Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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Orrin Baugnict nGeezelW General Swimming 23Neshotah News 5, 43 IntrafMural sports l, 2, 53 Civic Service Society 4. W This is the last of school! I am content.n ..10- Edna Mae Beaton 'Eddie' Pre-College Extemp. Reading 2, 5, 43 Declamation l,2,43Gir1s' Glee Club 43M1xed chorus 2,43G.A.A. 1,23 Neshotah News 3,43 Nesho. Annual. nTruly this maiden is a born artist.' Roy Beaton 'Roysie' Pre-Col. and Musical Basketball 2,32 Football 2,3,4Q Band l,2,5,43 President 43Orohestra 2, 5,43 Junior Rotarian 5. 'His ready smile a happy heart sunzests.' Margaret Becker nMargeN Pre-College Extemp. Reading 5, 43 Oratory 53 G,A.A. 13 Neshotah News 5,45 Nesh. Annual 43 Dramatic Club 2,5,43 Vice-President 43 Purple and Gold 5,43 Pep Club 5, 43 Secretary 43 National Honor Society. 'She carries her respon- sibilities with infinite putience.N John Bensman 'Benzn General Civic Service Society 43 Intra-Mural sports 1, 2, 53 Social Science Die- cussion Contest 53Nesho. News 53 Spelling Contest 4. HO sleep! it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole.n Hilary Beth 'Sparky' Pre-College Lit. Club lg Oratory 43 Neshotah News 5,4gNesho. Annual 45 Jr. Class Play 3gV1ce-president 3gCiv1c Service Society 4 g Pep Club5,4gSpelling Contest lgDebate 45 Senior Class PlaygNational Honor Soc. ' You can always bet on Hilary. Frank Blahnik 'Gene' General-Ind. Arts Basketball 5,45 Football 3,43 Neshotah Annual 43 Junior Rotarian 3gPurple and Gold l,2gC1v1c Serv. Society 4g President. 'In athletics, my how he doth shine.' Harlan Bohne 'Major' General Basketball 1,25 Football 1,33 Intra-mural Sports l,2,5,4. 'Happy go lucky and free What worries you not me.' Everett Bolle 'Champ' General Entered from Rockwood High 19353 Football3,4g Civic Service Soc1ety4g Heavyweight Boxing 4. 'He does it with a mighty ew1ng.' Raymond Bruechert 'Bricky' General Neshotah News 2. 'Little said is soonest mended.' Helen Buschmann Commercial 'Typewriting is music to my ears.' Paul Caldwell 'Cash' Pre-College Football l,2,5g Swimming l,2,5,4g Neshotah News 3 45 Nesho. Annual 45 Sec. 45 Intra-mural sports 1, 2,5,4g Nat. Honor Soc. 'Page Esquire! It's Caldwelll' Karl Christoffel 'Christy' General Swimming 2,3gIntra-mural Sports l,3. 'I'1l let others do the talk1ng.' SENIORS Roland Christoffel 'Ozzie' General Neshotah News 2. U I have never been hurt by anything I have not sa1d.' Milton Ciha 'Milt' General Neshotah News 3. '. . . , and every inch a man.' Wallace Culligan 'Cully' General Basketball 53 Football 3,43Nesho.News Sglntrt- mural Sports 1,2,3,4. 'Whether rain or whether shine, He is the same all the t1me.' Erwin Dallmann 'Bud General and Musical Swim ing l,2,5, 43 Bend l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 53 Neshotah News 33Neshotah Annual 3,43 Civic Serv. Society 4. 'Upon him were bestowed three talents3 swimming, photography, and art. -12- Jeanne Deau 'Jeannie' Pre-College Declamation 3,43 Oratory 43 Social Sc. Discussion Contest 23 G.A.A. 1,23 Polliwog 1, as Neshotah News 5,43Neshotah Annual 43 Junior Class Play 53 Civic Service Society, Speaker of the House 43 Dramatics 5, 43 Senior Class Play 43 National Honor Society. 'I'l1 be happy, I'1l be free, 1'll be sad for nobody.' Lorraine De Roche General G.A.A. 23 Senior Class Play. 'There is friendliness in her smile.' James Des Jarlais 'Charley' General Entered from Lena High School 1955. 'Deeds , not words.' James Devine 'Irish' General Entered from Fort Iowa Military Academy 1955. Oratory 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Dramatic Club 5, 43Jr. Class Play 53 Stage man. 'Variety is the spice of l1fe.' Elaine Du Fano 'D General 'The hair you love to touch.' Kenneth Emond 'Ken' General Oratory 33 Neshotah News 55 Neshotah Annual 45 Civic Service Society 45 Debate 3 'In thy face, I read artist.' Elsie Engelland 'Else' General Girls' Glee Club 4,Pres. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l,2gNeshotah News 5,4g Dramatic Club 4, Class officer 4gPep Club 3,4g Vice-president 3g National Honor Society. 'Full of pep, full of fun, she's a friend to everyone.' Robert Erickson 'Lief' General-Ind. Arts Neshotah News 5. 'Erickson is my name, The explorer's was just the same.' Grace Frasch 'Gracie' Pre-college Entered from Two Creeks 1935. 'A sweet, attractive kind of grace.' Wallace Freye 'Fry' Pre-college Band 2,33 Civic Service Society 4. 'I don't say much, but I do a lot of thinking.' Evelyn Gagnon 'Eve' Commercial G. A. A. 2,5,4g Polliwog 4. 'Athletics is my fieldi' Mary Gagnon Cmm ercial G.A.A. 1, 20 'Like a ray of sunshine she tr1ps.' I Etyhl Ann Gevers 'Dimps' General Band 2,:5,43G.A.A. 1,2,:5, 43 Polliwog l, 2, 5, 43 Vice-president 43 Intra- Mural Sports 2,3,4. 'With the form and grace of a swan.' Pearline Gironimi Commercial Declamation 23 G.A.A. 23 Polliwog 3. 'On with the dance.' Russel Goedjen 'Russ' Pre-Coll. and Musical Football 2,5,4S Extemp. Speaking 5,4jB8Hd l,2,3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mix. ChOTUS5,4QOTOhB8tTB 3,43Neshotah NSWBSQCIBSB Secretary 23Ex. Board 43 Purple and Gold3,43Civic Service Society, Speaker 43 Jr. ROt8Il8Dj Debate 5,43 National Honor Soc. 'First in work, first in play, and first in the hearts of his fellow atudents.' Ruth Golnick Commercial G.A.A. 13 Neshotah News 5, 43 Neshotah Annual 43 National Honor Society. 'When her fingers touch a typewriter, 1t's 'Full Speed Ahead. Gladys Graycarek Com ercial 'Gladys was a sweet,non- talkative type of g1rl.' Marie Grumann Pre-College Literary Club 13 Extemp. Speaking 2,33Declamat1on 1,3,4: Oratory 23 Social Sc. Discussion Contest 23 G.A.A.l3Neshotah News 5, 43 Neshotah Annual 43 Dramatics 23 Ex. Board43 Civic Service Society, Secretary43Pep Club 5,43 Forensic Soc. President 43Debate l,5,4Q National Honor Society. 'What a grand world this would be, If everyone were just like Mar1e.' Walter Haase 'Buddy' Pre-College Declamstion 3,43Neshotah News 5,43Neshotah Annual 4,JuD10T Class P1ay3 Sr. Class Playg Class Pres. 53Purp1e and Gold l,2,3, 4QC1V1C Service Society, Vice-President 43 Junior Rotariang Spelling Con- test lg Intra - Mural Sports 2, 33 Debate 43 National Honor Society. 'One in a million.' Cynthia Haeae 'Red' General Neshotah News 5, 4. 'I'l1 never, never part with my flaming locks.' Orland Hall 'Orlie' General Entered from Rockwood High 19353 Civic Service Society 4. 'The lad with quaint and quiet ways.' Everett Hamernik 'Hummer' Pre-college Football 3, 45 Neshotah News 2g Intra - Mural Sports 1. ' The best lies yet unawakened in me.' Roger Hansen 'Hans' Gen.-Ind. Arts Mixed Chorus 3,4gBasket- ball 3. ' The energetic always reach the top.' Philip Hanson 'Phil' Pre-college Football 4g Swimming 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 4 Dramatic Club 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 4. 'If you want someone with e will, you can always count on Phil.' Edna Harding Commercial Literary Club l,2gNesho. News 3, 4, Civic Service society 4 'She's a worker, she'll succeed ' Karl Hartlich 'Rosebud' General Neshotah News 5. 'A friendly fellow with friendly ways.' Francis Hess 'Bubs' Pre-College Basketball l,2g Football l,2,3,4gDramat1c Club 3g Jr. Class Play 3g Class Officer 2g Civic Service Society 4g President 45 Purple and Gold 5,43 Jr. Rotarian 3gDebate 4gNat. Honor Societyg Judge of Elections 4. ll A master of them a1l.' Norman Hodek 'Lucky' General ' Great things come from little men.' Paul Holsen 'Doc' Pre-College Neshotah News 3,45Nesho. Annual 45President 25Ex. Board 45 Purple and Gold 3,45 Junior Rotarian 55 Athletic Manager 3, 45 Intra - mural Sports Stage Manager 45National Honor Society. 'A man most worthy of the trust placed in h1m.' Donald Lopkins 'Noppy' Pro-College Jntcred from Two Creeks 1935. Neshotah News 3,45 Civic Service Society 4. HJomen to me are eternal qucstions.' John J. Jaklin 'J.J.J.' General Neshotah News 45 Civic Service Society 4. 'He has the stride of a g1ant.' Jean Jansky 'Jeanne' Pre-College Mix. Chorus 2,55Neshoteh News 3,45Neshotah Annual 45 Civic Service Society 45Sec. and Vice-Pres. of Civic Service Soc1ety5 Pep Club 5, 45 National Honor Society. 'Beauty, knowledge, and grace molded into this brunette.' John Jindra 'Gus' General Neshotah News 3,45Neaho. Annual 3, Civic Service Society 4, Intra-mural Sports l,2,5. 'He lives content and envies none.' Joan Kafka Commercial Declamation l,2,45G.A.A. 1,2,3,45Neshotah News S, 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35Extemp. Heading 2. 'A mild and modest ma1den.' Verna Kasten 'Lefty' General G.A.A. 1. 