Wabano High School - Log Roller Yearbook (Wabano, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1951 volume:

The Log Roller Dedication The Servicemen We, the Seniors of 1951� dedicate this annual to the boys who have graduated from Wabeno High School and have served and are serving with our country's armed forces. To them goes our humblest gratitude and appreciation. The Seniors In Memoriam On December 30, 1950, Pfc. John Skinner was killed In an automobile accident which occurred near Canton, Ohio. John, on leave from his army camp at Port Meade, Maryland, was enroute to his home in Lakewood, Wisconsin, when the car In which he was riding hit the back of a parked, un- lighted truck, and he was instantly killed. John, a former member of the class of 1951 was well known by the students of Wabeno High. He participated in football, and played the bass drum in band. Because of having known him, we are kinder in our Judgments, and are proud that he chose to serve in his country s armed forces. We will, always remember John, and in doing so, we know They are not dead who live In hearts they leave behind. School Board Standing, Left to Right: A. Iwen, L. Toutloff. Seated, Left to Right: 0. Tenley, H. McGuire, A. Peterson. Principal’s Message Congratulations, Class of 1951� In the four years v e have spent together you have teen a constant good exanple. It has teen a real pleasure to watch your rapid progress from bewildered Freshmen to stable young men and women ready to face the future v ith calm appraisal. Good luck, Eest Wishes, and God Speed I Woodrow J. Sizer Supervising Principal Standing, Left to Right: R. Peiler, L. Anderson, A. Lang. ? . Thayer, H. Hafeman, R. Preli, E. Bray, K. Meyers. Seated, Left to Right: M. Cox, M. Hoehn, S. Dailey, W. Riendl, B. Newton. LaVerne Anderson Music Eugene Bray Coach--Industrial Arts Boys’ Physical Education Moses Cox Seventh Grade Stanley Dailey Engl i sh--Librarian Robert Feiler Agriculture Harvey Hafeman Social Science--Biology Mary Hoehn Home Economics Ava Lang Eighth Grade Kenneth Meyers Mathematics--Engli sh Betty Newton Commercial Girls’ Physical Education Russell Prell Veteran Trainer Wilma Riendl Eighth Grade Wilmarth Thayer Science--Social Science 6 Kathryn Boland Sailing eyes and curly hair, She al- ways laughs and we know she's there. Chorue-3-U Class Sec. A Treas.-l Paper Staff-1 Forensica-1-2-3-1 Carnival Queen Candidate-2 Librarian-3-U F. H. A. Vice Pres.-l Student Council Organisation-1 Class Play-1 Margaret Brushafer A girl who makes friends and keeps them. Chorus-l-3-U Paper Staff-3 F. H. A.-l Susanna Cassiar •Ah, menI What would the world do without them? Chorue-1-2-3-1 Band-1 (Transferred here) Norman Dennee Why must I be punished with the affections of so many women? Band—1—2—3—1 Poo tb all-2-3-1 Baskstball-1-2-3-1 Baseball-3-1 Paper Staff-1 Homecoming King-1 Letter Club-1-2-3-1 F. F. A.-1-2-3-1 Student Council Organisation-1 Movie Operator-1 Class Play-1 Doris Fuller ■Seen, but not often heard. F. H. A.-l Myra Fuller Shh—I'm think- ing. 7 Joseph Glasl The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night. Football-3 Baseball-2 Science Club-3 Class Play-1 Val Roy Heagle He often bums the midnight gas, but never with the sane sweet lass. Football-1-1 Basketbal1-3-U Baseball-3-1 Class Vice Pres.