Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

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You must ork toward an understanding amongst peoples and gov- ernments which will assure a world free of the violence of war, the tyranny of one human over another, and intolerance. a life when the newspapers were not filled with the We, the staFf of the Mishicot Community High School, wish you every possible success and 'happiness in your iourney through life. Page Two OFFICE ECRETARY CHOOL BOARD Always Plan Ahqj ,.,-.... ff X., F I mv . ,HU ' 1' .' L W 93.115 I s QA 2 l.' f ?5I'?.1':::' -Kk- .3 ' N1 if , Qi! ug., MEIASEX fig, , ii-.S'5' -4-xx :Win Xwri Seated-Mr. Nimmer, Mr. Schmoock, Mr. Tuma, Mr. Bruhn. Sianding-Mr. Spevacek, Mr. Suess, Mr. Stueck. Page Three STUDE T COUNCIL Seated-C. Augustine, R. Ullman, J. Beeck, A. Novak, S. Lukes. S. Jansky. At the beginning of the year, each class chose three members as representatives to the Student Council. They are as follows: Freshmen: Sharon Lukes, Corrine Augustine, Allen Novak Sophomores: Diane Rezba, Judy Kempen, Ronnie Ullman Juniors: Sheldon Jansky, Bill Schroeder Seniors: Gilbert Pilon, Janice Beeck, Allen Strutz OFFicers chosen at the first meeting are: President: Bill Schroeder Row 2-J. Kempen, G. Pilon, W. Schroeder, Mr. Schultz, A. Strutz D. Rezba. Vice-President: Sheldon Jansky Secretary: Diane Rezba Treasurer: Judy Kempen Many problems that occur during the year are discussed at the meetings which are held once a week. They sponsored the Red Cross and the March of Dimes Drive this year. Also, they picked letter sweaters for the boys in athletics. Mr. Schultz served as advisor of the Student Council and suggested many worthwhile activities to them. Page Four FACULTY MR. LYLE ANDERSON MR. ROBERT College: Stout College College: Os Col- Degree: Bachelor of Science lege Class Taught. Industrial Arts MD gree: he r of Scienc Extra Curricular: Jr. Class la u : Engl h , Advisor gy Years at M.H.S.: 3 tra icu I orts , ass Ad- or .ars . .: 2 MR. WOODROW BERGNER College: River Falls Teach- ers College Degree: Bachelor of Educa- tion Classes Taught: Drivers Train- ing, General Science, World History Years at M.H.S.: 14 MR. DONALD DU BOIS College: University of Wis- consin, Milwaukee Degree: Bachelor of Science and Art Education Classes Taught: Art and Art Supervisor Years at M.H.S.: 'l MR. DONALD HALADA College: University of Wis- consin Degree: Bachelor of Science Class Taught: Agriculture Extra Curricular: F.F,A. Boys Bowling Years at M.H.S.: 2l MR: DE LYLE HENSCHEL College: Lakeland College Degree: Bachelor of Arts Classes Taught: Sr. Band. Girls Chorus, Grade School Lessons Years at M.H.S.: l MR. DAVID KELLEY College: Northeastern Uni- versity, Boston Degree: Bachelor of Science Classes Taught: Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geome- try, Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry Club Jr Clas Adv or Vari y Sho , orts s . .: ,l Page Five Extra Curricular! Z Cajira MR. RAYMOND KOCH College: University of Wis- consin Degree: Bachelor of Science Classes Taught: General Math, English 'I Extra Curricular: Forensics, One Act Play Years at M.H.S.: 10 College: St. Norbert's College: St. Norbert's ., t, f -, I, i -, 1' i, .. ,, N. . i. 1,1 il,-,l1tifz,f'1'L4f 'fiLiZl,fw,:1l 'J 'li'jf?-'ii vii HK- -ffwlfglicfgli ag :L , ,J if 411:11 , f ,-'VL' MR. SHERIDAN 0'ROURK Degree: Bachelor of Science Classes Taught: English 3,4 Extra Curricular: Radio Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, Sports Coach Years at M.H.S.: 4 MR. CLINTON PETERS Degree: Bachelor of Science Class Taught: Boys Physical Education Extra Curricular: Sports Coach, Coordinator of Noon Activities Years at M.H.S.: 4 MRS. RUTH RIENKS College: University of Wis- consin Degree: Bachelor of Science and Home Ec. Education Class Taught: Home Ec. Extra Curricular: F.H.A., Night Class Years at M.H.S.: 2 MPM MISS MERILYN ROTH College: University of Wis- consin Degree: Bachelor of Science Class Taught: Girls Physical Education Extra Curricular: Girls Bowl- ing, Freshmen Class Advis- or, Cheerleaders Years at M.H.S.: 3 MRS. DOROTHY SCHULTZ College: University of Wis- consin, Milwaukee Degree: Bachelor of Science Class Taught: Librarian, Latin Extra Curricular: Co-Advisor of Annual, Latin Club Years at M.H.S.: 5 :ivan-iQci,L -MM J?fb C MR. CLARENCE STANGEL College: Lisle College, Uni- versity of Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Philoso- PHY Classes Taught: American History, Social Problems Extra Curricular: Annual, Sr. Class Advisor, Variety Show Years at M.H.S.: 13 MISS KATHLEEN THEISEN College: Degree: Bachelor of Educa- tion Classes Taught: Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeeping Extra Curricular: Newspaper Years at M.H.S.: I A fewe-4 Whitewater College MR. SANFORD WOLFMEYER College: University of Wiscon- sin Degrees: B.S.. M.S. Classes Taught: Chemistry, Biology Extra Curricular: Dramatics, Chemistry Club Years at M.H.S.: 8 if:-is 7- My JLi jfW LV-li 5' X. - 'li im OW il if will ,fl vii 'gli' gb X Page six V0 W. W V MAI TENANCE BU DRIVER , - ' 4 A August Antholz Allen Holmes Harlan Bernharclf William Michael Harvey Dvorak Paul Skwor Henry Eller Harvey Zeman Donald MacDonald LU CH TAFF 4 F. Zelewski, S. Lukes, S. Nehring, G. Evenson, Mrs. Kornely, D.Neuser, Mrs. Peltier, D. Yanda, Mrs. Kaufman, S. Sand Page Seven N. 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' ' ,.,f ' A J . ...W J ENNQHS ' ' , R ,MA . .,.. - - V ,,,, .ww .... , ,...,.,-- . 0 x 3,2 . .K , , 4 , A was sm Q ' 5. , , '- h . 5 Z,',1 :'iQgfL aw J GLENN SCHMI I E US LIES THE WORLDMW SENIOR CLASS OFF Rxv Q 03909 Nw L MLW pw Wfsfxf L L WEENLWWQQQKX L L L bm S0 E x Qggwg iff S Mono My IX CLASS COLORS Q W - ap ,, S BLUE s. WHS? L WJ W FGBSUI' N ob Elkkfiij HALL LB W L fig? WZTZZQ9 QfJjmjL EUGENE ANDRES He does nothing in particular and does it well. I RQTSKI 'fag er hnger is worth two li eil. 4 ' 0'll6. iv, N55 sg ur e she will e Of in zfrw' ' or ll. I t er dancing she'll do ' 14- MQW? I fi ROBERT CHALUPNY I dou't study my lesson, I just lesson my study. CBobD ROBERT BONFIGT School would be fun, if it weren't for the books. CBobj HAROLD DEMELL A, sereeeh of the brakes. A hnoeh on the door. A last word to Mom. I'll be home at 4. Cllarryj ROBERT BLATTLER He ean't get up with the sun be- cause he stays out too late with the daughters. fBobj JAMES DVORAK He's never loud, l1.e's never quiet, but behind the wheel he's quite the riot. CHarveyj Page Ten SHIRLEY DVORAK .Al .steady dependable girl is she, A friend to you and you and me. TONY FICTUM Books and I get along splendidly, Illbfllllllf each other. C'l'exj KATHRYN ECKARDT With, nzatrinzony on the way, may she enjoy each single day. fKathyj PATRICK FINNEL He knows the football field isnlt the only place one needs n good line. CPMD WAYNE EGGERT If wise craclfs were worth. pen' nies, Vd be a nzzllzonazre. HILARY GRETZ A drlfz,-er is known by the fenders he keeps. CAROL EIS Her heart is like the moon: tl1,ere's only one nzan in tt. CCI1unkyD ROBERT GRIMM Keen sense and common sense, Anymore room for nonsense. QBobJ Page Eleven STANLEY GRIMM Ifunfiny ix my frworifv xpurf, Thu! is nrnrf fo flu' Numly Puri. RALPH HAGENOW I'm II' funflmll pluyvr, so you sw. fl1rl1 x why flu' yfrlx ull fnlluu' mv. BARRY GRIMMER Nrmu'1'i1:1r's !jfI.'f'Il In Sl'l'I.UIlS flumylris, lin! usually full of mis- f',ll.l'I'0llN pluix, BEVERLY HALLADA Nlvvvz' of smilv 111117 ynlrl of hair: Of lmpp1'n1'sx sh r 1l 1llIl'1' hw' slrrlw. KENNETH HAEN QIMVD I llkr yzrls and H'l'l.l' f'Iuff1'r, buf nam' mnkz' my llvarf yo pifim' prrllfr. QKUIIN ROY HOFFMAN .Yu-nr do fnrlny wlmf you can gm' off' lluiil fumnr1'uu'. GENE HAGENOW .Vai llrfn' I f1fm'f like in sfufly, Hui I likcf HIl.SClII.l'f morn. ELWOOD HOLMES 77:12 sL'y'x Hn: Iinzii. OVoodyj Page Twelve WAYNE HUNTINGTON Yo! loo slmrf, 'Milf foo fall, lily vnouglr, fo play foalllall. ARLENE KROFTA .Vow lo lm' flrawings .elm signs har IIKIHIP, Soma rlay slla will r1'a,1, an arfis1's famo. RFQ' -if f pf' Y A 9 Q-'V is ,, W,.N,,W V ,,..., Y ......,..,.,,, .. , , AUDREY KOBES I,auglllvr is a cllcorful C.1'PI'0I.Sl , look at mc. DARLENE KOCH PAUL KRONFORST Num' a worry, never a cara, his Nfllfllxllflklll' will gal l1,1'1n flnfrw, lliamourls arc a girlls lwsf frlanfl. LM iukvyj JONNA KUNSTMANN In. lla:-ing fun sllo is gama, buf likws fo wvrk ,yusl Hur same. f-Touniej MARY KAY KOCIAN A regular girl, wo all ogrfv, in boflr, afl1lm'ics aml jollify. MAGARET LARSON A little work, a, liiflo fun, makws hor lifo a happy one. Clfargc-D Page Thirteen E My Sfucy S 6,1 lt, a seefnf l. 11 no ' I I I v CAROL H N IS! 0 IS' lt! all EA lf 'fl ,KN zz 1,0 , - all , 11' wisl w Irlvstnvl 7'l 0 ' ppy l I, from care Pm free. , 111 they all be confent like . 