Wilton High School - Wiltonian Yearbook (Wilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

) ) i . WE THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS DEDICATE THIS ATONAL DEDICATION TO O'Ti HV SCHOOL CUB FACULTY Herbert D. Cady U. of Wisconsin Commercial C-eography, Typing, Bookkeepinr, and Phy-od Irvin H. Loff River Falls S.T.C., E.E. History, Science and Social Science Howard L. Chlnnock River Falls S.T.C., 3.S. Agriculture and Chemistry Verna Stokke Stout Inst. R.S. Heme He. and English Winston L. Ulvestad La Crosse S.T.C., R.E. English and Music Due to the Illness of his wife, Mr. Valesh, our principal, was unable to be present at the time this picture was taken. Charles A. Valesh River Falls S.T.C. University of Wisconsin B.S. and M.A. Mathematics and Chorus We wish to thank Mr. Loff for his untiring effort in helping to make our annual a success. Sponsored by R. W. Limp Dry hoods and hrocorle3 Wilton, Wls. IN MEMORY OP MRS. CHARLES VALESH Her memory remains alive within us. Her love and understand- ing of youth caused her to be known as a true friend, her willing- ness to serve in any capacity remains a constant inspiration to all. One thing motivated her life - to serve Him who reigns above, and through Him to serve her fellowmen. For having known and loved such a one, wo thank the Giver of Life. Her motto in life we take as ours, and pray as she had prayed: Give me a calm, a thankful heart, From every murmur free; The blessings of Thy grace impart And let me live to Thee. BOARD OP EDUCATION Left to Rirht: Leonard Fick, Charles Stark, Mrs. Gertrude Steinhoff, VVm. Heilman, Prank Wadephul, Roy Haldeman. THE ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Donald Fick, Betty Stark, Shirley Chambers, Alice Anderson, Editor-in-chief; Nary Rice, Julaine Stratmari, Ass t Editor; LaVerne Haldeman Row 2: Nr. Loff, Margaret Ferries, Robert McGarvey, Allerra Raabe, Harriet Kortbein, Charles Schindler, Joyce Schendel Sponsored by Tillman Produce and Hatchery Wilton, Wis. VAROARET FERRIES ' icOee dottaid pick DO'TTTY The Brain Valedictorian Band 1-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Annual Staff 3-4 Class Officer 1 Class Play f Director 3 Down by the station Band 1 — 3— 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Forensics 1-4 Basketball 1_2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 2-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 3-4 Class Off. 1-3-4 ROBERT ?'c GARVEY Bob Women have a place but they haven't found it yet Basketball 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 2-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Play Annual Staff 4 ROBERT 'TTCrTS CT Thornie I have no use for the women Kendall 2-3 Chorus 4 Vorenrics 4 C. fS3 9 LA VERB HALDEKAJT I'm in love with ny Ford ■aesketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 2-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 tf Annual Staff 3-4 Sponsored by FERRIES FHKTT. Sr FITTERAL SERVICE Wilton, Wisconsin JTTLAI7TE STRATMAJI Business is my career Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 3-4 Class Officer 3 Sponsored by L.A. FICK SERVICE STATIC?! Wiltcn, Wisconsin i 1 1 ecgebe hcCatit i Gene | I'm not afraid of work, I can Bleep right beside it Chorus 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 2-3-4 .F.A. 1-2-3-4 lass Play 3-V om King 3 7 SKIRLS CHAMBERS Experience is the best teacher, you neyer know 'Till you try Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 3 orensics 1 Pep Club 2-3 Class Flav 3 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Staff 4 zaps Oficer 2-4 UETTv X'Tff S AHK Starkie I wonder who my favorite husband 11 be? Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 rensies 3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Class Play 3� Annual Staff ’Class Officer 2-4- BARBELL ZELLMER Jake | Trouble is my second name ‘Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 .F.A. 1-2—3-4 Class Play 3 ALLEGRA RAA3E Book-keeping whiz’. Pep Club 2-3 Annual Staff 4 c rxx f ny Y JOYCE SOHETDEL Still water |rzns deep I Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 |Pep Club 2-3 K:iass Play 3 innual Staff 4 EUGE’TE COX Boon I'll go to school when ere's no ace else o go WATTE CRTISTOT Jack It's my lazy dav ALICE ANDERSON '•Men were made for rre but I don't -.■ ant err Drum T'alor 1-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Eorensic3l-2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Class Play 7r f Cheerleader 3-4 Annual Editor 4 Class 0fficer2-3 JAMES ’•RICH •aria I't? pot •’•hythm Band 1 - 3-4 Chorus 3-4 forensics 4 Class Play 3 'ARY RICE English, my favorite pass- time Toraah 1 Rand 3-4 Chorus 3 Poreneics 3-4 rep Club 2-3 Class Play 3� Cheerleader 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Pron ueen 3 Class 0fficer24 CHARLES SCHINDLER If I don't know it now I never will Rand 1 Chorus 3 3asketball2-3-4 Baseball 12-3-4 Traci: 1-2-4 E.E.A. 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Annual 3taff3-4 Class Officer 3 VERT T? SOMMERPELD A good friend of everyone Chorus 4 P.F.A. 1-2-3-4 HARRIET KORTBETH Cool, Calm, and Collected Tomah 1 Chorus 2-3-4 Band 3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Annual Staff 4 ,1 a 'i Junior Class Junior Class In The History Hoorn Hoyce Korthein, Dorthy Bolwahn, Marlene Martalock, Shirley Brandenburg, Homan Anderson, Joyce Stark, Marjorie Budde, Gary Schultz, Betty Meacham, Marv Doyle, Audrey Steinke,Carol Eckelberg, Mary Galla ier, John Wiseman, Homan Kuderer, Shirley Shippee, Lloyd Switz, Mr. Loff, Wayne Schindler, Conalee Geier, Bruce Schnurr, Bruce Harrison. Eileen Simonson, Bill Rice, Caroline Block,Carolyn Schindler, Charlene Schroeder Junior Class Officers: Pres.-------------John Wiseman Sec.---------Marjorie Budde Vice-Pres.-----—Joyce Stark Treas. ------Carol Eckelberg Advisor: Mr, Irvin Loff Typing Class in the Commercial Room Sponsored by narold Brandau Local A Long Dist. Hauling Wilton, Wisconsin Sponsored by Robert Fausica Wadhams Bulk Dealer Wilton, Wisconsin Sponsored by Roland Lydon Dealer in Livestock Wilton, Wisconsin Freshman Class The Freshman students are; Joanne Fick, Wayland,Creviston, Lila Mae Far- mer, Ellen Steinhoff, Myron Per.pande, Joanne Hemmersbach, Ervin Short, La Vonne Stone, Virginia Slater,Alrita Laufenberg, Dorothy Moore, Roland Buchhplz, Omar heier, Jim Rice, LeRoy Schindler, Edwin Wendland, Anthony Sinnott, Phylis Martin, Eleanor Phalin, Mr. Loff, Aleda Peth, La Vonne Boetrel, Darrel Pasch, Beverly Parr, Joan Anderson, Marion Reineke, Beulah Cox, and Marie Bugbee. This picture was taken in the Science room while the Freshmen were doing an experiment. Freshmen Class Officers Pres James Rice Sec.----------Lila Mae Farmer Vice Pres.------LeRoy Schindler Treas.---------Eleanor Phalin Advisor: Mr. Chinnock Sophomore Class The Sophmore students in the English room. Ray Steinhoff, Hans Palutke, Jame3 Creen, Everett Relnke, Clara Devine, Isabel Dougherty, Darlain Schindler, Lillian JJauman, Robert ?’eirs, Florence Brehmer, Beverly Farmer, Faith Schmaltz, Donna Stark, Carl Arndt, Midis Orocalvis, Ruth Winchell, James Creviston, Mooneen Miller, Richard Sommerfeldt Tenevive Meseberr, Janice '.'.'ill, and T'r. ’’lvsstad. Sophmore Class Officers Pre3.----James Oreen Sec.------Raphael Steinhoff V. Pres.---James Creviston Treas.