-1 F. F. A.-1-2-3-1 Letter Club-1 Student Council Organization-1 (transferred here) Anna Marie Houle The word im- possible is not in the dictionary. Band-1-2-3-1 Chorus-1-2-3-1 F. H. A.-l Frank Jeffrey BewareI I might become a great man someday. Baseball Mgr.-2 Fo re n s i c s-2-3-1 William Joas He puts his worries in the bottom of his heart—sits on the lid and smiles. Baseball-3 Badger Boys State Alternate-3 John Kasparek Take it easy or not at all. Band-2 Class Pre8.-1 F. F. A.-l (Transferred here) 8 LeRoy Zingler It s love that makes the world go 'round, and good- ness how it spinsI Baske tball-2 Class Pres.-l Paper Staff-2-3 Annual Staff-U Forensics-2-3-li« Librarian-L Badger Boys State-3 Student Council Organization-l-U Class Play-U Elliot Flynn His greatest labor is to kill time. F. F. A.-1-2-3-U Movie Operator-1-2-3-1; Mary Hoehn Class Advisor Robert Feller Class Advisor Class Motto- In Ourselves Our Future Lies Class Color-Green and White Class FI owe z -Li ly-of - the-V alley 9 Billie Jeanne Petersen Happy and gay, always the same, ready and willing on the call of her name. Band-1-2-3-1 Chorus-1-2-3-1 Paper Staff-2-3-1 Annual Staff Editor- 3-1 Fore nsics-1-2-3-1 Class Sec. Treas.-l Student Council Organization-1-1 Science Club-1 Badger Girls State-3 Class Play-1 Eugene Piontek The kind of boy who will get to be president if politics keep getting worse. Football-1 Baseball-3 F. F. A. Pres.-l F. F. A.-1-2-3 Letter Club-1 Student Council Organization-1 Sheila Radley In the lamplight there are 3; the novel, my homework and me. F. H. A.-i Patricia Reeves Love them but don t leave them F. H. A.-l Clasa Play-1 Clifford Shampo Better late than never. F. F. A -1-2-3 Mary Alice Smith Carefree and happy, always gay, she never lets anyone get in her way. Band-2-3-1 Chorus-1-2-3-1 Forensics-3-1 Class Play-1 10 Janie Symes Gaze into her eyes and you see an angel; gaze a little longer and you see an imp, Band-1-2-3-1 Paper Staff-2-3-1 Fo re ns ic e-2-3-1 Prom Chairman-3 Science Club-lj Richard Symes Let the girls go on their way; for me they really need not stay. Football Ugr.-l Baseball-2-3-1 F. F. A.-l Science Club-L Jane Thielke Like an island in the sea stands her personality. Chorus-1 Class Sec, Trees,-2 Paper Staff Editor-2-3-1 Fo re ns ic s-1-2-3-1 Homecoming Queen Candidate-2 Librarian-! F. H. A. Pres.-i Science Club-3-1 Chee rleader-2-L Student Council Organization-1 Class Play-i Janice Westphal What is the use of working when there are so many other things to do? Chorus-1-2-3-1 F. H. A.-l Ervin White ■Tou bet your life I work—but not often. Science Club-3-1 Movie Operator-1-2-3-1 Class Play-1 Carol Wolfgran Tall is good where tall will do. If short, again the same is true. Paper Staff-3 Annual Staff-! Carnival Queen-3 F. H. A.-l Science Club-1 11 Lois Jean Lowery Shirley Medow Dynamite coroes in small packages, Chorus-l-2-3-U Paper Staff-2-U Carnival Queen Candidate-1 Homecoming Queen Candidate-3-U Cheerleader-U Class Play-1 v It's nice to be natural when you re naturally nice. Chorus-3-U Class Vice Pres.