Valders High School - Valdris Yearbook (Valders, WI)

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Howl J Ldaerger, S Berge, K Ryan, Hrs Christianson,ll Zietlow, 3 Rolland Row2 R Severson, D Holland, B. Wildgrube, J Holland, D Christiansen In October, 1951. the Publicity Staff was created in order to supply through local newspapers, the surrounding community with information concerning the activities of Valders High School The five original mmbers were David Holland, Sandra Holland, Roger Severson, Sandra Berge, and Karen Ryan, who were selected by Mrs Anne Christiansen on the basis of writing ability shmm in English class John Ho1Jand became the staff photographer This year four additional students volunteered to join the staff They were Robert Wilgrube and Dean Christianson, photograpzers, and Marlene Zietlov and J'Ette Lenberger, reporters The staff has made great progress under the guidance of Mrs Christianson and now supplies t e Velders Journal, Manitowoc Herald Times and Two Rivers Reporter, Sheboygan Press, and Milwaukee Journal with an average of seven articles weekly PUB LICITY STAFF 27 f - 1 D 4: C , 9 e Q. - .4 ' . , is ' ,,.'-.W H ' , ,hi ? 0 ' , ' e ' e ' e ' e e . ' l . C . I . O O I C C I I O . h

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STUDENT COUN CI Front Row J Lutze, D Holland, D Kleist, R Glasser Row 2 J Vetter, L O'Neil, M Br-'unner,G Tuschel Row 3 M Brandl, J Ebert, B Polanaky Mr Dayton Front Row E Hauch, J Krall, K Ryang P McNulty N Wanigsr, K Prltzl, J Holland, S Olm J Dugan J Einberger, R Lsnberger, D Christiansen th Friday, Septmber 9, 1955, the gavel came down to open the 1955-56 session of the Student Council President Don Klsist, Vice-president Dave Holland, Treasurer Ronnie Glasser, and Secretary Juiy Lutae cm- posed the council officers After the fall elections, the number of mubers stood at twenty-three students representing the four classes and most of the extra-curricular activities By the Septqber 23 nesting all mdaers were present and the Student Council yearly policy was fomed The Wiscomin Association of Students Councils' Convention was held October 21 at Green Bay Dave Hol land, Don Kleist, Jackie Krall and Jvaiy Lutse were the four council lmbers representing Valders there 'No yearly projects under the supervision of the Student Council inclmed the Judicial program of the school Safety Patrol and financial aid to the Annual buiget Besides these projects, the council directed the Homecoming pa.rade, intramural sport competition, the school Christus Prog:-aa, lycem program, the sale of pmnants, a donkey basketball gms, and brotherhood and safety caapaigns One of the most outstanding accmplishnsnts as far as school policy is concerned, was the revision of the rules for intralural cmpetition which was attqpted after a student vote requested a change Under the splendid guidance of Kr Willis: Dayton, adviser, and the fine cooperation of all its ncbers the 1955-1956 Vslders High School Student Council counted this a h.i.gh1y successful year 26 .I . ' ' ' Q QS sl 4 'J I 1 4 1 , -A 1 I ' ' 5 1 Q I . O . I ' . I . . U . O . . 0 e ' s ' s Q e e 1 V - , , 4 6 9 4.3 4 ,, 7 ' '17 r' Q- . ,S 115 lol U .' i 'I .a . o :T 1 Q 9 1 I, I . V , I 0' '- on ' f - g. B ' e ' s ' e e e RU' 2 e ' s ' s ' e e M 3 e I e ' e ' e e s e . e , - e s e . s

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-,,.av'g,.1 Iarlene Selle and sandra Berge A 39' -i Ronald Klelst James Schmitz Donald Kleist ANNUAL STAFF As usual, putting out the annual proved to be a greater task than any of the staff had comprehended It all began with the selection of editor wie found that we had more than enough work for one editor, so we settled for co editors Sandra Berge and Marlene Selle were selected to serve in this capacity Donald Kleist and Ronald Kleist, together with James Schmitz were chosen as assistant editors Our staff was be- ginning to take shape paper they became our layout men found some good ones :Ln the persons Ruth SchnelJ. We rather imposed on girls found that they had more than writing ability by assigning him to valuable assistance and so made good use of him Photo Club members would have liked to have used Holland, Bob vlildgrube, and Charlie Lippert, who We had to have some people who could lend a they helped others who had special assignments Judy in that enough to do the position whose main efforts were spent on forensics and dramatics, was put veteran flutist, was assigned to cheerleader section and at times capably handled that section and adviser de realized the need for a business manager Jon Rex seemed a likely prospect and was promptly assigxed to the position Terry Bentley and Marvin Hartlaub had had considerable experience with the school news Who could produce an annual without typists? we didn't even try of Virginia Ekenson, lorraine O'Neil, Nancy Pritzl, Judy Riederer, we had her type out all the senior captions, but the other on the regular write-ups We capitalized on Dave Holl.and's of sports writer Dave found that Jon Rex could give '7 were and This were the fellows who kept the darkroom tied up when the You guessed it, none other than Dean Christiansen, John our photographers wherever needed Besides their individual write ups, group included Loretta Ahrens, whose special assign ments had to do with the senior say-ings, James Ebert, who took care of the F F A pages, and laura Kiel, the F H A and Prom pages J'Ette Lemberger, because of her interest in charge of the pages dealing with those activities, and Barbara Opper, our the pages dealing with instrumental music Betty Polansky took care of the served as a capable typist Leona Peimer and Ann Weber, active in V G A A , proved very cooperative workers Ken 'I'hompson's eagle eye and steady hands were great assets in spotting and making corrections Je appreciated the valuable assistance given by Miss Herbst, one of our English teachers, who willingly helped the staff manbers with their write-ups Your co-editors hope that you will enjoy going through the pages of your annual and re-living the activ ities of this past year They wish to express to the assistant editors their thanks for their marw faithful hours of work, to the rest of the staff for their fine cooperation, and to Hr Skatrude in his capacity 28 N- . by X .: ':. - ... ' .- 1 x y I .N u W ' I , .' U .- gg f' is V fr f n LQ. , . , . X g iiifsjie, ' is 7 - 46- ' I H mrs: I V X. J fha 1 . C Q and . O him . Who it. - h . . - o . ' o . ' as