---------Donna Stark Advisor: Mrs. Patapoff 'I ' GUO E 5 ii fi PIPST SECOND GRADES How 1: Wayne Fasch, Gregory Foley, Lyle Schindler, Robert Schroeder, Kenneth Thurow, Edward Mlers l ow 2: Y$ynn Lierach, Sandra Fender,Ruth Fauska, Caroline Cox, Gwendolyn V.'ood Row 1: Louise Tillman, Lois Tillman, Nell Winchell, Lorraine Pirkholz. Row ;: Faul T'einz, Donr.abelle Laurence, George Calloway, Donna Moore Sar.dra Ludekinr, At Table: Bernard Johnson, Pamela Liefke Teacher: Mrs. Hoffman Absent: Bonnie Lou Stark THIRD FOUPTH GRADES Teacher: Mrs. Stelnke Row 1: Peter Kruse, David Dunnum, Evelyn Calloway, Karen Schroeder, Lou Ann Fasch, Marjorie Tillman Row 2: Karen Beaver, Gary' Beaver,Karl Kruse, Earl Fasch,Helen Backus,Arthur Tillman, Karen Crevlston, Thomas Schindler Row 3: Allen Martin, Christine Valesh, Marjorie Miller, Delores Crevlston Goldie V lnchell, Janet Laurence Row I ; Carolyn 7ellmcr, Sylvia Ann Wadephul, John Schroeder, Jimmy Meacham, Kenneth Fauska, Richard Kruse '« H GRADE S FI FT?7 r. SIXTH GRADES Fow 1: ISarvln Pasch, Duane Moore Row 2: Ruth Domke, Rosalie Moore, Audrey WInchell, Albert Oess,Kenneth Wilson Row 1: Shelia Fender, Patricia Calloway, Billy Heilman, 3obby Sullivan Row L: Jimmie Moore, Inez Cox Standing: Jack Rice, Richard Heinz, Carl Cox, Norman Heinz, Jim Valesh, Duane Grander, Gene Wood, Nancy Hall, Jerelyn Selim r, Shirley Miller Teacher: Mrs. Roder Withdrew: Krma McGinnis FRONT to BACK - Billy Chambers, Caroline Stelnhoff, Puth Romre, Ror r Pasch Tommy Wiseman, Karen Valesh, Harlan Creviston,Joyce Laurence,John Schindler Robert Winchell, Charles Zellmer, Peg v Harrison, Elaine Feseherg, Darwin Laurence,Efleen Lydon, Jeanne Dott, Florence Will, Joyce fick, I.arlene Creviston, Julitta Vartalock, Jblatne Sommerfeldt, f'erlvn Eckelber?, James Salisbury, Lonnc Martalock Teacher: Mr. Urban, Absent: Richard Harrison, Kancy Meacham, Shirley ;asch and Eileen Short SEVENTH fc EIGHTH GRADES PXHST FIVE Charles Schindler, LaVem Haldeman, Don Rick, Cary Schultz, Boh McCarvey. 1949-1950 Season Record of 14 Vins-5 Losses Wilton 17 There Camp Douglas 20 Wilton 38 There Mindoro 53 Wilton 35 Here Camp Douglas 30 Wilton 39 There Cashton 37 Wilton 30 Here Cashton 29 Wilton 31 Here Horwalk 30 Wilton 22 There Lime Ridge 17 Wilton 44 There West Lima 33 Wilton 42 Here Lime Ridge 22 Wilton 25 There Korvalk 29 Wilton 43 There West Lima 34 Wilton 43 There Ontario 4 5 Wilton 49 Here Kendall 15 Wilton 70 Here Ontario 47 Wilton 55 Here Mindoro 53 Wilton 39 There Kendall 36 District 'ournament at Elroy Wilton 45 Elroy 48 Wilton 38 Camp Douglas 20 Wilton 51 Kend all 26 u 1 MATJT FIVE LA VERTI HALDEMAN Right Forward ROBERT Wc GARVEY Right Guard 4 GARY SCHULTZ Left Forward Sponsored hy SPINK’S CLOTHING STORE Sparta, Wisconsin CHARLES SCHINDLER Left Guard Varsity Sauad 1st Row: C. Schindler, 2nd How: Coach Cady, H R. Kortbein. TLAYER Schultz, Gary...... Rich, Ron.......... Haldeman, LaVem.. Cox, Fuyene........ Schindler, Charles Me Garvey, Bob..... Rice, James........ Anderson, TTorman.. Harrison, Bruce... Total.............. R. McC-arvey, D. Fick, G, Schultz, 1, Halderran, . Anderson, J, Pice, B, Harrison, J. Crevieton, ITOrVIDFAI SCORING RECORDS All Games F.G. F.T. F. T.P. AV.P. G 135 35 49 305 16 19 BO 41 61 201 10.6 19 65 32 58 162 8.5 19 1C B 33 28 2.8 10 9 8 7 26 1.6 16 6 10 18 22 1.1 19 4 1 1 9 1 9 1 0 2 2 .4 5 1 0 1 2 .4 5 311 135 238 757 Varsity Squad Cheerleaders Mary Rice, Caroline Flock, Shirley Chambers, Alice Anderson. Sponsored by Sponsored by HETT’S HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT HARRISONS CAFE Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin B Team B-Team Cheerleaders Beverly Farmer and Donna Stark Coach Cady, o. Cellmrr, R. StcinS.off, J. Viseman, D. Somrerfield, J.Green, R.Kortbein, '.T.Rice, H. Kuderer, J.Creviston, B.Harrison, Vgr. R. Buchholz. B-Team Record 5 Wins-10 Losses Sponsored by J.C. Penney Co, Sparta, Wisconsin Sponsored by Heilman’s L.G.A. Store Wilton, Wisconsin u Base Ball 1st Row: R. Cox, R. Pick, L. Haldeman, G. T'eCann, B. Harrison, IT. Kuderer, 2nd How: Coach Herb Cady, J. Green, L. Switz, .T, Creviston, C. Schindler, R. HcGarvey, G. Schultz, R. Steinhoff, J,Wiseman, E. Reinke, W. Creviston, Mgr. R.Buchholz. Positions