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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

We, the 5 auk L.OJ annual sta-f-fj dee icatc. th s l?S5 editioh to M s. E ah I Ai c Fxk'lahe in app hcc. f zTi oh ov- leV trvany y Ca. r$ 0-f- oyn l 5c CC as a, mem b e k- of the 5 au k C fy 5ch 00 I boahd. TH£ STAFF PRESENTS W.E. LEAHY Supervising Principal It ia most appropriate that our Annual Staff has 3een fit to dedicate this year's edition of the Annual to Mrs. Earl McFarlane, who served as clerk of our school board for the past 15 years. School boards have under their direction the most important, the most technical, and the most difficult public business. More money is spent on the schools, more people are employed in them, and more people are affected by them than by any other local public undertaking. We wish to acknowledge with deep understanding and sincere appreciation the unselfish and faithful service of all our school board members, past and present. C. R. SIMONSON FERN BECKERLEG Science Freshman Advisor Drivers Education Mathematics Annual Senior Advisor EVELYN HAAS Home Economics Dramatics Forensics Junior Advisor DARYL FONSTAD English Civics Forensics Dramatics ROLLIE MCMANNERS Music JEAN KROPP ROBERT SCHRADER Phy. Ed.-Coach Drivers Education NORRIS LINDQUIST Social Science Phy. Ed. Assist. Coach Commercial Student Council School News DOROTHY LEAHY English Library Forensics Student Council STANLEY ANDERSON Agriculture Woodworking F.F.A. Sophomore Advisor Va Lediete r ion FRED BREUNIG HONORS CLIFFORD HAAS CAROL BLUM JOANNE NEUGART PATRICIA KREUL LUELLA MEYER SCHOLASTIC CITIZENSHIP SENIORS JAMES FASKING Jim” A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Football 4; Homecoming King Class President 4; Student Council 2. 3; 4; Vice President PATRICIA KREUL Pat” An artist supreme, personality serene. Glee Club 1: Chorus 2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Director 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; One Act Plays 2,4; F.H.A. 2; Prom 3J Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming 1,2,3, 4; News Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Drama Club 3; Annual Staff 3 4; Art Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band V. Pres. 3; Band Pres. 4. JOYCE MAHONEY Joy, the girl with the sparkle in her eyes. News Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming 2,3,4; Prom Queen 3; Majorette 3,4; Student Council Secretary 3; Prom 3; Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3- JOHN BIXLER Johnny Mr. Einstein, may I suggest an Improvement. S I “I annua j. 0, +; ecreuary - treasurer president 4. Band 2; Chorus 2; Camera Club 2; Lettermen's Club 3; Sports Manager 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Annual 3,4; Student Council NANCY BALL She know's them all from out of town. She's one senior who gets around. Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; F.H.A. 2; Art Club 1; Library 3 � 4. LLOYD BALLWEG Pud His greatest labor Is to kill time. Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Vice President 2; Homecoming Court 4. CAROL BLUM Full of pep, full of fun, she's a friend to everyone. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Prom 3; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2; An- nual 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Librarian 2,3. ANN BREUNI0 Her eyes always sparkle with fun, but she never plays till her work is done. Librarian 3; Prom Court 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prom 3; Homecoming 1, 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2. DANIEL BREUNIG Danny Like the stars, out every night. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3.4; Prom 3; Homecoming 1,2,3,4. FRED BREUNIG Freddie Who me? I'm innocent. Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. President 4; Class Presi- dent 1,3; Chorus 4; Chorus President 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; News Staff 2,3; Prom King 3. VIORENE EMERY Vidle Happy go lucky, fair and free. Pep Club 1.2,; F.H.A. 2; Librarian 4. MARY JANE FIKE Pepsi She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on. G.A.A. 1; Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Club Sec.- Treas. 3; Annual Staff 3,4; News Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3� 4; Chorus 3,4; Triple Trio 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 3; One Act Plays 4; Prom 3; Drama Club 3; Pep Club Pres. 4. ■v s HERBERT FREY Jake Why follow rules? My way is more fun. Baseball 1,2,4; Chorus 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Homecoming 2. JOAN GANSER Jo f Secret and self-contained. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1,2; News Staff 2; Annual 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2. CLIFFORD HAAS Cliff He has a finger in every pie; he certainly is a busy guy. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Easeball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A.l, 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; News Staff 2,4; Annual 3,4; Annual Editor 4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3; Forensics 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3. MARLENE HICKS Red I chatter as I go and I go on forever. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; News Staff 2,3,4; Annual 1,3,4; Librarian 3,4: Forensics 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; F.H.A. President 2; One Act Play 4. SONJA HICKS Sunny Ihis brunette is nice to know; she's always neat from head to toe. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4; Homecoming 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1,3; Prom 3; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; News Staff 3,4. HOWARD HILL Howie He admits there are two sides to every question—his own and the wrong side. Plays 2,3,4; Operettas 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 4: News Staff 2,3, 4; Annual 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Student Council 4; A'Capella Choir 2,3; Chorus 1,4; Stage Crew 1,3. SHIRLEY KIPPLEY Shirl We don't believe your glasses hide the little imp that dwells inside. Librarian 4; F.H.A. Treasurer 2; Homecoming Court 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2. JERRY KLEINERT Mort Women disturb me not. Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Pep Band 2,3. IRVIN KNUDSON Irv I wish there were some other way to start the day besides waking up. Student Council 1; Basketball MELVIN KOLMOROEN Luke Chase me girls, I'm full of fun! F.F.A. 1,2,3 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Prom 3; Lettermen's Club 3. LEROY LAMBERTY Pony In 3ports he may be big and tough. But when it comes to women ruff! ruff! Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 1 2,3 4; Prom 3; Track 2,3� 4; Lettermen's Club 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3. RAMONA LEYKAUF Mona She sparkles like champagne and affects people the same. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Forensics 2. RONALD MAIER Ronnie They say that love makes the world go around. Gee, it's fun spinning. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2; Prom 3� Homecoming 2,3; One Act Play 4. f LUELLA MEYER Running on a ticket of smiles- sure to winj Band 3,4; Chorus 3� ; Librarian 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Prom 3. JOANNE NEUGART Why aren't they all contented like me? Pep Club 1,2: News Staff 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4: Forensics 1; Homecoming 2,4; Prom 3. ARTHUR PAPE Spike I major in business, monkey business. Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Quartet 4; Track Mgr. 2; Class Vice- President 2; Prom 3; One Act Play 4. JOAN PICKARTS Jo A good girl is always quiet. Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 2. MARGARET SPETH Margy Her laugh is sure to cure her blues. F.H.A. 2; Class Secretary 3; Librarian 3,4; Prom 3; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming 2; Pep Club 1,2. CAROL USELMAN Very sweet, very wise, but mischief twinkles in her eyes. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 2; Librarian 3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; Annual Staff 4. Aa we gaze Into the crystal ball, we look back Into the past and see our four years of high school life. Everything that we have done and that had happened during these four years bring back------------MEMORIES. FRESHMEN What sights ! Tall upper classmen looking over the crop of bubbler babes, teachers all over the place, scared, mixed-up freshmen lined up against the walls with a look of confusion and dispair on their faces. Tills is a brief discription of our first day, September 8, 1951, at Sauk City High School. The one event that was and still is foremost in our minds was fresh- men initiation. Being smeared with lipstick and wearing various combinations of clothing made us full fledged students of Sauk High. The boys that Joined the FFA that year also remember that initiation. They rolled Jelly beans the length of the old gym floor with their noses to become Greenhorns of the FFA. SOPHOMORE We came back in the fall of 1952 and were determined that we would not be overruled and looked down upon as was the case during our freshman year. We started our second year by initiating the freshmen. An Indian Pow Wow, put on by the Sauk and Prairie school bands as a halftime show, was an unique part of our sophomore year homecoming activities. This homecoming game was the championship game, and by winning it, we gained the football co-opampionship with Prairie. Mrs. Vogel was our Home Ec. teacher that year and under her direction a Future Homemakers Club was organized. One of the club activities was the sponsoring of a fashion show for their mothers and the rest of the girls in school. Several students of our class turned actors and actresses that sophomore year and put on a one-act play, Curse you. Jack Dalton, in competition with the Juniors and came out second best. We remember the skating rink behind school where several ice skating parties were held. We gladly let it become a memory that spring when the construction of our beautiful gymnasium-auditorium was started. In the spring, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were seriously injured in an automobile accident and consequently the agriculture class had three different teachers during Mr. Anderson's convalescence. As an English field trip, we went to Baraboo to view the movie, Ivanhoe. JUNIOR As an alternate representative to Badger Boys' State, Cliff Haas attended the 1953 session at Ripon College. Luella Meyer attended Badger Girls' State in 1954 at the University of Wisconsin. A band Tag Day and the cnoosing and receiving of our class rings were the big events of the first part of our Jun- ior year. The class obtained a better understanding of the novel Julius Caesar this year, when we viewed it as a movie in Baraboo. After much work and some play, the Junior prom was held on April 23, 1954, featuring the theme of Harbor Lights. King Fred Breunig and Queen Joyce Mahoney lead the march with Marlene Hicks, Carol Uselman, Ann Breunig, Mary Jane Fike, Birdine Benfer, and Patty Kreul and their escorts comprising the court. In the spring festival, the band ended a very successful year by being selected as the best band in Class C competition in concert and marching. The sports year also ended in fine fashion as the baseball team won the league championship. SENIOR Homecoming festivities, with Jim Fasking reigning as king, was a highlight this year. Even though it was almost heart-breaking to see the football champ- ship slip from our hands into the hands of our archrival Prairie, we started our sports year with a successful football season. Leroy Lamberty was elected Most Valuable Player by the squad and Fred Breunig was honored as honorary co- captain of the team. Following the football season, excitement reigned around school