Rice Lake High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rice Lake, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Vw im' E W Q b ' 4 ' SRX 3 Si ,g,,Jf7fffMff ' ,fhfv 41-Hi ESL N K f f f a NQ 3Xif VN f SMEEES M 1 nv 1' .1 AURORA Q. f x. 6,7 V 6 C I 10 L MQ? 'u .F v 'N lHHSHIH6TUII HIGH SCHUUL be i THBLE UF CUHTHHS '35 fsik f GM ' J EF Q f Jn, Q M,5r,5te,fe5x.,,.x, gk Q3 fHcu11uw f m+fWmxA?Qt ' H 6' ww L-fi'-Q' QQQLAMM, dk M Q gm 9 lllll gi' XJ OU-1+-if-S: - A 45-Tv-klf'-Jt 3im.Q.5l.4-.ufirroiiimy V ja K , . 3: o,,,.f,6 nr MK 4' X212-J:-R. AJR!! AX,-,J J-M-o-NSCJ.. 'I v EEG ffl flrfkl- ----A UML, - - , R3 ' Q ,, ,QQ ,gg GLY 6-W 'S clnssfs QQMJQ .ggfmy-J gy . L ,, ,A A fs, lugq: Ql HUTIVITHS .... qw 0 SPUHTS .... IIIII 9 BUHHD UF EUUCHTIUH A I Hyllengren R Gerland J. Schellien, H. C. Ludvigson, D, Branham, R, O, Johnson, A. lngwell, J, W. Kobhska W H Dunn L Kmg, We, the Seniors of Rice Lake High School, wish to give special re- cognition to you, our Board of Education, by dedicating to you our i953 Aurora. We hope that this dedication will convey in part our appreciation for the generosity and interest you have shown us in your efforts to help us become better citizens. Through you we have had our school building improved and made a better place in which to work and study. We realize that the problems confronting you in the past have not been easy to solve, but we hope that with the advent of the new high school building, the problems may be made easier and with your continued help, plans may be made for the future welfare of the boys and girls. 3 MISS FRITZ We, the graduating class of I953, wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our advisors, Miss Fritz and Mr. Cramer, for their guidance and assistance through our four years of high school. Also, we would like to thank Miss Foley and Miss Blom for the many hours they have spent advising us and working with us on the Annual . Without their assistance the publication of our Aurora would have been impossible. Ill HPPHECIHTIUH MISS BLOM MR CRAMER MISS FOLEY 4 HDIHIHISTHHTIUH Congratulations to the Annual Staff for this fine book and For your choice of dedication, The Board of Education . We often speak of education for life, learning through life experiences, and of the public school's prime purpose of educating young people to go into com- munities to live and work as mature, active, helpful members of groups or committees. The School Board and my- selfare anxious that when you young men and women do leave our high school and become adult members of our com- munity, that you will contribute gener- ously to its betterment by planning and accomplishing good things, especially in helping to continue the development of good schools as one of the methods of improving our way of life. Louis M. King Superintendent of Schools .f f YVONNE W A laughing word, a gesture kind, we could not ask for more . is fill JOYCE Asina timepiece, it is accuracy and precision that count. To the graduating Seniors: We are proud of your accomplishments during your yearsin this school . You are to be congratulated upon meeting the stand- ards set For graduation. We hope each of you has achieved according to your abilities and desires. May the habits and routines which you have develop- ed, be those which will lead you to success. To the Underclassmen: Factsalone do not make up an education, but onl help to bui ld the framework upon which good reasoning and thinking can take place. School still exists only to help you make the most of your desires and abilities. Let's use it while you can. Willard l.. Swanson Principal of the High School CHfElEHIH Although a relatively new addition to our school, the cafeteria, whichfeeds about two hun- dred and fiftypeople, is a much appreciated improvement. To our cooks, a hearty Thank- you . LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Dufner, R. Peterson, C, Frasier, and E, Shearrow, BUS DRIVERS Regardless of sub-zero weather, six-foot snow drifts, drenching rain, or knee-deep mud, our faithful bus driversalways come through. JHHITUHS What would we do without our ianitors to keep our school warm and clean? lt is to either Mr. Peterson, Mr. Frasier, or Mr. Dufner we run for lost billfolds, tools, lad- ders, and dust cloths. We would like to thank you for your helpful and unceasing service. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Finstad, F. Frye, E, Shearrow, M. Quinn and D. Qually, f? 7 ' l i . l K N W ffm! f FACULTY --fd VIVIAN ANDERSON LOUIS JOAN BLOM Art Physical Education History and Spanish 11. me l A E wi ,, 4 iw N-5' Q V - Q DORIS BRIMER EARL CLANTON AUDREY COE Home Economics Science and Biology Home Economics HARRY CRAMER MARIAN FEENEY NE LLE FOLEY English and Latin Physical Education Mathematics 8 fpaff-vw '7f VL, up-alba, f- 9M+wWl.p.,df1f JW? LEAH FRITZ RONALD GIBBS LUCILLE GRAY World History Science History and Geography 15 vv RAMONA KINNETT WALTER MARINE FRANCIS MILLER Speech Commerical Industrial Arts WILBUR NEWTON MARION OLSON MARGARET RICHARDSON Citizenship Library Social Problems msg 9 f-N ARTHUR RINDLISBACHE Vocal Music I' K A THOMAS SLY lnstrumental Music E LLEN VANDEBERG English THOMAS RITZINGER Chemistry and Physics l RUSSELL SO LHEIM Agriculture ERNE ST VESPERMAN Mathematics in it I!! E F C' oob252E? A-.1 yr F? IF S E N O R O F F C E R S -wsu 'Qp30 1? Pres. ..... David Mark ,Vice Pres. . . Betty Monson Sec.-Treos.. . . Marilyn Gygli GLORIA ASK DONALD ANDERSON LAVONNE AMANS BARBARA AMANS GRACE ASMUSSE N DARLENE BAUMBERGER DARLENE AVERY A ,f JOAN MARIE BAKER ANNE BONEBRAKE DARWIN AVERY DO NA LD BROWN S BRADLEY BRUNETTE 'S' CARL BUERGI SHIRLEY CARLSON AUDREY CHERNEY JO BARRIE COWE LL MARY JANE CROTTEAU MARY JUNE FISH DARLE NE FE LDMEIER DONALD EWALD JOHN DIETRICH DONALD FLACH DOROTHY FLACH JANET FRANK WILLIAM FO LTZ DEAN FREDRICKSON of W , ROLANDEEREDRICKSON WWA BARBARA FRIE LE X LA VAUGHN GERLAND 02? ? FRIEDA GISLER Vjvzi Q-N 2?-f?'ifffa ,1'i??frf H335 J' 2532 -1' K I ,Sf. , g-f : , Q29 M I., . . -5 AQ T LARRY HANSO N 'R' HELEN HARTZ DAVID HALLING FRED HAKE SHIRLEY HAAS MARION HILL SHIRLEY HATHAWAY HARRY HEGNA WILLARD HAYNIE LARRY HO DG SO N MARLANE I NGREI X THEO DORE JEWETT MARGIE JOHNSON ..-X Q M , BARBARA JO NE S PAULA JO NE S JEROME KALLA LORNA KLEVEN x , .- R . fl' if V. A JOANNE KUBES ROBERT LASTUFKA CARL KRINGLE LID YVONNE KRAHENBUHL RUTH KO KE SH JOYCE LUND FRED MANI DOUG LAS MATTESON TERRY MAC KEY MARY ANN MELIN 'X JOHN MICHALKE CARO LYN MICHNA DONALD MILLER ARLENE MOMMSEN BETTY MONSON DOROTHY NELSON MARJORIE ODASH PHILIP NORMAN MARLYEN NEWVILLE CLIFFORD NETZ CHARLES OFFORD VIVIAN PIERCE JANET OFFORD 1? '63 AGNES PAKOSTA DALE PLENTY ROBERT O LIVER KENNETH QUINN MAXINE ROGOWSKI mn , . - f .. ' ff ,, .49 .,,, , . X . : A 'liukmf ROBERT ROGSTAD GERALD RUDE RAMO NA RUST NANCY RYAN RICHARD SCHENK WN WALTER SCOTT GERMAINE SCHMIDT I T-2 .. - ff I WILLIAM SCHIEFFER JOHN SCHIEFFER KE NNETH SHEARROW KATHLEEN SIMENSON 1 t! ZZ WILLIAM SHEARROW BEVERLY SIMENSON ELLEN SHEFFER ALBERT SIREK GEORGE SIREK M N PHYLIS SMITH CHARLE S SMRC KA DONALD SORENSON BEVERLY SPAETE BERTRAM SPRAGUE DONALD STAEBE LL ft-uni' if RICHARD STODO LA 3' IRA STO DO LA BARBARA STENSETH DO NNA STEARNS TERESA TSCHERNACH ROBERT WANEK X , E xx. RO BE RT WAR D ,f LOIS WEED NANCY WHITNEY PATRICIA WIESNER DOROTHY ZIMMER , QENIOR DW EC 7 ,. ,Q 2 oRr N 2 fi.-'+. 'il Q 2- ': r Q A + '- s ,J Z-'4 Q- '53' AMANS, BARBARA Ready to work, ready to play, ready BAUMBERGER, DARLENE One reason for not believing to help whomever she may, Band I,2,3,4g Debate 25 that gentlemen prefer blondes. Cheerleaders 2 4 Letter Forensics 1, 2,35G,A, A, 1, 3,45 Intramurals 35Latin Club 2,45 Choir 2,3,4g G, A,A, I,2,3 4 Northern Light Staff 35 Noonites1,2,3,45 Northern Light Staff 2, 3,45Assistant 3.4: P10111 COITIIIHIICS 3: Gir1S' Glee Club I Editor 35 Editor 45 Letter 35 Orchestra I,2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Visualaids 2,3,45 StudentCouncil 2, 35 Warri- BONEBRAKE. ANNE She is not Quiet 001' 15 She bf-'ISI orettes 35 Drama Club 2.3. erous. Drama Club 3,45 F. 1-LA, 1,2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Noonites I,2,3,4. AMANS, LAVONNE fVonniej Quiet, but not idle, Choir 4,Chorus 2,35G.A,A, 2,3,45Photography 45Warriorettes BROWN, DONALD QDonj Cheer up, Don the struggles 4. 'most over. Noonites I,2, 3. ANDERSON, DONALD QDonj The light in women's eyes BRUNETTE, BRADLEY QBradJ I'1l raise ya two and nrx has been my undoing, Band I,2,3,4g Basketball 2. 