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

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Athletic Editors . . . . Junior Assistants . Art . . . . . . . . . . ANNUAL STAFF . Katherine Hasheck . Genevieve Schultz . . . Muriel Meyer . . . James Savard . . Edward Le Clair . . . . . . . . . . . . George Kanzelberger . . Alice Ahrndt, Ralph Brouchoud, Grace Nagel Monica Rudie, Vivian Sattler, Kathryn Schmitt Donald Gallenberger, Jeanne Niquette . . . . . . . . . . . Wilma Kronforst, Pat Neuses Douglas Andrews, Clarence Boretsky, Lyle Dallmann Bernice Jacqmin, Yvonne Le Clair, Audrey Thompson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Jogl . Francis Bouda, Betty Delmore, George Liebich Betty Jean Querhammer, Inez Sorenson . Eleanore Kostka, James Lahey, Sibylla Schroeder . . . . Betty Blaha, Paul Bouda, Howard egor . . . . . . . . . . Bob Bauknecht, Betty Zoerb Chester Avery Ivy Mae Bartz Charlotte Jaeckel . . Easel Kasten, Norman Peserik, Lester Puls, Joe Riha Frances Rollins, Ruth Tomek, Le Roy Vanderbusch, Homer Zarn Junior Assistants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edith Buege, Betty Deau Typists . . . . . . . . . . . Angeline Borusky, head typist, Elaine Carroll Rose Fanslau, Rosemary Kanugh, Arlene Krueger, Leona Stefaniak Publicity . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Henfer, Winifred Jourdaln, Harry Langer Head Photographer . Senior Assistant . . Junior Assistant . . . Sophomore Assistant . Literary . . . . . . . . Business and Photography Art . . . . . . . . . . Commercial . . . . . . . Pearl Lesperance, Richard Pelnar, Earl Tegge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Franklin Wood . Robert Meyer . Jack Halberg . . . . . . . . . . Lloyd Kresheck FACULTY ADVISERS . . . . . . . . . . Esther M. Ewald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Earl Kromer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grace Knilans . Editx Cumming, Helen Gardner, Ned Slocum N I NPHUUK A recent graduate of Eton and Oxford says that many students reach their peak in school and then fizzle outg that many who gained no distinction in school out- strip their fellows in the long run of life. But I have enough faith in the de- mocracy of the public school to believe that this is not the case in America, not the ca a in Two Rivers. My observation during a quarter-century tells me that, if your effort places you in the upper half of your class-mates, you have a far better chance to hold the same rank among your fellow-citizens than one who was near the bottom and has to rise to the top. I hope you, of the Class of '59, will accept this challenge. Develop your powers -- all of them -- to the utmost in school. Then stick to it. Don't peter out . 05743. B.A.gM.A. Northwestern Univ., Univ. of Wis. Principal of High School Seniors --- 1 share with you your interest in this exceptionally fine presentation of your extra-curricular program. Many of the practical phases of the present academic school offering, such as music, art, dramatics, home economics, ma- nual arts, physical education, etc., found their way into the regular school curricu- lum through the avenue of extra-curricular activities. The well-balanced activity progrannow sponsored by thehashington High School has become an integral part of the real life of the school. Your whole-hearted parti- cipation in these activities indicates your interest in a Hdoingn program and rc- flects your splendid spirit of cooperation. 21,04 B.A.gM.A. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv. of Wis.gColumbia Univ Superintendent of Schools FAEUUY D.Barber,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C. Manual Arts L.Bushardt,B.A. Milwaukee Downer College English S.Christenson,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Home Economics Kf,. A,Dunawsy,Pn.B. ,M.A. Univ. of Chicago L39 X E li h gd ' q5M,i-Aff Xf N hw--' M.Dunne,B.A. ,M.A. fl St.CatherinegColumbia Univ. English Q' M, E.Ewa1d,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv.of Minn. English E.Ha11,B.Ed.,Ph.M. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUn1v.of Wis. Mathematics and Coaching M.Heyroth,Ph.B. 1 51, Univ. of Wie. Mathematics H.Hulbert,B.Ed. Milwaukee S.T.C. Music J.Kraupa,B.Ed. Milwaukee S.T.C. Science E.Kromer,B.A. Lawrence College Physics and Math. F.Kruschke,B.S. Univ. of Wie. Home Economics v 4I, r I N.S1ocum . wart B.Ed. Whitewater College hk S. Commercial Soc E 9 '4?. whhn v -mmf A L 'luhj T .J 'Q-4 .ff ' Q fam dna wi C earengen Bl lE!,AOBl Gr nnell College P sicsl Ed. I .1 ,' 1 'vi 3 A 1 U A G.Sweetmsn B.A.,M.A. Univ. of Minn. Latin and Hist Edith Cumm1ng,B.Ed. Whitewater S.T.C. Commercial O.Dean,B.A.,M.A. Unlv.of Wis.gUniv.of Iowa Chemistry H.Dohrman,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Biology M.Fitzgerald,B.E. Oshkosh S.T.C. Social Science H.Gardner,B.Ed. it Whitewater S.'1'.C . Commercial S.Gunderson,Ph.B.,M.A. Ripon C.3Columbia Univ. History W.Johnson,B.S. Stout Institute Manual Arts W.Jones,B.A. Park College Music G.Knilans,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Art C.O'Connel1,B.Ed.,M.A. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv. of Wis Librarian K.Ostman,B.S.,M.A. Univ.of W1s.gUniv. of Mich. Physical Ed. E.Schmeichel,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C. Printing FAEUUY 3-White R-Winn l E.Wirth C.Justus,R.N. f.A. ,M.A. B.A. ,M.A- V Diploma Mcxennen Hospital Iniv. of Wis. Univ. of Wlsa . Oshkosh S.T.C. Sioux Fal1s,S.D. English H5-St01'5' ' R- X GGOSPHPYHY Public School Nurse AVIUNE. THUSE PRESENT Helen Liedtke, Edna Smith, Gertrude Deetz. Row 2. Roland Broker, Andrew Rogalski, Fred Griep, George Spaeth. Row 1. Mike Kauzelberger, Earl Strien, Rudolph Hartlich. 'vfivgv ,gf , Lia 'V' fl.. S JW' 4. wwf 11 agmgi fume 11. QL x 1 Ahrndt Vivian Sattler Dick Pelnar Sibylla Schreedsr V. Pres. Pres. Sec. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The senior class, the largest class ever to graduate from Washington High School, has a long list of accomplishments in sports, speech work, and extra- curricular activities. Seniors ranked high on the basketball team which placed 5rd in the conference and won the district championship for the first time in 16 years. These senior boys were: F. Antonia, E. Kreisa, O. Perry, P. Shedivy, and P. Thiel. This year there were more seniors to receive football letters than previous years. Nineteen were presented with T's. Again this year as in the Lakeshore Championship. I. Dallmann, V. Gagnon, W. preceding years, the swimming team was able to capture The seniors who helped win this title were: O. Blaha, Gauthier, J. Lahey, and F. Wood. The debate team won 5 Association. Three out of out of 6 debates in the Wisconsin High School Forensic four of the team were seniors: Katherine Hasheck, Betty Delmore, and Betty Jean Querhammer. Betty Jean Querhammer was the first in the history of the Washington High School ever to enter the finals in the N.F.L. in declamation. Norval Dworak placed first in the N. E. Conference in extemporaneous speaking. In extemporaneous read- ing, Betty Delmore won first in the sub-district. Seniors were equally active in extra-curricular activities. Among these ac- tivities were the Annual, consisting of a staff of 57, the Neshotah News with 52 staff membersg the Civic Service Society with one of the largest classes ever with 543 Purple and Gold Society with the usual 10 seniorsg and the Pep Club with its 6 senior members. Jacqmin Jourdain Krjehn Cherveny Nagel Avery Tomek 'N Q A woo: ry Jean Ahearn HJSUHUB V! Fm L General F -4mAH - n sum Vhenever through the halls you walk, Jeanne is there engaged in talk.W N.A. 1,2,5,4Q Dramatic Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Sr. mquet. ice Ahrndt nAllien E 7' lvl ff el Commercial nHer heart is like a propeller-- Always in circulation.n A.A. l,2,5,4, Board lg Nash. Ns 5,43Annual 43 Class Pres. Ex. Board 43 Pur. k Gold l, 5,4, Sec.3, Pres.4, Sr. Ban- at3 Jr. Usher3 Nat. Honor. ry Alkonis HMaryW UIET Commercial PLZASG There's no need for words3 believe facts.N . Banquet. lton Allie WMiltH Pre-College Industrial Arts NHis only labor was to kill time.n tra-Mural Sports l, 2, 5, 43 atball 3,43 Sr. Banquet. glas Andrews nDougW 'J General BL F Industrial Arts -C-A ll great men die young ---- on't feel so well myself.n tball 5,43Swimming 23 Boys' s Club 23 Annual 43 Civic . 4. Felix Antonia nAlexW J General 5 X'-'F Industrial Arts ai? .. Wlife is made to be enjoyedg Why not make the most of it.N Basketball l,2,5,43Football 43 Intra-Mural Sports l,2,5,43Jr. Chorus l. Chester Avery WChetW Music General WAn artist 'mid our classmates stands, Who may be known in many lands.n Band l,2,5,4Q Chorus 43 Nesh. News 5,43 Annual 43 Ex. Board 43 Intra-Mural Sports 5,43 Sr. Banquet3 Civic Soc. 4. Ivy Mae Bartz WTootsW Pre-College nIvy's continually drawing for fun, Cartoons and pictures for everyone.n Declam. 