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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

This book belongs to Lolo 291 QGT 01V '17 5RlV S Edrtor rn ohrof Audrey Kotko Assooroto Edrtor Joan Ruthmorrsdorfor Orgorrrzotrorr Edrtor Laureen Seefeldt Edrtorrol Edrtor Connle Bolt Art Edrtor Sandra Loohowroz Photography Nod Koohororky Btrsrrross Manager Jrm Molkowsltr P s '35 y B :L vm of Faculty Seniors Activities Sports Underclassmen We, the class of 1956, dedicate our Neshotah to- MR. FRED RGEMER s - - ik. Every graduating senior has a great many cherished memories-of classes and classmates, teachers and activities. Every W. l-l. S. graduate will always hold dear the memory of one who did so much to weave their high school story harmoniously into its unforgettable pattern. Capable, good-natured, con- siderate Fred Roemer has given all the lives with which he has come in contact a part of his inner glow. Directing the Christmas and Spring Concerts, producing an operetta tri- annually, and preparing band and chorus members for the two Spring Music Festivals are only a part of his endless responsibilities as music director. We, the class of 1956, are proud to dedicate our Neshotah Annual to Mr. Fred Roemer. Page 5 Congratulations on having achieved a major step in the process of your formal education. An article written by J. C. Penney on How My Faith l'las l-lelped Me, contains a paragraph which best expresses my sentiments to you on this occasion, lf l could get a message over to the youth of this country, it would be that success in life does not de- pend on genius. Any person of normal intelligence, who is morally sound, above board in his dealings, and not afraid of worlc, should succeed in spite of obstacles and handicaps, il he plays the game squarely and lceeps everlastingly at it. The possibilities before one are measured by the determination which is within one.'f Sincerely yours, l'l. G. Knudtson, Supt. Mr. Earl G. Kro , P ' cipal of Washington Fiqh gblhool page 6 Mr. H. G, Knudtson, Superintendent of Public Schools Two Rivers, Wisconsin It is gratifying to lcnow that a yearboolt staff has de- voted an issue to one of the important divisions of our school curriculum-music. Music plays an important part in our life'not only in school but in life after graduation as well. ln school it is a part of almost every activity from athletics with our pep songs, to a musical production which is the result of the cooperation of all departments of the school. Christmas concerts, music festivals, choral sing- ing, madrigal groups, ensembles, even our singing as a school participating in the patriotic ritual all add to the spiritual values of our education. As a training for life, music for many will be a means of earning a livelihood, but for most of us it will be a means to a fuller lifegone that malces our living more enjoyable. May the inspiration from your musical experiences of Washington l-ligh School be a source of joy and happi- ness in your life after graduation. Earl G. Kromer You are all welcome in Room 103 especially when you need a little help, whether it is a pin, a loan for forgotten bus fare or lunch money, or advice on your future career. f-lere is our guid- ance corner with a full racl4 of career material, college catalogs, nursing bulletins and other literature to acquaint you with the many openings for women in the professions and other fields of worlt after high school. l feel that every girl should plan early so that her high school diploma will open the door to the school of her choice. That means selecting the right course now. l shall be very happy to help you, and hope that you will drop in often during your years at Washington f-ligh School. Miss Gertrude Sweetman Dean of Girls 44' -wi i , A i AV ,-, 4 .l A teacher is a human engineer working with youngsters every day, Students today have multiple problems, and a teacher is in a position to offer constructive suggestion for every-day living, l-le may stress a firm foun- dation for future individual problems, or ease the strain of the immediate ones. i'le is a consulting human engineer who will as- sist any individual in becoming a worthy citizen, Mr, Louis posny Dean of Boys BOARD OF EDUCATIONN Standing: Howard Luebke, J. R. Eggers, Superintendent H. G. Knudtson. Seated: August Fanslau, Poland Becker, Edmond Mallcowski, W. F. Sauve, Gertrude Daetz, secretary, Norman Hippert. Page 7 fx .b...g- ' 1 'ATI balmy, 460991509 mww9,wzedy4a4e Lucy E. Dufek Univ. of Wisconsin B.A. English 9, 10 Forensics Sally Haasl Univ. of Wisconsin BS. English 7, B Jr. High Crier D. J. Barber Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh B. Ed. Manual Arts Mrs. Lila Glomstad Univ. of lglgnnesota English 9 Radio Guild Freshman Adviser I 6. -ih'9fV'i Walter A. Johnson Stout Institute B.S. Drafting Michael Kazar Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee BS. Univ. of Wisconsin M S Art Art Club, Neshotah News Art Adviser I Mrs. Delores M. Ciha Wisconsin State College, La Crosse BS. Physical Education Polliwog Floyd Dietzo Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh B.S. Univ. of Wisconsin M.A. Chemistr Y General Science 7, 8 Athletic Director Head Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Mary C. Dunne The College of St. Catherine B.A. Columbia Univ. G. A. A. English 11 7, 8, 9 Cheerleading Neshotah News lnkslingers Ball .' ' I ' '. John A. Gronouski Q M Wisconsin State '. I, College, Milwaukee Machine Shop i I is , Melvin H Heyroth K' Univ of Wisconsin .K B .T 1 Mathematics XX . V' Movie projectors - 1 E g' t. , Club K 4 . ' Mrs. Ruth. C. Jones Stout lnstituges Y 'gifs ' Homemaking wil: ,il , ..f -:Hawes 'fj'5x,, Mrs. Irma Klaus Q sf- ,A 4,53 il Wisconsin State A ,Q-, J' 1 ' A' College, Milwaukee 3 Q K at .1 --'Q Visiting Teacher f'r ,Q R 'MAUXQ 'H gg Home Nursing - --1 . if 2 gg Jr. Red Cross V , .fsf R American Field .h Y Service Chairman ' l At n t 1 .. Page 10 L ' -i Mrs. Betty Koenig ,I ' Univ. of Wisconsin W 'N 5 B.S. f- ' English 10 I Dramatics Club r 3 1 Ulf . ' 'A if 3 tilt 1. 'f,,, ,gt si 3 ohn Kraupa t isconsin State ollege, Milwaukee B.Ea. J A f Science Education . ,fcij ,-.. '. .1 1. Z yi A if e I Margaret Lahti Wisconsin State College, Superior BA. 'l EI i M - 'Q' if'5i'Q,if'iUiUST2'C Girls' Glee Club Dorothy Malley State Milwaukee School Art l-lall 306 Warren Otto North Central College BS. Univ. of Wisconsin MS. Algebra Consumers' Math. Arithmetic 8 B Football B Basketball Donovan L. Richards Wisconsin State College, Whitewater B.Ed. Health 7, Science 7, 8 Adv. Math. Baseball Jr. l-ligh Basketball Nancy Kohlbeck Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh B.S. English 11, 12 Neshotah Annual Senior Class Adviser P1 is. . Mrs. Gladys Konop . Wisconsin State Y ,R College, Milwaukee V B.Ed. Speech Correction, Vision, Hearing - 'Xe . Charles B. McGivern Univ. of Wisconsin Ph.M. American History Debate, Original ' Oratory Extemporaneous Speaking N. F. L. Ph.B. E if ,. Louis J. Posny Central State College BS. ' Univ. ol Wbcgnsin Biology I Driver Education Dean oi Boys Jerry Pobien Wisconsin State ' College, La Crosse 4 -ff, Page 11 Univ. of Wisconsin 'Vg M.S. Cueneral Math. Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach I Anne Kusta Univ of Wiscons Columbia Univ Home Economics Cafeteria Junior Class Adviser Senior Farewell Dance Betty A Muelle Univ ol Wiscon Bookkeeping Typing Pep Club Senior Banquet '21 55h X -,4 L Charles A. Spring North Central College B.A. Univ. of Buffalo M.Ed. Social Science 7, 8 Athletic Equipment Eighth Grade Adviser John R. Thorson Ripon College A.B. Geometry, Physics Freshman Football Photography Clul: Chess Club Neshotah Annual Photography Fred Roemer Univ. of Wisconsin B.A. M.S. Band, Chorus Boys' Glee Club Madrigal Singers , ,A f . C ti a -.sf it Carroll Swearengen American College of Physical Education B.P.E. Grinnell College A.B. Physical Education Swimming, Golf Intramurals F...-' R, 'ff s -,, f Leonard Ward Wisconsin State College, Whitewater B.Ed. Bookkeeping Qhlice Practice Ticlcet Sales Student .lob'Placement .H 4 Robert D. Winn Lawrence College B.A, Univ. of Wisconsin M.A. Problems in Democracy Stage Crew F SHA ,-s '-1 fn-V V 5 f.- . iii' Hb-sq? I Page 19 Ewald J. Schmeichel Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh B.Ed. Printing Business Adviser of the Neshotah News 'Oi --so Gertrude Sweetman Univ. of Minnesota B.A. Columbia Univ. M.A. Latin 9, 'lO Dean of Girls Hospital Aides Farewell Assembly Receptionist Club Future Nurses of America an '1Rf' Q Future Teachers of America Q 'H' sy ig. .s I 'FAH Ruth Wawirlca Stenography Typing , Citizenship World l-listorv :I Track H44 ,i 1 I. , Purple and Gold Senior Banquet Bjarne B. Wrolstad Luther College B.A Mark l-l. Stone Wisconsin State College, River Falls BS. Geography Conservation Club Sophomore Class Adviser Alice M Thurston Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire Library Library Club Wisconsin State College, Whitewater l3.Ed. Freshman Basketball Miss Mildred Zuehl Miss Gertrude Daetz Mrs. Marlc La Fond Familiar as an old refrain is Miss Mildred Zuelml, secre- tary to Principal Kromer. l'landling tlwe clerical Worlc ol Superintendent Knudt- f Y' son is one ol many duties performed etliciently by Miss 'A Gertrude Daetz. Rd' ' Mrs. Marlc La Fond is custodian ol tlwe supply window, M52 serving tlwe students and tlwe faculty. .'.u,.