3-4: on fems. Basketball 3,45 Football I,2,3,4 Letter 4 Intramurals lg Library Staff 45 Noonites 45 Orchestra 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Visual Aids 3,4, BUERGI, CARL Don't wait to be cranked5 be a self starter, F.F,A, I,2,3,45 Letter 25 Footballr 2 4 n ASK, GLORIA The longest way around is the sweetest tramurals 1,25 Noonites 1,2,3,4, way home, Band I,2, 3,45 Choir3,45 Drama Club 2,35 4 SecretaryTreasurer 45F.l-l,A. 15Forensics3,45G,A.A. CARLSON, SHIRLEY Whether she had any faults she I 2 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Northem Light Staff 3,45 left us in doubt, Transfer from Barron 25 Cameron 4 Orchestra 15 Small Chorus 3,45 Warriorettes 3.4, Noonites 2. ASMUSSEN, GRACE Talk about ginger, she's the whole CHERNEY, AUDREY In school she's quiet and demure s ice box, Band 1,25 F,I-l,A, Ig Noonites I,2,3,45 Outside of school we're not so sure, G,A,A, 1,2,3,4 Northern Light Staff 35 Orchestra 1,2, Noonites I,2, 3,45 Northern Light Staff 3,45 Prom Com mittee 3. AVERY DARLENE A personality as golden as her voice, Band 2 3 4 Girls' Glee Club Ig Intramurals lg Noonites COWELL, JO BARRIE An allaroundfellow, allaroundthe Choir 2 3,45 G,A,A. I,2,3,4. year, Golf Team I,2,3,4g Aurora SI3ff4g Deb Drama Club 3,45 Drama Club Plays 4- F AVERY DARWIN An industrious and trustworthy lad, tramurals I,2,3,4g Radio Club Darwin is the best to be had, Intramurals I,2,3,45 Noonites I 2 4 Patrol Boy 2,3,4.5 Lieutenant 35 Captain CROTTEAU M 4 Photography 1 Prom Committee 35 Chairman5 Public deeP 3 Address System 2 3,45 Audio-Visual Aids 2, 3,4, BAKER JOAN MARIE Uoanariej The mildes and the gentlest heart Band 2,3,45 G t man .A.A ners . 2 .3.4. ate 1,25 , ootball 1,25 ln- 3. , ARY JANE Sweet and quiet is her voice nd brown her eyes, Aurora staff 45 F, H, A, 2, 3,45 Treasurer 35 Noonites I,2,3,4. DIETRICH, JOHN Chase me girls, I'm tramurals 3,45 Noonites I,2, 3 full o ,45 Pro ffun. ln- m Committee 3. EWALD. DONALD His friends are many, few foes-if any, Football 3, Intramurals 1.2.3, Noonites 1,2.3,4, Patrol Boy 1.2, 3.4, Lieutenant 3g Captain 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Visual Aids 4, FELDMEIER. DARLENE Small--but oh myl Transfer from Ashland 2,Band 3.4, Class Play 3, Drama Club 3.4, Drama Club Plays 4, Forensics 3.4, G. A, A, 2, 3.4, Secretary 3, Intramurals 4, Latin Club 3.4, Library Staff 4, Northern Light Staff 3.4, Orchestra 3, Photography 3.4, Prom Committee 3, Warriorettes 3, FISH. MARY JUNE Sugar and spice, and allthings nice. Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,Debate 1,Drama Club 2.3.4, Forensics 2.4, G,A,A, 1,2,3.4, Intramurals 2, Latin Club 3, Northem Light Staff 2, 3.4, Photography 3.4, Prom Committee 3, Warriorettes 1.2. 3. FLACH, DONALD For he's ajolly good fellow as no one will deny. Noonites I,2, 3.4, FLACH, DOROTHY Sincere, plain-hearted, hospitable and kind, F, H,A, I, Noonites I.2,3.4. FOLTZ, KEITH Not shy. but a swell guy. Transfer from Haugen 3, Baseball 4, Noonites 3.4. FRANK. JANET Some think the world was made for fun and frolic--so do I. Drama Club 2. 3, G. A. A. 2, 3.4, ln- tramurals 2, Noonites2, 3:Northem Light Staff 2, 3, Warri- orettes 3. FREDRICKSON. DEAN What can I expect of a day that begins with getting up in the morning. Intramurals 1.2. 3'4- FREDRICKSON. ROLAND Some think he'sbashfu1. others doubt. A great many knowhe's not, Band 1.2. 3.4, Base- ball 4, Boys' Glee Club 1.2, Chorus 2, Debate 1, F.F.A. l,2.3,4, Noonites I,2,3,4g Orchestra 3.4, FRIELE. BARBARA A genial disposition wins its owner many friends, Band I,2,3,4g Chorus lg F, H. A. 1.2.3, 4, Forensics 2, G. A. A. 1, Latin Club 3.4, Noonites 1.2. 3.4, Northern Light Staff 3, Orchestra 4, FUSS, JOANNE If silence is golden. she's pure gold. G,A.A, 1.3, Noonites I,2,3,4, GERLAND, LAVAUGHN QVonnieJ In spite of the calm. sophisticated air, mischiefand fun peek out everywhere. President 1, Secretary -Treasurer 2, Aurora Staff 4, Band l,2.3.4, Cheerleader 3.4, Letter 3.4, Class Play 3, De- bate Ig Drama Club 2.3, Football Queen 4, Forensics 2, Letter 2, G. A. A. 1.2, 3.4, Latin Club3.4,Vice President 3, Northern Light Staff 2. 3.4, Letter 3, Photography 2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Prom Committee 3, Radio Club 3.4, Teen -Times 3.4, Student Council 1, 2. 3.4, Secretary -Treasurer 3.4, Warriorettes 3. GISLER, FRIEDA She has her own ideas. and uses them well, Noonites 1.2. 3.4. GONSKE. JAMES The rule ofmy life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business. F.F.A. l,2.3.4, Letter 2, Noonites I.2. 3.4. GRELL, ROBERT He goes on the theory that a football team isn't the only place you need a good line. Basket- ball 2.3.4, Letter 3.4, Class Play 3, Golf 3.4, Football 2.3.4, Letter 3.4, Photography 4, Prom Committee 3, R C1ub3,4, Track 3,Transfer from St. Cloud. Minn 2. GYGLI. MARILYN Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Vice President 1, Secretary Treasurer 4, Band 1.2, Noonites I.2.3,4. HAAS, SHIRLEY Her graceful easy sweetness without pride would hide her faults-if faults she had to hide. F,l-LA, 3,4, G.A.A. 2.3.4, Noonites3,4, Transfer from Chetek I. HAKE. FRED Upon my shoulders rest the crimes of all my classmates. President 3, Baseball I, Assistant Manager lg Intramurals 4, Latin Club l.2.3.4, President 4, Photography 4, Prom Committee 3,Visual Aids 3.4. HALLING, DAVID A mind for fun-and a mind for work? Golf Team 3.4, Band 1.2. 3.4, Vice President 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, Noonites 1.2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3.4, Student Council 1.2,3.4:Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Visual Aids 4. HANSON, LARRY fRockj They let me go. They set me free. I was getting too much for the teachers. you see. Band l,2,3.4, President 4, Baseball 2.3.4, Letter 3.4, Boys' Glee Club I.2, Football 1.2. 3.4, Letter 4, Orches- tra 2. 3.4, Prom Committee 3, R Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2.3.4, Visual Aids 2.3.4. HARTZ, HELEN fPudgyj Call the gang--Let's havea partyl Debate 4: F. H. A. 2, Forensics 2.4, G, A. A. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 2.3, Latin Club 3.4, Noonites 4, Northern Light Staff 2.3.4, Photography 4, Prom Committee 3, Chairman 3, Visual Aids 2.4, Warriorettes 3, HATHAWAY, SHIRLEY Gay and pleasing is this lass, a worthwhile member of the Senior Class. Aurora Staff 4, Band 1.2, F.H,A, 1.2, Noonites I.2.3.4: N0l'them Light Staff3,4, HAYNIE. WILLARD QBillj A specialist in the philosophy of mischief. Baseball 4, Basketball 1.2, 3.4, Prom Com- mittee 3g Visual Aids 3.4, HEGNA, HARRY I don't let my studies interfere with my education, Band I,2, 3,45 Basebal13.45 Basketball 2.3, 45 Letter 3,45 Noonites I,2,35 Orchestra 1,25 Prom Com- mittee 3. HILL, MARION She is as friendly as she is studious. Aurora Staff 45 Choir 3,45Forensics 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Noonites I,2, 3,45 Small Chorus 3,45 Triple Trio 3.4. HODGSON, LARRY He wouldn't be good if he could, and couldn't be good if he would, Band 1,2,3,45Noonites 1.2, 3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Prom Committee 3. HYLLENGREN, MARLANE She hath heard the chimes of midnight, Band l,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Debate 15 Drama Club l,2,3,45 Forensics 2.45 Letter 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Northern Light Staff l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Warriorettes 3,45 Teen-Time 3.4. JEWETT, THEODORE QTedJ Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Transfer from Shell Lake 25 Intramurals 2.4, JOHNSON, MARGIE Don't let that shy look deceive you. F,H.A. 2,35 Noonites l,2.3,4. JONES, BARBARA Another fair maid with eyes of blue, F, H.A, 2.3.45 G.A.A. 25 Noonites 3,4, JONES, PAULA fPollyj Y ou c a n start now--Polly's herel Band l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Debate Ig Drama Club l,2,3',45 Vice President 35Forensics 2,3,45G, A,A. I,2, 3.45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Intramurals 25 Latin Club 3,45 Northern Light Staff l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Photo- graphy 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council I5 War- riorettes 3, KALLA, JEROME Uerryj Dark eyes. full of fun. Trans- fer from Sauk Centre 4. KLEVEN, LORNA Little giggles into big laughs grow. Band 2.3,45Dl'3lTl3Cll1b 3.45 F,H,A, 1,25 G.A.A. 2.3, 45 Noonites I,2,3,4. KOKESH, RUTH There's nevera dull moment 'wit' her around. Transfer from Haugen 35 Chorus 35 G,A. A. 35 Latin Club 3,45 Noonites3.45 Northern Light staff35 Prom Committee 35 Visual Aids 3. KRAHENBUHL, YVONNE We don't blame you, John We like her too. Chorus I5 Choir 2.3.45 F,H,A. 25 G.A.A. 2.3.45 Noonites 1,25 Photography 3,4, KRINGLE, CARL A quiet youth with sober phiZ5 eats his gruband minds his biz. F.F. A. l,2,3,45 Letter 45 Foot- ball 45 Noonites I,2, 3,45 Photography 45 Visual Aids 4. KUBES, JOEANNE Time, tide, and blondes wait for no man, Chorus 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3.45 Girls' Glee Club 25 LatinClub 3,45 Noonites 2, 3,45 Northern Light Staff 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Visual Aids 35 Transfer from Haugen 2. LASTUFKA. ROBERT 1BobJ Unsurpassed in nerve and speed, he follows where the ladies lead. Track 2, LUND, JOYCE To be liked by all who know her. is a compliment we owe her. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Northern Light Staff 2, 3.4. MACKEY, TERRY When Irish eyes are smiling. Base- ball 45 Intramurals 3,45 Noonites 35 Transfer from Weyer- hauser 3, MANI, FRED Love me--love my carl Prom Com- mittee 3. MARK, DAVID Big, broad shoulders5 happy-go-lucky chap, President 45 Baseball 3.45 Boys' Glee Club I5 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Football l,2,3,45 Letter 3.45 Prom Committee 35 R Club 3,45 Small Chorus 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 2, 3,45 Track 3,4, MATTESON, DOUGLAS All is fair in love and basket- ball. Basketball l,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 R Club 4. MELIN, MARY ANN She's like the Northwest mounted --shealways gets her man, Chours I,25Debate I5 Drama Club I,2,3,45G,A,A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Northern Light Staff I,2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Warriorettes 1, 2.3. MICHALKE, JOHN lf there isn't acircus. start one your- self. Baseball 25 Basketball 2, 35 Chorus 45 Class Play 35 Golf 3. 45 Football 2,3,4g1ntl'3l'IluI31S 35 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 25 Visual Aids 4. MICHNA, CAROLYN 'I'm always in haste, but never in a hurry, Band 2.3.45 Drama Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2.3.45 G.A.A. 2.3.45 Noonites 2.3.45 Orchestra 3,45 Prom Committee 3. MILLER, DONALD fDonj One of our boxing stars, he also shines at night, Football 45 Letter 45 Noonites I,2, 3,45 Prom Committee 35 R Club 4, MOMMSEN, ARLENE Good -humored merriment twinkles in her eye. Band 2.3.45 F. H,A. 2.3.45 Vice President 45 Forensics 25 Latin Club 35 Noonites I,2, 3,45 Orchestra 2. 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Visual Aids 45 Transfer from Fort Meyers, Florida. MONSON, ELIZABETH Q B e tt yj S he 's rowing--not drifting! Vice President 45 Aurora Staff 45 Editor 45 Band 2,35 F,H,A. 1,25 G.A.A. 2.3.45 President 45 Library Staff4, Noonites 1.2.3.4, Northern Light Staff 3.4, Or- chestra 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3.4, Visual Aids 2. NELSON, DOROTHY She's charming, nice and tall. having qualities liked by all, Aurora Staff4, Band 3.4, Chorus 1, Choir 2.3.4, President 4, Small Chorus 3.4, Triple Trio 3.4, NETZ, CLIFFORD Stately and tall as he moves in the hall. Band 1.2.3.4, Noonites I,2.3,4, Orchestra 2.3, Photography 4. NEWVILLE, MARLYEN Don't study your lesson, lessen your study, Patrol Boy 3. NORMAN. PHILIP fPhilj He can rate. orate, and de- bate, Aurora Staff 4, Band 1.2, 3.4, Golf 4, Debate 1.2. 3.4, Letter 3.4, Intramurals I.2,3,4: Photography 2, ODASH. MARIORIE A galwho iscute and happy. As our majorette. she's really snappy. Aurora Staff 4, Band 2. 3.4, Drama Club 2.3, F.H.A. 2.3, G.A,A, 2,3,4, In- tramurals 3,4, Northern Light Staff 3.4, Orchestra 3.4, Prom Committee 3. OFFORD, CHARLES The world is for him who is patient. F,F, A. 2.3.4, Noonites 2.3.4. OFFORD, JANET Quiet, but you nevercan tell, F, H, A, 2, 3.4, Secretary 3, G. A, A, 2, 3.4, Secretary 4, Noonites 2, 3.4, Northern Light Staff 3.4. OLIVER, ROBERT QBobJ What's the use of studying when there are so many other things to do? Baseball 4, Noonites 1.2, 3. 4. PAKOSTA. AGNES From Haugen she came. to win great fame. Transfer from Haugen 2, G.A,A. 2.3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Latin Club 3: Noonites 2.3.4, Northem Light Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Visual Aids 3. PIERCE, VIVIAN At times quiet. at times gay, She has moods tosuit the day. Choir2. 3.4, G, A. A. 3.4, Noonites Il 2l 30 PLENTY, DALE I have survived! Football 2, In- tramurals 1, QUINN, KENNETH Schooll Ido drop in occasionally, Noonites 2, 3.4, Track 3.4, ROGOWSKI, MAXINE Of her many nice things are whispered about, But the one we like best is, 'She's a good scout. ' Band 2, Drama Club 2.3, F. H,A. 2.3.4, G, A, A., 2, 3.4, Noonites 2, 3.4, Prom Committee 3. ROGSTAD. ROBERT fBobQ Fun is the spice of life, and I like plenty of seasoning, Band I,2, Cheerleader 3.4, Letter 3.4, Orchestra 2, Prom Committee 3, RUDE, GERALD He turned his radio to the air, the wave length settled in his hair, Basketball 1.2, Football 1.2, Intramurals 3.4, Noonites I,2,3p Prom Committee 3, Track 1.2.4, Visual Aids 2. RUST, RAMONA She'll smile for you. and you'll smile for her, Chorus 1, Choir 2. 3.4, Forensics 4, Noonites 1, 2, 3.4, Small Chorus 4, Triple Trio 3.4. RYAN. NANCY She makes friends like she makes baskets, G.A.A, 1.2.3.4, Letter 2, Intramurals I,2,3, 4, Latin Club 3.4, Noonites1.2.3.4, Northern Light Staff 1.2.3.4, Photography 3. SCHENK, RICHARD fDickl I like to think of all the roads that lead away from here. F.F. A. 1. 2. 3.4, Letter 3, Library Staff 3, Letter 3, Noonites I,2, 3.4, Patrol Boy 2, 3.4, Lieutenant 4. SCHIEFFER, IOHN ln football he was a star. that's why Rice Lake advanced so far, President 2, Vice President 3, Baseball 2.3.4, Letter 2. 3.4,Basketball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 3,4:lI1It3l'Ill1l'a1S 3.4, Noonites 2. 3.4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Club 3.4, Vice President 3, President 4. SCHIEFFER, WILLIAM QBilly My days are swifter than a weaver's shuttle, F,F,A, I,2.3,4, Football3.4,Intra- murals 2.3.4, Noonites 1.2.3.4, Prom Committee 3, SCHMIDT. GERMAINE As merry as the day is long. Chorus 1, F.H,A. 1.2.3.4, Noonites 1.2.3.4, SCOTT, WALTER Home. home on the farml F.F.A, I,2,3,4,NO0I1iteS 1.2.3.4, SHEARROW, KENNETH A good -natured and friendly lad, Band I.2,3.4, Chorus 2,3,4, F.F.A, I,2,3.4, Letter 2. 3.4, Noonites 1.2. 3.4, Small Chorus 3.4. SHEARROW, WILLIAM QBilD Our country gentleman. Band 1.2.3.4, Chorus 2.3.4, F.F.A, I.2,3,4, Letter 3, 4, Noonites l,2.3.4. SHEFFER, ELLEN Her fate is undecided. Her love is un- divided, Choir 3.4, Drama Club 3, G.A.A, 1.2.3, Photography 1.2. SIMENSON, BEVERLY Uiootsl l love him when he's near, but when he's gone. there are others just as dearf Drama Club 2.3, G.A.A, 2.3.4, Noonites 2.3, Northern Light Staff 2, 3, Photography 3,4. SIMENSON, KATHLEEN Qliayj Whenjoy and duty clash, let duty go to smash.. Drama Club 2,3, G, A. A. 2,3,4, Noonites 2, 3, Northern Light Staff 2, 3, Photography 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Prom Committee 3, Warriorettes 3, SIREK, ALBERT CAD After the game is over, after the field is clear, straighten my nose and shoulder--and help me find my ear. F,F.A, I,2,3,4gF00tba1l2,3,4, Letter 3,4, Noonites 1,2,3,4,Prom Committee 3, RadioClub 4, SIREK, GEORGE All the world's a stage and all I want to do is be a player. ffootbally Baseball 4, F,F.A, I,2, 3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Letter 4, Intramurals 3,4, Noonites 1, 2, 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Visual Aids 4. SMITH, PHYLLIS It doesn't take noise to make person- ality, Band 2, 3,4, Noonites I,2, 3,4, SMRCKA, CHARLES A live wire is loose! Band I,2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, F.F. A, I,2, 3,4, Vice President3,4, Foot- ball 4, Intramurals I,2, Noonites r,2,3,4, Mayor 4, SORENSON, DONALD QDonj Slim, sleek, slick, seldom silly. F,F.A,r,2,3,4,Secretary4z N00niIeS I,2,3,4. SPAETE, BEVERLY The blush is beautiful, but some- times inconvenient. Chorus 3, G. A,A, l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Noonites 1,2,3,4,Northern Light Staff I,2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Warriorettes 3, SPRAGUE, BERTRAM Life is a game of football with time out for dating. Band 2, Football 2, 3,4, Letter 3,4, Intramurals 2,4, Noonites I,2,3,4g R Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Track I,2,4, Visual Aids 4. STAEBELL, DONALD QDonj He's cultured -agricultured, Choir 4, F, F, A. 2, 3,4, President 4, Noonites 2, 3,4, STEARNS, DONNA A music-minded girl Band I,2, 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Drama Club 1, G, A, A, 1,2,3, Girls' Glee Club I, Noonites 4, Northern Light Staff 3, Prom Committee 3. STENSETH, BARBARA QBobbiej Her silence has many advantages. Band I,2, Drama Club 2,3,4, G,A.A. 2, 3,4, Library Staff 4, Noonites 2, 3,4, Photography 4, STODOLA, IRA I call her great because she con- quered me, Band