Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

The Senior Cless cf 1953 presents to the student body of Spencer High School the 1953 5 C H C Kay It serve as a lasting memory of our years, particularly our final year, spent in this institution. Further, in dedication, we present this yearbook as a trubute to 'r. E. W. Yerten a leader in this community and a longtime member of the local school board, who died suddenly on Yoverber 7, 1952. Kay this record of our experience in Spencer High School serve as a lasting memorial to him. Mr. D. A. Kobs U. of Wisconsin Principal and Music Mr. Jon P. Malaney U. of Minnesota English and History Mr. G. W. Beaster Plattvllle S. T. C. Agriculture Mrs. V. J. Neubauer Stout Institute Home Economics Mr. W. E. Erdman Stevens °oint S. T. C. Math, and Science Mr. R. A. Ristau U. of Wisconsin Business Education H I S G C H H 0 0 Mr. R. V. Walker Superior S. T. C. w Social Science-Athletic Mrs. J. S. Zogg LaCrosse S. T. C. Lnglish-Speech F A C U I T GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Back: Mrs. Fryer, 6-?th; Mrs. Nielson, 2nd; Mrs. Wledenhaupt, 3rd; Front: Mrs. Young, 1st; Mr. Sell, 8th; Mrs. plndler, Uth; Mrs. Andree, 5-6th; mrb rf SENIORS I pretty good Take life easy, this morning, until live but once. 1 woke up. you LEON BOLAND JANE A. ANDREWS Football-1,2,3,1+ Track-1 S Club-2,3,14. Band-1 Glee Club-4 Class Treasurer-1 Class Play-3 Why take life seri- Winsome, gracious ously? you 11 never and always a lady.' get out of it alive, Echoette-2,3, Editor Class President-4 F. F. A.-1,2,3,14. Volleyball-2,3 Echo Staff-4 Twirler-1 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 F. H. A.-1,2,3,4 Cheerleader-2,3,14. Forensics-2,3,4 Homecoming Queen-2 Class Play-3 WILLIAM D CARPENTER DORTHY D, DITTNER I come in early, I come in late, but always I must keep my date. Football-1,2,3,4 F. F. A.-1,2,3 Forensics-3,4 S Club-1,2,3, vice-pres Class Play-3 Echo Staff-4 They say love makes the world go ound; catch me, Ifm get- ting dizzy. F. H. A. 2,3,4 Library Club-2,3,4 Echoette-4 Glee Club-2,3,4 Forensics-2,3,4 Band-3,4 Class Play-3 EDWARD W. CHIZEK High school days have their delights, but they can t com- pare with highschool nights. Basketball-1,2,3 Football-1,2,3,4 Volleyball-1,2,3,4 Baseball-2,3,4 S Club-2,3,4 F. F. A.-Treas 4 SUZANNE E. GRAVES A pleasant girl, proper, too—her smile's nice enough for two. F. H. A.-1,2,3,4 Glee Club-1,2,3, pres 4 Homecoming Queen-1 Cheerleader-2,4 Band-2,3,4 Class Play-3 Echo Staff-4 FRANKLYN R. LUEPKE RUTH A jjUELLER All great men are dying--I don't fee] so well myself. F. F. A.-1,2,3 Fo( tball-2,3,4 Class President 3 S Club-3,4 Class Play- 3 Baseball-3,4 Echoette-4 Echo Staff-4 Forensics- Never has a lot to say, friendly in another way. F. H. A.-1,3,14- Library Club-2,3,4 DUANE L. MEACHALd A small-talk ex- pert; if there's nothing to be said he can say it. F. F. A.-1,2,3, vice-pres 4 Band-1,2,3,4 Football-4 S Club-4 Class Play-3 KYRNA F. SCHOFIELD She has plenty of good points and a few bad ones as well, but what she'll do next you never can tell ' F. li• A.-1,2,3,4 Class President-2 Echoette-2,4 Library Club-3 Echo Staff-4 CLARENCE W. ERTL JOAN D. H LSTEN A quiet girl with a friendly smile; things like that are always worth- while. F. H. A.-1,2,3, pres 4 Band-2,3,4 Library Club-3 F. H. A. Delegate3 He's a leader of men and a follower of women. Football-1,2,3,4 Track-1 F. F. A.