Dorothee Foernzler Arrives as American Exchange Student
Mary Kirkeby recounts Dorothee Foernzler’s arrival in Kenosha as Easter last year’s exchange student. Dorothee adapts quickly to U S life, learns slang, and bonds with the Kirkeby family. She enjoys outdoor activities, speaks good English, and stands out as energetic and sociable.
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Dorothee Foernzler
KHS
Mary Kirkeby
Dorothee
Ann Piotrowski
Kirkebys
Harvard Smith
American Field Service
Kenosha
Mary
United States
U. S
Gretchen Becker
Germany
O. W. Kirkeby
Chicago
Greyhound
AFS
McKinley Library Aide List and Student Officers Named
McKinley textbook library staff includes Barbara Porter Mary Lindner Peggy Andrade Mary Moore Lucille Turco Judy Gentz Bonnie Peterson Janet Fonk Barbara Haase Beatrice Ternall David DeSimone Rosemary Callahan Jim Lawlor Philip Whitaker Ed Jozwiak Ed Martinson Erwin Schmidt Clair Bailor Mary Chiapetta Warren Rasmussen William Modder Darlene DeLucca Carol Wallen Rosemary Pellegrino Diane Simonsen Sandra Kellman Joan Ventura Kathleen Hurula Frances Dysart Karen Thomas Susan Waite Barbara Vasulis Brenda Holt Larry Baas John Benedict Billy Antaramian Paul Knutson Thomas Laba and Dick Wittenberg Roy McPherson is the teacher in charge. Home room 226 officers elected Keith Milkowski president Tony Gomez vice president Beverly Neuman secretary and Beverly Neumann Bonnie Peterson Mike Diamant Robert Hinnen student council members.
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Barbara Porter
Mary Lindner
Peggy Andrade
Mary Moore
Lucille Turco
Judy Gentz
Bonnie Peterson
Janet Fonk
Barbara Haase
Beatrice Ternall
David DeSimone
Rosemary Callahan
Jim Lawlor
Philip Whitaker
Ed Jozwiak
Ed Martinson
Erwin Schmidt
Clair Bailor
Mary Chiapetta
Warren Rasmussen
William Modder
Darlene DeLucca
Carol Wallen
Rosemary Pellegrino
Diane
Beverly Neumann
Mike Diamant
Robert Hinnen
Talk of Homecoming Starts at Bradford High
This week at Mary D. Bradford High School the annual Homecoming celebration returns with candidates holding their first organizational campaign meetings and planning activities.
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Mary D. Bradford High School
Voice of the Teens Dear Editor
The Spy sports editor defends deadlines and explains delays due to prom and incomplete spring schedules. He pledges a forthcoming July yearbook titled the complete yearbook with spring results prom and graduation.
Dry Dock Events Set for September and Fall Plan
Senior Dry Dock Youth Board meets Thursday September 26 at 7 p.m. in the KYF conference room to elect a new semester board chairman and new members and to map October and November activities for second semester members. Members Cudahy Leberman Schulte and Stadel helped KYF director Limpert register new members this week. Planned events include games and dancing on September 23 and 25 and weekly tournaments starting September 30.
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Dry Dock
KYF
Judy Cudahy
Gail Leberman
Lynn Schulte
Dean Stadel
George Limpert
Washington school enrollment and student leadership list
Enrollment reaches 536 with 248 in ninth grade 131 in eighth and 157 in seventh. Student Council officers are Pete Groves president Clara Cesario vice president Priscilla Crow secretary and Jim Kelly treasurer. Names of home room representatives and football players are listed along with Winner staff editors and contributors.
