Seymour High School - Rippler Yearbook (Seymour, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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GETTING READY FOR PRODUCTION si ,. rim .J Each year The Senior Class of Seymour Unuon Hugh Takes over the publication of The school annual lt was declcled To concen trafe on our new bunlclnng fhxs year and To oo so by having our readers attend our own T955 CONCERT The picture above was taken on November 9 1954 when we left our lamellar surroundlngs 'ro become ac qualnfed with our present envlronment TX 5 'll' UPN A4 f MOVING DAY NOVEMBER 9 1954 One crisp fall Tuesday each homeroom boarded lourld I ng Teachers Monday ness for a bus to rude up to the wanting The teachers had moved durung Convention and on the following so everything would be an reads classes As Mr Patchett welcomed 'ls' 5Q Qaf1w if-fb. the first student Januce Hoefs from the bus to the new school the students found themselves eager to comblne the wonders of a burldunq wsth therr abrlntres to make rt a fine school Q0-I - - fi -. J ' rr' 1 c 1. H z 1' 'v' -- ' K 7 , ,F -NEW-. QMN ,I i -N A 1 1 I I , ' . I .K I . iii , 4 i I I .' 1-1 ,.: . - f 7 K f V F F19 Page Three DEDICATION We the class of 1955 wish to dedlcate our Ripper to Mr we want to extend our appreclatlon to hum tor his under standing and sincere lnterest vvhuch have aided Us on our way PgF I I ' Milton Main. Now, as we terminate our high school careers, f C 03' Q 4 46 me-.xcm Left to rght Sanfod N Barth Lese Kahn No ma C n R Labno R W E Lange Lawrence Last Marvn E Babbntt H J Van Staten Mlton M On Sunday November 28 T954 the Dedncatron of the new Seymour Unuon Hugh School buuldlng was held The mann address was glven by Mr V E Klmball Assistant State Superintendent After the formal dedlca tron an Open House was planned and carrled out by the hugh school faculty TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION enslcs 45 SclenceClub 46 Ripper Dedrcatlon 4 Admlnlstratlon 47 Vocal Groups 48 Chorus Forward 7 Faculty Twurlers Dance Band 50 Band STUDENTS Pep Club Cheerleaders Class Offlcers I3 Freshmen SPORTS ACTIVITIES Sophomores I6 Jumors LettermensClub 55 Sensor Lettermen Senxors 56 Football 57 Basketball 58 Track 60 Baseball Student Council 34 Dramatlcs SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Blue Jay 37 Oftuce Workers Freshmen Inrtlatnon 65 Homecomung Lrbraruans 3 F A 4 F A 66 All School Play 68 Junuor Prom 6 Gulde OWays Allegros 44 Debate or Pro hecy Calendar 71 Cr rt ORGANIZATIONS Page Fnve s A I I I ' , 'I , 2 2 I f I f I J 'H 4 XA Q , 0 ,ac 5 r ' ' , I DX, 4 A Ii F Q 4 J f . ,l wx w 5 X A Y ' . 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'1 x C-K, Goa XX, Xa XT ee XXnoeX' CXO? nc N221' pa QL SLVCH COMPOSERS GEORGE R BEHRENDT Wvsconsm State College Whltewater Busmess Educatton Student Councll Jun sun Sta Co Q Crosse s c E U a ealth dvxsor e rl ers Pep u G A A LEON G Wnsconsnn State af G 1-M GERALDINC HADERLEIN Unlverslty of Wlsconsm Unnversnty of Calrforma Htstory Rnpper Sophomore Adavsor MERLIN D HALLE Wnsconsnn State College Oshkosh Umversxty of Wusconsun Math .lunuor Advusor Lockers Ttckets JOYCE HENDRICKS Lawrence College Wnsconsln State College Whntewater Busuness Educatuon Freshman Advlsor Student Councrl xy rf ftfwilft B.E. I I . . . . MQ' C get , ' I , Vw Bs. i -d t' , Ch , Cl b V - A tE , nd f Fre ai Advisor ' A I B.S. A V yy A l B.S. I l V B.E. I 1 . . 1 ' . l l 1 C' f ' - .L , ' X MRS CHARLES JENKINS Wnsconsun State College Stevens Pount En lSl1 Labrary All School Play Forensucs Juntor Advtsor MRS WAYNE JENSEN Edgewood College Maduson Unuversuty of Wnsconsm Englnsh Dramatncs Club Forenslcs One Act Play Senior Class Play IRVING KORTH Wlsconsun State College Stevens Point Umverslty of Wlsconsnn Btology Dnvers Educatlon Freshman Advlso Scuence Club Ttcket Sales OLIVER V LERUM Wusconsun State College Rnver Falls Agriculture F F A MRS MARCUS NIGL Lawrence Co'lege Englush Forensics Jumor Advnsor MRS DARRELL PASCH Wnsconsnn State College Mnlfvaukee Muslc Appreclatuon Chorus Vocal Musuc EDGAR PIEPER Iowa State College Wlsconsln State College La Cross Unlverslty of Wlsconsln B S M S Physncal Educatuon Health' Assistant C WK 9lT,l- Arts an Industrl Ushers and I es Sophomore Advusor Page Nnne 5.5. f as as as ' 1 B.A. A as ' X , , . I Q E 5. M wg, ' , Sa n C fF C a - .U . h as S A ts 'd ,,-nv' 'W si... L.. gurl? sf 48 DONALD E TAYLOR Wusconsm State College Stevens Pomt Conservation Geography Sensor Advusor 4 If HAROLD C TECH Wnsconsm State College Rnvcr Fa S Umversuty of Wusconsm Agruculture F F A RUTH TEETZEN VVISCOIWSI State College Stcvens Pomt Home Economncs F H A DALE W TIMM Unnversnty of Wnscon merucan Prob Sundance Sennor Advusor Debate ORSON l. WEAVER Wlsconsm State College VVl1IlCWBll.V Socual Studues Assistant Coach Freshman Basketball B Team Football Sophomore Advnsor ROBERT WOLK Wnsconsnn State Colleoc La Crosse Umversuty ofW1sconsm Science Athletuc Durector Coach Basletball Baseball Lcttermens Club PHYLLIS WORMWOOD Lawrence College Umversuty of Colorado B A Englush, Speech Journallsm Bluc Jay Forensics RlTA ZlEGEWl:ID Stout Instituto Home Economucs F H A Page Ten 'K' . 1, tif' :A I ' ' 1 A -ff' J . B.S. LH- . 5 - ., A Ne of l .ull . , 5 . A! f , , ' A I' ' ' l, , . N A . , ' . H ' B.S., Ms. 'ig . xxx , . . V K X Freshman Adviuor . ,n I x . B.S. -A B.S. X 3' .. 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' f .J g -P .- 9 OV-J lv JUNIORS The first bug event for the Juniors was the winning of first prize for their homecoming float Well Send Em Back to Cherry Picking Carol Wassenberg and Terry Laske were the Junlor representatives ln the homecoming court of honor The Harvest Hop was a money making prolect the Juniors sponsored to help defray the expenses of their Prom whxch was held on May 6 The lunlors worked hard and long to make it a success as the first Prom to be held in the new gymnasium Wally Beau and his orchestra provided excellent music for the evening In an atmosphere of dreamy must sea shells and sandy beach Many Juniors participated un sports among these were Donald Barth Donald Cornelius Donald Doersch Otto Goettel Roger Elck Philip Milburn Arthur Haas Donald Henn David Grunwaldt Roy Porter and Merton Sherman Three transfer students were added to the class this year They are George Preston Elizabeth Ward and Ed Zepnlck David Grunwaldt was elected Student Council Vice President and Betty Coonen received the po sntnon of State Student Council Secretary at the No vember l4th fall convention The class officers were President Steve Keune Vlce President Ralph Melchert Secretary Sh lby Spaude and Treasurer Donna Felauer Teachers who advused the group were Mrs Nlgl Mrs Jenkins Mr Halle and Mr Behrendt SOPHOMORES Serenade of the Bells was the theme carried out by the sophomore class for the annual Freshmen Sophomore Party held on the first day of October Each freshman had been invited through homerooms for this get acquainted evening The gym was gauly decorated with musical notes and bells to welcome the new students for dancing and games No one will ever forget the nationally known enter talnment presented Fifty sevens own Chordettes and Crew Cuts This party was held one week after Freshman lnvltatlon the sophomores launched their actnvutles early Homecoming found Janet Landwehr and Ken Maass representing the class In the Court of Honor Well Snap the Clippers found Itself receiving second place rn the float dlvuslon Everyone feared Jerome Stlngle would never be the same since it was his head between the scissor blades on the float Jerry Hrll Larry Rohloff Ken Maass Neal Kroll Gale Wandke Jlm Lotter and Jerry Kissinger were some of the sophomores who showed their abnlutues an sports Pat Brooks became an A team cheerlead er Judy Kollath Bonnie Van Straten Shirley Barth and others were active ID the music department A special long range plan is sponsored by the Class of i957 In order to go on a senior trip they have started a special fund for It This year found them sponsoring a movie at Black Creek and a spring dance to make money for this trip President Ken Maass led the class with the help of Vice President Jerry Hall Secretary Kathleen Landwehr and Treasurer Laverne Bubolz Miss Haderlern Miss Wormwood Mr Weaver and Mr Schnlleman were the class advisors FRESHMEN The largest of all classes as the Freshmen They made their debut on Inltration Day as the gurls wore overalls back to front and cucumbers around their necks The boys were decked out In short skirts and lipstick Bruce Fassbender and Jane Wassenberg were the homecoming candidates and represented their class well The float entered In competition was titled Well Give the Clippers One Point' Penny Burns Marlene Krrzek and Patsy Van Strat en led the cheers for the B squad and Penny also dlstmgunshed herself in the all school play Larry Flanagan Marne Baxter and Donna Krahn represent the freshmen in Sensor Band and James Mueller appeared nn the F F A quartet The class officers are President Thomas McCorm :ck Vlce President Thomas Ullmer Secretary Patrucra Van Straten Treasurer David Ward The advising teachers were Mr Flanagan Mr Korth Miss Hend rlcks and Mr Tech Nice work Froshl Page Twel e 1 1 1 1 . . - 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 11 - . , . - 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 F ' ' , ' . n 1 - 1 1 N- 1 - I , 1 , . , . . , : , , . , . , . . 