Wautoma High School - Hornet Yearbook (Wautoma, WI)

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' X -1fr-312:IE11EfE351P33E3ErE2i:E5:f5Si5Ef115rE:5:fE3ErEfE:'Sf:ff'2r ' ' 1-:gtg:3:Q:-:IE:E:Q:4:Zg:f.2.2:-zfffzf ' ' ' ' ' ll' ' .::-:g:-::f-v:2QffQ5:f- ,M 2-:- f?i:5'5:1:1:-:4g,-.-.-.- 5273 Y? ' FV 7 ' V ' - 4 1 v r I L .v . Q -'Pa ' J , . u-- , 1 ,. f .5- Q5 p . - . ' Q ' v -h., 1 , . s . 5. ' I-u 1 9 v , 0 fn v . . , Y 1 K L J 517' Q 'UF : ' -- ::,-'Fee 'HL T- 'qv- K 1 ., Zi x ROLF CRAMER, Superintendent Eau Claire State Teachers College--B. S. University of Wisconsin--M, S. Mathematics ADNITNISTRATION TO SENIORS: To you the class of 1950, who have toiled so arduously to attain your goal, in your hands rests the future of this great land of ours. We hope that this will not be the end of your education, for in the words of one of our great men of today, Education makes a people easy to lead. but dif- ficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. Learning should continue until the day of your passing on, not only that kind of learning you encountered and will encounter attending school, but that learning to which you are being exposed every day of your life. In the days o come be alert to the changing world, be an active citizen of your community, state and natio'n, at least to the opportunity to vote, be intelligent when forming opinions--you need to know all the facts. ' You should encourafge a desire to maintain and improve on the poli- tical and governmental orm of life in our country because you believe in our form of democracy. Education is the means throughwhich you, Class of 1950, may learn to understand, to appreciate, to develop and to de- fend the form of democracy which is our way of life. SC HOO L BOARD Left to Right: Bartel, Pres., Young, Vice Pres., Hansen, Sec., Foley, Director, Forberg, irectorg Nickolai, Director. W Q44 if -ff: .MQ-VQWMM ,gi 5 my vbsfxfwv if X VX A ic: K fximissgf- my ' wt , -Sig :Ji ' M. N Kei J x V . W- A rf K it Yiwu 1 5 ml 5 Eff , s ig? 1 5 Q.,-. in ex-,ng X Q 4fgQ,:,Wgsf.:w y k LEONA I-IANSEN MARY HUMPHREY Whitewater State Teachers University of Wisconsin--B. S College- -B. E. Hornernaking Commercial ARLYN WOLLENBURG DALTON SCHOENING Oshkosh State Teachers University of Wisconsin--B. S. College--B. S. English Science ENICIRS i950 ARLENE AMES Quality, not qu keyhole to her success. F. H. A. 3-45 F. H.A. Vice- Pres. 45 Annual RICHARD ADNEY - Agony Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Class Treas. lg Football 45 Lettermans Club 3-43 Track Zg Inds. Arts. Club 4. antity is the Staff 4. ROBERT BEHNKE There must be a lot of work in hirn, for none com Dramatics 35 Fore Ind. Arts Club 4. DE LORMAN BARTEL - De Muscia1ly Minded. Band 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-Z-3-4g Basketball lp Class Vice-Pres 43 Dramatics 3g Football 15 Lettermans Club 1-Z-3-45 Pep Band 3-45 Student Council 33 T Z-3-4g Band Pres. 45 Band Sec. 8: Treas. 33 Science Club Pres. 4. rack - Bob es out. nsics Z-35 smwz A We I i 4 1 1 1 4 2 1 1 E i a i I Q s s I 1 'E .3 YE .2 I 1 I T A 1 I 1 N ' 1 I + , 1 1 . ' 2 , E l 4 ' 1 4 A - . 1 l 1 I 5' 1' 1 1' il K ' f l 'X E 'V 5 5 1 i s 5 I 5 Q L , 4 s i z I I 1 n Y I I I 1 DONALD BERTZYK - Don Women, what are they? I never heard of them! F. F. A.- 3: Football 4g Lettermans Club 4g F. F. A. Reporter 3. HARLAN BEUTLER Just because I don't talk isn't a sign that I have nothing to say. Baseball 2-3-4g Dramatics 33 Lettermans Club Z-3-4g Ind. Arts Club 4. DARLENE BLOEDE Quietly and calmly she comes and goes. orensics Zg Girls Glee Club 2. ARVIN BOHN - Arv Everybody's friend - Nobody's em en y. Band 1-4g Baseball 45 Boys Glee Club lg Choir 4: Dramatics 3: F. F. A. Z-3g Football 43 Letter- mans Club 4g Pep Band 4g Track 3-4. MARY JANE BURNESKE A sock or a mitten? ---- This thing that I'm knitten. F. H. A. 1-2-3-4g Forensics l-3 Library Club l-2-3-4. JUNE CASWELL Education is a treasure and culture never dies. Choir 1-25 Dramatics l-35 F.H.A. l-4g Forensics 1-33 Girls Glee Club l-25 Library Club 3-4: Oriole Staff 1-2-3-43 Student Council 3g Student Council Sec. 8: Treas 3g F. H. A. Treas. 3. ROBERT CASWELL - Cas And to think girls have to have permanents. Baseball 1-2-33 Basketball l-Z: Dramatics Zg Football Z-3: Lettermans Club Z-3-4. VIRGINIA DRAVES - Ginny Dark Brown eyes are dangerous things. They sometimes keep you from gettin? wings. Choir l-Z- -43 Dramatics 39 Drum Majorette 2-3-4g F. H. A. 1-2-3g Girls Glee Club Zg Oriole Staff 4. I I 1 mg 'E i 4 4 A i .gig J ' ' Q L 1 I . , ,j ! 