Belmont High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Belmont, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

s S - xr .f Q 1 X X if 5 Sf: ,W . Sv' Qs SN -r .1 aim M '- ,. .rr ,a.v:,:': 1, , ,- J ,alessgcs-sm-w., he H56 BLACKHAWK Published by Seniors of Belmont High School THE CLASS OF 1956 John Amanda Leanne Belken Robert Bockhop Paul Borcherding Donald Buss Jean Dolphin Priscilla Eustice Ruth Flogel Barbara Fowler Gerald Frontz Jeanette Jansen Richard Kail Marlene Kamps Patricia Ludlum Kathyleen Reeves Elizabeth Moody Curtis Nodolf David Hiller Reta Ruskell Advisors: Mr. Helgesen Mrs. Beaumont Belmont, Wisconsin Editor-in-Chief ------ Priscilla Eustice Assistant Editor ---------- Ret! Ruskell Sales Manager ------------ Curtis Nodolf Production Manager ----- Patricia Ludlum Advertising Manager ---- Elizabeth Hoody A '? 2:- ,qz 4 21 133' 1 - .- Hia , EJ ,- s - . 4 . J 4 Z if-,fwzjg L, , F , ye.. A X . 5 . .5 ..,, ,.,. . .24-2. , . 3 ug 1,7 :M ,wb fi V ,.5.- R ..:z raw. - ..- af , , ',..-' ' I 51,133-if, 1. ,fri 'inf wr: E-vb. IL: :, we .zz 3 X sm, WY' ww fa fy'-1' K'-w k ' .' 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For his sincere interest in all of us, we shall always remember him as part of our school. ear. un'-,L , f : 'rr f zc nmss x wa-maze: waer4::.a-:m- .1 14, L.. J.. ,linmaxf-:hers . L-sz: mm: fs.: an ' Administration PHILLIP HELGESEN B.S., --W.S.C. CPlattev111eJ Graduate Work--U. of Wie. American Problems PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE This, our 1956 Blackhawk, typifies life here at Belmont. It vividly depicts the educational opportunities which our Boards of Education have made possible. The mandate from the parents and the educational minded people of our districts has been carried out. The effort which individual students and teachers have put forth is unmeasurable. Yes, the officers, Senior Class, and their advisor, Mrs. Beaumont, are to be commended. We will never be able to fully measure the present satisfaction and future enjoyment which this annual will bring. In years to come may Blackhawk serve as a pleasant source for remi- niscing. Sincerely, Board of Education UNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL President ------------------- Donald Keyes Clerk ----------------------- Lloyd Taylor Treasurer ----------------- Thomas Skattum Director --------------------- Ray Ruskell Director -------------------- Delbert Winn ELM B ONT STATE GRADED SCHOOL President ---------------- Clarence Knebel Treasurer ---------- Kenneth Schellpfeffer Clerk- --------------- Mrs. Frank Rieehere .xt ..1s,f.w', .,, ,: , V ' kzhzwz mx ' m,1.n,:, - . . ....n,,ss.asm:n-mf - FHCULTY ROBERT FENLEY BeSe 'weSeCe fLa Crosse, Biology, Histo Phy. Ed. fCoac3 PHYLLIS TIEDE B.S.--Stout S. C. Home Economics, Phy. Ed. lF.H.A., Prom! HELEN CHELLEVOLD B. Ed.--W.S.C. Cwhitewaterl Commercial Courses, Citizenship lNewspaper, Cheering, Fbrensicsl I , K GLAUYS BEAUMONT Bgso wgSgcq CP1attev111el Mathematics, Library KForene1cs, Yearbooks KAYRLE L. NABBEFELD BQSe weSgCg CP1attevi11el English, Speech lDramat1cs, Forensics! E3 i no ALTON H. WEBER B.S.--U. of Wie. Agriculture, Biology tFeFeAo, 'mam' -uf, . ,, -, f ., ' ' FACULTY HARRIET GIBBON B.S.--W.S.C e KP1attev:l11eJ Grades 1 k 2 LEONE BELLMEYER B.s.--w.s.c. fP1attev111el Grades 2 5.3 BEULAH BERRY U E V Three-Yr. Course 'Ig 5, fir -,jB5Si.i--5W,ES.'C. w.s.c. fP1attev111eJ E ' A ' Cbiattevilley Grades Lg. 8: 5 l is Grades 6,7 8: 8 Q f A-f..k,,. 4 .Q . X1 ! . wg K wr, - ' -if ' 4 T v , 'Ie'- A fk.gq,, , .r ,131 'Hu-X , , , 4,4 . f?aF,.e 1 .'j?iiiEN.1'1? f -N5 J Q: -if - yrs m Q. Mx r in , , if 1' 4 43- -11 ,ux M '1:Z ?-fi , ,ff- if A A ,v,. , A 11- N Freshmen Class Row 1: Shirley Smith, Sue Riechers, Nancy Spensley, Arlene Gassman, Sharon Shaw, Patricia Whitaker Row 2: Advisor, Mrs. Chellevoldz Dorothy Buss, Wanda Hoelting, Beverly Kemps, Barbara Clark, Darlene Peterson: advisor, Mr. Weber Row 3: Thomas Simmons, Jeanette Houtakker, Nancy VbnGlahn, Daniel Speth, William Simmons, Sally Eustice, Mary Engelke Row hz Leo Bockhop, Jerry Bockhop, Norma Jean Tiedemann, Gladys Heins, Keith Henry, Donald Hackbarth . A i . , asm Gfficers X f? 'S wsgwr- wmerzv I! The freshman class of '56-'57 which numbers twenty four, felt the big event for this year was the in- itiation. On September 9, the freshmen arrived at school dressed as pre- scribed by the sophomore class and performed their stunts with good sportsmanship. Jeanette Houtakker, a candidate for Fair Queen, honored the class by receiving second prize. Beverly Kampln President Jerry Bockhop, V. President Almost all of the freshman class T0m Simmons, Sec. and Treas. were active in music, sports and S8117 Eu5ti09, H1St0P18n forensics. Sue Riechers, Reporter Compliments of STEPHENS' MOTORS, NASH SALES and SERVICE, Platteville, Wisconsin pf A X: A , . , nm-ifamv - . 5 B H Fair I X 1. Queen R Court 2. l4.th Prize 3. Superintendents LL. Dress Review 5. Crowning 6. B. H. S. Ba 7. 2nd Prize 8. Center- pieces Compliments of Wilbert Bockhop General Trucking Belmont, Wisconsin 1m-nf :wa ua r. faq f- 1- . ' V zsuvmmi., ., -V - ' : ' W f' ' Sophomore Class Row 1: Jeanette Belken, Mary Ellen Richter, Barbara Jones, Fred Watchorn, Marybelle Brenner, Robert Fbwler, Grace Shaw. Row 2: Advisor, M . Fenleyg Jerry VonG1ahn, Larry Dolphin, James Keyes, John Moody, Advisor, Mrs. Nabbefeld. Row 3: Ruth Mauthe, Lois Jansen, Marie Fbley, Max Teasdale, Norma Riecher Kent Borcherding. s 'rl scvevfw ff f 2 ' The class of 1957-1958 had one big accomplishment this year. On September 9, they held their side splitting initiation in which ,the green Freshmen became full-fledged high school students. The Sophomores entered Jeanette Belken as a candidate for the Fair Queen contest. During the year they have been active in sports, music, and fbren- sics. Officers Jerry VonG1ahn, President Larry Dolphin, V. President James Keyes, Secretary Barbara Jones, Historian Fred Watchorn, Treasurer Grace Shaw, Reporter Compliments of BROWNING MOTOR SERVICE, Platteville, Wisconsin sn.ps.s.L:fm, -. . . . . : ' Football Squad Row 1: Row 23 Row 3: Gary Weigel, Bob Bockhop, Curtis Nodolf, Jerry Frontz, Jack VbnGlahn, John Websterg manager, Tom Simmons Keith Henry, Paul Moody, Max Teasdale, Leo Bockhop, Jerry Bockhop, Jerry Bass, Billy Simmons Coach Robert Fenley, David Speth, Danny Speth, John Moody, Jack Amenda, Joe Henry, James Keyes, Glenn VonGlahng manager, Dick Kail LETTER WINNERS Jack Amenda Robert Bockhop Jerry Frantz Curtis Nodolf Jack VbnG1ahn John Webster Paul Moody David Speth Glenn VbnG1ahn Joe Henry Gary Weigel Jerry Boekhop Leo Bockhop Hanover Gratiot Hanover South Wayne Benton Hazel Green We They 21 26 6 32 33 0 19 20 0 S2 11+ 25 ii xi E I ET', E5 1 A i I N w 1 w Co-Captain-Curtis Nodolf Co-Captain--Jerry Frontz Compliments of JIMMIE'S MARKET, Belmont, Wisconsin .- ,4 4 ni , .fl 'frffi 4' 1.24 fl: zsfvv : Q., ,gg 511.5 35, .-Q M.. -. ai . L, .,' ,, ., ' nf Q f ,.. 1 -2.9 V. 711, -'A Vg-,sv.Mgi-, 1 i::fff'f'fjvf'Q' L , ,f ,ML , . ,fi r N, -.nil . 4,- ' 'f' :iw f Jffv'g ifJ..,. N 1 f mf .Jvw ...,. --.5-, -A Q Q :sv Lzfff. -nl' -sz Y' 3 A i . 'KW fi 'P' ix -'1'-MQ Q' , -wil I .V ff-Q. 1 ' .4 1,1 , '.,,,, ,, 1,0 V. 52.1 ' .f, z -,rx-W, W V , wr ig M + 3, ,-Mir' sh mir ff' 13:1 Qfjxf- 11, 75 Z, ., V 1:53 .32 if 'f 14 -QUE, wg 1 A 'viz ,.,. 4.- Ww- 'A N 5i'i3,:,-' ef 1 'AA .Y -W 't- -MP' - f't ,. .f,.. ' X, .NI 4' . f Q .35 av , ME v I He' Got Me Yea! Team Fight! 3 ...M Running Interference Halftime 1 ,n.L ' Touchdown! I ! What ' 9 Thi-57 if Oh! N01 Completed Pass? Compliments of SNYDER'S SERVICE STATION, Belmont, Wisconsin 'o f 1 0 wa.zfu+w,. ., V . V f . 1' L.,cz:....ff W -L... - fmzwnuanunmaqmzmqazmavamr 'mms' ' ' VL- - fi Q ,ffiagifft ' , .. . 1E. , , '- :?.3z:'Q: QNQV -WT, , 1 225, , . I' ,V ! , ,Ach . ' .Q-uf, X fx . .. sw . . . .s,i'JfJ5-.1 LL., v. .. 4 ,.-Q. ,Q fi, , ,X .U .M t Af ,,u.,. ., H.-414+-w. ' nj. 1 , .nw A gf...-Y jf. ,Q-,V K. FK' A - 'fiTjiFf?E' A ' ' 'S' K 1 iw? '-A w, .- wg, -'J ' ,f L, A .JL , A 42 i - ,B ,xg A--1 '-'NL .W- .gm . .V ,M Q. Future Farmers of America lst row: G. VonGlahn, F. Watchorn, D. Speth, L. Dolphin, D. Kail, J. VonGlahn, T. Simmons 2nd row: P. Borcherding, K. Borcherding, B. Simmons, K. Henry, J. Bruun, J. Amenda, J. Moody, Hr. Weber, advisor 3rd row: B. Bockhop, D. Clayton, J. VonGlahn, J. Bockhop, J. Frontz, P. Moody, L. Bockhop Gfficers ,.a- 1354 ff-Z5-'md u- X345 1 X 0 opJ1o 9 HQ4 '9L'?- lr .4 .v7Q's. ' 'J cifyl f 40 o - rr, -Q, W -P -fa 5 L, .v,!