Stanley High School - Scroll Yearbook (Stanley, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

X ,J il il 31 if 'N i, I I s . 11 :V : ,, '5 .:. .. ,. I F- . ! :,. f' v This book is the property of MARIO A. WIGET, Publixber - CLARENCE A. GROETTUM 6: CO., Lizlmgmpben - EAU cmmua, WISCONSIN ,- - D Mlffoy' 0 'C iu , ., js- .- .- Stanley High HQ, fs, 0. afidf Barry Baker -H. ECI 7' tor A5 R Q N David Brown 4 Busmess Ma er' 49 I' N Q Ph ff-gn ,v i3 66+ PVP' lc 'H' +1 L+ c 1Smp, QI 5' We 4 ,Poll dl. -5 S . 2.3 0 N . nag O YK Xp .9 f V' Q ll o 8Plf I Vp 'fa ff S o v x - - y i '42-'59 3 ' 75 E off? ,ss W' fl- J-Q GQ 5 h 240 07- N ' .1 1- .5 ' ' ' Qauqvgzlfi ,I P ' EDM. t 1 D nib QQG: . 1. D it an 4? ' 3? Joan Soper X ll I ' HSSLSL-ant: Editgortk xl-Q-ELI STANLEY HIGH OW' pare f n and Son Night reid' ei5 W 060 Yxuffxcco TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Administration II. Classes 1. Seniors 2. juniors 3. Sophomores 4. Freshmen III. Organizations IV. Athletics 1. Foocball 2. Basketball V. Music VI. Hi-Lires 1. Prom 2. Homecoming I . . bwllte i yihngl Q 3 ULYSSES GRANT MGHR To a man who has been n friend to every one of us throughout the years, we dedicate this annual, the Scroll , ' I 0 we Noniiin Cwggjsaeg. -X 1 4 the f-xx M ' lf - M 1 1 gk, f I QW. K 1 4 I X121 AQ W , fd' ' M 6 g M . G H310 X J PN f 'The bavevn- SR 1 WSE a cguance wiUw f Q: U fn-fs 1 W.az:. . ' ' - MEZZ' ' - is A' 'mi Qmzggl . viXxng.m ' Q n.,,, - Q' -- 5 , f M5 ' I ig 4,-,. kg ..,7- ik, ' U X vf ' I X1 Q5 ,3,,, :Lin Z, ,g xi I SX Q ,f wg ,REEAA .-.,g5,r M P .X .'.. ' f' Y ' X GG . + si Q M WHL are you A doing Mr. Boyer? 1 , ff' W X W f I S ix Wls.a: 4 wr' M MR. ROY V. BOYER Superintendent Fin! Row: Miss Evelyn Anderson. Mr. Mr. Lloyd Barrows. Seroud Row: Miss Ellen Evans, Miss Mr. Arthur Gaffney. .. .K ge gli., .see-see. Vernon Horne, Mr. Marvin Fuhrman, Gertrude Flaherty, Mrs. james B6lon, Mr. Fred Schnieder 2 ,N ,. 3 . X L il P11 i - QS .X-f :..:..fT:i15. 15 .1 '- X-. wr . X A9 551 ' xt! p , SN 'Ax 5342. . ' X'-x Q. 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XNUH f UK futuzg Ru-J on Jer: An Do lt 18 xt :S vvrxtte 8 . :Nur llllll X AA -of-v its e X ss X -. . C . N .k.k .. X X X N X S X X .s . . s s - L .xl g , a:' x ' ., ., .gasses Q Y, 4, , .. . X isx 2 Q X NX A X gi. ,- X QSXQ X A - Q- QA N K s Q ,w rf.. . - . su S -.ig .- ' ANDERSON, ARLENE Reno Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 13 Sex- tette 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 25 Dramatics 2, 3, Teen Age Club 2, 3: Orange 8: Black Staff 23 School Publications 3, Glee Club 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 43 FHA 4, Prom Comm. 3, Annual Staff 4. ' BAKER, HENRY Barry Transferred from Eau Claire 23 Foot- ball 3, 43 Basketball 3, 45 Home- coming Comm. 3, 43 Octette 3, Class Officer 33 Prom Comm. 3g Prom King 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Teen Age Club 3, 43 Badger Boys State 3, Annual Editor 4. BROWN, DAVID Dare Football 15 School Publications 33 Class Officer 4, Annual 4. DAVID, CYRIL UCTH Basketball lg Miried Chorus 1, 23 Dramatics 43 Science Club 4g Foren- sics 4. FILIPIAK, ARTHUR Arf' FFA 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 1, 4g Fo- rensics 3, 4g School Publications 3g Teen Age Club 5, 43 Class Officer 45 Camera Club 43 Annual Staff 4. ANDERSON, GEORGE Football 1, 43 FFA 4g FFA Basket- ball 4. BERSETH, CAROL Birdie Cheerleader 13 Glee Club 1, 2,' 3 Class Play 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 13 Homei coming Comm. 3, 4g Art Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4. CESAFSKY, JOHN 4 rrldtkli Mixed Chorus 13 Dramatics 4 Science Club 43 Forensics 4. DUSS, DELORES FHA 1, 3, 43 Chorus 2.3 Band 33 Prom Comm. 33- Crafts 4. GIBBS, HOWARD IIF',0gJJ Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA Basketball 53 Prom Comm. 33 Football 43 Annual Staff 4. DUSS, MARVIN Duirb FFA 1, 23 Boys' Crafts 4. AUMANN, JAMES ll im!! Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 43 Prom Attendant 2, 33 Teen Age Club 2, 33 Art Club 3, 43 Prom Comm. 33 FFA 4g Annual Staff 4. BERSETH, WILLIAM llB'1ll! Football lg Speech 13 Dramatics 1, 33 Camera Club 23 Class Officer 23 Homecoming Comm. 33 Science Club 3. COONEY,, MERTON Mixed Chorus 1, 33 Prom Comm. 33 Student Council Officer 43 Home- coming Comm. 43 Science Club 43 Boys' Chorus 4g Annual Staff 4. GIBBS, MARJORIE Marge Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 13 Pep Club IQ Cheerleader 13 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Teen Age Club 2, 43 Prom Comm. 33 Prom Attendant 33 Homecoming Attendant 33 FHA 43 Sextette 43 Annual Staff 4. , - , 1 ' 3 - 1 , . wr f f, , f ,. .fgfu fr' ,wi , .. 