11 11 ' 4 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 11 11 . 11 - 11 - ' - - ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . . 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I - I I I 11 1 - . . ,, I I ' . . , . , - I 1 ' I ' ' I - V OVERTURE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standmg Presndent Steve Keune Standmg Secretary Kathleen Landwehr Seated Secretary S'1elby Spaude Vnce Presndcnt R lpn Seated Presndent Kenneth Maass Treasurer Laverne Melchert Treasurer Donna Felauer Bubolz Vnce Presndent Jerry Hull FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Standung Presudent Thomas McCormack Seated Vnce Presudent Thomas Ullmer Secretary Patrncua Van Straten Treasurer Davud Ward Page Thirteen FIRST MOVEMENT YY 'IO X L1 hrs -if ii' J' 'S Pao Fourteen M Anschutz Armltage D Banker W Banker J Barciay J Baumann M Baxter S Burkholz Blohm R BIoI1m D Brooks A Bruecker J Buclwolfz ,P lurng 7 n r 1esueIczyk D Xnelnus J I Cornellg rnetie M Danforvh ini R Dccoteau A Doxiafer S Dragosh B Fassbender M Felauer E FeI1on R Fischer J Freund I Gagnow T Garbreclni M Glafz R Green T Grucsbada D Hebel R Hegner V Helden G Hrnvz N Hoffman J Ho z L HueI1I C cns B John C John L John J JoImSOl1 K Jourdan K Jourdan Ihr Y Jourdan P Kaczrowsku J Kapla B Kemp M Keune A Klnmosku E Klutzke D Krahn M Krlzck T Krohlow G Krull B Kuhn P Kurowskn M Lambue v -SA . 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'I f f ' R Landwehr D Larsen R Larsen R Laskowskr W Lcmbko M Lucai B Marc!-rs P Ma cks D Marx G Mastcy T Mcformnck R Mclntuc F MCVFY C Mueller J J M II J LlJXuCllcr I 5 A A VV NJULJJLY R Mungcr L Nachtwcy V Osemann N Pavchcn S Peterson H Pmtscw M Povxlcss D Rahn D CI D Rohm N Rohm R Roskom N Rothlesbe c M Samson J Schabo C Schummeldenmng J Schmndt D Schroeder R Schumer T Serdl M Short K Skcnandorc P Skenando Sm S Smrth N Steffens Stephan: M Summer O Summers Terra D Trcrn N Tulum J Tucholskl L Ulmer Ullmer N Vanden H uvrl 1, E Van Handel P Van Srrncn D Vrssers J VOLJQS D Wadel M Wagner M Walton 6 , A Wandke I D Ward J Wassenbe F Wendt J VVLNLJY k Wendi G Wcr1nesh9unLr E Westernan rv 5 -6 A R Wolcuehowsl-r Y '4 R Zepmck J Znesemer 'I gl Absent Harrrson Kapla L Schuckncchr Page Frfvffcn FRESHMEN ,dr N, J -+0 NJA 11'- .Q 3 fa 5 'ri A Q QNYA, . V ,Q ., ,.' 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SECOND MOVEMENT Ji ff ,as .o qu W4 .1 Q1 9 Jr f-' 3 J.. 3 L An CIULY R Bacfcn R Bank:-r S Barth N Blohvn L Blumrelch P Brooks L Bubolz Burmersfcr M Chrusnanacn K Cncsuelczyk R Creslelczyk D Cleven M Cook Y Cornelius S Crysial D Decker E Deffcrdnng Drensow B Drephal DuFour M Evcrson D Fassbendcr K Fefon V Felvon B Frscher M Ganzel K Gclwrke N Genske C Gerl L Golonka R Gosse D Hallada V Hartwrg A Hartzherm L He em R Heuser G Hoefs M Johnson J Kaspcrck J Keiicnlwovcn M Kenner G Knssnnger Kollafh D Krause C Kroner R Lamble J Landwehr N Landwehr If' Q 'J 9 K Landwehr S 5 t A X Page Srxteen G Letter J Lotter .A . 5 I P A I 4 M2 4 J , ' - ' U -I 1 . 4 I -1 'C A J. ' K A xy 1- no - wg, . - f . +: fr'-er' fe 'AY 4 ' '- Q, I, in hm, QQV, 1 M, A . . .Q 9 ' 'J 4' y wt: I, L Y, x 'G 4 I . ' X ' 1 ' ' Lf' Ly ' , ,cf Aff JJ ' , . , N. Culbertson Y! L- .5125 V 61 2 , f- rw, Q. V 1 I ,, ' , - - Jf ' . I , Vi, f- . A - J A ,gy V ' WX 1 - 15 . . 1 Ni ' 1 . 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J Abel P Abert M Banker D Barth B Baxter W Bloedorn B Blohm D Bohm Coonen D Corncluus R Cornette R Defterdmg K Ducstler D Doersch R Doxtator K Dudek F k R k D Felauer B Felton R Felton Gelwrke V Gilbert R Gatz O Goettel Grunwaldf D Grunwaldt L Guszak A Haas N Hackl Hebel G Hem D Herm D Hennmg J Hullegas C Holtz J ach A Jansen TY P Jenqum J Johnson R Jourdan P Kettner S Keune J Kllmoskl T1 H Krahn P Krahn G La Marche 0 I ao, if x 21 Page Engltlcu T Laske D oos B Lotter M Maass L Martzalwl D Mastey 'nz' 'Q ' ska , 1 ' - F- ' l .f A 1, , 3 :Y . -3 A I z. - I ,vi at ' , 1 ,Y 'fl -3 'S' ' , A f l I ' Y '. ,f J . 3 ' 'L ' . , L4 f 1' ' 4 . ., ' L, . ' 1 I . Eic zvm.,,, ' ,ffl gf . ELC fl L L ' fi ', ra I ' -0 S . i - J, i V if , , ' A A .1 ' M' I. - , g-f W 7 , A f . I 45, f 'L Sify fx 7' f -B. A 4 I 4 K-' 'F L H ' . 1- 1 -4 + . 3 3 ri 1' L M N R3 17 - LA Guyon NAI I 'V , ' H I 9 JJ. 'lu p A , 5 A 9 . - L ef, J If -:Q 1' ' . A., pb , v , . -1 L., A . 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J 4 ' . fe 7 , A , n A GRAND FINALE In the fall of l952 one hundred twenty fuve shy and bewuldered freshmen entered the portals of Seymour Hugh School In a short tume the Sopho mores had the boys un hugh heels and the gurls un an exclusuve new fabruc burlap Thus was our unu tuatuon The four members of our class who emerged to lead us through the first umportant year were Bob Hernunq presudent Allan Mott vuce presudent Judy Prelupp secretary and Gerald Marsh urea surer Wuth the arruval of homecomung Ronald Tho mas and Nancy Melter became our candudates for royalty After a seemungly short summer vacatuon one as sophomores That long awauted day of unutuatuon arruved It was pleasant to watch the freshmen sub muttung to upper classmens demands Our home comung candudates for our second year were Lyle Laske and Joan Muelke Our Sophomore Class Pre sdent Davud Wendt was auded un hus dutues by Lyle Laske vuce presudent Vurgunua Ramsdell se cretary and Wunton Severson treasurer Our Junuor year was truly an eventful and suc cessful one One hundred eught of us were on hand to make our prom Stranger un Paraduse a huge success Kung Davud Peotter and Queen Donna Van Straten led the grand march to the musuc of Jummy James and hus orchestra In the court of honor were Bob Mulburn and Januce Drephal Davud Braun and Marulyn Fuscher Bruce Conrad and Nancue Marno cha and Davud Wendt and Kathleen Buese ln September Eva Kloehn and Wunton Sever on were elected Secretary and Vuce Presudent of the Student Councul respectuvely Closely followung the electuons was homecomung Our float The lnduans Wull Dance Whule the Blu Devuls Burn won the furst place posutuon on the plaque and Ken Schuyler and Duane Baehler rep resented our class un the homecomung court of honor Many of the members of our talented class rep SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Joan Muelke Treasurer Judy Prelupp Presudent Duck Van Dreel Vuce Presudent Lyle Laske resented us at state tournaments Among them was Jean Graunke wuth an A ratung un extemporane ous readung at the State Forensuc Tournament In the musucal veun Duck Van Dreel and Jean Graunke took a drum duet to the State Tournament Caruce Culbertson took a saxophone solo and Nancue Mar nocha and Nancy Melter took a vocal duet Chosen to lead our sparklung Junuor class were Presudent Davud Wendt Vuce Presudent Duck Van Dreel Secretary Duane Baehler and Treasurer Wun ton Severson The summer vacatuon found Wunton Severson and Duck Van Dreel attendung Badger Boys State Gurl s State delegates Our funal year found everyone preparung to move unto a new hugh school buuldung Our class sponsored the last party un the old gym one week after Movung Day The Last Roundup proved to be a success The gym was covered wuth fuctucuous bullboards and wanted posters and a western atmosphere prevauled Homecomung found our candudates Dawn Laskowsku and Jerry Marsh as royalty Wunton Severson ascended to the posutuon of Presudent of the Student Councul and Duane Baehler became Secretary Some of the athletes of our class are Wunton Severson Ken Schuyler Lyle Laske Davud Braun Davud Kruzek Bob Mulburn Jerry Marsh Jum Sher man John Walter and Davud Wendt Workung closely wuth Presudent Duck Van Dreel were Lyle Laske vuce presudent Joan Muelke secretary and Judy Prelupp treasurer The co operatuon and work of all the members of the class of 55 combuned to make theur four years at Seymour Hugh School hughly successful We all fund ut duffucult to leave but we know we wull be hearung of the successes achueved by the mem bers of the class Page Twenty , fp Q. ,Q . . xx 'sw , g LAM I A fl 7 W .V 1 'tiff I ' I ' I - , . I . . . .- I . . 1 - Y A 1 , ' ' f I ' ' 1 1 I 1 ' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 u ' hundred fourteen members of our class returned Duane Baehler and Donna Van Straten were the , I I ' I : , - - - I . - ll ' ' ll ' I ' . . , , ' I 7 . . X - ' ' : ' , , , ' , I ' I 1 , ' , 5 I , U 1 , 5 , . , . , S r ' ' 1 . M fb' rf fmralrau ,M E 1 fly lkv! 'L 4, id fl! at s 9 liz e Ignm ask Kball 4lFootbalI s Clu Blue J W I RRINE RUTH BAUMANN UO., Corrune A. ,gf So Gentle and So Farr Llbrarnan 4 Rapper 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 24 Forensics 34 Allegro 4 GuldeOWays 4 KATHLEEN R BIESF Katby 52 Cootchue Cootchuc Coo A 3 Blu Jay Drama tlcs Club 4 Rapper 4 Prom Court 3 CAROL JEAN BLOHM Carol The Battle Cry of Freedom ' Blue Jay 24 Dramatics Club 24 Ripper 4 F.H.A. I-4 Prom Comm. Chr. 3 Band 2 Forensics I. , ,ff Kr VK r 4 geffhdifof sz fi VIRGINIA MAE BABBITT Ginny East Sude West Sude All A ound the Town Debate I Scnence Club 23 Chorus 34 FovenslcsI2 FHA I3 GA A 4 Dramahcs Club I4 Lnbrarnan 3 Rnppev A One Act Play I LOYAL BARTH Bubbles ld lake to know lust why Football I3 Basketball I Track 3 JAMES R BAXTER nn Take This Hammer Band I4 FFA I4 FFA Quartet 34 Dance Band 4 Allego 4 ROB RTA RUTH BLAKE Berta My he rt us fixed so at c n never rove Chorus 34 FHA I4 Ripper 4 Pep Club 3 L rarlan 2 ff Tl gf fl LMQMJV I2 I Dont Care Roppe 4 ulde QQ? ly rfllfffl wif ,HV ' I HARLEN L. BLUMREICH n I 11 Page Twenty-one ' ON J H 3 VD RO SON p a mer ase a I upper B Ben Tran ra K I2 Al h p Clu ra c F F A sucs as e Lowell F anuajlotw t Sfee ef Forensi WMWWM' Pep er .fwjp WWW VV' Qi ON AD Bruce Hall Haul the Gangs All Here Football I 3 Pep Club I All School Play 2 4 Ripper 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Vi Vocal Duet 3 CP' I CARI CUL R N rice l 65:20 ' to a B' d I f B S l f I S J., xJC,f . - , : ' A s' Tou wa tx 3, nsi Q , . ub -4, ue J , NJ 3 ' orus 3, D oru comp isis , D - 64 am ics, b , bale AQ? XX I Xin! ioup I Rip er , horus U oloi t 3 Da and Band x Q - . ' . I 2. ff: I 3 I Page 1- sz 13 3 AMW Wk, s the DONNA FAYE CORNELIUS Donna Gonna Take a Sentimental Journey Band 24 Jumor Band I Debaie I Chorus 3 Pep Club 4 Office Work er 4 Guide-O-Ways Chr. 4 Rip- per 4 Allegros 4. LOUISE A. DAOUST Louise Light She was and like a fairy F.H.A. 