-2,3,1+ , S Club-1,2,3,1+ DONALD G. LUEPKE ELAINE iAf KRUEGER mere 1 bad in every good Words to him were like carrier pigeons; ■ • to be released singly little girl, and only in an emer- gency. F. F. A.-1,2,3, pres 4 Volleyball-2,3,4 Football-4 S Club-4 Echo Staff-4 H. A.-2, historian 3, 4 Class Play-3 Echoe tte-q. Band-4 JERRY J. WEIS With graceful step le walks the street, and smiles at all the girls sweet. F. F. A.-1,2 Class Motto: One step at a time, but always for- ward. Class Colors: Mar- roon and Gold. Class Song: Be- yond the Blue Horizon. BARBARA A. VOELKER Boys are bother- some--! like to be bothered. F. H. A.-1,2,3,4 Band-2,3,1+ Glee Club-2,3 Cheerleader-1+ Class Play-3 ERNEST A. MESSER NEAL A. WALDHART What, no girls in heaven? Well, then just leave me where I am. Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,1+ Baseball-2,3,1+ Volleyball-1,2,3,1+ S Club-2,3,pres 1+ Echo Staff-1+ Echoette-l+ Class Play-3 Boys State-'52 Class Pres-1 All that I've learned ELDA R I've forgotten, and all that I know I've guessed. Band-1,2,3,1+ Basketball Kgr-3 Class Play-3 Volleyball-3,1+ S Club-3,1+ Echoette-l+ If giggles were golden, I'd be a millionaire. Band-1,2,3,1+ F. H. A.-2,3,1+ Class Play-3 Echoette-l+ WILLIAM A. SCEWANTES The good die young, so why need I worry. LILAS I. STOKEBURG Football-1,2, 3,1+ Basketball-l,2,3,l+ Baseball-2,3,1+ Volleyball-2, 3,1+ S Club-1,2,3,1+ Echoette-l+ In school a quiet lass, she seems to be; but who knows if it's true when she's free. F. H. A.-1,2,3,1+ Library Club-3 Echoette-l+ J § s We, the Seniors of 1953 being of sound minds and memories do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament to all who may, or may not, cherish it, I, Shirley Allar, will my ability to make Mr. Ristau mad 7th hour to anyone who can sneak out of the 7th hour study hall. I Clifford Ammons, will my scratched nose to Mr. Walker. I, Jane Andrews, will my inability to understand bookkeeping to any junior who thinks he can overcome it. I, Leon Boland, will all my sorrows and heartaches to Priscilla Pritsch. I, Edward Chlzek, will my desk to any Junior stupid enough to clean it I I, William Carpenter, will my neatly combed hair to Mr. Malaney. I, Dorthy Dittner, will my spitfire temper to anyone who thinks he can I control it. I, Clarence Ertl, will my beard to Duane Gropp. I, Sue Graves, will my friendly smile to all incoming freshmen. I, Joan Helsten, will ray quiet ways to all the girls of the junior i class who need them. I, Donald Luepke, will the job of cleaning the Ag shop to the fresh- I men boys. I I, Franklyn Luepke, will those spots on the ceiling in the chemistry I room to any potential chemistry student. I, Elaine Krueger, will my bashful ways to Hulda Bruesewitz. I, Duane Meacham, will my knack for making people laugh to the sophomore class. I, Ernest Messer, will my careful driving ability to Jimmy Koehler.! I, Ruth Mueller, will my courage to take physics to Myrna Neubauer.l I, Myrna Schofield, will my art ability to future yearbooks' Art and Lay-out Editors. I, William Schwantes, will my basketball ability to Larry Fitz- 1 maurice. 1 I, Elda Seefeldt, will my baritone playing ability to Marilyn 1 Booch. 