Washington High School - Panther Yearbook (Oconto Falls, WI)

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T 4 f -all A l 'i l ii 13' il 4' 1 N . 7 . sf . ,fa gf 4 V -4 H63 I. SUE MC NEIL A very bright lassie have we here, a gay conveyer of ioy and good cheer. Sue was a member of the Pep Club for three years. During her iunior year she worked on committees for the Junior Prom and Junior Class Play. She also worked on the Sophomore Melo- drama. l-lei freshman and sophomore years she was in the choir and Glee Club. She worked on the Hi-Crier her senior year. JEANNE MC lAVlSf-l ' A little mischief by the way, A little fun to spice each day. Jeanne was co-editor of the Qkato her senior year. She was a member of the Pep Club, G.A.A. and Quill and Scroll. She showed her dramatic ability in the Junior Play, Melodrama and Foren- sics. She sang in the choir and was a Librarian. Jeanne served on the committee for the Prom. Page Q6 Ere we might stray JOAN LA VIOLETTE All through our lives from beginning to end, so seldom we find so true a friend. Joan was a member of the Pep Club four years and Student Council Representative her second year. She was in the Band, class secretary, in G.A.A., and Student Council secretary-treasurer two years. Joan was Prom Queen, on the Prom Committee, in the Melodrama, Junior Class Play, and an usher. She was in the Choir a year, Assistant Editor of the l-li-Crier for two years, and Editor for a Year. She was also in Latin Club for three years, and Student Council Representative for two years, and a mem- ber ofthe Quill and Scroll. MAPLENE LE BPUN MLove me and the world is mine. Marlene was a member of the Pep Club for three years, and a rrember of G.A.A. for two years. During her junior year she worked on the Prom. For four years she was a member of the Home Ec. Club. She also was in the band during her first year. MARY ANN LENTZ 'llhere is a time of speaking and a time of being still. Mary Ann was a member ofthe Pep Club for two years. She faithfully served her class by working on committees for the Sophomore Melodrama, and Junior Prom. Being interested in music, she sang in the School Choir her first two years. ROGER LUEBKE 'AA little mischief now and then, is relished by the best of men. Roger was on the football and basketball team his freshman year. l-le served on the Committee for the Junior Prom. As a junior he was a member of the Bow Tie Club. Ml'lCl-lELL MC QUEEN Ml would rather be right than be president, Mitchell worked on the Melodrama, Play and Prom, he was president of his junior class. l-le went out for football, basketball, and golf. l-le belonged to the Lettermen's Club, Latin Club, Student Council, l-li-Crier and Ouill and Scroll. l-le was the Student Chairman in his senior year. DAVID MC FADDEN I tell you folks, all politics is Apple Sauce. David was on the committee for the Sophomore Melodrama and also took part in Forensics. l-le was on the Committees for the Junior Play and Prom and was a member of the Science Club. During his senior year he was president ol the Bow Tie Club, a projection- ist, worked on the l-li-Crier Staff, and was a member of the Quill and Scroll, Sai

