Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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Q M g , 15. af. 3' M 1 WL a V J AQ! F'?'-,Air ix I bpmk .. W' V .er EDITORS JEAN LOCKE JEFF MAIKEN P11 ,fl Lx, lk? , 21 'JD N5 ' if ,Q avi V Li! I K x My l960 BHOITIQR 541114. 728401445 FCREWCJRD . . . Old Time, that greatest and longest established spinner of all! . . . his factory is a secret place, his work is noiseless, and his Hands are mutes. 'Charles Dickens, HARDTIMES I. 14 X --w:w..w,, DEDICATION EARL W. THRALL As a tribute to the memory of Mr. Earl W. Thrall, who served as Beloi- ter advisor from 1923 to 1947, the 1960 yearbook staff respectfully dedicates this book. I . HIGHLIGHTS II. FACULTY R. O. T. C. VI. MUSIC CCNTENTS VII. SPORTS IV. ACTIVITIES ,. ' Q ,I . , 1 ff . Il A 0, 0 .sl -'..pTQ1ff-if ,I Q ' Wy.. , . gxi V ' mf H A M 22 Z . . -,fxrpfwlg ' 4 . 1 if Q18 xr? Nw aww Wx K -Hd? T .. ar Ngmxsw W Q, iii? SH .A A .. -... 1 W may -my V frm-A nur K ,f 'Wlflnr -1-,rw A ' IJV 1 , - .. -f 1 fr f s ' K SQ, - ll Q may ' iw? 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Mr. Appoplous - Ruth Sherwood - Eileen Sherwood Arthur Wienke Mary Zartman - - - - Elaine Kapitanoff Jensen - - - -- - - - Dean Showers A couple of Kids Lonigan ---- The Wreck - - Mr. Fletcher - - Helen Wade - - Frank Lippencott Chick Clark - - Cossack ---- Violet Shelton - Mrs. Wade - - - - Judy Conley John Blakely - - Thomas Dane - Glen Yaeger John Whiteford Diane Dahlberg Robert Anderson Charles Everill Charles Northey - Roxanna Luke - - Susan Olson Robert Baker - - Six Admirals - - Walter Sherwood A Prospective Tenant - - - The Consul ------- Street Vendor - - Two guys - - - Workman - - The Dog - - - Richard Blakely - - Donald Johnson James Fraley Malcolm Hartman Norman Koop John Wells Jerry Watson - - - - - - Terrance Jones - Barb Batterman - - Jeffrey Maiken - - Perry Phillips - John Johnson James May - Edward McBriar ------ Rags PRODUCTION STAFF ROW ONE: N. Swinehart, J. Shepherdson, D. Peck, C. Peir, M. Teare, E. Edwards, J. Helssler, P. Adams, D. Klopp. ROW TWO: B. Schowalter, J. Locke, S. Luebke, P. Carey, P. Mikkelson, R Lovaas, A. Swanson, D. Heastson, I. Pier, S. Churchill, S. Purcell, R. Larson. Director ----- - -Mrs. Elizabeth Reinholz Peck, Jean Hessler Student Director - - -- - Patricia Sheahan Prudence Adams, Jean Locke Stage Manager -------- Rosamond Teare Set Construction ---------- Craig pier Mf- ADD0D010l1S'S Paintings Curtis Lansberry LHVOHHH T0Dh31'U William Reinholz Promotion and Ticket Sales ---------- Gary De1aney Judy Boggs Eugene Edwards House Manager --------- Richard Lovaas Richard Lovaas Make-up ---'- - - Deana Widmer, Miss Wardrobe - - - - Nancy Swinehart Georgianna Sobola Jill Shepherdson SOUIICI ' ' Susan Howell Kathy Tompkins Properties - - ' ' ' Julie Comer Sue Olson, Dean Mary Fraser, Lina Eyre. Eleanor Eyre S' may Q f' 6 .4 LM 5 Q 3 ..- .mf 122' ,, Qia- vax . f 'rr . 9 ef E Q35 iz a 5 if 5 E Ns 'F' -. ' x f Q. F 1 .Y ,- ,,, -5,3 ,M R . Q ,. I 9 NM., 'N up r M 1 X 1 QNX Z J bfi' X 3 AC Ulf ACE SAR Now LAVONNA TOPHAM ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Simon E. Lernor, Dale L. Thompson, fPresidentJ, Alan J. Dale. STANDING: Burton T. Wil liams, QSecretaryJ, Mrs. Paul Van Horn, Dr. Frank Johnson, Qvice Presidentj, Charles E. Jones, QSuper- lntendentj, Leo H. Hansen. SENIOR TIME There are occasions when time seems like an eternityg on other occasions time glides by so rapid- ly that we desire to brake it, as in a still picture. We know that all seconds, minutes and hours of time are of the same duration respectively. What is it then, that makes units of time seem longer or shorter? Perhaps it is because all our living time is a series of experiences directly related to the circum- stances encountered. Experiences which are pleasant, enjoyable and rewarding, literally speed time with the fleetest of wings, while experiences which are unpleasant, painful and unsatisfying, make time stand still. In an effort to weave strong fibres of happiness and worth into our short life span, it behooves us to develop that pattern of tastes, values and wholesomeness which will enable us to contribute richly to our fellow men. To live only for ourselves results in miserable selfishness: to live adequately for service to others results in wholesome happiness. We sincerely hope that each of you seniors will develop a sensitivity of discrimination which will enable your series of experiences to be most happy and wholesome. Hold your candle high so that it may light the path of time for those who follow you! C. E. Jones, Superintendent of Schools OLE KVITLE ROYAL B. EVERILL Assistant Principal Principal To the class of 1960: Congratulations to you upon your graduation from high school. The time allotted to you to secure your sec- ondary school education ls all too short to prepare yourselves well to assume adult responsibilities in business and industry, to establish homes, or to enter upon the arduous and demanding studies required ln the pursuit of higher education. Because not all people are able to organize their time and efforts effectively, very special commendatlon ls extended to the many young people in the class who have used these three short years to the fullest extent of which they are capable. They are the students who have carried the heaviest academic loads, earning as many as twenty-two units of credit before graduation. They are the ones who have found time to take advantage of every experience possible in music, the theater, forensics, debate, the student council, journalism, cheerlead- ing, athletics, club-participation, and other activities. They are the boys and girls who, in an already busy schedule, have found time to offer leadership in the many class and club activities, and thus have contributed immeasurably in making our high school an outstanding institution. They are the young men and women who have developed their imagination and their capacity to dream, to envision the many opportunities for service to their peers, to plan and organize their time and effort effectively, and to prepare themselves well for the future. The class of 1960 has many members who in the future will demonstrate these qualities of leadership and service. Royal B. Everlll Ole G. Kvitle HELEN GARMAN SYLVA RASMUSSEN DELORIS FAST w - m s'sXsw .Nxilfll1mw VIOLA ALBRECHT HUDSON ALOFS ELINOR ANDERSON Library English Home Economics Counselor DEAN ANDERSON PAYE BRANDT Biology English ' Journalism BERNARD BARKIN GERALD BROWN Biology Band Chemistry LaVONNE BARKIN DAVID BASSUENER ERVIN BIRKHOLZ Commercial Biology Machine Shop ROGER COOMES SALLY COOMES KENNETH CURRIER Biology English Physical Education Science First Aid HELEN BURN DONALD CUTHBERT English Band Social Studies CAPTAIN SILAS CHUMLEY FRED DARLING R. O. T. C. Dean of Boys EMIDA DAWS HENRY DeBRUYNE RICHARD DUNAGAN Art Choir Social Studies Orchestra JOSEPH ERMATIN GER English German SUZANNE GEIER Commercial ANDREW FALLON Social Studies VELVIE FINN Social Studies FRANCIS FRUZEN Social Studies CLIFFORD HERTENSTEIN Mathematics GRACE GAYTON A. R. KAMMERER Library Industrial Arts ROY HAGLUND PHYLLIS HAUGEN Chemistry Home Economics Science LAURA KEATING Mathematics Science Science GARY KNOCK GWENDOLYN MEAD English Commercial Speech JAMES LAFKY English HARRY LARSEN Industrial Arts BARBARA LOFTIN Physical Education BURDETTE MAYO ROY MELVIN MARGUERITE MICHALSON JAMES MICHNA Social Studies English English Spanish SGT. ALAN MITCHELL DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN R, 0, T, C, Mathematics PAUL NEE Social Studies JACK NAUGHTON Social Studies Counselor SGT. ELWOOD NEAR R. O. T. C. DARLENE NELSON French Spanish WILLIAM MYERS Mathematics Football GEORGE OBERG English LLOYD PAGE Social Studies . HAROLD NOREEN Mechanical Drawing MERLYN RABE ELIZABETH REINHOLZ WILBERT REMMELE Agriculture English Physics Dramatics Biology HARRY POHLMAN WILLIAM RESS Physical Education Welding Driver Education Mechanical Drawing SEYMOUR PROVUS CARL SCHWENDLER Social Studies Mathematics ELEANOR SMITH GEORGIANA SOBOLA ELMER TERWEDOW Girls' Counselor English Commercial X wmv 'W' Y DOROTHY TESKA LOUISE THOMPSON ORPHA THOMPSON Typing Cafeteria Management Mathematics OSWALD TOBIT Social Studies RUTH VAUGHN AUBREY WOOD Chemisny Latin English GEORGE WITTICH IOAN WHITBY THOMAS WILKINSON Physical Education Physical Education Printing First Aid Donald Folts Frank Hollenbach Charles Hormig Brice Jackson S E R Earl Kirkpatrick V Ralph Whipple Harry Kreider N Marcus Winchester Douglas McMi11ian Milton Oestreich Ray Toedt Merle Tracy 'F 1--'ffwwf'-Hr: llunm ' Mrs. Kammerer 5-in X M Mrs. Partridge f K Mrs Fairman and Mrs Olson xg, CAFETERIA ? 