Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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1 z 1 Row Row Row Row Row SI J. Palm, R Nelson, H, Pecore, R. Lofquist, R Mcwilliam, A. lvlzxson, lf. lvliles, J. Nlcfformieli 4: A, l,ehn'ian,J lvlzxrtin, J, Pelletier, V. Lemke, M. Nehls, D, lvlcvcrs. N, Lay 3: J. Nelson, ll lXfleNown, J Ohflalley, R. lVllady, L. Myers, E. Lundberg 7.: R. lvlartv, A. lvlikalonis, A, Pence. L lvlarks, lvl. Pellow 1 : D. lvlclllronc. D Olson When the Homecoming Parade moved down Brown Street, the Sophomore Class xx as xx ell represented. Proudly they displayed their float, which was a huge meat grinder consuming the bulk of one of Wausaus Lumberjacks, with the theme, 'il.et's Make Hash of Wausau. Row 5: Row 41 Row 3: Row z: Row iz R. Pratt, J Roberts, P: Peterson, D Sehucllqe. l, Sather, ll Sehlotlke. J Pospychala, R. Remmers D Petra. X1 Sehxxah, TX1, Rode, D, Pulvcr. l. Shepherd, E Rusrad. D Peter D Radzinski, R Rulxan, G, Ring, R Pergande, P, Plyer, V. Reiherford L. Rolain, D Rousseau, J Russell, E. Sehmallz, H. Pleoger S. Raske, V. Redfield, C. Schauder I 1 Page x8

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Q .1 4 :mm . 'E' . 1 'O' xv-1. Row 5: E. Friz, G. Greene, R. Fitzgerald, L. Delap, R. Fisher, R. Calder, R. Ferris, C. Hadrian, ll. Ehmann Row 4f N. Day, C. Dalson, J. Hanson, li Dcl.ash1nit, H, Daniels, V, Dunncr, G. lfralick Row 21 R. Eastman, G, Dalson, YN4. lfcllce, lX4 llack, B Durkee, G. Carhcld Row 7.2 W. Dunn, D. Deau, R. Dickey, L l os1cr,J, Guerin Row li J, Goddard, R. Gotz, L. Gibson The prospective senior class of IQ48, to begin with, had an enrollment of 191 pupils. The class as a whole has concentrated studiously on its subjects. and it has shown a great deal of ability to comprehend the studies required of it. lt didn't take the Sophomores a very long time to get ad- justed to high school. Row 5: I2 Janke, H Koppa, D Krumm, R. Klitgard. H Kcuncr, I, Klug. R. Kruhn, D. Krwhrih Row 42 L, Lange, G. Larson, J Jackson, C. Hoel, A. Kucl1n,J Hcisler, R Kiser Row 3: lf, Jensen, C. Heise, li lluehncr, A Jaroski. D Hedclman. R. Joslin Row 7.2 V. Herrmann, R. Huehncr, B. Jensen, A. Hulce, C, llcnnings Row 1: L. Johnson, IVI. Kluball fo 4-L Q its was Page I7

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Ri iw Roxx Roxx Roxx Row S8 2? ' Q... 3-E, .141-if O. Simons, R. Simon, R. XYo:niel4, ,I XVebsler, R. Zimmer. G Spiiflortl, R Thayer, VV. Smith D Tcrzinslci. D. Thorn. J. Teslae, ll Suelce, I.. Sprzix. ll NVinquisi. R. Vw'il1rocl4 R Vfcnzel, R. Stevens. l Tcrzynslxi Rl Singer. if XX'ood. C. Tcsicr ,I. NVolfron1. B NVindorI'f. Xl. Sinzielx, XX' Slizexvslxi, T5 Stefan D, Todd, j Six eberg. X' Stommul i J Sports. such as football and basketball. drew quite a goodly number of recruits from the Soph- omore class. Un the eighth of March. the Sophomores turned out in mass to enjoy a pre-spring party. This social event proved to be quite a gala affair. it being the only Sophomore get-together of the year. Xlany of the Sophomores worked diligently in different organizations throughout the year, Indeed, this year has been a new and thrilling experience to the Sophomores. t X Allan Laffrossc 9 Q Y' ll,-.5 pl f T5 H f11 p il filfl' Dick lferris Dick Quadc Ronald Roscnkmng Russell Thayer Clayton Thay er Robert Dielxcx' Bob Vloznielx Riehzntl lxxsti THWEHUV The Sophomore homecoming float Margie Moericke Donna Todd Mary Ann Lund Virginia Danner Page ig