-3 Paper Staff-3-U Annual Staff-3-U ForensicS-1-2-3-U Badger Girls State Alternate-3 Class Play-1 Bonny MieIke I Just can t make my eyes behave. Chorus-3-U Paper Staff-2-3-U Librarian-3-1 Boyd Mi eIke A little bluffing now and then doesn't hurt the best of men. Football-1-2-1 Basketball-1 Baseball-2-3-1 Class Pres.-2 Fo re ns i c s-1-2-3-1 F. F. A.-l Letter Club-1 Science Club-3 Mixed Chorus-3 Edwin Miller There are two sides to every story—mine and the right one. Football-1-2-3-1 Baske tball-1-2-3-1 Baseball-3-U Class Pres.-3 Proa King-3 Letter Club-3-U Science Club-3-U Mixed Chorus-3 Class Play-U Marilyn Novak Full of pep, full of fun, enough to perk up anyone. Band-l-2-3-U Chorus-3-U F. H. A.-l 12 Senior a. Class Officers Clas3 President -LeRoy Zingler Class Vice President-Val Roy Heagle Class Secretary-Trea3urer-Kathryn Boland Sept em be y Se p 5 1 ScWoo ahd Senior Football Season I Pictures Starts I TaKen Hameemi� i« Dance 0 cte b c r 31 Science Clv l +• t (v P« o M een noK e Uanecl p -f tVove.vnbcr I Wove rnber- ! Wo vember- orem her Novcvnbe.r 9 9 H u 17 PH. A. WQ tY ftr,T B K'+U 3« T a , « at P avet € n,“ White L Ke ThenkL- ■ ' sr-« j v Jzr very, her I Noy,err, ber A ov ember Oceenthcr jDecember Z1 I 25 I 27 7 13 aJ!o c—------ ' Seat One-Act PUy C randan ConTe T ++-39 Wabeno-Z-Bd Prog ra m Series Seichec OfuA December! Decem her 2 0 Christmas Pro De em ber 22 Christ Vk.oa.Ti on Tanu.a.ry | Janua ry 27 ■ 1 Sen-or Winter |C(a«,s Forma. I Play February 'cv X '♦'bn M- A © r i TAa'j Seaso-n 0)rti Ct starts Uoarna-rnenAX c.s N 3h ( ay ■% 1 '0 A' Juniors Top Row, Left to Right: L. Dzurick, R. Skinner, D. Hood, E. VerBunker, B. Olson, E. Marsh, D. Swanson, K. Jewell, M. LaFluer, D. Smith, E. Exferd, D. Jewell, P. Glasl, M. McEwen, Y. Smith. 3rd Row, Mrs. Newton, J. Gustke, R. Miller, G. Ashbeck, L. Beyers, A. Deede, 0. St. Peter, M. Neddo, D. Schrieber, G. LaRock, D. Moore, M. Runmel, Mr. Anderson. 2nd Row, R. McEwen, J. Mathis, L. Bath, E. Aderholdt, I. Osgood, J. Johnson, D. Petersen, G. Exferd, J. Aderholdt. 1st Row, R. Kielman, R. Hager, E. Pochinski, G. Krienbrink, Sophomores Top Row, Left to Right: V. Exferd, J. Goodchild, M. Piontek, J. Simonis, R. Dunman, G. Stage, Y. Tallier, G. Manske, D. Adams, M. Mallow. 3rd Row: J. Lowery, L. Bourosa, D. Nishik, M. Bodah, D. Quinn, A. Stubbs, M. Ehlinger, A. Sinjack, L. Fuller, J. Jefrey. 2nd Row: Mr. Dailey, K. Korbas, M. Enders, N. Gayhart, K. Zukoski, B. Sorenson, R. Bath, E. Johnson, J. Kennard, J. Mattson, G. Kilman. 1st Row: L. Smith, L. Joas, S. Rhiniger, K. Johnson, D. Hofman, H. Alderton, E. Clinard, B. Reeves, J. Bennett, C. Enders. C. Marshall. J- 15 Freshmen Top Row, Left to Right: J. Masonic, M. Dove, P. VanDerhyden, D. McEwen, E. Whisman, M. Moore, P. Rennee, R. Reninger, S. Gregg, L. Schrieber, B. Straub, D. Huffer, S. Schraufnagel, B. Wabenum, R. Deede. 3rd Row: L, Bowman, M. Bentz, J. Egerer, D. Swanson, J. Bohn E. Slmineeu, D. Loker, B. Cox, E. Smith, S. Montour V. Harris, B. Thurber, S. Schraufnagel. 2nd Row: R. Rosio, P. Ramsdell, A. St.Peter, F. Novak, R. Bath, N. Hager, C. Aderholdt, L. Harrison, B. Tallier, E. Miller, Mr. Hafeman. 