Princeton High School - Triangle Yearbook (Princeton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

011 With Princeton 56' The Triangle J O PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL Princeton, Wisconsin DEDICATION To PRHXLETON our pleasant nom Town on he nTsTonc Fox nfs friendly and unburned reop ns business and professional men who never foul us growlng awareness of The full responsibilities of n ode n cmzen s up To PRINCETON we respec'fuHy dedmate TnTs T958 Tnangie THE STAFF T ..... T e f T A , ..,..' ' ' 3 Ie . A . 4 Tts expanding communify of inferesf and concern r.... its . . . . , T r A . V H ...,. 0 lth rmc on Gm wlfh Prmcefoh on wufh Prmcetoh School of hugh succesl We The loyol sons ond daughters U RAI-l RAI-l Hopoy Teochers' Loyol students Besf we Could possess We ll slorr up lceeo up hmsh up P H S School Song I I t ' s. Aiming for progress! XIQXX yws 0 ith Princeton 0 With rinceton . as-V' -- if X School of Hugh Success School Board 2 I MR. KWIATKOWSKI MR. MEVIS MR. OELKE MR We The Loyal Sons and Daughters ,IL Judlth Calhoun Darrell Clupperi Judy Floyd So rrany engagements such little time' 9 2 o o an Enserr' e ee 9 I2 Custodian Il Mixed Chorus Bow ing 9 I2 Student Council 9 I2 Trrangle IO Edit I2 Libr 9 Fo i Drs rrct 9 ate 2 ac ss a Cheerleader 910 Class Secretary I0 Prom C rt II Football Homecomung Court 2 P n Natron Ho or ocrety I chairman Basketball Homecomlng I2 Pmk cheeks go with blushing see' ck I0 owling I u I2 ass Play Stage Manager I2 Prom Court ll Donald Gabryshak Gabby Some day I II bag me a wife. eball 9-llg rck 9-IO, I2g Bowin - g A C l2g Class Play Stage a r I2g rm urt 5 Tr es for To- morrow II. 'Mn-ng Nxt Edgar Giese Fore Late to bloom but now-this is a MAN. ball 9-I2 Basketball 9-2- Basea - 5 ck 9- g B win - , 0- all IO- 2- i r y b - - Ag 5 Q Pr m ' - ball Homecoming Court l2. George Giese Flying Red Horse Now if basketball: grew in greenhouses... ball 9-I2 A l-Conference II-I2g as- k all 9-I2 All-Conference I0-12: a - - 5 o e a - g Bowin 5 Student Council IO-I2, Vice President II: ' Times IO-I2, rts itor I ' '- ry Club O- g Band 9-12, President 121 Mixed Ch rus I0-I2' Solo-Ensem e ' 1 - ct 3 5 ' ass ecretary 97 Class President f Prom Court I I ' Basketball Homecoming Court IO-I2p Football Homecoming Court 121 P-20 pinf Badger Boys State ll. QC' Dzane Hoffmann Huffy l want a MAN not a boy' Transferred from Portage 12 Bowlrng 12 1 rary Club 12 Class Play 12 Forenslcs 12 Conference 12 in Ellen Jankowskx Ellen let me tell you about my cat Thomas' n 912 G e Cub 912 Custodran Mlxed Chorus 10 12 Solo and Ensemble an 2 Studen Councr rmes Coedltor 12 angle Staff 912 Coed tor 1 Lrbrary u 9 0 B w mg 912 Presrdent 10 Forensrcs 912 Drstrrct 9 Conference 10 e 11 Class 12 Class Vnce Presudent 10 Prom Queen 11 Football Homecomrng Court 12 O pm Natrona! Honor Socuety Lola Knaack Lola What Lola wants Lola forgets' w mg 912 12 Lrbrary O 12 Secretary Treasurer Band o Ensem Pep B n Mrxed Chorus rensrcs 912 1 rrc e Su Y V11 Y Foot a Hon'econ'1ng Court 12 P 20 pm Natnonal Honor Socrety Offrce Assrstant 11 12 1' Shirley Krentz Sh1rl Quute a hut thus effluent muss' wlrng 10 2 d Ge Clu xed Chorus 10 Lbrary Club 911 12 Prrn ourt 1 Offrce Assrs 1012 ,4 Howard Kautzer Howie Tlme to spare' Spend watll Clalre' Car wont spark' So we par r nsferred from Chucago 11 Stu ent uncrl 12 Presrdent 12 Prom Court 1 b Trea ur r 12 Bow rn C a P a James Krueger Percy Caught in the web of love at last' o ball 912 Basketball 912 Base a o ball ow in ry CI b ass Play Stage Manager 12 Class President i e esident 11 2 Prom Cour Football Homecoming King 12 'Wm Betsy Lehner Betts Always there but not alone though never steady' Bowltng 912 Secretary 12 Student Coun 12 Treasurer 12 Triangle Staf Triangle Business Staff 1012 Business nager 12 Hgh Times 1 12 Li rr C 1012 Band 912 Solo 81 Ensem e an G C 1 Secretary Treasurer 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Student Council 12 Forensics 912 Class P 12 Prom Co rt 11 Football Home coming Court 12 P20 Pin Barbara Luedtke Patrick Monahan William E. Powell Barbie Quite quiet, hut still a riot! Bow ing 9-125 Student Council lO-12, S - r ary 11, Treasurer : Triange a - 2, -editor ll, Ed' or-in- ie 5 H' Times 10-125 Library Club 9-12, 'e President 115 Band 9-12, Secretary-Trees urr 105 Drum Ma'orette 9-125 So En emble 9-125 P p Band ll-125 Glee C b 9-12, President 11-125 Mixed Chorus 10-125 ensics 9-12, D'strict O, S e - 5 ss Play 25 Class Trea urer 5 Prom C urt 115 Basketball Homecoming Court 11-12: P-20 pin5 National Honor Soci 5 D. A. R. Award: Sewing Trophy. Pa Can't help liking the guy-can we, girls! ball 10-125 etball 9- O, , - C nerence 125 B eball 9-10, 125 Vo - 5 Bow ing 95 Track 9-105 Student o ncil 10: i rar , , i r sident 125 A Clu 5 Ca Pla 5 Class President 10, 125 Vice President 95 Basketball Homecoming Ki g 121 Football Homecoming Court 12, Beaver A guy's gotta' go to work and get some sleep! etball 10, , Man lg Base 1 e al 5 s P 125 Prm Court ll, . '--.,,,w' Bernxce Relser Berme Her trnendy tongue rupples along rn hugh gear Bowrng 912 Student Councll 12 Secre tary 12 Trlangle Staff 910 Llbrary Club 2 u ent ouncrl Ban 912 Vlce Presldent 12 Solo 8- Ensemble 912 Pep Band 910 Glee Club 912 Secretary rasurer 11 Vrce Presrdent 12 Mrxed rus 12 rensrcs 0 Class 12 Cheerleader 1012 Class Treasurer 12 P m Court ll Basketball