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V - 1 -.a.4rv- hw' fa '1---ag-3 A .xr , 511:31 5715: .,l f'f'Z' .7-2217.7 'Zi We, the Seniors, humbly dedicate the 1951 HORNET to Coach Batterman, who unstintingly gave of his time and effort for the promotion of school spirit at Wautoma High School. We will always remember him for his leadership in scholastic, athletic, and extra-curricular activities. FOREWARD We, the Seniors of 1951, present to you this Hornet as your book of memories. In it we have tried to choose the most interesting and important happenings and to put them down for you to remember al- ways. Kama! of 5 ' gg- Left to Right: L. Hansen: A. Nickolaig L. Young: C. Larson: H. Barrel: C. Foley. ROLF W. CRAMER, Superintendent Eau Claire State Teachers College, B. S. University of Wisconsin-M. S. Mathematics To the Seniors: For the seniors of Wautoma High School may I leave this message: Think of education as continuous, never ending. Continue your reading of good books and through them con- tinue to develop a keen interest in the affairs of the world in which you live. Continue that active interest in music, art and good litera- ture. Keep looking for opportunities to serve your fellow rneng affiliate yourselves with those institutions and movements which are aimed at makin a better world. Remember Stat true and lasting success comes to him who can lose himself in the in- terest of others. I wish you that kind of suc- cess. MARLON BATTBRMAN Oshkosh Sure Teachers College--B. S. Physical Education Mathematics DENNIS GRACYALNY Platteville Stltu Teachers C011 B ege-- .S. Industrial Arts MAIBL BAUMANN Oshkosh sure Teachers conqs--a. rl. History HARVARD BRDMAN Stovens Polnt Suse Teachers Collmc University of sconstn Muslc BBATRICB HAHN Whlsewner sms Teachers College--B. B. Commercial MARY HUMPHREY Unlversit of Wisconsin--B. S. Homemaling LYLE SCHULTZ Oshkosh State Teachers College--B. S. Science Qzacaliq CLAIRE MASTALIR Ripon College--B. A. English DALTON SCHOENING University of Wisconsin- -B. S English ARLYN WOLLENBURG Oshkosh State Teachers College--B. S. Science MILDRED ANDERSON Millie She takes the world as she finds it. Choir 4g Dramatics rg F.H.A. I,2,3,4gGiI1S Glee Club rg Oriole Staff 1.2.3. IRENE BIELMEIER Billie Men are bothersomeg I like to be bothered. Girls Basketball rg Dramatics 2.3: Oriole Staff I.2,3,4: F. H.A. 2,3,4 F. H. A. Parllmentarian 4. HOWARD BOLSER Howie Early to bed, early to rise makes a man--- like mei Boys Glee Club 3, 4g Choir 3, 4g Football 33 Track 2. 2. ALDEN BOPP Slim It aln't the school I don't like, it's the principle of the thing. Band I,25 Baskeball 1,23 Basketball I,2,3,4: Boys Glee Club I,2,3.4: Choir I,2.3,4g Class Treasurerf? Dramatics 1: Football I.2,3g Letter- mans Club I,2,3,4: Oriole Sta 3: Track r,2. JUNIOR HIUCHS Junior' 'Tlx feared he'll dle of over-working F.F.A. 2: Football Manager 4. 5 . DICK CHIPMAN Nchipsf The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. Baseball 1: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Boys Glee Club 1,3.4: Choir 1,2,3.4: Class President 3: Class Vice- resident 1: DIRIDBUCS-33 Football 1, 2, 3.4: Letterman: Club 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.4: Track 2, 3.4: Annual Staff 4: Science Club President 1: Ind. Arts Club 3,4.' NATHAN DA HLKE Nate Not 1azy-- just dou't feel like working. Baseball 1,3,4: F.F.A. 1.2: Football 3.4: Lettermans Club 3,4.' LAWRENCE DECKER I Iarryli Sometimes he sits and thinks. but most of the time he just sits. Baseball I,2.3,4: Basketball 1.2: Class President 1: 'lirack 3. Boa ns LAURA 'rruyr Well, Napoleon was small, too. Band 1.2,3.4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Boys Glee Club 3.4: Choir 1.2.3,4: Lettermans Club 1.2, 3.4: Pep Band I,2,3.4: Band Vice-President 4: Student Council Vice-President 4: Ind. Arts Club 3, 4. HOWARD DUTCHER Dutch' I'm a star---I shine at night. Band I: Baseball 1,2,3.4: Basketball t, 2.3, 4: Class Vice President 2: Dramatics 2: Football 3,4: Lettersmans Club 1. 2, 35 4: Oriole Staff 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Industrial Arts Clu President 4: Prom Committee 3: Float Committee 1.2.3. --------ff-v--sl A. .53 DONALD EDWARDS ll Red! By the power of gravity. he falls in love. Basketball 1.2,3,4g F. F.A. I,2: Football 1,2.3,4g Lettermans Club I,2,3,4g Track I,2. DURWARD ENGLE 'oogie' Studying makes some guys wise, but it makes me otherwise. Band Ig choir 2,3,4g F.F.A. I,2,3: Football 1,23 Lettermans Club I,2,3,4: Track t,4. MARGARET EVANS Margie' Still water runs deep, they say. F.H.A. I,2.3,4: Girls Glee Club I,2l EUNICE GA BLE 'I EunielI Quiet--but be careful F.H.A. I.2,3.4. IANE GEHRKE N A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Choire,4g Dramaticslgg Forensics x,2, 3g Oriole Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 4g A Prom ommittee 3: F oat Committee 3, 4. it IOAN HANSEN Joanie Not only good--b lOriole Staff 2,3,4g Science Club Secty. and Treas. 