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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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' ' . i iii :QM Lmidfwiicw M Zhe Zwgfifrenecf L B Clarke Principal of Washlngton High School September 1912 June 1953 Dear Mr Clarke We the graduating class of 1953 feel that it is a great privilege to be able to dedicate our yearbook to you at this last Farewell Assembly in which you and we shall be participants Graduating with you so to speak is an honor and a distinction that we prize and shall remember always whenever we reminlsce about our days at Washington High School On lune 6 1938 the High School Alumni Association and the Two Rivers Teachers Association hon ored you with a testimonial dinner celebrating your twenty five year connection with education in Two Rivers We learned from newspaper clippings of that event that you came here in the fall of 1912 to teach Latin and English and then became principal of the H P Hamilton School in 1917 The only interruption that occurred was when you served in the American Expeditionary Forces in France and with the Army of Cccupation in Germany from 1918 to 1920 When you returned to Two Rivers in 1920 you resumed duties as principal of the Hamilton School school you became the first principal of Washington High School Thus you have served Two Rivers as the first principal of two high schools for thirty five years Truly to call you Mr Washington High School is no idle catch phrase but a term of deep affection and respect Being a principal is not an easy task we know but your personal qualities of sympathetic awareness of student interests and problems your scholarship and your great administrative ability which is shown especially in your efficiency and attention to detail all underscored by an evenness of mind clear thinking and modest simplicity have made you our ideal principal Because we along with the hundreds of former students and the present ones believe that our fine and constantly improved high school is due in a great part to you we have chosen a quotation from Emerson to sum up your relationship to Washington High School An institution is the lengthened shadow of one man We won t say goodbye Mr Clarke we ll 1ust say so long for we know that your pride and influ ence in this school will still be felt in the years to come May the future hold everything good for you Cordially and respectfully yours Page 2 The Class of 1953 ln 1922 when Washington High School was completed and the Hamilton School discontinued asa high ifzacfcw Gif C0446 Mid.--Zmmwn Principal L. B. Clarke for his forty-one years of service to education in Two Rivers, we dedicate the 1953 NESHCDTAH Wekmw Za 5 ,ff Q. Kwlzmf Page 4 ts lu.. Congratulatlons on the attalnment of an ob1ect1ve qraduat1on from Hlqh School It rs your frrst mayor hurdle 1n a long serxes of goals wh1ch you must set for yourselves 1f you expect to accompllsh worthwh1le thmgs of hfe Up to th1s polnt you have had to rely on your parents and teachers to a great extent from here on you are golng to have to beqm dependlng more upon yourselves I smcerely hope that your tra1n1ng both at home and at school has contrlbuted toward helpmg you 1n belng able to stand on your own feet Many of you w1ll welcome th1s new freedom from parental and teacher qu1dance but you must keep 1n mtnd that along w1th freedom and prlvrleges go accom panymg responslbrhtles Have you Gotten By? If you have I hope that 1t hasnt become a hablt too thoroughly flxed ln your l1fe because l1fe deals I'9dl1Sl1CdllY and effectwely wrth us Have you at least Attempted to do your very best? If you have that s somethmg pralseworthy even 1f you fall No qa1n would be worth the cost of your self respect It IS my s1ncere deslre and w1sh for each of you that you contlnue to make constructlve gams toward your deslred hte objectwe H G Knudtson Supermtendent , 7fzenem -Zlaieaeacfq G f fm q nm Seplembw A m Q55 .miitl ..- ta S ls +5 5 W sgllllh? :ligtilitxlf Top Vocat1onal lndust 1al Arts and Sc1ence Department Rlqht Grade School Gymnasmm AUd1lOT1Um and Muslc Department The Board ofEducat1on standmgl tor Supermtendentli G Knudtson Edward Bohne Harlow Brrqham Seated l to r August Fanslau W1llard Sauve Roland Becker MISS Gertrude Daetz Csecretaryl Norman Hlppert Edmund Malkowslu ,...e- Dean Barber WOOdWOTk1HQ Lucy Dufek Speech Mrs Ruth lones Page 6 UmfacwLZgfLeLp4mZca Mrs Delores Clha Physxcal Educahon G A A Pollxwog B Cheerleaders -9-0 .sof- +-Ai 5 Melvln Heyroth Ph B Algebra Ar1thmet1c 7 MOVIE Proyectors Club Mrs L1la Glomstad l r I-hgh Crler RddlO Guxld Freshman Adv1ser 'III' Floyd Dletzo Ch6m1SlTY General Sc ence Football Track Walter Iohnson Draftmg vqvv Orrms Boettcher Flrst Semester Arlthmetlc 8 Geometry Football Basketball x lohn Gronouskl Machme Shop Mlchael Kazar Irma Klaus B S M S V1s1t1ng Teacher Homernakmq 11 12 Ar lumor Red Cross Art Servlce Club Home Nurslnq wa f ef 5 ' ' 1 G, ' o 'I 13.13. ' Q ' Q Bs. ES 'A ' Bs. Bs. ak H .H-. . J 1 his + 1- S- U x. X 1 W 1 x I B.A. gsgwg M ' 135, ' English 9, lO Engllsh 9 , A K :Q .gf N. . N R .f-' ., ,- A A . . B.s. 5 S e ' Bs. . ., . . - -- , I t g , 1 .p 'N 'S Mrs Gladys Konop Qpeech Correchon V1s1on Hearmg Barbara Meracle Engllsh l2 Neshotah Annual Semor Class adv1ser lerry Roblen B S. General Math Basketball Baseball Brldget Leahy Exchange Teacher from London England B A B Comm ngllsh 7 8 9 1ghth Grade advlser JL Mar3or1e Prmce Home Economlcs Home Nursmg Iunlor Class advxser Cafetena CWVL ll' n l ohn Kraupa General SCISDCS Movle Prolectors Club Kathryn Phrhpp B A M S Enghsh ll Neshotah News FG. l Fred Roemer B M Band, Chorus Glee Club Madrlgal Group 48 CGXZQGM asf' 3 4, '-m-'-111' v? aw? 1 Earl Kromer A B M A PhYSlCS Advanced Math Consumer s Math Photography -'uni' Charles McG1vern Ph B Ph M World Hlstory Amerlcan H1SlOfY Debate N F L prlng Forens1cs -'US Louxs Posny Bxology Basketball Football Baseball Patrlcla Reilly B S M A Iumor I-hgh Mus1c Glee Club Vocal ensembles Ewald Schmelchel B E Prrntlng BUSIDGSS Advlser of Neshotah News Page 7 H ll GM . . t : .: ,- ' 1 . ,,,, 2 , 1 . K i 1 B.S. B.E. f . ., . . ., ' ' r ' V V, BX V ' I I 4 .- ' Dean of Boys 16 H I . ., '. . ,Y -if ,, x O, 1 , , . 1 . - . ' 2' ' S .. V ,1 . ' 3 All AB. B A A ' . ., . . B.s. ryes G B Bs. . ., . . . ' . w f 9' 3 bbpfdl QU!! ai' aw Mrs Lexla Spoentgen Second Semester Geometry Algebra Arxthmehc 8 Dorothy Thompson Grade School Art .Tumor Study Hall Pep Club Advxser Robert Wlnn B A M A Amencan Hlstory Problems 1n Democracy Cxvxc Servlce Soc1ety Stage Crew Page 8 Carroll Swearenqen AB BPE Physlcal Educatxon Qw1mm1nq Go Intramurals r-x ? ,va 'O' ...en ,L N-'fr Leonard Ward B Ed Ofhce Pract1ce Typmg T1cket Sales lob Placement 1l r new Charles Sprmq Soctal SCISDCS Geography Athlet1c equ1pment Seventh Grade adv1 SET Alxce Thurston l..1brary L1brary Sclence Llbrary Club Arllsle Wolff B Ed Gertrude Sweetman BA MA Latm Dean of Gxrls Hosp1tal A1des X Ruth Waw1rka B Ed Stenography Typxng Purple and Gold AdV1SeT fwi. Dorothy Sukanen Enql1shlO ll Dramat1cs Dramatlc Club fi Emxly Volk Geography Conservatlon Club Makeup Club Sophomore adv1ser Blarne Wrolstad B A B0Okk99P11'1fJ C1llZeHSh1D Typmq Basketball Track 3 ,E 'ir nf' ,age J.. ! 'ff it Z ii. -jig-Q,, H ' BA. 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B ' 3 A B ' 1 4-A - ' iq B A M - ' B E 'Ki I Q I - y - Tm 1 Ex V A .silo 7he4gfme Zaakafimmall We see Washtngton l-hgh Qchool too as a very eth ctently run and kept up school Many thanks go to the ad m1n1strat1ve asslstants and Jamtors for thelr unendmg work MISS M1ldred Zuehl who IS Mr Clarkes 6ff1C19T1l sec retary handles the var1ous dut1es ot the hlgh school offlce Mlss Edna Smxth 1S fdmllldf to the students ma1nly through the supply wlndow where she sells lunch tlckets xssues text books and collects money turned 1n from the home rooms for such thmgs as dCl1V1tY tlckets MISS Qm1th also handles school fxnances and does the mlmeographmg Mxss Gertrude Daetz lS Mr Knud sons secretary and her dut1es mclude makmg out the school pay roll Starved students really apprec1ate Mrs Laura Nagel and Mrs Luella Terry who are the cooks ln the cafeterla Featured on a VOICS of Neshotah broadcast thxs year were the ma1ntenance crew who d1scussed thetr var1ous duttes around W H S We are mdebted to these hard workers for keepmg up our fme reputahon as one of the cleanest and well kept h1gh schools Th1s credlt also goes to Mrs Olga Gauth1er who comes ln the afternoon and adds the woman s touch tn keep ng the school clean Top rlght Darlene Rocheleau Mlss M1ldred Zuehl M1ddle r1ght M1ss Edna Smlth Miss Gertrude Daetz Lower r1ght Mrs Laura Nagel Mrs Luella Terry Left Mrs Olga Gauthler Lower left top Roland Broker George Spaeth Sam Slmono Andrew Ro galskl bottom Wallace Clarksen Lou1s Klotzbue cher George Bab1ch JN ft 'ff I Y. QM w ,Quit me I' I--I X-s V6 'gs Q 'Utn- XFN xkfil QSM A X. f . Q 1 1. u g 'X x QV I' tx ,- nd-f ,af 4 .,A -, A X? Page 9 7kamqZ Um fam Um Glam - FACTS - SKILLS - PURPQSE type in a Chns fr W fur..-:...f ...,g swf? wsu L. Wfm ?Q!g?g:9E5 A V. Ll We eww GZQAJMH The ringing of the bell at 8: 10 . . . the aroma from the chemistry lab . . . amo, amas, amat . . . l'Good! a movie today! . . . putting the final strokes on an oil painting . . . the final fitting of an Easter dress . . . tomorrow's assign- ment: 150 Word essay, l'My Vacation' '... the Conservation Convention . . . 'lUp the ropes! . . . dissecting frogs . . . extracting square roots . . . term papers due next Week . . . Do your books balance? . . . daily trips tothe Vocational School . . . i'Treasure lsland, Silas Mariner, Hlulius Caesar, i'Macbeth . , . the boys wearing aprons and learning to bake . . . Shake down the thermometer . . . do, re, me, fa, sol, la, te, do . . . t'Easy on the drumsl . . . When was the Constitutional Convention? . . . the Civic Service Society planning a Keep off the Grass campaign . . . 