Spring Green High School - Emerald Yearbook (Spring Green, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

meraJd 1 1 1 1 I Edited by ihe class or mi Spring Green High School 5pri nj Green, Wisconsin i ! I I Our Director We f ie senior class «f mi do hereby dedicate our HS Emerald to Bill” Johnson, ou.r competent band director v V ADMINISTRATION 9 9 acu The Best Things In Life I are Free _______________ Bashful� � n I Don t Want to Set the World on Fire” 19 imonds Are a Girl' Best Friend” i I I t � I I .1 There 11 be a Hot Time in the Old Town Toni te I Guess 1 11 Have To Dream the Rest Jji,-M ' There’s Been a hanre In Me Let the Pest of the World Go B-’ 'M 21 1 N fl I f I'm In The Kiddle of a Elddle Remember Me Let's look Into our crystal ball and see what the seniors of 1951 are doing ten years from now..... Larry B ndl Is stationed at the army base in Camp Carson, Colorado. Catherine Carmody Is keeping house for her hubby on a farm near Hillpoint. Harland Smith Is married to Beatrice Jensen and Is operating a farm In Little Bear Creek, formerly owned by his dad. Lila Julson and her husband and family Just bought the Hally Inn last week. TED and AL's orchestra Is No. 1 throughout the land. Ted and A1 ov:e all the credit to their helpful wives who are clarinet and bass drum players. Marian Ederer is married and has twins and lives on a farm on the North-East side of Plain. Mary Alice Dwyer has a permanent secretarial position In Apple Cider Vinegar Inc., Loretto, Wisconsin. Audrey Tennant also has a secretarial position in Prairie du Chien. Lila Stoddard has a secretarial position In a Madison business firm. Josephine Thull Is bookkee erand housekeeper for the Ruetten Cheese Factory In Ridgeway. Through ner great oratory experience, Loraine Bohnsack greatly In- fluenced the women of Uni ted States, and became President at the last election. Her husband, Roger, was promoted to be head of the Agriculture Department. Dale Pletzer is married to Barbra Larson and is operating a farm In Wyoming Valley. Pat McKune and Alan Luther have a partnership business in the tavern, bowling alley, and dance hall in Plain. Elolse Radel Is busy tending bar for her husband, Bill, in a tavern (Oily's) in Spring Green. Through marriage, Helen Metcalf now holds a part- nership In John Deere Implements. Jean Longseth is the head of the National Baby Sitters Organization. She sells compacts on the side. Lyle Dyke Is reporter for the Sports Review In the New York Times. Donna Hanson is a part time nurse and other time housewife for Warren Buckner. She has six blue eyed, blonde haired children. Delores Beck has made a career of nursing. Joyce Hopkins runs the Fine Beauty Shop on Riser Street In Chicago. Sally Hogan Is a stewardess on the New York Airlines. Jerry Reuter makes cheese box- es for the Meister Cheese rectory near Plain. Bradley Richardson and Jughead have a prosperous undertaking business. In Spring Green. You'll probably get our business Bert. Dorothy Bindl and Joanne Neuheisel are working in the home 'economics field. Joanne is married and is experimenting in her own home In Madison. 23 Lplores Beck F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Newspaper 1-2-3 Booster Club 2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Dramatics Club 1-2 Forensics 2 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Dorothy Blndl Band 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Booster Club 2-4 Newspaper 1-2-3-4 Editor 3 Girls’ Chorus 3 Pep Band 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Lawrence Blndl F. F. A 1-2-3 Band 1-2 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2 Class Officer-President 4 Lorraine