4: Junior Class 'Playg Senior Classs Pla :Senior Class Pla g Spanish Club 45 Debate g Class Treasurer 4g Girls Glee Club 3. y 4 LOWELL GLUNN OI When in doubt he tells the truth. Football I,2,3, 45 Baseball 3,4g Basketball Manager 4: Class President 2g Industrial Arts Club 3,4g Science Club 3,4g Letterman's Club t,2,3,4g Oriole Staff 4: Annual staff 4g Debate 49 Class Play 3,4. 4 nt good for something. CAROL HANSEN Jeannie' Without trouble or care with her laughing face and curly hair. Dramatics 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I,2,?,4: Forensics 4: Debate 4: Girls Glee Club Ig Library 3,4g Oriole Sta f 2.3.43 F! H.A. Vice-President 4g Library Club Sec. -Treas. 4: Science Club 3.- IAMES HUMPHREY Jim' Everyone likes a conscientious worker. Dramatics 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Prom Committee 3. IENNIE MAY JOHNSON Jennie' My teachers think I am so sweet ' They always put me in the foremost seat. Forensics Ig Dramatics 3g Oriole Staff 4. AUDREY KIETZER Kietz Her husband will have to Cheerleader 1,25 Choir I, 2,l3,4g Drarnatics 3g F. H. A. 1.2, 3,45 Forensics I: Girls Glee Club I,2: Orlo e Staff l,2,3.4. I A MES K ING II Jim!! Every man is a volume--if you know how to read him. Baseball 1,23 Boys Glee Club 1,3,4g Choir I,2,3,4g Dramatics 3: Football I,2,3,4g Lettermans Club I,2,3,4g Track I,2,3. BETTY KOECHEL Penny I can resist everything but temptation. Choir I,2, 3,45 F. H. A. I,2,3,4g Girls Glee Club I,2: Choir Vice- Pres. 4. be a good athlete to catch her. KATHRYN KILEEN rrcathy- 1 Dark brown eyes are dangerous things They sometimes keep one from getting wings. Girls Basketball I,2: Choir t,2,3.4g Dramatics 25 F.H. A. 1.2, 3.4: Forensics rg Girls Glee Club 1.2: Oriole Staff t,2, 3,4g Student Council 2 RUSSELL KITTLESON n Russn If fame is only to come after death, I am in no hurry for ir. Band Ip Baseball 1.2,3,4g Basketball t,2,3,4g Class Vice-Pres. 1.4: Dramatics 2,3.4p Forensics rg Letterman: Club I,2.3,4: Student Council 3,43 Track 3,43 Debate 43 Football Manager 2,3,4g Student Council Vice-Pres. 3g Science Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 3,4g Prom Committee 3, 4g Float Committee 3.4. GORDON KUBIAK 'V G yll If lwere not Kubiak, I'd wish to be Einstein. Boys Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3.4: Class Pres. 4: Class Vice -Pres. 3: Dramatlcs 3.4: Forensics 3, 4: llettermans Club 4: Oriole Staff 3. 4: Student Council 3.4: Track 2.3,4: Student Council Treas. 3: Debate 4: Science Club 3.4. LOWELL LACHELT Prof Love 'em all, you might miss a good one. Boys Glee Club 3.4: Choir l,2,3,4: Class Treas. 1: Dramatics 2,3,4: Forensics l,2,4: Oriole Staff r,2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4: Student Council Pres. 4: Annual Staff 3,4: Science Club Pres. 3, 4: Spanish Club Treas. 4: Choir Pres. 4: Prom Committee 3: Float Committee 1.3, 4. BEVERLY KOECHE L il Bev!! I can't stop giggling. Choir l,2,3,4: Dramatics 3: F.l-l.A. I,2.3,4: Forensics I,2,3,4:Gll'1S Glee Club 1.2: Library Club I,2,3: Oriole Staff I,2,3,4. PATRICIA LENHART U tl! Never a care. never a hurry, Good-looking fellows her only worry. Band I,2,3,4: Choir 1.2: Dramatics 3.4: Forensics 2,3,4: Girls Glee Club 1.2: Oriole Staff 2,3,4: Pep Band I,2,4: Band Treas. 3: Annual Staff 2: Class Sec. 3 BETTY LEONE ll Red!! Here's a girl with a heart and a smile Who makes the bubble of life worthwhile. F. l-I.A. 3.4: Forensics 1: Oriole Staff 4: F.H.A. Sec. 4. DOLORES MARSON D0lly Her twinkling eyes and jolly disposition shed brightness everywhere. Class Secretary Ig F. H. A. 2. CURTIS MARTIN Curt A true guy admired by all. Baseball I,2,3,4g Basketball I,2,3,4g Dramatics 3: Football 1,2,3,4g Lettermans Club I,2,3,4: Track I,2.3,4. RONALD MECKELBERG Meek Do I bowl 'em over--or am I overbo1d??? Baseball 3g Choir 2: Football 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1.2, 3.4: Lettermans Club I,2,3,4. NADINE OLSON Nick A girl whom you're proud to call your friend. Choir 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 4: F.H.A. I,2,3,4: Junior Choir rg Girls Glee Club Ig Oriole Staff 2.3.43 F. H. A. Pres 4g Choir Accompaniest 1. WALTER PERZENTKA ll Kayolf so long as that which might have been isn't, why worry your head about it? Dramatics 3,4g Football I,2,3,4: Lettermans Club I,2,3,4g Track 1.2. HELEN PICK Helen Her smile is always sunny and her motto's haglpiness, To have her for a friend is a pleasure and no ing less. F.H.A. 3.4. RICHARD REED mek All work and no play is not the life for me. Band I,2,3,4: Baseball 25 Boys Glee Club 3,45 Choir 3,45 Dramatics 2.3, 45 Forensics 45 Pep Band I,2,3,4g Track 25 Debate 45 Ind. Arts Tool Custodian 4 FLORIAN PETERSON lv Perens His works are wisely spoken. Baseball I. LAWRENCE RICH ll Larry!! My belief is, Too much education hinders the mind. Baseball 1.3.45 Basketball 1,25 Class Vice-Pres. 1. JOYCE ROSE IV Her outstanding virtue is kindness. Band 1,2.3,45 Choir 1,2.3,45 F.H. A. 1.45 Library Club 1,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Ass't Librarianl. GORDON ROSE lt Curlyn The virtue of being manly is not lessened by small stature. Lettermans Club 4: Baseball 3. KATHLEEN SCHUETTE Kat 4 School days are lor: of fun, but, oh, those school nights! Band 2, 3,?: Choir 2, 3. 