East High School - East Echoes Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

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The Statue of Liberty, Golden Door to a brilliant nation, is the symbol of promise that is abundant for the American people. East takes pride in ITS heritage, the Golden Door. Our school is a channel of learn- ing through which youth of our community progress: at the end of their journey, they pass through East's Golden Doors into a world of Opportunity. To increase the educational growth of our students, a beautiful new addition to East High has been built. With it, ever-broadening knowledge and deeper understandings can be gained, and more achievements can be possible. Because of these improved conditions, how great is the probability for a more stabil- ized future! East High instills in its students the desire to play the role of the well- informed American. Yes, our school IS that very Torch so dramatically displayed in a hand of the Statue of Liberty, the EIZY to the G n Door o future, eternal spirit of democracyl P s 'I D ff ,X V XQ Q, rev' KTJ MM . W MW W I ' , I-v4f'W'L O G l4LA!1FxiL':4g l fvv-ff' of tems' . . 'YT' jfws-fi-ff 5 Lf , M - Aria t. 5 Q f , PP we sw? at Q , I,-v tfvyg f Lf A W' M fi-fi'ffC,6, Ll I I 7 i ff,-1,1 SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES Page 81 SENIORS Page 57 Page 11 Page 5 FAC ULTYI JUNIORS Pa ge 47 sponrs Page 57 Annual Sditorial Staff CO-EDITORS . . . ART EDITOR .... CO-COPY EDITORS FACULTY . . . SENIORS . . .TUNIORS . . . SOPHOMORES. . . SPORTS . . . ACTIVITIES. . . PROM ......... SERVIC E S ...... SC HOOL PIC TURES CLUBS ........ PHOTOGRAPHERS . 1. .f .Q ...us ....'.. GREEN JEAN BLUMENKAMP CONNIE HUGUET . . SHARON TAYLOR . . GAIL HENDRICKS DIANNE KROWAS . . . . ELLEN REITER . . . . . NANCY ROSE BOBBY BEVERSTEIN . . . . MARY BURDON LINDA THIBAUDEAU . . . . CONNIE MRAZ MIKE HUSSIN . . JOHN BRYANT STEVE FRISK . . . , NANCY EVANS . MARILYN MUENCH . JANE TROWBRIDGE . LINDA GROSSMAN . . . . . INKY HITCH . MR. IRVING LLOYD BAY PRESS-GAZETTE MAURIE STUDIO Annual Business Staff BUSINESS MANAGERS . . Bobby Beverstein Karen Williquette Janice Rasmussen Barbara Amundson Paula Wendschuh Elaine Delveaux Darlene Carlson Nancy Schwartz ADVISOR ..... .f.....--f Gail Hendricks Gloria Pobanz Sherry Reimer Mary Williams Laurie Laird Judy Lannoye Barbara Levy Joyce Palet 1-....... . . . . . IEANNE OWEN STEPHANIE WIESNER Iudy Diezel Iean Boyden Judy Kelter Bonny Prins Carol Sonn Steve Ware Carol Pire . . . MR. WILLIAM OTTO gacult .X 1, 1 -r ' 1. 551, e ., ,, .- 13. . , B' rd of Education Green Bay W1SCOllSil1 Robert Bgyes . au n s ' arl berman: Russell S Way Superrntendent of Schools Mlss Mxldred Jorgenso , I tarys o a Pr nt: Mrs. Car1Thie1e Nrck Dalhck Supt of bldgs and grounds Mrs il1Z W IHIIIXSTIBCX? ot ent, alter C, Scherf board member ' 1 ff X X T 6 v y ve s v d onl part o ap r trces neces . I :-. esf utures aru U e r s. T e W hile - - e t ' een ar in school f txt of . ? Q . . - h U - : I phill, dth 1 ntg a you . - tstedo eco -r e F ori i 4 ' 0 , y -- -, p l ea il t -13 5-0 ed v- s Q. a entt V llb e Q 5 131 abi t ' and achi nent, hat slcand m ha yo kno . Yo 4 be Q sein me t y y e 1 p s Y tioned ce 3 he le ur tiona i m A uri y d on thex egre y 'Which u and i flu thers. , yr , J A and infl C1 e 0 te . HL TV!! You ' lbe e ved, perhaps ' o t y concern- ing the amoun' o ' njoyment an ern tion ' fort others derive by bein 't you and discussing idea th you. These and other tests will confront you on you journey. We, the East High Staff, wish you bon voyage . 5 :W Helen Risdon Girls' Guidance Counselor F.T. A. B.A. Lawrence College Julius Bobroff F nch hp Modern age lt U. Barbara Gates Girls' Physical Education Cheerleading Health B.S. Winona State College Mildred Geris Main Office Clerk and Bookkeeper WIP Donna Brown Social Problems Head of Social Studies Departrnent B. S. Kansas State College M.Ed. Macales- ter College Francis Sund Vice-Princip Wisconsin State College Whitewater M.E. Wisconsin State College Superior Charlotte Boronow English IV A.B. and Mus. B. Lake Erie College- Flight Mlldred Gerland Clerical Practice Vocational Typ- ing and Short- hand B.A. St. Olaf College 6 Warren Adamson Biology and Practical Science B.S., U. of Wis- consin Safety Committee Hi-Light Business Earl Colton Speech Student Council B.A. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Marlyn Gilbert Boys' Guidance Counselor B.S. Stevens Point State College M. S., U. of Wis- C0l'1S.lI1 Bernice Boucher Assistant Librarian Kathryn Harvey English ll B.P.S.M. Indiana U. Wayne Astin Bookkeeping I Lucille Detry Main Office Clerk TYPHS U Salesrnanship B.E. Wisconsin State College Whitewater Ross Cooney Metal Fab. and Electricity B.S. Northern State College Gene Bray Machine Shop Head of Indus- trial Arts Department B.S. Platteville State College M.A., U. of Wisconsin Marion Hearden English II, III B.A., U. of Wisconsin fan' . . gl Q, Mary Birney Art I, II, III Head of Art Department B.S. Northeast Missouri Teachers College M.A. Cohunbia University Antone Erdrnann Biology B.S. St. Norbort College '7 Margaret Harris Guidance Clerk Jerome Brecht General Math Plane Geometry B.S. Wisconsin State College Stevens Point M.S., U. of Wisconsin Norman Hinkley Band B.S. Wisconsin State College Stevens Point M.M.E. Oshkosh State Teachers College William Eau Claire Histo TY Marcella Hoeffs English H1 Latin II Head of Foreign Language B,S, Oshkosh State Teachers College James Nlgl American History World History M.S., U. of Wis- consin Wisconsin State College Oshkosh Bernard Schalfke German I, ll English ll Tennis Coach B.A. Philosophy St. Norbert College Phyllis Iarnick Horne Economics B.S. Wisconsin State College Stevens Point Carol Potter English III I-li-Light B.A.. U. of Wisconsin riff, E.A. Hoff Furniture Mech. Draw. B.A. Oshkosh State Teachers College - 3' ' as Casper Olson TYPU18 Camera Club B.E. Wisconsin State College Whitewater , ,s ,, Robert Showers Physics ,iv Q 5 ' i ,. jg Q H- 4 . ati? Suzanne Kuel English II B. S. Bradley U. A. E. Reed Boys' Physical Education and Health Track Coach B.A. Elmhurst College Physical Science Head of Science Department B. S., U. of Wisconsin 8 Ralph Hubbard Biology Hunting Sc Fish- ins Teachers Social Committee B.E. Wisconsin State College Stevens Point William Otto English II Annual B.S. Wisconsin State College Platteville ...A Susan Smith Spanish I, II, III B.S., U. of Wisconsin Katherine Lison Speech Head of Speech Department B.A, Lawrence College M.A., U. of Wis- consln Jeannette Hutchinson English III, IV Mac Phail B.A. De Pauw University Francis Perrigoue Industrial Arts Machine Drawing B. S. Stout State College Alvin Mancheski Physical Education B,S. and M.S., U. of Wisconsin O.D. lllinois College of Optometry ..- Robert Hostetler Algebra I, Il B,S. Loch Haven State Teachers College M.S. State U. of Iowa Kathrlne Philipp English III Quill and Scroll B.A. Ripon College M.S., U, of Wis- consin Head of English Department Marguerite Reed Home Economics Central State Teachers College x B.E . x X... William Smith General Math Geometry Head of Math Department B.S., U. of Minnesota James Reinke General Math Advanced Math Wrestling Coach B.S., U. of Wis- consin S 9 Norval Srnits General Math Geometry Photo-Five B,S. Lawrence College Lyle Nahley Chemistry B,S. Wisconsin State College Platteville ' ' - sg ' o ' H Y on . ' L Robert Sands TYP5-U8 I Shorthand I General Business B.E. Wisconsin State College Whitewater M. S., U. of Wis- consin lieu Hppun- ., ,,,.n,. p t C Carl Sunby Patricia Ulrich American History Library B.S. Milton Col- y B.S. Wisconsin lege p State College M.S. University of T Eau Claire Wisconsin B.L,S. University Varsity Basketball V of Wisconsin Coach Gladys Waggoner A1'ViS Whiting t Typing Girls' Physical Ed Shorthand mation Business English IV t , B.S. Wisconsm B.E. wisconsin . -V:. State College, La State Teachers Crosse College, White- PCP Club water Cheerleading G.A.A. W . 5 I Raymond De Fred Pirlot - Keyser Engineer Custodian Earl Taylor Germaine Baum- Custodian , gart Ed Delborge Ianitress Fireman Raymond Joppe Alberta Haslet Custodian Janitress I . swoon: J-af Superintendent Russell S, Way: Karen Olsen: Connie Huguet: Linda Grossman: Terry Fondow: Gail Gladousi Todd Schmeling: Preston Levi: Elaine Thomas: John Hansen The Student Advisory Committee, under the direction of Superintendent of Schools, Russel S. Way, is composed of five students from both East and West High Schools. At their monthly meet- ings, these students discuss any problems or suggestions that happen to arise within their schools. as 9. 4.4 It was graduation nights the seniors of East High School marched with dignity and pride to the stage to receive long-waited diplomas: the audience of friends and rela- tives was hushed and silent ..... The days of high school life are finished: a feeling of sadness envelops our seniors as they close the doors of East High School behind them. But a word of Promise greets them. It is with a mixture of anticipation and excitement that these young adults begin a new life: there is determination in their faces, for a great challenge is before them. How will they fare? It is a question that must go unanswered. But, the possibilities of success are wonderful. These youths have the heritage of independence and freedom of educations and they have realized the enormity of this gift. They have utilized these freedoms and devel- oped their talents to the greatest degree. The advantages of school life have not been wasted by them. , Yes, the preparation for this graduation day has proved extensive. But our seniors are ready. The KEY to the future has passed into their hands. 'U 1 Masque 5 avel SITTING Ju11eBett1nger Pres1dent Lee Errckson Vice- Pres1dent STANDING Karen Olsen ,Tulle Fossum Secre- 'EFI QV . v QR 1 ix tg Hi-Big Hi Sditorial Staff SITTING: Marilyn Meyers, News Editor: Jenny Bur- ridge, Editor-in-Chief: STANDING: Andy Foth. Feature Editor. Hlag Raisers and glag Beaters SITTING: Connie Huguet, Karen Olsens STANDING: Ted Otto, Dan Robinson. 