1 , 3 ff' 'W , , ' '? ' l :ffw , ' ,, ff' ' 3 V, ' W M , ew w 9 9 Xl Q, st ex gr. ,f C GILDAY, GERALDINE Gerd Transferred from Lake View, Chi- cago 21 Glee Club 2, 3, 49 Sextette 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4,3 Home- coming Comm. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Prom Attendant 33 Prom Comm. 3: School Publications 3, Dramatics 5, 43 FHA Officer 3, 4g Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4. HEIAN, BEVERLY HBWH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 31 School Pub. 3: Pep Band 3, 43 FHA Officer 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Annual Staff 4. JACOBSON, DAVID PP dbg!! Basketball lg Cliorus 1, Football 1, 3, 45 Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, 43 Prom Comm. 33 School Publication 33 Craft Club 4, Boys' Chorus 43 Annual Stuff 4. KITZEROW, EILEEN FHA 1, Pep Club lg Dramatics 1, 2, Girls Ag. 4, Mixed Chorus 4. KUEI-INI, MARION FHA 1, 3, 43 Chorus 2, Band 5 Prom Comm 33 Girls Crafts 4 Dramatics 4, Forensics 4. GORKA, EUGENE Transferred from Auusta 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Male Chorus 4. HENNEMAN, HERMAN . Iffi nil FFA 1, 2, 3: Class, Officer 2, Home- coming Comm. 2, School Publica- tions 3, Science Club 4, Dramatics 4, Forensics 4. JORDAN, WILLIAM flBilll! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Dramatics 1, 3, Homecoming At- tendant 4, Student Council 4. KNAR, JOHN lljdl-Eli Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Dramatics 3, Prom Attendant 3, Prom Comm. 3, Homecoming Comm. 4, School Pub. 3. LAUER,, MARLENE Pep Club 1, Dramatics 1, 2, Girls Ag. 4, Mixed Chorus 4. HATFIELD, MARTIN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, FFA Basketball 4. HULS, MARGARET Pfpe IJ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drimatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, FHA 1, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2, 4, Pep Band 2, Octette 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Prom Queen 3, School Pub. 3, Annual Stuff 4. KIENHOLZ, GALE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3. KORNFSCZUK, ANNE Squirt Mixed Chorus 1, Pup Club I, FHA 1, 4, Drnmaitics 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glec Club 2, 3, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, School Pub. 3, Prom Comm. 3. LEJA, JEANINE Jeanie Chorus 1, FHA 2, 3, Art 4, Dra- matics 4, Forensics 4. 13 wx -5-in .: .K V51 K kkkk :XM SX--5 , fe., N gf f X - -. - Sv . 3 3369 JX. 1 -- . X -X . i - fig - it I 1 ' .z - A 1 S XRXXXNQX -- i if . K X - X - 1 N I.. 1 , I - - . .. 1 F3 e. f ? .Q5f f A 3 XS' F . X . - . - X X :- g S E WX? X X Q F ' X XX. X Q3 N ix P N X X Ne, X X X Q X X fx X X X X . X x . ...,,,,.1 , .N.. Www- u 1 Q le ' Nuo-1-fe vw. . XX S .. XX- 1. s ' ' is 15+ . X Q I LODAHL, GLORIA 94T0ry!l Mixed Chorus 1, Pep Club 13 Cheer- leader 13 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Sextette 1, 2, 33 Forensic 23 Teen Age Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 School Pub. 3, Prom Comm. 35 Annual Staff 4. MANIER, ORVILLE Football 1, 2, 3, 4g,FFA 1, 3, 4. IMOLLING, GERALD Hlerr-yi' Dramatics 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Octette 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 3. 45 Homecoming Comm. 1, 3, 4, Prom Commp 35 Prom Attendant 33 Class Officer 3, Homecoming King 4, Annual Staff 4. OLOCKI, MARY ANN A'lfly7IIeu ' Pep Club 13 FHA 1, 3, 43 Band 23 Prom Comm. 5g Dramatics 43 Science Club 45 Homecoming Comm. 4, Teen Age Club 4. PIOTROWSKI, GEORGE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA Basketball 43 Male Chorus 4. -l LONG, ARNOLD Arnie Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 25 Prom Comm. 33 Science Club 4. MATERA, ELSIE Transferred from Cadott 25 Science Club 4, FHA 4. NAAS, RICHARD Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Homecoming Comm. 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. PETERSON, GERALD Buddy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 35 Annual Staff 4. REPPE, ROBERT ngreen Football 1, Craft Club 4, Camera. Club 4. LONG, THOMAS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Teen Age Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3, Home- coming Comm. 3, 43 Boys Chorus 2, 3. MITCHELL, DUANE FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys Crafts 4. OMEIG, FRANK Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. PINSCH, MARY Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Scxtcttc 1, 2, 3, Pep Club lg Teen Age Club 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, 43 Glec Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 33 FHA 4. ROBERTS, CHARLES H. Cl111rk Annual Staff 4. 15 FFA 1, Band 1, 23 School Pub. 3, .. XWXgXf3xf-ifgxff XM 'X 'QQ . Q. , .. ..L,x X. c .gk 1 . N c: 'V' S .. . .-,X-is--.X-CS-no - . 