Beaver Dam High School - Beaver Log Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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Emma Niendorf, Orlando Paciotti, Frederick Parfrey, Marvin Perkins, Helen Rosicky ,gi A .....,,, Mabel Schey, Janet Schillfarth, Francis Shaffer, Robert Smith. Clarence Snyder, Creighton Spear, Marceil Sprecher, Marjorie Steinbach. 2 Otto Steinike, Vivian Sturtevant, lone Thompson, Stanley Thompson, Royal Tice s Senior Class Ollicers Floyd Zwieg, presidentg Arlene Sabatke, secretaryg Raymond Thiel, vice presidentg Edward Hussli, treasurer. Junior Class Officers John Hughes, presidentg Gust Papacosta, treasurerg Vernon 'M' Laue, vice presidentg Roland Koerner, secretary. Sophomore Class Ollicers Robert Sharkey, secretary-treasurerg Jack Merrill, vice presi- 1 1 I s is I5 ,qi 1 dentg Robert Glodowski, president. Fresh man Class Officers Ilenzefh Koqzner, tregsurerg Katherine Harmison, secretary: Margaret lapacosta, vice presidentg Ronald Bussewitz, presl- dent. -5 CLIFFORD ANDERSON Safety Patrol: 11, 12, Pho-Togr: 123 Conservation Club: 11, 12. PATRICIA BABECK Entered from Nathan Hale, Mil waukee, 12: Radio Programs: 1:2 HAROLD BARTELL Call Staff: 11, Radio Programs: 115 Mixed Chorus: 123 Boys Glee Club: 12, Prom Committee' 11, Football: 9, 10. GEORGE BASKFIELD Safety Patrol: 113 Call Stalf' 11: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band: 115 Football: 9, 10, 11, Baseball: 9, Intramural Sports: 9, 10, 11, 12. BETTY BAUER Girls' Glee Club: 9, 10: Concert Band: 10, 11, FHA: 10, 113 Art Club: 9, 10, 11, 12. RALPH ARNDORFER Safety Patrol: 10, 11, 123 Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. DONALD BACHAUS Call Staff: 12: Mixed Chorus' 10, ll, 12: Phot-Tog Club: 12: Latin Club: 9: Dramatic Club: 12. VIOLET BARTELL Call Staff: 11, Log Staff! 122 Girls' Glee Club: 11, 12, Presi- dent, 12, Librarian 115 Pho-Toy: Club: 103 FHA: 93 GAA: 9, 10. 11, 12. AUDREY BATH Entered from St. Peter's, 10: Pho-Tog Club: 11: Latin Club: 10: FHA: 10. THOMAS BAUER Entered from St. Francis, Mil- waukee, 103 All-School Play, 10: Concert Band: 10, 11: Prom Committee: 115 Football: 10, 11, 12: Basketball: 10, Baseball: 10, 11, 12: Conservation Club: 11: Lettermen's Club: 10, 11, 12, President, 123 Latin Club: 105 Skit Club: 125 Library Club: 10: Dramatic Club: 10, Treasurer 10. MARYANN BEARDER 'ebatez 10, 11: Log Staff: 12: lixed Chorus: 9, 140: Girls' Glee 'lu'b: 9, 10: Regimental Band: 1: Student Council: 10: Cheer- aading: 9, 10, 11, 12: Latin Club: , 10: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Skit ilub: 12: Dramatic Club: 11, 12. VIRGINIA BENEDITZ ntered from I-Ioricon, 11: Prom ommitteez 11. ARTHUR BENNETT afety Patrol: 11, 12: Concert land: 9, 10, 11, 12: Student Zouncil: 12: Prom 'Committee-: 1: Football: 10, ll, 12: Baseball: 0: Track: 10, 11, 12: Lettermen's Tlub: 12: French Club: 9: Graph- : Arts Club: 11. BETTY BEST Entered from West, Madison, 11: All-School Play, properties, 12: SAA: 12: Dramatic Club: 12. DELORES BOCK All-School Play: stage crew: 11, 12: Mixed Chorus: 12: Prom Committee: 11: Latin Club: 9, 10: GAA: 9: Dramatic Club: 11, 12. ROSALEE BENDER Girls' Glee Club: 9: Prom Com- mittee: 11: Pho-Tog Club: 12: I-atin Club: 9, 10: Spanish Club: 9, 10, 11: Dramatic Club: 10, 12. DONALD BENIKE Call Staff: 11: All-School Play: 10: Radio Programs: 11: Mixed Chorus: 10, 11,12: Boys' Glee Club: 9, 11, 12: Student Council: 11, 12: .Prom Committee: 11: Football: 9, 10: Track: 9, 10, 122 Lettermen's Club: 9, 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club: 10: Skit Club: 12: Graphic Arts Club: 9: Art Club: 11. MILDRED BESKE Concert Band: 9, 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee: 11: GAA: 12. BETTY BLECK Class Ozficers: secretary, llg Concert Band: 11, 12: Student Council: 11, 12, president, 12: Prom Committee: 11: Homecom- ing' Court: 11, queen, 11: GAA 12. WILLIAM BODIN Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Football: 10. 46 i f Q 'wry X ,4- Q Q, ff 1 A K 1 'X' :- Ex. :Zi A S, Q is D figs' Q K 9 f w im CSX' , .Y : ,Qi N Emp' .pr A rj 3,1 . l 'W WX, . , M Q ' t ,, 55 .55 I, X ' ,W CSXTQ' , 9 ff - '- A.-Cf l. i ffilfa if 1 F its fi .? r. . h 35? fl ' :z A LAURA BOHNERT , BEVERLY BOFSN, Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus: 119 Glrls Glee club- 9 10, 11: FHA: 9, 10: Club: 10. ' I GAA: 9. NORBERT BORNICK Entered from St. Peter's, 1'l, Safety Patrol: 11: Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 12: Band: Drum Major, 10, 115 Radio Club: 12. EDITH BOYD All-School Play: 11, 12, Stage Crew, 12: Mixed Chorus: 10: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Student Council: 12: Prom Committee: Conservation Club: 12: Lutin Club: 9, 105 FHA: 10, 11, 12, historian, 10, 125 GAA 9, 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club: 113 library Club: 9, 10: Dramatic Club: 11, 12, president, 12. CAROLINE BI' DDE Entered from St. Mary's, Mil- waukee, 115 Log Staff: 12: Girls' Glee Club: 11, 12: Prom Commit- tee: 12. .IERROLD BUSCHKE Safety Patrol: 11, 12: Boys' Glee Club: 10, 11. CALLEN BOWE Entered from St. Peter's, 10 Call Staff: 11: Radio Programs 123 Student Council: 11, 12 Sergeant at Arms, 12: Pron Committee: 113 Conservatiol Club: ll, 12, Vice-president 11. VIRGINIA BRUDER Girls' Clee Club: 9, 10, 11: Pho Toi: Club: 11: FHA: 10, 11' GAA: 9, 10: Twirlinp: Club: 10 ll, se.retary 11. LUIS BURGDORFF Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glef Club: 9, 10, 11: Art Club: 11. GERALD BUSSEWITZ ELIZABETH CARR RITA COLLIER Zntered from Green Bay East, 13 Extemporaneous reading: 11 Ill-School'Play: 113 Radio Pro- rrams: 12: Mixed Chorus: 11 lirls' Glee Club: 12, vice-presi ent, 12. JAMES CSIACSEK Iaseball: 10: Cross Country: 12 GERALD DAVIS Forensics: ll: Mixed Chorus: 12 ltudent Council: 12: Prom Con: nittee: 11: Football: 9, 10, 1' 2: Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Iaseballz 9, 10, 11, 125 Track: ti '1, 12: I.ettermen's Club: 10, 11 2. KENNETH DOERING Entered from St. Peter's, 101 llass officers: vice-president, ll: v VIRGINIA COLEMAN Entered from Lowell, 109 Boys' Glee Club: accompanist, 10g Con- servation Club: 12: Spanish Club: 11. BEVERLY CORN FORD Forensics: Dramatic Declama- tion, 103 Call Staff: 12: Mixed Chorus: 10, 11: Prom Commit- tee: 11: GAA 10: Dramatic Club: 12. 11 VIRGINIA DANTUMA Prom Committee: 113 Library Club: 9. JOAN DICKINSON HELEN DREXLER Debate: 10: Call Staff: 11: Staff 12: All-School Play: 12: Radio Programs: 12: Mixed Chorus: 12: Girls' Glee Club: 10: Regimental Band: 11: Commer- cial Club: 11, 125 Skit Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 10, 12. at :Qty ,--....--....,--.,-...,..-.... X 'Y .swf , '53 1 F . aww : ws 1' 1 5 ff ill sf ' a+t MARILYN ELLIS JOHN FERRON Mixed Chorus: 11: Boys' Glee Club: 9, 10: Student Council: 11: Conservation Club: 11, 12: Span- ish Club: 12. CAROL FISCHER ALICE FALBE Log Staff: 12: Mixed Chorus: 10: Prom Committee: 11: Pho-Toyz Club: 11: Commercial Club: 11, 12: Library Club: 9, 10: Art Club: 9, 10, 11. AUDREY FISCHER Entered from St. Peter's, 10: All- School Plnay: 10: Prom Commit- tee: 11: Latin Club: 10: GAA: 10, 11: Commercial Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 10, 11, 12. THOMAS FISHER Girls' Glee Club: 11: Pho-Toll: niixed Cho,-us: 10' 11, 12: Con- Club: 11: Latin Club: 10: FHA: servation Club: 12: Latin Club 10, 11. HAROLD FOWLER Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Prom Committee: 11: Football: 9, 10: Basketball: 10, 11, 12: Baseball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Cross Country: 12: Conservation Club: 12: Letter- n:en's Club: 12: Class Officers: Vice-President, 10, President, ll. NATHALIE FREEMAN Entered from Doner, New Hamp- shire, 12: All-School Play: poster committee: 12: Latin Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 12. 