Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

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Q ,fx . 5 I 1, ' ? , 17' ' , 1 X ,.. , - I , r 4' A ' 1 , , ff 'L-,Z n f. D, ' K X I , ' V. , J . , H A f A-W. , 1 J M 1 , . U ... . 'V' - I M1 d ,J 'd fm I I . , X xx f MEGAPHONE 1954 aukesha Hugh School aukesha, Wlsconsm EDI'IORI4L B0 4RD Ro 1 Blum 1162 Robert Clmm PHOTOGRAPHIRS fdmlfrzl St hinhnz Bknlmm D z ark H111 Ka Jerm Jdllkd 1 r 1 WI C.1nle Pzlfuz Hr Peltfqreu Baron H Kline H1 Hiller 1 - - - 'V . . : ,v 7 L75 '. -' f ff:,1,1- f, '. ' ' u I 4 . tl ' L' . ,ivy uf fy. fv . . L '. . . in ' , . 'xx . ' I '. We ll Remember You his has been a year to remember It s hard to realrze that only 38 weeks could be hlled with so many memorable events and wonderful rncldents And Its hard to believe that tour school walls could hold so many different people that teacher who made sense wlt her advlce, that special date for a special dance, that athlete who was a swell guy, tha lad who sat next to you In class, that long suffering loclcermate, that pal who always understood Al-ter all It s the people, not the places the lnduvuduals, not the events the person alltles, not the fun, that wall remain longest ln our memories ol: these hugh school days The l954 Megaphone statl: has trled to record the SIQDIFICBFW events that will recall for each of us, slgnlhcant memories of the people we knew 2 I I T- .p . . . -- .h . . . t Lo' W Qiifgfxfw JW EQQQ iw Q wg I INSTBUCTIONW ACTIVITIES pages 40 'II SPURTS pages '12 95 STUDENT BODY pages 96 I34 In Q sf is v I ' . . WJ pages I8-39 5,5 W Our Dedlcahon t IS with love and atlectuon that the l954 Megaphone has been dedicated to l-lope Gardner an English teacher who used her skull to help us galn knowledge a class adviser whose leadership we students needed to hnd our way an mdlvldual whose prlde In her profession was an lnsplratlon to our faculty a friend whose example we are stall lollowmg Never Farther away than our thought she will always be our Hope our Mlss Gardner 4 Mass Hope Gardner 5 The Corner Oi Grand, Carroll, and x.- ' Xyk. xx' 'L Senior High Building -6- Maple Means High School To Us All E 5 Q Eduson Buuldmg Lincoln Building 7 7 m K Q, xx.p..Z' ff J , K -' va.. R I ,-T ' -L, Y ' iF 'V W ,- - .' ,,. ,, YP' O R BAL climax to our weekend of festwtttes The en c yan e court began.: to dance the lzght fantastsc Vifiw TB TEST DAY' Mus Normann puts on the lzttle whtte patch that xoon wnll regzster us as posztwe or negatwe Attentnon Centers 0n Homecoming 0-Q4 TSN ,X ufsiilly .cl PRETTY GIRLS swank conuertzhle' The Homecoming Queen Judy Westlund fsecond from leftj and her court Susze Huddleston Sharon Goodrzch and Sharon Wendt provule the royal touch LIGHTS AND SHADOWS bows and arrows make a geo metrzc pattern at Bethesda Park Puttzng arrows to the strzng takmg careful arm G A A gzrls prepare to let fly Practcce they hope wall result m bulls eyes zn the archery contest 9 SEPTEMBER School bells begun to rung all over the country and un Waukesha on September 8 classes begun for some 2200 of us The soon famlluar Ilne up of yellow buses duscharges theur cargo along Carroll St the Lincoln Bulldrng overflows with bewildered llttle seventh graders and every where there are the sounds of Hn' How ya been? We look over our T8 new Teachers try to change our schedules decade our classes arent too bad and make resolutuons that thus year we re always goung to have our homework done Soon comes the call for actlvmes and we have to decade whether to loan G A A or F B L A to go out for cheerleading or Mask and Wag to write for the Star or loan Highways and Byways others settle for study halls September 25 we all go to the flrst pep rally In the gym Con school tlmej and after defeating West Milwaukee 336 we begun to talk about a football championship OCTOBER Football IS ln the alr and we begun early to compose the slogans plan our floats and get ready for Homecomnng on October 23 It us an the midst of this actlvlty that freshmen and sen lors submlt to the annual T B patch test on October 22 but what with decorating floats for the parade and beggmg for green passes for such work not a single patlent IS lost' The Homecommg Parade starts for town at 230 and we watch the ludges reaction anxiously G A A comes out on top The field assembly draws a bug crowd Only the game IS disappoint Ing for we lose to the Bay 25 O The dance has a capaclty crowd and the queens are as pretty as queens are supposed to be October 29 seniors have career mght brlnglng Mother and Father along to duscuss careers wuth people In the fleld and college representatnves And ut always comes' Report card day on Octo ber 29 The flrst grades we have received this year' Sensors flgure averages for qualnfrcatlons to sensor pnvlleges I I s ,, rr y Y 4 , 1 . . 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I . y - - , . . . . , ' . . , . ue, , - - ' . l ' I 1 A I ' ' I I I e're Caught In The Pre-Christmas NOVEMBER Rlght off the bat comes a two day break nn school routme Teachers conventlon Mr Shnelds presudes over the W E A convention The Amerncan Leguon snvutes lunlors and sensors to share the observance of Armustnce Day at the Park Theater The dramatlcs department announces The Hasty Heart as the furst play of the year to be glven November l8 I9 and 2O Well remember the varnous accents that the fellows have devel oped especually Meads Scottnsh brogue la la Campbelllj Full houses each nught mdncate how much everyone enloyed the efforts of the Metz ner troop l5ee page 595 We close the month as we began nt wnth a brnef vacatron thus tame nts Thanksguvung The nnght before the basketball season opens wnth a vtctory for us so that we can truly enloy our turkey dinners Serlously we do gvve thanks for our pnvnleges and blessvngs DECEMBER Tas the season to be lolly these I8 days before Chrlstmas A long lme forms on the audi tornum stage as under classmen have theur plc tures taken December l The G A A puts on a spread December l4 to close nts volleyball season although the All Star game ends In a tue' And then there s December 22 a nlght of such excitement as Waukesha has seldom seen lt s the Tosa game It looks as though we are gomg to lose and then the Shlrts put on one of those We snmply wont be beaten spurts wuth 4 sec onds to go un dead sllence Coutts fcalmly'9D drops ID 2 free throws we win by l polnt and the fans go crazy' Signs of Chrustmas appear the Honor Socnety s annual tree bright bulletnn boards trees and mobales rn many classrooms The spmt of Chrsst mas us truly an our hearts when we see and hear las we do every yearl the chonr processlonal Adeste Fudeles begnnnrng our Chrnstmas con cert The Chrustmas story the songs the natlvnty scenes lpage 50 513 each so famlluar yet always stnrnng send us home for Chrustmas wnth Good wull toward men un our hearts MUG SHOTS' of our dudent body lboce pzclorfal lzke nessev that look ax lhougb lhey could bare numbers placed acrosx our cbestf are quickly and expertly taken by lbe man ullh the vtrfne ROYAL SMILES by Queen Sally Marin: and Kmg Henry Kraux re lee! the gaiety and glamour of the Wznier Wonder land formal Sponsored annually by the Y Team Ibn dance is the climax of the Christmas holiday 'U' 11 TO . , . . - H 11 - - 1 I I ' . , . rl fi ' ' ' . . . ,, , . l - 1 t . K V l s . 1 A If V' ' ff . k . 1 ' ' rr I1 ' ' ' I f 1 4 a 1 0 - - 7 - 11 - - 1, . . ' I - , . - 1 . Q x Lg! H - 1 11 - . A - - , - - . X , V r y I ' X K . . . . , T - I . ,. 3 . ,4 . ,, . ,, . . . A ' l I - - , it it , . . . . ,, ' . l . ,, . Rush And Spirit SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS seem to pop out all over! From geometry to Spanish class, the bulletin boards acquire a great variety of decoration and color. In room 204, it's Feliz Navidad instead of Merry Christmas as Henri- ette Schmidt, Joyce Cramer, and Celia Munoz complete their holiday task. The Christmas tree in the lower hall is the annual project of the Honor Society. The girls manage not to knock the tree over as they gather to add the tinsel, the icicles, and other trimmings. Even the physics lab succumbs to the Christmas season. Messrs. Kohls and Horwitz come up with a scientific tree topped by the airplane fsuccessor to Santa's reindeer?j FORESHADOW OF a successful season! Bob McClintock churns the water to help our team to second place in the triangular meet with Bay and Tosa. Anxious team mem- bers give verbal assistance. Q 5266 f 'Q- I 'M 'wiigffv ' fn fe 1- V N -11- L ?' J I I 4 1 J 3 e Settle Down For The unter But BRIGHT SMILES why not Our champs pose wztb tbezr four tropbzes after the presen tatzon assemblzes Four neu shmzng emblems for our tro THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCES trophy for outstandzng sportsmanshzp ts presented to our hoopmen by Mr Scbwengels dur :ng the welcome home celebratzon Notzce all the happy fans' dv' if 1 nhl ITS UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin day and semors take advantage of the opportunzty consult wxtb those ubo really knou about college problems ua-9 ff' 'Hagel 12 l I ff If - 3? , 1 me , 1 33 Z g 5, I T Lk' 1 i V, Ah ,W Q' J M ' ' 'K ' 2 ' :xiii 1 h X a A A ' . . gif' . if I x' ' he an ' .E A I . 7 1 . 44 . iii EQ . , e H , Imp ' X , Q . . df 1' f g 5' . 11 K 4 yt .-Q' Q, V Q . I , was T A x Ii' qw 1- w xi b ! , pby case. ,M , .fa , W, istrnko , V' t i n F gag L' a it t x I p',pLKkV,,'f Z -kia. K -'Wm ,xii A- . , A mf, I sf, - ' 5 V Lxk, ,jfs - A ,f ' -' I npr, 'm I I f 1 ,yea ,F ' Dx' A 1- an F ' w ,, , . , . . . ' . . to ' ' . . ' ig . .. f? ' v I 5 J ' P 1 4 2 .1 W :ir 'Y , I Go Slightly Mad Dver askelball! UNSEEN BY THE AUDIENCE who viewed The New Moon, this scene in the upper corridor has Frank Marzocco about to run through Ray Lyle- with such fiendish glee, too! A FEW SPIRITED NOTES were blown by our pep band as Waukesha turned out to pay tribute to our basketball team. Like our team, the pep band was one of the best at the tournament. f Excuse our modestyj ..13- JANUARY The Christmas social whirl is over, and even the Y-Teens Winter Wonderland Dance is iust a memory. Most of us settle down to going to bas- ketball games-wishing for snow-and studying with one eye on the calendar, for January 29 is the end of first semester. Symphony concerts are something we are get- ting used to but the Young People's Concert .lan- uary l9 is something special-especially to our orchestra, for they have been invited to play the Scherazade with the Waukesha Symphony. Extra practice sessions are rewarded on the big night when a long round of applause rings out for a performance well done. FEBRUARY February starts on a sour note for some- depending on whose report card you look at. Strains of Stout Hearted Men and announce- ments about chorus practice advertise the month's feature attraction, The New Moon. With its beautiful costumes, its lovely music, and its big cast, The New Moon delights us all during the week of February l7-20 lSee page 58-591. Basketball honors come our way, for February 26 we become Suburban Champions. MARCH There's only one word to describe March- basketball! March 6, our team wins the regionals at Shorewood, and we begin singing We'll chalk up another victory when the Shirts come marching in. March 13, we follow the team to victory at the Bay sectionals. Now ranked No. l in the state, with pictures in every paper every night, our team remains much calmer than we do! Even report cards are postponed for a week as school dismisses early to get to Madison for the opening game, March l8. By night our castles in the air have come tumbling down, for we lose! But the team comes back next day, and in two thrillers we take the State Consolation! lSee the sports section., A triumphant home- coming on Sunday, March 21, is followed by congratulatory assemblies Monday. Tuesday we all let out a deep sigh and realize that for all this month we have read, talked, and lived bas- ketball, and now it's all over! Ah Sprung' Prom' Sprung Fever' APRIL April Fools Day IS celebrated by the Star Staff wlth the publlcatlon of one Issue of The Star dmal Car all ln fun of course Our flrst honor study halls are inaugurated ltheres no foolln about them I and we watch anxlously to see how they will work out Spring vacatuon begins Aprll 9 nn time for Good Frlday services and carries through Holy Week Track season opens Apnl 9 wuth a wun tn the Suburban Indoor Track Meet We get fnrst honors In four events Wlns over St Johns ln tennns also mark the opening games ln thns sport Apnl I5 the Volleyball team goes to the state tournament at Madlson They have won so many champuonshups over the years that this doesnt surpnse us anymore Competmon us stuff thus year and we take second place' Pretty fme record a yway' A Cappella presents nts sprung concert on Aprnl 28 The Dramatlcs Class begms Its road trips wnth our exchange assembly program The Tam mg ofthe Shrew IS their ambltlous undertaking MAY Saturday May l IS our Moonnght Serenade Prom Judy Morey and Ken Hunklns lead the grand march The gym looks so lovely In the blue colors the fellows so handsome sn thelr formal flnery and the grrls so glamorous In thelr pastel colored sprung formals that almost ibut not quutel we forget the confuslon and mess the tangled streamers the blue leans and saddles the halr In pun curls that reugned all week whale the beautiful settmg was created The before plc ture IS called work and the after vlew is called beauty The Post Prom party at Merrull Halls sponsored by the Optlmlsts and the Sun day pncnlcs complete a perfect weekend .Iunuor Hlghers are busy rehearsing for Wagon Wheels the operetta whlch they present May 6 and 7 with much talent and enthusuasm We fund ut a nlcely staged orlgnnal productnon and from the vantage of sensor hugh we say oh to be young agann 'la' if 1953 PROM KING AND QUEEN Beverly Mont gornery Doug Rasmuxsen THE PROCESS of transforming our gym into a Prom setting take: lots of crepe paper and tacky Supplying the well known elbow grease of labor are ,Izm Newgard Mary Zzetlow Doug Raxmuxxen Io I-Ieznzelmann and Bob Harter 4 I I ' l l I . , . . . . . 11 . ,, . - I . I u . 1 11 4 . . , . . -M 5 l . . V ' Q ,z . . . f, ' my j A I 1 ,f I 'V if ,, 5 I rs , . l ,nv Q .- v,,Qi ' -Sfrfsr E '- wif , . n . , . - - - H - H . H . ,, . . . . . - 11 - 11 I ' . I I ' ff u ' . I ' y v I ' I I - I I I - - 11 11 - ' Il ll ll ll ' ' H H - I I ' . . . ,, U - 1 I - - H I - 11 THE CORONATION BALL has a glittering crown that looks down upon our grand march. This is the moment we have been anticipating through all our weeks of work and planning. .e A WHITE BLUR streaks over the net, and a Hale opponent f.Yo. 321 looks slightly petrified as the ball nears him. Wonzler if the poor chap snapped Oli! of it fast enough to hit the hall hack over the net? Naturally u'e won the game! Q A NOBLE EXPERIMENT--the organization of our first honor study halls. joan Carpenter checks her pass with Bob Daymond. Signe Damkoehler takes roll as students assume the teacher's work in running the study hall. ,v V rv agers, and coaches, enjoy the W banquet. Mr Saubert presents letters to his team members. ZERO HOUR approaches, and A Cappella hears Zel's familiar admonition: The dignity of the pro- gram is in your hands. Go out and do your best. par' b- -I GRADUATION COMES at last! The band plays Pomp and Circumstanceu as seniors march with newly acquired dignity to receive diplomas. -16.. ATHLETIC STARS, along with parents, man- Arrives ith Its Rush of Last Events DREAMY-EYED STUDENTS lounge around on the campus counting the days until summer vacation and signing Megs with the recollection of some amusing event in the school year. Ah!-what a lovely day this would he to skip school! DEAR ARLENE, IT SURE WAS FUN -hld, bla, Ken Herman and Nancy Stewart look slightly amused as Nancy Allgood writes a witty ditty in Arlene Hoffmann? Meg, thus making her contribu- tion to the annual custom of consuming several gallons of ink in signing Megs. L- 'Na , l 4. 0, Q ., MAY lcontinuedl Spring fever is in the air, and a round of picnics and banquets begins for our clubs. May lO, the G. A. A. has their traditional dessert-dinner, and Mask and Wig holds its awards banquet on the llth. Others follow in quick succession, W banquet, Meg and Star picnics, until every day seems to have its picnic or banquet. Red letter day for the Seniors is May 28- Honors Day. Scholarships, American Legion awards, and other honors are received with much pride by top ranking seniors. And for special meaning this year there is the Hope Gardner Memorial Scholarship. JUNE June 4-Megaphones finally arrive and are dis- tributed to an eager student body. From then on it's sign my Meg everywhere we turn. We find it hard to concentrate, but exams are upon us in this last week of classes and by June ll even this ordeal is over. Erasers become handy items as we clear our books of marks to qualify for our dollar refuncls. Seniors receive caps and gowns in prepara- tion for graduation week. June l3,the auditorium is filled to S. R.O. for Baccalaureate services. June l4, seniors Cwith an eye on the weatherl march into l-loreb Spring Park for graduation- the last official act of their school careers. And some who had waited eagerly for this event find a strange lump in their throats. With report cards on June 16, school is out. The year with its unforgettable experiences shared with many friends is over. Summer vacation begins. Q5 4w4k4mf5 f 'mfAAN ?iZi2Ai?QQi5 'd?'553ii?5 ,Mr ,W WAMJQA fffp 4, ,A X ' 13, 6 v . V 1-'1Lf:fff,.f?44f!JfOC. z'7'TVf'f q ' ' ,,q1, , f jf , , , ,, Ci4AAiV47 5QWMjf,Q42c l 4 52Qf4 wwaawaffimdmf' M A W H + Mf M 4 ff, I . ,,,..14 ,f ' , , , ' , . o ' , ,, , , in 543, X59 ,Aff M ,f?7,4 .,.,' dnafff-- ff ' -,fff'7l!'Mf AfZf'144fJK2Jf7-?fffff'ZfL'f5-f 'L fb f f ' 18 wh! ur classes present many problems overcrowded wldely scattered lacking physlcal tacllltles Nevertheless offset by a tune teachung staff good admlmstrators mdlvldual attention the variety ot courses and especially the trlendllness between teachers and students ll ID all we aren t complalnung 19 3 1Ns'rnuc'r1o 1953 54 A A I- , ' l N , ,ex xX 7 Ex N X a r I x , V , V , ' 5.0 A 5 Q K a f-vv s a ,fcfi A14 , f . ,iff -far , fc ,fn iffft Q , I Q l I O I , ' A - ,fL,,u-frm-'rv ff, .' , . , . . , a . . . l , ' l an- Mr R G Hem Supernztendent of Szlamlt Mr Morgan Butler Prexzden! Mr Roy Cairns Mr Curl Callou Mrs Wm Conmll Q Mr C M Gurrme Mr Claude Heg if ln the top administrative position in our school sys- tem, Mr. R. G. Hein, Waukesha's superintendent ot schools, has gained statewide prominence as an edu- cator. As a personal friend of many students, he shows a great deal of interest in the future as well as the present welfare of the students The school board a group ot civic minded citizens who make sure that our students receive the best edu cation possible devote much time and effort I0 the improvement of Waukeshas sixth largest business Mr Morgan Butlers eighteen years on the school board is an example of the unselflshly given time of these men and women One ot the school system s biggest problems mainly that of providing enough classrooms for our growing student enrollment has been partially solved The erection of the Hadfield and White Rock schools plus the new Whittier school which will go into operation next fall are examples of the co operative efforts of the school board and Mr Hein nmmumty Directors BOARD OF EDUCATION Wyn Gllbam Mrv R B Soulen Dr Hartm Weird lil HKHIUII Rolrzlerler 3954 .af- 1 A gf ' 1 - ' ' . . . , . 'sits r ' . 1 1 A I I . ' l l . I Q I .i . ' . ' . ' . 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'.1 , 'yxt C N f t 5' , . ,' C l 1 E.- 5 ' 4 rs- N ffiriii' has , , 4 5 5 -20- At the head of our high school, as coordinator of school functions and promoter of better relations among faculty parents and students is our principal Mr Shields His teaching experiences have aided him greatly in working with students and his participation in various civic actvlties has enabled him to secure better understanding of school problems Last fall as president of the Wisconsin Teachers he presided over their centennial convention The present activity pro gram the rew report card senior privileges and honor study halls are but a few of the innovations brought about by the sincere and soft spoken Mr Shields The administration of a school of 2 200 students is more than a one man 'ob Mr Goerke the vice princi pal is congenial as well as efficient in his position as chief administrator of student behavior and discipline Miss Wolf In her role as principal of the Lincoln build ing is most helpful to the new seventh graders as they adlust to qunlor high Mr Clyde Shzelds Prznczpal 1umorSemor Hzgh School OI 0ur rowing School System M'-V5 Estelle W0lf Mr Clzfford Goerke Prmczpal Lzncoln Buzldmg V1cePr1nczpal junzor Semor Hugh School -iq!-K Hfis r I 1 I I 1 1 ' I I 1 . . , ' ' 1 I . . 1 ' I v - , - .sf its T is . 4 . 5 ,T My V .Qi . it I ,f E 2 1,ar C7 Sv' Ja r Vp wx v- ur Faculty' s Motto--To Teach In MABEL AMUNDSON phy ed and Jr G A A Instructor in comparlng our school wuth others says Ours IS the greatest' RICHARD ARNOLD a new faculty member In the Commerclal Department coaches freshman bas ketball and expects to work for a Masters degree BARBARA BARTLEY luke the rest of our faculty engoys young people She teaches Engllsh In her flrst year here MURIEL BERTANE sets up 3 Fs falrness firmness and frlendluness as a necessuty wlth both her 7th grade classes and advlsees ORLAND BORN head of the Ag Department practuces honesty and faurness wlth has boys whether nts IH ag classes or on F F A freld trlps MILDRED BRAY concludes that the sltuatlon and'the type of students affects the amount of formality she uses In her math classes MRS OLIVE BUSJAEGER manager of the Edlson and text book ltbrarles keeps the llbrary as mformal as at can be to respect the rnghts of students who need to concentrate C R CAMPBELL doubles as track and swnmmmg coach Pool classes get a rvgorous program All right you guys 30 lengths' JOHN CHASE mdus trlal arts teacher considers an even dlsposmon a necessary trait for all faculty members MRS UNA COMPTON cultuvates an attntude of kundness and understandmg towards people Teachung bfology and bemg 10th grade advlser keep her busy DANA CONNELL thmks umpartlaluty heads has lust for better teacher student relatlons Hts fine orchestra offers good proof of his success MRS JOSEPHINE CZESKLEBA new English teacher who accuses herself of the nucer crnme belng extremely mformal sponsors 10th grade assembly commlsslon DOROTHY DODGE always has a friendly smile for her gym classes The friendliness between her and the G A A gurls us typical of the fruendly atmosphere of our school CARL DOLLINGER band master and plano tuner deluxe believes teachers should show wrllnngness to and a student when help IS needed ROBERT DUCK ETTS bellef that a teacher needs affection for young people IS evident ln the friendship of his problems classes He marked his first year as basketball coach wnth a champlonshup team PAUL DYBVAD cuvncs teacher and freshman football track coach, conslders helpfulness and enthusiasm as Important personality traits SHIR LEY DYRUD, girls' phy ed Instructor, as new to the staff She spends her summer months workung at a gurls' :amp Tennus anyone? MARGARET EBERT has worked for the Amerrcan Red Cross In the South Paclfuc Now she IS kept busy wuth core currlculum classes 22 , 9 - 7. ,-.. Q E -K c - , ' 8- . c -.- . 51 . ew , , c- B , le , sf et fx 4 f. A A Q f . gl A g,, 1 f.. ' if 5. - 4 ' y . .' . , . ' - xg. s-4, an X fs ' X E l I C .gfcxx I S T f I f y . A . - W. . sf, X is Ig-is v was :J A A . , ' 1 ft - 4 ' to ' -rv T - f . . 5. 4 , X - . . . . ,, . , . . . . . . , H . . - I 1 ' , . . ' I I . . . , . . ' ' I I I I ' I ' , , . . . . ' I I . . . ,, . ,, . ' 1 4 I ' I ' , . . . . , . . . . , I - T . . , Vx 'lf U! ' 3- S- An Informal But Informative anner MRS MAY FAGERLAND algebra Teacher feels an atmosphere that wIIl make students wIlIIng to cooperate IS all Important ThIs also holds true In freshman assemblIes GRACE FARDY head of our Language Department teaches LatIn The sponsor of Honor SOCIGTY and Rec Dance CommIssIon IS Interested In the needs of her stu In assembhes JANET FRASER relIes on a sense of humor to carry her through those U S hIstory classes The class of 57 name her as class advlser ARTHUR FRIESE considers beIng human and beIng yourself Important In IndustrIal arts as well as In tennIs MRS ELLEN GORMLEY puts patIence and understandmg at the head of her lIst In copmg wIth her EnglIsh classes VINCE GAVRES rule IS no favorltesl As head football coach and problems teacher he practices thIs sense of faIrness RUTH GRAVES 8th grade advIser fInds that an ability to be fIrm when the occasIon demands It IS essentIal In her core currIculum classes J PRESTON GRIEST general math Instructor and cross country coach belIeves all teachers should have the Gblllly to put themselves In the students place JESSE GRUENEISEN tends to take a friendly attItude toward hIs U S hIstory pupIls both In and out of class MARION HANKWITZ who lomed our EngIIsh staff thIs year GSSISTS with Mask and Wig and comments on the frIendlIness of the students MABEL HANSON maIntaIns a frIendIy class relatIonshIp wIth dIscIplIne Core currIculum classes and Jr Student CouncIl prove her point MRS ANNA HEGG practIces those same 3 Fs fIrmness faIrness and frIendlIness In her EnglIsh and social studies classes DOROTHY HILDEBRAND fIlls a new POSITION In our school that of lunIor hIgh art teacher LEONE HOFFMAN our llbfaflan advocates a nIce sense of humor Wllh enough firmness of mInd and purpose to make a healthy mIxture CAROLYN HOGLUND remInds students that they should meet the teacher half way Her choIrs are groups where people want to sIng and engoy theIr music FANNIE HOPKINS IS frIendly but fIrm while showIng a genuIne Interest In her advanced math students Our F T A has grown under her guidance CHARLES HORWITZ head of SCIENCE Department belleves that formalIty tends to build a wall between students and teachers and trIes to prevent thIs IH hIs DITYSICS classes 23 L '- '54 Te' ' 1 5, x I ' -F, QT 'b 'Cc K ' i -f-' ' it 3 I 5 .T I I. IVTI . . J Q9 sr 5 I M , tv ' . N It Gi ' V G I J , A 'uf X l . I I . . . -. ' . . . ' I I dents. RITA FORD, a new member of the Home Ec. Department, has displayed her singing talent by performing . . . . . I . I . . . U 1 . . I . I I I . I . . . Patient And Under CATHERINE HUGHES advocates fun In her French classes mIXed wIth careful attentIon to learnIng MAR GARET HUMPHREYS new head of the Home Ec Depart ment encourages a frIendly relaxed atmosphere She dIrects the Jr Honor SOCIETY SIDNEY JACOBSON scIence teacher realIzes the HSCSSSITY of an ImagInatIon strong enough to place yourself In the students posItIon CAROL JOHNSON IS new to our teachIng staff but not to our school She teaches general math and works wIth Mask and WIg RICHARD JOHNSON a new IndustrIal arts teacher spends hIS summer workIng In a furnIture store and fIshIng fIshIng MARGARET JONES PFBCTICGS her theory of beIng pleasant and faIr wIth students In U S hIstory classes MRS MARGARET KAMRADT new vocal Instructor and sponsor of Iunlor hIgh gIrls chorus descrIbes W H S as a fIne school system JOHN KEPPEL blology teacher and freshman basketball coach belIeves that It IS Impor tant for a teacher to be kInd CLARICE KLINE IS convInced that students must consIder school theIr Iob Teachnng hIstory and SpanIsh along Wllh advIsIng the Meg keeps her busy very busy MARIE KNIPFEL cIvIcs teacher feels that a teacher must be pleasant She PFBCTICGS fhlS In her classes and also wIth esty and sIncerIty above all other qualItIes for clerlcal traInIng classes Prom plans are her responsIbIlIty too CHARLES KOHLS wants students to feel- at ease and cares not at all about formalIty In physIcs SCIENCE club or on the football fIeld JOHN KRAINIK whose hobby and 'ob IS Art keeps an open mInd and lIstenIng ear for student problems MYRTLE LAWLER teaches math and IS In charge of fInances In the LIncoln buIldIng As to formalIty she keeps to the mIddle of the road JOHN LEHOCKY machIne shop teacher consIders each student a problem to be gIven IndIvIdual atentIon to bnng out possIble talents JOHN LEHRER has brought us a new course retaIl sellIng and plans are underway for a work program In thIs fueld RUTH LEMKE German club advIser says that languages EnglIsh German and Latln are stIll sublects whIch demand good reasonIng FRANK LOEWUS makes hIs classes Informal and less borlng for students Between ISSUES of the CardInal Star he teaches Engllsh ZELLA LOOMER WFITGS that our students have much IndIvIdual attentIon Problems EnglIsh world hIstory and HIghways and Byways crowd her schedule KARL LUDEMAN head of lndustrlal Arts Department TTISS to show hIs students that he IS truly Interested In them FRANCES MAGDANZ IS sure that every good teacher enloys hlS 'ob Head of our Engllsh Department she also works wIth senIor assemblIes l I I - ' . u . i I . . n I . . . , l 11 - .11 I - I . . I 8th hour attendance. BERNADETTE KOENINGS rates hon- I . . I . U I . . . i I . I I . I ' 24 - Standing Counselors FRED METZNER cultivates an Informal atmosphere In In speech and dramatics The reason? Students must get over stage fright CHARLES MILLER B basketball coach has a favorable Impression of W H S Thats why he came here to teach biology and science LUCILE MILLER commercial teacher handles the Megaphones business She thinks we are more Interested In dramatics than many schools RUSSELL MILLER explains the wonders of science to the frosh and helps develop new material for the football team ZELMA MONLUX head of our Music Department lists an Interest In other people as an Important trait for teachers VERNA MULRY IS concerned over the growing tendency not to want to work or study what Isnt of Immediate Interest She teaches English and directs our reading clinic ROBERT MUNGER IS Public Relations Director His Eng IIsh classes find that they must learn to dIscIplIne them selves or they will be dIscIplIned KATHRYN NOHELTN senior adviser and U S history teacher rates studert ambition high on her list of desirable qualities NICHOLAS PANELLA considers his problems classes as leaning to the Informal Head of the Social Studies Department and Director of Guidance are his two titles MRS FLORENCE PARMENTER 9th grade adviser main tauns that Indefinable something between her advisees and herself MRS MARION PETTIGREW sets up certain standards which must be kept In her English and cIvIcs classes ROBERT PETTIGREW lists friendliness Ind CIVICS classes His spare time IS used In Meg photograph LOUISE PFEFFER whose chemistry classes strive eager! y for that OK LP maintains strict dIscIplIne In the lap where students accept the rule with good grace MARY PFIFFNER began her teaching here In home economlcs We re glad that our school made a favorable Impression' FRANK PICHOTTA congenial phy ed and B A A Instructor lists knowledge of sublect matter as a requisite for good teaching CARL PIEPENBURG practices reasonableness with ac counting classes and F B L A Time passes will you? h pertinent Inquiry of his students MARGARET POHLMAN Iunior high English teacher and assembly com mission sponsor feels that setting a good example IS Important VIOLA RASMUSSEN advises the F H A There IS much actIvIty In her home ec classes and mutual friendliness keeps things pleasant ALICE RENNING core curriculum Instructor believes that the one thing that promotes good teacher student relations IS friendliness EDWARD RICE whose hobby IS amateur radio has stirred up Interest In a radio club Understanding of human nature and knowledge of sub Iect Cmathj IS his must for teachers CHARLES ROHR makes his ag classes easier to teach by being acquainted witk ti e students families He IS adviser to the F F A l L ' I - 1 ' I I Q ' I I . Il 4 1 . . . ,, . . . . . , , ' I - . . , I . I . I . - fairness the important rules in his math, science, and . . . . . . , I . . Q I , . . . . . I . ll ' ' ll is is ' ' ' ' . I - I , . . . ' I I I . . . . ' I - I . . , , . . . . I . 1 . . -25 sg 1 H 'E' No- QW Friendly But Firm RAY RUPPLE who belxeves that teachers should have a real Interest ln theur students welfare serves as head of the Commercnal Department He arranges trips and protects for the F B L A too LEE SAUBERT athletnc dlrector and head of boys phy ed guves W H S a hugh rating as compared with other schools MRS PATRICIA SCHINNER who teaches core curruculum wrntes that a teacher should remember her own youthful school days and be gu ded accordingly WESLEY SCHROEDER claims fairness ktndness and humor muxed with energetuc students are essentnal xngre duents In clvlcs classes ROLAND SCHRUPPS reason for lnformalnty In his art classes IS Art and I cant be formal RUTH SECHTIG a new English teacher and assistant In Mask and Wig belleves IH self respect and self dlsclpllne ANN SEIBOLD as a new English teacher has the responsrbrlnty of our cheerleaders and pep meetungs DWIGHT SHANKS acts as assrstant coach In football and track as well as teachlng blology A sense of humor but stall sttcklng to buslness IS has guide for teachlng ROBERT SIMON new rndustrual arts teacher has Introduced our drnvers tranntng course ROGER SOHR our successful volleyball coach IS also head of the Math Department Consistency In dealnng wuth students rs hrs motto CHARLES SONTAG teaches drafting and as any draftung student wlll tell you trues to under stand the students snde JOSEPH SPATZ school bus coordinator favors meeting people with a smile Cheer fulness rengns In hts general science classes EVA TOM PITCH 8th grade math teacher and class advnser shows a preference for our dramatrc and muslcal events ADA TOMS teaches Engllsh dnrects servnce commrsslon and nnsusts that mutual courtesy IS essentlal between teachers and students FLORENCE TRAKEL rates cooperatuveness patuence and posse as necessary an sensor secretarnal classes and workshop SHERMAN WEINRICH new sponsor of the lunuor assem bly commrssuon feels that our students nn general are neater than those IU most schools ROBERT WHEELER bnology teacher and head of the audlo vnsual program wrrtes that he has no desrre to put popularity ahead of educatuonal progress MRS LORETTA WIELAND trles to practuce democracy IH her home ec classes but warns that democracy falls wuthout strong Ieadershup JEAN WILLIAMS Englush teacher and advnser to the Student Council says that W H S has been donng things for a long tame that other schools are lust beglnmng to thlnk about CLARA WULFING counsels the lunlors and teaches many geometry students Her classes are urged to conduct themselves to the best Interests of themselves and the class 26 l I I . . . 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' .me 5. I . 5 I' Q -,' if T V, , . as I 'gl A ff. S 5, 3 , ,SY QM . L F ,. I , :y,,, --N f I f P ' I -I ','f2ff9sfQi I5 fif4g.a-F I s. , 8. x .'.L.!l N F' 1 4-we WRITING A TERM PAPER creates many problems for sentors takzng College Englzsh A lzbrary sesszon wzth Mzss Magdanz starts these students uorkzng uith the card catalogue, Readers Guide, and other references STAGEFRIGHT IS A PROB LEM Strange thmgs and hzlarzous ezents fn speech class help to otereome this ueakness Such an ezent uas Jack Keupers attempt to set Y1 onne LanCelle s neu ly at quired hair 28 , I V I i -'5.'vY2', . Vs 1 'Q' rl?- I , , J ,. f A' A fi- VV v i 4 I A 5 ' . ,Q 'Y .er 'A' .1 N 'N N' r It M i A . W , xo, A . ,,e:. '1 5 is 1 I . ,. , . . 7 1 , v - LISTENING WITH YOUR MIND as well as your ears zs an zmportant technzque tn the learnmg process Msss Sechtzg explams grammar rules to her Englzsh class who wzll learn both the grammar and the need to lzsten attentwely Expressing Ideas ENGLISH Why IS EnglIsh requIred'? IS a questlon whIch has plagued many students We study EnglIsh so that we wIll be more accurate In expresslng our Ideas and opInIons In both our Wflllng and speaklng Creahve wrItIng In our EnglIsh classes contrIbutes to our ablIty to put In lIterary form our orIgInal Ideas and thoughts ExpressIng ourselves verbally IS equally Important Proflclency In doIng thIs before an audlence acquIred whIle practlclng oratory In speech and dra matIcs classes Learnlng to lrsten and to read IH such a manner that we are able to grasp all the facts re lated by a speaker or author IS another Important aspect of EnglIsh In EnglIsh we gradually become acqualnted wlth the varIous llterary works of authors ranglng from WIllIam Shakespeare to Booth Tarklng on In lhlS manner we acquIre a deeper understand Ing of fIne llterature, and at the same tlme add to our own personal enrIchment and knowledge PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES are clues to meanings of words Enghth graders Dean Kznd and Dzane Prtce dns cover the help they can be sn learmng basu: vocabulary HOW WOULD YOU SHOW by your faczal expresszon that you were about to be beaten? Mr Metzner shows Bev Schwantes how to be more expresswe Impromptu pantomzmes to zllustrate various emottons are staged tn dramattcs class 29 . , ,Q-if gy ' - - I I l , A ' ,V I ,, . . . ,, . . . . .... . is I ' ' , - ' I 3, . Good itizens Appreciate I-Instor ,J X. '--at UPPER LEFT: THE ST. LAIVRENCE SEAUVAY is pointed out on the map by Tom Duckel and Marlene Spelich. Through the aid of maps and films, civifs students acquire a more thorough understand- ing of important places and events in the news. UPPER RIGHT: THE IVEEKLY NEUVS REVIEIV is the basis for this discussion, led hy Miss Knipfel. Discussing helps these students understand our problems. LOIWER: COLLECTING THE VIEIVPOINTS of various authors' interpretations of historical events gives these history students a t'lJd71L'6 to form their own opinions, Interrupted by the camera, these students willingly take time out from their studies, -30- And Investigate Exnstmg Problems SOCIAL STUDIES The Fnfteenth Amendment guarantees us What do l care what It guarantees' mumbles the bleary eyed student On a natnonwnde scale thus sort of dns nnterest In publxc and world wnde attalrs can be very dangerous to a democracy like ours It IS the goal of the Social Studies Department to create more publlc splrlted young men and women who can thunk for themselves about public problems and who can form ulate ways of overcoming some of these problems by relyxng on their own knowledge and experlences Many people are lncllned to rely upon the other guy to produce an oplnlon which wlll serve hum or her lust as well ln 7th and 8th grade core curriculum classes a foundation centermg around history IS land onto which we add as we progress through hugh school Gradually the students are presented wnth a variety of historical books so that they may form theur own conclusions about certain periods and events for It ss from history that most of our present day knowledge us dernved Fmally American problems classes acqualnt us wlth many present day problems thus preparing us for our entrance Into society LI BOOKS AND MAPS become tools of learnzng for Gerald Dollznger jacquelzne Tzngle Sbzrley Wrllzams and Warren Herbrand Core currzculum classes study tbezr American ber: tage and gazn new appreczatzon of lbezr country s bzstory THE FAMILY zs the topzc of a panel dzscusszon gzven by mem bers of Mr Gavres Am prob lems classes Barb Stocks moder ator gnes an overall pzcture of famzly problems wbzle Ray Hatch Barbara Brzmmer ,loan Wonoskr Bev Scbwantes Nancy Mann Barb Morey and Larry Sparks wart tbezr turn 31 - l I . ,, ,, . . . . . - n ' . , . . - I ' I . . . . . I I I - ' I ' I , , H . . . 4 ' ' 1 , Y . ' , ,f , I . 1 1 5 U 4 . . . . . . . l ,5 V 'V .' K 'W . . . . z , 5 .1 ' l ' 7 l ' - 7 t -H N nut- y ff' re n ' ' 3 1 . , ' X I I . 1 1 I Y A . I J I I . n n. is Q. is I ' . ,i Y. . THE REFLEX ARC and its course is traced by Ioan Dietrich for Harlow Scherf in the study of human behavior in biology class. . Mist: A LOGICAL PROOF to a plane geometry problem and the necessary steps used in proving it are pointed out and explained by Leo Podoll and Rita Keeney. Miss Bray listens with approval to their explanation. Logical Reasoning MATH AND SCIENCE The answer is 379.07, not 379.05. Yes, accuracy is an important obiective in our math and science classes. With income taxes and payroll deductions to look forward to, we can appreciate this objective. Careless mistakes are costly. Teaching the values of careful reasoning and the understanding of problems enters into math and science too. We can't go from the hypothesis to the conclusion any more than we can iump from waterwheels to atomic power. Each step in between is as essential as the end product is useful. Open-mindedness is a necessary quality if science and math are to move in the direction of tomorrow. The application of scientific and mathematic prin- ciples, plus being receptive to new arguments and ideas, made proiects such as supertine iets possible. Although it may be hard to understand the reason for learning Arrtrh or EIIR on a warm spring day, we find in later years it's useful: it teaches us to think logically and critically and to express our opinions only after we have learned the facts. KIRCHOFFS LAWS of electrical circuits become clear in the engineering physics class. That's a lamp bank with voltmeter and anmeter which the boys are using to try out the series and parallel connections. ASSIGNMENT FOR TODAY: practical applications of fac- toring. Donna Hempton and Glen Kirchoffer, with the help of Mr. Sohr, demonxtrate an important part of an advanced algebra assignment to the third hour class. WILL IT BURN?-That is the question. While their class- mates watch, Philip Freiman, Larry Komherec, and Steve Srohoda prove that a candle doesn't burn in carbon monoxide. -33 Farm Youth Tr BUTTER FAT CONTENT? Why. as any true-blue Waukesha county cou' will tell you, of course it's high! Don Uithoven and Dick Bloom make the routine test for butter fat in some samples of milk during ag. class. ul ew Ag Ideas AGRICULTURE Anybody can milk a cow! claims the flashy city slicker. lf this be your opinion, cousin, lend an open ear. First of all, you have to know about such minor details as how to care for that cow and how to test the quality of its milk. Knowing about other little details, such as how to repairfarming equipment, what crops to plant where, and most important of all, how to make your farm operate at a profit, add greatly to one's success as a farmer. These are but a few of the things that students learn during their four years In ag During this time they also study and learn to apply the latest scientific advancements in agriculture to actual farming methods Thus the agricultural courses in schools like ours have produced a generation of farmers who are highly skilled in running a farm So you see there s a little more to running a farm than milking cows and driving a tractor THE FINE ART of plowing a straight furrow is prac ticed by the ag class Five makes of plows and tractors were demonstrated by the manufacturers to gize the boys a chance to try their .vkzll P-ww?-?,,,Y, 4lm-.t,,i1- 31 ila-L 34 Nita i I . . . . . . . . T . Ax .' . . , . - 1 . . . 'f -. if Q 615 ' ' A fr' ill L' 5 A' , -'eng ,. 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I-lomemakmg For appner Famll Lnfe HOME ECONOMICS The census taker asks Your occupation? and the reply comes Just a housewnfe But ask any gurl who has taken home economics and shell tell you that a housewlfe must be the famlly dletlclan anterior decorator merchanduser and budget man ager She IS a composnte person of varied talents and nnterest And yet eftlcuency In the many skulls needed to run an orderly home IS not enough The successful homemaker must be able to handle many family crnses to promote famlly unlty and co operatuon Homemaklng is a partnershvp and boys need to know how to manage a household efflclently too Each year an mcreasung number of boys are taking home economics As for careers outslde the home the mteruor dec orator the merchandlser the dletlcnan the textile and dress designers as well as the lournallst and teacher count a background un home economics as essentual SERVE FROM THE LEFT take from the rtght Dar lene Frezmund Mary Perley Merle Whttmore and jamce Sobye act as Ione Kosbab s dmner guests while she practices the ftner pomts of table service K ITS ONLY A RUBBER DOLL now as yumor hzgh school gzrls Kathleen Peterson Ioan Clark and Nora Gar vms practzce the technzques of baby care Soon they ll graduate to real babtes and become qualzfted sztters SHE SEWS A FINE SEAM and presses with care thats what makes thezr clothes so sharp Gatl Stoves Arlene Nuss and Shzrley Buchs brzng thetr current home ec projects to a most wearable conclusson 35 I I - I ,, . ,, . . . - . ,, . ,, . . . - . 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R srn,, 'hu -1 LETTERS MIMEOGRAPHING and fancy typing are cheerfully and acuzratalv done 'Ihr Commercial Workclvop If a busy place as the gzrls learn ld operate many offzce marhnzer Subject Matter for Trades and Office COMMERCIAL AND MANUAL ARTS Worklng wnth our hands and handling money have been a part of our llves ever slnce the day we set up that lemonade stand rn our front yard Due to the fact that the economnc success of this natlon depends on the prosperaty of the small Amen can buslnessman backbone of Amerncan busaness the educators of today try to produce young men and women who are very adept In such things as typlng shorthand and many other clerucal skulls all of whlch wall play a very nmportant part IH the sucess of these future busnnessmen and women of Amenca Nothlng lS more satnstynng than to be able to desugn and create an artncle which as both pleasung to the eye as well as accurately made Opportunities to do this are offered to many of us ln such courses 36 as woodworking machune shop architectural and mechanlcal drawnng and an the agricultural work shop A knowledge of these skulls allows us to be more appreciative of the many beautuful creatlons of both God and man which so many of us lust take for granted Potentlal knowledge really Isnt worth very much untll we put It to work Senior commercual and rnan ual arts students may do thus by worklng In one of the local busnness offnces for srx weeks or In a fac tory for one semester durung the afternoon school hours Durnng thus tnme they recelve regular help from the faculty In rronlng out any problems they en counter Thus these students galn actual on the lob trannrng and self confrdence, as well as a lrttle of that mce green stuff called money Y. - ' -' Y 0 , 5 . -- N, ,U-2 1 , ,, v all -,JL A Q ' A ' me ,h 4 I ' - I H ': :L l'-' if e '1- 'Lf :ye .O :. 4 , at 31' ' N 1 , X 2 N ' V , i , ' .V 1 ' A . qmv-Q Q XJ . I fx - I R AH BOOKKEEPING-where fzgures must be neat as well as correct Mr Pzepenburg exarmnes the computatzons of Val Thomp son Pat Anderson and jean Graser and they better be sure that debzts' aren t where credzts belo g THE SHAPER and the drzll press are gwen a work out by Leroy Passolt and Dave Spezgle Machzne shop offers them a chance to apply therr knowledge and skzll to the productzon of their varzous proyects BUILD IT YOURSELF a popular hobby these days and woodworkzng classes gwe the necessary know how Thzs good lookzng end table wzll soon be used wcth przde by Bzll Wallace and hss famzly 4 so A .,. , 4' s A , , , .'i ' 55 ' , ,I . ' V r K is K k I ' H H ' ' WfeM.'ww- 1953 , I , giff' 7 I I H ' f I If ' H n - 37 - illlus 2 'Y BELIEVE IT OR NOT heautz ful pzerev of mslume jeu elry emerge from a mevx llke thu rn art clarr hu! as Tony Mmdzola Syhzl Nczerman Bulrh Rzedcl and Ronmz Neumezvter u :ll lcll you thu n one of the more samtary messes 13 fe s LETS DO THAT PART agam The 7th and 8th grade chozr repeats zt once more as they try to get each measure rzght on key TO EACH HIS OWN' znterpretatzon zs the theme of thzs art class Pal Wag ner Dzck Werhel and Roberta Guthezl pamt their verszon of a stzll lzfe Fine Arts Challenge Our Leisure Time ART. MUSIC. AND LANGUAGE Horizons broaden as new fields of thought and activity stir our imagination. The field of art and its implications for gracious living-the world of music with the lift that its beauty gives us-the realm of other peoples' cultures as expressed in their own languages-each of these offers us a challenge. The artistic talent and appreciation that we possess some of us in great quantity others only a slight but are stimulated by our att classes The creative urge comes into full play and we gaze upon the product of our hands with great pride Painting sketching ceramics lewelry design we try them all We all sing at least a little we all play or try to we all listen to music and in these three areas our musical education takes place Careful training helps PRACTICE PRACTICE Any language demands that of the students Penny W'hzle Rrchard Pellage and Polly Dreher show French advertzsements for thezr class to dzscux:-sn French of course' us to sing better: intensive teaching shows us how to play the instrument we choosep but the most important learning is done as we become discrimi- nating listeners. As children we learned to greet folks with good morning and as we grew up were astonished to find that lots of people didnt say good morning at all some said bon your others guten morgen and still others buenos dias For some of us this started us off on a quest to know more about these strange languages and the people who spoke them Latin French German Spanish we gain some fluency in speech and discover the thrill of understanding other people in their own language MUSS I DENN MUSS I DENN would he the gay words comzng from these German .vtudentx zf thrs were a sound pzcture Szngzng adds to the enyoyment of learn mg a forezgn language 'll ew, L 41 '1 Jxlp Il... 'ir 39 11 - - 1 11 - 11 -1 I - 11 - 11 11 11 . . v . -' , , ' ll ' Il ' 1 - 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' I I I I 1 1 1 - I . . . . . . 1 ,- n 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . . 0 I a 9 . , . . . My l l V ,bevy 'L X g L' ' -'J ' ' , lf , ' 5 A l 4, 5 W- ' ' X X 4. ' 1 g N H ' ' . . - e , X T I -,-,N X' 'L S-za , n , , Y ,, 6 I' ' ff! sc lt . , I , . - . 4 i ' . 4 ' V, I K g .W I 'W 'L V- , V I 'W ., A gif. CTIVITIES 45' They say we re too busy always on the go loin too many clubs never settle down heads In the clouds On the other hand leadership exerclsung talents glvmg servuce malung lrrends practlclng sell dlscrpllne sure we re busy how else can we learn to assume responslbllltues7 41 1953 54 , V wx Q E ll I we're exploring new areas . . . developing . . - . . . U ' 0 I I I L 1. TOP ROW H Zezeer R Schley R Wexton H Keuper B Rabn D Hoefs H Anderson I Hzll E Haulzck G Schroeder H Bakr ROW III H Wavcbou E Freyer C Flex lV Dreger D fagerland R Abbott I' VanTaten hoie C Andrxnga D Dzx W Nelson H Sohruezde R Zimmermann S Smith ROW II I Hall D Scbolowcb I Morey j Wonoxkz R Blzemelxier S Schlzecker A Bennett j Poriz S Kluth I Dresdou M155 Wtllzamv BOTZOIIGI ROW' C Lznck L Terbune S Schaeffel C Zrck F Hunter E Lme L Tannerv S Wendt S Huddles ton ount Councnl Reflects Student Vnews Lnterally sandwachlng nn our weekly meetlngs our Student Councnl representatives spent the noon hour planning student protects dlscussung and often solvung many of our school problems Homecomlng was our furst mayor undertaklng rn x' the fall In the planning stage our meetnngs were filled with reports from the chairmen of the commit tees The parade was to have thnrty two floats speakers were secured for the freld assembly the team voted for the queen the slogan was chosen the f , souvenurs were ordered and sold We were pleased when Mass Wnlluams our new advuser told us she was lmpressed wlth the way we handled Homecomnng We polnted with prlde to our communlty servlce Mr These BCTIVITISS Included parttclpatlng In the Com munity Chest and March of Dames campaugns Coun EJ cul representatnves were also sent to grade schools '-L and homerooms urgung students to contnbute to iz-.EZ the clothung dnve .,..l..' ' .Nu-rn One of the nucest parts of our work was the con ' tacts we made wuth students of other Suburban l schools Our offncers Henry Waschow Harry Keuper Sally Martnn and Bull Nelson played host to repre sentatlves from these schools who came to Waukesha Hugh to discuss teen age problems 42 , - : V 4 I . K 1 - ' ' if - . . t - l x , .s 3 - A , . A - 5 Q , y . : A, ns I l x 5 . K . Q Q A ' 1 ' s ' FT 5 m . Q ' ,L . ' Hn N YN , , P l D ' A . ' S it g t K . . : ' , 4 - v . , . , . , . , . , . , . t, . - , - . 2 . . ', . , . , . , . ' , . , f. - Y - Y . . . ' V. 1 - v - t - V . , . , . . . . , . . ' r ' v f , . , . , . , . , . ', .. .' ' l V - v - , . , . , . , . , . ., . , . , . . I I - H - - It - . I I I 1 1 , A . . . . H' 3 X ' - I f I I B S I v ma.,-A-,eq X . ' . h f ,.,ss4...s......... f f 1 L 1 - - 0 ,,,,,,,,,,, WE -. . -i-wwf-e , , ,,,...t,,.... ,. . .. . . . . , ' - 5 f . --4 A x D T' ...I ' . . fi' ' , - f - v ,', i 7 .,. L X , 1 X I ' E Q 1 4 I ,- . 6 I . . , 1 1 1 Q A , v . f t l . I MOVE THAT ' These famous words are so often the hegznnzng of an zmportant cham of ezents leadzng to the completion of a u orthuhzle project of the Student Council UPPER IS TIVO ENOUGH Ken Herman rv haczne trouble velectmg Homecomzng porn poms The halls uere a hzt crouded hut everyone got zn on the fun LOIVER LOTS OF TIME and effort spent on making the clothing' drue a succexs cam to an end ar M155 lV1ll1amv and Fred Van Iatenhoze added the last clothzng to the Iavt bag Nou the hagv are ready for vhtp ping, another job uell done' OPPOSITE UPPER BOARD CLOCKWISE D Alloy H Wfavhou Mtn Wzlllamv S Martzn I Dresdou S Kluth E Loce H Keuper OPPOSITE LOIVER HOMECOMING CHAIRMEIN TOP ROW S Kluth H Anderxon D Scholozrch I' VanTatenhoLe BOTTOM ROW D Dm I Dresdou N Rovv 1 . . , I I 1 4 -++4,,,M, I I V ' f rr u ' I . . . , rf 1 pu . K , U ' y . . . V F . e f . ' V . IT . V , , . . . ', . . ', .. ., . . V Y , . , , , . , . 4 . . I . , . v 1 I V V 1 V . 1. ' . , V . . , . , . S Qifllk' q l l A A 45 l t ' . . 1 -A2 l aa TOP ROW A Luke F Bloedou B Sharp I Bzllzngs B Nelson B Thfesenhusen R Foal E Wzllzams ROW III K Schwarze D Ehr R Blzemezster D Rasmussen D Sauyer K Krause D Pagel J Christoph B Kramer ROW' II M1ssFardy S Damkoehler C Beggs F Nelson A Shane I Soyhe C Schuster M lNau C Krug B Fuller BOTTOM ROW E Kramer B Stocks B Morey B Schuantes S Harter S Tradeuell K Ianka S Arnold T Rozkalns B Brrmmer HOW DOES THAT LOOK? Franczs Nelson and Ball Thzesenhusen arrange and rearrange thear bulletin board whsle Szgne Damkoehler kzhztzes QUILL AND SCROLL K janka R Blfemezster VN- s-N.,, 1-. 44 Honors Achneved HONOR SOCIETY What does It mean to belong to Honor Society? Good grades? Yes but ut means more than lust scho lastuc achlevement' It IS what we do how we do It and when we do lt' Thus ns shown In leadership ervu e to the school and character We are elected on thus nnformatnon by teachers and the present Honor Society members Our fwrst prolect was the decoratron of the Christmas tree In the mann hall Year around duties Included eye catching bulletun boards and keeping the perma nent calendar up to date The bug event of the year was the Honor Society banquet over which the off: cers Bull Nelson Kathenne Janka Audrey Shane and Alan Luke presided A delncuous dlnner plus e tradntuonal lnltuatnon and receuvung the puns made the banquet a huge success Mlss Fardy our adviser kept all the commnttees running smoothly and gener ally made the banquet possible QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll IS the lnternatuonal honor socrety for lournalusrn Membershup us awarded to students who have done outstandmg work orf our hugh school publucatuons ,, - A 1-, I Q, o ,, X s I I . . , . . , ' ' 1 - r - 1 - 1 - 1 - f . - . . . ' 1 ' 1 - , . , . ' , . , , , . , . . . ' 1 ' v ' v ' y - , . , . , . , , . , . , . ' ' I ' ! ' Y ' l V ' 7 ' l V ' 7 ' 7 , . . . , ' - 1 S C , , If ' ,U ' ' l . . ' . : if q'1 r ' . ? , , 1 I I , . , th Q VNNLK g ...jg p L , .HL .. . . . . . . . - - ' 4 We. . . M V - . . -N. , ' -....,,:' . 3 , 7 - I 1 'N l i- . ,, 'iz r ' ' ' - Q-Q., 5 , -ft, 4 -+11 i . Y: 4' tg . gn ' , v Zi . , si f. , X Attention Focused On Timely Events CARDINAL STAR Reporters initial your assignments! And so the next issue of the Star is on its way. We start the cycle by getting an interview or secur- ing all the facts we can gather. Besides the news reports, some of us have a column that appears reg- ularly in the paper, as the familiar gatherings of Dave Dix. Sounds simple so far, but it takes a lot of writing, rewriting, and writing again until Suzie Tradewell, our editor, and Mr. Loweus, our adviser, give their okays. Time entered in as we worked under the constant pressure of our deadlines steadily draw- ing near. Then our printer takes over. Finished?- No, now comes proofreading, pasteups, and writing headlines. The headlines must capture the readers' attention but also fit into the column. When this is done, back to the printer for the final work and the Stars are ready for us. Providing, of course, that the Y V if BOARD F. Nelson, K. Kabl, D. Dix, W. Nelson, I Couttx, S. Tradewell. advertising staff has earned the money and the photographers have taken the necessary pictures. After repeating this process I5 times a year, we all look forward to relaxation, food, and frolic at the annual Star picnic. REPORTERS TOP ROW: D. Price, I. Iobnson, 1. Williamx, A. Manning, K. Kabl, S. Martin, E. Robertx. ROW II: A Israel, C. Gibbs, K. Small, B. Horwitz, I. Crouse, L. Terbune, G. Boyd, M. Duble. BOTTOM ROW: D. Schmitt, S. Blood. D. Staab, P. Hinckley, M. Knieske, 1. Abel, G. Babr. vw-gf! ,J-D BUSINESS G. Boyd, R. Butcher, Hausser, A. Israel. -45- QQ Z '-- at T, 36 Q36 QQ 4' as '3-45 ,bl ,s sq. 9 ,nik b-'f 1... iw.-of STAFF TOP ROW I Steele F Mezer I Underberg E Wzllzams D Gralzouska M Wzllzamv ROW' III I Lercb H Schmzdt B Btlzckz I Hoffman ROW II D Pagel jOleson NI Streletkz B Radtke S Letson j Heznzelmann BOTTOM ROW G Ranzlles S Blood K Small S Goodrzch I johnson A Montgomery Stal! nies Year long Story 01 You AFTER MONTHS OF WORKING to put out our book the bzg moment arrzz es and ue see zt fn prrnt The Meg pzcnrc zs the special occaszon at uhxrb 1953 editor Nancy Knutson proudly sbous Meg staffers the first copy 46 if - 1 ll ,,,,,. ,, - , 1--V--. 2. ' 4 i can--. j - .T ...,.- .. - A . ., - ' , 3 ' - 4 W ff J-.fgv ' My ' A 'Q' 4, - K 'iv '3 moot' A v l A 8 ' Q N .-..--.-- -- Q A A I ,, 1, ...A.-,,, W, , ' ' f - 0' -'M' .Q . , ' ' V Q' 'M ' V 4 A L ' L . 9 fy f, y ' +o Q LU ff, 4 -M. , ee 4 ks O T A , fy 1' .N ,:, Q! gre M f ,M fi ,,. ,HM 5 of x A A Q .gy ' Le af ' : . , . ' , . , . 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I ' I .J BOARD E Baron Mzss Klzne R Clarey R Blze And Your School PHOTOGRAPHERS G St Aubzn B Devers Mr Peltzgrew MEGAPHONE Worklng In the shadow of the award wmnmg books of 52 and 53 our Megaphone staff trued even harder to put out another year book that would be rated hugh by the student body Wrrtmg a book rn mud year that wouldnt be read unttl June made all of us forgetful of the element of trme However as the days went by we became energetuc calendar watchers as deadlme dates loomed nearer and nearer We had copy to wrute rewrlte and proofread The photography staff guided by Mr Pettugrew supplled us wlth endless stacks of pictures that had to be accurately rdentlfted and mounted We spent tlme concentratmg on gettmg gust the rlght headllne Then paste ups cut Innes and the mdexlng had to be completed All this was done wuth the underlymg oblectlve of capturmg the color and splrut of our school actlvutles Mlss Kllne Mlss Muller and edrtor Rose Bllemenster dld more than therr share of work plus glvlng pep talks to the rest of us about trying harder to keep on schedule Food seemed to play a malor role In all our work sessions lt seemed to make us work better and gave us some of that qulck energy that we needed when we were at a loss for new Ideas Flnally the year came to a close and we got together for the annual plcmc where the thrnll of seemg a sneak prevlew of our book gave us a chance to look back on a never to be forgotten experrence 47 , ' 1 1 gf I ' x' ' - ,, 7 , ,T l ' - ...- 9 W , , s ., t, . X V Q I . . I , R Al 2 , , K . ., ki, ,, O ! 7 x ' lf A' I K yt , , , K : . , ' ' , . , . ' - ' mezster, J. Hall, K. Janka, C. McCauley, Mass Mzller. ' nf Pi' .gr , , , 4' ,aa-J I I , . . . . . I . . . . , ' ' . l - . ' I I , , ' Il ll ' ' ll ' ll I I ' ' I I - . I ' I ' ' ' . ' f u - u - I - . I . . . u 'V E . i i i i T!P6.'..fl i 1 if- ge 7.4 Q 'Af - 1 V sf 1 .-g ,, REC. DANCE COMMISSION TOP ROW': N. Tlvorxen, N. Alvralmnlmn. I. Fimlling. NI. Craft, K. Pedef-WPI. I- H0fff?M'U1. S. W'eaz'er, L. Nolte. S. Pfiel, S. Kalyl, M. Gultmann. ROW' III: A. Price, I- IHCEIU71, IM- Slfelefbit L- Sfffbffsl M- S'1Jfdf'f' S. Lift, C. Sz'bu,iler, K. Sprader. G. Kinne. Miss Fardy. ROIV II: C. Fumall, K. Moore. C. Kubrzau. G. Priedeman, M. Ifzzclax, K. Kalyl, L. Huebner, C. McCauley, J. Heinzelmann. S. W'olf, F. Hunter, S. Harter. BOTTOM ROUV: M. Dafiex, D. Swan, D. Friemund, N. Littlefield, E. Love, D. Sawyer, R. Lyle, M. Bauman, D. Martin, S. Hoffmann, C. Gibbs, P. Hinckley. Assignment: To Plan Activities If it is going to be done, let's have students do it. After all, why not? We manage our own dances, including the arrangements for chaperones, orches- tras, and the refreshments. We plan out our assem- blies, offering a wide variety of programs, and maybe we discover a little hidden talent, tool We back our teams by creating new cheers and performing skits designed to give pep. We sponsor a Senior Career Night, proving very profitable for both parents and students. We organize Visitation Day so our seniors can visit the local industries, business offices and colleges. We also escort the freshman-to-be on a tour of our school. We add a touch of glamour to the social functions as we become usherettes. These, rec. dance, assembly, pep, guidance, and service commis- sions, respectively, prove that students can take over the responsibilities of these activities and carry them through. 12119 GRADE ASSEMBLY COMMIS- SION TOP ROW: H. Waxchow, K. 11119 GRADE ASSEMBLY COMMIS- SION TOP ROKV: 1. Ifrarlxml, F. Meier. BOTTOM ROW: S. Letson, D. ,H Beringer, Mr. Weinrich. ' A . 'r A., 3 ,2- ,f, all ff 5. Zuelsdorf. I. Troll, D. Uithoren, I. Azlamx. D. Mairet. ROW II: Miss Niag- zlunz. R. johnson, K. Kahl, M. Harley, an B. Kramer, A. Price. BOTTOM ROW: L D. Alloy, K. McMahon, E. Daviex, ffifx ' '- ' D.'Su'an, D. Dix. afff.-.f C gf c GUIDANCE COMMISSION TOP ROW: B, Rabn, D. Hanleey, F. Dettmering, J. Adams, G. Powell, P. Weber, J. Bringe, 41. Shepherd. Mr. Panella, P. Anderson. SIT- TING: J. Owens, S. Beringer, D. Alloy. ,W 9th GRADE ASSEJIBLY COIWIMISSIOIN' TOP ROUV: Mrs. Fagerland, F. Hunter, I. Hoffman, C. Swanson. BOTTOM ROW. N. Littlefield. P. Fuller, S. Clothier. -49- Y inf PEP COMMISSION TOP ROW: C. Johnson, I. john- son, I. Stevenson, N. Thorsen, P. Nelson, N. Jensen, C. Lautenscblager. ROW II: :Miss Seibold, E. Spelius, P Trevorrow, M. Noll, H. Ludemann, A. Ritt, Y. Norcia Y. Mattiacci. BOTTOM ROW: D. Stein, P. Mount, S Scbaeffel, M. Manly, j. Ramos, N. Lancelle, j. Hoge C. Pajari. SERVICE COMMISSION TOP ROW: E. Ossmann L. Dietmeier. L. Langemark. ROW II: S. Mflydfldfld I. Martin, R. Trarato, M. Boston, Miss Toms. BOT TOM ROW: C. Werner, J. Jester, M. Vrooman C. Meissner. 10th GRADE ASSEMBLY COMMISSION TOP ROW: Mrs. Czeskleba, C. Pearly, M. Bauman. ROU7 II: S. Crouse, G. Kinne, S. Kabl, L. Huebner BOTTOM ROW: R. Pellage, J. Steele, J. Owens Sf 'W' Q TOP ROW? j. Morey, S. Martin. K. McMahon. D. Zamjabrl, E. Olson, P. Arzdvrxmz. H. .4mler.wn1, R. Glumm, If Heier, UU. Kerr, j. l..1r.vm1, K. Herman. K. PEf6'f.Y!llI, I. Steuig. ROW' IV: IJ. Hamllvjf, N. Zillnur, N, Xivuurl. j. jumw K. I.vderer,j. Hmritt, j. W'riglJt, U . .Nvt'll!lld7lII, D. Suzvyer, G. G.1.vtrou', G. Picholta, U. .xllkfll-1', R. llnj',vfe'Ilw'. H. U 'u.wly: nu: ROI! Ill: ,l. ffurpwllur, Cf. f.brixtnpber.wn1. K. Clfapmun, j. JUIJIIXIHI, D. Hoff. il. M.zr1c. nl. .3lm1lgrm1w'y, R. Blis- n1vi.vlw', JI. HiL'klIld?1, I . .NfL'l.YOIl, j. Suhye, j. Hull. Rau' Il: A. Hwnlell, D. Helkvr. lf. Hfiffllldflll, P. uvfdgilkf, If. Cfmlnlcr. Cf. N11.vx. KI. uH!l7lllXki, Cf. ,Hl'f.,dll!l'-V. SK. RIlL'f7lXki. H0'I I'OJi ROIV: X. R0n1.n1nf'.xky. j. Iyffllldfu, IJ, lmbnff, SK. U nlf. .S 'I'r.nlc'u'ell. j. Cffrixtoplo. If. ,,JI'jl'X, I. Mujexkv, K. Smulf. Ck. Griexel, A. Sbullz, lowing Voices 'se In Songs That .H.'1IJRlGfiI.S TOP ROHR: I. llurigfvt. f. f Ytcfrvig. P. glrzdffrmrl. ll . Karr. xl. l.,n-xml. U. xffzfznff, G. lluzkf. H, Kcnfnr. R. lqlf, RUUV' III: UH. X41m1.n1r1. IJ. .S.zu'1u', -1. Kfnfur. K. f.lv.1pn1,u1. R. liliumix- lor. S. ll IHIJNIX. X. .Yl.1m1. H. 1'rufu1f1myl, I . xixlflfukfl. RUN ll: A. SZMHIF. S. 'l'r.14f4z11Il. D. lmlmff. IJ. licrirlgw AI. IIJAUCPI, N. Rmiuwffi. K. Kulvl. 1. Yhiwmr. liU'I l'U,Nl RUUY Nl. .xlflI'1V1, K. YhNl.1fJw1 1. .H.n'lir1. S. H.1r!iu, j. VIUIHIXUPI, 3. frwmfv, R. Hhiful, MI. flvrixtrfpb. - 50- TOP ROIV: W. Campbell, j. Hill, H, Plebn, J. Sebulze, G. Howell, G. Venzke, H. Carlson, D. Uilhoven, j. Nuys R. Lyle, S. Wfilliams, N. Mann, R. jobnxon. ROIV IV: H. Keuper, j. Keuper, G. Mueller, H. Vredenbregt, W Hoffman. L. Stuberg. D. Dix, R. lfnat, I.. Sparks, I . Marzocco, D. Beringer, S. Crnuclrz, ROW III: 1. Drexzlow, K Schuvzrze, j. Hill, J, Ecleerl, G. Powell, S. Beringer, K. janba, K. Kabl, I. Hagen, R. Hiclzem, S. Hurter, I. Lawrence, B. Morey. ROW' ll: C. Klug, N. Nelson, S. Mel-'arlane, A. McCnmbe, L. Dielmeier, D. Albrecht. BOTTOM ROW: I. jesler, A. Sloane, H. Radtlee, C. Meisxner, N. Ross, S. Klutb, S. Svbliecker, B. Scbuetze, S. Goodrich, B. Baumgarrl K. Morris, K. Kerr. NATIVITY 5CENE: j. Heinzelmann. B. Schroeder. C, .S'te.t.vl. I. unriglol. A. Hoffmamz, M Duble, M. Chase. Give Pleasure To All ho Listen 1 The first notes ot Bless Ye the Lord brought the beginning of the nineteenth annual Christmas con- cert. The realization of many hours of hard practicing came as the rich tones of one-hundred and twenty- five voices rang throughout the auditorium. While the voices softened, as if coming from a far away place, the curtain closed around the nativity scene. A happy slgh was uttered a brief moment of relax- ation was takenffand then another performance was begun. Under the direction of Miss Monlux, our choir learned the fundamentals of singing plus the appre- ciation of all kinds of music. With the change of season came pastel formals and dress suits. A new feeling came into our hearts vvhich expressed in our Spring Concert. For the third year our choir appeared with the internationally famous Waukesha Symphony Orchestra to bring La Bohemel' to the music lovers of Wauke- sha. As in past years our choir sang at the Carroll College Convocation. May the Lord Bless You and Keep You led by Jerry Larson, our president, brought a close to Baccalaureate and, for many of us, the close of our singing career at Waukesha High. Made up of thirty-seven choir members, the Madri- gals drilled on songs from each period of musical history. They were featured in the musical New Moon along with appearing at many social functions throughout the city. The Boys' Quartet, a new sideline of our choir, became knovvn for their lively renditions of many old-time barbershop songs and popular hits. ..51- 43' 6' J! TOP ROW: Mr. Dollinger, A. Adams, V. Peterson, M. Hepp, C. Poeppel. ROW IV: D. Skehha, A. McComhe, M Staah, S. Kahl, D. Campbell, D. Ferris, D. Sprecher, R. Vavra, W. Schmidt, D. Pagac. ROW III: T. Peterson, I Riemer, D. Badinger, R. Schmitz, K. Kuhnau, C. Olson, E. Wendt, R. Brown, E. Rohertx. ROW II: D. Freimund, B Rapp, T. Brown, D. Becker, B. Granger, j. Findling, F. Hilton, L. Edmark. BOTTOM ROW: S. Neumann, W. Thie- senhuxen, C. Katzner, N. Mann, B. Fritz, S. Schiller, C. Meixsner. There's A Snap And A Swing To A Band 4 Q ,. li f 9 .5 ,. . Q - . .AX VLX x . N-37,3 , . ' ,T -.1 an Nl . V,-, 4,1 . , , I me ,. i. , -z vw' Y J -'4 'i' xff. i f A f IO' 1.71 - 1 Ax' i BAND The big brass band from Brazil didn't have a thing on us as we played the vibrant band music which we had practiced for many hours under the experienced baton of Mr. Dollinger. We worked hard to produce the mellow tones and tempos that would appeal to young and old alike. Everyone seemed to enjoy our field formations at the football games. They were pretty tricky to learn but we finally managed to perform them without a mistake. Every band member remembers the hushed silence that would come over the crowd when we played The Star Spangled Banner as the flag MAIORETTES STANDING: A. Adams. j. johnson. I. Wonoxki. KNEELING: A. Pfeil, B. Fritz. TOP ROW: I. Kusch, G. Katzner, M. Cinkosky, D. Krainik, T. Gauerke, G. Gastrow. ROW IV: L. Westcott, A. Moll, W. Neumann, K. Herman, I. Funk, D. Satlaer, M. Eicbstaedl, C. Chapin, T. Rupers, R. Butcher. ROIV III: T. Roorda, M. Ruebmer, N. Mannetter, F. Marzorco. D. Plelvn, 1. Scbmoller, D. Evans D. Neville, F. Fosdal, L. Ford- ham. ROW II: B. Crouse, A. Oliver, D. Lemke, H. Hetzer, L. Nielsen, F. Smolen, E. ltfoses, IH. Oimoen, I. Marlin. BOTTOM ROW: B. Weinke, C. Rusch, 1. Melville, C. Hammond, j. Billings, K. Koloske, I. Kapernick. That Starts Us All Keeping Time ascended to its place of honor. Sometimes it got pretty cold up in the stands, but you could always count on us to strike up a rousing march to help spark flagging spirits. But football games weren't the only events at which we performed. Civic parades always counted on us and assembly commissions invited us to play. Big event of the year, however, was our Band Festi- val, a joint proiect of the beginning, Intermediate, and Senior Bands. The festival is not just an ordinary concert, but is planned to show the growth of musical skill through training. Our Pep Band is that small but noisy outfit who lend their music and enthusiasm to our basketball games. PEP BAND TOP ROIV: J. Kirsch. ROIV II: I. Funk, L. Fordham, I. Srlamoller, E. Roberts, T. Roorda. BOT- TOM ROll : B. Frilz. F. Hilton, K. Herman, F. Mar- zocco, Mr. Dollinger, D. Krainik, M. Cinkosky, C. Carlson. 'H X 3 f ': U., 112 ss s 6 A .45 N X L 9 B CHOIR TOP ROW: W. Payne, S. Kainz. C. Anderson, I. Riemer, B. Gross, R. Lamhrecht, R. Holden G. Boeck M. LeDain, C. Grainger, P. Graf, M. Glaessner, N. Thorsen. ROW III: V. Meeks, N. Forsyth, G. Handley, C Rodzwell A. Howard, B. Loew, R. Weiss, N. Ziemer, H. Huebner, H. Schmidt, E. Lagon. ROW II: Mrs. Kamradl 1. Erdman, 1. Eales, S. Letson, G. Venne, I. Broege, P. Gee, C. Potthast, M. Newberry, M. Whitmore, I. Cramer BOTTOM ROIV: S. Wendt, K. Conklin, M. Chase, I. Ascher, J. Wunder, D. Nielsen, P. McKinnon, A. Wilke, S Brat, S. Neumann, D. Skehba. Familiar elodies Linger Long Alter The ORCHESTRA STANDING: Mr. Connell, B. Schmidt, D. Krainik, A. Adams, C. Carlson. ROW IV: E. Wellstein, M. Cunningham, P. Chapin, 1. Alyea, j. Illingworth, S. Stokes, L. Fordham, R. Butcher, T. Rupers H. Hetzer, L. Edmark, 1. Andersen, A. Stultz, D. Pope, L. Peterson. ROW' III: T. Cianeimino, D. Tibhets, R. Meier, C. Olson, 1. Schmoller, C. Chapin, F. Marzoeco. ROW II: D. Tews, D. Zimmerman, K. Peterson, I. Crouse, 1. Hemplon, S. Bickle, C. Meyer, C. Katzner, S. Conway, U. Funk, N. Blackstone, G. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: j. Clark. D. Huff, E. Katzner, C. Mooers, S. Schiller. S. Herhst. B. Fritz, F. Smollen, E. Hofmann, F. Alyea. 1 2 l 5 7 wZ,'.,, 9 Q I Q.. ? V L 33' Q, v if 'lie' X. -:'e,..a BOYS'-GIRLS' QUARTETTES TOP ROW: F. Mar- zocco, H. Vredenbregt, R. Lyle, D. Sawyer. BOTTOM ROW: S. Romanofsky, B. Morey, A. Shane, N. Mann. Music Itself Is Over ,ai ,-.-.-rr. pg-,.,.. .-.-.gpg-3-I-' , .- .. -.'.-. Q 5.3 ---. , --. 3.-.wgqzt . .. ..... -. '4' ' . 2 v f- r '35, '. .:.,.-'f ':5:: ::g:g:g:g -'-1 '-11f ':-'- ':'gf,'..... F' fi S wir in 10th GRADE ENSEMBLE TOP ROW: D. Hamil- ton R Moore. ROW VIII. D Fa erland T. Ste an . . ' - 3 i ff , ROW VII: D. Stone, J. Engler. ROW VI: D. Ferree, I. Steele. ROW V: H. Scberf. ROW IV: D. Motz, I. Ruff. ROW III: Miss Hoglund, H. Dungey, K. Hamerxmeier, M. Knieske, 1. Abel, S. Hoffman, B. Wagner, M. Bauman, K. Spraeder. ROW II: M. Davies, P. Brown, N. Putman, G. Peterson, C. Pitzka, D. Meisxner, R. Bayes. BOTTOM ROW: K. Miglauscb, D. Martin, L. Huebner, V. Tompson, P. Trevorrow. ORCHESTRA Music is good for the soul has been said, but good music means a lot of work, too. This year, our orchestra director, Mr. Connell, received an invitation from Waukesha Symphony director, Mr. Weber, for us to share in the Young People's Concert. Countless hours of work perfecting each note of the Schehera- zade were gladly given for this unusual honor. With this performance behind us, we turned to prepara- tions tor our own spring concerts devoted to music appreciation. Jim Clark served as our concert master, and we played both classical and pop music. CHORAL GROUPS Variety was the keynote of our many choral groups. Including ballads, folk songs, spirituals, and popular music along with the traditional classics, Mrs. Kamradt and Miss Hoglund added to our musical background. Many of our groups practiced in out-ot- school hours as well as during the school day to prepare for assemblies, Christmas caroling, and local club programs. -55- ,Q BOARD TOP ROW: R. Brock- mann, Miss johnson, Mr. Metzner. Miss Sechtig. ROW II: A. Bennett. 1. Broege, N. Mills, S. Kluth, Mis.s Hankwitz. BOTTOM ROW: R. Schmidt, B. Dahms. Stagecrait Adds Professional Touch MASK The show goes on because over lOO people in in Mask and Wig have created the costumes, put on the grease paint, gathered the props, painted the sceneryp produced the unusual lighting effects, shifted the scenery, made the sound effects possible, yes, lit- erally made the whole show a reality. New this year, the 8th hour acting groups gave many a chance to star in a one act plaly. Coached by the dramatics students, each group vied for the honor of an assembly program. However, the greater responsibility rested upon IVARDROBE MISTRESSES can make or break an actor or a play. Unpacking, checking, fitting, pressing the costumes for each performance is a responsible undertaking for the costume committee. l 56 AND WIG the shoulders of the board headed by Shirley Kluth, and the advisers: Mr. Metzner, Miss Johnson, Miss Sechtig, and Miss Hankwitz. Gradually the hours.of work mounted into points toward our W's as we began to anticipate our annual banquet. Big moment ot the evening was the presentation of our own Oscars to our best actor, actress, supporting actor, and actress. These were given on the basis of acting ability, backstage work, and general attitude. CHECKING THE SLATE of props needed for opening night, the property crew realizes the importance of having even the little things in lop shape. Q 4 Ft ,.,-1 - HOLD THAT MAN is definitely sup- posed to be the action in this Mask and Wig melodrama, although it appears that giggles are harder to hold. This 8th hour acting group is certainly getting USING HAMMER and paint, the stage crew sees that the end result will he the street scene as you will see it in The Taming of the Shrew. over any stage fright it may have ever ,QL .-- F WORKING HARD with grease paint and eyebrow pencil, the make-up crew learns the tricks of transforming a person of I4 to one of 94 and one of beauty to a Franken- stein monster. -57- LIGHT CREW TOP ROW: B. Brockmann, D. Uithoven, D. Schmidt. BOTTOM ROW: B. Stoll- fuss, L. Warden. XX ,N ONE MOVE AND there'll be trouble! Grandpaw Berry Uerry Meacll, Calhoun Berry ijerry Larsonl, Prim Stokes Uudy Moreyb, and Eldon Berry fRay Lyle! get right into the swing of things as they give the performance of Green Valley. In The Spotlight An unbeatable combination: Mr. Metzner and a variety of star- studded productions. Top spring entertainment was Green Val- ley, a fanciful ghost-filled comedy. A serious war drama, The Hasty Heart, was the fall highlight. The New Moon, a sparkling colorful musical with haunting melodies by Sigmund Romberg, closed a perfect dramatic season with its unforgettable beauty. GREEN VALLEY by Frank Wattron The Live Ones: Eldon Berry . . . Prim Stokes . .. Tinker Smith ..... Tobias J. Everheel Martha Mears .. Eva Freise .... From the Past: Lonesome Berry Grampaw Berry . . . . Granny Berry ...... Calhoun Berry . . . . Ransom ..... Prudence ...... Student Director .. . . . . Ray Lyle . . Judy Morey .. . . . Dave Portz . . . Richard Brown ... Barbara Just . . . Nancy Ross . . Stu Smith . . . . . Jerry Mead Beverly Schwantes . . . . Jamie Steele Dick Normington . . . . Phil Venes . . . Joyce Soybe NEW MOON Sailors and Bond Ladies Courtiers and Court Ladies , 4 UPPER: TOP ROW: W. Neumann, G. Venzke, K. Herman, H. Keuper, I. Keuper, E. Olson, R. Hagerstrand. I. Stewig, G. Mueller. ROW II: D. Helker. A. Montgomery, C. Meissner, D. Huff, S. McFarlane, B. Schuetze, S. Rucinski, 1. D'Amato. BOTTOM ROW: S. Williams, D Abbott, S. Wolf, J. Wright, K. Kerr, P. Anderson, 1. Hill, C. Griesel. LOWER: TOP ROW: D. Grabowski, A. Howard, B. Wenninger, D. Hoffman, F. VanTaten- hove, I. Wright, I. Steele, R. Boyes. ROW III: B. Radtke, N. Mann, V. Lee, J. johnson, A Shane, D. Imhoff, N. Stewart, D. Beringer. ROW II: j. Schulze, S. Martin, A. Bennett, 1. Funle BOTTOM ROW: K. Chapman, E. Hoffmann, N. Zillmer, R. Hicken, j. Martin, S. Crouch. lf! 4 - hai fn HASTY HEART by John Patric Orderly .... Butch So Yank ... Jerry Larson Digger Don Alloy Kiwi . .. .. Jame Blossom ....... John Wright Tommy . . Harry Vredenbregt Margaret . Kathryn McMahon Colonel ....... Dale Lachlen ........ Jerry Mead Student Director ........... Barbara Radtke 4 l l k , hrweide s Steele Sawyer IT LOOKS AS THOUGH Tommy CHarry Vredenbregtj has finally solzfrl UPPER: MOH! SO YOU WANT to call names, hub? julie ljudy Morey? shouts to Clotilde f , flanet Hagenj arousi Marzocco on the tablej, Capt. Duval lRay Lylej, and Beaunoir 4Ron Fracarob, who anti- cipate the oncoming activity in The New Moon. LO W'ER: TO YOU, the privilege of the victor-a dance-- and a kissf' Marianne CSuzie Tradewellj Jays to Robert Uerry Larxonb as Phillipe fHarry Vredenbregtb and Ribauld lDick Herigb look on. NEW MOON by Sigmund Romberg Marianne .... . ..... Susan Tradewell Robert ...... .... J erry Larson Capt. Duval . .. ...... Ray Lyle Alexander . .. . . Frank Marzocco Julie .... ... Judy Morey Ribauld . . . . Richard Herig Besac .. .. Harry Keuper Jacque ... . Philippe ... .. Beaunoir . .. . . Ronald Fracaro Clotilde . . .. . Janet Hagen Jacqueline . .. ..... Barbara Radtke Henri .... . . . Proprietor . .. .. Brunet ...... Capt. DeJean . . .. Seamstress .... Student Director .... ng Alexander QI-'rank MONSIEUR, I grant ..... Jack Keuper Harry Vredenbregt Fred VanTatenhove . Don Grabowska ,... Dale Sawyer . Jack Mozeiewski ..... Carol Linck . . Connie Schuster -59.- the mystery of what is worn under Lachie's Uerry Mead? kilt as Yanl' Uerry LarxonJ and Digger fDon Alloyb .vtare zn dzvbelzef during a item from The Hasty Heart. ,Ah f w , ' 5. , ' ' . 1 .v, l z , a., . fx , N ' ' ' '1 fi. , - ' ' . - 1 1. ' - - . fs- . is . , i, ,. W A t..:,zi'te+ . -Freeman Photo YELLOW BALLS OF FLUFF bring out sighs of Aren't they cute, hut to Dan Meissner these baby chicks mean hours of feeding, watering. watching, and worrying. Someday soon this FFA project will earn him a good rating and money in his pocket. For rams Activity F. F. A. T929-l95r1-twenty-tive years of F. F. A. activity. 'Ne are proud to celebrate this double anniversarv with our national organization. The main purpose ot F. F. A. is leadership Training for farm youth. This Training is gained by participat- ing in projects aimed toward raising cattle, crops, repairing machinery, and bettering farm soil. The responsibility for carrying on these programs is spread over many committees which give most ot us an active participation in F. F. A. An interesting highlight at the National Future Farmers Convention held at Kansas City, was a speech by President Eisenhower about the national farm program. Club members representing all parts of the country attended this convention-including our officers Bill Theisenhusen, Jim Billings, Don Badinger, and Ron Garvans. The traditional activities we enioyed most were greenhaired night, the splash parties, the annual banquet for all club members, and playing on our basketball team. This year we tried out two new programs. One was a monthly WAUX radio broadcast on which we told what was happening in F. F. A. The other was the new point system tor winning our The safety committee, headed by Joe Smart, pro- moted an extensive safety program which showed the dangers around the farm and the prevention of accidents, Y. -l.R.Y -Freeman Photo A SHEAF OF GREEN- BACKS in return for a de luxe turkey-that's the custom at the annual Ro- tary-FFA auction. Bill Thie- senhusen hargains with Rotarians to fatten the FFA treasury. ,I 2-'YQ'-W, Y Q .L 'J Y' 'U 5 W. .fl W vt. . an 5 4 1 xx A id ui.. fx. ., J. JH A .ff 1, f 1 A nw- v-. sh. ini, rw , UPPER: TOP ROIV: R. Huebner, W. Schmidt. L. Gher, W. Salentine, N. Deemer. B. Pettis, B. Hext, G. Buntrock D. Young, C. Pitzka. ROW III: I. Winchell, T. Griswold, D- Hanke. F- Neltesheim. E- Betlgf. E- Gfieimff, D Brandt, L. Perkins, I. Portz, R. Poff. ROW II: H. Beggs, D. Strader, D. Nleissner, W. Lurrey, T. Lindner, L. Bauer 1. Klein, C. Dable, R. Clark, W. Wollenzien. BOTTOM ROW': I. Bennett, M. Dickmr, S. Beatty, G. Bauer, R. Whitehouse, B. Kowalski, R. Bira, G. Cooper, D. Zimmerman, E. Schmoeker, R. Hause, C. Michaud. CENTER: TOP ROW: R. Golemgeske, D. Zuhlke, H. Plehn, R. Duston, R. Morris, E. Engnath, J. Smart, 1. Billings, R. Klein, j. Schultz, G. Howell, W. Kroseberg. ROW III: R. Zamjahn, T. Moots, E. Zick,1. Kowalski, L. Eldredge, R. Finney, j. Martin, R. Reinhard, G. Burrie, 1. Yopps, R. Garvens, R. Neumeister, D. Erdmann. ROW II: D. Ui!- hoven. M. Oimoen, L. Meyer, D. Badinger, D. Martin, K. Krauss. W. Thiesenhusen, C. Schick, A. Hamersmeier, L. Miller, 1. Ponosik, R. Michaud. BOTTOM ROW: I. Woefel, P. Booth, A. Greenwald, R. Hardy, W. Flood, j. Cable, E. Green, W. Evans, T. Lindner, K. Kipp, R. Bloom, L Nielsen. LOWER: TOP ROW: R. Milonczyk, D. Campbell, R. Pezan, R. Trevorrow, I. Dickson, L. Meeks, D. jodarski, D. Lapp, W. Weber, I. Dunn, I. Fuchs. ROW III: D. Moots, C. Dickow, M. Marks, J. Hahn, I. Giesegh, E. Farkas. M. Stott, I. Gross, F. Fox, R. Hause. ROW II: R. Gimler, D. Quigley, W. Ferguson, G. Gruel. W. Radabaugh, K. Kreger, K. Reinders, F. Willey, R. Lufter, L. Manke. A. Richardson, D, Evans. BOTTOM ROW: B. Iaske. I. Resen- hoeft, D. Kreger, I. Van Tatenhore, R. Moat, D. Koch, R. Schmidt, A. Semrow, D. Hein, T. Krebs. -61- Girls Try ut New I-Iomemakmg Ideas HOW 5 I OUR POSTURE joan Worzoskz demonxtratef exerczxes to the I' H A designed to zmproze the pot ture Fhe bicycle exercxse xo familiar lo uv all lakes :tt place on the Int for posture zmprmement H Too many cooks spoul the broth us an old saylng that can be dusproved by the Future Homemakers It took Ql cooks to prepare and serve a chlli supper glven for the general public Other protects that took cooperation were the Chnstmas tlme actnvutnes of making stuffed antmals and dolls and dellverlng these to the Mrlwaukee Children s Home along wnth an entertaunung program and refreshments Toys were also sent to the underaprlvnleged children nn Europe Fnlms panel dlscussrons and Informal talks schooled the gurls on better methods of homemakung Our gurls strove for recognltnon by vanous demon stratlons including the well known cherry ple baknng contest The awards were presented at the annual banquet All of these prolects were planned and carefully gunded by Msss Rasmussen and the offs cers Joan Wonoskl Enlleen Cramer Marcua Morrxs and Carol Hargrave IOP ROW C jones C Hurgrazc L Kokan K Langdon I Hargrazc L Andrev B Smale C Hcxl ROW II Mlm Ravmuvvcn I ltyflllllikl E Cramer R Wfrlglat S Ilia P Eldredge A Radabangh BOTTOM ROW C Ycoulle M Morris C Bqg K Strehlou E Schmitt C Congeml C Champan G Pettu 62 - - F. . A. .,' - ,- - . . , . I, 1 I 'r , , ' ' 1 . f-Q Q, ' ':, ' V' 1 7 P ' . . , . . . I , , ' 1 1 I I . . . ' ,- . , . , I ' ' fr ' , u '4 ' - L - O 1 v1 1 rl ' ' 1 - . . ., .. k . . , . . . . . ., . . , . . . . .Af . .. ' 1 . . y . ' , . , . .h Q . ' ' V . ' . Z .' l' 1 - f-4 - '.. - ',. . l , . ', . , . .'. . ,. . ,-1 X v -A x tg I v s- LT... ,, .s , X, ,A I 1 . 'l - , ya . . . Q , Sri? I I Ji UPPER: TOP ROW: G. Thomas, J. Knierim, W. Shanklin. C. Prowls, R. Brockmann, B. Smith, A. Manning. ROW' III: j. Daane, K. Arenz, J. Stern, A. Kolean, A. Wilke, D. Hedhany, M. Wolf. I. Dresdow, I. Hall. ROW II: J. Leistiko, B. Bates, D. Grawrunder, A. McLellan, 1. Matz, M. Strelecki. I. Wendt, j. Greenwald, N. Traugott, A. Zimmerman, N. Forsyth. BOTTOM ROW: S. Neumann. 1. Wunder, 1. Becker, F. Agrusa, S. Hagenau, B. Davis. L. Keller. I. Ehr. AI. Nan, A. Biliclei, M. Ruehmer. LOLVER: TOP ROU7: M. Vogel, I. Hargraue, A. Freitag. J. Michelsen, C. Freyer, M. Bralick, H. Litschauer. ROW III: C. Floe. S. Ludthe, G. Wallshlaeger, R. Vredenhurg, B. Luedtke, L. Daane, I. Mitrhell, C. Schmidt. ROW II: C. Lemke. P. VanKirk, C. Krug, S. Damitz, I. Koshah, R. Brouillet. S. Arnold, E. Florence, G. Campbell, Mr. Peipen- hurg. BOTTOM ROW: G. Isla, S. Romanofsky, B. Crouse. M. Kodrich, R. Andrews, P. White, S. Wilkie, S. Schultz. P. Eldredge. Students Discuss Business Prospects F. B. L. A. The honor of belonging to one of the largest clubs in school and in America is ours by being members of the Future Business Leaders of America. We started the year with the traditional installa- tion service. This year, with Mr. Piepenburg as adviser, Clayton Prowls, June Hall, Lois Keller, Har- old Gulla, and Joan Ehr presided over all meetings. Model interviews, panel discussions and visits from businessmen featured these weekly sessions. Being invited to Wisconsin Rapids, Shawano, and Janesville to install new F. B. L. A. chapters gave us an opportunity to win friends. Other projects included the selling of football programs and the annual F. B. L. A. dance. With money that was earned from projects, funds were given to needy organizations. FIVE HONORARY MEMBERS of F. B. L. A. are intro- duced to the assembly. Prominent Waukesha business- men, .Messrs. Boehmlee, Long, Nelson, Davies, and Kummrow, were the first to he so honored because of their enthusiastic interest and help to our F. B. L. A. LIBRARIANS WITHOUT DEGREES are these helpful workers! Nancy Ziemer and Bob Michaud check out books to student customers as part of their Library Round Table duties. SILENCE REIGNS! The library has to be a quiet place so busy minds can concentrate effectively. Research or recreational reading are both typical of library activities. Foremost In L. R. T. Do you have Science Digest or Popular Mechan- ics? is just one of the many questions heard every day by the members of Library Round Table and Their adviser, Miss Hoffman. They help us locate that im- portant reference material we must have. Straighten- ing shelves, sorting books, and sending out our over- due notices are more examples of ways in which they help to serve students and teachers alike. Meet- ing eighth hour on Monday and Wednesday, they learn such exacting procedures of running an efficient school library as cataloging the many new books and magazines received in the library each year. LIBRARY ROUND TABLE TOP ROW: E. Gloe, D. Anderson, A. Quast, K. jaech, I. Kuetemeyer, B. Michaud, M. lVilliams. ROW IV: B. Buckett, S. Hagenau, D. Perkins. G. Campbell, I. Schultz, K. Kaplanek, M. Rockett. ROW III: I. Ohrmund. N. Ziemer, N. Brown, E. Florence, S. Christiansen, F. Dettmering, M. Brimmer. B. Bates, R. Munoz. ROW II: M. Tessman, A. Boyd, E. Boyd, J. Olshefske, S. Darnkoehler. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wfolff, R. Trovato, B. Schuetze, D. jackson, L. Sanders, S. Litt, T. Rozkalns, I. Kosbab, I. Bartelmas, M. Ollenburg. '5 M4 ,,.,,m KL, ..., 3' ' .f 'S t if-3 -aff.-:if ..a, SCHOOL BUS ROLL TAKERS TOP ROW: E. Cramer. C. Schmidt, j. Taylor, Mr. Spatz. BOTTOM ROW: B. Rapp, S. Beck, Z. jones, F. Nelson, I. Kosbab. Serving thers SERVICE GROUPS Can you imagine what our school would be like without the service groups? Our classrooms are a pleasure because we are able to view films, listen to and make recordings, and hear radio programs. The public address crew make our assemblies enioyable, for we can hear what is going on. Since the state requires accurate records of all those who ride the bus, the school bus roll takers do an important iob. Without our faithful switchboard operators, huge numbers of messengers would be needed to handle the communication traffic. These groups, often taken for granted, deserve recognition for all the time and effort spent on these glamorless duties. P. A. CREW TOP ROW: R. Holmberg, j. Illingwortb. BOTTOM ROW: K. Kabel, Mr. Wheeler, D. Martin. T. Rutenber, W. Sbanlelin. 'lil M '1gt4g,l ' f nl aol ir . f , kH..,,.uv ' MOVIE OPERATORS K. Cabot, K. Krause, L. Warden D. Martin, R. Bayes, W. Sbanklin, F. Meier, F. Bloedow Mr. Wheeler, R. Huttner. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS STANDING: D. Schol ovich, D. Hinckley, G. Powell. SITTING: J. Heinzel mann, D. Hedbany, M. Hartley, N. Tborren. -65- I- T A IOP ROW I RIEIIILT B Mhz: ml: b Hrlukz P P1112 H sxtblllldf S 'iruold ROIV II G Mallon I Eulu j HdgLl?l -I fhuuc I Hill I Fredruk Hn: Hoplemv BOT IOM ROW' H Wfhftmore C Aurlermn F Hu mr I Iohmon K HzMahon T Ro balm Z jones G ER M A N CLUB TOP ROW M Tessman R Eblmg K Fagan Mfsx Lemlae B Gerlarh N Cerhaniz BOTTOM ROIV AI Bernhard D fzefer N Brou n GFT THE RHYTHM FIRST then uell mul to danfe Emh gzrl 1n lhe dance class mls as leather for her aswgned group of hovr ufth llflldllfdfed feel N 2. S 'T . X, L 5 .- 2' , . Q 5 11. ' .. '. .,.1 .u1.,. ..1' .. : . v:,1,- I f In '35 ,,, K xi' 1 4: 5 7 . Q., W ., 'iv . 1 , 'f 1' J 1 I H' : . , . Q, , . . .Q , b I If ' l V I ff 1' '. . '. ' 'ly I Q 5 ' 1' .1-X, ' 14 ' Q ,. 5 fe e Choose Clubs To Fit Our Lxkmgs 7 Fefe ,M UPPER TANGLED BUNCH of uzres are soon to be turned znto a sczen tzfzc weather vane Sczence Club members tackle the project wzth en thuscasm 4 Its accuracy zs somethxng we ll check on later'J LOWER PENCIL RUL ER T square and eraser all necessary :tems tn drawzng the plan of 4 house The Archftectural Drau :ng group gets a chance to deszgn as well at blueprznt their dream home X Where do your Interests lne'? In SCIENCE? Or In art? ln a language? Maybe in a special organuzatuon designed to fut a particular purpose? If so our actlv :ty program answers these needs W9NGP over can be heard as our radno hams become ace operators Retort and Scuence Clubs help us ln our science prog ects as we work toward the Westlnghouse scholar shnp Two phases of art are offered architectural drawmg and handucrafts Model homes general pauntung ceramics and lewelry were lust a few of the prolects undertaken Songs and a smatterung of vocabulary comprised the schedule of the German Club dlrected by Mlss Lemke A welcome addstlon thus year was our drlvers traunung course The mechanlcs of the car as well as the rules and opera tlon were carefully studned Mass Hopknns helped future teachers reallze the education Involved for this career along with glvung the group a chance to observe regular classes Planning a Madlson trlp ns lust a sample of Hnghways and Byways curruculum ably durected by Mlss Loomer Make believe tours with books magazlnes and maps were taken too The basic dance steps were leaned by many of our fellows IH the dance group where wllllng gurls served as teachers For every Interest an actlvnty and uf HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS TOP ROW D Fzscher D Mozeyewskt H Koepfle I Glade ROW II Mass Loomer I Wunder C Fumall N Abrahamson I Taylor M Craft C Graznger K Schmzdt F Dettmer :ng BOTTOM ROW M Dames A Olwer R DuPuy L Cable M Whztmore C Col bert B Bucleett H Schmzdt 4r '9 67 l l l ' ll ll . ' ' ' - 11 u . W - V .4 ' ' ' ', I j I . . 1 E - I A 5, . . I . I . . . . , . . X 4, T V xl. wi, me I ' -, I , . I l I ' L . is A A 5 . . . . ,, y I - 6 T ' there isn't, we'lI arrange a new one! - A ' I ' ' , .l l' ' ' ' 't 5 . . , . , My . , . , . , . 1' , . , . , . - 1 :V . I . , . . A fl n y 1 , 0 y o ' - , . , . . : A ' '. . . as I ' Q 1 I I , : I ' X 5 , 3 1 - I ' G ,. . - fr I I I ,gg 'W' . H 1 ' 7 - 5 ' AA gg WWF? 96' UPPER ATTIC BOARD TOP ROIV I Keuper B Rabn C Smztb BOTTOM ROW C Cbrzstopberxon I Morey I. Nolte LOWER IR HIGH YOUTH CENTER BOARD TOP ROW R Hernandez D Berznger D Engler P Carlton BOTTOM ROW R Montgomery P Weber YTEENS PRESIDENTS A Carman B Kramer V Dawes I Adams '39 hr-J if Lis II 68 Time 0ul For Fun THE Y AND YOUTH CENTER Helplng to mold young adults Into CITIZENS of tomorrow whale keeping them busy today ns thc work of Hu Y YTeens the Youth Center and Attuc The Attic celebrated a blrthday thus year marklng eleven years of recreatlon and enloyment for hugh school students The Attnc as the favorlte meetlng place every nnght after school and Frrday and Satur day evennngs for students of the nlnth through twelfth grades There IS always good musuc for danc mg and plenty of refreshments The Hu Y and YTeens offer tralnlng for students through clvnc progects social groups and educational and thenr fathers IS a chill supper Each year at Chrlst mas time all members of the YTeens are asked to help ranse money to buy chocolate bars whlch are sent overseas to such needy countries as Indra and South Korea The Youth Center a comparatlvely new organ: zatlon holds many dances for such special occasions as well known holidays Besides dancing there IS ping pong shuffleboard miniature bowling and re freshments lt also provides a place for students to eat their lunches during the noon hours HIY PRESIDEINTS BACK ROIV T Pfaebler D Fagerland BOTTOM ROW K Rezcbert T Marlnl ff' -' I A' ' TAM' A I 3 5 . . . . GJ G . S . . . 1 . , Q .- I - I . U T T I ' ' ' ky I A . . - . . . I . I . .T 7 N O meetings. An annual affair in the Hi-Y for the boys 5 5 - ' - .. fy ' 'se ' - x ' ' . . . . I . . - I I . . . I n , . . : .. ' , . , . . : . , . ' . . , . . . : . , . . - I , rl , , '. 1 ' Y I . , , . . . : . , . . 1 V , M' -0- 'KU 5-rx JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW D Kornburger I Illmgwortb L Pearce R Hernandez K Young W Coleman I Kerr G Houe ROW II R Douglas I Kuehl H Burk K Peterson K Kzrchoff I Tzngle XI Hunkzns B Merten F Chisholm BOTTOM ROW B Geller B Rees A Dawes K Houe I Renner S Sleep B Benge A Weaver S Mudge!! Student Control In The Iumor High JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES Dont ever belueve that senuor hugh students have a monopoly on the know how of plannung and par tucupatung un an actuvuty program Constructuve edu catuonal and creatuve abuluty featured the actuvutues that kept our Luncoln Buuldung buzzung durung thus year Junuor Student Councul consustung of two repre sentatuves from each homeroom was our governung body Our prouects uncluded promotung better condl tuons un the lubrary park sendung CARE packages to needy countrues and supervusung a clothung druve In addutuon to thus we were un charge of the bulletun board dusplays Lost and Found and the annual Chrustmas tree Ruchard Hernandez Ann Davues and Kay Howe were our offucers Guuded by our advuser Muss Hanson our maun obuectuve was doung somethung for others Interest a luttle unutuatuve on our part and we soon found an actuvuty to suut each of us lnduvudual and group talents were used by the assembly commussuon un the productxon of enuoyable assembly programs Fufteen members under the guudance of Muss Pohlman were responsuble for our entertaunment Members of the Student Funance Club were un charge of tucket sales the Communuty Chest dnve and dustrubutung Cardunal Stars Cardunal Star reporters kept the senuor hugh up to date on the actuvutues of our buuldung Model Crafts Kmttung Club Scuence and Art Clubs were typucal of groups to develop our skulls un these fuelds Dramatucs and Chorus efforts were enuoyed by all of us who partucupated We had a specual rea son for workung extra hard thus year Our groups presented Wagon Wheels wrutten and durected by Mrs Kamradt Muss Hoglund and Muss Rennung 69 , C 'I 75 ' -4 ,X ' ' lf 7' S I A I Qs. 102 5 l f ' V ' . s ., . , - 'V' , u ' v :S 'C 'I ' r ' 'lu 4' ,.., X 4 l . ' . 1' , N , x H4 , ,QI . A f f ' C' V as l 4, M .1 A gg. , QW, ,V h , . f .5 v ,V J ' 'v ' y , ' 1 af. if . , . 1 , s -. ,L -- all , 4 V . , Q A 5 ,xv -. IK se, : . , . , . , . , . , ' r ' I ' 'f I 1 , . , . , . . 4 - , . , I . ' v ' f 9 - ' - I . , . , . , . ' . . , . , . , . , . . - - I I . , ' , . , - I I I 1 . ' ' I 1 I I I I 4 ' I I u - . , . . . . . . . ,, ,, , . 1 I . , , , . Iunior High lubs Her Hobbies 7tl9 G 8111 GRADF ASSEMBLY COM- MISSION TOP ROIV: D. I.urxou, Min Pohlnzarzn, N. Guzlbwwy. D. Bvringer. N. Blackxlmlc. ROI! II: j. uUC'7llIIgCI'. B. Lamlerx, lf. B11.v.m'rzI. j. .Ucficfn D. Hoff man, BOTTOM ROIV: I.. I.urxw1. A. Mc- Kay, A. Zciger. A. G.1z'igur1, K. Kruns, j. Trarcfr. re Q-w N. ., qxx xr f xy 'EE .Ka SAFETY PATROL TOP ROW: Mr. Friese, E. Kololxled. A. Brandt, L. Mariner. BOTTOM ROW: L. Carpenler, R. Herllcke, I. Illing- worth, M. Frank. Q U K6- ll 6 IR. HIGH G. A.A. BOARD TOP ROYV: IH. Brimmer, F. Bowling, A. Frey. S. Thompxon, D. Lemlee, N. Wil- - C. Olson, 1. Bebling. C. Sampson. liamy, B. Peltis. BOTTOIWI ROW: K. Lemke, E. Ivanka, JR. HIGH B. A.A. BOARD TOP ROIV: T. Doherty. IV. Daviex, K. Reichert, T. Wfriglal. ROW' II: B. Nielxon, G. Larxon, F. Melendez. BOTTOM ROIV: R. Hein, P. Cloninger. -70- And Friendships IR HIGH TIN LINCE TOP ROIV I Potokar B Clark E Suzft I Hempton A McVe3 ROW II A Ezler J Konlos S INeu bury S Bzckle B Smlth Uzss Lauler BOTTOM ROW L Kom herer S Szmpson I Ihlenfeld L Frank R Vogt ALL IT TAKES zs a lzttle glue a lrltle wood and an auful lot of patzence Then uzth interest and care model boats and planes result Danny Matern Echart Lange Lars y Golem Walter their hohhy zn a Model Club session IR HIGH HOINOR SOCIETY TOP ROW B Rees N Blackstone A Dawes E Izanka K Houe R Roberts H Olson C Rusch D Stahh S Wolf D Stzne ROW II Mzss Humphreys A Zimmerman K Kzrchoff M Hzcken H Burk W Lumh W Herbrand H Zezger I Owens F Hofmann S Vznrenl N Lzttlefzeld BOTTOM ROIV E Roberts S Smzth T Pfaehler M Conover K Schuartz E Love I Sohr B Dawes K Reichert G Love sans-gg 'wrf' 'tml 71 l l 5 A I I ...W 2 .2 gg , . W lg X I A' 'Q , fa . f I ', 1 ' ' : . '. . ' .' , I I ' . ' Y . l ' sf - - v . v - ' v . , I . . ' . I . - k4f ?, , r - 1 ' 1 ' I - - f l f A A 4 - ,K 6 . , D 7 I , - , S , O cz j 'J Y ' , x 1 ' . Q , 1 ,. . , . X s 1 , , I , L. , A f 1 1 il Koehnlezn, and Gary Bartelmas pursue I , T : . , . , , . ' , . ' - , . ' . . .. A , . , . , . , . . : .. , . , . , - D . , . , . , . , . ' ., .. , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . l , . , . , . ' . . . . . ' ' f 4 xv . 4 A , .1 - ' U I: , . v , 4 , - - , , ' , . O I I , - an R Ak' 'Ar Nr Q 1 f- I g , f D sr - A '- A - ,. V e x , ,- . 1 1 +4-H V -'N T L V W E, ,, X in f T. 'sr 'Snv-'B 72 A ' PGRTS ome who crltlclze sports say It s a waste of tume athletes may get the bug head players may be the Others players and boosters hnd an opportunlty to serve the school recogmze good losers develop the love ol: teamworlc hnd an outlet for their energy an all have a whale ol: a good time' 73 1953 54 S . . . . I . . 1 victims ot broken bones . . . ' . . . d i Shirts Take Fourth FOOTBALL 1953 Contenders for championship honors for most of the season, the '53 football squad displayed a power- ful forward wall, a capable backfield, and an im- proved passing attack. Possessing several veterans, Coach Gavre's team was early rated one of the best. Blackbeards Embark on Winning Spree Starting the season with chin shrubbery for luck the Blackbeards swamped West Milwaukee, 33-6. Lombardi scored twice, once after a dazzling 89 yard scamper. A wet field led to three Mustang fumbles, recovered by the opportunity wise Cards and con- verted into TD's. The following week, South Milwaukee fell victim to the Shirts' irresistible offense, being routed, 26-O. Sneaking over two touchdowns in the opening 4 lf'2 minutes was enough to win, but the hungry Black- shirts weren't satisfied, scoring twice more. West Allis Central was also unable to meet the Shirts' devastating attack. Scoring two first quarter touchdowns, the Blackshirts uncorked previously hid- den passing skill in overpowering the Bulldogs, 19-O. ' A ,A-14, a rx . 'fa -74.- DIVING INTO THE DUST, Lex Davix, U91 brings a Hale player lo his knees while Paul Scholovicb f7-11, Bob Lombardi f401, and Pete Maltiacci 1702 pre- pare to fall over Ibn stricken mall. N. '1 X vutur- x 1 '1a4.e.1 v 1 f ...- I' VARSITY TOP ROW: L. johnson, W. Koenig, D. Young, W. Lang, L. Pope, I. Cumiskey, I. Schlicper, C. johnson, 1. Laue, G. Boeck, 1. Roso, G. Lemmer, G. Carr, D. Neville. ROW V: I. Owens, B. Rahn, D. Grundl, B. Dahms, R. Weihel, F. Carmona, 1. Ruff, C. Andringa, P. Larson, K. Paplham, T. Gauerlae. ROW IV: K. Steliga, B. Keith. N. Fritz, M. Eichsteadt, W. Appleman, R. Falter, W. Godfrey, T. Gilham, T. Steffan, H. Bahr, L. Fordham. ROW III: Y. Mooers iMgr.J, A. Mindiola, I. Newgard, W. Kerr, I. Brandhagen, H. Krauss, R. Glumm, W. Roth, R. McClintock, L. Stevenson, K. Persson, P. Assman. ROW II: Coach Simon, Coach Gavre, E. Seidl, I. Reimer, A. Follendorf, L. Davis, E. Vitale, H. Conlin, G. Pichotta, R. Lamhrecht, R. Fracaro, I. Keuper, E. Boxhorn, Coach Kohls, Coach Shanks. BOTTOM ROW: K. Hunkins, E. Freyer, R. Lombardi, R. Zamjahn, P. Mattiacci, D. Rasmussen, P. Scholo- vich, P. Booth, K. Reichert, B. Kroseherg, F. Lewis. Waukesha's merciless line, led by Vitale, stole the team's thunder in their 26-O shellacking of Wauwa- tosa. The Red Raiders were held to a scant 39 yards rushing. On the other hand, the Shirts were spectac- ular. Highlights of the game were long pass plays from Mattiacci to Reichert, which figured in two of the three first period TD's. At this time, the Shirts were foremost in the league in both offense and defense, having scored 'IO4 points to a mere 6 for their opponents. A decided factor in their victories had been the ability to score early before the opposing squad could organize. Half of their 16 TD's had been registered in first quarter periods. It looked like Waukesha was headed for the Suburban title. Freak Plays Result in Losses Then came Shorewood, an inspired Greyhound team, which out scored the Blackshirts, T3-6. Talented Gene Manning led the opposition by rolling up 76 yards on the ground, half his team's total rushing yardage. However, it was two breaks, an intercepted aerial and a blocked punt, that actually produced the Shorewood scores. With this defeat, the next week's game with con- ference-leader Whitefish Bay loomed all-important. Victory would hoist Waukesha into a first place tie. Before an enthusiastic homecoming throng, the two iuggernauts held each other scoreless for three hard- fought quarters. ln the final stanza, however, the gates were broken wide open. A fumbled punt, a stolen ball, and a failure to take possession of a kick- off resulted in three lightning-like Bay touchdowns. The final score-which did not at all describe the contest-was 25-O and destroyed all our hopes for a share of the championship. Waukesha Closes, Hot and Cold A release of tension followed this licking, and the Shirts rebounded to paste West Allis Hale to the tune of 26-O. In a terrific display of defensive play, the Huskies were prevented from acquiring either a first down or a single net yard in rushing or passing! Classy Lombardi led the Waukesha aggregation on the ground and in the air. -75- ..,ffr:s'6Uf ffl? FRESHMAN SQUAD TOP ROU7 R Vazra M Kuney IV Nettesbefm R Sbebba I Neukzrk W Krueger I A Rzrhardson W Laurence G Grams A jones R Leuzs D Andreas IV Rostagno L Harder P Stern fMgrj ROW III Coach Miller R furmsbey W Faulkner I Fuchs ,I Wflkenfng D Tobzason I Kaepermck I Schroeder I' Fox R Spaulding R Evans W Dale K Miller ROW II Coach Dybzad R Hormng T DAmato L Hickey W Dregef 4 Cairns L Stanley P Anthes V Pena L Hanson R Yont L Peterson BOTTOM ROW D Mezsenbezmer R Moat I Sake B Shfeffler T Pfaehler W Iabnlee D Betbke D johnson ,I Hzckman P Schmidt R Ollenberg PILING ON THE UNKOWN Waukesha ball earner half the Hale team msures that he s down for good at least untzl the next play LIFTED BODILY INTO THE AIR by two Tosa bruzsers Pete Booth U61 fmds has yourney ended despzte the able asszstance of Duck Zamyabn 1751 76 I N A ' . . I L 1 f ' . . 