Milton Union High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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.1-wwwmww Row T: Janice Jessup, Mary Lindmark, Karen Hillestad, Dale Gray, Carol De Bock, Ted Bol- lerud, Judith Daniels. Row 2: Mr. Kean, Joyce Jewell, Richard Holmes, Marian Hitchcock, Sally Howland, Jean Jewell, Raymond Knott, Mrs, Natter. Row 3: Adella Klemp, Lyn Kas- son, Constance Gavigan, Neil Hesselman, Larry Brown, Heinz Jannings, Carl Fuchs, Row 4: Marsha Gandy, Joan Jirasek, Dayle Haynes, Judith Kennedy, Henry Lukas, Dean Edwardson, Melvin McCartney. Row 5: Wesley Gauss, Robert Ambrose, Gerald Johnson, Raymond Briggs, Harold Bolstad, Robert King, Gerald Chase, Charles Getchell. CLASS OF 1957 Row T: Nancy Slowey, Mary Lou Von Falkenstein, Sue Shellestad, Sally Shellestad, Laura Sayre, Yvonne Schmaling. Row 2: Miss Agnew, Lester Troon, Jane Pence, Geraldine Stock- man, Betsy Vien, James Rivers, James Schmeling, Jacqueline Vogel. Row 3: Mary Staller, Charles Whittord, Donald Manogue, Doris Tucker, Joan Prox, Atlhea Soergel, Richard Pie- terek, Row 4: Janice Smith, Sally Slowey, David Martin, Ralph Zigler, John Werfel, Jack Metcalf, Darrel Weber, Kay Wright. Row 5: Kenneth Traxler, Wesley Wegner, Warren Ran- dall, Thomas Masterson, Peter Van Horn, James Watson, Richard Stewart, Allen Tegt. S i Q l Q . .tl TWENTY-SEVEN

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' ve 4 2 5 . A lllkigtiy lm , QU'- f '3Kr4 ' 3' 1 x- ' vc. 454 X ' Sally Shellestacl, Gerald Chase, Henry Lukas, Sue Shellestad CLASS OF 1957 School opened on September 8 with an enroll- ment of seventy-three in the Class of 1957. During the year, four freshmen left to go to other schools and a few came here from other schools. The following class officers were elected: Presi- dent, Gerald Chase, Vice-President, Henry Lukas, Secretary, Sue Shellestad, and Treasurer, Sally Shellestad. Miss Agnew, Mrs. Natter, and Mr. Kean are the advisors of the class. They also had the three Fresh- man homerooms. Money for the treasury was earned by the follow- ing ways: a movie, Room for One More , in De- cember, dances after basketball games, and a bake sale in March. The freshman class was well represented in the A band, on the basketball and football squads, the baseball team, choir and forensics. Several fresh- men are on the B cheerleader team. We have all had a lot of fun during our fresh- man year and are looking forward to three more years of good times at Milton Union High School. Members of the class came from: Milton Junction and Milton Graded Schools, Rock River, Otter Creek, Newville, Burr Oak, Zion, Paul, and sever- al other rural schools. TVVENTY-SIX

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ter! xi. 'l. Mr. Dorr 7. Advanced Shorthand Class 2. Mr. Natter's Freshman Social Science Class 8. Freshman Agriculture Class 3. Chemistry experiment 9. Junior History Class 4. Mr. Ladd 10. Mr. Kean's Study Hall 5. Library l'l. Cheerleaders at Varsity-Faculty Game 6. Mr. Mongue's French I Class 12. Ralph Rogers-collecting attendance slips 'FWENTY-EIGHT