- ,... . Mrs. Laura Nagel Mail , Wielding a rolling pin, not a baton, is Mrs, Laura Nagel Mrs- Ol9d Gdutlllef who is responsible lor tlwe delicious cafeteria lunclwes. A lcey to tlie success of tlie Maintenance Stall of Wash- ington l-liglw Sclwool could well be its versatility, friendly attitude, line leaderslwip. or tl'ie woman's touclw as supplied by Mrs, Qlga Gautliier. E' W 5516.5 i 0 - ' 1 1 'fl I ff MAINTENANCE STAFF: Seated-Sam Simono, Wallace Clarlcsen, George Eabiclw, Andrew Pogalslci. Standing-Poland Broker, Maymart Karbowslci, Louis Klotzbueclwer, Elroy Mull. Dage13 ' maqfuadmgwwamcepwmtewaqo wemllicwetdeee momewletofzememlm f 0 ' 0 N Betty Alice Aschenbrenner Transfer from Mishicot High School 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Neshotah News, Hall Receptionist 4. Judy Becker G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Nurses' Aides 1, Glee Club 1, Q, 4, Piano Solo 1, Q, 3, 4, Piano En- semble 3, 4, Dram. Club 3, Jr. Usher, Annual, Ne- shotah News, Conserva- tion Club Q. Ronald Ahrndl Ronnie Football Q, Swimming Donald Anderson 1, 4, Art Club 4 Cafeteria Club 3, 4l James Barrett Pee Wee Conner Belt Connie Ex. Bd. 4, Neshotah News, Associate Edi- tor, Annual, Editor, Dram. Club 1, 9, Chorus 4, Madrigal Group 4, Radio Guild 3, 4, 3, 4, Jf. Usher, Spelling Con- test 3. Page 16 Elizabeth Bastian Sally Barber Barbs' Polliwog 1, Q, 3, Pres 4, Hall Receptionist 3 4, G.A,A. 1, Q, 3, 4 Nurses' Aides Q, 3, 4, Jr High Crier, Gym Assist 1, Chorus 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1. GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Speech 1, Q, 3, Office Assist. Q, 3, 4. Karen Begotlce Transfer from Pulaski High School 4. Maxine Beth Mickey Jr. High Crier, Ne- shotah News, Annual, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chorus Solo 1, Ensemble 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Dram. Club 9, 3, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1, 3, Conservation Club 9. Frank Copeslcey James J. Blaha Jim gl:dC4lj JGl1Z2t??lLQ' James R. Blaha Baseball Q, 3, 4, Neshorah News, Pol- Chorus Q, 3, 4, Con- liwog Pageant3. servation Club Q, Red Cross 4. Cleo Bonk Jr. High Crier, Dram. Club Q, 3, 4, Make-up Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Hall Receptionist 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Nurses' Aides Sub. Q, Neshotah News, Three-Act Play Q, 3, Student Director, One- Act Play 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Declam. 1, Q, 3, 4, Spelling Contest 3, Art Club 3, Ensemble 3. JoAnn Breivogel ..-Jo.. Ex. Bd. 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Make-up Club Q, Pres. 3, 4, Dram. Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Band Ensemble 1, Q, 3, 4, Neshotah News, An- nual. Joan Busse Josie Jr. High Crier, Chorus Q, 3, Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Dram. Club 3, 4, Con, servation Club EZ, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Nurses' Aides 3, 4, Hall Receptionist 4, Annual, Duet 3. 'C' Meme' shotah News, Annual 3, 4, Glee Club 3 Chorus 4, Football 1 Basketball 1, Track 1, Jr. High Crier, Ne- Speech 1, Q, F.T.A. Lynne Breivogel Culee Club Q, 3, 4, Annual, Jr. High Crier, Dram. Club 3, Nurses' Aides Q, 3, 4, F.N.A, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Jr. Usher. Nancy Doucette Chorus 3, 4, Culee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Aft Club 3, 4, GAA. 1, 9, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Duet 4. Page 17 Elaine Bratz Laine G.A.A. Q. A 4:7 Ronald Ciha Ronnie Swimming Q, 3, Polliwog Pageant 3, Movie Pro- jector Club 3. .-aff' Xi . XI. Leland Duval Duz Chorus 3, 4, Maclrigal Group 4, Glee Club 1, Pep Band Q, 3, 4, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Track 1, SZ, 3, Basketball Cl, Q, 3, Pep Wesley Emond Wes Purple and Gold 1, 9, Chorus 9, Neshotah News. bm. c safer, Deanne Duckett ' Dee Dee' G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Dram. F D - Club Q, 3, Nurses' red uprey Fmz Aides 1, Q, 3, Nesho- tah News. Jacqueline Earley Jackie Transfer from Oconto High School Q, Glee Club SZ, Conservation Club Q, GAA. Q, 3, l, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual. Harlan Engelbrecht Herman Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 4. i ffft gz' Q P09218 Jerome Elliott Football 1, Speech 1, Pod and Gun Club 3. Patricia Duval Minnie Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 9, 4, Solo 2, 3, 4, Duet Q, 3, 4, Madrigal Group 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Hall Receptionist 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3. Jerry Curtis Engelbrecht Vice-Pres. 4, Track 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Con- servation Club Q, Vice- Pres. 3, Band Q, 3, Pres. 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble 3, 4, An- nual, Red Cross 4, Elec- toral Committee 4. Lee Ertman Erts Ex. Bd. 1, Jr. High Crier, Conservation Club 1, 9, 3, Football 1, 9, 3, Swimming 1, Q, 3, 4, Track 1, Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Rod and Gun Club 3. Virginia Fecteau Speed Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Band En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, ArtClub 3, 4,G.A.A. 3, 4, Spelling Contest 9, Annual. rf. ,fc Elizabeth Funk Betty Jr. Usher, Neshotah NEWS, 3, 4, Annual. Diane Gesell Jr. l-ligh Crier, GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1, 9, 3, 4, Conservation Club 9, Jr. Usher, Art Club 3, 3, 4, Receptionist 4, Glee Club 4, Ped Cross 4, Neshotah News, An- nual. If 2 ,V rg' Anastasia Firlrowski Nellie Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Jr. l-ligh Crier, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Hall Recep- tionist 3, 4, Gym As- sist. 9, Lib. Club 4, Art Club 3, Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Dram. Club Q, 3, 4, Solo Ensem- ble 3, 4. Judy Gibeault Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Editor, Annual, Dram. Club Q, 3, Pres. 4, All-School Play Q, 4, One- Act Play 3, Student Play Director 3, N.l:.L. 3, 4, De- bate 3, 4, Speech Squad 1, 9, 3, 4, Student Congress 3, 4, Hum. Declam. 1, Q, 3. 4, Extemp. Reading Q, Con- servation Club Q, Sec. 3, Band 1, 9, 3, 4, Band En- semble 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Piano Solo 3, 4, Piano Duet 9, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. 1 H Z l NWN . sf. , glr ycf.. Don Gregor Don M QQ ' R- Jr. Rotariari, Conserva- . ' I tion Club 3, Rod and Cuun Q N Club 3, Movie Projector Sguu ' Club 3. N in if 4 e . -in-L, E 1 ' Barbara Gustavson CJussi e Sec. 3, Ex. Bd. 4, Jr. High Crier, Editor-in-Chief, Band 1, 9, 3, 4, Band Coun- cil 3, Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, Board 4, Conserva- tion Club, Sec. Q, Pep Club 9, 3, Pres. 4, Purple and Gold 1, 9, sec. 3, 4, Ne, shotah News, Editor-im Chief, Annual, Jr. Usher, Red Cross 9, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, Dram. Club 1, Gym Assist. 1, 2, 3, 4, DAR Girl 4. Melvin Hagedorn Moe Ex. Bd. 3, Track 1, 9, 3, Basketball 1, Ne- shotah News, Jr. High Crier. Page 19 1 it Wayne Geimer CuumS Track 3. Helen Grimm Ci.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Dram Club 1, Glee Club 1, Nurses' Aides 1, Q, 3. Dale Havlichek Stage Crew Q, Chorus 3, Movie Projector Club Q, Neshotah News, N l Lee Haucke Leonard Henriclcson l-lam' Conservation Club Q, Swimming 3, 4, Elec toral Committee 4. Theodore Havel l-lays Chorus 4, Neshotah News. Herbert Heili Beans Pres. 1, Ex. Bd. 4 Basketball 1, Q, Janice Jarek Jan Track 1, Football Mgr. 3, 4, Purple and Gold Q, 3, 4, Jr, High Crier, Ne- shotah News, Editor, An- nual, Judge of Elections 4, Band 1, Q, Band Coun- cil 1, Library Club, Pres. 3, Electoral Committee 4. orus Q, 3, 4, A 1 GA. . , Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, Solo 1, Duet 1, Q, 4, Aft Q, Madrigal Group 3, 4. X 3 Nadine Jarek Glee Club 1, Q, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Annual, Ne- shotah News, Art Club 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4. Joyce Jindra Band Q, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, G.A.A. 9, 3, 4, Make-up Club Q, Dram. Club Q, Annual Band Ensemble 3. Page Q0 Gary Jenkins Emily Juchniewicz Red Cross 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1, Q, 3, Pres. 4, 3, 4, .Jf. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Lib. Club Q, l-lall Recep- tionist 4, Glee Club 1, Spelling Contest 1, Conservation Club Q, Dram. Club Q, Jr. Usher, Extemp. Read- ing 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Electoral Com- mittee 4. Stage Crew Q, 3, 1,Q,3. Jerry Kitzerow Ike Neshotah News, Chorus ' Q, 3, 4, Madrigal Group 4. Douglas Koch H Doug Football 1, Q, 3, 4, 'l Q 3 4 Chorus 4, Annual. Ned Kochoroslcy Kochy Football 1, Baseball Q, Comservation -Club Q, Camera Club 3, Pres. 4, Neshotah News, Editor, Annual, Jr. Potarian. Margaret Konieczlca Margie G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Jr. Usher, Malte-up 4, Aft Ali Dram. Club Q. Club 3, 4, Polliwog 4, Allan Juza Al Doris Kiefer Kiel Chorus 3, 4, G.A.A. Movie Projector Club 1, 9, 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1, Sub. 4. Philip Koch Phil J. l-l'gh Crier, Con- lrdgkll '1- 'P ' If E62 servatlon Club Q, Red gllg 1 Q :Ellie n4' Cross 3, 4, Electoral Hgmecomihgl KES. 4i Commlttee 4i Annuals . AVR .4 41 Allen Kopetsky Page Q1 Marianne Krlzerow GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Chorus Q, 3, 4, En- semble 1, Solo 3, 4, Jr. High Crier, Make-up Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Radio Guild Q, 3, Vice- Pres. 4, F.N.A. 4, Ne- shotah News, Homecom- ing Court 1, Madrigal Group 4, Gym Assist. 3, Annual. Patricia Koehler Sandy GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Ne- shotah News, Annual, Nurses' Aides Q, Jr. Usher, Pep Club 3, 4, Office Assist. Q, 3, 4. X f Nancy Kozlowski Koz Transfer from Denmarlc ' l-ligh 4, G.A.A, 4. Grace Koprowslci Gracie Ex. Bd. 9- G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Graz Club 1, Dram. Club Q, Ne- shotah News, Editor, Annual, F.N.A. 4, Jr. Usher, Make-up Club Q, Art Club 4. ws 1. 