43 G.A.A. 13 Annual 43 Dramatic Club 43 Speech Squad 13 Jr. Usherg Sr. Banquet3 Jr. Class Play KMake-up! . Elaine Becker A 1 QW' Genera, fNQ 22:94, AVL. NThe unspoken word never causes trouble.n Girls' Glee Club 43 Chorus 43 c.A.A. 2,5,4. Joe Bensman 'Brain trustern m ,v Pre-College qv Z Wwhen questions get a little tough, Then just try a little blutf.' Extemp. Speech 1,2,5,43Oratory 43 Jr. Class Play3 Civic Soc. 43 Speech Squad 13 Debate 1,2, 5,43 Jr. Rotariang N.F.L. 3,43 Jr. High Crier l3 Sr. Banquet3 Nat. Honor. Lucille Beth 'LuluN il General a 4! HSome work hard, some work not With those between I cast my lot.n G.A.A. 3,43 Phy. Ed. Ass't. 43 Dramatic Club 23 Nesh. News 3, 4. Betty Jane Blaha NBettsN x Q Q ml X' Pre-College 135. as WTis in athletics she excells, Of doughty deeds her record tells.N Polliwog l,2,3,4,Vice Pres. 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,Board 2,3,Pres. 43 Girls' Glee Club l3 Annual 5,43 Jr. Class Play3 Phy. Ed. Ass't l,2,3,4. Otto Blaha .U .gi Q1 4 Music Q Numg I 53, nThe best way to lenghten up the day is to steal a few hours from the night.N Football 13 Intra-Mural Sports l,2,3,43 Swimming l,3,43 Band 1,2,5,43 Nesh. News 3. Cora Boprey WLortW F j General ' J Music NA lovable girl with a lovable voice.N Girls' Glee Club l,2,5,4Q Cho- rus 2,3,4. Clarence Borctsky nbudu Music Pre-College 'Oh he's the leader of the band, The way he swings is simply grand.W Boys' Glee Club 23 Band l,2,3, 43 Sec. 43 Nesh.News 33 Annual 4. T5 -Q. '5- Angeline Borusky NAr Commercial rrsaf 2 Wln commercial work she's ve bright, And does her work with all I might.u Annual 43 Spelling Contest Sr. Banquet. Francis Bouda WFrenc Pre-College : NHere's a boy that thinks and does.' Football l,2,3,43Swimming 2 Extemp. Reading 23 Nesh. N 3,43 Chorus 43 Annual 43 P A Gold 43 Jr. Rotariang Ju of Elec. 43 Intra-Mural Spo 2,33Sr.Banquet3 Sr.Class Pl library Ass't. 33Civic Soc. Basketball 13 Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Contest l3 N Honor. Paul Bouda NPee W Pre-College nCueSer was short,Nanoleon short, And I'm not so tall myself. Nesh. News 3,43Annual 3,43 Board 23 Pur. A Gold 2, 3, Civic Soc. 43 Jr. Rotarian Ath. Mgr. 3,43 Cheer Leader 23 Speech Squad IQST. Banqu Marian Brelvogel NB! Music General 1, nYou cannot measure her delight, When walking home with him at night.N Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Ch 2,3,43 Jr. Chorus 13 Sr. quet. William Bridges NI :Di Pre-college l 4 WNow that I am here we can begin.n Basketball 2,53 Civic Soc Intra-Mural Sports 13 Foot 2,3,43 Ex. Board l. alph Brouchoud 'Brush' Industrial Arts a e y and tall,good looking nd all hat's our character sketch of alph.W nnual 4. illiam Buhk 'Bill' General 'He studies but he's perfectly normal.n ootball 2,3,4. Elaine Carroll 4 3 ' Q, , ' Commercial 'The best woman is the one least talked about.W nnual 4. .lbert Cherveny NGibby f.c: - General Ile had no time for girls or fame, x mere diploma was his aim.W nsketball 3, Glas- Officer 4, rec. Board 43 Football 3, 4, :tra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. lth Christoffel nRuthie' K General J X WS1lence is sweeter than speech.n Beatrice Cigler O Commercial NYou'd have known it by the merriment that twinkled in her eyes.N Herbert Clarke NClarkeN s 6 G eral r.'-shim en s .1.g3?'v':i ' f o,:g' .JA , fb' Q , Wwine, women, and song.n Intra-Mural Sports 35 Football lg Chorus 2. Genevieve Czechanski 'Genn 9 QR a Comercial Ewa l 1-als 'Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I,,-w Nesh. News 3,4. Lyle Dallmann HScampW Pre-College QNIXQZ7 WGod's pity on poor kings.W Ass't. Judge of Elec. 4, Civic Soc. 43 Band l,2,3g Boys' Glee Club 2, Jr. Chorus lg Football 3,4g Jr. Rotariang Annual 4, School Orchestra 3gSwimming 1, 2,3,4g Nat. Honor. Elizabeth Delmor Wfeln I Pre-College , 9252 NEverything she does she does well,and she does everything.n Civic Soc. 4, N.F.L. 3,43 De- bate 3,4gPep Club 3,45 Declam. l,2,3g Dramatic Club Eg Polli- wog 23 Extemp. Reading l,2,3, 4g Extemp. Speech 25 Spelling Contest 2,33 Speech Squad lg G.A.A. lg Jr. Class Play, Sr. Banquetg Annual 45 Nesh. News 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Nat. I-Inn nr. Mary Elizabeth De Roche ,bk I N Bette ,ig hi-5 Music u'l'QJ NIS she demure or merely shy? Winsome she is, we cannot deny.N Civic Soc. 4, Dramatic Club 2, G.A.A. lg Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Nesh. News 5, 4, Jr. Chorus 1. David Dixon WDaven faq Industrial Arts x 'In hisgift for silence he has the original Sphinx backed off the map.n Norval worak WSenator' bin' Pre-College xv? WThe world Knows little of its greatest men.N Civic Soc. 4, Extemp. Speech l,5g Debate 2,3,4g Nesh. News 3,4gOrlginal Oratory 53 N.F.L. 5,43 Oratory lg Jr.Class Play, Jr. Rotariang Nat. Honor. Rose Fanslau NFuntzW I F MJ - Commercial JF, , 'A ready smile ----- a helping hand ---- A soul thatstrengthens friend- ship's band.N Nash. News 5,45 Annual 4. Ruth Feuerstein ' N 3e'58 Pre-College ,. f ll WI am mild and gentle in my speech.N Civic Soc. 4, G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, Nesh. News 3, 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 Original Oratory 3, 4, Oratory 5, Speech Squad lg Jr. Usher, Nat. Honor. Arnold Francisco WFrisc . I General a W1 expect that woman will the last thing civilized man.N Civic Soc. 4, Spelling Conte 2g Football l. Harold Francisco WFr15c X General ' f Wwere there no women,men mig live like kings.N lntra-Mural Sports 2,3g Civ SOC. 4. Mildred Frenz 'Mill Commercial NAnd she hath smiles to ear unknown, Smiles that with motion their own Do spread and sink and rise Lois Freye WL011 ff General nShe is a maid of artless grace, Gentle of form and fair of Tace.n G.A.A. 3, 4, GlT1S' Glee C1 49 Chorus 4g Phy. Ed. Ass't. Vearle Gagnon WV. G General Industrial Arts ?NVVYNh! 'Lest we forget Vearle, Girls are quite harmless.n Intra-Mural Sports 49 Swimmh 43 Nash. News 3,43 Ex. Bom 2,5. ,vian Gagnon NVivH fl Lrff General Dancing-feet and happy faces Win their way into folks' hearts.' A.A. 3, 45 Polliwog 5, 4. :nald Gallenberger NDonaldN K Pre-College ie is more apt to contribute light than heat to a discussion.n Lvic Soc. 43 Dramatic Club 2g ash. News 3,4gSpeech Squad lg mnual 43 Nat. Honor. :bert Gauthier NBobn 154,99 X 1 General CSF NHarkt Harkl a merry song I hear, 'June' is in my heart.W aotball l, Z3 Nesh. News 5,4. arren Gauthier WGokieW . E f 1 General As hard for girls to catch as a waiter's eye.W nnual 5,45 Swimming 4. Jrlnne Glesner gfvf gy' General ll WYou're so pleasant and so lovable We all wish that you'd come double.n ivic Soc. 43 Girls' Glee Club 3 G.A.A. 3,43 Chorus 2,4. mg, Howard Gregor Music Pre-College WHe has the type of ucvregn mind you can sharpen your own on.W Band l,2,5,4, Stage Mgr.gBoys' Glee Club 43 Jr. Rotariang Sr. Banquetg Annual 43 Nesh. News 3,43 Nat. Honor. Eulalia Gruel General HLal e0'R5 'Contentment is a luxury. I'm rich.N Civic Soc. 4g Speech Squad 1 G.A.A. 5,45 sr. Banquet. Elizabeth Gunderson Music Commercial naettyn K QP as nHappy, merry all day long To me life's just a lovely song Il o Band l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 4g Jr. Chorus lg Speech Squad lg Jr.Class Playg Sr. Banquet Elaine Hallada Commercial nLefty' WA thief we cannot punish is one who steals the cup of friend1iness.N Frederick Hanson 'Miken fxbx I Pre-College , 'Sailing over Lake Michigan in a little two by four Other ships will hug While mine will stick Football 1,2,:s,4g Jr the waves toshore.' Rotariang Sr. Banquet 4g Swimming l,2. Fri Q Pre-College WShe lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself.n Civic Soc. 4-Speaker of house, Debate 2,3,4, Extemp. Reading l,5,4, G.A.A. l, Nesh. News 3, 4, Annual 4, N.F.l. 5,4--local pres., Sr. Banquet, Oratory l, 2, Jr. Usher, Nut. Honor. Joyce Henfer nJudyW 'A xx Music P5 I General nhappy go lucky, also free What worries you does not worry me.N Girls' Glee Club 5, Jr. Chorus l, Declam. 4, Dramatic Club 2, Jr. Class Play, Chorus 2,5,4, G.A.A. l, Annual 4, Nesh. News 3,4, Pur. a Gold 3,4, Sr.Class Play, Nat. Honor. Robert Hernday WCzarN X - 3 90 9 Pre-College WEarly Uabed and early to rise And you miss the best part of the day.n Bandl,2,5,4,Intra-Mural Sports l,2,3,Jr.Class Play stage mgr, Swimming 1.2.3. Edgar Hetue WAXGN Industrial Arts ,I nWhy worry, why hate Why hurry, why wait I live as life comes Be it planned or by fate.n Cheer Leader 2,5, Intra-Mural Sports l,2,3, Sp66Ch Squad li Pep Club 3. Arthur Hoefert HArtH Industrial Arts NHe never learns his work by heart, he uses his heart for other purposes.n Nesh. News 3. Pre-College nLife's a jest and all thin show it I thought so once and now I Know it.W Girls' Glee Club 2, Ex. Boa 4, Phy. Ed. Ass't. 5,4, G.A. l,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Nesh. Ne 3,4, Annual 4, Polliwog l,2, 4, Sr. Banquet, Nat. Honor. Charlotte Jaeckel nTomm1 Pre-College 4 9 nShe puts her problems away for a rainy day.N Civic Soc. 4, Declam. 