as we began looking forward to playing our first basketball game in the new gymnasium. This memorable game was played against DeForest with our team winning by a score of 64-47. The rest of the year was spent in working on the senior play, having a senior banquet, and ending the year with baccalaureate services, senior class trip, and finally commencement. Mr Halloran (Agriculture), Mr. McReynolds (Coach and Social Studies), Miss Field (English), Mrs. Schenken- berg (English and Phy. Ed.), Mrs. Maier and Mrs. Vogel (Home Ec.), and Mr. Schneider and Miss Andersen (Music), were other teachers, no longer on the faculty, that worked with us during our four years. As we look back on the four year stay at Sauk High we see that it was a memorable one. The last day finally arrives, the thirty-one graduates say good-bye to Sauk High, our teachers and friends and look toward the future searching for our place in the world........ S. Thel3en; D. Ballweg; D. Caflisch; R. Hering; J. Kennedy; p. Theisen; Patsy Alt; Seated; M. Bongard. Many couples enjoyed dancing to the music of Norm Kingsleys Or- chestra at the Junior Prom April 15� 1955. The theme of the prom was the song I'll Remember April . The gym was beautifully decorated with flowers and a white picket fence surrounding the dance floor. Spring scenes of other countries were portrayed on the side walls of the gym. The king and queen were crowned at the throne in the northeast corner of the gym. Seated: Pat Theisen- Vice-Pres. Ron Hering- President Standing: Louise Breunig-Secretary Mary Jo Bongard-Treasurer - Ro-tx H e.m 3 Co-Chairman Jackie Kennedy Ronnie Strand Committees Chairmen Orchestra—Ron Hering Decoration—Louise Breunig Punch—Delores Ballweg Tickets—Della Endres Check Room—Shirley Jenewin Dance Programs—Nancy Diehl Invitations—Pat Theisen Publicity—Deanna Caflisch Finance--Mary Jo Bongard AUDITORS First row: Nolden, D. Ballweg, E. Breunig, Pape, Fassbender, Mack, Patterson Second row: Frosch, E. Ballweg, L. Breunig, Haas, Bongard, Ringelstetter, Goodyear Third row: Theisen, Stoffels, Hausner, Derleth, Schmit, Speth, S. Ballweg, Chitek . First row: Johnson, Lamberty, Strand, Mrs. Haas, Hamilton, Adank, Racek Second row: Alt, Jenewein, Werla, Theisen, Caflisch, Coenen, Hoium Third row: Kennedy, D. Ballweg, Endres, Diehl, G. Ballweg, Neisen, Frey. SOPHOmORES First Row: Gasper, Blur., L. Breunlg, M. Eallweg, R. Breunig, Endres, Henning, Diehl, Frosch, Daniel Breunig. Second Row: Barbian, N. Frey, Donna Breunig, Johnson, Eckstein, D. Ballweg, Kippley, S. Ballweg, Kirchstein, Dittberner. Third Row: Fasking, P. Breunig, H. Ballweg, J. Frey, Fike, W. Ballweg, L. Ballweg, A. Frey, Hankins, Hicks, Anhalt. First Row: Young, Schmit, Kozel, Mr. Anderson, Schultz, Schwartz, Wiedenfeld, F. Sorg. Second Row: Loper, G. Sorg, Ringelstetter, Schmid, Reible, Lang, Schara, Jo Ann Maier, Leykauf. Third Row: Jerome Maier, Preston, Mack, Marzolf, Virnig, Nolden, Roth, Reuter, Pings, Schauer. Pre Ueitt — _ P-o-u-is x re un i q Ifice-Tresident — J . jM.Tu«r rteTj Tfeo.SU.T 'T— J J)o YVYIO- T TC i.Tr i Secreto-ru — J Le-u Kauof First Row: I. Breunig, Haukom, P. Crapser, T. Breunig, Mr. Simonson, S. Prosch, L. Ereunlg, Rauls. Second Row: Holum, Bongard, K. Frosch, M. Crapser, Ott, Raba, Pings, V. Ballweg. Trtlrd Row: Block, Johnson, Hill, P. Ballweg, Coenen, Hagen, Barblan, M. Breunig, CoidenjHaas, V. Ballweg. FRE9HWETI f_lrat Row; Higgins, Pape, Pickarts, Schmitz, Kruchten, Ott, Schwartz, Vo3en, Marks. Second Row: M. Ballweg, Niesen, Wartner, Kout, Jeneweln, M. Meyer, Raba, Kelter, Amacher, Mahoney. lrd Row: Stoffels, Wipperfurth, Uselman, Frey, Meyer, Mack, Ziegler, Zim- merman, L. Ballweg, C. Ballweg. STAFF EDITOR- CLIFFORD HARE ASST. EDITOR-JACKIE KEMEDY ADVISOR-MIS S BECKERLEG ART STAFF Seated: J. Hankins, J. Stoffels, n. Anhalt, Seated: Bettv Levkauf. Pat Kreul Vlrnlg, Schauer. Eileen Marx. Standing: D. Breunlg, H. Hicks, Werla, Standing: Sadie Block. Patsv Alt R. -ar'oian, J. Maier, H. Eckstein Hot Pictured: Audrey Hagen. Flrst Row: Uselman, Hill, Blxler, Strand, Mack, Breunlg, S. Pallweg Nlesen Second Row: N. Frey, S. Klppley, M. picks, Mahoney, Blum, E. Pallweg, W. Klppley, D. Ballweg, Klrchsteln. Third Row: Reuter, Lang, A. Frey, Loper, Caflisch, Thelsen, Haas, M. Ringelstetter, Relble. Fourth Row: S. Hicks, Flke, Hausner, Diehl, J. Ringelstetter, Endres, L. Ballweg, Speth, Roth. SAUK LOG ADVERTISING STATE First Row: Mrs. Kropp, Endres, Blxl c- Anhalt, F. Brg ffig, Mr 'Xeahy. Second Tiow: Bongard, Cafllsch, RJ ck trand, Hiy 7 Danlel ( reunlg, Kennedy, Donna Breunig, Cr ser The Student Council coaSist of two represVntatlj re from each high school class-freshman, sophomore ,AJur er and senior, ancS operepresentative from each school organization. Its r , pse Is to give the students some part in the govern- ing of their school. EachVclass is entitled to h ve two representatives, and each school organization ma have one. Some of the duties of th Student Council are jh± sponsor the Homecoming activities, the clothing driveler Far East relieP aiid committees handle the 3ale of refreshments and tickets at the Wednesd yev rilng dancing classes. This year it has revised its constitution and spoj3 5re i Two orchestra dances in add- ition to its regular duties. .Seated: Standing LIBftCRVETS The group of girls called library cadets perform a very valuable service for all stud- ents. Checking books in and out is not their only library work. They are constantly put- ting books away and straightening shelves. At periodic intervals they take a complete inventory of the books, mend them, and keep the card catalog up-to-date. There are daily chores of dust- ing, and weekly and monthly tasks of getting the new magazines out for use. You will find a librarian in the library to help you find Haas, Werla, Barbian, Hankins, M. Hicks, information each period of the Stoffels, Diehl, W. Kippley. day. They give up their study Speth, Loper, Ganser, S. Kippley, hall periods to work and will- Meyer, Ball, S. Hicks, Neugart, ingly make the sacrifice for the Anhalt, Roth, Emery, Ballweg, and benefit of the student body. Mrs. Leahy. They are under the direct- ion of Mrs. Leahy who is the librarian. Advisor- Mr Anderson Secretary- Cliff Haas Vice-President- Ervin Breunig President- Fred Breunig Treasurer- Glen Mack Reporter- Donnle Ballweg Sentinel- Louis Ereunig The FFA is an organization for boys who are enrolled in voc- ational agriculture. Bj the vote of the underclassmen, seniors who had been in the FFA in previous years were allowed to be act- ive members of the chapter this year, as there was no senior class because of insufficient enrollment. This was the third year that the local chapter has put on the Vitality Seed sale. The high salesman of the campaign received a cash prize. The chapter received 20 of the sales and if the chapter made it3 goal each salesman got 10% of the sales he made. This year the chapter has initiated a new activity that has proved very successful. It received the exclusive right to use the old gym for activities such as volleyball basKetball and ping pong during each Wednesday noon. The cnapter was then divided up into teams according to classes and thoroughly enjoyed taking part in the games scheduled. first Row: F. Breunig, Pape, G. Mack, D. Nolden, Mr. Anderson. Second Row: Speth, Kolmorgen, L. Ballweg, Iweg, W. Ballweg, K. Frosch, V. Ballweg. Third Row; Kleinert, L. Frey, R. Breunig, Kruchten, D. Breunig, J. Frosch. Ballweg, E. Breunig, Louis Breunig, P. Breunig, Larry Breunig, H. Bal- K. Mack, Haas, H. Frey, I. Breunig, The Sauk WUZZ First Row: Werla, Bongard, Roth, Reuter, A. Frey, Loper, J. Rlngelstetter, Endres, Coenen. Second Row: Mrs. Kropp, N. Frey, M. Hicks, D. Breunig, Mahoney, Klppley, Eckstein, D. Ballweg, Leykauf, Klrchsteln. Third Row: J. Haas, Hankins, H. Hicks, Anhalt, Maler, L. Breunig, Barbian, Neugart, M. Rlngelstetter, Relble. Fourth Row: S. Ballweg, Vlrnig, Kreul, S. Hicks, C. Haas, Hill, Mack, Flke, Stoffels, Diehl, L. Ballweg. FDRFN5ICR First Row: Kreul, Mr. Fonstad, F. Breunig, H. Hill, Haas, Daniel Breunig, Mack, Marks. Second Row: Barbian, Zimmerman, Maler, Hicks, Donna Breunig, Jenewein, Eckstein, Ballweg, Leykauf. Third Row: Mrs Leany, Block, C. Hill, Kennedy, Marx, Bongard, Theisen, Ganser, Hankins. rano l.TO NOR Ai i First Row: Anhalt, R. Barblan, A. Frey, Vosen, Marzolf, Mr. McManners, Vlrnlg, «t Block, Hankins, Lang, C. Ballweg, Crapser. Second Row: Kirchstein, Amacher, D. Ballweg, Eckstein, Bongard, Kippley,Hoium 3 Kelter, Haas, Meyer, V. Ballweg. 