Seymour High School - Rippler Yearbook (Seymour, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

:SIN A 3. lm -? ik.: KIP PRESENTS THE I95-4 RIPPER TWENTIETH EDITION we d d IQ Tb 1 gg MI! t an SEYMOUR UNION HIGH SCHOOL SEYMOUR, WISCONSIN :sm NlcHoLs UCERO I I I SEYMOUR BLACK CREEK CENTER VALLEY Above IS plctured the boundarues of the newly created Seymour Unnon Hugh School The dustrnct be came a realnty September 9 I952 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Forward 3 Deducatlon A Admnnustratlon 6 Faculty STUDENTS Senlors ll Class Otfucers 23 Juniors 241 Sophomores 26 Freshmen ORGANIZATIONS Student Council 33 Blue Jay 35 Dramatucs 37 Rapper 38 Labrarnans 40 Ottnce Workers I-I 114 Science Club 116 Debate -'17 Forensics Twrrlers 49 Junuor Band 50 Vocal Groups 5l Chorus 52 Band 53 Pep Club ACTIVITIES Lettermens Club 57 Sensor Lettermen 60 Football Basketball 62 Track 65 Baseball CALENDAR 66 PROPHECY 68 WILL 69 CONTRIBUTORS Pg T ' .,,2B ' ' ,' ' 'I..41,F. fA.f.,42, PPA .... ,' , ',.I47, I , ' , ' , ...ar , , ...65 , , , ...7O . ,K K .c -.Fi-,qqgki iq-'Y-1 A-- ' I 1 c I S' A. roreeworeo h Union H'g sevmou' ms .dwg Svudion of me 35:1 this fall- Egghvyay 54 Con l Hdmg began S she facing f Seymoy School DU it on a 33iaCr he city 0 is bemg bfhlsest section Q mUSiC 'cffmgur mKilMWj?lWwTZIwW Llworlf 6 libraryusfjped Wm' lf C:fe1sO0A Lawgiii? DOS? lolillltwessealln-9 Ciptlicenyoshfff are The tecfsr 'uv' , L I' - 1'7- f .-, t viltlt M I le' V 4 5.. 4 ' 4 v - This 1954 Ripper has been de- 2 signed to acquaint y u with t e new Seymour Unton Hrgh Sc oo Dtstrrct and th future sc ool butldtng that he students wtl occupy next year When we ook a ead to new thfngs tts often 5 ood ttme to cat a backwar ance at the more famttrar thtngs we have had What we know as the grade part of our present but ding was bullt In 1903 and the newer high sc oo addttton was complete rn 7936 ny students wvll con nue to ook at t e present stte a herr school and so gather Q up the happy memorres of people and events hrs years rpper Staff would It e to say T anks for ever thtn to rs fvfx sc ool and to the new Onward eymour '41- v 'V'f'wptg' 4. vo 'I QT hmmm' A o 0,3 1 'MX xx f I 1 2 P .gf ,- l if ,ff -1 P' A 'i Page fhree 5 QSC H o h A - lj I , t ' , ' . 3' Q . . S -I h - f l Q s ci J' Q' ' . :Z I . , . I ' Vx h I ' ' d A V . 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I dv DEDICATION The Class of 54 washes to dedicate thus Ripper to Mr Ruchard Koepke Jr We met hum as freshmen nn Socual Studles and renewed our acquamfanceshsp wlth hum as sensors In American Problems He his guided us To a broader understandlng of what Iles before us after Graduation Page Four THE BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 23 I953 Mg vi A v 1, BREAKING GROUND FOR THE NEW SEYMOUR UNION HIGH SCHOOL Left to rnght M A Patchett Superintendent of School Steve Rohloff Student Councnl Presndent Sanford Barth Everett McBaIn Norman Haefs Anthony Weyers Wullard Last Lester Krahn and Marvin Babbntt members of the School Board Pg Fe 9-1 ADMINISTRATORS MILTON A PATCHETT MILTON MAIN Wlsconsln State College LaCrosse Rmon College Unnversxty of Wnsconsnn Unuversrty of Wisconsin B S MS A B M S Principal Supernntendent of Schools Science Sensor Advisor Drlver Trammq Junlor Advnsor BOARD OF EDUCATION In -67 'B- il Lett to right Lester Krahn Sanford N Barth Wnllarcl H Last Treasurer Marvln E Babbutt Dlrector Anthony P Weyers Clerk Norman C Haefs EverettL McBaln THE FACULTY GEORGE BEHRENDT DONNA JEAN CHURNEY Wsconsrn State College Whrtewater Wrsconsrn State College LaCrosse Wrsconsrn State College Commercral Physrcal Educatron Health Student Councrl Jumor Advrsor Sophomore Advtsor Cheerleaders Pep Club -ww-.qw uri' MERLIN D HALLE FRANCIS H HANSON Wrsconsrn State College Oshkosh Wrsconsun State College Plattevrlle Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Umversrty of Wlsconsr BS BS Math Agrrcullure Sophomore Advrsor F F A Page S ven J F LEON FLANAGAN Oshkosh E B Band Math Sensor Advisor MRS CHARLES JENKINS Wrsconsrn State College Stevens Pomt Engllsh Library All School Play Forensncs Sophomore Advrsor fa KS GERALDINE HADERLFIN Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Umversrty of Calrforma History Rapper Freshman Advrsor in DOROTHY JENSON Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Umverslty of Oslo Norway Englrsh Forensrcs Blue Jay Sensor Advrsor ' :I V. 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H-shelf' RlCHARD KO PK JR Urtlvsnty of Wlsconsln !XlWWPl'lC6H Problems Socnal Studues Guidance Freshman Advlsor IRVING KORTH Wzsconsm State College Stevens Pount Unnversuty ol Wlsconsun Blology Lonservatuon Drnvers Educatuon Sensor Advusor Scnence Club fv Wdiff J wb' MRS MARCUS NIGL Lawrence College lmglush Forensics Debate ophomore Advisor MRS DARRELL PASCH Wvsconsnn State College Mtlwaukee Musnc Educatxon Musnc Apprecuatnon Sensor Advisor Chorus Nllxed Chorus MRM 'wa 18 wg, 5 .ff MRS FRANK PIEHL EDGAR PIEPER STANLEY RYNEARSON RUTH TEETZEN Wtsconsun State College LaCrosse Iowa State College Wusconsm State College Plattevnle Wusconstn State College S P t Unnversuty of Wusconsln Wlsconsln State College LaCrosse tevens Om Northwestern Unnver :ty Unnversnty of Wusconsnn Agrnculturc B S M S Junuor Advusor Gener tl Busnncss mfr? Af' Us.. OKSON VV AVER MVlntevv1t0r Slilc Co beography Socral Studles Assnstant Coach CC F-re hvnan Basketball Coach B Team Football Freshman Advisor Physucal Educatuon F F A Health Coach Football Track Assnstant Coach Basketball my 2 k nfs M ROBERT WOLK la Crosse State Co Lge Unnversnty ol Wnsconsun Athletnc Durector Scwence Asslstant Coach Football and Track Coach Basketball Baseball Lettermen s Club mf it W 'Trix-f-fu X PHYLLIS VVORMWOUU Lawrence College Unuversnty of Colorado Englush Speech Dramattcs Forenslcs Sensor Class Play Freshman Advnsor l E as Junnor Advwsor FH A Jie RllA YIEGFVVFIU c Stout lnstltu c Home Econounlc F H A 2 5 5 , . . . 1 Bs., Ms. A BA. BS. - N g 5.5. ' ' ' ' . vu I , J' ' 4 1-ci? f lf 'Z ' We . . 'X Q L , , V ' , . .I . . E . S. , . . , , BVS. B,S, 4 ., . 4 ' ' ' ' ' .,.. 11' I fZl'ifQf1f1 f A ' . L. ,, Af f. 'B 4 Wt , ' e lLJ5j?5': ' 1 . . at , V 'f rf ' ' 1 Q - :M .A., QI ., L Q 3 A H , ,... I ll 32 ' imc 'a 1223 f f 5 Q? r .... . LA . llge A lft. Thr L '1- Bf. 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X 1 1 1 K A T W 1 I, A JJ. ,- Tr T f T' Q' L N1 The Senlor Class Seymour Unton Hugh School Announces tts Commencement Exercises Thursday June 3rd Nineteen hundred and fatty four at enght oclock Hrgh School Gymnasium Motto The Hlgher We Climb The Broader The Vlevv in Flower Blue Carnation Colors Blue and Sulver SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Nrls Ullmer Vuce Prestdent Wayne Conrad Presndent Marvun Schnetder and Treasurer Delores Vanden Langenberg SENIORS Hugh school lnfe was entnrely new for the one hundred and thnrty puzzled freshmen who enter ed Seymour Hrgh School on September 8 T950 We became better acqualnted soon however as lnltvatlon and the Freshman Sophomore party passed leaving many pleasant memorres wuth us We gauned recognltron when our homecomlng float won fnrst prnze That year our homecoming candrdates were Jerry Klarner and Beverly Bart man Our class presndent Chester Blass was outstanding an football until lnlurtes kept hum from the playing fneld The other class officers were vlce prestdent Janet Tubbs secretary Terry Kuehne and treasurer Glen Mullen Introducing the freshmen to the school was the fnrst task of our sophomore year Our home comrng candndates were Wayne Conrad and Judy Wurtzel The class offlcers chosen were Judy Burns presndent Wayne Conrad vrce prestdent Rnchard Mullen secretary and Jamce Tubbs treasurer Our class was full of polltncrans un our luntor year as we had four candudates for vrce president of Student Counctl The wrnnnng candudate was Steve Rohloff Our homecoming float with the slogan Watches Brew Makes Panther Stew won thrrd prnze In the parade Duane Wagner and Carol Jean Stephan: were our homecomung candt dates The major event of the year the Juntor Prom became a realrty on Aprrl 24 Jerry Smuth s orchestra supplied the music for the April In Parts theme Kay Plamann and Janet Tubbs rergned as kung and queen of the event Steve Rohloff class presldent was general charrman of the Prom Other offncers during thus Important year were Kay Plamann vuce president Pat Smlth secretary and Douglas Buttles treasurer One hundred members of our class were back for theur sensor year Rrchard Mullen and Betty Ranknn were ktng and queen of the homecomlng Steve Rohloff became prestdent of the Student Councrl Ralph Hallada and Judy Burns were co edrtors of the Rnpper whsle Nancy Burmelster edited the Blue Jay President of FHA was Mary Ann Strngle and Douglas Buttles was the pres: dent of FFA Page Ele e 5 1 1 , . ' I . , - 11 - 11 1 - 1 . , , . 1 - - 1 , . . . . . . ,, . . ' 1 . . ,, . , , . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I . , . v n JANICE L BAEHLER an Oh' Happy Day Junior Band I Pep Club 2 State Music Tournament 2 Dra matics 34 Bue Jay 34 Band 24 Band Librarian 4 Home cmxng Chr 4 Librarian 4 Ripper 4 FHA 'I4 BEVERLY ANNE BARTMAN ev Bubbles Bangles and Beads Glee Club I Spanish Club 2 e Jay Librarian Ripper 4 Office Worker 4 Homecoming Court 'I LOWELL BLAKE Genser lm Just a Poor Bachelor Baseball I 2 Band 3 4 Ripper 4 LOIS BLOHM 0.5 My Buddy Chorus I Pep Club 2 Blue Jay Dramatics 34 FHA Riper 4 ARLENE L. BLOHOWIAK Arlene Undecided FHA- 1-4, Glee Club I, Pep Club 3,4, Blue Jay 3,4, Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Ripper 4. Page Twelve MARY ANN BAEHLER Mary Ann You Belong to Me Pep Club 24 Dramatics 24 Chorus Librarian 'I4 Badger Girls State 3 Prom Court of Honor 3 Mixed Chorus 4 I-HA I4 Chorus I4 Rip r 4 FHA Officer 4 Homecoming Committee Chr 4 Blue .lay 4 All School Play Crew 23 EUGENI: R BLAKE Gene Its All So Easy B eball I FFA I4 Ripper 4 NANCY LEE BLOEDORN Nancy Your Cheatin Heart Chorus I2 FHA I4 Blue Jay 4 Roper 4 MARY JEAN BLOHM Mary Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend Glee Club I Ripper 4 FHA I 4 DENNIS P. BLOM Dennie Just a Bummin' Around Football I-3, Track I-4, Basket- ball I,2, Ripper 4. AUDREY M. BRANDENBURG Audrey Changing Partners Glee Club 'l, FHA. 