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Pep Club 4, Ripper, Guide-O-Ways 4. RITA A. DAOUST Rita Just as silently as we come, we'll leave Pcp Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Ripper 4. GEPALD L EICK Jerry Ill See You In My Dreams Football ld Basketball I2 Track 34 Rvpper 4 Lettermens Club 4 MARILYN FISCHER Martlyn Llttle Thmgs Mean A Lot Pep Club l F H A I Prom Court 3 Rtpper A AllSchool Play Crew 4 One Act Play Crew 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Blue Jay 24 Dramattcs Club 24 Allegros 4 DON W GREGORIUS Greg Im as free as the breeze Footb ll I2 Baseball l 5 M ALICE L HENN Mutch Smtles Pep Club 4 Blue Jay A Allegro A Chorus A FH A I F H A l 4 at l U? JANICE JEAN DREPHAL Jamce My Buddy ,Le QULJOI-Q-f Jr, Band l, Sr. Band 2-4, Pep Club 2-4, F.H.A. I-4, Prom Cour Ripper 4, Chorus 3,1-1, Dance Band 4 ,QQ-' couJua.ZZ A666 Eva! .wicyf 'Koay C44 gif-'CLK-Z1 ZFLLJ ,QW FL, az 4411- wa? WM CAROL JEAN FELTON Z Lefty My Heart ls Yours FHA I4 Rtpper 4 Pcp Club A Ltbrartan A JEAN 3 GERALD L HARTLEBEN Jerry Mmd the musuc and the step and wuth the gurls be handy Fm ' FF A I3 Baseball 2 4 Foot all 3 4 Lettermen s Cl 4119 l we-my lk-Vbjzf eff' WM!-WM 7 W4 W4 WILLIAM F HEUSER Bull' Comm un o a un ani ayer Pcp Club l F ZIFFA GDueOWay ,fb ,Q :J J 71' t 3 JANICE HOEFS Janice The girl has a dimple F,H.A. l-4, F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4, Pep Club l-4, Science Club 2, Blue Jay 2-4, Ripper 4, Chorus 4, Allegros 4. ALLEN HOWARD HURLBERT Bud The blue of her eyes and the gold of her hair Transferred from Bonduel 3 Foot b 34 Baseball 34 Rapper 4 Band 4 CLIFFORD W KLITZKE Harry Who Cares Let It Be As It May A l 4 Rapper LYNN K KOLLATH Lynn lm a Sersous Clown FFA 14 Scnence Club 2 Debaie 2 FFA Speech Contest 23 FFA Quartet 34 Rrpper 4 Allegros 4 One Act Play Crew 4 DAVID KRIZEK Dave Get Out and Get Under Lertermen s Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 Rapper 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 A H ,. 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WW' ,nj JJJ 0' 1 ff! X I if X 1 7-4-QAKW saucy , Gae I Dont Want a Rtcochct Ro mance Pep Club 23 Dramatucs Club 34 Science Club 24 Football Mgr 3 Football Foreqsncs I3 Rapper 4 7 bl'j1LfGt If zsiuy tw Jjfo N by M I D ROBPT KMILBURHI Bob L! e amgt w J fl I ootb 3 Bieb ll 3 4 F et ll 34 Lettermens Q 34from Court 3 Rlpper J 7 V J JJ' . Ml-Sclil ay-1 3' 5 N -I, Someone to Watch Over Me Nl MJ I ae . I a waltz frank! I Clas50VIce PWS I1 F tb Il I State M sat Tournament 2 ,Stu ent 'lCouncnl 32 B nfPres 3 4 All 9 gros Pres 4, Rapper 4 Ba I4 E Ad .XYIJ S 3 ul ANN MUELLER Debate I Pep Club 23 Blue Jay Chorus 34 Rupper A J J ufswfct ,Qmuf 4 R S I Let s Tak the Long Way Home Homec Cou I Home mg 3 rn ne Act PI T Tro 2 HA 2,4 Chor I44 Chorus Lu 4 State yds a rcs lub I GAA A AllScho ruo34 fBaccaleXurate Co Chr upper 4 ttf Anme ouv Had a Bus e I 2 u 3 D atlcs u Prom 3 ht Co Chr A e Class Sec 4 u Councll Tr as 4 Band 2 4 RONAID MIl.1.ER Wyndy Keep merica Smgmg Jr Band 142- Debate 2 Ba d 34 Allsgros 4 One Act Play C vxl A Rl er It gwedhyji Mums Gennyl 'foygvfhe Ralnba ' f L Offrlce 4 B er kk RONALD NACHTWEY Smokey Free as birds on a wmg Rspper 4 J If 9 1 f ' , lg la! J' 1 fr L, W -1 lf! I , MW L. ruins I wp . 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' a g ' 0 .I f' ,-,lff l .fdgl I -' '77 - 5 . ' Q lt l tml' t . lv t I I I f A lv -A l ll X K s Q'. X A AA in I , ' 3 , J . ,H . 5 lx Y 1 A X lla X r xI,'J4J . 1, , . I 5 Tc ,A n A ' Q3 J M ' Q , up Q V. ', i. f 0 vw ,,x 9 I ,. Y Q Jo Ja I H 1 I H 3, I , , ' I I. , r I I xt' , It l i ., Q I If gr K , , ,j pg? 53 q xy , nf Q qi Qld JJ x .fl t . . , I J R? ww we t 'N .J IJ 13 VX . T F ,fx Xl . ,X A J u M Q ,X . TERRYL JOHN NAGTL Terry ln the evening by the moon light ROSEM AWT I I P iw? if W.W-1 5 E G. P TTER Ill HTC Band l,2, Basketball l-4, F,rf,A. l-4, E V ' ' - 4,1 E Le1tcrmen's Club 3,4, Ripper 4. ,pil fl 'JM i 4' ' J , . fy I, P I. 4 ,ffl Q! J , li .. r v X ,. , fl' . fiL4z'Vlx.ciCf7Efl,!1'f' V lfl ,,,,z.i',w-2' ML! ,X 'fr4Uf.fli!.Lf , ,, ,. ,Q if .-1 ffl!- P ' '79 7 .41 , , ' yy DONALD L. FTEOTTER Duclcy , ,ffafom P ,PEW Q QMJMQNLNV , , Dere's'F-little wheel a 'turning' jr ' vf -1, ?rF ,eyd ,, in my gut .C A ol Z' n 5 - 1 3 I QQ! mppgyj Treas. A, Allegros - 4,7.F.A. I-6+ Band 2-4, Jr. Ban L, 11 ff T T A W f , , if ,LJ ' MN' L if f f .NJ LAWRENCE RETTMANN Keel And blushing red you slowly turned away ! Ripper 4, F.F.A. 1-4, fo Aj Hr QM fr 252 1 f J. ,7 Lv U ' IJ ALICE M. ROHM .' PlJ AliCc Tea for Two J, . lf Office wiper Nha 4 O K 1 if 'X l ,Wg,f? Cl KQDQEMP' f . .ylggojffyw iv if my . 4? V,-l s Treasill BTU y - If , f?L'hg-.22-42 .Bg5iQ'f'ig6l5E5l'5,f', ipggv QL ,,gIluQ'2E-IEKA, Guide- 'T6-Ways 4, Homec ming 'C'1r. 4, Librarian 3,4, Stu ent Council .1 MARGARET M. RODGERS M 5 There is a lady svxjsdf d lm' ' VV Tranferred frorlffpp 1 , Fw, Ailegros tu' J M EL U i M V r JL , 7 fu' ,fic T ff uf' fjluffli fflg, ,C 0 L L 15, J Wy f,,,J,1iq.Lr .7 , , fulfil pw filf-fl! J 0 ' 'Q ' K Qg4l6c5NinrLhbf'Al?Arnir1g I JZQ91 j 2, rasegay 'QM ' IZ L L x In, fbvl .1 ,Ill 1 W v xv r ' A1-1 N ,x ibf' A , fl f' jf - 4 ,I ft! IJ 1 M !ANt4IE SCH G, smmy 'Th QL ghi Polka ! Blue Ce! 7 , F.H I cfnortey, Rippe 4, W 0 QWZMJ XM fj ,X BEVERLY A. SCHROEDER cv 'e ou o ' 'iw L Tir N ,2, 0- 5211 JA -' lltw W ,ff Ke RFSZTTW Km Id 5pwhQJJ M f L, 61 N Ri , ban 3, QQ? 933, MES . S MAN S'1crm T Hi I nd tlylllightw Ri er 4, co ll'l -t:l'II'. 4, X de t ouncil ette. n's Club ,4, ootball , Ba ketball TVA, r 3,4, Base all . ' 4 ITA HAEL K. SMITH Make I For He's a Jolly Good Fellow I Baseball I, Basketball 1, Football I-4, Student Council 3, Band IVA, Dance Band 4, F.F.A. I-3, Ripper 4, State Music Tournament I, Allegros 4, State Judging Contest 2,3. Page T I Af? 17 jflfffl WU 'f Ml c f Er llR'l E' r I :i.,. 'Jg.. 1. gm e'f , a etba - --I-W , ' 'A Q Clufvlf Z YR pg? C fi' II' 733 f Wei fsf ,, 79 NN T K Yl. Ke E . ' ootb ' ermen's 2-4, et Il C-A Bas' oot jjlfo' -4, ipper 4 if MTW ,XO of wg NM Qjweff vjlf YFBSON Giant' Qa0g'WZ5 LORETTA A. SIGL ' Office SSJJJ' Poocl1 ifting a reaming Wo rd, iJ'yl Pep VJ, -FM 4, ' per ff' T W JJ f JOSEPH E. SOBIECK The Toy Tuba Xff H-loci' nd I Ba State Music oturnament 8 Tefm HCC 23,3 lillftrf GM C23 Gb qvaw- .UD 7blJudy l1 Lady Be Goo bmV6mQTICS Club 2 Guudelwy A R 14 S QQ I or X3 Band JOHN D STINGLEM Jacn Jacc were ny Baseball 2 4 nppe ,A fGUldeO Ways J M JMQ rj M Q r n3 Pe Zxflhpper B eJ y FHBI W ELSIE MAE THOMAS E518 Good Nlght Sweetheart A Br1d2A Pep Clu A ueJ JW' l'MffjW,4W W WZ W RONALD H THOMAS Ronme l Belneve W F F A I 4 Rnpper A Homecommg C U t l Lettermen s Club , F E A. Baseketball 2 4 F F A Sent 1 3 Pr 4, Band Track 2-A, Football 3, Allegros A MH Nl 1 RNON L STOEHR C ash Tlwerell Be a Hot Tume ID he Old Town Tonight ansferred from Bonduel 2 Base 'Wh 'QQ Qi iii? fi! L3??fl?B ,asketball 2 4 fwfw P A rr 'F JJ 51 GERALDf T MAS tg sclzmlng sgjve d .Q IEE' Pep Club se ll TE Ei. A I 4 ST? u 4 A y Crew 34 3' A as upper A 9? L6 55 MARY J CKLE rua Xi? atte nce Club Jr Band 1 tics M feW U , U 2 p Club N., , o e ,G eOWa 4 e X4 MJ? ' 1 . K 1 ,f A I A l 40 ,, it . . 1, ir! 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I - , . . . 3,A- I A Pl Cr 4 ra I A2 - 23' . ' 'nel' , F.r.A. es. 2-4, L S - . I .4 F.H. . n L ft I.,fxVVREN M K K E HEUVE E sie Bndm ume Rn 4 G S5 M ,WWA Wlwwf Wagllnygfff WW DONNA VAN STRATEN Van Shes Just a Busy Luttle Busy body ent Councul I FHA I School Play I 2 Blue Jay I4 Band l 4 Twnrler I 4 Chorus 3 4 Chorus Pres 4 AllSchool Truo 34 Foren slcs I4 Dramatlcs Club 24 One Act Play 4 Pep Club 14 Cheer leader T4 Badger Gnrls State 3 Prom Queen 3 Homecomang Chr 4 Debate 4 Rupper 4 1 1 F W! W Johnny W Teas: Foot all a e b 'P nce er DQ fgllgnsiqb 4 3 er Rnp er orts dltor 4 u Cou I .WAP GLENN E WICHMAN Glenn Rlsmg Early ln the Mormng A FFA Baske a FFA Sec 4 1 W? X ROBERT .l VANDEN HEUVEL Moe Tell Me Where the Good Times Are Football 2 4 Track 2 4 Rapper Sports Co Edutor 4 Student Council 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 RICHARD VAN DREEL Duck The Drums go Bang and the Cymbals Clang Cheerleader 12 P p Club T3 Forensncs 14 Debate 24 Band 24 Dramatucs Club 24 Scnence Club 2 4 Class Vlce Pres 3 Sclence Club Pres 3 State Muslc Tourna ment 3 Badger Boys State 3 Dramatlcs Club Pres 3 4 AllSchool Play Stage Mgr 34 Class Pres 4 Student Councnl 4 Dance Band 4 Rnpper 4 Homecomnng General Chr 4 JAMES L WALTER lm Gone Are the Cares Track I Football I3 Lettermens Club 34 GLENN W WEIHING Glenn Thus ns the Lute Transferred from Shuocton 3 F FA DAVID WENDT Dave Twere snxteen blonds and ten brunettes Pep Club l Drum Mayor 2 Track 2 All School Play 2 Student Coun cal 23 Class Pres 23 Dramatlcs Club 23 Homecoming Chr 4 Prom Court 3 Prom General Chr 3 Scnence Club 34 Lettermens Club 34 Football I4 Baseball T4 Rapper 4 SYLVIA WISNIEWSKI D Sl pp A 3 A RONALD A ZAHN h Zwmwe OJ fwfjfj mb., mjgf,f?'Zm QQ' FLOWERS RED AND WHITE ROSES COLORS RED AND WHITE MOTTO THE BELLS OF SUCCESS DO NOT RING BY THEMSELVES F Tl Toms - R I Hoh em Golden ' Just A ther P lk F.H, . , , Ripper 4, Dcbaf I, Pep Club I, H - ing C . 