3 Third Row: M. Breunig, Niesen, Zimmerman, Wartner, N. Frey, Schauer, Hicks, Hill, Wipperfurth, I. Ping3, P. Ballweg, Reible Fourth Row: Jenewein, Kout, Hagen, Coenen, Uselman, Reuter, L. Ballweg, Marks Ott, Schwartz, Stoffels, Roth, Johnson. Fifth Row: Marlene Raba, D. Pings, Mary Alice Raba, Leykauf, Maier, B. Frey, D. Barbian, D. Breunig, Schara, M. Ballweg, Mahoney. ‘ First Row: Mahoney, Fike, S. Iheisen, Diehl, Haas, RingeIstetter, Meyer,Ganser P. Theisen, Coenen. Second Row: Alt, 6. Ballweg, Leykaux, Stoffels, Marx, Endres, Bongard, Caflisch, L. Breunig, M. Hicks, Kreul, Uselman. ; Third Row: Blum, Chitek, Meyer, S. Hicks, Niesen, S. Ballweg, Marzolf, Derleth, 3 D. Mack, Henning, Wiedenfeld. Fourth Row: Fas3bender, G. Mack, F. Breunig, Hill, Mr. McManners, Herlng, Young, Pape, D. Ballweg, Strand. First row: G. Barblan, N. Sawyer, D. Caflisch, B. Leykauf, R. Barblan, C. baelman, S. Block, R. Leykauf. Second Row; P. Kreul, Chltek, D. Barblan, Racek, P. Thiesen, E. Ballweg, Endres, M. Bongard, Meyer, M. Hicks, Hall, Derleth. Tfrlrd Row: Crapser, Schneider, S. Grauvogel, R. Pape, Zimmerman, Marks, Marzolf, K. Bongard, Marx, S. Ballweg, A. Pape, L. Crow, Kirchstein, Grauvogel, H. Hicks, L. Breunig, Maier. Fourth Row: S. Thiesen, Mahoney, Kennedy, Mr. McManners, D. Breunig, Wiedenfeld, S. Hicks, Henning, Anhalt, Schara, Hagen. First Row; Shara, Hagen, Bongard, Mr. McManners, Crapser, Hill, Fike. Second Row; Thelsen, Mack, Schmit, Preston, Marx, Caflisch, Kennedy. Tnlrd Row; Hicks, Marks, Frey, Blum, M. Hicks, Wipperfurth. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7- School started, all busy again. 10- First pep meeting—Juniors elected Ron Hering prom king—First football game-Beat Mazo 15-7 at home. 14- Crowell-Collier magazine campaign. 16- Cheerleading tryouts. 17- Senior class pictures taken. Tra- veled to Arena and crushed them 33-0. 24- Annual staff organized—Verona topped us 7-0 on our field. Junior dance. 26- Assembly program by C. E. Jones. 29- Juniors won trip for high salesman- ship in magazine campaign. 30- Jim Fasking chosen homecoming king. OCTOBER 5- Sun Prairie- A sad game lo3t 28-0. 6- News staff organized. Sophomores initiated freshmen at annual party. 8- Played at Poynette-13-13 tie. 15- Homecoming parade, defeated Lodi 14-6— dance. 15- Students visited TV Institute. 18- Juniors ordered class rings. Seniors calling cards and announcements. 19- Play tryouts. 20- Our first PTA dancing lesson. 21- What's school without report cards? 22- Defeated Waunakee there 18-0. 28- Conquered Spring Green 25-0 here. 29- Pep Club TVfirp dance. NOVEMBER 2- 6h! Oh 1 Prairie beat us 13-0. 3- 4-5- Teachers convention. 8- One-act plays presented. 10- Society Page received B in district competition at Poynette. 12- Sears Pig Project members return gilts to Baraboo. 15- Drink more milk. Milk dispensers installed at both schools. 19- First basketball game in the new gym. Beat DeForest 63-50. Sophomores sponsored a dance. 23- Went to Sun Prairie. Beat them 62-49. 25- Thanksgiving vacation. 30- Whipped Poynette 74-30. DECEMBER 3- Report card time again. Easy win over Lodi 73-52 Here. Seniors gave a dance. 7- Trampled Arena 74-39 in Arena gym. 10- It happened again! Prairie beat us 54-49 on their floor. 13- Annual Christmas Concert. 14- Senior pictures arrived. 16- Ran over Verona 67-37 in our gym. 17- Last day of school this year. JANUARY 3- Back to school again. 