Princeton High School - Triangle Yearbook (Princeton, WI)

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Robert Reiser lAB0bt1 None would suppose it, but l'm naturally bashful, Football 9-127 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-127 Track 9-117 Student Council 9, 12 President 127 High Times 117 Ag, Club 9-107 Band 9-127 President 12, Solo and Ensemble 9, 10, 127 Mixed Chorus 11-127 Class Play 127 Prom Court 117 Basketball Court ll-'l2j Football Homecoming King 127 P-20 Pin ll, Thomas Sondalle ctTOmS9 His laughter is contagious, Football 9-10, Manager 117 Basketball 9-127 Baseball 9-127 Track 9-117 Bowl- ing 107 Triangle Staff 117 Student Council 107 Ag, Club 127 Mixed Chorus lO'l2j One-Act Play 117 Class Play 127 Ag. Club President 12: Class President 97 Prom King 117 P-20 Pin 12. i 4, 7 f D' , -All as R K 1 X 7, David Severson AsDaVe!1 Not sleeping, iust thinking! Baseball Manager ll-l2j Bowling 107 Library Club 107 Band 9-12, Solo and Ensemble 97 Pep Band 9-127 Class Play 12. James Siddall Barbara Sondalle t'Siddle t'Barb', Who? Me? Football 9-127 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-127 Track 9-117 High Times 127 Ag. Club 9-127 Class Play Stage Manag- er 12: Football Homecoming Court 12, She speaks her mind more than she minds her speech. Student Council ll-l2p High Times 10- 12, Editor in Chief 127 Bowling 9-127 Library Club 9-127 Band 11-12, Solo and Ensemble 11-127 Pep Band 127 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 10-127 Foren- sics 9-12, District 127 One-Act Play 107 glass 2Play 127 Prom Court 117 P-20 in 1 . Joyce Struzynski ArJOyCetJ Determined, ambitious - yet time for fun! High Times 97 Bowling 127 Library Club 10, 127 Band 10-12, Solo and Ensemble 11-127 Pep Band 11-127 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 11-127 Class Play 12. Page Ten Charles Sullivan Chuck There beats a heart beneath that tough skin. Football 9-117 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-117 Track 9-117 Bowling 117 Class Play 127 Prom Court llj Football Hgmecoming Court 127 Class President Antoinette Yahr Ami Sweet . . , But not simple, Tired . , . But not of menl Student Council 97 Triangle Staff 9, 117 High Times 9-127 Bowling 9-12, President 107 Library Club 10-127 Band 9-12, Custodian 11, Solo and Ensemble 9-12 Pep Band 97 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 10-127 Forensics 9, 11, 12, District 9, 11, 127 Class Play 127 Cheerleader 10-117 Class Secretary 10, 127 Vice-President 117 Prom Court 117 Football Homecoming Queen 127 P.20 Pin 117 National Honor Society 11.

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Karen Krahn Dolores Laboyeske Georgene Lichienberg Elaine Mashuda .. H . ' 17 . ., . 1. KK, L-iufle 'ileame 'Lame Add f ' ' - - . Dependable one - - when work's un to alvbmorl you get Just ask me about my love-lite, Soft-spoken, but something tv be done! a hubhlmg mumre! worthwhile to speak about . , . .X H12 T. I , High 'limes 10-12, Bowling , High Times Q, Linrary Club 9-12, SWW COUN' If Wie BUS brary Club 9-12, Band 9-12, 5010 and Band 12. Ggee Club 9.12, Une, ness Staff 10-12, Business Manager 12, Ensembye H42 pep Bard N, G-ee Student Council 12, Treasurer 12 Chorus Ulm, mass play 12' ' 1-lign Times 10-12, News Editor 12, Ulm 9-12, Ciasgpya 12 ' Triangle Staff 10-12, High Tirres 9 ' ' Bowling 9-12, Treasurer 10, Library ' Y ' 12: Bowling 9-12, Sec'y-Trees. 12, Club 9-12, President 127 Band 9-127 Solo and Ensemble 11-12, Pep Band 10-12, Glee Club 9-12, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Forensics 9-12, District 11-12, Class Play 12, Prom Court 11, Foot- ball Homecoming Court 12: Basketball Homecoming Court 11-125 P-20 Pin 11, Office Girl 12. Library Club 9-125 Glee Club 9-12 Sec'y-Treas, 11, Vice-President 12, Mix ed Chorus 10-12, Forensics 9-11, Dis Court 11, Vlagazine Campaign Manage 12: Football Homecorrinq Chairman 12 Badger Girls Stale 11: D. A. R 12 P-20 Pin 12 Joe Miller Leslie Mosolf Milton Otto Donald Prachel Joey Moss Ott Don Friends, Romans, countrymen, How will we manage without him? Few words are best. Not too loud, not to shy, lust 1904 me YOU' EUS! the nicest sort ol guy. Ease:a 9 Baske'balI 9-10, Vanager Ag. Cc: 13-12 ...Q-2-F gap: Basnetoal 9-12 Easeca 9-12 F::'- 11-12 wg' 11r es 11-12, C'ass Play Ea-eca 9-'Q 1-53. 9.13 gal 'Manager 11 Smienf CC.. I 1' 12 9-10 Ag jug 912 , Dag: Triangle Business Sta 11-12' L:'a Sggrgtgr, 12 c-3-M QSM-f , Club 12 Ag. Club 10-12, T'ea5c'e' 1' Pla, Sqge '.'a'i3e' '2 121 Vixed Chorus 11-12 Forersizs 12- Class Play 12: Class Vice Pres-:eff 9 Presicent 10' Prof' Cou't li: Eacger Boys Slate 11, Trees For Tomorrow- Conseryation Camp 11: F-20 Fir 12. Page Nine trict 11: Class Secretary 9, Prone

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Spothghtmg The Past. . . On August 31 1953 twenty four be w11dered frosh assembled for the f1rst tlme 1n the p1t After Mr Behnke the1r adv1ser had read them the rules they t1m1dly made the1r way to the1r classes After a few weeks the fresh1es were put through the horr1ble tortures of 1n1t1at1on' Who could ever forget the l1pst1ck the bushel baskets for books and the crazy costumes they were forced to wear Somehow they survxved and 1n apprec1at1on gave the sophomores a masquerade party whlch turn ed out to be a huge success The frosh really got 1nto the Splflt of homecom1ng The1r Dragnet sk1t for the pep rally showed the1r 1ngenu1ty Mr Metcalf took over as the1r adv1ser Tom Sondalle served as pres1dent through all the1r f1rst year 8Ct1V1t1ES As sophomores the class of 57 moved 1nto the hlstory room where they were to have the guldance of Mr Huelster for the next two years W1th Joe M1ller as the1r presldent they earned the n1ckname Gang on the Go enterlng 1nto all school aCt1V1t16S They sponsored several pep ralhes and plan ned the Chrlstmas party In the1r Jumor year the class of 57 look ed forward to class rmgs and the Jumor prom After allowmg Ann Yahr to dlrect the1r af fa1rs as v1ce presldent they got around to GANG ON THE GO electlng Tom Sondalle as pres1dent and prom klng early 1n the second semester On Aprll 26 K1ng Tom and h1s queen Judy Beyer re1gned over the1r beaut1fully decorated prom Sta1rway to the Stars Arch Adnan furn1shed the muslc and the entlre evemng furn1shed some pr1celess mem orxes for all who attended In the fall of 56 the Gang on the Go returned as alm1ghty semors' Glorla Ab1tz Jomed the class and the sen1o1s were a full two dozen agam Under the presldency of Chuck Sulllvan the cla s Went on to a blazmg flIl1Sh assum mg most of the pos1t1ons of leadersh1p m school affa1rs Mr Lueck the senlor adv1ser took over ball homecom1ng Ann Yahr and Bob Re1ser relgned over all the fest1v1t1es Father Knows Best was the very success ful senlor class play a comedy bullt around a fathers well meanlng but blunder1ng at tempts to run h1s famlly r1ght In March the semors enjoyed an out1ng together go1ng by bus to Randolph where they part1c1pated IH Vocat1onal Gu1dance Day really remmdmg them that they would soon be out 1n the w1de w1de world The class banquet the fun f1lled class nlght and the solemn ceremonles of com rnencement nlght w1nd up four wonderful years for the gang of 57 As Frosh As Sophs As Busy Jumors Page Eleven I I Q - Y , s - 1 s - a . 1 I lf ' 7Y ' ' I i I y . l , . . . 7 ' . , , . . . , u ' as o , 1 1 . ' 1 , , ll 1, , 1 1 1 1 ' ff' '. ' Y, ' ' ' ' 1 . . . Q ' ' ' - 1 LA 1 1 , 1 1 ' ' ll 73 ' . . . . , , , Early in February 3 brand DSW te8Ch9I', The seniors supervised a successful foot- . , . . - , I - I ' I 1 ff 5, - , . . 7 . . s - - ' - , 1 1 1 . l . H ' ' ,, . . ' . . . a . l U . s 1 Y , ' 1 - I . 7 u . . . , , - Y - 1 , - . . . , , . U . .