Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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A ,. .K ,mm Row 3 Row 7. Row If Nl. Nelson. A. l,ee, lXl Lund -v, Row 5: E. Palmer, A. Larson, C. Nelson, N4. Lammert, R l,indxxi1ll, C Oakley Row 4: A. LaCrosse, R. Kurlinski, G. Nehls, lf, Lindncr, V. l.eml4e, R Nlzxrqtxzlxxll, Al. lX1oerieke I R Nlcrlilein, O'Ne1ll, lvlezxtl, Cf. Lnssig, C. Lewis, 5. lXlcN.xn1:1r:1 1 E, Olson, N1 Nelson, J, Luxem. S, U'lXvlgilley, IN1. lxliles We are proud of them, and proud that their names shall go down on the records as some of the leaders of the class of '47, We are also grateful to our class advisors, Miss lfenelon, Miss Van Patter, and Mr. Anderson, for helping us conduct the very grown-up businesses dealt with in our junior year. Row 5 I Row 4: li. Rxggl I i A .SChWarl::, R Quzxtle, li Peterson, I7 Pzxremslsi, If Rol.1m. Cf Rraherlsun A e, S, Prolopgere, ,I Sclwillingst R. Sawyer, IX1,Scliwu1i:, N1 ljriche Y Row z: P l riehe, C Sensenhrenner, D Suehse, l, Sehmidl, D Ploull Row 1: I Remus, S Rice, Nl Reed, J Rosio, S Remus Row x: l Ploegcr. J. Pence, lX'l, Sehuelke A Sehecler, lf. Piehl FEW Page zz R Ks..

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'QQ :lk Rc nw Row Row Row Row 'Q 5: F. Counter, W. Dailcy, R, lfrics, B. Crofoot, ll Dekker, R. Fischer, R. Cox 4i lf. Fredrickson. I, Dccrle, K Fcnelon, j. lfrctlrickson. J DuBois, H, Fischer xi R. Cowell, A Dug3g.:an. N1 Cornelson, D. Dernbach, G DiGiac,omo, C lforil 1: lXf1.Flanncrv, N1 Iforlh. U. lfrccrnan, lvl. lfalcslac, D, lihman i: J, Dahlquislwl Vrzinlxc. J Fell -1, We point with pride to our junior Class which has reached the astonishing total of 176 real, live people. Qur first task of the year was to elect our officers, and of the candidates we chose Edwin Peter- son for president, Mary Shelbrack for vice-president, and Nancy Heurich for secretary-treasurer. R1 xxx' Row Ri nx Row Row I D R R R. B llclgcson, K. Carnich. I5 Clarnich. R. johnson. C. Uerlwig, S Kelley. R lX1z1ngcrson . Hagen. D Heise, li Goddard. R Hildebrand, T. l larvcv, l Kopp. H. Gross Kuczmarski, D. Ciariiclil. P I lildchrand, C Jewell, L. Harkins, B. Hurning, D. Jacobson johnson, E, l Iernaucr, Nl johnson, L. Cilson. N, I lcurich, C Hendrickson .jarvis, E. Hahn, l. Kliss we Na if Page

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Row 5: W. Vanney, S. Stefonek, W. Summers, lvl. Spafford, E, Yurich, FI. Sortek, F, Siedschlag. J. Young Row 4: j. Willis, S, Singer, E. Thomas, L. Stein, H. Fischer, E. Warden, lvl. Zcttler Row 3: Walters, C. Sturm, A. Wassenbcrg, P. Stocker, P, Sutton, B. Zdroik Row 7.2 I. Simonson M. Skubal, Nl. Udkler, A. Venne, D. NValker Row 1: J. Stafford, R. Smith, lvl. Webster, M, Shelbrack Our float, which we prepared for the Homecoming parade, failed to win any recognition, to the disappointment of the group of ambitious juniors who worked hard on it, but this failure was made up for by our great dramatic debut in the Class Play, A Case of Springtime, which was presented November zo, to the relief of all cast members and the great enjoyment of the large audience which overflowed the school auditorium. Our Spring Prom, the party to top all parties, was of course a success and something that each and every junior who was present, will long remember. And last, but not least, we boast of the Sampson- like athletic specimens which we contributed to our schools football and basketball teams. We are sure D that without them, both sports would have suffered much. cf , X We, of the class of '47, have tried to achieve much XL' M in our junior year, so that our school might be proud 'H of us, and if we have succeeded, it is due not only to the students who have participated in the above men- XX tioned activities, but also to the teachers who were so ,XT willing to give us advice when we needed it. J ...axe za- fdmdeqauiifz Me Sewubad . . Page 13