1 I, Lilas Stoneburg, will my figureine painting ability to any sophomore who will use it. I, Barbara Voelker, will my ability to lead cheers to anyone with good health and lots of pep. I, Neal Waldhart, will my temper to Mr. Walker to be distributed equally among the underclassmen. I, Jerry Weis, will my wavy hair to Norman Luepke. We, the Senior Class of 1953 will our inability to comprehend Mr. Ristau's jokes to all with a sense of humor superior to ours. icfCO 0 0 CACAV0K4 Ed Chlzek and Nancy Weister were king and queen of the 1952 Homecoming, ' embers of the queen’s court were Joan Helsten, Carol Kolling, Helen Karau, and Varilyn Boock. Crown bearers were Sandra Sook and Jimmy Larson. The Customary pep rally and bonfire were held on Friday evening. Saturday afternoon was parade time with school and community organizations participat- ing. The game Saturday nite was won by the Rockets over the Withee Bluejays, 15-0. The annual dance was very well attended by more than ISO alumni and students who enjoyed dancing to Vic’s Little 3and. Queen Carol Kolling and King Bill Schwantes reigned over the 1952 JUNIOR PRCM The croons were carried by Vary Kobs and Bobby Neuenfeldt. o Oil a. f ‘Jill ft Car Ba QerVt . Three shades of blue streamers draped out from a square frame of lattice work to all four corners of the gym. Music was provided by The Aristocrats DESS I S SENIORS : Some in 'U.9 Janie© Dittman receives ECHO Contest grand award (see next page) from Mr. Kobs. Marcella Boe Hu Ida Brusewi tz Arlene Cherney Dale Larry Larry Gerty Janice Gennette Fritsch Fit2maurice Fischer Dittman % Lucille Guilllame Gayland rildebrandt Emil Karau When you're sitting home alone nights. And your thoughts are ar away. Get your ECHO to console you. Keep your hair from turning gray. It brings back memories cf our teachers Who we students loved so deair. Always smiling, always cheerful They kept us happy thru the year. If you're sports minded, in athletics We maybe did not have the best; We'd have won every game of football If we wouldn't have had to stop and rest. In the pictures, of our annual. They're the best we've ever seen; It's the best looking class of Juniors, And the Prosh are a brighter green. Now we have the class of Sophomores, Who to us are near and dear. Don't show their pictures to your children Or they'll run and hide from fear. Let us now observe the Seniors, You've never seen a group so fine; They could pass for movie actors-- Men so handsome; ladies divine. If it's gossip that you go for. The ECHO has all the latest dope; And the ads in this year's copy Are strong as lye in Grandma's soap. (■alyrics submitted to Commercial Contest Singing by J. Dittman) James Karau I Ray Rlzzi Tony Schillinger Varvin Schillinger Victor Schoolman Helen Nikolai Vyrna Neubauer Garnell Gloria Ringquist Rindfleisch Erland Allan Schweke Seitz Annette Shelley Janet Vanderhoof Nancy Aieis ter Vernal Weis Shirley Welland Charles Wenzel Kichael Wayda Gerrold ?.'ea chan (The Cast) 1952 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY LOVE IS I Elmer Truitt Gert Truitt Gladys Truitt Maggie Truitt Clarence Truitt Gramps Hugo Nogginocker Jackie Summers Roscoe Blipp Poodles Beanie Lady Buffaloes N THE AIR Allan Seitz Hulda Bruesewitz Nancy Weister Annette Shelley Mike Wayda Erland Schweke Larry Fritsch Shirley Kobs Larry Fitzmaurice Vernice Cramer Merlin Kobs Marion Kobs Janice Dittman Gertie Fischer (The Truitts Talk It Over) Around the turbulent Truitt house, Love Is In The Air ; but It Is an air momentarily charged with the preoccupa- tions of adults and the frustrations of youth. It's