Webster High School - Sylvacola Yearbook (Webster, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

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Maas Mr Fred Nelson Mrs Agnes 0'Brien Mr Victor Tollefson Mr Ray Pardun, Chairman 1 Dedication f5s 'b'!n.s ,fu u-qv' A-1 We, members of the Senior Class wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Coach Ed Niedzielski by dedicating our 1957 Sylvacola to him we will always remember him for his well done job in the 1960 football seaso , and for his kindness and friendliness to our class. Thank you, Mr Niedzielski for making our years memorable 2 C O 7 W . ' l'f'F,i .slo o Q an ' . fa? L , s A 'L o' 4 N N 'I ' 5 C A ' ? is W F l 9 - 2? 7 clll W: if F Q ggll ' J', A is Q kwgfwqgfg za. o SO Admini tration 31-n.,,, P-'xl' .I l.....:'. 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Five we a chance T c n be a beast ' Aa Club l,2,3 Myrtle Y Gatten Myrt nA1vavs quiet,a1wavs kind, nicer friend vou'11 never find W 2 lone c Clu Pew Club 2,5 Tiver Crw Staff M Annual Staff M Camera Club 1 Michael B. East 'Miken 'He has three speed slow, slower, and stop. Class Play 3, Class offi cor 3 Annual staff M p club 3 Dorothv M Conrov nDotty uDates are Her favori e fru't Ca era Club 1 Sunsblne Club 1 Deo Club 2,3 Home Fc Club 3 Class Dlax 1, 3 Tiger Crv staff M, In nual staff M borus 3 Sandra N Connors Sandee T can't tnfnv two tbincs at once so T fbin' o Him Chorus 1 2,3 L Dep Llub iome c Club , H nual Staff M T'per Cry Staff L ENllX F Came I En!! 'Acts llke an anv looks llke one too, but you nev er can tell wbat an angel mill do nd 1 1 2, V iorette 1 2 M Den C'ub 1,2,3, Annwal Staff M Chorus 1,2,3 Home Fc Club 3 Class Officer 2 Camera Club l Ralnh J Carlson Swede NA women hater, that's a at be tells us Football l,2,3,M Basket ball 1,2,3 M Baseball 3 , Ag Club 2 3 Cfflcer Uomeco.1np Roya1t,, Class Ulav 3 Chorus 3 l fgwfw .IW Suzanne E. Gaynor 'Sue' 'A three fold girl, read to laugh, love and live Pep Club 2,3 Band l, 2, 3 M, Chorus l,2, Home coming Royalty 2 Annual Staff l,2,L, Triple Trio l 2, Class Officer 2,3, Prom Queen 3, Class Play Arlene F Gerber Chub A likeable girl, with likeable ways Chorus l,3, Annual Staff, h, Pep Club 2 3 Fouard U 78 Wow e NBaseball football, has Aetball, t o Uowle is a letter Man through and through N Basketball l 2,3 h Foot ball l,2,3,h Baseball 1,4 ,L Club 9 Class Plav 3 Marflvn J Uinricks nvarilvn 'When I don't :now what er to argue or not I alwavs arrue C A L l,2,3 Class Officer 3 Pep Club 2,3 Class Plav 3 Annual Staff h,S nshine Llub 1 Chorus 3 Uome Fc C h 3 my OJ REX! MJ Swv Frank F Holter F nFranP er is qui t, but udre hlw by 4t ' Ida O Haef Ida on't recite too loud, m dreaming Chorus l,2,3, Pep 'lub 2, Triple Trio 2,3,h, Glee Club M, Sun Shine Society QV 'FT i Xin'- S .F 11 Velma L. Ingalls 'Val' 'She was cut out to be an angel, but someone stole the pattern' Transferred from Luck 23 Carnival Royalty 2g Pep Club 2,33 Home Ee. Club 3 G A A 3:Cho1r 3gHome coming Royalty M Annual Staff u I ae s ' nc N wen are the remote part o l e Poo' all l,?, sketnall l Olav James Johnson Jim nA good sport, and good in sports Football 2,3,L, Basket bail l,2,3,h, Baseball 2 1,u, Ag Club 1,2,3, offi 09? 3 Boy's State 3 Class officer M Home coming Royalty M Annua Staff M Paul Johnson Paul 'The guy with the sax eppea1.' Transferred from Rice Lake h Annual Staff M Band M Lavern L Johnson lavern 'T ere re two sides t every questlor, the r1ght s oe, ard my slde Rnsvetball 1 Loui e Jackson Edna 'Alwax w lliny, always the , always eacv to do her sta e or n ics l,?,3 Rep Club 2, me Fc nu Qtaf' h Paoer sta f I william Johnston Billy 'Born 1iQe and otheruise ' Band l,?, Chorus 3 Class Play 3 Ceorce J rrv Love NJerrv Never fear, some dnv T ll a ad' w'll'a P M'ller at nmhern are tkroe rreaf mow n fh world, e and f rpotten tHe other two FTHH 2, C ESS W a 2,3 ua era Club l, Annual Staff M wevorlx A Weuco nPev ll OI o o f ll 1 she's friend to everv owe Rand 1,2,3 Ckorus 1,2 Cen Clxb 2,3 G N Club 3 Class Offfcer M Ann nl Staff L Tipp Crv Staff M Willlam I 0'Brien B ll e Gavs are too long and the n'rHts too short Wracf 3 N11-1,1 Velor s Tone Orton Xelores 'Whv should tHe devil Hsxe al the fun fo e EC ub 3 JA! 1? H5 Y 41'fg4, ,ff Q -47 J ll N ' 4 .. ' I' ' I Z qu , I , fp. 1 9 , . N. Q H . ' M -9. 1 les War.n U 'VH V x J X , f Q , x 54 1, V A.nV xy l - W . .. NT, Y' L L A Q. A A 'lm N I HT fy: 4f2mfnVg K A ' ' V H fi f N , 1 U , Ap. ,, . 3g ,l fl ' ' 35 7 M ' . I - , 3 . , ' mb 2 Q1 IV i Fu .9 , N of fin, A a , ,- C vv ' r f A O - - z ,Bs I1 , u ' 3 .A.A. l,?, L' ' ' ' 33 Class Dlayg Home Pc. Q 3 S M 3 , - , 3 if V 11 A rg i Jr- K L X .. . A 3 apr , I i4 A ' I h vv M 'L . 1' V I . ' 'P ga.. e , N 7 YI v b 1 Y I f 1' n ' ' . 