4: Class Treas. r: Dramatics 3. 4: Forensics 1, 2. 3,4 Oriole Sta f 2,3,4: Pep Bandd3.4: Annual staff 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Float Committee 2, 3.4: Ban Sec-Treas. 4: Debate 4. ELEANOR SPIELBERGER Ellie That innocent look will never die But I tell you, kids, it's all a lie. Junior Band I: Basketball 1.2: Cheerleader 2: Class Treas. 2: Dramatics 3: F. H.A. l,2,3.4: Forensics r,2, 3,4: Girls Glee Club x,2: Oriole Staff I,2,3,4: Student Council 1,4: F.H.A. Sec. 2. AUDREY SPEILMAN ll Red!! She'll be faithful to the army forever. Choir l,2,3,4: Girls Glee Club I. Forensics 3: F.H.A. I,2,3,4: Float Committee 4. FRANCES STONE Francey My daydreams come true at night. Class Treas. r: F. H.A. I.3,4: Student Council I. DONALD TETZLAFF Tetz There are three things to my delight: Margie, a moon, and a Sunday rught. Band1,2,3,4g S Q u 1 I Letterman: Club 1.2,3,4g Pep Band 1.2. BARBARA WEBER Ba ketball 1 2 3 4- Choir 1.2,3.4: Dramatics 2: N Barbn In the parlor there oft are three, He, the parlor light, and she. Band I,2,3: Basketball 1, Ch0l1'I,2,3, gDramatics 2.3, gF.H.A. Forensics 1 2 Guls Glee Club 1- Or1ole Stag 2,3,4, Ia2v3n45 I 13:43 r, Prom Committee 3: Choir Sec. 43 Float Committee 1.2, 3. CAROLINE WILLER Carln' Llke an island in the sea. stands her personality. Science Clu Sec. - Treas. 4. GERALDINE WILLIAMS Basketball 11 F. H. A. 1.2, 3, 45 Forensics 3.4: Girls Glee Club 1: Oriole Staff 3, 4g Spanish Club 4: Science Club 43 Annual Staff Junior Prom Committee gg Homecoming Committee 3.4: Spanish Clu Pres. 4, il Gerry!! She never vexed a teacher, she never flunked a test. Band I,2,3:DI8I!13IiC8 21 F.H.A. 2.3.41 Girls Glee Club I: Science Club 4. RONALD wrs1.n+1s1cY 1 1,z,3,4g Track 1,2.3,4g Band Pres. 4. xg ,.f,,,,, 'Whiz' If I can stop one stop one heart from breaking, I shall not have lived in valn. Band 1,2.3.4: Baseball 1, Basketball 1.2.3145 Boys Glee Club 3.4: Choir ' - ' ' , g Club I,2,3,45C13SSP!eS, 1, Dramatrcsz, Footba I.2,3 4 Letterrnans ROSALIE KOECHEL Rosie Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is. Choir I,2,3,4g F.H. A. 1,2,3,4g Gir1's Glee Club I. HONOR STUDENTS l. Carol Hansen Z. Kathleen Schuette 3. Joan Hansen 4. Joyce Rose 5 . Geraldine Williams 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Lowell Lachelt Patricia Lenhart Gordon Kubiak Nadine Olson Dick Chipman The Honor Award, a gold W , is given to any student who has participated to an exceptional degree in Athletics, Music, or Forensics, and has received four letters in one major sport in Athletics or four letters in Music or Forensics. ATHLETICS Curtis Martin, Donald Edwards Walter Perzentka Ronald Wislinsky Howard Dutcher Ronald Meckelberg Richard Chipman Gold W Winners MUSIC Joyce Rose ji 1 Q' 'U 1' ' ,M Ng '- if P, N .1 'xnxx I x X 0 i , Q' ' ll! FORENSICS None Row I: Left to Right. D. Schultz, D. Mandeik, D. Sauer, B. Lanferman, H. Reilly, M. Blader L. Waala. Row 2: R. Larson, A. Raatz, P. Hardtke, W. Woodbury, W. Peterson, A. Koechel, D. Lungwitz, D. Skidmore. Row 3: D. Weiland, I. Bolser, B. Raub, J. Raatz, E. Sauer, P. Teska, V. Bielmeier, J. Hanne- man, J. Johnson, M. Wegner. Row 4: B. Carpenter, E. Ludtke, B. Ames, D. Anderson, K. Young, H. Blader, B. Scovell, I. Keller, S. Thurley, I. Koechel. We've always been told that our Junior year in high school would be our busiest and most eventful, and it has proven to be just that. Scholastically, the school maintained a stiff schedule for Juniors this year, with history, English and speaking, chemistry, shorthand, and Spanish classes on our programs. Our boys were active inall sports- football, baseball, track, and Intramural athletics. We also had a good representation in dramatics, forensics, music and' every other activity in school. Of course, it seemed a Herculean job preparing for the annual prom--but when the big night came, it all proved worthwhile. We used Roses as our decorative theme, and our gym became one hugh flower garden where Bob Lanferman and his queen reigned for the evening. Now that it's all over, we're ready to come back in the fall as Sophistactied Seniors. For our class officers, we chose Bob Lanferman, Pres, Phyllis Teska, Vice-Presg Virginia Bielmeier, Sec, Dave Skidmore, Treas. 