Wilton High School - Wiltonian Yearbook (Wilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

Dedication To Irvin H. Loff, for having given able guidance to students of this school for thirteen years, for always having done more than his share with cheerful willingness and for which he will remain a cherished part of our school memories we the class of 1951 grate- fully dedicate this edition of the Wiltonian. 2 HERBERT D. CADY University of Wisconsin Degree B.B.A. Typewriting. Shorthand. Civics and Economic Geography. Faculty CHARLES A. VALESH Principal River Falls S.T.C. University of Wisconsin B.S. University of Minnesota M.A. Mathematics and Science. MARY E. SCHWARTZ Iowa State College Degree B.S. Home Economics and English. HOWARD L. CH1NNOCK River Falls S.T.C. Degree B.S. Agriculture and Chemistry. IRVIN H. LOFF Assistant Principal River Falls S.T.C. Degree B.E. History. Science and Social Science. WILFRED J. BERG Milwaukee State Teachers College Degree B.S. Northwestern University M. Music Music and English 4 Annual Staff STANDING: Mary Doyle, Marjorie Buddc, Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Norman Anderson. Wayne Schindler, John Wiseman. Audrey Steinke, Conalee Geier, Betty Meacham, Caroline Flock. SEATED: Carolyn Schindler, Charlene Schroeder, Assistant Editor-Joyce Stark. Editor-Carol Eckelberg, Marlene Martalock, Eileen Simonson and Shirley Shipper. Mr. Valesh Senior Advisor and Mr. Loff Annual Advisor. Meet The Seniors CAROL ECKELBERG Maybe You'll Be There ’ Valedictorian-------------- 4 Annual Editor--------------- — 4 Band---------------------- ,2,3,4 Chorus--------------------1,2,3,4 Pep Club------------------ 1,2 Class Officer-—----------- —1,3 Prom Chairman-------------------3 Class Play-------------------- 4 BRUCE HARRISON Mocking Bird Hill’’ Class President ----------------4 Kendall------------------ I Chorus--———————--- 2,3 Band-------------------------2,3 Basketball---------------3.4 Baseball-——-----——-—-— 3,4 Prom Chairman------------- 3 Class Play-----------------3 JOYCE STARK Billy Boy Salutatorian ———————— 4 Assistant Editor----------------4 Band------------------------2,3.4 Pep Club--------------------- 1,2 Class Officer-—----------— 1,3 4 Chorus------------------- 1,2,3 Class Play----------------------4 6 NORMAN ANDERSON “Hot Rod Race F.F.A.-----------------------1.2.3,4 Chorus-----------------------1,2.3.4 Basketball-------------------1.2.3.4 Annual Staff--------——--------—....4 Baseball-------------------- 2,3.4 Class Play-----------------------3.4 SHIRLEY BRANDENBURG “Rovin' Kind’ Chorus-------------- — 1,2,3 Band----—---------------- £.3.4 Class Officer—————————4 Annual Staff---------------- 4 Cheerleader—-----------------4 Pep Club-------------------1.3 Class Play----------------3.4 DOROTHY BOLWAHN “Whose Girl Are You Chorus --—------—--------1.3.3 Band ------—------—--------2,3 Class Officer—----------- 1.4 Annual Staff-—---------------4 Pep Club-—-----------------1 � 3 Class Play-------------------4 MARJORIE BUDDE Mona Lisa Annual Staff---- 4 Class Play---------3 Class Officer—————-3 Chorus——■——————-3,3 Pep Club——————— 1,3 MARY DOYLE “Crocodile Tears Chorus———————— 1,3,3 Annual Staff ——————— 4 Pep Club---------1.3 Class Play........ 4 CAROLINE FLOCK “Naughty Walts' Cheerleader ——————-1,3,3.4 Chorus-———————-- 3 Annual Staff----—----4 Pep Club--------- 1.3 Class Play----------4 7 MARY GALLAGHER My Wild Irish Rose Band--------------------3.4 Pep Club----------------1,2 CONALEE GE1ER Smiles ' Chorus------------------- — 1,2,3.4 Annual Staff-----------------—-— 4 Pep Club------1,2 ROYCE KORTBEIN •'Home Cookin' F.F.A.-------------------1.2.3.4 Chorus------—-—--------— 2,3.4 Band----------------------- 3.4 Basketball-----------------2,3.4 Track--------------------------1 Class Play.....--------------- 4 NORMAN KUDERER ‘Nevertheless F.F.A.----------------------1,2,3,4 Band--------------------------2.3.4 Basketball------------------1,2.3.4 Baseball-—----- — ----------1,2,3.4 Class Play------------------------4 MARLENE MARTALOCK ‘‘Singing In The Rain Band-------------------1,2,3,4 Chorus-—----------------- 1,2,3 Class Officer------------------ 2 Annual Staff—-----————--4 Pep Club------------------1,2 Forensics—-------------1.2.3,4 Class Play———————---------— 3 BETTY MEACHAM Thinking Of You Chorus--------------------1,2,3 Band------------------------2.3 Annual Staff--—----------.... 4 Pep Club— ----------- —-----|§2 8 WILLIAM RICE Jo-sephine ’ F.F.A.---------------------1,2.3,4 Basketball-------------------- Baseball------------------------- Chorus-------———--------------- 3 CAROLYN SCHINDLER •'Forever and Ever Chorus-------—-— --------—1.2.3,4 Band ———----------------—-- £.3,4 Annual Staff--------------------4 F orensics--------—-----------1.3 Pep Club------------------—-- 1.2 Class Play----------------------3 WAYNE SCHINDLER • I Wonder Cashton----------------------1,2 Basketball---------------------4 Chorus------------------------ 3 Band—------------------ —---3,4 F.F.A.-----------------------3.4 Annual Staff ------------------ 4 Baseball-----------------------4 BRUCE SCHNURR ••Who F.F.A.------------------1.2.3.4 Class Play--------------------3 CHARLENE SCHROEDER •‘Sentimental Me ' Chorus----------------------1.2,3.4 Annual Staff-------------—-----—4 Pep Club—----------------------1. GARY SCHULTZ ''Goofus F.F.A.------------------- Chorus------------------- Basketball--------------- Baseball--------------- Band---- — ------------- Class Officer------------ Forensics-----------—— Track-------------------- Class Play--------------- 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3 4 1.2.3.4 — 3.4 2 — 3.4 ------1 ----3.4 9 SHIRLEY SH1PPEE ••IT Chorus-----—-——-l ,3,4 Band---------——--- —-2.3,4 Annual Staff——-----------4 Class Officer—---------——2 Pep Club---------------1.2 Class Play-------------3,4 EILEEN SIMONSON “Midnight Walts” Choros —————— 1,4 Annual Staff--------------—--4 Pep Club---------------------1.2 Class Play-----------------—---4 ✓ AUDREY STEIN KE “Oh Johnny From Queen----------------------3 Chorus—----------———-----1,2.3,4 Pep Club--------------------- 1,2 Annual Staff--------------------4 LLOYD SW1TZ RICHARD W1 Li- l d Rather Be Me “Nature Boy F.F.A.-----------------—1,2,3,4 Armed Forces Chorus--------------------1.2,3 Chorus------- Basketball--------------------4 F.F.A.------- Baseball------—-—----- — 1,2,3,4 T rack----—---------------1.3 JOHN WISEMAN Blue Skirt Walts’ Band--------------------1.2,3.4 Prom King----------------- 3 Annual Stafl-------------------- 4 Basketball—.............. 1,2,3 Baseball------------------ 1,2,3,4 Track------------------------- 1 Class Play------------------ 3 F.F.A.--------------------1,3.4 Class Officer--——— — --—— 1,3 Forensics-—-————-——— 3,4 10 Class History At the beginning of our Freshman year in '47 our class consisted of twenty-seven students: Norman Anderson, Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Hazel Downing, Mary Doyle, Carol Eckelberg, Caroline Flock, Mary Gallagher, Conalee Geier, Royce Kortbein, Buster Hart, Norman Kuderer, Marlene Martalock, Betty Meacham, Donald Moore, Bill Rice, Carolyn Schindler, Bruce Schnurr, Charlene Schroeder, Gary Schultz, Carl Stone, Shirley Shippee, Eileen Simonson, Joyce Stark, Audrey Steinke, Lloyd Switz, and John Wiseman. The teachers for this year were: Principal-Mr. Valesh, English-Miss Gleiss, Commercial-Miss Steinhoff, History-Mr. Loff, and Agriculture-Mr. Path. Class officers elected were: President-Carol Eckelberg, Vice-President-John Wiseman, Secretary-Dorothy Bolwahn, Treasurer-Joyce Stark, and Class Advisor-Mr. Valesh. Our initiation party was held at night in the country. There were stunts and a lunch was served us by the Sophomores. Rotten tomatoes contributed by “guests” made it very exciting. Later in the year a return party was given to the Sophomores. Marjorie Budde joined us later in the year. Carl Stone. Buster Hart, and Donald Moore left. Our colors for the school basketball tournament were Green and Black and the chosen name was Freshman Black Bombers. Caroline Flock, Betty Meacham, and Dorothy Bolwahn were cheerleaders. Those who participated in Forensics were: Marlene Martalock and Carolyn Schindler. At the beginning of the Sophomore year our class enrollment was twenty-six. There were Norman Anderson, Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Marjorie Budde, Hazel Downing, Mary Doyle, Carol Eckelberg, Caroline Flock, Mary Gallagher, Conalee Geier, Royce Kortbein, Bruce Harrison, Norman Kuderer, Marlene Martalock, Betty Meacham, Bill Rice, Carolyn Schindler, Bruce Schnurr, Charlene Schroeder, Gary Schultz, Shirley Shippee, Eileen Simonson, Joyce Stark, Audrey Steinke, Lloyd Switz, and John Wiseman. At this time our teachers were: Principal-Mr. Valesh, English-Mr. Ulvestad, History- Mr. Loff, Agriculture-Mr. Path, Commercial-Mrs. Flock, and Mr. Wetzel, Class Advisor- Mr. Path. The following officers were elected: President-Marlene Martalock, Vice-President- Gary Schultz, Secretary-Shirley Brandenburg, and Treasurer-Shirley Shippee. The Freshman initiation was held in October in the schoolhouse. We really didn’t initiate any of the “Green Horns'1. Recreation consisted of dancing, after which lunch was served. Later in the year they gave us a return party. Gary Schultz moved to South Beloit in February, but returned again in March. Mike Danaher joined us in January. Members of our class who joined the band were: Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Bruce Harrison, Norman Kuderer, Marlene Martalock, Betty Meacham, Carolyn Schindler, Shirley Shippee, Joyce Stark, and John Wiseman. Marlene Martalock participated in Forensics. Caroline Flock was chosen as one of the high school cheerleaders. Boys playing on the basketball team were: Norman Anderson, Bruce Harrison, Royce Kortbein, Norman Kuderer, John Wiseman, Bill Rice, and Gary Schultz. The all-school basketball tournament was held early in the spring. Our team the Sophomore Blockheads captured third place. Marlene Martalock and Caroline Flock were mascots dressed as Hayseed Farmers”. The Junior Class consisted of: Norman Anderson, Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Mary Doyle, Carol Eckelberg, Caroline Flock, Mary Gallagher, Conalee Geier, Ivars Groglavis, Royce Kortbein, Bruce Harrison, Norman Kuderer, Marlene Martalock, Betty Meacham, Bill Rice, Carolyn Schindler, Bruce Schnurr, Charlene Schroeder, Wayne Schindler, Eileen Simonson, Joyce Stark, Audrey Steinke, Lloyd Switz, and John Wiseman. This year the teachers are as follows: Principal-Mr. Valesh, History-M.-. Loff, Home Economics-Mrs. Patapoff, Mrs. Wendt, and Miss Stokke, Commercial-Mr. Cady, Agriculture- Mr. Chinnock, and English-Mr. Ulvestad. Our Class Advisor was Mr. Loff. In October we moved from the barracks into the new school building. I 11 Officers elected were: President-John Wiseman, Vice-President-Joyce Stark, Secretary-Marjorie Budde, and Treasurer-Carol Eckelberg. On November 10th the Junior Class Play ‘‘The Campbells Are Coming” was presented. It was a hilarious success. In March the all-school basketball tournament was held. Our class colors were Red, White, and Blue and our name was the Junior H-Bombs. Our cheerleaders were: Mary Doyle, Betty Meacham, and Carol Eckelberg. In April the Forensic contest was held in which Marlene Martalock, Carolyn Schindler, Gary Schultz, and John Wiseman took part. In May our Junior Prom was held. Our theme song was Fairytales’' and our colors were Blue and White. The King was John Wiseman and he chose for his Queen, Audrey Steinke. The attendants were Carol Eckelberg and Bruce Harrison. It was a great success. Our Senior year starts with twenty-seven members which are: Norman Anderson, Dorothy Bolwahn, Shirley Brandenburg, Marjorie Budde, Mary Doyle, Carol Eckelberg, Caroline Flock, Mary Gallagher, Conalee Geier, Royce Kortbein, Bruce Harrison, Marlene Martalock, Betty Meacham, Norman Kuderer, Bill Rice, Carolyn Schindler, Wayne Schindler, Bruce Schnurr, Charlene Schroeder, Gary Schultz, and Dick Will. John Wiseman joined us in October. Our teachers are: Principal-Mr. Valesh, History-Mr. Doff, Commercial-Mr. Cady, Agriculture-Mr. Chinnock, Home Economics-Mrs. Schwartz, and English-Mr. Berg. Class officers elected were: President-Bruce Harrison, Vice-President-Doirothy Bolwahn, Secretary-Shirley Brandenburg, and Treasurer-Joyce Stark. Our Class Advisor- Mr. Valesh. We received our class rings in October from Josten’s. Graduation pictures were taken in November by Morrison’s Studio of Milwaukee. In April the Senior Class Play, “The Daffy Dills , was given and was a huge success. Our class trip was taken in May. Class night was held May 22nd. Our colors for graduation night, May 24th, were Pink and Silver; the motto, Live and Learn, the class flower. Tea Rose. 12 Class Will We, the Senior Class of ’51, after four years of hard labor, added wisdom and lots of fun, do hereby make our last will to all the underclassmen who are struggling, happy but carefree to conquer the difficulties of the world. To the Junior Class we will the ability to have as successful Junior Prom as we did. To the Sophomore Class we will the success and much fun putting on their class play. To the Freshman Class we will the strength and courage to endure the trials of the next three years. I, Normam Anderson, will my love for Ag. class to John Wildes. I, Dorothy Bolwahn, will my love for daydreaming during English class to Jeanie Dott. I, Shirley Brandenburg, will my love for older men to Mary Downing. I, Marjorie Budde, will my daintiness to Edwin Wendland. I, Mary Doyle, will my love for men in uniform to anyone that wants them. I, Carol Eckelberg, will my height to Jimmy Green. Maybe we’ll win some games now. I, Caroline Flock, will my skillful driving to Beverly Farmer. Better try it sometime.' I, Mary Gallagher will my ability to talk myself out of trouble to anyone that’s always in trouble. I, Conalee Geier, will my love for Cashton and Bangor to anyone who’s out for a good time. Just remember, take it easy’. I, Bruce Harrison, will my paper route to anyone who has nothing else to do. I, Royce Kortbein, will my ability to miss school to John Wildes. I, Norman Kuderer, will my love for chasing blondes to Hans Palutke. Good luck Hans! I, Marlene Martalock, will my piano playing at the noon hour to Lila Mae Farmer, Let’s hear no more of the Tennessee Waltz. I, Betty Meacham, will my love for making noise in English class to Theresa Sinnott. I, Bill Rice, will my love for skipping school to anyone who can get away with it like I did. I, Carolyn Schindler, will my love for shorthand to Isabelle Dougherty. 