Princeton High School - Triangle Yearbook (Princeton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

We Salute The Old We Hall The New 0000 '00 0000 '000 00000 'Ola 0000 'l0 00000 00g 0000 l00 0000 000 0000 '00 00 00 0 '.'. 0 0 00 00 0 0000 00 an-oo 0. 0000 0. 00 00 'ibng 00 'Oleg 00 'OO00 I .0 IQ 00 00 0g -0 00 no 00 00 0 000000 00 00 00000 0l0 00000 '0000 00000 '000 0000 'Oleg 00000 .000 0000 00000 0 0000 000 I Sa ute he Old . . . in grateful tribute to a school . . . for a task well clone . . . in carrying forward the great American birthright in the lives of the young . . . so faithfully . . . for two-thircls of a century . . . 2 We Hall The New . ln grateful tribute to a communlty for the mature acceptance of a great clvlc responslblllty glvlng assurance of prlme eclucatlonal opportunltles for those who follow after TABLE OF CONTENTS Admlnlstratlon and Staff Pages Seniors and Thelr Achievements Pages Classes and Their Dolngs Pages Clubs and Actlvltles Pages Sports and Teams Pages Llfe and Stuff Advertisers and Their Wares Pages Pages p ppc' h ffd d fCb'H'gh shxf h p k 'pg fh'bk -3- 714 T5 20 2132 33 38 39 46 47 64 We Salute the School Board of Joint Dlstrlct No 2 MR Kwlnkowgxl MR MEVIS MR OELKE MR BEDNAREK DR GARRO whose foresight backed by long range planning, has brought us to the threshold of a thrilling community achievement e Administration PRINCIPAL R. E CALHOUN . . . whose patience has nursed a dream to exciting fulfillment . . . We Hall these public servants who, with the enthusiastic mandate of the people lead us now toward a great educational future 4.. Mrs Leota Megow Mr Joseph Peyovlch Mr Ralph Ball Home Economlcs English Commercial Sewing nppmg and cookmg Composmons and extra credlt Football 'rack and 'Ypmg Now class repetltuon as the Th-S I5 Mme ec not smtp class mother of Study Stop playmg mtsres HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS i --.-1 Mr E E Huelster Mr Douglas Lueck Social Studzes Science Oral reports and syllabr Baby basketball and baseball 1500 words on Thomas Jefferson When I was playmg wnth I -I' If -., It Q Af' -ffl' Mr Gordon Blschoff Mr Thomas Calvert Mr James Allsage Muszc Agrlculture Junior H1gh Concerts marchrng and lesson Weddrng bells and testrng mrlk Referee and hunter Can t you count or read? Jom the 500 club T20 to UM like YUUY SHN 5 I ' . AX kk V 1 1 I . I I 1, o Q Q I I 4 - - - rn ' H H - - H , ' fam f 1 ,tf . 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H .. - ,, ,. ., . a. lx V I ...ff L.. all lt at HE SMILE belongs to g a OUR SCHULTZIE ted Seelho st capable off ce sec eta y a y G eget e y e a o ooes ege Sc HELPERS on The Staff ALEX e ybodys f u 'Vl R ex the foe of and cutter be d each day I-Ilghllghts of The Year September All set You bet' Indlvldual plctures taken Magazlne Drne begms October County Teachers Meetlng Homecomlng Pep Rally Homecomlng Parade Game fCambr1aJ and Dance Freshman In1t1at1on Harvest Festlval November 67 State Teachers Conventlon 14-Thank You Party 21 Dress Up Day 27 28 ThaHkSg1V11'1g Vacat1on December 19 Group p1ctures taken, Chr1stmas party, Vacatlon begms January 16-F1rst semester ends 26-Band Mothers Concert 30 Basketball Homecommg 6 February Basketball tournament at Westf1eld March Special school meetmg new school' Bl1zzard land howlj D1Stf1Ct torenslc contest Fox Lake Solo Sz Ensemble Contest Fond du Lac Apr11 Speech contest Fort Atk1nson Sprlng mus1c concert 24-Junlor Prom State forensxc meet Typlng contest May State Solo Sz Ensemble Contest Semor Classs Play Band tournament at Fond du Lac 12 Hlgh Txmes Banquet 14-Ag Club banquet 19 Annual Staff banquet 20 Style Show June 1 Class N1ght 4-Commencement ' 9: 53 0 l , I , ' tv 5 A A' ' . K 1 Q f y - . so L 1 1 . '. , r T eni I Mrs. is assis by , I r , ' i r r . S Il r , Sh r I Sobr lske, 2 6 1 ' an' D l r G i r. Mrs. hulfz M ! supplies our nutritional noon meals. F A K A ff ,. f is 1 ,yf ff , .gg ' 'terse yi 1 I 0 3 dirt I we leave hin I I 2- . . 27- ' 18- ' ' ' , . . ' .3- - . 5- ' . 6? , . . . . . 7 9- ' 21- , 10- ' , ' , , 17- ' ' ' E- . . 1 ' 30- ' ' . 25- ' g ' - -- 2- - 1 . . . 5? ' 9.-. We Salute the old vlne covered walls that have sheltered senlor classes these slxty five years Hoon. F0 air? Fwdx 134- We Hall the walls and halls of bright new promise for graduates stlll to COI'Y1e 1 n o Q - . 'fl A U , Q1 ? ' . . . ' 9 ' ' f s , Rf 1 ' , x 9 , I 7 . A XX ,L 1 X. . P lil. ly . XG . 'x . I , A' 1 1 XR . F ' , I W 4 ' -Q V 4 v' . ,www !'hM- X 1 - . I N if-4 fluu-ani 4 K 'A ' L- 4 .If ffl' l X X- t ' I U 1 Nancy Bartol Nan Flustered and flutterung everywhere' But oh that sense of humor rare' 10 2 Ban 12 Muxe Ch rus 912 Glee Club 912 Lubr ry 9 2 S ent Councul 1112 orensucs 9 I2 us ruct on ence 912 S e 11 Hugh Tumes IO 12 Truangle 11 12 Busuness an ager 12 Bowlung 912 Presudent 9 Captaun 912 Trophy 9 Prom Court 11 Secretary 11 Football Homecomung urt 12 B ves Trup 912 P20 Perfect Attendance 10 Offuce Assustant 12 Class Play 2 Diane Bormck Duane A quuet muss who s goung far Not separated from her car' Hugh Tumes12 Library Club I2 Prom Court I1 Truangle Busuness Staff II S y Brav T Typunq Awards 11 Joan Jacobson Bernard Kasuerskl Talent and pep on dusplay every day We know she ll succeed un every way' n Twurler 912 ee C b sudent 12 Lubrary Club 912 dent Councul 9 Forensucs 912 State Hugh Tume 1012 Bowlun a taun 1 T angle sustant Edutor I2 Cheerleader 1012 Presudent 12 Prom Court Football Horruecomung Queen 12 Class Secretary 2 P20 11 One Act Play 10 Ba ger G I II Basketball Homecomung Court Cass Pay 12 DAR Award Benny Etfucuency helpfulness thus us luus path He ll do the 'ob rught even your math' an O 2 Custoduan 10 Muxed Chorus 912 Pep Band 1012 Student Councul I2 Hugh Tumes 1012 Edutor un Chuef 12 Annual Staff 912 Edutor hef Lu ucs 9 IO I2 Conference I2 us t Prom Court o Ho r Class Vuce Presudent 10 Perfect At tendance 10 State Typung Contest 10 T ung Awards 10 P20 Pun 12 N Segal Honor Socuety I2 Honor Roll Marlene Keupe Marge Dreamung as sweetly as anyone can That dream can always hold a man' u rary Cl b Bowan Perfect Attendance 11 Braves Trup 912 Darlene Dusterhaft De De Sometumes wrong and sometumes rught Always ready for a fuglut' Band 9 Muxed Chorus 12 Lwlee ub rary Club 910 Student Councul 12 Bowlung 912 Prom Court 11 Football Homecomung Curt 12 Cass Play 12 Peter Marchmek Pete Easy goung skunny mute' But man' He s got an appetute' u rary Cl b 12 porter 9 Vuce Presudent 10 Trees For morrow 11 Cl ss Play is U AL ' tr as H Band -1, Pep d , ' d ' ' : ' 2 , ' , 1 Cl 0 . , . 5 ' a 5 ' ' - 9, 12, Lib - : Club -15 tud ' - I 12, Clas Pla 125 es rip 9-12, ' g ' - 1 F ' - , D' t' 9-12, C - 1 , . 2 I 0 I fer - , tat : ' ' l - - , A . - , ' . M - Co' 1 ra I ' - .7 - l 115 : 1 . I 15.1079 Cl 7! Cl 77 if 77 Ba d ' - , G1 lu 9-12, B d 1-1, ' , ' L'b U 11-12: 1' g 9-125 L'b U g Ag Club 9-12, Re. Pre' : ' E - yStu- - , - 5 5 ' , ' ' , ' 1 - , ' : ' ' - , ' - - . To : a 12, 11-125 ' ' 5 - , 'g9- '- ' , . , A - 12, C p ' 05 ri 10-12, As- in Ci 127 'brary Club 10-117 For- ' ' : - . ens' , , , u D'- A 4 p 5 Tl'lC 125 I f 110 115 1 : - 7 - I : d : 'I if : ' YD' 2 - ' 1 B- 10: l I : 12. ' ' g .-8... -Q. ll an 'Q' Betty Gabryshak Gabbx Her oplnlon by and large e wlll gave you free of charge' l Vafy U V9l'1SlCS rct mee: B nllnq 912 Vxrglma Napralla Eng Not real loud for all tn see But quletly shell dlsagree' 1100 I U Ucent four' B fl Claxre Gezger C1a1re How easrly she alms to please Thus gurl IS sweet but qulte a tease' rary 9 Presldent 12 Student uncll 0 renslcs 1012 Dls l l Tlrnes 912 Trlangle a B wllng 1 12 Team Captaln rorn Queen 11 Class Secre ary l e Presldent 11 Treasurer 2 Dall Homecomlng Court 12 Basketball Hornecomlng Court 9 Basketball Home comlng Queen 12 Offlce Asslstant 12 Honor Soclety 12 Glen Gxese Cxlen When he s around there s somethlng brewm We count on hum to keep us stewln ' 912 :dent o smble911 Bn 0 Llbrr u en ouncl or lcs 9 2 TI 911 Conference 2 l n l s tball Foot e al B eball 912 ck 12 wang 911 Ca am ornecornlng Court 9 2 Foot a Homecon :ng Kung 12 Class Vlce Pres 1 nt 2 Stud n Councll 9 Braves 9 12 C P a Karen Oelke Norman Prachel Karen Whether asleep or whether wallung Yep you ve guessed rt always lallungl xert 'orus e l b rery C ub 912 Bowllng 912 Tr ur r Co Charm-an ot Magazlne an algn C alrrnan Braves 9 Noxm He gets around say he s no fool' Fund hum all over but not at school' rary C b Stu n C nll svtent 12 ootball w n rn Court ss r sldenl resldent Tree For Tomorrow Camp 10 Kathleen Hatcher Kas Enpoyment of llfe she takes lt ln stnde She also has her thoughtful slde B n 9 Mixed Chorus 9 12 Glee b re ar Treasurer Nllng 912 taln . ,h vlr. I .sg C f 49, .. ' ff l . I' 'I 'a wa ' l ' 1 :mi W A' 1 , i - 5. w Y-v 4. - yr tl N 