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S A X Y I f E Ce Cm-'im ,ZF-'s:g,.SE,' S0Cia1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Reed, Vice Presidentg Mary Ellen Ho- gan, Secretary-Treasurerglohn Johnson, President. W- r vi B031 Q Y SHO ,JF -',- . 056 4 X +1 V X '. ' ' S+? qxxs Flares 4 XV ' Washes Jai! A A STUDENT -FACULTY R BASKETBALL GAME 36 f sau if Aim.il?.5! 'aff L' P53 t ,. mg,s3w,w ws fn, .af -31 SSW J, av 1 , ia: ' -fs? . f. ff 4,251 was 9' v , x img SCHOLASTIC HONORS FIRST ROW: C. Christenson, M. Walsh, S. Putterman, S. Hendricks, M. Teare. SECOND ROW: K Lippert, C. McCarvi11e, R. Blakely , I. Nohavica, N. Molldram, J. Conner ', J. Boggs. This group of nine girls and three boys represents students who rank scholastically as the top twelve of the graduating class of 1960. Each student maintained a grade point average above 3. 70 for the last four years. The class numbers 435 students. TOP TWELVE 'These students are National Merit Scholarship finalists. The representatives of the Class of '60 to Girls' State and Boys' State are Jeff Maiken, John Johnson, Dick Blakely, Nathan Molldrem, Debbie Klopp, and Carol McCarville'. Also chosen but They were chosen for their outstanding leadership ability. While they were at either Ripon College or the University of Wisconsin they leamed the operation of our government. Sl' if absent from this picture is Tom Thomas. r pl fi' l D, A. R. winner. The Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs of Beloit choose an outstanding senior boy each month to be their guest at the weekly meetings. Those invited to attend the meetings were Judson Burt, Nathan Molldrem, Dick Blakely, Rick Ramsey, Ted Cochrane, Joe Chamberlain, Ed McBriar, and Pat Reed. Also chosen but not present for this picture were Art Wienke, Jeff Maiken, Tom Thomas, and John Johnson. SPECIAL HONORS Each month the Professional Women's Club chooses a girl for outstanding serv- ice in various fields. This year LaVonna Topham was chosen for her artistic ability Sharon Krueger for her work in the field of home economics, Carol McCarville for her achievements in the science and math fields, and Susan Howell for her general service to the school. most likely most popular DICK BLAKELY CHRIS LAAGE best looking JOE cHAMBER1.A1N WHO'S REX MILLHEAM DEE WIDMER best dancers most humorous PUNCH WIENKE JAN WITTE SHARON PUTTERMAN 40 to succeed most dramatic i best personality MANDY TEARE MARY ZARTMAN scoTT wHm:somJ SUE HOWELL best dressed WHO SHARYN PURCELL ITIOSY athletic ED MCBRIAR most musical KATHY BYRD JIM MCCAU1-EY SHARON EVENSON 4I .irvmbw ., AMW M ff .A N., Q4 ,, F 14 4 xg A Q. 4 Lf ,gy ff lm: 2-ww A gf, ,,x.. 1.125 . al .. Lgawfz. . A 4. 'iw-iv 4w'+1i5gT55i1 pw , ZS F' .MJ .Y f ' H ,, A -was f 716 ,- i N , X af f 'V-Ss' :M . - f :9ff'LN ,: X . YQ? Y 5 Q , Q iq ia: XHVQWJ riqzzpgn X . if ' ' 4 35. W' ,, 4.55. .. 1355 . 1. Xfws, --9331, 4. Q . i zwgzu- 4--4 ,. .Lai I ww W... M54-. 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M K 4 CLA ,- 0 N' THE JUNIOR CLASS T TO RIGHT: Art Rhoades - Presidentg Jane Anderson - Secretary -Treasurerg Glenn O d Vice Pres1de if V Ax O F F I C E R S 'M Q33 M 'I ,Jw JI if fix, ,AF is U' N Q -if' Q Q fgzml 'i if iifffiis . f1l?f'f N- ' Nh 4,5 Tom Michael David Jeff Barbara Jane Phyllis A ckerman Aimers Alofs Amrine Anderson Anderson Anderson Yvonne James Donald Robert Donald Janet Jack Adams Allen Alton Amundrud Anderson Anderson Angel C arol Arnold Beverly Barber Charles Bare i , Q If is if 1 r 1 24 tr :,- - Q , , 19 we f - f ' Q 5 ,nfl ati? EF: 5 gf' r V f 74 Steve Ashley Cheryl Barnes Barbara Basford Judy Babcock Brian Basford K athryn Beachler Katherine Bailey James Beaumont David Beckus Robert Banks Judy Beedy James Belding C arol Baptist C atherine Bellin Ronald Bennett Barbara Barber Connie Bergman C arol Bigsby . ,Mm Mary Blakely Harold Blum William Bolen Sharon Bolly Richard Borgwardt Nancy Borkenhagen Carolyn Burgess Nancy Carney Malcolm C auldwell Sandra Burk Everette Chase James Cheadle Nancy Buroker Edward Chester Keith Christiansen . , s y rf ik, - , Linda Brehm Marjorie Breit Betty Burns Roger Christiansen Stuart Christman Michael Brosier Jacqueline Brown Diana Calkins Shirley Clark Judy Cleveland Gerald Brown Patricia Brownell Martha Brownell Jeanette Brozek Margaret Patricia Calland Carey Sonia Richard Cline Conway Karen Susan Colburn Coomer 75 Julie C otner Dorthy C ousins Richard Crabtree Richard Crawford Karen Dotter Eugene Edwards Fannie Edwards Arlyn Dougherty Judy Eichman Karen Eichman Thomas Crow W ayne Cuff David Drager Sharon Eichman Judy Ekstrom Thomas Gerald Dane Davis Victor Ronald Danz DePauw Gerald Kathleen Drake Dresselhous Donald Sharon Ely Engel Larry Elizabeth Engel Erdman Ronald Delaney Nicholas DeRone Patricia Dewees Judy Dietsch Linroy Edge Charles Everill Dona Everson Vickie Edgecomb Eleanor Eyre Mardi Farr Ronald Joan Carolee Fawcett Fillbach Fjalstad Norma Ann Sandy Fiese Fisher Flom Judith Frye Deedra George Lynn George Katherine Forbes William Fossum Barbara Joseph Fuller Gagliani Gerald Kathryn Gerke Gould Robert David Glesne Grandeffo Sharon Galsler Allen Grager Robert Graves Charlotte Fowler James Fr aley 'X Leroy Franks Linda Freitag f he X' Diana Fries William Froebel Judy Garrigan Robert Gunderson Mary Halbman Gail Garvey Barbara Hammond David Hanawall Cheryl Genung Eleanor Hanna Robert Hanson r.,, qu. 1 'fb 3 ' ef' Q.a' ,.4, Sallie Linda Richard Willie Dean Donna Duane Hanson Harper H ayes Hayze Heaston Hefti Hendricks Richard Dorthy Ralph Virginia Barbara Eleanor Richard Hare Hayes H aynes Heard Heffel Hendel Hess Arnold Hewes Carol Howard Roy Howard Edith Hodge Wilhel mina How ard William How ard Karen Darole Daniel Hogan Hollenbach Hollibus Judy Karen Carol Hunt Jacobson Jero Jack Rodney Francis Jacobson J aquish Johnson Jean Holloway Jeffery Johnson Norman Johnson Frieda Holmes Raynold Johnson Ted Johnson 78 K Vicki Johnson Burton Jones Douglas Jones Michael Jones Stanley Jorgensen Eleanor Julius Elaine Kapitanoff Gerald Karake Alice Karburg Stephen Karsteadt Jerry Kirby Michael L aV alle Sally Lawver Nancy Kirst Donald Lee Amos Letts Judy Krahn Richard Lewis Virginia Lewis John Khunle Joseph Licari Lance Lightfoot J acquline Laib David Lindrom James Locke Barbara Daryle Kephart Kind Judy William Kieth King Helen Rochelle Larson Larson Leonard Joyce Lockwood Long David Barry Loft Looker Donna Sandra Patsy Leroy Linda Lory Luebke Lund McCord McG1asson Dennis Roxanna Doris William David Lovaag Luke McC onnell McDonald McMillian Brent McTerrell Nancy Mackey Kathryn Magill Diane Magnaneizi Ioan Mahlum Beverly May Grace Meeker Derry Malsh Linda Mehring Robert Melton Ernest Markley Marjorie Menke! Dale Meyer Douglas Dale Richard Ruth Marks Martin Martin Maukstead Joyce David Robert Paul Meyers Miller Miller Mittelstaedt Paula Elizabeth Denton I aCOb Mikkelson Miller Mitchell Molland Q4 W W5 ff, , Sharon Mott Beverly Payne Erika Ohm C arol Norman Kathryn N ohr F Thomas Pate Mary Jane Patch John Oblak Karen Nohr John Niman Karen Parsons Karen Farmer RRR' R s 3, -1752 Myron Novy Janet Nielsen Claudia Newfield Donna Pagelow Glen Osmond .ri is Q 'Tl' Diane Noto C arol N ew berry Karen Nemetz Sandra Osborn Sally O 'Neal Susan Olson Sandra Olson Marilyn Olson Charlotte Oldenburg , I , Charles Northey Sarah Nelson Bonnie Nelson D ale N orth I anice Nehls Diana Meyers Virginia N orman Lytton Musselman Beatrice Murphy A 'xx 5 5 Km . 2 Xa Q' sr. 