'it Audrey Koslca Jr. High Crier, Nesho- tah News, Annual, Edi- tor-in-Chiel, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Lib. Club Q, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Usher, Electoral Committee 4. Patricia Kronzer Donald Kueiher Don Football 9, 3, All-Com ference 1st Team De- fense, All-Conference Slnd Team Ollense 4, Basketball Mgr. 9, 3, 4, Baseball Q, 3, 4. w2?f 5 ' ss.. . A .fr-.M . , iw, . 1 1 . . Glenn Krueger Spook Allan Kupsch Patricia Kuenzel Patti' Glee Club 1, C-1.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Hall Reception- ist 3. Paul Kummerow Track 1, 9, 3, 4. Sandra Lachowicz Sandy Jr High Crier, Ne- shotah News, Editor, Annual, Editor, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Nurses' ides 1, SZ, 3, 4, Dram. Club 9, Con- servation Club Q, Art Club 3, Jr. Usher, Glee Club 1, Home- coming Court4-Spell- in Contest1-G A.A -it - af . K -- if ik Page Q2 9 , - . 1, Q, 3, Vice-Pres. 4. G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4. Pat' KumS Vice-Pres. 1, Football 1 Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1 Jancy LaFleur Nel J.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, :horus 3, 4, Glee :lub Q, Art Club 3, r, Neshotah News, lr. High Crier. Joan LaFond Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Band Ensemble 1, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Piano Duet 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Malce-up Club Q, 3. 4, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Youth Council 3, 4, Art Club 4, Nurses' Aides 1, Q. Doreen Lahey Dorlcy Jr, High Crier, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4. 3 Gail Lawrence Ex. Bd. Q, 3, 4, Dram. Club Q, 3, 4, Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, Conser- vation Club 9, 3, Trees for Tomorrow 3, Band Q, 3, 4, Band Ensemble Q, 3, Pep Band 4, Nurses' Aides Q, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Purple and Gold 3, 4, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Polliwog Mgr. 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Pres. 4. JoAnn Larson Jo J h L J lc TransferfromSt.Mary's CohCFm:ugM3l gaze S s, F cl d Lac ' ' . ltrarigleeorkllulcj M glub Z, Madrigal GAA. 4. OUP ' Rllfh Lahey 4'Pat Jr. High Crier, Conser' vation Club Q, Jr. Usher, Neshotah News, Annual, Radio Guild Q, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4. Diane Lonxo Elizabeth Ann Lesperance 4'Berry Art Club 1, Nurses' Aides 3, Chrous Q, 3, 4, Hall Receptionist 4, Mad, rigal Cnroup 4. Albert Lodl Skip Neshotdh Newt Football 1, Basketball Nurses' Aid es 3, 1,c3ieeciubQ,a,Jf. HA. 3, GA A. 3, News, Annual. High Crier, Neshotah 4, Madrigal Group 4, Annual, Chorus 4, Make-up Club 4. Page Q3 41 Marilyn Meineke Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Lib. Club 1, Hall Receptionist 4, F.'l'.A., Pres. 4, G.A.A. l AX Ronald Monlxa Pon Youth Council 1, Q, Pres. 3, Conservation Club Q, Cnlee Club Q. Her ?- J 1221 James Mellcowslri Malcus' Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Jr. High Crier, An nual, Bus. Mgr., Ne shotah News, Red Cross, Jr. Rotarian, Electoral Committee 4, Baseball 9, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 9, 3, 4, Hall Sharon Maruga Shars G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, Board 4, Conservation Club Q, 3, 4, Dram. Club Q, 3, Nurses' Aides Q, 3, 4, Annual, Lib. Club Q, Chorus 3, 4, Gym Assist. 9, Glee Club Receptionist 9. Clifford Nlenges A'Clih ' Footbdu 1, QI 3, ,gi .ludiann Mixa Judi Track 1, Q, 3, Basket- G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, ball 1, Neshotah Glee Club Q, Nurses' News, Annual, Pur- Aides 1. ple and Gold 4, Jr. Rotarian,CuleeClub4. Darlene Nlorenc 4, Cl'1OfUS Q, 3 4- Rod land Gun 3, 4, Glee Club 1. Page Q4 Y rm ir 'Darin Mow 1. Dorothy Meneau Don G.A.A. 3, 4, Art Club 'K Susan Nlonlra Suzie Ex. Bd. 1, Q, Jr. High Crier, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, Art Club, Vice- Pres. 3, Dram. Club Q, 3, Conservation Club Q, 3, Neshotah News, Hall Receptionist Q, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Polliwog Mgr. 4. ff John Moseler Baseball 3' Chorus Club 3. Mary Therese Niquefie Lottie Hall Receptionist Q, 4, Nurses' Aides Q, Vice- Pres. 3- Kalhryn Nauman Kitty Glee Club 'l, lvlalce- up Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1. , F.N.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. Q, 3, Board 4, Dram. Club 3, Jr. Usher, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Glee Club 1. 'Z Joan Peltier Joanie 4, F.N.A, 3, 4 Nurses' Aides Q, 3, 4, Purple and Gold 3, 4, Sec. 1, Nancy Palzer Nonnie Ex. Bd. 4, Pep Band 4, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Band Ensemble 1, Q, 3, Pur- ple ancl Gold 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Youth Council, Sec. 1,Q,G.A.A.1,Q,3, Sec. 4, Polliwog Q, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Nurses' Aides Q, Gym Assist. Q. Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, Art Club, Sec. 3, 4, G.A.A, 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Q, 3, 4, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Jr, Usher, Piano Solo 3, 4. sl Catherine Neuenberger Katie Cheerleader 1, 4, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Mad- rigal Group3,G.A.A. 1, Q, Neshotah News, Annual, Pep Club 4, Lib. Club Q, Gym As- sist. SZ, 3. Glenn Pa utz l Peter Nyquist Purple and Gold 4, Radio Guild 4, Chorus 4, Cam- era Club 4, Electoral Committee 4, Ped Cross John Peltier Johnny Vice-Pres. Q, Pres. 3, Swimming 1, Q, 3, 4, Baseball Q, 3, 4, Football 1, Purple and Gold 4, Camera Club 1, Q, Ne- shotah News. James Pesl Jim John Phalen Ducl4ey Art Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Neshotah News, An- Football 1, Q, 3, nual, Electoral Com- Swimming 3, Track 1. mittee 4. Page 95 WE! Barbara Reynolds Barb Ex. Bd. 4, Jr. l-ligh Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Dram. Club 1, 9, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Solo 3, Maclrigal Group 4, Glee Club 1, Office Assist. 4. Lou Ann Rozmarynoslxi Rozy G.A.fN. 1, Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Forensics 1, 9, 3, 4, Dram. Club 3, 4, One- Act Play 3, Malte-up Club 3, 4, FTA. 4, Hall Receptionist 3, 4. gh V., A X Vg Anton Pietroske Darrell Richmond Neshotah News, An nual, Jr. Potarian Badger Boys' State. . ki, Ka 1.- Donald Sam: 'Sarnbon Page Q6 Nancy Pries UNan GA Nurses' Aides 9, Con- .A. 1 servation Club 3. Norman Ringmeier Charles Rezachelc Swimming 1, Q, 3, Stage Crew 1, Q, Movie Pro- jector Club 1, 9, Track 1. nkingy.. Neshotah News, An- nual. Joan Ruthmansdorfer Put Spelling Champion 1, 3, Spell- ing Contest 1, Q, 3, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, An- nual, Associate Editor, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, N Fl. 1, Q, 3, Pres. 4, Debate 1, 9, State Meet 3, 4: Student Congress 3, 4, Con- servation Club Q, Pres, 3, Dram. Club 9, Sec 3, 4, Stu- dent Director, All-School Play 3, Dram lnterp 1, 9, State Champion, National Meet 3, 4, 1 Youth Council 4. Richard Sauve Stoker Basketball 1, Conser- vation Club 3, Rod and Gun Club, Vice- Pres. 3. wi ' J Ann Schroeder Annie Calee Club 1, 3, Chorus 3, 4, 3, GAA. 9, 3, 4, Dram. Club 3, Neshotah News. Charles Schultz Chuck' Football 1, Football Mgr. Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Cap tain 4, Neshotah News, Lib. Club 3. .4-5. 'D Robert Schous John Schepper Stage Crew Q, 3, 4. l-lall Receptionist Nancy Schroeder Lib. Club 9, 3, Culee Club 3, Art Club 3, Dram. Club 9, 3, 1, Make-up Club Q, 3, 4, l-lall l2eceptLonist 3, 3, 4, JY. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Board 4, Chorus 3, 4. Joyce Schwantes Page 97 Jugs Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Glee Club 9, 3, 4, Chorus 4. Peter Schroeder Tweeclles Swimming 1, Q, Foot- ball 1, Rod and Gun Club 3. Laureen Seefeldt l2een Ex. Bd. 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Band Ensemble 3, Pep Band 4, Piano Solo Q,3,4,G,A.A.1,9, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Dram. Club 9, Make- up Club 9, Sec. 3, 4, Radio Cauild 3, 4, Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Annual, Edi- tor, N.F.L. 4, Extemp. Reading 4. 3-L rf f . 2 Leo Schroeder Richard Schultz Robert Sluzyclte Strik Swimming 3, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 1, Track 1, 9, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Jr. High Crier. Glen Spiering Spears Ex. Bd. 3, Football 1, Q, All-Conference Honor- able Mention 3, 4, Swim- ming 1, Q, Track Q, 3, 4, Jr. High Crier, Nesho- tah News, Annual, Jr. Rotarian, Conservation Club Q, Culee Club Q, Purple and Gold 3, 4. Dianne Simonis Putsy Jr. High Crier, Neshotah News, Editor, Annual, G.A.A. 1, 9, 3, 4, Polliwog 1, Q, 3, Sec, 4,Cheerleader 1, 4, Pep Club 4, Jr. Usher, Dram. Club Q, 3, Sec. 4, All-School Play 3, Foren- sics 1, 9, 4, Conservation Club 2, Make-up Club 9, 3, 4, F,T.A. 3, Art Club 3, Assist. Judge ol Elections 4, Electoral Committee 4. Marlene Smogolelsltin mo ey GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Hall Re- ceptionist 3, Dram. Club 9, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Annual. Thomas Steltz Tom Football 1, 9, All- Conlerence Second Team 3, All-Conlen ence First Team 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Track 1, 9, State Meet 3, 4. Page Q8 Alice Sltrzycke Pep Club Q, 3, , 4 Conservation Club 9, Dram. Club Q, 3, G,A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Nurses' Aides 1, Q, One-Act Play 3, Jr. Usher. Judith Smith Toots G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4 ee Club 1. 