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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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M1ss Barbara Meraclr We snall always remember M1ss Meracle for her t1reless efforts as adv15er of the 'Xuhotah staff for her wealth of 1d9GS 1n plannmg SGHIOT act1v1t1e5 and her fr1endly counsel as the senlor class adv1ser of Wash1ngton H1gh School Sdld Mr Earl Kromer Wash1ngton Hlgh School pr1nc1pal And th1s comment could be repeated by all the students who were 1n MISS Meracle s sen1or Engllsh classes the s1x years that she served ID our system In add1t1on to teach 1ng her classes she was the faculty adv1ser to the staff of the Neshotah annual work regu1r1ng ted1ou5 hours and days work completed w1ll1ngly pahently uncomplamlngly and generously Wa5h1ngton H1gh School m155e5 M1ss Meracle absent because of lllness sxnce the second semester Because she IS st1ll w1th us 1n our thoughts and hearts because we w1sh her every good th1ng 1n the days to come and because we want to show our apprec1at1on 1n our f1nest way we respectfully ded1cate th1s the 1955 'Neshotah of WdSh1UQtOH I-hgh School to M155 Barbara Meracle L, -. 1, 1 'nt' ' a I ' rf I ' 5 ' 5 in 7' .4 , ff , af-'K mf f' fl' fc' ' ' ' h , , I 1 3 .. 1 . . . . . , - I I ' , 1 , Gn behalf of the faculty and the Board of Educahon l wlsh to extend congratulatlons to each of you on the eve of commencement Each of you has had the pr1v1lege of study mg and l1v1ng 1n a democrat1c envlronment throughout h1s school expemence Each of us needs to rem1nd hlmself of the many blesslnqs lnherent under such a way of llfe We must however keep uppermost 1n our mmds that democracy strengthens the 1nd1v1dual by re qulrlnq much of hun and that our democracy does not necessar1ly make one man as good as another but that 1t merely seeks to remove all art1f1c1al barrlers and to asslst every man to amount to as much as h1s ab1l1ty character and lndustry permlts Th1s IS our herltaqe cherlsh lt w1th your whole bemq Slncerely H G lxnudrson Supermtendent Ai Harry G Knudlson Supermtendent of the Publlc Schools Two Rtvers WISCONSIN Adm Holdlnq meetlnqs on the second Thursday evemng of each month 1n the Wash1ngton l-hgh School Profess1onal Lxbrary the Board of Educatlon determmes all pohcles of the Two RIVGTS publlc schools They set the courses of study prov1de school bu1ld1ngs and addltlons draw up a school budget h1re teachers and set the salar1es for teachers All appropr1at1ons of pubhc funds for educatlonal purposes must be met w1th the1r approval All the1r mstructlons are carr1ed out by the Supermtendent Mr Knudtson and the pr1nc1pals of the varlous schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Standmg Howard Luebke, I R Eggers, Supermtendent H G Knudtson Seated August Fanslau, Roland Becker, Edmond Malkowslcl, W F Sauve, Gertrude Daetz, secretary, Norman H1ppert Page 5 , 1 I A I , V f f , , - I If , , J .ls ' f I I I' I I D 1 , . . l , ag a bf . , r 3 ci , . . , . 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I I . , . . , . , Page 6 Nz'2 As a caddy or goherlearnsto edabhsh a hne ofchrechon by whfch to locate h1s ball by slqhtlng an object beh1nd htm and IH front of hlm we too may proflt by th1s procedure Wh1le lookmq forward 1nto the future let us not forget to look back occas1onally 1nto the past These two polnts of reference w1ll help us to keep our sense of d1rect1on Washlnqton Hlqh School celebrates 1ts seventy flfth commence ment thrs year and we may well look to our alurnnl for the answers to many QUESTIONS l-low well does our school prepare for l1fe7 How has the school served the commun1ty'9 How have 1ts graduates served SOCIGJCYQ The answers are to be found 1n the servlce ren dered by our former students ID the professlons the arts trade and lndustry serv1ce orqanrzatlons yes and 1n some cases by the gold stars to be found on the m1l1tary records of our alumm To demonstrate the real worth of the school 1n our SOCIETY let us a1m to serve our commumty our ne1qhbors yes our world nelqhbors lncluded That they may have l1fe and have lt more abundantly Earl G Kromer tiff! KJ X J,,11,Lc,f7 We fad Q Kwmw pflbfddvflyf of Wczwmqfw JAQZL Sokaal X Mr Louls Posny Dean of Boys In the 30 years I have taught at Wash1ngton I'I1gh School I have found out one th1ng for certaln sa1d MISS Sweetman That IS that young people themselves do not change Thelr styles may change therr rnannerxsms may change even alas' thelrmannersmay sometlmes change but boys and g1rls do not And 1t should not be otherw1se Mlss Sweetman added For young people, at the threshold of a mature hfe ln the world, have ever been fresh and eager, unspolled e1ther by success or farlure, w1ll1ng to dare and to challenge, and anxlous to prove that nothxng, really, IS 1mposs1ble And no change 1n those respects could ever be for the better Mxss Gertrude Sweetman has been Dean of Gnrls at Wash1ngton I-hgh School s1nce September, 1947 In ad d1t1on to the dutles of that posxtlon, she teaches Latm Um Beam Mr Posny has taught brology at Wash1ngton Hlgh School s1nce 1949 In the fall of 1953 he also assumed the dutles of Dean of Boys When I flrst took over the pos1t1on of Dean of Boys I knew that the op portun1t1es for personal contacts w1th the young men at Washmgton I-hgh School would be xncreased but I won dered whether the larger number w1th whom I would be requlred to deal would make my relat1ons wlth all more 1m personal sa1d Mr Posny To my great pleasure I have found that the result I feared has not followed Not only have I been pmvxleged to know more of the boys at the school but I feel I know all of them thelr problems and therr hopes and amb1t1ons better Mxss Gertrude Sweetman Dean of Gxrls Page nl I ll . . . I . . , f I l ., . .. , . . I S A 1 ' Q . ll .. . . ,, . . . .. . 1 , , - .- , ll . I ll I . .. Page 8 lWr. Winn gets exam-paper migraine Peggy Ann Blank Mrs. Delores M. Ciha Marquette University Wisconsin State BS. College, La Crosse English 7, 8, 9 B-5- lr. High Crier Physical Education Polliwog G. A. A. 7, 8, 9 Cheerleading D. I. Barber Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh B. Ed. Manual Arts 3 Walter A lohnson Stout Institute Drafting Page lO Mary C Dunne The College ot St Catherine ,M Columbia University English Neshotah News Inkslingers Ball lohn A Gronouski Wisconsin State College Milwaukee N Machine Shop 'Q +'7 Michael Kazar Mrs Irma Klaus Wisconsin State Wisconsin State College Milwaukee College Milwaukee V t T h University ot Wisconsin Hgnlgirussigqer lr Red Cross r American Fxeld Art Club Neshotah News Service Chairman Art Adviser College, Oshkosh B.S. University ot Wisconsin M.A. Chemistry General Science 7, 8 Athletic Director Head Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Mrs Lila Glomstad University of Minnesota English Radio Gu ld Freshman Adviser Melvm H Heyroth University ot Wisconsin Ph B Mathematics Movie Prolectors Club Mrs Ruth lones Stout Institute Homemaking Floyd Dietzo Lucy Dutek Wisconsin State University of Wisconsi English Forensics . ' B.S. f- ,L B.A. 4 . i Q ' ' A n n ' i D 5 Q X h i . . . . . . it 4 'I A A I , I. , ss. Z is Bs. . gl.: W K .es . 1 . , , , r 1 l ..s, , H A 'V '-:L:.: Ms. A A ,,g, s ' M' ii I-1 Mrs. Gladys Konop Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee B. Ed. Speech Correction, Vision, Hearing Margaret Lahti Wisconsin State College Superior Mrs Dorothy Malley Wisconsin State College Milwaukee Grade School Art Music 7 B Study Hall 306 Girls Glee Club Grade School Music Charles McG1vern University of Wisconsin Ph B Ph M American History Debate Original Oratory Extemporaneous Speaking NFL 3 Barbara Meracle Ripon College English 12 Neshotah Annual Senior Class Adviser Warren Otto Louis l Posny North Central College Wisconsin State University ot Wisconsin Algebra Consumers Math Arithmetic 8 B Basketball B Football Donovan Richards Wisconsin State College Whitewater B Ed Health 7 Science 7 8 Adv Math Baseball lr l-hgh Basketball lr High Camera Club 12 ,S-ow College Stevens Point lohn Kraupa Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee B. Ed. General Science Visual Education Anne Kusta University of Wisconsin Columbia University Home Economics Cafeteria lunior Class Adviser Senior Farewell Dance University ot Wisconsin as Biology Driver Education Dean ot Boys -mr fr Fred Roemer University ot Wisconsin Band Chorus Boys Glee Club Madrigal Singers lerry Robien Wisconsin State College La Crosse University of Wisconsin General Math Head Basketball Coach Ass t Football Coach Ewald Schmeichel Wisconsin State College Oshkosh B.Ed. Printing Business Adviser ot the Neshotah News Page l 1 lx. E L A Ann Steeps Wisconsin State Collegeg Cgghkosh Enqitsh iof ii One Act Plays is 7 L,Ln Three-Act Play M Dramatics Club Charles Spring North Central College University ot Buttalo Ed.M. Social Science 7 8 Athletic Equipment Seventh Grade Adviser Carroll Swearengen American College of Physical Education B.P.E. Grinnell College A.B. Boys' Physical Education Swimming, Golf Intramurals 'P-A rv' Robert D Winn Lawrence College Alice M Thurston Wiscoi sin State College Eau Claire Librarv Library Club Leonard Ward Wisconsin State College Whitewater B Ed Office Practice Bookkeeping Ticket Sales Job Placement University ot Wisconsin E W Problems in Democracy Stage Crew fwwx Page 12 Blame B Wrolstad Luther College Citizenship Problems in Democracy World History Freshman Basketball Track 4635.-Q Berenice A Zander O' 7 'ia-T Gertrude Sweetman University of Minnesota B.A. Columbia University 1' MA. M Latin 9 IO Dean ot Girls Hospital Aides Emily Volk Future Nurses Club Future Teachers ot America Wiscon in Stite College Oshkosh Geography Conservation Club Make up Club Ruth Wawirka Wisconsin State College Whitewater BEd Stenography Typing Purple and Gold Senior Banquet University of Wisconsin English 12 If Arlisle Woltt Wisconsin State College Whitewater BEd Columbia University Bookkeeping Tvivmq Senior Banquet lohn Thorson Ripon College A.B. Geometry, Physics Freshman Football Chess Club Camera C lub Neshotah Annual Photography i Ban K iss. Bsf ..., an -Ks P y 'L f A f l ar 1' -I K A 5 4 . b. . . X! - A 2 B.A. f , ' ' ' ' A lf i L 4 L ' . . MVA. X y A ,J . . . - g lQ-l iff MA. A V VV.