'pail ,Q Charles Deanne Roxanna Rose Rosenow Russel Myra Nancy Gretta Rose Ross Sailing Shirley Sanborn James Sands Tony Scodwell Kay Siebel Diane Simonds Jacqueline Seno David Singletary Larry Smart Robert Severson Marilyn Smedstad Gene Smesrud Stanley Sheats Everett Smith Ronald Smith Christine Schaeffer Arnum Schmidt Jilan Shepherdson Richard Solem Gerald Sonneson Gary Schoonover Patricia Schoville Elizabeth Schowalter Brent Schultz William Short Douglas Sorenson Fr ank Spahos Dawn Siebel Stanley Spain Barbara Spangler , x, l Shirley Vance Theodore Van Fleet Fred W ashburn William Wells George White Bess Kermit Van Keuren Voie I e an Mary Vickerman Vultaggio Joan Wagner W ayne W ahlberg Harely Wall Judith Walling Helen Ward Bonnie W arren Gerald W atson James White Lossie Williams Frank Weaver Carlyle Wilson Martha Wilson Ronnie Weberg Patricia Wilson Ronald Wilson Barbara Anne Wells White Julie Nancy Wolfe Woodrow Dennis Carol Wood Zapranoff Sharon W arren Carole Warriner Connie Ingham Penny Inks 260 1 c e SOPHOMORE W i i fs 1 E if 1 f ,Ay f 7-'F u , 7' fi, A C S if '-A 5 . , C O L F A F S I S C E R S Eugene Fiese, Vice Presidentg Vicki Loga, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Donald Hawkins, President. 2 x si' A' . 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L-..., Y g ,QR w QV qi -WW M 1 .Y M . v W, M f A my ., ,W M. . , um, . 1-W - , V, wry.: fm: W. wi, ' 'Q Lu 'f 5 Av: f fafqz ww- - ' 1 ' .f m SM in ' Q .L :QV Vg 1-Q - ,- X Y zu, 1 4 Q ' 315 5Kxf,fffw..mmq1 32,9 12. 1 ,ff P '51 ff jf K 5 :VT i f X gg-53:73 1. gf..rig:mmn-mum ff lQ:'f:-ff Q-if uwmww -nan-nv. 1 Q 8 . 'S , F? , Y gggvg X-wa, 4? v if' -- , .:,, .: 1 Q wi, L W un 3 'Mg N ii wifi' v W '-' M, Vs. . is ,L x, ,Q ,- . J, M2 wi? , s 41 x X , 4' L Q 43 5 2 .- 3 P Q' , W 4, T Q 2 X. , v Q 45? 1 .- ..., . gi . ,... ,,.., Q 37 kLL' ii., J .. , ., . . 'Q gwggsszwjgg ,,. . X . wwf 5 1 LQQ .,....,1W.fxmWm,wM,m,,,, 5.3 A- V- 1'+.1g2.,gL v- . .1 Sn Ik N , . .Y 5 3 , Q P f 1 sky u V I 529 xi W 5 .5 4. y 95 553 551: fig fiffe, , iY5fQ3- mam , W.. .., 2235 K - J. gtg Q.. Z- Q5 ,Q K, 4 Q N Alf ' ui K E 'lg if m' nw-aw. M M SH . E , F5 ,, 1: . -- azz' 2 ROW 1 - M. Cox, D. Gums, B. Sipple, J. Conley, K. Conrad. ROW 2 - L. Niman, A. LaChape11, S. Gutz mer, B. Smith, E. Connell, J. Kirth, J. Bakken, C. Kunde. ROW 3 - I. Cousins, S. Smiley, J. Baldwin, M Ladwig, J. Haakinson, L. Kubitz, I. Banks. ROW 4 - I. Bannister, J. Sloan, S. Gyarmaty, D. Skinner, H. Niles, R. Bailey, L. Nimz. u Q ,G , . ,, M, DH RCY CLUBS INTRODUCTORY We of the Beloiter staff believe that Memorial High School offers to its student body a well-rounded and varied extracurricular program which provides through its numerous clubs, activities, and organizations, a chance for the student to learn and develop beyond the walls of the classroom. For a student with an eye on his future, there are many future clubsg aspirants in the fields of teachin S. farming, nursing, and commercial work will find congenial groups of like-minded students with whom to dis- cuss their hopes and dreams about the respective fields in which they fxexn might someday find themselves. 5-' 1.4: - In g To those struggling with the infinitives of a foreign tongue, inter- ns as L' 'S est may be stimulated by the joining of one of the four foreign language - C, , t ' . -f s':' q..,-2,551 I ' aai f 7 - , 'Z' clubs - French, German, Spanish, or Lating members of these clubs gain an added knowledge of the mores and customs of the peoples whose languages they are attempting to mas- ter. A Latin devotee may, for instance, don a toga and attend a Roman banquet right in Wisconsin! Many of our people believe in the philosophy that a person is happiest when he is in some way of service or help to others. A lance at o r l b g u c u roster reveals that those so inclined are of- fered variant opportunities to exercise that belief. Those wishing to serve fellow students may join forces with the office irls, l'b l b h g 1 rary c u , ome room bankers or hall monitorsg if they wish to extend their helping hands beyond the boundaries of the school, the Junior Red Cross awaits! Student Council, representing the entire student body, offers many services to the group and provides re- creation through its sponsorship of many dances throughout the year . , w lf? N 1 I 4 lf Q 1 REMARKS Two organizations - THE BELOITER and THE INCRESCENT - offer the 4 J' . . . . . -I , J: student a chance to act in both the areas of service and creativity. As these S-A., , y V f. groups give of their time and effort to produce literary items for their fellow ' 5- El students, they gain in the knowledge of creating and producing. Or, if a ,gn i ZX 1 student feels his creative urge may be better expressed through the medium -sf its 11 Nix 11 V of paint rather than ink, the Art Club extends him a hearty welcome. Per- '39 1 F 5 1, haps he fancies himself being called to tread the boards - Junior Theatre . eff 7 XZ 7', - S41 , Q R 111,34 it will find him a place, would he rather work quietly behind the scenes, the it---1'-h V Stage Crew is eager to accommodate him. Girls eager to create via the needle and thread, or pots and pans, may join the Home Economics Club, and Bowling Club for girls offers the chance to learn and participate in a good wholesome sport. The sports-minded of both sexes have the opportunity to exhibit their particular F, as physical prowess in the two intramural organizations. qu . '. Toward the end of the school year, two honor clubs cast eyes about to elect ' V ' Q worthy candidates into their organizations. National Honor Society selects students 3 of high calibre in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Quill and Scroll Society is more specifically interested in those who have labored with the pen, but the selectees must be good scholars and citi- zens, too. We hope with the preceding words we have given you a good picture of the clubs and activities offered with- in the walls of Memorial. We would recommend to the present juniors and sophomores that they add interest to their school life by becoming an active participant in some of our organizations f Z 'lfxv l 54,5 sh ss' waits Qazzg-531 1 .. . , I, x J . I iv 1 , YW 1- 2 Z 1 5 'fifvf Qkxr K tie .X ,A ,X 1 'f 7 9 0' -, 9 at r ,I 4? .5 I: .J R! swag, g f B.: Y r ' s I I l ROW 1 - J. Obanion, B. Batterman, P. Adams, N. Molldrum, J. Obrien, I. Whiteford, I. Hessler, J. Witte, I Chamberlain, S. Howell, Treasurer. ROW 2 - L. Bell, G. Nelson, S. Bornstedt, W. Greenwood, B. Schowalter I. Maiken, D. Dahlberg, G. Fiese, I. Anderson, D. Hawkins, C. Laage, B. Wells, P. Hendrickson, M. Hogan A. White, J. Ritter. STANDING - S. Jorgensen, R. Engets. Mary Pelardi l00 STUDENT The Beloiter is proud to introduce, in behalf of the Student Council, Mary Pelardi, who lives in the village of Agios Isidoros on the island of Rhodes. Mary was adopted by the Student Council through the Fosters Parent's Plan, Inc. , in May, 1959 and since then has been receiving aid from the group. The eight dollars a month sent to this 10 year old girl means much to her and her family. She regularly cor- responds with Sharon Putterman, Chairman of this particular activity. ROW 1 - C. McCarville, Secretary, E. McBriar, President, S. Putterman S Stoddard P Plautz D W1dmer R. Taylor, D. Klopp, V. Edgecomb, B. Wells. ROW 2 - P. Inks, N Porter K Gould A Rhodes V Loga B. Tobias, M. Schelman, J. Johnson, E. Hanna, C. Cheadle, J. Florey E Hodge D Rosenow J Chamber lain, Vice President, K. Byrd, M. Zartman. STANDING - G. Osmond D Skinner COUNCIL On December 1, at a general assembly, the Student Council officers of this year were duly installed. Mr. Kvitle, who is sponsor of the group, had the honor of installing them. First to be installed was our president, Ed McBriar. After the gavel was turned over to Ed the constitution of the Student Council was turned over to our vice president, Joe Chamberlain. Carol McCarville, our secretary, was given the secretary's book, and Susan Howell, our treasurer, was pre- sented with the treasurer 's book. X9 ' ?E f' . , .XA X f 'N' 1 .X Q 2 Q X, ' Y X. . 