51 -- .IIIA . ..XAA QXQ so - X . X A gi X t X . XS ' 'S ss X N X J' S Q' It Nm.. X X X X .. . X X... ... - X XXX -gr Q1- X. 1 ' ' - . .. X. Q . X X..X..s, X if E: Y Q5 E1 if ,um X. . XXX X X .- Q. we E-- 1 . N. .. .. .. NWN. l ..... X X.. w. SEIDLING, DOROTHY ANN Darn Transferred from McDonnell 35 School Pub. 3g Orange 8: Black Staff 35 Forensics 5, 43 Dramatics 43 Annual Staff 4. SNEEN, JAMES Prom Comm. 33 School Pub. 3g Homecoming Comm. 4, Science Club 4g Annual Staff 4. svoMA, JOAN L. spew We of Drumattics 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1g Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Sextette 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 53 Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Class Officer 3, Prom Comm. 35 Prom Attendant 3, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 School Pub. 3, FHA 45 Orchestra 4. TANNLER, LAVONNE V0m1ie ' fNot Picturedj Transferred from Cnclott 35 Mixed Chorus 33 Art Club 3, 43 FHA 5, 4g Teen Age Club 4g Science Club 4. WILES, THOMAS Tum Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 4, FFA Basket- balll 4. SMITH, MARY LEE Lee Lee Prom Comm. 33 Girl's Crafts 4, FHA 4. SOPER, JOAN Dodi Pep Club 1, Band 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensicsl, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 33 Octette 3: Sextette 2, 4, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Attendant 3, Prom Comm. 33 School Pub. 39 FHA 4, Annual Staff 4. SWATZINA, CHARLENE S walzie Transferred from Augusta 3, Band 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 33 FHA Officer 3, 4, School Pub. 3, Prom Comm. 33 Homecoming Comm. 3, 4. WAGNER, LA VERNE IIT ,JI FFA 1, 3, 4g FFAoOlficer 3, 4, FFA Basketball 4. ZIMMERMAN, DONNA MAE Pep Club IQ FHA 1, 3, 4, Teen Age Club 43 Science Club 4. SMITH, CAROL Smirty Class Officer 1, Pep Club 13 Home- coming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3g'Prom Attendant 3, Glee Club 2, 3: Octette 3, Sextette 2, 45 Teen Age Club 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, FHA 4, Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4. SORENSON, HANS L. Hamom Boy's Crafts 4. ,W SWATZI A, JOAN B. - Swa!zie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club lg FHA 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Teen Age Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3: Homecoming Comm. 4, Orchestra 4. WEBBER, ROBERT lIB0bll Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 23 Teen Age Club 2, 33 Prom Comm. 3, Publications 3: Camera Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. 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Hermildn Goetll, Leonard Gutowski, Gladys Heian, Romilda Heiting, Karen Henderson, Bob Jakubowicz, Carol junker Valva Karlen, Lorraine Kiraly, Dick Knar, joan Kosar, Darwin Krall, Dick Krueger, Emmet iKyle. Maureen I.aBlanc, Betty LaMarche, janet Lauer, Allan Long, Joan Lund, Shirley Lund, Elsworth McCartny. - Virginia Markowski, Evelyn Mason, Lavaune Matthiesen, Norbert Micke, Marian Miland, Kirk Milligan, Frank Mohr. X x ntllal- ff A J 4-so --E11 Xi.. - --- 4. K XK s . f x K ' X- JX K N X XX -at '- r ' .. R S K s . N 5 .J , N . svghygr? sk - L.- az K - 5- - X X- -.-XJ ' X X N 'J' G xk - . K .K Kw...R-r LL-LL , , KKK t. XK .X -K '..L K 5 1 ' 'N X .Eff X i 2 N Q X X w 1 x XX 3 QX ff XX X Xa i , .q R' i ' ' It . i, x19 Ka Liam 5,0 K N K K. 5. ' X . 'X 5+ Qkik S Q Q : QX N X is MKS X VT - :gt KW. X gs! K - XNSLSXQK O K 1 i -Lx 2:5 N wg -' Q-,,, Y XXQSQ KKK..KK. .K K . ' In s f .tg 1 Se .X . Y , Y, -.. N ' X3 XX 2' XXX S N A as NX 3 SX 'NOX X is X 5 X go S S X X X X is - X E SKK 1 159- S X . X X X -Xa XX sn -R :..XX-SX. X- S K Q Xxx Q . V Q . X A K 1 L se its Q NQ i , Kf. s 1 ' T Sy is .Y-Q3 . .ZF S A ' .. -. - K ::g2:,K.XX K Na . Xi - . me S2531-X f . 1 K A X .K X '1 if Q' 'P'1W '-fl'3 X , f r -- Q XX - v S' SS K . Q.. if x ' uk'-.as K ' f ' ' J K r r i X if - X . X Q X . X. X -e K S X. me-X AXX . KK gK?sbisKfX.. X . XJNXQX- X ., .fa N K,X : egg ' fs sw, . ,ea we X L.. Q 'Grier .K it X 1 X X Y NX Xt ft ' N X1 ' N R: X ,N X is K X Arlys Mulnix, Carl Nelson, Ruby Novak, Stella Olocki, Ardcll Opheim, Mayland Piotrowski, Walter Piotrowski. Sevryn Plombon, Donald Plummer, Beverlie Ponick, Robert Potter, Lucille Pozdell, Laverne Raether, Glen Rassmussen Frank Rominski, Carolyn Samuelson, Jeri Seidling, Marlene Shilrs, Melvin Shilts,-Frances Smigla, Gary Smith. . Mike Smoczyk, Lavonne Spath, Neldaray Stangret, jo an Steinmetz, Marilyn Swanson, Nancy Thorpe, Milton Timlin Leona Tubbs, Harriet XVald, Marvin Wald, Edward Walters, Fred Walters, Lillian Walters, Donald Wellsandt. Ronald Wellsandt, Bill Wesmby, jerry Wiles, Pat Wincctk, Fred Wisnewski, Gerald Witt, Artis Wry. Linda Zais. No!-pirlured: Roger Ciolkosz, Mary Drace, Lawrence Duss, Wanda Skrypinski. Row Row Row Ro uf Ro Zlf' Row L . yr X R X E653 A -. 