1rR2 . . . a shorthand goal of 120 words a minute . . . reference work in the library . . . friendly arguments, lively discussions . . . Swim six lengths, girls . . . accomplishments in the study halls . . . that last, quick look at the spell' ing words . . . the buzzing of the lathes . . . the packing of the typewriters . . . steamy atmosphere of the shower rooms . . . free reading . . . correcting daily assignments . . , tests . . . A's and 13's . . . the rush at 11:50 , . . leisurely leaving at 3:16 . . .-thus Washington High School is seen through our eyes. BRWAIIN Social Science: Map work is an important part of this course, as English: Miss Bridget Leahy, our exchange teacher, points out places students learn that once-faraway places aren't so far anymore. and things familiar to her. Music: There is harmony in this group. Page 12 lla! an mme 'lfwkam an , hi--1. r The spaclous new ar room provldes ample facll les lcr art sllc expresslon Home Economlcs To learn 'o sew a slralqht seam 15 the reason for Physlcal Eclucatlon Mr Roblen superwsed the trampolme stars all the concentratlon durmq Mr Swearenqen s absence M I' fl fl fl I1 S'-3' General Sclence An experlment wlth a pulley Anthmetxc Checkmq up on extra cred1t -of g 'wr X AK wig? 1 N ll Latm I M1ss Sweetman sa1d that thxs class IS so good lookmq they should all be photographed ' wx C1l1Z9l 1Sl l1p Herbxe Helll enforces parhamentary procedure General QCIQHCS lumor astronomers study the solar system Page 14 we-K 'P' -Y ff'-vi-. 'vs 7' Manual Arts To Leon and the other boys plarmmq a house IS serxous Du mess . 4 It W -.:. 5 ,gage Ft ' ...1.,.fZ'Y.is.t 's 'gist c ' A A ,. J rw: . Q-U-yi li 5 1 , Y - , , ' Q. g' H 5' , , . 1 A . 5 .i Q 1 I , A - I l , l . . I I :li 'A M 5 .yt , A il K -Q ,Y . . s . . ,. H nv if .4 Xl ' . K va, , 4 . 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K Bloloqy Somethmq s f1shy herel Dxssectxon IS an lmportant part of thls course wh1ch concerns plant and ammal hte on fawq,X'ff Alqebra Those problems must be hard Enqllsh lO Thls lullus Caesar says but they look emoyable Et tu Brute? wlth a smlle ii I-'O me nm, Geography These sophomores have green thumbs Page 15 WL Zelpnd pmceme f Rrqht down Arne loan l-llstory Blll Laurent pomls out the most lmporlant place on the map The Coolest Spot 1n WISCOHSIH Shorthand These qxrls car take shorthand left handed or rlqhl herded Chorus The Glrls Trlo lvarcy Emond Sandra K1lZ6 row and Kay Case are good represertat ves of the en hre Chorus Physlcal Ed c on Comrra do trammq IS anythlng but +arne Below Chemlstrv CUTlCSllY 1 a Cha dClGI'1QllC of a chemist Boolclceepmq Thl c ass k ows how to heat the March 15th deadllre 6365 MA I f' 1 i J qv- fi Msfmfcf Ns- E xg R Office Practice: How to operate the mimeoqraph is just one of the practical things learned here. ? World History Ctopj: The class listens attentively as Sylvia illustrates her report. English l2 Kloottornjr A pre-college class looks over nolebooks OH HA Tale Ol TWO Cities-H Physics: Bill and George do the work on an experiment as Wayne reads directions. I-lomernakinq: Has the cake Home Nursing: With capable nurses like Lois and really tallenl Jackie, Charleen's temperature should go down. fb - tl rf s, I 'gl-1. K AF 5' . ,. IJ 5., V 5 Ling, it if V 1158 x Machine Shop: A class at the Vocational School. l 7kacMqQ Um gym-- UWL ' SERVICE ' CGCDPERATICN ' LEADERSHIP I1 af Sfaiion W N... -wvwim- 5,-an nd' lb 1 W 'T Q .wus v1.. Q fin f f Q! qs!- aF '-s ,,,,m-N 7fLMe ' qwwpzt Meme .Tx f, . Band-Row 4: Peterson, Schmitt, Kochorosky, Pupeter, I. Schultz, Konop, Augustine, Benzinger, Dent, Engelland. Row 3: Birr, l. Schultz, L. LaFond, Neuenberger, Krueger, Wilson, Ertman, Hodek, R. Prausa. Row 2: P. Palzer, Messman, Seefeldt, Breivogel, Fronlc, Zeman, C. Pilon, l. LaFond, Reich, P. Pilon. . Row l: L. Prausa, lackman, Grenier, Oestreich, Stevens, Fecteau, Gibeault, Gustavson, l. LaFond, N. Palzer, Steffel. Those harmonious strains you hear during the sixth period belong to the Senior Band, under the capable direction of Mr. Fred Poemer. This organization's chief function is that of becom- ing familiar with good music. The band consists of eighty-two members of the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. Of these, twenty-eight are members of the Pep Band, which plays for all home basketball games and pep assemblies. The band has an elected council, that organizes committees for the group. Heading this year's council was the president, Wayne Cornils. This musical group entertains you at the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, Spring Concert, Memorial Day parade, and school assemblies. The band also plays and maneuvers during the half of our home football games. The main event of the year was the Festival, held on April 25, in Menasha. During the summer the Band Mothers send four members of the Band to the Music Clinic, at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison. This year the Band had the honor of having lim Kowalslcy play in the All-State Orchestra at Milwaukee. Blending their voices during the third period is enjoyment for the W.l'l.S. Mixed Chorus. They sing everything from classical to semi-popular music. The eighty members of the Chorus are under the supervision of Mr. Roemer. They are selected from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades through tryouts held the pre- ceding spring. Like the Band, the Chorus also has an elected councilg the president is Dale Durocher. Page 20 The hard work of the Chorus was exhibited when it presented The Mikado, an operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan. Other undertakings of this music association are participation in the Christmas, Pop, and Spring Concerts. Lilt of the Latin was the theme of the Pop Concert this year. They also go caroling to the other schools in town at Christmas time. The third period caroling on the day before Christmas vacation is a tradition in W.H.S., as all class room doors are opened to hear the strains of Silent Night or x'Come All Ye Faithful. A high rating was won at the Vocal Festival, held in Appleton, on March 21. Sandra Kitzerow and loan Vertz were accompanists for this group. Fifteen members of the chorus meet once a weelc after school as the Madrigal Group. These people learn some of the literature of the madrigal period and perform in place of the Chorus when physical facilities do not accommodate a larger group. Especially popular at the Christmas season on both school and community club programs are these singers. The Boys' Glee Club includes thirtyAtwo singers chosen from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Mr. Fred Roemer directs this group, which meets during the second period on Fridays. Accompanied by William Laurent, this glee club sings for the Christmas Assembly and the Spring Concert. Miss Patricia Reilly directs the Girls' Glee Club, which meets on Mondays and Thursdays during the sixth period. Fifty-five girls make up this group, which participates in the Christmas Program, Pop Concert, Vocal Festival, Assembly programs, and Spring Concert. Zheeqemmellcm een! got' W 5 9 4 infix,-5 f A Q -wi ,,, , 3' , ., H. , , Band-Row 4: Van Laarhoven, Klein, Forcey, Kitzerow, Duval, H. Heili, Vondruska, Mosuch, D. Heili, Markham. Row 3: Laurent, Kotarek, Skrzyclce, Wicklacz, Grimm, lansen, Willert, Simono, Kowalsky. Row 2: Pilqer, lenkins, Sharpe, R. Karl, R. Karl, Dallman, Dohr, K. Schultz, lonas. Row l: Lelvlere, Miller, Vertz, l-loverson, Kronzer, LeClair, Radue, Dvorachelc, lones, laeckel. Pep Band-V Back Row: Kitzerow, Mosuch, Laurent, Cornils, Wicklacz, Grimm, Simono, Wiltert, Beth. Front Row: Augustine, Reich, LaFond, Vertz, l-loverson, Qestreich, LeMere, Lal7oncl, Krueger, laeckel, Directingz Kowalsky. Xi. 7. lfjl S is 'fir ss v 9 vi 'Bi 'S QU' ff sf Q .tE?3'iltNi'4'f'!Q 9 3, 4I , 4 JK an u W Y lltf 6. V 3' if Q yi 1 ,, V V Q7 m fg' 3 58155 axxfrm 'fx , -5 n Mimi v - l v! . M0445 C9064 N . Cnvxc Servxce Socxety Back Gelmer Hetll Murphy Marquardt Front Vert? Kahlenberq Marshall LeMere Fredrxckson Galeclc Gates Members not shown Hanstedt Gla er Iackman bchwantes Pxetroske Mattel: St u 7 Arpm Havel Ma kowsm Ben nq haus Scl'.1lt7 The Crvtc Servtce Soctety mcludes all the members of the Problems tn Democracy class held dur1ng the tlrst penod Regular meettngs occurred every other Monday durmg the cla s pertod A1d1ng the school ln such ways as cleanlmess safety and vartous drlves IS the chtef atm of thls club One mam Job of the 52 53 school year came early last tall when the local Chamber of Commerce prestdent Howard Luebke asked the help of these students ln the Get Out the Vote campatgn held tn Two Rtvers The Soctety w1th the ard of the h1story classes helped the ctty get one of the hlghest percentages of voters to the polls rn the ent1re state and nat1on Another b1g task was the old clothmg drtve resultxng tn the collectton ct over a ton of clothmg dorated by W H S studer1tS The Lost and Found Department ts also run by thts club Whlch holds aucttons ot unclalmed arttcles Ottlcers are elected each semester the prestdents thts yea were Bob Murphy and Allan Getmer Mr Robert Wtnn advtses th s serv1ce group What lS perhaps the most glamorous group of QGTVICG student lr W H S are the lunlor Ushers Forrrally gowned these glrls from the lun or Class hand out programs and assts people to trd seats a all publtc performances tr the htgh school audi to 1um Headtrg the Tumor Ushers thts year was Beverly Steftel lumor Usher Row 2 Beth la lcman Melan on S Schmltt Wa lcow Lodel Shavlllc Wen Ort Shambeaa K en e Becker LeCla1r Hofmann Rowl Steffel L Grenler Lester H Schmxtt Mlller S Grenxer Oestretch savage nk sJ Haw 3 ,Mt fa 46464609 mtfvkwwvvln .Ulu fu., mira Purple and Gold Row 3 Paqel Emond Koch Retch Ertman Markham Payette Row 2 lonas Ga eckx Saunders Gustavson LaFond Muldowney Koes r Schmltt Row l Mxss Wawxrka Schmltt Enqle Gesell Nlquette Broker Lester Konop Wxlsman The Purple and Gold SOClelY completed another successful year under the1r new adv1ser MISS Ruth Wawtrka Durrng the current school year the club part1c1pated rn such dCl1V1ll9S as coat checkmg at swrmmtng meets ushermg at dtfferent events T1T1d1HQ dlsplays for the dlsplay Case tendlnq the audltorlum doors trlmmlng the Chrlstmas trees IH the audl torrum helplnq the Red Cross solrcrtrnq for the entertatnment fund and sponsormq the Purple and Gold Dance Thrs year they promoted candy sales after school and at dances slnce the Purple and Gold lS a servtce organlzatlon the proflts are used for thelr prolects The new members from the Senlor Hugh are elected every fall by thetr classmates and the lunlor l-ltqh members are chosen at the start of the second semester The othcers thls year were Kathryn W1lqmdU presrdent lohn Konop vlce presldent and lane Lester secretary Helplnq to conduct the extens1ve vrsual ards program m. W H S the Mov1e Protectors Club has members on call every per1od of the day to show educattonal movtes ln the class rooms Assembly movtes also are shown by thls servlce orqantzattor Mr Melvln Heyroth trams these boys ln the use of movle equtpment Movle Prolez tor Back Seass Waskow Stehle Petr Fecteau Cxha Mr Heyroth Geuner Cormls Stanqel Meys Front Row Perlman Strohm Peltler Walecka Snbenhorn RW? .'W. N N 4' s'i's. bb. 