Homecomrng uen 12 F ball Court 12 P20 pn Q' nw, Hhs Wh, 767' uno sm PV Larry Rose Larry what I luke ns not rn books ball 11 2 Bask tball 911 Base all 910 Track 910 Volleyball 910 Bowlxng 912 Ag Club 912 Class Play Stage Man ager 12 Class Presldent and Prom Klng 11 Football Homecomlng Court I2 Q65 Rona Walters Elmer E Zuehls Walt I love to Irve and Irve to love' B w mg 912 Student Councrl 9 12 Re por er 12 Hugh Tlmes 912 Lrbrary Club 912 Secretarytreasurer 10 11 Presldent 12 Band 912 Secretary treasurer 11 Solo 81 Ensemble 912 Glee Club 912 Mrxed Chorus 12 Secretarytreasurer 12 Twlrler nslcs e 11 Play C ss Pay 12 Class Tr s ur r IO Secretary 1112, Prom Court 11, Basketball Homecomrng Court 10, Football Homecomlng Queen 12, P20 pun, Natronal Honor Socrety, Badger Grrls State 11, Magazrne Campangn Charrman 12 Elmer Stull waters run deep so start that motor' Basketball 912 Baseball 912 Volleyball w an Track 10 I h mes 11 nrar u Ag u 12 One act Play Manager 10 Class Treas u r 9 Prom Court 11 Class Play Sta e Manager 12 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 10 Wllllam Schultz Bogey Not bad lust bug oo ball 912 Basketball 911 Base al T ack 9 12 Volleyb 912 ow 912 Ll ry Cub O Band Soo 8- Ensemble 1011 Pep Band 1012 Mlked Chorus 1011 Class Play 12 Prom Court ll Football Homecomrng Court 12 P20 pun BSS On th1s page we tell the tale of the dlstm gulshed Class of 58 followlng the1r steps as they make the1r way through h1gh school years Let your eyes l1nger on these paragraphs for your last fleetlng gllmpse of a class that has lndeed made hlstory We 1nv1te you to go backward ln t1me o meet the Class of 58 As Freshmen In the fall of 1954 the 58ers entered P H S as frlghtened greenhorns an even two dozen of them They soon grevu accustomed to the1r home room the plt and to the1r adv1ser Mr Dale Metcalf They elected James Krueger to be the1r presl dent dur1ng the freshman year He was ass1sted by Pat Monahan George G1ese was named sec retary and Elmer Zuehls was treasurer Rona Walters and Judy Calhoun represented the class on the Student Councrl Then came 11'1ltl3t1OI1 when the frosh had to cope w1th l1pst1ck grass sk1rts and bushel bas kets They showed sp1r1t and held no grudges g1v1ng a Thank you Party at wh1ch the newly formed frosh sextette was featured At football homecom1ng t1me the freshmen showed the1r or1g1nal1ty by wrnnmg f1rst prlze on the1r float and th1rd prrze on the1r decorated store wrndow In the sprmg they gave an assembly program rn the form of a play entltled U S Revolt Th1s was a huge success enjoyed by all the students They came back the next year As Sophomores Mr James Dunk was the1r new adv1ser and the1r lofty res1dence was now the Engllsh room George GIESE was the sophomore pres1dent wrth Ellen Jankowskx as v1ce presldent Judy Calhoun handled the secretarys book whlle Rona Walters was named to take care of the f1nances Barbara Luedtke and Pat Monahan were on the counc1l The f1rst rtem for the vear was freshman 1n1t1 atxon Th1s was a task the sophs thoroughly en Joyed After a day spent gleefully antagomzrng the wee frosh the 58ers put them through r1d1c ulous stunts at the commumty hall 1n the eve n1ng At Chr1stmas t1me the twenty two sophs real ly full of the Old N1ck successfully carr1ed out the task of plann1ng the all school Chr1stmas party' Th1S was the f1rst year of basketball home comlng The class elected Rona Walters and George G1ese as the sophomore representatrves on the court of honor to do the1r part rn es tabl1sh1ng th1s f1ne trad1t1on But the best IS yet to come' So meet these 58ers As Jumors Ten boys and an equal number of g1rls launched out on thxs bus1est of hxgh school years History An early h1ghl1ght of lrfe 1n the eleventh grade was the selectlon of class r1ngs They settled on a lovely onyx stone to be the falthful remmder of hrgh school years throughout the rest of the1r l1ves An early start was accomplrshed on the most lmportant Junror prom Larry Rose chosen by h1S classmates relgned as klng wxth pretty Ellen J ankowsk1 as h1s queen The theme C1ty of Angels was beaut1fully carr1ed out the whole class lendrng a helpful hand The splend1d Splflt of the class was ex empl1f1ed 1n the selectron of the court of honor wh1ch lncluded every Junlor a refreshmg 1nno vatlonl After danclng to the muslc of Wally Beaus Orchestra a dreamy sort of post prom party was held at the Tuscumbla Country Club J1m Krueger was Jumor v1ce presldent W1th Rona Walters secretary and Barbara Luedtke treasurer Ellen Jankowskr and George G1ese were the Jumors counc1l couple The honor of representmg the class ID the basketball homecom1ng court went to Barbara Luedtke and George GIESG A great year but wart untxl you meet the class of 58 IH the1r f1nal glory As Semors Home room quarters were set up 1n the SC1 Lueck Here were the self styled rulers of the school From d1ff1cult geometry problems to walkrng passes these twenty alm1ghty ones knew all the answers' fAnd what semor class doesn t'7J A new class member was ga1ned D1ane Hoff man replac1ng one who had dropped out The honor of lead1ng the d1St1I1gL11Sh6d sen1ors went to Pat Monahan w1th J1m Krueger as hlS qu1et assrstant Rona Walters was kept on as secretary and Bern1ce Re1ser became treasurer On the counc1l were Judy Calhoun and Howard Kautzer A splendrd Job of semor leadershxp was shown rn the plans for the football homecommg fes t1v1t1es Headlng th1s event were Krng J1m Krueger and Queen Rona Walters The court was composed of the rema1n1ng semor football players and an equal number of semor grrls The th1rd annual basketball homecom1ng was led by Pat Monahan and Bermce Relser as roy alty of the evenrng Barbara Luedtke and George G1ese agam represented the class on the court On March 4 the class presented a truly splen d1d performance of the1r well selected play Mother Is a Freshman Conv1nc1ng dramat1c mterpretat1ons were turned 1n by these out standrng 58ers Cl1I1'18X1l'1g th1S wonderful year was the class banquet class nrght and rn all 1ts pomp and clrcumstance-graduatlon n1ght on May 29thl CI . . , . . . . , . ' J Y ' ' Y . . 