Waterford High School - Emerald Yearbook (Waterford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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XM A JV! fs, f'-XJ iff J f fk K . fy the 1953 Em6l2AlC Ed1tor III chlef Janet Verunsek Busmess Manager Don LaCornbe OECICAI IGN Nur' a oauqhent We the graduates of 1953 gratefully ded1cate our Emerald annual to you Mr Daugherty for the endless hours you nave spent ln offenng your help to each and everyone of us whether mstrucung 1n your classes or glvlng a word of good counsel for your work w1th the boys rn the freld of Industnal Arts for your wrlllngness to help 1n all necessltres for your wonderful contrl butrons to the school and rts development to you for your cheerful and pleasant sm11e whlch has greeted all ofus thousands of trmes durmg the course of our schoolmg to you Mr Daugherty we proudly dedxcate our 1953 Emerald Xnnual 4. l A ' V v 1 1 ' n ' 1 1 r r 1 ' V I 1 , . , HE E MER gf? rf ..: g'v-'Fil ,. 5?-EE lfgfi'-. ,gig N Wwmmwga-1214 W-21 ipmm 'N hmm ENUM? fi, FEE 1 FWHM! 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Cljfgj St. R ++ if-fi' 'I BQARO of ebucat lon I STANDING A11anE jones Franc1sG Petrle Treasurer Prmmpal SEATED Wa.rrenE Hansen Clerk Lymanl Healy Duecror f-EIL nn-ns '-',r '? 5. 'lu id 3 Q H E. C. f , L Z . , . , 2 - . . ', ' W . - ..- la 1, 1 ' In k 5 - 'i p Q - 1' A -1 ' k W Y I - . . , .. ,A f' 4 , 4 K v ,-. 'LW V M ' 4 'H.,k,k,w -- ,I IH -1., inw ' ' f - -M-W x ' O V 1 I . A ' lv AL A 1 we N L' fi 5, T, .KYLCYU A .1.QQL.Qir' L':,:I -: '1':tst:..'t:f1:, GRE V RD Mi' aan-up ' Janet Venrnsek Don La Combe We as Edrtor and Busrness Manager would Lrke to be xour guides on an escorted tour through our school we hope thrs 1953 Emerald mll be a constant remrnder of the personahues the class rooms the HCIIVIIICS and the smut of the hrgh school hfe vou wrll never want to forget - 1 fs--s am. Editor Business Manager 41' .-Qs? T Some hurry upstairs to first hour classes: others form a line to present ab- sence excuses to Mr. Zemzack. 5. FRANCIS G PETRIE, Pr1nc1pa1 pnzmclpal ssaoe 'suv' gi MRS HAROLD HALBACH Secretary Educatlon for Good L1v1ng 1sthe key note ofa modern Iugh school currlculum Through xt our hves are broadened and ennched Freedom Prosperlty and Happmess are the results of an educated uanon 1 if A 'f-' 'M ' , A .il ,- xl ' t -'Q 4. f'gZ 4? 1-v-R K. I .QOUF M. ' s ga,LpAL,, CLLW 'ic ff W I 14 435 af. 'R i f' Siam g..,.. 3 .., may 1 1 vvvvvw -..... P ... '5 , ...rx .N t I v-. .1 af WL If ,x4- I X x 5 X - 5 Let s V1S1I the study hall and see the students hard at work Jean Carmody i X s Librarian as ,Q 1- .,a., , E xx ? ' a fl J!-Q 1. 1 r N6 ET.-'11 Edward H, Zernzack Science Our tour continues downstairs to the science laboratory where we find Mr. Zemzack teaching a class in biology. Q s 1 u 5 sf S1 , im .f I L , -vm 1.1 f' A . - of cya' .fir or ,, A W , o X H - I , y 4 Lf 232415 cs -. , ' -. ' ,Y 6: In the After lunch the stu dents go to the gym Mr Beckman entertams by playxng the p1ano on occaslon A12 lOCk6l2S As the bell rlngs at 11 54 the students rush to the lockers bqbg ,gt dt we pi.. 'GQ- ,539 I P -1-if-' ' -X ' t 1 VI, Ui ,H 59,51 Qi Ely It e - , t .Kawai 'fn 7 j i 5 N - f . . N 4 11-Q ...M .R 2 an 'Qi x X .8 Lovell McCulloch Myron Beckman Boys' Physical Education Music Ruth Leeftink Girls' Physical Education ,,..V,.YfM - - Aw ff-f. - ig, , A., c f t V.'3ii'5ff5i'1, . ww 4. -wc-, A. , .W fl Q??i'l I . A . a M 41 Q iw Y , . A in ,QS x ,V V , ,W , V 2, V, V X' X , , , v ---5-1 - 3 ,,-f ' .3 B5 There is a lot of activity going on in Rooms 12 and 14, as we visit the Home Econornics and the Manual Arts classes. P' W C. A. Daugherty Manual Arts -vx 5-,. 4 T ,ft-Qian T F ki Cathryn Fisher Home Economics 31? f W 5 9 fgfx ' ffgj Cv To Y fi my QT T affix-f N LT K Q QQ K GH cj 5 Libwawy . Q . 'El 3 , Riff 314 E ' W , 'WWW W ' Q33 1 1 A' 5 J gi-I 5 xf----- a r K X, Q Iv? fe,5 I 5 Y Y Tx mf f F1 E, 1 Q D X , v fl I TOP ROW Jensen DuFrane Shanks MlCh1 Paulson Daughenbaugh Dahl Mr Petrle SECOND ROW Braund Mehnng Hart Stanosch L Hegeman Chr1stensen Vemnsek Rademacher P Staebler SEATED Bosch Rockrohr Peterson Huelskamp N X STEBQQEURXO M Wyw,,,,,.,.., 11:3 92:33 SIUOSHI COUHCII The Student Council of Waterford Hrgh changed then' system of elecung offrcers tlus year The of frcers were elected by a majonty vote of the who e school mstead of by members of the councll 1tse1f The offrcers t.h1s year are as follows Pres Bob Peterson V1ce Pres Dave Rockrohr Secretary Delores I-Iuelskamp Treasurer