- :,, H ,im - xx 495 xl Y ' 5 X ' 6 af f'k' Ssar ll 'T J o u Pres. -------- -J. Amenda V. Pres. ------ J. Frontz S630 ' Be Bockhop Treas. ------ J. VonGlahn Rep. ----- K. Borcherding Sent. ------- J. VonGlahn Advisor ------- Mr. Weber As the year comes near the end, we look back on some of our accomplishments. We started our activities off well by sponsoring the F.F.A. dance. This turned out to be fun for all and a very successful venture for the F.F.A, Our basketball team has won one game and lost three this year. We did not win very often, but we truly enjoyed playing. Beginning the second semester, our classes went to the shop. We started work at the shop by painting, rebuilding benches, and cleaning up in general. The school has provided new vises, benches, small tools, and a high speed grinder for the shop. Our F.F.A. has purchased almost S600 worth of new equipment which included a drill press, oxy-acetylene welding unit, and a new paint sprayer for the shop! We are very proud of our shop and really enjoy working in it. Compliments of SCHUMACHER TRUCKING, Belmont, Wisconsin ii ' Row 1 Peterson, M. Martin, J Van Natta, D McLinn, S Jones, S Robinson, Row 2 Chellevold, M Keyes, J Schellpfeffer, D Hackbarth, J Peterson, Row 3 Tiedemann, K Bookhop, R Engelke, R Popp, D Kilpatrick, C Bockhop, Row Row Row Row 3 FI I ! I Q94-.qs -,' ' f -1 ' um ' ' nzsanmmnss. ' nrzrmrvxaazuf - UPPER GRHDES Grades M Q 5 Row 1: I. Kemps, N. Keyes, E. Olson, S. Jones, L. Simmons, J. Knebel, D. Gates Row 2: R. Gates, P. Keyes, M. Weber, G. McL1nn, J. Speth, J. Haokbarth, Mrs. Berry, teacher, J. Peterson Row 3: L. Ingersoll, L. Helgesen, S. Tracy, C. Eustioe, D. Helgesen, L. Druliner, C. Huntington Row Row Row Row G. Grades 6, 7, k 8 Bookhop, T. Kamps, S. Simmons, S. Heins, J. Knebel, J. Gates, W. Kamps, L. Peterson D. VonG1ahn, H. Stenulson, D. Pegg, W. Klotzbach, R. Keyes, T. Peterson, Mrs. Kupper, teacherg D. Goke, J. Ingersoll 'U . Eustice, N. Nodolf, B. Eustice, K. Knebel, C. Cushman, K. Gates, R. Robinson, J. Haekbarth B. Hoody, R. Olson, C. Peterson, C. Cushman, J. Ruskell, G. Kinoh, M. Kane, J. Speth Compliments of BELMONT LOCKER PLANT, Belmont, Wisconsin . 5 .-vm-.ing TOM SEWER On December 17, 1955, the Belmont Grade School presented the operetta Torn Sawyer, under the direction of Joseph Stratman with the assis- tance of the Grade Teachers and Mrs. Stratman. The major characters were: Aunt Polly... Tom Sawyer... Sid ......... Joe Harper... Jim ........... Ben Rogers .... Johnny Miller. Billy Fischer. Alfred Temple. Mary.......... Beck Thatcher... .. Y Rev. Walters.. Judge Thatcher... . Amy Lawrence.. Maid .......... Huck Finn .... Injun Joe .... Muff Potter... Dr. Robinson.. Pard .......... Gracie ....... Sally ........ Susie ......... widow Douglas. ..Conn1e Cushman ....Douglas Goke ....Robert Keyes .Jimmy Ingersoll .....Jerry Gates .....Roger Olson ...Dean VonGlahn ....Leo Peterson .....Billy Moody .......Mary Kane ..Mary Stenulson warren Klotzbach .....Glenn Kinch ....Nancy Nodolf ......Donna Pegg ...William Kamps ..Dav1d Helgesen ...Billy Eustice ..Tommy Peterson .....Jack Knebel .Rachel Robinson ..Janice Ruskell ..Judy Hackbarth ..Carol Peterson The following groups included all of the grade and each of the children contributed a share of the entertainment. CHILDREN OF THE PICNIC SUNFLOWERS SUNDAY SCHOOL SINGERS SKELETONS CHILDREN GREETING HUCK FINN OLD MEN OTHER BOYS AND GIRLS Compliments of KILPATRICK HARDWARE, Belmont, Wisconsin Grades Athletics C. Cushman C. Peterson N S. Cushman ..- ls' B , Be 7? :X 'fl K '-'Lx l YEA uw M. Stenulson N. Nodolf ard Row W. Klotzbaoh R, Olson G. Kinch B. Moody B. Eustice R, Keyes lst Row 2nd Row Keyes J. Knebel Peterson J. Gates Kamps T. Peterson Kemps D. 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' V q w , 'em - S. 1:11. -A ' 4- - w w w--' M y 5 , - ,.Qmm,fg.p. 11, , ,3,,, .QW . 1 ine Q-if 1-'N ' Q f Junior Class Row lz Mary June Amenda, Glen VonGlahn, Kenneth Stenulson, Sally Simmons, Elaine Houtakker, Dorothy Loaievsky, Keith Kamps Row 2: Advisor, Mrs. Tiedeg Catherine Landon, Ruth Crase, Georgia Rae Stenulson, Judith Ruskellg Advisor, Mr. Stratman Row 3: Barbara Mauthe, Judith Ludlum, David Speth, Paul Moody, Ronald Jones, Jerry Bruun, Doris Anne Nodolf Row M: Gary Weigel, John Webster, Jack VonG1ahn, Jerome Cushman, Donald Clayton, Jerry Bass, Joseph Henry Absent: Karyn Boom Qfficers The junior class of '56-'57 have accomplished two things this year, a class play and a prom. The play, titled 'Two Dates for Tonightn, was directed by Mrs. Nabbefeld and presented on December 8, 1955. Jack VonGlahn led the prom as king. For their theme the class chose 'Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White . Monty Hacker and orchestra provided music. Sally Simmons, a member of the Junior class, was 1955 fair Jack VonGlahn, President Gary Weigel, V. President Mary June Amends, Secretary Judith Ludlum, Treasurer Sally Sim ons, Historian music, Sports. Or forensics- Elaine Houtakker, Reporter queen. Almost all of the junior class members were active in Compliments of LONSBERG TRUCKING and MATERIAL CO., Platteville, Wisconsin 4 s E 5 w 2: - Junior Class Play Seated: Mary June Amanda, Elaine Houtakker, Ruth Crase, Jack VbnGlahn, Karyn Boom, Judy Ludlum Standing: Barbara Mauthe, Glen VbnGlahn, Kenny Stenulson, Doris A. Nodolf, Paul Moody, Sally Simmons, Joe Henry, Jerry Cushman, Mrs. Nabbefeld, director Student Coun il Sally Eustice, Max Teasdale, Curtis Nodolf, Darlene Peterson, David Miller, Judith Ludlum, Jack VonGlahn, Reta Ruskell, Mr. Helgesen, advisor, Leanne Belken, Jerry Frontz, Catherine Landon, Jack Amends, Larry Dolphin Compliments of NODOLF'S TAVERN, Belmont, Wisconsin E Kneeling: Fred W., John M., Kent B., Glenn V.G., F.F.A. Basketball Team Janitor Les Moody Standing: Coach Mr. Weber, Dick K., Paul B., Row Row Row Row Pau1 M., Keith H., Jerry B. Girls Phy. Ed. Class Bug Driver, Wilbur Speth, Leo Martin, 1: Nancy S., Sue R., Dorothy B., Gladys H., Paul Snyder Sally E., Jean D., Nancy V.G., Hary R. 2: Mary June A.. Grace S., Liz Jeanette H., Norma R., Ruth Leanne B. M., Judy L., Fog Arlene Gag Student Librarians 3: Sharon S., Lois J., Bev K., Barbara C., Sally S., Judy R., Jeanette J. hz Pat W.. Dorothy L. Office Girls J. Jansen, R. Mauthe, L. Bslken, S. Eustice, H. Kamps, R. Ruskell, J. Houtakker, L, Moody, H. Richter CWSSEEEFSHS 35 S. gongs, Pi Lgglum, Sec., L. Moody, Rep. Kenneth Eames ' an on' ' 0891 Montfort, Wisconsin E 5 ku.. W. .V A - , . ,axfuxz-erxxmm:.mrf - ..a,-,wmeraad : , M U ' ' .unmaaamehm me ' ' Team B. Simmons, D, Buss, B. Bockhop, J. Bockhop, J. VonGlahn, Coach Fenley, C, llodolf, J. Frontz, J. Webster, J. Henry, J. Amenda, Mgrs. Kail, VonGlahn lame C. HODOLF . BOCKHOP . AMENDA J. FRONTZ D. BUSS B. SIH ONS J. VONGLAHN J. WEBSTER J J B J . HENRY . BOCKHOP TOTALS CONFERENCE Hazel Green Benton Shullsburg South Wayne Gratiot Hazel Green Benton Shullsburg South Wayne Gratiot DISTRICT Belmont 53 Belmont 79 S E A S 0 N ' S R E C 0 R D S NON CONFERENCE SEASON R TOURNAMENT CONFERENCE TOTALS Fug . G.P. T.P . Fgg. G.P. T.g F.G. F.Z. T.P 170 10 17 1 11 3 35 5 1h9 M3 10 136 gg 89 23? 23 7 73 M9 10 129 68 66 2 2 13 Z 67 21 8 51 33 52 118 23 73 9 10 69 57 30 12h 9 5 38 15 10 25 15 33 3 S 6 18 1 S 11 13 3 29 5 5 19 3 S ll 9 10 28 1 M 1 1 3 3 3 0 6 0 2 0 O 3 2 2 O 1 9 10 so 210 10 61 14.13 399 122 THEY NON CONFERENCE WE THEY Here 31+ Livingston Here 50 Big There Cuba City There S3 7 Here Bloomington Here 88 Sk There Potosi Here 75 3 There Highland There Z9 Sh There Mineral Point Here M 75 Here Patch Grove There 62 79 There Mineral Point There 3 61 Here Here TOURNAMENT Compliments of Gratiot 51+ NODOLF' GARAGE Shullsburg 91 Belmont, Wisconsin A sv-sg-wanna :mnuvnr B Team Coach Fbnley, K. Kamps, T. Simmons, J. VbnG1ahn, D. Speth, J. Keyes, L. Iblphin, D. Hackbarth, L, Bockhop, G. Weigel, J. Bockhop CAPTAINS COACH C. Nodolf, K. Kamps MANAGERS G. VbnG1ahn, D. Kail Robert Fbnley Compliments of HENNEMAN'S STORE, Belmont, Wisconsin I I ..1.,m.h,,-mmf -Q 1 - ,n.L.z., . 1 . . , . , - ' v .u,ussxnmara.m..a-,m:.a,:smn... I -ua ' ' ' , B Club First Row: D. Kail, D, Buss, P. Eustice, M. Kamps, S. Simmons, B. Jones Second Row: J, Amenda, J. Henry, J. Bass, P. Moody, B. Bockhop, L. Bockhop Third Row: J. Webster, G. Weigel, C. Nodolf, J. VonG1ahn, J. Frontz, D. Buss 21221122 ' Xiiiilli PEP BAND 1955-56 CHEERLEADERS Seated: L. Moody, R. Robinson, B. Jones, L. Jansen, B. Kamps, P. Eustice, P. Ludlum, D. Miller, M. Amenda, S. Riechers, D. Nodolf, S. Eustice K. Boom Standing: K. Goke, N. Riechers, D. Buss, P. Eustice J. Ludlum, B. Fowler, Mr. Strabman B. Jones D. Buss D. Losievsky, M. Kane, M. Foley, S. Simmons M. Kamps J. Dolphin, E. Houtakker Compliments of CLARENCE KAMPS, PRIDE HYBRID DEALER, Belmont, Wisconsin mf-m..zL:.m.,. .. X.. ...eg.f..L:-m.,.. ' K f ' A ,f .1 'Q Ls 1 S A F Q S L r 3 X W. lflx 1 :in-'gsze.mn',mn.muen Future Homemakers ofAmerica Row 1: . Ludlum, L. Jansen . Riechers, R. Flogel, B. Mauthe, P. Ludlum, G. Heins, E. Moody, H. Foley, . Engelke, J. Belken, G. Shaw N J Row 2: S. Smith, A. Gassman, B. Fowler, K. Reeves, B. Clark, D. Buss, B. Kamps, H P Row 3: . Whitaker, W. Hoelting, S. Shaw, D. Peterson, M. Richter, N. Spensley, M. Brenner, S. Riechers, J. Dolphin, D. Losievsky Row hz J. Houtakker, J. Ruskell, E. Houtakker, R. Crase, S. Simmons, G. Stenulson, B. Jones, R. Hauthe, L. Belken, Advisor: Mrs. Tiede Row S: J. Jansen, N. VonGlahn, H. Kamps, P. Eustice, N. Tiedemann, R. Ruskell, S. Eustice, D. Nodolf, M. Amenda 27 AK5A'.9 ,bow 0,4- QU M. ' 55 2 lk L 'i ' gg 2 by . 1 -v 1,0 .F QL 0 N4-W Ho The state goal for the year was making the community aware of F.H.A. Some of the ways our chap- ter tried to achieve this goal were Christmas caroling at our annual Christmas party, a style show in the spring. Many other activities were planned for edu- cational and recreational events throughout the year--roller skat- ing party, Queen of Hearts dance, leadership training meeting, and a senior picnic. Compliments of JOHANNS Qfiicers President ----- Priscilla Eustice Vice President ---- Sally Simmons Secretary ---------- Reta Ruskell Reporter ---------- Sally Eustice Treasurer -------- Norms Riechers Historian ------- Jeanette Jansen SHEET METAL, Platteville, Wisconsin .,,A.44,v,,.,f-.' 