1st Row: D. Nierman, J. Hetfeld, R. Graves, G. Arndt, R. Mil jour, N. McDowall, D. Goodchild, W. Pochinski K. Rugc. 16 Eighth Grade Top Row, 3rd Row: 2nd Row: 1st Row: Left to Right: B, Wolf gram, M. Moore, B. Johnson, J. Thunder, V. Meljour, B. Uhl, S. Lynn, C. Bodah R. Rummel, N. Adams, E. Shepard, D. Bohn, R. Neitzer, W. Schlaflce, B. VerBunker, S. Sorenson, G. Johnson, E. Stare, D. Coleman, S. Oleson, D, Krause, T, Lowery. Mrs. Riendl, B. Koufke, J. Marsh, J. Kessler, E. Smith, D. Hames, E. Doucette, D. Shampo, T. Rivers, Mrs. Lang. W. Reninger, D. LaRock, P. Knord, T. Thunder, H. Eowman, L. Jelfry. We hope that these members of the eighth grade will continue their rood work in high school just as they have done in grade school. Next year will be a big year for these students and we hope they will take an active interest in everything they do. 17 Seventh Grade Top Row, 2nd Row: 1st Row: Left to Right: R. LaRock, R. Hetfeld, R. Arstad, P. Masel, E. Schingeck, M. Perama, R. Rousseau, R. Johnson, L. Wells, A. McEwen, R. Kotenbeutel, E. Moore. Mr. Cox, S. Pennington, R. Ehlinger, C. Mielke A. Jensen, J. Ashbeck, C. Glasl, E. Brooks, P. Jewell, B. Schenk, M. VanDerhyden. H. Tallier, D. McAllan, D. Thurber, H. Beyers, P. Bodah, M. Arstad, P. Nelson, J. Tallier, L. Voet, B. Alderton. The seventh graders were new students to Junior High this year. They have showed us that they have the ability to work very well. We hope they can show even a bigger improvement when they become high school students. 18 Football Top Row, Left to Right: W. Cox, R. Kielrr.an, L. Schrieber, W. Tallier, H. Alderton, K. Korbas, J. Lov ery, D. McEwen. 2nd Row, Mr. Eray, K. Zukoski, J. Mattson, R. McEwen, R. Path, C. Marshall, R. Miller, R. Moore, D. Adams. 1st Row, D. Petersen, E. Miller, E. Mielke, V. Heagle, II. Dennee, E. Piontek, D. Schrieber, L. Beyers, I. Osgood. Basketball A-Team Standing, Left to Right: D. Schrieber, J. Gregg, R. Bath, V. Heagle, B. Kielman, Mr. Bray. Sitting: J. Mattson, I. Osgood, D. Petersen, N, Dennee, E. Miller. The Log Rollers went through a well-marked season this year, and gave the fans something to watch in the line of good basketball. Although the team will lose three graduating players for next year's season, they have provenJ that they are capable of carrying on in the fight- ing spirit and good playing that marks them as one of the tops” in basketball. Coach Bray t 20 Basketball B -Team Standing, Left to Right: D. Schrieber, K. Corbas, M. Moore C. Aderholdt, B. Tallier, J. Lowery, E. Pochinski Mr. Bray. 1st Row, R. Symes, G. St. Peter, L. Smith, C. Harmes, B. Olson, D. Adams. The B Team offered a very good showing during their basketball season this year. Most of the players were new to the team, but never- theless, they played exceptionally good games, and promise to furnish talented A Team material next year. Coach Bray 22 Letter Club Top Row, Left to Right: J. Lowery, R. McEwen, E. Plontek, L. Beyers, R. Synes, V. Heagle. 2nd Row, R. Miller, R. Moore, R. Kielman, N. Dennec, C. Marshall, I. Osgood, Mr. Bray. 1st Row, K. Korbas, B. Mielke, D. Petersen, E. Miller, D. Schrleber, J. Mattson, R. Bath. 23 Cheerleaders Left to Right: J. Thielke, S. Gregg, M. Enders, D. Nishlk, Y. Tallier, «J. Lowery. Student Council Left to Right: D. Petersen, E. Piontek, J. Lowery, J. Thielke, I. Osgood, E. Aderholdt, L. Zingler, B. Petersen, V. Heagle, M. Boland, N. Dennee, B. Tallier. Mr. Meyers standing. 