'She has her beau, And loves to sew.' Leonard Kenville 'Uncle Lenny' Pre-College Basketball l,8,5,45Foot- ball 1,2,3,45Intra-Mural sports 1,2,5,4. 'He has the grace of a Greek athlete.' Ruth Kiley Commercial Neshotah Annual 4. 'The one that makes the least noise is often the most useful.' William Klein 'Bill' Gen.-Ind. Arts Basketball 2, 5. 'I can get enthusiastic about some th1ngs.' Erwin Kocian 'Ervie' Gen.-Mus. Band l,2,5,4 Librarian 4 Mixed Chorus 4. 'Why aren't they all contented like me? Donald Koeser 'Nigger' College Pre. Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4. 'He saves his good voice for s1nging.' Pauline Konieczka Commercial c.A.A. 1,2,s,4, Council 4 'Happiness is a species of energy, and she has both.' Constance Krueger 'Connie' General G.A.A. 15 Neshotah News 3,45 Senior Class Play. 'A maiden fair-- So debonair.' Quentin Kuether 'Nenny' GCD 4 -Mus. Band 1,2,5,43 Civic Service Society. 'My thoughts are my own.' Veronica Kuklis 'Verna' Commercial 'She is smart and sweet and always neat.' SENIORS Francis Kwiatkowski 'Curlyn Pre-College and Ind. Basketball l33wimming 43 Class officer, Ex. Board 5,43 lurple and Gold 2, 3,43 President 4, Civic Serv. society 43 Intra- Mural sports 3,4,Nation- al Honor Society. WThat curly hair would make any girl rave.W Arthur Last 'Art' Pre-College and Ind. Neshotah News 3,4g Civic service Society 4, Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Basketball g,2,3gIntra-mural sports WI shape my own destinyen Charles Le Clair 'Charlie' Pre-College Civic Service Society 4. Entered fro Twin Elder Mmd,MM. 'I would not be differ- ent it I oould.' Edna Le Claire 'Eddie' General Mixed Chorus 2,53 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. 'Short and Speedy' -1Q- Paul Leschig 'Fish' Pre-College Football 5gSwimm1ng 5,45 Boys' Glee Club 4gNesho- teh News 3, 45 Spelling Contest 33 Intra - Mural Sports 5. 'His permanent is genu- 1ne.' Kenneth Leaperance 'Squint' General Jr. Class Play Sg Civic Service Society 4gIntra- Mural Sports 1, 2, 3,43 Winner in Golf. 'S me think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I.' Verna Liddle Commercial Oratory 45 Neshotah News 5,43 Neshotah Annual 45 Spelling Contest 3. Entered from Niagara Fells, Nei York, 1935. 'Charm strikes the sight but merit lins the sou1.' Eugene Mao Donald 'Scotty' General Basketball lgloctball 1, 2, 3, Neshotah News 53 Civic Service Society 4g Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2. 'Never do today what you can put off -till to- norrow.' SENIORS N l Mary Ellen MacDonald 'Mary lac' Pre-college Declamation 2gG.A.A.l,2g Neshotah News 5, 4g Dra- matics 2, 3, 4. 'Good mixture of sense and nonsense.' Joyce Magee 'Judy' Pre-college Oratory 45 Girls' Glee Club 4gHixed Chorus 2,5, 4gG.A.A. lgNeshotah News 3, 4. 'Today whatever may annoy, the word for me is Joy,just simple Joy.' Bernice Malkowski Commercial 'Happy am I, and from care I am free.' Robert Mancel 'Kido' General Civic Service Society 43 Neehotah News 3. 'A ngnz heart nvu long.' NC -19- Lauraine Marek Commercial Declamation 2g Neshotah Annual 4. 'Life is seriousg so am I.' Laura Marquardt Com ercial Declamation 5gOratory 43 Extemporaneoue Reading 3 'The rarest gift after all is a mood woman.' Ethawyn Maruga Commercial Mixed Chorus 2. 'I'm in a dancing mood.' Helen Meliohar 'Blueyes' General 'Always anxious to please.' Edna Martens Commercial 'She's a card.' Leone Messerman 'Lee' General and Commercial Extemporaneous Reading 2,43 Declamation 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 23 Neshotah News 5,4g Dramatic Club 2,3,4. 'Friend to al1.' Harvey Meyer 'Tarzan' General Civic Service Societyg Intra-Mural sports l, 2, 3, 4. 'Hold the Fortg I'm coming.' Roland Meyer 'Shorty' Pre-College Intra-Mural sports l,2, 3,4. 'I dare do all that becomes a man.' -4.- Emily Michalkiewicz nAvhan Commercial G. A. A. l. 'Her last name won't always be 13 letters long.' Patricia Migawa 'Pat' Com ercial G. A. A. 1,2,3,4gCouncil Civic Service Society. 'My heart's ever fa1thful.' Francis Miller 'Maestro' General Boys' Glee Club 4gM1xed Chorus 1,3,5,4gOrchestra 2,3,4gIntra-Mural sports School Correspondent 4. 'Rubinoff's successor' Raymond Modra 'Hay' General 'Grow old along with meg the best is yet to be.' Delmar Otis 'Buan General Basketball l, Football l 2g Boys' Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Civic Service Society 4. 'A Man's a man in any land.' Robert Peterik 'Bob' General Neshotah News 3. 'I speak reluctant1y.' Carol Peterson 'Pete' General Literary Clubg Polliwog l,2,5gNeshotah News 3,43 Intra-Mural Sports 3, 4. 'The sweetest garland to the sweetest ma1d.' Milton Pilzak 'Milt' General Basketball 1,23 Football 1,2,5g Class Officer l, Executive Board. 'Destined to teach Napping in Geometry.' Rudolph Prucha 'Butch' General Basketball l, 3,45 Foot- ball l,2,5,4gIntra-Mural Sports 2. 'A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.' Harold Redtke 'Prof' Pre-College Basketball l,2,3gExtemp. Speaking Z5Neshotah News 5,45 Neshotah Annual 45 Class Officer 25 Civic Serv. Society, Secretary 43 Junior Rotarian 5gPep Club 3,4g Asst. Judge of Elections 43 Intra-mural sports 2,55 Nat. Honor Society. 'As if there is another such as he.' Alfred Rehrauer 'Fritz' General Swim ing 3gNeshoteh News 3,43 Athletic Manager 4. 'Modesty is the test of a Gent1emen.' Dorothy Risch 'Dot' General Entered from Rockwood 1955. 'Never tearful, always cheerfu1.' Raymond Roidt 'Crucibles' Pre-College Extemp. Speaking 2 33 Oratory 2,5,4g Band f,5, 43 Orchestra 4g Neshotah News 5,4gNeshotah Annual 4g Jr. Rotarian 3gDebate l,2,5,4:NeFeI.as Src class PlaygNational Honor Soc. 'I'd rather be right than Pres1dent.' Ruth Rollins 'Ruthie' General Swim ing l,2,3,4g G.A.A. Vice-Pres. Q31 l,2,3, 43 Polliwog 3,4gPres1dent4g Neshotah Annual 4. 'I can be happy with l1ttle.' Elaine Rudy 'Rudy' Com ercial Girls' Glee Club 4gM1xed Chorus 2,4. 'Logic to the femininth degree.' Donald Sauve 'T.J.' General Mixed Chorus 3,4gNeaho. Annual 3,4gC1v1c Service Society 4. 'You can't keep a good man down.' Catherine Savage 'Happy' Pre-Col. and Musical Declam 1,2,5 4gBand l,2, 3,45Extemp. heading 2,3g Neshotah News 5,4gNesho. Annual 43 Junior Class Playg Purple and Gold 1, 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 3, 4gNat1on. Honor Society. 'Will my troubles never ceaae?' Gladys Sohaden Com ercial G-A-L 2.3.45 National Honor Society. ' She does her work with ease,and is always ready for more.' Violet Schmeichel 'Dolly' General and Musical Declam lg Band 2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 4g Mix. Chorus 4. 'No, I never took a talking medicinei' John Schmitt 'Capt. John' Pre-College Football l,2,3,4gBasket- ball 3g Boys' Glee Club 4gMix. Chorus 5,4gNesho. News 3,4g Dramatic Club 2,33 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. 'He doth have more line than a fisherman, And a good one too so we've been told.' SENIORS Nu Paul Schmoock 'Poker' General Entered from Two Creeks, Sept. 35. Neshotah News 4g Civic Service Society 4. 'Oh, the power of these silent brutes.' Carol Schrimpf General Entered from Rockwood High in 19553 Neshotah News 3,4. 'May this charming girl always meet success.' Betty Schultz 'Biddy' General Declem l,2,3,4g G. A. A. l,2,3g Spelling Contest 4g Pep Club 5,4gNeehotah News 3,45 Band 3g Junior Class Playg Senior Class PlaygDramatic Club2,3,4g Neshotah Annual 43 Nat. Honor Society. 'So Jolly--so serious. Howard Schultz 'Honey' General Course Band 3,4gBoyS' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 35 Civic Service Society 4. 'Howard or 'Honey' is this boy's name, He's our Tuba player just the same.' ff NK' ggff -25- Dale Schumaker 'Dal' General Course Entered from Algoma High School in 1936. Civic Service Society. 'He hasn't been here long, And we haven't heard him much.' Leila Schurr Commercial Neshotah News 3,4. 'If you're looking for a friend so true, Leila will Schurrlly see you through.' Maginel Schwantes General 'Perseverance wine in the end.' Agnes Shekoeki 'Aggie' Com ercial 'A mild and modest maiden she, Her foremost charm-e1m- pl1c1ty.' SENIORS Leona Shikowski 'Lee' Commercial G. A. A. 1,2,5,4. 'Her hair is her crown- ing glory.' George Shimulunas 'Shim' General Basketball 43Football lg Neeho.News 33C1v.Serv1ce Societyg Ath. Manager 3. 'As quiet as he is tall' Kenneth Sievert 'Kenny' General Football 1, 2,33 Basket- ball 1, 33 Band l,2,Z,43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1,5,43 Boys' Glee Club 4:0 ' His trombone he doth play, and homes to famous some fine day.' Edward Sinkular 'Eddie' General Band 1,2,3,43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Dramatics 3,43 Junior Class Playg Mixed Chorus 33 Civic Service Society3 Stage manager4 Senior Class Play. 