Winneconne High School - Magenta Yearbook (Winneconne, WI)

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.WS 1 t -if ' fi? ,tt?,ta:tfKf' '!flvw J In-ix ' r l trown you Zola, iny queen, of the l955 Pr f fp 6 X V x L k tg LT' 7 L .. QW ' x Q., fiw. STARDUST The brightly shining stars illuininatetl the entranee, There was a hush ol' expectation, as all eyes were turneel towartl the arehway. Then, to the beautiful tune of Star- dust , the King and Queen, Bill Hewitt antl Zola Larson, entered a paratlise of stars antl glitter, .intl the pink eloutl to their thrones. The King was crownetl lvy llruee Arinstrong, Presitlent of the junior Class. -Bill erownetl Zola as his queen. Zola wore a floor-length white net tlress. large net flowers matle up the outer skirt with a pink cuinberbantl. She chose a white neeklaee antl earrings for her attessories. Attending the royal pair were Dick lihlke antl Mary Ellen Disch. l.yle Mueller and Suzan llruss. Karen Friedrich :mtl Gaylortl Remrnel, Dave Nt'Nainee antl -lutly Grunwaltl, june Kratz antl l.ee johnson, Nancy Thiel antl Bruce Arm- strong, Miltlretl Larson .intl Haroltl -lohnson, antl Pat Scott and Gary Seovel. The crowns were ttarrietl in lwy the Star- letres, Barbara Mueller antl Paul lihlke. STA R l ,ETTIES Ilarbara l'Xlnelltr. Paul llhlke

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Father Knows Best 0 S32 Come Here Son FT TO RIGHT: B. Broehm, B. Bradley, G. Remmcl, D. Ehlke, G. Scovel, L. Mueller, J- GHUCfkC- 'l'he Senior Class selected a play entitled Father Knows Best , based on the radio and television show of the same name. lt featured Lyle Mueller in the title role of father. Supporting him were .leanette Gauerke as the mother, Beverly Broehm as the older daughter, Bettyg Nancy Thiel as the younger daughter, Kathyg Franklin Bork as Bud, the song and Gaylord Remmel, Betty's boyfriend. Also in the cast were Mildred Larson, Karen Friedrich, Pat Scott, Harold johnson, Gary Scovel, Richard lihlke, Willttrtl Wfine, Virginia Pufahl, Zola Larson, Marjorie Hof- berger, and Betty .Io Bradley. Seniors who were not members of the cast, but who played important parts in the success of the play were Violet Schonscheck, Violette Peterson, and Arlene Peterson for make-up. Roherr Brooks, Milton Peterson, and Dan Reetz were the stage crew. Donald Wfisnefske and Ruth Mueller were the prompters. The plav was directed by Miss Joanne Wfysoclci, with Loretta Kinsler as the assistant director. ROW' ONE: F. Bork, H. Johnson, W. Witte. ROXV TXVO: K. Friedrich, M. Larson, N. Thiel, P, Scott, Z. Larson, M. Hofberger, V,Pt1f11l1l. Wc,rc Bl-ISVH 3 5 9 l 5 3 'f c 5: Lied te 99

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Prom Clonrt I.-R-Lyle Mncllcr, Susan Bruss, Gary Scovel, Par .Scorr,Davc McNamcc,.IL1dy Grnnwald, Dick llhlkc, Mary Ellen Disch, W'illiam Hcwirr, Zola Larson, Mildred Larson, Harold johnson, Nancy Thin-1, Bruce Armstrong, Karen Fried rich, Gaylord RL-inmul, june Kratz, and Lee: johnson f' '- ' ' .. mwwrv1n