Catchers----John Wiseman, Gene WcCann, Ray Steinhoff Pitchers----LaVern Haldeman, Jim Creviston First Base--Gary Schultz Second Bare-Jir.ray Green Short Stop--Robert McGarvey T1-:ird Rase--Wayne Creviston Left Pield--Charles Schindler Center Field-Donald Pick Right Pi eld-T3u gene Cox Panager-----Roland Buchholz Rail Baseball-1949 Wilton 6 There Cashton 0 Wilton 11 There orwalk 2 V ilt on 3 Here Cashton 4 Wilton 3 There Ontario 4 Wilton 6 Here Ontario 1 Wilton 7 Here Horwalk 2 Pitcher Haldeman had a rip roaring time on the mound with an average of 17.5 strike outs per game. Wilton took first place in the league with 4 won and 2 lost. Ontario and Cashton tied for second place. Spring Baseball-1950 Wilton Here TTorwalk Wilton Here Ontario Wilton There Kendall Wilton Here Cashton Wilton There Horwalk Wilton There Ontario Wilton Here Kendall Wilton There Cashton K a ii 1 September cane and school started out with everyone playing base- ball. We had a very successful season, winning the conference. The team won four games and lost two. Our school hasn’t been very active in track the past few years. However the ones on the above page did take part in the cross country at Viola, winning third place. Our basketball tear rade a good showing this year. We only lost two conference games, one to Norwalk and one to Ontario. Pour Seniors were on the main five, namely Donald Fick, La Vem Haldeman, Charles Schindler, and Robert Me Garvey. The Seniors also won the all school tournament which was a gala event with stunts, concessions and an exciting girl's game to end the tournament• The final basketball event was the tournament at Elroy. We worn consolation in the final -ame against Kendall. V e lost the first game by a two point margin, l 8-u6 against Elroy. Baseball practice has started now that Spring is here arain. Thirty boys are out to make the team. They look rood and promise keen competition to the opposing teams. Ten games have been sched- uled. The first is with Camp Douglas. • Sponsored by Sponsored by Herb Wendt Boetzel Hardware Store Star Herald News Wilton, Wis. Wilton, Wis. El N K 'l 3 THE SCHOOL CALENDAR 191+9-1950 September 12 First day of school. l6 Junior-Senior party. 20 Baseball game at Cashton. 22 Baseball game here—Cashton. 23 Freshmen initiation. 2d Baseball game at Norwalk. Mr. Loff missed his first day of sohool since teach- ing at Wilton, because of illness. 29 Baseball game at Ontario. October 3 F.F.A. initiation, o Baseball game here-Norwalk. 7 Freshmen-Sophmore party. 8 Band participated ih fall festival at Tomah. 12 Junior-Senior party. 13-1? Teacher's convention. 18 F.F.A. officers went to Reedsburg. 19 Com husking contest held at Westby. F.F.A. boys entered. 21 MOVED INTO THE NEW BUILDING. November 10 Junior Class Play. 18 Basketball game at Camp Douglas. 21+-25 Thanksgiving vacation. 29 Basketball game here-C. Douglas. December 2 Basketball game here-Cashton. 6 Basketball game at Lime Ridge. 9 Basketball game here-Lime Ridge. 13 Basketball game at West Lima. l6 Basketball game here- Kendall. 22 Christmas program at Hett's Hall. 23 Christmas vacation. January 3 Basketball game here-Mindoro. o All school party. 10 Basketball game at Mindoro. 11 First skating party. 12 Basketball game at Cashton. 13 Cafeteria opened with free Meal for everyone. 20 Basketball game here-Norwalk. 25 Skip day for 18 students. Remember? 31 Basketball game here-V est Lima. February 3 Basketball game at Norwalk. 7 Basketball game at Ontario. 10 Basketball game here-Ontario. 17 Basketball game at Kendall. 22 University Extension Program. 21 -2lj Tournament games at Elroy. 2? Freshmen sleigh-riding party. March 8 Basketball tournament' starts in Hett's Hall 9 Soph, beat the Juniors. Fresh, beat the Grades. 9 Seniors beat the Freshmen. Juniors beat the Grades. 