? -f 'M-,mu -r ,. - .'- 455,321 '1 f' .f ' . . WSF- 1, -'afqgf-6-.5 ,M --. .si NX-,qi mf - MI' QW 5 Qfl5'0A2Vr- . f iaith: X 'eiibff f ,M JW fJyf,M,,,f',,f JtJg,'7,fg,I rp. Jv 'lsiaf 0 wU,.3f.yffyf ,yff ',,+Arj,7'jV ff, F WW y . 4 lk . I Hg '- S f . .-5:5 L+ ,yh mg ,I Vx. if FW I J' ji Q VW Jwwx WWW if E if E xx 0 jk? 1 , J. kj uk J PA,-X fag' CM Ifjlfiyfiwxf . ff ZLMQIW if WAUPUN HIGH SCHOOL THE SENIOR CLASS 1954 PRESENTS THE UUN 'sg , X I A in Q 5- ,..1..M- fi' 4 gy 'ax-Q --nnnl 1 l.. .151 -fx J QMIP END OF THE TRAIL ,K 'M 4 - E . ' A . .I , - Q I . g . Kx 1 If 1' A v 4 , I ' A' -X . ii 1' c - - , .ff f f f .-2 . - ' '. fl. ' '-'.' ,i 1 'if' -'1 .- , , -1, - .Q 'f , ' Aff T' 2 ' - Ti. K' .Q ' V. - O A 1 ' '. X M ' Q A W 8 5 f in N-., A u - - - , X ..r , - - . L L? ' '-' , 'i,1. - ' fx Q- '.-in X W: - A ,ff , 44' ' ' '-In K .21 V ' D Q., H5 'T ' 'K ia' 1-, ' -13 . T -T va , w', gf' 4 ' ,N ' e ' , N 7 5. D , . fp Y ' 4 V - N . ' u A 'l 2'-if 7. - I ff, .5 gkbst WX ' ...rv-'-uv' Q . Q f . - , yi 2X x.' . 5 ' ' 'f lv, yvffd f 2 ., , - , 9, lc V I Y 5. ' ., ' gy W' ,' ' ' ' .b - if KJ, , i .1 f fm '. '- V! 3 nw fix ' 'a .-' .1 ' ,N . gg Z-.ttf ' I 5 if 4 , X'-. - ' 'v-M T. - xx- gr f dw fg. T t A as 5 r' ,Q Ni, . 4, J I :NW fa ' ' W' gmt, ASV i, .2 ' M- . 5 V' V F 1 'xr W' 2 ' If .1 ' 1' P' ' Y x . A , l :L , .u A A sa .4 A X Swv' x 'K ., ' - J ' 1 . g, in 3, ' J' 'yt , 1 . 4 1 r . IRS :ji .I 4 ' jgf' gm ,x .nvg ' --.4 YL -. ,bw ,J .r ', ,Q ' 'NA 'x v- 4 , L O A. 5 1 x. fi ' . , ,mfr , , ,! I4 ll I ' P N , 1 DEDICATIO .... To you, Mr. Roberi H, Johnson, our teacher, music director, and friend, we, the seniors of 1954 respectfully dedicate this issue of our yearbook the Waubun. -2- ROW TWO B Babshl W Reideman J Baber D Johnson W, - 4- ROW ONE C Hens AGU: J Warber, R Wilsie 4' R .af W, Q fy 115' 1 ': itil' Jr ' f ' -fl ':',.,', -it . 5 N rx fy. r . ' Qiflu. . ' 2 . ,g 'f i . - - B . A ' --f X J f x I E 5 f N 1 . , - . 1 - 1 X - ' -N -aj 11' Editor-in-chief ., Assistant Editor Planning Board , u , A Feature Editor , Activities Editor Artist A , . ., Photography, a, , Typists Business Manager Business Staff Jack Warber Ramona Wilsia Clarice Rens Joyce Buteyn Carol Rens Phyllis Ter Horst Robert Rabehl William Reideman David Johnson James Baber Clarice Hens Joyce Buteyn Phyllis Ter Horst David Johnson William Reideman Marion Frens Ruth Nummerdor Ruth Neumann Rose Neumann Robert Rabehl James Baber Carol Haese Carl Navis Earl Michael Barbara Guenther ,4 KUJATH, HOWARD E.-Superintendent, Cen tral Stare College at Stevens Point, B.E, Northwestevv- University, M.A. A .J Pe!ers,Ear1:Secreilry, Board ol Educahon Rxedeman Mrs H Treasurer Board of Educahon Green Mrs George President Board ol Educaiionp Gysbers, Harley: Board of Education Siaehlxng Hellwlg Board of Educahon LAWRENCE, VYRNA MISCHLER BARBARA Office Ofhce T BLE OF CO TENTS THE SCHOOL Dedrcatlon Skeleton Staff of Yearbook Admmlstratlon Faculty SENIOR HIGH Class Offtcers Classes 9 l2 Muslc Orgamzatlons Extra Curncular Actrvttles Sports FEATURES Homecommg Sr Class Play All School Play JUNIOR HIGH Classes 7 8 Sport Musrc Orgamzatxons Extra Currxcular ACllV1f1eS Page , . 2 3 ' ' ' 4 , ..,.... ,, . . 6 ' 9 - 10 . , , 28 . ' ' ' ' 32 , , 39 Prom , .. , ,. 47 ' . , 48 . 49 50 . 52 54 . . . 55 . ' , ' ' ' 57 ...5- HUGDAHL WALLACE-Wis FAC LTY GADBAW COLEMAN Wisconsin State College at Oshkosh BE Lawrence College MA Uni versity of Wisconsin History American Prob lems, Student Council Tennis WICHMAN ANNABELLE Wisconsin State Col lege at La Crosse Ripon College A B , English World History consm State College at La rosse B E Coach Physics Chemistry CARPENTIER FRANK Wis consm State College at Osh kosh B S Maryland Umvers ity College Park Md History Social Science if K if yz 6 HOLMES RICHARD Wiscon sin State College at Oshkosh BE University of Wisconsin M S Science Photography Business Manager Football Ticket Sales RICHARDSON WILLIAM Stout Institute BS Industrial Arts Driver Training Social Studies. POLICH JOSEPH-University of Wisconsin B.S.- Agriculture 1Veteran Farm Training . -5. BARKLEY MELVIN Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire BE University of Wisconsin MA General Science Conch of B squad Football and Bas ketball Golf TURNER HOWARD-Wisconsin State College at River Falls .. State College South Dakota University ot Wiscon- sin- Agriculture F.F.A. Noon Hour Activities. CLEVELAND EDNA Wnscon sm State College at Whlte water BE Commercxal Bus mess Manager School Cate terra Ai' CASPEH C .I St Norbert s SCHRANK BEVERLY Wxscon sm State College Whltewater BE Typing I Shorthand I Ottxce Tramxng General Bus mess MITCHELL WILLIAM Wrscon College BA Umversxty of W1scons1n,I.atm Englxsh De hate Forensxcs Basketball Tick et Sales sm State College at Oshkosh B S Umverslty oi Wxsconsm, Englxsh Dramatlcs DRAI-IEIM HERMINA Wrscon sm State College at Oshkosh Englxsh Forensxcs Grrl Scouts ERICKSON ARLENE Eau Claire State Teacher s College B E Engllsh Waubunette Ad GHEATHOUSE HUGH WISCONSIN State College at Mxlwaukee BS Art Educa hon elementary and secondary Cross Country Track Vocatronal School Art Club Advrsor , f WUCHERER WILLIAM Wxsconsm State College at Plattevnlle B S Industnal Arts Coach of Football and Baseball , 7 VISCI' -rv! PETRUSKA ROBERT Umvers tty of Wlsconsm B S , Physical Educatxon Coach ot Basketball and Football KLINGER JOYCE Wlsconsm State College at La Crosse Phystcal Educatxon fgrades and hxgh school J A A G A A Cheerleadtng LOOSEN ANN Wxsconsm State College at Oshkosh B S 1 Mathemattcs Soctal Sctence College B A Umverslty of Wxsconsm Unxverstty oi lllx H0151 Lxbrarlan Llbrary Club SCHMIDTKUNGZ DOROTHY Wlsconsm State Colleg t Mll waukee Spec1alEducatxon x 13 Nll.ES MARGARET Wlsconsm State College at Oshkosh Wxs CL ,.. WEBB PATRICIA Macalester St Paul Mmnesota Stout In stxtute B S Umversxty of Wu consm, Home Ec LIPPOLDT MARY JO-Wxscon sm State College at Plattevtlle B S Home Ec Engllsh Year book NORENBERG MARY Wxscon sm State College at Plattevxlla B S Umversxty ot Wxsconsm Mathematlcs Junxor Prom JOHNSON ROBERT Wlscon sm State College at Plattevxlle B E Schrader Conservatory ol Muslc Dubuque lowa Umver sxty ot Wlsconsm MS Con cert Band Semor Chorus Foot Band Symphonette Prep Band NEUBAUER PATRICIA Law rence College Umverszty t Wxsconsm BM Glee Club J Hxgh Chorus Elementary Music consm State College at Stevens Pomt B E Mathematics 8- ff 4' 'W- 'Nj I A A . i . l 1 X A 9 A ,fr 4 Y a I , r ' 1 B. s,, ' ' ' B .., , ' , - ' I x, . a A , . foie .., .I . 1 , If I A ' . 4 - -1 'J I I I I I - LUCK, MRS. INA - Lawrence 5i,'g11.fj'...i3 ball Band. Pep Band. Dance Cyl , I I t O ' ' l 2 a ' - . - - - r. ' , S? A 1. :M 5: I 4 f X - SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,........., , ..,,. ,..,,.Fred Fshr VICE PRESIDENT .,,,.., ,,.,,..... L eonard Johnson SECRETARY TREASURER 5 I - s 5 1 N 5, rfxk f L FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRESIDENT . ,... , . . , . Larry Bossenbroeck VICE PRESIDENT .. . .Pat O'Donovan SECRETARY ., , Patricia Kaiser TREASURER , . H-elen Riedeman JUNIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,4,.,,,,,, VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER .,..,, SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT .,,...,,, VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ......,. Phylhs Micheal! TREASURER ..,,.. Annette Nxtke Rt g 'J .15 LOIS BRINKMAN Trude I hate trouble unless it concerns men. J.A.A. 1, Senior class play comm. 3, Waubunette 2, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 1, 4, Home- coming comrn. 4, Art Club 4. BEVERLY DAEHN Bev Love is like the measles, we all have to go through it. Senior class play comm. 3, Prom. comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3. JAMES BARBER Jim Ready for anything, be it fun or be it a task. Solo lvoicel 4, finstj 3, 4, Ensem- ble lvoicel 4, linst.l 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, Annual staff 4, Student council 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Pep band 2, 3, 4. R A BARBBT , Rita w' o, In Classic she e-it ram or be it sl . J.A. . , inst.l 2, 3, 4,, ba X rom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 2, FRED BILLE Fred All the girls are in a whirl tc find out where he gets his curls. Solo lvoicel 3, Prom. comm. 3. GERALD BRAAKSMA Jerry l'm a little behind-but l'm catching up and soon I will be leading. Senior class play comm. 3, Prom comm. 3, Pep band 2, 3. JOYCE BUTEYN Joyce Her seriousness is only skin deep. Forensics 3, 4, Solo linst.l 2, An- nual staff 4, Student council 2, Class officer 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 3, Homecom- ing comm. 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Pep hand 2, 3, 4. MARLENE DALRYMPLE Marlene A giggle here, a giggle there, she just giggles everywhere. Senior class play comm. 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm 4- I-'.H.A. 3. ANNABELLE BACKHAUS Pudgy My heart left with the class of '53. Senior class play comm. 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3. ANTHONY BENTZ Tony Work fascinates me-l could look at it for hours. Prom comm. 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. VERNON DAMSTEEGT Vernie A Country Gentleman but a Ladies Home Companion. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, Annual staff 4, Hi-Y 3, Jr. Rotarian 3, W club I, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. ROBERT DERKSEN Bobby It gets kinda d sometimes. Class officer l, om. comm. 3, Ho ' . 4,,r.r.A. 1, sz, 3, 4. . . Marx: 'A T '-If 5? f .QM '? 'Y X A . elf tr 2 ..i EARL DAVIES Earl He may be small, but that's 'f' not all. Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Qs 551: A awp ' in 'ik 1 s-'lr GLADYS DE YOUNG Gladia Rv 1,3 To be a nurse is her big aim- 1 she knows the score and -1 that's all in the game. '34 J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming I L N .ff comm. 4, P.H.A. 3. g 3+ - 5 . FREDRICK FEHR l.X Fred This romeo of the '54 class was never seen without a lass. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Golf 3, Track 1, Ensemble Ivoicel 2, 3, 4, Student council 1, Class officer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm, 4, Boy Sedum 1, w club 2, 3, 4. A MARION FRENS Marion Gentlemen prefer blondes with brains. Ensemble lvoicel 1, 2, 3, Annual staff 4, Waubunette 4, Class officer 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 4, Homecoming COmm. 4. RICHARD GOLZ Dick A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Senior class play comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, All school play comm. 2, 3, 4, 1 act play comm. 3, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. l, 2, 3, Boy Scouts I. FLOYD GRAY Lea A Prom king of the past, a worker to the last. Rifle club 1, Class officer 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Jr. Rotarian 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 4, Homecoming comm. 4, Prom king 3. -11- 'if' Tw? BARBARA GRAMS Barb A charming smile, a pretty blon' This gal, has a guy named Don. J.A.A. 1, Senior class play comm. 3, X4, Waubunette 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, '-Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Pep band 4. BARBARA GUENTHER Barb She climbed the ladder of success lad by lad. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Ensemble fvoicel 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, All school play comm. l, 2, 3, 4, I act play comm. 2, 3, Annual staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 1, 2, Homecoming comm. l, 2, 3, 4. CAROL HAESE Carol To be seen and not heard by me is preferred. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Solo linst.l 1, Senior class play comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, All school play 1, 2, 4, Annual staff 4, Waubunette 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 1, 2, 4. RONALD HANNA Ron Here today-gone tomorrow. Transferred from Oakfield 4. HENRY HAIMA Henry Don't mind me I just put in my time. Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. JAMES HANSEN Jim Don't look at me girls it makes me nervous. Prom comm. 3, Chemistry club. Transferred from Kingston, Mich. 3. DONALD HARPER Don This guy seems bashful But girls, don't be misled This boy's been around But out of town, instead. Rifle club. r.r.A. 1, EDWARD HARTGERINK Eddie You guys look back at your good times but I look forward to mine. JEANETTE HENKE Binky People who are outwardly quiet are often surprising. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. CULVER HOOKER Culvie To conquer him was every girl's aim but sorry girls, I'm not to blame. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Student council 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Jr. Rotarians 3, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming cour! 1, 2, Homecoming comm. 4, club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. JEROLD HESSELINK Jerry Do l seem shy, slightly? Well, you're mistaken, slightlyl Track 3, 4, Solo linst.l 2, Ensemble linst.l l, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle club 1, Student council 2, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, -Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY HOPP Nanc Her aim in life is to be Hank's wife. Transferred from Brandon 4, G.A. A. 1, Solo lvoicel 3, 4, Ensemble lvoicel 3, 4, All school play cast 3, Tri-HifY 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 4, ROGER HUCK Rog A character to the student's delight and the teacher's plite. Mgr. Athletic l, Student council l. , Q WAYNE JOHANNES Joe gf X - ,V For cheers and chuckles y 4' S V, go to Joe. W-gm:,,.., ' ' , A Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, . W QL W y, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, QV Sr. class play cast 4, All school ' t Q 1 ' ' play cast 4, All school play comm. K X1 ,V , -, ' 4 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, . . 91.53-fxgvz' , Homecoming court 4, Homecoming ' 5 431' Q' J comm. 4, W club 1, 2, 3, 4. ':,flt'f as fbi' .f X J DONALD JOHNSON Don AIVARS KACEROVSKIS Willy Mr. Basketball of Waupun High, That's the name they gave to Aiv. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Class officer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Jr. Rotarian 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 2, 3, 4, club 2, 3, 4. CLARICE KEARLEY Kurg Lots of fun and plenty more, That's our Kurg of '54. J.A.A, 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, Senior class play comm. 2, 3, 4, All school play comm. 2, 3, 4, 1 act play comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Girl Scouts l. Willing and eager to the end, Always willing to serve a friend. Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. LEONARD JOHNSON Dutch Always busy, always gay, That's the way he spends the day. Mgr. Business 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Waubunette 3, 4, Class officer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4. 'MARlLYN KAISER Marilyn ' What great charm there is in her quietness. J.A.A. 1, Forensics 2, Senior class play comm. 2, 3, 1 act play comm. 3, Rifle club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom. comm 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Girl Scouts 1. 5, . 31 DONNA KEARLEY Donna fi Always cheerful, always gay, No matter what, l'm here to stay. J.A.A. 1, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Rifle club l. .Sf 1, 9- yt.. Q, .-15, 5-, STEPHEN HULL Stevie With the U next fall l have a date, books, girls, and all, l can hardly wait. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Tennis l, Track 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, Forensics l, Solo lvoicel 2, 4, En- semble lvoicel 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, 1 act play cast 3, 4, Rifle club l, Student council 1, Class officer l, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Jr. Rotarians '3, Prom court 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3, 4, Boy Scouts 1, W club 3, 4, Badger Boy 3. DAVID JOHNSON Dave Who knows what comes next, This boy has nothing to fear. Mgr. Business 1, 2, Ensemble Iinst.l 2, 3, 4, Dance band 2, 3, 4, Sr. class play cast 4, 1 act play cast l, Annual staff 2, 3, 4, Student coun- cil 3, Jr. Rotarians 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 2, 3, 4, Badger Boy 3. E r m 'qc' A T' M . X, , DELORES Dee Who kn s what next year will bring. .l.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. DEANNE LA BUWI De Anne Her hair is too dark to be that of an angel. J.A.A. l, Solo Iinst.l 1, 2, 4, En- semble linst.l 1, 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior class play cast 4, Senior class play comm. 3, Annual staff 4, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Homecom- ing comm. l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, Pep band 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT KINDSCHUH Bob l'm not lazy, I just hate to work- except at some things. All school play cast 3, F.F.A. l, GAIL KNOBLOCK Gail The unspoken word never does harm. KAY KLINKNER Kay Full of ideas and full of fun, she got her share and then some. .l.A,A. l, G.A.A. 2, Solo linst.l I, 2, Ensemble Ivoicel 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1inst.l 3, 4, Senior class play cast 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 3, All school play cast 4, 1 act play cast 3, 1 act play comm. 3, Waubunette 2, 3, Student coun- cil l, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Prom queen 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 2, 3, 4, Waubunette Editor 4. DARLENE KNOPS Mabel It takes a brainy woman to keep a man contented and happy. J.A.A. l, G.A.A. 2, Solo linst.l l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble lvoicel 2, 3, 4, finst.l l, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 3, All school play comm. 4, 1 act play Icastl 3, Annual staff 4, Class officer 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming court 2, Homecoming comm, 4, Sympho- nette 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4, Wooden Shoe recipient 3. Badger Girl, 3. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3. Wayne Hey, W'h'aL o now? Hi-Y co m. , omeco 'g Boy u , W clu club 4. X X JACK KREMERS Jackson Lead me not into temptation but show me where it is. football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Senior class play comm. 4, All school play comm. 4, Home- coming court 4, Homecoming comm. 4, Boy Scouts l, W club 3, 4. CAROL KUMBER Carol Words are worth plenty, but silence is winning. Senior class play comm. 4, All school play comm, 3, Waubunette 4, Class officer 2, Homecoming comm. 4, Symphonette 2, 3, 4. CHARLES LANDAAL Buzzo We'll get along swell if you don't work me too hard. Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Golf 2, Senior class play comm. 4, All school play comm. 4, Rifle club l, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Art club 4. RICHARD MCKASSON Dick Dark and handsome he has no care, How we envy his curly hair. Football 1, 2,' 3, Goli 1, Ensemble lvoicel 1, 2, 3, Senior class comm. 4, 1 act play comm. 3, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Boy Scouts 1. JEAN ANN MAAS .Iean Our Jean is musically inclined, a nicer girl you'll never find. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 4, Solo finst,l l, 2, 3, 4, En- sembles linst.l 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 2, 3, 4, Senior class cast 4, Senior class comm. 1, All school play comm. 1, Waiibunette I, 2, 3, Rifle club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4, Waubunette Editor 4. JAMES LEARY Roy Saddle up, Roy , the year's almost done. Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 4, Mgr. Athletic 2, 3, Senior class play cast 4, Annual staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming court 3, Boy Scouts 1, W club 3, 4. QANICE LILLIHAMMER Lilly Here's a gal who's been around, we were lucky when she moved to town. Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Prom. comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Art club 4. MARY ANN LIN Mary Charmi and sweet and al ys so neat. G.A.A. 1, F sics 1, Solo Iimt.l 1, Ensem Iinst.l 1, 2, Senior class pla comm. 4, All school play m. 3, 4, Waubunette 3, 4, T Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, ecoming comm. 4, Sympho- nette 2, 3, 4. ROBERT McDOWELL Bob Girls are a big nuisance but I wouldn't mind having one. Football 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 1, Senior class play comm. 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 4, Boy Scouts 1, W club 3, 4, Pep band I. RANDOLPH MCMULLIN Randy My curls attract the girls. football 2, Baseball 3, 4, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. MARLENE MANNIGEL Mar I leave for better things. Prom comm. 3, Homecoming 4. .-15.-. JOYCE LEISTI - , Joyce Q -' Tshe tw' le ilu her eyes F lbetreys r idlemrlixlooka - 1' Q xind qui IWBYLD XrN.J.A.A. It Sqgor da ples comm. I, 3, 1 ect ply comm. 3, 'fri-Hi-Y J,,I, Prbm Gomml 3. - .A ' xx 1 '-J X4 Jaxx' -3 X if N is A ' I XV I xx , sk ,y ' R I w J ' - 4 g R' JAMES LINER Big Red Most people are Hollanders, I'm glad I'm an Irishman. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ivoicel 4, Ensemble lvoicel 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, Senior clan play comm. 3, All school play comm. 3, l act play cast 3, l act play comm. 3, Hi-Y 3, Prom comm. 3, 4, Homecoming King 4, Boy Scouts t, W club 3, 4. CARL NAVIS Car EARL MICHAEL Earl He's just himself as we all know, I guess that's why we like him so. Football 3, 4, Track 4, Annual staff 4, Prom comm. 3, W ' club 4, F.F.A. 3, 4. FRED MICHEELS Fred This opportunity I must seize, I found a girl that I can tease. Football 3, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Mgr. Athletic 2, Solo Ivoicel 2, 3, 4, Ensemble fvoicel 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, Senior class play comm. 3, All school play cast 1, 2, Student council 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Home- coming court 3, Homecoming comm. 1, 2,.3, 4, Boy Scouts 1, W club l, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD MICHEELS Cheeta If wise cracks were a drop of water, l'd be an ocean. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Solo lvoicel 4, Senior class play 3, 4, All school play cast 4, All school play comm. 4, Student council 1, class officer I, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Boy Scouts 1, W club 2, 3, 4. MARIE MICKELSON Marie Quiet, unruffled, always the same, Like some sweet picture in a frame. Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo linst.l 1, 2, Ensemble lvoicel 2, Ensemble finst.l l, 3, 4, Senior class play 4, 1 act play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sym- phonette 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 2, MARILYN MILLER Marilyn Can't step on a live wire. Tri-I-li-Y 4, Prom Comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 4, F.I'I.A. 3, Pep band 1. FLORENCE MOLTER Flossy If ever a girl was full of fun, I'm sure' you'll find it in this one. Transferred from Chicago 2, G.A.A. 2, Student Council 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 4, F.H.A. 3. ARLENE MULDER Arlene A ring on the finger is better than two on the phone. Solo linst.l 2, 3, 4, Ensemble linst.l 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Wau- bunette 4. RUTH NELSON Ruthie It is better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. .I.A.A. l, G.A,A. 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, Forensics 1, 2, 3, Solo linst.1 l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble fVoicel 2, 4, Ensemble linst,l 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, I act play 3, Rifle Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Prom comm. 3, Girl Scouts 2, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, Pep band I, 2, 3, 4, I'm really not quiet, just thinking. Track 4, Senior class play cast 4 Annual Staff 4, Rifle club 1, F.F.A I, 2, 3, 4, Cross country 4. ROSE NEUMANN Rf This gal's name fits her personality, Smiles, chatte' and full of rascality. Annual staff 4, Student counr. Tri-I-li-Y 4, Homecoming coux Prom comm. 3, I-Iomecoi comm. 4. RUTH NEUMANN Ruthie Here's a gal who has a double, a guy, and never any trouble. Annual staff 4, Class officer 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom court 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. JOHN NUMMERDOR Hollander To get a girl requires a knack, but John gets by with his Pontiac. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 4, All school play comm. 4, Student council 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 2, 3, 4, W club 2, 3, 4. JOHN NITKE John To hurry is a close death. Transferred from Marion, Win., Prom comm. 3, Football 3, Basket- ball 3, F.F.A. 3. RUTH NUMMERDOR Ruth She's got long blond hair and not a care. J.A.A. I, G.A.A. 2, Annual staff 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. JOHN O'DONOVAN Johnny He knows his farming from 1 to a, he will prosper and that ain't hay. Solo linst.l 3, Dance band 3, 4, Rifle club 1, Student council 2, Junior Rotarian 3, Prom comm. 3, P.F.A. 1, 2, s, 4 hear a joke? Whitewater, 4. ROBERT PATT Bob Hey, you guys wanna Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, Track 4, Debate 3, Forensics 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Prom court 3, Boy Scouts 4, F.P.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3, Transferred from LARRY PETERS Larry Silent and shy but one swell guy. Ensemble lvoicel 1, Prom comm. 3. DARRYL PIKE Pete A' dime store first- and then a family. Football 3, 4, Solo Iinst.l 2, 3, 4, Ensemble finst.l l, 4, Dance band 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, club 4, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4. PRED PETERSON Fred The giant of our class was he, What a sparkling personality. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, W club 3, 4. RONALD PLUIM Ron ,An all around guy that can't be beat. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, club 3, 4. ROBERT RABEHL Bob Every inch a gentleman. Mgr. Business l, 2, Solo Iinlt.l 2, Ensemble linst.l 3, 4, Dance band 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 3, 4. CLARICE RENS Clary Pretty, intelligent, and everyone's friend, by these attributes we know Clarice Rena. Forensics I, 2, 3, Solo linst.l 2, 3, Ensemble linst.l l, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 1, 4, Annual staff 4, Class officer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Symphonette 2, 3, 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3,' 4. CAROL RENS Here's a gal who'd try anything and is in everything. .l.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Forensics 1, Solo lvoicel 2, Ensemble lvoicel Carol 2, 3, Ensemble linst.l 3, Senior class play cast l, 4, 1 act play , cast 3, Annual staff 4, Student council 1, Tri'I-li-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RIEDEMAN Bill He has no time for girls or fame, A mere diploma is his aim. Mgr. Business 2, 3, Senior class play cast 4, Senior class play comm. 2, 3, 4, All school play comm. 2, 1 act play comm. 3, Annual staff 3, 4, Rifle club I, Junior Rotarians 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 2, 4. fi WILBERT RIEL Will So quiet we hardly know hels near, but just the same we're glad he's here. Mgr. Business 2, 3, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Prom comm. 3. GORDON ROEDER Gordie Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, Boy Scouts 1, 2, W Club 3, 4. BARBARA RULLAND Barb After graduation-Marriagel All school play comm. 3, 1 act play comm. 3, Waubunette 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. DOROTHY SCHMITZ Dottie She can't be beat in sports. .I.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom. comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3, F.H.A. 3. 8- -A 45? DONALD ROI-ITS Don The teachers think I am so sweet, they usually give me a nice front seat. Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Ten- nis 2, Senior class play comm. 2, 3, 4, All school play comm. 2, 3, 4, 1 act play comm, 2, 3, 4, Prom. comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts l. RONALD SANG Ronnie I might be better if I could, but it's awful lonesome being good. Football 3, Prom comm. 3. HARVEY SCHMITZ Harv Worry kills men- I'm in the best of health. Football 3, Prom comm. 3. is Qggvhf RONALD SCHWALENBERG Ronnie Silent and shy but one swell g y. Trac 4, Cross ou r , Prom co omei ' c m. 4. if L .fl GARY STRUB Perc Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, All school play comm. 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom court 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, W club 3, 4. RICHARD TANK Dick Why hurry-the day is long. Football 1, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3. LARRY SCHOUTEN Larry Just me and my Ford. Ensemble fvoicel l, 2, 4, Dance hand l, Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3. LLOYD SCHRADER Scab Don't take life too seriously- you will never get out of it alive anyhow. Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Track 2, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Prom comm 3, Homecoming comm. 4, W club 3, 4. MARJORIE SCHULTZ Marge The reward of a thing rightly done is to have it donel Prom comm. 3, F.H.A. 3. DONALD SEMRAU Don Model farmer he will make, driving a tractor and swinging a rake. Student council 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD SWEET Ronnie A man who lives right and is right has more power in his silence than another has in his words. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Ensemble lvoicel 3, 4, Senior class play cast 3, Senior class play comm. 3, Annual staff 4, Rifle club 1, Student council 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, W club 3, 4. JOHN TEBEEST John I'm not always as bashful as I seem. Baseball 2, 3, Rifle club 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MERRILL SCHOUTEN Merrill lf I ever find love, l'll analyze it in a test tube. Prom. comm. 3. CHARLES SCHUBERT Charlie The girls' hearts he .smashes when he winks his long eye- lashes. Solo lvoicel 1, Waubunette 1, Prom comm. 3, Boy Scouts 1, 2. 3. mu ggi. ? be '-9 Pl-IYLLIS TERHORST Phil Music seems to be her line, For in it she does very fine. J.A.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, Solo Iinst.l 2, 3, 4, Ensemble finst.l 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Waubunette 4, Rifle club 1, Prom. comm. 3, Homecom- ing comm. 4, Symphonette 3, 4, Pep band l, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY VANDE ZANDE Bev My aim in life- to be somebody's wife. Solo lvoicel 3, 4, linst.l 3, 4, En, semble lvoicel 2, 4, linst.l 3, 4, Waubunette 4, Student council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, Pep band 3. DAVID VANDERKIN All strictly business -monkey business. Prom comm. 3, I .F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE VAN RUISWIJK Gertie Silence has its own reward. J.A.A. 1, G.A,A. 3, 4, All school play comm, 3, Waubunette 4, Prom comm. 3, Girl Scouts 1, 2. JAMES Dave r 1. VAN WINKLE Rip Opportunity merely knocks, Rip expects it to break down the door and pull him out of bed. Rifle club 1, Prom comm. 3, F.A.A. , l 2 3 4 N i .4 -.1 , 'W un ,I 1- ' IE A .' A' Y IX. A',,. . a S J GLADYS VERHAGE Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhere. Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4. Patsy NADINE WARMINGTON Nadine Nadine seems a quiet lass, until you see her out of class, J.A.A. l, Solo linst.l 2, Ensemble linst.l l, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play comm. 3, 4, Prom comm. 3, Home- coming comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 - I JACK WARBER Jack Personality and brains go hand in hand. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo finst.l l, 2, 3, Ensemble finst.l 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance band 2, 3, 4, Senior class play cast 4, Annual staff 3, Rifle club 1, Student coun- cil l, Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Rotarian 3, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 4, W club 3, 4, Pep band 1, 2, 3, 4, Waubun editor 4. Badger Boy, 5. RICHARD WHITE Dick I don't know how he is on brains, I never heard one say, but he has a smile that fits his face and he wears it every day. Baseball 3, 4, Rille club 1, Prom comm. 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 9 1 V A 8 X 5 ' S A ' ' ' ' S JANET WHITING Janet MARY WITKOWSKI Mary If a smile were an umbrella, she would never get wet. Her manner is quiet, but don't judge her by it. G.A.A. 3, Senior class play comm, G,A.A. 3, 4, Senior class play 4, Prom comm. 3, Homecoming comm. 3, 4, Prom comm. 3. comm. 4, F.H.A. 3. FRESH E ROW THREE: B. Born, M. Barry, T. Bossenbroek, D. Atkinson, J. Baarda, B. Byers, E. Beek. ROW TWO: J. Barkley, H. Bossenbroek, A. Aalsma, T. Bittner, C. Anderson, F. Belling. ROW ONE: E. Berndt, W. Beske. C. Allen, K. Bernarde. ROW THREE: G. Drummy, S. De Vos, C. De Vries, W. Brown, M. Engelbracht, C. Bruins, L. Bronk- horst. ROW TWO: C. Bruins, C. Bruins, C. Dehring, K. Clark, I.. Bronkhorst. ROW ONE: B, Homan, M. Brown, ROW THREE: A. Holman, R. Goodrich, R. Guenther, J. Gross, P. Hopp, K. Harmsen C. Glewen. ROW TWO: G. Hesselink, J. Hoppe, E. Hopp, S. Herringa, A. Haese J. Hanna. ROW ONE: L. Guslin, M. Hopp, R. Homan. -'Q 3 0.5 l ROW THREE: K. Kamphuis, J. Landaal, M. Huck, B. Huizenga, J. Kwakkel, R. Kollman ROW TWO: J. Kenrley, M. Hull, P. Kastein, T. Johnson. L. Lang, J. Lang. ROW ONE D. Lenz, A. Killam, T. Johnson. ROW THREE: D. Murray, P. O'Donovan, L. Mugridge, D. Meenk, J. Mulhollen, R. Miller, J. Nevis. ROW TWO: J. Loop, R. Molter, R. Mielke, J. Oechsner, R. Northrup, A. Mertens, A. Loomans. ROW ONE: A. Nugent, A. Luedtke, B. Myers, S. McLeod, P. Kaiser. ROW THREE: J. Powell, B. Redeker, S. Radlott, D. Prust, D. Rens, M. Pluim, S. Pink- erton. ROW TWO: E. Rake, J. Roeder, J. Pinkerton, D. Opperman, H. Riedeman, J. Olson. ROW ONE: C. Ploenzke, W. Pluim, G. Peachy, J. Rulland. This is the largest class and con- sists ot 71 boys and '19 girls. They started out their tirst year of high school with the annual ini- tiation. The class members were good sports and they were given a - party by the sophomores and gave the sophomores a return party later in the year. The freshmen seem to be hold- ing their own in the extra-curricular activities for we find many of the class members in sports, forensics, and music. Some of them are starting train- ing in debate. Q4- QX NI 5 iv -. yy I K4 . I N Q ,D Hr 'ff' 1 -fl ig:35? ' ' Lx. IQ , -2-24 , ' .af R - 1 Bl-5? i ROW THREE: B. Schultz, W. Samens, L. Southard, S. Schilhabel, B. Schlamer, R. Schears, J. Schulz. ROW TWO: R. Snyder, R. Schroeder, K. Stoddard, W. Siedschlag, R. Stelter. ROW ONE: K. Salzman, F. Schlegel, C. Sweet, S. Schrank. FN P, 1 KT . -+ fi W - ROW THREE: S. Vande Berg, R. Verhage, C. Tetzlaff, O. Vande Zande, S. Vanderbush, A. Uehling, E. Vande Zande. ROW TWO: J. Vant Hoff, H. Vanden Berg, J. Vanderkin, D. Ter Beest, R. Tank, K. Ehlert. ROW ONE: S. Teeselink, D. Veleke, A. Turner. ROW THREE: M. Voskuil, A. Wegenke, R. Zamzow, J. Weidman, S. Welk E Visser ROW TWO: J. Volkman, M. Whiting, K. Welk, R. Voelker, P. Whipple ROW We also find many of them con. ONE. P. Weibel, H. Wilderman, M. Vis. tributing in band and chorus. The freshmen also worked on committees for the plays thus gaining exper- ience for the next three years. The qirls are members of J.A.A. and some are junior cheerleaders to keep up school spirit for the B squad. Despite the confused freshmen in the halls the first few days of school, they seem to be getting along well and as freshmen they are beginning a four-year record. With their class spirit and enthu- siasm this record should be a credit to them. Fu.: wtf -25- ur SOPHO ORES ROW THREE: R. Henning, ROW TWO: Y. Gerritlon, ONE: J. Harmsen, A. Hull, J. L. L. 3 5: . f-r gp . x ' I 1 i ROW THREE: K. Boom, D. Ball, L. Brooks, J. Bille, D. Ball, B. Bossenbroek. ROW TWO: R. Clark, D. Calkins, D. Alyesworth, N. Dalton, W. Barnett, J. Braaksma. ROW ONE: L. Bell, N. Backhaus, A. Boeder, A. Amacher, D. Dunn, D. Boelk. .. 4, f N. i J.: It J' -f' Giebink, H. Fehr, J. Giebink, K. Grams, G. Greenfield, C. Hull. Greenfield, H. Farr, R. Fenrich, R. Greenfield, M. Hallock. ROW Indermuehle. ROW THREE: J. Mecklenberg, W. Keepers, D. Michael, J. Meyer, G. Krohn, R. Knieger, L. Kastein. ROW TWO: M. Lawrence, S. Leberak, I. Leu, M. Karmann, J. Knapp, M. Morgan. ROW ONE: P. Micheels, J. Kuik, J. Kempter, L. Larsen, F. Mclver. This class consists of 60 boys and 47 girls. Again, as in previous years, the lOth grade class starts out early with class activities by planning the ini- tiation tor the freshmen and also giving them a party to let them know what life at high school will be like. The members of this class are very active in the extra-curricular activities of the school. Many participate in the athletic department while others take an in- terest in forensics or music. -24- fbi ROW THREE: L. Opperman, G. Oelerich, D. Ousterling, W, Pobanz, K. Pluim, R. Peachy, A. Mulder. ROW TWO: M. Pluim, D. Mulder, D. Piehl, C. Reabe, R. Reit, K. Nyhuis. ROW ONE: B. Mulder, J. Nelson, J. Peterson, J. Nugent, A. Nitlxe. ROW THREE: C. Van Buren, D. T7 Ga Spaulding, D. Seemann, R. Te Beest, P. Ruck, J. Schears. ROW TWO: D. Ten Hoope, E. Rush, J. Turner, S. Schultz, C. Ruesink. ROW ONE: A, Schlieve, C. Van Beek, L. Schubert, J. Thompson. Several of the boys served on the A and B squad for football and basketball. Many of these people are on the debate team and also in band, chorus, qirl's glee club, and sym- phonette. Several of the girls are members of G.A.A. As sophomores these class mem- bers are anticipating the excitement of their concluding two years of school as they will get their class rings and plan their junior prom. 5- ROW THREE: R. Witkowski, J. Verner, J.. ande Zande, R. Vanderbush, B. White C. Wood, M. Yache. ROW TWO: M. Vander Galien, P. Zoellner, J. Winkee, C Vent Hott, M. Winkler, J. Vande Zande. ROW ONE: R. Zietlow, P. Weiser, R Vossekuil, J. Voskuil, R. Van Egtern. la- ISYS ll! . , L , f I- . V..- f: 1- x WI .-:gh ,J + f'1'37is gf fu S ' J fl' ,, . fi, .0 1-'c f fgtin: 'gfnr' UNIORS C4 ROW THREE: E. Carmen, R. Buteyn, G. Dhein, J. Ball, F. Arriens, M. Bos, R. Ander son. ROW TWO: B. Bossenbroek, T. Aalsma, M. Anderson, P. Barry, J. Barnes, B Deibert, M. Drummy. ROW ONE: B. Broadway, B. Dehring, G. Bossenbroek, S. Dyk stra, S. Blau. ROW THREE: S. Hanna, W. Ellmann, E. Frens, D. Harper, J. Farr, C. Hesselink, J. Greenfield. ROW TWO: M. Gerretson, D. Harrington, H. Greenfield, R, Harness, .E. Edmunds, K. Evfenson. ROW ONE: L. Hesselink, J. Gerritsen, H. Frens, J. Harmsen, M, Eggers. ROW THREE: R. Johnston, D. Howard, E. Holbach, J. Kalorgs, N. Lang, H. Hopp, D. Kroener. ROW TWO: L. Indermuehle, J. Kemink, I. Kacerovskis, A. Hopp, J. Keminlr, C. Lange. ROW ONE: J. Humber, A. Hull, J. Kumber. J This year the junior class con- sists of 59 boys and 57 girls. You will find them taking active partici- pationyin the many school activities. The most popular interest is in the music department. Many of the jun- iors are in band or chorus and some are in both. Nine of the girls have formed a vocal ensemble called the Junior Triple Trio. The girls are well represented in G.A.A. In sports you can always be sure to tincl some of the junior males in the limelight. ROW THREE: W. Mulder, D. Peters, T. Peterson, W. Meyer, R. Northrup, .l. Lund- strom, D. Papke. ROW TWO: L. Nummerdor, J. Navis, M. Maas, L. Neevel, G. Navis, D. Lenz, L. Luttenberger, S. Mulder. ROW ONE: D. Lepsch, J. McLeod, J. Lutten- berger, L. Loomans, R. Miller, M. Nickkel, M. Myers. ROW THREE: M. Rens, R. Radke, D. Sweet, R. Rasmussen, R. Roets, H. Stelter, E. Ploenzke. ROW TWO: M. Powell, R. Stelsel, R. Smerling, W. Schlamer, R. Snyder, K. Swisher. ROW ONE: E. Redeker, S. Schouten, S. Roeder, P. Pollack, Y. Schultz. Through the year they can be found on the gridiron, track, dia- mond, or in the gymnasium. Dramatics, debate, and forensics are popular activities of the juniors too. Some of the brighter highlights ot their school year included the choosing of the class rings and finally receiving them in earlv Dec- ember. ln spring all the juniors planned the prom and prepared tor the big event. Later in the spring those musically inclined got ready forthe annual music festival. Besides the band and chorus, many play in en- semble or take separate solos. ROW THREE: D, Weiser, A. Vander Velde, D. Wegehaupt, H. TeBeest, B. Tenpas, H. Verhage, R. Vant Hott. ROW TWO: N. Van Hierden, K. Zander, H. Van Ruiswijk, K. Teeselink, S. Winters, H. Whiting. ROW ONE: J. Vande Zande, D. Verhulst, M. Zoellner, R. Wilsie. O I I O O L5 if va 2 : 2 ci C. U E o I ai -6 o an -1 u E vi n: sv .E 75 o N al si an so 31 O O u. 3 O Z ni ll P o : o 9 O 6 M. aw .Q E : BZ L5 :T o va C -C O v1 nl 2 E 0 vi E -C. O -1 ci E 0 E m 3 .