'Hamlet of 195O.' fXfXf' -24- Frederick Skarvan 'Fritz' Pre-College Entered from Rockwood in 1935. 'Won't women ever let me be?' Elaine Smongeski 'Allah' Commercial G.A.A.l, 23 Ex. Board 43 Purple k Gold 43Neshotah nNews3,43 Neshotah Annual 4. 'If you heard not what I sa1d,1ook at my eyes for they do ta1k.' Myron Soueoup 'Suzy' General Neshotah News 33 Intra- mural Sporte l,2, 3, 4. 'The bigger they are the harder they fallt' Milton Specht 'M11ty' Pre-College Entered from Rockwood in l9353Footba1l 3,43 Civic Serv. Societyg Dramatice 4g Senior Clase Play. 'Oh, but he'e so much more than a speck.' Clarence Stefaniak General Entered from Two Creeks in 1935. Dramatics 43 Civic Serv. Societyg Senior Class Playa 'His greatest longing is to have curly hair.' Ivan Stegemann 'Stags' General Neshotah News 5,4gNesho. Annual 4g Class Officerg Secretary 3gY1oe Pres.4g Purple and Gold 4gIntra- Mural Sports l,5,4g Pep Club 3,4gStage lanager4g National Honor Society. 'Ivan the dare-able, Ivan the scare-able, But never, never Ivan the terrible. William Steinbrecher 'Bill' Pre-College Class officer 3,43Intra- mural Sports 1,2,4g Ex. Board 3. 'It 1sn't always the quantity, but the qual- ity that counts.' Arthur St. Peter 'Skipper' General Heshotah Hens 5,4g Class officer 43 Pres.: Intra- lural Sports 3,45 Sliln ning 1,2g Keshotah Annu- el 4gPep Club 4gIootbel1 lg Civic Service Society 'He'e a laeter of all Artie. Alvin Streubel 'Squibs' Gen.-Mus. Band 2,5,4g BOYS' Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 43 Orchestra 4. 'He never lets studies interfere with his ed- ucat1on.' Claude Taddy General Football l,2,5,4g Junior Class Play, Stage Mana- gere 'He'll tackle anyth1ng.' Elane Taddy General 'Her loves she doth keep secret.' Mae Taddy C mercial 9.1.5. 2. 'Silence is golden.' Marian Teddy 'Dimples' Commercial G. A. A.43Spel11ng Champ 3. 'Why don't they give me hard words to spe11?' Merlin Teddy 'Mutz' General Neshoteh News 3,4: Stage Manager 4. 'From sunrise to sunset a continual sm1le.' Virginia Taddy 'Virgi' General Civic Service Society 43 Spelling Contest 2. 'A sweet smile hath power.' Thelma Tomcheck 'Tom y' Commercial G. A. A. 1, 23 Neshoteh News 3,4Q Class Officer 1, 43 Vice-President lj Ex. Board 43 Purple and Gold 3, 43 Spelling Contest 43Nat1ona1 Honor Societyg Vice-President of Purple and Gold 4. 'So prim and neat a smile from her is a treat.' Millicent Tome 'Millie' Musical-Commercial Band 1, 2, 3,43 Neshotah News 3,43Neshotah Annual 43 Class Officer 53 Ex. Board3 Pep Club 3, 43 President 43 W.H.Orches- tra, 3,43Nat. Honor Soc. 'The girl with sax- appeal.' Bernice Valinski 'Bronola' Commercial 'Worry and I are running a rece. I'm winningl' lola Van Caster 'Jimmie' Pre-College Lit. Club 23 Oratory 43 Neshotah News 3,43Neeho. Annual 43 Dramatics 3,43 Junior Class Playg Civic Service Society. 'Boy, how that girl could talkl' Walter Vertz 'Junior' Pre-College Entered from Northwest- ern Preperetory College in 1936. Basketball 43 iootbell 43Stage leneger 'We know the Vertz, but not the music.' Diana Vukelich 'Tiny-mite' Commercial 'If I don't get it done today, tomorrow is an- other day.' Hilary Wachtel 'Twitts' General Neshotah Annual 4. 'Boy, how he knew his chem1stry.' Helen Jane Wagner 'Waggie' Pre-College Lit. Club 1,2gGirls' Glee Club 4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g G. A. A. 5, 4g Neshotah Annual 4gClass Officer l, Seoy.g Civic Service So- ciety. 'Dogs here and Scottie dogs everywhere, No won- der they call her 'Wag- g18.' Robert Wilfert 'Bob' General 'Cars are his foremost 10v0e' Jerome Wilsmann NShortyn General Band 2, 5, 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Civic Service Society 4. W If silence could be termed as money, I'd be a milliona1re.' Roger Wilsmann 'wils' General Band l,2,3,4g Boys' Glee Club 4gM1xed Chorus 3,4g Athletic Manager 4. 'Music and saleamanship are a rare combinat1on.' Ilcyd Iiltgsn General Entered from Algoma in 1954. Neshotah News 43 Civic Service Society 4. 'A movie idol in the mak1ng.' Evelyn Zarn General 'Kimble fingers make good seamstresses.' Hazel Zermuehlen 'Birdie' Pre-College Deolam 5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 4-GA.A.1'N n.N 514g'NesnotAn finial '11 Dramatic Club 2,3,4gC1v. Service Society 4gJunior Class Playg Orchestra 43 Sen. Class Playg Nation. Honor Society. 'A whiz on the p1ano,but life isn't all play.' Joseph Ziarnik 'Joe' General Mixed Chorus 1, 5 4. 'A loyal friend who sticks by you through thick and th1n.' Ann Rose Zoerb 'Jay' Commercial G.A.A. l,2,5,4g Neshotah News 3,4gNeshotah Annual. 'She swings a mighty tap.' Raymond Zoerb 'Zoerbie' Pre-college Basketball 2,33 Football l,2,5gBand l,2,5,4gProp- erty Manager 45 Neshoteh Annual 4gClass Officer 4 Junior Rotar1angNat1onal Honor Society, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 'Don't argue. Discussl' Roger Zuehl 'Slippery' General Swimming l,2,3,4g Civic Service Society 4. 'Just e little slip of a fellow, but, Oh, my!' HAtti6 Zur Commercial G- A. A. l I Her foremost ambition is to be an ideal steno- grapherl' QI W. . 111: f.,xr1-f- , :ik , Fix 29- , r 'nw' . hd, .1, fix.-ff., A. 'S:,. 'm in ,en , 4.- 1 .f-1' 4, . . fx wg ir, . BX -'XV . irfxy--3. ...U E 1 '-if 2'- 11 'fu PLN 12,1 T351 . r .i,.g..m5f,3:' aw?-w fflyf-X111 tv - 4 , .,Vi. , zu: 'F It 1 Jjlix 'I m . , ,-s . , er .1 vfgiff. ,ff 1' iz' . .ff F A 1 'Mi ' ' V 1 if ' nik k . ,,432'n'ff- ' 1 - N 'Zfi3ZL'..: 4t5vi' , AU A :1X.,wx I.: 'fu 511 , A 'Q Q.: 'pf k'D?.1.,' 'iw Ar gr '4i5'l'd?'75?lf- 'w I I, 3 'lid' .5 ' .I -,WE . , A-f.. 1 .. : .', ..,, -. Mft.-, ho, 1, f,. ' Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS , f , President Vice President Afilxx Secretary Treasurer Francis Simino Robert Suhr l,f'- Lyle Bauknecht T 5 In oratory, declamation, Neshotah News, Purple and Gold, and Athlet- ics, the juniors have been truly great. Roy Krenke, that able speaker, won second place in the oratory con- test of the school. Declamation in the final school contest was won by a Junior, Marion Brown. In athletics, the juniors have proved themselves outstanding. Ish Gauthier, 'Butch' Bauknecht, 'Chummie' Strohm, Lothar Krueger, Harvey Stangel, Dorell St. Pierre, Paul Pesheck, Billy Ahearn, 'Spike' Ander- berg, 'Rabbit' Hasheck are outstanding for their work in both basket- ball and football. As for swimming, Robert Suhr has been elected captain of next year's team. Richard Waskow, Charles Seltz, Gerald Daetz, make up the remain- der of Juniors on the team. And finally the Junior Class play, under the direction of Robert D. Winn, was a sample of the extraordinary ability of this group of go- getters. The May Ball, because of the great enthusiasm of this class, was a great success, both financially and socially. o p A so a 'll 11111 w 1 Louis Lglko Daniel Ruthmansdorfer Lf'---w am 9 X 7 F 5 I ,qlllllllllq in 'f fy .alll V X r V f u sa' ' ' e, 'W I -50- JUNIORS Row 1. Lintereur, Kappleman, Schneider, Kusobucki, Specht, Nash, Schroeder, lancel, Ciha, Brault, Doncheck, Schmeicalg Row 2. Allie, Bourgeois, Jaeckal, Gernoski, Stegemann, Bodwin, Geimer, Le Mere, Walesh, Ploor, Goedjen, Gunderson, Franzmeirg Row 5. Krueger, Anderberg, Hasheck, St.P1erre, Ahearn, Wilker, Weir, Ruthmansdorfer, Bellin, Daetz, Lalko, Lambrecht, Engelbrechtg Row 4. Kwiatkow- ski, Boutan, Martin, Mosey, Nehring, Teddy, Brault, Lehrmann, Sporer, Krawczyk, Carroll, Suettinger, Kasten, Griepg Row 5. Suchoski, Kriesa, Beitzel, Seitz, Buynoski, Rogalski, Skrivanie, Jiminez, Waskow, Taddy,Kusobucki,Kowalski,Hurley, Kocho Row 1. Zoerb, Neuses, Jourdain, Becker, Brown, Stangel, Pesheck, Keip, Andrews, Burg. Row 2. Stueck, Watson, Rozanski, Hetue, Tomcheck, Beduhn, Welsing, Stenul, Timm, Ahearn, Strohm. Row 3. Hawkins, Kochan, Flentje, Simino, Wavrunek, Radtke, Olsen, Haumheimer, Eberhardt, Stobbe, Shekosky, Tegen, Mertens. Row 4. Bensman, Des Jarlais, Simino, Zigmund, Gates, Krause,Goodchild, Martel, Stegemenn, Emond, Caprero, La Fond, Lelko. Row 5. Gauthier, Belonger, Everson, Wesley, Finnel, Modra, Wilfert, Malkowski,Antonie, Polak, Stanul, Sager, Kloss.Row 6. Bauknecht, Suhr,Klein, Peterson, Krenke,Scherer, Kuether,Holly, Belonger, Gauthier, Wilke, Ariens, Clarke, Mc Keough. -51- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS a 1: '- ' X 1.?l,?,Zid3Z...1 f-N X225-Q'Zr?.iibi2h ff- 5622225531 Ziiiiiie' Q - 7 Tx A x'lllllllll 'If xlllllllllnll x'lllI mum r ' S F P: 15 195, I .W K X-L is And to the BOPHQ GPGS--T10 more years of the grand success they have been accustomed to! Bette Delmore, sophomore deolaimer, won second place in