4, Baaketball A, R'pp 4. 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Unluk prevuous years at Seymour Unuon Hugh School there were only two partues campaugnung for the man agerual posutuon of Vuce Presudent and Secretary of the Student Courucul The Federalust campaugn was hughlughted by a tall man on stults promusung vuctory for Davud Grun waldt and Duane Baehler Terry Coonen led the Loyalust party by beung an enthusuastuc supporter for Betty Lou Coonen and Eva Kloehn Excuternent ran hugh as Davud and Betty Lou competed for the offuce of Vuce Presudent and Duane challenged Evas re electuon to the posutuon of Secretary After the close votung un hornerooms the counted ballots showed a vuctory for the Federalist Party Wunton Severson automatuc ally became presudent Davud Grunwaldt the vuce presuderut Duane Baehler the secretary and Joan Muelke was appounted treasurer by the faculty Student Councul durects all the actuvutues of the Student Actuvuty Forum Thus year a specual protect was sponsored when the Unuversuty of Wusconsun Band held a concert un our gym on February 2nd It proved to be a very suc cesstul and enuoyable evenung for all those who attended wwgfwwm 55 'us W We 49 .4 'L The Unuversuty of Wusconsun Band Concert Page Thurty four MANAGERIAL OFFICES Fsrst Row J Smsth W D Grunwaldt J A J Mselke Thsrd Row E Coonen G Moser R Van Dreel J Stsngle C Culbertson C Jens J Ward htwey Fourth Row P Marcks T Ullmer K Maass T Laske G Sccend Mr STUDE n Sever Days n cs dt sce Pressden sa eh e c ary Mse Treas rer schard n Dreel Sensor Pressdent Carsce Culbertson Sensor Representatsve Gerald Marsh Sensor Representatsve Judy Prelspp Sensor Representatsve John Walter Sensor Representatsve Steve Keune Junsor Pressdent Betty Lou Coonen Junsor Representatsve Terry Laske Junsor Representatsve Ralph Melchert Junsor Representatsve P-,Tl T COUNCIL sty Joan Ward Junsor Representatsve Kenneth Maass Sophomore Pressdent Donna Decker Sophomore Representatsve Grace Moser Sophomore Representatsve Joyce Stsngle Sophomore Representatsve Joanne Schmsdt Sophomore Representatsve Tom McCormsck Freshman Pressdenf Julasne Bucholtz Freshman Representatsve Connse Jens Freshman Representatsve Phslsp Marcks Freshman Representatsve Carol Nachtwey Freshman Representatsve Tom Ullmer Freshman Representatsve . 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Melchert s - l l 1 l l f 1 l i 1 4 Pr nt s ' ' r l - ' - ' D' l t ls - ' J ' l - ' are si -1've CONSULTANTS QWAA DR!3NllX'llCS CLUB OFFICERS Ntandtng Rncltard Van Dreel presndent Seated Jerome Martnn vuce presndent Mrs Jensen advnsor Dawn Laskowskn secretary treasurer Removal of grease patnt presented a problem to tnc players Sunday Cost Ftve Pesos Tlwts was an one act play pre sented bv the Dramattcs Club a lwnlarlous comedy wth a cast conssstnng of Nancy Vlelter Donna Van Straten Robert Lotter Donna Vande Walle and Mary Cook Many thanks go to the time crew who dtd all of the beltrnd tlte scenes work and to Mrs Jensen who cast and produced tl'ns play Court of Conscrence was presented as an one act play tor the student body Vernon VVencl1 Judy Kollatlt Penton Brooks Nancy Kroner Dawn Laskowsko and James Brownson portrayed tltc roles In the drarnatuc otferung Ruclnard Van Dreel acted as Presndent of tlte organuzetuon wttlw assnstance from Vlcep esudent Jerome Martm and Sec e tarytreasurer Dawn Laskowskt A Chrustmas program was organuzed and pesented undcr the direction of Donna Van Straten and proved highly enter talnung It can be sand that the club had a busy and engoyable year and lwopes to do as well nn the lutu ast of Sunday Costs Fave Pesos Foreground Donna Vande Walle Donna Van Straten Standmg Nancy Melter Mary Cook Robert Lotter Page Thnrty ssx .rs J l aa 'Muffy , , ng, if wg. 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C H V H. 4 r I PRESS AGENTS W l'5....t21-.... fl 1 EDITORS Eva Kloehn Helen Krahn BUSINESS STAFF Pat Brooks Donna Hennlng Bob Lotter Joan Meyer lone Ossmann J rry Walter Barbara Wussovv Jo n Sachs Larry Flanagan Phyllls Wlrth Mildred Werner Jeanne Srnnth 1' BLUE AY Jndy Kollath Marnlyn Fischer Pearl Albert Mavs Ganzel Jannce Hoefs Mary Keune Pat Van Straten MAKE UP Carnce Culbertson Jean Graunke Luctlle Guszak Nancy Kroner Donna Mueller Judy Prelnpp Carol Techlun Joan Ward Lyle Laske QEPORTERS Mllton Armntage Shirley Barth Katnleen Buese faro' Blohrn Nancy Blohrn Penny Burns Betty Lou Coonen Ruth Detferdung Donna Felauer David Grunvvaldt Alnce Henn James Hnllegas Sharon Lnmberg Davud Loos Nancue Marnocha Jerry Martin 'aVerne Martzahl Harriet Meclkalsku Grace Moser Y SEV IW Pnylllns Mueller Carol Nachtvvey Adellne Rentz .lo Ann Schmudt Joanne Schmnt Roselyn Stephan: Joyce Stungle Verona Surrnan Elsze Mae Thomas Mary Tlckler Nancy Vanden Heuvel Bonnue Van Straten Donna Van Straten Carol Verbeten Lots Ullmer Judy Wendt Betty Wolclehovvskl Dawn Laskowskn Betty Ward Don Brooks TICKET OFFICE fx ,2 ' few- Seated Joleen Muelle Otfnce Secretary Fern Enck Donna Mueller Standlno Donna Cornelius Rachel Doxtator Genevnve flu: 1. s Mueller Harrnet Mec kalskn Alsce Ronm Loretta Sugl Patrucla Brooks THE OFFICE Page Thurty eight As you step IH the lobby on your Way to our concert you vvlll see a very actuve corner that ns known only as the school s ottrce Here Mr Patchett and Mr Mann keep the school IH tune all year as helpful advlce as given to Teachers and students and the necessary routnnes are carrued out It was a new experience for absentees to get their passes Through the service wln dovv each morning as .loleen Mueller and Mnss Hendricks Issued passes lunch trckets and handled other daily needs ot the aver age day K 'J F Tb Y ' v 12 gf. - I Q ' I ,.,,., A It X ' X ,I ,Q f ,-:f K s Q M.. A, f I I . ' I '-. ' 1 , O , ' .,. '-,QM-.si 1 if , I , v.. , - , V I .9 , X . D . , L Xe it K RESEARCH ,,,. R' 4-pu-ww Seated Shelby Spaude Karla Gehrke Carol Gerl Lourse Prelupp Marne Klarner Fern Eack Jeanette Jach Daoust Verona Surrnan Phyllns Mueller Corrune Baumann Standmo Donna Decker lone Ossmann Judy Kasperek Carol Felton Pat Brooks Harruet Mecnkalsku Donna Felauer Judy THE Walkung through the halls the comfort of the lounge area of the library beckons to you to enter and relax vvnth a book In the harmonrous atmosphere provlded The blendrng tones of green and brown the cnrcular tables of maple lend a tuneful attractiveness Soft nndnrect lrght and the tall wnndovvs which cornprnse one wall provlde the llghtrng element shelves lane the walls on three srdes entire Book You wall often fund Mrs Jenkuns at work In her offuce vvhnch looks busaly to the lubrary through glass wrndows A vrsual ards storage room and also a conference room are located lust off the lrbrary area It rs generally agreed the lubrary as the focal polnt of our new school and vve are duly proud of It LIBRARY Page lhtrty nrne ' .1 , 0 , . 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Nw an V: it , A Z ,,.w 4 u,,,-ff' ' , f V - 1 f , , DECORATIONS Q, SC Q, lab '7 :Y at Ah vw st Row J Graurtke S Lnmberg J Hoefs D Baeter I Abel E Coonen Second Row L Anschutz J Drephal R Blake B Baxt B Kemp J Burmenster J Schnnt u 1 x W e Buclto J Cornette L Daoust rd Row C Bohm J Carpenter S Bartl D Dec CI Y Colhelzus M Danforth Each year the Seymour chapter ot the Future and seventeen members of thas program keeps Homemakers of Amersca plan a program ot one of the largest organlzatlons In school busy work With a total enrollment of one hundred throughout the year 3 v T na' .adv Frrst Row K Gehrke D Felauer M Maass A Matuszak N Landwehr M Everson M Krrzek R Hegner ourth Row Mass Teetzen P rahn Gagnow Second Row N Hoffman M Lambne B Frscher B Hullegas kasperek A Klvrxoskr L John C Jens M Keune B John P Kurowsku Fu 1 RCW D Mueller C Felton L Martzahl J Freun Thrrd Row E Klrtzke, M Ganzel, K Landweltr M Glatz, M Klarner, V Gilbert Page Forty ---1..---.-.,,- -...f-1.---H ---,. --- '--- - ,, f - W. 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A. 5 vv as ow T tn Kronor N Marnocha N Mcltcr J Spaude C Peter Second Row J Schabo M Po Iss L JJ Tho Tucklcr J Sci w Otto or Thnrd Row M Short M Olson S Pctc sou C Nachtwey atchett N Rohm Fourth Row Urman R Stephan: A att I Ros n D Sherman J Sachs .L o 3 'A hrst ow D Vnssers ent fanocn Heuve Van Stratcn E V n Handcl R Zepntcf Lcord Row Mt 5 Zteqcwetd M Werner C Wassonbefg I: Vard K Young E Wotq chowsbt A Wang 0 rag 7 Th d Row D Noodke S Wnsnnewskt E Vanden Heuvel J Wassenbefr' J Voeks Zu sem r o tn ow I mer JL T Vander Zan on Van Kauwenberg D Vande Welle cv, n - Q, X I i ' - 'sv A F K. , F'.'t R M. in: , N. , . , . , . , . , . r' , . ', . , . s N. P , . -- . , . vv c , . Snr , i:. mas, V. S , . , . PI cn, . ko 1, M. ' , . I n idt, R. . , . V Y. I I Vt, imp' . . - 4 Q Ll' N! 4, Qt, .-. ' '- I A 1 qv .x L . R. '. 'f , .. K . ' 7 w,-.- - f 61 , 1' -4 : 1 J A r ' 11,1--E P ,'. if. v A 'V .. . D.. ' X ' 4 Q .'.. .:', '-'H 1, .1 L y I .1 - f H. X ., 1 - 1 , . ,v ' 'D . .i Q . . . . ., X. 