1. ire, 2' X X XX X Q X X XX s --X.: XTX? .N -A I V , ,A Y . . ,: X.,.:, . ,X X 3, wmv X ,., , , -Q V. -, XX ' .- ::z:..,:5:. K ,,,, . . X K K -W X Ng: X XX is fm X 'X X fl ie- a X X XRX ss X -X fa X S5 we XX -. ' Q x ss X X X , ,Q M 1 , I 1 N w f ZW WY fa Y J Z Zjyffw X X -XX .. XQQQXXX , J X .X -XX WTP' 5.32: X-Q ' o or -X X l S XX X X ,X -xxx o X X Q Z 3 XX X N S f :X f - X ff X XXX , X ,XM S X X xx X, X X QX X S . A. r. r A 1 X ii X gg W .X r , XNXX XXQ NX X we ' X ,..5:N, :?:E.,g,E::b. PI. X .. F 1. .r - -X XX we XX wr M M N X XX XXXX WWF I X- 3 . , FRESHME Delores Anderson, Roger Anderson, Duane Beaudot, Pa ul Blanchette, Connie Broberg, Donna Brothen, Alfred Ciolkosz john Derks, Charles Dircks, Shirley Eppers, Shirley Eslinger, Leon Etten, Shirley Gadke, Diane Gibbs. Lavern Gibbs, Annette Gorka, Bill Grabon, Lulla Belle Grindle, Glen Gruber, Lavern Gruber, Barbara Gubeli. james Gukenberg, Hugh Hayes, Melva Henkins, Frank Holub, Mary Huus, Dorothy jakubowicz, Diane Jcssick. jack johnson, Rose Kornesczuk, Shirley Kosar, Ted Koss, Margie Krueger, Vernon Krupa, Lois Jane Lee. Corrine Leia, David Lewallen, Carole Lodahl, Russel Luebstorf, John Mason, Sharon Maves, Marvin Meeker. 25 l ,em . ,XX X, z bw xi , f .- wg, , . .vw as X X si X Q ' XX X l X Q9 5 X ls - XXX FX XXX X , .X,.fi. VN E X QM . NX I ek QQ XX KXXQ l XQ MX , X XA X. 2 ' '33 i sl .. X ,.-., - .XXX ra. .x . gqez.. .X K -:ze L X Rx X X ef Q X iw RN ESQ fl XXX XXX fbi: X RX, NLXX... . 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' f Q X- as - ., .kk. 1 X. h E- ji lgx l r--if ' E Ist f X 5 'M X, XX- X XXXXX 35 -,nw-1..r ' X. . 5 Xiflli- ,QX 'X .X , SRX X? X X lk, SX ls E R X .X XX X XX XX XX 'Q K X X1 gwg X X X9 X2 Q ' X X? Martha Meyer, Beatrice Meyers, Eileen Miller, Sandra Milligan, Patty Mohr, Grace Mahr, Delores Novak. Carl Oemig, Bill Plombon, Joyce Polinske, Ed Ragatz, Bill Reit, Neil Richards, Gordon Rolland. Jeanine Schesel, Louis Schumacher, Alice Seichter, Donna Seufzer, Mike Skrypinski, Stephen Slowiak, Lorraine Smoczyk. me X X X IP. Q ESQXXX ' -. . X X... . 5 ' X . - A QQ' F- . fX, 1, X XX. , :N X X... me . . - 1, - - WEA E S E 3 SA X... . l K X s. 5 XXX ., M XQXX ia- 1 Q ul X ie XX . T- SX : 1 lr' 5 1 S , ., E an ii' .A .. . -X5 . . . .X XX ' 1:22. -.MW . 5 ' K 1:.3X.3 .. . hw.-.X K X N MX -- X - Q .. gl Q- X XQ 5 ,sf Q 1 X at 5 wp' ' N' - I 5 l ' ' A 'D ' 2. Xlrl .li '. X Xifwaf : ' 4 S we ew 4 X ge i ii? 1. ll , X-X . rag M , i 3X . 41,3 ,A X J ,-A jack Srreen, Gretchen Solie, Beverly Sonnentag, Cleone Spath, Delores Stangret, Terry Stewart, Patricia Stlrttgen. Ed Swatzina, Arvalee Swim, Larry Thompson, Gertrude Tomkoviak, Duane Van Ert, Don Vfagner, Walter Wartolec. Martha Waslewski, Donald White, Gordon Wilbur, Leona Wilbur, jean Wincek, Robert Wirtli, Violet Witkus. Ronald Witt, James Zenner. Not pir.1ured.' Ronald Ciolkosz, Grace Mahr, james Shakal, Lawrence Shakal. l X 52,4 M-li., FRESHMAN OFFICERS Prerident - Frank Holub Vice-Pferident - john Johnson Secretary - Marjouie Krueger Treafurer - Beatrice Meyers abou JUNIOR OFHCERS Prefiderzt - George Theirl Vice-Pfexideru - Gail Brixndsness Secrelary - Shirley Soper Treaauref - Pamela Jankoski bl!-W SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 'ak Prexident - Gerald Witt Vice-Preyidenl - Dick Knar Secretary - Marjorie Broeren Trefuurer - Geri Seiclling 5 B 1 1 f sa Q E E i Q z 3 26 0'1fW2f,,L,,,,, TUDE T COUNCIL L. to R.: Merton Cooney, Bill Jordan, Bev Heian, Dido Overgard, Betty Halmstad, Sandra Milligan, Gretchen Solie, Marion Miland, Karen Henderson, Richard Krueger, Diane Gibbs, Lois Meyer. A new type of Student Government has been organ- ized this year in what is known as the Student Coun- cil. The Council consists of three members from each class which meets regularly twice a week. The of- ficers of the council are as follows: President, Bill jordan, Vice-President, Merton Cooney, Secretary, Dido Overgardg and Treasurer, Lois Meyer. Other members are: Arlene Anderson, Betty Halmstad, Sandy Milligan, Gretchen Solie, Marion Miland, Karen Henderson, Dick Krueger, and Diane Gibbs. The Council has quite a list of accomplishments for the school year. They had charge of Homecoming events, the Red Cross Drive, the March of Dimes, and the calendar for concessions after basketball games. The Council also suggested policies for ab- sence and tardiness, made up the Award Day pro- gram, and selected lyceum numbers for the school year 52 and 55 . The installation of the members for the Council was the first of its kind. We hope for more of this. Con- gratulations to the Student Council. Q T f X X i Q 'Q S From Rowy D. Draeger, I. Webber, R. Meeker, C. Bach, L. Poz- dell, M. Swanson, P. Curtis, E. Matera, Y. Wald, V. Karlen. Second Rowf