Bohnsack F. H. A. 1-2 Forensics 1-2-3-4 Dramatics Club 3 Badger State 3 Annual Staff 3-4 Editor 4 Girls’ Chorus 3 Student Council 4 Treasurer 4 Physical Education 1 Saiharlns . rmody Girls’ Chorus 1 F. H A. 1-2 Physical Education 1 Annual Staff 4 Mary Alice Dwyer F. H. A. 1-2-3 Booster Club 2 Newspaper 2-3-4 Physical Education 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Lyle Drke Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Forensics 4 Marian Ederer Booster Club 1-2-3-4 Treasure 4 Dramatics 1-2-3 Forensics 1-2-3-4 President 4 Band 1-2-3-4 F. H. A.2 Newspaper 1-2-3 Class Officer-Secretary 1 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Physical Education 2 Donna Hanson Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 3-4 Newspaper 3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Dramatics Club 1-2-3 Forensics 1-34 p Booster Club 2-3-4 rresldent 2 Annual Staff 4 F. B A. 1-2-3-4 Vice President 2-3 President 4 State Officer 3 Class officer Treasurer 4 Student Council 4-Vice President .0nv hocan Band 1-2-3-4 Booster Club 2-3-4 Dramatics 1-2-3 Secretary Cheerleader 3-4 3 F.H.A. 1-2-3 Secretary 3 Newspaoer Staff 1-2-3-4 Class officer Vice President Secretary 2 Annual Staff 4 Pep Band 1-2 Physical Education 2 JrvVCQ Hooklns Dramatics Club 1-2 Forensics 1 Newspaper Staff 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band F. H. A. 2-3 Girls’ Chorus 3 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Booster Club 2 Lila Julgpn Booster Club 3 F. H. A. 1-2 Dramatics Club 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Jaan kongaqth F. H. A. 1-2 Booster C ub 3-4 Physical Education Annual Staff 4 Allan Luther F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 2 Baseball 1 flelen Metcalf 77H- A. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Forensics 2-3-4 Dramatics Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 1-2 Pat-. Mc Kune F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Gqpald Reuter F. F 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Football 3 Bradley frlchai-caon Football 1-4 manager 3 Basketball manager 4 Dramatics Club 1-2 Cheerleader 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Ted Slauaon Band 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2-3-4 President of class 1 Vice «-resident 4 narland Smith Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2 F-F.A. 1-2-3-4 Reporter 2 Vice President 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Forensics 4 Wisconsin Farmer Degree 4 Class officer President 3 Secretary 4 Prom King 3 Band 2-3 Annual Staff 4 LlTa Stoddard Booster Club 2-3-4 Dramatics Club 2-3 President 3 Forensics 1-2 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 2 Class officer Vice- Secretary 3 -president 2 Student Council 3 Audrey Tennant Band 1-2 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Booster Club 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 1-2-3 Girls' Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Secretary 4 Forensics 1 Dramatics Club 1-2 Librarian 4 Pep Club 1 Joanna Nauhelaol Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Band 1-2-3-4 Booster Club 1-2-4 Newspaper Staff 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Glrlrf Chorus 3 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Dale Pletzer F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 President 4 Homecoming King 4 Baseball 1-2 Football 1-2-3 Elolse Radel Booster Club 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 3-4 Editor 4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 4 Physical Education 1-2 Girls Chorus 3. 