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

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bb QUfdesTlw Slopes ROIV I: Mr. Mueller, Advisor, john Hanz, Jane Bychinski, Roberta Gitchel, Gary Decker, Jim Schulta, joan Kuhn, Polly Wergin Ann Voght, Mr. Mader, Advisor. ROW 2: Deb Kuiawa, Keith Martin, Russ Erdmann, Don Bates, Christie Dudgeon, Lee Guenther Jeanne Emerson, Brent Dolde, ROIV 3: jack Roberts, Bill Larson, Kenneth Borham, jim Schymanski, joe Larson, Mike Benda Steve Jensen, Perry Kaiser. ROW 4: Kathy Stone, Pat Newby, Gail Eklund, Sandy Truttmann, Jayne Nowinsky, Gloria Ohland Fran XValdenberger, Pam Stone. qt ' X 1 A x , , rl . 1,1 W , , t 5 ll Q lt, K. uplift A.,V f :UMM ll 11. t A fi! - uf N 'fit it 'xl f t Q' 1 My ixyl . . 1 ' t .Y HI 1-' , QQ hx, I I i l it i li' :lx , tui. T. U ' . ,.' . 1' f , Q D, -A .V I 1 l, . it Q , 1 9 , 1 , 'Ji ', t lil' Sri' Kg. 3 . I, I ,nf 1. IN I ll it . fl' , 1 1 .fl L. 1 t f fl- 1 l alll' if 'f 1' il 1 lfii. .. . Ulf , Speeches on, safety -measures in skiing an .movu ' . iiabouit the isgdrt ar krzggular featuresvjofltlme Ski Clu M' meetings unflilksnf Wlipermits the group to beeom A X active. y QV' it l- In winteffhese skiing enthusiasts along with thc L 1advisers,'Mr. Dennis Mueller and Mr. Michael Mader, plah regular outings to Rib Mountain and other ski- ing sites in the area. Any student interested in skiing may become a member of the group. can l l .4 2 ,. l Q . -st Q OFFICERS-Ken Borham, Presidentg Jeanne Emer- son, Secretaryg Fran Waldenberger, Treasurerg Kathy Stone, Vice-President. X 14

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86 121609 Club Am I-Hgh OO ll ' 4 1 -X 0 X. 0 O ROW 1: John jagerson, Gordon Kosobucki, Russell Prieve, Bill Thompson, Mr. Ziebell, Advisor, Jayne Murkowski, Tom john jagerson takes aim I OOO Dick Krueger, Kathy Pflieger. ROW 2.' jim Schulta, Tom Klemp, Schulta, Mike Schulta. Rifle Club's purpose is to improve its members' skill in the care and handling of firearms. Target-shooting competition is an important part of the activities. This competition, as well as the other activities, helps to develop qualities of leadership, loyalty, and cooperation. Membership is open to anyone 18 or younger whose appli- cation fapproved by a parent orguardianj is accepted by the club's executive committee. As of this year, Junior High students are eligible for membership. Rifle Club also sponsors concessions at some basketball and football games. Gordie Kosobucki sights in his target

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Afv6ClubDwwsA r XFN ROW 1: Nancy Giesler, Debbi' Holz, Sherry Hantz, Carol Lucas, Bonnie Driscoll. ROW 2: DuWayne Tesch, Paul Stanke, Veronica Grabski, Pam Stone, Jackie Howland. ROW 3: Mary Gausmann, Diane O'Bray, Carol Berndt, Carol Kaetter- henry, Barbara Lucas, Barry Wetterneck, Marcia Wincentsen. ROW 4: Larry Barwick, Elyse Waldinger, Tom Derby, Norma Wendorf, Lynn Pregont. ROW 5: Barbara Kasprzycki, Jan Rhyner, Julene Topper Deborah Will, Diane Eiberger, Shirley Laska. Art Club, new to Everest, was organized to stimulate art appreciation and sharpen working skills with a variety of mediums. Work nights allowed members to dabble with individual projects. Edward Schoen- berger, a local artist, presented a lecture on sculpturingg members also toured the studio of another local artist, Pat Bowers. The club sponsored an Art Fair in the gym where original art projects were displayed and sold. Officers were: jean Knutson, Presidentg Pat Kitowski, Secretary, julie Topper, Treas- urer. Mr. Van Ert, Miss Meiners, Advisors. ROW 1: Diana Wmck, Peggy Ketchum, Jennifer Bauer, Gene Prahl, Randy Schultz, Russell Prieve. ROW 2: Cheryl Ketchum, Cindy Radtke, Joan Dobeck, Debbie Staszak. ROW 3: Pamela Falkowski, Peggy Gulke, Laura Bunza, Jean Knutson, Patricia Kluck, Charlotte Dobeck. 88