1 , ' , , .V ...J ....44wz.-azxmr Newspaper Staff Row 1: Mrs. Chellevold, advisorg Ruth Flogel, Sue Riechers, Dorothy Losievsky, Tom Simmons, Donald Hackbarth, Catherine Landon, Elaine Houtakker Row 2: David Miller, Mary June Amenda, Pat Ludlum, Jean Dolphin, Curtis Nodolf, Sally Simmons, Jeanette Jansen, Priscilla Eustice Row 3: Grace Shaw, Kitty Reeves, Judy Ruskell, Sally Eustice, Kent Borcherding, Barbara Mauthe, Georgia Stenulson, Marlene Kamps, Judy Ludlum, Leanne H Belken, Barbara Fowler Forensics Row 1: Mrs. Nabbefeld, advisory Sue Riechers, Marybelle Brenner, Marlene Kamps, Letty Ferrell, Wanda Hoelting, Mrs. Chellevold, advisor Row 2: Dorothy Buss, Jeanette Houtakker, Fred Watchorn, Elaine Houtakker, Jeanette Jansen, Mrs. Beaumont, advisor Row 3: Tom Simmons, Georgia Stenulson, Sally Eustice, Lois Jansen, Ruth Mauthe, Doris Anne Nodolf Row M: James Keyes, Elizabeth Moody, Jack VonGlahn, Jerry Cushman, Pat Ludlum, Norma Riechers Compliments of BANCROFT DAIRY, GRADE A MILK, Platteville, Wisconsin ! lm.:-41.-fi, wg AM. .,w..,...u K I w 142. . - ,, .nam C CU L 57 sy 6 O A. 5 5 U3 2 ci cn if I 1Q1w 6 gig Ei. if M.Mt egkx ,,,,3wwm.Q-wwww-A-Mwkv . 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Mr. Stratman, director Compliments of EASTMAN-CARTWRIGHT LUMBER k FEED CO., Platteville, Wisconsin Q :- ' A 'LF fpjlxfisv-1.1 ,wgfxw rw 4 -, -fr W , , R , V r vw , M Wvf5'Ti'P5 f - - 4 , -A f X I- 1:.wmw: wr-,W 545, f2f's'1gy,, fp-AM'5f:+5f.xs if 5.5 2' ,.,v ,,W,.,f,1w gfgk., ,,,.-. . ,vfgwxu ,, ,, Qwb Jz.x,iw.,, , 1, mx W ww- 1 fx'-K 44-uv-a,f.-,P ,,,, 'Wag rg -J. wse.f,.':f.ux:, 1-MW, M.-,QW M., M. -M' he F M 2 1 i Junior Prom I 9 5 5 55:1 inf? 'M Fountain Queen-Patsy King-David Grand March Theme k Stage Q Making an Aron Compliments of MILLER'S SERVICE Belmont, Wisconsin Crowning a 3 7 Q w w.-Am:-a..,ww ' -+..f' ,wash-e I9 Baseball Team 5 5 1St Row: David Speth, Keith Kalps, Jim Keyes, John Hoody, Jerry VonG1ahn 2nd Row: Bob Bookhop, Curt Nodolf, Paul Moody, John Webster, Jack VonGlahn 3rd Row: Don Buss, Coach Fenley, Jerry Bass, Joe Henry, Dick Kail, Larry Knapp, Wayne Bookhop Bob John JOB N Paul Curt .,f rnrgli Jerry mek Wayne Jack Don SEASON'S RECORDS Belmont 3 Scales Mound 5 Belmont 2 Benton 1 Belmont lg, South Wayne 2 1 Belmont 7 Hazel Green 6 Belmont 11 Gratiot 5 A W' Belmont 2 Shullsburg 5 Larry Coach Compliments of K. E. SCHELLPFEFFER, BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE CO., LETTER WINNERS Jerry Bass Bob Bockhop Wayne Bockhop Don Buss Joe Henry Dick Kail Larry Knapp Moody Nodolf VbnG1ahn Webster Paul Curt Jack John Belmont, Wis. ? .maafsmf-5.1, ,. 4 . wzrz - , VVWK mu K mu, vw my IHSIICFIIXZU 5 Lffml Salk PATRICIA LUDLUM 'A smile that wins friends and a personality that keeps them.' 'Pat' Class officer l,3,h F.H.A. l,2,3,h F.H.A. officer 3 Band h Chorus 1,2 Pep Band L Annual Staff M Annual Production M8 Paper Staff l,2,3,h Forensics M Class Play 3 Prom Queen 3 Corn Queen 2 Office Sec'y 3,h r,h X E Hi PRISCILLA EUSTICE 'Energy, action, giggles and e make Priscilla P Ps a girl hard to forget.n 'Percyn Class officer 1,3,h F-HvA- 1a2,3nH F.H.A. officer 4 Band l,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3,h Triple Trio 3,h Pep Band 2,3,L Annual Staff 3,4 Annual Editor-in-chief M Paper Staff 2,3,h Forensics 1 Class Play 3 Prom Court 3 Cheerleader l,2,3,h Cheerleader Captain 3 Lettermen's Club 3,h Lettermen's officer 3,h Girls' State 3 Student Council 3 ELIZABETH MOODY 'She shifted her brain into neutral and her ton- gue rattled on.' llLiZl! Class officer M F.H.A. 1,2,3,h Band 1,2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Twirler l Drum Majorette 2,3,h Pep Band 3,h Annual Staff M Annual Advertising Mgr. M Paper Staff 2,3 Fbrensics l,2,3,h Librarian M RETA RUSKELL 'She's here--I hear her sizzle-' 'Feta' Class officer l,h F.H.A. 1,2,3,L F.H.A. officer 2,k Chorus l,2,h Annual staff 3,u Annual Ass't Editor M Paper Staff 2 Forensics 3 Class Play 3 Prom Court 1 Student Council 3,h Student Council Pres. h Librarian 3,h sm SA Furl' A, 4 fc u 'M Q- 'D 'L' K' , . , 1 4, ' f'l 4g :Q WM,-1 , V., . v,f,',.' . , LM. ,- 1, a 4 ' , , aw., N. v13Vf'3l --s I' 'I' J. -A X .5fi?'V 'QM :ut Q' M .V , -X Q, .xfsgxg f ' 5'-. T' '55 1 ,L - .. -- , -,533 A Q f',, ' .ii -, A , . TUX, 4 v , W., f Q. '14 ma. MARLENE KAMPS nShe's true to one--one at a time.n nMol1yn Class officer M F.H.A. l,2,3,h Band l,2,3,h Chorus l,2,3,h Pep Band 2,3 Paper Staff 3,h Fbrensics 2,3,h Class Play 3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,k Cheerleader Captain M Lettermen's Club 3,h Librarian M PAUL BORCHERDING 'He hasn't let a woman pin anything on he was a baby.n him since uBreezeN Class officer 2 F.F.A. l,2,3,h Paper Staff 2 Prom Court 3 Baseball 1,3 Basketball 1,2,3 BARBARA FOWLER 'The smallest rivers run with the greatest noise.n nBarbn Class officer 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,h Band l,2,3,h Chorus 1,2 Twirler l,2,3,h Pep Band 2,3,h Paper Staff 2,h Fbrensics l Class Play 3 ROBERT BOCKHOP 'Last night at twel ve I felt immense, but now I feel like thirty cen nBobn F'F'A' 1n2n39u F.F.A. officer M Paper Staff 2 Lettermen's Club 3,h Baseball 3,M Basketball 1,2,3,h Fbotball 2,3,h JEANETTE JANSEN 'She studies, but s perfectly normal.n 'Nette' Class officer M F-H-A- 1,2,3,H F.H.A. officer A Chorus l,2,3,h Paper Staff 2,3,h Student Council 3 Librarian 3,h Fbrensics M ts.' he is 4 mafia-renuw f af-ff A JEAN DOLPHIN WA smile that won't come Offon nJean1e' F.H.A. 2,u Band l,2,3,h Chorus M Triple Trio M Pep Band A Paper Staff M Track Court 3 Latin Club 1,2 Tumbling Club 2 Fair Queen Candidate A RICHARD KAIL 'Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more.n nRich' Class officer 3 F.F.A. l,3,h Paper Staff 2 class Play 3 Lettermen's Club 3,h Baseball 3 Basketball l,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Manager A DAVID MILLER N Yawning in class may be bad manners, but it's an honest op1nion.' 'Butch' Class officer 2, Band l,2,3,h Chorus 3,h Pep Band 2,3,h Paper Staff 2,h Fbrensics l Class Play 3 Prom King 3 Baseball 1 Fbotball 1 Student Council 3 3,h DONALD BUSS 'Heard any good jokes lately?' 'Homer' Class officer 2 Band A Paper Staff 2 Class Play 3 Lettermen's Club 3,h Baseball l,2,3,k Basketball 1,2,3,h LEANNE BELKEN nAn innocent facet you never can tell. 'Lee' Class officer 3 F.H.A. l,2,3,k Chorus l,2,3,k Triple Trio 3,h Paper Staff 3,h Class Play 3 Cheerleader 1 Lettermen's Club 3,k Student Council M Librarian 3,h but mznnm:-m',w:f 4- , :fx-kmnzfea-w . RUTH FLOGEL 'Give me timeg I'1l grow up ' 'Frogie' F.H.A. 2,h Chorus 3,h Paper Staff M Office Sec'y 3,h GERALD FRONTZ 'No nickel is needed to wind me up.' 'George' Class officer 2,3 F-F-A- 1,2,3,h F.F.A. officer A Band M Paper Staff 3,h Class Play 3 Lettermen's Club 3,h Baseball 1 Basketball l,2,3,h bbotball 2,3,h Fbotball Captain 3,h Student Council M JOHN AMENDA 'The tragic stage plannedg then the walked 1n.' lRedl! Class officer 1,2,3 F-F-A- 1,2.3,h FQFQAQ officer 3.11. Paper Staff 2,3 Prom Court 2 Lettermen's Club 3,h Baseball 2,h Basketball l,2,3,h Fbotball l,2,3,h Student Council M was clown CURTIS NODOLF 'He seems dignified, but wait until you know him.' 'Goose' Class officer 1,2 Annual Staff M Annual Sales H r. h Paper Staff 2,i c1ass Play 3 Prom Court 1 Lettermen's Club 3,h Boys' State 3 Baseball l,2,3,h Basketball 1,2,3,k Basketball Captain M Fbotball 1,2,3,h Fbotball Captain 3.h Student Council M KATHYLEEN REEVES 'Love is like the measles, we all go through it.' 'Kitt ' F.H.A. 1,2,3,K Band 1,2,3,h Chorus 1,2,3,h Pep Band 3 Paper Staff 2,L 5 5 - w.,,,A,f, vm - .m Mmm - .fswnsuw - Honors Jeanette Reta Patricia Curtis Valedictorian Salutatorian Senior President Badger Boys State D.A.R. High scorer in Blackhawk League Edith--in-chief Badger Girls State MOTTO The Elevator To Success Is Not Running, Take The Stairs COLORS Maroon and Gray FLOWER White Carnation ADVISORS Gladys Beaumont Phillip Helgesen John Elizabeth Outstanding Homemaker of F.F.A. Member Tomorrow President --------------- Patricia Ludlum Vice President --------- Priscilla Eusthx Secretary --------------- Elizabeth Moody Treasurer ------------------ Reta Ruskgll Historian --------------- Jeanette Jansen Reporter ------------------ Marlene Kamps wa1 i fig M r ii. . -1 D 5 -'- , .. 5,553 visur Ill!!! f!Ql!: QQ-um.. .x . I Ulapers fo ' DIPIOHIQS 1, f! A . 4. U . 