27 Annual Staff 4 A | nhy Therlng Band 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class officer President 2 Student Council 2 Joaaphlna Umll Band 1-2-3-4 Physical Education 1-2 Chorus 1-2 F.H.A. 4 Newspaper Staff 1-2 Student Council 4 President 4 a 33 Witt We, tne Senior Class of Spring Green High School, in the year of 1951, County of Sauk, State of Wisconsin, being in full possession of sound mind and body, take great pleasure In making our last will and testament. Delores Beckjwho is a whiz at doing bookkeep- ing, wills this ability to the future bookkeeping students. Dorothy Bindl wills her shyness to Loraine Badel. Lawrence Bindl wills his loyaltv and patriot- ism to the school as a whole. Loraine Bohnsack wills Mrs. Zlemke's English class to Fred Peck. Catherine Carmody wills her pleasant disposi- tion to Darlene Pete. Mary Alice Dwyer wills her ability to blush to Patsy Olson. Lyle Dyke wills his ability to argue to Gerald Imberg. Marian Ederer wills her ability to chew gum to Bill Johnson. Donna Hanson wills her persuasive methods to Roy Davis. Sally Hogan wills her short hair style to Pat- sy Walsh. Joyce Hopkins wills her height to Barbara Lins. Lila Julson wills her neatness to Sharon Paske. Jean Longseth wills her new compact to other lucky baby sitters. Allan Luther wills his wavy hair to Albert Bay- er. Pat McKune wills his ability to purchase cars to Donald (Stickles) Nacforiener. Helen Metcalf wills her vocabulary to Donnie (Ambrose) Richardson. Joanne Neuheisel wills her ability to go steady to Evelyn Philips. Dale Pletzer wills his class ring to Barbara Larson. Elolse Padel wills her sewing ability to any- one who will accept it. Gerald Reuter wills his lack of worries to Karen Kritz. Bradley Richardson wills his clowning to Paul (Chic) Lins. Teddy Slauson wills his cornet playing ability to Dean Runyan. Harlana Smith wills his mannerly conduct to Jackie Sorenson. Lila Stoddard wills her hearty laugh to Evelyn Ruetten. Audrey Tennant wills her liking to stay out late nights to Shirley Foye A1 Thering wills his drumming talents to Bob Schauf. Josephine Thuli wills her abiiltv to stay out of mischief to Neil Phillips. We, the Senior Class as a whole will the fol- lowing; To the freshman class, the class of 1954, we will our unsurpassed intelligence. To the soononore class, the class of 1953, we will our co-operative spirit. To the Juniors, the class of 1952, we will our unfailing Integrity and perseverance. To the student body, as a whole, we do hereby will our fond remembrances of our happy school days. We, Loraine Bohnsack, Josephine Thuli, and Helen Metcslf, have set our hands and seal hereto on this day of Februajy 5, 1951, in the year of our Lord. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as the last will and testament by the Senior Class in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and vear foresaid. Witnesses: In the fall of 1947 thirty-nine dumb-founded pupils entered Spring Green High School as freshmen. After realizing we should settle down and organize for bus- iness we elected Teddy Slauson as president, Sally Hogan as vice- president, Marian Ederer as. secretary, snd Charles Roessler as treasurer. We had Mr. Pratt and Mrs. Grant Solem as our advisors. Members who left us this first year were: Eleanor Scheideggei William Schofield, Bessie Howard, and Charles Roessler. Lloyd Watson was added to our ranks. Next year we knew a little bit more about school life. Now we were sophomores and had our chance at initiation ceremonies. It was known to be true that the freshmen didn't appreciate our humor at time. Class officers for this year were: Alphy Thering, president; Lila Stoddard, vice-president; Sally Hogan, secretary; and Beverly Miller, treasurer. Our class