- i i Pep' Club I . B.A. BM. if l . . , B-A. A N , M , V MIA' ,,, ,,,W . I :fy - 1 f mt I Mrss Gertrude Daetz MISS Sylvla Burmelster Mrss Mrldred Zuehl Wawwa QM mf Me .Scenw An ever ready ard to Superlrtendent Harry Knudtson 1S Mlss Gertrude N Daetz hrs secretary Bestdes these dutres she ms responstble for the school pay roll Mtss Mtldred Zuehl s trrendly smlle and wllllngness to help each student have rnade the htgh school ottrce a cheerful place to stop BeS1dES her dally contact wrth the students Mrss Zuehl serves as Prtncxpal Earl Kromer s secre ary Although new to the statt th1s year M1ss Sylvra Burmerster works as a veteran X as she sells the lunch trckets and lssues supplles at the supply wtndow Besrdes handlrng the school s ttnances she acts as a general stenographer for the teachers Mrs Olga Ga uthrer Worklng hard to keep the reputatron ot havtng an extraordl nar1ly clean school rs our ma1ntenance statf Roland Broker George Babtch Wallace Clarksen Louts Klotzbuecher Maymart Karbowskr Elroy Mull Andrew Rogalskx Bernard Strrono George Spaeth and Olga Gauthter have a ftne record ot dependable servrce wh1ch rncludes cleanrng parntrng makrng necessary reparrs dehvertng and takrng care of the entrre campus and heattng system ,wr Mrs Laura Nagel and Mrs Luella Terry are responslble for pre parrng the wholesome cateterra lunches provrded for the teachers and students MAINTENANCE STAFF George Spaeth Andrew Rogalskt El roy Mull Maymart Karbowskx Roland Broker Lours Klotzhuecher George Babrch Wallace Clarksen Sam Srmono ,r--v-4 1,1- Mrs Luella Terry Mrs Laura Nagel V x Page l3 - E f 'sr I e A A f N ' 3 - . dl A - tt. , i ,: I' K . L X V Jr- L- -.. , . . K J' , . , L 5 V . . I . . N.: , 4 1 . . . . XX N f A . . . , r T l V U f , , . ' t - t I 1 ' 2, 1 . 1 I V 1 - , ' ' , f . 1' f f 1 , I ' ' ,tt-t 1 5 ,z A - y T ,, - 1 . ' '. , ' Ag , 25? Eff , 1. ,, f sa f oN If ' , 1,1 g . -Y rf, , K A . lf ' 1, 1 . , ., J 7 - A L , ,I A . J, ' ' V I - ff' f ,U L -i5'Jf-.fi A A , .M Az- ye-ww' , --in-. - ff ' 5 T if r, A , W . ,P '1 X Page Cheers for the twins as they dive -1---,.,,,, -.-.... 'h 'l b 1, X, E' '--Munn n xv M ammo, 'il 'Q 2 G V S' Q. , ,A Swv Q5 M Q1 .f fx- -2 . vi Lf ,, 1 v W, N .-,a , ,Q 1. fa in 'evehflk Q.. fa-sv wwf J. . f.Sw,,3-, ,L-ff' W - 1 ' QW., ,, f,- X - 4. -A fy. .M . v.. 'FQ' H. f 'uf' , fm' I ' - Q v Q ,X 1 r K ,Lf x- J, . A 1. JE INDIVIDUAL SCQRING Seniors Bill Kreisa. . ,... . I . Tom Gospodarek. . , Tom Beniinqer, , . . . . PauI Ruihmansdorfer Ted MeIar1son. . . . . . Bud Behrendt, . . . Bob Thiede. .... . Underclassmen Paul Kummerow ..,,. Ierry Wojta, , . , ., Mike Culliqan .... Ruthmansdorfer G t h Paige I6 plaqm Zellner Managers: Charles Schultz, Pete Schmitt, Herb H l Mosl Valuable Player MID-EASTERN CQNFERENCE RECORD W L Neenah. .... .... 6 0 Kimberly ..... . .... 5 l Kaukauna ..., .,.. 5 2 Two Rivers. .. ....4 3 Mer1asl'1a..... ,r..3 4 Clintonville .,.,. .... 2 5 Shawano ..,.. .... 2 5 New London .... .... O 7 Melanson Benzinq P KOCh Snmono l..aPean Page 17 Grunwald Al Koch OTBALLf-Row 4' Mr. Otto, Schultz, Culligan, Bruechert, Murphy, A, Koch, Guetschow, G. Menges, Grunwald, LaPean, Kuether, Waskow, Mr. Robien, Mr. D R 3 Schmitt, Vreeke, Polirh, Steltz, Kreisa, Spierinq, Behrendt, Siriiono, Ertrnan, C. Menqes, Duval, Plialen. R 2 Kornely, Benzinger, Woita, Zellner, Waier, Uhlir, Kummerow, D. Koch, St b Decker. R 1. Heili, Ciha, Melanson, Gospodarelc, Blaha, Thiede, Ruthmansdorier, Wargin. Gcuqwence Jfancwa ZGJLMQC! Neem Bolstered by nine returning lettermen, Coach Floyd Dietzo laid his plans for the 1954 grid season, with the help of able assistants, Ierry Robien and Warren Otto. Forty-seven eager candidates reported for the first practice, only weeks away from the opening battle with Manitowoc. Football isn't football at WI-IS, or at any school, unless injuries occur, and on the night of Septem- ber l7, 1954, three talented lettermen, Paul Koch, lerry Wojta, and Torn Steltz watched the inter- city classic from the bleachers. TWO RIVERS 7, MANITOWOC 7 CAwayJ. The Raiders learned early in the season that statistics don't win ball games. Outplaying the Fox Valley entry, Dietzo's Purple Griddersn had to settle for a tie. Bill Kreisa's 7-yard blast, with Benzinger's conversion, scored for the Raiders. TWO RIVERS 6, KIMBERLY 19 CI-Iomel. The Dutchrnen were too big and tough for the Cool City boys, as the Raiders lost the conference opener. A TD pass from Benzinger to Gfospodarek accounted for the Raider's lone tally. TWO RIVERS 12, CLINTONVILLE 6 CI-Iomel. Sparked by Benzinger's passing and running, the Raiders whacked the Truckers in the mud and rain. Kummerow and Benzinger ran for TD's. TWO RIVERS 31, NEW LONDON 6 CI-lomel. Kreisa's two TD's led the scoring, with Ruthmans- dorfer, Wojta, and Thiede each crossing pay dirt for a homecoming victory over the Bulldogs. Page 18 TWO RIVERS O, KAUKAUNA 6 CAwayl. Sta- tistics champs once again, but not in the score. Six inches of mud got the best of the boys at crucial times. Despite weather conditions, Ben- zinger passed for 150 yards. TWO RIVERS 6, MENASHA 2 CI-Iomel. Playing the finest brand of ball they knew how, fourteen seniors played their final home game in the annual Parents' Night game. Benzinger's TD pass to Gospodarek was the winning marker. TWO RIVERS 13, NEENAI-I 27 Cltwayl. The first half saw Two Rivers ahead of the league champs, but depth and power caught up with the Raiders in the final 24 minutes. Melanson's 75-yard TD pass interception highlighted the day's affair. Kreisa took a pass from Benzinger for the other score. TWO RIVERS 19, SHAWANO O CAwayl. The Indians and the snow weren't enough to defeat the Raiders in the season finale as Benzinger's trigger arm hit Kreisa and Cfospodarek for TD's. Behrendt scampered 20 yards for the Raiders' last TD. For the second straight year, the Raiders placed in the first division of the Mid-Eastern Conference. When conference honors were passed out, Quar- terback Tom Benzinger, End Tom Gospodarek, and Guard Bob Zellner placed on the All-Conference Team. Twenty-two boys received letters at the season's end, with eight returning next year to form the nucleus of the 1956 Purple Raider team. K' nf Matt! - gg: A if 'G ' Q qs v X ii fxw F . 4 N 11: 'i 3 3 QE ,, L , 1 f- 1. wg X!! K . 13 5 Y fv , HJ x .M QQ in sas Wg 3? ll' C v 4 Al ...Q Ibhy Jr Q! 1 N.. ?f? N A Ks 4' 0 X , 3 av .X sv-'V ' ' ii , -s' iggqi' ' . ,-my Q. f is an . I M E 'vt rg I Va- M my 1' w I f4L 1' Q he 0. 5 a - . f 6 d-Q1-f.4Q 'Agjerf .gd QW yr M b ' .r7m,,,,,.--- . . Head Basketball Coach lerry Robxen B Team Coach Warren Otto if pkg, 34 A I Kimberly. . . Two Rivers. . Neenah ..... Menasha .... Kaukauna Shawano New London Clmtonvllle Hexll pam MID-EASTERN STANDINGS Won Lost 13 1 9 5 9 5 9 5 Woyta Wmwrw at Schultz Steltz H ui Koprowslu Messman Antome Page . It ,t.. J ' 'it Q if 4 i ,iff gil, I SM fl t dei . 5 V 5 ' l ., l htrht . - . ,h' - 1 - 5 , 25, V . 4254633 x . r-- A I ' 3 'g L1,-:-L. fffig- f, 1 ,. I i - Ll af ' .. httt J ff 'Q f' -',: 'X I - . L ..,, f ' -'---,: , 1 , ' f , f z Q - . K' 5 : '5 'w'A '2 . fl - - rtt,, ffiif v'r5 ' x v Qg..,QjQ1 f' 1 fl y . f thhhl l 'fy if l l N ttlt , 5 'la f C 'tl' T' 1' - 3 ' fi-fri iraa Q ' .5 Qc OC K h Benzinqer Page 2l INDIVIDUAL SCORING Tom Benzinqer. Bill Tomchek. . Paul Koch ..... Ierry Markham. Iohn Grunwald Paul Antonie. . . Bill Kreisa ..... Ierry Wojta .... Chuck Schultz. Tom Sleltz ..... Iohn Koprowski. . . . . Dick Me-ssman. Herb Heili ,,... Duz Duval ..... FT T PTS 96 446 lO5 297 60 ISD 53 I37 57 l I I 24 96 26 68 9 33 7 I3 6 I2 I 7 3 7 O 2 I l 'zz- Y' lx , IQ I 3 E Markh M Q Siandinq: Layclen. K l K dna BFS S ll li nee ing: ornely, K Rh B femwvwe wefwsecwwzm With the first white blanket of snow settled on the campus of Washington High, basketball hopefuls flocked to the gym for early-season tryouts. Seven lettermen greeted Coach Ierry Robien, ready to start practice for the season opener with Kewaunee. TWO RIVERS 49, KEWAUNEE 44-Sweet revenge for last year's two defeats-Raiders cop season opener. Tomchek leads the way with 17 points. TWO RIVERS 50, MANITOWOC 51-We were robbed! Highly-touted Shipbuilders hand the Robienmen a heart- breaking defeat in final seconds. Tomchek's 14 markers led a well-balanced scoring attack. TWO RIVERS 42, PLYMOUTH 51fTall, tough, and rug- ged are the Panthers-Tomchek again high with 145 last year's Scoring King, Tom Benzinger, starts hitting with 13. TWO RIVERS 57, NEW LONDON 52-Back in form now --Raiders take Mid-Eastern opener from Bulldogs. Tomchek and Benzinger hit the rims for 19 and 18 points respectively. TWO RIVERS 70, CLINTONVILLE 59-Easy pickings- winning streak-Last-place Trucks almost pick up first con- ference win. Ben's deadly jump shots ring up 24 points. TWO RIVERS 44, SI-IAWANO 39YDetensive minded- Everybody scores for win four in a row. Koch lost for season through knee injury. TWO RIVERS 73, MARINETTE 36-Off and running- Marines no competition for Raiders. Accounting for 27 points in three quarters, Benzinger heads scoring parade. Sophomore center, Paul Antonie, replacing injured Koch, pots 14. TWO RIVERS 47, MANITOWOC 40-Another one added to the list-On their way to the Fox Valley crown, the Ships are halted by a fighting band of Raiders. Benzinger, Tomchek, and Antonie high with 17, 15, and ll. TWO RIVERS 66, MENASI-IA 69-We finally fallfBlue Iay's press overcomes Raiders in final quarter. Benzinger and Tomchek big guns with 23 and 20 points. TWO RIVERS 77, KAUKAUNA 70- Bouncing Ben Booms -Benzinger sets school scoring record, pumping in 36 points. Grunwald and Tomchek lend hand with 15 and 12. A BASKETBALL TEAM Sta dng Markh Grun ald Messman Kre sa Steltz I-Ieili Kneeling Wojta Sch ltz Duval Koch Ben nger Tomchek Bouncing Ben looks like the Benzinger of old hitting for 23 Koch chips in with 20 TWO RIVERS 73 SHAWANO 64 Look out everybody third successive conference win Only four Raiders score but how they did Benzinger 26 Tomchek 21 Koch 16 and Markham 10 TWO RIVERS 68 MENASHA 70 All good things come to an end lust a few free throws at the right time would have done it Koch blazes the hoops for 24 Tomchek tallies 20 TWO RIVERS 68 ALUMNI 62 Old pros taught a lesson Robien and his Raiders bring home the Schneider Trophy TWO RIVERS 68 KAUKAUNA 77 Those pesky Ghosts Iim Otte and Ghosts dump Raiders in heated battle Tom chek s 27 points tops Benzinger s 22 TWO RIVERS 52 KIMBERLY 66 Bye Bye Champion ship Balanced Kims have too many guns for Cool City five TWO RIVERS 59 NEENAH 54 It s our turn again Overrated Rockets fall to spirited Raiders Benzinger hits the hoop for 25 Tomchek coins 15 TWO RIVERS 63 NEW LONDON 62 Too close for com fort Benzingers last second basket wins hot contest TWO RIVERS 58 CLINTONVILLE 56 Off on another TWO RIVERS 54 KIMBERLY 82 A scrimmage for the champs Raiders fight a losing battle Benie swishes 18 Grunwald Antonie each collect I2 TWO RIVERS 61 NEENAH 56 A storybook finish A thrilling climax in the Mid East finale Raiders display team effort Benzinger s 18 high TWO RIVERS 62 LUXEMBURG 40 Regulars see limited action in WIAA tourney opener at Kewaunee TWO RIVERS 70 MANITOWOC 58 Chumps beat Champs Unpredictable Raiders trounce overrated Fox Valley Kings in Sub Regional finale Benzinger racks up 26 TWO RIVERS 49 GREEN BAY EAST 61 The end ofthe road to Madison This year s record of 15 wins and 8 losses stands as one of the best in the past eight years Their 9 5 conference record is the best since joining the Mid Eastern Conference four years ago Tom Benzinger s 446 points broke his own record set last year I-Iis 892 points for a three year varsity total is also a school record Benzinger was named Most Valuable Player for the 1954 55 season and Ierry Markham was named Captain Page 23 - n i : am, w , , i , , . ' : ' , u , , , zi , , it . ,I . , . . - , I , . 