Suzanne Bosch Two students are elected from each homeroom to form a tweity member councll The Student Coun cxl s mam soclal event 15 to put on a Homecoming which always raises school spint cons1derab1y P 1 'f ,C U 2 J, P ..,.., 'K - wk, 1 A 4, ,r ' b E1 y as-f K Janet Veninsek fEditorj Don La Combe fBusiness Artists - Sue Bosch, Patt Billings Faculty - Luanne Miller Seniors - Fran Chervenka, Toni Schopp Activities - Nancy Christensen, Pat Amann Athletics - Chuck Paulson, Dave Rockrohr Typists - Nancy Christensen, Ann Boelter, Betty Peschke Copy Checkers - Part Billings, Mary1inMahnke, Nancy Christensen, Fran Chervenka Special Artists - Earl Nelson, Leone Hendricks Advisers - Miss Handran, Miss Klemp M anag ery TOP ROW: Amann, Boelter, Boettcher, Paulson, Rockrohr SECOND ROW: Mahnke Scho Miller Christensen, Bosch Greil Chervenka, Hendricks, Peshke I Pl 9 I I BOTTOM ROW: Miss Klemp, Seninsek, Miss Handran, LaCombe, Billings senlon class pta Mary Jane Bremmer, who thought she had inherited an old estate from a foster uncle was going to have her great-aunt, Molly Bremmer live with her. Aunt Molly was very eccentric. Jed Stuart came to help Mary Jane get organized and just could not get over the way Aunt Molly could hear and see things. James Murdoch whom everyone thought was dead, came back as Philip Magnin, the magician. Mike Moran was an old gold prospec tor who loved to play tucks such as dtsappeanng on the stairs The seruors presented The Man On The Statrs March 27 and 28 V1CIOl'13 Trouble Mary Jane Bremmer Aunt Molly Bremmer Jed Stuart Philip Magrun Mike Moran Richard Humphries Mrs Murdoch Gwen Murdoch Director ASSISIBIII Dtrector Ann Boelter Suzanne Bosch Leone Hendricks Earl Nelson Charles Paulson David Rockrohr Eugene Boettcher Nancy Christensen Frances Chervenka Mr Jekel Janet Vemnsek Af-l Ill QB 41,1 vw TOP ROW Mr Jekel Amann Doyle Hendricks Billings Bosch Peschke Paddock MIDDLE ROW Boelter Greil Schopp Chervenka Christensen Vemnsek Cottingham Mahnke Miller BOTTOM ROW Paulson Dahl Nelson Roc-krohr LaCombe - n - n '37 ' I ' V ' , . t. , Q ' I f AA 1 A sr .1 1, A gs la ft ,7 -- .4 .. 0 4 .feng f: , ,, F . 1 .4 K . , x f ' 'I 1 ' , 1 ' if I C , Q K s , ,X H A 9 J' . fic ' , R ' - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 r 1 u u 1 u - 1 9 I ' ' ' ' BACK ROW Bryant Shanks Mlchl R. Peterson SECOND ROW Hegemann Rebstock Brown Hoover Greeley Malm Scherbarth SEATED Mayer Zsrdo Mehrrng Sas Mr Jekel Jumon class pta Morhck money mad refused to let hrs daughter Mary become engaged to Joe Lancom because Joe was of a poor famrly lus father berng ameat cutter The death of Llllgl and the consequent death of Morlock who d1ed rn hrs sleep Then a battle of spmts among mortals lead to many humorous comphcauons Thrs play was held on November 13 1952 Junlon omamatlcs Q-. TOP ROW Mr Jekel Bryant Shanks I-hntz Wells Blodgett Sas SECOND ROW Mayer Scherbarth B Schrrudt Thomas Mrtsch Hegemann THIRD ROW Allen Hoover Malm Rebstock B Brown VanVal1n BOTTOM ROW Greeley Kamrnskr Mehrrng Sarno B Peterson Mrchl -fs,-vs 'luuffrl TOP ROW Hofstedt Sarno Paulson Boelter B11LU'lgS Bosch Amann Doyle Hendrxcks Murray SECOND ROW Paddock Karczewsk1 Schopp Prager Chervenka Kopelke Chrlstensen Grerl THIRD ROW Huelskamp Hegeman Dreyfuss Mattson Mrrsch Schmldt J Rademacher Karczewskr FOURTH ROW Van Valm Stelzner Curry Scherbarth Brown Hoover Tuttle Robel BOTTOM ROW Paulson Rockrohr Venrnsek Mrss Carmody Mr Jasmskr Lackey Holtz 59 enalo izef echo fm The school newspaper, the EMERALD ECHO, 1S rssued by the office practice class under the direction of Mr JaS1HSkl. The reporters from all classes are a great deal of help in supplying the news to make thrs paper mter- estmg, Whlle the followmg people a1d in its publlcatton Co edttors Suzanne Bosch and Frances Chervenka who are responslble for givlng asslgnments, arranging the copy, and getting the paper out on tune: Janet Venrnsek and Tom Schopp are Business Managersg Part Bl.111l'1gS and Kathy Paddock, in charge of covers. Ltterary super vlsion IS by MISS Carmody. A I N: xx? Q Qi K Q . . 