Winneconne High School - Magenta Yearbook (Winneconne, WI)

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B Basketball Team Left to Right: C, Schuelcr, R, Procknow, W, Parsons T Ehlke L Armstrong G Van Asten COACH JAMLS CARLSON, D, Neubauer, C. Radke, J. Reetz, J. Buser, C Bradley BASKETBALL SCORES Winneconne Winneconne W innec onne Winnecorme Winneconne Winnec Orme Winnecorme Winneconne W irmeconne Winneconne Winneconne Winneconne Winneconne Winneconne Winneconne Winneconne Berlin 52 Omro Z7 Hortonville 37 Denmark 36 Omro 35 Wrightstown 37 Bear Creek 32 Hilbert 34 Berlin 56 Shiocton Z5 Freedom Z8 Reedsville Z7 Denmark 31 Wrightstown Z1 Bear Creek Z5 Hilbert 15 Forty seven

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National Honor Society Walter Wentzel Darlene Schmude Mary Korn Salutatorian Valedictorian NATIONAL HOOIQII SgCIlTY S Z L 1 i 1 ll Key worn by members Q - Jeannettg Gene,-ke Loretta Kinsler semester of the 1954-55 school year saw the creation of the National Honor Society in Winneconne The second High School, Sponsored by the Student Council with Mrs. Bernadine Tetzlaff as faculty adviser. three Seniors and two Juniors were chosen as charter members, with three Sophomores as provisional members, In order that all Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors would have an equal chance at membership in the first group chosen. a grade-point average of 2,75 for the previous two semesters' work was set up as a criterion, The total rat- ' ' ' t for a B for each credit. Physical Education and sports will ingwill be based on three points for an A. and two porn s not be includedg all other courses will, Only Juniors and Seniors will be initiated at a public ceremony in the gym each year. . h 1. Sophomore provisional members are Eleanor Riley, Margaret Korn, and Sharon Sc me mg, Other members of the faculty committee are Mr, Leistikow, Principal, Mr, Eid, and Miss Palecek. Student Coun- cil ad visers, Forty -nine