the Truitt jinx, worried Maggie; and romance Just didn't seem to have a chance in this household----that is, until the younger generation of the Truitts got going. Elmer Truitt's op- portunity for a Jet ride zooming thru the heavens faster than the speed of sound didn't exactly appeal to him at all. But Gramps, and his never-ending search for those blasted teeth, came through with a rescue and all ended in a happy note. Love Is In The Air was a most delight- ful and entertaining experience for all. (The betting) Sponsors: Lukowicz Studios and The Clark Electric Cooperative ft Ralph Reese Zj % Donald Telander 4 I It E S H 1 E X Sharon 3eels Patricia Erdmanczyk LeRoy Fltzmaurice Lorita Fravert Dennis 31uhm Jerry Boe 1,'arilyn 3oock Arlyn Bruesewitz James Driscoll Priscilla Fritsch Edith Goodell DuWayne Gropp Donald Hanson Robert Heiberg Lloyd Helsten % Ardith Hendrickson Doris Hopfensoer er Rueben Kareu Frieda Oelrich Marlene Keves Marjorie Kleinschmid Jack Neldleln Eugene Klkolal Lruce Shure Ronald Toltzman Evelyn Smith Larry Shorteas And there «s •-reshrer. Initiation again with hey «earla in dre es, mekenp eo' r ,a ts. 3-7lcns end painted rail —girl dreaaed «ith ' n ir„i££ cut, ne.r set cn one side and pigtails oo the other, and torlas Sslcastes. - er faculty rarreers «ere t ith clcthln; disarranged. Second Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Play pome cowing Halloween Christmas Sixth Seventh Grade Back: Mrs. Fryer, S. Braun, R. Gunla, J. Harries, L. Stendel, J. Moen, M. Straub, D. Ertl, P, Graves Middle: K. Dletscha, Y. Cohler, C. Seldl, L. Schoolman, D. Marten, K. Engel, S. Koehler, A. O'Brien Seated: T. Valdhart, K. Grauoner, 0. Nall, V. Nledllen, E. Fravert, V. Flleschman, G. Moen, J. Grlepentrog Absent: P. Albert, R. Anderson, M. Bruesewltz, D. Johnson, R. Schoolman, E. Vanderhoof. Grade Eight Back Row: M. Muten, m. Karau, L. Morrison, J. Straub, J. Braun, M. Krueger, Middle Row; « . Peterson, E. Karau, D. Frltsch, R. Vanderhoof, H. Fleischman, 0• B©low Seated: J. Neuenfeldt, D. Schade, Mr. Sell, K. Nielson, D. Lindner Absent: C. Holterman, J. Oelrlch, F. Seefeldt, R. Freeman, E. Sternltsky. This page sponsored by Spencer Record and Dr. F. H. Koehler Back Row; S. Andrews, P. Dietschle, R. Anderson, S. Rohloff, J. Pankratz, D. Huber, C. Kobs, A. Linder, R. Krueger, S. Driscoll, D. V.ferner Middle: Mrs. Spindler, G. Dittner, S. Hopfensoerger, N, Hardrath, N. Huber, D. Stendel, C. Ertl, P. Moen On Floor: J. Muten, A. Schoolman, D. Stargardt, B. Kommer, D. Seidel, F. Hopfensperger, J. Brueswitz, 3. Kobs Absent: M. Albert, D. Anderson, D. Alfa-hi, S. Braun, B. Flink, J Harries, F. Hardrath, D. Mueller, F Newmann, J. Verch. Fourth Grade Fifth fc Sixth Grade Back: J. Vanderhoof, C. 2ngel, D. O'Brien, E. Nall, M. Oestreich, D. Schade, 3. Norum, L. Beahm, J. Kommer Middle: M. Schoolmann, M. Neidlein, A. Stendel, B. Luce, B. Picus, S. Verch, N. Flink, Mrs. Andree Seated: P. Grauoner, J. Morrow, T. Neidlein, S. Moen, D. Boock, B Karau, K. Kenyon, H. Anderson Absent: B. Copet, J. Hoffman, B. Johnson, C. Marten, C. Stargardt. Sponsored by: Spencer Home Oil Suoply and Graves Mercantile ft Back: B. Neuenfeldt, R. Wachholz D. Fleischman, G. O'Brien Middle: L. Mueller, M. Morrison, Seated: K. Cook, G. Stendel, R. Absent: S. Anderson, M. Dumler, M. Neumann, K. Wenzel, Teacher: , R. Gripentrog, J. Riepl, R. Fritsch, G. Morrow, M• Foelsch, D. Denish