J. Hagen, F. Smigla, M. Smith, D. Duss, -P. Stuttgen, C. Samuelson, M. LaBlanc, M. Pinsch, G. Lodahl, C. Leja M. Elliott. g Third Rowg Miss Perman, B. Lengyel, S. Christenson, C. Cooney, L. Bruzan, D. Etten, C. Swatzina, D. Hanold, S. Soper, P. Jan- kowski, G. Gilday, C. Smith. Q Bark Row,' V. Slowiak, N. Thorpe, R. Novak, J. Svoma, E. Catt J. Westaby, G. Tomkoviak, M. Kuehni, J. Swatzina, A. An: 5 The FHA, Future Homemakers of America, is a club which has existed for a number of years in this high school. With Miss Perman, as advisor, the first meeting was held in Sep- tember at which time initiation for new members was held. The officers were chosen as follows: President, Bev Heiang Vice-President, Pam jankoskig Secretary, Nancy Thorpe: Treasurer, Joan Svomag Historian, Lois Meyer, Editor, Bet- ty Halmstadg Parliamentarian, Delores Draeger. Special events were going on all the time throughout the year. Last October, about thirty-five FHA members traveled to Bloomer to take part in the District Rally. Stanley had sev- eral participants. Nancy Thorpe, who was Stanley's repre- sentative at the State Convention last year, gave a short re- port. FHA week in November was celebrated with displays, clean-up days, a good grooming day, and several other ac- tivities. Christmas vacation saw a group of girls attending a slumber party in the gym. A chili lunch was served and breakfast to the early risers. Some of the girls participated in the State Demonstration Contest which was held March 4 and the District March 11. The final program of the year consisted of awards to outstanding members, parents' re- ception, and style review. The 1952 State Convention will again be held in June at Green Lake. Much success to you in the future. F. F. A. derson, B. Heian, L. Meyer. The acceptance 'of additional duties and responsibilities is nearly always associated with growing up and maturity. This is true of organizations as well as people as they be- come of age. Our FFA shows a growing and progressive participation in group activities, limited in scope and size while as a young chapter to a gradual expansion to a more grown up type of group action program now that we are in our early twenties , Although the Stanley chapter has for a long time had successful young farm people emerge from its membership, these later years have included the greater number of such young farm leaders as part of its harvest. This indicates a pattern of progress which shows the gradual growing up of our FFA program of work. Given opportunity it is interesting to note how wisely the stu- dents with officers from this group act in such a completely grown up manner. The harvest is the excellent leadership found in agriculture through the FFA chapter. Front Rowg J. Aumann, L. Wagner, G. Keinholz, M. Hatfield, H. Gibbs, E. Gorka, O. Manier, L. Lockhart, D. VanErt. Second Row: Mr. Horne, S. Slowiak, L. Thompson, L. Cesafsky, E. Gorka, R. Cotts, J. Stangret, T. Wiles, G. Anderson, C. Jandrt, D. Bruha, E. Kyle, L. Duss, F. Mohr, R. Wirth, J. Derks, B. Luebstorf. Bm-le Row,' F. Posda, D. Mitchell, A. Isenberger, C. Aumann, J. Wiles, L. Gruber, W. Piotrowski, G. Bruzan, J. Shakal, P. Blanchette, F. Oemig, R. Luebstorf, G. Piotrowski. 29 4-H Il!!! Front Row: J. Gibbs, M. Henkins, D. Owens, B. Miller, I. Miller. Bark Rowg L. Spath, C. Eslinger, L. Zais, L. Lee, Miss Anderson. Not Pictured, J. Steinmetz, A. Gruber. The 4-H is a club which has been organized the second semester. The officers are as fol- lows: President, Jeanette Gibbs, Vice Pres- ident, Bonnie Millerg Secretary, Corrine Es- linger, Treasurer, Lavonne Spathg and ad- visor, Miss Anderson. The purpose of this club is to learn more about 4-H club work and what it stands for. Our main goal is Junior Leadership. We have worked on odd jobs to help out other organizations. Mr. Goodspeed and his Science Club have been busy this last year trying to organize something worth while for the future years. In his club he does unusual work such as taxidermy, Semaphore Code, and fascina- ting experiments. The officers are as follows: George Theirl. President, Duane Beaudot, Vice President: and Dick Knar, Secretary-Treasurer. ' These girls take girls' agriculture with Mr. Horn as their instructor. SCIENCE CLUB Front Rou',' G. Theirl, J. Pederson, G. Anderson, R, Wellsandt, C. Nelson, G. Rasmussen, D. Wellsandt. Bark Row: D. Brown, F. Oemig, J. Henneman, K. Milligan, D. Bcaudot, J. Ragatz, D. Knar, D. Krall. RT CLUB Front Rowf Miss Evans, J. Leia, C. Berseth, G. Heian, M. Was- lewski, S. Maves, S. Eppers. Second Raw: R. Eslinger, D. Lewallen, P. Blanchette, S. Bro- berg, Y. Tannler, A. Gorka, F. Walters, G. Rolland, F. Rominski. Back Rowf Mr. Robinson, B. Reit, D. Wagner, R. Cotts, C. Tubbs, C. Broberg, G. Witt, D. Plummer. M. Horgon, M. Skrypinski. The