'H 'S Ronald Sorenson - Allen Sprang Harvey Band 3, 4, Pep Band 4 Donald Stevens Squeeks Swimming 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Movie Projector Club 1, 3. Carol Stone Stoney' Spelling Contest 1 Declam. Q, 3, 4 Q, 3, 4, JY Usher, l-lall Recep- tionist 3, 4, Dram Club 3, Gym Assist. 3, 4. Leon Strut: B n Q 3, 4, Pep Band 4 Band Solo 4. Rodney Sirohm Swimming 3, Movie Projector Club 1, 9, 3, Traclc Mgr. 3, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Mad- rigal Group 4, Rod and Gun Club 3. Francis Thomas Fran Ernest Van Frachen Duff Swimming 1, Q, 3, 4, . . Chess Club 1, Track glgililprolector Club 1, Football 1. r ',,'k.af'? , , . 5 l Richard Talarelg Slug - V1 'V Speech Squad 9, 3, 4, V 3 ly- Annual, Neshotah News, 'S ' Camera Club 3, Red QQ, ,,. iii' Cross 3, 4, Jr. Rotarian, W 1,4 fl A ' F.T.A. 33 Spelling Con- test Q, Basketball 1, Bad- ' ger Boys' State, l-lall ' ' Receptionist3, J-,gg I , 4 my N Roy Vigue Dead Eye Rita Wachal l?eets' G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Lib Club 9, Jr. Usher, Neshotah News, An- nual, Cal. Club 4. Darlene Wanek Ex. Bd 1, Sec. 9, Jr. High Crier, Nurses' Aides 1, Q, 3, 4, Dram. Club Q, 3, 4i Make-up Club 9, Vice- Pres. 3, 4, F.N.A,, Sec. 3, Pres.-1,Polliwog 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Sec. 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Homecom- ing Court 3, Jr Usher: G.A.A 1, 9, 3, Board 4, Art Club Q, 3, Lib Club 9, Hall Receotionist 9. Page Q9 Nancy Wachal Nanc Jr. Usher, Homecoming Court 4, G.A,A. 1, 9, 3, Board 4, Annual, Nesho- tah News, Cal. Club 4, Gym Assist. 3, 4. .1 r S 0 W Claude Weier Claudie Bowling 3, Swimming 1, Q, 3. John Waxkow Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, Swim, ming 3, 4, Neshotah News, Jr. Rotarian, Purple and Gold 3, 4. Bette Weber Glee Club 1, Jr. High Crier, Lib. Club Q, Conservation Club Q, Neshotah News, Make-up Club 3 Chorus Q, 3, 4 GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4 Speech 9, 3, 4, One Act Play 9, 3, All School Play 3, Dram Club Q, 3, 4. Robert Willcer Willie' Dale Yalcoubelx Yalcy Baseball Q, 4, Neshotah News. l Joseph Wilson uBunny Jr. l-ligh Crier, Band Q, 3, 4, Band Solo Q, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Chorus 3, 4, Chorus Solo 3, Annual. Gerald Woiu Jerry Pres. Q, Ex. Bd. 4: Pep Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Annual, Neshotah News, Football 1, Q, 3, Captain, All-Com ference Honorable Mention Offense, All- Conference Qnd Team Defense 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Track 1, Q, Baseball 3, 4. Charlotte Zeman Torchy Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Band Ensemble 1, Pep Band 4, GAA. 1, Q, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Neshotah News, AQEWELL.. 07556 Page 30 C Belt J Glbeaull B Gustavson C Enqelbrecht E Juchmewucz N Kochorosky M Kltzrvow G Koprowslu P Koehler A Koska R Lalwy J. Malkowslzl 'QQ S Lachowncz G Ldwr nc? C. Menges l N. Palzer B. Reynolds X D. Richmond J Ruthmansdorfev Tl-IE NATIONAL HONQR SOCIETY C. Neuenberger .N L Seefeldt D. Simonis Page 31 Wwiffiwymzdaife S-six 69' QW We 2 5 Rigas ' '24 s BAND Row 4 Messman Robert Slcrzycke Duval R Bruechert Klopfer Laurent K Bruechert Maigatter Hurst Jones Row 3 Glelchner J Schultz Buchner Emond Lodl Engelbrecht Krummel Kupsch Meyer Rath Gllhsmann Braun Row Q Richard Slcrzycke Courchaine M Schultz Hall Fronlc Marlfovvslci V LaFond Brunner Stevens Honda L Jindra l2ow'l Prucha Peserilc Schroeder Spaeth Kulpa Siclcinger Kurtz Kronzer Gagnon Oestreich Hess Day About 90 students Formed the Washington High School band that rehearsed daily in the music room. The band vvorlced hard to polish their techniques under Mr. Fred l2oemer's leadership. The band marched at all home football games and played at the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, and Spring Concert. The music lestival climaxed the year, with the group travelling to Green Bay. lt made its final appearance by marching in the Memorial Day parade. Curtis Engelbrecht led as president of the Band Council this year. Page 34 ,..J ...J J..l.4J ..-5 ......z-5-l....J Lam. ....A...., ...J ..J....X...l .1 .J.....J i.L...iu.-.4 .3dk3........i BAND Row 4 Bever, Jenklns, Kanltz, Strutz, Wllson, Duclcett, Murphy, Doerller, Rrngmeuer, Sprang Row 3 Paulsen, Deprey R LaFond, Stuemlce, Klel, Klenn, Race, E Krueger, Van Learhoven, Slaby, SUIdZIDSlCI Row Q Glomstad, Ploeclcelmann, Zeman, Brelvogel, Lawrence, J Jundra, Fecteau, J LaFond, Seefelclt, Kappelman, J Krueger Sorenson Row 1 Sonntag, Wallis, Llntereur, Lueblce, Palzer, Glbeault, Glerclwner, Vondruslca, Gustavson, J Lodl, Schnorr, Konop, Kuhl Page 35 CHORUS Row 3 Schepper Culllgan Koch Engelbrecht Becker A Schroeder Doucette SmOSOICSkI N Schroeder Monka Hall McClellan Fronk Ketchum Fanslau Baugmet Lonzo Blesczylc Row 'I Braun, Strohm Anderson Durand Swearengen Wilson Lesperance Furlcowslcx LaFleur Havlmelc Reynolds Page 36 - 5 1 A 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A1 ' I I I I I ' Row 2: Wilson, Kitzerow, Havel, Moseler, J, Copeskey, Leyden, Niquette, Rozmarynoski, Morency, Slmono, Belonger, I I I . . - . . : I I I I I I I I I ' CHORUS Row 3 Duval Belt Kiefer Kronzer Schnorr Krtzerow Neuenberger l-lalvorsen Copeslcey Duval Kuhl, Mr Roemer dl ector l2ow9 J Jarek DeBru1n Maruga Cnha Wachtel Barber Loeser Beth Blaha Martln Klabunde Seventy live sophomore, junlor and sensor students who enjoy snngung belong to the WHS Mixed Chorus, under Mr Roemer s careful direction The Chorus appears at various dCtlVltl2S durmg the school year, among these are the Christmas Concert and Christmas carollng ID the corridors, the Sprung and Pop Concerts, the annual vocal lestnval held thus year on Aprll 'l4 In Sheboygan They are also seen at the com mencement exercrses nn June Hrghlrghtmg thus year lor the Chorus was the presentatnon ol Babes In Toyland, an operetta by Victor l-lerbert The accompanrsts lor the Chorus were Judy Beclcer and Brenda l-lalvorsen Pressdent ol the Chorus Council was James Blaha Page 37 '- A 3 1 1 h 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 , 1' . : ' I I ll I I I I ! I I I f ' Row 1: Brelvogel, Mahlrlc, Perry, Weber, N, Jarelc, Rasmussen, O Nelll, K. Moseler, Bohne, Messman. F . . . I . . Diane and the Dandies listen intently to Bo Peep's story. BABES IN TCDYLAND Cast ol Characters l-lilda, maid ol all worlc in the Piper household ..... ..,. Jaclc, one ol the Piper children ....... ..... Jill, one of his sisters ....,.... Bo Peep, a careless shepherdess .....,..,........, Barnaby, an unsmiling miser with an eye for beauty .... .. Tom, the Widow Pipers eldest son .................. .... The Widow Piper, a poor widow with fourteen children ....... Gonzorgo, a sea-going rullian ....r.... .. ...... .. .. Roderigo, his simple-minded partner. . . Jane, Barnaby's niece ........... .. .. .. Alan, his nephew .....,...... ............. . . Contrary Mary, the Widow Pipers eldest daughter .... The Giant Spider .......,.... ............ ....... The Brown Bear. . ....... . . . .Barbara Reynolds . . . . .Leland Duval . . . . .Judy Ketchum .pat Duval .,...l3eter Nyquist . . .Franlc Copeslcey .Marianne Kitzerow .John Schepper . . . . . .Joe Wilson ........Judyl-lall . .Vernon Doerller . . . . . .Judy Beclcer . . . . . .Janet Wallis . .Ruth Luchterhand Fairy Queen .......................... ..... M ildred Ann Swearengen Marmadul4e, lnspector of the Toyland Police ....... .. ............ Milce Culligan The Master loymalcer, toymalcer to the whole world ..... ......BiIl Braun Grumio, one ol his apprentices ..................................... Ted l'lavel Chorus ol Dandies, Fairies, Villagers, 'loyshop Workers, Toy Soldiers, French Dolls and Widow Piper's Children Cincluding Simple Simon, Peter, Tommy Tuclcer, Boy Blue, Bobby Shalto, Sallie Waters, Miss Mullet, Curly Loclcs and Red Riding Hoodl Page 38 Mff 0'r h Judxf' eo' P r tries IO Plead Wu T Wand ell 'ous 95 V 91-no a,,O,J Lfdy Nd, f With music by Victor l-lerbert Babes in Toyland was presented by the Washington High School Chorus, under the direction of Miss Sally l-laasl and Mr Fred Roemer While the children ol Mother Goose Land attended a party in Contrary Mary s garden Barnaby appeared and brazenly announced his intentions ol marrying Contrary Mary This decision caused Contrary Mary to seelc refuge in Toyland Much to the surprise ol Barnaby and his two conspirators Gonzorgo and Roderigo Alan and Jane returned home and immediately set oll lor Toyland to find Contrary Mary and Tom. After their arrival in Toyland, Alan and Jane wanted to return home as they were unable to lind their loved ones. Barnaby, meanwhile, released the spirits of evil which caused the Master Toymalcer to fall into a trance. By drinking from the Laughing Water Well, Barnaby released the Master Toymalcer from his trance. 