7 . . ' . . , . . . , U . . 0 , ct - Q aa ' . . . I x 1 H 9 , y . . . ' H I ,, , , '. . . . y , , I . 1 Q n u . y . . . . , u - 7 - , . . I Y . . . , . - l . . , . I . I 7 . l , . . - , ' , . . . ' ' . . . ence room under the guidance of Mr. Douglas I 7 l . . - . ' 7 H ' 97 ' . . . 7 - sua 3 D . , . . . . . , - . . , , I - . . . . , - . . . . ! - . , U D 1 . . i ' , I I 1 - . . . 1 . , - . . . . - , - I . H I D ' ' . , . ' - , . . - . . - , . . . . .. ,, ,, . . . v ' ' i - y y '. . Class Play Cast Q Mother Is A Freshman March 4, 1958 Susan Abbot? Abigail Abbott Mrs. Miller Sylvia Bunny Helen Carrie Dean Gillingham Clara Bobo Howie Jack Bill Professor Michaels Marge J., Wes -af' vs . Rona Walters Judy Calhoun Barbara Luedfke Ellen Jankowski Bernice Reiser Lola Knaack Shirley Krenfz Edgar Giese Diane Hoffmann Bill Schultz Howard Kautzer Bill Powell Pat Monahan George Giese Befsv Lehner V. 'I' all si MR. CALHOUN. CO-DIRECTOR OF THE PRODUCTION. puts the finish- ing touches on Rona Walters' make- up just before curtain time. Class Prophecy JUDY CALHOUN Broadway s b l o n d e bombshell stars 1n her latest smash h1t Lees Falr Lady She banks heax 1ly on hubby s banks for what to wear and on hubby for where to wear lt' DARRELL CLUPPERT A well known play boy popular MC of the TV show I Guess Thats About All Has made a m1ll1on w1th h1s book Oh Such Mush Makes Me Blush DONALD GABRYSHAK Takes good care of h1s 10 000 acre ranch west of Prlnceton Spends h1s t1me check1ng on the 30000 head of cattle from a wlndow 1n one of the 38 rooms of h1S sprawllng home Got hlmself a he1fer ralslng plenty calves' EDGAR GIESE Is well known as the star Fore word of the Harlem Globe Trotters Hes really one of the boys s1nce he gets h1s black shoe pol1sh wholesale' GEORGE GIESE On the Amazon 1n quest of the rare ho he ha ha tlng tang walla whlch S1r Alfred III w1ll transplant when Cand 1fl our rough and ready redhead JAMES KRUEGER Famous as Pranc1ng Percy of the Los Angeles Rams Has str1ng of feed stores as s1del1ne Donates some of the chlcken feed to hlS hospltal for broken down Fords' DIANE HOFFMAN Has become a world re nowned Chlld psychologlst Wlth her own secret method for solv1ng the problems of dlsturbed ch1ldren a techn1que known as the Easy Gxese method' ELLEN JANKOWSKI Is Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef of her own newspaper The S1gmund Ga zette Somehow found t1me to Wflte a book Remedles for Squeaky Clarmets' Her ab1l1ty to o1l pa1nt IS very handy when the IH laws are short handed HOWARD KAUTZER Has gone 1nto the uramum busmess and IS produclng h1s own Gexger counters On the sxde he has set up a factory manufacturmg hank1es that sneeze and towels that cry' LOLA KNAACK- Heads the famous Qu1cky Tr1cky School for lyp1StS and pxano players L1ves 1n a flat wxth her sharp youngsters mostly gxrls w1th typ1ng rlbbons 1n their halr SHIRLEY KRENTZ Has dlscovered a gold m1ne ln her own back yard has slmply ln stalled park1ng meters and now parks 1n her own drxveway so as not to use valuable money maklng space' BETSY LEHNER Heads our state Motor Veh1cle Department and conducts her own dr1v1ng school dur1ng her spare tlrne Also the th1rd l1nk 1n the famous f1rm of Leh ner Lehner 81: Lehner BARBARA LUEDTKE Recently drew rave not1ces from the usually heartless cr1t1cs w1th her sensatlonal performance at the met That Cad1llac she dr1ves belongs to a great construct1on executlve PATRICK MONAHAN Years of exper1ence startlng 1n hlgh school have quallfxed h1m for h1S Job as Lake Puckaways No 1 guxde Also wr1tes a column IH a class mates newspaper on The Art of J11t1ng Lovers' WILLIAM POWELL Is raclng h1S self de s1gned super duper pooper 999 hp motor off the coast of Florlda It runs on strange fuel a blend of gasohne and vodka from BERNICE REISER Busy ra1s1ng her own baseball team add1ng a cheerleader now and then Just for k1CkS She threatens to g1VQ her husband the boot because though he IS a footwear executlve the chxldren must go barefoot' LARRY ROSE LIVES 1n the Pentagon very famous as the f1rst 10 star general 1n the lnstory of our country He IS now mapplng h1S strategy for the conquest of the Mar ans WILLIAM SCHULTZ Recently promoted to pres1dency of the Plugged up Plumbers ASSOCIBIIOH has made a m1nt by xnvent 1ng a d6V1C6 for absent m1nded plumbers Really plungmg success' RONA WALTERS After n1ne years of study w1th an 1mpos1ng l1st of degrees after her name has become a stenographer 1n the offlce of her husband s used car lot He must expect flat t1res cause she keeps ra1s1ng a lot of l1ttle Jacks' ELMER ZUEHLS After many years of fame 1n the fleld of eng1neer1ng has been pro moted to Ch1ef Engmeer of the Doollttle Doughnut Company W1ll now speclallze 1n redes1gn1ng the doughnut holes' 1 , ' . . , . . 