1 - 1 I ' ' I - . . ' ' . . , . ' , , I . . I I I - ' . , . . . , . I T ' W . , . I I 7 - I 'T I A-A I . . 1 . , . I I I 7 ' - , . , 7 4' . , . . - 1 -. . ' . , . . it if I W ' I ' Pow l Relirauer, Copeskey, B BASKETBALL TEAM- Row 2: Antonie, Schroeder, Doertler, Kroemrig, Murphy, Koprowski, Klein, Wargin, Culligan, Polich. Gagnon, Markusen, Malkowslci, Malley. Coach Warren Ctto's Tunior Varsity, showing exceptional ability and well-balanced teamwork, came through with one of the best records in re- cent years with a l4-5 season record. The boys handed Shawano their only defeat of the season, posted a double victory against Manitowoc, and defeated both Neenah and Kimberly, strong con- tenders in the Mid-Eastern Conference. Washington High School had a good year in freshman basketball this year, tying for first place in its league games. Coach Bjarne Wrolstad believes that this freshman sguad had at least a dozen good candidates for the var- sity. Well-balanced scor- ing and rebounding, plus a fine coaching job by Mr. Wrolstad, re- sulted in a highly suc- cessful season for the freshmen. Individual Scoring Gospoclarek ........ 73 Beth ......... . . .7l Brault .... . . .68 Nebel ...,.. . . .68 Messman .... . . . .42 Consistently hitting the hoop, the boys averaged 35'fQ of their attempts during most of their games. They played exceptional ball against Shawano, sinking 42fQ of their shots that night. The team came close to being the ideal, for there were ten boys who could perform capably when needed, resulting in a well-balanced team. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM- Row 3: Mr. Wrolstad, Root, Cuturia, Eesley, Brull, Kozlowski, Plckard, Beth, LaFl Markusen. R 2 D 'll L t B Brault Gospodarek Messman Pries Nebel. ow uva e, auren , uenzow, Row l: Layden, Peronto, Koeser, De prey, Slaby, Bever, 'Kopetsky.' I Page 25 V P',e vunrlk' Wu In ' . I? Hg' Xen X' 'Ns 'WVJQQ id rwu mm nmuscnnuu Ag 1 f' GOLF Standing Strye Hallett Mr Kr eellnq Gospodarek Uhlxr Er ond wvvu , 'mfr L TRACK Row 4 Splerlnq Stellz Schmxtt Gleason Menqes Stuebs Murphy Antome Collxer Stamslawskl Strohm Layden Row 3 Duval Kopet ky Root Wolf Kuhl Seass Cullxqan Caqnon Gemxer Haqedorn Engel brecht Mr Wrolstad Mr Dxetzo Raw 2 Kurnmerow Perontc Kamtz Slaby Steven Arle Gospodarek Beth Malley Krumdlak W l man Rrw 1 Logan Grunvvald Melzn on Rezaclrek Skrzycke Thlede Ertmin Wexer Koprow k1 Sparked by elght returnlnq lettermen the Purgold thrnlles were led by l-lead Coach Btarne Wrclstad and Assxstant Coach Floyd Dletzo through a successful season Returnmq lettermen were Bob Th1ede Ted Melanson ,lohn Grunwald Lee Wrlsman Carl Schultz Terry Krumd1ck Tom Steltz and Paul Kurnrnerow The schedule 1ncluded SIX dual meets the Port Washmqton Relays the Con ference meet the Sectronal and trnally the cllmax the State meet at Madrson Swearengen Schwartz Karl Stollberq players who represent the school 1n the matches teams Jerry Markham semors and Chuck Schultz 1un1or The team played two games wrth rxval Maru towoc and seven Mxd Eastern Conference teams A Q t BASEBALL Row 4 Mr Rnchards Rlppe Cuturxa Gregor Demcak Vxque Duerschmldt Monk W Markusen Row 3 Perlman Koeser Waskow Kornely Copeskey Mandel Warqm Wmlson Row 2 Messman Moseler Prles Brault Menqes R Markusen Kuether Blaha Kroenmq Page Rowl Zlatmk Decker Peltler Markham Benzlnger Wolta Schultz . Q. '- v ll' A ' 5 QQV ' .E L -K K ,Q V I Tr? Vx C ,, V, ,'r I N E, fume E lt Qi? A .T V 4. x 5 I l tt f ' 15:0 H ,tg fl' 7 'U f ,I www A A i ' Glam? S 5 ' -L' L ' V ,X . it m it N y y 'W vf ' T T t Koch,St:hulTz. V ' t ' F ' 2 ' T 5' 1 ' S ' TF ' . -. V T , ' , Q1 t, . ' V' A vw' y K5 A V' ' ' I K, 5' 4 . K. X A . . l It 1, 'J L ' L T v 1 E K ' 'A ' ' I ,ff f K X 1 7 . . . I . 1 1 5 ' H . 'x X X I . - , A f A X Veterans Tom Gospodarek and Bob Uhl1r led the Purple and Gold lrnksmen rn thexr 1955 competrtlon lntra school tournaments under Coach Carroll Swearenqens superv1s1on are held at regular lntervals to determme the tlve The boys d1d not play 1n a conference but got a taste ot rough compehtron when they played matches against some of the Fox Rlver Valley The 55 Purple Rarders under the superv1s1on ot Coach Donovan Rrchards took to the dxamond thxs sprmg w1th a large turnout of boys Leadrnq the team through the touqh mne qame schedule were returmng lettermen Tom Benzmqer and he-sw. Sus1e LeCla1r All Around G1rl 1955 ,-.N ,4f?s ,gav- 41 'QTY af Mrs Delores Cxha Natahe Lueck G A A Advlser Hockey ii' Q92 Ellen Galeckx Badmmton asf., 'ef 'U' Lou Ann Prausa Mary Ellen Kronzer Tumblxnq Bowlmq SWNG Nr Carol Koprowslu Bowlmg Q17 -A y-Q-uu- Ai Donna Gren1er Volleyball qw' Barbara Bohne Archery Hockey bowhnq volleyball and softball are only a few of the man sports open to the g1rls who part1c1pate 1n the G1rls Y Athlehc ASSOC1GtlOH Th1s orqan1zat1on wh1cl'1 IS celebratmq t dt ent 1tS 25th anmversary thls year now sponsors en 1 er s rts Golf and square dancmg were added to the l1st of P0 act1v1t1es th1s season Page 28 G A A OFFICERS Sandy Gesell VICE Pres1dent Sus1e LeCla1r Presldent loy Mettler Secretary SUMMER 0 M -1- 13 Pat Naeser Bowlmq -.of Leatr1ce Dent Sw1mm1ng ii K V ef' agar Glona Engle loan Kowalsky Outdoor Sports Betty Mettler Tenms Softball nts or Part1c1pat1on 1n a major sport ent1tles a q1rl to IOO POI he ma earn 75 pomts 1n a mmnor sport The tour semor g1rls 5 Y w1th the h1qhest number ot pomts are automat1cally cand1dates h l th for the honorary t1tle ot All Around Glfl Eac g1r 1n e club asp1res for th1s honor wh1ch 1S made publ1c the mght of the GAA banquet BeS1d9S the sprmq banquet the q1rls sponsor the Homecommg Dance and a Faculty tea 'L .wrls 1 Q AE ' lf 4'-1' E ', 42? ' x wt! . 1 k A L Y l y Q ' A 4 . ff' Eli 1. ' 1 ' Klfll ft! V lk' Ll Zll L I I A 1 I 1: X1 5, 1- - A ' A 5: . f ,N 1, qyyy if' Q t ' e I kfv' K 3 A u 'j l 1. VW,,- I P L Q A ' I XJ ,:,,v-v f' A crown for Queen Sandyg think it will ht? Listen to Nola, qirls, she knows how! Ball three-low and inside! Pat is ready for it, Susie! Did that handshake delivery help make you high-girl bowler, Susie? Page 29 Watch that linger, Ioan! inn-vu-4l X, 1 po 3 Ah dt Fansluu Wanek Simons Barber Fronk Nlquelte Prsu Krwxl ky Mllcr C 14 lc: Den PCLLIWOG CLUB Row rn Row 2 Schultz Krumdlplc Wllson Wallrs Pal7er Holme l1Rose Krueger Huen ow lfislur ll Cl tlte Hzlvorsen Prank gwearenqen Rowl Grayvarek Seass Pslher Qmono QNQ1 trxso Keep tn ttme w1th the mus1c' were the famtltar words repeated by Mrs d th D lores Clha advtser as members of the Polltwoq club practtce e1r e rouhres ln tlme to the hlt songs from The Best of Broadway b A l m school IS The Pollxwoq Club IS an honorary swtmmmq clu ny q1r b b e a member of the club lf she passes the test whlch conststs ehqt le to ecom of stunts strokes and d1VeS Emblems are awarded to g1rls who have been em embers for one year and medals are qtven to those w1th two year m m bershlps Spectal awards are presented to the honorary members The honorary members are chosen by the underclass members tor thetr de pendab1l1ty and serv1ce to the club Q 'Q-Y Nancy Gehrke Betty Mettler Manager Manager we Aim HONORARY POLLIWOG CANDIDATES Row 3 LeCla1r Kowalsky Dent Bohne Buenzow Row 2 Schultz Prausa Rowl Fronk Galeckl Indlcates Honor Polllwogs PEN POLLIWOG OFFICERS Brenda Halvorsen serretary Ellen Galeckl vxce prestdent Leatrxce Dent presxdent Page 30 . ' Ao L L i. . ff,.,f A W ,X .. . 1 D I I X A K W Ds.-.-A I X' C J , 1 f .4 V ' I - 1 , 'Q , , tx, , , B ,i '. sa, 4 1 s' , 1 1, Llav , . t. f f ' - P ' y 1 . . . ' ' I ll 11, f. . . . I g ' 1 x ,YV rtaa1 ff! X 'D A Af'j 1 1 r. , I ,I bi D V E' ' '13, ' ,. L -lvl, an-an-. Q oi' 2 Q sv ' Z9 if 'As' ' 4 ,J .Q,xM Page 32 Pounds and pounds Qf clothes for the worlds needy 1 A-wE?2Esi W WUI! 0 wwf, 0 0 1' BAND- Row 5 Duckell, Grxrmn, I. Vlfxlson, Murphy, Doerfler, Spranq, Skrzycke, P. Messrnan, Ploeckelmann Row 4 Bever, Deprey, Paulsen, le-nklns, Kanltz Pzlqer, R LdFond, Slrutz, Sxrnono, Markham, Paqels Row fl Grlxedult Pdlrer Fectenu, lrnflra, Pxlurn, Zerrznn, R. Karl, R. Karl, Slaby, Krueger, lonse-n, Klexn Row 2 Sulxmwrr Gustavson Lf-xwrerxrv, I lnlfrvni Dvrzrnvlxek, V, Lf1Fum'l, Brexvoqel, Brunner, l. luodl, K Bxrr, Kmxrrr' Huw l lnrelvke, Wallls, S0lx'1ll7, C5l0rnsldd. PEP BANDfRow 2 Kochorosky, Pupeter, Grrmm, Pxlqer, I, Wrlson, LaFond, H. Wxlson, Enqelbrechl, Stevens, Iaeckel, Skrzycke, Luebke, Ploeckelmann, Messman Row 1: Hurst, Laurent, Hallada, R, Karl, R, Karl, Sxckmqer, Dvorachek, Pxlon, Krueger, Klem, Iones. Page 34 jfx' -'- ' .ig,i-iff' X 'ig ru ' HE- gg BAND- Row 4 Benzinger, Kotarek, Hallada, Hurst, Duval, C. Laurent K. Briiechert, Kitzerow, B, lones, Koclioroslcy Schmitt Row 3 Krumniel, Stevens, R, Lodl, l. Laurent, Engelbrecht, H. Wilson, Rath, Pnipeter, Meyer, Kupscli l E i I M H E' 't t ls' B lc L tr Braun , . .ue-.ieri Q., ro er, evarte., -1 L .. .. ., Row 2 V. Blrr, Hoida, Scarseth, Kappe man mom , . e::sn.an K Slcgfg KtKK Klrwgtfll VikWl Ilcl Rowl Mr. Roerner, M ronrer, . ii' in er, Harmon, ur 1, . ronler, u ta, . ,ae .i, zeicirier, oncrur- ii, . wma, .ier 1 Maifm of Maladwm Memwwi Music plays an important part in the curriculum of the nearly 225 students of Washington l-ligh School who are enrolled in Senior Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, and the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. Meeting every sixth period in the band room ot the new wing of our school, the Senior Band, under the baton of Mr. Fred Roemer, worked diligently to perfect their selections tor the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, Spring Concert, Memorial Day Parade, and the annual Band Festival which was held at Neenah this year. The Band Mothers organization sponsored the sending ot several band members for a three- week stay at the Music Clinic in Madison during the month ot luly. At the conclusion of the Clinic, the students played with the Music Clinic Summer Band and presented an outdoor concert on the University ot Wisconsin campus. This year's Band Council was led by Tom Ben- zinger, who was elected president by the band mem- bers, with Rene Emond serving as secretary. Twenty-six members ot the Senior Band were chosen this year to play in the Pep Band. This group performs during pep assemblies and at basket- ball games where it would be ditticult facilitating the 92 members ot the Senior Band. Peter Schmitt served as student director tor this group. Highlight ot the year was the appearance of the University ot Wisconsin Band which was sponsored by the high school band. After presenting an out- standing concert to an appreciative audience, the University students were housed and entertained in Two Rivers. Mary Ellen Kronzer served as chair- man tor this event. Paige 35 -,p-4 A 5 .L 4 fr H- A Ag an 1 4 I 1 4' X 12,4 -' ,.