'gill F . n V .Q 2 Q, .5 K, S. ,Q 4 f Q Pep Club standmcr Scheer LaFond Wllsmann Prschner lxonop Corn1ls Grelner Kowalsky l-lennckson Steffel Galeck1 Wlllert Seated Broker Lodel Engle Hofmann LeCla1r Schmltt Cafeter1a Club Exs Markusen D Grenxer Mull S Gremer Monk lansen As the students of Washtngton Hlgh were buslly plannlng for l-lomecomlng Pep Club members added to the fest1v1t1es by maklng purple and gold pom poms They also lnsplred the entlre student body to attend the football and basketball games by pre sent1ng pep assembhes on the day of each home game Wayne Cornlls preslded thls year the advlser was Mlss Dorothy Thompson Whlch club meets every day at noon? Why the Cafeter1a Club of course These glrls were on the Job ln the new basement cafeterla ass1st1ng the cooks and all the hungry teachers and students Snowflake Serenade th1s year s Chrlstmas formal at the Youth Center was the chlef act1v1ty of the Youth Councll Thls group of class representa tlves planned glltterlng snowflakes snowmen and a llfe slzed wmter scene ln a forest to carry out thelr theme Thls group also arranges varlous dances and part1es throughout the school year for the young people of Two Rxvers Youth Councll Row 2 Stueck Memeke Scheer Rowl Meyer Kowalsky Monka Palzar Schm1tt 3? X 3.1123 Ffa X Y 0 .X X55 fur ,?,'+-,gm bi , f 3 f I , f ' I ' . . I 1 he A - vp - l . . 'Y e '- x . . , I . 5' U ' I ' ,1 4, K . - I v I , . P, . . . I . . Y 1 -x 11 - 1 - ' E I I 1 I - , I l , . l T ' I I ' ' V I ' ' I , , A Z I . I 3 . 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'Y - .. 0 f. s ' Q N r ' 1 W t '. 1 r 4 I 'f ,rg Y ff a ' 4.3, 724, W A' ' v tg fl '.4g'5'l' 3 2 2- ', L57 'F 'S ?QflKf,'gQ1: - 1 X XV x -. fi Fai A' if ,P At the monthly meet1ngs w1th Mrs Irma Klaus as advlser the Red Cross Councll makes plans for future prolects The purpose of thts group IS tO brmg the Red Cross to the young people and to help wtth the work done by the Red Cross ACl1V1l16S th1s year were makmg favors for Thanksgwmg Chmstrnas and Easter taldng care of boxes for Europe and axdmg xn the Red Cross Dr1ve and the Blood Bank The offtcers thts year were lack Hagedorn preszdent and Sue Mettler secretary Every Monday for a month one lunlor Rotartan attends the regular Rotary meetmgs at the Hotel l-lam1lton The v1s1txng student may choose where he wtshes to slt each ttme and thus becomes acgua1nted w1th the Rotar1ans After a short buslness meet1ng there may be s1ng1ng or a program Or bOth At the last meet1ng of the month the Tumor Rotar1an recexves a p1n These people are chosen by a faculty comm1ttee who constder the QUdl1l1eS of character leadersh1p scholarshtp and serv1ce The Nurses Atdes orgamzatlon provtdes a chance for gxrls mterested rn communrty servrce and nurs1ng as a career to get pract1cal experlence at the local hosp1tal Workmg on a regular schedule the A1des perform many helpful servxces to atd the regular staff MISS Gertrude Sweetman ts 1n charge of th1s group Nurses Atdes Row 3 Koprowsky Kappelmann Dassey Gesell Kowalslcy Kronzer Red Cross Councml Back Haqe dom Walecka Mrs Klaus Kla bunde lohrxson ront Mettler Iaeckel Koprowsky Lodel Tumor Rotarians Row 3 Zermueh len LaFond Greenwood Row 2 Hoffman Raddatz Ahrndt Haqedorn Rowl Sxbenhorn Koch Peterson Xa! 'tv 4. 'H 'cf LRWQ sew 'V Loeser Menges Naumann luchmewxcz Slmono Lodel Row 2 Hagedorn Komeczka Kuklns Wlllert Steffel LaFave Fronk Anderson Mull Savage Kuenzel Kxtzerow Gunderson Rowl Wegner Schultz Wondrash Sxebold Grtmm Klefer Prxes 1 ui mugnnv' . L t . A , if R T 2 . , . ' . - fr F 1' . . , k , . t M ts., R at rs .f f- sf X , 1... 7' ' H M? . V I at ' 2 , My , ,R t 3 . as N . ' ' - 1 ' A ., I , I 1 , , if ST he , R X., , A1 , 'sv ,V ,- . s ' x fl . 1 .. 53 gt fp A . A ' 'SK 4 X, A .L tugs. . T ' . - -4 - L, e: . , as - 'y frmiffl . ' ' ' ' ' I -,Nm-1 .1 I , I I , 7 . tm v sf R . . ' I -23 ' ' R . F . K L A . ' , . . 5 ' ' I I W s Cl' . N , all 1 W P N . W , , - . M , A n V L . , , L Q I .- . 1 f .JI We Q. N- ,sw ,s , .- 'un 'S' xrvxte lun 'S rt row Ce r-er Reedy Wtton Duroc te Dxen Net rf! Mr Kaur f 1 'I 1 Q 5 Thts group of arttsts puts thetr talents to good use both tor the school and the-lr own personal use fn '74 5 -.1 Ottlce Asststant Havlmek Crabb Weber Rocheleau Albreght Sghlurtdt Muldowney with M155 Mtldred Zuefml Mmss Mercury could be the name of any one of these q rts as they carry messages to the class rooms cmd hetD the ofhce m many ways Thts group gets valuable expertence m the hbrary as welt as qwmq great servtue to the students ot W H S I1braryAss1stant Back Steqe Fronk Yench Yuehl Row 2 Dohr Emond Kappetmann Ian en L1Pe1n Howerson Scrrr tt Iones Krueger Front Lure Mxss Thur ton Memeke btw au as or 9. N 3 .X I 1 1 f 9 A - ku , um Um mlm flaw of fs .nav 'x Q t 2 Dramatic Clubfl?ow 3: Heili, Markusen, Eis, Pole, Abel, Albrecht, R. Savage, Kafka, Ashenbrenner, Kunz, Lodel, Schroeder, Konop, Ollendorf Row 2: Hoffman, Stangel, Kitzerow, Dohr, Kronzer, Fronk, Kuenzel, Mull, Grenier, Tess, Melanson, Shavlik, Ahrndt Row l: lansen, Emond, Stetlel, Stanek, M. Savage, Case, Marshall, lnqalz, Korinek, Miss Sukanen The first step on the ladder of stardom at Washington High is membership in the Dramatic Club. This organization, which meets bi-weekly, is under the direction of Miss Dorothy Sukanen. During the year the club presented two one-act plays tor the assembly and the three-act play-l'Seventeenth Summer -the very popular teen-age drama by Maureen Daly. Dramatic technigues, including voice projections, diction, characterizations, interpretations, posture and carriage, as well as principles ot staging, make-up, and costuming, are learned by participation in plays, skits, and pantomimes. The Make'Up Club, originally a part ot the Dramatic Club, is now on its own. lt was started by Miss Emily Volk, the adviser. Club members have worked very hard this year on making up characters in the l'Mikado, a minstrel show, Seventeenth Summer, and a one-act play. lanet Konop was president, Dorothy Shavlik, secretary, Nancy Pok, vice-president, Gail Kappelman, custodian, and LeRoy Wilson, clean up chairman. The Make-up Club-Row 3: Wilson, Hoverson, Pok, Dietrich, Karbowski, Konop, Miss Vol,k Berzinsky Row 2 Kitzerow, Nocker, Menges, LaFave, Weber, Schroeder, Belonger, Shavlik Row lg Kunz, Schroeder, Broker, Bever, Kuklxs, Kinzel, Hurley .,.f U in We lake 3, ,EWSABTTT , ' L..,. Q-L4 Senior High Speech Contestants-Row 2: Tess, Hoverson, Jones, Ashenbrenner, Cornils, Stangel, Heili, Michiewicz, Strye Row l. Puls, Lester, Menges, Ingalz, Case, Vertz, Schwartz Local eliminations were held in humorous and serious declamations. The winners were picked by W.H.S. teachers acting as judges at a contest on February 25 and 26. The contestants were--serious declamations: Polly Koeser, lane Lester and Nadine Menges, humorous declama- tions-'LeRoy Strye, Kay Case, and Shirley Ashenbrennerg oratory-f-'Pat Tess and Larry Stangel. The following people represented Washington High School in the League Contest at Neenah on March 11: 'LeRoy Strye, 'Kay Case, 'Shirley Ashenbrenner, 'Polly Kceser, 'lane Lester, Nadine Menges, Marlene Hoverson, 'Larry Stangel, 'Pat Tess, 'Iohn Mickiewicz, Steve Schwartz, Wayne Cornils, Wilma Tones, 'Carole Puls, and loan Vertz. The starred names indicate the ratings. Ot these nine people, .lohn Mickiewicz, Shirley Ashenbrenner, Polly Koeser, and Carole Puls, received A's at the District Contest at New London, March 28. Accompanied by speech head, Miss Lucy Dutek, these tour A winners went to Madison on April ll, for the State Speech Ccntest. Polly Koeser received an A here. y Other speech contests to which W.l-LS. sent contestants were the Mideastern Conference at Kimberly, March l7, with a third place rank- ing, and the N.F.L. contest at Waukesha on April 17 and 18. Adny student excelling in speech and having twenty points becomes a member ct the N.F.L., or National Forensic League. Additional points earne merit various stones added to the membership pins. Fifty points gain an emerald, lOO points, a sapphire, and ZOO points rate ruby. Heading this group is Mr. Charles McGivern, who is himself a member of the N.F.L National Forensic League-Row 2: Iglflr. McGivern, Ahrndt, Schwartz, Mickiewicz, Tess, Hoverson, Waskow, ertz Row 1: Ashbrenner, Puls, Buenzow, Palzer, Lester, Schmeichel, Ruthmansdorter U 4 IU Tl ,kg fat X A 1 51-3 V, ,, 'Z Rx -da ,, Db W M Db M Resolved That the North Atlantlc Treaty Nat1ons Should Form a Federal Unlon On th1s subject the Wash1nqton I-hgh Debate teams of l9S2 53 debated 1n compet1t1on IH srx dlfferent tournaments The f1rst of these was the Tnanqular Debate Tournament at K1mberly The A level had four losses whlle the B tc am had four w1ns to lts credrt ln the Neenah Pract1ce Tournament A squad members scored three wmns and three losses and B members had four wms and two losses At the Chntonvxlle Con ference both d1v1s1ons were credlted w1th three and three A pract1ce debate at Sheboygan Central also earned three w1ns and three losses for both teams ln the WXSCOHSIH l-hgh School Forens1c ASSOCIGTIOH tournament held at Menasha the team won f1ve and lost one Thxs meet lS l1m1ted to A teams only The B and C Debate Tournament was held mn Kaulcauna and tudqed by A team students l-lere the B level won four and lost 2 and the C level won two and lost four The debate season closed wlth the Stevens Pomt Tournament on February 14 ln th1s meet whlch was aqarn l1m1ted to A teams only our squad scored three w1ns and three losses Debate was 1n charge of Mr Charles MCGIVGTH th1s year When the call went out for lunlor Hlqh speech contestants thtrty students came out and Mtss Luc1lle Dufelc tratned them ln three d1v1s1ons of speech humorous and sertous declamatxons and memonzed orattons The f1rst event was the el1rn1nat1on contest held on February 25 and 26 w1th local teachers ludqmq Three people from each group were chosen to compete rn the local contest held on March 3 Those competmg were D1ane Slmonls loan Ruthmansdorfer and Carol Schmelchel serlous declama tlons ludy Gxbeault Brenda l-lalvorsen and ludy Hall humorous declamatlons Those partmclpatmq ln oratxons were Laura Lee Luebke Betty Bastlan and Frank Copeslcy Representlnq the freshman class ln the M1d Eastern Conference at K1mberly March l7 ludy Cnbeault won f1rst place 1n humorous declams Betty Bast1an placed second 1n oratory and Dtane Stmoms wa thrrd 1n ser1ous declams These students were competmq IH the B d1v1s1on Part1c1pat1nq 1n the A d1v1s1on was loan Ruthmansdorfer who earned fourth place for her serlous declamatlon hSp hC K H L be t Ww- , 0,-. 