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4 5 7 14 15 21 1 2 4 5 9 16 19 25 26 S? r-4 NQDQQUINH 13 29 30 8 ll 'Z .3 MARCH Boy's class teams chosen. Class cheerleaders are chosen. Girl's class teams tryout. Class tournaments begin with a skit assembly. Frosh win competi- tive yelling. Soph girls beat the Frosh. Frosh boys beat Juniors. Sophs beat the Seniors. Senior girls beat the Juniors and are champs. Junior boys beat the Seniors for consolation. Sophs beat the Frosh and became tour- nament champs of '52. -22-23 Science Club travels to Chicago to see places i?J of interest. APRIL Special assembly featuring a violinist and the one and only con- certinagand. Gerald Graf is elected Prom King. No school-No teachers! Band tournament. Easter vacation. Ah! Another breather. Back again. Track at Green Bay West. Triangular meet at Two Rivers. More band tournaments. Baseball. Sturgeon Bay at Kewaunee. MAY Sturgeon Bay plays East DePere. Invitational track meet at Oconto Falls. Algoma plays at Sturgeon Bay. Marinette-Sturgeon Bay meet, here. Kewaunee plays at Sturgeon Bay. Triangular meet here. Footlights dance. We play DePere here. Sturgeon Bay-Bonduel meet here. The long waited event. The Junior Prom! No school Decoration Day. JUNE Baccalaureate. Exams. Exams. Class night. Commencement. Farewell Seniors! iWe're out! ! U i zfxlrltzw vm' 5 ww N CH'c'M7vs1' .9 i N I ' l U I W i ,, I ve ' M ok ' 0 - 'B . I I x 1' L' Ng, Xa , 7 if , Ki I C is I I f More WINDS .. 1 C1 i .' V15 S Y' -r'wA's ALL Que-5 Sixty-three
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A-V0 MS DIZIBBLES fo T .- f MAECHNC' eg Du-AES -MMS , .I ' XL, ,!-eff.. X ' 1 4 . -ST Y M2225 oN Ekfl-nf iw IOJ I CLMZ :J NAL Rixtv-two DECEMBER 6 General assembly. Speaker on Atomic Energy. 7 Game here with Algoma. We lose 56-49. 11 On the road again as we travel to West DePere, only to face defeat, 76-35. 13 General assembly. We see air! lliquid airl. 14 Kewaunee, here. Hurray! We win 47-50. 18 Game with Seymour-Too bad as we lose by only two points 442-401. 20 School dismissed for holidays after Christmas E. C. E. R. assembly. Seniors take honors with those dollar donations. The right to select a Camival queen is their reward. 28 A11 eyes are glittering because it's a grand night for the White Christmas Formal. JANUARY 7 Back again. school has to start because there's a lot of sleep to catch up on. 10 Movie in. general ammbly. School bus saftey is emphasized. 11 Pep assembly. We seem to have lost that old zip. What happened? 12 After a long rest period the Bays again hit the road for League action with Oconto. Results? We lost 479-331. 15 Pulaski, here. Three cheers for our second victory 136-293. 18 Freshmen sponsor a Leap Year dance. 19 Fond du Lac ! ! ! Fun for Mariners. 24 March of Dimes Program. 25 East DePere, here. We lost, 37-48. Junior class sponsor a movie, Ourtown. after the March of Dimes Program which they won. 29 Terry Pisha is elected carnival queen. Game with Algoma there. 31 We get in a marvelous mood due to the Singing Marines. Too good in fact for the exams which follow. FEBRUARY 1 Still exams. West DePere here. Oh well. we're use to it by now. 5 Game with Kewaunee. there. 8 Seymour, there. Be patient, we can't low many more 'cause the season's almost over. 13 Mary Fischer and Bill Bohler are elected King and Queen of the Ice-Carnival. 13-14 Fnotlights presents their talents in the play, Good Housekeeping. 15 Final Pep awembly. Coach gives an inspiring talk, which must have done the trick, for we beat Oconto Falls, 44-36. 22 Sturgeon'Bay at Pulaski. Zi E. C. E. R. Carnival. Terry is crowned 'queen. 24-25-26-27 Five Senior girls tour the University of Wisconsin during Career Days. 25 District tournament begins. We lose the opener to Luxemburg, 34-73. 28 Special awembly. Could that have been Donald Duck in perscm?
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Mac's Imp. 8z Supply Sawyer Fuel 8: Supply Reynold's Studio Bohn Drug Store Western Auto Store Pleck's Scofield's Roen Steamship Co. Amity Leather Ahrens News Stand George Draeb Prange's Dorchester-Beck Clinic Bank of Sturgeon Bay Jackson Motors Herbert Johnson, Atty. Pinney's Nursery Goldman's Orchard Dr. H. G. Grovogel Nebel's Electric Door County Advocate I-lerrbold's Office Supply West Side Hardware Bay Style Shop Dr. W. J. Olsen Bunda 8z Starr Bunda's Department Store Griffin-Toohey Fidler-Skilling Durkee Barber Shop Door County Abstract Co. A. J . Weist Sixty-four Patrons Schneider Shoe Shop Sturgeon Bay Mfg. Trezona Flowers Bide-a-Wee Beauty Shop Mac's Sport Shop Wulf's Hardware Vera's Snack Bar Third Ave. Shoe Store Buy-Low Store Hembel Husby 8a Laubenstein Paul's Nautical Inn Kerscher's Market Esquire Cleaners Martin Orchard Rankin Tractor Sz Equipt. James Larson Hansen Music City Radio Service Cundy Badger Paint Sturgeon Bay Bakery Hope Chest Barker-Washburn Lumber LaMere Grocery Peterson's Grocery Nu-Way Laundry H. J. Hahn's Anderson's Paint Store Lazar Depot Hutter's Barber Shop Hugo's Garage O'Hern Grocery Victory Grill Sz Fuel Eurena 8a Sawyer Beauty Shop Londo Barber Shop Congress Bowling Alley Dr. R. J. Gordon Mi11er's Clothing Jirovetz Grocery Bob's Service Station Joe Zettle Noren's Shoes Meyer's I.G.A. Knutson's Station Bay Food Market Fax Sz Fax Knopp Appliance Sturgeon Bay Florist J. J. DeMe11e LaCrosse Grocery Goettelman's Peninsula Feed Store Peninsula Fish Market Burr's Floral Evangeline Milk Co. Blomiley's Variety Woolworth's Bassett's Drug Store May Oil Sz Tire Co. Van's Beer Depot Rader's Barber Shop Door County Co-Op Stanley Brandeis Worley's Schinkten Oil Co. Roxana Hotel Door County Hardware
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