- iw 'Aa v- A5 ' it Viv 3 , .. ,Ju ' ' ' F 'H' t' rw '- .-4? A BOYS GLEE CLQB Row 4 Cesarini, R. Karl, R. Karl, Uhlir, Ciospodarek, larek, Melanson, Gibeault Meineke Row 3 Kotarek Schepper, Kcrmelc, R. Strohm, Hendries, Lodl, Zermuehlen, Hall, Klein, Kruse, Klabunda Koe er Row 2 Guet chow Wilsman, Durand, Ploeckelmann, Bohne, Markusen, Copeslcey, Laurent, Kitzerow, Koch Row l R Strohm Kon oroski, Pilger, Schaden, Scluriiitt, Schultz, Doertler, Halvorsen, Mr. Roelner. The Boys' Glee Club meets every Friday during the second period under Mr. Roemer's direction. They performed this year at the Christmas assem- bly and also tor a pep assembly. Thirty-eight boys make up this group which is accompanied by Brenda Halvorsen. Miss Margaret Lahti directs the Girls' Glee Club which meets during the fifth period on Thursday and Friday. This group is made up ot titty-seven girls who perform at the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, Spring Concert, and the Vocal Festival. l s 1'-A .- ' ,Q .10 .Q Q as 3 . i V r , up CR .-, , 6 v S -. 'V .1 fa. if GIRLS' GLEE CLUBfRow 41 Miss Lahti, Karlxowski, M, Koslowski, Lal2ose, A. Schroeder, Doucetle, N. Schroeder, Prausa, Nxquette, S. Schroeder Row 3: Breivoqel, Miller, Bonlm, larek, Boclenstalz, Kafka, Christensen, Rasrmisseri, Starigel, Kronzur, Hermans, Rozmarynoslu Row 2: Siebold, l. Kozlowski, Broker, Koprowski, Burbey, Swearenqen, Schnorr, Simono, Bauknecht, Ketchum, Wachtel, Farislau Row 1: Geimer, Koch, Conley, Bastian, Pazdera, Belonger, Blasczyk, Baugniet, Firkowski. Every third hour the Mixed Chorus meets under Mr. Roemer's direction. Besides participating in the Vocal Festival in Oshkosh, this group also performed at the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, Spring Concert, and the Music Festival. They made their final appearance at the graduation ceremonies in lune. ludy Becker and Brenda l-lalvorsen accom- panied the group. The Annual Two Rivers-Manitowoc exchange concert was held this year at Washington High Q Q 4-.CS School. Combining their voices, the massed group performed tor a student assembly. Shortly betore the Christmas recess, the entire Chorus spread the Yuletide spirit by caroling in the corridors. Likewise, this spirit pervaded the other schools as the Chorus sang special Christmas music tor them at their own school. Bernard larek served as president ot the Chorus Council this year, and Bill Kreisa recorded the minutes. .g I er- R 1 dl or t 1 R ,Z 24 11 111 11 11 be-ff 's 'PN Q, ' Q OPI-ICE ASSl5TANTb To a1d M Z1l9l1l wlth the II1yIldLlOf plGIlCdl task II the h1qh schocl Ltt ce student othce assrstant a e OI d11ty each l'lOUI of the day These q1rls del1ve me ages to teachers art stadents ass1st 111 t1l111q make ahsen e entr1es on report cards sort Hldll and perform cthe mwcellaneous tasks connected Wlth school adr111111Q+rat1on PURPLF AND GClD To encourage st1 lent p11t1c 1p1t1r11 111 sele t111q the to1e1q11 exCha1qe student the 1 rple 11d Gel l l11 1 Qhed the Share the Fare C11111 1 lUI Stucler t were 1 ble to vcte tm a t11de11t from the C111 tIY of the Qhmce ter each ter cert sl are p111 ch1sed ln add t1or to thrs fund ra1s11q drne the club also sponsered the e tertalnrnent h1qhl1dht Cf the year th Faculty Al Qtar Sen1or Boys baslcethall qame to help hnance the exchange studerat l3r1rna11ly a se-rw Ce C'11l1 the members a1so take C me ot the sem 1 tlor r dwplay case 1 leer 1tPdT6I1t5 N1qht nheala Cc 1t 1t w11111111nqn1eets t IT the Chr1st 11111 t ees111t e 1 t r1111r1 11 d sperscr a p111 Q dance CJ1th Eelwe t lea the cub as pre et San Ge e l aeted a served as ecre tre1s1rer M1SH Path Mavvrrka 15 ace ty adv er lUNlOl'2 LQ ER5 B e11t1t lly gm t rrnals e LI 11 r e ns 31161 PII 1 s hwo 1 111 t 1 ,ek e1de11t and Barr 1 G tavson x W 5 II 1 11r 1111111 ot the 11111 , s we D HF ANP A 11 Wamr 1-Q, 1 err 7 l.lt-I l' HH i K Vv 1. 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L 4 N . it I Zfij v' , X , 1 1 1 1 115- ' 1 1 1 1 1, ' Q- 5 A 1515 , A Q' SQ 'Q 1 4 Y. .' , fx I . 5-1 1 9 'T gg 'ii f ' , I .- 1 xv' P 'ff 1' ' xl 6 't V 1 , , ' ff: 1 E, -Q If s yi 3,1 5 X lUNlOR ROTARIANS Chosen by a faculty cornmrt tee on the basls ot character leadershrp servrce and schclarshrp rrne Junior boys are rnvrted to attend the weekly drnner meetmqs ot the Two R vers Rotary Club at the Hotel lrlannlton At the last rneetrnq they attend the boys are presented wth prns to rdentrty them as Honorary Rotarrans MQVlE PRQHECTORS CLUB ls there a rnovre to be shown rn an Enqlrsh Class? or rs there an assembly program whreh rs teaturrnq a IT1OVlS9 When such prob lerns arrse Mr Melvrn Heyroth and hrs group ot tralned rnovre rperators are called upon and the srtuatron rs well III hand Every rnernlrer of the M: vre Rroreotr rs Club IS 1 tmusy One usrnq hrs tree perrorls to t per ite trlrn rrrorertor Vr rrous Classroorn tor tht trenttlt ct the ut ent inc teachers N QFQ AIDFS Nurse ctthe tuture fqrrl who r l rn Ulliiwlllfl re nur err 4 c hosen is fncte tothe nur es at the loc rl ho pri rl lherrs rs a busy Chedule wrth regular utter school anal evenrnq hours When Cor tlrvts arrse there are alm rys substrtutes ready to help Mrss Gertrude Sweetman rs the Capable rdvrser of thrs qroup ardrnq qrrls to recerve valu rl le trarrnnq rn the career they hope to tollow MOVIE PROIECTORQ CLUB Row 3 Paqel Paqel Lilnond Me srnan Mc nka Steven Strrwtxrn ow 2 M Hewro lr De an IUNIOR ROTARlANu Qtrrrvlrrrq M1 nqf rerrrr Wa kow otlroro ky Wx on at-cl r 1 tr 1 t rn Trlrre fb- rrrnerr inn l flue t mann So no ky Peltrer Lrln A Pretro ke Perlrnin Il rtmlc ow 1 Av: ry rug nr lr P e r -Q .Lf NURSES AIDES Row 3 Bastian Peltrer Lawrence Warxelc Sxrnono Gots'e1n Krueger Chr sten en Streu LiFond Morency Row 2 Graycarek Levanetz Laurent Hoxda Bertzel Fredrr kson Petrr Broker Ste-bold Kronzer Lonfg Bauknecht Bauqr et Maruqa Busse Rowl Bohne Wachtel Perry Sonntaq Lodl Brervoqel Vassar Glerchner Ahrndt Crha Ratlrsack Horcla LeClarr Heffernan an- ,4 5 f 4 ' a l . 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'R 'iv RARY A HISTANTS B k H I q Holly Cotrllton was the name ot the beautr Two Rrvers Youth Councrl m collaboratron wrth t R creatron Departnsert Tl e Tunnel ot Fun added garety to the Hal lowt e r Dance wlnch was also sponsored by the Ccuncrl Combrmng servrce wrth pleasure the Councrl sponsored a hrghly successful Heart Fund dance Ronald Monka was elected by the councrl mem bers to assume the dut es ot presrdent whlle Bob Vrrroche served rn hrs absence ludy Ketchum recorded the mrnutu o the two representatrves ron each class RADlO GUILD Standing Seass Jones l Hall Becker Belt Seefeldt Hall tt M H ll M GI I d S h I P l Kt S Seated Dean Lahey C :mt au sen Lerow xmono Page 40 To help keep the lrbrary runmng smoothly 1S the work ot fourteen as srstant lrbrarrans who are under the gurdance ot Mrss Alrce Thurston llbrarran On duty every per1od ot the day they check out books send overdue notrces keep the magazme rack trlled w1th recent perrodrcals and help to tlnd eluslve reference materral tor the puzzled students Two students are asslgned to each per1od thus sharrng rn the valuable trarmng they are recervmg rn lrbrary methods Herb l-le1l1 served the group as presrdent Audrey Koska assumed h1s dutles m hrs absence and Ann Graft recorded the mmutes S lTH OINCL St q Each week durlng the year the news event of the week rs broad cast over statron WTRW by mem bers ot the l?ad1o Uurld Thrs Vorce ot Neshotah broadcast 1S a trtteen mmute or1g1nal program that IS taped and edrted by mem bers dur1ng the week lmmedlately tollowmg the ht teen mmute program IS a thrrty mmute drsc Jockey program Pur gold Platters lnterspersed wrth the students tavorlte records are news flashes trom the varlous schools New members are selected for the Gutld on the basrs of a sample radro scrlpt wrrtten by each candr date and a recordrng ot h1s vorce Pres1dent Wrlma lones called the meetrngs to order Paul Paulsen served as vlce pres1dent, and Ruth Lahey kept the mmutes Mrs Llla Glomstad very capably advrsed the group it I . . I . I i , K 1 1 . 4 I I M 'Q' . . . . ,J f, f I A1 Y . . , lv' xg l X I fkgm I X Q A x N ' X ll? if f . nc ' ex 1 S -lmtf: Nearnann, Lapean, Men es Crabb, Schroeder, Koska A - - I - :ont Paqel, lfunk, Lospemnce, Mxss Tm.z,,ton, Monk, 1 fully decorated Christmas Prom sponsored by the A 3 tt ff 4 . A Y I . . , . I , . 1 X i A . . . 1 I . , . A , , ' BQ t , ' , ' A , - A5 f .lt . . . 9- -1 YOL C' U ' 'l f - .andm Vxrnorlze, Beyer Seated Mettler Ketchum, Lalrond. T W l ' 1 . 'N 4 , - . . . U . I . H . It . -1 Parents' Magazine presents this Certif- icate of Honor for youth achievement . . . states the certificate presented to the lunior Red Cross for outstanding service. The club is a service organization and works in cooperation with a number of clubs and classes to complete their projects. Smoking stands, lap boards, game boards, lamps, and weaving frames were among the useful items made by Mr. Dean Barber's woodworking classes for the Veterans' Hospital at Wood. Hand made Christmas gifts which were sewed under Miss Anne Kusta S guidance helped to bring cheer to those at the Child Center at Sparta Purple and Gold Polliwog and G A A contributed their time to make holiday favors for the trays of the veterans at Wood Scenes typifying the American way of life were painted by the art classes for the lnter national Art Exchange CAFETERIA CLUB Row 2 Monk Eniond Siegel Alirndt Rowl Bauch Grenier Funk Zur Besides creatlng their own art work members of the Art Service Club are given an opportunity to view the work of the masters when the members tour various art cen ters under the supervision of Mr Michael Kazar adviser Assuming responsibility for the stage sets for the Dramatics Club productions is one of the maior achievements of the club The services of the members are avail able to all clubs and teachers Donald Thorne IS president of this group assisted by Susan Monka, vice president and Ioan Peltier, secretary ,--4: IUNIOR RFU CROSS COUNC ll R iw iii ni ir wi Hui ier w l i w sated fr ART CLUB Row 'Z Mencni Lalrleur twrkow ki Swetllk lirek Fronk Duprsy Row 2 lecteiu Srhroeder Minki Thorne L ti wuz B nk Ctstll Howl Wanek Siiionis Seeteldt Rial: Menqf. Peltier Mmml Smells good' Where is it emanating fiom? Following the aroma one finds himself in the cafeteria where members of the Cafeteria Club are assistmg the cooks Mrs Laura Nagel and Mrs Luella Terry in preparing this ambrosia of the gods These girls also put their talents to work in cleaning the cafeteria after everyone s hunger 14 Page 41 in CJ s-x ' u..a bud in-J 5.