'Q slam K, f 4 'WG -QE s Q A 'L V - -A vf.m.2.f,---f W V-fxuzmnm Class Histor We, the Seniors of 1956, entered Belmont High School for the first time on September 2, 1952. On that day we had an enrollment of eighteen bashful freshmen. we later elected our class officers who were: Reta as president, Jack as vice- president, Barbara as secretary, Priscilla as treasurer, Patsy as reporter, and Curtis as historian. On Friday September 26, we were probably the most conspic- uous people in high school as we came dressed in many queer costumes and with our hair in pigtails. That night we became full-fledged freshmen by meeting the re- quirements cf our superiors ----- the sophomores. On March 9, 1953, Morris Humphrey from Gratiot High School joined us to make our membership nineteen. On March 23, our class grew once again with the enrollment of Richard Kail from Abe Lincoln High School in Rockford, Illinois. On August 31, 1953, eighteen members of our class enrolled as sophomores. Horris Humphrey did not return and Patty Henry did not enroll as a member of our class. we elected officers soon after entering school. Curtis was elected presi- dent, Paul as vice-president, Jack as secretary, Jerry as treasurer, David as re- porter, and Donnie as historian. On October 9, we initiated the freshmen and thoroughly enjoyed our role as sophomores at this event. lineteen juniors entered high school for the third time on August 30, l95h. we gained one new student, Ruth Flogel, from Platteville High School. The offi- cers elected were David as president who later became president, Leanne as secretary, Patsy as treasurer, as assistant reporter, and Jerry as historian. The year were connected with the fair, when our float Created Equal' won first prize and Beverly Whitaker the prom king, Dick as vice- Jack as reporter, Priscilla first important events this with the theme,'All Hen Are was chosen as our Fair Queen candidate. Our first major class project of our high school career, the class play, 'Swing Your Partner,' was presented on November 18, under the direction of Hrs. Wendt. The experience of working for this successful class play was as en- joyable for the junior class as was the entertainment provided for the large crowd who attended. Our 1955 Junior Prom had the honor of having more persons at- tending than ever before. Wlth a very realistic bubbling fountain and white lat- tice-work decorations, we swayed to the music of Ken Williams as he played our theme song, 'Moonlight and Roses.' King David and Queen Patsy were crowned by Paul Borcherding, our junior court member, and Doris Anne Rodolf. Following the royalty were representatives, Lowell Hinkins and Priscilla Eustice, Jack VonGlahn and Ruth Crase, Jerry VonGlahn and Lois Jansen. Those chosen to attend G1rl's State and Boy's State were Priscilla Eustice and Curtis lodolf. August 29, 1955, found nineteen sophisticated seniors ready to begin our final year in Belmont High School. Jean Dolphin joined us from Platteville High School. Beverly Whitaker did not return to school this year. The class chose Jean as our Pair Queen Candidate. Our float with the theme, 'Pulling for Peace' received second place at the fair. Choosing the class officers this year was much easier for we 'learned' seniors. Patsy was chosen to be our president, Priscilla as vice-president Liz as secretary, Reta as treasurer, Harlene as reporter, and Jeanette as niatorian. For our 1956 Annual Staff, we elected Priscilla as editor- in-chief, Reta as assistant editor, Curtis as sales manager, Liz as business man- ager, and Patsy as production manager. During our four years we had six members of our class participating in band with a seventh member during our senior year, two of the six being twirlersg ten members were in chorus, six in forensics, six in athletics, three in cheerleading, seven in pep band, three in triple trio, and almost all were members of FHA and FRA. Jack was named as the outstanding PT! member during our senior year, also in our senior year, we were proud of the fact that the starting five on the basketball team were members of our class. At this date, our class has voted to have a dance on Februar7'l1, 1956, with the music of Ken Williams and also to have a class night program instead of a class Play. low we nineteen senior class members are eagerly looking forward to commence- ment night cn Hay 17, 1956. Signed: 5 5 E s ' pk...-.,m,,,-L ,H-: ' Class Will We, the graduating class of 1956, being of sound mind lwe hopel and about to leave this institution of learning, would like to bequeath our favorite traits to the following under classmen and faculty! Jack Amenda wills his wisecracking ability to Hr. Weber and his abundant red hair to Hr. Helgesen. Jack also wants to leave his twin sister to anyone who wants her. Kitty Reeves leaves her driving teacher to anyone who needs oneg she would also like to trade her walk with Mrs. Chellevold and wills her attraction to the Burr Oak region to Billy Simmons. Jean Dolphin would like to will her long hair to Nancy VbnGlahn and her abil- ity to play the piano to Mr. Stratman. Jean also leaves her typing ability to Darlene Peterson. Paul Borcherding wills his gift of gab to Hrs. B. and he would like Donnie Clayton to have his ability to get along with the girls. Paul thinks he needs everything else. Curtis Nodolf wills his nickname to anyone who needs one and his ability to get along with Mr. Fbnley to the cheerleaders. He would like to get rid of his ability to dent in new cars by leaving it to Jerry V.G. David Miller would like to leave his crown for Jack VonGlahn and his car, too--oh no! he says he still needs that to go to Platteville. He wills his trumpet playing ability to Sharon Shaw. Liz Hoody would like to encourage people to wear knee socks by leaving hers to anyone with cold legs. She also wills her love for the Air Fbrce to Doris Anne and her love for a good arguement to Larry Dolphin. Donald Buss wills his driving ability to Joe Henry. He also wants Bob Fowler to have his false teeth. He wants to leave his ability to get home early to his sister Dorothy. Priscilla Eustice leaves her ability to be engaged while in high school to Judy Ruskell and leaves the fine job she did as editor-in-chief of this annual to David Speth. She wants Robert Fowler to have her cheerleading ability. Barbara Fowler wills her twirling ability to Catherine Landon and her size to Jerry Cushman. Her attraction for Platteville she wills to Grace Shaw. Ruth Flogel would like to leave her letters from Holman to Sue Riechers and her laugh to anyone who will take it just to get rid of it. Ronnie she still wants to keep. Reta Ruskell wills her squeal to Ruth Mauthe, and all the tape she has used on her class ring to Keith Kamps to start a store. She thinks the freshman boys need her neatness. Jerry Frontz wills his ability to be football captain to Kent Boroherding and his milking ability to Jerry Bruun. He said Mary June may have his class ring. Patricia Ludlum wills her ability to be twice crowned Queen to Dorothy L. and her personality to Georgia Rae Stenulson. She wants John Moody to have her left over stationary. Richard Kail wills his gift of gab to Barbara Clark lwho really doesn't need itl. His ability to be athletic manager he wills to Tom Simmons. He would like to give his left over jokes to Donnie Hackbarth. Leanne Belken would like her sister Jeanette to share her love for Cuba City and Norma Riechers to have her driver's license. She wills her love for Moonlight to Wanda Hoelting. Marlene Kamps wills her ability to herd the Nash around to anyone crazy enough to own oneg she wills the distinction of being the only one in the senior class to get her class ring lost, to anyone who gives his away. Incidentally, Molly wants to keep her twin brother. F E 1..-f.u.. Jeanette Jansen would like to leave her good grades to the sophomore boys and her Cuba City letter sweater to her sister Lois. She feels her quiet ways will be an asset to Fred Watchorn. Robert Bockhop wills his hog raising ability to Karyn Boom and his ability to keep training rules to John Webster. He thinks that Tiede's Little Speedies might profit by his basketball ability. To tempted To To queath. To the and the the the Juniors, we would like to pass on our success in all that we have at- also several senior class rings. Sophomores, we will our natural quietness and good study habits. Freshmen, our democratic ways and friendship with the teachers we be- teachers the seniors leave a much needed rest. Signed Sealed and Delivered by: ,..I Class Poem To friends, Belmonters--Whom it may concerng We've written a verse--brain cell'll churn! On each classmate we are going to tell-- Now we'll begin--hope all goes well! The noisiest of the class--Jack Amends He is tall and very slender. In football, basketball, Jack liked to play, And was a star in his own way. Leanne Belken, is about five foot two, Has the prettiest eyes of blue. Someday a nurse she hopes to be, And she will serve them patiently. Bob Bockhop, who lives out Jericho way, Brings Sally to school every day. Champion at the '55 Livestock Show, And in basketball he seems like a pro. Paul Borcherding, quiet man of the class, In most all things he does surpass. --A 'SS Chev for graduation, Now watch the girls pay attention. Donnie Buss, the farmer out Truman way, Works for his dad to earn his pay. With Judy he is seen many a night, And thinks that she is quite all right. Jean Dolphin, who has a very small voice, For her future she has made a choice. Being quite, shy, and ever so nice, Soon'l1 be in a shower of rice. Priscilla Eustice, plays a cornet in bandg As Editor was really grand. She has had a diamond since last yearg Soon the wedding bells she will hear. E I Qmwm., . f J, , Ruth Flogel, who lives out Sunnydale way, Rides to school on the bus each day, Her romance with Ronnie is quite the thin And, in chorus she does sing. Barbara Fowler, who is known by all, Likes to talk in Study Hall. Thinks a lot of a boy out Platteville way And a drum in band she does play. Jerry Frontz, the boy who's a farmer's so In sports many letters has won. A certain girl he thinks is just so, On the football field he really did go. Jeanette Jansen, the artist of the class, Doesn't have to work