advisors were Mr. Clowes and Mr. Johnson. Our junior year began with the thrill of receiving our class rings. Gala plans and preparations for our all important prom followed. Our king, Harland Smith, and queen, Beatrice Jensen, led us in the grand march to the strains of our theme - ’’Moonlight sr. d Roses. Class officers for this year were: Harland Smith as presi- dent, Pat Coyle as vice-president, Lila Stoddard as secretary and Dorothy Bindl as treasurer. This term we gained Josephine Thuli and Audrey Tennant. We lost Carol Johnson, Caroline Gruber, Dorothy Farris, Anthony Url, Beverly Miller, Shirley Neefe, James Harrington, and Pat Coyle. Our advisors were Mrs. Anderholm and Mr. Rens. At last, our senior year was at hand. It Just didn't seem possible that after three years of being together, this was our last. So we organized ourselves by electing Lawrence Bindl as president, Teddy Slauson as vice-president, Harland Smith as sec- retary, and Donna Hanson as treasurer. Our class advisors were Miss Martindale and Mr. Fox. Thos? who left us this year were Larry Bindl and Patsy Weitzel. Barbara Larson and Dale Chappy Pletzer reigned as king and queen over the homecoming celebrations of 1950. In September we went to Sanchez In Madison to have our pictures taken. We were all very busy making preparations for graduation, doing heaps of homework, and ordering announcements and calling cards. Thus, our high school days draw to a close with many fond memories still lurking in our minds - fun and freindships, thrills of witnessing basketball and football games, especially when we won the championship title in basketball in February of 1951, enjoying dances, dates, and acquaintances that will never be for- gotten. 31 I JUNIORS First row L to R. P. Killer, F, eck, K. Smith, D. Richardson J, Hogan, J. Doyle Second rofr L to R. S, Foye, E. Bohnsack, S. Phillips, K. Coyle, R, Stoddard, B, Larson, M. Hudson, M. Collies, M. Raymond Third row L to R. Mr. Mueller, R. Walder C. L'mmex, E. Beck, P. Walsh, M. Mueller, V. Jorgenson, Mr. Pens, Mrs. Barrington, Fourth row L to R. H. Swartz, J. Sorenson, B. Hackl, D. Schoen-an, R. Schmid, I. Koenig, R. Knudson. J. Howell. B. Nicholson President R. Stoddard Secreta Coyle Treasurer B. Larson Flr9t row L to R. V. Roessler, M. Richardson, P, Baryenbruch, B. Jenson, D. Alt. J. Farnsworth, L. Schutz, M. Dwyer, V. Lovesee G. Larson Second row L to R. Mr. Johnson, R. Davis, H. Tennant, C. Michels, A. Gruber. L. Radel. D. Mueller, H. Gruber, M. Alt, G. Imberg, C. Haas, Mr. Clowes Third row L to R. R. Schauf, J. Leigel, D. Schauf, H. Botkins, N. Simon, A. Baryenbruch, J. Volk, J. Karkam, D. Nachreiner, P. Lins J. Thering • Secretary D. Nachreiner Treasurer A. Baryenbruch First row L to P. B. Kramer, S. Reuter, E. Fuetten, M. Rlchart S. Smith, M. Briggs, J. Thering, J. Weston, L. Duren, M. Kessnick, Second row L to R. Mr. Johnson, V. Fenner, G. Christian. L; Rinrlestetter, M. Kramer, K. Kritz, E. Lins, R. Metcalf, N. Hess, W. Sllter, Mr. Clowes Third row L to R. R. Christian, L. Luther, D. Hausladen, H. Hansen, A. Bayer, F. Brander. W. Van Slyke, D. Koller, D. Runyan 43 FRESHMEN s F rst Row L to R D. Pete, B. Lauperman, A. Koenit?, B. Lins, A. Be k. R. All rt, E. Bowell, S. Paake, S. Freder ckson, Second Row L to R Mr. Pratt, B. H-cran, 0. Brander, R. Rlnplestter, P. Slauson, N. Phillips, R. Nachre4ner, Mr. Dalton, Third Row L to R G. Banker, W. Gruber, J. Crook, B. Rwers, J. Nicholson. J. Alt, Treasurer K. Maxwell First row L to R. M. Pletzer, M. Ruetter, M. Neruhelsel, E. Thull L. Dederlch, M. Dwyer, E. Dederlch, M. Gutwller, P. Olson Second row L to R. Mr. Pratt, F. Kritz, R. Nachrelner, L. Dederlch