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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

Published by ROW ONE M Mertes, G Angelos, K Lexsses, R Schm1dt,A Sharkey,A Belter, L C1686 ROW TWO B Benlke, D Kennedy, J Vehe, C Bemke, N Se1chert,I V0lg't, M Umland ROW THREE K Ruehl, J Grams Absent A Po1enske,D Ne1s,A Po1enske,B Kohtz, D Kester U15 Ia Kei' can 2.419 7 UBB' I-Laila THE ASST EDITOR Carolyn Woock The Beaver Log Staff Under the Supervlslon of THE EDITOR THE ADVISOR Sue Bearder Mlss Hardy , H , Q7 g ' I fi Dedicated to your halls, To your strong and silent walls, To your doors all opened wide For hungry minds to come inside. You heard our laughter, felt our ioy Grew with every girl and boy ....... . . . . . . . And now we leave your halls at last Our minds in the future ....... . . . . . . Our hearts in the past. CL SFT' Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Senior Directory Organizations Classes Sports Advertising NX 'Z J P X ni s, M X Q7 so aa Q2 fi filajs , is W' ' This is a story of old and new--of a dream and a realization. This is the story of a bui1ding's birth, death, and rebirth, and the traditions that have changed with it. In 1924 a senior class passed through new concrete archways into shining halls. This year's seniors leave these landmarks forever. The class of 1958 will enter an architect's dream. .w-.ma Our dream becomes a reality through progress. Our new, though unfinished door- way to education. Y- f9i'j - A ',..-.4.'.-455'-3 ll. Af 5 N2 Q 2 V! 2 1 'i f r'-I ww Y' ' .- V Je-'fi ' ,gg-. 1 '12 'Iii .N ' 1 if -,Zia-si ' , Q s 'H ,W I' iw 'K ? A f 5, X. ' 1 ' : Q . 4 x fi M355 , a 'f l 3' ??: km Q iw 74 w M 2 , lr of ' ' NX, xx , tx X- xx, V XX-.X . . 5' U K Y ' N . Q' kxyi -' CLINTON BYRNES, M.A Stout Institute Woodworking ORLANDO PACIOTTI, B S Stout Institute Printing OTTO STEINIKE, B S Platteville Industrial Arts DUANEME1-IN, BS, MS North Central Boy's PhyS1C31 Education BERNICE KORTENDICK, B S .1 ANN POULOS B.A Mac Murray College Art FRED MEINKE B S Platteville State Agriculture EDWARD KRAUSE B S , S Platteville State Metal Works Our Teachers Not Only Taught Us LaCrosse State G1r1's Physical Education FREDRICK PARFREY, B S University of Wisconsin Instrumental Music 9 4 . GLENN WOOD, B M University of Wisconsin Instrumental Music THOMAS RADKIE., B S University of Wisconsin Vocal Music IRENE UTTECH, B.E. PH.M. University of Wisconsin Library, English ROBERT WEBSTER, B S LaCrosse State Scxence Mathemaucs DONALD DUERST B E Whxtewater State Mathematxcs ETHEL NIEJAHR, B.A Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n Mathematxcs ELAINE ALTEMUS UHIVCISIIY of Wxsconsm Chemlstry, Sc1ence HENRY DERLETH, B S S Umversxty of Wzsconsm Dnver Educanon CLARENCE SNYDER, B S M S Stevens Po1nt Blology Mathematlcs 7 '-'W' ,.-v 4:1 But Befrlended Us Guided 9 Q4 ' 5, tm U . . .: 'Y' '- - .: 3 ' ' , 9 2 Vi , W, , to ' , . X C., ,fix . 9 ,E . so -A I A E .- . . 5 - R ,tg ' 5 ll' A ' . , Y 5 . ,.,, L X W I3 W N ' Zn I-fs X . . CHARLES KING St Norberts College Enghsh, Speech, Radlo LOIS POESCHL, B.A , Oshkosh State Enghsh ELOISE HARDY B S Beaver Log, Enghsh Us Encouraged Us GLEN SCHUKNECHT Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n Enghsh MARY BAIRD, B E D Whxtewater State Enghsh, Spamsh JAMES HEINDEI., B,A St Norberts College Latm, Journallsm X A .W ng l DONALD KORDUS, M S Central State Amer1can Problems GORDON KOTINEK, B S LaCrosse State Ameucan Hrstory, World Hxstory EVAN GAGNON, B S Oshkosh State Ameucan Hxstory, Bxology CREIGHTON SPEAR, B S , S Oshkosh State Sclence, Amerxcan H1sto.ty DONALD ERICKSON B E Whltewater State Amencan Problems, Busmess Trammg 7 l if lnsplred Us and Prepared Us for Our Future JOHN KNIGHT , B B.A Un1vers1ty of W1sconsm Commerc1a1 JOAN LAEMMRICH, B S St Theresa Commercral ? IH i BARBARA TITMM, B Whrtewater State Commercmal MARIE ANTHONY, B S Un1vers1ty of W1SCODSlYl Home Economlcs ALETHA ZYMMERMAN, B S, Stout Inst1tute Home Economlcs 1' AK .X Carol Braun Jane Hughes Charlotte Stemhaus Tardy passes phone calls rmmeogrephmg absence excuses answers to our questxons th1s 15 all part of our Off1C6 girls work Ne v desks, cafetena, student commons, class rooms, gymnasmm, record room, and all that xs necessary to make our new hlgh school a success, 15 bemg planned by the Board of Educauon, LEFT to RIGHT Thomas Wells, Henry P1szczek, Walter Johnson, Jr , Carl Roedl, Euc Becker, Lucxlle Sch1ndel1, Ga11e Parent, and Dr Charles Sterrenberg ll Sweepmg, settmg up cnaus, openmg lockers no matter what the occasxon, Art Kohl A1v1n Schultz, Mrs Chester Ellrs, and Loren Anderson are always ready to lend a helpmg hand The burldmg at 108 Fourth Street IS made of plaster buck and cement but II IS not these we hate to leave behmd II IS not these that endeared the school to us it was the people admxmstrauon Jarutors faculty bus drlvers and of free glrls ahke that made our B D H S trck Fxeld tups, da1ly bus routes, games, for all HCIIVIIICS, Au gust Drewes, Ted Krause, anc Chnst Schmxtt axe on the move 1 - SEN 55 URS 0 Q QF we X 5 ',' 5 's Q XX X 'gl fi. W 1 D Q Q . I I X 1 Q N ii ELECTED HONOR ROLL These Studenis were named Outstanding by fellow Seniors and teachers alike. They were selected for leadership, participation and all-round co-operation in all phases of school life. 4 4 1957 Class Motto: By Courage and By Faith Class Flower: Rose Class Colors: Navy Blue and White ROW ONE: Hank Derleth, Jolm Welsch, Wayne McKinley, Carl Budde. ROW TWO: Ruth Regling, Sue Bearder, Margaret Sieja, Kay Waddell, Georgia Angelos, Virginia Bleck. S CHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL These Seniors proved themselves superior academically with four year averages of 90 or over. By their tassels you will know them on graduation night. ROW ONE: Barbara Bagniewski, Ruth Regling, Virginia Bleek, Marlene Balmer, Mary Lou DeMund, Beverly Smith, Sandra Fullerton, Karen Hove, Pat Mersch. ROW TWO: Marilyn Hyland, Barbara Benike, Margaret Sieja, Ann Budde Judy Jones, Judy Machkovitz, Nancy Lea, Jane Oathout, Karen Wendt, Ellen Neuendorf. ROW THREE: Georgia Angeles, Kay Waddell, Janet Brown, Pat Katzenmeyer, Marian Schiller, Betty Kuiper, Margaret Mersch, Edith Gut- gesell, Shirley Wichman. ROW FOUR: Wayne McKinley, Rusell Draeger, Eugene Schmidt, Lee Paul, Carl Budde, Hank Derlcth. Senior Hall of Fame XX Beverly Smrth, Wayne McK.1nley Vlrgnua Bleek, Peter Wahlen Georgxa Angelos, Conrad Bartol Henry Derleth, Eumce Bortz Kay Waddell, John Welsch MOST INTELLIGENT E1nste1n's Successors NEATEST race Kelly and Beau Brummel BEST ALL AROUND Wmdsor MUSICAL The Vo1ce and accompanxment BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR BD'-IS' own Barrymores MOST HUMOROUS Our Ity Bmy Buddies BEST ATHLETES The Two Babes Ruth and Z3.h2.I'13S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED The Future Rockefeller Corporatron LEADERSHIP Tomorrow's Ike and Mamre BEST MANNERS Proteges of Emlly Post 13 Margaret Sreja, Ken Ruehl Jxm Stegner, Ruth Reghng Janet Brown, J1m Godec Russell Draega, Darlene Hampton Ron Wendt, Joyce Becker O S x, Q . G ' ' L--. f-. '-ik The Duke and Duchess of f JOHN ANICIC Jack Many are as clever, but few artistic. BARBARA BAGNIEWSKI llBaI-bl' Her flair for art is topped by few. MARLENE BALMER Cheezy I'm a senior, I gotta act dign fied. i- GI.. ELIZABETH ALLEMAND Missile Boys are a nuisance but then everyone likes a little distur- bance. GARY ANDERSON llAndyH He's always feeling at his best when he can be a constant pest. GEORGIA ANGELOS IIJOII Give me knee socks or give me death. Behold Your Learned Senior CI 5' 'ld 1 CONRAD BARTOI. HB3-tsyu I'm a woman hater, but the Bible says Love thine enemies. SUSAN BEARDER llsusiell A favorite with all is sheg With her personality why shou1dn't she be? JOYCE BECKER J0ycee She's not a flower, not a pearl, just a great all around girl. GSS and the eve EUGENE BEIER S uee ll q ky!! He wore black denim trousers and motorcycle boots. ARDIS BELTER sense A jolly, peppy, friendly gal, the sort you'd like for a pal. BARABRA BENIKE llBar'bll . . . and God Bless the sister who comes between me and my man. . Q 5 4 IH -lp KENNETH BONNER llKenll A country gentleman, also a Lady's Home Companion. RICHARD BORK l!DickIl A firm believer in leisure. J OANNE BORTH IIJOH Rov.md and round she goes , w she stops no one knows. nts that came to pass. 'Rf '-f , in i K' fi 5 is CAROL BENIKE Carol God bless the mister who comes between me and my sister . . . DENNIS BILKE llottoll It's better to say too little than to say too much. VIRGINIA BLECK llcinnyll Dancing brown eyes, golden hair . . . here indeed is Cinderel- la. Q-ff' MILDRED BRAKER Mime-' A word that is never spoken, ne- ver does any mischief. ROY BREYER llBugsyIl I swallowed a light bulb. JANET BROWN IlJanll Women are wiser then men be- cause they know less and under- stand more. 17 BARBARA BORTZ llBarbll The twinkle in her eye betrays her solemn look. EUNICE BERTZ IIEU-Dieu Many her friends, none her fee, she's a girl we're proud to know. JAMES BOYD nBoydieu Time tells on a man, especially a good time. To Make Our Problems Turn Out Right LEONARD BRUILSKE nllennyn He favors not the five day week, but the five day week end. CAROL BREZINSKE llcarolll My sewing may help in the fu- ture. ANN BUDDE llAnnlI Blushing is the color of virtue. CARI. BUDDE ncm-In He would be a good comedian, if only someone waild laugh at his jokes. JULIA BUDDE llJuhall Her smile goes a mile. JOANNE CARRAN nJodyu lf silence were golden, she Fon Knox. Mr. Kordus Was Always 'd be in Sight. I . ,ef vs:-'V' MARY LOU DE MUND Demon Do angles have red hair? MARY DENIGER Deniger Her life is like a clockg she's al- ways wommd up. HENRY DERIETH llHankll A good looking lad over six feet tall, when the love bug bites he'1l have far to fall. K Q57 Xuan' JOSEPH CIGELSKE IlJoell An avid fan of the misery meth- od.H ROBERT CROOK IlBobll In times of embarrassment, his face and hair are dyed to match. WILLIAIvi DERGE IIBIHII I'd like to appear stupid, but my brains keep showing. '3- 3 M Q T f f ' r f .JD A 0'Vv..4l N Jorm msxscu John As a member of FFA he raises cane and alfalfa hay. sian, Q6 w--9' I Y RUSSELL DRAEGER H Russ!! Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. CLAUDINE EMERSON Claudine My heart is in the hobby shop. KENNETH ERDMAN IlKenll Service with a grin. Teenage Anna We Will Always Remember, 49935 LYDEL1. FANSHAW I all IlKidll Napoleon was small too. ' F ELAINE FRANK s Elaine Three is a crowd R . -. Q SANDRA FULIERTON sandy I learned how to study ir. second hour. JOHN GANSKI IlJohnll la , Q While there's life-live it. My v u 'T A n ROBERT GANSKE Peach He knows a lot that he didn't learn from books. LYOLA GIESE Candy Has more then she shows, speaks less then she knows. DOUGLAS GILMORE l1D0ugll I Once I resolved a bachelor to be, but nevertheless girls appeal tr me. JAMES GODEC llJiTll God's gift to the squirrels. :fi gf Though a New Foreign Child Was Picked in December, Y ,Z 4 J 1 f EDITH GUTGESELL IlEd-ie!! Every girls has her develish mo- ments. RONALD HALFMAN Ronnie His future is in the Major lea- gues. DARLENE HAMPTON llDa-rl! Athelics are wonderful, but I'll take athletes JAMES GRAMS llJinlll If angels like trombone noise the gates of heaven will be open. DELWYN GUENTHER HDelll Why take life so seriously, you'l1 never get out alive. ROBERT GUSE llBo'bll Studying makes some people wise, but it just makes me other- wise. M-2' SANDRA HENDERSON llsandyll We know her by her joyous air, her bright blue eyes, her dark black hair. KAREN HOVE Karen I think we should have men as a required subject. BETTY HUNDT nBettyn Our Miss Secretary. GERAID HANNAH nJen.yu Never give up without a good ar- gument. 431 MARY JO HELFERT n-Ioeyu ...fp All I know is what I read in the newspaper. ARTHUR HENDERSON HAI-tl! Come up and see my etchings. The First Place Beavers Claimed Our Attention RONALD HUF? Ronnie An innocent face-but you never can tell. DAVID HUSSLI llDavell The mighty man of wrestling. MARILYN HYLAND uvMari1ynlt This ready smile has a talent be- hind it. JUDITH JONES IIJ-udyll 1430 on your radio dial. MARY ANN JUSTMAN Jesse I always like school-the vacation part of it. PATRICIA KATZEMEYER llpat-ll A girl with brains and ambition, topped off with a grand disposi- tion. Ss? if The Musical Homecoming Was Well Worth Mention. ROBERT KIRCHOFF llBobl' I came to school to learn, but look what happened. ROBERT KOLITZ IlBoblI He's a hunter, the kind with a li- cense. DONALD KOSTOLNY IUDOUH Why am I so irrestible? 