the high school con- test. Quite an honor for a girl your size, Bette. In athletics, too, sophomores hit the top. In both basketball and football they placed regularly. Harry Gross, Pud Perry, Evan Kriesa, 'Eddie' LeC1a1r, Pat Day, Paul Shedivy, Felix Antonio, Gordon Prucha, and Wm. Bridges are names you know because of their connection with sports. And when it comes to swimming, they are second only to the seniors. John Hernday, Lyle Dallman, George Liebech, Franklin Wood, Otto Blaha, Francis Bou- da, M1ke Hanson,and Alvin Jindra are team menbers who have helped their class reach the top rung of the ladder. Sophomores are active, too, in the Purple and Gold Society, which proves that they are struggling to 'go over the top. With all these good manbers helping you along, you sophomores are the talk of the school. - Y if x Paul Bouda Verle Gagnon 433:-345 Richard Pelnar Lil' Ii 11 ,,, xi' -5 .xjl I -g,2.. -Al SOPHOMORES Row l. Beth, Rochen, Schultz, Nolte, Smogaleski, Arle, Freye, Nagle, Krueger, Koczorowski, Ghizek, Feuerstein. How 2. Gegnon,Boprey,Kesten, Freye, Hashek, Schultz, Lehrmen,Andrews, Gauthier, Niquette, Delmore, Kostka, Kanugh. Row 3. Wisniewski, LeCleir, Lesperance, Weber, Hoffman, Sayeski, Hehrauer, LeBine, Bartz, Stefaniek, Kumbelek, Perry, Hollins, Smejkal. Row 4. Klein, Savard, Laurent, Galeenberger, Jaehnig, Bruechert, Walters, Kriesa, Mull, Jindra, Cherveny,Gegnon, Jchumaker. How 5. Becker,Breivogel, Carroll, Ketes, Fenslau, Nepiecinski, Pieschel, Specht, Hellada, Schlundt, Wilke, Huthmansdorfer, Schroeder. Row 6. Buhk, Schimulunas, Gauthier, Hood, Tegge, Wojta, shedivy, Bridges. Zern. Prucha, Puls, Zuehl, Klein. Row 1. Fanslau, Thiel, Pelnar, Francisco, LeClair, Knipher, Allie, Langer, Meyer, Prudome, Bensman, Kowalski, Vanderbush. Row 2. King, Kronforst, Czehanski, Neuses, Schmitt, DeRoche, Liddle, Schepper, Christoffel, Marineau, Rudie, Meisner, Koch, Virnoche. Row 3. Klatt, Gruel, Tomek, Watkins, Mahlik, Jourdain, Sisel, Gunderson, Blaha, Sorenson, Jacqmin, Tess, Strong, Ahrndt, Judson. Row 4. LaFond, Virnoche, Hetue, Allie, Antonie, Boretsky, Avery, Peserik, Riha, Jebavy, Bouda, Otis, Good- child. Row 5. Henfer, Wilfert, Hallada, Glesner, Sattler, Jaecke1,Stange1, Michal- kiewicz, Hall, Mosey, Gehrke, MacDonald, Ahearn, Simono, Kriehn. Row 6. Francisco, Lahey, Lahey, Paulow, Weber, Day, Schroeder, Bouda, Blaha, Da11man,Hanson,Liebich, Hernday, Wojta, Gregor, Dvorak. ..5g5- FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS , , , - --.. ,C , President vice Presldent Jilliam Grover Q Jeanette Langer -55 Eigiegiggeggggsurer L-ff . f WX w4?'Y 1 . ' N r '.,, QS?-,4,iAiL ' If ff ff ajax fm g new Freshies, green but gracious, are the biggest group in school. And it doesn't take you long to find out how really active they are, if you are on the alert. Just look at the list of freshies out for basketball and football:Jack Anderberg, Bob Bauknecht, Charles Brault, Bob Forcey, Fritz Glandt, Billy Grover, Francie Jaoquart, Louis Klein, Eugene Kopetsky, Hubert Kopetsky, Anthony Kostka, Robert Koutnik, Gordon Le Clair, Roger Rezash, Billy Rhein, Loyd Rice, Henry Rusboldt, end Wilbur Stangel. We hope that when they are seniors, the list will be just as long. And half a dozen speedy mermen are looking forward to the time when Bob Dickson, Jack Halberg, George Kanzelberger, Billy Kronforst, John Scotch, and Robert Timm, will be awarded their swimming letters as 'four year men.' Freshies, you know,don't get much of a chance at any other of the out- side activities, but we know from the manner in which they delved into the few they are allowed at, that they will make their senior olase one of the best. Victor Berger Elaine Fortin J ck Hslberg N 'rx il X-i-ff -54- FRESHMEN Row 1. Kostka, Beduhn, Wentorf, Buege, Loyd, Langer, Hetzlaff, Miller, Marek, Stueck. Row 2. Strong, Lintereur, Schmitt,Grzolczyk, Kempfert, Allie, Katcs, Gevers, Doncheck, Naeser,Cope. Row 3. Burgard, Kelliher,Anderberg, Gauthier, Engelbrecht,Klein,Krause,Stangel,Hezash,Stehl1k, Napiecinski. Row 4. Steeber, Harrop, Hiha, Glesner, Romdenne, Cochenet, Palzer, Deau, Locrb, Ho1scn,Mahlik, Eggener. How 5. Klein,Forcey,Kopetsky,Petrashek,3tegemann,Soit,Grover, Dick- son, Jacobuski, Heinkel, Koutnik, Barta. 2 63 'ii o Row 1. I. Yanda, E. Haefert, G. Dobinski, Li. Wilsmann, G. Puls,1...Buyeski, V.K00h V. Daetz, M. Greenwood. How 2. L. Ross,D.Youra, B. Jacquart,C.Kuklis,G.Casavant D.Boettcher, R. Stangel, L. Ciha. How 3. C.Brunner,H.Taddy,B.Mandal,P. Lesperance M. B ault, V. Gasavant, A. Naidl, F. Solenski. Row 4. B. Beuknecht, Ed. Vieu C. Hetue, J. Hoida, S. Mueller, R. Buyeski, A. Martin, L. Rice, S. Alkonis. -55- - l A FRESHMEN Row 1. Gagnon, Dahm, Glandt, Rusboldt, Wyzlnski, Watzka, Giron1mi,Jak11n, Rhein, Row 2. Brice, Barsul, Allie, Martlnkavitz, Brault, Kostka, Evrard, Kanzelberger, Gauthier, Belonger. Row 5. Bialkowski, Emond, Schumaker, Gauger, Vanderbloemen, Kause, Anderson, Timm, Tomcheck, Erickson. Row 4. Schackerl, Kasten, Hansen, M1gawa,W1nn, Werg1n,Rody, Pr1es,Kav11neck,Ne1eon, Kott, Kelp. Row 5. Jacquart, Mveeman,Kopetsky, Langer, Haag, Feeet, Thomas,Hempton, Lahey,Kreiea,Levy,M111er. Holly, Baum, Wood, Brieder, Peterson, Waskow, Greenwood, Drager, H. Miller, Row 2. Evereon, Butrem, Meyer, Rogalski, Larkin, nenrickson, Johnson, Bloomquist , Perry, Mandel. Row 3. Le Claire, Beeck, Melichar, Kronforst, Moe, Schmitt, Londo, Kanough, Piesche1,Schultz. Row 4.Fort1n, Richards, 0'Malley, B. Beitzel, Hurley , Turcyznski, Beeman, Lembrecht, Kam1nsky,Schnel1er, Ourednik, Row 5. Turner, Tome, Berger, Beitzel, Halberg, Skotch,Weber, Vogel, Hoffman, Clusen, Waskow,Burnette. -36- HGHTH GRADE Row l. Klabunda, Doleysh, Foelker, Braun, Zoerb, Beaton, Nagle, Hartman, Smith, Hallet, Clarke, La Budde. Row 2. Krescheck, Kocian, Berger, Schwarts, Sandford, Ross, Ciha, Haese, Brittenham, Watkins, Birr, Zoerb. Row 5. Van Bramer,W1lker, Kiley, Watson, Martin, Zarn, Rozmarynoski, C'Ma1ley, Bauers, Pawlaw, Gilbert, Halstrom,Forcey. Row 4. Rozmarynoski,Frasch, Hartway, Heinkle,Wilsmann,Sattler, Gates, Goodchild, Schmiecal, Hurst, Ariana, Carpenter, Christoffel, Mueller. Row 5. Marcello,Halstrom,Eucke,Basta1n, Wolfe, Schleuter, Wsskow, Zoerb, Jebovy, Belonger, Beduhn, Pauze, Romdenne, Gauthier. LAM . WMP! W F! xAA, ..Ig-EAW JxthvA- 4k,wvLvJgvJx-'AvWAvAvjgv4Lv-Awx- AwAv,kgAvAvAT - 57 - President Marilyn Sattler Vice President Lydia Clarke Secretary Treasurer Rachel Zoerb Executive Board Florence Braun Faye Eellet Leslie Martin SEVENTH GRADE Row 1. Hamilton, Gates,W11smann,Stehl1k,Avery, Wirth, St. Peter, Wilke, Johnson, Duset, Graycurek, Bellin, Miller, Gauthier. Row 2. Loeser, Skrivanie, Schroeder, Schuette,Stobbe,S1sse1, Rudy, Loder, Wentorf, Gunderson, Miller, Andrew. Row 3. Sousek,Zuehl,Henr1ckson,Deau,Miller, Zermuehlen, Horn, Dampier, Euoke, Erickson, Krieser, Slocum, Luebke, Laubenstein. Row 4. Carlson, Jann, Louisier, Kronforst, Hanson, Gustavson, Hoefert, Bouers, Lackey, Bishop, Olien, Kirchenberg, Flegle. Row 5. Tetzlaff, Swobode, Wagner, Ruzek, Schroeder, Zeddies, Bashaw, Ney, Huck, Stegemann, Fronk, Kolberg, Kaminsky. of President . Ned Slocum Vice President Roy Fronk Ms.-Z' Secretary Treasurer Betty Bishop Executive Board Holly Clarke xlsaf-.1Lv1xv AYAWA-.+.A4Jx.A-.Avmv +.A,J-vlglnvln-A4 ,WAN Av AvJ 3: Zzg 136-2223 53:11 -58- BAND How l. Tomchek, Goedjen, Schultz, Heinkel, Bellin, Meyer, Berger, Blaha, Loerb, Beduhn, Loerb. Row 2. Burgard, Wesley, Suettinger, Brown, Eberhardt, Daetz, Gun- derson, Stobbe, Wilke, Hernday, Clayton, Kocian, Cochenet, Tome. Row 5. Weix, M. Pieschel, Savage, Avery, Lloyd, Goedjen, Zuehl, Langer, Shekowski, Riha, Gevers, Dallman, 3isel,Gunderson, N. B. Jones.How 4.Naidl, Schmeichel, Schultz, Knipfer, Wilsman, Boretsky, Nilker, Jiminez, Kappleman,Sinkular, Leibich, Beduhn, Gregor, Sievert, Stehlik.Row 5.Klein, Beaton, Kuether,Struebel, Wilsman, Prucha, Krenke, Hoidt, Dallnan, Holly, Riha, Frasch, Kriehn. This year Two Rivers produced a band worthy of the name. It has fulfilled the expectations of those, who, last year set such a high ideal for the Washington High school Band. The band,organized by Mr. Arvold in l92l,1s now under the direction of Mr. Jones, who came here in 1926. It has really gained many high honors under his instruction. Band is a full credit subject and rehearses every day during the seventh period. Sectional practices are given once a week to members during their free periods. It is offered to freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The band consists of sixty-seven members. As a means of encouraging student participation and to enable students to compare their work with