5 Row I: Left to Right. G. Rogers, L. Schubert, T. Lemke, A. Zeigenhagen, M. Carpenter, D. Schmuhl R. Watkins, R. Lehr, D. Martin, G. Eannelli. Row 2: T. Beilmeier, M. Townsend, M. Hahn, A. Warwick, M. Frank, S. Padlock, A. Nickolai, N. Gilson, N. Spielman, D. Wilcox, M. Waala. Row 3: S. Koechell, E. Waldal, E. Becker, Gustke, Gustke, D. Greenman, L. Waala, J. Lesniak, I. Forberg, P. King, M. Wacholtz, V. Podoll. Row 4: J. Hartford, J. Wandrey, A. Putskey, G. Vetrone, M. Anderson, G. Bauer, M. King, M. Waid, C. Nowak, C. Caswell, M. Schuette, M. Skidmore. When we came to school as Sophomores, we discovered that our school life was different from what we had been accustomed to as Freshmen. We were given a year to learn to depend on ourselves, and we were expected to take a more active part in school life--to be heard as well as seen. Our scholastic subjects were more difficult, too. Biology, World History, Typing, English, Algebra, plus all our extra- curricular ac- tivities kept us constantly busy. Many Sophomore boys represented us in athletics, and we had representatives in all the activities in school. Next year we'll be back as Juniors to do even greater things. For our class officers, we chose Dick Martin, Pres, Allyn Zieg- enhagen, Vice-Pres, Mary Skidmore, Sec, Norma Speilman, Treas. Wwfkman Left ro Right Row I: I. Scorgie: J. Jaytner: B. Mi11er:B. Slmonsonp F. Bielmeierg D. Goodwin: D. Glunng A. Matthias: R. Rose: D. Moon: G. Redlin. Row II: E. Townsend: L. Katzner: H. Rosby: B. Tetzlaffg G. Quimby: P. Marge11:L. Wegner: N. Reed: S. Spei1man:J. Rose: B. Keller: N. Olson. Row III: J. Draves: M. Quick: L. Lynn: N. Wandrey: D. Brose: E. Raub: H. Schaeffer: N. Fuller: B. Scove11:A. Standke: E. Pomplum: M. Laing. Row IV: J. Jungenberg: P.. O'Connor: D. Glunng R. Darby: M. Kietzer: L. Swinton: G. Gustke: G. Pierotti: I. Frohmader: R. Koechelg R. Waalag D. Pick: L. Thom: R. Carollag A. Frazer. Row V: C. Koechelg G. Thompson: J. Raatz: J. Wargula: M. Forberg: R. Rose: R. Grimm: V. DeLaura: D. Nowak: D. Chamberlain: N. Lesniak: I. Wacholtz: B. Davis. For some of us, the first day of school last September was our introduction to Wautoma Hi h School. We will never, forget the days when we dashed down the hal? as the last bell rang or tried to sneak into class at five to nine. But now, a year later, we have much more confidence in ourselves. We look forward to our three remaining years in high school and hope they will be as happy and as profitable as the first one has been. For our class officers we chose Mary Forberg, President: Roddy Darby, Vice-President: and Audrey Standke, Sec. - Treas. ww...-,............ .M-N... we i QI Slmlmz' Gamez! C Row I: L. to R. I. Rose, G. Kubiak, D. Wilcox, L. Lachelt, B. Scovell, B. DeLaura, Row 2: L. to R. R. Meckleberg, N. Spielman, J. Hanneman, M. Blader, R. Kittleson, D. Chipman E. Spielberger. This is our student group for better government. They meet to discuss current interests of the school This year the put into effect . , y a noon hour recreation program and sponsored a magazine drive, the profits of whi h ' ' c were used for school improvements. The council al- so became affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils This is a great benefit to the roup. They have the privilege of attend- ing Student Council Rallys ang receiving the better school government. Homecoming plans and festivities were underthe direction of the coun C 11 . The Student Council is made up of representatives from the classes and organizations. Elected as officers this year were Lowell Lachelt P .d I .... . resi ent, Russell Kittleson, Vice-Presidentg Da1sy'W1lcox, Secretary, Treasurer, Mr. Cramer was the advisor. V Following are the students and the group they representg J. Rose, Freshmen, D. Wilcox, Sophomoresg M. Blader, Junirosg B. DeLaura, Seniorsg G. Kubiak, Science Club' R Meckelberg' N S eilman, F.H. , . , . p A., J. Hanneman, Forensics. L. Lachelt, Orioleg B. Scovell, Library f lub, R. Kittl A ' ' ' ' eson, nnual, D. Chipman, Letterman, E. Speilberger, panish Club. 1 f ..., i fa ' N ji 1 I I af Q4 A-if WY ff M , Asif: . rag: , I '.- . A ., sf E eutmna C2444, vf' 7 , K1 . 2:11, - , w-...-. .,. S 1,.,...,:,3 4 :ch W! -1 ' ..,,Af H' ,,.... S ' , .W ..,. .W . I hlflw swfhdfiili .Q-nnvnnn-www ,7 ' , AA ,f,, Iwg A 2'.1- .. W vu eff' adv. Sales i llmeaiil . wig? nv .swf Row Ig Left to Right. E. Spielberger, I. Bielmeier, P. Lenhart, G. Kubiak, L. Lachelt, I. Gerke K. Schuette, H. Dutcher, C. Willer, L. Glunn. Row 2: N. Olson, V. Bielmeier, N. Speilman, J. Rose, D. Wilcox, D. Skidmore, J. Johnson, I. Hanneman, D. Weiland, K. Kileen, A. Keitzer, B. Weber. Row 3: B. Koechel, I. Hansen, R. Rose, B. Scovell, P. Teska, K. Young, H. Blader, M. Waala, C. Hansen. We made it! Every other Friday this sigh of relief issued forth from the Oriole Staff as they met another deadline. All the students looked forward to reading the Oriole as much as the staff enjoyed put- ting it out, despite the headaches. It takes more than an ambitious editor - Jane Gerkeg and an able advisor - Mr. Schoeningg it takes the combined efforts and enthusiasm of the entire staff, reporters, typists mimeographers, artists, and sports writers. Credit and thanks are due the staff for devoting their extra time to this publication. Everyone looked for the latest Gossip, a regular feature, and for the Senior who was the Spotli ht. All in all, it was a successful year, providing good experience fir anyone interested in journalism. ii- I I - . PY g- if L.