Waupaca High School - Crystal Yearbook (Waupaca, WI)

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? 9 ZX 900' e qv ene-' LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Marie Olson, Queen Mary, Jean William- son, STANDlNGg Sally Stra tton, Miriam Peterson. Queen Mary Wanty and her court Sally Stratton, M1r1am Peterson Marie Clson, and Jean Wllllamson relgned over the Homecommg Fes tivities when the Waupaca Comets defeated the W1ttenberg Maroons here on October 1, 1954 Chosen from all the floats wh1ch were entered 1n the rnornmg parade, the Junior float rece1ved f1rst place, the F F A second the G. A, A. , third. Thls busy daywas brought to an end by a dance wh1ch was sponsored by the Semor Class vwoa' OIVS '

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- I' mr- ' O X P? ' mm Q fs. 1 rf' 7 my tk ,V .9I'lfI'6lI'I'llll'Cl 5 Basketball and volleyball were the two intramural sports played during the year. In basketball the teams were named after colleges in the Big Ten. Purdue came in first place, and Dave Cate was high-point man for the season. The volleyball teams were named after major league ball clubs, and they played after school in the gyfn. 3rd, ROW: J. Tarr, G. Peterson, D. Cate, G. Fredrick- son, R, Frailing, W, Dennis, R. Dickinson, J. Davies, G. Web- ster, M. Olson, W. Neubauer, B, Baker, T. Pinkerton, J. Marciniack. 2nd, ROW: MI. Haber- korn, F. Patterson, W. Curtis, R. Waush, A, Ryan, M, Parker, G. Edwards, G, Han- son, R. Larson, R. Miller, G. Meyers, R, Danielson, G, Feathers, D. Still- man, D. Jones, K, Glover. lst. ROW: R. Behm, R. Baker, P, Johnson, T. Girard, G. Grant, R. Winkler, L. Abra- ham, D. Danielson, R. Nelson, P, Hanson D, Bucknell, G, Eck- Iund, W, McFadden, D, Parker, J. Smith, W. Wanty. There were eight rinks participating when the Waupaca High School Curling Club entered its fifth season. With Mr. Danielson as coach, the club sent rinks to bonspiels at Wausau, Madison and Appleton, winning over rinks from Appleton, Wausau, Poynette, and Lodi. The first, second, and third events of the intra-clul: bonspiel were won by the Pinkerton, Waid, and Waush rinks respectively. The 1955 club was affiliated with the W. I. A. A. , and, was more active than any curling club in the school' s history. Mfdflg 3rd, ROW: M. Olson, G. 5 Meyers, I. Davies, C. Johnson, P, Trinrud, W, Dennis, R. Larson, I. Marciniak. 2nd. ROW: Mr. Danielson, P, Fall- gatter, R. Nelson, W. Curtis, D. Penny, G. Ecklund, D. Bucknell. lst, ROW: F, Patterson, P. Johnson, D. Daniel- son, D. Behm, G. Ed- wards, D, Cate,

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Ax 5 I lilly 225 0 ag fi ? 3 ,Q 1 X ' J 'P AA M 1, 1 Q 1 2 1954 l 4' 1' 1 X 1 1 QW! - 0 A5 f cg X x f 1955 I x -Y V 1 South Pacific was the theme of the 1955 Junior Prom. April 15, King Bill Wanty and Oueen Andrea Handrich with their courtg Jean Williamson, Bob Larkee, Jacque DeQuincy, and Jim Olson led the dance to music of Jimmy James Orchestra. Decorations were in the South Pacific mood. .Lid IQQALJJ ZF. ' i wg. King Mike Ryan and Queen Sally Stratton with their court Tom Girard Dorothy Chandler Betty Belt and Jerry Johnson reigned over the 1954 Prom. The theme, Somewhere Over The Rainbow, was carried out very authentically. Music was furnished by the Jimmy James Orchestra. 1