Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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To Mr Grenzow our teacher and frrend respectfully dedzcczte th1s 1ssue of our yearbook the Wczubun we the seniors of 1953 Pfefferkorn, Erwln Prlncupal North Central College B A Northwestern Umverstty M A Ruedeman, Mrs Wm H Treasurer Board of Educatnon Blow, H M Board of Educatnon Lawren ce, Vyrna Office Kupath Howard E Superlntendent Central State College Stevens Pomt B E Northwestern Umverslty M A Greene Mrs Geo Q? President Board of Educatlon taehhng Hellwlg Board of Education Peters, Earl Clerk Board of Educatuon ischler, Barbara Office Ainsworth Lyda Northland College B A Englnsh Yearbook Alberg, Bess uscansln State College at Stevens Polnt BS Home Economucs Casper, C J St Norbert s College B A Unlversvty of Wlsconsm atm Englnsh Debate Forenslcs Basketball Tucket Sales Colton, Walter P Umversxty of Wlsconsm B S Art lgrades and hugh schooll Track Coach 53 Gadbaw, Coleman Wlsconsln State College at Oshkosh B E Lawrence College M A Umversuty of Wnsconsm Hustory Amerlcan Problems Stude Councll Tennus Grenzow, W H Wnsconsnn State College at Whatewater Umversuty of Wlsconsm Ph B Socnal Science Hull Dorothy Milton College BS Social Studies English Hnstory Publncatlons Alberg, Bernard Wlsconsm Stole College Stevens Pomt B S Chemustry Physlcs Barkley Melvm Wnsconsvn State College at Eau Clalre B E Unlversuty of Wnsconsln M A Durector of Athletics Coach of B squad Football and Basketball Golf Cleveland, Edna Wlsconsln State College Whitewater BE Commercial Hot Lunch Program Drahelm, Hermlna Wisconsin State College Oshkosh Englnsh Forensics Gurl Scouts Garslde Phyllus Umversnty ot Wnsconsnn B S Home Economlcs Holmes, Richard Wlsconsln State College at Oshkosh BE University of WISCONSIN Scnence Photography Busnness Manager Football Tncket Soles I I A ' ' at ,-- k , . ,.. 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Schrader Conservatory ot Music, Dubuque Iowa University of Wisconsin M S oncert Band Senior Chorus Foot ball Band Pep Band Dance Band Symphonette Prep Band Luck, lna Lawrence College Unlversity of Wisconsin University of lllinois Librarian library Club e M Wisc n in State College lattevlll University of Z Q - J' 0 5 Q 1' f. .,. pf-. T 0 -v -1 C In T Q Z O U' 0 1 -o- Universlty of Wisconsin B S Physical Education Coach af Basketball and Football Schmldtkunz Dorothy Wisconsin State College at Milwaukee Special Education Wucherer, William Wisconsin State College at Platteville B S Industrial Arts Coach ot Football and Baseball Zache, Joan Wisconsin State College ot Milwaukee B S Vocal Music lgrades and high schooll Girls Glee Club Junior High Chorus L., I M ' N...3 . Y Q ff, ' - J. . I A ' , ' I I If I f 2 ! , f If . r . 1 f I. I, , , , , I I J ,mwfff 7:-it .55 . . 1 7 5315 'f -4 IH: 4 JANE ALLAN Janie As peppy as ginger ale. G. A. A. 45 Prom comm. 35 Senior class play comm. 3, 45 Rifle club 1, 25 library club 45 Pep club 25 Chemistry club 3. BRUCE ANDERSON Charlie Bashful Frosh, bashful Soph, bashful Junior, well -all Seniors change. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 W club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Chemistry club 3. KENNETH BEAVER Ken I can resist anything but TEMPTATIONI Glee club 35 Dance band 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 W club 3, 45 Forensics 35 Prom comm. 35 Senior class Dlay, 3. SHIRLEY BERNDT Chick Her manner in class is quiet, but outside of class, she's a riot. Glee club l, 35 J. A. A. 15 G. A. A. 2, 35 Prom comm. 35 Rifle club l, 25 Girl Scouts l, 2, 35 Library club 2, 3, 45 Pep club 25 Chemistry club 3. WALTER BREDESON Waldo A golfer's aim, a hole in one, makes up his fame. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 W club 2, 3, 45 Prom comm. 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Boy Scouts lg Golf 2, 3, 45 Pep band l, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 3. MARGIE BRUNN Marge lf she had a thousand tongues, she would talk with them all. Glee club I5 G. A. A. 35 Prom comm. 35 Rifle club lg Girl Scouts lg Library club 2, 3, 45 Chem- istry club 3. JANET DARGUE Daggie She thinks, speaks, and acts, iust as she ought. Glee club l, 35 J. A. A. lp G. A. A. 2, 35 Prom comm. 35 Senior class play comm. 35 Homecom- ing court 25 Rifle club l, 25 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Li- brary club 2, 3, 45 Pep club 25 Chemistry club 3. DAVID AMACHER Happy One grand fellow. Glee club l, 25 Mixed chorus 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football l, 2, 45 W club 45 Prom comm. 35 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chef's club 4. RITA BACKHAU5 Rita Stay iust as you are, so nice and neat, 'cause as you are you can't be beat. Glee club 3, 45 Mixed chorus 45 Prom comm. 35 Senior class play comm. 35 Homecoming court 45 Homecoming comm. 3, 4. NANCY BENNETT Nancy I carry myself with pride, it's in a convertible I ride. Band l, 25 Glee club I, 45 Mixed chorus 3, 45 Prom comm. 3. ROBERT BORN Smokey With a car and a cup full of gas, he burns up the road, but fast. Glee club 35 Mixed chorus 35 Prom comm. 35 Rifle club l, 25 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. WANDA BRUINS Wanda A real brunette, sharp with the wit, no matter where, she'll always fit. Annual staff 45 Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Glee club, l, 2, 45 Mixed chorus 2, 3, 45 Dance band 45 Prom comm. 35 Senior class play cast 35 Homecoming court 4. LOIS DAEHN Lois A new face in our class this year, she's full of fun and brings good cheer. Annual staff l, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee club l, 2, 45 Mixed chorus 45 Orchestra 35 Dance band l, 2, 3, 45 Forensics I5 All school play comm. I5 Homecoming comm. l, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girl Scouts lg Student council 35 Chemistry club 45 Pep band l, 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Custer High, Mil- waukee, 4. MARY oAvlss Mary Clever, kind, and always neat, to everyone whom she will meet. Glee club lp Senior class play comm. 25 Girl Scouts l, 25 library club 2, 45 Chemistry club 3. LAWRENCE DURNING Lorry If you are in doubt, ask me. Annual staff 4, Waubunette staff I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 2, 3, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Football I, Track I, 2, 3, W club 3, 4, Debate I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play cast 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class President l, Student council I, 2, Wooden Shoe 3, Pep band 3, Chemistry club 3. JOYCE EGGERS Joyce A quiet, thoughtful, friendly lass. Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3. VERNON FARR Vernie Why we like him we never tried ta see, we've iust got the feeling it's because he's he. Rifle club I, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. MAX GALLER Teddy Bear Good on the field and an the floor, a coach's dream and plenty more. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, W club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class President 2, Chemistry club 3. DONNA GLEWEN Donna Full of pep, ambitious too, whatever she starts she carries through. Annual staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 2, 4, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Prom comm. 3. BERNARD GREENFIELD Bernie Healthy, robust, lively, too, Bernie will play it straight with you. Annual staff 4, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play cast 3, Chef's club 4. GEORGENE GREENFIELD Georgene True to her word, her work, and her friends. Annual staff 4, G. A. A. I, 2, Prom comm. 3, Library club 2, 3. 3 1 1 'drif- PAUL EBERT Pele I have only two ambitions-either hunting gals or going fishing. Basketball I, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football I, W club 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Rifle club 2, Student council 3, Chemistry club 3. ROBERT ERICKSON Bob Women? They irritate-I love being irritated! Annual staff 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 3, Mixed chorus 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football I, 2, 3, Track 2, W club 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boy Scouts I, 2, Golf 3, 4, Student council I, Pep band I, 2, Chemistry club 3. MARILYN FENRICH Marilyn She's iust the gal to have around, her carefree ways will chase a frown. Chemistry club 3, Rifle club I, 2, Girl Scouts I, 2, 3, Library club 2, 3, 4, Pep club 2, Glee club I, 3, .I. A. A. I, G. A. A. 2, 3. GLENDON GIESE Pusqually First comes sleep, then my rod and gun. Annual staff 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, W club 4, Rifle club I, Boy Scouts I, Chemistry club 3, Chef's club 4. RICHARD GOETSCH Dick A friend to all. . . . , 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. DONALD GREENFIELD Annice His greatest sin is his happy grin. Annual staff 4, Baseball 3, 4, W club 4, Prom comm. 3, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, Chemistry club 3, Chef's club 4. JOYCE GRIEPENTROG Griep Round and round she goes, where she'Il stop nobody knows. Bond I, 2, Glee club I, 2, Mixed chorus 3, Orchestra l, 2, .l. A. A. I, G. A. A. 2, Forensics l, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, All school play comm. I, Senior class play comm. I, 2, 3, Prom Queen 3, Rifle club I, Girl Scouts I, Class Treasurer I, Pep band l, 2, Homecoming comm. I, 2, 3. 9 ANTON HACKBARTH Tony The one and only big he-man, he must eat spinach by the can. Baseball manager I, 2, Football 'l, 2: W club 2, 3, 4, Prorn comm. 3, All school ploy cornm. I, Senior class ploy comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts I, 2, Chemistry club 3. ELLEN HALLOCK Ellen Short in stature, but not in brains. Annual staff 4, Glee club 'l, 2, 4, Mixed chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, G. A. A. 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play cast 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girl Scouts I, 2, Student council 2. Transferred from Roosevelt Junior High, Fond du lac, l. DAVID HARMSEN Dave Never a dull moment when he's around. Hi-Y 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, Class Vice President 4. ROBERT HENKEN Duke If at first you don't succeed -QUIT! Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, w club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. MARILYN HOWARD Marilyn Seen, but rarely heard. Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, J. A. A. I, G. A. A. 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Girl Scouts I, 2, Pep club 2, Homecoming comm. 3, 4. PEARL KASTEIN Pearl Knit one, PEARL TWO. Band 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, 4, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Class Secretory 2, 3, Pep band 3, 4, Homecoming comm. 2, 3. MARILYNN KOENTOP Lynn In her eyes there is only one. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club I, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Pep band , , . GORDON HACKBARTH Gordy I got an A once- in slumber. Pram comm. 3, Rifle club I, F. F. A. 2, 3. DONIS HANSON Donnie Ready, willing and able. Waubunette staff 2, 3, Band I, 2, Glee club I, 2, Mixed chorus 2, 3, J. A. A. I, G. A. A. 2, Forensics l, Cheerleader 3, Prom comm. 3, All school ploy comm. I, Senior class ploy 'l, 2, cast 3, Homecoming court I, Tri-Hi4Y 3, Rifle club I, Girl Scouts I, 2, Pep band I, 2, Homecoming comm. I, 2, 3, 4. GLENDON HASH Skip In athletics of any kind, his equal is hard to find. Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, w club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student council 4, Chemistry club 3. VIRGINIA HOLBACK Ginny A small and quiet lass, whose cheerful manner you can't surpass. BRUCE HULL Bruno Many a guy and many a girl, in Bruce's car have taken o whirl. Annual staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed chorus 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Trock l, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, All school play comm. I, Senior class ploy cast 3, Rifle club I, Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3, Hi-Y 4. LARRY KEARLEY Fingers Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Hi'Y 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. ARMIN KOLLMAN Armin I get by with the women. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. EARL KRUEGER Squirrel Take me out to the ball game. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, W club 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Prom court 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Student council 3, Chemistry club 3, HOWARD LOOMANS Howie When I'm good, I'm very good, but when I'm bod I'm better Basketball l, Football l, Prom comm. 3, Rifle club l, Boy Scouts l, 2, Chemistry club 3. RICHARD LOOMANS Dick l spend my study halls writing letters. W club 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chem- istry club 3, Ticket Manager 2, 3. FULLER McBRIDE Fud A dark and handsome Irishman. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball manager l, 2, 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Senior class ploy comm. 3, Junior Rotarian 3, Prom king 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class president 3, Golf I, 2, Chemistry club 3, Homecoming comm. 2, 3, 4. DONNA McDOWELL Donna like the stars, out every night. Prom comm. 3, Library club 3, Chemistry club 3, Homecoming comm. 3. GERALD MIELKE Bud Though modest and quiet he may be, there is no better friend than he. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE MOORE Rag Doll When we see Eugene we don't see less, wo see Moore. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, Football 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, Prom comm. 3, All school play l, Senior class play comm. l, 2, cast 3, Rifle club l, 2, Boy Scouts I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Chemistry club 3, Wclub 4, Pep bond l, 2, 3, 4. 'tn .M ff 5- . . is Q . Q' . -4 ' Q,- . .ff ' ,. A .A .W ' 'zz-., f L ns 't J' 1- ' Neg, , ,I 'filfgs O O 4 1 'S . ' :.6.D M 0' B . 0' a. . f ' -W CHARLENE KUIK Char As a student you shine, as a friend you are fine. Glee club I, Mixed chorus 1, Library club 4, Chemistry club 4. MARLENE LOOMANS Molly Whether for school or iust for fun, she starts her work and gets it done. Glee club l, Mined chorus 3, 4, J. A. A. l, Forensics 3, Senior class play cost 3, Girl Scouts l, Library club 3, 4, Peo club 2, Chem- istry club 4, Prom comm. 3. DELMAR LUTTENBERGER Delmar Life is long, why work? F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. ROY McCALLUM Acuff Sleep -oh, how I love itl F. F, A. 'l, 2, 3, 4. AMBER MIELKE Amber One swell girl, a friend to ell, willing to help at any call. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Pep bond 2, 3, 4. JANET MONROE Janet The world was made for fun and frolic, and so was l. Glee club l, 2, 3, 4, J. A. A. l, G. A. A. 2, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 2, Girl Scouts l. JOHN NAVIS Johnnie Service with a smile. Glee club l, 3, Mixed chorus 3, Prom comm. 3. 11 MILFRED NEEVEL Creek Oh, l'm iust a little country boy, but the city gals are my greatest ,oy Glee club 3, Prom comm. 3. JERRY NORRIS Jerry l study when l'm in the mood, l'm strictly not a moody guy Tennis 2, 3, Boy Scouts 2, Chemistry club 3 ELLEN PAFFENROTH Dark, vivacious, snapping eyes, that lead men to long, deep sighs Annual staff 4, Waubunette staff 3 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 1, 2, Mixed chorus 3, 4, J. A. A. l, G. A. A. 2, Prom com All school play comm. I, Senior class play comm. I, 2, cast 3, Prom court 3, Homecoming court l, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Rifle club 1- Girl Sco l, 2, Class treasurer 3, Student council 3, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 4, Homecoming comm. 3. JUNE PERRY June l'm happy-go-lucky, fancy free, nothing ever bothers me Annual staff 4, Glee club l, 3, Symphonette 4, J. A. A. l, G. A. A. 2, Prom com Senior class play comm. 3, Tri-Hi-V 4, Rifle club l, 2, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, Library club 2 club 2, Chemistry club 3. RICHARD PIKE Dick A second Walt Disney. Annual staff 4, Waubunette staff 3, Band 3, 4, Boys' Glee club 2, 3, Mixed chorus 4, Dance 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, W club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry club 3, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4. X . ROBERT POLLOCK Bob Sorry girls, he's taken. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3. LOIS REDMAN Lois A worker is a winner. Annual staff 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 1, 2, 4, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, J. A. A., G. A. A. 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Rifle club l, Girl Scouts 1, 2, Pep band 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 4. I2 JAMES NICKERSON Jim Worry kills men, l'm in the best of health. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, W club 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4: Pep band l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. SHIRLEY NORRIS Shirl She is brilliant and full of mirth, much to the senior class she's worth. Annual staff 3, 4, Glee club l, Forensics 2, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Girl Scouts l, Class secretory 4, Student council l, 4, Chemistry club 3, Home- coming comm. 3, 4. Transferred from Portage, 2. ROBERT PATTEE George My motto is, don't study much, l've no need to learn of Caesar and such. F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, F. F. A. Basketball l, 2, 3. HOMER PFEFFERKORN Homer Instead of Homer Hasenpfeffer , we now have Pfefferkorn . Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed chorus 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boy Scouts 'l, Golf I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA PLUIM Bobbie All that blushes is not innocent. Glee club 2, Orchestra l, 1. A. A. 1, G. A. A. 2, Prom comm. 3, All school play comm. 1, Senior class play comm. l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle club I, Girl Scouts 1, 2. GALE RADTKE Coon The greatest of all men may ask a foolish question now and then. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, W club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boy Scouts 1, Chemistry club 3. TOM REICHERT Mouse Don't rush me, l'm coming. Band l, 2, Boys' Glee club 3, Mixed chorus 3, Basketball l, 2, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Football l, 2, 4, Prom comm. 3, Prom court 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class vice president 3, Student council 2. RICHARD RENS Chick He keeps the teachers ill at ease, they're always shouting, Quiet please . Football I, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. DARLENE SCHLIEVE Schliev All that she does she does well, and she does everything. Annual staff 4, Waubunette staff l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee club l, 2, 4, Dance hand l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonette l, 2, 3, 4, J. A. A. I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Debate I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 4, Cheerleader l, 3, 4, All school play cost I, Senior class play cost 3, comm. 2, Tri-Hi-V 3, 4, Rifle club l, Girl Scouts l, Student council I, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. ROBERT SCHULZ Abby The more I learn, the more I forget. Football I, 3, Tennis 2, Prom comm. 3, Senior Class ploy comm. 4, Rifle club I, 2, Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3. YVONNE SEIBEL Yvonne Number, please? Glee club l, 2, library club l, 2, Student council l, 2. Transferred from Compbellsport, 2. ROBERT TANK Emil Once they caught me studying. Prom comm. 3, Rifle club l, 2, Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, Chemistry club 3. CAROL TOWNE Carol She always has a smile for everyone. Glee club I, J. A. A. l, Girl Scouts I. HAROLD VANDE ZANDE Bud Always happy, always there, always ready to do his shore. Annual staff 4, Band 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, 3, Mixed chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 4, Basket- ball I, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play cast 3: bHL-Y 3, 4, Student council 4, Chemistry c u . DELMAR ROESELER Delmar You keep the girls, l'll take the outdoors. F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3, Boys' Glee club I, 2, 3, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3. LORENCE SCHNUR, JR. Louie A handy man to have around. Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Rifle club l, 2, Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, Chemistry club 3. CAROLE SEAL Dixie l'm little and l'm wise, l'm a terror for my size. Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 2, 3, J. A, A. I, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, Library club 4, Pep club 2, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club 3. SHIRLEY STREHLOW Shirley Here's a girl with a pleasant way, she'II be your friend for many a day. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Forensics I, 2, Prom comm. 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep club 2, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD THOMPSON Monk What men dare, I dare. Basketball I, 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Boy Scouts I, Chemistry club 3. NOLA ULRICH Nolo A blue eyed blonde with a happy way, Full of fun, cheerful and gay. Waubunette staff 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, Mixed chorus 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Prom comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, library club 4. Transferred from Riverside High, Milwaukee, 2. MURIEL VANDE ZANDE Muriel As merry as the day is long. Glee club l, Prom comm. 3, library club 3. 