12 1 Student SITTING: Connie Huguet, Vice -Presidents STAND- ING. Jean Boyden, Repre- sentative: Marlene Bettine Representative. km A ' ' r za 2511 . fi? Quin and Scroll Q2 Hi-Eignf Business Staff SITTING. Marge Hoeft, Business Manager: Lynn Nissen: STANDING- Zinta Liepins, Judy Laws, Mar- lene Bettine. f ' It - SITTING: Andy Penh, Jean Blumenkampg STANDING: Stephanie Wiesner, Jeanne Owen, Marilyn Meyers, Jenny - il Burridge, Connie Huguet. Macpfiail SITTING: Jim North, Jean Blumen- kamp, Presidents STANDING: George Stannard, Chris Ford, Ted Otto. Cneerleaders COUHCII SITTING- Ted Otto, Pres- SITTING: Karen Olsen: idents Mary Burgoyne, Sec- Nancy Evans: STANDING: retary: Peter Resler, Rep- Lois Kollman, Connie resentatives I-Ingrid Hitch, Huguet. Treasurer. 13 Hall -H -f - - f-nv Personality Plus Brain 5rusf ap' In CONNIE HUGUET MARILYN MEYERS LEE HARTMAN M t OS TERRY LAVIN Class Clown NANCY SELISSEN GAIL HENDRICKS 4 A L TOM LAUNDRIE Best Dressed .TULIE BETTINGER DANIEL ROB IN S ON Hame Galeniecf Most Eileely 5a f?iQfT113Q.S 1, ' - IEAN BLUMENKAMP Succeed Be PETER RESLER st Eooleing .TIM BLAHNIK ,TANICE WOGSLAND Most Affilefic DONNETTE OLSON Best Build HM MURPHY NORTH KAREN OLSEN BARBARA AMUNDSON F.T.A. 11,123 Fr. Club 113 Echoes Bus. Staff 125 G.A.A. 113 Comm. Usher 11S Chem. Ass't. 123 Pep Club 12. MARAGARET ANDERSON Library Club 103 Library Ass't 1O,11,12. 1 WAYNE BARDOUCHE GARY BARLAMEN T C sr BENJAMIN ABROHAMS Basketball 10,11,123 Golf 10,11,123 Sp. Club 11,125 Pep Club 10,113 Operetta 10,123 Underclass play 113 Footlights 10,11,123' Madrigal 11,123 Follies 12. MARGOT ALLAIRE Fr. Club 10,113 Footlights 11,123 Bl-Phy-Chem 11, 123 'rrigmge 11: Fngm 11,12: Debate 11,12. PATRICIA BADER Footlights 1O,11,123 Fr. Club 103 Underclass play 113 Operetta 103 Debate 10,113 Flight 11,123 Pep Club 10,113 Follies lli Trigalge 113 Underclass play pro. staff. DAVID ANDRE .TOI-IN BAUER EVELYN BECK Fr. Club 10,113 Pep Club 10,11,123 Underclass play 10,113 Follies 123 Masque 85 Gavel 11,123 Foot- lights 11,12. MARLENE BETTINE French Club 1O,11g Hi-Light Bus. staff 10,11,12g Finance Dir. Hi-Light 125 Pep Club 10.11.125 Co- chalrman Pep Club 125 Home Room Rep. 10,125 Make-Up Com. 10,1l,125 Follies 125 Operetta Choir 105 A Cappella Choir 10,11,12. JULIE BETTINGER Underclass play 10,115 Footlights 10,11,125 Operet- ta 10,125 Masque 85 Gravel 10,11,125 Pres. 125 Flight 115 Senior Class Play 125 Follies 11,125 Madrigal 11,12. JAMES BLAHNIK Basketball 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 French Club 10,115 Trigalge 115 Badger Boys State Citizen 125 Band Pres. 125 Follies 11,125 Operetta 10,125 Band 10,11,12. JEAN BLUMENKAMP Pep Club 10,115 Mac Phail 1O,11,125 St. Council 125 Spanish Club 115 Intern. Rel. Club 10,115 Bi- Phy-Chem 125 Quill 85 Scroll 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 10,115 Echoes Ed. Staff l0,12g Co-Editor-in-chief of Annual 12: F.N.A. 11,125 Follies 12, Honor Guard 11. xiggvfg- .Jw as is W8-I -11721 sr ' - 5 2' as mffi' -- 9 57' g 'f F . - ., ,1 :-, .- YM... 51:- 4' 5 3. . 5- .'Z'f'1' I QM: 5 5 7 ' ' . 7 ' 'Wa , , b. 5, .V L i , I X 1 GERALD R. BECKER Hunting 8: Fishing 105 International Relations 115 A Cappella Choir 115 Home Room Rep. 125 Soc. Problems Assistant 12. LAWRENCE BENO ROBERTA BEVERSTEIN F.N.A. 11,125 Intern. Rel. Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Echoes Bus. Staff 125 Echoes Ed. Staff 125 Eng lish Ass't 125 F.N.A. Librarian 12. RICHARD BIRKHOLZ Football 10. it RALPH BOETTCHER Football 105 Bowling 10,11,12. , PATRICIA BOLSSEN Echoes Bus, Staff 125 Gym Ass't 12. n l I FRANK BOROWSKI LAWRENCE BOSAR Hunting Sz Fishing 11. MARY BRADLEY Pep Club 10: Bowling 11,12, LYNN BRAITHWAITE Camera Club 11,123 Make up Comm. 125 Pep Club 12: Guidance Ass 't 12. JAMES BONCHER SHERRILL BOONE G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 10: Follies 10,11: Camera Club 113 Fr. Club 105 Bowling 10. S HARON BOUC HER Make-up Comm. 10,115 G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 10,11 Bowling 10,11. IEAN BOYDEN Trigalge 10,11,12: Trigalge Sec,-Treas. 11,123 Echoes Bus. Staff 1O,11,12: Hi-Light Bus. Staff 10,11,12i Hi-Light Circu. Dir. 11,123 Sp. Club 105 Library Club 10: Library Ass 't 10: Pep Club 10,11, 12.5 Pep Club Chair. 11: St. Council 11,12. 'sk MARY BRENNAN Tennis Club 10,115 Glee Club 11. IEAN BUCHANAN Pep Club 11: Bowling 11. JENNIFER BURRIDGE Debate 10,11,125 V. Debate 11,125 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 11,123 Librarian 11: Editor-in-chief12s Quill and Scroll 11,123 Flight 11,123 Home Room Rep. 11: St Council Com. 113 A Cappella 10' O eretta 0 1 P 10: French Club 115 Honor Guard 11: Follies 10,113 Speech Recital 12. PETER BUS HMAKER DARLENE CARLSON G.A.A. 10: Pep Club 1o,11,12: Bowling 10: F.N.A. 12: Echoes Bus. Staff 12: Guidance Ass't 125 Make- up Crew 115 French Club 11: Intern. Rel. Club 11. GARY CARTER gs A 'F' JAMES BUCKMASTER Football 105 Basketball 10,115 Track 10,11,12: French Club 105 Home Room Rep. 10,12, MARY BURGOYNE St. Council 11,123 Sec. 12: Home Room Rep. 10,113 French Club 10,115 Follies 10,11,12i Pep Club 10, 113 Tennis Team 10,11,12: Golf Team 10,11,12i Hi-Light 10,11,12s Int. Rel. Club 11: Operetta 125 A Cappella 12g Prod. Staff Und. Class play 10.11. fl x l,. ' s . S -X' A NOLA BUSS Bowling 103 Pep Club 10: G.A.A. 10x Monitor 125 Camera Club 11. JAMES CALHOON Wrestling 11: Hunting 8a Fishing Club 125 Track 10. MARY CASTONIA St, Council 10: Library Club 10: Ass't 10: Operetta 102 Echoes Bus. Staff 11: G.A.A. 11: Bowling 11,125 Intern. Rel. Club 11: Spanish Club 11: A Cappella 10. ' HARLAN C HALLE BARBARA COENEN Pep Club 10,11,123 Bowling 10,11,12s Follies 115 G.A.A. 10. LEE COLLAR Bowling 10,11,12s Movie Crew 10,11,12i Hunting 8: Fishing 12. SANDRA CORBEILLE A Cappella 10: Library Ass't 125 Gym Ass't 12: Pep Club 12. JAMES CORBISIER TOM C HOSA JAMES CLEVELAND Hunting SL Fishing 103 Megacycle 10. THOMAS COLLARD ROBERT COLLINS KAREN CORMIER P.T.A. 1o,11,12: Pep Club 1o,11,12s G.A.A. 10: Bowling 10,11,l2. CONSTANCE CROPSEY Pep Club 10,11,12i G.A.A. 105 Inu-a-mural Basket ball 12. ' 0 CAROLYN DANIELS Pep Club 10,123 Band 1O,11g Orchestra 10,11,125 Operetta 10: Tennis Club 115 F.T.A. 10: Library Ass't 115 Color Guard 11. JEAN DART ROGER DEC HAMPS French Club 10,113 Vice-Pres. 11: Trigalge 10,11, 125 Vice-Pres. 12: Bi-Phy-Chem 11,123 Honor Guard 11. BARBARA DEERING Typing Ass't 11: Chemistry Ass 't 12. 1 -if PATRICK CULLEN MICHAEL DACHLET GARY DE LAURELLE NORMAN DAVISTER Stage Crew 11,12. LAWRENCE DE KEYSER LELAND DE KEYSER .A NX 2 lA E ig i RICHARD DENIS Underclass play 10: Track 11,123 E Club 113 Sp. Club 11: Camera Club 113 Pep Club 115 Debate 10, DALE DEQUAINE H. R. Rep, 105 Cafeteria Ass't. SHARON DETHLOFF G.A.A. 103 Pep Club 10,11,123 Bowling 10,11,12. CHARLES DIETSCH Trigalge 12: Track 12. ELAINE DELVEAUX International Rel. Club 113 Make Up Comm. 11,12 Pep Club 12: Hi-Light Bus. Staff 12: Echoes Bus. Staff 12: Main Off. Ass't 12: Comm. Usher 11. DORA DENIL DARREL .DEQUAINE MARYLIN DERPINGHOUS Bowling 10,11,123 Pep Club 1O,11,123 F.T.A. 123 G.A.A. 10. TUDIT H DIEZEL Orchestra 1O,11,123 Operetta 103 Fr. Club 113 G.A.A. 10,11,123 G.A.A. Off. 113 Bowling 10,123 Bi-Phy-Chem 11, 12g F.N.A. 11, 12g Color Guard 11, 129 Honor Guard 113 Echoes Bus. staff 11, 12. I AMES DOST LEE ERICKSON Bi-Phy-Chem 10: Spanish Club 10,115 Vice-Pres. 11: H. R. Rep, 10: Trigalge 1o,11,12: Pres. 11,12: Masque 85 Gavel 11,125 Sgt. at Arms 115 Vlce-Pres. 123 Debate 10,115 U. C. Play 115 M.C. Follies 115 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 10. LAWRENCE ETTIEN JUDY FARA STEVE FARR CATHERINE DOWNHAM Echoes Bus. Staff 10,115 Pep Club 10,113 G.A.A. 10 115 A Cappella 10,11,125 Glee Club 10,11. JEAN DU C HARME G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 105 Activity Ass't 113 Guid- ance Ass 't 12. 1 LLOYD ETTIEN Movie Crew 10,11,125 Intern. Rel. Club 10,115 Soc. Problems Ass't 125 Wrestling 12. NANCY EVANS Hi-Light 10,115 Annual 125 Cheerleader 11,125 Tennis Team 1O,11,125 Golf Team 10,11,125 Intern. Rel. Club 11: French Club 115 Madrlgal 11, 12: Pep Club 10,115 Follies 10,11,12: Operetta 10, 12: A Cappella 10,11,125 Commencement Usher 11. MICHAEL FELIX Football 125 Chorus 11,125 Mach-igal'11,12: Jr. Flight Staff 115 Follies 12. JOHN FLAHERTY Football 11,125 Track 10,11,12. CHRISTOPHER FORD Opererta 10,121 Madrigal 11,123 Physics Ass't 12: Mac Phail Comm. 12: Badger Boy's State 11: Golf 11,122 Follies 125 Bowling 10. ARTHUR FORREST DANIE FOURNIER Bowling 11: Monitor 12. NANCY FRASER G.A.A. 103 Sp. Club 105 Bowling Club 10,115 Li- brary Ass't 10: Guidance Ass't 105 St. Council Rep. 12. MARY FLORENCE German Club 12: Bi-Phy-Chem 123 F.T.A. 123 Trigalge 12: Pep Club 12. CHERYL FOGEL Hi-Light 10,115 Footlights 11,123 Debate 10,11,12i F.T.A. 10,11,125 Operetta 10,113 Usher 105 A Cap- pella 10,11,125 Madrigal 11,l2. JULIE FOSSUM Masque 8: Gavel 10,11,12: Sp. Club 10,115 H. R. Rep. 10,125 Echoes Ed. Staff 11: Hi-Light Ed. Staff 10: Soc. Prob. Ass't 123 Golf 10,11,12: F.T.A. 125 Follies 10,123 Footlights 10,11,12, ANDREA FOTH I-Ii-Light Ed. Staff 1O,11,125 Fr. Club ll: Operetta 103 Quill 2 scfou 11, 123 Debate 10, 11, 12, Flight 11. 12. E' . NANCY FRISQUE , N 4: 2 2 il ,5,,?11,.:g3 Q KENNETH FROSCH : Ye,f.zj .'5f11i.f'QF.qf1'., Hunting 82 Fishing Club 11,l2, N Jil: '. C AROLE GAUT HIER JO HN GILLIS Football Manager 11,125 Stage Crew 10,11,125 Bowling 105 Track 105 Operetta 10,11,12: Camera Club 10,115 Hi-Light Staff 11. 3 1, JOEL GLICKMAN 5 r.rllr 9 Y Spanish Club 105 Bowling Team 10,115 Tennis Team 10,11,125 E Club 115 Band 10,11,125 Follies 1O,11. JAMES GOODING 5 SHIRLEY FRUZEN G.A.A, 10,115 Pep Club 10,115 Cafeteria Ass't 10, 11,125 Make-Up Com. 11.12. ANNE GAFFNEY Pep Club 10,11,125 Camera Club 11,125 Follies 105 Trigalge Club 10,115 Spanish Club 10,115 Eng. Ass 't 125 H1-Light Bus. Staff 125 Make-up Crew 11.12. l CRYSTAL GILSOUL F.N.A. 115 Pep Club 115 Main Office Ass't 125 Home Room Representative 12. DONNA GILSOUL JOEL GORDON Footlights 10, 11, 12g Masque cgc Gavel 10, 11, 12g Honor Guard 11, U.C. Play 10, 115 Flight 11, 12g Hi-Light 10, 11, 123 Speech Recital 10, 123 Oper- etta 12g Intern. Rel. 11. NANCY GRASSE Office Ass 't 125 Intra-mural Basketball 11. 