1... 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' onservation Clu ow 4: Iaecke , ar , Gernoske ow 3: Kowalsky, Gehrke, Tonas, Cretion, Stan el, Krumdick, MisQ Volk ow . o ne, r anz, Fronk, Ingalz, Erlman, Strye, Hall ow : a i, i iewicz, Simono, Tess ...I -M-01 A V 7 7' y. 5 - ' 'ff ' . , 4 7 kg ,W .1 va: E ,- '2 gr 1 T12 M A K., if , A I , .. 8, M Q Z Q , .Q fr- ' , , . of ty 3 ,. 1 cf sf' 1. , 5- - Q' ff Q, af' ', L, wg ,si fi' 3 ' Y 'HT f .K F , ,ff ofgsxgti M, i if -L f ' 15 . fx 1 ' Q 'K ' S A N., K L .e 1 ,......-W MN , r 1. K 'A ok' ' i ' We law mike ' . I' Cheerleaders Stelfel Broker Wxllerl Galeckx Stand up and yell' Fa da da' fa da da' R A l D E R S' Symbohzmq the school sp1r1t ot W H S our cheerleaders star on the end of the s1xth perlod pep assembhes Wearmg our favonte purple and gold they are out 1n front no matter what the score Semor Gretch Galeclu s cheerleadlng shoes w1ll be hard to flll Future Neshotah News staffs learn about the makeup of a newspaper by worklnq on the staft ot the lunxor Hlgh Crler Students report news of the Junlor and senlor hlqh classes and pubhsh xt ln th1s monthly paper Thls year s statt was headed by Barbara Gustavson and adv1sed by Mrs Lxla Glom stad Commerc1al mstructors, MISS Ruth Waw1rka and Mr Leonard Ward, see that xt goes to press the mlmeoqraph Even rlght hand marqms and varlous colors of lnk for prlntxnq were 1I'1I1OVdl1ODS th1s year Iumor High Crxer Row 4 Bonk Schroeder Halverson Gmbeault Beth Gesell Koch Iuchmewxcz Wmlson Luebke Copesky Hagedorn Row 3 Koska Lachowwz Luce LaFond Palzer See eldt Leahy Kntzerow Durand Zlatmk Ertman Row 2 Reynolds Brexvoqel Weber Rulhmansdorfer Pelher Wanek Slmonls Lawrence Monka Nxquette Anderson Rowl LaFleur Schmenchel Gustavson Swearenqen Wallms ONe1l Fxrkowskx iii!!! wmnma g.-mmf i- -1 f , , S I -' 4 S -v - .Q Y ja K , f y 1 v y 1 F M 1 , , ?3g,1g ' y - in 'L N. w ' A 1' A ,' ' A , A 5 , ,N I ,Af Q ,fr-M ,f J - 1 ' , .x A ' H 11 U 11 u 11 . . . . . ' ' . ' ' . ' ' . . . ., . . U 11 .1 . . 1 . U ,, . 11 - - - 11 , . . . . . . - . , , . . . . . . H 11 . OH - 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 I r 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . ' ' , ' ' 'L ' A ' j '4'ffw5f.- W T, 'W ' K - . .'l.:.:'f-,f,,,gf-- 1 . - -ww- . , M.. ,rw-,,ig,,1:g,, ,,,,,,,255fg,1i.' kfk,1flL,i5,:j-f?55'Q'JA5:55zlVi4,e5fig'M-1212'6S??411.Vqiiigiaw. ..V,L,l A V A: A ' I ' ' ' - wi ' A' '2iadds.v-ew15e,s.,4e41,,auzQf.l ,A 1 4,V,MkM MWMJW 1 ' I , t 5 A it ug K c X , 4 . ,N Q Q V , . A I, 1 X -, , , 1 . '. l ' A ' i v K . . A A r V , V V , Y 4 C , . 1 e es ota ews Nosing right into circulation again in Sep- tember was the Neshotah News staff, this year advised by Miss Kathryn Phillip. Editors im- mediately fell into the routine of making lay- outs. All kept a hopeful ear and eye open for latest news and big scoops to inform approx- imately SGO readers of recent developments. The third week of work on the paper saw the editors at the print shop, fixing l'dummies, and assisting always-present print shop boys with setting up pages and headlines, with Mr. Ewald Schmeichel ably watching and advising in matters of Hlinotypingf' and Uspacingf' Finally on Thursday night, the presses would roll, and the paper would be completed, waiting to be distributed by the circulation staff. For the Senior 'iNeshotah staff, highlighting the year's work was the presentation of twenty- three pins to the outstanding members. Mr. lnkslingerf' the little nose-for-news-man, was introduced this year at the annual Hlnk- slinger's Ball. At this dance old members said goodbye as they handed their duties over to the newly announced staff of luniors. Although working on the paper demands much hard work, all former staff members agreed it was an exciting, happy experience to be a part of Washington l-ligh's own paper, the Neshotah News. Top: Editors and Adviser Back row: Belonger, Le Mere, Krueger, Gale-cki, Muldowney Front row: Miss Phillip, Pok, La Fond Keditor-in-chiefl, Kahlenberg Across: Editorials and Columnists Savage, Cornils, Albrecht, lohnson Lower Left: Boys' and Girls' Sports writers Back row: Murphy, Yench, Cisler Front row: Havlinek, Saunders, Ahrndt Bottom: Feature writers Back row: Hoffman, Koch, Krummel, Vertz Front row: Marshall, Niquette, Dallman K x P . ,NJ 1 V Q .,., in I-sw. gn xjlxn 1'-Q, Top Artlsts laeclcel Prausa Top rlqltt Clrculatlon Kurz Meyer Wetss HO1dd Across News wrlters Row 3 LeCle1r Wolfe Funk Mettler Konop Rom 7 Kuhl Beth Rowl W1lsman Broker Kut1l Pesenk Lower left TYplSlS l2ow2 Meyer Wanek Lau Rowl Polzar Lawler Brull Bottom Headlme wrlters Kelp Rehn Nehrmq Slckmqer Koslca 1 N7 KT Htl. .1 ITT! IFR' ITT? ml if , 36 , M AJ'-4 v,,,,.....--W I if ff-f'H'7 W m K if XQ- Cw m.' -fs ' f '4 THE ADVISERS AND EDITORS -I ,glib i' Wa 'U T3 YY1 3 'M' dmlor rx ch ell Harold Nehrmq Corqar ZGUO M E l K Omer Qplfxotoclrapllyl Mxclme Kazar larll Wayre Corn 5 le Starxdmq r ar ci l D Sealgcll Dlnrollwy Qxckmqer Qaseocxale eclrforl Mx 5 Rulh Wdwlfkd Qtvpr qj M1 5 Barb are Meracle ledxtormall Ba bare Wolfe l6d1lO ldl eclltorl DEPARTMENTS AND FACULTY BOYS AND GIRLS SPQR TS -yur' X Standmg Pat Me Konop Yer Marlene Funk Gerald Krueger Joh U Standm F kY Seated Ellen R h C Q ra h d H harleen Albrecht PONY Koeser Seated Don A1hrnSll1cBetlJ3ggu1?1ieJ:sqrElob MurPl'1Y Paqe 36 ll'j N km I x A X '-. ,W -, A ir E Q. A ' ' i K K M 'J A - , .J 0 f , ,K .4 3 xv f -1 A . I ,QE ,. . - t A 1 'Q A 1 ,f . -gl A C 'N , ,uf --.:.,1 A inn ,VT ,K 4 n 4 4- 1-v.-v-una A ' 1 , N .. 'P ' -'W R ' ' ,E Q. ng' Wwaw, S9 Vvwii 44 e, -, 11, ADI L fQdfr? . . A ,. I Q T - ...aa - - sl 5 A - 1 Q YE ' 1 . r , ,Mr. Ll ' , W -A f A I ' . ' ' ' 'S , ' 'uri , 'S i V A ,. 7 T . .. . - , A 1 , I i! f QU f' . X K ., 4 , E - T ,yi X -'-av Q ' l '9 'iv . I , . - .. I in f kv GM' V A . 5 - ' :hr 4' T W- -.',.,,,, M ,, Q.- ' ' V f-f,.,,, A A . ...M-.-R -sv, ff, W ,N .. A L N. I rf, ' Q N ,, ' I , I - I , I A ' A I f . , , 1 431- Standtng rrances LeCla1r Sue Mettler ludy Marshall Seated left to rlqht Ga1l Broker R1ta Savage Kathryn W1lsrnan loan Krummel loan Vertz Lenore N1quette lean Schultz PHOTOGRAPHERS ART BLACKOUTS SENIOR SECTION TYPISTS w Sandxng Dlck Prausa Allan Ge1mer Leroy Augustlne Left to rxght Shlrley Peserlk Rosemary Meyer Helen Lau Seated left to rlght Kathleen Muldowney Shlrley Zxmmer, Dorothy Vondruska Shlrley Johnson Dorothy Kunz Elame Nance Pol: Darlene Ducat Barbara Kahlenberq loan Iaeckel, Kut1l Ioyce Lelviere we 'WMM Q ff .f0 'tif , v H' 7-Qi. ....... 'u fm li LQ' asm! In mYL:j 1 N I '5' s ' X 5 lk 'r , 1 L -4 5 . - 7ZfLaaqa Um fam-- Um Sym ' COMPETITION ' SPQRTSMANSHIP - VIGOR pas! stars m the annual game. v I X so ga.f,v 7 5 v r s Kummerow Most Valuable Player Two Rivers ..... . . Manitowoc ..... .... Two Rivers ...., . . New London... . . . , Two Rivers ..... .... Kaulgauna .... . . Two Rivers ..... . . Menasha ..... .... Page 42 Iackman Captam O Wie- Neenah Ertman ' Mufphll Bohne ' T 53 f x I . E f ' . . ,X f . 1 Sw , Two Rivers. T ' -:fa 'X -' A Wa-, ' M N 5 ,f Q ,Q f .je ' - Q 5, v FN Q 4 1 F 1 --f M:-1' 17 6 6 Willett l 9 O 6 13 Gauthier Ahrnclt Two Rivers. Shawano. . . Two Rivers. Kimberly. . Two Rivers. Clintonville El Cormls Koch -. WAV' f . . . IOTAL PCDINTS Two Rivers 81 Opponents ..... .... 9 8 Konop Yench Virnoche Dietzo Head Coach Boettcher Assistant Coach ,A A FINAL STANDINGS N eenah .... ..... Menasha ..... ..... Shawano ,.... ..... W 6 6 5 Clintonville .... ..... 3 2 1 O Two Rivers ..... ..... Kaukauna .... . . . . . . . New London ...... .... Kimberly ........... . . ,f .E .! -' - Z.-L. -J. 'i' I -l.., Q1-: '2 -t, ' :'::f::II' - 2 'T A 1. 1' . nt' I Y' V, Gates 4??f7L 'MVN ' , Aw Fredrickson SCQRING Kurnrnerow .......... ,24 Koch .,...... ..., 1 3 Ertman .... .... 1 2 Bohne ..... .... 1 2 Murphy ..... .... 6 Blaha ..... .,., 6 Kracht .... .... 6 Virnoche .... .... 