-. i S zllamqglufl Row I: Left :lo Right: J. Rose, D. Wilcox, N. Spielman, B. Scovell, M. Hahn, I. Hanneman, I. Io nson. Row 2: V. Bielmeier, M. Townsend, M. Waala, D. Weiland, B. Scovell, C. Hansen, P. Teska, A. Warwick. Row 3: J. Keller, S. Koechel, C. Nowak, M. Schuette, K. Young, H. Blader, M. Anderson, E. Sauer, J. Rose. The library club is an organization designed to provide for the suc- cessful administration ofthe library. The student librarians acquire an over-all knowledge of all the work that goes on in a library. Due to their efforts it is possible to make the library facilities available to the students every period during the day. This year the librarians sponsoreda carnival which was highly successful. The money was used to purchase badly needed library equipment. The club is open to any- one interested in library work and in giving a service to the school. Mrs. Baumann is the advisor. Row If Left to Right. J. Lesniak, B. DeLaura, D. Martin, F. Bielmeier, D. Moon, D. Skidmore, W. Perzentka, I. Forberg, R. Rose. Row 2: G. Redlin, N. Dahlke, R. Lehr, N. Olson, D. Tetzlaff, W. Woodbury, L. Glunn, R. Wis- linsky, D. Lungwitz, D. Edwards, C. Martin, M. Blader. Row 3: I. King. L. Waala, R. Kittleson, A. Ziegenhagen, D. Schmuhl, D. Chipman, R. Ianfer- man, H. Dutcher, R. Meckelberg, A. Bopp. G. Kubiak, H. Reilly, G. Eannelli. The Lettermans Club has functioned as a school organization for many years. It is open to all major and minor letter winners in all phases of sports. As well as selling pop and candy at basketball and football games, the club has pop and candy vending machines in school. The profit from these machinesgoes to the club. Every year the money from the treasury is used to pay one-half the price of a team jacket for each Senior. The club voted as its officers for the year, Dick Chipman, Presidentg Don Edwards, Secretary-Treasurer. At the end of the school year, a large banquet is given in which the members get together for food and entertainment. QWWL ... MA .... INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Row I: Left to Right. H. Dutcher, R. Meckelberg, D. Reed, D. Skidmore. Row 2: D. Moon, Boyd Simonson, D. Tetzlaff, D. Chipman, B. DeLaura, L. Glunn, N. Olson. Row 3: G. Redlin, J. Forberg, M. Kietzer, R. Darby, R. Wislinsky, C. Martin. Row 4: L. Waala, D. Lungwitz, M. Blader, B. Peterson. R. Waala. An important part of the Industrial Arts Department is the Indus- trial Arts Club. Here the boys are kept busy in their free time work- ing on projects for their home, community and school. Shortly after Thanksgiving, the club started repairing toys which were collected by the 4O et 8 . The fellows gave all of their free time and some of them even went dateless in order to work nights to help Santa in his big job of bringing toys to the good boys and girls. For a lot of the under privileged children of this county, the boys put the Merry in Merry Christmas. For their homes, some of the boys have been making projects such as lamps, what-not shelves and even larger pieces of furniture. They have given their parents plenty of reason to be proud of them. The school can well be proud too, for the club, along with the Industrial Arts Department, has aided in repair work for the school. Jfameg ' Glad 4. .... Row 1: Left to Right. G. Vetrone, C. Koechel, E. Gable, B. Ames, R. Rose, J. Koechel, E. Ludtke, J. Raatz, V. DeLa:ra, Lwacrgula, G. Eguer, B. Koechel, B. Koechel, C. Nowak, K. Young, I. Raatz. D. Nowa , M. Wa oltz, I. se. Row 2: D. Anderson, A. Speilman, J. Keller, A. Keitzer, E. Spielberger, K. Kileen, B. Scovell, P. Teska, N. Lesniak, M. Lang, A. Stanke, R. Koechel, P. Lenhart, B. Weber, J. Hartford, M. Evans, J. Wandrey, D. Brose. Row 3: I. Draves, N. Wandrey, A. Putskey, C. Willer, B. Tetzlaff, D. Wilcox. M. Schuette. B. Scovell, F. Stone, H. Pick, S. Koechel, V. Bielmeier, C. Hansen, B. Leone, S. Padlock, E. Sauer, J. Bolser. Row 4: M. Anderson, A. Nickolai, P. King, V. Podoll, M. King, B. Raub, R., Shafer, I. Bielmeier, N. Olson, M. Waala, N. Fuller, G. Williams, E. Becker, M. Hahn, J. Johnson, N. Speilman, S. Speilman, M. Townsend, B. Reed, M. Anderson, J. Hanneman, D. Weiland, M. Frank. The F. H. A. chapter of Wautoma promises a good crop of wives for some lucky boys., We've tried to carry out our motto, Forward to New Horizons, in all fields so we may take our places as Future Home- makers of America. Our annual rally was held at Westfield, where we made new friends, exchanged ideas, and had fun. Our Christmas party with the exchanging of gifts and the refresh- ments was a great success. Our officers for this year were: President, Nadine Olson, Vice- President, Carol Hansen, Secretary, Betty Leoneg Treasurer, Donna Anderson, Parlimentarian, Irene Bielmeierg Historian, Janice Johnson. F Q . Row 1, 1. to r. P. O'Connerg C. Caswe11pE. Spielbergerg M. Schueneg J. Bolserg J. Rose: G. Bauer: B. Scove11gB. Koeche11gK. Young: H. Blader. Row 2, 1. to r. P. Teskag A. Speilrnang B. Tetzla fp E. Sauerg M. Waidp E. Townsend, P. King M. King: M. Waalag B. Weberg P. Lenhart. Row 3. 