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A T The Seymour chapTer of Th FFA began uTs l6Th year wuTh a membershup ToTalung 94 The boys have many and varued uruTeresTs Thus year They were under The supervusuon of Ron ald Thomas PresudenT of The organuzaTuon Donald Henn Vuce PresudenT SecreTary Glenn Wuchman Treasurer Donald PeoTTer SenTunel Bobby Thomas ano ReporTer KenneTh Spaude The hughlughT of The season was The an nual faTher and son banquet whuch was held on December T AT Thus Tume awards were nf'-..-vi presenfed and Thus year s quarTeT made uTs de buT lncudenTally Thus was The unuTual banqueT served un The new mulTu purpose room The late wunTer prouecfs uncluded The quau' TeT and speech conTesTs The boys baskeTbaIl Team was successful under The durectuon of Mr Lerum and Mr Tech advusors of The group The annual F HA FFA Pucnuc was held aT The close of The year endung uT on a very pleasanT noTe W C F F A BANQUET S nd g Mr G Wchman B Thomas K Spaude D Peotter M ech Seated D Herun D Baehle R Thomas Pg FoTyT O , ,.. 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T . f . . , 4 V, - a e r -w 'w Ftrst Row G Wnchrnan D Henn R Thomas D Peotter K Spaude B Thomas Second Row Mr Lerurn D Barth J Brownson R Blohm S Dragosh R Decoteau Mr Tech 3-1. .1 'r W Lembke P Marcks Second Row L Kollath C Mueller J Nlue er R a d w r C Holtz J Tucholsku L Helem fv Ill Thrrd Row J Baxter Glatz M Buss Fourth Row D Doersch O Goettel VV Cleven Defferdlng G Hnntz Fuft Row D Cleven G Buelow L Busewntz R B on K on Fe nner Hoefs E Marcks urth Row V Henden T Kohlovv D Rens G l Lskowsku G Mastey A Marclcs e--4-- il W Furst Row D Spaude M Walton V Ossrnann E Westerman R Wendt N Ste-liens Second Row E Preston R Stevert G Wethtng D Mad son F Wendt F Van Kauwenberg L Te men D Clc R Stephan: Page R w R hs r Stun Ctdwell R Seudl L Vanden Langenb rg L Rettmann N V 1 I re Sa S T ml J Stephan: D Peotter J Thoma Thnrd Fourth Forty three. ,W 5 A ? . z:.- 1 Af' e ll, T, ' Q? , , . ii, -, Y A 'X A ,L f ,Ll ,' w A Xt ' - ,. ' . ' , . , , , , , ' - . , R. Felt , . 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Ch, J, . , . , . r , , vert re , . , . , . 3 SERVICE STAFF -1--W ,.... fi N..-. 6 WMA 'Ta .rl sf 5' if 'Q GUIDE O WAYS Enrst Row L D oust L Martzal D Hennnnq C Peters J Thnrd w B rocks rownson umcrtcw Prelnpp B Hnllegas Dnestlcr D Grunwalclt D Mueller D Cornelxus Mr Schnlleman On '1s..., ALLEGROS Fnrst Row Ms Pasch B Wussow H Mecnkalskn J Abel urth Row P Jenquun B Hllegas S Lnmlzeg J Ho A 'Vtott M Tuckler N Marnocha N Kroner A Henn V Babbwtt V Gulbert B Coonen J Spaude Second Row Mr Flanagan G Hem A Jansen J Mueller x Row J 4 oskn Thomas Meter J Mle e L Rees B Baxter R Defferdnng D Mueller H Krahn D Van Straten E Thomas J Schmndt G Ventcn Thlrd Row C Baumann M Fnscher C Techlnn I Ossman Snxth Row R Lotter J Baxter D Doersch K Spaude D D Baehler J Rankan C Verbeten R Stephan P otter R Muller L La e Page Forty four l A 'e 1 . .. . f I . A .-.,......,,a,,,.. ,, . . l , f A, fn. T . V' my-MWWW--W 'fm 5 A W J p-HWMWN ,V . . I f y M N . , L w 5, -,,..,,, . ff' M 7 1 2, M . .....,.,., ,. 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Laled Jean Graunlce Dawn Laskowskr Helen Krahn Mr Standung Ruchard Van Dreel Judy Kasp rek Donna Van Ttmm Straten Donna Krahn DEBATE Oratortcal combat waded nn Room I85 where Mr Ttmtn helped the debators to prepare for the tournament held on February Sth Resolved That the Unnted States should tuate a policy f tree trade wa the promos: ton constdered by the debators Each student had a chance to debate both stdes of the questron until tt A teams were chosen Debates were held un classes for the beneflt of students and debators whsle practncung for league competttton A-Lime Fnrst Row J Martn E Coonen J Graunke R Van Dreel Fourth Row P Mueller N Culbertson N Vanden Heuvel Flanagan V Babbttt H Krawn Van Straten M Cook G Walter J Dress w Qeconct Row N K oll Pre p D Laskowsxt Tccw M Everson C Verbeten P Burns D Loos T Kroh ow I 1 Row J Melotte B Mar D Brooks J Bownson nro w aumatn 1 U rn D Van Straten V Gilbert Ctgtt rl I 4 o FORENSICS On Thursday February 24th the students ptctured above patttc. paved tw the local Iorensrc contest The winners torn thts con est were nt to O Otto lm I I rct w IL adrtsors were Mtss Vlortnwood Mrs Ntgl 'Ars Jenltns and Mrs JCnSOn gf or I. 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Q RADIO TECHNICIANS iii: 1:-r' Q-'fl U kN u X 'A 3 fur Frrst Row S Lumberq N o R Lotter R Van Thurd Row J Martun G Walte D Tue ncy T Garbrecht R Gosse G Wanclke Mr Korth Second Rovv V Surman H Mecmalskn L Flanagan R Fourth Row D Sherman P Brooks J Walt I Lo c Blohm G Mrelke .I Spaude D Hallada D Brooks Fnfth Row T DuFour D Loos G M Ictcrt D Wendt Page Forty stx SCIENCE CLUB Do you have a movue operators card? was a common question heard among he twenty trve members of thus years Radio Technucans , otherwise known as the Science Club Wlth the arrival of new equipment each Interested student had to be taught to operate the two movne protectors the slnde prolector the tape recorder and the phono graphs Thus year s special actlvnty was the studv of electrncuty supervusecl by tne clubs ad v sor Mr Irving Korth Its officers were as follows Robert Lotter presudent Neal Kroll vuce presndent, and Sharon Lnmberg, secre tary reporter .V v ..-. y---1--- -- ' are 1 . 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' 1 , ' 2 , TELEVISICDN CAMERAMEN mn,.,m Cl ...M m F5 ' f- 1 If , 3:1 OPS ,qs RIPPER Co Edntors Nancue Marnocha and Nancy Kroncr Art Edutor Lyle Laske Busmes Managers Duane Baehler Davrd Baun and Jamcs Sherman Advertlsmg Staff Gerald Hartleben Kenneth Schuyler Jerome Stephan: Bruce Conrad Lawrence Rettmann Gerald Marsh Ronald Thomas Allan Marcks Allen Subscruptuon Staff Joanne Schmut Jo Ann Mueller Rosc mary Otto Vurgrnra Babbutt Beverly Schroeder Carol relton Joyce Carpentcr Corrme Baumann Roberta Blake Janrce Drephal Photography Edntors Nancy Mclter Rnchard Van Drcel and Jerome Martun Photography James Brownson Vernon Stoehr Terry Nagel Gale Mnelke Ben Brooks Wnlluam Heuser James Maass Jerry Thomas Ronald Zahn Feature Ednors Jean Graunke and Jucly Prehpp Feature Staff Joan 'Vhelke Kathleen Bn se Carol Blohm Marne Klarner Sylvua Wnsnnewskn Eva Kloehn Marulyn Fischer Alnce Rohm Mary Tlckler Verona SJrman Elsie Vanden Huevel Donna Van Stratcn Lynn Kollath Ronald Muller Mnchael Smuth Wnnton S ver son Davnd Wendt Dawn Laskowsu Ronald Nacht wey Judy Spaude Sports Edntors Robert Vanden Huevel and John Walter Sports Staff John Stmgle Gene Krahn Loyal Barth Robert Make up Edutors lone Ossrnann Caruce Culbertson Ronald Nachtwey Davnd Wendt Ben Brooks Allan Mott Januce Drephal Alnce Henn Donna Co nehus Proolreadnng and Typmg Beth Hrllcgas Harrnct Mecukal ku Lourse Daoust Loretta Sugl Jo Ann Mueller Robe la Blake Dnstruhutuon Sharon Llmberg Harlen Blum ench Chfforcl Klrtzke Elsue Mae Thomas Lowell Busewutz .Iannc Hoefs Ken Schwab Bobby Thomas Carol Felton Ruta Daoust Wnlluarn Cleven Josepw Schnender Donald Peotter Davud Peotter Lawrence Vanden Langenberg Page Forty scvcn f ' V V r 1 . r J , .ll I . . l - ...., I ' I ti a .. .. .. 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' . .I V , , V 1 f ' , 'C , . , ' , RECORDING ARTISTS ,........-annals TRIPLE TRIO Betty Lou Coon en Judy Rankm Joan Abel Carol Verbeten Nancy Kro ner Rose-Iyn Stephan: Bar bare Wussow Borwme Van ST afen Vyorme Gnlbert Mrs Pasch ,nm J Furst Row M Cook B Van Straten P Van Straten D Van Straten S Cyrstal P Burns C Nachtwey J Mueller P Mueller N Vanden Heuvel M Keurue J Mueller R Blake R Stephanu Rankun L John L Reus M Fusc er Second Row J Wendt P Albert J Schmudt J Hoefs L Bubolz M Olson D Short J Sachs N Kroner N Marnocha N Melter J Graunke D Sherman A Platten J Freund B Hullegas E Moeller Thrrd w J Holtz E Kloehn A Henn S Lumberg J Dre a J Scnmut T Greusbach N Patchett T Heun C Verbeten E Van Handel M Tumm J Schabo C Baumann J Stungle C Tec lun J Voeks J Abel B Baxter Fourth Row C Culbertson I Ossmann V Gulbet R Hegncr M Kruzek D Hebel A Jansen H Krahn H Mecukalsku R ef ferdung B Coonen D Baehler L Ullmer C Kroner V Babbutt CHORUS Provudung the vocal effects for thus concert us the gurls chorus consustung of 78 members The frrst per formance was the Chrustmas Concert The gurls as they sang were surrounded by a golden glow from the two candelebra placed at euther sude The deep ruch color of the robes they wore added to the beauty Some of the numbers on the program were Magnum Nomen sung un Englush and Latun Trepak from the Nutcracker Suute by Peter Tchaukovsky and the tradutuonal Joy to the World The Mud Wunter concert un February fea tured such selectuons as the Lamplughter and Hulls of Dream whuch was the requured number for the Sprung tournament Vocal ensembles provuded musuc for the school and other actuvutues Many solos and ensembles were entered un the tour nament held at Seymour and proved successful The offucers for the 54 55 season were Presudent Donna Van Straten Vuce Presudent Barbara Wussow Treasurer Duane Baehler Secretary, Carol Verbeten and Reporter Betty Lou Coonen The Robe Custoduans were Sharon Lumberg Aluce Henn and Vurgunua Babbutt The Lubraruans are Nancue Marnocha Nancy Melter Nancy Kroner and lone Ossmann Thus was a successful year for the Chorus and us owed to the expert durectuon of Mrs Pasch Pa Forty ur uu -- . , . , . , . , Ro --. , . , . , . , . ph l, , . . . 