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

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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

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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