Appleton High School - Clarion Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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MANN Superintendent of Schools They uphold our high Mr. Mann, superintendent of schools, assisted by the Board of Education, is the director of a gigantic production constantly playing all over the city. The theme of this performance is the education of Appleton's youth. On a more localized setting, Mr. l'lelble, principal of A. l'l. S., directs the show that is playing here. Mr. l'lelble, along with the help of Mr. Witte, inspires the faculty and students to give their finest performance. The faculty, specially trained directors, coach the understudies, for leading roles as adults and future citizens of America. Miss Annabelle Wolf, dean of girls, and Mr. Charles Coolc, dean of boys, are always on the set to help a student with any problem that may occur. They are ever present to guide a student in the choice ofa job or a college. Everyone, our principal, faculty, students, office staff and custodians contributes to malcing this school a better place in which to rehearse for the future. MR. HERBERT H. HELBLE MR. WERNER WITTE Principal Faculty Assistant Principal educational standards MR. CHARLES COOK Dean of Boys We! lj' ff'cL'Cl3L Vhcfvh ' ' !6.4.4fbQ A M-4-. MISS ANNABELLE WOLF Dean of Girls Miss Ruth Parkinson, Miss Ethelwyn Baerwaldt-Librarians. .S Q... c Miss Joyce Wolk, Miss Shirley Schiedermaycr, Miss Verna Hahn-Office Staff. ii yn. Mrs. Julie O'Kezie-School Nurse. .5 c. W Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Hansen-Cafeteria Staff. Mr. John A. Schneider, Mr. Franklin Jesse, Mr. Edward Krueger, Mr. Victor Sumnicht, Mrs. Myrl Davis, Mr. John P. Mann, Mr. Earl Harder-Board of Education. Faculty . . . They prepare us English and American Literature, composition, grammar and good reading guide students in the ellective use and enjoyment ol our language. English is required in the sophomore and junior year while the college preparatory and general English courses are elective in the senior year. ilf gms N Q f, 2:3 v . - "" '7' """"""--- if V., I 'I Mrs. Gene Nienow, Mrs. Jaclc Burroughs, Miss Mariorie Williams, Miss Arlyn Zeller Miss Nlyrtle Brooks-English Department. 1- 7-3.1-. -..4 Mr. Jack Burroughs, Mr. Vernon Zimmerman, Mr. Walter Pribnow. Mr. Harvey lleinholz, Mr. G. A. Ediger, Mr. Charles ScribnerfScuence Department. 10 . . . Faculty .QV Miss Laverne Kniebusch, Miss Adela Klumb, Miss Dolores Landreman Miss Rita Steclcbauer'English Department. Students seelting creative expression Find it in the Fine arts department which ollers opportunities to study music, speech, dra- matics, forensics, art and design. Vrrg js . .. -... 555 ....,. ' 'f .1 .. , 1' fi r ... fn N, Q 4 . n " . . rf., 5' 1 ' i . s - I 3 . i V. D ,r i , Q l , a f ' M f 1 , W 'V. A 4 1' X. ' X Miss Ruth Mclfennan, Mr. Michael Brandt-Fine Arts Department. Mr. Frank Comella, Mr. Lester Schulz, Mr. Anthony Bacich -Fine Arts Department. Eiiology, chemistry and physics olten lead the vvay to an intriguing science career, and research on special projects helps to develop this special- ized interest. today for tomorrow A better understanding of the vvorld we live in can be had by electing subjects in the social science department. American history, a junior requirement, world geography, economics, world history, psychology and sociology are subjects which acquaint us with the social, economic and political problems of the past, present and future and help us to lead lull and useful lives. ffl Y -1 vt Mr. Adolf Dillon, Mr. Harold Briese, Mr. E. John Mr. Kenneth Edge, Miss Elizabeth Plowright, Mr. Ray Kinziger, Mr. Kenneth Sager-tSocial Science Department. Goodrich-Social Science Department. Coolcing, sewing, housing and home man- agement are some of the subjects ottered by the home economics department to give stu- dents practical training in homemalcing. A foods course is offered to senior boys. i if . ,F . r l I.. 'WT' 1, 'V - , x k r'-'--Ullg-u,f"'!ar1f' J Mr. Hubert Wetak, Mr. Rey Hammann, Mr. Richard Emanuel-Mathematics Department. Through mathematics students develop a logical and scientific Way of thinlcing. Mathe- matics is a basic requirement lor college entrance. Qur math department offers algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry and calculus. Knowledge of these fundamental areas is essential for careers in engineering, accounting and science. Miss Catherine Spence, Miss Mary O'Leary-Home Arts Department Mrs. Violet Himebaugh, Dr. Rudolph Schlueter, Miss Janet Riedl-Language Department. Language students learn the history, customs and cultures ot countries as vvell as the language spolten there. A student may acquire a spealcing, reading and writing lcnovvledge of Latin, Spanish. French or German. Faculty . . . 11 I n 5 A wealth of Mr. Lawrence Witzke, Miss Pauline Gaertner, Miss Theodosia Brezezinski, Mr. David Black-Physical Education Department. The special concern of our physical educa- tion department is to keep A.l'l.S. students phy- sically vvell and to further good sportsmanship in worlcing as well as playing. ln addition to a lull sports program, this de- partment oliers home nursing, First aid. and drivers education. dal'lCe rf Mr, Myrlon Seims, Mr. Harry Cameron, Mr. Armin Gerhardt, Mr. Owen Reppert-Industrial Arts Department. Excellent opportunities for vocational training are available in the industrial arts department. l-lere students may pursue auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, printing, cabinet malcing or iron worlc. The fruits ol: their etiorls are often on display in the corridor of the "shop" wing, Aspirants to careers in business are given extensive opportunities in understanding the basic elements of the business world in the commercial department. The curriculum oiiers typewriting, shorthand, office prac- Mr. Herbert Simon, Mrs. Caroline Sullivan, Mr, Bruno Krueger. Mr. John Graff, Miss Leone Robichaud, Miss Laura Livermore-Commercial Department. my tice, boolclceeping, sophomore and junior general business and salesmanship. VX Mr. Arnold, Mr. Christen, Mr. Southard, Mr. Krueger-Custodians. Mr. Jury, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Pahn, Mrs. Captain, Mrs. Eastman. 12 . . . Faculty .3" 5 ft' 5 I' . x . x v X: A Xxx XV? 4' HJR X wi X X Qyxiifw I A 1 r,. A xbqaf ff elim, A 'gqvli i '1 if f sg, ' V , y . 1 igkzmgagi . ...liz time ' ifiiiffiit li 'Q . .. xatstifi 'V 1' c 757212.53532 i Aw Q ., an . . . . f ' ' .. dy., K nkh ,V si. ,, ' it i Ab i, S. M. , K. Abindroth, S. Abrahamsen Ahrensr J. L. Ahrens, J. W. AlfmCnf'n5 Abel, Sandra: Bandette Q, "Clarion" 3, 4, Orchesis 3, 4, Pep Band SZ, 3, 4, Spanish Club 9 . . . Abel, Sheila M.: Commercial Club 3, 4. 90" 2 il.. Abendrothgmh A.: Chorale 9, 3, State Music Festival Q, 3 . . . Abendroth, Susan: Art Workshop Q, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, G.l.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3, Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4, "Talis- man" 3, 4. Abrahamsen, Kay: Transferred from Chilton, Wis. 4 . . . Ahrens, Jim L.: Visual Aids Club 9, 3, 4. Ahrens, Jim W.: Football 9 . . . Akmen- tins, Peter: Bowling Club Q, Curling Club 9, 3, 4. Alferi Alton Alferi, Eileen M.: General Course . . . Alton, Bruce: Badger Boys' State 3, "Clarion" 3, associate editor 4, Curling Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, ser- geant-at-arms 4 It seems only yesterday that Anderson, Kathleen: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 9, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council Q, "Talisman" 2, Ushers Club 9, 3, 4 . . . Anderson, Phil: General Course . . . Archambeault, Donna R.: Chorale 3, State Music Festival 9, 3, 4. Arnold, Donald Niel: Printing Club 3, secretary-treasurer 4 . . . Aures, Beverly Ann: Art Workshop 3, 4, Bowling Club 9, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 2 . . . Bacich, Barbara J.: Latin Club Q, State Music Festival SZ, 3, Symphonette. 14 . . . Seniors Anderson, K. Anderson, P. Archambeault Arnold Aures Bacich Bailey Balliet ailey, Barbara: Art Workshop 4, furtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Qrchesis , 3, 4, Spanish Club 9. 3, 4. . . Balliet usan: "Clarion" 3, 4, Curtain Call tcting Q, 3, 4, Library Stail 4, Pep Club , 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, State Music estival 3. Balza, Joan: Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, 3, Pep Club 3, 4... Bartmann, Marilyn G.: Camera Club 3, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, G.l.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4. Bauer, Bette: Bandette 9, 4, Commercial Club 3, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Band 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival SZ, 3 . . . Bauer, Robert J.: Archery Club Q. Beall, Herbert: French Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Tennis 2 . . . Becker, Carl J.: General Course. Becker, Mary Kay: Bandette 9, 4, "Clarion" 2, 3, associate editor 4, Curtain Call Acting 9, 3, 4, Declamation 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Band Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 3, Student Council 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4 . . . Beglinger, Judith: Chorale 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 4, French Club 3, Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, co-news editor 4. we first entered our school ' Beilke Belling Benz Beyer Balza Bauer, B. Beall Becker, M. K. Benoit Bierman .go .l' .I . Bartmann Bauer, R. J. Becker, C. J. Beglinger Beilke, Donald: Pep Band 2, 3, State Music Festival 9, 3 . . . Belling, Kay: Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, "Talisman Q, 3, 4 . . . Benoit, Francoise: Exchange Student from St. Amand, France 4, Curtain Call Production 4, French Club 4, G.l.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Radio Forum Workshop 4. Benz, Paul: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4 . . . Beyer, Ronald: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Bierman, Nancy Ann: Bow ing Club 9. Seniors . . 15 .11-411' ,1 Birchler, Anne: Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, Intramurals Q, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Blahnik, Louise: General Course. Bloch, Gerald: "Clarion" Q, co-sports editor 3, Intramurals 4, Latin Club Q, Oratory 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, "Talisman" 4 . . . Bloomer, Barbara: Cheerleaders Q, 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Orchesis 3, treasurer 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop Q, 3, 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, Tumbling Club Q. Bock, Barbara: Bowling Club Q, 3, Chorale 3, State Music Festival 3 . . . Boettcher, Robert: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club 3, 4, Curling Club 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, Declamation 4, Extempo- raneous Speaking 4, German Club Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Boronow, Anne: Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Declamation 4, French Club 3, 4, G.l.A.A. 3, Intramurals 3, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop Q, 3, secretary 4, "Talisman" 4 . . . Brandt, Kenneth: Chorale 3, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival Q, 3, Track 3. Brauer Breitung Brauer, John: Curlin Club Q . . Breitung, Glenn A.: general Course We've made many Friends Q Birchler - 3 Blahnik Bloch ' N9 Bloomer Bock Boettcher Boron Brandt Briese, Sue Ann: "Clarion" Q, 3, co-editor 4, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, adio Forum Workshop Q, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Ushers Club Q, secretary 3, president 4 . . . Brinker, Jerry K.: Camera Club Q, 3, vice-president 4, French Club 3, treasurer 4, Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4, State Music Festival Q, 3, Tennis Q, Visual Aids Club 3, treasurer 4- Symphonette 3 . . . Brinkman, Carol: Pep Club 3, spanish ciuis Q, 3, 4. Brinkman, John: Archery Club Q . . . Bronald, William: Intra- murals Q, 3, 4 . . . Bronstad, Lawrence Sherman: Bowling Club glihgrale Q, 3, 4, Football Q, State Music Festival 3, Tumbling u , 3. 16 . . Seniors Briese Brinker Brinkman, C. Brinkman, J. Bronald Bronstad Brooks, J. A. Brooks, J. Ann roolcs, Judith A.: Bowling Club 3 . . . roolcs, Judith Ann: Curtain Call roduction Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, 4, itramurals Q, 3, 4, Marx Award 3, ep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, panish Club 3, 4, Student Council Q, Talisman" 9, 3, 4. Brown, Marjorie: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Home Economics Club secretary 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Brueggemann, Dick: Quill and Scroll 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4, Tumbling Club Q. Burton, lla Mae: Spanish Club 9, 3 . . . Busch, Edward: Basketball Q, Football 2, Intramurals Q, 3, 4. Call, Don: Art Workshop Q, "Clarion" SZ, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, Debate 2, Extemporaneous Speaking 3, Latin Club Q, 3, Radio Forum Workshop 4 . . . Carlsen, Sharon: Art Workshop Q, 3, Curtain Call Acting SZ, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 3, 4. Casper, Lee: General Course . . . Christen, Sandra: Chorale EZ, 3, 4. among students and faculty Brown Burton Call Casper Brueggemann Busch Carlsen Christen in Christoferson, Barbara Jean: Art Workshop co-president 3 and 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 2 . . . Coel, William John: General Course . . . Coffey, Dan J.: g U V, , General Course. g x b lllqq A Collar, Susan Dorothy: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club 3 . . . t i Colling, Carol: General Course . . . Cook, Judith: Archery Club is 9, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, president 4. I Christoferson Coel Coffey Collar Colling Cook Seniors . . . 17 Cooney, Mary Therese: Bowling Club Q, Cafeteria Q, 3, "Talisman" 4, Tumbling Club 4 . . . Corbett, Thomas H.: Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science Q, 3, 4, Latin Club 9, Library Staff 4. Cross, Betty: General Course . , . Crowe, Karen Elizabeth: Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. Br ' M Curtis, Arlouine: Commercial Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Library Staff 4 . . . Curtis, David: Bowling Club 3, 4, Curling Club SZ, lntramurals Q, 3, 4. Damsheurer, Neil F.: General Course . . . avis, Betsy: Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, Latin Club Q, treasurer 3, Orchesis 3, 4, Pep Club vice-president 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 3, Student Council 3, Symphonette 3, "Talisman" 2, 3, editor-in-chief 4. ,LC xg., 'D M0 Nl Goal lklfft Cqongy COl'bZlt Cross Crowe Curtis, A, Curtis, D. Damsheurer Davis Dennis, Barry: Transferred from Waupaca, Wis. 4 . . . DeShaney, Diana Marie: Commercial Club 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, 4 . . . deVos, Diane: Bandette 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Latin Club 9, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 3, 4. DeBraal Deland DeBraal, Judith Ann: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club 4, Home Economics Club 3, treasurer 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, 4 . . . Deland, Pat: General Course.. Writing term papers and cramming 1 Diedrich, Sharon Rae: General Course . . . Dittmer, John: Foot- ball Q, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 3, 4 . . . Douglas, Carol: "Clarion" 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4. Dennis DeShaney deVos 18 . . Seniors Diedrich Dittmer Douglas, C. '- Q' ' Z' 1 .Y 'Q l Douglas, R. Durnsirn Douglas, Richard W. ll: Spanish Club l . . . Durnsirn, Phyllis Catherine: Seneral Course. Eastman, Darlene Mae: General Course . . . Eggert Patricia: G.l.A.A. SZ, 4, Pep Club 3, "Talisman" 3. Eggert, William C.: Football Q, Student Council Q , . . Ehlke, David J.: Badger Boys' State 3, Basketball 9, 3, 4, Library Staff president 4, Ouill and Scroll 4, Radio Forum Workshop 44, Spector Award 2, Student Council 3, 4, "Talis- man" 3, 4, Track Q, 3. u Eichsteadt, Donald C.: Archery Club 9, Art Workshop Q, Nature Club Q . . . Eich, Shalby J.: General Course. Eisch, Garry L.. Chorale Q, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Intramurals Q, State Music Festival Q, 3, 4 . . . Eisner, Denise N.: Archery Club Q, 4, Cafeteria 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Square Dance Club 4, State Music Festival Q, Tumbling Club 4. For exams lcept us hopping Ewis Fairchild Feavel Finnegan 4. Farrell Fischer, C. A lzastman Eggert, W. Eichsteadt Eisch Eggert, P. Ehlke Elch Eisner Ewig, Suzanne Rae: Art Worlcshop 4, Bowling Club 2, Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. . . Fairchild, Peggy A.: Bowling Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, G.l.A.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3 . . . Farrell, Kathy: "Talisman" 4. Feavel, Rochelle M.: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, Pep Club 3 .. . Finnegan, Dorothy: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, Quill and Scroll 4, State Music Festival 2, 3, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4. . . Fischer, Cathy: Art Workshop Seniors . . . 19 Fischer, Jim: Badger Boys' State 3, Basketball 9, Football Q, 3, 4, lntra- murals Q, 3, 4, Student Council 3 . . . Flanagan, Thomas: Library Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Forbeck, James: Bowling Club 4 . . Foth, Bonita: General Course. Foth, Duane: Printing Club 3, 4 . . . Fowler, Sue: Archery Club Q, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 9. X French Gallagher Frahm, Shirley A.: Archery Club 4, French, Mark A.: Transferred from Square Dance Club 4, Tumbling Club 4 Milwaukee, WiS- 3: lf1lf6mUfdlS 3 - - - . . . Franzke, JoAnn M.: Art Workshop Gallagher,Patrick: Curtain Call Acting 4. 3, co-president, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, Quill and Scroll 4, "Talisman" 9, 3, 4. Movies, dances, 'and games Fischer, .J. Flanagan Forbeclc Foth, B- Foth, D, Fowler Frahm Franzke Gardner, Connie: Curtain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Orchesis 3, secretary 4, Pep Club treasurer 3, 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, 4 . . . Gebheim, Harry Jr.: General Course . . . Genal, Diane: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4. Gerdin, Rose Marie: Art Workshop 4 . . . Giifin, Barbara: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4 Student Council 2 . . . Ginnow, Diana: General Course. Gardner Gebheim Genal Gerdin Gifiin Ginnow IS 20 . . Senio Gloss Gloudema Sloss, Mary Ella: Bowling Club 3, ntramurals 3, 4, Spanish Club 9, 3 . . . Sloudemans, James: Badger Boys' State 3, Bowling Club 9, Curling Club 9, 3, l, Football Q, 3, Intramurals 4, Latin :lub 9, Student Council 4, "Talisman" 1, Track Q. lilled our leisure time .al Hameist Hamm Hansen Hansen, S. ' .lclf Goodwin, Patricia: Curtain Call Acting M Q, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Latin Club 9, 3... Gosz, Donna: Latin Club 9, Pep Club 3, 4. Gosz, Richard J.: General Course . . . Grathen, Sylvia: Commercial Club 3, Latin Club 2. Grimmer, Boyd: Football 2, Spanish Club 9 . . . Gurnee, William J.: Chorale Q. Hahn, Howard A. Jr.: General Course . . . Hale, Don R.: General Course. Goodwin Gosl. D. Gosz, R. Grathen Grimmer Gurnee Hahn Hale ' Hameisler, Harry: Bowling Club 4, Chorale Q, 3, Printing Club - - I president 4, Track 3, 4 . . . Hamm, Karen: Archery Club 3 . . . 'Z '-"' Hannemann, Dennis M.: Visual Aids Club 9, sergeant-at-arms 3, president 4. 5 5 Hansen, Jacqueline Rae: Latin Club 9, Pep Club 4, Student Council Q, 4 . . . Hansen, Sandra Sue: Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 9 . . . Hartzheim, Dorothy A.: G.l.A.A. 2. Hannimann dm mm Seniors . . . 21 W5 Hartzheim Helein Heller Hernmen Herbst l-lertzfeld Hickinbotham l-lietpas, G. Hartzheim, James C.: General Course . . . Helein, Margaret R.: Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, treasurer 4, Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival Q.. Heller, Joanne M.: Bowling Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3 . . . Hemmen, James M.: Bowling Club 4, "Talisman" 4, Visual Aids Club 4. Herbst, Yvonne Marie: Commercial Club 3, 4 . . . Hertzfeld, Virginia May: Commercial Club 3. Hiclcinbotham, Monica A.: Art Work- shop Q, Pep Club 3 . . . Heitpas, Geraldine C.: Archery Club 9, State Music Festival Q. Hietpas, R. Hill Hietpas, Robert J.: Football Q, 3, 4, lntramurals 2, 3 . . . Hill, Charles W.: Bowling Club 4, lntramurals Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 4, Student Council.3. Club activities also had 'lrntz, Elizabeth Ann: Archery Club Q, 3, Bowling Club Q . . . 'loFfman, Richard R.: Football 2, 3, 4, Track Q, 3, 4, Tumbling :lub Q, 3, 4 . . . Hoh, Betty Ann: Bowling Club 4, Pep Club 4. "lomes, Peter W.: Football Q, Intramurals Q, 3, Student Council iergeant-at-arms 4 . . . Hopfensperger, Mary Louise: Bowling :lub Q, Chorale 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 3 . . , Horn, Patsy Ann: Commercial Club 3, 4, , H 22 . . . Seniors om Hollman Hoh Hoplensperqe Horn Hostettler Isaacson Iostettler, Jay O.: Bowling Club 3, resident 4, Intramurals SZ, 3, 4, Spanish Ilub 3, 4 . . . Isaacson, Harold G.: ranslerred from Suring, Wis. 9, Bowling Ilub 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Visual Aids flub 3, 4. Jacobs, Nancy Jean: Commercial Club 3, 4 . . . Jenlxel, Susan I.: Bowling Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, I-Iome Econom- ics Club 3, Square Dance Club 9. MQ all I Jennerjahn, homas R.: Bowling Club 3, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, Spanish Club Q, 3, Tennis 9, 3, 4 . . . Jesse, Robert Roy: German Club Q, Intramurals 3. Jochman, Joseph J.: Intramurals 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, 4, Track 9, 4 . . . Jochman, Margaret M.: Commercial Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, Radio Forum Workshop 9, 3, 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4. Jonen, Phyllis Francis: Art Workshop 4, Bowling Club 3, 4 . . .Jooss, Robert L.: Bandette 3, 4, Football 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, State Music Festival Q, 3, Student Council 9, Track Q, 3, 4. 'Ili ag hug, a place in our day Jacobs -lenlul Jenneriahn J9559 Jochman, J, -l0Cl""W"f M' Jonen Jooss Jungers, John Patrick: Football 9, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Track 2 . . . Jury, Maurie Alan: Basketball 9, 4, Football Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Spanish Club 9, 3, Track 9, 3, 4, Tumbling Club Q, 3, 4. . ,Kain,Jerome Howard: Bowling Club 9, Curling Club 4, Football 'I, Q, 3, 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Track 9, 3, 4. ,af Kasten, Thomas R.: Intramurals SZ . . . Keating, Peter: General Course . . . Kettner, William: General Course. X, J Junsers Jury Kain Kasten Keating Kettner ' Seniors . -'Wm 'th JS King, Peter: Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Kinnard, Thomas W.: Track 3, 4. Kippenhan, Larry: Bandette 4, Pep Band Q, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 9, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 9, 3, 4 . . . Kloes, Patricia: Pep Club 4, Student Council Q. r ,W fwfr., Knaack, Janet: Bowling Club Q, 3 . . . Kneip, Charles: Football Q, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Track Q, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 9, 3, 4. Kobs Kohl Knuiit, Darlene: State Music Festival 9 . Kobs, Bruce: Basketball Q, Football Q 3 Kobal, Roseann: Bandette 2, 4, Pep Band 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Tennis Q, 3 4 Q, State Music Festival Q. Kohl, Irene: General Course. King Kipuenhan Knaack Knuiit Kinnard Kloes Kneio Kobal We started Kolosso, Mary: Archery Club 3, State Music Festival 2, 3 . . . Konz, John: Curling Club 3, 4, Football 4, Intramurals 3, Spanish Club 9, 3, 4. . . Korth, Norita: Bowling Club 2. Kositzlre, Gail A.: Bowling Club Q . . . Kositzlze, Judith A.: Bowling Club SZ, 3, secretary 4, Nature Club 9 . . . Kozlowski, Allen: General Course. 24 . . Seniors Kolosso Kositzke, G. our year right Kon: Kositzke, J. Kcrth Kozlowski Kranzusch Krause, D. Zranzusch, Jim: Bowling Club 9, 3, 4, ntramurals 9, 3, Spanish Club 9, 3, 'rack 3 . . . Krause, Dixie: Transferred rom Storm Lalce, Iowa 3, G.l.A.A. 3, 4, ,ibrary Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Krause, Lawrence A.: Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . Krause, Lois: Curtain Call Produc- tion 9, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Krause, Nancy: Bowling Club 9, 3, Home Economics Club 3 . . . Krautsch, Chet: Football Q. Kreiling, Franlc: Curtain Call Production 3, 4. . . Kreiling, Lu Ann: Archery Club 2, Commercial Club 3, G.l.A.A. 2, 3, Intramurals Q, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 9, 3, "Talisman" SZ, co- business manager 4. Krieglstein, Barbara: Bowling Club 9 . . . Kriehn, Karen: General Course. by winning our homecoming 'nl is Krueger Kulner Lamenslrv Lamers Lang LenSd0ls General Course. 3, Tennis Q, 3, 4. ,I li what s .:,, . ap'- it . Krause, La. Krause, N. Kreiling, F. Kreiglstein Krause, Lo. Krautsch, C Kreilins, L. Kriehn Krueger, Theodore O.: General Course , . . Kuiner, Yvonne Chorale 3, 4, State Music Festival 2, 3 . . . Lamenslry Peter Lamers, Barbara: Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4 . . Lang, Wanda R.: General Course . . . Langdolc, Jerry: Bowling Club Seniors . . l I ii LaPlant LaViolette Lawrence l.eClair Lecy Leimer Lembclce Lewis ondon, LeRoy': Printing Club 4 . . . Lueplce, Joyce M.: ommercial Club treasurer 3 and 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3 assistant crew head 4, G.l.