2, Nest News 5,4, Speech Squad 1, JI Usher, Sr. Banquet, Sr. Clas Play,Extemp. Reading 5, Annue 4. Ralph Jaehnig Pre-College Il- 1- NHe has bashfulness in a larg quantity.' Football 2, Nesh. News 4, Dra matic Club 2, Sr. Banquet. Marvin Jebavy NBucKr General as 'The harder I try to be g ode The worser I am.N Boys' Glee Club 5,4, Chorus E 4, Civic Soc. 4, Dramatic Clk 5,4, Stage Mgr. 3,4, Sr. Cla: Play, Sr. Banquet. Winifred Jourdain Nwinnie Pre-conege Tc? NMy hair is too dark to make good ange1.N Swimming 4, Polliwog 4, G.A.A l,2,5,4,Annual 4, Ex. Board 4 Dramatic Club 4, Civic Soc. 4 Library Ass't. 2,Nesh. News 3 4, Phy. Ed. Ass't. 4, Sr. Ban quet, Jr.Usher, Sr.Class Play :emary Kanugh I a 'w if uRosebudH Commercial nHere's to the girl with a heart and smile no makes the bubble of life worth whi1e.n nmatic Club 3 Speech S uad ' Q Annual 43 library Ass't. l, 5,43 Nat. Honor. zel Kasten bynlh M 8 'She smiled for But we all only rls' Glee Club 5,43 G.A.A. 1, 5,43 Annual 43 Jr. Chorus 1. alma Kates lik e 2, D NJ'i-In!! Music on many just fun, know there's one.N 2,5,4Q Chorus ' Polliwog 1, ramatic Club Vifrlinyli Commercial NHer manner is quiet, Jt do not judge her by it.H rnadette King Babe General B NGentle is she and of good intent.N V A 'ce Klatt iiii NBaben Music arefree, happy, singing a song, as she sees the bright side when things go wrong.U 'ls' Glee Club 2,5,4Q Chorus 1,43 Jr. Chorus 13 Sr. Ban- et. Cyril Klein HRedN Industrial Arts Se Wwise men say not all they think.W Oratory 13 Intra-Mural Sports 13 Library Ass't. 23 Speech Squad 1. Ivan Klein J Hlveu filWdeZLE13? Music iff? ffL2y,? Pre-college 1 o,g,a0s3' , Shar WLead me not into temptation but show me where it is.W Football 1,2,3,4Q Band 2,5,4' Oratory 13 Dramatic Club 2,3 43 Intra-Mural Sports l,2,4' Sr. Banquet. D U 7 Leon Klein NChuckN 'Fw Industrial Arts 'I WI always like school Especially the vacation part of it.W Intra-Mural Sports 1,2,5,4. Helen Koczorowski General .5 -K 6:27 39. I., I X WShe's backward about coming forward.H Eleanore Kostka Qi L Commercial P07721 Pre-College K nHow she studies and recites, Gives the flunkers forty frights.N Nesh. News 3,43 Annual 43 Fur. 8 Gold 43 Civic Soc. 43 G.A.A. 1,23 Spelling Contest 13 Jr. High Crier l3Library Ass't. 23 Jr. Usher: Nat. Honor. Evan Kreisa nC0wb0yN General Ek nHe smiled and said, 'Don't rush me girls.'W aasketbau 1,2,:5,4gFootba11 1, 2,3,4Q Ex.Board lg Intra-Mural Sports l,2,3,4Q Jr. Chorus l. George Lriehn Music 04 Pre-College 9 sw NSmall in stature, But not in mind.N Band 1,2,5,4Q Pres. 43 Nesh. News 5,43 Dramatic Club 2,5,4Q Jr. Class Play3 EX. Board 5,43 Pep Club 5,43 Debate 23 Speech Squad 13 SF.B8DqUCtQ Sr. Class Play3 Nat. Honor. 'Nllma Kronforst Pussy General NHer smile is as contagious as 3 yawn.n Declam. 13 G. A. A. 1,31 Nesb- News 5,43 Annual 43 Civic Soc. 43 Speech Squad li Library Ass't l,4. Arlene Krueger WTricKyN Qs - .r In Commercial ai,.AH kmgfq HSwiftly typing and busy is she, Her middle name is industry.H Girls' Glee Club lg Annual 4. Bernice La Bine NFrenchyN ,0w T General n 'Most glorious night! Thou were not meant for sleeping.v Girls' Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 5,43 Civic Soc. 4. Gerard La Fond NGHI General Nl never care, I never hurl Just one girl is my only worry.N Boys' Glee Club SQ Chorus 5, James Laney WJ1 Pre-College UDid you Know quietness becomes a man?W Swimming 43 Boys' Glee Club Nesh. News 5, 43 Dramatic Cl 53Chorus 23Annual 43 Jr. Cla Play3 Intra-Mural Sports Speech Squad l3Sr. Class Pla Harry Langer WGreasebal General li-. Wwhat means this heaviness that hangs upon me?W Band 53 Ex. Board 13 Annual Edward Le Clair nEddi General f if Q ' WThe fish will soon be caug that nibbles at every bait.W Basketball l, 23 Civic Soc.1 Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 5,1 Football 2, 53 Annual 43 New News 5, 43 Pur. A Gold 5, 4. Robert Laurent HB0 U. General Xi, UNO mind isthoroughly well 01 ganized that is deficient in sense of humor.n Boys' Glee Club l,2,43 Civi Soc. 43 Dramatic Club 5,43 J1 Chorus 13 Declam. 43 Extemg Speech 4QChOTUS 2,4Q Jr. Cla: Playg Sr. Class Playg Sr. Bar quet. h Ann Le Clair WRufusN fqrwg ':,' 2' Comercial .ii A A. nShe will laugh though there be naught to laugh at.W isferred from Twin Elder :ol in 1957. library Ass't 5. anne Le Clair WPeteW Pre-College P jolly, good-natured girl is .comed everywhere.W lmatic Club 5,43 G.A.A. l,2, Board3 Annual 43 Phy. Ed. l't. 43 Polliwog 5,43 Swim- g 5,4. .ma Lehrmann NTootsH ' f m General ppy is she who knows the ntry's divinities.W d 4. arl Lesperance WButtonsn General ,oo K-5 WA live wire never gets stepped on.W amatic Club 5,43 G.A.A. l,2, Lg Annual 43 Phy. Ed. Ass't. Polliwog 43 Sr. Class Play3 n Banquet. rabelle Liddle NLittleW J9'u ' A ggi, General my a eyes have one language rywhere.N .s' Glee Club 43 Chorus 4. George Liebich nJuniorW J Y. XX. rw-. Pre-College KK W9 3 WA regular fellow and the best of pals.n Band l,2,5,4 Vice fTCS.Q Foot- ball 1,6,4Q Vice Pres. 23 Jr. Rotarlan3 Annual 43 Pep Club 5,43 School Orchestra 51 Swim- ming l,2,5. Leo lintereur General Music vvRedv! e . HA little nonsense now andthen isrelished bythe best of men.' Boys' Glec Club 3,43Civic Soc. 43 Cheer leader 43 Declam. 23 lntra-Mural Sports lg Football 1,23 library Ass't. 23 Chorus 2,3,4QJF. Chorus 13 Nesh. News 5,43 School Orchestra 51 Pep Club 43 Speech Squad l. Grace Mac Donald 'Macn General 00h scissors, let's cut upl' civic soc. 43 G.A.A. 1,2,5,4 Vice Pres.3 Polliwog 5,43 Sr. Banquet3 Speech Squad 1. Kenneth Mandel Pre-College WMen of few wo of men.' Civic Soc. 4. June Marineau Commercial rds 'Kenny' 0 C3 5 are the best WJunie' x AP' nShe is a somewhat mysterious girl--she keeps one man's mind in a constant whirl.' Dramatic Club 53 G.A.A. 23 Jr. Usher. Eunice Meissner , c General I x X nGood nature is always good company.W Robert Meyer NBobW Pre-College NYou simply can't keep a good man down.n Band 25 Debate 3, N.F.L. 5,4, Extemp. Speech lg Speech Squad lg Annual 4, Sr. Banquet. Evelyn nThose learn' Grace Nagel RI- f viu J 'Chubb1ns' Commercial t who have NDingersn Music General NBut there's nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream.n Dramatic Club 23 Civic Soc. 4, Sec., Vice Pres., G.A.A. l,2, Ex. Board 4, Girls' Glee Club, Pres. 2,5,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Sr. Banquet, Annual 43 Nesh. News 5,4. Mary Lou Napiecinski 'Nappyn I' , if X General 'Silence is sweeter than music.W Extemp. Reading 5gDeclam. 1,2, Jr. Class PlaygSpeech Squad l. Patricia E. Neuses Pre-College NPs 2 General 715 .., Wln each cheek appears a pretty dimple.W Civic Soc. 4,G.A.A. l,2,4, E Board 2, Sec. Tres. 5, Decla 1,2g Dramatic Club 5, Pep Cl 5,45 Annual 45 Polliwog 1, Phy. Ed. Ass't. 4, Jr. Ushe Sr.Class Play, Speech Squad Beatrice Ney HBeat1 General Music 'Tmlwmt asks pleasure first.n Dramatic Club 53 Jr. Chorus G.A.A. 1,23 Girls' Glee Cl 2.3.43 Polliwog 5,43 Chorus 5,45 Sr. Banquet. Jeanne Niquette Nsnom Commercial Pre-College 4 3.5 Wwhimsy, not reason is the female guide.n Sec. Tres. lg Dramatic Cl'b G.A.A. l, Board lg Nesh. Ne 5,4, Editor-in-chiefgnnnual Jr. Class Play, Pep Club, V1 Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Polliwog Speech Squad lgSr.BanquetgNe Honor. John Otis WBBI General NI Know what pathway leads popularity.n Ath. Mgr. l,2,5, Civic Soc. Chorus 3,4. John Paulow NJohnr General gif Industrial Arts 'Always take the short cut. Intra-Mural Sports l,2,5,4. c Pelnar WDickN C Q- Pre-College S'ei-mt 'ann cftime has thinned my flowing hair.N vic Soc. 43 Dramatic Club 33 tra-Mural Sports 1,22 Pres. 43 Ex. Board 23 Jr. Chorusg nual 43 Oratory l,2Q Sr.Ban- et. rville Perry Wpurduev Pre-College Industrial Arts I I WTO love the game beyond the prize.N lsketball 1,2,5,4Q Civic Soc. Intra-Mural Sports 1,2,5,4Q votball 1,2,3,4Q Jr. Chorus. ry Ann Pieschel WMarieW General , Music .R ev- WLittle but Oh Myln nd 2 3 43Girls' Glee Club 43 amatlc'Club 23 Speech Squad Chorus 4. rman Pitchke WPitohW 'Ns 'Nw General .,,,..,.4-AA ,gay-5f'sI5v'N6l NI am a man of many books.W tra-Mural Sports 43 Football Civic Soc. 4. rdon Prucha WBuckoN Pre-College w Wls not music the food of love?n nd l,2,3,4, Stage Mgrg Bas- tball 1,22 Football 1,2,5,4Q tra-Mural Sports l,2,3,43Jr. orus3 School Orchestra 5. Lester Puls WLesW n av '45 General g! 1 WBe good and youfll be happy but you won't have any fun.u Intra-Mural Sports 3,43 Annual 53 Sr. Banquet. Betty Jean Querhammer WBeejayN of 91. g4!g!f Pre-College sxxlizf? C -1 1 17 Rich hlhumor and good sense.W Entered from Cazenovia 1958. Debate 43 Declam. 3,4, Winnerj G.A.A. 53 Annual 43 Nesh. News 3,43 N.F.L. 3,4, Sec. Treas.3 Fur. Q Gold 4, Vice Pres.3 Sr. Class Play3 Nat. Honor. Francis Rehrauer NFrannyW General WTwinkle Twinkle athletic star What a bashful boy you are.W Basketball 3,43 Football 3,43 Civic Soc. 43Intra-MuralSports l,2,5,4. Joe Riha nPep' General is gs '9 WI don't just play in the band I'm the whole band.W Jeannette Rochon 'Nettyn Pre-College I 'A mild and modest maiden she, Her foremost charm--- simp1icity.N Nesh. News 5,43 Spelling Con- test 3. Frances Rollins VFritzeN General Music V3inging has the power to quiet the restless pulse of care.V Civic Soc. 45Declam. 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4, Sec. 35Chorus 2,3,45 Phy. Ed. Ass't. Z, 3, 45 Oratory 15 Polllwog l,2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Nat. Honor. Monica Rudie WMonieW W 'dal Pre-College P fd VA little bashful,a little shy Still there's mischief in her eye.W Civic Soc. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Annual 45 Nesh. News 3,4. Leona Ruthmansdorfer NPudgeW xx ' gc Commercial Ulf you keep moving You won't fall asleep.V Dramatic Club 35 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45Nesh. News 3,45 Sr. Banquet. Vivian Sattler NVivN 5 a gWjgf,v .W in QW General x M' xr uh NAlways good natured,with ever a joke I Never a hustler,never a poke.N Civic Soc. 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3,45 Declam. 