Tony High School - Deertail Mirror Yearbook (Tony, WI)

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1 NEW TEACHER AT CANTON Mlss Phyllis Lybert is the new first and second gnade teacher at the Canton Grade School. She has sixty stu- dents enrolled. PROFESSORS ANDERSON AND SCHOOT HONORED Edward Anderson and Leroy Schoot , chemistry professors at the Hawkeye Unlverslty, were recently honored in New York City for having figured out how people can live with- out eatlng. The Professors are quite overjoyed as they have been trying to go on a diet for ten years. Q OSWALD RETURNS . After five years overseas, Rodney Oswald, who ls in the Coast Guard, has just returned from Germany. ' ' POIS ONERS CAUGI-IT Five women, Beverly Lance , Marilyn Woods , Gail Popowlch, Allce Iane Carter, and Veronica Kozlal, were brought into custody by the eva'-vigilant Loss Angeles police . It was alleged that they polsoned the food five years ago when they served a banquet to Miss Alta Heath, 4-H Club Agent and her 4-I-I Club members. Miss Heath and the club members , it will be recalled , suffered severe gastric disturbances after partaklng of the food served at the banquet. The doctor at the time diagnosed lt as Internal confllct due to poison. ' MECHANICS IN SERIOUS CONDITION A Q Vlctor Kopacz and Allen Clark, local mechanics, were experimenting with a mixture of- gasoline and alcohol In the tank of their souped up car. Victor leaned over, the gas tank, the helght of its contents to see. Allen lighted a match to assist hlm--six months ln bed they wlll be. , H x G!! ax A P49 1 A DEPOT AGENT SHOCKED Duane Schwartztrauber, Soo Line Depot Agent at Minne Ha Ha, is recovering from a case of severe shock. Mr. Schwartztrauber was dictating toqhls secretary, Miss Dorothy Piotrowskl, when a put-put section car jumped the track and crashed into Duane's office. Dl- agnosed his doctor, The speed with which he moved to safety was such a drastlcachange from his custo- mary pace that it caused deep shock? f Mlss Piotrowski, having been only sllghtly disturbed by the track car's violent intrusion, ls quietly and efflc- iently carrying on her duties as well as those of Mr. Schwartztrauber. f I AIRPLANE DISASTER? M They flew through the- alr with the greatest of ease: twas Beckett at the controls , as blg as you please.- Bob Emmons , the co-pilot had come aboard late. It was Saturday night and he'd had a date , Gorsegner, the gunner, stretched out ln his sack, made his little gun go, - ack, ack, ack. Dan Bloomer, a guy with nothing to do, went along in the plane just for the view. When, all of a sudden and to their surprise, a mountain exploded and they left for the skies. The searchers and ambulance! wait on the ground, se- cure in the knowledge-- What goes up must come down. ' 'N TRIAISOFTI-IE MANAGER . Mr. Iohn Petersen, manager of Tony's flourishing Wa Works, interviewed Mlss Patricia Patrick for a sec- retarial posltion. Asked if she had any unusual talents, Miss Patrick informed him that she had won ,several crossword puzzle and slogan contests. That's flne, said Mr. .Petersen benlgnly, but we want someone who will be bright during office hours. Oh, an- swered Miss Patrick, 'ithlswas durlng office hours. Miss Patrick is sti-ll wondering why she wasn't hired. Mr. Petersen is now considering the appllcatlon of Miss Susan Scheuer who is highly recommended by the Speed- away Business College. Q enrol' Glass gastory vl s H - Q On August 31 1953, 57 Presh1es started their school days at Tony High School. We were duly lnltlated in October. I To show our appreciation we gave the sophomores a return party soon after. I We started our second year with 51 sophomores. Richard Foster, Le Roy Gorsegner, Elloise Mengel, Margaret Moist, George Vander Loop, and Dennis Ienlson joined our class. In October we initiated the freshmen and we enjoyed the party they gave us in return. . E , I I As juniors there were 48 of us. Our class play', The Perfect Id1ot was given on December 8, 1955. On Aprll 27 we held our Prom , with Ed Anderson and Ioan Gifford reigning as King and Queen. It was a beautiful night, and everyone had a wonderful time. We sold magazines to help pay' for the prom decorations. We earned Sl98.74. We began our last year at Tony High with 37 seniors. On September 24, we enjoyed the traditional Sneak Day. Mr. Smith drove us to Copper Falls and also served as chaperon. . In the evening we enjoyed a dance at Petersen's Store. It was a long and fun-filled day. , .' , Don Krisik jolned our class at the second semester. We graduated on May 23, 1957. t . Cgfhcers SOPHOMORE Pete Schoot Rodney Oswald Darlene Schultz Clarlce Wakefield Alan Clark I QNI OR SENIOR . Ilm Emmons Darlene Schultz Edward Anderson Darlene Schultz Nancy Anderson Shirley Lorence Susan Scheuer U Marllyn Woods Nancy Anderson Clarlce Wakefield ' Dorothy Plotrowskl OFFIQEN RS PRESHMAN President Iohn Petersen Vice-President I Jerry Mlkunda Secretary Karen Fink Treasurer ' Edward Anderson Reporters Marilyn Woods Advisor Mr. Poizle Mr . Laufenberg Mrs . Morris Mr. Smith