3 4 K -I Q if , rj 1 , ff , , X i -Sv 3 X iff? W! 2 5 f . K Ai Q i 'Y 5 ' Aa 5 1 5 1 P N i 6 ' 1 's l' 4' 1 .4 1 2 1 S 2 F i 1 l s ' E ' I ' 4 1 E 4 i 1 I I 5 s I K , y 1 E i ' M .E l ti E . 11' I ' I 1 , IA ! T: 1 ' I ca, . .Tv .1 Q' M . -1' 1 V ' K 3 , Q33 i fi h 1 Q E .4 C 1 ,. .EP -1 - 11 . 4., I .5 5 4 , s 1 1 r FRANK EDWINS - Frankie. We11, Napoleon was small, too! F. F.A. 2-33 Track 1-Zg F. F. A. Sentenal 3. IONE ENGLE I share my office with Mr. Cramer. Band 25 F. H. A. 1-2-3-43 Forensics 13 F. H. A. Historian 3. ROBERT FITZGERALD - Fitz. Fu11 of fun and mischief, too. Doing things he shou1dn't do. Band 1-Z- -45 Choir 3-4g Dramatics 13 F. F.A. 15 Pep Band Z-3-43 Track 3. EVELYN FRITZ - Fritzie. B1onde - but Oh so shy. Band 1-2-3: F.I-I.A. 1-Z-3-43 Forensics 1: Library Club 1. BEATRICE FROELICH - Beaty Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. Cheerleader Z-35 F. H.A. 45 Forensics 1-Z. CAROLINE GRIMM - Red She's our idea of a swell girl. Class Sec. 45 F.H.A. 1-Z-3-45 Library Club 45 Oriole Staff 45 Pres. F.H.A. 45 Vice Pres. F. H. A. 35 Parlimentarian F. H. A. Z. ELMER HANSEL - Berry Muscle Man Basketball Mgr. Z-45 Boys Glee Club 1-Z Choir l-Z-45 Dramatics 45 F.F.A. 1-25 Football Mgr. Z-45 Lettermans Club l- Z-45 Student Council 45 Track Mgr. Z-45 Science Club 4. NORMA HANSEI.. She is a quiet irl -- at times. F. H. A. l-Z-3-E5 Oriole Staff 4. ADAIR KOCUREK True to how many? --- None Cheerleader 2: Forensics 1-Z-3-45 Oriole Staff 43 Student Council 43 F. H. A. 3-4: Annual Staff 4. CARMEN KIETZER - Kietz Her heart is like the moong there's only one man in it. Cheerleader 3-45 Choir, l-2-3-45 Drum Majorette Z-3-4g F. H.A. 1-4 Forensics 3: Girls Glee Club 1-2g Library Club 3-43 Oriole Staff 4g F. H. A. Sec. 4. t. CONNIE LIPKE The thinkingest, thinker that ever thunk. F. H. A. l-Z-3-45 Library Club 35 Oriole Staff 4. ORVILLE LEHR - Orin Smi1in and tall liked by all Band 1g gaseball '3-4. Ba,ketbA11 z- Basketball Mgr. 45 Football Z-33 Football Mgr. 4: Lettermans Club 2-3-4: Track 4. . , 5 ALYCE MIRACLE - Pinky the trick is to think of it in time. F. H. A. 3-49 Forensics Z-3-4. ROBERT NIGBOR - Bob We caught him studying once---just once! Baseball 1-Z-3-4g Basketball 1-Z: Class Vice-Pres. lg Dramatics lg Football Z3 Ind. Arts Club Sgt. of Arms 4. JOYCE NOWAK The only way she can keep a secret is circulation. F. I-I.A. 1-Z-3-43 Girls Glee Club 4. ELAINE OLSON After four years of faithful service, I'm laid off. Band l-Z-3-4: Choir 1-Z-3-4: Dramatics l-3: F. H. A. l-2-3-4: Girls Glee Club l- 2-3: Library Club 1: Oriole Staff Z-3-43 Peg Band 2-3-43 Student Council 3-45 F. .A. Student Council 3: Student Council Sec. 4: Band Student Council 4. There is a comeback to every argument VIRGINIA PASSARELLI - Passie A1l'fvork and no fun is not the life for me. Dramatics 3: F. H. A. l-2-3-43 gorerlsics lg Oriole Staff 33 F. H. A. ec. . FRANK PICA - Frankie He's got athletic ability, He's got brains, Well girls, he has everything. Baseball 1-Z-3-45 Basketball 1-Z-3-4: Class Vice-Pres. 33 Football Z-3-45 Lettermans Club 3-4: Oriole Staff 4: Student Council 4g Annual Staff 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Lettermans Club Vice-Pres. 4. I GERALD POLAKOWSKI - Polo fCa.sanoval Love 'em all. You might miss a good one. aseball lg Dramatics 3: F. F. A. lg Forensics lg Football 3-4: Letter- mans Club 3-43 Student Council 4. THOMAS POULLETTE - Tom All great men are dead, And I feel sick myself. Baseball l-2-3-4g Basketball 1-Z-3-4: Class Pres. 23 Class Vice-Pres. 1: Dramatics 1: Forensics 1: Football 1- Z-45 Lettermans Club 1-Z-3-4: Oriole Staff 3-45 Student Council 45 Track I-3-42 Annual Staff 4. I I I I I1 1., I I I I .il A Q 5 . I' I I 1 1, .I I .I' I . I I . ' Ai, K I i I I I I 1, I I . I I I , I I i I I I I I I I . I I I . 1 1 -, 'I I I I I . i I J g I I 1 E ' :I I 2 'I I. f I I 2 I I I vw' 1 I , 'I , 'I 'II I I 1 I I RICHARD REILLY - Dick I major in business---monkey business. Band l-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Dramatics 35 Football 1-Z-3-45 Lettermans Club.l-2-3-45 Oriole Staff 45 Pep Band 1-2-3-45 Track l-2-3-4. EMIL RINALDI - Bones I never let my schoolwork interfere with my education. Baseball 1-Z-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Class Pres. 15 Class Sec. 8: Treas. Z5 Forensics 1-25 Football Z-3-45 Letter- mans Club 3-45 Oriole Staff 3-45 Student Council 35 Track 3-45 Indra Arts Sec. 8: Treas. 45 Annual Staff 4. ARDYTH REDLIN - Red A good mixture of sense and nonsense. Band 142-3-45 Choir l-Z-3-45 Class Sec Treas. 