1. to r. B. Raubg D. Wilcox: C. Willerg J. Hannemang J. Johnson: G.Kubiakg L. Lacheltg K. Schuetteg M. Townsendp M. Hahng D. Skidmore: N. Gilson. This year our forensic team did wonders for their coach, Mrs. Bauman. Of the seven going to the League Contest at Port Edwards, six received A ratings. The six, Lowe 1 Lachelt, Serious Declama- tion, Gordon Kubiak, Orationg Kathleen Schuette, Extemporaneous Speaking, Clara Caswell, Four Minute Speechg Daisy Wilcox, Humor- ous Declamationg and Eleanor Spielberger, Extemporaneous Reading, represented Wautoma at Stevens Point in the District Contest. WL giddy my DEBATE Left to Right: L. Glunng K. Schuette, D. Reedg C. Hanseng I. Hanseng R. Kittlesong G. Bauerg G. Kubiak 3 'Agat- lv-Q Left to Right: D. Sauerp J. Humpnreyg D. Weilandg C. Willerg M. Wegner: P. Hardtkeg B. Peterson: L. Lacheltg E. Spielbergerp K. Kileen. SPANISH CLUB iHola, amigo! Como esta usted? The Spanish Club newly organized this year chose as its name El Carmeno which means The Beehive. The buzz of some of the meetings proved how appropriate the name was. The Spanish Club sponsored Wautoma's first recreation center and helped make it successful. The group chose as its president. Caroline Willer and secre- tary-treasurer, Lowell Lachelt. Miss Mastalir was the advisor. Bam! Row I: Left to Right. A. Daye, P. O'Conner, J. Rose, B. Tetzlaff, D. Wilcox, D. Reed, K. Schuette, M. Hahn, N. Thompson. Row 2: C. Holmes, B. Delaura, B. Thompson, B. Scovell, N. Fuller, D. Greenlan, N. Speilman, J. Rose, P. Hansen, E. Rose. ' Row 3: A. Nickolai, P. Lenhart, H. Blader, M. Forberg, R. Rose, I. Blader, P. Poulette, I. Forberg, P. Foley. Row 4: R. Wislinsky, D. Tetzlaff, G. Eannelli, W. Woodbury, H. Reilly, I. Walker, N. Olson, R. Darby L. Waala. Not Pictured: M. Carpenter, J. Hanneman, M. Skidmore, K. Young. Climaxing its many activities throughout the year, the band com- peted in the Spring Music Festival at Westfield on May 5th, The band again worked diligently in its desire to maintain the standards of' past years. A comparatively small number of seniors will leave the band and they will be hard to replace. Joyce Rose, Dick Reed, Kathleen Schuette, Ronald Wislinsky, Donald Tetzlaff, Pat Lenhart and Bob DeLaura will graduate. Some of the favorite selections of this year's group were: El A- banico , Great Century , Aladdin and the Princess Overture , Sun- day Morning at Glion , and At the Minstrel Show , a television com- edy. l pep Eancf Row I: Left to Right. D. Wilcox, K. Schuette, B. Tetzlaff, J. Rose, J. Rose, M. Hahn, B. Scovell Row 2: M. Skidmore, H. Blader, K. Young, B. Thompson. Row 3: P. Lenhart, M. Carpenter, J. Hanneman, D. Reed, A. Daye, W. Woodbury, H. Reilly, R. Rose, P. O'Conner. Touchdown Song! United Nations Monterey'! Under the di- rection of Daisy Wilcox, the pep band played at home basketball games and pep assembly programs in the auditorium. Always prepared and willing to help the student body 'roll the team on to victory, ' the pep band contributed a great deal to the successful basketball and football season. einem feacfefzfl L. to R. C. Nowak, B. Scovell, D. Wilcox, N. Speilman, C. Caswell. .l1 wlic 3' rm Row I: Lett to Right. H. Blader, K. Young, M. Skidmore, M. Frank, A. Speilman, N. Olson, K. Kileen, B. Weber, R. Grimm, B. Koechell, M. Schuette, R. Rose, C. Koechell. Row 2: V. DeLaura, G. Thompson, A. Nickolie, S. Padlock, H. Schaefer, D. Weiland, J. Hanneman, M. Anderson, M. Hahn, K. Schuette, D. Wilcox, I, Rose, M. Forberg, J. Gerke, S. Koechell. Row 3: I. Rose, B. Koechell, H. Bolser, D. Reed, L. Iachelt, J. King, M. Carpenter, D. Tetz- laff, B. Peterson, D. Schultz, R. Koechell, B. Tetzlaff, A. Keitzer. Row 4: P. O'Conner, C. Holmes, B. DeLaura, B. Thompson, D. Chipman, A. Bopp, G. Kubiak, D. Schmuhl, L. Waala, R. Wislinsky, G. Eannelli, W. Woodbury, G. Redlin, D. Martin. When the purple shadows darken over the rassy meadows where the daisies grow. . . sang out fifty-six voices oig the A Cappella Choir. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday the choir met during the third hour and harmonized on many melodies including Hallelujah! Christ is Risen! and Fir-eflies . Christmas Carols were solemnly sung as the choir moved down r the auditorium aisles. Other appearances of the choir were made at the fall concert and the District Music Tournament at Westfield. The Wautoma A Cappella Choir maintained the excellent record of the past years and developed into a well-balanced capable group. Be- cause of the earnest and intense effort on the part of the choir and its director, Mr. Erdman, the class 'A' calibre of the group was again realized. Seniofz GEM The Senior Class presented the play, The Campbell's Are Com- ing on February 8, under the direction of Mr. Cramer. The play was a three-act hillbilly comedy. Kaye