that of other groups, the music organizations compete in usually very successful in winning numerous high cert this year was given on March 51. In addition for assembly programs, give local concerts, play games and oblige at many civic functions. tournaments where they are honors. Their annual con- they provide entertainment at basketball and football Large and less usable instruments are provided by their energetic spona soring organization, the Band Mothers and appropriations by the Board of Education. The aim of the band is entirely educat1onal.It is taught with the express purpose of giving to the students a greater understanding and appreciation of the best in music literature. It is the belief and the hope that the standard of music appreciation in America will be much higher as a result of the present teaching of instrumental and vocal music in our schools. -40- CHORUS Peterson, Stangel, Specht, Hurley, Koch, Devine, Shedivy, Streubel, Andrews, Keip,'Mil1er, Rollins. Row 2-Wagner, Jacqmin, Rudy, Martens, Tess, Delmore, Engelland, Zermuehlen, Chizek, Klatt, Seeger, Ahearn, Wisniewski, Schmeichel Row 5--Beaton, Goodchild, Hanson, Buynoski, Otis, Sauve, Kumbalick, Laurent, Martel, Ahearn, Nagle, Jindra, Emond Row 4-Wesley, Kasten, Everson, Hawkins, Boprey, Schmeical, Schmitt, Henfer, De Roche, Glesner, Nye, Magee, Boutan , Breivogel. Row 5--Lahey, Tegge, Goedjen, Lahey, Jiminez, Sievert, Ziarnik, Koeser, Schmitt, Hanson, Suhr, Wilsmann. Mixed Chorus Under the able G1T8Ct1OD of Mr. Jones, the Mixed Uhorus has completed another very successful year. The Chorus was greatly enlarged this year to a membership of sixty-nine. The aim of this organization is to give greater experience to those talented students and to furnish enjoyment for the many participants. Many different types of music were practiced, such as: negro spirituals,hymns, folk songs, and lullabies. Every day during the third period the director, Mr. Jones, calls a practice for the Mixed Chorus. Chorus is a regular subject now with one credit for the year. The boys' and girls' glee clubs also.have sepa- rate hours for rehearsals. Miss Larsen has charge of the girls' glee club, M . Jones, the boys'. Of special interest this year to the chorus was their concert presented on February 2. Many hours of work and practice were devoted to the preparation of this concert. It was held to obtain funds for gowns for the Uhorus. The committee for the gowns consisted of Helen Jane Wagner, Russel Goedjen, Hazel Zermuehlen, John Schmidt, Alice Martens, nenneth Sievert, Katherine Andrews, and Joe Ziarnik. During the Christmas season the chorus again contributed to the holiday spirit. The group sang at Kewaunee on march 3. Our songsters also went to the tournament at DePere. The Chorus reached its climax of the year with the songs they presented at the commencement exercises. - 41 - I.-............-. D Y mmm, Zfvufjlr! 1g1pjiHmw if I E., wr- 4 .- 2 . Q - uf: W 4::' f- - v..- - v 1 1 w1-m,- XIX Two Rivers, Wisconsin. April 23, 1937 T:--1--r-'H ' til--'- '--rr :assi f :. g ....., .... - IS II 'o 'ern will he host to lln- North Dnfn-rtmun ll I-'orern-llr Ilrlll' 1 ll Saturday. April 24. ax uh.- rn lllgh School. Nine- lomil Jlllll CUIDDUIO' wllll lqwnkvi- rlhc-r ar-lmoln nf tht- 1-oni't-I ' nlellln wlll ln- In-ld In llv--. humornun dt-rlnnratlon, dnt f mnllon, nralory, Hlvrnpur 1 lllhl, and vxli-mpornm-ninw erl will vlc for lmnors uilhj l'erf'. Knukaunu, lif-nun I uh, Mn-nunlm, Now lxnulnn., ihrwnno, and Ofwnnn I-'nllt l' thu 1-onlosrn will ln- Mui I Sheboygan. Mia-4 llonuznf h Bay: nn: Nm-links, Annu i -tl Ml!!! Llnk of Onliktn-h I ontnlanta Named ' who haw- won ru-volul luIur-- wurnnnn-nl unit in llu-, cont:-stu ulll ri-pri-ru-nil l lu tht- L0lll'l'lllllll'llI In In-I Saturday. lawul :mule-lux' ln the cunt:-mn un-. Ilulli ll Mary LAN Nllllll'4'llh1Ikl. doclamalluug +1-inn Nun-I Joan Schlnvlvhel, rlrnnnuttl I np Jammu Savant and l.nnnrl 0l'll0l','2 Joe Henuman und! . llltenlpore upuuklngg und 1 vin and Holly Srhullz, who' lbltlng In the l'XL0lllD0l'l't nteal. hllllelll VIII last ull slay, bv- ! 9 o'clock ln the morning lmtll 5 o'clocll ln tho- nrt- noon luncheon wlll ln- on-rv hllh school lo ull the alu- lclpatlng In the contests. OOD VIII he glven by tht' omlca Department. Mins Cue. head pl thls deparl- chlrln of lhll Iunclu-un. nlnth grads glrla who are tho home economlrn claw.. l Tournamant i Two Rlvarl In cnlorr-el tournament. First plncl- ln tho Kanlmuua I. These Included Mar Delmoro. Raymond WINPF l'llR8t',' Edna Mau Ik-u Winners at thin Boldt, Edna Mm- Hou Brown, went to the at Do Pero nn April 14. place wlnnern lu the B were chosen for the tour- Batnrday. Ellmlnallon con the clash cont'-sth alv- uonleulantu' places. Win- touruamvnl will not Pnl:-r nleata. but they will be abln ln them next ynnr. rnamont to he lu-ld hier-- Al llfhlle Kenvrll rhargu ot 'L B. Clarke. nanlnt:-cl by ring 0'Connell. Mr Clarke. .fr IHREE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN PLACES AT LEAGUE FOREHSIC MEET, FRIDAY, APRIL in t-xleniporaneous wading, and Mar-A I I 1-in llinwn wus mcnml ln humor-on-l di-rlumatlun, This pzavv- me hlglt sclmol dt-nlx. nlmvr- lln- in--iw ot' Mi- 'u :I--rlth-:I uflvunlagv uw-r tlu-1 olln-ri . -lrndi-nl- 4-.nun lln- unrniwl.lllnlil-- pnrtlrlnnnlu from tht- utlu-1' lhrvo cum- I IiufIn'l ru-vn ll'l9lll for yvzns Surl- I I l Nm-nah , ronipefln l nrfet. , with two ia pl two c mu, ' I Va vnln A -1 nz rum-l i 5 olnpanh-tl! II 5 inuknnna -- l'- ---l -j ul 12 n'r'lor'k noon, April 9, and relurn- 'ml lu Two lllvvrn llml e-ve-nlng. An In! .ill llw nlhr-r fore-n-llc routes!-4, thug Nmmmmmmwmnmwr l-l1-1 1,41-l wt-1-k ilu-'hiking 4 plvlurt-:Q lui ilu- IEIIIT Xi--li was roniplt-lt-il. lflrnn-ul Vuwur, lh-- nllntn y--nr, ronluh-tt--l llll' inkin lurgv group pIl'tul'n-rx ul I, t'IKl'lllI, nlulh. lf-nlli, nn! granli-Q und of Ihr' Ally, Drurnailr- Flllll, l lvlc Sv-rw ll A. A. Board. and tln- Pol Also plllurmt of dill'- -sludnnlx purtlvlpatlug tn llvs. such me Junlor Spur Pep l'luli. ornlors, ell-1-lalmnm, Aprll I4, Marlon Brown. Ilnynlondl .ll lhl- Ivazul- fnronz-air mf--i twill nn LI 1-xl:-rnpnrnry up'-nklng und reudlng. dr- lralerw, llunm-ary Florarlans, National llnnrn Sm-lt-ty. junior :ind su-nlur rlnnr play rnnln. Nr-shntah N1-ws Stuff. Nr-- nhnluh Annual Stuff, ru-nlnr band. und Purpln and Hold wort- lalu-n by I-Iarl Krouier, who In tho plmlographcr and hualnons :ulviiler of lhe annunl. Paul Fnlrlwr-ll, lruslnvns lll3llllKt'l',L and his assistant, lluymond Zoe-rn, 2 Kafka, Srv. 1r'f', Lfrirwllriv, 'Mm' x Lf-srchifj, Kx'1m5'fr, Sf-hir-rock! ,TX Wlll l!0l1:4lxl lu nw pugvw. wuwn lx tul- aame number as lust yenr. Tho :annual stall has requested that as many slu- dents aa posalhln bring snapshots of lhs-lr ur-honl lrlr-nds to he put in tlw aunuul. For Il wt-wk ilu- lyplals, who uri- tho at-nlor glrls on the stat! who nrt- luk- lng typing. have worlu-tl an that all copy was ready hy April I5 MIM Esther' Ewuld, lilo-rnry uflviwr. and all tho' annual slut! mvmbern naw been working lrylng lo bv rr-any In llc .1Il, :intl Edna Mm- Boalnn wvrf- llu- rcnrlcalunln 1'Q-glnlwl-rl fronl tht- IDKUIII Iligh Svhonl. llnyninml Ilnllt rl-4-v-in-rl Ill'SI pany ills- win: dlulrirr couture on April fu. Illsllkusli will 1 SAF E' The Purple ly suxrlc-rl a le-ut the nluiln-nln of the Iiigh School who ride to Lnchoul on blcycles. They obtained thin ,Idea from an article which recently appean-d In the Chlf-ago Trlhuut-. Il showed how nec:-saary ll is to gvl mln- cooperation of the blcycle riders. Washington and from The chairman of the camnalgn in llgvllltxlll ol' Wnllvr fur lhv danco Ilf- luring llme for the deadllnr- nn Friday H V V Hlv Zin. At. that llllli' lhv copy will l ' , if ' ' , , If-we ln llln printer. The url work ll , I , f , WV! lor sevllun lI.l'l! almosl rvlndy l - 1 , , , , prlnwr too, which is the Iludgvr 1 . -. ,I ru lug Uonipuny nl Apple-lon. I this The I-'lshlng lndustry. is thu di-Ive lo make safe many of lln- slu theme for lhr- 1937 annual. dantn' form ot' lransportnllon. X525-his BWHQHJ Sriiiilifllr-rC1Iiif1YZF1LZI2l2A' A .-. -uk F O V L. F. L. ...rl ,nm-ir, elf- r, -f'--JSTERS , 1. , . . X v yq Inf-15. .. ll- A., wg, Stl, Q- frm, vftl flflfl, . Illiyununx lt-um --an ...-1. ,....... .,, wunnmf 33 X,-m,,l,.,l mug' iratory, I-.dna Man Benton was first- .,mu,, vmemm- some 5u,ph,,,.- noun- ruby. lnllnlwr-nl offers-d. Prom-ods from one candy sale, and from one ntallnec danm-. ll tin- rneuiln-rs of the Nation- al For'-nslr Imugul- v-'urn to nd- vvrtlsm-, lhe ulrovn would prnh ably ln- prinlt-ll In 1-apilal l--l- ters. Those plns'will ln' quite Tllli Potprson, Zorriuehlen, Jn 'Q 'Smonggesk1, Ll. Tnddy, Hnaso, ....p Raftke, Wnlrnor, Schultz SVKTL' UI PXLIIIBIIFP I-UIQ B Ullll' Fill' Dl1ll'f'Z and for 100 points a do mln.