1 0 ' 1 I NORMAN EH Though hi .school may have its charms, I feel safer on the farm. QNOVIHD LOU ANN MOTT We ean'z' all be angels, so why fry? CLouieD ' ' lf , I Q Q N75 H fy! LXM Anus 'Y 5 '- Q t ki pq? ' ol may be all right, fm EL n ' , ,av mpare with girls or Q., 1 L, 'lvl ylgbfqmfraep - U V ln Xl . M9 MDE lf 0 RONALD Mueusn f MZQHNZ li Whaf? No women in heaven? Then just lei me live. CRonj IONE MLEZIVA .N'1':'w' o cross word, always a snzilez Ills girls like her who make life worih while. DENNIS NEUSER The feachers think I 'm so sweet, Tlmy always 'Il,'G'lIl me in the front seal. Chionj Page Fourteen DIANE PARIZEK Sweat as sugar and twice as nice. IDU JUDITH POPELAR Full of pep. Full of fun. Nlwiw fl- friclzcl fo vvwyavlv. l.lIIIIyj M WILLIAM PEROUTKA QI I Ifmlly l'm not a slayer. I just l kill lfnzzf. CBilIj JERRY PRAVECHEK Ay! A lurlk in the yas fank is lwffwr flmn av drip at the wheel. VIRGINIA PICKARD ' ' I fvll -you friends, I yet around, I yd my boys from out of town. D HIiI1g'c1'D 022 NANCY PRINCL Port and prclfy, Nancy ls lllrcd by CMOusiej GILBERT PILON All lu' Izvcfflx is H10 hook. IIr .w yn! H10 Zinc. lOlivcrj JAMES RASMUSSEN School might be fun, Incl I'll be ylufl IPIICH :Wx done. Page Fifteen .Q yn 5 , SSS-wx KENNETH RAY Four years Ml school have Ilona mr' nn lfarm, Bal I'll lm ylafl to yd back 071 fha farm. C-lay NVellsj MARLENE RINGMEIER 011, hom easy if was lo H7111 fllc um: juxt saifccl to my fmmcl. PAUL REICH Wllal cnulrl I fall my yranzlclrllcl- rm: if I spwzf all my film' on my xlzulizfs? JAMES SAMZ A qulirft yay--lm clo0s21'f snare in claxs. Cljarryj DIANE REIF Happy-yovluccky, fafir aml free, 1'll!'I'l5,S uoz'l11'ny flea! bofhcrs mc. flillllllilb KATHLEEN SCHAD Fall of mischief aml always gay, Siu- spmzrls lufr lime in jus! that way. lliadicj SUSAN REZEK Tlrix smzinr girl 'is a frlcvzfl to all, Wlwtlnfr if be classroom or study hall. GLENN SCHMIDT .ls claxs prcsirlmal llzcrc are 110110 morv ffl, In Ix'm1110cly's place he'll sam1'flay xii. lllunsj Page Snxfeen ANN MARIE SCHRAM SI'IIl'l'l'l' with 'nmnnvrs kind, a, fin- wr giri would bc lurrd fo find. CAIIIIIOD RONALD SIEHR 1Ic's an raflmr quiet lad, We won,- dvr if lu',s good or bad? JACQUELYN SCHRAMM A friendly blaclr-1u11'r1fd gal is slum Il xuccvss in the world we kllflll' .vlu',lI bc. fJavkivJ 9412 I ' f aj RICHARD srecl-lr W .'UHl0I!fjll' Dick's known to bc an - grinnwv-, l'ndm'nmfh 110's 11. rm! W MARY ANN SCHROEDER Slrv's alzcayx at hor very best, Wlwn sin' can bc cz constant pest. QBlzu'yH gh h win nor. Q'1'0dcIyj ESTHER STECKMESSER Tlzronglz every nfvvk and vrvry day, N110 110129 ubonf in 1101- quid way. PATRICIA SHILLCOX Boys arf' a- bofhcr. Bm' I don'f mind lwing Imflzvrvd, QPMD VN LQ f We f!-1 l,, SUSAN STELZER NIIIHS small, sh1 s wise, Le' fvrrfn' for hm' slzv. Qbuf Page Seventeen Vfxl D jk My GEORGE STROHM MWQ6 all g 11zrz 'rw Q mm' rmuzfn KM LENE IELBAR Uhcls not a rule ln'1'ah'or-.lzlst a mzschzcf 111ah'cr. QDM1-Dm-J Too hurl I IlIlISll,ll born rich in- sfcml of so darn h ALLEN STRUTZ Hn srnilrs of man Biff -in his fH'lll'lL, 1' Qlihinob SALLY SWETLIK A jolly, frlcnflly, fha sort jj0Il,Il wo: I andsomc. CPM? DONALD TRIERWEILER 'Tis bcffcr fo slcop in Class flmn lol o good 'nfight pass. qwm-ply y jusf for fun, ho1'c's only onc. EUGENE TOLLEFSON Grcaf 111011 orc scarcc of nw. f'l'ollvy5 -Tohc carl' poppy gal, jus! If for Cl pal. EUGENE TROULLIER High school days are his flclighfs, But fhcy clon'f compare wifh high sch ool fnlghfs, Page Eighteen DENNIS ULLMAN This Senior boy who plays bas- ketball, ts a foe to none but a friend to all. CIIOIICYD DONNA WENTKER I 'cl rather be beautiful than bralny, the average male can see better than he can think. MARY LOU VALENTA Late hours aren't good for one, But they 're all right for t-wo. CG-oofesj Q JOYCE WILSON T A at too serious, not too gay, but a swell girl in every way. LEROY VANDERKINTER X If I were to find love, 1'd analyze ' ,Off it in a test tube. CRoyJ V if er wmlc ls alwam cl Her clock must h are ll 10 DIANE vol-IANE !Q,J1f7 - II . - ' , 0 'tlrmiglf 7.0 771 utes than mine. 9 ' Page Nineteen fe I el ' lf of of Ml flqwffijb btw ly leffgrlllr N X ,tty , Valedictorian GLENN SCHMIDT Throughout his four years at MHS, Glenn has been active in basketball and track, and has served as the manager of the football team. He has been chosen the Outstanding Boy Citizen of our school. He has also been active in the FFA and is cur- rently the Junior President ot the club. He was the FFA District Speaker for two years. In his iunior year, he represented Mishicot at the Badger Boys State at Ripon. Also, as a iunior he served as President of the Junior Dairyman's Association. Glenn has also been active in forensics and dramatics. He achieved highest score of all students in Mi- shicot High School, in a test sponsored by the Mathematics Association of America in his senior year. He was also presdent of the senior class, a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and the co- business manager of the Annual. ojwwecawf ?2 Q. ,AHJMB Www Salutatorian DIANE YOHANEK ln her years at MHS, Diane has been active in dramatics, forensics, school publications and radio work. She had been an outstanding demonstration student in home-making, being represented in dis- trict contests for three years. She also received her Jr. and Chapter Degrees in FHA. She is a member of National Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll Society. She was a member of the Oriole staff for three years and was the editor of the paper in her senior year. Diane was chosen the Outstanding Girl Citizen, and therefore received the Daughters of the Am- erican Revolution Citizenship Award. She was chosen on the basis of leadership, service, de- pendability, and patriotism. Page Twenty ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY Seated-D. Yohanek, Mr. Schultz, G. Schmidt, J. Schramm. Row 2-A. Krofta, C. Levenhagen, J. Kunstmann Seated-D. Yohanek, Miss Theisen, A. Krofta. Row 2-A. Kobes, A. Schram, Page Twenty-one SENIOR CLASS HI TORY As our Senior year draws to an end we look back on our first day of school and think of the happy years of fun and study. On Sept. 4, i957, MHS opened its doors to ninety-eight freslgmen, the largest class in school- At our first class meeting, Mrs. Ackerman, our class advisor, presided over the meeting until Otto Schultz Jr. was elected president. Other officers were Vice-President, Joyce Wilson, Secretary, Don- na Koch, Treasurer, Patsy Shillcox. Diane Parizek, Wayne Huntington and Diane Rief were to repre- sent us on the Student Council. Kathleen Schad was chosen as freshman reporter for the Oriole. We gave various dances throughout the year. One was given for the Sophomores thanking them for the Freshman Initiation Dance which everyone enioyed so very much. Our float entitled We've Got The Winning Com- bination, which we entered in the Homecoming Parade, won second place. Ronnie Olewinski, Jimmy Dvorak, Kathy Eckardt and Diane Rief were on the Snowman Ball Court. Shirley Dvorak, Diane Parizek, Russel Straka, and Eugene Troullier were on the Sweetheart Dance Court. With these fond memories, we left behind our Freshman year and entered into our Sophomore year at the new MHS. Here we met two new class advisors, Miss Roth and Mr- Hollenbeck. Our new class officers were, President, James Samz, Vice- President, Dick Specht, Secretary, Jackie Schramm, Treasurer, Judy Popelar. Our Student Council members were Beverly Hallada, Kathleen Schad, and Russel Straka. Again we won second place on our Homecom- ing float, We'll Swallow Everything But De-Feet. Sophomores participating in the one act play, Sunday's Child, were Jackie Schramm and Ron- ald Mueller. ln the all school play, Brother Goose, Janice Beeck, Carol Levenhagen, Judy Popelar, Diane Yo- hanek and Ronald Mueller were the participants. We were very active in outside activities which made us extremely proud of our class. September of 1959 found us as Juniors, with Mr. Barlow and Miss Roth as our advisors. Class officers for our big year were: President and Prom King, Pat Finnel, Vice-President, Russel Straka, Secretary, Diane Parizek, Treasurer, Jackie Schrimm. Student Council members were Dick Specht, Jim Dvorak and Ken Haen. Diane Rief was Homecoming Queen and Jackie Schramm was on the Court of Honor. Our float, Let's Cut To Victory, won second prize. Diane Yohanek was elected to become co-editor of the Oriole- Ann Marie Schram and Ronald Mueller repre- sented us in the one act play. On May 21, 1960, our prom was held with the theme being Moonlight And Roses. Bob Mlada provided the music and King Pat Finnel and Queen Jackie Schramm reigned over the affair. Diane Yohanek and Glenn Schmidt represented our class at Badger Girl and Badger Boy State. At last we enter our Senior year when everyone is happy. Again' we meet new advisors-Mr. Stan- gle and Mrs. Schultz. Officers for our last year at MHS are President, Glenn Schmidt, Vice-President, Gilbert Pilon, sec- retary, Judy Popelar, Treasurer, Beverly Hallada. Carol Levenhagen and Donna Wentker were elected editors of the annual and Diane Yohanek editor-in-chief of the Oriole. Diane also received the DAR award. Carol Levenhagen received the Betty Crocker award. Janice Beeck, Gilbert Pilon and Allen Strutz were elected to serve on the Student Council. Let's Soap Luxemburg, our Homecoming float, gave us a second prize. Basketball season brought on cheerleading try- outs and Jackie Schramm was elected to the A squad. lt is with regret that we put an end to the four wonderful years at MHS but we leave behind happy memories as we look forward to a bright future. Mary Kay Kocian Page Twenty-two Yi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICE N W H ff W?Vwj7w I MJF' , ,xx Vidxkvfwv big! -' Sig, X if www 1+ W f 1 J f X qi A 5 f N Www' WN my ' CJ I N Q W5 pp mf page Twenty-three JU IOR Seated---K. Stueck, L. Baugniet, M. Trierweiler, B. Demmyin, D. Princl. Row 3-W. Chase, J. Barrel, W. Schroeder, R. Duescher, R. Steiner Row 2-B. Frazier, C. PfefTerkorn, E. Krainik, D. Swade, S. Loeh. 'ff Jiswfifg... ,Q . Seated-G. Thicle, J. Skarvan, M. Bergner, I. Wallau, J. Schwake. Row 3-M. Peroutka, M. Zimmer, B. Shimek, G. Wilson, G. Sneberk Row 2-R. Sievert, J. Halada, D. Valenia, A. Seidl, J. Chase. Page Twenty-four UNIOR Seated-S. Saubert, B. Grimmer, S. Meyer, J. Sehloff, R. Funk. Row 3-R. Olewinski, A. Duveneck, G. Thielbar, J. Shimek, K. Por- Row 2-J. Mattek, R. Dvorachek, E. Yindra, D. Feit, R. Pfefferkorn. ubcansky. Seated-P. Goertz, N. Guex, R. Benzinger, N. Funk, J. Sprang. Row 3-P. Tollefson, R. Shavlik, G. Novak, J. Kumbalek, W. Funk Row 2--G. Tuma, J. Knope, F. Skubal, S. Jansky. Page Tweniy-five OPHOMORE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated--R. Genrich, M. Tollefson. Standing-T. Tuschl, S. Herrmann, Mr. O'Rourk, Mr. Wolfmeyer. 'ab- r f K ff: XX Q -2 OPHOMGRE Sealedw-K. McManus, C. Bertrand, C. Gorzlanzyk, R. Genrich, P. Freimuth, B. Bonflgr. Havlovitz, J. Wagner, M. Finnel. Row 3-D. Hagenow, B. Sturm, P. Sclmmoock, D. Korncly, J. Dem Row 2-M. Sielur, S. Bayless, L. Grimm, D. Zimmer, L. Miller, J. min, W. Wilfert, D. Urban. Seated C. Demell, J. Scheuer, J. Eis, B. Meyer, S. Flemie, C. Schmoock, D. Kornely, Troullier, C. Schuler. Row 3-C. Rasmussen, R. Klein, J. Rabitz, A. Swetlik, L. Thiclc Row 2-J. Wavrunek, S. HofTrnan, R. Princl, T. Samz, H. Funk, D. E. Stuhr, R. Ullman. Page Twenty-seven OPHOMORE Seated-J. Kempen, E. Kaczrowski, C. Reynolds, P.'Schmid1, N. Row 3-F. Shimanek, S. Zimmer, J. Gordon, J. Eis, D. Novak, D. Taylor, D. Rezba, L. Tuschl. Siehr, R. Eis. Row 2-D. Hagenow, D. Nimmer, M. Pickard, M. Shimanek, R. Siehr. Seated-S. Herrmann, L. Funk, M. Tollefson, S. Nemetz, B. Soren- Tuschl. son, S. Petska, G. Weber. Row 3-T. Peroutka, J. Peroutka, V. Kohlbeck, R. Hess, D. Hut- Row 2-R. Born, L. Siebert, G. Zeman, L. Staral, D. Neiedlo, T. ierer, H. Wiegert, J. Sprang. Page TwenTy'eight YYCSXKXYKXQVN . 