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intramurals SZ, 3, 4, ,ep Club 3, vice-president 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student ouncil 3, "Talisman" Q, 3, co-business manager 4 . . . Lust, lames Football Q, German Club 3. AIRS, Marlene: Library Staff 4 . . . Madden, Steve B.: Student ouncil SZ, Traclc 9, Tumbling Club-Q, Visual Aids Club Q . . . Aader Dave: General Course. . Seniors LaPlant, Robert: Intramurals Q, 3, 4 . . . LaViolette, JoAnn: Curtain Call Pro- duction Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, Ushers Club Q, 3, 4. Lawrence, Lucy: Nature Club Q, State Music Festival Q, "Talisman" 2 . . . LeClair, Audrey Jane: Commercial Club 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q. Lecy, Jerry: Badger Boys' State 3, Bowling Club 4, Curling Club 3, Cur- tain Call Acting 2, 3, 4, Football 9, 3, 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Traclc 9, 3 . . . Leimer, Jay: Camera Club 9, 3, Tumbling Club Q. Lembclze, Richard C,: Archery Club 9, Visual Aids Club Q . . . Lewis, James: Curtain Call Acting 4, Visual Aids Club 9, 3, 4. Vx 'ft ai... ' ' 1-1 '1izI:.2C' .:' r i, 5 1 Y t t ., I ,..,. ,rs Ligman Linskens Ligman, Faye: Art Workshop 4, Com- mercial Club 4 . . . Linskens, Joyce "Talisman" 4. At the homecoming dance . ' K London Luepke Lust Maas Madden Mader, D. Mathews, Barbara: Bandette 4, Camera Club 3, secretary 4, Curtain Call Pro- duction 9, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, , , Pep Band 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival 3 . . . Mauthe, Marion: G.l.A.A. Q, 3, Pep 4. I McEathron, Ann: Bandette 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, L till' 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Band 4, Pep Club Y' 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4, State Music Festival 9, "Talisman" Q, assistant advertising man- ager 3, manager 4 . . . McKechnie, Katherine: Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Declamation 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, Radio Forum Workshop 4, "Talisman" 9. in Meek, Robert Ellis Jr.: Transferred from Grand Rapids, Mich. 3, Badger Boys' fl State 3, Curtain Call Acting 4, Debate 4, flf g A German Club 3, treasurer 4, Intramurals , ' "' 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 4, Student E t gonngilj . . . Merkel, Carol:ICurtain I I 4i Q1 3i ' IAZSHES. Psp gitlgll ntra sb4!jdrHj , I ,. aw lader, Shirley: Archery Club 4, Art Meyer, Thomas O.: Bowling Club 3, 4, forkshop 4, Camera Club 3, G.I.A.A. Curing Club 9, 3, 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, . . . Magnus, Mary: Bowling Club 2. Latin Club 9, 3, Pep Band Q, 3, 4 State Music Festival 9, 3, Tennis SZ, 3 4 . . . Miellce, James: General Course 'w .celebrated our victory Mathews Mauthe McEathron Mcliechnie ' L Meek Merkel Meyer Mielke oivudf WWI. Mignon, Jean E.: Commercial Club 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, G.I.A.A. 3, Intramurals 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop Q, 3, 4, "Talisman" 3, 4 . . . Miller, Cathy A.: Bowling Club Q . . . Mislinslci, Sharon M.: Bowling Club 3, Intramurals 3. Milchler, Virginia L.: Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Pep Band Q, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 9, 3 . . . Mueller, Janice: Bowling Club 3, Chorale 9, I I 5, Tumbling Club 4 . . . Mueller, Lee: General Course. Mignon Miller Mislinski Mitchler Mueller, J. Mueller, L. Seniors . . 27 Nabbefeld, Judith: Latin Club Q, 3, Pep Club 4 . . . Nass, Richard A.: Bowling Club 9, 3, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Neubert, Joyce: General Course . . . Norseen, Kristin: "Clarion" 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 4. y YN Tlllflf- W Nowak, Janice: Pep Club 3, Radio Forum Workshop 9, 3 . . . Nowak, Vernon: Salfiiit , Football Q, Intramurals 3, 4. t,'. , Ohlfossf . Olm "": Nowell, Peter M.: Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Ohlrogge, Theodore: Chorale 3 . . As 1.1. . L . h ' a"'t . . . Oellerich, Bob: Bowling Club 9, 3. Olm, Jerry R.: Basketball 9, 3, 4, . ,.,5'...,q,. ,..,, A.".,.,... F ootball 2, 3, Student Council 4, Track Q A 'L .l.l L 'Q-I , aeta x ,si fag.. h I h , gf., T. T e senior s ow Nabbelelci Nass Neubert Norseen Nowak, J. Nowak, V. Nowell Oellerich A 11 Olsen, William: Archery Club 2, Bandette 4, ep Band 3, Visual Aids Club 3, secretary 4 . . . Olson, Ron d R.: Curtain Call Acting 4, Football Q, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 4 . . . Ottman, Jane: Bandette 4, "Clarion" Q, 3, subscription manager 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, Latin Club Q, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3, treasurer 4, Student Council 9, 3, Ushers Club 9, 3, 4. Otto, Judith A.: Curtain Call Production 9, Nature Club 2, State Music Festival 9, 3, "Talisman" Q . . . Paalman, David: Bowling Club 9, Intramurals Q, 3 , . . Parfitt, Douglas: Bowling Club 3, Printing Club 3, 4. glsen Qlion ghgmen , tto aa man ar 'tt 28 . . Seniors i' f, :L K, , kung .., - '- l Llp .lt Park Paul ark, Andrea: Art Workshop 3, 4, Clarion" 3, 4, Curtain Call Production , 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Q, , Pep Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 4 . . . aul, Judy: Art Workshop 9, 3, Cheer- :aders 2, 3, 4, f'CIarion" 2, Curtain iall Actlng Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, atin Club Q, Orchesis Q, 3, 4, Pep Club , 4, Student Council 9, Tumbling Club Peot, Kay: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club Q, 3 . . . Peterson, Jan: Transferred from Eau Claire, Wis. 4, Archery Club 4, Bowling Club 4. ' Peterson, Robert: Football 9, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Track Q, 3, 4 . . . Petit, Coleen: Archery Club 9, French Club 3, secretary 4. Piette, Carol Ann: Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3, president 4, Intra- murals 3 . . . Piette, Fred: Football Q, 3, Intramurals 9, Track 2, 4, Tumbling Club 9. Piette, Janet: Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Piette, Robert: Football 9, 3, Track 9. was fun to present I lv: 'x li Peat Peterson, J. Peterson Petit Piette, C. Piette, F. Piette, J, Piette, R. Q! I X ,WI . X Pirner, Joan: Bowling Club 4, Curtain Call Production 9, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, president 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, 4 . . . Pollard, Bart: Bowling Club 4, Curtain Call Production 4, Student Council 4, Visual Aids Club 4 . . . Pollock, Lorine: Intramurals Q, 3, Latin Club 9, Pep Club 3. Potter, James: Nature Club 9, 3, Pep Band Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival Q, 3, 4, Track manager Q, 3, 4, Visual Aids' Club 2, treasurer 3, vice-president 4 . . . Pruett, Margaret A.: Clarion SZ, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 9, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Pugh, Katie C.: Bowling Club 2, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Pirner Pollard Pollock Potter Pruett Pugh 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Seniors . . . 29 A if . Ouella Radtke Rath Reinke Rettler, Paul J.: lntramurals 4 . . . Rettler . . . Richey, Leona: Pep Club 3. Rademacher Ralph Recker Reitzner , Roger: General Course Quella, Dolores C.: Archery Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Rademacher, John R.: Basketball 3, 4, Football Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Radtke, Audrey: Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club SZ . . . Ralph, Patricia D.: Bowling Club 9, 3. Rath, Jane M.: "Clarion" 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Orchesis Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, State Music Festival 3 . . . Recleer, James G.: General Course. Reinlze, Margie: Bowling Club 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Nature Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 2, 3, 4 . . . Reitzner, Shirley Mae: State Music Festival 3. i l i 'K X ,, Z K Q .ri Rendall, B. Rendell, R. Rendall, Beverly: Bandette 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, State Music Festival 3, "Talisman" 3, 4 . . . Rendell, Richard: Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 9, '3, 4, Track 3. We took pride in Riley, Daril: Badger Boys' State 3, Basketball Q, Chorale 3, 4, "Clarion" Q, co-sports editor 3, sports editor 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Oratory 4, Ouill and Scroll 3, president 4, Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4, State Music Festival 3, Student Council 3, Tennis Q, 3, 4 . . . Riordan, William T. Jr.: Bowling Club Q, 3, 4. . . Roeck, Lynn tit-" Ann: Curtain Call Production 2, 3, properties head, cofsecretary z 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, "Talisman" 9, 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, 4. 30 . . Seniors 5, Q 4 l . i ? i i .Marx af , r Z., Rettler, P. Rzttler, R. Rickey Riley Riordan Rceck gl ' ,aff ggi , A VAVL l , 4 C 52: Rozmer Rololf aemer, John: lntramurals 2, 3, 4, imbling Club 3 . . . Roloff, Robert: eneral Course. Root, Stephen L.: Bowling Club 4, Curling Club 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, co-crew head 4, German Club 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4. . . Rosen- berg, Robert Allen: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club 4, Curling Club 4, Curtain Call Acting 4, German Club 9, 3, 4, Ushers Club Q. Rudie, Dale R.: General Course . . . Rudolf, James: Basketball 2, Football 4, lntramurals 9, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track Q. Rusch, Donna Mae: General Course . . . Sachs, Dawn: General Course. Saiberlich, Marilyn E.: Badger Girls' State 3, "Clarion" 9, art editor 3 and 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, vice-president 4, Debate 9, Declamation 3, 4- Flagraiser 4, our fine class play -'2s,'i':?w 3 Zgifi xi rf, an--v1.::ff:e:.j.,,f:e .: we-'. .. .- si liwg-. , 33 .5, xt K ti ff 6 1 'X 'HS 'Z-wc., ' . .I , i. 7' . . , X WW. f 4 German Club Q, 3, president 4, Quill and Scroll 3, secretary 4, State Music qi Q Vi ' Festival Q, 3, Student Council 9, Summer ,' Exchange Student to Austria 3 . . . D Salentine, James: Curtain Call Acting 4, - V Football Q, 3, 4, lntramurals Q, 3, 4, ' Track Q, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4. , -- ilifffile 'Sf-i'2'ii'e'5 Rush Sachs Seiberlich Salfntirw Q' Sauter, Barbara: Curtain Call Acting 3 4, Pe Club 3, Spanish Sauter Schabo Schaffer Schiefelbein Schimmelplennig Schink Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 2, 3, 4 . . . Schabo, Bon: Basketball Q, Football Q, 3, 4- lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 . . . Schalfer, Richard A.: Football Q, 4, Latin Club 4, Pep Band 9, State Music Festival Q, Track Q, 3, 4. Schiefelbein, Karen E.: General Course . . . Schimmelpfennig, Ruth Viola: Bowling Club Q, 3, Chorale Q, 3, Library Staff 4, State Music Festival 3 . . . Schinlt, Beverly Ann: General Course. Seniors . . 31 Schlude Schmalz Schmidt, C. Schmidt, J. Schreiter Schroder Schroeder Schueler Schultz, William: Archery Club 3, Bandette 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, State Music Festival 3 . . . Schulz, Sandra: Camera Club 2, 3, Chorale Q, 3, Latin Club Q, 3, co-consul 4, Pep club 4, State Music Festival 2, 3 . . . Schulze, James: Badger Boys' State 3, Basketball Q, 3, 4, Football Q, 3, co-captain 4, Track Q, 3, co-captain 4. Schulze, Ronald: General Course . . . Schwebs, Kert: Basketball 2, French Club 3, 4, lntramurels 3, 4, Track 9, 3, Tumbling Club 3 . . . Seeger, David: Archery Club Q, German Club 9, Visual Aids Club 3, 4. Schlude, Phyllis: Archery Club 4, Art Workshop 3, treasurer 4, Square Dance Club Q, State Music Festival Q, Tumbling Club 4 . . . Schmalz, Katherine: Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Produc- tion Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival Q. Schmidt, Carlyle: Intramurals 4, Pep Band Q, 3, State Music Festival 2, 3 . . . Schmidt, Judith Ann: General Course. Schreiter, Barbara: Art Workshop Q, Commercial Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, make-up head 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 4 . . . Schroder,Elizabeth Anne: Art Workshop 4, Curtain Call Production 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Schroeder, Ellen: Camera Club 2, 3, Latin Club Q . . . Schueler, Dolores: Bowling Club 4, G.l.A.A. 4. Schuh Schultz, R. Schuh, Jan: Pep Club 3, 4, State Music Festival Q, Student Council 3, 4 . . . Schultz, Roger: Bowling Club 3, 4, Chorale 2, 3, State Music Festival 2, 3. We planned For the future: Schultz, W. Schulz Schulze, J. . Schulze, R. Schwebs Seeger 32 . . Seniors Seidl Selig aidl, Francis: General Course . . . Selig uthie: Archery Club Q, "Clarion" Q, 3 J-editor 4, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4 urtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Seigel, Barbara: Archery Club Q, Curtain Call Production 3, 4, G.l.A.A. 3, 4, Latin Club Q, 3, Nature Club 3, president 4, Quill and Scroll 3, vice-president 4, State Music Festival Q, 3, Symphonette, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4 . . . Simenson, Karen: Art Workshop 3, Badger Girls' State 3, Curtain Call Acting 3, 4, Curtain Call Production 9, Latin Club Q, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, "Talisman" 2, A 3, co-news editor 4, Ushers Club Q, 3, 1 treasurer 4. Simpson, Richard: Archery Club 9, Bowling Club 3, 4, lntramurals 9, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 3, 4 . . . Smedlund, William A.: Visual Aids Club 3, 4. Smith, Allen F.: Football 9, 3, 4 . . Smith, Donald S.: General Course. . Smith, Kenneth: General Course . . . Smudde, Tom: Bowling Club Q, 3, 4, Intramurals Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival 3. is .. li s G1 'A , 4, Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Nature Club 3 ep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop t , ,4. A ' ' i 'A Q Y- M36 K I II . B . s . gg, t"' ,X C0 282, IO QI' SCFVICC if I 15 " V Siegel Simcnson Simpson Smedlund Smith, A. Smith, D. by Smith, K. Smudde I ON ,ima K' . Sommers James E.: Curtain Call Acting 4 . . .Souders, David B.: g French Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Tennis 3, Visual Aids D g , a Club 9, secretary 3 . . . Spooner, Vicki: Art Worksho 3, 4, Q ' f' Curtain Call Acting SZ, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin glub Q, ' 'Q grckhesis3Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 9, Ushers X, ,,, W .A U Q1 14- Spranger, Shirley: Commercial Club 3, 4 . . . Stadler, Kathy: Latin Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Staedt, Thomas L.: Bowling Club 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Printing Club 3, State Music Festival 2, 3. Sommers Souders Spooner Spranger Stadler Staedt Seniors . . . 33 Stark, Kathryn E.: Archery Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Spanish Club Q, 3, 4 . . . Steffens, Eugene: lntramurals 4. Steger, James: Football 9, lntramurals 9 . . . Steinberg, William S.: Chorale 3. Steiner, David: Chorale 3, lntramurals 9, 3, 4 . . . Sternhagen, M rilyn: Latin Club 2, 3, secretary 4, Pep Cl 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. U ww I Stoeger 0 Strader Stingle, Jerry G.: General Course . . . Stoeger, Joseph: Bowling Club 2, 3 Stinski, Margaret: Transferred from Nee- Chorale 2 . . . Strader, Erv: Intramural nah, Wis. 4. 9, 3, 4. 4 Graduation was viewed Starlc Steflens Steger Steinberg Steiner Sternhagen Stingle Stinski Strehrnel, Gerlinde: Archery Club 2, Bandette 4, German Club 2, 3, secretary 4, Latin Club Q, Nature Club 3, secretary 4, Pep Band 4, Quill and Scroll 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4 . . . Strieby, Lawrence A.: Bandette 1, Q, 3, 4, German Club Q, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, Q, 3, 4, State Music Festival 1, Q, 3, Tumbling Club 2 . . . Stringham, Joe: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 9, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4. Strobl, James: General Course . . . Sturm, Cyril: lntramurals Q, 3, 4 . . . Swan, Susanne: Pep Club 4, Spanish Club Q, 4. gtrelgliiel gtrieby gtringham I tro turm wan 34 . . . Seniors Sv 1 Swanton Tank wanton, Pete Louis: Chorale 2, 3, 4 . . Tank, Sandra:.Commercial Club 3, 'esident 4, Curtain Call Production Q, i.l.A.A. 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Latin lub 9, Library Staff 4, Pep Club 3, :cretary 4, Quill and Scroll 4, "Talis-' an" 9, co-circulation manager 4. Taubel, Cathryn: Commercial Club 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q . . . Temple, Liz: "Clarion' Q, 3, sponsorship manager 4, Curtain Call Production 9, 3, crew head and president 4, French Club 3, Latin Club 9, 3, treasurer 4, Pep Club 3, Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, Radio Forum Workshop 4, Summer Exchange Student to Germany 3, Ushers Club 9, 3, 4. Tessen, Daryl D.: General Course . . Tews, James J.: General Course. il: iw: W Tews, ricia: Ba ette Q, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Produc- tion SZ, 3, 4, Latin Club 9, Pep Band 9, 3, Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Thalke, Joyce: Curtain Call Production 9, 3, French Club Q, 3, vice president 4- Pep Club 3, "Talisman" 3, 4. if Theisen, Robert: General Course . . . Theiss, Terr : Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, Declamati n 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Forum Work op 3, 4. .-VW' ol is 1 . 'l59,.mW5 with mixed emotions Thibert Thomas Thurk Timmzrs Treiber Trinrucl it Taubel Temvlf Tessen Tews, J. Tews, P. Thalke Theisen Them Thibert, Harvey M.: Football 9, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Track 9 3, 4. . .Thomas, Jud : General Course. . ,Thurk, Sharon: Bowling Club Q, Curtain gall Acting 3, 4, Latin Club Q. Timmets, Donald: Curling Club 9 . . .Treiber, John A.: Bowling Club 4, Curling Club 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 4 . . . Trinrud, Ramona: Archery Club 9, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, treasurer 4, Library Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, secretary 4, "Talisman" 2, 3, 4. Seniors . . 35 Trover Tyvol Ulwelling Van Daalwyk Turkow Uecker Utschig Vanden Boom ,E. Troyer, John: Badger Boys' State 3, Debate 4, German Club 3, vice-president 4, Library Staff 4, Tumbling Club 3 . . . Turkow, Donna Mae: Transferred from Neenah, Wis. 3. Tyvol, Thomas C.: Football SZ, 4, Track 4 . . . Uecker, Harlene M.: Archery Club 2, Art Workshop 3, G.l.A.A. Q, 4, German Club 3, 4, Library Staff 4. Ulwelling, Michael: Badger Boys' State 3, Basketball Q, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council Q, sergeant-at-arms 3, vice-president 4, Track 2, 3, co-captain 4 . . . Utschig, Pat: Art Workshop 3, 4, Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club SZ, Pep Club 3, 4, Rawiwm QW! Van Daalwyk, Marlene: Art Wo Q, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, G.l. A.A. 2, 3 . . . Vanden Boom, Elaine: Bowling Club 2, 3. Vanden Boom, B. Vander Heiden Vanden Boom, Bill: Pep Band 2 . . . Vander Heiden, Charlene: Curtain Call Production Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, "Talis- man" 9, 3, 4. Most unforgettable moment: Vanderloop, Dorothy: Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Van Dynhoven, Gerald: State Music Festival 9, Tennis Q, manager 3 . . . Van Horn, James: Extemporaneous Speaking 4, Football manager 2 and 3, head manager 4, German Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, "Talisman" 9, sports editor 3 and 4. Van Lyssel, James: Curling Club Q . . . Van Oudenhoven, Beverly: Bowling Club Q, 4, Camera Club secretary 4 . . . Van Stappen, William: General Course. 36 . . . Seniors Venderloop Van Dynhoven Van Horn Van Lyssel Van Oudenhoven Van Stappen I l A , if if ii ,R Verrier, Jerry: Basketball Qi Football Q, 3i lntramurals 3, 4 . . . Verrier, Judy: Latin Club Qi Pep Club 3. Voecks, Gary A.: Basketball manager Q, 3, and 4i Football Qi German Club Q... Vogt, Alice Mae: Camera Club Q, 3i Latin Club Qi Pep Club 3i Spanish Club 3, 4. L, Q N Voigt, Janice Mildred: Bowling Club 3i 'P Commercial Club 3, 4i Curtain Call Q It Production 3, 4i G.l.A.A. Qi Home A ' EcgnomgcsHClLEb 2' t1tramura4sI3, 4i W TN V Li rary ta 4i ep u 3,4i" a isman" 'll' Mfw l 4 . . . Voll, Jeanne: Art Workshop Qi Curtain Call Acting 3, 4i Declamation 4i Verbrick G.l.A.A. Qi Intramurals Qi Pep Club 3, Veriwiien 4i Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4i Spanish 'erbrick, James: Intramurals 3i Track Q, . . . Verkuilen, Dave: Basketball Qi aotball Q, 3, 4i Intramurals Q, 3, 4i 'ack Q, 3, ,4. Club 3, 4. Walters, Laurel: Archery Club Qi Art Workshop Qi Bowling Club 3i G.l.A.A. Qi l-lome Economics Club 3. . .Wankey, Noreen Ann: Bowling Club 3, 4i G.l. A.A. Q, 3i Home Economics Club vice- president 3, 4. our graduation night Verrier, Je Verrier, Ju Voecks Vogt Voigt Voll Walters Wanlcey Ward, Carol: Bowling Club Q, 3, 4i Commercial Club 4i l-lome Economics Club 3i "Talisman" 4 . . . Warner, Donald E.: General Course . . . Wautlet, Kathleen: Bowling Club Qi Commercial Club 3, secretary 4i Pep Club 3, 4. ii .R I ,Q ii- 1, Weber, Audrey: Archery Club 4, Bowling Club 4 . . . Weber, I Jim: General Course . . . Weber, Rita: Cheerleaders Q, 3, 4- Curtain Call Acting Q, 3, secretary 4i Latin Club Q, 3, co-consul 4i Library Staff, vice-president 4i Orchesis Q, secretary 3, vice- president 4i Pep Club 3, 4. Ward Warner Wautlet Weber, A. Weber, J. Weber, R. Seniors . . . 37 A 'K .9138 WIN 'WTR' Weiss, J. Wendlandt Wichman Wilcox Weiss, N. Wenzel Wickesb Wilkinso erg n Weiss, Jeanine: Bandette SZ, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, vice-president 4, Latin Club Q, Library Staff 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Weiss, Nancy: Archery Club Q, Bowling Club 3, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, Latin Club Q, 3, "Talisman" 9, 3. Nancy: Art Workshop 3, 4, "Clarion" 4, Curtain Call 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, 9, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 3, Forum Workshop 3, 4 . . . Michael: Badger Boys' State 3, 2, Flag raiser 4, Football 9, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Student 3, Track 3, 4. Wichman, Richard: Bowling Club 9, 3, 4, Curtain Call Production Q, intra- murals 9, 3, Tennis 2, 3. . . Wickesberg, Ramona: State Music Festival 3. Willer Williams Wilcox, Ted: Football 9, German Club Willer, Ken: General Course . 3, Intramurals 3 . . . Wilkinson, Sue: Williams, Richard: General Course Badger Girls' State 3, Bandette Q, 3, Curtain Call Production Q, 3, vice- president 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin ClubCZ4flf 9, Library Staff 4, Orchesis 4, Pep Band Q Q, 3, 4, Pep Club president 3, 4, Radio ' Forum Workshop Q, 3, co-president 4, Student Council secretary-treasurer 4, "Talisman" Q, 3, 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, vice-president 4. Best of luck Williamson, Geraldine: Commercial Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3 . . . Wilz, Patricia: G.l.A.A. Q, 3 . . . Wink, James: Badger Boys' State 3, Camera Club 9, vice-president 3, Curtain Call Acting 3, president 4, Football Q, 3, 4, German Club 9, 3, 4, Oratory 4, Radio Forum Workshop 3, 4, Student Council Q, president 4, Track 9, 3, 4. Winter, Frances L.: Art Workshop 3, 4, Bowling Club Q, Cur- ain Call Production 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Q, 3, 'ep Club 3 . . . Witzke, David: Badger Boys' State 3, Bowling :lub 4, Curling Club Q, 3, 4, Football Q, 3, Track 3, 4, Visual Kids Club 3... Wifzlce,Janet: Commercial Club 3, Latin Club Q. 38 . . Seniors Williamson Wilz Wink Winter Witzke. D. Witzke, J. l X ee- . ,gi .. yi K Witzlce, T. Wollf itzke, Thomas: General Course . . ollf, Janice: General Course. to the class of '57 Wolfgram, Nancy A.: General Course . . . Wooden, Roger: Intramurals 9, 3, 4. Wordell, Ellen: Bowling Club 3, Pep Club 3 . . . Worden, Peggy A.: French Club 3, 45 2, 3, 4j PCD 3, treasurer 4. Wren, Jerome: German Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4 . . . Wunderlich, Gerald: Intramurals Q, 3, 4. fl' Wunderlich, Ronald: General Course . . . Yonan, John M. ll: Camera Club Q, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 9, 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 9, 3, 4. Woifgram 5 'S 3 1' Wooden Wordeil Worden Wren Wunderlich, R, -1 Zenzig Zehren Zordel Visual Aids Club 3, 4. Wunderlich, G Yonen Zanzig, William: Intramurals Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Track 2 if Zehren, Gene: General Course . . . Zerbel, Art: Archery Club 9, 3, lntramurals 3, Nature Club 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3 4 Zordel, Marion: Art Workshop Q, Cheerleaders co-captain 4 Curtain Cail Acting SZ, 3, 4, G.l.A.A. Q, 3, Latin Club Q Library Staff secretary 4, Pep Club 3, 4, "Talisman" 2 3 4 Ushers Club Q, 3, 4. Zerbel Seniors . OTHER SENIORS Arnold, Eunice Jean: General Course. Hopfensperger, Ronald L.: General Course. Arnoldussen, Patricia Ann: General Course. Hughes, Richard J.: Intramurals 9, 3, 4. Bahf, Kgng General Course, Kottke, Jack: General Course. Berry, Janet: General Course. Mus' Marlene l-lbfdrl' SMHJ4' Bjerlcvold, Ruth: Archery Club 4. Casperson, Antoinette: General Course. Moore, Ed: General Course. Nowaak, Stan: General Course. Counudl Drina: Transferred from Seymour, Wig. 4- Remmenga, Albert L.: Spanish Club Q, Visual Aids Club 3, 4 Eberhard, Gary: General Course. Rosz, Bill: Transferred from Chicago, III, 4. Franlce, Barbara Joyce: Archery Club Q, French Club Q, 3 S h ,R :L ' Cl b 2. Goodman, Glen D.: General Course. ee awe' me atm U Graber, Robert D.: Intramurals 4. Hagen, Erwin: General Course. Thomas, James R.: General Course. Schroeder, Jim: Bowling Club 4, Intramurals 9, 3, 4, Tennis 3 Troyer, Phil: Badger Boys' State 3, Library Staff 4, Tumbling Club 4. Haviland, Diane Kay: Transferred from Green Bay, Wis, 4, Zebik, Gene: Bowling Club 3, 4, lntramurals Q, 3, 4. Vs, Parents take their turn--Go To School Night. Ottman, Mr. and Mrs. Bock. . . Seniors rf? Sacred publications cow returned Home to the Clarion Coop alter a year in Tally Torture. Alton, Riley, D., Zwerg, J. Gilding the Lily-Christ- mas Play Makeup. Paul, J. Birchler, Kirkpatrick. We're older and wiser. EEE at vi, J N by rg yt I ll . .Q sl T If W g U. E mf' .U Ni 5 ,Arr . s Z. .f A r. A wit . K fifllill . I' ,, ...W 5, 45 s -.. , I Er' multi .gg .. QK a' . 1 J?" ' . l. - ' . 1: M, . l' ...al s . Wig: L ? 4 . t ' S2 J il 'fi X, lm L lv 4. l Q5 win s.- Yr: N 4 asf' I i i r -is Q vu-V 5. M. Ahrens T. 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Havell fill' We lilced being J. Hayes G. Heckel D. Heegeman C. Heimmermann D. Heinritz G. Heisel L. Helms R. Helvey D. Herman R. Herrman G. Herrmann T. Heuer J. Hod ins P. Hoegel K. Holehouse J. Holzer R. Hoolihan M. Hooymen M. Horn D. Hostettler D. Hove D. Howe N. Howey D. Hughes J. Huhn J. Huolihan T. Huven J. lngenthron P. Jaclc T. Jacobs S. Jahnlce B. Jennerjahn S. Jimos Ja. Jochman Joa. Jochman Joy. Jochman 5? -if fi Ml .9 .JP lil L I R 'F -1' an W F ,k r 'f . iw. 'if' A Q ' 4 . -. f ,,,. a '45 'W . ' fi' l M, . Q Q lglgv in ii 1 Y 5' fi i . df M .sg 'K ful iw? X X11- . 