1' gr ,sv Sh ' ' - . ' ' ' - ' . - . ' ' - Lb T on 9-12, Fo 'A 9-12, Llb -12, ' , ' ' Dlstl 11, High T' s 9, 10, 12, Co lp Fo ' - , 'tr'ct Band - , Pres' 12, Sol A En- ad , ' , , Clu o g - . llg H'gh - g ' St ff 'e - , Pep ad 9-1g ay 9, 12, Sec t y 8. ' 125 10, o ' O- , ' 12, Club 9-12, Std t C I 9: F 1 Bo ' - , Cap ' 11, P f t 10, ens' -1 , Dist 'cl - , V'c - ' , 1 g Foot- 10-1 5 Tr'a gle Busnes Stall 9, 10, ' 7 12, Baske 9, 10, 12g ball 9- ' 1 - 125 Voll yb I 1O412y as - g ' 7 ' ' , Tra 5 Bo I' - , pt ' 10, Class Play 125 P-20 Pin 127 National Tropllv 10: Prom Court 11: Basketball ' . H ' , 1 1 b II 'de llg et I ' 5 . - Trlp - g lass I y 12. sa . K A J 1 ' l 5 2 f-Q' hx K , It , , I . YK! 4 W V I 'C f , I A S m . . - 3 z V: 1 X ' s ti . . ni Y' , li 'Y LL , V , Cror 5 lOAl2, Glee Club 9-12p W . C- 9-12, Gle Cu 9-12: Lib lu 10, det ,ou c' 12, St C cl' 12- c. no 9-12: Llb ' - , ' - , eas- Pre ', ,F 11gBaseba'l1O- Cass Pla, 12, 9 12' - '. ' 121 Bo l. g 9-11: Pro 11: C 'p 11, h 12: Cla P e 12: Ag Club 9-12, Trlp 124 Class Play 12. P 11, 3 - Ronald G Radtke Sharon Rose Ron Sharon Get to know hum a boy you II luke Restung at school or on hus buke' urary Cl b 910 Hugh Tumes Truangle 9 She smules at furst then a grun She opens her mouth and her foot lumps un' Lubrary Club 912 Ifuce Presudent 12 Turres ll 2 Bwung cretary Treasurer 11 Prom Court 11 Football Homecomung Court 12 Basket ball Hon'ecomung Court 1112 Class Offucers Secretary 9 Treasurer 11 Typung Award II Orlo Verch Berly Happuest un shop uorlung wuth lumber' Other classes' Have pullow wull slumber' uarugle 11 Bow un 910 Football Vu nager 10 Braves Trup 912 Tr es r Tomorrow 11 Ag ub porter 12 Alan Wexr Great bug boy wuth chest so bare And how he guards that precuous haur' Forensucs 910 Truangle 9 Bowlung 9 rom ourt Club 9 Se retary II 12 James G Wesner Gus Gentle druver ln the erghtues' That Ford of hus loves the ladnes' Fo tball 9 I2 Football Homecomung urt I2 ra k C u Vuce Presudent I2 f liiTWGf -' Dlanne Schwark Sharky A smule on her face a sulent stare Shell come up with a laugh from anywhere' uanqle B mess St ff 2 Braves 12 Typung Award U Kenneth Wolter Ken In speech he brungs our school new glorues But brother' How about those storues7' Lubrary Club 911 Student Councul 12 Presudent 12 Class Offucers Vuce Pres udent 9 Presudent 10 Forensucs 912 S e 912 Hugh Turnes 912 Truan e S f uO12 Baseball 9 Bowlung 912 ann IO 2 Secretary 101 rage 11 Pr m Court 11 P20 u u Pre en er 11 Badger Boys State 11 ne Play ves u tuonal Honor Socuety 11 Trees For To morrow IO f a,,., , , W., .V ' V I Q V u cu av 4' sz as u'b uu - , ' ' 9,105 - , ul ' . 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' ' . 4 ' ,E ' , 1' - 4 uau 1 , ' ' ' - , ' gu' 'af ' - 1 : ' - , Capt' , u , - u, High Ave 1 0 5 - P'n 11, Ag CI b 9-12, sid t 12, Rea port , , O Act ' IO, Bra Tr'p 9-12, Na- Gordon Schwark Gordy He growls at us mean and tough But underneath he s sweet enough' H1gh T1mes 12 Basketball 11 Football 1012 Baseball 1012 Bowl1ng 10 2 Footoall Hon ecom1ng Court 12 Club 1012 Trees for Tomorrow 10 Track 12 Kaye Shwonek Buzz An all around honey we plamly see And lust as happy as can bee' an Custo :an M1xe orus 912 e u 1 Presudent 12 Custoduan 10 12 Lubrary Club 911 Bowl1ng 912 Treasurer 9 Team Captam 11 Braves tr1p 12 J' James Yahr James J Zuehls VIC J 1m Me ll leave the rest of us far an the rear Success IS gomg to he h1s career' Band 910 Solo and Ensemble 9 Pep Ban 9 M1xed Chorus 910 L1brary C 910 Student Councul 10 lass Presudent 9 Triangle Staff 910 For ensucs 910 One Act Play 10 Bowlmg Vo eyball 9 2 Baske ball Homecom1ng Court 11 Basketball Kmg 12 All Conference Honorable Ment1on 11 All Conference 12 Baseball 912 Football 912 Homecommg Court 12 All Conference Honorable Nent1on 12 P2 Pn 10 Prom Court 11 Natnonal Honor Socnety 11 Class Play 12 Quute easy goung qulet and sage He wonders why we never act our ag M1xed Chorus 1012 L1brary Club 9 orens1cs 1012 Football Homecommg Court 12 Bowlmg 912 a am 10 ck Trees or Tomorrow 10 11 Helen Soda Sota In school we get those bashful glances But you should see her at those dances' 1 T1mes 911 Lnbrary Club 1 Glee Club 12 Bowl1ng 12 Perfect At tendance 9 Davld Stanton Dave He d talk hls way thru the pearly gates Of course he d be on roller skates' lxed Chorus 912 Pres1dent 11 br ry Club 911 Student Councll 11 lun1or Class Pres1dent 11 Forens1cs 9 r1 Tmes Traangle 10 Basketball 910 Football Ma ager Volley a 910 nager 1112 Bowung 912 Prom 11 1n KK 77 KC 77 64 77 ll 77 ' ' , , B a 11-12, d' 12, ' a H'gh ' - , A 9-2, ' - 1 - 5 ' , 17 Ch - 5 Gle Clb 9-12, V'ce I 1 I ' M4 ' 1 A I '-l' ' - ' : AQ ' ' , I ' , : A - B, - :A 'I r . 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' IQ, Dist 'er 10, High' 1 9-11, 9,1O, A 11: -bll -, Ma - , 1' - , Kang ,P-20 P' 11. 1 L ', K . . 4 ' v .h ' X-AW X' , , C, i x 1 , 1 ll ' Y? 64 . ,, 1- - . le! , , V , 10: F ' '- ', 9-12, d I ' I ' I 5 A - , 'Ubi - f 5 ' z C C pt' , Tra 11-12, F 9, ll-H ' -1 , tl 9-12, -O i -: I: ' ' The 59 ers It was 1n the fall of 1955 that 28 nervous llttle twerps found themselves bur1ed 1n the p1t of Prmceton H1gh and gradually reahzed that they would be the Class ot 59' Mr Metcalf the1r freshman advlsor qu1ckly set them stralght on who would be boss around here Undaunted they proceeded to elect Jlmmy Yahr as the1r presldent and to begm to part1c1pate 1n the hfe of the school Down on the1r knees on 1n1t1at1on day the frosh were s1ng1ng the pralses of those pesky sophs to the tune of Its a Sm to Tell a L1e They surv1ved the crazy costumes and nutty stunts and later sponsored a thank you party to assure the1r betters that all was forg1ven Well almost' Up 1n the soclal studles room as sophs our heroes met Wlth the1r new advlsor Mr riuelster When football homecomlng t1me came around they showed the1r talent by wmnmg flrst pr1ze on both the1r flne wlndow and the1r clever Iloat And even greater talent when lt came to the Job of 1n1t1at1ng the new frosh' How presldent Ken Wolter stayed awake dreamlng up l1v1ng n1ghtmares for those poor v1ct1ms Clalre Lfelger served as presldlng off1cer of the 59 ers durlng the Junlor year up t1ll the t1me when the prom k1ng was elected Class rlngs caused the usual flurry of exc1tement dur1ng the flrst semester Early 1n the year Saxl Along Sllvery Moon was selected as the prom theme and the class lmed up Les John s orchestra to supply the musrc for the mght of Aprll 25th LEST WE FORGET B1g strappp1ng Dave Stanton was chosen prom kmg by h1s classmates and Dave asked da1nty Clalre uelger to share the royal throne w1th h1m' The prom was carrled out IH a dreamy blendmg ot s11ver and blue as s1x couples from the class made up the court fSee page 14j The post prom party was held at the Bel A1r Club The class mox ed over 1nto the sc1ence room to take up the1r role as grand old semors 1nher1t mg Mr Lueck from last years graduates' By th1s t1me the 59 ers had earned the1r re putat1on an act1ve bunch and oh such eaters lhose rummy COOk16S durmg m1d mornmg moo ' Wrth Norm Prachel as the1r presldent the senlors successfully superxlsed football home We Shook the Famlly Tree was the t1tle of the sen1or class play an outstand1ng dramatlc productlon presented the evemng of May oth tSee oppos1te pagej As the 59 ers make the1r way out of the com munlty hall on June 4th probably the last class to be graduated from the old school the young men and women are aware of a Splrlt of umty wh1ch they shall never forget They ga1ned th1s Splflt not only through the grand events of the1r f1nal year-careers day class day the1r class banquet and commencement but also through the wonderful exper1ences of every wonderful moment they spent together 1n the classroom and out throughout four thr1ll1ng years' We salute the grand old class of 59' H . ,, . . . Q . , - - , , , . . . . .y . . , . V , 1 , J . . . . . Y . . ' ' ' cc - xy - - . , - . . . . . . , . - . , . ' . . , . - ll f ' ' 71 , . ' 1 ' I . y - , 1 - - . at ' - ' w l ' - i . ' . . ' ' , f . . coming. tSee page 40.1 . . - 7 , il ' 17 ' . , 7 ' ' . . . y , . . 1- . ' , ' , . s - , 7 . , . . . . . 7 . . ., . l . u , 1 s ' ' sc ' - av ' 1 , 1 . , , , O U O ! -12- Class Play We Shook the Family Tree provided an evening of hilarity Ior those who attended the senior class play the evenmg ot May Directed by Mr Calhoun and Mr l-'eyov1cn, the members of the Class of 09 displayed some rare dramatic ability in this tast moving comedy Most of the excitement was provided by Hlldegarde the scrawny daughter ot Mr and Mrs Dolson, and her prom date, Short pants Freddie, son of Mr Dolsons boss at the bank What with worms on the front lawn Pas love letters delivered all over the nelghborhood f1Sh in the bathtub the muscle plnching by the boys the pro duction was a side splitting suc cess' pralla fEIlre Vtayl .hmmy Yahr tlnmrnyl Darlene Dusterhaft 1PaugeJ Ken Wolt er 1Bobl Peter Marchmek IMr Sher mef Center Glen Gnese lFreddle Shermerl Duanne Schwark fprompterj Dave Stanton fMr Dolsonl Kay Hatcher fpronnpterl Nancy Bartol lHuIdegardel Karen Oelke fMrs Dolsonl Duane Bor mck ,Mrs Shermerb Joan Jacobson fSaIIyl Bottom M and Mrs Shermer are shocked Kat the end of Act Ill as Bob whoe long pants have been taken by Freddne comes unto the room Mr Dolson and has daughter Huldegarde lwho us taklng a mud pack beauty treatnientl are Iookung on 5th, 7 K5 l - ' 7f 7 , . 