1, Wayne Schindler, will my bashfulness to Jimmy Salisbury. I, Charlene Schroeder, will my quietness to Ellen Steinhoff. A little more silence please. I, Gary Schultz, will my corny jokes and wise cracking to Kenneth Kobernick. 1, Bruce Schnurr, will my practically new “American Observers’’ to Ray Steinhoff. 13 I, Shirley Shippee, will my dimples to Florence Will. They helped me. Hope you have good luck too. I, Eileen Simonson, will my love for dancing to the music of Herman and the Jolly Dutchman to--anyone that likes to dance. I, Joyce Stark, will my ability to study to Joe McCann. 1, Audrey Steinke, will my love for the song “Thinking of You to anyone who has someone special to think of. I, Lloyd Switz, will my good marks in Social Problems to Dick Sommerfeldt. Just study a little harder Dick--you’ll make it. I, John Wiseman, will my back pocket tools to Darrell Pasch. I, Dick Will, will my love for driving cars to anyone that can keep them in the road. A Truthful Man Only one man when in love was ever truthful. That was Adam when he said to Eve, “You are the only woman in the world for me. Mr. Valesh: (In Physics Class): If this chemical explodes, it would drive me through the roof. Now come up close, boys, so you can follow me. 14 Class Poem 1950-51 The years have gone so swift and fast The fun we’ve had is now in the past Through work and fun, joy and sorrow We are always looking toward tomorrow. These happy memories of the past In our minds will always last We shall now with verse and rhyme Attempt to describe each of our Seniors fine. Marlene Martalock, who’s full of fun Has a cherry greeting for everyone Telling jokes that are sure to amuse Never a good time would she refuse. Bruce Harrison, the tallest in our class Seems to have his eye on a blonde haired lass He always has his work on time As basketball center he’s done fine. Carol Eckelberg, blonde and tall Is a very good friend of all She does her work both well and neat A nursing career is to be her feat. Shirley Shippee is a smiling blonde Of some tall Senior seems quite fond With her pleasant outlook on life She’s sure to make him a very fine wife. Norman Kuderer, tall and dark Has caused many a broken heart Now he spends most of his time On the ridge, where he’s doing fine. The future beautician of our class Is a dark haired, carefree lass Her name is Conalee Geier Of Cashton she will never tire. Bruce Schnurr, happy and gay Does his best to evade work each day His favorite pastime seems to be resting At least then not other people he’s molesting. Charlene Schroeder, a curly haired blonde Of dancing and reading she is quite fopd Always quiet and with a smile She’s sure to make her life worthwhile. A business career is Joyce Stark’s ambition A stenographer’s job her life’s position She is always full of pep Bill and she are realty hep. 15 Gary Schultz, who has lots to say Wants to be a sailor someday When it comes to sports, he’s really tops No matter what happens, he never stops. Marjorie Budde, with a bright smile Is always merry all the while An air line hostess she'd like to be someday She is sure to succeed with her pleasant ways. Betty Meacham, who appears quite shy Goes to Tomah to see her guy I wonder why she goes there when There are so many other men. Norman Anderson, President of the F.F.A. Has a smile everyday His favorite nickname is Andy To him most girls are handy. Mary Doyle, shortest among us Has a big time on the high school bus She wants to be a sailor's wife And sail the seven seas the rest of her life. Lloyd Switz, who’s next in line Always sees that he has a good time He's got a Chevy all his own But he sure looks lonesome riding alone. Caroline Flock a cheerleader for four years Says leaving school brings no tears She's full of pep and lots of fun And always has Jappy on the run. Bill Rice is not so tall And he has his fun in study hall He makes noise and has fun As though he has his work all done. The girl with dark, short hair Vho does her work both well and fair The name is Shirley Brandenburg you know She’s the only girl with a captain for a beau. Eileen Simonson, the redhead of our class A dance at Bangor she’d never pass A teacher she would like to be After college in '53. John Wiseman should make his career As a very fine electrical engineer The prom king of a year ago Audrey’s his girl as we all know. 16 The next in line is a blonde of our class She is a happy go-lucky lass Dorothy Bolwahn is her name She has a handsome carpenter flame. Audrey Steinke, a friend so true Has brown hair and eyes of blue As prom queen, she looked sweet in a formal Since John is home, she's back to normal. Royce Kortbein, a country lad Can take a joke and never get mad His,future will be a farmer's life But he needs a helper, mainly a wife. Carolyn Schindler, who works in town Is with Everett whenever he’s around A nurse someday she hopes to be But that we will have to wait and see. Dick Will joined us this year He has been both far and near His hobby is driving his car And drinking coffee at Erv’s Snack Bar. Mary Gallagher is full of fun And is a friend to most everyone She is happy and carefree And a Sister would like to be. Wayne Schindler is a studious lad But it is leaving school that makes him glad He is shy and a bashful guy And he hopes someday a plane to fly. Our friends we have named one by one And choosing our motto has been fun Through the years it will never turn All we can say is let's “Live and Learn.” Can't Please Lloyd Switz: Huh! I’m a stag, but 1 can dance with any girl here I please. Jim Green: Well, it’s too bad you don’t seem to please any of them. A school annual is a great invention, The staff gets all the fame; The printer gets the money And the editor gets the blame. 17 Class Prophecy During one of my star numbers at the Metropolitan Opera House, I, Marlene Martalock, was startled to look into the audience and see two of my old schoolmates, Mr. and Mrs. John Wiseman, enter the side door. After the recital they came back to my dressing room, and 1 learned that his wife was the former Audrey Steinke and that John Wiseman himself was an important scientist working with the United States Government. Audrey had been a successful model, but since her marriage, had given it up and now ran a school of her own which turned out many successful students. After more discussion I learned that Shirley Shippee was her private secretary and all-round assistant there. We were determined to find out what our other classmates of ’51 were doing. The next day we chartered a plane to Wilton on the W. Schindler Air Dines, owned and operated by our old friend, Wayne Schindler. On our arrival in Wilton, we went to the high school, which had been very much improved by the addition of a new gym and 150 much quieter students than there had been twenty years before. Mr. Valesh is still the Principal, and he helped us locate all but one of our old classmates. Of course we had all heard of Bruce Harrison, who had become the governor of Wisconsin, and of Norman Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture, and Bruce Schnurr, Ambassador to the Ubangi Islands. We are certainly proud to have graduated with these three men. So we set May 24, 1971, as our reunion date. We had invitations printed, and we sent them to all of our classmates but Gary Schultz, whom we were unable to locate. Finally the great day arrived. All of us were in a state of great anticipation. John, Audrey, Shirley Shippee, Wayne, and myself were the first arrivals. A few moments later General Brandau’s wife, the former Shirley Brandenburg, came in beautifully dressed in the latest fashion, followed by Betty Meacham, who was a private teacher for Shirley’s four children. Betty was wearing a solitaire on her left hand, but she refused to tell us who the lucky man was. I finally got her to promise me, by twisting her arm, to send me an invitation to the affair, which would take place next month. Presently Carol Eckelberg and Carolyn Schindler arrived dressed in white nurses’ uniforms. They were both working in a Naval Hospital in Hawaii. Carol had obtained the rank of Chief Nurse. She said that they had just discharged Mary Doyle’s sailor husband who was driving over to the reunion. Suddenly a cry of “The Fleets In’. was followed by Bill Rice and his wife, the former Joyce Stark, and three little boys dressed, just like their daddy, in sailor uniforms. Bill is a Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy, and Joyce is kept busy taking care of the house and the three little boys. I felt a terrific grip on my arm and turned around to see Mary Gallagher. She was a lady wrestler but is now teaching jitso. Norman Kuderer was one of her pupils, but he was unable to learn anything, so had gone into radio announcing. He arrived presently and later wrote up a broadcast about our reunion. I could hear a snapping of gum and someone dancing along the hall so I looked out--and of course, it was Mary Doyle, Conalee Geier, and Eileen Simonson Connie and Eileen are both married and conduct a dancing school in their spare time. A taxi, driven by Dick Wills, drew up, and Governor Harrison and the two other politicians alighted and came into the gym. An old friend of the Governor’s, Dorothy Bolwahn, came in with them. She was working as a receptionist in his outer office in Madison. She told us that Marjorie Budde would be right in as soon as she had freshened up a bit. Marge had just finished a run as an air line hostess on Northern Air Lines. When Marge arrived, she told us she had just had her hair done in Caroline’s Beauty Salon. This is owned and operated by Mrs. Jasper DeWitt the former Caroline Flock. Caroline was coming over as soon as she got the children to bed. Royce Kortbein came in a little later followed by Charlene Schroeder. Royce owns a dairy farm in Norwalk, and Charlene and her family are his steady customers. Lloyd Switz arrived still later but explained his car had broken down en route, and he had stopped to have it repaired. This was rather odd as he owns and operates a service station in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He is married and has a small family. Now we 18 were all here but Gary. We were getting ready to sit down for the banquet prepared by Mrs. Schwartz and the Home Economics girls. Soft music was furnished by Mr. Berg’s orchestra. Suddenly there was a terrific crash, and Gary came into the room and burst into song. After the applause had died down, he explained he was to star in Cecil B. DeMille’s new production “The Vaughan Monroe Story.” He had heard about the reunion from Mr. Chinnock, our former agriculture teacher, who was working on an irrigation program in California. They had driven home together. Now that we were all here, we sat down to eat. After a merry banquet and speeches by two of our teachers, Mr. L.off and Mr. Cady, we said farewell to one another and returned to our various homes, looking forward to our next reunion in 1991. A dance, a data Perchance out lata A classa, a quizza No passa, gee whizza History of the Senior Class As Freshmen irresponsible As Sophomores irrepressible As Juniors irresistible As Seniors irreproachable 19 LEFT TO RIGHT: Leonard Fiek, Charles Stark, Gertrude Steinhoff, Frank Wadephul, William Heilman, and Edward O'Rourke. 