Cochrane Fountain City High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Fountain City, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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I Q , m, ., ,, f me 'Qi I U N mm - - M -wks, 122 Q M . A 4 , wif 5, 'H 5355254 , x, 'Ng Q4 . w -2 . X t ails! A 55 . 1 -,HS X? K 2 w I 4553 cm' Giga. Hi' 'N s , L1 'i N J Xf'e3?f' - wav Nb, f. if lssf fi c? 5? mf f 2 L2 E Z s E 'fifgg vs. Af 1? X lv fl, i' R i TABLE OF CONTENTS if f' A 'Q I Q' 5 Dedication Z L gf 4 2 Activities Administration and Faculty L L 5 ' Athletics Seniors , ' 1 Undcrcla ssm en i L ggfg Index is ii 3 21 5 if :mx E if S ,,-Q fx T A MT Aditi, ,wa ,. ,Q Mr. Gavin Strand omg 1 f 1 K f' , Edward Miller, William Krause, Henry Zeichert, Loyal Haeuser, Kenneth Kafer, Mr. Strand fSuperintendentj, Norbert Litscher, Kermit Spieth. Mr. Strand, former principal and athletic director at C-FC, took over the duties of superintendent on August 15, 1966. As the short- age of time before the opening of school made it impossible to select a new principal, four teachers--Mr. Everson, Mr. Freimark, Mr. Rosenow, and Mr. Skorlinski--were appointed to carry out the principal's duties and to share in the numerous responsibilities. The faculty spent a busy year preparing the students to meet every- day challenges. Not only were they involved in academic work, but also in extra-curricular activities. Many teachers led club ac- tivities and all were involved in chaperoning activity buses. Aa'minz'stratz'0n Mr. Freimark, Mr. Skorlinski, Mr. Everson, Mr. Rosenow 6 MRS. MARY BERGLAND Nurse Miss SHARON CHAMBERLALN Engnsh 9,10 Ana' Gladbf Would He Leam, Ana' Gladbf Teach . . .Chaucer MRS. LOIS DUEL English 12 Vocal Music MR. ARLIE EVERSON American History Citizenship , Coach Principal MR. DAVID FEINDT Geometry Secretarial Practice Shorthand 3 Q R Coach C MRS. MARILYN FEINDT ' English 11, 12 Speech Drama Club 7 MRS . HARRIET KENNEY Physical Education Cheerleading GAA Pep Club Drill Team Health MR. WILLIAM FERGUSON Guidance General Math FMC FTA Student Council MR. GERALD FREIMARK Industrial Arts Physical Education Coach Principal a'ucatz'on F orms MR. RODNEY ROHRER Instrumental Music Music Apprecia- tion MR. LESTER ROSENOW Biology German I,II National Honor Society Principal The M ina' MRS. RUTH SCHAFFNER Home Economics HA MR. RICHARD SCI-ILEICH Advanced Math Chemistry Algebra II Physics Coach 9 MR. JAMES SCHMITZ Algebra I General Science Coach MR. JAMES SKORLINSK1 American Prob- lems World History American His- tory Principal MR. EVERETT STECKEL Physical Education Driver Education Coach Dea'z'catea' Educators MR. RAY SCHOLL Vocational Agriculture General Science FFA MRS . JUANITA SHERMAN English 12 Annual Forensics Librarian MRS. CONSTANCE STRAND Arc 1, Il, III 10 Marge Kammueller Mrs. Fried Mrs, Edna Fried, bookkeeper, and Mrs. Marge Kammueller, general secretary, kept our school operating smootihly by keeping the records and offering help to students. Instrument cyf Students Ana' Faculty OFFICE HELP: P. Beighley, N. Duellman, D. Bagniewski, D. Fetting, C. Literski, B. Deneff, K. Kamrowski, I. Wicka. PEERLESS CHAIN COMPANY STAR SHOE REPAIR WI NONA, MINNESOTA ll The school cooks, Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Abts, spent many hours in the school kitchen preparing nour- ishing and delicious food for the students and faculty. Mr. Helm and Mr. Passow, our school janitors, worked long hours after school to keep the building clean and orderly for the students. They deserve a great deal of recognition as they are an essential part of our school staff. BUS DRIVERS: STANDING: J. Kuri D. Heuer, A. Piel, E. Duellman, S. Mueller. KNEELING M. Conrad, E. Schmidtkne cht , R. Ziegler, W. Johnsrud. V Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Abts. Herb Helm ,. ,,.., . Walter Passow SHORTY'S BAR-CAFE sza CENTER STREET WINONA, MINNESOTA I2 I K FT Q.. J :I -1: .. .z,, f' 5-5' I , , , 1 , .... ,ug 3-ig-232. Q ' F ,z ,if ., ,. fi af r A .wk i 5 DAVE BAKER Band 15 Pep Band 15 Lettermen's Club 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Mag. Sale Team Capt. 35 Football 45 Basketball 1, 35 Greenlake Delegate5 Chapter Farmer5 DHIA Award. JOHN BAURES Class Off. 1, 35 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming King. MICHAEL BAURES Lettermen's Club 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Basketball 2. PEGGY BEIGHLEY Band 1,25 Drama 3,45 Newspaper 1,25 FMC 1,25 Off. girl 4. 14 MARY ABTS Student Council 1, 35 Off. 35 Class Off. 25 Chorus 1, 3,45 Drama 1, 3,45 Annual 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 FMC 1,2,3, 45 Off. 3, 45 Mag. Sale High Salesman 45 Che leader 1,2, 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Drill Team 45 Senior Class Play5 Homecoming Queen5 Marching Drill Te am 35 Badger Girls State-alternate. 2 7 BY- STEPHANIE ANDRESS Librarian 1 . STEVEN AUER Letterrnen's Club 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 4. 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, ROBERT BAECKER Class Off. 45 Mag. Sale Team Capt. 25 Badger Boys State-alternate . Seniors Seek DON BIELEFELDT Letter1'nen's Club 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Wrestling 2, 4 . RONDA BLOCK Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 1, 3, 45 Annual 3,45 News- paper 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1,2, 3,45 Off. 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 35 GAA 3,45 Off. 35 Marching Drill Team 3. RICHARD BURMEISTER Baseball 1,2,45 Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1. RENATA DECKER Class Off. 35 Drama 1,2,3,45 Off. 45 Forensics 1,2, 3 Dist. Cont. 35 Newspaper 2, 3,45 Ed. 45 FMC 1, 2, 35 Off. 35 Majorette 3,45 Pep Club 45 Senior Class Play5 Prom Attendant 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Cheer- leader 3, 4. New Horizons w ,, an -1 ii ka . - 15 1 , ' , 5' 245 BARBARA DENEFF Chorus 15 Drama 1,2, 3,45 Forensics 35 Annual 1, 3,45 Newspaper 1, 3,45 Librarian 1,2, 3, 45 FMC 1,2,45 Senior Class Play5 Off. Girl 45 Pep Club 3, 4. MAUREEN DENISON Drama 45 Annual 15 FHA 1,2. PATTY DRAZKOWSKI Drama 1,2,45 Annual 15 FHA 1,25 Newspaper 1. WILLIAM DWO RSCHAK Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Sen ior Class Play. 15 DIANE FETTING Chorus 1 2 3 4- Forenics 1- FMC2 3 4- FHA1 2 3 45 I ! J I S I ! ! J I J ! Off. 45 Off. Girl 254. BRENDA FLEMING ' Student Council -Alt. 45 Class Off. 15 Forensics 15 An- nual 3,45 FMC l,2,3,45 Off. 45 Mag. Team Capt. 25 High Salesman 1,2, 35 Mgr. 45 GAA 3,45 Off. 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Drill Team 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Prom Queen. CAROLINE GILLE Forensics 15 Annual 15 Newspaper 1, 25 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 45 FMC 1,25 FHA 15 Off. Girl 4. VINCE GOTZ Student Council 25 Drama 2, 45 Annual 3, 45 Sports Ed. 45 Newspaper 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 FMC 45 Mag. Team Capt. 15 High Salesman 3,45 Track 25 Golf 3, 45 Baseball 1,2, 3, 45 Football 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Badger Boys State. 16 Seniors A ttain STEVE HAEUSER Track 45 Baseball 1, 35 Wrestling 4. SHIRLEY HEICHEL Transfer Student 25 Band 2, 35 Dist. Cont. 25 Pep Band 2,35 Chorus 253,45 Dist. Cont. 2,45 Annual 3,45 Newspaper2 3, 45 FMC 2,35 FHA 1,2,3, 45 Off. 45 Crisco Award 2, Drama 3, Pep Club 3, 4, sci. sym. 35 FTA 4. NANCY HEINEMANN Class Off. 25 Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Off. 45 Drama 3,45 Foren- sics 3, 45 Dist. Cont. 35 Annual 3, 45 Copy Ed. 45 News- paper 45 Mag. Team Capt. 1,25 GAA 35 Senior Class Play5 Pep Club 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant. PATSY HEROLD Drama 3, 45 Annual 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Marching Drill Team 3. H zlgh School Goals NANCY JASZEWSKI Drama 1, 2, 3,45 Forensics 1, 2, 35 Annual 2, 3, 45 News- paper 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 2, 3,45 Off. 45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Off. 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 GAA 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Drill Team 45 Marching Drill Team 35 Senior Class Play. DUANE JOHNSON Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Track 35 Football 1, 2,45 Wrestling 1. LINDA JOHNSRUD Class Off 1- Band 1 2- Chorus 1 2 3 4- Drama 3,45 An- nual 3, 45. Newspaper? 3, 45 Sno-Ball,A3tte,ndant 15 Girl's State5 GAA 35 Sci. Sym. 35 Senior Class Play5 Drill Team 45 Homecoming Attendant. . CHRIS KAMROWSKI FFA 1,2, 45 Track 45 Golf 3,45 WJDA 1,24 CHARLES HERZBERG FFA 1,2, 3,45 WIDA 1,z, s,4. HERMAN HOESLEY FFA 1, 2, 3. BRENDE HOFER' Band 1,2, 3,45 Dist. Cont. 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Drama 2, 3,45 Forensics 1,2, 3,45 Dist. Cont. 1,2, 35 Annual 3, 45 Newspaper 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 35 FHA 15 GAA 35 Pep Club 3. 5 JOANNE HUBER Drama 3, 45 Forensics 3,45 Dist. Cont. 35 Annual 3,45 Newspaper 3, 45 Librarian 15 FMC 25 Mag. Team Capt 45 GAA 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Marching Drill Team- 35 Senior Class Play. 1 17 f E as-3 . 5 5 1 1 The Future Is Ours SHARON KOUBA Drama 45 Forensics 1525 Dist. Cont. 25 FMC 1. TERRI KRAUSE Student Council 25 Chorus 15 25 3545 Dist. Cont. 25 35 4. Drama 15253545 off. 4, Amuai 3,45 GAA 3554, off. 45' Forensics 15 Pep Club 35 45 Senior Class Play5 Drill Team 4. ALLYN KRUMHOLZ Student Council 25 Class Off. 45 Drama 35 45 Annual 25 3545 Newspaper 25 3545 Mag. Sale Team Capt. 45 Bas- ketball 1525 Football Mgr. 25 Sci. Sym. 35 Senior Class Play5 Pep Club 4. RICK KRUMHOLZ Student Council 15 Drama 45 Forensics 25 35 45 News- paper 35 45 Photographer 45 Basketball 1. SHEILA KAUFMANN Drama 35 45 Forensics 15 Annual 35 45 Art Ed. 45 News- paper 45 GAA 35 Pep Club 35 4. JOAN KLEIN Student Council 35 Off. 35 Band 1,25 35 Dist. Cont. 15 2535 Off. 35 Chorus 15253545 Dist. Cont. 1525 3545 Drama 15 25 3545 Var. Show 35 Senior Class Play5 Fo- rensics 15 25 Annual 35 45 Ed. 45 Newspaper 15 25 35 45 FMC 1525 35 Mag. Sale Team Capt. 45 GAA 3545 Pep Club 35 45 FTA 4. ' KATHY KOENIG Drama 15 Annual 15 Librarian 1525 3545 FHA 1. JUDY KORTE Student Council 15 Annual 3545 Newspaper 15 25 35 45 Li brarian 1525 3545 Off. 45 FMC 45 FHA 25 3545 Off. 45 Mag. Sale Team Capt. 35 Pep Club 3545 GAA 3545 Green Lake Delegate 35 Drill Team 45 Snowball Atten- dant 35 Senior Class Play5 Marching Drill Team 3. ..,u.w,.t5 . .sv ,M 55 -4 pig'-pg 55:--g ..-. - 5 f - . -Were. -- 18 5 BARBARA KUBICEK Drama 35 Annual 1, 35 Newspaper 1, 2, 35 FMC 1, 2, 35 ' FHA 15 Pep Club 3. CLAIRE LITERSKI Drama 1, 253,45 Annual 1,3,45 Newspaper 1,2, 3,45 Li- brarian 1,2, 3,45 Off. 45 FMC 1,25 FI-IA 2, 3,45 Marching Drill Team 3, GAA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 FTA 3,45 Mm 5 Off. 3 . SHARON MALLES Chorus 1 , MA RY MICHAELS Drama 1,2, 3,45 Annual 1,2,3,45 Newspaper 15 FMC 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Marching Drill Team 3. Class Of 1967 FRED NEITZEL Student Council 3,45 Off. 45 Class Off. 1, 35 Prom King5 Pep Club 3,45 Newspaper 45 Art Ed. 45 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Off. 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Co-Capt. 3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 co-Capt. 4, wmsuing 152, 3,45 co- Capt. 3,4. SANDY PELOWSKI Drama 1,2,45 Annual 15 Newspaper 1. DAVID PIEL Forensics 15 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Base- ball 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 State Meat judging Contest. DAN PLATTETER Student Cotmcil 1, 35 Class Off. 2,45 Pep Club 45 Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,45 Off. 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Co-Capt. 45 Football 2, 3,45 Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. 19 STEVEN PRUSSING Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2, 3, Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Dist. Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, 4, Photog- rapher 4, Lettermen's Club 3,45 Mag. Team Capt. 2, Basketball Mgr. 25 Pep Club 3, Senior Class Play, Bad- ger Boy's State, Alternate. NANCY PUTZ Chorus1,2,3,4, FMC 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,4, GAA 4. TONY ROSENOW Drama 3, 4, Newspaper 25 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Class Play. BEVERLY ROTHERING Drama 4, FMC 4, GAA 3. New Goals Set WAYNE RUBEN FFA 1,2, 3,45 off. 4, WIDA 1, 2,3,4. DALE SCI-IAFFNER FFA 1,2,3,4, Off. 3,45 Track 1. JANE SCI-IMIDTKNECHT Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Cont. 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 43 Off. 4, Forensics 2, 3,49 State 2, 3, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, FMC 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Off. 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, GAA 35 Snowball Attendant 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play. LOWELL SCI-IMIDTKNECHT FFA 2, Track 3, 4, Football 2, Basketball 3, 4. 20 4 E RICHARD SCHOLL Band 15253545 Pep Band 25 35 FFA 15,25 3545 Mag. Team Capt. 15 Basketball 15 35 Wrestling 25 45 WJDA 15 25 35 45 Senior Class Play. LAVONNE SCI-IULTZ Drama 35 45 FMC 1525 3545 FHA 25 35 45 High Salesman 3545 GAA 3545 Off. 45 Drill Team 4. GARY SENN Lettermen's Club 3545 FFA 152535 45 Rep. 35 Sent. 45 Football 15 35 45 Wrestling 25 35 WIDA 15 253. PEGGY ANN SUHR ' FMC 1525 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, GAA 3,45 Drill Team 4. Ola' Goals Reachea' RICHARD SUHR Student Council 3, 45 Band 1525 Pep Band 15 25 Chorus 25 Drama 15 FFA 1525 3545 Off. 3,45 Green Lake Dele gate 35 Mag. Team Capt. 35 WJDA 15253545 Off. 3. DALE TOURTELLOT Forensics 15 Lettermen's Club 3545 Track 25 3545 Foot ball 15 25 Basketball 15 25 3, 4. JESS VERAGUTH Band 1525 Chorus 1525 FFA 15253545 Wrestling 1525 35 WJDA 1,25354. RICHARD VOSS Student Council 45 Forensics 35 Lettermen's Club 35 45 Track 35 Weight-Lifting Club 35 Football 35 45 Wrest- ling 35 45 Pep Club 45 Badger Boy's State. 21 1 Knowledge Is Power . . .Bacon BILL WOJCHIK Student Council 13 Class Off. 2, 33 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3,43 Football 1, 2, 3,43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Capt. 4. CAROL WOLFE Transfer Student 33 Student Council 43 Off. 43 Drama 43 Forensics 33 Annual 43 Newspaper 3,43 GAA 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Co-Chairman 4. NEIL ZIEGLER Lettermen's Club 3,43 FFA 2, tling 43 WJDA 2, 3, 43 Senior Seniors Whose Pictures Q Do Not Appear KAREN DINGFELDER CHARLES URBAN 22 BETSY WENGER Band 1,25 Dist. Cont. 1, 2, Chorus 1,23 Drama 1,2, 3 4 Newspaper 1, 23 FMC 1,2, 3, 43 Marching Drill Team 3 JUDY WENGER Band 23 Drama 1, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 1, 23 FMC 1, 2, 3, 4 - Marching Drill Team 33 Drill Team 4. JANET WICKA Student Council 23 Drama 2, 3, 43 Forensics 1, 3, 43 An 3 nual 3,43 Business Mgr. 43 Newspaper 3, 43 FMC 1,2, 3 FHA 23 Freshman Prom Attendant3 GAA 3,43 Off. 43 Pep Club 33 Off. Girl 43 Marching Drill Team 33 Senior Class Play. JERRY WIECZOREK Class Off. 43 Student Council 43 Chorus 3,43 Off. 43 Dist. Cont. 3,43 Annual 3,43 Newspaper 3,43 Mag. Team Capt. 43 Basketball 23 Senior Class Play. RQ'Zectz'0ns On Our Last Tear At C-FC The Senior Class of 1967 spent four years sharing with one another the process of gaining knowledge. Athletics and extra-curricular activities also were an important aspect of their high school days. As freshmen entering C-FC, they quickly ad- justed to the new environment. Most of the year was spent getting acquainted with many new faces and a new way of life. In September of their sophomore year, the class sponsored the freshman initiation dance. Another important event was the selection of class rings. Hard work and thoughtful planning helped to make the junior Prom a success. The theme, Some Enchanted Evening, was carried out through a South Seas atmosphere. The Homecoming football victory and dance, the class play, and the senior banquet climaxed the senior year. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Kenney, Mr. Rosenow, Mr. Scholl and Mr. Marchionda. l OFFICERS: M. Benning, treasurer, W. Engel, Vice-president, F. Neitzel, president, C. Wolfe, secretary. Student Representatives Inspivfe Leadershzf The Student council this year exercised their powers in school government by setting up rules to benefit the entire student body. The student council decided that the money obtained through the magazine drive should be used to purchase a portable public address- system and a stero tape recorder. Student council members pur- chased pins to be worn as a badge of their office. Setting up the agenda for Homecoming, selling Homecoming buttons, and select- ing assemblies for the following year were the cou.nci1's responsibil- ities. FIRST ROW SFATED: R. Voss, R. Suhr, B. Fleming, J. Wieczorek, D. Bagniewski, SECOND ROW SEATED: F. Neitzel, W. Engel,C. Wolfe, M. Benning, T. Braatz, L. Thorne, G. Krause. STANDING: Mr. Ferguson, B. Bond, D. Ruben, D. Wicka, J. Krumm, J. Haney, R. Ferguson, R. Heitman, T. Grable, L. Dworshak, D. Brommerich. KLINE ELECTRIC STAGER JEWELRY STORE DRS. KOLLOFSKI AND DEBOLT 122 WEST SECOND so WEST THIRD STREET op-1-QME-1-R15-rs WINONAQ, MINNESOTA 24 5? 4 TA gr PH a in w.' f' 3 f-as . 5, . xr K uv 'I f it pw, 5 IW 0 fs 1 K ' 5, if J - xt VK as , ' 32:-,giv f - .L N-gy 11 gps X , K. , 5 iQ.:.hX- 1 A fqfmgltx 'K ff X 42.2, Eg g ii Wi 'l 1 Qi +3 5 f,- X ,lx 1- ff s ir 125, w -1 -wr .ig if ,U an sw si Q ix 1 E 'EN if Eg WIF- R ,K+ W? .... ,N x 4 Victory bonfire . Fans Cheer B915 The sixth annual Homecoming at C-FC opened September 29 with a bonfire and snake dance. The bonfire, traditionally built by the seniors, was lit by co-captains, Fred Neitzel and Dan Platteter. Master of ceremonies, Rick Krumholz, introduced the queen, Mary Abts, and her court. Steve Prussing honored the royalty by singing May You Always. Mr. Freimark crowned Mary Abts queen and presented her with a white football autographed by the players. The Lemmon Sisters hit the high notes. Mmm. . . Mamma Mia's pizza is good. Cheerleaders inspire fans. Enthusiasm! 26 To Victmy The Pirates fought hard and defeated Osseo which made the Homecoming a complete success. Tom Rosenow scored in the first period. Second quarter, C-FC got a drive going which ended in a 12 yard pass from Dan Platteter to Tom Rosenow for another touch- down. Osseo then scored on a pass interception. The score remained 12-7, with both teams playing a strong defensive game. Halftime entertainment was provided by the band and the pom pon girls. The queen and her court were presented to the spectators. We've got him now! Dan's off an' runningf Pirates go for every inch. Hustle n' Bustle Coach and co-captain in conference. Brenda and Fred Queen Mary and King John Renata and Bill The Homecoming dance was held in the gym which was decorated by the juniors to the theme, Victory in September. Queen Mary Abts and King john Baures and the court led the Grand March. The Frank Uhlig Orchestra furnished the music for dancing. Nancy and Dan Linda and Tom Pirates Celebrate Vzetmy D. Platteter, N. Heinemann, T. Rosenow, L. Johnsrud, King John Baures, Queen Mary Abts, F. Neitzel, B. Fleming, R. Decker, B. Wojchik. 28 g and Queen kin d Hours Of Work Create Beauqy Lucky Jane! help ghar . r uf- fu- 1 ll Z4 113 5 1 Q3 S 0 A up 9 . QTY ' f' ' .. : Q , J' Q' f 1 Q , 3, vu J Q. 2 , xg ' rr e - , -,Y 'x Linda johnsrud entertains royalty at pre-prom party. B. Franzwag R. Abts, J. Haney, J. Kriesel, H. Chedester, L. Schultz, L. Johnsrud, King Fred Neitzel, Queen Brenda Fleming, D. Decker, K. Wolfe, J. Baures. Prom Of '66- Some Enchanted Eveningv Signing the guestbook. Palm trees and island flowers depicted the 1966 prom theme, Some En- chanted Evening. The Wayne Solberg Orchestra played within a band shell shaped as a sea shell. Em- erald and white streamers were draped from the ceil- ing and punch was served from a bamboo hut. The mural of sand, sky and water supplied the final touches to make the eve- ning truly an enchanted one. Crowning of the King and Queen. First dance. 31 Old and young enjoy the dance. On October 28, 1966, the senior class presented the play, The Man Who Came to Dinner, by Moss Hart and George Kaufman. The play, which was directed by Miss Schwanke and student director, janet Wicka, was a frolicsome comedy, The entire cast and crew numbered 45. The backstage was crowded with make-up people, ready to powder a shiny-nosed actor, and with perspiring, jittery cast members, waiting for their turn onstage. Miss Preen had a pin ready in case they started to giggle. After the play ended, one of the actresses commented, I really en- joyed being in the play. A11 the nights of long practice were well worth it. Oh! My ca1f's-foot jelly. Organized confusion. Laughter Reigns Supreme At Senior Class Play All I do.. . 32 Hi ya, Doc. OFFICERS: J. Wieczorek, presidentg R. Decker, vice- presidentg J. Schmidtknecht, secretaryg T. Krause, treasurer. , The Drama Club worked many hours to present entertainment to the student body and the public. At the March Variety show several seniors di- rected three one-act plays presented on an arena- Zt:'LEIiSgl2E:Eg?e was held to help finance the club's BENSON OPTICIANS GRAHAM AND MCGUIRE WOOL.WORTH'S 100 EXCHANGE BLDG. SPORTING Gooos SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TEL. 2554 6B WEST THIRD STREET SHOP WOOLWORTHVS FIRST WINONA, MINNESOTA 34 SITTING: R. Block, K. Baecker, J. Huber, C. Wolfe, B. Hofer. STANDING: J. Wicka, M. Benning, J. Schmidtknecht, N. Heinemann, C. Urban, S. Prussing, R. Voss, Mrs. Sherman. C-FC Forensics Team Dominates Conjirence Jane practices. HAEUSER BROTHERS FOUNTAIN c1'rY, WISCONSIN RUTH'S RESTAURANT oun SPECIALTY--sooo Foon OPEN 24 I-nouns DAILY WINONA, MINNESOTA The C-FC forensics team Won the southern Dairy land Conference contest for the second conse cutive year under the coaching of Mrs. Sherman. Students participating at the state contest at Mad ison were Mary Ann Benning, declamationg Caroline Ernst, public address, and jane Schrnidtknecht, inter pretative reading of prose. Caroline and jane were awarded A ratings, and Mary Ann received a B ' rating. 35 J. Schmidtknecht, M. Benning Sports Editor . . . .... Vince Gotz Art Editor ..... . .Sheila Kaufmann Business Manager . . .... janet Wicka Copy Editor .... . . Nancy Heinemann Assistant Editor . . .... Kay Baecker Photographer . . . . Steve Prussing Terry, Judy and Shirley help type- Editor .... . . . Joan mein Ea'z'tz'ng Yearbook Sparks Interest In Journalism The yearbook staff again put in a busy year. Busy was the word as each deadline approached. September 15, a delegation from the club spent the Many long hours after school working on layouts and day soliciting for advertisements in Winona. copy were necessary to complete the yearbook. 36 Editor. . . Art Editor . Photographer. . . . Co-Editor . Co-Editor . Sports Editor Advisor . . Copy Editor . . Newspaper Stajj' The Pirateer Press gave coverage on IJ!! 'T the everyday events at C-FC. Several 6 issues of the paper were printed by Mr. Schuth. - On October 27, the newspaper and an Th 'W nual staff attended the 17th' Annual Press 6 Convention at Eau Claire. There they were . . Renata Decker . Fred Neitzel Rick Krumholz . Carolyn Abts Karen Knospe . . . .Allyn Krumholz .Mrs. Gerlach . . Mary Abts Shakespeare exposed to fresh ideas in journalism. 37 This year the F.H.A. took on many new projects. A gift of food was given to the children's home in Winona for Thanksgiving. The Sadie I-Iawkin's Day Dance was a new dance initiated by our future home- rnakers. The annual Sno-Ball dance was held in February. Delegates to the state convention at Green Lake were Judy Korte and Mary Sutter. SITTING: N. Jaszewski, presidentg D. Bagniewski, vice-presi- dentg J. Schmidtknecht, secretaryg J. Korte, treasurer. STAND ING: Mrs. Schaffner, advisorg D. Fetting, degree Ieaderg M. Sutter, historiang R. Block, parliamentarian. FHA Inz'zfz'ates New Prqects FIRST ROW: L. Krause, J. Korte, L. Isakson, P. Schmidtknecht, D. Literski, M. Dittrich, L. Anderson, R. Gabrick, Mrs. Schaffner. SECOND ROW: I... Bielefeldt, 1. Schmidtknecht, 1. Sass, J. Kammueller, N. Drazkowski, C. Literski, C. Blank, S. Kline, F. Dittrich. THIRD ROW: D. Fetting, D. Bagniewski, N. Pun, K. Keller, C. Koontz, P. Suhr, J. Blank, S. Heichel, J. Pape. FOURTH ROW: G. Barth, S. Vera- guth, C. Ryder, N. Jaszewski, R. Block, L. Schultz, N. Duellman, M. Sutter. 38 FFA OFFICERS D. Baker, farm safety chairman, W. Engel, vice-president, G. Senn, sentinel, D. Schaffner, secretary, R. Suhr, president, A. Kammueller, treasurer, W. Ruben, reporter, Mr. Scholl, advisor x V The initiation of new members started the activities of the FFA. In September Al Haeuser, Dale Schaffner, and Rich Suhr were awarded an expense-paid trip to the National Dairy Congress at Waterloo, Iowa. Wayne Ruben attended the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-op meeting at Fon du Lac, The FFA also sent two land judging teams to participate in the state contest at Grand Marsh where they placed eighth on the senior team and second on the junior team. FFA Promotes VQCQIZQHQZ w.J.D.A. OFFICERS: A. Haeuser, treasurer, R. sum, vice-president, D. Schaffner, president, A. Kam- mueller, secretary. FIRST ROW: S. Stuber, D. Drazkowski, M. Stinson, A. Kammueller, G. Baker, G. Brandes, J. Veraguth, P. Malotke, M. Averbeck. SECOND ROW: D. Hund, M. Schaffner, L. Lettner, T. Litscher, W. Engel, W. Ratz, N. Schaffner, R. Isakson, B. Engel. THIRD ROW: M. Sutter, W. Ruben, B. Moga, B. Kyser, M. Oesau, J. Rothering, J. Kubicek, L. Dworschak, J. Bechly. FOURTH ROW: R. Scholl, G. Myer, G. Senn, T. Comero, R. Suhr, H. Hoesley, G. Frie, A. Haeuser, L. Semling. FIFTH ROW: D. Schaffner, D. Fetting, D. Baker, J. Auer, C. I-Iartzberg, N. Ziegler, C. Kamrowski, D. Piel, D. Fetting. 39 OFFICERS: K. Baecker, assistant librarian, R. Block, head librariang I. Korte, secretary, N. jaszewski, poster chairman In October, five senior librarians-- Ronda Block, Barbara Deneff, Caroline Gille, Judy Korte, and Claire Literski--attended the fourth annual Northwestern Wisconsin Student Li- brarian's Workshop at New Richmond. Dr. I. Birney Dibble, author of IN THIS LAND OF EVE, spoke on his re- cent trip to Tanganyika. Other activities included a Valentine party and an field trip to the Twin Cities. Librarians. . . At Your Service FIRST ROW: R. Block, N. Iaszewski, J. Korte, K. Baecker, S. Tylka, B. Deneff. SECOND ROW: Mis. Sherman, K. Koenig, C. Literski, C. Kamrowski D. Konter, P. Horstman.TI-HRD ROW: C. Blnk, C. Gille, S. Rolbiecki, G. Lince, K. Knospe, A. Bolterman. 3 FIRST ROW: L. Anderson, T. Brandes, D. Literski, P. Schmidtknecht, N. Drazkoswki, S. jurasinski. SECOND ROW: R. Therr- ing, T. Gille, R. Ewing, R. Fergu- son, L. Passow, M. Konkel, D. Wnuk, E. Krett. THIRD ROW: L. Krause, D. Kupietz, K. Kaufmann, J. Blank, J. Haney, K. Schmidtknecht, K. Krumholz. The Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Mr. Ferguson, has been re- organized for the second con- secutive year. Besides the usual activity of selling concessions, they earned money to buy new laboratory equipment. They also observed and assisted in the teaching of elementary stu- dents. Their helpful assistance in the Spring Festival presented by the elementary gradeswas appreciated. Carol Wolfe, presidentg joan Klein, secretary-treasurerg Patty Ruben, His toriang Mike Baures, vice-president. F TA. . .Established Ana' Growing SITTING:J. Klein, C. Wolfe, P. Ruben. STANDING: C. Blecka, M. Blecka, K. Baecker, M. Baures, C. Literski, S. Heichel, G. Barth. WAUMANDEE STATE BANK HOME ELECTRIC SHOP COCHRANE STATE BANK WAUMANDEE, WISCONSIN o. A. LINDRUD, PROP. coca-IRANE, wlscoNs1N G, E, APPLIANCES, PLUMBING, AND HEATING COCHRANE, WISCONSIN Mary practices taking jane's pulse. . . OFFICERS: K. Schmidtknecht, treasurery B. Fleming, vice The Future Medical Career Club, presidentg M. Abts, presidentg Mrs. Bergland, school nurse with the help of Mr. Ferguson, started the 66-67 year with several new members. Activities and programs during the P C year included guest speakers, movies, and field trips. In M ea'z'cz'ne ABT'S GROCERY A. C. PRUSSING AND SON DUELLMAN'S AND HARDWARE A AND W ROOT BEER FOUNTAIN CITY, WISCONSIN 42 GAA Broadens Actz'vz'ties Through A Sports Day The G.A.A. sponsored many social and extra- curricular activities under the direction of Mrs. Kenney. During the year a Wide variety of sports was offered through intramurals. Social and 'extralcurricular activities involved bowling, dancing, and volleyball. The G. A.A. Constitution was amended with the intro- duction of new sports and the initiating of an award system. OFFICERS: J. Wicka, presidentg B. Fleming, treasurerg T. Krause, vice-presidentg C. Abts, secretaryg L. Schulz, point-secretary. SPORTSHEADS: KNEELING: B. Heitman, B. T Fleming, T. Krause. STANDINQ: J. Wolfe, C. Literski, D. Bagniewski. l WAL.Z BUICK-OLDS-GMC TRUCKS NATIONAL FOOD STORES GL.EN'S MOBIL 225 WEST THIRD - PHONE 3348 WINONA, MINNESOTA FOUNTAIN CITY. WINONA WISCONSIN 43 Pep Club Sets The Stage I PEP CLUB CO-CHAIRMEN: ROW 1: L. Krause, S. Kline, D. Bagniewski, J. Korte, C. Wolfe. ROW 2: 1. Przytalski, C. Blecha, N. Duellman. PAFFRATH'S PAINTS SUNBEAM BAKERS WINONA, MINNESOTA WINONA, MINNESOTA 44 F or Vietopf The Pep Club contributed greatly to the enthusiasm of the student body. Each class was in charge of decorating different sections of the school. Many nights were spent making posters and displays for the different sports. Skits were presented at pep fests. A parents' night for football, basketball, and wrestling, as well as dances, were sponsored by the club. The Pep Club sponsored football Parents' Night. The Magazine Sale, extending from September 7-21, was another success this year. The drive went well over the goal and reached a total of 552, 880. The three top salesmen-jerry Fiedler, Kathy Keller, and Vince Gotz received re- wards of money. The eight top salesmen and the managers took a trip to Minneapolis as their prize. The freshman class received S20 for being the high selling class. TOP MAGAZINE SALESMEN: SITTING: M. Abts, K. Keller, L. Schultz, P. Horstmann. STANDING: V. Gotz, G. Fiedler, D. Dieckman, T. McFar1in. MANAGERS: Marge and Brenda Magazz'ne Sale Soars Above Goal MAGAZINE SALE TEAM CAPTAINS: BOTTOM ROW: J. Huber, J. Klein, J. Kriesel, M. Benning, L. Anderson, J. Haney, K. Franzwa. TOP ROW: L. Thorne, A. Krumholz, G. Wieczorek, D. Wicks., S. Wieczorek, G. McQuinn R. Rohrer, J. Arneson. WALLY'S SUPPER CLUB FOUNTAIN crrv, w1scoNs1N Music-The Speech Of Angels The mixed chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Duel, presented a ACCOMPANISTS: Joan and Nancy number of concerts for the enjoyment of students and local people. Many practices were held before the chorus participated in the district music contest at La Crosse. Members of the chorus chosen to sing at the Dairyland Festival Choir at Augusta were Mary Abts, Shirley Heichel, Nancy Heinemann, Linda Iohnsrud, Ioan Klein, Terri Krause, john Losinski, Steve Prussing, Jane Schmidtknecht, Duane Flemming, Randy Isakson, and jerry Wieczorek. CHORUS OFFICERS: D. Ruben, librariang Steve Baures, assistant librarian, N. Heinemann, president, M. Abts, secretary-treasurer, I. Wieczorek, vice-president. 46 BAND COUNCIL SITTING: S. Baertsch, L. Rohrer I. Sass. STANDING: Mr. Davig, L. Muench, D. Flemming, B. I-Iofer, M. Blecha. Band Challenges Mu5z'e Students Under the new band director, Mr. Davig, the band presented a. number of concerts. They marched during halftime ceremo- nies at Homecoming and at parades during the summer. Members of the band partici- pated in the contest at La Crosse in solos and ensembles. Those attending the Dairyland Music Festival at Augusta were L. Rohrer, M. Blecha, R. Kaske and D. Ruben. The high stepping band in action. MAJORETTES: KNEELING: R. Decker, L. Anderson, C. Abts. STANDING: I. Schmidknecht, M. Abts, L. johnsrud. 47 FLUTES: B. Hofer, D. Rubeng T. Gilleg I. Scholmeier. K LM...- - ...ui The band practices. J.C. PENNEY COMPANY WINONA, MINNESOTA A. H. ROHRER cocx-IRANE, wlscoNslN CLARINETS: C. Blechag S. Baertschg I. Sassg M. Blecha. TROMBONES: R. Isaksong R. Kaskeg S. Prussing. SAXOPHONES: STANDING: R. Rohrer, D. Flemming, I. Conrad. SITTING: S. Haeuser, L. Muench. DRUMS: R. Scholl, G. Barth, M. Scholl. Elements Of Harmony TRUMPETS: I. Ruben, D. Gmm, L. Rohrer, D. Johnson, D. Schwanke, B. Schniepp. ACHENBACH DRUG COCHRANE BOWLING LANES RUDY'S RED OWL COCHRANE, WISCONSIN COCHRANE, WISCONSIN COCHRANE, WISCONSIN 49 Officers pose with Mr. Feindt. Fred Neitzel, presidenty Dan Platteter, vice -presidentg John Baures, secretary-treasurer. Letterman Aim For Pewction In Sports , The le1:termen's I club, under the su- pervision of our ath- letic coaches, pro- vides an opportunity for all who have earned a letter in a major sport to par- ticipate in the ac-'N tivities of the organ- ization. These boys have sponsored school dances, sold con- cessions, and in other ways raised the money to pay for the me- dallions for our con- ference champion football players. They have also tried to encourage student support of our ath- letic team. CINDERELLA SHOPPES ONE sToP SEWING CENTERS FAIRYLAND OF FABRICS 214 IVIANKATO AVENUE as WEST THIRD WINONA, MINNESOTA 50 VW' Q15 1 'pg Q X ELK. Xx Q Q z 4 A X M n fl : 'R ir Hurry, Hurry! 880 A-Go-Go. lin You can do it, Bill! Cindermen Rezgn F irst The Tracksters of C-FC completed their most successful year during the 65-66 season. The team's only loss came to a tough Winona team. Later in the season they evened the score by defeating the Winhawks. At the end of the year Hal Chedester was voted the Most Valuable Trackman by his teammates. John Baures, Dennis Tacke, Hal Chedester, Don Bielefeldt, Fred Neitzel, and Neil Ziegler qualified to represent C-FC at the state track meet. - - I A IQNIEELING: T. Rosenow, B. Dworschak, T. Rosenow, G. Miller, L. Lettner, 1. Kriesel, J. Krtunm. SECOND ROW: D. Bielefeldt, T. Braatz, D. johnson, D. Tourtellott, M. Baures, D. Tacke, Mgr. Trowbridge, Mr. Friemark. STANDING: Mr. Williams, N. Ziegler, L. Schmidtknecht, S. Auer, J. Grable, I. Baures, D. Platteter, H. Chedester, F. Neitzel. MILE RELAY TEAM: T. Braatz, T. Rosenow, B. Dworschak, N. Ziegler. A11 set, boys? I n Conprence Gaining fast. 880 RELAY TEAM: F. Neitzel, T. Braatz, J. Grable, H. Chedester. 53 Out ahead. Ted runs hard Puff- puff . What a. figure! Field Events Help! I f 535 a XIV I - What a jump! Up and over Under Coach Everett Steckel, the Pirate golfers showed improvement over last year's scores. They participated in meets with Mondovi, Arcadia, Osseo, Whitehall, Bangor, Galesville, and in the sectional tourna- ment at Galesville. The Pirates showed constant effort and were in contention in most of their meets. Because the sport is still relatively new, inexperi- ence got the best of them in losing 3 meets by less than 5 strokes each. With that never give up attitude they defeated Brookwood in an eighteen-hole match. Rich Abts was the leading golfer all year and was voted the Most Valuable Golfer. ROW 1: R. Abts, G. Fiedler, L. Ernst, C. Kamrowski. ROW 2: T Eikamp, Coach Mr. Steckel, V. Gotz, J. Brenengen. l GOWN Show Determination Keep your eye on the ball L3-YYY tees Off- 55 Strike 'em out! You're out! Pirates Win Second In Conjkrence Under Coach Bob Stirn, the Pirates competed in The leading hitters throughout the year were the summer baseball program. This summer they Jim Brenengen and Rich Abts. The pitching duties tied for second place in tough competition with a were handled by Rich Abts and Tom Rosenow. record of 8-3 and 10-5 over-all. A tighter defense The Most Valuable Player Award was won by in key games could have made the difference be- Rich Abtg, tween a second place and a championship team. KNEELING: I. Hansen, S. Wieczorek, J. Kriesel, M. Stinson, L. Lettner. CENTER: Coach Bob Stirn, T. Rosenow, D. Block, R. Abts, K. Wojchik, J. Ruben, L. Rohrer. BACK ROW: T. Rosenow, G. Krause, D. Piel, T. Braatz, J. Brenengen, S. Auer, V. Gotz, M. Baures. 56 Hit: the dirt! 1 Pitchers: R. Abts, T. Rosenow Catchers: T. Rosenow, K. Wojchik Going for home . Is it a home run? FIRST ROW: R. Decker, N. Jaszewski, M. Abts, L. johnsrud. SECOND ROW: M. Benning, M. Groves, C. Abts Cheerleaders Add Zest To Athletic Events B Squad Cheerleaders: K. Franzwa, K. Keller, K. Kaufmann, C. Koontz, L. Anderson. Pep and steam ,were generated by the Varsity and B - team cheerleaders throughout the sports seasons. Pep fests, skits, new yells, and songs in- creased the spirit. In October both squads attended a cheerleading clinic in Glenwood City. The girls picked up tips on appearance and conduct, as well as learning several new cheers. What next? FIRST ROW: J. Krumm, T. Litscher, B. Wojchik, J. Losinski, F. Neitzel, R. Voss, L. Lettner, J. Kriesel, D. Wicka, L. Ernst. SECOND ROW: Mr. Freimark, Mr. Schleich, G. Kause, T. Rosenowg D. Platteter, D. Bielefeldt, B. Krause, G. Senn, D. Dieckman, J. Baures, T. Rosenow, Mr. Marchionda, Mr. Everson. THIRD ROW: J. Arneson, I. Hanson, D. Baker, T. Braatz, S. Auer, B. Schniepp, S. Baures, M. Baures, L. Thorne, D. johnson, D. Piel, R. Thoman, T. Schmidtknecht. Pirate Gridders Capture F zrst Clzamjnonshzlb Under the guidance of new head coach, jerry Friemark, the 1966 football Pirates finished undefeated with a record of 8-0. They outclassed all competition in winning their first conference championship. When the season ended, ClFC's smallest team in the school's history ranked sixth in the state's small school poll. Named to the first All-Conference squad for C-FC were John Baures, HB3 Fred Neitzel, FB5 Tom Rosenow, HB, and Tony Rosenow , C. Bill Woychik, Gi and Mike Baures, T5 were named to the second team. QB Dan Platetter was selected for honorable mention. The Pirates put -together a great team effort in their final game and defeated Alma Center 53-0 to Clinch their first Conference football championship. V SENIOR PLAYERS KNEELING: D. Bielefeldt, M. Baures, G. Senn, B. Wojchik, T. Rosenow, R. Voss, S. Auer, STANDING: D. johnson, D. Piel, F. Neitzel, J. Baures, 59 D. Platteter. Absent: D. Baker. f I Co-captains Fred Neitzel and Dan Platteter with Mr. Freimark. Mr. F reimark with trophy. The team in a huddle. FIRST ROW: T. Bag- niewski, P. Malotke, D. Hess, L. Ernst, S. johnsrud, C. Neuman, J. Krumm. SECOND ROW: T. Litscher, G. McQuinn. J. Losinski, D. Dieckman, T. Brown, D. Loesel, T. Loesel, R. BaLu'es, Mr. Schleich, THIRD ROW: I. Arneson, R. Thoman, S.Vandermoon, D. Schwanke, S. Baures, ' B. Schniepp, B. Konter, B. Krause, P. Schmidt- , knecht. Y ES AND KROEGER CO. L.OFQUlST'S QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. E EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MIRACLE MALL THE QUALITY BLOCK WI NONA, MINNESOTA 60 F iglziin' Cagers-'67 Despite their inconsis- tent play, Coach Feindt' Pirates could never be counted out of the ball- game. An apparent lack of size and bench strength caused them to rely on speed, good shooting, and a tight defense to chalk up their victories. Leading the Pirates under the boards were Steve Auer, Vince Gotz and Dan Platetter, while the scoring was handled mainly by john Baures, Tom Rosenow and Ted Braatz. I- Kafer, Mr. Schleich, T. Rosenow, D. Platetter, D. Piel, S. Auer, V. Gotz, L. Schmidtknecht, T, Braatz, D. Black, I. Baures, Mr. Feindt, G. Ratz. NASH'S MENIS woMEN's AND Eovvs FASHIONS LACKORE ELECTRIC 120 WEST SECOND STREET PHONE 3103 SERVICE WITH GUARANTEED SATISFACTION WINONA, MINNESOTA NYSTROM MOTORS INC .cHRYsl.ER, PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL., VALIANT 1 T W I f W w L The C-FC wrestler, coached by Larry Marchionda and led by their co-captains, Fred Neitzel and Bill Wojchik, won their fourth straight Dairyland Con- ference Champiocnship with a 6-O record in the con- ference and ended their dual meet season with two shutouts in a row over conference rivals, Augusta and Blair. The Pirate wrestlers have not been beaten in con- ference competition in four years, running their winning string to 23. With a tremendous team effort the Pirate Wres- tlers also Won the first place trophy at the Dairy- land Invitational tournament, scoring 94 points, 22 points better than the runner up. Invitational Results La Crosse: F. Neitzel, lst, M. Baures, 3rd. River Falls: F. Neitzel, lstg T. Schultz, 2nd, Dairylandr T. Schultz, J. Krumm, R. Voss, B. Wojchik, Ist, F. Neitzel, Baures, 2nd, T. Bagniewski, L. Ernst, L. Letmer, 3rd, G. Krause, 4th, Co-captains:Neitze1 and B. Wojchik with Coach Marchionda. Matmen Capture Fourth Consecutive Conference Title SITTING: D. Krumholz, T. Schultz, D. Wicka, R. Voss, J. Krumm, T. Bagniewski. KNEELING-:M. Stinson, 1. Losinski, L. Ernst, L. Lettner, B. Wojchik, F. Neitzel,4j. Arneson, C. Neumann. STANDING: Coach Marchionda, T. Brown, G. Senn, G. Krause, M. Baures, T. Rosenow, T. Schmiddmecht, G. Heichel, Mgr J. Hanson. Hap, works for a pin. Pimte Matmen Aim For Fourth Chamlbionslzzlb Concentration. Set for another victory. ALBRECHT'S FAIRWAY MIRACLE MALL AND ALBRECHT'S SUPER FAIR 909 WEST FIFTH Tom gets a pin. PAINT DEPOT ARTIST MATERIALS COMPLETE PAINT LINES PICTURE FRAMING WINONA, MINNESOTA W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN FOR VALUES se EAST THIRD STREET ..........,.,g nv- .af wg: 522: QSEQQQ Ted Braatz, president, Jackie Kriesel, secretary, Leonard Lettner, vice-president, Ruth Bagniewski, treasurer. The juniors faced their most challenging year. The class decorated the gym and made the football backdrop in keeping with the Victory in September theme. The Junior- Senior Prom was another highlight of the year. Miss Chamberlain, Mr. Davig, Mr. Frei- mark, Mr. Schleich, and Mr. Skorlinski gave of their time and advice to the Class of '68. Student Council representatives were Mary Ann Benning, Gary Krause, Lewis Thorne, and Diane Bagniewski, alternate. Carolyn Abts james Auer Kathleen Baecker Suzanne Baertsch Della Bagniewski Bagniewski Bagniewski Barth Gloria Becker Mary Benning Carol Blank Dale Block Susan Bockenhauer Arvene Bolterman T Daniel Borgwardt FIDELITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASCO INC. COCA--COLA BOTTLING C0 WINONA, MINNESOTA COMPLETE SCHOOL PRODUCTS WINONA, MINNESOTA Fon FUND RAISING WINONA, MINNESOTA Ted Braatz Sandra Buchholz Larry Comero Gerry Conrad Nancy Duellman Susan Engel Werner Engel Larry Ernst Richard Falls Gerry Fiedler unzors Press Toward The Fznal Mark Duane Flemming Margelyn Groves Bonnie Haney Karen Heinemann Kathren Heinemann Pam Horstmann Duane Hund Paul Isakson Randall Isakson Albert Kammueller Charlotte Kamrowski Kenneth Kamrowsl-ci Robert Kaske Karen Knospe Donna Konter TF js, , ,. - ' .av .. A so , ' LE 2' 'gk sw if Y mrs if: fi .N X Q as M N If 5? F ,gn 5x5 '52: ,K sax, 1 - N, A., , 7.1, A- Ja, ew f- A W sg .f s 4 X , X X 3 if is As 3' 4 5 Alix YV vs sk .Q ' si is of ,ww ga -f -same .,, 5-S .W - . .,, L. o- .x,, 5: L 5 va s wg ,: 1 P file! gs ? 8, N 35. x Q C' 9' an X. lag af xl s. t ,ze ge N. s 4 X Q ki x Q x as My we A .. rx ef xx s s Q, 5 fi E R 8 QW NK TJ' Tf .if ' ' L 'fir ' . . , ,:F':' .',. ,.:. A -LL ..,. . A... -, ' N L as rj, 'K 9-' si R , V, -' kk Ly: I aw Q E53 .gif .K 2 W5 -gi Bmw nz 455 I ap Q, 'F Q al in figs? K fin L . L A L I H ,r -ls. . E51 , - fe- A +33 535 V 1 . vzeffil l 'L T' or 5 ,L 2-f i i , .2 70 Susan Tyll-ca Sandra Veraguth Lois Wojchik Jane Wolfe Gary Krause jacquelyn Kriesel Steven Krumholz Francis LaBreck Leonard Lettner Trudie Lince Terry Litscher Wanda Litscher Dennis Loesel John Losinski Steve McCammon Mary Malchaski Greg McQuinn Lucille Putz Lonnie Rohrers Sandra Rolbiecki Tom Rosenow john Ruben Patti Ruben Cherri Ryder Mark Scholl Lindon Semlings Merton Sutter Lewis Thorne Robert Tuxen Marilyn Blecha, secretary, Bernard Baecker, vice- president, jim Krumm, president, Mary Wolfe, trea- surer. Solblzomores Carolyn Ble cha Marilyn Blecha Bill Bond Gary Bfandes Toni Brandes Terrance Brown Thomas Comero Dean Dieckman Joan Dingfelder William Engel Steven Baures Dean Becker Cheryl Beighley Judy Blank Linda Anderson Bernard Baecker Gary Baker The sophomores began their second year at C-FC by providing the flowers, the queen's crown, and the tra- ditional Pirate head for the Homecoming festivities. On October 22, the class sponsored the freshman initiation dance with jeff Hansen acting as Master of Ceremonies. Throughout the year the sophomores were assisted by their advisors- Mr. Everson, Mrs. Gerlach, Mr. Schmitz, and Miss Schwanke. Sophomore Student Council representatives were Dick Wicka, Bill Bond, Diane Ruben, and Janice Haney, al- ternate. fr W ,au 3 F 2 X Si .. 'fc 3 2 Z' aff. -, r 3. .-Vg- 12 539' wi? .. up . S Q. 'Q ' Q . 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K 1 ai 2 Rita Ewing David Fetting Keith Fetting Gail Frie Sandra Haeuser Donna Hager Janis Haney jeff Hansen Barbara I-Ieitman Diane Herold Scott johnsrud Susan Iurasinski Richard Kaiser jane Kamm ueller Karen Kaufmann Something Accomp!z'slzeaQ john Kriesel Daniel Krumholz Karen Krumholz james Krumm Diane Kupietz Billy Kyser Grace Lee Sigurd Lindrud Diane Literski Terry Loesel Gail Maier Fred Maule Charles Menting Robert Moga john Mueller Marvin Oesau Linda Passow Willard Ratz john Rotering Diane Ruben Kathy Schmidtknecht Bryan Schniepp Terry Schultz David Schwanke Something Done Steve Wieczorek Dorothy Wnuk Mary Wolfe Ronald Zeches Diane Zeichert Mary Sutter Rita Therring Richard Wicka Linda Wieczorek yi. tally different year at C-FC. Besides meeting new friends, they took an active part in boost- ing school spirit at games and pep fests. The class enthusiastically participated in Homecoming festivities by decorating the goal posts. They also attended the freshmen initia- tion dance and in return sponsored a Thank-You Sophomore Dance in December. They were aided by their advisors-Mr. Feindt, Mrs. Schaff ner, Mrs. Strand, and Mr. Steckel. Student Council members were Ruth Fergu- son, Rita Heitman, Tom Grable, and Dave Brommerich, alternate. Karen Franzwa, secretaryg Bill Krause, vice-presidentg Larry Dworschak, presidentg Becky Wolfe, treasurer. Freshmen Show Qualities Of Leaderslzzlb james Arneson ' Michael Averbeck it 1 , Jerome Baertsch B ' N i Thomas Bagniewski Richard Baures John Bechly Rita Bergerson Linda Bielefeldt Bill Bockenhauer Barbara Bohlinger Jerry Bollinger Peter Borgwardt David Brommerich Faye Dittrich Marlene Dittrich 74 The freshmen class of 1966-67 enjoyed a to- David Drazkowski Nancy Drazkowski Larry Dworschak Ruth Ferguson David Fetting Karen F ranzwa Rita Gabrick Theresa Gille Thomas Grable Dean Gunn Lois Haeuser Gregory Heichel Rita Heitman Mariann Herold Daniel Hess Don Hunger Linda Isakson john Kafer Kathy Keller Mary Konkel Marie Konter Cathy Koontz Lola Krause William Krause James Kubicek Laura LaB1'eck Thomas Langreck Dennis Larson Ann Lovas Dale Malotke 1? Wi? Susan Prussing Jane Przytarski Gary Ratz Randy Rohrer Marjorie Rothering Jane Rueben Jolene Sass Mike Schaffner Neal Schaffner Anthony Schmidtknecht Patricia Schmidtknecht Julie Scholmeier Larry Sevallius Steven Stuber Richard Thoman Gaye Tylka Dennis Vandermoon Steve Vandermoon Cleo- Wender Becky Wolfe Thomas McFar1in Donald Menting William Michaels Larry Muench Casmer Neumann Jeannie Neumann Joanne Pape Francine Pelley Cheryl Piel john Prondzinski The sophomore ad- visors for 1966-67 school year were Mr. Everson, Mrs. Gerlach Mrs. Feint and Mr. Schmitz. I Advzlvors The freshmen launched their first year at C-FC with the assistance of Mrs. Schaffner, Mr. Feindt, Mrs. Strand and Mr. Steckel. fAbsent: Mrs. Strand and Mr. Steckel. j Mr. Freimark, Mr. Schleich, Mr. Skorlinski and Miss Chamberlain guided the junior class during the ir third year at C-FC fAbsent: Miss Chamberlain. Q ADMINISTRATION. . ANNUAL ..... BAND .... BASEBALL .... BASKETBALL. . Bus DRIVERS . . Cl-IEERLEADING. . CHORUS .... cooxs .... DEDICATION. . DRAMAI. . . FACULTY . . Abts, Mrs. Marian . . . 12 Bergland, Mrs. Mary. .. 42 7 Chamberlain, Sharon . . . 7 Conrad, Melvin.. . 12 Davig, Edward. . . 47,48 Decker, Mrs. Margaret . . .12 Duel, Mrs. Lois... 7,46 Duellman, Elmer . . . 12 Everson, Arlie . . . S9,67, 77 Feindt, David . . .7, 50, 62, 77 Feindt Mrs. Marilyn .. 7, 33', 34, 77 . 5 Ferguson, William.. . 8,24 42 General Index . S FOOTBALL. . 36 FORENSICS . . 47-49 FRBSHMBN . 56-57 FFA .... 62-64 FFH . . . . 12 FMC .- . 58 GAA ..... . 46 some ..... . .12 HoMBcoM1Nc . . .4 JANITORS . . . 34 IUNIORS .... S-11 LIBRARIANS . . . . 59-61 . . . 35 . 74-76 . . 39 . . 38 . . 42 . 43 . . . 55 . . 26-28 . . . 12 . . 68-70 . . 40 Administrative Index Freimark, Gerald. . . 6,8 24, 52, 59, 60, 77 Fried, Mrs. Edna . . . 5,11 Gerlach, Mrs. Josephine. .. 5 8, 37, 77 Haeuser, Loyal . . . 6 Helm, Herbert . . . 12 Heuer, Delbert . . . Johnsrud, William . . . 12 12 Kafer, Kenneth . . . 6 Kammueller, Margie ll Litscher, Norbert. . . Marchionda, Larry. . . 65 Miller, Edward. . . Mueller, Sylvester. . . Passow, Walter. . . Piel, Armin.. . Rohrer, Rodney. . . Rosenow, Lester. . . 9,23,36 Schaffner, Mrs. Ruth. . . 9 MAGAZINE SALE . . . 45 NEWSPAPER . . . . 37 PEP CLUB . . . . . . 44 PROM ...... . 29-31 SCHOOL BOARD . . . . 6 SENIORS .... . 13-23 SENIOR PIAY. . . . . 32-33 SOPHOMORES .... . . 71- 73 STUDENT COUNCIL . . .... 24 TRACK ...... . . 52-54 WRESTLING .... . 65-66 6 Scholl, Ray 5,l0,23,39 8, 59 Schwanke, Myron . . . 12 Sherman, Mrs. Juanita. . . 10 6 35, 36, 40 12 Skorlinski, James . . . 6,10 12 77 12 Spieth, Kermit . . . 6 9 Steckel, Everett . . . 5,l0,55 Strand, Gavin . . . 6 Strand, Mrs. Constance .. .10 Abts, Carolyn 30, 34, 36 37, 42,43,44, 47, 58,68 Abts, Mary 14,34,36,37 42,44,45,46,47, 58,71 Anderson, Linda 34,38 40,43,44,45,47, 58,71 Andress, Stephanie 14 Arneson, james 34,35 46,59,60,65, 74 Auer, James 37, 39,44,46 68 Auer, Steve 14, 29, 50, 52 54, 56,59,62,63 Averbeck, Michael 39,74 B Baecker, Bernard 71 Baecker, Kathleen 35,36 37, 40, 41, 43, 44, 68 Baecker, Robert 14 Baertsch, Jerome 67, 74 Baertsch, Suzanne 34 42,44,47, 48,68 Bagniewski, Della 11 34, 37, 42, 43, 44, 67,68 Bagziewski, Diane 38, 42 68 Bagniewski, Thomas 60 65, 66, 74 Baker, David 14, 39,59 Baker, Gary 39, 71 Barth, Gail 34,36,37,38 4l,44,49,68 38,77 Baures, John l4,30,52 59,62,64 Baures, Michael 14,41 50,52,56,59,65 Baures, Richard 60,64 74 Bechly, John 74 Becker, Dean 71 Becker, Gloria 34,36 37,42,43,44,68 Beighley, Cheryl 46, 71 Beighley, Peggy l1,l4,34 Zeichert, Henry . . . 6 Kenney, Mrs. Harriet . . . 8 Schleich, Richard. . . 9,59 Ziegler, RHS' - - - 12 23 60,62,64,77 Krause, William . . . 6 Schmidtknecht, Elmer. . . 12 Kuri, John . . . 12 Schmitz, James. . . 5, 9, 77 Student Index Benning, Mary 24, 34 D Fiedler, Gerald 45, S5 35,ss,37,42,43,44,4s,ss, 69 68 Decker, Renata 15,37 Fleming, Brenda 4,16 Bielefeldt, Donald 14 44, 47, 58 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, 34, 36, 37, 50,52,59 Deneif, Barbara 11,15 42,43,44,45,46 Bielefeldt, Linda 38 36,37,40,42,44 Flemming, Duane 46,47 43, 44, 74 Denison, Maureen 15, 34 49,69 Bergerson, Rita 74 Dieckman, Dean 44,45 Franzwa, Karen 25,34 Blank, Carol 38,40,68 59,60,71 43,44,45,45,53,74, 75 Blank, Iudy 38,40,71 Dingfelder, Ioan 71 Frie, Gail 39,72 Blecha, Carolyn 41,43 Dingfelder, Karen 44,46,48,71 Dittrich, Faye 38,43 Bleeha, Marilyn 41,43 74 G 44,46,48, 71 Dittrich, Marlene 38 Block, Dale 56,62,67,68 44,74 . - Block, Ronda l5,34,35 Drazkowski, David 39 gglligclgafgtiixe 381116140 36,37, 38, 40,43 75 N 34 43 ' ' Bockenhauer, Bill 74 Drazkowski, ancy - Boekenhauer, susan 34 38,40,42,43,44,75 'E f2'Q 44,68 Drazkowski, Patty 15,34 34'36 37 42 44 45 go ' Bohlinger, Barbara 74 Duellman, Nancy 11, 36 55' 56' 62' 63' 64' ' Bollinger, jerry 74 37, 38,43,44,69 Grabae, 'Thgmgs 24, 75 Bogtgerman, Arvene 40 Dvggrsszllialrg Larry 24 Groves, Mugelyn 34, 44 I Bead, William 24,46,64 Dvggiisgiiagcc, William so Gf,,i,4f,Qei? 69 46149175 7 I Borgwardt, Daniel 46,68 Borgwardt, Peter 74 Braatz, Theodore 24,37 E H 50,5l,52,53,54,56,57,59, 62,64, 69 Engel, Susan 34,44,69 Haeuser, Alan 39,34 Brandes, Gary 39,71 Engel, Werner 24,31-1,39 Haeuser, Lois 43,75 Brandes, Toni 37,40,71 69 Haeuser, Sandra 43,44 Brommerich, David 24 Engel, William 39,71 49,72 64, 74 Ernst, Larry 44,'50,55 Haeuser, Steven 16 Brown, Terrance 60,65 59,6O,65,67, 69 Hager, Donna 72 71 Ewing, Rita 72 Haney, Bonita 69 Buchholz, Sandra 69 Haney, Janis 24,30,4O,42 Burmeister, Richard 15 44,45,72 F Hanson, Jeff 50,56,59 65 72 Falls, Richard 69 Heicliel, Gregory 65,75 C Ferguson, Ruth 24,40 Heichel, Shirley 16,26 46,75 32,34,3e,37,ss,41,44,4s Comero, Larry 69 Fetting, David 39, 72 Heinemarln, Karen 34,44 Comero, Thomas 39,71 Fetting, David W. 39 69 Conrad, Gerald 34,49,50 67,75 Heinemann, Kathren 34 69 Fetting, Keith 72 44,69 Heinemann, Nancy 16, 32 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 44,46 34, 43 Heitman, Barbara Krett, Elimbeth 40, 72 Kriesel, Jacquelyn 34 36, 37,42, 43,44,45,68, 70 Kriesel, John 30, 44, 52 56, 59,64, 72 Krumholz, Allyn 18, 29 32, 34, 36, 37, 44,45 Krumholz, Daniel 65, 72 Krumholz, Karen 40, 44, 72 Krumholz, Rick 13, 18 26, 32, 33, 37 Krumholz, Steven 36, 50 70 Krumm, James 24,44,46 52,59,6o, 65, 71, 72 Kubicek, Barbara 19,34 Kubicek, James 39, 75 Kupietz, Diane 34,40 43, 44, 72 Kyser, Billy 39,645 72 L LaBreck, Frank 70 LaBreck, Laura 43,75,80 Lan eck Thomas 75 44,46,72 Heitman, Rita 24, 34,35 43, 44, 46, 75 Herold, Diane 72 Herold, Mariann 75 Herold, Patsy 16, 34,44 Herzberg, Charles 17,39 Hess, Dan 60,75 Hoesley, Herman 17,39 Hoier, Brenda 17, 34, 35 36, 37,47, 48 Horstman, Pamela 40,42 44,45,69 Huber, Joanne l7,34,35 36,37,43,44,45 Hunger, Don 46, 75 1 lsakson, Linda 34,38 42,46,75 lsakson, Paul 69 Isakson, Randall 46, 38 69 J Jaszewski, Nancy 13,17 26,34,36,37,38,40,43 44,58 Johnson, Duane 17,49 52,59 Johnsrud, Linda 17, 30 32, 34, 35, 37, 44, 46,47 58 Johnsrud, Scott 46,60 72 Jurasinski, Susan 40 43, 72 K Kafer, John 62,75 Kaiser, Richard 72 Kammueller, Albert 39 46,69 Kammueller, Jane 38,72 Kamrowski , Charlotte 40,69 Kamrowski, Chris 17, 39 55 Kamrowski , Kenneth 11 34, 69 Kaske, Robert 46,48,69 Kaufman, Karen 34,40,43 44, 46, 58. 72' Kauiman, Sheila 18, 34 36, 37, 44 Keller, Kathy 34, 38, 42 43,44,45,46, 58, 75 Klein, Joan 18, 24,26 32, 34, 36, 37, 41,43, 44 45, 46 Kline, Susan 34, 38,43 44, 46, 72 Knospe, Karen 34, 36,37 40, 69 Koenig, Kathy 18, 40 Konkel, Mary 34,40,43 44, 75 Konter, Donna 40, 44, 69 Konter, Marie 75 Konter, Robert 60, 64, 72 Koontz, Cathy 34, 38,43 44,45 46, 58, 75 Kona, Judy 18, 36,37 38, 40, 44 Kouba , Sharon 18, 34, 80 Krause , Gary 24, 56, 59 65, 70 Krause, Lola 34, 38,40 44, 75 Krause, William 46, 59 60,64, 74, 75,80 sr : . Larson, Dennis 75 Lee, Grace 40, 72 Lettner, Leonard 27,39 44, 50, 52, 56, 59, 65,66 67, 68, 70, 80 Lince, Gertrude 34,37 40, 46, 70 Lindrud, Sigrud 72 Literski, Claire 11,19 34, 36, 37, 38, 40,41, 43 44 Literski, Diane 34,37 38,40, 43, 44, 72 Litscher, Tarry 39,59 60, 70 Litscher, Wanda 46,70 Loesel, Dennis 60,70 Loesel, Terry 60, 73 Losinski, John 36, 37 44,46,50, 59,60,65,67 70 Lovas, Ann 75 M Maier, Gail 39,73 Malchaski, Mary 70 Malles, Sharon 19 Malotke, Dale 39,60,67 75 Maule, Fred 73 McCammon, Steve 67, 70 Mclfarlin, Thomas 45,76 McQuin.n, Gregory 45,60 67,70 Menting, Charles 73 Menting, Donald 76 Michaels, Mary 19,34 36,42,-44 , Michaels, William 76 Moga, Robert 39, 73 Mueller, John 73 Muench, Larry 47,49,64 76 N Neitzel, Fred l9,24, 29 30,31,37,44,50,52,53 60,65,66 Neuman, Casmer 60,65,76 Neuman, Jeannie 76 O Oesau, Marvin 39,73 P Pape, Joanne 38,76 Passow, Linda 40,73 Pelley, Francine 34,43 46, 76 Pelowski, Sandy 19,34 Piel, Cheryl 34,43,44 46,76 Piel, David 13,19,39 44,50,52,59,60,62 Platteter, Dan 19,27 44,SO,52,59,60,62 Prondzinski, John 76 Prussing, Steve 20,32 35,36,46,48,SO Prussing, Susan 34,42 43,44,76,8O Przybylski, Bonita Przytarski, Jane 34,42 43,44, 76,80 Put-z, Lucille 70 Putz, Nancy 20, 38,46 R Ratz, Gary 76 Ratz, Willard 39,73 Rohrer, Lonnie 47,49 56,70 Rohrer, Randy 45,46 49,64,76 Rolbiecki, Sandra 34 40,44, 70 Rosenow, Thomas 27,44 50,52,53,56,57,59,61 62,64, 70,80 Rosenow, Tony 20,32,34 44,5o,5z, 54, 56, 57,59 65 Rotering, John 39,73 Rothering, Beverly 20 34,42 . Rothering, Marjorie 76 Ruben, Diane 24,34,43 44,46,48, 73 Ruben, Jane 43,44,49 76 Ruben, John 56, 70 Ruben, Patricia 34,41 44, 46, 70 Ruben, Wayne 20,39 Ryder, Cherie 38,4-2,44 70 S Sass, Jolene 38,43,47 48, 76 Schaffner, Dale 20,39 Schaffner, Mike 4,39 76 Schaffner, Neal 38, 76 Schmidtknecht, Anthony 59 60,65, 76 Schmidtknecht, Jane 20 26, 29, 34, 35, 36 37,38,44,46,47,80 Schmidtknecht, Kathy 30 40,42,44,73 Schmidtknecht, Lowell 20 52,53,62 Schmidtknecht, Patricia 34 38, 40, 76 Schniepp, Bryan 49,59 60,64, 73 Scholl, Mark 49, 70 Scholl, Ricky 21,39 49 Scholmeier, Julie 43 46,48, 76 Schultz, Lavonne 21 34, 38,42, 43, 45 Schultz, Terry 65,66 73 Schwanke, David 49,60 64, 73 Semling. Lindon 39, 70 Senn, Faye 73 Senn, Gary 21,39,50,59 65 Sevallius, Larry 46,62 76 Stampka , Gary 73 Stinson, Mike 39, 56 65, 73 Stuber, Steve 39, 76 Suhr, Peggy Ann 21 43 Suhr, Richard 13, 21 24, 34, 39 Sutter, Mary 38, 44, 46 73 Sutter, Merton 39, 70 T Therring, Rita 40, 73 Thoman, Rich 49, 60,64 76 Thome, Lewis 24, 44, 45 50, 59, 67, 70 Tourtellot, Dale 21, 52 Tuxen, Robert 70 Tylka, Gaye 43, 76 Tylka, Susan 40, 70 U Urban, Charles 34,3S,44 V Vandermoon, Dennis 76 Vandermoon , Steven 60 64, 76 Veraguth, Jess 21,39 Veraguth, Sandra 38, 70 Voss, Richard 21, 24, 35 44, 50, 59, 65 W Wender, Cleo 76 Wenger, Betsy 22, 34,42 80 Wenger, Judy 22,34,42 Wicka, Janet 11, 22, 32 34, 35, 36, 37, 43, 80 Wicka , Richard 24, 45, 59 65, 73 Wieczorek, Jerry 22,24 29, 32, 34, 36, 37, 44, 45, 46 Wieczorek, Linda 43,44 73 Wieczorek, Steven 45, 56 Wnuk, Dorothy 40, 42, 44 73 Wojchik, Lois 34, 70 Wojchik, William 22, 29 50, 59, 65 Wolfe, Becky 25, 34, 43 44, 46, 74, 76 Wolfe, Carol 22,24, 25 29, 32, 34, 35,37, 41, 43,44 Wolfe, Jane 34, 36, 37 43,43,44,46, 70. 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