7 7 , - Top: Claire Geigerpllilll, Virginia Na- J. ' ' ' 1 r. . '58 Prom 4 -.., xx .. VK V A .1 Asa!!- ' 4- 'Y-,aw-. ,I '- f Q7 fi X E L-u A GIANT SILVERY MOON cast xts mag1c spell upon the dancels and spectators on the mght of Apul 'Po 1958 Palm trees s1lhouetted on a background of blue completed the settmg to lend enchantment to the memolable prom of the Class of 59 'Q fn -QIVRWN l? 1958 PROM COURT COUPLES fLelL to I1 ht! 'Nancx Baltol and Kenneth Woltel Daxlene DlSlLlhill incl Jnnmx Yahl Joan Jacobbon and Glen Q1ese Q een Cline C 1 GI md K Daw. Qtinton Dum Boxnmlx and 'Nolman P1 achel Shauon Rose and Alan Vleu lux Radtkc and Bu n nd lxas1e1slx1 l-l ,f 3-- NN FN , xiw , ,yi 1 . 'N . . 1 Q .Y -3-. . qw. A , . l 1 . '74 F, XV? Q E K if .7 .1 , 5 Q, I. , v a qt, 'A' 1 J 0 Av. CL ft' Q' -v N i h f .M 4 ,M - .st I ' , f.' I 1 A l I I -. 4 e fig O - . . . 2 1 O xl W X C A F A . C' rd ul A Q ' ' 'la . : ' is-1 A'f L. . ,A l ' xt f V 5 -' Q' z ' K' ' 'L ' ' ' ' 9' ul ie'-Ag 'z ing We Salute the scarred desks and battered walls tokens of learnmg an a precious past fri? 1 gloruous future lo- ,df S We Hall stone and tlle ana gleaming glass tokens of opportunity In a Q o o I., . . . . . . . 4 . Q' . . ' 4 p . . . K ,,,. , ' 'f x 7 x K, , . , . R . X f, ffo ,ff ,IZ l .ww 1 M fn, ,fly I Q., .- ' . ' .fy ll . - I - , , g, K K V I -4 . ' -A l - I 'A . ,- T , n 71, b x . . x . . I, , b. ' 1 I e .L . 4-2 2 I Rx n 1 ' o o A . . . . I I . . . . . . . . . If fs f 1 X r-v li -'11 X Top Row Jerry Baumann Nancy Bentulla Carla Bratsch Helyn Brzozowsku Calvun Kapp Carol Kapp John Cornell Marcna Cornell Second Row Ken Dahms Bull Euckelman Sally Euchstedt Dolores Geuger Barbara George Sally Greget Gary Gruenwald Ruth Hebbe Thxrd Row John Hermann Dorothy Knley Marlene Klnngbeul Clufford Lashock Tom Lese Carol Manweuler Warren Marquardt Ronald Mosolf Fourth Row Duane Moldenhauer Gene Olson Dale Parsons Judy Pluer Duck Powell Joyce Prachel Betty Prachel Ronald Radtke Fufth Row Barbara Reuser Donald Roehl Freu Schwanz Walter Semrau Roger Severson Sheryle Sobralske Duane Stanton Duana Swaruke Bottom Row Jurn Wuck Ann Wulsey Nancy Wold Judy Zanto lliih-j -...u--, JOHN HERMANN CONDUCTS A MEET ING of the lunuor class John served as presudung offucer durrrug the rurst semester untul prom nung Ron Radtke was elefted Iumors Even though lt was a btg year tor the schools blggest class the Jumors st1ll found tlme to keep up the1r StUd16S and thexr extracurncular acttvxtles Early IH the vear they chose John Hermann as the1r v1ce presldent Nancy Bentllla secre tarv, and Dolores Gexger treas urer They held off untll the second semester to name thelr presldent and then selected handsome Ron Radtke, who be came k1ng of the 59 prom B111 Ehckelman and D1ane Stanton represented the Class of 60 on the Student Louncll A thrllllng moment came for the Jumors on October 27, when they recerved the good looklng class rlngs they had selected They wlll always treasure th1s remembrance of h1gh school days Three Coms 1n a Fountam was the theme of the outstand mg 1959 prom on Apr1l 24th Kmg Ron and h1s queen, lovely Ann W1lsey, relgned 1n elegance as the assembled guests danced to the mus1c of Bob Worths orchestra The post prom party was held at Mox1es Mr Pevov1ch was the tumor adv1sor and Mrs Megow d1rect ed the prom o Three Cotns ln a Fountatn was the theme tastefully carrled out by IS rs tumors T e fountatn s set n a gardenluke lovers pa ore all er r ag :ns a backdrop of navy blue Center Beneath exqulslte green and sl ver streamers Km Ron Ra ke places the crown upon Queen Ann Vttlsey as the court stands by Bottom In the Grand March the roy alty ls followed by the court couples Carla Bratsch and John Hermann Do lores Geiger and Roger Severson Bar bara George and Ken Dahrns Nancy nttlla d Elckelrnan Dlana Swanke and Gary Gruenwald Joyce crel and tm Wc Judy Zanto and Tom Lese Duane Stanton and Jerry Baurrann , , . y - 7 . , . 3 , . LK ' ' ' YY y ' 1 ' 7 T P: ,, . . , ,, thl yea ' ' ' . h ' wa i ' ' tio bet sm silv sta s a' t 'I ' , ' 9 at ,. Be A an Bill ' f ' Pfa J s k, ' T7 f u mf 1 4-3 0 Row Bernard Born ck Da d Boyer Vrgna Dreger Karen Fromolz Alyce Gabryshak Jm Geer Gladys Gbbs Eldon Kap ng Second Row Sam J k KI b K I k r n Sal! L n Gar Lchtenber Tom Mar uardt Suzanne Nckola Thrd Row Gal Oestre ch Sher Ie a n ac ey ozo s y a y e e y g q y Petersen Sh Iey Renn Dor s Sebe 1 Ray Sebert Betty S na Charlene Soda Mary Soda Bottom Row Ma anne Stanton Fred Subberr Margaret Tr Il ng Madelne Wargula Rose We ske Jane Wesner Rosemary Wuetrzyko sk Leon Zuehls Sophomores QW BOB KOLLOWSKI PRhSIDES over the Sophs Mrs Megow as the adusor must keep those orlgmal 1n1t1at1on 1deas 1n l1ne 1f pOSS1b16 All pepped and rar1n to go the Sopho mores were greeted by the1r new adv1sor Mrs Megow on the flrst day of school They 1n1t1ated the frlghtened frosh on Prl day October 17th Wlth Margaret Tr1ll1ng as stunt cha1rman Charlene Soda 1n charge of costumes Gall O8StTe1Ch handhng the pro gram and Dorls Sebert prov1d1ng the eats 1n1t1at1on dax was a blg success The Sophomores cooperated wlth other school organlzatlons 1n putt1ng on three dxf ferent Sk1tS for pep assemblles and programs They d1d the1r share 1n decorat1ng a store w1ndoW and a float for the Football Home com1ng Bob Kozlowskx headed up the class as pres 1dent ass1sted by Jane Wesner A newcomer to PH S Marlanne Stanton was the secre tary Gall Oestrelch was treasurer Repre sentlng the class on the Student Counc1l were Margaret Tr1ll1ng and Gary Llchten berg vp - 'a Q , . A V , A if as A S 4 'a F we . 1 T Xl . U' ,A P W tl ' 'I ,' I ,Y j Q , ,A V sl ' ,. I A 91' , If , L S, I thx . 1 , x iv, ir Li Q: K 4 ,K if 37 I J ,A , ' 4 ' -A . J .p W' T 'cr . , , -, my N , W ,I . 1 a . ' f ff, T p : i , vi , i i i , , , i , i , i . : Kapt i , i , Bo w i, Larr K h , h r, i , , i i. i : i i , I I , ir , i r , , i A, I , . : ri , , I I , i , i , , w n, . ' 9 7 - I N , n . . - . . MP . , - . . - I 1 : K y ' ' ' as H 'I . . . ,- V . l am 'D 'A ' , ' ' . . ., , ' v 1 1 - 7 - - ' - . . ' Y T V' - -184 i J? GW H-J uwf A Top Row Judy Bos ell Bob Coda Karen Coal Bob Cornet! Julue Dreblow Bob Harlwng Judy Humphrey Jerry Kley Serond Row Carol Krentz Dennrs Mlls Wnlfred Mosolf Ke th Parsons Maureen Rataczak Alnce Roehl Jolene Rozek Nolan Sauerbre! Bottom Row Allen Schultz Robert Schwanz Arlynn Schwark Jo Ann Soda Marge Soda Ken Sondalle Nan Swanson Freshmen Scared Stlff but game as all get out, the 23 Freshmen wrlggled down 1n the p1t on the f1rst day of school as Mr Calvert took them through therr rules and regulat1ons The ordeal of 1n1t1at1on came on October 17th The frosh looked sharp 1n thelr dress for the day and were cooperatlve 1n perform mg for the1r tormentors Thexr acld test came dur1ng the even1ng party but they all became accepted members of PH S To show that all was forglven the frosh honored the sophs w1th a Thank you Party on November 14th Muslc and danc1ng fol lowed the entertalnment of the evenlng Homecomlng found the Class of '62 bus1ly decoratxng a store w1ndow and float, and they also proved at var1ous tlmes how good they were at g1v1ng Sk1tS Off1C6FS were Ken Sondalle, pres1dent, Bob Coda, VICE presldent, Karen Co1l, secre tary, Maureen Rataczak, treasurer, Jerry Klley and Jo Ann Soda, councrl representa t1ves FROSH PRESIDENT KEN SONDALLE leads a sp1r1ted class d1scuss1on, as the class ad vlsor, Mr Calvert, looks on , ' . 