9'- Mix' :, . V g O W 5' f xx 724: MARLENE KEII. Marlene A shy Miss-sometimes. DONNA KENNEDY K-K-K-Kennedy Au that know this little lass, know she's nice and has a lot of class. DOULGAS KESTER llnougll Silence is one of the great arts conversation. of '2 SL UD .4 II, NANCY LEA ll Nanlf All that's great and good, is done just by trying. KAREN LEISSES Karen She's little and she's wise, she's a terror for her size. GERALD LINDE Iltlerryll Some folks think he's mighty shy, but they don't know him-thats why! LORETTA ICRANZ Loretta A cheerful lass, full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. LORRAINE KUENZI I.a.rraine Pleasant is she, and full of the dickens. BETTY KUIPER llKoOPerll I can live without poetry Of walk- ing, but who in the world can live without talking? Romanesque Was Our Prom Theme RODNEY LINDE Hot Rod He drives with his hands on the wheel, and his eyes on the side- walk. EARL LITTLE P1 llDuCkll So much man, so many opinions. ALLEN LUEDTKE llAuenll When on the farm, do as the far- mers, when in the city, do as you please. JUDl'I'H MACI-IKOVITZ nJudyn Though her name is hard to spell, here's a girl who's really swell. BEVERLY MACKSAM IIBEVII Quiet but friendly. ROBERT MAYR llBo'bll Here's a guy who's going to seed With Eunice and Fred as King a .ni-'v-4 T nd Queen MAY ROSE MHITES llMertll A smile with intent to do mis- chief. MARGARET MESSER ilM3ggieuv Future homemaker RICHARD MESSER HDickll I can dance, but I can intermis- sion better. 've WAYNE MCKINLEY llwaynell A pyretechnical effervescence etymological psychology. MARGARET MERSCH Margaret Modesty knocks at the door of W of successg selfconfidence opens it. PATRICIA MERSCH llpatll The curfew will not ring tonig ht MARTIN MILBRANDT llMmll My father taught me to work, but he did.n't teach me to like it. DENNIS MELER llDennyll Quite a few ambitions has he, but what in the world might they be? COLIN MULCAHY llcounll To study or not to study? That's a question? CAROL METZDORF Metzendorf Man alive! Thats all he has to be just a1ive. II.A MEYER Ilnall She doesn't have much to say, but she's a good librarian everyday. JO MILARCH ll-Ioell I like to wind up my mouth, cause I love to hear it go. The New Building Was Under Way DIANE NEIS Diane Late hours aren't good for one, but they are fine for two. DONNA NEITZEL llD0ull A ring on the finger is wath two on the phone ROBERT NENNO llBObll A shy lad-some times. I-1I.EN NEUDIDORF Bleu Love stole into her heart one dayg just came for a visit and decided to stay. JUDITH NITSC!-HG Nitch A man thinks he knows, but a wo- man knows better. MARY ANN NOLL IWW!! An important spoke in the wheel of the library. KAREN OLSON Karen She's ready for a time that's gay, so let it come any day. PATRICIA PATRICK llpatll She likes roads that lead away. LEE PAUL Nlgell A joke a day keeps gloom away. With a 51,162,000 bill fo pay MARY LEE Nou. Nm-ke!! Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation bang on the door for yeas. JANE OATHOUT Janie She enters into work or play in the same good-natured way. MARGUERITE OFFERMAN umugen 'Poise and reserve cover a ready Sizzle- HARVEY REINHARD III-Iarvll Capable, casual and carefree. FREDERICK REINKIE Fred Here's Romeo, but where and who is Juliet? RALPH RIEGE Ding Dong 'It's not an air raid--it's just time hom on my car. HOIS E PEICHEKOSKE llmiell One gentleman prefers this blond. ARDIS POLEN S KE llArdislv A friend who is a friend. RUTH REGLING Ruthie ln Scholastic ability she rates high--she greets all with a twink- Tig' , lmg eye. The drama department was well represented ROBERT ROHDL Olkbll 'Bashful and girl shy. IJOIS ROLL lllnisll Lucky the man who gets this ef- ficient secretary. LOIS ROLLINS llmisll x 'She's got an interest in rings and things. HOWARD ROUSSEAU Howie It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. KENNETH RUB-Il.. lIKenll Women to him are like socks--to be changed regularly. ROBERT SACKETT llkbll One arm around a footballg the other around his girl. LEE S CHLITKE Archie They say work never hurt anyone but I don't want to be the first victim. EDWARD SCHLIEWE llEddiell 'A girl, a girl, my kingdom for a gm. KAREN SCHMID Karen 'She's a girl with a heart of gold, who's carefree and happy but nev- er bold. When Dino, the ol RX 'fill ir V A L: M L, xl i A I ' I-school play, was presented AUGUST SCHEURER llnvis IV It's better to sleep in class than to waste a perfectly good night. MARIAN SCHILLER Schil1 Just a girl with pleasant ways, just a friend through all our days. ROBERT SCHKIRKE Buffalo Bob Blue is the color of my true 1ove's eyes. GENE S CHREIBER llcene ll If I can't catch it in my traps, it's not worth catching. MARY SCHWEIGER IIMZIYII Worry and I have never met. MARILYN SEDO ukiarilynu Now where did Iput my bottle of hydrogen peroxide? EUGENE SCI-INHDT Smiley I've heard abour the Parlor so much, I feel like an undertaker! RITA SCI-lM1'I'I' Rita The only way to keep a secret, is in circulation. RUTH SCHMITT llRuthYl I don't say much, but l do a lot of thinking. Late to bed with facts to cram ' . A f , I uffvr l JOYCE SETZER llJo.yCe ll A live wire is loose. MARY ADI-ILE SHARKIIY Sharkey Love is like measles, we all have to go through it. RICHARD SHEPARD llshepll I can 't do this, it's too easy. MARGARET SIJEJA ll 'She creates grace in her own im- age. RICHARD SKOY lumckvl With his car and a cup full of gas he burns up the road--and fast! ! BEVERLY SMITH lfhvll 'Ihe planter of the tree of know- ledge. FRANCES STARK Fran What would Itell my grandchil- dren if I spent all my time on studies? WILLIAM STARK !lBi11ll A closed mouth catches no flies. JAMES STEGNER llJimll 'Singing isn't my only 'racket'. Still we passed that lost exam 'THOMAS SOBRIISKY Ironhead Fat, drink, and be merry, for to- morrow there's school. TIMOTHY STAFFORD llTimll The farmer in the dell. CAROL JEAN STARK Carol Jean This light-haired smiling lass has dimples the envy of her class. WILLIAMTESCH llBi11ll Small men make the greatest noise. JOAN VELLE Joannie A new and welcome addition to our Senior Class. WILLIAM VEIJNG llmllll Willie has the will, but will he? JUDY STEVENSON IIJMYII If you hear a giggle Judy's a- round. BARBARA STOFFLEI' lIBa1-bil Twinkle, twinkle, little ring to someone happinas she'll bring. DAVID STOFI-'LET llDaveu I came, I bluffed, I graduated. A little sorrow, much elution I . I ,I,,3,,., JAMES VEFTER llJimll 'Greater men than I have lived, but they're dead now. KAY WADDHL llxayll Your smile is sweet, your eyes are trueg the world has need for girls like you. PETER WAHLEN Hpete ll They should have named him Charlie, he's such a little Dick- ens. JAMES WARMKA llJimll There may be time for work, but I have not found it. J OS EPH WARMKA ll-Joe ll Live, and don't be in a hurry a- bout it. JOYCE WEIDMAN ll-Ioycevl Our future librarian. l r RONAID WENDT IIRODH 'Only one girl in the world for some, but ifI can't have more, I don't want none. RUSSEL WERBELOW llRusS ll The White House is my home, the President is just renting it. SHIRLEY WICHIMAN Shir1 We doubt that she has any faults. K! i ,.. J Both prevailed at graduation JAMES wx-1scH llJim1l Worry never made men great, so why worry? JOHN WELSCH nspeedyn It's the little things in life that count. KAREN WENDT Wendty She is as fond of dates as an Arab. At I DONALD WINTER llTurkll A vast expenditure of human voice. DIANE WOLFF Diane Diane usually acts so quiet, but when you get to know her-qshe' riot. AMBROSE YAUCHER llAmsIl Artistic is my middle name. A wwf e Senior Class, diplomas unfurled, now goes forth to face the world 1938-1956 CARROLL LENZ Ca.rroll's sudden death was a shock to all who knew him. His accident made his fellow teenagers acutely conscious of highway safety. 15 I . . 'Z Senlor Class Officers ELIZABETH ALLEMAND GARY ANDERSON GEORGIA ANGELES JOHN ANICIC BARBARA BAGNIEWSKI MARLENE BALMER CONRAD BARTOL SUSAN BEARDER JOYCE BECKER EUGENE BHER ARDIS BELTER BARBARA BENIKE CAROL B ENI KE VIRGINIA BLECK f GORDON BIRKHOLZ DENNIS BILKE k'-X KENNETH BONNER EUGENE BORD' Xx..-f'Xf QIEHARD BORIQ JOANNE BORTH BARBARA BORTZ 'gel EUNICE BORTZ J !,.,. JIM BOYD MILDRHJ BRAKER Where's the swrmmmg pool? ask future alumm Fran Stark, V Pres , John Welsch Pres , Ann Budde, Treas , Mary Dem ger Sec Senior Index 'VOD Pep Club 2, Forensrcs 4 TBL 4 Nature Club 3 GAA 2 3 4 Rad1o Class 4 Graphxc Arts 2, Safety Patrol 3 Nature Club 1 FHA 1, Nature Club 2, GAA 1,2,3 4, Drama Club 1 3 4 Pres 4 Forensics 1 2 3 4 All School Play 2, Student D1ICCtOI 4, Prom Commxttee 3, Student Cou c1l 2 3 4 Sec 3 Class Officer Sec 3 Beaver Log Staff 4 cover des1gn and art work 4 Drama Club 4, All School Play 4, Art Club 3 4 V Pres 4 Craft Club 2 3 4 Pres 4, Graphxc Arts Club 2, Patrol Boy 3 4 Badger Boys State 3, Prom Com m1ttee 3 Prorn Commrttee 3 Nature Club 2 3 4, Art Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 GAA 3 brary Club 4 Prom Cornrmttee 3 Nature 2 3, Allled Youth 3 4 Treasurer 3, GAA 2 3 Ban 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Entered from St Francrs Mmor Senunary 3, Chorus 3 4 Secretary 4, All School Play 4 Drama 1 2, Prom Commrttee 3, Nature 1 2 3 Sgt at Arms 3, Radro 4, Allred Youth 1 2, FHA 1, Student Councll 1 2, Alternate 2, Beaver Log 3 4 Asst Edr tor 3 Edrtor 4 Entered from Samt Peters 2, Drama 4, Pep Club 2, Chorus 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Prom Comrruttee 3, Nature Club 2 3, Allred Youth 3 4, GAA 2 3 4, Madngal Smgers 4 Graphrc Arts Club 2 34 Sec 3 Sgt at Arms 4, Patrol Boys 3 4 Drama 1, TBL 4, Nature Club 1,2, Allred Youth 2, GAA 1 2,3 4 Huntmg and Frshmg 3, Beaver Log 4 Prom Commrttee 3, Nature Club 2 3, GAA 1 2,3, FHA I 2, Gxrls Glee Club Chorus 3 4, Prom Commxttee 3, Nature Club 2 3, Allred Youth 2 3, GAA 1 3 4, FHA 1 2, Grrls Glee Club 2, Beaver Call 3 Beaver Log 4 Non partxcrpant Latm Club 1 2, Prom Comrruttee 3, Nature 2 3, Allred Youth 3 4, GAA 1 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Band 1 2 3,4, Student Councrl 4, Prom Server l, Pep Band l 2 3 Pep Club 2, Conservat1on Club 3, Chorus 3 4 Tenms 2 Band 1,2,3,4, Intramu ral Sports 2 3, Orchestra 2 3 Huntlng and F1sh1ng 3, Graphlc Arts 2, Pep Band 3 Conservatxon 1 2, Football 2 3 Letterrnens 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presrdent 3 Intramural Sports 4 Football 1 2,3 4, Track 3,4, Intramural Sports 1 2, Wrestlmg 3 4, I-luntmg and F1sh1ng 1 Prom Commrttee 3, Tenms 3, Huntmg and Frshxng 1 2, Graphxc Arts 1 Intra mural Sports 1 GAA 1 2, Lrbrary Club 3, Prom Cornrmttee 3 Chorus 3,4, Prom Comnnttee 3, GAA 1, FHA 1 2,3 4, L1brary Club 3, Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 Nature Club 1 2, GAA 1 2 3 4, FHA 1 2, Prom Queen 3, Prom Comnnttee 3, Chorus 3 4, G1rls Sextet 4 Nature 1 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 1 2, Baseball 1, Huntmg and Fxshmg 1, Lxbrary Club 1, Football 1, Track 1, Basketball 1,2, Intramural Sports 1 2 4, Wrestlxng and Tumblmg 1, Prom Commrttee 3 FHA 1 2 3 4, Nature 3, Lrbrary Club 4 35 ' 3 . . . 