5.7.4 Q as Fai? x"Il Wm .fs .. M i ,. l 'Vi w the "middle men." v f Q Q 3.96 I' YJ 5 R. . Via . 5 3- 4 iq Q if -..A ' l . as Q ' l W f 7' tl. fm I V ' s 3-, f, 'fs 5 .4 I.. ' 5... B rl , Q Q I 1 ' 'Z A 'El W .ll V .I 1? I "ni wi , , is ? W Z "- iv . Q sf Af- J D G 1 . . 'lf-"' . B. Johnson R. Johnson P. Jorgenson D. Juhnke F. Jungers J. Kalz M. Kampf M. Kasten D. Katlce J. Kellogg A. Kempf M. Kersten J. Kese D. Kiclcland P. Kimball B. K' R. Klllg K. Kirkpatrick J. Klein R. Kloes C. Knapstein C. Knolce B. Knoll C. Knudsen D. Kobs R. Koepke J. Kolfarnus G. Kohl J. Kolosso R. Kopellce B. Kositzlce M. Kowalke G. Kraft D. Krahn F. Kranzusch K. Kranzusch E. Krause J. Krause G. Kroiss K. Kronberg P. Krueger R. Krueger S. Krueger D. Kuba J. Kuhl R. Kuhr C. Kunitz J. Kunstman D. Lamon C. Lande B. Landis J. Lang S. Laue D. Laux D. LeClair M. LeClair R. LeMoine C. Lemmons A. Lewis Gen. Linzmeyer Ger. Linzmeyer M. Livingston V. Loberger J. Loclcery D. London D. Loos D. Lueblle C. Lux D. Mahoney J. Maldwin L. Malmstrom J. Malueg M. Manier S. Mannebach R. Marsh P. Marske S. Martin B. Marx L. Mayer J. McBain Q B S K L a ' ll ' 12 , Q In A . X ix f 'A H5 11 1 Y 1 V! 4 4 . U. N .fi 7 l W lg L., , . ',V.v X 4-j I 'WF' l 'xl ,G V "X Q- "Q . I M.. f- lr X ' ' L r . i .+ .P , V 5,5 .aint 'F' J 145' 'r if 'R ' , 1. . V it Y 'VI I f 1...-r IT ,rr , Rx H T. McCarthy J. McDonald M. McDonald M. McKee D. Mclntyre C. 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Reeve C. Reigel S. Relien R. Renier P. Retzlalf R. Retzlaff M. Riclcer C. Riley M. Rimple D. Ri ndt Rindt Rippl !"?" Roblee Roeck Rohm ZDF' Roth Rothe Rubsam FS-P Rudolf H. Rugland E. Ruscher Fl L. Russell R. Russell C. Schabo l. Schaefer M. Schafellcee T. Schaffer L. Schindler E. Schinke G. Schinlce C. Schirmacher C. Schmidt P. Schmidt M. Schmit G. Schmitz M. Schneider ., , 1 wx.. .. -ii . ng " ... 1 ga iw L s :ff W 3 Ti 'l ' ' ,I 'wr' l i .. ,, ' l .K .K-X' , bl ii . . l N ., 1 ,. .,+. . if lv i N, if .fly 'Hal . r, 1 g.. 4' of . .fl 4. J QQ faces in the halls. -'I' I. f N, 5 -.3 , I 6- .' gf 5. Q 5 4. . . 'E X , I It 5-v ' 9. 1 I '10 l ' - ' v is - s- Ll. - ml fi A ll ff .' ,J 1. Q ..' Q4 h ... l 4 .- . G . . .Nl I- ,s L fs 1,3 kc. I . T U J -,J it ' A R ji ' - K P Q V fl ff .N . 1 VI. L X A 5, 5. . 1 V. Schneider D. Scholl L. Schreiber D. Schroeder M. Schroeder R. Schroeder D. Schuetter P S h h . c u Go. Schultz J. Schultz J. Schulz J. Schumacher S. Schuman J. Schumann M. 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OTHER JUNIORS Baer, James Cutchin, Barb Defferding, Judy Emmer, Rita Gosha, Larry Hanclo, Patricia Hollman, Stanley Jagodish, Donald Kowalkowski, Larry Merlcle Barry Mitchell, Penelope Paltzer, Robert Plach, Barbara Enter the sophsl Y. .. X, i - L Sf ' , , kg' 3 ,J 1' i ' . L, X -. ' 9 , 5. , f 3 '-igrgcg .l v m "QL LL. V ll- i"7"'l . 4 Q L I 'Avy 4 -v--r .ik A 1 , ff ll . A x - W1 5 Sh. Abendroth A. Alcmentins C. Andersen J. Anderson P. Anderson J. Annelzer W. Ano S. Argust W. Arnold L. Arnoldussen J. Ashman N. Bahr J. Baldwin V. Ballard C. Balliet B. Barlow P. Barney R. Barnes E. Battleson K. Baur Ri. Bauer Ro. Bauer J.' Baumgartner T. Baurain E. Beall J. Beaumont B. Beckman H. Behnke M. Behnlce L. Bell R. Bellin T. Besaw B. Berti R. Beyer R. Binsfeld D. Bjerlcvold D. Blazer J. Blob A. Bloedorn B. Blum A. Bock D. Boldt L. Bolseen G. Borsche D. Bowlcer Ja. Boyle H. Briclcler S. Brockman J. Bronstad D. Brooks M. Brouillard N. Brown . ?o Bow-.? UECO OvvQ.2 :owl -oc.coU L59 ' un Brunkleman . Burns . Buss . Buss U'ip7U . Buss Call . Calmes C. Campshure N. Carew R. Casey R. Casperson J. Champeau G. Chapin C Chapman R. Ciske J. Coffey D. Collar G. Cocgaer G. A. oope . Council L it wif - L ' 'Os . . !lgE.i M . .,,. - ig, 5 E 3 . all u' 1 ' L -"x lu.. 'G' l 1 I " I b 9'w gil' f tj. Y ' i 1. " - 4 . P T E fl rp ' iz. r , . l, . . if l I 1 3 ..- i 4. A. 1 - ll ..,. 5 - l bl. - " 3 ll ' 521. " ' .P l 'MF l - . 2. grabb fill T1 C5125. an C. Culbertson , 'L ' 1 R. Cundy P. Daniels Jo. Davis Jo. F. Davis S. DeBraal C. DeBruin Sophomore: . . . 47 ' :J 'FZ . l A .. Z Ega n it . 55... 3' ...wig 'lr 3, e . 1 ...a . 4- V we... E.. -. 1 lk . Yr - -iw .. A .. QQ Q. . . ,. 2 1 fs l WNV ... X. J. .,. ., . 3, .X be ,t 3 A ill f 'V f .,,.. -ii if lle Q . .. .,... .. . 5 - .,,,:.. ..., . it -. - Q , 1. I' H ' 2 T ? . or Sophomore: N if s .. ff. .. P. Decker K. DeCoster I. DeFferding W. Delferding G. Delaware W. Delfosse J. Delie G. Deltgen G. Deltour L. Dennik L. DeNoyer P. Derby G. Derfus J. DeShaney D. Deyo B. Dhein A. Dietzen J. Doerfler Karen Dorschner Karyl Dorschner T. Dreyer N. Dunsirn N. Ebben R. Eclces Edwards J. Ri. Eggert J. Eich M. Eichhorst S. Eickholf K. Eifealdt C. Ellefson R. Ellefson A. Elliott J. Evers T. Fallc J. Fane Je. Faule A. Feavel K. Feldhahn Ch. Fischer H. Fischer Jo. Fischer R. Ferrel M. Finnegan K. Femal G. Feldmann R. Foellcer J. Foleg W. Fra m M. Franzlce K 'rf sl' .7 ...aa .' 3 J A ' WNW We made our debut B. French B. Fritz P. Froehlich M. Frommherz E. Fuerst N. Fulcer R. Fulcer S. Fulton T. Ganzel D. Ganzen C. Gast J. Gehrke E. Gelblce R. Genal D. Gebheim D. Gerdin J. Gerdin J. Gerdron J. Geron B. Gertz R. Getsfried J. Giebisch A. Gill R. Girard J. Glaser P. Gloss J. Gmeiner R. Goehler S. Goehler K. Good A. Gosha C. Grapengieser P. Grapengieser C. Gregorius P. Greiner R. Grimmer fl i-all . . i i'-' .wr - In X , Q, 7 - W is 'N-Q 1-.Qi . fr J F -EK' 1 W n-R54-. 51, if l E ' L, 1 if' ' q I . l K L l 1 wi. f vb. ...W t . .3 Il, I 2, ' F ll 'r ll ' lg 'hy ' t R .51 'Q . .5 Ji . ft ...ii i Irill V r 1 il - if 1 law l ,J i f.. . I W 1 the soph show. W. Grishaber J. Grobe P. Gruehn G. Gruett J. Gunderso J. Gurnee M. Hackbert R. Hahn L. Haisley J. Hall S Hall J. Hamilton S. Hansen B. Hanson N. Hanson P. Hanson J. Harrass J. Hartjes R. Hartung S. Harwood S. Hawley G. Hearden M. Heid er C. Heise? M. Hendricks B. Henning M. Heuer G. Hewitt K. Hoeffel T. Hoeseman J. Hoffman L. Hoffmann G. Holzknech J. Hollihan R. Houfek R. Huhn J. Jagoditsh K. Jensen F. Jesse Ju. Jochman T. Jochman G. Johnson J. Johnson LeR. Johnson Lel. Johnson P V' 'A 2 f-I' W 5-5-F4 f-ZQQ 5929 5-nf-5-T' S-0925 T405-F Fnppp F0575 sw ssc? we: -me ses , . --, - -D -D I- . .. . 0 0 as N 2 12 6-eg 2 sw S 2. S 5-gf :sri 2 Q32 I ff N s 2 fi f.4-1.5.41 iv' F' 3 0 3' :Qfa N - -"""N 2 3: iv va av' . 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J.. , i v 'f V 3 .' - -' .. .iii-7' 'M I- U i' in ' . . A 1 ,.,.,, L if 'l " ' if 'l .lf 1 . ' .aa B 11- i W .W . W, Z .gi ,- ,. .M I :fl ' 4 W ? U kr rl 5. . .,-- ... .f..,m lrr br- 2 1 sr I E sophomores , I J A A rf' in r .. Ch i .F H. Q3 .I . ,, ,,,. M, y. 1 Qs . 5 3915 if rj M. Lemmens G. LeMoine M. LeMoine N. Lesselyong S. Lewenstein T. Liesch C. Liethen L. Livingston D. Lolcer R. Losselyong B. Loysen C. Lueders D. Lutz J. Lynch J. Maclcesy L. Madden C. Malcore M. Manegan J. Manier J. Mantz M. Marschner Y. Marsh G. Marquerdt W. Marquardt L. Martucci F. Massey 5 .I 4 X -- .- , .ff - V- .far A3.- T. Kray B. Krieclc J. Krejcha A. Krichmar S. Krolow J. Kruckeberg as . Y 8 . r 1 .Q hu' ., 'M' It toolc a while to D. Meves D. Max B. McDonald F. McElroy K. McGinnis S. Mclntyre .DQS- 525 7107: oxm :Nr 5.35 nf: WP T' OZ? ' z 559. Snr 0 5.0 gm a. 3. U1 Meade . Menning Meridith J. Meyer J. Micheln K. Milbech Ch. Miller Jo. Miller Ju. Miller Lo. Miller M. J. Miller P. Miller R. Miller C. Mischlce M. Mislinski B. Mitchell K. Moe J. Moen K. Moore N. Mossholder G. Mueller S. Mullen Ri. Murphy Ro. Murphy ,ll'l l. Q td: M . IB- -4"'H C 'ii' H N5 Till? IW 'S ' 12 ' l i E S , it . . ! . 1 'lf . Vz' nf l . 14 ii rg ,Q Q T il Y 'Qi 1 an S - . .,,:3- . .. ind our way around. at .S lbw j ll' - 3.0. 1 . I' - 'K " x . A ' EM .K -'.' 'f -.- '- i-, . .. 'gf ' ' HJ I i " V K 'wtf ' f -..:' e r J' 'i li' in Q -4: aj D i ff 3 ggi ig 1 Q09 205-F' fl gn gnmm r-'mm Lu: rvl' cn 0 c.g'u -UL. 'oL.m Lncnx: ..m mmm -no .. -U.. ..F gp, N.a gag 52? EF? v?? 555 gpg 200 ooo ooz gzg gg-3 23.-f Q'5-ev n30 Q35 lan Bgg msn- 3253 WWF 9'-25 mg: .. N r -n ,r7rU' n 540-:-' ar N N ,.,.1 ,r-- O 0 0 3 3-gg vl r., 'fl NN :TT 3 N :rl :rn 3 -1 5 33: OWS 0' 'U 32- ' 0 0 5-n 'T 22 :nm 2 :- S SL gr H 3 '4 N, ,Q D. Reynebeau R. Roemer S. Roohr A. Roth F. Royan L. Ruth M. Sabee J. Sachs L. Salzman E. Sanders M. Schaefer K. Schattl K. Schermitzler M. Schiedermayer J. Schinlc J. Schinlce P. Schlafer A. Schmidt Je. Schmidt M. Schmidt R. Schmidt F. Schmirler D. Schmitt T. Schoenlce K. Schrage L. Schrimpf P. Schroeder Rob. Schroeder . A Ci U... u ll 1 if .R L -if 4. 14 D llnwg 'uf fi, 'W 1 QP . 3 .5 I 1 i - ws. . i -X 7 l H I Ron. Schroeder " A ?" 'ii E. Schueler ' I Ga. Schultz , V ' , 4 T. Schultz if i - Y ,ii. U 3 L. - ' -' l ' R P1 ij-z V. Schutz 1 tliit i' ,Q 5 J. Scribner i Q 'E J. Sealy Q , ' Di. Seeger i My .1 ' - ' . - E .X . J R. See ers J if . .- J. Seijler ,Q " " , Q .' --444 . M. Semmelhack QL, 5 Q ' RL ' J. Sheldon fx V ' , v if -K 5 , T. J 1 w Y' J " N. Sh h d + ' A vgg, L ,fr ' B. Siebzrser son S' si .Q ,Y Q? , ' S. Sievert "L . '. , ' - . x-- C. Simon l .1 ' V "Q ij' J," .... r M. s' I - 2 oo. illllif . . 51 W. Smith C. Solberg S. Solberg R. Souders Sophomore: . . . 51 X f is T' ir. 1, ll is .. . B. W - A Q " 51 A AW1' , . ii...- nr Q I -av. 1 U 5 . izl in N1 T . if i am l .1 f- Z? -lg .f 1 , il L ,ii 'Q' A ... .ir r 4 il ' 'V 4 .J f 7. 1 F. i. . R ,,,,, , , A: V ,,... . 1 , V ai? A Ls.. f iles 3 , as J 'QQ sms lllgl Sophomores Q ll i L I 'PI lf 4 T12 r fa E x K M 5' I . , l 2. L 2 ll as 2 f. s . B. Ssector M. pringer T. Sprister L. Starfeldt C. Steclcer R. Stelfes S. Steffes P. Stenlund J. Sternhagen D. Stingle M. Stolfel U. Strehmel P. Strobl K. Stroker D. Strutz M. Strutz J. Sullivan S. Sundin D. Tank N. Tank . Thalke . Thiel l.l'l'l l'f'I7UC- P9 705-gp I'-TL.: 9.3 o K Q2 . Thistle . Thomas . Thornton Thyssen No longer K. Welbes B. Weller M. West R. West S. West J. Wheeler D. Wheeler S. Whitman E. Wichman L. Wichman T. Wichman C. Wickesberg J. Wilson P. Winlc T. Winter R. Jo Ju A. G. N. C. R. Trittin . Turlcow . Turlcow Van Daalwyk Vander Linden Vander Linden Vander Putten Van l-leertum Van Housen G. Wiprud J. Woehler C. Woldt J. Wolfgrem N. M. Wolfgram . Wollwage 'U si R. Van Lanen B. Van Lieshout V. Van Lieshou M. Van Ryzin S. Van Vonderen T. M. Verlcuilen J. Voss L. Wagner J. Warner D. Weinfurter D. Weiss T D. Wolters B. Wordell J. Wunderlich L. Wunderlich J. Wyngaard J. Yahr D. Young J Zanzig S. Zeiss A. Zempure Z. Zephirin E. Zierlce J. Ziesemer Pa. Zwerg Pe. Zwerg "simple sophsnl ll Eg ww' Tl! ,q,.5s"- i M , 5' ' if ' 4, :T 914 . . Q. l? I is F , , .K ...I Ya ,c 1-bf,x V , - ff - i 1. 5 VX- HNWE 1 "Kc, I . .5 WJ 4 1 i 2" Lf Xl ' 9 ' CL Us 5? DWG! ncaa - 1'- 2 4 EJ'- gx-,ff J lf f "...Lg K , L yy 1 " XSQ63 MEL ' WX QW? 4 , X61 ffl A fs ,- 1- W r I Sophs' debut Come on Judy Menier-give Ginny McKee a little kiss! F' 44-.X fi f "Elvis" Quella, himself, CTom Quellal chats with the other emcee, Mike Franzke. Sherry Mclntyre winks as well as she sings. With a iittie assistance from Elvis Qyou know whol, the sophomores oi 1956-57 put on one oi the best performances ever with Mike Franske and Tom Queiia as emcees. An Qrchesis number, 'ithe Dolls, Review," opened the show and was toiiowed by a piano soio, "Sabre Dance." A clever rendition of 'The S64 Question" received many laughs as did a pantomime, "i'm So Glad." A girls' chorus and two musical pantomimes preceded the vocal number iiwinking at Men and the skit "Little Red Riding- hoodf' Seiections were presented by two band groups ioiiowed by "Shifting Whispering Sandsf' Miss Ruth Mclfennan and Mr. Jack Burroughs directed and produced the show. They've got what it takes-Louie Martucci John Scribner, Cal Culbertson Ken Stroker, Jim McKehn, Mike Finnegan, John Edwards, Tom Baurein, Dick Kloehn, lson Kloehn, . . . Activities A victorious ff? ---li gh . x..4'L,,.... fifilf' f"5f5i?'f ff' if Q -And we dug those cats! l-lighlighted by a long-sought triumph over the Wild- cats, our 1956 homecoming was a tremendous success. An abundant supply of enthusiasm and spirit prevailed throughout the vveeltend which began with a pep ses- sion Friday afternoon. Led by the Concert Band. over twenty Floats participated in the annual parade. Usher's Club, with a lorty-four loot Float, captured First place. Ar 1:30 l3.lVl. Whiting Field vvas invaded by hun- dreds ot students complete with beanies, shalceroos and, ol course, their exuberant soiritl The victorious 'IO-7 triumph over Green Bay West was lollovved by the traditional snalce dance dovvn College Avenue. The eventful and activity-iilled day was climaxed by the homecoming dance. Homecoming peg, gill Coach Dillon is carried off after e 10-7 victory. l A loolx into the future shows more A.H.S. victories. -,,. .4 E Dave Schuetter, Betty Kozitzke, Joan Malueg, Dick Koeplte, Marianne Ahrens, and John Zimmerman admire the decorations. Activities . . . . -as 5 - fiil is-I 19- df.. N Amateur actors "l iust received a letter from Poppa." Quelle, M., Kellogg-"Everything Nice." "EVEl2YTl-llNG NICE" Orlando Todd .....,..,.,.......,........ John Kellogg Adelaide Todd ....................... Sallie Coggeshall Edith .........,,. ...... M ary Quella Jackie .......... ..... K atie Fanselow Penny .......,.... ..... L uann Zimmerman Cornelia Todd ........ .... S andy Dominowslti Clifford Henderson ..... ...........,....... D aril Riley Appleton l'ligh Schools annual series ol one-act plays began with "Everything Nice" by A. A. Olfeele. The story is ol Qrlando Todd and his in- vention, "happiness gas." The plot is complicated by Mr. Todd's two young nieces' pranlcs, his daugh- ter's engagement plus various other predicaments, Kellogg, Fanselow, Quella M., Riley, D., Coggeshall, Dominowslci, Zimmerman, L. . . . Activities "Let me help you, Inez." Faulx,Ju., Mclntyre, D.-"The Neighbors "Tl-lE NElGl-lBOl2S" Mis' Abel. , . ....,.........,...... Nancy Newberry Grandma ......, ,.... R osalie Wetzel Ezra Williams. .,.. ,...... P aul Gloss lnez .,......,. . .,,... Judy Fault Mis' Moran. . ..... Carolyn Ewald Peter .,.......... .,,. D avid Mclntyre Mis' Trot ,.........,. ..... .... P a t Duszynslci Mis' Carry Ellsworth ........,...........,... Judy Boyle Wisconsin's own Zona Cuale was the authoress of the second one-act, "The Neighbors." A quiet comedy, the play illustrated the co-operation among neighbors in a typical small town. When a crisis arises, in the form of a small boy coming to live among them, their line character is evidenced. I www Fault, Ju., Wehel Mclntyre, D., Ewald, Duszyinslxi, Gloss, E., Boyle, Ju., Newbury Between the Scenes fl A little "fatherly" football advice is given to Tom E. Verkuilen by Coach Hamann. ,M-12 ?1,y,q, , px I Y! y American Field Service representatives Marilyn Saiberlich, Francoise Benoit, Liz Temple. Kham The Appleton centennial seal is displayed by Miss Robi- 2 chaud, Jerry Olm, and Bob Meek ol Home Room 162 authors of its theme, "Appleton Always Advancing." Miss Wolf and the Fire House 5 plus 1-Miss Kniebusch, Miss Riedl Miss Landreman, Miss Klumb, Sue Piepenburg, Miss Robichaud. , Lf,-f 5: Oh rats! . . . Mr. Zimmerman, Bowker, Sabee, Eggert, Ri Johnson, J. Activities . . . 57 The adviser of the declaimers was Mr. Declams add enjoyment ,. A -wkuxnf-:V 6.5,-iff. - Theiss, Goehler, J., Becker, M., Saiberlich, Kellogg. .lean Voll was the winner in the annual serious declamation contest held on No- vember 19. She gave "The Show Must Go On," by Ann Fuller. It is the story of a circus clown and his invalid son Eddie in the midst of near disaster. "The Promise," by Midred Cram, was chosen by Joan McBain. This reading portrays a young married couple's re- alization ol their real love lor each other alter lacing death.. Bob Boettcher chose Helen Ciarlcs "Moonset," a story ol three desolate soldiers alone on a battlefield . "Antonia Qpens l-lis Eyesf' by Mar- garet Montague was presented by Anne Boronow. This declam is about a little blind Italian boy who sincerely believes his eyes will uopenu soon. The story ol a blind shepherd was given by Katherine Mclfechnie in Stewart 'l0lard'S "Qutcast ol the Hills." Alter losing his only worldly possessions when his sheep are stolen, Jonathan Deal dis- covers that he must have laith in people. Miss Ruth Mclfennan coached this group. . Activities A whimsical reading about an odd parent and an even odder physician is "DL Kronlchiten by Charles Dale. John Kellogg placed lirst with this selection in the humorous declamation recital. "These Modern lnconyeniencesf' by Edna Means was chosen by Judy Goehler. It is a delightful story ol a woman trying to malce reservations by telephone ,to Arizona. Her experience with the dial mechanism results in near-hysterics. Mary Kay Beclcer chose "My Victorian Girihoodf' by S. Leacoclc. ln it she por- trayed a rather frivolous, llighty English girl describing her young lite and her fiance, Allred. l.. L. Blaclcs "Brothers at the Broad- castn was given by Marilyn Saiberlich. This hilarious impersonation of Shakes- peare's Hl'lamlet" l4ept the audience roar- ing. Terry Theiss's reading "China-Blue Eyes" by Alma Foss is an interpretation ol the typical awlcward teen-age brother. Kenneth Sager. Voll, Boronow, McBain, Mclfechnie, Boettcher. 3... t .tl "Resolved: That the federal government shall sustain a 9095 parity on all major agricultural products." With this question before them, the debate team started this year with several trial debates in different parts of the state. The First of these was held at Neenah I-ligh School, and another Debates contribute discussion in Two Rivers. Still another trip toolc them to Marquette l-ligh School in Milwaulcee on January 19, Another aspect of the preliminaries in- cluded rehearsals and preparation tor the meets. The debaters spent many long hours doing research and reference worlc which will contribute as helpful experience in years to come. The debate series began on February Q. The district meet was First, followed by the sectional tournament held on February '16, with the climax at the state meet on the First and second of March. The "AH squad consisted of Gretchen Gericke, Sandy Jimos, John Kellogg, and Mary Quella. Mr. lt-larvey Reinholz was the adviser of the debaters and accom- panied them on the meets, ..-, X - DQ' . SEATED: DzNoyer, Defferding, J,, Schuman, Rudolf, E. STANDING: Wetzel, Mitchell, P., Diestler, J., Meek, Foley. 32 - ,- -ui SEATED: Ouella, Marv, Gericlce, Jimos. STANDING: Kellogg, Mr,Reinhol1, , K ' . : is Ev- ll Balliet, C., Dennik. Activities . . . 59 Spealcers on the Spot , ' L , ,af t if ' Q l i Q i L- Y James Van Horn at tain Mary Quella s l Robert Boettcher 60 . . . Activities f .. K Judith Beglinger Dwayne Norris As the Five contestants met in Mr. l-lelble's otiice just before noon to choose their topics, the twenty-eighth annual Bolton-Roth extem- poraneous contest began. They drew Five subjects, then chose one of those to spealc on after an hour's preparation. Dwayne Norris' tallc was, "Focus on Mid-East lssues." l'le presented the economic and geographical background for the critical current problems in this area. The winning speech, delivered by Mary Quella, was "Can France Keep Algeria?" Mary presented the various conflicts she saw between the two countries that need solving to answer this question. Speaking third in the recital was Bob Boettcher. He chose the topic "Israel versus Egypt." l'le aired his views on the circumstances Eacing the worldis great powers in bringing peace to the Middle ast. Judi Beglinger also presented an issue of foreign importance. "Moves toward European Unity," explained her views of Nato, the common marlcet plan, and Euratom. 'Klntegration Complications," by Jim Van Horn brought out the looming question of segregation or integration. Coaching the students on their presentations was Miss Elizabeth plowright. Q t H t as Q' ft: 3 , 2 . 5 .8513 'ii a l' ,mt E '...,-.Q L sv., "'?,,, 4... SEATED: Belinger, Boettcher, Miss Plowright STANDING: Van Horn, Ouelle, M., Norris Eloquent orators compete 1 l John Baumgartner David Schuetter This year's Edward Heiss Cratorical Contest was won by Daril Riley. Daril chose "Americas Greatest Problem" as the subject ol his original oration. He stressed the idea that the problems ol prejudice against religions, nationalities, and races are present in every com- munity. His fine delivery and excellent text brought him the top honor. John Baumgartner, the only sophomore in competition, spoke on "A Challenge to American Youthf' Dealing with our American freedoms, John made a plea for the youth ol the present day to put these freedoms to their best use. "0ur American Nlistaleef the tallc given by Dave Schuetter, out- lined the mistalces, as he saw them, in our Foreign aid program. ln an oration dealing with big business, Jerry Bloch used a clever analogy to prove his point. His speech was entitled "l3igness lsnit Badnessf' .lim Wink, in his "Home and Family" sincerely expressed the im- portance ol home lite and its eilects on all members of a Family, par- ticililarlynteenagers. He stressed the thought UHome is only what you ma e it. dMr. Kenneth Sager, head oi the Social Studies Department, was the a viser. Wink, J., Schuetter, Mr. Sager, Riley, D., Bloch, Baumgartner. s , 11,- James Wink Daril Riley , . Jerry Bloch Activities 5 fi Oh, Miss Janie!!"+Becker "Oh, Isl Daddy he patriotic." "Dlddy'slItlIe Darling!" -Boronow Troyer, J., Schuh, J. "Scooper, no fighting!"-Riley, D., Meek, Boronow . 1 l ,,, S, 5. 'SL , A 2 -And here comes the army- "JANIE" The small midwestern town of Willoughby, lo- cated near an army camp, set the scene for the senior class play, "Janie", by Josephine Bentham and l-lerschel Williams, which was presented on April 6. Ir was a portrayal of the typical family situation- the Colburn family. Janie, the charming sixteen year old high school senior, was overwhelmed by the arrival of Diclc, a Yale sophomore, at the camp, Scooper, her high school boy friend, was forced into the baclcground. Mr. Colburn. being a prominent citizen, was appointed head ofthe civic entertainment committee for the soldiers. Janie and her high school girl friends used this opportunity to their advantage, contrary to the wishes of Mr. Colburn, who was determined the irls should have no part in this entertainment. Aiil ended well as Scooper's high school zest won out over the sophistication of Diclc. The intricate and amusing problems of Janie and her friends which developed from such a situation, resulted in the light comedy of "Janie" "Hail, hail, the gang's all here." . Activities l S. -Y is The return of Elsbeth-Boronow, Troyer, J., Schuh, Boettcher, Helein "Why, Thelma!"-Uischig, Lecy J Mr. Colburn. Mrs. Colburn. .. Janie ......... Elsbeth ,....,... Grandma Colburn John Van Brunt. Dick ,...,..,... Thelma Lawrence Tina ..,.......... Bernadine ...... Paula ...... Scooper. . . Andy .... Frank ......... Oscar ,.......,. Mickey ..,..... CAST Dead Pan Hackett .... Marilyn ........ Carry Lee ...... Bonnie ....,.... Uncle Poodgie.. Director ....,.., Producer ....... Lighting Heads. . Design Head .... Sound Heads ...... Make-up Head.. Property Head. . . . . . . .John Troyer . ...Marge Helein ...Anne Boronow ........JanSchuh ......Jean Voll . . . .Jerry Lecy ........Daril Riley .......Pat Utschig . .Mary Kay Becker .......l?ita Weber . . . . .Terry Theiss .......BobMeek ....Bob Rosenberg . . . .Jim Sommers . . . .Bruce Alton ........JimWink Pat Galla her 41-f' .Marilyn Saiberlich . . . .Connie Gardner .....Barb Bloomer ...Bob Boettcher Miss Ruth McKennan Mr. Jack Burroughs Paul Benz, Steve Root .......LizTemple .Mary Ouella, Sue Wilkinson ...............BarbSchreiter .......Lynn Roeck a, l y . ' . . if 1 -s . . ins. -.W fi' N,-K f 'iQ-ff-f'i-- ' sq 4 r .-. , asia U ..--vm..-. wg. ,554 15 .. Y.. . ' L.-U53 tt" ' 4... ' ?':15Q'.i3f " N 4 'y' elf Jilj' ff! Pub . 1 1 ef,-f", way... .- I ' . "' l. .W ff. ' ix- 1 TOP: "My lcnitling's all over the mayonnaise!" -Helein, Weber, R., Boronow, Troyer, J. BOTTOM: Feminine appeal--Sommers, Gardner, C. his-1 Bernadine displays her crazy tactics.-Boronow, Weber, R. "Does she like him very much?"-Meek, Schuh Activities . . Activities from plays g Q - ,X., , 'K I c ,'.i r H ' 'i X' ' ' f i", I LEST TAO SIGHT: McKee, M., Newbury, Goodwin, Lewis, J., Sommers Fauk, Ju., Rosenberg, Selig, Duszynski. e er . KNEELING: Laue, Meek. Lord Denbeigh ..,,. Oueen Elizabeth. . , Lady Constance ....., Earl of Seldingham .,.. Lady Seldingham, .. Daughter. ....,. , Daughter ...... Steward. . . ,. Stewardess .... Head Maid .... Maid. .... . . Maid .,....... Astrologer ..,.... Oriental priest. . . Dancing Girl ..... Courtier ..... Courtier .... Jester ,....... The Woman. . . Messenger. . . Mary ...... Joseph .... Angel. . . Angel ...,.... CAST ORCHESIS .....,..BobMeek . . . .Nancy Newbury .........SandyLaue . . . ,. . . .Jerry Lecy . . . .Barbara Sauter . . . . .Pat Duszynski . . . . . .Judy Fault . . .Bob Rosenberg ....Carolyn Ewald . . . .Barbara Bloomer . . . . . . .Joan McBain . . . . .Tricia Davis ... BruCe Alton . . . , .Ronnie Olson . . . . , .Judy Paul , . . .Jim Sommers .... .Jim Lewis .....Rita Weber . . . .Marcia Manner . . . . .Jim Salentine ......Ann Darling .., . .Tom Ouella . . . .Marilyn Bartman .....Lolly Morrissey Mary Ellen Bowers, Carolyn Chmiel, Betsy Davis, Katy Fanselow, Christi Goss, Rita LeMoine, Connie Gardner, Karen Kirkpatrick, CeCe Knudsen, Jane Rath, Sue Wilkinsen, Vicki Spooner. As the curtain opened on the Christmas play, a spotlight was focused on the interior ol a seventeenth century castle. The household was preparing lor the great celebration of Christmas Eve, but the principal members ol the lamily were saddened because ol the unjust imprisonment of a son by Queen Elizabeth. The plot resolves to a happy ending as the true meaning and spirit of Christmas is portrayed at the instigation ol the court jester. "The Queens Christmas," writtep by Alice Gerstenberg was presented by Curtain Call Acting, and Production. Miss Ruth Mclfennan, directed the dramatic performance while Mr. Jack Burroughs supervised the technical production. 