'il.et happiness reign in Toyland forever triumphantly brought Babes in Toyland to a close. John Shcpper talks to Frank as Joe Wilson looks on. Page 39 BOYS GLEE CLUB Row 3 Sos noslcy Engelbrecht Zermuehlen Doertler Klern Stanrslawskr Row9 Schepper Sonntag Menges Seass Ertman Prchmond Row1 Strohm Anderson Martm Schroeder Koprowslcn Swearen Q6 H Meetrng once a weelc under Mr Roemer s gumdance, the Boys Glee Club groomed lor thenr appearances at the Chrmstmas assembly and at the sprung lestnval held In She boygan Muldred Ann Swearengen accompanied the boys Mass Lahtu meets wnth the Cu rls Glee Club twzce a weelc Judy Beclcer accom panned the group as they sang forthe Chrustmas Concert and the festival at Sheboygan Gll2LS GLEE CLUB Row 3 Schmudt Kuenzel S Koch Rum nskr Werse Gesell Moreau Berg J Koch Hermans Kronzer Gauthuer Doucette LaFleur Heulr LaFond slcr Poler Engelland arelc Honda Larson Colvin Brou choud Lesperance Shnmek l Sonntag Row1 Duval Boness Klein Woz nralc Sauve Graycarek Gates Bastian FIYKOWSKI Wllten Shaus S Sonntag Mrss Lahti director Page 40 I . I 1 ' A 1 ' i Af I I I I A' I I I I b 1 1 1 , . Row 9: Breivogel, Becker, Kozlow- I , , J , I I A I - 1 1 1 -A t 1 1 1 1 ' I Q I Q I I I . I . ll I ' I I ' Fava, 'FQ PEP BAND Row Q Doerfler Bruechert Kanutz Strutz Lodl Ament Krueger Klexn Rowl Hurst Palzer Brlevogel Jxndra LaFond Schnorr Konop Suclcnnger Gagnon Duval Slcrzyclce Sprang PEP BAND A small branch ol the WHS band IS the pep band composed pnmarnly of senior members This group plays lor all pep assemblues and baslcetball games lhesr treatment of the roclc and roll tempo certainly added to their popularuty Mr Roemer ns ID charge ol the pep band lVlADl2lGAl. GROUP Each year sixteen members are elected from the chorus to malce up the Madrugal Group Under the direction ol Mr Fred Roemer these students meet every Monday night alter school They are the busiest during the Christmas sea on when they entertain lor local clubs and organizations and a school assembly The slngers also Full any requests when lacllntues cannot accommodate the entire chorus lhey talce part an the vocal lestlval In sprung MADRIGAL GROUP Row Q Brown, Strohm, Blalce, Martnn, J Kltzerow, Durand, Duval, Doerfler Rowl Reynolds, Lesperance, Jarelc, Lonzo, Belt, M Kntzerow, l-lalvorsen, Becker Page 41 . A -xg, PM- lt, M... l ' 'Cru 'Q K ls' 5 ' ' A Q iv . , 'ef fi- V Q., A ' sa- , 7 . , vw K . . w .M I - N, - up I f, yr-f-ass. . 4 'fp N R am ur 1' Q ,fs ,t,,, ag wh ,3- I t ' f 3124. I , Wy' , , G1 l ,, E. 5 1 1 , V S N is A it I' A 3 ., f 4 R v 1 I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I I I ' in V I ' , A .. ,. , 2 . C . . , . . . . S . . . Resolved That the Federal govern ment should grant subsrdues, accordrng to need to hrgh school graduates who qualrly for addatlonal trarnlng Wnth thus as the debate question, the A squad launched unto a very success ful season Judy Gnbeault and Joan Ruthmansdorler handled the alllrmatrve as Bull Dean and Bob Seass argued the negatlve slde ol the question See top most photo Wrth a hne contest show :ng at Stevens Pornt they entered state competltron and placed filth vvuth a 3 5 record lor the contest The B squad center photo con snsted ol Judy Becker Monrca Bastian Janet Wallns Make Rath Laura Lee Lueblce Franlc Zlatnllc and Jlm Hallett Begnnnrng C squad debaters lower photo were Mildred Ann Svvearengen Jaclcre Prucha Judy Ketchum Claudia La Fond and Edrth Kuhl Beverly Berg, another begrnnrng debater was absent when the picture was talcen The Natronal Forenslc League was ac tively led this year by Joan Ruthmans dorler Janet Wallis was secretary Mr McGzvern ns the debate coach and also heads the N F L N F L Row 3 Lueblce, Jones, Becker, Hallett, Zlatmlc, Rath, Mr McGlvern, adviser Row Q Berg, La Fond, Kuhl, Wallls, Ketchum, Seass, Dean Row 'I Bastian, Gleuchner, Glbeault, Swearengen, Ruthmansdorfer, D082 49 Prucha Absent Kntzerow SENIOR HIGH SPEECH Standing Mass Dufelc advnser Seefeldt Slmonls Wallis Lueblce Kafka Rozmarynoslcu Colvun Gsbeault Seass Ruth mansdorfer Seated Glaser Durand Baugnuet Swearengen Stoer Glelchner Pazdera Bastuan Suxteen students represented WHS at the league contest on Nlarclw 8 Of these lour received A ratings wlnclw enabled tlwem to enter tl1e distract meet llwe same group agaln won top rating and moved on to state Qne senior Joan Rutlwmansdorler went un serious declamatlon Bull Dean and Bob Seass two juniors, participated In extemporaneous spealcung and tour mlnute spealclng Laura l.uebl4e a soplwo llne runners up ID our local ellmlnatnon contest attended tlwe Conference session lweld on lVlarcl1 l5 Twenty luve entlmuslastlc junior hugh students participated an speeclm fl'1IS year Mnss Dulelc ns tlwe advnser 1'-nf' JUNlOR HIGH SPEECH Standing Berg J Engelland Kuenzel Boness VanLaarl1oven Sonntag Jones Ruce Le Fond Root Klopfer Mangatter Kuhl Ahrndt Schultz Gesell Seated Seass Curaycarelc C Engelland Marlcowslu Jmdra Krueger Kurtz Lesperance Fronk 1 nxt' V f I 1' I 3' I, U' ' x' , . f V4 rv ilk , 4' than 2 l : h I1 I 1 1 4 A 1- A 1 1 I 1 .1 I 1 I 1 1 ' - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' U I I A I - ' ' I more, presented a non-original oration, ,Q ' , 4 1' ' T I uw.. 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A 1 l 3 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I ' DRAMATICS CLUB Standlng Mrs Koemg advuser L Colvnn J Colvln Strye Schroeder Muller Hallett Bohlman Kahlenberg Hells Seass Root Woznlak La Fond Jlndra De Pusha Kurtz Kronzer Slmonls Seated Stoer Baugmet Wallis Gubeault Rozmarynoslcu Swearengen, Ruthmansdorfer This years drama group organized with Judy Glbeault as president Judy Beclcer as vlce president was the club adviser and dxrected the plays Chrlstmastlme brought a one act play entltled Not Even A Mouse to our attention We saw thzs very entertaining play as an assembly Toward sprung Mrs Koenig cast a three act play, Qur Hearts Were Young And Gay The plot centered around Emzly Knmbrough and Cornelia Qtns Slclnner, two hugh minded young women In love Emsly was played by Joan Ruthmansdorfer and Judy Grbeault characterized Cornelia Dianne Snmonls and Franlc Zlatnllc served as stu dent dnrectors The stage crew dnd a most capable job ol helping the drama group present nts plays Bob Ploeclcel mann was In charge STAGE CREW Ploeclcelmann Hoffman Radandt McClellan Karl Dunnevand, Gllhsmann Page 44 l , K V 3 -D ' 1 D 1 - D 1 ' ' -41 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . -1 I I ' I A 'I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I ' , . I . - 1 and Dianne Simonis as secretary. Mrs. Betty Koenig A '- 1 1 1 1 1 OUR HEARTS WERE i-....,,lAr YOUNG AND GAY 1 , if 1 'i , E FS , i W, 6 M H H , m . X- H . A 5 Yeovil JUS I XN 6 ,me 7' V E A gflfltwo p of Meryl' .-4 ou l ' ln case the boat sinks, Silly. i I K X ', A ,,V ' , , , Lg 5 ' E' 'P f?'i'7'fff7 -1 A A l admit it. l killed a man. P 45 'Rs In EDITORS Standing Kochoroslcy Mrss Dunne advvser Koprowskl Heel: Seated Slmoms Gustavson Belt Glbeault NESHOTAI-I NEWS The edltor In chlel ol the 1955 56 Neshotah News IS Barbara Gustavson With those words at the lnlcsllngers Ball a new Neshotah News stall was ushered unto the llmellght and began a year ol worlc worry and wonderful times dnrectron of Mlss Mary Dunne junuor Englxsh teacher and Ewald Schmelchel prlntung advuser As soon as one Issue as out there are page lay outs to be made copy to be assigned wrntten and edited and pages to be set up ID the print shop agasn for the next Issue It was a continuous job but all those on the stall wlll remember worlc on the Neshotah News as one ol the hugh spots ol thear hugh school career Fe' El ARTISTS-Copeslcey Pesl Lachowvcz page 46 A, K if Seated Meineke Lahey LaFond Lawrence FEATUREWRITERS Ruthmansdorfer Peltler Juchnuewncz et ,I ,, 'll . s .V ttogr'.::7 ' 'D '1ugsuq3 'fl ilk , 'fn' w,v'. ,-. 'Ng . ., .Xu ' A r--H 3 1 1 1 - 4' 7 ' L, i, D its .. I f . ,,kX ' Y og! M. Eng X A g .. : . U .N 41 .g 5 1 I as 4 I I V ' - Every three weeks the paper IS 'Swed undef the News WRITERS-stanaangz Reynolds, mwaw. I I 2 I I I ' , . I I I I 4 . , - ' 139 . 5 B h. , 1 , In ,. ,.-.' C ,- ' I gf- . 1' ' 1 X fr, -F' f - s , I qt X . 4' wisp I I ' a M K WK TYPISTS Brervogel N Wachal R Wachal Ihose who asplre to journalustlc heights earluer an school Innd the Junior Hugh Crner an excellent outlet Ior their talent Published monthly, the Crier was edited by Brough Jones Mass Sally I-laasl was the advxser ' I EDITORIAL AND HEADLINE WRITERS Standmg Talarek Palzer Seated Koska Seefeldt JUNICR HIGH CRIER Row 4 Rlce Krueger Fronlz Graycarek BCYZIDSICY Janslcy McGsvern Kahlenberg Seass Schroeder Day Zur Levanetz Row 3 Lodl Walesh Jmdra Suettmger Rasmussen Luchterhand Oestreuch Row9 Kronzer Kurtz Rohde Slocum Memelce Uhlrr Messerrnan Puls ONeuII Lrebuch Row1 Root Altman Jones Rocheleau Harvey Page 47 . l I ' , . - J , H K,-I .4 I f ,A , ' IA W I N' I 5 I 'I I Q 1 - 1 ' ' A It , It . ' I ' ,- 2 cf' 0 f ' -3 . 'I' 5 I - Q ,I , - 8 4 , t fl Q, ,I .ff ' V -.YO F Q , .F V ' Ll? I - . - A I I , ' : - I . . ' , tg ' . L1 -N ' Z I I I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I : Z I I I I I I I I I ' I I I Y I ' Page 48 Sandra Lachowlcz Art Edator Comme Belt Editorial Edltor Joan Ruthmansdorfer Associate Edltor Laureen Seefeldt Orgamzatuon Edntor Audrey Koska Edltor ln chief nag'-sung: Inna-Q 'N Ulu James Malkowskn Busmess Manager ' , ff L. - I if .315 in-4 hvpifggr f':m'Q . uufwzv ,J ACTIVITY WRITERS Standing Glbeault Kltzerow FEATURE WRITERS Beth Juchmewncz Lahey Koprowsk' Seated Srmoms Wanek ADVISERS Standnng Mr Kazar Mr Thorson PHOTOGRAPHER Ned Kochorosky Seated Mass Wawnrka Mnss Koh beck BOYS SPORTS Jerry Wojta Herb Herlr GIRLS SPORTS Gaul Lawrence Catherine Neuen berger Wrth Audrey KosIca edetor ID chuef worIcung ID a most untlrxng Iashlon the Neshotah annuaI staff rushed to meet nts deadlanes Sandra Lachowicz spent untold hours creatlng the motut deslgns and plannlng the Iay out for the book At the same tame Ned Kochorosky arranged for the plctures and IoIIowed their snapping with many Iong term dark room assignments And now the book completed we await the hnaI results from the printer and blndery The hnaI deadhnes must be met' Page 49 514+ 4 J T ... I ' ' I . ' 'Q I I I : . .I . J I , ' I U 'I I . . I . I . T, R-, A I ,I , is ,I 10:1 A' E ' 91 - .I - , I . - I -. - I I . . ., . I I ' V I mv I HALL RECEPTIONISTS -Standing: Rozrnarynoski, Lachowicz, Juchniewicz, Barber, Le Clair, Meineke, Christensen, Christoffel, Streu, Les perance, La Pose, lluminski, Gesell, Koslowski. Seated: Saunders, Lonzo, Earley, Busse, Firkowski, Bonk, Stone, Gotstein. Audrey Koska headed the library assistants or- ganization this year with