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Tang WILLIAM HOLLII-IAN Next to football . . . l like dancing best. Being very active in all sports, Bill played football all four years, as well as basketball, l-le was on the track team and the baseball team during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. l-le served on the Melodrama, Junior Class Play and Prom Committees. I-le belonged to F.F.A, for two years. Being in the Lettermen's Club for three years, he served as vicespresident his last year. Bill was also f-lomecoming King his senior year. MARILYN l-IOLMGREN Quiet and unassuming but always on the job. Transferred from the Wisconsin School for the Visually I-landicapped, Janesville, Wisconsin her sophomore year. She was a member of both the Science Club and the Latin Club her last two years. She partici- pated in forensics her junior and senior years. WILLIAM l-'IOLT With graceful steps he strides the streets, And smiles at all the maidens sweet! Bill was active in sports, being in football, basketball, track, and golf all four years. Bill was a member of the Lettermen's Club. l-le was in the Melodrama and Junior Play, he also worked on the prom. Bill was a delegate to the Badger Boy's, a member of the Jam Jar Council, and of the Latin Club. l-le was president of the senior class and proved to be an outstanding one. MARCIA KAHL I-'lowever it be it seems to me, Tis only noble to be good. Marcia was a member of the Pep Club her freshman and sophomore years and G.A.A. her sophomore year. During her sophomore year she was in the Melodrama cast and on the Junior Prom Committee her junior year. Marcia belonged to the l-lome Ec. Club for four years. She sang in the choir her third and fourth year. DOROTHY LADE Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Dorothy was secretary of her senior class. She was on the committee for the Melodrama, Junior Play and the Prom. She was a member of the l-'lome Ec. Club for four years and president her junior year. She sang in the choir and Glee Club her sophomore year. She was a member of G.A.A. for three years. NANCY LARSON l never think of the future. lt comes soon enough. Nancy was an active member of the Pep Club during her second year and her enthusiasm was aroused as she participated in G.A.A. throughout her entire sophomore year. She participated in the Oconto l-Iigh School Choir throughout her sophomore and junior years. Page Q5 the friends we've known JAMES l-IANSEN Tell me not in mournful numbers, life is but an empty dream-for the soul is dead that slumbers, and things are not what they seem. Jim silently participated in some of the class activities. They say that a man of few words and actions is the best of men. MARY HARSTAD I-lappy am l, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me7 Mary was sergeanteat-arms ofthe Pep Club, I-li-Crier Assistant Editor, a member of Jam Jar Council and Ouill and Scroll her senior year. She was a member of the Melodrama cast and the Junior Play and Prom Committee. Mary was in Choir and Glee Club, Ca.A.A., Forensics, a Librarian, and on the Okato Staff. 'T i.. , , : .affiti i - ul if--,J

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from the path we were shown BONNIE MEHLBERG 'Bright and Nitty, small yet true, there are not many just like you. Bonnie, coopera- tively and industriously was very active working on the Melodrama, the Junior Play and the Prom Committee. She participated in G.A.A. activities during her freshman year. band her sophomore year, and Hi-Crier her senior year. JOAN MELENDES 'lHer very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Joan was in the Pep Club for four years. She also participated in the activities of G.A.A. Joan was in the Sophomore Melodrama and the Junior Class Play, and on the Prom Committee. She was in Home Ec. Club and on the Homecoming Queens Court her freshman year. She played in the band, was on the Qltato Staff and a student librarian her last year. YVQNNE MERCIEP Nor bold nor shy, nor short nor tall, But a pleasant mingling of them all. Yvonne toolc part in the Melodrama, Junior Play, and prom Committee. She was a member of the Latin Club, Home Ec. Club, Choir, Qlcato, GJNA., Jam Jar Council, Glee Club, and Quill and Scroll. She was a Badger Girl's delegate, student librarian, Usher, and vice president of the Pep Club in her junior year Vonnie was an excellent business manager for the Qlcato. ROBERT MESSENGER Hfaxhl Why should life all labor be7 This is what l can't see. During his junior year, Bob had the honor of being elected Junior Prom King. He also worked on the Junior Class Play Committee. Being an active member of the Future Farmers, he was treasurer of it his sophomore year and sergeant-at-arms during his junior year. He was a projectionist his senior year. WILLIAM MEYER l have a little shadow that goes in and out with me, And what can be the use of him is more than l can see. Bill was sergeant-at-arms his second year. He was in the Sophomore Melodrama and Junior Class Play Casts. He played football two years, basketball four years, and golf one year. He was in the Lettermens Club and a projectionist two years, Jam Jar Council one year, and went to Eadger Boy's his third year. He became a member of the Quill and Scroll his fourth year. Bill was sports editor for the Qltato. MICHAEL MURPHY l'm quiet-until--l Trans- ferred from Salvatorian Seminary, Wisconsin, his senior year, Mike came here for his fourth year and, being a credit to his classes, participated in the activities of the senior class. He became enthused and went out for foot- ball and baseball. He was initiated into the Latin Club, was on the Jam Jar Council and was out for debate. He was chairman of the senior concessions. XJ N Q 5. ni' J 'T'-'rf 3 'V' ROBERT QLSEN They stumble, those who run fast. Bob was a reliable student for his class all four years, working on committees for the Sophomore Melodrama his sophomore year, and the Junior Class Play and Junior Prom his junior year. He joined the Bow Tie Club his senior year and was a very active member. LLQYD Q'NElL To worry is folly, So smile and be jolly. Lloyd played on the baseball team for three years. He was a member of the Lettermen's Club for four years, and served as ser eant-at-arms his senior year. As a member of the Bow Tie Club he served as treasurer and sergeant- at-arms his senior year. Page Q7