20 ROW 1: Everett Reineke, Jim Creviston, Florence Brehmer, Robert Meirs, Lillian Nauman, Hans Palutke, Ray Steinhoff. ROW i: Adviser Mr. Loff, Carl Arndt, Jim Green, Jean Shie, Isabel! Dougherty, Dariain Schindler, inure Will. Genevive Meseberg. ROW 3: Clara Devine, Beatrice Cox, Uldis Grogalvis, Dick Sommerfelt, Ruth Winchel, Beverly Farmer, Donna Stark. zz Junior Class When we returned in September, after three months of vacation, our enrollment was twenty-one. We had lost two members from last year, Faith Schmalz, who moved to Tomah, and Mooneen Miller. During the year Jean Shie of Kendall joined us and Hazel Downing withdrew, leaving our enrollment at its present twenty-one. The members of our class participating in A Band are: Geneveive Meseberg, Isabelle Dougherty, Donna Stark, Darlain Schindler, Richard Sommerfeldt. In B Band is Hans Palutke. Those singing in the chorus are: Hans Palutke, Darlain Schindler, Jean Shie, Janice Will, Lillian Nauman, and Beatrice Cox. In sports: Jim Green, Jim Creviston, Ray Steinhoff, Carl Arndt, and Everett Reineke took part in both baseball and basketball with Dick Sommerfeldt playing baseball. Donna Stark and Beverly Farmer were both A team cheerleaders. In Forensics, Beverly Farmer and Darlain Schindler represented our class. Ray Steinhoff, Everett Reineke, and Jim Creviston participated in F.F.A. During the year we put on a successful class play, You Can’t Take It With You”, under the direction of Mr. Berg with Geneveive Meseberg and Jim Green playing the leads. We set our Prom Date for May 11th but haven’t made any further plans for it. Those were our main events but we had a few others and many good times together. We are all looking forward to next year when we will be the “Mighty” Seniors. Mrs. Schwartz: (while the class was studying foods): What three things contain much starch: Beverly F.: (absent mindedly) two cuffs and a collar. Joe M.: I have a cold in my head. Mr. Chinnock: Well, that’s something Mr. Cady: (Handing out themes) As you get your papers, you may pass out. It was reported that many almost did. Mr. Loff: Name an organ of the body. Beatrice: The teeth. Mr. Loff: What kind of an organ is it? Beatrice: A grind organ. Does my question embarass you? inquired Mr. Berg of the dazed looking student. Not in the least, responded dependable Betty Meacham the question is perfectly clear, it’s the answer that’s bother- ing me.” 23 'W. v I V I 24 Freshman Class History When school opened on September 5th, there were twenty-five Freshmen: Martin Arndt, Bill Chambers, Marlene Creviston, Jean Dott, Mary Downing, Betty Doyle, Lyle Gruen, Charlotte Gums, Kenneth Koebernick, Lon Martalock, Shirley Pasch, Dick Rice, Jim Salisbury, Shirley Schendel, John Schindler, Larry Schindler, Eileen Short, Theresa Sinnott, Ruth Ann Stratman, Julaine Summerfeldt, Dean Switz, John Thurow, John Wildes, Florence Will and Bob Winchell. During the year Charlotte Gums and John Schindler withdrew. At our first meeting we elected officers as follows: President-Jean Dott, Vice-President, Ruth Ann Stratman; Secretary and Treasurer-Mary Downing. The big event was our initiation in October which was given to us by the Sophomores. We returned the party later in the year. During the year we had a magazine sale in which the Freshmen took first place with $145, and our class advisor, Mr. Cady, got a Parker 21 Pen and Pencil Set. Those participating in sports are: Lon Martalock, Bill Chambers, Martin Arndt, Bob Winchell, Lyle Gruen, Larry Schindler, Dean Switz, John Thurow, and John Wildes. Those in A-Band are: Jean Dott, Eileen Short, and Kenneth Koebernick. Those in B-Band are: Ruth Ann Stratman, and Julaine Summerfeldt. The B-Team Cheerleaders, both Freshmen, are: Jean Dott and Julaine Summerfeldt. Those participating in Forensics are: Eileen Short, Ruth Ann Stratman, Jean Dott, Dick Rice, and Julaine Summerfeldt. Sophomore Class History We began the new school year with a class enrollment of twenty-seven members. They are: Joan Anderson, LaVonne Boetzel, Ronnie Buchholz, Marie Bugbee, Beulah Cox, Wayland Creviston, Lila Mae Farmer, Joanne Fick, Omar Geier, Joann Hemmersbach, Alrita Laufenberg, Phyllis Martin, Joe McCann, Dorothy Moore, Beverly Parr, Darrel Pasch, Myron Pergande, Aleda Ann Peth, Eleanor Phalin, Marion Reineke, Jim Rice, LeRoy Schindler, Vernon Seekamp, Ervin Short, Ellen Steinhoff, LaVonne Stone, and Edwin Wendland. Early in the year we held our first class meeting during which we elected officers: President-LeRoy Schindler, Vice-President-Phyllis Martin, Treasurer-Marion Reineke, Secretary, Joanne Fick, Reporters-Lila Mae Farmer and Ellen Steinhoff. Mr. Chinnock was again our advisor. On October 5, 1950, we gave the Freshman initiation. The boys were dressed like girls, and the girls were dressed like boys. A party was held at night at which we danced and played games. Lunch was served also. Myron Pergande withdrew in December. Those from our class who participated in band were: Lila Mae Farmer, (Twirler) Joanne Fick, Beverly Parr, Aleda Ann Peth, LaVonne Boetzel, Marion Reineke, Ervin Short, and Ellen Steinhoff. The boys who took part in basketball this year were: Ronnie Buchholz, LeRoy Schindler, Omar Geier, Jim Rice, and Edwin Wendland. Our class was also well represented in baseball. This winter a magazine sale was held in which Beverly Parr was highest salesman in the school. Our class placed second in the contest. Those going out for Forensics this year are: Ellen Steinhoff, Ervin Short, and Joan Anderson. We had a few other activities this year which made it very successful. We are looking forward to our Junior year and hope it will be just as successful. 25 Grades 5-6 Grades 7- S 26 5th and 6th Grades We have twenty-three pupils in our room this year. John Shie entered our grade in November from the Rocky Run Rural School. These are our 6th graders: Bill Heilman, Patricia Calloway, Inez Cox, Ruth Domke, Duane Granger, Norman Heintz, Ruth Fick, and Jimmy Valesh. Fifth graders: Helen Backus, Gary Bever, Karen Bever, Evelyn Calloway, Kjyrl Kruse, Jimmy Meacham, Margaret Miller, Earl Pasch, John Schroeder, Karen Schroeder, Marjorie Tillman, Sylvia Wadephul, Carolyn Zellmer, John Shie. In November we gave a play “The First Thanksgiving.’ We had the third and fourth and the seventh and eighth grades as our guests. We enjoyed our Christmas tree and party. It was fun exchanging gifts. Santa Claus was good to everyone. Our school society meets once a month. We call ourselves The Beavers. We have our business meeting, a short program and refreshments each time. The officers for the first half of the year were: President-Marjorie Tillman, Secretary-Duane Granger, Treasurer-Norman Heintz. January 29th, we had a tea for our parents and they visited our class. February was a bad month for us because we had so many absent with influenza. We are looking forward to attending the music festival to be held in Tomah in March. We will not only hear but also see Professor Gordon. We listen to his program every Wednesday. This year we have taken a great deal of interest in our Conservation Corner. Each child made something from Ranger Mac’s Program. We are sending our log with all our best work to Madison to the School of the Air Program. From now on we will be busy making something for the fair exhibit. Each child plans on earning a little extra cash. Maybe we will see you at the fair and show you our exhibit. 7th and 8th Grades Thirty-one students entered our room in September under Miss Linehan’s supervision. Of this group, eleven were charter members, entering first grade in 1943. Many of the original class have left Wilton and others have joined our ranks. Our 7th and 8th graders are: Roger Pasch, Richard Harrison, Orvis Schindler, Caroline Steinhoff, Joyce Fick, Eileen Lydon, Elaine Meseberg, Gary Peth, Joyce Lawrance, Karen Valesh, Nancy Meacham, Tom Wiseman, Harlan Creviston, Chuck Zellmer, Merlyn Eckelberg, Juletta Martalock, Standing: Nancy Hall. Jerelyn Zellmer, Rosalie Lawrance, Shirley Miller, Audrey Winchell, Larry Peth, Marvin Pasch, Gene Wood, Richard Heinz, Carl Cox, Albie Gess, Jack Rice, Kenneth Wilson, and Bob Sullivan. Fall was a busy season; setting to work after a long summer vacation was rather difficult. Physical Education added pleasure in a series of contest ball games; in each of the series of three contests, the losing team treated. Each day we felt thirty minutes far too short a period. Kittenball gave way to volleyball and again losers treated at the end of a series. The eighth grade boys enjoyed football and often were not part of the class groups. Visiting teams gave us an opportunity to be onlookers; we feel we had a pleasant activity in our ball games. Our room activities opened with inviting Mrs. Roder’s group to an American Education Program, which stressed the blessings of liberty in a democracy. Three original plays selected by the class as best written and most entertaining were presented. Book Week followed close with characterization of favorite books. Halloween is a good time to have fun, and we decorated the barracks for our party. Games, stunts, and refreshments made the time pass too rapidly. (Continued on Page 41) 27 Grades 1 2 Grades 3-4 28 Grades 1 and 2 We began the school year with an enrollment of thirty-one. Three pupils, Richard Laughlin of Oklahoma, Ann Pruett of Texas and Shirley Webb of Madison, were added to our group but moved away within a few weeks. First graders are: Verdell Beier, Roger Berg, Larry Bever, Judy Brandau, Richard Calloway, Bonnie Creviston, Doris Fauska, Edward Fick, Robert Granger, Shirley Ann Hericks, Don Kruse, Randy Martalock, James Meseberg, Morris Miller, Eva Parker, Donald Pasch, Vivian Schendel, Barbara Tillman. Second graders are: Lorraine Birkholz, George Calloway, Paul Heinz, Donnabell Lawrence, Pamela Liefke, Wynn Liersh, Sandra Ann Ludiking, Bonnie Lou Stark, Lois Tillman, Louise Tillman, Neil Winchell, Gwendolyn Wood, Lowell Zellmer. Mrs. Hoffman is our teacher. Our mothers were entertained in November. Twenty-six mothers visited us. We all took part in the Christmas operetta, The Lost Doll. Some appeared as dolls, others as blocks, and elves. Paul Heinz sang a solo taking the part of Wee Bear while Sandra Ludiking took the part of the Little Girl Shopper. Much enthusiasm was evident on Valentine's Day. We mailed our valentines in our Valentine Post Office. Outstanding room decorations are our large bulletin board and our plant box with its various foliages, vines, petunias, and geraniums. Grades 3 and 4 The third and fourth grades have an enrollment of twenty-two boys and girls. Of these, 10 are in the third grade and 12 in the fourth grade. Those in the third grade are: Caroline Cox, Ruth Ann Fauska, Dixie Lee Mullens, Edward Miers, Robert Schroeder, Gregory Foley, Bernard Johnson, Wayne Pasch, Kenneth Thurow, and Lyle Schindler. The fourth graders are: David Dunnum, Allan Martin, Thomas Schindler, Peter Kruse, Richard Kruse, Arthur Tillman, Kenneth Fauska, Goldie Winchel, Christine Valesh, Janet Lawrence, Karen Creviston and Delores Creviston. Some highlights of our school year have been visits to some of the early settlers of Wilton in studying, our Community. We invited them to visit us and had a short program for United Nations Day. Other experiences we enjoyed were trips to the Post Office and printing office to see how our community helps us. On December 13th we invited our mothers to visit our room. We had twelve visitors from recess until noon and for lunch with us at the cafeteria. During the first half of the year there were eight pupils who were present every day. These were: Bernard Johnson, Arthur Tillman, Kenneth Fauska, Richard Kruse, Peter Kruse, Thomas Schindler, Allan Martin and Caroline Cox. 29 Baseball Team ROW I: Bruce Harrison. Lon Martalock. Wayne Schindler, James Creviston, Norman Kuderer. ROW 2: Ray Steinhoff, John Wiseman. Gary Schultz. Richard Sommerfeldt, Lloyd Switz, and Coach Mr. Cady. ROW 3: Carl Arndt, LeRoy Schindler. Ronnie Buchholz. Norman Anderson, Everett Reinke, James Rice, and James Green. Games Won Games Won Games Won Baseball 1' Games Lost Basketball Conference 2 Non-Conference 4 Games Lost Games Lost 5 6 7 Lament of the Athlete Early to bed and early to rise And your girl goes out with other guys. 31 B Team ROW i: Lloyd Switz, Lon Martalock, Wayne Schindler, Everett Reinke, Martin Arndt. ROW Z: Bill Chambers, Bob Winchell, Ronnie Buchholz, LeRoy Schindler, Carl Arndt and Coach Mr. Cady. Conference Games Won--------------------3 Games Lost -- — -------------—-6 Non-Conference Games Won ------------------- 7 Games Lost---------------------4 B Team Cheerleaders Jean Dott and Julaine Summerfield. 