7 - u - ss 1 ' 77 v' ' 1 u YY ' ' ' . sc ' 'Y - I . ll ' . v , ' ' U ' . . . . 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A 1. , 52' ,, 21? ? 5 - 3 A ,Q , 3 Z ' .5 . 4 A re , 2 ' A 1 ' I N x, ' '-J Q2 5 ,. . , Classes Officers Jumors Although the1r year was a busy one the Junlors foun t1me for studles too they had to The hlgh pomt of the flrst semester came on November 4th as they rece1ved the1r class rmgs those l1ttle bands of gold whxch wmll un1te them forever Sa1l On Sllvery Moon was the theme the mght of Aprll 25th as Kmg Davld Stanton and h1s queen Clalre Gelger led the grand march agamst a lustrous background of s1lver and blue The 58 prom w1ll long be remembered an evenmg of enchantment for all who attended Sophomores A large class and large 1n prom1se too thats the sophs' In athletlcs muslc and other act1v1t1es the class of 60 was there' The sophs took second place 1n the homecomlng float contest When they flnally had a chance to 1n1t1ate the frosh they d1d lt up rlght on November 6th They were the class to get the real Chrlstmas Splflt and plan the All Class of l959 Dave Stanton pres dem and councl rep resentat ve Penme Sullrvan councl rep esenfat ve lfrst se esterl Sharon Rose treasu er Nancy Bartol secre tary and councl representat ve Clarre Gerger vce pres dent 3 Class of 1960 Sally Greget treasurer Nancy Benhlla secretary Jerry Baumann pres dent Ronald Radlke vrce pres dent Freshmen The resldents of The P1t proved that they had the flght kmd of school sp1r1t even before they were 1n1t1ated for they Worked l1ke beavers on the1r VHFIOUS homecommg 8CtlV1t1ES The frosh survlved 1n1t1at1on and ex en responded en erously w1th a thank you to the sophs ln the form of a very successful Sock Hop Junior Hugh The seventh and elghth graders partlcxpated 1n a num ber of school act1v1t1es espec1a1ly 1n the f1eld of mus1c Thev followed the1r grade basketball team enthus1 astlcally In March they were hosts to Brandon Falrwater and Green Lake 1n a tourney The skate exchange was carrled on by the Jumor h1gh durmg the wmter months rri Class of 1961 Dave Boyer vrce pres dent Sally Lehner secretary larry Krahn pres dent Margaret Tnllrng treas UTEY .lun or Hugh Jerry Kiley pres dent Arlynn Schwirlr sec retary Julre Drehlow ce pres dent Vrrgrnra Larson reasu er 0 U f . O 0 0 . , . 7 . . d . . - , . . 7 , - ,, . . ,, . t n , 1 I 1 u . s 1 y 3 ' v , - M . . . . : , I 4 - ' i 1 ' ' , l I l l ' m 1 , V I , ' l l 1 ' ' , l l- Q , . Q: mx Q lf, . . , Ig 1 I y 4 - q n I ' 5 7 , l V ' . ll school pre-holiday party. I : l , I i : 7 , ' I i . 1 s l i K I T... ' li ' 7? fl f , . ' u - ra - g - Tix- , 1 A ' Y cr H 5 ' ' tla lll rr l r . n .u rr I : , ' i 1 , J , i : ' ' . - o o , 7 ' Y V ' 7 Y 5 ' I ' , i : . - I ' , vi l 1 l ' ' , f ll Rah ah vw -v N.. :nfl 0 4 ' 19' w..,,.. .- f Basketball Those basketball Tigers furnished thrills galore for the students and loyal fans who followed the team through the 1957 08 season As the scoreboard indicates Coach Luecks bovs chalked up a great record exen throwing a scare into the front run ners in the Dual County Conference The Tigers copped third Rangy lightning quick George Ciese again brought honor to P H S by being, elected to the All Conference first team Pat Monahan was elected to the second team Other graduating lettermen are Edgar Cnese Jim Krueger and Elmer Zuehls Junior Jim Yahr received honorable mention by the conference coaches The biggest disappointment of the year came in postseason play with Markesan upsetting the Tigers in the first game of the tournament Real promise for future years was made eudent by the scrappy B squad which posted an 8 to 6 record in conference com petition Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton C io Green Lake Cambria Markesan Fall River be Randolph Pardeeville Fox Lake Rio Cambria Markesan Green Lake Alumni Fall River Pardeeville Fox Lake Randolph 'A ' ' ' 'f - '., 7'. :u. 'I-.L T y M3 3 T x X 5 V 1 I I ? 'fx ,xv w J -'Q :fa - g-4, .3 fi- Q -5, 4' H455 4 X.-K . 0 G AJAX, fx I ' xv 1 L :S - u ge I fa? k..., g'f fi: 6 ,inw- Shnding: Dave Stanton lmanagerl, Jim Wezncr, Kenny Dahms, Tommy Lese, Edgar Giese, Gordon Schwark, Jerry Baumann, Gary Gruen- wald, Jack Kile , Jim Zuehls, Leon Zuehfs, Mr. Hall. Kneeling: Bill Eickelrnan, Jimmy Yahr, Pat Monahan, Larry Rose, Jim Krueger, George Giese, Glen Giese, Norman Prachel, John Hermann, Bob Kozlowski, Bill Schultz. Football Many a thrill Was furnished in the fall of 1957 by Coach Ba1l's football Tigers. Our boys played spirited ball, and in several of the contests turned in a far better perform- ance than the final score seemed to indicate. The Tigers racked up two victoriesg one against Fall River, 21 to Og and one against -1 G. Pardeeville, 14 to 6. They dropped their five remaining games. George Giese was picked for the All-con- ference First Team, playing end. Bill Schultz was named on the second team, playing Center. - . , A . My 7 - . P K 1 ', 3 . Mfr ' ' ' - , J.