I,2, F,F.A, 1,3, Noonites I,2,3,4, Patrol Boy 3,4, STODOLA, RICHARD fDicky All great menwere small, Look at Napoleon and Caesar, Intramurals 2, 3 , 4, Noonites 2.3. SWANSON,JANET Oh me, oh myl--it's OITICYIN Transfer from Haugen 3, Noonites 4, TAYLOR, JANET She carries ona conversation with her eyes, Secretary -Treasurer I,Chorus I, 2, 3,4,Class Play 3, Drama Club2,3,4, President4, Drama Club Plays1,4, Forensics2,4, -Letter 2, G.A.A, I,2,3,4g Northem Light staff I,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Small Chorus 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4,'secretary-Treasurer 4, Warriorettes 3. TSCHERNACH, TERESA Oft on summer evenings studies she the stars, Chorus I, Choir 2, 3,4, F. H, A, I,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Letter 3, Forensics 2, Noonites I,2, 3,4, G.A.A, 2,3,4. VESPERMAN, MARGARET We are all looking forward to the time when she will be the first lady president. Aurora staff 4, Band I, Class Play 3, Debate, I,2,3,4,Letter2, 3,4, Drama Club I,2, 3,4, Drama Club Playsz, 3,Forensics I,2,3,4, Letter 1,2,3,4, G.A.A, i,2,3,4,Latin Club 1, 2, 3,4, President 3, Northern Light Staffz, 3,4, Photography 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary -Treasurer4, Prom Committee 3, Radio Club I,2,3,4, Teen-Time 3,4, Spanish Club I,2,3,4, President 3, Student Council lg Warriorettes I,2, 3. VOELKER, MAYNARD Comic books are his study guide. Band 1,2,3,4,Basketball 2, F,F.A, 1,2,3,4,Intramura1s I,2,3,4, Noonites I,2,3,4, Orchestra I,2,3,4, Track 2, Visual.Aids 2. 3. VOTRUBA, MARY ANN A giggle is worth a thousand groans, Drama Club 4, F. H. A, l,2,3,4, G,A. A. 3,4, Noonites I,2,3,4. WANEK, ROBERT fBobJ Every man has a hobby, mine's music, Band I,2,3,4, President 3, F,F.A, 1,23 Intra- murals 2, 3, Noonites I,2, 3,4, Judge 4, Orchestra I,2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Visual Aids 3. WARD, ROBERT QBobQ There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy, F,F.A, I,2,3,4, Intramurals I, 2,3,4, Noonites l,2,3,4, Track 4, WEED, LOIS The more I see men, the more I like horses, Noonites I,2,3,4. WHITNEY, NANCY I love the high schooldays,but ohl how I love the high school nights, Choir 2,3,4, F.H.A, 2,3, G.A.A, 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, Northem Light Staff 2, 3,4, Photography 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. WIESNER, PATRICIA fPatj I appear a quiet lass--but you don't know me. Band I,2, Noonites I,2, 3,4, ZIMMER, DOROTHY There's a mischievous twinkle in her eye. Chorus l,2,3, F. H. A, I,2, Noonites 1,2,4. 1 yfs gg xv A S ,,,..A s j , , f -'-vii: '7' 4 . -1 il gg Comics 5 1095: 5: - ' if ' x ,A 1 t 4 Q c.-L ssrs J U N O R O C F F I E R S Pres. . , . .Donny Rogstod Vice Pres. . . .Wayne Arnfson Sec.-Treos. . . . Diane Nelson sr?-Bud vs ff-if-. '---U1 ' 1 a i ROW 3: P, Selierz, L, Trunstad, B, Peterson, D, llngstad, R, Palmer, M, Srcltznci, G Riwn, W, Meyers, ROW 2: E,Ti1lung, l4,Ken11cdj,', W, W411Lers,ll, lliorsoii, M, lfuss, O, IIOYUIICIIILI, I., Plicrnutton, C, Siruk, D, Selileiss, ROW Ig A, Oberg, J, Slicarruw, C Sccor, G, Peterson, T, Richter, F, Rnyner, J, Searle, B, Pciersoii, 5 ROW 3: S, Collins, B, Arnold, D, Friele, D, Bailey, H, Ames, R, Anderson, W, Arntsnn, D, Cliristoplicrson, J, Cox, ROW 2: J, Chart, M, Buergi, M, Pliintz, S, Pierce, A, llcrglund, J, Cherney, M, Nelson, E, Orsund, J, Borofka, E, Fmiscr, ROW Ig V, Amans, N, Blirtlien, G, Cleveland, R, Crotteau, J, Cutsforth, M, Allies, R, Dodge, W, Allen, 8 0 is QQ ROW 3: L. Taylor, I, Williams, D, Siewert, J, Skrypek, L. Scolman, T, Uehlin, C. Snobl, C, Smith, ROW 2: R, Thompson, D. Nelson, V, VanBeek. I. Wiesner, I. Zimmerman, M. Mac Donald, A, Mullikin, B. Haus, D, Semerad, ROW 115, Michalke, M, MacPherson, C, Voelker, S. O'Brien, S, Rigler, R, Wampole, J. Wright, -Ms- 5,5 MW, Z zz was 2 ROW 3: D. Heidorn, M, Brunette, F. Moors, J, Lundgren, L, Heron, E, Kerber, I Johnson, D. Laveau, H, Livingston, R, Leonard, O, Halle, ROW 2: J, Lamkin, B Kinnick, S, Lewis, A. Halvorson, L, Lieffring, K. Haines, P, Luddington, J, Gannon J, Gruenhagen, D, Matteson, ROW I: R, Johnson, E, Kezer, D, Geary, C. Gerland, M Geisness, J, Hoegger, S, Herold, S, Mclnnis, M, Lund, Pres. ...... Roger Johnson Vice Pres. . . . . Fred Swan? Sec ,-Treos. . Shirley Hoegger i 5 i E ' 5 fl fn ?g Q' ',I 'Q I S I . ,Lk, Y ii ll il si Q L ' 2 L as 5 f 'E 3 E fi 1 4 El it 7 2 l 3 3 5 SQ i is Q is 5 il l i 3 . S 3 SSE l il ' 3 A Q Q l' 1 J -4 L 21 l L ii 5 L L ,L - ROW 3: T, Kursliinsky, S, Hoegger, P, Hakari, L, Gaedtke, B, Houts, J. Jacisin, L, l.21rSCl1Cid, R. Johnson, O, llegenbartlr, l-l, Gonske, S, Gunderson, W, Kubesh, D, Hazen, ROW 2: W, Larson, H, Glessing, S, Haynie, M, Lavaliere, L, Green, P, LaMere, S, Ilill, V, LeBlanc, J, Livingston, B, Hauek, B, Luell, A, Laatscli, D, Gorell, ROW 1: D, Kelnhnfer,1. Jones, E, Hedman, G, Kritch, S, Jensen, A, Leonard, M, llolmstrorn, A, Krizenesky, M, Kelly, D, Larson, I, Gross, Milli? H ii Vi fl fl 5' I U R' IQ ll :L glll L - 1' ' I3 . Q 'Q 5 V f f r r . 21 , , .KL sg.. ROW 4: B, Nerase, E, Oleson, E. Matron, W. Ryan, I. Parraw, I. Peterson, L. Mlejllfik, E, Olund, B, McGiffin, H, Offord, ROW 3: C, Radtke, J, Phernetton, J. Quinn, A, Roux, R, Saffert, R, Maneeke, D, Rudoll, D, Olson, S, Nelson, M, Olson, H, Neau, ROW 2: G, Podell, I, Newville, K, Mullikin, D, Starkey, J, Posta, D, Quinn, D, Walters, R, Rowe, G, Rabehl, G, Robarge, ROW I: L, Nelson,l. Peterson, R, Prine, J, Nichols, C, Oliver, J, Olson, K, McGough, gm u r 4, I 5 ROW 4: F, Swant, D, Syltc, R, Wold, j, Thomc, E, Zimmerman, I., Thom, R Schwacrcr, B, White, M, Svott, ROW 55 E, Wampflor, I, Stoll, I, Uchytil, M, Scott .-X, Voclkcr, G, Traicoff, B, Smrcka, A, Tanhc, W, Zabel, I, Tillnng, ROW 2: S Shimon, A, Zicroth, J, Smith, D, Wctzcl, G, Volck, K, Zieroth, C, Zimmcr, M Wuuthrich, S, Timblin, D, Wick, ROW 1: R, Wolxvorth, M, Sirck, P, Wickcns, D Votrnba, S, Willigcr, C, Snohl, .-X, Srmmons, J, Schicffer, K, Zieroth, I 5 r Q l 1 2 , . v l . , f ' . QL. A f i ROW 5: G, Frye, D, Brown, D, Engclsgjcrd, C, Anderson H, Dorcey, D, Drost, R Brunette, D, Anklcy, L, Lamkin, J. Casey, D, AnklCy. 1. Dietrich, ROW 2: M Danielson, L, Buckmaster, C, Allen, D, Frcclrickson, E, Foltz, V, Bncrgi, l,. Ewald, J, Cameron, J. Burton, E, Crotteau, E, Dcmers, D, Ellis, N, Bushland, ROW 11,1 Hathaway, M, Fink, G Hawk, G, Bartes, l,Baribcau, J. Colbert, S, Bollman, E Bergren, Y, Axberg, V,B1echinger, A, Brucggen, G. Konnedy. i Q r-,, gin KW vw 1:--Sr X rf r err gfeg rr '7 ' fi f-if Pres. ..... , .Bud Folstod Vice Pres, . Robert Honek Sec .-Trecs. . Sondra Chart ROW 3: C, Nelson, B, Vesperman, S, Schwers, L, Sheffer, A, Ostermann,J, Rubin D, Pluntz, S, Skoda, D, Thompson, A, Olson, ROW 2: R, Oberg, N, Olson, D, Southard D, Southard, W, Rahm, D, Secor, E, Zalesky, G, Roen, T, Reed, M, Sirck, J. Ucllytil ROW 1: S, Owens, B, Rachut, C, Wilcla, L, Wiesner, J, Shearrow, L, Votruba, B, Smith J. Reno, C, Walker, M, Norman, ROW 4: Lodahl, F, Koepp, B, Meents, N, Laatsch, J, Lovell, P, Nelson, ll, Novy, B Powell, ROW 3: M, Martinson, S, King, 1, McLeod, A, Stucky, P, Mark, N, Mullikin K, Lewis, M, Nctz, ROW 2: A, Skar, C, Koepp, ll, Mullikin, B, Kodcsh, B, Mackey L, Kringlc, G, Kolb, ROW I: S, Nutter, M, O'Bricn, S, Kamrath, S, Strand, M Kurtzhals, W, Prock, L. Kinnick, lla NW ROW 4g R, Johnson, K. Johnston, T, Hake, I, Hartz, A, Houts, R, llavel, P. Hickox J, Hanson, L, Svacina, ROW 3: L, Erb, G, Graven, F, Gruenhagen, M, Jones, E, Jilck D, Goodenough, D, Hughes, B, Hathaway, ROW 211, Bethke, N, lngwcll, K, Johnson l, Ilolstrom, E, Geary, G. Gygli, G, Drost, P, Stud-vla, ROW I: M, Holnrstrom, K Fetkenheuer, R, Hedman, J, Baurnbergcr, J. Jump, R, liredrickson, li, Hanson, :ra 4 r M i I ii li If 'Q ROW 43 O, Ekblad, R, Hzrnek, A, Folstad, R, Chartier, G, Al'1dCl'SOll,R, Frcdrickson, J, Doyle, D, Dahle, D, Carney, R, Curtis. ROW 3: J, Clark, I, Ankley, D, Alexander, R, Dirkes, J, Butler, M, Dorsey, 1, Bartels, J, Coates, B, Clark, ROW 2: P, Fink, D, Apfcl, J, Anderson, A, Fankhauser, L, Dostal, G, Evertson, F, Feneske, S, Antlerswn, P, B-wrgen, ROW 1: O, Crotteau, S, Clratt, K, Bartes, L, Anderson, B, Bronson, S, Alton, R, Fredrickson, P, Falkner, ROW 4: S, Reiten, I, Snrothers, M, Collins, K, Phillipsen, N, Collins, D, Gelrllioff, W, Foueh, R, Peterson, S Dyrland, ROW 3: K, Koekelman, S, Cole, D, Larson, B, Bailey, K, Thibedeau, R, Eastman, P, Arnevik, S, Jensen T, Danielson, ROW 21 T, Walters, M, Amborn, C, Olson, G, Halverson, B, Powell, W, llelberg, T, Bartlett, K Hodgson, ROW I: C, Repka, D, Lewis, S, Buckmaster, E, Olson, M, Stearns, D, Stearns, J, Brown, EIGHTH BHHDE fi nffx ROW 4: A, Walker, J, Stensetli, J, Stearns, M, Augst, R, Timblin, G, DeMars, C, Knutson, K, Zuhlke, ROW 3: P, Springer, W, Hanson, E, McElwee, J, Bundy, K, Hake, S, Nichols, S, Moore, M, Taylor, lf, Jackson, ROW 21 E, Wambold, J, Sclinicler, H, Olson, T, Moxness, R, Tyrell, B, Braatz, T, Barrels, A, Hom, ROW 11 G, Wetzel, K, Smith, D, Olson, R, Ellis, L, Waterhouse, B, Lind, J, Ritchie. 