25 Extemp. Read- ing l,2,35Annua1 45 Nesh. News 3,45 Oratory l,2,3,45 Pep Club. 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Jr. Usher5 Sr. Class Playg Sr. Banquet. James Savard WJimmyW 1 Pre-College vt I am what I am, so whatln Debate l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Extemp. Speech l,2,3,45 Jr. High Crier l5Intra-Mural Sports 45 Annual 3,45 Jr. Rotarian5 Nesn, Newg 3,45 N.F.L. 3,45Oratory l,2,3, 45 Original Oratory 3,45 Pres. 25 Pur. A Gold 3,45 Sr. Class Play5 Speech Squad 15 Sr. Ban- quet5 Nat. Honor. Raymond Sayeski NC 1 General VAll great men are dreamers Civic Soc. 4. Leona Schepper NLe4 General E 'Doesn't bother anyone.n G.A.A. l Ruth Schlundt WRuthie 5 General f Q WQueen of the kitchen.W G.A.A. l,45Girls' Glee Club 4 Kathryn Schmitt VKatty Pre-College nShe loves gaiety and fun, Her cup is thrice overrun.V Civic Soc. 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Jr. Chorus 15 Chorus 2,45Annual 4' Nesh. News 3,45 Pur. a Gold 3 45 School Orchestra 35 Sec. 2 Vice Pres. 15 Sr. Banquet? JTV Usherg Nat. Honor. Dale Schmoock NSmoKe Pre-College , ' 7 NOne of those big strong men.' Entered from Two Creeks 1937 Civic Soc. 45 Football 3,4. bylla Schroeder 'Buncen up J Pre-College little work, a little play, All get together to make my day.H vic Soc. 43 Dramatic Club 2g . Board 53 G.A.A. l,2,5Q Jr. ass Play, Sec. 43 Nesh. News 43 Annual 43 Sr. BEHQUGIQ t. Honor. nevieve Schultz WGenN nina Music Qu' Pre-College mia, Tx..-. WMusic is an answer to her prayers.N nd 1,2,3,4Q G.A.A. 3,43Civic c. 43 Annual 43 Nesh. News 43 Nat. Honor. :onard Schumaker Lenny Q- Pre-College in knowledge he's astounding, in sparkling wit abounding.N Entered from Maplewood 1936. ntra-Mural Sports 2,53 NGS!!- ews 5,4. aul Shedivy NPudge' Music ' - Industrial Arts Nhat is this I see before me, Footballs, Basketballs surround me.n asketball l,2,5,4Q Boys' Glee lub 23Intra-Mural Sports l,2, ,43 Football 1,2,3,4Q Chorus ,l5,4. ine Simono NSimmN General uAmongst her treasures is beauty.n A.A. 2,3,4Q Nesh. News 3,43 '. Usher3 Phy. Ed. Ass't. 43 '. Banquet. Virginia Sisel ViI'Ey General Music nShe shall have music wherever she goes.u Band l,2,5,4Q Girls' Glee Club 43Civic Soc. 43 Library Ass't. 3,43 N.F.L. 33 Speech Squad 13 Oratory 5 Jeanette Smejkal NJenN Commercial Wwomen need no introductions, They speak for themselves.W Phy. Ed. Ass't. 43 Nesh. News 5,43 Library Ass't. 43 Polli- wog 13 Jr Sr. Class . Usher3 Sr. Banquetg Play. Genevieve Smogoleski NNelln G Q ii eneral v v 'Gen's a mysterious girl, Keeps one man's mind awhirl.n Inez Sorenson nSwedeW if of General ' at Il NHer striking trait COmmOH S8HSe.H Civic Soc. 43Library Ass't. 43 3 is G.A.A. 2, News 5,43 Assw. 43 ,43 Annual 43 Nesh. Oratory 3,4QPhy. Ed. Sr. Banquet. Grace Specht NGracieN General WA quiet girl, but quite a girl.u Band 5,43Chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club 3. TLQ 5. li e3?5'1f -rf Leona Stefaniak 'Lee' Commercial 'Good nature is good company.' Doris Strong 'Dodo' QQFFFFFI I ,la General ,vshk xp A,-Vvvusv v,,v:- 'A girl only loves once, But it's such fun to make believe.' G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Nesh. News 3, 43 Jr. Usher, Phy. Ed. Ass't. 2,3g Polliwog 2,3,4g Sr. Ban- quet. Rose Swada 'Rosie' General Nth. 'Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in a woman. Ardith Tangen O Commercial 'Better be little and shine Than big and cast a shadow.' Chorus 43 Ex. Board lg Girls' Glee Club 4, Phy. Ed. Ass't. 3gPol11wog 1,25 Jr. Usher, Sr. Banquet. Earl Tegge 'Jack' Q : General ss Music 9' 1 women are good--- for something or nothing.' Annual 4, Boys' Glee Club 2,3, 4, Jr. Chorus lg Nesh. News 53 Chorus 43 Speech Squad l. Ruth Tegge 'Happj .P Q Commercial x5?:,q'1 I I 'Thoughts too deep to be el pressed Andtoo strong tobesuppressed. Jane Tess 'Tessie A General 9 'The best part of beauty is that which a pictur cannot express.' chorus ag G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 55 Girls Glee Club 25 Jr. Usherg Polli wog 2, 5, 4, Sr. Banquet. Peter Thiel 'Pete General C 'What's the use of studyin when there are so many othe things to do.' Basketball 1,43 Civic Soc. 4 Intra-Mural Sports l,2,3. Audrey Thompson 'Mickey :Wg Pre-College 'hx 'She's been with us but on short year, Yet friendships she has mad most dear.' Entered as senior. Transferre from laona, Wis. Annual 4g Chorus 45 Civic Soc 4g Girls' Glee Club 4. Ruth TOMBK QQ, Pre-College GB 'Na 4, J ' I 'If you don t like my gate, Don't swing on lt.' Annual 3,43 Debate 1, 2, 33 Ex. Board 43 Jr. Usher, Sr. Banquet, Nat. Honor. Le Ro Vanderbusch nDroopn General NThe secret oflife is in art.W Annual 43 Sr. Banquet. Jatherine Vlrnoche WKayW Commercial 'The brilliance of her smile makes the sun indeed seem dull.N Gordon Virnoche 'PeteW N J' ,f f Industrial Arts WOf junior girls pick I, Nith firm andexperienced eye.U Basketball lg Football l,2. Donald Walters NDonU General al, Industrial Arts 2? 'A little bluffing now andthen Never hurts the best of men.N Basketball 13 Boys' Glee Club 23 Chorus 2,5,43 Civic Soc. 43 Jr. Chorus 13 Nesh. News 5,43 Football 1, 2, 53 Intra-Mural Sports l,2,5,43 Stage Mgr. 5, 43 Sr. Banquet. Robert Weber hBobN fra, Liv-K , Wig P c ll Y . re- o e e , ff S WHot air rises I'm going in for aviation.N Annual 43 Chorus 53 Football l,2,5g Jr. Chorus 13 Jr. Class Play3 Nesh. News 5,43 Sr. Ban- quet. Mary Jane Wilfert WT00tgN dba QCP' Commercial Q 'She may be small--but that doesn't matter.' Faye Wilke nLefty' Commercial S 5 -SN Music S ' ' fn W Q2 'With women the heart argues, not the mind.N Band l,2,5,43 Nesh. News 5,43 Sr. Banquet3 Sr. Class Play. Theresa Wisniewski WTracy' General Music WThe eye is the traitor of the heart.H Chorus 2,5,43 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Jr. Chorus 13 Polliwog 5,43 Sr. Banquet. Daniel Wojta NDan yn General Industrial Arts 'It isnot good that man should be alone, Rivalry is good for morta1s.' Band 5,43 Intra-Mural Sports 2,53 Nesh. News 5,4. Hilary Wojta WHilarious' General Industrial Arts WA man isbut what he knoweth.' Ass't Stage Mgr. 23 Dramatic Club 2,3,43 Intra-Mural Sports 2,5. Ruth Wolfe nBuzzieN 1 NK General I lx WGlgg1ing and chattering all mylmg, To her life isone happy song.N Civic Soc. 4g G.A.A. l,2,5,4g Girls' Glee Club 4. Homer Zarn HBl1l' X Industrial Arts 'Clever wit is one gateway to fr1endsh1p.' Intra-Mural Sports lg Football 3,43 Annual 4g Sr. Banquet. Russel Zuehl NRussW ff Commercial lf Music C5 , 105' 'A woman would run through fireand water for such a kind heart.n Bend l,2,3,4g Debate Zg Civic Soc. 4gDramatic Club 23 Speech Squad lg Declam. 43 Jr. Class Pleyg Jr. Chorus lg Nesh. News 5,4. Franklin Wood WColone1W Pre-Col lege Ma ' IHA Sgt WLO, one who loved true honour more than fame.W Annual 3,45 Ex. board 43 Foot- ball lg Jr. Rotariang Pur. 3 Gold l,2,5,4gSwimming l,2,5,4g Nat. Honor. Harry Zik Hi Q 'Like a rustle H18 bush, he is seldom heard.' Civic Soc. 4. '? General F. - 1 X ,K-N ' X. . 3 . , . , 'x Y..- Q 1 1 1 N in J- . 5 wlil, s JL'-Vhiv 'Q J.. '. 0, -'-. , 'fi I' 'K W. 1 v ,fu Row 6. Rhein, Casavant, Glandt, Wyzinski, Retzlaff. Row 5. Messmann, Brault, Stegemann, Gagnon, Evrard, Mueller, Vanderbloemen, Engelbrecht, Alkonis, Tome, Waskow, Reynolds. Row 4. lklein, Youra, Erickson, Kanzelberger, Anderson, Beeck, Stehlik, Stanul, Kanugh, Goodchild, Prudome, Burgard, Bialkowski. Row 5. Fortin, Reynolds, Beitzel, Riha,Warg1n, Brunner, Glesner, Hansen, Kaminsky,Rady, Rogalski, Perry, Rom- denne, Prles, Schneller. Row 2. Deau, Ross, Strong, Hoefert, Dreger, Wentorf, Wood, Allie, Peterson, Puls, Johnson, Preles, Schech- erl, Cope, Bloomquist. Row 1. Klein, Heinkel, Holly, Levy,Skotch, Thomas, Gro- ver, Langer, Buyeski,LeClair,Kopetsky,Neveau,Jaklln. JUNIORS Hats off to you juniors! You've plunged whole heartedly into all of the school activities. If you keep on going as you have, there is no doubt that you will be one of the best classes that this school has ever seen. Junior swim ers who helped the swimming team to victory this year are: Richard Thomas, John Sketch, George Kanzelber- ger, Jack Halberg, Howard Engelbrecht, William Grover, Edward Levy, and George Casavant. Many of the juniors have been interested in the foot- ball team. Those who partici- chards,R.Marek, Sec sent. pated are: Jack Anderberg, Ken- neth Kreisa, Chester Kuklis, Frederick Glandt, Michael Dahm, Harold Brice, Robert Timm, Ralph Feast, and Kenneth Kow- alski. These juniors did much to make our football team a very good one. We all hope to see you fellows keep up the good work. Miss Dunaway,Advise V. Pres., M. Jebav R.Bauknecht, K.Kreisa, J.Langer, Pres., M.R1 Miss White,adviser,ab Row 6. Solt, Anderberg, Koutnik, Kostka, Dickson, Vogl, Hoffman, Weber, Mueller, Barsul, Barta, Hoida, Rice, Rusboldt, Feest. Row 5. Waskow, Buyeski, Kates, Kempfert, Koch, keip, Wilsmann, Kreisa, lloyd, Greenwood, Brice, Bauknecht, Halberg, Dahm. Row 4. Buege, Solenski, Beduhn, Zoerb, Retzlaff, Pes- erik, Tirner, Allie, Berger, Clusen, Boettcher, Le Clair, Stueck, Hurley, Everson. Row 5. Baum, Havlinek, Miller, Daetz, Naeser, Gevers, Doncheck, Greenwood, Cochenet, Jebavy, Lintereur, Richards, Lesperance, Casavant, Mandel. Row 2. Marek, Larkin, Polzar, Eggener, Kasten, Mandel, Lambrecht, Taddy, Schmidt, Yanda, Henrickson, Kostka, Migawa, Meyer, Winn. Row 