hard to pass. She has been rather shy most of her life, But she will be a good housewife. Dick Kail, athletic manager this year, Is the laundry man who washed the 'gearg' Works hard on a farm to earn his pay, He hails from out Pleasant View way. Marlene Kamps, who has led many good chee Has had much fun the last four years. To fair Cuba City she often went, A King-Sized Tomboy--heaven sent. Patsy Ludlum, President of our class, In all her subjects she did pass, She was a Prom Queen in 19553 To be a success she does strive. David Miller, the Prom King of our class, With his Mercury cars will pass, In his dad's service station he does toil Filling cars with gas, changing oil. Elizabeth Moody, Who's known as 'Liz,' As drum majorette was a whiz. Liz the girl who works at the Dairy Bar, Is seen at dances near and far. Curtis Nodolf, who is called 'Goose' by a Has brown hair and is six feet tall. A mechanic, Curt says, he hopes to beg Gets experience in hours he is free. Kitty Reeves, a cornet in band does play, She has had much fun they do say. Someday she will be an efficent wife, Fbr she has found her mate in life. Reta Ruskell, Assistant Editor, D1dn't have to work hard to score. A homemaker she'1s going to be, Shall we ask Lloyd or wait and see. We hope we didn't bore you with our verse Could be better or even worse! Sn I I1 I' 5 1 . n 9 This verse is all in fun as you well know- 'Fhre out into the world we go! Signed N ux Class Prophecy As the prophets of our class, we have the power to see far into the future. We may discover our classmates living throughout the United States. Although their occupations may seem somewhat altered from what they planned while in high school, we, nevertheless, predict that their l1fe's patterns will be designed as in the following paragraphs: Note to classmates: If what we have prophesied seems different from your own future plans, consider the number of years we have had to weigh ---- and after all we are rather young to be prophets! We prophesy that Jack Amenda will go to Hollywood after graduating from high school. Due to the death of J'IEy Durante, Jack will fulfill Durante's job. .Tack may still be a bachelor after passing by some actresses like Marilyn Monroe. Jack will become an ardent golf enthusiast and hope to enter the National Green Golf Tournament. In foretelling the future we see Leanne Belken as a secretary in Alaska. She always searched for new horizons and after Her one visit to Dawson City and the Yukon Territory in Alaska she knew that that country was big, powerful, and un- predictable. Since there were many Air Force bases with secretarial openings, she was able to secure a job at oneof these, Because of the war in Europe, Bob Bockho and his wife fthe former Sally Simmons! will be stationed in France. e wi remain with the National Guard. Bob will invent a trans-Atlantic telephone so he may talk to his two children who will be staying with thelr grandparents in Belmont, Wisconsin. The telephone will be most unusual as you will have to stand on your head while talking. A large beef cattle farm two miles north of Belmont will be managed by none other than Paul Borcherdi and his wife the former Catherine Landon. Paul won't find it necessary to re any extra help as his ten sons will help him and will also furnish him with the baseball team he always wanted. If you ever hear a goat bleat, I'm sure you will know you are coming close to the Buss Goat Ranch. Donald will take over this farm after his marriage to his former High school sweetheart, Judith Ludlum. In their spare time we predict they may drive stock cars at the Darlington Fair Grounds. The Mound View Old Ma1d's Home will be managed by Jean Dol hin. She will more than likely spend her busy hours of the dag working in t e garden because Curtis Rodolf will help her in his spare time. urtis and Jean will be locally famous for their square dancing technique. Priscilla Eustice, the editor-in-chief of our annual, will edit the paper 'Improving South Amer1ca.' She will take over this job after she and her husband, Lowell Hinkins, move there. Lowell will take a job there after graduating from Mining School. Priscilla and Lowell will have five redheaded girls. Ruth Flo el will marry Ronnie Jones and they will run a stock farm, in Mesa, Arizona. e ones' will find it necessary to have their farm quite a distance from town for with their twelve children it will be hard to keep them at home. They will have five TV sets and keep everyone of them tuned to channel 28 so they will be sure to hear Jerry Frantz, their favorite entertainer. Immediately after graduating from high school, Barbara Fowler will leave for New York City where she plans to model evening gowns. We predict her best cue- tomer will probably be Mrs. Gladys Beaumont. On her vacation, Barb will 50 to Australia to visit and old boy friend, who will become chief engineer for a gold mining company. Ten years from now, if you turn on television at seven thirty P.M. on channel 28 on Sunday you may hear none other than the great Jerry Fronts. Jerry will be sponsored by the Chevrolet dealers all over the world. He will be known for his talent for singing and playing his steel guitar. His favorite song 'The Yellow Rose of Texas,' he may dedicate to Hr. Alton Weber a favorite teacher while in high school. We predict the biggest surprise in our class will be when Jeanette Jansen marries Bob Burbach. We prophesy that they will be living in a two-story trailer in the Georgetown area. Jeanette will find it a little crowded with her five children, who will be continuously under her feet. The Burbachs will be engaged in raising chickens that lay colored eggs. Dick Kail, our Belmont Mouse Catcher, will keep the Belmont Dairy Co-op in business buying there all the Swiss cheese needed for his many traps. While catching mice at the Robbins Supper Club he will become interested in the business and we expect he will be chef there on week-ends. Looking through our crystal ball, we see Marlene Kamps as a nurse in the Cuba City Hospital. Dick Kail and some of Marlene's closer friends from Cuba City will probably be her most popular patients. Marlene will be a specialist on operating on big toes as that is the most likely spot for the pains to be centered. . Q 4 , i 5 mv- ' Patsy Ludlum, the president of our class, will attend the U. of Wyoming and graduate with a master's degree in agriculture. While there she will take up hog calling which will prove very useful in operating her 500 acre farm on which she raises hogs exclusively. In her spare time she will write letters to our service men lone in particular! ever seas. We prophesy that Dav1d.Miller will decide to attend school in New Oreleans, Lousiana with hopes of first becoming a professional trumpet player and later playing first chair trumpet with Louis Armstrong. In his spare time he will work in a filling station in Platteville so he can be near his wife, a former high school sweetheart. The brainy student of our class, Liz Hoody, will be working in a restaurant in Livingston. Liz will enjoy serving her old classmates barbeque made from a secret recipe discovered one night at The Armory in Platteville, Wisconsin. She will not be married yet, but she will have prospects! Curtis Nodolf will take over his father's garage and convert it into a large Cadillac Firm. We predict he will be there very little but will probably rather spend his time helping Jean Dolphin in her garden and in the evening after their square dance, he and Jean will enjoy going to L1z's for a little snack. Kitty Reeves will be caretaker of a pet shop, featuring a skunk, a lion cub, and baby polar bears. We predict most of K1tty's animals will come from the Crass farm and that she gets much help from their son Paul. Reta Ruskell will surprise us by not getting married immediately after grad- uating from high school. Instead, she will take a position as bookkeeper at the Belmont Locker Plant. We predict she will progress so rapidly that she will be hired as head butcher at the Oscar Mayer Heat Packing House in Chicago. We hope you have enjoyed your little gaze into the future. Any similarity to actual plans, past, present, or future is purely coincidental. Signed Class Song Tune: YELLOW ROSE of TEXAS The day of graduation Is what we're waiting for, And to B.H.S. classes We'll come to never more. You may talk about your juniors And sing of sophomores too: But the class of '56, Is the only Class for you. Our class is bright and shiny With nineteen girls and boys. You should have seen our parties That caused a lot of noise. We've been in sports and music And had a lot of fun And think about our teachers-- How they've been on the run. In leaving Belmont High School We'll leave our memories here And when we think of Belmont There's sure to be a tear. You may talk about your juniors And sing of sophomores toog But the class of '56 Is the only class for you. Signed Senior Banquet The Seniors of '56 will long remember the evening of February ll, 1956. With a big turkey for the center of attraction and all other delectable foods needed to complete a menu, they enjoyed a splendid meal together with their guests. The tables, appropriately decorated with the Val- entine theme and loaded with choice food, seemed to impart to everyone a jovial feeling as well as a splendid appetite When all thoughts of further food needs were gone, all traces of the dinner were easily and quickly removed by more than twenty helpers. with some additional decoration, the gym was soon made ready for the gala 1956 VALENTINE ANCE. Ken Williams and his orchestra played for a large number of guests. The atmosphere of a major school event was evident leaving the seniors with the happy memories of their last class-sponsored dance. Little Brave Little brave brings fame to tribe and Chief Blackhawk. The picture to the right was snapped while Little Brave was aiming for victory. Aim good- catch big-61 field goals, 56 free throws-total 17 points- results, heap biggest scorer for Blackhawk league. W Xi Ugg Q fax 55 f X Zfyff K x ,asm , V :wx A .