8 I , A 1 ' x 'a SS, , 7' . in J af KSA b ., 'x . f gig , 1 f ,gi .4 .',- ' fb- Q f Q . f ,E . wif w QW, 5' wh. A ' I - A f .1 .A K 9 5 ' ii Svwfxiw - ' 'YIFY3 Q53 ,sz-E if YS in an x ww: , K ,.. 1' ix, HITS Niwfbififf HQ.- AQ1wf,K.m--f 3 A ,.,., , leg: ', 'V ig ?5f7Q3V3 Q' iii 752 I ff. i?i',,1if?ffi My , xl M.:-X: . Sim . if . +2 :ffl-f - 3 ws 5 ,,,f1i-I-g5ggf:s.:,:,1a5'pz' '-- Q, fri? ! , - 5 ' ..,VVV ,, x.5 E ,. ,, :,V , Qs if it ,. L33 5 ,L A , . . ig ' ' Tig J . ,M - f- K Q le -,za -V , AMN ., ,v ,, f Q F Q1 L3 ' ix 11 A A '56 ::71P' L .i,fy.i:::5g-.fr , --:ST .. -:, iii: igsgzfwu .,.. E , f 8' . z :H , K x 'AQ ,72'fQ4?ff3??EfQf.Q, mfiirib - K in ,f::fj.Ll1ff'f .1 .J y K Hqi '.1E3.i1s.Q.gggi2g,, 1 112335, , 1112-'M ggfss'32a.1.' W M nl.-,Q x ., . , YMi ?,N,w L W H ZOOPUHIZO The all-school bankers were totahng up a day s rece1pts I Yonts and K. Nohr. 22 co P1 ru ug, 34 52 ,152- 'J' 35 in ...., 0,8 'E EE Fe?- 'fro ga PE' 5? cn. Dew, -T: an Do you N: v-1NJ -4 'IO QU 50 aa. 0952. F.-, U -De U5 mo QUE 3? OE! OND ROW: E. Reinholz, S. Tuller, N. Kenny, and L. Bell. M M E R I A L ROW 1: K. Hogen, V. Heard, C. Froste, M. Sulanke, S. Russell, J. Ross, J. Hendrick. ROW 2: D. Hefti, S. Yonts, S. Sands, J. Dietsch, N. Kirst, V. Norman, B. Basford, C. Chew. ROW 1: T. Hollis, J. Marston, S. Jones, B. Murphy, S. Genung, J Gordon. ROW 2: M. Tinder, G. Garvey, N. Fiese, I. Wanger, I. Johnson, S. Wald. L U B 1l:mxmais 2fmHf.1lr S.A.f -E -fx 31 KJ? 75 52 if THE INCRESCENT Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Page One Editor - Kathy Remmele - Marcia Turner Georgia Nelson Page Two Editor - - ---- Nancy Bue Page Three Editor Art Editor ---- - Bernice Kroll George Whaley Sports Editor ---- - - - Don Walrath Advertising Editor Exchange Editor - Photographers - - Artists - - Reporters - - -Iudi McCarthy LeAnn Rusconi - Derry Malsch Jim White George Whaley Ralph Haynes - - - -Jan Witte Nancy Bue Pat Brownell Mary Zartman Carol Edgar Peg Fisher I ohn Esser Marty Peebles - F R , 'ND X 'up X iiI,rD r., N assi? X1-.EZ xx ?f 9 fd? '- Q L, !,'lf Sr x-' f 7 7 fl 1 1 in ff il Y -- , W - .L 'a : 'T' Dwi. - 'pf' 'F ,- 1 - 4 f A if X ENN- xw. ,Q-Z wg' -- I07 Tk- i ,, , if A ' Q ,Q , R537 .1 bxf. . :iw N 0 SM 253.335 we f Q f ,X f 3 QS? 1 'A fivfpswif-,V zM,,,iTaWLgs1 , H . , 1: 'f :x ,ewwag--g.fQ. JM V ,gk- w sgsa - ,,i:wi.,,,,g5,,m, ,,n L.- 5 . K E .MWS QQ Xl 1111515-1 -gf an ww'-asfx 252:55 J m - 5- - ' 492- ev. ' g .. P .Q 6 , zffii F38 ww giwg ' 11 hw .w A if in Q I 'E ikaxf. Eff ,,,L 1 4 as if 'E gl Q fx , ? .. .Y at X25 K fi' f, 5' .M jg , ' N . ,Swag 2 E 5 ' 'r W, u Ll? QQ I09 .A L, LIBRARY CLUB Penny Finger Sally Goetzke, Bernice Kruil Penny Finger, Presidentg Mary Patch, Vice Presidentg Sally Goetzke and Sharon Gard, Social Chairmen. M f, 3, 5, 'Wi f A L df. Almrti - Y-,ix WMQM! t M L ' Q. A A - ,Q , 1 .Q- ,,-S' ,:A, 'WG ' 3 J. i Q., lf '-352. 2, ' ffm ff XR NH, I vz. ' 1 vi f,4ff,Q1:.fvf4f:mef,f 1 wmv 1411 ' f M.. , Q3 'yz 1- zs,,:'s5X.fi.:'5s-fffr, was- ' , 3 sr-1.-Iiizzfi-.-2 w ff 1 P, Q wmmartw 1 f 444.1 . - ' Gffw-PW ' ,S ,we-ww Ju 2 kr ' 1 if Vfwm Agri' 1 41:3 . -- 1 Q . 'ggtme N 1 fz 2:gfz'L,1g3ts.-Ylia .gm-,fzfs 5 54-A gf 9, X 1. A isgvqff 1, N?Q,zf,55Q5,5,gi g M N M ' g m A 4 1' ' W.. A. M . - 1 L,,. k JFQWYI if 1 My ,, . ,A gl. . X , . . L. sig . I ,,'L,,, 1 K . -,Ag -5- -we af , W , gi Q, XL .2163 , 1' ff-1 . T WNH?E 'Y' 2 Q , +4 .. .731 :Q ,Qu fig, 1 1 ,. -T sm ff - ?i15Q33'2hQl1l5.fi?,h S gg, Ng . ff gIf,w35fi,3gLg:5 .5g,:,,3,,.k,gm!gswr5gfya, ug if S5 :su 5 , .- J 1 5-ff' ' 511553134 W a f1':1?i?iS.sEHg.15 rg aging, f gjmgvk Lifggfg ity ll , f ' -1- af .Aw , Q, ' ' N Y Wifi' 7 FRENCH CLUB 1. I 'Ng PICTURE ONE - ROW ONE: I. Winger, B. Wood, S. Putterman, G. Hay, M. Patch. ROW TWO: I. Johnson, J. Krohn, I. May, K. Remmele, and M. Hill. PICTURE TWO - ROW ONE: I. May, President, K. Remmele, Vice President, B. Wood, Secretary, M Turner, Treasurer. ROW TWO: I. Patten, B. Churchill, M. Teare, T. Gobel, L. Ring, L. Mjaanes, and N. Borkenhagen. LATIN CLUB SEATED - M. Fraser, I. Hessler, I. Buell, J. Gjet- son, M. Gower, and J. Cockrane. STANDING - N. Jack, K. Tompkins, I. Pier, C. Bryant, M. Soul, x I t X' and S. Swannack. M QA' . ', r'T'Ilf:f1T1 SEATED - W. Adams, B. Beadle, J. Blakely, and J. Bedell. STANDING - A. Gilbert, J. McCleary, R. Daler, J. Wells, G. Fiese, and B. Wells. SEATED - P. Davies, C. Kusbilock, S. Bohrnstead, A. Burkholder, and J. Dass. STANDING - W. Bern- houd, L. Deitzmann, B. Barterman, S. Olson, B. Thomson, and L. Querry. II4 SPANISH CLUB ROW 1 - B. Schowalter, J. Hansen, L. Bell, E. Hanna. ROW 2 - E. Hodge, C. Bergman, M. Ross, S. O'Nea1, B. Miller i , A We V' ' -Q XX 5. 'X . my I ROW 1 - M. Smedstad, K. Gould, B. Kephart, P. Inks. ROW 2 - B. Klinger, D. Luebke, R. Taylor, E. Williams, Y. Adams. QS: 1 9' i' ' WW X, .,,. lA 5 i . wi ,Jw ZW 232vsQw4g.gf, ,W Q55 ,Q ,vm f , ,, .. , , -- E X W ,,,,f-.,,V A E ff 3 ' P ' 'L ad QS? X L -' .x wt ,Wm KW. 3..,.i.,. A X, EL lf Q . -,,: Q ,-ff,5:sk,R,m :,-Jffelk , ' Y ' 'J a ff ' in .. ., . mi, EH xii? 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': : 32K-:M ,ma nigga fix, , wig: 1f1:5i:2V1 fl' e12i,w,15. 4 'f 1 These members of Junior Theatre were caught enjoying themselves at a hot pot which preceded a dress rehearsal of the club's sponsored play My Sister Eileen. NQmxT eww wm. JUNIOR THEATER HOT POT STAGE CREW PICTURE ONE, ROW ONE: S. Luebke, K. Rau, S. Swannack, P. Mikkelson, J. Seno, B. Klinger, I. Pier, D. Peck, B. Schowalter. ROW TWO: B. Locker, A. Swanson, C Delaney, I. Boggs. PICTURE TWO, ROW ONE: P. Duenow, C. Guelzow, M. Teare, stage manager, K. Dotter, I. Corner, B. Batterman, N. Kopp. ROW TWO: B. Podewells, C. Pier, B. Reinholtz, E. Edwards, C. Northey. ww SP -. Q il 'Q i 1 fwgggrw K ,Ji .. , 5,5 .e , L A Y N35 f A ,, ' - 3- l g S g 1 , w w w ifiimiifffi gf zsf gfskggmfxf V Q f .fiw gw 1 5513521 W - 'W-f-,I J - 1:-iw, , - x -kr S g z K FUTURE FARMERS PICTURE ONE: ROW ONE: H. Franks, D. Hanewall, D. Lee, K. Sands, V. Vance. ROW TWO: C. Bauman, D. Williams, R. Merlet, W. Teivs, L. Steele, A. Thompson, L. Simpson, L. George, R. Measner, C. Weberg, H. Helser. ROW THREE: I. Ryon, R. Turnmire, R. Royce, C. Van Golden, S. Snow, M. Dixon. R. McCauley, G. Schoover, W. Franks. PICTURE TWO: ROW ONE: M. Williams, L. McKil1yis, S. Davis, G. Voights, A. Basye, C. Chamberlain ROW TWO: L. Garbers, J. Bell, D. Baptist, T. Walker. J. King, E. Church, H. Dang. ROW THREE: A. Pollard, A. Meier, D. Russell, G. Stukler, D. Wallers. l23 gr' A ,W , vi .13-3 23 if H wa E W 5 W' ,L 1 M W. , fa ...A ' x L V .iff.9Tix1fL 191 '35 , W ' mf 1. . gf I ,4 gif! - ,-kW wiitw Y . Ll iigyli l 1 givin . 'L W' W W R W i W V ., N 11 s im 1 ' fp 1 - , Q, W i 2 f ws f. ,FV Q- , e ul 4 ,AW .,,v'f NWT. -1. f if Q23 gg as 9 x 5 w - I K V51 1.5 4,5 .- M EEK! 4 ik r wx N l25 QUILL AND SCROLL ROW ONE: INCRESCENT: G. Whaley, B. Wood, K. Remmele, R. Luke, M. Turner, B. Kroll, N. Bue, G. Nelson, D. Walrath. NOT SHOWN: Iudi McCarthy. ROW TWO: I. Maiken, D. Showers, M. Smedstad, L. Ronde, J. Swinehart, P. Finger, I. Locke, N. Swinehart, G. Fawcett, T. Scodwell. NOT SHOWN: A. White. Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. Qualifications for membership are that students must be in the upper third of their classg they must have sixty inches or more of published material or have done superior work in editing or business management, and they must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing publications. The purpose of the club is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. IN E HNATIONAL 1 Qu? 9 5, Sc-Rott DEBATE: D. Arbuthnot, V. Johnson, M. Blake- ly, M. Rasch, M. Sims. Each year the Debate Squad debates on a resolution. This year it was, Resolved: That the Federal Government should substantially increase its regulations of labor unions. The Forensics Squad has many sections. They are original oratory, interpretive reading, humorous and serious declamation, and extemporaneous reading. Through the year the club competes at various schools and if any member has an A rating they go to the state meet where they get rated either A or B . The advisor is Mr. Knock. , .f DEBATE AND FORENSICS DEBATE: D. Ely, G. Johnson, l. Nohvica. FORENSICS: ROW TWO: M. Sims, D. Malch, J. Maiken, L. Rohde. ROW ONE: D. Klopp, M. Zartman, M. Rasch, and B. Hammond. 