Judy Post acting as vice- president. Betty Funk was chosen secretary. The library operated very smoothly as student helpers each period learned to check out books, distribute overdue reminders, keep the shelves neat and help find material for students. The group entertained the faculty at a Valentine lea on February 'l-4. Miss Alice Thurston, librarian, is adviser lor the group. OFFICE ASSlSTANTSwStanding: Bastian, Koehler, Pocheleau LIBRARY ASSISTANTSvKoska, Post, Biel, Lesperance, Ciha, Funk, Miss Thurston, adviser, Firkowski. Page 50 Koska, Reynolds. Seated: Miss Zuehl. A very capable group ol WHS girls serve each hour of the day as office assistants to Miss Zuehl. Teachers and students receive mes- sages quickly, the absences are recorded on report cards, the mail is sorted, the filing kept up to date, and all this is accomplished through their efforts, JUNIOR USHERS -Standing: Si- mono, Petri, Lahey, Lodl, Brig- ham, Hall, Laurent, Rocheleau, La Rose, Christoffel, Le Clair, Freclriclcson, Graycarelc, Jost, Koslca, Koerner, Vassar. Kneeling: Post, Beitzel, Clarlcsen, Levanetz, Caoedjen, Graff. YOUTH COUNCIL-G d' B Sh eder K oe len, ever, c ro , Levanetz, Doncheck, Ruthmansdorfer. JUNIOR ROTARIANS-Standing: Zer- muehlen, Koprowslci. Seated: Braun, Sauve, Kinzel, Kroening, Culaser. Missing: Dean, Kahlenberg, Seass. Page 51 JUNIOR USHERS Mr. Kromer talces over the selection ol the junior ushers each year with the help of the class officers. These girls have talcen ticlcets, distributed programs and helped people find their seats at the school programs this year. YOUTH COUNCIL The youth council vvorlcs with the Two Rivers Recreation department to arrange Worthwhile ,lun lor the teen-agers. Judy Ketchum was president ol this years group, JUNIOR ROTARIANS Each weelc ol the school term, one ol nine junior boys chosen by a faculty committee attends a dinner meeting ol the Two Rivers Rotary Club. The boys are selected on the basis of character, leadership, service, and scholarship. At the Final meeting they attended, each is presented vvith a pin to identify him as an l'lonorary Rotarian. JUNIOR RED CROSS Standing Engelbrecht Gesell Mrs Klaus advnser Malkowskl Gustavson Talarek Juchnlewncz Schroeder Lachowicz Seated Sonntag Brenvogel Vassar Ketchum Seefeldt JUNIOR RED CROSS Sandra Lachowicz and Barbara Gustavson are the chaxrmen ofthe club which meets ln the homes of the members when there rs Important business to discuss Mrs Irma Klaus as the advnser Thus year the club started a School Chest consustlng of a hundred dollars IN medical and school supplies The chest can be sent to a disaster area In the United States or a foreign country The Councul takes care of all the fund drlves and cooperates wlth the Rolllwog GAA and purple and Gold Clubs n helping the needy lhey also help the Sensor Red Cross, Good ' fellows and make favors for Wood Veterans l'lospltal CAFETERIA CLUB 'h'1....,- Many of us were indebted at some trme durnng the year to the members of Mrs Nagel s Cafeterla Club lhese people not 'N' task of cleaning when everyone has frnlshed lunch NURSES AIDES Qur local hospntal staff rs eased consnderably through the efforts of WHS nurses ardes These grrls work after school hours and evenings Miss Sweetman advises them and they receive valuable frrst hand experience IU a professnon they mnght choose to follow CAFETERIA CLUB Zur Ahrndt Swetlrk R Wachal l-less N Wachal Funk Le Claxr NURSES AIDES Row? Lachowucz Juchmewucz Laurent Kappelman Fredrnckson Payette Graycarek Christensen Hurley La Fond Baugmet Proper Kafka Koch Boden tab Honda Snmono Bauknecht Broker Kronzer Gessell Rowl Vassar Brenvogel Sonntag Bastian Glelchner Schroeder Spaeth Rathsack Le Clarr Heffernan Courchanne Page 59 ' ,V . ' - O ' . A .. R . 1 ' 1 V ff' L f I x. X X A ,' K l , , A A X , g. it 6 Y- b 5 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 .1 1 1 I . 1 , . 3 1 A 1 1 1 - . . l ' 1 v , . . ., i 4 ' lg ' . ' - ' Q-V W .4- ' A f - ,l' 5 5. 1 ' ' V 4, QR f It only see that the food is served efficiently, but also share in the , A gl 1 1 - ' Sf':ff if'l'71.L .42 'xM 1.u' 1 ' ' ' L 1 - I l 1 - 1 . . . , , . - 1 5 I' l 1, g , . , ,. txt - .. , - 1 - . Lf: . . ' ' .' sr , , 1 ...L 'L , V rli' . :Y ' ' ' g Q X.-s ., 5 Q -X. , . . 1 - . X J -3 .4. A . fi' 'fill tv l , C I 3 - 1 A 4 1 1' t 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 I 1 I S 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 I I I I I I I I I I ' 'fl MAKE UP CLUB Standrng Kronzer De Rusha Kafka Markowsku Lawrence Jost Palzer Kltzerow J La Fond Eronk Peltaer WOZnIdk Snmonrs Pozmarynosku Kurtz Kuhl Proper Baugmet Seated Komeczka Seefeldt J Brenvogel Wanek Furkowskl S Brervogel V La Fond Bodenstab MAKE UP CLUB The school s make up artists called on Mrs Emily Suettlnger to return and guide them to Improved technndues Both the operetta and Qur Hearts Were Young and Gay hve these gurls to thank lor their stage appearances RADIO GUILD Members ol the Radio Guild prepared and taped the vveekly Voice ol Neshotah pro gram that we heard over WIRW on Saturday mornings pur Gold platters always lollovv Ing with one ol the Guild members as dnsc jockey Mrs Lula Glomstad advised Ruth Lahey president Marianne Kltzerovv vice president and Judy Hall who recorded the minutes MCDVIE PRCDJECTIONISTS Under Mr Heyroth the movies In classes assemblies or club meetings are capably shown The boys use their lree periods to help out an these jobs RADIO GUILD Standnng ONeIIl Nyquist Mrs Glomstad advuser Seated Becker Braun Seeleldt Belt Kneelung Lahey, Hall Halvorsen Slmono Rlppe Seass Hallett Dean Kltzerow MOVIE PPOJECTIONIST CLUB Row Q Pagels, Sonntag, Lodl Row 'I Koeser, Gllhsmann, Puetroske, Kahlen berg, Hoffman, Mr Heyroth, advuser, McClellan, Doncheck, Malgatter, Kiel, Palzer, Bornemann, Dolan, Seass, Dean Front Luntereur Page 53 1 yas, Mfg f I Us It , I I I 3? ' A t L ' if f 4 K ' l Q f+ . 5, I Q t , Q? I I 1 l I L, ' sy : ' s 'gi 7 4. 1 5. I L 'l . .v l 1 , V, ' t I ,' 4' 1 , N N ,M X , - I A ' , I - - 1 I I -I 1 I I? I Q - . I x . l V, K, , ,Y S , ' QL I a,- ,. +A. - . . ,. . ,' . . I I -5 . . Q A V 4 4- f 1 1 1- 41 .1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 A 1 l 1 . I I I I . l . . 3 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' ti 1 1 I 1 I ' V 1 1 ' 1 I A 1 I' 3 I Q. 1 - 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 . I ' I f ' .3 1 1 1 ' CONSERVATION CLUB-Row 9: Streu, Jost, La Fond, Kafka, Schroeder, Payette, Lahes, Brolcer, Aschenbrenner, Laurin, Pilsaclc, Karbowslei, Courchaine, Kurtz, Schultz, Mr. Stone, adviser. Row 1: Petri, Koprowslci, Colvin, Fred- riclcson, Wiesnik, Kuhl, Kulpa, Gilbert, Maresh, Lesperance. Seated: Wolfe, Perry, Sauve, Moseler, Martin. Funds from a candy sale during the school year will help to cover the expenses of Con- servation Club representatives at Trees For Tomorrow Camp in Eagle River this summer. Every other Thursday the club met under Jerry Sauve's leadership. Virginia La Fond was vice-president and Susan Perry served as secre- tary. Club members also spent a great deal of effort planting trees in the spring out at Point Beach. Mr. Stone was the adviser. With Mr. lhorson as adviser and Ned Kochoroslcy as president, the members of the Camera Club received a lot of valuable in- formation in the techniques of photography. Through their meetings every other Monday, the group arranged the exhibit of National Photography Award prints in the library. Lou Ann Bohlman and Tammy Root served as vice-president and secretary. CAMERA CLUB4Standing: Palzer, Heili, Meneau, Schroeder, Glomstad Seated: Root, Kochoroslcy, Bohlman. A most congenial group of young chess enthusiasts, these boys met in Mr. lhorson's room to learn the principles of the game. Qnce mastered, each be- came extremely intense on pol- ishing his game and outwitting the strategy of his opponent. CHESS CLUB-Standing: Mr. Thorson, adviser, Young, Zlatnilc, Hoffman, Rath. Seated: Perlman, Page 54 Parent, Moseler, Koeser. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER- Seated Sonntag Mernelce Schroe Q t ,-.mug ICA-Standing: Copeslcey, Roz- marynoslci. der LaFond xv ln :ts second year of organlzatnon the Future Teachers of America Club was headed by Marilyn Melnelce president under the guidance of Miss Gertrude Sweet man, Dean of Grrls Among the actlvltles ID which the club participated were vrsutnng a country school for all members con sxderrng enrollment at the County Normal and attend ng Vlsltrng Day at Wisconsin State College sn Oshlcosh The Future Nurses Club was started last year by 1 Mrss Sweetman adviser Darlene Wanek call the group to order and Gdll Lawrence talces over rn Darlenes absence Kay Konop records the mnnutes ol the bl monthly meetings Thus year the members framed and accepted a con stltutlon At meetings they saw a lllm on medrcal tech nology, heard practncal and registered nurses spealc and learned about the nursing schools available I0 the state ol Wrsconsrn 39 .1 I I . EMM 'I FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Row 3 Juchnrewncz Bodenstab Lt-:Fond Kurtz Snmono Baulcnecht Row? Lesperance Levanetz Honda Komeczka De Pusha Heffernan Rumnnsku Kronzer Gleechner N Brenvogel Sonntag Seated Koprowskr Konop Wanek Brigham S Brenvogel Fredernckson P 55 age 3 1 I 1 ' 'l 1 - 38, 'sl r : K 4. M. , , VL XMIM. 1-7 '1- ., 'L 'nl' I I I . . - D ' 1 gary' 'F vb 165 j:f.4.? . .1 ,. .1 1 , ' 5' 'f l r,, , v '!'- ' ,Q '- V Q K :b i g I ,r 41 44 2 Q 'Q A . 1' ' 7 '5 Fir' ' ' . ,, I-1 ' f .A 554 11. ' 'ig' 1 ' ,J -1 91' L, , J -1 0 WM '- H 5? 1,5 . . 4 , ,z-4, ,- fw gt ,A F ' I I, .W J .. I, .l 'H 5 exam? r ' .Vw I I .M .1 .r .V ', zgl fsjl . 