Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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Pep Club Stimulates School Spirit BOTTOM ROW: J. Peterson, M. Wenkman, M. Roney, N. Holden, Miss Zimmerman, J. Hoesly, P. Anderson, M. Roney, S. Fenske. ROW 2: B. Thomas, D. Gall, C. Dunham, G. Roeker, C. Anderson, D. Clark, K. Fedderly, P. Wolfram, P. Banyar, P. North, P. Smith, J. Hays, C. Burris. ROW 3: R. Murray, P. Ramar, C. Sumwalt, M. Ker- win, S. Schaitel, B. Anchor, V. Bates, K. Donnelly, M. Walker, J. Nelson, L. I-laferman. ROW 4: V. Jacobsen, E 4 Platt, J. Langer, S. Kohl, S. Field, J. Georgeson, H. Wimmer, M. Leng, A. Lewis, B. Greyslak, C. Krenz, K. Bloss. ROW 5: P. Joyce, J. Gay, P. I-lelley, R. Henrichson, B. Cary, K. Fenske, K. Cone, D. Brousil, D. Flath, J. Schank P. Bohlinger, H. Foss. Pep Club is an organization open to all students. It is formed for the purpose of promoting school spirit and sports- manship among the entire student body. The chief activity during the year is to organize the pep meetings held beforeeach home football and basketball game, and Jeanne Hoesly, program chairman, always planned a novel and interesting pep skit for each pep assembly. The officers were Pat Anderson, presidentp Karen Petersen, vice- presidentg Martha Roney, secretaryg Nancy Holden, treasurer. Miss Zimmerman was advisor for the club. E J BOTTOM ROW: B. Stanwyck, J. Harrison, L. Ha Rachuy, P. Stukel, K. Petersen, C. Joyce. ROW 2: E. Gabris, A. Brown, D. Dunahee, K. O'Keefe, V. Harrison, B. Thomas, J. Svejcar, V. Hickethier, B. Nagel, B. Siese, S. Duris, D. Hagen, A. McMillan, R. Loomis, L. Sand berg, C. Stephenson, M. Abel, S. Bremer. ROW 3: C. Farrel, M. Hanson, L. Everson, B. Beghin, K. Whiting, K. Coffman, K. Donnelly, L. Goodbear, G. Miner, P. Sandberg, A. Retzlaff, S. Drollinger, N. Sumwalt, J. Lan- er D Walker J Cam bell ROW 4- J Kaminski, S Peters, D Wormet P Preister, D Nelson, B Jo ce M nsen, S. Wabashagin, D. Bennett, J. Houghton, L. Hudzinski, K. g . . p . . . .... . y , . I-Iazisen, S. Sonia, M. Stanton, M. Stone, J. Soukup, E. Eckert, M. Lucke, Jl I-Iindes. ROW 5: S. Joyce, M. Svej- car, J. Schwark, E. Olsen, C. Gutsmiedel, M. Pfister, M. Neilson, V. Bates, S. Lonetree, K. Clark, J. Van Schoyck, C. Schweiger, E. Trelinski, N. Schleef.

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G. A. A. Knows Sports, Will Play BOTTOM ROW: D. Hagen, C. Farrel, P. Anderson, A. Hickethier--Secretary, S. Bremer--President, Miss Zimmer- man, K. Petersen--V. President, K. Rachuy--Treasurer, J. Hays, S. Drollinger, B. Anchor, P. Dougherty. ROW 2: S. Duris, S. Joyce, R. Henrichson, L. Goodbear, C. Gutsrneidel, C. Krenz, H. Foss, S. Lonetree, K. Coffman, L. Everson. ROW 3: V. I-Iicketheir, V. Harrison, L. Hudzinski, J. Houghton, S. Field, J. Georgeson, M. Leng, A. Lewis, B. Greyslack, C. Burris, P. Banyar. ROW 4: D. Clark, K. Fedderly, K. Fenske, N. Holden, K. Cone, D. Brousil, D. Plath, K. Clark, B. Cary. Bowling another strike, sending a volleyball over the heads of opponents, dashing across the floor in a basketball game are feats performed by the members of G.A.A. as they carry out their aim: To promote interest and parti- cipation in athletics among all the girls in school. With this in mind the members organized a sports program which included the following sports: basketball, badminton, bowling, volleyball, soccer, baseball, softball, and archery. Sandy Bremer, president, Karen Petersen, vice -president, Andrea I-lickethier, secretary, and Karen Rachuy, treasurer, worked with Miss Zimmerman, advisor, to make this a successful year for G.A.A, ti W7 3 I s BOTTOM ROW: A. Brown, M. Wenkman, S. Wabashagin, S. Peters, R. Murray, A. Retzlaff, P. Sandberg, P. Wol- fram, M. Walker, K. Foster. ROW 2: S. Penske, B. Nagel, P. Preister, G. Roeker, J. Peterson, M. Stanton, N. Sumwalt, B. Raitz, D. Walker. ROW 3: E. Fish, P. Stukel, P. I-lelley, B. Stanwyck, H. Wimmer, G. Miner, N. Moon, J. Van Schoyck, K. Bloss. ROW 4: D. Bennett, L. McNutt, M. Hansen, J. Schankc, J. Hoesly, J. Gay, P. Bohlinger. 49

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Assistants Keep Library Running Smoothl ir 2 4 'Sw i ' 1 a E BOTTOM ROW: B. Thomas, R. Cook, M. Leng, Miss Eichsteadt, L. Thompson, N. Sumwalt, M. Abel. ROW 2: C. Sus, C. Burgess, E. Platt, D. Brousil, C. Guildner, L. Soma. ROW 3: K. Klicko, K. Whiting, A. Lewis, E. Fish, C. Schulz, G. Nickel. If it is material for a theme, scholarship information, or just pleasant reading that a student wants, he can usually obtain any of them by asking for the assistance of a member of the Librarians' Club. There are 18 students in the club, and they keep very busy charging out books, filing cards, mending books, doing the library housekeep- ing, taking care of periodicals, and arranging the display window and bulletin boards. Through their work in the library they become familiar with reference material and are a real help to their fel- low students. Miss Eichsteadt is their advisor and guides them in their work in the library. R. Cook, K. Whiting, E. Fish, and G. Nickel do some housecleaning in the library. 3 OFFICERS M. Leng, President, L. Thompson, Vice- President, N. Sumwalt, Secretary- Treasurer.