Wrightstown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wrightstown, WI)

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IhcSC who follow US How 2 Row 1—(left-right) K. Tetzlaff, J. Otten, C. Mielke, D Bornemann V. Roebke, E. Danoff, G. Rietz, C. Stiltjes, D. W. Menozzi, Mrs Doner How 3—V. Bungeon, J. Roebke, R. Otten, F Spietz, D. kramer, R Frelich, D. Nelson, E. Wlchman D. Rietz, G-eyso, R, Spietz, R. Hibbard, Kraut- Row 1— (left-right) Row 2—A, Nelson, C kramer Row 3—Otten, C. B. Hibbard, E. Rietz, J• Foreatener, Q-. Otten Otten, 8. Bungeon, A. Spietz, Billy Geyso, Mrs. Kraut- Danoff, B. MoKay, R. Menozzi, A. Tetzlaff, Bobby Oeyao.

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Hi wifi Row 1—(left-right) M Baeten, R Salava, J. Tetzloff, D Randerson, A. Grahl, R. Van Dyke, R. Just, S. Thyeeen Row 2—-D Rietz, T Feldkamp, A Arnolduesen, M. Brittnacher, R Gussert, M Van Wychen, D. Verhoven, Marilyi Bowere Row 3 Hr8 Hitchcock, R Roebke, M Geyeo, N. Gerrits, D. Bohrtz, M. Van Epern, F Rosenthal, I Meulemane, S• Hennessey, 0• Gerrits, N Meulemane, Mr Bouchea Row 4—-Edward Broeren, H Brooke, D« Kueeow, M. Vande Hey, M Spiotz, S. Zirbel, F. L mers, Merlin Bowers, J. Wall, D. Zittlow, W. Clancy Treaa Wall, Sec Broeren, Hist Kueeow, V Pree Roebke WHS To Hold Annual Pres Clanoy Christmas Party

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oo ack i t I AUGUST: 28 29—Classes enrolled for the new year SEPTEMBER! 4—Yah, ho 14—WHS lost Already a day off from school. Labor Day Vi their first game to a powerful Luxemburg tea] —Wrightstown takes second defeat at the hands of their arch rival, Freedom. 13-0. But hard faught —Collier ' s Magazine Sales Drive Everybody out to win prizes Bill Clancy, Freshman, was Outstanding Salesman Joe Berger put in his second year as a successful Sales Manager, —Kids had a good time Principal gone for 3 -day convention in Madison —WHS won its first game by running over Denmark, 21-0. Even Hopfens- berger touched the ball. Happy? You bet! School duly celebrated. OCTOBER; 2— Mr Walsh taken for a ride on Alaskan dog sled. Special Assembly. 6 —Brillion nips WHS for third defeat. 27-20. 3— Homecoming Friday the 13th. didn ' t bother the Tigers. Gama through with hard fought 14-2 win over Hortonville A slick Orchestra— The Blue Notes Tigers eeked out a win over •Mr Principal—What happon entertained Reedsvllle, to your oar us at the 19-13• window??? year ' s first dance NOVEMBER: 2-4—More vacation. State Teachers ' Convention in good old Milwaukee. (Above plug paid for by your commercial teacher ) 17—-First Square Dance of the year 21—First Basketball game of the season. New Holstein took advantage of our errors, and went on to win. DECEMBER: 14—G-ene. I heard that you and your Dad had a little discussion about the family car. Miss Huebner claims play practice was dismissed at the usual time, but you didn ' t get high to your home, til 2 a.m. —Lights out, and all was quiet as The Ghost Train started its Journey. As the crowd (and we do mean crowd!) words of great success were given Thanks to Miss Huebner —Hurray, Christmas Vacation is finally here. I wonder if Joe Berger STILL believes in Santa Claus? JANUARY: 8 —Back to the Brain Factory. Xmas is all over. 17 —Semester Exams get under way. All quiet on the 2 S—Annual pictures were taken this day. Can ' t see Wrightstown front how one camera oan take so much! Ditto Saddness came to the Huebner was sick for the photographer. Bookkeeping Class when they heard that Miss FEBRUARY: 13—Raise the flag. WHS beat Freedom 44-42 Is everyone happy? You bet we are! ' in their last home game MARCH; 2 —Local Forensic Contest 23 —Easter Vacation begins, til summer. (Start memorizing kids!) Yawn. Yawn. This will be the last stretch APRIL: 15—Junior Class Play. Aunt Minnie From Minnesota . Loree, do you know Minnie? 17 —First baseball game. 21 —Spring Music Festival held at Reedsville. Means work for the WHS Warblers. MAY: 11 —Many people danced to the fine music of Bob M lada ' s Orchestra. The Grand March was led by King Terry Brick and Queen Dorothy Lamers. 24—Graduation for 32 sorrowful seniors. Exams for rest. GOODBYE!I