15 Dramatics 1-Z-35 F.H.A. l-4 Forensics 2-3-45 Girls Glee Club Z5 Oriole Staff 45 Pep Band 3-45 Student Council 45 Band Sec. 4. KATHERINE RESHESKE - Kathy Fu11 of fun and mischief, too, Doing things she shou1dn't do. Choir 3-45'Class Vice Pres. Z5 Class Sec. 81 Treas. 15 Class Treas. 45 Dramatics 1-35 Forensics 1-Z-3-45 Annual Staff 4. ' , Y? I 4' E' 2 I. . I .1 Q i I I -I 2 15' ,Q 9 4 . K L I 1 ' J 3, I I I 5 I I I I i, .I I 1 TI ' I E, I I . I 5 I . I ' 1 I I I I 1' ' I Ifgx ' ! 4 K! I 2 , 4 1, I , I , W A i I I 1 'Q . 'ff EUNICE RHODE - Eunie I'm engaged, I'm lovely, I use Camay. F. H. A. 4. HAROLD ROESKE A farm boy who is bound to make good. Band l-2-3g F. F. A. 1-Zg Football Z-3-4 Lettermans Club Z-3-45 Track 3. KAY ROSE - Button She'd rather dance than eat. Band 1-Z-33 Cheerleader l-Z-3-43 Choir 1-Z-3-43 Dramatics l-2-33 F.H. A. 1-43 Forensics 1-4g Girls Glee Club 2.3 Library Club 4g Oriole Staff 3-43 Pep Band 2-3. GERALD RHODE - Gerry I'rn not sleeping, I'm just giving my eyes a rest. Band lg Choir lg F. F. A. l-3. JOHN SKIDMORE - Skid Concerning ladies, you must speak for yourself, John. Basketball lg Class Pres. 3: Drarnatics l- Z-3g Football l-Z-3-45 Lettermans Club l-Z.-3- lg Track l. GORDON SCHULTZ - Gordy If school is liberty, Give me death. Band l-Z-3-43 Baseball l-Z5 Basketball l-2.-3--45 Choir Z-3-45 Class Pres. lg Dramatics l-2g Football l-3-4g Lettermans Club l-Z-3-43 Pep' Band l-25 Track l-Z-3-43 Choir Pres. 33 Band Vice Pres. 49 Lettermans Club Pres. 4. LA VONNE THOMPSON Lowe is where you find it.' Band l-Z-3-43 Choir l-Z-3-4g Class Sec. 25 F.H.A. l-Z-33 Forensics Glce Club Z3 Library Club 4g Oriole Staff 33 Pep Band 3-4. THELMA STEGER Don't try to convince meg I have my own ideas. Choir 3-43 Forensics l-Z9 Science Club 4. 1-Zg Girls 1 1 . ' . E 'i . 11: . - . .1 1' A 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 4 I . 1 1 . . 9 i V! i 1' 1 , A I V, , .1,1' . .i 1 4 Q W, g 'Y E W7 1 1 .f , 1 1 12 , - '11 S ' ,1','f 1 1 , ,Q Y 1L 44, 1 ., , 1 1 1- 1 i is X 1 1 ' 1 1 Q, H K 'J 2 1 1 -. 1 I 2 1 I 1 i .wg -1. ' -1 11 W 21 ' .A .1'-1 1-1 . . , V. ,A :X , in A11 ' 1 11.1. 1-N L1 r4,' T1 1 ' 1- 'K 1 ' I 1.1 ' 4 f - 1 A -'JL ' 'Q 1 11' ,.. g . 1 1 a . 1 , , . ? 5 1 1 I V ,.1' 1- ,1 1 1 i 1 11 F 1 1 z 1 I E .A 1' 1 1 , , -5 ., ii 'z sg, f' RICHARD VAN VLEET - Dick He uses his car for other purposes than ------ ? Band l-Z-3-4: Choir 45 Football 4g Lettermans Club 45 Pep Band 4: Track 4 MILDRED WEGNER Quiet and serene, and takes things as they appear. F. H. A. 1. PHYLLIS WILCOX - Phy1 Eyes sparkling with mischief. Choir 2.-3-4g Dramatics 35 F. H. A. l- 2-3-4g Girls Glee Club Zg Library Club 4g Oriole Staff 45 Student Council 4g F. H. A. Pres. 3. BERLE WILSON She has a good sense of rumor . F. H. A.. 3-45 Oriole Staff 4. ROBERT WISNER- BUNNY He played the gentlemen, the athlete, the student, he played all well. Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 43 Class Pres. 4: Class Vice-Pres. 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermans Club l, 2, 3, 45 Oriole Staff 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Ind. Arts Club 4g Annual Staff 3, 43 Lettermans Club Sec. 8: Treas. 2,43 The Honor Award, a gold W is given to any student who has participated to an exceptional degree in Athletics, Band, Forensics, or Vocal and has received four letters in one major sport in Athletics, or four letters in Band, Forensics, or Vocal. GOLD W WINNERS ATHLETICS MUSIC Tom Poullette D. Bartel Frank Pica Emil Rinaldi Bob Wisner Bob Caswell Bob Nigbor FORENSICS VOCAL Adair Kocurek None HONOR STUDENTS 1. Frank Pica 6. Emil Rinaldi 2. DeLorman Bartel 7. June Caswell 3. Ione Engle 8. Arlene Ames 4. Tom Poulette 9. Joyce Nowak 5. Katherine Resheske 10. Robert Wisner 9 Q ,X .1 , 1 1 Q Q 4 1 1 l! 1. 5 vl fi 1 f!- gf C E ii I 1, 1 Y fi . 6 2 i . , '1 2 , x , , A .,c-:-:-:-:- .... 'az- .-D., Q , Q , , , , Z, 2 j3l K x W K ,,.,. . ,C Mg, - a 1' R :f:f:5:1:55:1:f:1:1:1: .- 1 .- 5 I - '--.-c f sf 5 -. -'c .-. .- I .f x . : Zfa.. 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We proved that none 'as too muc and became masters of all. The other glasses turned Keen with nvlyh when we wplked off with the tramural ro . 4 dur ability was also shown highly as ctors and actresses when we presented our hree-act play which was very successful. On top of all, though, was our prom, ha highligfht of the year's activities, with t's beaut ul theme ' Loves Ship, We are proud of our past achievements nd look forward to our Senior year with much confidence and eagerness. Left To Right: Alden Bopp--Secretary Patricia enhart--Treasurer . Dick Chilpman--President Gordon ubiak- -Vice ,Presideal lnot present! i Y v J . 