1. Kopetsky, Krause, Timm, Belonger, Kuklis, Tom- check, Schmidt, Kelliher, Jacquart, Miller, Napiecin- ski, Rezash, Kleckner, Schultz, Jacobosky. JUNIORS Besides engaging in other activities many of the juniors have gone out for basketball. Those juniors who have helped this year's team to a successful climax are: Jack Anderberg, Eugene Kopetsky, Frederick Glandt, Anthony Kostka, and Robert Timm. Not content with athletic attainments alone the juniors excell in debate, declamation, and oratory. The junior class also spon- sored the annual May Ball, using romantic Hawaii as its theme. This is the only evening party that ends at twelve, and amid Hawaiian atmosphere it proved a grand success. With all the good athletes, debaters, orators, and students in this year's junior class, you juniors should make one of the best senior classes that this high school has produced. Will you? We hope so! Good luck to you! 5 Row 6. Sanford, Bolzenthol, Jebavy, Gauthier, Lenhardt, Waskow, Kocian, V. Gau- thier, Ross, Shimulunas, Bauere, Voelker, Schesta, Daul. Row 5. Bebeau, E.Martin, Beaton, C.Be1onger, Kuether, Kuick, Vaclavik, La Pean, Schwartz, Zoerb, Haag, Shedivy, Smith, Pauze. Row 4. Vanne, Rhode, Walters, Kiley, Meissner, Forcey, Zarn, Deering, Koczorow- ski, Heldt, Mueller, Nilles, Braun, Gilbert. Row 3. Teddy, Petrashek, Buehlow, Pearce, Sand, Michalkiewicz, Aulik, Ariens, Gauthier, Schepper, Bonfigt, Schmitt, Shekoeky, Burgard. Row 2. Walter, Sprang, Wilsmann, Sattler, Wolfe, L. Schultz, Kruse, Frasch, Des Jarlais, Menges, Morency, Goodchild, Arneman, Orlebeck. Row 1. Jacquart, Shebesta, L.Martin, Meyer, E.Martin, E. LeClair, Watson, Bonk, Mac Donald, O.Belonger, Wolfe, Gagnon, Siudzinski. SOPH OMORES Under the able supervision of such teachers as Miss Wirth and Mr. Slocum the sophomore class of 1941 has been able to forge ahead and do things in a big way. As we look back over the past year we find that the class of '4l' has been a big factor in the success of the many ac- this School, D.Van Bremer, R. Reh- ter,K.Wondrash,Pres., Miss Wirth and Mr. sent. tivities of Sophomore debaters are Eu- nice LaPean and Wallace Bonk. Both of them are veterans, and we are looking forward to great things from them. Basketball has also at- tracted many of the enterpris- ing sophomores. They are: Lavern Ross, LeRoy Shimulunas, Kenneth Wondrash, Robert Rozmarynoski, Robert Beduhn, Victor Gauthier, and Lawrence Gonia. Row 6. Gruman, Henfer, Kaiser, Langer, Nagel, Gunderson, Brouchoud, Waskow, Wa- chowski, Kuick, La Pean, Heldt, Hartman. Row 5. Walecka, Moreau, Ciha, Klein, Eppinger, Wondrash, Nabel, Schmeichel, Ro- chlewicz, Berger, Doleysh, Zoerb, Klabunde. Row 4. Michalkiewicz, Lyons,Gevers, Schahert, Kath, Heili, Kresheck, Lachowicz, Schultz, Ziarnik, Virnoche, Rozmarynoski, Beduhn, Paulow. Row 3. Wisniewski, Zander, Doncheck, Felize, Hallett, Schmitt, Wachtel, Hurst, Clarke, Boprey, Schmeichel, C. Schmeichel, Schmidt, Simone, Meyer. Row 2. Bebeau, Carron, Kopetsky,PlLszkiewicz, R0zmarynoski,Niquette, Karbowski, Braun, Kasten, Carpenter, Belonger, Gates, Christoffel, Heinkel. Row l. Schultz, Lesperance, Palzar, Halstrom, Kowalski, Rehrauer, Carroll, Le Clair, Suhr, Behrendt, Wilker, Van Bramer, Everson, Scheuer. rauer, Sec., O.Schlue- H. Scheuer, J. Polzar, Slocum, Advisers, ab- SOPHOMORES Another of the sports that the sophs favored was foot- ball. Clarence Nebel, Kenneth Wondrash, Robert Beduhn, Victor Gauthier, LeRoy Shimulunas, LaVern Ross, Robert Rozmarynoski, and Lawrence Gonia all helped to make the football season a very successful one. Much of the swimming team's success is due to the sophs who braved the perils of the deep to come through for the WGolden Torpedoes.N They Are: Eugene Martin, Richard Suhr, Donald Van Bramer, Donald Berger, Robert Klabunde, Lawrence Pauze, Howard Waskow, and Paul Klein. Besides all of the accom- plishments in athletics, the sophs this fall put on a sopho- more party--nice work! Sophs,if you keep on push- ing ahead as you have in the past year,you will be on top of the heap in no time at all.-- More luck to you! Row 7. Loeser, Griep, Gunderson, Gauthier, Nocker, Wagner, Streubel, Weber, Kaminsky, E. Mueller, Brieske, Kalman, Huck, La Rose. Row 6. Els, Wisniewski, Wojta, P.Schroeder, Weber, Ellerman, Hamilton, Carl- son, Zilk, Brice, Doucet, Londo, Moreau, Lodel. Row 5. Kohl, Erickson, Nelson, J. Miller, Eucke, Williams, Clinton, Simone, Schlundt, Gates, Richards, Kolberg, Wachtel, W. Miller, Dykla. Row 4. Klawitter, Petrashek, F. Wilsmann, Everson, Kirchenberg, Kappelman, Hamernick, Luebke, Kronforst,Olien,Broker, Heise,Preles,Hoefert, Kenville. Row 3. Zywicke, Klein, Bauknecht, Zuehl, Dose, Redeker, Hovie, G. Herbert, M. Herbert, G. Wilsmann, Clarke, Jann, Locke, Zermuehlen, E. Hrdina. Row 2. Jindra, Boutin, Rady, Brull, Zinn, Kanitz, Colancheck, K. Mueller, Rahmlow, Polak, Piasecki, Krieser, E. Petrashek, Gleichner. Row 1. La Budda, Zelinski, Bashaw, J. Hanson, Krueger, E. Wilsmann, Gagnon, Stegemann, Ney, D. Schroeder, Antonie, Beitzel, Fanslau, L. Hrdina. FRESHMEN '42, we know your class will always be out- NGood Luckn to you. Hi, class of standing so just class is the largest ever with an enrollment among then many leaders. The class gave a the fall and a dance in the spring. With most freshies theSenior Farewell is very popular as it is the only evening party they are allowed to attend. The freshman of 215 students, harvest party in L. Hamernik, Sec., D. Fronk, Pres., V.Carl- beau, Miss Bushardt sers, absent. Freshmen may join the Junior High Speech Squad, and have re- presentatives in the Purple and Gold Society. Many of the Staff of the Junior High Crier are freshmen. Row 6. Yanda, Allie, Malley, H. Schroeder, Vanderbloemen, Skirvanle, Watzka, Dampier,Brice, Martin,Damann, Shambeau,Schibilsky, Ruzek,Swoboda, Zeddies. Row 5. Graycarek, Johannes, Tabbert, Wentorf, Stobbe, Stehlik, Jourdain, Sl- sel, Johnson, Bull, Thiel, Valinski, Hoffman, Deprey, Shimulunas, Leder, Stefaniak. Row 4. F. Butrymowicz, Burtard, Luebke, Kafka, Albrecht, Swoboda, Henfer, Slocum, Horn, R.Malkowski, Becker, Taddy, Savard, C. Malkowski, Marquardt, Mac Donald. Row 3. Anderson, Ahrens, Ducat, Mandel, Ruthmansdorfer, Bellin, Bishop, A. Butrymowicz, Karl, Kuchman, Spaeth,Mahnke, St.Peter, Wolfe,Mertens, Wilke. Row 2. A. DeBauch, Bonk, Dobinski, D. DeBauch, Bunke, Bebich,Sidoty, Hanson, gouisiar, Bauers, Avery, Eggener, Mosuch, Holsen, La Fond, Althen, Worth, arro . Row l. Mahlik, Turczynski, Sousek, Matheys, Sobiech, Leschig, Pliszkiewicz, Deau, Laubenstein, Hrabik, Rockhoff, Henrickson, Houska, Bohne, Flegle, R. Kafka, Naidl. FRESHMEN There are a number of sports in which the freshmen boys and girls are active. Girls are eligible for entrance into the G. A. A. or the Polliwog Club. Boys have a wider field of sports. These names are outstanding in their field, in swim- Hamilgogre R. geyghagl ming Paul Griep, Lylen Wagner, Donald Laubenstein, and Thomas 303' Mi Ks'6 B' advi- Dyklag in football, L.Antonie, A. LaRose, L. Wagner, D.Watzka, an ' ra p ' E. Wilsman, D.Schroeder, R.Beitzel, J.Swoboda, N.Slocum, A. La Rose, and J. Gunderson. In speech work Lorraine Louisier,Hol1y C1arke,and Betty Bishop were therepresentatives. The freshmen spelling champs were Milton La Budde and Donna Mosuch. And all this is only a partial list of the activities in which the class of '42 is showing special interest and skill. S Row 5. Lynch, Gesell, Zarn, Thor, Weber, Davis, Smith, Peterson, Pillasch, Kace, Ruzek, Erickson, Schroeder, Lahey, Vanderbush, Lawerentz. Row 4. Peterson, Peronto, Watson, Merineau, Voelker, Elliot, Bartz, Mraz, Mueller, Keip, Dreger, Eberhardt, Johnson, Prue, Kotarek, Lonzo. Row 5. Engle, Naidl, LeMere, Landowski, Koch, Hoverson, Klabunde, Clayton, Luebke, Rina, Mertens, Dallman, Weber, Rezacheck, Hansen, Soit. Row 2. Smith, Spiering, Jindra, Greenwood,Yana,Preschell, Dugan, Tetzlaff, Gesell, 7ermueh1en, Nash, Rezacheck, Gauthier, Dugan, Rehn. Row l. Freye, Hamilton,Greenwood, Wood, Klatzbruecher, Hartman, Sibenhorn, y Gooding, Geske, Ellingboe, Lynch, Weber, Riha, Heinkel, Rahmlow. I 5,, f xi L . xl X Q Q v. rw M ' Q Q it N f xx! Q M ,VN bgwmf .X M e X -L XC' 7Y .'- ,X' - X Mx, X xy , . , A N ' fx 'W 'i' ' ' 6 n . Xiu . v . :G K , If ff' ., Y X ff , EIGHTH GRADE fi W v -'ix D 1 l ' .ww l V f - '.4' f - ..f ff W .A .ll , A ,Ta Q 5 -.J ,uc Pk . me 5a , e -rq.,rQ,rz., . . fff'! J'- 'J y- . ,L , -Q, I X, ' , , Pipwfb i l v lldfh bl f' x'k5?J fo! 11,4 ' ! fl Miss Dunne, Adviser, Mr. Heyroth, Adviser, ',! . W. Mueller, G. Freye, Sec.,H.Eberhardt,Pres. Aff R. Gesell, C. Jindra, V. Pres., J. Hamilton. A !V ' x,Jx,'.v Q5 535 X How 4. Pelnar, Broker, Johnson, Mueller, Leder, Klein, Ihlenfeldt, Brown OYEB, Slocum, Ney, Galecki, Sinkular, Mueller. Row 3. Peterson, Kuether, Ozga, Pelican, Wirth, Gunderson, Doleysh, Luebke Waskow, Corbeil, Vanderbush, La Chappelle, Gilbert. Row 2. Doleysh, Clarkson, Kocian,Schnoor, Marineau,Gleichner, Prue, Scheer Blaha, Meneau, Kasten, Lsmbrecht, Schroeder. Row 1. Hansen, Scheer, LaFleur, Pawlow,Grover, Frenzmeier, Dickson, Berger Reusse, Klein, Buvid, Ahrens, Anderson. ' ,I , , , . l X X K .N NQr5,'X Q X 'Ulf ,' I, X, x x Fxa T X1 X. ,Vg ' J X V 5, I .We J f ff H L ,T ag t y , ' - l ik , ss ENTH GRADE ' x, X D.Miller, A.Anderson, J.Pres., J.Pelnar, Mr. Johnson, adviser, M. Peterson, Sec., R.Han- sen,Pres., D.Hallada, Miss Stewart, Adviser. 