25 Annual Staff Paper Staff Top Row, Left to Right: L. Dzurick, J. Johnson, E. Aderholdt, J. Gregg, M. Novak, K. Boland, D Nishik, J. Symes. 2nd Row, Mrs. Newton, L. Lowery, S. Medow, K. Johnson, B. Petersen, N. Hager, M. Neddo, Mr. Meyers. 1st Row, B. Mielke, N. Dennee, J. Thielke, I. Osgood, J. Mathis, G. Kreienbrink, A. Deede. The staff of the Purple Quill worked very hard this year In making their school paper one of the best. Under the direction of Mr. Meyers and Mrs. Newton, ad- visors, and Jane Thielke, editor, the staff published monthly the news of all the classes and various organizations in school. 27 Band Top Row, Left to Right: R. Rousseau, D. Coleman, M. Mallow L. Dzurick, G. Manske, M. McEwen, G. Exford, S'. Gregg, J. Symes, M. Enders, A. Houle, M. Bentz, W. Schlafke, Y. Tallier, J. Ashbeck. 2nd Row, B. Doucette, J. Gustke, B. Sorenson, E. Clinard, R. Hager, M. Novak, J. Mattson, N. Gayhart, J. Gregg, J. Johnson, A. Deede, P. Renne, Mr. Anderson. 1st Row, D. Petersen, D. Hoffman, K. Johnson, M. Smith, L. Smith, G. Johnson, N. Denrree, S. Casaler, B. Petersen, N. Hager, J. Mathis. The band, although fewer in members, has been very active during the past year. A pep band was organized to play at home athletic games, and the full band played for school programs. The Music Festival at Goodman was the highlight of the program this year, and the band entered it in class C for concert and marching. 28 Chorus Top Row, Left to Right: J. Mathis, L. Lowery, L. Dzurick, M. Mallow, S. Gregg, M. Enders, C. Enders J. Bennett, K. Boland, M. Bentz, M. Neddo. 3rd Row, S. Cassler, G. Manske, Y. Tallier, B. Sorenson, M. Rummel, A. Houle, M. Brushafer, B. Mielke, K. Jewell, M. LaFluer, J. Guskte, M. Piontek, M. Dove, G. Exferd. _ a 2nd Row, D. Nishik, V. Exferd, P. Renne, J. Egerer, L. Joas B. Thurber, E. Whisman, J. Westphal, G. Kilman, J. Kennard, L. Fuller, P. VanDerheytfen, V. Harris, Mr, Anderson, D. Quinn. 1st Row, D. Hofman, M. Novak, F. Novak, J. Johnson, 3. Medow, K. Johnson, L. Harrison, E. Aderholdt, B. Petersen, N. Hager, M. Smith. The chorus, this year, has been a very active organization. Participating in such events as the Christmas Program, Concerts, and the Music Festival, the members have shown their ability to harmonize in the beauty of song. Among the pieces well-sung were: God of Our Fathers, Dedication, Kentucky Babe, and Where'er You Walk. 29 Top Row, 3rd Row, 2nd Row, 1st Row, Left to Right: A. Stubbs, V. Harris, G. Kilman, J. Bohn, P. Renne, G. Ashbeck, B. Straub, S. Radley E. Smith, J. Thielke, C. Wolfgram. D, Quinn, S. Schrafnagel, M. Bentz, K. Boland, S. Gregg, J. Egerer, M. Neddo, A. Houle M. Brushafer, J. LaRock, A Sinjack, D Nishik, Y. Smith. F. VanDerheyden, B. Thurber, N. Gayhart. P. Reeves I. Johnson, S. Rhiniger, P. Ramsdell, L. Joas, E, Miller, B. Sorenson, E. Whisman, M. Dove, Miss Hoehn. D. Fuller, M. Novak, F. Novak, D. Loker, J. Westphal, N. Hager, L. Harrison, E. Aderholdt, B. Reeves. President—Jane Thielke Vice-Pres.—Kathryn Boland Secretary—Evelyn Aderholdt Treasurer—Diane Nishik A 30 Too Row, Left to Right: R. Rosio, K. Rugg, R. Deede, S. Schrafnagel, D. Goodchild, G. Kreienbrink, D. Smythe, G. Arndt, D. Hoffer, P. McDowell, 2nd Row, M. Moore, L. Scheiber, R. Rhininger, D. Swanson, N. Dennee, B. VerBunker, E. Piontek, A. St. Peter, C. Aderholdt, B. Olson, Mr. Peiler. 