1 ' X 1 . I ,yy K3 3 i ? . ri EZ ,, ' 5. :if , .. s 4 . , X -5. I I Q .f . ww 1 KM .. L . , X , ,i ' I 1 V .K 1 4 6 , Q ,, .1 - if vi' ' 1 , ,y J i 5 , 1 3 Q Q l 2 Q i 5 E R . Y. 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Industrial Arts Lettermans Club Annual Staff Band and Choir Oriole Science Club Forensics Advisor 3 Lf.'fg.5y 3., In 5 , WC lf-t. . K- V Q A . l . 5,13 14 . i,..i.i.v . Sl H 5, 1 a,- , A . Z ,kg '. ,, V, L , 42 sa , it it ' ,f' 'vi ,z 3, . 1 f 35 ,. ul '-, QE , T V' v A 1 1 , 5' , 4 m 4.1, R- 1 - lx. ,Y 4, ' Q - A a -' L' x L' 1, , -5 , f , p 5 ,t he A 4 iw ' L, i' .Mx 1 .. 4 H! . .4 x av, 4 v E A 2 A Q ETC ,Q gi 'fn C . Haig' 1 Q K . 2151345 Qhfawlwy 2 iv ' A , . 4 ff 1. 4:5-, as . 1 f, ,v1n','.'3I 1 f ri Q. -,-i1.':M W1 G ,SV .. 5. ' ' ,EFI g' if 11 . Swv., 5' is lf W5 '- fezj,k.'2-, ft- 5-1 , z'm4Q? fi x 95,.',,1f,'f'Q,sT '-ffiaiQ'If Q: JE ' -' Y' Q-2. 7' 1 , 9-hw .- w53:'Iii'fgifig - F 1 .Q ' ' a-Ji ' - H fi' u T- .1455 -:4w.. f 's,2g?'-5... , r,f,1,, m + Cf 7 'pf fmif l 1- J: ,: 'W' ., 9 - - uni 5 If , M: ORIOLE STAFF Left to Right: Row One: N. Olson, V. Passarelli, T. Poullette, V. Draves, B. Wisner, C. Lipke, C. Willer. Row Two: D. Wilcox, J. Townsend, K. Schuette, E. Rinaldi, M. Anderson, L. Lachelt, P. Wilcox, F. Pica, J. Johnson. Row Three: C. Grimm, B. Koechel, B. Scovel, J. Hansen, S. Koechell, C. Kietzer, B. Wilson, M. Skidmore, A. Kietzer. Row Four: J. Caswell, P. Lenhart, K. Rose, P. Teska, I. Beil meier, J. Hansen, A. Kocurek, E. Olson, K. Kileen E. Spielberger, A. Redlin. Not in Picture:G. Kubiak. Under the supervision of Mr. Schoenin the Oriole is published every two weeks with the purpose of keeping tie students informed on all school activities. Sections of the paper contain news of athletic contests, classes and the various organizations. The Senior Spotli htncharacterizes seniors. The inquiring reporters obtain opinions of stugents on certain questions, and last but not least, the gossip and humor pages add much to make many a student chuckle. Q 5 ra Z :J 12 3 1 QQ .45 ' - O. ii 5 . -H N 5205-' na- -Z fg Og- ,Ar-ll? 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Caswell, P. Hansen, P. Fo- ley, D. Blader. Row Two: E. Rose, M. Eagan, C. Koechell, D. Rielly, D. Greenman, M. Schuette, N. Fuller, E. Frater, J. Simmonson, R. Duel, D. Kapp, A. Pomplun. Top Row: B. Engstrom, H. Rosby, M. Carpenter, R. Watkins, D. Schultz, J. Dailey, R. Rose, R., Koechell, L. Bendixen, P.. Poulette. Not in Picture:C. Holmes, G. Eannelli. A phase of instrumental training that every prospective bandsman must go through is the participation in Junior Band. It' is here that the students learn to play in a group. Many of the now detailed techniques of band playing are learned at this level. Such things as balance, blend, and musical effect are experienced on a small scale. The stress is placed on general getting-along together--teamwork. The group includes students from the fifth to the tenth grade. Upon completion of the Junior Band course, the students replace graduates in the Senior Band. Junior Band vacancies are filled by beginners who have progressed sufficiently to play the necessary materials. The Junior Band made several appearances this past year. They presented short programs at three Music Mothersmeetings and were well received. Several selections were played by the band at an all Grade School program. The band usually performs at the grade school basket- ball tournament held in Wautoma in March. ' J' a K r , f ' .J i fs 'L V - .. .' i' ! su - 4 . - , I G . y -'1 gg-.' sw 4 Ll, 4,521 uk 'i xfvz ,, 9 ' WJ' 1 , ,' 5 4 a - 2 A -4 1 ,L qi I 1 . f f 4 a Ll -1 g 5, Aa, f. '. N H , n Ji, . 1 , ,, -W i - l i f i s , A V r ,, , gl, 1, i , E I 1 Y 1 1 f. , .Q L 0 ,, s ' J, 4 Q . I , ,int , , lg, f , , W - fut- 1 1 . g y 1' ' J 1! , , fm . 1 f' . Q X1 5 I ly., 5: 4 J.z' i ' 'X ',,' . Y 'iw i T f L,- , , 3' 1 1 , W- , -Q, ! 4 1 , i ' 5 i 4 DANCE BAND Left to Right: Row One: B. Thompson, W. Woodbury, K. Young. Row Two: B. Fitzgerald, D. Tetzlaff, B. DeLaura, M. Forberg. The local swin sters were newly organized this year. You micght call them the No-lglame Jivers since they have no official name. Un er the supervision of Mr. Erdrnan, the group rehearsed once a week in the evening. g The theme song My Best To You adequately describes how interest- ed the group was in presenting pleasing well-rehearsed numbers. The library was varied, includin all the latest tunes of the day plus some Schottisches and even the Flying Dutchman . Yee hoo! ! The band performed at several school parties and dances after the basketball games. Since a comparatively small number leave the group this year, next year should find a good organization to fill the dance en- tertainrnent bill for the School. The second semester brought about a change in personnel Don Tetz- laff and Bob Fitzgerald were re laced by Dick Van Vleet, and DickReilly fTrombonesD and Helen blader fpTru1npetI. '1 . PEP BAND Lett to Right: Row One: A. Redling B. Tetzlaffg J. Koseg D. Wilcox. J. Roseg D. Reedg D. Bartel. Row Two: A. Bohn. B. Fitzgeraldg H. Bladerg J. Hanneman. Row Three: K. Youn Q L. Thompsong E. Olsong B. Thompson. Row Four: W. Woofburyg A. Dayeg A. Nickolieg D. Reilly: D. Van Vleet. Roll On To Victory! We Want A Basket! Fight! Fight! Fight! The official athletic music makers are away on another peppy march or pep son . Under the capable baton of De Bartel, student director, the pep bang performed at all pep meetings and home basketball games. They introduced many new pep songs to the student body and led the school song, Loya1ty. Favorite among pe songs were Roll On To Victory fwhich our boys most certainly did? and The Basketball Song. The pep band contributed a great deal toward making the basketball season the peppy, successful season that it was. Lett to Right: Top Row: Row Two: Row Three: Row Four: Row Five: A CAPPELLA CHORUS Of-'UUUEOPU . Fitzgerald, D. Martin, B. Peterson, D. Tetzlaff, . Schultz, E. Hansel, R. Wislinsky, M. Carpenter, Woodbury, H. Bolser, B. DeLaura. . Engle, J. King, D. Schmuhl, A. Bopp, L. Lachelt, . Chipman, A. Bohn, D. Reed, D. Bartel, H. Reilly, . Van Vleet. . Kietzer, A. Nickolai, K. Kileen, M. Skidmore, D. Madlung. P. Schrank, H. Blader, A. Kietzer, K. Young, L. Thompson, B. Koechell, M. Schuette, B. Koechell, T. Steger, J. Rose. R. Koechell, A. Spielman, E. Olson, J. Thurley, K. Schuette, P. Wiscox, J. Hanneman, N. Olson, V. Draves J. Townsend. Not in Picture:B. Weber, M. Frank, G. Eannelli, L. Waala, G. Kubiak The Wautoma High School a cappella choir, inmaintaining its excel- lent record of past years, has developed into another well-balanced, capable group. Through an earnest and intense effort on the part of the choir an its director, Mr. Harvard Erdman, the class A calibre of this group has again been realized. In addition to several public appearances in Wautoma, the choir a- gain presented concerts in neighboring towns. The important appearance was, of course, at the music contest held April 15 at Port Edwards. The loss of members through graduation is great again this year. It is hoped that ample replacements will be found for the many members who are leaving. Graduatinggchoir members are: Gordon Schultz, Elmer Hansel, DeLorman Bartel, Dick VanVleet, Bob Fitzgerald, Arvin Bohn, Carmen Kietzer, Elaine Olson, Phyllis Wilcox, Virginia Draves, La- Vonne Thompson, Thelma Steger, Katherine Resheske, Kay Rose, and Ardyth nediin. Favorite selections of the cho1r's extensive library are: Oh Sus- anna -arranged by Noble Cain, Built On A'Rock -St Olaf Choir Series, Legende -Tschaikowskyg All The Things You Are -Kern, Ha11elujah Chorus from the Messiah , and many Fred Waring arrangements. Gehrke, K. Resheske, K. Rose, D. Wilcox, A. 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A - LP 43? 23 ,,, U Q23 5-1+-P v-4 '- ...Q-f om 'imma A4-40 -on -N ,Wo wgw: mf-M22 .,, U 'Lfff.EQ?w im?-O --mmm' m'mM' glAE IE!-M --rmx-.H-mxr SUS,g2g.E,2: SUI,-C-Ug,,5g:.-9.3,-450 oCCggpoL3U'EU s:LCU0QGjUIJ-1?-14509303 LQZEP-if:Uj Mmmmm fU..fU.'-..m.gu Uzmsmimmmuqm Q A A Q B B f B o o o c Cd Qi of. ri F C The Wautoma High School Chapter of Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1940 under the direction of Miss Humphrey. It's 1949 and 1950 officers are: President, Caroline Grim Vice-President, Arlene Amesg Secretary, Carmen Kietzerg Treasurer, Virginia Passarelli, Parliamentarian, Virginia Bielmeierg Historian, Betty Scovellg Student Council, Ardyth Redlin, The Club Motto Toward New Horizons defines the purpose of the organization which is to en- courage personal and home and community advancement toward new horizons. FORENSICS Row Four: J. Keller, K. Resheske, P. Lenhart, A. Spielman, R. Hardtke, D. Row Three: P. Schrank, D. Madlung, Row Two: B. Scovell, Schuette, J. Row One: L. Duel, N. J. Johnson, An exceptionally large year. Since we had twenty to be an elimination before Wilcox, E. Sauer, J. Gehrke, A. Miracle. I-1. Blader, B. Koechel, A. Redlin, K. Young E. Ludtke, C. Caswell. M. Skidmore, K. Rose, A. Kocurek, M. Bolser, K. Killeen, E. Spielberger. Gilson, J. Hanneman, M. Hahn, K. Schuette, J. Townsend, C. Willer. group of students took part in forensics this five students in the declamations, there