-mff-- Aff.,':uf.g..v1ze-nm-Q , B'g'MLrUH!W 1900- ?Earl Chalfant avlabel Huntington, Belmont falden Martin, Milwaukee, Wie. ,itannn Hodolf, Belmont Stephen Webster, Wooneocket, S.D. Henry Wichmann, Stoughton, Wie. 1901- lEle1e Barrett Harris 4+Blanche Chambers Ragge 3.-Margaret Helms Logemann, Belmont y,Etta Nodolf Wlchmann, Madison, Wie. flugusta Speth, Belmont Agnes Stein Loveland, Platteville, Wi 1 2Roxy Trenary Ludlum, Rhame, LD. 90 - VL Cecelia Gibbons Hendricks, Cuba City, -x'Charles Minor, Winnetka, Ill. Wie. John Mulligan, Albany, Oregon ?fJul1a llodolf, Belmont -nts Speth 1903- I-Mary Hinkins Peavey ,zHannah Huntington, Belmont 'l'Da1sy Kuhnhenn Pickrell -uWil1 Riechers l'Myrtle Ruskell Nodolf ?Myrtle Simons Burrell l'Rleka Speth Haley f 9kLott1e Wichnmnn, Belmont 1 .. Mayme Buss Nodolf, Belmont lflory Ingersoll Miller Yllyrtle Kilpatrick Kuhnhenn, Belmont JfLeeter Kuhnhenn, Belmont Mae Martin, Milwaukee, Wie. -l'Mart Mates, 'Belmont 4l'Bees1e Ruskell Sampson Mattie Simmons Pattereon,' Granton,W1e. Amanda Speth Meeks, Baltimore, Md. -l'Gertrude Stockdale Butchard l'Raymond Webster 4I'Verne Webster 190 - Carrie Nodolf, Kenosha, Wie. 1909- William Clark, West Allis, Wie. -lMary Edwards Moody XElmer Kilpatrick, Lexington, Ky. -bf Margaret Perry Hatfield, Belmont 1910- '1l 'Bernieoe Gibbons, Cuba City, Wie. iFloes:le Howard McLain eRoy Huntington if William Nodolf, Belmont 4l'Maude Ruskell Clark PVLBIIPC Speth, Belmont Fitilarence Snyder, Santa Monica, Calif. lAl'th'Ll1' Wichmann l9ll- 1' Marguerite Buss Snyder, Belmont -ll-Theresa Hoelting Wood -arLaurene Huggins Bosch, Plattev1lle,W1e. 7VFloseie Pegg Martin, Belmont Zella Richards McManus, Oak Park, Ill. irliery Ruskell Snyder, Los Gatos, Calif. X-Cora Speth Ruekell, Belmont 19'I2Hasel Webb McMa1ly, Cedar Rapids , Ia. Hazel Benedict Steele, Glen Ellyn, Ill. wFF'rank Clayton, Freeport, Ill. X-Lulu Kilpatrick, 0ak Park, Ill. Loren Lycan, DePere, Wie. 74'Emil Riechers, Belmont ,gyBertha Ruskell Dobson, Plattev1lle,W1e. Will Snyder, Los Gatos, Calif. 1913- Lamra Ashton Markesan, Amherst, Mass. X-Mildred Benedict Edwards, Platteville Vernie Hughes Koltes, Madison, Wie. gfMar1e Nodolf Snyder, Lodi, Calif. xM1nnie Speth Forman, Belmont Clay Steele, Glen Ellyn, Ill. 1913-I-' -h!Carl Hoelting, Cuba City, Wie. Elsie James Morgan, Mineral Po1nt,Wie. -7lEarl Moody, Belmont Charles Reynold , Beloit, Wie. Paul Schmidt, Brooklyn, N.Y. -k'Howard Snyder, Lodi, Calif. Susie Streeter Pieper, Sioux Fal1e,S.D. 4fAlbert Speth 1906- -lF'lorence Burris Ora Clark Mitchell, Olivet, Mich. 4+Rose Gray Halsey 42 Elsie Mates Minor, Winnetka, Ill. Skllellie Ruskell, Belmont 1907- 1908- Ethel Benedict Kilpatrick, Lexington, Mabel Buss Scharf, Omaha, Neb. Ky. Arch Gibson, Cuba City, Wie. qEnlma Harms Newman, Madison, Wie. l'Edna Huntington Miller -lFr1eda Krasche Long qMabel Mates, Chicago, Ill. X Amy Minor, Platteville, Wie. Jessie Olney Edmond, Elkhorn, 'f.Ele1e Ruekell Riter, Belmont Compliments Gertrude Speth Due, Clintonville, Wie. .fEdlth Webb Jones, Belmont 1915'- LeRoy Ashton, Wauwatosa, Wie. fGladys Clayton Beaumont, Belmont -1C'Mabe1 Hlnkine Hillery, Madison, Wie. -l'Frank Kilpatrick ,yMarie Riechers Harms, Belmont -X'Se1ma Riechere Kilpatrick, Mad1son,W1s. -s-Ira W. Stam -X'Els1e Speth Steinhoff, Belmont 1916- TAnna Clayton Vickers, Darlington, Wie. Marguerite Gerlach Hartnett, Wauwatoea Hilda Grate Clayton, Freeport, Ill. Margaret Haight, Portland, Oregon Wie. Ophelia Kuhls Culver, Stockbx-1dge,M1ch. Y,Clay Mates, Kenosha, Wie. of NODOLF BROS., Belmont, Wisconsin E gnc-1 ':1,f:w, , Q .xf :urn Hallie Oleson, Beloit, Wie. --1rM1ldred Palner .Tones , Belmont Luella Speth, Platteville, Wis. Xkhillian Steinhoff Speth, Belmont -lk1 rank Webb, Cincinnati Ohi , o 1917- Marie Gerlach Morrissey, Janesville el'Fr1eda Grats Trestrail, Darlington I rene Gugerty Engelo, Kenosha, Wie. -I-Fred Hlnklns Shu. F.aun.r. rqooay, Belmont -X Bertha Kinoh Heins, Belmont Lmrgaret Kinch Cullen, Platteville Wi ra. Elmer Landon, Platteville, Wie. ' X-Alphanse Nodolf, Belmont- Q2, -Arnold Speth, Belmont ifkClaire Speth, Sycamore Ill. Hierbert Steinhoff, Wauiesha, Wie. ,rBruce Stockdale, Rockford, Ill .bPOrv1lle Trenary, Fort Coll1ns..Colo. -X'Edna Huggins Helms, Mineral Point Wie 19 - 21+ Leonora Ingersoll Moody Belmont , . up-Bessie Mates Vonstronberg, LY., City ?QIrene Nodolt Kult, Kenosha, Wis. Hortensa Simmons Gaffre Ott 'll'KOIlIl0th Chappell -3f V1vian Hickok Clark, Madison, Wie. Gladys Ivey Va.nAntwerp, Phoenix A 1 , r z. y, umwa, Ia. elen Martens Simons , Belmont 7 -' Pearl Speth Gabel, Dubuque, Ia. George Mates, LY., City -I-Lee Stal Ethel Nicholas Fish, Darlington, Wie. -9f'Elmer Steinhoff, Belmont Lelia Nicholas Brewer, Cuba City, Wie. Hazel Steinhoff Lind, Chicago, Ill. Ethel Nodolf Connors, Madison, Wie. l9l8- 74-Wilbert Nodolt, Belmont ia Glen Beaumont, Belmont .piEthel Trenary, Madison. Wie. ,planes Clayton, Cuba City, Wis. pe-Kyle Webb, Norwood, Ohio l'Tom Gugerty -yQReuben White, Lincoln Park, Mich. Helen Hambly Allison, Barron, Wie. -I-Paul Wichmann I-Robert Kilpatrick 1925- Carrie Kuhls Appel, Warren, Ill. Daisy Barrows Reese, Farragut, Ia. Hilda Riechers Matter, Orient, S.D. KMaude Boom Rutter, Marcus, Ia. I-Beth Silmons Eager :FClifford Bowen, Greendale, Wie. 1919- -ll-Herbert Cordts Mildred Enloe, Janesville, Wis. yfMyrtella Snyder Snodgrass H Y Ci . - -. ti 1920- -fCec1l Clayton Sr., Belmont Gertrude Gerlach Suhr, Milwaukee,W1s. 7f'Russell Hinkins, Madison Wis Harold Gerlach, Topeka, Kansas Helen Korber Fowler Leadmi . , ne, Wis. ?YCather1ne Landon Borcherding, P'ville Wlrene Mat as Herts, Princeton, Wis. Hayden Simmons, Chicago, Ill. H l X e en Steinhoff Blmbary, B1smark,lI.D. V esta Stockdale Boom, Mineral Point Margaret Williams Hawkins Still , water, 1921- Okla. ,K Homer Beaumont, Mineral Point His l O if Hugh Bowen, Belmont 4rM1ldred Gratz Benedict, Freeport, Ill. rfliomer Hubenthal, Lewiston, Idaho 9C.Tohn Huggins, Mineral Point, Wis. ,y.Eln .Tones Martin, Belmont ' line Kessler Kilpatrick, Belmont ' elyn Rehmstedt Lowry,Chesterton, Ind 'blva Belle Ruskell Taylor, Platteville Katherine Schultz Dyson, Waterloo,Ia. 5kMary Stem Gibson, Sun Prairie Wie 4v'Margery Webb, Madison Wis , . Mary Huggins Sommerfeldt, Mineral Point Thelma Simons Henneman, Bloomer, Wis. X Donald Speth, Belmont Hazel Speth Maynard, Mineral Po1nt,Wis. 7rGre.ydon Todd, Belmont 1926- fr Henry Borcherding, Belmont Esther Martens Houdek, Austin, Minn. Verna Prussing Todd, Belmont .fav l e ma Ruskell Byrne, Belmont Niowlands Simmons, Belmont Arlyne Snyder Ruskell, Riviera Beach, -l'Ethel Speth Stubbendick Fla. yfHarvey Speth, Belmont Laura Steinhoft Martin La , una, Wie. Lowell Taylor, Midland, Mich. Frances Todd Huntington, Belmont 19,5g7'Robert Webb, Cincinatti, Ohio Ygexzgdon Arthur, Brodhead, Wie, el Feathers Moody, Platteville, Wie, Ralph Howard, Kenosha, Wie. Melva Nodolfschipul, Stratford, Conn, -7vDelbert Rehmstedt, Belmont . . ilwederick Rehmstedt, South Wayne, Wie. 1- 2Guerdon Wichmann, Ridgeway, Wis. 8Anna Speich Jackson, Mineral Point,W1a, 2 - 192 - -lfEdward Boom lrCec1lia Bartels Longhenry Hflialph Boom, Mineral Point, Wis. ,yy Rose Bradley Palzkill, Mineral Point Lucille Buffington Spees, Doldgeville y, Della Buffington Miller, Belmont ,Dorothy Enloe Buck, Lancaster, Wis. 