10 Girls team—Reds beat whites. Juniors beat the Freshmen. Seniors CHAMPS beat Soph. 11 F.F.A. banquet. 15 Local forensic contest. 21 League forensic contest here. 31 Freshmen-Sophmore party. April District forensic contest at La Crosse. Mrs. Patapoff resigned. 11 Miss Stokke replaced Mrs. Pata- poff as Home Ec. teacher. 17 Baseball game here-Norwalk. 2l+ Baseball game here-Ontario. 27 Baseball game at Kendall. 29 Band tournament at La Crosse. May 1 Baseball game here-Cashton. 1+ Baseball game at Norwalk. 5 junior prom. 11 Baseball game at Ontario. 15 Baseball game here-Kendall. 18 Baseball game at Cashton. 23 Senior Class Night. 25 Commencement excercises. 2o School picnic I The surest way to eliminate an enemy is to turn him into a friend. 3abson' s A—Band Trumpets; Saxophones: Drums; Clarinets; Melophones; Baritones; Trombones; Bell-lyre; Instructor; Majorettes; Drum Ma j or: W. Schindler, S. Brandenburg, 3. Meacham, M. Ferries, S. Shippe, D, Stark. I. Stark, F.Schmaltz, J.Fick, G.Schultz, C.Ecklebsrg, J. Stratman. J. Welch, V. Arndt, J. Wiseman. G. Meseberg, H. Kortbein, I. Dougherty, D. Schindler, F. Steinhoff, M.Rice, S.Chambera, B.Stark, D. Fick. D. 3olvahn, , Brehmer, R. Winchell. R. Steinhoff, B. Harrison. M. Gallagher, Absent—M. Kartalock. C. Schindler. Mr. Winston TTlvestad. L. Farmer, C. Flock, B. Farmer. A. Anderson. Band marching at Tomah for the Cranberry Festival. Sponsored by TERRY'S MT7SIC STORE LaCrosse, Wisconsin s B Sand French Horns: Flutes Trumpets s Trombones: Barltoness Drums s Clametss Saxophones: Bell-lyre: Instructor: K. Reinke, B, Farmer, E. Short. ’ .Slater, R.Rogge, J.Dott, K.Eckelberg, E.Keseberg, D, Granger, K. Vilson, F. Meacham. B. Parr, E. Short, R. Harrison, J. Salisbury. IT, Heinz, T. Viseman, C. Zellmer, B. Chambers. I. Farmer, F. Steinhoff, A. Peth, F. Talesh, k.Iydon J. Fick, C. Steinhoff, F. Fall, J, Zellmer, S.Fascfc, A. Gess. 1. Boetzel, J. Anderson, J. Fick. F. Palutke. Hr. Fivestad. Marching band at Tonah for Rural Youth Day in Kay of 1949 ■ CHORDS 1949-1950 Row 1 s Row 2: Row 3 s Row 4 s Row 5 s B. Harrison, J. Stratman, D. Sommerfeldt, F, Schmaltz, I,, Switz, C. Eckelberg, G. Schultz. S, Brandenburg, L. Farmer, E. Fhalin, J. Anderson, J. Fick, A, Laufenberg, B, Keacham, M, T' rtalock, C. Geier, F.Martin, V. Slater. D. Stark, M. Budde, A.Feth, C. Schindler, D. Bolwahn, B. Farmer, M. Reineke, F. Steinhoff, S. Shippee, B. Stark, M. Ferries, C. Sehroeder, A. Steinke. L. Nauman, V. Sommerfeld, W. Schindler, R. Steinhoff, D. Fick, J, Creviston, V, Arndt, R. Thomsen, E. Reineke, H. Falutke, E. Short, N. Anderson, R. Korthein. J. Will, H. Korthein, M. Filler, D. Schindler, J. Stark, G. Kese herg, J. Hemersbach, K. Doyle, A. Anderson, J. Welch, Instructors Mr, Valesh, rianists Mrs. R.W, Martalock. On December 22, 1949 our chorus presented a Christmas Cantata, Song of the Holy Night. A medley of familiar Christmas carols were sung. Other selections included an alto solo, The Good Shepherd, sung by -Alice Anderson. Mar- lene Nartalock and Alice Anderson sang an slto-soprano duet, At The Manger. Mrs. R.W. Martalcck accompanied- the chores on Mr. Valesh� s Hammond Organ. .. _ Other selections we enjoyed singing during the year weres The Green Cathedral} Cheribisr, Cornin’ Through the Rye, (Fred Waring Versi on )s Peter, Feter, Pumpkin Eater; a nonsense song; and The Dance Song. Sponsored by Wymans Barber Shop Wilton, Wisconsin Sponsored by Budde Bros. Standard Stat. Wiltcn, Wisconsin Sponsored by The Waege Dairy Wilton, Wisconsin The Forensic Group and 1950 Trophy Row 1; A. Peth, Serious; D. Schindler, Serious; V. pice. Extern. Read- ing; B. Stark, Extemp. Reading; A. Anderson, Oration; J. Fick. Serious; Pow 2: J. Welch, Oration; C. Schindler, Serious; E. Steinhoff, Serious- L. Fanner, Serious; B. Farmer, Humor; V. Vartalock, Furor- J. Anderson, Furor; Row 3: Gary Schultz, Humor; R. Thorr.sen, Orlc. Oration; D. Fick, Four Win. Speech; J. Wiseman, Extemp. Speech; fir. frs. Patapoff. The League forensics contest was held in Wilton. Schools parti- cipating were Norwalk, Kendall, Cashton, Ontario and Wilton. Wilton took first place with 23 points and won the trophy pictured above. Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by Berger Electric Co. Rice Fashion Shoppe Manske Garage Wilton, Wis. Wilton, Wis. Wilton, Wis. K SI t. 'I Future Farmers of America F.F.A. Officers and Advisor Seated: Norman Kuderer, Treas.; Mr. Chinnock, LaVem Haldeman, Vice-Pres. StandingsCharles Schindler, Reporter} Norman Anderson, Sentinel; Robert McGarvey, Pres. Absent: Verne Arndt, Sec. F.F.A. in the Agriculture Room 1st RowsW.Creviston, O.Geier, R.Kortbein, J.McCann, Mr. Chinnock, J.Green, C.Arndt, and L.Schindler. 2nd RowsV. Somerfeld, E.Short, C.Schindler, N.Anderson, G.McCann A. Sinnott, J, Wiseman, and E. Vendlend. 3rd RowsG. Schultz, L. Switz, R.McGarvey, L. Haldeman. B. Rice N. Kuderer, B.Schnurr, V.Arndt, E.Reineke,W. Schindler, R Steinhoff, and 7. Will. Sponsored by Sponsored by Verael Dunnum, Rep. WILTON CO-OP CREAMERY TRI-STATE BREEDER’S Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 0001020200532323235353535353234848 AG. SHOP Those working are; Borman Kuderer, Lloyd Switz, Charles Schindler, XT. Chinnock, and LaVern Haldeman. Those shown are; Verne Arndt, Robert XcCarrey, LaVern Haideran Bruce Schnurr, ,rr. Chinnock, and Charles Schindler (i u 'I 3 THE F.F.A. BOYS EHTERTAHT E.F.A. boys giving the salute to the flag at their annual Parent and Sons Banquet, After a delicious turkey dinner the guests were addressed by Yic Barculow, standing; and fl.H. Bonsack, seated at the left of Mr. Barculow. fi [ 1 1 We Study Students studying In the assembly room. Mr. Valesh is the watchdog! Buses ready to leave at 4:00. Drivers are: Leonard Brandau, Barney Johnson, and Roland Schell, who was driving for Robert Eauska. We Relax Htf i| $sm ri Sponsored by Wilton CO-op Exchange Wilton, Wie. Sponsored by Thurow Kotor Sales Wilton, Wis. N OUR NEW HOME ECONOMIC ROOM Left to right: Mrs. Patapoff, Shirley Chambers, Alice Anderson, Betty Stark, Vary Rice, Allegra Raabe, Julaine Stratman, Harriet Kortbeln, Joyce Schendel. Conalee Geier and Vary Doyle in the sewing room. Sponsored by Karl Kruse Appliance tc Implement Shops Wilton, Wisconsin ■ L THE SCHOOL’S 1TEW CAFETERIA Our Cooks: Mrs. Alfred Schultz and Mrs. Fred Schroeder Chow Line It H THANKS TO THOSE WHO KEEP OUR SrwnOT. rT.wiw Our Janitor, Mr. John Raahe, is pictured here in the boiler room. Our Janitress, I'rs. John Raabe. 1948 Wayne Brandau......................Employed. Edith Cox..........................Married .. Eugene Dietz.......................Employed. Coryl Dopson.......................Married .. Howard Eckelberg...................Employed. Elaine Flck........................Student.. Lyle Haldeman......................Employed. Erma Huff........................Employed. Charles Kotten.....................At Home.. Yvonne Larson......................At Home.. Jack McCann........................Air Force Lorraine Meseberg..................Employed. Lois Faeth.........................Employed . Darlene Peth................... .Employed . Theresa Rice.......................Convent.. Betty Schendel.....................Employed. Beata Schwartz.....................Employed. Ruth Steinhoff.....................Married .. Evan Sommerfeldt...................At Home.. .Wilton .Wilton .Wilton .Norwalk .Wilton .River Falls ,Wilton .Beloit .Sparta ■Wilton ,Illnoi8 .Wilton .LaCrosse .Tomah .LaCrosse LaCrosse .Tomah Norwalk. Wilton 1 9 Vivian Bolwahn.....................Married.. Richard Budde......................Air Force Frederick Coldren..................At Home.. Mary Jane Coldren..................Employed. Norma Jean Huber...................Employed. Jasper DeWltt......................Employed. Rosella Dougherty................ .Employed . Robert Harrison....................Air Force Marian Hemmersbach.................Employed. Norman Martin......................Employed. Betty Rice.........................Employed. La Joy Rogge.......................S tud ent.. Douglas Salisbury..................Married.. Greets Ann Schmaltz.............. .Student.. Lois Skaggs.........................Married. Inez Yahnke.........................Student. .Wilton .Texas .Kendall .LaCrosse .Tomah .Wilton .Madison .Mississippi .Tomah .Wilton .Madison .River Falls Wilton .LaCrosse .Tomah New Lisbon ■ 1 WC Uokt.4 n I9J9 proudly finish our 1950 Wlltonlan with a picture of Wilton’s Hall of Knowledge. Look not rournfully into the past. It comes not back again. Wisely improve the present. It Is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy future. Without fear and with a manly heart. Longfellow Sponsored by Bacon and Hanson Bowling Alley Sparta, Wisconsin We wish to thank Mr. Herbert Anderson who spent so much time and effort in taking the pictures to make thi Wlltonlan a success. 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Flexsteel Living Room Lane Cedar Chests Lloyd Chrome Dinnette Sets Mengal Bedroom Suits Crosley Appliances Zenith Radios Armstrong Linoleum Alexander Smith Carpeting Mohawk Carpeting and Rugs WE INSTALL CARPETING, LINOLEUM TILE Phone 57 — Free Delivery Tomah Wisconsin Compliments of DONOVAN, GLEIS, GOODMAN, BRETENFIELD and GLEISS ATTORNEYS Sparta and Tomah VLASEK’S COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED BOWLING LANE WHERE FRIENDS MEET Tomah Phone 395 Wisconsin Skell’s Old Style Inn 309 Superior THE FINEST OF FOODS — WHERE ALL GOOD FRIENDS AND PEOPLE MEET IN THE DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE Tomah Wisconsin Tralmer Sales Service PHONE 294-W Complete Bathroom and Sewage Equipment Soil pipe — Septic tanks — Lavatories — Bathtubs Closets — Automatic water systems and water heaters American Kitchens to be installed by our licensed plumbers Gas — Oil — Electric Philco Radios Refrigerators — Freezers — Minute washers Stoves and freezers — Skelgas stoves Water Heaters — Servel refrigerators Riteway and Hinman milkers Heating and Plumbing Sales Service Tomah Wisconsin ALL-STATE CAFE “FOR FINE FOOD” 1117 Superior St. Phone 31 24 HOUR SERVICE — HOME COOKING Tomah Wisconsin Ellickson Studios 524 Main, La Crosse, Wis. THERE IS NO FINER GIFT YOU CAN GIVE YOUR FRIENDS THAN A LIFE LIKE PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF La Crosse, Wisconsin Geltz Office Supply Store 143 N. Water St. We are taking this opportunity to wish success to the graduates, of the Wilton High School of 1950. And should any of you venture into the business world, we hope to serve you when you need Of- fice Equipment Sparta Phone 252 Wisconsin Compliments of Dodge and Davis Sparta Wisconsin Our Reputation For Fair Dealings Is Our Most Valued Asset Wagner Motor Co., Inc. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Ford Tractors and Dearborn Farm Equipment Your Ford Dealer Knows Your Ford Best Tomah Phone 343 Wisconsin Artist Moth Proof Cleaning Tomah Wisconsin JAFFE’S The Business World Demands That you always look your best: To look your Best — Wear Nationally Advertised Carol King — Joan Miller — Petti and Martha Manning — Sid Jerome Dresses Something New For The Tiny Miss Wear a Tween Timer Dress For Style and Fit For the Well Dressed Young Man Paragon Sport Coats —Wembley Ties Esquire Sox and Friedman Shelby Shoes Tomah Wisconsin Compliments of Tomah Cash Store MONROE COUNTY’S LARGEST STORE Tomah Wisconsin Nick's HAMOT SWEET SHOP Fine Candies and Fountain Service Across from the Post Office Tomah Wisconsin