Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

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The Waubun '47 Volume 41 We the members of the Wau- bun Staff do gratefully dedicate this annual to the fine music tradition of Waupun High School which has come down through the years to us. herewe een S me han cs M de Vande Zande. Harriet Kujath, Howard E. Piefferkorn, Erwin Secretary Superintendent Principal -'wg K Greene. Mrs. George W. Riedemarl. Mrs. Wm. H. Board of Education Board of Education Moldenhauer, Paul W. Blow. H. M. Amthor, Dr. W. S. President Clerk Treasurer Board oi Education Board ot Education Board of Education AINSWORTH. LYDA All Right Northland College, B.A. English, Publications, Year Book. BARKLEY, MELVIN The Bell Has Hung, That Means Quiet Eau Claire State Teachers College, B.E., Summer School 1945. Phy. Ed.. Coach, Basket- ball. Football. BREDAHL. LUCILE Count Ol! By 4's La Crosse State Teachers College, B.S. Phy. Ed.. G.A.A.. l.A.A. CLEVELAND, EDNA People, We Shouldn't Be Noisy Whitewater State Teachers College, B.E. Commercial, Hot L u n c h Program. TT' DRAHEIM, HERMINA l'm Surprised At You Oshkosh State Teachers College. English, Scouts. ERICKSON, MARGARET l'm lust A 'Little' Norwegian Whitewater State Teachers College, B.S. General Business, Typing, Glee Club Accompanist. GADBAW. COLEMAN I. Let's Get Going Now Oshkosh State Teachers College, B.E., Lawrence College, M.A., University ol Wisconsin. History, Student Council. Tennis. GRENZOW, W. H. GULLIKSON. KATHRYN HOLMES, RICHARD HORN, HELENIANE Well Now, Let's See And So Forth You Betcha Okay, Let's Settle Down' Whitewater State Teachers Central State Teachers Col- Oshkosh St ate Teachers University oi Wisconsin. C o l l e g e . University of lege. B.S. College. B.E. Music, Vocal. Wisconsin, Ph.B. Home Economics, Costuru- Science, Athletic Bus. Mgr. Social Science, S t u d e n t Guidance Work. ing. K is That Doesn't Mean Five IOHNSON. ROBERT I. KANZELBERGER. GEORGE LUCK, INA Ahhhh You've Got A Book University of Wisconsin, Overdue Minutes After Wisconsin School ot Music, B.S. Platteville State Teachers English, German, All College, B.E., Schrader In- School Play Coach. stitute, Dubuque, la. Music. Instrumental. Lawrence College, B.A.. University of Wisconsin. University ot Indiana, Uni- versity ol Illinois. Library. All Well and Good Platteville State Teachers College. B.E.. University of Wisconsin. Mathematics, Tri-Hi-Y. TURNER, HOWARD Anyone Else Want to Go to the Library River Falls State Teachers College. B.E.. State Col- lege, So. Dak. Agriculture. NORENBERG, MARY SCI-IENKE, OTTO SMITH, HARRY My Point of View Is Golf. WASSER, LLOYD That's Cold Turkey Oshkosh State Teachers College, B.S. Physics, Forensics. Oshkosh S t a t e Teachers College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Rifle Club. NILES, MARGARET Pick Up the Papers Central State Teachers Col- lege, B.E., Oshkosh State Teachers College. Mathematics. Quiet Please North Central College. Na- perville. Illinois, B.S. S o c i al Science. Assistant Coach, Baseball Coach. WRIGHT, PAUL It's a Ioke Son Oshkosh State Teachers College. Social Study, Senior Class Play, Speech, Assistant Football Coach, Forensics. 9 ZIELKE, VIOLET Right Oshkosh State Teachers College, B.S. English, Latin, Debate. n 8 0 c I . ,ip 4 4 9 - ,f x,f4JT if I xy , W 1 W H 2' ' Pm r ' V ! H 4 lifi fg' 0 ,za me :em gr c gill Q l IT: G 'gud BAKER, LYNDALL Sweet 6? Lovely Girl Scouts 1: I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Wau- bunette Staff 4: Homecoming Queen 4. BATSON. BETTYE Marine Hymn Entered from Ripon: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Wauhunette Statt 4. BLOW, PATTY CPatl It'S A Sin To Tell A Lie Twirling 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: I.A.A. 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 2: Forensics 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 3. 4: School Play 3: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staii 4: Band 4: Orchestra 4. BRESSER, DELORES CTootiel Somebody Loves Me Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 4. ', ADWAY, 1oYcE XLNA- , 1 0 tter Today 9,59 gg e Club 4. - I Lots -to on 1 or.: no Xou g og Too O1d J-f Q, V , :X bt ,N N V o f Q, 3,-4 ,oo 15EK1.o'zf?s.f4f6he211o,-aft., sF4'1.A.A. 1: cm Sggsll, if . 4: Committee 3: Pep Band ov IL Yu argiim ' 33,21 1-:arf 1 v f Jorma A .W-f' 95,2992 BURMEISTER, LOUISE Foggogi CLoul 3'4'1fgg3gS1- 3' rm In The Mood For Love J' Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: I.A.AbTP' Girl L Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: ed?- F Chorus 3: Annual Stat! 4: Dance Orchestra 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. - ,Q- BUTEYN, BEVERLY iBevl You'1I Never Know Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Girl Scouts 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: An- nual Statf 4. CARNEY, ORMA Coax Me A Little Bit Glee Club 1: I.A.A. 1: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Prom Commit- tee 3: Homecoming Ploat Committee. CHRISTOPHERSON, RODGER fRodgel You Came Along Football 4: Homecoming King 4. CHAIN, RALPH fDeweyl Boy Meets Horn Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2: Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 4: Syrnphonette. COOK. CURTIS fCookiel A Little On The Lonely Side Rifle Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: W Club 4. DUER, ERNIE tDocl Rosemary Football 2, 3, 4: Vice President 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: W Club 3, 4: Rifle Club 4 DeVRIES, THERESA lTessl Either lt's Love Or It Isn't Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Mixed Chorus 3. ELGERSMA, GLADYCE fBlondiel I Can't Always Make Believe GIEBINK, CALVIN lKel1yJ l'm lust A Lucky So-And-So Class President l: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Club 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. GLEWEN, KENNETH lKennyl They Say It's Wonderful Band 1, 2: F.I-'.A. 1, 2: Baseball 3. 