1 r' LAWRENCE GUYETTE Bowling 11,123 Hunting 8a Fishing 11,12. C ARLA HANSEN I STEVEN LEE HARTMAN Spanish Club 10,115 Trigalge 10: Megacycle Club 10: Follies 10: Honor Guard 11. GEORGE HAWKINS ROGER GREILING Track 11,123 Spanish Club 11. I AC QUELINE GRIGGS Trigalge 113 Make-Up Crew 11,123 F.N.A. 11,123 F.T.A. 113 Pep Club 10,11,12i Follies 12. MARION HANSEN Library Ass't 125 Pep Club 10,11,12. EDWARD HARRIS Footlights 10,115 Track 11,125 Honor Guard 11: U C. Play 10,115 A Cappella 10,11,12: Operetta 10, 12: French Club 11: Madrigal 11,125 Pep Club 10. DONALD HEFKE French Club 10,11. GAIL HENDRICKS Spanish Club 10,113 Echoes Ed. Staff 125 Copy Ed. 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 125 F.N.A. 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,l25 Follies 12. ELIZABETH HICKOK Bowling 10,125 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 10,11,125 Copy Editor 125 Cheerleader 115 Movie Crew 10,11,125 H. R. Rep. 10,115 Pep Club 10,11,125 U.C. Play staff 115 Lib. Club 10. ENGRID HITCH Safety Comm. 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Foot- lights 10,11,125 Debate 10,11,125 V. Debate 125 Spanish Club 10,115 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 105 Make- Up Crew 10,115 Cheerleading 115 St. Council 10, 11,125 F.N.A. 11,125 Follies 12. v f - , 2 Q . RUTH HOERCHLER Pep Club 105 A Cappella 105 Glee Club 11,12. CONSTANCE HUGUET St. Council 10,11,125 Ex. Com. 11,125 Flag Raiser 115 Echoes Ed. Staff 10,11,125 Cheerleader 10,11, 123 Follies 115 Pep Club 10,115 Tennis Team 10,11, 125 Student Advisory Comm. 11,125 Co-Editor-in- Chief of Annual 12. GARY HENDRICKSON Hunting 8: Fishing Club 11,12. THOMAS HENKELMANN Trigalge 11,125 Bowling 10,11,125 Chem. Ass't 123 Football 125 Curling 105 Track 11,12. 4 MARTORIE HOEFT Masque 85 Gravel 10,11,125 Footlights 10,1l,125 U. C. Play 10,115 Sr. Class Play 125 Hi-Light Staff 10, 11,125 F.T.A. 10,125 Echoes Bus. Staff 105 Operet- ta 105 Spanish Club 115 Hall Monitor 125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Debate 10,11,125 A Cappella 10,115 Speech Recital 11.12. RALPH HOERCHLER Track Manager 12. A-Jew .455-5' PAUL HUGUET ANNE HUSSIN H. R. Rep. 10,125 F.T.A. 10,11,125 Pres. 125 G.A.A 10,11,125 Sec. 115 Trigalge 10,115 Bi-Phy-Chem 115 Pep Club 10,11,125 Intem. Rel. Club 115 Bowl- ing League 12, W t f .Q 1 3 N R321 1 '1-,X l- ,.g.j - , megs-haw 1 Y AG, --JiLw s ' nn. 5- A 'lflrfsfaw 3 . 3 .lf , , CAROL JAMES CHLOE JARVEY Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Trigalge 10, 113 Make up Comm. 10, 123 F.N.A. 113 123 Flight Staff 11. J ON JERRY Football 10, Wrestling 10, 11, 121 Track 103 Trees for TOIIIOIIOW 103 SCiCI1CB Fail' 10, 11. BARBARA JOHN I 1-vu g QW 45 Hu-4. s my 1,39 W WVPL1 STEVEN JAC OBSON Pep Club 10, 113 Sp. Club 10, 113 Sp. Club Treasurer 113 Debate 103 Underclass play 10, 113 A Cappella 11, 123 Footlights, 10, 11, 125 Masque 8: Gavel 11, 123 Follies 12. DEAN JACQUES Basketball Mgr. 10, 11, 123 Sp. Club 113 Track 12 NANCY JAUQUET JUDITH ,TELINSKE Pep Club 12. -4-I RICHARD JOHNS Pep Club 10, 113 Sp. Club 11: Debate 10: Hunting 8: Fishing Club 10, 113 By-Phi-Chem 10, 11. WAYNE JOHNSON Bowling 113 Chorus 11. 3? I ' 'Q-iw ,' , . - 1- ' .0 fs, KATHLEEN KAMINSKI Cafeteria Ass 't 10, 115 Home Ec. Ass 't 10, 11. KAREN KAMPO Pep Club 11, 125 G.A.A. ll, 125 Bowling 11, 125 Follies 11, 12. IERID KIRT St. Council 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Pep Club 125 Golf Team 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 A Cappella 115 Trigalge 10, 11, 123 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 Speech Recital 125 Flag Bearer for Commencement 11. MICHAEL KOC IAN Football 105 A Cappella 11, 125 Hunting 8a Fishing Club 125 Bowimg 12. LAUREL JONES Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 125 See. 125 Hi-Light 125 Echoes Ed. Staff 115 Activity System Ass 't 12. JEROME KAMINSKI Hunting Sz Fishing Club 10. CHARLENE KING Bowung 12, G.A.A. 12. MAUREEN KINNEY G.A.A. 105 Bowling 105 Activity Ass't 115 Spanish 10, 115 Pep Club 105 Follies 10, 11. SHEIDON KOHLENBERG U.C. Play 10, 115 Trigalge 115 French Club 115 Footlighm 115 Flight Staff 115 Bowling 115 Hi- Light Staff 10, 11. LOIS KOLLMAN Bowrmg 105 G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Follies 125 Intern. Rel. Club 115 Guidance Ass 't. 125 Cheerleader 11, 12. KENNETH KRAUSE Basketball 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 125 Trees for Tomorrow 10: Chem. Ass't. 129 E. Club 11. 12 DIANNE KROWAS Pep Club 105 Follies 10: Echoes Edit. Staff: Intra- mural Basketball 12 . as E UAA. CAROL RUSCH Pep Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10: Bowling 10. 11. 12 ROY LA COMBE Track 115 Student Council 12 JAMES KORNOWSKI Football 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 125 E Club 11, 125 Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Sound Crew 12: Hunting 8: Fishing 10, 11, 12: Bowling 103 Intramural Basketball 10 JUDY KRANING Glee Club 11 MARY KRUEGER International Rel. 103 Fr. Club 11: Pep Club: Make up Comm. 11, 12: Follies 12 MARY KRUGER Library Ass't. 10, 125 Bowling 11, 123 G.A,A. 12 LARRY LA FAVE DONNA LALUZERNE Make up Comm. 10: Pep Club 10, 115 Fr. Club 115 F.T.A. 11: Echoes Bus. Staff 10, 11 X 1-1, nn, mn il. BETTY LAURENT Bowling 11, 12g Pep Club 12. TERRANCE LAVIN Stage Crew 10, 11g Sound Crew 12g Hunting 8: Fishing Club 10, 115 Office Ass 'r 12. CHARLA LEGOIS Main Office Ass't. 12g Bowling 12g Pep Club 10. DALE LEMERON D Wrestling 11, 125 Bowling 10g Hunting 8a Fishing Club 11, 12. A 'A ' ' - Air- '-' Hem if ' - Y .fa 2- Q , jx. JUDITH LANCELLE Make-Up 11: F.N.A. 11. THOMAS LAUNDRIE Track 10, llg Bowling 10, 115 Golf Team 10, 11, 123 Camera Club 10. LINDA LAWLER G.A.A. lO,11,12p Footlights 10,11,12g Echoes Ed. Staff 11g A Cappella 103 Bi-Phy-Chem 10,11 St. Council Rep. 10,11,12g Echoes Bus. Staff 114 Follies 10g Opererta 103 Bowling 10,11. JUDITH LAWS Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Flight Staff 11, 12g Spanish Club 10, llg Echoes Bus. staff llg Hi-Light Bus. staff 10, ll, 12g Make-up Crew 10, 11, 12g Guid. Ass 't. 12. x, X X RUTH LEMKE Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Bowling 11, 12g Library Ass 't. 12. CHRISTINE LIBAL F.T.A. 10, 11, 12g Sec. 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Trigalge 10, 11g Hi-Light staff 12g G.A.A. 10. KENNETH LYMAN Football 10, 11, 12. BARBARA MAC KENZIE Pep Club 10g Hall Monitor 12. BEBE EAN MANN Bowling 12. CAROLYN MARGRAF Cafeteria Ass't. 10, 11, 12g G.A.A. 10, 113 G.A.A. Officer 115 Pep Club 10, 113 Make-Up Com. 11, 123 Madrigal 11, 12. ZINTA LIEPINS Library Club 115 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12g Trigalge 115 French Club 10, 115 I-Li-Light Bus. staff 10, 11, 12 F.N.A. 113 H.R. Rep. 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Usher for Commencement 11g Layout Dir. for Bus. Staff of Hi-Light 12. GWEND OLYN LUTZ GRACE MAC KENZIE DONALD MANTHEY Hunting 85 Fishing Club 11. LARRY MARIN Football 10, 11, 12g Track 11, 12g Stage-crew 12. MARGARET MARGRAF Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Girls Glee Club 11, 12g Library Ass't. 11, 12: Bowling 10. L BONNIE MAYOU PATRICIA MC ALLISTER Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Monitor 12. JAMES MC MASTER Hall Monitor 125 Trigalge 11. PATRICK MC QUILLIN JUDITH MARTIN Pep Club 10, 115 Guidance Ass 't. 125 Bowling 12. SHARON MASON Pep Club 115 Hall Monitor 12. DOUGLAS MC GEE Pep Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Trigalge 11 125 Follies 11. WINNIFRED MC LESTER SUSA N ME LOT TE Pep Club 11, 125 Bowling 125 Hall Monitor 125 G.A.A. 10. PA UL MESSERSCHMIDT DONALD MOOREN HARRY MOOREN JAMES MURPHY Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 E Club 10, 115 Sec. 11 JAN MURRAY l ,, l 1. H11 ., DONALD MILLER DAVID MOELLENDORF Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 115 Sp. Club 10, 115 Camera Club 10, 115 Treas. 115 Pres. 125 Photo Five 10, 115 Echoes 8a Hi-Light photo 10, 115 Megacycle Club 10 SANDRA MORREAU MARILYN MOENCH Fr. Club 10, 115 Intern. Rel., 10 11: Pep Club 10, 11, 125 H. R. Rep. 115 Footlights 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 Pep Club off. 115 Make-Up Comm. 11, 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 105 Echoes Ed. Staff 125 Prom 12 i MARILYN MYERS Sp. Club 105 Make-Up Comm. 10, 125 Echoes Ed. Staff 105 H.R. Rep. 105 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 10, 11, 125 News Ed. 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Follies 10, 125 F.N.A. 11, 125 Vice-Pres. 115 Pres. 125 F.T,A. 11, 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 125 Quill 85 Scrol GARY NELIS LYNN NISSEN Hi-Li ht 10, 11, 125 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 125 8 Physics Ass 't. 125 F.T.A. 125 Hi-Light Bookkeeper 12. DAVID NOE JAMES O'LEARY Football Manager 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. DONNETTE OLSEN Sp. Club 10, 115 H.R. Rep. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 105 Flight 105 Sr. Class Play Art Staff 115 Operetta Art Staff 10. , A 5. sq.m,.Es . 1, , , KATHLEEN NELSON ' Bowling 12. THOMAS NELSON Wrestling 11, 125 Hunting 8: Fishing Club 11, 125 Bowling 10, 11. ' if 1 5 1 Q DENNIS OBERER Sp. Club 105 Trigalge 115 Movie Crew 10, 115 Hi- Light Staff 11, 125 Sports Ed. 125 Hunting 8a Fishing 125 H.R. Rep. 105 Pep Club 10. JAMES NORTH Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 MacPhai1 10, 11, 125 St. Council 125 Monitor 12. KAREN OLSEN Hi-Light Ed. staff 10, 11. 12: Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Badger Girl's State 115 Honor Guard 115 Masque 85 Gavel 11, 125 Madrigal 11, 125 A Cappella 10, 11, 125 Foouigms 10, 11, 12. EDWARD OTTO St. Council 10, 11, 125 Pres. 125 E-Club 125 Mac Phail 10511, 125 Badger Boys stare 115 Foorbau 10, 11, 125 Basketbau 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Honor Guard 11. IO HN PASTERSKI WILLIAM PAYE Football 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 115 Intern. Rel. Club 105 Trigalge 10, 11 SANDRA PEGORSCH Main Office ass't. 