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

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ROW 1: Kay Alvey, Jean Roble, Pat Fobes, Kris Olson, Terry Steckbauer, Lynn Hassel, jan Rhyner, Elyse Waldinger, Carol Stuplich, Susan Schulstrom, Irene Paszek, Marie Schulz. ROIV 2: Kathy Wojicechowski, Susan France, Sally Sowinski, Linda Siferd, Carol Easker, Bev Sliwicki, Julie Bloedel, Cheryl Sorenson, Polly Wergin, Ann Voght, Debby Wetterneck, Claire Hogan, Lynda Kuklinski. ROW 3: Mr. Hen- riksen, Advisor, Kathie Felch, jamie Schira, Mary DeLisle, Gail Rience, Randy Strachan, Carmen Welbes, Randy Kaiser, Jacci Miller, Nancy Zimbauer, jean Marquardt, Joann Waldinger, Sharon Muelver, Becky Borner. ROW 4: Dave Sefton, Al Augustine, Barbara Tesch, Rosie Schmirler, Jeff Geiger, Ken Berg, Tom Artz, Gerald France, Gary France, Thomas Derby, Linda Benaszeski, Dottie Lueck, Mike Hoffmanng ROIV 5: Karen Schreiber, Kay Schreiber, Sharon Zastrow, Kathy McNamara, Betty Kuklinski, Diane Esker, Karen Buchkoski, Patricia Basta, Peggy Abel, Marge Erickson, Fran Waldenberger, Jack Berg. The Young Democrats Club is an organization de- signed to promote student interest in the functions of government. The club supports the party candi- dates by actively campaigning for familiar candidates during elections. This campaigning includes such activities as distributing bumper stickers and other literature. The club serves as a starting ground for those students hoping to find a future in politics. lt Young Dems participate in county meeting 74

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. . Science Club includes those students who wish to extend their knowledge in the fieldg they have the opportunity to use the equip- ment and supplies in the Science Depart- ment. The only requirement for membership is that the students be willing to work and attend regular meetings. Each of the mem- bers works on a project in which he is in- terested, periodic progress reports and demonstrations must be given. These projects may be submitted to the Science Fair at Stevens Point which is sponsored by the Wisconsin junior Academy of Science. Science Club member works on project. ROIV 1: jim A-schbrenner, Ken Shidell, Fran Brzezinski, Terry Altman, jim Babl, jane Bychinski, Len Waldenberger, Diane Esker. ROW 2: Mr. Rlggle, Advisor, Harvey Kurtz, Paul Kuroski, jaack Roberts, Steven Schmidtke, Steve Jensen, Leslie Ferge, Gary Decker, ghafles Kwmtkowski. ROW 3: Bill Larson, Charlotte Geiger, Jeff Geiger, joe Larson, Doug Tietz, Dave Werner, Doug Shidell, jim au s. 73

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Fofv Vctofuj The Young Republicans widen the political atmosphere of Everest by providing a better understanding of American government and the processes that make it succeed. Young Republicans support local, county, state, and national candidates by promoting the policies of their Party. Members do much of the necessary campaign footwork. Any student who wants a better understanding of his government and of political affairs is eligible to become a member of Young Republicans. OFFICERS-Gary Decker, Treasurer, Dan Christiansen, Presidentg Marcy Schulz, Secretary, Sam Martin, Vice-Presi- dent. ROW 1: Jerry Tiedemann, Linda Priller, Jayne Nowinsky, Pat Knutson, Jon Tiedemann, Donna Chack, Marcy Schulz, Jeanine Thresher, Nelda Jones, Pam Helding, Nancy Giesler. ROW 2: Colleen Sonntag, Marcia Hettinga, Jean Torney, Mary Gausmann, Gary Passow, Keith Martin, Mark Whiteside, Connie Dassler, Jeanne Emerson, Cathy Gausmann, Jean Knutson. ROW 3: Debbie Holz, Terry Altman, Gary Decker, Harvey Kurtz, Jim Brzezinski, Jack Roberts, Paul Kuroski, Jim Richardson, Judy Ludwig, Sandra Gilbertson. ROW 4: Don Bates, John Krueger, Joe Larson, Dan Christiansen, Bill Miller, Casey Henderson, Fred Decker, Kenneth Borham, Steven Schmidtke, Steve Jensen, Cathy Gunderson. ROW 5: Linda Lerch, Marliss Schickert, JoAnne Gunderson, Marcia Falk, Mr. Greason, Advisor, Terrie Irick, Linda Ladin, Mary Schulz, Jackie Howland, Joanne Martin. 75