2 tv ,.j an m E 4' , M I 3 F' is ' I 2 Belonqer X6 I Manager L T 1 O 1 O 2 O 2 O 4 1 5 O 5 1 7 O Page 43 The Football Season Football Row 3 Coach D1etzo A Koch Gauthler Cormls Ruelle Ertman Hessel R Kummerow Plschner Bohne We1er E Koch Murphy Fredrlckson Grunwald Gates P Koch Blaha AsstCoach Boettcher Row 2 Petrashek Wlllert Ahrndt Scheer Yench Srmth Walecka Kracht Raddat7 V1rnoche lackman W Kummerow Konop Hoffman Rowl LeMere Stuebs W1lsman Salkowsk1 Melanson Gospodarek Moore Q1mono Emond Guetschow lergenson Th1ede LaPean Under the gu1dance of new head coach Floyd Dtetzo the 52 p1gsk1n program got underway one week before school opened W1th 65 boys reportlng Boettcher Mr Dletzo shaped h1s Purple Ralders for a tough e1ght game schedule Playmg a T formatlon type of football the w1ll mg grldders soon showed s1gns of teamwork and that eager feellng to play that flrst pre vue contest agamst the Manltowoc Sh1pbu1lders of another con ference Not long afterward the season opened under the hghts at Manty The T R boys proved they needed much more work as they let the Shlps score two touchdowns and an extra po1nt ID the f1rst half to buckle the score for the remamder of the game A stout defense dur1ng the second half was h1gh l1ghted by Leon lackman and fellow llnemen who saved the team from greater dtsaster The fmal score stood 17 0 The followmg Frtday found our fxrst home game be1ng played agamst New London The Bulldogs scored early 1n the game but the Cool C1ty lads held them to only srx pomts for the entlre game Paul V1rnoche Don Ahrndt and Leon lackman cl1d a great Job on defense wh1le Bud Ertman plunged over the goal from the three yard str1pe for our only tally The extra po1nt fell short by lnches Th1s heart breaker ended ID a t1e 6 6 The next F rlday even1ng found the v1ctory starved gr1dders at Kaukauna where they scared the Ghosts 1nto a l9 0 score The Purgolders played an ex cellent brand of ball wlth speedy Wayne Kum merow scormg two of the touchdowns and Edgar Koch count1ng for the other seven po1nts on passes The v1ctory on the whole was a team affa1r The next 48 mlnutes of football found the home team los1ng one of the1r three heartbreakers Th1s was to the Bluelays from Menasha The Ra1ders scored on the f1rst play of the game when Koch caught a sleeper pass and ran for s1x po1nts Later the Menasha boys scored two gulck talhes to wrap up the Ralders l3 6 Terry Scheer played an outstandmg defenslve game accountmg for some Roll for the Week The followmg hot Saturday afternoon found our Purple and Gold clad grldders faclng the unbeaten unscored agalnst Rockets from Neenah The boys had an off day and ln the fmal quarter the B team took over The offens1ve team threw 40 passes trymg to break Neenah s crystal clear record but th1ngs dldnt cl1ck Out of these 40 passes over half were completed for some 240 yards 1n the a1r lackman and Koch stood out as do1ng the best 1ob aga1n 1n thls game Fmal score was 21 0 aga1n we let the oppos1ng team score all 1ts po1nts ln the flrst half The next Frlday even1ng the Purgolders tangled W1th the Shawano lndlans there The bltter cold weather and the poor student backlng probably hurt the squad most as they dropped the1r th1rd league contest by a score of 14 7 Kummerow scored the lone TD wh1le Vrrnoche booted the extra po1nt l-lomecommg fest1v1t1es hlghllghted Two Rwers the followmg Frlday eve as the home town lads enterta1ned the Klmberly Papermakers The squad stormed on to the fleld and the boys played four quarters of fxrst rate football Kummerow B111 Bohne Ertman Bob Murphy lerry Blaha Don Kracht and V1rnoche each tall1ed for the Cool Clty team as they whlpped the v1ctory less K1ms 37 20 The last p1gsk1n program was at home the suc ceedmg week and matched our boys w1th the strong Cl1ntonv1lle Trucks B111 Bohne scored our lone tally on a pass early 1n the game Late ID the second half the Cllnts scored two qu1ck touchdowns wh1ch handed the Ra1ders another heartbreaker as the team played one of the1r best games only to lose 12 7 Page 44 . . , N i W Yr E i -F HH i A Y :ur A-an N ' ' f , a t N t f Q so 2 ' A . I ' ' 2 I 5 - I I I Wk. 1 Vx. gl .M for dr1lls. W1th the help of assistant coach, Orris l3 tackles and later made the AP State Hlgh Honor I T T I l I . V ' I ' - - I . I I ' I I . . - 1 ' I I I I 1 I I I ' - I - I l 1 . ' l I I I 1 I - u ' l T I f ' n I ' I ' I I ' . The Basketball Season Varslty Basketball Row 2 Murphy Ahrndt Yench Smlth Klabunde Scheer Ruelle Coach Rob1en Row1 D Koch E Koch Konop Zuehl Benzmger C1s1er Malkowskl Manager Belonger Two Rlvers 61 Kewaunee 59 The start of the season A un1mpress1ve 1n1t1al vlctory for Coach lerry Robten s Ralders Ten players scored C1 ler and Klabunde led the way w1th 16 and 15 po1nts respectlvely Two R1vers 35 Manlowoc 55 Shlps hot Ra1ders cold' Klabunde and Yench each chxpped mn w1th 9 markers for hxgh honors Two Rlvers 54 Shawano 86 Ugh' Too many hot lndlans C1s1er hlgh w1th 18 po1nts Two R1vers 56 Menasha 83 Bluelays were flylng hlgh and fast Malkowskl w1th 11 and Cxsler w1th 10 were Ralder h1gh polnt men Two RIVSTS 62 Kaukauna 76 We scared the Ghosts unt1l the half Clsler h1t the r1ms for 18 and Klabunde rtmmed 13 Two Rlvers 50 Alumm 55 College talent too much for Ra1ders After the clash Clsler presented Captaln lohn Butry mow1cz w1th the Schrelder Trophy Konop pulled us through w1th a last second bucket Clsler colned 19 and Klaburde 15 Two R1vers 48 Neenah 47 Second thrlller mn a row' Zuehl and Yench paved the way w1th 12 and 11 respectrvely Two RIVGTS 64 New London 47 Three IH a row' Clsler chalked up 15 whlle Klabunde and Benzmger added 13 ap1ece Two R1vers 59 Clmtonvllle 66 Trucks passed the Ratders rn the second canto Klabunde flrpped m 17 and Yench 10 Two Rlvers 52 Shawano 61 Ra1ders cooled off the lndlans but not gulte enough' Klabunde led the Razder scormg w1th 18 markers Two Rrvers 63 Mamtowoc 57 Ra1ders played alert ball' Klabunde hlgh w1th 17 followed by Yench w1th 12 Two Rtvers 55 Mena ha 74 Ra1ders d1d everythlng wrong Edgar Koch drove 1n for 12 poxnts agamst the future State Champ1ons Two R1vers 78 Kaukauna 56 Unpred1ctable Ralders really looked great' Ahrndt hooped m 18 to set the pace Two RIVQTS 56 K1mberly 66 B1g Stu Courchane was too much for Raxders The third quarter was fatal Klabunde h1t the nets for 15 and Ruelle had 13 Two Rxvers 71 Mar1nette 69 Everybody was hot' Klabunde and Yench r1mmed 17 aplece and Ruelle h1t for 15 Two Rlvers 50 Neenah 73 Rockets were red hot' Raxders 1ce cold' Klabunde led Ra1ders w1th 11 po1nts Two R1vers 67 New London 49 Blg f1rst quarter set Ra1der pace' Klabunde warmed the nets for 15 markers Two Rlvers 62 Clmtonvllle 65 Truckers were nothlng short gf tprrtflc' Rocky and Arme were sxck Yench h1t for 17 and IS er 14 Two R1vers 57 Man1towoc 60 Sub Regxonal opener was a rlng dtlly' Klabunde rlmmed 16 po1nts to pace Ralders Two R1vers 67 Luxembourg 53 Raxders staved off a late rally Yench and Klabunde led the way w1th 18 and 15 po1nts respectmvely Two Rxvers 66 Algoma 49 Ra1ders copped the grand flnale' V1ctory over the Wolves gave Ra1ders consolatlon honors of the Reg1ona1 Tournament Clsler h1t for 14 and Ahrndt lent a hand w1th 13 The 1952 53 Purple Ratder cagers fxrnshed season play wxth a respectable 1012 mark or 45 percent of the games as v1c tor1es The Ra1ders prled up a grand total of 1 298 po1nts for a game average of 59 po1nts Opponents cracked the Two R1vers defense for a 622 average w1th 1 369 po1nts The Ralders elected George C1sler as Captam and Ralph Varsfty cagers who played thelr last games for W 1-1 S were Frank Yench Ralph Klabunde George Cxsler Don Ahrndt Ed Koch Paul Ma1kowsk1 Bob Murphy and 1ohn Konop Returmng next year w1ll be junxors Arnle Ruelle Lee Smlth Karl Zuehl and Danny Koch Lone sophomore letter w1nner Tom Benzfnger w1ll also return Page 45 Manager Belonger Coach Roblen I C . . i , ' , t. A ' , ' . ' . , - . A! W- . . . I . ' . ' ' ' I . 1 A A A - I I Two Rivers 65, K1mberly 63-lt took two overtimes, but Iack Klabunde as the Most Valuable Player. 1 , ' 1 1 - f If 1 - . 1 , , 1 ' I - 1 r - V I I S i . . . . I - . . I 3 , , tfflx e Rob1en Ralders ,,,,,3 an ,. .YW M E if -is K 1' .Q M., 'Q F IQ 11 :fl My W ' '38 1 l'ff:gfA 51 in 'f 'WSIS wa? if X-A W W3 -Hi- xg, .1 .ai if 4, w- ,WW ,- ,Ng L47 ' fn f ,. v, 3 'AF V W Z 4 4 ,,, M V 'V ' If , dui? ' ' viii' F -' E ltgw Nflfff XM 1 'Qjfl ' f ' ' A 415 .4 f-K 1' I Q 'f Y- mi: 1 'f a H .... , . 'ffffk Q 5 x- X g .. we ' T i 'gg-gm-7W,.,,, we-e-ff-3.-,,.Q..,.,.,ei.,,... f svcgss ' 0' ' 0 nl O. QA 1' .5 cn2' 3' 11 . C jg Q' .gg o,, ,s 4 0 , ff 5 4' 4'.n 09- 51.022 A9-0 l B Team: Standing' Emond, Kummerow, Walecka, Petrashek, Thiede, Zellner, Pischner, Greenwood Grunwald, Tomcliek, Kreisa, Koch, Meineke, Sousek Seated Schmitt, Ruthmansdorter, Gospodarek, Melanson Showing definite signs of promise, the lunior Varsity rang up a l2-6 season mark. Mr. Orris Boettcher coached the layvees the first semester, and when he left for Chippewa Falls, Mr. Louis Posny took over the reins. The team started slow, but when the Mid-Eastern layvee loop had ended, the S. E team was perched up in third place behind Menasha and eeiia . The highlight of the season was the victory over the Neenah Rockets by a 40-36 count. The Neenah loss knocked the Rockets out of the top position, and they never regained the lead. Leading the scoring parade were Danny Koch and Paul Koch. Coach Biarne Wrolstad guided his Freshman basketball squad to a third place tie in the Round-Robin League with a 4-6 record. Getting off to a slow start, the Frosh ended the first half of play with one victory and four losses. Wrolstad's boys picked up steam in the final round of games and won three, while dropping two. This year's team was, in general, a big team. A few of the boys stood almost six feet, and with a little more experience, the '52-'53 Frosh cagers could turn out to be top-notch performers. l'Duz Duval, with a nine point per game average and 90 points for the season, was the chief point maker. He was followed by limmy Malkowski with 69, and Tom Steltz with 34. Freshman Team: Back Row: Copetsky, Schroeder, Neuenberger, Steltz, Wojta, Waskow, Schepper Middle Row: Lodel, Hagedorn, Koch, Kummerow, Riha, McGraw First Row: Englebrecht, Schultz, Heili, Malkowski, lenkins, Duval, Menges f if 7 Q an ! H' 3 li 'Q is A. .--425: Zwkmffre ZCMQQZAQXW .403 1 Swxmmxnq Team Back row Ertman Arpxn Arle Mtller Arle Mgr Kumbalek Coach Swearenqen Ahrndt Havel Ertman Karl Behrendt Karl Gexrrer Sptermq Front row Weler Mathevs Meyer Schroeder Peltxer Sonntag Waskow Koeser Blaha S hultz Thomas Krumdxck Some swxmrmnq team members enqaqe ln a waier polo qame Managers Kumbalelc Emond Coa h Swearenqen Page 48 The Meets Green Bay Y M C A here December 11 Green Bay won 44 30 Appleton Y M C A here December 18 Two Rrvers won 57 26 Green Bay Y M C A there Ianuary 15 Greer Bay won 59 24 Alumrn lar uary 28 The vars1ty team won 43 40 lrte class February 4 Sentors 45 potnts freshmen 27 pomts Tumors 22 potrts sophomores 21po1n s LETTERMEN Sentc s Eugene Ertman co captam 34 po1nts hrs' place Wtlltam Havel co captatn 19 potnts fourth place Donald Mxller George Arle De-nnls Arpm Allan Getrner Tun crs Ronnte Payette 24 potnts second place Ray Matheys Sophomores Garth Behrendt Geralcl Krumcltclc Rtcharcl Karl M1ke Hall 15 pom s fttth place Roger Karl Gordon Koeser Freshmen Lee Ertman Francts Thomas Managers Don Emond and lames Kumbalek Mr Carroll Swearenqen coaches swtmmmg H 1 ll f I I ussll. ' I 1 A tx- t ' I 5 A . K? f 1 fir E ' 1 N r ., X I, I I 1 I Appleton there, lanuary 22. Two Rivers won, 42-41. U ' , V, . I . t V . Hisfwf 1 fa leg ww mf vzafw aff Za M f Z.. 1, I kJ,l A .K A . . , I A.AA,, .. , M t .ff - ft A Q y '9 7 7 1' , - - X 4- W . , , - . , -mmm -umm .M-we QT j fl. li' 1 ' ' W vl' ,, sk ' - I ' .. T T W 3' - Q. -L W bf ..t W X - T - J' X ,,, ...xxx , K , - .. ., . , ' I ' Q 4 : 5 i A . T I V,,7 . T 5 1 W x . i l e i ' S C ss g , T .fu th-ff la..