Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)

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W page ten Standing: Mrs. V. Czeskleba, Mr. O. A. Reetz, Mrs. M. Wallrich, Iudge Dillet, Mr. Fischer, Mr. L. Andrews. Illembers whose pictures do not appear: Mrs, E. Schweers, Dr. L. Peterson. Although in the background, the influence of the Board of Education is constantly felt. Through their generosity, we, as students, have gained many advantages denied other students in other schools. Because of their faith in us, we have maintained higher standards and ideals. Theirs is not an easy task, and their willing efforts have not always met with popular approval, but it should be realized that our needs have always been the determining factor in any of their decisions. The Board of Education truly symbolizes the American way of life, and it is hoped that through their endeavors we may be better equipped to meet life's problems in this changing world.

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who have been sworn in and will leave bef Members of the class OFC OI' lo High School that are ave tried Illi Learned, Harold Lemke, Arnold Lemke, Willard Lepscier, Alex Lieg, Darwin Lieg, Victor Lind, Lyle Lindroth, Robert Lindquist, Gordon List, Elmer Livermore, Jack Long, Sidney Looker, Edward Lorrig, Robert Ludolph, Robert Lund, Dale Luepke, Hilbert Mahringer, Roy Manthie, Gertrude Marotz, Eldor Marotz, Harvey Marotz, Robert Martin, John Maahs, Arnold Maxson, Leo McCurtin, Francis McKenna, Ralph McKenzie, John McLaughlin, Herbert McPherson, Alfred McPherson, Carl Mayer, Melvin Mehlberg, Ray Meifert, August Meifert, Clifford Meifert, Hugo Meyer, Floyd Meyer, Orie Miller, Dale Miller, Waldemar Milsap, Douglas Milsap, Roger Moede, Warren Moede, William Moesch, Harley Moesch, Robert Montoure, Franklin Montoure, Lester Mork, Le Roy Mork, Royal Mueller, Charles V. Munson, Calvin serving if Muskavitch, Lawrence Muskavitch, Roman Murdock, Donald Naber. John Nachtway, Jack Nelson, Marvin Ninman, Roy Nichols, Conover Nommenson, Dorothy Nommenson, Rachel Nordwig, Marvin Oberle, Gordon Berg, Norbert Gansen, Bob Rohde, Hubert Rufpple, John in the armed forces. Olsen, Lemuel Olson, Vernon Otto, Lloyd Otto, Roy Otto, Victor Packard, Robert Packard. Jud Packard, Leo Pahlow, Hugo Parker, Rolland Pegorsch, William Pelant, Wallace Peters, John Peters, Leonard Peters, George Wm. Peterman, Joe Peterman, William Peterson, Ward Pevonka, Milton Phalen, George Phillipe, Allois Pick, Harold Pieper, Donald Plischke, Arno Plishke, Hilbert Plishke, Walter Pleudeman, Rueben Popp, Raymond Prast, Francis Prast, Paul Pratt, Orson' Prey, Kenneth Prey, Leroy Priem, Ervin Priem, George Priem, Harvey Prodell, Lyle Prusik, Elmo Putman, Oakland Raasch. Leroy Raasch, Oliver Jr. Rades, Leon Rades, Rolland Radtke, Harvey Rambo, Lester' Ramlow, Charles Ramlow, Roger Ranalla, Jack Rapaich, Earl Rawlasky, Clarence Reed, John Reed, William Redman, Harvey Reichel, Edward Riemer, Leon Reinert, Armin lemmel, Clifton Richards, Victor Ringel, Reginald Ringel, Morris Roachman, Alvin Robbins, C. Douglas Robley, Stanley Hawley. Tom Iillie, Robert Waite, Warren The love that asks no questions, The love that stands the test, That lays upon the a ltar, The dearest and the best! The love that never falters. The love that pays the price, The love that makes undaunted The final sacrilice. -CECIL SPRING-RICE Rollman, William Rose, Robert Rosenberg, Irwin Rosenberg, Richard