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enlor Glass l Don Adkins would like to will his Chevrolet to Hubert Stanford. Ed Anderson leaves his Tuba to Wayne Cooper. Nancy Anderson leaves some of her height to Mary Posberg. ' Marshall Beckett leaves his quiet ways and unaffected manners to David Styczinskl. . . Daniel Bloomer wills his good friendship with Mr. Smith to anyone who wants it. ' Alice Iane Carter leaves her giggles to Kay Purdy. Allen Clark willingly leaves his good looks to anyone who wants them. Bob Emmons unwillingly leaves his sideburns to Norman Iohnson. Clarence Fawley leaves his ability to get along with people to Stephen Polak. Ioan Gifford bequeaths her love to argue! to Ioan Cameron. ,Le Roy Gorsegner wills his orange shirt to no one. Alta Heath wills her ability in music to Diane Taber. Gerald Ianowicz wills his ambition to work in school to lim Lance. Victor Kopacz wills his acting ability to David Sterba. - Veronica Kozial wills her quietness to Pat Bialsdeii. Don mark wills his in- W3 terests in Glen Flora to John Bloomer. ' 63 I Beverly Lance leaves Chuck to no one. LJQQ He is hers. Shirley Lorence bequeaths her old boy friends to Reva Baughman. r Phyllis Lybert leaves her love to dance to Iennie Iiskra. Dorothy Marshalek wills her seriousness to La Vesta van,Doorn. Fred Mataczynski leaves his joke-telling to Bert Fiser. A ' . Iohn Mataczynski keeps his pie baking ability because his wife may not know how to cook. Mike Mataczynski QIMOI' ' NEW DOCTOR IN TOWN Mr. Don Adkins, a psychiatrist, has just moved into his new offlce over the Buyhere Store. .Miss Nancy Anderson, who is studying to be an X-Ray technician, is Dr. Adkin's temporary nurse and office girl. ' 1 4 'HOTSHOTS ARB WINNERS The Hotshots beat the Colombos in their last football game of the season. Ray Wiemer, their top player, made six touchdowns during the game. Everyone is looking forward to Ray's return next year. A NEW HELICOPTER FINISHED After five years of work, Clarence Fawley, who is a helicopter mechanic, has just finished putting his wills his brown eyes to Carol Hahn. Rodney Oswald wills his night prowling to Larry Albrecht. Pat Patrick wills her Irish temper to Kathleen Wiemer. Larry Pedersen leaves his quiet ways to Joe Emmons. Iohn Petersen reluctantly parts with his way with women to Byron Weege. Dorothy Piotrowski bequeaths her serious , unaffected, shy personality to Judy Hansen . Gail Popowich unwillingly leaves her love for English to Prank Tomasovich. Susan Scheuer leaves her long tresses to Bonnie Leslie. Pete Schoot leaves his stu- dious ways to David Lundgren. Darlene Schultz re- luctantly leaves her leadership ability to Yvonne Smrstlck. Duane Schwarztrauber wills his absences to Phillip Lubner. To Mrs. Morris, Leonard Sterry leaves her Home Economics class. Henry Sybers wills his girl friends to Kirby f Q Smith. 0 Q Clarice Wakefield leaves her flirting ways to Wilma Farley. Raymond Wlemer leaves his football ability to Gerry Hutnik. Marilyn Woods bequeaths her diamond to no one. It's A hers. ' ,VME We, the Seniors , 0 new leave to the Juniors our wonderful past year at Tony I-llgh School. We also K leave the under- classmen to the fac- ulty. , A . -.1 I Q .,,4-'Z----.,.! 8161.98 v.mI'OplleCy l l DOCTOR is our QW ' ,E new fluid drive helicopter together. Says Fawley, It was a hard job, but it was worth it. DOCTOR RETURNS FROM AFRICA Dr. Henry Sybers has just returned from Africa where he has been curing the natives of yellow fever. Dr. Sybers plans to go backxas soon as he gets enough medicine to take with him. I , g ' CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. Larry Pedersen, an Aeronautical Engineer, and Mr. Iohn Mataczynski, an Electrical Engineer, have both been awarded the Merit Badge by President Eisenhower for their great service in their respective fields. . ,AMERICAN DESIGNER TO PARIS Miss Dorothy Marshalek left last weekon' the SS Ile de France for Paris where she will be engaged in de- signing American styles for several French actresses. 0 'brig R o SOUTHERN TOUR E Misses Ioan Gifford and Darlene Schultz, students in the field of Home Economics at Stout, are touring the southern states. Both girls have been appalled at the size of Dixie cockroaches. ' ' 1 ' ' I PORESTER BURNED ' ' While trying to save many houses from being destroy- ed in Southern California, Frederick Mataczynski, e forester, was badly burned. He is reported to be in fair condition in a San Diego hospital. CARPENTER SHOP BXPANDS ' Len Sterry is the proprietor of the Lenny-Sten'yAfry Carpenter Shop which is located in Tony. Len is look- ing forward to expansion because of his large and flour- ishing business. V MATACZYNSKI TRANSFERRED ' M The Allis Chalmers factory at Milwaukee has just transferred Mike Mataczynski and his family to their factory at Peoria, Illinois. 1 HAPPY WAITRESS ' . an Miss Shirley Lorence is working in the Eatwell Ca!e in Minneapolis. She says that she is very fond of her Job and especially fond of the tips she receives. ' ' BIG AWARD ' x . Gerald Ianowicz, a farmer from this community. re- ceived an award for having the best purebred Guernsey cow at the Rusk County Fair. g , H DECTECTIVE HIRED - I Miss Clarice Wakefield has acquired the services of Mr. Don Krisik, a detective, to find the hiding place of the termites. .Will he succeed? Who knowshbut he sure can tryl , 1 - '

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