41 2 ! ROW 41 C, Webster, J, Forehand, B, Lindsley, C, Newville, T, Scherz, J, Zimmerman,M, Matteson, R, Hedblom, L, Brown, ROW 3: M, Phernetton, I, Gardner, F, Weincoff, D, Fredrickson, J, Skoda, C, Coleman, R, Volck, S, Brunette, L, Goodenough, T, Hugdahl, L. Olson. ROW 2, L, Sjostedt, S, Gerland, P, Spores, R, Fogarty, S Melin, J, Newville, A, Eytcheson, D, Bruha, D, Gilbert, R, Wetzel, D, Coleman, ROW Ig W, Fuss, C, Block, L,Watson, J, Johnson, M, Mulliken, J, Cole, M, Chartier, L, Flynn, C, Coleman, G, Miller, SEVENTH BHHIJE Ti Q v ri ROW 41 J, Gore, N, Eastman, F, Friess, S, Knutson, L, Stoltenberg, L, Mallo, P, Cook, B, Johnson, K, Shudlick, K, Engesether, J, Gerland, ROW 3: R, Scheurer, D, McRell, K, Berg, R, Brunette, J, Kleusch, I, Steltzner, S, Turner, T, Gorell, R, Brown, D, Russeau, ROW 2: J, Coon, N, Osterman, E, Lindstrom, J, Breed, E, Matton, R, Podel1,.M, Rahm, L, Craig, S, Johnson, R, Aamoclt, ROW I:R, Scheurer, C, Jones, E, Halle, J, Borgen, M, Siewert, D, Paul, N, Rude, C, Kiper, I, Ivy, l'-.5 3 Ili- 'Q R uf? IIQYQS. OR i k' ACTIVITIES UUHCEHT 'SM ROW 3: P, Smith, R, Prine, S, Chart, J, Johnson, I, C, Secor, G, Peterson, S, O Brien, F, Moors, D, Nelson Anderson, ROW 21 D, Halllng, S, Bollman, L, Kleven, S, Hill, L, Gerland, ROW I: W, Meyers, P, Luddington, R, Fredrickson, D, Larson, A, Halvorsen, M, Odash, C, Secor, L, Phernetton, D, Feldrrreier. Drum Major, C, Netz, P, Hakari, M, Oclash, P, Jones, D, Wold, M, Hyllengren, STANDING: D, Felclmeier, L, Hanson, D, Avery. SITTING B, Wanek, V, LeBlanc, C, Netz, J. Colbert, D, Goodenough, 44 BHHD STANDING: R, Johnson, D, Bailey, B, Friele, SITTING: B, M. Voelker, C, Smrcka, G, Traicoff, L, Sheffcr, B, Mc- Ncrase, G, Roen, J, Baker, L, Phernetton, K, Johnston, S, Giffin. Haynie, I, Shea rrow, L, Gaedtke, M, Buergi, M, Nelson, T, Richter. Band Director, Mr, Sly, A, Mommsen, R, Johnson, C, Michna, S, Gunderson, M, ROW 5: D, Carney, H, Hegna, L, Buckmaster, ROW 2: D Steltzner, I. Gannon, A, Halvorsen, V, Buergi, Gorell, C, Voelker, K, Shearrow, B, Shearrow, ROW I: D 45 Anderson, D, Stearns, G, Ask, P, Norman, Fllllllltlllllll BHHU UUH BUSU SEHSUH The T952-1953 season has beena very busy one for the Rice Lake High School Band. One of the most active organizations in school, we inauguarated our season the first week of school by performing during the half-time at the Menomonie-Rice Lake football game, and thereafter at all home games. The highlight of our marching season was Homecoming, where we made a dancing hula girl. We were happy to attend the Eau Claire State College Homecoming, where our band march- ed in the parade and maneuvered before the game. The Fall season also saw such activities as the Band Carnival, Tag Da , appearance at the Senator Nixon rally here in Rice Lake, Armistice Day program, InstrumentafIClinic at Rice Lake, and Eau Claire, and the ioint Christmas Concert with the vocal department December I8. The future promises to be equally busy. Ahead lies the basketball season, the Massed Band Clinic at Lad smith, where bands from Bruce, Tony, Cameron, Winter, Weyerhauser, Rice Lake, and Ladyysmith will combine to form one huge band and present anafternoon concert. Members from each band will be chosen to form an All-Star Band, and they will present a concert in the evening. Next is our Spring Concert, March 26. Then we turn to the approach- ing District Music Festival here in Rice Lake, which is May 9. Starred ratings for solos and en- sembles received at this festival entitle the students to participate in the State Festival at Madison. Preceding this is our Pre-Festival Concert. Our season doesn't end with the closing of school in May. During the summer the band will participate in Memorial Day and Flag Day observances, summer concerts, Rice Lake Water Carnival, and the Barron County Fair. A busy season? Yes, but a most enioyable one. 46 JUHIUH BHHIJ STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Wolworth, Bruce Kirkham, Spencer Turner, Sandra Moore, Tom Hake, David Sccor, Kath- leen Kockelman, Kathryn Hodgson, Geraldine Halvorsen, Carmen Jones, ,lacquelyn Brown. ROW 2, LEFT: Don McRell, Sandra Gerland, Geraldine Gygli, Carol Koepp, Charlotte Brommer. ROW I, LEFT: Tim Moxness, Tom llugdahl, Jill Ritchie, Dob- orah Lewis, Janice Stoik, JoAnn Shearrow. CENTER: Shirley Nichols, Gloria Wetzel, Sandra Schwers, Carol Walker, llazel Mullikin, ,Ioan Borgen, Lorraine Sjostedt, Richard Aamodt, Roger Ellis, Sonya Lodahl, Paul Johnson, Virginia VanBcek, David Giddings, Rene Rogstad, Rhoda Fredrickson, Charles Fleagle. ROW 1, RIGHT: Adeline Voelker, Lennea Nelson, Joan Bothkc, Eileen Morneau, Roger Tyrell. ROW 2, RIGHT: Terry Gorell, David Olson, Mary Ann Taylor, Donald Gilbert, Sally Owens, James O'Del1, Eugene Trulson, Merritt Brown. The Junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Sly, is composed of fifty-nine Jr. High and grade school members. Their activities during the past year consisted of tag day, assisting at football games and two Dublic appearances- the pre-festival concert, and the cadet band spring concert, ln additon, all of the members are actively preparing solos or small ensembles prior to entering the Spring Music Festival. This year, due to an extremely high number of new players, the Cadet Band is entering in Class D. PHHIITIBE IHHHES PERFECT 47 W if 1 Q CQNW fill :Ml ll fl lm ull .WI H'9 3UHU0l CHUM' ROW 3: J. Dietrich, R, Leonard, D, Mark, H, Livingston, O, Halle, L, Thoni, D, Staebell, J, Michalke, F, Moors, D, Sylte, W, Shearrow, ROW 2: T, Kurshinsky, D, Geary, E, Sheffer, N Whitney, D, Nelson, D, Fredrickson, D, Wetzel, E, Crotteau, M, Hill, M, Holmstrom, K Shearrow, E, Tillung, ROW 1: Y, Krahenbuhl, D, Baumberger, T, Tschernach, L, Amans, K Haines, R, Dodge, P, Mark, W, Allen, J, Shearrow, R, Rust, G, Cleveland, Mr, Rindlisbacher, ROW 3: M, Mac Donald, L, Rake, S, Hill, B, Hours, E, Olund, D, Engelsgjerd, B, McGiffin, R, Johnson, R, Arnold, C, Radtke, E, Kerber, M, Buergi, ROW 3: J, Butler, Y, Axberg, J, Burton, J, Wiesner, C, Secor, I. Taylor, S, Hoegger, J, Livingston, C, Zimmer, P, Wickens, V, Pierce, G, Podell, H. Thorson. ROW I: I, Tillung, M, Geisness, I. Wright, A, Oberg, G, Ask, I. Peter son, D, Avery, D, Stearns, A, Zieroth, J. Searle, F, Rayner, D, Starkey. 48 JUHIUH HIGH CHUHUS il , l ROW 4: S, Dyrland, R, Peterson, B, Bailey, D, Larson, S, Reiten, K, Phillipsen, L, Stoltenberg, D, Gehlhoff, J. Bundy, I, Stearns, N, Collins, C, Newville, Mr, Rindlisbacher, ROW 3: R, Wetzel, M, Collins, K, Kockelmarl, I. Zimmerman, M. Matteson, F, Friess, B, Johnson, K, Shudlick, , E, Halle, T, Scherz, I, Smothers, S. Brunette, ROW 2: R, Fogarty, N, Rude, C, Block, D, Bruha, S. Cole, K, Thibedeau, R, Podell, W, Helberg, M, Siewert, N,Osterman, T, Danielson, R, Aamodt, L, Flynn, ROW I: M, Stearns, D, Steams. I. Brown, M. Rahm, D, Paul, C, Jones, S, Johnson, L, Craig, T, Bartlett, S, Buckmaster, E, Olson, M, Chartier, N 3: S. Hill, M, Hill, D, Nelson, ROW 2: K, ROW 3: D, Mark, J. Taylor, D, Nelson, M, Hill, R, nes, R, Dodge, R, Rust. ROW 1: D, Stearns, D, Leonard. ROW2: K, Shearrow, K, Haines, J. Wiesner, ary, A, Oberg, R, Dodge, L, Thoni, ROW I: F. Moors, G, Ask, R, Rust, D, Geary, E. Tillung. 