Winneconne High School - Magenta Yearbook (Winneconne, WI)

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Row 1-M. Disch, J. Kellogg, J. Thiex, M. Becker, G. Reese, I. Quigley. Row 2-M, Meinen, J. Wheaton, J. Moriarty, M, Gebauer, L, Oppermon. Row 3-M. Marhison, K. Rozek. . M Junior J , W ,YJ J M dll J .jk A 3-Uflij C UU li? liffifiii ffyfi 'lf .2141 fin LL rfb!!! K ml! MJF Row l-J. Brommclmeier, L. Glasslioff, E. Riley, J. Smith, S. Schmeling, C. Hanson. Row 2-B. I.:1Mnrche, R. Krueger, M. Coughlin, R. Vlilliams, S. Breaker. Row 3-A. Opperman, K. Hubli, -25-

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Juniors ,. NA . 1. .. Row l-j. Hofberger, A. Bradley, B. Borree, M. Wiesner, B. Olson, N. Bork. Row 2-S. Bruss, N. Becker, D. Dorow, J. Linsredt, G. Knlin. Row 3-M. B. Morgan, A. Kfnareder, E. Decker, D. johnson. ROW ONE: G. l-loewisch, M. Heuer, G. Van Asrcn, T. Washburn, W. Grignon, D Neubauer. ROW TWO: J. Puhl, W. Parsons, G. Michels, R. Kent, W. Kiesow ROW THREE: T. Phillips, Schoetz -22-

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Juniors to ROW ONE: Mr. DiVall, B. Olson, D. Peterson, N. Schmidt, J. Grunwald, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Schauer. ROW TWO: C. Romberg. L. Pride, R. Day, M. Korn, M. Popke. ROW THREE: D. Pinnow, P. Kolodzik, R. Mathison. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Case of the Missing Heirs was a mystery play which was presented in March by the junior class. The audience found itself about to scream-only to break into a hearty laugh. Ten people had gathered in the wind- swept, gloomy Castle Wentz, to hear the reading of the will of August Wenz. Those in the play cast were: Eleanor Riley, Judy Wheaton, Sharon Schmelling, Margaret Korn, Guy VanAston, Lyle Mueller, Rodney Williams, Mary Ellen Disch, Bruce LaMarche, and Roland Hansen. ln January they began work on their prom. The theme chosen was Sweethearts on Parade. The king was chosen in March. The committee decided upon Eddie Simms for their orchestra. A Leap Year Dance, a money-promotion dance for the prom, was given after a basketball game on January 27. They all enjoyed the music of Chuck Reehl. During the year, the junior class sponsored several dances, one of which was the Halloween Hop. The .14- Halloween Hop was held on October 28, and was very successful. The gym was decorated quite cleverly and the music was furnished by Chuck Reehl. Pumpkins were scattered over the floor along with corn shocks. The class was also asked to plan their part of the home- coming festivities. Bill Parsons and Glenn Michels.were elected by the class as members of the homecoming court. Student Council representatives were chosen also. Geor- gia Reese and Eleanor Riley were picked to represent the girls, and Ronnie Day and Melvin Mathison were elected for the boys. On September 12, 1955, the junior class of '55-'56, held its first meeting. The election of officers was the first item on the agenda. Nancy Schmidt, who took temporary charge of the meeting, was elected president. The offices of vice-president, secretary, and treasurer were filled by Barbara Olson, Judy Grunwald, and David Peterson, re- spectively.