-C 0 .-Q as it GD 'E' 5 o eu Z .-i :C- .2 T. as o B1 -4 KJ-I 9 .-. La. 3 O as . Lundstrum, K. Nyhuis, C. age, D. Howard, R. Stelzel, J. Braaksma, J J Hempter, D. Pike, R. Ver H , B. Guenther, D, Kroener, . Berndt, W. Keepers Da ton, C. Reahe, J ,N, Navis en, J E Baber, Zande, J. 1 ph as Zander, J. Vande Ma J uis, K. Kam Knops ,K. tner, Bit Wilsie, D. A. Haese, T. D. Tenlsloope, R. S. Dykstra, J. Lew, ckel, Bossenbroek, M. Ni lde. ROW THREE: B. Sc ams Schlieve, ,A. Gr Vander Ve ter B. hultz, B. ling, A. , D. Ous Knops, D. Lenz J. M. Mass, egehau Pi, Vande Zande, Me er, D, W Hesselin Rens, J J Y L. k, C, B. Deliring, Ynf Bute J. Sweet, rber, T J. Wa J. . Stoddart, A. Hull, H. Goodrich, H, Nelson, K 5, berak, D, Harrington, B. Beyer Le S. 1 ertens Karmann, G, Knoblock, A. M nkner, M. O1 K. Kli W ROW T ,- U 2 : 2 -ri uf 'U S ru N GJ 'U Z ru 5 ni SENIOR BAND cheering to do the r share in ..- SS nference gam C0 assemblies and the pep at C- dir'e s under the 61' mb me 6 I6 ninety-th f 0 ed mpos CO S Band l' --1 The Senio 5- 1-4 2 .2 ? o ... E as an 4-4 GJ -CI Q-Q l-I D O 'T' W - C 0 3 .. m. D1 .9 C 0 Ill K 3 ... an l-1 rn as I-t an .-C P' si 0 U, C1 .-C O f-r Ili T: an .Q 0 Z E D5 C 2 Z' c 0 va .2 .Q E many solos and ense ated in .9- U -.: B4 GI Q. O 2 di VI I-4 QD .Q E 0 E GJ -E s. O 72 E o .-C P' ci C as -Q ao 5 .E C ev E -C: VI an JI and twenty-two S I6 ne sophomo juniors, twenty-o 8 8 group meets during the second period every day. for the Music Festival in Ripon on April 3. Waupun has enjoyed a record This year the band again presented the annual Christmas and Spring Ei hlglilfalimgs fn riuslc festyals for manlihllegisi Trios? s?lo:, an? iniiln' concerts and took part in most of the Homecoming activities. The music lsesawd ISV TGCGIVG Siirru lrfts wprg to e a e usrc es iva 0 Y festival, in which the band competes in Class A concerts, sight-reading, f n aupun was e .rep esfm e ' . ' U and marching Contests was held in Ripon on May 1- Several of the graduating seniors received music scholarships to attend . ' A ' . I h Nh U I ,R colleges and universities. f v5PeC1al.higi?:.i1hiSf this r. mchgded an OFT Cohijfxltaikeeeforniigrzl Technical Sergeant Clarice Rens did a fine job assisting Mr. Johnson. 9 lsconslllsv I 'wmter dime S81 i iaoflcgr lln The Staff Sergeants included Darlene Hnops, assistant director, Ruth Nel- nonal Association of Secon my C oo rmclpa S' son, and Jean Maas. David Johnson was properties manager and Jean 'U II td ,Q ng the arrans. Leadi I' lib served as Zande Vande d Janice 811 nk bi Gie SCS OP -,-1 picked a seventy-tw ety-three piece group are From the nin CTS. eP lKe Bil Swisher and HY K IS majo Um edr el' rade w P8 5 OIT HY s are alw two group SS 'ece Pep band. The f 5. fi ty H and and Football b MIXED CHORUS and solo vocal the parlicipaled in I5 embe 1 S II ll hor C lhe eof Som Club. stu- ed hundr 6 OIT lv CD +4 D of ' approxrm posed Chorus is com xed Mi The contest also. ensemble .G ... CI an P cu U1 U1 C eeis duri m rwelve. 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LnZ'CU 30- ILUB I E E RLS GL GI ai cn an :U .-4 U n ..- 54 La.. 'U C aa 9- cd 'U I0 ai EI 'O yWe SVG! eet and m the tour upper grades E o J.: 'O CD -1 U CD GJ Ln every COHCGIIS e two joint 1: :1 CD E CU CL c o I-c GJ E O U ,c ,-1 -.-4 .-4 O S day ib scho respon cn E nr to E tio apprecia aa E .E ai 'CI 2 C rv ic giv cl t Club and Mixed Chorus .-. ITIUS resented at Chr stmas an Glee ..-1 U7 EI ': .-Q CIGHIS O 4-4 cn GJ .Z to L-4 -4-1 In strives It ng P G1 Gir s bei Girls c The ed t Miss Pat Neubauer. HO directio under the HY d 2 cv: oxen ,fe-1- at GJ D- .5 rv E 2 U7 C: .2 an .-Q o 2 cc .-Q 3 U an 2 U cu E E In ,-4 L- 51 0 .C H +1 O rd one-thi About rs, but SH Y any ITI p tor OU vocal gr main the e Glee Club was Th I'll9. Cho O rn .- KU Club 96 ci O 'z II! 9 O 'U U2 .2 4-1 .-. u 'U an .E E tier a ool has been able to o th h SC he b t past several years Th be ot tho in 1-4 0 O- O an CU pun Wau t YO mmunit CO d to the all is horus he st I how S how S r s Glee Club Gi f.. 6 STS ln mem I C Hum rn 1: m vs: In 5- O 'E CD UD CI GJ 'U it is jjj g 5 .- x i . i ibm .1 I' 1 X ' ROW THREE: B. Rabehl, P. Pike, J. O'Donovan. ROW TWO: R. Guenther, B. Dehring, J. Hesselink, J. Maas, J. Warber. ROW ONE: D. Knops, K. Stoddart, R. Goodrich, R. Nelson, D. Johnson. DANCEBAND The Danceband, consisting ot thirteen mem- bers, met for rehearsals at six o'clock on Monday nights. Mr. Johnson was the advisor. The group provided music for several dances after football and basketball games, including the Alumni game. Their major engagement of the year was .the Jobs Daughters' formal dance in December. The Danceband is self-supporting and must provide funds to pay for the new music, the re- painting ot the stands which was done by some of the boys, and their trip. To earn money, with the assistance of junior band students, they sold pop and ice cream at the Ripon basketball game and sponsored and played at the dance following the game. However, it is not all work as the group planned to take a trip in the spring. SYMPHONETTE The Symphonette is an extra-curricular music group. There are twenty-seven girls in the Sym- phonette and it is the only all-girl instrumental group in Waupun High School. Rehearsals are held once a week on Fridays in seventh hour during most of the year, with emphasis placed on string practice, but when graduation approaches the group practices more often since they provide the music tor baccalau- reate and commencement. The members of this group play mostly tor their own enjoyment. The Symphonette is the only musical organization in our high school which uses strings. It has the instrumentation ot a symphony orchestra and plays light and semi-classical music. It is under the direction ot Mr. Robert H. Johnson. STANDING: Mr. R. Johnson, J. Kearley, C. Kumber, ROW THREE: P. TerHorst, M. Drummy, S. Radlott, R. Stelsel, B. Dehring, M. Nickel, R. Wilsie, J. Buteyn, J. Maas. ROW TWO1 D. Knops, C. Rens, L. Hesselink, M. Winkler, K. Swisher, J. McLeod, J. Knops, M. Maas. ROW ONE: K. Zander, D. La Buwi, M. Mickelson, R. Nelson, M. Liner, B. Grams, M. Hallock. gt: 7 Q1 1 17 YY 'fl G' ROW FOUR' K. Hlinkner, M. Frens, M. Maas, B. Vande Zande, M. Liner, G. De Young, B. Grams, D. Knops, M. Anderson. ROW THREE: J. Leisten, J. Maas, M. Mickelson, K, Swisher, M. Drummy, B. Bossenbroek, C. Kearley, B. Guenther, ROW TWO: Mrs. C. Grenzow, D. Kuik, J. Vande Zande, R. Neumann, N. Hopp, C. Rens, M, Kaiser, F. Moller. ROW ONE- J. McLeod, D. Schmitz, A, Hull, M. Nickel, R. Neumann, J. Luttenberger. HI-Y The Waupun Keen-Hutter Hi-Y Club consisted ot 32 boys from the Junior and Senior classes. Some ot the feature events of the year were, the alumni reunion, the swimming at Beaver Dam, the joint meetings with the Fond du Lac Hi-Y, and the annual contest. Points were awarded in the con- test tor promptness, going to church, attendance at meetings, team programs, and to'the winning team in volleyball. Some ot the other events were, the father-son banquet, talks on religion, guns, and other interesting subjects. A fine pro- gram was also presented by the Shaler Four Bits of Harmony. The Hi-Y adviser was Mr. Cleland Grenzow. Officers were: President, Lee Gray, vice-president, Steve Hull, secretary, John Te Beest, treasurer and historian, Joe Johannes. ROW FOUR G. Strub, F. Micheels, H. Te Beest, R. Patt, A. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y holds its meetings every week on Tuesday evenings. Mrs. C. Grenzow is the ad- visor. The members do many activities throughout the year. Speakers are presented at meetings such as ministers, professional people, and those prom- inent in the city. Bake sales are held to make money. The girls have stunt nights at their meetings Every year a mothers' tea is held in May and at the end of the year the juniors entertain the sen- iors. The membership is composed of girls who are juniors and seniors and are willing to live up to its standards. We stress church attendance and also encourage upright living which is hoped will set a pattern for the girls as they graduate. Otticers were: President, Clarice Rens, vice- president, Kay Klinkner, secretary, Marilyn Kai- ser, treasurer, Carol Rens, scribe, Delores Huik. Kacerovskis, G. Dhein, F. Gray, J. Leary, J. Kalous. ROW THREE C. Micheels, D, Harper, F. Fehr, S. Hull, W. Koshute, D. Wegehaupt, J. Nummerdor, R. Northrup. ROW TWO. Mr. C. Grenzow C Micheels, P. Barry, W. Mulder, R. Anderson, J, Tc-:Beest, B. Tenpas, D. Howard, D. Lenz. ROW ONE: S. Blau, J. Warber, P, Pike J. Barnes, W Ellmann, L, Johnson, W. Johannes. V-09 it f 4 4 ROW FIVE J, Kalous, T. Peterson, R. Pluim, F. Micheels, H TeBeest, A, Kacerovskis, B. Patt, G. Dhein, J. Leary, G. Strub. ROW FOUR W. Koshute, G. Roeder, D. Harper, R, Sweet, E. Michael, V. Damsteegt, F Peterson, C Hooker, S. Hull. ROW THREE Mr. M. Barkley, P. Barry, W. Mulder, D. Howard, J Nummerdor, B McDowell, J. Giebink, R Anderson, L. Neevel. ROW TWO. W Johannes, J. Kremers, W. Keepers, D. Pike, J. Barnes, D. Lenz, W. Schlamer, C. Micheels. ROW ONE J. Liner, J. Warber, L. Johnson, W. Ellmann, L. Opperman, R. Snyder, F. Mclver. THE Wm CLUB The W Club is an organization composed of boys earning a letter in a major or minor sport. This year 42 boys of the student body were mem- bers of the W Club. Of this number 24 were seniors, 13 were juniors, 5 were sophomores. The W Club has certain activities with which it concerns itself. Among these are: collecting materials for the bonfire, building the float for the queen and her homecoming court, organizing a program and selling them a the regional basket- SENIOR g CHEERLEADERS 5 es 'f - The senior cheerleaders for this year were six junior t fx . s get girls, Sylvia Dykstra, Janice .. - . V ig' ..... Luttenberger, Juliene An- drews, Joan Vande Zande, Hay Swisher, and Margaret Nickel. They have partici- pated in such projects as selling programs, candy X sales, and sponsoring dances to raise money to buy their new uniforms. cff' You couldn't help but not- ice the new gold sweaters and black skirts as they cheered their team on to victory. They also partici- pated in a Cheerleading Meet to learn new cheers and ways to plan better and peppier pep assemblies. The cheerleaders have in- V g, . C 4 . .av ball tournament, lthis earns the money for the sen- ior members' jacketsl, being hosts to the visiting teams and ushers at basketball tournaments, co- sponsoring the alumni game, and climaxing the year with a picnic for the senior members and the men of the faculty. The officers of the club were: Leonard John- son, president, Ronald Pluim, vice-president, Stephen Hull, secretary, .lim Liner, treasurer. f 2 '43 94 'E .-.J QA I I --.nt '9- ,la if sgizfi -X, ,, troduced such cheers as Extra , the Clap Yell , The Team Was in the Hud- dle , and a new song and other cheers with the band. They are advised by Miss Klinger. if J. Andrews S. Dykstra fx A-5 . '1 S ts- ! rv- fg U JUNIOR ROTARIANS At the beginning of the school year the faculty chooses nine boys who are members of the junior class to represent our school as Junior Rotarians. They are chosen on the basis of their character and scholastic standing. Each of them then chooses a month at which he is to attend the meetings of the Waupun Rotary Club. On his last meeting he in- troduces the new member and also gives a short speech on his observations of the functions and worth of the Rotary Club. Then on the final meet- ing of the last Jr. Rotarian the past members go back and give the program for -4 1 4...-f sc -9 ,.,,. : ., Li, I :iff . ' f ? . sm ' 's zfifjfrefaiaa :js -fu T' ' . If N,,ei 'Xd gi vi? . x . Q ' 4 O D1-17 i. N A Q-,W Match OV ,K 5' ,, I os J -. Q50 2: Q 9 . v-.- . at .4-s A' 4? Q , my , .1 1 M-,X e ' ' -L, V X. N A no 55.5 f 1 N' 4' l STUDENT COUNCIL The Waupun High School Stu- dent Council consisted of seventeen members. Students from each home room in grades 9 through 12, elected one student to represent them in the Student Council. Besides discussing school prob- lems and making suggestions to the faculty, the student council spon- sored noon hour movies, the Wau- pun Alumni Baskeball game, and the lunch program for the basket- ball teams after each of the confer- ence games. lt supervised locker in- spections, student electicns, and provided a Christmas assembly movie. The Student Council also is an active co-operating member of the Little Ten Student Council. Officers for the year were: Pres- ident, James Baber, vice-president, John Nummerdor, secretary-treas- urer, Joan Vande Zande. -541 the day September October ,,.... ,. . Donald Stenz , Jerry Lundstrum November ,.William Ellman December . .. James Barnes January . ..... Gale Dhein February . ,Robert Rasmussen March , April . ., May . William Schlamer , ,, ...,. Peter Barry , , .,.. Dean Lenz ROW THREE: D. Ousterling, R. Buteyn, J. Baber, C. Hooker, J. Lundstrum. ROW TWO: C. Wood, C. Hull, R. Guenther, J. Nummerdor. HOW ONE: J Vande Zande, D. Lenz, C. Anderson, B. Vande Zande, H. Riedeman. 5 C? '7 Sr-x 1? ,A ROW THREE M. Drummy, M, Maas, M. Yache, J. Gxebink, l. Leu, G. Hnoblock, H. Van Ruiswijk. ROW TWO: D. Boelk, J, Maas, J. Thompson, D Piehl, K. Zander, H. Whiting, L Loomans, S. Leberak, J. Nugent. ROW ONE. Miss J. Klinger, P. Weiser, P, Zoellner, R, Wilsie, J. Andrews, J. Vande Zande, C. Van Beek, L. Hesselink, D. Schmitz. G.A.A. The Girls' Ahletic Association had a member- ship oi twenty-five members this year. The club met every Wednesday for an activity period and the third Wednesday of every month had a busi- ness meeting. During the course of the year the following sports were played: field hockey, basketball, swimming, bowling, volleyball, baseball, hiking, and an overnight hike. The girls also attended play days in other towns which always proved to be fun, The girls that attended each and every meeting and took part in all activities received awards. Officers are: President, Romona Wilsie, vice- president, Maureen Drummy, secretary, Lois Hes- selink, treasurer, Jean Ann Maas, advisor, Miss Klinger. LIBRARY CLUB The regular members of the Library Club for the second semeser of this school year are pic- tured above. Except tor tour, these girls have charge of the desk in the high school library, charging, and shelving books and other materials, checking in mail, ordering pamphlets, arranging bulletin boards, and other such routine tasks. Of the four, Ann Uehling and Joann Hoppe do these same jobs at Washington Elementary School libra- ry, and Rose Voelker and Jane Barkley, at Lincoln. Four other girls, Helen Wildeman, Junice Hwak- kel, Arlene Wegenke and Pat Kaiser, form a re- serve group. They work during the seventh hour. They may become full-time helpers next year. ROW TWO: M. Dalrymple, A. Backhaus, R. Harness, J. Kemink, J, Kerriink, ROW ONE: C. Wood, J. Hoppe, R. Voel- ker, J. Barkley, P. Whipple, K. Bernardi, J. Powell, Y. Schultz. 1 55 Eg Ax A l 0 kr '27 -1:2 ll H ROW TWO: S. Schrank, H. Reideman, A. Vehling, L. Mugridge, Mr. C. Casper, D. Ousterling, G. Drummy, A. Turner. ROW ONE: M. Hallock, M. Drummy, W. Ellmann, B. Bossenbroek, L. Hesselink. SENIOR HIGH FORENSICS Many of our students again participated in forensics this year. The contests they participated in consisted ot local contests: the Freshman-Soph- omore Little Ten contest, the League and Little Ten contest, and the District and State contests. The students participated in various fields of forensics, including humorous and non-humorous declamations, extemporaneous reading and speaking, four-minute speech, and original and non-original oratory. Mr. Casper was chairman of the forensic pro- gram, and the other coaches were Mrs. Draheim, Miss M. Lippoldt, and Miss A. Wichman. The debate teams were coached by Mr. Casper. DEBATE The debate team this year was the most active and successful our school has ever had. The A team, consisting of William Ellmann, Maureen Drummy, Boyd Bossenbroek, Margaret Hallock, and Lois Hesselink, took part in four invitational debate tournaments. They took first place honors in a West Bend and a Neenah tournament. They also participated in tournaments at Sheboygan Central and Sheboygan North High Schools. In the Little Ten Contest at Columbus the team placed third. The team's greatest success came in the District Tournament at Neenah on February 6. For the first time in ten years a Waupun debate team won the right to qualify for the Sectional Debate Tournament at Stevens Point. ROW FOUR: J. Warber, W. Keepers, D. Ousterling, R. Rassmussen, THREE: G. Drummy, P. O'Donovan, B. Redeker, C. Hens, M. Drum K. Stoddart, C. Rens, J. Vande Zande, B. Schultz, H. Reideman, J. Buteyn. ROW ONE: L. Hesselink, C. Allen, D. Boelk, P. Weiser, M. Vander Galien, S. Schrank. B. Bossenbroek, L. Bossenbroek, W, Ellmann, M. Yache. ROW my, J. Maas, J. Frerilrs, L. Mugridge. ROW TWO: M. Hallock, '19 6 C C7 T 5 'lv ts C 3 Q1 il T7 f? pn QQ ' Q7 1 'C 3 ROW THREE C. Micheels, D. Johnson, V. Damsteegt, J. Leary, J. Baber, B. Reideman, E. Micheal, C. Navis. BOW TWO: R Nummerdor, C. Haese, M. Frens, B. Guenther, C. Rens, K. Klinkner, J. Lillihammer, J. Warber, B. Rabehl. ROW ONE: B. Neu mann, P. Ter Horst, R. Wilsie, J. Buteyn, C. Hens, B. Neuman. VVAUBUNETTE Our school newspaper the Waubunette brings to the students news, gossip, sports and humor once every two weeks. The paper had its face lifted this year, changes included mimeographing, instead of the set print type previously employed, and various cartoons suiting the individual paper, drawn by Wayne Johannes. With Leonard Johnson, Jean Maas and Kay Hlinker as leading editors and with the help of the reporters, business staff and office practice class, the Waubunette has been read and enjoyed by almost every person in W.H.S. Our paper this year had as faculty advisors, Miss A. Erickson and Miss B. Schrank, who did the supervising on the typing and printing of the paper. WAUBUN The annual staff, headed by editor Jack War- ber, has worked hard gathering the important news of the year and attempting to meet the dead- lines, so that they could finally come up with the finished product-the 1954 Waubun. In the spring of 1953 the planning board met to discuss plans for the annual and organize the staff. Some of the members examined a collection of annuals at the University of Wisconsin in Octo- ber to investigate new ideas. The staff is composed of seniors, with the ex- ception of Assistant Editor, Bomona Wilsie, who is a junior, and the photography understudies. They were assisted by Miss M. Lippoldt as faculty advisor, and Mr. R. Holmes as photographer. A lot of fun, time, and hard work