49 gk HH H Ii' H l H IH' HIGH SUHUIH UHUHUS cami- x 2 -1 ROW4: P, Nelson, H, Gonske, L, Thoni, J, Michalke, A, Houts, D. Drost, D,O1son, J, Phemettgn' E, Oleson, Mr, Rindlisbacher, ROW 3: E, Demers, G. Traicoff, A, Stucky, L, Erb, A, Olson, A, Voelker, S, Anderson, J. Newville, J, Nichols, L, Ewald, ROW 2: R, Fredrickson, A, Mullikln, C, Oliver, A, Simmons, L, Anderson, C. Holmstrom, S, Lewis, K, Zieroth, S, Timblin, J, Schieffer, ROW Ig S, King, C, Wilda, K, Zieroth, S, Nelson, K, McGough, L, Nelson, B, Rachut, J, Shearrow, ROW 4: L, Lamkin, B, Kinnick, I. Jacisin, D, Rudoll, E, Orsund, C. Nelson, D. Dahle,W, Clark, I, Clark, ROW 3: D. Pluntz, B, Subrt, D, Schleiss, S, Alton, I, Rubin, L, Kringle, A, Osterman, N, Bushland, B, Smith, ROW 2: V. Blechinger. I. Jones, B, Hargrave, B, Morgan, E, Geary, I, Smith. I. Baurnberger, L, Dostal, P, Falkner. ROW I: A, Brueggen, I. Baribeau, R, Oberg, R, Hedman, M, Alnes, M, Sirek, O, Crotteau, A, Skar. 50 HIIHIIHH STHFF EDITOR: ..... ....... . Betty Monson ASSISTANT EDITOR: . . . . Marlene Buergi SPORTS EDITOR: . . ...... Fred Moors PHOTOGRAPHY: . . . .......... Bruce Nerase BUSINESS MANAGERS: ....... Jo Cowell, Roberta Wampole SENIOR EDITORS: .... Margaret Vesperman, La Vaughn Gerland JUNIOR EDITORS: . ..... Marion Hill, Jeanne Hoegger FEATURE EDITORS: . Margel Pluntz, Phil Norman Winifred Allen ART: . . . Ann Leonard, Diane Nelson, Lois Heron TYPISTS: . . . Marjorie Odash, Mary Jane Crotteau Shirley Hathaway, Dorothy Nelson l ADVISORS: . .... Nelle Foley, Joan Blom 9 5 5 0 s.:Q..h if fer? JOB H53 ' :IIT x ft if 4 I I if : AURORA I ga 191 emu 'if H OFFICERS Vuce President . Arlene Mommsen Secretory .Myra Alnes ' Q .. N I ,mu 4 1 ll I '-m President. . . .Marlene Buergi r 9 ' 0 H.H ROW 4: S, Anderson, V, Buergi, C, Michna, M, Rogowski, J, Offord, S, Haas, J, Rubin M, Pluntz, D, Pluntz, A, Olson, L, Kringle, J, Livingston, ROW 3: G, Gygli, L, Dostal C, Zimmer, K, Zieroth, L, Ewald, S. Tlmblin, D, Hughes, D, Ellis, M, Nelson, D, Geary I, Wiesner, K, Lewis, ROW 2: B, Jones, C, Baumberger, C, Oliver, L, Anderson, J, Schieffer A, Zieroth, A, Oberg, I. Newville, A, Simmons, R, Oberg, ROW In S, Bollman, K, Zieroth M, Alnes, G, Cleveland, C, Voelker, M, Buergi, A, Mommsen, T. Tschemach, J. Jones J, Baribeau. 17' ROW 4: S. Alton, G, Traicoff, V, VanBeek, M. Scott, E. Foltz E. Crotteau, D, Wenzel B, Houts, E. Rabehl, A, Voelker, B, Friele, ROW 3: I. Smith, L, Erb, I, Shearrow, J Colbert, N, Bushland, R, Prine, G, Schmidt, C, Walker, C. Holrnstrom, B. Hathaway, P Falkner, ROW 2: L, Votruba, G, Peterson, R, Crotteau, Y, Axberg, l. Burton, M, Crotteau L, Nelson, C. Secor, J. McLeod, O Crotteau, ROW 1: Miss Brimer. I. Searle. I. Peterson S, Kamrath, A, Brueggen, R, Johnson, T, Richter, J, Shearrow, B, Rachut, A, Skar, S Strand. v -i-.3.'5'Iw .N OFFICERS G Q 0 Pres. . . . . . . Don Staebell Qaoonvloflvo Vice Pres. . Charles Smrcka C ,Q 9 Sec. . . . Don Sorenson 6 3 Treas . . . Ed Orsund .9 U Reporter . . . Al Sirek S' Q, 6 Sentinel ......... Bill Shearrow QQIQVLTTRQ Q U M0 D ROW 4-J, Doyle, C, Buergi,D. Stoebell, A.Sirek, D, Sorenson, L, Thoni, A, Hours, D. Drost, M, Voelker, C, Kringle O, Hegenbarth, D, Rogstad, R, McGiffin, W, Scott, R, Schenk, E. Oleson. ROW 3-G, Sirek, H. Neau, G, Roubal, H, Livingston, M, Scott, D, Secor, W, Schieffet, H, Gonske, R, Scheutet, E, Orsund, R, White, R, Smith, W, Shearrow, J, Gohr. I. Boroika, C, Nelson, ROW 2-E, Wampfler, K, Shearrow, R, Saffert, W, Baumberget, R, Smrcka, J Peterson, R, Fredrickson, C. Smrcka, C. Offord, I, Ti11ung,E, Tillung, W, Zabel, K. Kennedy, L, Svacina, M O'Brien, ROW I-Mr, Solheim, G, Hathaway, G, Rabehl, B, Meents, G. Drost, R, Fredrickson, J, Bulter, J, Coates I, Reed, C. Schulten, K. Fetkenheur, D, Starky, D. Alexander, F. Koepp. J. Uchytil, M, Sirek, l.l.H. lHE llllElESS lllllHIlEHS A The Rice Lake Chapter of F. F. A. was organized in l929 by Mr. I. O. Hembre, the first agriculture instructor in this high school. Many of the former F. F. A. advisors have settled down on farms. At present we have sixty-six members in the F. F. A. We are one of the most active organizations in the school, partly because we also have a State Association of F. F. A. and a National Association of F. F. A. Each fall the F. F. A. members decide on a definite program of work for the year, appoint the committees and then accomplish their obiectives. Some of the activities that we have each year are: Parent and Son Banquet, Leadership Training School, Basketball Team, Camping Trip or Educational Tour. ln addition to those activities, we perform services for the farmers of the area such as, milk testing, soil testing, having available for use such things as, electric calf dehorner, electric cow clippers, elastrator, hoof trimmers, and butchering tools. Each year the local F. F. A. bo spurchase something usefulfor the agriculturalde artment. We have purchas- ed an adding machine, electric timing clock, computor books, allanecessary for milk testing, put S25. towards the two-way speaker, built one hundred new bulletin boxes and put chrome stripping around the tables in the agriculture room. The necessary money for all the activities is secured through the sales we make at the foot- ball games, and selling ice cream, cand , gum, peanuts, and popcorn during noon hours at high school. We also sell F. F. A. pencils, pocket knives, and deerskin gloves. The highlight of the year is the Parent and Son Banquet. We also invite the high school faculty and the Board of Education, which brings the total attendance to approximately 225 people. HUUHITE CHU PUP. 385 ROW 2: Mr, Ritzinger, O, Hegenbarth, C, Kringle, B. Friele, Miss Fritz, G. Sirek, R, Fredtickson, ROW 1: M, Hill S, Hathaway, B. Monson, R. Leonard, C, Smrcka, B. Wanek, M. Buergi, A. Mommsen. SUIHE IIUUHITE HUTIVITIES N Ai - CLOTHING DRIVE MUSIC xg it x .1 ,, ,. k,?ki,- h A. PING PONG CHECKERS 54 President . . Charlotte Secor' Secretary. . .Janet Offord Treasurer . . Carol Voelker OFFICERS 'wa ROW 41 B, Amans, E, Crotteau, G, Volck, A, Leonard, C, Allen, P, Mark, L, Sheffer, L, Rake, C. Radtke, N, Ryan, A, Voelker, B, Bronson. ROW 3: S, Chatt, R, Johnson, H, Mullikin, P, Hickox, J, Wright, J, Hoegger, R, Wampole, J. Cameron, C, Secor, K, Haines, C, Walker, ROW 2: M, Melin, M, MacDonald, T, Tschernach, G, Cleveland, L, Kleven, A, Bonebrake, L, Green, L. Nelson, Y, Axberg, J, Burton, C, Voelker, ROW I: Miss Feeney, G, Ask, D. Feldmeier, D, Stearns, D, Avery, J. Searle, M, Kurtzhals, V, Gerland, D, Baumberger, N, Olson, K, Johnson, N, Ingwell, ROW 4: P, Luddington, M, Lund, S, O'Brien, L, Heron, D, Nelson, M, Steltzner, M, Buergi, B, Stenseth, M, Rogowski, C, Michna, S, Haas, ROW 3: S, Mclnnis, N, Barthen, V, Amans, K, Simenson. I. Frank, A, Chemey, B, Spaete, J, Offord, J, Lund, J, Baker, M, Vesperman. J. Taylor, ROW 2: M, Odash, S, Rigler, C, Gerland, M, Nelson, L, Kezer, S, Lodahl, S. Owens, S, Nelson, M, Holmstrom, G, Podell, D, Kelnhofer. ROW I: J. Olson, B, Monson, K, McGough, S, Michalke, S, Herold, M, Hyllengren, P, Jones, L, Amans, B, Slmenson,Y, Krahenbuhl, M. Fish. 55 Pllllllll BUUS ROW 2: D, Olson, J. Peterson, D. Ewald, D. Secor, D. Avery. ROW I: R, Schenk, I. Stodola, Mr, Newton, L. Lam- Rin, L, Lieffring, Little is said about this deserving group of patrolmenp yet it is their duty to see that we all get home safe and sound every day. The patrol boys comprise one of the most worthwhile organizations our school has instituted. Their only compensation other than a Feeling of satisfaction is a weekly pass to the theater. Although they may be responsible for our being a minute or two later than usual, it is well to realize that they are there for our protection. The next time you are tempted to dash across the street, remember Safety First Lieutenant R Schenk' MR. WILBUR NEWTON Co captains D Ewald D Avery Safety Education Director E:-.v cts!-i :-Iv-. 9:3 '- 'if L... .i , 77 77 I ' I . - , I . . DEBHTE STANDING:Miss VandeBerg, R. Johnson, M. Norman, K. Johnston, D. Larson, Miss Kinnett. SITTING: M. Vesperman, J. Cameron, R. Wampole, P. Norman. Although the debators have been few this year, they have worked hard looking up information about the topic. This year the issue confronting them was: Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact Nations Should Form a Federal Union. Both squads attended several debates at Eau Claire and the sectional at Chippewa Falls. runfnslcs gg STANDING: P. Hakari, M. Vesperman, M. Norman, R. Johnson, L. Rake, G. Peterson, MissKinnett, H.Mu11ikin, Miss VandeBerg, Miss Wright, Mr. Cramer, A. Halvorson, S, I-Ioegger, B. Bronson, S. O'Brien, B. Hauck, B.Arno1d. SITTING: K. Johnston J. Taylor, P. Jones, J. Cameron, R. Wampole, D. Larson, D. Feldmeier, G. Ask. The speakers of our high school worked hard the second semester preparing their forensic presentations . They entered into local competition where the top people were chosen to go on to district and state contests. The divisions of forensics are serious and humorous declamotions, extemporaneous reading and speaking, orations and four-minute speeches. Q STANDING: B. Hanek R Johnson D Hal11ngfPres1dentJ C Knutson, W Arnrson P Arnevik SEATED V Gerland fSec Treasurerj G Kolb A few of the things this organization has supervised this year are Homecoming, the Harvest Hop, concessions at the games, the social calendar, the score sheets, and athletic programs and the awards. This year the State Convention was held at Eau Claire. Those attending were Ann Leonard, Judy Olson, Betty Monson, Carol Walker, Gerrie Kolb, and Diane Nelson. Under the guidance of Miss Olson, the Stu- dent Councllhas made our school a better place in which to work. VISUHL HIUS STANDING: Mr. Rirzinger, B, Sprague, F. Hake, D. Halling, D, Ewald, L, Hanson, H, Arnes, J, Peterson. J. Williams, J, Anderson, W. Baumberger. SITTING: C, Kringle, B. Haynie, H, Hartz, B, Amans, D, Avery, A. Mommsen, D. Ander- son, G, Sirek. Thanks and appreciation go to the visual aid workers for the efficient iob they have done in making our classes more interesting with the use of motion pictures and other types of visual aid Puoiuisnnpuu cum .f'4lx ' ROW 3: P, Jones, F. Hake, W, Nutter, C. Kringle, C, Netz, B. McGiffin, L. Lieffring, Mr, Ritzinger. ROW 2: Mr, Gibbs, N. Barthen, B, Simenson, Y. Krahenbuhl, V, Amans, M, Norman, K, Johnston, H, Mullikin, M, Fish, ROW 1: N. Ryan, L, Amans, R. Johnson, M. Vesperman, V. Gerland, K, Simenson, J, Gannon, D, Feldmeier, The annual staff would like to thank the members of the Photography Club for their help with some of the photography in our book. A ,, , 'gig 'b fi, Sf' , C LIBHHRU STHFF D, Matteson, C. Allen, G, Cleveland, D, Anderson, D, Feldmeier, B, Monson, N. Barthen, Miss Olson, ROW 4: L. Rake, LHHGUHGE CLUB C. Radtke, W. Arntson, F. Moors, D, Mark, D. Halling, D.Friele B. Nerase, N, Ryan, P. Mark, ROW 3: S, Rigler, J, Cameron, S, Hill, C, Allen, A v Leonard, B,Frie1e, K, Haines, P, Luddington, V. Buergi, M, Danielson, ROW 2: S fl Michalke, P. Jones, M. Melin, J. Taylor, M, Vesperman, K, McGough, R, Kokesh, H 'I E Hartz, G, Volck, H. Thorson, ROW I: Miss Blom, D. Feldmeier, V. Gerland, S. Herold 2:-.1 .ii f G. Kolb. J. Olson, I. Kubes, M, Hyllengren, I. Hoegger, B. Bronson, Mr. Cramer, IIUHTHEHH LIGHT ROW 4: P, Jones, J. Burton, E. Crotteau, S, Jensen, A, Leonard, C. Allen, L. Gaedtke, V. LeBlanc, Offord, G. Roen, J, Gannon, M. Kelly, M. Norman. ROW 3: M. Melin, M. Vesperman, J, Taylor, Geary, J. Wiesner, A, Krlzenesky, B, Bronson, C. Voelker, C, Secor, M, Odash, S. l-loegger, J. Rake, ROW 2: K, Johnson, N. Olson, V. Gerland, M. l-lyllengren, A. Cherney, W, Allen, C. Gerland, E, Kezer, M. Lund, J. Wright, J. Hoegger, R. Wampole, D. Larson. ROW I: G. Ask, D, Feldmeier Hathaway, D. Baumberger, K. McGough, Y. Axberg, M. Alnes, S, Nelson, J, Olson, M, Holmstrom, Nomar N ucur ' hed er. Pubns, , Light' out School Pgihe happenings , he Nonhem s iilfmmed 0 ervision T ch month to keep uls under the able sup ODCC ea chO01v a our S and in and awun . B Wpisffw- ' . 5' 31115 n , nd of Miiieafffh Camisa of ffxlfia-a AmanSai.edQui211v awrs. W1 ople av . - mimeogaiaciielier assiST-ant' Thisinxilreresdng and m may WHS at to bring YO d all ye worked ha' iorrnaUVe Pape' N. Ryan, J I. Lund, D Cameron, L S. Mclnnis, , M. Fish, S N, lngwell UIHSHIIIGTUH PLHUEHS ROW 4: W. Meyers, R, Brunette, R, McGiffin, J. Cowe1l,J. Tay1orQPres.J, B, Stenseth, C, Radtke, L, Rake, I. GannonfV, Pres,j, G, Roen, S, O'Brien, ROW 3: C, Allen A, Leonard, G, Volck, W. Allen, I. Burton, M, Lund, J. Chemey, R, Johnson, K, Johnston, P. Luddington, S, Herald, ROW 2: M, Vesperman, S, Michalke, S, Rigler, J. Cameron, R, Wampole, J, Hoegger, I. Wright, D, Geary. I. Olson, D. Larson, M, MacDonald. ROW I: J. Cutsforth., G, Podell, Y, Axberg, H, Mullikin, G, Peterson, L, Green, A, Bonebrake, L, Kleven, G, Ask QSec. Treas,7, D, Feldmeier, Miss Wright, NIE-HCT PLHEIS el f q . , A , Q , .pw rx 3 THE CASE OF THE CRUSHED PETUNIAS Geraldine Cleveland Roger Brunette Susan Michalke Bob McGiffin 62 KA lllIE-Hill PLHUS 1 A QUESTION OF FIGURES Roberta Wampole Carole Allen Darlene Feldmeier Darlene Larson Jennifer Cameron Judy Wright THE RED KEY Janet Taylor Sharon O'Brien Jo Cowell 63 Director: Miss Wright Q H ll H ll 5 a J l .' I - U '1 J QUEEN VONNIE Norma Englund, Vonnie Gerlcmd, Vonnie Krahenbuhl, Judy Olson, Jude Gannon, Bev Spoefe x iw- KJ: 65 JUHIUH onnie and Freddy Carol and Bob Marly and John Bev and Cliff Marilyn and Jerry HllUHlllHllIIlE No Under the Sea Kingdom could have been more en- chanting than the Junior Prom of l952. Soft lights, dreamy music, billowy waves, and coral shells made the setting for Aquamarine Land. ln a satiny white shell all eyeswatched the crowning of the King and Queen. King Freddy and Queen Vonnie led the Grand March to the music of Don Moe and his orchestra. The hours passed quickly but the memories of Aquamarine will linger long with the Class of 53. 66 PHUHI GRHHD IHHRCH 67 fd W' 'rl vii if I N if r ' l I Q--:, 4 , ,fl rf, 4u,, l'2 v N , 3 ,1 f 'gy ffl -f l Marilyn and Jake 1 N L, , jrlff A fi HN MQ 1 N . Af I v P' Yvonne and John f '-Z.. - 'I'- .s. La Vonne and Marvie ,,. 4 -- '1 Polly and Mike 1 tiff v ' 1 , fill, ' , I ' ' - HW Q s ' .- ' 4' -r 2 5 iw., ' ' 'Q . an 5 ?' V J . , 1 ,Y 5 Q , Hclcn and Herb Gwen ev Jonef Pol ly Audrey Clwcxrlofte CORO NATION Judy - Polly 68 0 SPORTS Sfllllilt STHHS ll i . rlnsis ' 1 lg V , ja - ' .-,,'v,'s. i-- ,g',4. ' . ,-- - ' X -' 6 , -f - .. , - . . ,,f,.m,,., ,. Y. 'U .s K Q . Q If L . X 1 A 3 gf' ,--It 'L ' fv'--.Q . .av . . .. H 3, g M. . , ' 1. T- j. F, - A -3,- ,L, W- . 4: Nl. . ,. 1 .v , ,-- - ' ,. ,,. ,W , - ' -'. M, ,.' L ,w?'31. 1 1. . mf. Chuck Smrcka i Don Miller Bob Grell ,, l l pllffl J I I 99 CHUCK SMRCKA Q40J Right-tackle. ln his first tryat football, Chuck did as good a iob as would be expected of anybody. He had a hand in plenty of tackles and keptplugging away all the time. DON MILLER M61 Left half-back. He was used mostly on defense. His smashing tackles were a hint to the opposing team that R. L. was not to be fooled with. Don could also carry the ball well from his position. BOB GRELL f44l Left tackle. Although he played mostly on of- fense, Bob also turned in some good defensive plays. ln Chippewa's game he opened many holes in the opposing line for Rice Lake backs to go through. ROW 2: W, Arntson, J. Schieffer, ROW I: H, Ames, D, Mark, R, Johnson, JOHN MICHALKE 144D Center. Another of the mighty Seniors who ended his high school football career with a good conference standing. John wasa reliable center who kept the team in good spirit and played good ball. BRAD BRUNETTE C481 Left-end. Even though Brad was handicapped with a bad shoulder all season, he was still probably one of the best defense ends his opponents faced all year. JOHN SCHIEFFER 1421 Co-Captain, quarter-back and fullback. When John wasn't throwing passes, he was intercepting them. He was a good ball carrier, tackler, and kick- off for R. L. His hard play helped t bring about many victories. q v ,7 John Michalke Brad Brunette John Schieffer jill L v xv N fyjf J .ff X. N f l ,' if ',-. 'E illlllllllilllll SEHIIIH Sit-IRS F, Moors, J, Lamkin, T, Uehlin, B, Sprague B, Grell, J. Hugclahl, DAVID MARK f5OJ Right-tackle. Dave's good al l-round play on offense and defense made him a valuable man in the Warrior's mighty line . He ripped open a good many holes for his fellow backfield mates to ramble through. AL SIREK M21 Full-back. Anytime the Warriors wanted five yards they iust gave the ball to AI . His good spirit, fight, and drive helped the Warriors beat Barron . Al 's services were lost, however, when he separated his shoulder. CARL KRING LE 1351 Half-Back Although he didn't play too much, Carl still proved valuable in making the Warriors what they were whengiven the chance. He would fill the holes in as well as anybody. db-1 BILL SCHIEFFER MU Right-guard. Given the chance Bill would really get in there and smack them. Tough and ready for action Bill was one of the many reserves who has a lot more credit coming to him than he has gotten. BERT SPRAG UE C385 Co-Captain, left- guard. Bert could always be depended upon for getting his share of tackles and for opening up holes in the line for his backs to go through. He hada thrill of a life- time when he intercepted a passin the Hayward game and ran for a touch- down. GEORGE SIREK 1561 Left-tackle. His steady defensive play helped R. L. defense to come up with good performances time and again . His playing was greatly appreciated inthe Spooner game . Bi II Schieffer Bert Sprague George Sirek Carl Kringle Al Sirek David Mark VHHSHU SUUHD ROW 3-A, Sirek, M. Brunette, O, Hegenbarth, L, Buckmaster, Manager, D, Miller, R, McGiffin ROW 2-Coach Bach, A. Laatsch,Manager,C, Kringle, B, Bnu1ette,G, Sirek, B, Schieffer, W, Baumberger, E,Frazier I Chatt D, Siewert, L, Lieffring, Manager, AssistantCoach Ritzinger, ROW I-F, Moors, J, Schieffer, H, Ames D Mark R, Johnson, T, Uehlin, B, Sprague, B, Grell, I. Hugdahl, J, Lamkin, W, Amtson, SECUHD STRING FUHWHTIUH ROW 3-O, Hegenbarth, D, Miller ROW 2-R, McGiff1n, M, Brunette, C, Kringle ROW I-B, Brunette G Sirek B, Schieffer, W, Baumberger, E, Frazier. I. Chart, D, Siewert, Ri ce Lake Score 0 7 I3 26 26 7 I8 6 SEASON'S SUMMARY Opponents Menomonie Barron Hayward Cumberland Ladysmith Chippewa Falls