13 PHYLLIS VANDE ZANDE Phy Her perfect manners charm and grace wr win her friends in any place Mixed chorus 4 library club 4 MARGARET VAN EGTERN Maggie silence were golden I d fairly glisten Prom comm 3 Senior class play comm 3 HOWARD VANT HOFF Howie Like two single gentlemen rolled into one Football 2 Senior class play cast 3 F A A l 2 3 4 Chemistry cIub3 ROBERT VEENHUIS o Girls may be the death of me but what a lovely way to die. om comm. 3' Rifle club l- F. F. . , . WAYNE VOSSEKUIL Wayne Never too busy to be friendly. om comm. 3- Rifle club 2- F. F. A. I , ' Chemistry club 3. RICHARD WATTS Dick Full af fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn't do. Glee club 2, 3, Mixed chorus 2, 3, Basketball I, Baseball I, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, W club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Boy Scouts I, Chemistry club 3. JERRY wfsnm Jerry Gotta get me somebody to love. Glee club I, Basketball I, 2, Prom comm. 3. 14 DONAl.D VAN EGTERN Don He is shy unless you know him MARILYNN VAN ESS Manlynn H979 5 0 9'fl evef QUY can be serious in her way Annual staff 4 Waubunette staff 2 3 Band l u 2 Mlxe ch r mphonette 3 4 I A rom comm 3 school pa comm Senior class play comm I 2 3 Prom co rt 4 Homecoming court 2 Tr Hi Y 3 Girl Sco t I Class vice president 2 treasurer 4 Student council 3 Chemrstry club 3 Pep band 2 3 4 MARVIN VANT HOFF Marv Heartfree handfree though not a woman hater he Track 3 4 Prom comm 3 Homecoming court 2 Student council 2 Chemistry club 3 BEVERLY VIS ev Bubbles with laughter full of chatter Annual staff 4 Waubunette staff 3 Band I ee club I x d horus 3 . A. . 2 Fore Prom C m. school play comm. I' Senior class ploy comm. , , - '- '- 3, Rifle club I, Girl Sco I 2' Class treasurer 2, Homecoming comm. 3, 4- Chemistry club 3. BARBARA WATSON Barb My wants are few- lots of clothes and a car will do. Annual staff 4- Waubunette staff 4, Glee club 2 4, Mixe choru 2 3, 4- Dance ban , . . .- . .A., rnsics, : Prom comm, 3- All school play cast I, Senior ay cast 2 3, rie '- , A G' S , STANLEY WEIHERT Wert If fame comes after death, I'm in no hurry for it. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Hi-Y 4, Chemistry club 3. MARY WHITE Mary The first to cheer you in success, the last to leave you in distress, Annual staff 4, Waubunette staff 2, 3, 4, Glee club I, 2, 4, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, 1. A. A. I2 G. A. A. 2, Debate 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, Prom comm. 3, All school play cast l, Senior class play comm. 2, cast 3, Tri'Hi-Y 3, 4, CHGMISIYY club 3, Homecoming comm. 3. WILL I Jane Allan wall my vam and vagor to the Waupun Hagh School student body They need at badly I Davad Amacher wlll my nackname Happy to Davad Vanderkan I Bruce Anderson wall my bashful ways wath the opposate sex to Buzzo Landaal I Rata Backhaus wall my fraendly ways to Cul ver Hooker I Kenneth Beaver wall my short and muscular stature to Aavars Kacerovskas I Nancy Bennett wall my excatang naght Iafe to Beatrace Bossenbroek I Sharley Berndt wall my heaght and slamness to Charles Schubert I Robert Born wall my abalaty to drive and stay ahve to Dale Buchholz I Walter Bredeson wall my golfang abalaty to Claff Macheels I Wanda Bruans wall my dark haar to Barbara Grams I Margae Brunn wall my gaft of gcab to Davad Johnson I Loas Daehn wall my abalaty to get As to Henry Haama I Janet Dargue wall my beauty to Kay Klank ner I Mary Davaes wall my smales and gaggles to Janet Whatang Iary to Bob Reynolds I Paul Ebert wall my anterest an huntang to Donald Johnson I Joyce Eggers wall my shanang locks to DeAnne La Buwa I Robert Erackson wall my abalaty on the bas ketball court to Pete Barry I Vernon Farr wall my happy go lucky gran to Robert Rabehl I Maralyn Fenrach wall my beautaful blue eyes to the next lucky person I Max Galler leave the presadency of the Teddy Bear Club vacant I Glendon Gaese wall my nackname Pusqually to another of Mr Gadbaw s tennas stars I Donna Glewen wall my abalaty to play the flute to Clarace Rens I Rachard Goetsch wall my flartataons an alge bra class to Earl Davaes I Bernard Greenfaeld wall my abalaty to das agree wath everyone on any subaect to Wallaam Raedeman I Donald Greenfaeld wall my sweet smale and annocent appearance to Fred Macheels I Georgene Greenfaeld wall my throbbang heart to a guy In Germany I Joyce Graepentrog wall my abalaty to have car trouble to Barbara Guenther I Anton Hackbarth wall my eagerness to do a good deed to Bob McDowell I Gordon Hackbarth wall my abalaty to get an trouble wath the teachers to Jam Laner I Mary Ellen Ann Hallock wall my blond halr and short stature to Mary Laner I Donas Hanson wall my perfect fagure to the next lucky garl I Davad Harmsen will my dark and handsome features to Fred Fehr I Glendon Hash wall my fackle ways to Robert Derksen I Robert Henken wall my nackname Duke to Jack Kremers I Varganaa Holbach wall my dravung abalaty to the next unlucky person I Maralyn Howard wall my bashful ways to Beverly Daehn I Bruce Hull wall my creatuve mand to Fred Arraens I Pearl Kastean leave for Alto I Larry Ryan Kearley wall my patchang abal aty to Gale Dhean I Maralynn Koentop wall my abalaty to stack to one man to Judy Schultz I Arman Kollman wall my wavy haar to Steve Hu I Earl Krueger wall my sense of humor to Jam Turner I Charlene Kuak wall my pleasant ways to Phyllas Macheels I Howard Loomans wall my abalaty to be bad and get away wath at to Lee Bell I Marlene Loomans wall my aovaal laugh to Nancy Van Haerden I Rachard Loomans wall my abalaty to buald class floats to the next senaor class I Delmar Luttenberger wall my carefree ways to Wallaam Schlamer I Fuller McBrade wall my lrash blood to Rap Van Wankel I Roy McCallum wall my abalaty to sleep through any class to Donald Roets I Donna McDowell wall my happy dasposataon to Joan Vande Zande I Amber Maelke wall my musacal abalaty to Wayne Pobanz I Gerald Maelke wall my FFA anterest to Gualford Krohn I Janet Monroe wall my roller skatang abalaty to Macheal Barry I Eugene Moore wall my monkey antacs to Bally Keepers I John Navns wall my anterest an blondes to Donald Spauldang I Malfred Neevel wall my kand of lafe to John Verner I I I I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' ll I! ' ' ' ' I I 1 I ' ' ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' ' I I I I ' F I I I I u ' 1 I ' F E ' ' .5 ,I 1 s 9 Q I I I I 1 . D . I ' 1 1 n u I Q I I I I I .... I I I I ' ' a 1 I I I, Lawrence Durnang, wall my copaous vocabu- - - I I , , . .. I I , , . . . ' I I I 1 ' . . . . . I I 1 I ' ' . I I I I . . . . ' I I I I . . n 1 , 1 1 I I u . n 1 o , . , , I I I I ' - I I I 1 ' ' . 1 I ' ' ' I I - D I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I James Nackerson wall my abalaty to blush to Wally Ellmann I Jerry Norrrs wall my out of town adven tures to Pete Pake l Sharley Norras have nothang to leave sance I plan to take at all wath me to the Unaversaty I Ellen Paffenroth wall my anterest an Beaver Dam to Sharon Wanter I Robert Pattee leave Ihope I June Perry leave Latan to the Romans I Homer Pfefferkorn wall my hearty laugh to Stewae Blau I Rachard Pake wall my art abalaty to Joe Johannes I Roberta Pluam leave for Whatewater I Robert Pollock wall my future to Maralynn I Gale Radtke wall my abalaty to ask sally ques taons an physacs class to Fred Peterson I Loas Redman wall my fraendly smale to Joyce Buteyn I Tom Reachert wall my slowness to Bob Ras mussen I Rachard Rens wall my abalaty to aggravate the teachers to Jerry Lundstrom I Delmar Roeseler leave for thefarm I Darlene Schlaeve wall my debatang abalaty to I Lorence Schnur Jr wall my love affaars to Donald Harper I Robert Schulz wall my mechanacal abalaty to Jam Leary I Carole Seal wall my carefree flartataons to Yvonne Gerretson I Yvonne Seabel wall my aolly ways to Kay Swisher I Sharley Strehlow wall my tactfulness to Dar Iene Knops I Robert Tank wall my blue convertable t my brother May he have as much fun wath at as I dad I Rachard Thompson wall my salent ways an the classroom to Florence Molter I Carol Towne wall my meekness to Mabel Mesman I Nola Ulrach wall my abalaty as Waubunette edator to future edators I Harold Vande Zande wall my vocal abalaty to John Nummerdor I Murael Vande Zande wall my mathematacal abalaty to James Baber I Phyllrs Vande Zande wall my quaet ways to Janace Llllahamer I Donald Van Egtern wall my determanataon to Bugs Bunny Berndt I Margaret Van Egtern wall my fragale ap pearance to Rachard Golz I Maralynn Van Ess wall my poodle haarcut to Janace Nelson I Howard Vant Hoff wall my comfortable loafers to Ronald Pluam I Marvan Vant Hoff wall my muscular physaque to Robert Maller I Robert Veenhuas wall my agracultural abalaty to John O Donovan I Beverly Vas wall my halaraous excursrons to the Unaversaty to anyone who can have as much fun as I dad I Wayne Vossekual leave for a full tame 'ob at I Barbara Watson leave my anterest an the F F A to Loas Brankman I Rachard Watts leave my abalaty as a foot ball player to next year s Warraors I Stanley Weahert wall my shuffle walk to Leonard Johnson I Jerry Westra leave my laon tamer abalaty to Mr Colton He may need at an has future art classes I Mary Whate leave for Machagan In watness whereof we the undersagned do affax our sagnatures C J Casper Vaolet Norrman CLASS PROPHECY The followang artacle appeared an the New York Tames whach Sharley Norras now edats It was wratten by Mary Whate who as edator ofthe advace to the lovelorn column June I l963 today all the Hollanders re turned to Holland Caty formerly Waupun for thear ten year reunaon Has honor Earl Kruger Mayor of Holland Caty had no trouble an locat ang the class of I953 as they are all so well known an thear varaous lanes of work At the reunaon a benefat show was sponsored by Dack Loomans multa mallaonaare A varaety of acts was gaven headed by that great all garl choar from Alto consastang of Charlene Kuak Murael Vande Zande Phyllas Vande Zande Mar garet Van Egtern Georgene Greenfaeld and Marlene Loomans Sance the I953 class was so Interested sports the all Hollander basketball team made up of Don Van Egtern Howard Vant Hoff Mar van Vant Hoff Bob Veenhuas and Wayne Vosse qual played quate a game agaanst the professaon al basketball team of whach Bob Erackson as cap taan Larry Kearley patchang to Skap Hash showed l I I I - - ar . . . . I 1 ' 1 1 n - . . I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 I 1 - ' I 1 I 1 - ra ua I 1 I I ' I 1 - 1 1 , , . . I 1 ' I I 1 1 , , ' ' - 1 I a ' ' 1 1 I I ' . , M ' D ' ' ' 1 UUYCEU UmmY- Clark s Super Gas. I I -1 I , ' l ' ' I 1 ' . Y . ' ' ' - - aa as 1 I I , ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' - . vu ' ' ' . H . 