-r IZ EIfnN.SA,1.1'l hnqa w wu h ldW Ht E w ar u AE The 53 ed1t1on of the Raxder th1nl1es faced a tough schedule under the guldmg eyes of Head Coach Wrolstad and Asslstant Coach Dletzo Carry mg the b1g lead for W H S was Wayne Kummerow Others were Blll Bohne Ed Koch Gary Waxer T1m LaFond Don Ivhller and Bud Ertman Startmg off the season they faced Green Bay East Green Bay West and then the Tr1angular meet held on our oval agalnst Shawano and Klm berly Next came Sturgeon Bay the Port Washmg ton Relays and the Conference meet at Neenah After th1s our squad travelled to Manxtowoc Next came the Sect1onal and then a contest agamst Sheboygan Central The track team started the season w1th nlne lettermen who greatly contr1buted to another out standlng season 1D track The 53 baseball squad took the d1amond th1s sprmg w1th Coach Posny and Assxstant Coach Roblen The team was then molded around flve returnlng lettermen George Clsler Bob Murphy Ed W1llert Terry Blaha and Tom Benzlnger The Ra1ders played a powerful e1ght game Sched ule 1n whlch they met two of the state s top teams Menasha and Mamtowoc Other baseball competl tors 1n the Mld Eastern Conference were Cllnton vllle Shawano Kaukauna Knnberly Neenah and New London bes1des Menasha After the regular league competltxon the W H S baseball team en tered the W I A A state baseball meet b y p rg M hyV hW tSh bCslerIq Mad ht Sc tWTm M fa ji 4 Gretchen Galeckx Head of Hockey Champ1onsh1p Hockey Team 1' All Around Gxrl Nance Pol: GAA Board Cecretary Kathleen Muldowney Pres1dent Rlta Savage Vxce Presmdent Barbara Kahlenberg Advxser Mrs Delores Clha GAA Every gxrl may become a member of the G A A lhls orqanr zatlon offers a var1ety ot sports such as hockey bowlxng volleyball baseball tumblmg swxmmmq archery tenms badmmton and l'11lC1HQ Polnts are qlven for part1c1pat1on 1n sports lOO polnts tor major sports 50 for mmor act1v1t1es All Around G1rl 1S the hlqhest achlevement a q1rl can recelve 1D the G A A She must be one ot the tour top hlghest ln po1nts and IS chosen for her good sportsmanslnp dependabxllty character and servlce The GAA Banquet IS held ln the sprmq and lt IS then that the All Around G1rl IS announced Mrs Frank Clha Ir IS advlser for the G A A The oftlcers for thls year were Rlld Savage pres1dent Barbara Kahlenberg v1ce pres1dent and Kathleen Muldowney sec retary treasurer Head of Tumblmq Bette Saunders G1rls Tumblmq Gym Asslstants Row 4 LeCla1r Saunders Albrecht Pok Fronk Row 3 Lueclc, Prausa, Kahlenberg, Rahn Row 2 Iones, Kronzer, Nlquette, Peser1k, Havlmek Row l Gesell, Kltzerow, Brusky, LeFleur, Gustavson Page 50 34'iY'f'QT'f: 1 , 1 II 1. i ,... .1..,, X A . .. M x 7 ,T JA' ,W . is H 11 y , I ii ,, 6 135 - , . . . zo , 1 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 I . 9 1 . 1 1 s . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I V , 7 , . ,N 1 . Q , . . 1 1 , . . . . , - . . , ., . . . 1 1 1 ' I 1 ' ' 1 4 1 ' ' . 1 , .. A 1, 2 'fd ' .Ng . 4 M 1 11 . ff A. nf -.1 , 11 .QQ ' 14 ' . 1 , 7 1 1 1 1 Lenore N1quette Marlene Hoffman Sh1rley Peserxk Head of Badmlnton Lots LaFond Head of Archery nik. Kathryn Wllsman, Head of Tenms Page 51 Darlene Havhnek, Head of Outdoor Sports ri Pollxwog Club Row 4 S1mon1s LeMere G Galecln D Dent Manager Albrecht M1ller N1quette E Galeclu Manager Wanek WSISS Prausa Hall Row3 Fronk Krueger Row 2 Kowalslu Rahn Pok Kahlenberg Saunders Rowl Sousek L Dent Buenzow Schultz Barber Carre ONe1l The Polhwog Club The Pollrwog Club IS an honorary sw1mm1ng club for any g1rl rn the seventh through the tweltth grade If she can pass a test con s1st1ng of stunts strokes and dlves she 1S then el1g1ble tor th1s club Thls year the Polhwogs celebrated the1r twenty seventh ann1versary The advlser IS Mrs Frank C1ha Ir physlcal educat1on mstructor for the g1rls Chosen by the club Charleen Albrecht and Shrrley Wanek were th1s year s managers Polhwog awards are g1ven tor length of membershmp an em blem tor one year a medal for two years and spec1al awards to the Semors plcked as Honorary Members The ofhcers for the past year were Nancy Pok pres1dent Barbara Kahlenberg vlce presldent and Bette Saunders secretary treasurer Every uneven year a pageant IS held and 1n the even years there 1S an mter class sw1mm1ng meet Th1s year was pageant year w1th South PdC1f1C as the theme of the event The two leadmg roles were taken by Nancy Pok Queen of the Pageant and Dlane Dent a celebr1ty Ofhcers Saunders secretary Kahlen berg v1ce pres1dent Pok presxdent Every year the undergraduates of the Polhwog Club vote for honorary members from the Semor members Qne thlrd of those are p1cked Thls year there were n1ne Senlors hve were chosen as there was a three way t1e SSTVICS ab1l1ty character sportsmansh1p lead ershlp dependablllty and the number ot years as a Pollrwog deterrnme who are chosen They recewe sterlmg s1lver medals vsnth Honor engraved on them Honorary Member Candxdates Row 3 Galeckxf WGISS, Nlquette Row 2 LeMere, Saundersf Dent' Row 1 Kahlenbergf Rahn, Pok' f stars denote those electedl Page 52 ,N .,.w:.'....s....nnu 5 ' Q 5 J . Vi .r , 1 r . w. if 'F 5 f ff I I 1- , '1- DQ.. fr ' , , J Q Q I , A, w ' .. f I ISS, xi I , .' 2 I . I i . I 'M --t I C I 1 .v f s Z I r ' r ' I I I I ' I I , , A f : I I I I I , . - 1 - . . , f , I ll ' - ' Nag I I 1 - A ' I 'I . , ' - I , C' 1 1 f I . . ff , . ' . 'V 'xx ,, ' 1 I ' ' . ' - - -, . I I I ' I I ' - 1 . . l . . , , , - . . .t . . ,, , ' I 1 ' I I I ' - I K . . . . - k I I I I I . . . . 1 I . . - - ll II .1 I 1 w Pageant solo1sts: Pok, Dent 1953 POLLIWOG PAGEANT xx:S' Q . E . ll Senior Number: Dent, LeMere, Niquette, Weiss, Rahn, Pok, Kahlenberq, Galecki, Saunders e ge 3 EU, Page 53 7hamqA Um gym-- Upmelaw - EAGE12 - ENERGETIC - ENTHUSIASTIC 'S' . O H 1 15 ,ig 1 ,. , 1 W - X . :K ' J ,f 6 :L,.4 M , Seventh Grade 2 ?f3Q'E1rf 310 .4 A Row8 Bocher Bratz Bruechert Colvm Cutur1a Eggers Flood Grall Hav lmek Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Frank Zlatmk presldent SEVENTH GRADE EXECUTIVE BOARD Bob Perlman v1ce presxdent Mary Gaul Pazclera Karl Meyer Sally O Ne1l QVGQQQG Q Eighth Grade ., K X. lg S I I ' M A ,g , ,E N , EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE EXECUTIVE BOARD Ierry Kroemq secretary B111 Dean Ion Stollberq l !11SSlHg Judy Becker Frltz Kahlenberq presldent Bob Seass v1ce pres1dent Row Row Row Row Row Row Row M Rowl Ploeckelmann Raymond R1chmond Rohr Scherer Schrnxdt Schnorr A Avery G Avery Becker Bruechert Dean Decker DeWxtt Doerfler Domnnz Durano Eggers E1erman Frednckson Fronk Glomstad Greetan Hall Halvorsen Hendmes Hurst Kahlenberq H Kennedy Klem Kroemng Krueger Lahey Luchterhand McClellan m 1 er Seass Stollberq I 1 Q A WSJ: C2933 VYEW QQ? MBSIGQ Q ri, Q Q BA our v I A ' if ff! 8: . 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LJ 3 .qibv af, ,- ff t 1- E X. xii Row l4 Ahrnclt Anderson Avery Bar ber Barrett Bashan Becker Berxmg haus Beth I Blaha I Blaha Blah ml: Boettcher Row l3 Bonk Boucher Bratz ,l Bret voqel L Brervoqel Brusky Busse Cadotte Carre Clha Ctsler Coeneu Row l2 Copeskey Doucette Duckett Duprey L Duval P Duvall Earley Elltott Emond C Enqelbrecht Row ll H Engelbrecht Ertman Fec teau F1rkowsk1 Funk Gelmer Ge sell Gxbeault Gregor Row lO Gr1mm Gustavson Haqeclorrt Helll Haucke Havel Havhchek Row 9 Henrtckson l .larek N larek lenkms lmdra luchmewrcz luza Row 8 Kernqan Krefer Kltzerow M Kttzerow Klem D Koch Row 7 M Koch P Koch Kochorosky Koehler Konleczka Row 6 Kopetsky KOQTOWSKI Koska Kostka Row 5 Kronzer A Krueger G Krue qer Kuenzel Row Kuether Kummerow Kupsch Row Lachow1cz l..aFleur Row LaFond D Lahey Row R Lahey NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Ioan Peltler, secretary Page 58 Herb He1l1, presldent Paul Kummerow, v1ce prestdent . 2' 'W' ff' ' ,QV A ' A 'V fs 1' - A. Y Q42 2+ . -f A Ll. 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Declarn 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 4 Neshotah News, Edfin-Chief, Annual, Purple and Gold 2 3, 4, Spelling Contest 2, 4 Champ l 3' lr Hi h Crier, Pep Band 4, Band 1? 2, 3, 4 Band Solo 4, Band Ens. 1, 2 3, 4, All'School Play 4, DAR Girl, National Honor Society -'nf Lawrence Belonger labs President 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, Ex. Bd. 1, Athletic Mgr. 3, 4, Speech Squad, lr. High Crier, Baseball 1, 2, 3. , 7 ., fi W A: -4-Q.-.Q--.iw J 'swf ' ii ' iii' Paul Virnoche George Cisler Ciz' Ex. Bd. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, lr. Rotarf uab, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Na tional Honor Society. F 2 -Q QL '33 Kathleen Dallman Tiny Ex. Bd. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Ex. Bd. 3, lr. Usher, Nurses Aides 1, 2, Pep Band 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Ens. 3, Chorus solo 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society. U it 1.-,, 1 K thleen Dallnmn Ralph Klabunde Francis Leclair llFranny' Ex. Bd. 4, Ser. Declam. 1' Glee Club 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Board 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, Sec.-Treas. 1, lr. Usher, Speech Squad, Intern. Club, 1 Homecoming Court 1, Nurses Aides 1, 2, 3. Paul Malkowski Makus Ex. Bd. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Civic Service So- ciety 4, Baseball 2, 3. Lenore Niquette Shirley Peserik Lenore Niquette Lee Fx. Bd. 4, Hum. Declam. 2, Glee Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 4, Polliwog 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, sec., Neshotah News, Annual, Purple and Gold 2, 3, 4, Speech Squad, Lib. Assist. 2. Paul Virnoche Dinger Vice-Pres. 4, Basketball l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, All-School Play 4. Lois LaFond George Cisler Ralph Klabunde 'Rocky' Ex. Bd. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Football 1, Neshotah News I lr. Rotarian, Baseball 1, Badger Boys' State, National Honor Society. Frances LeClair Paul Malkowsk Shirley Peserik Peasie Ex. Bd. 4, Oratory 1, 2, Gtee Club 1, 21 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Board 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, Dram. Club 2, 3, 4, Make-up Club 1, 2, Ex. Bd. 2, lr. Usher, Speech Squad, lr. High Crier, lntern. Club, Homecoming Court 3, Nurses Aides 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society. Page 66 1 Kathryn Wilsman Willie' Ex. Bd. 4, Glee Club l, 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Board 4, Nesh otah News, Annual, Dram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3 Purple and Gold I, 2, 3, Pres 4, lr. Usher, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Speech Squad, Ir. High CrierI Homecoming Court 3' Nurses Aides I 2' All-School Play 3' Three Act Play 2 V Barbara Wolfe I-Ienrie' Ex. Bd. 4, Ser, Declam. 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. I 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, An nual, Editorial Editor, Sec. Treas., Ir. Usher, Intern. Club, Nurses Aides 2, 3, Chorus 4, Operetta 4. qksj Donald Ahrndt Charleen Albrecht George Arle Basketballl 2 3 Boxingl 3 Trackl Footballl Swim ming 4 Ir Rotarian Katl ry W l Donald Ahrndt Quince Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Nesho tah News Annual Ir Rotar ian Chorus 4 Operetta 4 sjglliv' B rba Wolfe Char-leen Albrecht Charla G A12 3 4Polliwg Mgr 4 Neshotah News A nual Dram Club 3 4 Ex Bd 2 Cftice Asist 3 4 Speech Squad Madrigal Group 3 4 Intern Club Vice Pres Nurses Aides2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus solo 2 3 Chorus ens 3 4 All School Play 3 Operetta 4 Dennxs Arpxn Arps Basketballl 2 3 Boxingl Football I Swimming 4 Ne shotah News Baseballl 2 3 Ge ge A le Q LeRoy August ne Ma reen Bash Donald Belonger Duck Romain Berunghaus Page 67 LeRoy Augustine Augie Basketball I Track I Glee Club 3 Neshotah News An nual Dram Club 3 4 Pho tography Club I 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Band solo 2 3 4 Band Ens 3 4 Pep Band2 3 4 Movie Proiectorsl 2 Band I 2 3 4 All School Piav 3 DennsApn Maureen Bastian Reenie Ser Declarn I 2 3 4 Glee Clu 234GAA2Ne shotah News3 4 Dram Club 3 4 Speech Squad Intern Club Nurses Aides 3 Don ld Bel nger Ben ghau en -tj' ai V V V V , i n isnmn a ra ff' V. . VV I. VV V V V V V 'Q 1 V V V , - -A. V V V V : O I I - ' - I I Tl' I I I - I - V I - in . , s . , , V V V - V ' -I V I V V I 'I . . V I ' I I - V I . URI ll . . xl ll , I S . V V I V V V I I I I I ' I I ' V - A I V V - or r i' ri . I. , VV . VV . VV I I - - V V V I 5 V . I - V I ' V I - , V V V I V I I - ,L I V V I I - - V I V V I V I 4 V V V V V I - K a o Romain in i u an ,X . g I --B H V and Merle Beth William Bohne Lu Ann Bonfigt Bonnie Nance Bonk Grams Glee Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Spelling Contest 2, 3, 45 Nurses Aides 2, 3. Merle Beth Butch William Bohne Bones Neshotah News5 Spelling Con- Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 test 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah 1, 2, 3, 45 Band solo 1, 2, 3, 45 News5 Lib. Assist. 35 Baseball Band Ens. 1, 2, 3. 1. Q. Lu Ann Bonfiqt Nance BOINC Bernard Bgulanger Gail Broker BI'OlC6S' Beans Hum. Declam. 25 Glee Club Stage Mgr. 3. 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Nesho- tah News5 Annual5 Dram. Club 3, 45 Purple and Gold 2, 3, 45 lr. Usher5 Speech Squadylr. High Crier5 Nurses Aides 1, 2, 35 All-School Play 3. Bernard Boulanger Gail Broker 5 'HQ Donna Brull Donnie Francis Coenen Franny as Glee Club 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Annual5 Dram. Club 3, 45 Make-up Club 35 lr. Usher5 Speech Squad Pres.5 lntern. Club. Wayne Cornils Bernice DeBauche K7 .1 ai Donna Brull Francis Coenen Wayne Cornils Corny Bernice DeBauche Bono Commencement Speaker 45 Cvlee Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 25 Football 1, 3, 45 Hum. Declam. 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Neshotah News5 Annual, Editor-in'Chief5 N.F.L.5 Pres. 35 lr. Rotarian 35 Pep Club 3, 4, Pres.5 Athletic Mgr. 1, 2, 35 lr. High Crier5 Movie Projec- tors l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Guild, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Pep Band 45 Band l, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Band Ens. 3, 45 All-School Play 45 National Honor Soci- ery. 4. Page 68 Diane Dent Denciboo Wayne Dent Tuff Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Boxing 25 45 Polliwog 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. Football l, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Pep Band 47 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3. -. 'bk 'ki Q Darlene Ducal Dale Durocher Glenn Engelbrecht Engie Glee Erickson Art Club 3, 4. Glee Club lg G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Spelling Contest 17 Band l, 2, 3. Eugene Ertman Daniel Fink Shirley Flentje Shirley Francisco Shril Glee Club 4. Page 69 Diane Dent Darlene Ducat Dulce G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Art Club 2, 45 Intern. Club, Chorus 43 Cho- rus Ens. 4, Operetta 4. Glenn Engelbrecht Eugene Ertman Buddy Boxing 2, 33 Track l, 2, 3, 47 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Ser. Declarn. 1, Glee Club 2, 45 Pres. 13 Purple and Gold 45 Pep Club 2, 33 Youth Council l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Pep Band 4, Band Solo 4. Shirley Flent je Wayne Dent Dale Durocher De Roche Glee Club 2, Madrigal Group 2, 3, 4, Director 13 Operettag Chorus 2, 3, Pres. 45 Chorus Ens. 3. G QI is Glee Erickson Daniel Fink Danny Shirley Francisco C .. 'Qu QQYS Gene Gates Gutso Basketball l, 2, 35 Track l5 Paul Fredrickson Marlene Funk Gretchen Galecki 'lGaleck's Hum. Declam. l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 45 Polliwog l, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News, Editor5 An- nual5 Purple and Gold 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 lr. High Crier5 Youth Council l, 25 Civic Service Society 45 Chorus 3, 45 Cho- rus Ens. 1, 2, 3, 45 All-School Play 4. Football 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Civic Service Society 4. Paul Fredrickson Freds Track 45 Football 45 Civic Service Society 45 Art 4, Gold Key. Marlene Funk Bashful G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah Newsg Annual5 Intern. Club5 Nurses Aides 3. 'IL' Qs . .-'i1 Gretchen Galecki Gene Gates Neal Gauthier Meatball Basketball 15 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Neshotah News 4. Allan Geimer Basketball 25 Track 3, 45 Swimming 45 Neshotah Newsp Annual5 Art Club 45 Movie Projectors 3, 45 Civic Service Society 4, Pres. Neal Gauthier Edward Glaser Ed Civic Service Society 4. Allan Geimer Marlene Hansen lr. Usher5 Ir. High Crier5 Nurses Aides 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Ens. 3. W. Edward Glaser Marlene Hansen Leland Hanstedt Lee William Havel Hays Civic Service Society 4. Basketball l5 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Civic Service Society 4. Page 70 Leland Hanstedt William Havel K' Darlene Havlinek Hoppy Oratory 1, 25 Glee Club 15 G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 45 Ne- shotah News5 Annual5 Dram. Club 2, 35 Make-up Club 25 Vice-Pres. 25 Office Assist. 3, 45 Speech Squad5 Madriqal Group 45 Intern. Club, His- torian5 Nurses Aides 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Chorus solo 45 Chorus Eris. 45 All-School Play 3. Dean Heili Salt Basketball 15 Track 15 Football l, 2, 35 Ser. Declarn. 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dram. Club 2, 3, 45 Stage Mgr. 3, 45 Civic Service Society 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Ens. 35 All-School Play 3, 45 Operetta 4. Marlene Hoffman Leon Jackman locko Phyllis Hoida Marlene Hoffman Huffy' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 45 Nee shotah News5 Annual5 Ex. Bd. 35 Speech Squad5 Lib. Assist. 45 Nurses Aides 1, 2, 35 Cho- rus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. Darlene Havlinek Dean l-leili Phyllis Hoida Phyl G.A.A. 35 Neshotah News Lib. Assist. 2. E Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 J0anJaecke1 lakes 9 Fooibaii 1, 2, 3, 4? Pep Club Glee Club 2: G-A-A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Civic Service Society 4, 45 Neshotah News5 Annual5 Ir. Vicepres, Usher5 Art Club 25 Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Nurses Aides 2, 3. Caroline lohnson Barbara Kahlenberg Barb Ser. Declam. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Polliwoq 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Nesho- tah News, Cir. Mqr.5 Annual5 Dram. Club 35 Ir. Usher5 lr. High Crier5 Art Club 35 Civic Service Society 4, Sec.5 Na- tional Honor Society. Page 71 23 Winton lonas if Q-M., Leon Iackman loan Iaeckel Caroline Johnson jOhmiie Winton Jonas Windy Glee Club 45 G,A.A. 3, 45 Bf1Skefbf1113- Neshotah News5 Annual5 Ir. Usher5 Speech Squad. Barbara Kahlenberq Darlene Ke D Darlene Keip Dar Glee Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Annual5 Spelling Contest 1, 3, 45 Cho- rus 3, 45 Operetta 4. ? 5-1 ,...i, . Marilyn King Edgar Koch Eggie Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, lr. Rotarian, Lib. Assist., Madrigal Group 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Chorus Ens., Operetta 4, National Honor Society. 4...,,,,. x A Keith Klein Polly Koeser Ser. Declam l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, G.A.A. l, 2. 