2 , sag -' y 1 M I s Q 1 I v s ,. at X x ' ,E fx , in f- N L Q t X L .4 I Q A I ' A WJ I 1 'i 'Y 1 i K' M, -p 3,,,.,M-3 V X:,,,,jQfA ,J , ' ' 'W ' :K lssffs T ,as f A 3 V if X :I ' st B ,9 9 2 7.9 ,f 4 EX f Junlon pnom The lights were dim as Bud Wilbur's orchestra be- gan softly playing the first strains of Harbor Lights our dreamy theme song. A sigh was heard as the cur- tains opened, bringing into view the orchestra silhou- etted against a view you might behold from any har- bor. n King Dave Rockrohr placed a flowered crown upon the head of his lovely Queen Anita Coverdale, and they moved gracefully down the staircase. The Court ofHonor, w ich consisted ofMarcia Dahl, Gayle Heck, Barbara Johncox, and Beverly Smetana follow- ed. The parade of beautifully dressed young men and women moved slowly toward the rear of the gym. Eerie illumination was provided by giant light- houses, their beams flowing upona magnificent tropi- cal island, the centerpiece of the dance floor. The parade ofdancers moved on to form a circle about the gym. At this time, little Marcia Cahill and Johnny Edwards distributed dance programs among the couples. The dreamy waltz tempo of Harbor Lights eckoned the couples onto the floor and they were encompassed by the enchantment of the moment. Thelunior Prom Harbor Li hrs held on May 8, 1952, was one of the most successgilhigh lights of the school year. Miss Fisher is the faculty sponsor for this annual event. TOP ROW Paulson Fremmmg Allard Grell MIDDLE ROW Mrss Leeftmk Schopp Thomas Brown Mayer BOTTOM ROW Lewrs Mehrmg Boelter Chnstensen Girls who hked volleyball soccerball tenms and basketball had a fme opportunrty thts year to take part rn these sports at stated umes rn then after school hours U1 order to recerve a G A A. letter Members who en Joyed hrklng skanng and dancrng could also earn pornts toward therr letters The G A A advrsor IS Mrss Leeftink who has done a f1ne Job in malung this orgaruzauon a success sock hop lil A successful fall event sponsored by the Emerald Annual was enJoyed by many Mr.. ai sf Qwgggzxtx 0 A course offered to all sophomores by Miss Leeftink and Mr McCulloch 1n order to develop better drivers of tomorrow ,rs v-4 'JN ,Ai NIKE!! TOP ROW Meyer Westerdahl Johncox Shanks Lerbund ut Schwartzman Prlegel SECOND ROW Lancaster Rebstock Dettman Curnow uzrruc Barthel Johnson BOTTOM ROW Mlchl Rockrohr Modrak Paulson I-legemann Boettcher IGITITGQIHAI1 CIUB To promote good sportsmanshrp and fellowshrp among the athletes this club was organrzed durrng the year h ll IHOHIIORS The main purpose of the hall monitors is to control traffic throughout the seven periods of the school days. it OWN STANDING Rockrohr SITTING Boettcher -4 af ' fr' 5? We ST DING Mr Beckman B ant SUOb.1'IICl r Tuttle AN ry e FIRST Pnegel Thomas G Bakke S Karzewskr Lewxs Hrutz P Staebler Rebstock, Choinskr O SEATED Barker Sheard, Beaumont Kauppr B Staebler Lerbundgut Hoppe Amdt Zsido STANDING - Mr. Beckman, Whiting, Trindall, R. Hanson, Curry, B. Staebler, Fremming FIRST - Tuttle, Schmidt, Kopelke, Sas,1. Hanson, Alaxson, Anderson, Wiesenthal, Mitsch, E. Staebler, Hotz, Mayer SEATED - Prager, Paulson, Sakowski, Davis, Schultz, L. Schultz, Hendricks, Olson fs...-gs Q ,fel rf 2 f-as-, ea C.. TOP ROW- P. Staebler, Dahl, Chervenka, Mutsch, Hofstedt, Murray, Fremming, Roeglin, Plucker, L. Hegeman SECOND ROW- Hafner, C. Hegeman, D. Huelskamp, Greil, Dreyfus, Schopp, Veninsek, Kopelke, Sas, B. Sa- kowski THIRD ROW- S. Karzewski, J. Brown. E. Waldron, Brooks, Hayne, Prager, Betty Schmidt, VanValin, Mayer, Schroeder FOURTH Rgw-iackson, Starwaldt, M. Mattson, A. Ragio, DeBack, Saltzman, Robel, Phillips, D. Rademacher, ree ey BOTTOM Rgxtg Mr. Beckman, Hendricks, Bosch, Lackey, Karzewski, Kempken, Hart, P. Sakowski, M. Schmidt, chonus J, 'Q 'G --ua TOP ROW- Rockwell, Rockrohr, A. Holtz, Paulson, Shanks, Bryant, Bakke, Franke SECOND ROW- Rebstock, Amann, Lewis, Chervenka, Rademacher, Miller THIRD ROW- Fletcher, Cottingham, Scherbarth, Brown, Hoover, Kauppi FRONT ROW- Carl, Sarno, Paulson, Mr. Beckman, Mehring, Allard, Billings cw-f:,rf1i u fl? 51 Q w 4 FV 1 w Ljwfq ,gf CU x Wm ? 3 Q Y-fx f if f f --Lxgbwmm ' HMMIIM f X X Mg ,X X NXXX M f Q if I I I l X g J L5 3 . . 1 f 1 - , ,- H A x A , My ., 7 is - . .R 4 XI'l y' in X ' 3 S4 3 -0 if fa 1433 Q Q I 4 1 ml! . .1 YL ' 5 Q3 Q., f f ,gy 5, f 33752, F75 'fx if 'Q-5.5 'G' if l Aim '56 Q? W gf Wf , ' A .zgyhgf ,- Huff H3135 5353? 'Q Wifi? X :K , W .qv 005 E' 'S My NM, '1--ff' 5 F 'Mi '45 g. X, ,L qw TY f'1'ia f NM, ,A,fLi,g1Q,K?' fs' ' ff Ni- U' 'TL-'13 My Q .J 1y,,5,,,,, X N K A , ,. W 'f',..3QQ fl-4' ,a X-,fl gb' f ,. A f A L' ' LJ- 3 l 'y -wwff MD' Q' 'Z' wifi Ml my -ww wm P wmhQz-and Mmm if .f -in if. N wind' .fs 1 dl? X rm x 44 .Q fab B-H f4 'T' fb- ' fv- W X5 en X vw FP-a '41 if 'TQ 'Q9-lf' 'uwwf' fl? 4, x 'L shaggy aleolctoman It rs seldom that one person comb1nes so many fme tra1ts and a b11.1t1es as Suzre CXh1b1IS tn our rnrdst everyday Gay and vrvacrous scholarly and drhgent robust and endur1ng charmrng and courteous she rs all these and more No wonder she has been a popular leader throughout her four years How she w111 be mrssed next year! Suzanne Bosch l1l0l2 Secretary Treasurer Venrnsek Qstandrngj 'W 'C' Pres1dent Boettcher Vrce Presrde LaCombe fsrttrngj 3 'B -gun' -J-lm SAUIIAIGIQIAI1 There is an elusrve au of mystery inserparable from Leoneas she enters enthuuastically into classroom or school activity that magic touch of originalrty that she adds to her good citizenstup She was especrally active m musrcal dramatic artistrc and hterary endea vors Leone Hendncks . , W . . , . ' . Q . ' is psys A fri fs J- y Qgflf. 25 1. , E A A -sf -v- ,gr V gf,1'Q-Qi?fQQQf- - ' '35 ' BOCIISI svla 1 at cz. 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M, .-Bs , , A A ARG Janet Vemnsek was the semor grrl chosen to recerve the Daughters of Amencan Revolutton Award at the Commencement Exercrses of 1953 Each year a grrl from every blgh school rn Wrsconsm is named by us faculty and she submrts answers 1n a good crttzenshrp contest the wmner of whrch IS gtven aS100 U S Savmgs Bond The faculty of Waterford Hrgh School chose Janet because she ex ernplrfted the character trarts of leadershrp patnotrsm dependabrhty and servrce Mr Petne Janet Venmsek l2OCKI20hl2 SKARIG AWARC Waterford High School has a beauuful athlete s memorial trophy displayed U1 IIS trophy case dedicated to hm Rockrohr and Hans Skarie of the Class of 46 lt rs annually engraved wrth the name of the boy of the year rn character scholarshlp and athletrcs Those who have recerved thts coveted honor so far are 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 The award for 1953 wtll be made on Commencement Ntght Clem Zebrowskr Richard Beck John Greil Donald Lewxs James Buenger Gene Daugherty Robert Cahrll Trophy Case JUHIORS PRESIDENT - Ronald Westerdahl VICE PRESIDENT John Mxchls SECRETARY Audrey Hegemann TREASURER Carol Mattson H Meyers SEXIFED Gruenwald Allard S hm I1 PRESIDENT Rrchard Franke VICE PRESIDENT Dxane Rademacher SECRETARY Joaan Rademacher TREASURER Margo Mattson .nf K-' M1Ch1S Mattson Westerdahl SODDOIDORGS PRESIDENT Joan Allard VICE PRESIDENT Carol Gruenwald SECRETARY TREASURER James Hoppe Y-. TOP ROW M Mattson, I Rademacher BOTTOM ROW D Rademacher Franke - , nie.:- . ' - - K 'I , 3 I Q ja 2 A in I kg ' . ' Y! 0 ozr-Mx ! n . T A -,ER W C f X E ' L 4 - 3 A ' ,.je,f ?ff-X A O ' ' S 1 d F Iv? 3 V - S F R J Y d Charles Meyers I - C E R ., , D s lip ' - E Q M oioeo R M E - . 9. 4- oiVV K - I Q R Q A W R 'DI awww! 1-'Mt TOP ROW Rockwell Polak Zsrdo Schwartzman D Peterson Wells SECOND ROW Van Valm Braund Thomas Schmrdt N Paddock Westerdahl THIRD ROW Robel Nolan Rebstock I Scherbarth Oley B Schm1dt BOTTOM ROW Sarno Sa R Satterstorm Rudz1nsk1 Shanks R Peterson Junlons 9 TOP ROW Laux Chomskr R Christiansen Barthel Blodgett Dtxon Curnow Johncox SECOND ROW Frehweg Mrtsch C Mattson C Hegeman Mrtchell Kammskr J Daughenbaugh THIRD ROW Greeley Allen Hoover Malm N Mayer B Brown A Hegemann BOTTOM ROW Huelskamp Mehrmg Johnson Gerf Bryant Hintz Mrchl 1 , ff U .. .2 4' . if , -... ga Q K a .I J ,, M .11 Q - 6 ., A . 1 3 xt. N ' 1 Ns. I X, 1 . , My .., ., 1 .ff , lf! Ck - 4. 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W Staebler, D Rademacher, Judy Scherbarth, A. Saltzmann, M. Mattson, A. Ragro, Starwalt BOTTOM ROW. Madden, I Rademacher, Kopelke, Lentz, N Waldron, R Tuinstra ing 5 -L an P W Q. Q: U '2 N Q i X -.B Q . g rilxvkv A ,V L U5 .3-Ng M a , W af Q Q , fig. Q W - 'Q as Q - ' , 'fl f ' - 5 I a' J' ,- ' . P 7: A , .Q , ' - - rf: ,J 5 V ' ig al 'X , - ' M ,yi In ' Q , .Sq J K K I V V 4 . V N , A ' ' 5 ' 6 ' S , ' rd V 0' S4 .5 ,A s I x . All , . . 5 Q' ' 5. : ' , I ' D I U I I . l 1 . : ' f ' I l f I I I : .1 . ' I I ' U ' U I : . U I ' ' ' I I ' - Y i V M K . W: - . v 'T Q ' . . A 1 ., S .rx -an It t -sf T 5 T S al L - ' J wh, r if X i A W 'i A L, Q A V V A L . -3 a - 5 B ' y 2 . , +9 N- - ar 1 f N' X., B i W Q i J 5 , ' A , , Y , -, - 1 Y r 1 f ,I . . v , - .3 , f I A' A :X V I ' ' Q f -,Lili ,ff 7 gg ii? M m l IE fxifgk f ' F3 f, - ff: T E A X 2 fxxfqfs- -i For :TS cb U Push Rah Por WoTeVYoVd ya 16? hm vi Q quao uao Hegemann Kem pken Venrnsek Allard Fremmrng Fletcher M Hegemann De Back Gruenwald CHGGI2 lGAOEl2S At tryouts held early III the year, the student body balloted on the cheerleaders of then' chorce, subJect to the approval of the faculty Two squads were chosen, the A squad made up of sophomores and semors and the B squad conslstmg of sophomores and freshmen The cheer d 1 d h ers for sesslons rn leaders d1d then part by appearmg falthfully at every game an ea mg c e pep the gym. Thrs year both A and B squads recerved new unlforms. MISS Leeftrnk IS their advlser. ii-,., ggua-vs UC TOP ROW Mr Daugherty Soward Shanks Boettcher, Paulson, Mrchl Modrak Dettman Curnow Baldwrn Captarn Rockrohr Coach McCulloch MIDDLE ROW Hoppe DuFrane, Johncox Westerdahl Franke Nertman Manager Staebler BOTTOM ROW Len Hegeman Lancaster Schwartzman Rebstock G Hotz A Turnstra R Dahl Mrgalskr footlsall season hlGhllGhIS Wrth only f1ve returrung lettermen Coach McCulloch was forced to rely on many mexpenenced under classmen rn the 1952 football season Early rn the season one of the f1ve Chuck Shanks recerved a broken fmger rn practrce and was out of actron for the f1rst three games In the ftrst clash of the season Waterford lost to a powerful Pewaukee eleven 26 0 rn a non conference game The followrng week opened the conference season when the Wolverrnes defeated Walworth 26 6 The hrghhghts of the game came rn the second half when Waterford s aenal attack started to clrck Jack Mrchl gathered rn two touchdowns passes and halfback Don Peterson scored two touchdowns Tlus was Waterford s most decrsrve vrctory of the season The Unron Grove game had the most excrtlng clrmax of the season It was close wrth Unron Grove lead mg at the mtermrssron 6 0 Waterford scored 1n the second half but the extra pomt try farled maklng It a ng ,M sf' f .,.,f-- A ? 1 . ' Q - ! Q I rf . .- -Q I, . . ' a Q l . .v I .1 I 4 ,. X . . V1 ,f 1 1 iw , 6 4 A as VK me -H, K -1, s , s 5. ,r A A 1 - U aw Y f xwnsv- f' ., - 1, ' 155 V ,.,, 4 . fx 1 Jar: 3 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' v 1 - v 1 1 . , .. - - . , . . . . , ' . . 1 . ' , I 1 1 1 . ' - I ' ' tie score. On the last play of the Tglame, Gordie Modrak intercepted a Union Grove pass and ran it back 45 yards for the winning touchdown. e final score was 12-6. In the next game, Waterford lost a heart breaker to East Troy by a score of 6-2, in a game that saw the Wolverine bobble many scoring opportunities. In the closing minutes of the game, Captain Dave Rockrohr tackled an East Troy back in the East Troy end zone for a safety to give the Wolverines their only score of the game. The next conference game was with the Aggies at Rochester. The loss of three regular backs hurt greatly in this 26-0 defeat. The Aggies found the Waterford pass defense very weak and connected frequently on long passes. After losing to Wilmot for the past seven years, Waterford finally came through and tied them in our home- coming game with a score of 13-13. Waterford was ahead '7-6 at the half. With five seniors playing their last game the fighting Wolverines showed themselves tobe Mukwonago s toughest conference foes of the season After a lon string of victories the Indians were favored by at least 20 mts Mukwonago drew first blood by scoring e first tune they had the ball The Wolverines bounced bac and scored on a lon pass play but Mnkwonaga again tallied with Waterford followi with a long 70 yard run by Modrak to make e score 14 13 with Mu onago m front Before the half ende Mukwonago talhed again and the score stood at 20 13 In this game Waterford scored more points against the Indians than all the rest of the conference teams together Thus the season ended with the Wolverines holding third place in the Southeastem Conference with a re cord of 2 wins 3 losses and 1 tie .-il .1 KMA Coach talks to the boys at half time! , ff ' ' - . . '25 . ' I Lwfff if v il X T' X? X A con Fen ence Gordon Modrak Halfback Excels in passmg running and punung 6 feet 112 inch 190 lb 4 'W Dave Rockrohr Tackle 1952 Team Captain Excels in defensive linebacking 5 feet 10 112 inches 175 lb 3 W Paul Dettmann Tackle 180 lb Gene Boettcher Tackle 170 Ib. 6ft. 2in. Chuck Paulson End 165 lb 6 f n N. I Cumow sweeps W11mot s left end Modrak attempts a point after touchdown Westerdahl heaves the PigSki11 .2 Y Modrak gains five yards against Wilmot Ku4m1c Paulson Mlchl Modrak Hegemann VARS IIT BASkG1ZBAll Coach' Team' Pep' Steam' That s the famrhar chant st1ll rlngrng 1n the rafters as the curtaln has fallen on another successful season for the frghtrng Wolverrnes After the fxnal whrstle had blown and the norse subsrded Waterford was frrmly entrenched rn thrrd place tn the Southeastern Conference The season showed a respectable record of 10 wrns and 9 losses 1n over all play The 1952 53 vars1ty was composed of SIX sen1ors four junrors and one freshman The startrng frve through most of the season had Capt Chuck Paulson three year letterman who was thrrd rn conference scorrng and an all conference forward as a junror and Paul Dettmann a transfer student playtng hrs frrst year of varsrty ball at the forwards At the guards were Joe Kuzmrc who won hrs letter as a Jumor Lee Hegemann ace drrbbler and play maker who also lettered hrs Junror year At the center post was lanky Jack Mlchl a rumor who led the team rn scorrng wrth 236 po1nts He won lus letter as a sophomore The team was qurte well balanced w1th three of the startrng frve over 6 feet Jack Mlchl berng the tallest 6 3 Chuck Paulson 6 2 and Paul Dettmann 6 This he1ght plus the speed and ball handhng of two other players Lee Hegemann and Joe Kuzmrc rounded out a team that could fast break and rebound well The loyal reserves throughout the season were Dave Rockrohr hm Dahl Drck Franke Chuck Shanks Ronnre Westerdahl and Gerry Cho1nsk1 who all earned therr frrst basketball letter At the basketball banquet, Chuck Paulson was elected honorary captarn for the 1952 53 season by the mem bers of the squad I 'I l I D D - . . . I ,. I I . . ' , - I . . , - ,., ' ' . . . . ' .D . I . I l l - ' ,.. I . ' ..' I ll ' D b I I I I I 34395 Sl sf' Mlchl Paulson Kuzmlc Dettmann Hegemann Modrak Franke ChO1IlSk1 Rockrohr Dahl Westerdahl Shanks Valk TOP ROW Swartzman Capt Paulson Mlchl Modrak Dettmann BOTTOM ROW J Kuzmmc Westerdahl Rockrohr Lee Hegemann ARS! FT 36 54 29 37 17 11 '7 2 2 4 1 0 12 TP 236 214 177 152 51 47 19 8 6 6 3 2 SIIAIIISII I CS WHS Opponer. :ugh Scorer Kuzmxc Paulson . Kuzmlc Aggles Mlchl Wllmot 41 Pewaukee 33 Chnton 44 59 Paulson . U. Grove M1ch1 . Mukwonago Norris Michl Dettmann Dettmann Kuzmic Dettmann Mukwonago Michl Dettmann Norns Paulson . Chnton Mlchl East Troy Fox Lake 53 40 57 34 45 50 49 42 45 33 58 East Troy 36 54 W11mot 25 40 Pew aukee 56 46 Aggxes 53 51 67 48 U. Grove 49 55 60 37 36 57 37 31 41 Paulson Paulson TOURN AMENT 79 U. Grove 56 Mlchl . 41 Aggles 54 Mlchl 20 15 22 12 21 15 19 19 15 13 21 20 14 16 11 17 15 25 14 V fig, ii V 4 . 5 -, I ' 1 5' K N if .1 5 ,, ,fi ,K F' i X K 3 by If . ..,,,.-P v V. L ' ' X V J' 1 ' 1 ' W 7 N - A 5 , YXXQ 'ar Y X vs ' f if K L 1 1 V Q 5 ' -' if Q .S v f Q . s.. 5 if 1 1 fi E ' V I r V K i 4 Z I ' ' . I 2 5 - n 1 1 W il Q- 551 :L yr QMQ mmm 7 1' QM 'ff'-J-va 5,6442 ,311 1, H, ', n w , , 5, VL W ,s,,' .. S 1- JRR. fv- K TOP ROW Kreshensky Baldwm Franke Mrttlestaedt Meyers Nextman BOTTOM ROW Chornskl A. Tumstra. Johncox Coach Iasxnskl Barthel Lerbundgut Jumon anslt The 1952 1953 Junror Varsrty coached by Mr Jasmskx performed well throughout the season and fuushed wrth a respectable 9 w1n and '7 loss record tlus berng the best J V record smce the 1949 50 season The team was compnsed of 4 Jumors 4 freshmen and 2 sophomores We are certam that trus group ofJ V s w111 help Coach McCulloch cons1derab1y m roundmg out h1s 1953 54 vars1ty Waterford Opporent Hxgh Scorer Wrlmot Chnton Racrne Aggres Mukwonago Umon Grove Norns East Troy Pewaukee Wrlmot Racme Agg1es Mukwonago Unron Grove Norns Chnton 30 East Troy Chotnslu Swartzman Johncox Johncox Swartzman Chornskr Swartzman Swartzman M1tt1estaedt Swartzman Swartzman Choxnskr Swartzman Swartzman Choxnskl 43 ' 21 ' ' 25 Pewaukee 30 Choinski 32 ' 18 27 ' ' 26 23 35 34 ' 24 48 ' 21 ' ' 29 27 18 30 36 ' 26 ' 19 ' ' 29 44 56 34 . 26 . . 33 ' 28 34 ' 35 35 ' ' N lm W it INV BASEBAU Game called on account of rainP? No! Game called on account of snow! Yes, that's what happend when Waterford opened its 1952 baseball season as the first game had to be called at the end of the fifth inning because it was snowing and too cold to handle the ball. Although the team had a 1 win 6 loss record, things look brighter for the 1953 season. There are seven returning lettermen--Boettcher, Westerdahl, Shanks, Leibundgut, Meyers, Michl, and Barthel, to bolster the team. 75 I-5 k Jn? Qol FORE! Can t you just hear the words ringing across the golf course as one of the members of the Waterford golf team slices his tee shot across two fairways! Yes coached by Dick Swift of the Rivermoore Country Club golf was introduced into the athletic program for the first time in 1952 The record was a good one for the first year as we beat Mukwonago twice and lost to East Troy twice for an even split Phe team was composed of Lee Hegemann Chuck Paulson Dave Rockrohr Jim H1ntz Dick Zsrdo Dave Rebstock and Paul Staebler who were all back for this season s team X X fy z l I mmm S ffl VA4 ml rl' 'N x -4 f , - W If Y n Q ' ' ' - X