students who are interested in newspaper work have a chance to display their talents here in Stanley High School. The group meets twice a week during the activity hour. A space in the Stanley Republican is reserved for them each week. The column is written by. students and it includes articles on sports, in- dividual students and affairs going on within the school. , The people who hold office are: Editor, Donna Mae Etten, Assistant Editor, Betty Milandg Feature Writers, Jeri Seidling, Bette Fagan, and Marge Broereng Student Council Reporter, Marion Miland. The 1951 - 52 Art Club has accomplishedta number of things with the aid of Miss Evans and Bert Robinson. This year the club has in- creased to. a number of 29 strong. Our work has been varied and interesting to those par- taking. It includes poster layout, lettering, per- spective, plaster molding, painring figurines, portrait drawing, soap carving, and original designing of plates and shelves. With all this, we were acquainted in the course of our work, with pastels, charcoal, water paint, glaze, and lettering pens and brushes. It wasn't all work for we also had a lot of fun. We hope to see many new members with us next year who will also be able to enjoy the benefits the Art Club can give. The art class at work. f - NEWS PUBLICATIONS t MV 31 Front Rowg Bette Fagan and Betty Miland. Back Rowf Marjorie Broeren and Donna Etten. CAMERA CLUB Front Raw,' M. Wald, G. Smith, B. Plombon. Middle Row: G. Gruber, W. Wartolec, V. Krupa, J. Zenner. The Stanley Ca.mera Club was begun a year ago under the direction of Mr. Noel Cummins who has given much time, effort and material to make the project effective. There were many reasons for such an organi- zation. Students wanted to learn what a good picture was, they wanted to be able to handle a camera, and they needed to know how to develop filtns. This is a list of some of our projects: building a darkroom, and learning how to take and de- velop pictures. Some accomplishments are: the darkroom is built - - we have the following equipment - enlarger, printer, fihn tanks, pa- per supplies, developer, safety lights, squeegy plates, clock, and thermometer. Our officers are: President, Art Filipiakg Vice President, Jim Hoffstatter, and Secreta.ry-Treas- urer, Ted Koss. Back Rowg Noel Cummins, T. Koss, S. Plombon, D. Peterson. Organized as a co-curricular activity, the junior Rifle Club met with immediate success. Twen- ty-five students reported. They signed the club roll and thus became charter members. It is the personal interest displayed by Mr. Isenber- ger to induce membership to report religiously to practice on Tuesdays and Fridays. President, George Zimmerman, Vice President, jerry Farmer, Executive Officer, Cyril Davidg Secretary, jerry Wilesg Treasurer, John Mason, Instructor, Harold Isenbetgerg and the Advis- ory Committee, Hank Melloh, Wally Meyer, Mr. Proctor, and Art A. Gaffney. Jerry and Butch are a few of the camera bugs in the school! - RIFLE CLUB Front Rowg G. Anderson, C. Jandrt, Harold Isenberger G ' Qualheim, J. Wiles, L. Cesafski, C. Oemig, W. Luebstorf Back Rowf R. Luebstorf, R. Wirth, J. Derks, D. Bruha 52 TUMBLIN G An all-around program was set up this year for the boys who didn't participate in Varsity athletics. They have basketball, volleyball, bad- minton, shuffleboard, etc. These classes 'were held during the noon hour and from 1:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon. The programs are under the supervision of Mr. Miller and are played .in the high school gymnasium. The Basketball Championship was won by the Bluebirds under the leadership of Captain Gale Kienholz. Volleyball got under way immediately after basketball was over. Badminton started then, which concluded the Intra Mural schedule. This is the second year Stanley High School has had tumbling, but it is the first year in which a regular class has been devoted entirely to tumbling. The girls havebcertain tests they must pass in order to be admitted to the class. While basketball season is on, these girls will entertain the spectators, giving them an ex- hibition of what they are accomplishing. After basketball is over, their efforts lean toward presenting a spring program for the public. People can see what things their children are learning in physical education throughout the year. They can do it perfect now! INTRAMURAL CHEERLEADERS Lefl to rigbig Carole Smith, Lois Meyer, Gerri Gilclay, Shirley Soper and Peg Huls. The school is very proud of their cheerleaders who help to cheer the spectators and players when a basket- ball game or a football game isn't go- ing so well. There are A squad and jr. High cheerleaders. The A squad cheer- leaders are chosen by the students. Our thanks to these