-u nf lllilllnrlluu and un u-tn nruld. All lheee students have work- ed hurul. and have brought honor lo both lhe school and lhl-xmn-lr 'Thaw-Ilene:-va the much Wlllll' UD the declalmern and ' Hwlworlug a rnutintw day. April 30. Come, ml, -IFUHHUNUH i I .... Twenty-three 1 Of Class Rt Distinct Twentrthree seulon High School have -rece greatest honors confez by the school. They h as nn-mhnrs of the 'Sor'ltely. Those recolvlng thi follows: Margaret. Paul Caldwell. .I i Br-th, '-- '- A -lland. Russel n Caster-, Llddlo, Tomchwk, Marle Gruman Hemi, Paul H uk Kwlatkowt mud Rohit, Ci Schadeu, Hell Hlrkuniann. Thelma ' vt-nt Tomo, lllnel 2 llnyninnd Zuerh. Organized I The National Hon been In existence lor 1 tinu sclmlarahln soela Sunni: was founded Ylfllllaln ll. Owen at Acadexny of Chicago. ganlzed. lt was known nsky, i ic. all! and dance lo ml n nfqffpe st. lrchr P I Your Zoerb, MRC N0luunu un S FOR MAY BALI. Thf' juniors art- :ww working un the Wrmli- big 1-vent. lin- Mug' Hall, Thr- dance Ia lu be lxulfl on Frilluy. Alny T. ut the uf Q ,. ,-tlironf. uill vonnr-into lip the music ll! in niiln I-'AC ULT Y MEMBER LAI Silma. Later the nal Peter, Andr-rs vnu H01Fftn, Schrlmpf, Jindr' Donald , Km: Ju. R0 idt .. ........, ,.,.......,,. elghl teachers' select cordlnx to certain 1 uuaulles lnclada acl Shin. character, and a are judged not only Year, but for their Jn and freshman years aa rust show he la wo - member ol the organ In 1928. there were K iuled Into the l00l4 f hu number has lucre. I-r nl students in the us Increased. Emblem Da Thr- emblem ol th nrh member purchl , tone and flaming to he Keyslono are the F6 l ' and S , whlch I if uain prlnc-lules of tl uill Ulu? lu-holarnIiIn,'leanIeruhI we-rvivu, These new nm. last week at Waphlm ,io decide who woul- trlct 5 X' Roidt, Beth, Zoerb, ' 'J E Caldwell, Simono, Schultz, q A Becker, Grumann, Radtke N Q ....i..... Hazel Zermuehlen, Ivan Stegeman, -----S Harold Radtke, Iola Van Caster -i----- Jeanne Deau, Jean Janeky, Helen Jane Wagner, Edna Mae Beaton, 1 Katherine Savage Holsen, Becker, Anderbergg, - mme, Tomchek, Rollins, Smongceki 'ZX C1 Airs. JZ, :'..J if Wachtel, Blahnik, Buynoeki, Kappelmann , Lalko , Emond , St. Peter, Dallman, Stegemann, Clark Thelma Tomchek, Laura Marquardt, Elaine Smongeeki ! Helen Buschman, Ethavryn Maruga, Agnes Ahrndt, - Elaine Rudy, Gladys Schaden, Gladys Graycarek Hattie Zur, Verna Liddle, Lauraine Marek, Anna I Rose Zoerb, Ruth G-olnik, Leila Schurr, Millicent Tome DEBATE Row l. Ccorge Kriehn, Francis Hess, Joseph Bensman Row 2. tarlekGrumann, Aimee Kaumheimer, Rusell Goedjen, Ruth Tomek, Katherine . FLSY19- . Row 3. Walter Haase, Raymond Roldt, B ssell Zuehl, Hilary Beth, Norval Dworak The Two Rivers Washington High School competed in about forty debates through- out the year, sixteen of which were regular decision debates, and the remainder were practice debates. The decision debates are divided into two parts, the Northeastern Conference and the state. The B teams belong to the Northeastern and the A teams to the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association which is com- posed of two hundred members. The A teams won the state championship this year. Two Rivers placed first in the district, sectional, and final or state tourna- ments from which other schools were eliminated. This year the tournaments were held at Appleton, Stevens Point, and Madison respectively. Two Rivers competed in ten debates in the course of these tournaments and won all of them. In the state or final tournament three schools were represented, Washington High of Milwaukee from the southern section, Eau Clair High School from the northern section, and Two Rivers Washington High School representing the central section. While at Madison our winning teams had the honor of debating in the Senate Chamber and Hearing Room in the state Capitol. This debate was broadcasted over station WIBA Madison. Each member of the affirmative and negative teams received a gold medal. The teams were presented with a silver loving cup and banner. Our B teams were the only teams in the Northeastern Conference limited to sophomores. They competed ln practice debates held at Milwaukee, Sheboygan, and Lawrence College. The Northeastern Conference tournament was held in Two Rivers in November. Twelve schools competed. Each school had six debates. Two Rivers placed third, winning four out of its six debates. The victory of our A teams should be an inspiring incentive to future debaters and participants in other activities of the school, for never before has the school received such high honors through the united efforts of a few. -44- DRAMATIC CLUB, PEP CLUB Row 1. Gellenberger, Henfer, Doncheck, Zoerb, Nagle, Schmeichel, Brault, Eber- hardt, Wslesh. Row 2. De Roche, Zermuehlen, Becker, Ruthsmandorfer, Niquette, Delmore, Le Mere, Mac Donald, Feuerstein, Beth. Row 5. Kriehn, Sattler, Ples- ohel, Kafka, Schultz, Wesley, Engelland, Van Caster, Meseerman, Savage, Schroe- der, Klein. Row 4. Schneider, Devine, Buynoski, Krenke, Stefaniak, Sinkular, Specht, Savard, Bouda, Wojta, Jaehnlg. Row 1. Betty Schultz, Elsie Engelland, Marie Grumann, Ethel Radtke, Millicent Tome Row 2. Margaret Becker, Sally Zoerb, Harold Radtke, Mae Anna Stobbe, Jean Jansky Row 25. Kenneth Hetue, Roy Krenke, Melvin Hearly, Arthur St. Peter, Ivan Stegeman, Hilary Beth -45- JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS PLAYS Row 1. Jeanne Deau, Lorraine DeRoche, Hazel Zermuehlen, Betty Schult. Row 2. Constance Krueger, Clarence Stefaniak, Walter Haase, Raymond Roidt Row 3. Edward Sinkular, Milton Specht, John Schmitt, Hilary Beth ., fx, 'EHfNwi 1 , nl I!!! Row 1. Jean Schmeichel, natty Neuses, Elaine Brault, Marion Brown, Sally Zoerb, Eileen Wesley. Row 2. Francis Simino, Roy Krenke, Joseph Jimnez, Daniel Beduhn, Boy Wilker. -45- ROTARIANS AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1. Francis Hess, Paul Holsen, Harold Radtke, Leonard Kenville, Roy Beaton. Row 2. Frank Blahnlk, Raymond Roldt, Raymond Zoerb, Russell Goedjen, Walter Haase. Row l. Thelma Tomcheck, Gladys Schaden, Francis Hess, Harold Radtke, Raymond Roidt Ruth Golnick, Marie Grumann. Row 2. Millicent Tome, Catherine Savage, Hazel Zermuehlen, Margaret Becker, Elsie Engelland, Jean Jansky, Jeanne Deau, Betty Schultz. Row 5. Paul Holsen, Frank Kwiatkowski, Paul Caldwell, Hilary Beth, Ivan Stegeman, Raymond Zoerb, Russell Goedjen, Walter Haase. - 47 - PURPLE AND GOLDi CIVIC SERVICE SOCIETY Row l. Lloyd Kresheck, Jack Anderberg, Alice Ahrndt, Mae Anna Stobbe, Thelma Tomchek, Margaret Becker, Paul Bouda. Row 2. Ruth Carroll, Betty Winn, Shirley Suettinger, Ethel Radtke, Orris Eberhardt, Elaine Smongeski, Kay Savage, Ruth Wilke. Row 5. Kenneth Kappleman, Franklin Wood, Frank Kwiatkowski, Walter Haase, Ivan Stegeman, Francis Bouda, Paul Holsen, Russell Goedjen. Row l. Koeser, Schmoock, Shlmulunas, Wilsmann, Mancel, Last, St. Peter, Kuether, Specht, Radtke. Row 2. Blahnlk, Jlndra, Le Clair, Bruechert, Stefanlak, Goedjen, t Lesperance, Schultz, Kwiatkowskl. Row 5. Zeuhl, Sauve, Hess, Haase, Baugnte , Beth, Mac Donald, Schumaker, Meyer. Row 4. De Roche, Taddy, Harding, Mighwa, Jansky, Grumann, Wagner, Van Caster, Deau, Zermuehlen. Row 5. Freye, Hanson, Sinkular, Beneman, Hall, Dallman, Emond, Bolle, Wiltgen, Otis. ..48. DECLAM-EXTEMP READINGf ORATORY-EXTEMP SPEAKING Ro! 1. James Savard, Roy Krenke, Walter Haase, Raymond Roidt Roi 2. Thomas Napieoinski, Marie Grummm, Aimee Kaumhaimer, Joe Bensman, Vivian Sattler Row 1. Betty Schultz, Lydia Clarke, Catherine Savage. Row 2. Edna Mae Beaton, Marion Brown, Mae Ann Stobbe, Betty Delmore. -4Q- SPELLING CHAMPSf JUNIOR SPEECH SQUAD Row 1. Betty Schultz, Frederic Watson, Eleanore Mosey. Row 2. Angeline Borusky, Bette Delmore, Geraldine Allie, Lydia Clarke. Row 3. Robert Sousek, Thelma Tomchek, Robert Dickson, Joyce Mancel, Dorothy Wentorf. Row 1. D. Van Bramer,L. Wilker, T. Nap1eo1nsk1,E. Kocian, C. Goodchild,R. Bauers, L. Martin. Row 2. J. Krieser, M. Zoerb, W. B1rr,R. Ney,O. Sch1ueter,H.Bauknecht, M. LaBudda. Row 3. F. W11smann,J. W1rth,L. Clarke, F. Brown,E. Ahr1ens,V. Miller, M. Sattler, D. Hamilton, Row 4. D. Wentorf, M. E. Smith, D. Hartman, R. Brieder, R. Beaton, F. Hallet, R. Zoerb, L. Sissel, C. Kronforst. -50- m F K BASKETBALL X Row 5: llgr. PJ-Iolsen, W.Vertz, H.Stangel, S.Gauth:ler, F.Blahnik, Coach, E. Hall, D.St.Pierre, G.Shimulunas, C.Anderberg, W.Bridges, Ass't. Mgr. F.Tomchek. Row 2: G.Prucha, L.Bauknecht R.Hasheck, H.Gross, R.Prucha, L.Kenville,P.Shedivy.Row 1: 0.Perry,L.Krueger, E.kreisa, F.Antonie, E.LeClair, L.Strohm. For the first time in its history Washington High can boast of a cham- pionship basketball team. Winning nine games and losing only three the Pur- ple Haiders under the supervision of Coach Edward Hall lon the championship of the Eastern Division of the Northeastern Wisconsin Conference. Coopera- tion and teamwork was the main factor in this victory. V STANDINGS T R SEASON RECSRD ts- 8 . .