1. m . Cl gG.A.A. 2. ' X xg -,Ge Pdvar R Peterson flEdN 'Soorts, mv car, my girl, nhat Pore can T ask for Football 2,3,h, Basketball anaper 3 I Baseball 3 M Flub l 2,3,h Class Officer 3,h, Homecoming Royalty 3, Annual Qtaff h Fborus 3 Russell Ueterson Fuss HI drn t w'nd scbool, t e orinc ole f tbinr Ag Club l,2,3 M Gussie Phernetton 'Guss nSomet4mes pirls ore trouble than cars Dwavne A Droffit nfeorpe Ye stars on the field an on the floor, a coacH's dream and olenty ore oo ball 2,3 B sl t ball 1,2 3,h Baseball l, 2,3 lg, Ag Flub 3 Home coming King 1 Football Caotaln n, Tanet Marlene Racbner 'Jan nSweet is she, to tnose wbo hnow ber fibarv Plub l Fborus 1, Den Club 2 Class Officer 3 Uoneco 'ne Royalty 3 Class Play, Home bc Club 3 Annual Staff 3,h Tizer Fry Graff M Merrill E Rasmussen Verrill HA little nosnense he en lovs, but that fs true of many boys Basvetball 1,?,3,h Foot ball l,?,3,h' Baseball l, 2 3 Ag. Club 2,39 Prom Yinp 3. fi! tryna, Myron Rodgers egg e 'If smart remarks were grains of sand, he'd be a desert' Basketball l,h Baseball 1,-5 l,2,3,h, Football h,Class ,rn Play 3, Az Club 2,3 Dennis C Shutt Denny nOh coach, can't we take some girls along tonightn Football 2,3,h, Baseball 1,P,3,l, Footballh Ag Club 2,3 Class Play 3 choir l,2,3, Class off A Homecoming Royalty h VW xx Warren w Welch warren 'It was a dream,I thought I had my work done Ag Club l,2,3,h Leilani E. Wilson Lony 'A maiden not over bold, and yet not too shyu Choir l,2,3,Sunshine Club 1, Pep Club 2 3 Band 2, Home Bc Club3 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 3, Annual Staff M Tiger Cry Staff is' June Wlckland June A gal who has her career , all Dlarned. Home Ec. Club lg Choir lg Peo Club l. 14 Not Pictured Darrold Doriott 'Darrold' nOh why should life, all labor be.' V , .lb---' IV Ag C u l 2 3 M14 qb L51QL, ll' Raymond L Sprlnger Ray If this is liberty, give me death C orus 5 Class Motto Toaeyfs mistake is to I lf, new A Carole Lunsman 'Ling-a-long' 'I'm not really shy you get to know me.' Football l-2-3-M Class Flower Pink Carnation morrow's success Class Colors Pink and Silver .S 'Vi Left to right Patvlller, Treasurer,M ron Rogers, Vice President, Beverly Newcomb, Secretary, Jim Johnson, President OIICQ A n ' n H . W - 0 N h AIA- K K, f ot QXXX x 'J X n . 1 .n Mo r Q 33 'sgsf ,i IE- xq 'S q64I'.,? .. X, 15 Glass Ill tory In September 1953 f1fty six frightened boys and girls entered Webster High School With the help of our class advisors Mrs Jeffries and Mrs Fosmo we had a class meetmg and elected class offmcers as follows President Clyde Ful ler Vice Presldent Howard Haaf Secretary Jerry Tucker and Treasurer Michael Bremer When we were Freshmen we won first prlze on our Homecomlng float with the slogan Our Coach W1ll Bring Us Victory the Homecoming candx date was Mary Pierce and Carn1val candidate was Nancy Enger The flrst year several boys went out for sports We came back ln September 1954 as Sophomores with an enrollment of fifty four We had lost a few classmates they were Kurt Fremont Melvin Hxlls and Billy Davis We gained Velma Cogswell Our first class meeting we elected class ficers as follows President Marilyn Hmrichs Vice President Sue Gayner asurer Em1ly Campes Secretary Nancy Enger Reporter Jeanette Swe1tzer and our advisors were Miss Sommers and Mr Durst For Homecoming candidate we chose Sue Gayner and Carnival candidate Velma Cogswell Several boys par ticipated 1n sports they were Merrlll Rasmussen Clyde Fuller Ralph Carlson Dwayne Profflt Jim Johnson Denn1s Shutt Carole Lunsman and Bud Basler e had one gxrl 1n cheerleadmg Nancy Enger The fall of 1955 found forty f1ve students entering W H S as Juniors We dis overed we had lost some of our friends they were Judy Kuhnley Nancy Enger Betty Staples Carol Cadotte and Clara Broeffle Our class off1cers were Presi dent Sue Gayner Vice President Pat Miller Secretary Janet Rachner Treas and Mr Pardun Among the many activities of the year were Homecoming with the theme Autumn Leaves Janet Rachner was our Homecoming candldate Klng Merrlll Rasmussen and Queen Sue Gayner relgned over our Prom The gym was ga1ly decorated to carry out the theme My Blue Heaven Our class play Curl Crazy was a big success with Mrs Jeffr1es and Mrs Anderson d1rect1ng Jean ette Swe1tzer was our Carnlval Candidate Boys who part1c1pated 1n sports were Jim Johnson Dwayne Proffit Ralph Carlson Myron Rogers Merrill Rasmussen Clyde Fuller Bud Basler Carole Lunsman Ed Peterson Dennis Shutt Howard Haaf Dennis Aubert B111 Saurerbrey and Paul Bailey Le1lan1 Wllson repre sented our class by being chosen an A Squad cheerleader The year 1956 has arrwed and at last we are Alm1ghty Seniors We found we had lost a few more of our friends they were Clyde