7- Game at Waunakee. Beat them 6l-4l. 11- Hurrah! Knocked Black Earth out of first place, beat them 67-53 at home. 12- Juniors, I'll Remember April. 13- Forensic conference at Whitewater. 14- Waunakee team here. Beat them 52-39. 17- March of dime campaign started. 18- Everyone studied for semester tests. 19- General assembly program on music. 20- 21- First semester exams. 21- Heck! Spring Green beat us 52-51 on our own court. Juniors sponsored a successful dance. 22- State Drum Clinic at Sauk. 24- Juniors received class rings. Girls basketball team formed. 25- Annual pictures taken. 27- Sauk and Prairie girls and facul- ties played tonight. Prairie girls won both. 28- Beat Mazo in their new gym. 29- U. W. Band Concert in Sauk gym. FEBRUARY I- Juniors magazine campaign trip to Madison. Beat DeForest 77-55 there. 4- Travelled to Poynette and beat 69-58 5- Orchestra dance sponsored by Student Council. 8- Assembly program on recreational therapy. 9- New constitution for the school form- ed by student council. Prom King Ron Hering elects queen Mary Jo Bongard. II- Met Prairie in our own gym. Conquered them 63-40. 17- Lodi-Sauk. Sauk 68- Lodi 58. 18- Teachers SWEA met in Madison. 21- Senior girls attended meeting at UW 24- 25-26- Basketball tournament. MARCH 4- Assembly program by Henry Briggs. 9- Local Forensic contest. 15- League forensic contests at Wauna- kee. Assembly program with puppets. 25- Wisconsin Dells-solos and ensembles. APRIL 1- Easter vacation April 1-10. 2- District forensic contest at Ft. Atkinson. 15- Junior Prom. 16- Mass band and chorus rehearsal at Wis. Dells. 18- Athletic Banquet. Assembly program on snakes. 30- Music festival at Wis. Dells. MAY 6- Senior Class Play. 11- Spring Band Concert. 19- Play day for local schools. 26- 27- Senior exams 27- Second semester exams 29- Baccalaureate 31- End of semester exams-senior trip JUNE 1- Senior commencement 2- All school dance and school picnic. 3- Tiie last day of school and report cards. Summer vacation. a . t I Society Page- JACKIE KENNEDY- Violet Pemberton MARY JANE FIKE- Janica Reed RONNIE MAIER- James C. Harper SHIRLEY THEISEN- Sally Ann Sumner HOWARD HILL- Clifton Dwyer EILEEN MARX- Barbara Lake SADIE BLOCK- Bride's mother EILEEN COENEN- Bride MRS. HAAS- Director ANN BREUNIG-CAROL BLUM Asst, directors We entered league competition with one-act plays this year. In the local contest Sauk City presented two plays Stolen Identity and Society Page . Hie latter was selected to participate in the contest at Poynette where it received a B rating. RONNIE HERING- Brad ART PAPE- Trigger MARY JO BONGARD- Stella PAT KRUEL- Miss Moffet CORINE HILL- Mrs• McKee MARLENE HICKS- Mary McKee JOAN GANSER- Beatrice X dent i MR. FONSTAD- Director ' CLIFF HAAS FRED BREUNIO- Assistant Directors HOME.COMIN October 15, our Homecoming Day, dawned clear and cold. Our high- stepping band opened the festivities by leading the afternoon parade fea- turing the king and queen, their court of honor, and the class and organiza- tional floats. The winning floats that rated first, second, and third were High and Mighty sponsored by the Junior class, We'll Sail over Lodi by the sophomores, and We'll Worm Through Lodi by the seniors. At the touch of a match, the bonfire blazed fiercely and pro- claimed the beginning of the evening activities. Pep songs led by the band and cheers led by the cheer- leaders put everyone into the mood of inspiring our boys to a victory. Preceding the game the band gave a short program and presented King Jim Fasking and Queen Eileen Marx. Kick-off time was 7:30. The first half ended with Lodi leading 6-0, and the band appearing between halves, executing a series of maneu- vers depicting Sports Through the MLMOTtXLS Seasons. A fighting Sauk City team returned to the field the second half and won the game from Lodi by a score of 14-6. Do you remember past homecom- ings? Our theme, Memories , featured scrapbook pages from 1944-1954. They decorated the walls of