- Man. oca , TEAM w. L. Pez. Iggggiggu' K-'l'.R.-16 Man.Vocats-11 ' 3 TWO RIVERS 9 A5 .750 'F.R.-23 'Kevlallnee---11 -V fi 'T Kewaunee e 4 .asv 1'.R.-24 O.Falls ---- 14 Q 'elf Qi Oconto 8 4 .657 . T.R.-13 Algoma ----- 19 l s ooonto Fans v 5 .ses 5353155 ---..- 90 T.R.-17 St.Bay ----- 9 I 'J 3 Algoma 5 7 .417 Kenville----83 T.R.-14 Oconto ----- 11 ' Sturgeon Bay 3 9 .250 G thi -80 'T.R.-20 Manitowoc--2? nmmyn 'Butch' De Pere z 10 .lee Bgmegizjj-30 gag.-ig Algom ----- 7 . .- DeP -----10 The basketball mm Jour- 1?1ahn1k -16 ma.-24 xewiifiee---zo neyed to Kewaunee on March 5m-mul'-m35 15 QT R ... 9 ganitom-,c,,23 12 and 13 to participate And'1'b'1'5 B TZRZ-27 St.Bay ----- 5 in the District Tournament gashack ' 8 T.R.-14 Oconto --,-- 17 held there. After losing :'tan39l ' 6 T,R.-16 0.1:-8115 ,,,, 8 W the first Bm' by three St' P1 m 5 T.R.-23 DePere ----- 12 1 points the boys came back vertz ' 5 -vT,R,-16 St'Bay --.-- 19 'QFXYF I on the next night to sas- , -vp,gq.-2g Algoma ..... 14 - 5' ily lin the Consolation honors- 'Non-conference Games --- - 'Spike' N is W1-ni Q .A -,s S . :ui JA 5h1 1'W 'Ish' 'Bud' Doc Coach 'JI-. Har'v Pete Smoothie -52- F OOTBALL L 4. .11- ... A 44 Row 31 Mgr. P.Ho1sen, P.Day, E.Bo11e C.Taddy, J.Schm1tt, i'J.Vertz, A.Last,M.Specht, O.Skrivafmie, R.Roga1ski, Coach, E.Ha1l. Row 2: Ass't. Mgr. F. Tomchek, R. Prucha, L.Kenvi11e R.Beaton, Efiaxmnernik, O.Perry, P.Peshek, Captain, F'.Hess, L.Bauknecht. Row 1: W. ulligan, L.Krueger, F'.B1ahnik, P.Shedivy, '.V.Ahearn, H.Gross, R. Hasheck, 6 L.Strohm. The 1956 edition of the Golden Air Patrol was probably the scrappieat team in the history of the school. Being heavily outweighed in every en- counter the team still managed to finish in third place. STANDINGS WON LOST TEAM W L T Pct. Sturgeon Bay 5 0 1 1.000 Two,Rivers Sturgeon Bay 12 - Kewaunee 4 2 0 .667 Two Rivers Oconto 2 , 4 TWO RIWRS 3 2. l .600 Kewaunee Two Rivers O 1 :V ...Eg QQ 1 oconco :5 5 o .soo Two Rivers ne Pere o 3 - ' Oconto Falls 5 5 0 .500 Two Rivers Algoma 6 0 . . , De Pere 2 4 0 .333 Oconto Falls Two Rivers O ' Algoma 0 6 0 .000 'Manitowoc Two Rivers 0 UL n enny 'JT- 'Non-conference Game EMIS INDIVIDUAL SCORING CONFERENCE T Player T.D. E.P. Total x Q aj First--Vertz-Center Kenville 4 0 24 K. ' Second--Blahnik-B. Back, Hess glahnik 3 8 71 A S End, Kenville--Quarter Bruiser 1 Third--Beaton-Half, 'ready ----- ea on 1 1 - Guard. gertz 3 2 ess Hammer 'TOT-18hy I qRoyp u Cha-mpg: nrrinyn IIB-ubsll IU Coachn Ulgutchll I Budn nphlipl llArtlI -55- SVVINABAINCE ..1.' El' I-lFll HL.'T'UN ' POOL Row 1. Coach C. Swearengen, Mgr. R. Wilsmann, P. Leschig, P. Caldwell, R. Waskow Co-Capt. P. Hanson, Co-Capt. E. Dallmann, L. Dallmann, F. Wood, R. Thomas, Mgr. F. Rehrauer. Row 2. F. Watson, G. Timm, G. Kanzelberger, F. Waskow, R. Suhr, C. Seitz, R. Dickson, W. Kronforst, N. Slocum, R. Klabunda, L. Martin. Row 5. D. Van Bremer, A. Jindra, L. Pauza, J. Sketch, J. Halberg, G. Leibech, J. Hernday, R. Zuehl, G. Daetz, F. Bouda, F. Hanson. Coach Carroll Swearengen's knack of turning out winning swimming teams extended throughout the 1957 season. The Golden Torpedoes won nine meets and tie one. This was sufficient for them to easily outdistance all opponents.Th1s is the seventh consecutive year that the swimming team has won the Lake Shore Cham- pionship. INDIVIDUAL SCORING . Erwin Dallmann Roger Zuehl ' Philip Hanson Robert Suhr Lyle Dallmann John Hernday Paul Caldwell Charles Seitz Paul Leeohig . Frank Kwiatkoski . George Liebloh Franklin wood : Mike Hanson Alvin Jindra . Francis Bouda e Blahs . John Skotch . Richard Thomas . Richard waakow . George Kanzelberger 114 64 59 51 27 27 27 27 25 18 15 12 10 10 3 5 1 1 1 1 A swimmer deserving of much recogni- tion is Bud Dsllmann, oo- captain of the 1957 Pur- gold Swimming Team. Bud is the holder of three pool re cords at pre- sent.H1s loss to the team through grad- uation will be a large one. IBU-all - 54 - SEASON RECORD Two Rivers 59 Alumni 56 Two Rivers 40 Columbus Club 8 Two Rivers 44 Green Bay 51 Two Rivera 41 Sheboygan 52 Two Rivers 52 Manitowoc 52 Two Rivers 51 Manitowoc 12 Two Rivers 45 Lawrence College 52 lTwo Rivers 54 Lawrence College 50 lTwo Rivers 49 Green Bay 15 Two Rivers 51 Sheboygan 21 STANDINGS WO Ll To TWC RIVERS 9 O 1 1.000 Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 Manitowoc 5 5 1 .500 Sheboygan 5 6 O .555 Columbus Club 0 2 0 .000 Alumni 0 2 0 .000 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Roi 1. Miss K. Ostman Ruth Rollins, Anna Rose Zoerb, Alice Ahrndt, Boris Strong. Row 2. Pauline Konieczka, Betty Blaha, Ethel Radtke, Sally Zoerb, Jane Tess, Joan Kafka. The G.A.A. has chosen for the first time in its history an all around senior athlete, Ruth Rollins. Ruth has been chosen because she is outstanding in sports, and possesses the needed qualities, especially good sportsmanship. Another attraction this year is the addition of the varsity teams,wh1ch con- sist of the best players in each sport. All classes are represented among the winners. Because of the demand for it, fencing has been added to the G.A.A.'s list of sports 0 We hope to get equipment so that fencing can be continued next year. The G.A.A. banquet proved to be a definite success. Emblems were awarded to those who earn 100 points, pins for 750 points, and T's for 1200 points. lisa Karen Ostman, the physical education instructor and G.A.A. advisor, is responsible for the past successful and eventful year held by the G.A.A. HONORARY SWIMMING Frances Rollins Ethyl Gevers Bernice Jacqmin HDNORARY BASKETBALL Forwards: 31111 0'Ha11ey Alice Ahrndt Alice Franzmier Ruth Rollins Guards: Gertrude Perry Batt Blahe Y Germaine Kosabuoki c1eays scnaaen Loretta Flentje Ruth Rollins Betty Blaha Sally Zoerb Elaine Kelp Ruth - 55 - HONORARY HOCKEY Yvonne Le Clair Mildred Becker Ruth Rollins Jeanette Langer Inez Sorenson Pauline Konieczka Germaine Kosabuoki Eleanore Kostka Monica Rudie Gladys Schaden Gertrude Perry POLLIWOG CLUB Hou one: L. Flentje, A. Franzmeier, B. Blaha, N. Nash, E. Kelp, E. Gevers, S Loyd, F. Rollins, V. Wood, Miss K. Ostman. How two: H. Kasten, D. Strong, B Delmore, L. Schultz, J. Tess, B. Jacqmin, H. Rollins, V. Keip. Row three: H Clarke, A. Tangen, M. Meyer, P. Neuses, E. Gagnon, L. Cochenet, L. Clarke, B Winn 0 President..............Ruth Rollins Vice-President.........Ethel Gevers Secretary-Treasurer.....Elaine Keip The Polliwog Club presented this year the pageant, 'The Glow-worm,n on April l, 2, and 3 under the dirction of Miss Ostman, their adviser. The 'Glow- wormn was the story of the adventures of Esmeralda,a Kentucky hill-billy in Miss Polly Wog's exclusive school for girls. Two years later Esmeralda becomes the star of a play in which dives and water formations are well performed. also an exhibit of the advancement in the bathing apparel from 1900 to 1957 was given. In order to be a member of this club, the qualifications require a swimming test which consists of the following strokes and divesg ten lengths of crawlgone length of breast stroke, one of back stroke, one of side stroke, and an optional stroke for form, a plain dive off the side of the pool and one off the board, a running front dive, and an optional dive, or one additional stroke. -56- THE LOG: NAME Agnes Ahrndt Bernice Alkonis George Anderson Orrin Baugniet Edna Mae Beaton Roy Beaton Margaret Becker John Bensman Hilary Beth Frank Blahnik Harlan Bohne Everett Bolle Raymond Brueohert Helen Buschmann Paul Caldwell Karl Christoffel Roland Chfistoffel Milton Ciha Wallace Culligan Erwin Dallmann Jeanne Deau Lorraine De Roche James Des Jarlais James Devine Elaine Du Fano Kenneth Emond Elsie Engelland Robert Erickson Grace Frasch Wallace Freya Evelyn Gagnon Mary Gagnon Ethyl Gevers Pearline Gironimi Russell Goedjen Ruth Golnick Gladys Graycarek Maria Grumann Walter Haase Cynthia Haese Orland Hall Everett Hamernik Roger Hansen Philip Hanson Edna Harding Karl Hartlich Francis Hess Norman Hodek Paul Holsen Donald Hopkins John Jaklin Jean Jansky John Jindra Joan Kafka Verna Kasten Leonard Kenville Ruth Kiley William Klein Brwln Kocisn Donald Koeser Pauline Konieczka Constance Krueger Quentin