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Pete Groves
Clara Cesario
Priscilla Crow
Jim Kelly
Edward Kwicinski
Frank Trecroci
Joan Sinclair
Jay Schwer
Susan Zemaitis
Mary Bouse
Jean Moczulewski
Joanne Thom
Camille Stancato
Paul Zohlen
Dorothy Gamberini
Marikay Burmeister
Judy Hammeley
Joan Brnak
Jean Schultz
Joan Wavro
Bob Copen
Donald Shepard
Joe Cerne
Cassius Chinske
Marvin Clark
Jesse Hernandez
Donald Ruffalo
Paul Hunter
Michael Ptacek
Elvis Skinner
Karen Tooley
Peppy Crow
Lilly Covelli
Jackie Odar
Betty Raksany
Bob Hansen
Dennis Lento
Pat Wojnicz
Sue Bagdonas
Barbara Pedley
Sandy Wiersum
Alice Onosko
Patsy Janovicz
Betty Jensen
Sweet 16 Party at Doreen Rovers Home
A birthday gathering for Doreen Rover's 16th birthday was held at her home. Attending were Betty Kollmann Nancy Lookabaugh Mary Hall Kim Perry Barb Rose Ruth Despaglio Carol Nulbsamen Sandi Kwicinski and Carol Galpin. Doreen received gifts from guests.
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Doreen Rovers
Betty Kollmann
Nancy Lookabaugh
Mary Hall
Kim Perry
Barb Rose
Ruth Despaglio
Carol Nulbsamen
Sandi Kwicinski
Carol Galpin
Doreen
Junior Dry Dock Dance Planned in KYF Gym
Student organizers publish petitions and propaganda as Homecoming remains a rare all student event. A Junior Dry Dock dance is scheduled in the KYF gym on Friday September 27 from 7 to 10 p.m. for junior high students.
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KYF
Tall Boy Mike McAleer A Tall Dreaming Junior Star
Mike McAleer, a 6 foot 4 inch junior, excels in cross country and sports. He favors chemistry, plans college at Marquette University, enjoys basketball and track, and is a band member who loves Pat Boone. His hobbies include McDonald’s outings and dancing to Diana. He dislikes morning wakeups.
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Mike McAleer
Mike
Marquetet University
Milwaukee
McDonald’s
Diana
Paul Anka
Pat Boone
Pajama party at Pat Ledanski home draws six guests
A pajama party hosted by Pat Ledanski brought together Sandy Pacey Barb Mann Dawn Phieffer Gail Becker Barb Ericksen and Sue Bonneau. Activities included a hot dog roast a scavenger hunt and sleeping outdoors.
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Pat Ledanski
Sandy Pacey
Barb Mann
Dawn Phieffer
Gail Becker
Barb Ericksen
Sue Bonneau
Pat Thiel
Donna Cody
Sunshine
Birthday Party Honored at Rita Kausalik Home
A birthday party was hosted at Rita Kausalik’s residence with guests Nancy Hartnck Diane Maranger Mary Joe Pa risen Pat Cipolla Pat Bode Jenny Perkins Janey Henderson Orlyn Faraca and Kathy DeRosa enjoying dancing and dinner.
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Rita Kausalik
Nancy Hartnck
Diane Maranger
Mary Joe Parisen
Pat Cipolla
Pat Bode
Jenny Perkins
Janey Hendelster
Orlyn Faraca
Kathy DeRosa
First Dance of the Season At KYF Camp
George Limpert KYF youth activities director will lead the season’s first dance while popular records play and refresh ments are available.
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George Limpert
KYF
PYC Drives Membership With Saturday Dance Night
A Saturday evening membership drive will be held in the PYC game room from 7 to 10 p.m. Refreshments will be served. The facility welcomes boys and girls 17 and under Monday through Thursday evenings and Saturday times.
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PYC
Harold Engdahl
Club and civic club notes from area high schools
Multiple student clubs meet across rooms and homes. Officers elected include Judy Zink and Kay Zublsdorf. bake projects, fundraisers, initiations, and dances planned. Pink and gray colors noted for a club mascot. Halloween dance and pajama party discussed.
Ke nosha Red Devils Meet Argonaunts In Non Conference Game
Ke nosha's Red Devils face Argonaunts of Argo Illinois in a non conference football game at Lake Front Stadium with kickoff at 7 45 p m Tonight Jacques Club hosts Kickoff Kapers at the Eagles Club from 8 p m to midnight.
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Kenosha
Red Devils
Argo
Ill
Argonaunts
Lake Front Stadium
Jacques Club
Eagles Club
Anonymous Writer Questions School Spirit of Teens
A narrator demands visible school spirit from students byattending a game, using an SCA pass, and cheering both teams to show fairness and genuine support. The piece critiques performative spirit and asks for proof through active, fair participation at the event.
SMHS Students Attend Meeting
Donald Matteucci and John Glembecki of St. Mary's High School will represent their school at a Milwaukee youth conference on Sunday Sept 29 at 2 p m. The Wisconsin Youth Committee program includes a general session and three workshops on youth and human rights juvenile delinquency and youth and world affairs. An open discussion will close the conference.
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Donald Matteucci
John Glembecki
St. Mary's High School
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Youth Committee
Club Meetings And Election Of Officers Detailed
Reports from several groups note picnics and first meetings of the school year. Officers elected include Judie Holderness as president and Penny Gray as vice president, with Ellen Bloxdorf secretary. Additional clubs elect Char Pickos and Barbara Linn presidents respectively.
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Nancy Wedel
Judie Holderness
Penny Gray
Ellen Bloxdorf
Alice Nahaika
Barbara Linn
Char Pickos
Lincoln Coach John Andrews names football squad members
Lincoln coach John Andrews lists players working out with the football squad including Streeter Antonette Miladin Page Schneider Hafer Carroll Mayew Crane Schmelling Caudill Nolan Schmitz Williamson Pavlovich Cibrario Jensen Dragoncewicz Smith Cecchini Pierce Sheffield Wells Unwin Wright Topel Tobert Fagette Matarrese Urquhart Dumke Zagate Larson Tappa Hebert Powers Sturino Di Cello Davis Richards Shulski. Managers Cecil O Neal Hannes Streeter. Forty six club options offered this year meeting during seventh hour to foster hobbies and skills and teach wise leisure use. The first assembly, a pep event for upcoming games, is next Wednesday. Stage crew under Miss Virginia Moore includes Lane Laken Krampert Kaiser Jacques Vite Matarresse Flannery Henderson Carlson Rugg Pileski.
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John Andrews
William Streeter
John Antonette
William Miladin
Nels Page
David Schneider
Robert Hafer
Edward Carroll
William Mayew
Jack Crane
William Schmelling
Robert Caudill
James Nolan
Robert Schmitz
Robert Williamson
Dennis Pavlovich
Dan Cibrario
Ted Jensen
Dennis Dragoncewicyz
Steve Smith
Adam Cecchini
James Pierce
Elbert Shheffield
Tom Wells
Kenneth Unwin
Michael Wright
Gilbert Topel
Lance Tobert
Tom Fagette
Armand Matarrese
George Urquhart
Ronald Dumke
Louis Zagame
Gerald Larson
Jerry Tappa
James Hebert
Douglas Powers
John Sturino
Anthony di Cello
Walter Davis
Russell Richards
William Shulski
Cecil O'Neal
James Hannes
Leonard Streeter
Virginia Moore
Stoddard Lane
Tom Laken
Paul Krampert
Peter Kaiser
John Jacques
Steve Vite
Armand Matarresse
Harold Flannery
Gilbert Henderson
James Carlson
Richard Rugg
Lawrence Pileski
Candy Consumption in Britain Tops Half a Pound Weekly in 1956
The record shows Britons average more than 0.5 pounds of candy per person each week during 1956, indicating a high level of sweet consumption across the population.
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Britain
KYF Outposts Open Monday for Fall and Winter Season
Four KYF neighborhood Outpost centers begin activities Monday under adult supervision. Centers serve third to eighth graders or ages eight to 13, with registration required. Hours are 4 to 6 pm Monday to Friday and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday and Thursday. Tennis and archery clubs register in the KYF game room. activities start Sept 27 and 28.
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KYF
Herbert Tizi
Washington Rd
Tom Herstedt
50Th St
Ervin Mann
17Th Ave
Kenneth Dunham
67Th St
Lincoln Park
After School Game Room Reopens for Youths Monday
KYF game room activities resume with Robert Stratton supervising. The room opens daily after school and all day Saturday, offering supervised events for youngsters.
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KYF
Robert Stratton
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