I-asian, 1 2 .if . h0mECOmInQ 1952 'rn-Hilfe IJNE Busy 0 um QQ 'G' Pnze wmrung bulleun board! We 11 Mow Em Down' -YP Nw Expectm T Wm' Before the parade' Prepanng the float! X QV NN N N Our Kmg and Queen! The Grand March Our Queen and her court lo ,Ill Cheerleaders on parade At the flag raxsm ..1smQak..s. Band plays Star Spangled Banner AI the name BOYS COOKING class -.1 Rockrohr Daruels Nelson LaCombe K Hegemann Paulson Dahl Prlegel Modrak Saltzman L Hegemann I. Petersen Dettmann Kuzmic Boettcher '14 A ai'd1',xa ' ,,,,f 3, X JA' A ,f ,bf :fp wi 2'5 In 1,2 ,f 3 U SPOAIS 65 Aw. fi 'nwgvamwawwmmf hank dpp 4 1h p ak ghh Q 7 .,2Z,-.LAM-4, Mang 04 gygm NW NW? n'M14xG'N 1 lf' N QMU 00 N A u f ZW NXQ an 'xlib ' Q-,Q lb' N 'S V 7 T ' . es -X M sa, 5 - Q ,. 3 P 5. E We wish nd our ' cere t s an a re- Q ' I ciation to al ose who hcl ed m e this annual a 3 A success Lhrou t ' generous support. s VP fu i 4 u Z2 1 4 ? 4 5 s Business a er C y 4 . 5 4 9 r 9 ,, s s ' 1- ' I X ' 1 i Aj l,x Vw, ,QQ X ff 'N v v 4, X .W I: rf v 5 ' 4 X If X ,f L A - Q J' vi A 4 ' X L . -T X Q f ,Q K! f'Xsx J fi A W I N 94 Nu ,Xl Xia 1' X t 1 conquatulatlons to the class of 1953 Th1s above all to thme own self be true And It must follow as the rught the day Thou canst not then be false to any man Shakespeare ff? nocknohn s 4 A supen manket EDWIN C ROCKROHR MILES ANDERSON Grocerles Fresh Fru1ts Vegetables Meat Department Frozen Foods Department Dalry Department 3' a .Qui mul! jgnhgjumht. wwf L02-i Y N THE WOLVERINES IN ACTION u ' . ' - 1 J 1 If r ' an QII. 'll ,Un KN 4- .S ? ' -..' '12 - - .7 , . . l W F of yr at S v lf , - ri .I A .. .t M fr Awww ,.: 3.. i by ,H J IVL F, Q V ,Y F X -1 ff .gsm 4' . . h - I -an QU' I. . 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Borden S Products ESSLELQQET COUNTRY CLUB GCTITIZI:-iriliegggftlng Distributor Phone 2 6 7W R G MacDonald 104 AI-Cade Bldg Waterford Wis Phone 2 20956 Best Wishes to the Class of 53 SINGER SEWING LOBDELL S IGA Mukwonago W1s SCHROEDER S Sinclair Se rv1ce Corner 36 and 83 Waterford Wis REUBEN E LEE Concrete Masonry Waterford Wis 8: SONS International Harvester Dealer Phone 300 Mukwonago Wis G LEBRICK S General Store Raymond Center Phone Franksville 23 A NOLL S BANK Waterford Wis ember of F D I Washing 8: Greasing Waterford Wis WATE RFORD OIL COMPANY Waterford Wisc GERGEN S BEAUTY 81 GIFT SHOP Fine Costume Jewelry Unlon Grove Phone 126 GAMBLES L R Wiesenthal Prop The Friendly Store Phone 17 Waterford Wisconsin OTTO PAAP JR CO Farm Operating Equipment Phone 27 R 3 Franksville Wis DICK S LOCKERS Sn MARKETS We Cut For Home Freezers Meats 8m Groceries Waterford 8: Burlington J 8: H HARDWARE IN Tess Corners R 2 Tel HA 5 1140 Bend 3 2473 FOAT S SPORT SHOP Irvmg T Foat Sporting Goods Waterford Wis WARICK GROCE RY Rochester Wis Open Sunday s ARCHIE S SHELL SERVICE Waterford Wis Phone 33R3 Raymond Center Phone 0133 P 0 Franksville WiS Tires Accessories MEALY S HART S SUPER MARKET Ambulance Service Groceries Meats Emergency Phone 172 Waterford Wis RFD 1 Waterford Windlake 323 J UU - n J . C. 3 M . . . C . t , FOAT'S SHELL SERVICE Hale, Coivners, Wis I . Bi o e - - 3 x For the finest in i ' 4' Class Rings - 4' Invitations A f 4' Calling Cards 3,-N I t ' N x , See V1Ct0I' A Nowak Wmner of Nat1ona1 Sn State Awards Coca Cola Bottlmg Co In 323 N 2f1d St Burl1ng'ton Wlsconsm Mllwaukee Wig Racme Kenosha HORN BROTHERS THE KORNER Home of Muskego Made Feeds Waterford 5 - Seed Pgmmp F eed French Fr1es Qlgyli Hamburgers Q , . v Founta1n Service ' I'-'H Home Made P163 Fertlllzer Home Made Chlll Phone C 5 2300B B 3 2 Muskego Wlsconsm Blanch and Edd1e Hoppe Prop 'IL W' EW SCH PONTIAC 6 sf 8 M C TRUCKS Durham Wis Hales Corners 5 2020 0 W . . . , c. - ' ' 4 ' ' -- , . O -I . ' I 4 - i 0 l 0 i ' ' '.u. 0 ' lg' s fp . Q . - I . 1 H, , - . . - 100 , ! , . , N 5 . M E ' J, V r ln ,Y-ff' Q W JA -' Q 'V ' mic: I- so 2 f l Sqn I I4 E f A , , Ol 3 . e W A N ix F U ' tt't 'S We o,.' A 0 0 B 0 G. . . ' .0 0 ' GR AF' S GAR AGE 9' Waterford, Wis. HK? If B ILITZ BAKERY Nil g g , 2205 5 S - . 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Z Qi J 1 'B ' ' 1 4 +'7, A ': ' g J X Y fu.,-.aw U X -953 'LSR A K x fx' ix W I I Q BQ xg, Si SEHIOR DERSGDAUIIES Patncra Arnann Pat Patricra Brllrngs CPatt5 Ann Boelter fAnnabelle5 Eugene Boettcher fGeneJ Suzanne Bosch KSUSICQ Frances Chervenka flfrany Nancy Chnstensen fNan CQ Vrrginia Couingharn CGinnvJ James Dahl fCookieJ B, Bowlmg Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadrng 1 2 3 4 W G A A 1 4 Emerald 1 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 L1brary Club 3 4 A cheerful lass full of fun She s always mce to everyone Glee Club 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Emerald Echo 1 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 4 Pretty Witty clever and fa1r Not another hke her anywhere Band 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Emerald Echo 1 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Class Sec 4 Ambmon beauty and loads of fun All wrapped up rn th1s happy one Football 3 4 W Baseball 2 3 4 W Emerald Annual 4 Photography Club 4 Projector Club 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Class Pres 4 Tall blond and really grand To hrm we ll always grve a hand. Glee Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 4 Treas 4 Bnerald 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Forensrcs 2 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Badger Grrls State She s clever she s carefree she s happy and gay She 5111115 all her smrles in a mce httle way Glee Club 3 4 G A A 4 Emerald Echo 4 Edrtor 4 Emerald Annual 4 brary Club 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Class Treas 3 Wrth her quiet ways and pleasant face we wrsh there were more hke her Bowling 1 Band 1 Glee Club 1 2 Student Counc1l2 4 G A A 1 2 3 Emerald Echo 1 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Library Club 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Sec 4 Class Treax 1 Twinkling eyes sparkling wrt That's why Nancy made a hat. Glee Club 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Dramatic: 4 Not mo tall not too small Fair and gay and llked by alL Basketball 2 3 4 W Glee Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Emerald Echo 4 Projector Club 3 4, Golf 4 Beware I might do something sensational. .M . ',',, ,,,' Q. cv ' 2 ' 'z Q ae , , ,' ,Li- Douglas Daniels fDougj Leon Davldson fLeonj Paul Dettrnann CP DD Jayne Doyle UMUC? Arlene Duve CArleneJ Paulrne Gre1l Q Pollyj Kenneth He emann fKnute fLeeR.J Leone Hendrrcks fBunkJ Roland Hoppe CHbPl Donna Huelskamp fDOI11C, 914' His talents are of the s1lent type L1fe 18 what you make tt The world rs how you take rt Football 4 W Basketball 4 W Lettermen s Club 4 Enemres? He has but one That s hrs work ll s hard to get done Bowlrng 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 G A A 1 4 Emerald Echo 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Clu 1234 Always sornetlung tn her Srmle Glee Club 3 If the door d1dn't squeak you wouldn t know she came m Glee Club 4 Cheerleadxng 2 3 W G A A 1 2 3 4 Emerald Echo 2 3 4 Emerald Annual 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Dramaucs 3 4 Full of pep and energy that s our Paulme Football 2 Basketball 3 Emerald Annual 4 Never tn a hurry Never cause for worry Basketball 1 2 3 4 W Golf3 4 W Proyector Club 3 A r1ot even when quiet. Glee Club 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Emerald Echo 4 Emerald Annual 4 Dra maucs 4 In brgh school success she has aclueved Of tlus future nurse the world rs rn need Glee Club 2 Projector Club 3 Class V Pres 3 Women are slow porson. What a heavenly way to dmel Bowhng 1 Band 1 Glee Club 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Emerald Echo 2 3 4 Although quret she s lots of fun LaVerne K31'CZCWSk1 Glee Club 4 Emerald Echo 3 4 G A A 4 fLaVernej Wxth a way so pleasing she s nice tn have around Joseph Kuzmxc Basketball 2 3 4 W Pro1ecmr Club 2 3 joe Our shootlng star! 5 DQ! can 'cN?mf Lula Donald LaCo mbe CDOCB Marllyn Mahnke flxlerrlj Luanne Mlller fLOLl16, Gordon Modrak CGord1ej Earl lxelson fEarlj Katherrne Paddock fKathvj Charles Paulson Betty Peschke fD1mplesJ Irvrng Petersen Irv Robert Pr1egel Bob Davrd Rockrohr CRockyj Angela Sabtlno fAI1gl6J Student Councrl 3 Emerald Echo 1 2 3 Emerald Annual 4 Busrness Mgr 4 Photography Club 4 Forensrcs 1 2 Projector Club 3 Dramatrcs 3 4 He s great when vou get to know him G A A 2 3 4 Emerald Echo 4 Emerald Annual 4 Forensrcs 3 Dramatrcs 4 Txpewrrtrng IS musrc to my ears Band 2 GleeClub 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Emerald Echo 4 Emerald Annual 4 Lrbrarx Club 2 3 4 FOYGHSICS 1 2 Homecornlng Queen 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 We ll mrss her brrght and sh1n1ng Smlle ootball 1 2 3 4 V Bas etball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Projector Club 3 Lettermen s Club 4 V Pres 4 Dramaucs Where there s a wrll there s a way Projector Club 3 Dramatrcs 3 4 About Earl what can we say? 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