9, 10. JOAN FOX All-School Play: 12: Mixed Chorus: 12: Girls' Glee Club: ll: FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 12. BETTY FREITAG Spanish Club: 11, president 11:' FHA: 9, 10, treasurer 9. MARILYN GALL Girls' Glee Club: 11: GAA: 10: Art Club: 10. MARY GERGEN Girls' Glee Club: 10, 11: Prom Committee: 11: Latin Club: 10, 11: Dramatic Club: 10. BETTY GLASSMAN Entered from St. Peter's, 10: Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 10: FHA: 10, 11. IONE HAAG Prom Committee: 11: Spanish Club: 11, 12: Commercial Club: 11. SHIRLEY HAFENSTEIN THOMAS GARCZYNSKI Safety Patrol: 11, 12: Student Council: 11: Football: 10, 11, 12: Track: 11: intramural Sports: 11, 12: Lettermen's Club: 12: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. DONNA GESCHEL Mixed Chorus: 11: Girls' Glee Club: 10: Student Council: 12: FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12, treasurer, 10, Parliamentarian 12: Commercial Club: 11, 12, MILDRED GRULKE Girls' Glee Club: 10, 11: Prom Committee: 11. MARY HAFENSTEIN Mixed Chorus: 10, 11: Girls' Glee Club: 9: FHA: 125 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club: 12: Art Club: 11, 12, sesretary and treas- urer 12. ' FHA: 123 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: NAOMI HAIMA Commercial Club: 12: Art Club: Mixed Chorus: 12? Girls' Glee 10, 11, 12. Club: 9, 11, 12: GAA: 9, 10. DONALLEE HAWORTH Girls' Glee Club: 9: Prom Com- mittee: 11: Latin Club: 9, 10: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Library Club: ll, 12: Dramatic Club: 10. RICHARD HEIN Football: 9: lntramural Sports: 10: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. SYLVIA I-IEMLING Talent Show: 11: All-School Hay: 11: Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 12, assistant accompanist, 10, Ac- companist, 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Student Council: alter- nate, 11: Prom Committee: 11: Commercial Club: 11, 12: Vice- president, 12: Trio Accoimpanist: 10, 11, 12: Dramatic Club: 10. SHIRLEY HOFFMANN Mixed Chorus: 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9, 10, 11: Latin Club: 9, 10: Commercial Club: 11: Library Club: 9, 10, 11. MARCIA HYDE Talent Show: 11: Mixed Chorus: 10: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Conser- vation Club: 11,i12: Latin Club: 9, 10: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice- president, 12. FRANCIS HEIMERL Mixed Chorus: 12: FFA: 10, ll Art Club: 10. JOYCE HELBING Debate: 12: All-School Play stage crew, 10: Mixed Chorus 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9, 12: Pron Committee: 11: GAA: 9, 10, 11. VALORIE HEUBLEIN Log Staff: 12, secretary, 12: Tal ent Show: 11: Mixed Chorus: S 10: Student Council: 12: Cheer leading: 9, 10: Conservatiol Club: 11, 12, secretary, 12: FHA 10, 11, Vice-president, 10: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12, treasurer, 10: Dra matic Club: 9. EDWARD HUSSLI Entered from St. Peter's, 10 Class Ofiicers: treasurer, 12: Saf ety Patrol: ll, 12: Call Staff: 11 Log Staff: 12: All-School Play Stage crew, 12: Prom Commit tee: ll: Football: 10: lntramurl al Sports: 10: Conservation Club 11, 12, president, 12: Graphix Arts Club: 10, 11, 12, President 12: Dramatic Club: 12. DONALD JACOBS Call Staff: 11: Intramural Sports: 9, 10, 11, 12: Pho-Top: Club: ll 12: Graphic Arts Club: 10, ll 12, FELIX JANNY Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Basket- wall: 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball: 10, lp Track: 9, 10, 11, 125 Letter- nen's Club: 11, 12: Graphic Arts Ilubz 10, 12. THEODORE KACHELSKI Safety Patrol: 11: Mixed Chorus: 23 Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Base' ball: 11: Track: 10, 11, 12: Intra- nural Sports: 10, 11, 12: Letter- nen's Club: 11, 12. MARY LOU KASTEN Girls' Glee Club: 9, 105 Twirlim: Club: 9: Art Club: 12. EUGENE KENITZER Safety Patrol: 11, 12: Boys' Glee Club: 9, 10, 11: Concert Band: 9, 10, 11, 12: Intramural Sports: 12: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12: secretary, 12. 's DELORES KLAVEKOSKE Call Staff: 113 Girls' Glee Club: 11, 12: FHA: 9, 10, 11: GAA: 9, 10. ROBERT JON ES ROGER KASMISKIE Entered from Watertown, 10 Safety Patrol: 11, 125 Football 10. PHILIP KEIL Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Boys' Glee Club: 10, 125 Prom Committee- 11g Football: 9, 103 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball: 9, 10 Tennis: 11, 125 Cross Country: 12: Lettermen's Club: 10, 11, 12: FFA: 9, 10, 11. KENNETH KENITZER Concert Band: 9g FFA: 10. CAROL K LEINDL FHA: 10, ' Q 'B .af ,gulf JAMES KLEINDL Forensics: 11: Log Staff: 12: Talent Show: 11: All-School Play: 12: Radio Programs: ll: Mixed Chorus: 12: Student Coun- cil: 11, 123 Football: 11: Base- ball: 11: Conservation Club: 11, 12: Lettermen's Club: 11, 12, Skit Club: 12, Dramatic Club: 12. PHYLLIS KRONENBERG Call Staff: 11: Log Staff: 12: Mixed Chorus: 11: Girls' Glee Club: 10: FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12, P r e si d e n t, 11, Corresponding Secretary, 10: Commercial Club: 11, 12. BERNICE KUMBA Entered from St. leter's, 10: Call Staff: 11: All-School Play: 12, Costume Committee, 11: Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 10: Commercial Club: 11, 12: Skit Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 10, 12. JACK K UTCHER Mixed Chorus: 9, 12: Student Council: 11: Football: 9: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. DON MACHEEL Safety Patrol: 125 Concert Band: 12: Regimental Band: 11: Tennis. 9, 10, 11, 12: Intramural Sports: 9, 10, 11, 12: Lettermen's Club: 10, 11, 123 Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. MILTON KOHL Mixed Chorus: 11: Prom Com- mittee: 11: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. FRIEDA KUIPER Prom Committee: 115 Spanish Club: 11, 12: FHA: 12: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12. NORMAN Kuirrz FFA: 9, 10, 11, 12. ARMAND LA REAU Entered from St. Peter's: 10: Call Staff: 11: All-School Play: 10: Radio Programs: 12: Con- cert Band: 10, 11: Prom Com- mittee: llg Conservation Club: 11, 12: Dramatic Club: 12. GERALDINE MALAK Entered irom St. Peter's: 10: Debate: 12: Forensics: 11: All- School Play: 10, properties, 12: Radio Programs: 12: Mixed Chorus: 123 Girls' Glee Club: 11: Student Council: 12: Prom Com- mittee: ll: Latin Club: 10: GAA: 10, 113 Dramatic Club: 10, 11, 12. MARY JEAN MANTES Entered from St. Peter's: 10: Talent Show: 10, 11: All-School Play: 10: Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 10, 12: Boys' Glee Club: Accompanist: 11, 12: Latin Club: 10: Skit Club: 12. WILLIS MATHEWS Graphic Arts Club: 9, 10, 11, 12. ELLA METZLER Entered from St. reter's: 10: Prom Committee: 11: Latin Club: 10: FI-IA: 10, 11. JEAN MILLER Entered from St. Peter's: 10: GAA: 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club: 11: Dramatic Club: 10. DUANE NADOLSKI Forensics: 11: Talent Show: 11: Radio Programs: 12: Boys' Glee Club: 12: Football: 10, 11, 12: Idatin Club: 11, president, 11. MILTON MANTHEY Mixed Chorus: 12: boys' Glee Club: 12: Football: 9, 10, ll: Basketball: 9, 10, 11: Baseball: 9, 10, 11: Track: 10: Cross Coun- try: 12: Lettermen's Club: 10, ll. MAXINE McCLURfl Class Officers: Vice Iresalent, 9, Secretary-Treasurer, 10: Talent Show: 11: Student Coun il: 12: Cheerleading: 9, 10: Conserva- tion Club: 12: FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12, President 10, Treasurer 12: Com- mercial Club: 11: Twirling Club' 9, 10: Art Club: 9. MARY MEYER Entered from St. Peter's: 10: Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 10: FHA: 10: GAA: 11, 12: Commercial Club: 12. AUDREY MULVANEY Entered from 'St. Peter's: 10: Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 12: Con- cert Band: 10, 11, 12. ERVIN NEITZEL All-School Play: 12: Radio Prn- grams: 12: Baseball: 9, 10, ll, 12: Intramural Sports: 10, ll, 12: Graphic Arts Club: 9. :AS af JOYCE NEUENDORF Mixed Chorus: 10, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9: FHA: 9, 10, 11, histor- ian, 11: Commercial Club: ll: Art Club: 9, 10, Vice President, 10. SYLVIA NEUMANN Mixed Chorus: 10: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Prom Committee: ll: Pho-Tog Club: 11: Commereial Club: 11, 12, Secretary, 12. DENNIS NULPI-I Entered from St. Peter's: 10: Football: 10, 11: Lettermenk Club: 10, 11, 12: Library Cluh 11: Radio Club: 11: Dramatic- Club: 10. DONALD OLIVER Radio Club: 12, Vice President, 12. CONSTANCE PETERSON ELAINE NEUMAN Entered from St, Peter's: 10: Pho-Tog' Club: 11: FHA: 10, ll. GEORGE NOVENSKI Safety Patrol: ll, 12: Forensics: 11: Log Staff: 12: Mixed Chorus: 1l,12: Boys' Glee Club: 10: In- tramural Sports: 11. CAROL OLIVER Girls' Glee Club: 9, 11, 12: FHA: 9, 12: Art Club: 1l,12. PATRICIA PAITRICK Prom Committee: 11: Latin Cluh: 9, 10: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Com- mercial Club: 12. DELORIS PRIEVE A Mixed Chorus: 11: Girls' Glee GAA: 10' 11' 123 Commercial Club: 10: Prom Committee: 11: Club: 11, 12. FHA: 10: GAA: 10. ROGER PRITCHARD Safety Patrol: 11, 12: Call Staff: 11: Prom Committee: 11: Foot- ball: 10, 11: Track: 11: Intramur- al Sports: 10, 11: Graphic Arts Club: 9, 10, 11, 12. CORRINE RISSMAN All-School Play, stage crew: 10: Mixed Chorus: 12: Girls' Glee Club: ll, 12: Pho-Tog Club: 12: GAA: 9, 10, 11. HUBERT ROBERTS Student Council: 12: Football: 10. 