Spooner Bloomer Score 38 0 7 0 0 25 0 32 fnfsnmnn suunn me g ROW 3: L, LieffringfMgrj I. Anderson, J. Butler, P. Fink, E, Zimmerman. J. Bartels, D, Starkey, T, Hake, ROW 2: A, Laatsch, B, Folstad, B, Hanek, B. Vesperman, B. Hauck, I, Lovell, A, Roux, I, Tillung, Coach Gibbs. ROW I: L. Lamkin, M. Danielson, M. Fink, F. Swant, H, Dorcey, B, Smrcka, D, Oleson. J. Hartz, li CLUB ROW 2: Coach Bach, D. Miller, B. McGiffin, W, Arntson. J. Schieffer, L, Hanson, B, Grell, H, Arnes, D, Mark, T. Uehlin, Coach Gibbs, ROW I: L. Buckmaster, O. Hegenbarth, R. Johnson, H, Hegna, F, Moors, B. Sprague, I. Hugdahl, E, Frazier, OUR SUCCESSFUL SEASO N The Rice Lake Warriors opened the l952 season against Menomonie at Tate Field. Menomonie displayed a very capable brand of football, and although the warriors managed to stop somewhat their running game, they took to the air to defeat us 38-0. Our team did show promise, however. The next opponent was Barron at Barron. This game found the warriors vastly improved over their previous performance, and although they won only 7-0, it should have been morel The third contest was against Hayward, which many believe was the turning point of the l952 season. This rough and tumble contest, which found Rice Lake playing without five of their regulars at one time, showed that the warriorswere strong in reserve. The half ended 7-7. Then the game see-sawed back and forth, until late in the fourth quarter, when co-captain, Burt Sprague, inter- cepted a pass and ran it back for the winning touchdown. The fourth contest found the warriors getting into high gear to beat Cumberland 26-0 at home. This was our third conference win. The entire team played good ball. Next on the warriors conference list was Ladysmith, in which, with Sirek leveling the way we won 26-0. Our happy homecoming with Spooner ended inthe warriors fifth conference victory. The score was I8-0. Losing the service of fullback Al Sirek early in the first quarter, the warriors lost to Chippewa Falls 7-25. This was the worst showing the warriors made all year. Rice Lake iourneyed to Bloomer sporting a 5-0 conference record. This game was to determine the conference champ. The warriors fought gallantly but lost 32-6 to end the successful season. H SUUHD BHSHETBHLL 'G-J ROW 2: F, Swant, D, Sylte, B, Grell, H, Arnes, O, Halle, M, Brunette, ROW I: Coach Gibbs, R. Johnson, H, Hegna, J, Hugdahl, L, Hanson, F, Moors, W, Arntson, BOB LARRY HARRY 74 .XR Tx ,jr N H of if L X1 UNSW 'LPA we fs SUUHD BHQHfE,ylBllll fl ., lg 2 Q1 2' his ,dv as faxgzzz. - L V 7 ROW 2: B, Hanek, J. Lovell, J, Hartz, L, Scolman, P. Nelson, R, Charticr, B, Margkey, B, Meenrs. ROW I: Coach Bach, E. Zimmerman, B. Folstad, A. Hours, F, Swant, L. Buukmaster, L. Lamkin. HJR. HIGH BHSHETBHLL 4 ROW 3: J, Stearns, R. Timblin, C, Knutson, G. DeMars, F. Friess, ROW 2: L, Waterhouse, K. Smith, J.K1eusch, T, Gorell, R, Scheurer, D. Bruha, L. Flynn, ROW I: Coach Vesperman, R, Aamodt, D, Olson, T. Hugdahl, R, Brunette, L. Goodenough, T. Barrels, Manager, F. F. H. BHSHETBHLL ROW 2: Mr, Solheim, C, Offord, H, Gouske, M, Scott, O, Hegenbarth, R. Schwaerer, W, Baumberger, F, Moors. ROW 1: A, Sirek, G. Sirek, R, Fredrickson, C. Kringle, R, Ward, C, Smrcka, H, Neau. FACULTY ROOTERS TEAM IN ACTION 1' H4 Vonme Gerland Captain, er Larry Rogstad Buckmasfer Darlene Duane Baumberger Nelson BHSEBHLL TEHM Q I,-m g L i , is if ,J ' x F ' ip I, . 1 1-H3 mf. 1 'l ,Si-' F. 0 A-3 it ' t'f.'!f.!i K, ' kiwi a k i K 'V I a' J I Xxx,-, . ROW 3 Mr Cramer B Renen L Olund, R. Drost, H. Spaeni, D. Carney, Mr. Clanton. ROW 2: P. Stodola, J. Roy, L. Hanson H Ames J Schreffer ROW I: R. Reul, F. Moors, N. Kinnick, H. Hegna. The baseball team last year played ten games. The season was pronounced a success since they won six of these games and lost only four. They played allof the Heart of the North Teams, as well The team captain last year was Rolland Drost, and the two coaches were Mr. Clanton and Mr. The tournament was held in Rice Lake and the Warriors advanced to the Finals but lost to Barron GUlF TEHW Although golf is a fairly new sport in our high school, we have had an active team forthe past two years. The members of the team, whose coach is Mr. Ritzinger, are: Joe Cowell, Fred Moors, John Michalke, Bob Grell, Dave Halling, and John Dahlgren. These six team members have played matches with most of the other schools in this area and last year won all the matches except one. They also participated in tournaments at New Richmond and Cumberland . We hopeto have the conference tournament here this year . RITZINGER Golf Assistant Football C LAN TO N Baseball Assistant Football UUH CUHCHES G IBBS Basketball Assistant Track Freshman Football Under the leadership of our coaches, Rice Lake has had a good athletic year . Even though the team came out on the short end of a few scores, they have g a i n e d valuable experience which should help them toward a victorious season next year. Thanks to you, the coaches, for what you have done and the best of luck in the future. VESPERMAN Jr . Hi Basketball 79 F z V 'ill B' ,T ffiitg- in BACH Football B Squad Basketball Track CRAMER Assistant Baseball SEIIIUH HUTUGHHPHS FHIHUUS HIHEHIIIHHS? AJMMWJQHMW rfgdadypzf Q KW f . W WMM? if N 5 52 mjyw aff Q g Q WWWWQWAM GS ff? QW 3 IVMAW A Qjmwfjlipjwfwbwqfwg Q W ffwkwiwj MW Q Q iff?-?iJa 3 Em Q?ZWQfZi ix '93 X Q mf ws ' Sv ig MRM WMV R55 if 222 M52 Mfg W M Q9 ifwffffgi X W bmw mf 22? CWWJJLL QW QW WDA M mb Set 'cm up In Action Three Musketeers Darwin and Dar1unc Bound for Washington D. C. Badger Boys State Shir1uy, Gerald, Bev 81.10 Buddies Wally Miss Feeney A boy's best friend ..Dixic.. si' ,bvbn 6 M. Vesperman, M, Hyllengren, M, Fink, V. Gerland, Miss Kinnet ..h -+ ,ll HHHEIIIBEH UIHEH? Doug Barbara Marlane Larry Yvonne r, M Dqrvvin polly Larry Gerald Harry ,-5. 1 an f Bill Marge Phil Jo Kay MQW Janet Mary Ann um Jane Pat Kenny Donna Mary Joanne June , I K, ,g 'N UUR THHHHS The class of 1953 would like to express our sincere thanks to the merchants of Rice Lake, whose names ap- pear below. Without your generosity the publication of our Aurora would not have been possible . A 8. B Locker And Appliances Abramson's Aman's Furniture American Excelsor Corporation Avery's Sewing Machine Service Bakke's Appliance Shop Baribeau Implement Co.-International Harvester Dealer B. 8. B. Studio Biron's Beauty Shop Boehmer's Farmer's Store Central Lumber CO. Charm Beauty Shop Charron's Texaco Cities Service lVinopal'sl Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Coffee Cup Chronotype Cross Market Dairy State Bank Dakin's Clover Farm Store Deep Rock Dow Pharmacy Drummond Packing Co. Stockyards Dunn's Standard Service El Lago Theater-Maiestic-Auto-Vue Drive ln Erickson's First National Bank Fink Lumber Co. Friess Livestock Gammelgard's Southside Store Gidcling's Pure Oil Station Golden Rule Gustafson's Hanson Watch Repairing Harback Insurance Co. Harris Grocery Henning's Office Supplies Herberger's J. C. Penney Co. Jenkinson Standard Service Johnson-Forbes Hardware Co. Johnson's Grocery Johnson Jewelers Johnson Truck Bodies Kiddie-Tags Koepp Trucking Korn Krib Lakeland Press Lake Motors Lakeside Truck. Bodies Lampert Yards Inc. Land O'Lakes Larsen's Delivery Service 4551 Lazy-A-Ranch CM. F . Momms Le Blanc West Side Market Log Cabin Grocery Mally Plumbing And Heating Manson's Marsh Insurance Co. Milwaukee Bedding Co. Minn-Wis. Truck Lines Mel-Nor Dairy Moland Bros. Trucking Co. Motor And Equipment Co. Nelson Jewelry Nick's Shoe Shop Northern Cafe Northern States Power Co. Northern Supply Co. Norwick's North Side Grocery Oak Park Grocery Oliver Chevrolet Inc . Olson Coal Co. Outdoor Sport Shop Overby's Music Store People's Drugs Pioneer Sand And Gravel Co. Plenty Oil Co. Quality Dairy Reckenthaler Electric Service 8 Red Owl Stores U. A. Hanson, Red And White Stores nl Prop .J Rice Lake Creamery Rice Lake Finance Rice Lake Grocery Co. Rice Lake Hatchery Rice Lake Laundry Rice Lake Nash Rice Lake Plant And Wallpaper Rice Lake Pharmacy Rice Lake Roller Mills Rice Lake Shoe Co. Rice Lake Veal Market Rivard's Dairy Bar Riverside Lanes Robbin's Home Bakery Sak's Scherz Glass Co. Schnieder Heating Service Shilkrot's Sim's Insurance Sirianni Tobacco Co. Skrupky Portrait Studio Sockness Shoe Store Sorg's Hardware Sports Shop Stein Bros. Stinn Motors Suds Box Swant Motors S. 8.W. Motors Inc. Thomas Barber Shop Thomas 8- Johnson Scale Service Volck's Machine Shop Wahlstrom Furs Wally's Upholstering Ward's Grocery Watkin's Quality Products Weber's Cafe Wuethrick Sales Barn Widdes Food Market W. J. M. C. Wis. 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