D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

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TUDE TCOU CIL The Student Council this year worked at revising the constitution to enable it to work more efficiently. A dress code in the form of suggestions was also set up. In addition to this the council was in charge of Homecoming as well as basketball hops. Part of the Student Council funds will be used for scholarships to worthy senior graduates. N -7' X I '- ! X M -N A5 Q OFFICERS-SEATED: Kermit Traska, President. STANDING: A wg l Marcie Buchberger, Clerk, Tom Altman, Treasurerg Jim Werner, Vice-Presidentg Betty Tabaka, Secretary. Qs 'Sit ROW ONE: JoAnne Webster, Peggy Abel, Chris Gierczak, Linda Ladin, Linda Goertz, Joanne Ogiba, Peggy Breunig, Marcia Falk. ROW TWO: Pat Knutson, Betty Tabaka, Judy Moberg, Theresa Ogiba, Marcie Buchberger, Annette Blank, Kris Olson, Anita Worzella, Mr. Blank, Advisor. 70 Q3 ROW THREE: Kathy Lerch, Linda Benaszeski, Harvey Kurtz, Gary Kaminski, Jim Werner, Kermit Traska, Randy KaiS9I', Sandy Schulta, Debra Kujawa. ROW FOUR: John Payne, Dan Kennedy, Bob Traska, Larry Wolff, John Kent, Ken Juedes, Doug Tietz, Francis Plaza, Larry Rowan.

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DEBATE ROW ONE: Bonnie Van Lieshout, Kathy McNamara, Keith Martin, Steven Schmidtke, Joe Larson, Martha Warpehoski, Ann Sternberg, Mrs. Stanke, Advisor. ROW TWO: Harvey One of the challenges of a competitive, realistic society is the ability to analyze a situation, take a stand on the issues, and try to convince others to accept your conclu- sions. Debate offers students a challenging and unique learning experience of this sort. Each year a controversial proposal is presented to high schools in the state. Students who wish to debate must devote time and effort to the study of this proposal, and develop their views on it. The debate squad travels to tournaments held throughout the state to debate with stu- dents of other schools. Here, when they must face other people with opposing views, the debaters put their argumentative ability to the test. In a series of timed speeches they attempt to convince the judge, who decides which are the better debaters. It certainly gives the debaters a sense of achievement when they come home from a tournament with a high rating-especially if a trophy is included. Kurtz, Jeff Geiger, David Giesler, Jim Werner, Douglas Tietz, Tom Altman, Kerry Lintner, , gmhsw iw We The debate team at work. 69

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TIN CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Blank, Advisor, JoAnne Webster, Kay Alvey, Dianne Schoen, Linda Bendickson, Keith Martin, Carolyn Martin, Mary Lou Salsieder, Pat Foster, Mary Alvey, JoAnne Ogiba, Pat Newby, Terry Garske. ROW TWO: Susan Hornung, Marsha Remington, Nancy Laska, Paulette Lodholz, Franceen Richmond, Janie Neuendank, Sally Markrof, Kathy Lerch, Mary Blanchiield, Martha Warpehoski, Sue Ann Hoppe. ROW THREE: Thomas Webster, The Latin Club of D. C. Everest High School promotes a friendly interest and ap- preciation of Latin, the civilization, language, and influences on modern life. All Latin students and former Latin stu- dents are eligible for membership in the club. The Latin Club annually sponsors a Roman , fe-if 51' 'vi' r rs. , Q 'Q ,, hx ' f r--A 'fi , 'Q f 3 ' ' , JN '3Q?2i,f+r,1Q as - A 1 l-g.:.,14i -f'.vu-- ugladi-. '--- tt,. 'M . Latin Club members waiting to enjoy the feast. John Weldon, Al Augustine, Jean Zastrow, Linda Coertz, Betty Tabaka, Karen Plaza, David Sefton, Leslie Ferge, Bill Prewitt, Gary Desotelle, Larry Flynn. ROW FOUR: Jim Babl, Kathy Staszak, Sue Owzarski, Shirley Cajewski, Greg Garske, Emery Lewis, Tom Artz, Jim Werner, Ken- neth Borham, Mark Gresens. Vicki Bloczynski, Christi Dud- geon, Roseanne Olbrantz. Banquet in May and the initiation of new members in the fall. Different phases of Ro- man culture are explored at monthly meetings. Officers for the school year were: Presi- dent, Jim Werner, Vice-President, Keith Mar- tin, Secretary, Mary Lou Salsiederg Treasurer, Carmen Welbes. er ,, , i 11' N K K , In f' 3 f. ,K . ,L 55 es, , 33 'Q fn- J 5' Latin I members presented a skit for the older members. 7l