Badger Cafe After the Prom drop in for the finest foods Phone 224 T omah W isconsin Burgdorff's Uptown Club Tomah Wisconsin REFRESHMENTS RECREATION Congradulations CLASS OF ’50 K K FOR EXTRA ENERGY fipiuuufc R Wisconsin’s Finest ICE CREAM FINE QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 1 Ranney’s Dairy, Inc. Tomah, Wisconsin II J Compliments of P. S. BREY OPTOMETRIST TOMAH WISCONSIN KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY F. J. KENNEDY 906 Superior Ave. TOMAH WISCONSIN Compliments of SHUTTERS GROCERY THE STORE OF QUALITY TOMAH WISCONSIN TOMAH DRY CLEANERS SERVING THIS TERRITORY 26 YEARS Luster Life - Lovely Dry Cleaning Pickup - Delivery Service Agents - Wilton Cafe and Fashion Shop TOMAH WISCONSIN Compliments of C. C. BURRIS 5 - 10 - 25c Variety Store $1.00 and up 1017 SUPERIOR AVE. TOMAH WISCONSIN Compliments of TOMAH HATCHERY TOMAH WISCONSIN MARSHALL - WELLS STORES Zenith Appliances Coleman Heaters Oil Floor Furnaces FRANK HARRIS, Owner PHONE 224 TOMAH WISCONSIN EDDIES STUDIO GUARANTEED PORTRAITS We Photograph Anything, Anytime PHONE 3so TOMAH WISCONSIN PEDERSON’S Rexall Drug Store CARA NOME BEAUTY SALON Tomah Wisconsin Compliments of Monroe County Publishers Publishers of SPARTA HERALD MONROE COUNTY DEMOCRAT Monroe County’s Leading Newspapers Sparta Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments of KORNER BAKERY ARENZ SHOE STORE Corner of Main and Water 0. K. Vieregge, Prop. SPARTA WISCONSIN SPARTA WISCONSIN A. W. LEE CROOK S NITE CLUB QUALITY SERVICE FISH CHICKEN STEAKS (Every Night) JEWELER 1 Mile South on Highway 71 SPARTA WISCONSIN SPARTA WISCONSIN Compliments of Compliments of LA BANSKY’S FELLANDS SHOE STORE STANDARD SERVICE X-Ray Shoe Fitting SPARTA WISCONSIN SPARTA WISCONSIN HARLOW G. HOAG Best Wishes Registered Jeweler No. 307 American Gem Society SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. SPARTA WISCONSIN SPARTA WISCONSIN Compliments of TOMAH BANK Tomah Wisconsin Compliments of TOMAH AUTO SERVICE Tomah Wisconsin r. i n ' GORDENS MEN’S STORE 1111 Superior Ave. SUITS SHIRTS HATS OVERALLS SHOES RUBBERS PHONE 333 TOMAH WISCONSIN BAND BOX CLEANERS 1213 Superior Street 24 Hour Service Phone 291-M TOMAH WISCONSIN Compliments of DR. DAVID C. WAUGH OPTOMETRIST TOMAH WISCONSIN LANGWILL’S JEWELRY STORE Watches - Silverware - Jewelry And Expert Watch Repairing EM’S DRESS SHOP Dresses. Coats, Suits, Hats, Lingerie, and Hose SPARTA WISCONSIN s-ffi smussen i COMMERCIAL J PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS FINEST PHONE 3350 127K2 S. WATER ST. SPARTA, WIS. Compliments of HOWARD CALKINS JEWELRY STORE Your Credit is good at Calkins TOMAH WISCONSIN Compliments of FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. 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For Your Entertainment Always INTERNATIONAL FIRST RUN PICTURES TRUCKS Compliments of SPARTA WISCONSIN SPARTA THEATRE GRAWINNS AUTO SERVICE AUTOMOBILE AND FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 465 Tomah Wisconsin Frank Kneeland Alleys Bar WHERE OLD PALS MEET Stop There When in Tomah Tomah Wisconsin I. : H 1 CENTRAL HARDWARE Heating — Plumbing — Oil Burners “Easy” Washing Machines Moores’ Paint Tomah Wisconsin Compliments of TOMAH JOURNAL and the TOMAH MONITOR-HERALD TOMAH WISCONSIN LIERSCH ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE All Types of Electrical Appliances WILTON WISCONSIN Compliments of DR. C. J. HODULIK VETERINARIAN WILTON WISCONSIN Compliments of VERN A. MARTIN and SON Local and Long Distance Hauling WILTON WISCONSIN Compliments of MONROE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY Compliments of BANK OF SPARTA WILTON STATION WILTON PHONE 20 WISCONSIN Rasmussen Sales Co DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Phone 482 Sparta, Wis. 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