Sauk City High School - Sauk Log Yearbook (Sauk City, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1953 volume:

5V2 1953JajA ac looH.VT xaa, %ut ricLizKMZ ac- 77ierti£rt£ xrasc sarrTWTZMJZ fy. ADmimsTRATion (I you Mwayh JJuis poflto' £Pu Ml (djrout yoiMC tfum daal Tfajliy oull MJLoruvrrilot oil J Aid 'nJjlSL A by sOO £ 71 g 7W Aff- OjWC AjL AAAbt you 771CC J uul. that AAK t JLcMlJAju£ yea MseM-y %z jms AAjl uinJimal— L FERN 3ECKERLEG ROBERT SCHRADER Mathematics History Social Science Coach Agriculture Science English History English Commercial Home Economics Library Biology Music Science Phy. SAUK LOG STAFF 77{4r£iyia, SENIORS dtuJtsrvt {jKusnc , James Leahy Karion Getschman Effort is the price of 8UCC6 S S• Pootball 1,2,3,1+; Basket- ball 1,2,3,!+; Baseball 1,2; Track l,2,3,l+; Forensics 1, 2,3,I+! Band l,2,3,l+; Chorus 2,l+; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 2; Class President 1+J Prom 3; Home- coming 1,2,3. She is lookable and likable. Chorus 1,2,3,1+; Pep Club 2, 3,1+; Newstaff 2,3� ++; Home- coming 2,3; Librarian i+; Student Council President 1+. Alice Statz Richard Fasklng James Hutter Her modesty is a candle to her merit. Band 1,2,3,1+; Chorus 1, 2,3,1+; Pep Club l,2,3,1+; Annual 3� U; Student Council 3; Class officer !+; photography Club 1; Homecoming 3; Librarian 1+; Badger Girls State 3; Newstaff 2,3,i+; Mixed Chorus 3. He's an angel in disguise. Can't you tell it by his eyes ? Pootball 1,2,3,!+; Basket- ball 1,2; Class Secretary 3,1+; F.P.A. 2; Homecoming King 1+. Knowin' all about girls is Just 'bout as profit- able as bein' a good left-end. Pootball 2,3,1+; Basket- ball 1,2,3,1+; Basebrll 1, 2,3,!+; Prom 3; Home- coming l,2,3,l+; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 1+. Adank, Donald Gee, what If he worked for a whole day. Football 1; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 3. Ballweg, Linus Beware the fury of a patient man. Football 2,3,1;; Track 2,3,1;; F.F.A. 2, 3,14.; F.F.A. President 1;; Homecoming 1, 2,3; Prom 3. Bongard, Lee He Is sure a card; he shuffles when he walks. Football 1,2,3,1 5 Basketball 1,2,3,!;; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Student Council 2; Homecoming 1,2; Prom 3; Float Committee 2,3. Breunlg, Allan Look beneath his blushes for his virtues. Football 2,3,1;; Baseball 1,2,3,!;; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming 1,3,4; Prom 3; Track 2,1;; F.F.A. President 3. Breunlg, Audrey Mae A grateful mixture formed of tart and sweet. Homecoming 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,1;; Prom Queen 3; Chorus 1; Prom 2; Homemakers Club 1;; Newstaff 4. Eckstein, Darlene She's twice as clever as she Is tall. Chorus 1,2; Prom 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,!;; Librarian 3,4« Eckstein, Irene A haooy little spirit. Pep Club 1,2,3,!;; Chorus 1. Frey, James He looks small and quiet but-------l Football 1,2,3,!;; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Basketball 1,2; Homecoming 2. Haas , Delores ■She Is seldom conspicuous, but always dependable. Pep Club 3,4. Haselwander, John A lady'8 man, but note—a manj Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Pro® 3; Homecoming 1,2,3« Heyroth, Maxine •True love must single-hearted bel Pep Club 1,2,4; Newstaff 4; S.S.A.3; Photography Club 2; Homemakers Club 4; Girl's Career Club 3; Librarian 4; Prom 2,3; Homecoming 2; Annual 4. Holdrldge, Jane I know what I mean, but I can't express It. Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Newstaff 2,3,4; Prom 3; Homecoming 2,3; Class Vice-President 2; Forensics 2; Student Council 4. Kornung, Philip •Tall, dark, and talkatlvel Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3.4; T.T.k. Vice-President 3; Band 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. secretary 2; Chorus 2; Class President 1; Student Council 1; Prom 3; Homecoming 1,2,3; Homecoming King 2; Kennedy, Mary Katherine She looks quite safe and sound—so does gunpowder. Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 2:1 .; Newstaff 2; Annual Staff 3, ; Prom 31 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Forensics 2,3,4; Homemakers Club 4; Glee Club 3j Mixed Chours 2,4, Homecoming 4« Leldlg, Patricia She's here. I heard her giggle. 3and 1,2,3,ki Chorus 1,2,3,4; P«P Club L,2,3,4; Annual Staff l,2,3,4;Homemakers :iub 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 1,2, 3; Librarian 1,4« Student Council 1; 31ass Officer 1,3« Mack, James Something between a hindrance and a lelp. F.A. 2,3; Float Committee 1,2,3; ■'anager 1,2. t Maly, Silvan The girls bother me, but I don't seem to bother them. Football 1,2,3,ki Baseball 1,2,4; Track 2,3; F.FJV. 2,3 4; Homecoming l,2,39ki Prom 3; Forensics 3; Class Officer 2. Melcher, Joe His life is made up of a series of put-put-puts. Football 2,39kt Basketball 1,2,3 4$ Track 1,2,3� Class Treasurer 2; Prom King 3� Prom 2,3 Homecoming 1,2,3� Pep Club Messer, Marguerite Sometimes I sit and think. Annual 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 1,2,3,4? Band 1,2,3 4? P«P Club 1,2,3,4? Prom Court 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,4? Newstaff 1,2; Majorette 1. Niesen, Betty Full of fun and mischief too—doing things she shouldn't dot Photography Club 2; Homecoming Court 3 Homemakers Club 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4? Chorus 1; Annual 4? Librarian I4.; Prom Court 3• Pape, Mildred When a fridnd you are in need—call on her—she's one indeed. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4 P®P Club 1,2, 3,U; Student Council 4; Annual 4? Photography Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3� Homecoming 3 Newstaff 4 Pickarts, Charles Girls? They never bother me. Basketball 1. (Q Schmitz, Hedy When a woman thinks, she must talk. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4? P®P Cluo 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3 Homecoming 1,2, U; Prom 3« Schoepp, David Probably bora to be the quiet lad is he. Basketball 2,3,4? F.F.A. 2,3,4? Track 2,3,4 Prom 3; Homecoming 3� Shlmnlok, Donne She has a way of getting what she wants Annual 1,2,3,4; Newstaff 1,2; Home- coming 1,2,3; Prom 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; a� nd 2,3,4; Majorette 1; Drum Majorette 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,U; Homecoming Court 3 4. Simonson, Susan Mighty sweet and gay. Mighty nice we must say. Band 1,2,3,14.; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,14; Annual 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2; Homecoming 1,2,3 14; Prom Chairman 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1; Librarian 1. Stapelmann, Henry He saves his work for a 'brainy' day. Football 1,2,3,14; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,14; Track 1,2,4; Cl8� 3 Treasurer 3; Prom 3; Homecoming 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 2. Taylor, Janet A pleasant smile for all. Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,14! Librarian 3; Homemakers Club I4. Thelsen, Lois I'm a little angel on Sunday, but then comes Mondayl Band 1,2,3,14! Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Newstaff 2; Forensics 2; Librarian I4; Annual 3,4; Prom 3; bone- makers Club I4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3. • Von Behren, Joan Fep is the spice of life. Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,14! Forensics 2,3,U; Science Club 1; home- coming 2,3; Newstaff 2,3,4; P«P Club 1, 2,3,U; Librarian I4; Annual 3,4; Pro® j. Wilson, Raymond He will never know his second child- hood, because he can't lose his firstl Football Manager 1; Basketball 1; Prom 3. % Red Cardinal I flew through the years with the greatest of ease� ganizetlon for the Preservation of hool Spirit 1,2,3,4; Fun ,3. Save the Students League 1, ,1,4, iclety for the Humane Treatment or iachers 1,2,3,4� CARDIHAL TWITTCRinGS As our Cardinal gazes Into the fabulous crystal ball of the future, he finds that many of the Class of '53 have changed almost beyond recognition. P°n Adank� w« find, has a soft Job as chief mattress tester for the Bedrest Company. Ballweg.has finally moved to Black liarth. He says it saves wear and tear on the car. Lee Bongard is the head of a construction comoany surveying a new four-lane high- way to Perry Bluff. Brounlg is manager of the Roxbury Rock-Kttes. He specializes in 'curves', Audrcy 3reunig is busy increasing the dimple population of the world. Darlene Kcjtateln is a soda Jerk for the Walgreen drugstores. She says it's not bad when .carried to the boss. Irene Eckstein has sued the publishers of the once popular Goodnight Irene . Dick Fasklng is still hunting, but on a different track. 1963 finds Jim Frey as a Jet pilot. His speciality—speed'. Marian Getschman has become famous as one of America's greatest women lawyers. Those 'discussions' in social problems must have helped a lot. Delores Haas has become librarian of the Sauk City Public'Library. She finds her love of books in high school has proved useful. J� ck Haselwander is running a high clsssed second-hand car business. All Cars- $120 and up. Maxine Heyroth used to think that diamonds were a girl's best friend. She now finds the wedding band even nicer. After ten years, Jane Koldrldge is still trying to decide which one? Phil Horaung agrees that gentlemen do prefer blondes I Jim Hutter and Jim Leahy can both be found at Notre Dame, where Jim H. is the professor of physics Jim L. has Just replaced 'Frank' as head football coach. Mary Katherine Kennedy has graduated from home economics school but finds teaching too boring—--she's more qualified for actual practice. The Hormel All Girl Orchestra has found they have comoetition since Pat neidlg has organized her own All Girl Band. Jim Mack is slinging hash at his newly opened diner, Mack's Snacks. Silvan Maly known as Uncle Sil has replaced Milton Berle as top funny man. Joe Melcher has started a new type of March of Dimes , for Just plain carbon. After ten years. Marguerite Messer has come to the conclusion that boys are no good. She's found men much more suitable I Betty Nel3en still has that brilliant Ray in her smile. We find Mllly Pape doing a real Kuehn Job with her life. Charles Plckarts has made popular the slogan, A good ditchdigger is better than apoor lawyer . Hedy Schmitz has advanced herself to the head of the sound effects department for Decca Records. Dave Schoepp is one of our best U. S. Presidents so farl He still believes Silence is golden. Donne Shlmnlok has changed from her usual brand of stories to the bedtime variety. Susan Simonson Is history teacher and annual advisor at Sauk High. She finds petting the Seuk Log out on schedule is a full time job in itself. Henry Stpoelmann is renowned as the Latin lover in the Sauk-Prairie locality. Alice Stetz is putting her old hobby of arguing into full time use while negotiating with the Russian delegate at the U. N. We find Janet Taylor as the wife of the president of the Ford gerere in Prpirie. Lois Thelsen was doing secretarial work for a few weeks, but soon gave it up as a waste of time. She hss now settled down and is realizing her lifelong ambition. Joan Von Behren has made a name for herself by disproving all of Einstein's theories. Marble-mouthed Ray Wilson is the head of the speech department at Columbia University. He fs noted for his golden-throated oratories. AMGftATWAI FAREWELLS We, the senior class of 1 53� being of sound mind and sound body, do solemnly swear this to be our last will and testament. We bequeath our most valued possessions to the underclassmen as follows: Donald Adank: Don says that he will leave his wavy hair to Pauline Neugart You lucky girlI Linus Ballweg: We know you hate to see Linus go, but just as a reminder he's .leaving his graceful walk to Mr. Schrader. Lee Bongard: Carl Marquardt will be happy to know that Buddy11 is leaving him his ability to stey on the good side of the local police force. Allan Breunig: Allan says, Just to be rid of them, 1 11 leave my blushes to Joan Stoffels. Audrey Breunig: Audrey leaves her night life to anyone who can withstand the strain. Darlene Eckstein: Shorty 1 feels like giving things away, so she s going to give Carl Breunig her excess height. Irene Eckstein: Irene leaves her ability to be present without anyone hearing her to Joe Getkin. Richard Masking: He s going to look rather strange without it, but Dick leaves his winning smile to Arnold Soeth. James Preys Jim leaves his ability in physics to all future physics classes Poor Mr. Simonson I Marian Getschman: Marian leaves her arguing ability to Dolores Kout. Dolores Haas: Dolores leaves her quiet ways to Mary Lou Messer. Happy day for the teachers I John Haselwander: Jack leaves his knack for saying much about nothing to anyone who needs a ood bluff. Maxine Heyroth: Maxine has been asked to leave her diamond, but she sava. I wanna itl Jane Holdrid e: Jane leaves her abundant supply of thumbtecks to Joanne Neurart. Phillip Homung: 11 Phi I 1 leaves his sleeping position to Harry Shimniok, but suggests that he bring his own nillow since they aren't furnished. James Hutter: Jim says, and we quote, I ain't got nuthin' worth leavin'I Mary Kennedy: Snookie'' leaves her nep and cheerleeding ability to her sister Jackie. James Leahy: Jim generously leaves everything he never got to anyone who didn't get it either. Figure thet one outi Patricia Leidig: Oh, those lucky juniors I Pat leaves her parties to Miles Breunig. James Mack: Jim leaves his brilliant physics theories to Joe Getkin. Mr. Simonson never had it so good I Silvan Maly: Hubert's little son leaves his questionable German to Melvin Kolmorgen• Joe Meicher: We don't know whether this is good or bad. Joe feels generous so he's leaving everything he has to Seuk High. Marguerite Messer: Marguerite leaves her ability to transfer her affections to Lou Ann Mack. Variety fs the snlce of lifel Betty '«elirn In the interest of safety, betty leaves her driving know-how to Wayne rreston. Mildred Pape: Hilly leaves the holes in her ears to anyone who wants holes in their head. Charles Pickcrts: Charlie leaves his beshfulness to Gerry Weynand. Hedy Schmitz: Hedy leaves her Poodle to Louise Breunig. Quite a change, huh Louise. Dave Schoepp: Little Leon may rejoice because he is the lucky heir to Dave's long legs. Donna Shimniok: Donna leeves her position as drum major to any girl with a strut to match hers. Susan Simonson: Sue leaves her love for the taller things in life to Shirl Strand. Henry Staoelmann: Helnle leaves his well filled address book to any lonely Junior boy. Alice Statz: Alice leaves her love of gym to anyone who needs the exercise. Janet Taylor: Janet says that Leone Bellweg may have her black convertible, but she'll keep the driver. Lois Theisen: Lois is thinking in the same vein, but in her case she'll leave the little red scooter to her sister Pat. Joan Von Behren: Jo leaves her knack for discovering deed batteries to Birdine Benfer, in PKe hope that she'll never use it. Raymond Wilson: Ray seriously thinks that he's going to need everything he has. ZJ'OVYn UL PERSONALITY JUNIORS tf-VV ' Front Row: Derleth, B. Breunlg, Holdrldge, Dlttbemer, Getkin, Carl Breunlg, Marquardt. Second Row: Neugart, F. Haas, Reuter, Schmitz, L. Mack, Strand, Kout, Brllllott Rauls. _ Third Row: Goodyear, Hudson, Adank, L. Breunlg, Janzen, Clara Breunlg, Messer, Diehl, Mr. Schneider. Fourth Row: Speth, Frey, Holden, M. Breunlg, Ballweg, Schara, Endres, Weynand, M. Mack, Pape. Back Row: Schwartz, Lelnenkugel, Mallon, Mahoney, Shlmnlok, L. Haas, Blum, D. Breunlg, Vfipperfurth, Butter. President: Ray Wipperfurth Vice President: Sandra Diehl Treasurer: Miles Breunlg Student Council: Bernard Breunlg Victor Pape OPHOMORES President: Clifford Haas Vice President: Art Pape Secretary-Treasurer: Carol Blum Student Council: Jim Fasklng Joan Canser sront Row: Miss Field, A. Breunlg, Leona Ballveg, Knudson, Blxler, Lamnerty, Mum. “• P” First Row: E. Breunlg, Strand, L. Anderson, Adank, Lamberty, Mac , Brlokl, Nr. Anderson. Second Row: Holtner, Nolden, Grauvogl, Prosch, Chamberlain, Goodyear, Ballweg, Alt, J. Anderson. Third Row: P. Thelsen, Cafllsoh, S. Thelsen, Haas, Bongard, Stoffels, L. Breunlg, Werla, Schmlt, Beerkircher. Fourth Row: D. Ballweg, Hausner, Dolores Ballweg, Diehl, Kennedy, Benfer, Rlngelstetter, Endres, Coenen, Janzen, Marx. Back Row: S. Ballweg, Patterson, Passbender, Pape, Speth, Chltek, Nlesen, Derleth, Racek, Johnson, Hamilton. AJUiZt Cs ? .. S % ®_o © ?}© © rj Qo©®o © ©, e © g ? zjsct s Xjavty A-TEAM I TRI-COUNTY LEAG-UL STANDING'S W L W L spring green ? I PRAIRIE DU SAC S S SAUK CITY 7 3MAZOMANIE 3 7 LODI 7 3 WAUNAKEE 3 7 BLACK EART-H 5 5ARENA 1 1 Front Row: B-TEAM B A S Front Row; Second Row: Back Row: Maly, Stepelman, 0. Breunig, Mr. Schrader, B. Breunig, Bongard. . „ v Prosch, Ballweg, H. Frey, E. Breunig, Mack, D. Breunig, Malar, Kolmorgen. L. Breunig, Fassbender, J. Erey, Patterson, L. Haas, Leahy, A. Breunig, W. Hutter. J. Hutter, e. Haas, Blum, uiSKSS: tsssk ;k Row: K. “®Pe olr lu- '• .-- orxynarv ceoN K£fsf NEIL LE Roy SILVRN FRED CRRL DICK MRRV LOU DONNfl P1HRY CAROL EXLEEN ALICE PAT CUAKICRN £______$to- (SL J' nx ameky U1 QC “S toie Boat' Word by OSCAK HAMMERSTEIN 2nd Milk e-Believe i Magnolia and Ravenal) Music by JEROME KERN Allegretto uva Piano jf if |] f f t Pirst Row: Messer, Merquardt, Mr. Ponstad, Leahy, Von Behren. Second TTow: Marx, Strand, Ganser, Emery, Hicks, Miller. „ Back How': Statz, Reuter, Kreul, M. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, Diehl. QvJvtZ G First Row Kennedy. L. Theisen, R. Leykauf, S. Strand, B. Leykaur, Simonson. . Second TT5w: Uselman, Derleth, M. Hicks, Ganser, Kleinert, R. Strand, H. Schmitz, A. Pape, Caflisch R Berbian Third Row: Block, Brllllott, Hall, Ballweg, Shlmnlok, Messer, R. Holdrldge, Marks, Zimmerman, Pourth Row: Chltek, Hornung, Leahy, Marquardt, Kreul, Racek, Blxler, Paepke, J. Holdrldge, Standing? Bre lg Leldlg, Y. Schmitz, S. Hicks, S. Theisen, M. Pape, Adank, Mr. Schneider. First Row: Von Behren, H. Schmitz, Bixler, Shlmnlok, B. Breunlg, Leinenkugel, Holdrldgo, Mr. Schneider. Second Row: Marguerite Messer, L. Theisen, Marx, Stoffels, S. Strand, M. Pape, Brilliott, M. Hicks, Miller. Third Row: S. Theisen, Getschman, Mary Lou Messer, Diehl, D. Ballweg, Statz, S, Hicks, Y. Schmitz, Caflisch, Leykauf, Ganser. Fourth Row: Derleth, Leidig, Chitek, Simonson, Hausner, Kreul, C. Breunlg, P. Theisen, Adank, Rauls, L. Breunlg, J. Kennedy. Back Row: R. Strand, Weynand, Mack, R. Ballweg, M. Breunlg, Kleinert, wipperfurth, A. Pane, V Pape, Niesen, M. Kennedy, Leahy CLEF DWELLERS brass quartct CAPO L SHIRLEY DONNA JUNIOR BAND i triple trio Front Row: Mr. Anderson, Wipperfurth, Schoepp, Maly, o. oreunig, --------- Dittbemer, Lamberty, Hornung. Second Row: M. Speth, Klelnert, Kolmorgen, L. Breunig, Eckstein, —--------Lloyd Ballweg, Nolden, Noltner. Third Row: M. Mack, Danny Breunig, Haas, E. Breunig, H. Frey, “ K. Pape, Fassbender, � • Ballweg. ,, i Back Row: Donald Breunig, A. Speth, G. Mack, A. Breunig, L. Ballwep --------- R. Frey, M. Breunig, R. Ballweg, A. Pape. J U A. Breunig, a. oanweg, neioon, wi- -—-------------’ — Kreul, Speth. tn-o- Front Row ft-FeUx, op©Tin • _ _ ,, i-ii. ji4 .i_a Second Row: Goodyear, Emery, Blum, Klppley, E. Ballweg, Alt, Hicks, --------- Ball, Anderson, Mrs. Vogl. . Third Row; Endres, Benfer, Coenen, S. Thelsen, Marx, Stoffels, -----——— Honffard. L. breunig. Haas, Werla Fourth Row: L. Ballweg, Janzen, D. Ballweg, Diehl, Rinpiatetter, ne%y ---------- Kennedy, P. Thelsen, Plckarts, Hanson. Leykauf, Caflisch. LIBRARIANS WATCH THE BIRDIE ■■■■■ ______ Seated: Bixler, Homung, Mr. Simonson, Breunlg, LeinenKugei. SEan'dTng: Strand, Hutter, Blum, Weynand, Johnson, Schmlt. 'Jffrdkl' C XJ. CARDINAL GRADUATES Baler, Werner Ballweg, Margaret Ryan Brothers Co. American Cancer Society Janesville Madison Bauer, Thomas Breunlg, Ethel Badger Ordnance National Guardian Life Insurance Badger Madison Breunlg, Eunice Bunders, Kenneth Farmers Citzens Bank University of Wisconsin Sauk City Madison Cafllsch, Ellen Clary, Jo Anne Milwaukee Accredited School of Beauty Housework Milwaukee Baraboo Dederick, Francis Doudna, June Navy Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Madison Ferger, Marlene Gaukel, Thomas Teachers College Army Arizona Grelber, Charles Grottke, William Arthur Grelber Farm Construction Work Dane Abbotsford Heyroth, Donald Hornung, Gerald F. H. Raemisch Contractors Intrutlon Pre-Pact Co. Waunakee Baraboo Kahn, Mary Klppley, Virginia Wisconsin Power Light Co. National Guardian Life Insurance Madison Madison Kleinert, Donna Kolmorgen, William Mrs. Arthur Seitz City Service Station Prairie du Sac Sauk City Mack, Gladys Madison, Marilyn Mrs. Virgil TheIs Plattevllle State College Marxville Plattevllle Maler, Darlene Meyer, Wayne Glen Kamerth Farm California Sauk City Palmer, Lowell Pape, Ruth Badger Ordnance Farmers and Citizens Bank Badger Sauk City Pings, Robert Price, Patricia Allle Pings Farm Mrs. Alois Krimmenauer Sauk City Sauk City Rauls, Phillip Reutter, Ramon Werner Rauls Farm Badger Ordnance Dane Badger Roessler, Loretta Sawyer, Charles Manchester Department Store Kroger Store Madison Sauk City Schoepp, Roy Schultz, Janet Harold Schoepp'8 Farm Star Roxbury Sauk City Statz- Roger VJartzok James Lewis College Wisconsin Creamery Co-op Lockport, 111. Sauk City Winters, Sandra WKCW Madison These addresses were correct as of November 1, 1952. r=sJtfZ ' r S'jnrcL dArp; 7 i2Zxs