yell leaders for a terrific job and -- keep up the good work! S0 mel ao W' K! e. me mild eflls mol' U f f 1.1 'R Q 571. fa Q1-'f' A K9 . KK 'Li A so 00 W' ARSITY 44.86 fe-+9 N. ww Wxbgx, C Barkxy Baker, RHg Rixford, FBQ Aumann, LI-Ig Huls, QB. Line, Mollmg, RE, Overgard, RT, Ondal, LG, Webber, C3 Jordon, LGg Pederson, LTQ Knar, LE. aqgiqx' Q,-4 Y 5 4159 5'5 59 1066 o we O6 ei XV! mr t Q35 X y uf, s, . if 'a Front Rong' J. Aumann, K Knar, D. Overgard, A. Ondal, B. Webber, J. Molling, B. Jordon, J. Pederson, R. Rixford, B. Baker, T. Huis. Middle Row: Mr. Halstead, Asst. Coachg C. Aumann, K. McMiller, O. Manier, A. Long, G. Theirl, J. Walsdorf, M. Brandt, F. Oemig, L. Eslinger, I-I. Gibbs, J. Damski, G. Anderson, L. Lockhart, K. Milligan, Mr. Miller, Coach. Buff Row, D. Lauer, J. Schultze, L. Duss, J. Stangret, D. Bemmens, R. Cotts, D. Krall, E. Gorka, R. Dickerell, G. Reit. STANLEY 26 vs EAU CLAIRE 7 The Stanley Orioles started off the season with a 26-7 vic- tory over the Eau Claire B-team. Stanley scored in the first quarter, twice in the second quarter and again went over the purple goal for a fourth touchdown in the third quarter. STANLEY 0 vs BLOOMER 31 A large crowd awaited the game between the Blackhawks and Orioles. The Blackhawks were held to a single tally in the first half. But in the second, the Oriole defense let down and the game ended with a Blackhawk victory. STANLEY 15 vs ELEVA-STRUM 0 At Eleva-Strum the Orioles gained their second victory. Jim Aumann scored in the first period with Molling run- ning 55 yards for the second touchdown, to end the game with a 15-0 victory. STANLEY 0 vs CORNELL 50 Cornell beat Stanley to give the Orioles their second defeat of the season. Both the offense and defense were spirited, but the team was unable to cope with the Green and White. STANLEY 0 vs CADOTI' 26 A disappointed crowd watched Cadott victor over the Stan- ley Orioles, in a 26-O game. The league leaders were held scoreless until the half, but in the third quarter the roof caved in. STANLEY 20 vs NEILLSVILLE 14 In the win column once more the Orioles pulled one of the major upsets of the season. Aumann scored first with a strong charging line ahead of him. Molling scored in the second period. Art Ondal intercepted a pass running 40 yards to make the score 20-7. The game ended with the score 20-14. ' STANLEY 6 vs THORP 15 Homecoming! An Excitement filled the stands and on the football field. Thorp met a fighting team, but in, the last quarter the Stanley Orioles were outscored 13-6. STANLEY 0 vs OWEN 25 The last game of the season was played at Owen. The Or- ange and Black played hard, but were outscored 25-0. This left the team with 5 wins and 5 losses for the season. 58 JUNIOR HIGH Front Rowf John Mason, Mgr., Lavern Gibbs, Jack Ragatz, Jack Johnson, Bill Reit, Tom Webber, Paul Blanchette, Neil Richards, Mgr. Middle Row, Bill Proctor, Coach, Alfred Ciokosz, Lavern Gruber, Peter Anderson, Bill Grabon, Jerry Berseth, Bill Plombon. Burl: Rowf Roger Anderson, Tod Henning, Jim Gutenberg, Terry Stewart, Edward Swatzina, Donald Wagener. X, Future material for Stanley's A-Squad is being developed , within the ranks of the Jr. High team. Under the close supervision of their coach, Bill Proctor, they came through with a fairly successful season. Within a few years these players must fill the ranks of the present A squad. Good luck to them for future success. 59 4 X Q, -. Nw' 'x -'i':'2r -.ix . We gn? :A Q R Q X. :-. W Y X E- 455.351, 1 - - .M Q NMR . Xxx i 355 Q Mft' -Quan' Kwan 46.4, Briss mls. 1 x 3-. 'M SQ-. X v W xx X S S . In Ia., -S Sf. S. 'fix . X s- X .Q qw, N S --I -if Q :Xxx-f. 5 gym.. b.. .. x, ..:h. A Fe . xx 'XXX X NQS Nm A QW N XWQSN N X . N X NN fxx w rg .L mx J XS ,Ss 1 1 ' Rau' 1g George Theirl, Denny Lauer, Art Ondal, Bob Webber, Barry Baker, Kirk Milligan. Rau' 23 Bill Proctor, Asst. Coach, Rex Rixford, Dave Overgard, Dick Knar, Jerry Molling, Al Halstead, Coach. Rou' 32 Jim Pederson, Mgr.g Darwin Krall, Mgr. Not Pirmredg Bill Berseth, Tom Huls, Keith McMiller. STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STANLEY STAN LEY 44 44 57 59 40 54 S1 58 50 63 65 42 52 48 41 50 30 44 SCOREBOARD . ......................... GILMAN CORNELL ABBOTSFORD . MC DONELL NEILLSVILLE . ...... ...... M ONDOVI OWEN CADOTT NEILLSVILLE ABBOTSFORD ............... THORP WITHEE MC DONELL ....... CORNELL OWEN THORP CORNELL CADOTT' BASKETBALL The Oriole Cagers opened their season under Coach Halstead by defeating Gilman in a 37-44 thriller. This was the start of a successful season for the Oriole squad. Most of the players had previous experience under their belts. After getting beat by Cornell, the localites took victories from Abbotsford, Mondovi, Neillsville, Withee, Owen, and McDonell, to end with a record of 9 wins ? losses. 