had the local contest. The seven winners picked from Wautoma High School were: Eleanor Spielberger Extemporaneous Reading Daisy Wilcox and Adair Kocurek Humorous Declamation Gordon Kubiak Oration Joanna Townsend Serious Declamation Clara Mae Caswell Four Minute Speech Patsy Schrank Extemporaneous Speaking We won the league contest, which was held at Wautoma, by a large nurnber of points before Almond. The following students competed in the District Tournament: Joanna Townsend, Clara Mae Caswell, Patsy Schrank, and Eleanor Spielberger. Eleanor also went to the State Forensics Contest, where she received an A rating. We can proudly say that the forensic year was successful. LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right Row Three: C. Hansen, P. Teske, K. Young, B. Koechel, H. Blader Row Two: E. Sauer, B. Scovell, J. Townsend, D. Wilcox, P. Schrank, M. Skidmore, S. Koechel. Row One: C. Grimm, L. Thompson, J. Caswell, P. Wilcox, K. Rose, C. Kietzer, M. Burneske. The girls in the Library Club are assistant librarians who aid Mrs. Baurnan in the administration of the library. Because they are willing to give some of their time for the good of their school, it is possible to keep the library open every period of the day. While performing their duties, these girls learn how to shelve books, file catalogue cards, accession books and many other details of library work. More than this, they learn to meet and deal with their fellow stu- dergsd and accept the challenge of daily responsibility. Theirs is a job we one. I I I I I I I 1 1 A I 1 , 1 1 1 , I . I K Q I QI . 3 , f fr E 25' ,1 I ' 1I ' 1 1 ,.', ' as , In I . Q 1 ' 1, 1 ' . ,V ,. Y Ng gg., , . !-11? ' -'iw J ,, . wr: W. - 1 r 1 -21 J i - tif: , 1 I I , -1 . - 111-1,1 1. .. .I I 171 , Ll , -,.. JZ, -. H, W 1 pilgzgj 51 K I - II ' I ,.' 1 .II . ' 1 ,a f,,,: i , 1 ' I I -I I' I ' It 1 ,M .1 1 ' 1 I , 11 1 I 'II ,+I 1 Q11 I . If I 'k.: ., f , w ,I .1 f',,.1 W 1 . I -A I I ,I IPI' 1 1 ' I, . , ,I ' 1 I- , 11 i 1 I . 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I I . I I I I - '1 1 1 1 f I I , 1' . 1 11 I . 1 I 1 I , I . 1 I SCIENCE CLUB Standing: fl. to R., L. Lachelt, B. Lanferrnan, H. Roeske, G. Rose, B. Wisner, J. I-Iunuphrey, D. Tetzlaff, E. Hansel, T. Steger. Sitting: QL. to R., C. Hansen, B. Scovel, J. Hansen D. Bartel, L. Glunn, Gordon Kubiak fnot presents. The Science Club was started this year under the direction of Mr. Wollenburg. The Club now has a membership of fifteen. The elected officers of the Club are: DeLorman Bartel, Presidentg Lowell Glunn, Vice-President: Joanne Hansen, Secretary-Treasurer, and Betty Scovel, Historian. Photography was the main study of the year. After each meeting a lunch was served JUNIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right: Back Row: J. Townsend, C. Martin, J. Humphrey, D. Chipman, E. Hansel, J. King, K. Schuette, J. Thurley. Middle Row: C. Hansen, J. Hansen, I. Bielmeier, L. Glunn, R. Kittleson, D. Edwards, A. Speilman, J. Gehrke. Bottom Row: D. Reed, P. Lenhart, B. Koechel, L. Lachelt, E. Spielberger, A. Kietzer, H. Dutcher. Not in Picture: G. Kubiak. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Under the direction of Mr. Schoening the Junior Class presented the play Night of January 16th on November 16, 1949, The play was a comedy-drama in three acts. The scene was the courtroom of the Superior Court of the State of New York. From the audience twelve prople were chosen as jurors. Seated in the audience were a group of class pla students who acted as witnesses. I The play was versatilre in the respect that it could have had either of two endin s depending upon the verdict of the jury. . All in afl it was a great deal of fun for the students who participated in it and the audience enjoyed it immensely. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, Spring Fever, under the direction of Mr. Cramer, was presented May 4, 1950. The play was a three-act Mrs. Spangler kept a rooming comedy and it was very well received. house for the college students. Not only did she have college boy roorners but girls, parents, and aunts. Ed Burns, a chemistry student, turned his room into a laboratory and ex- plosions were always occuring. like this. So do we! We had it was wonderful. Carmen Kietzer Kay Rose Ardyth Redlin Elaine Olson Phyllis Wilcox Thelma Steger Robert Behnke Dick Rielly Dick Van Vleet Tom Poullette Bob Fitzgerald Gerald Polokowski fNot Present, Row One Row Two Ed said, l wish College was always one day of spring fever, and we thought Vivian George, Vic's heart-interest Lou Herron, a journalism student