has gone into the '54 edition of the WAUBUN, and the staff hopes that everyone is pleased with the result. ROW FOUR: M. Maas, B. Vande Zande, M. Liner, B. Rasmussen, J. Barnes, B, Grams, M. Frens, M. Drummy, J. Knops. ROW THREE: H. Vanden Berg, D. Harrington, B. Guenther, C. Haese, B. Bossenbroek, L. Johnson, J. Johannes, C. Ruesink, J. Maas. ROW TWO: J. Kumber, C. Lange, R. Wilsie, C. Anderson, M. Winkler, H. Nyhuis J. Humber, N. Hopp, C. Sweet. ROW ONE- Miss A. Erickson, D. Lenz, M. Hallock J. McLeod, L. Hesselink, Miss B. Schrank. I Co-editors. L. Johnson, J. Mass, K. Klinkner. ,,., n v- FN 4 . ,g .Y 1 X n x Kr' . U J .1 Q ROW FOUR: C. Navis, B. Tenpas, E. Michael, H. Te Beest, R. Patt, E. Hargerinlr, G. Krohn, D. Semrau, J. Te Beest. ROW THREE: Mr. H. Turner, G. Greenfield, J. O'Donovan, R. Kindschuh, H. Stelter, J. Barnes, F. Ho J. Navis. ROW TWO: G PP' - Hesselinlr, A. Bentz, R. Kollman, J. Pinkerton, C. Glewen, R. White, R. Peachy, R. Miller, J. Van Winkle. ROW ONE: G. Peachy, R. Derksen, R. Van Egtern, R. Stelter, J. Gerritsen, M. Hoop, J. Loop. ABSENT: V. Damsteegt, D. Vanderkin, A. Hopp, H. Farr, L. Kastein, C. Bruins, W. Siedschlag. CROSSCOUNTRY This year, for the first time in its history, Waupun participated in cross-country competi- tion. Eight boys reported for practice and they did very well for their first year. Cross country is a race of endurance. The course is a rolling field, such as a qolf course, and approximately 2 to ZZ miles long. Cross-country is run in many high schools and colleges and is a good conditioning sport for distance men in track and for basketball. It is run during the fall. The Warriors had two official meets and one practice meet. They were tied for third in the conference meet. Individual standout was Vernon Damsteegt who finished first in all three meets. :: ,-.l in ., ' 1 Q , 1 J T1 J ,'.. 7 I 4' 'rf 1 F.F.A. This year the Waupun I-'.A.A. chapter was the largest in the history of the Agriculture Depart- ment. During the year the members participated in many activities, among which was basketball in the youth league. The A team, composed en- tirely of seniors, won the championship of the youth league. The B team, juniors and sopho- mores, and the C team, freshman, not only had successful seasons but gained experience for the future. Another project carried on this year was the sponsoring of a vaudeville show of out of town talent. The proceeds from this show went to meet chapter expenses. The annual father and son banquet held in the Immanuel Lutheran Church was very well at- tended by both the members and their dads. r-s ,,,,..5 C. Nevis, J. Hesselink, V. Damsteegt, J Kalous, R. Schwalenberg, Mr. H. Greathouse -53- Sports Sf L.1-- QW? J ,wg 'fdffcil Y -3'JN'u,1- ,JDNJ -N5 hfodb- .:-4:r31d,!f. V-ggi, r- N1 :JT FO Q1 , f ' F V , 'N L71 T' ,QT O l 1 ill 'J , 5 1- 9 Q . +4 , -.. , . ' 1 5 ' - Q75 , 3 I. - ,pb ,Q ' 5 .. , ' I' -r 2 ' ,, ' 'V 'V 'TQ-i L, I- gt ce, wr 55?-:LS ROW THREE: R. Pluim, R. Tank, W. Johannes, J. Nummerdor, S. Hull, J. Leary, W. Koshute, W. Mulder, R. Anderson, R. Mc- Dowell, D. Howard, Coach R. Petruska,.Assistant Coach W. Wucherer. ROW TWO: F. Peterson, G. Dhein, W. Ellman, F. Fehr, J. Liner, J. Kremers, L. Schrader, C. Hooker, D. Pike, J. Barnes. A. Kacerovskis. ROW ONE: C. Micheels, W. Keepers, P. Barry, H. Ter Beest, R. Snyder, D. Lenz, E. Michael, R. Patt, L. Neeval, J. Giebink. VARSITY FOOTBALL Although the records don't show it, the squad maintained a superior poise and sportsmanlike conduct throughout the '53 campaign. The close scores indicate the spirit and iight which was put forth by all members of the squad. Bad breaks and injuries didn't help the squad any, but they did put forth enough drive to coun- teract these forces by defeating Horicon 18 to 6 in the non-conference opener. They also swamped Columbus 21 to O in the Homecoming game and posted a 20 to 0 win over Hartford. Those who saw action as linemen were: J. Nummerdor, W. Mulder, R. Anderson, C. Micheels, W. Hoshute, R. McDowell, L. Schrader, F. Peterson, T. Peterson, J. Liner, G. Dhein, J. Leary, R. Patt, E. Michael, A. Hacerovskis. The backfield men were: C. Hooker, W. Ellman, J. Hremers, S. Hull, F. Fehr, W. Johannes, D. Pike, W. Keepers, R. Snyder, J. Barnes, R. Pluim, P. Barry. This year's team was directed by head coach R. Petruska, and line coach W. Wurcherer. J VEE FOOTBALL 1953 The Junior Varsity posted wins over all four of their opponents this season. This record gave them the Little Ten Northern Division Champion- ship for the second straight year. They won their games over Beaver Dam 20 to 12, Berlin 22 to 0, Mayville 25 to 9, and Ripon 47 to 'I. Out oi this team will have to come material to fill the vacancies left by the graduating seniors. Two straight years of Junior Varsity champion- ships should produce some good material for the varsity. The Junior Varsity was coached by W. Hugh- dahl, who two years ago was line coach for the varsity. ROW THREE: P. Ruck, H. Fehr, R. Krueger, D. Ball, D. Michael, B. Bossenbroek, W. Pobanz, D. Prust, L. Brooks, B. White, L. Has- tein, R. Fenrich, Coach W. Hugdahl. ROW TWO: A. Mulder, D. Seemann, L. Larson, T. Johnson, R. Miller, D. Ball, D. Spaulding, K. Grams, R. Henning, D. Aylesworth, S. Vanderbush. ROW ONE: J. Kempler, L. Opperman, E. Butts, J. Peterson, R. Northrup, N. Dalton, R. Te Beest, W. Siedschlag, M. I Hul D. Calkins, J. Verner. 'V btw ei A 52 DIJNFQAL- Ni x k1J,,..s- - - W -a 'xv wwf-axj., i 2 . f qv YH 'g'S'a'ff'5 -:fa ,,, ?4f5'f , gf wg ,iw 235 F ,MQ 9 .YV f I-A MH Q.. ', , 1 . , Aw., lg, ra - 3' Eur' ' . ' A ff a Q - QtxVA?5 Y, L Z ,Q X x i fu 5 X A .N fl! arm'- xqg'wW 7g1A 'I v .g,',, Q V4 ,. Q 2? 3,gg 1f ' x W? fx ew .1 I . at is V . Qgwxif. K, 3 W ww -Ei ii '7 'Sf S QQ QWQ4 if-f Qigpvvg ' Qs 1353, M ' Qgm.A.g,,, 35? :ii U' 655-1. X-.f. .1 ',Jl?f'1 w 1 ,E W .waz 'f . KM A T L Q if , J kk tm: 5 Q 2,3 5:3-1 Q 1 gs '33 2'5.j34 T Z x22 eafll ROW TWO L Johnson, J. Nummerdor, ROW ONE- C. Micheels, J. Kremers, J. Johannes J. Liner. 1 BSA J. Leary, G. Dhein, A. Kacerovskis, R. Pluim, F Fehr, C. Hooker, S. Hull, Mr. R. Petruska. A SQUAD BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior varsity this year was composed of 3 juniors, 6 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. They captured the Little Ten Junior varsity basketball championship, and in so doing remained un- beaten in conference play. This was the first time such a feat has been accomplished in Waupun or at least since records have been kept. These fellows should provide us with good material for next year. Jerry Giebink, a guard, was the team's lead- ing scorer. Dave Harper, Wayne Pobanz, Bill Keepers, and Peter Barry make up the rest of the starting lineup. Composing the rest of the squad were Fred McAver, Harry Fehr, Vilas Stringham, Bob Northrup and Delore Prust. Mr. Barkley, veteran in the athletic depart- ment, did the coaching. The Warriors had a very successful year, winning 13 out of their 18 scheduled games. They won 'I conference games while dropping 2. They also did very well in tournament play, defeating Berlin, Ripon, and Hartford for the regional cham- pionship. They lost their first game in sectional play to Middleton, but came back to take conso- lation honors by defeating Randolph. Ten seniors and one junior finished out the year with the varsity. They were: C. Hooker, A. Kacerovskis, J. Kremers, R. Pluim, J. Learey, W. Johannes, F. Fehr, J. Nummerdor, S. Hull, C. Micheels and G. Dhein. Pi. Petruska coached the Warriors. Fort Atkinson 65-40 Berlin 62-46 Watertown 74-59 Beaver Dam 72-66 N. Fondy 62-35 Lake Mills 57-67 Beaver Dam 69-48 Mayville 53-55 Horicon 45-26 Hartford 59-46 West Bend 71-54 Oconomowoc 66-73 Columbus 62-56 Ripon 60-73 Watertown 53-48 Edgewood Academy 71-65 Wisconsin High 40-53 ROW TWO: D. Harper, R. Krueger, V. Stringham, W. Pobanz, D. Prust, J. Giebink, Mr. M. Barkley. ROW ONE: R. Northrup, Y. Mclver, P. Barry, W. Keepers, H. Fehr, T. Johnson. T 'Q 1 , rfflflfnx 3 S ff! rw o d 3? i wa 3' in x 1 X Y 1. ig, ' WE? W . he 2- - '? ROW TWO: W. Wucherer, L. Johnson, D, Harper, G. Hash, R. Watts, M. Galler. ROW ONE: D. Amacher, B. Henken, D. Green- W . field, J. Nummerdor, , Johannes, P. Barry, D. Pike, L. Kearley. BASEBALL 1953 The 1953 baseball campaign was very success- ful. The team won ll games and lost only 2. They defeated Juneau, Mayville, Poynette, Ripon, Oshkosh, Beaver Dam, Rosendale, and Columbus and Berlin were downed twice. Coach William Wucherer's Warriors won the Northern Little Ten Championship. They also won the District and Sectional Championship before being defeated by Port Washington in the Sec- tional playoffs and gave Port the right to go to the State Tournament. Max Galler was chosen captain of the team and Earl Krueger was chosen Most Valuable Player. Others in the lineup were Max Galler, lst base, Paul Ebert or Larry Hearley, Znd base, Earl Krueger, short stop, Bob Henken, 3rd base, John Nummerdor, Joe Johannes, Dick Watts, Dick Pike, Don Greenfield, and Dave Amacher, out- field, Skip Hash, catcher. Larry Hearley and Paul Ebert did most of the pitching. TRACK 1953 The Warrior track team had a fairly successful season this year. Below is a list of all those who received first places during the regular season and also those who scored in conference, section- al, and state meets. Well Bend, Wanpung dual: Kacerovskis, Damsteegt, Thompson. Oshkosh, Waupun, dual: Kacerovskis, Damsteegt, Hooker. Little Ton Freshman-Sophomore, Ripon: Peterson, Mulder. Well Bond, invitational: Kacerovskis, Damsteegt. Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls, Waupun, triangular: Dam- steegt, Kacerovskis. Beaver Dam, Berlin, Waupunp triangular: Damsteegt, Strub, Kacerovskis, Peterson, Thompson. Wayland, Waupunp dual: Damsteegt, Kacerovskis, Strub, Peterson. Plymouth, Cedarburg, Kohler, Waupun, quadrangularz Kacerovskis, Damsteegt, Strub, Weihert. Ripon, Berlin, Waupun, triangular: Damsteegt, Peterson. Conference: Strub, Kacerovskis, Peterson, Damsteegt. Secfionll: Kacerovskis, Damsteegt, Strub. Stale: Kacerovskis. ROW TWO: D. Ball, T. Peterson, J. Kalous, H. Te Beest, G. Strub, A. Kacerovskis, S. Hull, W. Mulder, J. Barnes, R. Ander- son, L. Opperman. ROW ONE: W. Barnett, J. Hesselink, B, Anderson, C, Hooker, S, Weihert, B. Hull, L. Durning, J. Verner, A. Mulder, Mr. Colton. es 4 XM l we W -QQ 'Q 4 -Sita. GTK' -.rf', Q 1 Q 3 ff, fi ,an ,ff f'5,,' 1 2 -f ROW TWO: Mr. C. Gadbaw, D. Wejehaupt, R. Sweet, R. Rens, G. Radke. ROW TWO: J. Warber, W. Shlamer, G. Giese, R. Roets. TENNIS 1953 The tennis team this past year had a fairly successful season. Three seniors, Gale Radtke, Richard Rens, and Glendon Giese, supplied the big artillery, while the undergrades gained valuable experience. One of the major highlights of the season was the Little Ten Tournament' held at Westbend. Waupun High School had winners in this com- petitive tournament. These were Gale Hadtke and Dick Rens. This was the first time for many years that Waupun has had a winner in the doubles depart- ment. Also, the Waupun tournament team picked up enough points to place second as an overall team, which helped to brighten the record book. The record for the season was two wins and five losses with one game ending in a draw. GOLF 1953 The 1953 golf squad was composed of all the players from last year, plus the addition of a freshman, Fred Mclver. The team won all the meets but one and they tied on that occasion. When the Little Ten Conference Meet for the championship came up, Waupun tied for fourth place. In 1954 the team had a chance for champion- ship, even though losing four seniors, two of whom were on the main four. This year the squad had a new coach, Mr. Barkley. Next season they hope to have a real iine record. ROW TWO. F. Fehr, F. Michaels, J. Lundstrom, J. Nickerson, R. Erickson, R. McDowell, Coach M. Barkley. ROW ONE: D. Ouster- ling, D. Lenz, W. Bredesen, H. Phetferkorn, C. Micheels, F. Mclver, D. Spalding, Q OO -,Of fx!! M neo gs, S QQ tg t or MCI i Y 1' 'Q 'x A I lg x 7 8 v l1Np'bly-S sc V 1' r 0 4, CQ UQ O . fin qu' F ' '.7', held on April well aitended. Th Carousel was f The Prom, wh l e c were highlighte large working mo merry-go-round for the Prom w nished by Ron and his orchestr c o u r 1 o f h o n ln all decorahons d c 1 Gray, .Tumor Cla 1dent as kmg a relgned over b ' s r Klmkner as queer 11.7, , hx- .. L -47- W, in ,1-ww. 'YH 1 4, f X . 1 . ' 1 a a 1 x Mlllmlgf llllll ll' 'Q .f The homecoming ac- tivities were entirely in charge of the senior class. Our opponent was Columbus. The ac- tivities started with the annual float parade in the afternoon which was followed by the ,M V 5r,WfgG,, M game at night, in which we were victorious by the score of 21 to 0. The dance climaxed the 1953 Homecoming with .lim Liner and Kay Swisher reigning as royalty. aims, The Senior Class Play was presented on December 10 and 12 under the direction of Mr. William Mitchell. lt was Junior Miss , a com- edy in 3 acts, and the cast was composed entirely of Senior Class members. SENIOR CLASS PL AY -49- The All School Play was presented on March 25 and 27 under the direction of Mr. William ALI! Mitchell. It was One Foot in Heaven , a three act religious comedy. Wav' .., Xf- W - -50- N Smgmg U RHGH ROW THREE D Anderson C Greene, C. Cotter, J. Freriks, B. Barnes, K. De Young, L Hendricks R Hesselinlr ROW TWO: N. Allen, S. Doolan, M. Hennig, J. Atkin- son E Hermann H Farr J Harrington, M. Hendrickson. ROW ONE: L. Fanshaw, S Frank S Gustin D Fischer J Capen, B, Harper, ROW THREE: J. Mierendorf, G. Mews, W. Lar- son, J. Loomans, M. Hillery, M. Lew, D. Nummerdor. ROW TWO: D. Hull, A. Michel- son, N. Neevel, B. Mielke, R. Lehman, M. Hoffman. ROW ONE: F. Lueck, E. Kroener, J. Keepers, L Olson, D. Lyon. These are the newest students in our school. They will be graduates of 1959. At first they found it hard to find the various classrooms and some probably missed their recess, but soon they became accustomed to their new surroundings and were off on their education in the high school build- ing. We find many of them participat- ing in Prep Band and Junior High Vocal Groups. Besides being active in the music department many are in- terested in the forensics of Junior High. We know they will have a suc- cessful year and next year take the places of the eighth graders and try to help the incoming seventh graders, realizing how new everyting is to a newcomer. 152- ROW THREE: S. Boettcher, K. Crowe, K. Bixby, M. Graf, R. Beer, J. Penrick, W. Glascoff, G. Berndt. ROW TWO. M. Allen, M. Grams, B. Berger, J. Buteyn, B. Jeffers, J. Aylesworth, C. Anderson. ROW ONE. W. Hull, J. Craw, H. Harmsen, D. Craft, H. Atkinson, M. Buteyn. ROW THREE: J. Molter, L. Mugridge, M. Riedeman, D. Pluim, W. Reabe, V. Mede, R. Mierendorf. ROW TWO: S. Peters, K. Peters, A. Kujath, R. Leberall, J. Michaels, T. Martin, H. Kochorn. ROW ONE: L. Lepsch, I.. Piehl, J. McDowell, K. Nugent, M. Kremers, K. Rad- ke, J. Neevel, E. Kempfer. The eighth graders are in their last year of Junior High and have already established themselves in the many activities of our school. The eighth graders team up with the seventh graders in Prep Band and Junior High Vocal Groups. They are participating in forensics, athletics, and other departments in our high school. Ol course, they are anticipating next year when they will become the Fresh- men and start their career in high school education. The activities they have been so active in will help prepare them to meet the requirements of a good high school student and we are sure they will be a successful class. IHGHTH GRADE ROW THREE: R. Schiereck, C. Storbeck, K. Schulz, J. Vande Velde, B. Swisher W. Wiganowski, P. Zosehke. ROW TWO: S. Vande Zande, Z. Shippee, K Schmidtz, J. Te Beest, DuWayne Schelter, N. Schouten, J. Turner, J. Weideman ROW ONE: B. Schleicher, J. Ruck, H. Schrank, A. Schouten, W. Strehlow, S Wagner, N. Vande Zande, R. Van Hierden. .asv , V ' . 5 in 'H .Wil F 1'-rf: 5,43 ., fa -ff RNA if gf fn i 5'1Y Z ' ' X ih uma, be a new ,AVL 4-1 WEE ROW THREE F Lueclr J Staehlxng G Berndt Wm Wxganowsky T Martin J Keepers W Sattertxeld G Vande Streak Ellmann ROW TWO H Farr R Redelrer W Strehlow D Plulm H Atklnson R Hessellnk ROW ONE G Lxchtenberg K Peters E Roeblre J McDowell W Reabe L Strub R Lehman .I Llmberg Mr F Carpentrer JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The .Tumor Hxgh Football Team was coached by Mr F Carpentler thls year He was asslsted by Fred Peterson and Ronald Plurm They used the same type ot plays and forma txons as the varslty whlch rs to gxve the boys an ldea of what they w1ll do when they move up to the varslty or 1un1or varslty ln the commg JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The .Tumor Cheerleaders thxs year have been Susan McLeod Barbara Homan and Shlrley Teesellnk from the runth grade and Bette Swlsh er Alxce Kulath and Ellen Hempter from the elghth grade These people were chos en from a group ot about thrrtytrve people from the seventh exghth and nmth grades All ot the people m terested tn .Tumor Cheerlead mg try out tor the Sen1or Cheerleaders In selectxng ff -Q7 ,iv them, the Sen1or Cheerlead ers cons1der cheer1ng ablhty, personalxty, and appearance Besrdes cheer1ng at the games, they also helped the Sen1or Cheerleaders gxve many of the pep assemblles They cheered the B team on to many VICIOIIGS, the champronshxp ln football and basketball Mlss Hlmger IS the ad v1sor tor both the Junlor and Semor Cheerleaders years EXGICISGS dnlls, and tntersquad games composed the practlce sesslons Toward the end ot the football season two evenly matched teams were chosen These two teams played each other durlng the halves of the last two varstty home games The last game con cluded the season tor the Junlor I-hgh S Teeselmk B Homan fr- Q4 'C7 C'N ' A, I an-'9, . 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I I I . . , Q' 1 I 1 ' V X . . - 'U ' . . of ff I I S . 154. Z -H -o-4 4-1 ..-1 -o-4 .-4 ..-1 .A ..- D cn in .9 : :1 '1 GJ J: E-1 +4 b he n on Mayl and! po year was S VH I -tw . O sixty nrollment of He che rea 8 ester m Se students and by secon ass D concert and march ng contes s 4-4 -4-4 Q-4 ..-4 e-1 -.4 ..-4 ... an .E 'U as .C .- L-1 an 'U C2 IJ V1 .-4 Q-4 r-1 iwfflzfbg-9'-r A-f '1'N. wav' - Z3 Ci and a We sh fo k tune he N gm ugh IO f CBD GI Am HH d I6 qu' I6 t OU TY he on 0- ,- .-4 HY P CB S ITIIUSIS 6 I1 S mu Ha ers and 09 f O I-4 'Q-4 r-0 Q-a -o-4 part ea hat +4 -0- 4-4 .-- .-- ,-- -4- 0 -Q72 atr ensem e groups-a tr o and e group are two sma 4-1 o-1 4-4 -o-a I f week H OHC6 d rector BUSY t t rt P8 hree and t 8 HIS -A-4 p work on two an YOU OO h th' .-II 59 'n 1' O en f .-- 4- ,.- .-- vz sq GJ -Q IS 9 and oys h S UP gro High ...lil 2 yy.. A 5 f 5 . X in ....... ..6-'bww if . - ROW TWO: G. Lichtenberg, J. Michael, W. Glascoff, R. Beer, M. Riedeman, K. Crowe. ROW ONE: D, Hull, R. Harper, J. Ruck, M. Hillery, C. Cotter, C. Greene, M. Hoffman. hatterbox The staff of the Chatterbox is made up of thirteen seventh and eighth graders. Janet Ruck is the editor with Mari Hillery as the assistant. Mr. Carpentier is the advisor of the group. A contest was held to name the paper with almost all junior high students participating. When all entries were in, the staff held a meeting at which all entries were considered. The de- cision was difficult but finally the winning en- try was chosen. It was submitted by Billy Barnes who won a year's subscription to the Chatterbox. The staff members have covered articles on class activities, the chorus, the Junior High Band, Girl Scouts, and sports activities. A gossip column, jokes, cartoons, and the Junior High Spotlight are also included in the chatterbox. Eighth yrade Skits 'du T... ...!' ltr-no , ...Ll if-of g. LE T TO RIGHT M J C Mrs M Stack ,Ian1t0rQ xf LEFT TO RIGHT M L Soho ten M D He ann Mr A al Cooks QQ! 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