4. i- N Vita.. TOP, SEATED: L. Topham, S. Jacobus, L. McLain. STANDING: R. May, P. McIntyre, R. Creasy. RIGHT, SEATED: A. Sarnow, S. Thrasher, H. Weberg. STANDING: D. Holmes, V. Kindschi, P. Mar- tin, G. Whaley. BOTTOM, SEATED: S. Jones, J. McCarthy. STANDING: I. White, K. Seitz, I. Witte, P. Goetzke, S. Purcell, P. Reed. l28 BELOITER ART STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF A ,.,'.,i,. dh ,. , ,,,. 1 l 4 Q Ex ...ZV 3 k 1 1 ,ll V X -I A ..,,3 a l' TWP L' ID E x i RUSS MAY VIR GSL KINDSCHI ARMY STAFF Sergeant Elwood Near, Captain Silas Chumley, and Sergeant Alan Mitchell instructors of Memorial's R. O, T. C. unit. A If 1 M, T S I SE x A . - S. '- VXEXM, ,K ..., A ,W ,, ., ,S .im Y ' 5 A , an ,I Xxx R U K if ff H X 'V w' N. :Q 1 S ' XX ' o 5 18 ' gs ef' X, ' 0 . fa 6 A 3 of . Ax L 5 aku . fs .f ni s -. . A I 5 ,I A , W - JN 5, 4 3' 51 ,ab- W. 5 f 4 'ezf X1 X I Lia, O 0 0 x ,.,. it N Q cf. 3 ,xi , ff if K . 1? Q95 f as Qiflgg ll 11 4 A COMPANY A L FIRST PLATOON, COMPANY A: ROW 1: F. Young, M. Guetzke, R. Bailey, A. Hinderliter, D. Drager, A. Letts, W. Oliver, L. Lockwood, B. Martindale. ROW 2: M. Aimers, M. Ladwig, J. Donaldson. I. Bedell, D. Hollenbach, A. Arbuthnot, C. Hoover ROW 3: L. McLain, I. Niman, W. Short, N. Hough, S. Messer. R. Maves, W. King. ROW 4: E. Bennett, D. Tubbs, I. Babcock, I. Decker, R. Gunderson, C. Gruber, L. Burns. I34 1 Si at ifrw 42 432 2 in 252 fa' --'2'iMF 1K fffs ff's s '? A f '4:fi 'ff2,'Q? 35' 7 Q' 5' . X 'inv I A L. Lf. WS EJ 55+-, J lun . 2' . .,v E EAU I ? - . 52:5 'WWI' Y., an mb . ' fr- I A-'l1 yf':: H , Q g1W- 'ig S - iygg. W ,gg, tjw. 'W.v, JUN F Y Q' V' . . , rA'i' 'J- J Q .5 ' 'gif' gqpi . 1 -- Eff F 'H 5 ' ef Q 1- Q1 if f 2 ' ' E Q , u 'l lst PLATOON, COMPANY B: ROW 1: R. Phillips, J. Althaus, N. Graves, A. Heigl, I. Burke, W. Adams, R. Radke, S. Karstaedt. ROW 2: R. Foslin, W. Lierman, D. Ely, S. Bedell, C. Brozek, I. Hudson. ROW 3: G. Hanson, R. Brohn, D. Allen, M. Brosier, A. Thomsen, M. LaVelle. ROW 4: G. Hquser, R. Klewin, J. Molland, B. Anderson, C. Norrhey 'lr ' 44, in 4 com PANY B ' , F' V 1-'Q . xx - , ' . A a kLg. Q-Egg. f ',, ' 'V 4- K M ,L . , V V 'i . . .wg HH A E . K ' B thi ? sf N . xv . ' Q gi 'gfg-x D' dy. -?Qf4i Eg' T ff. .gfvvxj Q it K Q ax 'E .1 u' ' .X , S i an Z Bl M. ' - i. AW SL sig? K3- V: N 7' 9 ' ' , ,MK xl v Q 0 O U 0 YE 3. ,Q 5 m TJ 3' , o Q ' ' n f Y 'Il a ., 1 K W Q n-,.1 1,1 aff '- T , I 8 ' I .df X iw ,F I ,. fl-.V N .4 J CCMPANY c lst PLATOON, COMPANY C: ROW 1: ROW 2: Looker, L. Bell, l38 . Nelson, R. Howson, R. Wells, D. Beckus, R. Taylor, A. Rennison, J. Blakely, D. Lovaas, R. Hart KOPPs I. DOPIJ. B. Anderson, R. Cole, S. Christman, G. Whear, A. Swanson. ROW 3: B. Eastman, I. Howell, L. Guptill, B. Johnson, A. Daugherty, L. Rule. ROW 4: D. Grade, S. Shears Edwards, W. Lorenze, T. Doll, R. Hart. I. Rassmussen. Z . Y? g ii' X f ii 1 4 llffig XM., si! X u ' ' ' ,ij 4 ..'!!' if Ni 3 55 ix x . r ind? WV A,.v, ,., a 1 I , J 4 - A W E .' W I wx H xiii rf ' .1 Q Y 'Y T A . j, x I X 4' .Q 7 3'- w Q .nn- 'U .-Y. Q! A Y VV! 5 v' ,ax . 1 x .Q . 'iff , few L. Y ww if we o N 3 5 3 RIFLE TEAM: ROW 1: K. Meives, D. I-Ieaston, M. Aimers, R, Phillips, J. Donaldson. ROW 2: R. Ramsey, R. Blakely, V. Kindshi, R. Royce, T. Thomas, Sgt. Mitchell. MCNEAL RIFLES fentire teamb. ROW 1: T. Kohl, B. King. D. Heaston, N. Rose. ROW 2: R. Lovaas, T. Cochrane, M. Aimers, R. May. ROW 3: J. May, T. Thomas, Lyle McLain, L. Strong. STANDING: I. Johnson fC0mmanderJ. l40 McNEEL Sharyn Purcell, Company Ag Marjorie Borgwardr, Battaliong Kaaren Noss, Company B5 Sue Oberbruner, Company C. iPhoto courtesy Beloit Daily Newsj RIFLES MCNEAL RIFLES fSenior Members! Left to Right - Jim May Lyle McLain Richard Lovaas Norman Rose John Johnson Ted Cochrane Tom Kohl Russ May Tom Thomas l4I XQA: -1 i -mi . Q, gweiii X Q2'ff9? 2 2+ s Q' Lif Q. f 1 5 W, ux x fbi' , wi? XS' V, Q . x ,f Hg iw Nix if if C. 'f 411553255 k ? ' 4 - f .. 4 xv A . n My -Q W ff E1 o , . J 1 n is E n 35 Q ,Ny Q A Q N, S' f is 5? Q 5? :W E if 'X 5,2 A rf is i if Q Q Q Q gr? 'Q 'ii ii, 5172 .SV 3 Aw, i X 5 R ,Q . .v Y Qi.. I 4214 1? as Ag 1 A 's 4-1 ' x i . ix. 'W' 'I S Q' 1 YK . r ' X f Li : Se i , kg!! A K 4 sw X tw Q '3 Q Q . A f we 0 3 C ,SG av, 5 .M-54, X- I, ,, -.um K Q , if 5 F ' Q I Hl2xJ A . ,.,. M13 1 'iff 1 1 ff Q d sfifxf A f . fi Q sw . if f f ay, ,f . 'A . 1 3? - ii ,A L , ixx X' ' V A 2 lv H9 Q L. wif' gmt! 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MW wi ,mmf -...,, if len SHARON THRASHE R MEMORIAL HIGH BAND ROSTER MEMORIAL FLUTES CLA RINETS SA XES CORN ETS Sharyn Evenson Pat Sheahan Ann Kernland Mary Hogan Margie Calland Marilyn Smedstad Ann Fisher Prudy Adams Signe Bohrnstedt Kathleen Ensley Judy Jordan Sheryl Strong Suzanne Harvey OBOES Deanna Widmer Linda Rohde Jean Hesler CLA RINETS Donna Graves JoAnn Merlet BarbaBauer Ruth MacMaster Judy Peterson Sally O'Neal Judy Reynolds Sandra Quillen Sandra Twist Claudia Newfield Elinor Hendee Jean Johnson Cheryl Knobelock Susan Swannack Marcia Gower Judy Lee Patty Duenow Jean Lewis Janet Weston Jeanne Ayres Bonnie Bettin James Bedell Dianne Johnson Judy Torkelson Christine Taylor SA XES Carol McCarville Don Nelson Grace Meeker Dave Grandeffo Roy Ramquist Jean Vickerman Jean O'Brien Walter Lierman Anne Morse CORNETS Kirby Meives Dick Blakely Dean Showers Dave Black Tony Scodwell Dick Martin A1 Swanson Ken Peterson Dennis Lovaas Dick Solem Barry Looker Dick Eastman Roger Dales Mary Ellen Sowl David Walther Diane Deacon HORNS Dick Ramsey Ralph Griinke Lee Ann Rusconi Jim May Carolee Fjalstad John Burke Dianne Dohlberg Judy Gjestson Linda Mjannes Sandra Lund TROMBONES Ray Peterson Phil Plautz Richard Lovaas Tom Dane David Drager Dennis Scott Stanley Spain Chuck Oster Martin Krueger John Merlet Richard Bailey HIGH BAND The Beloit Memorial High School Band under the direction of D. B. Cuthbert has done truly outstanding work in the new system they are using. This year the band is divided into the wind ensemble and concert band. The wind ensemble is made up of the more experienced students so that more difficult and technical music may be played. The concert band is about the same size as the wind ensemble and also does a good job with their material For the concert this year each will play one third of the program and will be combined into a symphonic band to conclude the concert. In putting in a full year crowded with music, marching, leaming, and fun, the band has truly done an outstanding job. BA RITONES Marilyn Page John Drager Debbie Klopp Alan Truesdale Don Johnson BA SSONS Mary Spangler Helen Larson Joellyn Buell TUBA Art Rehard Dave Lewis Dan Taylor Bob Glesne Mike Aimers Jim Florey Chris Quillen DRUMS Sharon Hendricks Clyde Austin Nathan Molldrem Norman Kopp Paul Middlestadt Lowell Sorenson MARIMBA Judy Swinehart Carna Sue Cheadle MAJORETTES Penny Rowbottom Sue Melaas Sandra Thrasher in 5,3 Q Q gb av K' uf 1 w 4 V ., 5 ' W A , J 1 f ' 2 W . m 1 Q , K ,Q Q 0 'i' Q in EQ! Q 13, N . K K L A , N f - i 1 3 fa wmlggg 4 5 5 2,33 V, ,Q hx 1 ix. Rx Helm X 'E + ' X U x 0 1 HS Z L J 3 4- .. ' QXX W f , 35 E' 5 X f , ' 'x if ' 'MS W W 5' ' L.. -. 2 sa x S ' -' Ez - M um? , g Tai, K 'K waz, I ' X Q Sr f with 5 X my i Qijf 'if y L , , . :..i Q DRUM MAJOR HEAD MAJORETTE Walter Lierman Penny Rowbottom DANCING MAJORETTES MAJORETTES Dancing Majorettes: Jean Vickerman, Joellen Buell, Mary Spangler, Dianne Dahlberg. Majorettes: Sandra Thrasher, Susan Melaas, Signe Bohm- stedt, Jean Hessler. ggi .M I r L '99 -,N , x K ii . k Q QS fw.. ,,,,w , ,Bvmpt iff , . xi il, vw V353 ff.. tw ,A x Mya.- QW fx ,Q 10, . .L .wx N? ,QQ Q -we A ' we :A Nw.-if 4' h,zff'QI:za. I , 1 1' ' '1 1 QT ? X k 7 Zim- I M ZNIZSX K-x my 31 I J! 9? 