Fuller Jerry Tucker B111 Sauerbrey and Jeanette Sweitzer We gained Paul Johnson and June W1ck lund Our class off1cers were President Jim Johnson Vice President Myron Rogers Secretarv Bev Newcomb Treasurer Pat Miller and Reporter Ed Peterson Our advisors wereeMrs Jeffr1es and Mrs Buck The boys 1n sports were Bud Basler Ralph Carlson Howard Haaf Jim Johnson Dwayne Proff1t Ed Peter on Paul Barley Myron Rogers Merr1l Rasmussen Carole Lunsman Den n1s Shutt and Denn1s Aubert Our Homecommg Candidate was Velma Ingalls W put on a class play whmch was enjoyed by all And thus ends our four years at W H S which we shall always remember in years to come as the best years ofour life By Arlene Gerber and Mar 1lyn Hinr ich s 16 O Y . - . . . . 1 ' , . 1 , 1 : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 'I N . . 1 . .- I l , . . , y . . - ' 7 i . Z . , . . . 9 . . , s 1 I 1 2 1 2 . . l - 1 1 1 1 1 . - W , . C ' 1 1 . . , , . : - 1 1 v 1 1 1 ' urer, Ed Petersong and Reporter, Mike East. Our advisors were Miss Malmin i l . . . : . , . ll . H ' ' ' ' ll ll II ' ,, . . . . . . i . I D I - I A I 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 I ' ' ' ll ll . ,, . . ' . 2 1 1 1 - ' - 3 1 S 1 2 , 1 2 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . e Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1957, do bequeath our school spirit, loyalty, ambi tion, and our Qood behavior to the Jun or Class so that when they are Seniors they may not leave the future classes empty handed Dennis Aubert will my vood looks to Penry Paulson Daul Bailey will my ab1l1ty to leave Qlrls alone to Jim Frizzell Albert Basler will my quietness to lorm Garlic Michael Bremer leave my oleasant s ile to larry Phelps Philip Brisas w1ll my lonb, lean look to Sam Baker Anna Faye Bushey leave my shy manner to Lois Rachner Jack Buskirk leave my dimples to Billy Alloort Fmily Campes will my ability to tw rl a b ton to larna Zeihme Ralph Carlson will my football bu'ld to Wayne wilson Sandra Connors leave all my trlckery behlnd and w1ll myself to nfoe Dorothy Conroy leave my sudden gig ling attacks to Betty Davis Darrald Dorlott will my trapping days to DelRoy Doriott Micha 1 East wlll my jug ular trouble to Tom Benhart Myrtle Gatten leave my abillty to blush e s1ly to Jerome O'Brien Suzanne Gayner will my ability to play the piano to Uddie Clendeninv Arlene Gerber w1ll my lady l1ke ways to my sister Karen Howard Haaf will my ablllty to evade asslgnments to Isla Coleman Ida Haaf will my long hair to Irene Louder Marilyn FlUPlChS w1ll my mischief making to Carol Anderson Frank Folter will my ability not to lose my temp r to Darrel Rachner Velma Ingalls will my abillty to get a man to some discouraged juniors Andrew Israels leave my ability to stick my nose in a book and keep i there for four years to some UDSUSDSCt1DQ freshman Pdna Tackson w1ll my democratic b61lGfS to Vernon Johnson Jim Johnson will mv height to Jack witzany LaVern Johnson leave mv easy po'nq wavs to Mick Johnson Paul Johnson will m1 wavev hair to Dale Queen Billy Johnston will my abillty to wreck cars to Gail Chelmo Beverly Newcomb will my stenographic abllity to Ralph Rachner Bill O'Brien will one of my many girlfrlends to Kary Steeg Wd ar Peterson leaxe mv abilit to trf hard, no matter wnat, to Donald Peterson Russell Peterson will mv ability to kip school to Nancv Chappa Gussie Phernetton will my nhot rodn to Mr Pardun Dwa ne Proffit will mv athletic ability to less fortunate greats of W H S Ian t Rachner will mv appa ent quletnessn to Virbinia Carlson Merr 11 Qasmussen here y do le v m1 friends ip with girls to Jack Swedberg Mvron Rogers will mf alilitv to et thlngs done tomorrow to Kathie Maser Dennis shutt leave m humerous wise cracks to Pat Taylor Raymond sprinper will WI artistic a ility to Llosd Nack warren Welch wlll my disagreeatle manner to Dorsev P6t9PSOU June Wicklund cannot le ve anything to anybody, because I must devote my t1me to m fiancee Leilani Wilson am golnz to save evervthins for Marvln so I'm H05 FOTUIS to will anwthinp b d lk to natty Compo Jerry Love leave WY P03 U3 an will m dark curls +0 JSPYY fshmidt 2220331522320 sider ng on worth: of any of my 2P68t talents, therefore' I w111 keen th m all myself By Janet Pachrer and Anna Faye Bushey 17 I, C A . I, A ' ' - V' - . Ig af: Q I, . , m , . I, hx, 'I - A 0 I, ' . .v . U I, .. A . I, 4 A . I. A . e it . t . - - . I . ' . Yi .H I! . ' 0 5: , 9 R D- n n- 'K I It . D . 0 In 'l A go I, . V - . , . I, D . . Q . O I, 4 I, A f ' . gi - . - 39 0 1 A - - . In . ' t I, H L B A T A .I - I, y Q. I, U -J l y , - . I, J D . I, .. ' . In 1 I . ' I, ' I. I. Velores Orton will my blond hair to Nora Staples. y I, M T ' U - Y I -f U ' ' ' I, . , Sf V ' I, . - I, 'fy Q L V N ... Q T , 5 f' .. A n ' f: 1 ' U Q a e 3 ' h f ' I, , 1 J . -+- - ' ' I, ., .