32 Varsity Squad ROW I: Bruce Harrison. James Creviston, Norman Kuderer. Gary Schultz. ROW Z: Royce Kortbein, Bill Rice. Ray Steinhoff, James Rice. Norman Anderson, James Green and Coach Mr. Cady. A Team Cheerleaders Shirley Brandenburg. Beverly Farmer, Donna Stark, and Caroline Flock. 33 Wiltons 34 BRUCE HARRISON RAY STEINHOFF Big Ten FORWARD JIM RICE CENTER I NORMAN XUDERER JIM GREEN .GARY SCHULTZ GUARD JIM CREVISTON 35 Baseball Players and Positions: Catcher-Ray Steinhoff, Pitcher-Jim Creviston, First Base-Gary Schultz, Second Base-Jim Green, Short Stop-Jim Rice, Third Base-Carl Arndt, Left Field- Norman Anderson, Center Field-Lloyd Switz, Right Field-Norman Kuderer, and Manager- Ronnie Buchholz. The fall results show that our team lacked experienced players which we lost through graduation last spring. In the coming spring we hope to do much better. There were no track activities this year. We want to thank our community for providing us with a good skating pond for our pleasure on those cold nights. Individual Scoring Records All Games PLAYERS F.G. F.T. F. T.P. G. Schultz, Gary 147 60 60 354 21 Creviston, Jim 55 19 59 129 21 Anderson, Norman 45 37 91 21 Rice, Jim 16 67 82 21 Kuderer, Norman. .. . 22 20 64 64 19 Green, Jim 19 29 47 15 Harrison, Bruce .... 14 4 31 32 17 Steinhoff, Ray 3 0 6 6 3 Buchholz, Ronnie 1 0 7 2 5 Reineke, Everett 1 3 2 4 Kortbein, Royce 0 7 2 4 Rice, Bill 0 5 2 3 Total 184 375 813 Marlene Martalock: (Who has just sung for charity) “I never thought my voice would fill the gym.” Unfeeling Chum: “Neither did I. I thought it would empty it.” Meters There are meters trochaic And meters iambic And meters of musical tome But the meter That's the neater, and sweeter Completer Is to meet’er in the moonlight Alone May 1 print a kiss upon your lips? She nodded her sweet permission. So they went to press and I rather guess They printed a whole edition. 36 Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Ula Mae Farmer. Caroline Flock, and Beverly Farmer. ROW 1: J. Dott, S. Shippee, D. Stark, S. Brandenburg, W. Schindler, J. Meseberg, D. Schindler, E. Steinhoff, I, Dougherty, A. Peth. ROW 2: M. Martalock, I. Short, M. Gallagher, M. Reineke, E. Short, J. Fick, J. Stark, C. Eckelberg, G. Schultz, ROW 3: K. Koebernick, J. Wiaeman, C. Zellmer, O. Schindler, T. Wiseman. D. Sommerfield, C. Schindler, R. Kortbein, N. Kuderer, and Mr. W. Berg, Instructor. B Band ROW 1: Merlyn Eckelberg, Elaine Meseberg. Nancy Meacham. Karen Valesh. Caroline Steinhoff. Joyce Fick, Eileen Lydon. ROW Z: Beverly Parr, Ervin Short. Julaine Sommerfield, Ruth Ann Stratman, LaVonne Boetzel. ROW 3: Mr. Berg. Instructor. Hans Palutke, Tom Wiseman. Charles Zellmer, Orvis Schindler, and Harlan Creviston. Our Band Mothers ROW 1: Vice-President-W. Heilman, oecretary-E. Wiseman, President-G. Kuderer, i reasurer L. Stark. ROW Z: A. Fick, D. Sommerfeldt. F. Schindler. H. Peth, L. Schindler. ROW 3: E. Schultz. F. Stratman, I. Dott, and V. Farmer. 39 Chorus 1950-51 R° S' Geier E' Sh°rt’ ° RiCe’ “• Palutke G‘ Schultr. N. Anderson, J. McCann. L. Schindler. KOW i: D. Will, B. Cox. M. Creviston. E. Simonson. A. Peth. C. Eckelberg. L. Nauman. S. Shippee C. Schroeder. R. Kortbein. ’ ROW 3: D. Schindler. P. Martin. M. Martalock. E. Short, A. Laufenberg. J. Shie. C. Flock. h.. Downing. J. Will, Mr. W. Berg, Instructor. ROW 4: C. Schindler, M. Reineke. E. Steinhoff. J. Sommerfield. C. Geier. J. Fick, A. Steinke R. Stratman. and J. Dott. Forensics STANDING: Eileen Short, Jean Dott. Gary Schultz, Julaine Sommerfield, Dick Rice. SEATED: Beverly Farmer, Marlene Martalock. Coach-Mr. Berg, Ruth Ann Stratman. Darlain Schindler. 40 Band On April 29, 1950, the A-Band went to La Crosse and took part in the district music tournament. Their selections were State Contest March, Success, Bright Star, and Chapel Shrine. They were in Class D and received A in marching and B in playing. Summer activities included playing on Decoration Day and Dairy Day in Wilton. On August 5, 1950 the band went to Tomah and played at the fair. They received free rides and a free lunch from the Band Mothers. They also played at Lone Rock on Labor Day. This year Mr. Berg, the new band instructor, came. He started the band with thirty-two members. Dorothy Bolwahn, Betty Meacham, Ray Steinhoff, and Bruce Harrison discontinued band before the first semester had ended. Mr. Berg has made a number of recordings to show the progress of the Band. A school song was written by Mr. Berg. He also organized a Pep Band at the beginning of the basketball season. We are looking forward to a successful trip to La Crosse this spring. We also hope to take part in many other school activities. Chorus The chorus was re-organized on September 19, 1950 under the direction of Mr. W. J. Berg. One of the first things that was done was the testing of voices of the beginners. On December 21, 1950 our chorus presented a Christmas Festival program entitled, ‘‘The Nativity.’ A melody of familiar Christmas carols were sung by the chorus entitled, Silent Night, Fairest Lord Jesus, Joy To The World, O Sanctissimi, and O Come All Ye Faithful. We are now practicing on songs for the Music Festival to be held at La Crosse on May 5, 1951 which we are planning to attend. Our selections are: To Music, The Green Cathedral, and Cherubim Song. Our director and pianist in chorus is Mr. W. J. Berg. (Continued from 7th and 8th grade history) Christmas Season was a most pleasant season for us. Many of the group painted Nativity and other Christmas Scenes on room and hall windows. We enjoyed watching them as much as they enjoyed doing it. When we returned after two weeks of play and rest, school seemed drab with decorations down and our lovely scenes washed away. However, in this unbroken period we completed our biggest units. Lincoln’s and Washington’s birthdays were honored with programs as an English project. Valentine’s Day was a day of treats and a good party. A committee made a lovely Valentine Box which we filled to overflowing. Easter will be our next occasion. We never miss an opportunity to treat ourselves and look forward to every chance to celebrate. 41 Home Economics LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Steinhoff, Marjorie Budde, Ruth Ann Stratman, Lillian Nauman, Florence Will, Mary Downing, and Beverly Farmer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Fick, Mane ougoee, Mr®. Schwartz, and Beverly Harr. 42 Future Farmers of America ROW 1: Watch-dog-Bill Rice, Reporter-Gary Schultz, Vice-President-Norman Kuderer, President- Norman Anderson, Treasurer-LeRoy Schindler, Secretary-Jim Creviston. ROW 2: Bill Chambers, Kenneth Koebernick, Joe McCann, Omar Geier, Larry Schindler, Bob Winchell, John Thurow, Dick Rice, Royce Kortbein, Martin Arndt, and Instructor Mr. Chinnock. ROW 3: Wayne Schindler, John Wildes, Everett Reinke, Lon Martalock, Bruce Harrison, John Wiseman, Ray Steinhoff. Edwin Wendland. ROW 4: Lyle Gruen, Dean Switz, Ronnie Buchholz, Lloyd Switz. Dick Will, Jim Salisbury, and Ervin Short. The first event to come off in our F.F.A. organization was the judging contest on. October 31 1950 at Virogua last fall. The livestock judging team consisted of Omar Geier LeRoy Schindler, and Ronnie Buchholz of the Sophomore class. They walked away with third place out of fifteen schools. The seed identification team consisted of Freshmen Dick Ricej Kenneth Koebernick. and Martin Arndt. They copped sixth place out of fifteen schools. The next event being planned is the annual F.F.A. Banquet. It is planned for Thursday March 29, 1951. The ladies of the Catholic Church will do the serving and a movie is planned for entertainment. The State Judging Contest is being held April 13, 1951. Our organization is plainning to send three teams. The farm management team, (who will try to beat their last year’s record of sixth place out of fifty-four schools) the Poultry judging and the Livestock judging teams. These will be the main events of the Wilton F.F.A. Chapter this school year. Mr. Chinnock: Why is my hair so full of electricity. Bruce Schnurr: Because it is attached to so many dry cells. 43 School Busses and Drivers Leonard Brandau, Barney Johnson, and Rollie Schell substituting for Robert Fauska. Janitor Janitress MR. RAABE MRS. RAABE Lunch Time at The School Cafeteria 44 Then The Senior Class of 1951 wishes to take this time and place in our annual to thank Mrs. Vern Ferries for her untiring efforts in helping us to obtain the names and addresses of all who have graduated from this school since its establishment in 1891. Our thanks are also extended to everyone else who has contributed anonymously to this effort. This list is as complete as we were able to make it within the short time allotted. Any omissions or errors that might have resulted are certainly unintentional. Now 45 Alumni Class of 1891 - W. S. Freeman - Principal Lola Titus Mrs. Philip Serrurier Deceased Edith La Rue Deceased Class of 1892 - W. S. Freeman - Principal Etta Abbott Mrs. Wilbur La Rue—R 9 Box 158, Tacoma, Washington May Hargrave Deceased Florence Hargrave 409 N. Henry St., Madison, Wisconsin Brigie Kerrigan Mrs. Ed Rice--Wilton, Wisconsin Ella Mitchell Wilton, Wisconsin Ella Spring Mrs. Fred Smith--104 E. Oak St., Chicago, Illinois LuCena Titus Mrs. T. L. Mills Deceased Carl Vogel M. D. Elroy, Wisconsin Deceased Class of 1893 - Caspe r Winter - Principal Mary Duane Mrs. Mary Dressel Deceased Rose Rice Mrs. Jay Kerrigan Deceased Clara Vogel Mrs. C. R. Thompson--4009 Hammersley, Madison, Wisconsin Class of 1894 - C. R. Thompson - Principal Belinda Abbott Mrs. Belinda Hanchett--Valley City, North Dakota Hattie Abbott Mrs. Laurence McGee--Norris, Montana Bessie Miller 707 Summit Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota Joseph Maughmer Deceased Inez Whittaker Mrs. Ambrose Barry Deceased Class of 1895 - C. R. Thompson - Principal William Cole Deceased Susie Hillyer Mrs. Gus Zierke — Wilton, Wisconsin Anthoney Lyden Deceased Georgia Moughmer Mrs. Wm. Kehl--Box 123 R.F.D., Rochester, Washington Class of 1896 - C. R. Thompson - Principal Claud Abbott 225 Exchange St., Astoria, Oregon Nellie Duane Mrs. James Liddy, Kendall, Wisconsin Nellie Hargrave Mrs. Erwin Palmer Deceased Rose Hargrave Deceased Edna Mae Wilder Mrs. Roy Sewell--7341 N. 76th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lola Moughmer Mrs. J. W. Christensen--714 Huntly St., Dallas, Texas Class of 1897 - C. R. Thompson - Principal Lillie Dunning 414 W. Council St., Tomah, Wisconsin Mildred Hoard Mrs. Claud Abbott Deceased Frank Rice Glendive, Montana Jessie Seekamp Mrs. Frank Webber—509 Jeffersen Ave., Sparta, Wisconsin Caroline Trainor Mrs. Art Tierney--13564 Erwin St., Van Nuys, California Clarence Vogel M.D. Elroy, Wisconsin Class of 1898 - W. C. Harrison - Principal Chester Roberts Wilton, Wisconsin Edna Titus Mrs. Edna Brooks Martin Titus 4600 Montview Blvd., Denver 7, Colorado Murtle Wurster Mrs. Bert Raynor Deceased 46 Class of 1899 - W. C. Grace Dunning Earl Marvin Lula Rice Bertha Shaw May Thayer Mabel Titus Class of 1900 - W. C. Ethel Abbott Bessie LaRue Julia Lyon Lorena Moughmer Agnes Titus Emil Tonn John Trainor Ronald Vogel D.D.S. Class of 1901 - W. C. Edwin Cummings Grace Hargrave Olga Mueske Joe V. Rice Katheryn Serrurier Richard Serrurier Melverton Trainor M.D. Class of 1902 - W. C. William Ducklow Glenn Hoard Theodore Kuderer James McGarvey Mayme Snyder Class of 1903 - W. C. Chester Abbott Gertrude Doyle Leo Farmer Cora Marsh Winnie McGarvey William O'Day D.D.S. Anna Schroeder Anna Snyder Edith Serrurier Evata Titus Ben Zimmerman June Rhodes Franees Rice Class of 1904 - W. C. Leo Farmer Grace Hargrave Rose Hargrave Glenn Hoard Anna Snyder Ben Zimmerman ♦Beginning Four Year Harrison - Principal ----------------------------------------------- Deceased ----------------------------------------------- Deceased ----------------------------------------------- Deceased Mrs. Bertha Henry--Butte, Montana Mrs. Frank Kolourat, La Farge, Wisconsin 23 St. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, Colorado Harrison - Principal Mrs. George Wallace--Ontario, Wisconsin Mrs. Herman Bartz—Westby, Wisconsin Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. James Hay Deceased Mrs. Jay Newman—Sargent St., St. Paul, Minnesota Wilton, Wisconsin ----------------------------------------------- Deceased 737 Oneida Place, Madison, Wisconsin Harrison - Principal -------------- Deceased Mrs. Glen Hoard--New York Mills, Minnesota Mrs. Guy Stickney—Ismay, Montana --------------- Deceased Mrs. Chas. Weingarten-1345 N. Franklin PI. Milwaukee 527 Hudson St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin 6518 Short Way, Los Angeles, California Harrison - Principal Wilton, Wisconsin New York Mills, Minnesota Mrs. T. L. Mills Deceased Deceased Deceased Harrison - Principal %Elma Randall--Fairfield, Montana Unkown ---------------- Deceased Mrs. E. Gillespie--10942 87th Ave., Edmonton, Ottawa Mrs. John Whalen--4555 Bernard St., Chicago, Illinois 502 Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minnesota Mrs. Louis Radke--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Hugo Lind—4th Ave. N., Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Mrs. Fred Arndt—120 5th Ave., Baraboo, Wisconsin Mrs. Fred Ruebensaal Deceased ----------------- Deceased 2445 E. 14th St., Long Beach 4, California Mrs. Roland Harrison Deceased Harrison - Principal _________________________________ Deceased Mrs. Glenn Hoard—New York Mills, Minnesota _________________________________ Deceased New York Mills, Minnesota Mrs. Hugo Lind--Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin _______________________________________ Deceased Course 47 Class of 1905 - Blanch Dunning Nellie Johnston Mae Roberts Myrtle Roberts R.N. Class of 1906 - Villa Abbott Stella Cramer John Fischer Lillian Hett Raymond Hoard John Raabe Grace Snyder Ralph Taylor Class of 1907 - Ethel Abbott Robert Abbott Agnes Goldbeck Carrie Harland Katheryn Lyon Edwin Stark Theresa Whalen Class of 1908 - Josephine Barry Anna Goldbeck Zoella Hefferman Elsie Marsh Vern Phillips George Steinhoff Elizabeth Wagner Class of 1909 - Inez Cutland Charles Ducklow Theo Haas Lura Hayward Victor Lindley Class of 1910 - Zora Farmer Lillian Ferries Vilas Ferries Ernest Herring Minnie Hett John Hibbard Martha Kuderer Earl Quinn Agnes Rice Dora Schmaltz Mattie Schmaltz Carl Steinke Esther Zimmerman D. C. Lewis - Principal E. Blanche Dunning—1523 Alice St., Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Mrs. Carl Anderson--Hannaford, North Dakota Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. E. C. Krantz—Wilton, Wisconsin D. C. Lewis - Principal Mrs. C. S. Anderson--Hatfield, Polk Co., Arkansas Mrs. Ed Jones Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin 691 Merrick Ave., Detroit, Michigan Kendall, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. G. W. Jewell--5826 3rd St. NE., Minneapolis, Minnesota 1068 E. Shore Drive, St. Paul, Minnesota J. A. Lonsdorf - Principal Mrs. Richard Noffke--Norwalk, Wisconsin 2118 Cleveland Ave., Chicago 14, Illinois Mrs. Louis Kuethlow--Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Eugene Cross-Baraboo, Wisconsin Mrs. Tom Wilkenson--Camp Douglas, Wisconsin Lost on the Ship Cyclops--World War I Mrs. George Kelly Deceased J. A. Londsdorf - Principal Mrs. Josephine Fay--307 1st St., Cedar Falls, Iowa Mrs. Bruno Machus--Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. T. Edgar Henderson--904 19th Ave., Minneapolis Mrs. Berlin Rivenberg--Durham, New York -------------------------------------- Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Elmer Ducklow Deceased T. J. Hugill - Principal 216 E. 2nd Ave., Mesa, Arizona 504 Harvard Ave. N., Seattle 2, Washington -------------------------------------- Deceased Mrs. Chris Boetcher--Wilton, Wisconsin New Lisbon, Wisconsin T. J. Hugill - Principal Mrs. Jesse Owens--Norfolk, Nebraska Mrs. Otto Schoenberg—Kendall, Wisconsin -------------------------------------- Deceased Max, North Dakota Mrs. Louis Bartz--Wilton, Wisconsin 1022 Jenifer St., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Ben Rice--Wilton, Wisconsin --— --------- Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Gust Graewin—821 La Crosse St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Ed Gray—Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Ray Mulock--Milnor, North Dakota 48 Class of 1911 - William Cummings Marie Haas Ella Hett Warren Hibbard Mary McCann Tessie Rice Lillian Rogge Vera Wilder Ray Zimmerman T. J. Hugill - Principal 2277 Riverside Drive, Beloit, Wisconsin Mrs. T. R. Mucha Deceased 861 Lathrop Ave., Detroit, Michigan 363 Prairie St., Lodi, Wisconsin Mrs. George Steinhoff-Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Briedenbach Deceased Mrs. Louis Schnieder Deceased Mrs. Corbin Morgan--3846 46th Ave., Seattle, Washington 1207 Williamson St., Madison, Wisconsin Class of 1912 - R. J. McMahon - Principal Harry Brown Unkown Jessie Creviston Mrs. Victor Von Ruden—Wilton, Wisconsin Margaret Cutland 216 E. 2nd Ave., Mesa, Arizona Clarissa Heffernan Mrs. Ed Boetcher Deceased Martha Hill Mrs. M. E. Werlin--Independence, Wisconsin Alfred Kewitt ----------— - Deceased Edward Quinn, Atty. 5605 6th Ave., Kenosha, Wisconsin Bernard Rice (World War I) Deceased Mathilda Steinhoff Norwalk, Wisconsin Wanda Tonn Mrs. Everett Hutchinson--Ontario, Wisconsin Class of 1913 - R. John R. Abbott Erma Brandenburg Eris Cox Edna Haas Anna L. Liersch James McCann Arthur Schmaltz Henry Schroeder Clara Stark Rhea Vogel Eva Zierke Grace Zimmerman J. McMahon - Principal Walnut, Illinois Mrs. D. Nyquist--719 S. 31st St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Harmon Yeske--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Floyd Pollard--Kendall, Wisconsin 942 North 15th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2141 Adams St., La Crosse, Wisconsin 1221 Hollister St., Tomah, Wisconsin R 1 Reedsburg, Wisconsin 1825 Fayette, Beloit, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Douglas--4526 14th NE., Seattle, Washington Mrs. Vern Wendorf--Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Abner Verken--Sparta, Wisconsin Class of 1914 - R. J Garland Heffernan Blanch LaRue Evan Miller M. D. Marie McCann Arthur O’Leary Herbert Prochnow Ph. D McCann Rice D. V. M. Ruth Schindler Elsie Smith Lula Slickman Genevieve Wink . McMahon - Principal 1901 E. Shorewood Blvd., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Wilfred Zierke Deceased 6458 S. Halsted, Chicago, Illinois Mrs. Kelly Hellmund—Couderay. Wisconsin ---------------------------------------------- Deceased . Vice-President First National Bank--Chicago, Illinois ---.......... Deceased Mrs. Leo Fischer Deceased Mrs. Harrison Wallace Deceased 2821 Summers Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Ray Quinn--W one woe, Wisconsin Class of 1915 Millie Hibbard Esther Johnson Mabel Lanke Lexa Machus Irvin Quinn Olga Stark Ella Swartz Katheryn Welch R. J. McMahon - Principal Mrs. B. Brindley--2412 N. Booth St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Esther Roberts — Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. Morton--2126 S. 16th St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Otto Albrecht--Norwalk, Wisconsin -------------------------------------- Deceased Mrs. D. S. Moncrief--1202 Hackett St., Beloit, Wisconsin Mrs. Frank Mitchell--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Mac Rice — Wilton, Wisconsin 49 Class of 1916- - R. Herbert Anderson Mayme Hayward Willie Morton Mary Perkins Leone Prochnow Robert Weber J-. McMahon - Principal- Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. Pollard--Tomah, Wisconsin 2126 S. 16th St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Alfred Hanson—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. A. Forkner-1408 Martha Custis Dr. Alexandria, Virginia 797 N. Marshall St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Class of 1917- W. J. Huber - Principal Edmund Bernhardt M. D. 346 4th Avenue, West Bend, Wisconsin Walter Flatow William Gallagher Lula Goldbeck Unknown Williams Bay, Wisconsin Deceased Gertrude Haas R.N. 1293 N. 71st St., Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Carter Harrison Ph.D. Prof. - Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan Helen Harrison Olga Johnson Herbert Lunsford Cecelia McCann May McEvoy Irene Rogge Vemba Sims Carl Stark Agnes Welch Florence Welch Mrs. Herb Schindler--Wilton, Wisconsin 202 Twin Oaks Road, Akron 3, Ohio Deceased Mrs. Wm. Brenn--Sparta, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 177 W. Congress St., St. Paul, Minnesota Deceased 4135 N. Montreal St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. James O’Leary—Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. J. Edward White—Kendall, Wisconsin Class of 1918 - H. A. Reibe- Principal Anna Birkholz Gertrude Burrows Rachel Hillyer Louis Rabinoff Minnie Rabinoff Ray Rice Jim O’Leary Linda Schroeder Viola Sims Martin Tonn Carrol Zierke Mrs. Rudolph Brandau—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Henry Dittman--Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Rachel Zischke--1516 Main St., La Crosse, Wisconsin 5002 N. Kimball Ave., Chicago, Illinois Mrs. Samuel Robein—3740 N. 55th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Henry Buchholz—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Jack Gillespie--De Soto, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin 51 Butte Des Morts, Menasha, Wisconsin Class of 1919 - Ray Langdon - Principal Beulah Dempsey Lloyd Johnson Pearl Krantz Zel S. O’Leary Atty. Rose Rabinoff Bertille Rice Phillip Wagner Arnold Wurster Mrs. Vern H. Ferries--Wilton, Wisconsin Bangor, Wisconsin Mrs. Oscar Lindquist Deceased 737 N. Water St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 310 Riverside Drive, New York, New York Mrs. Ed Flannagan--New London, Wisconsin 374 Perkins St., Oakland 10, California 524 Oliver St., Toledo, Ohio Class of 1920 - L. J. Goodman - Principal Gladice Arndt Leon Bernhardt Lynn Ducklow Arthur Goldbeck Clara Hardt Lucy McCann Emma Rogge Mrs. Gladice Hayes--Box 24, Gustive, California 2114 La Salle St., Racine, Wisconsin 603 E. Fairmont Ave., Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Frank Wendorf--Sparta, Wisconsin Abbott Crest Hotel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Martin Heinz—Huntley, Illinois Leo Schindler William Shippee D.D.S. Ruth Strozinsky Grace Wilkinson R.N. Frank Wendorf % Wern Farms, Waukesha, Wisconsin 9246 S. Oakley Ave., Chicago, Illinois 1519 Market St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. E. C. Green--Mount Prospect, Illinois 216 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, Wisconsin Class of 1921 Esther Arndt Viola Arndt Lela Burdick Elda Haldeman Alice Harrison Faye Hillyer Jennie Hillyer Harold Lanke Rebecca Rabinoff Erma Schwartz Edward Wendorf L. J. Goodman - Principal Mrs. Elmer Brandau—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Viola Pollard--1239 S. 84th St., Cicero, Illinois Mrs. Louis Schwartz--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Ivan Goddard—Cranston, Iowa Mrs. Gilbert Money--120 Alamo Drive, Durango, Colorado Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. D. Birchfield-512 N. Hamilton St., Highpoint, North Carolina 1974 S. 75th St., West Allis, Wisconsin Mrs. Rebecca Kaplan--2120 Iuka Ave., Columbus, Ohio Mrs. Joe Carpenter--Coloma, Wisconsin --------------------------------------- Deceased Class of 1922 - Hubert Bernhardt Leonard Bernhardt Mae Duane Theodore McCann John McEvoy Atty. Bessie Morton Edmund O’Gara Olga Petzke Edna Riordon Ernest Rogge Hertha Waege Class of 1923 Agnes Daege Coral Davis Grace Doten Margaret Doyle Ervin Ferries Irene Fischer Russel Harrison Minnie Lanke Arthur Liersch Anna Mattis Isabelle Mitchell Beata Prochnow Elizabeth Rabinoff Helen Weingarten L. J. Goodman - Principal Deceased 612 Romayne Ave., Racine, Wisconsin Mrs. B. A. Klein—2616 E. Broadway, Madison, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 520 58th St., Kenosha, Wisconsin Mrs. Ralph Squires--Lake Delton, Wisconsin 642 State St., Madison, Wisconsin • Mrs. Joe Schmitz--Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Joe Schneider--1063 Rollin St., Edgarton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Jake Pataske--1703 Rose St., La Crosse, Wisconsin E. A. Peterson - Principal Summit School, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Mrs. John Brahm--1006 S. 122 St., West Allis, Wisconsin Mrs. Arthur Backus--21 N. 2nd St., Madison, Wisconsin 3701 Garfield Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Ed Howard--4511 W. Medford Ave., Milwaukee, vVisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Dorell Stees--lTomah, Wisconsin Apt. 1, 8914 W. Maple St., West Allis 14, Wisconsin Mrs. Ann Wood—Wilton, Wisconsin Unknown Mrs. C. Jorgenson--1228 Edison Ave., Detroit, Michigan Mrs. Elizabeth Steinberg-533t 32nd St., Washington, D. C. 1345 N. Franklin St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Class of 1924 - D. Ernest Blado Donald Bonnell Gladys Brandenburg Frank Fischer Madelyn Hanson Max Harrison Mabel McCann Agnes O'Gara Charles Stark W. Hulbert - Principal ------------------------------------- Deceased Camp Douglas, Wisconsin Mrs. E. Kremski—6113 W. Fairview Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. T. Bewick—R 50, Highway 30, Madison, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Roy Smith—1808 Stevens Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota 741 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 51 Morton Wadephul Colette Wagner Tomah, Wisconsin Deceased Class of 1925 - Hilda Blado Viola Boetzel Emma Buchholz Gertrude Cox Orris Dott Lester Ferries Adolph Heilman Evata Kuehl Elizabeth Lanke Wilna Longellow Ruth Meyers Edythe Mitchell Luella Stark Luena Tonn Erma Voelker Class of 1926 - Milford Calhoun Orlo Gnewikow Ellen Davis Esther Denter Susan Hillyer Erva Krause Zenoba Liefke Lila Longfellow Hollis Meacham Clara Radke Agnes Riorden Viola Rhode Freda Schindler Wilma Radke Almeda Tonn Luella Wendorf Class of 1927 - Freda Calhoun Julia Edminister Harvey Ferries Gilbert Goldbeck William Heilman Mildred Haldeman Otto Radloff Leona Somme rfeldt Gustave Splett Leora Stamford Selma Switz Dorothy Wadephul Vila Waege Class of 1928 - George Dwyer Edward Johnson Curtis Farmer Arthur Kindt D. W. Hulbert - Principal 3710 W. Lisbon St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Gordon Hull--Markesan, Wisconsin Mrs. Merle Gilbo--222 Fond du Lac Ave., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Mrs. Jesse Felker—Camp Douglas, Wisconsin 1454 W. Winnemer, Chicago, Illinois 516 Division St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Ed Benn—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. D. Wildes--2243 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. V. J. Thompson--2738 Hopi Place, Tucson, Arizona Mrs. John Richenburg--3902 32nd Ave., Moline, Illinois Mrs. Camillus Wiseman—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Hollis Meacham—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Heilman--Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Alfred Behring--Norwalk, Wisconsin D. W. Hulbert - Principal 4820 N. Troy St., Chicago, Illinois 428 Lyman St., Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Mrs. Tom Ward--5104 Russell Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Mrs. Ernie Hushka--Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Otto Meyer--Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. Elmer Hancock--Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Frank White--110 S. Owen Drive, Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Lila Rhodes —1238 N. Lamar, Burbank, California Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Hugo Arndt--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Ray Unser--121 5th St., Fairbault, Minnesota Mrs. Adolph Schindler--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Harry Stratman—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. William Heilman—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Bert Eckelberg--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. R. W. Martalock--Wilton, Wisconsin Myrtle Roberts - Principal Mrs. W. W. Winchester-%Soo Depot, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Mrs. Joe Evans--Westfield, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Clarence Noth—Norwalk, Wisconsin 1511 Williamson St., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Carl Buchholz--Wilton, Wisconsin 2473 West Highland Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Lanke--1974 S. 75th St., West Allis, Wisconsin Mrs. George Rudolph—Cashton, Wisconsin Mrs. Ed Zellmer--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Rynold Popp—R l, Box 29, S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Myrtle Roberts - Principal 424 South 4th St., La Crosse, Wisconsin ------------------------------------ Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin 52 Martin O’Connel William Ryan Gilmer Splett Clarence Strozinsky 915 S. 17th St., La Crosse, Wisconsin 8941 Muskegon, Chicago, Illinois Onalaska, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Class of 1929 - O. D. St. Clair - Principal Naomi Bartz Harold Boetzel Violet Boetzel Francis Deitelhoff Mary Dwyer Lyle Ducklow Byron Edminister William Farmer Edna Gruen Doris Harrison Audrey Hett Julia Mattis R.N. Phyllis Prochnow Rilla Tonn Norma Radke Mrs. Thomas Fiedler--614 Emerson St., Madison, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Leonard Bernhardt--612 Romayne Ave., Racine, Wisconsin 2232 Fox Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. Ohde--12962 Kettridge, N. Hollywood, California Tomah, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. D. Carlson—6927 Wentworth Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Roy Waldron--Caledonia, Minnesota Mrs. Don Graham--1164 W. 5th St., Winona, Minnesota Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Clark--1933 N. Denver Blvd., Tulsa, Oklahoma Mrs. Elmer Kindt--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Walter Granger—Wilton, Wisconsin Class of 1930 - O. D. St. Clair - Principal Leonard Goldbeck Charles Janolis Ethel Kortbein John Kuderer Lawrence McCann Carrie Noyes Elmer Schendel John Schroeder Werner Radke Throburn Josephsen Wilton, Wisconsin 763 S. Kalmar Ave., Chicago, Illinois Mrs. Walter Ward—Tomah, Wisconsin Camp Green Lee, Natural Bridge, Virginia Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Arlene Fitch--108 Lincoln St., Wayne, Nebraska Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Black River Falls, Wisconsin Unknown Class of 1931 - O. D. St.Clair - Principal Edwin Beier Leona Birkholz Evelyn Deitelhoff Edna Drews Leona Drews 21 Dawes Ave., Pittsfield, Massachusetts Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Evelyn Schroeder--Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Harvey Thurow--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Carl Schindler—Wilton, Wisconsin Mary Jane Edminister Mrs. Les Lineberry—Westfield, Wisconsin Mabel Ferries Ervin Liersch Neoma Lindley Esther Mittelstaedt Mary Mattis Lyle Schindler Sylvia Sommerfeldt Elmer Wendorf Camillus Wiseman Irene Gehrke Mrs. Willis Crouch—Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Earl Mitchell--New Lisbon, Wisconsin Mrs. William Schumacher--Cashton, Wisconsin Mrs. Astor Ammundson--410 S. 21st St., La Crosse, Wisconsir 1235 W. State St. Apt. 3, Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin Mrs. R. Liska--2841 - A, North 19th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Merle Rupnow—Whitewater, Wisconsin Class of 1932 - Arnold Kerr - Principal Evan Bartz Irvin Berendes Freda Brandau Otto Brandau Leona Buchholz Marie Deitelhoff Veteran’s Hospital, Tomah, Wisconsin 1414 Ash St., Baraboo, Wisconsin Mrs. Carl Bever--Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces, Wright Patterson Field, Dayton, Ohio Mrs. Ray Beecher--Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. H. Schmidbauer-3520 N. 24th PI,, Milwaukee 6, Wisconsin 53 Lillian Dwyer Arnold Krause Hertha Krause Esther Liefke Gertrude Limp Galetta Schindler Kenneth Schroeder Mildred Sonnenberg Roy Stork Esther Switz Alice Waege Carl Wilkinson Mrs. Ronald Henry--Sparta, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Glen Stoddard--Lodi, Wisconsin 1102 Spaight St., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs.. John Schroeder—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Elmer Wendorf--Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Mildred Kukuck—Monroe, Wisconsin • v Armed Forces--Overseas Mrs. Earl Kuster--Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. Ermon Dunn—2402 Lake Shore Dr., S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2101 Fremont Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Class of 1933 - Icel Alton Linus Barry Kermit Bartz Earl Boetcher Harvey Brandau Edna Ferries Bertha Gruen Dean Harrison Felix Janolis Gerald O’Gara Everett Strozinsky Fred Thurow Eotus Tonn Arnold Kerr - Principal French Island, La Crosse, Wisconsin 2221 Rudolph Road,. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin 449 Haven St., Medford, Oregon Mrs. Edmund 0’Gara--642 State St., Madison, Wisconsin Mrs. Norbert Mitchell—Hillsboro, Wisconsin Hustler, Wisconsin Box 115 Star Route, Santa Margarita, California Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Norwalk, Wisconsin Class of 1934 - Rodney Wilson - Principal Ralph Berendes Herman Birkholz Linus Brieske Ronald Deitelhoff Emma Krause Mary Jansen Norman Raabe Anna M. Rice Lois Schroeder Leo Wine he 11 Leona Witt Herbert Zimmerman 2142 Center Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Norwalk, Wisconsin Lincoln Park Trailer Camp, Tr. 23, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Myron Ziegler—Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. S. Cox-3521 Heathercrest, Sunset Village, Madison -------------------------------------- Deceased Mrs. Sam Perkins--Glen Haven, Wisconsin Mrs. Ralph Berendes--2142 Center Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Ed. Garscia--413 7th Ave. SE., Minneapolis, Minnesota Box 256, Sauk City, Wisconsin Class of 1935 - William Heath - Principal Ruth Abelman Margaret Barry Edna Brandau Gertrude Duane Lucille Hansen Don Harrison Bernard Heilman Kenneth Kiefer Grace Koebernick Everett Lueck Edward Rice Margaret Schroeder Agnes Mae Thurow Rueben Witt Dorothy Worden Vern Lueck Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin 2221 Rudolph Road, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Mrs. Mahnard Buchholz--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Bernard Johnson--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Gerald O’Gara—Wilton, Wisconsin 141 Laurel St., West Haven, Connecticut Norwalk, Wisconsin Osseo, Wisconsin Mrs. Roland Schell--Wilton, Wisconsin 1511 5th Ave. S., La Crosse, Wisconsin Royal, Wisconsin Mrs. Herbert Zimmerman—Box 256, Sauk City, Wisconsin Mrs. Ralph Nelson—509 Cedar St., Madison, Wisconsin R 2, Box 572, Kenosha, Wisconsin Mrs. Kenneth Kiefer—Osseo, Wisconsin 1511 5th Ave. S.. La Crosse. Wisconsin 54 Ciass of i936 - Wifham Elaine Bartz Evelyn Beier Bernard Berendes Raymond Birkholz Eltha Curtis Irene Dorn Barbara Harrison Sylvia Koebernick Lois Limp Arnold Raabe D.D. Dorothy Reeck Harold Schmaltz Nona Schroeder Class of 1937 - William Adolph Ableman Raymond Brandau Mary Louise Bever Allman Burrows Delores Gerke Gerhald Gruen Kenneth Heintz Merrit Keifer Elvin Krause Esther Krause Leonard Liefke Mildred Martini Elwood Slayton Winnifield Waege Clifford Wendorf Anita Wilson Gladys Worden Spencer Zimmerman Class of 1938 - William Lawrence Beier Lillian Boetzel Harold Brandau Beulah Buchholz Delores Buchholz William Ducklow Caroline Hanson Margaret Krause Winifred Larson Mae Liefke Ervin Mittlestaedt Norman Nordstrom Ivan Radke Marian Rice Ruth Schmaltz Gerald Steuck Melvin Steuck Evelyn Von Ruden Class of 1939 - William Norbert Berende3 Ruth Berger Heath - Principal • Mrs. Lewis Brooks--426 Hillcrest, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Mrs. Roland Heath—Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. James Briggs--1939 Charles St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Glen Wood--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Karl Kruse Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 6545 S. Hamlin Ave., Chicago 29, Illinois Mrs. Lloyd Clair--Wilton, Wisconsin Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Orvin Buchholz—Wilton, Wisconsin Heath - Principal Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Liscomb Baker—Germany 440 1 2 Lake St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin Mrs. Elmer Grabitske—2009 S. Robert Rd., S. St. Paul, Minnesota 4420 N. Wilson Drive, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ------------------------------------ Deceased ---------------- (World War II) Deceased Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Leo Martin—Norwalk, Wisconsin 211 Bellinger St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. Haase—3419 N. LaVergne St., Chicago, Illinois Box 55, Windsor, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 1702 Superior Ave., Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Arnold Popp—R 1 Box 146C, S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. Maurice Rector—Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Heath - Principal % Percy Peabody, R 2, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Mrs. Phillip Smith--5417 Woodley Lane, Madison 5, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Lude Schell—91 W. 2nd St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Mrs. Harvey Drews--Wilton, Wisconsin 512 N. Division St., Appleton, Wisconsin Mrs. John Schaup--Cashton, Wisconsin Mrs. John Muellenkamp--1000 Farnham St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. Deane--W. Benton, Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Schelberg—Eau Claire, Wisconsin 1316 Stoughton Ave., Tomah, Wisconsin Bldg. 24 Apt. C, Ward Ave., La Crosse, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Arnold Mittlestaedt--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Walter Kroeger--Norwalk, Wisconsin 1197 S. 12th St., El Centro, California 2132 Minoru Drive, Altadena, California Mrs. Harold Kelly—1533 Porter Ave., Beloit, Wisconsin Heath - Principal Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Norman Manske--112 Oak St., Lake Mills, Wisconsin 55 Marie Bolden Bernice Brandau Harvey Buchholz D.V.M. Velta Clark James Curtis M. D. Imogene DeWitt Robert Ducklow Joe Farmer James Ferries Vera Gruen Clara Heinz Maxine Huber June Hubert Bernice Krause Harold Krause Eugene Limp Norman Manske Marcella McCann ■ John O’Leary Maurice Paeth Helen Somme rfeldt Patricia Steinhoff Chester Sommerfeldt .Norbert Wendorf A. Lee Whitinger •Grace Wildes DeVere Zellmer Class of 1940 - William John Andringa LaVern Barry Guletta Buchholz Norma Buchholz Garnet DeWitt Howard Drews Inez Fischer Gertrude Ford Jeanette Hanson Norbert Huber Marion Koebernick Vern Krause Dorothy Mattis Marcella Mitchell Martin Krause Beatrice Noffke Margaret Palmer Katheryn Rice Fred Schroeder Sybil Nordstrom W illiam Seitz Lucille Sonnenberg Betty Steinhoff Ellsworth Steuck Wilma Thurow Shirley Waege R.N. Norbert Witt Mrs. Gilbert Liefke'--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. James Ferries--Owen, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Spencer Zimmerman—Wilson, Wisconsin Armed Forces Mrs. Harold Brandau--Wilton, Wisconsin 522 Drew St., Appleton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Owen, Wisconsin Mrs. Gerhart Von Hayden--Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Clara Taylor--314 1 2 E. 2nd St., Dundee, Illinois Mrs. Clarence DeWitt—Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. June Jensen--312 1 2 Superior Ave., Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Ray Creviston--Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 112 Oak St., Lake Mills, Wisconsin 3217 Conn Ave., No. 22, Washington, D. C. 202 Sumner, Tomah, Wisconsin --------- (World War II) Deceased Mrs. Fred Hermann—R 1, Sparta, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 2275 Grand Avenue, Long Beach, California 1508 S. Norwood Ave., Green Bay, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Verland Ludeking--Wilton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Heath - Principal 1424 Emerald St,, Eugene, Oregon Armed Forces Mrs. Leonard Brandau--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. George Brandau--Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. Merle Brookman—Tomah, Wisconsin Black River Falls, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Fox--Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Komisky--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Earl Kimpton--Tomah, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Lyle Bolden--Flagstaff, Arizona Mrs. Allen Finucan--Wilton, Wisconsin Cashton, Wisconsin Mrs. John Ringgenberg Deceased Mrs. Harry Kamroth—3272 N. Holton St., Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Robert lrlbeck--Gays Mills, Wisconsin 1342 Chamboard--Houston, Texas Mrs. Raymond Birkholz--Wilton, Wisconsin R 3, Box 119, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Mrs. Kenneth Boetcher—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Kenneth Flock--Wilton, Wisconsin River Falls, Wisconsin Mrs. Corwin Denter--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Douglas George--Lake Mills, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 56 Leland Wurster D.D. Marion Wuench Evelyn Zellmer P.O. 596, Terry, Montana ' Mrs. Norman Bell-Elroy, Wisconsin %De Vere Zellmer, Tomah, Wisconsin Class of 1941 - Elizabeth Barry Marjorie Berger Wava Brandenberg Fay M. Calhoun Harvey Drews John Ferries Geraldine Ford Evelyn Gruen Arthur Hericks Gervis Huber Donald Leith Inez Liefke LeRoy Lindahl Helen Mack Phillip Manske Florence Oftedahl Francis O’Gara Violet Palmer Norbert Prechel Arline Schindler Calvin Schwartz Carl Schwartz June Walker Ted Wilson Leonard Gneiwikow Class of 1942 - Carl Brandau Garnet Buchholz Geraldine Chambers Harley Chambers Lyla Geise Reatha Gerke Linus Heintz Verlyn Kuderer Idell Manne 1 John McCann Jerome McGarvey Loretta Nordstrom Arlene Raabe Hugh Rice Carl Schroeder Bernard Steinhoff Earl Thornsen Burdette Tutlewski Joan Welch Marguerite Wittcraft Jeannette Wood R. N. William Zellmer William Heath - Principal 2221 Rudolph Road, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Mrs. John Childers--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Heinz Gerber--406 Park Ave., Weehawken, New Jersey 517 Hayes Ave., South Beloit, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin La Farge, Wisconsin Mrs. Fred Masters—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Anderson--4013 Meyer Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Deceased (World War II) Norwalk, Wisconsin 2224 W. Ave. S., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. John Smithbeck--Cambridge, Wisconsin Taylor University, Upton, Indiana Mrs. Darrel Richards—Aparta, Wisconsin 1415 Miss. St., La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Keith Henry—Tomah, Wisconsin Armed Forces Mrs. Edward Sims—145 38th St. Union City, New Jersey Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Raymond Vieth—Norwalk, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mars Candy Co, Chicago, Illinois Mrs. D. Dressier—3988 S. 24th Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin William Heath - Principal Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Everett Strozinsky—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Joe Schindler—635 Atwood Ave., Rockford, Illinois Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Clyde Creviston—827 Sharks St., Beloit, Wisconsin Mrs. M. Wyett—2017 S. Robert Rd., S. St. Paul, Minnesota Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Leo Tighe—628 E. Franklin, Sparta, Wisconsin La Farge, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. C. Wendorf—1702 Superior Ave., Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Ardian Monthey—Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces 313 N. Park, Richland Center, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin R 1, Waterloo, Wisconsin Mrs. S. Meek—806 l 2 Kilbourn Ave., Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Steve Salaja—Campbellsport, Wisconsin Mrs. Ellsworth Witte raft--Adams, Wisconsin Mrs. Glenn Wolf—240 Russel Dr., Midwest City, Oklahoma Tomah, Wisconsin Class of 1943 Paul Babbitt William Heath - Principal Wilton, Wisconsin 57 Mary Bolden Bruce Brandenburg Robert Doyle Jay D. Ferries Norbert Krause William Janolis Agnes Leith Beatrice Limp Joseph Mack Patricia O’Leary Lloyd Pergande Joseph Schindler Reuben Schindler Gloria Schmaltz Sterling Schwartz Eloise Steuck Bernard Thomsen Arlene Wildes Ruth Wilson Class of 1944 - T. Donald Andringa Alta Brandau Norma Jean Brandau Lila Buchholz Violet Geise LaVern Liefke Meryl Manke Kenneth Mannel June Miller LaDon Paeth Donald Prohaska Alice Roscovius Loren Schenke Arlis Sommerfield Henry Steinhoff Audrey DeWitt Gardner Wyman Lila Zellmer Class of 1945 - T. Janice Albrecht Robert Bartz LaVerne Blado Verlyn Buchholz Eunice Clair Harold Cox John Dougherty Lucille Farmer Jeremy Ferries Richard Johnson Reed Lindahl Keith Mannel Norman Martalock Norton Raabe Thomas Rice Constance Rogge Mrs. Floyd Langan—Kendall, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Junction City, Oregon Wilton, Wisconsin La Crosse, Wisconsin Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Joe McGarvey—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Hodulik--Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces % James O'Leary, Tomah, Wisconsin Kendall, Wisconsin 635 Atwood Ave., Rockford, Illinois Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Carl Schroeder--313 N. Park, Richland Center, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Vere Prell—Wilton, Wisconsin 602 S. Michigan Ave., Plymouth, Indiana Mrs. Lloyd Pergande--Kendall, Wisconsin Mrs. Edward Pingle--Wilton, Wisconsin J. Kitze- Principal Armed Forces Mrs. Winnifield Waege—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. E. Steuck--108 1 2 N. Freemont, River Falls, Wisconsin Mrs. Merlin Grawin--Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. R. Downing-7015 Xerxes Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota 440 Vine St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin Norwalk, Wisconsin 819 Mill St., Sparta, Wisconsin Mrs. Willard Luxton--612 E. Main St., Sparta, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Norbert Prechel—Kendall, Wisconsin Milaca, Minnesota Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. John Ferries--La Farge, Wisconsin Westminster Seminary, Westminster, Maryland Mrs. Dorwin Bernhardt--Tomah, Wisconsin J. Kitze - Principal Norwalk, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Lee Johnson--Waukesha, Wisconsin R 1, La Crescent, Minnesota Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Kenneth Dams--Wilton, Wisconsin 709-B Chestnut Rd., East Lansing, Michigan Bangor, Wisconsin Armed Forces Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Bruce Brandenburg—Wilton, Wisconsin 58 Harold Saxby Sylvan Schmaltz Norbert Schroeder Linus Thornsen Wayne Welch Joan Wilson Bruce Wood Jean Yeske Class of 1946 - T. Elaine Blado William Brandau Jr. Edwin Brehmer Glenn Buchholz Joan Buchholz Mary Ann Dougherty Rita Drowatsky Warren Eckelberg Duane Evans Alfred Gerke Wesley Gerke Fern Garske Elton Kuderer Ann Marie Mack Mary McGarvey Kathleen Rice Merle Roscovius Teresa Steinhoff Caroline Thornsen Gwendolyn Wildes Harlan Witt Wilma Worden Class of 1947 - T. James Arndt Delbert Chambers Joyce Dougherty Maxine Harrison Robert Garske Alzina Hove Elfrieda Huff Darlene Kingslien Donna Kingslien Arlene Kotten Larry Mitchell Pat Rice Gladys Saxby Mary Lou Schindler Duane Schmig Gilmore Schultz William Schultz Virgil Sletten Arline Sommerfeldt Gordon Sommerfeldt Beverly Steinke Janice Steinke Carl Wurster Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin 2514 Dahle St., Madison, Wisconsin Tomah, Wisconsin Mrs. Norman Hutson--3120 Gordon Dr., Highland, Indiana La Crosse, Wisconsin, R 2, French Island, %C. Peterson Mrs. Ronald Densmore--Wilton, Wisconsin J. Kitze - Principal Mrs. Roland Roberts--2336 Monroe St., Madison, Wisconsin Armed Forces E. W. J. Brehmer--P. O. Box 312, Shatter, California Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Charles Foley--Eden, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Harold Schroeder--Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Armed Forces Norwalk, Wisconsin Mrs. Virgil Slayton--Norwalk, Wisconsin 1816 Stevens Ave. Apt. 12, Minneapolis, Minnesota 314 E. Monroe, Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 210 Horseman St., Rockford, Illinois Mrs. Kenneth Creviston—Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. A. Kobleska--2603 A No. 40th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mrs. William Zellmer--Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Wayne Welch--Tomah, Wisconsin J. Kitze - Principal Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Douglas Foye--Tomah, Wisconsin Armed Forces Unknown Mrs. Clarence Baily--802 1 2 Grant, Beloit, Wisconsin Mrs. Clyde Brown—Des Plaines, Wisconsin Des Plaines, Wisconsin Mrs. Donald Andringa--1424 Emerald St., Eugene, Orgeon Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Mrs. Kenneth Carter--New Lisbon, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Armed Forces 1202 Shaw St., S. Beloit, Illinois Norwalk, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Mrs. Gerald Bailey-Davison Park, Platteville, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Kendall, Wisconsin 59 Lois Zellmer Charles Foley Class of 1948 - Charles Wayne Brandau Edith Cox Gene Dietz Coryl Dopson Howard Eckelberg Elaine Fick Lyle Haldeman Erma Huff Charles Kotten Yvonne Larson Jack McCann Lois Paeth Darlene Peth Teresa Rice Betty Schendel Beata Schwartz Evan Somme rfeldt Ruth Steinhoff Lorraine Meseberg Class of 1949 - Charles Vivian Bolwahn Dick Budde Fred Coldren Mary Jane Coldren Jasper DeWitt Rosella Dougherty Robert Harrison Marian Hemmersbach Norma Jean Hube,r Norman Martin Betty Ellen Rice Bud Rogge Douglas Salisbury Lois Skaggs Inez Yahnke Greeta Ann Schmaltz Class of 1950 - Charles Alice Anderson Vern Arndt Shirley Chambers Eugene Cox Wayne Creviston Margaret Ferries Donald Fick LaVern Haldeman Harriett Kortbein Eugene McCann Robert McGarvey Allegra Raabe Mary Rice Joyce Schendel Charles Schindler Verlin Sommerfeldt Betty Ann Stark Julaine Stratman Robert Thornsen James Welch Frank Will Darrel Zellmer Wilton, Wisconsin Eden, Wisconsin Valesh - Principal Armed Forces Mrs. Harold Cox--R 1, La Crescent, Minnesota Crosier Seminary, Onamia, Minnesota Mrs. Verlyn Brieske-- Norwalk, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Student--River Falls S.T.C., River Falls, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin 730 