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'JC - l C 1 N- Drum Malor Donald Doersch DANCE BAND Twlrlers Donna Van Straten Harriet Mecikalski Pat Brooks SAXOPHONES Mike Smith Robert Lotter Carice Culbertson Judy Dreisow Allen Hurlbert CLARINETS Helen Krahn Larry Flanagan Lyle Laske TRUMPETS Eva Kloehri Janice Dreplwal James Baxter Shirley Barth TROMBONES Winton Severson James Lotter Page Fifty Donna Krahn BASS Joe Sobieck PIANO Nancy Culbertson DRUMS Dick Van Dreel DIRECTOR MR FLANAGAN FLUTES Jo Ann Schnmdt Pearl Albert Donna Mueller Donna Decker Allan Mott Helen Krahn Judy Kollath Judy Spaude Larry Flanagan Lyle Laske Ronald Muller Rosemary Otto Beverly Schroeder Nancy Genske BAND ORCHESTRATIONS Grace Moser Donna Fassbender Marne Baxter BASS CLARINET Nancy Culbertson TROMBONES Margaret Rodgers Vurgue Hartwug Donna Krahn BASSES Joe Sobueck Terry Laske DRUMS Donna Van Straten Jean Graunke Duck Van Dreel Judy Worsch Phyllis Wirth PgF Phyllis Krahn John Sachs HORNS Joan Mlelke Donald Peotter Phronsle Jenquun Jerry Walter Terry McCormnck Vlrgmla Melotte ALTO SAXOPHONES Muchael Smuth Ronald Thomas Robert Lotter TENOR SAXOPHONES Carlce Culbertson Judy Drelsow BARITONE SAXOPHONE Allen Hurlbert CORNETS AND TRUMPETS Eva Kloehn Janice Drephal James Baxter Don Doersch Shlrley Barth Kenneth Spaude BARITONES Jeanette Kllmoskl Sharon Lnmberg Elsue Mae Thomas BELLS Mary Tlckler TROMBONES Wvnton Severson Gall Veltch Jrm Lotter CLARINETS 1 D l Dorothy Woodke Robert Stevenson a e iffy-on. OFF STAGE -Xi Mr Les Jarchow Mr AlStru1z Mr Ed Jach Mrs Ed Landwehr Mrs Mabel Schlack Mrs Phnluo Enck Mrs Arthur McBam 3- Pane Fnfty two 'WWW PE F D JN wb JL J aim J! Jw Law I if w MMM yy, pw Q1 giwckwggiw ff Lpyif Wiz, 'HQZIQKF Q 43 W LL Q-b 2 FL-X g i: UB 'l f ,J 1 f ix rljvbj ff ' xp A vq' JJV Lf aff ' IRD 1 e X, ' , f 1' -IW L M 1 V ' Ay? 'DWL' L I , j' Y ELL - u V' W. ll Z, in h JLL , Mx! . 1 ig W ff iw uf Q Wx' 1 N mf ft 'CUM ff f 'N 5' Cf SWL! if Of LA! AK ' X 1 4 l K MJ' S R ' fif fQC . f I -, PMN J' QQ K '57 fy ,A f S f 12- lj X c5?,-P C, X I A M.. I 1 K d' X A Z F' A M ' , W --4 Lf 'P ' ' fi We V ff 0- i F 'PT ,fbi A JXC .0-7 I an 4 V - ,.Q,,,, j Y xy! .JL v wee, awjf jvfxa I 'fi D f Cylfxxg aa -N at J, ' L be 4fg,0f , 5 Hgwffg 'riff' W1 Iisfg-5 way ny! X - .fl I U' N X13 Lf' AQ 4 vu SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES 51, if E LL I If M fl f W S if ,IT fn 74 'f7 Frrst Row R Vanden Heuvel D Cornelius R Milburn Second Row A Hurlbert P Mnlburn G Marsh L Laskc Thnrd Row Mr Pneper D Wendt J House J Sobleck f-Ill D Krtzek J Walter D Peotter R Thomas urth Row J Hull D Blo m J Enck M Armetage Sherman R Euck G Euck G Thomas Mr Wolk Fnfth Row J Sherman O Goettel D Braun R Cnesnelszyk K Maass R Seudl R Zn ell LETTERMEN S CLUB W Severson D Rennke D Loos K Schuyler G I-Iartleben J Walter D Grunwaldt 'Ng fr- Seated Mr Wolk Kenneth Schuyler Mr Schuette Standnng Mr Weaver Mr Pneper Mr Mann Mr Sherman Rev Kromrey ATHLETIC BANQUET nf' 4 . - 'I 3,71 . I ,. ' ,'1 'I I Fo I-A., ' ,M. ' , I . , 4 , . I ,.-,. ' , . 7 . ' ', ' 1 H I I .iv 'C I, x 51 4 , , VJ X .gf if ' fl Q 5 H in-V --, -- X. 2 I6 -511 x J '30 51 49 Ur. sawn Davud Wendt HB Dave Gerald Euck HB Jerry Gerald Hartleben HB Je ry 4 Wrnton Severson HB Wmtue Mnlton Armntage T Muck 9 Allen Hurlbert T Bu 5 lO James House E IYTT Jerome Marnn T Jerry 177 5 I0 ,gr N GQKMWQQQ David Peotter E Pete Robert Vanden Heuvel Moe 'ffm -rx a W. H WM Gerald Thomas T Jerry Mnchael Smnth E Mike SENIOR LETTERMEN Page Fifty-s'x James Sherman E ITU K nneth Schuyler G en 8 5 l0 Gerald Marsh G Jerry 5 10 Lyle Laske E Davnd Braun E Dave 4 Davld Krnzek FB Dave Robert Mulburn QB Bo 4 John Walter C John , B72 Seymour proved to be rugged by nearly upsetting THE ROAD COMPANY First Row Mr Wolk J House J Walter D Wendt D Krizek L Laske R Milburn G Elck K Schuyler Mr Prep r Scond Row M Armitage W Severson J Sherman D Braun J Martin A Hurlbert M Smith V Wendt R Eick P Milburn Third Row S Keune K Maass .l Eick G Ha tleben R Vanden Huevel G Thomas D Peotter G Marsh D Grunwaldt N Hackl Fourth Row D Cornelius D Henn D Remke R Znbell R Seidl D Barth A Haas T Laske O Goettel J Hill G Plamann Fifth Row R Cuesielczyk L Skenandore E Preston J Hebel S Sachs M Sherman L Rohloff W Stephan: B Fassbender J Schmidt FOOTBALL Our Seymour lndlans finished in the 1954 foot ball schedule with a season record of three victories and five defeats They turned back Sheboygan Falls in their only non conference game of the year the Algoma Wolves who had among the ranks John Cornell AllState Quarterback In the next game the Indians traveled to Oconto and beat the Blue Devils 130 The Homecoming game disap pointed the players and spectators when the Stur geon Bay Clippers won 136 After winning the next two games the Indians were held scoreless by Oconto Falls In the last game of the season Jerry Hill made the longest run of the year against Oconto by running fifty-two yards for a touchdown. The team was also sparked by the brilliant running of Fullback Dave Krizek. Ken Schuyler was unani- mously chosen by his teammates as the Captain of the team for thas season Outstanding regulars for the squad were Ken Schuyler Jerry Marsh Winton Severson Dave Wendt Bud Hurlbert Jim Sherman Lyle Laske Jerry Eick Dave Braun and Bob Milburn Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Page Fifty-seven East De Pere Kewaunee Algoma Oconto Sturgeon Bay Sheboygan Falls Pulaski Oconto Falls A6475 gwkwr Hd' Fnrst Row G Wandke G McLester D Land V Wendt A Haas R Second Row W Stephan: R Cnesxelczyk K Maass N Hackl N Kroll Weyers L Rohloff J Lotter G Kussmger J Hull ,MMV fywffwfwrlf 1911 WML BASKETBALL Sq ucrd Seymours B squad flnlshed thus year wlth ll wms and 8 losses After gettung off to a poor start In the first four games the team came back to do a fine polo We are looking forward to next season when some of the boys wsll be playlng In our top group The Honorary Captam selected was Arthur Haas Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour 42 Hortonville Kewaunee Pulaski Algoma West De Pere Sturgeon Bay East De Pere Page Fifty-eight Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Oconto Oconto Falls Bonduel Kewaunee Pulaskn Algoma West De Pere Sturgeon Bay Bonduel East De Pere Oconto Falls Oconto W Severson R Mrlburn D Braun O Goettel J Sherman D Peotter R Porter D Doersch K Schuyler J Walter D Wendt R Zahn Center Mr Robert Wolk A Squod Our 1954 55 basketball team fnnlshed the Otto Goettel a Junuor captured scorlng honors scheduled season with four wlns Seymour won thus year wlth a total of 234 ponnts the furst game but lost to West DePere In the Sub Seymour s outsandung performances were de Reguonal tournament at Pulaski featlng East DePere twlce The first un an overtlme and the second by three pounts Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec a n an an an e e e e e e e e Mar Mar Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Hortonvllle Kewaunee Pulaskt Algoma West DePere Sturgeon Bay East De Pere Oconto Oconto Falls Kewaunee Pulaskl Algoma West De Pere Sturgeon Bay Bonduel East De Pere Oconto Falls Oconto Bonduel West De Pere ' Non Conferen Page F lty 1 ne ce Goettel Severson Sherman Peotter Mnlburn Braun Porter Schuyler Doersch Maass Zahn Haass Land Wendt Walters Cneslelcz yk 5 4 I! il . 19 44 ' 61 O. 2 5 . 3 37 55 W. 154 . 7 33 ' 34 J. 1 5 . 10 39 47 D. 110 . 14 48 57 B. ' 83 . 17 37 I 47 D. 68 J . 7 51 46 R. 55 Jan. 11 Seymour 44 Bonduel' 49 P. Milburn 53 J . 14 62 88 K. 21 J . 18 52 57 D. 20 J . 28 57 59 K. 14 F b. 1 39 ' 61 R. 4 F b. 4 39 65 A. 4 F b. 8 60 68 D. 2 F b. 11 63 69 D. 1 F b. 15 66 1' 47 J. 0 F b. 18 43 40 J. Hill 0 F b. 22 56 45 C. ' ' 0 F b. 25 67 78 . 1 45 39 . 31 68 30: Q5 ig 'rv Q T B 'Q '71 'M aw trst Row D ueler e Kr L Skenandore R CI ur Row R :bell Sn well Enck D Dudek R Thom T Lasxe M Schnender R Mullen M Tucholsku R Hallada Second Row J Martun G Plamann D Hcnn J Hcbcl M Sherman urth Row R Vanden Heuvel L Barth D K zek N Ullmcr J Sobueck T DuFour J Wagner R Porter J Sherman N Hackl Mr Plcp r TRACK Seymour Umon Hugh Schools l95A Track Team partncupatccl II1 thc lollowung mccts a Dual Meet wnth Gnllett an lnvntatuonal Meet at Oconto Falls a Conference Meet at Sturncon Bay and a Trtangular Meet at Oconto Falls The team ended the season nn a Dual Meet at Bonducl The bovs who dud an outstandnng 'ob were Bob Vanden Hcuvel Dave Dudek Davc Krezek Roger Enck Ronnie Thomas and Mert Sherman Ft st Row Mr Weaver S Dragosh T Send! V Ossmann Sccond Row D Hallada A Doxtater R Flscher E Smltlw T Mc Cormuck B Fassbender R Stephan: D Books D Ward R Landwehr G Krull R Green 'Vl Samson P Kaczrowsku FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ta Q ,t - l , ' l ' l i E1 u ' , 'L 4 - Y A , x, 4 f ,A , sf R . V T , if X Ar I ' fm K uxyv- 5 A r A , fb li, W, K ., ' ' L. '7 ' ' M2-' W, ll il git: A M' 6 J T T ' ' F' . M I , L. Lask , N. oll, . , . S 'dl, Th' d be . Z' , M. 