'C wqrcpxqy On-QZYZUCZ ,, ww wa-mv: X . . , ., . sets. , A Y? Lk- M Row 5. Weber, Berger, Walters, Scheuer, Hinkel, Blrr, Klein, Klabunda, Doleysh, Blaha, Zoerb. Row 4. Zoerb, Pauze, Luebke, Kocian, Wolfe, Palzer, Tome, Pruchn, Rina, Specht, Klein, Richards, Barta, Laubenstein, Kiley, Shimulunas, Vander- bloomen,Allie, Barsul, Gunderson, Beeck, Schlueter, Zoerb, Beduhn, Steh- lik, Gregor, Liebich, Mr. W. B. Jones. Row 5. Langer, Thomas, Wilke,Wojta, Riha, Pieschel, Holly, Arneman, Sisel, Messman, Bauknecht, Forcey, Streubel, Schultz, Wilker, Boretsky, Martin, Zoerb. Row 2. Kriehn, Hernday, Loyd, Avery, Hurst, Christoffel, Zuehl, Vogl, Bur- gard, Johannes, Mertens, Aulik, Martin, Cochenet. Row l. Naidl, Grumann, Lehrmann, Ariens, Braun. BAND Our high school band was organized under the direction of Mr. Lorenz Lueck in 1921. In the spring of 1922, the band gave its first annual concert. The following year Mr. Lueck assumed directorship of our local Hamilton Band, and Mr. Arvold was called in from Rudsburg. Mr. Arvold has been largely responsible for starting the school band tournament. Due to this leadership, Mr. Arvold is called 'The Father of the Wisconsin School Band Movement. Mr. Arvold assumed director- ship of our band for two years and was then succeeded by Mr. Van Duesen who also stayed two years. The present director, Mr. William B. Jones, has been director for the past twelve years. The first band boasted of fifteen members, now the band has seventy-five members. Our school band is a class 'A' band and it has always been quite successful at the band tournaments. This year's required piece for the band tournament was Phedre by Massenet. The main numbers that were practiced on during the year are: Invitation to the Waltz by Weber, Memories of Stephen Foster arranged by Guzman, Andante from the Surprlse S hon by Haydn, Ballet Egyptian by Luigini, Lg Ferea .5-FL8COm6, Semiramlde by Rossini, and Phedre by Massenet. The band practices daily during the seventh period. There has been much emphasis put on the sight reading of new pieces. Mr. Jones states that every year the band has been able to play more difficult types of pieces with greater ease, and that this year's band has been no exception. Every year since the band has been organized, an annual concert has been held during the latter part of the school year when the band is at its best. At this concert the numbers that will be used for the band tournament are played. This year's concert was given in April of this year. Row 4. Halstrom, Eberhardt, Lintereur, Neveau, Avery, Jacklin, Shedivy Dolyeeh, Bouda, Stegemann, Thomas, Freye, Wyzinski Retzlaff John- son, Langer, Rollins, Schacherl. , ' Row 3. Surh, Kiley, LeCla1r, Laurent, Tegge, Kasten,M.Boprey, J.Gunder- son, Liddle, Hoefert, Pries, Braun, Thompson, De Roche,Nagel, Waskow Row 2. Walters, K1abunda,Zoerb, Anderson, Gevers, Ziarnik,Kanze1berger Pieschel, G. Boprey, Deau, K. Schmitt, M.Schmitt, Kam1nsky,Csrpenter Ney, Arneman, Klatt, Henfer, Wisniewski. Row 1. Otis, Tome,Burgard, Goodchi1d,Jebavy, La Fond, Wi1ker,Breivoge1 Becker, J.C1esner, G. Glesner, Scheuer, L.Hanson, Bloomquist, Wargin: MIXED CHORUS Under the able direction of William B. Jones, the Washington High School Mixed Chorus has completed its tenth successful year. Through- out the year the chorus has given several concerts at the J.E. Hamil- ton Community House in addition tosinging numbers at the dedication of the redecorated auditorium of the Washington High School. The group is composed of seventy-two members who meet daily during the third period and study vocal selections of wide variety. In the chorus are twenty- eight seniors, twenty-two juniors, and twenty-two sophomores. Of these students thirty are boys and forty-two are girls. At Christmastime the chorus gave a concert at each of the graded schools in the city. During the spring the group spent many hours in preparing numbers for the annual District Tournament which was held at Sheboygan on May thirteenth. Some of the numbers were: The Lost Chord, Glorious For- ever, All in the April Evening, Finlandia, Lost in the Night, A Mighty Fortress, and two Russian Folk Songs titled sneaks Razin and Halelug. Many students were busy at this time also preparing solos for the local elimination contest prior to the District Festival for vocal and instrumental solos which was held here on April 29. The Chorus completed its year qrsinging at the commencement exer- cises. Row 4. fries, Jebavy, Rudie, Ney, H.Kasten, Smith, Klatt, Liddle, Schacherl, La Bine, Zander, Johnson, J. Gunderson. Row 5. Naeser, Wyzinski, Nagel, B. Gunderson, Sisel, Allie, Jourdain, Freye, Langer, Waskow, Wolfe, Rollins, Wisniewski. Row 2. Kenville, Carpenter, Pieschel, Schlundt, Tangen, Deau, Bloomquist, M. Boprey, Clarke, Thompson, Strong, Hoefert. Row 1. L. Hanson, Wargin, Brunner, D. Hanson, Bishop,E. Kasten, Gates, Gles- ner, Meyers, Belonger, Breivogel, Becker. GIRLS GLEE CLUB SPELLING CHAMPS Row 3. Kasten, Mosuch, La Pean, Malkowski, Eberhardt, Pau Mosuch, Reynolds. Row 2. Scheuer, Kaminsky, La Budde, Teddy, Jaeckel, Napiecin Specht, King. Row l. Rezachek, Engele, Raedecker, Slocum, Jebavy, 0788, Na Peterson. I I ' n1 n 1:1111 n.- m Row 2. Scheuer, Bonfigt, Clarke, Jebavy, Clarke. Row 1. Braun, Zoerb, Delmore, Querhammer, Hasheck, Beduhn DECLAM--EXTEMP READING ORATORY--EXTEMP SPEAKING Row 2. Napiecinski, Savard, Bonk. Row 1. Sattler, Dworak, Vogl, Bensman, La Pean. Row 2. Hasheck, Napiecinski, Delmore, La Pean. Row 1. Bonk, Querhammer, Dworak, Bensman. DEBATE The Two Rivers Washington High School debate teams have competed in about sixty-one debates throughout this school year. Forty of these sixty-one were practice debates, sixteen were decision debates, and five were debates before local Lions', Elks', Rotarians', and Women's Club organizations. In the North-Eastern Conference tournament Two Rivers was in com- petition with twelve different schools. In this tournament, Two Rivers and Shawano were the only two schools out of the twelve that limited their debaters to freshmen and sophomores. In this tournament Two Ri- vers placed third along with Shawano by using freshmen and sophomores against seniors of other schools. In the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association sixteen schools competed with one another. Two Rivers missed placing first in this tournament by the loss of one debate and the team was eliminated from further competition having won five out of six debates. In the National Forensic League tournament, our debate teams com- peted with ten schools and won six debates out of ten. Only three schools out of the ten won more debates than the Two Rivers teams did. The competition this year according to Mr. Sherman Gunderson, the debate coach, was quite a bit stiffer than in previous years. He re- marked that the teams this year debated some of the best teams in Wis- consin, and were to be congratulated on their fine debate work and co- operation. The fact that over sixty debates comprised this year'sdebate work proves there is a lot of good hard work connected with this activity. Congratulations to a mighty fine organization of ambitious stu- dents! Row 3. Wood, Bouda, Dallmann, Gallenberger,Gregor, Dworek, Bensman, Savard Row 2. Hasheck, Schmitt, Niquette, Delmore, Querhammer, Schroeder, Kostka Kriehn. Row l. Tomek, Schultz, Feuerstein,Rol1ins, Kanugh, Henfer, Ahrndt, Jacqmln NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Because election to the National Honor Society ls the highest honor attainable by a student during his entire high school career most sen- iors strive to attain an average which will place them in the upper third of the graduating class. From these scholastically superior stu- dents a group equal to fifteen per cent of the entire graduating class, which is twenty-four this year, is elected on the basis dfcharacter, in and outside of class, leadership hlschool activities, and service tothe school. A committee of twelve teachers ranks a student on these quali- ties. By this method the ranking made by the twelve teachers is pro- bably as fair a one as it is possible to obtain. According to Francis Bacon, prominent English essayist and judge of character, 'Honor has three things in it: the vantage ground todo goodg the approach to kings and principal persons, and the raising of a man's own future. If honor will do this to these students, then their striv- ings will not have been in vain. Realizing that only a small percentage of the students can make Na- tional Honor, many worthy students' names must be omitted. Neverthe- less, these students still constitute a necessary supporting boulevard to make this year's senior class of one hundred and fifty-nine members outstanding in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Standing: C.Shimulunas,D. Walters, P. Bouda. Sitting: J.Smejka1,K.Sch mitt,F.Rol11ns FBouda J. Savard,V.Satt1er,M: Rudie, I. Sorenson. Standing: J.Henfer,G.Jae cke1,B.Jacqmin,L.Schu maker, N. Dworak. Sitting: J.Simono,W.Kron- forst, W. Jourdain, G. Nagel, D.Strong,L.Lin- tereur, D. Wojta, G Kriehn. Standing: B.De1more,J.Ni quette,E.KostKa,H.Gre gor. Sitt1ng:L.Ruthmansdorfer B.DeRoche,K.Hasheck,B Gauthier, J. Lahey, L Beth, S. Schroeder, F Wilke. Standing:R.Weber,E.Tegge B.Querhammer,E.LeC1air Sitting: D.Ga11enberger J.Rochon, G.Schu1tz, A Ahrndt, G.Czechanski,V Gagnon, R. Jaehnig. Senior Typing Class Standing: J.Lahey, D.Gal lenberger, M.Meyer, A. Ahrndt, M.Rudie. Sitting: V.Satt1er, J.Ni quette,S.Schroeder, G Schu1tz,G.Nage1, K.Ha shack, R.Brouchoud, E Kostka, K. Schmitt. Standing G Liebich, F Bouda Sitting A Borusky E Car roll, R Fanslau, R Ka nugh L Stefaniak, B Querhammer, A Krueger B Delmore, I Sorenson L Q Standing: H.Langer, E. Le Clair, J. Savard. Sitting:D.Pe1nar,E.Tegge, P. Lesperance, W.Jour- dain,J.Henfer,R.Meyer, B. Halberg, F.Wood, L. Kresheck, G.Kanze1ber- ger. Standing: H.Zarn, J.Riha, N. Peserik, L.Pu1s, L. Vanderbusch. Sitting: W. Kronforst, P. Neuses, C. Jaeckel, F. Ro111ns,I.Bartz,H.Kas- ten, R.Tomek,B.Deau,E. Buege. Standing: H.Gregor, D.An- drews. Sitting: L. Dallmann, P. Bouda, B. Bauknecht,W. Vogl, A.Thompson,Y. Le Clair, B. Jacqmin, B. Blaha, B. Zoerb. Row 4. Mr. Winn, D. Walters, G. Le Clair, L. Meyer, O. Messman, R. Meyer. Row 3. W.Jourda1n, H. Wojta, R.Zuehl, I. Klein, R.lau- rent, A.Reyno1ds, E. Buege. Row 2. P. Lesperance, E. Langer, J. Lahey, M. Jebavy, R. Wolfe, G. Kanzelberger, M. Beduhn, Y. Le Clair, R. Reynolds, C. Jaeckel, V. Sattler, L. Cochenet, H. La Bine, J. Larkin, G. Kriehn, M. Jebavy. THE PLAY CLASS It has been only in tae lest two years that the Dramatic Club has been changed into a class. The class has done some very good work and has been very active, as a result, the members entered a play, 'Auf Viedersehn,n in the District Contest and received third place. The other two plays were 'Dust of the Roadn and 'Willie's First Dress Suit.' For the first time in the history of the club, a stock company was formed and called, 'Curtain Time Players.n Each member has a share in it, and the officers in charge are: President, Edith Buegeg Vice. Pres., George Kriehng Secretary, Robert Laurentgand Treasurer, Ruth Wolfe. The Board of Directors consists of Vivien Sattler, Pearl Lesperance, and Marvin Jebavy. Something entirely different from what they've ever done before has been done this year. Much to their enjoyment, they have present- ed two plays in which the boys' and girls' parts were acted by the opposite sexes, NDress Reversal' and WCome Out of It.' 'The Hoosier Schoolmastern was given in May with the entire cast chosen from the Dramatic Class. It was a three-act play and is unique in the fact that it is the first play that has ever in- cluded all of the members. Row 5. Lesperance, Savard, Bouda, Laurent, Jourdain. How 2. Kriehn, Jebavy, Querhammer, Smejkal, Henfer, Lahey. Row 1. Jaeckel, Sattler, Neuses, Wilke. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Row 5. Messman, Langer, Le Clair, Beduhn. Row 2. Burgard, Kanzelberger, Reynolds, Strong. Row 1. Lintereur, Iarkin, Jebavy. SENIOR CLASS PLAY . . ,. , N, i Q, 11.1- H., - L f 1 1 -4. Row R ow Row Row ROW Vogl, Kriehn. Gagnon, Lintereur, Liebich, Jebavy. Meyer, Lintereur, Puls, Sattler. Delmore, Neuses, Richards, Jaklin. Niquette. PEP CLUB CHEER LEADERS Lintereur, Martin, Hamilton, Lintereur, Jebavy Row 4. F. Wood, W. Vogl, K. Wondrash, J. Anderberg, E. Le Clair, W. Grover. Row 5. J. Savard, F. Bouda, R. Dickson, J. Henfef, A. Ahrndt, J. Langer, B. Querhammer. Row 2. H. Eberhardt, N. Slocum, L. Kresheck, T. Na- piecinski, P. Bouda, M. Richards. Row 1. B. Winn, E. Kostka, F. Hallett, J. Larkin, M. Sattler, C. La Fond. PURPLE AND GOLD Pres. ....... .... .... ....Alice Ahrndt Vice. Pres. . ...Betty Jean Querhammer Sec., Trees. ...........Kathryn Schmitt Adviser..........Miss Gertrude Sweetman The Purple and Gold Society is a service society composed of ten seniors, eight juniors, four sophomores, three freshmen students, one eighth grade student, and one seventh grade student. The general purpose of the society is to better the conditions of school life in our school by serving the students, faculty, and various organizations. The Purple and Gold sponsors the Senior Fare- well,a dance given as a farewell to the graduating class,checKs coats at swimming meets, carries on a locker campaign to induce students to lock their lockers, puts on a safety campaign for bicycle riders, ushers at all basketball tournaments, speech contests, and Parents' Night, and does many other helpful things. Students are elected into the Purple and Gold Society at the regular school election. The qualifications necessary to be elected into the society are the same as the qualifications of the class officers. The society meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 3:50 o'clock. The students of Washington High owe a vote of thanks to the Purple and Gold Society and to Miss Sweetman, their adviser, for all the successful undertakings they have accomplished this year and also the gifts of a piano cover and a high school plaque. Row 5. Laurent, Jebavy, Pitchke, P.houda, Bensman, Walters, Vik, Le Clair, Linterur, Andrews, Virnoche. Row 4. Otis, Perry, Rehraurer, A.Francisco, H.Francisco, Gallenberger, Av- ery, Halle, Sayeski, Pelnar. 40 5. Rollins, Delmore, Nagel, Cruel, Jourdain, Schultv, Thompson,Neuses, DeRoche, Fuerstein, Sisel, Wolfe. Row 2. Schroeder, Hasheck, Sattler, Kostka, Schmitt, Gleaner, Kronforst, Jaeckel, MacDonald, Sorenson, Rudie, LaBine. tow l. Mandel, Zuehl, Thiel, Dnllnnn, F.Bouda, DvorsK,Bridges,Schimulunas, Puls, Schmoock. CIVIC SERVICE SOCIETY One of the outstanding organizations of the Washington High School of which we have cause to be proud is the Civic Service Society.This group of fifty-five Problems in Democracy students, under the guidance of Mr. Robert D. Winn, meet every other Monday for the express purpose of serving the school. The aim of this organization is to give its members experience and guidance in getting things done by themselves. This aim will make better citi7ens of the students participating in the work of this organization. This year, as other years, the Society has accomplished its share of ser- vice to the school. The traffic problem on the stairs and in the halls has been well taken care of by the cooperation of this year's members with last year's. It was through the persistent efforts of the Civic Service Society that the class room doors are being opened to the inside,eliminating injury to students. From these three examples of service, it can be readily seen that the Civic Service Society is very much interested in promoting safety in all phases of school life. An additional service rendered by the organization was the purchasing of usher bands for all students who serve as ushers at all school activities to which the public is invited. J - The Citizenship Day organization,which is urging young people of voting age in Manitowoc county to vote,and training them to do so intel1igently,is indebt- ed to the Civic Service Society for their cooperation in securing the names of eligible persons. From the above accomplishments, we plainly see that the Civic Service Soci- ety and its adviser, Mr. Robert D.Winn,should be warmly congratulated for their many services to Washington High School and to the Community of Two Rivers. , . 5 xanga 'ff' 411 5 ' + M 1 y is ,Hee Quo. is . ,,, JM K r ,M i' for-XX My f Row 2. Savard, Bensman, Hanson, Liebich, Bouda. Row 1. Wood, Dallmann, Gregor, Dworak, Bouda. HONRARY ROTARIANS JUNIOR HIGH SPEECH SQUAD Row 5. Kappelmann, Ellerman, Broker, Jourdain, Wentorf, Wilke, Hamilton, Bishop, Louisier, La Fond, Kronforst, Grover, Gunderson. Row 4. Rehn, Wood, Sibenhorn, Greenwood, Gessel, Hamilton, Freye, Spiering, Bauer, Watson, Worth, Worth, Wilsman. Row 5. Eggener, Galecki, Yana, Holsen, Dampier, Nash, Miller, Avery, Lacke, Carlson, Jann, Carroll. Row 2. Zuehl, Johnson,Lynch, Miller, Slocum,KafKa, Luebke, Marineau, Brown, Sinkular, Schroeder, Gleichner, Peterson. Row 1. Kelp, Labudda, Dickson, Klotzbuecher, Tabbert, Mertens, Jindra, Zer- muehlen. Eberhardt, Luebke. , lin 1My l:r fi, Row 5. Carroll, Gesell, Miss Dunne, Worth. Row 2. Peterson, Slocum, Bishop, Dickson, Lynch, Laubensteim. Row 1. Mueller, Gunderson, Sibenhorn, Galecki, Lousier. JUNIOR HIGH CRIER It is now four years since Thomas Napiecinski had the remark- able idea of having a junior high paper. The paper in its first year of existence was published by the seventh grade only, but in the following year the freshman class became enthusiastic over the creation and asked whether they could give their assistance. The addition of the freshman to the staff makes the paper of junior high scope. The paper consists of poetry, Girl Scout news, feature writ- ings, interviews, illustrations, and stories, in short, it can be considered as the reflector of every activity that takes place in school. The staff is, and in the past years has been of a cooper- ative nature. This cooperation of the students has helped to pro- mote the success of the paper. The Junior High Crier tries its utmost to appeal to every person's interest, it is of a democratic nature allowing all the boys and girls of the staff and also outside the class to exercise their talents. Under the guiding hand of Miss Dunne, the paper has steadily improved and expanded. Y in 4 o W J 4 x we s-- --S a. f3eC.3Q'i?E3.,Q.E.Qa.ea.e Row 5. Coach Hall, K. Jacoboski, K. Wondrash, D. Schmooch, B. Beduhn, P. Shedivy, G. Prucha, W. Bridges, K. Kreisa, I. Klein, F. Antonie, F. Bouda, F. Rehrauer J. Anderberg, Manager P. Bouda. Row 2. L. Dallmann, M. Allie, M. Dahm, C. Nebel, G. Liebich, M. Hanson, W. Buhk G. Cherveny, O. Perry, J. Savard, E. Kreisa, D. Andrews. Row 1. H. Zarn, R. Feest, V. Gauthier, F. Glandt, L. Ross, L. Shimulunas, 1. Go nia, B. Timm, R. Rozmarynoski, C. Kuklis, Ast. Manager D. Youra. The football team of Washington High School got off to a fast start in the opening game by defeating Algoma 25 to O. Sheboygan North overcame Two Rivers in the following game, the best our team could do against Sturgeon Bay was to tie the game. Two Rivers lost the next four games to Oconto, Kewaunee, De Pere, and Manitowoc. Perhaps the team put up the best fight against a strong Manitowoc team, even though it was a severe defeat. T.R. 25 Algoma O 'T.R. 6 Sheboygan 14 T.R. 6 Sturgeon Bay 6 T.R. 12 Oconto 13 T.R. 6 Kewaunee 20 T.R. 7 De Pere 25 'T.R. 7 Manitowoc 26 'Non-conference games N W .Ts 2 EE L I ' De Pere 4 0 1 1.000 Kewaunee 5 1 1 .750 S Oconto 2 1 2 .667 Ah Sturgeon Bay 1 1 5 .SOO Two Rivers l 3 l .250 Algoma O 5 O .OOO -H . Y . g I All .ic J' 1. A I age 'bfk .wg . A . . 