5 l ., , ' ' 9 1 .4 I , 0 1 , ' , .M V Ev fu Q . X C , 1 -' f A S -J 5 : J , -4 , ' ' , A ID' 4: I T , , Q - I C? ml J l ' ' pf , : w , , ', , ' , ' . h , i - 2 ' i , ' , i n , . ' . , I- 2 f , , I , , - I ' ' Cl ' 71 , . . . - ft' - - - ca ' uv ' Y 'X 7 ' Cl - i9 1 'H S 5 f H9 1 7 1-9 ' 'Y f? ' , 4 M M L VXI A .fm iw Top Row Nancy Cornell Donna Cornet? Barbara Dahms Judy Dreger Patrncra Ercnstedt Landa Grbbs Danny Hebbe Jane Hermann Greg Huber Second Row Russell Kapnng Leonard Kohlhoff JoAnn Krahn Beatrnce Krueger Jack Luzenskr Judy Menge Suzanne Mrlls Ruth Nnckolar Denms Novak Bottom Row Duane Novak Duxre Pluer Darrell Powless Ruth Roguske Gene Soda Gary Teske Darlene Verch Duwayne Verch Not Pictured Dean Powless Marvrn Threlke lumor High Mole than ever th1s year, the seventh and elghth graders were a part of hlgh school l1fe, part1c1pat1ng 1n school aCt1V1t1eS, partlcular ly ln the fleld of muslc Th1s year, for the f1rst tlme, the Junlor hlgh presented a sk1t at the Chrlstmas party It was a clever take off on the TV show, Keep Talk1ng Football homeconnng challenged the efforts of the Junwor hlgh and they responded w1th a decorated float and store Wlndow The seventh and e1ghth graders backed the1r basketball team through a hrghly suc cessful season They played games Wlth St John s Lutheran, Randolph, and Green Lake Off1cers 1n the Jumor h1gh home room were DIXIE Pluer, presldent, Jack Luzensk1 v1ce presldent, Donna Cornett secretary, Beatr1ce Krueger, treasurer, and JoAnn Krahn, councll representatlve Mr Allsage was thelr adv1sor and teacher of most of the1r subjects -20 Back Row Duxue Pluer, Gary Teske, Denms Novak Kent Kaufzer, Duane Novak, Mr Allsage Front Row Ruth Ro guske Jackue Luzenskn Rus sell Kapung Greg Huber Tom my Ruhl, Donna Cornett - - r 9- , ff- , J J 4 - J 1. -35 8 2- 1 J f 'F f., 'P ' , ,nz , fi ' ' . If 'iff , , . ,g, K 3 f I r 'refer J r e ft - 1 f- . I A V I ff '-' A .513 'fl ,Z1f'.', .4-bf? I , f r fl I ., i ., ,, jj q b - a Q I 5' V A 1- i Xa ' ,V 1, Ff , 1 5 v 2 :HS ,, . ' , an -. 'X ' if 1414- N f if-N: fe-2 - f Q 4 , 1-7 A , x at ,.':g-W, ' ia-,X n 4 X I V E' E . I I . K if QA Q I , , ' gk Q. A ' I.. VM 1-via if J ei- ' , an-. 'arf fa t x Q ,JM V ' fee P it 4 ,F Q i .A Q 5 Q :..L' .fa .I I I I . . . , . D I . .K .. . 1 .v if ' 77 . . , ' 7 We Salute strong old tradltlons of leadership and action the school of hugh success We Hall sturdy new prospects of wholesome actlvmes build personality In formative years 21 s o 0 . . . - . - . . . . . ln . Q e u '-ll .V t l t x 2, 1 5 A ,.. : 1' V Av , may ,, . . ZW' , ff' . f 'f ' ff 4 , f P---.-4 fx! Z ' ' gs-' lx- h 'EQ lf V. i , in . . . X A wx. 'f P A 9 4 .Vt ' .vf,,,w . K . Q ' . ,... - . . . . . . . . to . . . . . . . a Row Be na d Kas e sk ncy Ba to! alla e o a Jo A a g Ga y Lchten C an Y E I'0l1 S E O C B O 6 Student Counc1l One of the buslest organ1zat1ons of P1 1nce ton H1gh School dur1ng the 1908 09 school year was the Student Counc1l made up of two representatlyes from each of the h1gh school classes and one each fx om the yumor h1gh and ey ery club or act1x1ty Organlzmg r1ght after school electlons 1n September the group named Kenneth Wolt er to se-rye as presldent w1th Norman Pra chel as X109 pres1dent Dxane Stanton vtas chosen as secretary and lNancy Bent1lla as treasurer Mrs Megow prox 1ded adult guld ance for the Counc1l throughout the year The Student Counc1l has prox ed xtseli to be the maker and presery er of yalued tra d1t1ons ln our school Back m 1906 the Coun c1l 1ntroduced the Basketball Homecommg 1dea an ex ent vt h1ch has grovtn m popular1ty each year 'lhe fourth such Homecommg a gam sponsored by' the Student Counc1l. xx as a h1ghl1ght of th1s school year QSee page 41 J Another trad1t1on carr1ed on by the Coun C11 IS Dress Up Day mtroduced only a year ago Durmg the present year th1s occasron called forth a xx onde1ful measure of cooper at1on irom the ent1re student body tSee op poslte pagej A spec1al bonus 111 the way of soc1al ey ents vt as proxlded on Apr1l 17th as the Counc1l sponsored a 7 Up Dance at the commumty ha In add1t1on to 1ts supe1x1s1on of soc1al ac t1x1t1es the members ol the Student Counc1l planned buses for four out of tovyn basket ball games and the tournament The organ 1zat1on vt as lnstrumental 1n purchaslng a H1 F1 for school pa1t1es and classroom use A commlttee flom the Counc1l purchased at least tu o new records a month keepmg our danclng record llbrary' up to date. 1221 Dress-Up Day FROM SENIIORS DOWN to sex enth graders e x e r 5 o n e looked rrughtx sharp on Fr1 ond annual Dress Up Dax sponsored bw the Student Councrl was an outstandmg success A sun hop at the hall rounded out the dax L day. November 21st! The sec- Musical Drganizations Under the expert direction of Mr. Bischoff, the P.H.S. musical organizations carried on a highly successful year. The Band participated in Football Homecoming, pep assemblies, basketball games, and also entertained the Band Mothers on January 26. The spring concert on April 12 was highly praised for such selections as Under Paris Skies , Fantasy for Three , and Le Val De Bois . The concluding event of 1959 was the tournament in Fond du Lac, at which Concert Overture and Them Basses were played. Every Tuesday and Thursday during 59 the Glee Club girls prepared for their sex eral outstanding ap pearances, one of which was before the Band Mothers meeting Among their selections at the spring concert and the tournament were If I Could Hear a Robins Song and O Come, Let Us Worship Despite infrequent rehearsals, the Mixed Chorus did a fine Job at the April 12th Concert 'H' MR. 227 BISCHOFF Back Row Jum Wuck Clen Guese fPresudentJ Warren Marquardt Bull Euckelman Gary Luchtenberg fVuce Presudentl Nolan Sauerbreut Ronald Radtke lSecretary Treasurerl Bernard Kasuersku Jurn Geer Larry Krahn Bob Cornett Roger Severson Gary Bentulla Fourth Row Duane Sauter Karen Fromolz Jolene Rozek Sheryle Sobralske Sally Euchstedt Jane Wesner Nancy Bartol Kaye Shwonek fCustoduanl Joyce Prachel Nancy Bentulla uCouncul Representatuvel Maureen Rataczak Pat Campbell Thurd Row Betty Suna Duana Swanke Gaul Oestreuch Duane Stanton Betty Prachel Jo Ann Krahn Rosemary Weuske Susanne Nuckolau Nan Swanson Margaret Trullng Ruth Hebbe Second Row Lowell Sornrrerfeldt Jean Schnut ker Lorna Sernro Marlene Reetz Maureen Reshesku Carla Bratsch Duane Moldenhauer Jane Herrfuan Arlynn Schwark Charlene Soda Beatruce Krueger Ruth Suekuerka Donald Zanto Front Row Judy Zanto Saliy Lehner Custoduan, Joan Jacobson Sheryle Petersen 24- . u - un. . -. ' , K 1 I 5 pg PHS BAND e dh.,-.. Back Row Rosemary Wiefrzykowskr Sally Lenner lfusfodian G il Oesrrelch Berry Prachel Sheryle ralske N n Swanson Alnce Roenl Duane Mo ennauer Gladys Glbbs Thnrd Row Nancy Benn a Darlene Dlsternaft Jolene Rozek Judy Boswell Karen Frornolz Ruth hebbe Joan Jacobson rPresrdent argaret Trrlllng Vaureen Rataczak Marnanne Svanton Second Row Duane ar on Ann Wise Vlrgrnla Napralla founcrl Representatrve, Kaye Shwonek lVrce Presrdenl Judy Zanto lCusTodlan Nancy Barfol Jane We-sner Karen Oelke Kay Hatcher lSecre1ary Treasurer Susanne Nnckolau Front ow Cnarene Soda Berry Slna Madellne Wargula Jo Ann Soda Sheryle Petersen Helyn Brzozowskl Mary So a Helen Soda Carla Bra sch 1 L A hp 1 , , a , , Sol: , a , ' , ld , ' . ' : 'll , 'Vl , ll , ' , 1 Sl lf , 'I y, J . H . , H . 2' , ' , , - , Q R : d , , t . -. - - Back Row: Kenrefr Son:a'le, Ken' Parsons, Gary Llcnferberg, Jrvr Tuck, BH ElCKE'V dV', .'.arren Va'- qoarzi Daw: Sfarfcr' Rona'd Racue Nclar' 5a.e :'e ', Eervar: Kasrers-rl, Jw' Zeen's, Da e Pawcns, Third Row: Nancy Benfr' a, Serene D sverraft Jo ene Rozen, Jus, Ecsaeh Karen Frorvc z Run r-ezbe 'fargare' T' r Q, 'fa eer' Rqacza., Jer Klle., J, G . S d R : G l Geal' ,ali D W Yon, J fg ma Na:ra' a, Ka e Sc , 'l Za l , S'e'y e Sctra :ke Nercy Benn, J' -Zee , CQ , Van S. s F, Sal y n . R : Cna 1, Sda Ee'ly Slre, Jo Ar Seca, aan Glblas, A ce lice? Ka. rlafcner, Snefyle Y 'S , PEW Bryzozo sm, Juc Preer, Carl' Bfafscn. .. V' U' c 'f VY 'T' EEV ECOI1 OW 5 6 dl6 S'dV' y lworef JJCV Mo are fe' Karen -1' 16 v wdfl O L9 FEV FYOHY OW V PPE O ' V' U ' ae e er P fl y a 70 S N l' l .. - Back Row Vtrgrma Dreger Rosemary Wenske Gary Lnchtenberg Nancy Bartol Gordon Scnwark C ol Manweuler Du ne Stanton Slly Greget Sall Erchstedt Sally Lehner Alyce Gabryshak Second Row Maureen Rataczak Sharon Rose Sheryle Petersen Dolores Gerger Dorothy Krley Duane Bor nrck Kenneth Sondalle Betty Gabryshak Joan Jacobson Dtana Swanle Karen Coll Front Row 'Vlr Huelster Ken Wolter Gary Gruenwald Bernard Kasrerskr Carla Bratsch Clarre Getger I-hgh Tlm s New features made H1g,h Tunes ot greater mterest th1s tear than ever before Both students and townsfolk allke looked forward to the weeklx arr1x al of the Prmceton T1mes Repubhc and espec1allw the page f1lled vwth school news The best sports cox erage ex er vxas prox 1d ed bx Sports Edxtor Qfarx Gruenwald HIS Boxscore Brxefs prouded a weeklx round up wrltten 1n snappv stvle Top reporters vt ere asslgned to a serles of 1nterx1ews on t1mely teen top1cs, a column wh1ch nex er faxled to f1nd exclted readers Under the superx1s1on of Sally Lehner a l1st1nzg of popular records appeared each week 1n the PHS Platter Parade Gur Classv Courses coxered the class room lnformatlon and thls years graduates re presented through Grand Old Sen1ors THE EDITORS Of Hlffh TIHWCS 319 the The Hwh T1mes banquet xx as held at VK h1te planmng board for each weeks ISSUE Ber Lake Beach Resort on Max 12th nard Kaslerskl lS asslsted bx Garx Gruen vsald tsportsp and Carla Bratsch lproducuonj 26 V 1 ' , ' , ' , , 3 , ar ' , 'GI , an H , Y . B . . i v ' v ' . .' ., . Y I V- V v 7 ' v. - v I i v v A v -1 . 