Rosenow, Eldor Rosenow, Leslie Rosenow, Vernal Rusch, Harold Rutherford, Harold Salzman, Lloyd Salzman, Roger Scheider, William Schenk, Lawrence Schmeisser, Leonard Schmidt, Reuben Schmidt, Roger Schmidt, Sheldon Schnese, Louis Schoenberger, Edward Schrieber, Lyle Schroeder, Harold Sch1'oeder, James Schroeder, Ralph Schroeder, Robert Schroeder, VVilliam Schultz, Gerhard Schumacher, Allen Schumacher, Duane Schumacher, Gordon Schumacher, Jack Schuster, Vernon Schutt, Clarence Schutt, Erwin Schutz, Weston Schwahn, Wallace Schweers, Franklin Spengler, Adolph Jr. Schweers, Robert Seering, William Sell, Erwin Seyler, George Seyler, Robert Sieber, Roy Shapatock, Henry Skenadore. Elmer Smith, Erwin Smith, James Smith, Kenneth Smith, Walter Jr. Sousek, Milan Sperberg, Richard Splitgerber, Robert Stach, Harold Stach, William Stark, Norman Staub, Reuben Steffen, Edward Steffin, Carl Steinberg, Martin Stone, Clifford Strand, Robert Sllnnicht, Leonard Sumnicht, Kenneth Wieck, Gordon Winter, Galen Schauder, Glenm to make this honor roll as complete as possible. Teschke, Edward Theis, Kenneth Themer, Maynard Thimke, Harry Tic, Ward Tinsman, Jack Tomashek, Peter Tomashek, Vincent Tonne, Fred Tonne, Herman Treptow, Willard Tucker, Algier Utke, Roger Vanderpoel, Gaylord VunRossum, Clarence VanRossum, Paul Volz, Marlin Vomastic, Clarence Waelchi, Raymond Wagner, Donald Wagner, George Wagner, Merton Wallrich, Michael Waupoose, Richard Waukechon, John Weber, Gordon Weber, Robert Wege, Carl Wege, Donald Wege, John Wegner, Roland' Weissenborn, Wayne Westphal, Howard Westphal, Rolland Wetzel. Harvey i White Byron White, Robert Whittaker, Gilbert Whittaker, Henry Wiegert, Alden Wiegert, Lester Winter, Douglas Winter, Russel Wirch, John Wirtz, Lee Wi1'tz, Neil Wochinski, Robert Wochinski, Roger Wogrsland, Jean Wolf, Fritz ' gpligram, William ood. Robert Worden. Jerome VVright, Lemuel Wruck, Charles Wruck, Harold Zachow, Lawrence Zahn, Melvin Zehren, Vincent Zeuske, Wilmer' 7iemer Laurel Ziemer, LaVern Ziemer Robert Ziemer, Victor upon graduation: Treptow. Harold Lemke. Bob Packard. Lawrence x V if f ' V I if if J. 1 1 page nine

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EJ ' X XJ KK., 'sa ' B THE FACULTY it xg ,ix , ,ff .s J f 1,1 t i ,Q -7 X r It is not ofteh that we are given the opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for the help and understanding given to us by our teachers. lt has added to our security to know that at all times, you have been behind us, supporting us, and urging us on, We have enjoyed the friendliness you have shown toward us, and we like having you at our parties because of your friendly participation and cooperation. We like being able to say Hi Nlissln or Hello Mr.-- and to be greeted in the same manner. We appreciate your advice about the problems that make up our daily life. Yes, you have taught us well, but more than that you have given of yourself in immeasurable quantity: and we know that, as the years go on, we will understand better and appreciate more, your untiring patience and effort. It is with a feeling of regret that we, the seniors, leave Shawano High School, for perhaps never again will we be part of such a fine relationship as exists between the students ,and teachers of our school. X - ' gg. ,X ,st-'rlv' ix J N .xx ji Xl tx, E 'xg X . X, X -U -1 N? 'X A . h A .1 X 'x X ' X X. X,, X . J . E . K' ' h s.,-W' X X MARILYN CHAIMSON editor-in-chief PHYLLIS E. KRALISE assistant editor page eleven