-4 Kt-llf 7 Ktf n k Proper appl1cat1or ot pastes powders and pa1nts to actors taces IS sk1lltully taught by Mlss Emrly Volk as advrser to the Make Up Club To add twenty tlve years or take away ten years mroht be the spec1al assngnment at one ot the b1 weekly meetmqs as members work on each other to 1m prove therr techmque lo Anr Brervoqel calls the meetmqs to order Darlene Wanek serves rn her absence Laurene Seeteldt records the mmutes Marqle Konleczka performs the clean up dutres and Nancy Schroeder rs custcdlan ot the rrake up 4 Where can l trnd the prmc pal s ot 1ce7 Where IS the Dean of Glrls OfllCQQ Queshons such as these are answered datly by the hall re ceptlonlsts who are statloned near the mam en trances ot Washrnqton l-lrqh School Salesmen teachers and V1S1l1DQ students trom other schools are thelr maln concern and they qu1de them cheer tully to the1r proper dest1nat1on Two students are selected for each pertod ot the day to welcome the v1s1tors When they arer t busy they use thetr trme to dood advantage to study at the desk pro vlded tor them ll au- X .gi f Qyn.'D'v- Mahi .nn-P' 'ut' I1 HS CONQERVATTON CLUB Row 'l bauve Rutln an chrlfr Mseler Redeker lodl M155 Volk Piyette Hofmann loni Fngellwre ht Hxllttt Dom1nl7 Row P Cregor Marugw letrx wl Cullxgan B Mc en w R ehrdx Ammal vegetable or mxneral refers not only to a fam1l1ar game but to the equally well known Conservatlon Club whose v1tal mterest lS the pre serv1ng of these forms of nature Resultmg from the lnterest energy and efforts of Mlss Emxly Volk adv1ser the group has captured the sp1r1t oftrue COHS6TVdUOUlHS To enable some of the members to attend the Trees for Tomorrow camp at Eagle Rlver the club sponsored a mov1e at the Rlvoh Theater To add further to thexr treasury they also conducted several candy sales Trees were planted through the cooperatron of the Two Creeks Sportsmen s Club and Pomt Beach State Park B1rd feeders were dlstnbuted and varlous f1eld trxps taken to fam1l1ar1ze the members w1th the wonders of nature Gu1d1ng the club through a successful year were loan Ruthmansdorfer, presldent Curtls Engle brecht, v1ce presldent and ludy Glbeault secre tary lnd1spensablel IS the reward1ng term Mrs Delores C1ha uses to descr1be her ass1stants who check out gym sults gym egu1pment and towels at the begmnmg of each class hour and check m the matenals at the end of each class hour The group of g1rls who w1ll1ngly asslst w1th thls work donate part of thelr gym perlod to per orm th1s servxce M ASBISTANTS R w 1 Hull l l r fm , w 1 Sf edt r Ak ke K vin xr ,1 Um ,, ,H Row 2 Bzmvoqml Krunler be 1 ll lone K Fggn r He-HL rn ir Ncut nbc rqe r Row l Seuss Lueck LeC,lalr Prausa Kozlowskx Mettler Bohne C Fronk Kowalsky 1, . 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Each ot these plays was student directed, and each director was working for the coveted first place. Double Date, the play with the mixed cast, was declared winner. Professional in execution, 'iThe Man Who Came to Dinner, the tall play of the Dramatics Club, was Miss Ann Steeps' first major produc- tion at Washington High School. The three-act play was acclaimed as an outstanding perform- ance by those in attendance. 5 1 Steeps THE MAN WHOCAME TO DlNNl4R P111 Klabundl Bonk Weber Shirnck Stangel Be er I is ii -11-annul-as Ev Q X. DRAMATICS CLUB Twp t l tio i R w l Slums re1v q l lc r Axle Pruchi vy 11111 11 1r11q1 1 bt me 1 on Kin 1 Q aber M .Q c- W1 1 la y THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER F reground Ce a r1 S 111 itt Bac kground R tl rr 1' dor er M1 s THF MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Shimek Kronzer K. i X 1 H ,,, 4 Q 5. . Y, jf x ,' 'z 2 - -. 1 X v X Tj . Q - T 1 T' , r f o vo rr, 0 . T wk, H 11 e, Puls, limi e , ., 3 4 5 R. 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M .. -.,,.,gi,..,.- i D 1 , 5' ,Zak M M I ---v.- F t ' I K U ' K 4 x DPAMATK 5 C LUB T :I lu lu mttmn Row l Scass Kl abundi A gc breeder Cxlreaull Smoqo le lu Pupils-r Muxge w 2 Sl mqnl U 1r an 1 orcn y 1 lx H 1 Liwrumce Rullum an d xr er Row 3 K xlxle nberg N 'v ltr meder Duc keft Becker Rolmaryno kx Pnlon Bonk STAGE CREW Havlxcbek R Ploeckelmann D Ploeckelmann Glnhsmann g1ven l At b1 weekly meetrngs Dramatrcs Club mem bers study actrng and volce pro3ect1on, as well as costurmng and stage settmgs Sluts panto m1mes and one act plays are presented to en able the members to act wrth po1se before groups ludy Grbeault as program coordrnator takes charge of all program actlvltles Ruth lngalz takes charge of the meetmgs, Carole Puls serves rn her absence, and loan Ruth mansdorfer records the mmutes MAKI' UP H1 kgrnund Nocker Neumann lwmreqround beefeldt Schmitt bhxmek THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Puls Shxmelc Kronifer Workmg belnnd the scenes at tasks whrch are un heralded but most 1mportant the fartbful stage crew members are always ready to lend a helpxng hand They create the speclal l1gl'1t1ng effects pull the curtalns take care of propertres and assume responslbxlrty for a myrlad of tasks wrthout whlcb no productlon could be Page 45 I . 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Q . 2 , , .lv x , - , ': -I 3 5 , I , uf i r 1 r 'Vw Speak SZ cfenid pface all S5056 i t M Playtng host to the Student Congress kept mem bers ot the Nattonal Forenstc League busy dunng the sprtng months At that meettng Larry Stangel was elected a Representattve to attend the Nattonal Congress to be held tn Calttornta lohn lVl1Cli19W1CZ capably led the group as presldent Carole Puls served as vtce pres1dent and Ruth Buenzow re corded the mtnutes Under the very able dtrectxon ot Coach Charles MCGIVGTD the Washtngton l-hgh School debate team ttntshed an excellent year The A sguad conststtng ot Steve Schwartz and lohn Mtcktewtcz iAll- Catttrmattvel and Carole Puls and loan Ruthmans dorter Cnegatwel not only tted tor second place at the conterence tournament but also tted tor thtrd place tn the state tournament The B guad cons1st1ng ot Dan Sh1mek and Ruth Buenzow Cathrmatxvej and ludy Gtbeault and Larry Stangel Qnegattvej wtth Bob Uhhr as alternate also tted tor second place at the conference Beglnntng C sguad debaters were Betty Basttan Laura Lee Luebke Mtke Rath Bob Seass and lanet Wallts N M Ja BATF DEBATE G1 h k -..iff Page 46 'RYA Vt- lOlx Hll H 7 v. ntf w Z W v ow l in P1 e Th1s marks a year of outstandmq ach1evement 1n the f1eld of forens1cs About forty three students under the d1rect1on of MISS Lucy Dufek and Mr Charles lvfcG1vern part1c1pated locally 1n the seven d1VlStODb cf speech sponsored by the W1SCOHS1D H1qh School Forens1cs ASSOCl5t1OD By means of local el1m1nat1on contests twenty people were chosen to represent Two RIVGTS at league and conference meets Not only d1d the contestants qa1n laurels for the1r crowns by re ce1v1nq the trophy markmq f1rst place honors at the lvf1d Eastern Conference held at Neenah on March 24 but they further d1st1nqu1shed themselves by WITIYXIHQ e1qht A ratlnqs at the D1str1ct Contest held at Kaukauna Seven of these e1qht rece1ved qold medals for A ratmqs at the state f1nals held at lvfad1son on Apr1l l6 Three of these contestants are el1q1ble to represent the state 1r the Nat1onal Forens1c Contest to be held at San lose Cal1forr1a IU lune Never has any qroup attamed a better record IU the h1stcry of WdShtUQtOD H1qh School and the students and the1r coaches are to be con qratulated Twenty students part1c1pated1n three f1elds of speech open to 1un1or h1qh school students orat1on humorous and ser1ous declamahon Three of these represented the school at the bpeech Conference held at Neenah on March 24 and two of them rece1ved A l rahnqs The1r ach1evements po1rt toward future laurels for speech work as the1rs 1S a most unusual beqmnmq record -is SENlOR HIGH SPEECH Standtnq Hallett Hall Uhl1r Seated Dean Konop lone Shwartz Enqham Stanqel Brewoqel Halvorsen Page 47 IOP HICH PHLCH luv. tr ll, ill P 1' L1 1 uw Z ea 1 r and C retton Store Bonk w l Put Galep 1 3 PPP CLUB R w 1 lue lc Kowaleky H1-xlv rrr arm S 1 nw x1 W 11 1 :w 1- 6. 1 1 L1 rl-c v' 1 Q 1 al 1 tw 4 W Me K R1 w w K We ae Q01 Same Qewf 7am QWM4 pep Al e 11 1e 1 1 1 lc II were 1 eeuswruq haelteetotll e 1 e 1oc Dog att tthe CI e Cl heme tfctlwal ah a e 11.1 oame e rr err he C' the Pep lu 5-er teel per rally ae ar mee t1ve for the team To ester 5 hocl Flflt the Cltbr' emlfe 5 alses 1d Ra e ht oo t be w tt the tootoall dart es A Beat M rty DCM1 the Rocxeta rr lar a waa placed acroef the lc wer hall DN the club each week there wae a horre o to create ehtlau ld m D rmq the t 1l plar 1rq ot the l-lorre om cg teehv e took Lp a may r pt rt1 ot the members t1me Uutsta d1rq were th yea tour semor cheerleaders lean B clcer Ma V VN Ne t CGTOL Kcprowelc ard Mary Ellen Krorzer Ax a reward for the1r eva servtce the q1rls were allowed to attend the state baaketoall tour arreht Learmnq the rud1me te of Cheerleadmo and always or hard to sru the r teams to vtett ry were the B Qquad cheerleader: Marv W1llert Called 1ll meetmcs of the Pep Chl to order th1Q ye1r th Pwetty Mettler recordtrq the m m tee Qtme LeLl111r erved 1 v1ee g re 1oe M155 Arltble Wrlft served 115 11dv1 er of the Qluh B QHFERLEADER5 W1ll1s Swearenqen larek Bashan Stanul Ket lum Page 48 A CHEERLEADERS Wlllert Broker Koprowsk1 Kromer ,A 4 'Y . V W. 2 L . , t o 7: . 0 , ' , e' 11 1 fvhrrzlti K1p'r': , 1 t. . R1 ' .1 Ko .!.ler hzzql 4, S.111:1..,1, ISl::'.'ygke, L3.1e1t11x:11r. H.lw1,1:ae11 Br -'.:1q1-l Fr 1 ' J1 nak, ' D1 w M55 Wtffi ' R 1 ' tllert, l.eCl111r, itl 21' 1 l Keg rt 1 Broker Kr.:r1.fer, . 1 U V . ll L1'l 'fn r, D1 sy M15 11r11l MLIIIIII ml P111 1' Yo IL 1 ' tcurpl tg be 11 Av rf Y A I E 11 11 dp, 1.. l!1tlT,ldY1ll11JI':S,tt1I wt P 'ha K 1r1lc111Lr1.1 pep rally to help Lrxetlll the w'1:1111r1q sp1r1t 1:1 the team .11p1l studerit body. Before 11 l .1 1, l 1 .d lv sk tbfl - 1 , th 1, 1N,Y5 1 1 ', C. tv :fe 1 ' ' . 1. 1 a , A3 - 1 :deft . . 4 1 ta 'C 1 , ag . 1 51 x r' . . Q '13 r 21. hs o 1 ' .1 '1 '. ' an l' J . ' or Sl 11. b :tier ' ' W ' ' A' 1 ' V 1 lame ' , 1 5 . u 1 a', .hi 1 1 1 1 C tr. . 