the new gymnasium and supplemented the silver footballs, stars and slogans used to carry out our theme. To the music of Jerry Blake, the king, queen, and court of honor- Joyce Lang, Lloyd Ballweg, Wylina Kippley, Ervin Breunig, Louise Breunig, Neal Lamberty, Joann Maier, Jerry Preston, Maureen Zimmer- man, Dan Breunig, Marilyn Crapser, Ken Mack, Karen Bongard and Dick Pape led the grand march. Leroy Lamberty, one of the football captains, crowned Jim, king, and in his turn Jim crowned Eileen, queen, before the large number of people attending the dance. Another page of Memories was added to those already displayed. Fred Breunig and Francis Young were elected co-captains by the football squad. The team voted to purchase a trophy for the Most Valuable Player. It will be kept in the trophy case and each year the name of the selected player will be engraved on it. Leroy Lamberty was elected Most Valuable Player for the past season so his L. Lamberty name will be the first to be put on the trophy. F. 3reunlg F. Young ST ROW: Patterson, Blum, F. Breunig, D. Breunig, N. Lamberty, L. Lamberty, :OND ROW: Adank, Young, Haas, Hering, Fassbender. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Sauk City 15 Mazomanie 7 Sauk City 33 Arena 0 Sauk City 0 Verona 7 Sauk City 0 Sun Prairie 28 Sauk City 12 Poynette 12 Sauk City 13 Lodi 6 Sauk City 18 Waunakee 0 Sauk City 25 Spring Green 0 Sauk City 0 Prairie du Sac 12 9 t FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Louis Breunig, L. Ballweg, Hamilton, Adank, Haas, N. Lamberty, Fassbender, Gasper, D. Breunig. E. Breunig, Eills, Young, Patterson, Hering, Hill, F. Breunig, L. Lamberty, J. Fasking, Blum. Coach Lindquist, K. Mack, Hanson, G. Sorg, Preston, Frey, 1. Breunig, F. Sorg, Pape, Coach Sdhrader. D. Frosch, K. Frosch, Zeigler, K. Fasking, Crapser, Grauvogl, Eixler, Rauls, Larry Breunig, S. Frosch, V. Ballweg, D. Mack. w L T Prairie S T T Sauk 5 2 1 Mazo 5 2 1 LEAGUE STANDING W L T Verona IT ? ? Poynette 332 Lodi 4 4 o W L T Spring Green 7 5 75 Waunakee i k 3 Arena 0 8 0 COACHES LINDQUIST AND SCHRADER First Row: Mr. Lindquist, Hill, Hering, Young, F. Breunig, Patterson. Second Row: D. Breunig, Haukom, Rauls, L. Breunig, Preston, Schmid. Third Row: Schmit, Blum, Adank, Hamilton, I. Breunig, Grauvogl. BASEBALL First Row: Coach Schrader, Hering, Young, Patterson, T. Schmit, J. Fasking, E. Breunig. Second Row: Fike, H. Ballweg, Schmid, D. Frosch, Johnson, Ott, K. Frosch, V. Ballweg. Third Row: Larry Breunig, S. Frosch, Schmitz, T. Breunig, Rauls, Preston, L. Ballweg, Frey. Fourth Row: Kozel, Shultz, Grauvogl,Higgins, Diehl, F. Sorg, D. Mack, R. Pape, P. Crapser. Fifth Row: D. Ballweg, Louis Breunig, Blum, Adank, K. Mack, Hamilton, Haas, A. Pape, D. Breunig, I. Breunig. Fir� t Row: Frosch, Coaches Schrader and Lindquist, Bixier. Second Kow: Adank, T. Schmit, J. Fasking, Young, Hering, Patterson, Maier, Blum, Haas, Preston, Shultz. A 5 Sauk Opponent Score 53 ' e Fore s t 50 62 Sun Prairie 49 74 Poynette 30 73 Lodi 52 66 Arena 52 49 Prairie 54 67 Verona 37 6l Waunakee 47 67 Black Earth 53 52 Waunakee 39 51 Spring Green 52 6l Mazo 46 77 DeForest 55 69 Poynette 53 63 Prairie 40 48 Sun Prairie 38 68 Lodi 58 STANDINGS W L W L Sauk 11 2 Mazo p 8 Prairie 11 2 Poynette 4 9 Sp. Green 11 2 Waunakee 3 10 Bl. Earth 9 4 Lodi 2 11 Verona 8 5 Arena 1 12 E T B A First Row: S. Frosch, Larry Breunig, Mack, Mr. Lindquist, Preston K. FasKlng, V. Ballweg. Second Row: Shultz, Blum, Schmit, M. Ballweg, Kozel, K. Mack, Schmitz. 5 A Li K ! Wlflfl DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Sauk Htcth School Gum PROCrRAn Thurs. n ctlit j FeLlV LoJi (s7) Sf ri no G-rce.h(74) Sauk C,tyU0)-W : , J 9e C 35) Fri.yiifki. FcL 2S' LoJi (H3) - Waurxakoe, tiS) Sauk Ci ty( 3)-Sjorih £ GfaehC I) Sat• rnjht Fel.Zb F az oh� am (l3) Wf£H r )(ee( iti) Sauk CAjy(73') l3cirviev’e,)jGl 7) FROM OUR SCRAPBOOKS CAFLI5CH OIL COMPANY —-Cv6y■ Ph o n e.-%3-Y T ' - P on 'C. 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