A. Gruber, W. Crook, J. Hackle, Mr. Dalton Third row L to R. W. Harrington, P. Beck, J. McDonnell, W. Foanow, V. Schmid, W. Horklns, W. Vondron 47 ELEMENTARY HbJI in SEVENTH- EIGHTH GRADES First row L to R. L. haslow, B. Taylor, Y. Bauer, B. Urfer, B. Vondron, V. Richardson, E. Simon, J. Wahl, R. Reiser, Second row L to R. M. Grafton, J. Stoltz, D. Koller, S. Felson, R. Rueter, J. Strait, R. Jordon, R, Taylor, Mrs. Gorman, Third row L to R. R. Walls, D. Jordon, D. Larson, J. Hodgson, P. Crofton, H. Lampman, D. Banker, 51 ORGANIZATIONS • -a V e l ai IU OCIUVK. mwi ure S'« 4 • Queen and court of honor marched •S© Pt. H0B® ,,AV HOMECOMING I . NTE j Last Friday. Octobci 1ft the Homecoming Dance started at dent and faculty of S.G.H.S. cam� 9 Frl(,av lhe 13th ln the High I 'achool dressed a?, hobo . Our prl , Qym Grand March start- ‘ (pal. Mr. Fox. made a spectacular 10 o'clock. After the King and 11 fc earance In a tatt« fit, and It was 7iemke and Mrs 4 wear blue jeans r one looketl comfo grand time on hot Mrs. Harrington dale. Judge of around sch Mary Rich! and worse-dr you saw t!fr , op--n road the HomecorW.. . We can hardly to come once again School Spring Green 4-H, F.F.A. Exhibitors pour Firsts at County Fair S© Pt. •1 a few times the o� er couples ,thc Grand March. . court of honor we G Ederer, escort kson: Ruth Wa Howell; Grsf Don Holler; ed by Mark dc was turn The orches « Instruments t -’© was vet ic had HOTi?5 ‘Oo2 ®fc Pt. 7 . °Pep3.r� 0 ft. £©p t us ©t °Pif° '' ■x wbo v H -«lOj. Pl'.V |; | Reporter: ll n i .r.A Ui 1uri(Uj (V. Oct. '■ HALF TIME AT ,,arhara I .IP 4A’. the half time of the gamf „ .h . P°P '|t dl. we were entertained l� j|n _ f ™ tle pj,f Spring Green High School band tj, ? a n,2 rcf j Ud three maneuvers. First.r!U fWy l c Ifjnned an A for Arena and Queen. i,or he.r school song. Their oco„on fj Q Oct. Ss Ff „ a11 V°t7b«ii s'6 fatp n me‘ r° thpft I.m V© t it Oa 0 5 72© ©22 Four first places were won by mem- bers of the Spring Green F. F. A. and 4-H clubs when they exhibited live- stock at the Sauk County Fair held, last week in Rardheo. Mitchell Rena, high school agricul- ture instructor, announced that “a f very good group of animals was repre-' «exited at the Sauk County Fair from Green. These same animals e will again be shown at the Gre -n high school fair Octo- d 6.” He addqd that the toys very good Job on their dairy hibit. receiving a second Plc j; rQ op n 0 3t can, in Pp2 ;malion saluted Spring Green was n7.w“11 1,0,0 1 vCt. •� , [huge -S.” The climax was th u. X f°r L ° - w___ — .w- . e � 1 0 hear,� Jtlon of a heart as the Sprln tHithniTiaiTS1 band waltzed to the tune of Clow- -- ho 2© ii z.mu3t' to Call You Sweetheart, iperformance thehomocomln Then fBa Du� and Miss Mart f° ©8 d let Us queer Relde r, • « . Dqq barn « cheerle n conci C . r© bo. ©2© th in cli vo soon HOMECOMING PAHA I The homecoming parade • ed at 12:30 p.m. It was led Dale Plotter and Queen BarbaV on driven In a convertible A000 rv were followed -bv the Arena ba ?ra � their purple and white uniformi10 numerous floats. c' . The many different floats maOr- clubs or classes were as follows: 'v lor class, junior class, freshman c Booster Club. Forensics. N’ewspa Staff. 4-H. F.H A.. F.F.A.. Band M era. and Homemakers. This array of floats was followe the snappy stepping of the S.C band led by flag twlrler Do Mueller. v HONOR 8TODKYN The following student � honors and honor mention fo � • a-3 tt. n el ■ r is , ••I,,,.' '-' «1. , 2 ,v« 3°n't 2 ” £V. b it', . Aft y. PPQQ © in •JVf 22 n© � 7 air re- e 0 52 9rr Ch livestock, exhibits, the exhibit- ed tliclr winning follow: febred senior Guernsey heifer, 1 Runyan 2nd place. Harland ih 3rd place. radc yearling Holstein heifer, ank Urander 1st place. Purebred Brown Swiss Junior heif- ■. I rry Blndl 4th place. Purebred Holstein Junior bull. Dick Crfer 1st place. Purebred Holstein Junior heifer. Lyle Dyke 1st place. Purebred HoUtAln senior heifer. Kenneth Maxwell 3th place. Purebred Holstein yearling heifer, Dick Urfer 2nd place. Jim Hackl 9th place. Don Hackl 10th place. Purebred senior Holstein bull. Bob Knudson 13th place, Eugene Neu- hetsel 14th place. Byron Hackl 15th niace. -� � lar Holstein heifer. Bill Ppy •OW V ®8 � t 9 snd ' Day- � ho , r V'=0flt, nt !'5W— th0se trt OW! Feb. it you . heifer. Dick .tter 7lh place. to be scho tr o nP? ol ©27J©; t©y. ’edsl .5'1' 00 , J ipecia CafJ2 ■ h-- JUt th Whe Hchn. U ,0n e Eu«°no NoU‘ if oTto ; °b2idP � Strait 14th . mr «■ cl ns „Tn 15th place. , Frank Brander •' .u, pu«. ‘vte,0° o 9c orri,n Port nt ,na boar- Duane «fe „ .to e ho°2 tZnZnlnff (o ’-X !7 Llo,..2nd °g to n oeor • Valery Lina «th ;th place. n; VaX 2 «0 5 e� tlne' 2 23 9x«in 3! '© 5 t© ti 272© in and ila “r behav. 1 W pl ce. Delbert flit. Frank Brander c “diCn hour ;r 1 ©n ft C 5 2 tooaJ not 2o aSh ZItheJoyn down , ” W,°° Oli e� p,r fteo h°ur 7” to 15 •' henh!?Ugh miZ bdbr rt T Smith 2nd p’i hour (o 'Ct)lldrfn( ftLas . Ato.nlarer ta2 ,3 TcnMfivc Pr am • • to - For Concert Civen Teac ,eC,COmk VaAfi Cev T 0'� fourkanglcd Banncr; Marines) J r°n «nd ?ind«le w'1 Braun erry Chrl,tmM Overture?] °r w-ii “ r h ” • Bftt'pK Drummin- -Round the nt «ue • d07o„ fti- -andi'by drum qulntot: Sue Heb-‘ •chers a 2e«c , Richardson. A1 Thering. Leo 'China gilt. Duane ’ace. « ©. va ° j� CI0 5 h c®ti on. Afa C 5 6 End Ppe ■ a© t©y� a or Unnr ie i made good grades during th . week period. High honor stt ceived straight A report ca roll students received half Ms , 11 grades, and all B-avcra rCh liad grades which avlrag B. Nine pc-r cent of the s is on the honor roll and received B averages. Th 2$ per cent. High honors went to senior; Barbara Larson genson. Juniors; and •sophomore. On the honor roll I 1 7 9Ca ion ralnc Bohnsack. Marl 2 P na Hanson. Helen M j Neuheisel: Junior J1 - mores Beatrice Jem Q p Veronica Roessler. Josephine Thcrln 4D Ust Ol5 Entma Thuli. • Students with I 4hj,f 3t r, lors Delores B« 2 2 « '°0 e Mary Alice Dw; c� 5i C f land Smith ami nPt t2 '0 h _ “ “ “ -■ 18 a0cai,. v© )© ©. nd? To dP j e y© « 3; t©a 212 0 bt op 5PP2 h© p© ® v© 7ou hnson announces the follow- ive program for the Com-, od Concert which will be ev w r©st ©Pjr bg Party '°2d H1 | J AWlcfa «ex O Jtf ©P B2 0j� bo th© 2 «ip that °k®d. ab (tJ� e r. n °R o the' TZ • public Iflrl ©� ° cb ©St Bill Nicholson omores Lauref berg. Mary W Afa mer. Grace a Nachrelner. 2? 29 Af, Cl up© y 32 Alt. James V Nicky Simo' ami freshm ell. Ev«lyr. Dwyer. James HacK.. heisel. Darlene Pete. Rober, . «5 'UP© ©di Band Mothers Elect u© tf« Ettib Oo 2 222 ‘°22 «Pp, ,Hfb Pa U©?9 215 ?o apPHaa 5tay, ahaky. ?• her K - n-v and '■ 8. r e cou . ’r ntx� ti‘ new 255- • irch; Challenger Overture; EDITORI M Six weeks of school have pas T (P the study halls are still Just as as they were the first week of . What’s the matter with every- you still think it’s summer va- Remember, an education Is you can attain only through gnt to talk once In awhile, ask for permission from y. op� «©82 % 2 Larry Bill Schauf. secretary Schoenmann, treasurer. 'Oo� be ©p t F.H.A. H A. meeting last Thurs- Day' ‘u° «Ig ,p2dav.‘ w project was taken up. We y ot thv i.f°bruardecided to have a committee at every. Pi‘ kinjr Triff!9rch- © meeting to plan an InteresUng pro- tr Uon b°n ef� -,C. °° ar fcram oach Ume We think that by1 °Py it? Poiy Magazine sale iuj vQtr, Mrs. Frank Metcalf was el« out 0 the aludents. Marian ©p© president when the Band Mothers 1 and Helen Metcalf Wo' x ,ieP© fhflr fiP«t mpMlnif rtf tK . iraa. T CflllS frit- cal _ CcrtlfJ. . f?U's for Mies made last Tea-1 nr! 'rldav © 2) day evening Other off.cera are J Hogan received a trophv W h2j Igh school gym Iu I-arsen, vice-president; of Iftio. an,. h.‘ h he village and SnSSdtag a their first meeting of the year T k; and Mrs. prS ” 1 ” M-tcal ‘W for 'a lde ls ‘nvited. an7 1. “' bii oni,,, Sc2i°o Spring Green's 5 n� ............... 0 nay yet echo traditional Chr� � .. m carols, according to Len Heber, Lion Club official, wto said ampllfvln equipment will very likely be obtali able for a week-end of festive m I to emanate from the vicinity uni uy. Interest] • lrnnu'l.' dub's decorated tree Lexington streets 55 rsyi musl tt this we can create an club and broaden our knowl- homemaklng. Another thing that was disowned «•as the degrees ln F.H-A. Tin?.- are achieved by various mean� , and meth- ods. A yet we haven't stafrt d any definite action on thla ut wc Intend to do so in the near future. In the meetings to c«ff[� e wc will be cry busy making plans ami prepara- Ions for the F H.A. rally' which will to held some time In October, .or No- vember. . Reporter: Helen Nfetcalf. • 37 o • p First row L to P M. Hudson, K. Coyle, V. Richardson, M. Richardson M. Pletzer, M. Kessenlch, L. Duren, R. Baryenbruch, Second row L to R. S. Hogan, J. Weston, S. Frederlckson, M. Ruetten, S. Smith, R. Walker, D. Hanson, D. Blndl, J. Hopkins, B. Lins, M. Nuehelsel, V. Jorgenson, B. Nicholson, T. Slauson Third row L to R J. Thull, E. Lins, E. Simons, J. Howell, D. Jorden, K. Krltz, H. Lampmon, J. Smith, D. Mueller, M. Ederer, B. Larson, J. Therlng, J. Markham, D. Runyan, L. Haslow, R. Metcalf, H. Metcalf, R. Hotman, D. Schauff J. Nuehelsel Drummers Standing L to R S. Heber, B. Richardson, A. Therlng, B. Schauff, L. Therlng, B. Hutter, J. Schoermann M. — Forensics Mart nd8le’ U S3 N� r SacWl«er} BoVvnsacK, • v.r3. zle?VCeil K®ssenl n’ M. B«7®ond' 6. . B. to j Ho e D. Hatiso . st««alnV; ?. wn9’.if i� Bln ’ „ ?ratt, r_ netcali i K-'S„ orth. Tri-County League Southern Leaoue 195 Jensen, J. Farnsworth First row L to R L. Stoddard, S, Paske, B D. Mueller, 5. Radel, K. Coyle, S. Hogan, R. Baryenbruch, M. Ederer M. R1chart, M. Hudson, H. Metcalf, A. Kolnig. Second row L to R Mr. Dalton, B. Lins, J. Longseth, H. Gruber, D. Blndl, L. Schutz, C. Michels, E. Ruetten, M. Dwyer, D. Hanson, M. Kessenlck, J. Thering, L. Duren, M. Raymond, Mr. Clowes. Third row L to R J. Neuhelsel, M. Mueller, L. Radel, A. Gruber, D. Beck, E. Beck, A. Tennant, P. Walsh, V. Jorgenson, E. Dederlck, V. Roessler, M. Dwyer, L. Dederlck, S. Frederlckson. Annual Staff 5� ,.«■ ” • . � • V. - • 3. Student Council 60 Lcl. sSp n n First row: L. to R., B. Nicholson, J. Markham, A. Baryenbruch, J. Doyle, A. Thering Second row: L. to R., Manager! D. Richardson, Coach Mueller, J. Sorenson, N. Simons, I, Koenig, J. Hogan, B. Richardson Managers Ambrose and Bert Wq They Dodgeville H 28 49 Lone Rock T 57 31 Dodgeville T 26 58 Mazomanie H 41 24 Arena H 52 44 Black Earth T 62 54 Sauk City T 58 60 Lone Rock H 75 34 Lodi H 54 44 Sun Prairie T 45 66 V'aunakee T 43 60 Prairie du Sac H 30 47 Arena T 60 37 Black Earth H 63 42 Mazomanie T 39 53 Tournament Deforest 40 38 Lodi 52 46 Mazomanie 42 33 Sun Prairie at Lake Mills 22 61 first Row L to R D. Schauf, B. Hogan, H. Botkins, B. Schauf, G. Banker Second Row L to R J. Nicholson, D. N chrelner, K. Maxwell anna Full of leisure enior days ah Team Fight Bu3 Lovers A11 bymylones 'ootball Footers What a team Seventh grade: Child Labor Wild Muddy cute No Parking Chums blends Ho uner am ;ail to thee Touchdow Punk e] Future farmer Bright Eyes Dear Hunting Cute Hapny Women drivers jg rcn goers pi Ridge Runner Shirley nrnt School choke her' ' Wf ■houtln' L! z Them Basses 'uppy Love h IF Chums Bill' I'm a big Girl now Jerry Bo sweet Ma and Pa Mueller Who'3 hiding March wind Forward March Three Seniors 'hi A diamond? Lots of Meat (Which Ones) Barrel It Reuter ta Look Never Stud yin, Aren t Bashful Dcoopy ■ Tn-klft h TTn Your Sleeve Ohl Jugheadj i’rofe S3or Larson Port Gee- Ain't I Pretty ?? Oream Aw lTe Off to a good 3tart [Genius At Work Homework Jughead e on our way Judging Shorter skirtsA .V c M � « Carolyn Slim's Daughter Must I carry evei Once upon a Tima Hubba1 Hubba| Sprtng Feverj Is the sun toobr'rOrt? 'nock Urn Down Femember the fair of '50 V for Victory Final Instructio; Who Is The Blonde?| Iw g f' 31 n13 Coning I'p How Is This Done? 'hey Caught Me School Daze Turn Around Boys s This The Real Macoy you Do It Better? h Chanms Right Guard Left Half ADVERTISING SPONSORS We the members of the annual staff wish +o thank the Easiness men who have helped to sponsor this annual. We would appreciate. yoar patronizing the following business places. The Farmers State Bank of Spring Green A hanking service for your every need Member F.D.T.C. Sprinq Green r h on e-8 7 Plain Phone -3161 Nina. Ihc. Tfoe Economy Store The Big Small Town Store with Compl Everything you need For the entire family Vou. always Find top quality at he lowest prices ?prmg Qreen Phone (o(o Plenty of Reddy 5 e. r w o ? cl Bt oS killowdtt Power- Daydu rc - Furniture For strenytbin war- Funera Service For progress in peace — Spring ee JXohsi h Wisconsin Power and Liqbf « Company J Store pftone J.7 fas phone (o3 K r a w e r's Planabinc y Hedt i nj Frig idd ire W May tdg App iahces .5 t o r c s 3t Plain and Spring Green Phene Phone a.o?| y yrs F r,dhfilin Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance, (do. Be 'Vlisc Mutualize Spring Qreen Wisconsin Phone - 3-5 State Bank of 5pr ruj Green Es . UOO J Member of the Federal Reserve System and The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Hi ckcox Oil Co. SUIIy Gas — Oil- R inge Spring Grccrt; [JJis Phone The Dutch Kitchen Lurches Sn ndujic ie3 Ice cream - m lfs four business is appreciated Spring Green Locker Service Spr ing Qreeny Wisconsin Ren fa Lookers, Curing j Processing LetrJ Rendering hhIconic tttdfe Custom Work for Home Lot fars Phone-l o? N olden's Cafe Sar R i. Enters Prop. Dinners Sandwiches Plate Lunc hes — pj lfeds N SteaKs and C hops Phone 2-7 Sa u fCily ) WiS. I I ' I I Banlferfc ShellStation Spring Green, Wisconsin Bill °h Riclve. Spring Green, Drummer's Msrket Spring Green, Wisconsin Wisconsin Gosper's Clothing 5tor Spring Green, VIi sco ns n Farm Bureau. Spring Green, DolJys BeautyS )0P Spring Green Wisconsin Duran's Deliver Spring Green, Wisconsin 1 fiud esiooJSVe V ' 3 Gr men, Harri son's l-hfclnenj Spring Green, VI i sconsin Green Theatre Spring Green, Wisconsin U); scoy)5 h Cx am He. Sfore Sprina Green, J 97 Wisconsin Meters Garage, Spring Green, W scons n Houl dnd Noior$ fen Hofmann Spring ree n, SprincjG,teen UVsc ?ns n Kane's Servies Station iVi SCOfiS I n Spring Greer], UAs consin Louis Furniture Store OlJshiobilt Garage, Spring Green, red Scbma ztSon Wisconsin Met i n leu's Tavern r'e Printing Office Spring Greer?, Spring Green, Wisconsin RcharJson Notor Service ftdl tj Inn Spring Green, Wisconsin Wisconsin Hobson Electric Shop Spring Ycen , W scons n Smirks Shelly Seri ice Spring G reen, Wisconsin SpringQreen, ?0cj a FA e Wisconsin Schdufs Garage Spring Green, Wiscohsin Scliufs Service Station Spring Green, 99 Spring Green, Wisconsin Wi s consin ' ' ' t • L.. .Vs� a , ' i , ! - '«■I - x VLV ■ -