'Perhaps the best game played by the Cagers was at Thorp when Stanley took a first quarter lead. The score seesawed back and forth until in the final minutes, Thorp stalled out the game to hold Stanley to a 30-31 score. Rixford led Stanley's .offense with 11 points as well as doing a fine job on defense. I Fran! Rou',' Louis Schumacher, Jerry Berseth, Duane Beauclot, jack Ragatz, Tod Henning. Bark Rowg john Mason, Peter Anderson, Roger Ander- son, Leon Etten. Tom Webber. Nl-Yu dl SENIOR B D OF fNo1 affording io Jefrfiugj T. Long, J. Svoma, T. Wiles, P. Huls, P. Jankoski, J. Haugen, I. jandrt, S. Bro- berg, D. Hanolcl, S. Milligan. B. Meyers, L. Gibbs, M. Swanson, P. Curtis, D. Gibbs, G. Qualheim, J. Webber, 1. Swatzina, S. Maves, N. Thorpe, A1 Stievang, B. LaMarche, A. Anderson, C. Brobc-rg, G. Solie, D. Overgard, L. Pozdell, N. Stangret, M. Broeren, C. Junker, G. Kienholz, D. Broeren. 44 B. Halmstacl, N. Elliott, L. Schumac- her, T. Webber, B. Grabon, K. Mil- ligan, J. Hagen, K. Henderson, A Gruber, R. Heian, B. Jacobson, M Elliott, G. Heian, B. Heian, D. Thorpe, M. Huus, N. Richards, Wiles, P Zier, D. Krueger, G. Long, D. Hanold, K. McCaffery. . STANLEY HIGH 45 MALE CHORUS Frou! Rau',' Lavern G b ru er, jack John- son Jerry Moll' , ing, Tom Long, Bill Grabon. Middle Row: Ronald Witt, Ed Swatzina, Emmett Kyle, Arnold Lein, Lloyd Barrows, Director. Bc Il' Rau, Duane Van Ert, Gordon Wilbur Steve Slowi k , a , Lavern Gibbs, George Piotrowski. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Frou! Row: Joan Svoma, Peggy Huls, Gerri Gilday, Karen Henderson, An na Mae Gruber. Middle Rr1u',' Pam Jankoski, Mary Pinsch, Patty Curtis, Marilyn Swan- son, Georgiana Smasal, Gretchen Sol- ie, Sandra Milligan, Dorothy Slo- wiak. ' Burk Razr: Sonia Broberg, Charlene Cooney, Gloria Lodahl, Emily Wimrmtl- man, Lora Lee Gibbs, Joan Swatzina. GIRLS GLEE CLUB From Rvug' Delores Stangret, Lorraine Kiraly, Virginia Markowski, Carole Lodahl, Patricia Stuttgen, Beatrice Meyers. Seroud Rou',' Donna' Brothen, Rose Kornesczuk, Frances Smigla, Alice Seichter, Verna Mohr, Lorraine Smoczuk, Grace Mahr, Marjorie Krue- ger, Miss Walter. Third Roux Carol Junker, Marlene Shilts Shir Iey Eppers Violet W ., itkus, jean Wincek, Dianne Jessick. Bark Roux Charlene Swatzina, Diane Gibbs, Carolyn Samuelson, Barbara Gubeli, Mary Huus, Connie Broberg, Ma . ureen LaBlanc. .. wx at Q , NLILLA .1 -0 Q x x f fu 1 X K' A-X Q 3 -K N .-1652 N 1 nl 'wk NX I 'tx X XX X ss- M X A B XJ' ,SJ X s. Xiu - 1 -1 i Q xx W x ll xxx X X t ,X r . K R XX xx KA S XX 1 1 X XX a 'x Nxxrxx b 8 K ., n X xxx I K K -. N K X . - X xx Q bm -,xx Rx q X: xx l K X-NN- A x N' ex X R .KX xx NR 4 N wx xi X as X xx K x ' X s X1 K -x Wy' Q S Sv-Q I- '-.f ,f 6,4 ' .. I. E Q Baffl' and pe KEY lead the Gm pu-7 :uw- ' : fe C nd Afalrch. PROM 1951 The 1951 Prom was the main event of the year. The juniors Know Seniorsj started to work on the decorating late in February. They chose for their theme, The Halls of Ivy , and used white and green for their decoration colors. TheY 9' The first part of May was selected as the best time for a prom. As the date drew near each committee worked fervently. The night finally came, and visitors beheld one of the loveliest proms ever held in the Stanley High School. 11 D yn, ---tnlllillly. Q 49 HOME COMING 1951 Stanley High School had one of its most eventful homecomings this year. The cel- ebration began one morning with every- body coming 'to school looking like tramps. Yes, it was the traditional hobo- day. For afternoon entertainment each class put on a skit in their hobo cos- tumes. The central theme was to beat Thorp. At night a huge bon-fire was blazing in Chapman Park. lt seemed as if the whole school body was present yelling at the top of their lungs led by the cheerleaders. The next day was filled with even more excitement, and 'everyone was decorating their respective floats for the parade, but alas it was raining. However, the parade went on with the greatest number of floats the high school has ever had. Ev- erything was rather damp, but the spirit. At night the game was played. The foot- ball players played their best game of the season that night, only to lose by a-touch- down. The day was climaxed by a dance after the game where the king and queen were crowned. 7 lJ4 ' ws' 1-Uv 1 -1-' I x I Q i 5 1 W Y i S f 5 S 1 1 5 3 l 11 w '1 J w sz , 4 1 VALENTINES DANCE . Loaahxs Y, Gkma Ewen' URT - - Cyjximrkenioigffgonna Mae YAL CQ King - Om THE RO Bev Hexzmv Queen ' The smiling queen, crowned by Miss' Perman. A . Sood mme was had by am!! X 3 ! V Q K N W. U Bubber and Shirley! But why the forlorn looks? 53 ..J n Q3 5, 'Qfsfi Q Q Q I QQ W Q V 1 I S' if s' Y Q -wx? LQ X W! T 5' '54 K , . 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