-if - - I - I, N J U M C Yr Jr . I, - - 4 y ' 1 ' I, . - . a . ,' - . 1 I ' I, . H .. 1 f L V 5, 3 Mr . YY , AL A ,Q ,2 . I, - my D- Atg . Class Prophecy we the class of 1057 decided to have our first class reunion in ten years at the 'o7 qOm8COW1Hg game We 2PPlV6G and who should we see but Pill Johnston, State Traffic Cop, and Dussell Peterson, Sherlff of durnett County dlrectlng traffic Following right behlnd us was the Superlor Cathedral bus driven by Jack Puskirk mhe tlme for the champlonship game was approaching, when head Coach, Jim nnson, came on the fleld with his Almighty Tlgers One of the referees for the game was Ralph Carlson, now WOlklHg in the St Croix Valley Conference Metropolitan Opera star, Ida Waaf, sang the National Anthem Immediately following, the whistle blew and the game began On the sidelines taking notes and keeping a close tab on the game was ennis Pubert, the famous sports writer for tne New York Times With him was Dwayne Proffit, our once leading around gainer, now President of the Ford plant Walking to them, we learned that Verrill Rasmussen, Manager of the 'lwaukee Qraves, was attending an important meeting trying to get the world CSPl6S in Wilwaukee next year mhey sa1d that Al Basler was teaching Science at +06 nH1V9PSltV and Paul bailey was Second Lleutenant in the Army Ve talked to Darrold Doriott, owmer of the nmig Wheel Jaraven, the sponsor of tue dot Pod Club Cussie Phernetton is the dlrector of the club At halitine with v6OSt6P well in the lead with a score of 19 O, the Webster 'igh chool P nd, dlrected by Paul Johnson, marched on the field Velma Tngalls and the former Umlly Campes were sittlng Just ahead of us Emily 1 formed us that her elvht year old daughter was leadlng the band Emily is PlVlWg b ton lessons at her home Velma is emplored at the biggest restaurant in town Qeated next to Velma was Beverly ewcomb, commercial teacher t , and Janet Rachner, Secretary to the principal rt the food stand, we bumped into warren Welch, janitor of the school, and Q8Vm0hG Cprlnger, ayor of Dan ur mbey told us that Andrew lsraels was on dutr workwng or the 'oo Line q8l1TO8d Also on hand was Velores Orten and Tune 7lCklUDG kelo es sald she is marrled to the President of Minneapolis onerwell, and Tune is a housewife living nearby. P11llip Priggs walked back to our seats with us he is a very accomplished carpenter, and at the present time is building an addition on to the school t was nearly t1me for the second half kick off, and as we looked down the nerd rd aa , wt ulu up n Canada ard Carole Lun lan, gave wa den of urnett Coun f, were talklnp to him '1ller, head research scientist at the Lniverslty of Wlsconsin, and alll 0'pP1SF, who is President of the Amerlcan mobacco Company, tapped us on the shoulder during the third quarter They had been talking to Marilyn linrichs, head of the deoate team in Chicago, and Arlene Gerber, Chief cook at the cafeteria Arlene had sa1d that LaVern Johnson is a Republican Rep esent ative in V2dlSOU, aud Iou1se Jackson is conpleting her latest novel. As the game went nto the fourth quarter with a score of 25-6 in the Wigers'N favor, we saw Teilani Ullson with her youngsters It was later found th t she has the reco d of having tue biggest familv of the Class of'S7 'ebster wan the game wlth a core of 25 p we then saw Prank Holter, who is running a blg dairy farm As we were godng off the field, we saw Anna Faye Pusher and byrttle Gatten who had gust arrived from Japan where they have I hear been working for the WQO Along with tkem was S ndra Connors S e na lng records with her husband lo get a qulck cup of coffee, we crossed the street to nWedgie's Cafeu owned and operated by Mvro Popers In the booth was Dorothy Conroy, editor of uTrue tOP16Sn in Ohio, and Mike ast he had Just finished installing automatic pin setters in the Mebster Bowling Alley At the Homecoming Dance, we saw Que Gayner and her husband who are running an insurance office Almost everyone was there After the dance, everyone went to the Mike Bremer Night Club, where we pent the P685 of the evening reminiscing our school days we left the party early, as We nan to get back for practice the next day On yes, by the wav, we are playing with the oreen Bay Packers. Ed Peterson Dennis Shutt 1 . ' , . . 1- I .'. . J A .. c . ,X , L V V L ' ' 1 o - . V 0 A 5 Jo . , , K 1 A 0 . . H: A a . . ' ' we U - . to . A ' ' I e 1 ' 1 C -' ' Q ' A . - 0 A 1. .. ll' - . . - , , . . f - . . . . v - , - .f , 0 v. ' ' rv A ., . - . . U , 1 ' - A .x Q ,Y g- A 0 . -. .L 1 . L 1 - ' 'J . ' - . X r . ,. ,El 'V , . . . 4- - 4.4 U A 3 , nn . . '. an 2 ' A ,J L 0 ' Q ' - ,,- - M Q - . A Ig .. J 'Y o - . 