'cl , G. ' , . , . as, ' I l. I A , . , . , . , . , Fo I ff , I l I ,H . , . ri , . , D. . ' , . , , Eick , , , . , , , . ' e BASEBALL i I If Furs! Row D Loos K Plamann W Severson D Cornelnus G Ward Hartleben J Hou F Krahn G Marsh S Rohloff K Schuyler D Grunwaldt W Cleven fhnrd Row J Stmgle D Hallada J Sachs L Rohloff R Jourdan G McLester G Wandke L .ncs K Woods R Weyers R Baseball scores when tallued showed the results of the 54 season to be two wms and four losses Ken Schuyler batted the most runs ln had two homeruns and led he team wuth the hnghest battung average Steve Rohloff and Fred Haase followed Seymour Seymour Oconto Falls East De Pere SX G0 lip :Fil QYWVA m WL ., L I 9 '4 4' L1 Baeten R Suevert D Braun G Ohm Fourth Row R Heuser R Cuesneczyk S Keune R Parker R Srnuth J Kettenhoven J Schnender D Remke E Marcks D Madlson W Stephan: A Haas D Peters l-ufth Row Mr Weaver L Blake J Lotter B Thomas K Maass O Goettel G Klssnnger V Stoehr Mr Wolk Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Tournamen play Seymour Seymour Freedom Algoma Pulaskn Kewaunee Freedom Pulasku as an nl F41 is 5' Q1 4.0 45 L. Furst Row D Ward R Weyers D Brooks N Kroll K Jourdan Tnerney E Marcks E Westerman T DuFour T Ullmer M Samson D Loos Thurd Row Mr Weaver G Wennesheumer K Woods M Sudwell Second Row D Hallada R Mclnture E Smnh O Summers D J Stmgle R Fuscher D Blohm FOOTBALL B SQUAD 1 P A K A V A us- Hg - wh , My a A pl f i Av, H A ,. .fa I 7 ' 5 ,, U ,. l ZW . , ,,. , s ' x . ' 1 1 h xx 3 3 5 A F f 1 . L -A ' 3 ' 'l . ,JM gy , ,JAM -V ff 4' L 4 I ,X t , I v- A ' ' ,. flfffj . LLP' I' 1 .M X, Ryg.fQ437' 2, 'ff A H 1 gn .M .4 ' ff! F If QM' ',f se,Jl.Hlll, .earl ' ' ' ' Jf ' ' f. ,. , Second Row-R. Milburn, D Wendt, A. Hurlbert, M. Armitage, G. . , . ' , . ' , . , . . ' I 2 ' ' . l l4 ' , 7 4 ' 6 . . . I 6 A . T : A 3 9 ll O I 8 ' 7 A ,R n C , , O , , , , W , ' ' 5 H 'B 1 , , , .. .. ' he 1 ff L . , 23 :- .. ' ' 4 1. ql ' I I Wy, 3 .., ' , wa ' -', X-B .F y T: ' tl . 14 deg:-,4 1, , .. il q ass.. 'K G ., ' ' K Xl Rx, -I 4 6. ' 4 9 . xl 4 , 9 x ,, 5 , , ' Q l r 'f-.-u', . Q4 Y . . 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PgSyfi AUTUMN SONATA ZZ HOMECOMING CHAIRMEN 'X 'ti Terry Laske lone Ossmann Duane Baehler Judy Prel pp Ronald Zahn Jean Graunke Donna Van Straten Eva Kloehn Rchard Van Dreel Lyle Laske James Sherman Wunton Scvcrson Janes Maass l 954 HOMECOMING The week of October ll 15 of thus l954 55 school year found the students of Seymour Unuon Hugh School lookung forward wuth great antucupatuon to the Homecomung festuvutues All denotung the enthusuasm of the student body Thursday October 14th ushered un the annual Hobo Day Pruzes were guven for the costumes most unuque un theur category Bull Heuser topped all by comung dressed un an elaborate robot costume Thus day came to a close when at 7 OO P M the cheerleaders led the student body un the snake dance Ram forced post ponement of the tradutuonal bonfure but the crowd congregated un the gym for the pep tally Fruday the festuvttues reached theur peak wuth the parade game and dance At 3 OO P M the Huqh School band led the beautufully decorated floats down Maun Street Top honors un the float competutuon went to the Junuor Class wuth We ll Send em Back to Cherry Puckung Second ratung went to the Dramatucs Club and the Sophomore Class re spectuvely wuth Awaken Oh Vuctory and After a grueling battle the Sturgeon Bay Cluppers edged out our lnduans by a I3 to 7 score Bob Gordon supplued musuc for the crowd at the Homecomung Dance Here Jerry Marsh selected as Homecomung kung and hus queen Dawn Laskowsku were the center of attractuon In the court of honor were Terry Laske Carol Wassenberg Ken Maass Janet Landwehr Bruce Fassbender and Jane Wassenberg The 54 Homecomung was a huge success thus year despute the outcome of the game The co operatuon and enthusuasm on the part of all partucupants prevented any possuble faulure L y 1' T L W fm 2 , l 1 QL 5 , , , ' , i - 1 . 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Gp-lr -rf 'IN' 0 AJ Dnrected by Mrs Charles Jenkuns JAZZ INTERLUDE l Seated Duane Baehler Mary Everson Nancue Marnocha Standing Mrs Jenk ns Davnd Grunwaldt Bruce Conrad Penny Burns Neal Kroll Jerry Martln Betty Lou Coonen ALL SCHCDOL PLAY Dave Brewster was accused ot murder and bank robbery' He arrnved at the summer home of Mass Van Loon on a stormy nught for he expected to trap the real crlmunals there Nan McGrew a fluttery school teacher and her two pupsls sought refuge nn the house The turst act ended wxth the murder ot Steve Latham accomplice of the gang The second act revealed the rest of the gang consnstung of tropper arrnved and Muss Van Loon accused Miss McGrew of being mentally Ill to conceal the evudence In the nuck of tnme two of Mass McGrews students arrlved wnth the money hndden In a lunch basket to save the day Procter Jerry Martnn Huggens Bruce Conrad Jean Caldwell Duane Baehler Davnd Brewster Davud Grunwaldt Rosalne Prentnss Penny Burns Jody Long Mary Everson Nan McGrew Betty Lou Coonen Steve Lathem Allan Mott Mass Van Loon Nancue Marnocha State Trooper Jordan Neal Kroll STAGE CREW Duck Van Dreel Mgr Gerald Thomas Larry Flanagan Robert Heuser Don Brooks PROPERTIES Mary Tlckler Chr Jean Graunke Verona Surman MAKE UP Marnlyn Fuscher Nancv Kroner Pag S ty eght PUBLICITY Judy Spaude Donna Felauer Bonnne Van Straten PROMPTERS Judy Prellpp Donna Krahn USHER TICKET TAKERS Judy Drresow Allce Platten Donna Sherman Carol Nachtwey Lnnda Peterson Corrune Baumann Nancy Vanden Heuvel : ' , , ' , ' 2 - i , ' , , I I 1 - ' , . 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' ' I . - e ix - l SPRING SYMPHONY Vif L- 6 if gi Seated Kathleen Buese Januce Drephal Donna Van Straten Standnng Davd Wendt Robert Mnlburn Davd Peotter Nancle Marnocha Manlyn Fnscher Bruce Conrad David Braun STRANGER IN PARADISE The Junior Prom of 1954 was a Sprung Symphony wnth the theme of Stranger an Para dlse As you entered you found an atmosphere of dellghtful paradise The excellent decora tions were carried through In a modern key The mam feature of the decorations was a IO ft sllhouette of you and your date against a pastel blue background To the left stood an abstract archway leading to a forest of pnney must Waterfall and flamlngos lent a whlmslcal anr Between dances the crowd enloyed watch mg the spectacle from a table on a terrace set off by a wall of brick trnmmed wuth mlnlature evergreen trees A washlng well was featured on the terrace whvch was Ilned with brrcks and evergreens also The celllng represented a blue sky filled wuth stars A large revolving spotllght was placed In the center and encircled the entire atmosphere casting a dum Ilght on the scenes as It rotated As a hush fell on the crowd we saw Davud Peotter and Donna Van Straten march to re cenve theur regal crowns as kung and queen of the 1954 Prom from the 53 royalty Janet Tubbs and Kay Plamann Attending the royal couple as the court of honor were Bruce Conrad and Nancne Marnocha Robert Milburn and Jamce Drephal Davld Braun and Marilyn Flscher and David Wendt and Kathleen Blese Terry Jo Van Straten and Mardell Laske also shared In the glory of the evenlng actvng as crown bearers Muslc was excellent' It was provided by Jlmmy James and has orchestra who played muslc In a dreamy mood An evenlng of glamour and romance amud a rooftop of stars finally came to an end Ieavlng only fond memorues Page Sexty nine A I I 3 , If ' re si S. f, G Iii? 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P .z , sg, 5 If J I ' I f ,.,, '5 V 1-A I A4522 il ll CONCERT SEPTEMBER School opens Oh What a Beautuful Mornung Football game East De Pere 25 Seymour 7 Blues un the Nught Football game Kewaunee 20 Seymour 6 Into Each Lute Some Raun Must Fall B Squad Football game Seymour 26 Marlon 6 SAF Campaugn Rally SAF Electuons Federalusts wun I Promuse Freshmen unutuatuon Whule Were Young Harvest Hop sponsored by Junuous Early Autumn Football game Algoma I9 Seymour I4 OCTOBER Freshmen Sophomore party Serenade ot the Be s Football game Seymour I3 Oconto O the Sunny Sude of the Street B Squad Football game Cluntonvulle I9 Sey mour O Hobo Day The Lady us a Tramp Homecomung game Sturgeon Bay I3 Seymour Haul Haul the Gang s All Here Rungs announcements chosen Plaun and Fancy Football game Seymour 20 Sheboygan Falls I4 Sutturug on Top ot the World Movue sponsored by Sophomores Football game Seymour I9 Pulasku O Smules NOVEMBER 3 Furst quarter ends Football game Oconto Falls I3 Seymour O 4 6 Teachers Conventuon Strange Thungs Are Moving Day Pack Up Your Troubles un Your Old Kut Bag Senuor party The Last Roundup All School Play Dangerous Nan McGrew Theres No Busuness Luke Show Buslness Lyceum Ambassador Male Quartet e Bells of Saunt Mary Basketball game Hortonvulle 6I Seymour 44 Thanksguvung Vacatuon Count Your Bless ungs DECEMBER F F A Banquet Home Cookung Basketball game Kewaunee 55 Seymour 37 Basketball game Pulasku 34 Seymour 33 Ah Sweet Mystery ot Lute Basketball game Algoma 4! Seymour 39 The Furst Tume Basketball game West DePere 57 Seymour 48 Teach me Tonught Chrustmas Concert Sleugh Rude Basketball game Sturgeon Bay 47 Seymour 37 I7 3 Chrustmas Vacatuon Marshmallow World JANUARY School opens Its All Over Now Basketball game Seymour 51 East De Pere 46 Our Boys Wull Shune Tonught Basketball game Bonduel 49 Seymour 44 Basketball game Oconto 88 Seymour 62 Basketball game Oconto Falls 57 Seymour 52 2I .lunuor Party Wunter Wonderland ITINERARY 24 End of turst semester Le s Luve a Luttle Laugh a Luttle and Study More? 28 Basketball game Kewaunee 59 Seymour 57 FEBRUARY Basketball game Pulasku 6I Seymour 39 Unuversuty of Wlsconsln Band Concert Fuddle Faddle Basketball game Algoma 65 Seymour 39 Early to Bed Basketball game West DePere 68 Seymour Basketball game Sturgeon Bay 69 Seymour Conservatuon Day Beauty Around Us Basketball game Seymour 66 Bonduel 47 Basketball game Seymour 43 East DePere Wuth a Song un My Heart Basketball game Seymour 56 Oconto Falls Happy are We Tonught Basketball game Oconto 78 Seymour 67 Mud Wunter Concert On a Sunday Afternoon MARCH Tournament Basketball game Seymour 45 Bonduel 9 Happy Tume Tournament Basketball game West DePere 68 Seymour It was Great Fun But It Was Just One Ot Those Thungsl Career Day Men of Tomorrow Lyceum Irv Morgan End of thurd quarter Thus student has got to Go Go Go' APRIL Teachers Conventuon Im Late Im te for a Very Important Date Sole Muo Lyceum Chan Loo I Sprung Vacatuon Easter Parade School Reopens How I Hate to Get Up un the Mornung Blue Jay party Twurp Week A Man Chases a Gurl Untul She Catches Hum Lyceum Van Pelt SAF Party Freshmen Dancung Doll Senuor Class Play Annue Get Your Gun Musuc Festuval Concert Song un the Aur MAY 4 F H A Mother Daughter Banquet Dear Mom 6 Junuor Prom The Sand and the Sea I3 Sophomore party Maytume I8 Style Show In Style All the Whule 26 27 Senuor Exams Now us the Hour 29 Baccalaureate Praise God From Whom All Blessungs Flow 30 Memorual Day Beyond the Sunset 3I Class Nuqht Hey There You Wuth the Stars un Your Eyes JUNE Senuor Pucnuc Row Row Row Your Boat Commencement The Lord Bless You and Keep You School closes Summertime and the Luvung us EasyII Page Se enty IO f - I8 - I 1 - ' 22 -f ' U A 4 - 23 ' e ' .. 