191 ' .: , 'l J , fy f ff ff fy 1 4 is if i VARSITY The Varsity Choir meets five days a week and is an elective for juniors and seniors. The members of the choir present a formal Christmas and spring concert. ,The cast for the operetta is chosen from this group. Each spring the choir sings at baccalaureate service. This group also appears before the junior high and civic groups. I CHOIR SOPRANO: ALTO: BASS: Jean Locke Kaaren Noss Sandi Jones Carol Noss Sharon Derke Yvonne Lindeman Jean Vickerman Nancy Studinger Pat DeVoy Sharon DeVoe Pat Sheahan Avis Buchanan LeAnn Rusconi A LTO: Sue Oberbruner Donna DeMombrun Mary Blakely Janet Burke Eileen Babcock Lynn Page Elaine Kapitanoff Dena Peck Gloria Johnson Sharon Evenson Susan Olson Debbie Klopp Karen Palmer Kathy Dresselhouse TENOR: Dick Blakely Denton Mitchell Stanley Sheats Victor Danz Jake Miller BASS: Marty Peebles Art Wienke Ed Piszczkek David Alofs Larry Bond Jim Fraley Vance Johnson Charles Everill Scott Whiteford Jerry Althaus Phil Plautz Nathan Molldrem Leslie Strong Keith Christenson Bill Reinholz Tom Crow Harley Wall V+. -'Q-4 v 4 is N, Yi 11' Igf, 'f i z g l 'N ' ' i Q 2 , Q if fi J' K D f yu. . I fu ,f 11 'x K M V Q' .M at , N 5 5. x XXX ' 4 ...,gyA i ms .N 4-1- ,gmf K QFAQ, I 4- J' 14:1 HQ . Ef1 f i ? Qc 1. ll .uri N 0 GD fx S 0 0 X X! v U :X vig. X X X X Sw x X 2 3' ea f 1 X E ,, ,,.., K .,, . fx , X H 3755 122 J - 11, U 43,22 23221 A WW 4 f 3:5 , ,cv fv :MN .x.-1-y,1.isfmW, ' f f-f-f ,Ng-A M31 K 5 hd ,Y 4 '- ikggffzizwzvg. ,fx -- PM Q fr-,ii 'L iv.. ...,, ,..x A nfqggtfygv',1.,w.sfg 0 1 N -W,i'Qz,2gZg,4fsm-Q, 753,144 gig: .W f f ff ,Q-SQ23 4 . ry Jw, .f, 3-N2,2':?5aQ2:Q'ft.Liv 'L 'ffl' 'W k if 131513 X V H +2 W f fy'-' if .., . ,,,,1,fl, '- f-My -A-EV.. , ,VM . ww-wg N. , Q rfsfk K' ,M M . , ,, M H 5 H -1 Q wg, . ww 5 K ig. K. qgipz' 1.1 21 -K 123- ' - ff W- rf , Q ww Nga BIG EIGHT STANDINGS FOOTBALL SUMMARY OF THE 1959 SEASON Kenosha Park Horlick East Central West Beloit Janesville The 1959 Football season was a success in many ways. Although the Knights won only three ga mes this record was as good as any record in the last five years. The Knights opened the season by beating a very strong Rockford-East team. This broke a twelve game losing streak dating back to the 1957 season. The most satisfying game was the victory over Janesville in the last game ofthe season. The Knights had not defeated this old rival in four years, and the 26-O victory made the team, coaches and fans, very happy. The success of the season was due to a team effort. There were no individuals who were more important to the team effort than any other individual. The attitude and spirit were excellent, and the boys worked together as a unit. The coaching staff believes that with the continuing support of the students and fans and the proper attitude of the players, the Purple Knights will have many more successful seasons. SOPHOMORE TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Hanaman, D. Skinner, C. Currier, J. Florey, S. Gyjarety, A, Wright, R. Dales, I. Starr, B. McLinn. SECOND ROW: J. Sloan, C. Polky, L. Gruenwald, R. Kaun, C. Oster, J. Chamberlain, W. Wells, G. Giese, L. Nimz. THIRD ROW: H. Simplot, D. Wentland, K. Bailey, R. Rasmussen, J. Wells, D. Lubow, R. Gilbertson, T. Fell, I. Buroker. ' -...E . .5-:,:ffi':a, , la, .6 s. A . ,z :Fates-v.kf YQ. ' iw 1 .,,,. , -, y 1 ,ggsgfy nm ,ww if H ' 1 , .,5pf:f-j,g.:g:- .- ?5:l'?fV ' Yi ., f 1 , ., ' f , . 1 .9 .M X.. X ,viii Yi- .- - -1 w5s'f.sr-,,'-f .gsiwt2 aw f.p4gggyy.eff.1:viif . vr1yf'm53Zu?:i2'.f. ' .Q id1ffsQ:.f'.za1-i in ' 7 ky ,wg ff, if , V, ,M?,.,W.,. .MW .Wi sf, . T 1 ' wjxgif 3135431333-V. fx, -' , -A A 'ft :-if-...' , vim' fllsim ,V fivxnl-afar t.. ' i7Q'afff-E' . f . Lf T5 ,.-. .- . .- W .1 L .5 Q ii A 4 ' ,wi J W L' 1. :Q 1- H ' 151 53 xvbii 'si 3 4 L x . 4 1 f,-, 3 c ' UL T' Q ,,. mx: f ,, I is ,Egg 'fs 4, q gm , , 252 J 1 is A Q L J ' Q2 wiv , , W Wilm- N HN.. L I ff 44' ,gf ' I A f uhm, Fug., W - Wu... QP! 'Wy Q J, , ii gf '+-may as i aw 1 J Q as 1: s.,.,, ww' ,4 Xb-3 if 'Z 1 ' 'YA W ROW ONE: Jean Vickerman, Lola Thayer, Christine Laage, Kathryn Byrd. ROW TWO: Jean Anderson, Barbara Heffel, Nancy Buroker. CHEERLEADERS The three V's, vim, vigor, and vitality, are the words that best describe our cheerleaders. They have done an excellent job of portraying good sportsman- ship and attitudes. Their leadership in cheering in the assemblies and games has helped our team on the road to many victories. Captain: Christine Laage Nancy Buroker e New H. Lola Thayer lean Anderson ff? , i . E I igkisgx., XL, Url .,.. 11.4 Kathryn Byrd 1' V. ' v 'iq ff. M ' f-5 Hifi .w177'. .' .NL ' - ' he 5 we Barbara Heffel Jean Vickerman N ff 'O 59-60 J1m McCauley Dave Meeker nik Chuck Everill 1 Qwmfix. Jfwi?-V 1..- fy: ,gl i .,. , 1 ,I ' ff Ms yf W 5-11 fq pi. . , ?4fiiSSQ- KK +5 'N if :sig Q.. ,RW X Q' ,,.a -- :nr . ,K - Q H Y 54 gy M 3' ki it V , , s if . fx ,S'5,'l H iweev. S R . , W xg? . X' . . XXX X : ,N ,zo ,N B, N Q f- i Xe 'W k , fwiig K ' -1-an Q aim 'Q . fu-ns '2- 4 wiv! 2 g. I 'v . vu 69 Denny Lee Doug Kant KNIGHTS OF THE COURT The Beloit Purple Knights finished the '59-'60 season with an overall average of 8-13. The Knights just cou1dn't seem to get going as the calibre of play one game would be very good and then it would fall down the next game. The Knights, however, played good fourth quarter ball most of the season which just wasn't enough. Unfortunately, Beloit met Monroe, a contender for the State crown, and was defeated in the first. game of the tournament. The Knights bounced back to within a hair of the Sectional consolation honors before dropping a '72-'71 decision to Wisconsin High. Coach Barkin will lose three of his stalwart starters for the 60-61 season but will be looking to Chuch Everill, Art Rhodes, and Norm Johnson for his chief support. Photos compliments of Beloit Daily News Q Q f in I 'wif ' 12 'L R fi Wa. 49 QW L 5 Q?,,,,u-.Q -39 ? 5'A'gg Q ? sf' My 45 1 ,gt W .Q 'L ' 1 . 1 ' K 1 X . Ns gf ., 4' .4 My . . S ui si 'ff J, -W nw f f Sh ai k au. 'Ui .7 I Q, 5 X , x J J 1 1 11 r Q , H I X 3-'B K. ' Q ...Ez .. x K FRONT ROW: Norm Johnson, Chuck Everill, Dave Meeker, Denny Lee, Stan Iorgenson, Doug Kant. BACK ROW: Joe Wofford, Art Rhodes, Ted Reimer, Jim McCauley, Phil Plautz, Coach Bernie Barkin. Madison West - Janesville - - Racine Horlick - - - - Racine Park - - Madison East - - - Beloit - - - Madison Central Kenosha - - VARSITY ct. SCOREBOARD . 857 . 714 DeKalb Rockford East .643 Racine Horlick Janesville . 500 Madison West Rockford Harlem . 429 Kenosha Madison East . 357 Racine Park Madison Central .286 Freeport Racine Horlick . 214 Racine Park Janesville Madison West Madison Cenual Kenosha Madison East tournament Monroe Evansville Wisconsin High O 57 64 64 Qotj 55 59 43 44 50 47 40 57 Q2 otj 57 64 76 72 .64 60 58 83 63 72 O SUMMARY DeKalb 60 The sophomore basketball team coached by Rockford East 69 Bill Meyers followed the ways of the varsity. Racine Horlick 33 The team finished with an overall record of Janesville 63 8-10. There were several boys who played very Madison West 57 well and will undoubtedly be of great help to Rockford Harlem 26 Head Coach Bernie Barkin next year. Jim Bu- Kenosha 53 roker led the team with 216 points, followed by Madison East 47 Dave Skinner, 186, and Gay Lee, 138. Racine Park 53 Madison Central 30 Freeport 44 Racine Horlick 37 Racine Park 52 Janesville 68 Madison West 48 Madison Central 29 Coach Bm Myers 1 p Kenosha 42 Madison East 54 SOPHOMORE BACK ROW: Dick Gilbertson, Chuck Currier, Gay Lee, Tom Fell, Dave Skinner, Arnie Wright, Jim Buroker, Don Johnson. FRONT ROW: John Baldwin, Martin Kruegar, Jim Florey, John Wells, Roger Dales, Gene Thostensen, Mike Hutchinson, Manager, Gene Fiese. a swSf5's'aefE-Weill' V ' : ' zarl m V wfit'1!f.ffH-it 21335 f 'Mx f 1 se22f-iiaillw - 1 QL 7 j : g -EHS K FIM- ,,..i.EE-:Li I W- VW: 3, i- V- :..fLx f X -Q4 :VN K ff -.1 , ,, ,IW ,.x. ,. -X ' in . . fwklgyxsq -f .x ., , K+- v vw-V 1 W'-.1 -virfwfw x wg . 'z . 'mi-+5 Q,-. 