5 ztxos 91 V 1 ' C 1 on . - YI . ' 1 LS r's 1' ' 2 , r o , ar ' H' , 1 . u - . - 1 , A1 - 111, 1 -.., . 1 1 . -.. 1e,A 1 4 ' H ' rt . ri - . J ' A 1 . . A r .. 1 ' o , '. . 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K ? 1 Atv. lt- 1 X Xt A' '1 . 1 1 , 1 1 .1 1 21 1 Onlookers at a meetmg of the Chess Club mlght be con fused by the speclal vocabu lary used by the members pawns rooks gueens knrghts and longs lust to ment1on a few These busrnesshke re posed students undoubtedly would be eluslvely tryrng to defeat thelr fellow members or the1r adv1ser Mr lohn Thorson IH a game of chess ferry Krumd1ck handles the gavel at the meetmgs Larry Stangel served as VICE pres1dent 1n lerry s absencc and Carole Puls recorded the rmnutes F39 CUB St News hounds dashrng 1n and out of the thlrd floor class rooms can be seen every month as the funzor Hzgh Crler meets 1ts deadhne date Ed1tor IH Ch1ef Laura Lee Luebke gets the copy from Sally ONe1ll Brough lones and Denms Roche leau class edxtors who have sent asslgnments to staff members After the Edltor IH Ch1ef has checked the copy she turns xt over to Mrss Peggy Blank adv1ser for the f1nal crrtrcal check 1 X After the copy ha beer checked rt IS sent down to lvhss Ruth Wawxrka typmg adv1ser who sets up the dummy copy and has the stenclls typed by the advanced typewrltmg class After the typrng has been completed Mr Leonard Ward and h1s offrce tra1mng classes dupl1cate the paper and 1t IS sent back to the staff to be assembled and d1s trlbuted to the students OR HIGH CRIFR R '3 Z1 k L 2 bk Howl Colvm Glexchncr aslan Wallls UeRusha Strye Mas Bank QNe1l ay Q roe er eass Page 49 I I I V I . , - - , , Q 1 l - 1 l- N A ' 1 A - 1, , - x - . TL 'Q 1 , ' ' ' , 1 tg f N A A ' K 't x- ' ., 3 -5 CH ., , f f f .and1ng Sf.m.ek, Krurndzck, Cretton Seated Enwmi, Arie, Xlatnak, Cesarxm, Stangel, Schwartz Puls Flrkowrkx, Wllson. . . . S A I . . 1 1 A . ' ' . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - IUNI . -W ow y atm , neblch, Perlman, Kron7er, Schnorr, Kahlenberg, Kurtz, Glxhsmann, lones, Rasmussen, Ketcnum, Streu Row ' Klenn, Memeke, Ahrndt, Lahey, Hall, Root, Krueger, Rovheleau, Lue e, Swearengen, Pazdera, Puls, lmdra 1 ' 1,B:t, ', ',' , 'sl ,' l,D,S:h d,S . Nw xx- nne, Schmxtt r, Pruchd, Y 4ff5?Sa 4f I 6427 Q' 'QM elif Hx 'Pr-' O49 '70, 41 gk ,090 GCP' QQ. Qm 'fiyfos 'N ISC W Q Xfpelf Q S W0 N Xp XY XX xxx , fx lr? f EDITORIAL WRITERS: Baetz, Leyden, Kronzer. SPORTS WRITERS xv X X 4 ww. i -Shand A ing' Fronk, Krumdnck, Wilsman , Gesell, Ellxott, Kowalsky, Pra Seatedt Uhhr, Broker, Buenzow Page 50 September marked not only the beginning of school, but it was the signal for the Neshotah News staff to get into action Articles were checked, heads were counted, dum mies fixed, and the presses rolled on under the watchful eye of the adviser, Miss Mary Dunne Circulation Manager, Nancy Prucha, supervised the distribution of the paper to 850 readers All American rating was the coveted distinction received when as Juniors the staff worked diligently under the editor ship of Pat Tess ln September Mike Hall became editor in chief Carole Puls associate editor Don Emond first page editor Steve Schwartz editorial page Carol Koprowski feature page Peter Schmitt boys sports and Susie LeCla1r girls sports ISTS Rf M HEADI mi WRITERS B Lk A The staff adhered faithfully to the ideals of good Journalism by lnterspersing editorials of local state and national character with the satire of Publius l Especlal attention was given to sports news and highlights of the past were also featured Photography kept many staff mem bers busy for the pictorial side of the news was well represented The Counczl Tepee Talk and The Last llc ord On Sports were regular columns planned to give individuality to the paper The rewrite and headlines departments were kept busy taking care of the mechanics of Jour nalism The lnkslingers Ball held on lanuary 27 marked the end of the road for the veteran re reporters when the new staff of Juniors was an nounced Another and last deadhne was met when Nancy Gehrke s committees successfully changed the gymnasium into the appearance of a press room The final award for the staff came on February 3 when 25 seniors were chosen to receive well earned Neshotah News pins Certificates of merit were also presented to eleven other sen IOTS Thus a year of hard work ended with the consensus that following the News was a dif ficult but very rewarding proJect FFATURE WRITFRS s 1 B s ra Q lk C' M Q K J Page 51 ' . . , ' ' I I I . ' P , I I . . I I , . I I V f . 1 ART . aa 1, iller. N V. . -. lt I . T ,' errn- - K Sv sky, lonesa, Luetjk, Bonflivr. 2 4 3 X X . . 4 . ,,..... Lu . 'I .4 I J k f ' 5 . - ,.. X . . . Y 7 - . , Xl 1 ll ll . ll I . A L 1 NEWS WRITERS Standing Mettler, M1:'kiew'v.', Halmerxnann Switozf Shunek, Holme, Stanqel lrugalf, Pupeter, Harty it . I ff - I mtl . . - I . Af, it fr - A - im' v , . . ' -' .' , . H . . lx IA - - , ' . ' 'lancmg ever, Jael-kc-l, Cretion, Grimm 'ea e le ir e, .estirinr en es, xnve . RACI Easrly drstrnqurshable by tlaerr equrpment mem bers of the Camera Club can be seen from dawn to dusk searchmq for unusual shots that wrll re sult rn rntereshnq plctures Constantly experrment mg wrth unusual hqht effects frlfers and varlous photoqraphrc equrpment members v1e wrth each other for top mentron at photography contests A prolect the members worked on thrs year was the development of loqbooks or photo albums Mr lohn Thorson advrsed the club and was capably asslsted by Trm Streubel pres1dent Francesco Cesarrnl v1cepres1dent and Tammy Root secretary treasurer D AMJ L A new club at Washrnqton l-hgh School thrs year IS the Rod and Gun Club orqanrzed under the supervrsron of Mr Lours Posny The clubs oblectrve 1S the teachlnq of the proper use of huntmq and frshrnq equxpment and the group strwes for the xmprovement of the slull of 1ts mem bers rn workxnq wrth rod and gun Conservatlon of natural resources and sportsmanshlp rn the use of forest and st eams are emphasrzed rn club act1v1t1es GU1d1DQ the club thls year were Paul Mxckre wrcz presrdenf Rlchard Sauv vrce presldent and Leroy Strye secretary treasurer R d xi Page 52 . 1.-Y l'UTUl2l' TEAC HI-RS Ol- AMPPIC A ll x lc Krxx e C xpe key lipem xxx n Mxllm w Bcnl. e x lc! 7fz Q DYLOOCZZU 7C4CZQq As assxstants to grade school teachers members of the Future Teachers ot Amerxca Club learn txrst hand the day to day actxvxtxes ot a classroom teacher Besxdes observxng the teacher at work the aspxrxng pedagogues assume dxrect responsx bxlxty tor certaxn actxvxtxes At meetxngs guest speakers xn the academxc and vocatxonal lxnes have xntormed the club mem bers ot necessary gualxtxes preparatxon and op portunxtxes xn thexr fxeld Mxss Gertrude Sweetman was xnstrumental xn organxzxng thxs group She has been capably as sxsted by Nancy Schroeder presxdent Nadxne Menges vxce presxdent Mary Pupeter secre tary and Wxlma lones lxbrarxan I Ukl- Nllk ES Ol AMI HC A R w Il W K l fab 75244 jwime Wwe Dxstxnguxshed speakers relatxng thexr experx ences and tmpartxng rntormatlon on nursxng as a career were heard by the Future Nurses ot Amerxca at the Two Rxvers Munxcxpal l-lospxtal Through tours through the rospxtal and dxscus sxons wxth the nurses on duty the gxrls were able to glean a great deal of txrst hand xntormatxon on the career ot thexr choxce Schools ot nursxng were dxscussed at club meet xngs and movxes were shown to the group xn an attempt to tamxlxarxze the gxrls wxth the dutxes en countered by the nurses Susxe LeClaxr presxdent ct the organxzatxon had the able assxstance ot Gaxl Lawrence as vxce presxdent and Darlene Wanexc as secretary Mxss Gertrude Sweetman capably adv1sed thxs group owl ned x oxxxe .fka Exxglm, Wxxxek Lxwxuxcz L Q1 x rx it Page 53 MADRIGAL GROUP--Row 2: Braun, Laurent, Schult7, Kumbalek, Kitzerow, B. larek, Mrckiewuz RCW l: Duval, l. larek, Neuenberger, Loeser, Habermann, Kowalsky, Mr. Roemer. Mayor responsibility tor the most important part oi the yearticrik the photog- The custom ot Madrigal singing is an old one, dating back to the 17th Cen- tury. A cappella singing ot this type is done around tables lighted by candles. Washington High School has its Madrigal group, its members being chosen from the chorus, which meets for rehearsals on Monday atter school. This group performs at social functions tor which music has been reguested, but where the entire chorus cannot be accommodated. Without a doubt, the Christmas season is the busiest time for these 15 singers who are under Mr. Fred Roemer's direction. Each member receives recognition in the form of a pin for a cappella singers. raphy --tell on the shoulders ct Mike Hall and his assistants, Bob Grimm, lon Cretton, and Tim Streubel. Their work started in the tall as certain pictures were taken when the news was made. The pace stepped up considerably during the winter and spring u.. - , , .4 nicnths when all of the yearbook pictures were scheduled by the ccys am. the pictures taken. And lung hours were spent in the dark rccri. drxrxig the eve- nings and on Saturday as the scores ot pictures were devel:-tied. Yes, a mayor portion ci the yearbook is their work. SENTOR HIGH SPELLTNG CHAMPTONS --f- Rcw 2 Bonk, Sairve, Becker, Halvorsen, Grait, Sirnono Grtrnm ROW l lnqalzf, Hallett, Ruthmansdorier, Belt, Puls, Ha Emerging as victor, loan Ruthmansdorter became a two-time winner ot the Washington High School Spelling Contest. A four-way tie demanded a double written exam for Toan, Cleo Bonk, Bob Grimm, and Carole Puls before the titleholder was declared. Brough Tones walked up the road oi suc- cess as ludy Ketchum misspelled Even- geance, and he retained the lunior High title for the second year. Annually contests are conducted in the English classes to determine the entrants from each class in both the lunior High and Senior High Contests. The names ot the winners are engraved on the trophies donated by the Alumni Association. Page 54 PHOTOGRAPHERS -Back: Cretton Front Hall, Grimm Missing: Tim Streubel. lUNlOR HIGH SPELLING CHAMPIONS-Row 2. Day, Richmond, Rocheleau, Kurtz, Liebich, Iinclra, lones, Moseler, Ketchum, Swearengen, Luebke Row lt DeRusha, Hallett. '..r TORS AND DIVISION HEADS Q mdmq Ii f Ik I a tle r o on Q r n om n K vwx ated Bon I r s cn mr t 7keq Qeccmfecf like gawk af Me Qeaa Charged w1th the respons1b1I1ty of chronr chng the year s events rn DICIOTIGI and wr1tten form the members of the Neshotah yearbook staff ser1ousIy assumed the1r dut1es 1n Septem ber and worked d1I1gentIy unt1I the Iast deadI1ne was met rn Iate sprrng Frrst work on the agenda was preparatron of the dummy After that the photographers scheduled took and deveIoped the dozens of prctures that make up the 1955 yearbook Stones were ass1gned gathered edrted and typed plctures were 1dent1f1ed cut and mounted and btackouts by the dozens were out and mounted F1naIIy after months of work the book was assembIed and sent to the prmter Anhorpatxon rema1ns at a hlgh ebb unt1I the fmtshed product arr1ves and the staff hears the famrhar words Please srgn my book eohoxng through the Corrxdors YEARBOOK STAFF Standmg Koprow kx Guetsghow Iaec kel Brc ker U Mrlter Menges Schmxtt Benzmger Seated Hagedorn Lueck Crabb I-Iabermann Fronk Chne Puls Bohne Q41 'J N 2 2 C L A S S M E N he Hstudiesf' . 