64 . . . Activities Celestials assemble before the manger in the finale. to politics Adlai Stevenson-Jim Dohr lhrough the auditorium doors streamed delega- tions ol students carrying Republican and Demo- cratic banners and musicians playing campaign songs. Which political party and candidates would the students choose as the victors ol the 1956 moclc election ol Appleton Senior l'ligh School? The student body listened to speakers from both parties state their vievvs on domestic and Foreign aliairs. Each endeavored to convince the voters ol his party's superiority. Alter the campaigning, voting machines were brought into the school to simulate more closely the real election. The vvhole project, including the voting and tallying, served to acquaint the students further vvith the party platforms, regis- trations and voting procedures ol a nation-vvide election. Ike and Mamie-Jim Zwerg, Sandy .limos General chairman lor the rally was David Miller. The Democratic party chairman vvas played by John Kellogg and the campaign chairman by David By- lield. Lynn Meyer toole the part ol the Republican party chairman. Candidates lor President and Vice President on the Republican ticlcet vvere portrayed by Jim Zvverg as Dwight D. Eisenhovver and Bob Bauman as Richard Nixon. Qn the Democratic ticlcet, Adlai Stevenson was impersonated by Jim Dohr and Senator Estes Kelauver was played by David Schuetter. The candidates, wives and other party dignitaries comprised the parties' delegations. Co-operating in presenting the moclc political rally were the teachers ol the Social Studies de- partment and the juniors of the American l-iistory classes. M! L0 Xe Student: register for coming election day. Activities . . . ln these pages a chapter CLOCKWISE: Seiberlich, Becker, M., Knolce, Alton, R'l , D., Mrs. Sullivan, Briese, S., Seli , Zwer , J. SEATED: McKenny, Sezring STANDING: Call, Do., Kronberg, Warner, J. Cunningham, Bauman, McBain Activities 'YY 5 5 A chapter ol your life, your high school days, con- sisting ol dances, sports events, plays, band concerts, academic worlc, clubs and numerous other activities were photographed and recorded for you by the l'Clarion" staff. Although the '4Clarion" is an an- nual publication, distributed at the end ol the school year, it represents the time and eltorts put in by the 'KClarion" members ever since the First weelc of school. Not a day, week, or month passed by, with- out Finding the "Coop" occupied by its ardent "Clarion,' statl writing stories, cropping pictures, setting up pages and in general putting out the "Clarion" Prospective members were aslced to submit stories, illustrations, photographs, and letters of application. On the merit ol these etforts, several students as- cended to the ranlts of the "Clarion', staff. Co-editors Sue Briese, and Ruth Selig headed the staft with Mary Beclcer, Jim Zwerg, and Bruce Alton as their associate editors. The art section was handled by Marilyn Saiberlich, photography by Curt Knolce, and sports by Daril Riley. The statf was advised by Mrs. Caroline Sullivan. is DeNoyer, Grobe, Abel, Sa., Balliet, S. -an of your life is recorded SEATED: Ballard, Krieclc, Boyle, Ju., Krueger, S. STANDING: Lande, Navarrete. ln the journalistic world it is the behind-the- scene worlc of the business statt which aids the editorial statl in publishing its yearboolc. It a student was able to obtain ten sponsorships, he was admitted-to the stahc. Once a member, it was part ot his obligation to see that the Clarion be made Financially possible by selling subscriptions and sponsorships. Numerous other aspects of the business end ol the Clarion were the responsi- bility of the business staff, and with great pride they distributed the Finished product. This year's start was headed by Jane Ottman, sponsorship manager, Liz Temple, subscription manager, Marcia Manier, business manager with Mary McKee as their assistant. Miss Elizabeth Plowright was the faculty adviser. Oli" LEFT TO RIGHT: Park, Pruett, Norseen, Rath, Wendlandt, 0 lllll il 9 .iwftsi . z ul A feeling of satisfaction rewards the business managers. -Ottman, Miss Plowright, Manier, M., Temple, L. WL T -If SEATED: Weller, Wunderlich, J., Behnlce, H., Gregorius STANDING: Larsen, Manier, J. Activities . . I .67 .5 if BOTTOM ROW: Rendell, B., Faulc, Je., Mischlce. MIDDLE ROW: Thallre, E., Eweld, Metlco. TOP ROW: Holehouse, Kellogg. SEATED: Beglinger, Miss Williams. A weelcly coverage BOTTOM ROW: Barlow Deflerding, J., Bartmenn. Mioms Row: mi, D., bamiu, Lockery. TOP ROW: Mclntyre, D., Kuhr. Students have anxiously awaited the HTally" every Tuesday since last Fall. Within its pages, the editorial stall reported the latest at fX.l-l.S., which included everything from the recipients ol honors, the summary ol sports events, the programs for assemblies, special classroom and department projects, to the latest Hsteadiesf' Few students are aware ol the long hours and extensive worlc the stati puts in, to meet its weelcly deadline and publish its four-page paper. Betsy Davis served the "Tally" as editor in chief, Judy Beglinger and Karen Simenson were news co-editors, Mary Ouella handled the duties ol leature editor, and Jim Van l'lorn was the sports editor. Miss Marjorie Williams and Mr. EJ. Goodrich were the Faculty advisers ol the "Tally," . fi STANDING: Ven Horn, Simenson, Davis, B., Ouella, Mary. i- - . to if E fi E, 11 .2 68 . . . Activities BOTTOM ROW: Park, Deschler, Boronow, Reinlce, Schmirler, Paselc. TOP ROW: Mignon, J., Wilkinson, Trinrud, R., Riclcer, Berner, Schumann the latest at A. H. S. i BOTTOM ROW: Voigt, Ja., Belling. TOP ROW: Jochman, M., Abendroth, Su., Curtis, A. Any day of the weeic members of the advertising section of the Tally Business Staff could be found securing ads to help malce the "Tally" Financially possible. On Tuesdays, A. H S. students welcomed the members of the circulation division as they dis- tributed the paper to the homerooms and other sub- scribers. The third section, business, l4ept the Financial records. The fact that there were practically T350 A. i'l. S. students reading "Tallies" every Tuesday reflected the etiiciency of the vvorlc of the business stati. This past year Ann Mcifathron, assisted by l'lelen Rugland headed the advertising staff, Luann Kreiling and Joyce Luepice handled the business section, and Sandra Tank was in charge of circulation. Mr. Bruno Krueger was the adviser ofthe stati. Q--.., Business and circulation heads confer. Lueplce, Kreiling, Lu., Tank, S ,E F. "Papers, papers . . . ," a Tuesday proclamation. -Sandra Tank and Judith Ann Brooks 2.5, , GL? BOTTOM ROW: Zordel, McEathron, Rugland, Finnegan, D. TOP ROW: Mr. Krueger, Carlsen, Sauter, Hughes, D., Sorenson, Hemmen Activities . . . 69 Journalists' Goal The Edward Weismiller Chapter ol Ouill and Scroll is the journalism society ol Appleton l-ligh School. Ju- niors and seniors who were members ol the editorial or business stalls ol "Clarion" or the "Talisman" and had high scholastic standing, were recommended for mem- bership by their advisers. The main project lor this year was the publication ol "Patterns ol Stardustfi "Patterns" is a collection ol the prize winning entries of student literary etiorts and is produced through the co-operation oi the English, commercial, art and printing departments. programs lor the year featured a variety ol speakers. The high point in the year's programming was the An- nual Christmas Musicale to which parents were invited. BOTTOM ROW: Daril Riley, president, Miss Landreman, adviser. TOPhROW: Jane Ottman, treasurer, Barbara Siegel, vice-president, Marilyn Saiber ic , secretary. X . . 1 my wt it sf : v , ,B H 'w . .Yuki 'id - T"'f . K .. 5 4 , . I ,L ' f-r 2 3? BOTTOM ROW: Brooks, J. A., Belling, Trinrud, R., Mcifathron, Temple, L., Rugland. TOP ROW: Luepke, J., Tank, S., Van Horn, Beall, H., Ehlke, Ouella, M. ' lf new--f . .Q-... BOTTOM ROW: Rendall, B., Strehmel, G., Kreiling, L., Franzke, J., Finnegan, D., Wilkinson. TOP ROW: Becker, M., Pruett, Briese, McKee, M., Lande, Davis, B., Manier, M., Rath, Simenson 70 . . . Activities Nucleus of the student laody Student Council, A. l'l. S.'s governing body enjoyed one of the most successful years in its history during 1956-57. A sophomore welcome dance the home- coming dance, the Christmas T. B. party and the "Foreign Fantasy" were among the social events sponsored. ' Standing committees carried out the revision of the "Student l'landlJook," took charge of the penny drive lor foreign exchange students, sponsored a student di- rectory and carried out the various phases of student government. president ol the Student Council was Jim Wink, as- sisted by Mike Ulvvelling, vice-president and Sue Wil- kinson, secretary-treasurer. Miss Annabelle Wolf and Mr. Charles Cook were the aclvisers. SEATED: Menning, S., Dhein, Zeiss, Pusch, Mclienn , A, STANDING: Barlow, Greiner, Krueger, D., Roemer, B., Tank, D., Buloolz, J., Souders, R., Kloehn, ll., Jesse, F., Fulton. 5 1 r i SEATED: Wochos, Stroker, K., Ogaard, Fenselow, McEathron. STANDING: Juhnlze, Kloes, R., Meyer, L., Benton, DeBruin, Kunitz. i "it l 1 l I t . 2 S qv f .pm -'.,' l J E . " i W l 5 SEATED: Sternhsgen, M. Ulwelling, M., Wilkinson, Wink, J., Hansen, J. STANDING: Schreiter, Cliloudemens, Bloch, Homes, Alton, Meek, Ehlke, Schuh. Activities . . . 'I1 2 SH Q M ,., . 's fs sig eq 2, 1 S-.F H ix 'x " 'QQ ' 1 W uv , ik 21.8 5 fi' ii' .N xx wgx fx W X X A 1 . i ,Q I X N . ' ' PL g . v, ,Q . . ' Q M IE mi ig gb A 2 N QQ na Q E x 'A NM ' L ,XE gi 1 if X U lift wg Q -'W' 4: g . N ix' '3 M fi 2 ' ' , 5 1? P: xxw ,A ff! 4, X ,4 fy fr A at K U 6 S , f 1, 5. Q - 5-aff I 'XA NIR lN.4 X I 1 . ' I 1 ' 0 0 1 . u ' . I O 0 'x 4 D f ' - .3 - ' if V wi f , - . 1 , ' ' . ,df ' ' 1 f Y - , 1 1 ' - 5 4 K . , ' ' ,Tj . . . ' ' S ' ' Q . V . ,,. 4 ' Q I - ff x N ,f X Ng , A. 1 ' 1 xx I, Q. . W , 7 T XB . xx F 4.. 4 . N . 0 ,, K ' X x Q-x 'J A' fxiy, Ugg , o . - 1 , , , . i X 1 W " ' I - '. A XA .X 'wa W ' fs: NX N ' lf? . I ., f . M X 1 XI? A.. X ' ' 'V f ' 9, Zh fx -f' L V' 1 dx , 1 X x 1 f R 1 . ' I ' ' . I . 1 ' l'.-x . V' Spirit expressed through music. At all athletic events the lively music from the Pep Band stimulated the enthusiasm of the spectators and the spirit of the A. l-l. S. teams. The loyal members ol this organization willingly participated at pep sessions and parades. Mr. Frank Comella devoted his time, energy, and talents to direct- ing the band. The response ol the students and athletes was gratify- ing to his musicians. A. l-l. S. school spirit earned an enviable reputation in the conference be- cause oi their eliorts. Tom Jacobs, Chuck Riley, and Mary Becker break loose with a trumpet yell. Tom Jacobs admires Mr. C's talent. Percussion personified, Wilkinson, Kloehn, Don., Bartman, Ottmen, Deshaney Rl FRONT ROW: Wilkinson, Schutz, Ottman, Jooss, Voi ht, Je., deVos, Salzman, Becker, M., Riley, C., Beurain, Merkle, B. BACK ROW: Kloehn, Dick, Kloehn, Don., Bartman, Deghaney, Ri., Franzke, M., West, Jo., Ouelle, T., Strehmel, G., Christie, Scribner, J., Norris, McEathron Wink 74 . . . Activities Symphony in strings ln the eyes of Appleton l-ligh, the Orchestra is the "Flower of the Musical World." Members ol Qrchestra performed at the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts and in the Annual Music Festival. Their repertoire covered a broad range ol musical compositions re- quiring intensive study and ac- complished musicianship. The ollicers ol the Qrchestra were Marilyn Saiberlich, presi- dent, Katy Fanselow, vice-presi- dent, and Betsy Davis, treasurer. Mr. Anthony Bacich directed the Orchestra. ln perfect harmony-Pam Gruehn, Barb Bacich, Dorothy Finnegan, Jerry Borsche. 1... Q-..,. s l Muybelle Schneider plays fo, Mr- Bacid., Gretchen Gericke and Bill Simpson heed the advice of Katy Fanselow. FIRST VIOUNS: Bacich, H., concertmistress, Siegel, Schneider, M., Lewis, A., Bailey, Riclcer, Brummund, Simpson, R. SECOND VlOLlNS: Royan, principal, Harrass Burns, Chapman, Haclcbert, Plutz, Massey, Johnson, Ron. FLUTES: Iv'cEathron, Rippl, Larsen, Walter. CLARINETS: Quella, Mary, Weiss, J., deVos, Dunsirn, N. VIOLAS Davis, B., principal, Finnegan, Gruehn, Smedlund, J., Borsche. CELLOS: Saiberlich, principal, Gericlce, Fanselow, Grebe, Mackesy, Baur, Kuntsman. BASSES: Brinker principal, Finnegan, M., Kimball, J,, Simpson, W., Jimos. OBOE: Bloedorn, D. BASSOONS: Piepenburg, Wilkinson, Binsleld. FRENCH HOPNS: Strieby, Kobal R., llendall, B., Warner, J. BASS CLARINETS:Kellogg,DanIey.SAXOPHONES:Maihews,Jooss.TROMBONES1Mclntyre, D., Strehmel, G. PERCUSSION: Schmidt A., Solberg, S., Schlaier, Mclntyre, S. TUBA: Helvey. CONDUCTOR: Anthony Bacich. Activities . . . Let's try it again-Schulz, Sa., Stoeger, Bronstad, L., Kufner, Y. BOTTOM POW: Boyle, Ju., Fischer, P Wehrenberg Schirmacher Mibbts now: Grammar, B., Ander- son, K. Ferron Lueblce, Mr. Schulz. TOP ROW: Riley, D., Brandt, K., Lucders, Steiner. 76 . . . Activities They serenade Chorale, the third vocal group at A. H. S., was a select group ol singers from the chorus. Their lame spread city wide as they were called on to sing at various or- ganizations. Along with singing in the concerts, members ol the Chorale participated in the An- nual State Music Festival. This group also toolc an active part in all the formal concerts. BOTTOM ROW: Marske, Bueltner, Archam beault, Ven Rooy, J. MIDDLE ROW: Bock, Schulz, Se., Schroeder, E. Beglinger. TOP ROW: Lemmons, llemmense, Smudde, T. Gurnee, W. on wings of song Girls who were interested in group singing joined A. H. Sfs Cnlee Club to put their musical talents to worlc. Daily practice was held under the direction of Mr. Lester Schulz. Their successful per- formance at the music concerts was the result oi many hours oi dili- - 'T Hold it! Mr. Schulz in a familiar pose. gence. g On hand to welcome the com- ing oi spring at their May Concert li 4 was the A. H. S. Chorus. This .6 group also heralded the Yuletide an season with its annual Christmas P iiiii X concert and assembly program. . Since this is a class meriting a g y . credit per year, the members met ', , i T with their director, Mr. Lester g at , T gf a t Schulz, every day. This organiza- C1 W ' ' ii P tion Spent much time on the ' ts' Q, ,- techniques oi vocal training. 't' ' .g vi rs in f BOJTOM Row: sreniuna, Wolfgram, J., Pittman, Y X 1 ' 1. it ' ' pqejleglzgs, Maller, Ch., Miller, M. J., Hanson, V SECOND ROW: Geron, Wickesberg, C., Wordell, E.,hKreicha, Carew, Sheperdson, Hamilton, ae n. THIRD ROW: Argusl, Kruclreburg, DeBraal, S., Schermitzler, Hanson, N, Marschner, Mauthe, D., Malcore. TOP ROW: Jagoditsh, Welbes, DeShaney, J., Miller, P., Wheeler, Jo., Schmidt, M. BOTTOM ROW: Murphy, R., McDonald, B., Hopfensperger, M., Wiclcesberg, R., Archambeault, Ginnow, Buettner, Spang, Emmer, Marslze, Goss, C., Wordell, E., Van Rooy, J., Kufner, M., Nutting, Otto, J., Christen, Ralph, Schulz, at piano. SECOND ROW: Bock, B., Hayes, Reitzner, Feldhahn, Seeger, D., Priebe, Mitchell, P., Buss, P., Kranzusch, K., Fischer, Ca., Schroeder, P., Schroeder, E., Sachs, D., Daniels, P., Schirmecher, Bloomer, Mr, Schulz. THIRD ROW: Berner, Chapin, Beyer, Ru., Steiner, Lueblre, Martucci, Ohlrogge, Beyer, Ron, Sanders, Brandt, K., Smudde, T., Gurnee, W., Eisch, G., Becker, C., Casperson, R., Lueders, Retzlafl, P., Wehrenberg, Boyle, Ju., Anderson, K., Piette, J. TOP ROW: Fischer, P., Radtke, J., Ferron, Grimmer, B., Bronstad, L., Gibson, Riley, D., Swanton, Heegeman, Boyle, Ja., Lemons, Schultz, R., Remmenga, Stoegzr, Zanzig, B., Hameister, H., Steinberg, W., Abendroth, K., Nowak, Knoll, B., Kufner, Y. Activities . . . 77 Q When in cs Ui" in-' BOTTOM: Beglinger, Greiner, Barlow, Anderson, J., Jesse, F., Foley, Bubolz, J., Zeiss, Konz, L. MIDDLE: Krieclc, Paselc, Fulton, Warner, J., Ballard, Larsen, Mclienny, Wiprud. TOP: Balliet, C., Schrage, Bradford, Tank, D., Dhein, Blum, Behr, N., Ouella, T., Coggeshall, Haclcbert. Miss Riedl helps prepare m.AwmM O V7"" QJQJ EE' EJZENTSUHD N ""0 wg-r-gm 1: 3-'O--4 V' O. ...Nan-U1 O37UQ,T 3' 331".i" 975900359219 0055370-23 '03 r--'o 01UOa, o.3'o1"'c L9,gf53:'.' 2:13:56 - 0 H 31325-QHSQQQDNO NH a,mOm'is40"'L" .O22915 Nxiofw -. V, -H siI7NcQ,"' -C'-O Z-.mmm -org--.O' -.. gms 3'901"" Q' RTO -'N mmf-23:,gfu f+s4-O2:mU0O-3n,fV3 --N Q gitboxr'-Nm'U ,gag-x-r-33-, M1 N3"r,Q032m3C rn,-.-mm Om QEQQO from -v-.Q,'1GI ' gS..,,2S'23-Song-3-Q,.?U 332335 gg SNL 3-3305 gl 334520 Q or--0' 01,215-3-wo' -SOQD Q, 3- U11 Q.:-312913669-o go, 5' O 0 1- o l53?3300g2m Jasqm-Snag-Q2 070 -OSQNDHD 'FBO g"3-':.'m"'7oo-5 -4222 gr-E"2"r-0N:.0c3,'3 -f-.Q-Q. No,30'OLn2.:J'- Z' 'Zi 'j-'In,E,Ca1:JN?.-L 22.0.3 .33-4mi"cnO.m 6' Bonny Barlow for Latin Club skit. , ,L 1.1, l -I mwyq K x :egy- f .Q gm, 1 s 51'-L 5 , i m gwf W il il iii 5 i v. K 3. E i F! C3 . fi, f ei 5 Q , A - Yi .v s Z , QS' Zee, xi 'if'I'f2? BOTTOM: Mischlce, Krause, De., Zanzig, Massey,Dennil:, Van Lieshout, Klingbile, Wink, P. MIDDLE ROW: Nock, Frommherz, Thomas, R., Crabb, Houfek, Wagner, Loysen, Owings. BACK ROW: Anderson, C., Holzknecht, Olson, Grohe, Kisslinger, Baumgartner, Franzke, M., Beall, 1 , ROH12 . . . 'ig gg gig, , ra W T4 an it it law: its F.. BOTTOM ROW: Kozlowski, Ju., Gregorius, Schrimpf, Barney, Knapstein, Plembeclc, Deschler, Hodgins. MIDDLE POW: Zephirin, Pearl, Jochman, Joan, Neuenleldt, Betti, Rammer, J. TQP ROW! Manier, J., McKee, Kranhold, Shenandoah, Chmiel, Bowers, Johnson, B. and third Thursday of each month, Latin Club joined the other language clubs at the annual spring picnic. Other features of this year's activities included the initiation of new members, the singing of Latin Christmas carols, the annual mothers' tea and a farewell party for all graduating seniors. Student direction was handled by Sandy Schulz and Rita Weber, co-consuls, Marily Sternhagen, scriba or secretary, Liz Temple, quaestor or treas- urer, Barb Mathews, aedile or program chairman. Miss Janet Riedl was the adviser ol the club. Latin Club officers prepare forthcoming program i 3 BOTTOM ROW: Crowe, Radtke, L., Poiishinslci, Morrissey, McBain, Manier, M., Wunderlich, J., Cundy, Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Weller, Semmelhaclc, Zwerg, P., Towsley, Good, Pollard, S., Johnson, J., Kloehn, K. TOP ROW: La Rue, DeNoyer, Kaufman, Thompson, A., Scribner, J., Barnes, Lewinstein, Wollwage. Activities Diplomats of French culture BOTTOM ROW: McElroy, Benoit, Piette, C., Petit C., Thalke, J. MIDDLE ROW: Seeger, Di., Thalke, E., Lewis, A., Seering, Schroeder, M., Royan. TOP ROW: Olson, P., Brinker, Shenandoah, Hocflel, P., Menning, C. SEATED: Petit C. Benoit, Piette, C., Thalke, J. STANDING: Dr. Schluetter, Brinker. "La Fleur-de-l.is" has become a popular club in its three years of exist- ence. Membership was open to those students who had at least one year of French and were interested in France and its customs. This year's program included Miss Marguerite Schumann who presented an interestin approach on touring Europe. During Christmas vacation a dinner con- sistin entirely oi French foods was en- joye . The club was fortunate this year in having assistance lrom our exchange stu- dent, Francoise Benoit, a native of France who was able to give authentic information about her homeland. French Club was advised by Dr. Rudolph Schlueter, and capably handled by Carol Piette, president, Joyce Thalke, vice-president, Coleen Petit, secretary, Jerry Brinker, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Rendell, B., Wendtland, Boronow, Carlson, Spooner, Wilkinson, Park. MIDDLE ROW: Knudsen, C., Zimmerman, J., Winter, F., Chmiel, Coggeshall, Roblee, Weinberger. TOP ROW: Genal, D., Norseen, Norris, Riley, D., Beall, H., Pruett, McEethron. Activities Wir sprechen Deutsch yu., ,fi . ' Z R ' ' 3 H .X-f. V 4' 2. Eff? BOTTOM ROW: Bodmer J Herrman R Uecker H McKechnue Sinkler Hannemenn TOP ROW: Harp, Rosenberg Boettcher Root Wilcox Herman Harrass "Der Deutsch Vereinf' organized to enrich students' baclcground in the study of German, was open to all students en- rolled in German classes and to those who had one unit of credit in this language. Every year the "German Award" is presented to the most outstanding mem- ber of the club on Awards Day. The name ol the winner is engraved on the club's honor plaque, and he receives a miniature of this plaque. The club adviser, Dr. Rudolph Schlue- ter, was assisted by Marilyn Saiberlich, president, John Troyer. vice-president, Gerlinda Strehmel, secretary, and Bob Meelc treasurer. U BOTTOM ROW: Ewald Metzlg Ream Rucker Zempure Knudsen Gammelln TOP ROW: Lemke,T., Krueger .l Hensley Frahm W Kuhr Greunke Jam Sabee " migos Siempren ' . ow., . ,,.. SEATED: Mrs. Himebaugh, Trinrud R., Kunitz, C., Ottman. STANDING: Callahan, Gardner, C., Fischer, Ma., Spang. Pan American Day found the enthusiastic mem- bers ol Spanish Club commemorating the occasion and enjoying their annual enchilada dinner. The traditional Spanish Hpinatan and Uposadan high- lighted the pre'-Christmas activities of this or- ganization. A spring picnic for all the language clubs was the concluding event on the year's social calendar. The Spanish Club is open to all second-year students who have received a passing grade in First-year Spanish, and all First-year students who have obtained a grade of at least NH- for the First quarter. Under the guidance of Mrs. Violet Himebaugh, the club's activities were carried out by Charles Kunitz, president, Joe Jochman, vice-president, Ramona Trinrud, secretary, Jane Ottman, trea- surer, Connie Gardner, refreshment chairman, Mary Ann Fischer, program chairman, and Paul Jaclc, sergeant-at-arms. 1 K 4" " an BOTTOM ROW: Darling, Jimos, Reed, Schuman, Zeh, Gericke, Davis, P., Birchler, Mitchler, Bloomer, Brooks, J. Ann. SECOND ROW: Belling, Anderson, K., Abendroth, Sh., Laue, Rath, Pruett, Peckhan, Vogt. Tl-llRD ROW: Schmidt, A., Voll, Juhnlce, D., Aures, Roeck, L., Byfield, Beckley, Stark, K. TOP ROW: Gresenz, Konz, J., Douglas, R., Christie, Ragus, Dresden, Cross, J., Jack, Gerhardt, R. 1. t s hav? -'li' is . BOTTOM ROW: Harwood, Bodmer, S., Brown, S., Schneider, Mb., Klapper, Hartju, Ja., Berner, Balliet, S., Vanden Heuvel B., Jochman, Joa., Pirner, Kremer SECOND ROW: Sherry, Van Housen, Jorgenson, Collar, J., Simon, J., Sauter, Bailey, DeBraal. J.,Elsner, Brinlcman, Ca.. Merlzle. THIRD ROW: Pusch, Bloedorn, D., Harties, Je., Turkow, Jo., Gertz, Fulcer, N., Briese,'S., Goehler, J Tesmer, Bubolz, N., Krause, Di. TOP ROW: Mitchell, P., Dunsirn, N., Lappi, Lefevere, Reigel, Beaumont, Bosin, Bedard, Kickland, D., Christensen, Turkow, Ju., Mennlng, S. P rocligies ol Hollywood The call ol the theater to those dramatically in- clined was found in Curtain Call Acting, the drama organization ol A. l-l. S. Tryouts testing the dra- matic vvorth ol applicants were necessary to gain membership. At their bi-monthly business meetings members studied the history ol the theater and the slcills ol acting. They also presented short plays which were subjected to the criticism ol their fellow members. This year's Christmas production was "The Oueenis Christmas," a play with an early English setting. Members ol Orchesis assisted with several dance sequences, Under the supervision ol Miss Ruth Mclfennan and Miss Arlyn Zeller, the club's meetings were in the charge ol Jim Winlc, president, Marilyn Saiber- lich, vice-president, Rita Weber, secretary, and Marge l'lelein, treasurer. LEFTil'Ca RIGHT: Miss Mcliennan, Helein, Weber, R., Wink, J., Saiberlich, Miss e er. ' 2 ,sw Z 4,4 BOTTOM POW: Greiner, Davis, P., Fault, Ju., Morrissey, McBain, Anderson, J., Metlto, Barlow. SECOND ROW: Mclfechnie, Darling, Becker, M., Simenson, Jochman, M., Bloomer, Boronow, Dohr. THIRD ROW: Lewis, J., Paul, J., Ballard, Carlsen, Balliet, S., Briese, McKee, M., Boettcher. TOP ROW: Alton, Sauter, Rosenberg, Ewalcl, Riley, D., Manner, M., Davis, B., Meelc. Q lla jggxax I V ,. t iixf .LT x 6 ggi g . , BOTHDM ROW: Miller, Da., Goehler, J., Zimmerman, L., Wetzel, Duszynslci, Hoellel, K., Boyle, Ju, eiss. MIDDLE ROW: Mc lntyre, D., Selig, Elliott, Sommers, Fanselow, Poyan, Newbury, Corbett. TOP ROW: Lecy, G., Zwerg, J., llagus, Gallagher, Laue, Coggeshall, Dhein, Kellogg. A S C IVI I2 . . . We set BOTTOM ROW: Birchler Finnegan, D., Gilfin, DeBruin, C.. Pirner, Pugh. SECOND ROW: Balliet, C., Knapstein, Bally, Marske, Knoz, L., McKenny, Menning. THIRD ROW: Schrage, McEathron, Malmstrom, Hertjes, Ja., Simon, J., Berghuis, l-lartjes, Je., Hooyman. TOP ROW: Siegel, Lewis, A., deVos, Piepenburg, Norseen, Eichhorst, Schmalz, Fredriclzs. Gathering props, putting on malce-up, reguladng hghn and sound, and dedgning and conshucdng sew, conshhne the major duties ol Curtain Call Production members. This organizahon deserves a great deal ol credit lor the success ol the performances presented to the student body and the mUE. New members were accepted alter a senes ol meehngs exphimng and teshng the technique used behind-the-scenes. Mr. Jaclc Burroughs, Mrs. Gene Nienow and NAL Cyvven Reppertadvhed the club. lt was under the leadership ol Liz Temple, preddenq Sue VVHkHwon, Wce-preddenb BOTTOM ROW: Wilkinson, Temple, L., Rugland, Schreiter. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Brandt, Mr. Reppert, Trinrud, R. TOP ROW: Roecic, L., Benz, Root, Ness, Mr. Burroughs. . Activities BOTTOM ROW: VanDealwylc, M., Wendlandt, Pruett, Ottman, Knudsen, Borchardt, Brooks, Judy A. SECOND ROW: Call, Du., Baurain, Kloehn, Do., McElroy, Douglass, Call, Do., Trieber, J. THIRD ROW: Weiss, Doneldflioley, Kloehn, Di., Binsfeld, Doerfler, Ouella, Mary, Jenneriahn, T., Cunningham. TOP ROW: Bowker, Boldt, Bloedorn, A., Benz, Root, Ness, Benton, De Bruin, Ven Doren. the scene BOTTOM ROW: Weinberger, Kirlroatriclc, Schmit, Sorenson, Winters, F., Crabb, Zwerg, Pe. SECOND ROW: Gericke, lloblee, Seering, Kovvallre, Larsen, Nienlce, Kricck. THIRD ROW: Rath, Bauer, B., Merkel, Mitchler, Haclcbert, Warner, J., Krause, Lo. TOP POW: Mignon, Ogaard, Schroder, Wochos, Petit, A., Miller, J., Ewig, K., Ewig, S., Balza. Lynn Roeclc and l"lelen Rugland, co-secre- taries, Ramona Trinrud, treasurer, and Paul Benz and Marlc Gresenz, sergeants-at-arms. The club is composed of six major divi- sions: malce-up, headed by Barbara Schrei- ter, design, supervised by Liz Temple, properties, handled by Lynn Roeclc, con- struction, under the direction ol Dick Nass, lighting, headed by Steve Root, and Mary Ouella, in charge ol sound. The excellent production and extra- ordinary eilects were especially noted in the Sophomore Talent show, the Veterans' Day program, the Christmas Play and Con- certs, and the Senior Class Play. Backstage Steve Root regulates the souno. vi! BOTTOM ROW: Eiclcholi, Ellefson, C., Manier, J., Park, Nutting. ll C A F lr J M h l B ll' Tew P Deschler Beur SECOND OW: urtis, ., ranz e, ., ic en, e ing, s, ., , . THIRD ROW: VanderHeiden, Brown, M., Voight, Je., Benoit, Luepke, Hughes, D., VanderLinden, Bradford TOP ROW: Christoferson, Genal, D., Mathews, Massey, Koffarnus, Simon, C., Zeiss, King, B., Grobe, Activities They aid in your education LEFT TO RIGHT: Tank, S., Voight, Ja., Weiss, J., Schimmelpfennig. LOCKVHSE: Schimrnelpfennig, Uecicer, H., Menning, Trinrud, R., Balliet, S., Krause, Di., Troyer, J., Curtis, A., Flanagan. LEFT TO RIGHI: Weber, K., Balliet, S., Ehllce, Zordel, Flanagan, The hub of all A. H. S. education is the li- brary. More than a hundred students visited this center of educational activity each period of the day seelting information and assistance with their classroom worlc. They were expertly assisted by the Library Staff, an honorary or- ganization under the supervision of our li- brarians Miss Ethelwyn Baervvaldt and Miss Ruth Parkinson. The students who participated in this group were chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, extra-curricular activi- ties, and general library attitude. The artists of this staff created and constructed the colorful displays and bulletin boards. Qther members had charge of the office vvorlc, front desk duties and boolc repairs. This staff maintained its tradition of creating a pleasant and cheerful atmosphere and providing useful facilities for research. .ga SEATED: Menning, C., Curtis, A., Trinrud, R., Krause, Di. STANDING: Wilkinson, Corbett, Troyer, J., Troyer, P., Jochman, Joe, Uecker, H. . . . Activities For the eyes and the ears of A. H. S. Jerry Brinker checks e projector. The Audio Visual Aids Club, one of Apple- ton l-ligh's most helplul service clubs, was under the able direction ol Mr. H. P. Briese. This organization handled the school's audio-visual equipment, Films in the classrooms and audi- torium, and the Sound equipment in the gym. Any boy who joins is required to attend a special training session, where he is taught to operate equipment and make minor repairs. One important club activity was the sponsor- ship ol a lull length Hollywood Film, the pro- ceeds of which were used to help Finance the many other club functions. Ollicers were Dennis lclanneman, president, Jim Potter, vice-president, Bill Olsen, secretary, Jerry Brinlcer, treasurer, and Kurt Kronberg, sergeant-at-arms. The year was ended with the appointment of next year's president by the ollicers and adviser. SEATED: Zerbel, Kneip, C., Dittmer, Yonan. STANDING: Isaacson, Hzmmen, Remmenga, Root, Simpson, D., Pollard, B., Seeger, Da. is ' if 1 , , Y. K' r . . . , ' 1 Q SEATED: Kronberg, Mr. Briese, Brinlrer. f . pgiwffm-.-.-rw STANDING: Hannemann, Olsen, Potter. 5 'f 1 ' ,A f .4 , I . l' ' i r 2 f fri! it BOTTOM ROW: Bell, Schreiber, Norris, Kloehn, Do., Call, Du., Roeclr, C., Simpson, W., McElroy. TOP ROW: Lemons, Bloedorn, A., Kisslinger, Peterson. Fentz, Burns, Hensley, Gebheim, M. Activities . . . 87 i Hospitality at its best - ii 'x WM' 1""' y, ,,..m-:noi V-Q. SEATED: Thallze, E., Eickhoif, Warner, J., Dhein, Bohr, N., Manier, J., Barlow. STANDING: Rammer, J., Jones, Menning, S., Schmidt, A., McKee, V., Larsen, Mclfenny, Olson, J., Pusch. Ushers Club renders a valuable service to both the school and the community. Its members have many memorable and worthwhile experiences, While graciously as- sisting at special programs and coming in contact with the public. They were especially thrilled by their task oi ushering at the Men- dez concert. Mr. Kenneth Edge was faculty adviser for this organization. SEATED: Rugiand, Wilkinson, Briese, S., Mctathron, Simenson. STANDING: Mr. Edge, Becker, M., Ottman. SEATED: McKee, M., Deiferding, J., Weinberger, Manier, M., Ogaard, Reed, Zordel, L4Violetle. STANDING: Knudsen, Callahan, Goehler, J , Morrissey, Anderson, K., Diesllef, Coggeshall, Chmiel, Ferron, Spooner, Roeclc, L., McBain, Fonselow, Zimmerman, L., Gam melin, 88 . . . Activities A. I"I. S. Broadcasts Inq .ala fi- Q i - l I. ii 3 I. FRONT ROW: Selig, McKecI1nie,Fauk, Ju., Defferding, J., Rippl, Benoit. MIDDLE POW: Meek, McKee, M., Chmiel. Norseen, Call, Do. BACK POW: Bauman, Brinker, Meyer, L., Mclntyre, D., Wink, J. The impressive Veterans' Day program was an activity in the hands of Radio Forum Work- shop. Qther activities were the Hlally sub- stituteii presentations alter vacations, and the dance and game publicity stunts given during homeroom period via the public address system. With the co-operation ol WHBY, the club sponsored several radio programs which helped to carry out the club's motto4"I:urthering radio broadcasting and public spealcing among high school students," Under the direction ol Mrs. Evelyn Bur- roughs, this organization provided a wealth ol education and enjoyment lor its members. 5'-1 SEATED: Mrs. Burroughs, adviser, Wilkinson, co-president, Boronow, secretary. STANDING: Morrissey, treasurer, Zwerg, J., co-president, FRONT ROW: Voll, Jochmen, M., Bloomer, Wendlandt, Theiss, T., Ogaard. MIDDLE ROW: Briese, S., Temple, L., Mcliathron, Mignon, J., Laue, Utschig. BACK ROW: Kellogg, Abendroth, S., Gericlre, Manier, M., piepenberg, Riley, D. Activities . . . Q rf' Y . . ev, x Q Artistry in Dance 'ti 'it 11 .il iii i iq N O j . sr, FRONT POW: Weber, R., Bloomer, Gard- ner, C., Rath BACK ROW: Wilkinson, Spooner, Davis, B., Paul, J., Bailey, B. LeMoine, M., Manier, J., Hoefiel, K., Pammer, J , Goehler, S. FRONT POW: Goss, Fanselow, Knudscn, LeMoirie, R. BACK ROW: Kirkpatrick, Laue, Chmiel, Bowers 90 . . . Activities "New yorlcln was the theme oi the annual program which climaxed the activities of Crchesis this year. The interpretive dancers protrayed famous landmarks in the big city. Members of this club consisted of girls interested in modern dance. Tryouts were held in the fall after many weeks of preliminaries and practice. The oiiicers oi Orchesis were Mary Ellen Bowers, president, Rita Weber,vice-president,Connie Gardner, secretary, and Barbara Bloomer, treasurer. Miss Theodosia Brezezinski sponsored the club. Artists Develop Talents The attractive and unusual Christmas mobiles sus- pended irom the lights in the A. l-l. S. halls during the Yuletide season was one of the numerous con- structive projects ol Art Workshop. Most ot the art students belong to this organization, directed by the art instructor, Mr. Michael Brandt. On the agenda ol this year's activities were Field trips to the Milwaulcee Art institute and the Paine Art Center in Oshlcosh. A Christmas party held on December '19 in the Early American Room, highlighted the club's social program. Officers presiding over the meetings were: president, Barbara Christoterson, vice-president, JoAnn Franzlce, secretary, Connie Nlenning, and treasurer, Phyllis Schlude. X? , 1. .m 'L 7 iiim. 5 . T ' BOTTOM: Gertz, Crane, S., Greiner, Walter. TOP: Mader, S., Gloss, P., Zeiss, Jonen. B BOTTOM: Manning, C., Schlude, Christoferson TOP: Franzltz, J., Mr. Brandt. BOTTOM: Franzke, J. Christoferson, Schludz. TOP: Bailey, Ligman, Ewig, S., Winter, F. Activities . . . 91 Adventures in Photography BOTTOM ROW: McKenzie, Mclntyre, S. TOP ROW: Yonan, Bloedorn, A., Fulcer, R, Knoke, C. Shutter fans of A. l-l. S. sought the Camera Club for extra curricular participation. Under the super- vision oi Mr. Vernon Zimmerman, members ex- tended their lcnovvledge of photography. The organizationis biggest project for the year involved taking, developing, and selling pictures of the school's baslcetball and football teams. The profits of this activity were used to defray the expenses oi this club. Other activities included talks by outstanding photographers, Field trips to places of photographic interest, participation in photo contests, and maintaining a club darla room. The officers this year were Chuclc l2oecl4, presi- dent, Jerry Brinlcer, vice-president, Beverly Van- Quclenhoven, secretary, and Dave Heinritz, treas- urer. SEATED: Brinker, Mr. Zimmerman, Poeclc, C. STANDING: Heinritz, Van Oudenhoven. . s i r i . , , f J. f' K ,. .... . ., W i ii 1 ,--., - .W - , I f ,,, I , "' ,4- , , ' -i . Q 5 A 1 I i TV A I 5, A x i i . rrti. . 1 r K . 1 A g 1 w:L4i,,gi kf,. J I ' p i g i tri ' s iii.. 5' A s . i t .. ,f K' 15554 - . f I 'L -f "Zi I. t ,.,. sa.. inasra f 1 9 1, - 4' J if.. ' " "i" I Q lif' , K W ., - , .rrt my if a.,aa, , 1 . san A ' n .'-, aa T r a I 'r.i I , I ,...f iiiii iiyr iii. I s . BOTTOM ROW: Schultz, Go., Gurnee, R., Fritz, Brcnsike. TOP ROW: Wollwage, Holehouse, Battleson, Lefevere. 92 . . . Activities Natural Science enthusiasts FRONT ROW: Zerbel, Hall, S., Eweld, Metzig, Beckley. BACK ROW: Council, Stohlman, Baumgartner, Greunke, Jem., Foley, Harrass The aim ol the Nature Club is expressed through their motto, "Seek Naturels Secrets." The club toolt Field trips, heard speeches and participated in the Wisconsin Academy of Junior Science. During the month ol December, members decorated the halls vvith Christmas vvreaths. The greens lor these wreaths vvere obtained on the club's annual trip to Center Swamp. Maintaining the school's museum was one ofthe Fine projects lor which this organization merits much credit. Under the direction ol a student curator, specimens were mounted, labeled and catalogued. The year's activities were advised by Mr. Charles Scribner and directed by these student ohficers: Barbara Siegel, president, Connie Menning, vice- president, Gerlinde Strehmel, secretary, and Robert Fentz, treasurer. Q1 ,.,, 4 , or "' S., 1,2 I , We-:i" in E , " " I ' it i5"4'a:,"f 5 - . gin E .351 It ,, sa 1 3, . SEATED: Fentz, Strehmel, G., Siegel, Mr. Scribner. STANDING: Fredricks, Holehouse. 5 u ik. visit 'Ji' fs a, 5 x"qbT:f chi 'r iw! P ti 'f aff I , 4 ls ggi Q r FRONT ROW: Woldt, C., Houlelc, Reinlce, Walter, Mitchell, B. BACK ROW: Beell, E., Scribner, J., Haisley, Lemon, Bloedorn. l Activities Careers For tomorrow- The sophomore girls proudly modeled their new ward- robes.-Fischer, Ch., Broclcman, S., Fischer, H., Kasten, J., Roohr, Hewitt, Johnson, G. SEATED: Kufner, M., Froehlich, Rendell, C. STANDING: Stecker, Miss Spence, Mossholder. . . Activities SEATED: DeBraal, J., Miller, Y., Stark, K., Newbury. STANDlNG: Pirner, Reinke, Brown, M. The phrase, "better homemalcers of tomorrow," justly describes the members of the Home Arts Club. Girls of the Home Economics Department who were furthering their lcnowledge in the held of home arts comprised the membership. present interior decorating trends, the social as well as homemalcing responsibilities of a hostess, the newest modes of the fashion world, and the care and use oi all homemalcing equipment were some of the informative discussions held at the bimonthly meetings of this organization. The president of the club, Joan Pirner was as- sisted by Yvonne Miller, vice-president, Nancy Newbury, secretary, Judy DeBraal, treasurer, Kathryn Stark, historian, and Margie Reinlce, parlia- mentarian. SEATED: Bierkvold, D., Van Roov, J. STANDING: Kleman, Miss O'Leary, Sipple. home and office Practicing for a profitable profession. Piette, C., Tank, S., Jacobs, N., Herbst, Y. Senior commercial students with at least an M plus in typewriting or shorthand and no lower than an M in ali other subjects qualitied for membership in Commercial Club. Meetings were held twice a month at school and in the students' homes. Guest speakers, including former A. H. S. graduates, oiiereci authentic information and advice on every- day oiiice situations and problems. Among its activities, the ciub assumed the re- sponsibility of typing entries for the "Patterns of Stardust" contest. The oiiicers oi the ciub were Sandra Tanic, presi- dent, Jeanine Weiss, vice-president, Joyce Luepice, treasurer, Kathy Wautiet, secretary, Janice Voight, Hiaiismann reporter, and Margie Jochman, his- torian. Mr. Bruno Krueger, with the help of the Commercial teachers, advised this club. L. BOTTOM ROW: Jenlzel, Taubel, C., DeShaney, D. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Robicliaud, Mignon, J,, Sclimalz. TOP ROW: Mr. Simon, Ward, Horn, Mr. Graff. BOTTOM ROW: Weiss, J., Jochman, M., Voigt, Ja. MIDDLE ROW: Lueolce, Wautlet. TOP ROW: Mrs. Sullivan, Tank, Mr. Krueger. BOTTOM ROW: Curtis, A., Williamson, Abel, Sh. MiDDLE ROW: Tews, P., Jacobs, N. Hcrbst. TOP ROW: Schreiter, LeClair, A., Vanderloop. Activities uWe'll baclc you to stan vw- BOTTOM ROW: Brewster, Selig, Briese, S., Schroeder, M., Darling, Laue, Piepenburg, Gardner, C., Kloes, P. SECOND ROW: Fulcer, N., Livingston, M., Smith, Dor., Manier, J., Zordel, Bowers, Davis, P., Bloomer. THIRD ROW: Schroeder, P., Roohr, Tank, N., Weber, R., Rudolf, E., Reed, Weller, Dhein, Theiss, Wilkinson, Krieclc. TOP ROW: Warner, J., Blum, Zurkow, Ballard, Schuman, McBain, Paul, J., Hansen, Sh., Simon, C., Ziesemer. 3' qgfrynr-1 ' a, Wfvig' Y 5 Pep Club's victorious prediction! 'S Pep Club, in its 'second year ol existence, reflects the fine spirit at Appleton l-ligh School. The pur- pose of the club is the stimulation ol greater student interest and attendance at interscholastic athletic events. With a membership oi almost QOO students. the club met the First and third Mondays of the month to plan their activities. On the afternoon preced- ing homecoming several groups lrom the Pep Club entertained the student body with slcits at a rousing pep rally. That evening the clubls "night ovvlsn were busy Finishing their homecoming Float. Spectators at high school football and baslcetball BOTTOM ROW: Johnson, G., Wink, P., Grohe, Maclcesy, Marslme, P., Brown, M., Voll Voigt, Ja., Fulton, Rammer, J. C G hl S J Kowallce Schreiter Hansen Sa Diestler J Fault Je Nutting. SECOND ROW: Pusch, Andersen, ., oe er, ., imos, , , , , , ., , ., THIRD ROW: Harties, Ja., Turkow, Pearl, Wiprud, Hoeffel, K., Petit, A., Siebers, Becker, M., Balza, Bauer B., Lewis, A. TOP ROW: Noclc, Menning, S., Betti, Schmirler, DeNoyer, Vanderlinden, Smedlund, J., Danley, Ewig, S., Bwig, K. 96 . . . Activities D I I il gamst the best in the land BOTTOM ROW: Bubolz, N., Parlc, Crowe, K., Roeclc L., Duszynslci, Hughes, D., Konz, L., Ellefson, C. SECOND ROW: Schermitzler, Faulc, Ju., Mignon, J., gchulz, S. Sorensen, Wilson, J., Laehn, Schiedermayer. THIRD POW: Plambeclc, Gertz, Royan, Metko, Barlow, Thallce, L., Jones, B., Rendall, C., Eiclcholf. TOP ROW: Feavel, R., Olsen, J., Barney, Schrage, Lappi, Jochman, Ju., Miller, Ju., Hooyman. games could immediately recognize the members by the new Pep Club Ubeaniesf' These along with the HShal4eroos" sold by the club to the student body lent color to the bleacher section. Through Pep Club, busses were chartered to many out-ol-town games. Consequently, Appleton High School had a large spirited following at all its games. Congratulations lor guiding the Pep Club to success in its second year go to the otlicers, Judy Coolc, president, Joyce Lueplce, vice president, Sandy Tank, secretary, Peggy Worden, treasurer, and Mr. Franlc Comella, Mr. Lester Schulz, and Miss Rita Steclcbauer, sponsors ol the club, Steering committee for pep sessions. Mr. Schulz, Lueplxe, Miss Steckbauer, Worden, Cook, J. x rdf ...l i I BOTTOM ROW: McEathron, Stenlund, Manegan, Whitman, S., Seering, Kirkpatrick, Schmidt, Caro., l-lartjes, Je., Mclntyre, S., Wagner. SECOND ROW: deVos, Abenclroth, Sh., Frommherz, Wetzel, Krause, Lo., Berkman, Heclcbert, McKenny, VanLieshout, V., Dennilc. THIRD ROW: Norseen, Balliet, C., Larsen, Hendricks, Dunsirn, N., Schatll, Feldhahn, Owin s. TOP ROW: Schmidt, A., McKee, G., Krejche, LeMoine, M., Trinrud, Miller, Car., Chmiel, Coggeshall, Buss, P., Heuer, M, Activities . Fight, team, Fight! C'mon! Sink it! Responsible for a large part of !5xl'lSis loyal school spirit were our lively, vivacious cheer- leaders. Their contribution at games was the extra boost needed lor another Field goal or Free throw. cheering at all junior varsity events were the B squad cheerleaders, who were Sarah Brewster, Barbara Dhein, Judy Manier, and Bonnie Weller. Varsity cheerleaders led cheers at all varsity football and basketball games. Co-captains lor the First semester were Marian Zordel and Barbara Bloomer, second semester, Judy Paul and Pita Weber. All four girls were seniors, and were en- thusiastically assisted by Joan lVlcBain, Mary Ellen Bowers, and Trisha Davis. Letters were awarded to those cheerleaders who passed the scholastic standard set for all athletes, cheered at 8092 oi all performances, and were members in good standing oi pep Club. Miss Steclcbauer was the adviser. Fight! Vw 1' . ffilllf at iii!-'i xx"s I , t -'A ' 'f,,.gig'l B squaders: Barb Dhein, Judy Manier, Bonny Weller, Sarah Brewster Barb Bloomer, Patricia Davis, Mary Ellen Bowers, Judy Paul, Marian Zordel, Joan McBain, Rita Weber . . Activities Printers-Keep 'em rolling ?,.'l,.L 1 1--',...,.-Tir Meri Rimpleand Doug Rindt watch as Tom Jacobs runs offa few copies SEATED: Arnold, D. STANDING: Mitchell, K., Schultz, J., London, L. ""k. Harry Hameister, Duane Foth and Mitchell Gebheim get set to roll 'em. The monthly school calendars seen in every classroom was one oi the ambitious projects oi the Printers Club, now in its second year of organiza- tion. This club oilered further practical application of the art oi printing in turning out all ticlcets and programs For the various activities of A. l-I. S. lheir biggest undertaldng vvas the publication oi Quill and Scrolls "Patterns oi Stardust" of which they were a co-sponsor. lheir program tor the year con- sisted of advanced vvorl4 in printing and Field trips through printing establishments in the community. Leading the club in these activities was President l-larry l-lameister. l-le vvas assisted by Secretary- lreasurer Don Arnold, and Mr. Armin Gerhardt, faculty adviser. FRONT: Mr. Gerhardt, Hameister, Arnold, D., London, L, BACK: Rimpl, Mitchell, K., Schultz, J., Gebheim, M., Foth, D., Rindt, Jacobs, T. Activities . . RCMCITIBCI' Wl"lCl'l.? 1-. "T.B. or not T.B.?" That is the question that Dr. Russo is attempting to answer lor Karen Laehn, Barbara Van Lieshout, and Alice Dietzner. Brothers ol the brush?" Bob Meek, Jim Rudolf, Jack Jungers, Jerry Wren, Fred Piette, and Erv Strader. 199 so ' x X X ' 1 Jungel Jive through the courtesy of Joe Strlngham, Jim "Music Maestro, please!" Mr. Comella and Mr. Mendez. at Salentine, Jim Rudolf, Jerry Lecy, and Bill Zanzig. Wow! ls this for real? 100 . . . Activities , K Q . . , ,i I " - i Q, . , . if F x if' "Spring has Sprung" for Bob Boettcher, Mary Quella, Jerry Herrmann, Margaret Seeliger, and Betty McDonald. fx Qf . M4 l"L7Y'S 1 1 1 XY. 'N A - xx 1 ' V A YW my 3 V Vw' -I 'W X-, .ff fl, I fl 47 E-- ,, J K7 lfl Speak i, .-' 8: .set A KEY TomVerlcuilen Jimlfischer Mikelllwelling JimWinlc www We-ww 7 . t 4 1 - iff l ' " 1' 4 f fr, ' ' K. W ,. ,, H gm, . , ' Q V H' 'vkxffuflf-' , , f - K, aa. ' - 'i 1. ,"-, 1:.,.w-K 1 fi i a t it WL. .. Bob l-lietpas Jaclc Rademacher Dick Rendell Jim Schulze Milce Wenzel John Cotton Dick King Dave Verlcuilen Don Schabo Jerry Kain :W , if" ,wt 'lef- . rl, i!Qta?l wt , . 102... in FRVC STANDlNGS W l. l Appleton ........ ..,, 6 l O Green Bay East .... ,..4 Q 'l Green Bay West .... .... 4 3 O Manitowoc ....... . , .3 Q Q Qshkosh ....... .... 3 3 1 Fond du l-dc ....,.. .... Q 3 Q Sheboygan Central .... .,,, Q 5 O Sheboygan North . ,. ....'l 6 O Sports Strilce Up the Band for the Champs Well, they did itl The Appleton l-ligh School foot- ball edition of 1956 did something which happened only twice in the annals of A, l-l. S., the last time having been in 1947. They won the undisputed Fox River Valley Conference football championship. The Terrors lost their league opener to Green Bay East, but from then on, il was an entirely different story. The Dillon and l-lamann-men proceeded to roll over every opponent in its way as they annexed a 6-'l record and the crown. The Terror ironmen built an offensive machine that literally mowed dawn its opposition and a de- fensive wall that was hard to penetrate. Not only did they have the superior record, but the well-bal- anced Terrors, either as a team or individually, cap- tured almost all ofthe l:.R.V.C. statistics. lndividually the stalwart Terrors were also stand- outs. They dominated the all-conference football teams by placing five men. End Tom Verl4uilen. the only junior to win the first team citation, made both the offensive and defensive teams. Jim Schulze. the only unanimous choice, was named quarterbaclc. Jaclt Rademacher and Dave Verl4uilen made the TERROR SCOREBOARD Appleton 16 Menasha ........ .... 1 4 Appleton ..... O Green Bay East .... . . 7 Appleton ..... 32 Sheboygan North ...... Q0 Appleton ..... 20 Fond du Lac ...... . . 7 Appleton ..... 'IO Green Bay West .....,. 7 Appleton ..... Q8 Sheboygan Central ..... 6 Appleton ..... 39 Oshkosh .......,,.... '13 Appleton ..... 32 Manitowoc ,.,. . . . 7 offensive alignment at taclcle and guard respectively. Milce Wenzel was placed on the defensive unit as a line- backer. Then, to sum up the honors, the Terrors placed two on the all-state eleven. Jim Schulze climaxed his brilliant prep grid career by sharing the quarterbaclc berth on the "dream team," and big Tom Verlcuilen won an end position. Verltuilen was also piclced as one of the top seventy-eight high school football players in the na- tion by Senior SCf10lC1SliC. Coach Ade Dillon was honored as he shared the l:.R.V.C. "coach of the year" recognition. BOTTOM ROW: Woldt, S , Schabo, D., King, R., Kickland, R., Cotton, Schulze, J., Wenzel, Fischer, J., Hietpas, R., Salentine, Dittmer, Stringham. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Van Horn, Eich, Otto, B., Rendail, R., King, P., Kunitz, Paessler, Tyvol, Kobs, B., Kain, J., Peterson, R., Kloes, R., Ulweliing, M., Landis. THIRD ROW: Coach Dillonglr. Peterson, D., Hoffman, RKAMi5nortij, E., Jury, Koepke, Rademacher, Hamann, H., Verkuilen, T. E., Verkuilen, D., Borum, Lecy, J., W nic J., Reigel, Schaffer, R., ggert, Bob, Coach Hamann, gr, Lan e. TOP ROW: Zuleger, Konz, J., Christie, Franzlce, M., Christensen, Tank, D., Henning, Yeakey, Boyle, Ja., Reeve, Brummund, Bedard, Heimmerman, Bosin, Ahrens, T Sports . . . 103 '8 lj? 'Wm ' - , .4 A ' nn Running like tl1is- and blocking like this produced scenes like these Sports .rr 2- A A ' ' With a championship season- you can expect smiles and iubilancy. Soph Gridmen. BOTTOM ROW: Ferrzl,Dreyer,Bellir1, Stroker, K., Dzfferding, I., Hartung, Roemer, P., Hahn, fl., Ebbzn, Foellzer. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr, L. Madden, Verkunlen, T. M., Bunkzlman, Krueger, W., Sullivan, J., Towslzy, Mzridith, Thomas, R., Vanllyzin, Hall, J., Falk, Oashger, Mgr. Bubolz, J TOP POW: Coach Zimmerman, Gerdron, Krueger, J., Losszlyong, P., Fulczr, R., Photz, Scribner, J., Arnoldussen, L., Loker, Lecy, R., Beaumont, Ouclla, T., Schroeder Rob., Olson, C., Coach Ediger. Sports . . . 105 FRVC STANDINGS W l. Appleton ....... . . .'IO 4 Manitowoc ............ 9 5 Sheboygan North ....... 9 5 Green Bay East .... , . . 8 6 Green Bay West. . 4 ... 7 7 Qshlcosh .....,.. .... 5 9 Fond du Lac .....,...... 4 'IO Sheboygan Central ...... 4 WO John Cotton Jim Zoellc Jim Schulze Jack Redemacher Dick Koepke Dick King Tom E. Verkuilcn Bill Bedard Jerry Olm Mike Ulwelling Dave Ehlke Jack Ulwelling Dave Schuetter Howie Hamann 1 C -F I 3 , X .fx 3 ' :T x V ' in Y . 3., i, i ,fm-w:,i55?i55?i3d.i, Q 4 . T . K :Ijff -Q 33, .,x'?-923' :, f M . ,iv " sw Q1 2 4' We . . . Kings of the Court TERROR SCOREBOARD Appleton. . . Appleton. . . Appleton Appleton Appleton. . . Appleton Appleton. . . Appleton. . . Appleton Appleton. . . Appleton. . . Appleton. . . Appleton Appleton. . . Non-Conference . . .45 Kimberly ..... . . . .37 . . .81 Menasha .... . . . .69 ...SO Neenah .......... .58 ...79 Stevens Point. . ....55 Conference 'lst Qnd 'lst 2nd .61 65 East ........ 60 64 .56 63 Oshkosh .... 39 64 .73 78 Central ..... 51 65 .67 69 West. ...,.. 60 63 .ss 69 Mm, ,,.... 56 73 .69 77 Fondy ...... 56 56 .55 59 North ..,.. .60 58 Tournament ....53 Oshlcoshu.. ,...55 ....64 Neenah..........56 ....64 NewLondon,....50 Two-thirds ol the "Triple Crown"-this is the addition the cagers contributed to the glorious pages, begun by the gridders, ofthe 1956-'57 year. It was up to the thincladders to sweep the FRVC season and complete a year spotlighted in the annals ol A. l-l. S. Yes, the Terror courtmen won their First solo league baslcetball championship in six years. The Emanuelmen had to fight a class battle all the way, in fact, right down to the Final buzzer. As seen in the light of their record, the Orange and Blue waded through an uneasy season Filled with upsets. The Terrors, who were experts at playing "hair-raising" games, started the season with a "bang," ran into some Hheartbrealcersf' and climaxed by surging ahead ol the thrilling race to capture the crown. The titlists were paced by their all-conference baclccourt duo, Jaclc Ulwelling and Jim Schulze. Ulwelling, a high-scoring junior, was selected as the most valuable player and Schulze was elected honorary captain by the team. Ulwelling was also named on the AP all-state quintet-the First time the state has honored prep cagers. f:'f"w Q KNEELING: Managers Voeclcs, Schaffer, T. STANDING: Schulze, J., Ehllte, Ulwelling, M., Schuetter, Olm, Koeplte, llademacher, Hamann, H., Verlcuilen, T. E., Zoellt, King, R., Ulwelling, J., Bedard, Cotton, Coach Emanuel. Sports . . . 107 J. 'Ist Q8 32 35 47 48 45 33 NEELINGF thmel,URtEhD JFTkDR hdJ ik, 110... Racquet Squad To all tennis players, spring is the most exciting season of the school year as they talce to the courts lor their practice and matches. With four returning lettermen, seniors Bruce Kobs, Daril ali Daril Riley scores for A.H.S. with an overhead smash. Riley, Tom Meyer, and junior Chuclc Riley, Coach Ade Dillon had the nucleus ol a strong team. Along with the lettermen, Coach Dillon hacl a promising group of underclassmen. ,L - V 4 V 1. mf .' .'- V A: U' 'gl i ",,.e.'i1g?if nf " . .Lk ,I ,V Qgf. V. X. .A,x.x,1.V rx 'X :x,:,Xl.yq. xt'l,Jl',r7v. W. If , ya Bruce Kobs prepares for a return i tv L . 'a ig34?f5:3i'vf+'fg:Y - -A Y' .i -' , w w - - , 'ray . shot with a backhand. , fx. A X, 3 htbfgxti.. Q: . 'lr 'iiiiflf 'K -' 1, i' ASX 'H , ,- .l1l4'luffx'l. iii ill-f'?Q'lQ?41 . ' 6.4 Chuck Riley strains to reach the ball as Tom Meyer sets his position. FRONT ROW: Kloehn, R., Semmelhaclt, Kreiner, Baurain Lembcke, R., Spector, Bruclrs. 