Brannigan, grand- daughter of Ma Brannigan, was supposed to be en aged to a local boy, Jeff Scudder, but while she was away to a city college, she fell in love with Kingston Campbell, a real playboy. When he and his mother decide to come to see what kind of a place Kaye's folks live in, Ma and all of the rest decide, unknown to Kaye, to put on a hillbilly act to make the Campbell's so disgusted that they will go back to the city and leave Kaye to Jeff. The Campbells do find the cabin the Brannigans are living in at the time a bit sordid, and Mrs. Campbell has another one of her faint- ing fits when Dick, who is playing the part of a moronic halfwit, comes up to her and starts eating macaroni that resembles worms! The cast of characters were: Ma Branni an Kathleen Schuette Cyrus Scucgder Lowell Glunn Catalpa Tapp Joanne Hansen Bildad Tapp Gordon Kubiak Augusta Campbell Carol Hansen Kinfgston Campbell Lowell Lachelt - Jef Scudder Durward Engle A Kaye Brannigan Patricia Lenhart Betty Brannigan Barbara Weber Dick Brannigan Dick Reed ' Glu: PM Under the direction of Mr. Schoening, the Junior Class presented We Shook The Family Tree , on November 15, 1950. The setting was the Dolson living room where the Dolson family tried to find a prom date for the wallflower daughter, Hildegard. They finally decided on Freddie Shermer, a very nice boy who was the son of Mr. Dolson's boss, Mr. Shermer. The only thing wrong was that Freddie wore knickers! The cast included the following: Hildegard Dolson ................. . . . Jimmy Dolson .................. Bob Dolson ...... Sally Dolson .... Mrs. Dolson ..... Mr. Dolson ........ Freddie Shermer. . . Mrs. Shermer, . . . Mr. Shermer .... Ellie May ...... Jill .......... Helen Blader Ronnie Larson George Alfsen Kathy Young Donna Madlung Bob Lanferman David Skidmore Phyllis Teska Pat Hardtke Joanne Hanneman Lucinda Deuel .2 I 1 if, QP an w iQ 5 Mmm E fl 31 f Aj PHTENVMIC -4 iifaufi-fw.:mfQ.1.,f'mfm.2: V mf' HY --4 S E s y 12 F , Q , A gswmwsfssg 2. iimsi-Q W 55 The way Isee iris .... A Paper Doll That I Can Call My Own. The umbushka Kid At work on the rock pile. 1 f'i?1 I N ,,i,.. y sys ,,- -J K QI. fi 2 's ' a How are the hor dogs, Daisy? E A ,,,, , ' W, ,X ,K f , A Slumber . .S1umber??? I-2-3-4: I -2-3-4 - H , f ' 2 ss' size 6 112, size 7, size 8. Q 3. ::. - 1 1 -, fs, Y L4 'Qi ,if fi E u' g' Es? Y ,sm Q , nf ' E 02345 ..+S,,5,- A Mak '2 1 41W S W. -,. Wh 1. K. ,, A x ,w-A , 4 N ' , A 5lGkQ uf .7 ' 5? ,u W' Us QQ ij. ,Eggs :a.,,,4g3m , , fyiw, . fi Q5 ,Ku Km ip , Q 5 N I if ,, -J fig fiiigw l,, A as-s V . Di BWV, Q . 'thx S 5 8 3 MBR z XM ig: , Wm ,V .zvwzk A.. E7-' -'-nm. I!! ' 'sf M, E f nf ! 1 .,f fs? if 5 Q wi 3 1 , ' QL Q P---Q , Q, ,V lui' 1 WFffx'f, fQ5 Q if? And 14. 5 Q Q X2 swam 1 i . ff? V www-:Nag 'lf vfY:rY'5, fi y aff W ffm 1 5, EgSer,,i -w, sa ,. Q j, , Q '- 1 if 1 fff ' ,gVA1 5 cf 7 ' Q 3 3 X. bquu, A,,: ,Alzu L' 5 A E SCIENCE CLUB Front Row, 1. to r. R. Roseg L. Lacheltg D. Reed Back Row, 1. to r. R. Darbyg.D. G1unn:M, Keitzerg D. Glunng I. Jaytnerg G. Redling R. Kittlesong D. Tetzlaffg L. Glunnp G. Kubiakg H. Bolser. During the year the Science Club under the direction of Mr. Woll- enburg, met the Band and Choir periods and evenings and viewed edu- cational science films, practiced developing films, balanced chemical formulas and conducted scientific experirnents. g After each meeting a lunch was served to the grou . Elected of- ficers of the group were: Lowell Lachelt, Presidentg Russell Kittle- son, Vice-Presidentg Caroline Willer, Secretary-Treasurer. . Ea. Of .fi ., - X 44? Q Q 0 Jr. MRI if 1.1! g -UWTFQZZI 4' S - Q13 , 4a-alla!! Row I, 1. to r. P. Hartke: D. Martin: R. Lehr: G. Ennellig J. Lesniak: J. Forberg: G. Redlin: D. Glunng T. Bielmeier. Row 2, 1. to r. I. King: N. Olson: D. Moon, R. Wislinsky: N. Dahlkeg D. Edwards: L. Glunn: W. Woodbury: F. Bielmeier. Row 3, 1. to r. Ass't Coach Schultz: W. Perzentka: R. Lanferman: R. Meckelberg: C. Pomey: D. Chipman: H. Dutcher: H. Reilly: C. Martin: Coach Batterman. The Wautoma Football team ended the season in second place. The only loss of the season came at the hands of Westfield, 13-0. Westfield won the championship. In non-conference games Wautoma was undefeated being victorious over West De Pere and ending the sea- son with a hard fought victory over Manawa 14-7. The Hornets started the season in fine fashion winning the first three games. They then lost to Westfield at Westfield but went on to win the last three games and finish the season with six wins and one loss. The following dplayers were seniors: Dutcherg Chipman: Wislin- skyg C. Martin: E wardsg Dahlkeg Meckelbergg L. Glunn and King. Dick Chipman was voted as captain. 6' H 5 Registration-Nose Count. 11 Elections-Picking the Leaders. 18 Initiation-You'r in Frosh! 22 West DePere-A win and a battle. 29 Omro-Chalk up another one. 6 Adams-Wautoma on top. 13 Westfield-Their glories. 