1': . A 8, C' W. W. Q, , ' A , - ' V b v. A. 1 - 1 .J , . . . . . L A Y' e r I' L. Y 1 L I , . . . o . . 1. . - . . v ' yv 1 side lines we saw Jerrv Love in uniform. le is a Ca tain ln the aticna. 9 U f .. ,V v . : , ., . - f 1 , . : V 1 c - A - G'- S. Lowa he f lo ls 5 -ni ' l A -H A 'W L, ' V ' T - - A 'V ' Q ' . 0 T ' ' Pat , - . . . . , J ., . - , N .. F 1 A e ,, , . . . . . . . . ,, - . e ' ' . . . . I 1 ' YY A Q N ' , f . Q - W 1 A 2 . L l .L O L J 1, V - I 'Y . . . S V 0 A A - A ' '- , , , ' .. D- I 1 Tj . - , . , j . Q . , h. is .- , s, , ., , , .. Af 1 g m ' . 9 V Yi .. 1, 0 . Yu . 3 . .. L Q . A 3 V es U .. . . O O S . , Q .. . ' 1 L ' U ' O I fi ' . O 8 AJN , 4 'kg' , ....,. SHN-:!,. , 1 x b 0.1 , . Q A. V J f., .f 5 x - ,J .f in , .. .- A 4. 4' ' -. ffm Y ' x 'sf-.Y'Gf'.6'1 g..j-'ii J'74'5i'Q' J fifp-gi'-11'xQ w.4,-V. J dfygg. if-ay:-sig f -m wg ' ,Arif .- A f N A ,QL xg .ff ,51 -,ij H A ' JA'-3 Q 'wr ?1u','ff1s5ff?' 'r A ' A-' - , - 'K 1 x. ' .- Q A-f--Q I Qui... fu . F 'S ' , 'wife re, fy' , M X 06,09 -nvwfwx Row l: P. Johnson, B. Arbuckle, C. Anderson, D. Arendt, N. Corbin, P. Culver, 3. Chelno, J. Konstant, N. Chappa, K. Campbell, P. Bohnen, C. Armstrong, J. Glu- heisen, Row 2: Miss Malmin, V. Johnson, D. Cutler, J. Frizzel, M. Johnson, S. ?ell, Q. Fisher, T. Uenhart, E. Glen ening, E. Ailport, V. Wills. We the Class of '58 entered school on August 21 oroud of being uober Class- mens During our first few weeks of school we choose the following officers. Dresident---Delores Stone, Vice President---Phyllis Johnson, Secretary---Joan Konstent, Treasurer---Norma Corbin, Peoorter---Marne Ziehme. The following boys oerticioated in soorts: Danny Cutler, Jim Frizzell Mick Johnson, Phil Bohnen, Bob Bushey, Ronny Pietz, Henry Paulson, and Terry I..i.nehP no The Junior Class oresented the play: nMother is a Freshman,' a three act comedy. We were very oroud to have Nora Stenles elected from our class as Pome- comine Queen of '56, The following activities were soonsered by the Junior Class: Carnival, Qanquet and Prom. We are ell lookin? forward to being nAlmiqhty Seniors.n K , if kv V V' J ,L , V ff! f ,. F lf JN fy v M , 9' 9' - 15' rl FAN In kjyvy XX Kg cj JMQVAQXCA Nr H If pf A, W C' f v JJ .c lf' zo V xX -KW- N Row 1: T. Loudon, N. Ste Toe, V. 7ieKme, D. Iowek, J. Lalor, A. Haaf, J. font- gomery, D. Stone, D. ic.aaf, Q. Williams, V. Lord, E. Wilson, D. Queen, Mr. Pardun Row 2 B Qufre P Uontfover K Olson J Olin er D Peterson 1 T - M LH Y, . U view Y: - 1 - B , - , P. Slioher, P. Taylor, D. Rachner, R. Pec'ner, J. Veinsteot, J. Scrmid, K. Steeg T- Lineheu, D. Dietz, H. Unmlggn, Ngt Pictured: D. Peterson, L. Wind. union! if Z L Lu y-'A' - Q 'Fw' M N. i Q N .A A J ! -X X Q , .ff I 6 1 I l T W ,rx .iw Secretorv, J. Konstentg Treasurer, Norma Corbin: Vice-nresident, P. Johnsong Reoor- ter, M. Ziehmeg President, D. Stone. Z1 f'l I f .xl Row 1: Vr. Davis, F. Tier, A. Schmeckle, M. Smith, L. Bremer, l. Coleman, F. Hills, J. Sauerbrey, K. Vaser, G. Valonie, P. Cllnser E. Hinrichs. Row 2: J- Iitzany, L. Isreals, L. fhelos, P. lrgebretson, ,L. Neck, J- Mihnf, R- Voivht, J. O'Erien, W. Wilson, D. Smedefard, J. Swedberg. The Class of '59 returned to school this year with an enrollment of forty. The first meetinn we elected officers. They were as follows: President, Fd Carlsong Vice Prefldent, Harry Chipmang Secretary, Judy Baslerg Treasurer, Kothie Haserg and Renorter, Isla Coleman. We had a welcoming party for the Freshman in September. It was wellattend- ed and we feel that everyone had a good time. Our Homecoming Candidate was Isla Coleman and the slogan for our float WHS MGround the Cardinalsn. we have several boys from our class participating in sports. They ere Jack Witzanv, Parry Phelps, Lloyd Neck, David Smedegard, Harry Chipman, Ed Carlson, Jack Swedberg, and Larry Grandbofs. Loreli Bremer is one of the nAn Fqaid cheerleaders. ta ls? -1.1. Y' F? 4 v 4 f f J ' , x X 4 1 A X 4 'T , x y , x A ex I 4 w -vf ' ' 1 ZZ W X-,J N C Q 6. Row 1: J. Johnson, E. Conroy, R. Gardner, S. Danielson, B. Davis, M. Gustafson, J. Baslpr, Mr. Olson. Row 2: L. Garbe, H. Chinmpn, L. Granbois, G. Johnson, P. Gerber, N. Garlie, S. Esker, F. Carlson. F86 .QOIOAOWLO U U Vice-President, U. Chiomnng Peoorter, I. C'016'Yf1PI'1? Secretarv J. Feslerg Tressurer, ., Q K. Meserg President, F. Carlson. Z3 E ,f , ,Q I' . K ii 5 9' I ' -sq ' 1 ,W ., 5 . I I ' QW E LQ igrsf y?5gl:t 5 2, 1 3 Wg -',,4' ,V xr wf .ww f - A.,-s-nr-fe' , , -if -0 ,,.f ' ., P Pow 1: V. Iarsor, F. Polter, D, Isreels, L. Erown E or, P Duva E. Andfrwon, Y. Terre, J. Tnrson, '. nwvhes, G. CsG0tte, U ADCSF O P. Ferfhrrt. Pow 2: T. feef, '. foil, H. Johnson P. Chl s Ln son, Tchnson, f. Flristirrsfn, T. 'frse:t, , Tehlkerr, K. Froeff e, Cs - son, JoVrso:, 4. Ter fr, ' Neroiic. The Freshmsn class enrflfed tHis year with fifty-six members. Later three left. We elected owr officers of fre heeirrinf of the year. They are as follows President, Terry Persentg Vice Dresident, Jim Johrstong Secretary, Lois Feohnerg Trfeswrer, Tleire frdersong fenorter, Dat Shirler. Three rirls from our class were the E team oheerievders. They were Wanda Yeirns, flnire Prderson, orc Lois Feoinfr. Bows nnrticinftinf It s'orts were Ponald 'roffit, David Van Cenneyt, Tony Ceveln, are Terr? Ffrsent. Our Uomeoonirr cerfiirte wns 'eral 'Ko'nson. The theme for owr flovt was Cave tbf Cor6s which took first niece. Tho gonhomcres :fve 9 nqrty wrinh we Q11 enjoyed very much. Then later in Vovemher ovr elvis returned Q vert . Our cless advisors were Yr. Lprson ana Ur. Hiedziels XXII : J ,J A I .A A 55 -i 1 ' ,f lQ'f , X 'lu f X Q ' W X W 24 rr .M .ua , H .gn AX . H 1 .. , W . g.-w . + :if , lf 'tk xr .-S Sf' ,-1 if 4 S ' S ,Y . ,,, ,,.. .,.M4c1uinn' - v 1 V f eu -N D , f L 1 W-Q Vow 1: Y. Smiley, P. Foetsch, L. Chelns, J. Voser, U. Shinlwr, E. Tnsfwssen 5. Stqoles, P. Weqse, F. Nelson, C. Miller, Y. Psmbo, D. Thayer, V. 'hinn,T DetQrsong Pow 2: D. Unrdun, C. Uuvhes, E. Ya11ey, V. Yeinos, T. Smith, T Uroffit, P. VCVQHOU, W. Petersen, D. Vnnfanneyt, C. Thomnson, J. Hester, C ll Uilson, L. Pachner, -r. Niedzielskl. 264171 ell, Dresident, m. Uersentg Vice-Dresident, J.Jo Siiii Cn 'fT, I. Fnchrerg Tr.nsurpr Y Arifrs gg fefcrter, Y Siirler. Q ww www L52 gag! 'Cf Q X' Iilii uv Too 1a+e ture Q r r r 14 Vow ma'e Bnft Did that o d Vmwm, is Uomecom frlpne Joan Nora ,4- HI '-- Vim IIEIS for Qerlor Dic hiliu Urwrps a Q nd babysitter crazy cat th t Pood' g Ro eltv V r Tana A ou comfortab1e,Iinda9 Uob's accive t 1910 Vin Dwayne,and Oueer Activities Annual tali To publish a yearbook takes time and much effort The Staff and our advisor, Miss Malmin, worked tirelessly to accomplish this big task of having a yearbook in our High School Our main goal was for thls book to be interesting to you, the student We hope we have succeeded in do'ng that lhe annual staff is as follows Editor, Beverly Newcomb, Ass't Editor, Leilani Wilson, Business Manager, Sue Gayner, Ass't Manager, Pet Miller, Photography, Mike East, Art, Louise Jackson, Senior Reporters, Velma Ingalls, Emily Campes, History, Marilyn Hinrichs, Arlene Gerber, Will, Janet Rachner, Anna Faye Bushey, Prophecy, Dennis Shutt, Edgar Peterson, Calendar, Ayrtle Gatten,Music, Paul Johnson, Clubs, Sandee Conn rs Sports, Jim Johnson, Junior Reporter, X I c VF' nnmaf 'ra 'RS 8 C . . - O .L Q F1 I . . , N . , . -, . . A . I r U O 1 -in 3 . V. ff , 1, .. . ' Mr . neg- -,J - jf, -- f '- ' 'V . , 1.- 2 r ' if f hui ,fab 'J .1 Tiger Ury taff s-,K The uT'9er Cry was out out monthly by the reoorters under the direction of Miss Valmin The onoer included soorts, clue news, oolls, Qenior interviews, and tencher's lnterviems The staff was chosen ns follows Vditor, Dorothy Conroy, Dss't Fditor, Janet Pachner, Business Manager, Beverly New news end other DCtl tres, Anna Faye Eushey, Myrtle Gotten, nnc Qencee Connors The class re orters are Serlor, Detersor, Jwnlor, Verna Zis me, Soohomore, Tsls Colem n, 'PQ' tty sh1r1er Z9 E f M' 9' .. x , ., IE ,M Y ,, , H . . . A ' o combg Soorts, Leilqni Wilson: Art, Touise Jnrhsong Cless T ,T Q 'KL-' 1 5 ' A . ' - '- 1 . o ' T .' Ed V to ' VL, Q U 5 Q 'TAKUAU-f-yy, nL'r A , Homecoming 9 rcatee Sorrwore I la Cclewan, Freqrmen Carol Thowpsor, en or Velrw Tnra1Ws. wno'or ff'erHPr+Q James ToVnQo , Ralor Carlfon Merrill a wucoen USF' Qo1es, Vlnr Dw re Vroffit --..,.., ,ff .J I or KI! 'ibm Coronation Kin: Dwavne anc queen Kors 30 ' 'w -., x..1 K, . L... - Senior Float Freshmen Float lst. Prize Vophomor' v t jr High Scnool Band Junior Float- fri. Tr'le 31 EL f' 4. -------Ru IEELLIE ,..a 17526 11 3714- U -P1545 The 1956 gridiron season was very successful for the Webster Tigers. The gridiron warfare here in the St. Croix Valley Conference underwent some start- ling changes. With Webster coming from last place to co-championship with five wins and two losses they showed their fighting spirit. Ewery battle was a rock'em sock'em affair, with the championship always in doubt untilthe closing whistle of the last game. A large amount of credit must be given to Coaches Ed Niedzielski and Vernon Larson. They did a superb job with the team and were greatly rewarded for their tense hours spent on the football field. Another pleasing aspect was the loyal support given the team by students and adults alike. It must be said they rorted as loud in defeat as in victory. A number of seniors bowed out of the football picture. They were Dwayne Proffit, Captaing Howard Haafg Merrill Rasmusseng Ed Petersong Ralph Carlsong Bud Baslerg Jim Johnsong Clyde Fullerg Dennis Shutt: Carole Lunsmang and Myron Rogers. They will leave some big holes in a championship team, but Coach Wiedzielski has some very capable men coming up and everyone is hoping for another very successful season next year. N Iv,'4 1 92,1-, 4' ,wmwr x 1 o9,f?N P mWu,, yi' Webster 7 Superior Cathedral 25 WAQU l'Qf' Webster lu Frederic O 'EM ,f' Webster 25 Milltown O 95 mf Webster O Osceola lb 5? ',i Webster 19 St. Croix O jr Q Webster 19 Luck O -Qt .tvpa Webster 6 Amery 7 1 tgp Webster 18 Grantsburg O g,41 32 3353? Webster Shows Strength In I2 0 Wm Over Freclerrc lf-.af '54 J 62,0 0 X 60036 ww 0 6's fefQ W' Gown 49.9 9454569 460 s,3'f'2.255ff i P of fa 499 Ped' 41:n'f :A2'.i2i5'1'3' o55y9's.fu:'Q x '.2d9 'WQVW Frnal Standings fvcfabis Team Osceola Webs r Grants rg .J Fredenc Ame ry .......,. Milltovm .... .......... St. Croix Falls Luck .....4...... '1- ONHQAAUIUIU1 WJUILINNNNN OOO 'dui OOO mr '!.f . ' V Q 8 A Q. - 1' A A 3 ' '93, A. - s .- Q , QQ . 153' f rf' V , 6 451 tak A A L I V at i gr Y' 1 ' - .. ' ' + 1 prix 71 f ,Ext A 1 N n l . , Q 'V jan? 'i N! li s 1 ,s , v , E . Q 5 , , ' . I X 5 E 5 g E E K ' 'll' h z rx . ! I S N t g l 6 r t' , e 6 W . ff A r + tl - viii -. ' 5 , ms S? ,f a ' 7 ff? as ' asf - ,O go 6 6 if ' 'Q .715 643 .643 286 286 UD gig-rf L ft to Pl t Kay Campbell, Caotaln Donna Arendt, Left to right Lois Pachner, Flaire And erson, and lends Neines 34 Q! 99 e- 'oh : , .L ' - . Phyllis Johnson, and Loreli Bremer. Q! 99 F 'N ..-.igi AN T MISS' .nfl an '91 Row 1: Manager, M. Rogers, L. Wind, J. Frizzell, P. Bohnen, H. Haaf, R. Rachner, D. Shutt, Manager, E. Peterson. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Niedzielski, D. Aubert, J. Johnson, R. Carlson, M. Johnson, D. Proffit M- Rasmussen. The '56-57' basketball season came to a close with the Tigers plac- ing way low in the conference standings although the playing wasn't as bad as the record looks. They lost several real heartbreakers and gave several top standing teams a scare or two before falling down against suoerior height etc. n Playing their last high school basketball in the 'pb-57' tourna- ments which will be held here are seven seniors, three of which played first five. They are Merrill Rassmussen, Jim Johnson, Dwayne PPOffit, Ralph Carlson, Howie Haaf, Dennis Aubert, ana Dennis Shutt. Siren ------ -------- M7-Zbf 50 6h Luck ------------- --- - Frederic ------------ 35-51 St. Croix -------- ---57-69 Solon Springs ----- --71-33N Milltown --------- ---66-68 Grentsburg ------ ---- 32-gi Rush City ---------- -37- Amery -------- ------- hh-62 Osceola ------ ------- Q5-59 Luck ------ ------- ---D3-5h Siren -------- ------- 62-MZR Frederic -------- ---- 66-604 St. Croix ------- ---- M0-Sh M111fown ---- ----- -MO-30 Grantsbnrc ----- - ---- 76-bl 36 ,QR 31 Row 1: J. witzanyg R. Proffitg R. Pietzg H. Chipman. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Larson: J. O'Brieng T. Bavaleg E. Carlsong D. Smedegardg D. Cutlerg Manager, B. Bushey. Not pictured: T. Hersant. P T56 W?bSI6P WEN squad had a fairly food season, winning one-third Egmojr fames. The cemes we cld lose, were lost by only A small A4 L rQ-LAn S1ren---- ----------- 27-114 Luck ---------------- 3h-39 Frederic ------------ 33-234 St. Croix ----------- 25-34 Solon Sor'rcs ------- ZL-2Ow Yilltown- Grentsburr Push City Amery ---- Osceola-- Luck ----- Siren ---- Frederlc- St. Croix- ----- ----- - Willtown- Erantsbur -----------3g- ----------20- - ....... ---g5- ----------- - 37 2M ----------- -32 2a 21 15 -I-fffIfIg0f2E 32 -------23- 27 37 33 22 36 QQ Q24 Q ---------- 39-L5 37 Letterman' Club Dow L P Tunsmen, Whaler Qailey D Aube t, Toonson, we Q De Orson, H 40 f Row ' rson, Qqsmussen D D offlt, T W nd John don, P Diotz, Pkwnman, HL6dZl61Ski Row 3 P o en, W F rlsow, D QHu+ Qnchner, J Prizze 1, ushev Q Droffit I Uhe'ns Ag Club D 1 L P zzell D etz, asmussen, Haaf Da Orson 0' Vncc u H , S 67, T eo , Smeoorard, D1N1S. ow J Schm F J Qqszlrk, U Corlott, Uhernetton el.C 38 Q 15. 16. ,yal xOCDx!OXU'lF LulXJb-1 I-JD-'D-'P-'I- P-'P-'P-41-'P-4 OfxDxlO'NU'HT'bJfNJP-40 O fi' Homecoming Old friends Seventh grade Queen VHUGBVS slumber party loan And Paul A Cheerleaders Carol Anderson Pals Nancy Judy Moser Vary Ann and her guy Phil Wanda Audrey Sharon D. Fill School days Last year's nicnic Faculty of 1956 39 lair iv- 5 llJ'u6 ,lo ,gwylf . ,, . ,uv if .I CI PI T T umor ass iyyyfwj, Row l P Culver, J Konstant, C Anderson, G Chelmo Row 2 Mrs Buck, P Johnson, M Ziehme, D Nowak, N Chappa, D Stone Row 3 T Linehan, J Frlzzell P Bohnen, B Bushey, P Slipher, F Taylor On December o, 1956 the Junior Class gave their nual a s oroduction 'other is a Freshman The cast was as follows lvrs Abigail Abbot! Nancy Chappa lSu anj Delores Stone, ifr x111SPJ Carol Anderson, lSylwiaJ oawl Cnel o, lBunnyl Ph51lis John on, CHelenJ Joan Konstant, ltarriej Marnp Alek e, CC1ara1 Pat cul ter, C argel Kat Olson, CBoooD Jim rrizaell CJack Phil blipher, KHowieJ Phil Bohnen, 'Billl Pat Tavlor, CDean Gillinbhamj Terry Llnehan, CProf richaelsl not Bushey, Director, Nrs Russell Buck, Sound affects, Key Campbell, Prompter, Diane Nowak Tk play, a three act conedj, was about a mother who takes a scholarship to keep her daughter in college The daughter, Susan, a sophomore, resents CrlS actlon Rivalries develoo over Profe sor ulckacls wrile the student ard Dean Gilllnbham add humor and life rrs filler is an under tandinf rouse mother 40 Vp' I . . . . 1 : I O I O U ' Q Q I Q o Q 0 . . . Q , N A - H an cl s A Q4 L . , 1 -H -. - . . . s ' M s. V' ' ' ' ' L I Q Y? ' ' l S ' , W N I f N in , X ,-. - . - xr - . ' v . D Av U A , l ' l F I v I A X D - ' ' ' ' . vl F I O A ' - 1 .. . .. v 1. . - . . 9 . X . L - U . l . S A' ' 1 ' A S A 'Y A . h o url 9 2' ,, ' I A S J A . l' 'S fx 039, Klng Phil Bohnen and queen Donna Arendt reigned over the annual Junior Senior Prom, which was held in the gym on the twenty seven h of April, 1957 41 Q inetsz K. Maser K. Olson, J. Chelmo, G. Halonie, B. Conroy, M. Johnson, er, R. Nowak, S. Aubert, L. Phernetten, K. East. Drums: J. Konstant, L. Rachner, W. Neinas, K. Gerber, Flutes: S. Gayner, fi. Chelmo, C' Armstrong, Horns: L. Bremer, D. Nowak, E. Anderson, A. Schmechel. Eggs: L. Nack, EE?EEt3g N. Chappa, R. Christiansen, D. Shaaf, D. Queen, D. Van Canneyt, R. FFS? Trombones: I. Coleman, R. Konstant, J. Wester, J. Basler, - E, chgpea, W. wilson. Saxophones: P. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Newcomb. Qglgg Guards: R. Voiaht, J. O'Brien, T. Hersant, M. Johnson. Drum Major: G. Johnson. Drum Majorettes: E. Campes, M. Ziehme, C. Lucas. sb , NL, gn.. i Q J I Q .JI F 4ge!l!!!,I, The band under the direction of Mr. Eugene Johnson, better known as 'Sarge', took a big stride this year in jumping from class WCW, to class 'Bn, of which we are all happy and proud. The first public appearance for the band was the Homecoming game, and the pep band played at all of the home football and basketball games. We had our annual Christmas concert December 20, which was well attended. Later we had a Mass Band Clinic, March 21, and the annual spring concert. April 6, we went to Rice Lake for the solo and ensemble contest, followed by a band tournament May M also at Rice Lake. Mr. Johnson and the band all worked hard to make this a successful year and we are all very pleased. I ,A I lfiiillilll, 1 , A 5 AJ! 'I 42 Ensembles an 'fd Horn Quartet Kgx Qugrfpt ff Flute Trio Clarinet Quartet 43 1 I JNX f ,,, Y 919 a Brass Quartet . ' ' -' 4 . H c f ' 5' V X 5 J , , ,, f' 1, A' ' M1 Q L A x H L ,Q , M . ,Q . ,f,, z Y k 5 ! A 4 ky ,V A, A 1 Rx ef 5, l 2. ' f 2 . g 'fn S! A A 1 . - of Q. Row l: P. Johnson, C. Miller, B. Davis, K. Campbell, M. Ziehme, J. Larson, R. Gardner, E. Rasmussen, P. Shinler. Row 2: D. Thayer, M. Phinn, E. Hinrichs, N. Staples, Director, Mr. Johnson, G. Halonie, P. Hughes, J. Gluheisen, R. Doetch. Row 3: D. Nowak, I. Haaf, C. Thompson, P. Culver, V. Carlson, J. Sauerbrey, N. Corbin, D. Shaaf, C. Hughes. is . v 'rfiiiih ...N The Jirls flee Qluo, under the direction of Lr. eugene Johnson, hes lone very well the past year, and 1: phoning a steady improvement. The first public appearance or the organization, was the annual Christmas Concert, held Lecember 20, in the high school gym. Other appearances were the music clinics at Centuria, the annual bpring Con- cert, the solo and ensemble contest held at Rice Lake on April O, and the Eusic Festival Kay 4, also held at dice Lake. All must a5ree that it was a lot of run this year and we are all proud to be a member of the organization. 32355 35335 44 Our Transsortation Fred, Our Janitor Chief Cooks Grade Teachers Bookkeeping C1893 Editors Business Managers Que Drivers 45 - . Qi! who LO. -P'b-JFNJP-' ONU1 LDXI Q NL IIEIS mrwm, nlce He , ot so wuch On your mark Sue Baoy Carol Sue at ll Carol Minnesota Cepltol Friends Sprlng Day Soldler glrl Emily Verrlll Page a game Norkinb on float Phil Nancy Sarbe At work 46 Gilt' 5 ousotrs The following people donated generously to the support of our yearbook we the class of 1957 wish to thank them personally for their help in the publication of this book We also wish to thank Skrupky Studio of Rice Lake for the fine jon of photography .J 9.1! DUI. zurnanafs Q tl. UCI? 01' A. ll! are Plumb VCI. HcaTLn3 H ar: :Imam c. I-shrug 'Taehlc ufebsTcc,Uf s Phone. 3333 comflrmen 5 If P1 Small, una-al Home 2 f Hour Qm'bula.n.c,c. 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