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In 1959 he was the conference batting leader and the selection for Silver Sluggers. PLAY BALL! A REVIEW OF THE 1959 SEASON BY COACH HARRY POHLMAN . . . Playing with the best infield in the history of Beloit High School baseball, the Purple Knights came within an ace of winning the Big Eight Championship. Beloit spanked Madison Central, the conference winner, 9-3 in the only game in which they met. Schedule peculiarities because of travel and weather problems didn't permit some teams to meet on a home and home basis. In an overall record, Beloit won 11 and dropped 3 games, two games by a single run. Major League baseball scouts trailed Beloit at every game and as many as a half dozen were on hand when Beloit and Madison East played for the top spot. Four batsmen, Jim Merlet, Jim McCauley, Dee Garrett and Mike Pohlman hit over . 400 in the con- ference with Pohlman leading the way with . 452. Dee Garrett, elected M. V.P. , hit .468 in all games played. Mike Pohlman, for the second year, and Jim Merlet were elected co-captains. Pohlman, M. V. P. in 1958, was the Milwaukee Braves Silver Slugger selection to play with the Wisconsin-Michigan All -Stars in Milwaukee in August. Dee Garrett signed a bonus contract with the Chicago Cubs and played with Morristown, Tennessee, during the summer. Third baseman Jim Merlet chose Wisconsin for his future baseball. Mike Pohlman turned back a Milwaukee minor league offer and a Bradley baseball scholarship for an athletic scholarship at Rollins College in Florida. Jerry Taylor, the fourth member of the Knight infield, expects to enter college at the mid-year term. Starting the season by losing a pair of top flight ball players to our neighbors QDoug Grabow to Janes- ville, and Dan Hogan to Clintonj Beloit thrashed Rockford West on April 4, 15-6. Joe Chamberlain in his first high school baseball game drove in five important runs on three singles. Typical of winning teams Beloit turned in a 10 run third inning and clipped off three double plays down south of the border. I PLAY BALLI The next juncture brought in Ted Reimer and Bill Bowers spinning a two hit shut out over Clinton, 24-0. Jerry Taylor and Dee Garrett found the Leeson Park fences to their liking with each belting a three run homer. The conference opener went two extra innings before Mike Pohlman doubled home Dee Garrett with the winning run in a 3-2 cliffhanger, after two were out, to beat Racine Park. Park had scored in the first inning on a pair of errors and a base on balls. The second run came in the fourth on three singles that appeared ready to stand up until Joe Chamberlain delivered a two run tying single, chasing Jerry Taylor who had singled and Phil Plautz who was on second by a double, came home. Beloit handled Janesville easily the first time, in a 8-1 route. Jerry Taylor's two run homer put Be- loit out of reach to finish the scoring. Mike Pohlman with four hits in as many times to bat drove in the first four runs. On a muddy field, John Foster hurled a 7-0 shutout to post the Knights' second win at Racine Park. Mike Pohlman's triple with the walking Garrett aboard, followed by McCauley's single, set up Beloit's margin until a five run seventh inning. The splurge was spearheaded by four well placed bunts that came in for some mishandling. The Purple infield came up for a pair of timely double plays to snuff out Park Threats in the second and sixth innings. Madison West was Beloit's sixth straight victim as they fell 7-4 on another soggy field at Summit. Jim McCauley, having a perfect day at the plate with three hits, rammed home as many runs to lead the Purple. Jim Merlet unloaded a two run triple and was barely out in a home run attempt. Phil Plautz's sacrifice fly scored Joe Chamberlain after his lead off triple in the third. On May 2, Kenosha came to Beloit for their first win of the season to break the Knight's six game winning streak, 8-3. A three run first inning and a three run homer by Jerry Thomas in the second put the Red Devils in a commanding lead before Ted Reimer came in for his taste of Big Eight baseball pitching. Kenosha was helpless after Foster was driven to cover on the Thomas home run. MILWAUKEE COUNTY STADIUM - Scene of the annual Dee Garrett, season batting leader and most valuable All State Silver S1ugger's game where some of Beloit player, 1959. High School's baseball stars have participated. Gerald Menne, Joe Chamberlain, Jim McCauley and Art Palmer are demonstrating an indoor baserunning drill, in preparation for the 1960 Spring Season. PLAY BALLI Playing for first place in the league at Burr Jones Park before a houseful of Big League Scouts, Beloit blasted Madison East 12-4. Jim Merlet cracked out four hits in five times to bat. Jim McCauley and Joe Ch31T1bC1'13iY1 belted h0Tf16 IUHS, and triples were pounded out by Jerry Taylor, Ted Reimer and Dee Garrett. Mike Pohlman drove in four runs on a double and a pair of singles. Jerry Turnquist's three run homer, after Beloit had a 10-0 lead in the fifth, was East's only threat. John Foster struck out ten Purgolders Janesville put on a three run rally after one was out to upset Beloit 7-6 in the final inning. In spite of 12 lusty hits, Beloit failed to put enough of them together to cover up for some poor base running. Ted Reimer had 3 hits, Jim McCauley, Mike Pohlman delivered a lethal triple, scoring Dee Garrett, who had gotten a base on balls, with the winning run to edge Madison East 7-6. The win set up a first place bat- tle with Madison Central. Beloit got only five hits off big Pat Richter, but all were timely. Mike Pohlman and Dee Garrett, each having two hits, paced the Purple Knights. Beloit took over first place in the Big Eight with a showdown game sparked by a chilling nine run sixth inning to stagger Madison Central 9-3. Jerry Taylor's three run homer capped the deluge of runs. Beloit couldn't buy a run prior to the sixth inning blast in spite of eight solid hits up to that time. Central had 3 scattered hits all day off John Foster, but a pair of infield errors set up the Central runs. Jim McCauley had 3 hits off Grauvogl. Mike Pohlman's second double after two were out in the fifth, drove the singling Dee Garrett home with the winning run, in an uphill battle over Racine Horlick 4-3. Phil Plautz had singled home Pohlman and Jim McCauley in the fourth and scored himself as he circled the bases when the left fielder let his drive get between his legs to tie the score in the fourth. Deno Theo's two run homer had set up a 3-0 Horlick lead in the second inning. The Big Eight Championship escaped Beloit when a two um out pop fly was dropped in right field scoring a pair of B. 5 runs, giving Janesville a 2-1 win at Summit. Mike Pohl- f'J' '. x '7 man singled Garrett home with what appeared to be the 'N' winning run until the fifth. Ted Reimer hurled an out- , I standing game, giving up but a pair of outfield hits and . V 4 -ii . an infield hit to the Bluebi ds Q41-if B Q I 'Q 1 f ' .- s ' 1- 1' 7 9, --,f--gg, ' PLAY BA LL! In the final game of the season Dick Johnson got the only hit off Ted Reimer, who was backed up by a pair of double plays in a well played game in which Beloit tipped Racine Horlick 4-1. Jim Merlet smashed a lead off homerun well over the 322 foot mark at the I-lorlick field. A three run fifth inning set up by successive doubles from the bat of Dee Garrett and Mike Pohlman followed by singles by Jim McCauley and Jerry Taylor put Beloit out of reach for the home club. Back for the current season will be Jim McCauley and Phil Plautz who are two letter winners, and Ted Reimer who hurled good ball at the end of the 1959 season along with Joe Chamberlain. Frank Young and Mike Melaas, a pair of right hand pitchers, will be the pivot around possible success of this year's team. A complete new infield will need to be developed from last year's sophomores and juniors. Some ofthe leading candidates will be: Art Palmer, Jerry Menne, Norm Johnson, Bill Bolen, Emerson Creasey, David Hanewall, Dan Hollibush, Rod Jaquish, Bob Rasmussen, and Gary Schoonover. There is a possibil- ity of top flight sophomores diving into the line up if the upperclassmen fail to measure up to expected standards. Pitchers Mike Melaas, Frank Young, and Ted Reimer illustrate pitching grips as catcher Phil Plautz