Engel, D. Neidlein V. Gerdes, R. Johnson, J. Kenyon, Mrs. S. Nielsen. Back Row: D. Vanderhoof, D. Norum, G. Dittman, A. Fleischman, E. Nielsen L. Fenhouse. Middle Row: Mrs. Wiedenhaupt, S. Johnson, S. Cook, J. Stendel, D. Hopfensberger, L. Stargart. On Floor: J. Graupner, M. Graves, D. Schade, P. Westfall. Absent: L. Anderson, M. Anderson, M. Dietschie, D. Fravert, J. Ingharr, W. Johnson, S. Kenyon, D. Prehen, B. Wenzel, J. Yaeger. FIRST GRADE Back: S. Braun-C. Johnson-J. Verch-D. Huber-P. Pankratz-N. Luepke-F. Jacobltz- J. Matter. Middle: D. Flink,-J. Kommer-M. Flelachman-D. Fravert-C. Nellson- I. Fuhrman-P. Colrud-N. Dletsche. Front: B. Pankratz-A. Prehn-J. Harrles- J. Zogg-Mrs. Young. Absent: B. Beaster-G. Dunler-R. Hoffman-W. Larson-D. Mar- tin-T. Matter-K. Schiro-J. Stargardt. HERE AND THERE AROUND THE SCHOOL 1. Mrs. Copet and Mrs. Verch, Hot Lunch Program 2. Mr. Kobs, Office 3. Mr. Lindner, Boiler Room U. Mr. Erdman, 2nd Hour Physics Class 5« Mr. Rlstau, 2nd Hour Typing Class 6. Faculty, 8th Hour Coffee Clutch 7. Danny Mueller, Mr. Malaney's Frosh Civics Class % This Page Sponsored by RUE BURNETT i sPENCeb r®ckets ■ LEFT TO RIGHT: Schwantes-End, Chlzek-Tackle, Luepke-Guard, Schllllnger- Quarterback, Ammons-Fullback, Frtl-Halfbick, Greenwood-Halfback, Frltsch- Center, Wels-Guard, Carpenter-Tackle, waldhart-End• The Spencer Rocketa flnlahed In third place In the 3-C Conference atandlnga thla year with a record of 2 wina, 1 tie, and 2 losaea In conference play. Score8 of all games were: Sept • 19 Spencer 0 Maryheart 6 Sept. 26 Spencer 6 Loyal 6 Oct. k Spencer 13 wlthee 0 Oct • 9 Spencer 1U Greenwood 13 Oct • 17 Spencer 12 Abbotsford 20 Oct • 2U Spencer 0 Auburndale 20 Oct. 31 Spencer 6 Burnamwood 13 Total Points: w F 51 VISITOR 7a Sponsored by: RED OWL AGENCY and SAMPSON HARDWARE 4 BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD Huber, Greenwood, Karau, Schwantes, Fritsch, Walker, Karau (kneeling), Waldhart, Seitz, M. Schlllinger, A. Schlllinger, Fitzmaurice. Opponents They Maryheart 61 «Greenwood 72 «Colby 31+ Dorchester 1+7 «Unity 1+7 Abbotsford 52 «Granton l+o Wlthee 1+9 «Loyal 1+1 «Colby 52 «Unity 37 «Greenwood 1+3 Dorchester 51 «Granton 62 «Loyal 67 Marathon 57 Maryheart bS «•conference games 67 1+1 38 71 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Greenwood 9-1 53 Unity 7-3 60 Colby 6-k 39 Loyal U-6 33 Spencer 3-7 35 Granton 1-9 38 61 I oflP INDIVIDUAL SCORING Name Games FG FT TP Schwantes 16 79 1+7 205 Waldhart 16 68 61 197 Fritsch 11+ 1+9 1+2 1U0 Seitz 11+ 29 15 73 M. Schlllinger 13 26 19 71 T. Schlllinger 10 11+ 26 5k Huber 12 12 12 36 Greenwood 5 11 7 29 Karau 5 6 6 18 Fltzmaurlce 2 1 1 3 Co-Sponsor of Page: Gamble Store BASKETBALL B SQUAD Shupe-Moen-Hlavac-Schoolman-F. Saidl-R. Seidl-Bruesewitz-Kuethe-W. Luepke- Coach Walker-Matter-N. Luepke The Spencer B Team won 7. games this season and dropped 9 scoring a total of I4.50 points to their opposition's 578. Opponents Maryheart Colby Greenwood Dorchester Unity Abbotsford Granton Withee Loyal Colby Unity Greenwood Dorchester Granton Loyal Maryheart They We 30 32 50 26 25 20 UU 3U UU 26 21 30 39 U5 27 3U 25 32 21 30 Ul 16 36 26 35 Ul 67 21 Ul 23 32 1U Co-Sponsors of Page: Wally's Bar and J. E. Tavern S CLUB Back: Eddie C.-Allan S.-Jlm K.-Ronald T.-Marvin S.-Donnie G. Middle: Jim H.-Vernal W.-Tony S.-Herman M.-Clarence E.-Ernie M.-Ronald H.--Seated: Donald L.-Larry F.-Neal W.