'l,3,4, Chorus 3, Blue Jay 2-4, One Act Play Crew 2-4, Dramatics l-4, Ripper 4 Librarian 4 Office Worker 4. NANCY BURMEISTER Nancy Ive Forgot More Than You Will Ever Know Chorus l 34 Spanish Club 23 Dramatlcs 34 Forensics 23 Student Concnl 34 State Stu dent Council Convention 3 All School Play 3 Blue Jay 3 Prom Committee Chr 3 Badger Girl s State Blue Jay Editor 4 One Act Play 4 Ripper 4 Mixed Chorus 4 DELORES GLADYS BUSS Delores Dream a Little Dream of Me B nd 2 Pep Club Blue Jay 4 FHA 4 Ripper 4 WAYNE CONRAD Wayne My Lady Loves to Dance ootball l 4 Baseball Basketball l 2 Homecoming Court 2 Class Vice President 24 All School Play 23 Blue Jay 24 Prom Court 3 Drama tics 4 Ripper 4 Lettermens Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 DUANE DOERSCH Wayney When the Saints Go Marching FFA 34 All School Play 2 Baseball l 3 Ripper 4 -4 Page Thirteen DAVID BROOKS Dave I Don't Know Why Transferred from Shiocton 2, FFA. 2,3, Basketball 2, Ripper 4. JUDY BURNS Judy e Ll Jr Bandl Debatel Forensics I 3 Sophomore Class President 2 Student Council 2 Spanish Club 23 Dramatlcs 24 Prom Committee Chr 3 Blue Jay 3 4 Ripper Editor 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Chorus President 3 All School Play Crew 3 DOUGLAS BUTTLES Doug Tull I Waltz Again With You FFA 14 FFA Quartet 23 FFA Basketball 24 Student Council 2 Class Treasurer 3 Prom Cou t 3 Prom Committee Chr 3 Science Club 3 Badger Boys e 3 FFA President Ripper 4 Mixed Chorus 4 FFA Committee Chr 4 JAMES CONRADT lm Side by Sade Baseball I Pep Club 2 Home coming Committee Chr 4 p per 4 All School Play 4 GENEVIEVE A DORN Genny Sweet Jenny Lee Gee Club l FHA l 34 ep Club 34 Blue Jay 34 Chorus 4 Rapper 4 Mixed Chorus 4 MAYILYN DOXTATOR Marilyn Dark Eyes FHA I Ripper 4 BARBARA DALE DROEGER Sunflower Solos I 4 Chorus I 4 All school Play 2 FHA 2 4 Drarnatics 2 4 Pep Club 24 Mixed Chorus 4 FHA Ofticer 4 Ripper 4 HELEN JANE FELTON Helen Sweet and Low I4 Bu Ja 34 Club 4 Chorus 4 Dramatic 4 WILLIAM J, FRISBIE i Outside of Heaven Football I, Basketball I,2, R'p- per 4, Science Club 4. MARLENE GOERL Marlene I Believe FHA. 1-4. ? .. .. 4. 1 , . , Page Fourteen JAMES P DRAEGER lm One of the Roving Kind Basketball I Track I2 Football Manager 3 Basketball 3 Junior Prom Court 3 Lettermens Club 3 4 Ripper 4 Homecornino Committee Chr 4 DAVID L DUDEK Dave Slowpoke FFA 24 Baseball 2 Track 3 Football 4 Lettermens Cub 4 LORNA MAE FREUND Lorna Mae No Other Love FHA I4 PepCub34 Chorus 34 Ripper 4 FRANCIS J. GERL Franny I See the Moon Baseball I, Basketball Mg.. -, , Baseball Mgr. 2-4, Football Mgr. 3, B.ue Jay 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Ripper 4. REGINA GRITT Jeanie Drifting and Dreaming F.H.A. I, Debate I, Library 3, Office Worker 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Ripper 4, Chorus I,4, Blue .Iay I'4, Pep Club I-4, Dra- matics I-4. JOYCE G. HAAS Joycie Music, Music, Music Band I-4, Prom Court 3, F.H.A. 3,4, Blue Jay 4, Ripper 4. RAPHAEL J HALLADA Ralph Dreamers Holiday Football Manager 2 Badger Boy s State 3 Lettermen s Club 24 Homecoming Publicity Chr 4 Science Club 4 Ripper Editor 4 Football 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Track I 4 MARION HEBEL Marion Keep It a Secret Pep Club Float Chr 4 Ripper 4 Blue Jay 34 Dramatics 34 Chorus l 34 Pep Club 2 4 JAMES H HEISLER im Song of the Open Field FFA 14 FFA BasketbalI24 Ripper 4 KATHLEEN ANN HILGENBERG Kathy Dear John Transferred from Washington unnor Hugh 2 Ripper 4 Pep Club 4 Library 4 'E' -fl f 3' 6-my Page Fifteen FRED E. HAASE Fritz Just Because Baseball 3,4, Football 3,4, Let- termen's Club 4, Ripper 4, Prom Court 3, Student Council 4. MARY ANN HARRISON Mary Ann Ebb Tide Transferred from Washington Junior High 2 FHA 3 Ripper PATRlCIA HEIN a Deane Junior Band I Chorus 14 Stu dent Council 2 Pep Club 24 Pep Club Pres 4 Ofhce Worker 2 Dramatics 34 Blue Jay 34 Llbrary 3 Ripper 4 JO ANN HELEIN Ann Sunshine Girl FHA 134 Rapper 4 ROBERT N JANOSKY B0 Music Maestro Please Junior Band 12 Senior Band 34 Rapper 4 YVONNE T. JENQUIN Vonnie Stardust F.H.A. l, Debate l,2, Student Council 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Band I-4, Forensics l-4, State Music Tournament 2, Chorus 4, Chorus Reporter 4, Ripper 4, Commencement Committee Chr, 4. VIRGIL F JOURDAN Lucky Back in the Saddle Agaan Football T4 Baseball 2 Letter man s Club 4 MELVIN KLARNER Me Dont Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Baseball T2 Track 3 Science u 23 FFA 14 Rnppe MARLENE KRAUSE Marlene Wondering Glee Club Chorus 24 F H A l 4 Blue Jay 3 4 Office Worker 4 Ripper 4 LEONARD P LANDWEHR Leonard Dont Fence Me In F F A T4 F F A Basketball 3 4 F F A Secretary 4 Homecoming Committee Chr 4 Ripper 4 Page Sixteen MARGARET JOHN Maggie When You and I Were Young Maggie Chorus l,3,4, F.H.A. l,3,4, Blue Jay 4, Pep Club 4, Oftice Worker 4, Ripper 4, Dramatics 4. GERALD KLARNER Jerry Amt Misbehavm Football l 2 Ripper 4 DONALD J KNUTH Donnie You You You A T4 FFA Quartet Science C'ub 34 Ripper 4 Mixed Chorus 4 THEODORE E KUEHNE Terry Night and Day Band l Basketball l2 Baseball l 2 Football 2 3 Class Secretary l Homecoming co chairman 4 Prom committee Chr 3 Ripper SHARLET C MAASS Sharie There are Twenty Four Hours of Sunshine F H A l 4 Forensics 3 4 ra matics 3 4 Blue Jay 4 Ripper 4 CHARLES R MARCKS Charlie Woodpecker Song FFA 14 FFA Doube Quar tet 2 FFA Quartet 34 Base b 2 FFA Chaplaan3 FFA Treasurer 4 Student Counctl 3 Maxed Chorus 4 Rapper Stat? 4 Prom Commattee 3 Senior Commattee 4 NOR BERT E MATUSZAK Norbae Dance Me Loose A JANICE ANN MELOTTE Jan You re Foolan Someone Chorus l F H A 4 Dramatacs 34 Pep Club 234 Bue y 3 4 Rapper 4 ROBERT W MILLER Bo Hold That Tiger cnence C ub 3, Rapper 4, Movae Proaector Oper ator 3,4, F FA Vace Pres 4 GLENN MULLEN Mut So Tired Basketball l,2, Football 2,3,4, Track l,2,3, Science Club 4, All School Play 2, Class Trea- surer l, Ripper 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Page Seventeen RITA M MARTZAHL Susan Tea for Two Forensacs I F H A l 4 Rapper DONALD J MAUTHE Bert Chattanoga Shoe Shane Science Club 4 Football T2 Jr Band l Bue Jay 4 Rapper 4 PEGGY ANN MELTER e Tell Me Why Chorus l 4 Glee Club 'l Soloist I 4 Labraraan l Forensics 234 Dramatacs Club 34 Traple Trao 3 4 Girls Duet 3 Mixed Duet 3 State Musac Tournament Duet 3 Chorus Vace President 4 Office Worker 4 Blue Jay 4 Pep Club 4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Chorus Float Chr 4 Rapper 4 ILAMAE M MUELLER llamae I Cant Say No A Blu Jay 2 Dramatacs 3,4, Pep Club I,2,4, Rapper 4, Jr Band l, Band 2 4 RICHARD J. MUELLEN Pete Older and Bolder Class Secretary 2, All School Play 2, Pep Club 2, Science Club 3,4, Science Club Float Chr. 3, Blue Jay 3,4, Ripper Sports Editor 4, Homecoming King 4, Track l,2, Football 2-4, Baseball l,3,4, Basketball l-4, Lettermen's Club 4. JEANETTE L. NATZKE Little Sugar Get Along Little Doggie FHA. l-4, PATRICIA A PIERCE Patti Beautiful Beautlful Brown Eyes Glee Club I Homecomnng Muslc Commnttee 14 Prom Commlt tee 3 Dramatocs Club 34 Pep Clu 4 Blue Jay 34 Rapper Staff 4 KAY W PLAMANN Omar Take Me Out to the a Game F I2 Baseball I4 Le r mens Club 24 Class Ice Presudent 3 Basketball 24 Blue Jay 4 Prom Kung 3 Football 34 Rapper 4 Student Councul ELIZABETH M RANKIN Betty Rambow Round My Shoulder Chorus 4 Rnpper 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Lnbrarnan 4 Transferred from Waukesha 4 RUTH ANN SCHMIDT Root 0 I Jr Band 2 Spanlsh Club 2 Bue Jay Pep Club Dramatucs Clu 34 Band 34 FH I4 FHA Treaurer 4 RONALD A. NETLEKOVEN Ronnie Anywhere I Wander FFA. I-4, Ripper 4. SHIRLEY A PINGEL Shnrley I Dont Clalm to Be an Angel FH l 34 Rupper 4 Blue ay 4 Dramatlcs 2 4 One c Play I 4 Chorus l 3 All School 13 Lubraruan SHIRLEY A PLANTlKOW Shirley Twlllght Tnme STEPHEN ROHLOFF Reevus When l Was Young Jr Band l2 Lettermens Club 24 Prom General Chr 3 Class Presndent 3 Student Councul Vuce Presudent 3 Band 34 Secretary Treasurer Science Club 3 Track 3 Mnxed Chorus 4 Student Council Presndent 4 State Music Tournament 3 Rnpper 4 Football 14 Basket 4 Bas ball PHYLLIS M SCHMIT I Before You Go Make Sure You Know B ue Jay 4 Dramatucs 4 Rnpper FHA 2 MARVIN W SCHNEIDER Man Touch of uennus Class Presndent 4 Studennt Councnl 4 Blue Jay 2 4 Scnence Cub 4 Homecomnng General Chr 4 Track 3 Football 4 EVELYN SCHUYLFR Evey Who Put the Dev: In Eve yn Eyes? FHA 34 Rnpper 4 Transferred f om Green Bay East 2 ROBERT N SELB RG Bob Gone Flshnng Forensncs l3 Baseball I3 Pep Club 3 Debate 3 Dramatncs 3 Scnence Club 34 Bue Jay l 4 Rnp er 4 Track I All Sc ol Play Stage Crew 3 PATRICIA ANNE SMITH Pat Wnth a Song nn My Heat FHA l 3 4 FHA Vnce Presndent Glee Club l Chorus Chorus Secretary 4 Student Councnl 2 Prom Commnttee Chr 3 Class Secretary 3 Blue Jay 4 Rnpper 4 Mnxed Cho us 4 MARY ANN STINGLE Mary Home Cooknng ee Club l e Ja Forensncs 24 FHA Hnstornan 3 Dramatlcs C'ub 34 FHA Pres: dent 4 Pep Club Vnce Pres 4 Pep Club Reporter 4 Lnbrarnan 4 Chorus 4 Dramatncs Club Treasurer 4 Rnpper 4 Pep Club l-4 FHA. - . 