11, 12: Lettermen's Club: 11, 12: Safety Patrol: 11. ARLENE SABATKE Class officers: secretary, 12: Log: Staff: 12: Talent Show: 10: Mix- ed Chorus: 11, 12, secretary, 172: Student Council: 10, 11, 12, sec- retary, 12: Prom Committee: 11: Homecoming Court: 12: Conser- vation Club: 11: FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12, State secretary 10, program of work chairman, 11, secretary, 12: Skit Club: 12. MARGARET SAWYER Entered from St. Peter's1: 10: All-School Play: 11, 12, Proper- ties Committee, 11: Student Council: 10: From Committee: 11: Conservation Club: 11, 12: GAA: 11: Commercial Club: 12: Dramatic Club: 10, 11, 12, sec- retary, 10. BEVERLY REX Mixed Chorus: 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Spanish Club: 12: FHA: 10: GAA: 9: Commercial Club: 12. HERBERT ROBERTS Mixed Chorus: 11, 12, Treasurer. 12: Boys' Glee Club: 10, 12: Stu- dent Council: 12: Prom Commit- tee: 11: Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Base- ball: 10, 11, 12: Track: 9, 10, 11, 12: Lettermen's Club: 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12: Graphic Arts Club: 10, JAMES ROLLINS Baseball: 10: Track: 11: Tennis: 10: Graphic Arts Club: IC, 11. '- BERNICE SADOWSKI Girls' Glee Club: 11: FHA: 10, 11, 12: Commercial Club: 12. WILLIAM SCHACK Entered from Wayland, 12. ROBERT SCHEGETZ Entered from St. Peter's: 105 Call Staff: 115 Log Staff: 12, treasurer, 125 Concert Band: 10. 11, 12, president 125 Student Council: alternate, 125 Prom Committee: 115 Intramural Sports: 11, 125 Conservation Club: 11, 125 Graphic Arts Club: ll, 12. MILTON SCHMIDT Graphic Arts Club: 11, 12. ROBERT SCHOENWETTER Baseball: 9, 105 Intramural Sports: 9, 10, 115 Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. GERA LDINE SCI-If LTZ FHA: 10. G LEN SM ELCER . Talent Show: 105 Radio Pro- grams: 115 Concert Band: 9, 10, 11, 125 Dance Band: 11, 12. RUTH SCHERADELLA Entered from St. Peter's: 105 Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee: 115 Commercial Club 12. ROBERT SCHMIDT Entered from St. Pe.er's: 105 FFA: 9, 10, 11, 12. CARL SCI-IULTZ Basketball: 125 Track: 10, 11, 125 Cross Country: 125 Intramural Sports: 10, 11, 125 Latin Club: 3. MARGARET SELL Entered from St. Peter's: 10: Radio Programs: 125 FHA: 10, 11. JEANNETTE SMITH HELEN STANGE Student Council: 123 Prom Com- mittee: 11: FHA: 10: Commer- cial Club: 11. LAWRENCE SWENSON Intramural Sports: 10. DOUGLAS TELETZKE Class Officers: President: 9, 10: Prom Committee: 11: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Let- termen's Club: 9, 10, 11, 12, treasurer, 12: In-tramural Sports 11. RAYMOND THOMPSON Log Staff: 12: Student Council: 12: FFA: 9, 10, 11, 12, president. 12: Track: 11. ROSELYN ULBRICHT Girls' Glee Club: 11: Student Council: 12: FHA: 109 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 125 Twirling Club: 10, 11. JEROME STRA SESKI Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 12: Boys' Glee Club: 9: Track: 115 Pho- Tog Club: 10. THADDEUS TAMMINGA Call Staff: 11: Mixed Chorus: 11, 123 Boys' Glee Club: 10: Foren- sics: 115 Intramural Sports: 10: Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11, 12. RAYMOND THIEL Class Oliicers: treasurer, 11, vici- president, 123 Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 12: Student Council: 12: Prom Committee: 11: Football: 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball: 9, 10, 11: Track: 11: Conservation Club: 12: Graphic Arts Club: 11, '12, vice-president, 12. RICHA RD TOMASHEK All-School Play: 93 Football: :lg Basketball: 115 Baseball: 10: Track: 10. KENNETH WAGENER Forensics: 11: Log Staff: 12, Radio Programs: 11, 12: Mixed Chorus: 9, 11: Boys' Gleen Club: 10: Prom Committee: 11: Foot- ball: 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball. 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball: 9, 110, 1-fl, 12: Track: 93 Tennis: 11: Let- termen's Club: 10, 11, 12: Graph- ic Arts Club: 10. 'WF X f: at ..a..m.Lf. .aaa e X VIRGINIA WAGENER Mixed Chorus: 9, 103 Girls' Glee Club: 93 Prom Committee: 113 Latin Club: 9, 10g GAA: 9, 10, 11, 123 Library Club: 11, 12. MARGERY WEBER Girls' Glee Club 93 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club: 11, 123 Twirling Club: 10, 11, president 11. ROBERT WHEELER Mixed Ch-orus: 11, 123 Student Council: 12. VIRGIL WINTER Mixed Chorus: 10, 11, 123 Boys' Glee Club: 123 Cheerleading: 11, 123 Intramural Sports: 113 Art Club: 11, 12. CAROL WOLF Debate: 123 Call Staff: 123 Staff: 12: Radio Programs: 123 Student Council: 123 Latin Club: 103 FHA: 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent, 11, Program of Work chair- man, 12, Demonstrations, 10, ll, GAA: 10, 113 Library Club: 10 113 Forensics: 12. Y DOROTHY WATSON Mixed Chorus: 10, 113 Girls' Glee Club: 93 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 123 Com- mercial Club: 11, 12, president, 123 Twirling Club: 10, Il, vice- president, 11. DUANE WENDT Entered from Milwaukee, Bay View High, 103 Call Stalfz 11: Log Staff: 12, Talent Show: 11, 123 All-School Play: 123 Radio Programs: 10, 11, 123 Prom Com- mittee: 11g FFA: 10, 113 Graphic Arts Club: 10, 11. ANGELINE WILD Entered from St. Peter's: 103 Girls' Glee Club: 10, 113 FHA: 103 Dramatic Club: 11. ARNOLD WODILL Entered from Reeseville High School: 103 FFA: 123 Safety Patrol: 12. BETTY WOODWARD Log Staff: 12, corresponding sec- retary, 12, Talent Show: 113 Mixed Chorus: 9, 10, 11, 12, lib- rarian, 123 Girls' Glee Club: 93 Concert Band: 10, 113 Student Council: 123 GAA: 9, 10, 11, 123 Commercial Club: 11. JOYCE WRZESINSKE Mixed Chorus: 11, 12: Prom Committee: 11: FHA: 9, 10, ll, 12: Commercial Club: 11, 12. CARLOTTA ZIEGLER Mixed Chorus: 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club: 9: Pho-Tog Club: 12: Latin Club: 9: GAA: 9, 10, 11: Dramatic Club: 10, 12. SHARON YOUNG Student Council: 11, 12: Prom Committee: 11: FHA: 10: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12. NORENE ZUEHLKE Call Staff: 12: All-School Play: 9: Mixed Chorus: 12: Girls' Glue Club: 11g Regimental Band: 12: Student Council: 9: Prom Com- mittee: 11g Forensics: 10: Latin Club: 9: FHA: 10, 11, Parliamen- tarian, 11: GAA: 9, 10, 11, 12: Skit Club: 12: Library Club: 9, 10: Dramatic Club: 10. FLOYD ZWIEG Class Ollicers: President. 12: Safety Patrol: 11, 12: Log Staff: 12: Student Council: 12: Prom Committee: 11: Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball: 10: Track: 9, 10, 113 Intramural Sports: 10, 11, 12: Conservation Club: 12: Let- termen's Club: 10, 11, 12, secre- tary, 12. These students maintained an averagre of 90 or above for the first seven semesters of their school work and were entitled to wear gold tassels on their caps at graduation. 4Back rowj Margery Weber, Joyce Helbing, Audrey Mulvaney, Glen Smelcer, Betty Bleck, Arlene Sabatke, Carol Fischer, Marcia Hyde. iSecond rowl Donald Benike, Donallee Hayworth, Sharon Young, Naomi Haima, Rosalie Bender, Sylvia Hemling, Sylvia Neuman, Alice Falbe, Thomas Fisher. fFront rowj Caroline Budde, Carol Wolf, Betty Freitag, Betty Wood- ward, Jean Miller, Virginia Wayrener, Valorie Heublein, Audrey Fischer, Betty Best, Carlotta Ziegler. QAbsentD Ella Metzler. These students were elected by their classmates to the class honor roll. Election was on the basis of school service, good citizenship, participation in school activities, and scholarship. iBack row, left to rightb Edward Hussli, James Kleindl, Kenneth Wagrener, Floyd Zfwiepr, Callen Bowe, and Alan Roberts. 1Front rowb Betty Bleck, Arlene Sabatke, Maxine McClurg, and Geraldine Malak. Senior class speakers at commencement exercises were chosen by fa.ulty members from the class honor roll. They were Arlene Sabatke and Kenneth Wagencr. bf- English uniaa fFirst row, back to frontj Violet Rahn, Phyllis Huth, Doris Zuehlke, Lois Reinke. Barbara Knoll, Janet Egebrecht, Betty Longseth. Kenneth McConaghy, Ralph Young, Irene Kluge. Journalism Harold Rubnitz, Nancy Krueger, Joyce Schulteis, Keith Pettack, Bonnie Dinkel, 'Betty Huebel, La- Verne Roggenbauer. fStandingJ Virginia Ostrum, Delores Stofllet. Speech Peggy Pearson, Carol Beers, Shi1'l:y Lovejoy, William Kaul, Patric'a Schmidt, Stanley Davis, David Smith. 5.41 Geometry Advanced Algebra iSeatedJ John Zahn, Glen Derge, Phil- lip Gorlter, 'lhomas Anderson. 1StandingJ Charles Corso, Joseph Gil- singer. ei? .F inns LAlong wall! Phillip Guenther, Donald Q -'P Shepard, Marlene Marthaler, Gust Pap- acosta. fl'll0HlZ rowj Erich Bleck, David Coleman and Audrey Manthey. William Robertson, Betty Lunde, Jerome Sturm. l rffisf' Mechanical Drawing fBack rowj Eugene Gossfeld, Charles Weber, Dan Herkert John Hughes, Orville Riege. Richard Zeimendorf, Gilbert Mulvaney, Francis Thorn. American History fFirst row, back to the frontj Eleanor Giese, Wayne Block, Elaine Bussewitz. Thomas Eichel, Jean Grace, Patricia Frey. Darlene Buettner, Duane Griesbach. nv' 4 X 'I- x is ay - Lolagene Bruder, Juanita Bodin, John Angelos, Douglas Dollar, Frances Budde. Chemistry Miriam Larson, Gloria Hansen, Alycc Jones, Viola Zuberbuehler, Dorothy Hartl, Marian Ganz. 