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An early rnomrng ja sessron Grand old party Sanrio ROY BREYER JANET BROWN CAROL BRZEZINSKI ANN BUDDE CARL BUDDE JULIA BUDDE JOANNE CARRAN JOSEPH CIGELSKE ROBERT CROOK BILL DERGE MARY LOU DeMU'ND MARY DENIGER HENRY DERLETH RUSSEL DRAEGER CLAUDINE EMERSON DMAN E5 MAS:FNK 1 SANDRA FUIALE-AoP??I:ON JOHN GANSKE ROBERT GANSKE LYOLA GIFSE DOUGLAS GILMORE JAMI-3 GODEC JAMES GRAMS DELWYN GUENTHER ROBERT GUSE EDITH GUTGIZSELL RONAID HALFMAN Chess and Canasta 1 Drama 1 3 4 Treasurer 1, Pep 1, Latrn Club 1 2, All School Play 3 4, Prom Cornmrttee 3, Nature 2, Allred Youth 3 4,GAA 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4, Student Councrl 3 4 Forermcs 4 Pep Band 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2, Swag 2 3, Lrbrary Club 1 4, Nature 4 Drama 4, Latrn 2, Prom Comrnrttee 3, Allred Youth 3 4, Sgt at Arms 4, GAA 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4, Class Offrcer 4 Treasurer, Beaver Call Staff 3, Pep Band 2 3,4, Pep 2 Conservatron 2,3 Treasurer 3, Prom Commrttee 3, Nature 3, Student Councrl 3 Intramural Sports 4 Entered from St Peters 2, Prom Commrttee 3, FHA 3,4 FHA 3 4 FFA 4, Swag 1 , Prom Commrttee 3 Lrbrary Club 1 2,3,4 Vrce Presrdent 3 4, Band 1 2,3,4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Prom Commrttee 3, Pep Band 2,3,4, Chess and Canasta 2, Wrestlrng and Tumblmg 1 Conservauon 1, Football 1, Baseball 1 Entered from St Peters 2, Latrn Club 2, Pep Club 2, GAA 2 3 4, Drama 4 Sec retary, Cnorus 1 3 4, Presrdent 4, All-School Play 3 4, Prom Commrttee 3 hed Youth 3 4, Student Couucrl 4, Madrrgal 3 4, Beaver Call Staff 3 4 Edrtor Entered from Wayland 3 Forensrcs 4, Allred Youth 3 4 GAA 3 4, Class Offrcer 4 Secretary Football 1 2 3 4 Captarn 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Student Councrl A 4 Presrdent 4, Prom Commrttee 3, Corservatron 1, Allred Youth 1 2 Treasurer 2, Class Offrce Tumblmg 1 , Badger Boy's State 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Only Wrsconsrn Boy e lected for the All Amerrcan Hrgh School Teams Allred Youth 1,2,3,4, Dance Club 1 FHA 1 3 4 Reporter 4, Lrbrary 4 Football 1 2, Wrestlrng 4, Swag 2 3,4 Presrdent 4, FFA 3 4, Patrol Boys 3 4 Captarn 3 4 Entered from Prus IX 2, Football 2 3 4, Track 2 3, Huntrng and Frshmg 2, Let tennens 3, Nature 2 Drama 1, Grrls Glee Club 1, FHA 3 4 Class Offrcer 1 2 Secretary Lrbrary 1 2 3 4 Vice Presrdent 2 Secretary 3 4, Prom Commrttee 3 FFA 1 2,3,4, Huntrng and Frshrng 2 4 Nature 1 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Beaver Log Stall 4 Grams 1 2,3,4, FHA l 2 3 Football 1 2,3 4, Radro Club 3, Lettermens 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 Conservatron 1 2, All School Play 4, Prom Commrttee 3, Football 2 Mgr 2, Track 2 3, Allred Youth 3, Intramural Sports 1 2 4 Huntrng and Frshmg 1 2 3 Patrol Boys 3 Basketball 1 Drama 3, All School Play 4, Tenrus 1 2,3 4 Band 3 4 Intramural Sports 4 Let termens 4, Huntrng and Frshrng 1 3, Boys Glee Club 3, Beaver Log Staff 4 Sen ror Class Play 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Huntrng and Frshrng 1 2 Huntrng and Frshrng 2 Nature 3 Sgt at Arms 3 Allred Youth 3 GAA 3, FHA 1 2, TBL 3 Sec 3 FTA 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Baseball 1 2 3 il I ,W , 5 4 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' . . , I F F 7 3 Q , I . 1 : 1 - , I , l ' I I l . . . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - , . . . 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' n 5 ' 1 ' 1 - Q 1 ' Y Y ' f 1 DARLENE HAMPTON GERALD HANNAH MARY HELFERT ART HENDERSON SANDRA HENDERSON KAREN HOVE BETTY HUNDT RONAID HUPF DAVID I-IUSSLI MARILYN HYLAND JUDY JONES MARY JUSTMAN PATRI CIA KATZENMEYER MARLENE KEIL DONNA KENNEDY G KESTER '?3Z..ErATfu- ROBERT KOLIT DONALD KOSTOLNY LORET TA KRANZ LORRAINE KUENZI BETTY KUIPER NANCY LEA KAREN LEISSES GERALD LINDE RODNEY LINDE EARL LITTLE ALLB4 LUEDTKE Drama 45 TBI. 4, Pres. 45 Latin Club 25 All School Play 45 Nature Club 25 Al- lied Youth 3,45 Beaver Call Staff 3,45 Forensics 4. Transferred from Sacred Heart High School 4. Drama 45 Chorus 3,45 All School Play 45 Prom Committee 35 Art 45 Allied Youth 3,45 GAA 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 Sextet 3,4: Entered from Wayland 3. Nature 25 Chess and Canasta 2. FHA 1,2,35 Nature 1,25 Allied Youth 2,35 Record 35 Drill Squad 2. Drama 1 ,2, Secretary 15 Pep 25 Latin 1 , Vice -President 15 Homecoming Queen 35 Homecoming Court 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Cheerleaders Club 2, 3,45 Allied Youth 3,4, Secretary 45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 15 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Alternate 45 Tri-M 3,4, President 4. Entered from Juneau High School 4. FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4. Wrestling 3,45 Cross-Country 2. FHA 1,2,3,4, Point Chairman 45 Prom Committee 35 Allied Youth 2,35 Pho- Tog 15 Beaver Call Staff 3. Drama 45 Pep 25 Reporters 35 Forersics 45 TBI. 3,4, Vice President 35 All School Play 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleader 1,25 Nature 15 Allied Youth 3,45 GAA 45 FHA 15 Swag 15 Library 25 FTA. Drama 15 Chorus 35 FHA 15 Swag 25 Library 15 Girls Glee 1,2. Entered from Vinton, Iowa 25 Drama 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 All School Play 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Allied Youth 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Student Council Alternate 35 Badger Girls State 35 Tri-M 3,4, Vice-President 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Madrigal 3,4. Drama 1,2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Nature 15 GAA 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Degree Chairman5 Beaver Call Staff 3. Drama 1,25 TBL 45 Prom Committee 35 Allied Youth 25 GAA 1,2,45 FHA 1,25 Hunting and Fishing 35 Beaver Log Staff 3.4. Football 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Hunting and Fishing 35 Intramural Sports 1,45 Conservation 1,25 Beaver Log Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. Conservation 1,25 Nature 15 Art 1,25 Hunting and Fishing 1,2,3: Beaver logStaff 45 Graphic Arts 15 Patrol Boys 3,4. Hunting and Fishing 1,2. Prom Committee 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Reporter 3, Secretary 45 Drama 1,2. Nature Club 25 GAA 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Fl-IA 4. Nature 2,45 Chorus 3,45 FTA 3,4, Treasurer 45 Library 1,2,35 Drama 15 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Prom Committee 3. Drama 2,3,45 Latin 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Nature 15 GAA 1,2,3 45 Student Council 25 FTA 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4. Drama 1,25 TBL 45 Allied Youth 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 FHA 1,25 Beaver Log Staff 45 Prom Server 15 Prom Committee 4. Graphic Arts 15 Hrmting and Fishing 15 Prom Committee 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Commcil Altemate 45 Lettermens 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,4. Football 1,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Intramural Sports 2,45 Letter- mens 45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Pep Band 4. Conservation 2,3,4, President 45 Prom Committee 35 Tennis 2,35 Nature 1,25 Hunting and Fishing 1,2,3,4, President 45 Badger Boys State Alternate 3. Conservation Club 15 Nature 15 FFA 4. 1 . 5'5t 'Y 92 sf ' . H ,iso I , ' , ' m.,,,,4 ' The morning after the night before The gang 's all here 37 .Av fi il 19 QM' I-14.5 The good old days gone by Srznle for the camera JUDITH MAG-IKOVITZ BEVERLY MACKSAM ROBERT MAYR WAYNE MCKINLEY MARGARET MERSCH PATRICIA MERSCH MAY ROSE MERTES MARGARET MESSER RICHARD M SER zamaf-figs ILA MEYER DENNIS MILLER COLIN MULCAHY DIANE NEIS DONNA NEITZEL ROBERT NENNO ELLEN NEUENDORF JUDY NITSCHKE MARY ANN NOLL MARY LEE NOLL JANE OATHOUT MARGUERITE OFFERMAN KAREN OLSON PATRI CIA PATRICK LEE PAUL EIDISE PEIG-IEKOSIE ARDIS POLENSKE RUTH REGLING TBL 4, GAA 3 4, FHA 1 2, Nature Club 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Pep Club 1, FHA 1 2 34 Entered from Samt Peters 2, Football 2 3 4, Lettermens 4 Huntmg and Frshmg 2, FFA 2,3,4 Drama 1, Forensrcs 4, Radro Club 4, Alhed Youth 2 3 4, Patrol Boys 3,4, Badger Boys State 3, Prom Commrttee 3 Drama 2,3,4, Latm 2, Chorus 3 4, Grrls Glee Club 2, FTA, Sec 4 Entered from Samt Peters 2, Pep Club 2, Latm 2 Prom Commrttee 3, Cheer leaders 3 Cap 3, Allred Youth 3 4, GAA 2,3 4, Treas 3 Student Counc1lAl ternate 3 Beaver Call Staff 3 Entered from Samt Peters 2, Prom Commrttee 3, GAA 2 3 4, TBL 4, Beaver Log StaH 4 Drama 1 2,3 4, Reporters 2, Latrn 1, Prom Comrmttee 3 GAA 4, FHA 2, 4 V Pres 3 Pres 4, Pho Tog 1,2, Band l,2,3 4, Pep Band 2 4 Drama 1 2, Prom Commlttee 3, Football 1 2 3 4 Tenms 1 2 3,4, Pho Tog 1 3 4, Prom Server 1, Craft 2 3,4, Intramural Sports 2 4, Basketball 1 Swag 3, Beaver Call Staff 4, TBI. 4 Chorus 3 4, Lrbrary 3 4, Grrls Glee Club 2 Sports 4 Conservatron 1, Art 4, Huntrng and Frshmg 1, Mzxed Chorus 2,3 4 Corservatlon 1 2, Nature 2 3, Craft 3, Hlmtmg and Frshmg 1 2 Pep 2 3, Allred Youth 2 3, GAA 2,3 4 Drama 1 2,3, FHA 1 23 4, Pho Tog 1, Swag 1 2 Huntrng and Frshrng 3 TBI. 4, Prom Comnnttee 3, Alhed Youth 1, GAA 1,2,3, FHA 3,4, Pho Tog 1 2, Band 1 2,34 Pep Band 34 Entered from Horrcon 2, TBL 4, Prom Comrruttee 3, Allred Youth 2, GAA 2 3 4, FHA 2, Beaver Call Staff 4 Llbrary 2 3 4, Pep Club 2, All1ed Youth 2 Drama 1, Pep Club 1, Chorus 2 3 4, GAA 1, FHA 2, Student Councrl 1, Foren SICS 1 Reporters 2 Secretary 2, Dance Band 1, Prom Commrttee 3, Pho Tog 1,2 3,4, Secretary 3, Student Councrl 4, Orchestra 1 2 Treasurer 2 Drama 1 2, Pep Band 2 3 4, Reporters 1 2 Latm 1, Pho Tog 2 3, Treasurer 3 Band 1 2,3 4 Asst Lrbrarlan 2 3, Student Councll 2 Altemate 1, Prom Corn mrttee 3 Drama 1 2 3 4, Reporters 2,Lat1n 1, Prom Commrttee 3 GAA 1 3 4 FHA 3 4 Treasurer 4, Pho Tog 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Asst Lrbranan Pep Band 4 Art 1,FHA 1 2 Pho Tog 1 2, Swag 1 2, Chorus4 Corservatron 1 2, All School Play 4 Band 1 2 Student Councrl 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4, Intramural Sports 1 2,4,Hunt1ng and Frshmg 1 2 Badger Boys State 3 Drama 1 2 3, Nature 1, Allred Youth 4, CAA 1 2, FHA 1 2 3,4, H1stor1an Par lrmentarran Swag 1 2 Drama l 2 3 4, Prom Comrruttee 3, Nature 1,2 3 Art 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Al hed Youth 3, FHA 1,2 3, Swag 1,2 Sec 1 Beaver Log Staff 4 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 TBL 4 Vrce Presrdent 4, All School Play 4, Prom Com rnrttee 3 GAA 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3,4, Student Councrl 1,3,4, Prorn Server 1 Orchestra 1 2, Pep Band 1 2 3,4 Tn M 3 4 S ri . 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I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' i 1 .f 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' lf HARVEY REINHARD FREDERICK REINKE 44.56 f 1 ANL RALPH RIEGE LOIS ROLL LOIS ROLLINS HOWARD ROUSSEAU KENNETH RUEHL ROBERT SACKETT AUGUST SCHEURER MARIAN SCHILLER ROBERT SCHLQRKE wma AJMV .1 L4 1 LEE SCHLPTKE KAREN SCHMID EUGENE SCHMIDT RITA SCHMITT GI-NE SCHREIBER MARY SCHWEIGER MARILYN SEDO JOYCE SETZER KENNETH SETZER ADELE Sl-IARIGY RICHARD SHEPARD MARGARET SIEJA DICK SKOY BEVERLY SMITH ROBERT SOBOLB KI THOMAS SOBRILSKY TIMOTHY S TAFF ORD CAROL STARK I drd my good deed for the day FFA 1,2,3 4 Presrdent 4, Baseball 2, Intrarmrral Sports 1, Student Councrl 4 Drama 4 Sgt at Arms, Football 1 2 3 4, Temus 1, Nature 2 3,4, Track 2 3 4 Graphrc Arts 1, Allred Youth 4, Class Offrcer 3 Presrdent, Prom Krng, Intra mural Sports 1 2 4 Nature 1, Football 1 2 3, Intramural 1 4 Drama 1, FHA 2 3,4, GAA 2 3 4, Prom Cornnnttee 3 Nature Club 1 2, GAA 1 2, FHA 1 2 3, Swag 1,2,3, Lrbrary 1 Track 3, Lettermens 4 Corservatron 2, Cross Country 2 Football 1, Intramural Sports 2 4, Wrestlrng 3 4 Lettermens 3 4, Football 1 2, Beaver Log Staff 4 Basketball 1,2,3 4 Cross Country 4, Pep Club 1 2, Sgt at Arms 2 Conservatron 1, Football 2 3 4, Band 1, Intramural Sports 2, Lettermens 3 4 Huntmg and Frshrng 2, Badger Boys State 3, Pep Band 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Transferred from Notre Dame Hrgh M1lwau.kee 4 Drama 1 3,4, Latrn 1 2, Prom Commrttee 3, Nature 2 GAA 1,2,3 4 Pho Tog 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Alternate Conservatron 1 2 3 V Pres 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 Band 1, Intra mural Sports 3 4, Hunnng and Frshrng 1 2 3, Patrol Boys 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 Madrrgal 3 4 Baseball 1 2,3, Intramural Sports 2 3 4, Chess and Canasta 1 2 Nature 1 Transferred from Wayland 3 FTA 3 FFA 1,2,3,4, Huntmg and Frshmg 3 4 Drama 1 TBL 4, Prom Commrttee 3 Nature 2 3, Allred Youth 3, FHA 1 2,3 Beaver Log Staff 4 Intramural Sports 2 4, Football 2, Huntmg and Frshrng 1 Entered from Sarnt Peters 2, Prom Commrttee 3, Allred Youth 4, GAA 2 FH 2 3,4 FHA 1,2,3, Allred Youth 2, Nature 1,2,3, Swag 3 Drama 1 Drama 1 4, TBL 4, Allred Youth 1, GAA 1, FHA 2 4 Non partrcrpant Pep 2, TBL 4, Chorus 2 4, Prom Commrttee 3, Nature 3, GAA 2 3 4, Beaver Log Staff 4 Conservatron 1 2 3 Secretary 2 3, Chorus 3 Nature 2, Huntmg and Frshrng l Patrol Boys 3 Prom Commrttee 3, Latrn 2, Student Councrl Altemate 3, Chorus 2 3 4 Secre tary 3 Treasurer 4, GAA 2 3 4, Nature 3 Treasurer 3, Madrrgal 3 4, Sextet 3 4 Pep , Trr M 3 4 Secretary4 Nature 1 2, Art 1, Student Councrl 3, Golf 2, Tenms 1, Intramural Sports 1 Huntmg and Frshrng 1 2 3, Cross Country 2 Pep 1, Forensus 2, Chorus 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3, Nature 2 3 4 GAA 1 3,4 Student Oormcrl Altemate 3 4, Grrls Glee Club 1 2, Beaver Call Staff 3 4, FTA 3 4 Hrstorran 3 4 Drama 1 2, Chorus 1 2,4, Track 1, Art 1 4 Football 1 2 4, Nature 1 2, Student Councrl 3, Baseball 1 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 1 2 4, Lettermens 3 4 Secretary, Wrestlrng 3, Huntmg and Frshmg 1 2 Secretary Graphrc Arts 1, Chess and Canasta 1 3 Patrol Boys 1 3 FFA 1,2,3,4, Huntmg and Frshrng 4 Pep 1 2, Nature 1, Allred Youth 3, Band 1 2 3, Student Councrl 1 Pre prom prettres 39 ,, . 