24 '. 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I7 ? . aa- 3 7 H I ' , , II - I4 M 3 ' , I8 - L ' U I HOUSE PROGRAM ln 1965 we fund the members of the 1955 concert who made therr furst appearance at the new Unuon Hugh School rn Seymour returnung to the area for a command performance As the curtaun ruses Conductor James Baxter strudes to the poduum Professor Baxter us durectung some of hrs former classmates Beverly Schroeder and Rosemary Otto who are playunq the clarunet Joseph Sobueck playung the bass horn and Don Peotter playung the French Horn provude the Ooomp Pa Pas un the background musuc Carrce Culbertson us appearung as guest puanust wuth the orchestra As Jrm bows toward the Class of 55 seated un he auduence we see Loyal Barth and Durector James Brownson of the TV panel show Whats My Busu ness? It stars Jerry Martun as Master of Ceremonres wrth Vurgunua Babbutt Vernon Surman Davud Wendt and Ronald Zahn as the panelusts The show has been a great success In therr latest broadcast contestants were world famous Jerry Marsh who dud an umper sonatuon of Nat Kung Cole and Harruet Mecukalsku who recently played the leadung role un The Star lught Gem The last guest artusts were Ken Schwab and Joanne Schmut better known as The Duos Gale Muelke does a good uob shootung the show wrth Camera No 2 Doctor Duck Van Dreel known a a bug operator and hus two nurses Nancy Melter and Jean Graunke were called from the concert to the scene of an accudent There they met Jerry Thomas and Jrm Maass who because of therr numerous trups to the court house have decuded to become traffuc cops As we contunue lookung around the auduence we see many former classmates who are unterested un sports Dave Peotter us known as The Mudget rn the basketball world Gene Krahn us now putchung for the St Louus Mudhens Football stars are Allen Hurlbert and Clufford Klutzke Sharon Lrmberg us appearung under the name of Sweeney as a lady wrestler and Jrm House us the featherweught cham puon wrestler Bob Mulburn has lust made a fortune at the race track wrth hrs horse Aggue O Vernon Stoehr and Jerry Hartleben are auto racers and Bull Heuser recently won the cross country race award wrth hrs motorcycle In the rught wung of the gym we notuce that Dave Kruzek us home from the army He blows revulle for hus frrends wrth hus ever famous bugle Among hus buddues are John Stungle and Glenn Weuhung Rear Admural Ronnue Nachtwey has Lawrence Vanden Langenberg and Glenn Wuchman swabbung the deck for the Navy Nancy Kroner and Januce Hoefs have put therr heads together and come out wuth a new haur style The Eggbeat modeled by Marulyn Fusher Ronnue Thomas us often seen advertusung for Vrscous No 9 Haur Dressung Due to Muss Hendrucks able offuce practuce class Elsue Mae Thomas Aluce Rohm JoAnn Mueller and Beth Hullegas have found secretarual posutuons un Judy Spaudes and Lynn Kollaths law frrm Joan Muelke us stull havung trouble keepung up her funan cual reports for The Wolf Ruver Revuew the news paper edrted by Eva Kloehn Feature wruters are Judy Prelupp and Dawn Laskowsku whrle Mary Tuckler advuses the lovelorn un the space vacated by Doro thy Dux Ben Brooks and Lyle Laske furnush the humor and artustuc abuluty wuth the comuc strup Jungle Maguc Lourse Doaust and Corrune Baumann are the proofreader and the copywruter respectrvely Dave Braun and Winton Severson have an up to date sports column Durung the untermussuon we spent some tume un the lobby catchung up on a lot of news We heard that Carol Felton Roberta Blake Marue Klarner and Aluce Henn had duffuculty un securung baby sutters so that they could attend the concert Jrm Sherman who us now a farm umplement dealer us ready to stand behund all hus machunery except hus manure spreader Jum Mastey Allan Marcks and Bobby Thomas effrcrent farmers un thus area are frequent patronuzers of Jums Busrness Bob Vanden Heuvel and Roger Roskom ranch owners have flown up from Texas on the aurlune owned by Jerome Stephanr at attend the concert Bruce Conrad delrvered them pronto to the school wrth hus taxu servrce Don Gregorrus Meat Market has been receuvung grade AA beef from the Roskom Vanden Heuvel ranch Muke Smuth and Mrlton Armrtage have developed therr unterest un the freld of conservatron as forest ranger and game warden and a dressed un therr offucual garb Jrm and John Walter have establushed a beverage company and have employed Jerry Erck as taster Sylvua Wusnuewskr and Joyce Car penter are known as the polka queens at Harlen Blumrerch s nrght club They had to have substrtutes un order to attend thus performance fund Allan Mott who us the propruetor of Motts Mortuary Lowell Brusewutz and Lawrence Rett man who always enuoyed forty wrnks are testrng coffrns Terry Nagel assrsts as funeral drrector and drrver of the hearse Nancre Marnocha us known as a foremost occu patuonal therapust whrle Duane Baehler has con tunued her abuluty un the homemakung department as a dretucuan Donna Corneluus and Margaret Rodgers have taken posutuons as socual workers studyung populatuon problems lone Ossmann us found plant ung cabbage for a local concern and Donna Van Straten s frrm receuved recognutuon as Number One Kraut Factory In the Scuentufuc World we have Ronald Muller and Joe Schneuder workrng cooperatuvely as mad scuen trsts wrth Elsue Vanden Heuvel assustung them As the concert concludes the partucupants gather at the Hotel Cleveland owned and operated by Bull Cleven They are greeted by the hotel hostesses Kathleen Buese and Carol Blohm The rooms are kept tudy by hotel mauds Loretta Sugl and Ruta Daoust Januce Drephal us servung the food whrle a quuck tour through the kutchen funds Ken Schuyler as the Chuef Cook and Bottle Washer Genevueve Mueller us the publuc secretary and we sought her help wrth thus alumnu buographucal sketch for you Now as the tume for departure arrrves hurrued farewells are saud and you can hear un the dustance Its been real nuce seeung you and I ll look for you at the very next reunuon Be sure to come' Page Se enty one I ' ll ' Il ' ' I I I . - - . 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C NGRATULATI NS FROM WM, 2341 f ply pw Nl 71 Mez fm Complrments of North Osborne Cheese Factory Compliments of Hotel Seymour Mauthe s Corners Groceries Meats and Locker Servlce Compllments of Gamble Store Black Creek Ernest Schuster Contractor and Carpenter Compluments of Myron Schroeder Oneida Compllments of Coonen Oll Co Compliments of Seymour Woodenware Clarence Nelson Wadham s Dlstrnbutor Compluments f Muehl s Furnlture Store Compliments of Kroll's Lunch, Green Bay Compliments of Ponds Sport Shop, Appleton ATTORNEYS AT LAW State Bank of Nichols Nlchols Wlsconsln Compllments of Haefs Lufe Insurance Compluments of Charles J Cumlcek Jeweler Compllments of Paul Kuehne Tallor Compllments of Seymour Hardware Flrst Natlonal Bank Complete Banking Servlce Compllments of Melchert Bros Motors Compliments of Shaw Jewelery Complrments of Wurtzel s Drug Store Compluments of Huth Insurance Agency Compluments of Coast to Coast Store Compliments of Hallada's Meat Market Page Seventy live -'x 4- 41-V 1,-'ft Burns 8. 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Heating Compliments of Carls Super Market Reese Dalry Where Frlends Meet Compliments of General Telephone Co of Wls Compllments of Droeger s Drugs Compliments of Kroll s Radlo 84 T V Compliments of Seymour Bowl Congratulations Red Owl Stores Inc Huettl s Seymour Wlsconsun Compliments of Bruck Implement Co Seymour Coop Exchange Flour Feed 8: Seed Gustman Motors Ben Truyman Mgr Progresslve Farmers Seymour Wlsconsm Compliments of Elcks Service Statlon Compllments of A J Wagner Compllments of Seymour Lumber Co Compluments of Irlsh Trucking Llnes The Mart Dr F Metcalf Jensen s Sales and Servlce Mac s Barber Shop Dopkms Barber Shop Plx Theatre Black Creek Dr L l Maslana Krafts Shoe Store Wassenberg Bakery Ken s Service Statlon Veterans of Foreign Wars A Vande Walle Nlchols Nichols Ballroom Kuhn Clover Farm Store Klems Red Owl Nichols Bunkelmans Texaco Servlce Dr G J Babbitt Seymour Bottlmg Works Kahnts Dept Store J C Morgan st 8207 Dr R E Erdmann General Store 8. 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