14" zfv TEA' 'L MIDDLE ROW: Riley, C., Mclntyre, D., Jenneriahn, T., Meyer, T., Kobs, B., Riley, D., Nass, Jungers, F. BACK ROW: Jacobs, T., Murphy, Ri., Meyer, D., Armstrong, Bauman, Zimmerman, J., Towsley, Lefevre, Schutz, Finnegan, M., Deflerding, W., Coach Dillon. Sports X ttlll I' .. fr" John Cotton, Don Loker, Dave Verkuilen, and Harvey Thibert out for a training spin. Junior weightman Howie Hamann crouches for a shot-put effort. Terror Thinclads .. H 'H Coach Ray Kinziger, in his debut as traclc coach at A. H. S., loolced forward to a bright traclc season with the return of fourteen lettermen. Duplicating schedules of past years, the Terror thinclacls led oil the season with the Madison West Relays in early April. After a number of dual meets, the cindermen competed in the FRVC meet and relays, plus the state meet. This year a possible "triple crown" provided extra incentive. With football and baslcetball titles already tuclced under their belts, the Terrors hoped to annex the conference traclc championship. Co-captains Jim Schulze and Mike Uiwelling work on sprint starts . ' l zfiifii .. ef "LJ ig .71--153' E . .. ..- .M . . 4 V. .- -- p 1 V V -a-.rl-. ,H ,K ' '32 'Q Q. -s 4 5 ' A -e. .. .--. JJS' '.. , M..-.. - .1 -. .,. .- Es!-1 W.: 110415, BOTTOM ROW: Olson, C., Langdolr, Simwon, R., Hameister, H., Yonan, Boettcher, Kneip, C., Verlruilen, D., Thibert, Schulze, J., co-captain Ulwelling,M.,Dittmer Petersen, R. Jooss,Strin5hem Schaffer R. ink J. Treiber J. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr. Binsiield, Wenzel, Hahn, D., King, R., Heuer, T., Brummund, Zuleger, Hoizer, Kunitz, Kain, J., Verkuiien, T. E., Cotton, Dohr, Kloes, R., Borum, Simp- son, W. Meyer, L., Loclzery, Kickland, R., Basin, Heimmermann, Franzke, M., Bellin. TOP ROW: Coach Kinziger, Mgr. Potter, Mgr. Peterson, D., Gerdron, Schroeder, Rob., Fulcer, R., Strehmel, U., Remmen, Thomas, R., Burns, Lecy, R., Beaumont, Klein, goylehge., Eich, Gebheim, M., Koepke, Loker, Reeve, Casper, W., Norris, Ano, Bunlzleman, Gosha, A., Krueger, J., Scribner, J., Verkuilen, T. M., Wolters, Krueger, ., en. Sports . . .111 Ten-Pin Alley BCHTPM ECW: Seeger, Da., Hansen, B., Hall, J., Baurain, Foelker, Johnson, Lel., o nec t. TOP ROW: Brooks, D., Strutz, R., Miller, R., Stefles, R., Schroeder, J., Lutz, Wichmann. is ,, . A X . ,,,. BOTTOM ROW: Schultz, R., Rosenberg, Treiber, J., Boettcher, Heinritz, Wegner, Parker. TOP ROW: Hemmen, Simpson, R., Pollard, B., Trinrud, D., Miller, Do., Stoeger, Besaw, J., Krause, La. BOTTOM ROW: Ricrden, Peterson, J., Schultz, T., Isaacson, Forbeck, Schultz, B., Staedt. TOP ROW: Laux, D., Feavel, S., Witzke, D., Fischer, J., Kobs, B., Lecy, J., Hostettler, J., Hameister, H. 112 . . . Sports 1 Yea- .. ' ,, I ' I .V s. ' ' BOTTOM ROW: Zebik, Smudde, T., Kranzusch, J., Curtis, D. TOP ROW: Relien, Fentz, Dykema, Ahrens, T., Kronberg, K. Bowling, the sport of good fellowship and relaxation, attracted approximately seventy boys to l'lahn's Alleys Fridays alter school to test their skill under the Fire ol competition. The American League was comprised of six sophomore teams, while eight teams, con- sisting of upperelassmen, formed the National League. The ranks increased lour teams over last year because ol a large group of incoming sophomores. The lceglers taking over the duties ol club ollicers this year were: Jay Hostettler, presi- dent, Kurt Kronberg, vice-president, Steve Relien, secretary, and Bob Stevenson, treas- urer. Coach Lawrence Witzke is the club's faculty adviser. BOTTOM ROW: Ganzel, Baumgertner, Spector, Liesch, T., Kray, T. TOIP ROW: VanderLinden, N., Nowak, V., Dietz, Schaefer, M, Sullivar Girl lceglers strilce again 7' ' . " st., lik BOTTOM POW: Pirner, Mueller, J., Herrman, Jimos, Rohm, Miller, A. BOTTOM ROW: Kositzlce, J.,Piette,J.,Kulner,M.,Ward,Jenlcel,Woldt,C TOP ROW: Reinlce, DeBraal, S., DeBraal, J., Schattl, Bruso. The girls, not to be outdone by the boys, toolc over the Arcade Bowling Alley every Tuesday afternoon to try their luclc at spilling the pins, and to enjoy a wholesome activity. The league, open to all girls, was comprised ol eight teams this year. The feminine l4eglers worked on the funda- mentals to improve their games. Some ol the advanced bowlers were even eying that perfect score ol 300. The highlight of the season was the annual Mixed Doubles Tournament, which was held during the Christmas holiday. Secretaries for this year were Judy Kositzlce and Peg Fairchild. Judy De Braal, Jean Navarrete, Audrey Weber, Peggy Fairchild, Janice Kruclceburg, Nancy Tanlc, Judy Kositzlce, and Shirley Broclcman served as team captains. The club is under the direction of Miss Pauline Gaertner. TOP ROW: Miller, Cer., West, M., Weber, A., Stark, K. ... -- ..... 1 , , .,,,. I X BOTTOM ROW: Baur, Gust, Gurnee, J., Broclcmen, S., Schinlze, J., Dunsirn, M. TOP ROW: Sievert, Johnson, J., Beyer, Ru., Tank, N., Daniels, P., Priebe. BOTTOM ROW: Schueler, D., Wenkey, N., Fairchild, Heller, Hoh, B., Jonen. TOE RSDW: Radtke, L., Knutson, Strobl, P., Kruckeberg, Meckesy, Polishinski, Kozlow- s i, . Sports . . . 113 Tl1ey're on the ball FRONT ROW: Worden, Brown, M., Mossholder, McCarthy, Crabb, Walters, Benoit, Sorensen. BACK ROW: Wanlcey, N., Belling, Huhn, J., Kolosso, J., Jahnlce, S., Schrage, Rcthe, Hughes, D. Playing during noon hours and alter school on Fri- days, ninety ambitious girls tried their slcill and co- ordination in one or more of the four sports ollered by the Girls Intramural Athletic Association. During the year a choice of baslcetball, volleyball, tennis and softball were offered. FRONT ROW: Roohr, Gammelin, Schroeder, P., Schinlze, J., Diestler, Defferding, J., Wetzel, Curtis, A. BACK ROW: Kiefer, Reim, Thyssen, B., l-loufelc, R., Gill, Duszynslci, Brown, N., Krause, Lo. 1 . . Sports 51 FRONT ROW: Coggeshall, Brooks, J. Ann, Lueplce, Miller, Car. BEACK ROW: Miss Gaertner, Menning, C., Cook, J., Kreiling, L., Miss Brezezin s i. Through the year, sports heads lor the club were: Carol Miller and Judy Broolcs, basketball, Joyce Lueplce and Carol Hansen, volleyball, Judy Cool: and Connie Menning, softball, and Sally Coggeshall and LuAnn Kreiling, tennis. The advisers for G. l. A. A. are Miss Pauline Gaertner and Miss Theodosia Brezezinslci. FRONT ROW: Mannebach, Lynch, J., Brown, S., Stark, R., Reed, McBein, Wochos. BACK ROW: Darling, A., Piepenberg, Schroeder, M., Laue, Dunsirn, M., John- son, B., Morrissey. Sweeping with the Curlers The popularity of curling in the intramural program this past year was evident in the successful season en- joyed and the increased membership of Fifteen enthusiasts over last year. The boys met every Tuesday alter school at the Pierce Parlc Curling Shaclc. They were divided into seven teams called rinlcs, each captained by a skip. The slcips this year were: Jim Klein, Paul Jaclc, Tom Meyer, Dave Witzke, Bruce Alton, Peter Alcmentins, and Jim Gloudemans. Coach Lawrence Witzlce was the club adviser. A bonspiel was held at the end of regular league play. ..,,,,,,. KNEELING: Jaclt, Meyer, T. STANDING: Klein, Akmentins, P., Witzlte, D., Gloudemans, Alton. FRONT ROW: Sheehy, Landis, Kuhr, Christensen, W., VanDoren, Vollmer, Dohr, Borsche. BACK ROW: Reeve, Temple, T., Konz, J., Ragus, Holzer, Brummund. . --tra. -s-,MM FRONT ROW: Kunitz, DeBruin, G., Stevenson Bergmann, Hoeflel, P., Christie, Coach Witzke. BACK ROW: Loclrery, Miller, Da., Benton, Rosen berg, Boettcher, Treiber, J., Deflerding, W. Sports . . The Art of the Greelcs and Spartans 5 I IN THE AIP: Plach, J. LOOKING ON: Battleson, Norris, Defferding, W., Madden, L., Schlude, Frahm, S., Elsner, Mannebach, Johnson, B. Mats, bars, and rings were brought out during the halltimes ol home baslcet- ball games this year, as members of the A. I-l. S. Tumbling Club demonstrated feats of teamwork, muscular develop- ment, and tumbling sl4ill. All boys and girls interested in tumbling found this club the ideal place to turn their ex- cess energy into worthwhile slcills. The tumblers used not only mats, rings, horses, and parallel and hori- zontal bars, but also the trampoline, the favorite of gymnasts everywhere. Members of this organization benefited by acquiring improved body co-ordina- tion and physical development. The club, with a membership of thirty- five, was under the direction of Coach David Blaclc and met every Monday alter school during the baslcetball sea- son. BOTTOM ROW: Yonen, Mennebach, Defferding, J., DeShaney, D., Dunsirn, M., Elsner, Johnson, B., Thiel, J., Marsh, Y., Gebheim, M. MIDDLE ROW: Kippenhan, L., Krueger, W., Hawley, Hewitt, Gurnee, J., Baur, Wink, P., Heuer, M., Frahm, S., Schlude, Solberg, S., Byfield, D. TOP ROW: Prink, Sanders, Kreiner, Madden, L., Zerbel, Deflerding, W., Boldt, Battleson, Norris, Fulcer, R., Plach, J., Heuer, T. 116 . . .Sports William Tell Enthusiasts program. "ls it a bullseye?"-Judy VenderLinden, Carl Zimmer and Mary Van Dyke. Was it the adventures of Robin l-lood the story oi William Teil, or the thrill ol the bow and arrow hunt that has increased the interest in Archery Club? Whatever the reason, archery at A. I-I. S. is last becoming a top sport Underthe duecuon of Coach Dawd Bhck Archery Club orlers opportunities to learn and practice this art ol the archers. Fundamentals, including correct stance, el iective shooting techniques, and proper care ol equipment, are featured in this organization s 313. u 4 rl .4 .1-.1 Z: .3 -L4 lg!!-'ij BOTTOM ROW: Schlude, Frahm, S., Eisner, Beur, Solberg, S., Mader, S., Redline, A., Stark, K., Schneider, M., Brown, J., Gruber. TOP POW: Ganzen, Grapengieser, C., Sprister, Korth, D., Barnes, Weber, A., Rohn, Battleson, Treiber, J., Baurain. 1 K l. l ' .'-r 53", --v .lg Q BOTTOM POW: Schmitt, West, R., West, S., VanderLinden, J., Van Dylre, Jehnlze, Schuh, P., Fischer, P., Chapin, Chempeeu. TOP ROW: Mantz, Stelfes, Peterson, J., Schutz, Starfeldt, Besaw, J., Barrett, Kiclrland, C., Seidler, Gebheim, D., Zimmer, Carl. Sports Court Jesters display their talents BOTTOM ROW: Block, Boettcher, Treiber, J., Kuhl. MIDDLE ROW: Bauman, Reeve, Mclntyre, D., Kunitz, Lcos. TOP ROW: Schultz, T., Schultz, W., Graba, Simpson, R., Norris, Simpson, W. E5 - - BOTTOM ROW: Scribner, J., Ebben, Prue, Korth, D. MIDDLE ROW: Hostettler, J., Kneip, C., Thibert, Hill, Meyer, T., Bartman TOP ROW: Hostetller, D., Borum, Heegeman, Kloes, R., Casper, W. Q an A BOJTTOM ROW: Coach Witzke, Wegner, Parker, Holzer, Zimmerman, J., TOE Gurnee, R., Armstrong, Van Gompel, Zebilc, La Plant, Remmen i ey, . 118 . . . Sports BOTTOM ROW: Trinrud, D., Yealrey, Schroeder, Rob., Van Doren, Mahoney. MIDDLE ROW: Culbertson, Roemer, J., Gosha, A., Paessler, Koleske, Stevenson, Moen, Ashman. TOP ROW: Schabo, D., Kobs, B., Strader, Wenzel, Rettler, P., Verlcuilen, D., Salentine, Fischer, Ja. The sound ol a ball against hardwood was heard every Saturday morning in the A. l'l. S. gym, as the teams of the Saturday Morning Basketball League squared oil in hard fought games. The league was composed of two sections-the National and the American. The National League had eight teams composed of upperclassmen, while six teams. made up mostly of sophomores, comprised the American League. The two leagues were formed under the direction ol Coach Lawrence Witzke. They were accessible to any boy with ambition and energy enough to arouse himself on Saturday morning. It gave the boys an opportunity to put their basketball slcills to the test and otlered wholesome recreation and fellowship. - l.. BOTTOMTROW: Losselyong, Hall, J., Anderson, Pa., Hahn, R., Foelker, Young, MLSSLEKIROAW: Murphy, Ro., Lefevre, Meyer, D., Zanzig, J., Bunlrleman, Lecy R., TORQROTW: Krueger, W., Defferding, W., Bubolz, J., Kuba, J., Jesse, F., Grimmer R.. Schultz, Ge. a ., lx. X 'O Q ,xnxx Xgf ,xx 4 , A ffl G ix X ai, if 1T' ,ff y. Ax X 1' KX 1 W LR Xa' .f f Xx ff fl, R f ft 1 ,fyhf X JH f ,xi x ,MX w ff l N I my 'Q 4. O-pq' J :J iw .Afmau CRAFTSMANSHIP SHIELD The president ol our student body, James Wink added to his honors by receiving the Craltsmanship Shield, a tribute I to the most outstanding senior of A. l'l. S. A student of unquestionable character, leadership, scholarship and serv- ice, Jim was chosen by a vote of the faculty. l-le demon- strated his varied talents in athletics, forensics and dramatics, his interests lound expression in German and Camera Clubs, and his citizenship was evidenced by his selection for Badger Boys' State and Student Council. James Wink SEATED: Carol Ward, Joyce Luepke, Ann McEat-hron, Bob Meek, liiz Temple, Judi Beglinger, Mike Ulwelling, Betsy Davis, Sandra Schulz, Daril Riley: G STANDING: Bruce Alton, Bob Boettcher, Sue Wilkinson, Ramona Trinrud, David Ehlke, Mary Kay Becker, Marilyn Saiberlich, James Van Horn, Jacqueline Hansen, er- linda Strehmel, James Wink. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twenty-one seniors joined the official roll of the National Honor Society at a ceremony in the auditorium on April First. Character, scholarship, leadership and service were the qualities considered in determining membership. During the induction the new members took the society's oath and received their membership cards and gold pins. Dr. Ralph Alton. father ol an inductee, was the speaker. Alter the program a reception lor members, parents and faculty was held in the Early American Room. D. A. R. AWARD The Daughters ol the American Revolution annually presents their citizenship award to a worthy senior girl. Jacqueline l-lansen was this year's recipient. She was chosen by her classmates from a list ol nominees compiled by senior student councillors and advisers. Jacqueline Hansen 120 . . . Honors SYLVESTER NIELSEN AWARD An envious accomplishment recog- nized on awards day is that of main- taining a perfect scholastic average for seven semesters. Gold pen and pencil sets are an- nually awarded by Sylvester and Nielsen, lnc. in tribute to this scholar- ship. The class of '57 had four students with a perfect record. David Ehllze, Barbara Christoferson, Betsy Davis, Barbara Siegel lm' Nbvt SEATED: Karl Brummund, Gerard DeBruin, Joan McBain, Mary Quella, Denny Paul. STANDING: Thomas E. Verlcuilen, Howard Hamann, James Zwerg, Lynn Meyer, John Kellogg, Tom Benton, Richard King, David Mclntyre, David Schuetter, Ronald Kuh Bob Landis, John Ulwelling, Dave Miller, John Cotton. ABSENT: Catherine Fanselow. BADGER BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Badger State, held at Madison for the girls and at Ripon for the boys, is an eight day program. Delegates are assigned to political parties which set ' up moclc city, county and state governments. A half day is spent at the state legislature. A typical day at Badger State includes lecture courses, discussion groups and government classes. After the evening sessions the colorful campaigning be ins. The day closes with vesper services. lghe Junior class selects.the delegates on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, character and interest in American Government. The program is sponsored by the American Legion and its Auxiliary. FLAG RAISERS Qne of the traditions at A.l'l.S. is to select two seniors as honorary flag raisers. Marilyn Saiberlich and Nlilce Wenzel were chosen by their senior fellow students for this high honor on the basis of good citizenship and character. I I I I Along with their many other activities these students faithfully carried Mn" Www' 'nd M"'lY" S"b"l'cf" out the duties of their honor each day. Honors . . . 121 2ND YEAR Marilyn Saiberlich Ramona Trinrud Honors GERMAN AWARD Each year some outstanding senior receives the honor of having his name engraved on the German honor pIaque. This honor is a result ofcompleting two years of superior worIc in German, showing Ieader- ship and scholarship qualities and actively partici- pating in German Club. Marilyn Saiberlich was this year's honored student. LATIN AWARD Sandra Schulze Eta Sigma Phi, the honorary Ian- guage fraternity of Lawrence College, awarded Sandra Schulze a medal for four years of excellence in Latin. Her consistent and outstanding contribu- tions to this department were the determining factor in the balloting by the fourth year Latin students for this award. 1ST YEAR . SPANISH AWARD Sandie Laue To an outstanding First year Spanish student, a silver medal is presented. This year's recipient was Sandra Laue. Sandy main- tained a high average in I Spanish and was an ac- - tive member of "EI Club de Espanol." SPANISH AWARD Ramona Trinrud With a great deal of pride, the Spanish Club awarded the second year Spanish award, a gold medal, to Ramona Trinrud. The officers of the club chose Ramona because of her excellence in Spanish, her active participation as treasurer of Spanish Club and her genuine interest in this department. Barbara Mathews HAUGEN NURSES' SCHOLARSHIP The Haugen Nursing Scholar- ship and award of S150 to Presbyterian I-lospital, Chicago, is presented to a student going into nursing. This year's worthy recipi- ent was senior, Barbara Mathews. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS The Harvey Pierre Post No. 2775 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars honored Ramona Trinrud with its annual fellowship. A S50 savings bond and an engraved certificate were awarded in recog- nition of Ramona's good citizenship, sense of responsibility, scholar- ship, Fine character and extra curricular participation ELKS CITIZENSHIP AWARD Thomas Flanagan The Ellcs Lodge of Appleton annually sponsors a contest open to high school seniors. A com- prehensive test on the U. S. con- stitution and government is the basis ol competition. Thomas Flan- agan, who attained the highest score, received a S100 award and, consequently, enters state com- petition lor the S400 prize. G. I. A. A. AWARD Harlene Uecker A S100 award is given to a senior girl who has shown interest and ability in the Fields of health or physical education and plans to further her education in one ol these Fields. Harlene Ueclcer was chosen by the high school scholarship committee to receive the physical education scholarship donated by the Girls' lntramural Athletic Association. MARX AWARDS Every year Marx Jewelers talces pride in presenting gold watches to the boy and girl who are outstanding leaders in intramural sports. Not only do these students show leadership and Fine sportsmanship but they also help with the Ubaclcstageu worlc ol organized intramural sports. This year the Marx awards were presented to Carol Miller and John Treiber. Carol Miller Ramona Trinrud John Treiber Honors James Schulze 1 Beverly Rendell 55 , r fl . . 'ii 124... Sue Wilkinson Honors AMERICAN LEGION ATHLETIC AWARD The winner ol this year's American Legion Athletic Award was Jim Schulze. The honor is given to the outstanding senior athlete by the Johnston-Blessman Post Number 38. Jim was a fine all-around athlete. On the gridiron, his poise and quarterbacking skill won him all-conference and all-state honors. His basketball generalship led to all-conference and all-area laurels. As a trackman, he was known lor his speed and pole-vaulting. Jim captained all three sports in his senior year. A. A. U. W. SCHOLARSHIP This year the American Association ol University Women Scholarship was given to Beverly Rendall. The scholar- ship ol Si 50 is annually awarded to a worthy senior girl who plans to attend Lawrence College. JAYCETTE SCHOLARSHIP The Junior Chamber of Comerce Auxiliary annually awards a S900 scholarship to a senior girl entering a school of nursing in the state of Wisconsin. Margie Jochman was chosen lor this year's Jaycette Schol- arship. Margie Jochman ELKS YOUTH LEADERSHIP Seniors Sue Wilkinson and James Wink were honored as the winners of the Elks "Youth Leadership" ' award. Primary eligibility was decided by a laculty committee. Students then Filed applications with reports based on their leadership and service ac- complishments in school, church and civic activities. A S50 award was presented to each of these leaders by the Elks Lodge. James Wink SPECTOR AWARD The outstanding sophomore of 1957 was John Scribner. ln recognition of his scholastic achieve- ments and leadership potentialities, John was awarded the Spector Trophy. A promising future is in store for John who has been creatively active in music, forensics, and ath- letics in school as well as in many other community activities. John Scribner STATE ORATORICAL CHAMPION Daril Riley has distinguished himself in the Field of oratory by winning First place in the state American Legion Oratorical Contest held March 6 at LaCrosse. His winning oration was entitled "The Constitution for all Ameri- cans." l-laving placed First in local, regional, district and state com- petition, Daril was qualified to compete in the ninth district contest at Fairbault, Minnesota against winners from Minnesota, North Dalcota, and South Dalcota. Daril Riley ELKS MOST VALUABLE STUDENTS Considered worthy of the Ellcs' Most Valuable Student award were Betsy Davis and David Ehllce, seniors of the 1957 class. A committee of faculty members nominated eligible students, and the Ellcs Lodge made the Final selection. ln addition to the honor, Betsy and Dave received Fifty dollars each from H. C. this organization. Betsy Davis David Ehlke Honors . . Sponsors of I957 The following Appleton business and professional people have willingly and generously indicated their in est in our city's schools and this worthwhile publication ol our high school by giving their Financial support. ACCOUNTANTS BAKERIES CHIROPRACTORS E. A. Dettman 84 Co. Richard U. Landreman Willard J. Schenck Schumaker, Derscheid 8: Co. ARCHITECTS Raymond N. Le Vee 84 Associates Wisconsin Chapter American Institute of Architects AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS, SERVICE AND SUPPLY Appleton Battery 84 Ignition Service Appleton Motor Co. Baur Truck 84 Equipment, Inc. Bee Line Frame 84 Alignment Service Christy Service Station Cloud Buick Co. Gibson Company, lnc. I'Iaupt Auto Sales I'Ierb's Mobil Service Junction Service Station Kramer Ridge Co. Laux Motor Co. Pierce Auto Body Works Ray's Tire Shop Rector Motor Co. AI Rudolf Motors, Inc. Sharp Auto Body Service Sherry Motors Thompson's Service Station Tusler Motor Co. Joe Verrier Service Station Verrier-Schmit Service Station Wagner's Super Service Winkler 8: Baur, Inc. Wisconsin Auto Wrecking Co. Zeh Motor Sales AWNINGS Appleton Awning Shop 126 . . . Sponsors Bestler Bakery Elm Tree Bakery ManderFieId's I-Iome Bakery Service Bakery of Appleton Tastee Bakery BANKS Appleton State Bank First National Bank Outagamie County- Bank BEAUTY SHOPS AIex's Beauty Salon Buetow's Beauty Shop BOOKS Conkey Book Store BOWLING Arcade Bowling Alleys I'Iahn's Bowling Alleys CAB COMPANIES Appleton Yellow Cab Co. Fox Valley Cab Co. CANDY SHOPS BowIby's Candies Oaks Candy Shop CANNING COMPANIES Stokely Foods, Inc. Leo J. Murphy A Friend CIVIC 84 FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS Appleton Chamber of Commerce Knights of Pythias, Lodge No. 'I'I3 Y. M. C. A. CLEANERS 84 LAUNDRIES Badger Cleaners Johnson's Cleaners 84 Dyers The Launderite PeopIe's Laundry 84 Ayr-mor Cleaners Rechner Cleaners Royal Cleaners CLOTHING FOR MEN Behnke's, Inc. Brauer's Close Men's 84 Boys' Shop Ferron's Matt Schmidt 84 Son Co. CLOTHING FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Bee Frank Grace's Apparel-Shop Newman's Polly Frocks Dress Shop Diana Porters The Rose Shop Robinhood Dress Shop ShirIey's Children Store CONDENSERIES Western Condensing Co. fel' CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Concrete Pipe Corporation Charles A. Green 84 Son, Inc. Leonard Jochman Co. H. Schabo 81 Son Theo Utschig Valley Ready Mixed Concrete Wendlandt Co. Wunderlich Bros. Construction Co. DAIRY PRODUCTS Fairmont Foods Co. Morning Glory Dairy Products Qualcer Dairy Schaefer's Dairy Wittwer's Dairy DANCE SCHOOL Breinig-Lemlte School ofthe Dance DENTISTS 'IQ Dentists have donated as friends. DEPARTMENT STORES Campbell Stores Geenen's Dry Goods Co. Gloudemans 84 Gage, Inc. Northside Dry Goods Co. J. C. Penney Co.. H. C. Prange Co. Sears Roebuclc 84 Co. DRUG STORES Belling Prescription Pharmacy Ford Hopkins Co. Miller Drug Schlintz Brothers Co. Unmuth's Rexall Drug Store 84 Gift Shop Voigt's Drug Store ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Appleton Appliance Co. Good Houselceeping Shop Langstadt's Inc. Moe Northern Co. Superior Killoren Electric Co. ENGINEERS Central States Engineering, Inc. Crane Engineering Sales Inc. Ted Kuch 84 Co. Harry Koller FINANCE COMPANIES PeopIe's Loan 84 Finance Co. Roclc Finance Co. FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES G Ben Franlclin S. S. Kresge Co. FLOORING Laydwel Floors Schultz Cabinet 84 Supply Co. FLORISTS Appleton Floral Junction Greenhouse Charles the Florist Hatch Greenhouse Memorial Drive Florists Riverside Greenhouse Van's Greenhouse FRUIT COMPANIES Cohen Brothers Fruit Co. Wisconsin Distributing Co. FUEL AND ICE Balliet Supply Co. J. P. Laux and Sons Fuel Co. Marston Bros. FUNERAL HOMES Valley Funeral Home FURRIERS Grist Furs 84 Apparel Shop Krieclc Furs FURNITURE AND INTERIOR DECORATING Brettschneider's Furniture Co. The Carpet Shop Ellenbeclcer Furniture Frank J. Strebel Wichmann Furniture Co. Vonan 84 Sons, Inc. ROCERS Allco Super Marlcet Broclcman's Clover Farm Store Jacobs Bros. Market Krambo Food Stores, Inc. Kronberg Marlcet Mil4e's Towne 81. Country Pissly Wisslv QueIIa's Food Marlcet Red Owl Voeclcs Bros. Wilz Grocery GROCERS CWHOLESALED S. C. Shannon Co. HARDWARE SchIafer's Inc. HEATING, PLUMBING, AIR CONDITIONING Badger Metals, Inc. Bassett Refrigeration Co. McKinley Sales, Inc. W. S. Patterson Co. R. Wenzel Co. August Winter 8: Sons Co. Sponsors . . . 127 X Y . r WTEL ND Nigga! Wyfs. Y M S KP! X P. oe el Hotel A 2 On . pl ran B d of atio Hot I onvvdY I-lldney CO S MR ber L. me n mla rt ' ' A fo gm 84 -I an J li 9-fa' 1 Om - lm' IL DIST T TORS ' RA O ' X of ' 7 ' ssociati '- t O x R' 2 ANTS ' lgel ompan 1 Lut er . J ' rth Star oclcer Pla W Conle y, Mom Lang . XEGVVCY As Cv y IC UPP IE , ome utual lnsur e ' I fp C .l-luesem ,Jr. l- BER c 8: L ptic C N lntegrit 'Q al lnsur n Co. Fo in Lumb O, 9V Stllalil raser Lumb r Mfg. Tlliam J. Kon , nolc L er Co. O METRIS ' uncoln Li surance w 'gba U er il 0 , Dr K gl Ke er I Carl . erry ' ' Bn X Dani l ..Stein 9 . I Q ex O. S el ' H Jo n Tr mann' MA CTU S RN M AL C ' - y My Adva ar Mo o. K S B, them, C. A eton a acturing O. C VEST TS ' APD: t H WW 5 tc e n o o uc s . Wayne W8 Con Baijp ,- pl on P 8' GLA MFANI S McKee I Jaec l c. X wer iler WO, p5I lags 84 Paint , Q Pdlll V ' 'Q' GC fl 8' Fox t o. erson aintl8c Sup o ' ose ,Pl 84 . pe Paint o if ' 1 coldin clcs Co . Sherwin- ' a s aint wt - O , Sjmwjard nufactufng Go. Sin a aint gl Hardware 'fi LERS ey zones . ey GI S .wx Valle wer Too s 9: M n . Q 1 E en Marx Jewe ers PA D LEW -QA' Pitz 2 reiber . TAL W S H E LE 'ary' ' "1 Wald , i Sneel al Works U ' rsal Paper 9 a oelz B th s, lnc. 3 K 'll NG A 4 9 USI' QLJTPM J AW' Fox Riv r alle i' in Co. 'd M ' P R 8' PULP 'aww Knitting ' ls, ln l-duler Pigsgsmpdny M - WRERS jf, Knllfln9 Mills ey r- eeg ic Co. eton Pa o. eL's M y Shop omb ed clcs Pa e Co. f 4 K.S. clcinso WY ' iver P 9 r Corp. Rob rt OF 84 L i ersi 'iff Corp. r alliet xffgecleefs wri r p Tu pre QVJJ up-L gar Beck , Gene Offic yczg 4: Bento sser, Fu , E. . S nnon Olfice Su ly HOT APHI ppl-IES Q enn Nelws ' . radf , e G ert SmKSch Y eal t b c. Dv Byr u olz ana? bjjvlvester 8: J Sch -pi " oto Service il I 1.28 , . VM! PJ, I Oltbb Kp A 3, yy. , fllf' .. MIX! PHOTOGRAPHERS Ken-Mar Studios F. J. Pechman Studio Rueclcl Studio Sahli Studios PHYSICIANS 8: SURGEONS Dr. W. A. Adrians Appleton Eye, Ear, Nose 8: Throat Clinic Bolton 84 Miellce Clinic Dr. Guy W. Carlson Dr. P. M. Cunningham Dr, George French Dr. Marvin Kagen Dr. E. N. Krueger ' Drs. J. W. Laird 84 L. B. McBain Drs. MacLaren, Landis 84 Loescher Dr. R. S. Simenson Dr. Milo Swanton A Friend PRINTERS 84 PUBLISHERS Appleton Post-Crescent Badger Printing Co. Petersen Press Progress Printing Co. RADIO STATIONS WHBY RADIO AND TELEVISION Suess Radio 84 T. V. TrudeII's T. V. 84 Appliances REAL ESTATE Baldwin Corp. Carroll 84 Carroll Dale Realty DeNobIe Agency Carl Zuelzlce RESTAURANTS CarIson's Dairy Store FIorence's Eat Shop The Grill Johnsons Restaurant Karras Restaurant Kippis Lunch Murphy's Lunch Retson's Sandwich Shop Short Stop Vince's Restaurant ROOFING 84 SIDING Lueblce Roohng 84 Siding Co. SCHOOLS The Institute ol Paper Chemistry Lawrence College of Wisconsin McKinley Junior I'Iigh School SEWING MACHINES Singer Sewing Machine Co. SHOES Big Shoe Store Bohl 84 Maeser, Inc. Foot Health Clinic French Slipper Shop I-Ieclcert Shoe Co. Jaclc Stewart Shoe Store SHOE REPAIRING KimbaII's Shoe Service SPORTS SHOPS Berggren Bros. Sport Shop Pond Sport Shop Weber 8: Persons Marine 84 Sporting Goods Store THEATERS Appleton Theater Rio Theater TOYS 8: HOBBIES Family Fun 84 Hobby Store Lappen Bicycle 8: Hobby Shop TRANSPORTATION Buchert Transportation Co. Fox River Bus Lines Muenster Van Service TRAVEL SueIFlow's Travel Goods UNCLASSIFIED I. Bahcall, Inc. Mr. 84 Mrs. Raymond P. Dohr Gordon P. Gill Carrie Morgan P. 84 J. Sales A Friend UTILITIES Wisconsin Michigan Power Co VENETIAN BLINDS Appleton Venetian Blind Co. WHOLESALERS Valley Distributing Co. WOOLENS Appleton Woolen Mills J. B. Courtney 84 Co. Sponsors . . . 129 A. A. U. W. Scholarship ............ 124 Abel, Sandra ................ 14, 66, .14 47 Abel Sheila ....... I I Aberidroth, Kenneth .... 14, Abendroth, Susan M. ........ 14, 69, Abrahamsen, Kay .....,. ........., Ahrens, Jim L. ...... . 72 95 77 Abendroth, Shirley .............. 82, 97 89 1 4 1 4 1 4 Ahrens, Jim W. ........ ,.......... . Ahrens, Marianne ..... Ahrens, Tom ....... Akmentins, Astrida ..... ....H...41, 55 .H.41,103,112 .......H,..47 Akmentins, Peter .............. 14, 115 Allard, Brian ....................... 41 Alferi, Eileen ....................... 14 Alton, Bruce .... 1 4, 40,66,71,72,8l 115 120 American Le ion Athletic Award .... I .124 Andersen, Andersen Garole ........... 47, 78, 96 Walter ................... 41 Anderson, Judy .............. 47, 78, 83 Anderson, Anderson, Kathleen. .14, 76, 77, 82, 88 Nanc ............... 41 , 46 Anderson, Patrick .............. 47, 118 Anderson, Phil ....... Anneker, Jeanette ...... ........14 Ano, Woodrow ............... 47, 111 Archambeault, Donna R. ........ 14,7o,77 Archery club .......... ......... 1 17 Arent, Don .......... Argust, Sue ....... Armstrong, Bob ..... Arnold, Don ....... .........47, 77 .....41,110,118 U...N.14,99 Arnold, Wayne ........ .......... 4 7 Arnoldussen, Lloyd .... .... 4 7, .105 Art Workshop .......... .......... 9 1 Ashman, Jon ....... Audio-Visual Aids Club .... Aures, Beverly ..... ...H....H.47,118 ........87 Bacich, Mr. Anthony. . . .H.14,82 ..H..H10,75 Bacich, Barbara .......... Badger Boys' and Girls' States ....... .121 Baerwald, Miss Ethelwyn Bahr, Nancy ........... Bahr, Wayne ........... ...H..14,75 Bailey, Barbara. . .15, 75, 82, 84, 90, Baldwin, Jonathan ...... Baldwin, Judith ........ Ballard, Virginia ..... 47, 67, 78, Balliet, Carolyn ..... 47, 59, 78, Balliet, Susan ....... 15, 66, 82, Balza, Joan .................. 15, 85, Barlow, Bonnie. .47, 68, 71, 78, 83, 88, 97 .........H...9 ..u..47,78,88 ............41 91 .......H....47 ....41 83,96 84, 97 83, 86 96 Barnes, Robert .........,. Barney, Pam ........... Barrett, Jim ...... Bartman, Dick .......... Bartmann, Marilyn. . ....47,79,117 .47,73,79,97 ....u.41,117 41,72,74,118 .H.15,68,97 Basketball-"B" Squad ...........,.. 109 Basketball-Varsity ............. 106-108 Battleson, Eddy ...... .... . ..47, 92, 117 Bauer, Betty ....... ..... 1 5, 72, 85, 96 Bauer, Richard ..... . . . Bauer, Robert ........ . . . Bauman, Bob .... 41, 66, 89, 110, 118 Baumgartner, John .47, 61, 73, 78, 93, 112 Baur, Ka ....... 47, 75, 85, 113, 117 Baumin Tbm.47,54,72,84,110,112,117 BeaH,E an. ................. 47,78,93 Beall, l-ierb ................. 15, 70, 80 Beaumont James ..., 47, 82, 105, 109, 111 Becker, Carl ..................,. 15, 77 Becker, Mary. .15, 58, 62, 66, 70, 72, 74, 83, 88, 96, 120 Beckley, Peter ............... 41, 82, 93 Beckman Bill ...... , ................. 47 Bedand, BNI ........ 41, 103, 106, 107 Beglinger, Judi. .15, Behle, Nancr ...... Behnke, He en ..... Behnke, Mary ...... Beilke, Donald ..... Bell, Lawrence ,.... Bellin, Richard ...... 60, 68, 76, 78, 120 .................41 U...U...N.47,67 ..........47 ........15, 72 . .......... 47,87 ........47,105,111 130 . . . lndex Student lndex Belling, Kay..15, 69, 70, 82, 85, 114 Benoit, Francoise.15, 57, 80, 85, 89, 114 Benton, Tom .... 41, 71, 84, 115, 121 Benz, Paul ..............,....... 15, 84 Berghuis, Charlotte ...... ........ 4 1, 84 Bergmann, Clyde .... Bergsbaken, Sue .... Berner, Sandra ...... Bernhagen, Bill ..... Besaw, Joe ...... Besaw, Terry ..... Betti, Barbara ..... Beyer, Ronald ..... Beyer Ruth .... Biechler, Betty .... Bierman, Nancy ..... ........41,115 ...............41 ....41,68,77,82 ...H...H.41,77 ....41, 112, 117 u......U...47 .H.47,79,96 ....1s,47,77 ....77, 113 .......41 ......15 Biese, Beverly .....,..... ......... 4 1 Billington, Marlene .................. 41 Binsfelcl, Richard. .47, 72, 75, 84, 111 Birchler, Anne ........... 16, 40, 82, 84 Bishop, Glenn ................. ..... 4 1 B'erkvold, Donna ..... ....... 4 7, 94 Black, Mr. David ,... ...... 1 2 Blahnik, Louise .... .... 1 6 Blahnik, Peter ....... .... 4 1 Blazek, Bernice ..... ............... 4 1 Blazer, Doreen .... ................ 4 7 Blob, James ............ . ............ 47 Block Gerald ......... 16, 61, 71, 118 Blaedam, Alex ......... 47, 84, 87, 92 Bloedorn, Daryl .... 41, 72, 75, 82, 93 Bloomer, Barbara ........ 16, 77, 82, 83, 89, 90, 96, 98 Blum, Bettie ........ ..... 4 7, 78, 96 Board of Education. . . ......... . . .9 Bock, Annette ...... ......... 4 7 Bock, Barbara ..... .... 1 6, 76, 77 Bodmer, Jerry ................... 41, 81 Bodmer, Sharon ............... 41, 46, 82 Boettcher, Robert. .16, 58, 60, 63, 81, 83, 100,111,112,115,118,12 Bohlen, William ...... Boldt, David ......... Bolseen, Larry .... Borchardt, Ruth ....... Boronow, Anne ...... Borsche, Gerald ...... 0 ..,...........41 ...........47, 84 ...............47 ..H....H.41,84 16,58,62,63,68 80,83,89 ...H.47,75,115 Bomm,BHI ........... 41,103,111,118 Bosin, Ron .......... Bowers, Mary ........ Bowker, Dave ........ Boyle, James ......... Boyle, Judy ...... 41, Bradford, Mary ....... Brandt, Kenneth ...... Brandt, Mr. Michael.. Brauer, John .,....,. Brautigam, Bob ...... Breitung, Glenn .... .... 41, 82, 103, 111 41,79,90,96,98 .......47, 57, 84 ......47,103,111 56,67,7a,77,83 H.U.H4L7Q85 .....H.16,76,77 .. .... 10,84,91 .........16 .......41 ..,....16 Brensike, Ralph .....,...... .... 4 1, 92 Brewster, Sarah .................. 96, 98 Brezezinski, Miss Theodosia ...... 12, 114 Brickler, Henrietta ................... 47 Briese, Mr. Harold ............... 11, 87 Briese, Sue Ann ....,...... 16, 66, 70, 82, 83 88 89 I I Brinker, Gerald .... 16, 75, 80, '87, 89, 92 ..............16, 82 Brinkman, Carol... Brinkman, Charles ,..,..,..... ....... 4 1 Brinkman, John ..... Brockman, Larry .... . . ............. 41 Brockman, Shirley ..... ....47, 94, 113 Bronold William ..... ........... 1 6 Bronstad, Judith ................. 47, 73 Bronstad Lawrence ........... 16, 76, 77 Brooks, David ..... Brooks, 47 112 Judnh fx.f17f'62,'70, 82, 84 Brooks, Judy Ann ............... 17, 114 Brooks, Miss Myrtle ................. 10 Brouillard, Marie .................... 47 Brown, Julie ................... 41, 117 Brown, Marjorie 17, 85, 94, 96, 114 Brown, Nancy .................. 47, 114 Brown, Robert ...................... 47 Brown, Suzanne ............. 41, 82, 114 Brucks, Dennis .............. 47, 73, 110 Brueggemann, Richard ................ 17 Brummund, Karl . 41, 75, 103, 111, 115, 121 Bruso, Adeline .... , ............ 47, 113 Bubolz, John .... 47, 71, 78, 82, 105, 118 Bubolz, Nancy .................. 41, 97 Buettner, Judith ............ 4. .41, 76, 77 Bunkleman, Donald ..... 47, 105, 111, 118 Buna,BnI .............. 47,75,87,111 Burroughs, Mrs. Evelyn ...,....... 10, 89 Burroughs, Mr. Jack H..H..H..H1O,84 Burton, lla Mae ....... ..... 1 7 Busch, Edward ..... Buss, Jack ...... Buss, Paula .... Buss, Ronnie .... Buxton, Thomas .... Byfield, David ..... Cafeteria Staff ..,. Call, Donald .... Call, Duane ...... Callahan Mary .... Calmes, Sandy ...,. .......17 .........47 ....47,77,97 .........47 .......41 ....41,82 ...............9 ....17,66,84,89 .u...47,73,87 ....41,82, Camera Club ..,........ Campbell, Anne. . . Campshure, Charles .... ........... 88 47 92 Cameron Mr. Harry .... . ..... 12 41 47 41 Captain, Barb ....... Carew, Nancy .... Carlsen, Sharon .... Casey, Rodney .... Casper, Lee ........ ......N...47,77 ....17,o9,80,83 .......H...47 ..............17 .41,111,118 Casper, William ........... Casperson, Ronald .... ......... 4 7, 77 Champeau, Jeanette Chapin, Georgia . . ......47,117 ... .... 47,77,117 Chapman, Carolyn. . . ......... 47, 75 98 Cheerleaders ...,... .............. Chmiel, Carolyn. . . ..... 41, 79, 80, 88, 89,90,97 Chorale ......... ............. 7 7 Chorus ........... ............ 7 6 Christen, Sandra. . . 17 77 Christensen, Wesly ...... 41, 82, 103, 115 Christianson, Ruth .................. 41 Christie, Ted ....... 41, 72, 82, 103, 115 Christmas Play ...................... 64 Christoferson, Barbara .... 17, 85, 91, 121 Ciske, Ronald ....................... 47 Clarion Business ..... .... .... . . .67 Clarion Editorial .... ..... 6 6 Coel, Bill ........ ............. 1 7 Coffey, Daniel .... ...... ,......... 1 7 Coffey, James ....................... 47 Coggeshall, Sallie ...... . .41, 56, 72, 78, 80, 83, 88, 97, 114 Collar, Daniel ...................... 47 Collar, Jeanice. . .. ............ .41, 82 Collar, Susan ..... Colling, Carol .... Collins, James ...... Comella, Mr. Frank .... .... 1 0, 74, 100 .....17 Commercial Club ...... ........... 9 5 Concert Band .......... ......... 7 2 Cook, Mr. Charles W. .........,...... 9 Cook, Judith .............,. 17, 97, 114 Cooney, Mary Therese ............... 18 Cooper, Gerald ..................... 47 Cooper, Geraldine .................. 47 Corbett, Thomas ..........,... 18, 83, B6 Conon,John .... - ...... 41,72,102,103 106,107,111,121 Cottrell, Carol ...................... 41 Council, John ...................... 93 Crabb, Barbara .......... 47, 78, 85, 114 Craftsmanship Shield. . Crane, Sandra ..... . . . ......... 47, 91 Cross, Betty ....,... Cross, James .... Crowe, Karen .... .........18 .........41,82 ....H.18,79,97 Crowe, Timothy ................. 47, 73 , . . . ..47, 54, 73, 118 Cundy, Rhonda. . . . . Culbertson, Ca vin. ......H...47,79 Cunnigham, Allan. ... .... 41, 46, 66 Curling Club ...... ........ 1 15 Currie, Kay .......... ........ 4 1 Curtain Call Acting .................. 83 Curtain Call Production .............. 84 Curtis, Arlouine. .. Curtis, David ..... 18,a9,8s,8a,9s,114 .....H....H.18,119 Custodians ...............,......... 1 9 Damsheuser, Neil ..... ......... 1 8 Daniels, Judy ........ ...... ...... 4 1 Daniels, Peggy .............. 47, 77, 113 Danley, Jeanette. . .....n.41,79,75,96 D. A. R. Award .................... 190 Darling, Anne .... Davis, Betsy ....... Davis, John ....... Davis, John F.. . .. Davis, Patricia ..... Debate .......... DeBraal, Judy .... DeBraal, Sally .... DeBruin, Carol. . . DeBruin, Gerard. . Decker, Patricia. . . 41,79,89,83,96,114 ....H.18,68,7O,7i 83,9O,190,191,195 ..................47 .n......H...47,1o9 41,46,89,83,96,98 ..................59 ....H.18,89,94,113 . .............. 47,77 ..H......H...47,84 ..41,71,84,115,191 ..................48 Declamation ........................ 58 DeCoster, Kenneth .... ......... 4 8 DeDecker, Myrna .................... 41 Delferding, Ivan ............. 48, 73, 105 Delferding, Judy. .46, 59, 68, 88, 89, 114 DeFlerding, Wayne .... .48, 110, 115, 118 Delain Dick ........ ................ 4 1 Deland, Pat ...... Delaware, Gary .... .... Delfosse, Wayne. . Delie, Jim ......... .... Deltgen, Gloria. . . Deltgen, Rodney. . Deltgen, William. . Deltour, George. . Dennik, Lois ...... QIffQff48fs9f78f Dennis, Barry ........... ............ 59, 66 79 79 DeNoyer, Linda. .48, Derby, Patrick ....................... Derfus, Gene ..,.. .................. . . . . .41 68 79 Deschler, Donnis. . DeShaney, Diane. . DeShaney, Jean. . . ' ' I I I .. .......... 18 ...............48, DeShaney, Richard ............ 41, 79, DeShane , Robert. deVos, Diane .... DeWall, Marvin. . Deyo, Dave .... Dhein, Barbara. I . Diedrich, Sha ron. . ""f18f79'75H84' I I I 18 48 48 48 48 41 41 48 97 18 7 7 .96 48 48 85 95 77 74 41 97 48 I1f148f71,78,78, 83,88,9o 98 I Diestler, Jane.41, 59, 68, 79, 88, 96, 114 Dietz, Frank ...... Dietzen Alice .... Dillon, Mr. Adolf. .H......H...41,119 ........H...48,10O H....11,55,103,110 Dnnnen John .......... 18,87,103,111 DoerHer,- John .... H....H....H.48,84 Dohr, Jim .......... 41, 65, 83, 111, 115 Dominowski, Sandy ............... 41, 56 Dorschner, Ka ren. . ..H......H...48,73 Dorschner Karyl .... ...... 4 8 Douglas, Carol ..... Douglas, Richard. . Douglass, Robert. . Dresden, Jon ..... Dreyer, Tom ...... Dunsirn, Nancy. . . Dunsirn Marilee U...H.18 .. .... 19,89 .. .... 41,84 ......u...41,89 ......H....48,105 .....48,79,75,89,97 ....H...41,113,114 Dunsirnl Phyllis. .................. 19 Duss, Doris ......................... 41 Duszynski, Patricia. .41, 56, 64, 83, 97 114 Dykema, Bill ..... Eastman, Darlene. . Eastman, William. . Ebben, Nicholas. . Eckes, Rodney .... Edge, Mr. Kenneth Ediger, Mr. G. A.. . . . Edwards, John ..... Edwards, Linda. . . Eggert, James .... .........n...41f119 ..................19 ..................41 .....48,1os,111,118 . ................. 48 ...H...H...U11,88 ..H.10,1O5 ....48,54,79 . .......... 41 ........41 Eggert, Patricia .... Eggert, Richard .... Eggert, Robert ..... Eggert, William ....... .......19 .....48,57 .H...49,103 ..............19 Ehlke, David ............. 19, 70, 71, 86, 106,107,190j191,19S Eich, Joe ............. 48 103 109 111 Eichhorst, Marilyn ................ 48, 84 Eichsteadt, Donald ................... 19 Eick, Bill ............. ........... 4 9 Eick Shalby ........ ............. 1 9 EmkhoH,Sharon... ..., 48,85,88,97 Eickmen, Joan ........ Eifealdt Karl ......... ....-...49,79 .. ........... 48 1277 Eisch, Garry ..................... Elks Citizenship Award ........ ..... 1 93 Elks Leadership Award .....,........ 194 Elks Most Valuable Student Award.. . .195 Ellefson, Carol ............... 48, 85, 97 Ellefson, Ronald ....... Ellenbecker, Kenneth ..... ......... 4 9 Ellenbecker, Marlene .... ........... 4 9 Elliott, Ann ..................... 48, 83 Elsner, Denise. ......... ..... 1 9, 89, 117 Emmanuel, Mr. Richard ........... 11, 107 Emmer, Rita ........... Evers, Joyce .... ...... ffQfQiffIfIIfI48 Ewald, Carolyn .... 49, 56, 68, 81, 83, 93 Ewig, Karen ..,.............. 49, 85, 96 Ewig, Suzanne, .,......... 19, 85, 91, 96 Extemporaneous Speaking ............. 60 Fairchild, Peg .- ......, .... . ..19, 113 Falk, Tom .......... .. .... 48, 105 Fane, Judy ....... .... .......... 4 8 Fanselow, Catherine .......... 49, 56, 71, 75, 83, 88, 90 Farrell, Kathleen ....... Fauk, Jerryl ........... ..............19 ..H...48,68,96 Fauk, Judy ..... 49, 56, 64, 79, 83, 89, 97 Feavel, Allen. ........ Feavel, Jean .......... Feavel, Rochelle .... Feavel, Spencer. . . Feil, Charlotte. . . Felauer, Jerry ..... Feldhahn, Kathleen. . Feldmann, Grace .... Femal, Anne ...... Femal, Kari ..... ..............48 .........,....49 H...19,97 ....49,119 ..,......49 ...........49 ....48,77,97 ............48 ..............49 ..,...........48 Fentz Bob ...... ..... 4 9, 87, 93, 119 Ferrel, Robert ..... ..... 4 8, 105, 109 Ferron, Jean ............. 49, 76, 77, -88 Finnegan, Dorothy ..... 19, 69, 70, 75, 84 Finnegan, Micheal ....... 48, 54, 75, 110 Fischer, Cathy ...... ........... 1 9, 77 Fischer, Char ene .... ......... 4 8, 94 Fischer, Cyril ....................... 49 Fischer, Helene .................. 48, 94 Fischer, James. . . 90, 109, 103, 119, 118 Fischer, John ...... Fischer, Mary ...... Fischer, Pat ..... Flag-Raisers ....... Flanagan, Tom .... Floo , Karen ......... Foelker, Richard .... Fole , Joseph ...... Football-"B" Squad Football-Varsity. . . Forbeck, James ..... Foth, Bonita .... Foth, Duane .... Fowler, Susan. . . Frahm, Shirley ..... Frahm, Walter ..... Franzke, JoAnn. . . Franzke, Mike .... Fredricks, Judith .... French, Bonnie .... French Club .... French, Mark. . . Friss, Michael.. . . . Fritz, Bob .......... Froehlich, Patricia. . . ..............48 49,89 ffff49,76f77,117 H......H...191 .H...90,86,193 ..............49 48,105,119,118 ......48,59,84,93 .........104 ....9O,119 ....H.9O .......99 .........9o ......90,117 ....u...48,81 ....9O,7O,85,91 .....,..48,54,79, 78, 103, 111, 118 .......49,84,93 ..............48 ....H.80 .....9o .....49 H...48,99 .......48,94 Frommherz, Marianne ........ .48, 78, 97 Fuerst, Edward ..... Fulcer, Nancy ...... ..............48 48,73 89,96 .... , Fulcer, Ronald ....... Fulton, Susan ........ ...48,99,1os,111 .....48,71,78,96 Gaertner, Miss Pauline .......... 19, 114 Gallagher, Patrick .... .......H...90,83 Gammelin, Catherinel .... 49, 81, 88, 114 Ganzel Ter , ry. . .... . Ganzen, Dennis ..... ......H...48,119 . .......... 48,117 Gardner, Connie ...... 90, 63, 89, 90, 96 Gardner, Richard .................... 49 Gast Carol .......... .......... 4 8, 113 Gebheim, Dennis ....... ........ 4 8, 117 Gebheim, Har J Gehrke, James. ...... ........... I ,. J . r ........ ........... 9 O Gebheim, Mitghell ....... 49, 87, 99, 115 48 Gelbke, Eric ....... Genal, Diane ...... Genal, Richard ..... Gerdin, David. . . Gerdin, Judy ...... 85 48 48 90 Gerdin, Rosemarie .... .............. Gerdron, Joe.. ., ......... 48, 105, 111 Gerhardt, Mr. Armin ............. 19, 99 Gerhardt, Roger ........... ...... 4 9, 89 Gericke, Gretchen.49, 59, 75, 89, 85, 89 German Award. ................... 199 German Club ....................... 81 Geron, Jean .... Gertz, Barbara ..... .....H...48,77 .48, 89, 91, 97 Getsfried, Robert ..... .............. 4 8 Gibson, William. .. Gihfin, Barbara .... Gill, Audrey ..... Ginnow Diana .... ........49,77 H...90,84 ....48,114 N...9O,77 Girard, Richard ....,................ 48 Girls' lntramural gitter, Sjhyla ..... aser oyce ..... Glee Club ..... . . Gloss, Mary ...... Gloss, Paul. .... .. Gloudema-ns, James Gmeiner, Jerry .... Glrls' Bowling ..................... 113 Athletic Association. .114 G.. l. A. A. Award ................. 193 ........48 .......... ..91 ......H...48,56,91 .....H...91,71,115 Goehler, Judith. .... .. Goehler, Rodney. . Goehler Susan. . . 49,58,89,83,88 ...48,9O,96 Q"f1...48,73,79 Good, Kathay ........ Gooding, Jim ........ Goodrich, Mr. E. John ............... 11 Goodwin, Patricia ............... 91, 64 Gosha, Alfred ....... Goss, Christie. . . Gosz, Donna .... Gosz, Richard. . . Grabar, Bob ..... Gra Fi, Mr. John .... ... . ...... ...49 .H...48,111,118 .....H.77,9O ..........91 ..H.91 .....118 .H..19,95 Grathen, Sylvia ...... Grapengieser, Carl ..... ..... Grapengieser, Pat . Greiner, Penny .... Gresenz, Mark .... Greunke, Jack ..... Greunke, James .... Grimmer, Boyd ..... ........91 ..48,117 '48,67,79 Gregorius, Carol ............. H...48,71,78,91 Grimmer, Robert ....... Grishaber, Patsy ....... Grishaber, Wayne ..... Grobe, Joanne .... 49, ....U....49,89 ......U....49 .....49,81,93 H...91,76,77 ....H...48,118 ..............49 .H...H...U.49 o6,7s,78,85,9a .........49,117 Grube, Karen ..... ,... Gruehn, Pamella ....... Gruett, Glenn ..... Gunderson, John ..... Gurnee, Jean. . .... Gurnee, Ronald .... Gurnee, William ...... ..........49,75 ..........49 .......H...49 ....91,49,113 ....49,99,118 ...H..91,76,77 49,75,78,85,97 Hackbert, Marion ..... Hahn, Howard .................. 91, 79 Hahn, Richard .... Haisle , Lindsay ....... Hale, Don ........... Hall, John ...... Hall, Shirley .................... 49, 93 Hamann, Howard ..... 49, 105,111,118 49, 73, 81, 87, 93 .H......H...91 49,1os,119,118 ....49,103,106, 107,111,191 ...H.11,57,103 Hamann, Mr. Ray .... 4. . Index ... 131 Hameister, Harry .... 91, 77, 99, 111, 119 Hameister, Lois ......... .........,.. 4 9 Hamilton, Joanne ................ 49, 77 Hamm, Karen ....... Hannemann, Dennis .... Hansen, Carol ........ Hansen, Jacgueline .... Hansen, San ra ...... Hansen, Sharon .... Hanson, Bill ...... Hanson, Norma ...... ....U...91 ....91,81,87 ..H...49,79 ....91,71,19O ..H...91,96 H...49,96 ....49,11Q .......49,77 Hanson, Patricia ..... ......... 4 9, 77 Harmon, June ..... .............. 4 9 Harrass, James ..... .... 4 9, 75, 81, 93 Harp, Craig ....... ..,........ 4 9, 81 Hartjes, Janet ..... ....49,a9,a4,96 Hartjes, Jean ........ .... 4 9, 89, 84, 97 Hartung, Richard ...... Hartzheim, Dorothy ...... Hartzheim, James .......... ...H...49,1O5 Harwood, Steve ................. 49, 89 Haugen Nurses' Scholarship ......... 199 Havel, Karen .............. ..... 4 9 Hawley, Sandra ........... ....... 4 9 Ha es Jud ..... 49, 77 Hezrdkn, . Heckel, Gerald ..... Hee eman, Dennis ..... ..........49 ....4Q,77,11s Heicllger, Marilyn .......... ......... 4 9 Heimmermann, Carlton. 49 103 111 l4emrhz,Dave ........ "11i.49,99f112 Heisel, Carole .......... Heisel, Gordon ..................... 49 Helble, Mr. Herbert H .,........... 8, 46 Helein, Marge ............... 99, 63, 83 Heller, Joanne ........ . Helms, Leone ..,. Helvey, Revana. . . . . . Hemmen, Jim ...... .... Hendricks, Mary ..... Henning, Bob ,.... Herbst, Yvonne. . . Herman, Dale ....... Herrman, Romelle .... Herrmann, Gerald. . . Hertzfeld, Virginia ,... Heuer, Maxine ...... Heuer, Tom ........... Hewitt, Gail .,....... Hickinbotham, Monica. Hietpas, Geraldine .... Hietpas, Robert ....... .......99,113 N...49,79,75 99,a9,a7,119 ...H...49,97 ..H...49,1O3 ...N..99,95 ........49,a1 ....49,81,113 H....49,100 .........99 .U..49,97 ....49,111 .....49,94 U...99,109,103 Hill, Charles ................... 99, 118 Himebaugh, Mrs. Violet. . ........ 11, 89 Hintz, Beth ........... Hod ins, June .,..... Hoelfel, Kathleen. . . Hoeffel, Peter .... Hoffman, Judy ....,. Hoffman, Richard .,.. Hoffmann, Leroy ...... ..............99 ......H...49,79 ....49,83,90,96 ....49,80,115 ..........49 H....99,103 Hoh, Betty .................... 99, 113 Holehouse, Kenneth. . . ....49,68,99,93 i4auea.nm ,.......... 49,111,115,11a Holzknecht, George ..,.. Homecoming ........... ....49, 78,119 .. ....... ...55 Home Economics Club ..... ........, 9 4 99, 71 Homes, Peter ........... Hoolihan, James ...... Hoolihan, Rita ...... Hoo man, Maril n ...., H2r5xii.f:.z:i'lf6.v: 1 1 1 Horn, Patsy .......... Hostettler, Dale ..... Hostettler, Jay .... Houfek, Ruth ...... .... Hove, Donald ..... Howe, Delbert .... ...H..49 .........49 ....49,a4,97 .....99,77 H...49,95 .....H...99 .......49,11a .....93,119,118 49,7a,93,114 ...H...49,79 Howey, Nick ....................... 49 Hughes, Doroth ......... Hughes, Richarcf .... Huhn, JoAnn ..... Huhn, Richard .... Huolihan, Joyce. . . Huven, Tom ..... lngenthron Jean ..... . 69, 85, 97, 114 .......49,114 .......49 .........42 .....4Q,73 .......H...49 93 87,119 lsascson, l-larold .......... . . , 132 .. .lndex Jack Paul ..n...49,a9,11s Jacobs, .l ............ 93, 49, 95 Jacobs, Thomas ...... 46, 79, 74, 99, 110 Jagoditsh, Joan .................. 49, 77 Jahnke, Sandra. . . ....H...49,114,117 Jaycette Scholarship .... ........... 1 94 Jenkel, Susan ........ .... 9 3, 95, 113 Jennerjahn, Brian... ............. . .49 Jennerjahn, Tom. . Jensen, Karen. . . . ..........93,84,110 ......U.......49,73 Jesse, Franklin ....... 49, 71, 73, 78, 118 Jesse, Robert .... Jimos, Sandy. .49, Jochman, James.. Jochman, Joan. . . Jochman, Joe ..., Jochman, Joyce. . Jochman, Judy. . . Jochman, Margie. Jochman, Tom. . . Johnson, Blanche. Johnson, Gloria.. 59, 65, 75, 89, 96 113 I ...H......H...49,79 .......H...49,79,89 .........H....93,86 ...................49 ......H....H.49,97 .93,69,83,89,95,194 ..,................49 ......u...43,79,114 .. ....... 49,94,96 Johnson Judy ..... .... 4 9, 57, 79, 113 Johnson, Leland. . Johnson, LeRoy. . Johnson, Richard. Johnson, Robert. . Johnson, Ronald. . Jonen, Phyllis .... Jones, Barbara. . . Jooss, Robert .... joranson, Dave. . . orgenson eg. . . Jorstad, Myrtle. . . Juhnke, Donald. . Jungers, Fred .... Jungers, John .... Juniors ....... Jury, Maurie. .. Juse, Donna. . . Kain, Donna .... .. ......... 49,119 .. ............ 49 ........49 .. ............ 49 . .......... 43,75 .. ....... 93,91,113 .. ..... 49,79,aa,97 .. .... 23,79,75,111 . .4 ............ 49 . ..... 43,46,a9 . ............ 77 -...43,71,89 U...43,110 H...93,1oo .......41-46 .....93,103 ........49 Kain, Jerome. ......... 93, 109, 103, 111 43 Kalz, Joan ..... Kampf, Mary ..... Kandler, Susan. . . Kaphingst, Richard .... ...... Kasten, Judith .... Kasten, Marvin. . . Kasten, Tom ..... Katke, Duane .... Kaufman, Calvin. . Keatin Peter 43 49 49 . .... 49,94 U...H.43 ......93 H...H.43 H...49,79 KeddeTl, Thomas .................... 49 Kellner, Ronald. . . Kellogg, John ........ Kempf, Adele .... Kemps, Don ..... Kersten, Merlin. . Kese, John ...... Kettner, William .... ..................49 43,56,5a,59,6a, 79,75,83,89,191 ....-...U...H.43 ...............49 ......43 Kickland, Charles ............... 49, 117 Kickland, Dick .... Kieffer, Joyce .... Kiley, Thomas .... Kimball, Jess ..... Kimball, Peggy ..... King, Barbara .... King, Peter .... King, Richard .... Kinnard Thomas ......43, 89, 103, 111 ..H...49,73,114 .............49 H...H.75 ...u.43 ......43,as .....H....94,1O3 .J ..... 43,109,103, 106,107,111,191 , ..................... 94 Kinziger, Mr. Raymond ........... 11, 111 Kippenhan, Lawrence ............. 94, 79 Kirkpatrick, Karen ...... 40, 43, 85, 90, 97 Kisslinger, Jack ............... 49, 78, 87 Klapper, Sharon .... ............ 4 9, 89 Klein, James ....... .... 4 3, 111, 115 Kleist, Dorothy ...................... 49 Kleman, Mary .... ...............49,94 Klingbile, Judy .................. 49, 78 Hodm,Dkk ..... 49,54,71,79,84,110 Kloehn, Donald .... 49, 54, 79, 74, 84, 87 Kloehn Kenneth. . .H......U....49,79 Kloes, Patricia ................... 94, 96 Kloes, Richard ..... 43, 71, 103, 111, 118 Klumb, Miss Adela ............... 10, 57 Knaack, Janet ....... ................ 9 4 Knapstein, Catherine .... ...... 4 3, 79, 84 Kneice, Margaret ..... ...............49 Knqp,Chades ......... 94,a7,111,11a Knei , John ......... Kniegusch, Miss Laverne.. ......... 10, 57 Knoke, Curtis ................ 43, 66, 99 Knoll, Barbara ................... 43, 77 Knostenbergs, Vija .................. 49 Knudsen, Celia .............. 43, 80, 81, Knuijt, Darlene .... Knutson, Karen. .f. . .. Kobal, John ......... a4,as,9o,113 ...............94 Kobal, Rosann ................ 94, 79, 75 Kobs, Bruce ...... 94, 103, 110, 119, 118 Kobs, David ......... Koeplce, Richard. . . Koffarnus, James. . . Kohl, Gerald ..... Kohl, Irene ..... Koleske, James. . . Kolosso, ,Judy .... Kolosso, Mary .... Konz, Jonathan. . . Konz, Lisa ........ Kopelke, Richard. . . Korek, Bill ....... Korth, Donald .... Korth, Norita .... . Kositzke, Betty .... Kositzke, Gail ..... Kositzke, Judith ..... Kosloski, Larry ...... Kowalke Marlene. . Kozlowski, Allen ..... Kozlowski, Judith. . Kraft, Gerald ....... Krahn, Dick ....... Kramer, Mary. ..... . Kranhold, Roberta. . Kranzusch, Frank. . . Kranzusch, Jim ..... Kranzusch, Karen. . . Kranzusch, Theodora .... Kraus, Robert ........ Krause, Delana ..... Krause, Dixie. . . Krause, Erdwin .... Krause, James ........ Krause, Lawrence. . Krause, Lois. ...... Krause, Nancy ..... Krautsch, Chester. . . Kray, Thomas ..... Kreiling, Frank ....... Kreiling, LuAnn. . . Kreiner, Henry. . . Krejcha, Jean ...... Krichmar, Albert. . . Krieck, Betty ...... Krieglstein, Barbara. Kriehn, Karen ...... Kroiss, Gerald .... Krolow, Sandra . ..... H......H.....43 ....43,55,103, 106,107,111 .........43,85 43 "'i::H:i:94 .....49,118 ........43,114 ..94,89,103,115 ....49,78,84,97 .............43 H...U...H.49 ....49,117,11a .....H....94 ........43,55 .............94 .....94,79,113 ......H...49 ....43,e5,9a .......U....94 .....49,79,113 ...........43 .........43 . ...... 49 ....49,79 ....H.43 .....95,119 ....43,77 ......49 ......49 ....49,7e ....9s,a6 .......43 - ............. .43 .....H...95,119 ...95,85,97,114 ......N...Q5,a9 .............9s .....H...50,119 ...............95 ...95,69,70,114 .....U...89,110 ...H.50,77,97 . ............... 50 ....50, 67, 78, 85 . .............. 95 Kronberg, Kurt ....... 43, 66, 79, 87, 119 Kruckeberg, Janis ........... 50, 77, 113 Krueger, Mr. Bruno ........... 19, 69, 95 Krueger, Jack ........ Krueger, Peter ..... Krueger, Richard .... Krueger, Sharon. . . Krueger, Theodore . . Krueger, Verla .... Krueger, Wayne ...... Kuba, Dennis ..... Kuba, Jim ........... Kufner, Margaret ...... Kufner, Yvonne ..... ic 1 L ...... K3iilfUan"S' ...... Kuhr, Ronald ......... Kunitz, Charles ..... . . ..50,81,105,111 43 .....H...43,71 ....43,a7 .........H...95 ...............5o .50,105,111,118 ...............43 ....H....50,118 ...50,77,94,113 ...H...95,76,77 ..H...H...u.5o ..........43,11a ...43,6a,a1,191 .......43,71,89, 1o3,111,11s,11a Kunstman, Judy ..................... 75 Laehn, Karen ..... Lamenskg, Peter .... Lamers, arbara .... ...50, 77, 97, 100 Lamon, David ........... ......... 4 3, 93 Lande, Charles .......... 43, 67, 70, 103 Landis, Bob ....,.... ..43,103,115,121 Landreman, Miss Dolores. ...... 10, 57, 70 Lang, Joseph ....... Lang, Wanda ....... Langdok, Jerry .... LaPlant, Robert .... Lappi, Joyce .... Larsen, Barbara .... LaRue, Lois ..... Latin Award .... Latin Club ..... Laue, Sandie.. ... ................43 .... .........95 ....95,111 H...U...H.26 . ...... 5o,89,97 ..n.5o,67,73,7s 78,85,88,97 .....U..50,79 H...H...H.122 ................79 ..43,64,72,82,83 89,9o,9c,114,199 Laux, Dave.... ................ -.43, 112 Laux, James ........ LaViolette, JoAnn. . Lawrence, Lucy ..... Lea , Marvin ....... LeCrl8ir, Audrey .,.. LeClair, David ..... . LeClair, Marilyn ..., LeClair William ................5o ....96,88 ..H.26 .......50 ....26,95 ................43 ................48 .......,............50 Lecy, Gerald. . 98, 63, 83, 100, 103, 112 Lecy,Roben ...... .... 5o,1o5,111,118 Lelevere, Steven .... 50, 82, 92, 110, 118 ' 26 Leimer Ja ......... Lembcke, Richard ..., Lembcke, William. . . Lemke, Thomas ...,.. Lemmens, Marlene. . . LeMoine, Glenn .... LeMoine, Mary ..... LeMoine, Rita ...... Lemons, Charles ..., Lesselyong, Nancie. . Lewenstein, Simon. . Lewis, Alice ....... Lewis, James ..... Library Staff .... Liesch, Tom ....... Liethen, Carol .... Ligman, Althea ..... Linskens, Jo ce ..... Linzmeyer, Gene .... Linzmeyer, Geraldine Livermore, Miss Laura Livingston, Leo ..... Livingston, Mary Kay. Loberger, Victor .... Lockery, James ...... Loker, Donald ....... London, Dennis ..... London, LeRoy .... Loos, Daniel ........ Losselyong, Robert. . . Loysen, Barb ....... Luebke, Dennis .... Lueders, Carl. . . Luepke, Joyce .... Lust, James. . . Lutz, David. . . Lux, Carol ..... Lynch, Janis ..... McBain, Joan ...... ...H.,.9o,5o,11o ......H...5o H...5O,81,118 .. ........... so .....H..5o ....5o,9o,97 ....H...43,9o ....43,7o,77,87 ...n......n...5o 50,79 'ff48,75f86,84,96 .....H..26,64,83 .H......M...86 ....5o,119 ....H.5o ....26,91 .. ..... 26 ... ..H.43 .....43 .......12 .. ......... 43,50 ................96 ..,.............43 ...43,68,111,115 ..50,105,109,111 ...U......H...43 ......U...26,99 ...N...43,118 ......50,105,118 ....H...50,78 .H...43,76,77 ....H.5O,76,77 ..H.26,69,7O,8i 95,97,114,19o ................26 ......H..50,112 ...H......H...43 5o,79,73,114 ..43,58,66,79,83, 88,96,98,114,191 McCarthy Theresa .............. 43, 1 1 4 McDonald, Betty .... McDonald, Janice. . . McDonald, Mary .... ...-...50,77,100 ................43 McEathron, Ann ...... 27, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 80, 84, 88, 89, 97, 120 McElroy, Frank ........... 50, 80, 84, 87 McGinnis, Kay ...... Mclntyre, Dave ..... ..43 56 68 72 75 83,89,110,118f121 Mclntyre, Sherry. . .50, 54, 73, 75, 92, 97 McKahn, Jim ....... n....H.5o,54,73 McKechnie, Katherine. .27, 58, 81, 83, 89 McKee, Ginny ...... ..54, 73, 79, 88, 97 McKee, Mary ..... 43, 64, 70, 83, 88, 89 McKennan, Miss Ruth ......... .... 1 0, 83 McKenny, Ann . 50, 66, 71, 78, 84, 88, 97 McKenzie, Sara .................. 50, 92 Maas, Marlene ...... Mackesy, Joan ..... .... 5 O, 75, 96, 113 Madden, Lynn ..... Madden Steve .... Mader, Dave .... Mader, Shirley ..... Magnus, Mary ..... Mahoney, Don ..... Malcore, Carol .... Maldwin, Jim .... Malmstrom, Linda . . Malueg, Joan .... Managan, Mary. .. Manier, Judy ..... Manier, Marcia. 43, Mann, Mr. John P. Mannebach, Sandra Mantz, Jack ..,....... Marquardt, George. Marquardt, Willis. Marschner, Marilyn Marsh, Rita ...... Marsh, Yvonne. . . Marske, Patricia. . . Martin, Sylvia .... Martucci, Louis. . Marx Award .... Marx, Bob ...... Massey, Fa e. .... Mathews, Barbara. . Mauthe, Donna .... Mauthe, Marion. . . 'If97f79,75,85,199 77 Maves, Duane. . . Max, Daniel. . . Mayer, Larr ...... Meade Poll' ....U...50,105 ............96 ............96 ....27,91,117 .....U...27 ....43,118 .....5o,77 ..........43 .. ..... 43,79,84 ........43,55 ...U....H.5O,97 ......5o,54,67,79, 85,88,9o,96,98 67,7o,79,83,88,89 ...U......H...8,9 .......n...43,114 ....50,117 ... .... ..5o .. ........ so .............5O,77 .....H....H.43,72 .....H....H.5O,73 ...43,76,77,84,96 ....u......H...43 ...H...50,54,77 .U......U...123 50 75,78,85 ....50 ....50 y. ...................... 50 hAeek,kaben ..... 97,57,59,69,63,64, 71,81,83,89,1oo,19o Menning, Connie. .43, 80, 84, 86, 91, 114 Menning, Susan .... Meridith, Tom ..... Merkel, Carol. .. Merkle, Barry ..... Metko, Dorothy .... Metzig, Mary ...... Meulemans, Carol. . ...5o,71,89,88,96 ....H....H.50,10S ..........27,85 .......H...72,82 .....5o,68,83,97 . ....... 50,81,93 .. .......... 50,77 Meyer, Donald ................ 1 10, 1 1 8 Meyer, Jim ........ Meyer, Lynn ...... Meyer T omas .... Micheln, Judy ..... Mielke, Jim ...... . Mignon, Ernie ..... Mignon, Jean ..... Milbach, Kenneth. . Miller, Ann ....... 71 89 111 121 27,72,110,115f118 .....H....H.5O,85 .................97 ................103 97,68,85,89,95,97 .................5o ................113 Miller, Carol J ..... 44, 97, 113, 114, 123 Miller, Cathy ...... Miller, Christine. .. .................27 ........U....50,77 Miller, David .......... 44, 83, 115, 121 Miller, Donald .... Miller, Joan ....... Miller, Judy ..... Miller, LeRoy .... Miller, Louise ..... Miller, Mary J ..... Miller, Mary K.. . .. Miller, Patricia. . . . Miller, Richard .... Miller, Yvonne .... Mischke, Carol .... Mislinski, Mark ..., Mislinski, Sherry. . . Mitchell, Bruce .... Mitchell, Ken ..... Mitchell, Penelope. Mitchler, Virginia.. Mirrlesradt, Bob .... Moe, Kathyrn .... Moen, John ...... Monday, Marlene. . Moore, Kathy ...... Morrisse Laurel.44 .....H....44,112 ..............5o ..H.50,85,97 .......44,72 H...H.5o ..H.5O,77 H...H.44 ..H.5O,77 u...5o,119 U...H.44,94 .....5O,68,78 ..........5o .. ........ 27 ....H.50,93 .. ........ 44,99 ... ..... 59,77,89 . ..... 27,82,85 .....H...44 ........5o ....5O,118 ,...,............44 .................5o 79 83 88 89 114 Y I I I I I Mortensefm, Mary Ann ............ 44, 46 Mossholder, Nancy. Mueller, Gerald. . . Mueller, Janice .... Mueller, Lee .... Mullen, Sybil .... ....-...50,94,114 .. .......... so ....27,113 H...H.27 H...50,73 Murphy, Patricia .... Murphy, Richard .... Murphy, Ronald .... Murphy, Ruth ...... .........44 H...5O,110 .....50,118 ....51,77 Nabbefeld, Judith .... ........... 2 8 Nagreen, Marcella. . Nass, Richard ............... 28, 84, 110 National Honor Society ............. 120 Nature Club ............. ......... 9 3 Navarrete, Jean ........ .... 4 4, 67 Nemecek, Robert .... ...... 4 4 Neubert, Joyce ..... ............... 2 8 Neuenfeldt, Susan ............... 44, 79 Newbury, Nancy. ..... 44, 56, 64, 83, 94 Nieft, Donna. . .' .................. . .44 Niemuth, Karl. ...... ............... 4 4 Nienke, Roberta .... Nienow Mrs. Gene. .. ........ 44,85 , . . .10 Nock, Barbara ............ 51, 73, 78, 96 Norris, Dwayne. . .44, 60, 72, 80, 87, 111 Noneen,Knnm...98,67,8o,84,89,97 Nowak, Jan ........................ 28 Nowak Vernon. . . ...H...28,77,112 Nowel l, Peter ....... ...... ....... 2 8 Nussbaum, Sandra . . Nutting, Bonnie .... Oashger, James .... Oatman, Peggg ..... Oellerich, Bo .... ................51 ....51,77,85,9o ....H.51,1o5 Office Staff .......................... 9 Ogaard, Karen ........ 44, 71, 85, 88, 89 Ohde, Judith ....................... 44 Ohlrogge, Ted .... O'Keefe, Mrs. Julia Ol Jerry ....... Olm, Kenneth ...... Olsen, William ..... Olson, Clifford ..... Olson, Joy ....... Olson, Paul ...... Ronald .... Olson One Act Plays .... Oratory ....... Orchesis ..... Orchestra ...... Otis, Patricia ..... Ottman, Jane ..... Otto, Bill ...... Otto, Judy ...... Owings, Jane .... Paalman, David .... U...H...U.28,77 ...........H....9 O'Leary, Miss Mary. N...28,57,1O6,107 .H...H...H11,94 ...............44 .u...28,72,87 ....51,1os,111 ....s1,88, ....51,78, 97 80 57 61 90 28,40 67 7o, "'72,74,82,84,88 .......N...44,103 ..U....u.28,77 ....51,78,97 ...........98 Paessler, Dick .............. 44, 103, 118 Parfitt Douglas , . ..................... 28 Park, Andrea ...... 29, 67, 68, 80, 85, 97 Parker, Jerry .............. 44, 112, 118 Parkinson, Miss Ruth. ....51 68 78 Pasek, Jane .............. Paul, Dennis ................ 44, 88,121 Pam,Judy ........ 99,4o,83,9o,96,98 Pearl, Cheryl ................ 51, 79, 96 Peckham, Linda ..... Pelligrini, Betty ..... Peot, Kay ........ Pep Band ...... Pep Club ........ Persons, Phyllis .... ....H....H.44,82 ..U44,72 ......29 .......74 ..H..9697 ......H...44 Peterman, Shirley .................... 44 ..29,112,117 Petersen, Jan ....... Petersen, Robert .... Peterson, Donald .... , .......99,1o3,111 44 72,87,103,111 Petit, Ardice ................ 51, 85, 96 Petit, Coleen ..... ........H...29,8O Pfefferle, Barbara .... ............. 5 1 Piepenburg, Susan. . Piette, Carol .... Piette, Fred .... Piette, Janet .... Piette, Patricia .... Piette, Robert ....... Pirner, Joan ........ lnagail ..... Plach, lgarbara. . . . . . Pittman ....44,57,72,75 84,89,96,114 .,.u...99,8o,95 ...H...29,1O0 H...29,77,113 ................51 ................99 .99,89,84,94,113 .............51,77 ................51 Plach, Betty ............. ...... 5 1 Plach, Charles ...... Index ... 133 Plach, Jerry .......... .51,79,97 Plambeck, Janet ............. Plowright, Miss Elizabeth ...... 11, 60, 67 Plutz Lester .....,.... Polishinski, Mary ...... Pollard, Bart ....., Pollard, Sandy ..... Pollock, Lorine ...... Ponschock, Barbara. . . Popp, Betty .....,.. Popp, Jerry ........ Potter, James ......... Pribnow, Mr. Walter. . Price, Lester ....,..... Priebe Sandy ........, Prink, lam ............ Printing Club ........ Prochnow, Dick ...... ......51, 75,105 51,79 113 Prochnow Stewart ,......... . .... 51 Prue, Stanley .,....... Pruett, Margaret. . .Q9, Pugh, Katie. . 1 ...... . Pusch, Marion . ....... Quel la, Dolores ....... Quella, Marlene ........... Quella, Mary ........ Rubsam, Robert ..... Rudie, Dale ,..... Rudolf, Ellen. .. Rudolf, Jim ..... ..........44 .......44,59,96 .........31,100 88 Rugland, Helen. ...... 44, 69, 70, 84, Schulze, Ronald ..................... 32 Schumaclcer, Janice .................. 45 Schuman, Sue ...... 45, 59, 68, 72, 82, 96 Schumann, Judy ..................... 45 Schutz, Van ........... 51, 73, 110, 117 Schwebs, Kert ...................... 32 Scribner, Mr. Charles ............. 10, 93 Scribner, John ........ 51, 54, 72, 79, 93, 105, 111, 118,125 Sealy, John .... ............. 5 1, 73 Seeger, David .... ....... 3 2, 87, 112 Seeger, Diane ...... ........ 5 1, 77, 80 egers, r. .............. 1 .... 51 eeliger, argar ............ 45, 100 Seerin , Sandra ....... 45, 66, 80, 85, 97 eidl, Trancis. . ......... . . . . .33 . Hx, .. .. , 1 Selms, r. lon .......... ..... . .12 salt Ratgywsa, 84, ag, 83, 596 gglqier . .. .. .572 clc art .. . .. .f..29, 87, 112 Rusch, Donna ...... ............... 3 1 9 us er,5dw ...., ssll, ar .... .. .....44 ...... Ru ll, a ..... ..,.. ..,.. 4 4 Ruth,Lee..,,............ ........51 ...99,79,87 11,1 gabtee, Mike ................. 51,57, 81 acs, awn. . ......51,77,1 3 Sager,Mr.Kenneth.............. 1,61 Sai rlich,Marily....31,57,58, 7 7,183,120, 12 .. - .... . a ', rrt ..,.. .... , 100,10, 18 Salzman,Lois .......... ...51,72 1 Sa s,Ed ar . .. . . 1 7 8 S 'g asket ......... 84 Sauter,Barbara...........31,69,82,83 51, 71, 89, , 96 Schabo, Carol ...................... 44 30 SdI:ab?,DIaha ....... 31,109,1 118 er,ona. .. .... X,5J6L2g'56't58 ,M.-atrgai' . . 3 .... ,111, 112 ' ' Schafelkee, Ma .... ................ 4 4 70, 79, 75, 84, 100,'121' Ouella, Thomas ...... Ouill and Scroll ...... 54,79,78105 .. . ..7O Rademacher, Jack. .30, 102, 103, 106, 107 Radio-Forum Workshop. Radtlce, Audrey ....... ke, Judy ......... ke, Lois ..... , . , Terry ..... . . ...... 30,117 ...4 89,83, Schaffer, Richard ............ 31, 44, 103 ghattl, r ..... .. ..51,7 , 7,113 h 7 erm .......,.. , , Schiederma r, Marilyn ........... 51 97 3 1 Senior Class Play. . . .. Seniors ............ eehy, trick ...... d enandoa aniel. .. Shepherds , Norma. . Sherry, t.. ,. .. Siebers b iegel, ara. . . , Sievert, Clairdean .... Sievert, Shirley ...... Simenson, Kar . .... Sc 'm lpfennig, Ruth ........ X31 l'l . .... I Schiefelbein, Karen .......... . ..... I. 31 chink, ever ....,.. Schinlc, Joan ..... ll"Hl:ll:ll:51 a Pat ...................... 30, 7 Schinke, Ernest. . . ' ....... .44 am r, Judy ......... 51,38 fo, 'B x n , era e ., ...... . . -lull ' fi ' . . . .......... "" C In 2, . . .. . , Al ft Schirmacher, C rol ....... 44, 76, 77 ec er ames ..... 30 Schlafer, Paula ........... ....... 5 1, 7 Reed, Mary ....... Reetz, Ron ........... Reeve, James ..... 44, 11 Reigel, Charles ....... 1 Q 144,'89,'g a 96,'114 I 'Q 09 I 1 K: ......44,82,103 Reim, Sandra ................ 51, 81, 114 Reinholz, Mr. Harvey. . ....... ..1 , Reinlce, Margie ....... 30, 68, Reitzner Shirley ...... Relien, Steve ......... Remmen, Garry ....... ,77 .....44,112,118 11 118 Schleusner Sandy. , . . . l d i c e,. hmalz, Katherine ..... ....... ..7 ......39,91, ...t..11,8O,8 32 84 95 Schmidt, Audrey. 51, 73, '7' ' 89,281 97 7 ggumidt, ggrlyle. . . .. . Schmidt' Jer , rv --.-- Schmid Judy .... 01.1.1 Sim ar . Si n, . Simon, Judith ........ Simpson, Dick. .33, 75, S son, " ,079', 10 . ........ ..a9,a3 ..... 1.14-40 . .4 115 ........45,79,80 . ...... 51,77 ....45,82 6 70 I I I I .33 68 in 83 88 I I I I .....45, 82, 84 7,111,112,118 7, 7,111,118 , a .. ..x.5 Remmenga, Albert .......... . .7 , c mi , u .......... Rendall, Beverly .... 30, 68, 70, 72, ,75, 80 Schmidt, Richard .................... 51 Rendell, CYnfl1l0 ---------'--- .517 94, 7 Sch 'rler, Fre 'cks ........... 51 68, 96 izarrdau, Richard ..........., 3 1021 3 aril . ... . .. .. . Renier, Robert ........ ,... . . . ' , onna ..... ..... . , Reppert, Mr. Owen. . . ......... 12, 84 Schmitz Gordon Rettler, Paul ........ Rettler Roger ...... Retzlan, Gerald ..... Retzlalf, Patricia ..... Retzlalf, Roger ...... Reynebeau, Dick .... Rickey, Leona ...., Riclter, Maryanne ..... Riedl, Miss Janet ...., Riley, Charles ...... , . ...30,118 ....44.......30 ...I.44 ......30 ....4 ,75,1 Qff44,"' ,1 Riley, Daril. .30, 40, 56, 61, 62, 66, 70, 76, 77, 80, 83, 89, 110, 118, 120,125 Rimple Merl ......... Rindt, Doug .......... Rindt, Roster. . .. . . Riordan, illiam ...... Ri l Lavonne Rorblidhaucl, . . l I Roblee, Patricia ..... - . Roeck, Charles ........ Roeck, Lynn Ann. . . . . . Roemer, John ..... . . Eoemeikllbbert .... . . o m ancy .... .. Ralofi, Bob ........... Roohr, Sandra ........ Root, Stephen. ........ . Rosenberg, Robert 31, 6 Roth, Alex ........... Roth, ar ne ......... R , . .... . . Royan, . . . . . 134.. ln ...44, ., ....,......44 ....30,112 79, 75,89 7 .......4, , 5 .......44,87,92 30, 82, 84,, 8 97 1 ..51, , ..44, 72,113,117 ...51,94,96,114 3181 8af:.es9.u, 4, 81,83,112,115 ...........g,.44 ....44,114 , 3 In er, ro .............. ..45, 81 Sipple, Mary ..........., . .51, 94 Skenandore, Yvonne .... . ........ 45 Smedlund, Janet ...... . . . 45 75 nd ' ' . . . Smith, Allei ........................ 33 Smith, Donald ....................... 33 Smith, Dora ee .... .. - . ..... 51, 96 Kenn .... . ..4..33 , ay e ................... 5 srrrtrddyoart ...................... '.45 S u de, Thomas ...... 3, 7, 117 EW : N harle .. . . . . ..51 olberg, andy ....,..... , , , 117 Sommers, James ........... 33, 63, 64, 83 Sop o ores. .Q .... ............ 4 7-52 Sopgwbke Show . . . .......... . .54 orda ' h . . . ......... . .45 Sorensen, Rosalyn 5 69 85 97 4 , , , ,1 2chrraaglar,rQ!Aaryhalla ..... 44, 75, 82,117 OS d ' . ....... . . 3 ','g".. ........ .5 ' 1 C nzhii .. an ......................... ' ................... 2 Schrage, Karen ....... Schreiber, Lloyd. . Schreiter, Barb ........ 51, 78, 84, 97, 114 ...,...........45,87 39, 71, 844125, 96 1 9 Souders, Davi Spanish Awards Spanish Club ................... .... 8 2 Spector Award ...... . ............. 125 Spec r, ob ........... 52, 73, 1 112 pen , i th ine.. . .. . 94 . . . . .. .. . . . 9 Spdahar,vadd. .J .... 33, 80, 88, 0 Sc f, Luc e ...... ......... , S er, Eli . .... Sc roe r, David .... ............ 4 5 Schroe , Ellen ............. 32, 76, 77 gclnroeder, James ......... .... c r e er, ry .... , , ' 's. . .51, , , Schroeder, Richard ............... a . .45 Schroeder, Robert ..... 51, 105, 111, 118 Schroe e Ronald .......... 51 huele . .... , chuel' , win .... ............ f . Scl1uetter,. avid.45, 5 , 61, 106, 107, 21 Schuh, Janet ...... , .... .. 32, 62, 6 , 71 Schuh Patsy ..... . . 7 ch . . Schultz, Gordon ....... ll.llllll.45,92 99 Schultz, James ................... 4 Schultz, Roger. . Schultz, William ........ 32, 72, 112, 118 Schulz, Mr. Lester ......... 10, 76, 77, 97 Schu , dra.f .39, 76, 77, 9 120,122 Schu ames.9 ...... 32, 102 03 1 St n nd, at .... Spranger, Shirley ....... ............ 3 3 gpringer,TMarilyn ....... . .52 pr' t m . ..... . . . . , 117 v ... S ............. 33 Staedt, Thomas .............. 33, 72, 112 Starfeldt, Lorenz ......... ...... 5 2, 117 Stark, Kathryn ..... .34 8 , 9 113,417 ta k, . . ..,. . . . 72, tate ratorical ha pl'on. . .Sr ....... 125 Steclcbauer, Miss R .ta ............. 10, 97 Stecker, Carol ................... 52, 94 eenis, Suzan.nQ,. . .8 .... . ..... .45 34 ugene. . Ste ns, Mary. . . Stelfes, Richard .... Steffes, Stanley. . . tegir, James. . .. .lillll-..:l:.:lll.l45 ...59, 73, 119 .....52,117 ........34 Steinberg, Patricia ....... .... 3 ..... 4 5 Stairrbar , William ............. ..34, 77 Steiner, ve. . . , - GA, 1 7 1 Ste ge ' J r'-- ....-.,i::'.1':.:'7::z:::.-...-f ............34,76,77 cz ..... 52,77,97 ......... .52 Sternhagen, Marilyn .......... . . . .34, 71 Ulwelling, Michael ..... 36, 71, 102, 103, West, Shirle ..,........... .... 5 2, 117 Wetalc, Mr. I-lubert .... ......... Stevenson, Robert. . .... 45, 115, 118 106, 107, 111, 120 ..... 11 Stingle, Donald ..... . .. ..... 5 U e CPE: .................,...... 88 Wetzel, Rosalie. . .45, 56, 59, 83, 97, 114 gtingllqderry ..... . . . . 4.25 ts ig, atr' a .............. 36, 63, 89 wlI:ee:er, .gofixnn ................ 52, 77 tins i, orence. . . ..... ..... e e er, ic .................... . .52 Stinslci, Margaret ............. . Q4 an lan ..... ....... 5 2 Whitman, Susan .... ..... 5 2, 97 Stoger, Joe .... ......... 3 , , 77, 12 an Daalwyk, Marlene. . . ..... 36 Wic n, gene .... .... . .52 Sto el, Mary .............. ........ 5 2 Vand Boom, laine. . ..... 3 , Q Wi , arry .,.. .... 5 2 Stohlman, Al ert ...... ........ 4 5, 93 an n Boo l l . . ..... .3 Wic man, Richard .... ...... 3 8 Stormfeltz, He n ..... .... , .... . . 45 er ' , arle e .... .... 3 6, 85 Wi h a Tho . . . . . . . . . . .52 Strader, Erv ........ .. . 4 18 den Ziyi, Betty ........... 45, 82 ' en. . . .. .....45, 112 Strehmel, r ln .. . .. , , 766. V e H u el, Rob rt. . . .... 4 c es erg, Carol ..... ...... . 52, 77 81, 93, 1 V Linden, Ger di . . ...... 5 Wickesberg, omona. . . ........ .38, 77 Strehmel e.. . ...52, 3,109,11 n rLmn,Jud ,72,85,96,117 Wi x, d .. 81 gtriebry, l.avJvren e ...... 663-,'ibg2, 1 V derlL B, Neil ..... .. .. ..52 13? l i a as .... 8 . .... .... . .455 tring am, oe. . .. , , an er oop, oro yj ...... . ", inson, ue. , , 0 , , 7 , Strabl, Jarn3!iQQ. . ....... 33 g ander tt Calll ....... . ....... 5 80, 84, 863 88, 120, 124 Strobl, Parr' a ................. 52, 11 n r , nnor ..... 45, 84, 11?g,1g'. ,f f th ..... ............ 3 8 Stroker, Diane.. ....... ....... 4 5 1 n , ............. . .4 , 1 .P fu 5 M jo ........... .10 Stroker Ken.. . ... , 105 an Dynhoven, Gerald ....... ... . C r .. Hams, Rich rd .. ..... ......3g Strutz, Dick. . . ....... 52, 112 Van E ck, Darlene . ..... . .... - ' Williams, Shrazn . ......... . . . .45 Strutz, Mich .................... 52 Van - - , ' ......... .45, 11 illiams n, er din ............ 38, 95 Studen n I ............ ...... 1 Van f - , Richard ...... . . .5 ' Wwpfxnn ..................... 97 Sturm, yril ....... ...... . . . an - James.36, 60, 68 1 O! 120 ' , atricia ..... A . . . ...... . . . .38 Sullivan, Mrs- Carol ----- -- , Van T rf Barbara ............ g' inlc, James. .38, 6 7 , , 83, 89, 102, Sullivan, John .... ..... 5 , 10 112 Van L ,Ric a . .... 0 .... 5 , A 03, 0, 124 Sanain, Sharon.. ............... . .52 v -, r . :. .,......... 52,100 ink trawl ..... . . .5 , 78,96 Swan, Susanne ........ .............. 3 4 V 197 a , irginia ........ 52, 78, 97 ' l a .......... .... 4 5 Swanton, Pete .... .... . . . .. . 5, 7 . Lyssel, J ' ................. 45 i r, s ........... , O, 85, 91 Sylvester Nielsen r . . . . .1 Van L m ................ .... , om.. ....... . .........S2 udenh verly ..... io , 9 . inters, Kenn ...... ........... 4 6 Talisman Bus' ...... ....... .... 6 9 an n. . . . . . .. .... 45 Wipr d, Gw . . ..... ... .52, 78, 96 Talisman Edi orial ............. .... 6 8 n oy, dy. . I A I 77, 94 Wit Mr. erner ..... ............ 8 Tank, Denni ........ 52, 71, 7 , 03, 109 V 1 Ryzin, icha ....... J , 15, 109 i e, Davi ...... .38, 112, 115 Tank, Nancy ................ 59, 96, 113 Q t , Bill ......... T ........ e, J et. . .- ....... ........... . 38 Tanlc, Sandra .......... 35, 69, 70, 6, 95 - r , Shirley ............. . Witzke . ce ...... 12, 115, 118 Taubel, Cathryn. ............... , 95 Y onderen, Sally! . ....... .52 Witzke - .......... .... . . 9 Taubel, Evelyn. ......... .. .. ..45 an Z eren, Josep ............. 45 Woch . a. .. . .4 , 4 Temple, Liz... .57 01a ,120 Verb c Tm2s.. ................ 37 Wah J '- ...... . ....52, 73 Temple, Tom. . . .. .. . .... 45, 11 Ver ug J ' .......... . . . Wol arol ........ .... 5 2, 93, 113 Tennis ..... . . . ..... ....... 1 V oven, n ............ 4. . .... L f - dt, Stanl .. .... .....46, 103 Terror Band. . . ...... ....... V erk 'le avid.. 7, 102, 103, 1 , 1 2 Wolf, Mi n elle .. .... ...9, 57 Tesmer, Nata A ...... .... 4 5, Verkui en, Thomas .45, 57, 0 0 Wolff, J i e ......,. . ........ 39 Tesaen, Daryl. Q ....... . .... ga 107, 108, 1 , 12, f olfgr ,Janice ...... .... 5 2, 77 Tews, Jim. ... .... ... Verkuilen Thoma M. .......... 105, 111 ' olfgram, Nancy A ..... . . . . . . . .39 Tews, Pat. ... ... . . 35, 95 Verri rald. . ... . . ... . . 37 Wolfgram, Nancy M.. . . .... 2, 73 Thalke, Elai ' . . . . . 8, 80, 8, 97 Ver y ............. . . . . Wollwage, Paul .... ...... . .. 2 9, 92 Thalke, Joyc ..... ...... , 80 V. ' l' itiz hip Awar ........ 123 Wolters, David ........ . . . .52, 111 Theisen Robert ....... ..... . 5, 4 -' Gary. .... ........... 3 7 Wooden, o er .... . ...... .... 3 9 Theres, 'ferry .,,, , 5, 58, , , 96 v 'lice. . ................. 37, 82 r ll, r a ........ , 2, 77 Thibert Harvey ............ , 1 118 V anice. . . .37, 69, 85, 86, 95, 97 or el l .. ....... . .. .77 Thiel, fharlotte. . . .. . ..... 45 ' V - I, erry. ................. Wor e eggy. . . . . . . , 97, 114 Thiel, June ....... .... 5 2 an. ......... 37, S8 , 9, 96 Wre Jerome. .... . ..... 39, 70, 100 Thistle, Jeannie. . . .. ...' .... 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