2' 21 fl? S F W f N x Q, illllw-n -V ' Q-1 fi nf, 'Y' fp YT. SEVENTH of 5 3 , K ff 0 t K I Top to Bottom, Lett to Right! 'VT DJ X 1 V Row 1: Batchelder, Becker, Bocher, Bratz, Brunner. --et ' ' 1- it .4-Y' W' J ' Row 2: Clark, Day, De Rusha, Eesley, Eiermann. wk S 5 q!f'!'iBiw.if Q Row 3: Frohk, Gleichner, Harvey, A Hassemer,Hurst. 1 ' '- Wlzrg V' S17 QL I fl' AV Top to Bottom Le't to Rxcaht Row 1 Ichnsor Ktem D Kler G Luchterhand A Luchterhand I ,B Pow 2 Matfrotd Markham Messerman Meyer Oestre ch C Row 3 Oestretch L Paqel Pete or 3 S Q' 1-4, a 7 Pttger Plansky 'N Top to Bottom Lett to Rmght Row 1 Puls Rlchmond Rocheleau Rohde Ruthmansdorter Row 2 Schroeder I Schroeder S Bchwahert Seass Stemke M A 1 A Row 3 Uhlxr Van Ess Ward Wetmore M af -A '87 s' I Page 58 I S' ' ' JP n .1 2 .UV -- -3 2 -9- -T A 43 2, ' '- -T' ' A ' 2 , Q -'Rf ,A ' 'R ' of if 1 ' 4 ' - 2 ., . ' ., i. . fr - B fe ., . . ' V .N ', .. . : 5' - 1- N , 1 i , , , ...I 'Z t il, - , t . A If I, P ,,' ' . ' 'Z ' ., , rs W, V ' X15 J I 5. I 'l cm' ..,. ,,'. at , .,. ' A' f- ' ,Q Ll of f' LPG' A L. M g Q' 5, '2 ff, nf f . 'ff B '23, '-,. N ' 'qv Q y ' , 4. 4 v '- I H. X' ,, I 1 -, -, QV, , . .. 5, fe- - -y K V ' I A H-.fy 4, . V , fy I A , , , , 1 x r I - -4.-.l Q q 5 -fr' -54? 4' N' N .- , - 5 r- .L ,- 1,- 'Q ' M ' 'T Q - ? J QW X .04 , f T A ' Art The first ihiuq we'l1 ledm IS haw to make e strelqht hue. Physutdl Educaticnn Rule 'em, cowboy! Gerxeml Smence Here today Gone tomorrow! AI'1fhTIlE?tiC - I-leadmq for business. Page 59 EIGHTH ll. A Page GO W Q ' rv . , 4413 ' ,lL',, 5 .. My V , ,,, ' .. tt-'fbi' 'Q-E 1 Top to Bottom, Left to Right- ' r ' , had Row l: Bohlman, Brxeske, Brunner, , a Colvin. ,L 1 5 t, Q ,,, , Row 2: Corbeil, Cornils, Decker, Q,.,.,j, ,3,4'f7t! 1 'V De Rusha. Y ' ,4 4' Row 3: Fronlc, Gleason, Glihsmann, A - K Hall. 1' t gs fe., A 4- 4 ' xt, l 2' v ' 2 8' .anne IK .. AQ fn' Top to Bottom Left to Rmght Rowl Henclrles larek llndra lohnson loneb Row 2 Kahle lberq Kleln Klopfer Koprowskl Kronzer Krueoer Row 3 Kurtz Llebxch McClellan Me sman Mtller K Top to Bottom Left to Rxqht H Row l Mtller M Mtller Ott Paulsen Row 2 Ploeckelmann Radue Rezachek Root J lg Row 3 Qchmdler Stanek Strye 'P' Thorne M01 Ind, ta .. 1 .. .. Gi -1. . , Q. ..'. QL ?, 'XL , xg' Fix' E ., we Q . X. -, fm- 1 of if 4- W , A R- --, ,, 'M F , . , , , Yi its if ef ,f - 4 - f 1 A f N ' h A A f 5 , . . N96- -sa. F13 K Iona! ',':2,, 'ivy X M X .15 ,W ' gl , any Q- ,4 -. ,R S- 5 -LL gg r Q4 - 1 RQ: gi , I -rr , A . f , + , 1 ' ., ' S., M , A - ,. ... 0 is 1 7 G - 1 1 1 a 2 5- 'lf - Q E, A4 ,W 2 V ,gv : M ' , , , v l , ff, , 1 xt ff , 'fa 5:51 , Q 3- I ,Q 1- -2... 5 1 S. l Arlthmetm Solid pr: tutemxt v ' vim SOC1dt Sclence Lets p ut the world blue' Enqhsh What Blank t..ces' Drattmq Sxleruce' Drattsmen at work Page 61 NINTP1 ..,' T Page 62 Top to Bottom, Lett to Rtqhte Row 1: Ahrndt Arte Bastian Bauqniet, Bauknecht Behrendt. Row 2 Berg Beth Bever Blahntk Bocher Bodenqtab Row 3 Bohne Bonk Bratz Brault Broker Bruechert Row 4 Built Buenzow Burbey Chrls tensen Clha Colvm Conley 3 -159 W 5 , nv I hgh eg f Y X4 J .A A ,Sr Q. K 5 J u n ... W . ffm! 'mr' f M A 51 IQDA negro 1 fade' An V .af ' 9 V AM Y-x YN' nl , Top to Bottom Lett to R1qht Row 1 Crabb R Crabb R CUtUf13 Deprey Duckett Duvalte Row 2 Duveneck Dvoraohek Eesley Eqqers Feest Frank Row 3 Funk M Funk R Gagnon Gates Gletchner Gospodarek Row 4 Gotstetn Haucke Havhnek D Havhnekp Heffernan Hermans Row 5 Hess Hoffman Hotda Holtz Jaeger Iarek frm...-.4 with Top to Bottom Left to Rtqht Rowl Tlndra lost Kafka Kappelman Karhowskl Kat Karman Row 2 Ketchum Ktnq Klabunda Koch Koeser Kopetsky P Row 3 Kopetsky W Koprowskl Koz 1owsk1KreyI Kreyl Kronzer Row 4 Krumd1ck Krummel Kuether Kuhl Kulpa La Fleurl Q6 9+ a '.l4'A ch GSYN A 95- ,J 1 if 1 I f 1 f rf I I y 4 '. xl- X1 x Q 'vi . ' ' ' it 4- Q 'Y Q X . T 1 I ' , ' , ' - -, ' xx - A ' ,, S., 1 , ' 5 4 ' ' ' ' Q 3- .' ' 4 ' 5 k .1 K. ,, r 3 A 1 af , V . A A fc ' ' ,PW t.. .., H Q G 2 .Lp 1- B -1 1+ . ,' v-f ' Q3-v, X I f - Q , 'YQ I 1 L- , 'I' .- ' 'V 'Htl 5' gi- y K gf, no if T .1 Q ':' 1 33, ' Y , - 'K x xa' '54 K' n , , . 1 X X V 4 X '45 bi s .5 3- if as .gr 6 t Ll A I AY .ffm .T 1 E X ' . 1 - 2.721 'saie Y A I ,, ., 4 , F : . .1 , Q Q fc ' ' ' m ,. . K M A V 1. -,.. i .I .I I S7 Y v ' r. KT!! ,Y:- . ? fVw r Q52 X- f :t tr' M .r H 'ff' 'Ax ,, I' .V A A I I it . V, 0 7' K' an 9 ,V . I . ' Q v' k - L -. V. I .. is - , ., , 'bf A I .4 ' I QI' -, ga 1 . K A M ' ,., . .Q 4 I . ' Y' 'ZX 5- .1 . t .1 ,1 , A , 2, , A . T, ef' 'Q x t 'Y ,,,, .Mo Q ,,o ,, H .el . M. f I K' .- 1 If 'I .J , ' 'iw A S: V :E r lv . V, H D 9 f 4 6.1-r Q -I ' F V' l A'fz1 -:-- , f 1- -, Q ' i4 rw 'Ng -2 , 5-K 4,,g,:m I , , , ,Af R Yr w TW M , . ,K ,,o J It , an I g- ,I 5,1 2 . , gy Q ,Q h -H - J 5 K 4: jk, ' at 5 T! 0' l'- , I N A ff A ,g. , 4 2 ,Lf 5 'K - eu ' -- Q. , is . ' . f' Q - 0' . . 6- - tv 9 K' - - Y i ,,-42 is f 2: 'B '- P- 1' cy? . 0- l PM 1 I k A QQ . , MV! I, i fy .. K- i, 5 H , . . L. Q - s Y, , .L ...4 f' CTF' Wm Q12 Top to Bottom Left to Right Rowl ONeill Pagel Pagels Pazdera Peltier Perlman Row 2 Perontol Perontol Peterson Petri Piclcard Post Row 3 Pries Pro r Radandt Rasmus Pe sen Rath Rathsaclc Row 4 Ringmeier Rippe Rohr Root Saubert Schaden Row 5 Schlarb Schmidt F Schmidt G Schnorr Schreiber Schroeder .. gf! 316 55- 4.1 LJ NJ ga? M X 55 LV 9 s 5? ft l -0 l A 'l gm li' f 1 1 f Q. P- ' L Af W N ' .rt ,mgif ' , , 1, t ' .' ,fri 5' . -f i and P 15: - N- 'va' Qt 4 ' 1.21 I ,Q v 'ff' H'-N ,,- Q W I Q . V 1 7, , 'X N K 1, , M A .. Q , ,- ,. .. . ,Q Q .gg 1 1 -f f' .. ., td r f V' uf' ll I. I - , ,ff sr ,nv 3 . P .Q - A - B 9 Y fs' Lf. gf - ., kv 4, -F I 5 . f P .- 1 . ff 1 f . .,, ,, 3 - A 4 h , , . . A .I ' I D I , g PQ ev- A 6 he . - . . V ' , L L' .g,. 350. all W V 't' 3 I ,,. - .I A . - T Y 'W 9 V' ,dj - . f f 1 1 ,gg ' G W ' W I I V V 'I H 4 'I I I I ' A af - , H, ez. Q , . A SJ Q i 'fy 1-' 4 .. un' 'F ,w . ' .QM iv 1 -mix if Kv,, - ' ' 5.1 4 -1.-1 'L I 5 x X i z 'Fi 1 '51 5' .,. ... 3 f-- 1-ff! sv tr ' A l x I '59 . E .- . nv-A'f 1.19 f W res. 6. L ' N ,f ve- tw f ,J .7 ' A- :-y gga '. N Lf 9 W. ,ef 1. -'K wt. - ff te., 1 . f . V, 5 4' ,V 5 ' 9 3: :A mira Q N ' I V V I M - - ', e , . , A 1 . - ' , , , , 1 K . , V I , , S L W X .' z . ' I ' . 4 ' Ktga. .. .t T by i A ' . I V , -A . , 'Q j:.rt 1 , - , 7 t N' K . 7 V 1 2 V V 'cv S' Im , . .1 L : , A -- - . f LW-' I - A L ' . V' Q- If ' QE- rar- Ji I A Q- . 4 - -w'f'S ' 'Q r . e ' kf . ' D , 4' S , ' P X 4 .a NINTH Top to Bottom, Lett to Right- Row l: La Fleur T., La Fond R., La Fond V.. Lahey, Langley, Laurent. Row 2: Layden, Le Clair, Lodl, Loeser, Logan, Luehke L. Row 3: Luebke W., Marlcusen, Martin, Meineke, Melichar, Messman. Row 4: Meyer, Miller D., Miller l., Miller N. Moseler K. Moseler P. Nebel -qv' C:a1 'tn' ir' 14 ku 6 ,,..., t 3, 4-1 QQ:- iii! Top to Bottom Left to Right Rowl Siebold Simono Slaby Slater Solenski Qpaeth Stangel Row 2 Stanul Cteinhauer Ste-mke Streu Qtrong Swearengen Row 3 Swetlik Talarek Van Frachen Vondruska Wallis Vtaskow Row4 Weichart Wilson Wolt Zlatnik Zur Zywicke 7 V, Q.. wr T' 4.1494 iq YW Page 63 Enqhsh That 5 where Ehzibeth I sat 'A M th What s evervmfe so mi rested m7 Cer L mr m IT ar at ieml SCIENCE C'mon, smxle, It WOI1'tbltP y'v11f iQ 2 , . :P Clilzenship--- How about letting us in on ihe secret? Page 64 TENTI-I Q. ' A-A Alll 'DS- mm Aff an Top to Bottom Left to Rlght w., De Bauche De Bruln Decker Row 2 Demcak De W1tt L De Wltt S Doertler Dolan Domnltz Row 3 Duprey Durand Earley Eesley Eggers Exermann Row 4 Engelbrecht Engelland Fan slau F1ll1ez Flemel Fredrlclcson Row5 Fronk Gagnon Gelmer Glaser Glomstad Goedyen 3 5:7 'Y 'W R ' -11 vc' V I ' ,gg L, 'asa V' A- QQ. 'ff lr Ll I Top to Bottom Left to Rxght Row l Antome Avery A Avery G Beaupre Becker B91tZ9l A Row 2 Be1tzelL Belonger Belongma E Belong1aG Berger Bxel Row 3 B1rr Blasczyk Bonk Borne mann Braun Brexvogel Row 4 Brxgham Bruechert Buhk Chrxstotfel Clarksen Cclher Copes eY Q6 .1 Q5-if we QI J 4 A4 1111 U7 UNC! q-r I -.J A! F' a 'T 4-v ff ,Fil 6 F3 F50 AAAI 'L 1-5 x..-i 'l Top to Bottom, Left to Right- Row l: Graff Graycarek Hall, Hallada Hallett Halvorsen Hansel. Row 2: Hendries, Hofmann Hoicla, Hurst, lancla Iasper. Row 3: lost lurgens Kahlenberg Kanitz Kennedy Kinzel. Row 4: Klein Koch l. Koch l., Koerner Konop Koprowski, Page 65 fl A ' gg , 41 4 '-7: Qt 'fi' li' es- 1 'T' Q' ' by ,M , ge y. '74 ,X 'H' x -- -9 K ,J : 1 'P , f ,. ' I p . : - , I ., ., V' -,A wr' f ,,,- , , - .' , M,,1 A J, 553' : ' l V ' 1 Q- t - ' - -W. . ff -' A -' ' ' 5- -. '4 L A . .- -4 :i ' ' I ' J 7' 9 ,v ' ' ' ' ' ' v V' -4 , ' F I I I - 1 -4 r M, , '-1 4' Q k . 55 . . - 43 V I ' 1,3 2 I7 M '21 G' Q 41' , 1 ,Q-', A BIA' ,N I 'fi 1 X, -fx J ,vb M' W ' S A E sl . 'N A ' . A 1 ' f ' .' A r Y Y , ,I I ,. A .. . . L M V in . W- A .- , Q, xv. V J 1 , v , K , ' 5 l 'is Q. . 1 , A - -- Q , v , t, . Q s U , ' 'V' 1 -V . .. X V Q.. W L. ' 1? 1-- Row li Counard, Culligan, Dean, JJ X 4 . . f.. .ff f A , , I . 3, g . Z., - x N Q 0 D. A ,i l ,I - 2 1 , at .. ,- b , . , , , . y ' ., 1-f LV . v, '31, ' A A D' 4 ' A ll' Al' I , E , ' , , ' 4, Y j,,, X .22 kay, C fg .Av , X il, 1 1 i R, y - -g., v 'K - 4 nr .o - 1: 2 Y 3 .-. val 6 x ',. ,- 'J' my m- -4 -5- x v .ll X Q l J K 1 ' 'ui . A Q' ' . .f ,Im N ' -f s.s,.x .aa -s-nv' gg 3 aw. 'Y' ' 'S fo . 5' .Cel ' I - '4 -1 4 ' Q. L' 1 1 A AQ ,- 3 . 't - V :- 14 v- ii X U, 4' ? E , , , A Q 175 v- '1 C: f M 'l 7: ,gil V VJ , , T , , , W' 'f Q Q 1 W J ' ' A A fu 1 f , rw -' I ' , ! 4 ... , tar! TENT ,TW H Top to Bottom, Lett to Riqhte Row l: Kornely, Koslca, Koslowski, Kozlowski, Kroeninq, Krueger E. Row 2: Krueger R., Kulpa, Kupsch, La Fleur, Lahey, La Rose. Row 3: Laurent, Laurin, Layden, Le Clair, Lesperance H., Lesperance l. Row 4: Levanetz, Lichterman, Lodl l., Lodl S. Luchterhand, Mahltlc, Malley. 5' -f- ar. K A 5 1 une t, pl ' , ... L .1 ,- N- Y .ff x in .. J k ,ef ' ,L f. . , ,,, f ,, , .v-,1 .x L vt ,-4, , t A.. ,le 4, , ' ss 1 .,,, air Q . 