2 1 h f :av M , 1 . V4 ' ,fi I 5 I M f. , , 1 I W. fr gr . , .1 . N . . V vr, is ' - 1 I ' , , I , T .li . Q I Lv fl 4 Z if . l ' s . 1 , ' iff' -1 5 ' ' W., Mqaw, ,..,1.,,-v-..- 'T' --, I WM ' I A .1 ' 4 T ' ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' I : 1 I I I . I I I I I I I I ' I ' 2 I I I I ' I ' PURPLE AND GOLD Above top to bottom Dean Malley Spuerung Peltuer Lawrence Muss Wawurka advuser Peltuer Palzer Rasmussen Uhlur ONeuIl Pa7dera Laurent Prucha PURPLE AND GOLD Rught top to bottom Schultz Pagel Graycarek Luebuch Gustavson Waskow Koch Rasmussen Schroeder Fanslau Perry Nyquust Belonger Joan Ruthmansdorler won the Senuor Hugh Spellung Contest lor the thurd tume un her hugh school career by outscorung Connue Belt un a wrutten test The end of the hour lor oral com petutuon found them deadloclted Brough Jones wuth two successuve cham puonshups behund hum made ut three un a row by out spellung the other uunuor hugh contestants The Purple and Gold is best lcnown as the service club. Its members aid as ushers lor the Parent-Teacher conlerences. lhey also do such thungs as checlcung coats at the swummung meets and handlung the boolclet sale lor the baslcetball tournament The show cases thtoughout the school are decorated wuth varuous unterestung artucles and hobbues by uts members Thus club us un charge of the exchange student program through the Amerucan Fueld Servuce Thus year they presented Galaxy of Stars a student talent show to help rause the fund lor our Ioreugn student Nluss Wawurka us advuser to these students led thus year by Doug Koch Page 56 SENIOR HIGH SPELLING CHAMPIONS Left Standung Zywuclce Moseler Zermuehlen Rath Seated Lueblce Lachowucz Ruthmansdorfer Belt Juchnuewucz Perry JUNIOR HIGH SPELLING CHAMPIONS Below Row Q Jones E Fronlc Altman Rocheleau Harvey Row 1 K Fronlc Oestreuch McGuvern Muller Ruchmond uu . . H .1 , 1 1 1 -1' . , I I . ' . 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I V e , I , ,' -1 1 1 14 ' 1 I fl 4 I I I I ' Y I 3 1 - g 1 .1 h I 4 ' Z ' -- A 1 1 1 1 ' ' 12 1 1 PEP CLUB Row 9 Breuvogel From Brngham Koprovvskr l-'lalvorsen Murphy Woyta Duval Seass Rovvl Wanek Snmonus Graycarelc Skrzyclce Gustavson Pazdera Keuther Perry Rasmussen Without the actlve members ol pep Club our spurrt throughout the football and baslcetball seasons wouldnt exlst lhese people vvath Barbara Gustav son as president planned and presented all of our pep assemblles and sluts lhey also played a bug part In l-lomecomung ac tnvntles People attendnng football games could buy carameled apples popcorn balls and other thang because ol one ol their projects Brenda l'lalvorsen vvas vlce president and Darlene Wanek vvas secretary lVlnss Mueller IS advlser ws -Q--np A CHEERLEADERS Svmonus Neuenberger l-lalvor sen Graycarelt .Ab ,,,a- lg B CHEERLEADERS Jundra, S Graycarelc, Sauve, Jarelc, Schroeder, Fronlc Pave 57 - r I G I t. s Q4 v Q , A F s ' ' ' 'n ' V , , 1 Ish , . .4 , ' l I - 1 I f I I I I . 1 I I r 7 I 1 I I' 1 I I f I - la - F' a Ag. , - ,LJ x ' ' H . Q 's' st. to f , Y ,A Q Ak . In if . . . ' Q L .. E . 'X tr' W A A - . . A Q . , - I V. I I I 5 r .. . - . A A1 - z Q :T K Y .Fx 5 , f ,lwfi , 9' haf f J t . V I I - , . Y pr v ' a - 4- - - - ,-' ' 0, ., 44 -A . .. , , , . - - - , fX ,l 'v -Ns. Q TWO txelvensl- gou'6Zneaezwda,Z4cat'4w4eaZ4e9am44oaZd4Za,zt,'yau'aegoZ zfadcweiecwf FOOTBALL SENIORS X1 W SY o ffdx wx QD I l Don Kuether 1955 4' ll m,,, ere Lv Page 60 CN' Qx 0 Q l. Clufford Menges Douglas Koch John Weskow 6 006 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Sensors Kummerow Wojta Steltz ...................... 18 Koch ...................... 6 Underclassmen CuIIigan .....,............. 'I3 Gospodarek ................ 'IQ Page 61 9: MID EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS KlmberIy CIintonviIIe .......... 5 Neenah .............. 5 I Menasha ...,......... 3 3 Kaukauna ............ 3 3 Two Rivers .....,..... 3 4 Shawano .........,.., I 6 New London ...4..... O 7 Playlng a revused schedule due to the poluo epldemlc the Purple Rarders dud not open the season wrth the traditional battle against Manitowoc playing Sheboygan North for the first time proved to be a grueling taslc and we were defeated 14 'IO Douglas Koch plclced up a fumble and ran 65 yards for the score and lVIll4e Culllgan lclclaed the extra point and a held goal The following Friday found our first conference game at Kimberly with the I R boys losrng 'I4 'IQ to the con ference champions Paul Kummerow scored both TD s In the first half on passes from Tom Steltz and Jerry Wojta The Truckers were too bug and fast for the Purple Grldders, as the Raiders lost to Clmtonvllle 'I9 6 A TD pass from Kummerow to l.eon Gospodarelc accounted for the Raiders lone tally The Purple Raiders started to show signs of real teamwork when they put New London nn hot water as the score 'I8 O our favor testuhed The defensave unit of Two Rivers was never better with Wojta Kuether and Steltz gettung most of the honors Steltz and Wojta accounted for the 'I8 end of the score I-lomecomnng festlvltles highlighted the Cool Cnty the followung Friday eve as Two Rivers entertalned the strong Kaulcauna Ghosts Coming from behind the Purple Raiders left the game with a 1412 wan Woyta and Steltz scored the TD s with Culllgan lcuclclng both extra points The victory on the whole was a team affair The downpour of raln and mud was the deciding factor In the 7 6 score of the Menasha game The try for the extra point was wade and a field goal try In the last minutes of the game missed by a few Inches An unusual feature of thus game was the net yardage Iwo Rivers 244 yards Menasha 89 Steltz scored the one TD on a one yard plunge The Purple Raiders met their greatest competition wlth the Neenah Roclcets, and were defeated Q5 6 A pass from Ronnre Brault to Cullugan gave Iwo Rivers sts lone score The Neenah defeat drd not down the Raiders as the score Q5 7 showed when Shawano came here Kum merow scored two tallles wnth Wojta doing the same The hrghllght of the game was the hne passing of Brault Assnstant Coach Robren, Head Coach Dnetzo, B Squad Coach Otto Page 69 1 , - . , . . 1 . . . . - , , , .. -s 1 ' C D - I 1 , , U H . . .. . . -- . H . . . . 1 A I ' f . , , . , . 1 1 1 C ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' , . . I . I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Standnng Lodl Bocher Koprowskl Markham Radue Becker Strohm Emond Monlca Doncheck Stanek Le vanetz Coach Thorson The freshman football squad had hve games Included In their 1955 season The boys were coached by Mr Thorson James Gleason and Richard Knope played outstanding ball forthe Frosh and should be promising varsity maternal FOOTBALL MANAGERS Richmond Schultz Hella Page 63 '1 A Z I I .1 I 1 I I I I I 1 Kneeling: llloffman, Klinlcner, Graff, Klopfer, L. Kozlowski, D. Kozlowski, Walesh, Knope, Zur, Gleason. 1 . I 1 I .- VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Sta d 3 Kopo slr R Mess a Mr Robe coach Stelt I-lel Kneel 9 J Mess a Beth Cuospodarel: Gag o B e o CONFERENCE STANDINGS Kimberly Menaslwa Slwawano Two Rlvers Neenalm Kaulcauna Cllntonvrlle RAIDERS SEASON RECORD TOURNAMENT RECORD T R 5 Valclers 53 Conference T R 3 New Holstein 48 Non Conference Tournament 'II 'IO Page 64 I - nin: rwi,. mn, . in, , z, ii. mz. mn, , , nn,unzw. W L ' ................. 'I3 'I ' ............,.. 7 7 NewLondon .........,... 5 9 IO ' ' ........,,..... Q 'IO W L ..6 ................... . - ............. 3 Q SENIGRS ,Hx A li .35-jg l ' .- x - v 'z Q vp S- i4'xAf:1fI. YAA Nb I' w . I -I i f i f T fm- 5 ' ws i W -' --.. NN 4-M. 51 t A - , 5: as -- , ' If ' :A I I .Mn 5 Q ' ............ 394 ...,..,..... 48 ' ..,....,...... 'I6'I ............... 39 ' ......,....... 'I 36 'J' ................... 39 ' .............. 'IQ3 'J ............... 'I3 Jlm Malko lc 'John Koprowslcr Paul Antonue Dick Messmen Ronme Brault 'Tom SteItz Jerry Wojta 'Herb I'-Ienh Jam MdII4OWSkl 'Denotes Letterman Herb Hell: fi- 'S Q,-P J I -lf Tom Steltz Jerry Wojte INDIVIDUAL SCORING points George Rehrauer Chuck Schultz lm Beth oe Buenzow IO9 84 Jerry Kroenmg 'Jerry Messman 5'I Bull MaIIey 48 Leon Gospodarelc Page 65 -w5P.,,,f, Chuck Schultz Pon nts 6 4 Q RAIDERS B SQUAD NK N B Squad Basketball Moseler Root Marlcusen Nebel Eesley Cuturia Kopetsky Deprey The B Squad baslcetball team, under Coach Warren Qtto's direction, closed the season with an Tl-8 record. The boys played some remarlcably close games, and incited a lot of enthusiasm as a result. Jim Beth, Jerry Messman, and Leon Gospodarelc were the leading scorers on this yearis J. Vfs Of course none of the squads would have been as effective if it wasnit for the managers who aided them before, after, and during the games. 23 Pi V 2 KWYQKJX V 45, as 4 nf 42 3 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Standung Mr Wrolstad coach Neuman Knope Walesh Kozlowski Zur Sprang Lodel Kneellng Mallrowslnu Levanetz Emond Clsler Stanelc Strolmm Paulsen P6 ext? SEVENTH AND EIGHT:-l GRADE BASKETBALL Standnng Norreman Kleun Rocheleau Fronk Zmn Oestrench Boclwer Dellusha Kneeling Altman Messerman pnlger Peterson Markham McG:vern l-lansen Page 67 Appleton YMCA il .g- ILJN POOL. SWIM TEAM Stand 9 Rnchmond Ahr dt ma agers Wolfe Arle Talarelc Bruechert I-Iendrlclcso Prucha Thomas Meyer Sonn tag J Peltier Mr S eare gen coach Seated LaFond C Peltuer Monlca Payette Ertma Rhode Batchelder Doncheclc Brunner Beclce SWIMMING MEETS INTER CLASS CONTEST Appleton YMCA Green Bay YMCA Sensors Green Bay YMCA Alumm Sheboygan YMCA Sheboygan YMCA ee Ertman John Peltier eonard Hendrlclcson Juniors oger Prucha ........ 'I' ilce Schroeder ..... lk irtz Kahlenberg ..... 