'CIN 5 4 bm im' ' Page Nineteen SHIRLEY ANN SCHOEN Shnrley You re My Everythnng Glee Club l Bue Jay 4 Pep Club 4 Rapper 4 Dramatncs 4 EUNICE M SEIDL Shorty The Whnsper Waltz All School Play Crew 2 Pep u 24 B J 34 a matncs 34 Chorus 4 Rnpper 4 KATHERYN V SIGL Tommy Keep nt Gay Spannsh Club 2 Pep Club 34 Blue Jay 4 Offnce Worker 4 Rnpper 4 CAROL JEAN STEPHANI Jeanne I Dream of Jeanne wnth the Lnght Brown Hanr Ban 24 Jr Band T2 Home comnng Court 3 Dramatncs 34 Blue Jay 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Rnpper 4 Pep Club 4 FHA l 4 Chorus I 4 LA VONNE JEAN STRUTZ Jeanne Stranger nn Paradnse Glee Club l 2 One Act Play 2 Forensncs 2 Dramatncs 34 B ue Jay 4 Rapper 4 Offnce Worker 4 Chorus 14 Accompannst 14 WILLIAM J. STUCKART Bill And So to Sleep Again Football I-4, Ripper 4, Letter- men's Club 4. LlLLlAN L TANK ly Ll ly HI Pep Club 34 FH A 4 Chorus 4 Rlpper 4 JOAN BARBARA TIERNEY Joan Always Late Debate l Forenslcs l Chorus 24 Dramatlcs T4 Pep Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Blue Jay 4 Ripper 4 Lnbrarlan 4 JANFT TUBBS Babe When the Hands of the Clock Ponnt to Mldnlght Freshman Vuce Presndent A School Play 2 Student Councnl 3 Pep Club 2 4 Prom Queen 3 Blue Jay 2 4 F H A 2 4 Rrpper 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatncs 24 Scnence Club 4 Trnp'e Truo 3 4 Chorus Treasurer 4 MYRON P TUCHOLSKI Make Its the Dreamer In Me e Club l Tr ck 24 F Peg Tw nty RICHARD LEE SUTLIFF I Give Myself Some Very Good Advice, But I Very Seldom Follow It Track l, All School Play Crew l, Football Manager 2, Letter- men's Club 3,4, Football l,3,4, Ripper 4. CAROL BETH THOMAS Carol Settlng the Woods on Flre FHA 24 PepClub3 EUGENE R TIMM Huge I Never Talk Much F FA l 4 Ripper 4 JANICE TUBBS s By the Llght of the Sl very Moon All School Play 2 Pep Club e y H Chorus Reporter 2 Dramatucs 24 Rnpper 4 Prom Co Charr man 3 Trnple Truo 34 Rnpper 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Science Club 4 Chorus Lxbrarlan 4 N'LS J ULLMER Nts Slx Feet Deep Track l4 Football 24 Basket ball T2 Lettermens Club 34 FFA 13 B'ue Jay 34 Drama tlcs Club 34 All School Play Stage Crew 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Rlpper 4 Delores Vanden Langenberg Lollie If I knew You were coming Id Have Baked a Cake FHA l34 Chorus 24 C ss Treasurer 4 Blue Jay 4 Ripper 4 Mixed Chorus 4 DUANE WAGNER Wiggles Sunny Side of Life A l4 Ripper 4 Bue 34 Dramatics Club 4 Science Club 34 All School Play Cast 3 Baseball l 2 Basketball l 24 Track I34 Homecoming Court Letterman s Club 4 WAYNE D WARNER Wayne Lullaby of Broadway Transfer from East New York Junior High School T49 Brook Iyn New York 2 FFA 24 Ripper4 JANICE WELHOUS: Honey California Here I Come nd Blu Ja 3 matics 34 Ripper 4 Band 24 A JUDITH ANN WURTZEL Judy After the Ball Glee Club l Student Council l Glee Club Librarian l, Spanish Club 2, State Music Tournament l,2, l Act Play 2,3, Class Float Chr. 2,3, Prom Court 3, Prom Decorations Chr. 2, Dramatics 3,4, Blue Jay 4, Ripper 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Band Librarian 4, Dramatics Float Chr. 4, Dramatics Secretary 4, Band I-4, Pep Band l-4. ,-5 4 ,vy Page Twenty-one CAROLE J WAGNER Carole Oh Jimmy Jimmy Transferred from Washington Junior Hugh School Green Bay Chorus 24 Soloist FHA 3 Dramatics Club 3 Tripe Trio 3 Pep Club 34 Mixed Chorus 4 Ripper 4 GLENDON C WARD Preston Why Do You Believe M When l Said l Love u When You Know lve Been a Liar all My Life Baseball 14 Basketball Football I4 B Team Cheer leading l A Team Cheerleading 24 Pep Club 3 Science Club 3 All School Play 2 Ripper 4 Lettermens Club 4 DELORES ANN WEILAND Delores Hair of Gold Eyes of Blue Dramatucs 34 Blue Jay 34 Ripper 4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Homecoming Chair n 4 Chorus T4 FHA T SHIRLEY ANN WROBLEWSKI Shirley I Guess lll Have to Change My Plans FH A 4 Ripper 4 Blue Jay 4 NANCY ZIEGENBEIN Nancy Me and My Shadow F.H.A. l, Chorus l,3,4, Ripper 4, JUNIORS After three months of vacatuon one hundred and enght lunnors returned to complete their task of gettnng an educatuon The flrst btg event of the school year for them was the homecomnng Ken Schuyler and Duane Baehler were the lunlor representattves on the Court of Honor Everyone was excited when they took top honors In the parade wtth their float The Indians Wlll Dance Whale the Blue Devnls Burn Strangers rn Paradnse was selected by the class as the theme for thelr prom held on Aprll 30th Jrmmy James furnished the muslc for the splendtd evenung an paradise for all prom goers A revolvnng lught cast shadows upon the dancung couples as they whurled across the floor especually notlclng the llttlest Angel SOPHOMORES The one hundred and enghteen sophomores started the school year by lnltlatung the freshmen and being hosts and hostesses at the Freshmen Sophomore Party Next on the schedule was the homecoming with Donald Cornelius and has date Harriet Meclkalsku as the class representatives Otto Goettel Arthur Haas Davld Grunwaldt Donald Rennke and others showed thenr abrlntues nn sports Supportmg the team were Yvonne Galbert and Carol Verbeten A Team cheerleaders and Fern Elck and Robert Lotter Bteam cheer FRESHMEN The long awaited flrst day of school flnally arrived and l28 freshmen stepped Into Seymour Hugh School for the first time The first bug event of the year lnltlatlon helped everyone get acquainted The gurls were decked out In long underwear shredded skirts and bug boots The boys were very stylish ID their dlaoers baby bonnets and ribbons Several freshmen were soon notlced Bonnie Van Straten and Pat Brooks became B team Many lunlors partlclpated In sports Among them were Winton Severson Ken Schuyler John Walters James Walters Allen Hurlburt Jerry Enck Davnd Wendt Davnd Peotter Mtchael Smith Donna Van Straten was a team cheerleader Eva Kloehn was elected secretary of the Student Councll wrth Wmton Severson as the vice pres: dent Junnors who transferred from other schools are James House East Green Bay Allen Hurlburt Bonduel and Glenn Werhnng Shnocton The class offncers are Presldent Davld Went Vice President Richard Van Dreel Secretary Duane Baehler and Treasurer Wnnton Severson Advlsors for the group were Mr Mann Muss Churney Mnss Teetzen and Mr Rynearson leaders Many sophomores proved themselves an extra curricular actnvltles Barbara Wussow and Carol Techltn were active In the vocal department and others partrcnpated In Dramatucs Club Band and Blue Jay Kenneth Spaude IS president of the class The other offucers are Vtce presldent Fern Enck Secretary Carol Verbeten and Treasurer Carol Wassenberg Mr Behrendt Mr Halle Mrs Jen kms and Mrs Nlgl are the class advisors cheerleaders Jerry Hull and Jean Smith were homecoming candidates Bob Milburn and others became active nn sports Others soon showed up In clubs such as FHA FFA Dramatlcs and the Blue Jay The class offncers are President Jam Enck Vnce President Gale Wandke Secretary Janet Landwehr and Treasurer Mary Cook Their class advisors are Mr Kopke Mr Weaver Mlss Haderleln and Mass Worwood PgT tyto 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - ,, . . . . 11 1 1 1 11 . . ,, . . . 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 . - I . . . . I ' ' ' , . . 1 1 1 , . I 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . , . ' . , - I I - . 1 1 1 '1 '1 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . I . r I - ' 1 1 - . . - 1 1 - 1 1 11 11 - G E Wen ' W CLASS OFFICERS ,A- JUNIORS Davnd Wendt Rnchard Van Dreel Duane Baehler Winton Severson 4 if SOPHOMORES Kenneth Spaude Fern Ezck Carol Verbeten Carol Wassenberg Page Twenty three FRESHMEN James Enck Gale Wandke Janet Landwehr Mary Cook CLASS OF 1955 11-6' xf ' V 'Q' vp JF Qs,- D Baehler ' FF M Barnes nw! -r Q ' cum, l if' All 'V .N - 8.55 1 . Page Twenty-four L Bath C Baumann J Baxter K Blese a e ohm D Braun H Bumrelch B Brooks J Brownson Brusewnz J Ca penter W Cleven B Conrad D Cornelnus C Culbertson Daoust R Daousr J Drephal 1 G ck G Ck C Felton Fnscher L Genske I Graunke D Greqorlus G Hartleben D Hartzhelm Henn W Heuser B Hlllegas J Haefs J House A Hurlburt M 'Cfarner C Klntzke E Kloehn L Ko th G Krahn D Krlzek Kroner L La ke S Lnrnberg J Maass A Marcks N Marnocha G Marsh J Mamn J Masfey H. Mecikalski N. Melter G. Mielke OF l .af- k'4 K Schuyler as V Surrnan J' 4' T f 29? R Vanden Heuvel I N QF gl U1 Page lwenvy five rn Q V7 4 15 ff! xl Q a 10 Q 1 ' ' A J 4 - gr L .J f fm ar :flax if-' uf,-tr, hwf. if 4 , -1' 5, L! ' - ' ' Ibm J' 4 ' r A ' ,Q 'ff - f' .ff ' a ' if J f' 1 lg' .32 XJ, L N., , X , G 7' L, F' '55 ' -if '43, i if, X Q M - J A X J I 2 'F --'rn a. f-.f-1 .1 , zz x sf 1' Q' ij' J I I I F-xi . 6 - 1' fk My X51 X 13 'fr Z Q f -Q ' E Vanden Heuvel '-3 -y A M A if Q A 1 'Q I ' S 5 1 , .1 . fi , A fi-:fax J 1 4 A , A I A - Q f-I 4A .Q ,' n-DJ? ff f '- Aa AI X ' 6' 5.5: 3 CLASS OF 1956 J Abel P Aberf 1' M Banker M Barclay L Barth B Baxter W Bloedorn B Bohm D Blohm G Buelow wr E Coonen Q E Cornelius 'fl .yr R Cornette WW! D Damels R Defrerdmg K Dnester 9 D Doersch R Doxtator If Dqdek F k R k D Felauer B Fe Ton R Fe ton 1' -1 Y Gamer I ' I Game V Gulberf O Goetfel W' r B Grunwa dt D Grunwaldr 'Fr Guszak A Guyon A Haas 'I' .J J Hebel C Hem D Henn can 'Ia D Hennmg ,Q C Hotz J ach P Jenqunn C Jesse J John on if R Jourdan 'D P Kenner 'W S Keune J Knmoskl H Krahn P Krahn .J MA. R LaFond G LaMarche D Land T Laske D oos R Lotver M Maass L Marfzahl D Mastey A Matuszak G Melcherf R Melcherf A k J Meyer P Mulburn -vb ly S r Page Twenty sux ' . u Y 4 4 'S L 4 ' lr , ig , I .sk , J , . as , A' z ' , L 4 4 f ' .X - V S . I ag T.: Q QE kr, N - Cla L 1 ', W R L, I Q... , 5 f gif? ' , rw . W .. j , y - VP V . Wa, ,J . E f . -r A .. '-44 fy ' , J J A A 1' 1 . X I my . X. ., A Q I . EIC J J . C 6 A V , I if a-3 .7 p M 1 J ' I I R . X x J v T' , A A L A A fa Q. fx L- ffusfz. i Xi ' ' it 13 J 1 Lf Z' A Q W L. - v H 1-' if af, Q if ' V A 'V Q ' fn I M' A N. Hackl f 4 S., - J. ' , 3 5 Q ra . 4. .. F . ' .Ny ,tr A3 .3 A ,gg V V : , J 13, J ' f .fr Q J X . 'J'.f'i: Q 2 5 ,, , . ' A ' .. V+, QI, ,J ,Q A Jr - ,L E H 5 y ,, ' .. . Q . 3 ' ff - N 6 fm' - : ' . , 'DE ,LL Q' ,,-4. N- ,,,' I 4 , 4' f wi' Q Z . L , 1 A L 1 . ff 1 rf'-24 ' 1,4114 A ' y jf. :. Af- - b ', :D g f 5 F ' 1? 3 I I fl I if L I A N ,R ,-., Lf 4' ,L 5 L D Mueller D Mueller C Nneland G Ohm L Otto M Patzer C Peters V Peterson M Pierce G Plamann R Porter J Rankin D Remke L ers D Rudeout V Rnehl Ro R Roskom L Ru ch R Sachs E Samson J Schmudt L Schmidt R Schuyler A Schwuster M Sherman Skenandore K Spaude S Spaude R Stephan: D Stutzrnan J Sutluff C Techltn B Vandenberg F Van Kauwenberg G Veutch C Verbeten G Walter Ward N Warner C Wassenberg P Wirth B Wogchnehowskt V Wolff D Woodke J Worsch B Wussow K Young M Zlbell C Zlesemer Absent J Hnllegas '35-' J 'VT -'ft' 'B 'T aim ...I Q-.su rs.. .2 'T '1 M Kramer H Mnlmle V Schnucknechr K Stevens M Vlcln Page Twenty seven -aff .fl -1 3 7 Q5 . I 3 T , X K A F 4 , , .. 4 .,,, - . 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Lf, - I .1 x 9 - L! - if, l J . ve f ,A If ', , V xy CLASS OF l 957 I L Anschutz R Boeten R Banker Barth N Blohm P Brooks P Bubolz Burmenster K Cuesue czyk R Cneslelczyk Q D Cleven M Cook Y Cornellus S Crystal N Culbertson D Decker E Defferdlng S Dnedrlck J Dreusow B Drephal - D DuFour K 111,43 J DuFour J N M Everson D Fassbender K Felton V Felton B Fnscher LJM 2 6 or Guese W Goffard M Ganzel K Geltrke N Genske L Golonka :SDI gr I R Grosse D Hallada V Hartwug A Hartzlweum L Helem R Heuser gl ll gl I J Hoefs M Johnson R Kapla J Kasperak .4 Kettenhoven 914, M Ketttner G Kussunger J Ko ath D Krause N Kroll C Kroner R Lambne J Landwehr K Lanclwel-nr N Lendwehr M Larson G Letter J 5 J Lo ef K Maass I J, D Madlson J' f J Mansfneld Eff. lt.. of t f Pag Twenty enght L9 7 1 Ak U S. . V ' l . V - F? J l ' ' J. ' . . , F 4 ' . '. . rx 119 t .. Q I . A at , 4 L u ,Y - ' .J f: ' 4 - L' 1 v ' A ' ' 442 1 f kd t A . ' L J - ' if 's' . 