernxe decoratmg for the 1954 Prom dd uf! si. Melvm L and Ron FN -wait Be rn1e shovehng snow! Kay and Bev u' ' Joe Ryan and Hank Russell Alar- arc Melvm takxng adx xce 52 , C I ,HA . A f? V ' ' ' - ' ' ry- 1 , , ' , b ,' X 4 Q f ft pn Q , 'N ! I A I ,f K xx? 4 V ., .Nh - - - le. ,rl ' , , ' 1' ' . ' ' ' - , , . '- . N . 'ua 0 - A. 3 f 5 n 4 X M . ' ' ' ' . . . W . ' f sf - grv ' ir hi .r - ' ,1 7 I , 1 I' Rf 4 . f' A ' X ,. gA5.f 'r Y -kr . K ' 'itil D. Q . ' 9 ' Q' ia ' .iky Tig , ,.-my -:Q i ,, - .. fhvx V ,. M , K I . K. .1 1' x I 'Y x . V I I 1. Barb Jan Ann Donna Mary Virginia Adela Alverna Carncross Don Lang Mary Lee Bob Olson Dorothy Bern1e .hm Don Steve Chemxstry Expemment R on and Don Sh1rley M and Merlin Don Wayne Joan Mrs Perr Mary and R1 a Lyle and Monte Mr McDerm1d Mr Boll Bernie Marxlyn Carol Lo1s Mary' Ann Carol Marvel Jeanette Carol Mr Dauman Bernie Mxss VanAcker Mr Savxdes 53 Hazl Seruors Mary Sh1rley Joan Kappy Marxlyn Ruth Joyce fi Marxanne gettmg a bu-th 298 Q 41-I l ,P IE Terry John 54 if 1 v.. m -ef S Edna gettmg a ball' Ui.-1 1 . r 9 v ' A B K .fi Curtam call Pat Gene Bonnxe Lelgh Raecxlle Jack 4 Dax-wm Ph1l Jack Judy Steve Sh1rley Jan Don f Br 4 LaVonne Marlene Carol Shurlex Stretch Shxrley Steve Marllyn PBP St'-mt Cast Mxke Mrs Perry of Teachers Lunch Line Shall We Sleep Now'7 Ruth Pat G: Norma Francxs and Nancy Mary Jovce Rxta Green Freshman lf A party? The Bosses I 17 f. P' ' 'S - X X '- 13, I 7 , . 5 4 l s we tl W v S - v - , .4 J , X: . ca J .. N S, . - ff -M.- ' , ' ,,,, . ' 1 I ' ' h ,J T . A F ,gl 4 4, . ' Q f 1 A. H Q' S . is g 0 F1 Y day paddling. - ' A 'V Q1 A ' I , 1 -, N e 15' ' V '55, sf ff ' iff? 2 X' fi' , ls- bl- ' yr ,. ,rw , ti 1- 5 5-X - Ft , Xa x t . Q .. Q . I 4 fi? , ri- at ' -- C '-I' 'f . it 2 uw ' . ' X 7 4 ' Y f , S , S Z' J . ff S. , w',,-' . ,mg .s . i ' V Y Junxor Prom 'H 'I Another Party 'VE Shxrley Mary Lexgh Wxlson Eun1ce Ruth Mar1lyn Shlrley il .Ian Barn txappy France s Jeanne Eunxce Carol Jack Skxp Maunce W1lmar George Lee shlfley Sk1P Everythxng from soup to nuts Kemp One Act Play cr1t1sms Marlene Kuhnau Hot Lunch Lme Monard Carol Pat ,Tumor Prom royalty Inxtxatxon '52 Pafflcl Class tournament 55 t -. I . ' Q , 4 r. V, I J: 1 . -K X li ', P 4 . fl .ni , ihxi N ' r'fA. V-I V? Q L2 'Na ,E 1 . ' . ' Ig ' 9' u, ' b 1, F A 4- ' I I I, N74 6 . ' I ll 1 5 E U . A ' x . .A ' M L . , ' X I W I ' X I o 4' Shlrley Bob Mary Skxp and Caro Semor Home Ez: Weddmg Judy and Skmp Carol and Skxp Float Makers Batter Up Jeanne Don Jamce and F1do Our heroes Ruth NL xl I klX4a',4 so Happy Pat and Edna Jamce Cyntkua Joan Janet 1 Harvey Barb Steve I..aDue Clayton Alan and Alverna Q 0 Barbara K M0056 Seated I-hs I-hghness Don Standmg Janxce Cynthxa Don ...teen Lake State FHA Conventxon L 4 X A . I ' n is g V I Xi' 'bl' 1 56 ,Liv A ,355 1? Jeanette Ken In Mary Joan 'V ' ? Judy, Virginia Dorothy Delores Harvey fl f, Band Tournament M15 s Gallez Ron Barb Judy 81 Darwxn Sally Judy Jeanette Ronald Human Dan G Gm Slurley R Joyce Yanke Joyce Y L: Mlke R Vxrgxnxa Jessxck Vxrgmxa S Tom Smith Gxrl Scouts Maureen Doug Lee Mar 1lyn and Carol Shxrley Shxrley Carol Marllyn Gxrls' Cbampwnshxp Bowlmg Team X. Ann ,dv D311 Marrlyn Lee and Tom Gene DuWayne Tom Tom Dlck Lee VI 'I Bev After the work the reward Gene 1-.-1 Carol Shzrley Carol Eumce Sh1r1ey Ruth and Mary Eumce and Carol Ann Doug and Vxrgmxa Barb Shzrley Jan Kappy Homecommg Pep Rally I Here We Come! Eunice Marxlyn Carol LaVonne Homecommg Snake Dance Tom and Shirley 58 s A ' ' t I 4 AI,-I , . ' ' . r , ir ,. I F 1 ' -K ,nv X I , , 'K , if .X V I H f I , ! . ! ,. Y ,R . , Q . .4 f 'xi r' 1 A ,s . 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Accola and Osterfund Hardware Appliances Sportlng Goods PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCQNSIN Tarnutzer s SALES and SERVICE Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Telephone 236 Pralrle du Sac from farm dairy muon Hman WWW 'O You Dairy Pasteurlzed Products PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN F ellx s General Merchandlse PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN Baer Gait Shop Glfts for all Occaslons Modern ceramlc Items Llngerle Hoslery Aprons Greeting cards Statlonery Notes Costume jewelry 51-wk City Wlscon in Pulvermacher Poultry and Egg Co Gllbert Pulvermacher Prop Eggs Poultry H1 des PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN ESSEH S SIIPERHTE Meats Groceries Pr0d'-lCC Central Wlsconsln Food Scores Red Bell Market 'To sell merchandlse that won t come back To customers that 'ull Phone 218 We Deliver PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN STRATTON S Famlly Shoe Store Sauk Clty 63 1 L ' ' 9 ! 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Breunig C.Gruber Telephone 200 Prairie du Sac Prairie Sport Bowling Archery Telephone 420W Club Tackle PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN Murph Veterinary Hospital Telephone 246 W Prauue du Sac Wxsconsm WIITERMIITEL 8 SPIKE GIIEII Dealer In john Deere MXN-,,z and New ldea Farm Implements Cement Stave Sllcs and jamesway Barn Equipment phone 220 Pralrle du Sac MILLER s ICE HARDWARE Hardware Polnts Appliances SAUK CITY WISCONSIN omplete Variety BERNI-IARD S Store Sy, To '45 1 OO Store SAUK CITY WISCONSI N H A L L REXALL DRUG STORES SAUKKHTY MAZOMANHI Kaufman s Restaurant PRAIRIE DU SAC fi., in Xb N-.......-w 65 . I I . . . G-fl. ' 1 tlllv ' Your C . , I - ' - ' J ' O I Q, r.ar f I 'te' siegzfzzg g5agQgs2 ', 4. 1' sf 0 .r,r ,tmggiu ...,. gag ,.,f:i: - .- ' xy .-.'. tw! PRAIRIE SHOE STORE PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN FISHER S JEWELRY STORE Elgin Bulova Watches Keepsake Dramonds Watch and jewelry Repair PRAIRIEDU SLC WISCONSIN 0 A Peterson and Son Complete Line of Glass Store and Offrce Frxtures Wrndow Frames Storm Sash Cabinets Interior Finish Paints PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN DEPENDABLE DRUGS MUELLER DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency T Praine du Sac advertised fhe fines! drycleanmg care for your clothes Exclusnve mth Quahty Cleaners Telephone 449 SAUK CITY WISCONSIN Complements of Larry Aylward s Food Lockers PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN T A L L Y H O Coffee Shop Dmmng Room and Bar Thank You' PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN - 9 - 0 f I as in Tri-County Frozen 'TQ Ta RJ 'w fe PIGIIIG Grlll Trv our de11c1ous food under the new management of Mrs Soelle Breakfast Lunch Sandvuches Founcaln Servlce PRAIRIE DU SAC WISCONSIN Qtmstplz BRAND T MILK PRODUCTS DELIVERY SERVICE , cALL 3 sw, Erin! CW' WEST SIDE DAIRY zoo PI-nlllps Bl a -uf FRI 1' 'rn PIONEER CANNER5 ORGANIZED 1895 Sufwuoa Qualdq Pena anal Goan SAUK CITY WISCONSIN KIIIDEIIT S CU lf Dom env .wwe SAUK CITY WISCONSIN 1173 www M DAIRY p ,wuum Manufacturers of High Oual1ty Butter 81 Cheese Powdered Ndllk Handlers of Grade A' Milk dl: lYI.fl0N5ll N' 'couu nr mu vv 'nous r annum Anus ovunv roooqun S W Westre D C W L Fuchs D C SAUK CITY WIS Klrchstem s Super Market Super' Store Prices Pr-ex ail at all Times cj with Confidence Located Between s r' - E K -l 43 ' - ' fovucf I ' ' v . Cf 5? E! 122' ff e 'rf' su:-I----f-fe ' 4 4 . 9 G -1 1 it Tx? - Eh -.I 7 - . IL' '- 5 -' Y--'- ' ' V4 i' Clothes for the family' O rlL,fIfIf:.DY'5 Tele W-'ms 2' .A C , ,. A I L I I , ,, . Sauk Clty and Prairie du Sac FUEL OIL Pralrle CllI1lC Metered Promat Service Dehvery MIITOH Trautrnann M D Complete Lme Petroleum Products Glbb-S Zdllff M D Call 533 of 224 Paul K Morgan D D S CAFIUISCH on CQ BILL YNGSDAL Agent Sauk Cnty Pranne Du Soc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Many students have helped to make th1s 1955 'Pra1r1e Pr1de a success W1thout the help of each and every one of them the annual would not have been poss1ble If your name 15 not ment1oned below do not feel that your contr1but1on was not apprec1ated It IS 1mposs1ble to ment1on and g1ve credlt to all those who gave of the1r efforts Thanks espec1ally to the followlng members of the annual staff who carr1ed the brunt of the burden Advlsor Ed1tor As s Ed1tor H1story Prophecy Class W1ll Horoscope Alfred Ness Ronald Pfohl Barbara Mueller Sh1rley Russell Bern1e Maroney Eun1ce Pe1per Carol Walster Mar1lyn Purdy Mary Meng Sk1p Strm1ska Ruth Henderson Sports Stones Ke1th Sprecher 68 Don Lang Senlor Act1v1t1es Sen1or Quotes Ads Typlng Photography Plx Ident1f1cat1on Page Paste up WW' My ff' f za f I -if NJN! 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