19 Bonfire-Snake Dance and high hopes 20 Homecoming. Tri-High. Hopes fulfilled 24 U. N. Day-We know what it is all about now. 2-4 Teachers Convention-Ah, recess! 15 Junior Class Play- We Shook The Family Tree -They did 17 Weyauwega-First of many. 18 Waupaca-We tried, though. 23 Fall Concert. Band played Bach .... Bach lost. 1 A-F-We came through again. 8 Green Lake-Another one. 9 Marshfield-That's more like it! 15 Port-Oh-oh! 19 Marshfield-Getting to be a habit. 21 Christmas Concert- Santa came. 2 School resumes-Happy days? ll Mid-Seme ster Exams-Shh! 8 Senior Class Play-Just a bunch of trying hams . 12 Library Club Carnival-Whoopee! 21 District Tournament-We were consoled. 3 15 Forensics at Port-We took 6 out of 10 A ratings!!! 16 Spring Vacation-Ah, the smell of snow! 1 Wautoma High Burns to the Ground---April Fool! 2 Intramural Class Tourneys-A trophy for the Seniors. 5 Junior Prom- Roses --Oh, how we danced! 5 Band Tournament-Westfield will never be the same. 5 State Forensic Contest-One thing we can do--talk. 20 Baccaulaureate-Amen, Brother. ' 22 Finals-Oh, may my arm ache no more! 1 25 Commencement-So lon Wautoma High! Should auld acquahuance beforgotg FOOTBALL SCHEDULE E L-'EEL West DePere QHerej 13 0 Omro QHerel 27 0 Adams-Friendship fTherel 30 6 Westfield fTherej 0 13 Tri-County QHerel 34 7 Port Edwards QThereD 34 13 Manawa QHere1 14 7 152 46 R 47 ruzsmg Ho Omro Z Q0 met 0 in X 9 X A2599 bf QQ' 'L ,ANQQLQJ 3244, ebb, 06 6 D 0 0760' Give 12957 I Gee is is a swell recess peno today On Monday we always wash. Coming up for air, Oogie? Go11y, I'm only I2 years old. B Row I: Left to Right. L. Waala, M. Blader, D. Engle, L. Rich, L. Decker. Row 2: J. Walker, R. Rose, I. Fromader, D. Martin, L. Glunn, N. Dahlke, N. Olson, J. Lesniak. Row3: G. Eannelli, D. Moon, C. Martin, G. Redlin, B. Lanfennan, R. Wislinsky, D. Blunn, G. Alfsen, A. Ziegenhagen. This year's baseball team was at a disadvantage when only four lettermen, Curt Martin, Russ Kittleson, Lawrence Decker, and Lowell Glunn returned. The team set its oal as high as last year, and anticipated taking the championship of tie conference. Four games were played with Westfield, Port Edwards, Adams- Friendship, and Tri-County. SRX: LATCH W-www Cum wma-. R U55 'T 8 CHJP Ten L4 Wautoma's basketball team, like its football team, finished second in the conference. The team finished the conference race with eight wins and two losses. Their over-all season record was sixteen wins against five losses. The Hornets had the distinction of being the only team to defeat the conference champions, Port Edwards, 35 to 29. Led by Dutcher, Chipman and Wislinsky, who scored 240, 185, and 177 points respectively, Wautoma averaged 41. 7 points per game while holding the opposition to 31. 3 points per game. In conference scorin , Dutcher was third with 133 points and Chipman was eighth with 9'?points. Wislinsky led in scoring in non0conference games with 125 points followed by Dutcher with 117 points. Chipman was tops in free throws with 45, followed closely by Dutcher with 44. Seven of the first team were seniors: Kittleson, Dutcher, Chip- man, Wislinsky, C. Martin, DeLaura and Tetzlaff. Lanferman is a junior while D. Martin and Schmuhl are sophomores. I Howard Dutcher and Russell Kittleson were voted co-captains by the ir team mate s . Wautoma 33 . . . 32 55 . . .60 45 . . .15 63 . . . 36 45 . . . 35 30 . . .45 43 . . .33 59 . . .27 16 . . .28 45 . . .25 40 . . .25 SCHEDULE Weyauwega Wautoma 43 . . . 29 Omro Waupaca 44 . . .24 A-F A-F 48 . . . 37 Weyauwega Green Lake 49 . . . 30 M0ntel10 Columbus 35 . . . 29 Port Edward P0rt Edwardg Z0 . . .41 Westfield Cglufnbus 46 . . .28 Tri-County Almond Westfield DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Almond Wautoma 29 . . . 30 Bear Creek T1'1'C0UntY 40 . . . 20 Weyauwega 48 . . .29 Shiocton '7wck Row I: Left to Right. B. Peterson, D. Schultz, R. Wislinsky. P. Hartke, I. Lesniak, R. Darby. Row 2: M. Keitzer. G. Redlin, D. Sauer, D. Engle, R. Lanferman, W. Woodbury, N. Olson. Row 3: J. Forberg, D. Moon, C. Martin, D. Schmuhl, G. Kubiak, D. Chipman, D. Lungwitz, E. Townsend. Wautoma is out for another good track season this year after win- ning the conference last year at Wautorna, the regional at Menasha, and taking third place at state. The squad has a fine nucleus to build around in D. Chipman, C. Martin, G. Kubiak, W. Woodbury, H. Reilly, and R. Wislinsky. BOTTOMS UP! I WAUTOMA B's Row 1: Left ro Right. M. Kietzer, R. Rose, D. Moon, D. Martin, II. Forberg, P. O'Conner. Row 2: L. Schultz, Coach G. Redlin, T. Bielmeier, B. Lanferman, D. Schmuhl, A. Ziegenhagen, G. Eannelli, N. Olson. The Wautoma B team, under Coach Schultz, did well during the 1950-51 season. The team finished the season with an 11-win and 7- loss record, averaging 25. 5 points per game. The highest score was against Adams-Friendship, 43 points. Bob Lanferman led his mates with 111 points. Doug Schmuhl had the most points in one game when he scored 19 against Port Edwards. 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