44 - at 5 , v u I 1 ' I A I V , . . U r 7. . - ' K , ' u 7' A sc 4 rv , ..-....-,......., .r , -44 ' - . ' ' '. . ' , ,, U - lv we K . . A, . . ,. 1 . y Y ' 1 . C7 A A F7 Princeton Hugh Tlm Edxtor xn-Chxef Bernard Kas: for Carla Bratsch Sports F5i1tor Gary Grue Four To Go To Stote Forensrc Contest Gall Oesttetch Barbara Reise! Ken Walter and Joan Jacobson received As at the Fort Atkin- son forensic tournament held last Saturday These four will go to the State tournament on April 24 and will compete with Ann WIISEY Diane. Swanlke Nancy Bartol and Sally Lehner received Bs The play readxng group received a C Mr Peyovlch their speech in slzructor accompanied the group to Fort Atl-nnson PHS Platter Parade Come Softly To Me Mating Gam Tragedy 4 Tell Him 1 I Miss You Successful x Sunday Afte 'Music For Ltstenl deemed 9. huge success day afternoon Comm tatoms indicated th we X was the beet concert eve X3 and chocolate este at PI-IB The Admlnlst. personally congratulated the Bond Glee Club and Mixed Chorus for thebestpertormalnce put on ln the eleven years ln which he has taught here Msnfyticketsweresoldbetlore hand by the students M well ee et the door The whole penllonn- ance lasted ninety mb 'es lrxtertatnment ff ., MW K -Y I MIN' 6 ' groupl 4 AA Five minute tee W to about 200 studen atm begmmngac9ooam.1.aM,e 5' til 300 pm In the past two year! the students who entered from PHS beninthe were among finals lille KM- PNMOUIOSI 'rmu-may 'rurkey am in-ny mashed potatoes grem beans, rolls cranberry sled, and en custard Friday Macaroni peanut. butter and wishes, blended butteredcanohmdwph Calendar Of Events .eprurr naommnlx ,yer 'mucwnom Belton Huelster 0 Old Seniors KENNETH WOLTI. chosen to be introduce Times this week. Their farewell: will be giv onJuno4!lx. Nancy Bzrtol 'ra,n,gooa1oomng,nmwn1mu- and eyes describes our senior g1rltortmsveek.Shelsmuslly seen WOIUIXQUQB mad In the ollfico Wlxoied1e?Well,e'very 6neutFH8hlowettsMr and Mn Edie hrtols daughter yeatommurnxen 'PV gotothe Qliilhflm 5913 Rad' THAT UNFORGETTABLE PRESS ROOM! 27 senior subjects c likeable boy Ag 1 favorite Km says that? the future ls to a cultural college ry and then go his Junior Closs Post Prom Pr Miter constdq thejumof D081-1 Brea! llihlld I0 their vr hom fllltnclude loliemd Jtthedtnne 0UlGf1l'Pv dlflllkliil ouhnottmov lldbls 542893124 BUWBP Boxscore B761 practice UCTQWQI' ' fc ' , - : - -1- I ' : - ' : ' w if , fe ?'A L' ' '1 - A ' ,Q 'tl ,' , ' . . . ' S , 3Tfa77 it f -L 1 . A on or V t 1,300 other students. - . y . Q y . , ' 1 In ZW Q, uf., . r e ' : I ' , . . ,V I ' - G y V ' I, V h In Y , , V 7 I ' V ' 1 ' ' A e . , . , ' , , ,l gf on V ld h ' A . , 'ill ' 4' I ' 9 ' 4 . My ' V . 1. 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I the ' - W v, Q Xu 'ffi . e if '- R A --3 K' Q:-' Back Row Mr Peyovrch Joan Jacobson Glen Grese Gary Gruenwald Jack Krley Ken Wolter Jerry Baumann Ronald Radtke Warren Marquardt Bernard Kasrerskr Jrm Zuehls Leon Zuehls Drana Swanke Second Row Margaret Trrllrng Susanne Nrckolal Sally Greget Carol Manweuler Rosle Werske Sheryle Sobralske Judy Zanto Nancy Bartol Sally Lehner Gaul Oestreuch Ann Vlnlsey Sheryle Petersen Vrrgmna Dreger Front Row Dolores Gerger Clanre Genger Barbara Rerser Dorothy Krley Carla Bratsch Maureen Rataczak Betty Sma Betty Gabryshak Forenslcs It was another great year 1n forens1cs evldence of the emphas1s put on speech work at P H S At the Fox Lake Sub D1str1ct Contest the speech Txgers won the flrst place trophy beatmg out Cambr1a Marke san, and Fox Lake Worthy of speclal ment1on 1S Kenneth Wolter who made h1s fourth tr1p to state three stra1ght As before thls years B As at state were won by Joan Jacobson and Ga1l Oestre1ch Barbara Relser got a B Others at the sub d1str1ct were Glen GIESS Clalre Gelger Nancy Bartol Betty Gabry shak Bernard KaS1efSk1 Carla Bratsch D1 ana Swanke Gary Gruenwald Warren Mar quardt Shervle Sobralske Jerrv Baumann Dolores Ge1ger Sally Greget Ann Wxlsey Sallv Lehner and V1rg1n1a Dreger TE fo slcs ths were Gaul Oestrerch lexternp speakrngl Ken Wolter toratoryl Barbara Resner Lserrous declamavron, and Joan Jacob son I4 mrnute Speech 28 I ' - - - ' , . n ' r r ' , - ' 1 4 - 1 1 4 -1 1 , , , - 41 n N, , l ' ' , , I 1 I . 1 ' r - I I 1 I ' I - : , , . . , , 1 - , ,S 8 , v 4 , ' ' Q V 5 5 . . . 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Row er Severson Glen Gese Ken halter nald Radtke G ry Lchtenberg J 1 Geer S cond Row D ne Sch a c ola y enner etty Prachel ce Prachel M rgaret T llmg ara ra sch r nf ow M e ter ana Nan e rcy a o Be nard Kas ersk Joan Jacobson Dormhy Kley Tnangle 'lxxo g1oups of students each busx ID a d1fle1ent sort of xxax made posslble the producuon of the 1909 Tr1angle Unde1 the leadersh1p of BUSINESS Manager 'Nancx Ba1tol the me1nbe1s of the busmess stall SOl1L1lCCl ads llOID both local and out saluted bx M1 Huelst 1 mennlx on the bd5lS ol the students slxlll 111 sell1n1g maqazlnes On manx luesdax mqhts the 1ndustr1ous membe1s ot the ed1to11al staff burned the mldnxght Oll lOl xx as II p1LLa J 1n assembhng the book fOI producnon Three nexx mem bers ganned then pos1t1ons th1s xear bx tak mg and passmq a d1ff1cult test The xx r1t1ng ass1gnments and preparanon of the dummx xxe1e superx1sed bx Ed1tor IH Ch1ef Bernard Kas1ersls1 and Sen1or Ed1 tor Joan Jacobson On Nlax 19th a ITIOXIS and banquet I8 xxaxded all staff membezs fOI then xxork YEARBOOK PRODUCTION 1s ID the cap able hands of Nancx Bartol fBL1S1D8SS Nlan aqerl Be1na1d KHSIQFSR1 fEd1fOl 1n Ch16fl and Joan Jacobson QSen1o1 Ed1to1J Blcll : Rog , 1 , l , Ro , a i , In . e : ia vvark, Dlene Bormck, Sus rm Niki,SaIIL ,B ,Joy ,a ri',CIB1.FoR:r.Huls,Di sr 1,116 Brfl, f i 1, , I ll I l 1 1 , ' 1' .Lv - X .. ' oi-town merchants. Business staffers were x. 1 , . , V A1 .' , . Q - . ' . 5 , .' 1 I 4 - vw '- . v , ' ' , . 4 -29- l 1 1 ,asm .A ' .'fI!rI R w K h Parsons Iter S rau Sch 0 ell Bo e Ge e Olso Gordon Sch ark Robert Sch anz Torn Marque dt e n Zoehls De Seca d Row Robe Y Coda a Capp Alle Sch liz Donald Roehl Peter March nek Berna d Born ck Raymond Sebet o a o Verc .lm Wesne Ke net Wo te Alan We Roge Severson Nor an Prachel Ag Club One of the most 3Ct1Ve organ1zat1ons at Prlnceton Hlgh 1S the Ag Club made up of students who represent a true cross sect1on of the school d1str1ct Under the aggresslve leadersh1p of Mr Calxert the group held Tuesdav nlght meetmgs on the average of about TWICE a month A h1ghl1ght of the year was the Pall Festl val held on October 30 fSee oppos1te pagej Th1S was the second annual observance of th1s ex ent Th1S year s festn al was conslder ably enlarged w1th act1v1t1es golng on 1n the afternoon as well as at mght Fleld exents on festlval afternoon 1n cluded a tractor race vwlth xar1ous contest ants tak1ng the xeh1cle oxer an obstacle course and backmg It 1nto pos1t1on Ken Woltex came 1n f1rst Wir Lueck xx as last'D A h1lar1ous feature for the spectatols was the greased p1g exent Once the sllpperv l1ttle porkers caught onto the game thex gaxe thelr pursuers a merry chase' Another held event was the tug of war whlch found the Ag Clubbers out pullrng the football team 2 trxals to 1' At the evenlng sess1on of the festwal Ag Club members proudly demonstrated the1r hvestock and produce and were judged on the var1ous 1tems Mr E H MBVIS was the featured speaker of the eyerung and the merchants of the area provlded merchand1se used as door prrzes Among other act1v1t1es carrled on by the Ag Club was a serles of basketball games played aga1nst teams 1n surround1ng com mun1t1es Part1c1pat1on 1n W1scons1n Farm Progress Week also Farm and Home Week h1ghl1ghted the year The Ag Club banquet on May 14 featured awards and rounded out an enjoyable year Back o : eit , Wa em , Fred wanz, Jhn Corn , David y r, n n, w , w , r , L o , nnis Mills. n : r , C Ivin , n u , , i , r i , r. Fr nf Row: Mr. C Ivert, Orl h, i r, n h I r, ir, r , m . . . . , Y ' v . . . 7 , , . , , , ' ' s . . V . . . a ' V . . . . ' ' . . , . I I . . . . , . . 1 , , - . . v ' , as ' va - - , Q , , - Y . . . - ' , ' , . . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' 1 . ' . ' ' 1 D ' ' J' 7 . Y . . 