34. -6 Row 2. Manager P. Bouda, P. Thiel, P. Shedivy, Coach Hall, K. Wondrash, berg, Ast. Manager D. Youra. Row l. L. Shimulunas, F. Antonie, 0. Perry, E. Kreisa, E. Kopetsky, V. Gauthier. Handicapped by injuries through part of the season, the Raiders were not able to finish on top as the teams of the past two years have done. However, the team did go into the tournament at full strength and were able to win the District Basketball Tournament at Algoma on March 11. Continuing on to Kaukauna for the Regional Tournament on the following on to place second in the tournament week,Two Rivers was beaten by Neenah.Mm went at Madison. - H L Q33 --T.R. 19 Man. Vooats 20 Oconto 8 2 .800 --T.R. 27 Man. Vocats 29 De Pere 6 4 -600 T.R. 20 Sturgeon Bay 18 Two Rivers 5 5 .500 T.R. 19 Algoma 14 Kewaunee 5 5 .500 T,R, 19 Oconto 26 , Sturgeon Bay 5 5 .500 --T.R. 22 Manitowoc 24 ,H-,L IUSOITIS 1 9 -100 --T.R. 19 Alumni 22 94 T.R. 14 Kewaunee 10 T.R. 54 De Pere 19 . T.R. 17 Sturgeon Bay 25 xgigigsn gg --T.R. 28 Manitowoc 54 V Parr 66 T.R. 19 Algoma 23 X Shediv 66 T.R. 17 Kewaunee 19 Y T.R. 22 oconro 31 Antonia 43 fr.R. za De Pere ia Kopetikyp 52 ' T .R . 18 Kewaunee 10 Anger 91,5 'T.R. 34 Sturgeon Bay 215 Thlel 5 'T.R. 21 Neenan 59 --Non-conference games Q5 'Tournament games H ,134 J. Ander- -ni EQ F1 l 1 rM'LJ'.JL.a ull! Row 5. Manager Sudlnski, O. Blaha, R. Thomas, P. Klein, J. Halberg, H. Waskow, J. Skotch, F. Wood, Coach Swearengen, J. Lahey. Row 2. V. Gagnon, G. Kanzelberger, F. Watson, H. Engelbrecht, L. Pauze, E. Levy, W. Grover, R. Klabunda, G. Casavant, L. Wagner, E. Martin, R. Suhr. Row 1. D. Laubenstein, D. Van Bramer, V. Dallmann, T. Dykla, P. Grlep, N. Hal- strom, D. Berger, J. Dreger, J. Ellingboe, L. Mraz, R. Soucek, Rezacheck. Not since the 36-37 season has the swimming team had such a successful sea- son as it did this year. Although both Two Rivels and Sheboygan lost two meets, the local mermen can claim the Lake Shore Championship because of the participa- tion in more meets. For the first time in many years the swimming team did not participate in the state meet. However, the ability of the local swimmers was shown in the second annual A.A.U. Swimming Meet held in Two Rivers on April l. T.R. 31 Alumni 41 T.R. 47 Green Bay Y.M.C.A. 25 T.R. 42 Manitowoc Z1 T-R- 58 Manitowoc 15 T.R. 4l Columbus Club T.R. 40 Marquette High T-R- 57 Sheboygan North 36 31 27 32 33 T-H- 42 Marquette High T-R- 43 Green Bay Y.M.C.A. T-R- 37 Sheboygan Central 36 T.R- 44 Columbus Club 29 T-R- 55 Sheboygan Central 40 T-R- 40 Sheboygan North 35 535 409 w L Pct Two Rivers ll 2 .846 5 2 ',f- Sheboygan Central .714 -' ,, .-fjjff Green Bay Y.M.C.A. 5 5 .500 gg., - Marquette High 7 9 .45a b Columbus Club 5 5 .375 Manitowoc 4 7 .564 Sheboygan North l 6 .145 1-5.12: INTRAMURAL MANAGER ICE HOCKEY CAPTAINS E J BOXING AND WRESTLING TEAM LeRoy Tomchek .eClairgC.KleingJ.Lynchg Jampier. VOLLEY BALL TEAM .Rusboldt,O.MessermangA. ostkagN.PeserikgR. Bauk- echtgM.TomegR.Schultz. FREE THROW CHAMPION J.Turczynski Again, intramural sports in W. H. S. monopolized a large amount of time in extra-curri- cular activities. with a fine gym, swimming pool, and foot- ball bowl furnishing the faci- lities ofplay, theseactivities reached a greater peak of in- terest than ever before. Coach Swearengen deservesmuch praise for hiswork klOFgHHiZiHgt68mS, working out the schedules, and in general seeing that every- thing worked outsmoothly. Such sports as volley ball, basket- ball, touch football,etc. were arranged on a team standing basis, each team being listed under the name dftheir respec- tive captain. Sports such as basket shooting,boxing, wrest- ling, etc.,were carried out in the usual Welimination-as-you- gon plan.Intramural activities are organized with the idea of making thestudents o ourschool Nred-bloodedu and good sports. P.MeegV.GagnongJ.A1liegV. BergergV.Dal1mangJ.Lynchg E.Piasecki. WATER POLO CAPTAINS L.Pu1sgF.WoodgV.Gagnong0. Blaha. 55 Row 6. Feuerstein, Ahrndt, Waskow, Gunderson, Gruel, Freye, Johnson, Sisel, Jour- dain, Jourdain, Lesperance, Greenwood, Wood, Buege. Row 5. Naeser, Wentorf, Stobbe, Jacqmin, Rollins, Johnson, Kempfert, Daetz, Wils- man, Gagnon, Rochon, Beth, Schlundt, Strong, Tess. Row 4. Mandel, Marek, Henrickson, Eggener, Meyer, Jebavy, Teddy, Simono, Ahearn Rudie, Solenski, Zoerb, Leder, Shimulunas, Sorenson. Row 3. Schultz, Scheuer, Becker, Frasch, Meyer, Winn, Hansen, Deau, Petrashek Carroll, Jann, Sattler, Bloomquist, Kenville, Braun, Clarke. Row 2. Everson, Smith, Hallett, Wilke, Ahrens, Mosuch, La Fond, Worth, Bishop, Perry, Romdenne, Brunner, Greenwood, Doncheck, Gevers. Row 1. Fortin, Wilsman, Kronforst, Holsen, Hamilton, Wilsman, Carlson, Bowers Richards, Everson, Pearce, Gleaner, Glesner, Brice, Zilk I D G. A. A. The G. A. A. this year has by far exceeded any previous G. A. A. group in size. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Karin Ostman, the organi- zation has literally tripled in number. Although the girls only participate in intramural sports, a sense of good sportsmanship and fair play is cultivated during their four years of athletic training. The G. A. A. has a very extensive program. This year the girls have participated in hockey, basketball, fencing, swimming, lifesaving, golf, tennis, archery, hiking, winter outdoor activities such as skiing and skat- ing, and in the near future, ping pong. The girls' awards come at several times. First, at the end of each sport season points are given for consistent playing. Second, at a G.A.A. Banquet given each spring an emblem is given to girls who have lOO points-- a pin for 750, and on acquiring l2OO points, a T is awarded. Third, an honorary team is picked at the end of each season out of all those who par- ticipated in that sport. Row 2. Richards, Le Clair, Miss Ostman, Sec. Palzer, V. P. Mac Donald, Clarke Row l. Pres. Blaha, Dreger, Loyd, Langer, Keip, Zoerb. , ! 1 . 1 k ia- I-I. lllil llhml I Y: IU I 'N-ll--lhll Row 5. Miss Ostman, Loyd, E. Jourdain, Buyeski, Waskow, Puls, V. Wood, u. Zoerb Blaha, Tess, Keip, Lesperance. Row 2. Rollins, B. Zoerb, W. Jourdain, Y. LeClair, M. Wood, Jacqmin, Wisniewski Gagnon, Gevers, Strong, Hamilton, Kasten. Row l. Meyer, Ney, Mac Donald, Heinkel, Olien, Cochenet, Wilsman, Migawa, Good child, Frasch, Bebeau, Clarke. POLLIWOG The Polliwog Club is the swimming organization of a select group of girls who have passed a swimming examination with a 754 average. The requirements for entry are: 10 lengths of crawl, l length back- stroke, breaststroke, side stroke, and one optional stroke. The diving consists of a plain dive off the side and board, a running front, Jack- Knife, and one optional dive. This year, due to the pageant, tryouts were held in January when six girls were admitted. 'A Wonderland Christmas' directed by Miss Karin Ostman was the pag- eant presented by the Polliwog Club December 15, 16, and 17. WT'was the night before Christmas and all through the land not a creature was stir- ring but Raggedy AnnN-- who had been left behind in the north by Santa. However soon she forgot her sorrows on being entertained by the Winter Spirit, her subjects, and other north pole friends. The entire cast, forming an effective candlelight Christmas tree, joined in the grand finale to wish the world NA Merry Christmas.W Pres. Rollins V. Pres. Blaha J. Tess B. Jacqmin THE ALL AROUND mm. is An all around girl is picked from the SI' Class astheide al in sportsmanship, leadership, initi- ative, and cooper- ation. This honor bestowedthis year upon Betty Jane Blaha isthehighest honor that can be conferred onfany inthe CAA TT FE v 6 14 Tl ,J WN' ia? 1 Hg Y , Q. 'Q Q .- .P , ' ' ' J m x wif ' , 1 'L+- ., h ' .L 4 ' Q ' x fi. v w XA!! 'f-3' 'N , .,+ ,am sf'-'Q .f. . .A gg' ,Q- ,x, fx' th, xfiffffx if 53? 2' .gp 5. ,J 34 wh Q -1 4' 1 v :M N.h5 .-,, A X if .O agttq .af WM HIIHHQ' ALL Aeomzu w kQ3M NHg 3 , if W l f A a: f f' -- fr W,-'fi'V 1iCJ :.-. 'k 2, AA . 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