Cleveland, Beloit, Wisconsin R , Sparta, Wisconsin Armed Forces Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin 314 E. Monroe, Tomah, Wisconsin Sister M. Fidelia--St. Rose Convent, La Crosse, Wisconsin Mrs. Gene Krause--1460 S. 108th St., West Allis, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Giles Karis--Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Valesh - Principal Mrs. Douglas Salisbury--Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Kendall, Wisconsin P.O. Box 416, La Crosse, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Student- Kankakee, Illinois Armed Forces Mrs. Matt Steidel--Tomah, Wisconsin 314 E. Monroe, Tomah, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Student—Kankakee, Illinois Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. William Wildes—Tomah, Wisconsin Cashton, Wisconsin La Crosse S.T.C., La Crosse, Wisconsin Valesh - Principal Student--Juneau C. Normal, New Lisbon, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Mrs. Lloyd Luethe--Norwalk, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces Mrs. Wesley Meacham--817 Harrison, Beloit, Wisconsin Student—River Falls S.T.C., River Falls, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Student--La Crosse, Wisconsin Armed Forces Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Student--Oshkosh S.T.C., Oshkosh, Wisconsin Student—Juneau Co. Normal, New Lisbon, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Y.W.C.A., La Crosse, Wisconsin Student--Juneau Co. Normal, New Lisbon, Wisconsin Armed Forces Student—La Crosse Vocational, La Crosse, Wisconsin Wilton, Wisconsin Armed Forces 60 Reminiscing 1908 1941 61 The Good LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Ducklow, Hubert Bernhardt, Leonard Bernhardt, Frank Wendorf, and John McEvoy; Coach, Leo Goodman. ROW 1: Wilma Radke, Orlo Gnewikow, Almeda Tonn, Hollia Meacham, Lila Longfellow. Agnes Riorden, Luella W'endorf, Erva Krause, Viola Rhode, Clara Radke. David V. Hulbert, Ellen Davis, Luella Stark, Ester Denter, Berlin Riphenberg, Susan Hillyer, Zenoba Liefke, Myrtle Roberts ROW 2: ROW 3: Old Days LEFT TO RIGHT: David Hulbert, Hilda Blado, Susan Hillyer, Gertrude Cox, Luella Stark, Viola Boetzel, Agnes Riorden, and Luella Wendorf. f j O ROW 1: E. Lueck, E. Schendel, E. Hanson, R. Haldeman, L. O'Leary, J. Thompson, M. Calhoun, O. Gneiwikow, J, Doyle. ROW Z: L. Stark, Z. Liefke, C. Wadephul, H. Ferries, F. Krause, L. Goldbeck, L. Longfellow. ROW 3: L. Wendorf, A. Riorden, D. Bonnell, A. Hanson, G. Goldbeck, S. Switz, C. Radke, L. Sommerfield, S. Hillyer, M. Haldeman, F. Calhoun. ROW’ 4: E. Reuck, A. Tonn, M. Stahnke, E. Davis, V. Rhode. A, Radke, D. Wemmer. fPcAwd 64 65 11 67 COMPLIMENTS OF TILLMAN PRODUCE, HATCHERY AND LOCKER SERVICE WILTON, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF J AFFE'S TOMAH, WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’51 FOR EXTRA ENERGY RANNEY'S WISCONSIN’S FINEST ICE CREAM GRADE “A” MILK RANNEY’S DAIRY, INC. TOMAH, WISCONSIN Bacon Hansen Bowling Lanes BOWL FOR HEALTH AND ENJOYMENT PHONE 285 SPARTA, WISCONSIN “WE AIM TO TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN” Thurow Motor Sales —YOUR— CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER USING GENUINE CHRYSLER MOPAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES PHONE 48-R4 WILTON, WISCONSIN KARL KRUSE FARM IMPLEMENTS AND APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC - DE LAVAL - MAYTAG - SKELGAS NEW IDEA - FIRESTONE SALES AND SERVICE MAJESTIC ELECTRIC AND GAS COMBINATION RANGES STACOOL MOTOR OIL PHONE 22 WILTON, WISCONSIN FORD DEARBORN TRACTORS FARM EQUIPMENT KARL KRUSE IMPLEMENTS STACOOL MOTOR OIL PHONE 564 TOMAH, WISCONSIN Neitzels Furniture Mart 1002 SUPERIOR AVENUE “EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME” FAMOUS NAME BRANDS Kroehler Manufacturing Co. Crosley Appliances Flexsteel Living Room Crosley Radios Lane Cedar Chests Armstrong Appliances Lloyd Chrome Dinette Sets Alexander Smith Carpeting Mengal Bedroom Suits Mohawk Carpeting and Rugs PHONE 57 — FREE DELIVERY TOMAH WISCONSIN HUGO W. LIMP Dealer in General Merchandise Wilton, Wisconsin BARTZ'S TAVERN Wilton, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF 1894 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE CHOICE OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Frank Kneeland Alleys Bar WHERE YOU’RE A STRANGER BUT ONCE STOP IN AND TRY OUR NEW BRUNSWICK ALLEYS AND OUR COURTEOUS SERVICE TOMAH, WISCONSIN RASMUSSEN OIL COMPANY International Trucks Pontiac Cars Phone 9121 Sparta, Wisconsin BILL'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 437 Sparta, Wisconsin E. F. BENEDICT GARAGE Sales FORD Service Dearborn Farm Equipment Ford Tractors Phone 7171 Sparta, Wisconsin Compliments of NORWALK LUMBER COMPANY Norwalk, Wisconsin Your savings are insured to $10,000, and we pay liberal earnings twice a year. Sparta Federal Savings Loan Ass'n. Phone 423 Sparta, Wisconsin Bert O. Johnson McCormick-Deering Tractors and Machines Parts and Service Gahl Harvesters - Easy Flow Lime Sowers Tomah, Wisconsin Heilman's I. G. A. Store Wilton, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of 1951 TOMAH CASH MERCANTILE COMPANY Monroe County’s Largest Store Tomah, Wisconsin WILLIAMS GARAGE Repair All Make Tractors - Cars - Trucks Dealer for Minneapolis-Moline Phone 407 Sparta, Wisconsin NELSON MOTOR, INC. OLDSMOBILE — CADILLAC — GMC TRUCKS Sales — Parts and Accessories — Service Phone 533 Sparta, Wisconsin SEARS ORDER OFFICE “Shop at Sears Roebuck Co., and Save” Phone 226 Sparta, Wisconsin ■ Phone 9 Compliments of ALLINGHAM'S GROCERY Quality Meats Tomah, Wisconsin MARACHOWSKY'S STORE Meats and Groceries Phone 279 Tomah, Wisconsin MARSHALL - WELLS STORES Hardware - Automotive Parts - Zenith Appliances Coleman Oil Heaters and Floor Furnaces Telephone 287-R Tomah, Wisconsin SHERMAN HOUSE Visit Our Coffee Shop and Dining Rooms Phone 53 Tomah, Wisconsin BILL RICHARDSON'S STANDARD SERVICE Sparta, Wisconsin Wl-S DRY CLEANER SERVICE SPINK CLOTHING CO. Headquarters for Lee Work Clothes Sparta, Wisconsin Cooperative Credit for Farmers Through Quality Service Lard Wyman - Local Agent Sparta, Wisconsin Sparta National Farm Loan Association Sparta Production Credit Association J. W. Spradling, Secy-Treas. Harry E. Fladstol, Secy-Treas. Sparta, Wisconsin Compliments of SMITH'S FURNITURE STORE Kendall, Wisconsin SCHROEDER MOTOR CO. FORD Cars - Trucks - Tractors Sales and Service Phone 2-R-6 Kendall, Wisconsin THE STAR HERALD NEWS H. L. Wendt and F. E. Wendt Editor and Publisher Our Local Paper Contains News About People You Know - Read It Phone 59 Wilton, Wisconsin HETT HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Refrigeration - Parts - Service Farmall Tractors - Farm Implements and Accessories Phone 45 Wilton, Wisconsin Phone 395 VLASEK'S Completely Air Conditioned Bowling Lane Where Friends Meet Tomah, Wisconsin Phone 590 WEINER BROTHERS Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Plymouth and Dodge Autos and Trucks Tomah, Wisconsin CHUCK'S REFRIGERATION Sales and Service Hotpoint Appliances - Harder Freeze Home Freezers - Wilson Freezers - Wilson Milk Coolers Phone 245 Tomah, Wisconsin MAX MALY'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires and Accessories Phone 242 Tomah, Wisconsin CENTRAL HARDWARE Heating - Plumbing - Oil Burners “Easy” Washing Machines Moore’s Paint Tomah, Wisconsin NORRIS - VERNIER MOTOR SALES Sales FORD Service A-l Used Cars and Trucks Phone 343 - Wlad 2033 Tomah, Wisconsin PEDERSON'S REXALL DRUG STORE Cara Nome Beauty Salon Tomah, Wisconsin Compliments of CARTER'S BOWLING LANES Walter and Geneva Carter, Props. Open Bowling Every Afternoon, Wednesday and Friday Evenings From 7:00 to 9:00, Saturdays and Sundays Phone 119 Kendall, Wisconsin Office and Sales Room Telephone No. 390 215-219 Superior Avenue KRESS BROS. MONUMENT CO. Makers of Artistic Memorials For Over 75 Years Tomah, Wisconsin DR. H. H. BUCHHOLZ Veterinarian Phone 65 Wilton, Wisconsin MANSKE GARAGE General Repairing 1 Accessories - Gas - Oil Wilton, Wisconsin Compliments of DODGE DAVIS Sparta, Wisconsin BADGER CAFE After the Prom drop in for the Finest Foods Phone 224 Tomah, Wisconsin ALL-STATE CAFE “For Fine Food” 24 Hour Service - - Home Cooking 1117 Superior Avenue Phone 31 Tomah, Wisconsin ARTISTIC MOTH PROOF CLEANING Phone 423 Tomah, Wisconsin Rain or Shine - It’s Refreshment Time at H O F B R A U Tomah, Wisconsin BAND BOX CLEANERS Odorless Dry Cleaning - No Fading 1213 Superior Ave. Phone 291-M Tomah, Wis. GORDON'S MEN'S STORE Suits - Hats - Shoes - Shirts Overalls - Rubbers 1111 Superior Ave. Phone 333 Tomah, Wis. KLEMANN'S BLUE ROOM BAR Compliments of Play Shuffleboard TOMAH HATCHERY 1211 Superior Ave. Tomah, Wis. Tomah, Wis. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Compliments of 2% Interest Paid on One Year HARRIS JEWELERS Certificates of Deposits Diamonds - Watches Member F. D. I. C. Fine Repairing Tomah, Wis. Tomah, Wis. LANGWILL'S JEWELRY STORE BERGER ELECTRIC CO. Watches - Silverware - Jewelry Expert Watch Repairing Tomah, Wis. Frigidaire Sales and Service Phone 44-R-3 Wilton, Wis. Ambulance Service Phone 40 FERRIES FURNITURE FUNERAL SERVICE Wilton, Wisconsin 1924 1951 SCHOTTEN'S TAVERN WYMAN'S BARBER SHOP Known as “Sandy’s” Gard E. Wyman Best in All Lines of Drinks Wilton, Wis. Norwalk, Wis. L. A. FICK SERVICE STATION TONN ELECTRIC SERVICE Mobilgas - Mobiloils and Greases Tires and Tubes Norge Appliances - Zenith Radios Wilton, Wis. Phone 143-R-5 Norwalk, Wis. Compliments of DR. C. J. HODULIK SMITH CHEVROLET GARAGE Veterinarian Wilton, Wis. Phone 59 Norwalk, Wis. HILGERS DRIVE - IN “Where You Get Your Money’s Worth” 403 Superior Ave. Tomah, Wis. Compliments of KORNER BAKERY 0. K. Vieregge, Prop. Buy It Where It’s Baked Sparta, Wis. TOMAH DRY CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service Twice Weekly - Mondays and Thursdays Agents - Wilton Cafe Fashion Shop Phone 218 Tomah, Wis. TAYLOR'S PHARMACY You can bring Your Prescriptions Here With Confidence Three Fully Registered Pharmacists Phone 3303 Sparta, Wis. When in Tomah - - Stop at the AVENUE Across from the Post Office Margaret Farmer, Prop. Tomah, Wis. RASMUSSEN STUDIO Photography at Its Finest 127V2 S. Water St. Phone 3350 Sparta, Wis. KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY F. J. Kennedy 906 Superior Ave. Phone 295 Tomah, Wis. EM'S DRESS SHOP Dresses - Coats - Suits - Hats Lingerie - Hose Sparta, Wis. Compliments of F. H. WENDORF Standard Oil Agent Phone 7155 Sparta, Wis. MARSHALL - WELLS STORES Hardware - Housewares - Appliances Sporting Goods Phone 3315 Sparta, Wis. Compliments of FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Sparta, Wis. Member Federal Reserve System Member F. D. I. C. HANSEN CHAPIN REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 571 Sparta, Wis. HARLOW G. HOAG Registered Jeweler No. 307 American Gem Society Sparta, Wis. COAST-TO-COAST STORES Locally Owned - Nationally Organized A1 Solverson, Owner Phone 8111 102 N. Water St. Sparta, Wis. A. W. LEE Quality Service Jeweler Sparta, Wis. BUSHNELL'S FLORSHOP Central Wisconsin’s Flooring Headquarters Guerdon L. Bushnell Sparta, Wis. Compliments of BANK OF SPARTA WILTON STATION Phone 20 Wilton, Wis. Compliments of WILTON CAFE Good Food is Good Health Max and Ruth, Props. Wilton, Wis. THE FASHION SHOPPE A. E. Rice Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear - Hats - Dresses Jewelry - Novelties - Hosiery - Lingerie Wilton, Wis. Compliments of ROBERT J. FAUSKA Your Wadham’s Bulk Dealer Wilton, Wis. See A1 and Carrie at their New Place Congratulations Class of ’51 AL and CARRIE'S TAVERN BOETZEL'S HARDWARE Wilton, Wis. Wilton, Wis. WILTON CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE Flour - Feed - Seeds - Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Compliments of BERT'S TAVERN Wilton, Wis. Wilton, Wis. Compliments of TOMAH JOURNAL and the TOMAH MONITOR-HERALD Tomah, Wis. DR. DAVID C. WAUGH Optometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 10091 2 Superior Ave. Tomah, Wis. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK of Kendall Your Friendly Bank Deposits Insured to $10,000.00 Kendall, Wis. MONROE COUNTY FINANCE CO. Loans and Auctions Kendall, Wis. BUDDE'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 13-R-4 Wilton, Wis. H. BUCHOLZ SONS Sash and Door House Building and Custom Woodwork Phone 34-R-12 Wilton, Wis. LIERSH ELECTRICAL SERVICE Electric Motor Repair Service All Types of Electrical Appliances Wilton, Wis. John Deere Quality Farm Equipment John Deere Tractors and Farm Machinery SAVALL IMPLEMENT CO. Norwalk, Wis. Compliments of Compliments of ARENZ SHOE STORE MORQUARDT'S Your Case Dealer Sparta, Wis. Sparta, Wis. J. C. PENNEY CO. Compliments of Sparta, Wis. A FRIEND WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE