Valders High School - Valdris Yearbook (Valders, WI)

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N-QM -i 5. erle ochuler won the You+ ' state Level Land rlowzmg Contest on September 27, 1955 We will compete :Ln the national contest Septunber, 1956 RECOGNITION ax px The DAR representatives for the class of '56 were Alice Christel Cleftl, Judy Lutze Ccenterl, and Sandra Berge Qrightl. They were chosen by popuJA.r vote of their classmates on the basis of co-operation, leadership, and scho- lastic ability. The faculty then chose Judy Lutze to represent our school in the state contest. 37 I . I aa ,S c E , A Js. ly -e I 1 , 1 - ' of ' ialf 'lei I . ' , 5 6 F 1 V I ,AV J e 1 Q Xt X ,

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+ Q p1-L.-A ow Row Row ow cw How Row 2 3 6 '7 J Koopnan, M Zietlow, S Bez-ge, R Wildgrube, P O'Connor, L Skattebo, L Erickson O'Neil, C Bennington, Daun, Holland, I O'Neil, Korstad okatrude, G Mahlock, R Olm M Harrtlaub, J Rusch, L Halverson, Bratz Gosz, B Lemberger, 5 Dvorak, K Ryan, J Hiederer, R Schnell, D Grall, M Maney, C Anhalt Korsta,d,h Brennan, S O1son,K Schuler, M Linsmeier,J Vogel, C Bennington,A Ebert, S Movrrer Kolbeck, Iv Wa.n1ger,I Jagner, R Lue1J.off,D Kohlbeck C Lippert, K Thompson, L Halverson Vetter, L tern, e Aer Hoeft J Holland T Bentley, D trr1st1anson, E Glaeser, G Borgwardt, G Sonnenberg, D Chrls tianson, D Chrlstel, R Klelst, G Schisel, J Schrritz PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB labors of last yes.r's club elected Robert vlilgrube for their president, Sandra Berge vice-president, Pat O'Connor secretary: and Marlene Zietlow treasurer. Lorraine 0'Neil was elected the c1ub's representative in the Student Counc1.1. Many members shoved great interest in the activities of the club. The darkrom was used almost every period of every dey as members developed films, copied prints, end made prints and enlergments. A film drier, made by several boys in the club, eliminated the inconvenience of having to wait several hours for e film to dry. A focusing cloth, ventilator, extension flssh, and enlsrger calculator were pur- chased with club funds. Hmbers of the club made prints end enlargements of school group photos to sell to students. Proceeds went to the annual fund. 36 E Q2 ' Ei 1 A f ' ' ': Q F - : t' . i - 1 .- . - J' o' 1. X- .L 5 - ' 1 5,7 I ' ' A . r J Q- 8 A Q: L- fb ,kv ' e 1 , -s . ,, ut' sl -v aff: J ' f ' .5 ei I , A , pf, Q ' x Ka Q Qu W L C 3 ' 6- 1 s osx , V Y .x ' x i . I A - i , 1 -P' ' V I ' Q 4' 4? R 1 e ' e ' e ' e ' e ' e ' e Le - ' e ' De ' Se ' e ' Je e 0 ' e ' ' 0 : 0 ' e ' e ' Re H L A. ' . ' 0 ' u ' 1 ' Q ' . ' Q ' Q R 5 D. Q ' . ' . ' 0 . ' . ' . ' 0 ' n C. . ' '. ' ' -ff if . ' Q ' . I o ' . ' 0 J. ' . Et ' 2. P. Ili' . . J T. 3 . 3 . . ' . k ' ' ' - ' - ' - ' - '

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2 N4 Row2 Row3 Rowl. Raw Row l J Hadson, B Wempler, L Ebert, A Brick, L Kiel, H Howrer, J Vetter, S Schuh, Iritscm L Skattebo, D Heinke, D Ahrens, A Gosz, J Bubolz, L O'Nei1, J Korstad, L Bennin, H Brandl S Pankratz, B Ebenhoe, G Peterson, C Bennington, J Holland, S Olm, H Haney, C Anhalt J al lander, I O'Ne11g H Fritsch O PU!! Pankretz, C Fisher, P Brunmeir, K Wampler, E Kuehnl, C Sickinger, R Lueloff, N W8!1i8Br. Behnke, R Schamburek Zipperer, S Dvorak, S Olson, D Schroeder, N Mattes, D Haber-mann, D L0iCk. T5-en01'n Miller, B Wagner, P Voss V' , ale e e e e e ,Y Q, fl 4 4 ' f ,,,........- o e e . v a Q n e , U o e . 0 V A 0 . e e e e ' . I.. Y, I - In ' LAP . e e V l . . . . ' fL4,,' A e e X Q . u e D l O . - K4 , . . . '4- A I I ,kw- . e e A Q . e e X r. 'tv U U' I Ai -,,,,. ,, ' , ' e , 4 ' 1? ' .C e . e X Q C Q o 4 x r . A W ' A f U -2 0 e e ' -' X i l 9 . e E Q fl - e H u , e N ' ,1 i. Q ' 'V I e . I f r I' , ,.- . I I , ' ' ' Q - . J - 4 e Af ' , -s- ' . n 0 0 f - Q 4 ' , a e I ' 0 Q V. A ' ' e ,J I I ' ' f .-.. . e e ' f -f H ,ww , ,Q e ue 31 '. n e e I' V , . . H 2 , I I e I e 0 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS One hundred thirteen girls joined the Valders Chapter of the Future Homuakers of America this year. Their officers, elected last spring were: Laura Kiel, presidentg Mary Jo How:-er, vice-president: Audrey Brick, secretary: Jane Vetter, treasurer: Arlene Berge and Lenora Ebert , parlismentariensg Beverly Uanpler, historian. Program carried out throughout the year included: Modeling of garments made Ln exzer at the October meeting: refreshment sales at home basketball and football games. November 15 the Valdere F.H.A. was host ess to fifteen neighboring chapters for a district leadership training meeting. In Decmber, at the regular meeting, a talent show was presented jointly with the l'.F.A. A TWIHP dance featured the thas 'Punzq Valentine on February ll. Mabevrs made night shirts fron nen's white shirts or the Shady Lane Hue as e cclmunity service project. To carry out one of its purposes, 'To promote interw national good will, the F.H.A. adopted a home econanics class in the British West Indies and sent sewing and cooking equipnent to the class. The g1rls again prepared and served the annual F.F.A. banquet March 20. A clothing drive held in April benefited the Save the Children Federation. Vanilla was sold by the members to ralse money for an electric roaster to be used for the banquets. A Mother-Daughter Banquet was served buffet style on April 18. A tour concluded the year's projects. Mary Jo Mowrer and Laura Kiel canpleted work toward their state F.H.A. degrees. Beverly Voigt and Arlene Berge represented the chapter at the district dsmnstration contest. 38