0 0 Q ' ' . 1 - . 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Q if 4 ' .- 11' ' 1 are It's been a long long tune FRANCES STARK WILLIAM STARK JAMES S EGNER l4g STOFFLET DAVID STOFFLET WILLIAM TESCH JOAN VELIE W'lLLIAM VELING JAMES VETTER KAY WADDEIL PETER WAHLEN JAMES WARNIKA JOSEPH WARMKA JOYCE WEIDMAN JOHN WELSCH wa ll 'QQA-Lgv KAREN WENDT RONAID WENDT RUSSELL WERBEIDW SHIRLEY NNICTIMAN DONALD WINTER DAVID WOLC DIANE WOLFF AMBROSE YAUCHER l Sleepy tune grrls Drama Club 1,2,3 4 V1ce Presrdent 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Forens1cs 1 2,3,4, Lat1n Club 1 2, All School Play 4, Prom Cornnuttee 3, Allred Youth 1,2,3,4, GAA 1 2 3,4, Class Offrcer 4 Vrce Presrdent, Student Councrl 3 4, Forenslcs Club 1 2 Secretary 2, Pep Band 1 2 FFA 1 2 3,4, Lrbrary 1 Chorus 1 2,3, Tenms 1,2 3,4, Prom Oommrttee 3, Nature 1 7 Alhed Youth 1,2 Intramural Sports 4, Lettermens 3 4 Reporters 1, Prom Comnnttee 3, FHA 2, Lrbrary 1 2,3,4 Treas 4 Craft Club 1, Art 1 Conservatron 1, Pho Tog 1,2, Huntmg and Frshmg 1, Lrbrary 2 3, Patrol Boys 3 Entered from Appleton 4, Beaver Log Staff 4, Nature Club 4, Lrbrary 4 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3 4, Nature Club 1 2 Prom Server 1, Baseball 1, In tramural Sports 1 2,4, Letterrnens 2,3,4 Treas 4, Graphrc Arts 3 4, V Pres 4 Badger Boys State Prom Comnnttee 3, Pho Tog 2, Band 1, Swag 1 2, Lrbrary 2 3,4, Graphrc Arts 1 Chess and Canasta 2 Drama Club 3 4, TBL 4 Latin 1,2, All School Play 3 4, Prom Commrttee Nature Club 1 2, Allred Youth 3, GAA 1,2,3 4, Sec 2 V Pres 3, Pres 4 Band 1 2,3,4, Class Offrcer 1,2,3 V Pres 1 2 Treas 3, Student Councrl 3, Foren s1cs 2, Badger Grrls State 3, Alternate, Pep Band 2,3 4, Trl M 3 4 Football 1 2,3 4, Track 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2, Prom Comrmttee Nature Club 1 2, Class Offrcer 1, Pres , Prom Server 1 Intramural Sports 1 termens 4, Graph1c Arts 1,2,3,4, V Pres 4 Pho Tog 1, Band 2 3,4, FFA 1,2 3 4, Treas 4, Chess and Canasta 2, Patrol Boys Alhed Youth 1, Huntmg and Frshmg 4, Llbrary 2 3, FFA 1 2,3 4 Prom Commxttee 3, Lrbrary Club 1,2,3 4 Treas 2, Pres 4 Dance Band 1 2,3 4, Musrc for Prom 3, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 2, Nature Club 1 2 3 V Pres 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pres 4, Prom Server 1, Class Offrcer 4, Pres , Basketball 2 Mgr , Intramural Sports 1 4, Capt 4, Lettermens 3 4 V Pres 4 Huntmg and F1sh1ng 1,2, Lrbrary 1, Badger Boys State 3, Pep Band 2 3 4, Tn M 3,4, Baseball 3, Mgr , Wresthng 3 4, Orchestra 2 TH. 4, Treas 4, Prom Comrmrtee 3, Allred Youth 1 2, GAA 1 2 3, FHA 3 H10 Tog 1 2 Football 1 2,3,4, Temus 3,4, Nature Club 2 3, Student Councrl 2, Intramural Sports 2 4, Lettermens 4, Huntmg and Frshrng 2, Chess and Canasta 1, Prom Commrttee 3 Oonservatron 1,2, Prom Comrnrttee 3, Track 2, Student Councrl 1,3,4 Sgt at Arms 4, Huntrng and Frshmg 1 2, Basketball 1 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3 4, Drama 2, Prom Committee 3, Ldmxed Bowlmg .1 Conservatron 1, Football 2, Nature 1, Class Offrcer 1 Treas 1 Prom Server 1 Baseball 1 Lettermens 1, Wrestlmg and Tumblrng 1, Hunt-mg and Frshmg 1 Graphrc Arts 1, Basketball 2 Conservat1on 1 , Huntmg and Frshmg 1, Patrol Boys 3 4, Nature Club 2 TBL 4, Chorus 4, Nature Club 1,2, Allred Youth 1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Beaver Call Staff 4 Conservatron 1 2,3, Track 2, Nature Club 1 2, Huntmg and Frshmg 1,2, Cross Country 2, Intramural Sports 4 HJ an fl rg, ll . 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A. ROW ONE M Hyland M Ke11 L Krenz M Messer Pres ,J C31118S,V1C6 Pres , K Olson, C Emerson, E Pe1chekoske Mrss Zlmmerman Advrsor ROW TWO L Wendorf, S Kohls, M Wrsmewskx, C Lelsten D Maas E Propst B Wemer B Glassman M Warmka ROW THREE J Carran M Schwe1ger,M Braker S M111er, J Sutton M Weyh D Tischer C Woock ROW FOUR M Frothlnger, L Roll J Budde I VO1gf P Goodr1ch,M. Umland D Wendorf C Beske Cherry Ple Soclal and Bake Sales are F H A traditions R Wnght C Macksam M. Kahelslu ROW TWO IN Schwoch J Rabehl D Ne1t'Le1 S Wrchman J Set zer K Wendt J Kuehn J Kohls J Radlce C Ganz ROW THREE D Hupf, A P1-1ewe,L Rhode P Wo d111 C Krenz B Lenz E Borgeson R Anderson D Wendt ROW FOUR L Kurtz C Wrttman M Ingra ham L Grese B Bortz E Neuendorf S Fullerton F Tadych J Tokarslu 4 : . , . ' , . , . , .' . ' ' - .' . . . . 7 . . , . Q : ' n . . . . 1 . , I , . , . , . , . . : . , . ' . , . . ' l ' ! ' 7 ' ' : ' . ' l ' 1 ' l I . . , . , - . ROW ONE: Miss Anthony, Advisorg L. Machkovitz, G. Gilmore, K. Kohls, C. Stange, N. Kohls, B. Maclsam, . ' , . , '. : '. , . , . ' , . ' , . - , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . . ' . , . - ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' . ' :U . , . ' , . - 7 ' r ' 1 ' v ' r ' D ' ' Radio Production ROW ONE J Olson M Demger E Allemand S Bearder ROW TWO D B111-ce W McK1n1ey J Vehe D Kennedy B Ku1per They keep us up io date on School affairs Beaver Call TWO C Schauer R Reek1e J Bloomfxeld J Nntschke M. Trailca ROW THREE R Reld R Washtock J Schrmdt B Srmth Mr Hemdel AdV1SOf Irene VO1gt absent 45 L - X WN . ' ..,' 1 . I : . , . ' , . , . . : . ' , . , . , . , . . ROW ONE: D, Wolf, C. Metzdorf, D. Hampton, Co-editorg M. DeMund, Co-editor. ROW : . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . : . . , . , . D , . l , . - , . . - , . GAA my ROW ONE B Reghng, B Rhe1ngans,S Armstrong S Schack, K Waddell Pres ,B Kortendrck Advmsor V Bleck, Vrce Pres , A. Budde M Trafka S Helbmg ROW TWO' G Schoenwetter M Roberts, K McM11 lan B Baker, C Prszczek, A Polenske B Bubo1u,B Bock P Stark, M. Rousseau ROW THREE K Hove P Mersch,F Stark, D Kopff M. Helfert, G Ange1os,J Brown, M Balmer, M DeMund M Kerl N Lea Roll, L Krantz They developed skulls ROW ONE. R Italrano C Schroeder D Kennedy M Nrles K Olson M Messer B Benrke C Benrke J M3Cl LkOVlU ROW TWO L Lrmberg J Schrmdt J Lmk R Karas M Umland N Klatt S Pfeffer J Morgan J Henderson ROW THREE D Skoy J Blrkholz P Gleason P Murphy C Mxttelstadt M Morns M Buschkopf J Schumann, V Lrnk F Baker ROW FOUR M Sharkey M Mertes E Allernand J N1ts chke A Belter E Hammer B Vrck B Perreten R Roedl J Vandeberg N Selchert . O O 4 Q h , . 5 f - V -1 , r if J' . J 4: . A Z2 : . ' . ' . , . . , .' . ' , ' , . , . . ' . , . . , . . I : . , . Row Foum D. Malas, T, smith, B. G1ass.man, M. Wermka, s. Tuel, L. Draldeim, P. slaaip, G. ireibingf L. 5 , ' ' ' I . o X' Q. A L 5 Q I I Q ' xy' ' Q E. I . , n 7 I y n . y , A , 4 . , . . , I . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ,W-pu , ROW ONE J Kastenmerer J Fowler M Ehrrneyer M Herlernan S Tuel, J Trapp M Darwen K Stange P Wrllramson ROW TWO M Bashymk1 J Kane M Welsch B Norenberg J Boughton, C Franke J Hamann S Threl N Helbmg ROW THREE J Eynse R. Reglmg L Fuller L Schulze P oentz M Ormosen, P Rose, S Rueter, C Welsch B Sxmth ROW FOUR K Schack J Becker R Lauth In the art of having fun ROW ONE L Cuff M Bord J Brrkholz D Tlscher, E. Propst M Sharkey K Derleth C Schwaru K. Schroeder J Jones ROW TWO' K. Nrckel M Woreck, F N1cke1,B Burchardt C Wrttman P Schroeder K Sm1th N Elhs M. I-laessly E Bora ROW THREF. A Mueller K. Hamen D Haert, B Waddell F Ped erson E P1eron,S Edgerton C Le1sten,M Schrller ROW FOUR L Bom M Seefeldt E. Anderson, J Peterson J Paul J Vernden L Bauer, P Kuhnlre S Wmter M Demger lm I -W I , 1 rl A I I , I ...A 1 ' r X , 5 . I ! K. Codec, S. Clark, S. Sieppel, K. Roche, S. Kennedy, J. Bloomfield, : . , . ,. ' l, . ' 3 . , . ,I . , . ,. - . . , . . . ,. ,. , Art Club ROW ONE D Kopff Pres J Amcrc V1ce Pres ,Mrss Poulos Adv1sor,M Rousseau B Buboltz ROW TWO' N Hoeft C M1tt1estadt L W1nk1e M lixtler P G11more J Peters ROW THREE. E. Shaker A Polenske A Polenske J Lmk L Bom M Morns ROW FOUR D Mrlbrandt J Rosenmxer L Adarnzak R Parfrey B B2gHlEWSk1 M Helfert M Haessly Library Club ROW ONE P Kurkowskr J Wexdman pres Mrs Uttech Advnsor S Fullerton R Crook V1ce Pres ROW TWO' C Kurkowslu L Born P Woodrl L Guse S Srrnte J Trejo ROW THREE J Ve11e B Bagmew Skl C Emerson J Meyer K Ixoll M O'Bradov1ch ROW FOUR C Brzezmskm M Braker I Meyer M Noll J Vetter B Schlurke S Edgerton . -1, if 1+ C 1' s Both can be relied on when fhere's work to be done Swag Club ROW ONE S Wolc M1ssPoesch1 Adv1sor K Exdman Pres W Erdman V1ce Pres E. Werth S Tuel C el D Skoy ROW THREE. D Bender J Myszka, K Draheun E Borgeson S Wampole R Beletzke L Schultz R I-lorstman Vocahonal framing and Service are fhelr goals ROW ONE M1ssN1ejah.r Advnsor, N Lea Pres B B1rd,V1ce Pres ROW TWO B Ku1per M Mersch R Karas ROW THREE S Rueter B Smlth I. Guse D Wendorf lf W K X D .x Q , - 5 f C ' A I l ' , X Q- N il 4 Q Klapper. N. Beletzkel, E. Andgtson, J. Finllp, K:,Sta:nge, L. Flzller, Pixlze, L. Wirlkio, B. Planlc- O O I ,L 3 c ' : I. , Alllecl Youth ROW ONE V Bleek, Vxce Pres , G Schoenwetter Pres , Mr Buck Ad vlsor ROW TWO- C Derleth Treas , A Budde Sgt at Arms, K Hove, Sec Youth helps lfself ROW ONE: L. Kurtz, K. Budde, B. Schweiger, P. Rose. J. Henderson, S. Armstrong, B. Bock, S. Schack, M. Rousseau. ROW TWO: J. Becker, M. Balmer, L. Rhode, B. Dupuis, K McMillan, B. Baker, B. Regling, L. Degner, R. Reekie. ROW THREE: I.. Schultz, N. Kirchberg, K. Hansen, B. Schaller, M. DeMund, P. Gemz, J. Boughton, C. Franke. ROW ONE M Mersch D Ebert E Pxeron, C Treleven S Kennedy P Lmehan J Trejo D Zemp E Propst ROW TWO K Derleth J Brown M Deruger P Katzenmeyer M Helfert D Hampton F Stark P Mersch M Frothmger ROW THREE E Wallace W McK1nley R Draeger, F Remke W Johnson, R Schauer, D Sawyer B Anhauser Through recreation and achvlfy ROW ONE M Welch J Rencheck J Brown D Groose R Washtock R Arndt M Trafka ROW TWO J Guenther C Schwaru F. Schm1d M Buschkopf E Pe1chekoske M. Schwe1ger R Eberle ROW THREE K Roche K Schroeder S S1eppe1 C Hampton F Peterson, A. Bergeman E C1gelsk1 P Stark B Rhem gans 40 n S V , 5x 1 . 1 s, ' ' 5 6 s J 'L . . .' '- f Q. .44 . . . , .. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,., . . . . . ,. . . ,. ,. . ,. . . ,.'. . .. 2 , . ,N , . , . X g 4 5 S B ,1 . ., 'I l ' I V 1 , X' -if ' ' r U ' I .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . . ,. , ,. ,. , ,. . ' v ,I yn ,u ,n ,Q ,Q ,U - Graphic Arts ROW ONE B Velmg V1ce Pres , E. Beler K. Wh1UOCk P Wahlen Pres ROW TWO R Schxndel C Klapper T Mallon R Rousseau Mr Pac1ott1 Advxsor ROW THREE G Krau J Srornalskm J Huettl J Sommer D Neuendorf ROW FOUR B Lelsses D Mornssey J K1enow, D Kell L Foster Craft Club Enthusiasm creates special skulls ROW ONE R Ehlert D McEvoy R Messer G Germam G Srmth C Perschke A Schulu ROW TWO Mx Stenmke Adv1sor,F Keel J ADICIC Co Chamrman A Berndt W Perschke Chauman J Novenslu J Polzm R Trejo j I o -fix? ' VI: 4 '. In A -1' I we Q rife E 7 , , - ,x a 0'-' r k .', I. A . 'l fi 1 ' A , J ' 1 I 1. v . , ' . , , . , . - . , . , . , . , . , - ' . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . . , . . 5 0 O r v 8 o ' I as . , 5 X if - . f , o J Q ,A 1, I I I K 1. Q, J Q , , f' gs, W S1 'Y 5 . : , , . , . , . ', , ' , . , .I . l 5 . , ' . , - , - 3 - 71- , 3 - , - , . . Nature Club ROW ONE R Eberly B Smlrh M1ss Altemus Adv1sor,S M111er,Pres1dent, J Ca1hes,A Lenz V1ce Presx dent, J Lmk D Drescher ROW TWO- N Harder N Falkmhan B Plankton B Boock T Srmth B Larson K Meister V Lmk ROW THREE. F Baker N Davls J Lmde S Ganz, J Vehe, C B!'28'l1DSk1 B Bagme W'Sk1 P Conxow P Dassler ROW ONE M1ssLaemmnch Adv1sor,K Waddell J Seuer K. Wendt D Hampton Presldent R Reglmg V1ce Presxdent F Nxckel Mxss T1mm Advzsor ROW TWO D Wolff A. Belter C Metzdorf D Kennedy R Schm1dt N Kuchberg I. Schultz K. Budde B Schwelger ROW THREE. K Le1sses M. Mertes E Alle rnand M Sharkey E Hammer F Baker J Lmk M Bord J Machkovuz E. Neuendorf 31 Different interests are encouraged at B. D. H To O Lo Phoiog ROW ONE Mr R1chards,Adv1sor, R Messe: A Berndt B Dupurs G Ousterhng Pres , R Hrlert V1ce Pres ROW TWO K Sch1oeg1,P Bordwell J Oathout P Freund G Wood R. Buntrock ROW THREE C Perschke C L1ngk,W Johnson W Messer Profechon and Instruction fake Ol-If of School hme Patrol Boys ROW ONE B Schkuke E. Bexer K. Erdman Mr Snyder Advrsor ROW TWO' W McK1n1ey D Messer D Bender D Wolc R Kohn ROW THREE. D Skahtzky W Erdman J Arucxc W Tesch T Sobulsky 31 Hunhng and Flshmg ROW ONE Mr Kraxse, Adv1sor,J Po1z1n R Hyland M S1mon, EL L1tt1e J Herbrand W Stofflet ROW TWO' A. Bemdt L Freber, D Esman K. Schloegl B W1lson,M Klatt G Reuter C Frednck ROW THREE. M. M11brandt J K1enow,A Schwoch J Ganske B Schmltt D Beers, C Lmck ROW FOUR J Warmka A. Foster M Trapp, R Mueller J Novenskm T Stafford Thelr mferest was ln outdoor life Conservation ROW ONE J Hartl, B Dupms F. Lxttle Mr Snyder Adv1sor ROW TWO E. Krmlue D Jamsch J Herbrand, R Washtock 53 0 O I I . ' 1 W V Eh f 1 0 ' 5 K Q I Q C A X .Ag sr 'bl V f' K ' . x -' I , , 'K . ' 'l, . : . ' ' . ', . , ' ,. , . ' . - ., . .. , , . .I , . ,.. . ' , . . ,. n , , . . . : . , , . . , . , . . I x J A QM A . l 51' f R .i1.' I l 2 .U . ', ' , . , ' . : , . ,. . .4 Drama Club ROW ONE' F. Stark, Vice-Pres.3 G. Ange- los, Pres: M. Roberts, Treas. ROW TWO Mr. Schuknecht, Advisorg M. DeMund, Sec.9 F. Reinke, Sgt. Arms ROW ONE S Morns C Treleven K Olson M. Ke11 B Waddell M. Hexlernan M Ingraham R Reek 18 ROW TWO' A Karst, A Po1enske,N Lea M Mersch M Meser, M. Denvan R. Reghng J Beck er ROW THREE. L Rhode F Anderson J Pete:son,D Kcpff K. McM111an B Baker B Reghng L Degner ROW ONE C Ganz K Godec J Morgan C Schroeder S Clark M. Lmehan B Zannacher S Tuel ROW TWO' S Pheffer P Wxlhamson P Gent-L J Lane K Schack J Trapp L Kurtz R Itahano ROW THREE J Kempfer M Nlles M. Morns I. Schulz S Rueter B Schaller P Schroeder J Setzer 51 D . . . ' 7 v . n ' . 1 , l 1 ' , . 1 I : , ' . Z .' -' Both stage production and sports : . , . , . , . , . , ' , . , . . ROW ONE M Sch111er J Elser, I. Drahexm B Burchardt C Wluttman A. Bergeman C Derleth ROW TWO' J Bown A Budde M Helfert K Waddell D Hampton P Katzenmeyer G Schoenwetter ROW THREE. R Ehlert M Seefe1dt,J Arucxc B Messer, B Anhayser J Paul M Frothmger Require a good audience Leftermen TWO' Mr Derleth Adv1sor,P Wahlen R Lueck A Hammer J Pederson M Sxlbemagel G Lmde D Rolhns H Rousseau ROW THREE J Stegner M Pa1tr1ck L Tesch, K. Bonner, R Wendt J Ph1111ps R. May: ROW FOUR. D Gxlmore, R Hyland R Mueller W Seller R Yaktus J Olson L Mallon 55 3 ' ' 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 ' . 1 , . . ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . ' 1 - 9 - , - . . ' 1 - 0 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' . ROW ONE: W. Veling, T. Sobrilsky, H. Derleth, R. Sackett, J. Welsch, R. Linde, K. Ruehl, J. Grams. ROW ' ' 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' l 1 ' l , . . . ' . , . . . , .. 1 , . I . , . ' . . , . , . , . , . , . . F. F. A. 3 ROW ONE R Lmde Vice Pres ,H Remhard, Pres , B Koch Sec ROW TWO' R Hupf,Sent1ne1,D Ke11 Reporter, J Warmka Treas ,Mr Memke Adv1sor Future Farmers strive ROW ONE J Ret1check D Maas,I. T1edt A Schwoch L Shaker R Herreman J C1gelsk1 M M11 brandt ROW TV-O J Polzm T Grmwald F Keel W Bor!1,R We1drnan D McEvoy, T Stafford ROW THREE. D Messe! R Guelzow R May! J Fablsch K Bonwer R Gensch E Turck. 36 , ' . - . . . ' - , . . . . , . 1 . '. , '. , .' . , , . I . ! I ' s V v . Q 9 q , 4 I I .. . , . . .- . . ,. . , . ,, ,. ,. ,. - 2. .. ,. ,. . , . . - ' Q ,. ,. ,. ,. - , . ,, ROW ONE. S Longwordu A Rettsch1ag,A Rahn R Rulgers W Foote D Skahtzky B Jamsch, P Frei tag ROW TWO P Hussli D Markhart, C Wemer R Wexdman G Beske, J Schaffer J Fullerton D Whxtmer ROW THREE. F Bemdobler J Haas K. Exdman,W Erdman R Schrmdt J Ganske E Schmxtt J Warmka For better A grlculturul methods ROW ONE. J Elser,W Luedtke B Stafford,J Ganske EL Volgt, J Baker ROW TWO' A. Warmlu L Messer, E Werth A McDowell, I. Meyer B C1ge1skx ROW THREF. A. Frankenstem E Propst A Lued tk G Schmmtt W Stark C Smith 57 0 . . .- . , . . , . , . , . , . . ' : ' 1 - ' 1 - 1 ' - 1 - y - . . . v . . , . , . , . , . , . . . Q . . . . , . . , . . . , . . , . - . , f . , . . , . , . . 8, . , . , . . Student Councll ROW ONE R Reghng, F Stark, G Schoenwetter, Vrce Pres, K Kopff, Sec , Mr Kordus, Advlsor, R Wer oclow, Sgt at Arms, H Derletn Pres , R Lmde ROW TWO M Cleary E Ste1ner,G Angelos, J Oathour Brown C P1SZCZ6k,P Conroe, B Rhodes C Treleven S Helb1ng,P Stark,N Helbmg, J Bergeman ROW FOUR H Remhard, M Norenberg, R Stermke R Washtock, H Brooks, H Klrchoff, D Rollms, R Mueller They guide and represent lnere was adventure ahead lor Georgra Angelos as she left for a su week tour of Europe 911 Small out lmportani. 1S Km Soo Jak our adopred forelgn clulrl I . x -- f I Q . , h L 1 a 1 Y 'X 1. ' I C . K ' I ' ' . ' f , x M. DeMund, J. Henderson, K. Schack, M. Ehrmeyer, K. Welsch, V. Bleek. ROW THREE: K. Derleth, J. L l M V' N Q X Formal but fun was our Midwinter Ball Student Council Election Candidates: Hank Derleth, Karen Hove, Ruth Regling, Georgia Angelos. our student body Alternates 1 ROW ONE: C. Derleth, A. Bergeman, M. Ingraham, M. Welsch, M. O'Bradovich, K. Hove, P. Staab, B. Smith ROW TWO: Mr. Kordus, Advisorg W. Johnson, R. Schauer, M. Roberts, B. Werner, M. Derivan, M. Morris. ROW THERE: L. Miller, J. Grams, L. Paul, J. Linde, P. Freitag, W. Seiler. 59 H. nu 1 Girls Glee Club L xi ROW ONE: C. Ganz, P. Staab, S.Thei1,M. Berringer, F. Tadych, L. Guse, M. Kacheiske. ROW TWO: P. Kuhnke, S. Lyon, C. Bohl, C. Beske, D. Mola, J. Finup, P. Schweitzer. They spread music and harmony Boys Glee Club :nl ROW ONE: G. Durfee, M. Cleary, J. Evemon, B. Larson, J. Herr, H. Kirchoff, H. Keller, M. O'Bradovich, M. Nor- enberg. ROW TWO: H. Reinhard, C. Wendorf, L. Messer, G. Birkholz, D. Bender, S. Wolfgram, J. Haas. U0 Mixed Chorus ROW ONE: D. Fischer, J. Herr, J. Finup, P. Patrick, R. Lauth, B. Smith, P. Staab, S. Vujnovich, M. Noll, D. Wolf H. Kirclioff, H. Keller, lwlr. Radko, Director. ROW TWO: I. Meycr, K. Voclker, S. Thiel, M. Thiel, B. Vick, B. Rhcingans, D. Molz, D. Zemp, C. Scnikc, B. Born, P. Williamson, M. DeMund, M. Norenbcrg, D. Drcschcr. ROW THREE: J. Bomick, M. Bord, J. Wcyh, J. Sutton, S. Lyon, L. Giese, J. Becker, N. Lea, M. Mersch, B. Kuipcr, J. VandcBerg, L. Mallon, D. Miller. ROW FOUR: C. Bartol, C. Wcndorf, A. Lcnz, S. Miller, C. Bohl, C. Brooks, M. liclfcrt, P. Kulmkc, B. Bubolu, E. Bortz, M. Sicja, P. Katzcnmeyer, H. Lockwood, R. Schkirke. among the student body. Mddrigol Group ROW ONE: J. Herr, M. Thiel, J. Becker, M. DcMu.mi, M. Hclfer., H. Lockwood. ROW TWO: S. Miller, A. Lenz. M. Bord, B. Buboltz, M. Sicja, P. Katzenmeycr, R. Schkirke. bl Concert Bond ROW ONE: M. Roberts, R. Parirey, E. Pieron, M. In- graham, J. Trapp, J. Schumann. ROW TWO: K. Sch- ack, B. Zannacher, B. Waddell, T. Smith, B. Glassman, P. Stark, M. Derivan,.P. Dassler, S. Morris. ROW THREE: B. Bird, V. Bleek, C. Treleven, R. Ehlert, P. William- son, M. Offerman, K. Hove, K. Waidell, G. Schoen- wetter, E. Cigelski. ROW FOUR: E. Neuenplorf, M. Seefeldt, M. Messer, A. Schultz, A. Bcrgemamx, V. Bruesch, P. Donahue, J. Link, A. Rahn. ROW ONE: A. Voight. ROW TWO: K. Olson, B. Reg- ling. ROW THREE: D. Sawyer, R. Schindel, P. Bord- well, D. Sackett. Hours of Work ROW ONE: F. Stark, B. Perretcn, J. Koeim, M. Welsch. ROW TWO: J. McKi.mu'y, K. Mvistcr, S. Miller, V. Link, M. Rahn, M. Linehan. ROW THREE: J. Trejo, B. Dupuis, M. Cleary, N. Kirchberg, L. Schultz, C. Pis- zczck. gave hours of pleasure. Hui:- ' ROW ONE: B. Rhodes, K. Welsch, G. Wood, B. Schal- ler, J. Verriden, M. O'Bradovich. ROW TWO: L. Mil- ler, D. Haslow, J. Linde, M. Buschkopf, P. Freund, S. Edgerton. ROW THREE: A. Budde, R. Regling, M. Bal mer, B. Schweiger, J. Hown, R. Ii.1.I'I.tIOCk, M. Bashyn- ski, P. Linehan. ROW ONE: D. Whitmer, F. Baker, G. Ousterling, K, Schlegel. ROW TWO: J. Welsch, J. Haider, W. John- son, J. Evexson, J. Haase, J. Grams, G. Beske, D. Busse. ROW THREE: B. Crook, R. Linde, A. Foster, J. Warmka. Pep Band ROW ONE: M. Roberts, R. Parfrey, J. Welsch, J. Evenson, W. Johnson, J. Hai- der, W. Whitnall, K. Olson, D. Sackett, P. Bordwell. ROW TWO: P. William- son, C. Treleven, B. Bird, R. Ehlert, M. Offerman, M. Messer, E. Neuendorf, F. Baker, D. Whitmer, R. Linde, B. Reg- ling. ROW THREE: B. Schaller, B. Rhodes, J. Verriden, G. Schoenwetter, K. Waddell, V. Bleck, R. Crook. ROW FOUR: G. Wood, M. O'Bradovich, D. I-Iaslow, L. Miller, J. McKinstry, J. Koehn, R. Regling, M. Balmer, A. Budde, B. Schweiger. School Photographs How much time does it take to be a school photographer? Ask Gene Ousterling and Dick Ehlert who spent so much of :heir time in the dark room producing good pictures for our annual. Teens Agomsf Pollo ROW ONE B Schue1ger,K Budde, N Kircnberg J Lml D hamp on, K Wendt, E Neuendorf ROW TWO P Rose, L Scnultz, F Baker, K Waddell, M Schiller, J Setzer, J Machlxovitz, R Regling, ROW THREE J Pederson, L Paul J Olson, J McK1nstry, D Roll1ns,L Tesch, R Sackett, Mr Gagnon, Dir ector B D H S was proud of this Group s ingenious campaign to tight polio myehus 64 0 0 . x 3 J sri I ' 5 4 . , 1 , . G9 6 f u- it 3 L 4 . 'XJ H in Q K7 J l 1, 31 6 fl 5 : . ' . . ' , . ' 1, . ' t . . . I . . . ' . . . . ' ' . A '. ' : . . , . . ' . ' . . . '- . , . . . ., . - . . . . . -D The 1956 Homecoming Court of Honor LEFT to RIGHT: P. Stark, M. Thiel, P. Stnab, G. Schoenwetter, Queeng S. Thiel, N. Helbing, G. Elelbing. Mr. Whitnall crowns Queen Gretchen When the game was over, all relaxed amid Stardusi and sireamers. 5,1 Q- Homecoming Skit Night before 3 ntystexiously early bonfire. All School Play ,MLN ROW ONE J Brown, J Godcc ROW TWO J Grams, J Jones, D Hampton,P Schroeder J E1ser,K Waddell, C Bartol, M Helfert, M Delvlund R Reghng, F Stark, P Katrcnmeyer R I1G1d,L Paul CO ahead, Smack m The punchln' DLNO the All School Play was presented to a dehghted audrence on November Sth and 9th The play was under the duectror L5fG1El1SCl1Uk1ltCllI Hrs student duector was Georbla Belo fhouvh pr.. cllllllb a play IS hard work the enthusrasm and derermrnatroi of the ca st plus the trmelruess ofthe plot made DDNIO a great uccess LEFT LO RICFT J Amclc C B.1r'ol 66 ' x 1 - ' n Y . , 4 v ',v, . r .S - 5. P !f, A ' v f '25 sg? I J ' . I f N 1 : . . -. : . . . . , I 1 . ' I . .... , . . . , e! ' bag is back home again. I ll Y ll ' l ' z ' Q , . . . - S SERV' S. X 7 , , . , , . o ' ' ' Q , . X ,I 3 . . . . , , X y .. H Q ' Af 44, .4 . VXI H -AN ,Y .- 'P .- A g . ' ' I , ' L . A Squad Cheerleaders Karen Hove Semor Captam 'fix Pat Stark Susan Th1e1, Phylhs Staa Manlyn Helleman Bomue Waddell C Welsch S Kennedy M Welsch They put the pep poxse .md punch mto athletxcs B Squad Cheerleaders 67 M Ehrmeyer J Trapp C Hellolng Forensics in. TEZ3 ROW ONE Mr Klng, Advlsor, M Ehrmeyer, N Hoeit, K Me1ster, B Reghng, B Schaller, S Tuel, P Gentz M Lmehan ROW TWO B Dupmb, M Haessly, R Beletzke M R1Cl1tC1', M He1lem:m C Treleven, C Viflutman, S Snuth S Bearder ROW THREE C P1szcek, S Moms D Kopff, M Roberts J Brown, M See feldt M Demger, J Amore W McK1nley Ablllfy speaks for Itself Neal Perschke u.nder the d1rect1on of Mr Stem 1ke, recerves the 1956 Industn 11 Arts Award for Hank Derleth was thc only Wlsconsm boy making the drawmgs, patterns, casungs and elected to a 1956 All Amerrcan Hrglr Sthool Cgnqpletgly assemblmg 3 model gag engme Football Team He 15 elrglble Lo play rn the The project was one of naore than 4,300 entered All American game. 1n Mcmplus, Tennessee 1n the Foru IAA Intematronal Judgrng fmals 111 August Of 'D7 Huagl UUKIHU FKLL HKU LAUD ALL GOOD Pl. YS AT' wg gf 6 0 ' 4 'Q . ' N '-a ., - - V .. 3 C. . Y . 1 1 Q 3, .- 1 ' , - H o 3 r x 4 -. --- 6-1. , 5 - ' - . . ' . ' . . . , . . : . ' . . ' , . ' . ' , . . .Q , . .- . : . . , . . , . . - , . . , . . . . . . , V U - . 1 . . . , H . . W ! V , , Y , . ' . . . . , v D v B Y x. . J . . . . . . - - '44 I .' 411- 1 X v ' r . . 5, J,S'.lZ ,M P L+' 1 . 'Y la .3 ,R- , . . - gil .. . .fe L Senior Class Play Q.. . . . . , . . f A W , A J ,-.'ffEY'! J f 1'Y a'4- fa. I -f' '12 '- -fa' ae . ' ' ROW ONE: J. Brown, Student Directorg R. Regling, J. Becker. ROW TWO: J. Stegner, F. Stark, P. Katzenmeyer, H. Derleth, R. Mayr, D. Hampton, J. Jones, M. DeMunl, C. Bartol, F. Reinke, M. Hel.fert,'K. Waddell, G. Angelos, M. Mersch, J. Welsh, J. Grams. Beginning read through's were hilarious. Some stuly while -Jzhers ham, STARDUST WAS PRESENTED April llth and 12th at the Jefferson School Auditorium. This three act comedy about aspiring actors was written by Walter Kerr, ani enjoyed heartily by the audience. Mr. Glen Schuknecht directed and Janet Brown assisted as Student Director. Prom Servers Jean Trap, Robert W1lson, Judy Mo gan, Harold Keller, Molly Buschkopf, Donald Guse, Cafol M1tte1 stait, Merhn Norenberg, Mern Morns, Walter Johnson These ten po1sed iieshmen were selected by the re The prom decoratxon comm1ttee declded on ' Sonv freshmen commlttee as thxs year's prom servers of the Island' as the Lheme for the 1957 JUIIIOI They made an xmmedx e h1t Wlth them colorful prom Held on Apnl 26th the 1s1and theme was matchmg tux Jackets an formals .uuquely carnej out 1n lush greens yellows ani rels from puncu table 0 false cexhng The co chzurman who duectcd proceejmgs were Kln Nhke Sllber nagel ani Darcy Kopff Decoration Commlffee sd Jeanne Bloomheld, Rosemary Re kle, Bonrue Baker, Darcy kopff, N111 Jo Roberts, Sandy Helbmg, Janet Lallxes ROXK TWO Barb Realmg, Gretchen Soho ufvetter, Jun Pe 'erson, Ross Mueller, Neal Perschke, D1cL La Reau, Larol Plszczek, Barb Baboltz, Janet Lmlx, San ly Mlller, 'Xhc Lenz . ,I . L - 7 A 0 . . - . . . , H . v I 1 , J L, . a Z' . ' . . . ,. . 1 k . . . . L , - . IV . . U . . - LJ , . . . .- is J .M . V J 2 ,. 5. . s 5 . . 1 , A.ox t '- . ,, ' ' , , . ' , , , , ' , ' if . A4 4 . , Y - , b N ,L 5 . 0 1 3 s A ,J ' , 1, T ' - - ' r ' Q 1 I ' in 1 . Prom Royalty of 1956 ,274 .M Left to Rlght T Perschke G Angelos, L Kotmek, C Rake,F Nertzel, S Helblng F Remke, Kmg, E Bortz, Queen Eumce Bom enters Fred Re1n.ke's royal sedan The Lovehest mghtofthc year was Apr112O 1906 Kmg Fred Remke and hl Wueerr Euxuce Bortz rergncd over a Roman hohday whrclr was held rn the B D H 5 gym The cleverly con tructed Romane que theme was perfectly carrred out from thc Fomarr Prlldrs winch Surrounded the entrre gym to the ornate fountam at the western end The musrc of D011 Voegh and lu baud was eugoyed by all who attended Beaver Log Activities 1 -g Prince Charming, Larry Mallon, and Cinderella, Virginia Bleek, reigned over the Disney- land Beaver Log Czimival. A new tradition is born with the Autograph Ball. Georgia Angelus plans our SpiriL cover and rlivi- eien pages. O.K., nm-. :n.ile says llliler Sue Be.1rdr-z .is elnlw pn-Lureb are Likun 6' Q LPM 9 ,-,.f2 X! X -Qc 'R ,'f'x X Q C fi-h XZ x.2 g--5.1 IX,-2 KS v i wif ' x X ' K M 11 X 521 x f F 1 , -Y G W! 'Ji W N QQ K' X 5 5 QC , ' x X? 3, AN '15 1 ff ' N Q4 gnfpfy' X ' ! F-ft I f X ,lf - 5 K I j V 1' KA kb 44- A. C-cg! 3 l 2 Z ff!! NT., X V, ffl- ,L 7 ' 5 1 f f - 5,7 '-N Jfki '-'- fin' 1 ' e T' ' xxx f77 ' ,- Vfw--v-Q-g , f Cl? Li X I 4 ,Q A I ., fu Q i 1 f 1 X H515 ! i- -'Z V V- ' g 1 f Y -' Z Q I IJ: Junior Class Officers, Trcas., R. Lueck, Pres., C. Silbcruagcl, V. Pres., R. Sackctt, and Sec., P. Stark, try out the new desks for size. -' 'Z fx .3 1.4 .. -ef 'G7 .QL Juniors MC'- vv' . .f f . . Your fufure Knowing that they would be the first graduating class from the new high school, the Juniors started the year with new in- terest. They elected Mike Silbernagel, presidentg Bob Sack- ett, vice presidentg Pat Stark, seeretaryg and Dick Lueck treasurer. They watched the selection of new desks with -1 9 . Q. df . ., . 7 1 ' v I r 5 fl., P 45' ' Q KUVV l: L, A.ti.a::.i.iLt, 5. Ari11sLr.,f:g,,B. ll.1lLt'r,l:. linker, A. ll-ecrs, D. i5c:1.lt-r ROW LZ: A. Bcmtit, B. Bird, J. Birk- .-fl-. J. 151 ,iczzxiit hi, S. B-fel., M. Bord. ROW 3: P. B-.rJv.cll, F. Br.x:itic:iYn.'rn',, C. Broolss, J. Brcwzi, B. Buboltl, K. Bllxlxlr. AUW -1: J. Cxllics, L. Callit-s, J. Climax, P. Cifzirox., J. Crozzjicctlge, P. Dnsslcr, L. Dcgzxur. ROW 5: P Do:1.r..L1t-, D. Dxxphis, NV. Eftlllldil, D. Fischtr, W. Font-, P. Freitag, B. Gl.lbSIllLlIl. '-1? W9 V' f N 'Q t- yi? uf lt' looks bright ,- 12 2 avrd mrerest the madv. Lhur own per .3 43 sonal seleclrons the most LXPLHSIVL of coursc, they made 4' vrsrls to Lhf. bulldrngb srtc to watch the D progress An rmportant annual event was the re cervmg of class rmgs Wearers 77 'F' proudly chsplayad them for all admrrers an if 3 f liar 41 2 In 3, 'VN sd 1' 5 ROW 1 D Groose R Guelzow,A Hammer E Hammer D Hampton J Hartl, S Helbrn ROW 2 J Hu brandJHuhe DH fPH 1 R g s, up, uss 1, Hyland, D Jamsch K Jones ROW 3 D Ka1sLr, R Karas H Kaul Kerl J K1enow,lN Krrchberg ROW-4 J R1rchoff,C Klapper J Knaup, R Koch J lxohls D Kopff ROW 5 C Kunz E Krrnke V Krucr,er, S Kuehl J Kuehn, R LaReau ROW6 R Laulh L Lathrop R L ech A Lenz L Lrmbefb J L1I1k,R meer Row 7 D Maas L Mal1on,K MCMr11an,A ,McDowL1l 'J Mclunsrry, K Mc1stLr,D Messu J La . Z' l I F Iv J Jv- Y. Q ' J V f 13 L A H , 'Q A fl- Q 4 X A T'. ,lvl :AV I 8 .fs S. R 6 LL. Q ' ' -AQ y , J 0 ' ,- 1 3 Y -I .4 f. 'N' . . . ,I 5 Y 9 if 'LN A 4 J , x T1 7 lx, .. ,, ' 1 r ,L 1 .A 1 ' ' J J , fl- A 'S ,- M , ' W , , LJ, ' ' J . f 41? A 7 .4 -9- 0 V - ' ,M -' in ' . X 1, CA. Q L' A J -3 4' 'Q' ,fr 1' A 4 , f all L ' . , t Q . g . I , , or -n Q 'h f., yr L ' L 9 4 - 4 - I ,ltr ,' . ol I ,.. I .,,.. n, - : .. -xrg.. ,5-. 5,-D. i i v 6 'EL fl- .IA Q .n if Y? 3 ? ' .JA 14 .gav 3 r-v T Y' 42 Qi QP -2 Wlfh cl new Early m January commrttees were ap pomted for the Jun 1or's bubgest project the prom The class worked for many months to successfully present a dance whxch would appeal to the whole school The sw1sh of formals and the sound of laughter made thelr efforts worthwh1le 111. .A 4? ROVV 1 l Meyer S M1llLY S Morrls R lvlurllnr J Mysdxa F lN1Clxel lx Noll ROW 2 J Noxrnslxe L s 1 Olson lvl Paxtrxcls H Pasls S PA lo 5 J Ped rs ROW 3 B Purretum IN Perschko. A Phxlllps C P15212 lx A Pplrnsls A Prux L ROW -I IL Props! J Rabehl A Rxhn R Rrrlxu B Realms, B RllL1Il,j..1I15 ROW w L Rnodr N1 Roberts R Rocdl D Ro ers D Rolhrs, P Rose ROW 6 M Rousseau S Rueter L Rupum J Rushloxs R Sarlxett C Sauoxxslxr S Schaclx ROVN 1 C Sehxurr J Sol' llpfeffer J Sol radella J Su L 1 R Sclm , ,J J ' k ' ' I R 9 of ' J J Q Q 1, 1 V r 'Ji -A . y . I f A V D I .7 l -, 'AZ U, r. ..-. n - -3 A 4 HJ p A 1 A 2 I ' -. 1 'F' A 1 y fm V N- ' A J J' ws 4, A .,.,. I 9 fl I Q Y ,, ' , 0 4 C ' ' A If 6. 5 L, ' J I N Q -' P Q V x 1 K 9 A . . I I Q A -i F, , f ' 'O J 2' J K. V - ar N X A 2 X 1 L 1 i Rlmrzzyidll,MAS'E1rr1irll,R,Sc.1l11i.l1,t , glirlt, I . . K , . AL , . Mg A l 'Ai tl A ,mf 7 school in sight The year's end ap- proached rapidly. Again the Juniors as- -4 '3 99' . P' lu, f,-, ' I 'J :ff Q ',A, 1 V , 4 'ma sv In W un ? is K' f .-4. x Xu-:L N sumed the leader's role. They planned the decorations for graduation with ex- citement. As usual their class president led the commence- ment processional on that last special evening of the year. ,5 , .xlib -il ,ig 9 1 . r - - Q ' f iA ,Si '37 4 W' A ' ' Q 5 s. V ,. J. I , V? 1 A 05 T 5. xl 4' ROW 1: A. Schmitt, G. Schoenwetter, L. Schultz, R. Schutte, B. Schweiger, A. Schwoch, W Seiler ROW 2 D. Sekel, N. Selchert, E. Shaker, C. Silbernagel, J. Simon, M. Simon, D. Skalitzky. ROW 3 R Stafford I- Stark, K. Stehling, J. Sutton, R. Teeter, M. Thiel. ROW 4: M. Trafka, M. Umland, J. Vande Berg, B Vick, K. Voelker, I. Voigt. ROW 5: S. Vujnovich, M. Warmka, R. Wastock, C. Wendorf, B. Werner, M Weyh ROW 6: K. Wheeler, D. Whitmer, K. Whitrock, T. Williams, C. Woock, D. Zemp, G. Zieske. ROW 7 D Krueger Sophomores V. Pres., C. Treleveng Pres., M. Ingrahamg Sec., M. Ehrmeyerg Treas., J. Hamann, decide on a date for the Sophomore Class Party- Sophomores see year filled with . e M fun, work, 1 fa .A 1 ai W Y 0 0 'J S ' f f ,,- The Claw of '59 X ' started the year by , A 4 L xt 'A electing as officers for the coming year, Mary Jane Ingraham, president, Carol , - Treleven, vice presi- 53. Zo 7 - Q 3 - CE dent, Margaret Q V, W 7 V Na 'L 2 M Ehrmeyer, secretary, HX... , A .Q 4 and Janice Hamann, 1 gc, Q ' 'C' A' 'T ,P treasurer. Q , b vo ' Q5 Q I Y wyfdy-I qv ..i' lx xg., I .. 5 1 Y. -W ' -, ,,,, 4 A, 1 . X i sw a Y., V V XA, ? . Qs - E -' 1 Q , 1 A I A Q ? is - f I - an - Q . ,, C . gg, K Q 1 -'A , , at , Q ' -or - fi - 'ir ROW 1: R. Abler, R, Arndt, S, Arndt, T. Bartell, M. Bashynski, J, Bauer. ROW 2: L, Bauer, W, Bauer, M, Beh- ringer, R, Beich, R. Beletske, A. Bergemann. ROW 3: J. Bergemann, G. Beske, C. Bohl, R. Bolstad, W. Bortz, J, Boughton. ROW 4: R. Brom, R, Brools, M. Bruesch, H, Budde, B, Burchardt, E. Cigelske, R. Cigelske, ROW 5: M. Cleary, B. Crook, G. Daniels, C, Derleth, K, Draheirn, L. Draheizm, D. Drescher. T8 -v rf' ri of 'O T , v C5 A-'7 .J A nur 'a-... J' 00 QPU, -5, i!' y-nv and reward Q 7? at J V 'P The Sophomores were ,y not new enough to be mlstaken for Freshmen nor well enough es tabhshed to be Jun 1ors Nevertheless they contrxbuted more and more to B D H S atmosphere and actxvnty as the year progressed QQ! sf' gn .l -uf Avia 'W ,Q 61 ,,-4 3,55 fs- nag, 990 1,3 if- A A A QI fd of ffm 3 IXJ 3' -af af'-14. J ROW 1 R Drews G Durfee C Eberle D Ebert R Ehlert, M Ehxmeyer,J hverman nuvv 4 .1 nverson F1nup,J Fowler, C Franke, D Freber, D Frost, M Frothmger ROW 3 R Gensch, P Gentz, G Germam J H 11more, P Grlmore, P Gltzmger ROW 4 T Gnnwald, R Guenther, C Guse, J Ha1der, J Hamann, am mer ROW 5 C Hampton,K Hansen, T Hart1,D Haslow, M I-Ielleman R Heun ROW 6 C Hermerl Helbxng, N Helbmg R Herbst, C Huettl, L Huettl, L Hussh ROW 7 M Ingraham,W Jamsch, N J111.son T Ka1ser,A Karst,D Kasper,J Kastenmerer 19 H L ,fs.e, Y ' ' I xt I in I ,,. Pi -A G 1 Q ! -dqq I I 'XY ' , , 1 V, ..... J : . ' ,, ' 1 - , '-Q--,Mr x a X. f J 47 fix' x ,fy L . D 'fl ' 1 J ra , , . - , ,sf ' A . ' - ' ' V' J, J , he N fi ' C if . J , . X 1 ' 2 . .A Z W' U J H M ' ,, I I .JN 'J ,fr X . , .4 Y' 5 , - 44 A JS J I 1 4 I A ' ,.,.., A ,J , 1 f W 1 'J , H A 4 A I . 'J , v , ,W A .gh ' 7 , 3 ,I ' V I 'R 1. .1 J. A f' .xii ,1 I x . f , , ! 1 A --e 1 ul is J A X x 1 , 4 we C R W f 4 - : ...... . ' . : . , J. ' ..... ' . : . . . ' , D. G' . ' . ' ' . : . ' . . . ' . . - .I : 3 . . . ' . ' l , . ' . :. . ' l ,G. 1 I r 14: 'W cg AL , 4: -s 5' igg, .. if , . Lv' 'J ig? K T-1 , Wir 1' s-0 , ' k N3 .K QM, i - w.nf 'Y R Rib ae 1, ,,u, .. r .. , A 1 10 , -A -4 xr' --v A 1 5, if LQ These expedences Sophornores began as- suming club offices and responsibility, they reached their Foreign Child Fund, goal, They read Julius Caesar and conjugated Latin verbs, they began going steady, Weeks were spent by the many Sophomores , T Q H . 'T 7 4.4 R ROW 1: B, Klas, S, Kohls, M, Klatl, R, Kretschrner, A, Krueger, P, Kuhnke, C, Kurkowski, ROW 2: L, Kurtz, J Kuzniewicz, K, LeCount, R, Lehner, C, Leisten, B, Lenz, P, Linehan, ROW 3: H, Lockwood, S. Lyon, D. Maas, L, Machkovilz, C, Macksam, J, Mallon, ROW -4: D. Markhardr, M, Maslowski, M, Merach, L, Messer, B, Messer, C, Miller, ROW 5: L, Miller, D, Molz, D, Morrissey, A, Mueller, A, Mueller, T, Neis. ROW 6: C. Neuendorf, ll, Nickel, K, Nickel, B, Norenberg, M, O'Bradovich, F, Oestreich, P, Ollinger, ROW 7: B, Olsen, M, Ormosen, G. Ousterling, J, Paul, F, Pederson, C, Perschke, M, Pieper, 'Q' 4' -2' 7: 21 - .0 ' 2' 'B' 4 I N' 'ae 9, V' li . r 5 J ' Q Q 'P - . '.. , I ,J ' ' Y gy . -i f' C, a -3. pg. J T, V ' A A A A nal fi W' Q L, made if the Q., ,H 9 L: -3. -3. 4: i W , ' so 4 -' best year yet 'XL . -v ' ' ' ' preparing for their Gal X75 annual class party-- .1 a tradition established fd ' by this class as Freshmen, V All in all, the Sopho- Q 5 mores were able to .sr 1 have a very successful A '0 AJ 'f ' g year due to the co- 'T .. , ' d operation of the en- A f ' tire class. D f , , A ' A '.,, 'IS' ,A fl 5 43 e 4, f ff! R 4' ' 5 4 .- .8 F' .1 A .,, , A G9 -+ . i f 3 R I f 4 ' M ' 'Q f ' t A . ' fr' .-e. i f 1 ,. T 4is ' V -A V , f g i v' f J , 1 , Lx 'ij' - or V . ,wr , 1, . S , x vs I ,M Y M I I ff f A 14 , , an ROW l: E. Pieron, B. Plankel, J. Poetter, E. Propst, J. Radke, P. Radke, R. Reid. ROW 2: C. Reinke, B. Rhodes, M. Richter, J. Rosenmeier, G. Rueckert, R. Rutgers, G. Schaefer. ROW 3: B. Schaller, E. Schmid, G. Schmitt, R. Schneider, E. Schoenick, P. Schroeder. ROW 4: W. Schroeder, A. Schultz, L. Schulze, J. Schweiger, P. Sch- weitzer, N. Schwoch. ROW 5: G. Seering, L. Sekel, D. Smith, G. Smith, T. Smith, J. Sommers. ROW 6: F. Sroma1.ski, P. Staab, G. Stange,E. Steiner, J. Straseske, A. Sturn, F. Tadych. ROW 7: L. Tesch, S. Thiel, L. Tiedt, D. Tischer, J. Tokarski, R. Trejo, C. Treleven. 81 ROW 1: S. Tuel, R. Ulbricht, J. Vujnovich, B. Waddell, S. Wampole, E. Wallace, A. Warmka. ROW 2: R. Weidman, L, Welsch, M. Welsch, D. Wendorf, E. Werth, P. Williamson, D. Wilson. ROW 3: S. Winter, C. Wittman, P. Wodill, S. Wolc, N. Wopp, M. Woreck. ROW 4: R, Wright, A. Yagodzinski, C. Yagedinski, R. Yak tus, D. Zuehls. H1 Freshmen Treas., H. Brooks, Pres., J. Linde, Sec., C, Welschg and V. Pres., H. Kirchoff, busily organ- ized the Freshman Class. 9- ' J .xg-. -A P . l pt S -- - l , 'G 9- ' 3 V' w yv-r L 4-4 21 , f an - fl - -1 'S' ' f' , 4, A ,443-in c-. ,. :- '6 6 4 A' f 'V' -u 'si' '1' , 9 Am -fl .J IA 4 ROW 1: E. Anderson, R. Anderson, B. Anhauser, J, Anthes, J. Baker, N. Beletske. ROW 2: S. Berg, F. Bern- dobler, C. Beske, J. Birkholz, J. Birkholz, B. Boock. ROW 3: E. Borgeson, L. Born, C. Braun, J. Braun, M. Brom- berek, G. Brooks. ROW 4: H. Broolw, V. Bruesch, R. Buntrock, M. Buschlcopf, D. Busse, M, Butler, K, Callies. ROW 5: J. Cigelske, K. Clark, L. Cuff, N. Davis, M. Derivan, S. Edgerton, N. Ellis. fill fu? -4 11 'D 'J g ...4 A 91+ '4- -3' 'Sf'- t-if 3 . .A iv 3 46 ...rg q .-1 Q ' I .3 n'1r .J -6 1 N' -L' T Z w-, -9 .T ' , S. Al ig f A .fn 1 J f M f J in f 1 9 410 W9 'W-1 5 -L 6 3 .A4 1.-9 ov-ff 44' Q 1 1 su 5 A 3 Freshmen find recognition .2 ' 7 WT fo Beginning their first year rn Senror Hrgbh, tht Class of 1960 found much to do Parties, clubs, sports and homework started thtse studtnts on tht first lap of h1,,h school Gurdance Drrecror Mr Rrchards, and counselor leaders na ? I :M WW1 J Ll 1 xr A Pose Fos A r.1 ken ern R 7 I. Fre r Fr xrcl-X lx r rx x C Ga 2 ROW J S Ganz G Grlmort J Grlmort Gltason R Godtc P Goodrrc W -1 rut rt J Gutnt r D Gtrt L Gust J Haas, M Haess VN 3' KN Harnmtr R Ha H t n e r or J Herr RO R Herr n vu tx 'N out orstrrtrr J 1 t rtr R Ital.1 o R W Jo rson J Jon kadtlslxr R Ran lskr F R 9 tr 1 YJ X A Q - Q f . 3 ' ' , 5 K , 1? VA x 2, I N J A 1 QL J X. , ' J y 43 thx Q tt 0 x i ' -s JY ' J h I .. V , V , ,M t 5 A 1 .4 A' Y -va Q.-.V ck .A '- '7' R ' Y . N, .E ,Y L 2 , I, , f Ny- X , sl Q ,Ax A Agni 4, 4 L t W? A U2 fl ,ram , .- 'r 'V J '-5 A' , 5' In YZ Q . l ' I x x - R S' , f fi - A RC, : . str, D, Es,rn1u1,J, Lyrisc, N, Fzxlkinlzg xx, , I r, I., tur, , F ' Il st ' . OW' -: , bu , C. ode ', ', Frcns, P, F cr ul, L. Filler, J. Camtku, . YT . 2 . Q , , ' ', . ' ', P. t , ', 2 , , ' Yi, RO' ' ': Sf, G nc. , , ' Tu: , , X 'I , '11 , ' , ' ly. RO ' '. ', ' 1 , ', nnr1h,N, Artlcr, T, Hilbi f, J, H :ids sfr, , l , WM , Q ir, , R, Hilj , H up , R, H 1 x, ,l llClll,C,l'lL1I11l'lZll1llU'l , , ' i I1 , OVV T: , in , , ' es, M, ' xr 1 ', , ' ,c ', , 3:01, H, R ll- , J, Kc npfcr, 40' 1 5, 'T 4 A 1 4' -4 41' I-of 'J VJ' I 4 '7 N chances for 6 were always ready Wlth helpful advlce as students adjusted to therr new classes Elected by the1r classmates to carry on 'a the dunes of execu trves were John L1nde R ,A ' pres1dent, Harold Klrchoff, v1ce pres1 dent Cathy Welsch secretary, and Howard I rooks, treasurer IS 'Quan .fi -szcfif' A Q ii 134 hug? sa sq L ROW1 S Kennedy,1-1 A1renou,x, h1apper,h Klapper J Koehn, K Kohl.s,N Kohls ROW 2 G Kratz G Krobert N Krueger, P Kurkowskr W Larson, C L1nck,J Lmde ROW 3 J Lmde, M L1nehan V L1nk S Longworth, R Lueptow ROW 4 G Mack, T Mal1on,W Metzdorf, L Meyer D M1lbrandt, G Mlller Mntelstadt ROW as J Morgan M Morms M Mucha P Murphy,A Nenno D Neuendorf ROW 6 R Neu endorf M N11es,W Noll M Iwortnbcr R Olson R Palrmteer, F Parfrey ROW1 B Parker, S Parzy J Peters J Peterson, S Pftfftr J Rabehl D Radtke 41 D E r s 5, I' are ldv J , .. P 0 J H Nfl W 4 A .5 -. Q K V. . , . ., I Ai A L A 4 A Q , P ,r flljgf W t'tl F' ' 1 A . 9 'W 1' 2' we 'J' 8 ' fl I f I 4 I ' ,' 'V -. Q, 1 Q ' .ff ,J . L I A A f J I! 'IA 4 is I Q A . .K Q M Q P .7 v 4 V' Q ' ,W - gi -4 WY N 5 P15 y ,Ep GQ Z i ? 4,-'A fi ,AQ 'U 1 sr-I fur 41. 1.4 'Y 'Up A 3' T' .L 4 6' If Q M is n .Ln 41 we A W 9' ug 1' XI' 1 As scene shifts school to The Freshmen me w1th many f1rsts They began the year vuth club 1n1t1at1ons, wh1ch were messy b fun they tr1ed out fo B Squad teams they ROW 1 J Ra 1 J Rahn M Rahn T R:.111x, A Rcttschla ,J R1e5e,C, Rub rts ROW 7 R Roche R Uuss 11.,C, Run 1 D Saxner lx Sdaux R Sehauer R Sc1a111.r ROW .3 R S I i Schlurk R la 1 Sdrou r R Sdru der R SCI mede ROW J SC111 ma 111 D Schxs 31 te Sclwsartz, R S JNNBYIZ D Schv. 15 r M S1efe11t R W 3 S Suppnl lah r N1 Sharhm, D Shox L S1111 Lr, R Sfllltl ROW C S SY1 1th J Srumalsn R Sr mga R Ste111k ,NN Stcgffl t E St1'11n1b gr D Tause dfreude ROW C T1sCluY J ra , HI D T111,S Tal IL Tut 'S' -1 -. 7' or Zi 5 4. 1 Y i . U f ig , , ' 1771 - A 1 .f. 3 , tw! i - B I.. K J 1 e 1 V - n 1 5 J 1 5 - J 1, , , 7 , , 1 2 'I 1 la J . . v' ll ' H Q, ' 'Q .V - ' A j V- , W V lg , , 1 , il 1 1 , - 5 1 1 g y 1 ,O W -,,, 1 A, . i A, , . E -' A ' w M 1 6 1 if it n.- Q, If J ., W wr 1, ' 1 ' , . V' me V 1 - ' i K sw X , Y A ' ' ei 7 lr I I 5. Q 5, vw ' l : . '11, . 1 , . , . 1' g . 2 O . '. Q . ps '. f, . R ce' J, ' Q, , O , ', '1' e , , A 1 , , 'E ', 2 . u1i1u cl, B, ' 'e, ', Sch Nc , C. X1 ' ic , ', . '1 Q , , 1 1 er, 4: , . 1 t , . 1 S, C. 1' , C1' , , 'bw-, . -1'L. O ': f,L.S1'c,1,. . ',', . 'Q' ', A11, 'I . .TI ., . ' . Li, V, 1 , , 'I' C V, C, , C!'LQ', , 111 1 1' T: . Ai .1 1 , . Trapp, M. T pp J. Rep, . e . 1 - , . ck. from grade Senior High shouted at their first Pep Assembly, they struggled with locker doorsg they worked equations - and just grew up. ROW 1: J. Verriden, A. Voigt, E. Voigt, B. Warren, M. Washtock, C. Welsch, M. Welch, ROW 2: L. Wendorf, D. Wendt, M. Wendt, C. Werner, G. Weyh, K, Wheeler, B. Whitmer. ROW 3: W, Whitnall, B. Williquette, R. Wilson, L, Winkie, M. Wisniewski, S. Wolfgram. ROW 4: G. Wood, B. Zannacker. 87 Ul- ,... I 12,69 5 7 y 1 v1 i X gg 4 THE WORLD AROUND US WAS IUST AS BUSY! 1956-1957 saw the election of Eisenhower over Stevenson, the Hungar- ian revolt, the sinking of the Andrea Doria, and the fight for integration TV saw the revival of Lawrence Welk and Who s the leader of the club was sure to be followed by a chorus of the Mouseketeer March The long low look swept the auto f1eld finding the Swept Wing Dodge only 55 inches from the ground Grace Kelly and Prince Rarnrer pro vrded romantic relief from world crrses with their Monaco QQ 0 7 3552 We 1-kan 'dy K 'L J I JNA...-7 weddmg Rock n Roll stomped IIS way IHIO the music world accompanied by the biggest personality since Srnatra Elvis Presley with srdebums and guitar gyrated lus way to fame wrth Hound Dog and Love Me Tender In the sports world Don Larson prtched the first world series no hitter Russra won the Olympics and Sugar Ray Robinson lost the Mrddlewerght Crown All these events found their way via vocabulary words and current events into our world of tardy slips and chalk dust 88 i 1' sf Q . l NS x, I , 03,5 C s 1 Mr' -.,,,4 ' 'Nw l ff 2 A vf 5. f-- if f-' Ai' ' ala.: H X 'Yk',JvZ'-'EN ..,,?.', xx V H 3 S I , , . S it 9 . D It WWE f X X Q jgfy 'SJ Mill A 3 xwqf W MW? ki 9 QNX Lgfgj kiln , . N ,. ELK :N- C' X -I Q 'X X -' A w Xl f If J If N li W X X A5 X CN Eu f- XJ-,K 1 Xe 5 s 5 CQ P - Sd -6 C3 P fb fx I lf'-an , Nfl 'If X ' ' K fv J QNX' V 4' K A AA ' Q 4- f XXfE X ' x XX J -ff-1f',j-Cf X 1 X V Qi, ' V3 l 4 'JA 'lf 'B I L. 3 1 f ' U 1 ' x X vi- XX If H 1 x X ,,4'lA E fl I X '- . N ZX 5 A . . x A f , 4 X +--N + XX xkxk 1' , x h X ' N I 4 'X ,5 if ' ,lf lf N5 If lJ,,L1 .L r - X Aftx t . , ff hw! 1' N ' X ,'--- -. i .S 'S I rl , , ' ' V 'KTQQ Q: QC' X W 1' W ' 'W I 4 f x i .. I 'T'T'K fx fix X X x A lrxx ,ff . XXX ff K ,K A ff Q N 7 ,I . K ! x ' f X I X X X493 - P K . xg I, ANCXIT A if 2 ' Q ROW ONE K. Bonner, R. Linde, '1'. Fink, D. Gilmore, J. Welsch, H. Derleth, P. Whalen, J. Welsch, B. Sackett, R. Wendt, B. Veling. ROW TWO: Head Coach., H. Derleth, J. Simon, J. Peterson, J. Olson B. Mayr, D. Messer, F. Reinke, E. Bord, T. Sobrilski, M. Paitrick, D. Rollins. ROW THREE: Asst. Coach, D. Erickson, M. Mersch, T. Williams, D. LaReau, J. Carran, J. Brown, H. Kaul, L. Mallon, A. Hammer, M. Simon, Asst. Coach, E. Gagnon. ROW FOUR: Mgr. M. Silbernagelg J. Everson, D. Kasper, D. Sackett, D. Lueck, P. Frietag, D. Hampton, R. Yaktus, J. Phillips, Mgr. W. Seiler. Varsity After dropping their first two games, the Golden Beavers rolled over their next six opponents. This gave them a conference share with Berlin whom they defeated 34 to 7. This is the third straight year the A Squad has shared the conference crown, un- der the coaching of Hank Derleth. Asst. Coach, D. Erickson, Head Coach, H. Derlethg Asst. Coach, E Gagnon. Mgrs. M. Silbernagelg W. 911 Seiler. A ' ww, Q , yah A ' ' ,ffffffz , W 1 X '? ,fx .,- i , k mv Q I Q 2 I f f f , - t x 1' ?f 31f'r ,eg h, is 3 if 1 .+ f , 0 . 1 k L+ V . , ' I' 'uztigfrzi ' . . 7' ' ' 1 Y... . , hl , , H ,. W I V . 1,1 .f N -'f ' ' 49153 1 f . 1 T?ff ' f, gl 1' ik. 1 4' f 2 Rb D , ,S 1, .4,,,, x , ,JF ' , I Xa M '35j .Z ! 5' if :ii f g , 1 f ----- 1-4 X '59 .-Q 4 V - Jn , f M.. X f x F.- Yi? wi jx K Dou G11more T ' I 1 4 1 1... ,f,- ,.. ..., wif, --M , ,gm Q. ,::,f,i5i ,mx 3.3: f l. Q7',fr. -3 1454--A .1 . fi' 1 1 , . ,fm-wf,?grf,'q,-.iii 1-64 121: 3 a ' pid Cy. f, ' af , 'fig . .A V f 5 1 Q, ,p14n N 1 ua ,..xqgr 4L A.: ,gl ' D, , U 36 Q ali? ' , A-6 f .,.. I Ziff? .f A, 4 3 ' I f,g,E Y?f4Q1i3f . ,- :flux 3? X 1'- ' Yi I X . , -..A x 4 4 In Y av X' L hs rugs 5, 5 S5 Qi uf':,ZM,' W -s.,.,,,. 54547 ,ifwmx N 3 ' - WG 1 W 'M 4 J 29 nf ,, g,As,pf,, Milk' n Wendt 1 , p H ,, A,a ?e! A f 5 . , - A T ,LQ Q ,Y ,W .F In .,.......,..... ...,a,... W. -1-... 5 Q ' ff'f3?.? , .. nv, Nm.. 4 -J -'f nf L. Q . S n 7' f' , 4' Dick Messe:-C -Q11-n1r':':l '-Q... Bill Veling-FB 'N ' and L' 'iw if f . if -W fgsfefm K I -. I A. KQV' R 4-:Q Q - Cf Q A ,,.. R! 5 :F 5 45 ,SV 1 c Vibe J Kb lj' H .A.'fj 5, VNS ...pw -uw . JPS. ,-w g 1 Fr ii .aa-v ' AV Q, Mlf AVI! 5 Il p,Vf,fJ 12 Va rsity ROW ONE: H. Derleth, R. Werbelow, P. Wahlen, K. Ruehl, D. Gilmore. ROW TWO: M, Paitrick, H, Kaul, M, Silbernagcl, B. Hyland, D. Rollins. ROW THREE: Coach, D. Ericksong Mgrs., W, Seiler, C. Schauerg J. Phillips, R. Yaktus. v Mgr. C. Schauerg Coach, D. Erickson and Mgr. W. Seiler, react to the 100 point Portage score. 95 -nun-:uuvv---gl bi-11 --,- 'Hi 1 I rzf- I 5 LIC 1 pq-, K V Mgr, M, O'Bradovichg Coach D, Duerstg and Mgr. B. Reid -- the exe- cutives of the B-Squad. Coach, D, Duerstg P. Gitzinger, B. Duxfee, mer, Mgr, B, Reid, few ins 'sul tv , ' 'AVER5 QQAVEPS M L19 I3 Q Q:-f C - ,4 B Squad ROW ONE: J, Everson, A, Mueller, M. Cleary, R, Yaktus, G, Daniels. ROW TWO: J. Amberson, D. Ehlert, ROW THREE: Mgr. M, O'E-radovich, M, Norenberg, D, Guse, B. Ham- e Q 4 W 5 Qiuv' 1 - A I l ., 1 , 'af-.Ay'ffQ: EL, N 5 1 B Y' J L A 'J 5 ' f Y :nfl .A..f 1 ,., v. if --4'-up--fvv-fm - ...A-...M W, 15 ,., I - ,,,.....,- e.. Hank Derleth Senior Center Pete Wahlen Senior Gua.rd Seniors Ken Ruehl Semor Guard 23 Doug Gilmore Senior Forward Russ We rbelow Senior Guard Take the tip, Hank Scores Watertown 65 Mil. Lincoln 65 Portage 55 Oconomowoc 59 Ripon 50 Watertown 60 Horicon 65 Portage 100 West Bend 78 Coluxnbus 53 Berlin 58 Waupun 54 Mayville 70 Hartford 62 Wauptm 41 Igot it The Beaver quintet again ended high in the Little Ten standings. They lost several games which could have meant the championship for them by one or two points. Their conference record was '7-3 and their overall record was 9-8 including two tournament games. Beaver Dam, playing in the Madison East tournament, won easily the first night over Monona Grove by a score of 55-43. The next night East beat the Beavers 63-53 in the champion- ship game. This ended the high school careers of four senior lettermen. They are Ken Ruehl, Pete Wahlen, Capt Hank Derleth, and Russ Werbelow. Watch 'cm,Bc:1vcrs, watch 'cm. CCL the ladder, Wally! Big Hank tops all. Relax boys! It'5 good -:WZ Hank Derleth B111 Vehng 72 Xe I -ESR-N I Fred Reinlce Peter Wahlen Senior Trackmen Track ROW ONE R Mayberry, R Mucl.lm', J Olson, F Rexnke, W Velmg, H Derleth P Wahlen, J. Pederson, J. Brown M. Cleary, L Tesch, D Ehlert ROW TWO' E Bord, G Srmth, T I-Ielbmg, M Iworenberg, J Miller, D. Rollins, D. Sackett, F Sromalslu, L Mlller, G O'LlStCIl1Dg, K Schlagel ROW THIREE W Metzorf, L Frebcr, S. Woligram, H. Brooks, R Rousseau, H Krrchoff, R Trejo, J Sommers, D McEvoy, D Jamsch, L Shnger ROW FOUR: Managers M. S1lbernagel, J McK.u1stry C Lxnck, H Keller, R Parfrey, D Sawyer, W Johmon, Asst Coach, C. Byrnes, Coach, E Gagnon W sccnon We A 'Ni mf A Squad Baseball ,INXS ' 3 'yr 61:1 -17' ' ' f '1 X r 'J' i N M . if 5 ROW ONE: D. Wolc L. Paul B. Sackett, D. Kestcr, J. Linde, R. Yactus. ROW TWO: M. Paitrick, D. Lueck, A. Ham mer, M. Simon, R. LaRue, J,. Phillips. ROW THREE: J. Ca:-ran, D. Hampton, S. Pavlons, T. W11hams,H. Kaul, L. Mallon. Conch: Doc. Spear, Mgr. R. Halfman. u B Squad Baseball Coach: D. Duerst, : i- ROW ONE: R. Sclmeider, C. Yagodzinski, D. Kasper, J. Carran, A. Mueller, G. Daniels, T. Hartl, R. Reid. ROW TWO: R. Hammer, J. Cigelske, R. Olson, D. Busse, J. Linde, R. Palmiteer, R. Wilson, R. Steinike. ROW THREE H. Brooks, M. Bromberek, M. Trapp, L. Shaker, D. Guse, D. Neuendorf, P. Freund, J. Stromalskl. 103 D. Bork, J. Novenske, R. Wendt, J. Grams, Coach G. Kotinek, J. Stegner, J. Everson, D. Sheppard Tennis Candidates Seniors D. Bork, R. Wendt, J. Grams, Coacb G. Kotinek, J. Stegner, D. Sheppard. 4 as... G des: 1, 1, HQ ig.. f ,,,, X I ,- . X R -.1 f ffl ... ROW ONE: Coach Creighton Spear, D. Sawyer, R. Parfrey, G. Wood, J. Summers. ROW TWO: K. Ruehl, J. Schell- pfeffer, B. Janisch, G. Germain. ROW THREE: D. Wilson, G. Ousterling, F. Brandenburg, D. Ehlert. ROW ONE: L. Foster, A. if N 1 xx' S 1' ,QQN Q.,v , Q . , Cross-Country Foster, B. Strumbcrg '- J 'H 'inf' Q - Q 114.- Golf fy i ha, .,,. cr, P. Bordwcll, P. Gitzinger, M. Mlrsch, COACH Di KIZUSB- -. J., .,,, -ah, A JT ETHSEMENTS im 7:71 H7124 --lilkill G TWVTTTVQ ff? L: lpn? JMS KJ yxjl C4532 Q58-'J xggxwyiw Z 0 gi ,Ag-g,-P 5g. 'N-'L' SLE N I' m IT 1 R xtbev I f ' --:r I ,tn N X . QW 4 I ' 5:9 N I Sl 'x-ff? l-v Q19 ...D I-1 LI: V-'Z'-:Cl ' EZ E'-1-D E-Q N! 6 r ' Q - cl Li E-3 rf' ?D'- -EE' ECL fm Q 5 I .-:V - X at du X XD fo ?U Q, aw K-JU' f'1v ' ':'- V2 2 E Nw I f f NV Ol ' M' ai 1 X X 0 xl ll 1 is I 1 K 9 , 1 f ,Q Y W, ' I I I . 'A+ 4 N QM, ' NJ .A , .fxl 1 I if 4 L ' -js ', U .13 14-if f ef-5'-v-T7 ,,.f f l ' nZ'I:3'p, I A ' , Lf This is Front Street-the main street of our town. Busy stores line both sides. The high school is iust three blocks up and half a block over. Yet the two worlds are not separateg they are one-for the one built the other. Our future is merged with the future of business-in our town. Our sincerest thanks to these Beaver Dam merchants who have helped build both our school and our book K--1 For Academy Award movies go to the FOX WISCONSIN Real Cool hey Dale Maas knows that SEARS money i -inll Pleosantdfeams Mary Deniger knows she will Which will it be? Mystery or science? Roy Breyer is sleep soundly on a bed from YASGER FURNITURE looking over the big selection of magazines at COMPANY BAUERS Y ' j' A Iii: ' THEATER, RoEBucK'a ca. can give him the most for his ' Make yourself comfortable says RUSS Werbelow Don 1 pmch your pennnes say fo Hank Derlefh and Ken Ruehl on o sofa from Nancy Selchen and JoAnn VGndeBerg MATLINS FURNITURE STORE Shop a1J C PENNEY CO and save Eumce Borfz IS purchasing some Esser pam? F0rYl1e besf In Children S WSGI' for her new bedroom from shop af BEAVEQ DAM PAINT 8 GLASS CLOYDS Thus smarf yunlor Sandy Hellsing knows Make Mersch Phrl Gutzsnger and Eugene Wallace nexf year she will have her plcfure taken af realize 11' IS hopeless tofryto get Info The BLOCK S STUDIO OLD NATIONAL BANK safe the sfore wnh qualufy camera supplies Your money as really safe when deposited here T, i 9 i ' I ' 5 1 f a 5 Karen Lersses and Ruta Schmitt are all ready for the prom with theur formals purchased at THE MODEL where they found the latest In formal tashuons -1 ii Bull Hammer and AI Nenno know that These three sisters QUANTS Darlene Connie and Anmta Hampton as the best place to buy say It s smart to shop at theur hunting supplies THREE SISTERS Clothes make The mon Sandra Schack and Mary Trafko say SGYS the Salesmfm 0' dlamonds are a gurl s best fraend LISSER 81 MAIER and they want thelrs from o Bob Ganske Conny Bartol and Marvln Pontrlck WAGNERS Betty Bock lt looks like Carol Metzdorf and Judy Nltschke checks out some qualuty products from are going to mux up some fudge with theur mlxer BocK's CLOVER FARM STORE ffom KUMBA HARDWARE Q Q ' . gi E . . ' 1 ,ay - , 'ga X A 5, l - A .V , - A x Q' L-4 ' t V' 'E ' ff R L aj, x I 1 1 . . , - . l 4, rl 1 H . . y - n I 1 ' - How s thas for servnce Janet Brown and Georgla Angelos fund nt s a pushover to ge? good food at KROGERS Luz Allemand IS going Yo try ouf 0 new Dodoe from CLEARY MOTORS Friendly servlce to please you IS their moHo The store for the do I, Yourselfer Is MAC 5 HOBBY Mary Lmelwan and Sally Clark are plannung theur meals ih h f f RBR SHOP wr c once cuts o meat rom HE ANDS For cleanmg that IS as gentle as a klffen fake your G0 'O the MILWAUKEE HOTEL f0ff05leff'Cl0f1' clothes to SCHRAM and DAHL S V'Ce Full her up' says Rodney Lunde as he druves into HAMANNS fhe sichon whlch ns Yops for all car servvce -puff? f l'l no -' ' Qirn - I -.UZ 1 , , , A . , . V - 1 u I n H ' ' v J ' C - 'n s ,. . , - Q 1 rl Y 1.1 ' l: 1' I 4 n --. n- 0 ' ' ' I . M - A 1 f nf! l r 1 r X Q 1 , .,s....... u - n N' Manufacturers ot SHEET METAL PRODUCTS To Customer s Specnfucatlons At 'Ist Street m TUrner 5 338 METALFAB INC dxf. l ' am,-D? Doug Gulmore as unloading a carton of FREDERICK S At the BEAVER DAM DAIRY the cutest couple I ne selecnon of anned goods ever saw were Jacquu Kncup and Duck Messer slpplng Bancroft Milk through c straw Congratulctnons to the groduotmg class of 57' Comphments of WEYENBERG SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY I Do you wont to beoutnfy your home? Have nt sxded We re open twenty four hours a day soy the by DURFEE BROTHERS' wuutresses at ZEMLOS Stop ln for a bedtime snock - 1 1 'N . ' ' D Fl v A . I . - . , 1 iz 'F ' ' ll 'Y ' , I V . - . ll Y . fl I . lj 1 I . - . 'I COMPLIMENTS OF THE New Car Dealers of Beaver Dam BEAVER MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth CLEARY MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth DODGE COUNTY NASH INC Nash GEARING MOTORS Mercury Packard HAESSLY MOTORS Oldsmobile HOAG MOTOR COMPANY HOWARD MOTORS Ford TABER MOTORS INC Ponhac-Cadillac 93 326 Chevrolet-Buick I Q Nh- Wilson gays Ou 11 1 the frlgndly atmosphere Congratulanons to the 1951 Graduates from WBEV and 3' WIL50N5 ICA Paul Rvan who can be found at 1430 on vour dlal exerw Saturdav from 1 5 ww!! I' DNILNDS BUS SERVICE gnes flrst class transpor Bob Mayr wxll sell you onlv quallty Seed and feed Prettx neat, huh7 FredRe1nke sure would enjox IHS summers Wltl'l a 'Nlercurx outboard motor manufactured by the fxlekhaefer Forporatxon and serwxced by RIP KHH' PFIVS of Beax er Dam K 5' I' .. - ,', Y ' l'ke ' 1' ' 7' i . Y - - V 1 A I 'ar tation to and from BDHS. from MAYR'S FEED STORE. J ff? 4 ' ,Q ' Z qv' 2 REIERS BEAVER FLORAL Two places to serve Ardls Belter and Donna Kennedy are tryrnq out their you Downtown store 113 East Maple Telephone new elecfrrc fry pon from ZWECK 8- WOLLENBERG TU 5 3365 Greenhouse 709 Park Avenue TU 5 5556 These eager Beavers Gnnny Bleck Mary Lou De Arlene Polenske receuves a c n f peas fron- Mund and Joyce Becker, buy their shoes at MARTINS STOKELY VAN CAMP INC whrch puts out top SHOE STORE grade canned goods For comfort whsle readsng Carol Guse Carol Bohl and Darlene Moliz know rho! BRIESE FURNITURE wlll sahsfy therr needs Jams Hamann and May Rose Meries say Iron bars wnll never break They keep our money safe av fhe FARMERS STATE BANK For a qulckue lunch a fruendly brunch or an evennng dmner eo? at HOTEL ROGERS COFFEE SHOP s ..- . .- 1 if L get-, 1 , e 5 - J Q 1 one ' 355' . , , . ' ' I 1 Y .ns F Q v .a . - fm, - I eh. ' n ,, ' , , - ' a o . 1 - 1 '1 . . 1 1 1 5 , , , , V - 11 1 - an ru 1 1 ?--- 'i.,.,,q I-f For the fines? In plumbing fnxfures and household appliances see LEO NEUMAN say Barb Reglnng i Yum, seems fo be lust the rnghf word' GRIES BAUM S BAKERY wall make specnal orders for you for weddings and parhes cf' -owVov'd mn. l P v Q-Ori'-iii? CHECKING umsufn These smari sfudenfs Sally Kennedy, Sue Thell and Kathy Rauch are sfarhng fheur savmg s accounts at fhe AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK where lnvesfmenis grow qulckly 3 Gr 96 Sue Bearder unspecfs everyfhung from cablnets and mallwork to doarknobs a1ROEDL 8- JACOBS K WALDHEIRS have lust the Hgh? lme of lewelry fo please everyone Mary Rousseau and Sally Armsirong luke Mr Waldheur s fune servnce Carol Jean Stark, a sfudeni who works at KAMRATHS, knows you can fund your favorite record hurs here - ks , - fy , u fx u A . 4 ,YY Q ' . l S I in - l x V A You Q' , W , . x I A A A fl' l x .Qi I THE HOFFMAN COMPANY INC Genera I Construct lon of Comnerclal lndustrlal Public Bulldlngs Paul Hoffman Presldenf G E Hoffman Secretary Performance Experience Integrity V43 'T' 59 lb Ask Red Mallon and Bonnie Schcller which TV they prefer and they wlll soy RCA Vvctor from REIBLES FINE CLASS RINGS Your Josten Class Ring Your First Fone Jewelry You Will Cherlsh It The Longest JOSTEN S 1897 Our 60th Anmversary 1957 Le For field feed and seeds, for coal, fuel and gasoline, BEAVER SPECIALTY go fo make the rlght type of record case WESTERN DODGE COUNTY CO OPERAT IVE for YOU- R' Ai' .bfi LA Y A V 'h 4 .Z , 0 I . . VA,. A ' xil K , 'WMF' P 1- 4 'Fr ,. 1 ' 4 . .,,4 L.. .i , ywff-H. A i ' . 1 ' - I ' urn- xsvg X - 1 Our ne h l w sc oo as i dependmg on VAN S ELECTRIC for good llghtlng On display are These plans of RAYMOND LEVEE AND 5 ASSOCIATES orchxlects for fhe l957 Beaver Dam M Alf Hugh School gy.- WWW ri,-Q GARDNERBAKING C0 GARDNER BAKING COMPANY 'fUCkS are ready to delnver ihe fmesf In bakmg quality Thelr expert blendmg of chonce nngrednents wsll always assure you of oufsfandmg baked goods n vv- , V ' if .gal ' ' ph-8. E -b . . , Q - . . , O Q L - Z., u . y y , A 2 as- 'f . - uf fwf, I ,M,,.., ri 1 Af, ffwvy .fn urfguwwriffw -, I ' A , 1.z4n1,of1s'usi4 , A ny., yours., f I , f -, 3, The following merchants have generously become yearbook boosters and helped vs to produce our Bea ver Log. To them go many and sincere thanks, MAGYAR GRADING CONTRACTORS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIA TE STORE LA NGMA CK DRUG STORL BEA VER DAM INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS 1.1 NEUMANCOMPANY 'NIEWBY FIRSTONE STORE CHOCOLATE SHOP EIINK DRUF' STORE F Xw WOOLWORTH COMP ANY BE XVER BOOTERY CARL KOCH AND COMPANY GENE S FOOD MARKET MLKINSTRY YAUMAN FURNITT. MILLER S TEXACO DANIEL TOBACCO COMP ANY THOMAS PHA RMAC A Ss P GROCERY BEXVER DAM DAILY CITIZEN DREININAN S STORE SN XCR SHOP BE X ER HOTEL LU xf H ROOM IIIX CrVDXCOr H PEI D IIE PIUDLC I BEAVER DAM TYPE Ir ' Pl? ER SHOP GORDON CLEANERS LAKEVIEW D-X SERVICE GA MBLE STORE ANDES SHOE STORE PARKER SHEET METAL WORKS ROY S LAKESIDE SERVICE MA LONEY S IEWELER GUENTHER ELECTRIC SHOP LA SALLE OCA -COLA BOTTLING CO RISSMAN-GAMBLE CLARK COMPANY NEWTON AND WFNZ COMPANY GOGERT SERVICE STATION CLEM S SUPERETTE SCHULTZ BROS COMPANY BOB S MARKET BUBOLTZ HOME APPLIANCE STORE CITY FLORAL SHOP FREBER S FLOOR SERVICE BE XVER D TNI BOTTLING CO ZEIMET IOOD IXRRET QOEDL S SERX IC E T TION HEINC HNS GROCE H 1 1 -- r I , Y , Y . . 1 1 XJ .. . I ' - . ECU, l I - L A . U ' I , . I . I . . V, 1 1 - . , t . , .' .' . L i n - V. . K' ' ' ' . . : 1 f. ' ,x rg , I r ug , ,,,,,. ,, .X,, , ,,.4 ,,4. .. K. TIL , Lx ,. I , -.IPAA X . . . 5 gm fa 'I' A 'ENS H I 3. f' T 'R' Y... ,... F lectzon Opponenls Campazgn or Student Bodv ffpproval COMPLIVEVTS OF KIRSH FOUNDRY INC X N -1 blunt Ln the cannzng u 0rla'f QR ll. Dis. I GREEN GIANT supplies employment and nationally known industry to Beaver Dam. 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