-Coach Walker Hill S.-Bill C.-Frank L. CHEERLEADERS: Vernlce Cramer, Carol Rolling, Barbara Voelker, Sue Graves, Jane Andrews, Janice Nielson PAGE SPONSORS: Jensen Motors and Gateway Lumber Company Back Row: L. Helsten, D. Bhlum, J. Karau, J. Driscoll, R. Toltzman, D. Krassalt, M. Kobs, D. Melander, M. Wayda. Middle Row: V. Schoolman, L. Fitzmaurlce, D. Gropp, D. Mueller, L. Boland, D. Lawrence, C. Brtl, R. Heiberg, F. Seidl, J. Meacham. First Row: D. Matter, J, Hlavac, L. Shortess, B. Cherney, A. Bruesewitz, V. Moen, N. Luepke, E. Beechler, J, Wel3. Seated: E. Chlzek, V. Weis, G. Beaster, D. Luepke. FORENSI CS Back Row: F. Seidl, R. Toltzman, P. Luepke, H. Bruesewitz, L. Andree. J. Kohler. Front Row: J. Jensen, B. Carpenter, Mrs. Zogg, J. Andrews, M. Neubauer Sponsored by: FARMER'S COOPERATIVE Back: R. Flelschman, S. Graves, B. Voelker, D. Chlzek, M. Kobs, H. Bruesevltz, F. Seefeldt, S. Allar, J. Andrews, D. Hoofensoerger, J. Meacham. Middle; E. Krueger, M. Neubauer, L. Andree, H. Krueger, H. Karau, S. Kobs, N. Velster, J. Vanderhoof, A. Shelley, G. Ringquist, L. Stoneburg. Seated: M. Schofield, C. Hopfensperger, J, Helsten, V. Neubauer, J. Dlttman, G. Rlndfleisch, C. Rolling. GLEE CLUB 1 «J r . 7  1 i _ Back: Ardith-Vernlce-Gertie-Glorla-Carol-Janice-Dorothy- . ean-Cora-Lucllle--Middle : D. A. Kobs-Jean-Edlth-Prlscllla Marilyn-Jane-Myrna-Nancy-Loulso-Sue—Front: Janlce-Shirley Marlene-Loretta-Mary-Doris-Carol-Shirley. l vV vl , x , vW xl , si . A s , , .V, V 1 1 '• u! rtf Feuding Soaring Rocket Going home Janie and Santa Larry Fritsch Doing homework? Mrs. Zogg Pretty as a picture Posing?? Janice D. D. A. Kobs-E. Krueger I. Jensen, L. Carpenter, S. Graves, B. Voelker, A. Hendrikson, J. Dittman, S. Seitz C. Hopfensperger M Neidlein, P. Graves, J. Straub, D. Chizek, J. Meacham, J. DeSanto, E. Seefeldt, M. Boock, P. Edrmanczyk, R. Pleischman, D. Hopfensperger, M. Kobs, K. D etsche J, Luepke, J. Helsten, L. Pi tz iaurice, M. Keyes, H. Nickolai, E. Goodell, P. Pritsch J. Nielson, E. Messer This page sponsored by: Spencer State Bank and Dairy Belt Cheese Company 7th Hour Refugee Carol i Lucille Busy Bodies Our Bill Sonja Thea I ' lone S l AI' 8 Shirley Standing: Jane A.-Bill S.-Neal W.-Blll C.- Shirley A.-Prank L. Eddie C.-Ernie M.-Myrna S.--Seated: Elaine K.-Barbara V.-Leon B. Janice N.-Elda S.-Lilas S. (absent: Dorthy D.-J. Malaney, adv.) ECHOETTE STAFF I Janet Vanderhoof-Rlta Fleischman-Helen Nikolai-Myrna Neub verl Nancy Welster-Shlrley Kobs-J. Zogg-Marion Kobs-Janice Dittman| o Trio Family Feud Santa's Helper Chums Xmaa Skit You tell that to all the girls. Cook's Helper Illustrious Chowhounds Buddies Lovers??? Student??? urn: nr isi On this page, and on preceding pages of this yearbook, appear the names of those who helped make this record of the year's activities possible. May ue again say Thanks to all for their fine cooperation. The Senior Class of 1953 sincerely appreciates the excellent cooperation displayed by the businessmen of our community. BEAUTY SHOP DR. H. T. CALL AH AM CHARLIE'S SHOE SHOP MR. and MRS. E. DITTNER P J SALES and SERVICE GARY'S CAPE HUBER'S BARBER SHOP H. R. HERMANSON HI-WAY CAFE INGHAM PUR FARM MORIN'S RECREATION HALL PICUS SUPER MARKET SCHULZ GROCERY LOCKER SERVICE SEITZ'S BAR SISMER'S BARBER SHOP SPENCER CAFE SPENCER BODY SHOP TREMMELS MACHINE SHOP 0. W. TRINDAL MARSHFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE