0 Mm x As the Indians who first roamed the paths of the forests made trails for others tc follow you forward through our book and watches our antics curiously WAUPUN HIGH SCHOOL Freddy Rlkkers Joyce Zeutlow Jerry Glebink Elliot Micheals Don Becker Beth Beyers Mary Kasteln Jim Stelsel Milton Hillery Nancy Frerlks Mitzi Meagher Dave Sutton Carol Vande Berg Chuck Cobb Waupun Wisconsin Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Planning Board Planning Board Planning Board Planning Board Planning Board Music Editor Activities Editor Planning Board Art Editor Senior Editor Sophomore Editor Sports Editor Faculty Editor Photography Freshman Editor Photography Photography Junior Editor Junior High Editor Barbara Hanson 0 Shirley Zick Ida Christopherson Lois Buteyn Don Buteyn Will Will, Business Prophecy, Business Prophecy, Business BUSINESS COMMITTEE Dave Redman Sally Powers Joan Brusberg Allan Lange Nancy Paftenroth Marnie Englebracht Jim Tenley Dorothy Clark Kay Griepentrog and watched with eager curiosity the antics of their mates, so now our little Indian leads L 9 To our classmate Robert James Patruck who met acc: dental death the evenmg of October 4 1950 we hus classmates publush thus pc ture ln loving memory of has frlendshlp Dedication To Mr Holmes our teacher our friend and our photographer we the Sensors of 1951 aflectuonately dedicate our yearbook the Wau 2 ' I I , I bun., I In Memoriam 1 05 E Admlnlstratlon KUJATH HOWARD E Superintendent PFEFFERKORN ERWIN Prmclpal RIEDEMAN MRS Wm H Treasurer Board of Education BLOW H M Clerk of Board of Educahon LAWRENCE VERNA Offnce 'rw' AUQ, 'MY my ,,,,,,., Mrk '4....,.., gun- ' 4 B? AMTHOR DR W S PYGSICJGDY Board of Education GREENE MRS GEO Board of Educatuon MOLDENHAUER PAUL W Board of Educahon JOHNSON BARBARA OHnce AINSWORTH LYDA Northland College BA English Publications Yearbook BIRKETT JEAN University of Wls B S English Dramatlcs Forensics CASPER C J St NorbertsCollege BA Latin English Debate Forensics COLTON WA' TER P University of Wls B S Art lgrades and hugh schooll Track Coach DRAHEIM HERMINA Oshkosh State Teachers College English Forensics Girl Scouts GRENZOW W H Whitewater State Teachers College University of Wisconsin P B Social Science fgrades 7 81 8D HANSEN, L. CHRISTINE University of Wisconsin, B.S. Physical Education, J.A.A., G.A.A., Cheerleading BARKLEY MELVIN Eau Claire State Teachers College B E Umversnty of Wisconsin M A Director of athletics Coach of A squad football and B squad basketball BONNER GAIL Platteville State Teachers College B S Home Economics Social Science CLEVELAND EDNA Whitewater State Teachers College BE Commercial Hot Lunch Program DORNEY PATRICIA University of Was B S Home Economics Girl Scouts GADBAW COLEMAN Oshkosh State Teachers College BE Lawrence College MA University of Wisconsin History Student Council Tennis HOLMES, RICHARD Oshkosh State Teachers College, B.E Science, Photography Business Manager Ticket Sales HUGDAHL WALLACE LaCrosse State Teachers College B E Coach Physics Chemistry Mathematics 8 LUCK INA Lawrence College University of Wisconsin University of Indiana University of Illinois Library Library Club NILES MARGARET Central State Teachers College Oshkosh State Teachers College Mathematics igrades 7 8- 8D NORMAN MARJORIE University of Wisconsin Spencerian College Grove School for Secretaries Western Reserve University B.S. Commercial SCHENKE OTTO Oshkosh State Teachers College Industrial Arts Rifle Club Golf SCHUMACHER RICHARD Oshkosh State Teachers' College, B.S. Elementary Science, General Science, A squad basketball coach SIEBEL, ANN University of Wisconsin, B.M. Music, Vocal lgrade 8- high schooll pug TN L .. F Q i' 945 4? JOHNSON ROBERT Platteville State Teachers College B E Wisconsin School of Music Schrader State Institute Dubuque OWU Music Instrumental Pep Band Dance Band Symphonette MCKEAN ELEANOR LaCrosse State Teachers College B S English General Mathematics NORENBERG MARY Platteville State Teachers College B S University of Wisconsin Mathematics Junior Prom RICHARDSON WILLIAM Stout Institute B S Social Science Industrial Art Driver Training SCHMIDTKUNZ DOROTHY Milwaukee State Teachers College Special Ungraded TURNER, HOWARD River Falls State Teachers College, State College South Dakota Agriculture, F.F.A., Noon Hour Activities WX! KWH SML? X74 Y N WK yl i 1 ' RONALD ARCHER ee Club 3 4 Mr ed Chorus 3 4 Fooflzclll l 2 3 4 Track club 2 3 4 Prom commuvfee 3 Semor class play conump age manager u o scou s l FLOYD BACKHAUQ evhall 3 1 mm eammmee 3 F F 1 Trurvslerre fa es! Be ml nn Jumor year DONALD Bl CKE R f Annual srall 4 Glee club 4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Track 3 4 c u 4 r nv amml ee s voo p a cas S rllxr class play cas! 3 Royalty Homecarmng caurl 3 Boys uur Verve 4 CAROL BERNDT 1 .fl G ee Cla A MMA chorus 34 Homewvnng queen 4 R club 3 C-nl scours A s. ' BETH BLYLRS gh! f w f nnual sloll 4 Band l 2 u l 2 4 Muxed chorus chesfra l 2 e chestro 12 3 m ammmee 3 T I H- Y U 1 oufsl234G 3Pepbd 2 ROBERT BOAMAN x n slxefbull 3 Baseball 4 Fcolball 3 4 Trclclw 3 4 c u 4 Prom cornmahee 3 Rrlle club 3 Transferred from Madnsou Central In Junior year Mnxed clworus 4 DONNA BRINKMAN 1 r lr xluv wuubunene you 4 All sch Q1 pl Y 1 omml 4 R He club 4 G r scoufs 2 4 Llbrary club 4 Pep club 4 Transferred from Oshkosh Hugh School nn Junior year ,L JOAN BRUSBERG rr x ul 4 n w lux s Annual stall 4 Waubunelre smll 2 3 4 Glee club J 2 Fore l Prom comm: ea school play omm 3 4 S mor ss y mm 3 4 scours Library club 2 3 THOMAS BURKE S A1111 N l J X I al rr Slcelbull I2 3 4 B seball 2 3 4 Foo? u 2 3 4 Tru u 2 34 Vlce pres 4 F-'rom commlflee 3 Prom ng 3 H: Y 3 4 Boy scouts l 2 Class vice presuder1I2 Pres rdenl 3 DONALD BUTEYN 1,5 1 Annual sfoff 4 Waubunerfe stall A Baseball 3 4 Prom cam m tee 3 R lla c ub 12 3 4 Afhlahc business manager 2 3 ,Q Lois BUTEYN 1 f 1 1 ffl r nnual stall 4 Band l2 3 4 Glee club l 2 4 Mrxed char 4 Orchestra 2 Symphonelfe 3 4 J A A l G A A 3 Prom Q.f.m.nee 3 All school play cas! 3 Prom an 3 Tr. Hu Y G scoufs 2 3 4 Class sec 3 Music Club 3 Pep ba 2 GEORGE CHRISTOPHERSON rl 1 me Baslxefboll manager 2 3 Focfball I2 3 4 Truck c u 4 4 Boy sc IDA CHRISTOPHERSON r ull Mfr mu e rm rl ee lub 1 rx d orus 3 4 Prom commrffee 3 All school play comm 2 DOROTHY CLARK f 5, lx fr n Ill L rl: mu rn mllmnl rn mu an an Annual slull A Wnubuneffe calf 3 Band l A Glee c un esfra l 2 2 Prom commurvee rom courf 3 Rulle c ub r scoufs l 3 4 Class treasurer 3 Pep band l 2 3 4 T,-all 3 CHARLES COBB rr r 1 L I Glee club 3 Muxed chorus 3 Baskefball I2 3 4 Baseball ofball l e ms 2 3 4 rack c u 2 3 4 Home comlng courf l 3 Hr Y 3 4 Sludsni councul 2 8 CHESTER CZOSCHKL 44411 1 4414144 Glee club 3 4 Mlxed chorus 3 4 Baslcefball I3 Football I Tennls 2 club 4 Prom commlflee 3 ROLAND DeMOTTS x 4144 4441, 4 4 xl I 1-4144-11 41141 Glue club 34 Mlxecl chorus 34 Baseball 4 Dance band 4 school play fcasfl 2 F F A I2 LEE EDMUNDS 1 4 41414 1144414441 4441r!ll411111141u fr Serrnuns 4 4 x 4 x 4 4 141 41 41 skerball I2 3 4 o ball o a Tra W club 2 .I 4 Prom commnlee 3 Homecommg Kung 4 H Y b B ours Go 2 PAUL LLLNIUS 1 4 Al x 4 4 uck4 Rnlle club34 F F A JANE ELITZER 4 44 41 4 444 4 G r scams I MARGARhTh l:NGELBRACHT 4r4444s 4 4 41 4 414 444 nnuul ruff 4 e ub 141e c orus A 2 3 Faronslcs I Prom cammufree 3 Hcmecormn url 4 Tr ours 3 4 L a rreasurer I All school play I LILLIAN FARR 1 I ll' 447 41 r Ilaubuneffe siaff 4 Glee club I 3 G A A 2 Prom committee 3 All school play comm 4 Senior class play comm 4 NANCY l'RhRlKS 44 44 44 1 4 44 4444 nnual staff 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 4 Muxed chor uesfra I m honeffe 4 J A A 2 Foranslcs I 2 3 4 Prom comrmrfee 3 Senior cluss play 1casY 2 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Rscrorenr of wooden shoe 3 Pep band I 2 3 4 ANN F ROSCH ms snr' 11 14 141111 aubuneffe staff 4 Glee club I 2 3 J A A 2 Prom cornnllflee 3 All school play comml 4 R4lla clul::3 4 Gr scouts I 24 L1braryclub4 Pep lub4 RAYMOND GALL LR 14 4 skerball I2 3 B eball I2 rack clu Prom covnmnree 3 H4 Y 3 4 ANN GERRITSON 4 ee club I 3 G sco I2 Lnbra club 2 3 GERALD GIEBINK 41 4 -414444, .4 ', 4 .4 -44 4, Annual staff 4, Glee clu'b 3,4, Muxed chorus 3,A, Basketball , , , ball , ' , , enn' , rac g ' ' Club 2,3,4, Prom commlfree 3, Prom courr 4, llorvuecownrug court , -Y 3 4, Boy scou I,2g Class preside ,4' G0 4, - If counc1l I 2,3,4, Rllle clu . GUNARS GRABIS 54444' 4 4 444 44 441111 .H ee club 4, Murad chorus 4, H1-Y 4, Rulle club 4, Baslxef al 4, Transferred from Kurlus Skalbes Hugh School In Germany, I950. CATIILRINE GRILPKNTROG X 4 V 4 , 44 M453 44' 4444444 44444444 544,44 44, 134.4444 4,2, ,4, e 44 ,2,3, 0444444 , , Dance orchestra 2,3,4, Symphonelre 3,4, G.A.A. I, Forensics I, Cheerleader I,2,3, All school play 1cas4I 2,3, Semor class playlcasfl2,3,Homecom1ng cour! 2,3, Trl-Hi-Y 3,45 Rifle club I, C-:rl scouls I,2,3,4, Musrc club 3, Pep band I,2,3,-I, Debafe 2,1 Scare contest play 2. BARBARA HANSON l411!4 144 144-4 44' j.144444's 4'4141414'4 414141 mln' 444444141 4141441 144 A444444 44.444 444.4444 .444,44. Annual staff 4, Glee :lub I,2,4, Murad chorus 3,4, J.A.A. I, Cv.A.A. 2,3, Prom cormmhee 3, All school play Lconnuj 3,4, Semor class play lcomml 3,4, Tru-H4-Y 3,4, Rllle club l,2,3, G1rlsC0uI5I,2,3,4, Class presldenl l, Golf 2. aw 'Cl' 3. i ,hi- 5 N L , my -22 'vs 1 5 if QQ 'D- MILTON HILL ERY Ile Ls ex er happy when he makes sweet music and when he IS mth you nun Annual stall 4 Waulzunette stall I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club 34 Mrxed chorus 34 Orchestra I2 Dance orchestra I 2 3 Basketball 2 Debate I2 3 4 Prom commuttee 3 All school play lcostl 2 3 4 Sensor class play c stl 2 3 4 Hu Y 3 4 Boy scouts I Student councul I4 Operettu I Pep band I2 3 4 Forensics I 2 3 4 AL BERTUS HOMAN Late hours arent good nr one but they re gnnd or lun C-lee club 3 4 Mlxed chorus 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 otboll roc club 3 4 Pr m commuttee 3 All school play cast 2 Sensor class play commj 2 Homecomung court 4 Rllle club I Boy scouts I2 Class ce presndent I Student councll 3 Boys quartette 4 NANCY HOOKER Wen may come and men mm 50 but I 1., rn are! er nuol stall 4 Band I2 3 4 Glee club I 2 J A A G 2 3 Prom commuttee 3 Prom Queen 2 T I H Y 3 4 Rulle cu I3 Gnrl scouts I 234 PIETER HULL -I 14 uman :S only a naman but a 511011 cigar Lv a smoke Glee club 4 Mixed chorus 4 Baseball I Football 3 Track 3 Prom committee 3 All school ploy 4 HI Y 3 4 Rllle club 1234 Boy scouts I23 NEAL JENKINS Some lu e or luxe some or money llue or amlhznb lhal v unny Waubunette stall 2 Track 3 4 Forensics I 2 3 4 Prom committee 3 All school play cast 4 Sensor class ploy 3 4 e club I 2 3 4 F MARY KASTEIN Hams Hart rml ull n glee We urmder uhat v her rea Aff Annual stall 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Orchestra I 2 Debate 2 3 4 Forensncs 3 4 Prom commut tee 3 Pep bond 2 3 4 EUGENE KEMPFER Many a gemus has been slnu 0 gmuth Waubunette stall 3 Bond I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 Dance arches tra 4 Prom comrmttee 3 All school ploy cast 3 Sensor class play lcast 2 3 4 Pep band 2 3 4 State contest ploy 4 DAVID KOHL Ile ll nexer knou his second rluldhrmfl cause he fan! se his xrsl Prom commnttee 3 F F A I 2 3 4 Boy scouts I 2 3 LARRY KRAEMER Really rates among has pals Lncluded ln these ure many Bal: Baseball I 2 Track 3 4 Prom commuttee 3 All school play 4 Senior class play 3 F F A 12 3 4 Boy scouts I 2 3 KARYL LANDAAL She smzleml nn many just or un but we kneu there reallv uus only une ee club 4 nxed chorus 3 4 J A A G A 2 Prom committee 3 Gurl scouts I 2 4 ALLEN LANGE Allhaubh he ls a lasting ull h s zerv vhv In uung L Annual stall 4 Waubunette stall 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee club 3 4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Prom commnttee 3 Senior class ploy 3 HI Y 4 Rllle club 2 Boy scouts I 2 Pep band 3 4 DONALD LOOMANS fhe horde Ilrt the gander to be the unrserl am Baseball I Prom comrmttee 3 F F A I2 3 4 ELIZABETH MEAGHER 4 llltle heart that lullers at a beau Annual stall 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Orchestra I 2 Symphonette 3 4 J A A I G A A 2 3 Debate 2 3 4 Forensucs I 2 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Prom commnttee 3 All school play 3 Sensor class ploy 3 4 Prom court I Homecoming court I Trl HI Y 3 4 Rllle club I Gnrl scouts I 2 3 4 Pep club 4 Pep bond I DONALD MECKLENBERG ellml among fellows girls were never a care to hmm aol play fcomml 2 Rllle lub I2 34 F F A 2 ELLIOT MICHAEL Ie gods' bu! I rn a man a ter my aan heart Annual staff 4 Prom commnttee 3 Senuor class ploy 2 Prom court 3 HI Y 3 4 F F A 4 State contest play 2 Class vuce nresudent 3 WILLIAM MICHEELS uur us x ,.,u I tl lust he ll ulluuxys Ir asketball I2 3 4 W club 4 Prom committee 3 I Y scouts I 2 Golf I 2 3 JEAN NUMMERDOR u e u us I uuluuuuru eeCluI.JI234Medchorus4JAAIGAA23Pra cmmuttee3 TruH Y34 G lsco lsI234 MIRDZA ODRAS r e uuunxu uuleuzsurnlrues Translerred from K Skalbes Hugh School un Germany I950 NANCY PAFFENROTH I llllll I UU A U f' ff S l A nual stall 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 3 Orchestra 2 Dance orchestra 2 3 A J A A I G A A 2 3 4 Prom committee All school play commj 2 Tru Hu Y 3 4 G r scouts I 2 Pep band I 2 3 4 Musuc club 3 Jr cheerleader ARL ENE P EACH EY 4uinnuuuuuu1 ure' hu! you mu r le Prom committee 3 ELEANOR PINNOW u nl ze nu! LH spun s JAA I GAA 234 Prom commuttee3 Rule club 2 Pep club4 THELMA PLUIM I I SU to muluf' ul chu rl Waubunette stall I 2 3 4 J A A I Cv A A 2 Prom commutt school play lcomml 3 4 Smuor class play lcommj 4 Lubrary club 4 LOIS POTTER uur iuuuur t u funuru,, uns ruuurr uuuuuuur e 5 ru pn Glee Club I 3 J A A I G A A 2 3 4 Prom commuttee 3 Prom Queen 3 Homecomung court I 3 Tru Hu Y 4 Gurl scouts I 3 4 Lubrary club 3 4 Class secretary I SALLY POWERS 1 ruure ruunupuuuruul uz uuiuiulv mln' and un nuol stall 4 Band 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 3 J A A I G 2 3 Prom commuttee 3 All school play comm I 2 3 Sen or ass play comm 3 Tru H Y 34 lo scou 2 3 4 Go WAYNE RADTKE mul uuulurex suuruueiuuruu uf' u s he hu I u uulw lue s surh ur ful Baseball 3 4 Prom couiuuuuuttee 3 DAVID REDMAN Il: xl nr s nr ruuuthxruf, but the ulumr Annual staff 4 Woubunette stall 2 3 4 All school play lcomm 2 3 4 Senior class play comml 3 4 Prom committee 3 Bay scouts I Athletic Busuness Manager 2 3 4 MARLENE REDMAN -I musuu sphrn it tueruuied nuuuul l'ruf-fuul fu pleasure' uusdam uuu Band I 2,3545 Glee club I 2 45 Mixed chorus 3 45 Orchestra 5 25 Dance orchestra 2 3 45 Symphcnette 3 45 Prom committee 35 Prom court 4, T '-H'-Y 354' Gurl scouts I2 3 45 Class sec - tary 25 Class treasurer 4, Student council 3 45 Music club 3: Pap bond I,2,3 4. DANIEL REILLY ' ' s mu m re y uu ' u - lhe ul! bluurg bu! the nr block utsel . BasketIJalII5 Football 5 5 ' ' u 3 45 Hi-Y , 5 Go , . MARVIN REILLY I might be belle-r uf I uw uid. but :Vs um' ul lruruesrumebf-ing good.' Pram committee 35 Boy scouts I,2. HALETA RIEL lrry nice and surrel as can be, ux gal rveryone likes to see. Waubunette staff 45 Prom committee 35 All school play lcomm 45 Senior class ploy lcommj 3 4. Qs mg, was L-Q Y ' 's , 'ii . L to S ri Xml? 45 ,v WINIFRED RIKKERS 4nd t she wtll she wrll and r she wont she want and that s the end o rt Annual staff 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I 2 4 Mrxed chorus 3 4 Orchestra I 2 Dance orchestra 4 Symphonette 4 J A A I G A A 2 3 Forensics I Prom commrttee 3 Trl Hr Y 3 4 Glrl scouts l234 Class treasurer 2 Student councul 2 Musrc club 3 Pep band I 2 3 4 LORENA RINK It s ntce to be natural r you are naturally mce Glee club 4 Pram commrttee 3 Rrfle club 3 4 JEAN SCHENDEL It s a treat or you ta see my ace I entered late and grabbed thrs space All school Dlay 4 Transferred from Farragut Hugh School l950 ROGER SCHLIEVE I he leads men as he leads cheers a great man he wall be Glee club 34 Mixed chorus 34 Cheerleaders 34 Prom commrttee 3 All school play fcastl 3 commj 4 Senror class play fcomml 4 Llbrary club 4 CAROL YN SCHOUT EN Ie gods' The men lead me a wrla' goose chase Waubunette staff 3 4 Glee club 3 G A A 2 Forensrcs I 2 Prom commrttee 3 All school play fcomml I23 4 Senror class play fcommj I 2 3 4 Lrbrary club 4 MARILYN SCHOUT EN bhe always burns the mrdrught ml but never I ear rn totl Band I 2 3 4 Glee club I2 4 Mrxed chorus 3 4 Orchestra I J A A I G A.A 2 3 Forensrcs I2 3 4 Prom commuttee 3 HrY34RleclubI2 Muncelu Pep band I 2 3 4 All schoolplayl Senror class play lcomrnl 4 ORVILLE SCHULZ llrv heart runs auuy wtth has head Glas club 3,4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Basketball I2 3 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 W club I2 3 4 Prom commrttee 3 r 4 Boy scouts I 2 Golf I 2 3 4 ELIZABETH SIDDALL Forever armani an the ranks 0 un Waubunette staff 4 B nd I2 3 4 Gle club I 2 4 Max d chorus 3 4 Dance orchestra 3 4 J A A I G A A 2 3 Foren srcs I 2 3 4 Cheerleader I 4 Prom commrttee 3 All school lay castl 2 Senior class play comml 3 Tn Hr Y 3 4 Rufl c u I2 3 4 Gul scouts I 2 3 4 Musrc club 3 Pep band I 2 JULIA SL AGER A rrbht little gal who makes a mighty me pal Waubunette staff 4 Prom commrttee 3 JAMES STEISEL Don t hurry there s plenty 0 time Annual staff 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Football 234 W club34 Prom commrttee3 HIY34 Rrflecu 3 4 Boy scouts I 2 3 4 DAVID SUTTON Football basketball and track m any spar! he ll neter lack Annual staff 4 Glee club 34 Mrxed chorus 3 4 Basketball a eboll oo ball roc W c u 2 3 4 Prom commrttee 3 All school play lcastj 3 Homecamrng court 'I4 HI Y 4 Class voce presrdent 4 Student cauncvl I JACQUELINE SWISHER Words wordsg uords Annual staff 4 Band I 2 3 4 Glen club I 2 3 4 Mrxed chorus 34 Orchestra I2 Symphonette 34 J AA I Debate I Forensrcs 2 4 Cheerleader I Prom commrttee 3 All school play I 3 4 Senior class play 2 3 4 Peo band I 2 3 4 JAMES TENL EY l lever md lou' I ll analyze tt tn a test tube nnual staff 4 Tennrs 2 3 4 W club 3 4 Senior c ass play 3 HI Y 4 Rrfle club 3 4 Boy scouts I 2 RAYMOND TOWNE Phase me grrs lm alla un Mrxed chorus 3 Basketball I 2 Tennrs 34 Track 3 4 Prom commrttee 3 W lub 4 H Y 4 R tl l b I 2 G lf Boys Quartette 4 CAROL VANDEB ERG Men they uurry me Annual staff 4 Waubunette staff 4 Glee club 2 4 Mrxed char us 34 Forensrcs I Prom commrttee 3 TrrH Y 34 Gurl scouts I 2 3 Musrc club 3 THEODORE VANDERKIN When I have nothing else to do evenings, I study. Rifle club lg F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JERRY VANDESTREEK lf he should lose hzs heart to maidens wtles, we'd surely be surprised. Track 3,45 Prom committee 35 Rifleclub l,35 Boy scouts l,2,3,4. ARDIS VANDE ZANDE Her soft bmwn eyes put one nl easeg we believe this girl wus made to please. Bnnd 2,3,45 Glee club l,25 Mixed chorus 35 Orchestra 25 Sympho- nette 4, J.A.A. lg Prom committee 35 All school ploy lcomml 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Rifle club 45 Girl scouts l,25 Pep club 45 Pep band 3. LOlS VANDE ZANDE Always mulling, obltgmg, and kind, llere's n lass you Can'l ulwuys find. Waubunette stuff 4, Band 2,3,4i Glee club 41 Mixed chorus 3,45 Orchestre 25 Prom committee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Pep band 4. AUDREY WHITE This gal is plenty su eel, an tdeal girl for you to meet. All school play lcomml 45 Senior class play lcomml 45 Trans- . ferred from Mcrkesen High School, l950. RONALD WlNTER l'm mm! hushful, lm! shy, but l'll succeed, bye and bye. Prom committee 35 Hi-Y 45 Rifle club 2,35 Boy scouts I,2,35 Transferred from Oconornowoc, 'l948. SHIRLEY ZICK Tn be lxked by all u ho lrnnu- her is the highest compliment we :awe her. Waubunette staff l5 Bond 2,3,45 Glee club l,25 Mixed chorus 35 Prom committee 35 All school play lcummj 2,45 Homecoming court 25 Rifle club l,45 Pep club 4. JOYCE ZIETLOW True to her unrls, true tu her friends. Annual stuff 45 Bond 2,3,45 Glen club 2,45 Mixed chorus 3,45 Orchestra l,25 Symphonette 3,45 J.A.A. l5 G.A.A. 25 Forensics 2,3,45 Prom committee 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Girl scouts l,25 Class secretary 4. 'Si 9 X I ,Q u 4 N.. f '7 5 ' r x 'f -8 xx vi ...fx V.:-s' Third Row: L. Drought, P. Barkley, D. Booher, J. Brown, F. Dkystra, P. Baber, H. Albrecht, R. Derque. Second Row: E. Buteyn, J. Carmen, R. Dusenberry, G. Bille, L. Corey, J. Dhein, E. Arriens. First Row: M. Armga, E. Damsteegt, K. Dusso, M. Dkystra, D. Capen, A. Broadway. Third Row: D. Hoffman, K. Heideman, T. Kolterman, J. Johnston, O. Kaschube, B. Kremers, K. Frens. Second Row: C. Erickson, R. Janssen, R. Jahnke, R. Henning, M. Harper, M. Hesselink. First Row: M. Gustin, N. Jacques, E. Farr, L. Fude, J. Keepers, V. Johnson. JUNIORS - THE COUNCILMEN President: F. Dkystra Vice President: P. Barkley Third Row: C. Krueger, D. Ohm, D. Leisten, J. Michael, M. Nordrum, S. Michaels, M. Mickelson, W. Mclver. Second Row: L. Perry, R. Nitschke, E. Luttenberger, A. Landaal, J. Mertens, A. Nummer- dor. First Row: A. Miller, P. McArdle, N. McArdle, R. Paskey, M. Nyhuis, S. Pike. This group of Councilmen is eighty-five strong and is represented by more girls than boys but yet they seem to make out all right at their parties. The Councilwomen are always present and can be readily seen at all council board meetings having to do with: mixed chorus, library club, band, girl scouts, glee club, G.A.A. fgirls' athletic associationi, prom committee meetings. A few are cheerleaders and all seem to support the activities that don't take place during school hours and are always ready to give a helping hand. The Councilmen can be seen busily attending to their duties which make Waupun High a good, clean and sportsman-like school. They may be seen taking port in: mixed chorus, glee club, prom committee meetings, band, and playing an the basketball and football teams. Several of the boys helped Waupun win a lot of victories in football and basketball, and always played the games as good sports would. Two of the girls worked in a one-act play that went to state and several other members of the class worked on the various committees for the plays during the year. Many of the Councilmen have been keeping up with the ideas of the other countries and also the conditions in this country through debate and forensics. An endeavor of major concern in this year has been the year-long proiect of the Junior prom. Committees have worked on one phase or another of this activity since the council was organized. The careful planning and wise direction accompanying each step of the activity resulted in a beauti- fully executed performance. The training and executive accomplishments of this year have fitted the Councilmen to take their places in the greater community ofthe adult tribe. Secretary: J. Mertens Treasurer: C. Erickson Third Row: H. Veenendahl, J. Schroeder, B. Porter, J. Redeker, D. Probst, R. Roth, R. Schubert, N. Ras- mussen. Second Row: D. Van Egtern, N. Storke, D. Weideman, J. Pollach, C. Teletzke, B. Vande- Zande, M. Vanderkin. First Row: V. Schouten, M. Zuehls, B. Seal, T. Ponce, P. Verhage, O. Roessler. Third Row: W. Bruins, D. Amacher, R. Born, W. Third Row: J. Dargue, R. Erickson, B. Greenfield, Bredesen, S. Berndt, K. Aylesworth. Second Row: L. Durning, M. Galler, R. Goetsch. Second Row: K. Beaver, R. Booman, M. Brunn, B. Anderson, H. -J. Eggers, J. Buwolda, V. Farr, P. Ebert, M. Dav- Beekman. First Row: R. Backhaus, N. Bennett, A. eis. First Row: D. Glewen, M. Fenrich, G. Giese. Beek, J. Allen. SOPHOMORES - THE WARRIORS This is the largest group of warriors we have ever had, in tact, it is 130 strong. This large addition to our tribe has really made our village fHigh Schooli so crowded that you can hardly walk in the halls without being pushed over or stepped on by one of our warriors. It become so crowded, in fact, that we had to build our village a bit larger. This large group of warriors is keeping in good shape this year, too. Many ofthe boys were active in sports: football and basketball, and helped us to defend ourselves so successfully from the attack of other tribes. Several girls were members of G. A. A. fthe girls' athletic associationi. Both boys and girls keep their aims in line by shooting practice in rifle club. 0 They are also keeping their voices in shape for the characteristic calls which accompany their Indian contests. To do this they are very active in the music organizations: mixed chorus, boys' and girls' glee club. Several, in order to keep their voices in shape, have also practiced in debate, foren- presidems sics, and drarnatics. lt is very apparent thot, with this type of material com' Vice President- ing up, our tribe will some day be the greatest in this area. MGX Galle' Also this year the sophomore warriors had to show the newcomers to W.H.S. Mcrllynn Von ESS how to paint themselves properly that they might take their place in the the rank ofthe older tribesmen, or so-called upper clossmen. They did this so successfully that in one afternoon and evening, the young broves were prepared to meet any obstacle that might confront them in their future life in the tribe. This is one of the old customs ofthe tribe and is called initio- tion. To show that there were no hard feelings, the newly inducted broves gave o party for the warriors. They ioined in some ofthe tribal dances. All were again reconciled and all goes well with the tribe. Third Row: D. Harmsen, H. Hopp, G. Hash, A. Third Row: B. Hull, D. Kubasta, H. Loomans, M. Hackbarth, R. Henken, E. Krueger. Second Row: Loomans, J. Johannes. Second Row: M. Koentop, M. Hendrickson, J. Griepentrog, W. Hopp, M. P. Kastein, C. Kuik, A. Kollmann. First Row: R, Howard, V. Holbach. First Row: E. Hallock, D. Killam, D. Luttenberger, G. Kuslits. Hanson, D. Greenfield, G. Greenfield. M. A ' Q L, Am. :Nj ri 5 gd k'.Arl-a ff. 1 ku. , sl! ,V ws, -sz Bf.'t'l!' xii ' V' sxyk '- 3' 4' 6 fl .J an X., ng.. .4- THIRD ROW: S. Norris, J. Norris, J. Navis, G. Mielke, F. McBride, THIRD ROW: D. Roeseler, T. Reichart, R. Rens, R. Potter, G. R. McCollum. SECOND ROW: E. Moore, A. Mielke, J. Nickerson, Radtke, R. Pollock. SECOND ROW: R. Pike, R. Pluim, H. PLETTEY' D. McDowell. FIRST ROW: H. Mulder, E. Pafifenroth, J. Monroe, korn, J. Perry, D. Pluim. FIRST ROW: D. Schlieve, L. Redman. M. Neevel. M. Rymer. Red with blood of youth his cheeks were. Soft his eyes as stars in springtime. Here's a sophomore dashing boldly, . Through the halls of greater knowledge. ' Pausing here and there a moment, Gath'ring casual thoughts in passing, Seeking only confirmation For the many facts he's sure of. Straining always toward the future, Toward the day when all shall know him, PEARL KA51'ElN For the scholar he knows he is. Secrego,-Y As his thoughts dwell on the future, On the many fields of action, Which engage his skills and fancies. Soon his mind's eye gazes fondly On the Prom theme in the distance, Junior then will he be call-ed. THIRD ROW: S. Strelilow, R. Kramer, H. Vande Zande, R. Thomp- son, L. Schnur, R. Tonk, SECOND ROW: B. Stellmacher, M, Vande Zonde, W. Tesselink, G. Stevenson, M. Van Egtern. FIRST ROW: A. Ter Beest, C. Towne, C. Seal, .a. ,see Q .sf 4 W ' if.. 3 Longfellow's Hiawatha Mighty iunior, fair to look on, Wise, consid'rote, noble, helpful, Never missing any deadline. Senior next he sees himself as, Haughty senior, proudly stalking, Through the myriad paths of learning In the village of Waupun High. Senior dates here stud the bright sky. Beck'ning always toward that great day, When in gown and mortar board garb'd, He shall march among his comrades, To receive his Mark of Merit, His mucheprized, great diploma. Then into the world he steps forth, Confident of his great powers. Q BEVERLY VIS Treasurer THIRD ROW: M. White, M. Vant Hoff, S. Weihert, R. Watts, H. Vont Hoff, B. Watson, SECOND ROW: E. Vant Hoff, D. Wollen- burg, R. Veenhuis, W. Vossekuil, A. Winkel. FIRST ROW: B. Vis, P. Vande Zonde, M. Von Ess. sr .1 WR' x4 .. fi X T 'Q ... H My 4 - . .-. x Q F wit h - L . gu- if A 'I 7. ' Ig .. , , W 3 .1 Ni .. BACK ROW: L. Brinkman, F. Bille, J. Baber, G. De Young, B. BACK ROW: M. Harmsen, M. Frens, C. Haese, E. Hartgerink, F. Daehn, V. Damsteegt. MIDDLE ROW: C. Christy, J. Buteyn, R. Fehr, B. Grams. MIDDLE ROW: L. Hanson, B. Guenther, R. Gall, Bulthuis, G. Aalsma, A. Backhaus. FRONT ROW: R. Derksen, E. H. Haima, D. Harper. FRONT ROW: J. Henke, J. Gerritson, L. Davies, J. Braaksma, B. Dusso, R. Barnett. Greene, G. Eggers. CLIFFORD MICHEELS The Braves The Braves are the youngest full-fledged members of the Waupun High School Tribe. There are I29 Braves, making them the largest section of the tribe. ln order to become a regular member of the tribe, the Braves were initiated by the Warriors at the beginning of the year. The ceremonial costumes for this occasion were dictated by the Warriors. After their initiation, the Braves were entitled to take their rightful place among the tribe. They belong to numerous activities and organizations. When it comes to tribal music the Braves really excel. A large number of the Braves are active in the music organizations of Waupun High School. There is a representative of the Braves in every musical group. Many of them are active in the Senior Band. There is a representative of this class in almost all the sections, playing practically every kind of instrument. This year there is also a large number of Braves singing in Mixed Chorus. ln addition to this group, there are many others who sing in either the Bovs' Glee Club or the Girls' Glee Club. Many Braves have athletic skills. The boys use them to good advantage by playing on the foot- ball, basketball, and baseball teams. Many are also members of the golf, tennis, and track teams. A large number of the girls belong to the J. A. A., where they compete in many different sports. Prenden' Both boys and girls belong to the Rifle Club. Many Braves have dramatic abilities. They have put these talents to use by being active in all phases of forensics. The Braves' participation in all these many and varied sports and other activities will help them to become good leaders when it is their turn to become head of the tribe at Waupun High. Then, when they are the Chiefs they will make the trails for others to follow, as they are following the trail laid for them by today's Chiefs. BACK ROW: S. Hinkamp, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, A. Kacerovskis, BACK ROW: K. Klinkner, C. Kumber, C. Landall, W. C. Hooker, S. Hull. MIDDLE ROW: M. Kaiser, E. Hull, E. Holmes, Koschute, D. Lawrence, E. Klumpers. MIDDLE ROW: L. Krutke, D. G. Hopp, J. Hesselink, C. Homan. FRONT ROW: R. Huck, W. Kuik, D. Kearley, C. Kearley, D. Knops. FRONT ROW: R. Johannes, K. Johns, L. Johnson. Kindschuh, D. La Buwi, J. Kremers, N. Kinkel. . i , l. c fx - Q3 an 81 KJ ' 4 1 w' sf s-1 ' V' L M -iw wg. , . A -2. F5 . ,, ,ig BACK ROW: R. McMullin, J. Leary, M. Liner, E. Michael, J. Maas, BACK ROW: R. Nummerdor, J. Nummerdor, J. O'Donovan, F. J. Liner. MIDDLE ROW: C. Micheels, J. Leisten, F. Micheels, R. Peterson, R. Pluim, B. Opperman. MIDDLE ROW: R. Neuman, L. Mielke, R. McKasson. FRONT ROW: M. Manningel, A. Mulder, Peters, C. Navis, P. Pike, R. Neuman, M. Mickelson. FRONT ROW: R. McDowell, M. Miller. R. Rabehl, H. Navis, J. Nitke, R. Nelson. We who are the humble braves in the village have had but a taste of all the good things that are yet to come to us during our high school careers. Yet, as we look forward we have high hopes of making our class a successful one and we sincerely want to make each year of high school a better and a more creditable one for us as a class and for the school as a whole. Next year as warriors we will have the opportunity and privilege of warmly welcoming the new braves and looking upon them with pitying l?J eyes as we recall our own intiation experiences. Our year will be full of new and different activities from those we knew as braves. We feel a little superior because we are no longer strangers, but are well acquainted with high school life lwe hopeb. Then an eventful year will end and we will find ourselves filling the places of council-men in the school activities. Newly-acquired class rings will adorn the fingers of Class of '54 students or their steadies. All of our thoughts and actions will be focused upon plans for the great high- light of the year, our prom. We firmly believe that our prom will be ranked among the best ever presented in the village, Our king and queen . . . who knows who they may be, but there certainly is a lot of us to pick from. We'll work hard to make our prom a grand success. Yes, it's fun to work but then, we'll be glad when it's finished and we can once more relax and settle down for the last weeks of school. Then suddenly we will be seniors. It'll hardly seem possible that we ourselves are one of those sophisticated creatures. But, then we will really be kept busy, busier than we have ever been before as we'll prepare to make our exit from the village. Grad- uation pictures and cards will be distributed to close friends and classmates. We think of how we will be participating in many of the activities for the last time as an actual part of them. All of us will become a little more serious about our school-work because we feel that the last impres- sion of us must be a good one. Then the anticipated day will arrive when we, too, will anxiously wait our turn to get our diplomas. That may seem a long way off now, but it really isn't. I 6 5 , l ROBERT DERKSEN Vice-President DARLENE KNOPS Secretary-Treasurer BACK ROW: B. Vande Zande, G. Strub, D. Semrau, J. Ter Beest, BACK ROW: C. Rens, L. Schrader, D. Schears, H. Smits, M. Schouten, A. Rens, MIDDLE ROW: M. Schultz, D. Roets, W. Riel, G. Roeder, W. Riedeman, C. Rens, FRONT ROW: D. Schmitz, R. R. Tank, G. Van Ruiswiik. MIDDLE ROW: J. Whiting, M. Wit- kowski, N. Warmington, R. Sweet, J. Van Winkel, G. Ver Hoge. FRONT ROW: P. Ter Horst, R. White, D. Vanderkin, P. Wierenga, Schwalenberg, C. Schubert, R. Sang, L. Schcuten. J, Wqrber, L 'i 'kk- Q L s J SEPTEMBER Labor Day All good lndrans relax Bug Chuefs meet early and map our trorls Natives gather for rnstructron lnrtratron of the braves The freshmen certainly were good sports Native pow wow leaders try out Warriors traunce enemy trrbe from Horrcon Thrs rs a good amen Vrllage medicine men grve Warriors therr foot ball exams T9 20 The lndran must hear well Audrometer tests were admrnrstered The happy Warriors defeat on enemy trrbe at Mayville Many natives enroll rn vocatronal classes berng eager to learn strll more An assembled trrbe rs entertained by Jack Ryan from the Unrversrty Extension Drvrsron Conquering Warrrors defeat an rnvadrng trrbe from Berlin Juniors sponsor the Victory dance OCTOBER 3 The lrttle braves the B team play a game wrth the Ripon B s with a pep mectrng rn the gym Dr Hausman Jr speaks on sportsmanship and good co operation with the pow wow leaders at the games The bon fire afterwards th bggest er s lt by th Homecomrng court The Senror Class Chiefs again take honors wrth their float Crown at Victory wrnnrng the trophy The Queen Carol Berndt and her attendants are presented between halves an the field The Waupun Warnors defeat the Columbus trrbe and a brg victory dance after the game rs sponsored by the W club Thrs completes the Homecoming ro Hartford and Waupun tangle the two great Ara... NO 23 Fall Log trrbes stopprng with a score of 20 20 Warrior Dave Sutton trres to brrng victory with a long dash Carl Van HoHman presents a good assembly to the trrbe The trrbe recerves therr Waubunettes and all the gossrp that belonged to lust a few braves be comes publrc maternal Oconomowoc and Waupun meet tonrght with Waupun gorng down rn defeat The trrbe clarms this wont happen again Term T ended today and all of the braves dread coming back to the teepee Monday Braves were presented a Unrted Natrans assem bly A Czechoslovakran grrl who as o student at Ripon college gave us a very interesting speech Each trrbesmcrn goes to hrs own part of the teepee lhomeroomsl to get hrs rndrvrdual record lreport cardsl whrch wrll be marked by the medrcrne men Frowns usually rndrcate a low mark Big Chrefs have therr first PTA meeting rn the library The Papaoses hold therr annual Inter Squad football battle Report cards are taken home for parental signatures Warriors went down rn defeat agarnst Port Wash Annual lrttle Ten coaches and adrnrnrstrotor s fall meeting was held at the nerghborrng village of Horrcon The Warriors and the Rrpon Tigers tangle here wrth the Warriors wrnnrng VEMBER 4 Yrppee' No more tribal supervrsron for awhrle The Annual Teachers Convention rs berng held at Milwaukee and the trrbe empties the teepee The Chrefs will come back Monday wrth all therr new knowledge 511 National Education Week whrch all trrbes observe ,fu Waubunette Day and the news agarn circulates among the trrbesmen Junror Red Cross Membershrp Drrve rs held today rn the teepee Tonrght rs the Freshmen Sophomore Class Pow wow It rs a return party given by the Freshmen braves An assembly rs sponsored by the local Phrlhar monrc Club The Gerke twrns from Madison per form for the club and Warriors with therr plana duets The two one act plays Bishops Candlesticks ond Wonder Hat were presented to the public rn the gym tonight We had a specral assembly today to grve the trrbe a sneak preview of e two plays Four men from another trrbe comprrsrng the Ambassador Quartette grve the trrbe a very fine assembly The selection of songs both ancient an popular rs appreciated by every trrbesman e Wonder Hat partrcrpates an the one act pay contest at Shawana and receives an A ratrng Agarn these Warriors show top dramatrc sr The first of the Indoor battles basketball s he d conference game wrth Watertown and are vrctarr ous The trrbe rs very happy with this victory and looks forward to a fine season Waubunette Day and again the trrbal news rs buzzing 23 24 The Warrrors have another vacatron from school The old custom of the Thanksgrvrng holr day was observed by the whole trrbe Today those trrbesmen who are Future Farmers of America went to a big paw wow the Annual Internotronal lrvestock show rn the large meet ing place of Chrcago They re going to brrng back rdeas to keep us a happy and healthy trrbe 1 .-5 0 A . . . U I , 8- . . 4- . ' . ' ' ' ' A ' , 5- ' ' ' . ' l6- 9- A ' A ' 8- ' . ' T8- ' ' ' T0- ' ' - A T4- ' . ' ' , I T5- ' ' ' . ' 20- ' ' T3- ' ' - 18- . . . . . . I . , . ' . . . . , - - A - ' 15- 1 I H - , - V. - - - 24- . . , 1 if In . 22- . . . . V . . . V . ' - ' , ' ' . ' ' - ' th 25- ' ' - , ' - - , . I . . . . 19- . I . . 27- , . . . . . . I I . . 29- ' ' ' ' ' 25- ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' . Th ' 4 ' ' - I - - H 1. - - - - I - ' 1 H . ' ' . ' ' ' k'll. ' ' . 27- ' ' ' - ' , , i I 5-The -Warriors start their Homecoming festivities ington in a non-conference battle there tonight. tonight. The Warriors fight hard in the non- ' ' ' . . , ., 30- ' - ' ' - - u , e i ev , i i e 31- ' ' ' 22- ' ' ' 6- . . . . v - , , - . . . 30- ' E . ' ' ' - - A 13- , ' Q , , Ms . I A -.ra ,J , ' Q ' K 1 5 ...W I 'll , ' T Lx- 4 s x . s lf , T ' ' . F 1 I g F rs fl ' 4 A ff f - J 'Q 2 . , , Q Q 2 E ,s A ., , ' A 1 Q ' f A 1 ' Q K . X C5503 L9 Q' 'N .. v-4, 1 I f N 1 'Ulf in 2 QQ THIRD ROW E Nelson R Archer R Probsf L Barkley T Burke M Geller D Sufton R Booman Edmunds A Homon T Relcher? R Thompson G FIRST ROW F McBride R Kremers J Schroder Chrusvopherson Mr Hugdohl SECOND ROW Mr S sel Czoschlze Ro R Watts Barkley O Kcschube W Porfer G Hash P Schulz M Mclver V42 Sr Team Members 7 at 'Q' S M an G X za' 3? X 'K ,SZ Ng X ' V- js I J-ilk r YA' A l :cum T -TTU T T. , T, A? 'y-:Ari A ' D A ll ' ' 1 ' 1 . ' I ' - a., ' ' 1 . gl T q :. -'- X, ,I ' ' J.fel,2.' 15. .r.,'.' ,of o . V may T X , is R R T 9 :T . K lg' V Sr Team Members , u xr 9? Q9 ,.. sul PUQX gl of BU PU41 YZ' QP SECOND ROW W Mclver O Koschube T Burke T Relcheri A Homan C Cobb Mr Schumacher FIRST ROW D Sutton P Barkley M Galler O Schulz R Henken G Hash R Roth I S BASEBALL Ripon 3 Mayville I 3 Oconomowoc 5 Beaver Dam 2 Horicon 5 West Bend 3 'Mayville 7 'Beaver Dam 8 1950 Waupun Waupun Waupun Waupun Waupun Waupun 'Waupun 'Waupun 'Tournament games. ll I5 THIRD ROW: A. Hackbarth, L. Kear- Iey, W. Mclver, W. Radtke, R. Henken, E. Krueger, F. McBride. SECOND ROW: R. Watts, T. Reichert, J' J. Stelsel, D. Miller, G. Hash, D. Leisten. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hell, J. Nickel, K. Ruesink, P. Barkley, B. Kohn, T. Burke, M. Galler. Track - l95O After nine years' inactivity, the tribe revived its interest in track activi ties. Of the original 24, I3 survived the screening. Here follows the 0 9 record of their activity: I Ripon, Columbus, Waupun triangular meet -Waupun 2nd, Kohn, Barkley, Sutton, Schulz, Probst, scoring. Freshman-Sophomore meet-Waupun I4 points. Barkley and Schrader 9 scoring. 8 North Fond du Lac, Winneconne, Waupun triangular meet- Waupun 5 lst. Becker, Galler, Probst, Sutton, Barkley, Schulz, and Kohn scoring Little 'IO meet -Waupun 6th. Sutton, Probst, Kohn scoring. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Colton, P. Hull, I J. Nickel, E. Nimmer, P. Barkley, B Hull. THIRD ROW: L. Kraemer, R. Galler, R. Booman, K. Aylesworth S. Weihert, C. Cobb. SECOND ROW: R. Archer, O. Schulz, D. Miller, B. Kohn, R. Probst. FIRST ROW: D. Sutton, D. Becker, T. Burke, B. An- derson, L. Durning. 1 ..T.....4... L....T...-. V3 ............ .,....,., 5 L , 1 S... GO Schulz H Pfefferkorn FIRST 5 V2 3 V2 7 V2 8 O 3 5 6 6 WN xiilw-N mdmilmi f 2W 'F ns. Wcupun Wcxupun Wcupun Waupun Waupun Woupun Waupun Waupun Waupun Wuupun :uw 1? ....2'Q. uv M m 'lf' UQL .L . -vz ., V I-,,,N.,,.-s.wsa4yca,cv----Pfkza 53310 4 f ' f r r W' r Q .'5J's, FIRST ROW: M. Schouten, A. Broadway, E. Meagher, M. B. Guenther, M. Hesselink, W. Bruins, K. Frens, S. Strehlow, Nyhuis, E, Paftcnroth, J. Monroe, J. Zietlow, R. Paskey, A. L. Perry, J. Nummerdor, M. Engelbracht, B. Hanson, D. Kear- Miller, C. Vande Berg, W. Rikkers, E. Hallock. SECOND ROW: Iey, L, Rink, D. Kuik. FOURTH ROW: D. Knops, M. Dykstra M. Kaiser, 8. Siddoll, M. White, M. Miller, M. Zuehls, M. J. Dhein, L. Corey, K. Heideman, M. Kastein, C. Krueger Harper, D. Glcwen, C. Erickson, J. Mertens, J. Nummerdor, N. Rasmussen, R, Pluim, M. Nordrum, E. Buteyn, N. Freriks, B. Beyers, V. Johnson, E. Farr, M. Redman. THIRD ROW. P. B. Watson, E. Arriens, G, De Young, K. Klinkner, R. Num- Kostein, L. Redman, L. Vande Zande, L. Buteyn, L. Brinkman, merdor, C. Kearley, C. Rens, M. Frens. Girls' Glee Club There are approximately 90 members in the Girls' Glee Club. These students are taken from the four upper grades of Waupun High School. The glee club meets every Tuesday, seventh hour, under the direction of Miss Ann Seibel. Until two years ago the Girls' Glee Club was the main vocal group in Waupun High. Now the club prepares members to sing in the Mixed Chorus. About half of the glee club members also sing in the Mixed Chorus. The size of the Glee Club indicates that many students enjoy singing together. All members of the Girls' Glee Club may sing solos or sing in ensembles, and enter the solo-ensemble contest held in the spring one week before the Music Festival. This year the Girls' Glee Club will enter the Music Festival at Ripon in Class C. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club consists of about 30 members who are selected from the tour upper grades of Waupun High School Tribe. This group meets during the seventh hour every Thursday under the direction of Miss Ann Seibel. The Glee Club was organized to prepare students for singing in the mixed chorus. Many of the members now sing in both the glee club and the chorus. In the past the boys have not had much opportunity to participate in vocal music. Though they meet for only half an hour every week, they have been making a lot of progress. This spring the boys' Glee Club will enter the Music Festival at Ripon. It will be the Grst time they have entered and we are sure all their hard work will pay oft. We hope more students will take an interest in this organization and enlarge the group. FIRST ROW: C. Micheels, C. Schubert, R. De Motts, W. Mc- A, Lange, M. Hillery, R. Schlieve, R. Archer, A. Homan, G Iver, D. Becker, O. Schulz, C. Czoschke, W. Porter, D. Sutton, Grabis, R. Kremers, P. Hull, K. Anderson, D. Roeseler. H. Vande Zande. SECOND ROW: F. Micheels, K. Aylesworth, , L-'Ms THIRD ROW N Paflenroth, A. Lange. SECOND ROW: D. M. Nordrum, T. Ponce, R. Nelson, A Broadway K Griepen Knops L Schouten B Suddall, G. Kempfer, M. Redman, D. trog, Mr. Johnson. Schlleve J Hesselmk F Rikkers. FIRST ROW: R. DeMotts, Dance Band The Dance Band practices after school on Mondays with Mr. Robert Johnson as director. There are I4 members including vocalists, The dance band has a library -of over T00 numbers from which to choose. The band doesn't spend much time playing together, so all of the members must be able to read music readily. This year the band played for pow-wows after football and basketball games. The band will spend the money it has earned to have one qood time at the end of the year. Symphonette The Symphonette consists of 25 girls who meet during the seventh hour on Thursdays under the direction of Mr. Robert Johnson. The members of this group play mostly for their own enioyment. The Symphonette is the only musical organization in Waupun which includes strings. It has the instrumentation of a symphony orchestra and plays light and semi-classical music. The main appearances of the year for the Symphonette are made at Baccalaureate and Commencement. l'HlRD ROW N Frenks M. Dykstra, A. Vande Zande, E. Strehlaw, M. Hesselinlx, M. Meagher J Swisher C Krueger Buteyn D Schheve M Redman, L. Buteyn, D. Knops, Mr. FIRST ROW: J. Mertens, C. Erickson J Zuetlow M Koentop Johnson Director SECOND ROW: L. Vande Zande, E. A. Broadway, M. Nyhuis. Arrlens F Riklners K Griepentrog, M. Zuehls, R. Paskey, S. fi ,fn QMS is . I .4144 it -ard iii' Y- .. s. W we ,, ':-- sk 'L 48 d 4 I 'aw W' Y 3 , SECOND ROW: Mr. Gadbaw, C, Micheels, L. Perry, D. Buteyn, C. Rens, J. Keepers, E. Hallock, M. Hillery, J. Giebink, M. T. Reichert, L. Durning, M, Vant Hoti, J. Warber. FIRST ROW: Redman, F. Fehr. Among the men of the village there are 27 who have served the tribe well, and have earned special recognition. These men make up the W Club, an organization of lettermen, I2 of whom are seniors, 9 are iuniors, and 6 are sophomores. The club was active this year in Home- coming activities, decorating the field, collecting bonfire material, and staging the dance. At the Regional Tournament held in Waupun the W Club made up and sold programs. The money from these sales was used to buy iackets for the senior members. This year's otticers were: President, Dave Sutton: Vice-President, Tom Burke, Secretary-Treasurer, Al Homan. The club advisor is Coach Barkley. Student Council The Waupun High School Student Council began its fifth year of activity sl this year. The Council this year consists of I4 tribesmen, one from each Y homeroom. Some of the proiects sponsored by the council this year were: 3 dances, locker inspections, noon hour supervision, and the alumni I basketball game. A new project, that of the host idea at serving lunches to the visiting tribes after basketball games was started this year by this board. Ofticers tor the first semester were: President, Jerry Giebink, Vice- President, Marlene Redman: Secretary-Treasurer, Milton Hillery. Second semester officers were: President, Jerry Giebink, Vice-President, Fred Fehr, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Durning. stu' c 'el FOURTH ROW: R. Thompson, I.. Edmunds, J. Giebink, A. F. McBride, P- B0Ykl9Yf D- Sutton, R- ROYIL C- CIOSCITIIQ, G- Homan, T. Reichert, J. Tenley, R. Towne, R. Archer. THIRD Hash, W. Micheels. FIRST ROW: D. Becker, ROW: T. Burke, R. Galler, G. Christopherson, C. Cobb, O. Stelsel, D. Reilly, R. Watts, M. Galler. Schulz, O. Kaschube, D. Leisten. SECOND ROW: W. Porter, 9. 'ski HBH' 22 1,- ,f 2 9,7 U, nl V' J. Schrader, J. gn- L. Durning, M. Nvhuis, E. Kempfer, N. Jenkins, C. Krueger. The Wonder Hat This one-act play received a first at both district and sectional meets and went to state to win a second, Harlequin Eugene Kempfer Pierrot Neal Jenkins Punchinello Larry Durning Columbine Marlene Nyhuis Margot Carole Krueger The Bishop's Candlesticks Marie Mary White Persome Jacqueline Swisher The Bishop Milton Hillary The Convict Jerry Redeker Sergeant of Gendarmes Jerry Carmen Gendarmes David Johnson, Eugene Moore SECOND ROW J Carmen, J. Recleker, M. Hillery, E. Moore, FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, J Swisher M White Q mf li W A 'Q' Y l dv' :iw X-...I lv. B 3 Qi 'Us 1 SECOND ROW: K. Heicleman, E. Kempfer, M. Hillery, B. Watson, J. Swisher, B. Siddall. FIRST ROW: K. Griepentrog, L. Potter, M. Long, E. Meagher, L. Buteyn, Meagher, K. Heideman. Y Jane Eyre Mrs. Fairfax Leah Grace Poole The woman Mr. Rochester Adele Lady Ingram Blanche Mary Frederick Lynn Mr. Mason Mr. Wood am., Mrs. Birkett, Jane Eyre Kay Griepentrog Mitzi Meagher Bette Siddall Jacque Swisher Lois Buteyn Neal Jenkin Milton Hillery Mary Long Barbara Watson Lois Potter Karen Heideman Roger Schlieve Gene Kempfer Milton Hillery Larry Du rning N. Jenkin, M. Long, K. Griepentrog, E. Meagher, K. Griepentrog B. Siddall. A 6 . xg 'EB il Ap ' 'N t 'C' - Cv var . I I 'Y X .Iv--H - 11' S237 ei N--Q' THIRD ROW: N. Freriks, M. Hillery, J. Tenley, J. Giebink, D. FIRST ROW: W. Rikkers, C. Vandeberg, M. Kastein, J. Ziet- Reclmen, E. Michael, D. Sutton. SECOND ROW: J. Stelsel, S. low, E. Meagher. Powers, B. Hanson, A. Lange, D, Becker, D. Buteyn, B. Beyers. Waubun Staff e M . 4' . tv' - The Warriors of '51 worked very hard and conscientiously on the gather- i i A I ing af the important news of the year, 'K i 4 V Q They have covered every pow-wow, every tribal dance, and every war ' Q Q .. party that took place during the year. Qs! The runners ran dutifully through the halls and corridors plying for information and snapping pictures for the head photographer. ,t l . i They found that making a record of the year for the tribe isn't quite A X g ' K as easy as it may look. But they worked hard and finally came up with Y X., .xg E fe 1 the finished product, the Waubun of '5I. Waubunette The chief news agency within the tribe has been the Waubunette, the village paper. Editor-in-chief Milton Hillery and his corps of writers and producers have endeavored to cover the news angles of the tribe and present them in newsworthy manner for public reading. Among the notable changes in Waubunette this year was the new style of paper. We have been using an offset lithography which enables us to have cartoons and pictures for the first time in our career. Also, this year the Waubunette has become identified with popcorn! The school has purchased a popcorn machine which various organizations may use to earn money. The Waubunette has helped to clear up a financial obligation in this manner. FOURTH ROW: D. Brinkman, A, Vande Zande, I. Pluim, A. Lange, L. Durning, D. Redman, M. Hillery, J. Dhein. THIRD Schlieve, C. Schouten. ROW: Miss Ainsworth, M, White, J. Mertens, C. Schubert, K. Frens D Buteyn A Frash SECOND ROW M Harper H Riel, J. Slager, M. Stevenson, E. Farr, B. Siddoll. FIRST ROW: C. Vandeberg, I.. Vande Zande, A. Broadway, M. Nyhuis, D. 'PQ' 1 -s 'vw 'Q YY 'F sw- re 'W V? Homecoming ,..L l Queen Carol Bernd? Kung Lee Edmunds -I W Club FFA AA 'Y ik Semor Class Sophomore Class gan - Junuor Class Freshman Class F a V . - 4. C 1 ' V., - Q. l.,,,,,N as M, 1 T, , ,. W ' V A P - A M it M h we K -E F Q 'F F nr 5 C R . f ' 9 1 'gy . ' A' Q .F Q lllllll C lf r ' , F 3 'Q 4 ' Y, 5 N 4 rv X 4 -4 in . I ' , , A .' I yu i - t , V iw i '-J Q . ,r A . .U , , gi l , fy. A 4 - . . .. V , - 1 X i z 3 i lhl Winter DECEMBER Homerooms to get report cards to take ta the C T . .. i t V its 4566 X wx I Qft---P QS. 5? ' li - kg: 1 -I i. 'rail-ll, ,. ,,t s , l .f .vi3.-2g2.' I 1 va,l'fm4..e' f , . . T sf- l'I- ., 7 'f I J we r i A l Wi? A I ' . Q I If Wit. U5 chiefs for marks Waubunette Day -Those Indians whose hearing was failing are retested. -Warriors play Oconomowoc here and are beaten in an overtime. Big pep assembly in gym at 3:l5 and pow-wow tribal dance sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y after the game. ll-Report cards are returned and another term is begun. 13-The papooses have their first assembly sing. There is an assembly sing for the whole tribe planned for the future. 14-The Band and Chorus Warriors present their on- nual Christmas concert to the assembled tribe and townsfolk. i-The tribe goes to Ripon for a game and wins an overwhelming victory. 16-The debate team goes to a tournament at West Bend and does very well. The big chiefs hold their annual Christmas dinner. T8-A concert of sacred music is presented by the choirs of the churches of Waupun in the gym this evening. 21-The tribe has their annual Christmas assembly during periods 6 and 7. We are then dismissed for the rest of the year of l950, 29-The old Warriors lalumnil and the Warriors hold a basketball game and afterwards celebrate with a dance. The alumni won the game. JANUARY 3-The tribesmen file back into the teepee and school is resumed. 5-Tonight the Waupun Warriors defeat the Beavers by one point, The iuniors sponsor the pow-wow after the game. 6-The debate teams have an invitational debate tourney at the neighboring village, Hartford. 12AThe Warriors beat Horican tonight and the Tribe celebrates its victory with a dance sponsored by the Cheerleaders. T5-All Tribesmen must have strong teeth. Dental inspection today. 16-The Big Chiefs have an association meeting to- night. T9-Tonight we defeat West Bend in a game played there. 20-Little IO Conference Debate Tournament is held at Ripon today, 2226-This is exam week and all the Warriors are tested for the skills they have learned during the past semester. 26--This afternoon the Warriors and the Chiefs have a well-earned vacation. 29-Semester Two begins. 30-Report Cards-semester grades this time. FEBRUARY 2-The Warriors are again victorious as Berlin goes down in defeat. 3-The District Debate Tourney is held at Appleton today. 8-Tonight Waupun repeats its previous game record and wins by one point. The exciting game left most of the tribesmen as tired as the players. 9-Waubunette Day. 16-Tonight the Warriors play their last conference game with Mayville and win. The team finishes its season in second place. 23-The Tribe has a 7-I2 grade assembly sing today and all join in the fun. 24-The F.F.A. has their annual Father-Son Banquet tonight. 28-The Regional Basketball tournament begins here at Waupun. MARCH 3-Regional Basketball Tournament is finished, The Warriors win Consolation while Hartford wins the tournament. we gn Jw... 5 ,-Q. fi 4- Q ,sg f A t 1 X ,Q-9 in X 1 'F Q oe, ,j W tr, 3 W K1 ' 'gb ' ' 3 A fl ,Qt in 6 .ai 4 x wg.. R x J SS L 5 I X N , r,-' wi' A, M 1 Y.- : 4 .3 V.- R- 5: xl 2 1 QU S QXKX THIRD ROW: E. Frens, D. Harrington, J. Boll, G. Dhein, F. Arriens, E. Carman, P. Barry. SECOND ROW: M. Gerretson, 5. Dykstra, B. Delbert, J. Andrews, K. Evenson, C. Giese. FIRST ROW: R. Booman, R. Buteyn, W. Berndt, D. Harper, W. Ellmann. nts. THIRD ROW: N. Lang, R. Konings, R. Knoll, J. Kalous, R. Johnston, H. Hopp. SECOND ROW: D. Lenz, D. Howard, J. Lundstrom, I. Kacerovskis, R. Hinkamp, J. Kumber, J. Kumber. FIRST ROW: L. Loomans, A. Hull, L. Hesselink, D. Buchholz, D. Kroener, R. Lee. Eighth Grade The eighth grade has seventy-nine little braves this year which include thirty-five girls a nd forty-four boys. It was their iob to show younger papooses to the riqht teepees so that they wouldn't become lost. Their Chiefs are much the same as last year but they find the work a little harder. They elected class officers who are: Willie Ellmann, president: Dick North- ., ,- d . C x rup, vicevpresident: Joan Vande Zande, secretary-treasurer. They had a few class parties during the year which made them better acquainted with the other eighth grade braves. The little braves take port in many of the school activities. These help them to get 1 , experience for next year when they will be in Senior High. Such things as the Prep W- ELLMANN Eanfl cLnc:nIChoLusbena:lcTlt:eT1 tg preparehforbthe Sebnior alcitivities..Juniir High. football, R. NORTHRUP Presiden, ' ashet a , afn asiha e p eyle op t Zd :Lys was wihlcompriset. e viarsyuty Jtealms vice-President Ln' the near uture. is year trac was a e to t e at etlc activities o t e unior J. VANDE ZANDE Ig ' Secretary-Treasurer Both girls and boys are on the Waubunette staff which reports the Junior High news. Many of these iunior tribesmen take part in forensics and so are in many Little Ten forensic meets. They also are active in Junior High Girl Scouts ond Boy Scouts. Along with the Seventh Grade ond Freshmen girls the Eighth Grade girls belong to the J.A.A. Uunior Girls' Athletic Associationl. These girls oren't going to let the boys be the only ones fit to defend the tribe. All in all they work pretty hard but they have a lot of fun doing it. Next year will find them very well prepared to graduate into the tribe's senior activities. THIRD ROW: R. Rasmussen, T. Peterson, R. Northrup, J. Meyer, R. Reynolds, M. Maas, W. Mulder. SECOND ROW: W. Patrick, L, Nummerdor, M. Powell, D. Papke, S. Roeder, E. Ploenske. FIRST ROW: M. Reilly, M. Nickel, D. Peters, J. McLeod, R. Rodke. THIRD ROW: S. Winter, E. Voskuil, R. Vant Hoff, S. Vossekuil D, Stenz, I.. Neevel, R. Smerling. SECOND ROW: N. Von Hierden D. Verhulst, D. Wegelaupt, K. Swisher, J. Hopp. FIRST ROW: K Tesselink, D. Weiser, D. Sweet, H. Van Ruiswiik, S. Schouten B. Schlomer. 5 one l BACK ROW: H. Fehr, D. Ball, M. Giebink, J. Giebink, K. Grams, BACK ROW: M. Lawrence, W. Keepers, S. Leberak, J, Meyer M N. Aylesworth. MIDDLE ROW: W. Barnett, J. Edmunds, N. Dalton, Karmann, M. Mesmen, J. Knops. MIDDLE ROW: J. Lee, R. Fen M. Hallock. FRONT ROW: D. Calkins, D. Dunn, R. Clark, D. Ball. rich, A. Hull, R. Krueger, I. Leu, M. Johnson, J. Kuik. FRONT L. LARSON President M. JOHNSON Vice-President ROW: L. Bell, J. Kempfer, R. Henning, J. Hammerschmidt, L. Lar son, T. Johnson. Seventh Grade The papooses are the newest addition to our tribe. There are seventy-nine of them in the tribe.. The first week or so they found it hard to find their way through the hundreds ol tribesmen in the halls and get to their teepees, but they soon were able to find any teepee in the village IHigh Schooli. These youngsters thought it would be terrible not to have two recesses a day but they soon forgot about that. They elected tribal officers for their class and they are: President Larry Larson, Vice-President Marjorie Johnson, and Secretary-Treasurer Billy Keepers. They had a tribal dance early in the year where they became better acquainted with their fellow hopefuls. The papooses also take part in many tribal activities. The boys prepare for the time when they will be able to defend the tribe from attack by taking part in gym, Junior High football, basketball, and baseball among themselves. Many of them also belong to Boy Scout troops. The girls participate in sports in gym classes, J.A.A. Uunior Girls' Athletic Associationi, and Girl Scouts. Both boys and girls keep their voices in shape by participating in speech departments. They work hard for weeks preparing for the village speech tournament. The winners of the Junior High tournament go to the Little Ten Junior High tournament which is held at a diHerent village each year. Many of the papooses take music and so they participate in the tribe's Prep Band which is under the direction of Big Chief Johnson. This band prepares them for parti- cipation in the tribe's Senior Band. All in all these youngsters had a successful year W, KEEPERS Secretary-Treasurer and next year they will be the ones to show the new papooses to their teepees. BACK ROW: C. Reabe, P. Ruck, E. Rush, W. Pobanz, L. Brooks, A. Peters, C. Ruesink. MIDDLE ROW: R. Peachy, J. Braaksma, D. Ousterling, L. Opperman, D. Michael, D. Piehl, A. Nitke. FRONT ROW: D. Mulder, P. Micheels, K. Nhyhius, J. Nelson, R. Reif, Y. Gerritson, M. Dusso, J. Peterson. BACK ROW: D. Spaulding, B. Voskuil, M. Yache, R. Vanderbush, S. Schultz, J. Schears, B. White. MIDDLE ROW: P. Wieser, J. Thompson, M. Vander Galien, C. Van Beek, C. Wood, M. Winkler, S. Hanson. FRONT ROW: J. Turner, L. Vande Zande, A. Schlieve, R. Zietlow, A. Mulder. gg .. 1 BFA' tif' 5, x 1 Q. I F 'B' 'QT 7 A f , M . ,L 5 s fix za!! l . . . F11 ,hx E, , fs A .N . , 1 :ggi ' -f . f wx K, .I .g.,,,,,,.,, ,. K '.gg.L--L ' ...-.--4 V ww A ,1glL .. ,X 'A pf, X H. Zi ,fb un mx A. Y , if NVQ, Y ,, 2 ,- 5 'I R f R 4Qlg: ' f S ......'! .1 .9 3! s 2 ....+ W 14' g . A W ,,l-4 1'L','i I 'T' . is I 3 N 'k' Q ff ' iffy . IK. J 'O 'L A 4 y . ur: - if I V. Mm SECOND ROW: M. Hallock, l. Leu, C, Ruesink, E. Rush, C. Wood, THIRD ROW: R. Hinkamp, N. Van Hierden, M: MUGS, R- VON' H05 J- Nelson. M- WIHIKIEY- FIRST ROW1 K- Nyhvis. P- MICIWGGIS, D- K. Swisher, K. Evenson. SECOND ROW: D. Harrington, D. Ver Mulder, P. Weiser, Y. Gerritson, M. Dusso. hulst, E. Frens, I. Kacerovskis, S, Winter. FIRST ROW: S. Roecler S S' , f e X , J. Hopp, L. Nummerdor, J. Andrews, L. Hesselink. Girl Scouts These are the first years of Girl Scouting for the Junior High girls. They have flown up from the-Brownie Scouts to Girl Scouts. During this period the girls work on Second Class badges and then see how far they can go toward their First Class badge. These troops have a definite time for their meetings. The troop otticers conduct their meetings with the help of their leaders. Some troops have assistants, many ot whom are Senior Scouts. The Scouts have cookie sales and go on hikes, and swimming and skating parties. Sometimes these we-fl EQ? activities help in earning badges, Boy Scouts There are three troops of Junior High Boy Scouts, the combined member- ship of which numbers seventy. The Junior High Troops are formed for the purpose of giving the boys training for Senior Scouting. Their activities are much the same as the Senior Scouts. They work hard for diliferent ranks in the troop, but that doesn't keep them from having other activities. They have wrestling, boxing, swimming, go on hikes, and also collect money for their troops by having paper drives. They meet regularly at the South Ward School with their leaders. FOURTH ROW: L. Opperman, D. Aylesworth, R. Vanderbush, W Pobanz, L. Brooks, R. Krueger, K. Grams. THIRD ROW: R. Fenrich B. White, P. Ruck, W. Keepers, D. Ball, D. Spaulding, J. Lee SECOND ROW: J. Verner, P. Dunn, W. Barnett, N. Dalton, J SECOND ROW: B. Rasmussen, R. Northrup, J. Ball, W. Mulder, Kempfer, A. Mulder, FIRST ROW: L. Bell, J. Turner, R. Clark N. Lange. FIRST ROW: W. Ellmann, J. Lundstrom, P. Barry, D Lenz. J. Hammerschmidt. mfs. ffl. fl 'E .Jig XJ if-W1 Q Q' '4 r r y . . Mi. 't .- -1+ssi2w'lea.1Q.A.-lege x. 9 A ,f ,tool , Mail 'N N l ,r il l 6 XM' .Q F,,,-.wi Q 'N X swift'- H seg! w Spring MARCH 7-Freshman-Sophomore Forensic Contest at Columbus is held today. 8-The all-school intramural Forensic contest is held. 9-Term 4 ends today. 12-T3-The Senior Class Play, Jane Eyre is presented to the public. T6-The boys on the A and B basketball squads go to Madison to the State Basketball Tournament. 20-The Band Warriors present a concert to the assembled Tribe. 2128-Easter Vacation, a gift to the hard working Warriors, 29-The Milwaukee State Teachers' College Choir give a concert to the Tribe. 30-The advanced commercial classes present the Warriors with an assembly today. APRIL 4-The papooses have their intramural forensic con- test. The older tribesmen have an assembly sing during the first half of period one. 6-All good Indians have the day off so that the Big Chiefs may attend the Northeastern Conven- tion at Fond du Lac. 7-Home Economics Department take a tour of the University of Wisconsin Campus. M-From here on in the Warriors will have to make their own history but here is a skeleton of events. T0-The Tribe has a forensic assembly presented for them. T2-The Band and Chorus Spring Concert is given tonight. T3-The graduating Warriors have their annual class party. T6-Lloyd La Vaux presents an assembly to the Warriors. 21-Solo Ensemble Tournament at Fond du Lac. 27-The Junior Warriors have a very successful prom. The theme of Candy Lone was carried out to the last detail, 30-Today the Track Team goes to a Little Ten Meet at Ripon and does very well. MAY 5-The Band and Chorus Tournament is held at Fond du Lac. 7-The Warriors venture to Part Washington to an Invitational Track Meet. IO-The Tribe goes to Ripon to a track meet with Ripon and Berlin. T2-The State Solo-Ensemble Tournament is held in Madison. I4-The Symphonette gives a concert. 'I5-Warriors go to another Little Ten Track Meet at Ripon. T9-Track Sectionals were held. 26-The State Track Meet is held today. JUNE T-Baseball, tennis, and golf tournaments are held and the Warriors participate. 3-Baccalaureate. 7-Senior Warriors receive their diplomas at Com- mencement. The Class of T951 goes forward to blaze new trails in new places. 8-The last day of school for all warriors. W 3? eff' ef' .ekmms H556 - -'J-r' ,.l .I . i .L TQIIIIMNIIS l 1 U I Q- ,mf,,4 if assi E-. ' .I ugh , . ...nan-15. Last Wull and Testament We the senuar class ol l9bl beung ol sound mund do hereby wall and bequeath the lollowung gults to those persons here under named l Ronald Archer wull my beef and brown to next year s loot ball team they Il need It Floyd Bockhaus wull my agrrculture to Mr Holmes Donald Becker will my ungratuatrng smule to Don Vehrage lt helped me un Englush It may help hum Caral Berndt wull my crown of homecoming queen to the lucky gurl next year Beth Beyers wull my shootmg abuluty to the stars Robert Boaman wull my access to a classy Hudson to Jum Pollock IA Hudson starts even un cold weatherl Danna Brmkman leave my gorgeous complexuon and haur to Marulyn Van Ess Jaan Brusberg wull my dad s old car to anyone who thunks they can run ut Tom Burke wull all my sports abulutues ta Max Galler Donald Buteyn wull to Duck Probst my slight Interest un blends lou Byteyn wull the drums to Joyce Grlepentrog George Chrlstoaherson wull my night owl hours to Duck Watts Ada Chrustapherson wull my dulterent ways to future Ameruca Dorothy Clark wull my way wuth a man to Joan Dheun though she s cloung all right wuth her own way Charles Cobb wull my basketball suut to Gale Radtke Chester Czoschke wull second hour Englush to the past I untend ta be a better guy now Roland DeMotts wull my cute llttle lakes to Orun Kaschube lee Edmunds wull leave school to further my own educotuon Paul Elenuus wull leave for the farm Jane Elutxer wull leave W H S for Atwater and the Army Marnue Engelbracht wull my beauty to Ellen Pattenruth Lrlluan Farr wull all my smiles and giggles to Ruthie Nelson Nancy Freruks wull my all around scholastuc abuluty to the hrst lady presudent of the United States Ann Frosch wull my blue leans to Delores Wollenburg Raymond Galler wull my gorgeous stagecoach to Skup Hash Ann Gerretson wull my throbbung heart to a guy un Beaver Dom Jerry Guebrnk wrll my traul of broken hearts to anyone who wants to puck up the parts Gunars Grabus wull my abuluty to make lrnends fait to everybody Kay Gruepentrog wull my love ol motors un physics to Rushara Nutschke Barbara Hanson wull my bland haur and bright eyes to Mary Whute Multon Hullery wull my posutuon as edutor to Jerry Redeker Albertus Homan wull my slught llrrtatuons un art class to sweet Mary Nancy Hooker wull all my useful cars to my brother Culver Pueter Hull wull my very much .used car to Don Booher Eleanor Punnow wull my gymnastic abuluty to Mary Davues Thelma Pluum wull my omce as Waubunette exchange edutor to Darlene Knops Lous Potter leave to John Numrnerdor my dark hour Sally Powers wull my energetrc abuluty to get attentuon to Roberta Plurm Wayne Radtke wull all my pounts un Youth League to The Hall of Fame Davud Redman wull the posutuon of busuness manager to Bull Vande Zande Marlene Redman wull my not horn to future musucrans Daniel Rerlly wull my love lor argument regardless of the topuc to Derald Ohm Marvun Reully wull all my pocket books to Jum Luner Haleta Riel wrll all my avratuon unterest to Jerry Vande Streek Freddy Rukkers wull all my adventures around the country to Beverly Vls lorena Runk leave the honor roll to Mary Hesselunk Jean Schendel wull my curly haur to an up and camung freshman Lous Hanson Roger Schlreve wull my cheerleadung to Willy Ellmann Carolyn Schouten wull my name laughing gurl to Hulde garde Marrlyn Schouten wull a Mrlvvaukee Interest to my own future Orvulle Schull wull my name skun head to Dale Buchhalz Neal Jenkm wull my droll quuet sense ot humor to me I may stull need ut where I m goung Mary Kasteln wull my common sense and quuetness to La Donna Draught Eugene Kempfer wull my abundance of sellconlldence to Eugene Moore It wull add to hus own David Kohl wull leave my boisterous laugh to anyone lust so I get rud of ut Larry Kraemer wull a sweet gurl to the next lucky guy Karyl Landaal wull my heart to a former graduate of W H S Allen Lange wull my glasses to whoever needs them Im going to get a seeung eye dog anyway Donald Loomans wull my truut counter to Nancy Rasmussen the Angel Mutzl Meagher wull my cheerleadung posutuon to Sylvuo Dykstra Don Mecklenberg wull my short stature to Auvars Kaceroskus Elliot Michael wull leave my deep vouce and pollte ways to Fred Mlcheels Wullnam Mucheels wull my pug nose to Popeye Jean Nummerdar wull my long dark eyelashes to Alyda Joyce They wull make a lovely frame for her beautuful eyes Murdza Odras wull my happy dusposutuon to llga Kaceravskus to add to her lay of accomplushment Nancy Paflenroth wull my abuluty to stuck to one compamon to Artue Show Arlene Peachy wull my bashlul manners to Gypsy Stevenson Q ' I' . 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Julaa Slager wall my empty house to Don s company James Stelsel wall my quaet ways to Davey Vanderkan may he make use of at an oth hour study hall Davad Sutton wall my dark haar and sports aballty to Charles Schubert .lacquelane Swasher wall my servace wath a smale to the next group of waatresses and slaves of the publac James Tenley wall my method of sellang tobacco to Margae Brunn Ray Towne wall my love for huntang deer both two and four legged to Johannes Carol Vande Berg wall my beautaful brown eyes to Steve Hu Theodore Vanderkan wall to Tammy Kolterman my kand of lafe Jerry Vande Streek have nothang to leave slnce I plan to take at all wath me to the skaes Ardas Vande Zande wall my snapping brown eyes to Nancy Starke I thank they wall fit well wath her sweet dasposataon Loas Vande Zande wall my beautaful alto voace to Mass Aansworth Audrey Whate wall my splat personalaty to teachers an class for my quaetness and to boys an whom I hold an anterest Ronald Wanter wall my art achaevement to Mary Harper Sharley Zack wall my peppy ways to Delores Weademan Joyce Zeatlow wall my nursang abalaty to the new hospatal of 1954 In watness whereof we the undersagned do aftlx our sagnatures Rachard Holmes Lyda Aansworth The Pow Wow Ten years have passed sance the trabe of 51 left the old wrgwam on Franklan Street an Waupun Wasconsan After thankang thas over Chaef Jerry Gaebank decaded to do some thang about at He sent out has fleetfooted messengers Paul Clem Elenaus Gunars Gus Grabas and .lam Perp Stelsel to announce a bag Pow Wow to be held two moons from that day After the banquet Chaef Warraor Tom Burke took over and called the roll of the group Lee Edmunds reports that he as the Presadent of the Greyhound Bus lanes and as also owner and manager of the Hall and Dale Golf Club Ronald Archer as the head chef at the Waldorf Astoraa New York and has very capable waatresses Arlene Peachy Mardza Odras and Eleanor Pannow take over has chores whale he as away playang football wath the Moose Club pro team Nancy Paffenroth and Loas Buteyn have opened a nursang school an Boase Iclaho and are havang dascaplane problems because of the Boase lboysl catazens Dave Kohl as now the owner and operator of the world s tall est groan elevator Floyd Backhaus as employed as Doves chaef guade and counsellor Neather one wall make a move wathout the other s approval Larry Kraemer as now presadent of a new strang of chaan 5 8. 'IO stores called Kraemers Super Ten Cent Stores And speakang of busaness men Ray Galler as manager and presa dent of the largest self servace grocery an the country t covers five square blocks Jerry Gaelaank youngest presadent of the Unated States on record announced that wath the aad of Freddy Rakkers supreme court lustace and Jacque Swasher only woman to fllabuster an sessaon for three straaght weeks he as cleanang Bette Saddall as now teachang hastory at the unaversaty and saad she does so because of encouragement from her favorate hagh school teacher She as also the cheerleader coach Bob Booman and Orvalle Schulz are sellang collasaon ansurance to hagh school students an the state It seems they know all the angles Maralyn Schouten as a saleslady for the Ford Motor Company and as runnang staff competataon to .lean Nummerdor s Beaver Dam Pontaac sales an thas communaty Maralyn reports that busaness as best an Malwaukee Jam Stelsel as an Englash teacher at the Unaversaty of Ohao and as doang a splendad 'ob we hear He always was fond of Englash class' Jammy Tenley and Ray Towne are tennas anstructors at Harvard turnang out fine teams Carol Vandeberg as labraraan at the Malwaukee Publac Labrary and as putting the place IH real order Dave Sutton was AllAmeracan Pro halfback last year and while he asnt traanang or playang games he runs a small pharmacuetacal supply concern Carolyn Schouten and Julaa Slager are runnang numerous drave an restaurants around thas terratory They feature lumba hamburgers and servace wath a smale I, . 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' ' Li u Q 1 57 Don Buteyn and Dave Redman are the only members of the group who have chosen the clergy as their occupation Chuck Cobb as pullnng the Chlcago Cubs out of the cellar and sendung them toward the Serues due to hus outstandnng ball playtng Paul Elenlus runs the elevator In the Empire State bulldlng and has cut the gotng down speed record ID half Chet Czoschke IS flrst strung holfback wlth the Army football team Don Becker and Gene Kempfer are the new owners of the Sherman Hotel nn Chlcago and spend most of their time playlng 99 and watchung televlslon but on Saturday naght they have a great tnme wuth Genes dance band playing the Green Room featurrng Roland lPercyJ De Motts as the vocallst People come from mules around to hear hum croon Marlene Redman noted musucran and durector has discovered the lost chord after years of research She I5 now uslng It tor experumental purposes wnth her symphonic bond Ronald Wunters has token a new post un televlslon as news man for statuon KDKVZ TV whnch us owned and operated by Don Mecklenberg and Bull Mucheels Kay Grnepentrog IS now wrltlng praducmg and acting In her own plays and also plays her clarunet rn the put band on all openlng nights Barbara Hanson has become famous for her numerous cook books all of whnch feature cherry ples Mllton Hlllery and Sally Powers have opened a Super Drugs drug store and are runnmg all others out of business Lots Vande Zande us the head sales clerk and Sally washes the dsshes Jean Schendel Audrey Whlte and Ida Chrlstopherson are runnmg a cultural school tn Chlcago Helghts Nancy Frerlks IS now Dean of Women at the Umversnty of Colorado Marme Englebracht I5 now employed at the Du Pont expert mental laboratories doung advanced research on resnllent plastlcs Donna Brmkman Thelma Pluum and Joan Brusberg are em ployed at the leader News rnght here tn the old home town George Chrlstopherson ts an author now having written many books on the sublect of Hot Rods Dorothy Clark and Beth Beyers are In charge of the Beverly Halls Country Club tn Los Angeles and Ann Gerrltson and Ann Frosch are head wattresses there Gunars Grabls as now tmprovmg on Eunsteln s theortes a few of whuch he has proven obsolete He I5 considered the mathematlcal genuus of our tume Neal Jenkms has a small farm nn Kentucky owns tive dogs a mule a wufe and a good mulk cow He occasionally goes to New York to star In a Broadway play to make hrs budget stretch Mary Kasteln I5 naw French horn soloist with the Fond du Lac Phnlharmomc wuth whuch she tours the country Lnllvan Farr reports that although marrued llfe IS sometimes tedious It IS stnll okay Carol Brandt Jane Elntzer and Karyl landaal are now en gaged nn ottlce work an Mulwaukee Thevr employers are extremely pleased wtth them Al Homan and Tom Burke are maknng headllnes as the great est touchdown comblnatuon m hlstory Nancy Hooker IS stlll trying to flgure out some of Mr Hug dahls physlcs questnons although she has graduated from Smuth and IS now teochlng there Pteter Hull IS the masters art crttlc afferlng crltlcal comment on only those art products whuch have been screened by ten other Iudges before he sees them at all Danny Rellly was the golf champlon of the country tn 1961 He plays golf constantly durmg has worknng hours Haleta Rnel has a swell rob tourlng the country lecturnng on various sublects of wrde Interest Marvin Reilly ts an emtnent racehorse owner and trainer and has owned the Kentucky Derby wlnner tor the past five years Lorena Rtnk I5 coming up In the world as headdress deslgner at the Parts Dress Shoppe nn Madlson Roger Schlleve business manager and star ballet dancer of a world renowned troupe IS now tourlng the world and lust happened to be In the United States so as to be present at the gatherlng Ted Vanderkm who was recently voted most successful farmer of the year IS constantly flndnng ways to Increase the harvests Jerry Vande Streek IS practlcally a mlllnonalre as crock pllot for the Clrcum World Alrllnes Ardls Vande Zande certrtled public accountant has her own school for tralnlng auditors She has Shirley Zlck as her head nnstructor They are turnlng aut really terrnflc audltors Allan Lange IS the property manager for Tammy Darseys band and stlll hasnt declded whlch g l sn Fond du Lac I5 his intended Donald Loomans IS an art Instructor at a special school nn Madison He spends a great deal of hrs trme however vaca tlonlng In various choice spots of the United States Elliot Michaels IS gtvlng hrs own verslon of Shakespeare before many audiences throughout the world Mltzt Meagher has at last realized her lifelong ambltlon She I5 head nurse at the orthopedic hospital She teaches twlrllng as one means of muscular exerclse l.ols Potter IS the secretary s consultant an oftlce which she has created to help secretaries get along with their bosses and stnll stay sane Wayne Radtke I5 runnnng a blllrard parlor In Waupun and IS dolng marvelously well He gsves lessons to those who need them Wayne as wudely known for his bank shots Havmg called the roll and accounted for all braves and squaws of the tribe of 5l Chief Burke suggested that Roger Bette and Matz: former cheerleaders for the Waupun Warriors lead the assembled crowd tn one last war whoop for old time s sake Shouts stlll rlnglng rn therr ears the crowd broke up wondering when or uf ever the whole gang would gather agaun 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' 11 - 11 - 1 - - - 1 - 1 , . II't . , V . . . . . . . I 1 1 1 ' ' , . 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 , , ' . , . . . . ll' - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , . . . . . , . 1 I . . . . .... . , . I . . . . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 I .. - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 STAEHLING BROS PRINTING CO Phone 29 STAR MARKET Where Qualnty and Pruce Balance Phone 450 IO6 E Mar Get Your Shoes at BROOKS SHOE SHOP SCHRANK CLINIC R E Schrank L W Schrank W A Wagner Wm J Petters Compluments BEILKE APPAREL SHOP DR E SCHMIDT Physlcnan and Surgeon Compluments of REDMAN S STANDARD SERVICE Compluments LUCK S GROCERY QS, Q Q BC: IIZEB ' THE REMINDER Compluments CHEVROLET GARAGE Ervun Burmuster Prop I-las your motor lost: nts pep and power? Gums on valve stems rob your motor ol: compresslon Let us tune up your motor and bnng back :ts surge ol: power by adcllng Shaler Rlslone to the regular oll ln the cranlmcase Thu dissolves gums as you drnve Frees the valves Restores compressuon Shaler Ruslone tunes up all engmes Drwe un to day WED R I SLUN E BREYER BROS WHITING 8. CO SCHULTZ RADIO ELECTRIC VO I Q 'o Q ll ss An ff 'N Compliments LEOS CITIES SERVICE Compllments HUTH JAMES SHOE INC PETERS COAL COMPANY Benlamln Moore Paint Phone 62 Complnments of ROET S DAIRY THE HANDCRAFTERS Manufacture of Supplues lor Handrcraft and Occupatuonal Therapy WAUPUN GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Phone 'I'l2 Electric 81 Acetylene Welclmg Dunphy Boats and Evmrude Outboard Motors HILLCREST GREENHOUSE W and A Clark Props Flowers for All Occaslons Phone 'l52 836 E Franklin St BO S AUTO BODY SHOP Hudson Sales and Servnce Phone 481 507 S Watertown St Waupun Was I I . 'n St. . . . . 'il l g 0 0 8' E -I I l . Q05 B- , 'W ' I I 7 ..:, V -1 X, ' . .- Def, t Q, k . - . Tl XI' remarkable Oil Alloy eetuall: cv S I Q 1 ll ... L U3 -- I sr T ..- - .. . D . . 4 4 I ' ' Sf' ,.,'r of V of of ol I L. MlCHAEL'S Service Station and Snack Bar WEINHEIMER'S GREENHOUSE 8. GARDENS 'IIO Fox Lake St. Phone 937 ASMUS MOTORS OLDSMOBILE Make a date with an 88 700 W. Main St. Phone 504-J Compliments of HONER'S CUSTARD STAND RADLOFF CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete - Blocks - Glass 8I'I W. Main St. Phone 148-W VERHAGE IMPLEMENTS Ford Tractors and Implements 805 West Main RIVERVIEWGREENHOUSE Howard Carney, Prop. Phone 508 235 W. Franklin GANZ ELECTRIC SERVICE 509 Morse St. Phone 466 WEST SIDE ELECTRIC Paul Boeck Wiring and Repairing Appliances 8. Water Heaters WEST MAIN SERVICE STATION C A Schuhardt 732 W Mann St Waupun Was C F180 BRUSBERG S SERVICE STATIONS 606 W Main St Fond du Lac St City Limits STAR 8. CRESCENT SODAS EARL JOHNSON GARAGE Il Fox Lake Street Phone 83 WAUPUN BOTTLING WORKS TH IDEAL SHOE WAUPUN LAUNDRY Launderers an Dry Cleaners I3 Carrington Street Phone 182 MANUFACTURING COMPANY PAUL W MOLDENHAUER Auto Life and Fire Insurance State Farm Mutuals Phone 339 Waupun Wis COONLEY S GARAGE Martin Motors Sales and Service Compliments WAUPUN OIL CO POWDER PUFF STATION 24 Hour Service J P SEMMENS M D J M SINNETT M D Physicians and Surgeons Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 788 W Res 788 R THE WAUBUN STAFF OF 1951 Compliments of M 8- M GRAY IRON FOUNDRY MARSHALL WELLS STORE The Independent Hardware Store Geo L Baumhardt Owner Heap big Indian Lost in thought -5 x Saw ad Now wonders What he bought -...J O HERN S YOUTHTOWN Boys and Girls Wear Infants to Sub Teen Sizes 25 S Forest St Phone 863 W if ': l ' d oo QJQJ ' E ' 3 NN I 0 . of 735 s. Madison si. Phone 64 - ' - e u A I I I ' I I HOMAN S GROCERY Phone 620 NUMMERDOR BROS Accessories Repaurlng Texaco Products Sales PONTIAC Servnce HOOKER 8. WAGNER Attorneys at Law S 8- N MOTOR CO Ford Cars and Trucks Waupun Wus Complnments LOUIE SPORT SHOP KEN S SANDWICH SHOP 'I8 Fond du Lac St Compluments SUPER ICE CREAM Compluments EHLEYS SERVICE STATION HENNING SHELL STATION Phone 488 Woupun Wnsconsm ROY S BARBER SHOP We work longer to make nt shorter LEROY CALKINS Prop BARRY MOTORS Complnments GUELIG IMPLEMENT SHOP Nw HL o ff-' ,-1 WAUPUN LEADER NEWS ONE STOP Shoe Service For the Family ROTHENBACH S SHOE STORE g U Complnments BUTEYN HARDWARE JOHN .I NUGENT Attorney at Law Waupun Wns STODDART AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance ALBERT E NORTHRUP Attorney at Law Waupun Was JUDSON J RIKKERS Attorney at Low Waupun Brandon PAUTCH MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth an Cuties Service Stotnon Phone 66 W Complnments of FRIGID LOCKER STORAGE 'I4 Fond du Lac St Phone 264 J GORDON W PALMER BRAUN S CITY LUNCH Pleasure to Serve You DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION Ted Vander Woude Wulbert Smlts 42 Fond du Lac St Phone 666 Waupun FARR S TRUCKING Harry and Howard Compluments CLASSIC THEATRE Your Theatre KEACH S MARKET DE LUXE BAKERY Cakes Bread Pastry C II 431 E Mann St PETE S SHOE REPAIR We Solucut Your Patronage 2 South Maduson St Compliments WESTRA AGENCY ARTHUR BROADWAY Planned Security Lute Insurance Annultles Complnments EDMUND S BUS SERVICE BONNIE LOU SHOP Infants Wear and Gnfts I6 South Madison St Complnments BUTEYN S FOOD STORE PETERSON S JEWELRY Compluments HULL S GROCERY GYSBER S FOOD STORE A Super Market POSSIN AGENCY A Complete Insurance Service BRAAKSMA S MEAT MARKET Martm Braaksma Prop Phone 79 'I ff 41s J C PENNEY CO an WAUPUN Complnments CLUB BOWLING ALLEYS n g l GENE.. vs MEENK BROS ELECTRIC GE Appltances RCA Radios Heatung Refrngeratlon and Wlrlng Phone 574 W Waupun THE BLUE BIRD Your Musuc Dealer Complvments THE TROJAN Complaments WILES ELECTRIC CO DRS AMTHOR 8. EGAN Dentusts Phone 540 Complnments TOASTY EAT SHOP Compluments DE HARTOG AGENCY FLETCHER STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography Waupun Wnsconsnn DR H E LUCK Dentist N E W LENZ OD Optometrist Drs Hausman 8. Hausman Dentnsts OLSON CORNER DRUG STORE Phone 8 Waupun Wnsconsnn ' ' ,, of all , ' . ' , Q of ' ' of I of X ! 1 5 I- f f ' . X - v , u 1 u 4 Sl 'xg X 0 Q - i rl' Q ' f ff 'o r I WR .!:'..gg- , 4 O H I ' X '1 Jc?JJ of I 'I . I I .I ' . Q of of I . of of ' ' n I 1' Compllmems Compllments of THE GLAMOUR SHOP THE HUB Phone IO R V KERMEEN Chiropractor 40IV2 E Mann Street Waupun Wns Bonded Collectaons Comphmenfs TRI COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU STATE BANK OF WAUPUN 40IV2 E Mann St Waupun Complnments HOTEL WAUPUN Complnments of NATIONAL BANK OF WAUPUN DR PAUL A ALLEN Osteopathnc Physuclan and Surgeon 6 S Mull St Tel 165 W Badger Pamt Impernal and Umted Wallpaper YOUR SKELGAS DEALER CHRI S AUTO SERVICE Repalrmg Phone 799 UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrlcal Applnances Bruessel 81 Perry Props 9605.5 N M 2 or the Women Who Care MALEETA S BEAUTY SALON Phone I49 W POWER S PHARMACY Prescruptuon Druggnsts 3IO Mann St Phone 70 M566 'X 1 46 if-52 IX ,ff QQ' '44 Compliments THE COFFEE SHOP Ruth and Bull Complnments of JEAN S BEAUTY SALON mplnm t 8 S Mull St Phone 208 W GATEWAY LUMBER C0 Compluments FARMERS ELEVATOR CO KOHL ELEVATOR LANDAAL BROS CO McCormack Deerlng Farm Implements Hardware Phone IO4 KOHN S GROCERY Grocernes Meats Vegetables and Ice Cream Phone 140 Free Delivery FULLER GOODMAN or Lumber Fuel and Building Maternal Telephone 456 WAUPUN PRODUCE AND HATCHERY Complnments of WARD DUNN S Compliments of VANDESTREEK COAL CO SHELL SERVICE STATION Phone 400 of I U ' of of F S- I - I I L 3 .. ,N A , ,,,.g. '59, irf 4' H H g 'ii . Q Uri? ,I A - Q, 'VJ A- ee , l ' Co ' ons OI ' ot of I CO. f GIEBINK'S GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Groceries - Meats Frozen Foods - We Deliver COONLEY RADIO 8. ELECTRIC Westinghouse Appliances Ben Hur Home Freezers DALTON APPLIANCE CO Radio and Television BARBEAU'S GARAGE Studebaker Service HOUDEK'S FOOD STORE Groceries and Meats 306 E. Main St. Phone 24 Compliments of STORBECK HARDWARE DR. J. A. LOOMANS and DR. J. J. HENDRICK Dentists MYRON C. GYSBERS 8. CO. Jewelers KOHL'S Furniture and Funeral Directing Phone: Store 54 Phone: Funeral Home 32-W WAUPUN CLINIC Drs Reslock 8. Hull Main St Phone 895 BEYER S Quality Furniture an Funeral Service QNCN 5' ix ifhxgl aim N -I-un BLOW S H M 8. A W Hardware Compliments of FIRESTONE Home Farm 81 Auto Supply 318 Main St SHELDON E MEYER Attorney at Law Redeker and Van de Zande THE MEN S STORE Phone 2 Waupun WELCH BROS Waupun Damsteegt WALGREEN AGENCY Drug Store CANNED FOODS INC WAUPUN WISCONSIN Packers of GREENIES Brand Peas and Lima Beans We re Different Original Green Color and Fresh Flavor Retained by American Can Co Blair Process s..s n. GREEN! 3 ffsjgwwwf N' I F 0 Q WIEE1' PEA5 s' itil Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs fl fy 3' x A- , wi f? 15 M 'xQ' Q4 P' NM, gf ' 9 Q. J if - Q VM I 5 '- is ,S S . Wi, A -V 51 4 N gg - ix g m . ,, Vi by 4 H f 5
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