'ml in ev! Printing Eugene Pritchard, Dale Kossen, Harold Neitzel, Gerald Brace. Gordon Hiafenstein, Lloyd Ipsen, Michael Hartl, John Bowe. -. E C.. fb 1 Shorthand 1Back rowl Shirley Smith, Phyllis Smocke, Mary Yasger. Doris Lindert, Clara Mae Schmidt, Mar- jorie Miller. fBack row? Charleen Franke, Kay Ehlenfeldt, Audrey Teletzke. Joan Sabatke, Gloria Daniels. Typing fBack rowj Ruth Mathews, Shirley Ptaschinski. Lucille Yerges, Mary Wedel, Helen Sommercorn. 1Back rowl Elizabeth Schmidt, Audrey Schwister. Ardis Paul, Jacquiline Sabatke, Beatrice Werblow. 5 IJ vi .iff-f?1 A Home Economics h L Mlarjorie Veling, Louise Schweiger, Alvina Schoenwetf it Q0n tablel Maxine Neuman, Betty Horn. fSeatedl Frances Yaktus, Catherine Machkovech, Jean Storm. fStan'dingl Agnes Weilgosh, Donna Tobin. Agriculture fBeginning at leftl Donald Zuehls, Richard Grebel, Rob- ert Koerner, Charles Schultz, George Krenz, Frederick N ll l' ' ' e , James Schmldt, Merlin Volght, Dale Dinkel, Alfred Affeldt. v- ni 1 Woodworks Leonard Noll, John Haberman, Raymond Kossen, Richard Roger Hook, David Swan, Morris Eggert, Donald Dinsch, Miner. Merton Mack. Metal Works Elroy Neuman, Lloyd Zwieg, Wayne Buntrock, Kenneth Drake. Merlin Kohl, Frank Kuenzi, William LaBounty. Physical Education fBott.omJ Joyce Birkholz, Margaret Janz, Joyce Sabatke, Peggy LaBounty. fTopJ Agnes Andricheck, Polly Ost. Uumpingj Roland Koerner. Sharon Bach, Rosemary Olsen, Agnes Andricheck, Margaret Janz, Polly Ost, Joyce Birkholz. Joyce Sabatke, Margaret Janz, Mary Schimming. Uumpingj Bessie Angelos, Donalea Hein. S Spanish II Beverly Smith, Joyce Gram-s, Donald Vorpahl, Lloyd Schutte. Latin II fBack row, left to rightj Eugene Gloudeman, Rlalph Hankes, Paul Gergen. fFront rowj Phyllis Wendt, Donald Morgan, Florence Henderson. fBack row, left to rightl Mary Margaret Esten Jean Janz, Arline Bender QFront rowj Jean Bortz, Marlene Nenno, Marwood Krueger. lb English lRi1:ht rowj Robert Sharkey, Theodore Wahlen, Barbara Drake. fl.eft row? Ronald Reesnes, Leon- ard Fromholz, Dennis Swan, Rita Biel. rv yu World His tory Ruth Zuberbuehler, Delores Huck Carl Krause, Phyllis Rollins. Marjorie McMillan, Mildred Voight Ronald Griesbach, Phyllis Klatt, Harlow Freman. Biology fLeft Rowj Marian Huebel, Theresa Klinzing, Lester Kaul. fRight Rowj Helen Bird, Patricia Loshinski, John Bock. Biology fliiirht rowj Betty Ruehl, Harold Falbe, Sharon Neise, Phyllis Dan- iels. fI.eft rowj JoAnn Gordon, Jac- queline Case, Eugene Schmidt. 4 I i,., Mechanical Drawing 1I.eft rowj Paul Pomerville, Ron- ald Snyder, John Haimia, Merlin Hinkes. fRight rowj Raymond Souchet, Elwood Fiegel, Robert Dimel. General Mathematics Algebra Margaret Williams, Rosemary Wood, Ruth Coleman, Geraldine Williams, JoAnn Garielson, Evelyn Polsin. fRight rowl Marlene Smithback, Elmer Prieve, Marlene Burgert. flaeft rowj Shirley Mitchell, Virgil Wadleigh, LouAnne Helbing. 5 1Right rowj Arthur Belter, Donald Fagisch, Barry Collier. fLeft rowj Robert Louden, Shirley Hmasase, Carol Carr. Y sly, , Home Economics argaret Kurtz, Nedra Clnapsad- l Jeanette Schoeffel, Jean Haase Joan Schwoch. Agriculture Gerald Bohl, Gordon Luck, Theo- dore Weber, Lawrence Grebel Virgil Hoffmann, Orville Muhle Arnold Hammer, Rodney Sabatke Donald Schwoch. 'UD--4'--'1 We 1151! if V -rf- 'H-QQ Q1 Typing fRight row! Patricia Klas, Gloria. Osterthun, Audrey Birkholz. Qleft rowj Maxine Daniel, Chris- tine Ziegler, Mavis Siedschlag. Typing Lois Saldner, Beverly Schroeder, Angeline Rhode. 49 , V . S 'NH' Art Merlin Kenitzer, John Glaeser Diane Braker, Lorraine Kloveko- ske, Joseph Diesler, Jerry Schave Art Ginger Hansen, Hermine Beczek, Marian Frisch, Shirley Lockwood, Gail Brown, Agnes Burke. Woodworks Ernest Indermuhle, Jack Merrill, John Arndorfer, Wayne Zimmer, Gordon Roberts, Elden Zwiegr. Glen Bingenheimer, Ronald Ben- nett, Norbert Straseski, Earl Tischer, John Reibrandt, Milton Beske. qc' Metal Works Calvin Goodrich, David Gresch, Douglas Canniff, Joseph Mock, Robert Sulton, Gordon Kasmiskie. as i 1 Printing Ronald Graff, Jerome Moritz, David Bergman, Elroy Lathrop, Dale Gerke, Lawrence Keegstra, Donald Beilfuss. I 2--7 M' WY! 1' fi EA fs'-4 ' Lfiqf M li ii yy' A 5 n -,gg - NO 9 J English flfoieground, front to backj Lu- cille Wichman, Kenneth Koerner, Edna Beck. fBackground, front to backj Nor- man Grahn, Wesley Korth, Audrey Braatz. , 1Left row, front to backj Audrey Jaehnke, Elaine Abraham, Carle- ton Loeck. fllilrht row! Judith Elske, Doris Hurst, Leonard Diels. General Science JoAnn Yerges, Betty Burgdorff, Darlene Norenberg, Jeanne Fow- ler, Joyce Hafenstein, Mary Lou McClur, Georgene Rennock, Ron- ald Bartol, James Huebner, Ronald Raabe, Rosemary Schimming. Civics fFront row, front to backj Shirley Weber, Katherine Daniels. 1Middle row? Margaret Soldner, Geraldine Mathews, Elmer Kir- choif. fBack rowj Ruth Kennedy, Lois Sutton, Glvadys Brienke. 1StandingJ Wayne Meister, Chas. Behn. 3 'far Junior Business QL-eft row, front to backj Arlene Teletzke, Ronald Schmidt, Barbara Griesbach. lRight rowj Verna Ruehl, Joyce Schultz, Ruth Pomerville. lStandingJ Nancy Bender, Donna Mucha, Helen Kienow. Latin I ilforegrroundj Geraldine Kemp, Katherine Harmison, Margaret Yapacosta. ll!-ackgroundl Joan Wollenburg, Karen Buckland, Thomas Butter- brodt. Donald Mertes, Gwendolyn Ziehme Haiwirt Vetter, Roy Clark. Spanish 1F01'G1I1'0l1Yld, front to backl Carole Ice, David Jones, Jean Knaup, Richard Kellogg. lllaskgroundj David Marvin, Mary Paclotti, Mary Belling. Hc-me Economics llieft row, frnt to blackl Shirley Kennedy, Irene Buschke. iliight row? Twyla Cook, Marion Hartl. -If 45.4615 if -14' s.....e S.. 'Q Fm '55 Home Economics fLeft row, front to backj Marilyn Mercer, Carol Jeske, Betty Haas. 1Rigfh rowj Rosemary Hoppa, Betty Arndt, Rosemary Owens. Agriculture Glen Huth, Harvey Steinbach, James Friedel, Raaymond Kuehl, Edward Fabisch, Glen Bonner, Wayne Schmidt. N L 'vu is 3 l N-NMR 4 K . we Woodworks ' Larry Nietzel, Clifford Noll, Rob- ert Luedtke, Randall Sabatkc Keith Zellmer, Douglas Teeter Gerald Yagodinski. Duane Rahn, John Kronenberg Lee Lambrecht, Robert Rochwite Gordon Belter. Metal Works John Wrzesinskl, Kenneth Schin- del, Darrel Rogers, Arvin Polen- ski, Richard Biel, Fred Helbing. K-'7 Printing QLeft to rightj Ryan Priest, Duane Fanshaw, Herbert Brulke, Ronald Bussewitz, Robert Ziebell, Ronald Wendtlandt, Lynn Carlson. grf,5f?n'fs wr. wjny .a ,.-:fy Physical Education Mechanical Drawing Ebert, Richard Swenson. illight fowl Gary Gutgesell, Clark Schumacher, Floyd Wolf. fLeft row, front to back! Jrack Wood, Richard Stapel, Donald mmixmikmir X Jack Wick, Jack Welsh, Beverly U' Wienke, Gwen Roberts 'X 'li lV .- ,i,,,.1 V is Junior High ...A ,fx x Joan Boughton, Charles Murphy, Tim Prest, Shirley Kirchoff, Doris Wolf, Alan Dorhman, Donald Dorn X. Wayne Kellogg, Helen Kaul, Patsy Malcolm Y Taft, .Arthur Schu Hubbard, weimer Hicks Darlene badowskl Betty Prieve, Robert Mietzel, Dor- othy Mittelshadt, Virginia Oest- reich A U J al V' Q Standing: Janet Thiel, Calvin Behrend, Harold Doering, Doris Stark. Sitting: Doreen Kuhn, Jacqualine Schiradelly. J unio ' Janice Carr, David Roc-dl, Joan- quin Leissus, Shirley Anderson, Mary Louise Keller Fl' in John Bedker, Janet Spoon, Betty Jane Hoppa, Jame Hammitt Ronald Callies, Phillip Sadowski, Clarence Wolc, Donald Carolan, Robert Webster, James Aellic, Daniel Grace. Donald Sabatke, Mary Pfeffer, Larry Egebrechlt, Jean Ellen Beier Ronald Hiley, Roy Lovejoy inext to winow, back to front! Katherine Panten, Mary Burrow, Nancy Smithbach, Verna Umland, William Yaucher. fmiiddle rowj Roland Hartel, Mar- lene Giese, Jerold Zweilfel, Gae Knaup. 13rd rowj Andrew Martin. John Cefalu, ney Henshaw bt: Mt hull! Carl Backhaus, Rod- fLeft to Rightl Willi Norman Perreten, Betty Lou Sob- raski, Melody Derleth l am Tammin- ga, Ceneida Bornick, Jack End- lich, Arden Uebel, Nino Cefalu, Seventh and Eighth Grade Nanny Winnie- Karen Vesper, Betty Rhode Norman Roberts, William Peterson Duane Franke. Joy Men-ill Rose Lee Sterlinske Patricia Williams y Douglas Budde 114-ft to Rightl Raymond Davis, 'li Junior High Burton Nashban, Mary Lunensch- loss, Charles Ehlenfeldt, Shirley Davis, Marion Ullrich. theft to Right, standingl William Biel, Georgine Bartell, Phyllis Hayes. 1Left to Right, Kneelingf Elden Braun, Allan Franke. Gladys Staudenmayer Randall Franke Marilyn Brueckner J-J they MII! DDA A Ronald Rahn, Thomas Rhodes, John Swan, Cheeril Heublein, Joan Boughton, Jacqueline Schir- adelly, Georgine Bartell, Donald Dorn, Miss Evamarie Eggert. N Cheeril Heublein ,Audrey Bartell, 1 Patricia Placiotti, Lois Keller, Doris Schulteis, Victor Himeral, Jim Mack, Paul Roberts Walter Schweitzer, Frances Row- ell, Kathleen Keller, William Swenson, Thomas Rhodes, Lorin Ellis. Music 8 iLeft, to right lst rowl Marlene Winters, Ruth Hauptli, Evelyn Ost, Clyde Jesse, William Stienike, and Carol LaBuy. Beverly YVadleig'h, Tom Hyde, Lawrence Schultz, William Rief- snieder, VVilliam Davis 12nd rowj Cherril Mack, Janice Klas, Diana Zwieg, Marjorie Bleek, Betty Wienke, Georgia Nyka. f3rd rowl John Wickman, Kenneth Waddell, Ruben Schultz, Harold Middelstadt. Frank Yaktus, Helen Ann Schmidt- bauer, Kathryn Pritvhard, Johanna Diels, Ronald Hahn. Lierald Baskfield, Ronald Roedl, Shirley Nefzer, Vanessa Dehn, Marilyn Van Flss, Donnie Mayer. Seventh and Eighth Grade Gloria Wahlen, Shirley Kuenzi 'Q---... l .lohn Aneelos Donald Baehaus Marvann Boarder Farol Peers Marv Belling' Rosalie Bender Betty Best Erich Bleek Carole Lee Shirley Lovejoy Geraldine Malak Audrey Manthey Marlene Marthaler Ruth Matthews Kenneth Mm-Conaghy Marjorie McMillan Mary Meyer Darlene Norenberg Rosemary Olson Mary Paeiotti K . x illl X' X lu !ii X'x' N X , ,IQQQ-e - Dramatics Club President: Edith Boyd Vice-President: Betty Lunde Vice-President: Lois Reinke Secretary: Margaret Sawyer Treasurer: David Smith Program Chairman: Patricia Frey Program Chairman: Audrey Teletzke llelores Bock Cullen Bowe lolagene Bruder Karen Buckland Aunes Burke Elaine Bussewitz .laequeline Case Beverly Cornford 'ix Helen Drexler Janet ligrehrecht Thomas Eiehel Audrey Fischer -lean Fowler Joan Fox Nathwlie Freeman Richard llaaek Katherine Harmison Edward Hussli Florence Henderson Janet Janny Jean Janz James Kleindl Jean Kanup Bernice Kumba Margaret Papacosta Gloria Hansen Shirley Ptasehinski Beverly Smith Audrey Schwister Phyllis Smocke Lois Sutton Arlene Teletzke Harriet Vetter Shirley Weber Phyllis Wendt Joan Wollenburg: Cailotta Ziegler 'M-.t ,I This is the club responsible for all those future staple stars. During the course of the year, every member frets his ehanre to do a little aetingr. Make- up and other problems of presentation are studied. Library Club ldvisor: Miss Beth Carmody lail Brown Agnes Burke 'atricia Frey 'ean Grace Jonallee Haworth, florence Henderson Dolores Huck 'atricia Klas llarwood Krueger fiargaret Kurtz Iarole Lee 'atricia Loshinski luth Matthews fiary Lou McClurg .ois Sutton Virginia Wagener The library club has three pur- poses: C11 to perform the duties required for efficient library serv- iceg Q21 give experience to students interested in library work as a careerg and Q31 to learn to ap- preciate the cultural value of books. The members make scrap- books, file cards, take care of cir- culation, and shelve books. Latin Club Polly Ost Margaret Papaeosta Patricia Loshinski Gwendolyn Ziehme Marion Ganz .lohn llaberman Phyllis Rollins .loan VVelch Karen Buckland Frances lluzenski Shirley Kennedy Fharles Weber Geraldine Kemp Sharon Neis Margaret Beers Gerald Rosenmeier: Vice President Miss Gorezynskiz Advisor Robert Sharkey: President Jean Janz: Sec. and Treas. Ralph Henkes l lnrenee llenderson llarriet Vetter Marlene Nenno Eugene Gloudeman les,er Oestrieh Mary Margaret listen Janice kosexirneler The Spanish Club has purchased some supplementary Spanish hooks for school use in order that they might further their study. Plans arc: to visit Spanish classes in Madison to seo how they are conducted. The monthly goal is to give ten dollars to CARE Spanish Club Advisor: Miss Janet Schillfarth Presidents: Donald Vorpahl, Lloyd Schutte Treasurer: lone Haag Mary Belling: Rosalie Bender John Ferron Joyce Grams Ione Haag' David Jones Richard Kellogg Jean Kanup Freida Kuiper Carol lee David Marvin Mary Paciotti Beverly Rex lloyd Schutte Beverly Smith Donald Vorpahl Constance Peterson Violet Rahn Bcverly Rex Joan Sabatke Bernice Sadowski M-:irqaret Sawyer Ruth Scheradella Betty Schmidt Clara Mae Schmidt Marjorie Veling' Dorothy Watson Margie NVeber Beatrice Werbelow Agnes Wielgosh Joyce VVrzesinske Marv Yasprer Lucille Yerfzes amalgam Art Club Advisor: Joseph Holtman President: Wayne Anderson Vice President: John Bowe Secretary: Mary Hafenstein The purpose of the club is better knowledge of art. Wayne Anderson Hermine Beczek Joyce Birkholz Diane Braker Agnes Burke Joseph Diesler Mary Hafenstein Shirley Hafenstein Mary Lou Kasten Lorraine Klavekoske Joanne Kostolny Carol Oliver Jerry Shave. U to obtain a 1 Ralph llanlces Geraldine Kemp Joanne Kostolny lorrainc Klavokoske Patricia Loshinski Sh-ilron Ncis ldlnwr l'ricve Phyllis Rollins Bcity Ruchl Mary Yasger 'AQ Nature Club Advisor: Miss Elaine Altemus President: Mary Yasger Vice President: Diane Braker Treasurer: Lorraine Klavekoske Secretary: Joanne Kostolny The Nature Club, as it name implies is concerned with the study of nature. The members 1:0 on hikes to observe and study the beauty and wonders of nature and at some mcctinirs view movies of nature. l 43 M if W Lea Bedker Milton Beske Diane Braker Barry Collier Frances Duzinske Mary Margaret -Esten Harold Falbe Dale Gerke Richard Haack Ronald Snyder Dennis Swan Conservation Club Advisor: Clarence Snyder President: Edward Hussli Secretary-Treas: Valorie Heublein Clifford Anderson Thomas Anderson Bessie Angelos Thomas Bauer Callen Bowe John Bowe Edith Boyd John Ferron Thomas Fisher Harold Fowler Gloria Hansen Daniel Herkert Valorie Feublein Edward Hussli Marcia Hyde Nancy Krueger Maxine MfClur1: Arwand IaReau Arlene Saba-tke Joyce Sabatke Margaret Sawyer Robert Schefretz Raymond Thiel Ch'-'rles Weber David Williams Floyd Zwieg Clifford Anderson Agnes Andrieheck Donald Baehaus Carol Beers Margaret Beers Mary Bellini: Rosalie Bender Glenn Bingrenheimer Joyce Birkholz Erich Bleek Gerald Brace Jacqueline Case Lorraine Davis Frances Duzinski Jean Fowler Eleanor Giese Florence Henderson Daniel Herkert Donald Jacobs Jean Janz Jean Knaup I-ois Lindert Audrey Manthey Marlene Marthaler Marjorie Miller Sharon Neis Marlene Nenno Margaret Papacosta Ruth Pomerville Shirley Ptaschinski Corrine Rissman Janice Rosenmeier Joyce Sehulties David Smith Phyllis Smocke Jean Storm Charles Weber Doris Zuehlke Harriet Vetter Shirley Weber Beatrice W'erbelow Phyllis Wendt lucille Wiehman .loan VVollenburg' Mary Yasger JoAnn Yerges Lucille YeI'XI9S Christine Ziegler Ruth Zuberbuehler This is an opportunity for all those people interested in photog- raphy. The members of this club learn the printing as well as the essentials of taking a good picture. It is a fine hobby and a good pro- fession. . ' 73-135 1' R , Q, iw . NY , , I i ,V Pho-Tog Club Advisors: Raymond Jensen and Roger Bardwell President: David Smith Vice President: Erich Bleek Secretary: Margaret Papacosta Treasurer Jean Fowler I 1 Commercial Club Advisor Miss Vivian Sturtevant President Dorothy Watson Vlce President: Sylvia Hemling Treasurer Sylvia Neumann Secretary Audrey Schwister -1. 5. , .ff 'Y-v 1 fd I , Alice Falbe Audrey Fischer Joan Fox Mary Hiafenstein Shirley Hafenstein Sylvia Hemling Margaret .lanz Phyllis Kronenberg' Bernice Kumba Betty Longseth Maxine Mcfllurg Mary Meyer Marjorie Miller Sylvia Neumfann Rosemary Olson Patricia Paitrick Audrey Schwister Phyllis Smocke Agnes Andricheck Bessie Amrelos Hermine Beczek Carol Beers Joyce Birkholz Darlene Buettner Elaine Bussewitz Virginia Coleman Gloria Daniels Helen Drexler Janet Exrebrecht Radio Club President: Stanley Davis Vice President: Donald Oliver Secretary-Treasurer: Clark Schumacher Royal Tice Thomas Anderson Norbert Bornick Stanley Davis William Kaul Elroy Lathrop Donald Oliver Clark Schumacher f. i Q's va ..,, Q igi The purpose of ihe Radio Club is to provide training: in the fundamentals of electricity :ind radio. and to provide practical experience in their application. They are repairing radios now to gain ex- feriuiice and to earn money to purchase equip- ment. Time permi' following: convert Prhool, extend the building, and to p tiny: they plan to do the aircraft radios for use at sound system to the arts rticipate in field day with flock River Radio Club. Graphic Arts Club Advisor: O. A. Paciotti President: Edward Hussli Vice President: Raymond Thiel Secretary and Treasurer: Eugene Kenitzer Sergeant-at-Arms: Thomas Garczynski '-L' HHHQI' The Graphic Arts Club is composed of boys that are taking printing. The club nteets once a month with its advisor, O. A. Paciotti. At their meetings, various projects are discussed, such as the football and basketball pro- grams. At the end of the school year the club goes on a field trip to some industry of interest to printing students. J'-A u - 4 . WJ!! xgxv' ' ,QM ? Ralph Arndorfer David Bergemann John Bowe Gerald Brace Charles Burke Ronald Bussewitz Lynn Carlson Ronald Ebert Leonard Fromolz Dale Gerke Ronald Graff Gordon Hafenstein Michael Hartl Richard Hein Donald Jacobs Felix Janny lcster Kaul Wayne Klapper Milton Kohl Dale Kolb Dale Kossen .lack Kutcher Elroy Lathrop Edward Maass Merton Mack Donald Mac-heel lVillis Mathews Harold Neitzel Ryan Priest Eugene Pritchard Roger Pritchard William Robertson Darrell Rogers James Rollins Robert Scheiretz Milton Schmidt Robert Schoenwetter Ted Tamminpfs Theodore VVahlen Donald Wolc Miriam l-arson Betty l.one'seth Maxine Metflurgr Mzirlene Messer Violet lluhn l,aVerne Royrgrenlmziuer Phyllis Rollins Betty liuehl RFK' Future Homemakers of America Historian 2 Edith lloyd President: Joyce Sahatke Vice President: Phyllis Kronenberg Secretary: Arlene Sahatke Treasurer: Maxine McClurg Parlimcntarion: Joyce Wrzesinske Som: Leader: .loan Sabatke Advisor: Miss Emma Niendorf CQIE I ,sk ff, HGH!! we v .Q 'PN' Joan Fox 110-mimi lgcvzck Dolores lluvk Marion Ganz Helen Bi,-ll Phyllis llnth llonnu Fesehel Jovw lgirkhulz Alyre .lones .leainne llaase - Edith lgovd Gerzilmline Kemp Miry llafenstein- Iohfum, 'lh.Udm. Irene Klugie Shirley llafenstein Marlow. lgm-w.,.t Phyllis Kronenlierg' lilizaheth lluebel Elaine lillan FV0i1la Kullwl' Ma1'1,raret Kurtz Toward New Horizons! The motto whirli every girl in the Future Homemaker-s of America has to work for now for a better home and family life for all in the future tomorrows. This is an organization which meets at noon twice a month and has its social and its educational functions. In all F.H.A. activities. the Lrirls are being tausrht that they as the Future Homemakers of America, must strive for a better tomor1'ow. Verna Ruehl Arlene Saliatke Joan Sahatke .loyee Salmtke lierniee Sadowske .lennette Sehoeffel lleverly Schroeder Helen Sommercorn Ikonna Tobin Beatrice Werhelow lllargraret Williams Carol Wolf .loyee Wrzesinske Christine Ziegler Ruth Zuberbuehler Gerald Bohl Glen Bonner lawrence lilltlde Douglas Vanniff Donald Falviseh Edward Falwiseh James Friedel Donald Sehwoeh Howard Sehuandt George Sta-grner eh llai ,' ey Steinlia lVlerlin Yoiirht lrvin Williams Arnold Xvodill .Aq- Calvin Goodrieh lawr'nf-e Grehcl Duane Guenther A rnold Hammer Eugene lleidemiann Norman lleidt, Glen Huth x ' HIE... f'er ld Metzver Orville Mlihle Rodney Salxatkg James Selimirlt leo Schmidt Kenneth Killan Robert Koerner Roland Koerner Carl Krause Raymond Kuehl Norman Kurtz Gordon luck K A H Future Farmers of America President: Raymond Thompson Vice President: Richard Grebel Secretary: Alfred Affeldt Thhblmludnou! INDD'iu1 Quinn: mpgiy if ,Q Q 1 5 ' fp Treasurer: Frederick Nell Reporter: Geargze Krenz Watchdog: Robert Schmidt Advisor: Stanley Thompson . , I ,- If fl-' 3 fa J: 3 Q ...M , - QC' 1- P f -,. lVayne Sehmidt Uh irles Sehultz John Wrzeinske Ronald Zuehls 3 -an :IM . Z' ,an The Future lfarmer fhapter is Open to all farm lioys enrolled in agriculture. This nizutional organi- zation is liuilt on the foundation of eharaeter development, sports- manship, cooperation, thrift, or- ganized recreation and citizenship. Their motito is learnim: to dn, doing' to learn, earning to live, and 1:,,:,, ,A L- ...,....., X Thomius Hauer Donuld Benike Arthur Bennett John Bowe i Charles Burke Gerald Davis Harold Fowler Thomas Garczynski Donald Glodowski Phillip Gocker Duane Griesbach John Hupfhes Phillip Keil Roland Kennedy . James Kleindl Donuld Macheel .lack Merrill Robert Merrill Dale Meyers Dennis Nulph Gust Papacosta Herbert Roberts Hubert Roberts William Robertson Harold Rubnitz .lerome Sturm Douglas Teletzke Kenneth Wagner Floyd Zwieg All athletes who have earned their major letters are eligible to join the l,etterman's f'lub. This club has a lifetime membership. The club meets every two weeks and dis- cusses various projects which they under- take. Coach Anthony Koeningzs takes charge of the club while football season is in progress. After the season, Coach Henry Derleth 'takes over. Lettermen's Club President: Thomas Bauer Vice President: Herbert Roberts Secretary: Floyd Zwieg Treasurer: Douglas Teletzke Advisor: Henry Derleth, Anthony Koenmgs fb 41 is ,PN X' , X .MXN Talk, Walk, and Act Club Advisors: Miss lone Thompson, Miss Marceil Sprecher, Miss Evamarie Eggert President: Cheeril Heublein Vice President: Marilyn Van Ess Secretary: Georgia Nyka Treasurer: .loan Boughton Audrey Bartell Jean Beier Joan Bouprhton Marilyn Bi-ueekner John Cefalu Nino Cefalu Vanessa llehne Willi.in1 Davis ,lark Endlich Gay Gilmore l'heeril Heuhlein Shirley Kirchoil' Janice Klas Gae Knaup Carol l.ahuy lois Mauhkovch Georgia Nykn Evelyn Ost Patricia Paciotti Paul Roberts Donald Sabatke Betty Lou Sobraski llelen Schmidtbauer Doris Schulteis Muirilyn Van liss Karen Vesper Kenneth Waddell N1 In the Junior high there is also a drama- tic section which helps all who are interest- ed. It is called the Talk, Walk, and Act Club Junior High Home Economics Club ldwisirz Miss Mahel Schey i.-..----W President: Lois Ehlert Xi e lresident: Katherine Pritchard Secretary: Vanessa Dehne freasurer: Joy Merrill Sergeant-at-Arms: Geoi5,. Nyka Shirley Anderson Carol Ann Bauer Vanessa Dehne Iois Ehlert Marlene Giese Cheeril Heublein Patricia Hubbard Lois Ann Keller Shirley Kirchoff Janice Klas Warrenne Love Joy Merrill Shirley Nefzer Georgia Nyka Patricia l-'iaciotti Katherine Panten Mary Pfeffer Katherine Pritchard Helen Ann Srhmidtbauer Nancy Smithbark Virginia Stafford Rose l.ee Sterlinske Marilyn Van Rss The Iunioi High Economics Club began the yea iight by winning first prize of S10 in the Homecom irg., 1 uacle for the most beautiful float They ue interested in food preparation for part ies sponsoiship of social events, and the making. of Student Council President: lletty I3'eck Vice President: David Smith Secretary: Arlene Salmtke Serugezint-ut-Arnisz Fallen llowe Advisor: Douglas Drown The Lroverning body of our high school and the group which rep- I resents the student body is the Student Council. The members of this group are elected in their V council groups. The president is elected by the student body and the other oflicers by the student counvil members. The meetings are held every week when issues concerning: the student body are brought up, discussed, and acted upon. Donald Henike Arthur Bennett lletty Bleek Fallen Howe lfldith lloyd G- -if Jacqueline Case Veralil Davis Fay I-lhlenfeldt Danna Geseltel ioruld Griesbach Valorie lleublein Willizim Kaul .lznres lfleindl Nanny Krueger Uewildine Malak Maxine Meilurg Kenneth Mt-Fonaghy llerlrert Roberts llubert Roberts ,4r'ene Subntke Joyce Sabutke Helen Stance Rrfmond Thiel llnymond Thompson Roselyn Ulbri ht Donald Vorpuhl Robert Wheeler farol Wolf Betty lVoodward Floyd Zwlegr BDHS has one of the best school bands in the state of Wisconsin. In the last few years it has grown eon side:-ably, not only in size, but in experience too. The Concert Band has the more exper ienced members. It consists of T5 students. Regimental Band President : Nancy Kruger Vice President: Gerald Baskfield Secretary-Treasurer: Marjorie Bleck John Andorfer Gerald Pnskfield Audrey Bartell Georxrine Bartell Jean Beier Marjorie Bleek Karen Buckland Justin Camenga Janice Carr Ruth Coleman Janet Dantuma Vanessa Dehne Donald Ebert Wayne Ebert Charles Ehlenfeldt Carol Fieeel Elwood Fiegrel James Friedel Daniel Grace Roland Hastel Victor Heimerl David Henke Cheeril Heublein Patricia Hubbard Helen Kaul Kathleen Keller VVayne Kellogg: Gae Kniaup Nancy Krueger Russell larson Shirley Loveioy Mary Tuenschloss Cheeril Mack Eldon Mayer Carol Miller Sharon Neis Robert Nietzel Clifford Noll Georgia Nyka Evelyn Ost Gary Ost Patricia Paciotti Norman Perreton William Peterson Elmer Prieve Ronald Raabe Paul Roberts The Regimental Band consists of T2 members. These students have had less experience than those in the Concert Band. As they progress they will enter the Con- cert Band. Ronald Roedl Thomas Rhodes Wayne Schmidt Helen Schmidtbauer Mary Ann Schimming Arthur Schultz Rueben Schultz Janet Spoon Doris Stark William Steinike Delores Stofllet Arlene Teletzke Rita Thomas Arden Uebel Marilyn Van Ess Karen Vesper Kenneth Waddell Beverly Wadleigh Robert Webster John Wichman Constance Willie Marlene Winter Norene Zuehlke Diana Zwieg Agnes Andricheck George Baskfield Lea Bedker Mary Belling Arthur Bennett Ronald Bennett Mildred Beske Helen Bird Betty Bleck Erich Bleek lolajene Bruder Darlene Buetner David Coleman Charles Corso Phyllis Daniel Robert Dimel Joan Dupuis Kay Ehlenfeldt Thomas Eichel Mary Margaret Esten Concert Band President: Robert Schegetz v'f ice Iresident.: Joan Dupuis Secretary-Treasurer: Merlin Kenitzer Director: Fredrick Parfrey Patricia Frey Paul Gergen JoAnne Gordon Norman Grahn David Gresch Gary Gutgesell Shirley Haack Ross Herrling Virgil Hoffman James Huebner Jianet Janny David Jones .lean Knuup I-ester Kaul Eugene Kenitzer Merlin Kenitzer Nancy Krueger Frank Kuenzi Edward Maaso Don Macheel David Marvin Kenneth McConaghy Wayne Meister Joseph Mock Audrey Mulvaney Lester Ocstreich Mary Paciotti Keith Pettack Shirley Ptaschinski Ronald Reesnes Iois Reinke Gerald Rosenmeier Janice Rosenmeier Harold Rubnitz Jacoueline Sabatke l.andall Sabatke Robert Schegetz lloyce Schutte Audrey Schwister Donald Shepard Glen Snielcer Sally Strohbush Jean Storm Richard Swenson Donald Vcrpahl Virgil Wadleigjh Phyllis Wendt Terry VVille lucille Yerges Ralph Young John Zahn Christine Ziegler Richard Zimmerman Doris Zuehlke 6' 'S D ,gn like xv.. ,ta I i - 1 Fx .s cl me ills 9 Q A icq . p .3 Dance Band Donald Vorpahl Thomas Eichel Arthur Lehman Karen Buckland David Marvin Lucille Yerges John Zahn Patricia Paciotti Frederick Parfrey Edward Mvaass Erich Bleck Keith Pettack Glen Smelcer David Gresch Iester Oestreich Gerald Rosenmeier Rihard Zicmendorf Helen Drexler Joan Dupuis Q -I Q The aims and objectives of the Mixed Chorus are to develop a feeling: of co-oper:1- tion and responsibility in students, to secure recreational values with a deep and lasting' meaning, to train the auditory sense, to develop niuscial intelligence, to make for grrowth V in interpretation, and to develop cultural values which will carry over into adult and community life. Mixed Chorus Director: Arthur Lehman President: .luanita llodin Vice President: Harold Fowler Mary Jean Manles Secretary: Arlene Sahatke Treasurer: Herbert Roberts Robe Custodian: Jacqueline Case Librarians: Betty Woodward, Audrey Mulvaney Accompanists: Sylvia Hemling, Men's Chorus Accompanist: Mary .lean Mantes Merton Mack Geraldine Malak Mary .lean Mantes Ruth Matthews Mary Meyer Dale Meyers Donald Morgan Audrey Mulvaney Gilbert Mulvany Joyce Neueudorf Maxine Neuman George Novenski Rosemary Olson Ronald Reesnes Beverly Rex Vorrine Rissman llerbert Roberts Donald Baehaus llarold Bartell Donald Benike Delores Bock Juanita Rodin William Bodin laura Bohnert Norbert Bornick lois Burgdortl' Marlene Burgert Agnes Burke Jacqueline Case Gerald Davis Bonnie Dinkel Douglas Dollar Helen Drexler Janet Egebrecht Betty Glassman Thomas Fisher Arlene Sahatke Ruth Scheradella Betty Schmidt Audrey Schwister David Smith Delores Stofllet Jerome Straseski David Swan Ted Tamminga Raymond Thiel Robert Wheelel' David Williams Virgil Winter Betty Woodward Joyce VVrzesinske Carlotta Ziegler Ruth Zuberbuehler Norene Zuehlke The men's chorus meets three days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. They .l0lll for the enjoyment of singing and preparation for mixed chorus. llarold Rartell Arthur Belter Donald Benike Barry Collier Gordon Dorn W'ayne Ebert Fredrick Helbing Roger llook Ernest lndermuehle Phillip Keil l-ee l.ambre ht Duane Nadolski Keith l'et.tack Milton Manthey Robert Roehwite Herbert Roberts Clark Roberts Royce Schutte David Swan Ronald VVendlandt Virgil Winter Harold Fowler Joan Fox Naomi Haima Dorothy Hartl Francis Heirmerl James Hein Sylvia Hemling Joyce Ilelhing Florence Henderson Shirley Hoffmann Ted Kachelski Phillip Keil .lames Kleindl Milton Kohl Bernice Kumba Jack Kutcher William I.aBounty Miriam Larson 8-S- of 4 - 1' 5- 4 D as 3 tv. yn. V Y - ... , L 5 - i Bessie Anzelos Violet Bartell llermine Beczek Varol Beers Beverly Born t'zu'oline Budde lilziine llussewitz Rita Vollier lmrziine llnivis .loan Dupuis Janet l'iy,:eln'eeht lilezuioi' Giese .lean Grace Arlene Grehel .leanne House Naomi lliiinzi llonulea llein .loyve llelhiny: lou Anno llelhin Betty llorn Pllizzxheth llueliel Phyllis lluth l'atric'i:i Klzis 1-T Senior Girls' Glee Club Advisor: Arthur Lehman President: Violet Bartell Vice President: Rita Collier Ser-retary-Treasurer: Donalea Hein Librarians: Corrine Rissman, Betty Longseth The Senior Girls Glee Club is made up of juniors, seniors, and a few sophomores. The othcers are elected by the members of the ouranizatiori. The girls are taught how to develop a beautiful and properly blended tone quality in singing. The student's per- sonality is also developed through group activities. llel ores Kluvekoslie BRll'lT2ll',l Knoll Irene Klugre l'ei:g.ry laliounty Doris lindert Betty Lomfseth Shirley Lovejoy Betty I.unde Mzlrjorie Miller Shirley Mitehell Carol Oliver Peggry i,0ilI'S0ll Violet Rahn Forrine Rissmzm l,aVerne Rogrgenbziuer .loan Szxbatke Alvina Schoenwetter Beverly Schroeder Phyllis Smorke Helen Sommereorn Audrey Teletzke Donna Tohin llorothy VVeher' Mary SYHSLTCI' Edna Beck Mavis Bingenheimer Gail Brown Betty Burgdorff Nedna Cliapsaddle Pauline Dins Elaine Ellan Gladys Greinke Marion Hartl Mary Jane Heimerl Doris Hurst Gladys Kelm Ruth Kennedy Lorraine Kluvekoske Joanne Kostolny Dorothy Kraft Marwood Krueger Margaret Kurtz Patricia Loshinski Marlene Messer Gloria Osterhun Rosemary Owens Betty Ann Rhode Angeline Rohde Jeanette Schoeffel lucille Wichman Geraldine Williams Junior Girls' Glee Club Advisor: Arthur Lehman Accompanist: Mary Jean Mantes The Junior Girls Glee Club is a prepara- tory group for the Mixed Chorus. This group is composed of freshmen and sopho- mores. They are taught how to read part music and how to use their vocal chords more elliciently in speaking and singing. SQQ K.: . V C B , lf... t Q ,3 .. -L' r I Radio Programs Armand LaReau, Patricia Babeck, Margaret Sell. Ervin Neitzel, Callen Bowe. Geraldine Malak, Helm-11 Drcxler. Carol Vklolf, lien XYz1gncr, llnzmc Nzululski. ii ,sg hx I Arranging for photography, identify- ing pictures, writing the text, money raising activities, these are a few of the many things that kept the log staff busy. The staff, composed of twenty energetic members, has worked to makg this y0Hr's Log, the biggest and the best, Log Staff Advisor: Mrs. C. E. Butterbrodt Editor: Kenneth Wagner Corresponding Sec.: Betty Woodward Secretary: Valorie Heublein Treasurer: Robert Schegetz Photography: James Kleindl Classes: Arlene Sabatke Clubs: Floyd Zwieg Activities: Edward Hussli Circulation: Raymond Thompson Violet Bartell Maryann Bearder Callen Bowe Caroline Budde Helen Drexler Alice Falbe Q, Valorie Heublein Edward Hussli James Kleindl Phyllis Kronenberg Armand La Reau George Novenski Arlene Sabatke Robert Schegetz Raymond Thompson Kenneth Wagner Duane Wendt Betty Woodward Carol Wolf Floyd Zwieg Debate Robert Haugan, Adv. Allirmative Geraldine Malak Beverly Smith Donald Vorpahl Negative Joyce Helbing Carol Wolf Marlene Burgert This year the topic for discus. sion wws Resolved that the United Nations now be revised into a Federal World Government. Forensics Front row: Marlene Burgert, Carol Wolf, Joan DuPuis, Maryann Bearder, Edith Boyd, Rosemary Olson. Standing: Arlene Bender, William Schack. Back row: Thomas Bauer, Callen Bowe, Donald Buchaus, Glen Smel- cer. Debate is as much a game as football or basketball. Competition between different schools makes this team hard-working, and fact- findingn Although there isn't a game for this team every Fri- day night, they should not be a. forgotten section of our competi- tive system. Beaver Call Staff Advisor: Mrs.Clarence Butterbrodt Freshman-Sophomere Foren- sics Team Phyllis Klatt, Karen Buckland, David Marvin, Marlene Burgert, Arline Bender, Virgil Wadleigh, Beverly Smith, Elmer Prieve, Jean Janz, Mary Paciotti, Margaret Williams. John Bowe Charles 'Corso Bonnie Dinkel Joan Dupuis Morris Eggert Joan Fox Thomas Garczynski Eleanor Giese Elizabeth Huebel Nancy Krueger Geraldine Malak Harold Nietzel LaVerne Roggenbauer Harold Rubnitz Don Shepard Carol Wolf John Zahn Norene Zuelke B2 J ag, N 'Y 61, i III: f 'I A Squad Football First Row Herbert Roberts, Duane Nadolski, Hubert Roberts, Ted Kachelski, Gerald Davis, Thomas Bauer, Kenneth Wagener, Thomas Garczynski, Arthur Bennett, Floyd Zwieg. Second row: Coach Derleth, Orville Riege, William Robertson, John Huges, Gust Papacosba, Felix Jan- ny, Raymond Thiel, Douglas Tel- etzke, Robert Merrill, David Swan, Coach Bardwell. Third Row: Donald Gladowski, Kenneth Drake, Robert Koerner, Roland Kennedy, Roland Koerner, Michael Hartl, Duane Griesbach, Harold Ruibnitz, Phillip Gocker. Back row: manager Jerome Strum, Merlin Hankes, Gordon Roberts, Robert Glad-owski, Jack Merrill, Dale Meyers, Manager Charles Burke. I 1 'if ls i 80. if 11 J B Squad Football Front row: Jerome Moritz, John Bach, Thomas Eichel, Norman Grahn, Joseph Gilsinger, Donald Shepard, David Smith, Arthur Belter, Thomas Butterbrodt, Rob- ert Sharkey, Wayne Bock, Assis- tant Coach Robert Smith. Second row: Coach Orlando Pa- ciotti, Gerald Yagodinski, lilroy Lathrop, Dale Dinkel, Harold Neit- zel, Robert Rochwite, John Bowe, Kenneth Koerner, William Kaul, Charles Corso, Ronald Bennett, Douglas Dollar Back row: Manager M i l t o n Schmidt, Richard Stapel, Fred Hel- bing, Richard Swenson, Lee Lam- biecht, Gerald Rosenmeier, Gerald Riahn, Dennis Swan, Louis Schmel- ing, John Wrzesinske, Manager James Huebner. ff W Q. M3611 I Lf, 1 vw, V., ML h , , it Ju if Egger-97 W 2- V. NL We Q V ii' J. Q. 4' Q . s .Y K . A wi Lf .4 -in 3, ad A 2- if :A M V K ' ,N wf73?? 'VQQBLQS 5 fwfx K 'E X: Z nr if . jh ' 'VG ,4 wi., ri ' Yu NC:,,..v . X' NAQ 'if' V, -W www . QM L, naw B Squad Basketball Creighton Spear, Coach Front row: John Bach, Lloyd Schutte, Kenneth Koerner, Duane Rahn, Fredrick Helbing, Wayne Zimmer, Ross Herrling, Richard Haack. Second row: Donald Morgan, Gor- don Roberts, Jack Merrill, Robert Rochwite, Lee Lambrecht, Thomas Butterbrodt, Robert Glodowski, Lester Kaul, Charles Burke, man- ager. Back row: John Kronenberg, Den- nis Swan, Wayne Meister, James Huebner, Earl Tischer, Arthur Belter, Donald Mertes. , 1 ggi, , xqf. J' 1. . M. 'ff ' 5 C, U .ggi -inf? it we Q , A ' 'lf' A K 'Q -1 Ss. flgivy' f-i T ' 4 1 3 E4 0 ww. fb? ,R O V- 1 M- A' 4 1 fii'3i90l Q2-Q if i Front row Barry Collier, Rodney Second row: Floyd Ferries, Rob- Sabatke David Jones, Coach ert Ziebell, Gary Gutgesell, Arn- Creighton Spear, Ralph Hankes, old Hammer, Dick Kellogg. Frank Kuenzi, Clifford Noll. 1414? E5 .is Q' sf s.,...avvf M, ' i Third row: John Glaeser, Harvey Steinbach, Ross Herrling, Lester Oestreich, Lester Kaul, Wayne Meister. Back row: George Krenz L1 Ipsen, John Bowe, Harold Few Charles Behm. Baseball Front row: Coach Anthony Koen- ings, William Kaul, Kenneth Wag- ener, Robert Merrill, Gerald Dav- is, Thomas Bauer, Phillip Gocker. Second row: Jerome Sturm, Wayne Bock, Douglas Teletzke, Harold Fowler, Roland Kennedy, William Robertson, Vernon Laue. Back row: Merlin Hankes, Charles Corso, Ervin Neitzel, Merton Mack, Wayne Griesbach, Leonard Noll. w 'Ni--S Y. ,ag g,-as Tennis Front row: Donald Jacobs, Engene Kenitzer, Roy Clark. Second row: Ralph Young, David Priest, Dale Kassen, David Wil- liams, Charles Weber. Back row: Donald Bachaus, Phillip Keil, Harold Bubnitz, David Smith, Mr. Marvin Perkins iAdv.l, Fred- erick Helbing. 3 Golf Front row: Mary Margaret Ester Karen Buckland, Joan Wollenburg Arlene Teletzke. Back row: Charles Weber, Davi. Marvin, Florence Henderson, Phil lip Guenther, Gerald Brace, Kath erine Harmison, Ross Herrling David Gresch, Mr. Haugan. Track Front row: Earl Tischer, Paul Pomerville, Roland Koerner, and Wayne Meister, Dale Dinkel, Rob- ert Koerner. Second row: John Bock, Donald Morgan, Thomas Butterbrodt, Richard Kellogg, Kenneth Drake, Clifford Knoll, Richard Swenson, Charles Behm. Back row: Eugene Gloudeman, Jerome Moritz, Donald Glodowski, Duane Griesbach, Lee Lambrecht, Gerald Rosenmeier, Norman Grahn and Leonard Diels. Gordon Roberts, David an, Ralph Young, Lester Kaul, Lloyd lpsen, John Huges, Carl Schultz, Dale Meyers, Arthur Bennett, John Bowe. Track Front row: Merton Mack, Joseph Second row: Robert Glodowskiy Back row: Gilsinger, Melford Oestreich, and Gilbert Mulvaney, Felix Janny, Sw Floyd Ferries. Gust Papacosta, Herbert Roberts, Ted Kachelski, Jack Merrill, Thomas Eichel. I l gp- Y no : I s..,,' :Q vidio .r.Qi:'.a1r4rRiBemn..w'f xxmarw Junior High Football Front row: Ellsworth Root, Clyde Jesse, Stanley Wright, Carl Back- haus, William Davis, Joaquin Leisses, Douglas Budde, Harold Mittelstadt, Wayne Kellogg, John Cefalu. Second row: Gerald- Baskfield, Monty Geschel, Paul Roberts, John Swan, Duane Franke, Jerry Zwei- fel, Donald Dorn, Roland Franke, Eldon Mayer. Third row: Jack Welsch, Larry Egebrecht, Malcolm Taft, Ronald Hiley, Norman Roberts, Nino Ce- falu, Donald Sabatke, Allan Fran- ke. Fourth row: Charles Ehlenfeldt, Daniel Grace, Ronald Stofllet, Roy Lovejoy, Robert Webster, Ronald Callies, Roy Davis, Jack Wick, Bill Swenson, Managen Back row: Victor Heimerl, Clar- ence Wolc, Reuben Schultz, Billy Tamminga. Besides merely watching a foot- ball game from the bleachers, the seventh and eighth graders are given an opportunity to partici- pate in this sport. To attain a place in the B-squad and finally the A-squlad football, is the goal of the majority of these athletes. The head coach was Bernard Arnold, while the assistant coach was Russell Moratz. Junior High Basketball Roger Bardwell, Coach Front row: Daniel Grace, Eldon Brown, Bill Youcher, Charles Ehlenfeldt, Duane Franke, Julius Temkin, Donald Mayer, Donald Dorn, Donald S-abaatke, Roy Love- joy, William Tamminga. Second row: William Swenson, Wayne Kellogg, Frank Yaktus, Donald Bachaus, Harold Middel- steadt, Douglas Budde, Joaquin Leisses, Stanley Wright, Paul Roberts, Robert Webster, Ronald Hartl. Back row: Donald Stofllet, John Swan, Ruben Schultz, John Cefa- lu, Monty Geschel, Ellsworth Root, William Davis, Mally Wheeler, Jerry Zweifel, Thomas Rhodes, Ronald Hiley, Nino Cefalu. . t r ,Q a J FE z 1-1 wif HOMECOMING All Homecoming events began with the fascinating snake dance from business section of town to the athletic field. Around a huge spectacular bonfire, students cheered and speeches were given by various guest speakers, while Ripon burned at the stake. The following afternoon the ever-popular parade of cleverly decorated floats paraded through the downtown streets. The main at- traction being th-e float of the queen and her court. The highlight of the festivities occurred when the Golden Beaver defeated a strong Ripon team by a score of 6-0. To climax the events of a successful Homecoming, a well- attended dance was held in the beautifully decorated gym. I Of? ,.-,.m Ill .VV Z , 54.45. 14 .iv x 3 Y 4 1 . Ax S . 'Q Homecoming Joan Dupuis, Queen Patricia Presk Bessie Angelos Arlene Sabatke 5 Court Patricia Frey Lois Reinke Kay Ehlenfeldt 1 All-School Play Pride and Prejudice Maryann Bearder .. Elizabeth Bennett Mary Belling Lady Cathrine DeBourgh Helen Drexler ......... Mrs. Bennett Thomas Eichel . . . ............ Hill Joan Fox ....... ....,, I lady Lucas Joyce Grams ........ Catherine Bennet Richard Haack . .. ....... Mr. Darcy James Kleindl . . .. . .Mr. Bennet Bernice Kumba .... Lydia Bennet Ruth Mathews .,...... Charlotte Lucas Kenneth McConaghy ..... Mr. Bingley Ervin Neitzel ........ Mr. Collins Margaret Sawyer .. Jane Bennet Beverly Smith .... . .. Miss Bingley Lois Sutton Mary Bennet Duane Wendt ........... Mr. Wickham Directed by: Miss Marjorie Steinbach Pride and Prejudice was a romantic comedy in three acts. The time was about 1800, when it was the custom in those days to marry off all your daughters as soon as possible, and Mrs. Bennet tried her best to do just this thing. Q lil Is. 1-v Junior Prom 19 4 9 King: lolm Hug! . Queen: jean Knaup Theme Lazy River Cheerleaders are elected by the student body at one of the first pep assemblies by an applause meter. It is their job to direct the cheering section at all games in and out of Beaver Dam. This year the A-squad cheer- leaders got new uniforms. They are green and white jackets with white -Links ..h..:...-A :.. .......... A Squad Cheerleaders Donalee Hem Maryann Bearder Joan Dupuis Kay Ehlenfeldt Audrey Birkholz Virgil Winters Alvin Zimmer Arthur Kohl Carl Radlund Custodians Mrs. Chester Ellis Jane Hughes Secretaries Donna Sutton American National Bank American National Bank Anderson Auto Supply Anderson Auto Supply Angelines Beauty Nook Band Box Cleaners Banner Motor Company Beaver Bootery Beaver Sport Shop Beaver Dam Dental Society Beaver Dam Cold Storage Locker Co. Beaver Floral Co. Block Studio Block Studio Briese Company The Bungalow Carol's Beauty Saloon Central Wisconsin Canneries Central Wisconsin Canneries Central Wisconsin Canneries Checker Cab Co. Coco Cola Co. Page Sponsors The following business firms purchased page sponsorships, making generous contributions, without which this book could not have been published. The Monarch Range Company contributed to- ward the purchase of the cover. 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