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Dram. Club 2, 3, 4, Purple and Gold 3, 4, lr. Usher, Speech Squad, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, lr. High Crier, Radio Guild Marilyn King Lynn Keith Klein Rickets Neshotah News. Track l, Swimming l, 2, Usher, Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 4. in 3, 4, All-School Play 2, 3. Edgar Koch John Konop Coonie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Ser. De- clam 2, Neshotah News, An- nual, Purple and Gold 3, Vice-Pres. 4, lr. Rotarian, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Ens. 3, Baseball 3, 4, National Honor .lohn Konop Marvin Kopetsky Marilyn Koska G.A.A. 1, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, lr. Usher, Lib. Assist. 4, lntern. Club, Homecoming Queen, National Honor Soci- ety. James Kowalsky lim Track 2, Football l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, N.F.L., lr. Rotar- ian, Pep Club 4, lr. High Crier, Radio Guild 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Solo l, 2, 3, 4, Band Ens. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council, National Honor Society. Gerald Krueger loan Krumrnel Society. Polly Koeser Marvin Kopetsky Marv 1 Marilyn Koska Gerald Krueger Jerry Oratory 2, Neshotah News, Annual, lr. Rotarian, Red Cross 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Badger Boys' State, Four Minute Speech 42, 3, National Honor Society. lames Kowalsky Joan Krummel loanie Glee Club 2, Neshotah News, Annual. Page 72 Jacquelme Kuhl lackle Wayne Kummerow Glee Club 2 GAA l 2 3 Kumxe 4 Neshotah News Nurses Basketballl 2 Trackl 2 3 A1des 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 All Con 3 'Wh- if ference 4 Ex Bd 1 lr Hugh Crler Dorothy Kunz Elaine Kuil Helen Lau lellybean GleeClub2 GAA l 2 3 4 Neshotah News Annual lr Usher Speech Squad ln tern Club Nurses Aldes 2 N Ruth Lawler Tune G A A 3 4 Neshotah News lntern Club Geraldme Lemanchek Joyce Lelviere Iacquel ne Kuhl W yn K mer0W Dorothy Kunz KUHZ19 Ser Declaml 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Nesholah News Annual Dram Club 3 Pres 4 Makeup Club 3 4 Ir Usher lr l-hgh Crler Intern Cl-ub 'Q Ela1ne Kutxl Kutchxe Ser Declam l 2 Glee Club l 2 GAA l 2 3 Boarcl4 Neshotah News Annual Dram Club 2 3 4 Make up Club 2 3 Speech Squad Nurses A1des Intern Club ec Helen Lau Ge:-ald1ne Lemanchek Gerry GAA 2 3 4 ArtClub2 3 loseph LeP ne Ruth Lawler Joyce LeMere Hum Declaml 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Poll1wogl2 3 4 Neshotah News Annual Ex Bd 3 lr Usher Pep Club 2 3 4 lr Hlgh Crler CIVIC Servmce Club ludge of Elec tlons Pep Band 4 Band 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety Delores Lxchterman Joseph LePme Joe Delores Lxchterman Del Page 73 Lois Marken Dale Marq ardt Judmth Marshall udy Davxd Mattek Hum Declam l 2 Glee Club QIVIC Servtce Club Loxs Marken Dale Marquaz-dt Booby G A A 4 Basketball 1 Football l Base AY 2 3 GAA l 2 3 4 'lim shotah News Annual Dram in QQ C lub 2 3 4 Speech Squad lr Hxgh Crier Debatel 2 CIVIC SSFVICS Club Chorus 4 Chorus Solo 4 O eretta 4 S 5 P All School Play 3 Sue Mettler Palrxc a Meyer Rose Mary Meyer Rosle Donald Mxller Butch GAA 1 Neshotah News An Track 2 3 4 Football 2 3 nual Chorus2 3 4 Operetta Swxmmmg 3 4 Kenneth Mosuch Kathlee M ldowney ludy Marsh Sue Mettler Sammy GleeClub1 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Neshotah News Annual Ex Bd 2 Red Cross 2 Sec 3 4 Madr1galGroup4 Cho rus2 3 4 Operetta 4 ball 2 3 1d M tt Patx'1c1a Meyer a Glee Club2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Neshotah News Annual Dram Club 4 lr Usher Speech Squad Intern Club Recreahon Board Pres 4 Rose Mary Meyer Kenneth Mosuch Kenny Movle Projectors l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Solo 3, 4, Band Ens 3, 4, Nattonal Honor Soclety Don lld Mllle Kathleen Muldowney Mohawk Glee Club 1, GAA 1, 2, 3 Board 4, Neshotah News, An nual, Ex Bd l, Offtce As S1Sl 3, 4, Purple and Gold 3 4, Speech Squad, Intern Club, Nurses Atcles 2, 3, Cho rus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Na tlonal Honor SOC1etY Page 74 1 f Robert Murphy Mickey Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, High School Notes 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, lr. High Crier, Civic Service 4, Pres., Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Solo 1, 2, Band Ens. l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 4' National Honor Society. Harold Nehring Hairs Neshotah News, Annual, Or- ganization Editor, Art Club 4, Ioan Peters lohn Piet oske Sy1v1a Brull Peanuts Oratoryl 2 GAA 12 3 4 Art Club 2 Nancy Pok Pokey GleeClubl 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 Board 4 Polliwogl 2 3 Pres 4 Neshotah News Editor Annual Dram Club 2 3 Vice Pres 4 Make up Club Vice Pres 4 lr High Crier Ed 1nCh1et Nurses Aide 1 Chorus 4 Chorus Solo 3 Chorus Ens 1 2 3 4 Op eretta 4 National Honor So Robert M phy Harold Nehr nq Joan Peters Ioanie John Pxetroske Pietrosk Neshotah News l High Crier Civic Service 4 ciety lane Polzar Rwhard Prausa Dick Basketballl 2 Footballl 2 Swimming 3 Glee Club 1 2 Neshotah News Annual Pep Band4 Bandl 2 3 4 Bancl Solo 2 4 Operetta 4 Base ball 4. Page 75 Nancie Porter Gxlbert Rahmlow Hans Sylvia Brull Jane Polzar Butterball G AA 3 4 Neshotah News Annual Ir Usher Home coming Court 4 Nancy Pok Nancme Porter Nan Extemp Reading l Ser De clam 1 2 Speech Squad lr High Crier Nurses Aide 1 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Ens 2 R chard Prausa Gilbert Rahmlow S A Ellen Rahn Darlene Rocheleau Ellen Rahn El Ser. Declam. l5 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Polliwoq 2, 3, 45 Nesho- tah News5 Annual5 lr. High Crier5 Art Club 3. 'SR Louis Rocheleau Roch Donald Ronspies Ronse Swimming l, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. Marian Sand Elizabeth Saunders Rita Savage l'Reets Oratory l, 25 Glee Club l,- 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Ne- shotah News5 Annual5 Dram. Club 3, 45 Sec. 35 Spelling Contest l, 2, 35 lr. Usher5 Speech Squad5 Ir. High Crier5 Youth Council Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Intern Club5 Homecoming Court 2, 45 Nurses Aides 2, 35 National Honor Society James Schultz Bubba Basketball l, 25 Glee Club 45 Stage Mgr.5 Pep Band 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4. lean Schultz loanne Schultz ik 'Y -H-Q Louis Rocheleau Marian Sand Sandy lntern. Club. Rita Savage Jean Schultz leanne Hum. Declam. l, 25 Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual5 Civic Service 45 Intern. Club5 Nurses Aide 35 Pep Band 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Band Solo 45 Band Ens. 2, 3, 45 Chorus Solo 3, 45 Chorus Ens. l, 2, 35 Operetta 4. Darlene Rocheleau Rush Ser. Declam. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Nesho- tah News5 Dram. Club 25 Of- tice Assist. 45 Speech Squadj Lib. Assist. 25 ltern. Club5 Nurses Aides l, 25 Chorus 35 All-School Play 35 National Honor Society. Donald Ronspie Elizabeth Saunders 'lBette Extemp. Reading 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Board 45 Polliwog 2, 3, Sec. 45 Neshotah News5 An- nual5 Purple and Gold 3, 45 Spelling Contest 15 N.F.L, 25 lr. High Crier5 Madrigal Group 35 Pep Band 35 Band l, 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Band Ens. 2, 35 Chorus Ens. 45 Operetta 4. lames Schultz Joanne Schultz Lefty Glee Club 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Annual5 Vice-Pres. l5 Speech Squad5 Intern. Club, Pres. Page 76 Carl Schwantes Lila Schwartz Schwartzie Boxing l, 2, 3, Annual, lr. Glee Club l, G.A.A. 2, Ne- Rotarian, Civic Service. shotah News, Annual, Cho- rus 2. Yi 453' H Wayne Sekadlo Shirley Sprang Band 2, 3. Dorothy ,Siclunqer Shelley Eugene Strutz Civic Service 4. Wayne Sekadlo Susque Football 4, Neshotah News. 'QB Carl Schwantes Llla SChWGflZ Dorothy Sickinger Dutty Glee Club 1, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Associate Editor, Speech Squad, Intern. Club, Nurses Aide 2. iff-Q ,x -:gs FY' I X, f l' fl ' .L, . j igeggi' We ' . Shirley Sprang Eugene Strutz Elaine Stuebs He1ana Leonard Stueck Sticker Speech Squad, Art Club 4, Neshotah News, Youth Coun- Operetta. Gil 4- -7' Iohn Tomcheck Dale Van Laarhoven 1. Elaine Stuebs Leonard Stueck John Tomchek Tiger Dale Van Laarhoven Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, uVGY1ClY' Lib. Assist. 1, Madrigal Group Bdskelbfill 1. 2, 3? BOXUXQ lr 4, Chorus 4, Operetta 4. 22 Football 2. 32 Swimminq 22 Page 77 Pep Band 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. loan Vertz Dorothy Vonclruska Shirley Wanek Shirl Marcia Weiss l'Marsh Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Polliwoq 2. 45 Po11iwoq Mgr. 45 Neshotah 4? N6-Sl'1O1dh News: ChOrUS News. . 4. Andrew Wicklacz Iames Wilfert 1 Joan Vertz 1oanus Extemp. Reading 1, 3, 45 Ser. Declam. 15 Oriqina1 Oratory 2, 35 Glee C1ub 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Anr1ua15 Dram. Club 3, 45 Speech Squad5 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Ir. High Crier5 Lib. Assist 15 Debate 15 Radio Guild 3, Sec. 45 Civic Serv- ice Society5 Pep Band 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Band solo 45 Band Ens. l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus so1o 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Ens. l, 2, 3, 45 A11- School Play 35 Operetta 4. Dorothy Vondruska Dort G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,,45 Annual. Shirley Wanek Andrew Wicklacz Andy Pep Band 45 Band 45 Band solo 45 Track 4. Marcia Weiss James Wilfert lim Pep Band 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4. Edward Willert Ed Mafi1Yn W0jt3 Basketball 1, 25 Boxing 15 GFMOFY 12 C1196 Clllb 1. 2. 3? Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA. 1. 2. 3. 4. Neshorah 4-Q Glee Club 45 Neshotah News5 NEWS. SDGHUIQ COTHGST 2. 'Vibe Pres. 15 Chorus 3, 45 Baseball Iflfem- Club? CTIOFUS 2. 41 W 2, 3, 45 Operettg 4, Chorus solo 25 Operetta 4. Eldon Wondrash Frank Yench Edward Willert Eldon Wondrash 'lEl Marilyn Woyta Frank Yench Chick Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News5 Annual5 Ex. Bd. 15 Purple and Gold l, 25 lr. High Crier 15 Lib. Assist. 45 Movie Projectors 1, 25 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 78 Dolores Young Dolly Shirley Zimmer Zim Glee Club lg GAA. l, 2 3, G,A.A. lp Armuul, Art Club 4, Speech Squad. 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4. i Dolclrezw Young 'NJ '- T? 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