Brodhead High School - Red B Yearbook (Brodhead, WI)

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ALBERT, DIANE- Diane -Her interest lies in the Junior Class. ALBERT, RODGER- Rodger -A true pal in every sense of the word. AMES, ROBERT- Bob -Full of fun--and mischief, too. BOUT ON , JERRY- Jerry - School comeseasy- -for some- one else. BRAGER, KAREN- Karen -She's quiet when she's asleep. BRAUN, RONALD- Ron -What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. BURKHALTER, CAROL- Carol -A jolly all-around irl. BUESEY, WILLIAM- Bill -Life is too short to study all the time. CALVIN, JUNE- June -A clear head, a sincere heart. CHALLONER, KENNETH- Ken -School is such a nice ast-time. CLXRK, ARLYN- Arlyn -He always wears a happy smile. CLARK, DARRELL- Darrell -Blessed are they with red hair, for they shall illuminate the earth. CLARK, PAUL- 'Paul -Ever a faithful member of our c ass. CULLES, SHIRLEY- Shirley -A quiet tongue shows a wise head. EARLEYWINE, RGERT- Bob -He'll be a great scientist someda , EVERSON, DALE- gale -A hit with the misses . FAIRMAN, LYVONNE- Lyvonne -All we know about her is good. FOSLIN, HARLES- Charles -Only hurry when there is time to waste. GOODSIR, JAMES- Jim -There's nothing quite like the countriy girls. GRANT, NA C - Nancy -Quietness is one of her many virtues. GRITZMAKER, NANCY- Jean -She speaks and acts just as she should. HEGI, KATHLEEN- Kathy -When it comes to riding horses, she can't be beat. HOESLY, CAROL- Carol -One rare case where the student is studious. JOHNSON, STELLA- Stella -What should a girl do but be merr . KLEMM, KAREYN- Karen -A laugh all her own. KUBLY, RONALD- Ron -Everyw ere he goes, he causes a small riot. KUNDERT, PAULINE- P1een -Even the Sophomore class has some swell fellows. LEE, GARY- Gary -Gum tastes best in school, LINDEMAN, CAROL- Carol -Gosh!!! I got A-, I know I should have studied harder. MARTIN, BEN- Ben -Why work when I can talk my way out of it? MASON, GARY- Gary -Life is too short to study all the time. MAVEUS, ROSEANNE- Roseanne -The world was made for fun. McGlNTY, MICHAEL- Mike -He's used as a guinea pigqin Biology class. McKI NEY, DON- Don -I was cut out to be a genius, but someone ran away with the pattern. MOORE, KAREN- Karen' -Where her interest lies, no one knows. NICHOLS, CHARLENE- Charlene -She pleases all in her own way. NIEDERMEIER, NANCY- Nancy -There's a mischievous twinkle in her Oiyes. NIEDERMEIER, R ER- Roger -Good natured. That's me all over. ' NUSSBAUM, DOROTHY- Dot -I'm happy. Aren't you? OLIN, RICHARD- Dick -Truly a classmate. CLIN, ROBERT- Bob -I-le'l1 make a good farmer some- da . QSOKI, JQMN- Joan -What happened to that long, beautiful hair? G..SON, NORMAN- Norm -Early to bed and early to rise, and EU miss the best part of the diy. OLSON, VIC - Vicki -The world was ma e to be enjoyed and I will make the best of it. PFISTERER, REBECCA- Becky -If you see a quiet little girl off in acorner, you know it isn't Becky! PINEJOW, MARLENE- Marlene -Dates are her favorite ruit. REAVIS, MICHAEL- Mike -Away with the books. Let's have some fun. RIEMER, LOREN- Loren -Girls are bothersome, but I don't mind being bothered. RINGEN, CHERYL- Kelli -The Blonde Streak! Il lil ll RODERICK, EDWARD- Ed -I could be good at any- thing if I wanted to. ROLFE, DENNIS- Denny -Be like meg don't study so hard. ROLFE, ROXANNA- Roxanna -A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. ROSHEISEN, SHARON- Sharon -A very friendly and cheerful lass. RUEF, JAMES- Jim -Take a little time off to grow. SCHMID, GINGER- Ging -The future Speed Bow1 queen. SCHUPBACH, GARY- Gary -Something between a hindrance and a help. SCHWARTZLOW, ALETA- Aleta -Pep and personality. SMITH, DAVID- Dave -Who said Algebra is hard? STREMICK, MARY- Mary -Her smile has brightened many a day. SUTHERLAND, GARY- Gary -I don't intend to waste my time studging. TIES, FREDERIC -' Mac -What I know, the world knows. VISGER, VINCENT- Vir1ce -She ought to love meg l ggtve herla whole stick of gum. WE EL, RITA- Rita -Nature designed us to be of good cheer, WE CH, DARLENE- Darlene -Quiet like a mouse. WENDLER, MILTON- Milton -Does anything ever bother him? WILLIQMS. JEAN- lean -The girl with the winning smr e. WILLIS, RICHARD- Dick -school just doesn't interest him anymore. WITTE, DAVID- Dave -He's good at figures: geometric fggures, that is. WO DEN, KEN ETH- Ken - What's a little Latin between Americans? WOLTER, GWEN- Gwen -We're proud of our Sophomore cheerleader. 26

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UN DERCLASSMEN

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Rosheisen, Roxanne Rolf, Nancy Grant, Carol Hoesly, Dorothy Nussbaum, Karen Klemm, Marlene Pinnow, Vicki Olson, Gwen Wolter, Becky Pfisterer, June Calvin, Jean Williams, Stella Johnson, SECOND ROW: Carol Lindeman, Mary Stremick, Shirley Culles, Holly Jacobs, Darlene Welch, Kathleen Hegi, Ginger Schmid, Pauline Kundert, JoAnn Olson, Aleta Schwartzlow, Karen Brager, Cheryl Ringen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Selbo, Mrs. Larkin, Lyvonne Fairman, Diane Albert, Rita Weibel, Jean Gritzmaker, Carol Burkhalter, Charlene Nichols, Karen Moore, Nancy Niedermeier, Roseanne Maveus, Mrs, Sveom, Mr, Homan, FOURTH ROW: James Ruef, Dick Willis, Paul Clark, Roger Albert, Norman Olson, Kenneth Challoner, Charles Foslin, Robert Earley- wine, David Witte, Mac Ties, Gary Mason, David Smith, Donald McKinney. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Braun, Ronald Kubly, Gary Lee, Milton Wendler, Dennis Rolf, Ben Martin, William Bussey, Gary Sutherland, Ed Roderick, Dale Everson, Loren Riemer, Kenneth Wolden. SIXTH ROW: Bob Ames, Richard Olin, Darrell Clark, Michael McGinty, Jerry Bouton, Gary Schupbach, Roger Niedermeier, Michael Reavis, Arlyn Clark, Robert Olin, Jim Goodsir. RI. nif lf' rv' wif i 5 K ' if f'l if In gli-LJ 4,15'L,i. A I K ll K f x ' ll 1 ff 3, '. X E 1, -X JI li i f ,Z if K ophomore Class Officers f l ' Pi ' President . . . . Ronald Kubly Vice-President . . . . David Witte Secretory. . . Dorothy Nussbaum 27