Anne Purcell, Howard's heart-interest Phoebe Purcell, Anne's mother Maude Corey, Howard's spinster aunt Mrs. Spangler, the landlady Prof. Virgil Bean, of the zoology dept. Henry Purcell, Anne's father Howard Brant, a college student Dr. Dixon, College President Ed Burns, a chemistry student Vic Lewis, an art student 5, 5 e 1 v 3 5 f 1 Q 2 T 5 4 m f 1 W 1 9 1 z v 4 1 I i 1 4 LETTERMANS CLUB Left to Right: Row Four: A. Koechel, R. Adney, D. Edwards, R. Kittleson, G. Polakowski, D. Tetzlaff, C. Martin, R. Wislinsky, L. Glunn. Row Three: Bob DeLaura, D. Skidmore, G. Schultz, J. Skidmore, M. Blader, D. Lungwitz, H. Beutler, W. Woodbury, B. Caswell. Row Two: F. Pica, A. Bopp, T. Poullette, R. Wisner, O. Lehr, D. Chipman, E. Rinaldi, B. Lanferman, H. Roeske, D. Martin. Row One: E. Hansel, H. Reilly, A. Bohn, D. Van Vleet, H. Dutcher, D. Reilly, D. Bartel, D. Schmuhl, J. King. The Lettermans Club was very active during the school year. The club sold pop and candy to the students at all football, basketball, and baseball games. It also had a candy and coke machine in the High School. The proceeds from these sales bought articles needed for all sports and paid for medical bills that the W. I. A, A. did not cover. The club also gave a present to all sick athletes and paid for the senior's school jackets. The club elected Gordon Schultz, President: Frank Pica, Vice Pres- identg Bob Wisner, Secretary--Treasurer: Elmer Hansel, Student Council. Mr. Batterman was the advisor. A yearly party was again held at Silvercryst. The Club's 48 members ate all they could and played games and sang songs for an enjoyable evening Ji 4 ,Lg i 4 I C 1 p L 5 A 1 4. 6 i L! 'I i 'Q i 1 P Pg, , 1 1 c . K 1 I E 1 vm , 1.5 . . 'ff .32 , f 15,2 ? fi ,- VH! 413 If? 9:5 lf . 4 1 1 1 f v 1 X. . ,. .- Q A 1 4 x INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Left to Right: Row One: E. Rinaldi, M. Blader, B. Wisner, B. Nigbor, G. Polokowski, H. Dutcher, D. Van Vleet. Row Two: A. Koechel, B. Lanferman, D. Reed, B. Behnke, J. King, H. Roeske, C. Martin, D. Adney. Row Three: B. DeLaura, B. Caswell, H. Beutler, D. Tetzlaff, G. Alfsen, D. Lungwitz, J. Bruchs. Row Four: L. Glunn, D. Engle, M. Carpenter, H. Bolser, R. Wislinske, L. Waala, W. Peterson. This year, Wautoma High School offered a course in Industrial Arts for the first time. The Department has shown such great promise that its members includeone third of the high school enrol1.ment. With the semester of 50-51, an enrollment of fifty per cent of the student body is expected. The course offers training in Mechanical Drawing, Wood- working, Welding, Sheet Metal and For e Work. With the increased en- rollrnent, the department hopes to branclgx out into the finer arts of Leather - craft, Masonry, Plastics, Electrical and Motor Mechanics. The Indus- trial Arts program benefits both the rural and city students. At the be inning of the second semester, students formed an Indus- trial Arts Clui: to further work in specialized fields. The boys are very pleased with the opportunity to develop useful hobbies and to learn other trades as a future means of support. The Officers for the club are: I Robert Wisner, President: Milton Blader, Vice President: Emil Rinaldi, Sec . Treasurer, Bob Nigbor, Sgt at Arms, Gerald Polakowski, Student Council Representative. Advisor, Mr. Gracyalny. ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right Standing: O. Lehr, E. Rinaldi, K. Resheske, F. Pica, A. Ames. Sitting: T. Poullette, A. Kocurek, B. Wisner, C. Grimm, C. Kietzer. Editor Robert Wisner Assistant Editor Frank Pica Production Orville Lehr Sports Editor Emil Rinaldi Literary Katherine Resheske Art Adair Kocurek Class Carmen Kietzer Business and Advertising Sales Manager Arlene Ames Annual Sales lVlanager Tom Poullette Advisor Mr. Schoening -L r. L . KL-R. HOT LUNCH Wautoma High School sponsored a hot-lunch pro ram again this year. The lunch was served first on October 15, 1945, and the price was twenty cents per meal. However, the co-operation of the student 'body was so great that the price was reduced to fifteen cents after afew months . The average nurnber of students who ate each day was about 135. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Bartel were in charge of cooking the meals. They also had six of the students in the kitchen who helped with the various tasks. 