7 . V u . a Festival VARIED ACTIVITIES made the 1958 Fall Festi- val an outstanding success, With field events in the afternoon and produce display at night, the boys were kept busy all day. u.. Q 'fuel Back Row Betty Gabryshak Carol Manweuler Karen Oelke Judy Zanto Kenneth Sondalle Jerry Kuley Jack Kuley Nancy Bartol Betty Prachel Doro thy Kuley Sheryle Petersen Second Row Carla Eratsch Betty Suna Joyce Prachel Sally Lehner Duane Bornuck Alyce Gabryshak Susanne Nuckolau Rosemary Wuetrzykowsku Joan Jacobson Helen Soda Marlene Keupe Front Row Duana Swanke Sharon Rose Mr Peyovuch Claure Geuger Ann Wulsey Barbara Reuser Lubrary Club vt W111 you check my book out, please Could you help me locate a book about Red Ch1na Always on hand to help are members of the Llbrary Club In add1t1on to locatung and checklng out books, the student l1brar1ans replace old magazlnes w1th new, stra1ghten out the shelves and arrange the newspapers Ofhcers were as follows Clalre Ge1ger presldent Sharon Rose, v1ce presldent ana Swanke, secretary Ann Wllsey treas urer, Mr Peyovlch, adV1sor The Llbrary Club sponsored a sun hop one afternoon, an event enjoyed by the enture student body I H . . l . . 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A . . . . -32- The 30 top sellers un last falls maga zme druve won a tr1p to a Mulwaukee Brax es game The campaugn topped S7000 for the furst t1me Duane Bornlck was the h1gh salesman Back Row Jane Wesner Kaye Sluwonek Orlo Verch Glen Guese Ronald Radtke Ken Wolter Gary Luchtenberg Nancy Bartol Karen Oelke Thurd Row 'Vlarlene Keupe Deana Swanke Susanne Nuckolau Gaul Oestreuch Ronald Mosolf Bernard Bornuck Leon Zueluls Rosemary Weuske Ann Wulsey Carol Krentz Mr Huelster Second Row Beatruce Krueger Duane Schwark Jane Herman JoAnn Krahru Alyce Gabryshak Sheryle Petersen Madelune Wargula Dorus Sebert Carla Bratsch Judy Dreger Front Row Duane Bornuck Sally Lehner Jurn Geer Judy Boswell Karen Frornolz Roger Severson We Salute the grand old splrlt of loyalty and enthusiasm making wmners of Tlger teams and fans despite the odds or the score Z 45' We Hall the excltmg vlslon of new vlctorles In the offmg first rate facnlltles making Tlger teams stlll more terrlflc 33 I O I .- I J u ' . , . . . . .. x. 0 0 0 'tx - 1 K . . . . . -2 .3 Y I , O C, ,f A 1 . , . ,-'I L I a ' f f:,,, . S Z i in . . ... .f. . 'V us 'W 'A- ,,-Q. I X c a 0 N .. .. . . . . . . . . ... n I O - I 0 0 . . . .. . . ack 4k WH 2 3 Back Row Mr Lueck To'n Lese Jerry Baumann RonaNd Radrke Gary Gruenwald Jnrn Wwck John Hermann Front Row G ry Lscntenberg Jfrn Yanr n Gnese Elckelman Ken Dahm Dave oe Canb a Pnncefon 44 Rnver Randmph 67 Arunwnx 56 Prmcefon 56 Fox Lake 64 RIO 89 Carvr a 02 Princeton Rardo pn 86 Prnncefan Prlncefon Pxc 5 34- THE SCOREBOARD Pmncemn Markesan Prnnceion Pmncefon Prxncefon Pardeevnlle Prurceron Pnncevon e Markesan P rce or Pr nce or Fox Lake Pardeevulle V' ESV' D 7 rf 7' VHF' ' V, 3 i QQ ' V' V ,V . NJ. L ' I X , Q f K ., 5,1 x A ' . , ' K I s n ' 30 12 M t .- ' ,V .N l' ' ' ,J K cle ' 1, gill ' ' l, ' 5, B'yf. ' ' ' 4 A ' w V1 61 FaNl 59 -. Pfwrc fon ' 51 Fa!! R1-we' 55 2. v ' 63 . 49 . 6 p'1 EE'C Tcurawefv . 2 Pr ,e'c' Q? Row y an e et K ey a e B 0 B oz o k r ni ow on ueh s y e e g Gee Kenny So oalle B ard Bo n ck CHEERLEADERS 151' eewesliloloa P ue Joa Jaco so Judy Zanto L B squadj AN EXCITING SEASON T1ger basketball fortunes took a dlp durlng the 1908 59 season after a good th1rd place f1n1sh the xear before There were some good ID d1x1dual plaxers on the squad but thex dxdnt get the breaks when the flnal scores were 1n The h1gh polnt of the season w as knockmg off arch ru al Markesan -35- tw1ce The Hornets gaxe the rest of the conference a lot of trouble Senlor J1m Yahr brought honor to the T1gers when he vt as named all conference guard He racked up 220 po1nts Wlth a h1gh of 32 for one ame Jerrx Baumann Ron Radtke and B111 Elckelman all scored oxer 100 po1nts Top Row SENIORS Glen Gnese Gordon Schwark Jam Wesner Jnm Yahr Jnm Zuehls Second Row JUNIORS Jerry Baumann Ken Dahms Bull Enckelman Gary Gruenwald John Hermann Tom Lese Ron Radtke Bottom Row SOPHOMORES Dave Boyer Jum Geer Jack Ktley Larry Krahn Bob Kozlowskn Gary Luchvenberg Leon Zuehls Not Puctured FRESHMEN Bob Cornett Jerry Knley Ken Sondalle Manager Roger Severson The football team carrled on one of 1tS most successful seasons ln re- cent years Many 1nd1v1dual honors, as well as team trlumphs, were rack ed up by our husky wearers of the red and Whlte A record of 3 4 was good enough for a fourth place f1n1sh 1n the Dual County Conference standmgs B111 Elckelman was selected for a pos1 t1on on the all conference team Guard .hm Wesner was chosen for a second team spot and semor quarterback Jlm Yahr latched on to an Honorable Ment1on p1ck Returnmg lettermen next year w1ll 1nc1ude B111 E1ckelman Ken Dahms, Gary Gruenwald Jerry Bau mann, John Hermann, and other un derclassmen Eleven man football w1ll be played Back Row Bob Kozlowskn Davnd Boyer Tom Lese Jerry Baumann Ronald Radtke Gary Gruenwald Kenneth Dahms Jerry Kiley Second Row Mr Ball, Leon Zuehls, Kenneth Sondalle Jnm Geer, Ball Enckelman, hm Yahr, Gary Llchtenberg Glen Glese Davnd Stanton T1ger volleyball hopes next year W111 r1de w1th a talented bunch of returmng semors Pr1nceton's Class of '60 w1ll supply Ron Radtke, Gary Gruenwald, Jerry Baumann, B111 E1ckelman, Tom Lese, and Ken Dahms for the ensu1ng battles Th1S season's squad played only Pardeev1lle before the tourney at Green Lake After the dust had settled, Prlnceton had captured two out of three sets, and second place 1n the tournament All members of the squad are look mg forward to maybe playmg 1n a new gym' 36- 9 , , up ' ,f V to ,e ,K ,. ,Q ' Q 1 , X A . , q 1 - ' , , ' , ' , ' . 1 1 A , A , , ' .I . , . 2 H 1 I 1 f 1 - 7 - f I - . , . ' s ' 7 - y - : ', ' . 1 A 1 I ' f A , V , D Back Row Robert Hartwrg Jum Geer Fred Schwanz Jerry Krley Tom Lese Ronald Radtke Jerry Baumann Ken Dahrns Gary Gruenwald Kenny Sondalle Mr Lueck Front Row Roger Severson Dale Parsons Gary Lrchtenberg hm Yahr GI n Gnese B II Erckelman Ray Sebert Gordon Schwark Leon Zuehls Dave Boyer Bob Kozlowskr Warren Marquardt Led by the sharp hurhng of Gordon Qchwark Gary Gruenwald, and Gary Llchtenberg the baseball Tlgers speared v1ctor1es over Pardeev1lle and Fox Lake 1n the1r f1rst three conference starts Coach Luecks athletes of the d1a mond were lookmg forward to more contests, s c h e d u 1 e d after school hours as the sprmg wore on Good h1tt1ng and clutch f1eld1ng was prov1ded by Ken Dahms, catch er, Gordon Schwark lb Leon Zuehls 2b J1m Yahr, ss, and Bob Kozlowskl, 3b Outfleld spots were held down by B111 Euzkelman lf Glen G1ese, cf, and Tom Lese, rf Back Row Robert Coda Gary Lrchienberg Jerry Knley Jnm Wesner Gordon Schwark Bull Euckelman Fred Schwanz Jam Zuehls Front Row Mr Ball Kenneth Sondalle .hm Geer Bob Kozlowskr The P H S track team was seen to be tramlng hard IH 59 T1ger speed sters accounted for four polnts 1n the R1pon meet as B111 E1ckelman f1n1shed fourth 1n the 100 yard dash and the relay team composed of J1m Zuehls Fred Schwanz B111 Elckel 37 Jack Krley Robert Schwanz Glen Grese John Herman man and John Hermann dld a fme o Coach Ball IS lookmg for an ou standlng Job from the boys next year as many of h1s clnder stars xx 1ll be returnlng E fwlfmv, Q .K , ' -- - I : I . d 1 , ' f ' I I , I 1 F , A , , . . : . , , , e , , , , f , V r , . 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Y. v v ' BOWLING Monday League Bac Row Wlllred Nosolf Robert oda rene Kllngbenl Sneryle Sobralske ar ol Vanrveuler Bob Cornett Kentb Parsons Second Row Bob Hartwlg Dlane Molden nauer Karen Frorrolz Dorothy Krley Dlana xanne Narranne Stanton Allen Scnutz Front Row Judy Pluer Sally Lehner Rose mary Welske Ann Wllsey Judy Zanto M t ,Q -1 Tuesday League Eack Row Dons Sebert Rosemary Wle trzykowskl Judy Boswell Vlrglma Dreger Nan Swanson Nadellne Wargula Sberyle e ersen Be y Sana S nd w Julue Dre low Snurley Reno Gladys Gubba udy unlpbrey Mary S da K ren C nl Arlyn Scnwark Front Row Mrs Meqow Alyce Gabrysbak Jolene Rozek Maureen Rate Char ene Soda Gaul Oestrencw Wednesday League Back Row Walter Semrau Ronald Mosolf Bob Kozlowsku Gary Llchtenberg Davld Boyer Gordon Schwark Jack Klley Nolan Sauerbrert Fred Subbert Tom Marquardt Second Row Sam Kaptann Larry Krahn Kenneth Sondalle Jlm Geer Bernard Bor nuck Raymond Sebert Robert Schwanz Jerry Klley Jnrn Zuehls Front Row Denms 5 n C rne Fred Schwanz Ken ter D vld St nton N a ,o r.. Thursday League Back Row: Joan Jacobson, Darlene Dister- ha t, Kay Hatcher, Kaye Snwonek, Carol p, Be y Pracbel, Karen Oe ke, Betty Gabrysbak. Second Row: Helen Soda, Nancy Bentilla, Joyce Pracnel, Ruth Hebbe, Helyn Brzozowsxi, Marlene Kelpe, Donna French. Front Row: Urs. Megow, Diane Stanton, ncy Bartok l Gel r, Sbaron ose, Vlrglrla Napralla. We Salute that old feeling of frlendshlp young hearts a throbbing ln never to be forgotten moments an If We Hall new friends triumphant new tradltlons In school days yet to be ,ig - ' L I J ' .t KN . V . ' t I