-and 1 3 r f -1.5, ', - Wk Zig. Baseball Play ball! The balmy spring weather gets our boys out on the base- ball diamond. The 1958 season had its joys, count- erbalanced by its sorrows? A 21 to 3 win over Pardeeville was easy to take, as was a 15 to 2 trouncing of Fall River. But a couple of early-season setbacks at the hands of Cambria and Randolph were bitter medicine, The senior Giese boys figured im- portantly on the mound, along with Bill Schultz. Bill Eickelman took care of the first sack, with Pat Monahan handling the hot ones at third. Yahr was a fixture at shortstop, as was Krueger behind the plate. Outfield chores were shared by Glen Giese, Elmer Zuehls, and Gordon Schwark. Promising underclassmen include Gary Gruenwald in the hurling depart- ment, Kenny Dahms catching, and Leon Zuehls as a promising infielder. I .ff . y , x A 1' H K Y-5 , .1 J If 4' - ' I 2 ,lf I 'Z ffl ' I . 1 ., p . . if s. , , ,- . it 1 Coach Lueck Depends Upon His Mana- gers for hauling equipment and keep- ing the players' needs supplied. Roger Severson and Warren Marquardt are the capable assistants this year. Bowling TUESDAY LEAGUE Back Raw Betty Prachel Ann Wl sey Duane Stanton Carol Manwer le Sheryl Sobralske Judy Zanto Alyce Gabryshak Duane Swanke econd Row Dons ebert nr :ta Dreger Gladys Globe ot e Shirley Renn Belly ma Mrs Megow Front Row Jody Plu e Charlene Soda Gaul Oestrench ce Prachel Nancy Bentrlla Ia Bratsch THL RSDAY LE AGL E Back Row: Iris Radtke, Betty Ga- bryshak, Karen Oelke, Nancy Bar- tol, Kaye Shwonek, Vnrqinta Nap- ralla, Penny Sulllvan, Barbara Luedtke. Second Row: Darlene Drs- terhaft, Sharon Rose, Jucy Ce'- houn, Shirley Krentz, Rona 'Aal- ters, Marlene Kelpe, Claire Geloer, Mrs. Megow. Front Row: Dtane Hoffman, Berntce Retief, Betsy Lehner, Ellen Jankowski, Joan Ja- cobson, Lola Knaack, MON D A1 LEAGL E Bac R w Karen Fromolz Dt ne Mol enhauer Beverly Drsterhalt ac re Ma elrne Var ula 'anne DD arr Kr n eon Zoents :econd Row Baroara George Eldon Kaptnq Bob Koz ow t ernard orrnck Marlene nqbenl o Olhy Ku ey Sher e e ersen a Front Row Gary Ltchtenoerg S lly Lehner R ste fell e a Hatcher He en Brzozowakt Jnrn Geer WVEDNESDAY LEAGLE Ba Row Ervm Klaoper Ronald tke G ne Ol on B Schu Kenneth Dahrns Jarnes Zuehls Warren Marquardt Second Row yorrnan Prachel David Boyer Duck owell Torn Marquardt Ronald Mosolf Ilfford Lashock red Sc wanz Ra rrond Sebert Front Row Larry Rose en ne Wolter Dave Stanton en Gtese Howard Kautzer John or D wg' a eachers Mr R E Calhoun Prmclpal Geometry B E Oshkosh State College Umverslty of Iowa The best group I ve ever had' Rules gu1dance and school farm' Mrs Pearl Beyer Miss Lorame Oiio Mrs. Ruth Sommers F1rst and Second Grades Th1rd and Fourth Grades Fxfth and Sxxth Grades . 8 4 N G I E A A ' i' 0' 1 , MR JAMES ALLSAGE Junlor Hlgh Columbla County Normal 500 by 4 o clock Readlng wr1t1ng and r1thmet1c MR RALPH BALL Commerclal B E Wh1tewater State College Let s type wlth no errors th1s tlme Tests tests and more tests MR GORDON BISCHOFF Mus1c B S M1lwaukee State College Splt out the gum and srt up straxght Concerts solos and headaches MR THOMAS CALVERT Agrlculture B S R1ver Falls State College W1ll you s1t down Cows and crops Mr E E HUELSTER Soc1al Stud1es Here s your new syllabus H1story geography and p1ZZa MR DOUGLAS LUECK Sc1ence B S La Crosse State College The average man would be xn bed. but A S dflll I S QUILLCS dl'1C1 f1ght1ng off d1seases MRS LEOTA MEGOW Home Econormcs Stevens Po1nt State College Take the seam ln farther Addlng salt and sew1ng seams MR JOSEPH PEYOVICH Engllsh B S Marquette Un1vers1ty Look over your matter L1terature Lat1n and l1ttleJokes ll I ll . 7 . . , , . . 7 Y . ., Y . ., ll I I ll B. A., American University u I ll 1 Y u ll ww. Hn, . . . , . Y Y 1 o al Q' X X Students ZZ? 7 1 f 4' K ill iw ',r y is xaxifl, Q59 X fy f JJ, lffl, I K rw! K 1 fy 7 f f k F A . . gs I, '?Q a' ' .. h .Yak .pl 5 A Q QM ,-3' klf, ,,?.y u H wx l a'fl .Eid 'fi , 4. A ,Q Q , 37?g'2' if rg 1 WX f Q :vii A ' Q 4 1 if ' A,.4 ' nf' 'I .' ' , '- yi. V . 3 fkgzy, I f b nl Standing: Nancy Bartol, Jane Wesner, Warren Marquardl, Kaye Shwonek, Hebbe, Diane Moldenhauer, Betty Prachel, Joyce Prachel, Carla Bratsch, George Giese, Sally Lehner, Diane Stanton, Jean Schnitker, Larry Krahn, Ronald Radtke, Bob Cornett, Bill Eickelrnan, John Herman, Bob Sernrau, Suzanne Nickolai, Jirn Geer, Bernard Kasierski, Bill Schultz, Patty Campbell, Arlynn Schwark, Roger Severson, Arnold Scbnitker, Jim Wick. Middle: Maureen Raraczak, Marlene Reetz, Karen Frornolz, Margaret Trilling, Sheryle Sobralske, Diane Swanke, Gary Lichtenberg, Bernice Reiser, Betsy Lebner, Gail Oestreich, Barbara George, Diane Sauter, Glen Giese. Front: Judy Calhoun, Ellen Jankovyski, Lola Knaack, Sheryle Petersen, Nancy Bentilla, Anita Knaack, Rona Walters, Barbara Luedtke. Mr. Bischoff, Joan Jacobson, Rosie Weiske. Seated, back: Ruth Band New uniforms made the big news in the band during the school year! Everyone in the community could well be proud of the smartly attired musicians who first showed off their finery in the May first con- cert, There's Music in the Air'7. The marching and playing abilities of the band were shown off to good advantage at the Ripon tournament. Although the various schools were not rated this year, the comments by the judges were highly favor- able for Mr. Bischoff's talented musicians. on May third. 1 f Y? K' Y 'fr W Tournament numbers included National Emblem March, Tremontier Overture, and Kentucky 1800. A Pops Concert on February 18th made a hit with the audience - especially such numbers as Main Street U. S. A., Fascina- tion, and Soliloquy for Trumpet. Officers of the band for the year were: George Giese. president, Bernice Reiser, vice presidentg Ellen Jankowski, secretary- treasurerg Betsy Lehner. council representa- tive, Lola Knaack and Rona Walters, cus- todians. ,f new yu- I Glee Club Back Row: Virginia Naoralla, Pennie Sullivan, Betty Prachel, Iris Radtke, Judy Zanto, Karen Oelke, Kaye Snwonek, Nancy Bartol, Jane Wesner, Shirley Krentz, Lola Knaack, Ann Wil- sey, Diane Stanton, Sally Lenner. Second Row: Ellen Jankowski tcouncil representativei, Diane Moldenhauer, Betsy Lelnner tsecretary-treasureri, Bernice Reiser lvice-president, Barbara Luedtke Jpresident, Ruth Hebbe, Susanne Nickolai, R0- na Walters icustodian, Gail Oestreich lcus- rodian, Joan Jacobson, Judy Calhoun, Nancy Bentilla, Sheryle Petersen, Front Row: Nary Soda, Rosemary Wietrzykowski, Narqaret Tril- ling, Gladys Gibbs, Karen Frornolz, Helen Brzozofvslft, Nr. Bischoff, Judy Pluer, Carla Bratsch, Charlene Soda, Betty Sina, Madeline Vfarqula Good-looking and good sounding tool That's the ever-popular Glee Club. The girls participated in the Pops Concert on February 18. in the Spring Concert on May 1, and sang most commendably in the Ripon tournament. Selections this year included Little Shepherd Boy, Oh What a Beau- tiful Morning, Whiffenpoof Song, Deep River, and Ours is the World. A cherished tradition at PHS has the Glee Club girls serenading their fellow students with carols before the Christmas vacation. Mixed Chorus Bark Row: Kaye Shwonek, Nancy Bartol, Ber- nard Kasierski, Bill Eickelrnan lvice-presidentl, Ronald Radtke, George Giese tcouncil repre- sentativel, Dave Stanton qpresidentl, Jim Wick, Warren Marquardt, Jane Wesner, Jim Zuebls. Serond Row: Virginia Napralla, lris Radtke, Karen Oelke, Lola Knaack, Diane Stanton, Judy Zanto, Rona Walters tsecretary-treasurerl, C Pennie Sullivan, Barbara Luedtke, Sally Leh- ner, Gail Oestreich, Margaret Trilling, Nancy Bentilla, Carla Bratsch. Front Row: Charlene F Soda, Sheryle Petersen, Jim Geer, Gladys Gibbs, Bernice Reiser, Judy Calhoun, Ellen Jankowski, Betsy Lehner, Ruth Hebbe, Karen Frornolz, Judy Pluer, Mr. Bischoff. The loyal singers of the Mixed Chorus practiced twice weekly through- out the year. As a result of their efforts. they were on of the most popular music groups of P. H. S. Among the favorites in the repertory were The Hunting Song. When Over Sunlit Paths. Stout-hearted Men. and I've Been Workin' on the Railroad. The group was heard in the Pops Concert in February and in the Spring Concert in May. These fine singers participated in the tournament at Ripon. Back Row: Diane Stanton, Nancy Bartol, Sheryl Sobralske, Kenneth Wolter, Dave Stanton, Gary Gruenwald, Diane Bornick, Jim Geer, Third Row: Helen Soda, Claire Geiger, Sharon Rose, Carol Manweiler, Sally Greget, Barbara Luedtke, Lola Knaack, Rosemary Weiske, Virginia Dreger, Alice Gabryshak, Karen Fromolz. Second Row: Mr. Huelster, Betty Sina, Diane Swanke, loan Jacobson, Betsy Lehner, Margaret Trilling, Dorothy Kiley, Dolores Geiger, Carla Bratsch. Front Row: Rona Walters, George Giese, Judy Calhoun, Ellen Jankowski, Bernard Kasierski. High Times Whats in High Times this week? The school page of the f'Princeton Times- Republicn is always of top interest to every student in the local area. Preparing articles of information concern- ing school affairs is the week-in, week-out job of a staff of capable writers. with each of the four classes represented in this big journalistic job. Courses and studies are covered in a col- umn known as In The Classroom. In ad- dition to such regular items as grade news. school calendar. and hot lunch menu, the staffers are assigned to the reporting of all athletic and social events. Clever feature articles tusually under a by-lineul. editorials. and chit-chat liven up each issue of High Times. A serious attempt is made. however. to keep adults informed of the educational program being carried on in their community. CO-EDITORS JANKOWSKI lleftl AND CALHOUN discuss an approaching issue of High Times with Sports Editor George Giese. The ideas they hatch in that press room! Back Row: Joan Jacobson, Orlo Verch, Diane Borrnck, Bernard Kasierskt, Kenneth Wolrer, Ronatd Radtke, Nancy Bartol, Dorothy Kiley, Diane Swanke Roger Severson. Front Row: Mr. Huelster, Betsy Lehner, Barbara Luedtke, Ellen Jankowskt, Dennie Soilivan, Triangle Staff Both sections of the f'Triangle Staff were important in producing the finished yearbook. Members of the editorial staff won their positions by taking and passing a stiff test. Members of the business staff were selected from among top magazine salesmen. Editor-in-Chief Barbara Luedtke was assisted by Sen- ior Editor Ellen Jankowski in planning the dummy. Much of the lay-out work was done by Bernard Kasierski and Mr. Huelster. The other members readied the pictures for the Brock Engraving Co. of Madison. Later everyone was assigned to writing tasks. Most of the work was clone in evening sessions-and oh. that pizzaf The business staff wore off shoe leather tand tire rub- berfl getting ads from cooperative local and out-of-town merchants. No recession. for they went over the topf A banquet at Barnekows followed by a movie. cli- maxerl the year's activities. Top: Editor Loedtke 'alks over the 'avoot mth Eler- Jankowski. Center: Bos ness N'a ager Lehrer is accors. Denied bv Carla Bratscr tr- gelltrg an ad at a 'ora' store. Bottom: Typing, o'ar- rfirtg, and thinking go trtc the annual! ,x4'X'X Back Row: Judy Boswell, Ellen Jankowski, Judy Calhoun, Barbara Luedtke, Dave Stanton, G rge Giese, Rona Walters, Pennie Sullivan, Gladys Gibbs, Jim Geer, Dolores Geiger. Front Row: Mrs. Megow, Iadviserj, Betsy Lehner ttreasurerj, Bernice Reiser tsecretaryl, Howard Kautzer tpresidentl, Bill Eickelman tvice president! Student Council In addition to its usual ac- tivities, this year the Council sponsored a Dress-up Dav on December 20. The Christmas Dance on December 27 was well attend- ed. On March 1. 48 students appeared on Studio Hop. over WFRV-TV in Green Bay. as arranged by the Stu- dent Council. Basketball homecoming. three sun hops. and other ac- tivities gave the Council an outstanding year. as this group enriched the social life of the school community. Library Club Back Row: Judy Zanto, Nancy Bartol, Sheryl Sobralske, Kaye Sh wonek, Bernard Kasterski, Kenneth Wolter, Dave Stanton, Jack Kiley, Warren Marquardt, Penny Sullivan, Barbara Loedtke, Elmer Zuehls, Jim Zuehls. Third Row: Karen Oe'ke, Iris Radtke, Betty Gabryshak, M 'I S ll Gre t S ll Leh E tt P h I, Ann W I , R rr W'etrz kowsk, Al c Gabr shak, Clar G ' r, Sh r n Carol anwei er, a y ge , a y ner, e y rac e tsey ose ary i y i t e y i e eiqe a 0 Rose, Charlene Soda. Second Row: Betty Sina, Joyce Prachel, Diane Swanke, Diane Hoflrnan, Joan Jacobson, Betsy Lenner, Margaret Trilling, Dorothy Kiley, Dolores Geiger, Sheryl Petersen, Marlene Ketne, Helen Soda. Front Row: Bernice Retser, Pat Monahan, Mr Peyovich, Rona Walters, Lola Knaack, Barbara Reiser Newspapers. magazines, books. and more books-all the responsibility of the Library Club members! Straightening out those magazines, check- ing books in and out, replacing new maga- zines for old ones-the Library Club mem- bers are kept busy in some way or other every day. Library Club activities were carried on under the supervision of Mr. Peyovich. The officers for the year were as follows: Rona Walters, president, Pat Monahan. vice pres- identg Lola Knaack, secretary-treasurer: Bernice Reiser. student council representa- tive. could possess J S In K n l , Y, J, ra 'i.iL.1 .x . ,I Q 1 hwy? 'f 4.4, B' Sl: Popular Qage Star, Pat Monahan, and Queen Bernice Reiser shared the spotlight during the 1958 Basketball Homecoming. Bernice re- ceived her crown after the game, as Mr. Lueck, the basketball coach, announced the king and queen and their court. Many alumni were on hand to see the team in their victory and to witness the colorful Coronation ceremony, typical nomecommg Acnvmes incluoeo sxus oy me stuoem LOUHCII sophs and frosh pep assembly the Coronation and dance 5 King Pat Monahan and Queen Bernice Reiser reigned over the 1958 Basketball Homecoming festivities on February 14. In preparation for this event a success- ful pep assembly featured entertaining skits by the Student Council. the sophomores. and the freshmeng also a spirited talk by Mrs. Kenyon Krueger, one of the loyal supporters of the P. H. S. Tigers. The voting of the various classes was an- nounced at the assembly. and the members of the court were presented: Seniors - George Giese and Barbara Luedtkeg Juniors - Jimmy Yahr and Sharon Rose? Sopho- mores-Tom Lese and Diane Stantong Fresh- men-Bob Kozlowski and Gail Oestreich. The crowning ceremonies followed the game on Friday night. with last year's king Don Grota and court member Delores La- boyeske assisting. The homecoming dance was well attended. Basketball homecoming was sponsored by the Student Council. Basketball Homecoming iff? fe ni . 4 Ql fr.,,.,,4, - ETfN MVS gooo LDGTBALL ' ' fklhln - King James Krueger and Queen Rona Walters reigned over the 1957 Football Homecoming festivities on September 27. On Thursday evening, September 26, a pep rally was held at the community hall. Short skits having to do with football were presented by each class. The cheerleaders and pep band added spirit and enthusiasm to the crowd. The traditional snake dance ended up at the field for a giant bonfire. Friday afternoon's parade consisted of unusually clever and Well-constructed floats, in addition to the band, team, and court. At the half time the coronation cere- mony took place and the band conducted interesting maneuvers. A successful dance on Friday night con- cluded the activities. Various vocal and in- strumental selections made up a program, and the prize-winning floats and windows were announced. Football homecoming was sponsored by the seniors. Football Homecoming 5 f-Km -Q03 4 fn -re Senior Star, Jim Krueger, and Queen Rona Walters were the reigning personalities at the i957 Football Homecoming. Rona was crowned in colorful half-time ceremonies, assisted by the court: Ellen Jan- kowski and Pat Monahanq Lola Knaack and Edgar Gieseg Ann Yahr and Bob Reiser, last year's royaltyg Judy Calhoun and George Giese: Betsy Lehner and Bill Schultz: Bernice Reiser and Larry Rose. Typical Homecoming Activities included the decorating of store win- do I e i f s I wsg the Friday n'ght dance: a gr at d'splay o float: and cever skits. 1 TiGEFiI in -Its SAI 5' if. ? 'n- lk lL L We II Sturt Up ff 0 I I A511 euuhxh -7 MZ! 1,-. 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' I ill. milf KA JLST STARTINC LP axe these fxosh and Jumox hlgh students 1 Dxess up Dax 2 A team xx orth cheermg for 3 Vkho goes formal to the Off1C9 -L Flosh on the court a Safetx demonstxauon 6 Glamorous gradexs 1 Vkelltrlmmed flosh ...QQ G o 0 o 0 o o X f V W I .4 M4 1 ., N. , ,5 T' z . I 1 ,UV sit f W M I of v . .V . , M Fo' A I Z, ..-f 'ff , V rf f fr .f 'fx Et., ,e . . gi 4 I M . 1 -- ,Y ' 'v . . - A . ' v . , A f . l ' 'i , - v 1 7 u H ' Q 1 . ' -- , . ' 'Q .1 H- ' - ' I , v Keep Up .... ,t..-fe! -. X I 5' . -B F l -ill KEEPING UP xery mcelx thank you are these underclassmen 1 Magazme xxmnexs 2 B cheerleaders .3 Sophs on the court 4-Rocko O Just rollq 0 Alexs httle helpers 6-Off to the hall 1 All dressed up no place to go 8 Hop 9 Ball 10 Str1ke' 11 Could these be sophs 12 Wmners a foot 13 La Dee Dah 14-The End 1 Q U ,. A Q X J, 6 l ,i , H Q. ,qxa 1l - . Us Q . I l . , ' ' fl . 5 ,W -- l ' 1' l , if if H 1' , v ' Y. V Y 2 1 , ' ,A . --as vs .L ' Q . 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The all- school sextette includes Sally Lehner, Margaret Trilling, Karen Fromolz, Judy Calhoun, Lola Knaack, and Judy Zanto Secretaries lt's fun to be sent to the office, with such friendly qals on hand to greet youl Mrs. Seelhorst is capably as- sisted by Shirley Krentz. Cheerleaders Eaeii dass was rel-1'9bff 'UU on the A squad of cheer- leaders: Sally Lehner, JudY Pluer, Joan Jacobson, and Bernice Reiser. Classy pen- oeddlers! fi Twirlers At the head of the band on every festive occasion are the twirlers-Barbara Luedtke idrum maiorettel, Rona Wal- ters, Ellen Jankowski, and Joan Jacobson adding ac- tion and color. Testers Milk-testing is one ol the many practical procedures carried on in the SQ room, Edqar and Ken are skilled lesters ffl '?uh,:',. fit, N ' ' M 1 'fl 'lr , ,i - Custodian Mr. Rozek does his best to keep us clean! Alex never too busy for a fr' ly chat, as he qoes e iently about hrs dutres Sock-Hop Carly decorated sox ave the feet-ure rn Nzve- '::e', as the fresh honcre: he snnho' mores mtl- A Qgyg-r 'S l- Hoo, Ms' fm? ' x. 1, 1 ,l' TV Queen Queen Claire flashed her smile for thousands over Channel 5, as she was inter- viewed on Studio Hop, Kinq Dave had chosen this method of announcing his choice. Soup's On Mrs. Edna Schultz gets ca- pable help frorn Sally Greget, Sheryle Sobralske, and Do- lores Geiger when it comes to keeping the hot lunch line happy, The Field Fall and sprtnq, the athletlc fleld ls the center of soorts acflvity. A group of under- classrnen watch the basebal' early in the season 1241: If , C31 , ...- Q' -ai' 1 r l i ' 4 CP' K l 3 . ' iii Al v 4? Q. 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LEHNER Attorneys AT Low PHONE AXTeI 56203 PRINCETON CONDON OIL CO Dlsmbufors of PGTIAOIGUITT PI'OdUCTS BULK PLANTS RIPON WISCONSIN Rlpon Colomo PrmceTon Morkeson Woufomo Fcurvvoter Berlm T E AHERN co THE VILLAGE FQND DU LAC Wnsconsms Best Clofhmg Store PRINCETON ELMORE FEHRER WILBUR 81 LEONARD HEBBE STEELE S EAT SHOP EXCAVATING BULLDOZING Crushed Graxel Trenchlng Marsh Plow 1n BERLIN WISCONSIN Excax atmg Under Bu11d1ngs WILBUR HEBBE The Home Of Home Cookmg Tel Axtel 53391 PYIDCGLOU WIS Rt 1 MANGELS Comphmemsof ALANS JEWELRY COLLEGE sHoP Fermnlne Apparel Dlamond Rmgs OF YOST5 D9 63 S Maln St 4 Y Sz Thlflgs lo S MQIU SL FOND DU LAC A Ggofgpgace RIPON FOND DU LAC O 3 LEONARD HEBBE Tel AXte1 53179 Prmceton Wxs RIPON SPORT SHOP Warren Sherman Sportmg, Goods Sz Athletlc Equ1pment I C V , 1 O I 0 . . , CA.. AA,-.M DAM- f'Z..I,. luv IVIUII, LJUYS, LJIIIS I ' 1 ' f -. . ' g 7 1 , ., . , . I 1 ' - ' on Hwy. 18- I T . I . - I I v . . 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LIQUOR STORE Funeral Sen 1ce AX o 6611 Furmtule Sto1e AX :J 3300 JOE WILSEY PRHNCETOIN Best Wishes KRISTY S STANDARD Se-rx ICE Stauon I I I . . , I O i. .,' ' 1 , v - H . 1 ' 1 T I I '- ' ' 'U' O v L v Y I I 6 -. . . MUELLER'S FEED MILL Wayne Feeds King Midas Feeds Grinding Mixing We Specialize In Dressed Poultry Phone AXTeI 5-6572-Produce Phone AXTel 5-34OI-Mill PRINCETON GRAMS' IMPLEMENT 8. 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KAUTZER S Crymg Towel Refreshments Sandwlches PRINCETON Good b sch ol hello to thefuturef R5 gs fl ..'-'Ig When you leave school to lxve and work ln the wlde world you ll want to advance Youll need to know what s new buslness agrxculture fmance polltlcs educatlon whatever your chosen fleld So keep abreast of events wlth The M11 waukee Joumal which provides far more news pxctures features of mterest to Wlsconsln famxlles than any other news paper Favorlte famlly enter talnment attractxons too' Prmceton receives the Metro pohtan Edltnon of The Mxlwau kee Journal by speclal truck This edltlon IS prmted ln the afternoon and dellvered t Pnnceton homes before supper The same late feature packed edltxon IS also dehvered Sunday mornmgs Dally only 5c Sunday only 20c For home del1very Tn Prlnceton call James F Allsa e Phone Axtel 5 6235 THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL H SWED 8- SON PARSONS PRINCETON BEAUTY sHoP Senefal HOME BAKERY Merchandxse Han- Stvlmg Sax e at Sweds PRINCETQN Baked To Please RAN DULA S RESTAURANT Sr DAIRY BAR PRINCETON Compllments of BENTLEY Compliments of DAI-IM s HOFFMANN S VARIETY STORE DRUG STORE EDDIE BARTOL s I SHOE REPAIR ' Rexall Products School Supplies 1 Poultry and Eggs l I PRINCETON I PRINCETON l PRINCETON 5 Sodas Candy Feeds Seeds X E L PIASECKI Cash Pald For