6x+ 40010 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Seated-R. Ross, D. Ruether. StandingA. Nehring, Mi h, Mr. Barlow, V. Peters. 5 I E FRE I-IME Seated-C. Urban, D. Kornely, B. Trochil, D. Yanda, M. Genrich, Hassemer, D. Dvorak. S. Wavrunek, S. Holmes. Row 3fD. Karl, D. Schmidt, R. Holmes, M. Mleziva, A. Kobes, G Row 2-eV. Peters, J. Denor, R. Marbes, A. Novak, E. Koch, J. Schmoock, D. Dvorachek. Seated-B. Princl, K. Komoroski, K. Rasmussen, F. Zelewski, K. Row 3-E. Boettcher, G. VanDriese. R. Basken, R. Wiegert, S. Swet- Hornyak, R. Ross, C. Graycarek. lik, D. Pekarek, P. Tuma. Row 2-P. Funk, D. Kakes, P. Samz, H. Molt, S. Sand, G. Shimanek. Page Thiriy FRE HME Seated-J. Popelar, S, Jerabek, S. Riemer, M. Mleziva, B. Cherveny, Tollefson, K. Stangel, L. Nemitz. C. Augusiine, M. Rhein. Row 3-QW. Novak, D. Srrohm, F. Valema, B. Shimek, J. Terems Row 2--J. Kunstmann, A. Suchomel, D. Stoker, M. Ollendorf, M. T. Fiersf, R. Stangel. Seated-B. Schrimpf, J. Swetlik, D. Sturm, J. Wagner, J. Bergman, der, L. Kocian, D, Schroeder. P. Kocian, S. Lukes. Row 3-J. Haen, R. Rezek, M. Mleziva, J. Sladky, T. Grimm, P Row 2-R. Ebenhoe, D. Ruether, C. Rebachek, L. Wellser, M. Brei- Patek, R. Duescher. Page Thirty-one A YA V-E95 F QQJI3 f X S2 BILXTEK gb ,L PK OP 4 ZLW H N m 6 ggqjfib 3 1 Lkk ! -Q-2 x KF A ., JWW5 F FF gwvafffw FA Wd , '7 ' Q, i 41155, 2523 U f Page Thirty-two F. H. A. Left-D. Yohanek, S. Swetlik, B. Meyer, J. Besck. Right--J. Mleziva, A. Schram, R. Pfeflrerkorn, M. Brouchoud. The eighty-five members of the Mishicot Chap- ter of the Future Homemakers of America are under the direction of Mrs. Rienks. The officers for 1960-61 are President-Janice Beeck, Vice-President-Irene Mleziva, Secretary-- Ann Marie Schram, Treasurer-Ruth Pfefferkorn, Historian-Barbara Meyer, Reporter-Diane Yo- hanek, Parliamentarian-Sally Svvetlik, Recreation Leader-Mary Lee Brouchoud. Each class has representatives. They are Fresh- men-Ann Suchomel, Susan Nehring, and Mary G-enrich, Sophomores-Connie Schuler, and Jean Scheuerp Juniors-Mary Bergner, and Pat Goertz, and Seniors-Mary Kay Kocian, Kathy Schad, and Beverly Hallaola. Mrs. Rienks and four members of FHA attended the Green Lake Convention. They were Janice Beeck, Irene Mleziva, Diane Yohanek, and Barbara Meyer. The annual barbecue, Christmas party, and roller skating party were held with the FFA. Displays were made to observe FHA week. In May new officers were installed at the Mother and Daughter Party. Janice Beeck Page Thirty-three F. H. A. Row I-J. Scheuer, D. Wentker, E. Ollendorf, C. Bertrand, K. B. Hallada, R. A. Sieverf, J. Denor, R. Genrich, J. L. Hassmer. McManus, B. Demmin, A. M. Schram, S. Bayless, C. Levenhagen. Row 3-S. Hoffman, M. K. Kocian, J. Beeck, I. Mleziva, I. Mleziva Row 2-C. Schuler, D. Yanda, K. Schad, K. Stueck, L. Baugnief, S. Dvorak, S. Swetlik, M. Bergner, J. Freimuth. Row I-N. Funk, M. Rhein, C. Stangel, S. Petska, R. Benzinger, Augustine, K. Komoroski, B. Princl, K. Rasmussen, K. Hornyak. D. Yohanek, F. Zeiewake, J. Sprang, C. Graycarek. Row 3-S. L. Holmes, J. Wagner, J. Bergman, D. Sturm, C. Augus Row 2-J. Popelar, S. S1e!zer, D. Rezba, L. Tuschl, J. Kempen, J. tine, J. Swetlik, D. Kakes, S. Sand, D. Princl. Page Thirty-four F. I-I. A. Row I-A. Suclaomel, D. Stoker, S. Herrmann, R. Pfef?erkorn, J. L. Staral, S. Meyer, P. Kocian, M. Breider, B. Cherveny. Mattek, J. Wagner, L. Kocian, R. Ross, M. Mleziva. Row 3-J. Schwake, C. Troullier, B. Meyer, M. L. Brouchoud, M Row 2--G Weber, P. Goertz, S. Lukes, S. Nehring, S. Wavrunek, A. Finnei, D. Kornely, S. Flentie, J. Reif, M. Genrich. DEMONSTRATION GROUP F.H.A. REPRESENTATIVES ' , , ,,,,. eM,,, B- Ll. VJ.. 1 ' Row I-D. Stoker, G. Weber, 5. Bayless, J. L. Hassmer, J. Mattek, Row I-P. Goertz, B. Hallada, K. Schad, J. Scheuer, M, Genrich S. Nehring. M- Befgnef- Row 2-C. Augustine, A. Suchomel, K. McManus, J. Bergman, R. Row QAC. Schueu, M. K. Kocian, S. Nehring, A. Suchomel. Benzinger, D. Yohanek. Page Thirty-five F. F. A. Row 1-K. Haen, A. Strutz, B. Schroeder, A. Seidl. Row 2-R. Chalupny, Mr. Halada, D. Johanek The Mishicot FFA Chapter is one of the larger chap- ters in Manitowoc County. The Mishicot Chapter of the Future Farmers of America consists of 85 members and was organized in 1940. This is the 20th anniversary of the Mishicot Chapter. The regular officers for 1960-61 are, President, Allen Strutz, Vice-President, William Schroeder, Secretary, Al- oyce Siedl, Treasurer, Kenneth Haen, Reporter, Dan Jo- hanek, and Sentinel Robert Chalupny. Junior officers in the same order are Glenn Schmidt, Ronald Mueller, Ken- neth Ray. Paul Kronforst, Gerald Sneberk, Greg Tuma. Rental equipment available to the members and farm- ers are the electric cow clippers, elastrates, electric de- horner, trailer, ear notchers, and ear identification tags. The freshman class members attended the North- eastern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Show at DePere. At this show the Mishicot Chapter was represented by a iudging team composed of Kenneth Haen, Ronald Muel- ler, Paul Kronforst, with Roy Hoffman and Glenn Schmidt as alternates. The team received a Superior rating. This year the chapter purchased 333 bushels of cer- tified seed grain and 3800 pounds of certified potatoes, 7,350 trees for windbreak and woodlot planting. Ap- proximately 50 fruit trees and 1,000 virus free straw- berry plants in addition to other small fruits, ornamental shrubs and shade trees. The chapter was represented at the FFA State Con- vention at Green Lake on June 13, 14, and 15 by Robert Pfefferhorn, Harvey Mleziva at which time they received the Wisconsin Farmer Degree in June of 1961. The chapter sold 1,564 packages of garden seeds to raise funds for the treasury. A new activity in the form of an annual Rat Control Campaign was inaugurated this year. The chapter sold 366 pounds of prepared rat bait. Prizes were awarded for the first three high sales- men. Roger Princl won a transistor radio, Roy. Hoffman a spinning rod and reel, and Tony Fictum a wrist watch. The FFA enioy the ioint Christmas and roller skating party and an outdoor barbecue with the FHA. The regular and iunior officers of the FFA attended an officers training workshop at the New Holstein High School in order to learn more about this particular office duty. The main event of the year was the 15th annual Father and Son Banquet which was held April 18. The presentation of awards was the highlight of the even- ing. Each year recognition is given to the outstanding Senior in Agriculture. Glenn Schmidt received the rec- ognition at the banquet. A special program was pre- sented commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Mishicot FFA. Glenn Schmidt won the public speaking contest and the right to represent Mishicot in the district contest at Mishicot on February 28th. By winning the district con- test, he then represented this district in the sectional con- test held March 23, at Denmark. He placed third at the state sectional contest with his speech on The Agri- Dynamics Age . Plans are being made for Junior and Senior FFA mem- bers to make a three day educated tour to Minnesota sponsored by the Twin-Rivers Cooperative, Central Ex- change, Wholesale and the Mishicot FFA. The chapter also made a trip to the State Fair. Page Thirty-six F. F. A. Row I-AR. Princl, H. Viliegert, G. Wavrunek, G. Zeman, T. Guex, Siehr, P. Funk. G. Tuma, H. Demell. Row 3fF. Shirnanek. E. Troullier, D. Johanek, R. Rezek, P. Tuma, Row 2'-1H. Mott, D. Siehr, P. Patek, T. Grimm, G. VanDriss, R. J. Haen. Row I-F. Vaienfa, R. Grimm, K. Haen, R. Mueller, R. Siehr, C. Sneberk, B. Peroutka, J. Pravachek. Rasmussen, B. Bonfigr, V. Robinson. Row 3-R. Dvorachek, G. Thielbar, A. Seidl, A. Duveneck, W. Funk Row 2-M. Peroutka, R. Chalupny, N. Loeh, D. Trierweiler, G. R. Wiegert. R. Born, J. Sladky. Row I-A. Strutz, H. Gretz, T .Samz, R. Hofifman, P. Finnel, J. Schroeder, T. Fictum. Rasmussen, L. Grimm, D. Zimmer. Row 3--M. Mieziva, S. Grimm. L. Vanderkinfer, G. Schmidt, P Row 2-B. Sturm, G. Schmoock, P. Reich, K. Ray, D. Gohr, B. Kronforst, D. Kari, D. Schmidt, A. Kobes. Page Thirty-seven I MI HICUT JR. DAIRYME ,S ASSOCIATIO Row I--A. Strutz, A. Seidl, D. Johanek, G. Sneberk. Row 2-R. Grimm, Mr. Halada, G. Tuma. Row l-R. Siehr, H. Mott, T. Guex, P. Tuma, G. Tuma, D. Johanek, P. Funk. Row 2--R. Siehr, B. Grimm, D. Trierweiler, A. Seidl, F. Shimanek, S. Swetlik, R. Rezek, T. Grimm. Row 3-G. Thielbar, A. Strutz, B. Sturm, G. Schmoock, M. Peroutka, G, Sneberk, V. Robinson. Row 4-D. Schmidt, D. Karl, M. Mleziva, G. Schmidt, A. Kobes, K. Ray, R. Gohr, R. Hoffman. Officers of the Mishicot Jr. Dairymen's Associa- tion are: President, Aloyce Seidl, Vice-President, Daniel Johanek, Secretary, Allen Strutz, Treasurer, Robert Grimm, Reporter, Don Valenta, and Mana- ger, Gregory Tuma. The MJDA is an important part of the Vo-Ag program and consists of students who are carrying out a program of dairy herd improvemient in their home herd. By carrying out such a program, they are able to determine the production of the indi- vidual cows in order that poor producers may be culled from the herd, replacement stock can be selected from dams with good production, a sys- tematic program of feeding according to produc- tion can be followed and close records can be kept on the breeding programs. The Mishicot Association is affiliated with the Wisconsin Jr. Dairymen's Association and partici- pates actively in their program of work. Delegates Roy Hoffman, Gerald Sneberk, Francis Shimanek, and Paul Funk attended the District Convention at Omro, Wisconsin on March 21. Allen Strutz com- peted in the extemporaneous speaking contest at that convention. Delegates will also attend the State Convention and Dairy Show which will be heli at Marshfield, Wisconsin on June 19th and 201' . Page Thirty-eight XX 'Q M us, . XC J w '95 S3 9 I I g g iz Q 7 ,Q ENIOR Back row-Standing, N. Princl, G. Sneberk, M. A. Finnel, K. Stueck, Row 2'-aD. Princl, J. Chase, M. Genrich, W. Chase, L. Staral, J. Bar- D. Urban, J. Popelar, J. Kumbalek. tel, R. Mueller. This year the Mishicot High School Band was under the direction of Mr. Henschel. The member- sfwip of thirty-eight students consisted ot twelve seniors. They are Janice Beeck, Irene Mleziva, Nan- cy Princl, Harold Demell, Marlene Ringmeier, Sally Swetlik, Ronnie Mueller, lone Mleziva, Gilbert Pilon, Susie Stelzer, Judy Popelar, and Carol Leven- hagen. The other members of the band are Mary Ann Finnel, Karen Stueck, Gerald Sneberk, Dan Ur- ban, Larry Thiele, Charlene Troullier, Edward Stuhr, Connie Schuler, Marilee Brouchoud, Lucille Funlc, Jean Scheuer, Diane Princl, Mary Genrich, Judy Chase, Wilford Chase, Ramona Genrich, Becky Grimmer, Joe Peroutka, Jerome Rabitz, Danny Ne- iedlo, Connie Urban, Barbara Meyer, Jim Bartel, Lorraine Staral, Beverly Princl, and Jerome Kum- balek. The members of the band participated at all home basketball and football games. This also in- cluded twirling exhibitions by Nancy Princl, Diane Princl, and Karen Stueck. During the Homecoming game, the entertainment at half time was man- euvering performed by the band. The band gave its annual Christmas and Spring concerts, the former being held on December ll, and the Spring Concert in May. Members of the band who were active in solo and ensemble work attended the Solo and En- semble Tournament held at Preble on March 26. On April 29 the band participated in the Music Festival which was also held in Preble. During the summer months of l96O, the band performed for civic functions, such as the Mem- orial Day parades in Mishicot and Two Rivers and the Snow Festival parade in Two Rivers. They also led the parade for the annual Lions Junior Fair ancl participated in the dedication of the new Post Ot- fice in Mishicot. Carol Levenhagen and Barry Grimmer were the music students chosen to attend the 1960 Univer- sity of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic at Madison. They were the recipients of the scholarships award- ed annually by the Band Parents Association. Page Forty on . f . , 3 ' i X . . ' Q xg M ,A Kx A ,Q JF. , , g ,f Q f g,fSg, L- 1' Q- Q ml? Q . , 1' Q ji, -w, B ,avi ggafst 4?fa.Q4a Q 333223- N. Princl DYNAMITE Dynamite, Dynamite, T.N.T. Blow Um Out, Blow Um Out, I-2-3 S-s-s-s-s-s-s-s, Boom, Ah! Mishicot High School, Rah, Rah, Rah! GET UM, INDIANS! Get' 'um Indians, Get 'um Indians, Get 'um, Get 'um, Get 'uml Beat Beat Win Win 'um Indians, Beat 'um Indians 'um, Beat 'um, Beat 'uml 'um Indians, Win 'um Indians 'um, Win 'um, Win 'uml WE GOT THE PEP We got the pep, We got the steam, We got the coach and a mighty good team, coach, team, for the Mishicot team, Rah! Rah! Rah-Rah-Rah! Rah, Rah, Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah, Rah, Rah! Rah! Rah! Team! Team! Team! Pep, steam, Fifteen rahs TWIRLER SCHOOL SONG Hail to ole Mishicot, gaily we sing, We'll shout and make the old rafters ring. Alma Mater, school of the free, In all our triumphs we bow to thee. Rise to your colors everyone, We'll shout and cheer till victory is won. Mishicot High School, we bow to thee, All hail to the school we love. U-Rah! Cheer, cheer for ole Mishicot High, Shouting the watch word to do or die. Orange and black we're backing you, Loyal our spirits strong and true. Come on Boosting the score up, keeping the game Fair and square, so we may be Proud of our victory. Cheer for your colors, cheer for your name, Rah! BFI K. Stueck, D. Princl. Page Forty-two RAND OFFICERS B. Grimmer, C. Levenhagen, D. Princl. CLINIC REPRESENTATIVES B. Grimmer, C. Levenhagen. '7 KEANM 10 6' C P 7 bog C' f we W R PQ cvs XXV .tx - I.-'7 v A TI P I Q, u , o 9- Q 4 'J U N I0 R fe f BOY? BOWLI G Seated-R. Hoffman, K. Haen, G. Tuma, D. Vafenta, A. Sfrutz. Row 3-R. Spechi, R. Princl, D. Feif, V. Peters, F. Shimanek. Row 2-G. Shimanek, D. Nimmer, R. Chalupny, Mr. Halada. GIRL' BOWLI G Row I-D. Yohanek, S. Rezek, B. Hallada, K. Sched, D. Reif, S. Row 3-Miss Roth, B. Meyer, R. Benzinger, S, Holmes, J. Skarvan, Stelzer. J, Eis, D. Kornely, C. Urban, M. Bergner, D. Princl. Row 2--P. Shillcox, N. Guex, D. Stoker, S. Herrmann, G. Thiele, Row AM-D. Wenfker, K. McManus, J. Scheuer, L. Baugniet, R. Ross, J. Wilson, K. Eckardt, J. Kempen, N. Princl. M. Kocian, I. Mleziva, I. Mleziva, J. Hassemer,. C Schuler. Page Forty-six RAIHO CLUB Seated-B. Shimek, L, Baugniet, D. Yohanek, R. Pfefferkorn, D. Standing-Mr. O'Rourk, M. Trierweiler, T. Tuschl, K. McManus, C Sw-ide. Levenhagen, M. Bergner, R. Hess, G. Pilon. CAMER. CL B Seated-J. Mattek, C. Troullier, C. Schuler, S. Herrmann, J. Kem- Row 3-I. Mleziva, S. Swetlik, J. Beeck, M. Kocian, R. Genrich pen, D. Yohanek. S. Hofnfman. Row 2--R. Ebenhoe, M. Finnel, D. Pekarek, M. Shimanek, J. Scheuer, Row 4-E. Sfuhr, L. Thiele, D. Kornely, P. Kronforsf, G. Pilon, R J. Eis, Mr. Kelly. Hess. Page Forty-seven LIBRARIA Seated--J. Sprang, M. Trierweiler, Mrs. Schultz, S. Bayless, J. Freimuih, I. Wal!au Sianding-J. Schramm, R. Genrich, G. Novak, B. Dvorachek, A. Schram, M. Kocian OFFICE GIRL STUDE T ECRETARIE Seatedf-B. Hallada, D. Reif, S. Rezek, P. Shillcox, D. Koch, K. Brotski, D. Parizek. Standing-J. Schramm, M. Schroeder, M. Larson, S. Dvorak, A. Krofta, A. Kobes. J. Kunstmann Page Forty-eight LATI CL Row I-M. Mleziva, J. Kempen, M. McManus, D. Urban, D. Nimmer, S. Herrmann, S. Sand, D. Yohanek. Row 2-S. Riemer, B. Schrimpf, M. Breider, P. Kocian, D. Yanda, S. Lukes, D. Stoker, L. Kocian. Row 3-C. Bertrand, J. L. Hassemer, S. Bayless, T. Tuschi, B. Wilfert, K. McManus, J. Eis, B. Meyer. CIE CE CL B Row 1-T. Tuschl, R. Hess, B. Wilfert, P. Tollefson. Row 2-S. Grimrner, E. Stuhr, L. Thiele, Mr. Wolfmeycr Page Forty-nine FORE SICS Row I-C. Levenhagen, J. Schwake, D. Wentker, A. Schram, B. Demmin, D. Yohanek Row 2--S. Stelzer, B. Grimmer, S. Swetlik, J. Beeck, L. Baugniet, M. Breider, R. Ross Row 3--B. Grimmer, B. Wilfert, G. Schmidt, J. Bartel, R. Hess, T. Tuschl. E ACT PLAY B. Demmin, D. Yoharmek, T. Tuschlf R. Mueller. Page Fifiy VARIETY SHOW WW W Standing-J. Beeck. Row 'l-M. L. Brouchard, M. Genrich, B. Meyer, R. Benzinger, J. Kempen. Rom 2-R. Ross, M. Bergner, R. Genrich, C. Schuler, D. Princi. The cast was comprised of thirty-one students from our own student body. The presentation was directed by Mr. Sanford Wolfmeyer, assisted by stage manager Mr. David Kelley and Janice Beeclc, choreographer. The active students in the cast were Beverly Hal- lada, Kathy Schad, Nancy Princl, Judy Popelar, Judy Bergman, David Nimmer, Tom Tuschl, Bob Hess, Bill Wilford, Dan Urban, Susan Stelzer, Wayne Eggert, Glenn Schmidt, Roxie Ross, Mary Lee Brouchoud, Barbara Meyer, Judy Kempen, Connie Schuler, Ramona Genrich, Mary Genrich, Mary Bergner, Rita Benzinger, Diane Princl, Sue Hoff- man, Virgil Peters, and a featured combo consist- ing of the band director, Mr. De Lyle Henschel-trom- bone, Becky Grimmer-cornet, Larry Thiel-clarinet, Dan Urban-percussion, Janice Beeck-sax, and Carol Levenhagen on piano. The first act opened revealing a .simple typing layout with four girls combining typing and vocal talent in beat to the selection I'm Going To Sit Right Down and Type Myself A Letter . This was followed by a baseball scene portraying the song, You Gotta Ha-ve Heart , which was interrupted by a monologue of Casey At The Bat , pantomin- ed by a group of boys. After this scene was a take-off on The Price Is Right with Glenn Schmidt doing a splendid imitation of Mr. Stangel. lt seems Mr. Stangel has a manner all of his own when it comes to teaching. Everyone seemed to enjoy it no end. Following this was a western scene featuring a selection by the combo. Carol Levenhagen also did a pleasing number entitled The Lonely Goathead. This scene was concluded by another vocal selec- tion My Old Home Town done bylJudy Bergman. The final scene opened revealing an elaborate Hawaiian setting. Three parts of this scene were vocal duets done by Janice Beeck and Carol Le- venhagen, followed by a Hawaiian Hands number done in absolute darkness with the exception of an ultra-violet light which revealed only the move- rrlents of white, gloved hands. This was done in rhythm to In The Middle Of An Island. The last performance of this scene' was a character dance, Sailor Boy done by Barbara Meyer and Mary Lee Brouchoud, The entire production of Night For Frolic was concluded by a spectacular finale consisting of the entire cast. Page Fifty-one ORIOLE TAFF Seatedi-N Princl B Hallada K Schad, J. Schramm, L. Baugniet, W. Huntington, W. Eggert, B. Bonfigt I Mleziva D Yohanek A Schram M Kocian D Wentker. Row 4-D. Princl, J. Beeck, M Funnel P Havlovitz B Meyer J Row 2 Miss Theisen S Stelzer S Dvorak, A. Kobes, A. Krofta, Kempen, R. Genrich, S. Hoffman S Rezek J Kunstmann I Mleziva K McManus. Row 5-S. Herrmann, J. Eis, J Scheuer C Schuler Row3 R Benzinger D Parnzek S Swetlik, P. Finnel, G. Pilon, The 1960-61 Oriole staff members again this year have done a great iob in publishing the school newspaper known as the Mishicot Oriole. This tri- weeky publication has a three column page with print appearing on both sides. The newspaper is under the supervision of our advisor, Miss Theison. News is reported by organization, club, and spe- cial reporters. The news items are given to the typists for dummy copying. They return the articles to the proofreaders to be proof read. The articles are then arranged on the pages by the make-up editors. The paper takes a more definite pattern after ii is returned to the typists for stencling. Next, art work is added to give an extra touch. Afer the stencil is proof read, it is mimeographed. Then the paper is ready to be put together to be passed out to the students and teachers. Page Fifty-two ARRO EIHTOR C. Levenhagen, D. Wentker, Mr. Stangel, Mrs. Schultz ARRO STAFF Row lfD. Yohanek, A. Krofia, D. Thielbar, M. Larson, J. Kunst- J. Popelar, J. Schramm. mann, K. Brotski, P. Shillcox. Row 3iJ. Beeck, S. Swetlik, S. Dvorak, G. Schmidt, R. Siraka Row 2-S. Rezek, S. Stelzer, M. Ringmeier, A. Kobes, J. Wilson, Grirnmer, G. Tollefson. Page Fifty-th ree 5357 1961 PROM xv ,W W My W W I i , 1960 PROM Row I-D. Ullman, V. Pickard, C. Finnel, King-P. Finnel, Queen- Row 2-R. Hagenow, D. Reif, R. Kasmer, J. Dvorak, Beverly Hallada, T J. Schramm, L A Princl, K. Brofski, J. Dvorak. Fictum. Row 3-R. Blaftler, N. Princl, J. Popelar, R. Straka. Page Fifty-five HOMECOMI G C0 RT Row 1-R. Benzinger, M. Bergner, D. Rezba, B. Hallada. Row 2--P. Finnel, King-J. Dvorak, Queen-S, Sauberf, R. Hagenow, E. Holmes Page Fifty-six QQW SH N x f .J . 9 Mn? , Af 5 MZ aw W fm., JA W 7.0 ,gf iii .Q my .J Wfffk wY9TEAMQCHEERLEADERS Front-J. Kempen, M. Bergner. Back-J, Schramm, D. Princl, L. Baugniet. QH'TEAMiCHEERLEADERS M. L. Brouchoud, C. Urban, J. Eis, B. Princl, Page Fifty-eight FOOTBALL WV TEAM f SNR L... N..- . s Row l-W. Huntington, E. Holmes, A. Seidl, P. Finnel, R. Specht, Row 2-G. Pilon J. Dvorak, S. Jansky, R. Blattler, J. Samz. B. Schroeder, P. Schmoock, R. Hagenow. Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot FOOTBALL A-TEAM 7 Valders 6 50 Two Rivers QResJ 7 6 Gibra ltar' 7 6 Sevastopol 26 O Casco 6 O Luxemburg I2 O Brussels 14 14 Oostburg 20 FOUTBALL QUAD ze dum Ln. JN hsmv wh Row l--J. Samz. T. Tuschl, R. Hess, P. Strohm, F. Skubal, J. Dvorak, P. Finnel, J. Kumbalek, D. Dvorak, S. Jansky, A. Seidl, G. Pilon, M. Shim-anek. Row 2-Mr. Peters, G. Sneberk, R. Hagenow, R. Specht, M. Per- nely, P. Samz, Mr. Barlow. Row 3-G. Schmidt, M. McManus, C. PfeHerkorn, R. Holmes, E. Holmes, W. Schroeder, P. Schmoock, M. Mleziva. Page Fifty-nine oufka, R, Blattler, G. Schmoock, A. Novak, W. Huntington, D. Kor- BASKETBALL AAU' TEAM Back Row-J. Eis, J. Samz, R. Ullman, D. Ullman, E. Holmes, G. Schmidt, J. Dvorak, R. Biattier, G: Piion. Kneeling-J. Halada, Mr. Peters, P. Finnel. BASKETBALL A-SQUAD Mishicol Valders Mishicof Gibraltar Mishicot Reedsville Mlshlcof SEVGS-'CPO' Mishicof Kewaunee graiizels . . s Mlshlcol Denmark Mishicof Reedsville Mishicot Brussels Mgshicof Luxemburg Mishicor Casco Mishicof Gibraltar Mishicof Luxemburg Mishicot Sevastopol Mishicof Alumni Mishicot Mfwc. Lutb 97 BASKETBALL WB TEAM Row 1-D. Novak, R. Klein, D. Dvorak, H. Funk, J. Els, F. Skubal. Row ZSD. Swacle, D. Urban, Nl. Mleziva, R. Holmes, A Novak, D. Neledlo, Mr. O'Rourk. WRE TLING Row 1-D. Nimmer, W. Eggert, G. Novak, T. Fierst, T. Tuschl, P. Row 2-G. Sneberk, W. Chase, R. Duescher, Mr. Barlow, W. Hunt Sfrohm, ington, G. Schmoock, R. Sfraka. Sf -,ff ASEBALL Row I-J. Halada, J. Dvorak, J. Kumbalek, F. Skubai, D. Feit, A. Row 2-Mr. O'Rourk, C. Pfefferkorn, E. Krainik, P. Finnel, M. Mc Seidl, R. Blaftler. Menus, R. Kornely, R. Duescher. Page Sixty-Two - TRACK Row l--F. Shimanek, T. Tuschl, D. Specht, J. Sprang, G. Novak, W. R. Olewinski, R. Hess, R Klein, R. Specht, Mr. Kelley. Eggert, S. Jansky, J. Samz. Row 3-J. Demmin, D. Urban, G. Schmidt, E. Holmes, B. Schroeder, Row 2iMr. Peters, D. Nimmer, W. Huntington, G. Pilon, J. Eis, P. Schmoock, R. Straka. The track team had a successful year during l96O. The team was coached by Mr. Peters. At the annual conference meet the team took second place. Sevastopol managed to squeeze by Mishicot with 59V2 points to win the title. Mishicot ran a close second with 55. Luxemburg finished with 54, C sco sc red 35V2 and Brussels ran up 20 From the performance of some of the boys last year, it appears that the future teams will progress very rapidly. A nucleus of 5 senior lettermen are among the candidates reporting for the initial track team this year. They are: G. Schmidt, R. Straka, W. Hunting- ton, E. Holmes, and W. Eggert. points. ' N051 W Page Sixty-three E IUR ACTIVITIES EUGENE ANDRES F.F.A. l,2,3,-15 Junior Band i5 Senior Band 2,3. JANICE BEECK Student Council 45 F.H.A. i,2,3,45 F.H.A. President 45 Parlia- nqentarian 35 Bowling Club i,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 25 Piay Committee Pep Ciub 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Aii Schooi Play 25 Play Committee i,2,3,45 Oriole Stafi 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics i,2,35 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Camera Club 3,45 OFlice Personal 45 Solo and En- semble Tournament 2,3,4. ROBERT BLATTLER Football 45 Basketball i,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Homecoming Com- mittee i,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT BONFIGT Oriole Staff 45 F.F.A. l. KAREN BROTSKI F.H.A. i,25 Mixed Chorus i,2,35 Prom Court 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 'i,2,35 Teachers Helper 4. ROBERT CHALUPNY F.F.A. 'i,2,3,45 Greenhand Degree i5 Chapter Degree 25 Boys Bowling Club 3,45 Senior Band. HAROLD DEMELL F.F.A. i,2,3,45 D.H.l.A. i5 Pep Band 2,3,45 Junior Band i5 Se- nior Band 'l,2,3,4. JIM DVORAK Student Council 35 Football i,2,3,45 Basketball i,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Snowball Court i. SHIRLEY DVORAK F.H.A. l,45 Mixed Chorus i,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus i,2,3,45 Teachers Helper 45 Sweetheart Court l. KATHY ECKARDT F.H.A, 2,35 Bowling Club 2,45 Mixed Chorus i,25 Snowball Court i5 Girls Chorus i,2. WAYNE EGGERT Track 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 All Echool Play 2,3,45 Play Committee 3,45 Oriole Stal-i 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Wrestling 3,45 Creative Writing and Speech Officer 35 Science Club i,25 Regional Wrestling Tournament 45 Proiectionist l,2,3,4. CAROL EIS Mixed Chorus i5 Pep Club 45 Homecoming Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Girls Chorus i5 Camera Club i5 Tea- chers Helper 4. TONY FICTUM F.F.A. i,2,3,45 Ofiicer 2,35 Greenhand Degree l, Chapter De- gree 25 Football 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. PAT FINNEL Class President 35 F.F.A. Junior Oiiicer 25 Football i,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball i,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 2,45 Prom King 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Wrestling 35 Basketball Manager 45 F,F.A. i,2,3,4. HILARY GRETZ F.F.A. i,2,3,4. ROBERT GRIMM F.F.A. i,2,3,45 Junior Officer 25 D.H.l.A. Degree i,2,35 Trea- surer 4. STANLEY GRIMM F.F.A. i,2,3,45 Senior Band 2,3. BARRY GRIMMER Library Club 2,35 Bowling Club i,25 Pep Band i,2,35 Senior Band 2,3,45 State Tournament 2,35 Music Clinic 35 Annual Staff 45 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 25 Wrestling 45 Forensics i,2,3,45 Cam- era Club i,2. KENNETH HAEN Student Council 25 F.F.A. i,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Bowling Club 45 Football 2,3. GENE HAGENOW F.F.A. i5 Baseball i. RALPH HAGENOW F.F.A. i,2,35 Officer 25 Football 2,3,45 Baseball i,2,35 Track 45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY HALLADA Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 25 F.H.A. i,2,3,45 Represen- tative 45 Library 35 Bowling Club 2,3,45 President 8- Captain 45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee l,2, 3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stal? 3,45 Girls Chor- us i5 Teachers Helper 45 Red Cross 25 Variety Show 3,4. ROY HOFFMAN F.F.A. i,2,3,4, Bowling club 2,a,4. ELWOOD HOLMES F.F.A. lj Football i,2,3,45 Basketball i,2,3,45 Track i,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee i5 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Committee 3. WAYNE HUNTINGTON Student Council i5 Library Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Play Committee 45 Oriole Staff 45 Red Cross i,2, 3,45 State Track Meet 35 Proiectionist i5 Wrestling Manager 45 Sci- ence Club 2. AUDREY KOBES Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual StaFF 45 Teachers Helper 45 Office Personal 3,45 Quill 8- Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. ' Page Sixty-four DARLENE KOCH F.H.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Teachers Helper 45 Spanish Club 2. MARY KAY KOCIAN F.H.A. l.2,3,45 Representative 45 Junior Degree 25 Bowling Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Oriole Staff 3,45 An- nual Staft 45 Forensics 2,35 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Camera Club 2,3,4. ARLENE KROFTA Pep Band 2, Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Teachers Helper 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Quill 8g Scroll 45 Senior Band 1,2. PAUL KRONFORST F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Treasurer 45 Greenhand Degree 15 Chapter Degree 25 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 45 Trees for Tomorrow Camp 25 Camera Club 1,2,4. JONNA KUNSTMANN F.H.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committtee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,45 Oftice personel 45 Teachers Helper 45 National Honor Society 3,4. MARGARET LARSON F.H.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Com- mittee 45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,45 Teachers Helper 4. CAROL LEVENHAGEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 President 35 Junior Degree 25 Chaps ter Degree 35 Bowling Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 25 Variety Show 3,45 Play Com- mittee 1,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Officer 45 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 3,45 Secretary 35 Girls Chorus 1,45 Office Personnel 45 Solo 8- En- semble Tournament 1,2,3,45 State Tournament Forensics 1. NORMAN LOEH Homecoming Committee 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior D.H.l.A. 1,2,35 Greenhand Degree 15 Chapter Degree 2. MICHAEL MCMANUS Football 2,45 Baseball 45 Latin Club Ofticer 45 Variety Show 3. IONE MLEZIVA F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Degree I5 Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Oriole Staff 45 Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2,3,4. IRENE MLEZIVA F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Junior Degree 15 Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stal? 3,4, Forensics 2,35 Camera Club 3,45 F.HA Reporter 3, Vice-President 45 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2,3,4. LOU ANN MOTT Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 45 Homecoming Committee25 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Girls Chorus 15 Camera Club 1,45 Li- brarian 4. RONALD MUELLER F.F.A. 45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4: All School Play 2,3,45 One Act Play 2,3,45 Forensics 15 Solo 8- Ensemble Tournament 3,4. DENNIS NEUSER DIANE PARIZEK Class Secretary 35 Student Council 15 F.H.A. 2,35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Teachers Helper 45 Spanish Club 25 Sweet- heart Court 1. WILLIAM PEROUTKA F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1.2,35 Track 1. VIRGINIA PICKARD Mixed Chorus 35 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Girls Chor- us 3. GILBERT PILON Class Vice President 15 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 35 Track 1,2,45 Oriole Stal? 45 Radio Club 45 Camera Club 1,2. JUDITH POPELAR Class Treasurer 25 Reporter 35 Secretary 45 F.H.A. 1: Bowling Club 2: Mixed Chorus 25 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 25 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 47 Girls Chorus 25 Camera Club 25 Solo 8- Ensemble Tournament 45 Senior Band 2,3,4. JERRY PRAVECHEK F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior Band5 Senior Band 2,3. NANCY PRINCL Bowling Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Twirler 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Maiorette 45 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,47 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Camera Club 15 Solo 3. Ensemble Tournament 3,45 Senior Band l,2,3,4. JAMES RASMUSSEN F.F.A. t,2,3,4. KENNETH RAY F.F.A 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 D.H.I.A. Secretary 25 Greenhand Degree 15 Chapter Degree 25 Arts 8- Crafts Club 2. PAUL REICH F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DIANE REIF Student Council 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Bowling Club l,2,3,45 Cap- tain 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Band 17 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Queen 35 Homecoming Committee 1,37 Prom Court 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Snowball Court I5 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 15 Tea- chers Helper 4. SUSAN REZEK F.H.A. 1,25 Bowling Club 1,2,47 Captain 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Homecoming Committee 25 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Camera Club 4. MARLENE RINGMEIER Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1. JAMES SAMZ Class President 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track I5 Homecoming Court 4. Page Sixty-five KATHLEEN SCHAD Student Council 25 F.H.A. 1,45 Officer 45 Bowling Club 1,2,3,47 Captain 8. Vice-President 47 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Girls Chorus 17 Office Personnel 47 Spanish Club 25 Talent Show 4. GLENN SCHMIDT Class President 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Jr. President 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,47 Track l,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 3,47 Football Mgr. 2,37 Badger Boy 35 Trees For Tomorrow Camp 25 Senior Citizen Award 45 National Honor Society 3. ANN MARIE SCHRAM F.HA. l,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Secretary 47 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 3,47 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 3,45 One Act Play 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Radio Club 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 15 Quill 8. Scrol 3,47 Spanish Club 2. JACQUELYN SCHRAMM Class Secretary 25 Treasurer 35 F.H.A. 15 Library Club 3,47 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,47 Pep Club 35 Homecoming Court 35 Homecom- ing Committee 35 Prom Queen 35 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 17 Play Committee 35 One Act Play 25 Oriole Staff 45 OFlicer 45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 35 Girls Chorus l,2,3,47 Teachers Help- er 45 Variety Show 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader 4. MARY ANN SCHROEDER Mixed Chorus I5 Homecoming Committee 35 Girls Chorus 45 Teachers Helper 47 Oriole Staf? 4. PATRICIA SHILLCOX Class Treasurer 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Bowling Club 1,2,47 Mixed Chor- us 1,27 Homecoming Committee 1,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staft 45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Teachers Helper 4. RONALD SIEHR F.F.A. 1,2,3,47 Greenhand Degree 15 Chapter Degree 25 Cam- era Club l. RICHARD SPECHT Class Vice-president 25 Student Council 35 Bowling Club 3,47 Secretary 45 Football 1,2,47 Basketball 25 Track 2,45 Homecoming Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Band 1,2. ESTHER STECHMESSER Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 4. SUSAN STELZER F.H.A. 1,2,3,47 Bowling Club l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,45 Homecom- ing Committee 4: Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics l,2,3,45 Office Personnel 37 Red Cross 35 Solo 8- En- semble Tournament 3,4. RUSSEL STRAKA Class Vice-president 25 F.F.A. 15 Track l,2,3,45 Prom Court 37 Prom Committee 35 Annual Officer 45 Forensics I,27 Camera Club l,2,35 Wrestling Captain 3,45 Sweetheart Court 17 Alternate for Badger Boy 35 Trees For Tomorrow Camp 2. ALLEN STRUTZ F.F.A. 2,3,45 Reporter 27 Vice-president 35 President 45 D,H.l.A. Reporter 35 Secretary 45 Bowling Club President 45 Oriole Staff 25 Solo 8. Ensemble Tournament 1. PAT STROHM Football 47 Wrestling 4. SALLY SWETLIK F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Representative 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 37 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 35 Camera Club 45 Solo 81 Ensemble Tournament 45 Senior Band 2,3,45 Junior Band 1. DARLENE THIELBAR Mixed Chorus I5 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1,45 Solo 8- Ensembfe Tournament 1,45 Spanish Club 2,35 President 25 Talent Show 3. EUGENE TOLLEFSON One Act Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 3,45 President 4. DON TRIERWEILER Basketball 1,2. EUGENE TROULLIER F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Football 1. DENNIS ULLMAN Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Prom Court 3. MARY LOU VALENTA Mixed Chorus 1, Pep Club 45 Homecoming Committee 35 Oriole Stal? 45 Girls Chorus 15 Camera Club 15 Proni Committee 3. LEROY VANDERKINTER F.F.A. t,2,3,4. DONNA WENTKER F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 45 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Editor 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Oftice Personnel 3. JOYCE WILSON Class Vice President 15 F,H.A. 1,25 Bowling Club 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Homecoming Committee 1,2,35 Prom Committee 35 An- nual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Camera Club l. DIANE YOHANEK Student Council 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Reporter 45 Representative 25 Junior Degree l5 Chapter Degree 25 Bowling Club l,3,45 Mixed Chorus I5 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 2,35 Play Committee 1,2,3,45 One Act Play 45 Oriole Staff 2,3,45 Assis- tant Editor 35 Oriole Editor 45 Annual StafT 45 Forensics l,2,3,45 Radio Club 2,3,45 President 45 Girls Chorus I5 Camera Club 3,45 Secretary 3,45 Red Cross 1: Badger Girl 35 D.A.R. 45 F.H.A. District Demonstrator l,2,3,45 Creative Writer 25 Latin Club 45 Quill 8- Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 2. Page Sixty-six September 6 School opens 9 Football Game 1 7 Football Game 22 Football Game - 23 Football Game - 30 Football Game -- October 3 Football Game - 6 Carol Levenhagen SCHOOL Mishicot at Valders Two Rivers at Mishicot Mishicot at Two Rivers Mishicot at Gibraltar Sevastopol at Mishicot Kewaunee at Mishicot and Donna Wentker Chosen Co-editors of 61 yearbook 7 Manitowoc County Education Association Con- vention Football Game - Mishicot at Casco 15 Homecoming -- Mishicot loses to Luxemburg 12-0. King Jim Dvorak and Queen Shirley Sau- bert reign over Homecoming Dance. 17 End of first six weeks 19 Individual photos are taken 21 Football Game -- Mishicot at Brussels 24 Some of Annual pictures are taken 28 Football Game - Mishicot at Oostburg November 3 Wisconsin Education Association Convention 4 Wisconsin Education Association Convention 11 Junior dance 14 Wrestling - Valders at Mishicot 15 Basketball - Valders at Mishicot 16 F. F. A. Initiation 18 Basketball - Mishicot at Reedsville 19 Wrestling - Manitowoc at Mishicot 22 Basketball - Kewaunee at Mishicot 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation 24 Thanksgiving Vacation 25 Thanksgiving Vacation 28 Classes resume 29 Basketball - Mishicot at Denmark 30 End of second six weeks December 2 Basketball - Brussels at Mishicot Sophomore Dance 6 Wrestling - Mishicot at Sevastopol 9 Basketball - Mishicot at Casco Wrestling - Green Bay East at Mishicot 12 Wrestling - Mishicot at Valders 14 F. F. A. and F. H. A. Christmas Party 16 Basketball Luxemburg at Mishicot Wrestling -- Mishicot at Green' Bay East 20 Basketball - Alumni versus Varsity 22 Christmas vacation starts CALENDAR January 3 Classes resume 4 Wrestling - Sevastopol at Mishicot 6 Basketball - Mishicot at Gibraltar 11 Variety Show A Nite for Frolic 13 Basketball - Sevastopol at Mishicot 14 Wrestling - Manitowoc at Mishicot 20 Basketball - Mishicot at Brussels 23 End of third six weeks and first semester 25 Wrestling - Mishicot at Luxemburg 27 Basketball - Casco at Mishicot Radio Club Dance 31 Basketball - Reedsville at Mishicot Freshmen Dance - Bob Irish spinning Bill Schroeder asks Mary Bergner tor 61 prom February 2 Basketball - Mishicot at Luxemburg 7 Annual pictures taken 10 Basketball - Gibralter at Mishicot 14 Dance 17 Basketball - Mishicot at Sevastopol 21 District Demonstration Contest 24 Basketball - Manitowoc Lutheran at Mishicot 28 F. F. A. district speaking contest March 6 End of fourth six weeks 11 League Forensics meet at Sevastopol 17 F. F. A. and F. H. A. Rollerskating Party 25 Solo and Ensemble Tournament District Forensics meet at Oshkosh 29 First day of Easter vacation April 4 School reopens 7 Sophomore class dance 11 Harlem Magicians play at Mishicot Latin Club Dance Vacation 14 18 F. F. A. Banquet 21 End of fifth six weeks 29 Spring Concert May 13 Junior Prom Wonderland by Night 30 Memorial day - vacation June 2 School closes Graduation Page Sixty-seven wqqwalw- K V Q 5- vm 1 SJ L .. 'wi 35511 'f N' fkfw YU' mpg? ,,,. z X XA 1 E , Aa x H' i vw 'A X X , X wx . , . V 'X A .. QM., , ' i ,Q ofQ.'. 'ff Mg .+ 5 X :A X al 51 gg X 4-::. Q, . '- K x 5? W x xg CLASS Eugene Andres - Leaves Art to anyone who wants it. Janice Beeck - Wills her directing ability to Becky Grim- Bob Blattler - Leaves his black car to anyone who will mer. polish it. Bob Bonfigt - needs it. Karen Brotski - wants it. Bob Chalupny Princl. Harold Demell cycle boots. James Dvorak James Eis. Shirley Dvorak next secretary. His popularity in T.R. to anyone who wills the idea of a ring to anyone who - Leaves his bowling career to Roger - Leaves Mishicot High with his motor- Wills his ability to play basketball to - Wills all of Mr. Halada's work to his Kathy Eckardt - Wills her quiet ways to Shirley Saubert. Wayne Eggert - Wills his iokes to anyone having a dull day. Carol Eis, Mary Lou Valenta, 81 Lou Ann Mott - Will their ability to be the 3 musketeers to any 3 Freshman girls. Tony Fictum - Wills his '60 Chev to anyone who can afford it. Pat Finnel - His dating ability to Jerry Halada. Hilary Gretz - Wills his naps underneath the stage to anyone who is tired. J Bob Grimm - His truck to anyone who needs trans- portation. Stanley Grimm - His ability to hunt to Lyle Grimm. Barry Grimmer - Wills his wide vocabulary -to all Fres'f- man English students. Ken Haen, Gilbert Pilon, 81 Jerry Pravechek - their bad fortune of getting into trouble to anybody, isorry boys, nobody wants iti., , Gene Hagenow - His smooth dancing to Merlyn Zim- mer. Ralph Hagenow - Leaves behind an empty place in football to some great player. Beverly Hallada - Her ability to keep pretty blonde hair to Betty Demmin. Roy Hoffman - Leaves a vacant chair in F.F.A. for some interested Freshman. Woody Holmes - wills M, of his big toenail to Michael Shimanek. Wayne Huntington -- Wills his typing ability to Allan Duveneck. k Jackie Schramm - Wills her crown to Mary Bergner. Carol Levenhagen 8. Donna Wentker gladly give their headaches as Co-editors of the annual to next year's co- editors. Sally Swetlik -- Wills her gayness to Jane Skarvan. Jonna Kunstmann - Her office experience to anyone in need of it. Margaret Larson - Wills her thinking ability to everyone who needs it. Esther Stechmesser - Her shyness to Bonnie Cherveny. Arlene Krofta - Wills her chair in bookkeeping to some future Senior. Ronald Mueller - Wills his getting into trouble in band to Jimmy Bartel. Dennis Neuser - His quick work in English to all the slow pokes. Paul Reich - His driving ability to the kids in Driver's Ed. Allen Strutz - Leaves his ability to write poems to any boy in need of them. WILL Paul Kronforst - Bequeaths to any boy riding on a homecoming float, the ability to fall off. Michael McManus - Leaves the noise his hot rod makes to any quiet running car. Patsy Shillcox - Leaves her long hair to Patsy Havlovitz. Judy Popelar - Just wants to leave Chemistry period. Nancy Princl - Wills her nickname Mouse Csorry, but she has decided to keep it, she feels lost without iti. Diane Rief - Will give her iob at the Badger to anyone who is interested. Diane Parizek - leaves her friendly ways to everyone who needs them. Darlene Koch - Was going to leave her giggles, but she would not be quite as happy without them. Ronald Siehr - Leaves his ability to stay away from girls to Roger Princl. Joyce Wilson - Leaves her angelic expression to Judy Kempen. t Norman Loeh - Leaves his unanswered questions in Social to Mr. Stangel. Dick Specht - Leaves his always one good yell at a Pep Rally to the future Pep Club. Diane Yohanek - Wills the Oriole to Lynn Baugniet. Susie Stelzer - Leaves her squeak in every laugh to some solemn Freshman. Ginger Pickard -A Leaves her place at Mishicot to her sister Marcie. Susie Rezek - Leaves her silence to the noisiest class iMr. BarIow'sJ. Mary Ann Schroeder - Leaves her noon hours of riding around to kids who are engaged. Darlene Thielbar - Leaves her guitar and singing to Judy Bergman. Don Trirweiler - Leaves his getting into trouble with the teachers to Roger Princl. Eugene Troullier - Just leaves school. James Rasmussen - Leaves his nickname Rasberry to his brother. Bill Peroutka - Wills his quiet ways to the noisiest Freshman boy. Eugene Tollefson - Wills to Tom Tuschl his ability to talk with the teachers. 4 Mary Kay Kocian - Wills to the Driver's Ed. Class a les- son, Don't go through a stop and go light. Ann Marie Schram -- Wills to the library students her quiet voice. ' Audrey Kobes - Wills her office knowhow to Judy Frei- muth. lone Mleziva - Wills her getting along with anybody ability to anyone in need of it. Kathy Schad - Wills her shy ways Cwe all know better than thatl to anyone who wants them. Irene Mleziva - Wills her seat in band to her sister Margie. Russel Straka - Will auction off his korny iokes to the highest bidder. Dennis Ullman - Leoves his sober face to anyone who would like it. Leroy Vanderkinter - Wills his last name to Darrell Feit. Glenn Schmidt - Wills his first prize speaking voice to Bill Schroeder. Ken Ray - Will leave his pleasant ways to anyone who wants them. Jim Samz - Wills to Donnie Strohm the ability to be asked to leave study hall. Pat Strohm - Leaves his humorous ways to Ronnie Ull- man. Jackie Schramm Page Seventy SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Right after graduation I promised myself that, after my first million was made, I would take a tour of the world and look up all my old classmates. Ten years after graduation, as I boarded the train at San Francisco, I happened to glance at the engineer. To my surprise it was Jerry Pravechek. As I entered the dining room, I was greeted by Robert Bonfigt, acting porter. After a conversation with Bob, I sat down and ordered my din- ner. Taking my order was Virginia Pickard. She said I should come back to the kitchen and talk to the chief cook who was Mary Kay Kocian. I asked Mary what lone Mleziva was doing period. She said she was happily married and living in Chicago. My next stop was El Paso. As I was walking down main street I saw a saloon named Dvorak's Palace. As I walked in I saw Hilary Gretz and Stanley Grimm playing poker. I sat down and had a soda. Kathy Schad, Carol Eis, and Mary Lou Valenta were dancing on the stage. Talking about dancing, Janice Beeck is now head of the Arthur Murray Studios. As evening approached, I rented a room at the Blue House, owned and operated by Robert Blattler. Ronald Siehr was bell boy and Joyce Wilson was head maid. That night I ran into Dennis Neuser. He was going down to Argentina to enter a championship chess game. Next morning I hopped a plane for Pennsylvania. Eu- gene Tollefson was the pilot and Susan Stelzer was airline hostess. Upon arrival I iumped into a taxi, Bill Peroutka was the driver, and went downtown. That night I heard the Globe Trotters were in town. Dennis Ullman was the latest addition and was doing real well. After I got back to my hotel l flipped on the TV and there he was, Allen Strutz, playing the piano on the Lawrence Welk Show. I left Pennsylvania the next day and set my sights on Paris. In Paris I found Carol Levenhagen teaching in one of the Universities. I also met Judy Popelar and Nancy Princl taking a tour of Paris. Jackie Schramm had a book published there. The name of it was THE LIFE I LEAD. While in Paris I was accused of robbing a bank. I was released promptly when I found out the chief of police was Ralph Hagenow, assisted by Leroy Vanderkinter. I left Paris and headed back for the United States by boat. On the boat I met the famous inventor Wayne Eg- gert. He gained his fame by inventing a talking machine. Wayne was having his invention guarded by that great detective Jim Samz and his assistant Eugene Andres. They told me Susan Rezek was downstairs on her honeymoon. We went upstairs to meet the skipper who was Ronald Mueller. After arriving at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, I switched boats and headed down toward Manitowoc. On the way I found Norman Loeh taking care of a light house. I met James Rasmussen and Robert Grimm working as sailors. Donna Wentker was a waitress on one of the boats. I finally made it back to Manitowoc. There I found out Audrey Kobes was a secretary at Erdman Motors. Barry Grimmer was head of Point Beach Park. Gene Hagenow was manager of Piggly Wiggly. Gilbert Pilon was head postmaster. Tony Fictum was test driving Impalas. Eugene Troullier bought Timber Lodge. Ann Marie Schram was librarian in Manitowoc. Esther Stechmesser was ticket col- lector at the Capitol Theater. Back in Mishicot, Pat Finnel was in full command of the cheese factory. Mike McManus was running his own filling station. Richard Specht was giving his dad competition by building a new funeral home. Darlene Koch and Diane Parizek started a beauty parlor. After more inquiring, I found out that Glenn Schmidt had gone to Africa to teach Agriculture. Elwood Holmes went to Texas where the people are more his size. Paul Kronforst finally made it to Alaska. Harold Demell and Ken Haen went to New Mexico and started a ranch. Roy Hoff- man went down to Brazil to do some big game hunting. Wayne Huntington now has the worlds record in throwing the discus. Pat Strohm wrote a book titled, MY FIRST MIL- LION. Don Trierweiler is driving truck cross-country. Karen Brotski and Diane Reif ioined the police force and are working in Milwaukee. Patsy Shillcox, Kathy Eckardt, and Lou Ann Mott ioined the Waves. Arlene Krofta was private secretary to a rich oil broker. Ken Ray was running a two hundred acre dairy farm. Diane Yohanek was a social worker. Paul Reich owns a three hundred head beef ranch. Sally Swetlik was the world's best swimmer. Jonna Kunst- mann was an actress in New York. Shirley Dvorak was a model on the Tab Hunter Show. Bev Hallada married the president of Hamilton's. Mary Ann Schroeder and Darlene Thielbar recently took a trip around the World. Marlene Ringmeier wrote a song, HOW DID IT HAPPEN? Irene Mle- ziva successfully wrote a stage play, THE RAINBOW. Mar- garet Larson married a rich professor. Robert Chalupny is now running his own insurance business. Page Seventy-one COMPLIMENTS SAUVE'S OFFICE SUPPLIES RAY WILSON Trench Digging OF Portable Typewriters , or septic tanks, Two Rivers 1620 Washington St. wager and sewer lines Reporter Two Rivers Wisconsin Tisch Mills 21-F-211 COMPLIMENTS GlL'S COMPLIMENTS OF OF Sporting Goods KADOW MEAT MARKET VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP 1916 Washington St. Phone 2571 Phone 2581 Mishicot, Wis. Two Rivers Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin HASSEMER'S TWO RIVERS LINOLEUM Compliments Tavern and General Mclse. and Carpet Service of Francis Creek Phone MU 2-5922 Corner of 20th and Washington St. LITTLE GIANT SUPPLY Manitowoc, Wis. Two Rivers Wisconsin Manitowoc, Wis. SCHMOOCK'S WOLFE'S MISHICOT LOCKERS Bowling. and Tavern your prescription Custom Cutting Dlnnefs Drug Store Beef sold by Phone MU 2-6771 Phone 392 1813 Wash. sf. quarters or halves Francis Creek, Wis. Two Rivers, Wis. Mishicot, Wis. Phone 4200 'f,':1U::f':AaBbQf LEO MATZKE JEWELER SKWOR MEAT MARKET , Home Made Sausage Due Draw Beer 1809 Washington Street phone 2561 Phone Mu 2-1484 Francis Creek Wis. Two Rivers Wisconsin Mishicot, Wis. SORENSON'S SAUR FUNERAL HOME EELL'S ELECTRIC HILLTOP CASINO Edward Saur-Director Wmng 8' ,Anfenna ervlce Highway 141 Ambulance Service Phone 2755 FFRDCIS Creek, Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin Mighicgfl Wisggnsin SCHROEDER'S , 4 Famous for Quality BUD S BAR Comphmems of And Low Prices for Phone MU 2-6033 ol-SEN,S BAR Over 67 years Two Rivers Wisconsin Francis Creek Wisconsin Mighiggfl Wisconsin OREENwOOn's MATT HAUCH'S MODEL BARBER SHOP , Tavern and DBHCB l l3ll Qpen during nggn hour TV and Apphances Chicken DIt1l1eI'S Wm, Bergelin TWO Rlvefsf whifelaw 2-3517 phone 2883 Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin Mighicofl Wisconsin Two RIVERS HARDWARE Shelflgifucts COmP'ime '5 of Plumbin A pliances Sales and Service ALBERT VALENTA 9 P Phone MU 2-4300 Concrete Products Two Rivers Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin Maribel Wis. MONTGOMERY wARDs COMPLIMENTS Livestock T,,,ci,ing Where all AITIBYICB OF ELWOOD Shops and Saves COCKY'S Phone 2792 Two Rivers Wisconsin 147 Club Mishicot Wisconsin Page Seventy-two TRIANGLE OIL COMPANY Quality Petroleum Compliments of THE MEMORIAL DRIVE LAMBERT IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Tractors Products 'I'I1h and Franklin Street MONUMENT WORKS Phone Whitelaw 3-448 MU 4.5955 Two Rivers, Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin Compllmems of RAFlf,':nih:':eC' JOHNSON HAYLOFT BAR MELVIN AND HAROLDINES Always a Good Time Larrabee Wis. ll II Everything for the Home 1009 S. 10th Street Manitowoc, Wis, Carl 8. Irene, Props. Mishicot, Wisconsin LARRABEE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cold Storage Locker Harold Haese, Owner Larrabee, Wis. MELCHERT'S TOGGERY 1622 Washington Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin ROY W. .IINDRA Heating-Sheet Metal Phone 2481 Mishicot, Wisconsin C . STEEBER'S STORE MAIN STREET TAP ompliments f and Marion and Ray Schrimpf o LocKER PLANT Props- FRANK RABAS Kellnersville, Wisconsin Mishicot, Wis. Compliments of ZlMMERMAN'S Ready to Wear 931 South 8th St. Manitowoc, Wis.. VICTOR YOHANEK Garage and Hardware Kellnersville, Wisconsin Compliments of JOHNNY'S BAR Mishicot, Wisconsin PUAEHNES Liquor and Beer Mart MARTY'S CHEV GARAGE Where You get Chevrolet Sales and Service at the right price 1807'h Washington St. Two Rivers, Wis. Compliments of RUTH and EDDIE PRUCHA'S Phone 503-F-24 Kewaunee J. PFEFFER SONS, INC. Furniture-Floor Covering 915 Washington Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Phone MU 2-2876 Francis Creek, Wis. Bulldozing-Trucking Topsoil and Fill HARVEY SPRANG Phone 8209 Two Rivers, Wisconsin BLESER LUMBER COMPANY and SPORTING GOODS Phone MU 2-1573 Rockwood, Wisconsin THE DREES' RESTAURANT and seizvice STATION-Zephyr Phone MU 4-9934 Francis Creek, Wis. Compliments of STOER DAIRY Route 1, Two Rivers, Wis. PECK'S USED AUTO PARTS Phone MU 2-4315 Francis Creek, Wis. J. A. BOELTER Manitowoc's Busiest Jewelry Store Manitowoc, Wisconsin STRANSKY AUTO SERVICE Phone MU 2-1491 Francis Creek, Wis. Page Seventy-three Compliments of HINK'S BAR Steiners Corners Compliments from MISHICOT LUMBER COMPANY on your 1961 Annual RUMMELE'S Manitowoc's Fine Jewelry Store 70 Years of Compliments of . GAMBLE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rybski JIM KRAUSE'S ORCHESTRA Good Time Music For All Occasions Route 1, Two Rivers Ph 3952 . . Quality Service one WISCONSIN Manitowoc Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin Phone Mishicot 2954 COMPLIMENTS OF PFINGSTEN GROCERY FRAN'S CITIES SERVICE STATION Shurfine Foods Food Lockers Compliments ot DR. JOHN NII.I.ES Phone 3681 Phone 3451 Mishicot Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin Mishicot' Wisconsin EIS CI WEGNER COMPLIMENTS an BADGER LANES Implement comPa 'Y A.M.F. Automatic Setters OF John D?ere Harvey and Evey P Farm Equipment Bn-LYIS CAFE Servigel Repaifg Bowl for Health MANITOWOC, Water Systems Mishicot, Wisconsin WISCONSIN Mishicot Phone 3364 Wisconsin Phone 3633 Compliments of Compliments of BERGNERIS DOG NI SUDS DEMSIENIS 5CHEUER'5 MEAT Drive-in Restaurant Mishicot dVariety MARKET an . Complete line of dinners Bus Station Phone 3621 Gms o n 6-45 1 12-30 Novelties Mishicot, pe . a.m. o . a.m Books , Wisconsin phone 3244 Mishmoy Magazines OPERA BAR DAIRY BAR C It f OI'T1plf'T1eI'1IS O I C I t t Arthur Levenhagen, Prop. Omp 'men S O Confectionary STAUDINGER Ice Cream E . . Babe' Shot' FIRST NATIONAL BANK verythmg In the Dairy Line h 36 Hall For weddings, P one I' Dances, etc. Mishicot Wisconsin Manitowoc, Wisconsin Phone 3221 Mishicot Page Seventy-tour Compliments of WESTERN CONDENSING COMPANY Division of Foremost Dairies, Inc. Compliments of MISHICOT MODERN DAIRY INC. Producers of Various Types of American Cheese Mishicot, Wisconsin RON'S FLORAL SHOP Flowers for every occasion 1808 Washington Street Phone 2-7271 Phone 2131 Two Rivers Wisconsin Compliments of SCHMIDT'S CITIES SERVICE KRA'lNlKIS SERWCE STATION STELZER HARDWARE Quality Petroleum Products Chevrolet Sales General Hardware and 3337 Mishicot Road Service Repair Work of All Kinds Phone 4-6411 Phone 2572 Mishicof, Wisconsin Two Rivers Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin SPECHT FUNERAL HOME Paul E. Specht Day or Night STANGEL'S SUPER VALUE Where Shopping VILLAGE BAKERY Assortment of Bakery Dial 2682 Phone 3353 is a Pleasure Mishicot, Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin Serving Area for 34 Years Two Rivers Mannowoc Paul Wimmer SHEBOYGAN PRODUCE . SCHEURELI-'S COf'T1plIFTleI liS of COMPANY Wholesale Buyer Men's Clothiers Bl-ATT'-ERIS of 1600 Washington Street A 8' G Store Fresh Eggs Mishicot Sheboygan Manitowoc Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin Compliments of THEIS SHELL OIL CO. Mishicot, Wisconsin Phone 3244 Compliments of VIRGILI SHOE Repair Two Rivers Wisconsin Page Seventy-five - - BADGER GRILL A Good Place to Eat Homemade Soups and Pies Home Cooked Dinners Phone 2791 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of SCHUETTE BROS. CO. Established 1849 Manitowoc Wisconsin FARMCO Fa rmco Feeds-Seeds Fertilizer Gas-Oil-Tires Francis Creek Phone Manitowoc MU 4-9175 MU 2-6442 La rrabee Phone 3675 Manitowoc Newspaper, Inc. Publishers of THE HERALD TIMES Manitowoc Wisconsin Best Wishes Graduates of '61 BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Toys-Books-Gifts DICK BROS. BAKERY N. Sires' South SII'eeI Manitowoc Wisconsin Manitowoc Wisconsin FLEMAL'S FOOTWEAR GA'-ECKVS Shoes for the Entire Family 1604 Washington Street Good Clothes i 1700 Jefferson Street Sales and Service TWO CREEKS GARAGE Two Rivers Wisconsin R. Zimmer, Prop. Compliments of MIKE and LAVERNE'S BAR The Best in Food and Drink Specializing in Steak and Lobster Four Miles North of Mishicot Highway 163 Two Rivers Wisconsin Two Rivers Wisconsin PI'l0l'l6 Tisch Mills 18F212 NAPP HANSEN Compliments of Office and School Supply Manito 912 S. 8th Street woc Wisconsin The Florist Home Grown Flowers Two Rivers, Wisconsin SAXONBURG CO-OP DAIRY CO. Manufacturers of Quality Dairy Products Mishicot Rifl Wisconsin Compliments of MEINEKE GARAGE Phone 2442 Mishicot, Wisconsin I Compliments of MALLEY PRINTING CO. 1500 Jefferson Street Two Rivers Wisconsin Page Seventy-six Compliments ot PRINCL TRANSFER LINES Phone 2553 Mishicot Wisconsin Compliments of SCHMIDTMAN COMPANY Manufacturing Stationers and Wholesalers Manitowoc Wisconsin DEJA AND MARTIN Funeral Chapels Home of Fine Furniture Compliments of EGGERS PLYWOOD COMPANY Two Rivers Wisconsin BOEHRINGER OIL 8. FUEL CO. Building Materials- Ready-Mix Concrete Gasoline-Kerosene 8. Distillate Fuel 8 Lubricating Oils-Greases Phone Two Rivers, W1S. TWQ Rivers Wiscgnsin NBUI-OVAH TWO RIVERS SAVINGS BANK The Graduate's Watch Offices at Two Rivers-Mishicot-Tisch Mills Manitowoc Fehrs Manitowoc Largest Selections Wisconsin's Greatest Jewelers KUMBALEK'S BAR Tap and Case Beer Marcy and Roland Phone 2851 Mishicot Compliments of JOHN KAKES Service Station Sales and Service Phone 3661 Mishicot, Wis. A Savings Bank for Saving People 510,000 Maximum for Each Depositor Member of F.D.I.C. DALEBROUX Jewelers Diamonds-Giftware-Watches Phone 4-5121 1517 Washington St. Two Rivers KRONFORST ELECTRIC Electric Wiring a Specialty Zenith Radio 8. Television Kelvinator Appliances Phone 3632 Mishicot Page Seventy-s N . 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