4. GOGERT, IEROME I Got Plenty O' Nuthin Rifle Club 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Glee Club 4: Band 4: Prom Committee 3: Football 4. GOODLAXSON, DAVID fDavel l'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Annual Staff 4. GRUHN, GERALD tGerryl I Got Worries Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. GRUSNICK, LAVERNE lLeftyl Oh, But I Do! Glee Club 1, 2: I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Girl Scouts 3: GYSBERS, ROBERT lBobl Harriet Class President 2: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. GYSBERS, SHIRLEY CSquirr1eyJ I'd Be Lost Without Lou Band l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Mixed Chorus 3: School Play Committee 3: Waubunette Stat! 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Homecoming Court 4: Symphonette 4: HALL, BEVERLY lBevl Hey-Bob-A-Re-Bob Glee Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Girl Scouts 3. ' Annual Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. l HARNEY, KEITH I Got The Sun In The Morning And The Moon At Night Basketball 1: Football 1, 3: F.F.A. 1: Class Treasurer 1: Boy Scouts 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. HOLTERMAN, KATHLYN tKathiel It's Love, Love, Love Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Forensics 4. KASCHUBE, ELMER CCupiel E.'Imer's Tune Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: W Club 4. KASTEIN, GLENN CCleml But Not For Me F.A.A. 1. 2: Basketball 3: Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. KINKEL, ARLYN He's In The Army, Now Hi-Y 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Army 4 KOLTERMAN, FLORA I'11 Get By Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. KREBSBACH. WILLIAM fBi1ll Doin' What Comes Natur'Iy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Prom Committee 3: Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. LANDAAL, MARY LOU The Man I Love f?I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: I.A.A. 1: Band 1. 2, 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. Z. 3: Pep Band 2, 4: Prom Committee 3 Homecom- ing Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 3. LUCK, ED CEdl There, I've Said It Again Football 1, 3, 4: W Club 3, 4: Vice President Z. LUCK, HOSE Cliosiel Coffee Time Girl Scouts 1, Z, 3. 4: I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Committee 3, 4: Annual Stafi 4. MEYER, RICHARD CDickiel It Must Be Love School Plav Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: MONROE, IASON Gotta Get Me Somebody To Love Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1: Basketball 3, 4. Annual Staff 4 . I - OIMOEN, IOANN U09 Happiness Is A Thing Called Io Entered from Mt. Horeb 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. OLSON, RICHARD lDickl She Was Iust A Farmer's Daughter PETERS, ARDELL CPetel Patience And Fortitude Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4: I.A.A. 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 4. PLIUM, LOUIS fBig Loul Out Of This World . Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Club Z, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Class President 3. PUTNAM, LOIS tPutl Matinee At Medford Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: 1.1-LA. 1: G.A.A. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. RENS, DONNA MAE Good, Good, Good Annual Stall 4. RICHARDSON, MARTIN CMartyl My Gal Sal Band 1: Football 1, 3. 4: F.F.A. 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee Club 4: Waubunette Statt 4: Annual 4. SCHULTZ, BEVERLY 3: W HOPE Girl Scouts 1. 2, 3 al Staff 4. SC Down , L Glee K SQ it Band 1, 2, 4: Pep Band 1, ,ittee 3: Forensics 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, nt 3 President 4 Annual staff 4. ' SMITH, DONALD tDonJ Moo've It Over F.l .A, I, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 3: Hi-Y 4. SPANSKE. ARVILLA Twelve O'clock And All Is Well l.A.A. 1. 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Homan L. Edmunds, R. Archer, G. Christopherson, O. Schenke, coach: D. Redman, G. Giebink, R. Towne, C. Nummerdor, C. Cobb. 1,3 .,.,,x -1 , yr , .,,., 4.11 ,f-I .t,j. K f n ABSENT This is supposed to be a second Iunior Hi football squad. What happened we do not know, but we find no negative, no snapshot, and hence we have no picture here. Evidently they are ABSENTI 1 IUNIOR HIGH FORENSICS Lei! to Right: M. Hillery, N. Feriks, B. Duerson, I. Blair, F. Rikkers, M, Norstrant. C. Mertens. L. Potter. Mr. Smith Mrs. Niles Left to right: M. Norstrand. N. Paffenroth, I. Zeratsky, Mrs. Draheim Mr, Grenzow B. Beyers, E. Meagher. L . 105 ' 1 Z' 4 X Xffzff' -, .4 iii? S f 9 3 XD, ix .. - 331' IEEE!! , mam mf2:4 , v fy W Li aw. 9'5- U 2 az o.. 5-.LE .58 -cz gig. . rn Q, ... .-15, 'fi 'E To .120 gf C5 .55 fU'7 Z2 E. gn. EP Sus if ,sa 0.2 :Li CDD. ..0 .i ' ut: ui E 'IE . ow -az UE 24 E. Mfg' ghd ., O . Ng Eg .7 ww .2 E E233 as Q as 95 'E-.i 233 '40 . 'r . EU vw .. as ghd- -'S b-28' 55 cn. fu.: E. 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The Cit an 5 .E CD -Q I3 v-4 U 'U C2 ru school 91' aft .ac as CU 3 FU on U :Fi 3 2 cv cv E Q-4 I3 o Y-l U' 1uv E 5. E O U O -1: U1 58 EL' eff' 'BE ge.: ..'o om 'EZ ga: fi cv F-E 'U-.E Sw no-go Q5-4 CDB SE TSE gm m'U cs: CDIU 'Uh QCD 8 'o Pu: om 45. Un Q33 'ESI :so 'UU Em Hfd QE Off U.c: '50 '95 'cow 24' 52 mfo 935 :Lo N 'E Sf E E 011 Miss Ericks adison. the state festival at M in SA. aS usic ifestival in Cl IT1 d the spring Ie te Miss Hom 4 , Q .gw ,X .,,, E fi Q 1 r , ,Y , ,- Q, MQ . 'V' 1 P , K W ,..,., , F I A K Q in , . ' 5 5 W E6 QYCQFTN? 5 M ig G I0 20 Q 5 hi f 1 3 F GD M 3 f V217 gi . if T9 Q Zo F f.54Lf:.....j LHLJEB. 'A' F 30 .K -YO 'Q W W J' A TEAM Row l: R. Christopherson, L. Witkowski, W. Wood. C. Giebink. B. Vande Zande, E. Frei, W. Krebsbach, A. Yaroch, E. Kaschube, W. Wilderman, G. Ganz, R. Landaal, Ass't Coach Smith. How 2: Ass't Coach P. Wright. W. Wegner, I. Giebink, L. Tetzlatf, M. Richardson, M. Kloosterboer. L. Spaulding L. Plium, C. Cook, E. Duer, I. Vanderbush, E. Luck. A Squad Football Team Assistant football coach Harry Smith earned the title of slave driver even before school opened this year. The team began practicing two weeks before the formal open- ing of school and Captain Harry, too re- cently of the marines, put us through a rig- orous program of calisthenics. Boy, how we did ache! This conditioning paid dividends. however, in cutting down on injuries, and in building up our endurance. A glance at the score sheet tells us that it paid dividends, there, too. FOOTBALL 1946-47 Non-conference. North Fond du Lac . .. West Bend ........ Hartford . . . Horicon . Berlin ..... Columbus .. Beaver Dam ..........,.... Won - 5 Lost - l Tied - 1 They We 0 45 0 7 0 O O 20 0 46 6 19 9 0 .,-.ir J R. VarxdeZande. co-captain M. Barkley, coach C. Giebink, co-captain Row 1 C Harrington, H. Duer, L. Rush, W. Bresser, W. Wilderman, R. Kastein. E. Cramer, W. Paskey, R A Vande Zande G Rhode. W. Wood. Row 2: Ass't Coach P. Wright. L, Witkowski, R. Christopherson, W. Weqner I Giebmk M Richardson, M. Stollel, M. Kloosterboer, I. Vanderbush, E. Frei, Coach Smith. B Squad Football Team For the honor of the school the B squad reported night after night, took the calisthenics, Ctor- ture, they called itl. and the pound- ing necessary to make the A team of A calibre. They did have some opportunity to play teams of their own class: consequently, they had some glory to offset the grind. They enjoyed their year. Coach Smith and Coach Wright really gave them a workout. Now they are looking ahead to next fall when perhaps some of them will rate berths on the A squad. Yes, For the Honor of the School, For Dear Old Waupun High, night after night the B squad reported, took the punish- ment, rubbed their aching backs, grinned and went back for more of the same. 0 . how qk QM' M' X . cpwo xxx ' ,QF Ml' How 1 D Hash, B. Vande Zande, W. Wegner, W. Krebsbach, C. Giebink. Row 2: R. Landaal W Giebmk L Spaulding L Plium Gerald Ganz, Coach Melvin I. Barkley, A Squad Basketball Team Shoot! Shoot! Oh tor cram sake: are they blind? Iirn was wide open! Why didn't they play to him? Such cussing and discuss- ing was dished out to the basket- ball squad all year long by the vol- unteer sideline coaches, but the behind-the-scenes scrimmage di- rected by coaches Barkley and Smith was what really paid otf. Of the many who first reported for practice the coaches, by careful screening, finally selected these ten to make up the A squad for this year. Two preliminary nonconference games gave the squad practice and showed them where they needed polish in order to be ready for the first game of the conference sea- son. On the whole the season was good. Waupun tied for second place in the Little Ten, won the Regional championship, and col- lected consolation honors in the Sectional tournament. 'Non-conference Won - ll Lost - North Fond du Lac 'Menasha ........ Columbus . . Berlin ...... Beaver Dam . . . Mayville . . . Hartford ...... Oconomowoc . . . Ripon ....... 2 . Beaver Dam ..... North Fond du Lac Horicon ......... West Bend ...... Tournament at Beaver Dam Hartford Beaver Dam ...... Sheboygan Falls . V- 'fm D tEfl ' I if l 67 35 B Team Basketball Row 1: I. Nickel, W. Bresser, D. Paskey. H. Duer. I. Nickel. D. Spaulding. Row 2: E. Frei, M. Paitenroth, M. Klooster boer M. Stotfel, D. Hull, R. Redeker, Coach H. Smith. B Squad Basketball Team The B squad, Coach Smith's boys, reported for practice every evening of the season, serving as opponents for the A squad. There were times when the A squad had to look to its laurels, too! How we did love to make those fellows sweat! 1 BJAEQF V . X . 'll ' 53, Preliminary games between B squads provide their share oi excite- ment, and the Waupun B squad was right on hand when scoring was being done. There is material in this group which will provide the A squad for the next basketball season. Q. Us: K' t 7 . 1 - -. 5 .1-.. ' ' 2' ,f ff' I -R Z , Y .- ef 2 pimq G.A.A. How 1: M. Dykstra, A. Pautsch, L. Loomans, Y. Nyhuis, D. Fanshaw, C. Kutzke, D. Irish, M. Meagher, S. Van Heriden. M. Teeslink, B. Iohnson, R. Burmeister, L. Galler, P. Davies, D. Pahl. C. Pinnow, L. Baker. Row 2: L. Buchholz, I. Potter, M. Redman, S. Ullerich, M. Hooker, I. Vande Kolk, S. Harmsen, B. Iohnson, M. Michaels. S. Karmann, M. Swisher, A. Peters, C. Luck, L. Nummerdor, M. Grusnick, B. Buchholz, I. La Buwi, I. Lewis. S. Loomans. S. Gysbers. G.A.A. We, the girls of the G.A.A., are the muscle- girls of the Waupun High. KH we aren't it's no fault of Mr. Barkley's. He's certainly doing his bit for us!I During the course of the year we have en- gaged in many indoor and outdoor sports including basketball, baseball, bowling, soc- cer, tennis, and even football! Our adviser for most of the year was Mrs. Bredahl. When, because of illness, she had to resign, we all missed her greatly. Much of the success of our organization was due to her interest and guidance. J.A.A. We're the junior Strong-arm gals. While our organization is separate and complete in itself, we do engage in very much the same activities as our senior sisters. In the homecoming parade we entered our float as a separate organization. At tournament time we took care of the coat check concession. Mrs. Bredahl was also our adviser. We certainly missed her help and advice. I.A.A. Row I: N. Klaus, M. Nyhuis, P. McArdle, A. Nummerdor, B. Brooks, M. Norstrant, R. Getchel, L. Farr, I, Tenley, L. Potter, I. Zietlow, W. Rikkers, M. Schouten, E. Farr. Row 2: V. Schouten, M. Hart, M. Harper, S. Michaels. M. Zuehls, L. Corey, N. Storkes. I. Swisher, B. Hanson, A. Vande Zande, B. Franklin, E. Pinnow, N. Hooker, S. Powers, N. Palfenroth, B. Siddal, N. Rasmussen. Row 3: C. Erickson, L. Freriks, C. Kregor, E. Buteyn, N. Freriks, H. Albrecht, T. Plium, M. Nordrum, H. Westra, H. Herbener, G. Leipzig, C. Amthor, B. Engler, C. Keough. M. Guenther, I. Andrews, H. Veneendaal, K. Grie- pentrog, A. Prosh, L. Buteyn. I. Numinerdor, N. McArd1e. RIFLE CLUB How 1: W. Paskey, C. Liner. I. Gogert, B. Porter, W. Lord. C. Mertons. Row 2: C. Luck, D. Irish. I. Potter, R. Burmeister, E. Peachey, G Olson, A. Smith. M. Norstrant. I. Tenley. D. Keach. How 3: H. Westra. A. Pautsch. I. Lewis I. Glewen, M. Casper. L. Galler, I. Andrews. D. Belau. L. Freriks, M. Hooker, M. Meagher, W. Wilderman. How 4' D. Goodlaxson, I. Andrews, T. Hebenstreit, R. Frosch, G. Gruhn, D. Schroeder, D. Streege, B. Belau. C. Harrington E. Stelsel. G. Sharbuno. Row 5: Mr. Schenke. Rifle Club Atten-t-shun! Ready! Aim! Fire! Cr-r-rack! No this is not a rifle range in a military encampment. It is simply our marks- men, sharpshooters, and hopefuls engaging in a sport which gives them a good deal of pleasure. The membership in the club con- sists of both boys and girls. When the organ plays Here Comes the Bride for those girls, the groom had better be there! Tennis When is a racket not a racket? When it's a racquet, of course! These fellows have been singing, I Get The Blues When It Rains, all spring, because it has been rain- ing for snowingll practically every time they have planned a practice. Many of their matches have been called because of inclement weather, too, but they still think it's a great racket! TENNIS Row 1: E. Manley. R. Peters. H. Kastein. N. Edwards. Row 2: G. Ientz, H. Wright, D. Streege, W. Giebink, W. Wagner, B. Porter. W. Wilderman. LL L L Q Q . + 4 lx BASEBALL Row 1: Mr. Schenke, I. Gogert, L. Withkowski. A. Yaroch. L. Bruins, D. Hash, I. Nickels, R. Warber. Row 2: E. Herman, W. Paske, R. McCulloch, G. Ganz, G. Iohnson, M6 Sloiiel, N. Lenz. Row 3: R. A. VandeZande, L. Spaulding, C. Harrington, L. Pluim, N. Winkler. F. F. of A. Basketball The Future Farmers of America's sports activities usually are limited to playing other F.F.A. chapters. The members who want to play basketball practice at noon under the guidance of Mr. Turner. The basketball teams have had quite a successful season this year. Each spring the group organizes a soft-ball team. This team also plays against other F.F.A. chapters. Iust ask the boys sometime and they will say, We sure have fun! Baseball A season of which we are justly proud is the 1945-46 baseball season. Unbecrten throughout almost the entire season, we romped through game after game, leaving our opponents groggy and Bewildered . CSince baseball is a late spring sport we publish the picture of the preceding season rather than the current one.I F.F.A.-BASKETBALL How l: O. Peachy, G.lGruhn, I. Vanderbush, I. Williamson, Mgr.: W. Wood, A. Yaroch, D. Smith. How 2-Mr. l Turner, Coach: W. Vande Streek, H. Van Hierden. H. Witte. L. Witkowski. D. Miller, D. McDowell, D. Perry. Row 3: H. Wessels, E. Kastein, I. Schlieve, E. Stelsel, E. Perry R. Gruhn, I. Neubauer, H. Voelker. cf X 1 ff ' f n , . S x Q f .5 x'A 1' 'ip 1 1 222 X Y Rx X XX 227 ff! 501 ' ,f f-3 -7 H 12- . 1 W :L r 'n A 'S xg --I ,AQ wx JI, 1 'SQ X XX X 9 Xxx ,N X -rio. ,Qy X xx lc-L CL , X jg' XX x Ar On, XX A' 1, 7 Y XX x ini' 3 a X X is 3 X x is r X X Q xx if-'L r x X ' Z X -f Q L+? X ind, me ' XX f 2 YINLS vnu? 9-u u ' A rXNv 4 G fig' f -G f ,,. M I C I 4 , ' ,f 0 'Wa 5 ' ' 4 7 ' S! X pf I ! , , , . I ' X . X X Z P1 f , 1 if 5 f Y X K X ' f y f Xxx y X x X W-CLUB Row 1: L. Witkowski, R. Christopherson, W. Wegner, I. Voight, E. Cramer, E. Kaschube, A, Yaroch, R. Vande Zande Row 2: W. Wood, D. Hash, G. Ganz, G, Ientz, I. Vander Bush, E. Duer. W. Giebinlr, M. Richardson, L, Tetzlatt H. Wright, R. McCulloch, W. Krebsbach, C. Giebinlr. Row 3: R. Vande Zande, E. Luck, I. Giebink, C. Cook, M Kloosterboer, L. Spaulding, M. Simonson, L. Pluim, R. Kastein, E. Manley, R. Landaal, B. Porter, R. Peters. W Club Wonder What We Would Want With W's? WoW! When all the fellows of the W Club start parading, wearing their letters we're quite overwhelmed. All we can think of to sing is You Great Big Wonderful Man tin the p1ural.l The membership in the Club con- sists of all men who have at any time earned a letter for participation in any sport. Student Council Among the newer organizations in our school is the Student Council, presided over by president, Bill Wegner, and advised by Mr. Gadbow. Membership on the council is elective, each homeroom sending a repre- sentative. Whenever a group in school has that Where Do We Go From Here? feeling, they may turn to the Student Council for suggestions. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: M. P. Swisher, G. Ientz, B. Wegner, I. Wargula, Row 1: W. Neeman, W. Bresser, K. Folzman, H. Westra. How 2: M. Simonson, D. Luck, I. Giebink, Mr. Gadbaw. Hmm? A We 3 Q? N if Y 'ix me M21 vw wg if il' Q f fy ig ul A8211 Q gy 'fx ., 11 ny 5, y V 3 Q Q' 2-wg A in V E 'gl' A 5' if gi I v4 ag: Eg 3 22 3 Og 5 ' sg YV Y Q3 5 Q ' W ' 1 n ll I' ' X F.F.A. Row 1: Iames Vanderbush. Reporter: Arthur Yaroch, Secretary: William Krebsbach, President: Mr. Turner, Adviser: Wilhelm Wood. Vice President: Donald Smith, Treasurer. Row 2: Duane Perry, Elwin Towne, Alvin Vanden Hoek. Eugene Kastein. Harlan Gerretsen, David Goodlaxson, Iames Henning, Harvey Wittee, Harold Wessels, Henry Van Hierden. Wilbur Vande Streek. Row 3: David McDowell, Iarnes Neubauer, Oliver Peachy, Wesley Navis. Iohn Wil- liamson, Gerald Gruhn. Daryl Miller, Eugene Perry. Drew Pattee. Elton Stelsel, Iudson Schlieve, Richard Gruhn, Law- rence Witkowski, Theodore Machmueller, Iames Nickel. Iohn Buwalda Member not on picture-Raymond Voelker. F. F. of A. The Future Farmers of America is an or- ganization made up of boys who are taking vocational agriculture. p This group has regular monthly meetings. l The first meeting of the year is given over to the regular election of officers, and at the second one the new members of the club are initiated. The F.F.A. is active in sports and various educational activities. Each year the mem- bers go on a camping trip. a lEd. Note: Some of the pictures on this page ,tial igrlsy are camping trip pictures.l 5 Q ,K ' at f , to ' j 5 :Fi ' Q Q s 'F :T ,t Y V: Q mr Q A EF- n a ' N ' QQGEFQ 31 ' 'tv' G' -f 5 w, . . G4 ,eitgi 'G'ff'9Q?5'f-3 Gy 'Q Q 11 i f 33 I ,,, ,,2,. , . x . 'vlgn 3j?iE!?i'i ,g S 2 3? iv a 1 I . Q ri 2 'I - ... , ,I ,. .. Q sk h kr- X4' Q I ug J. V' ff r an hw N9 ' A V X .ff sw 'S' 1 9 M 3 ii M ii ! ll Bl A Q u n ASA: . ' nge BOY SCOUTS Row 1: L. Holmes, I. Blair, C. Sheehan, I. Vande Streek, W. Mclver, E. Hackbarth, I. Redeker, C. Paskey, H. Teeselink, T. Burke. M. Mickelson, B. Porter, D. Ohm, R. Iahnke, R. Heschke. Row 2: H. Wessels, H. Gerretson, K. Beahm, N. Knob- lock. D Brooks, L. Edmunds, M. Hillery, D. Kohl, D. Sutton, T. Samens. S. Utrie, P. Hull, D. Booher, P. Barkley, I. Brown, I. Stoftel. How 3: W. Neeman, G. Christopherson, N. Winkler, D. Paskey, E. Manley, B. Redeker, B. Porter, N. Gysbers. I. Giebink, D. Redman, I. Schultz, I. Vanderbush, P. Grams, M. Paifenroth. E. Schweitzer, C. Harrington, H. Krloblock, N. Ohm, R. Gossteld, A. Homan, B. Paskey. Boy Scouts Bugle Ca11s might well be a song title to fit the Boy Scout organization. Regular, for at least fairly regularl meetings are held and scout activities are enjoyed by the fel- lows who belong to these organizations. Last fall a new troop of high school boys was organized and has been very active. Leaders of the various troops are business and professional men from town. Seated: B. Iohnson, D. Bresser, T. DeVries, D. Rens, F. Kolterrnan. Standing: left to right: L. Buchholz, B. Buch- holz, A. McDowell, C. Zick. Library Club We may sing Shoo, Fly, Don't Bother Me! until we're blue, but those library girls re- lentlessly pursue books and bookfines. Mrs. Luck has trained them well! Waubunette Today is Monday and your Waubunette asignments are due at noon. Don't fail the deadline! Every two weeks our school paper comes out,-on time! Seated, left to right: L. Tetzlalt, I. Voight, S. Gysbers M. Richardson, W. Wegner. Standing, left to right L. Baker, S. Ullerich, V. Eberts. I. Plelferkorn, G. Shar buno, M. Swisher, P. Davies. fi in-.., ANNUAL STAFF How I: H. Wright, M. L. Landaal, L. Burmeister, K. Harney, D. Goodlaxon. How 2: L. Baker, R. Luck, S. Gysbers, D. M. Hens, B. Buteyn, F. Kolterman, L. Buchholz, B. Schultz. Row 3: I. Voight, M. Simonson, G. Kastein, M. Richardson. I'VE BEEN WURKING UN THE. VHUBUNA' CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Terry Blair, D. Irish, H. Ger- N ritson, S. Ullerich, I. Fehr, M. Meagher. Mr. Bennett How l I Pieiterkorn. M. Meagher, C. Luck, M. Hooker, M Swisher. C. Liner. Row 2: H. Wright, C. Mertons, Miss Zrelke. I. Andrews. H. Westra. Forensics Without A Song the speakers in all iielcls of forensics have succeeded in talking themselves into very creditable positions. Row 1: M. Norstrant, K. Iohnson.. B. Batson. Row 2: M. Hooker, M. wis er, . es ra, . m r I. Tenley, I. Plefierkorn, C Erdman S h H W t C A tho K Holterman. E. Bruins. L. Monroe. Row 3: G. Ientz, E. Cramer, R Keough M. Simonsin, H. Wright, C. Liner, L. Buchholz. All School Play This picture oi eighteenth century characters is part oi the cast oi the all-school play, Pride and Prejudice. We are not partial to men. but something seems to have happened to the pic- tures oi the lady charact- ers in the play. Our sincere apologies. You were so pretty, too, with your quaint 18th century cos- tumes, and your sweet de- mure manners. The ladies whom we've slighted are Audrey Iohnson, Mary Wilsie. Ianice Wargula, Donna Fanshaw, M a r y Meagher, lean Plelierkorn, Mary Pat Swisher, Mary Lib Hooker. Ioyce Fehr, and Charlotte Erdman. Standing, leit to right: E. Cramer, K. Folzman, W. Wegner, C. Liner, R. Keough. G. Ientz. Seated, left to right: E. Schweitzer, Mr. Kanzelberger, coach. Debate Our debaters tied for second in little ten, and we sent three of our speak- ers to the state, two of whom won B ratings, while the other rated A. CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR PRIDE AND PREIUDICE Eugene Schweitzer Mrs. Bennett Ianice Wargula Elizabeth Audrey Iohnson Lydia Mary Meagher Catherine Ioyce Fehr Mary Mary Lib Hooker Mr. Collins Gaylord Ientz Charlotte Lucas Mary Wilsie Lady Lucas Iean Ptetterkorn Butler Keith I-'olzman Mr. Wickham Charles Liner Mr. Bingley Eugene Cramer Miss Bingley Charlotte Erdman Lady Catherine Mary Pat Swisher Mr. Darcy William Wegner Robert Keough HONECOIUING 'Omen J f 3.ffra.:,r:ser, f151osEa2.J,PU2fv:1gon Lgilslfey- S,G45Ers' ulgglf Ei QUE E N OF '41 ana h was 1- as H6 as I I ffl' 64 'Pr 21 J 15,1 f6YW9'and Queen '46-23 e - 1 .. nf? pci'f'll 5 4 Cvownmg Class Will I. Lyndall Baker, will my silentness to Lorraine Loomans. I, Bettye Batson, will my appearances at Saturday dances to lean Pfefferkorn. I. Patricia Blow, will my rendition of Caledonia to anyone who can stand to listen to it. I, Delores Bresser, will my beloved nickname '1'ootie to Lois Luther. I, Ioyce Broadway, will my knack for telling jokes to Karen Klopt. I, Lois Buchholz, will my interest in Beaver Dam to lean Potter. I, Louise Burmeister, will the Ripon lads to Marlene Dykstra. I, Beverly Buteyn, will my tall stature and leader- ship ability to Marilyn Schouten. I, Orma Carney, will my barber ability to Louise Galler. I. Rodger Christopherson, will my manly physique to Noel Edwards. I, Curtis Cook, will my escapades at hitch hiking to Eugene Schweitzer. I, Dewey Crain, will my chair in the band to Betty Siddall. May she make good with it. I, Theresa DeVries, will my long brunette locks to Nancy Freriks. I. Ernie Duer, will my ability to change llat tires to my brother. l. Gladyce Elgersma, will my part-time job at the dime store to Beth Beyers. I, Calvin Giebink, will my eyes to anyone who wants them the's leaving to buy a seeing eye-dog.J I, Kenneth Glewen, will my dry sense ot humor to Bob Keough. I. Ierome Gogert, will my reckless driving to Don Grams. I. David Goodlaxson. will my engaging smile to Donna Irish. I, Gerald Gruhn, leave Geraldine Olson to any- one who would care to take over. I, Laverne Grusnick, will my red hair to Phyllis Wedde. I. Robert Gysbers. will my crew cuts to Gordon Sharbuno. I, Shirley Gyshers, will all my baby-sitting parties to Sally Ullerich-Hope she has as much fun as -I did. I. Beverly Hall, leave my ability to roller skate to Pat Davies. I, Keith Harney, will my dramatic ability to Ianice Wargula. I, Kathlyn Holterman. will my timid manner to Mary Meagher. I, Elmer Kaschube, will my quietness to Orville Schultz. I, Glen Kastein. will my delicate feet to Lionel Holmes. We. Arlyn Kinkel and Earl Hermann, will our posi- tions in the army to the seniors who are about to follow in our footsteps. I. Flora Kolterman, will my color combinations to Phyllis Iohnson. I, Bill Krebsbach, will my deceiving power to Mary Pat Swisher. I. Mary Lou Landaal. will my long blond tresses and nickname S1im to Lurene Monroe. I, Ed Luck, leave high school leaving the freshman women sobbing. I, Rose Luck, will the Luck Residence to my brother Albert, and may he make as much use'oi it as I did. I, Dick Meyer. leave Waupun High School and Phyllis Allen. I, Jason Monroe, will my acting ability to both of my sisters. I. IoAnn Oimoen, leave Waupun High School for Madison. I, Ardell Peters, leave my gymnastic ability to Ioan Brusberg. l. Louis Pluim. will my ability on the athletic field and on the gym Iloor to Iackie Nickels. I, Lois Putnam, will my holloway sucker to Bill Wegner. I, Donna Mae Rens, will my primness to Magdalene Redman. I, Martin Richardson, will my ability to save money to Bob Brown. I, Beverly Schultz, will Dick Olson to the Iunior Class. I, Lorna Schweitzer, leave to help Milford with the milk route. I, Merle Simonson, will my well known chuckle to any one who can master it. I, Donald Smith, leave my speaking ability to Chuck Liner. I, Arvilla Spanske, will my stature to Marlene Nyhuis. I, Lawrence Spaulding, will my freckles to Norman Gysbers. We think he needs them. I. Red Tetzlafi, will my clever remarks to David Kohl. l, Loraine Towne. will my tractor driving experiences to Arlene Pautsch. I. Bob Vande Zande, will my newly acquired vision to lim Nickel. I, Eleanor Verhage, will my good old Chevy to my brother Harlan. I, Iames Vanderbush, will my curly hair to Leo Withkowski. I, Iohn Voight. will some of my chubby ligure to lean Lewis. I, Betty Wolf, will my interest in green studebakers and sailors to Delores DeGraif. I. Wilhelm Wood, leave Waupun High School, but not Donna Irish. I, Howard Wright. will some oi my brain matter to Dick Landaal. I, Arthur Yaroch. will my truck with the red fenders to Peter Barkley. I, Viola Zabel, leave to get married. its ,L wt. YY. 5 go 5 1 00+ 'R V. 0- J SEPTEMBER 3 IT STARTED ALL OVER AGAIN hum the students of Waupun High as we file back to school for another year. Miss Ainsworth starts year off right with detention for a week! 6- IT COULDN'T BE TRUE we have another Sinatra in school -yes, our own Mr. Kanzell- berger, who really made the gals yell HUBBA HUBBA, HUB- BA, as he sang at the initiation art P Y- 9- WE DON'T KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT YOU scream girls as they rush office to get German on programs. What was the sudden attraction? 10- THEY DIDN'T SLEEP A WINK 13 21 28 LAST NIGHT would probably be a correct statement describ- ing the contestants for the cheer- leading contest, held tomorrow. -Our football team was really IN THE MOOD for the non- conference game with North Fond du Lac. Final score 45 to U! - LATER TONIGHT West Bend finally arrived, after having tire difficulties on the way! The final score was 7 to U-Our game again! -The crowd was screamin Q lUST ONE MORE CHANCE as the horn blew, ending the score- less game with Hartford. OCTOBER 5 -We have all classes in morning, and go to Horicon in afternoon for game. WHY DON'T WE DO THIS MORE OFTEN? 10- THE BEST MAN ALWAYS 18 22 WINS and SONNY Peters agrees as he is elected Iunior class president and Prom king this year. - ALL THROUGH THE DAY we had DREAMS about how we were going to beat Berlin-and we did, 46-O! - AS IF WE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH ON OUR MINDS , groan students, as marks come out. 23-Report cards were taken home 24 25 31 - TO EACH HIS OWN ! - IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN as Lyndall Baker is chosen as homecoming queen. - FOR THE FIRST TIME our football team was scored upon. as we beat Columbus 20 to 6. -At the big pep assembly and snake dance, everyone agreed. WE DID IT BEFORE, AND WE 1 1 J .sr . , Lf: I 4 I I 1 tw - , af- I 2- sl? as 1 i 1 .tri JV, . v ' bug' if-1.1 Vi iv C ov' SQ A Qtvvn oy! HERE Y'c' Q ,ir Q. E . A .,4 11- A J. ay Ftp? rg, 8 A x l i GI-rl S Tuff' A-1-'C is-iz l I . ! S' , 1 MGC!! CAN DO IT AGAIN . The bon- A-rg Qhg fire provided A HOT TIME, IN maysr THE OLD TOWN, TONITE ! NOVEMBER 1- STORMY WEATHER caused our homecoming to be post- poned until Monday nite! Dance was held as scheduled. 4- I DON'T KNOW WHY Beaver 7-8 Dam had to beat us, 10-0, but they did, Everyone is saying GOODBYE NOW to Bill Hank! -HIUST TAKING IT EASY sin I 9' students, as teachers convention gives us two days off. , x ll- SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES as 'il 5 . Gerrits, Lemke, Andrews, Schoonover, and Graves return to play football for Mission House on our athletic field. 21- lT'S A CRYING SHAME North ti'-ll Fond du Lac had to beat our f 1 if f, basketball team for the first u ' M i y game of the season. ' ' ' ' H Q gl 22- THE MUSIC MAKERS , yes 5-tl J -- 4 the High School Dance Band I V played for an F.F.A. dance, and I Q really did a fine job. Patty Blow, 3 , Q the pianist took a SOLO I ' ,Q lf , 40 FLIGHT in the middle of the A . - 'IH I- floor, and guess where she land- ed , :larry U'ea..n Q 1 C 0 fi'- uu- Q U Q 4 Ft ed? Those poor boys from Beav- er Dam reall take a beatin Y Q- 26- THIS IS ALWAYS the way it turns out when we play Me- nasha-yes, they beat us, but it was a good game! 27-With a FULL STOMACH lMoonJ AND AN EMPTY PLATE CArmsJ in mind, the students leave school to spend a few days on EASY STREET . DECEMBER 3- HERE WE GO AGAIN just WISHING we'd worked hard- er as the second term marks come out! -We warn our parents THEY WON 'T BE SATISFIEDH but they look at our report cards, any- way! Open House comes around also, and as ALWAYS you never can REMEMBER any- thing when your parents are listening to you recite. 6-Our basketball team proved that PRACTICE MAKES PER- FECT by beating Columbus our first conference ame g . 12-Everyone agreed that watching the all school play PRIDE AND PREIUDICEH was A LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENlNG . 19- ONE MORE TOMORROW and Christmas vacation will be ui 'L here! It was A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING as the Girls Glee Club proved to us. Our YOUNG MAN WITH A GOLD- EN HORN , yes, we mean Dewey Crain, cmd he did a won- derful job on his solo, BRIDE OF THE WAVES . 20-Everyone is dreaming of a WHITE CHRISTMAS as we prepare to leave school for a two weeks' Christmas vacation! Everyone's HEART STOOD STILL as Bill Krebsbach took a shot in the last minutes of the Beaver Dam game here. We won by two points, but as the Beaver Dam team left you could hear them saying HSOMEDAY WE'LL MEET YOU AGAIN . IANUARY 6 10 17 21 23 24 30 31 - EVERYONE IS SAYING HELLO AGAIN after having two weeks' vacation from school. -There was a SURPRISE PARTY in the gym Friday nite as Mayville upset our basketball team, in our first conference de- feat. -It's SWONDERFUL we all agree as our basketball team runs over Hartford, 30 to 44. -We all need PATIENCE AND FORTITUDE as we prepare to study for our semester exams. -Many students are singing, GIVE ME FIVE MINUTES MORE as semester exams are iven g . - ONCE IN AWHILE our bas- ketball team has to be beaten, and Oconomowoc proved this to us with a 33 to 30 victory over W.H.S. -The students sing LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW , as we file back home to sleep for the rest of the day. as school has been postponed on account of snowstorm. - IT WAS IUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS that couldn't be helped, as Ripon beat Waupun on their floor. It was a very close game, though. FEBRUARY 7 - IT'S A GREAT DAY sing the students and players as we re- turn from Beaver Dam with an- other victor I y. 10-The North Fond du Lac boys have HEARTACHES as we leave defeating them by a double overtime. 14- IN THE BLUE OF EVENING Horicon took a beating from us, to give us another little Ten Conference Victory. 17-The Dance Band, facultv as- sembly gave us SOMETHING OLD, AND SOMETHING NEW in the line of entertainment. 21-At the basketball game at West Bend, their team SURREND- ERED to ours in a good game. 26- THE MUSIC GOES ROUND AND ROUND as all the music- ally minded band students put on an assembly for the students of W.H.S. YOU'VE GOT TO ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE and our team proved this by rising their all to run over Hartford. 28-Beaver Dam thinks we've beat them TOO MANY TIMES but we didn't think so as we score up our third victory over them. MARCH 1-We THANK OUR LUCKY STARS as our team comes out on top at Beaver Dam. 5- WITH A SONG IN OUR HEARTS we were entertained by the mass musical groups of W.H.S. 7- I GUESS WE EXPECTED TOO MUCH as Madison East runs over our team at the Sectional. 8- AND THAT'S THAT as we beat Green Lake and take con- solation at the tournament here. 22-The band recalled MEMORIES of the past as they gave a con- cert in memorium to boys in service who didn't return. 27- THEY SAY IT'S WONDERFUL and they certainly were, as the Carroll College Glee Club en- tertained us at a very enjoyable assembly. 28- SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING and the Spring Teachers' Convention is held at Oshkosh. We get a day off. APRIL 8-The students are BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN after a lovely weekend - The conversation around school is conceming the EASTER PARADE . 9- LAUGHING ON THE OUT- SIDE and exeryone certainly was as the Dramatics Class put on a humorous play. 10- LET ALL MY LIFE BE MUSIC and the Girls Glee Club and Orchestra proved that it wouldn't be a bad idea. ll 12 23 24 - F OR SENTIMENTAL REAS- ONS the Student Council held a Pre Prom. The music was furnished by our own Dance Band! - HAIL, HAIL, THE GANG'S ALL HERE sing all scout troops as they hold joint round up in scout room. - NIGHT AND DAY the seniors have been working on the class play, A DATE WITH IUDY , and it turned out to be the TALK OF THE TOWN , as they did a marvelous 'ob on it 1 . - TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL PARK scream students, as we play the Ripon baseball team. MAY 9- IF WE'RE'LUCKY we'1l come 10 13 16 20 24- back with some firsts, as we go to Beaver Dam for solo and en- semble tournament. H- THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR as the annual band festival is held at Beaver Dam. - RUMORS ARE FLYING that Sonny Peters has chosen a SWEET AND LOVELY Iunior as his queen. -With UP AT CENTRAL PARK as the theme for the Iunior Prom, the students couldn't remember WHERE OR WHEN they'd had such a good time with THE MAN THEY LOVE . -- DOWN IN THE ALLEY, AND OVER THE NET and its another tennis match for W.H.S. A lot of seniors are GUILTY of not studying as hard as they should, as senior exam week starts. IUNE 1.. 21 3- WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER the nite of Baccalaureate at the gym-the seniors sigh, as Senior week begins. WE'LL GET BY if we possibly can, say underclassmen, as they cram for exams! The awards were given out TO EACH HIS OWN , as class Day is held in the IIM ! 4-The seniors are singing, SHOW US THE WAY TO GO HOME as we return from Senior picnic. 6-The seniors say there LAST GOODBYES to W.H.S. as they go HMARCHING ALONG TO- GETHER down the aisles of the IIM . The lower classmen aqree that AFTER THEY'RE GONE -it won't SEEM LIKE OLD TIMES . BARK TOWN STFUT 1514 t. L. , , ' ,.,. 3 'px ' v . 'J 1- ' , V . f W wit Grain -Flour - Feed Custom Grinding and Mixing TELEPHONE 16 Compliments ot Hotel Waupun Houdek's Food Store Groceries and Meats 306 East Main St. Phone 24 Powers Pharmacy Prescription Druggist 310 East Main St. Phone 70-W Compliments of Bell's Root Beer Stand Fletcher Studio Portrait and Commercial Photography Waupun, Wisconsin National Tea Co. Food Store Compliments ot T h e T r o i a n Stoddart Agency Real Estate and Insurance Braaksma's Market Quality Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Olson Corner Drug Store Phone 8 Waupun, Wisconsin Glendon Hash Insurance Redeker and Vande Zande Men's Clothing Phone 2 Waupun, Wis. Waupun Leader-News Compliments of Frigid Locker Storage Phone 264-I 14 Fond du Lac St. Harry H. Hoard J. 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