Mfg? k X K s X -mf Q l e - s- . N 1 , a- all A I l , 4 .J FR lx -39- QUEEN JOAN AND KING GLEN pose be fore decorations which brighten up the hall for the 1958 Football Homecoming Dance The kickoff for Football Homecoming was on Thursday night, October 9th, with a spirited pep rally at the community hall. On hand were the cheerleaders and the pep band, and the talent of the various classes was at its best in presenting hilarious skits. Mr. Lueck. the advisor of the sponsoring senior class, announced the homecoming king and queen - Glen Giese and Joan Jacobson. Later the royal couple led the traditional snake dance out to the football field for a magnificent bonfire. Friday afternoons parade was led by the band and homecoming court followed by a great assortment of floats representing many hours of work on the part of the classes and organizations and their advisors Downtown store windows were decorated for the occasion During the colorful halftime ceremonies after the execution of maneuvers by the band Queen Joan was crowned by Rona Walters last years queen The Friday night dance wound up the 1958 homecoming activities Football Homecoming TYPICAL HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Cshown belowj Seniors Gunsmoke float The Dance Court couples at the field Triangles first place float Triangles first place window Seniors Zorro skit f 9 , v ' 1 . v v . . . , 7 . , . . - 1 M sa . . 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', 'I .3 Jr. ' ', A COURT COUPLES AT THE DANCE fshown abovej SSDIOFS Sharon Rose and Glen C1ese Dancers fCenterJ Jumors Ann W1lsey and Jerry Baumann Sophomores Sally Lehner and Dave Bover The crowmng Ccenterj Frosh Arlynn Schwark and Ken Sondalle Basketball Homecommg The fourth annual Basketball Homecom mg xxas held on January 30th under the sponsorshlp oi the Student COUDCII Co cna1rmen 101 the ex ent xx ere Nancv Bentxlla and B111 Iwckelman Elect1ons xx exe held durmq the home room perlod on Thuxsdax mornmg Later a pep assemblx mnounced the results of the bal lotmc and ut the homecommai celebrat1on L1I'lClC1 xxax The pep band talks bx xar1ous pl'1xe1s ind sklts bx the L1bra1x Club and llCSl'1IN in md SOpl'1OIII01C classes furmshed entertamment enelouslx spunkled wxth cheexs bx the cheel leadels Phlllp Lehner Jr xx as the speakel of tne mornmg Aftel the hald foudht .game txxhlch xxe lost to Fall P1x G1 bx sex en pomts J a grand march for 1oxaltx xx as held The honored couples stood bx for the croxx mng of Queen Cla1re Cex 61 Last xea1s queen Bern1ce RQISSI Ceel placed the croxfxn upon her head Km I1mmx 'xahl xxas croxxned bx a semox membel of the 08 court George GIGSG Dancm xx as then emoxed bx the manx students and alumnl attendmg the exent QUEEN CLAIRE AND KING JIM YAHR lead the couples 1n the dancmq vxh1ch marks the cllmax of another successful Basketball Homecommg 6.3 . r , 7 Y V 1 1 - ' , v ' V A - . V . U . . S . - . L ' . v r D ' . 1. ' J I 1 . . , K' 2 - ' r fr ' ' 1 5 I C , 2 L. , . . -t, 3, . . Z Q L. . . . . w . if 1 v 1 v. I ' P1 5 v K4 v 1 ' ' I ' - cr r ' ' ' . K' . . Y v ' . , ' ' 4 T Q Y I , . Y . 1 I, . 5 , a . I .Q v I Q Q I. . . , Y ' Q ' ll- 1' . , A . V L ff V v - V -L, 1 ' ,,-,-. ,., -19 x d THE WHEELS OF THE SENIOR CLASS? Mr. Lueck was the advisor, and the officers were Glen Giese, vice president: Norm Prachel, presi- dentg Joan Jacobson. secretaryg Claire Geiger. treasurer. ACTION IS DEMONSTRATED on the basketball court Ronnie uses his height to good advantage in tipping in a rebound JIMMY YAHR goes up for a lay up This high scoring Princeton senior was named All Conference Guard IHE MIXED CHORUS performs lor a delighted Sunday afternoon audience attending the Spring Concert on April 5th MR BISCHOFF DIRECTS the band in a stirring march at e Spring Concert at the community ha BIG CHIEF INORM PRACHEL xx as captain of the Windy Bag O the winning tribe in the 1908 magazine selling contest LITTLE CHIEF KEN WOLTER headed up the Incas What Really Stinka And they did coming in last NOT A TYPICAL STUDY HALL we hope Now whx do some of these l1ttle treshmen haxe to clown for the camera? The sen1or ln the fore ground IS hard at vxork on a maga zme THE BIG FREEZE The sophls tlcated sen1ors were snapped 1n the1r home room wh1le the frosh were trymg to perform on 1n1t1 at1on day AT THE PIELD and thmgs werent gomg r1ght for the team nor the funny lookmg frosh tlng on a dramatlzatlon 1n hrstory class' And such authentlc cos umes LOTTA BACKS on th1s football team' These men were 1tch1ng to get mto the game MERRY CHRISTMAS Or was It the bargam basement as the Jumor and senlor glrls made the1r grab for those br1Qhtlx decorated packages A KINDERGARTEIN CHRIST AS PARTY was the t1tle of the sophomores Yuletlde sklt Such tough :J xear olds COLONIAL AMERICANS' put- t 'I - V 17 4, Lv W- FROSH INITIATION tug YIU ph' 4 f ' ,--, V--A G, '. 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J 4 fffa .lf sg Qs bs- Q Mrs Beyer lst Sz 2ndJ MISS Otto f3rd Sz 4thJ Mrs Sommers l5th 8z 6thl 46- Guese Marcna Supruse Mary Su use Vacku Wedell Second Row Gary Hebbe lSecond Gradel Larry Allsage Thomas Ball James Bar en omas Coal Dane Raw Damel Dreblow Ellen Hnestand Tlmothy Huelster Lnda Jackowska Dannel Ladwlg Fourth Row Pamella Maller Donna Semenuc Bruce Stelter Judith Supruse Debra Teske Terry Vnmng Fntth Row Joan Znmmerman Lester Barden Douglas Bratley Kathenne Kohlhoff Machael Lehner Suth Row Sharon Luzenskt Robun Muller Sandra Puerce Danlel Roehl Patrucna Sondalle Not puctured Llnda Hartz llfourth Gradel Mary Barden Seventh Row Joyce Boesler Jnmmy Coll Candy Guese Susan Hlestand Ellen Huelster Fredernck Kaplng Penny Krahn Bonnue Krenz Enghth Row Robert Nnckolan Susan Otto Arden Roehl Barbara Ruhl Glenn Schwark James Vmmg Nmth Row Phllup Wesner Not Pictured Bev erly Reuser lFnfth Gradel Kathleen Allsage Carol Boesler Nancy Brown Arta Dreblow Bruce Dreger Lora Krahn Thomas Ruhl Tenth Row Ned Seelhorst Patrucua Vunmg John Zummerman Not Plctured Muchael Berry Denms Jackowsku fS:xth Gradell Kent Kautz er Suzanne Krahn Frederrck Menge Bottom Row Earl Malls Ralpn Otto Maruorue Swanson Sandra Teske Katherune Wuetrzykowsku Elaune Wolter John Woodruff Jean Znmmerman Not Puctured Elaune Berry Lynn Berry Marne Soda Darlene Thnelke Larry Thnelke Top Row lFnrst Gradel Sharon McNutt Helen Murphy Gary Wegner Not Puctured Karen sterhaft Thlrd Dreger Nancy Susan Jacobson Mary Krahn Connue Swed Ronald Wolter fThlrd Gradel Russell Brown H PUBLIC GRADES we, A 5 ., Q3 5 5 U . , . 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DEALER in LIVESTOCK Skelly or-is PRINCETON srociw-xiao Fuel oil Monday 81 Thursday PHONE AXteI 5-ooril PRINCETON Oil HAGLUND MARINE SUPPLY DREGER'S SERVICE ofxs Eoia LESS Hwy, 73-I Mile South ot Hwy. 23 Montgomery Ward Tires 81 Batteries TON EvinrudeeAIurnacratt-Tomahawk PHONE 1-XXtel 5-6955 PRINCE Sales-Service GREEN LAKE EARMco PON COOPERATIVE in RI IT S ARTHUR S FARM SUPPLIES PEri2oLEuM PRODUCTS Feed Plant Food Seed Sma t Clothes For Men PHONE AXteI 5 6242 RT I PRINCETON MOSOLF REFRIGERATION 8. TV Honnernade Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked Philco and Motorola Dealer HAMS AND BACON Your h Records Argus Chord Organs Honnemade Sausages OI All Kinds Phonograp AXteI 5o23I PRINCETON N H MECIOVV PRINCETON REINIE S R Meats Vegetables Groceries O A HAASE SHOES S oes Fo1 Exelx NICFIILDCI oi the FTINIIX We Salute PRINCETON Con IIILIIWLIOPS FUND DU IAC These forward R E HARTMAN ED Jeweler HEYDON BAKERY 81 LOFFEE SHOP Stop and See Us Phone 0971 CREEN L ARE looking friends of Watch Repairing PRINCETON LE NZ 81 WELLS Pluinbln 8. Heatln C RFFNI LAKE our Princeton Compliments oi DAVID WILLIS Countx Jud e Community School I I ,. H.A.M.'S MARKET I I O iauvox M If A ' .1 ' ' A he - - 1- RRAUERS For Fine Food ' Lf K' g A K '. . A J , 4 I GREEN LAKE YAHR'S CLOTHING STORE COMPLETE lVTEN'S CLOTHING TOR COATS SUITS SHIRTS HATS FOOTWEAR RRINCHON Coll AXTeI 56661 COMRLIMENTS OF KOPLIN 8. KINAS CO INC GREEN LAKE ROAD CONTRACTORS SHIELDS CREAMERY COMPANY SHIELDS Creamer! 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' ' ' ' ' ' FLOYD KALLAS At The Bridge Good Clothes The daily newspaper with the most PRINCETON NEWS is delivered to your post office by 5 o'clock every day- Subscribe now - only S9 per year. S5 for 6 months. Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter Truly A Newspaper For All The Family KATHRYN S WOMENS WEAR PHONE BLack 547 RIPON MOXIE'S RENO DINING ROOM 8. BAR WEST GATE TO RIPON I-lughway 23 49 Telephone 960 F 31 The Home Ot Good Food Kitchen Open SOO Dolly We Cater To Your Every Need Make Reservatuons Portses Large Or Small 1 IESE REENHOUSE SERVICE AND QUALITY ALWAYS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION SEEDLINGS AND POTTED PLANTS PHONE AXteI 5-8892 PRINCETON I BEAUTIFUL, AIR-coIi1DnIoNEo I A pENNEY 5 BEL AIR CLUB GREEN LAKE wus IN BERLIN Dununq 84 Dancing VVI1 re the Nation Refreshments Shops ancl Saves on Highway 23 Near Green Lake PRINCETON LOCKER SERVICE We Make Sausages ARTOL INSURANCE AGENCY B We Sell Meats Sausages Ham Bacon General Insurance LOCKERS FOR RENT Atlas Tnres 8 Batteries PEGNE AXteI 5 681 PRINCETON New Omg Custom Klllmg PHONE AXteI 5 6911 PRINCETON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 59 KENNY S STANDARD SERV PHONE AXtel 5 8986 PRINCETON GREEN LAKE READY MIX INC Phone 1.201 R 8- S PLUMBING 81 HEATING Quahtx IVIHLBI 1aI and Workmansh1p PRINCETON We Salute PARSONS BEAUTY sHoP PR 5 J GARRO Han Stx Im PRHNQETQIX, LUEDTKE MEAT MARKET Quahtx Meats Comphments at KLAWITTER S GROCERY PRINCETON Fancx Sausages These forward Iookmg friends of WEDELL ELECTRIC Electracal Contractors PHONE AXteI 56692 Comphments of WILLIAMS CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS BERLIN JERRY S TEXACO Bulk Serx ICQ PRINCETON PRINCETON PATRICK CUDAHY PRINCETON WIS Phone Aktel 5 6901 PRINCETON SHOP 81 SAVE Quahtx Foods Chff Sz Esther Sherer our Prmceton Community School I - I A I x, GREEN LAKE PRINCETON L' Y 'I I ' L' j I HARVE'S TEXACO SERVICE -FOR MORE MILEAOE FROM YOUR TRANSPORTATION DOLLARe Lubricorion Repoirs Woshing Responsible Bus Service PHONE AXTeI 58998 PRINCETON imfonfs Eeddmg SKOGMO S IN PRINCETON Boys 81 O rls Lodues Reddy To VV or Nofroms ord Ooods C PHONE X-XXTel 5 8822 HOLLY'S RESTAURANT 81 DAIRY BAR Fme Food Qerved In Eremdly Foslwom PRINCETON I , - - e A T ' Y E1 LIKE-NU CLEANERS Our Personalized Core Means Longer Vlfeor Cleoning Alterations Pressing PHONE AXTel 546232 PRllNlCETOlNl BEST VVISHES KENDALL S BAR MONTELLO FURS BY TRUESDELL BERLIN RIPPIN GOOD COOKIES wow vwseomsun BERLIN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS n LEE S GROCERY FOI The Best Bux Shultme We Salute CHIPMAN DEPARTMENT STORE E L PIASECKI Cash Paxd F01 POLIILIX and E s Feed Seeds WILBUR 8. LEONARD HEBBE EXCAVATING W- Buuoozlne Crushed Graxel-Trenchmg-Marsh Plowinj Excavatink Under Buildings WILBLP HEBBE LEONAPD HEBBE Tel AXtel .3 .3591 Tel AXte1 U 3173 Prmceton Wls Pt 1 Prmceton Wls THE VILLAGE DRIVE INN PRlNL ETON ELMORE FEHRER BUFFALO LAKE LODGE Bowling MONTELLO RIPON SPORT food I..LLlx SHOP MIKE VN ulen Shexm m BIJOILIH Goods 8. The Cliss Rlmw Han DAHM S VARIETY STORE WAYNE FINK Custom U pholstex x Carpets and Upholstelx Cleaned 50171001 SUIJPIWS PRINCETON Sodas Candx food Refreshments n litulltu EDWARD RIGGS Lountx Clul ICCIT Lake Lountx TIFF S BARBER SHOP To Look Youl Best PPINCETON These forward Iooklng frlencls of our Princeton Community School 1 ' ' 1 Q Q T V I. X. I , D, .. L . I . f' I r' , , Co gi 2 'ms 1 I ' '. y Il Il 2 .. . Z w J I I I T L ' . ' L. , C .Q ' xr 1 C Q Y X Berlms Mam St, RIPOIN .ALIIIEELIC Eqmpment I I I as Y T ' Ifff 1 , . , , . bb , , . v g' T - ' t 1' I' . . - . . . FARMERS-MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK VVlwere Frlervdlv Service Rrevddsu RR?NCETON MEMBER MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM CQRRORATION BUCHEN MOTORS 'SQ FORDS Worlds MOST E rwtful Rroporfuov d Cdrs Soles cmd Serv e PHONE AXTSI 5 6551 RRINCETQN Busldmg Budding Budding Mdferrdl Hdrdwdre Supfvines GIESE S LUMBER YARD PRINCETON AND NESHKORQ Rrrrsbu gh Roms F ere AX A 56691 K ' P 1 , X, l , . . 9- ! 3 .9 ff S r I r X . .S X. rr . H S ffl . X c:oNor2ArULAr1oNs TO THE CLASS or '59 LEHNER 8. LEHNER Attorneys Af Low PHONE AXfel 5-6203 PRINCETON SIEKIERKA SERVICE GARAGE Dodge ond Plymouth PHONE AXTel 56502 PRINCETON BROWN S MARINE SALES Mercu v Outbooro Mofors Thompson STorc off Gr Jmmon Boots CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FOIT1 TAST EE BAKERY PHoNE AXIeI 5 8851 PRlNQEToN GOOD LUCK AND GOOD DANCING Green Lolfe Terro e VVesT Shore BQ G een Lone RT 3 MARKESAN P1-1CNE AX el 5 3314 LONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES SAUTER ELECTRIC WHITE LAKE BEACH RESORT CALKINS BOTTLED GAS Ref1g ror on 8. EIeCI :cox PRINCETON WISCONSIN SoIe5 81 Serv Ce JACK 8. JILL SHOP Best W1Sh95 Gleen Lake CUUNYY ALANS JEWELRY WILMER A GORSKE Clfts and Clothm fo1 Intants and Chlldlen u elmtendent of P Schools CAPITAL CITY H TREE EXPERTS INC Ceneral SWED 81 SON Pxes John LISO Nlexchanchse MADISON WIS Saxe at Sxxeds SCHARPF S INC Tx pewrltel 5 Zo '77 VIashm ton Axe OSHKOSH OESTREICH S BEAUTY SHOP on 9nd Street PRINCETON D1amond Rmgs and Thmgs STROUT REALTY Harrx J M111er Pepresentatu e Farms Homes Motels PRHN CETON HELENE S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3611 KAUTZER S CRYING TOWEL 18 Hear Old Bar Sandvuches We Salute These forward Iookmg friends of our Princeton Communlty School I I Y, I , C - ' i r ' . , 'X f A , U Q K---U I A Q I S ' . RIPON , , RIPON GREEN LAKE . y.. L . ' H 1 - Y - . 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ELECTRICALLY GRUENWALD ELECTRIC ci es Instollotion Ser fice 5 6282 PRINCETON PRINCETON AXTeI COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCETON HARDWARE AND SUPPLY C A S E Arnerico s Finest Troctor in The 50 H P Coss STEAK HOUSE SCHLIEPP IMPLEMENT CO Oreen Lokes Ernest OP The SCIUOVS OREEN LAKE WISCONSIN T E AHERN CO Clothm 0 Men Box C 1 Is FOND DU LAC ELLIOTTS ond BERGERS FOIN D DU LAC We Salute Emmc Mme Texoco Oil 8 Fuel 'I Soles Service BER IN FOND DU LAC DRY GOODS FOIND DU LAC VN ISCONISHN E M DIEDERICHS YOSTS SEARS 80 S Mam St FOIND DU LAC FQIXID DU LAC Jew elex 13-I S Mam St FOIND DL LAL VOGUE CLEANERS 110 Blossom St RIPOIN Customels Recene Our Personal Attenuon BRYDEN fO1 xou1 Plumbm 8 Heatmc Needs RIPON Phone BLack 99 THE RIPQN Comphments COMMONWEALTH BIG SHOE STORE COUIYTIGICIWI 30 S Ham St Pxmtm FOIND DU LAC These forward looking friends of our Princeton Community School s o n I s i -- I - v I fx I, . , . I ll80oIl - I ' , o 1 '-I I L 1 . . . . . 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NEWMANS AT osHKosH COMPLETE FEFAININE APPAREL PRINCETON L I KR, SER PARKSIDE TAVERN LAWYER FISr-I FRY FRIDAY GAS 81 CEI-IICKEN SATURDAY Form rs M fIoT fs Bonk Buudmg E leon 81 Ambrose Kollos PI-IONE AX el 5 8993 PRINCETON KOHL HARDWARE CO PAT I K R C S FURNITURE aa HARDWARE DISTINCTIVE QHoR FOR WOMEN ALEYANDER SMITH 8 BIGELOW RIPON FLOOR COJERINO RIPON PI-IONE BLocI4 QI5 FDR THAT SMART Loox CONDON OIL COMPANY 5HoR RIPON VVISFONSIN S Dusfr bu or Texoco Per oleum Produc 5 FASI-IION CENTER OIL I-IEAT COMPLETE BEST NK ISHES TH PLACE PRINCETON BENTLEY DRUG STORE Rexall Pxoductb PRINCETON We Salute DREBLOWS COIN LAUNDRY 70a VN ash IOC Dlx Open 74 H15 Dallx PRINCETON LUBYS Ixlttx 8. Bob PRINCETON 4I5 IVIFIIFI ST PI-IONE BEveTIy 55270 TUPPERWARE SAVES Tlme Monex You NRITE f H yKf VN ESTI' IELD VK IS Fond du Lac S B1 .3 HUBER BROS Fond du Lac: School Supplx Oftlce Statlonalx Co 5 Compllmentb, o HOFFMANN S PRINCFTON LAKESIDE MOTEL C RI' L N LARE These forward Iookmg frlends of our Prlnceto OSI-IKOSI-I WIS I CI mplxments oi PRINCETON CAFE Best IK Tshes KRISTY S STANDARD Sexuce Stauon n Community School . O E T8 - SHT 1 'I ' . I 4 I ' Q I I U , C , fx . I X k I ,. , ,, I ' I L r , ' . F I I ' T 'CJ , . , , , 1 . . I' Y , 1 U - FOI' A Home Party SHOE REPAIR Y , M , M I A v 1 Y I I Ts, arve Te zTTTeTT - A V - 1 v vw 1 y 4 4 . . 1 , ,. QI I M . I ,A v V - , I 1 Av , . ' . I I 'f' 'F . . . 0 . - . . . . BOB MILLER CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE MS LAKE REAL ESTATE AGENCY was Sales Appraisals Managenaenl N A BIERMAN RealTor GREEN LA lyri KE Residence Phone 426 Office Phone 3523 OUR KIND REGARDS AND GOOD WISHES To Tne CLASS OF 59 W C W C GRAMS IMPLEMENT 81 SUPPLY Allls Chalmers New Holland Rosenfhol Farm Machinery Sales Se xuce PHONE AXTeI 5 64563 PRINCETON Plantatuon Grown Chnstmas Trees 1 .:.Y'x TOC, 11' -gb la- Q , z , 1 - - , . K 5 z??-25515: 5 Q 43. ,bc - - f . . 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I I I 9 I P 0 o a ' Good by school hello to the uturef When you leave school to llve and work ln the w1de world youll want to advance Youll need to know what s new busmess agriculture fmance pohtxcs educatlon whatever your chosen fleld So keep abreast of events wlth The M11 waukee Journal whlch provldes far more news plctures features of mterest to Wlsconsln famllles than any other news paper Favorlte famlly enter tamment attractlons too' Prlnceton recelves the Metro polltan Edxtlon of The Mllwau kee Journal by speclal truck Thls edltlon lS pnnted ln the afternoon and dellvered to Princeton homes before supper The same late feature packed edltlon IS also dehvered Sunday mormngs Dally only 5c Sunday only 20c For home dehvery ln Prlnceton call James F Allsage Phone Axtel 5 6235 THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL