Badger High School - Le Blaireau Yearbook (Lake Geneva, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

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For all his help and sug- gestions, but most of all, for his calmness and his gentle humor in the most trying situations We Wish to thank him. Page 2 S if n JM L, .fJ CS! Jfrhdwrffjwf fj4'LpUfL4' Z ' 'ffvhfwy .7 f .- .- f -g'N'4JJ1rPf,jv - . 1 ' Iss ...... -.E -Q .. '- P'csc.ux.'vH f ' W - NV H' cffyb J,n,,,Lw, Ulu if ,JIQJNLJ f Ndmini t ativn Board of Education ...................,...... Karl Hoff, James Hanny, John Raup, Arthur Kull, Glydwell Gerber Vernon Pollock ,................. Superintendent Karl L, Reinke ........................ Principal ,B.E., Wisconsin College, Whitewater 1B.S., Northwestern State College M.A., University of Iowa iM, Ed, Phillips University Diane Zarnstorff ...... , Secretary Janice Gile ............. Secretary Darlene Marquardt ..., Secretary Page 4 lenstein, Gary ........... , Biology A., Wartburg College, Waverly, Q Qgpnivli I'-'ds-,,,,.. Barnes, Lucille .......... Algebra and Geometry B.S., Winona State College, Winona, Minnesota 5' culty Anderson, Donald .,.. Industrial Arts B.S., Stout State College, Menomonie gig.. -3 l ,ww ,, nderson, Karen ,. English and Dev. Reading .A., Wisconsin State College, Eau laire Page 5 Behrens, Linda ...... ........ T yping B.E., Wisconsin State College, Whitewater M111 ty Birch, Dave ...... ,, Industrial Arts Burdick, Marcia A mB.S,, Stout College, Menomonie Carter Donald .. Chemistry Physics, , 8a Adv, Science xB.A,, Nebraska Wesleyan University, Manhattan, Kansas B.S., Marion College, Marion, Indiana 1M.'S., Kansas State College, Lincoln, Nebraska David .. World History and U.S, History B.E., 'Wisconsin State College, Whitewater Page 6 l E , B.S., University of Wisconsin, Madis- M.S,, University of Wisconsin, l Clausen, Jane ,, Phy, Ed, 8: First B.S., Wisconsin State College, LaCrosse S ivf7iiLlQ 'N6 facul it W as WMV i X Www Felder, Marilyn .............. French BA., Wisconsin State College. Platteville Garman, Marlyg ,, Home Economics BS., Stout State College, Menomonie Gerber, Douglas ......... ...Phy, Ed, and First tid BS., Wisconsin State College, 'LaCrosse Graf, James ........,....., Guidance B.S., Miton College, Milton Page Z Gustafson, Allan .... Humanities and English B.E., Wisconsin State College, Superior f acuity Hawkinson, Carol .......................... English Ilernke, Shirley ...... ....., I Iumanitie anl Art BS, Wisconsin State College, Platteville BA., Alverno College, Milwaukee iq Hilgendorf, Stanley ., Driver Ed, 8: Ind. Arts B.S., Stout State College, Menomonie ti itg,-W Hintz, William ,... ...... W orld HiSt0ry and Speech Johnson, Beverly ,........... Siecial Educaua B.S., University of Wisconsin, 'Madison Wisconsin State College, Platteville M.S., University of Wisconsin, Madison Page 8 ?a'culty Joyce, Eugene ------ .. Algebra and Jonas, Walter .... Driver Education A Adv- Math- B.S,, Wisconsin State College, B S., WlSCJlllS'lll State College, LQCIHOSSQ Plativille EIA., Marquette University Johnson, Bruce .,.,... English and Dev. Readin B.S,, Koehler, Richard ..... .,....,.. L atin BS, Wisconsin State College, Platteville University of 'Wisconsin Page 9 l 3 Keliher, Kathleen .. Ilome Economics B.S,, Stout :State College, Menomonie Muffy Krause, Ronald ........ Orchestra lB.vM.,LaWrenCelCOl1ege, Appleton, Kutz, Donald .. Bookkeeping Sz Bus Wis. Leyson, Harriet .................... , , Guidance B.E., Oshkosh State 'Teacher'5 College, Oshkosh NLA., Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. MQW! . Wiifieiif' MQ? fatal KM daltcffviffz W wife! Larson, Marie ..,, U.S, History and Phy. Ed. tB.S., Wisconsin State College, Superior Page 10 t! ,,,,,,4, Management B.E., Wisconsin State College, Wliitevvater Lund, William .......,...... B.E., Wisconsin State College, Whitewater acuity Morse, William. .Algebra Sz Goemetry B.S., Winona State College, Winona, Minnesota Penn, Robertlnstrulmental Music B.M.E., 'Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa MA., State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Otto, Russell ..,...... Socilal Problems 4B.E., Wisconsin State College, Whitewater Page ll Olson, Patricia ........ ...... S panish B.A,, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana NLA., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois Peters, Alan..Algebra and Geometry B.S., Wisconsin State College, LaCrosse S M it '- ymzfi, phjgiww ext Robers, Hilda ........... Librarian B. . ' ' stt Cl 8, . . iwsiiexigifnsln a e O lege' Ratcnff, Robert ...... U.s, History and Phy. Ed. Madigan ' B.S., Luther College, Decorah, Iowa Ph.M. University of Wisconsin Petranek, Robert. .World His., Hum., and Soc, Prob. B.S., Wisconsin State College, 'Stevens Point gr. an x, KA n Schinke, Walter ........ Biology and General Science Schmitt, George ...... Typing and Bus, Management B.S,, University of Wisccnsin, Madison B.E,, Wisconsin State College, 3Whitewiater Page 72 E ?a ulty Bmarslik, John ......., Biology and Chemistry 3.E., 'Wisconsin State College, Nliitewater Schroeder, Betty..Typing, Shorthand, and Office Practice B.E., Wisconsin College, Whitewater Schmitz, William ............,, Speech and B.E., Wisconsin State CO t9Tl M' 56 N QW dy! 0018, Smith, Jess .............. Agriculture 3.S,, Wisconsin State College, River Falls ,lliffygyt XM 9' M2 ,XQ My 8,01 Evanston, I11. Page I3 hxaw dlxop lit' ?aculty N' ee Tobias, Edward ...... General Science Wandschneider, Laura ....,..... Nurse B.E., Wisconsin State College, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Whitewater Wisconsin Wyss, Linda ...... English and Speech Zweibel, Alice ,... English and Dev. B.E,, Wisconsin State College, White- Reading water B.S., Wisconsin State College, Platteville Cooks Custodians Page I4 ffjwfu ff 'ff'b' 5g2f j0jfijfjfjfj,fQ7 MM W W C , Lffjllllp if jf? J . 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To begin their campaign to make their last year their best, the seniors elected their class officers: Mike Franzene, President, Bolb Ledger, V'ice-president, 'Tom Sclhinke, Trcas- urer, Joyce Featherstone, Secretary, and Greg Donovan, Ofiicer-at-large, These officers proved to be very capable, and helped to launch the class into several projects. The biggest of these was the Senior Dance, Safari , True to form, the class of '64 made it a dance that will not soon be forgotten-complete with pink elephants and stevved missionaries! Accoriding to those Who knovv, the dance Was the -best attended ever, and ac-cordinlg to the class advisors, it was the lmost efhciently put on Senior Dance. Of course, the teachers' combo 'Was a great attraction. They were terrific! This year's .senior class is so musically inclined that their class play was a musical, Babes in Arms. With that southern accent, the nasty told Aman, and all the lyoung love, the play couldn't help being a success. We cannot vvrite about the graduating class Without recalling some of their past achieve- ments. The class 'of '64 made quite a reputation for themselves as a group of kids who would ibuckle down and Work when the chips were doivvn. Working under idifliculties, the class initiated the Dogpatch and Marryin' Sam of Sadie fame, and with va Week to go, they put on one of the best proms Badger High. has seen. The class of '64 is quite proud of all its athletes. The class Was represented on two all- conference teams, football and basketfb-all, and several of the boys 'Won conference Wrestling honors. In addition to sports, the class excelled in musical talent. Many of this year'S sen- iors have taken major roles in all school plays in the past 'four years, and they have repre- sented the school very well at contest. In addition to the athletes and the singers, the class of '64 also has very good 'public speakers, adept journalists, curious science students, and outstanding scholars. Farewell, class of 1964, You have had a Wonderful four years. You have set high stand- ards for those of us you have left behind, We will think of you often as We follow in your footsteps. Page 16 Iarylon Gean Absher Smooth water runs- deep. Victor Leonard Anderson I have plenty of ambition and energy. I just hate to Waste it on Work, .orraine Marie Austin 'Some say shels quiet, oth- ers know her. iylvia Jean Bayer More pleasure in hope than in fulfillment. enivlui Lillian Rosemary Alberth Nothing is impossible to a iwilling heart. Eldo Willard Austin Do it big, or don't do it at all. Denis Lee Bakkom A lion among ladies is, a -most 'dreadful thing, 2: Joanne Mary Behrens Hope for the best but pre- pare for the worst. ii f Vi . . ' tx If 'f I M, , ' L A fjfl., . , L, 'L r . L 5 ,v ,, 'H l U' I ,e-,' X' L xxx, I Diane Mariqplgergtshiaw' she makes sujnsigimf? in, 51' shady places. ' f qt I V tm J ' if Wy u U' q Y I if it V ' ffl tiff . gf x L 'I Ivy' i' V 'L 1 . X, E W ' , V 1 1 fx! William walwrinisehof K 'N ,, +..A little inonsense, now i then is relished by the best of men. X , I , ' - V ' W I James Rodney Island ,K I am sure care is an enemy of life. Dlavid Allen Bonkrud I had a thing to say, but I wwill fit it with some bet- ter time. W vi LVM it V A XIV kat U 4, t 14 X 1 l' Page I8 Debrah Jane Bill It ,matters not how long v live, but how. X 1 l l l l ' l V ,L ' I ef I - ly' M ' DglgFredricV erningi When there is nothing be Wdo, try school wor 4. M I 099 A Richard Charles Bogart He that will not vvhenxl imayg when he would l shall have nay. Crystal Lee Boufford I I hold the World but as tl stage, a fplace Where eve' 'man lmust play a part, Edvvard Leroy Buckley Great floods have .flown from simple sources. Lyle Lee Clayton Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. Joan Elizabeth Considine Do not wish to be anything but what you 'areg and try to be that perfectly. Diana Rae Deering Smile and the world smiles with you. eniol- ,e I9 .M .ne :fy 'Ryan Ward Chaney jacket. Michael Lindsav Cobleigh 'There is' 'always someone 'worse off than yourself, Pearl Mary Copeland For they can conquer who believe they clan. 4: 46112 Ugniwl Lf ,Gill Joseph Christopher Deignan less he first loves himself QL, :Love me, love my ski 'One cannot truly love un- Seniv . f , V , ,i L 1 ' 3 fx ' 1 L 1 Y. 1 J u . W V r , X .2 N 6 - U 1 f ui . ,, .4 L, . 2.4 M,-st. I PJ ,- Ricgard' Perrick , - r vi ,. u 01 1. ffrffw Ljiwsa next da 'Vis' 'never ,as ' H L. , 54 ' , K, , A gipgdi 35.-the day before! 'N L! ,J QQ. 'VI jd . Patricia Kathryn Donahue Success is' having knowl- edge. Gregory Wayne Donovan Work at and strive for NOU1' desires. Richard Steve Edl I can resist everything but temptation. 4 Page 20 wf Carol May DeVries Live it up While you can life is precious! ane Dolores Donaldson appearances are deceiving . Q, N, q , . Q .rg Kwai Eg:Jy a2 wh 2 . 1 I I 44.3237 Bylfii ,Qs .bf Donna Jean Edwards Be slow to fall into friend ship. but when you are in continue firm and constant ll FVQWWK .Linea ILQSEII if QW W i l X by I X Rx i David Richard Fellows A friend in need is a friend indeed. Lydia Susana Fischer Where there's a will, there's va Way. ancy Elizabeth Frankel Life 'has only one meaningg to live it happily, If life were not a synonym for happiness, one might as well not live. enior Page 21 B' Joyce Corey Featherstone Virtue is bold, and good- ness never fearful. Jonnig Fedorovich The wrong way always seems more reasonable. Margaret Ellen Frank ' Inspiration is ninety-nine per cent perspiration, nie ff an Qi Jw ffm s Aly I-Qlllfl vb, if , Rannea Marie Fredrickson .Enjoy life orc ift's fled, 'When you die you are 'a long time dead. Richard Charles Gauger A Word to the wise is sufficient. Gordon Jerome Goodman I cannot give you the for- mula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure - 'Try to Please Everybody. of N GIF' X1-Y ov Q! S- elf oavi Qpfyfij gi HI' if F, s if 51' Qfbz,-FQ' Paulette Grace I am here although you can't hear me, ,- v Vff r H jvbjfbq Ji Wat 4 If7jlW,',53 , if nib! if W lf Uimuiilfgtlfgmf w k f iter, eyAwfy Wa ffl if M Wg Wrffpgv ufdflli Q25 Wriifl l W k Daniel Frank Hartman Too bad there are worriesg they seem to bother people. Barbara Ann .Helgehand It is not enough just to be goodg you should be good for something, Page 23 enivm William John Ilammerstrom Work never hurt anyone but why take the chance, Leroy Alien Hanuy The oldest sins, the newest kind of Ways. ,. 5 X in . . 1, -1, ' i1..g,Jw-41, Richard Craig Heidelmeier 'iLife by the yard is mighty hardg life by the inch is a cinch. F N V I inf- ., ,f9'f.. N. Q ,. My R , i ,, 1 1, , wlcym . V 4 I K Carolyn Jean Henne I never think of t e future, it comes soon enough. J any flee Senivm Kathleen Sue Hill Cheryl Jean Himebauch Life is the art of drawing One good turn deserves an without 'an eraser, other. Susan Lynn Hindall Marie Hoeft 'T'wlas a rough night I have but one life tr live, let 'me live it as 2 blonde. f WY lbhddijlu rv QNWV ,lf MXL U5 WU W youll: Mk All , J 4 6 M Glenn Robert Holmes if I Silence is- Golden. aloflbf o K so ggi? Thomas Richard Hurdis 1The most completely lost 'day is one in which I have laughed. QW fly? qgjw e Q! Fly, 1 X' fp 5 .NI A J li' fx! X 0.5 QQDQJ Sm f' I 91 7! JQQO Page 24 PM 'V jb 4 jf i A - J 'jig QOKKX iary Ellen Johonnott Be kind to your friends, if it were not for them y0U'd be 'a stranger. laron Ellen Kahn A peck of trouble, I v onald Michael Kenyon One enemy is too many. andra Ann Knull No limits but the sky! Seniv 3- V ws,3.,, Ki! 1 3, Daniel James Kaemnfer I know a trick worth two of that. ,fi wX..f , 'X Irs? e P., za' lb .Y Q? . 1 SZ. A T szikgpxi , .ff xx n ' Dana Jeanne Karlic Success' is focusing the full power of all you are on what you have a burning desire to achieve. Page Jerry Lee Knop Don't talk to me unless you have something to say. Jean Marie Koehn I've taken my fun where I've found it. so , l -If v X if ff f' f , i - 1-f 0 xg ,Al up fw 4' ' fi A ffm X1 ' . 1 , ' JI ki.--1 X Alva lab' .-GL X' A VV , l A -f l lf f ' N, '? H, if V fr , jf.,- J ' b 'J JU ' ,UW V Jeri Ann Kolasar I never let my studies interfer with my education. Alice Margarethla Kotzian It's nice to be natural if youlre naturally nice. I 'ln .U. , Y' . L u, :FX , f 'f w A , 11' - V , V ' A f - 2 1 , Vp fu X ' ,Q , rf w Ronald Martin Iliostelnyuf , A 'Q' U 'He who speeds, is bound V ' Nl ,r fl' SH caught-1: ,X .pi na, 15 ' z ui' 'V 4 1 . 1 v W! f, 5' 1 Sally Lynn Krohn I'll tell the world! fvbp MJJK l wfiywfyl y I .fi jx' if fb f Y LJ! Mary eelesti? Kull X U! 59 ne K 'They are lonlv truly great g who 'are truly good. , K ' 4 David Beverly LaCroix Know yourself, know your enemies, A hundred battles, a hundred victories, 4 ene es h 1 Uwors int y d Wire fry 0 W Page 26 chael Jon Lee 'It's not the hours you put In th-at count, but :what you wut in the hours. nav ' uloei yi? if tty 'Jane Malsch Silence is safeg one should tee twice as lmuch as she pays. at w X NW ,Joi V65 luflmng qliike Zergial Stat? 7-f L ff' Lf ,' ' l J M of' Page 27 enivr Barbiara Lee Leff A person all wrapped up in himself makes a pretty small bundle, Margaret Je' Lock ' Peanu X Whauwhsajliyel , ,W if ,f J t Q If VL 0 X he l, e M Wyatt? W WL ' Gi' QW 60,3 UL LU! fb M ,JU U . U W ff WW 2 ,ti 5 fl Wallace Herbert Manley And 'he 'geek shall inherit 6 t ' th fllll 'get it alll. giotlgfysf 2 -Q-Ax 7! 'L ffl? 7px ,-ffffwa -ffu .- Wm Ll gqfl ff 1711 Q.. f , I . i .74.4,....,.,,c..N Mfarion Genevlegc Meisteuaiqag, A good name is better than precious ointment. Senior Phyllis Maxine Meister Fools rush in Where angels fear to tread. 5' -,iw uf R f LZ Y. C' jf 'X Bios, if N: ,ylfhdlw l U5 'xsefygfhbvb xv-XNLBL 'LBS 'JW 99 Qcflp ki Wu by 1 x Nancy Jean Mott Sadness 'means nothing, 'but M Happiness 'means every- thing. , 1 1 Mary Elizabeth Pagel Love your enemy, it will drive him crazy. Page 28 i w 1 i . if . J' , . .9 . 4 .Hi fi Grace Lee Melvin She adds a precious seei 1 to the,eyc. . Kenneth Robert Morgan Studying and I get alo. perfectly Without each ' other. 1 Sharon Lee Oscarson Though she be but ljtt she is fierce. Kathy LaVonne Panonfus The only way to have friend is to be one, chard James Parshall ll'he only way to get rid of :emptation is to yield to it. .nly Daniel Perry Whenever I feel like study- ng, I lie down until the 'eeling passes. ndon Ellery Petrie Nlever explain, your enem- es vvon't believe you ard 'riends d0n't need the ex- Jlanation. ter Donald Phillips Fruth is tlee highest thing .hat ,men may keep, we Page 29 enivr 5:-l, V., 'rf Margalret Janetiffawlowski , 1 L' 1 . V' 47 ' 'L Politepess ineansjpslo hwunel A and Lgioes so farlbut exists so gg little. P ' X ' ,Y uludie Marlene Peterson Actions speak louder than words. Linda Jean Peyer Love understands love, it needs no talk. John Allen !Pof:tie II X A little Work never Ifu-rt anybody, but lwhy take Na ichance. J enior Joyce Kathryn Richter Love and a red nose can't be hid. Steven Harold Roberg A closed mouth catches- no flies! CI've caught plentyll Wenqly Jean Rofoscn It matters not ltonv lgpng we live, but how. Sheryl Annette Sawicki Great joys. like grieis are silent. Page Ken Marvin Roianhaus 'The 'day a Ford beats Chevy at the drags is ' day I buy a Rambler, Barbara Jo Robinson Laugh and the word laug with you. Helen Teresa Sadler Where your treasure there ill be your he also. Mt Diane Patricia Schachner Live, laugh, and s happy, for tomorrow con too soon, V JM, ., ii lam Dtyipifbgchgffziff l 'r' K F Wfse nisay-f-'nothing met Mae Schatzman Time Wasted is existenceg time used is life, lomas Carl Schinke Remember, wc only pass this Way but once, Cthat goes without sayin'J I-1 ., , idvangerjtldftizmes, 15, iif' h X lj 1 'U' A 11 1 fb fl. if M ff f K 11' Rf if , w, f ' fw 'inifred Theaidore Schultz Be silent land safe-silence never betrays you, Page 31 Senior V Robin Michael Schick Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow W , C If M All., QU 1 N y M ., y X 1 J fi y ' , I M' A' M 4 Nornihnljosephl Schreiner J r easuref po'.verfx1kXG an all fear Gfgthe pe'n5l1.y.X ff, 'L 9 l Jean Todd Shumway You can't imagine how tmuch intelligence it takes never to be ridiculous, i , ' ,X ln xy' . Carol Almisieasclllpg if Xu, , 2 3 1 Q A V Good,to belmerry angjlxvVis'e.W ,N V' x .4 lv vb eniol- James Mlartin Skinner Silence is ia still noise, Joan Marie Stardy Blessed are they who run around in 'circles for they shall be known as big wheels. Shirley Jean Statler t'I'l1 never tell . . . I s'pose! li is Charigs Thomas Anthony V LSibhk e Time out l . l L. -,, , Vg N 1. I 'H fy V Page 32 ,V i' X Kofi? Margaret Kathryn Smith Here's to Freshmen-sh and tall, Good 'Luck to -1 land all, Judy Kay Starkey Her manner is quiet l don't judge 'her by it. Melva Lee Swance You can hear her befl you can see her. Arthur Marvin Targo Work fascinates me, I c sit and Watch it for hou uzanne Utter To make up one's mind is easyg but it is harder not to change one's mind, iiana Lynn Utter 5 Shels not a rule breaker- just ia .mischief maker, Rosemary Yfalfra it , , ' ' ei Mu I n I'llka,tii1eness ' prodiutes ff-57 1 ,nlaany disasters. Ji ,iq J' i i 1 5,1 hfrley Joycewegner ,I It's Geasier said than done. wi, Q 1 I NV .iv ,J . I l Senior Gary Leo VanTassell ' I'm not conceited, I'm just better than I think I am. Lester Laurence Warfel All that I've learned live forgotten, and all that I ' know I've guess-ed, Nickolas Wayne Weil Never is there pleasure gained where there is no pleasure taken. James Deighton West The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Page 33 eniol' George Michael Weyrauch, Books 'and I get along Splendidly Without each otger. Jeanne Grace Wheeler You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make, t l l Candace Joy Whittington Life is made to be lived not to be followed. Pamela Maria Welch Where your treasure is, there will your heart bc also. Page 34 Rosemary Ellen White Blessed are the hard Wor ers, for they shall inhe the marks. Michael lllodell Wilhelm' , speak mme, think mu: wise 'men are such, Conrad George York Beware: I may do snr thing sensational yet! if Dtima Heian Young f 'ix J The mostlcompletely lost all ldays is that on 'Whl one has not laughed. Gr do are 'gf We .LVM . gf. 1477! . lr WE, W9 2.417 7 J f ini' . ,tatwiyff emvr Af ff 9' f dfwff! J Ronald Arthur Zarnstorff ff771ft I I fd . 'ajxueqfliafsge et Youn When it comes to studyin I 4,4 K , 4 ' I say no, but when it comes at, dr' k, an bg ECTFY to grades it shows. Kon . , Will W if? QJUJOCQ by Last Will and Testament of lyfliwq. A 46 ag 1964 J We, the Class of 1964, of Badger High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Carolyn Absher wills her ability to always learn the hard way to Judy Gehrke. Victor Anderson wills his 'tremendous ability in athletics to Darryl Witcher and his parking place on Senior Hill to Candy Ketchpaw. Eldo Austin leaves his ability to roll go-karts to John Truber. Lorraine Austin wills the new locks on the hall lockers to all the poor-unfortunates who will next use them. Sylvia Bayer bequeaths her genius in Social Problems to any- one who wants it. Joanne Behrens' wills Val Bauman her wonderful boss at the theatre. Deb- bie Bill leaves her breakfast of pie and milk to any junior iclassman who thinks 'he can get through the 'year on it. Bill Bischof wills his mystifying muimblings to Harold, Peterson, Dale Bjerning leaves his Baritone Sax and the ability to play it to George White. Crystal Boufford wills her two squirt-guns to Linn Ferguson with the hopes that they will not be confiscated. Lyle Clayton 'wills himself to a certain girl in Delavan. Michael Cobleigh 'wills to Junior John Deignan his ibrilliance and great strength. Diana Deering has willed Tom LaDuc a permanent pass out of the theatre. Joe Deignan wills to Harold Peterson his map of Liber- tyville and his skill in camping out. Pat Donahue wills her shorthand papers and pens -to Mary Kay Behrens se that she can figure out her answers. Diane Donaldson wills her worth- less locker KNO. 111 to anyone who can put up with it. Greg Donovan leaves his broken 2- iron to Joe Hansen. Barb Dorris wills her bag of tricks to Dick Gray who isnit quite foxy enough. Dick Edl wills his ability to run the 660 during activity period to Dave Grace. Donna Edwards wills her ability to get along with people to anyone who needs it, Joleen Elliott leaves -her assistant peanut snatcher ability to Kathy Ackley, Jonnie Fedorovich wills Mr. Allenstein's patience with her to anyone who needs it. Dave Fellows' wills his science ability to Dewey Krause. Marnie Frank wills her silver-toned singing voice to Bob Eimeirs. Nancy Frankel and 'Grace Melvin will their positions as first and second ugilies to Carol Melvin who will reign unchallenged for two years with the title: MUOATUTEWOTE CMost Unbee lievable of all the Uglies that ever were on this Earthl. Rots a ruck sisty Uglerl Mike ' Page 3.5 endow 706654 Franzzene wills his fold rusty banjo strings to John Johnson. Corky Frase wills 'her H200 fa- mous, forgotten, W.L.'S. elephant jokes to Diane Dembski, and her debated typing ability to Mr. Allenstein. Rannea Fredrickson wills her ability to get with people to Jimmy Jaynes. Dave Freitag le-ave-s his hunting ability to Pete Allegretti. Rich Gauger wills his ability to bluff teachers to Kathy Krueger. Randy Giovannoni wills the lonely back roads of Como to Dick Gray. Gordie Goodman wills his Homecoming Dress to Tom Barry to im- prove his 44-30-40 build. Bud Gowin wills to Joe Trimble his seat in Social Problems. Paulette Grace Wi11S H11 Off 'hel' Old but pretty watch bands to Carolyn Thompson and Fayette LaCroix. Bill Hammerstrom will-s this reefing ability to the freshman Ag. class this year.?? Jim Hanny -wills his modesty to Larry Kuen. Dan Hartman wills his motorcycle exhaust meg- aphones to Ron Carlson. Rick Heidelmeier leaves his ability at reeiing around to Terry Hartman? i, Barbara Helgeland Wil mi trfimendus speling abilety two mi bruthur who spels even worser than ii do. Carol Henne wills her love of Badger to all underclassmen. Kathy Hill wills her Seat 'on bus No. 21 to Mr. Mole Of t'he Freshman class. Cheryl Himebauch wills her dirty tennis shoes to Bev Earle. Sue Hindall leaves her ability to skip first hour to Peg Hindall. Carol Hoeft wills her Saturday night parties to Mike Smith and also the Sunday morn- ing headiaches. Glen Holmes wills the front seat of his car to his brother. Tom Hurdis leaves his metalworking ability to Bill Halsey. Mary Johonnott would like to leave her place on the tennis team and her brownie points with Miss Larson to Bev Mitchell. Sharon Kahn wills her Thursday nights at school to Donna Maltz. Dona Karlic wills her ofiicial Campfire Girls Hiking Kit to Mr. Carter for all 'future trips to Mauthe Lake. Ron Kenyon wills his 56 Ford convertible and his curls 'to Sharon Rotcihford. Jerry Knop wills his great mathmatical ability to Charlie Johnson. Jean Koehn 'wills her nickname Weiner to anyone who wants it. Jeri Kolasar leaves her 'Saturday nite parties to Gene Schenk. Ron Kostelny wills his ability to get traflic tickets to Clarence Sistiak, who doesn't really need it. Deloris Kurtz bequeaths her ability to keep quiet to the new freshmen. Bob Ledger leaves nothing to anyone because he needs everything for his own future use. Barb Leff wills her ability to get into arguments and 'her love for basketball to Sue Reik. Diane Lininger wills all of her used shorthand notebooks and her shorthand speed to Grace Lininger. Margaret Lock leaves her peanut snatching ability to anyone who's got the nerve. Betty Malsch wills 'her success in Humanities to all the unnderclassmen. Wallace Manley wills his TR3 to John Hawkinson. Carol McKaig Wills her favorite teacher, Mr. Allenstein, to her brother with the hopes that he can do better with him than she could. Marion Meister wills her glasses to Mary Dailey. Phyllis Meister wills her lifetime membership at the Driving Examiners Oflice to Mary Ann Peters. Ken Morgan wills johns to 'Tom B-arry, Nancy Mott wills her ability to be serious to Janet Papenfus. Marybeth Pagel leaves he-r tendency toward Vodka to anyone who dis- likes bad breath! !? Kathy Papenfus wills the use of her clothes to her sister Janet, she wears them all the time anyway, lM'argaret Pawlowski wills all her bad luck to some poor underclassmen. Randy Perry leaves his cycling ability to anyone who wants to take a chance. Judi Peterson wills -her beat up Plymouth that has no motor to Diane Henry. Lannie Petrie wills his outstanding ability and su-ccess in the mile, to Juanita Grady. Linda Peyer wills a one-way ticket to Great Lakes 'to Betty Henry. John Pottie wills his track coaching ability to Mr. Gerber, for he needs it badly. Ken Roanhaus leaves his super stock chevy to Mike Thompson so he can be-at his brother's pick-up. Steve Robers wills his wood shop apron that he doesn't have to Billy Schenk. Barb Robinson bequeaths her 3rd hour Social Problems teacher to all the lovely juniors. Good Luck! Wendy Roloson wills her battered music folder to Val Bauman and Mary Kaye Behrens. Helen Sadler wills all her heart aches. bruises and appetite to Cindy Kuecker. Diane Schachner leaves her ability to play golf Q!?J to anyone who can't play' it either. Robin Schick wills his philosophy to Susan Hanny. Tom Schinke iwills his one and only cherished wave to baldy Harold Peterson. Winnie Schultz leaves her seat on the 'bus to Kathy Petrie. Niorm Schreiner wills the pheasant to any guy who didn't get one this year. Jean Shumway wills her Brotherly Love to Donny Franzene. Chuck Siblik wills his dishwashirmg ability to 'Terry McAdam. Jim Skinner wills his ability of skip- ping school to Clarence Sistack. Margaret Smith wills her jokes from the book Wits End to Linda Katt, ha, ha! Jo-an Stardy wills hey pheasant to anyone who likes pheasant. Do you Jane? Shirley Stotler fwills her used shotgun shells to Karen Hammerstriom. Art 'Targo wills his long greasy hair and horseshoe cleats to Tom Sullivan. Sue Utter leaves her ability to be miserable to Wayne Todd. Rosie Vavra 'wills her pom-pom costume to any- one who wants it. Lester Warffel Wills his good luck in not having any 'homework or books to carry to Dewey Krause. Shirley Weigner wills her test 'papers and pencil stubs to Doris Fellows. Nick Weil wills his hot lips and his battered bugle to Ed McKaig or anyone who could use either. Pam Welch wills her Saturday nights at Bandstand to Donna Maltz. Den- ny Weyrouigh wills his ffootball ability to Harold Peterson. Candy Whittington wills 3 loafs of sunshine bread to Sue LaRue. Donna Young wills her lack of shyness to Bobby Young? Sam Young leaves his 'place in line to spit on Mr. Reinke's grave to anyone iwho wants it, he doesn't! Ron Zarnstorff wills Denny Grady his height and co-ordination. Nicki Zelenko Wills her -repertoire of jokes, funny or otherwise, to Mike Janowak. And last, but not least, Deny Bakkom wills Mr. Ratcliff to Ed Gile. Page 36 x fx x - -I-f-A YN -WW +I X'31xsQ1 x , , wr. x Q-'Nw X QA if-X xx? Xf'P ': l 1'N'1 ' iip , rf fo . f Uk, 3, Y V - 4-:Ck '. x A ,... f- WS1 ' F , U - X f' , 1 FN J ..N,,- I J rg x,-x ,. ,?-'V gffa Y X5 I v, UN fn fvf K w 'f' 5 V, - - Y FQ NL K 0-GX.. 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V ' A . . u f D X 1 X f A . , x, , 1. , A, . r'-1 'X 'XK I Qfxrw X 'X 5-re, I-x nfva X 41 ivyqfyyrxq 'A x ' f mr, , X ,X I . , 'yr 1 4 A ss . X, I, . KAY ' Qu Kring! p X, xx , ' ' Sf f- Q fo x:?'?- v XP Ngw-3 fi- ,Gf B BQ- -gym C -'V14 r- wr- ' . , . . F 0 JA-.11 'Km CP wk NV4 Nad If KN farw- 3 NNI K , Ca A+ A '- - 1 ' FA X 1 A , . Y , A ,wa . 1 ' 7 A9 NDN' f34JN I Y! ., XAFPQ Xara K 0 Kfyfm X Y , vx.. . v --D N fx-3 gf' yr' Q F N -V kr Q'-Alfvvi' 005 S UVQXNV Nm N. fu ws. ww Q. WM w W1QMM5P'W gf , ' ' ' O K x . . - , A Xl . ,mj X . X fX,,NQ,.NN,Q,-X x 1'Q, l'4' N' . I QA rx-FA. ff. CWVV ' 'Vdfvi ID CFO! J X' 9.5. ' J .Vx Q , V wvxpf QT' 'FAAAQ ff, U x'f KC AQ ' X 2 ' Xfftfwdf' f K M ' C9 as f' 'XPQQV We 'P' P ' mix N U RWWQW ' K' in xy-:Ng rfwvzi I K4 XANT1 J , i X , XD , , V, J ' kr xr fwwmfgw -wx Q f-N V six RIA? E, 3 X ff Nag-OX X00 KYB X- R, R - l 9 -4 . X , x U X x , x 0 'N - I N- , K - x Q-X ,f M iv' 'X - 1-QA - 'W 3 , , 'Y V ' Y 'K K I F,-T - f ' 1 5 Y 'LQ MA HPKEA ffl wsvxrxgmfw 0'W51'Wf:x,x M526 -' R3 Cf QQ K A A H - v V L ' '- o -' 5 rx .I Page 37 X, ' fi. univr CMAQ Wjfice f if f ,VW lf? Mita Til rl . Officers: B. Host, T. Chana, T. -Casey, D. all FJ Cy Wu - me aff Pi. Qwe M 'litre 17 JUNIOR CLASS C fpmfgd me ,Q The Junior class continued along t-he rovad of life under the able supervision of Mr. Gerber, Mr. Carter, and Mrs. Burdick. Our first important task of the year was to elect our class ofiicers. This year we selected four boys to lead our class: Tom Casey, President, Tom Chana, Secretary, Bob Host, Treasurer, and Dave Kronwall, Vice- President. The first job of the new oflicers was to select several class rings to be voted upon by the class. We of the class of 1965 believe that the rings symbolize our achievements thus far and display our pride in Badger High, We are very 'proud of our choice. Our most important social event of the year was the Junior Prom. All people involved Worked diligently all year toward this ultimate goal. We sponsored car Washes, sold refreshments at basketball games, and held Soc Hops, Through total cooperation and much hard Work, aided by parents and advisors, we finally reached our financial goal in time for the Prom. Both the faculty and the student body agreed that the prom was a complete success. We were all very proud of our beau- tiful queen, Joanne Hughes, and handsome king, Tom Phillips. We are enjoying Very much the upperclasslmian superiority which NVQ have attained. The entire class agrees that the year was a total success and We hope that our finial year at Badger High S-chool Will be as enjoyable as this year has been. Page 38 Cp az X QXJV-fi!! sm uniom Row 1: Mr. Joyce, B. Welker, K. Stotko, C. Smelser, L. West, N. Deering: Row 2: P. McAflarn, R. Wolfer, G. Lininger, K. Jensen, D. Henry, B. Slewart. G. Darling, flow 3: D. Stack, D. Bubiitz, J. Dailey, R. Lindberg, D. Shepstone, D. Deignang Row 4: C. Sistnk, T. Sullivan, M. Love, G. Blackburn, G. Haskins, G, Wolfer, R. Hintzpeter. M, 'sr nw in ...dx Bow 1: M. Hana. F, Schreiner, R. West, H, Wilhelm, P, Cozzi, Row 2: T. McDonald. J, Sandberg, R. Blood, M. Czonsynka, G. Schuette, J. Speckman: Row 3: J. Weyrcugh, M. Halverson, J. Nladaus, J. Louden. B. Szemers, H. Molsckig Row 4: M. Smith, M, Bell, C. Wiihams, J. Deignan. H. Marquardt, G. Crisman, E. Schenk, Page 3 9 univ ur .4 11? -T: s.. .na V ,Av- .n v nf- Row: 1: Mr. Carter, F. LaCroix. J. Larsen, E. Peterson, J. Copeland, K. Ackley, NI. Powers. Row 2: S. Adler, C. Peirie, J. Kuecker, L. Quake. M. Thompson, P. Pond, S, Potter, Row 3: D. Pongrzltz, T. Phillips, D. Grady, B. Gilford, P. Reed, J. Johnson, L. Kuen, R. Halsey. 3W gwfM'D ' Siiszz .. ,- Row 1: Nlr. AlldE.I'El0l'l. J, Pendergast, K. Appel, S. Kobylski, L. Joh nson, B. Purney, J. Adams. Row 2: L. Kepler, Nl. Peters. L. Quake. D. Kronwall, J. Koerth, P. Genoar, L. Kruzel. Row 3: M. Gallzmer, D, Gray, J. Guinther, T. Chana, H. Peterson, J. Greg, A. Kordcske, Kuecker. Page 40 univr Row 'i: lVlr. Peters, D. Va:1derPal, D. Dorn. D. Roanhaus. Vincent, E. Walbye, L, Bourne: Row 2: D, Saczert. D. Earle, C, Robers. L, Richter, D, Deitz. N. Dorris. H. Johnson: Flow 3: L. Jacque. W. Nlocre, M. Behrens, Nl. Bell, R, Hintzpeter, D. Heiss: Row 4: G. Motley, R, Watson. T. Hurnl, B. Host, M. Janowak, B. lnglalcl, B. Weaver, R. Belasto. Row 1: lVIr. Ratcliff, C. Genoar. D. Norton, C. Glenn. J, Zyskcfsskl, Nl. Kermeiiy. J. Whlnneryg Row 2: D. Kist, J. Kara, T. Casey, J. Keller, S. Heiser, J. Daiiaere, F. Workman: Row 4: Nl. Donahue, F, Fiecob, R. Terraclne, R. Maynard, P. Zeller, F. Hardt, H. Dymetra, L. Fergusen. Page 41 unior Row 1: Miss Kelil-ner, IVI. Seabright, M. Nlarkec. V. Cnmers, S. Williams: Flow 2: S, Jones, J. Gehrke, C. Fisher, J. Yakes, P. Grandys, P. Milliettez How 3: C. Carlson. B. Nlancini, S. Wohl, C. Olson. S. Nelson, S, Neuhaus, L. Williams. 5 i .ma-P 'si M 2, ., ilfgv, ,,..... -J Nw 2 .. .. fl.. Q,- Q.- Flow 1: Nlr. Smarslik, L, Nlelbye, D. Fellows, P. Engels, Y. McK'nhey: Row 2: S. Jensen, V. Bauman, J, Huqhes, R. Smith, S. Reik, S. Johneiack: Row 3: G. Faulkner, B. Holmes, D. Nloldenhauer, J. Trimble, N. Nleister. D. Dembski, S, Terrieng Flow 4: D. Richardson, R. Meyerhofer, C. Johnson, D. Bearce, D. Toton, D. Vande-:r'Pal, T. Barry. Page 42 ?reAlaman if Sepia more C7444 Ufficem Officers: P. Sadler, M. Pond, T. LaDuc, L. Dumman 0ff1cers: B. E1mers, G. Gustaveson, A. Floxberg, B. Barry Page 43 vfivmv ff Row 1: E3. Sutton, K. Sullivan. W. Sorvvaid, J. Truber. J. Turner, B. Stiem. K. Krause. Mr. Lund. Row 2: C. Thompson. G. Tsmking, D Starkey, T. IVI::Adam, D. Twist, C. Stryzik, P. Estes. S. Smith. Row 3: R. Vv'arn, W. IN'icCaIaster, R. Smith, F. Streicher, J. Trimbie, K Meinel, B, Hous'ey, E. NIcKaig. Row 1: Mis. Burdick, D. Devvart, L. Dammier. L. Dumman, L. Faivre. C. Deeqrm. C. Deering. A. Crowtey, Row 2: B. Dickman, K. Czosos nyka, J. Conrad, J. Dries, J. Dunn, B. DeVries, D. Nlcholes. Row 3: D. Daly, C, Duffy, F. Chesen, B. Corey, B. Fermers. J. Downing, R Dickman, R, Loma. Page 44 cpl: more Ron 1: Mrs. Zweifel, M. Goralski, S. Gasch, S. Gerber, S. Geiber: Row 2: C. Gage, R. Harmel, G. Haak, S. Greeter, R. German, G. Grundemnn. D. Giebelz Pow 3: P. Grabowski, G. Salimes. J. Fletcher. C. Ries. D. Osborn, D. Harris, J. Fuller, J. Hansen. Row 1: L. P-iarpold. K, Nlatvvij. C. Schneider. D. Miller. S. LaRue. Nlrs. Gnrman: Row 2: D. Matlz. NI, IVlcCuIiough, L. Otto. J Osborne J. Papenfus, J. Lazzio. S. Hanny: Row 3: L. Raup, I.. Parker. P. Quartana, L. Lutz, J. Luepkes. J. Lyong Row 4: B. Miller S. Kutz, C. Niescner, Nl. Marzahl, J. Luepkes, D. Llisowe, B. Nlltchell, C. Mancini. Page 45 Sv lwmvre Row 1: Miss Felder, B. Kist. T. Nlorrissy. T. Kuecker. D, Hoeft. C. Heling. Row 2: S. Ketchpaw. T. Kenyon. D. Kundert, S. Johnson B. Hayes, C. Jedda. Row 3: B. Jones, D. Henry. K. Kundert. NI. Kordowski. Fl. Johnson. K. Kcok. K. Koenan. Row 4: J. Hill, B. Neu hause, J. Kirchoff, R. Kluge. G. Heigeland, P, Kautz. C. Kirchoff. T. Hartman. Row 1: C. Piantino, S. Schultz. B. Skiilnn, A, Puhl. L, Peyqzr. LJ. Schgni-.. Mrs. Olson. Pow E: B. Fisyholds, P, Ssrtzel, J. Schryver R. Schaeffer, A. Robertson. A. Roberston, T. Ruenz. Row 3: S. Schurhmacner, H. Paul, D. Peterson, R. Schurcn, J. Skzlrdfx, J Schneider, G. Robbins, C. Melvin. Page 46 vplwmv e Row 1: D. Krause. N. Young. R. Williams, S. Young. B, Hale. D. Zarnstfvrff. M. Zimmerman, Mr. Schinke. Row 2: P. Wohl. D. Wild, M. Greever. I... Morgan, G. Wohl. P. Zarnstorff. C. Goralski, Row 3: l.. Leff, W. Moore, B. Warner, W. Meyers, G. White, B. Williams, L. Otto. Row 4: B. Winklebower. W. Zyc. A. Floberg. R. Zastrow. D. Franzene. D. Moeller. D. Witcher, R. Nlinea, L. Happ. RON 1: J. Adams, K. Boehm. L. Bohnrt. L. Camrners. V. Blndrim. J. Burg-ass. Flow 2: Mr. Kos-hier, S. Bogart, D. Bishop. L Byron, B. B.1:'ry N. Cnvfefio. L.. Buschauer. Raw 3: T. Bishton, G. Bayer, T, Bashow, J. Brellenihin, T. Champeny, M. Bill, Row 4: B. Beglinger, D. Bari son, P. Allegretti, R. Carlson, V. Averhart, M. Broihahn, J, Bartos. Page 47 ?re lumen Row 1: M. Anderson, M. Adams, P. Burgess, P, Burns, K. Adams, M. Bell. B. Graves, Row 2: Miss Schroeder, C. Ackley, B. Hence, E. Boutelle, T. Arronson, R. Bauman, Z. Adams, M. Blood. Row 3: M. Baker, D. Adler, K. Bacon, J. Bergsma, L. Bloom, F, Bus- chaver, S. Anderson, H. Ablemzln. Row 1: Mr. Kutz. A. Caleski, W. Fiegn, D. Dernski, M. Chironis, Fl. Cron. Flow 2: D. Foimzm, J. Drews. M. Weignan, S. Dillow. L L. Converse, S. Faulkner. Bow 3: N. Frank, C. Cocrof, R. DeWitt, R. Duffy, J. Corey, L. Dumrnan, C. Dailey, Row 4: B. Dorris R. Rish, C. Chase, J. Chesner, W. Chamberlain, F, Capezio, T. Clausen, J. Franzene. Page 48 7re lamen Row 1: C. Hoskin, G. Himz, D. Halverson, B. Gile, N. Gile, Miss Barnes. Row 2: D. Gifford, A. Gifford, P. Hindall, M, Huml, D. Haack, D. Haack, J. Hutter. Row 3: M. Grosbeech, P. Hann, H. Hanson, G. Genoar, B. Heninger, R. Hacks, E. Greg. Row 4: B. Holder, T, Fritz, D. Hammerstrcm, G. Glen, J. Humphrey, T. Genr ke. 'Vi. Corbick. Row 1: Nir, F'et:'z.neK. J, Krueger, J. Leuerich, L. Jacobs, J. Kline, K. Kuhart. T. LaDuc. Row 2: Landwei, J, Kronwall, J. Kundert, IVI. Nladaus. P. Kirchnoff, ni. Kara, L. Niarquardt. Row 3: J, John son, K. Krueger, P. Kennelly, J. Kutz, R. Katzenberg, C. Jacobson, C. Ketchpaw, E, Kruzel. Flow 4: K. Jensen, B. Katt, J. Kuecker, P. Kobylski, B. Pzinec, P. Love, E. Jensen, P. Vance, K. Nlagnison. Page 49 ?re lumen Row 1: D. Norm, H. Milieyr, D. Paintino, R. Perry. D. Moore, W. Mvonzy. C. Puffahl. Row 2: M, Mazarlack, B. Peterson, B. Miller, B. Peterson, C. McAdams. D, Petrie, NI. Perkins. Row 3: J, Perry, NI. Pasaka, K. Peters, M. Meister, B. Nleibaur, B. Mott, D. Nutter, P. Olson. J. Peterson. Row 1: Mr. Allenstein, S. Wereduik, L. Schaefer, M. Seemevs-r, C. Brown. Row 2: P. Sadler, S, Schicke, D. Schultz, K. Schoeber, D Roberston. J. Robinson. Row 3: Rutkowske, D. Railton, J. Rankin. G. Stotler, T. Schinke, K. Sagert. Bow 4: B, Smith, C. Routley, C. Salimes, W. Schwzindt, P. Rosenquist, T, Railton, L. Reynolds. Page 50 ?re lumen Flow 1: Miss Anderson, E. Wohl, C. Vant, R. Twist, D. Walbye. L. Turner: Row 2: D. Vavra, P. Huzzie, P. Ross: L. Stauffacher. J. Obenauf, D. Vanlue, D. Teegang Row 3: W. Todd, R. Stardv, S. Veiich, VanDvke, R. Timms. D. Stack, G. Larzo, Q.. ROW 1: Mr. Schmitz. C. Wandschneider, T. Warren, K. Jensen, J. York, L. Faasfmor. C. Zinciur: Row 2: E. Grace, P. Williams, M. Wrnse, V. Zykcwski. J. Kwiatkowski, N. Watters, M. Hutterg Row 3: P. Zeiler, R. Young, T. Borne, A. Wirner, V. Osborn. P. Zyxkowski, D. Zyickl: Row 4: T. Sellers, M. Seafeld. J. Culbert, J. Culbert, J. Lubinski, S. Meister, Nl. Pond, B. Fellows, M. White. Page 51 F 'mx A if Page 5 L w L f A L 1 K I. ,f . WIL f V W fl 'IL w L , , K LI lv Lf Y V52 1 , f' L Q jf' 1. 4, G X I ' 1 L. ,. N ffl' VIN ' , . w 111 , HJ -V df Ltr jf V I , ,' '7 11 in ,VX J in I AV U' f. 11 jj ,uf G I V X ? 1, A af 2 fy' , 1 ,L lv! ' f f ,7 V Ll 7 t L 'X K I if ., ' .17 V X L L , f X I, V ,f Q, ., I, I 1 Pxcvzcvrrles Page 53 .2 . C7116 Row 1: L. Stzluffaclier, J. Peterson, B. Dorris. J. Dries, R. Germann, N. Frank. Hoi-v 2: S. Oscarson, Nl. Powers, B. Welker, S. Jensen, C, Appel, M. Frank. S. Gerber, J. Hammerslev. Row 3: J. Pendergast, G. Meivin, S. Reik, E. Peterson, N. Dorris, T. McDon.ild, J. Hughes, P. Genoar, S. Johriejack. Row 4: D. Dietz, S. Adler, K. Dailey, M. Paszika, M. Dailey, K. Peterson, M. White, W, Moore. Flow 5: C. Melvin, B. Williams, J. Featherstone, J. Downing, L, Petrie, M. Juno-:val-', F. Hardt, NI. Kull, D. Wickstrom. 530 45,41 S., Officers: B Dorris, M, Dailey, J. Featherstone, M, Frank B. Dorris Foreign Exchange Student to Sweden, Summer 1963 Page .54 14rtA and Graf C7116 Row 1: VJ, Moore. W. Moore, D- Lacroix, W, Nlanlev, I3. Schultz, NI r. Anderson. Row 2: R. Hsiczelmeier, G. Donovan, J. Pottie, R. Kluge, E. Austin. L.. Fergusen, L, Warfel, Row 3: J. Deignan, K. Roanha us, R. Gauger, C. Siblik, D. Freitag, J. Knop, D. Toton. 'lBoys At Work Officers: G, Donovan, C. Siblik, J, Deignan, J, Pottie Page 55 W C7416 Row 1: Nlr. Morse, J. Greqg, T. Schinke, R. Watson, J. Louden, J. Hnrmy. Fiofv 2: Mr. Gerber, B. Cavedo. D. LaCroix, M. Wilhelm, D Pongratz, D. Deignan, W. Moore, L.. Otto. Row 3: T. Phillips, B, Eimers, P. Allegretti, E. Gile, Fl. Jaynes, J. Trimble, J. Pottie, G Goodman. Row 4: G. Donovan, D. Grady, A. Floberq, G. Donihue, B. Ledger, P. Phizlips, D. Derrick, D. Bakkom, L. Kuen. Row 5 L. Hanny, J. Deignan, B, Host, S. Young, R, Zarnstorff, C, Siblik, H. Peterson, S. Robers, J. Deignan. Officers: NW. Moore, J. Deignun, T. Schinke, G. 'Goodman Page 56 ledge Kal etin Row 1: N, Deering, S. Oscarson, M. Seemeyer, M. Chironis, M. Powers, C. Haskins, Mr. Lund. F-Tow 2: Y. McKinney, C. Smelser, P. Wohl, S. Terrian, J. Copeland, M. Kennelly, J. Lyon. Row 3: J. Yakes, P. Grandys, D. Karlic, J. Stardy, P. Kennelly, S. Kobylski, S. Johnelack. Row 4: C. Ackley, P. Estes, M. Dailey. S. Adler. C. Melvin, M. Marzahl, N. Frankel, G. Goodman. ,ew A N 3 Edliorsz Row 1: Oscarson, G, Goodman, C, .VIUlVlI1. H X, fl . X Row 2: M, Kennelly, C, Ackley, P, Grandys, S, Johncjack. iMw,., -Nm. Page 57 K4 'fbi' 3, .MM Row 1: J, Behrens, Nl. Meister, S. Kahn, P, Zarnstorif, J. Gelirke. S. Adler. Row 2: Miss Kelil-ner, C, Puffahl, D. Hoeft, D. Miller, L Cammers, L, Melbye, C. Heling, N. Doering. Row 3: K. Nlzitwii, D. Maltz. V. Bindrim, L. Faivre, R. Williams, J. Turner, S. Young B Hale. Row 4: S. Terrien, D. Utter, J. Fedorvich, P. Copeland, B. Robinson, M. Wrase, S. Smith, M. Hann. Row 5: J. Elliot, NI. Pa N. Mott, P. Kautz, S. Bayer, C. Absher, S. Stotler, D. Roanhaus, Y. McKinney. Row 1: VS, Young, J. Gehrke, J, Fedorovich, K, Matwij, J, Turner, Row 2: Miss Keliher, iM, Meister, S, Bayer, R, Williams, Mrs. German Page 58 Row 1: R. Mayer, Nl. Ball, R. Meyerhofer, R. Gauger, J. Pottie, J. Speckmsmn. Row 2: R, Counihan, T, Kuecker, A. Gifford, D. Gifford, T. Warren, R. Nlechalski, NI. Huml, L. Peyer, D. Roberts, D. Hnnck. D. Hfmck. C. Pianiino, D. Halverson. Row 3: J. Correv, L. Miller, J. Conrad. D. Kundert, G, Hnak, G, White, B, Housley, M. Baker, W. Zyc. C. Gornlski. A. Puhr, H. Ableman, Row 4: W. Sorvalla, B. Kait, D. Kist, L. Quake. J. Fu!Ier. A. Robertson, A, Robertson. A. Kordoslzz. K. Kugclzcr. T, Baahnvf, T. Gehrke, B, Sturdy. D. Norton, Row 5: R. Hinzpeter, L. Wz.rfeI. D. Dorn, B. Hammerstrom, T. Smith, C Williams, Fi. Zarnstorff, L. Petrie, J, Madaus, K. Roanhaus, D. Hammerstrom, L. Jaque. Officers: Row 1: J, Speckman, R, Meyerhorer, R, Gaugcr, J, Pottie, Row 2: M, Ball, R. Meyer Page 59 ?rencla C1116 rr-www -A e Row 1: M, D. Deerinq, Kirchoff, S, M. Powers Seemeyer, M. Nlarsylak, K. Krause, K, Boehm, L. i3usl1aur, M. Zimmerman, N. Gile, M. Deignzm, N. Dorris, C. Ketchpaw, M, Daily, P. Kennelly. P. Wohl, Miss Felder. Ketchpaw, C. Dietz. L. Otto, L, Bohart, D. Dewurf, Nl. Young. S. Dillow, C. Jeclda, B. F. LaCroix, M. Grosspietch, B. Welker, S, Williams, E. Melahn, S. Jensen, B. Smith, C, L. Turner. J. Harnrnerslev. :low 2 Row 3: B. Kist, C. Schneider. C Barry ,C. Genoar, T. LaDuc. Row 4 Thompson, E. Boutelle, P. McAdam D. Karlic D, Vanderpal, S. Johneiack. Row 5: M. White. K. Krueger, E. Peterson, L, Kruzel, J. Wheller, B. Mancini, S. Flelk S. Nelson, N. Frankel, D. Dietz, J, Hughes, M. Bill, E. Kruzel, J. Shumway. Row 6: J. Peterson, M. Janowak, B. Dorris, M. Kull, J Featherstone, G. Millar, D, Pongratz, T. Huml, J. Greqg. C. Williams, H. Peterson, D. Vzmderpal, J. Hanny, J, Schrvver, D. Zwickl W. Roloson, P. Estes. Officers: J. Featherstone, D. Karlic, iM. Janowak, C. Schneider Page 60 Row 1: Y. McKinney, L, Austin, C. Petrie, J. Featherztone. D. Deering. lvl. Johormott, B. Leff, Row 2: E, Grace, F, LaCroix, M, Frank, M, Madam: T, Schinlxe, S. Terricn, NI. Peters. E. Kruzel, J, Luepkes. Row 3: Nlr. Graf, B. We!ker, L, West, B. Malsch, C. Stryzek, K. Kook, S, Greeter, E, Kruzel, J. Shumway, C. Dozrlng, Row 4: G. Nleivin J. Copeand, J. Sandberg, S, Hindall, J. Downing. B. Dorris, D. Young, R. White, P. Krichoff. Row 5: D. Karlic, W. Roloson, NI. Kuii, T. Schinke, R. Richardson. B. Mott, M, Bell, J, West, J. Luepkes, C, Melvin, C, Dennison. f '- ' ' 'Q ' . 38 -. , .- - . . ,. nf., . :zu -V zIfS-rw1i?,:1f:f-,- T i f . ' . . W f?ff M g 2 U . ' ii: .JQwHf- . X if , , V ,Q -5 is . s h v is K . K ' -12r,gg. Q - S. M i fcypag ..X gmggkgf, . Officers: D. Richardson, Kull, R. White Page 61 STUDENT DAY gn 25 Row 1: P. Kirahoff, K. Peters, P. Zarnstorff, R. GC-rmann, V. Osborn, P. Olson, S. Schil-ce. Row 2: C. Pufahl, K. Krause, P. Sadler, M. Gros pietcli, D. Doering, N. Zimmerman, M, Chironis. C. Wandeschneider, N. Gile, G. Hintz. Row 3: J. Osborn, J. Papenfus, D. Folman, M. MaudaL B. Hale, J. Kinder. S. Smith, T. Hartman, D. Malsch, K, Matwij, -JI Kronwall, L. Converse. Flow 4: S. Kutz, C. Dailey, N. Frank, M. White, l Kutz, M. Pasaka, M. Deignan. C. Ketchpaw, L, Dummann, P, Kennelly, J. Dries. Row 5: B. Mitchell, B. Williams, B. Ross, M. Seefeldt, D. Adle C. Kirchoff, J. Leupkes, S. Anderson, S. Schumacher, D. Wickstrorn, S. Kutz E: gl Row 1: Miss Larson, C. Kuecker, S. Turrin, J. Copeland, Miss Clausen. Row 2: S. Oscarson, M, Lock, J. Larson, D. Fellows, R, Vavra, Y, N Kinney. Row 3: S. Kahn, M. Peters, S. Potter, L. Kepler, J. Considine, B. Helgeland. Row 4: C. Ackley, N. Mott, C. Kuecker, M. Pagel, Elliot, M, Gallaher, M. Behrens. Page 62 5 gm Row 1: N. Frankel, Nl. Pagel, J. Elliot. M, Lock, El. Leff, B, H land. Row 2: L. Kepler, NI. Gnlleher, J. Stardv, S. Potter, S. Gree Row 3: N. Nlott, J. Ccnsldlne, K. Hlll, Nllss Clausen, S. Kahn. Vzxvra, Nl. Frank. elqe- 'ern R. 1. if! 1' ' 'V ii, ,, 94 J. Osborn, M, Pagel, iM. Lock, K, Ackley Girls Tennis Row 1: D, Karlic, S, Hindall, H. Wilhelm. Row 2: C. Petrie, N. Frankel, M, Johonnott, B, Mitchell. .5 , illlhnii? Page 63 Girls Golf Row 1: .S, Oscarson, S, Johnejack M. Powers, Row 2: J. Pendergust B. Williams, M, Dailey, N. Dorris ati: Cla me Row 1: Nlr. Koehler, C. Melvin, J, Schatzman, C. Kirchoff, B. Mitchell, C. Jacobson. P. Williams. D. Wickatrom. Row 2: S Osfarso P Sidler C. Smeltzer, R. White, S. Sawicki, D. Bishop, K. Allen, J. Osborn. L. Buschauer. Nl. Frank. C, Deering, P. Kirchoff. Row 3 P GranJys Jenson, C. Papenfus, K. Jensen, V. Osborn, P. Pond, S. Potter, S. Riek, E. Peterson, S. Jchnelaek. J. Penderqast, C. Wandeschneuder Row 4 C Genoar, M. Dailey, D. Dietz, P. Genoar, J, Dries, S. Kutz, W. Moore, C. Dailey, B. Welker. N. Frank, P. Hossv, J. Papenfus Row l T. Morrissy, D. Pongratz, T. Schinke, T. Barry, M. Janowak, P. Zeller, T. Huml, F. Hardt, B, Eegllnger, F. Bushower, D. Gray -W, S Officers: M, Janovvak, J, Papenfus, S, Jensen Pug: 61 Roman Banquet Z Kia Weau Povi 1: S. LaRue, J. Pendergzist: B. Welker, K. Appel, M. Powers, D. Burgess, L. Austin, Mr. Tobias. Row 2: C. Hoskin, B. Hain, Frank. J. Starkey. S. Williams, P. Genoar, R. White, L. Dammier. Row 3: C. Dailey. S. Johnejack, B. Mancini, M. Dailey, C. Dietz, Hindall, E. Peterson, N. Dorris, J. Speckman. Row 4: D. Richardson, R. Germania, N. Frankel, G. Goodman, N. Mott. D. Toton. Janowak, B. Dorris, T. Casey, S. Schumacher. fir Editors: Mr. Tobias, S, Hindall, L. Austin, NI. Frank, R. White, J, Starkey. Page 65 , ui. 1:53. og 5 Q fm up, rn Vinh ...,, -... . ..,, .W :mu , M Av Ui.. 'v-T h- ww' .f 11611: lf 1116 Row 1 L Wclcy, J, Starkey, Mr, Schmitz, D, Roanhaus, J, Fedorivch Rovx L S Kutz J Lucpkcs B llost W. -Schwandt, S. Schumacher, fC. Jacobson ul-A eA 14 de M. Madous, Mrs, WV Wandeschneidcr C Wandcschncidcr Q J ,.:L,: A . 'F f .:Q. 5 '-1:-- :'--f:::- , X ffhw A J , .Page 66 Wativnal Honor ocie ty avg Skin K el. S. Jenszm, fvlr. Gustnfsgm. Row 2: NI. Peters, S. Kobyls I B Mancini D Kronw1 , EOS 1: L. Austin, M. Frank. B. Helgeland, L. ruz D. Doll, D. Dglgnan, NI. Meister. Row 3: R. White, N, Ze!enko, J, Hughes. K. Olson, J. Featherstone, N. Fr'mkeI K Papenfus Row Gogmmmnn. W, Moore. T. Schinke. J. Deicman, J. Deignan, B, Bischof, M. Janowak, F. Hardt. 'li' 1,2-'f4ii3kYi5, ' fix 'if 1 I 'f at-4 4 Q , ., X, 2? ' Qgi3Qg5?fE?Q5'QiE figggif ww pm ficers: T. Schinke. K. Papenfus, L. Austin, N. Zelenko V i' Wg. .1-it 4' Page 67 ep C1116 ,.,. .M -.-W .. ...., , .. . 44. l N 'll L, 'D i . 5 , Peterson, L. Stauffacher, N. Mott, H. Male-cki, D. Halsey, M. Pasaka. Row 5: T. Barry, W i QW T. Huml, H. Marquardt, K. Morgan. P. Zeller, F. Hardt, T. Clausen, J. Humnrev, D. 7, R , K 'Q 7 Dongratz. ,gl x I ,, as Row 1: J. Osborn, H, Peterson, C, Hoskin, B. Mancini, D. Grady. Row 2: Mr. Srnarslik, S. LaRue, K. Krause, Y. Muliiraney, P. Sadler, D. Walby, M. Grosspietch, S. Oscarson. Row 3: S. Ketchpaw, S. Gerber, C. Gerber, C. Deitz, P, Hindnll, B. Peterson. Row 4: P. Wake. L. Parker, D. Ray, D. Bishop, S. Reik, K, Shobert, J. Papenfus, M. McCullough. Row 5: C, Smelser, F, Schreiner, J. Larson, J, Copeland, J. Kuecker, S. Wahl, S. Adler, S. Terrian. Page 68 Officers: H. Peterso B, Mancini, D, Gram Science 6,116 Row 1: Mr. Carter, T. Schinke, P, Zellers, T. McAdam, R. West. Row 2: D, Gray, I.. Happ, J. Johnson, P. Rosenquist, L. Ferguson, T. Casey. Row 3: M. Donahue, B. Gifford, C. Johnson, R. Hintzpeter. T. Ghana. Officers: T, Ghana, J', Johnson, R, West, C. Johnson, M. Donahue Page 62 Spani In C7416 Row 1: L. Harpold, M. McCullough, S. Gerber, J, Whinnery, J. Pendergast, Mrs. Olson. Row 2: C. Deering, E. Gregq, J. Koerth, T, Mc Donald, B. Malsch, L. Williams, C. Smelser. Row 3: B. Dorris, G. White, S. Veitch, C, Neischer, T. Champany, S. Hindall, S. Adler. Row 4 B. Leff, T. Casey, M. Broihahn, F. Streicher, B. Eimers, M. Kitzian,J. Kara, C. Olson. Officers: M. McCullough, J. Koerth, S. Gerber Page 70 Studen t Council Row 1: S. Johnejack. NI, Powers. S. Keichpavv. C. Smelser, D. Knrlic, D, Bergsrna S. Gerber. L. Austin. Row 2: B, Helqeland. C. Jedda, N. Cavedo. P. Genoar. P. Grzmdys, T. McDonald, S. Reik. Row 3: D. Kronwall. S. Ad!er, M. Dailey, J, Dries, S. Kutz. S. Wohl, M, Kull. B. Williams, D. Deiqnnn, J. Brellenthin, J. Schrvver. Row 5: T. NIcAdam, J. Hanny, R. Watson, G. Wolfer, H. Peterson, C. Siblik, D. Osborn, F. Hardt, R, Zastrow, Fm. Eimers, J, Kelter. Officers: P. Grandys, P. Genoar, D. Deignan Page 71 S 5 ,- ,e 4 I I I a 3 X Ax gl X A gx X x Nw 1 4 X xx X I Vim. am-5 ow 1 rx 6. mms, ol ' n Q vv An erson ruz NI. Mens A'I'en M Sed Inq 11. M Secmeyer, P 1ase, C Klrchoff J 'lndberq ow 3 Meister L Mad1us C Wandschneidor D mntlno P lrfkoff R mlth alvre, o nson, c dlm ow X. ndelP M Zmmmermin Sc In e D. Nut r Pirie G Vvhlte B Henlrlger J Trimble Row 5 B Mott D Norem A Truber P Zarnstorff M Peters P, McAd1m West, D 1rtm'vn jernlng Row 6 B oss M rm , Sren 1 r, I 1 w Jensen, 'lv A A Eadger land ow 1: G. Stotler, L. Harpold. C. McAdam, M. Meister, P. Haase, C. Kirchof, C Zimmerman. Rom 2. T. McDonald, P. Kirchof, H. Johnson, l. Meister, L. Faber, R. Smith, D. Petrie, J. Sandberg, M. Bell, Row 3: M. Peters, P. McAdani, D. Hartman, M. Bell, J. Hammersley, J. rimble, D. Bjerning. Row 4: C. Petrie, P. Sertzel, T, Hartman, B. Ross, F. Streicher, N. Vleil, F, Fclman. B. He-1ge1and,M.1Bel1, L. Harpold Row 1: C. Petrie, N. Zelenko, D, Hartman, N, Weil, J, Ham 1mers-ley, Row 2: J, Sandberg, iM, iBe11, F, Folman, E. McKaig, P ,McAdla:m. Page 75 be6ate C7116 Row 1: M, Peters, J, Lyon, Miss Wyss, C, Alvin, Row 2: M, Keunelly, M, Janowak, D, Richardson, J. Daily Officers: M. Janoiwak, Peters Page 76 lb matic C1116 1: Mr. Hintz. J. Huolzes. C. NicKaig, S. Potter, P. Estes, D, Deering. Row 2: G. Hiratz, B. Welker, P. Hindall, M. Chironis, J. Hammersley, Deering, C. Hoskin. Flow 3: S. Johnejack. K, Apoel, J. Ladio. S. Parker. P. Wahl. J. Yakes, M. Zimmerman. Row 4: D. Karlic, P. Grandys, Flolvson, B. Dorris, C. Melvin, D. Kronwall, D. Bishop, D. Ray. Flow 5: N. Zelenko, C. Nlscher, C. Olson, C. Wittington, C. Boufford. B. ms, D. Deignan, D. Wickstrom, J. Dries. Officers: Mr, Hintz, C. lBoufford, S, Johnejack, C, Appel Page 77 ?vrenAicA Row 1: C. Melvin. J. Osborn, P. McCuIIouqh, C. Schneider, S. Kutz, L. Happ. Row 2: M. Frank, C. Deegan, C. Boufford, D, Kronwall, P, Crnwciys D. Karlic, Mr. Hintz. Row 3: D. Deignan, J. Hanny, M. Kotzian. H. Peterson, B. Eimers, J, Dailey. s I f 5 i s E i E x Row 1: P. Quartana, A. Crowley, J. Papenfus. Flow 2: J. Dreis, B. Williams, F. Stricher, D. Osborn, C. Wittington, D. Wickstrom, J. Brellenthir Page 78 fhlwllhdel' i photo D. Kronwall ' ROW 12 E. MCKHig, J. Whinnery, Mr, Tobias, Row 2: fF, Recob, D. Richardson, J. Schneider. Wacom ani M Seated: N. Zelenko, B. Bischof, Standing: B, Bence, 'NL Grosbeich, D. Kaempfer K. Jensen, P, Hindull, C. Melvin, S, Gerber. Page 79 Ki A me Kate X.. with a The action takes xgime' PROGRAM NOTE . . . Take William Sha ar's boist ous Shrew , the 'sto vii -1 and B lyrics by Cole Po 'e an ou have he whi Kiss Me Kate i Ja de. , A recently divorced f r and tt s ar ai ei .- i ,- s ' a touring revival of ' 5 9: the iS! 1 ,Z , 'A 1, bickerinigs tpiarallel e s ' av o 'H uchio ta ' l . K lvreri 1 stage. Couple this with a if b singer ua- i t tr a a 1 Broadway dancer 'whose g si 8 activities in ve -. J t h two gangsters and you have the backstage story of th as . T 1 pla' within-a-play device has been used by Shakespeare 435 t o Q iigi l version of The Taming of the Shrewn, and the Spe . cks opt N - . ' 5. A Ln .1 it to give the audience glimpses of how the entertai m woil works. Kiss Me Kate opened 'at the 'Century Theatre in New rk y December 30, 1948 and ran until July 28, 1951. Concurren ith p the New York run, two professional road companies toured c United States. Kate has been produced in many countries of t world, by Metro Goldwyn Mayer as a movie, and was presented o X television in 1958 with the original stars, Alfred Drake and Patricia K Morison. if ' Page 80 'WOMEN OF THE TOVVN . . . Hi me Kate Fred Graham .... Dan Deignan Harry Trevor ....... Bill Robbins Lois L-ane ........... Kathy Appel Ralph .................. Jim West Lilli Vanessi ..., Crystal Boufford Hattie .............. Donna Karlic Cast Paul ................ Fred Hardt Bill Calhoun ........ Rob Zastrow First Man ..,.,...... Tom Barry Second Man ..... Victor Anderson Stage Doorman. . .Ray McCalster Harrison Howell ...... Jim Hanny THE TAMING OF THE SHREWH PLAYERS Bianca ,............ ............ Baptista ............... Greimio ffirst suitorj ........ Hortensio fsecond suitorj .... Lucentio ..i... , .... ........ . . Kathy Appel Bill Robbins Chuck Siblfik . . .Nick Weil . . . . . . .Rob Zastrow Katherine ...... . . . . . ..... . . ..... Crystal Boufford Petruchio .,............ ...................... D an Deignan Haberdasher .... ,,... ..... .............. H a r old Peterson Phillip and Nathaniel ,..., .. . .Mike Jianowak and Alan Wimer Mary Behrens, Pat Donohue, Nancy Frankel, Chris Gerber, Pat Grandys, Joanne Hughes, Sherry Jensen, Kathy Jenson, Sally Johnejack, Mary Johonnott, Terrie Kenyon, Sue Kobylski, Kathy Krause. Carol McKaig, Carol Melvin, Grace Melvin, Sue Reik, Chris Stryzek, Dorothy Wickstrom, Barbara Williams, Sue Williams. MEN OF THE TOWN . . . Bill Bischof, Dale Bjerning, Frank Buschauer, Bob Eimers, Don Franzene, Curt Gage, Gary Helgeland, Dan Kaempfer, Jim Kelter, Dave Kronwall, John Madaus, Ken Morgan, Bill Mott, Pete Phillips, Wayne Sichwandt, Richard Smith, John York, Ron Zarnstorff UANCERS . . . Chris Deegan, Debbie Dietz, Marnie Frank, Linda Harpold, Barbara Helgeland, Gail Hintz, Lorie Kepler, Sue LaRue, Yvonne McKinney, Beverly Mitchell, Donna Norem, Cathy Olson, Janet Osborne, Janet Piaipenfus, Janet Peterson, Heather Wilhelm, Patty Wohl Page 81' Semor la A F ay PRESS AGENT TERRY THOMPSON GUS FIELD VALENTINE WHITE SUSIE WARD SEYMOUR FLEIMINIG BUNNY BYRON LEE CALHOUN JENNIFER OWEN - PHYLLIFS OWEN STEVE EDWARDS - PETER - BETTY - BOB - LIBBY ANN - DON - NANCY - GIRLS CHORUS: mary White , Donna Young, BOYS CHORUS: Cast Marnie Frank Wendy Roloson Jim Hanny Chuck Siblik Mary Johonnot Joe Deiignan - Crystal Boufford Gordie Goodman Joyce Featherston Nancy Frankel Tom Scihinke Bill Bischof Joan Stardy Sam Young Barb Helgeland Barb Leff Pete Phillips - - - Lorraine Austin Ros' Nicki Zelenko, Grace Melvin, Candy Wit'tin'gto'n, Sheryl Sawick Carol 'McKaig Dick Parslhall, Don Hiuml, Lanr Petrie, Dale Bjerning, Dan Kaempfer, Jim West S'FUDEiN5T DIRECTOR: Mary MAKE-UTP: Marybeth Pagel, COSSTUMEIS: Barb Robinson, STAGE CREW: Dona K-arlic, Kull Diana Deering Dave Bonkrude Dave Grace, Pearl Cop land, Diane Utter, Carol Hoeft, Judi Peterson Page 82 fl x z 5 W 2 3 5 Q i Senior Cla A ay The senior class play, BABES IN ARMS, takes place n a summer theater, The Suri and Sand Playhouse, in Iape Cod. The Surf and Sand Playhouse is under the upervision of Mr. Seymour Fleming, the distinguished aroducer, whose off-broadway productions have sent housands of ticket-buyers to Broadway. Mr, Fleming ,nd Bunny Byron together own the playhouse. The play- touse has been operated at a loss for three seasons, and Jith the loss increasing, Bunny is in daniger of losing ter share of the playhouse. The apprentices are in the midst of putting on a show f their owng as well as THE DEEP NORTH, written, irected, and acted by Lee Calhoun. They are in hopes hat their play will be good enough to make money and llow Bunny to keep her share of the playhouse. Because ,f the ill-humor of Mr. Fleming, the sensitive nature of .ee Calhoun, and the overbearing Mrs. Owen fmother if the star of THE DEEP NORTHJQ the apprentices ace tall kinds of problems getting their 'show ready. When all is said and done, one of the apprentices s able to get a well-known 'producer to see their play. The producer, Steve Edwards, is not only pleased with he production, he is so impressed that he decides to ake it to New York. So, as the press agents remarks: 'A musical comedy can have a happy ending. Page 83 U06 f mu ic Treble clef f ,,.. l . i 1' E A-x Q x , ff- 5 3 Row 1: S, Ketchpaw, P. Engels, J. Osborn, J. Papenfus, S. Sawickig S. Johnejack, D. Fellows, M. Powers. Row 2: Mrs. Soderberg, S. Gerber, S. Kobylski, C. Gerber, S. Jensen, P, Grandvs, W. Rolsoon, M. McCullough, 1. Kenyon. Flow 3: B. Welker, L. West, B. Helge- land, M. Genoar, C. McKaig. 5. Potter, E, Peterson, J. Yakes. Row 4: S. Reik, J. Stardy, V. Bauman, J. Weyrouqh, D. Wickstrom, M. Kotzian, B. Williams, C. Melvin, D, Dietz, B, Leff. A Capella Row 1: P. Welch, D. Young, R, Dickman, S, Stotler, C. Niescher, C. DeVries. L. Byron. Row 2: B. Kist, J. Kline, J. York, P. Bearce, P. Donahue, L. Peyer, M. Pziwlowski, D. Norem, J. Hammersley, L. Harpold. Row 3: R, Fredrickson, B. Stten, C. Gorulski, R. Shelp, C. Cammers, D. Bonkrudt, B. Reynolds, C. Gage, R. Bauman, J. Kolesar. Row 4: G. Vincent, C. Robers, J. Koehn, D. Zwicki, A. Wimer, W. McCalaster, K. Kock, J, Bland, S. Knull, M. Peters, S. Bogart. Row 5: D. Lisowe, M. Fond, D. Kaempher, G. Wolfer, T. Sullivan, B. Mott, W. Schwandt, R. Reed, J. Schneider, T. Fritz, N. Mott. Page 84 UM l Wu if Row 1: N. Frnnkei, J. Kelter, J. Feathersione, D, Bjerning, J, Hughes, R. Smith, C. Eoufford. Row 2: Mrs. Soderberg, K. Krause, J. Adams, C. Srfielser, S. Williams, J. Pendergast, S, Johnejack, C. Appel. Row 3: G. Melvin, S. Reik, N. Weil, W. Roloson, D. Deignnn, N. Zelenko, D. Kronwall, M. Kennelly, S. Fisher. Row 4: M, Eehrens, V. Bauman, C. McKaig, B. Dorris, R. Gehrmzln, G. HeIgel:1r:d. Nl. Jolmnnott, K. Jensen, F. Workman, B. Schultz. Row5 : R. Terracini, V. Anderson, J. West, J. Madaus, B. Bischof, K. Morgan, R. Zarnstorr, C. Siblik, T. Barry, R. Schuren, R. Zastrow Gldvrzlicfecl Girls Chorus xl -...,-. 3 Row 1: S. LaRue, L. Cammers, S. Jones, K. Sullivan, C. Heling, N. Deering, Row 2: V. Bindrim, L. Bohart, B. DeVries, J. Lyon, B. Hale. Row 3: Vlr. Goralski, S. Wohl, C. Denison, P. Kautz, S. Neuhaus, B. Henry. Page 85 Uvc I mu ic Freshman Girls Chorus Row 1: G. Hinrz, C. Wanclesclmeicler, K. Adams, M. Bell, D. Miller, J. Kronwall, D. Payer, W. Mooney, J. Johnson, N. Gile. Row 2: M. Chironls, P. Hindall, M. Maudause, P. Hann, P, Kennelly, L, Cocroft, E. Melahn, R. Fiege, C. lxetchpavv. Row 3: M. Grosspietch, M. Blood, B. Bence, K. Krueger, L. Kenson, P. Olson, C. Vant, P. Williams. M. Kara. Row.4: L. Erickson, M. Wrase, K. Jenson, C. Dailev. S. Anderson, J. Obenauf, Music Officers PM V I W K, , mx ,W ,,W,,,.MW .N.N , .,.. W, ,,.....,,.,.,, ..,.,.,-..., ...W ,. - .. .. M-N - 'f - I '-V W-.3 A V-If-'j-fy :Wg ., .,., fi: - 4' B P V Officers: Row ll: fG. Melvin, S. Sawicki, N. Zelenko, N, Frankel, lW, Roloson. Row 2: B, lBischof, Mrs, Soderberg, AC. Siblik. Page ii KWWL J 46491, jJZ,14Uad,. I 4.-. rfiiga, - .ff ' f f fax Q ' e QCIAL i,UeN,TS islam ecoming Q L. Dumann, S. LaRue, W. Roloson, H. Sadler, H. Wilhelm 'f +----.... Queen Wendy Roloson HOMECOMING DANCE Saturday, October 5, 1963 Page 88 A. ,.1....-.-.--Q---- Sadie lslawleimf King: J. Schryver Queen: C. Schneider SADIE HAWKINS November 16, 1963 Newlyweds Maffyill' Sam Page 89 nowbal lbance ! King Chuck Siblik, Queen Pat Grandys SNOWBALL DANCE December 21. 1963 N W Page 90 enivr bance King: Steve Robers Queen: Sharon Kahn SAFARI February 15, 1964 Page 91 Prvm King: Tom Phillips Queen: Joanne Hughes MOON RIVER April 24, 1964 Page 92 M wjw 0 ML T W ff wg f YRS W E A REE M A W ? yy ,M WWWWMWWWWW ootball 34 gqmz Row 1: M, Cobleigh, B. Ledger, J. Deignan, R. Jaynes, C. Sibliek, S..Flobers, S. Young, G. Goodman, Row 2: M. Thompson, J. Trimbe, P. Phillips, T. Sehinke, J. Hanny, L.. Hanny, D. Weyrouqh. Row 3: D, Bublitz, J. Hawkinson, D Halsey, J. Deidnan, D, Shepstone, C. Williams, R. Watson. R w 4: J. Louden, E, Gile, D. Gray, W. Moore, T, Philips, F. Hardt. Flow 5: T. Chana, T, Barry, P. Alegretti, L, Kuen, D Grady, D. Daly, J. Skarda. Row 6: Assistant coach Mr. Morse, Manager Jim Kelter, Head Coach Mr. Gerber. The 1963 football season was one that will be long remembered. The Badgers made a strong bid for the conference championship, but had to settle for ia second place ltie. The season ended with 5 wins and 3 losses in conferencestandings and 5 wins and 4 losses for the sea- son. BADGER 6 Oak Creek 13 BADGER 6 Delavan 13 BADGER 13 Mukwonago 14 BADGER 20 Burlington 0 BADGER 32 Elkhorn 19 BADGER 13 Big Foot 20 BADGER 26 Wilmot 13 BADGER 27 East Troy 12 BADGER 24 Whitewater 8 The team was led by coaches Gerber and Morse. Co-cap- tains were Tom 'Schinke and Joe Deignan, Tom Schinke was also elected this year's most valuable player by his team- mates. Senior halfback Tom Schinke and senior guard Joe Deig- nan were selected to the first team all-conference positions. Landing second team wall-conference berths were end Steve Robers and tackle Sam Young. Receiving honorable mention Were guard Russ Jaynes, quarterback Jim Hanny, tackle Den Weyrough, end Ed Gile, and fhalfback Joe Trimble. Coaches: Mr, Gerber and Mr, Morse Final season statistics showed that clo-Captain Joe Deig- nan led 'the Badger Squad with 70 tackles for the season. The second team all-conference Winner Sam Young was second to Deiignan in the final tabulations with 68. The underclassmen on the team showed great promise. With these bright expectations, the 1964 team will take over Where the 1963 'team left off. Page 94 ?vvt6al W and 1: M, Cobleigh, S, Robers, S, Young, J, Deignan, P. Phillips, C. Siblik, R, Jaynes, D, Weyrough, R, Hanny 2: J, llanny, B, Ledger, T, Schinke, G, Goodman l . l l Joe Ds-ignan Co-Captain Most Tackles ALL CONFERENCE, lst TEAM Tom Schinkc Co-Captain Most Valuable Pldygl ALL CONFERENCE lst TEAM Sam Young All Conference, 2nd Team Leroy Ilanny All Conference 2nd team Page 95 2 2 Q: 5. ? 3 3 2 5 ? 5 1lfreA fling ROW 1: W. Moore, I., Otto, M. Wilhelm, J. Truber, C, Piuntino, G. Gioodnian, Row 2: E, Gile, D, Bukkom, T. Barry, S. Young, J, Deignan, E, rMeKaig, R, Belasto. Co-captains of this yearfs Wrestling team were Gordie Goodman, Sam Young, and Mike Wilhem. For the Second year in a row, the team Won the conference Wres- tling meet. Those boys taking firsts at the meet Were: Gordie Goodman, Mike Wil- helm, Wayne Moore, and John Deignan. Badger Stoughton Badger Burlington Badger Clinton Badger East Troy Badger Hononegah flllj Badger Badger Mukwonago Harvard 4lll.J Badger Salem Central Badger Whitewater Badger Wilmot Badger Burlington Badger Elkhorn Badger Mukvvonago Row 1: D. LaCroix, D, Roberts, C. Genoar, L. Wright, Nl..Horbick, Wins 8 LOSSES 5 Row 2: M. Eaker, W. Zyc, F. Chesen, J. Kelter, M. Coblelgh- Page 97 , V 'uefaf ' - if ,Q A , u n , Ea leetbal 14 Squad 1 Row 1: B, Host, Mr, Morse, T, Schinke, Row 2: J, D arling, T. Phillips, B, Grady, ,L, Kuen, D, Derrick, P. Zeller, R, Zarnstorff, J, Skarda, lR. Watson, F, Hardt, G, Donovan, D,'Deignan, J. 'Pottie. The 1964 basketball team had a very successful season, the Badgers tied for second with 13 wins and 4 losses. The Badger team was coached by Mr. Morse. The Badgers placed two boys on the all-conference teams. Guard Greg Donovan made first team all-conference and Center Ron Zarnstorff made second team honors. Tom Schinke and Bob Host were elected co-captains and Ron Zarnstorff was selected by his teammates as most valuable iplayer of the year. The defensive player of the year was Tom Schinke. The leading scorer on the 'team was Greg Donovan, who scored 308 points and averaged 17 points per game. The leading rebounder was Bon Zarnstorff with 328 rebounds, exactly half of the team total. The underclassmen on the team did a fine job this year and are looking forward to a 'Conference ichamipionship next year. 'S 1 BADGER 65 Whitewater BADGER 64 Whitewater BADGER 58 Wilmot BADGER 61 Wilmot BADGER 69 Burlington BADGER 60 Burlington BADGER 45 Elkhorn BADGER 57 Elkhorn Greg Donovan BADGER 57 East Troy BADGER 58 East Troy BADGER 63 Doiovan BADGER 63 Delavan Alljconfefence BADGER 63 Mukwonago BADGER 58 Mukwonago flmfeam BADGER 56 Harvard BADGER 73 Big Foot BADGER 74 Big Foot Page 98 Kawleetbal 'C quad w l: E. Schenk, B, Barry, R. Moore, J. Hansen, T. McAdams, J. Schryver, L, Leff, T. Kuecker. Row 2: J. Kirchoff, B. Eimers, T. erhart, D. Haris, Mr. Cassidy, R. Carlson, D. Moeller, D. Franzene, F. Folman, B. Core Freshman Row 1: G, Genoar, T. Rutkoske, D. Dahl, T. Schinke, T. LaDuc. Row 2: R. Duffy, K. Kuecker, NI. Pond, T. Flailton, P. Zeller, lVlr. Peters. Row 3: J. Chesen, B. Niebuhr, T. Clausen, P. Love, W. Chamberlain, B. Mott, T. Fritz. Page 99 is F Ka e6al W Squad L , 'li lj!! V' hal Row 1: M, Wilhelm, L. Leff, G. Goodman, D, Derrick, R. Jaynes, T. Schinke, Row 2: T, Barry, JB, Weaver, J. Bland, J. Hanny, T. Phillips, J, Louden, G. Motley, Row 3: M, Coblcigh, M. Love, D. Harris, J, Skarda, R. Carlson, D. Grady, R. Watson. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 14 BADGER at Delavan April 21. BADGER at Elkhorn April 28 Burlington at BADGER April 30 East 'Troy at BADGER May 7 . Wilmot 'at BADGER May 12 . BADGER at Mukwonago May 19 . Big Foot at'BADGER May 26 . .BADGER lat Whitewater T, Schinke 'D. Derrick IT. Phillips M. Wilhelm R. J aynes A J. Hanny Page 100 an eball 5.,m1 1 T. Bishton, D. Daly, B. Beglinger, W. Warner, J. Bactos, J. Conrad, R. Duffy. Row 2: K. Biqing, B. Younq, T. Dunn, R. MacCal:1ster-, Slk BhD e, T. oe m, . Dahl, B. Henninger, J. Alberth. Row 3: J. Schryver, D. Nutter, D, Maller, W. Zyc, K. Kuecker, G. Helgeland, T. Pond, P Ro n uist, M. Cass'dy Tuesday, April 6. . Thursday, May 7. Tuesday, May 19. Page 107 Tuesday, May 5 .... .... Thursday, May 14 ,...... J-V BASEBALL SCHEDULE Delavian at BADGER BADGER at Deiavan BADGER at Wilmot Big Foot at BADGER BADGER at Big Foot If cle Row 1: J. Suskovvski, L. Wright, L. Warfel, J. Beitner, S. Weaver, D. LaCroix. P. Love, T. Rutkovvski, G. Faulkner, H. Hanson, C. Genoar, Row 2: J. Keller, P. Allegretti, F. Folman, K. Roanhaus, V, Anderson, B, Mott, B. Host, K. Meinel, J. Pottie, V. Averhart, T. Ohana, D, Walby, M. Graves. Row 3: C. Che:-zen, J. Deinnan, F. Chesen, S. Meister, H. Marguardt, R. Zarnstorff, W. Chamberlain, J. Deignan, H. Peterson, D. Witcher, J, Chase, T. Champeny, C. Glenn. April April April April May May May May May May May Row 1: J. Deignan D, fLa.Croix, J. Pottie, L. lWright, Row 2: B. Host, R. Zurnstorff, J. Deignan. Page 102 21 23 24 28 30 . TRACK SCHEDULE BADGER at Burlington BADGER at Wilmot BADGER at Salem Big Foot, East Troy a' BADGEP . Salem Invitational , Mukvvonaigo Relays .East Troy, Elkhorn a BADGE? 12 Wilmot at BADGER ig BADGER 'at Delavan Conference Meet at Delavai S6C'ElO1'1al Meet ef go! and enni Row 1: D. Deignan, Donahue, A. Floberg, P. Zeller, B. Robbins, D, Teeigan, T. LaDuc. Row 2: D. Railton, J, Hansen, B, Zastrow, J. West, F. Hardt, R, Timms, G. Donavan, T. Railton, TENNIS SCHEDULE Xpril 14 Xpril 21 Xpril 28 kpril 30 sflay 2 sllay 5 day 12 Jlay 19 uflay 26 BADGER at Big Foot BADGER at Elkhorn Burlington at BADGER BADGER at Delavan BADGER at Janesville Big Foot at BADGLER Elkhorn at BADGER BADGER at Burlington Delavan at BADGER April 28 April 30 May 5 May 7 May 12 May 13 May 19 May 21 May 27 GOLF SCHEDULE Mukwonago at BADGER Elkhorn at BADGER Wilmot at BADGER BADGER at Whitewater BADGER at Delavan BADGER at Burlington BADGER at Big Foot East Troy at BADGER Conference Meet at BADGER How 11: G. Genoar, B. Barry, T, McAdam, G. Robbins, J. Downing, H. Malecki, T, Kuecker. Row 2: B. Dorris, P. Zeller, D. Gray, T, Huml, vB. B. Eimers, D, Pongratz, T. Morrissy, R. Fish, N. Cavedo Page 103 QQ' 9 M Vn Absher: nary Alberth: .' Anderson: Austin : ine Austin: Bakkom L Bayer: I ne Behrens: 5 Bergsma: Y Bill: Sichof : Bjerning: Bland: Senior F.H.A, I1,2,3,4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 3 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2 :F.H.A. '1,4 FOOTBALL 1,2,3 ,LATIN 'CLUB 3 'MUSIC 1,2,3,4 FORENSICS 2 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3,4 ONE ,ACT PLAY 4 SCIENCE CLUB 1 BASEBALL .1 ,ARTS 8a iCR'AFTS CLUB 4 FRENCH 'CLUB 1,2 F.H.A. 2 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2,3 'F.T.A. 2,4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2 MUSIC 41 'STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2,3,4 'G.A.A. T3 ILE nBLAfIREAU, 3,4 editor 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 officer 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 F.F.A. 1,2 ,FOOTBALL 1,2,3 IWRES-TLING '1,2,3,4 'co-captain 3 SCIENCE CLUB 2 PROM COURT 2 IB 4CiLUrB 2,4 'CLASS OFFICER 2 STAGE CREW 2 F.T.A. 2 F.H.A. 1 officer 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 3 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2 FRENCH ICFLUB '1,2,3 1F.H.A. 4 DRAMATICS CLUB '1,2 ILE :BLAIREAU 1,3 IIVIUSIC 1 'G.A,A. 1,2 ISTUDENT COUNCIL 4 CH-EERLEADER 2 MUSIC 1 'LATIN 'CLUB 1.2 HONOR ASSEMBBILY 1,2 ALL 'SCHOOL 'PLAY 1,2 'G.A.A. 1 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,3 LATIN aC:LUB 2,3 ANN OUN CERS CLUB 2 MADRIGAL 1,2,3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3,4 TRACK 1 FORENSICS '1,2 SCIENCE CLUB 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 SENIOR CILASS PLAY 4 ACCOIMPANIST' 1,2,3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2,3,4 ,SCIENCE 'CLUB I1 MADRIGAL 1,2,3,4 MUSIC 2,3 DEBATE 1 SENIOR 'CLA-SS PLAY 4 LATIN CLUB 2 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1 :MUSIC 1,2,4 Cl AA fndex Rick Bogart: Dave Bonkrude: Crystal Boufford: Ed Buckley: Ryan Chaney: Lyle Clayton: Mike Cobleizhz Joan Considine: Pearl Copeland: Diana Deering: Joe Dei2nan: Dick Derrick: Carol De Vries: Pat Donahue: Diane Donaldson: Page 105 SCIENCE CLUB 1 ALL SHOOL PLAY ,1,2,3 FOOTBALL 2 'TRACK 2,3 MADRIGAL 2,I3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 4 DRAIVIATICS ICLUB 1,2,3,4 officer 4 FRENCH -CLUB 3 MADRIGAL 2,3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2,3,4 HONOR ASSENMIBLY 1,2,3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 MUSIC 2,3 FIORENSICQS 1,2,3,-4 SOLO, -ENSEMBLE CONTEST 1,2,3 4 ALL SCHOOL -PLAY 2 FOOTBALL 51,3 BASEBALL 2 'WRES'T.LIN'G 2 ALL SCHOOL PLAY '2,4 TRACK 3.4 FOOTBALL 4 WRESTLING 4 FRENQCH CLUB 2 IG.A.A. 2,3,4 :F.H.A. 3 SENIOR 'DANCE 'COURT 4 F,H.A. 1,2 F,H.A. 1.2.3 DRAMATICS CLUB '1,2,3,4 ,FRENCH OLUB 1.2,3,4 'BADGER :BULLETIN 2 ,LIBRARY IOLUB 1 , ,F.T.A. 2,3,'4 ALL ,SOHOOL PLAY 1,2,3,4,- ALL sOHOOL VARIETY SHOW 4 UOMECOMING COURT 3 LE BLAIREAU 4 PROM KING 3 TRACK l.2,'3,4 ANNOUNCERS 'CLUB 2,3 :LATIN CLUB 2 officer 2 ARTS 8: ,CRAFTS CLUB 4 officer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2,3,4 BADGER 'BOYS STATE 3 CLASS OFFICER 3 SENIOR :CLASS PLAY 4 SENIOR DANCE COURT 4 'B CLUB 3,4 Officer 4 FOOTBALL w1,2,3,4 All--conference CO-captain 4 'Most tackles 4 BASETBALIL I,2,3,4 BASEBALL 1,2,3,4 PHOTO CLUB 1 BAND 1 IB CLUB 3.4 STAGE fCREfW 2 MUSIC 4 G.A.A. I1 G,A.4A. 2 MUSIC 4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 4 LATIN CLUB 1,2 lG.A.A. 1 1.4 4 3, Greg Donovan: Barb Dorris: Dick Edl: Donna Edwards: J oleen Elliot: Joyce Featherstone: Dave Fellows: Jonnie Fedorovich: Lydia Fischer: Marnie Frank: enior C74 Index :STUDENT ,COUNCIL 1,2,3 FRENCH CLUB 3 AR I7S Sz ,CRAFTS CLUB 4 officer 4 B CLUB 3,4 BADGER ,BOYS STATE '3 BASEBALL 1 BASKETBALLL 1,2,3,4 all-conference 4 GOLF 2,3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2 PROPM COURIT 4 FORENSICS 2 CLASS OFFICER 4 CRO-SS COUNTRY 4 BADGER BULLETIN 1,2, Marnie Frank K continued J FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 3 Nancy Frankel: LE BLAIREAU 2,3 editor 3 SCIENCE CLUB 2,3 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2 A.F.S. CLUB 3,4 officer 3,4 SPANISH CLUB 3,4 officer 3 CLASS OFFIICER 2,3 FRENCH CLUIB l,f2,3,4 ,F.T.A. 2,3,4 DEBATE CLUB '1,2 ALL SCHOOL :PLAY l,2,3 'STUDENT 'COUNCIL 2,3 .MUSIC 1,2 PROQM ICOURIT 4 PHOTO CLUB 1.2 BAND 1,2 'SPANISH CLUB 1,2,3 SCIENCE CLUB 91,2 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2 BASEBALL 2,3,4 TRACK 1 BASKETBAILL 1,2 SENIOR :CLASS PLAY 4 DEBATE CLUB 4,2 'MUSIC 2 ,G.A.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 BAND 3 GIRLS LFIELD HOCKEY 4 LATIN 'CLUB ,1,2 A.F.LS. 3,4 FRENCH CILUB 3,4 office-r 4 STUDENT COUNCIL 3,4 MUSIC 1.4 ALL SCHOONL PLAY 1 LE BLAIREAU 3 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2,3 ,F.T.A. 2,3,4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2,3,4 ,CLASS OFFICER 2,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 SENIOR DANCE COURIT 4 BASEBALL 1,3,4 ,MADRIGAL 2,3 SOLO, ENSEM-BLE LCONTE-ST 1,2 F.I-LA. ,1,2 LIBRARY CLUB 4 officer 4 LE -BLAIREAU 1,2 ANNOUNCERS CKLUB 1,2 G.A.A. l,2,3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3 SPANISH 'CLUB 1,2,3 HOMECOMING ,COURT 3 SADIE HAWKINS COURT 2 PROM COURT 2 PROM QUEEN 3 A.F.S. CLUB 3,4 officer 3,4 FORENSICS 11,2,3,4 BAND 1,2 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2,3 F.T.A. 4 1G.A.A. Cl Mike Franzene: Corky Frase: Rannea Fredrickson: Dave Freitag: Richard Gauger: Randy Giovannoni: Goodie Goodman: Jim Gowin: Dave Grace: Page 106 LATIN CLUB 2,3,4 officer 2,3,4 LE BLAIREAU 3,4 editor 3, editor-in-chief 4 ALL SCHOOL fP4LAY 3,4 SCIENCE CLUB 2,3 officer 2 SOLO, ENSEMNBILE -CONTEST '1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 HONOR AS1SEvMBrLY 1,2,3,4 BADGER 'GIRLS STATE 3 D .A.R. IGOOD CITIZEN 4 GIRLS FIELD HOQCKEY 4 ,SCIENCE FAIR 1,2,3, grand award JR. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 2,3 St SENIOR CLASS ,PLAY 4 G.A.A. 1 F.T,A. 4 FRENCH CLUB 1,2,3,4 SADIE HAWKINS QUEEN 2 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2,3 FOR.ENSICS 1,12 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 STUNT 'CLUB 4 :PROM COURT 4 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 1,2,3,4 SOILO, ENSEMBLE CONTEST 2,3 MAGRIGAL 2,'3,4 officer 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2,3,4 SENIOR wC'LALS:S 'PQLAY 4 DRAMVATICJS CLUB 12,3 LE VBLLAIREAU ,2,3,4 BADGE R 'BULLETIN 3,4 'GIRLS 'TENNIS 2,3,4 conference chamn. 3 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY 4 A.F.S. 3 SCIENCE CLUB 2,3 CLASS OFFICER 1.4 TENNIS 2,3,4 PROM 'COURT 4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 fG.A.A. I1 F.H..A. 3 fA'LL SCHOOL 'PLAY 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3. G.A.A. 2,3 MUSIC r1,2,3,4 ARTS Sz CRAFTS CLUB 4 1,2,3,4 officer 3,4 ARTS 8: :CRAFTS CLUB 4 FOOTBALL 3,4 WRESTLING -1,2,3,4 co-captain 3,4 BASEBALL '1,2,3,4 TRACK 2 B ,CLUIB 1,2,3,4 officer 4 LATIN CLUB 1 STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2,3,4 officer 4 BADGER BULLETIN 3, LE BLAIREAU 4 BADGER BOYS :STATE A,F.S. CLUB 3,4 DEBATE .CLUiB 2 editor 4 3 NATIONAL HONOR lSOCIE'T'Y 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 TRANSFER FROM 'MIAMI 4 FOOTBALL MANAGER FooT.BALL 1,2,3 TRACK 1,2 WRESTLING 1,2,3 AILL sCHooL 1PLAY 1 ,LATIN 'CLUB 2,3 DEBATE -CUB 2,3 F.T.A. 3 BASEBALL B 4 tte Grace: ammerstrom: fanny : ' Hanny: lartman: I-Ieidelmeier : I-Ielgeland : vn Henne: ' Hill: l Himebauch: lindall: Hoeft: Holmes: iuml: enior G.A.A. I 1F.H.A. 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 FOOTBALL 1.2.3.4 IBASKETBALL 1.2.3 BASEIBALL 11.2.3.4 FORENISICS 2.3.4 FRENCH CLUB 3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3,4 ONE ACT PLAY 4 .SCIENCE 'CLUB 12 STUDENT COUNCIL 3.4 ,SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 FOOTBALL 1.2.3,4 BASKETBALL 1.2.3 BASEBALL I1,2,3,4 B ICLUB 4 'FORENSIICS 2 BAND 1.2.3.4 officer 4 FORENSICS 2 ,SCIENCE CLUB 2,3 .LATIN CLUB 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2,3 SCIENCE FAIR 1,2,4 STAGE ICREW 2,3 GOLF 2 BADGER BOYS STATE 3 GOLF 1,2.3.4 .ARITS 8: ICRIAIFTIS 1CLUfB 4 pBASKE IIBALlL Il FOOTBALL 3 SCIENCE IOLUB 1 LATIN CLUB fl STUDENT 'COUNCIL 3,4 fG.A.A. 1.2.3.4 'TWIRLER 1,2,'3.4 SCIENCE CLUB 2.3 ,FRENCH CLUB 2,3 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2.3.4 'MUSIC 2.3.4 LE IBLAIIREAU '3,4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 STUNT 'CLUB 4 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY 4 SENIOR 'CLASS IPLAY 4 MUSIC 2.3 MUSIIC 1 G.A.A. P1 F.H.A. '1.3 officer 3 LATIN 'CLUB 3 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY 4 F.H.A. 2,3 'G.A.A. 2 ,MUSIC 2,3 -CHEERLEADER 1,2 DRUM MAJOR 2 FRENCH ICLUB 11,2 F.T.A. 2,3,4 ILE rBLA'IRE'AU 4. editor 4 BAND 1.2 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2 GIRLS TENNIS I1,2,3,4 SIUNT CLUB 4 FORENSICS ,1,2 TRACK 2 FRENCH CLUB 3 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2,3,4 'FIOOTBALL '1 TENNIS '1,'2,4 WRESTING 3.4 Don Huml Cfcontinuedl STUDENT COUNCIL 2 Tom Hurdis: Russ Jayness: Mary Johonnott: Dan Kaemnfer: Sharon Kahn: Dona Karlic: Ron Kenyon: Jerry Knop: Sandy Knull Jean Koehn: Jeri Kolasar: Ron Kostelny: Marzaretha Kotzilanz SallY Krohn: Mary Kwll: Deloris Kurtz: Page 107 SENIOR ICLASS PLAY 4 SENIOR DANCE 'COURT 4 BASEBALL 1.3.4 FOOTBALL 1,4 B CLUB 4 'G.A.A. 1 STUDENT ICOUNCIL 11 FRENCH 'CLUIB 1.2 GIRLS TENNIS '1,2,3,4 'F.T.A. 3.4 IMUSIC 2,3 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2.3,4 FORENSICS 2 SOLO. ENSEMBLE 'CONTES SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 ,ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2,3.4 ,ANNOUNCER 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 ,MUSIC 1,4 F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 officer 2,3 'G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 SENIOR 'DANCE QUEEN 4 DRAMATICS CLUB 1,2,3.4 BADGER BULLETIN l,2.3,4 FORENSIICS 1,2.3.4 LATIN ICLUB 1,2 FRENCH CLUB 3,4 officer 4 ,BAND 11,2 MUSIC 2 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 4 STUDENT ICOUNCIL 3,4 GIRLS TENNIS 3.4 BASEBALL 1,2 IBASKETBALLL 1 FOOTBALL 1 ARTS Sz CRAFTS CLUB 4 MUSIC 4 ALL SICHOOL PLAY 2 G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. P1 MUSIC 1,2,3.4 MUSIIC 4 BASEBALL 1,2.3,4 FORENSI CS 2 SPANISH CLUB 1.3.4 'G.A.A. 1 IFORENSICS 1,2,4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2 GIRLS TENNIS 3,4 SCIENCE FAIR 1,2 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 1,4 DEBATE 3 officer 3 :MUSIC 1,4 F.H.A 11 'G.A.A. 3 LATIN 'CLUB 1,2 QFRENICH CLUB 3,4 ,STUDENT ICOUNCIL 2,'3,4 ANNOUNCERS OLUIB 2 F.T.A. 2,3,4 'officer 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 2,3 SENIOR 'CLASS PLAY 4 :SENIOR DANCE COURT 4 ILE IBLAIREAU 1,2 G.A.A. L1,2 FORENSICS 2 1 Deloris Kurtz ffycontinuedi Dave LaCroix: Bob Ledger: Mike Lee: Barb Leff : Margaret Lock: Betty Malsch: Wally Manley: Carol McKaig: Marion Meister: Phyllis Meister: Grace Melvin: Diane Lininger: Senivr HOM ECOMING COURT 1 PHOTO CLUB '1 BASKETBALL 1 TRACK 1,2,3,4 WRESTLING 4 ARTS 8: 'CRAFTS 4 FORENSICS 2 B CLUB 3,4 FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4 BASKETBALL ,1,2,3 GOLF '1,2,3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2 FRENCH 'CLUB 2 SADIE HAWKINS KING 2 MADRIGAL 1 B CLUB 4 'SENIOR DANCE COURT 4 CLASS OF FLCER 2,4 ,PROM COURT 4 MUSIC 3,4 G.A.A. ,1,2,3,4 STUDENT COUNCIL 3 SPANISH CLUB 4 F.T.A. 4 F.H.A. 3 GIRLS .FIELD HOCKEY 3,4 LATIN :CLUB 1 SENIOR CLASS 'PLAY 4 LE BLAIREAU 1,2,3 PHOTO CUB 2,3 FORENSICS 2 MUSIC fl ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 officer 2,4 SPANISH eCLUB 1 LE BLAIREAU Cl G.A.fA. 1,2.3 ANNO'UNfCERS CLUB 2 ,F.T.,A. 2,4 FRENCH CLUB 2,3 SPANISH 'CLUB 4 F.H.A. ll ARTS 8: CRAFTS 4 ANNOUNCERS CLUB 2,3 LIBRARY CLUB BAND .MUSIC :1,2,3,4 DRAMATICS LCLUB G.lA.'A. 11 ALL SCHOOL fPLAY 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2 F.H.A .2,3,4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 BAND 1,2,3,4 HONOR ASSEMBLY 1,2,4 ANN OUN CERS CLUB 2 GJA..A. 1,2 11,243 MUS-I1C 1 BADGER BULLETIN 1,2 F.'F.A. 2 G.A.A. 11,2 officer 1 SPEECH ,CLUB 1,2 STUDENT 'COUNCIL 3,4 MUSIC 11,2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 A.F.S. 23,4 DNRAMATICS CLUB 3 FRENCH OLUB 3,4 la A index Grace Melvin CcontinuedD Mike Miskie: Ken Morgwanz Nancy Mott: Sharon Oscarsonz Marybeth Pastel: Kathy Papenfus: Dick Parshall: Margaret Pawlowski: Randy Perry: Judi Peterson: Lanny Petrie: Linda Peyer: Pete Phillins: 108 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 3,4 ,SENIOR CLASS PILAY 4 F.T.A. 2 LATIN CLUB 2 FOOTBALL 1 WRESTLING 2,3 TENNIS l,2,3 DEBATE CLUB 2 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 2 BASEBALL 11,2 PHOTO CLUB 1 BAND l1,2,3 MUSIC 4 PEP CLUB 4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3,4 DEBATE 'OLUB 2 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 F.H.A, 1,2,3,4 DEBATE 2 LE BLAIREAU 2,3,4 PEP 'CLUB 4 MUSIC 1,2,3,4 BAND 1,2,3,4 BADGER BULLETIN 3 editor 4 G.A.A. 3,4 LATIN CLUB 3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3 GIRLS ,FIELD HOCKEY 3 PEP CLUB 4 DEBATE '4 CHEERLEADER 4 GIRLS 'GOLF 4 A,F.S. 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 officer 4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 ANNOUN-CERS CLUB 2 LE 'BLAIREAU 3 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 1,2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB .1,3 ATTENDANCE OFFICE 3,4 GIR'LS FIELD HOCKEY 2,3,4 G.,A.A, 1,2,3 LAWTIN CLUB l2,3,4 HONOR ASSEMBLY '1,2,3,4 NATIONAIL HONOR SOCIETY 4 'officer 4 ,ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2 FOOTBALL 3 MUSIC 2,3 F.H.A, 2.3 MUSIC 2.3,4 SPANISH CLUB 2,3 STAGE CREW 2 FOOTBALL 3 WRESTLING 3 F.H.A. 1 WRESTLING 2,3 TRACK l1,2,3,4 F.F.-A. 2,3,4 F.lT.A. 4 A.F.S. 4 MUSIC 3,4 G.A.A. 1 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 2,3 FOOTBALL 1,4 BASKETBALL l,2,3 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 4 B CLUB 4 'SPANISH CLUB 2 officer 2 STUDENT ICOUNCIL 2 Phillins :ontinuedi Pottie : - Richter: Rolanhaus: Robers: Robinson: y Roloson: 1 Sadler: fl Sawicki: e Schachner: I: Schatzman: n Schick: Senivr SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 ,F.1'.A. 3 CLASS OFFICER 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 officer 2.3.4 ARTS 8: CRAFTS ,CLUB 4 offi FORENSICS 2,3 FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4 TRACK 1.2,3,4 BASKETBALL 3,4 1B CLUB 4 'F.F.A. SPEECH CONTEST 4 SPANISH 'CLUB 1,2,3 officer 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3 ILE BLAIREAU 1.2,3 ANNOUNCER-S CLUB i1,2,3 F.H,A. 1 STUDENT COUNCIL 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 ARIS 8x CRAFTS 4 TRACK 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. I1 B 'CLUSB 1,2,3,4 FOOTBALL '1,2,3,4 TRACK 1,2 'WRESTLING 2 FORENSIICIS 2 SENIOR DANCE KING 4 F.H.A. 1,3,4 G.A.A, 1 ALL SCHOOL 'PLAY 2,3,4 CHEERLEADER 1,2,3,4 HOMECOMING QUEEN 4 'DRAMATICS CLUB 11,2,3,4 FRENCH CLUB 2,4 F.-T.A. 2,4 SADIE HAWKINS 'COURT 2 IMADRIGAL 3,4 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 3 FORENSICS 2 SENIOR DANCE 4 SENIOR CLASS ,PLAY 4 IMUSIC 243.4 fofficer 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 LATIN CLUB fl F.H.A. '1 CHEERLEADER 1,2,3,4 S'1'UDEN'1' COUNCIL 1,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 4 STUNT CLUB 4 ANNOUNCERES 'CLUB 2 LE BLAIREAU 2,3 HOMECOMING COURT 2,4 SADIE HAWKINS COURT 2 SENIOR DANCE COURT 4 G.'A..A. 11,2 STUDENT 'COUNCIL 2,3,4 ,MUSIC :1,2,3,4 officer 4 LATIN CLUB 2,3 SENIOR -CLASS PLAY 4 MUSIC 2 ANNOUNCER-S CLUB 2 FORENSICS 2 LATIN CLUB 1,2,3,4 SPANISH CLUB 3,4 ,F.H.A. '1,2 LE BLAIREAU 11,2 'G.A.A. 1,2 HONOR ASSEMBLY 2 DEBATE CLUB 1,2 SCIENCE 'CLUB 1,2 SPANISH CLUB 1,2 STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3 'WRESTLING 2 la A jndex Tom Schinke: CGI' 4 Norm Scheiner: Billy Schultz: Winnie Schultz: Jean Shumway: Chuck Siblik: Carol Siedschlag: Jim Skinner: Margaret Smith: Joan Stardy: Judy Starkey: Shirley Stotler: Melva Swiance: Diane Utter: Suzanne Utter: Page 109 FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4 BASKETBALL fl,2,3,4 co-captain 4 CBASEBANLL 1,12,3,4 PROM COURT 4 B CLUB 1,2,3,4 officer 2,4 'LATIN 'CLUB 2,3,4 officer 3 F.T.A. 2,3,4 iofficer 3 'STUDENT ICOUNCDL 1,2 officer 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4 officer 4 HONOR ASSEMBLY '1,2,3,4 CLASS OFFICER 3,4 BADGER BOYS STATE 3 SENIOR 'DANCE COURT 4 .SENIOR 'CLASS PLAY 4 FOOTBALL 11,2 BASEBALL '1,2,4 IB .CLUB 4 ALL SCHOOL QPLAY 4 STAGE CREW 3 MUSIC '1,2,3,4 ARTS Sz 'CRAFTS CLUB 4 MUSIC 1 SPANISH CLUB 1 G.A.A, ,2,3 F. 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