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

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peabiugog wsmboebam ROIV 1: Joanne Martin, Kathy McNamara, Ellen Wysocki, Jamie Schira, Martha Warpehoski, Nancy Giesler, Bonnie VanLieshout. Row 2.' Mrs. Stanke, Advisor, Joanne 'sValdinger, Keith Martin, Gary Decker, Harvey Kurtz, David Rung, Kerry Lintner, Linda Tietz. Row 3: Jean Geiger, Jim Brzezinski, Holly Nimz. ROIV 1: Maxine Russ, Gail Ramthun, Chris Krueger, Pa- tricia Lerch, Shirley Stang, Beryl Halbesleben, Nelda Jones, Cherryl Guenther, Debbie King, Debby Staszak, Theresa Blaskowski, Debra Gorski. ROIV 2: Ellen Wy- socki, Karen Buchkoski, Marie Schulz, Diana Wruck, Linda Mosier, Judy O'Brien, Carol Easker, Jennifer Bauer, Kay Zepplin, Fran Waldenberger, Frances Wliskowski, Terri Irick. ROIV 3: Karen Lorge, Paula Gorski, Cheryl Ketchum, Gail TePaske, Debbie Payne, Karen Kozlowski, Margaret Tyslciewicz, Gail Rhyner, Kathy Zdroik, Linda Thomp- son, Linda Tietz, Karen Krause, Lynn Hassel. ROW 4: Pat Tauferner, Pam Dreger, Mary Robare, Pamala Lodholz, Diane Buchkoski, Carla Soren- sen, Kathy Skilling, Diane S c h a n k e, Paula Brinkman, Linda McNamara, Pat Newby, Janet Feith, Joanne Martin. ROIV 1: Jamie Schira, Theresa Ogiba, Robert Thorpe, Marcy Schulz, Jim Brzezinski, Kerry Lintner, Dick Hawley, Dave Rung, Gary Passow, Donald Schlueter, Cindy Roseke. ROlV 2: Debb Derby, Randy Strachan, Gary Decker, Harvey Kurtz, Jim Wan- serslci, Jessica Stankowski, Nancy DeLisle, Dan Pregont, Vern Het- tinga, Deb Kujawa, Greg Nowin- sky, Kenneth Hess. ROIV 3: Jean Kort, Gary France, Tom Clark, Terry Woznicki, Doug Tietz, Dean Lester, Gordy Kosobucki, George Szews, Gerald France, Bill Alexe- jun, Dan Christiansen, John Kru- ger, Don Bates. ROW 4: Kathy McNamara, Dee Heinz, Jean Roble, Jayne Murkowski, Susan France, Marla Block, Karen Block, Chris Gierczak, Lynn Brandt, Mary Kay LaPorte, Sue Wachtl. 8I

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' w1bWof:ksUmdw ROW 1.' Mrs. Rau, Advisor, Pat Knutson, Nancy Merriam, Carol Lucas, Mary Hoffman, Angeline Dulak, Roxann Burns, Mary Blanchfield, Susan Fritz, Roberta Gitchel. ROIV 2: Barbara Tesch, Patrick Meuret, Jim Brzezinski, Steven Schrnidtke, Ed Braatz, Larry Barwick, jim Sliwicki, Bob Kort, Betsey Gibbs. ROW 3: Brenda Wolfe, Linda Lerch, Cathleen Easker, Judy Blanchfield, Pam Helding, Linda Setula, Cynthia Van Vuren, Sue Wachtl, Cin dy Chandler, Terry Nemke. The Library Club is a service organization designed to help students and faculty using the Everest library. Activities such as a book sale and gameuconcessions are spon- sored to raise money for a 35100 scholarship. The club has an annual Christmas party and spring picnic. Library assistants also attend local and state workshops. To be an active member, a student must work in the library three or more periods a week and have a C or better average. The officers were: Roberta Gitchel, President, Brenda Wolfe, Vice-President, Betsey Gibbs, Secretary, Mary Blanchfield, Treasurer. Students take advantage of library facilities. 80

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FLM Hwhabrs 4 1 11 ROW 1: Susan Hitz, Donna Gut, Pat Fobes, Sue Woznicki, Carol Whitman, Nancy Probst, Debbie Geurink, Marcia Falkowski, Judy Blanch- field, Susan Schulstrom, Irene Paszek, Miss Neumeyer, Advisor. ROW 2: Darlene Legner, Darlene Budleski, Susan Skare, Karen Kent, Theresa Ogiba, Jane Townsend, Pam Gums, Sharon Walters, Char Dobeck, Mary Kostroski, Sue Kort, Betty Easker, Rose Furmanek. ROW 3: Lynda Kuklinski, Bev Sliwicki, Connie Yach, Mary DeLisle, Sue Baumann, Joan Leder, jenny Schoenborn, Lois Wenzel, Linda Dittbrender, Mary Budleski, jackie Budnik, Polly Wergin, Marlis Trzebiatowski. ROW 4: june Dittbrender, Carol Berndt, Gail Mullen, Gail Trzebiatowski, June Schmidt, jean Lund, Linda Trzebiatowski, Linda Benaszeski, jean Hoftiezer, Janice Wincentsen, Rita Kostroski, jean Marquardt, Julie Brzezinski. ROIV 5: Pamala Lodholz, Betty Kuklinski, Marilyn Geurink, Terry Nemke, Kay Zepplin, Sue Wachtl, Terry Steck- bauer, Cathleen Easker, Marliss Schickert, Arlene Dulak, Lucene Burr0WS, PCSSY Bfellrlig, Susan Juedes. The purposes of FHA include promoting the satis- faction and joys of homemaking, working for a worthy democracy and leadership in family and community life. FHA also strives to promote inter- national good will and wholesome recreation for all. Some of the projects of FHA are donating a food basket for a needy family at Christmas, singing Christ- mas carols at the county hospitals, sponsoring candy sales, and participating in the state convention and demonstration program. The group also is sponsoring a Jamaican foreign child, a project from the pre- vious years. OFFICERS-Sealed: Linda Benaszeski, Vice-President Ilg Miss Neumeyer, Advisorg Linda Dittbrender, President, Jean Lund, Song Leader. Standing: Sue Kort, Vice-President Ig Darlene Legner, Treasurerg Irene Paszek, Secretaryg Rose Furmanek, Parliamentariang Pam Gums, Degree Chairman' June Dittbrender, Reporter-Historian. 82