5 , . ,glgik is - I . Eick L ff 'gm . 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' -L Q ,Q A sy . - l U - L Matuszak T McCormack G McLester 5' V Melotte .7 C Mukle G Moser D Mueller F Muel er P Mueller W Mueller Mullen B Newland M Olson C Parser D Peters Peterson H Pnngel R Puntsch A Platten A Peltz L Rohloff I Roskum J Sachs J Sachs H Schuyler R eldr S Shaw D Sherman M Sudwell R Ssevert D Slgle M Skenadore J Smith R Smnth D Spaude Spauldtng W Stephan: R Stevenson J Stnngle J Strngle Stlngle L Summers L Tank Treml G Vanden Langenberg H Vanden Langenberg T Vander Zanden VV Vander Zanden D Vande Walle I Van Kauwenberg B Van Straten G Wandke K Webster M Wellmng M We ner A Wolclehowsks K Woods R Zrbell ABS NT Blumretch M Krause W Melchert L Sucs R Weyers rn Z O 2 K -1 -N rs fly Q j L l. as I 'T 'Q 4' all-:lf if nf' 'Y 4-fs QF' ft- W1 A 14, 1322. H.-r ll '!u.-.le 30 Page Twenty nune 13 3 J Ja 'Q' 0- I J? -Y pu- g ' I' l H ,x 9 ' rv 'mf 2 - P J a vi 1x -11 4 Fl L 'f lj I I l -. I F 1-age K A F . 4 in A C .T J 'Z-1' Ji' at l .3 K 3 lui' fi. , J. Page 'L is an 5 A . 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' f I 2B ' '63 -F Wad. sh la 36 .MPT a ma-L 'R THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT U-5--M -H W CORRIDOR WI I ENTR N M I GYM lu , STAGE MUUTJRP T EH EE, T i Ti Hi- ,KT A QVXQ 1 Q 9 'Q' STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS Thursday September 24th brought a busy week of polltlcal campaigning IU the S y mour Umon High School to an end The posters were torn down and the platforms had been repeated many tnmes When the 845 bell rang and the halls had quueted student representatlves hurried down the corrudors wuth the very Important ballots At 8 50 the student body was votnng for the next Vlce President and Secretary of tne Student Councll Who were the candndates on the ballot? Thus as what the voters found before them The Federallsts Party had named Winton Severson as the Vnce President and Donna Van Straten for the Secretarial posltlon Our Loyallst party was cheerlng for David Wendt and Eva Kloehn whale the new Unaon Electron had lnsted Richard Van Dreel and Mary Ann Baehler as Its choices The ballots were collected and the results were announced at l TO pm for all to hear' Wrnton Severson and Eva Kloehn had won the SAF Vrce Presudent and Secre tarlal posltuons for T953 T954 'x 1 'B s .. a f fix I , ff 7, 1 x .W 7 x , . 1 5 - 0 LYALJ .... -ll ,,,. .. ...,... ... Rowl W Severson M Schnelder D Wetland E Kloehn J Kollath C Stephan: L Peterson S Barth R Weyers N Burmenster B Coonen Mr Behrendt Row 2 Mr Koepke K Spaude P Jenquun B Wussow Row 3 B Lo er A Hurlber K Plamann F Haase N Kroll R Porter M Smnh D Braun A Mott STUDENT COUNCIL Steve Rohloff Presldent Michael Smrth Junlor Representatnve Eva Kloehn Secretary Delores Wetland Treasurer Marvln Schnesder Sensor President Nancy Burmeuster Sensor Representative Fred Haase Senior Representatnve Carol Stephan: Sensor Representatnve Kay Plamann Sensor Representative David Wendt Junnor Presldent Davld Braun Junior Representatnve Allen Hurlbert Junlor Representative Allan Mott Junlor Representatnve Phronsne Jenquln Sophomore Rep Robert Lotter Sophomore Rep Barbara Wussow Sophomore Rep Roy Porter Sophomore Rep Betty Lou Coonen Sophomore Rep James Esck Freshman President Shlrley Barth Freshman Representatsve Judy Kollatn Freshman Representatnve Nell Kroll Freshman Representatnve Lunda Peterson Freshman Representatuve Ronald Weyers Freshman Representatnve Pag Thlrty three l - . I , .J , . ' , . , l W . rr , . t, . , . , Winton Severson - Vice-President Kenneth Spaude - Sophomore President . . . , . FRESHMAN INITIATION WIS' 7 '-Hb' af.-M., BLUE JAY STAFF EDITORS Nancy Burmeister Eva Kloehn Aurdrey Brandenburg BUSINESS STAFF Janice Baehler Eunice Seidl Marion Hebel Donna Henning Nancy Bloedorn Margaret John Janice Haefs Genevieve Dorn Arlene Blohowiak Joan Meyer Joan Ward Delores Buss Joan Abel Fern Eick Joan Schmidt Donna Mueller Marlene Krause Joanne Schmit MAKE-UP STAFF Carol Techlin Carol Jean Stephoni Kathryn Sigl Pat Smith Delores Vanden Langenberg Nancy Bloedorn Beverly Bartrnan Jean Strutz Mike Barnes Shirley Schoen Joan Tierney Marilyn Fischer Donna Felauer REPORTERS Carice Culbertson Bob Selberg Judy Prelipp Carol Ziesmer Phyllis Krahn Lucille Guzak Bob Lotter JoAnn Mueller Marvin Schnieder David Loos Yvonne Gamer Ruth Ann Schmidt Mary Ann Stingle Jean Graunke Mary A. Baehler Helen Felton Mary Ticliler Ronnie Thomas Nancie Marnocha Nancy Kroner Judy Burns Yvonne Gilbert Betty Lou Coonen Page Thirty-five Bonnie Van Straten Mary Everson Judy Spuade Lois Blohm Beverly Baxter Pat Hein Delores Weiland lone Ossmann Patti Pierce Donna Van Straten Regina Gritt lla Mae Mueller Janice Melotte Ben Brooks Jerry Walter Shirley Pingel Judy Wurtzel Joyce Haas Peggy Melter Helen Krahn Janet Tubbs Janice Tubbs Ruth Defterding Jerry Marsh Richard Mullen Kay Plainann Duane Wagner Nils Ullmer Wayne Conrad Donald Mauthe Advisor: Miss Jens Ori 1 4'I.4cnv- Davnd Grunwaldt James Conradt Jerry Martm Carol Techlnn Mrs Jenk ns Betty Lou Coonen CAbsent Duane Baehler? A quaint set Pennsylvania Dutch dialect and an unusual story made the productaon Papa ls All a memorable evening The play as a story of Mennomtes a mother daughter and son who rebelled agannst dommatnng tyranmcal Papa Emma went to a movne wlthout Papa gave the dorst When Mrs Yoder a nelghbor unwnttnngly revealed the secret Papa ALL SCHOOL decided to shoot Emmas young man Jalces STAGE CREW Duck Van Dreel Mgr Nlls Ulmer Wayne Conrad Gerald Marsh Gerald Thomas PROPERTIES Mary Tlckler Chm Pat Hem Eva Kloehn Gerald Walter Jannce Baehler Nancne Marnocha MAKE UP Judy Wurtzel Shlrley Plngel Audrey Brandenburg PROMPTERS Marlon Hebel Mary Ann Baehler Page Thirty sux PLAY solution to the problem provnded many 1 laugh and exciting moments too Mama Betty Lou Cconen Jake James Conradt State Trooper Brendle Davnd Grunwaldt Emma Duane Baehler Mrs Yoder Carol Techlun Papa Jerry Martin Directed by Mrs Charles Jenkuns USHERS 81 TICKET TAKERS Sharie Maass Regina Grltt Janice Melotte Phyllis Schmlt PUBLICITY Lyle Laske Ben Brooks Eva Kloehn Nancle Marnocha . 5 - , 5 , 1 l f I ' L Q l l Q I Q . t 3 , J 3 I , Y X PQ? 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Mx 4 Standnng Muss Wormwood J Prelupp Seated M A Stnngle R Van Dreel J Wurtzel DRAMATICS CLUB Thus past year our Dramatlcs Club had approxl mately IOO members and were duvlded Into the same malor groups as last year Thespuans Costumes 81 Make up and Stage Crew Members are taken from each group to help on the various programs and pro,ects of the year To lead our group for the year we chose Rlchard Van Dreel president Judy Prellpp vxce president Judy Wurtzel secretary and Mary Ann Stnngle treasurer For our Thanksguvuno program we presented THANKSGIVING FAMILY STYLE mth Mary Ann Baehler and Duck Van Dreel as student directors lt showed us that farnllnes can get along together Also at thus program we presented the One Act Contest play FOG which went to two contests thus year thanks to the tune acting of Betty Lou Coonen Duane Baehler and Nancy Burmelster At Chrnstmas tume we presented GRANDMA AND MISTLETOE dlrected by Nancy Burmelster The 1953 54 school year seemed luke a very successful one for all of us QUM5 fha n'K'1'Mmv- One Act Play Cast and Crew tSe-ate-dj N Burmeuster B Coonen D Baehler lStandmg, Mass Wormwood A Brandenburg N Kroner N 'Vlarnocha S Pungel M Fnscher Page Thsrty seven , . . . . , . , . . . . . 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D Buttles V Gnlbert F Haase J Wurtzel J Draeger M A Baehler W Conrad J Haas H Grady K Plamann J Tubbs B Rnehl Ccrown bearers P Baehler J Tnerneyb JUNIOR PROM Work began on the bug l953 Junlor Prom early last year for both the faculty and tne students Everyone worked overtime to make scenery and to seek out tne proper chanrs and tables The theme April In Paras found the tradutuonal candles on the brightly colored table cloths to signify the famous French cabarets As you entered the gaxly colored gym you paused under 3 repllca of the Arche De Triumph Along the walls were scenic Parms street scenes wuth their numerous small shops There Infe snzed scenes gave the Parts atmo sphere to the park the bubbling fountain and the sprung flowers The cellmg was decorated with blue crepe paper and the lamp posts on P9 T ty the front of the scenes gave the light and aary feeling of April ID Paris Leadang the Grand March were Kung Kay Plauman and Queen Janet Tubbs The Court of Honor uncluded Mary Ann Baehler and Fred Haase Yvonne Gilbert and Wayne Conrad Joyce Haas and Douglas Buttles and Judy Wurtzel and James Draeger The pages were Jerry Tierney and Pamala Baehler Beverly Rlehl and Harold Grady crowned th Kung and Queen of the l953 Prom Music was furnlsnecl by Jerry Smith and has orchestra As the lunuors cleaned up the next day and as you overheard varzous conversatlons the followlng week everyone knew a good tume was had by alll Q ,Q , I 5 Ski. 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I , 11 a e hir -eight my lint' l- 'lv m, rw' G THE RIPPER Co Edntors Juoy Burr s and Ralph Hallada Art Edttor Bever y Bartrnan Busnness Manaoers Mary Ann Baehler and Robert Se berg Subscrtptlon Stalt ll lnan Tank Delores Buss Ruta Martzhal Ilarnae Mueller Jan ce N elotte Carol Jean Stephan: Shtrley Wroblewsku Margaret Jonn Nan y Boedorn Lorna Mae Fruend Kathleen Hulgenberg Advertuslng Staff Wnlllarn Frnsbne Jerry Klarner James Conradt James l-lensler Dand Brooks Lowell Blake Eugene Blake Melvnn Klarner Wayne Warner Wayne Conrad Donald Mauthe Dennus Blom Photography Eo tors Duane Do rsch and Wayne Conrad Photography Donald Knuth Wayne Warner Wayne Conrad Donald Mautloe N s .Jtlrner Douglas Buttles Charles Marcks Francus Gerl Duar-e Doescn Steve Rohlotf Publtc Re attons Edstor Peggy Melter Feature Edntors Janet Tubbs and Januce Tubbs Features Sharle Maass Sh rley Pnngel Audrey Brandenburg Mar ene Kause Mary Ann Stnngle Marvln Schnesder Robert Muller Robert Janosky Lots Blohm Elrzabeth Rankln Calender Yvonne Jenquln Regnna Grttt Pattu Puerce Sensor Saynngs De'ores Wetland Jannce Welhouse Shnrley Wroblelvsku Genevueve Dorn Arlene Bohowwak Rob rt Muller Robert Janosky Davtd Brooks Wll Rtchard Sufluff Jlrnmy Draeger Terry Kuehne Wnlltam Stlckart Jantce Baeh er Carole Wagner Ba bara D oeger Prophecy Joan Tnerney Shnrley Schoen Nancy Burrnelster Marlon Hebel Pat Hem Eunice Setdl Sports Edutor Rtchard Mullen Sports Staff Glen Mullen Duane Wagner Glen Ward Fred Haase Kay Plamann Make up Edntors Pat Smith and Judy Wurtzel Make up Staff Mary Blohm Genevleve Dorn Arlene Blohownak Delores Vanden Langenberg Phyllns Schmnt Secretarnal Staff Beverly Bartrnan Katheryn Sugl Jean Strutz Delores Vanden Langenberg Nancy Burmenster st :button Ronald Nettckover Leonard Landwehr Eve yn Schyler Marnlyn Doxtator Mary Ann Harr: on Joyce Haas Eugene Tlmrn Joann Helenn Proof readxng and Typnng Beverly Bartman Katheryn Sngl Carol Jean Stephanl Margaret John Arlene Bohowtak Nancy Znegenbetn Peg Th rty n n ,I -Swv. 0 e -Q n I I W. .1 1. f. , ,. -. 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Seated B Hnllegas J Prelrpp L Genske J Baehler M A Second Row Mrs Jenkuns V Surm Ran nn Stnngle J Rankn Mueller J Tnerney A Brandenburg V Babbntt K Hrlenberg Standing L Daoust D Hennnng H Krahn Y Ganter genberg nrst Row M arner Su f S Pun LIBRARY As a place to study to read and to do research our library IS filled every hour of the day The students take advantage of Its qulet atmo sphere Its recent books and current newspapers As you enter the llbrarv you can see the students at dlfferent tables looking over recent coples of the Post Tlrne or Sports rnagaznnes eighteen fellow students who worked one period each day to act as assrstant lnbrarnans If the lubrarnans are unable to locate the wanted maternal the student may go to Mrs Jenkins our llbraruan Eacn year our ltbrary grows wlth the addltlon of new attractuve books Several turnes durung the school year displays of new books are rnade rp? ffl... W v , . it 1 'I ' - I l' L . L 'J t Q. t . - l v I . A gg .' ,.',. ,. ,.. 7, ',. an,B. k',D, r' -.Kl l ,J tlifi .Q 'gel 4 l I On hand to help the students to find and check out books were 'fir 9, ,N 'JSF' S , I t mf '1 KN P41 , .,- ..,..,- ..,...,,,1,,A Y all 7 Seated Marlene Krause J Mueller M Johns K. Sigl. Standlng P Melter J Strutz A Brandenburg B Bartman, K. Biese, M. Main, ,l , fl - ' ' e 5 ' I - I A a , Lets have your excuse IS a common phrase heard I0 the office each and very mornxng May I please use the stapler? May I use the phone? These and count les requests are handled by Mr Patchett Mr Mann Joleen Mueller and the student ottuce gurls tor teachers and students alnlce The Office s a busy place and everyone actually appreciates the help gzven there F.H.A. FT Kitchen Duty during the Athletic Banquet FHA, FHA, in happy homes at vvork and play is the theme song of the one hundred and tvventy-five Future Homemakers of America Even though the membership is high all the members participate in some activity at one time or another during the year This yea s group started by having ninety members attend the FHA rally on November ll at Hortonville A movie titled Sangaree was sponsored and FHA week with a different goal each day was promoted Each banquet held at school found FHA girls working in the kitchen together until the main event of the year ff the annual Mother-Daughter Banquetf- vvhen the FFA boys took over part of the K. P. Duty Officers were Mary Ann Stingle president Pat Smith vice president Mary Ann Baehler secretary Ruth Ann Schmidt treasurer Diane Baehler pa lmentarian Sharie Maass histor ian and Ba bara Droeger reporter Miss Teetzen and Miss Ziegevveid were the advisors and the chapter mothers were Mrs Walter Baehler and 'XArs Stanley Marnocha Seated Officers B Droeger R Schmidt M Baehler M Stmgle P Smith S Maass D Baehler ow l Bo m Feauer K Biese N Bloedorn Felton J Burmeister S Barth M Cook Row 2 Miss Ziegeweicl B Fisc er A Blohowiak Cornelius V Felton C Felton M Blohm L Daoust Miss Teetzen Page Forty Row 3 ' Anschutz A Bandenburg D Buss D Decker R Bake P Bubolz M Everson Row 4 J Baehler J Abel J Drephal B Baxter R Daoust S C ystal J Dreis vv R vv 5 B Coonen R Defferding L Freund V Ba bitt C Bohm G Dorn two . , . , , Q - 1 ' I i . r, . . . . U . l I I I r , I' l j , - . . . ,, ,, , V Y . I ' I I ' I ' 1 - f - . , . ' . , , ,. , . r , . , . , . . , . . , . , . . , i , , , , . R Y-AN. 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Seated R Otto J Johnson J Graunke J Hoefs J Haas L Genske N Landwehr w l R Martzahl I Mueller J Natzke J Kaspere M Olson M Ganzel G Moser K Gehrke w 2 N N'eter M Johnson Gehrke M John Martzahl A Matuszak M Maass Row 3 S Lnrnberg C Kroner K Landwehr M Kramer J Landwehr B Hnllegas J Heleun K Hllgenberg A Henn W 4 M K rner Spaude V Surman P Kra n N Kroner N Marnocha M Krause D Mueller M Goerl E Schuyler Seated C Stephan: D Vanden Langenberg D Sherman A Patten C Zues mer E M Thomas M Tucker w l mu ern r an ra n an Kauwenberg J Stnngle K Young J Ranknn R Stephan: B Wussow w 2 J Welhouse D Weuland D Vande Wal' Page I Roskum J Sachs V Ramsdell J Tubbs J Tubbs w 3 J S fumudt Pm e P Schml D Woo ce Schrnut E Vanden Heuvel S Wnsmewslu C Peters w 4 omas I e usc T n Wroblewskt C Wassenbefg Forty three Rlo --I. l , , . , . k, Ro - . lla , J. l , . , . h , Ro -5 .l t I ,I .U I ,L l. I , . , L. .A I. h I I I S I I .4 ' rio l'cf'lSl'gl,l.4 au. Ro - J. S 'th, M. W e, B. V St te , I. V ', . ' , . ' ' ', . . , . ' , . , . ' , . ', Ro 'C Th , M. Z'b II, l. R h, L. a R, S. Ro - . , . ' , . .e, F F.A. FFA. Banquet: CSeatedl D, Buttles, M. Single, R. Miller, lStandingl Mr, Hanson, C. Marcks, D. Wagner, M. Krueger, R. Thomas, L. Landwehr, Mr. Rynearson. Seymours local F FA group looked for Ward to an enterprising year atter achlevlng a Blue Ribbon Booth at the Outagamne County Farr ln August September and the beglnnlng of school brought a well planned program for the chapter members to carry out durlng the year One hundred and flfty people attented the annual Father Son Banquet At the bug event the winners of the Wisconsin Hybrld Corn Growing Contest were announced Duck Haets repeated from last year by taking tlrst Donald Barth placed second and Bull Cleven thrrd Further recognltlon had been guven tor the group last spring when chapter farmers Douglas Buttles and Richard Haefs each received a Wsconsnn Farmer Degree at the State F F A Convention At thus tame Merle lfreger our former chapter president and Vlce Presudent of Section IV was elected State Presldent of the Wlsconsrn Association Our T953 T954 officers were Douglas Buttles president Robert Muller vnce pres: dent Leonard Landvvehr secretary Charles Marcks treasurer Duane Wagner reporter and Ronald Thomas chaplun The complete program was under the supervision of our advisors M Hanson and Mr Rynearson 'rr 1 3 .4 A31 wa... ated R Mnler Landwehr Butt es C Marc s D Daniels G Hartleben C Klvtzke G La Marche D Wagner R Thomas w 3 A as Du ek Brusewutz Helsler w l M Rynearson M Hanson D Henn D Bartt Klarner J Lembcke E Detterdnng G Hoets R Felton H Holtz W Goffard Row 4 O oe el erscw rlze D Knu 1 Row 2 W Cleven J Brownson J Baxter G Buelow D Doersch L Kollath . . . ' l , 1 . ' . . E . . . . . . , 1 A I , I - I I 1 F , . 1 . , , . , , f - N F, , T , ,5 nl K Q e is ,A I Q , ' f , . ' -A , ' X Y ' ' L, , T , f f . r l L ll .. A Ak in -Q QR ' lfiw, ' A 5 . Q, I' if T- . ' . y ,. - 2, V2 Q ., .., 1, t K X A- Mgr 1 . ' l , L, , D. I , , k , . ' , . , . ' , . . ,. . Ro ---'.Ha,D, d ,L. gl. ' ,M Ro - r. , r, , . , . l, , . . ' ' , . , . , . , . . . G vt , D. Do. l , D. K ' k, . xl , f 5 I 2, ,Q BUSY IN THE SHOP R w I G Vanden Langenberg sn e an auwenoerg L O o L Snc Wenhmg D Spaude Row 2 L Vanden Langenberg G Wncnman D Peoner oods K aude Sa Maass N Mavuszak L Matuszalf Page w 3 Re man Pam nn Sach P Mal U R Nertecov n M S:dwe'I H Vanden Langenberg R Send! w -1 Mar h J Stephan: G Wenham B Mrlburn K T o wa A Vxarcns 'D Madison E Marc s v rm Sc ws er Pe-oner K Maass E T Porn Mvz: uw I Warner B Thomas o -V , , L. St' gl , F. V Ro -L. TT , G. I a K ' , . n , . ' 5, M, ' ' , . , . I e , ' ., D, Mastey. Ro VG. 5 , . ', . , . ' , . , '. F. rv 5, . fu ' , . ' K. W , . Sp , J. cha, J. , , , Ro .f 5 FA, S th, A. I1 'Sf . . un, 'J' , ' , . Www Seated Ossmann R Van Dreel D Wagner D Mauthe B Frlsbne Row O e S Ltmberg D Hallada A Guyon J Ranktn D Loos J Prelupp V Wolff B Gosse Row Two J Tubbs J TJbbs G Watter J Schnender J fi' 49:4 Qt, an Fla -2 8-.1 Spaude R Wendt R Lambte J Walters ow Thre M Schnelder J Martnn J B Boo V Gtlbert B Lotter w Four R Mullen N mer Me'chert F? Selberg G Mullen R Hallada SCIENCE CLUB Since the fnrst meettnq of the Scnence Club the membership has grown 25 students Mr Korth the advlsor dtrects all the actnvltles vvhuch have Included Morse Code photography demonstrations and radio protects A perma nent responslbullty of the club IS the operating of all the sound and movie progectlon equup ment Every second Monday In the month the club meets an the evenung A movie ns usually shown along the present Interest of the group The memoers were exclted over placing second IU the Homecoming Float Parade last fall Officers for the year were Dtck Van Dreel presndent Duane Wagner vvce presvdent and Bob Selberg reporter Pag For'y s x N7 ,T . - , M W K . I Q . x V ' I f , K . l sa Q K . A f xg,--sp' 4 R' ,.,Q,.. as ul K x . y 'T' ' 4 4' ' . 5 ' 4. . V f' l T 3 5 .,.d -. ju- H: V-,V'-3 'T as 4- . 5. . , l Z W . ' N F Q ., ' , .Ji 4 A -.-- V , A ff l. , . , , , . , , . , . ' , . , . , R e-. ' ,. ', ,Lotter, . r ks, n -- . ' , . , . , . 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J- ' , I r 1 f E f I 1 ' I 0- I - F ,l I agp ffioregroundl Robert Gosse lLettl Donna V rde Walle Jean Graunse M s Ncgl and He en Krahn Resolve That the President of the United States should be elected by tne direct vote of the people rs the guestlon before thus year s debate team The debators attended the Dustruct DEBATE Deoate Tournament held at Neenah February 6 Several debates were held IU the classes for me beneflt of the students and tie debators FORENSICS February 25th was the date for tne local Pulaskl on March I3 The forensics coaches forensics contest Thnrteen vvnnners were sel were Mrs Nugl Mnss Jenson Mrs Jenkuns and ected by Mrs Earl Fnsk to represent Seymour at Miss Wormvvood Flrst Row U Loos S Kollath R Schmndt H Mecxkalslrn Second Row R Van Drs-el J Graunke M StnngleJ Burns C Tecsltn H Krahn Mrs Ntgl C Culbertsow G Walter L Kollath l 1 Jur- . a. , 5 , r. ' f . 2 l 4 ' . . OU , . l . . . . , 4, . I r t . . A . , . - ' - A 1 I 1 b l 1 I . . I V . , . 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Brooks, iabsent H , , A I ' 1 V 4 age Forvy-n' CLARINETS Judy Kollath Grace Moser Nancy Genske Donna Fassbender CORNETS Kennetn Spaude Robert Stevenson Snlrley Barth JUNIOR BAND HORN Dorothy Woodke TROMBONES Vlrglnla Hartwlg James Lotter Yvonne Ganter BARITONE Donald Doersch J 'V' ww Pg Ffvy DRUMS Phyllls Wirth Phyllis Krahn Jonathan Sachs SAXOPHONE Robert Lotter FLUTE Donna Decker Dlrector Leon G Flanagan H D l 5 3 lf Zin I 3 .M X G 5 iq , J , P . 4 V A I I ' Q 'W ll , , 5 -Q 45 I A E A l VOCAL GROUPS TRIO IUpper Lefty Mrs Pasch J Muelke V Ramsdell TRIPLF TRIO ILower Leffb-P Meher B Coonen D D Van Srrafen Bdehler N Marnocha N Melfer J Tubbs I Ossmann S Barth QUARTET ILower Righty B Droeger N Marnocha E Kloehn N Melter Mrs Pasch Page F ff, OI TRIO fUpper Righty-Mrs, Pasch, B. Wussow, J Kollafh, J. Tubkgs, Wussowi Mlrs. Pascllml ! ' Row l M Coon D Van Straten M A Baehler N Melter M Tuckler J Muelke J J Graunke B Van Straten S Shaw M Fuscher R Blake J Strutz W 2 mu 1 H Felton S Crystal D ussow E Sedl A Platten D Hennu Sherman K Landwehr J Muller J We house Row 3 Mrs Pasch R B Rankun Y Jerqun Stephanu D Vanden Langenberg C Baumann V Rarnsdell Y Guszak E Kloehn P Mu A Blohovvuak E Moeller 'Jw 4 C ephan C erbeten M 'own A J Ure a T Heun V Babbutt L Tan R Grutt G D n vv 5 C u. hu euan r ner Tub s V Gul r N Marnocha J Burns N Burnueuster J luernoy I Ossun n Row 6 C Wagner B Droeger N Zuegenbeun D Baehler M Hebel rt uerce r use M u a s u Freun J Tu M A btmngle GIRLS CHORUS Dry Bones was the turst lectuon of the Gurls Chorus at the Mud Wunter Concert held on February 7t1 Other selectuons were Sut Dovvn Servants Thum belune Lassue O Mune and Battle Hymn ot the Republuc Thus group also presents the annual Chrustmas and Sprung Concerts vvuth the Band Varuous students from the chorus made up the smaller vocal groups and concentrate on solo work The c orus partucupates un the Dustruct Nlusc Festuval un the sprung The offucers are as tollovvs Presudent Duane Baehler Vuce Presud nt Peggy Melter secretary Pat Srnuth Treasurer Janet Tubbs and Reporter Yvonne Jenquuru The robe custoduans are Pat Hem and Mar on He-be' Carol Techlun Januce Tubbs Jean Graunke and Mary Ann Baehler Pa , F My uvvo f . l, , , . . , . , . A' , R f . St l, . V , , J l , J. bel, C ph l, , ' , A , , , I , , . ' , . , . ', . ' , . lc, . ', , or. , , Ro - . TAC l'n, D, W 'I cl, N. K o , J. b , . 'be t, Ro P.S'tl,B.W , . i,,. , . 'ng, . ' u,- ,- ' , ,. . Pu. , I . . 1 Q , , , ' , , A , P. Hee , uvu. P' , M. Ka , H. edk u ky u d, T buss, , ',. uI,. .,, ,. ,. 'ller, ..A4 . 1, ,, . Se . . , . - . f- u L V ,I 4 - . . , , A . . . . . V 2 . . . . E I ,. , . ur- . . ' I-LUTES Joyce Haas JoAnn Schmndt Pearl Albert Donna Mueller CLARINETS Ruth Ann Schmldt Allan Mott Judy Spaude Ilamae Mueller Helen Krahn Larry Flanagan Ronald Muller Lyle Laske Rosemary Otto Beverly Schroeder BASS CLARINET Nancy Culbertson SENIOR Judy Wurtzel Mnchael Smlth Ronald Thomas TENOR SAXOPHONE Carnce Culbertson Judy Drtesow BARITONE SAXOPHONE Janice Baehler BASSOON Yvonne Jenquu n BARITONES Jeanette Kllmonskl Elsne Mae Thomas Sharon Lnmberg TROMBONES Winton Severson Gall Veltch Donna Corneluus BAND CORNETS Eva Kloehn Steve Rohloff James Baxter Bob Janosky Lowell Blake Jannce Drephal Vlrglnla Ramsdell Carol Jean Stephan: Mlke Barnes BASS HORN Joseph Sobueck Terry Laske DRUMS Rnchard Van Dreel Jannce Welhouse Jean Graunke Judy Worsch Page Fifty-three HORNS Joan Mnelke Donald Peotter Phronsle Jenquln Gerald Walter BELLS Mary Tlckler KETTLE DRUM Donna Van Straten DIRECTOR Leon C Flanagan DRUM MAJOR Make Barnes Steve Rohloff -mmq :Iii Ep. Qfff h UNION HIGH SCHOOL sono of snuctmon Oli! 0 .45 ,Z -qn1'lv -Lu.. f 'I-ff! x 'Q YQFQET WE WATCH WITH ANTICIPATION The cornerstone of the new Seymour Unuon Hugh School was lard on March 2 19511 fLeft to rughtl Mr Mslton Mann Principal Steve Rohloff President of Student Council Mr Marvin Babbitt President ofthe Board of Educataon and Mr Mnlton Patchett Superrntendent ofthe Seymour Publrc Schools , I ........ I I ' ' .mamsu a .nfsccves A. -' ' :YH 'stif- W 95'g'n.'v ..w-.Tx I-,F-A. ,','u f ' ,- --s........., M f . V . ' us- f 1,1 'sf 'f' Iii- ', 0 rf Sim. -' r I W I Q 9.6, , ,I ' I - 1-...sffe L - I 9.- Lg- 4 J U M- , I 1 - 1. 1 ' -N r mil- . H 3 ' 9 X - 'I ,WWE z-- ' - L 44 M-I A his l I Q-mn.-f ..,. 'I f I ,L I, cg, y Q- . , my , XY K M ' 4. wi, fr 'i- AH, Q -.-11-...- tl ,S :I ' ' f, 'I Z ,G . 1' 2, Yi. , x K .1 M ' L , . . I I I I ' I f . , . IN? 1 111 , W Q ,el iw :g2i51r 4 ,. , ' as , .Qflg 405 ff F',.:.,:::- A U zu fr We 7 .QQ Vmu S Q 9 7? -. fi' 5 A f f r T' 1 Row l D Remke F Goerl J Marsh D Grunwaldr N Dudek G Hall J Walter G Ward W Severson U m r K Plamann W Conrad R Hallada R Enck R Maller w 3 D endt D rlzek urdan u e M Wok Draeger W Stuckarf G Mullen R S flff J House K w 2 O oeftel P I urn ur urf E Schuyler J Sherman LETTERMEN S CLUB Seymours Leftermens Club as an orgamzafuon made uo of all The letfermen ln the hugh school Each year they sponsored a bug dance and The date for it This wnnfer was February l21h I Thus way all the fellows could escort their favorite valenfmes Thirty fave members comprised the group and the officers were as follows Presudenf Steve Rohloff Vnce Presndent Kay Plamann Secretary Wayne Conrad and Treasurer Nnls Ullmer ATHL TIC BANQU T lSea1ed7 Mr Weaver Mr Doehlmg CS1anclnngl Mr Hebel Mr Patchetf Reverend Berry M Mr Pneper Mr Wolk Walrer Page Fnfty seven I' e, . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , Ro -. W , .K' , V. Jo , R. Z'b ll, I r. I . , . , . , . U i , . , Ro' - . G , . M'lb , A. H lb , J. ick, D. , . . 1 . . . . . n , , . N: . N I . . I I - 1. f I' L ' 5 ,, V ' l Q ff l A 1 , If Y . 1 ' ! ated M Baehler P P Bu ns J Wurtze Stand ng R Hallada L Landwehr M Schneder R Van We and J Baehler Dreel J Fonradt J Draeger T KJehne B Stuckart HOMECOMING Our annual two day event began on Thursday October l5th with the tradltlonal Hobo Day The best dressed hoboes marched down Mann Street rn the colorful parade Those wlnnung prlzes for their costumes were Pattx Pierce most foreign Lyle Laske most orrgunal Mary Ann Baehler most old fashioned and Charles Marcks funnnest Thursday evenung the Snake Dance curcled down Mann Street cheering all the way It began at school and ended at the faur grounds where we witnessed the bonfnre and pep rally Frlday found the students carefully and hurrnedly making the floats to appear In the afternoon parade The lunlor class recenved first place wlth the slogan The Indians Wall Dance Whale the Blue Devuls Burn Second place went to the Sclence Club wrth Well Short Cnrcuut The Blue Devils and the Lettermens Carriage won thlrd place Twenty sux to seven was the flnal score for the evenlng s game aga1nstOconto After a good frght the large crowd thronged to the hugh school gym for the Homecoming Dance The Balladalres furnished the music for the occaslon Richard Mullen was selected as Kung of tn T953 Homecoming and wnth htm rengn ed Betty Rankln as Queen The Court of Honor Included Ken Schuyler Duane Baehler Dan Cornelius Harrlet Meclkalsku Jerry Hull and Jeanne Smuth The enthusiasm of students and alumna partlclpators proved to make thus affair the hvghlught of the football season Pg Ffty gt - . , . terce, J. r , . I, D. 1 --. , . , . 4 , . i' f . - 11 1 . .. . . . ,, - . , . . . . . . . , . 2 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 - , . , . 1 . . . . . e . , . . , 1 , 1 1 1 . . ,, . . .. . . , , H . . a e I -ci h r .1 6 lil' 11 'N-ofi ' K 1 Tv. r -sl, C-7' 1' 3 l7' 3 Q., qzrf Wa ,fne Conrad E Conny Vnrgll Jourdan f' Verg 5 IO Stephen Rohloff QB Glen Ward G Joe l60 5 7 Davnd Dudek T Dave Glen Mullen T Mutt Wnlham Stuckarf G Sfucky Page Snxw Fred Haase Frnz 5 10 Richard Mullen E Pete 5 10 Rnchard Suillff HB L Ralph Hallada HB Ralph Kay Plamann FB Omar Ullmer Humplwery R w l K Plamann K Schuyler A Hurlbur! R Mullen R k D Wendt A Haas R Zrbell N Ullmer V Jordan J Walters J Hull W Conrad W Severson Mr Peuper Land L Laske J Walters D Kruzek G Marsh B Conrad J House R Hallada D Gunwa'dt J Sherman Row 3 K Maass R Mllburn R Seudl M Sherman F Haase G Ward M Schmeder D Corneluus J Martin J Enck D Relnke P Milburn D Sutluff Row 4 Mr Weaver M Srdwell L Vanden Langenberg G Ohm B Cleven T Laske J Schmeder L Barth D Henn R Thomas J Hebel Row 5 Mr Wolk D Loos G Wandke R Heuser K Schwab R Jordan G McLester D Mueller K Woods T Du Four R Weyers S Keune G Hartleben D Blohm G Walter FOOTBALL Our football team had what could only be termed as a rough tume thus year They only scored one touchdown and one pount after tne touchdown Because of rngurues and unexperuence they dldnt seem to have the wnnmng punch that the other teams showed rn the conference There were only fuve returning lettermen from last season Some ofthe nnyurues were Glen Mullen Lyle Laske, Fred Haase Glen Ward Steve Rohloff Duane Land and Donald Barth Regulars for the squad were Wunton Severson Ken Schuyler, Phnl Mrlburn, Kay Plamann, Allen Hurlburt Dave Dudek Rlchard Mullen and Steve Rohloff The scores as they stand un the Record Book are West De Pere East De Pere Kewaunee Algoma Oconto Falls Oconto Pulaskn Page Sixty one Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour L. ' V . L T 1 hh ff in , H, a '5 A, . v ' I , k 'N ' J 'lf I o - . , . , . , . , . Eic , . ' . Row 2-O. Goettel, B. Stuckart, M. Smith, G. Mullen, S. Rohloff, D. G. Thomas, R. Porter. I l I l I l I 1. - H - - - I I . . . , ' ' 37 ' . ' . T3 ' . 31 . . . I 49 . , . 5l . 26 W Severson J She man W Seve son D Peo ter K Schuy er O Geottel P Mullen D Braun D Wagner S Roh off K Plamann Seymours A squad flnlshed this season wnth four wnns and twenty losses In tourna ment play the team won two and lost two Thus year the fellows suffered from youth and lnexperlence but a great deal of Improvement November 20 December 4 December l-lortonvnlle at Seymour West De Pere At Seymour Seymour at Algoma was shown as the year progressed and wnth only four graduating sensors we have hugh hopes for next years season The Honorary Captaln selected was Steve Rohloff SQUAD December December December January January January January January January February February February reoruary February February February 8 2 Seymour at Sturgeon Bay Seymour at Kewaunee Oconto Falls at Seymour Oconto at Seymour Seymour at Bonduel East De Pere at Seymour Seymour at Pulasku Algoma at Seymour Seymour at West De Pere Sturgeon Bay at Seymour Kewaunee at Seymour Se fmour at Oconto Falls Seymour at Oconto Bonduel at Seymour Seymour at East De Pere Oconto Falls at Oconto Falls O Geottel D Peotter Sherman Rohloff Plamann Mullen Wagner Wendt Milburn Schuyler 0 February '7 Pulaskl at Seymour March 2 March 4 44 March 6 Seymour vs Pulaski at Pulaslcl Braun Seymour vs Bonduel at Pulaski Seymour vs Oconto at Oconto HAH S 33 34 ' 32 Sl 37 49 8 . , , ' 288 37 45 ll , 186 32 59 l5 67 65 l8 - lO5 34 as J 10 46 A7 l2 l 33 45 January 13 Seymour at Reformatory P. Milburn lO0 32 44 X 15 . 27 31 22 ' S- loo 47 48 6 K, 60 37 74 29 54 64 2 P. 5l 39 5-l I ' 5 D 'IQ 54 50 9 5 ' 48 68 5 ' 13 D. 7 49 55 l6 , . . 60 67 l9 , R' 7 56 53 22 K, 6 33 Al -6 ' 44 53 . ' ' D- O 57 54 , , , ' 56 . ow 1 H da L Roh'off G McLester J Treml R We ers Row 2 Mr Weaver R Serverf W Stephan: G Kussmger K Maass G Vvanddxe T DuFoUr Kro'l Lo er J Hull M Sldw BASKETBALL R Mul'en D Wendt W Severson Davd Loos Manager D Peotter D Wagner J Sherman R Porter Mr Wolk Page Saxry three R --D4 HHS , . - , . , - , . Y , 1 V , - ' , . ', - ' ' , - . ' ' , . . N. ., J. 11 , . ' , . ' ell. Row I-J. Wa'ter, P. Mi'burn, R, Milburn, D. Braun, K. Piamenn, Row 2iMr. Pieper, A. Haas, K. Schuyier, D. Doersch, O, Goerre Q gi, if Row I--R. Thomas, R. Coonen, P. Mifburn, R. Vanden Heuvel, D. Blom, G. Zahn. Row 2-W. Blohm, G. Thomas, D. Swiecichowski, J. Stephani, D. Dudek, B. Brooks, M. Tucholski. Row 3-G, Mullen, D. Wagner, N. Ullmer, E, Hebel, R, Hallada, Coach Piepei. TRACK ond BASEBALL TRACK 1953 SEASON Seymour's '53 Track season was a challenge for the boys that were out tor the sport this spring. A great amount ol promise and endurance was shown on the field. Several ot the boys that did a tine job were Bob Coonen, Harry Lange, Eugene Hebel, Larry Wirth, Gerald Zahn, Ralph Hallacla, Myron Tuchol ski, Glenn Mullen, Steve Rohlott and Nils Ullmcr We participated in a Dual Meet with Sturgeon Bay and Bonduel plus the N.E.W. Conference Track and Field Meet held at Oconto Falls. x Row l-D, Malueg, W. Severson, G. Ward, R. Wieslnotf, K. Plamann, T. Welhouse, J. Wolff, F. Haase. Row 2-D. Mueller, G. Marsh, D. Wendt, J, Sherman. S. Our '53 Seymour High School Baseball Team was a success with the totals adding up to three wins and tour losses. Seymour vs. Oconto Falls A l Seymour vs. Oconto I 6 Seymour vs. Algoma O 7 .5ulg lx: ' Droeger, D. Braun, W. Cleven, G. Hartleben, F. Gerl. Row 3-S. Rohloff, L. Blohm, K. Schuyler, L. Wirth, H. Lange, W. Conrad, Mr. Wolk. Seymour vs. East De Pere 4 3 Seymour vs. West De Pere TO 6 Seymour vs. Pulaski 7 l Seymour vs. Kevvaunee 9 2 Seymour vs. Shiocton lO 2 Seymour vs. Pulaski 6 7 an f '15 Bn I Ka ren A Sf utz Frank Baker Y! Xfl .1 'Im' page 'W W f 5 3 ,zn- Q 1 v' fr-. fin W., 14' 1' .-7 RIPPER CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 29 Basketball game Ornentatlon day for freshmen You mean thus IS school? School opens Havent seen you for ages Football game West DePere 37 Seymour O Football game East DePere 13 Seymour 0 SAF campaign rally I believe that l am well quallfued S A F election Flrst split ticket election 6 Football game Kewaunee 31 Seymour O OCTOBER 7 Freshman rnutuatlon What get ups' Football game Algoma 49 Seymour O Lyceum Blue Jay Sungers Real Harmony Freshmen Sophomore Party Was that fun' Football game Oconto Falls 51 Seymour O Hobo Day and Pep Rally Dug those rags' Yea team' Homecomung game Oconto 26 Seymour 7 We scored anyway Blue .lay Party Anyone know a new litter bug? Annual Group plctures Everybody smule Football game Pulasku 45 Seymour O NOVEMBER End of the flrst quarter Report cards already Teachers convention This IS the llfe' Athletuc banquet Lyceum Doc Dougherty Thanksgtvlng vacation Anybody galn welg 'P FEBRUARY 2 Basketball game Wonderful Basketball game Almost made Afternoon concert Basketball game Hallelulah' Farm Institute Lettermen s dance Basketball game Basketball oame Basketball game All school play Basketball game Basketball game MARCH Basketball tournament Basketball tournament West DePere 74 Seymour 37 Sturgeon Bay 64 Seymour game' Kewaunee 54 Seymour 39 I hear the musnc' Oconto Falls 50 Seymour 54 Who s going with Who? Oconto 68 Seymour 48 Bonduel 55 Seymour 49 East DePere 67 Seymour 60 Papa IS All Oconto Falls 53 Seymour 56 Pulaskt 41 Seymour 33 Pulaski 53 Seymour 44 Bonduel 54 Seymour We re on our way' Basketball tournament Grade school operetta Oconto 56 Seymour 44 H M S Plnafore Lyceum Doug Cartland Solo and ensemble contest at Shawano Dnstrrct Forenslcs Meet End of the thtrd quarter I really meant to study this year APRIL Teachers convention DECEMBER F F A banquet Career day at Pulaskt Remember the rain? Basketball game West DePere 51 Seymour 32 Basketball game Algoma 49 Seymour 37 Basketball game Sturgeon Bay 45 Seymour 37 Grade sclnool Christmas Program The Magic Chrlstmas Bell Basketball game Kewaunee 59 Seymour 32 Chrnstmas concert Basketball game Oconto Falls 65 Seymour 67 We won' ' ' Christmas vacatlon Tame to relax Sno ball Perfect for the holrdays JANUARY School opens resolutions yet Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game Basketball game End of the fnrst changes Basketball game A heartbreaker Dld you break your New Year s Oconto 38 Seymour 34 Bonduel 47 Seymour 46 East DePere 44 Seymour 32 Pulasku 31 Seymour 27 semester Hectlc program Algoma 48 Seymour 47 State forenslcs meet Sprung vacat on Re nedy for sprung fever O School opens All school party Junlor prom Stranger rn Paradise MAY Muslc festlval at Shawano Mother Daughter banquet Lyceum Phnl Berube Mother Daughter banquet Sensor Class play Lyceum Llbby Jones State music meet Who got a f1rst'? Home Ec style review that Parts look Sensor Class party Baccalaureate Class night Anyone tured'P JUNE 1 Exams All Classes T s rs ut' 2 Sentor Class Plcnlc Last real get together 3 Commencement Well mass our alma mater 4 School Closes PgSts 3 ' ' 11 H- - 54... . 19 -' - 5 23 ' ' It! 24 ' '. 9 12 ' ' ' ' . I3 2 '-- - ' ta v -. ' 19 5 I ' 20 ' 9 - - 22 '0 - - 26 ' 15 .- 16 ' - , - 2 ' 23 1' - 4 - 57... ' . 2 ' '. 6 .. 30 - ' . 16 ' 23 , 27 4 I . D I 29 ' In-H 16 ' 23 , 26 ' 'ht. 9 , . 10 '- 14 I' I r ' 2 4 l 2 3 . 23 4 Q - 30 ' ' ' 8 T 11 .- 14 -1 ' ' 15 - 4 - 16 ' 5 ' 18 - - 12 ' 21 ' ' 14 26 - ' 15 ' . 20 ' ' 21 ' 30 4 , ' 31 ' 8 12 15 5 , ...hI . 22 ' ' - 25 , ' ' ' A . 26 CLASS PROPHECY We the graduatrng class of Seymour Union Hrgh School berng of souno mrnd and memory do hereby declare our last wrll and testament on this thrrty frrst day of May rn the year i954 Glenn Mullen leaves hrs i928 Studebaker to Drrvers Trarnrng class while hrs brother Pete leaves hrs immortal poetry to the school library Jeanette Natzke leaves her love for cattle to the F F A whrle Joan Trerrreys speaking abrlrty goes to the Speech Class of next year Ronald Nettekoven wlls hrs dark harr to lone Ossman and Pattr Prerce gives her French look to Bobby Gosse Kay Plamann bequeaths hrs abrlrty to play baseball to Brlly Vander Zanden Steve Rohloff leaves hrs harr clippers and barbers comb to Kenneth Schwab Ruth Ann Schmidt wrlls her clarrnet to Allan Mott and Marvrn Schneider leaves hrs math problems for someone else to work Shrrley Schoen wrlls her frankness with the teachers to Carol Wassenberg Myron Tucholskr and Vrrgrl Jourdan leave therr quret ways to Jrm Kettenhoven Nils Ullmer grves hrs manly stature to Jerome Strngle Judy Wurtzel and Jean Strutz wrll therr bowling technique to Virgrnra Babbitt and Ida Mae Rollo Audrey Brandenburg and Shrrley Prngel leave therr love for the alumnr to the grrls of the future Senror Class Wrggles Wagner grves hrs wrse cracking abrlrty to Cletus Goffard and Glen Ward leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth the teachers to Donald Peters Wayne Narner leaves hrs long tales about New York to hrs srster Nancy Delores Werland wrlls her secretarral abrlrtres to Donald Hartzherm who might frnd a use for them Janrce Welhouse leaves her drum strcks to Judy Worsch as Joyce Haas grves her seat rn the flute sectron to Donna Decker Nancy Zregenbern and Shrrley Plantr kow wrll their shy ways to Donna Van Straten Mary Ann Baehler and Frrtz Haase leave therr hrgh school romance to Yvonne Grlbert and Mert Sherman Lowell Blake bestows hrs prng pong playing abrlrty upon Judy Rankin so she can be the school champ Eugene Blake grves hrs rnnocent look to Roger Erck rt mrght help hrm fool someone Mary Blohms dramond mrnrng abrlrty rs bequeathed to Marre Klarner Dennrs Blom and Jrm Hersler leave therr cars to the krds from North Seymour so they can get to school on trme Marron Hebel and Pat Hern leave therr com panronshrp to Trudy Hern and Marrlyn Prerce Kathleen Hrlgenberg wrlls her letter wrrtrng abrlrty to Carol Peters Bob Janosky leaves hrs musrcal abrlrty to Donald Peotter Douglas Buttles grves hrs abrlrty to conduct F F A meetrngs to next years presrdent Jrm Conradt leaves hrs love for the Junior Class to Ronnie Thomas whrle Genevieve Dorn wrlls her love for Verbeten s to Wrnton Severson Marrlyn Doxtator adds her friendly laugh to the giggles of Betty Worcrehovvskr Davrd Dudek and Bob Mrller leave therr dancing talent to Gale Wandke and Neal Kroll Helen Felton leaves her love for Shrocton to Dorrs Stutzman Wrllram Frrsbie and Eunrce Serdl leave therr shortness to Ruth Defferdrng and Kennth Maass Francrs Gerl wants to keep every thrng he has but has consrdered varrous exceptrons Marlene Goerl wrlls ner peaches and cream com plexron to all hrgh school grrls Donald Knuth wrlls hrs truck to Jean Graunke so she may go to all future school actrvrtres Charles Marcks wrlls hrs abrlrty to srng and hrs studrous look to all future Seymour students whrle Peggy Melter grves her srngrng talent to next years sopranos Donald Mauthe wrlls hrs mrdnrght punctu alrty to Vernon Stoehr lla Mae Mueller and Eugene Timm leave therr sr'ence and quiet manners to the Freshman class So that future students wont be wrthout friendly smrles Evelyn Schuyler and Marlene Krause gladly leave therrs to any sober srdes Mary presrdent to any grrl capable of fulfrllrng the lob Lrllran Tank wrlls her blonde harr to any grrl who would lrke to have rt whrle Pat Smrth rs wrllrng to leave part of her wonderful personalrty to next years senrors lThats gorng to be a pretty brg part because she can spare a lot of rt l Carol Jean Stephanr wrlls her conversatron to Roberta Blake Beverly Bartman gladly shares her talent with all future art edrto s Regina Grrtt bequeaths her rnterpretatron of Shakespeare to next years college Englrsh students rn hopes that they wrll understand rt better than she clrd this year Barbara Droeger and Carole Wagner wrll therr tallness to the Phy Ed classes durrng basketball season Shrrley Wroblewskr and Yvonne Jenqurns study habrts are grven to Jerry Thomas and Bob Vanden Heuvel Delores Buss grves her sewrng basket to Sharon Lrmberg Melvrn Klarner leaves hrs prnsettrng place to Wrllram Heuser whrle Jerry Klarner and Davrd Brooks leave therr Happy Go Lucky Sprrrts to Davrd Peotter and Mrchael Smrth Leonard Landwehr wills hrs natural curly harr to Bruce Conrad Lorna Mae Freund wrlls her love of chewrng gum to be grven to Donna Mueller Nancy Burmersters role rn the one act play goes to Diane PgeS e , . . . . , . . . . . , . ' I I ' - - I ' ' I U , , . . . I ' , ' ' ' ' - Ann Stingle would like to will her title of F.H.A. . . - . . . I I ' I ' ' 1 ' ' I , . , ,- . F ' . . . . ' I a ixty-5 e Baehler. Janet and Janice Tubbs give their love for geography to Kathleen Biese and Nancy Melter. Janice Baehler, Phyllis Schmit, and Sharie Maass leave their love of dancing to the freshman boys Margaret John bequeaths her seat in office practice to Nancy Kroner and hopes she wont mind being near the teachers desk JoAnn Helein leaves her second floor locker to those unfortunate students who have theirs behind doors Arlene Blohowiak leaves her wardrobe making experiences to the Home Ec classes Carol Thomas gladly gives her place on the bus to anyone who is tired of standing Katheryn Sngl wills her Ripper typing tasks to Carice Culbertson Wayne Conrad and Duane Doersch leave their escapades to all adventurous souls Norbert Matuszak wills his farm ing experiences to Johnny Hebel Lois Blohm wills CLAS The class of 54 is meeting at the New Union High School in T960 for a reunion A I start to walk across the crowded room I see by all hs medals that Ralph Hallada is an honored life guard He is working at Miami Beach Ralph has saved 2 987 lives and says he sees Delores Weiland and Patti Pierce working as models in the Dearheart Department Store owned and operated by Marlene Goeri and Helen Felton Sketchung the original gowns as artist Beverly Bartman James Draeger and Jerry Klarner are now fol lowing their pattern of sleeping right on their robs as mattress testers' Douglas Buttles has become a county agent visiting farmers from his class Duane Doersch Bob Miller and Eugene Timm They all farm on a large scale and make use of their FFA training Bill Frisbie and Jim Conradt are planning a trip to Mars The scientists who are designing the ship are Lowell Blake and Don Knuth Stewardesses are Delores Buss and Carol Thomas Kathy Sigl has been signed up as Chief Cook and Bottle Washer Talking about fast moving obgects Donald Mauthe has taken his new Buick to the races at Indiana polls speed way' In th fie'd of nursing are Betty Rankin Judy Wu tzel and Arlene Blohownak They told me that their first patient was that tall dark and handsome Glenn Mullen They are all working under Dr Fred Haase better known as Fritz The hospital is the newest and most up to date in this area Genevieve Dorn is now testing different types of gum In the Dudsee Bubble Gum Laboratory As I mingle on through the crowd I spy Terry Kuehne You can easily tell he has taken over his fathers business He said he still has his old school chum Bill Stuckart drive truck These trucks are designed special for Bill when ever he is sleepy he pushes a button and the truck converts into a bed Just what Bull likes' Mary Ann Stungle is touring the US as Alce In Dalryland while Mary Blohm Lorna Freund and Kathleen Hilgenberg are playing the role of house P9 S her Gift of gab to Linda Rusch, while Mary Ann Harrison wills her seat on the bus to Jean Smith. Bob Selberg wills his job at driving the pop truck to anyone who gets thirsty Janice Melotte leaves her tiny waist line to Jerry Marsh Delores Vanden Langenberg leaves her dark black hair to Mary Everson and Nancy Bloedorn leaves her love to servicemen to Carol Felton Betty Rankin gives her Best Wishes to Future Homecoming Queens Judy Burns wills her nights revising and rewritting Ripper stories to next years editors while Ralph Hallada gladly gives his sticky fingers and picture pasting to the annual staff of next year The last bequest of the year is given by Dick Sutliff Bill Stuckart Terry Kuehne and Jim Draeger they would like to give their lease on the school to Jim Sherman tne only remaining Shack Member WLL wife and en,oying every moment of it I Fave lust heard through The grapevine that Audrey Brandenburg and David Brooks have lust returned from an excursion to the South Pole Their only complaint was that it was awfully cold Audrey sand it was hard walking on the snow until Dave invented tne newest type of stationary snow shoe All of us were proud to hear David Dudek and Wayne Conrad made the all American football squad To help tnem on toward victory was the great Athletic Director Kay Plamann I lust met a few sailors looking Real George their flashy uniforms Why I could hardly recognize them as my old classmates Bob Selberg Dennis Blom Jim Heisler and Eugene Blake Ronald Nettekoven has lust purchased another farm making this his fifth one No wonder he car' afford many farms he buys his crop seed from Nils Ullmer who has now gone into this field of work Nils sells only the best seeds and his slogan is If you want money by the piles lust buy your seeds from Nils In television work is Janice Welhouse who designs the wardrobes for various actors Using her ability to argue we fund Carol Jean Stephan: on the Infor mation Please T V panel Carol Jean has won more arguments than any other person in that line Janet and Janice Tubbs work as Lucille Ball s understudy When one cant be there the other one is and In this way Luculles show goes on at all times I hear Jeanette Natzke now owns a cattle ranch In Texas with Melvin Klarner as the foreman They tell me they see Virgil Jourdan occasionally as the World s Champion Rodeo Star Working in Appleton are Jo Ann Helenn and Shirley Plantukow These two classmates are noted for packing the most bobby pins In the factory which is operated by Lois Blohm and lla Mae Mueller Those two are really career girls Wayne Warner full of charm and friendliness has become the youngest mayor of New York City Bob Janosky and his orchestra are known as Bob e ght , . . . , . , . , . . . . , ' I I 1 1 . . . . , - ' I . . . . . . ,, ,, I . , . . : . . . 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I , 1 , . . ,, . . 1 1 1 - - - - 11 a e ixt - I and Has Bee Bop Buddies It features Jansce Baehler as saxaphonust and Joyce Haas on the flute Bob has Peggy Melter and Steve Rohloff srnglng wrth hrs group and has orngunal wreters of the musuc score are Evelyn Schuyler and Margaret John Their newest release rs Moonlight rn Seymour Mary Ann Baehler has graduated from Stout College and rs teaching Home Economics In the new school Yvonne Jenquln IS teachlng history IH MII waukee Ruth Ann Schmidt IS a prlvate secretary to an nnsurance fnrm an Chscago whale Marlon Hebel ns workung for Jullus LaRosa Pete Mullen IS widely known as Petey the Poet and has galned natnonal recognntuon Pat Smnth IS a short story wrnter and Delores Vanden Langenberg rs her publlclty agent Pat Hem and Regina Grutt have worked thenr way up and are stenographers at the Pentagon ID Wash mg on D C Glen Ward has gust purchased Clros and does a tune lob of entertalnrng his guests Helping hum run gurl Phyllus Schmnot and Eunice Sendl help by waztvng on customers Shirley Wroblewskr operates the automatlc dlshwasher nn the kltchen and as the water splashes against the clrshes she enters contests and thlnks of wlnnlng the grand prizes Myron Tucholskn ns the towns most eligible bachelor' Sharie Maass IS wrlt ng a new yoke book called Shame Makes Merry Marvln Schnender has ganned the tntle of the best engzneer rn th US Marv sees Norbert Matuszak and Francls Goerl who are also In th constructlon business Carole Wagner IS a ballet dancer and as making screen tests nn Hollywood whale Jean Strutz IS teachnng the Hollywood dup at Arthur Murrays studio Nancy Zeng nbeln IS on the west coast worknng as lubrarlan nn the M G M studuo She meets many celebrltles and enloys her work smmensely Charles Marcks and Leonard Landwehr are both ranching rn Wyoming Nancy Burmeuster and Judy Burns are tournng all over the Unuted State for lnformatuon whach they can Include nn thenr book entntled Folklore and Traditions of the American Angleworm Joan Tverney us a chlld psychologlst In New York Cnty and Shnrley Schoen us her receptronlst Speaklng of chnldren Wuggles Wagner us teaching them out Seymour way He graduated from thus school when he was about 14 Hus only complaxnt as that nts hard on the nerves' Jannce Melotte has made qurte a name for herself' She IS now the World s Champnon Shorthand Wrnter ln her spare tame she coaches the best gurls Lulluan Tank has her own newspaper column called Le ve at to Lulle She gives free advice to the lovelorn Barbara Droeger has traveled far and wade as a scout leader and has lust returned from France to recelve a medal from the presadent Nancy Bloedorn as stall snght seesng nn Spam The students of 54 feel confudent that they have contrnbuted thenr share for a successful future We began to wonder as thus reunion draws to a close what each and every classmate wall be doung Bl OUI' next FEUUIOD B SQUAD SCORES Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Sevmour Seymour Seymour Seymour Total Pounts Hortonvllle West De Pere Algoma Sturgeon Bay Kewaunee Oconto Falls Oconto Bonduel East De Pere Pulaskn West De Pere Algoma Sturgeon Bay Kewaunee Oconto Fa'ls Oconto Bonduel East De Pere Pulaskn Seymour 6 7 Opponent 7 Page Snxty n the business smoothly is Shirley Pingel as hat-check basketball 'Gam in 'he STGTG' .. 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