1st Row, D. Jewell, V. Heagle, C. Marshall, E. Flynn, J. Aderholdt, L. Bath, D. Swanson, G. St. Peter, E. Exferd, R. Bath. ,resident--Eugene Piontek rlce-Pres.—Bruce Oleson Secretary—Jerome Aderholdt 'reasurer—Val Roy Heagle 31 Science Club Top Row, 2nd Row, 1st Row, Left to Right: R. Symes, J. Guatke, B. Petersen, I Osgood, K. Johnson, E. Miller, G. Manske, C. Marshall, D. Petersen, J, Aderholdt. C. Wolfgram, J. Mattson, L. Dzuriek, R. Bath, D. Nishik, J. Gregg, M. Mallow, B. Kielman, Y. Tallier, J. Lowery, D. Quinn, Mr. Thayer. J. Symes, K. Corbas, M. Neddo, J. Kasparek, M. McEwen, K. Zukoski, A. Deede, E. White, J. Thielke, R. Hager. 0?one t 6c Top Row, Loft to Right: J. Egeror, M. Neddo, M. Mallow, L. Zinglor, Y. Tallier, K. Corbas, G. Mansko, D. Adama, G. Kllman, S. Casaler, V. Exford. 2nd Row, Mr. Dailey, J. Gustko, K. Boland, V. Harris, J. Thielke, M. Mooro, M. Piontok, B. Peterson, P. Jefrey, N. Gayhart, J. Goodchild, J. Symes, D. Nishik, D. Quinn, Mr. Thayer. 1st Row, L. Smith, M. Rummel, K. Zukoski, E. Aderholdt, R. Hager, S, Medow, C. Aderholdt, N. Hager, D. Petersen, B. Sorenson, J. Aderholdt. The Forensics group was a large one this year, and all participants worked very hard in achieving their goals. Each class was well represented and the Seniors doubly so, by having LeRoy Zingler, who was a contestant in the state contest last year, again participate in oratory. This group promises to furnish good, experienced ma- terial for future years in forensics. 34 Homecoming October 7, 1950 King—Borman Donneo Queen--Diane !!lschlk Senior Class Play Strpurer in the Tlirht ' CAST Sylvia Lee--Jane Thiolke Mable Crane--Jean Lowery Grant Torry--LeRoy Dingier Eddie Beach--Eddie Miller Kona Pollnrd--Fat Reeves J. T. Rutledge--Joe Slasl Velda 3tevens--SMrley Kedow Marcella Dendor--Mickey Boland Clifford Newkirk—Ervin White Rose Jorden--B. J. Petersen Sandra King—?£ery Alice Srlth Sam F! sk--Korman Dennee Director--: r • Dailey 1. Skeets 11 2. Strictly a stag party 12 3. The Champs I 13 4. What’s so funny, girls? 14 5. The Gang 15 6. Cheesecake 16 7. Father vs. Son 17 8. So tired 18 9. Homecoming Floats 19 10. Watch the birdie I 20 Angel In disguise The day’s catch Happy Birthday, ErvinJ Happy Hunters Which twin has the toni? Anyone we know? When we were a couple of kids And the food was swell I Lone Ranger Flynn Homecoming Royalty 36 1. Keop away from me I 15. Ho Hum 1 2. Throe Little Scouts 16. Lawrence 3. Going our way? 17. Try the movies, girls c. Hail, hail the gang's all hero 13. Kitten's best friend 5 • Phyllis???? 19. Sing low, sweet clarinet I 6. The Three Stooges 20. The morning exercise. 7. Oh, mvl 21. Isn't love grand? 3. Jeannie 22. Sally 9. Whore's the music? 23. Our coach 10. Craig 2k. Winter Formal grand march 11. Nancy 25. Nice boat, hey fellows? 12. Smile, girls, smile I 26. Fun at the Homecoming 13. Tarzan f Miller 27. Up for the rebound Ik- Little Lord Fauntelroy 29. 29. The birthday licking When we wore young COMPLIMENTS OF STATE BANK OF WABENO CAPITAL 125,000 SURPLUS 125,000 DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON. D. C. 4 0,000 ro. tACH OIPOXTM f 0,0 00 Compliments o( CMS WABENO KPT. SUM THEATER MONA, WISCOf IN