'Denotes Lettermen Sensors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen INDIVIDUAL SCORING 'Bob Seass Ball Monlca Jim I-lallett Sophomores arold Bruechert em Waslcow arles Peltier. . ' ill Wolfe ...... Don Sonntag .... Page 68 Bob I.aI:ond oe Arle Earl Meyer Stan Talarelc Freshmen Dennis Payette Robert Monlca Peter Brunner ....... Joe Doncheclc Rm X' EP' vvf, TRACK SQUAD Row 5 La Fond Krel Fronlc Markham Coach Wrolstad Asslstant Coach Dretzo Row 4 Rrchmond Men es Warer Jor genson Walesh Messman Bocher l2ow3 Slaby Bever Root Eesley estrerch Planslcy Rocheleau Rhode Kuhl Perry ow9 La Fleur Wolf Lodl Gleason Zinn Prl er Monka Buenzow Brault Pagels l2ow'l Gospodarelc Krummel Kopetslcy Kummerow Slcrzyclce Koch Engelbrecht Ertman Cousman alley Murphy Stanrslawslcu Stuebs Coach Wrolstad and has assistant Coach Dletzo scheduled sux dual meets for this years traclc squad Fave senlor lettermen Paul Kummerow, Curtls Engel brecht l.ee Ertman Bob Slcrzyclce and Doug Koch returned thus season Underclass lettermen baclc were Leon Gospo darelc Donald Stanlslawslcl Tom Murphy, and Merlln Stuebs The boys ran the Port Washington Relays, the Conference and Sectional meets and Finished with the State competition In Madison Krummel drives ahead Engelbrecht crosses the fmrsh lme Page 69 ,, ---' ff 1 I l 1 1 1 . 1 V, . s , . 1 'ac 5 1 1: ' 1 - Y' 3 1 .xv f WX 1 fr l 1 , .Q ' th t 1 ,Ts ' I '7 P ' K V ,Y 4' 2 4 Q . , ' ' Q-, 'ff' ' . ,, A N ' ..r- 'r ' ' I 1 . 1 1 I 4. ' - Z l 1 E 1 Q 1 ' 1 1 U 1 l - 5 1 1 1 1 C5 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 W 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - l 1 1 -2 1 1 ' il'-W 1 1 1 L I ' 1 1 L . I . . . . - I ' W 4 W 'v-Qd 5 v I T1 QRWIZP no 1 vn R 'Jmscna tlsmvd Ill hu lui 'RFU' BASEBALL Row 4 Coach Richards W Marlrusen Koprowslcu Blaha Kroenmg Schultz Kuether, Messman l2ow3 Culllgan Prles Copeslcey MdllCOWSkI Peltler R Marlcusen Pow? Lodl Cuturxa Klmkner Hoffman Zur Rlppe l2ow1 Radue Cfsler Doncheclc, Levanetz Koeser Perlman Stanelc Mlsslng Brault and Zlatnllc Sparlced by elght returning let termen the 56 Raiders, under Coach Donovan Richards, won 3 lost 3 In the Mid Eastern Con ference The returning lettermen were Captain ChL.cl4 Schultz, Jim Malkowslcl Don Kuether,Jrm Blaha, sensors, Dlclc Marlcusen the lone junior, Ronnie Brault, Jerry Mess man, and Chuclc Prles sophomores Jlm Hallett lone returnee of Coach Carroll Swearengen s golf squad led them through the 56 season Qther llnlcsmen are de termlned by their performance nn the intra school tournament Meetsthlsseasonwerescheduled on a home away basls wnth Qsh lcosh, Manitowoc, and Kaulcauna GOLF Standmg lluppe, Peterson, Hallett, Young Kneeling Dean, Hella, Koprowslcl Page 70 ,v ,. E512 ' ln lr.g,,A Y W Y Q vi H , g K , ',.5- . ,ir vw 0 ur 6WD 5 ' l - 5 UH un A 'fl . 3 7 s , -, s s 4 5 . q r! .M , 1 .'. I . i . -4 - fl. I ,fit I --Q---v-r-Q'-1 A K K - .- f .3 l 1 ' . V1 -1 1 ' 1 1 ' 3 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - - I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 - . . i . ' xl bt I ' 1 A Q ., Q ,, 5 . . . A! ' 1E Q E, ,LJ ' . , ' jg v I' . . I , K, Q 1 ' I , . ' N . .1 1. 1 9 WJUGW l 5 Q If X 0 .xml if um - ma ---- 40 - l ' 135 i' ' ' POLIJNWOG CLUB-Cabovel Standing: Ciha, Wilson, Lie- bicli, Palzer, Wanek, K. Fronl4, Cliristoffel, l-lall, J. Fronlc, La Pose, l-lalvorsen, Krueger, Niquette, Boden- stab, Wallis, Fanslau, Simonis, Barber, Miller. Seated: Slocum, Breivogel, S. O'Neill, Krumdiclc, Swearen- gen, Peltier, Konieczlca, Monka, Lawrence, Eggers, Simono,Baugniet,Uhlir,Seass, fxhrndt,Ratlisaclc,N,Q'Neill. TEAM CAp'lAlNS-Cleltb TOD to Bottom: Breivogel, Palzer, Simono, Liebich, Ahrndt, Ulilir, O'Neill. POLLIWOG OFFlCEl?SfQrigliO Palzer, Vice-president, Bar- ber, President, Simonis, Sec- retary. SENIOR POLLIWOG MEM-, BERS- Cbelowb Barber, Pal- zer, Simonis, Konieczka, Pel- tier, Wanek. Page 71 A girl wlio passes tlie require- ment tests and lives up to tlwe standards can be a member ol polliwog, an lionorary swimming Club, Awards are given yearly to tlie girls, witln special awards go- ing to lwonorary members. Mrs. Delores Ciba advizes tlwe club. BOWLING led by Margie Komeczka and Sharon Maruga A major sport nn G A A arfords each participant TOO polntS yearly Darlene Wanek heads outdoor sports and records the mules baked by ambutaous mem ers i'-'Q' ir SOFTBALL Joan Peltier Manager G. A. A. MAJCDR SPORTS HOCKEY headed by Barbara Gustavson Page 72 TUMBLING Nancy Wachal Captam TENNIS dlrected by Susan Monlca Each sprung the G A A banquet ns the scene lor announclng boar The all round nounced Mrs Delores Cuha IS the advuser to the group that sponsors Dance and the Chlrstmas Faculty Tea the next years also the l-lomecommg Q' ii: Ig? APCHERY led by Mary Therese Nuquette SQUARE DANCING Nancy Schroeder, Leader Page 73 BADMINTON headed by Joan Busse 5 L ,, 55- ff: 54 ' 1 , ' ' f fgjijr 53 '23.'L '.g,-- -I: - 5' 555 ,Ai--w '-1 - M- .,,3,,' ,m,. , -an Q .. ' -u-.U-.5 , ' 1 r . T 1 ' n . My . - .Q .nf 1 Z .. , 1 A 5---1 .. , 5 '. A? T n' X ' if ' If h V J. I - tm A . ,. .4 4. ffv. :f.,Nf.3 .X I A , Hs, 1. H , , d. - glfl I9 GU- it 1 1 UHUERCLHSSHTEH glczdtaadafzeafdlleclzotifzoagdtieyeafw SEVENTH 1' 7, t L 1 J R l . 13 fr . Altman, Anderson, Best, Bruechert, Butterfield, Declcer. F, A E Y 5 ' L , ff? - J 4 ' K 1 l IA . Dunavant, Groll, Hansen, Huntington, K. Johnson, R. Johnson. V P on - W A 5, .v, ,,4 ,..,, ,- 5 9 , T' in 'J , K, I ry 9, ia ,5:, arf' N2- ,N v.. Q f , Y Q, K .V-F, I X 4 F - . -iff ' ' -' 4 'iff Klinlcenberg, Krause, Kupsch, Markham, McGivern. Meineke, Messman, Morris, Mueller, Norteman. .- s x '-F ' . ' ONe1l Perlman Peters Piclcard Ploeclcelmann Rasmussen Rippe Rocheleau A Schroeder J Schroeder lt: A ? 'P Slocum Sommers Stangel Strutz Suettinger Turner f A Waskow West Wilson .I Page 76 .W A 'J , 1 ' J 1 L . T -. -- - , tr , l ,E ,Mg I f '-Y .L , A - i A ,. sv W L -s J ' ' r' ' X ' . , 1 lg, ' ,K ff 'I f f , - -W. fs ' -' .1 A X I- I I I I ' l ' ' - .- , 4 D J -p l 1- ' 1 Y ' X L 2 3- -, , . ., , 1 W , 7 ' , I gi , ,Y ' Y - ,fe ir - 5. ' , I' '- L ,, 1 .- 1 1 1 1 4 I A ' r 'M A fs I I Q ' Q A tv- . ,J Q.. X 9 Y , . . 2 -4 v 0' ,Q A J' Q ' , A , f' '.. f I ' 3' ... R A1 -5 vu -Q, it ' , J Q21 ,-: .1 - f -.. -.,. , , I n 'C 5' 3 ?: '13 1' ff I ' Tv Vs.-A a 3 , a 1, v- ,f 1 .J 1331.31 71' .vffhf 1 E gf!! EIGI-ITH Batchetder, Becker, Bocher, Bratz, Brieske, Clark. Day, Delilusha, Eesley, Eiermann, Fronk, Gleichner. 32 M -v K, fir , , . , Q- , L- 4 - :-1 f 1 Harvey Hassemer Hurst Johnson D Klein G Klein T Laurin A Luchterhand J Luchterhand Malfrold Markham Mess erman F50 l Meyer C Oestrench L Oestrelch Page! Peterson Plansky Puls Rlchmond Rocheleau Rohde Ruth mansdorfer J Ejihwaeder S Schroeder Schwahert Sea s Stemke 5 ' Van Ess Ward Wetmore Zmn Page 77 11? I I I I ' I ' ' 1 I ', ' - . - ,J ft ah I I ' I ' I . I 1 ' ' ,, f Q--. E .,, M a. 47:7 A su ,J LQ, Q P! D 1 Q? 1 , f X ft ' i 1 z L2 f . 'Q 4 7 n A J If rV,' 1- r' 'L' '-- ' A :iii 1 I ' 1 - V 1 1 1 ' , ' b nger. if 1 jr.. , . -A , J? ,,f '17 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 , 4x V ,M 1 . ' X 'I J -'P' Y .12 - ' xr- Y .' 9. ' ' . , 5 1 ' I , v. f , PM , if ce ' -. , -1 vf 9 f. f ' IQ ' ' I ' I I sl I A ' I r 2 Il- '- - .-- - A , . 1 I I I b 4 A.- . fr .. v I ,, ,SLA m Y. 4 y X A ,JN . NINTH Ahrnclt James Ashenbrenner Judy fkshenbrenner ' Barrel Bashaw Behrendt 1 - Berg Berzmslcy Bodwnn Bohlman Bohne Boness 'Z' Bornemann Bramon Breuvogel Brouchoud Brull Brunner Buchner Burbey Caldwell Cnsler A Colvin Corbeul Cornnls Courchanne Czechanslcu Decker Del2usha De Witt Doncheclc Doolan Duffelc Emond C Engelland J Engelland Ertman B Flllnez Fronk Funk TN 'sr r. 'V' a non Sandra Gates Sharon Gates Gauthier CHTIPI' Gesell Gilbert Glaser Gleason Gluhsmann 'tx A Ame, Gcrgcjilgj Graff Graycarelc A Gremer M Grenrer A E Allen Grumm Annta Crnmm D Grnmm Grumann l-lall Hallada '?' E R s A ffl? l l Page 78 , .Sem ,iw 5' Lg ' tx , - 'Pr ' - . ' ' ll . ' ef , I I 4 Al - , 1 A 1 A 1 1 1' - 5 - z -, ' We it ' :M 9' 3 9' ,af A ,jx , f, is . , lf I - 1 n JIM, I J 0 ul ,um , 37 f. X- av 'rv' V . 1 P ,U 1 5 A .x I 5, . , A 5 A ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 5,116 1 1 1 1 Y - Q- ly 5 R' A ,- I , EW -1, g 'P ' x 4 if St, Q ' A ., ' , fr. ,, at ' ' :Ein if! m 1 . 4 V- .xv N N. : v X ' I nv X . .5 ! 4'1, ,. 1, Q N 615 I ., , I -, af., V K xg . . . . 4 im, In , I V, A .L I I .115 .f ,Atl ,. , l A 1 .1 1 ' V , W 1' I , , , . , O S' vl A H X fa. -f , ' vw- 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' H K ' I G I A 1 1 - -1- J Q H f. ., at K. 4- ,LM 5 1 ' ' - 1' Ei. ,f 1 f twig, E, Wir . 1 4 for 'lg 'x. ii? JYFVW , 1 X R f SQ 4' 6 . is , 'X' , J 4. , ti- ' Q ff' 1 ,- ' Y X G 3 1 1 1 N N . t 1 I 1 1 1 A - -. 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' rf 1 l .1 I . P 1 1 I 1 1 A ' - ' ' 9 1 3 p A A 'A ' Wfyg' . X -f l L I h f . 2 I S r by t . N , .' 5 ff I B , K l ELEVENTH Antonue Avery Beaupre Becker A Bentzel L Bentzel Belonger E Belongna G Belongla Berge Bvel Burr Blasczyk Bonk Bor emann Braun Brenvogel Bngham Bruechert Buhk Collner nnstoffel Clarksen Consman 9 2 .449 91: AA Hallett Halvo sen J Hansel P Hansel Hofmann Honda 1 L Hurst Janda Jasper Jost Jurgens Kahlenberg ,- Copeskey Cullngan Dean De Bauche De Bruan Decker Domnu tz Duprey Dura nd Earley an Fanslau Ecsley Eggers Euermann Engel Fnl ez non Flemal Freclrlckson Fronk Gag Geumer Glaser Glomstad Goedyen Graff Graycarek Hall Hallada , 11.11 F Kamtz Knnzel Klenn John Koch Judy Koch Konop C35 .1 gk!! V Page 83 Koprowskn Kornely Koska M Kozlowski P Kozlow sk: Kroemng h,., ' I ,. gg i - f' 1 . . 1 D , A 1 1 1 1 - 1 I , J, ,. J 'I - . is K 5 S '5 ,, 1 ' l 1 ' I 1 r1 I 1 A .' 1 ' f T f , - 4 A 1 -'I .. k fzfs Q g- V4 Q ei . ' 8. N v- I, 'x ,. ,Z -N f X 1 1 1 1 V 1 I . A I . 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