'A H 1 F rank Hinkins Jr., Platteville, Wis. Calvin Kuhnhenm, Waukesha, Wis. rrBasil Ludlum, Belmont as Ervin Schultz, Belmont Ella Speth Kemps, Belmont fa5Ena Speth Taylor, Belmont . Henry Steinhoff K e en Byrne Palskill, Darlington, Wis. ..rDonald Eustice, Belmont 4 George Hatfield, Belmont 'Il'Verna Heins Jacquetta .Tones Staver, Belmont l-William Kuhls -?Melvin Ruskell Riviera B , each, Fla. , enosha, Wis, Mabel Steinhoff Rhyne, Chicago, Ill. -pCharles Webb, Belmont Nona Voigts Knox, Platteville, Wis. 1923- , Qfliaxine Webb Owens, Kenosha, Wis. Sl-Donald Ben.a1c1:, Freeport, Il1.m-' 19 9- f1,Dorothy Bowen Huggins, Belmont Ella Bartels Haas, Monroe Center, Ill. 7S'Grace Ewing Householder, Rich. Caster XRaymond Boom, Belmont Us Compliments -of THOMAS FUNERAL iErvin Byrne, Belmont HOME, Platteville, Wls, 7T'Margaret Engelke Moody, Belmont William Hildrethe Bliley, His. -f'Robert Kinch, Avoca, Wie. Helen Prussing Bluemke, Marshf1e1d.W1s, -?fEmnal1ne Rehmstedt Engelke, Kirkland, Wa 44Evelyn Rehmstedt Brugger, Belmont YEdna Schultz Bookhop, Mineral Po1nt,Wls. ifiulia Speich Xlinger, Fennimore, Wis, 45Elbeda Speth Bellmeyer, Plattev1lle,W1s. AXCl1fford Voigts, Platteville, Wis. 7fElmer Voigts, Platteville, Wise George Wright, Madison, Wls, 1930- Marguerite Cordts, Madison, Wis. Edna Hatfield, Milwaukee, Wie. iFLloyd Hemphill, Belmont qLEvelyn Jones VonGlahn, Belmont Katherine Kuhls Edwards Rockford,Ill. I Leone Ward Verville, Madison, Wie. x'Curtis Winn, Darlington, Wis, 1931- Mildred Adickes Buss, Mineral Point YDonald Bartle, Mineral Point, Wis. Eunice Hatfield, Madison, Wls. I orHarold Hinkins, Elkport, Ia. -kWarren Ingersoll, Belmont Roland Dayle Miller, Madison, Wis. Mary Pegg Eustice, Belmont Willus Rehmstedt, Belmont 4fEva Voigts, Platteville, Wis. Everette Voigts, Belmont Hannah Winn Stauffacher, Darlington,Wis. Georgia Worsley Yale, Milton Junction, 1932- Wie. ,Helen Mary Buss, Belmont lkCe1elia Donahoe, Darlington, Wie. Vincent Donahoe, Darlington, Wie. Marion Edwards, Batanica, N.Y. Helen Engelke Jackson, Hartford, Wie. ehelbert Ingersoll Eleanor Kincn Henry, Belmont NLeons Martens Seymour, Mineral Point, Jones, Mineral Point, Wis. sh. riavon Hillery Copeland, Galena, Ill. Ruth Ingersoll Miller, Mesa, Ariz. Delvin Martens, Carroll, Ia. Kathryn Mates Passell, Chicago, Ill. Rose Mary Mulcahy Phillips, Chicago Berniece Rehmstedt Anderson, Rockford Everette Schaefer, St. Paul, Minn. Leora Sohult Holtz. Belmont -Hihrguerite Speth VonGlahn, Belmont Homer Voigts, Platteville, Wie. Leanore Voigts Weigel, Belmont eMabel Voigts Chadwick 1935- 19 Ethel Bockhop West, Madison, Wis. yfidelis Bosch, Highland, Wie. Inna Mae Bradley Finkelmsyer, M.Po1nt Catherine Byrne Trummer, M.Po1nt,W1s. Joseph Donahoe, Darlington, Wie. Sherman Eustice, Belmont -Jr'Marion Rtlter Telfer, Ellison Bay,W1l. 'Harvey Schult, Belmont eilioy Voigts, Platteville, Wis, John Wichmann, Madison, Wie. Mary Helen Winn Bockhop, Belmont 36- Minnie Bartels Nichols, Rockford,I1l. Melford Clayton, Chicago He1ghts,Ill, Isabel Edwards Stenulson, M.Point Edna Harms Knebel, Cuba City, Wise 7fDonald Hatfield, Darlington, Wis. Lloyd Heins, Mineral Point, Wls. iHarlan Helms, Belmont Harold Henneman, E. Lansing, Mich. Nilva Hennemsn Leahy, Hazel Greem,W1s, Bernard Kliebenstein, Darlington,W1s. fV1rg1l Martin, Darlington, Wis. Dorothy Miller Sue, Belmont Gladys Riter Mott, Hartland, Wie. Helen Rowe Willi, Darlington, Wie. jvLeo Schaefer, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Frances Sweet Anderson, Rockford, IlL fBern1ta Martin Dobson Wie. Virginia Winn Lehman, L1v1ngston,W1s. lriwight Miller, Belmont 1937- Marguerite Hodolt Keyes, Belmont ' Calista Buss, Bermerton, Wash. Ted Pickrell, San Francisco, Calif. eJohn Buss Russell Rlter, Deerfield, Ill. Charles Rowe, Belmont 2fMar1e Schult Bockhop, Mineral Point,W1a. XE1a1ne Teasdale Jones, Mineral Point .YThilda Teasdale Davis, Darlington, Wie. Xdenevieve Webb Knebel, Belmont 1933' Irmgarde Adickes Amends, Belmont Ron Eustice, Belmont Eleanor Hatfield Schroeder, Beloit, Wim X'H1lmer Helms, Auburndale, Wis. Charles Connolly, Darlington, Wie. Ethel Doyle Clark, Darlington, Wis. Grace Edwards Genthe, Darlington, Wish Betty Helms Schwalback, Grayslake,Il1. Gertrude Kinch Lamm, Milwaukee, Wis, 4rEdna Kracke Skattum, Belmont Margaret Kuhnhenn Howe, StUfS00n Bay Joseph Mulcahy, Waterloo, Wie, Arlene Riechers Ricci, Skokie, Ill. Delbert Riechers, Belmont Donald Rlechers, Belmont zzgozgtg gargenslguskslliiPl:ttevtlle e goss Ruskell, Belmont U 00 7 050 P BT UB on s. obert Simmons Belmont 1ZgoIot:yRR1echgr: Blzbach, Montfort Wis. Velma Speth Murphy, Rawlins, Wye. u er owe e mon R th T1 d 4, George Schnlt, Mineral Point, wile 1938-u 0 'mann' Belmont 40ttopSpeth y5Donald White, Galena, Ill. - Delbert Winn, Belmont 5133.1-len when Weaver, Shullsburg, wie. 19 - EstherBartels Ellingson, Albert L88,HhMl Margaret Bradley Gevelinger, M.Po1nt Clarence Buss, Belmont Iva Engelke Harker, Hartford. Wie. E maline Harms Bond, Madison, Wie. John Bradley, Belmont Mildred Clayton Diehl, Freeport, Ill. Regina Conroy Cooper, Madison, Wie. Isabelle Dolphin Jones, Belmont Jayne Eustice Richardson, Madison,W1m Mary Hatfield, Belmont Ervin Heins, Platteville, Wie. George Hillery, Darlington, Wis. Dorothy Hottenstein Schaaf, M.Point Agnes Jentz Gates, Belmont Hina HOIDS Sbhwdltlbr, Hln0P81 Point 4KRuggg11 Kilpatrick, Tegnggk, K,J, Clarence Henneman. Pecatonica. I11. Delta Martens Kettler, Platteville Compliments of WM EUSTICE and SONS, Belmont, Wisconsin 1'nn-ww ffwk 2 4. .fx an -k ew' James McDonald, Darlington, Wie. Gilbert Riechers, Darlington, Wie. Guerdon Steinhoff, Rewey, Wie. Barbara Sweet Schaal, Germany 1939- ?Dale Bockhop, Belmont Mildred Bolslnger Helsinger, Milwaukee Joseph Boyle, Darlington, Wie. Wie. 19h2- Arthur Burkland, Chicago, Ill. Mabel Buss Baxter, Greenwood, Ind. lRobert Edwards, Dodgeville, Wie. John Byrne, Darlington, Wie. Virginia Clayton Waggoner, Freeport Mary Pauline Doyle Wiesensel, Madison aJeanette Fink Riechers Guerdon Helms, Belmont Gaylord Huntington, Darlington, Wie. gf-Harold Huntington, Darlington, Wie. Winston Jones, Madison, Wie. Lillian Kuhn Lawinger, M.Po1nt, Wie. Elizabeth Kuhnhenn Steinbeck, Calif. Archie Lee, Dodgeville, Wie. !John Mates, Armed Forces James McDermott, Darlington, Wie. Marie McDonald Kliebenetein, Darlington eGeorge Moody Wie. -wGordon Riter, Belmont Catherine Mulcahy Schmidt, Jefferson, Mary Rehmstedt Gray, France Wie. Russell Riechers, Darlington, Wie. Elmer Schumacher, Armed Forces Marjorie Sornberger Rehmstedt, Belmont Ann Snyder Purcell, Monroe, Wie. William Swart Jr.. Belmont Lloyd Tiedemann, Belmont l9h0- H-Robert Aurit, Belmont Irvin Bartels, Darlington, Wie. Lucille Bockhop Fleschig, Milwaukee Edith Boom Sullivan, Portland, Ore. Neva Eileen Busch, Belmont Thomas Casey, Monroe, Wie. Margaret Edwards Bann, Eau Cla1re,Wist Robert Euetice, Belmont Marjorie Helms Huggins, Bear River, Elizabeth Jones Popp, Belmont Utah qrGrace Kilpatrick Waggett, Belmont Irene Martin Schult, Belmont Anna McDonald Ruby Nicholas erbelbert Popp, Beth Schaefer Sara Spenaley Robert Speth, Donahoe, Darl1ngton,W1s Engelke, Platteville, Belmont Wie. Cullen, Mankato, Minn. Popp, Belmont Belmont 19hl- Robert Schilling, Darlington, Wie. Vera Schult Treester, Durango, Ia. Dale Schult, Mineral Point, Wie. Melva Schultz Kilian, Scales Mound,IlL Della Mae Sornberger Voigts, P'v1lle Everette Steinhoff, Platteville, Wie. Guerdon Voigte, Platteville, Wie. Cletus Byrne, Darlington, Wie. Ilene Engelke Roddick, Platteville Mildred Gehrke Walton, Dubuque, Ia. Helen Helms Rice, Wauzeka, Wie. kMerl1n Henneman, Los Angeles, Calif. Stanley Hinkins, Spring Green, Wie. Dorothy Mae Jaques Speth, Belmont Helen Kliebenstein Byrne, Darlington, William Kohler, Rockford, Ill. Wie. Isabel Leahy Doyle, Shullsburg, Wie. Guerdon Loring, Platteville, Wie. Vincent Martin, Belmont Robert Masbruch, Platteville, Wie. Gerald Moody, Belmont Joyce Moody Withrow, P1atteville,Wis. Delbert Schultz, Belmont Jeanne Snyder Knebel, Belmont Dorothy Speth Voige, Pa1nesv1lle,0hio Herbert Schumacher, Armed Forces Royal Wills, Belmont 19h3- Marian Armstrong Riechere, Darlington, Leo Bartels, Cuba City, Wie. Wie. Helen Beaumont, Chicago, Ill. Patricia Boyle Kettler, Cuba C1ty,W1e. Joe Connolly, Darlington, Wie. Dorothy Engelke Galle, Mineral Point, JOM Engelke Jreg c10CrO V1.0 Berniece Euetice Aurit, auba City, Wie. Bernita Euetice Miller, Belmont Berniece Fronts Jenson, M.Point, Wie. '?Wendell Hinkine, Darlington, Wie. 7'Stanley Jones, Madison, Wie. mary Kilpatrick Selbach, S.Bend, Ind. John Kuhnhenn, Hermansville, Mich. Judy McDonald Byrne, Darl1ngton,W1s. Dale Riechers, Platteville, Wie. Loretta Sornberger Voigts, Platteville Emmaline Spensley Speth, Belmont James A. Speth, Belmont James F. Speth, Belmo t Robert Swart, Belmont Lorena Voigte Klinge, Belmont vDonald Behrens, Belmont l9U-I--' Ila Mae Busch Bockhop, Belmont Jayne Buss Anderson, Schenectady, H.Y. Gladys Casey Simmons, Monroe, Wie. Helen Conroy Schilling, Darl1ngton,W1s. '+E1la Doyle Rehmstedt, Darlington, Wie. ehary Fink Helen Heins Ingersoll, Belmont Guerdon Heins, Belmont Merville Hillary, Darlington, Wie. Margaret Hottenetein Palzkill, M.Point Lyle Huntington, Darlington, Wie. Wie. vbonald Jones, Belmont Robert Kilpatrick Jr., Belmont Gerald Kinch, Rockford, Ill. Ella Kracke Mueller, Darlington, Wie. Michael Leahy, Darlington, Wie. Robert McDermott, Darlington, Wie. Margaret Mulcahy Leffler, Dodgeville u Jack Rehmstedt, Darlington, Wie. ialva Riechere Donahoe, Darlington,W1s. Helen Bartels Hicks, Rockford, Ill. Cecil Clayton Jr., Belmont Florence Edwards Swart, Belmont 4fJoseph Fink, Darlington, Wie. Dorothy Logelann Yanks, Merrill, Wie. Dean Masbruch, Platteville, Wie. Don Masbruch, Darlington, Wie. llorman Moody ,Walter Nicholas, Platteville, Wie. Wdune Speth Euetice, Belmont Berniece Steinhoff Mclett, Shulleburg Velma Voigts Masbrueh, Platteville 3191+5- Mary Aurit Martin, Belmont Eleanor Edwards Noble, Plattev1lle,W1s Joyce Engelke Tracy, Belmont Mildred Engelke, Belmont Monica Fitesimmone Dorman, Darlington Anna Beth Henneman Culver, Madison Ruth Klinge Kabele, Platteville, Wie. Compliments of JOE DOHAHOE, Auctioneer, Darlington, Wisconsin I ,. A R .am 'n. 5 ww - W ,yi.?: iTJZf,Ma'-52 fffzsdfxiig W Qm1.2'- g,f:f?,r ff .2 5' ww mw,u'Ki. 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Joan Speth Kilpatrick, Belmont John Tur eeon Madison, Wie W' S 1 0 Arnold Voigts, Platteville, Wie, 19146 Margaret Wedig, Janesville, Wie. Deane Boom,Wheatland, Ia. Joe Buss, Platteville, Wie. Barbara Eustice Long, Darlington, Wie. Edith Gobrecht Olthafer, Belmont Dolores Goke Olson, Platteville, Wie. Glenn Hillary, Washington, D.C. Marguerite Huntington, Darlington,Wia Caroline Kilpatrick Wilson, Riverside, Barbara Moody Snyder, Belmont Callh fMary Moody Brandemuell, Lancaster,Wig 19h7 Leo Mulcahy, Cuba City, Wie. Donald Seitz, Belmont Arthur Speth, Belmont Paul Snyder, Belmont Ruth Steinhoff, Platteville, Wie. Lucille Voigte Klee, Platteville, Wie. Merlin Bartels, Platteville, Wie. Joyce Clayton Mester, Belmont Orlo Clayton, Cuba City, Wie. Beverl Boom Delain, Algoma, Wie. Gola Clayton Finkelmeyer, M.Point,Wie. David Edwards, Platteville, Wie. . Russell Frontz, Belmont Orville Huggins Jr., Belmont Beverly Huntington Duncan, Mad1son,W1s. Gordon Ingersoll Jr., Belmont KNeil Jaques, Milwaukee, Wie. Laverne Kampe, Platteville, Wie. Carol Kilpatrick Huggins, Belmont iDonald McLinn, Belmont Arlene Mester Ingersoll, Belmont Lila Mester Melby, Los Angeles, Calif. Warren Nicholas, Platteville, Wie. Berniece Shade Redwing, Sioux City,Ia. Charline Shaw, Platteville, Wie. Charles VonGlahn, Belmont 1950- Clifford Bockhop, Gales Terry, Conn. Herbert Buss, Platteville, Wie. Cyril Clayton, Cuba City, Wie. James Crase, Mineral Point, Wie, Carol Feathers Roso, Fort Eustice, Va. Carol Gobrecht Hutton, Dubuque, Ia. Lewis Jenson, Darlington, Wie. Judith Jones Weber, Janesville, Donovan Kamps, Platteville, Wie. Fredrick KBNPS, Armed Forces Lyle Kinch, Milwaukee, Wie. Shirley Kraus Buss, Platteville, Wie. Lawrence McDonald, Darlington, Wie. Wesley Riter, Belmont Tom Rundle, Tomahawk, Wie. Lois Ruskell Thurner, Janesville, Wie. Shaw Lipska, Platteville, Wie. Speth, Belmont Wie. Beulah Donald Robert Crass, Boecobel, Wie. Lester Speth, Belmont William Eseer, Galena, Ill. Virgil Steinhoff, Benton, Wie. Margaret Fronts Slater, Glen Haven,W1s Howard Wedig, Dubuque, Ia. Helen Jenson Garthwaite, Blanchardville Marian Wills Voigts, Platteville, Wie. Thomas Jenson, Mineral Point, Wie. 1951- Barolu Kemps, San Manuel, Ariz. Lois Kilpatrick Schulte, Coggon, Ia. Betty Klinge Dolphin, P1attev1lle,Wis. Clarins McGowan Rebholz, Hudson, Wie. Hubert Mester, Belmont Lyle Riechers, Belmont Margie Riechers Masbruchm Darlington, Norman Riter, Belvidere, Ill. Wie. Poems Ruskell Voigt., P1stu.v111., Beverly'Staver McL1nn, Belmont Robert Wedig, Cuba City, Wie. 19MB- Betty Edwards Sudmeier, Platteville Merlyn Engelke, Belmont Arlene Fink Schulte, Madison, Wie. Max Fink, Darlington, Wie. Maxine Fink Kilcoyne, Darlington, Wie. Harriet Heins Henneman, Belmont Gerald Henneman, Belmont 195 Marilyn Jones Steinhoff, Belmont Delbert Kliebenstein, Darlington, Wia Ray McDonald, Darlington, Wie. Gladys Mohlmann Hanes, Stitzer, Wie. iiack Moody, Belmont Myrtle Moody VanNatta, Plattev1lle,W1s -:Robert Nodolf Belmont cnfrora senuic, Platteville, wie. Juanita Speth Mick, Mineral Polnt,W1L Leonard Steinhoff, Belmont Lorna Amenda McDonald, Darlington, Wie. Elizabeth Aurit, Dubuque, Ia. Patsy Aurit Edwards, Belmont Nancy Bass Gaby, Madison, Wie. eRussell Edwards Catherine Fink Miller, Mineral Point Richard Gobrecht, Platteville, Wie. Flora Hoelting Major, Guttenburg, Ia. Joan Ingersoll Edwards, Plattev1lle,W1s Janice Jones Lee, Fort Campbell, Ky. Richard Moody, Livingston, Wie. Edward Mulcahy, Belmont Wanda Shaw, Belmont Joan Sornberger Steinhoff, Benton,W1s. Donna Staver, Dubuque, Ia. Nancy Turgeson Zahn, Hagerstown, Md. Douglas VonGlahn, Belmont 2R1ta Wedig Kloser, Dubuque, Ia. Lavonne Bloom Rice, Livingston, Wie. Gordon Clayton, Armed Forces Harold Heins, Platteville, Wie. Lois Houtakker, Dubuque, Ia. Phyllis Huntington Heinrichs, Belmont George Kemps, Belmont , Marjorie Kamps, Madison, Wie. Maxine Klaae McKillip, Freeport, Ill. Joy McRett Newman, England Neil Riechers, Belmont Lorita Voigte Bowden, Plattevil1e,Wis. Joan Schumacher Niffenegger, Highland, 19k9- Donna Speth, Belmont Wie. Robert Amenda, Armed Forces ,Maynard Speth, Belmont Donovan Bartels, Rockford, Ill. Richard Swart, Armed Forces Compliments of DON RIECHERS, LIVESTOCK BUYER, Belmont, Wisconsin 77 fffi' , '7+4e4Qffca76-J .AJ Bam! 9f5fZ '?f 'W' Me? hm? 57 WMMQZUJ Z ff' Z4!,A,, 7440 3621 19 'wry f?-W '9 PW-wif fad KIMQXL c7fgA4k, AQM Ziff ,W w yM74Jf7-0 Z-44--W 44l.,7,,f QAM, A45 0 54 5146 7 L WLS 24, Jwwf WWW M1227 is I . Ld ' F ' H-427' Q M5 ,fy iw: l ffwq Q! ,E-MLMZXQ 7 A Wwzzmwg A X i .L WfffufZffflJaqJ,4, 1953- Helen Peat, Benton, Wie. Shirley Amenda Brugger, Belmont Joe Pilling, Armed Forces Jean Bass, Belmont Carol Riechers, Madison, Wie. Roger Brugger, Rockford, I11, Shirlle R0bb1nS Lelghty, P1Btt6V1110 Alma Bruun, Madison, Wie. Nancy Simmons, Madison, Wie. Paul Crase, Mineral Point, Wie. Dorothy Smith, Platteville, Wie. Delores Dobson Sanbei, Milwaukee, Wis. Rita Snyder, Monroe, Wie. William Taylor, Belmont Harvey Fronts, Mineral Point, Wie. Helen VonGlahn, Belmont Ruth Hinkins, Madison, Wie. Norman Hoelting, Armed Forces Lloyd Houtakker, Cuba City, Wie. Thomas Huggins, Belmont Ruth Kilpatrick Rawson, Platteville Lois Kinch, Belmont Teresa McDonald, Madison, Wie. Beverlee McGowan, Platteville, Wie. Alice Mester, Madison, Wie. Lois Mester Jentz, Platteville, Wie Jk0rv1lle Moody, Armed Forces Beryl Nicholas, Armed Forces Helen Sornberger Frantz, Belmont Lynn Spees, Dodgeville, Wie. Douglas Speth, Belmont Carol Wedig, Madison, Wie. l95k' David Adickee, Belmont Donna Brewer, Cuba City, Wie. Nick Cushman, Belmont Joyce Duncan Swart, Japan Lois Huntington Lipeka, Platteville Richard Jones, Mineral Point, Wie. Janis Kemps, Platteville, Wie. Thomas Keyes, Milwaukee, Wie. Joanne Mauthe, Madison, Wie. Duane McLinn, Armed Forces Joyce Watters, Belmont 1955- Larry Amanda, Belmont Wayne Bockhop, Belmont James Bonjour, Belmont Shirley Brunton Heins, Belmont Guerdon Fbwler, Belmont Gordon Goke, Armed Forces , Delbert Heins, Monroe, Wie. Hubert Heins, Rockford, Ill. Lois Hinkins, Madison, Wie. Lowell Hinkine, Belmont Ruth Hoelting, Dubuque, Ia. Eugene Ingersoll, Belmont Roger Jones, Platteville, Wie. Elinor Kamps, Madison, Wie. Karen Kemps, Madison, Wie. Colleen Keyes, Milwaukee, Wie. Maxine Reeves, Canton, Ill. Paul Riechers, Belmont Marilyn Rowe. Belmont James Shaw, Livingston, Wie. gRuth Spensley, Belmont Deanne Speth. Belmont Nancy Stephens, Dubuque, Ia. Joseph Taylor, Belmont Delores Moody, Belmont T - No information available 4 - Deceased This record is as accurate as possible from the information available on December 10, 1955. The following B. H. S. seniors are 1956 candidates LJQyfuJ'd!d!r ' for alumni membership: W John Amenda ,T EELQAVZZX Leanne Belken J D , Robert Bockhop c' Paul Borcherding Donald Buss 9 Jean Dolphin W Priscilla Eusti Ruth Flogel Barbara Fowler Gerald Fronts Jeanette Jansen Richard 'Kail Marlene Ramps Patricia Ludlum Kathyleen Reeves Elizabeth Moody Curtis Nodolf David Miller Reta Ruskell ,WV g,W!'azff?f f .J Compliments of MOUND CITY BANK, Belmont, Wisconsin ygguhwy QMZQMJ -Fil? 524-'f i f' ' W ?f! 19f'5 ZWWZW9 , 6,5661 WAJAZQZ5 K W , , 2 225335535 424 ADVERTISING SECTION We, the Seniors of '56, extend our sincere thanks to every- one who helped make the publication of this 1956 BLACKHAWK pos- sible. Without your contributions of time, money, and service this yearbook could not be published. We hope that the readers of this annual will patronize our friends and supporters whose names appear as sponsors of pre- vious pages, on this page as contributors, and as advertisers on the pages which follow. 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McCormick Sales k Service Darlington Wisconsin Dial 2531 Belmont REHMSTEDT FEED STORE TRENTZ TEXACO SERVICE Tractor Tire Service Big Gain and Nutrena Feeds Brake Service Dial 2051 Belmont Platteville Wisconsin POND CAFE VAN NATTA PLUMBING k HEATING Oil Burners and Service Meals and Home Made Pies 517 South Court Street Platteville Wisconsin Phone 13.051 Platteville MILTON KNEBEL Congratulations to Fnnk's G Hybrids Class of 1956 Seed Grains BELMONT LUTHER LEAGUE Belmont Wisconsin Peace Lutheran Church WEBB ELECTRIC KREBS PHARMACY Electrical Contractor Prescriptions With Confidence G. E. Appliances - Maytag For All Your Drug Needs Belmont Wisconsin Platteville Wisconsin MINERAL POINT BOTTLING WORKS Compliments Distributors of Mineral Point Beverages of Prop. Groth k Noble DR. PETERSON, D. D. S. Phone 298 Mineral Point Platteville Wisconsin a we i.w'..,.frA' K 1,....2f4g,L:.asu. 1 CITY FOOD MARKET Heats - Groceries - Vegetables William Popp, Prop. K B K FLOOR CO. Linoleum - Tile - Drapery Plastic Wall Tile - Carpet - Hoover Phone 2hl+0 Platteville Phone 3701 Platteville SANDERIS BURNHAM'S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service Bakery and Grocery Animal Health Needs Phone 2385 Platteville Platteville Wisconsin ARCADE BOWLING ALLEY HELKER JEWELRY STORE and Keepsake Diamonds Luncheons Jewelry - Repairing - Watches Platteville Wisconsin Platteville Wisconsin JONES' SHOE REPAIR LIVINGSTON Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 3601 Platteville Wisconsin Platteville Wisconsin THEATERS Dentists Avalon DRS. L. A. k E. L. WILLS Drive-in G6m Bayley Block Dial 3136 Platteville Wisconsin Platteville Wisconsin NOBBY SHOPPE Tile - Carpet - Linoleum Draperies - Linens - Gifts Dial 5171 Platteville WALTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS American and Swiss Cheese Wisconsin Gold Butter Platteville Wisconsin KOPP R HcKICHAN Attorneys-At-Law First National Bank Bldg. 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