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Bowl- ing 12 FLORENCE PELEGRIN Pep Club 11, 125 Camera Club 11, 12: Library Ass't. 103 Library Club 10. JEANNE OWEN Spanish Club 10, 112 Intern. Rel. Club 115 Echoes Ed. Staff 10, 11: Echoes Bus. Staff 10, 11, 12: Co- Bus. Manager 12: F.N.A. 11, 12: Vice Pres. 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 JOYCE PALET Spanish Club 10, 115 Echoes Bus. Staff 11, 12: Hi- Light Bus. Staff 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Trigalge 12 s o Wai I A' -IIQ CLARK PAYNE Trigalge 10, 11, 123 Football 115 Chem. Ass't. 125 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11 JOHN PEER Tennis Team 10, 11, 12: Intern. Rel Club 10 EMERSEN PETERS KATHLEEN PETERS Acappella 10, 11 WILLIAM PE TERS ON Basketball 105 Pep Club 105 Operetta 10, 125 Bowl- ing 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH PETRI I MARILYN PETERS Make-Up Crew 10, 11, 125 F.N.A. 11, 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 10, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Ass't. 12. JAMES PETERSEN H.R. Rep. 10, 115 French Club 10, 115 Pep Club 11, 125 Tennis Team 10, 11, 125 Intern. Rel. Club 105 Trigalge 10, 11, 125 Hunting 82 Fishing Club 105 Bi-Phy-Chem 115 Physics Ass 't. 125 Stage Crew 10. Q! LARRY PHILLIPS Football 11, 125 Wrestling 115 Track 11, 12. MARY JANE PIANTEK Pep Club 10, 115 French Club 105 St. Council 125 Honor Guard 115 Activity Ass't, 10. DIANE Pins Pep Club 12. JOHN PITON gbgi Football 12. I CATHLEEN PLEHN ELLEN PLoUs l St. Council 105 Sec. 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 F.N.A. 115 Echoes Ed. Staff 115 Bowling 12. DENNIS POWERS Hunting 8a Fishing Club 125 Bowling 12 BONNIE PRINS F.T.A. 11, 12: Echoes Bus. Staff 123 Bi-Phy-Chem 123 Trigalge 123 Physics Ass't. 12 DANIEL PUTNAM RONALD RABITOY Bowling 10 GLORIA POBANZ Spanish Club 10, 115 F.T.A. 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 11, 12: Echoes Bus. Staff 11, 123 Activity Ass't. 12: Make-Up Crew 12: Pep Club 125 Band 10, 11 JAMES POKORNY Football 10 JANET PROSKI Pep Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Bowling 10, 11, 12 THOMAS PROULX MAURENF. RASMUSSEN French Club 11: Pep Club 10, 11, 125 F.N,A, 115 Echoes Ed. Staff 113 Chemistry Ass't. 12 SHARON REIMER Make-Up Crew 11, 125 Movie Crew 10, 11, 123 Guidance Ass'r. 12: Echoes Bus. Staff 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 MacPhail Bookkeeper 123 F.N.A. 12 ...l SHIRLEY REMICH Spanish Club 10, 115 F.T.A. 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Head Majorette 10, 11, 12 GERALD RENIER THOMAS RIEMER DANIEL ROBINSON Basketball 105 Intra-Mural Basketball 11, 125 Ten- nis 105 Trach 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Hunt- ing Sa Fishing 10, 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 12: Movie Crew 10, 11, 125 Flag Bearer 12 ELLEN REITER Pep Club 10, 11, 125 H. R. Rep. 10, 125 F.N.A. 123 Echoes Bus. Staff 115 Echoes Ed. Staff 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 125 Follies 105 M.C. 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Footlights 125 U. C. Prod Staff 10, 11 ROBYN REITMEIEZR Hi-Light Bus. 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 115 Guidance Ass't. 125 Follies 10, 125 H. R, Rep, 10, 125 Acappella 10, 11, 125 Operetta. 10, 125 Make-Up 10, 11, 12 PETER RESLER St. Council 10, 115 Sgt.-at-arms 125 Safety Com- mittee 1O, 11, 125 Pres. 125 French Club 105 Sgt.- at-arms 11: Clean-Up Committee 11 JOHN RICHARDSON Wrestling 11, 125 Shop Ass't. 12 BERNICE ROGALSKI G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 10, 115 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 Vice Pres. 125 Library Ass't. 10, 12 NANCY ROSE Pep Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Echoes Ed. staff 125 Senior Page Ed. 125 Follies 10, 115 Bi- Phy-Chern 10, 115 Intra-Iylural Basketball 10, 11: Intern. Rel. Club 10 ' DOROTHY SCHERER Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff12: G.A. A. 125 Bowling 12: History Ass't. 12 ROBERT SCHERIFF Band 10, 11, 125 Sound Crew 123 Hunting Sa Fish- ing Club 105 Spanish 10, 115 Follies 10 MARY SCHMIDT Guidance Ass 't. 12 SHIRLEY SC HOEN Echoes Bus. Staff 113 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11 SHARON ST. ARNAULD Band 10, 11, 123 Sec. 115 Librarian 12: F,N.A. 12: Guidance Ass't. 12 BARBARA SAMORSKE G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Head of Bowling 113 Head of Speedball 123 Intern. Rel. Club 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Bowling 10, 11, 123 Echoes Bus. Staff 10, 115 Intra-Mural Basketball 11 VICTOR SC HICK Hunting 8a Fishing Club 11, 123 Wrestling 11, 12 LANNY SC HIMMEL YVONNE SCHOEN NANCY SCHWARTZ sr. ceuneii Rep. 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 12: tn- tern. Rel. Club 10, 115 Echoes Bus. Staff 12 , aw JUDITH SIUDZINSKI Cafeteria Ass't. 11, 12 LEO SKALETSKI Band 10, 11, 125 Manager 10, 11, 125 Hunting 8: Fishing 10, 115 Cafeteria Ass 't. 103 Follies 125 Bank Librarian 10, 11 PHILLUP SMITH Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11 CAROL SONN G.A.A. 105 Spanish Club 115 Intern. Rel Club 113 Sec. 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 F.N.A. 11, 123 Mad- rigal 11, 12: Follies 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 125 Ten- nis Club 10, 11, 125 Eng. Ass't. 123 H. R, Rep. 11 SUSAN SEIBERT G,A,A. 10: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club 10 115 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 12: Make-Up 12 NANCY SELISSEN Pep Club 10, 11 MURIEL SMITH PATRICIA SMITH Pep Club 12 ROBERT STAC HURA GEORGE STANNARD Basketball 10: Traok 10, 11, 12: St. Council 105 Mac Phail Committee 10, 11, 12: U. C. Play 10 JOHN SVEIDA BARBARA SWAER Pep Club 105 Guidance Ass't. 12. X Golf 11. . .A . ALLAN TERESINSKI ROBERT THEEKE THOMAS STEFFKE F00tbal1 125 Spanish Club 10. WILLIAM S T OWE EVELYN SZPREIDA Trigalge 10g Pep Club 11, 12g Hi-Light Bus. Staff 125 Hi-Light Ed. Staff 12g Make-Up Crew 12g Eng. Ass't. 12g Usher at Commencement 11. CAROL TEASE Pep Club 10, 11. CAROL TILLY Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Monitor 12. RAYMOND TITUS A Cappella 10, 11, 12g Operetta 10, 125 Follies 10 Spanish Club 103 Bowling 12. W ..:. ln, BEVERLY VAN DREEL F.T.A, 10, 115 Trigalge 10, 115 Library Ass't. 125 Pep Club 10, 125 Make-Up Crew 12 GERALD VAN ESS Basketball 103 Track 12 JEAN VAN LAANEN KENNETH VAN LANEN THOMAS VALENTINE Hunting 8a Fishing 11, 12: Wrestling 11 EVELYN VALENZUELA JEAN VAN ESS Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Bowling 11, 12: Make-Up Crew 12: Guidance Ass't. 12 JOEL VAN HOUT TERRANCE VAN PAY Football 105 Track 105 Shop Ass't. 12 THOMAS VAN PAY Football 105 Track 10 RONALD VAXELAIRE Track 11, 125 Bowling 10, 11, 123 E Club 11, 12 MARY LOU VERCAUTEREN Pep Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 lntra-Mural Bas- ketball 12s Bowling 10, 11, 12: Physics Typing Ass't. 12 R MAPJORIE WALTON Library Ass't. 10, 11: Guidance Ass '11, 12 STEVEN WARD Wrestling 11, 12: E Club 11, 125 Hunting 8a Fish- ing 12: Chorus 11, 12 , 1, , DAVID VAN VENROY DONALD VAXELAIRE Bowling 10,-11, 126 Track 11, 123 Chem. Ass't. 12 DOUGLAS VOIGT Hunting 82 Fishing 10, 113 Spanish Club 10, 113 H. R. Rep. 11 IUDIT H WALTON Monitor 12: Bowling 12: lntra-Mural Basketball 11 STEVEN WARE Track 10, 11, 123 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 Trees For Tomorrow 105 U. C. Play 10, 115 Masque 8.: Gavel 11, 12: Footlights 10, 11, 125 Debate 125 Follies 10, 11, 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 11, 123 Aca- ppella 12: Operetta 125 Intern. Rel. Club 115 Mon- itor 123 Pep Club 10, 11 JOYCE WELLS Band 10, 11, 125 Library Ass't. 11, 12 BARBARA ANN WICKER JOYCE WICKMAN G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Head of Sports 115 Bowling 10, 11, 125 Head of Bowling 12 KAREN WILLIQUETTE French Club 10, 11: Sec. 115 Echoes Bus. Staff 11, 125 Hi-Light Bus. Staff 11, 125 Trigalge 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 .TANICE WOGSLAND Bowling 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Pres. 125 Gym Ass't. 115 Main Office Ass't. 12 JAMES WERY EILEEN WESTENBERGER STEPHANIE WIESNER F.N.A. 11, 12: R. Sec. 125 Safety Committee 10, 11, 125 Chem. Ass't. 125 Echoes Bus. Staff 10, 11 125 Co-Bus. Manager 125 Pep Club 10, 113 Intern: Rel Club 105 Usher at Commencement 11 BARBARA WILLIQUETTE G.A.A. 10, 115 Bowling 10, 11 , mi, l 3 jr? . ' f 1 'fvf' WAYNE WALLER Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Basketball 105 Intra-Mural Basketball 10, 11, 125 Bowling 12 LINDA ZELTON .lJ .Q CARL ZINGLER DONALD JOHNSON DOROTHY C AYER Ass 't. 12 KAREN ZICH Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Make-Up 123 Commercial GAY ZIMMERMAN H. R. Rep. 12: Pep Club 12: H1-Light Ed. Staff 12 'ff WE Qi? asia-25133 11 S Se JAMES ALSTEEN ROBERT FERRON WALTER FISHER ,TERRY JENSEN MARIAN KLISH ROBERT KROUTH NOON-HOUR RUSH CHARLES OSTERLOH BRIAN SCHOEN GLEN SORESNON SHARON TAYLOR ROBERT WILLIAMS ia, wal V par S The juniors, filled with soaring spirits and confidence. returned to East High. Last year's sophomores had become the majority-The Up- perclassmen. They plunged with surprising boldness and confidence into the year's work. Where they had once been uncertain, they grew to know procedure and worked with pleasure and skill. Some joined new clubs others re-established themselves in former ones: still others found new friendships with their classmates. It has been a year for the juniors. Everywhere, these students have taken over, preparing themselves for next year when they will be sen- iors. Initiative and perserverance are words that best describe this body of students. They took the initial step that turned their sophomore timidity into junior assurance. 47 Thomas Adamany www L,w:er' .. If 1:a:,sWef , ,- - -f a-'V A , .,--J ara .. . W ll I N Kay Aleson N V Patrick Alsteen 2 M, 'fl na aiii ts , as 3' . . 'S Y- ,Nw if s is A ' as U s a M N,i,i 'Q .. a ,hx X Rose Marie Alsteen Carlton Andrews Michael Ashford 1 -,h, , Edward Ashley , gi J Bruce Athey .gi . Rosemary Baloun 1 A + K ' A ii - r Lea Gerald Bangert if-1 Q , . , .A V if i as , y R A 1 1 'r ww v . 'S X -V .' .. ' -21055235 h I t ., . 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Sidney Ledvina Zl' A Ronald Legois b ' . 4 Denise Letts 5, ,ig '--ga 'NHL ali Brenda Levy 1 Z- I 'P l1', 1 fl- Harold Liebergen E . ay Patti Io Linder Donald Lorenz Cheryl Lukoff Mark Lukoff Robert Macaux Bonnie MacKenzie Betty Maes 1 - . ' R .- f Sandra Magley ' Q . Robert Manger a L. 3- 1' Donna Mathys E y ' Ronald Matuszewski R Q L ,D Kristin Maurer i mx 'Ji Bonnie Maxwell 1 Gary McClure Butch McMullen ' t-Q-V Michael Melotte L 3 pi R f ' .ei ,F W 6 N f M K 1 ' QQ A X. iiii S . 9 k'.f f . ,rf it 'ef' fi f - R , 9 ' lr., ua- 1 V -- I Wi irlnl f ., ,K fy Q ' 5 '- HEL 3 f1.,... - wi Y , A 'il Y ' X AJR X' 1 l . -- air ,- if 1 pw -wt , 'V -+1 f iv., 6, M X Q gil? v sa ,:1. j .,., Roland Mielke Arline Mineau James Montie David Moore Frederick Moreaux Dale ff N 5 fi 1: Q Y Li ,r 4 4 , if 'Q Ek :Q 5 , . W ,3 L, -.Ax . XX A Morgan W i w., -1, .. ,. 2.51 ' L' itil? Haw ,. :A 6 ,. - 'sz QQ 31,22 Q R my if Tram . A X 'ara 5 -' 5 ri'-f 51' ' . :A H Q: l i i V I .,., - S A T' L- .L 'X l . Gloria Morin h ,H fy ,W sf A ,Q hh? 4 Qs W-QE eil if 153: aff S 'ie -osx I l l ,.: at - lf, 'ts -' 1 is - A fe' at A HE ,Q -3 ,iz -. E s. 5 we it' V. X L N! H . W iH'n1:: Richard Mortensen Gary Mostek f --1 T' Gene Murawski Thomas Murphy We Marie Mursau an , wx' fx? ave 1 J ., . 3 Q t 3 g as -is 3 9 as 2 15 J 9 af. X Q-.I 19222- 1 . , - I. aw , R, - ' Carol Pumphrey Jerome Rabida L1nn Race Janice Rasmussen David Reeb Mary Reedy B Cece Nadeau Elaine Nejedlo Q g sae. ge? ,, Curtiss Nelson V 1, ar 'W ,-,EN sr L X X. gina an as-N -. , - ' , A l au' A 6 ta . v James Petcka Pat Peters Virginia Peters Beverly Peterson Malcolm Phillips Dorothy Piaskowski John Pieschek Donald Piontek Carol Pire Pamela Plischke Laureeta Prevost Michael Prokash Mary Nelson Anita Neumann Earl Neville Donald Newton Judith Nickodem Ronald Neklewicz Gena Norgaard John O 'Connell Nancy Oettinger Joanne O'Leary John Olsen Jean Paige Donna Pakanich Wayne Paluch Keith Pamperin Barbara Pavlik Penny Peacock Robert Persson t , ' av-5 Karen Roenfanz Alex Rose :gr ' Sally Routhieaux Gail Roznoski Mark Reince ' 1, Judith Renard 5 i James Renier f A7 y 1 Q5 Mary Ellen Rice ,... X 7, Donald Richardsen ' ' Mary Ann 'La' Riebe L,- Richard Ross H J 1 5 Elliot Sanders Sandra Schabow Georgette Schefdore Kay Marie Schenian Gary Schoen Kenneth Schroeder Suzanne Schroeder 1' ' Charles Rudolf Wa e Rupiper liri Dam Rusch Kathryn Rutten Mary Sabel 5, James St. Thomas A - 5 'D , ,l.. ,Af, ,,,, 6 'sf'Jsr' fax 1.Q.ff A jg Archie Schultz -W Judith Schultz v ' Gary Schwartz Q. Janet Seibert r' , Gary-Selsmeyer N J Maxine Shalhoub rr , I . -X f 1 if '1,. J' H : Z Carole Shibley J ' . ' Bonny Shurtz , if - n Robert Sievert S5 q. ii-J 55' H . Michael smnou Y C- :'1 1 .aa Thomas Siudzinski X ' V J '- S!! 3.11 XX 5 if Euerett Skar T ilsx hi H Karen Skudlark if R qi Earl Smith 'f' Judith Smurawa A' G' f xx ' ' 1 ri, 4- gu ys- f- ,f'. Steve Somerville 32 iii - Janice Spice if , Q r Nancy Splitgerber 9 3 3: ,F Q he W l - Larry Staeven Clara Stankevitz V ,iff , Sandra Stephen I, P 56 Hia 1 A Diane Stewart , M Cheryl Stone Q ,,, '- Particia Stowe 3 i 'K Greg Straubel if J A 4 Sandra Swigert 5 J 'Q' , Lg JV . John THPPH J M y :,V , an N Wynetta Tate , . Laura Taycher J - rx ug 3 Tom Terrien ' A .xii ,A W David Teske , 'ff W J H ' Q Richard Thiele 'Er fl 2 5 Connie Thomas J - 1 Y, X ,R R53 I Y Candy ThO1T1P30l'l iii'f1Qi f f Sally Thompsen ff 'hh I Gary Tielens e-y3 K, Jane Trowbridge tyzi hu g David Tyson David Valetiue Q ...e v-1. i f .,., t f s: ani ...,. ,VV H i Yvonne Vanard r Y James VanBe11inger T .iw Daniel vansoxei . ' Marie VanDa1en N , , 'V if? A 9 : Kathleen VandenBusch 1 'i-f i:.'Qs5f',, 4 'N X lvl ' Daniel VanDenElzen ' V . T: A a Q.. 'I . E .7 -i 4- I- r H' 4. ,H 'I 51 I 2 . 45 C ... V Marilyn Vandertie Linda VanDonsel Sandy Vane Larry VanEss Paul VanFrachen Val VanKout 7f'V ' QE V M wx ii , , .sau 'E' 2-15 X J 1 X 3 J - if el X W J' P 5 A John VanLaanen David VanPay Philip Vanveghel Gisbert Veldhuizen Sharon Verber X. A . Tom Weldner A 'F Annette White i P 7 Daniel Wellens - fi - X3 ' ' n o - li X x , Sandy Verheyden Ann Vickery Frank Vincent Janice Vincent Sharon Whiting Karen Wicklund L John Williams 1.T'2f!'Qff 'Tv ' 9 off 4 f Peter Wlltzius Larry Wing Terry Wirtz Tv' f.1f' ,ix A af .L I : Gerald Woelfel V,:.: ' Q. Ward Wogsland '3 ?p2'fi Daniel Younk ' as vii ff 1 'fl . A , 4- lr' 3' -. A 1 5 Y Jerome Yurek ' William Zentmeyer Thomas Zenz W.: Terry Zeutzius ...X 5' Billie June Zierson 34 E Robert Zlmonick Q V Robert Zirbel F l ,E 33 Carol Zwigol J Dorthy Alef A Caroline Felt - -R Lynn Gambell 1 ' Gary Gresenz W James Grossman , h . '- 'N Sharon Hanson ' Cheryl Jones as If I t Margo Laflin 7 . 1 David Larson Connie Lepp Barbara Levy k' .. 4, it sfwil ' at 1-49: f 2 ' lf 1 P 'rm .at :f 4 X MQW Q lui W .1- ' L 5. xl J t J W? Y ' Z I 5 ff J? 'Wi 'sg 19' '3':', Wendy Lucas 3 fi? - R . , ,. N A M Craig Mero 1 . A - A, Daniel Numan -Qi - Q. D . y.r Roger Pigeon 7-1 a sf: Q , 4' , .v 5 K f . 4 'i a L .fr , . ,f -4 N 4 - I .W mi? , 3 . . ggw., - . M .art s , ' .sn ' fl 9- z' 'R si' 1 4 2 ,V L. wig . I E E Q Marjorie Schnitzler N James Storm W -- ' T J Linda Thibaudeau -,WJ Joyce Whitlock Sharon Wiegman Torn DeKeyser Kathryn Forrest Randy Fox Linda Gagnon Myron Hanson Lloyd Liss cm ww Camera Shy Joyce Raymond Raymond Rosinki Thomas Roskoski Kathryn Sewinbank Jackie Wesley -I v ., .i ,,.,, 3 I' Al 3 folk 9' . ig I 1 fu , i ,, 3 as , - A is M' 1 rip' 0 1 fln Memorlam Dear Ron, This-is a message that comes from the hearts of all of us at East Highg a message from those who held your' friendship in esteem, and from others who didn't have the pleasure of knowing you. Now, when Death has claimed you, we wish to tell how the prayers in our hearts are whis- pered, for youg how deeply our loss is felt. Blur there is One above who has seen fit to take you from those who love you: He has relieved your pain and taken away the trials of life. This is a great solace. Our sympathy reaches out to your family and those who knew you. Still, though consolation is needed at this time of sorrow in their lives, we feel that all is not lostg you shall live in their memories, and you shall not be forgotten. Our prayers are with you, Ron. Classes of '62, '63, '64 56 x Sophomotes . . . . . . . Class of '64 f ,-,,,-a-v To commence studies in a new environment with confidence and ease of mind seemed a difficult task, but with great determination and even greater hopes, the sophomores came to East High. Yet, amidst the qualms and doubts of upperclassmen, they were surprising, for they displayed the desire to work hard and soon became a dependable, enjoyable unit of students striving for a role in school life. These eager young people were always ready to render their services: they were willing to help where- ever they could. They cheered with amazing gusto at pep assemblies: they joined clubs for the pleasure of working with others toward common goalss they delighted in meeting people: and, most of all, they had the freshest, most vibrant enthusiasm! Yes, as sophomores, where senior high school education just begins, there was a sense of obligation and responsibilitys freedom in democracy, their heritage, was deeply appreciated by these newcomers. 57 Beth Abrohams Jllug ,Flin-xmas!!! Sharon Abrohams -V Doreen Adamany v 54 .75 ' rs: A Yi' t H- 'S '51 , Je nad 5 X 0 .x-1 - hr'- Dennis Adams Margot Aissen Patricia Albers h ' ve Q- sw- Eei'-,f. , ' -if 'H' A James Aleson - y Nancy Alexander F5 a 0 Jon Alk ' ' 4 Camilla Ashford x pf Patricia Ault Patricia Ault Stephen Austin Veronica Barbeau Anne Barnes Jean Barrette Sharon Bartz Scott Bauer John Bavry Dale Bellin Anne Benkendorf Donna Jean Berth Ruth Beyer Eileen Biemeret Barbara Blozinski Steven Bodemer Susan Boettcher Ronald Bolssen Francis Bosacki Michael Bostedt Saundra Bouchea Keith Boucher Linda Bozsa Terry Bradley Crystal Brickner Ida Brown Bonnie Buell - Diamie Bunker Barbara Burkel Helen Burns Joyce Bushmaker Lois Butterfield Roger Carson Gladys Cayemberg Susan Chemel H w if Y Ge t U Y Q ' 'f . . s .- . Q .If jim, it- , t.-,,. . , A e 1 t L5 A X53 T WRX- w U 51 f J f 1 1. N -H. au ww ' if tiiffwx Nfagw Q rw' 5 f , -V fag .mf 1 1 , , ,. ek .s-'W elf, . r.?f'? 99 1 W at I 9 is A: , Z L 5, . ra , ,Y S. . as E1 'R . Q f 4 l 3 ' T 'QQ ,,.. warg is sl .nag I .Na 535 3 9 E? is fr 'X ig-:L Ja i e. fl 'G L ng, 1 1 A H 'aw ai 5 as S i 3 -- . .-r, x wr, -an 163.11 DCLHHO Jane DeMoulin Ronald Deprey W 433' E x 84' 'w Q .G 'X 7 -L L x S' 4 M as C ip S L, X, Nancy Demeny Christine Delvaux Mary Ann Delveaux Monica Cleveland Gary Corbett Genevieve Cox Kay Cramer Sue Cuish Carol Danelski Sue Darland Sharon Dart Mary Daul Sharon Davister Gary DeBauche Thomas Deer Naomi Derepkowski Z. K Mary Dettmann ' V, - Barbara DeVetter Wayne Deviley t 3, Terrence Dickinson i Mary Dimmer . , ,ax Arthur Dittmann Allen Drewieske Stephen Edelblute Constance Edges Jeffrey Eilts Barbara Ellis Patricia Englebert Thomas Eschelweck Arlene Euclide Ronald Farr Jeffray Fischer Carol Fonder Terry Fondow Bruce Fredrickson Ann Frierdich 9 Marlene Frisque ,V S . -' W , . g E . Herbert Fuller Donna Garrity ,, . .V . , N T , Q Glenn Georgia l nl .4 . 1, sb. wi. Karen Gerstner Michael Gierczak 'r 4 Carolyn Giese Robert Gillis John Gilmet Gary Gilsoul Gary Ginzl William Goeben V- gge..a, swf 'K Q . K. X w , xl b a- vr 955' Iwi 1 s r M X 1.,,1 in vw 2:15 - as 'f ' .1 2:1 Jean Goelz Thomas Gooding 'Q Mariene Greenfeldt Dianne Grovagel fy I Gary Guyette 'Q E 1 q- ,, Darlene Hager ' is Carol Halstead T0lTl HSTDTIICS Tom Hansen Kathleen Hansford Patrick Harring Gerald Harris r .Mee t ily EL 'fi ls S 1' ,, ,ei Q13 John Harris Donna Hayden Esther Hee zen Dennis Hendrickson Roger Henkelrnann Darwin Henning Dustin Herbst Valerie Herbst Martha Herlache Ellen Hickok Jane Hinkley r Mary Hodek lil Michael Hussin Thomas Hussin Gloria J adin Y ' 112, Judith J acquart iii r Q 21 -.C 21 21 1-ares. ga ' Bruce Jaeger Ronald Jandr in Jean Hoes Phyllis Holman Frances Houstan Susan Huebner Patrick Humphreys Alan Janquart C arol Jansen Judy Jansen 1 John Jeffers , 1 , fa In Anne Jenks -V -- ww- L., Sex' fe i- ,5 '42 gr 1' I- H M? if X 1 if as 4' fl me S X x 6 1 , Q If 1 W' ii' -1 ,W , - I gi, , Gary Jensen .K L 1 Georgia Jensen s 751 re LA Sandra Joepeck Larry Jones Jeanne Jorgensen James Kabacinsld Bernard Kadrlik Patricia Kapla Kathleen Kelly Judith Kelter Helen Kersten if J Walter Kittler 7 X ' fr Carol Knapp J rj 5 ,pg i - sn in IH r S' +- Xi i' x 's ' E 2 wa? Sandra Kocha . Q 'H K p W N Sally Koller Carol Kollrnan gf ,- Mary Kolodzik . Elizabeth Kores If y Norbert Kox Jean Kramer X N- -J Dianne Krause ' J. 2 .1: Q... , Janet Krieser -Q Bonnie Krueger xml J fads? Nancy Krueger ,y Connie Kruschke x elx . if We Donna Kuipers John Kuklinski Dolores Kusch Christine Kuske Mary Jane Kyles Diane Labadelle David Laes ' Francis Laes hint Michael Laes Thomas Lamberg Donna Lancelle J Kenneth Lange be Judith Lannoye in sr xi Q 5 1, ri, sg w fs i age .ga if -, L wk? I . J 1 f X X 'S' Q EY B' if' at T Samuel Lardinois Susan Larscheid Roger Larson Barbara Lavin Christine LeGrave Richard Leigh K I IA in J -J. 0 ?5?a x N Lois Lemerond Virginia Lepak Linda Libert I AA ' ' Carolyn Liebert 5 Gale Lindstrom f I Q wiuiam Lipschunz Dick Loeber E, J James Loos , f A Robert MacDonald 5 yy Nancy Madden 5 3 M' N . nl. 65: , Lg 1 Q . AY- ,wy 'H Jeanne Mortensen Connie Mraz Kathleen H. Murphy Kathleen M. Murphy Dennis Neerdaels James Keklewitz Marie Nelson Nancy Neville JPA it James Nier Sonia Nier Terry Nimmer Kathleen O 'Connor Robert Oettinger Brenda Olsen Lynn Olsen Robert Olsen Janet Otradovec Janice Pagel Michael Maltby Fred Mancheski Ellen Marks Suzanne Mathews Eugene Matheys Jeff McGown Robert McMaster Harvey Medress James Menne Sandra Metoxen Jacqueline Meyer Carol Miller Gerald Miller William Miller Lynn Millhiser Robert Moore John Morin l ,dk y Q X Q 1 1 Q-+ ' R E :Q t 1, -u... -1' ' 5 ' ' lfffn ,. at ,. v ,AQ - - fi! f :E M j an If , 6 fe 'Q r Q' D, QE 3' f p A V S s if . as , Ax 1 t Sw V , 2 1 L if .:,. :Y Z I J r 3 51 ' 1 'PQ -Rfk. num mae 11-'rn i f 7 it -f if, . -1 , 4 , ggi S A fl.-5 ' Q 'fr f' lf. A .f 3 Q R , 1 7 Qt t 'J' 5 v H. NR .Q ' Ronald Peterson Margaret Petiniot Nancy Pfeiffer Ronald Piontek Margaret Plank David Pluger i Paul Pagel Russell Palmer J Dennis Pasterski - Jane Peot t :rn Rosemary Petasek A M Kenneth Peters R av 1 if 1? I x E si J'0A1'1n Pope - as si ,. 'N ,Q Y- Richard Proulx ,- Dennis Race R P- is .W sqm 4 'Y R Sue Rasmussen r a- 'ff E? 'NIV Garb' RaYbem V 5 . . Elizabeth Reeke ,, Q, A yi Adrianna Reese Ronald Reimer Kathleen Reinhard Rae Rice Theresa Richter Jack Roberts Jerome Roberts , wg? Rena Roberts ' Carole Rodgers A Ilo Rogne Ronald Rogne Kenneth Rothe Katherine Rusch V Mary Samorske 5 Malcolm Savage W '-f Dale Schmechel Donald Schmechel S f' Donald Schrneisser Bonnie Schmidt Janice Schmidt Richard Schoen 63 Carol Schofer David Scholl Linda Schrock 6 x ' ki -5 ,.-K is H E Janice Schroeder Tom Schroeder 1 Wayne Schroeder -alias 5 5' Barbara Schumacher Kathleen Schuning Suzanne Seiler Marilyn Shekore LeRoy Sillars Linda Sitzman Virginia Small . Diane Smeester - Donald Smith Jyy Michael Smith Gary Smith J 1 Stanley Smith Mary Lee Sorenson Elizabeth Sprutles Jane Steeno Susan Stone Sue Stowe Scott Streckebach Suzanne Streu Carol Suejda John Swelle Marcella Szprejda David Tate Erna Taylor Loise Tease Donna Tilly Laurel Tilot Patricia Timm Thomas Tustison Sandra Valentine Janice Valk David Van Boxel Lois VandenAvond Roberta VanderLinden Janet VanGrunsven . 1 i George Vine Lawrence Vollmar James VanHandel Clyde VanHeme1ryk Sharon VanLaanen John VanLieshout Susan VanRemorta1 Craig VanS1yke Linda Vincent Cheryl Vonckx 64 3 ' ei' a rp. 1 -Y S- EZ Q it 1 QM ' ra James Wachal James Walker Kay Wallenfang W. ,W RI, at K: , ki QF., SS William Wallenfang Nancy Lee Walton Peter Walton ,Y ia K EI? as V- f A IQ!! 55 A l S3555-5 . nf , Q 3 . , , , M . ,ut . 4 ., wa . ix 5 2 qw 7 a 'Q 1 ',- t X. if .xi 1, ,E W7 Wayne Warner A , i James Warwick X ' - W 3 - Q William Weidner Q 3 ist AQ Paula Wendschuh ii V 1, N . X . j aana at Rosemarxe Westenberger ,Q 1 if it -- 5372 Gary Weyenberg f , gl Q 5 Snerry Weys A ... - 1 . i n A Va ' Eileen Wheeeler 'A Q, as W W ' X' a ' Carol White Q 4' L ,I ' ' ' 'X X, X ' Diane Whiting A ' Q. y A Q ' David witney Htl ' W W J W ' -a?fiL 't V, 'P ' . -. ' - Joanne wiinmki fa 1 Q 3 George Williams ' ' 5 ' 5 1 Mary Williams 1- y Y xy, , . ary Wilhquette a t wi Mar are: Wilmer if ifif Lance Woldt . l 4 Q1 Sally Woller rf' if A fi N Joanne Wood ' ' Michael Ysebaert W A V John Yuenger 4 P -5 ffl ',I- Daniel Yurek 'f y . 5, M. -- l- - Bonita Zander wg aff' ', V - f2':'3'E' 5313 ,Q ' li pg, '12 X Barbara Zelton , P A W , Z 'iii David Zimmerman Y-,X Y - X H June Zrazik 65 wg, , Assemglies It's Hard to Be a Sophomore at East High Hello Day Aboard the S. S. Hope R. A. Peterson The David Hall Story Yea Red, Yea White Pep Assembly How Other People Ta1k George Groman Wa11op West! Color Day Assembly 4 fl, l l Sasi Sports The reason sports holds a great deal of attention is that one can 't tell what will happen, and that there is always a chance of an upset. Although East had some favorable upsets in wrestling and football, they had some that truly did upset them: but, with the spirit the Red Devils possess, the old saying, You can't hold a good man down will be in meaning for next year's team . . . 67 N V3 'N L41- gi-1 wed their power in ho S i15 V De t High 3.5 ing, the E Tw nse: With the dawn of the fe Of Head Coach Mancheski Coach Reinke, Coach Bray scores. They had the power to score if the defense could rushing over teams, by big is Bungerner, Bob Chr Teske, BVS cheduled to use D Next year the Twig is s hold. ck again offensive cli he CI who will mak I'S d a host of othe an Manger, Chris Bungerner 4 .ii .Tim Murphy Dave Teske V, -1 A .F or Jim North Piton. hn Morin, Jo Larry l'Il3.S, t. Tho ayne Rupiper, Jim S O'C0nne11, W hn Manger, Io Bob i. anchesk M Fred Q3 V3 Q3 ki? Q3 ung, did a com- yo being ar 's defense, This ye mendable job at stoping the best teams in the state. With such standouts as Dave Teske, John put the am IC anger, the M d Bob all nell, OH O'C e young Th the middle. UP halt on many drives 1 v . ,umm Valentine avid D will provide depth is year's team th of S nucleu 3 e next two ye th for oxel nB Va all y D Ted Otto Dave Teske m Rein itz, To n Neklew ki, Ro ins ukl Drzewiecki, John K ews, Bill Andr 1 al, Car III lack Pe, 5, P illi Ph Larry A Q, , Qs XX .S J DLL : 41 i. . j. 4 . I f qi 1. gy Qiffl -iff s x.. Q A J .4 iagx' -.5 .R r X wskqgw. - Q .if in rc pn .fw 'M .-.-.ff+.,x wk an .g R 43 . .ag N if ,Al vx Q X lamb lziafmly 1 a 4 N. sa ,iir Q if 'T g X Zi n. fx 7 2 Q' 5 1 2' ig, 5 I xt 533' ' ,R K -. 1 wx h Y It is easy for the referee to see that Jim North is GONE! Stiff defense halted this drive uniot Varsity X Practice makes Perfect Top Row: Bill Lipschultz, Bob Goelz, Gary Tiellens, Dick Loeber, John VanLeishout. ROW TWO: Dave Whit- ney, John Sewelle, Ed Houston, Paul Pagal. ROW THREE: Gary L. DeBauche, Sam Lardinois, Gary Jensen, Terry Fondow. ROW FOUR: Jerry Miller, Dennis Adams, Ron Deprey, John Blaskley, Tom Lamberg. ROW FIVE: Dusty Herbst, John Jeffers, Steve Austin, Frank Vincent. ROW SIX: Ron Piotek, Paul Bellin, Larry Vollmar. This is the team of Tomorrow. These boys will make up the teams that will represent East in the Fox River Valley Conference for the next three years. Few people realize that without a J. V. foot ball team, under the leadership of Coach Nahley, it wou1dn't be possible to have a skilled varsity. E l a NMUIPI1 ll ngrw gif Ni j..'a Q N E5 is 3 'i 3 4 TeSk ' ' 5 5 3 I Q -H115 E, 5 Q 31 2 2 3 ' 1 I nBirdlv nllarsu r f I Z f Varsity mn Bob li llflllil i s 1 1 , i gl 1, 'X .1 -2 2 5 W 5 L f Y ? 2 E 3 . 5 if ' M, ,J 3 t 3 X Q : A bi fi Q F' 3 . , as ,z ' 1 2 iii ll 3 E 1 .r ,Q ' ' 1 1 1 ,Das , i MS s J iss: t ' L S 1 gs? g f so 1 l .5 Ex? if 2 Q 2 sag sw! 3 s sf i EL 5 s El 5 L aa Q 1 552 3 1 is 52 '4 Chalk Up Two Q T 5 Gary Coach Sunby y i R 1 L s 6 .. a 2 2 6 t 3 The defending Regional Champions, Green Bay East Red Devils, had trouble from the start of the conference season. Injuries early in the year stunned the Red Devils' attackg however, in several games the bucketn1en were able to click as a complete unit. In every game the Devils fought to the final gun. Their games were close. Their losses were losses of only a few points. Every student pulled, when in those last tense seconds, East 4 Chris 1 5 I 2 5 i x 4 1 T Qt Z' 1 X I E iff ii Ei Basheihall 3 Toot 4 'Ex ' 5 ' ll I I l E , : I Mgr. Dean Steve 'sri xr , . 1 1: ,X , v E g Ziilllllligi NMWM. i S S Q Q 1 S Q-. Devils found themselves trailing by only a couple of points. It was disheartening to realize that the game so well played and so close, should be lost so easily. '73 Ken E T . ' 3 if 1 3 vlMurPh u E i 1 I 4: i? 5 w o f L. SD 4 fi L all-er n 5 1 . l. nHodgel1 ags another rebound d Reach Action Second half under wayl Tom Rein Ken Krause Jim Murphy Jim Blahnik Ted Otto Dave Teske Jerry Kitt Steve Frisk Bob Manger COACH Chris Bungerner Dave Larson Carl Sunby Steve Sommerville unior Varsity Pre-game strategy one, two, three, JUMP! Gary Tiellans Dick Ross John VanLeishout Bob Kellerman Sam Lardinois Dave Hansford ' Gary L. DeBauche Tom Tustison Tom Larnberg Roger Hinkelrnann Coach Astin Craig VanS1yke Daryl Scholl Dave Scholl Zrach Ted Otto, of the blocks, in the 880 relay Ken Barnhart hits the tape in his specialty - the 8801 Bob Freimuth, of the 1961 track team, broke the school discus and shot put records. After running his leg, Jim North hands the baton to Brian Schoen in the medley relay. 76 East East East East Pacaetlancl Wrestling Cflampsl -43 -42 -31 -29 -42 Pulaski Seymour West West Preble East East East East 'East 'East 'East 'East 'Non -47 -55 -41 -27 -14 -17 -30 -conference Se ym our Pulaski Preble Omro Sevastopol Brillion Valders Row 1: D. Numan. R. Piontek, D. Morgan, B. Besaw, D. Laubenstein. Row 2. W. Drezewicki, D. Reeb, V. Shick, D. Adams, D. Johnson, G. Selsmeyer. Row 3. C. Wood J, St. Thornas, F. Mancheski. I. Jeffers, D. Moore, K. Peters, St. Austin, J. Kornowsld. CONFERENCE STANDINGS EAST West Preble Pulaski Seymour Won Lost 8 0 5 3 4 4 2 6 1 7 Row 11 R. Butz, B. Fredrickson, L. Ettien, C Nelson. Row 2: R. Basten. T. Nelsen, T. Lemorande, F. Buchberger. S. Ward. Row 3: Coach Reinke, W. Dunsrnoor, W. Duchateau D. Valentine, T. Weidner, L. Bangert, D. ,WMV J Yftf I1 JVW'9f JMWMJFXAW rt 'yP j,f VlL'K '..1,6 Jf M.f '.p Piontek. ,. .151 ' 1,4 , , 1-. edifsfi S . f is . , B xr A vw. were ut.. x,..,,N,x y so t.. ., ,M .hh n V i T: :I-H -W ...sa : : 3: F:-. -W- .aa ....f,, f T 'U' N H Us wr. N . ...-. .. ,' ' 'wr v-mn.--. t-.. ' . .. , ' ' ' 'UN l--ww sq-ts msg :js --A---. ...... ...- ... .... ..... .12 A ll -I :nh HW- new nu... num- nv.-.mu ,..k'. 'W'-'Ti Il N011 dllllliifshilu ss-nan-:-4.-N. ..-nm--- ,,,, f--- .-.- me -u-.am an-uurtunnwnn sas, I Ill- :au-skguuenn -un--vu-.mu sn ' Us 'li W! vague- 5... vu-Qzgshu-1 -'lv fm- - ' ' -. nunnv sum VW .' ss - sw . A 1 - - ' . - z --I ,T QB. FJ , 'fn , , .. ' Y V A' K .-.. . . . , . - U- - . '55 5 f . lv N -3 .px ,. 1 I FEI - 1 V J, . V' - - -' 5 sq f 'W Z, A -, . . 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CC 79 ' 4 Swlmmmg Many of East's students are active in community competitive ath- letics. These three boys are members of the Y.M.C.A. Swim Team. They compete against not only Swim Teams of other Y.M.C.A. 's, but also against Swim Teams of various high schools. They are members of this year's Y.M.C.A. state championship team. Roland Mielke is undefeated in diving and captured First Prize in this division, for the second straight year. John Bryant and Tom Hanson hold this year 's state record in the one hundred -yard Backstroke and in the one hundred-yard Breaststroke 78 QOH STANDING: Ben Abrohams, Chris Ford, Jerry Kitt, Bob Goelz. SEATED: Chris Bungener. Tom Hansen . . . . the breast stroke. John Bryant and Roland Mielke practice their starts. 5615 as Sports The sound of voices harmonizing an old favorite issue from the mu- slc rooms a rousing cheer escapes the cheerleaders as they practice in the gym after schools G.A.A.-goers play an exciting basketball game: the band and orchestra display musical abilities as the members strike up a new song. These are the activities that East High offerss all are in the spirit of educations all help the students to gain varied interests and outside recreation. What could be more relaxing than singing for an hour a day? What is more exhilarating than playing basketball or cheering the school football team on to a victory? What gives more pleasure than gathering together to play a song with friends? And the youth of East High have taken advantage of these oppor- tunities: they realize the wealth of knowledge and experience to be gained. 81 W ' i'- Cast Julie Bettinger Marge Hoeft . Cheryl Fogel . 'Steve Ware . . Steve Jacobson Phil Smith. . . Julie Possum . Kind Kacly Mary Herries Lucy Weston Rose Peter Santard Henry Abbott Mr. Edwards Mrs. Edwards 6 rrs f s l J s s r drss r C 4 l l ? i s r l? s 9 r r m , , .V Q ,I M . h Q: W 'W - r -1, , g xzz L A HILL!-L , V, 1, - 4 , A Q ,... i. l 1 rsrhr t 'K 3 S C C Ute ig Ht of january l6fH Lf 5 f I LQWL.-' , Orff ,,.,..f . gy! f ,,v4 f A K 7 C !pQ7Ml.LL,1.-A7 'fyfgflg ,,,V '1!K,LeaL-' fyklfgfft j'-df-lcC',LcLC-S51 a T'ff N xV.,,f V' 4 ,- ,t C -f M . 1 f L J Lb, taper, ,4l4..,,fft.-wool! ,cs A, 5 QfL-CYLLL JJ , f 01 f' no L l I ,,,.7-4.1-Q 624,L 01, I I Mf0'271Q IX X C114-KQ .5'O'lYi I Cwxf ' Ciilfl,-Llff' Q rf ,-f,-- efafffzivzcf 62+ fCf5' 06' '4,z7' i , fyo-5 , . ef ,f Q V I , l' A 1, Q74-g,7b45p ,. -5, C1 X445 ,,., 4, 174.1 . 17 J -19 fl ,1 , Cas R Judge Heath .................. .... D avid Moore District Attorney Flint .... .... Ri chard Cayer Defense Attorney Stevens . . .....,. Richard Jerry Igaren AQ-lldfg . .Hg ...... .... M argo Frederickson ancy ee au 1er ........ ....... L aurie Laird John' arr itf' ld rg ...... . . .... Mark Lukoff ,yarf y1!79v?h - . K ...... '. ,,.... John Morin t f' W iW4ffUfHPWpK3iW,Emi Mwmgigjwf ,gy TEw45jAgiy.DMJg mir ZX 83 O Muszc MaEers 'VX ' mul 1, ,, -.v A. -F YI: as-'px I, V if ,U Q Q ISK? 5 -ri Q Q,ig , -53955-f'5 ?ff454?' W- 4v7 Q -G.e? 'S'4'F,5ggQ l? 35r3v: '5x fl? 5'f 5 QZ'56gCvWN5,Qf -'ff 22, W,f'K49ff4 .4 -Q. 'I jf 4. T S o Q' . kf 'A A A OS ww wx Q' 10 'Y' N X W -F 14 wi' W X, ,, 5 5 2 xf Nur- 'N 1 +4 L ,A Band ROW 1: J. Hinkley, S. Remich, C. Lukoff, D. Letts, C. Brickner, C. Meyers, J. Bogda, A. Neumann. J. Johnson, S. Nier, K. Kuske. ROW 2: J. Glickman, M. Lukoff, C. Stankevitz, H. DuBois, S. Kocha, M. Frisk, S. Pamperin, M. Sickles, G. Henkleman, L. Skaletski, C. Rodgers, C. Stone, J. Kriser, J. Widoe, S. Bouchea, ROW 3: H. Fuller, G. Moore, B. Buell, J. Kernodle, C. White, P. Cofrin, J. McGown, K. Wake, K. M. Schenian, M. Maltby, W. Kit tler, L. Zochert, R. Fox, R. Rouse, P. Humphreys, R. Rice. J. Peot, D, Newton, R. Zirble. ROW 4: P. Hoeft, S. Schneider, K. Grunwald, P. Allaire, D. Huff, C. Heim, L. Olson, J. l-lackbarth, A. Frierdich, C. Kuske, M. Herlache, D. Nissen, R. Jenquin, M. Seigerson, I. Stromberg, C. Madding, S. Meyer, B. Jeager, R. Larson, J. Blahnik. ROW 5: J. Edleblute, K. Kellam, J. Frey, R. Archiquette, S. St. Arnauld, R. Sheriff, M. Prokash, J. Wells, C. Ber- ken, P. Smit , J. O son, Mr Hinkley, R. Jerry. MZ!! -fzful gl- KR, V 4,o4z'ZJf-3506 Wgfiwha- A Cappella QSM! SEATED: N. Evans, C. Sonn, J. Norgaard, H. Henklemann, R. Reitmeyer, S. Verber, Y. Schain, P. Peacock, N. Demeny. I. Pagel. ROW 1: T. Bennette, B. VanDa1en, K. Olsen, L. Olsen, D. Adamany. J. Bettinger, G. Moren, C. Kollman, M. Vandertie, W. McLester, B. Blozinski. ROW 2: D. Bertrand, B. Abrohams, C. Ford, R. Cayer, J. Yuenger, W. Krouth, R. Dex, G. Smith, W. Petersen, S. Jacobson, R. Oken, J. Fieck. ROW 3: C. Fogel, C. Margraf, M. Weber, B. Laurent, D. Berth, S. Boettcher, V. Peters, M. Burgoyne, M. Bettine, C. Voncki, G. Jensen, K. Schuning, M. C9-Qgf Shekore, S. Borrchea, R. Daniels. ROW 4: R. Schmeiaser, T. Terrien, L. Ettien, W. Wallenfang, S. Ward, E. Harris, K. Sang, M. Felix, J. Vanlannen, R. Titus, M. Koeian, W. Zentmeyer, R. Petersen. ROW 5: C. Brickner, L. Laird, E. Biemeret, J. Otradovee, S. Cuish, S. Wiegmann, D. Elles, S. Lardinois, B. Wicher. ' . K, .. N H 3 2 Q V 5 . - Q i I 'S S ,......f.f - ' of fwmys , 2 f. . offer' if ' ' J L' :IH A 'L Em K - K 5 ... .. M - , , f 'w -st f R L1 MiQado 'Behold the Lord High Executionern 86 The Mikado ..... Nanki-Poo. Ko-Ko . . . Pooh-Bah , Pish-Tush . Yum-Ywn. Pitti-Sing . Peep-Bo . . Katisha . . asf Joel Gordon John Yuenger Philip Smith Sheldon Kohlenberg Benjamin Abrohams Julie Bettinger Sharon Wiegman Karen Olsen Kathy Downham Dancers, choruses, and band Sound Crew T. Lavin, R. Sheriff, J. Kornowski Art Assistants Qvbggk J.SPice,P.P1eschki,D.We11ens. QQ? CCQ4 ie Safety Committee Row 1: D. Moore, D. Cayer, R. Christensen, Row 2: P. Wresler, D. Scholl, S. Wiesner, B. Abrohams, E. Hickock. Mage-Up Row 1: J. Laws, R. Reitmeier, J. Seibert, S. Seibert, S. Magley. Row 2: L. Nissen, M. Bettine, G. Pobanz, B. VanDree1, E. Delveaux, W. Lucas, S. VanRemortel, V. Small, F. Houston. Cgfiffffffglx in f 51 .-Qjafgeil few We We 69229 2. 554 K ' if Q ?Q c Q, fe fe 1' giag Raisers 5 Bearers Row 1: B. Holzen, K. Olson, S. Vane, J. Vincent. Row 2: M. Burdon, C. Huguet, G. Morin, Row 3: B. Manger, D. Robinson, D. Ross, G. Tielens, T. Otto. 1 C L Quiciance Assistants Row 1: S. St. Arnauld, N. Fraser, D. Carlson, Row 2: L. Braith waite, M. Walton, R. Reitmier, L. Dollman, B. Swaer, I. Du Charme, J. Martin. P Hysics Assistants I. Peterson, G. Buhl, B. Perleberg, C. Ford. Sngiisn Assistants E. Hitch, K. Gaffney, R. Beverstein, E. Szprejda, C. Sonn. tr Cafeteria Assistants Row 1: G. Jensen, G. Roznoski, M. Reedy. Row 2: B. John, K. Kaminski, B. Calhoon. Row 3: G. Buerschinger, R. Hannon. Social Prohtems Assistants L. Ettien, J. Possum, F. Pelegrin, M. Krueger, B. Becker. Ifihraty Assistants Row 1: I. Euclide, P. Goddard, S. Johnson, L. Huempfner, B. Cygan. Row 2: B. Rogalski, S. Corbeille, K. Kruger, J. Wells, B. VanDree1, M. Hansen, R. Lemke, M. Margraf, P. Anderson, J. Dart, B. Calhoon, D. Englebert, B. Maes, P. Petiniot. I Al Rss.. X We serve our school .... With pleasure, youth of East High take the opportunity to serve their schoolg they take pride in doing their jobs well, too. Everywhere, in classrooms, in the offices, in the library, there are faithful students working toward the better- ment of the school. These diligent services give evidence of a conscientious unit of people who have realized the importance of co-opera- tion, companion of progress. .1 Stage Assistants N. Davister, J. Kornoskey, D. Johnson, J. Renier R. Carson, D. Morgan. Movie Cr ew Row 1: L. Collar, D. Scholl, D. Neerdaels. Row 2: D. Basten, D. Gruel, J. Fieck. Row 3: T. Lamberg, J. Jabulenas, D. Robinson, D. Younk. 3 Uffice Assistants E. Delveaux, J. Wogsland, S. Pegorsch, S. Legois, C. Gilsoul. A J Cnemistry Assistants B. Amundson, K. Krouse, Z. Liepens. S. Wiesner, C Payne, B. Doering, T. Henkleman, D. Vaxelaire. Hail Monitors Row 1: K. Maurer, K. Skudlark, S. Melotte, M. Peters, G. Kaminski. Row 2: S. Mason, B. MacKen- zie, J. Walton, N. Buss. Row 3: J. North, S. Ware, J. McMaster, D. Fournief. . Row 12 L. Lawler, H. Burns, E. Reeke, P. Peacock, R. Reitmeier, J. Fosstun, G. Zimmerman, M. Frederickson. M. J. Plontek, C. Pire, L. Laird. Row 2: C. Huguet, J. Kitt-V.P., E. Otto-Pres., M. Burgoyne-Sec., R. Christensen A. Hussin, J. Blumenkamp. Row 3: I. Palet. J. Boyden, B. Burkel, C. LeGrave, N. Fraser. F. Houston, M. A. Del- veaux, M. Kelley, J. Rasmussen, S. Vane, K. Gerstner. Row 4: M. Burdon, G. DeBache, J. Morin, E. Reiter. M. Muench, Z. Liepins, R. LaCombe, M. Benson, J. Kuklinski, M. Bettine, E. Hitch, L. Grossman. Row 5: D. Scholl. J. North, T. Adamany, B. Lipschultz, D. Cayer, J. Jerry, D. Zimmerman, T. Lamberg, M. Hussin, P. Pagel, T. Fondow, D. Scholl. Mac? Hail Committee Row 1. P. Peacock, Mrs. Hutchinson-advisor. J. Bltunenkamp-chairman. Row 2: D. Zimmerman, J. North, R. Christensen, S. Reimer, M. Nelson, P. Hol- man, H. Burns, E. Otto, C. Ford, D. Cayer, G. Jensen. 91 er! . s is Annual Business Staff Row 1: S. Wiesner, J. Owen, Co-business man- agers: G. Hendricks, L. Laird, I. Rassmussen, C. Sonn. E. Delveaux, P. Wendshuh. Row 2. J. Diezel, G. Pobanz. I. Lennoye, C. Pire, M. Williams, B. Levy, B. Amundson, Pc Beverstein B. Prins, N, Schwartz. Annual Sciiforiai Staff Row 11 J. Blumenkamp, C. Huguet, Co-editors: Row 22 N. Evans, N. Rose, E. Reiter. Row 31 J. Bryant, L. Thibaudeau. J. Trow- bridge, S. Taylor. G. Hen- dricks, D. Krowas, R. Be- verstein, C. Mraz, M. Muench, L. Grossman, M. Burdon, E. Hitch, M. Hus- sin, S. Frisk, Mr. Otto, advisor. Hi-fig Ht Sclitorial Staff Rgw 1: S. Schoen, B. Levy, D, Oberer, A. Foth, B. Levy, M. Myers, J. Bur- ridge, B. Hickok. Row 2: M. Burdon, V. Peters. A. Rose, K. Olsen, G. Zim- merman. M. Burgoyne. J. Gordon, C. Nadeau, C. Lukoff. X 93 Hi-Eiglit Staff Business Row 12 S. Szprejda, F. Houston, S. Magley, N. Seibert, S. Vane, I. Nick- odem, N. Madden. Row 21 K. Roenfanz, K. Maurer, S Howey, K. LaFortune, M. VanDalen, M. E. Rice, C. Pire. Row 3: I. Boyden. B Zierson, K, Rutten, W. Lu- cas, M. Kelly, K. Willi- quette, L. Laird, M. Hoeft- Bus. Manager, S. VanRe- mortel, J. Feuerstein, M. Myers, V. DeBauche. Z. Liepins, M. Bettine- Finance, L. Nissen-Boolv keeper, J. Laws-Dec. , ,,,..11 . ' Qu, 'WON V32 1 Qfzaof ,LF V5-Q, .A idea, J' Aiea, guru 3 L1-.3 on S.,-,3g,5. .- . Q. ,gg ww'-.:f1. 4, E 1: 11 e an ,wwf 4 ,. ,.4..5-,W :-- .g2s2'w Hg: 'K'-'-ff,'f?, si 1'- : M , .x -gk-.Q 1 , : Q :Z :QZWAX .- iff. x - iff as z 119,- . 'S Of 39 Degafq Row 11 . Hoeft, P. Brown, J. Bertinger, M. Allaire. Row 2: Mr, Co1ton-advi- sor, M. Dahl, S. Ware, E. Hitch, R. Jerry. 50 J fksfedfwe Zire S5-Qian 90-ofcfJoocL Jf Camera C1u5 Row 12 B. Olsen, L. Jones, B. Rogalski-Pres., D. Mo- ellendorf, Row 2: C. Gaf- fney, C. Brickner, L. Brai- thewaite, V. DeBauche, K. Forrest, C. Danelski, B. Shurtz, B. Ellis, T. Bennett, K Moore, F. Pelegrin, R. Dix, R. Delvaux, Mr. Olson. l'fQ w. Clafafu ff? 94 all x .1 P 'A ' -R -fl . , , Row 11 T. Lamberg, S. Bodemer, R. Delvaux, L. Collar, T. Nelson, S. Ward, J. Calhoon, W. DuChadeau, D. Piontek. Row 22 I. Kornowski-Pres., D. Powers, , , , L. Guyette. T. Valentine, V. Schick, G. Hendrickson, M. Kocian, D. Lernerond Row 3: K. Boucher, D. Laubenstein, W. Wogsland, D. Morgan, R. Dix, G. Woelfel, F. Vincent, G. Guyette, D. Rusch, K. Pamperin, J. Pieschek, B. Duns- moor, R. Milke, G. Buell, D. Moore, D. Valentine, D. Mortensen, C. Mc- Mullen. 'ww Row 11 S. Schabow, L. Grossman-Sec., Y. Schain. Row 2: M. Buchber, T. I 6 Wittig, J. Loos, G. Williams, D. Valentine, D. Berts, D. Kusch, L. Race, C. efman C U Thompson, C. Jorgensen, M. E. Florence, J. Krieser, J. Menne, R. Larson, C. McMullen, R. Goelz, P. Pagel. . . E? 'iw 55.31 ,, ,449 Masque , 51, and avel Row 1: M. Fredrickson, K. Olsen. Row 21 J. Fossum- Sec. and Treas., J. Betting- er-Pres., L. Erickson-V. P., J. Gordon. Row 3: M. Hoeft, D. Moore, S, Ware, E. Beck, S. Jacobson, D. Cayer. J' Row 11 E. Reiter, L. Laird, B. Levy, I. Feuerstein, S. Vane. Row 2: M. Muench, L. Lawler, B. Levy-Sec. 8a Treas., E. Hitch-Pres., C. Lukoff-V.P., V. Peters, M. Allaire. Row 32 J. Rasmussen, M. Burdon-Sgt.-at-Arms, L. Grossman, D. Glawe, R. Fox, L. Race, J. Bryant, L. Schrock, D. Adamany, L. Olsen 96 sw . A, .f if ' :Rr B- Row 1: B. Prins, G. Buell--Pres., M. E. Florence. Row 21 T. Nimmer R Mlelke I y em S. Ware, I. Diezel, R. Reimer, G. Raybern. r f ' 'gf T' S, Pep C lug 3 X I X J ff X 4 M. 1 , F. Houston, E. mckok, J. schuirz g, F . Z! X A M. Bertine, E. Reiter, A. Vickery 3... , Row 11 C. Dietsch, S. Somerville, D. McGee, R. Henkelmann. Row 2: M. E. Florence R. Manger, R, Dechamps, L. Erickson, B. Prins. Row 31 J. Petersen, C. Payne, T. Henkel mann, T. Deer. I. Kitt. I - ? 5-v., Hufure Nurses Row 1: N. Pfeiffer, L. Olsen, S. Weisner, S. Schroeder, P. Brown, S Huebner, M. Fredrickson, M. Kolo- dzik, R. Rice. Row 2: D. Carlson, G. Small, M. Kelley-Treas., C. Mraz, M. Dahl, R. Beverstein-Lib. B. Schumacher, B. Shurtz, Row 3: J. Blumenkamp, E. Reiter, A. Benkendorf, J. Owne.-V.P., M. Myers-Pres., C. Vonckx, B. Krue- ger, I. Diezel. Row 4: J. Baum- gart-Sec., Q. Norgard, A. Mineau, L. Schrock, C. Robinson, D. Pak- anich, S. St.Arnau1d, G. Hendricks, C. Sonn, C. Jorgenson. ffuture 5eacHers Row 1: I. Brown, L. Bozsa, P. Koll- man, K. Olsen, P. Ault, I. Rasmus- sen, D. Adamany, L. VandenAvond L. Nissen, D. Glawe, D. Stewart- Hist. Row 2: L. Laird, M. Der- pinghous, E. Szprejda, M. E. For- ence, M. Hoeft, C. Schofer, K. A1- eson-Treas. Row 3: B. Burkel, K. Roenfanz, J. Krieser, B. Levy, C. Libal-Sec., A. Drierdich, S. Vane, B. Levy, B. Prins. Row 4: J. Hink- ley, K. LaForrune, J. Goelz, C. Fogel, M. Muench, M. Myers, B. Amundson, Z. Liepins, L. Race. Row 5: A. Hussin-Pres., K. Cormier E. Kores, G. Pobanz, C. Stankevitz I. Feuerstein, H. Henklemann, J. Fossum, S. Remich. 996 THE JUNIOR CLASS OF EAST HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ey- Beyond The Blue Horizon JIMMY JAMES FRIDAY EVENING APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH NINETEEN HUNDRED-SIXTY-ONE The strains of dreamy music floated through the doors, the auditorium was transformed into a wonderland of blue. Laughter and gaiety added charm to the enchantment of the night. The glitter of party dresses, and delici ous punch, beckoned all to cross the misty bridge and enter this make-believe paradise .... It was Prom night, and the beauty of the April evening blended magically with the starry atmosphere of the dance. Young girls glowed with lovelinessg their escorts manner-ly, fun to be with. Yes, Charm was the Host of the night, and Beauty reigned as Queen. I fe as : 'D A' 5 fwFf ' , if , r ' Q-. ' , ' f V K .fx-N 1 'C' x -LIQA 'Wil' LOIS Q., ,W V5 ww. 35235 'fmgfnw' E J h. r ,gg xx 1 saw, . F Vw - nr : l E Q 'cdr VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. Kollman, N. Evans, C. Huguet, M. Burdon P. Peacock, C. Nadeau, K. Olsen ,v.. LnO1sen,Con Mr J T bdg C1Shf C1 Do RAM? SITTING: Nancy Evan Julie Possum STANDING P nny Pea- k,My BSY x,, g.A.A. Mary Nelson, Secretaryg Jancie Wogsland, Presidentg Joyce Wick- man, Point-secretary. An inviting part of the sports life at East is G.A.A.--Girls' Athletic Association. This club makes it possible for sports-minded girls to engage in various extra-curricular sports activities. The club is a nation-wide organization, with each school setting up its own program of activities. The members can participate in all or any sports they desireg if a girl is an active member, she may receive, ac- cording to a standard of points, in honor of her efforts, a letter E . Upon this letter, metals and bars can later be added to signi- fy other achievements. About three times a year the organization goes to a State Play Day, where the members participate in games against other schools. The G.A.A. members of East High plan Tuesday and Thursday meetingsg they play basketball, volleyball, golf, and other forms of sports, hold business meetings and perform school services. This organization is a useful, wholesome ffgtdpfj ...l activity, and the girls of East High enjoy the X' at - 44-J privileges of membership. 9.221 , Qe1.,d5 ,gif-aff JA ' 'd V342 K '7'-2664, I X SITTING: Arlene Mineau, A A Barbara Samorske, Joyce Wickrnan STANDING: Kathy Rutten, Janice Vin- cent, Helen Hinkleman, Mary Kelly, Ann Hussin, Judy Diezel Lumllwhn T ., Joel Gordon Finalist-National Merit Scholarship Competition Joel Glickman Green Bay Symphony Jean Blumenkarnp Most Valuable Student D. A. R. Award Experi- ment in International Living G r by C 1 Sf 'li Q J -,ff ' Marjorie Hoeft .S Lee Hartman Summer student at Cole- Finalist-National Merit gio Arnericano, Torreon, ' Scholarship Competition Mexico and Math Contest S .gl , l ..,k l in in ,fri Q. x Marilyn Muench Vogue Sewing Contest Randy Fox Green Bay Symphony .. , , -E. . 3254 L ' C tite Connie Huguet Shirley Rernich Most Valuable Student Golden Girl, Green Bay Packers G S K C 0 e i D n t i 5 3 B d a N i n l 6 h Rr I a eo r ds t s Steve Jacobson Community Theater Ted Otto Most Valuable Student grom Morning 50 Niglit X f E. 3 for body and mind . . . Janice Vincent . . . the flag . . . a new day a type of typist . . . . Sharon Hanson . . . a moment of mirth . . . . rl driving tips from Mr. Shaffer . . . industrial indusnrialist . . . Gary Selsmeyer . . Sasiern Hours , . Standard 5ime Clamof YO Chow - - - What's cooking? . . . Ask Elizabeth Olej niczak and Lillian O'Nea1 Cheryl Vonckx . . . Avid artist 1'-1' 'XS F' 5- F Showers in science Summit conference . ,ffl It's that man again! gzzfww .--- -:eg 1 i 5.1 ' v' Kathy Nelson .... The Thinker . . . Maintenance . . . James Goodchild, Earl La Luzerne, George Weitzel After the brawl is over It's all in the game Mad Scientists . . . Don Newton and Bob Zimonick mf ig., '. Q nj 53 ef , Efollies D. Larson, B. Abrohams, J. Blahnik B. Levy, E. Hitch, J. Bryant Masque and Gavel W. McLester K. Dethloff, K. Kampo S. Streu, C. Kollman, N. Madden, E. Hickok D. Ross, D. Newton, , E. Sanders, B. Miner, S. Wlgman, S. Verber G. Tielens, G. Grezens C' Downham teen Bay Sast to the Seas What It Means To Me To Be An American Being an American is one of the greatest gifts of our heritage. We have many rights and privileges that have not been awarded to many people of other nations: but being Americans, we also have the duties that not only do, but must go hand in hand with the rights. As an American, Ihave the right to persue my dreams and am- bitionsg Ihave the rights gauranteed me by the Constitution. With all the freedom for which our fore- fathers fought, I am able to seek happiness from this land of rolling plains, rocky mountains, and wind- ing streams. In this the land of opportunity am Iliving, am I working to preserve our glorious heritage for future posterity. My duties are not few, but the rewards reaped from them are so very many. These duties were formed to safeguard my liberty . . . my liberty. Duties such as voting, obeying laws, and working were es- tablished at the same time my rights were formed, for without one the other cannot survive, without either our nation cannot survive. Would it be wrong to say that this land . . . this America is the greatest land, the greatest governing land, the greatest nation now present? Ithink not! 1 am an American. Ilove Americag I love the land. I am an American. 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