1 1 0 , , I I ' ' 1 ' I I I 1 ' - I 1 1 1 ' A , , IH ' ' I I I I ' I I ' 1 I ' , ' . . the class the putch that made hum the one and only thurty game wunner last season lncudentally thus putch also won the Serues for the Guants Gale Radtke brought hus quuz show It Pays to be lgnorant to the reunuon Eugene Joe Banana Moore and hus band starrung Bruce Hull Duck Puke Walter Bredeson and Jum Nuck erson gave the class quute a rendutuon of musuc MUSIC? The death druvers Bob Born Gordon Hack barth and Jerry Norrus followung theur hugh school druvung habuts also put on quute an act Lous Daehn and Amber Muelke the two great concert puanusts played for the class Nola Ulruch who got her start un the Holland Cuty Style Show brought her TV fashuon show to the reunuon She gave due credut to June Perry and Yvonne Suebel who desugned the dresses Harold Vande Zande the new Frank Sunatra and Johnnue Ray rolled unto one sang for the class Harold appears regularly on Duck Goetsch s all nught dusk uockey show Darlene Schlueve who has replaced Marulyn Monroe of the movues put on an act wuth Ken Beaver and Barbara Watson Hollywood s new est dream team The scenery for theur act was desugned by Tony Hackbarth who has also made good un Hollywood Donny Greenfueld and hus cussustant Joyce Gruepentrog who are achuevung fame as New York s foremost haur stylusts gave a free demon stratuon to Jane Allan who was recently voted the gurl wuth the most beautuful haur Frog s legs were served by Bruce Anderson and Dave Amacher who make theur luvung trap pung and sellung these delucacues Glendon Guese furnushed the refreshments as a courtesy of Pusqually s ltaluan Restaurant Many members of the 1953 class remauned un Holland Cuty and euther manage or work for some ofthe busunesses Among these are Fuller McBrude who now owns the McBrude Foundry Howard Loomans who owns a strung of Shell Statuons here Janet Monroe who us now chuef of carhops at Bell s Druve ln and Carol Towne who has taken over her suster s uob at the bank Mary Davues ts head nurse at the hosputal and Bev Vus now owns Huer s Marulyn Van Ess and Donus Hanson have establushed a sewung center un Holland Cuty Duck Rens and Bob Pat tee are runnung a new chucken hatchery here Bob Pollock and hus wufe the former Lynn Koen top are runnung the agrucultural research de partment for New Holland formerly Dodge County They are assustung the members of the class who took up farmung as a career Among these are Vernon Farr Gerald Muelke and Dave Harmson Tom Reuchert us manufacturung Art Hundas mouse traps Many of the T953 graduatung class have re turned to the hugh school where they are teach ung They are headed by Homer Pfefferkorn the new pruncupal Roberta Pluum now teaches the commercual classes Ruta Backhaus us the new Home Ec teacher and Stanley Weuhert us now teachung the new personaluty department Janet Dargue Marulyn Fenruch and Shurley Berndt who got theur starts by talkung un class are co heads of the new speech department Donna McDowell has taken over Mrs Lucks uob as lubraruan and Shurley Strehlow us the new band durector Jerry Westra us the truant offucer Duck Thompson and Delmar Roeseler wardens at the Pruson and Central State Hosputal arruved late because they have been havung trouble wuth the prusoners Duck Watts admural of the navy granted an offucual leave of absence to hus swabbue fruend Bob Schulz Ellen Paffenroth and Lous Redman nurses at St Joseph s Hosputal un Beaver Dam came to the reunuon They brought wuth them Mulfred Neevel who has uust unvented a contour chaur and has started a factory un Beaver Dam Roy McCallum and Delmar Luttenberger mattress testers also A pucture of the whole class was taken by John Navus Holland Cuty s newest photographer Vurgunua Holbach Joyce Eggers Marulyn How ard and Pearl Kasteun who are secretarues to Alderman Bob Henken were unable to attend It seems that Bob keeps them too busy wrutung labels for Canned Foods Larry Schnur and Armun Kollman Eunsteun s two rught hand men were unable to attend Theur reason and thus us top secret us that they are workung on an oxygen bomb Ellen Hallock who us the furst woman uudge on the Supreme Court was too busy to attend l.ar ry Durnnng Presudent of the Unuted Natuons was also unable to be there Not beung able to persuade theur husbands to attend Donna Glewen and Wanda Bruuns stayed un Alto Nancy Bennett and Margue Brunn also had famuly tues and were unable to attend Max Galler who plays professuonal football for the Chucago Bears arruved wuth Bernue Greenfueld who lust got back from Alaska where he was lookung for hus lost love Carole Seal who never got back from Floruda sent her regards to the class After the evenung was over Paul Ebert Hol land Cuty s favorute munuster saud a prayer and Bob Tank durected traffuc away from the reunuon . , . - - un ' ll ' ll F 1 ' I ,, , , . . . I I 1 ' I I I - uu - H ur - u. , , , , ' . . . . . . . , , I I I ' ' , . . . . . , . . . . I c I 1 u I s , I I ' , I I ' I I ' ' ' ' - nu - vu - I I I . . , . . I ' I . . . . , ' . as .1 . . . . , . T I I - - - came along. I , . . ' ' v F - c 1 u I . I ' 1 I u u. - - - - -1 . I 1 ' ' - . . . , ' I ll I ' ll I ' I I ' ' ' ll I1 I . ' . I . - , 2 , I u I 1 ' ' u - . ' I I Q y u I I . . ' . , . . . . , . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . . , I ' . ' - I I I I n I ' . . , . . . . ' I I I ' 17 6' Third Row -G. Braaksma, F. Fahr, V. Damsteegt, J. Baber, E. Hartgerink, L. Gray, B. Daehn, F. Bille, B. Grams. Second Row-L. Brinkman, B. Guenther, S. Vande Zande, M. Frens, R. Golz, D. Harper, J. Hesselink, G. De Young, C. Haese. First Row-J. Henke, A. Bentz, J. Buteyn, M. Dalrymple, A. Backhaus, E. Davies, G. Eggers, R. Barnett, R. Derksen. RIDDERSCHARP UWOBILITYD In our Holland City School, we have ll5 The Dutch boys go in for sports in a big Ridderscharps, with 50 billowing skirts and 65 way. They are found on the basketball, foot- Dutchman's breechesf' ball, track and baseball teams and have helped The Ridderscharps are active in many of the W' H' to many Wctorles dining the Year' school activities. Because they are so musically B'eSICl6S Cll the Schaol GCTIVITICIS, gome l9el'0f1Q inclined, band and mixed chorus are the most to H'.'Yf Junior Roioflans QV-T 'l'l Y-i Th'5 '5 populeri Besides rnese rney are found in glee the first year they were eligible to lOII'1 these club, symphonette, pep band and dance band. orgomzcllons' Nine of ine girls have formed G Singing group Best of all in the Ridderscharp schedule was which rney call ine rriple rrio. the highlight of the year, the Junior Prom. Com- mittees hurried and scurried with paint brush Ridderscharps aren't lacking in dramatic talent for there are always a good number who turn out enthusiastically for the plays. We've seen some playing lead parts and we think they're very good. and stapler. The result?-a very successful prom of which they may well be proud. This year, as usual, the wooden shoe was presented to the outstanding Junior by Larry Durning, who was last year's outstanding Hol- Many of the far-sighted Ridderscharps are lander. found in F. F. A. or F. H. A. and will, one day, Having rounded our G busy, happy Year, be le0d'n9 Clhlens In OU' DUTCL1 Vlllvge- And these Ridderscharp citizens now look forward to of course the members of the Waubunette staff Q future bright with the prospects gf the highest will be Waupun's, ior Alto's,i star reporters. level of attainment, the senior station. Third Row-D. Johnson, S, Hull, J. Leary, W. Koshute, C. Landaal, A. Kacerovskis, D. Johnson, C. Hooker, M. Liner, R. Kindschuh. Second Row-J. Lillihamer, G. Knoblock, J. Liner, R. Huck, J. Kremers, C. Kumber, D. Knops, N. Kinkel, L. Johnson. First Row-D. Kearley, D. Kuik, J. Leisten, W. Johannes, K. Klinkner, C. Kearley, M. Kaiser, D. LaBuwi. 'Q' C3 Third Row-R. McKesson, L, Peters, J. Nummerdor, F. Peterson, E. Michael, W. Riedeman, R. Pluim, J. O'Donavan, C. Navis, R, McDowell. Second Row-M, Mickelson, C. Rzns, J. Maas, W. Riel, R, McMuIIin, C. Micheels, D. Pike, R. Luttenberger, C. Rens. First Row-M. Mannigel, R. Neumann, A. Mulder, R. Neumann, R. Nummerdor, F. Molter, R. Rabehl, M. Miller, R. Nelson. President . Floyd Gray Vice President Steven Hull Secretary . Ruth Neumann Treasurer Joyce Buteyn :rd Row G tru er an emrau weet J Te Beest, H. Schmitz, D. Roets, R. Smits. Second Row R Sang N Warmington M Wntkowski M Schouten L Schroder L. Schouten, G. Van Ruiswijk, B. Vande Zande R Schwclenberg First Row Schultz ii g u Van Winkle, R. White, D. Vanderkin, J. Wcrber P Terhost G Verhage D Schmitz 3 - Q Third Row-E. Carman, R. Anderson, J. Barnes, G. Aalsma, F. Arriens, G. Dhein, M. Bos, J, Farr, P. Barry, R. Buteyn, Second Row-W. Berndt, B. Bossenbroek, T. Aalsma, M. Anderson, B. Deibert, D. Buchholz, W, Ellmann, E. Frens, M. Drummy, C. Beekman. First Row- S. Blau, S. Dykstra, K. Evenson, J. Andrews, H. Frens, G. Bossenbroek, E. Edmunds, B. Dehring, M. Gerretson, M. Eggers, GELEERD CEDUCATION GROUP, This year the Geleerd Group is coming out in great numbers having a total of one hun- dred twenty-six. One of the first proiects they undertook this year was to give the De Arbiders Party a view of what life would be like in Holland City. This was a great event, for the Geleerds well remembered the year they were De Arbiders. The Geleerd Group is using its many talents in various ways. They are pepping up the old Holland spirit in the Dutch City once again by supplying us with a good number of cheer- leaders to back our already blazing teams. Besides these athletic-minded Geleerds, we have a large number of Geleerds who have Third Row- R. Harness, R. Johnston, N. Lang, E. Holbach Landsinger. Second Row-H. Greenfield, J, Kemink, D. Greenfield, J. Kemink. First Row-C. Giese, J. Gerritso Kumber, A. Hopp, L. Hesselink. .3 1' aft ..,,, tv 'Y Q7 shown an interest in the more intellectual side of life by participating in the debate, forensics, and dramatic programs. Some of the other organizations that the Geleerds have shown great interest in are mixed chorus, girl's glee club, symphonette, and band. These organiza- tions, helped by these people, have put on very excellent concerts. We are glad that the Geleerd Group have developed such active interests in these organi- zations. We are sure that as they finish the steps to true Hollanderhood and start to live in Holland City, they will find ioy as well as usefulness in these developed talents. , R. Konings, J, Kalous, D. Howard, H. Hopp, R. Hinkamp, R. Harrington, J. Hopp, D. Harper, C. Hesselink, I. Kacerovskis, J. n, A. Hull, D. Kroener, C. Lange, J. Kumber, J. Harmsen, J. -0 .7 Third Row-D. Peters, D. Papke, R. Northrup, T. Peterson, R. Reynolds, W. Meyer, R. Rasmussen, L. Neevel, J. Lund- strom, G. Navis. Second Row-P. Pollock, M. Powell, L. Luttenberger, M. Rens, W. Mulder, D. Lenz, E. Ploenzke, M. Maas, L. Nummerdor, R. Radke. First Row-J. McLeod, M. Myers, J. Luttenberger, L. Loomans, J. Navis, M. Nickel, E. Redeker, R. Miller, G. Mulder. President . William Schlamer Vice President . Barrie Ten Pas Secretary . Lois Hesselink Treasurer . Joyce Kumber Third Row-W. Schlamer, R. Smerling, R. Vant Hott, J. Semrau, D. Wegehaupt, D. Stens, H. Te Beest, B. Ten Pas, H. Verhage, A. Vander Velde. Second Row-M. Zoellner, H. Whiting, S. Roeder, H. Van Ruiswiik, H. Stelter, R. Roets, R. Snyder, D. Sweet, K. Swisher, K. Zander. First Row-L. lndermeuhle, Y. Schultz, J. Towne, D. Verhulst, D. Weiser, S. Winter, N. Van Hierden, R. Wilsie, J. Vande Zande, S. Schouten. ,qw Third Row+W. Barnett, H. Farr, D. Ball, D. Ball, L. Brooks, J. Bille, J. Giebink, G. Greenfield, J. Giebink, D. Ayles- worth. Second Row-M. Hallock, D. Dunn, L. Greenfield, K, Grams, R. Fenrich, H. Fehr, R. Greenfield, J. Braaksma, A. Amacher. First Row- L. Bell, N. Dalton, K. Boom, D. Calkins, Y. Gerritson, D. Boelk, R. Clark, N. Backhaus. DE LAND BOWERS CFARMER PARTY, On September 2, l952, sixty-five Dutch boys donned their blue breeches and wooden shoes, and sixty-one Dutch lasses put on their billow- ing skirts and wooden shoes, and paddled their boats down Waupun's Main Street Canal and right up to the front door of our Holland City High School. Today began their real education. After initiation ceremonies were completed the young ones settled down to the routine of high school life. At first it was difficult to find their way around, but with the help of fellow Hollanders, sense of direction was mas- tered at last, and these young lads and losses soon found favor with both teachers and students. Considering that this was their first year at Holland City High School, the young Hollanders did very well in making the school year of i952- 53 a great success. The boys of the group were found very active in sports. Even though some didn't make the A or B squads, they still received gratefully the training given them and they are determined to use it in future years to help make the all-around sports record of our school as close to lOO per cent perfect as possible. Both boys and girls were found in the various musical activities learning to play Holland music and learning about Holland composers. The Dramatic field also found many of this class interested in Dutch orators, deba- tors, and actors. Many Dutchies participated in the Freshman-Sophomore Forensic contest. Yes, this group of Holland youths had found this school life very nice. ln fact, they decided to return each fall in the boats for three more years. Fellow Hollanders, appraising the deter- mination and the wonderful Holland attitude of these young ones, feel that they will be very capable of filling the wooden shoes in- herited from graduating elders. Third Row- L. Hopp, C. Hull, R. Krueger, D. Michael, G. Krohn, J, Meyer, L. Kastein, J. Mecklenberg, W. Keepers, M. Karmann. Second Row-A. Hull, D. Mulder, I. Leu, R. Henning, M. Mesman, J. Knops, J, Kempfer, S. Leberak, M. Lawrence. First Row-L. lndermeuhl, J. Harmsen, L. Larson, J. Kuik, M. Navis, A. Mulder, P. Micheels, F. Mclver, B. Mulder. rs. Q Third Row-C. Ruesink, G. Oelerich, K. Pluim, G. Schears, P. Ruck, D. Seeman, D. Rymer, l. Opperman, D. Spualding C. Reabe. Second Row-K. Nyhuis, D. Piehl, D. Ousterling, A. Peters, E. Rush, S. Schultz, R. Peachy, M. Schubert L. Schubert. First Row-A. Nitke, J. Nelson, R. Rief, A. Schlieve, J. Nugent, M. Pluim, J. Peterson, C. Near. President . Boyd Bossenbroek Vice President Fred Mclver Secretary . Donna Mulder Treasurer . Karen Nyhuis Third Row-J. Winkel, C. Wood, W. Tobak, R. Te Beest, R. Vanderbush, H. Wegekne, N. Summers, B. White, M. Yache R. Witkowski. Second Row-P. Zoellner, J. Vande Zande, B. Vossekuil, C. Vant Hoff, L. Vande Zande, M. Winkler D. Ten Hoope, C. Van Beek, P. Weiser. First Row-R. Van Egtern, W. Vande Streek, R. Zietlow, M. Vander Galien J. Verner, J. Thompson, R. Vossekuil, J. Turner, C. Van Buren. wr if 1 SCHEDULE W WiB MH' 4456 SCORE Th y H 11? L! 6 .5 - A ,Q V , X17 . IQ, I N I K . ff' N 1-31-1191 Sr. Team Members 1 HHEA . ,Z 0 0 1 ' - Z V? ' E 5 ' 5 3 A ' ',A.' 1 11 1 H f ' 2 .K Q .A : ,.. lbi. A I 5 , C 4 1a . 2 ' I EEEEE C' .. ,I :VI 'V C f ' ' 5 1 C CTC f ,1.,: 'E'1Q I 1 1 1 11 - - We e ' A V4 , ,,,.. ' NC. Port ashingt . o 27 Ig ' ' 1 Q ' ' ' C. es end . . . 17 20 C. Hartford .... 6 32 Q ' Sk.: ' -IA' C. H ' .... 51 6 , ' X NC. M y 'II .... I4 o 1 1 a . If V 1 ! X C B 1' 7 21 gf' A . .. ,,,p- -s C B D I3 19 ff 5 I NC AfmyN y 27 14 ff 'A nf, Q I , s X 1 N K 'Y K ' rfx X I 1 , P Wi ' ' N f w Q 1 M X 2 f 1 if K 111 X Q . 2 E Mil ,x 4'- f5, ? 3? A 5 9 G .?'D 1 J' It ga ts J., Third Row-Mr. R. Petruska-Coach, W. Johannes, C. Hooker, l. Schrader, R. Pluim, A. Kacerovskis, F. Peterson, W. Koshute, R. McDowell, J. Nummerdor, L. Johnson-Manager. Second Row-J. Giebink--Manager, J. Liner, H. Pfef- ferkorn, J. Nickerson, G. Hash, B. Anderson, R. Thompson, R. Pike, M. Galler, R. Watts, W. Bredeson. First Raw- G. Roeder, K. Beaver, G. Radtke, E. Moore, T. Reichert, F. McBride, R. Henken, Mr. W. Wucherer-Assistant Coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1952 The Varsity, coached this year by the former U. of W. star, Bob Petruska, played good ball but suffered a few bad breaks. The Columbus game, cancelled because of polio, was replaced by an intra-squad clash which they called the Army-Navy game. The venture was so successful, it will be re- peated annually. Underdog Army won the first game of this nature by rolling over highly fa- vored Navy by a score of 27 to 14. Max Galler and Fuller McBride were elected co-captains by the team at the end of the sea- son and Dick Watts was voted the Most Valua- ble Player. Dick Thompson, star tackle and extra-point specialist, was the only one in the conference to kick a field goal. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1952 Coach Mel Barkley's Jay Vees finally brought Waupun a conference title. The team lost only one game, that one being a non- conference tilt against Wayland Academy of Beaver Dam. The young Warriors defeated their arch-rivals, Beaver Dam, for the conference crown in their last game of the season. The Jay Vees had a strong running game with Jimmy Barnes, Pete Pike, and Landon Op- perman doing most of the carrying. Their feats would not have been possible without the teamwork of players like Gale Dhein, Tom Peterson, Don Roets, Ronnie Anderson, Fred Micheels and Jack Kremers. All are regarded as fine prospects for the Varsity next season. Third Row-Mr. B. Alberg-Assistant Coach, L. Opperman, W. Ellmann, D. Pike, T. Peterson, H. Schmitz, J. Ball, E. Michael, F. Micheels, J. Barnes, J. Kremers, R. Johnston, W. Keepers, Mr. M. Barkley-Coach. Second Row-W. Berndt, G. Strub, R. Anderson, W. Mulder, R. Krueger, D. Roets, R. McKasson, W. Pobanz, G. Dhein, J. Meyer. First Row-A. Mulder, H. Fehr, R. Vanderbush, R. Fenrich, R. Smerling, D. Aylesworth, D. Michael, B. White, S. Blau, J. Kempfer, J. Verner, N. Dalton. C 'O 'S s Q. -. rf as u fx QP :Nm- 22 la -X K. 1, Q' 441' ix A 'ill if - I v.s' AY? 'Z ' if 5 -fu- W C Tl .791 V 1... 1 1 D ll.. A .Dick RWE SCHEDULE SCORE Fort Atklnson Watertown No th Fond du Ripon Beaver Dam Horlcon Lake Mulls West Bend Columbus Watertown Berlin Beaver Dam Mayville Hartford Oconomowoc e They ,f AK 4- Q Q 5 4 .J 71: ' U 4 vvr C W 1, .- NC. ' . . Al 49 I 'R A if N.C. . . . 43 45 A t N.C. r LOC . 73 44 H why C. ' ..... 56 57 l r C. . . . 64 54 C. ' .... 62 34 P33 NC. ' . . . 48 44 f 6 C. . . . 55 59 X C. .... 59 56 NC. . . . 65 67 , ah , ' H Q C. ' ..... 62 59 l ll 'D C. . . . 33 44 . Q C. ' .... 52 59 ' vi A C. .... 56 67 C. . . 63 51 4 . ' .. , q l f . O jg fx Sr. Team Members a ' P- -4 l lv ' A ' 5 7A4..ai V Am v m Vx . -2 J G f Q 4 ' .,,A , 2 ' ll W , 2 F' W 1' ? , 1-s if ,x 1 xx 4 .3 Q, ' R r fi XV! ,Vi '55, 'H Q X 1 X 5 Xt' 'F f Q 2 Nm QWQ' F' - , 1 v Q ' V 'z fli, ff, 6 'rv N , A 1, P- 'N , , -,Hz-'1 gf?-K-,,-a bf '4gE' f'5w2,' gh , ef + ik F: aff 'ff F Q' vzewgg 'i . 43' if A fffflk fi is V. . ,N W, W4 9A v 'VW 'Q' A ,Q , . . , 7 . ? wtf fat . v W X 1 Qt' L. y kg: kyip' I-: W 0 1 Q ,3Wv,A . 'X A f 'A 1 pa I .f- ' . , 1 .y I ,-N. . f .xi V f s X- 'ln M Second Row-Mr. W. Hugdahl-Coach, D. Pike, D. Amacher, R. Henken, M. Galler, P. Ebert, J. Nummerdor, J. Leary -Manager. First Row-L. Johnson-Manager, W. Johannes, L. Kearley, G. Hash, E. Krueger, D. Lawrence. BASEBALL 1952 The 1952 baseball campaign was another successful one. The team started off on the right foot by winning its first five games. Beaver Dam, Sheboygan Central, Oshkosh, Ripon and Columbus all were Warrior victims. Wally Hugdahl's Warriors were within two outs of the conference title before going down at the hands of Ripon in the championship play- off. The Warriors advanced to the play-off game of the regional tournament before being defeated by West Bend, last year's state champs. The team should be strong this year as there were no seniors on last year's squad. Skip Hash, first string catcher and the leading power hitter, was chosen captain of the team at the end of the season. Others on the team were Max Galler, 'lst base, Paul Eberts or Larry Kearley, 2nd base, Earl Krueger, short stop, Bob Henken, third base, John Nummerdor, TRACK 1952 The Warriors had a very good season with twenty men doing the scoring for Waupun. Here is a list of the Warriors who took first places during the regular season and also those who placed at the conference and sectional meets. Wayland, Waupun Meet - Anderson. Ripon, Horicon, Waupun Triangular - Dam- steegt, Kacerovskis, Hooker and Kalous. Wayland, Waupun Freshman - Sophomore Meet--S. Hull, Damsteegt, Kacerovskis, Peter- son, Hooker, Kalous. Ripon, Horicon, Waupun Triangular-- B. Hull, Damsteegt, Kalous. Ripon, Berlin, Waupun Triangular -- B. Hull, Damsteegt. Little Ten Meet - Damsteegt, B. Hull, Kace- rovskis. Sectional Meet at Neenah - Damsteegt, Joe Johannes, Don Greenfield and Dick Pike, Kacerovskis. outfield. Larry Kearley and Paul Eberts did the pitching, Third Row-S. Weihert, J. Kalous, V. Damsteegt, L. Durning, R. Thompson, F. Peterson, T. Peterson, Mr. Colton. Second Row-G. Strub, J. Kremers, A. Kacerovskis, M. Vant Hoff, B. Anderson, J. Barnes, B. Hull. First Row-N. Kinkel, S. Hull, W. Mulder, C. Hooker. AF -9 ,fxfgj l if, R. McDowell, J. Nickerson, C. Micheels, R. Erickson, J. Liner, F. Micheels, H. Pfefferkorn, W. Bredeson, J. lundstrom, D. Lenz. GOLF 1952 The 1952 golf squad was composed of a young group of boys, but they did very well despite their lack of experience. ln this, the last year that Mr. Schenke coached, the War- rior four finished fifth in the conference meet held on the Rock River Country Club course in Waupun. They also finished well in triangu- lar and quadrangular meets during the course of the season. Since there were no seniors on the squad, the Warriors should have another fine season in 1953. TENNIS 1952 The i952 Warrior tennis team had a fairly successful season. They did well in the tourna- ment, coming in second in team standings at West Bend. Merwyn Mickelson and Gale Radtke, the doubles team, were runners-up in doubles and Dick Rens went to the semi-finals in singles. The record for the season was four wins and four losses with one game ending in a draw. The Warriors were victorious over Oshkosh, West Bend, and twice over Beaver Dam, losing to Fond du Lac twice, Mayville, and Oshkosh. The game which ended in a tie was played with Oconomowoc. The freshmanesophomore game was won by Mayville. Since the team lost only two lettermen, they are looking for- ward to a very successful 1953 season. Second Row-J. Norris, G. Radtke, M. Mickelson, R. Rens, R. Sweet, R. Juhnke, D. Wegehaupt, D. Roets. First Row- G. Giese, R. Roets, W. Ellmann, W. Schlamer, D. Buchholz, W. Patrick, W. Berndt, J. Warber. OC C 'U ble a rig' SENSE? IKEA' 1 K 'UU s s ' WWE , fkiwis 'Memes 'E ,QV V WWW - yawn- if i my -7-fl'-Milt ww-rf i , 1 M ti SWF I I if-Wir if32?4i3 'yi D A IM F . fi? at 40?- 'Q X Left to right - D. J .l UNIOR ROTARIANS Each year nine junior boys are selected by the faculty to be Junior Rotarians. These boys are club members for one month, each having his own month. On every Tuesday during his month the Junior Rotarian goes to the luncheon meeting of the Rotary. On the first meeting of the next month he introduces the next Junior Rotarian. At this time the out-going Junior Ro- tarian speaks on his conception of the function- ing of the Rotary Club. At the final meeting of the school year all nine Junior Rotarians appear and put on the day's program. This year's members were: September ..... Floyd Gray ohnson, C. Hooker, S. Hull, W. Riedeman, A. Kacerovskis, F.Gray, V. Damsteegt, J. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association wasn't very large in size this year, but the members cer- tainly had their share of fun. Dorothy Schmitz was elected President, Kay Swisher, Vice President, Joan Vande Zande, Secretary- Treasurer, and Darlene Harrington, Publicity Editor. Miss Klinger was a wonderful adviser. The club met every Wednesday afternoon and had business meetings once a month. Among the various activities enioyed were field hockey, basketball, swimming, bowling, volley- ball, baseball, roller skating, ice skating, danc- ing, hiking, and an over-night. The girls looked forward to play-days in other towns which always prove to be loads of fun. They also Slg:,Zk:ger ' Alvarsjaliiciflztzkg Qgllreeda point system by which awards are December . . Vernon Damsteegt ' January . . Culver Hooker February . . John O'Donovan March. . David Johnson April . . William Riedeman May . Steven Hull Third Row-G. Knoblock, M. Witkowski, M. Maas, M. Drummy, M. Powell, K. Zander, T. Aalsma, Miss J. Klinger. Second Row-H. Van Ruiswiik, B. Bossenbroek, G. Van Ruiswijk, K. Swisher, D. Harrington, S. Roeder, H. Whiting. First Row-D. Schmitz, M. Nickel, J. Andrews, R. Wilsie, J. Whiting, J. Vande Zande, L. loornans. CJ C1 O'Donovan, J. Warber ann, hi, w. Elm Robe R. I, Neeve L , M. Koentop, in Kaste Kormann, D. Mulder, P. I. Leu, S. Leberek, M. . Hinkamp, P. Pollock, B. Bossenbroek, P. Zoellner, R Row urth Fo Lunds rom, J. Howard, Dehr ng, D. I, K. Nyhu s, B. Sea mber, Mr. Johnson, C. C. Ku r I1 VU O'Dono J ke, Pi R. Pike, r, D. Kempfer, H. Vande Zande, D. Kroene J. Johnson, D. L Bru ns, ,W. On , R. Nels el' Muld Zande, A. Vande ese, B. Ha ngton, C. oblock, D. Harri Kn r, G. inkne K. KI d Row hir T hlieve. link, B. Hull, D. Sc Hesse J. Braaksma, G. rl Meye J Reabe, C. V, SG Vande Zande, E. Paffenroth, D. Ousterling, C. N L. 51 Keeper s, W. CIO s,M.M OP Velde, J. Kn t' Vande Vande Zande, A. J. n, R. Barnett, eh Do Vande J. Dykstra, ngton, S. Warmi my, D. La Buwi, N. Um -M. Dr Second Row S. G0 M Baber, J er, J. Warb ckerson, J .Ni Buteyn, J J. r N5 Re ,C. OI1 oore, W. Bredes E.M l'. Zoellne Rush, M. Winkler, M. cLeod, E. M J ck, Wilsie, M. Nickel, D. Knops, M. Hallo rd, R. CI How Redman, M. h ieve, L Sc s, A. Ten Hoope, B. Gram D. V, Zande K. nde, Zo as : ID 2 Q C O .A 43 .x u E S C 0 Z 2 O 6 X : Ti .A .fi eu I .i C GJ C S C fu .:: 2 3 sn si C 0 vi .K u g Lu ni .fi on Lu c U P E vi L 0 J: L U I- n. ai it 2 4 i 2 .:: o I in vi C C o -K . .2 E' Q :E 3 o as .- in C u. 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TRI-HI-Y HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y meetings are held each Tues- The Keen-Kutter Hi-Y continued its long un- day evening in charge of the officers: Barbara interrupted history this year and once more the Watson, president, Nola Ulrich, vice-president, club was under the counsel of its adviser Mr. Shirley Norris, secretary, Lois Redman, trea- M. C. Cie Grenzow. Meeting on Tuesday surer, and Darlene Schlieve, scribe. nights, the feature events for the year were the The CIUb,S membership is Composed of Jun- alumni reunion, the contest, and of course the ior and Senior girls who subscribe to the pur- big feeds' pose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, live up to its ideals, President of the group was Larry Durning, are recommended by the membership committee Vice President, Max Gallery Secretary, Harold and elected at a regular meeting. Vande Zande, Treasurer, Skip Hash, and Histor- Various activities were enioyed by the Tri- lon' larry Keorley' Hi-Y Club this year such as discussion groups, speakers, a field trip to the hospital, sponsor- ship of a bake sale, a joint party with the Hi-Y, and other interesting experiences. Mrs. Cleland Grenzow is the club adviser. Fourth Row-J. Nickerson, L. Durning, J. Leary, W. Bredeson, T. Reichert, l. Kacerovskis, H. Ptefferkorn, G. Strub, L. Gray, G. Rcdtke. Third Row-D. Amacher, P. Ebert, S. Hull, F. Fehr, F. Micheels, W. Koshute, J. Te Beest, H. Vande Zonde, J. Nummerdor. Second Row-D. Harmsen, R. Erickson, R. Henken, R. Loomans, G. Hash, F. McBride, L. Kear- ley, M. Galler. First Row--Mr. Grenzow, J. Warber, L. Johnson, D. Pike, R. Pike, C. Micheels, W. Johannes, B. Hull. 1.45 Fourth Row-G. Roeder, G. Radtke, R. Pluim, L. Durning, R. Rens, T. Reichert, A. Kacerovskis, A. Hackbarth, R. Thomp- son, H. Pfefferkorn, V, Damsteegt. Third Row-F. Peterson, P. Ebert, B. Hull, R. Watts, F. Micheels, J. Te Beest, J. Nickerson, W. Bredeson, S. Hull, J. Nummerdor, L. Schrader. Second Row-G. Hash, R. Pike, E. Moore, S. Weihert, F. Fehr, R. Erickson, C. Hooker, M. Galler, L. Kearley, R. McDowell, Mr. Barkley. First Row-D. Amacher, G. Giese, L. Johnson, J. Liner, C. Micheels, R. Henken, B. Anderson, D. Greenfield, J. Kremers, E- K Ue9e , W. Johannes. WTCLUB The W Club was made up of boys who have earned their letter in some type of sport. The club co-sponsored the alumni game and dance, and this year built the float on which the queen and her court rode for Homecoming. lt also provided programs for the tournaments held here and assisted the visiting teams, spec- tators, and officials. The proceeds received from the sale of the programs were used for the purchasing of the W Club iackets given to each senior member of the club. The oficers for the T952-53 year were Presi- dent, Max Galler, Vice President, Fuller Mc- Bride, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Watts, and Ad- viser, Mr. Barkley. STUDENT COUNCHJ The Student Council, a group of students representing the homerooms of grades nine through twelve, is elected annually. The eigh- teen members which constitute the 1952-53 Council, working with their adviser, Mr. Colman Gadbaw, have sponsored the student buses to games, served lunch to players after the basket- ball games, and arranged and conducted the alumni game and dance. lt is the further privi- lege of the Council to offer suggestions for school improvement to the administration. The local Council is a member of the Little Ten Council, a larger group which makes rules and offers suggestions pertaining to inter- scholastic affairs in the Little Ten district. The local Council officers this year were President, Harold Vande Zande, Vice President, Ramona Wilsie, and Secretary, Bill Ellmann. The Faculty adviser is Mr. Coleman Gadbaw. Second Row-W. Schlamer, G. Hash, W. Keepers, J. Giebink, F. Micheels, R. Sweet, N. Summers, D. Johnson. First Row-L. Vande Zande, R. Neumann, D. Mulder, H. Vande Zande, R. Wilsie, W. Ellmann, S. Norris, J. Baber, J. Barnes. Left to Right-J. Luttenburger, J. Andrews, K. Swisher, J. Vande Zande, D. Schlieve, M. Nickel. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS This year we had six Dutch lasses don their black sweaters and skirts and cheer our mighty Dutch Warriors in their athletic endeavors. During this past year they have done much to try to revive that old school spirit. They also introduced many new cheers which have been accepted one hundred percent by our student body. Among these new cheers are The Dollar Yell and We Gotta Fight, Team. These two seemed to be favored most by the cheerleaders and students. Besides finding our cheerleaders very active at every game, they also gave many new and interesting pep assemblies-better and peppier than ever. They participated one hundred percent to help make our '52 Home- coming a grand success. Yes, its hats off to these six lasses and our greatest appreciation for helping our football and basketball teams in this '52-'53 sports year. There will be some big shoes to fill for our next year's cheerleaders, but they can be and we hope we see many of this year's cheerleaders back on the squad next year and LIBRARY CLUB This year there are seventeen members in Library Club. Only students in Senior High are eligible for this organization. There are definite duties that each member has to perform. Mem- bers arrange the circulation, send out overdue notices, shelve books, check in mail, arrange bulletin boards, mend books, and do many other little things that have to be done in the library. Two of the girls also help with the South Ward and Lincoln School libraries. ln order to get credit for work, students must work in the library five periods a week. The Library Club meets every Thursday during seventh hour, at which time members discuss problems that come up in their work. Mrs. Luck is the adviser of the group. many others - cheering our teams on to victory. Second Row-Y. Schultz, E. Redeker, P. Vande Zande, D. McDowell, S. Berndt, M. Brunn, G. De Young, N, Ulrich, M. Fenrich, J. Dargue. First Row-C. Seal, J. Allan, M. loomans, C. Kuik, G. Bossenbroek, A. Backhous, M. Dolrymple, M. Davies. Q: rf- A7 9 t t f y- '15 Q 75 iff, 'm. Fourth Row-E. Michael, W. Vossekuil, H. Vant Hott, D. Semrau, S. Mielke, R. Rens, E. Hartgerink, R. Pattee, H. Te Beest, J. Te Beest, V. Damsteegt. Third Row- R. Pollock, R. McCallum, R. Kindschuh, B. Ten Pas, C. Navis, R. Born, D. Amacher, J. Barnes, H. Ver Hoge, R. Van Egtern. Second Row-Mr. Turner, G. Krohn, R. White, A. Kollman, D. Lutten- berger, V. Farr, J. Semrau, D. Van Egtern, L. Kastein, E, Krueger, H. Farr, H. Stelter. First Row-M. Schubert, N. Back- haus, J. Van Winkle, A. Hopp, R. Peachy, G. Oelerich, J. Gerritson, J. Mecklenberg, J. Navis, R. Derksen. F. F. A. F. H. A. Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve is the official F. F. A. motto. This year the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America took part in many activities in the interest of youth of our community. The chapter entered a float in the Homecoming parade. ln December the sophomores, juniors, and seniors attended the International Live- stock Exposition in Chicago. On March 21 the annual father and son banquet was held in one of the local churches. Mr. Lloyd Guenther, Con- servation Director, was our guest speaker. John O'Donovan was awarded the State Farmer De- gree. The officers of the Waupun Chapter this year were President, Richard Rens, Vice Presi- dent, John O'Donovan, Secretary, Vernon Farr, Treasurer, Carl Navis, Reporter, John Te Beest, Sentinel, Dick White. Next year's officers, who were elected this spring, attended the State Convention which was held at the Northern Baptist Assembly Grounds at Green Lake. This year a new organization of girls was formed in our Holland City. lt is the Future Homemakers of America. Many of our little Dutch lasses have ioined this organization to better prepare themselves for the duties they must perform in their future homes. F. H. A. is a national organization of girls learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The motto of this organization is Toward New Horizons. The officers of this group are as follows: President, Rita Backhaus, Vice President, Nancy Bennett, Secretary, Lois Loomans, Treasurer, Annabelle Backhaus, Historian, Helene Frens, Parliamentarian, Eileen Redeker, Reporter, Mar- iorie Schultz, and Song Leader, Marlene Ander- son. Third Row-E. Edmunds, J. Kemink, M. Loomans, M. Anderson, R. Vant Hoff, T. Aalsma, C. Hull, R. Harness, M. Van Egtern. Second Row--Miss Garside, R. Backhaus, E. Paffenroth, M. Dalrymple, H. Frens, A. Backhaus, J. Kemink, J. Harmsen, N. Bennett. First Row-Y. Schultz, M. Schultz, M. Miller, L. Loomans, J. Whiting, E. Redeker, J. Towne, M. Meyers, L, Hesselink. Yi A V- jjj, H i I ?s W 54:5 , ul Second Row--L. Hesselink, W. Ellmann, Mr. Casper, M. Drummy, M. Hallock. First Row-M. White, L. Durning, D. Schlieve, E. Hallock. DEBATE The topic that was debated by the A and B debate teams this year from October to Feb- ruary was: Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union. The A team consisted of Darlene Schlieve and Ellen Hallock on the affirmative, and Mary White and Larry Durning on the negative. They took part in three invitational tournaments, held at West Bend, Neenah, and Sheboygan. These four seniors also participated in the Little Ten debate tournament at Waupun, and in the Dis- trict tournament at Menasha. The B debate team was represented by Mar- garet Hallock and Lois Hesselink on the affirma- tive, and William Ellmann and Maureen Drum- my on the negative. They took part in the in- vitational tournaments at West Bend, Neenah, and Sheboygan. SENIOR HIGH FORENSICS Our high school students again showed a great interest in the various phases of the forensic program. There were participants in humorous and non-humorous declamations, extemporane- ous reading, the four-minute speech, and origi- nal and non-original oration. The extensive program consisted of two local contests, one for freshmen and sophomores, and the other an all-school contest. The contests involving other schools consisted of the follow- ing four: a freshman-sophomore Little Ten con- test, a league, a district, and a state forensic contest. The students participating in the entire forensic program practiced from the middle of January until April. The coaches of the various divisions of the forensic program were Mrs. Draheim, Miss Ains- worth, Miss Johnson, Miss Hill, and Mr. Casper, who is chairman of the forensic department. Third Row- K. Zander, J. Warber, M. Drummy, W. Keepers, L. Durning, R. Rasmussen, B. Bossenbroek, B. Watson, W. Ellmann. Second Row-M. Hallock, M. White, J. Buteyn, C. Rens, J. Kemink, M. Maas, M. Mickelson, J. Kumber, M. Winkler. First Row-J. McLeod, L. lndermuehle, N. Dalton, P. Weiser, L. Hesselink, E. Hallock, R. Nelson. 's L UNF M I Pl Us IN me ZONE ALONG CAME HARRIET me FLOWER SHOP IN THE ZQN5 CAST YOUR DRUNKENESS MEANS MORE TO YOU 'Yah THIS TABLE ISN T VERY STURDY WANNA FIGHT? AND I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY MAN' YOU RE FIREDI 102' MAKE UP MAKE UP I 4 Y! 1 .T ' A J A A Af K, .. If 1 I. .. .1 4. -y 4 1 I A I A H ,, .. I jay- . K 5' 4' A I ' T' 3 ' I I ,. . ,. .. .. 1 ig fig ' I 31? W, - 2 1,5 .. ., .. 1 .. 4 ,I f 9 . .E , ' ,L ff ,QI SLNIUR II XSS II VI THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED CAST BUSINESS COSTUMES LIGHTING 41 THE PURGE POLKA yi! PROPERTIES MAKE UP SETTING PRUNI ' Y l CORONATION SCENE 0 CROWN BEARERS ROYALTY COURT 0-0 KING FULLER cmd QUEEN JOYCE -A gf' w.,ls..,f- W REFRESHMENT STAND ATER WHEEL E. SHOW BOAT THRONE 4 'T X is . A X A Q ' x I 1 4 Q T W' ' 65 1 A Y ff A, Q Q4 N, A-mf ' L VF A E' 4 -' A my 1- , , 2 HUNII 1 UNIX! :fif- I wa gp if? K! SOPHOMORES KING BRUCE ond QUEEN ANNETTE FRESHMEN S-.4 O U ,,,,,,,g2 '5'3Wl S QUEEN and CCURT W CLUB ART 3 V in a sfmons F 3' U. 4. lumlmes BONFIRE 43 95' 3' Q- Third Row-D. Hanson, P. Kastein, J. Griepentrog, E. Paffenroth, R. Erickson, H. Pfefferkorn, B. Hull, L. Doehn, W. Bruins, M. White. Second Row-B. Vis, K. Nyhuis, M. Howard, J. Perry, M. Loomans, B. Watson, S. Strehlow, D. Schlieve, E. Hallock. First Row-L. Durning, D. Glewen, D. Pike, S. Norris, J. Warber, L. Redman. WAUBUN Amid millions of pictures, sticky glue, falling rulers, clicking typewriters and flying papers, a group of Senior Hollanders, with the aid of the Junior editor to be, rushed to meet the deadlines that loomed near. Last spring an eye-opening meeting showed an amazed group of Hollanders how much ac- tual work went into the making of a yearbook. Copy reading and writing, typing, soliciting ads, pasting, gathering information, planning and copying dummies, and attending meetings with the publisher ore a few of the iobs con- nected with an annual that very few people know about. All told it was a lot of fun plus a valuable experience for the members of the staff. They are proud of their annual because they appre- ciate the work and the time and material that went into it. With the aid of the adviser, Miss Ainsworth, and the photographer, Mr. Holmes, the year has progressed very satisfactorily. WAUBUNETTE The Holland newspaper, the Waubunette, is the news spreader. It keeps the students, and various organizations, in contact with each other by reporting interesting news and gossip. The Junior High reporters record the headline news twice a month. The news is of many kinds: sports, assemblies, and other school activities. Each issue, a copy of the publication is sent to surrounding schools and we in return receive a copy of each issue of theirs. To make additional money, the staff popped and sold popcorn at the ball games. With Nola Ulrich and Larry Durning as lead- ing editors, the Woubunette has thrived and has been read by almost every student. Fourth Row-J. Maas, B. Guenther, M. Maas, B. Grams, M. Liner, B. Watson, K. Klinkner, M. Drummy, C. Ruesink, S. Roeder. Third Row-E. Paffenroth, D. Schlieve, M. White, L. Johnson, J. Knops, D. Harrington, P. Pollock, R. Wilsie, J. Kumber. Second Row-J. McLeod, M. Hallock, J. Kumber, C. Lang, K. Nyhuis, L. Hesselink. First Row-N. Ulrich, L. Durning. JUNIOR HIGH My f7 T QV lo '33 w xn Qin M 3 ,, fj 5' E :wh G C-X C7 fix CT 3 K Cx l 'JAX-s is f'Xy-J ,f 'fl,,' X fix' I .. ff If !,, , ff ,V ,J I, VA X A f X I, f -1 - L , f f ,X I f ff ff' X a- ! K ' - nf , A ,, YI K ' J f C I 1 A ' - X ,ff 4 F.. ly 0 A 1 C C2 ix 0' Third Row-P. O'Donovan, R. Guenther, B. Beyers, M. Huck, D. Prust, B. Breitlow, M. Engelbracht, S. Radloff, J. Freriks. Second Row-A. Mertens, D. Meenk, A. Haese, B. Shlamer, L. Mugridge, P. Kastein, R. Goodrich, T. Bittner. First Row-J. Olson, R. Northrup, D. Lenz, H. Riedeman, B. Schulz, S. McLeod, C, Allen, S. Schrank. GELDERS CCOHIIIIOII People, The Gelders consist of seventy-six students this year, thirty Dutch girls and forty-six Dutch boys. lt was their job to show younger students to the right rooms so that they wouldn't become lost. The Gelders had a few class parties during the year which made them better acquainted with the other eighth grade students. They also took part in many other school activities, which helped the Gelders to get experience for next year when they will advance to Senior High. Such things as the prep band and junior chorus enable them to prepare for senior activities. Junior High football, basketball, and baseball help develop the Dutch boys who will comprise the varsity teams in the near future. This year track was added to the athletic activities of the Junior High. Both boys and girls are on the Waubunette staff and report the Junior High news. Many take part in forensics and are included in Little Ten forensic meets. They are also active in Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Along with the seventh grade and freshmen girls, the Gelder girls belong to the J. A. A. The Gelders have had a busy, happy, worth- while year and feel confident of the qualifica- tion for Senior High entry. Third Row-B. Homan, J. Kearley, D. Oppermon, N. Winn, K. Harmsen, M. Pluim, A. Uehling, J. Baarda. Second Row-A. Turner, K. Stoddart, J. Hoppe, S. De Vos, C, Anderson, J. Powell, J. Barkley, P. Kaiser, R. Mielke. First Row-W. Beske, K. Ehlert, K. Bernarde, A. Nugent, E. Berndt, R. Voelker, G. Hesselink, T, Johnson. TY T 'P 1.1 41 , Third Row-H. Vanden Berg, G. Schilhabei, J. Weidman, J. Gross, O. Vande Zande, L. Southard, R. Zamzow, B. Redeker. Second Row-P. Whipple, W. Sarnens, R. Schears, D. Rens, M. Barry, R. Schroeder, J. Schultz, J. Roeder, First Row-- L. Gustin, J. Volkmann, K. Salzman, L. Lang, J. Rulland, R. Molter, C. Ploenzke, C. Sweet. ,... Y' 'I 5- , I V - l Y nj R 'CY - I-Ii, Q Y iv rl ,M , 5 I ' w I , ll Il JRC .74 944- 15. 5 'K I X 1,5 5 -Zj, ll ll I W -51 ss s A5 ,,. cg 1 ' 2 ,, I ..f-if jj E Q-X,.i X-XR : vii. c- I, Q Y . A V Y X - I 1 . R ii U in 3 di r-2 ' F I ll ll' , z f - I A 1: - r . 1, . Xg-- ,,,.2 L Q ll ll? if 1 - -'-'74 ' fil - f , . ,I 5 5 WW 3 ltlg Q 'Elm UI -f J -jf? - T g- T i j L' A - fs K YY- . . . I I --fQz'i'f- e ' 194 L ff N--'H - Y . A 'l - Vi ,Q-1 V- I - - i - if g or 7ll ll Lf we . ,t., 1 i -1 .5 ll ll ,ir . .. ' r- 1 3 ? L. 1 J : - : I .XJ f A fff l .-Q -fb? 9 l. ..- L Y ,, , Mi ,gf E f L 'lb 'M ' ' ' f f- -uwij' 7- . gr? AF . ff -'bf fzt . -e ..1 W-f e .aacfv - -Qegb? , rw - ,,, ,L - -.4 --- .E - ,QW ,. - ,' Pav, - K ljrl ' Y' 1 .. . .. i A fri-7 Q 15,3 f f-h' -- - -X 4: 1 LL- it? 4- , Q C it? rf -s ,. X v- X Q ' ,H - Q ,- X 1' - 6 ' .. lx 1: t i ff, . . . - ' -. . ff E , x Lyn! R pc-vs Third Row-W, Glascoff, B. Berger, M. Graf, M, Riedman, W. Reabe, K. Crowe, L. Mugridge, A. Kuiath. Second Row-S. Peters, B. Boettcher, K. Peters, J. Buteyn, M. Ailen, J. McDowell, M. Grams. First Row-- L. Piehl, M. Buteyn, K. Radke, J. Craw, J. Michael, E. Kempfer. T7 c I Third Row-B. Jeffers, J. TeBeest, K. Schmitz, B. Swisher, K. Bizby, J. Fenrich, G. Berndt. Second Row-C. Anderson, J. Turner, J. Aylesworth, P. Zoschke, J. Weidman, S. Winn. First Row-J. Ruck, D. Croft, W. Strehlow, H. Schrank, W. Hull. GELEERDS fLab0r Group, Last fall we found sixty-three new pairs of wooden shoes lined in a row outside our school door. We soon found out that thirty-six pairs of these shoes belonged to little Dutch maidens and twenty-seven to our smallest Dutch men. The Geleerds found themselves in strange corridors and had a hard time finding their small windmills, but they soon became acquainted with the school and the routine of laws set be- fore them. Soon they found themselves in full swing taking part in extra-curricular activities. Many of the girls are active in J.A. A., which is an athletic association for Junior High and freshmen girls. Also, many of the girls belong to a Girl Scout Troop. The boys are also very active in various or- ganizations. Many of them belong to a Boy Scout Troop. Junior High football, basketball, and baseball are popular among many of the boys. Such activities help to develop the boys who will comprise our varsity teams in the future. The chorus and prep band found talent among our small Geleerds. This year they pre- sented the operetta Old lronsides under the direction of Miss Zache. Both girls and boys are on the Waubunette staff which reports the Junior High news. An- other activitiy which is popular with both boys and girls is Junior High forensics. Some of them attend Little Ten Junior High forensic meets, which are held in a different Holland Village each year. Having gained their foot-hold in the life of Holland City High School, they will be ready to show the new Geleerds where to put their wooden shoes next year. Third Row-W. Wiganowsky, V. Mede, J. Limberg, D. Pluim, K. Schultz, J. Molter, B. Mierendorf. Second Row-M. Kremers, D. Schelter, R. Schiereck, T. Martin, N. Schouten, R. Leberak, K. Nugent. First Row-J. Neevel, S. Vande Zunde, A. Wildemon, S. Wagner, R. Van Hierden, B. Schleicher. 49 L v lr- ,fy .ps-v Second Row-T. Johnson, S. Winn, R. Van Hierden, J. Fenrich, R. Northrup, D. Meenk, D. Pluim, J. McDowell, H. Buteyn, J. Volkmann. First Row- W, Strehlow, W. Reabe, K. Schultz, W. Wiganowsky, W. Samens, R, Zamzow, J. Grass, Mr. Colton. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Instructions for the future varsity were started last fall by Mr. Colton. Their big game, the intra-squad classic, was filled with action and excitement as Larry Southard's team rolled over Delore Prust's team by the score of 31 to 23. The boys enioyed a new experience and many of them found a thrill in the game, which leads to playing an inspired brand of football. Left to Right- J. Kearley, J. Nelson, J. Kno JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders this year consist of Bette Swisher from the seventh grade, Susan Mcleod and Judy Kearley from the eighth grade, and Janice Knops, Janice Nelson, and Karen Nyhuis from the ninth grade. They were chosen from a group of about twenty-five girls from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. All the boys and girls interested in Junior Cheer- leading try out before the Senior Cheerleaders. They pick the six who will make the best Junior Cheerleaders. The cheerleaders are chosen not only for their cheerleading ability, but also for their personality and appearance. Miss Klinger is the advisor for both the Junior and Senior Cheerleaders. ps, K. Nyhuis, B. Swisher, S. Mcleod. 1 -...L 3 if !: M K M 57 Rfb--n-use-wmmn W' v' :T-.irqmwwmmwv - ,V I V., ,9--....,-.....4,f.y,,,,,,.,4f.w,, ua' 1 3 5' I I 1 .n aQ,.: I. Q 5. I . 4l1. If ! Q Qi. x 129 J 'lex f C ' N . A-4 1 5 s -+..?.....,,,,,....-.., x N av J mx W 135 TTU , .,f- ' 'NW K' W ! W' ,, 67.53, 1 '.!Fff4 . X If 1 ' bv Y Y , I am. Q E , .gk Am iiwlfi ,dat ,Sidi K M FP ,Q , wg QW gl. A , W. Q 3 gm' ,W ,,MMg,HE,W, mi Nga f - W WSW 3153 -'-1 iw ,wr 115 . ing ' . Win 1. 6 k N 'la 'w -3111-M-ww. A you gs-----H ii S2 A f. M. ,,..-- ,www ffl 'W ..--. W7 wal 'Xwf ,-f 'Q wr ...--,4 Q' Q wg , 1 Q was F r sx,x,, g-+1 ,f x N I ',. Y If K4 Ffa' 1 f' i Q 6 5 189 rt , '5 ,. 'T ,y .K Y ' nf fr : . 'A 1 . 1 YV1 I6 ,t 'f?7 asf' - Q, A. Ueh Row rd Th hull. Sc K. ridge, U9 M Glascoff, l. , W. Strehlow, W. nI'1 S. Wi I, McDoweI J rl uenthe Pluim, R. G , W. Reabe, D. st D. Pru Fourth Row nl! uten, H. VandenBerg, N. Wi ho nderson, N. Sc Molter, C. A Redeker, J man, K. Welk, B. Ho erman, B. Beyers, S. Welk, B. PP Mugridge, K. Harmsen, D. O L on, che, B. Berger, B. Schulz, M. Allen, M. Kremers, C. Anders Zo Miss Row Second edeman. n, M. Ri VG O'Dono eman, J. Freriks, P eid W J cht, YO Engelb 5 . S 0 . 9 9 C Y J. Rutland, J. Barkley, H. Riedeman, J. Tu ner, A. Kuiath, A. Nug nt, S. Mcleod, J. T Be st, K. Stoddart, J. Hoppe, K. Crowe, B. Mierendorf. First Row- S. Boettcher, J. Michael, J. Buteyn, M. Grams, J. Crow, K. Radke, L. Piehl, S. Schr nk, E. Kempler J. Ruck, H. Schrank, M. Buteyn, K Nugent, S. Peter , an, M. Drummy. em eid J W JUNIOR CHORUS WGS it of C l'1Gm tta. The fe ope On age Si TO ed id Y, C onda M every eets m S l'U ho C OI' ni Our Ju YY en W uary t fl Ja On it gave We Old Ironsides and Monday c O Friday. esday and C 'U 0 3 :'U'D gc: uDU 0-6- vawgi DU: Sc.- .SQ 9.0. :sg .. E . 85-03 ggi? eggio' 63 's EQS0 cu Q0 -Q Z. -2 :O '-'53' 2'E 5'5 '- .c is-22 .c: .QD 'OZ' . 'CLLI-'Dun E' Dah an 0.12 Pe was-' U .2553 'U P -Dru 'E ,QC LL gogl- C .E-C -'Q O tv E: C jg wo vn U -2 QQ'.7.i l-iQg,3f-,E .2 seg E '6'v'v aa..--U 28' PS5 -'f B'c.a:'5 1m...CC-C .a,C2Ugy.r.0 Ill s n ev -gvsmzimi 4-?N3OvU -3 fa--is c fi 52:2 CU ., 'U I-J-nfgfn vs1'OCC!D Q.: .ggi 'amcinzg 'vo-Quang 3-5 :inf Us usic Fes- M he tered t en r s Glee Club Gi and our Then in late October we thought we would Zache. SS our group is Mi of f lo direc The ival. - T de 6 OW public, s he ri fo thing 6 Om S do l0 ke be 3 Third Row-B. Schulz, M. Riedemon, J. Freriks, A. Uehling, W. Reobe, B. Swisher, P. O'Donovon, V. Mede, B. Redeker. Second Row-S. Boettcher, R. Voelker, H. Riedeman, K. Stoddart, A. Turner, C. Sweet. First Row-J. Ruck, H. Schrank, J. Turner, C. Allen, 5. Schronk, E. Kempfer. JUNIOR HIGH FORENSICS This year twenty-three Junior High students participated in the forensics program, an one nual event which dates back to its start in l94l. The Junior High Forensic program is divided into four parts: humorous declamations coached by Miss Hill, serious declamations coached by Miss Johnson, extemporaneous reading under the direction of Miss Ainsworth and non-original orations with Mrs. Draheim as coach. If more than two people enter in one sec- tion, elimination contests are held to choose the two top contestants to represent Waupun in the Little Ten Forensic Contest, which was held this year, in Oconomowoc on Wednesday, April fifteenth. Because so many Junior High students are taking part in forensics, we may look forward to having many successful years in the Senior High Forensic Contests. J. A. A. There are approximately forty members in the J. A. A. this year. Activity highlights included the initiation hike to the County Park, swimming at the Wayland pool, bowling, and the Christ- mas party. Free time activities are counted and tabulated determining the awards to be given at the end of the year. The leaders of the group are: Patsy Weiser, President, Phyllis Micheels, Vice President, Karen Nyhuis, Secretary, and Carol Ruesink, Treasurer. Third Row--C. Ruesink, J. Knops, B. Beyers, S. Kormann, M. Yocke, M. Engelbracht, l. Leu, S. Leberok, K. Crowe, J. Braoksmo, D. Piehl, Miss Klinger. Second Row-B. Swisher, S. Welk, B. Homan, K. Welk, K. Nyhuis, P. Weiser, N. Schouten, A. Kuiath, J. Kearley, B. Mierendorf, J. Weidemcn, J. Thompson, C. Anderson. First Row - E. Kempfer, J. Ruck, H. Schronk, L. Piehl, K. Nugent, A. Wildeman, M. Grams, M. Buteyn, S, McLeod, J. Buteyn, A. Nitke, P. Micheels. f 2 n.:.:r-:f- ' ' ' .. 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Hull Mann St Phone 895 THE REMINDER Compluments CHEVROLET GARAGE Ervrn Burmrster Prop RISLONE Works Whlle You Drlve 5'l-Ti 2 3455912 5 erm fl' 2 isis CWM www' me s4es'f'Q 'gg By absorbing gum and sludge forma tlons that foul eng nes cause valve to stuck and nose compress on Shaler RIS LONE restores tree valve oct on com presslon and power All engme parts are cleaned ubrrca tuon Improved and c smoother quieter unnlng eng ne assured Add RISLONE tothe regular orl used n the crankcase one quart ol' RISLONE to every three quarts ofthe onl lmmedu ate feelable Improvement un engme per formance IS assured wlth RISLONE BREYER BROS WHITING 8. CO SCHULZ RADIO ELECTRIC CO Clark s Super Gas One Grade One Prnce 606 W Mann MYRON C GYSBERS 8. 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MlCHAEL'S Service Station and Snack Bar WElNHEIMER'S GREENHOUSE 8. GARDENS 110 Fox Lake St. Phone 937 ASMUS MOTORS OLDSMOBILE Make it a Super 88 700 W. Main St. Ph. 504-J Compliments of HONER'S CUSTARD STAND RADLOFF CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete - Blocks - Glass 811 W. Main St. Phone 148-W VERHAGE IMPLEMENTS Ford Tractors and Implements 805 West Main RIVERVIEW GREENHOUSE Howard Carney, Prop. Phone 508 235 W. Franklin CY'S REPAIR SHOP Welding and Blacksmithing 701 W. Main St. SHELDON E. MEYER Attorney-at-Law STAR 8. 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WAGNER Attorneys at Law S 8: N MOTOR CO Ford Cars and Trucks Waupun Wus WEST SIDE LUMBER CO 8I0 W Mann St Phone T050 The Lumber Number Compluments SUPER ICE CREAM Compliments of BELL S KEN S SANDWICH SHOP I8 Fond du Lac St HENNING SHELL STATION Phone 488 Waupun Wusconsln DALTON APPLIANCE CO Radio and Televusuon BARRY MOTORS VIS JEWELRY STORE Compluments STORBECK HARDWARE WAUPUN LEADER NEWS RENS MOTOR CO Waupun Was Phone 504 W 605 W Mann KOHL S Furmture and Funeral Durectmg Phone Store 54 Phone Funeral Home 32 W For the Famuly ROTHENBACH S SHOE STORE LOOMANS PUMP SERVICE Waupun Wus Phone 904 Compluments BUTEYN HARDWARE JOHN J NUGENT Attorney at Law Waupun Was STODDART AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance NURTHRUP 8: VIINDE ZANDE Attorneys and Counselors Waupun Wus JUDSON J RIKKERS Attorney at Law Waupun Brandon PAUTSCH MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks Phone 66 W Complvments of JENNY S FASHIONS BRAUN S CITY LUNCH Pleasure to Serve You HARRY FARR General Trucking 522 E Franklln St Phone 335 J Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK SMIT S and VAN S Deep Rock Service Statron Round the Car Service 42 Fond du lac St KEACH S MARKET 61 , . 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