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At first it looked as if the Hornets would share honors for the con- ference again this year, since they played a 12-12 game with Omro, but their hopes were dashed when they lost a thriller to Westfield, Z1-18. In non-conference play the Hornets won two and lost one. They won a decisive victory over the Rapids B team the fir st game of the season by a 47-0 score. Another victory came over Manawa in a tough battle, 7-0. However, the last ame ofthe season the Hornets travele to West DePere and received a heartbreaking setback, 20-13. Two of Wautoma's players made the all-conference team - Robert Wisner, half-back, and Emil Rinaldi, end. Robert Wisner was elected captain of the football team and Gordon Schultz was named most valuable player. Those making the second team were Gordon Schultz at half-back, Curtis Martin at guard, and Donald Edwards at tackle. The minor letter winners were R. Adney, D. Bertzyk, M. Blader, N. Dahlke, R. Hardtke, J. King, D. Martin, D. Schultz, R. Van Vleet, and G. Polokowski. The major letter winners were A. Bohn, A. Bo p, R. Chipman, H. Dutcher, D. Edwards, L. Glun.n, C. Martin, W. Berzentka, F. Pica, T. Poullete, E. Rinaldi, D. Schmuhl, G. Schultz, D. Skidmore, J. Skidmore, R. Wislinsky, and R. Wisner. The managers were Russ Kittleson, Elmer Hansel, Orville Lehr and Harold Roeske. The scores of the games were as follows: Wisconsin Rapids B's 0 Wautoma 12 Omro Wautoma Manawa 0 Wautoma Adams-Friendship 2 Wautoma Westfield 21 Wautoma 18 Port Edwards 6 Wautoma 36 West DePere 20 Wautoma 13 Total Points Wautoma - 189 Opponents - 62 Won 4 Lost Z Tied 1 fPRECEDING PAGEQ Kneeling: QL. to R., N. Dahlke, D. Martin, L. Glunn, D. Skidmore, C. Martin, R. Wislinski, R. Hardtke, . J. Skidmore, G. Schultz, D. Adney, W. Perzentka. Standing: QL. to R., D. Van Vleet, A. Bohn, D. Reilly, D. Schmuhl, D. Chipman, H. Dutcher, E. Rinaldi, A. Boplg, T. Poullette, F. Pica, B. Wisner, I-If Reilly, D. dwards, Coach Batterman. Left to Right Back Row: Middle Row: Bottom Row: FOOTBALL D. Van Vleet, A. Bohn, D. Reilly, D. Schmuhl, D. Chipman, H. Dutcher, E. Rinaldi, A. Bopp, T. Poullette, F. Pica, B. Wisner, H. Reilly, D. Edwards. N. Dahlke, D. Martin, L. Glunn, D. Skidmore, C. Martin, R. Wislinski, R. Hardtke, J. Skidmore, G. Schultz, D. Adney, W. Perzentka. G. Eannelli, B. Lanferman, R. Watkins, A. Ziegenhagen, R. Lehr, G. Polakowski, H. Bolser, L. Waala, M. Blader, J. King, H. Roeske UAD SQ IIA ai .: 2 36 dd Q8 me .O UW 22 Azz: E452 - ,ff 2 Q5 na Eg. 8' gg C e-2 an-4 E 3 SQ: '5 -3 3 Gm na .ef-E ci 4-F '55 if 3 U3 Edie: 5.,,fEm E235 .Ein Ugdmki 4-F .C ee.. .. me a Q82 2 -.J -O-5 35255 cs 3.2 2 In B SQUAD Standing: Coach Batterman, H. Reilly, D. Schmuhl, A. l Koechel, R. Wislinsky, L. Waala, D. Skidmore Kneeling: B. DeLaura, J. Forberg, R. Lehr, B. Lanferman, A. Ziegenhagen, D. Martin, D. Tetzlaff. A SQUAD CONFERENCE PLAY Wautoma again played a fine season of basketball, winning the conference championship for the second straight year, and advancing into the finals of the district tournament. In taking their second undisputed crown, the Hornets had a 13-1 record for conference play. After losing their first encounter of the season to Omro, the team went on to take twelve straight games in the conference. Weyauwega Waupaca Berlin Omro Green Lake Adams Tri-County Alma Cochrane Westfield Port Ed. Green Lake Montello BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Wautoma Plainfield Wautoma Westfield Wautoma Adams Wautoma Weyauwega Wautoma Port Ed. Wautoma Omro Wautoma Montello Wautoma District Tournament Amherst Z5 Wautoma Weyallwega 35 Wautoma Iola 45 Wautoma Row Row Row Row Four: Three: Two: One: l TRACK D. Reilly, D. Bartel, D. Chipman, D. Schmuhl, R. Lehr, D. Sanur, W. Woodbury, L. Decker, C. Martin. A. Zie enhagen, H. Bolser, L. Waala, J. Forberg, G. Eannelfi, H. Reilly, D. Skidmore, D. Schultz, H. Dutcher, D. Edwards. R. Kittleson, B. Wisner, R. Hardtke, O. Lehr, R. Wis- linski, J. Lesniak, G. Kubiak, B. Peterson, R. Watkins. J. .King, D. Van Vleet, T. Poullette, G. Schultz. QE. Rinaldi not pre sent., Wautoma was out for another fine track season this year after cli- maxing last year's season by winning the conference, the sectionalmeet at Eau Clair, and the state track championship for the first tirne in Wautoma's history. The team was absent two Seniors from last ,gear but had a ood nucleus to build around in R. Wisner, H. Dutcher, . Poulette, C. Jar- tin, G. Schultz, D. Reilly, R. Wislinsky, D. Chipman, O. Lehr, and E. Rinaldi. There are also good prospects in coming underclassmen and new members. ' 1 1 1 BASEBALL Row Three:L. Glunn, R. Kittleson, G. Rose, P. Hardtke, L. Decker, G. Eannelli, D. Schrnuhl, C. Martin. Row Two: A. Ziegenhage-ln, B. Caswell, F. Pica, B. Nigbor, D. 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