'gc' K ., .f. -fe 71 B 1, va, .. - , kv 9 K or nm 123' N--4 S Q AMAMAAMR 'RH C' xv' 4- if Page 66 1: 0 2, 4..i 131.435 Mtftfi Abel L 'bi Top to Bottom Lett to Rtqht Rowl Marlcusen McClellan Menqes Messman R A Messman R G Monk Monlca Row 2 Murphy Neumann N1quette Payette Perry Petn Row 3 P1etroske Ploeckelmann Poltch 'thr- 265 '1 -Q ,f..a t .J Post Prucha Recleker l?ow4 Rehrauer Rlchmoncl Rocheleau Rohr Rumlnskl Sand Row 5 Sanders Sauve Schmtdt Schnorr Schroeder Schultz Seass i3 Aff? 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I T 1 , A A Paul Paulsen President 4 Track 3 Swimming 3 Neshotah News Radio Guild 3 Vice Pres 4 National Honor Society Peter Schm1tt Pete Sec Treas 3 4 Football l Hum Declam 2 Boys ee Club l 2 3 Neshotah News Editor Annual Purple and Gold 12 3 PepC1ub2 3 4 Athletic Manager 1 2 3 4 lr High Crier Madri gal Group 4 Radio Guild 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Band Solo3 Band Ensemble 3 4 Chorus Ensemble 4 One Ac Play 4 All School Lee Wilsman Willie Vice Pres 4 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Neshotah News Dram Club 3 4 lr High Crier One Act Play 3 4 All School Play 3 4 Na tional Honor Society Con Thomas Benzxnger Ben V1cePres 3 Ex Bd 4 Basketballl 2 Most Valu able Player All Confer ence 2nd team 3 Most Valuable Player 4 Base b ll l Most Valuable Player 2 3 4 Footballl 3 All State Honorable Mention All Conference 4' Neshotah News' An- nual' lr. Rotarian' Ir. High Crier' Pep Band 3 4' Band l 2 3 Pres. 4' Na- tional Honor Society. Pay 4 Elks Leadership test lst Place Garth Behrendt Buddy Ex Bd 1 4 Football 3 4 Swimmingl 2 3 Co Captain 4 Annual 4 Dram Club 3 Purple and Go 3 Pres 4 Red Cross 3 4 Don Emond Butch Vice Pres l Ex Bd 4 Neshotah News Editor Dram Club4 Ir Rotarian Athletic Manager Swim ng 2 3 4 lr Crier Chess Club One Act Play 4 YMCA Sum mer Camp Scholarship 1 National Honor Society Nancy Gehrke N anc Ex. Bd. 4' Ser. Declam. 1' Girls Glee Club l' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Polliwog Assist. 4' Neshotah News' Annual' Dram. Club 3' lr. Usher' 1 . High Crier Editor' Conservation Club 2, Make-up Club 2, National Honor Society. Wilma Jones Ex. Bd. 4, Extemp. Read- ing 2, 4, Ser. Declam. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Ne- shotah News, Annual, N.F.L. 3, 4, Ir. High Crier l, Lib. Assist. 2, Radio Guild 2, 3, Pres. 4, Pep Band 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Solo 1, 3, 4, Band Ensemble l, 2, Chorus Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, D.A.R. Girl, Commence- ment Accompanist, Gym Assist. 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. Page 74 Sandra Gesell Sandy Ex. Bd. 4' G.A.A. 1 2 3 Vice-Pres. 4' Neshotah News 3 4' Annual 4' Homecoming Queen 4' Purple and Gold 1 2 Secretary 3 Vice-Pres. 4' Cheer Leader 1, lr. High Crier, Piano Sol , , , 4, Piano Duet l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Assist. 3, 4. Jerry Markham ' 'Burly' ' Ex. Bd. 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual 4, Purple and Gold 1, 2, 3, 4, lr. Rotarian, Pep Band 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. Theodore Melanson Gunner Ex Bd 4 Basketballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 ot balll 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Robert Zellner Zels V1cePres 2 Ex Bd 4 Basketballl 2 3 Track 1 2 Football All Con ference Honorable Men t1on 3 All Conference lst Team Most Valuable Player All State Honor able Menhon 4 Neshotah News Rec Board l John Antonle lohnny Basketball l Football l Hall Receptlomst 3 Football 4 Robert Anderson Floyd Anhalt Floydte Andy wog4 ll. I F Larry Badtke Harry Thomas Baetz Tom ' 5 AQ, Conservation Club 2. Neshotah News Editor' 4 55A'k'!.'ff fr Annual Editor' Y L sara, N-155, to as 4 4 ayya f kf -vii' ., ,, .J , Q' I X 'lf Roger Batchelder Allan Barner Barney' ' uB5tChH Q Page 75 Basketball lg Football l. Eugene Arle Mad Swxmmmq 2 3 4 Pol Sharon Bauch G.A.A. 45 Neshotah News5 lr. Usherg Cat. Club 4. Barbara Berzxnsky Barb Neshotah News Annual Homecoming Court 3 ice A sit 3 4 Usher lr High Crier FT A 4 Milte up Club 2 3 National Honor Society Patricia Belonger Patty Annual 45 Dram. Club 35 Office Assist, 3, 45 Hall Receptionist 35 Make-up Club 2, 3. Geraldlne Bever Geri GleeClubl 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 Annual 4 lr 1 h Crier Chorus 4 Wash ington I-hgh 'School Notes Make up Club 2 3 4 Barbara Bohne Vxrguua Bxrr Ginger Ex Bd l 2 3 Glee Club A A High Crier Nurses Aides l 2 Pep Band 4 Band l 2 3 4 Conservaion Club 2 Q is Barbie GAA 1 2 3 Board4 Polliwog 3 4 Neshotah News Annual 4 Purple and Gold 4 lr Usher 3 lr High Crier Rec Board 3 4 Gym Assist 3 4 H Robert Blaha Molly Basketball l Boxing 2 Swimming l 2 M, rf Mary Lou Boltz G A 2 3 4 lr h Crier Hall Receptionist 4 Nurses Aiclesl 2 3 Page 76 Marlene Bohne Glee Club l GAA 2 Annual 4 Hall Reception 1st 4 Nurses Aides Pres Mary Ellen Boncher GleeClub1 GAA 1 2 3 Neshotah News A nual 4 lr High Crier Red Cross 4 Hall Recep t1OIl1S't3 4 Nurses Aides 2 3 Future Nurses 4 Robert Bonn Bob Neshotah News Art Club Ruth Buenzow Ruthie Oratory 35 Glee Club l, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Polliwog 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News Purple and Gold 4 lr Usher Chairman Speech Squad l 3 N F L l 2 3 Sec 4 Debatel 4 Nurses Aides 3 Four minute Speech l Student Congress 4 Gym Assist 3 National Honor Society Jeanne Broker Brokes Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 lr. Usher, Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 45 lr. High Crier, Art Club 47 Rec. Board 4g Make-up Club 2, 3. Francesco Cesarini Checco Boys' Glee Club 4' Ne shotah News Purple ind Gold 4 Debate 4 Red Cross 4 Chess Club 4 All School Play 4 Camera Club Vice Pres 4 Irene Chalupsky Vxrgxnxa Chne Ginger Neshotah News Annual Dram Club 3 4 Lib Assist 3 4 Hall Recep tionist 4 Make up Club Janice Crabb lanny GleeClubl 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Annual 4 Dram Club 2 3 Lib Assist 4 Darlene Crabb Dribby G A 4 Annual 4 Office Assist 2 Jon Cretton John Chnstoffel Chri ty Baseball 4 Footb 3 N 1 Track 2 Swimming 3 Extemp Speaking 2 Ora tory 4 Glee Club 2 Ne shotah News Annual lr Rotarian Speech Squad 4 Band l Chess Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Conservation Club 2 3 4 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 3' Photography De- partment 4' Photography Contest lst Place 3' Na- tionality Honor Society. Page 77 T Qt , mit MC , K - Kenneth Duerschnudt Leatrice Dent Lea Swimming 3, 47 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 4, Polliwog l, 2, 3, Pres. 47 Homecoming Court 47 lr. Usher 3, Cheer Leader lg Nurses' Aides 3, 4. Ken Baseball 4 Diane Durocher Phyllis Diedrich Phil Glee Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Annual 45 lr. High Crier, Make-up Club 2, 3, 4. Ser Declam 4 Glee Club A A 1 3 4 Club 3 Cheer Leader 3 Art Club 2 Conservation Club 2 Make up Club 2 Glona Engle Wayne Durocher Wags Boxing l Neshctah News Vxrgxrua Elhott Ginger GAA 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Annual 4 Dram Club 3 4 lr High Crier l Chorus 2 3 Rene Emond Froggy Basketball 2 Golf 4 Foot ball 2 3 Neshotah News 3 Track Manager 2 3 Pep Band 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Band Ensemble 4 Page 78 Douglas Emond Amo Boxing 2 Football 2 Hum Declarn l Glee Clu 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Neshotah News 2 3 Purple and Gold 2 3 4 lr Usher Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheer Leader l lr High Crier Future Nurses 4 Janet Dvorachek Al ep Band4 Bandl 2 3 4 HDS De., ll ll I I I lg G. . . , 2, , 5 Pep . 5 , 3 I , ig, ' G.A.. ,2, 3, 4gP 5 . , g 1 , , , . C . . . , p ' V I I I ' . I . ' Y-Hg. . .- :it V Y Q- 4 W e fr '- , .. f, 1 . I . . , b , : - . - , , . , , , I Carol Fronk Donks Glee Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1 2, 3, 45 Neshotah News Annual5 lr. High Crier Nurses' Aides 25 Chorus 3 Conservation 25 Gym As- sist. 3, 4. 1 Patricia Funk Pat Annual5 Caf. Club 4. Nola Fronk Girls' Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Polliwog l, 2, Sec. 3, 45 Neshotah News 35 Annual 45 lr. High Crier5 Lib. Assist. l, 25 Hall Receplionist 3, 45 Nurses' Aides 2, 3, 45 Gym Assisi. 4. Ellen Galecki Ellie Hum. Declam. 2, 45 Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Board 45 Polliwog l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Neshotah News5 An- nual5 Dram. Club l5 Pep Club 45 lr. High Crier5 Art Club 25 Rec. Board l5 Madrigal Group 3, 45 Hall Receplionisi 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Chorus Solo 3, 45 Chorus Ensemble 2, 3, 45 All-School Play 35 Con- servation Club Vice-Pres. 25 Piano Duet 35 Piano I .J Joseph Gernoske loe Basketball l5 Annual 45 Conservation Club 25 Bowl- ing 4. Gerald Gilbert Gil Solo 4. Neil Gibeault Gibs Boys' Glee Club 45 Bowl- ing 4. Football 2, Glee Club 3, Alan Glaser Chorus 3, 4. UAV, Thomas Gospodarek Gus ' x Basketball 1, 2, Boxing 1, A Richard Goessl Dick FG'Olfb 1452 TEGCE ' 5' 'I oo a , , , 5 oys , 5- else ciub 3, 4, Pep ciub ' V i ,k ' 45 Chorus 4. Page 79 2 5' 5,2 , 5 . Donna Grenxer Hum Declam l Girls GleeClub2 3 4 GAA Mary Ann Gregor Sis l 2 3 Board4 Neshotah G A 1 3 4 Nur S News Annual Homecom A151952 ing Court l Purple and Robert Gru-rim Bob Trackl 2 Neshotah News Annual Spelling Contest 2 3 4 lr Rotarian Pep Band 2 3 4 Band Solo 1 2 3 4 Band Ensemble 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 All School Play 4 Photog raphy Dept 4 ludge ot Elections 4 National Honor Society John Grunwald as etball l 2 3 T ack l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Chess Club 3 Gold 3 4 lr Usher lr High Crier Cat Clubl 2 3 4 National Honor So ciety Gruny Robert Guetschow Getch Basketball 2 Boxing l Baseball 2 3 Tra lc l Foo ball 2 3 4 oys Glee Club 4 Annual 4 Chess Club 3 Harriet Habermann Girls' Glee Club l' G.A.A. l, 2 3 4' Neshotah News' Annual' Dram. Club 2 3' Hcmecoming Court 4' Pep Club 4' Speech Squad 1' lr. High Crier' Lib. As- sist. Treas. l' Madrigal Group 4' Chorus 2 3 4' Chorus Solo l' Chorus nsemble l 2 3 ' Operetta 2' Make-up Club Berdette Gulbrand Goldy Boxing l 2 Baseball 4 Trackl 2 Footballl 2 Chorus 3 4 ciety. Michael Hall Mike Track 2' Swimming 2 3 4' Extemp. Speaking 3' Original Oratory 4' Boys Glee Club 4' Neshotah News, Ed. in Chief, An- nual, Sec.-Treas. 25 Spell- ing Contest l, 2, 3, 45 lr. Rotariang N.F.L. 3, 4: lr. High Crier, Debate 3, Radio Guild 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 43 Conservation Club 25 Photography Dept. l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society. ' National Honor SO- Page 80 Nancy Hagedorn Hum. Declam. l' Girls Glee Club l' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Neshotah News' Annual' l. Usher' l. High Crier' Hall Recep- tionist 3 4' Nurses Aides l 2' Future Nurses 4' Na- tional Honor Society. 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