5 . A I . fl 4 N . . . , f ' 1 . ' . . , . , . 1 . , . , . 1 , . , . VanTatenhoz'e, R. Moldeubauer, G. Brunner, R. Trevorrow, C. Sleebba. ROW' IV: R. Maule, G. Poff, L. Bascombe, 1 Q 1 I Q c 5 1 .1 1 V. 1 1 I xy o y 0 1 1 y 1 : , . . . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . r , . , . , . ', , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . V . r , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 5 . . ' . N , - . I Team Features Versatile Attack BOB LOMBARDI C405 after a szzable Hale tackle Doug Rasmussen M41 ts yust too far away for that needed block CHANGING A LAST DESPERATE attempt a Tosa player dzscovers that fleet Pete Booth 661 ts just out of reach, and clear for a gam COACHES BOB SIMON Dwsght Shanks Charlse Kohls and Vance Gavre dnsplay vartous reactzons during the Whxtefssh Bay game as the Shzrts expertence several bad breaks sn successson Sxmon uses body Englzsh Shanks ss concerned Kohls rs vehement, and Gavre reg zsters dtsbelsef The season s close saw the Waukesha eleven envel oped by too much of Cudahys Lewandowsku who sparked has mates to a 306 victory The Cardlnals big weapon the long pass was tried several tlmes but there was always a defender to bat at down Nevertheless the Shurts fmrshed with a fsrm hold on fourth place posting a 5 and 3 record Guard Vrtale and End Renchert were chosen to the All Sub urban team Halfback Mattnaccn a member of the All Suburban second team was named as hrs squad s most valuable player 77 I 5 I o , 1 . 1 . , ,I Z I Va F V1 f ' ' . . ' is gam, zs about to be brought down by a ' f f ff Y I I I . I . . . , Q f ' ' , I I u u I - ' I ' I Suburban Titans Engineer Slate BASKETBALL 1953-54 Operating with machine-like precision, our smart Shirt quintet rolled away with the Suburban title and state consolation honors in 1953-54. Coach Duckett, in his first year as head Waukesha mentor, stressed divided scoring, the fast break, and a very effective full court press. A 73-57 triumph over Janesville initiated season play. The Waukesha press, later characteristic, was instrumental in turning the tide. Pulaski's five pro- vided a sort of scrimmage as the Cards went over 80 for the first time, 84-40. This foreshadowed the deluge which sank Green- dale, their first conference opponent. The hopeless Panthers were literally steamrollered, 98-44. The brutal Blackshirts, registering a new Suburban high, broke nearly every mark in the books in soaring to a 63 point half-time edge. Even so, the Shirt regulars were replaced by reserves during most of the second half. Shorewood limited the Waukesha offense to a 68-44 total. The opening half was a contest, but the Cards pulled away easily after the intermission. With VARSITY TOP ROTV: H. Wascbouf, P. Scbolovicla fMgr.v. J, Coach Duckett. BOTTOM ROW? D. Rasmussen, J. Coutts, R. remarkable polish, the Shirts mauled West Allis Hale, 84-59. Exercising their press, the Duckettmen won handily. Mattiacci and center Coutts counted 27 and 24 points, respectively. Nerve-racking Endings Mark Games The year's sweatiest contest occurred when Wau- watosa came to town. The Red Raiders kept ahead of the distraught Shirts through three quarters and opened a six point lead with only a minute to play. Miraculously our hoopsters got control of the ball, scored and scored again, and won the game, 68-67, by virtue of Coutts' two free throws with four seconds remaining. Relaxing a little, the Shirts loafed to a 69-58 deci- sion over outsider Hartford. Continuing Suburban play, West Allis Central was blown away, 7l-45. Never in the game, the Bulldogs were simply out- classed. Rasmussen tallied 24 points. A mild disaster followed-a 5l-48 loss to a hepped- up West Milwaukee quintet on their home court, dropping Waukesha out of a first place tie. Hope gleamed again when conference leader Cudahy was handed a 57-56 defeat. The Shirts made up an eight B. Harler, H. Kraus. L. Stevenson, TV. Kerr, B. Roth, Reichert, B. Lombardi, L. Davis, B. Nelson, P. Mattiacci. ,I 'md 1- --f , EX! . 1 A -QQ ide Recognition point margin in the last quarter and were provided with the winning spread on Mattiacci's basket with 38 seconds left. Blessed with a more pliable foe, our hoopsters pummelled Whitefish Bay, 63-44. The broad margin was obtained in the first half when the Shirts scored 21 markers uninterrupted by any Bay tally. Continuing hot on the title trail, the Duckettmen triumphed, 59-53, over South Milwaukee's defending champions. Though exicelled in height, the Cards succeeded in breaking their host's record of 34 consecutive home wins. Persistence Pays Off After sharing the first spot for weeks, the Shirts scrambled into first place alone by thrashing Green- dale again, 77-33. The unfortunate Panthers were scored against by every man on the entire Waukesha squad and were held to a meager seven field goals. Another victory was registered at the expense of a dumbfounded Shorewood team, 87-60. A pressing and running game saw the Shirts take a 20-l edge in the first period. Mattiacci hit 36 points, a record for his GLUED T0 THE BACKBOARD? A zip up by Jim Coutts 1322 evades the outstretched hand of a Hale player and slaps up to the basket for another two points. CONCL UDING A FAST BREAK down- court, Pete Mattiacci I2-H xinkx an easy lay- up. Bob Lombardi 1251 and Ron Reichert f2Ij. part of the Shirts' tor- rid running game, haw come down the flom- with him. -79- Class, Efficiency AN ANXIOUS PETE MATTIACCI Q41 watches one of hi:,famo11s side lay-ups hover over the bucket before dropping in. A Central player Q51 joins the Shirt: and his team mater in waiting for lbe ball lo come down. verwhelm Foes Waukesha career. A desperate Hale quintet tried stall- ing tactics but failed as the Duckettmen instigated a full-court press and went on to win, after several mid- game ties, by a 57-46 score. ln whipping the classy 'Tosa outfit once more, 68-64, the Blackclads didn't gain the lead until the final period. Rasmussen was top scorer, but it was the efficiency of the entire team which accounted for the victory. Closing the books on their first undis- puted championship in nine years, the Cards pounded Central again, 80-44, thanks once more to speed and their favorite full-court press. Playmaker Lombardi suffered a minor ankle iniury. The titlists of the conference hit at a record 70.4 point average per game, led the league in offense, were second in defense, and won their games by nearly 20 points on the average. Recognized as hav- ing one of the most balanced teams in the conference, Waukesha placed four men among the league's sev- enteen top scorers. Mattiacci made the All-Suburban team for the third successive year, Lombardi, Coutts, and Rasmussen were members of various Suburban second teams. Ranked as the top team in Wisconsin by the W. I. A. A., the Shirts entered regional play-offs by iumping all over Solomon Juneau, 80-61. White- B SQUAD TOP ROW: Fl. Rahn fM2f.,, R. Zietloui, I. Vaf1Tuinen, H. Mickler. G. Howell. C. Iobnson, F. Fosdtzl T. Gauerke, Coach Miller. BOTTOM ROW: M. Eichrtaedt. G. Kirclaoffer. P. Larson. j. Brandhagen, L. Giles. K Sleliga. I. Mindiola. A . 1 l fa qu 'S l L I t -'A . , 1 K ,rg dp' Q V, K.: l L.,-.. K ML, Q l -30- fish Bay was similarly demolished, 80-65, when all five Waukesha regulars hit double figures in scoring. This same trick was pulled in subduing Milwaukee East, 72-56, while Rasmussen sparkled in field play. Advancing to the sectionals, the Shirts had one of their easier nights in crushing little Lake Mills, 76-33. Much better opposition was encountered in Sheboy- gan Central, overcome from the free-throw line, 59-54, as each team meshed 19 goals. Shirts Score Consolation Victory The first contest of the finals was disappointing, the favorite Waukesha being tumbled by rangy Osh- kosh, 67-60. Back to form, the Blackshirts fought Beloit to an 81-81 tie and won in an overtime, 88-84, setting team records for a one-game high, accuracy 147001, and field goals 1321. Challenged by St. Croix Falls for consolation honors, our hoopsters edged the Saints, 58-56. With four Shirt regulars out, reserve Nelson sank a lump shot in the last minute to win. Mattiacci scored 26 markers and was subsequently chosen to an All-State five. Coutts led all competition in rebounds with 51 and became a member of a second string All-State squad. As a unit, the Cards set a new scoring mark for three tourney games of 206 points. 'Nw ,X lg. HUGE HANDS AND HEIGHT come to good advan tage as prozen zn the Hale game by Les Daus UID Bzg Les steals the jump and tzps the ball to Lzttle Doug Rasmussen 1115 to regain possession for Waukesha THE EAGLE YOARS AGAIN' Doug Rasmussen L N 11 drau s a startled look from Shoreu ood player g Q J ,N t l ' C353 as he ascends to loft the ball through the net i,k, 'ig x-, V v i ' Www VOVN WM '1 Card Splashers Take Suburban 2nd SWIMMING 1954 Waukesha High finstefs concluded one of their most successful seasons in l954. Coach Bob Camp- bell's team vanquished every major swimming squad in the state at some time during the season. The Blacktrunks won five out of seven dual meets and one of three triangular affairs. They placed second in the Cardinal relays and the Suburban meet and fin- ished third in state competition. Making the most noteworthy performance was Emanuele Vitale. Nominated as All-American for the second year, the Suburban champ captured the state diving crown after finishing two years in the runner- up spot. Other oustanding swimmers were numbered on the Cardinal team. George Pichotta tied a Waukesha record for the lOO yard free-style at 56:4 and took second in the state meet. Tom Gilham turned in a tine 25 second stint in the 50 yard free-style at White- fish Bay. Freshman Jim Hickman proved himself a prominent backstroker by churning the IOO yard event in 1109.8 in the Suburban meet. Ray Hatch, Dave Petaian, Gene Boxhorn, and Pichotta composed the 200 yard free style relay team which set a Sub- urban meet record of l:4l.6. CHURNING FURIOUSLY, Cardinal hackstroker Tom Klipfel edges ahead of his desperate competitors in the Pulaski meet to start the relay team to victory. TOP ROIV: D. Fagerland, R. Stricker, T. Klipfel, G. Pichotta, R. Lamhrecht, T. Pfaehler, S. Wiskerchen, 1. Hickman R. Hatch, 1.Nesta. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Campbell, D. Stone, C. Andringa, D. Petajan, R. McClintock, L. Pope, E. Vitale, E. Boxhorn, I. Engler. -82- 1 4,19 I Dil? TOP ROW: Coach Sohr, L. Schultz, R. Harris, R. McGuire, I. Otto, R. Schultz, B. Koenig, D. Miller. BOTTOM ROW: B. Kummrow, I. Newgard, I. Adams, A. Howard, E. Williams, E. Zick, G. Mueller, C. Prowls. Shirts Sweep Volleyball Title -Q1 HIS ARM ONLY A BLUR, Shirt xpiker Reed Schultz C 347 sends the volleyball whistling over the net, too hot for the waiting Hale player to handle. VOLLEYBALL 1953 Volleyball of championship caliber was once again produced by our Blackshirts in 1953. Our team swept through conference play to their 25th Suburban title, amassing 27 wins without defeat. The route wasn't easy, however, as their record indicates. South Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay, and Wau- watosa provided stiff competition. Often the opposi- tion got off to an early lead only to have our Wau- kesha sextet eventually overtake them. Despite diffi- culties our team always managed to emerge victo- rious in these series of 3-game matches. Our aggressive aggregation, described by Coach Sohr as one of his most well-balanced squads, con- sisted of spikers Pickering, Sohr, and Schultz, and set-up men Graf, Williams, and Giese. Mooers, Mc- Guire, and Adams made up a strong reserve, so essential to a well-knit team. In the state tourney at Madison our men won their third state title in a row. The Shirts performed admir- ably, pocketing lf? of 20 games. Tosa handed them their only loss, suffered in the tourney's last game. By then, however, the championship had already been clinched. -83- Cindermen And Harriers Display -X4 vu lv ,M CROSS COUNTRY TOP ROW: M. Dable, T. Krebs, R. Gimler, B. Main, I. Coutts, F. Fosdal, R. Engel, Coach Griest. ROW II: L. Meeks, D. Zimmerman, D. Shane, C. Kalcynski, W. Main, J. Hoffman, D. Koch, D. Stone. BOTTOM ROW: W. Hext, R. Hagerstrand, W. Fritz, 1. Otto, D. Brandt, 1. Mindiola, R. Damkoehler, V. Hernandez. WITH A GRUELING RUN behind them, guffing mem- bers of the cross country team can xtill manage a smile for the camera. x-if-fx, S 3 Q In-rf diet -84- Speed, Form, and Endurance TRACK 1953 Paced by an outstanding relay team composed of Merten, Scholovich, McCoy, and Conlin, and a top notch pole vaulter, Reichert, the i953 cindermen experienced an exciting track season. Coach CampbelI's squad opened the season with high hopes and a fine performance in the Journal Indoor Relays. Our eight lap relay team finished second to a record breaking West Allis Central team. In the Milwaukee Teachers Relays and Madison West Relays, Waukesha failed to place. We opened the outdoor season by dropping a dual meet to our arch rivals, Wauwatosa. Our thinclads began to hit their stride and battled to a third place finish in the Big Eight meet. The following week they captured second place in the Suburban Relays at Haertel Field. The Shirts pulled in another second place in the next meet. Winners were Merten in the 200, Conlin in the high hurdles and Reichert in the pole vault. Waukesha's thinlies dropped to a disap- pointing sixth place in the closing Suburban Meet. Schultz, Conlin, Merten, and Reichert qualified for the State Meet at Madison. Reichert swung up 1I'6 to take fourth in the pole vault, earning us our only points in the state meet. CROSS COUNTRY 1953 One of the most grueling sports is cross country, often overlooked by even the most rabid sports fan. Difficult though it is the Cardinal hill and dalers chalked up two dual meet wins in their outings over Hartford C22-335 and West Allis Central K24-341 and one loss to Tosa's strong harriers. Our teamjunder Coach Griest, took third at a quadrangular at Esta- brook Park and grabbed a fifth in the Hartford invi- tational. The Shirt 8-man squad fell to a sixth at the Suburban conference meet and, paced by Burrie we took 9th in the State in class A competition. Runners who carried the colors for Waukesha were veteran lettermen Burrie and Hagerstrand. Fritz, Otto, along with sophomores Brandt, Damkoehler, Mindiola, and Hext rounded out the first team. TRACK TOP ROW Mr Dybvad Mr Shanks I Wrzght R McClzntock W Fritz, R. Schultz, W. Kerr, E. Seidl, C johnson A Landers R Hagerstrand L Kowalskz BOTTOM ROW E Vztnle H. Olson, R. Zamjahn,H.Conlin, P Scholowch G Merten G Burrze P Booth R Reichert I Msndzola . , I ' - Q X fx. - V f 'l fr .f ' . ai., 1 -' I Av. . :. 4 .. C' V, V' 4 0' -.. 4-f l - ' fx -T V A A shi- ' 85- -A Ps T- '73 fy 55 -Freeman Pbolo A BOH LOAIBARDI STRETCHES for the peg ' acrnxx the infield lo nip a Greendale runner 'A at first baxe. NNY' V-as.. wa.. - ..sCf 5' M .ni iw 5 GOLF TOP ROW? P. Svlmloricb, R. Herig, B Harler, I . lfnxzlal, H. Nelmn. K. Schullz, I. Neufgard Air. Carre. HOT,I'0.U ROIVI R. Delopst, YV. Camp bell. T. Libbey, D. Ru,vmu.u'w1. 1. Rode, E. Wfilliams TE.N'.N'lS S'I'.'1NDING: 1. Aflarllx. I. Hill. G. Wirzk- ler. C. Sfexsl. A. Luke. li. Pnlthusl. KNEELING: Mr. I freixe. 1'-9 yi pm BASEB '!LL TOP ROW Coach Elger P Lawrence H Kraus R Lombard: I Coutts L Stevenson I Newgard C Lombard: R Harter BOTTOM ROW G Merten G Kzrcboffer R Normmglon R Healer! E Wzllfams R Lambrecbt And Links See aukesha Vlctones TENNIS 1953 The Blackshlrt netmen wmmng all but two Con ference meets and all outslde games flnnshed an 4th place Paced by Bob Potthast Coach Frreses men scored snx lopsrded wms and a tue over non confer ence foes and fnve vrctorles out of seven Suburban contests They were squeezed out of 3rd place by Shorewood a team they had prevuously beaten by exactly one match Outsiders Pulaskn and St John s fell twlce Racme Horluck and Oconomowoc once Where It counted Shlrt netters blanked South Mulwaukee Cudahy and West Allls Central and defeated Nathan Hale 4 l and Shorewood 3 2 Losses were sustalned from Wauwa tosa and Whlteflsh Bay The Shlrts fmlshed 6th and Potthast proved hlmself 3rd best In the state meet GOLF 1953 Determined to have a wmmng season our local lmksmen under Coach Gavre stroked their way to a sux wan four defeat record Beatmg Greendale C379 4083 and West Allus Central C353 3901 and Cud ahy C367 3371, we putted to sixth place in the Suburban Conference ln the Sectuonal State meet, dlsregardmg the sand traps and hazards we whacked ourselves to a thnrd place Doug Rasmussen with an 81 captured second place honors As a state medalist Rassmussen placed eleventh BASEBALL T953 By capturmg second place IH the thlrd season of the Suburban Summer Baseball League our Black shlrts stayed un the frrst dlvuslon for the thrrd succes save year Coach Allen Elgers mne won eught games an mne contests wuth only a 12 2 defeat by West Allls Hale to mar our record One of the most thnllng games was the Tosa game nn which Schwartz putched a near no-hitter ln the last mnmg a Red Rander beat out a bunt to rum Duck s chance for a pitcher s dream How ever we won the game 10-0 Schwartz had a 60 record for the season Our other pitcher was Kraus who won 2 games whsle Ioslng one Our Blackshlrts won the conference battnng cham plonshnp wrth a 317 team battnng average Wauke shas leadmg hitters were outftelders C Lombardi 550 and Coutts 400 mfvelders Lawrence 500 Wnlluams, 500, B Lombardu, 368, and Normungton, 348 87 , ik . 1 wa'- 4 v ' , K -. 6 '. - 1 -?' , 'T' 5 ' 3 ' E' 4 pq! -- ' .z v , ' - .ff ' f K9 ' 1, 7' . 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Facts That uni VOLLEYBALL 1953 GOLF 1953 West All1s Central Greendale Wauwatosa Whlteflsh Bay West All1s Hale South Mnlwaukee Shorewood West M1lwaukee Cudahy State Almond Boycev1lle Fall Rlver Hudson W1nter Mad1son H1gh Endeavor Oxford Wausau Boycev1lle Wauwatosa TRACK Journal Relays W H S Tosa B1g Elght Suburban Relays Blg Suburban Suburban Meet State WHS OPP 953 Points Place 35l!2 46l!2 35lf2 TENNIS 1953 Pulasku Racune South Mulwaukee Pulaskl Wh1tef1sh Bay St John s West AIl1s Hale Wauwatosa Oconomowoc Cudahy St John s Shorewood Oconomowoc West Allus Central State Polnts Place Greendale West All1s Central Greendale Wh1tef1sh Bay West All1s Central Cudahy South M1Iwaukee West All1s Hale West Mllwaukee West Allns Hale BASEBALL West Allus Central Greendale Shorewood Cudahy West All1s Hale West Mnlwaukee South M1Iwaukee Wauwatosa Wh1tef1sh Bay WHS 9 77 6 1953 OPP 408 4 3 78 0 7 49 4 6 forfe1t FOOTBALL 1953 West M1lwaukee South Mvlwaukee Wauwatosa Shorewood Wh1tef1sh Bay West All1s Hale Cudahy CROSS COUNTRY 1953 Wauwatosa Hartford West Allns Central W Bay Shorewood W A Central Hartford lnvltatlonal Suburban State Pulask1 Shorewood Boys Tech Kenosha Wauwatosa Place I' SWIMMING 1953 54 50 U2 32 1X2 89 -Xl ,COULD NOT PROUDEQ l l WHS OPP Shorewood Whutefnsh Bay Pts Place W HS Shorewood Bay 46 lst W H S Janesvllle Kenosha 31 nd W H S Wauwatosa Bay 35 2nd Cardunal Relays 41 2nd Ktlel Suburban State BASKETBALL 1953 54 Janesv1lle Pulaskl Greendale Shorewood West All1s Hale Wauwatosa Hartford West All1s Central West Mllwaukee Cudahy Wh1tef1sh Bay South Mnlwaukee Greendale Shorewood West All1s Hale Wauwatosa West Allls Central Reglonal Solornon Juneau Wh1tef1sh Bay M1lwaukee East Sectlonal Lake M1lls Sheboygan Central State Oshkosh Belont St CFOIX Falls lConsolat1on Champnonshnpl F1 F 6 ' .... 3 0 ......... 37 Q X .......... 3 0 ' -'-3 411 1321 Q .... 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' ........ 58 55 7 NNQS 45 ' ' ' , Top Honors eward Abilit Qt Bob Pottbaxt ' ll Xxm One of the greatest athletes un recent W H S hlstory IS sensor Pete Mattlaccl The 59 forward has broken all school basketball scoring records IH hrs four years of varsity performance totalnng I 199 points For the last three years Pete has made the All Suburban basket ball squad In 52 and 53 he was runner up for Suburban sconng honors and this year finished fourth Dunklng nn 63 points In the state tournament he was made a member of the AllTourney squad Pete was chosen as hls teams most valuable player not only rn basket ball but also In football Starring as a halfback he was picked on the All Sub urban Second eleven Following through wlth a vlclous back hand Bob Potthast dtsplays the form which made ham the Shlrts foremost net man ID 53 Bob who played undefeated slot concluded hrs Waukesha career by wunnlng I3 matches and dropplng one He cllmaxed a brnllaant record by provmg himself Wlsconsun s 3rd best singles man Well buult Emanuele Vutale hasthls year domunated the dnvnng events of Wauke sha s swlmmlng meets An All American for the second year he easuly copped the state dlvung crown thus season with 225 ponnts after fnnnshnng as runner up In three prevuous tnes Thus was preceded qulte naturally by his wlnnnng the Sub urban dnvnng champnonshnp as he dnd last year 90 f...-N Pete Mattzaccf Emanuele Vztale ft -, - - fb ' . r S -Af' . ' . . , . :Q s A ' , . H MQ ,J y ' ' . , ff x tennis for two years at the number two f muse: 4 I , 2 rf' S ' s 2 . . . - Y' , . . 1 . t tk . X 5 I . X y . In .. . E l . 'l f 'Y - - - , 5 A , ' .1 1 fi ' Plus Hours I Practice V .- 1 Ron Reichert F Xia 24. 1' . , . Y' qv' ' ', 'N'w 'urs g Lx P Q . K 4. f sf' I 1 4 V. '15 fl Emanuele Vitale 'Z 3 Emanuele Vitale, bruising 5'8 , 175 pound guard, was The only unanimous choice on The Freeman All-Suburban toot- ball Team and made the Journal All-Con- Terence 1 l . The rugged senior played as a regular tor the first time This year. Emanuele, mainstay of the Shirts' power- ful forward wall all season, was chosen on The All-State second Team. Senior end Ron Reichert was unani- mously elected To The Journal All-Subur- ban squad and was also picked among the Freernan's All-Conference gridders. A six footer aT 163 pounds, The sticky- fingered Reichert was always a serious Threat To The opposition as a pass re- ceiver. In addition, Ron was an outstanding member of The Track team, pole vaulting his way To the Suburban title and placing 4th in The state meet. W lVINNERS TOP ROIV: K. Pcrxwrz, B. Kroxcberg, j. Comix, WC Kerr, B. ROIIQ. R. Reichert. li. Glnmm. G Yeidl. L. Sleverzmn. ROIV IIl:D. Lambreclft, D. Raxmzzsxen, P. Mwfiacci, B. Lombarzli, G. Hoxborn. K. Hunkim P. Booth, P. Afjllldfl, j. W'riglJt. H. W'axcb0u'. G. Piclooliu. ROW' II: A. Follendnrf, T. Mindiola. G. ll inklc'r. ,l Adamx, T. Gilloam, A. Luke, B. McClintock, R. Hatch, B. Strickcr, S. Wfiskerchen, L. Davis. BOTTOM ROIV: ,l. Hill C. Stexxl, G. Burrie, E. Vitale, D, Zamjabn. P. Scbolovicb, E. Williams, R. Schultz. F. Lewis, T. Erdmann. a' 'A al -91- sf-sT'lS SALLY SCHIRMACHER MAKES like an Indian, taking careful aim at the target during a fall archery session of G. A. A. i ll BOARD TOP ROW: P. Graf, R. Hicleen, Miss Dyrud, L. Nolte, T. Van Valin, I. Clarisloph. ROW II: K. Sfhwarze, P. McKinnon, Miss Dodge, M. Ziellow, j. Lawrence, K. Conklin. BOTTOM ROW: K. Kerr, D. Active Sports G. A. A. Imboff. Go! Sharon's Harem was one of The cheers which rang Through The gym come G. A. A. nighTs. WiTh Twelve Teams all working Toward The goal Team- work seT by our presidenT, Kaye Schwarze, we soon became a closely kniT organizahcwn. , In The Tall, our sporT was volleyball wiTh archery Tor Those of Us who wanTed exTra poinTs for our During The winTer monThs, our acTiviTies were con- fined To The realms of The Lincoln and Senior gyms where baskeTball reigned high. Pingpong and bad- minTon came in a close second. WiTh spring came 'W WINTVERS TOP ROW: E. Rohrmayer, 1. Findling, S. Martin, I. Christoph, S. Harler, K. Kalal, B. Kramer, E. Dafies, B. Scbwarzles, T. McMahon. ROlV II: D. Pagel, R. Bliemeisler, I. W'estl1n1d, S. Scloirmacloer, T. Van Valin, B. Radlke, S. Goodrich, M. Ziellow, D. Imboff, B. Brimmer. BOTTOM ROIV: M. Hickman, R. johnson, K. Streblow, J. Weiss, K. Scbwarze, I. Heinzelmann, C. McCauley, K. janka. B. Morey, N. Mann. . -U! l s . -- 1'H- ,Mn T ! war Y is fl gf T 1 f Pl 'Y THE G. A. A. CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE is at stake as Miss Dodge referees the battle between jean's fLau'- renceh joker.: and Belsy's CKramerb Bombers. For Active Girls tennis, swimming, and baseball. Our swimming meet featured the announcement of the team that copped the nineteen mile Marathon Swim. Time trials and practice sessions were held before the meet to perfect our speed and strokes. Our annual spring banquet highlighted the year with Miss Dodge and Miss Dyrud handing out the awards. Mary Zietlow accepted the much sought G. A. A. cup for her team, Zit's Zephyrs. All of us who had a total of 1000 points received that treas- ured W. Irena, our war orphan of Poland adopted last year, continued as our responsibility. Our profits from candy selling all went to her support. BETSY'S KKRAMERJ BOMBERS, G. A. A. basketball champs, feast themselves on hot dogs and potato chips as a climax to their successful season. fc El TEAM LEADERS TOP ROW: N. Nelson, M. Glaessner. ROW II: S. Goodrich, D. Pagel, S. Harter, B. Kramer, I. Lawrence. BOTTOM ROW: A. Christison, B. Schwan- tes, 1. Adams, E. Davies, P. Wagner. i NINTH GRADE BOARD TOP ROW: M. Gultman, I. Morris, S. Huddleslon, S. Pfeil. ROW II: B. Wagner, S. Evans, N. Doyle, S. Wolf. BOTTOM ROW: C. Dettmer- ing, E. Muth, S. Schaeffel. -93- B A A Athletic Tussles u YL 5114 BOARD STANDING Mr Corrzgan K Schultz R Schultz G Schley D Markle R Heslert KNEELING D McCoy G Peterson H Garcia I Van Tumen A Howard ww ,JW PERHAPS NOT THE fazorzte aclu :ty ofthe physical educatzon program these exercuex ne: erthelesv rerxe to keep the boy: m eood physical condztlon 94 JH' X l l I I .552 V 2221 f A LD . ' I V v'l.v A '- A 'V A'f K , Y K. el 3 I Q Y P Exercnse ur Desk Cramped Muscles BAA B A A each year affords opportunity for boys of 9th Through 12th grades to participate In non varsnty sports Director Corrngan dlvldes the boys Into sensor lunlor and soph frosh leagues Use ns made of the Carroll College flelcl for football and softball and the Vocational School and YMCA gyms for Basketball Swlmmnng and touch football began B A A s actuvmes ln the latter Fred Schweclers eleven trv umphed In the older boys league and Rather s Soph omores and Petersons Sophomore Greens tied for top honors ln the younger loop Basketball took over In November The Senior Ws led by McGuire Sophomores captalned by Schramm won champlonshlps ln their respective dlvlslons Competition was followed by the annual free throw tournament Softball began sn Aprll and finished up this years Intramural actlvltxes BOYS PHY ED Pool and gymnasium callsthenlcs and sports con stltute phy ed a course dedrcated to coordlnatlng and perfecting young muscles THE BALL IS SNAPPED and the lanes charge an a B A A touch football contest between the Soph LEFT SEEMS LIKE HALF AN HOUR of water polo-perhaps and Sophomore Browns most enjoyable phase of any pool class buoys up the spzrzt but tzres the muscles RIGHT THE PRESSURE MOUNTS on Tom Erdmann as hzs alloted 25 shots run out durmg the annual B A A free throw contest Mr Lehocky keeps count and rebounders Books Markle and Schley look 95 . . , . . . . ' I 1 - . . .. . , I . . , I , . . , ' ' ' ' - I 1 ' 1 - I s I l I . was rr 1 1 071. N I STUDENT BDDY icl,lfL,QjQxj e re the teen agers the adolescents CJK C f 0-of the potential juvenile delnnquents who lAJZfl'QfVUJ fi' L laugh too loudly talk too much ykimqfgwfc Q I f A drlve too last fix QL IM Vk6L'Cf C4 But remember we re the teenagers who it collect clothing lor needy children worlc M7 ij 0710 we for sensor privileges choose our QCAJJLLQ' 02 I 2 Jeevf lrlends tor what they are not who V OVCG-c,,2, they are accept home worlc responslbrlutles QA lor better or worse we re youth' 1953 54 ,X 1 M 1 w, my tr 1 1 s r Q . . . . . . A I 'A A if C! .. . ,, . . . ' X gov A a 1 u yy!! 4 H K R ' In V ,f A I 4 if --7.9, L ... -1. -'7,R A , ,f QXKJII . J' , Y fl . ' c, ff' . jf If Q, 9 V KV ,V 6 V 'fi Q s . n Q n 1 'H I x2 NYM X K7 f . . . 4, fl 5' g 5 ,f 37 . . . 1 x --'X 1 mm V l 'V V n g A f fn 1 0 0 I 0 O QI' , f MJ D I Definition of a I'rosh-- oniusnon Plus TOP ROW S Abbott A Ackerknecht M Anders L Anderson D Andrews R Anthes ROW VIII C Asbeck N Bach J Bahlnng D Baran J Barlow L Barstad ROW VII D Bartlett W Bartz L Bascombe T Bealhen I Becker ROW VI T Beler D Beltz A Benkendorf P Bennett J Benslng D Bennger ROW V B Bernen D Bethke R Bnrd Jane Bolder Jean Bolder D Books B Boston B Braatz F Brallck L Brenner E Brown J Brown ROW IV D Brummeyer G Brunner B Burdett M Cam A Cairns L Callow D Campbell M Camp bell J Cantwell B Carlson R Carlson L Carpenter ROW III N Cerbantez C Champan D Chrlstensen G Clark S Clothler E Coman T Congeml L Conrad L Coombs R Cumuskey M Cunnmgham F Dahlke ROW II R Dale W Dale J DAmato T DAmato S Danlel G Davis D Deatrlck E Deemer D Denz C Dett merlng R Detmers R Duck BOTTOM ROW C Drckow J Dickson S Dlllman N Doyle P Draeger B Drager H Draves W Dreger P Dreher D Drummond M Duddeck T Duckel INSET Now let: see Where wall we go next' Mass Hughes 6th hour Englzsh Class seemed to enyoy tracmg the routes of lzterary characters whzch they learned about m their readmg aah! 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TOP ROW A Dunn J Dunn R Dus lon R Dlelruch Y Ebbofl R Enge bregfsen G Erdmann D Evans ROW XII R Evans S Evans R Evert D Falk L Falk E Farkas W Faulk ner Wnlluam D Ferguson ROW XI Wnllnam R Ferguson D Ferks D Ferns C Fordham S Foss F Fox A Frantl J Fuchs ROWX P Fuller H Garcia J Garvens J Gauerke D Gerlach C Gesch R Glefer R Gnmler ROW IX T Godersky L Godersky C Goerke A Golner I Gomez G Gonzales R Gon zales C Graczkowskl ROW VIII B Granger M Gray B Greb M Green D Gross M Halama W Hall J Hamblxn ROW VII G Hand ley B Hanke D Hansen L Hanson L Harder M Hardy T Harflg B Hausser E Havllk D Hein B Hell man G Helman K Herman C Hext ROW V L Huckey J Hsck man G Hunz H Hunze B Hlppen meyer M Hnfz W Hocketf J Hoff man ROW IV E Hofmann P Hofstetfer J Hoge D Holden J Ho afz B Hood C Hopkins R Hornlng ROW III B Horvvnfz Caro lyn Howard Charles Howard T Huebner F Hunter S lst M Janka B Jahnke ROW ll S Jensen N Jensen R Jensen W Jester D Jodarslcl C Johnson D Johnson J Johnson BOTTOM ROW A Jones C Jones R Jones D Kachel mener J Kaepernlck K Kaske A Knngsfad D Klrng Q Nl' 'vi ' fo 9 4' A W 99 fn! : . , . , . - I ' I ' I ' - , . . . u 5 V N F f - 1 A , If r Q A..-A - I 1 4 f I . , 4 : . , . , . , X M ,V A I N - 7 F . . , . , . , . 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ROW VIII: W. Nettes- helm, J. Newkirk, D. Newland, R. Ninham, R. Oberg, R. Oleson. ROW VII: R. Ollenburg, M. Olson, D. Orgas M. Owen, D. Pagac. ROW VI: B. Palm, J. Parson, R. Pease, V. Pena, M. Pentico. ROW V: L. Peterson, K. Peyton T Pfaehler L Pfeiffer A Pfeul R Phllllps J Plummer G Poff D Plpanda D Pope J Potokar D Potter ROW IV D Pruce D Qulgley J Ramaker D Ramsburg M Rappus C Rather M Reinhard P Rempe A Rlch ardson S Rlchmond J Roberts C Rockett ROW III C Rodencal J Rodriguez J Rogers W Rostagno G Ruben B Ruby D Ruenzel T Rupers C Rusch R Russell J Sake D Sather ROW Il M Sayles S Schaeffel A Scheel A Schnck J Schuck A Schlckowsks L Schlckowskl C Schiller S Schlller N Schilling B Schlr macher R Schley BOTTOM ROW L Schllewe R Schmelung D Schmldt J Schmrdt P Schmidt S Schmidt W Schmudt N Schmoldt J Schneuder J Schnatzler J Schuenecker F Schroeder INSET Irerhman Offzcerr Don Belblae Preszdent Judy Gauerke Secretary Tom Pfaebler Vue Preszdenl I ALA vi All' I ft fry i I ah. 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I W I Frosh Show Promise For Future TOP ROW Jansce Schroeder John Schroeder R Schubert J Schultz M Schultz A Schwark J Schvvartung V Schwartz W Schwulst C Scovllle A Semrow C Sheskev ROW VIII D Shlmkus A Sholtz B Shreffler C Slngsume C Skebba R Skebba K Skopek C Smlth S Smnth B Sorger J Southard J Spaulding ROW VII R Spauldlng S Splegle M Spellch N Splllman D Staab R Stammer M Stangel L Stangley L Stelgen berger B Stender P Stern O Stevens ROW VI J Stevenson K Stnckles C Stuede M Stter D Stune M Stott R Strode J Stuhr A Stoltz C Supanlch C Swanson G Tanner ROW V L Tanner J Tans C Tates L Terhune D Tews J Thlesenhusen K Thomas A Thompson J Thompson D Trbbets M Tummerman D Tobuason ROW IV S Todd R Tompkins J Trelchel R Trevorrow S Turner J VanKrrk J VanTatenhove F Vasquez R Vavra J Venne C Vnctorna R Vnllarreal ROW Ill S Vullarreal S Vtncent W Wagne B Wagner G Wagner T Wahlen D Warner R Weber W Weber M Wedelstadt E We-:bel K Werss ROW II R Welch N Werner J Westberg B Westphal B Weyer M Weytens S White B Whittaker D Wilcox J Wtlkenung S Wllley J Wllllams BOTTOM ROW J Wlsnteskl R Wltt R Wnuk G Wolf S Wolf K Wollenzlen R Wrlght R Yont H Zelger C Zack D Zlmmerman J Zimmerman .J 3 P1 dan' ll N1 I at 9 if cfs JV' L.JL.. 4,7 -or IO2 I : V I I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 4 I . , . , . 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Q -- A K. 4 l ul .iff .fr f TOP ROW R Abbott J Abel N Abrahamson ROW XII D Adams F Alyea D Anderson ROW XI P Andreasen L Andres C Andringa ROW X A Ansorge W Appleman T Atwell ROW IX G Bahr H Bahr R Banks ROW VIII S Baron Bartelmas S Bass J Bauer Bauer M Bauman S Beatty D Becker H Beggs ROW VII E Benge T Bennett C Berger M Bernhard J Bernhardt L Binnlng R Bira K Birkholz S Blood ROW VI S Bonus R Boyes D Brandt R Brazelton M Brendemuehl T Brewer M Brimmer R Brockman P Brown ROW V Richard Brown Robert Brown J Brucklacher G Buntrock J Burdick B Bu ler T Butler P Butterfield D Cadd ROW IV C Carlson R Carlson C r son Car on V er bantez E Chopp S Christensen D Christiansen T CIBDCIFTIIDO ROW M Carey J Cark R Clark Conklin L Conyers C Cooper G Cooper D Coshun M Craft ROW II J Crouse S Crouse J Cumiskey C. Dable W. Dable C. Damkoehler I M. Davies M. Davis F.,Dettmering. BOTTOM ROW: M. Dickow J. Diet- rich K. Dillman J. Doherty P. Dra- I bek D. Dueringer H. Dungey R. Dungey K. Egan. A INSET: Clam Ad: ixer: Mrx. Compton Q fl 1 yn' Sophomores vi Fr -103- T l 9 W? IA! 14 f 11, ly ww 'If Q' Alas G sul TOP ROW G Egloff M Elchsfaedf A Eldredge D Ellertson J Engler D Evans D Fagerland B Falf R Falfer ROW XII S Farrell G Fehr man J Fennema R Ferree C Fles D Flsher J Fisher R Flaff R or ence ROW XI L Fordham F Fos dal W Franzen Freyer Friend B Frnfz N Frnfz D Fuchs C Fumall ROWX J Funk R Gad berry R Garbe M Garreff T Gau erke B Gerlach L Gher C Gubbs D Guefer ROW IX C Gnesegh J Glade F Godlub G Golemgeske G Golner B Gonzales J Good man D Grabovvska E Graczkow sk! ROW VIII F Graf B Graser J Graser J Green E Gruesmer M Grlswold T Grlswold G Gruel M Guffman ROW VII Hahn R Haines B K Hamersmerer D Hanke D Hankey Hanko D Hardey Hafhvvay R Hause Held V Hernandez P Hackel J C Hamllfon ROW VI D R Hardey G Healy R Herrmann ROWV H Hefser B Hexf K Hlg gens B Hlldebran Hllfon Hinckley N Hoeppner J Hoffmann S Hoffmann ROW IV J Holman J Hoppe S Huddlesfon J Huebner L Huebner R Huebner K Jaeck L Jarowsky ROW III B Jaske 5 Jester L Johnson T Johnson S I er Kalczynskr P Kane G Katzner ROW II Keeney B Kerr J Kessler C Key Knd e Klen Knelske D Knobel BOTTOM ROW M Koch W Koenig T Koenfop K Kohlhaas B Kolrnos J Kopuf D Korb B Kowalskr B Krahn : . , . 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X. bf f5'A k WSW W? is 5 ZW? he 'NCL 2-7 Attractive, Plain, JOHN ABRAHAMSON B A A Basketball Football Sketch Club JOHN ADAMS B A A Cheerleader Foot ball Guidance and Assembly Comms Student Council Mask and Wig Pool Leader Tennis Volleyball Winner GRACE ALBENESE Commercial Workshop F H A G A A Jr Chour Lubrary Round Table DON ALLOY Assembly and Guldance Comms B A A Football Student Councul Hasty Heart CAROL ANDER SON F H A F T A Jr Choir HAROLD ANDERSON A Cappella Attlc Board B A A H: Y Musical Apprecla tlon Soph Class President Student Council Track W Wmner ROSEMARIE ANDREWS Commerclal Workshop F B L A SHARON ARNOLD Jr Honor Society F B L A F T A G A A Jr Choir Pool Leader School Bus Roll Taker W Wnnner NED ATWELL B A A Band Raduo and Scuence Clubs RONALD BAAS B A A Slfetch Club MARY ANN BACH Gym Leader Hall Momtor DONALD BADINGER F FA W Wnnner AUGUST BAHR Jr Honor Society Track Football EILEEN BARON Glrls Ensemble G A A Jr Chonr Meg aphone Pool Leader Prom Com Rec Dance and Servnce Comm Swrtchboard Operator YTeens AUDREY ERJ Cholr GAA F BLA m Leader Slnp Collector BARBARA BAUMGARD A Cappella F T A G A A German Club Mask and Wag YTeens DICK BAYLESS Movle Operator Crew Radlo and Science Clubs Student Council Rec Gym Leader CAROL BEGGS G A A F H A Y Teens Prom Com SYLVIA BERINGER A Cappella Glrls Ensemble Gund ance Comm Gym Leader Mask and Wlg YTeens SHERRY BIEDENBENDER Jr Choir BEVERLY BILICKI F H A , F T A , Jr Choir, Mask and Wag, Megaphone, Pool Leader l l4 Shll Nice Lookmg JIM BILLINGS Band F F A Hall Monltor Llbrary Round Table ROSE BLIEMEISTER National Honor Society A Cappella Ensemble G A A Lrbrary Round Table Madrugals Megaphone Edutor Pool Leader Prom Com Quvll and Scroll Rec Dance Comm Sketch Club Student Council W Wlnner YTeens FRED BLOEDOW Jr Honor Socnety Football HIY Mask and Wlg Movle Operator Crew Science and Radio Clubs Student Council Track W Winner NATHANIEL BLONIEN B A A DICK BLOOM B A A F F A Slap Collector Track Library Round Table SUSAN BLOOR G A A Jr Chonr Lost and Found STANLEY BOOKS B A A Basketball Cross Country Movie Operator Crew Track PETE BOOTH Basketball Football Track W Wlnner MARYLOU BOSTON F B L A G A A Gym Leader Jr Choir Mask and Wug Rec Dance and Service Comms Swrtchboard Oper ator YTeens Commercial Workshop MARY ANN BRALICK Commercial Workshop F B L A G A A Hnghways and Byways JUDY BRANDT F B L A Girls Ensemble Jr Cholr BARBARA BRIMMER Commer clal Workshop Ensemble F F A G A A Gym Leader Hughways and Byways Jr Chour Library Round Table Rec Dance Comm W Winner YTeens JOYCE BRINGE Gym Leader Mask and Wig Prom Com Guidance and Rec Dance Comms YTeens I Remember Mama RITA BROUILLET Assembly Comm F B L A Hall Monitor Photo Club THOMAS BROWN Band Pep Band SHIRLEY BUCHS Gym Leader Jr Choir MARLENE BUR N T F B L A Jr Choir Mask and Wag YTeens GORDON BURRIE B A A Cross Country F F A Track W Wunner JOANN BUTH Commercsal Workshop G A A Ger man Club Jr Chour Pool Leader W Winner LORRAINE CABLE Commercnal Workshop Hlghways and Byways Transferred from Shell Lake Wnsconsln GLORIA CAMP BELL Commercnal Workshop F B L A G A A Gym Leader Jr Choir Lubrary Round Table Mask and Wng W Wlnner YTeens Il5 17 an if -a-.4 Z' .---' '- ' ' 4' 'vs' NX NrIx5CFkJ, 1 7- . , :I '-Nf'1 Ll 13' 1'Lkd 'WJ -VXA-val: ,ax VI-.1 a 1fsf'y,a.,i1ag,i,1, JL. C Q hx Q-' 1954 Fmds Us Sporting the Latest WILLIAM CAMPBELL A Cappella Golf Tennas Retort Club Volleyball HENRY CARLSON A Cappella F F A Football JEANNE CARLSON Band Commercaal Workshop F B L A Haghways and Byways Home Nursang Garl Scouts Jr Choar Mask and Wag Pep Band JOAN CARPENTER A Cappella Commercaal Work shop G A A Gym Leader Madragals Mask and Wag Prom Com Rec Dance Comm YTeens NANCY CEMAN Commercaal Workshop G A A Gym Leader Prom Com YTeens CLAIRE CHAPIN Band Cardanal Star Board Dance Band Orchestra JUDY CHRISTOPH Jr Honor Socaety A Cappella Student Councal G A A Board Gym Leader Madragals Mask and Wag Prom Com Rec Dance Comm W Wanner YTeens CAROL CHRISTOPHERSON Jr Honor Socaety A Cappella Assembly Comm Attac Board Commercaal Workshop Garls Ensemble Gym Leader Mask and Wag YTeens SUZANNE CHURCH Jr Choar BOB CLAREY Labrary Round Table Megaphone Board Stage Crew RAYMOND CLARK CLAUDETTE COLBERT JERRY COLEMAN B A A Movae Operator Crew Track NANCY COOMBS Cardanal Star board German Club Haghways and Byways Labrary Round Table Mask and Wag Pool Leader I Remember Mama JAMES COUTTS Baseball Basketball Cardanal Star Board Cross Country Football Gym Leader H Y Sketch Club Track W Wanner EILLEEN CRAMER Nataonal Honor Socaety ACappella Band Dramatac Readang F H A Prom Com School Bus Roll Taker BONNIE CROUSE Band Commercaal Workshop Garls Ensemble F B L A Jr Choar LOIS DAANE Commercaal Workshop F B L A Jr Choar II6 A w. Q 1, a , 1' I ' X ' ' - I 1 Xxx, X i , I Us Q 1 lt. 1 ,Q if ' 3 , ' F I 5 IW . K . v ,f t I Si ' H I . H X, f . l I - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . ., . , , , .... , , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' I n Q nl I I I al a n, - v 1 1 - - -1 1 -1 ' - 1 1 I I ' 1 - 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 - 11 11 - I 'I ' 'I I - ' I ' . . . . , I I 'I I I I I 1 ' - 1 - - 1 1 1 . . , , . . . , . , , . . . 11 11 I I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll II ' 1 1 I 1 I ' I I I I I ' ' 'I . . , ., . , I , , .... , . . , , .... , . . rf 1- vc, ,rx In Knee Socks Or Leather Jackets SHIRLEY DAMITZ F B L A F H A Lrbrary Round Table SIGNE DAMKOEHLER G A A Llbrary Round Table Mask and Wlg Orchestra EVELYN DAVIES A Cappella G A A Leader Glrls Ensemble Gym Leader Mask and Wag Prom Com Assembly Rec Dance and Servuce Comms W Wmner YTeens LESTER DAVIS A Cappella Basketball Football Track W Wmner ROBERT DAYMOND B A A Jr Chorr Sketch Club RICHARD DELOPST MARGERY DICKSON Jr Honor Society Gym Leader Jr Chorr Llbrary Round Table Green Valley DAVE DIX A Cappella Assembly Comm Boys State Cardnnal Star Co Edutor Gym Leader HIY Slap Collector Stu dent Council Track GEORGE DOWNIE B A A RENEE DU PUY Gym Leader Hall Monitor Hughways and Byways Mask and Wag RICHARD DUSTON F F A Swlmmung Track JANICE EALES F T A Gurls Ensem ble Jr Chour Mlxed Choir Music Lrstenmg RICHARD EBERT Sketch Club LEON EDMARK Band F F A Muslcal Appreciation Orchestra Pep Band DOLORES EHR Sclence Club KENNETH EICHSTAEDT B A A F F A Slnp Collector DAN EKHOFF PAT ELD REDGE F B L A F H A Sllp Collector 'll7 .f .f . 3' Y . S . A ' : 'I N - ' bf ' U 'U' 1 I y -G' ., , 5 I' I I . ff f ,, 'fag 5? , .... , . . ., . , . . ., . . , I I ' I I ' ' ' I I I ' ' II II ' I 'I I ' 'I I - ' I II Il ' ' I I I I ' I ' ' 'I ' I ' . ' ' ' II II I ' I I ' I I ' , . . . . I 11 -1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - - - 1 1 1 . . . . , , . , . . ., , . , . . ., ' I ' I I ' 1 - 1 1 ' - '1 1 1 - 1 . , . . ., . . ., . . ' , .... , . . ., . 'iw i 'Y HQ nv if' YQ 'TT' iq Q, Qin' C ever, Humorous, CHARLOTTE ELLENSON F B L A Gym Leader J Cholr YTeens TOM ELLIS B AA Basketball Track YVONNE DAVIS EUGENE ENGNATH Band F F A DON ERDMANN B A A Basketball F F A Football Gym Leader Track TOM ERDMANN B A A Football Swemmung W Winner TOM EVANS B A A Pool Leader Swlmmlng KAREN FAGAN G A A German Club Gym Leader Lost and Found Hughways and Byways CLARENCE FICKAU BEVERLY FILLON JANICE FINDLING Band G A A Gnrl Scouts Highways and Byways Mask and Wlg Pep Band Pool Leader Rec Dance Comm W Wnnner RONALD FLEES Radlo and Speech Clubs CAROL FLOE F B L A F H A Guidance Comm Highways and Byways Jr Choir Slip Collector BILL FLOOD F F A Radio Club ELOISE FLORENCE Commer cral Workshop F B L A Lnbrary Round Table YTeens RAYMOND FOAT Jr Honor Society A Cappella B A A Football Hall Monitor HIY AL FOLLENDORF Jr Choir Football HIY Track BOB FREIMUND B A A Stage Crew I Remember Mama DARLENE FREIMUND B nd F B L A G A A G1 I Scouts Gym Leader Mask and Wng Rec Dance Comm ANNETTE FREITAG F B L A Gym Leader Jr Choir Slap Collector CHARLOTTE FREYER F B L A Jr Cholr School Bus Roll Taker 118 Somehmes Corny' ELLSWORTH FREYER Basketball Football Hall Monitor Slap Collector Student Council BETTY FRITZ Band WAYNE FRITZ B A A Cross Country Football HnY Rec Gym Leader Track BEVERLY FULLER Clothes Deslgn Club Girls Ensemble Lost and Found YTeens PATRICIA FULLER Jr Honor Soclety Cardlnal Star Commercial Workshop Glrls Ensemble G A A Board Gym Leader Jr Cholr Student Councrl W Winner YTeens JACK FURRER B A A JUDY GARBE Commercxal Workshop F B L A F H A Glrls Ensemble SHIRLEY GENCE F B L A F H A J Cholr School Bus Roll Taker EVERETT GLOE Blrd Club Creatrve Wrltlng Service Comm Cllp Collector Llbrar Round Table ROGER GOLEMGESKE Creatlve Wrltung F F A Hand! craft and Sketch Clubs SHARON GOODRICH A Cappella Debate F T A G A A Board Mask and Wlg Mega phone Orchestra Pool Leader Student Council W Wnnner Y Teens I Remember Mama COLLEEN GRAIN GER Commerclal Workshop F B L A G A A Hugh ways and Byways Jr Chour Mask and Wlg Pool Leader EVERETT GREEN Gym Leader F F A Football AL GREENWALD F F A Track ROBERTA GUTHEIL Clothes Design Club German Club Girl Scouts F H A F T A Journalusm Club Jr Cholr Movne Operator Crew Photo Club Cardlnal Star Highways and Byways LAWRENCE GYGAX Jr Chonr Radio Club JANET HAGAN A Cappella Ensemble F T A German Club Hnghways and Byways Madrugals Mask and Wag Y Teens Green Valley New Moon ROBERT HAGER STRAND A Cappella Basketball Cross Country Madrl gals Sketch Club Swnmmnng Track Volleyball W Wlnner BOB HAHN DICK HARDY BOB HARDY, F F A ll? X T-1' l T' 'situ an -ag ,F l CN fe 'as- fps ,ma T WWW? Q-Iggy? Q- Athletes lay Then- est, ln or .IO ELLEN HARGRAVE F B L A F H A Gym Leader Jr Cholr Lost and Found DICK HARRIS Basketball Jr Choir Volleyball BOB HARTER Basketball Baseball Boys State Golf HIY Jr Officer Prom Com SALLY HARTER A Cappella G A A Leader Gym Leader Student Council Servnce and Rec Dance Comms YTeens W Wlnner MARSHA HARTLEY Assembly Comm Slap Collector Switchboard Operator YTeens RAYMOND HATCH HIY Jr Chonr Pool Leader Swnmmung W Wnnner RUTH HAUFF F B L A F H A Lost and Found Mask and Wlg CAROL HAUSCH G A A Jr Choir Mask and Wlg Slip Collector RALPH HAZZARD B A A Basketball HIY Sketch Club COLLEEN HEALY Commer clal Workshop Jr Choir Mask and Wlg Pool Leader YTeens JOSEPHINE HEINZELMANN G A A Gym Leader Mask and Wug Megaphone Prom Com Rec Dance Comm Swntchboard Operator W Wlnner DONALD HELD Sketch Club JERRY HEPP B A A RICHARD HERIG B A A Board Golf New Moon KEN HERMAN A Cappella B A A Band Pep Band Rec Dance Comm Green Valley MYRNA HICKMAN A Cappella F T A G A A Board Glrls Ensemble Pool Leader Student Councul Rec Dance and Assembly Comms YTeens W Wnnner DOROTHY HILDEBRAN JACK HILL A Cappella B A A Band Cardnnal Star Gym Leader H1 Y Megaphone Board Orchestra Prom Com Student Councll W Winner Tenms 120 V V ,M , , , mm. kr - 0 ,. he B, ... -sr s X K Y' f I K .. A . .. I -.... i E 1 5 , . . . ., . . ., , . , . , , . , . . ' I - I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 ' '1 1 11 11 - - - ' I -1 1 1 ' ' . . . . ,, ,, . I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , . . . ., . . ., , . , . . ., . , 1 ' I ' ' '1 1 ' I ' I - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - I - ' 'I ' - 11 11 - 1 1 1 -1 ' -1 1 - , . II II , . . . , . . . , , . , , 11 11 . . . , , , . ., . , , . . ., . . . ' I D ll II ' 1 1 1 1 - -1 ' 1 - ' I I ' ' 'I I I I - I - 11 11 - - I I 'I I I ' C i Kf- Lose, and Teach Us Sportsmanship ROGER HILL Jr Honor Society Archery B A A F F A Gym Leader Radio Club CAROL HINTZ Mask and Wag YTeens Transferred from Rufus Kung Milwaukee BOB HOFSTETTER Football Student Council FRED HOLTZ PHILLIP HURTADO B A A Photo Club Sketch Club DIANE IMHOFF A Cappella G A A Board Grrls Ensemble Gym Leader Madrlgals Prom Com Rec Dance and Service Comms W Winner GERALDINE ISTA Commerclal Workshop F B L A Glrl Scouts Lost and Found DUERRELL JACKSON G A A Jr Choir Library Round Table Mask and Wag School Bus Roll Taker KATHERINE JANKA National Honor Soclety Quill and Scroll A Cappella G A A Gym Leader Lrbrary Round Table Megaphone Board Rec Dance Comm Sketch Club YTeens W Winner EMERY JENSEN Sclence Club PATRICIA JESKE Jr Choir Llbrary Round Table Mask and Wag JIM JOHNSON B A A Pep Band RITA JOHNSON A Cappella G A A Leader Jr Officer Pool Leader Prom Com Service and Assembly Comms YTeens W Wmner ZELMA JONES F H A F T A G A A Jr Chour Mask and Wug School Bus Roll Taker KAY KAHL A Cappella Assembly and Rec Dance Comms Band Cardmal Star Board G A A Board Prom Com YTeens W Winner SHIRLEY KAINZ G A A Gym Leader F H A Jr Cholr W Wmner PAT KAPLANEK Assembly Comm Cardinal Star G A A Girls Ensemble Jr Choir Lubrary Round Table Photo Club CAROL KATZNER Band Dance Band Orchestra Pep Band 121 as 'F ,R ,E Q X if I 3, .V 9 , . , , . . ., . . ., , . , I ' ' I ' I I ' . , . . ., , . , , . . . , Q I - . II II - I I I 'I ' 'I ' I I ' ' ' 'I I ' I . . ., . , , , . ., I I I ' ' -I I I I II II - - ' 'I I ' I ' I ' I ' , , . , . . ., . I I ' ' ' I ' I I -I u n - - - ' ., ' , . , . . ., . . ., . . ., . , , . , , . ., , , . . . II II - - II II - , ., ' , . , . . ., , . . ., . , . . . , . . I -I I ' ' 'I I ' I I ' I I I I ' eetings ere, o IS THIS the afternoon coffee break enjoyed by the Senior boys' Home Ec. class? jim lVoefel. Henry Plehn, Frank Lewis, and Ken Persson seem to he enjoying Bob Hahn's service. The only regret they will have is the cleaning up afterwards. rk Sessions, or Try- SHE CAME TO US from Germany, and the pleasant ways and smiles of Edith Binternagel won our friendship immediately. lVe liked to listen to her tell about Ger- many whenever she would, and we were glad when she won our senior talent show. BADGER BOY-GIRL STATE: TOP RUIV: A. Luke, J. Newgard, UU. Nelson, R. Harter. R, Reich- ert. BOTTOAI ROUV: D. Rassmussen, E. lVilliams, D. Dix. SEATED: K. Schwarze. Our delegates acquired the knack of becoming been politicians at the summer conferences. -122 KATIE JANKA, Pat jeshe and Bez' Bilicki put up posters for their candidates. Tension mounted among seniors as election time drew near. uls There: Activities verywhere 6991 f-:Z-2 MAYBE 'I'HERE'S SOMETHING to riding the xchool hui after all. Eilleen Cramer rode the Douxman hux four years and xtill smiled as she got off on a cold morning. lVe're proud of Eilleenlj record of F. H. A. and 4H work OUR SENIOR YEAR Activities everywhere-that's for sure! The crowded year began with vigorous campaigns for class elec- tions. After we calmed down, pleased with results, other dates appeared on our calendar, including the P. E. O. Tea and Career Night. Appointments for Meg pictures were a must, too, and many of us came to school all decked out to have our pictures taken. To this busy schedule we added interviews with various college representatives and occasional campus iaunts. Visits to business places answered questions concern- ing iobs. lt hardly seemed we were ready to start our careers and that our long sought future had arrived. Too swiftly came the end of the year with its last picnics and banquets. Honors Day, Baccalaureate services and finally Graduation brought our school days to a close, but tucked away in our hearts ancl minds are these-our senior memories. -Q' 1 . lily INFORMATION SESSIONS at career night nearly overwhelmed IIA' with joh ,vlati.vlic.v. Here, Miix lVa.vchou', an X-Ray technician at Memorial Hos- pital, hai the complete attention of Rita johnxon. Erie Davies and Suxie Tradewell. Q 4 1 AND THEN' THERE IVERE friendship pictures to he exchanged. We ordered 25 and then 25 more! fDidn't know we had xo many friendxlj Hilde Lit- ,vL'haner. Virginia Lee. Glen Larxon, and Carole Lauglax gathered in a corner of Home Room 204 to look over their collections. -l23- 'R Ambitious, Lazy, DOLORES KATZNER, G. A. A., Gym Leader, Orchestra. RONALD KAUFMANN. FRANCINE KIMBARK Musical Appreciation. Transferred from Woodruff Wisconsin. DOLORES KIND F T A G A A Jr Choir LOIS KLEIST Band F B L A Jr Choir Mask and Wig Photo Club Slip Collector YTeens DALE KLING F F A Movie Oper ator Crew SHIRLEY KLUTH ACappeIla Cheerleader Gym Leader Mask and Wig Board Prom Com Rec Dance Comm Student Council YTeens Chocolate Soldier Green Valley Stage Door W Winner MARILYN KODRICH Commercial Workshop F B L A F H A Gym Leader Girls Ensemble Jr Choir School Bus Roll Taker HENRY KOEPFLE Archery B A A Highways and Byways Jr Choir Radio Club JOHN KOHL KATHERINE KOLOSKE Band School Bus Roll Taker VERNON KOOI B A A Band Highways and Byways Photo and Retort Clubs IONE KOSBAB F B L A Glrls Ensemble German Club Jr Chonr Lost and Found Library Round Table Mask and Wig School Bus Roll Taker JEROME KOWALSKI F F A BETSY KRAMER Assembly and Service Comms Attic Board G A A Leader Gym Leader Jr Choir Stu dent Council Mask and Wig Prom Com YTeens W Winner HENRY KRAUS B A A Basketball Baseball Footba'l Track KENNETH KRAUSE Movie Operator Crew Science W Winner JOYCE KROPETZ Creative Writing G A A Gym Leader Home Nursing Jr Choir Rec Dance Comm YTeens BILL KROSEBERG Attic Board F F A Football Track Hall Monitor W Winner CHARLOTTE KRUG Commer cial Workshop F B L A Jr Choir DAVE KUMMEROW B A A Baseball Football HiY Track T24 Smart r ol DICK KUNZ F F A PAT LAMBERT F B L A Mask and Wig Prom Com Rec Dance Comm Transferred from Pewaukee Wisconsin YVONNE LANCELLE F H A Lost and Founu Library Round Table Mask and Wig Prom Com CAROLE LANGLAS Girls Ensemble F H A Gym Leader G A A Jr Choir GLEN LARSEN BOB LARSON B A A JERRY LARSON Jr Honor Society A Cappella Madri gals Ensemble Basketball Football HiY Mask and Wig Prom Com Arsenic and Old Lace Green Valley Hasty Heart Seventeenth Summer New Moon AL LASSE Basketball Football MARIE LAWRENCE Cardinal Star Commercial Workshop G A A Girls Ensemble YTeens MARY LE DAIN Jr Choir KENNETH LEDERER Jr Honor Society A Cappella Hi Y Student Council VIRGINIA LEE A Cappella Assembly Comm G A A German Club Y Teens Transferred from Fond du Lac Wisconsin CHARLOTTE LEMKE A Cappella Cardinal Star Clothes Design Club Commercial Workshop F B L A F H A G A A Gym Leader Jr Choir YTeens GERALDINE LERCH G A A Gym Leader Jr Choir Library Round Table Megaphone HILDEGARDE LITSCHAUER F B L A Transferred from Prairie du Chien Wisconsin BOB LOMBARDI B A A Basketball Baseball Foot ball Hall Monitor Soph Officer Track W Winner SHIRLEY LUDKE F B L A F H A G A A Gym Leader Jr. Choir School Bus Roll Taker. BARBARA LUEDTKE Commercial Workshop F. B. L. A. F. H. A. G. A. A. Jr. Choir Mask and Wig Pool Leader School Bus Roll Taker. ALAN LUKE National Honor Society Attic Board Boys State Hi-Y Jr. Choir Pool Leader Prom Com. Student Council Tennis W Winner. RAY LYLE ACappella Boys Quartet Cross Country Madrigals Mask and Wig Rec. Dance Comm. Track Green Valley New Moon. EDWARD MAGESKE, B. A. A., Football. -125- is 5 -x S.. Y hr 7-1 T57 Q' I i fr Term Papers, Taxes, Physics, Tn JOHN MAILE DAVE MAIRET Jr Honor Socnety Assembly Comm B A A Gym Leader HnY Rec Gym Cholr Megaphone Pool Leader YTeens W Wrnner NANCY MANN Jr Honor Society A Cappella Band G A A Leader Gym Leader Madrtgals Orchestra Pep Band Prom Com School Bus Roll Taker Sllp Collec tor YTeens DAVE MARKLE B A A Board Hn Y SALLY MARTIN Jr Honor Society ACappella Cardinal Star Cheerleader G A A Gym Leader Madrlgals Megaphone Mask and Wag Prom Com Rec Dance an Assembly Comms Student Council YTeens W Winner l Remember Mama FRANK MARZOCCO A Cappella Assembly Comm B A A Band Boys Quartet Cardunal Star HIY Movie Operator Crew Orchestra Pep Band Photo Club Student Council New Moon PETE MATTIACCI B A A Board Basketball Football Hall Monutor Track W Wrnner MAUREEN MAYR Clothes Deslgn Club G A A Gnrls Ensemble Gym Leader Jr Chorr Mask and Wig CAROL MCCAULEY A Cappella G A A Megaphone Board Pool Leader Prom Com Rec Dance and Assembly Comms YTeens W Wnnner ROBERT MCGUIRE B A A Basketball Football Slnp Collector Volleyball KATHRYN McMAHON A Cappella Assembly Comm F T A G A A Board Madrlgals Pool Leader Prom Com YTeens W Wnnner Hasty Heart VIRGINIA MEEKS F H A G A A Jr Cholr Mask and Wng KEITH MEREDITH B A A JOAN MICHELSEN Book Club F B L A German Club SHIRLEY MIHLBAUER Archery Jr Choir School Bus Roll Taker ANTHONY MINDIOLA Basketball Baseball Football Track MICHAEL MIOKOVICH B A A F H A l26 ' : -A A . 70' , 6' 5. 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NUSS A Cappella F B L A German Club Gym Leader Lost and Found Orchestra JIM NUSS A Cappella B A A Orchestra JUDY ODONNELL G A A Pool Leader YTeens Transferred from Monroe Wasconsan MELVIN OIMEN Band F F A Football EILEEN OLAUGHLIN Garl Scouts BARBARA OLESON G A A German Club Garls Ensemble Jr Choar Mask and Wag Slap Collector JEANETTE OLESON ACappella Commercaal Workshop F B L A Garls Ensemble Jr Choar Megaphone Swatch board Operator EARLE OLSON A Cappella Football Pool Leader Swammang Track JACK OSSMAN B A A Gym Leader DOROTHY PAGEL Nataonal Honor Socaety G A A Leader Gym Leader Jr Chonr Labrary Round Table Megaphone W Wanner CLARICE PAJARI Jr Choar Lost and Found Mask and Wag Pep Guadance and Servace Comms Student Councal WILMA PAYNE F B L A F H A Haghways and Byways Jr Choar ARLENE PEITERSEN F B L A Grrls Ensemble Hagh ways and Byways Jr Choar MARY PERLY Clothes Desagn Club Transferred from Greenvalle South Carolana KENNETH PERSSON Football Track NANCY PETERKE G A A German Club Gym Leader Jr Choar KENNETH PETERSON A Cappella Band Dance Band Gym Leader Orchestra Pep Band TOM PETERSON B A A Band HaY .lr C oar 128 Slay At Homes GLADYS PETTIS Clothes Destgn Club F B L A F H A Gym Leader Pen n Ink Radio Club Slap Collec tor Swltchboard Operator RALPH PEZAN F F A Track MARION PLACE F B L A F H A Jr Chotr Mask and Wlg DAVID PLEHN B A A Band Gym Leader Movie Operator Crew Pep Band HENRY PLEHN A Cappella B A A Band Basketball F F A Football Pep Band GEORGIA POWELL A Cappella G A A Leader Muslcal Appreclatlon Guudance and Pep Comms Prom Com Student Councll Swutchboard Operator Y Teens ALYCE PRICE Commercial Workshop F B L A G A A Gym Leader Jr Chour Rec Dance and Assembly Comms YTeens CHARLES PUTZ B A A HIY Slip Collector Swlmmlng ARLENE RADABOUGH Clothes Design Club F B L A F H A Jr Cholr Photo Club BARBARA RADTKE A Cappella Band G A A Mega Councnl YTeens The Hasty Heart Student Director W Wtnner ELISEO RAMOS B A A DOUG RASMUS SEN Natlonal Honor Socuety Basketball Boys State Football Golf Guidance Comm Hn Y Jr Class Presldent Student Council Prom Kung W Wmner RONALD REICHERT Basketball Boys State Football HIY Track W Wtnner RONALD REINHARD F F A JANET REISH School Bus Roll Taker LEROY REISH B A A JOHN REIMER F F A Football Sketch Club BONNIE RINDAHL Gym Leader Hlghways and Byways BERNICE ROBINSON Clothes Desugn Club Commercnal Workshop F B L A German Club Jr Choir Pool Leader Prom Com MARY ROCKETT Clothes Design Club Commerclal Workshop F B L A F H A Gym Leader Hlghways and Byways Lubrary Round Table School Bus Roll Taker ELAINE ROHRMAYER Jr Honor Socuety Commercial Workshop F B L A F H A F T A G A A Gym Leader Hughways and Byways Jr Chour School Bus Roll Taker I , , .... , , , . . - - 'I I I I ' , . , . . ., . , .... , . . ., . , I ' ' 'I I I I ' I I . . ., , , . . ., , . 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T7 Rec Dances, Attic Dates, Parties Dramatucs Instructor F T A Gym Leader Mask and Wng Musncal Appreclatnon Prom Com Rec Dance and Assembly Comms Student Councll YTeens Green Valley Seventeenth Summer JANIS ROTH Clothes Deslgn Club Debate Forensncs Llbrary Round Table Movle Operator Crew YTeens EVELYN ROWLANDS G A A Gym Leader Hall Monutor Jr Choir Mask and Wng Muslcal Apprecnatlon TEIKA ROZKALNS National Honor Society Book Club FT A German Club Gurl Scouts Hlghways and Byways Library Round Table Musical Appreclatlon YTeens JIM SALENTINE Band F B L A JOANNE SAMPSON A Cappella F B L A Mask and Wlg LOUISA SANDER Band Jr Choir Lnbrary Round Table Mask and Wlg MURTHA SANDER Band Jr Choir Mask and Wrg MARLENE SANDICIC Band Jr Choir DALE SAWYER A Cappella Boys Quartet Lnbrary Round Table Madrngals Mask and Wig Rec Dance and Assembly Comms Student Councll I Remember Mama The Hasty Heart NANCY SCAFF F B L A Grrls Ensemble Jr Cholr Mask and Wug YTeens JOAN SCARCE A Cappella F B L A G A A Gnrls Ensemble Jr Chour Lost and Found Mask and Wig YTeens BOB SCHANKE Gym Leader Rec Gym Leader FRED SCHILDT JOHANNA SCHILLER Jr Honor Socuety Clothes Desugn Club Commercual Workshop F B L A G A A Gym Leader Student Councul Hughways and Byways, Y Teens SALLY SCHIRMACHER, G A A, Gym Leader, Jr Choir, YTeens DAVID SCHLEI, B A A 130 Fr A 5 5 y Q I. '-it 't' , y ' at , , - Q .. ' r ' , -rf ' if I 'fi n -. 'R' 4 C S V V + R I I as ' I X X ' . Y A - J I I l l SHARON ROMANOFSKY, A Cappella, F. B. L. A., Girls' Ensemble, German Club. NANCY ROSS, A Cappella, -I ' I - , II III ll .ll I l I I . 1 . I l I ' ' I Q 1 u, 1 . I ' . I . I ' I I ' I 1 , . . . ., l . , , . . , G I I ' I I ' . I . ' I I ' ' ' I I I I . I . I . 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A, Hl-Y Jr. Cho'r. -132- And Lots of Fun ROGER SWEETLAND B A A BARBARA SWANSON Clothes Deslgn Club F H A DONNA SWAN Commercial Workshop G A A German Club Girls Ensemble Gym Leader Jr Choir Mask and Wlg Rec Dance and Assem bly Comms Student Council YTeens WILLIAM THIESENHUSEN Natuonal Honor Society Band F F A President German Club Library Round Table JIM THEOS B A A Jr Choir Pool Leader JUDITH TAYLOR G A A Pool Leader School Bus Roll Taker SUSAN TRADEWELL Natronal Honor Society A Cap pella Assembly Comm Cardinal Star Co Editor Girls Ensemble Madrlgals Mask and Wlg Pen n Ink Pool Leader Student Councul YTeens New Moon MARLENE THURLOFF F B L A THOR THORSEN B A A Football JACK UNDERBURG Jr Honor Society B A A H Y Megaphone Sclence Club DONALD UITHOVEN A Cap School Bus Roll Taker Slap Collector JAMES TROLZ Rec Dance and Assembly Comms Sketch Club CHARLES VICTORIA Jr Choir THEODORA VAN VALIN F H A G A A Board and Leader Gym Leader Llbrary Round Table PAT VAN KIRK F B L A F H A Gym Leader Jr Chonr YTeens HARRY VREDENBREGT A Cappella Boys Quartet Madrlgals Assembly Comm Mask and Wag Sllp Collec tor I Remember Mama The Hasty Heart New Moon MARY VOGEL F B L A Jr Choir Mask and Wig Slip Collector EMANUELE VITALE Football Swum mlng Track W Winner GLADYS WALLSCHLAEGER Band F B L A German Club MAUREEN WALLACE Clothes Deslgn Club Com merclal Workshop Handxcratt Club Jr Choir RHODA VREDENBURG F B L A F H A German Club Gym Leader YTeens , . . . , . , . . . , . . , I ' ' 'I I I I ' . 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