Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)

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Krause, Achten, Franklin Adams, David Aderman, Russell Aderman, Merrill Buettner, Marvin Buettner, Ward Busch. Gilbert Busch, Leonard l page eight Ainsworth, Charles Ainsworth, Gordon Ainsworth, Kenneth Allen, Glen Alft, Delail Allhiser, Henry Allhiser, Leroy Allhiser, Marlin Allhiser, Norman Amel, Richard Anderson , Anderson, Anderson, Ande1's0n, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anton Charles Jack James John Otto Robert Ascher Ascher Ascher Ascher Ashley, Ashley , Kenneth Barker, Bartz, is ernard John Lawrence Louis Garth Harold Doris Bast, Harry Bast, Orville Bartelt, Stanley Bartz, John Bauman, Elwood Baumeister, Gerald Baumeister, Keith Baumgarten, Earnes Baumgarten, Glen t Baumgartner, Herman Behnke, Robert Beltz, Bertram Berg, Raymond Berger, Donald Berndt, Frederick Beyer, Herbert Bleick, Carl Bluemke, Gilbert Bobb, Franklin Bodart, Reginald Boehm, Audrey Boettcher, Lester Boettcher, Roy Bossell, James Bossell, Russell Bowan, George Brandt, Walter Brennan, Clarence Brennan, Joe Brei, Frederick Breitzman, Marvfin Brodhagen, Eugene Brown, La Verne Brown, Willard Brunner, Clyde Brunneu, George Brusewitz, Arthur Bucholtz, Harry Buth, Llewellyn Cantwell, Richard Cantwell, Roger Charles, Lyle Checkie, Fabian Christ, Harvey Christenson, Roger Clark, Wilfred Clark, Woodrow Cole, Lee Conder, Jack Conder, Verne Cooper, Evan Culver, John Dahms, Leslie Darling, Ethel Dettman, Dale Dettman, John Dibble, Leroy Dickie, William Dieck, James Dillenberg, Louis Dillet, Charles Dillet, Robert Dirks, Oscar Doan, Burton Doan, Gerald Dobratz, Gordon Doherty, James Donaldson, James Doran, Joseph Dowling, Anderson Dowling, William Drake, Victor Draper, Joseph' Druckrey, Allan Druckrey, Duane Druckrey, Earl Druckrey, Neal Duebler, Frederick Eberlein, Frederick Eberlein, Michael Eberlein, Walter Eberlein, William Ebert, Lawrence Ebert, Rambert Ecke, Russel Egggert, Oscar Eggert, Vendor Ehlert, Lloyd Engel, Charles Engel, Rueben Eul, Theodore Evans, Delmore Evans, Donald Fearson, Myron Felton, Arnold Fischer, Merton Frailing, Vilas Fredenberg, William Froemming, Russel Fuhrman, Martin Gansen, Adrian ' I O -A 'I' he 1944 Shawnee is dedicated to those graduates Gauthier, Rolleau Gehr, Robert Gillispie, William Gelb, David Georue, Dewey Gigsiad, Walter' Gilson, Jack Gipp, Wilbert Gofttschalk, Urban Green, Wallace Gresch, Robert Griepp, Frederick Grignon, Myron Grimm, Lester Grosskopf, Cifton Crosskopf, Jack Grosskopf, Marshall Grosskopf, Wallace Gruetzmacher, Ray Gru Ell, George Gumtz, Ralph Habeck, Leon Habeck, Norman Habeck, Vernon Hacker, Frank Hall, Charles Hansen, Clyde Hansen, Dean Hansen, Donald Hanstedt, Leslie Hanstedt, Robert Harmon, Lloyd Harmon, Robert Hartman, Alfred Hass, Douglas Hayter, Harry Heise, Clifford Heck, Harvey Heller, August Heling, Harold Henderson, Donald Herbst, Arthur Herbst, Donald Herbst, Robert' Hertzfeldt, Richard Hertzfeldt, Wallace gesse, Arthur esse, Eldon Hesse, Marvin Heinz, James Heinz. Keith Hill, Edgar Hinkel, Leroy Hodgfdon, Dewayne Hotz, Loren Huebner, Karl Huebner, Orville Huebner, Roger Huebner, Sylvia Hundertxnark, Irwin Hull, Orville Hull, Roger Jacobson, Erwin James, Martin Jandt, Wiiliam Jensen, Everett Jeske, Leonard We are sorry f Jesse, Franklin Jesse, Walter Johnson , Elmer Joh nson, Harold Johnson Johnson , Harvey , LaVern Jorgensen, Raymond Jung, John Kaempf, Hubert Karsted, Walter Karth, Fritz Kassube, Duane Kast, Matthew Katzenmeyer, Roger Kiesaw, Harvey Kina, James Kina, Robert Klebesadel, Arthur Klement, John Klement, James Knoff, Vernon Knope, Neal Kobs, Harold Koehane, Patrick Koehler, Orville Koehler, Reuben Koehler, Roy Koehler, Willard Koening, Harold Kolb, Bruce Konkel, Ardie Kopeschke, Arnold K roeninir, Ervin Arnold Krause, Leslie Krenger, Marlin Kriefall, Harold Kriewaldt, Arthur Kroening, Frank Kroenke, Phyllis Kroenke, Llewellyn Kroenke, Roger Krohn, Armin Krohn, Kenneth Krueger, Clarence Krueger, Delmer Krueger, Delore Krueger, Edward V. Krueger, Edwin Krueger, Eugene Krueger, Wilbur Krueger, Willis Kruse, Carl Kruse, Lewis Kucksdorf, Leslie Kuckuck, Jack Kuckuck, Rolland I ahn, Harold Tfamberies, Victor Lane, Lee Lane, Vernon Tfane, Victor Larson, James Larson, John Larson, Russell Lawton, Theodore Lawton, Wallace we have missed any names.