Kuether AMBITION Stenographer Stenographer Grease ball Knight of the road Algebra Prof. Protege of H. Busse One man's lady Crooner English Prof. Draftsman Replace Dizzy Dean Boxing Gas Man Stenographer IA, D. Printer Trucker Heart Breaker A-l Refree Camera man Elevator girl Teaching seniors Movie star Gable's successor Drive the chev. Commanding officer JH. H. H. Newspaper editor EH. H. H. Television expert JH. H. H. Stenographer Olympic star Astaire's partner M. D. Stenographer Ivor tickler Y Old maid school teacher MlI1lSt61' Rattle pots and pans Auto mechanic Geometry teacher Moulder Handsome lifeguard Lawyer Diesel engineer National politician Bowler Chemist Lady's man Electric engineer Notre Dame boy Eddie Duchin Sr. Tie a beau Useful person Baseball player Secretary Be more bashful Orchestra leader G-Man To stop growing Land's first lady Radio operator fhospital Hand Holder EXPRESSION Oh! Yea! So what? Steady, Boy! Thera's a bird Shut up! well I guess! Sure! Well I guess: That ain't much. Then what? Me too. Yah! Sure! Well I guess! Nuts! Do you? Oh Yeah! Don't you? I don't know Dare! ! I Don't ask me Foolingl For Pete's sakes And how! Oh ya! Really? Nutt-y Ya know what? By de gosh Kin I go? Well for-- well I guess Crumps Sake Ya don't say Go pick a twig Doggone it Oh! Oh! heck After all..... Well I guess Don't be funny You think so? Sit down! Well I'm a robin Heahhh Ok! Kid why? Aw! G'wan! Dig it up yourself A1n't we frilled? Ouch! ! I'll bet ya You peanut Tear it down Gee, whiz! Hi! Toots Hi! Gang So what? Quite rare Oh! Yeah Hi! You lla-- My goodness Crumps! HANGOUT Dance Halls Bernioe's Nash Garage KdPPY'S Rivoli Manty Porch swing Community House Rivoli Southside Ow1's Club Rockwood Cities Service Rivoli Diamond Card games All over Gross's parlor Community House Schroeder's or-- Tangen's Manty Community House Fishing Dances cl Me Te Cl Community House Gross's parlor The Model A W 9 W W O Mlshicot Dances Roe1e's house The Track 27th and Forest Ave. Ahrndt's house Typing room Room 221 Fairview Golf Course Luella's house E1mer's Auto Sales Manty Becker's Foundry Any card table Here and there Capraro's basement Rivoli Community House The 'cage' On the range Hamilton Engine Room Home sweet--- Almost anyplace Everywhere Good times Polish H111 Around-- Downtown Mishicot Over there 0stman's office All over I 9 V M B THE LOGf NAME Veronica Kuklis Francis Kwiatkowski Arthur Last Charles LeClair Edna LeClaire Paul Leschig Kenneth Lesperanoe Verna Liddle Eugene Mac Donald Mary Ellen Mac Donald Joyce Magee Bernice Malkowski Robert Mancel Lorraine Marek Laura Marquardt Ethawyn Maruga Helen Melichar Edna Martens Leone Messerman Harvey Meyer Roland Meyer Emily Michalkiewicz Patricia Migawa Francis Miller Raymond Modra Delmar Otis Robert Peterik Carol Peterson Milton Pilzak Rudolph Prucha Harold Radtke Alfred Rehrauer Dorothy Hisch Raymond Roidt Ruth Rollins Elaine Rudy Donald Sauve Catherine Savage Gladys Schaden Violet Schmeichel John Schmitt .Paul Schmoock Carol Schrimpf Betty Schultz Howard Schultz Dale Schumaker Leila Schurr Maginel Schwantes Agnes Shekoski Leona Shikowski George Shimulunas Kenneth Sievert Edward Sinkular Frederick Skarvan Elaine Smongeski Myron Soucoup Milton Speoht Clarence Stefaniak Ivan Stegemann William Steinbrecher Arthur St. Peter Alvin Streubel Claude Teddy Elaine Teddy Mae Teddy AMBITION Beautician Retired businessman Rum running Own a Model T Swim like a duck Admiral U. S. N. Champ of U. P. G. A. golf Poet Laureate To know about women Actress Teacher Stenographer Bachelor until 21 Drive a car Dean of girls Private Secretary Beauty culturist Secretary Large city worker Ball player Ball player Hair dresser Honest worker A second Kreisler Taxi driver Coastguardsman Agriculturist Piano key tickler Mattress tester Beer brewer Chemist Pilot China Clipper Clerk Counsel for defense Mermaid Shoe worker Live in Florida Blushing bride To use big words 18 year old brother Easter typist Agriculturist Rural teacher To give orders Poultry ranch Probs teacher Remember things Beautician Stenographer Cub reporter Electro-plater Be like brother Concert musician Aviator Artist's model Bootlegger Bus driver Ml De Ent mologist Pen pusher . President of U. S. Funeral director Mechanic Teacher Clerk - 59 S. EXPRESSION Gee! I'll Bite Some kid, eh? Well I guess Y..a! Inso? Let 'em have it Shucks Gee! I don't know Are you nuts? Oh,yeah! Huh! Oh, Boy! You're loose Well I guess It's pathetic I'm telling you! Well there--- Eh! Oh, Gee! Cry I You're out Ahal By gosh I suppose ol Ke What ya mean? Oh Gee! Well I guess Cut it out In the bag Sure Mikel Tear your hair Well I guess You bet Well that's good Don't kid me Let it ride C'wan home Good day Oh, g'wan lt's the truth Come again Sure Okie Dokie Let'r foof I know Oh, heck! You don't say Wow! So what? Well I guess Y..a! For cat's sake Never me K1d'll do it Wanna ride? Uh! Huh! Hoot mon! No--o! Some stuff Gr---r Yo! Ho! Gee! Oh! Yeah! HANGOUT W11smann's 20th and Jeff--- Waldo Blvd. Two Creeks Dances Kirst's Fairview Golf Course In by Helen Carroll'e Service Model T North End Model T Community House On our swing The 'Ranch' Dances Mishicot Dances People's market Ball fields Ball fields Manty Eastside Church Soggefs Corners Cashway Two Creeks Piano bench With a cue Sully's Buick Rivoli Southside The store Her house In the water Luella's Diamond Meal table Rivoli Pantry St. Joe's Club Two Creeks Dances Here and there L. M. C. School library Picnics Dances Taddy's house Four corners Plating noun Pigeon Loft Home.work shop Chev. Garage Diamond Recreation Club The V-8 The farm Holsen's Clothesline Community Building Beduhn's Home Home Manty THE LOG: WEATHER OBSERVATIONS Get to Iork IAME AMBITION EXPRESSIUN Marlon Taddy Music teacher Oh, Gosh! Merlin Taddy Electric engineer You got me Virginia Taddy Guitarist Oh! No! Thelma Tomcheck Pedngogue You like that? Millicent Tome With Benny Goodman Quiet please Bernice Valenski Ice skater Ya ingol Iola Van Caster Telephone operator Poppycot Walter Vertz Be a gentleman Cat's sakes Diana Vukelich Beautlclan Ye Gods! Hilary Wachtel Make 351,000,000 a week Oh! Ya! Helen Jane Wagner Own a kennel Why??? Robert Wilfert Agriculturlst Oh Yeah! Jerome Wilsmann Musician Skip it Roger.W1lsmann Vit's College Good for you Floyd Wlltgen Find right girl Dere!! Evelyn Zarn Sewing teacher Oh! Yeah! Hazel Zermuehlen Padereweki End Hurry up Joseph Ziarnik Be successful Shucks Ann Rose Zoerb Eleanor Powell Jr. N. G. Raymond Zoerb Bass blower You think go? Roger Zuehl Forest ranger Hi! Yah! Hattie Zur Stenographer Oh, stars! W E A T H E H 0 B S E R V A T I O KPedagoguesl NAME KNOWN AS HOBBY D. J. Barber 'Dean' Refereeing M. W. Case 'Casey' Horseback riding L. B. Clarke 'L. B.' Sports nels 0, C. Dean 'Dean' Chemical research H. C. Dohrman 'Herb' Conservation M. A. Dunaway 'Ad' Dancing and piano M. C. Dunne 'M. C.' Dancing and cooking E. M. Ewald 'Essex' Driving a 'Chev.' M. M. Fitzgerald 'Peg' Sailing S. E. Gunderson 'Gundy Sports E. D. Hall 'Coach' Athletics M. H. Heyroth 'Murphy' Autoing W. A. Johnson 'Johnson' Gardening A. E. Jones 'Jonesy' Sports W. B. Jones 'Bill' Listening to radio J. Kraupa 'Johnny' Fishing E. G. Kromer 'E. G. K.' Taking pictures A. E. Krug 'Krugsy' Painting F. M. Kruschke 'Friedie' Piano S. A. Larson 'Shirl' Improvising on piano H. M. Liedtke 'Helen' B0l1iDg and dancing J. A. Molkentin 'Joycie' Knitting C. 0'Conne1l 'Cat' Cook book K. M. Ostman 'Kajsa' China dogs F. A. Schlei 'Flora-Dora' Driving E, J. Schmeichel 'Smike' Playing pinochle N. M. Slocum 'Cy' Chi1dren's typing P. J. Stewart 'Fran' Dancing C. Slearengen 'Coach' Fishing G. Sweetman 'Gert' Shack on West 80 B. B. White 'Bee' Window shopping H. D. Winn 'Bob' Contract bridge E. M. Wirth 'wirthy' Gardening - 50 - HANGOUT Home Cottage Southside Anywhere Around Dances Marc1e's house Manitowoc Luella's Dark room 1 Rivoli Shoto L. M. C. L. M. C. Manty Two Creeks Diamond North End Sheboygan Brey's Rlvoli Manty N S EXPRESSION For Pete's sake Joy be! See? And the like Praise the Lord! Show consideration That's it exactly What not Get the dope Save that Inso? Don't Iork so hard After all Try it again That was the bell The bell has rung I like that Heck Open your mouth My goodness Hurry up not In part Get it? You know? Now, for instance Is zat so? Woe is me Quiet, please Is that clear now? Oh, me! Oh, m ! For the luvva Pete Oh! Fiddlesticks A 4 95 -In .L n-4' - CAUGHT! 57 -'ll , ,ff mf Y M X X21 is 'ii it -f- nw 1' X 3? ! ' Cs- .We V BUCK + C A 3 'VP 67' A coum.'A Bums? COMANG OUT PARTY ' O C ' 'V6.-'L' r CAUGHT! 57- -1 X . 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