illus- trates the catcher's grip in a preliminary warm-up for the 1960 Season. Candidates for the 1960 tennis team: FIRST ROW: R. Ramsey, C. Everill, A. Hewes, J. Shinkay, P. Phillips. SECOND ROW: A. Rhodes, D. Brown, I. Carroll, S. Whiteford. T R A TENNIS SUMMARY C The racketeers of the 1959 season, coached by Seymour K Provus, ended one of Be1oit's finest seasons - perhaps the best. After a slow start, the team came on with a flashy finish, L copped the Sectionals, and finished fifth in the State meet, an E unprecedented feat for a Beloit High tennis team. T This year the boyant hopes of the tennis squad lie on the T fact that the entire team, with the exception of one player, E will return this year to form the nucleus of a slam-banging, R winning crew. M A N Roger Christenson SPR PO ING RT Event H. H. 100 yd. 440 200 220 200 1h 180 1h fon curvel 880 Mile H. J. B. I. P. V. S. P. Discus Candidates for the 1960 golf team: L. to R.: I. Maiken, D. Black, G. Hoey, B. Schultz, H. Wall, J. Hughes. TRACK RECORDS GOLF SUMMARY Leon Bandy Ed Polglaze Ed May Ed Grutzner Shelvy Bandy Ed Polglaze Ed May Leon Bandy Kenneth Druetzler Ralph Babcock Fritz Marks Grady Cobb Tarzan Honor Charles Nelson Donald Smith Dick McCauley Record Year 14. 6 1951 10. 0 1937 10. 0 1937 51. 0 1948 20. 4 1948 22. 2 1937 22. 2 1937 22. 3 1951 21. 2 1959 2: O3 1942 41329 1909 6'2l 1959 21'8f 1951 12'4f 1958 50'4 1949 148'1O 1948 Last year the Knight's golf team climaxed a successful year by placing 2nd in the State Tournament. The team, led by the Big Four - Tom Anderson, Terry Hanson, A1 Robertson, and Rick Rowbottom, won six dual matches while tying only one. They captured the Janesville Invitational which was host to 26 schools and finished regular season play by winning the Big Eight conference meet. Coach Wittich will probably build his team around Jon Hughes, and Harley Wall, the two retuming lettermen. The Beloiter wishes the team good luckl I8I ROW TWO: S. Howell, P. Staack, S. Putterman, C. Wilson, I. Hagstrom, D. Bryant, L. Williams, S. Thrasher. ROW ONE: P. Mclntyre, C. Strong, T. Griswold, S. Bua, C. Taylor, S. Jones, P. Fisher, R, Luke, V. Edgecomb. STANDING: Susan Melaas, Mary Schelman. KNEELING: Marilyn Peterson, Judy Conley. S C O H P E H E O R M L O E R A E D E R S CHAMPS OF TENNIS AND TABLE TENNIS n n f l 1 , l Finalists: Richard Hayes, Scott Whiteford. Championship will be held in spring. Champion: Darwin Utynek. 2nd place: Merrill Dixon, Mr. Fruzen Ccentery advisor of Boys' Intramural. 5 M - 2. fx ww' Q 'W 'M-wwm'W1fm ' Q' A 151 ? ., id fe I 9 ' , K -, ww Q4 if ,rf f ,X ig QQ! ,. E WA i' 2' ie 3 P f , X' ' W Y L41 QWJ15 is L 5 1' A- , ggi E ,K mi' xg ,wi ' 'U- Q X :Y v' ww QA ? M 7 KL K V 1 VR X . .1.1smf ::-- ' 51 5 7 Q Q 1 I ' .. W - M -5 ,.. ff - ' ::A3:'e,+f,,5L .-sm. , .. . . W X -V . ' X 5 Q AWK' sax:- ziqi' -Q Xa, ' iv M 1 War . A Q., x f I N I f iii ge--lim .ex sENloR SURVEY L f' , f .Q lffrfnfv AHRENS. GLORIA Glo Future Nurses 25 Y-Teens 2.3. AHRENS, MARILYN Future Teachers 35 G. I. A. 2,35 Girls' Bowling 2, 35 Hall Monitors 2.3. ALIVIO. JUDITH Judy Future Nurses 45 G. l.A. 3,45 Girls' Bowling 45 Jr. Red Cross 2.3.45 Stage Crew 2. ALTHAUS, JERRY Choir 2.3.45 Hall Monitors 3.45 R. O. T. C. 2.3.4. ANDERSON. JEAN Andy Cheerleaders 3,45 G.I. A. 35 Girls' Bowling 35 Hall Monitors 35 Pep Club 35 Jr. Theater 45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2.3. ANDERSON, RAYMOND Thomas Basketball 2. ANEY. JOAN Jo Commercial Club 35 Library Club 2,35 Y-Teens 45 Homeroom Banker 2.3, 4. APFEL, DONNA ARBUTHNOT, DAVID Dave Commercial Club 45 Debate 2.3.45 Forensics 25 Jr. Theater 25 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 2.3.45 R. O. T. C. 2.3.4. AUSTIN, CLYDE Claude Band 2.3. 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Hall Monitors 4. BABB, CONNIE Pep Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 2.3.4. BADE, SANDARA Kitten Chorus 25 Hall Monitors 45 Office Girls' 45 Jr. Red Cross 2.3.45 Home Economics 2,3,4. BALL. MARY G. I. A. 4. BAUER, BARBARA Barb Commercial Club 35 Band 2.3.45 G. I. A. 25 Y-Teens 2,3. BARNES. ED BARTRAM, PHILLIP Phil R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. BASS, RUSSELL Russ BARTLETT, DALE B Club 3.45 Football 2.3.45 Wrestling 2.3.4. BATES, SHIRLEY G. I. A. 2,3. BAUMANN, CHARLES Butch Future Farmers 2.3.4. Future Farmers, Sentinel 3. l86 BEECHI.ER, RICHARD Dick BELKEN, JUDITH Judy Girls' Bowling 45 Home Economics 3. BELCHER. KAREN Kay BELL, LOUISE Weeze French Club 25 Spanish Club 3.45 Pep Club 25 Jr. Theater 25 Student Council 4. Stage Crew 35 Span- ish Club President 45 Y-Teens 2. 3. BENNETT. JEANNETTE Jeanie BENNETT , SAMUEL Sam BERRY, RAYMOND Ray Football 25 Track 2, 3. BETTIN, WILLIAM Bill Hi-Y 3, 4. BILLS, ROGER Rog R. O. T. C. 3,45 Rifle Club 4. BLACK. DAVID Dave Band 2.3.45 Hi-Y 2,3,4. Treasurer 35 Golf Team 2.3.45 Wrestling 2.4. BLAKLEY, BETTY BLAKELEY. RICHARD Dick Band 2.3.45 Choir 45 Debate 35 National Honor 3.45 Junior Theater 2.3.45 Latin Club 2. 3. Vice Pres- idemt 35 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 N. C. O. 35 Silver 'Sabers 45 Fisher Marksmen 3.4. BOGGS, JUDY Agatha Beloiter 2,45 French Club 25 Jr. Theater 2,45 Student Council 25 Stage Crew 2, 45 A. F. S. Club5 N.T.C.F. Club5 Jr. Theater Secretary 4. BOND, JOHN Jockey BOND, LAURANCE Larry B Club 2.3.45 Hall Monitors 35 Football 2.3.45 Wrestling 2.3.45 Track 2,3. BORGWARDT, MARJORIE Margie Girls' Bowling 3,45 R. O. T. C. Battalion Sponsor5 Homecoming Queen 4. BRANDENBURG. JIMMY Jim BRETZMAN, MARK Hi-Y 25 Student Council 3. BREWSTER. MARCIA Jr. Red Cross 4. BROOKS, THEODORE Ted BROWN. BRIAN R. O. T. C. 2,3.4: N. C. O. 3.4. BROWN, DAVID Dave Future Farmers 2. 3. BROWN, DENNIS B Club 2,3,45 Hall Monitors 25 Golf Team 2, 35 Tennis 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Class Vice- President 2. BROWN, ROBERT Bob R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Photography 3. BOWN, MARTHA Mert G. I. A. 25 Girls' Bowling 35 Hall Monitor 3. BUCHANAN, AVIS Chorus 25 Choir 2,35 Junior Theater 2,35 Library Club 45 Stage Crew 2,3. BUE, NANCY Nano BURDEN, IA Mrs Jim BURKE, JANET Ian Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 G. I.A. 2. IUDSON, BURT Jud Science Club 25 Latin Club 25 R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. BUSJAHN, SHARON Sherry G. I. A. 25 Student Council 4. BYRD, KATHRYN Kathy Cheerleaders 3,45 G. I.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Home Economics 45 G. I. A. President 4. CAIN. JOHN CALKINS, EDWARD Bugeyes CARD, CHARLI-S Chuck CARR, DIANE Hall Monitors 3. CARROLL, JOHN Moe Band 25 Hi-Y 2,35 Latin Club 25 Basketball 25 Tennis 2,3. CARROLL, STEPHEN Max Spanish Club 25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Junior Theater 25 Stage Crew 2. CHAMBERLAIN, ICBEPH Joe B Club 3,45 Football 2.3.4, Co-Captain 45 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Junior Class Presidentg Baseball 2,3,4. CHAMPENY, MICHAEL Mike Cl-IEW, CLARASTEEN Clara Future Nurses 35 G. I. A. 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4. CHRISTENSEN, CHARLES Chuck Football 2. CHRISTIANSON. GARY Track 3.4. CHRISTIANSON, JOHN CHRISTENSON, CATHERINE Cat Band 2,35 Beloiter 35 Future Teachers 45 Girls Bowling 35 Y-Teens 45 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 25 Latin Club 2. COCHRANE, THEODORE Ted Chorus 45 Spanish Club 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Latin Club 25 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 N. C. O. Club 45 McNeel Rifles 4. COLLINS, JANE Bemice Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. CONNER, JEAN National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3,4. CONNORS, MARY Proxie Girls' Bowling 4. CHURCHILL, SANDRA Sandy French Club 2,3,45 Junior Theater 45 Stage Crew 4. COLEMAN, EUGENE Louie COLIIINS, DENNIS Squeak Basketball 25 Wrestling 2.4. CORNELLIER, TONY Scrooge CREASEY, ROYCE CURTIS, KAREN G. I. A. 35 Pep Club 35 Office Girls 2. DALTON, KAY DANKS, ELEANOR DAVIS, BONNIE Bon Commercial Club 35 G. I.A. 2,35 Girls' Bowling 25 Junior Theater 45 Library Club 2.35 Office Girls 45 Student Council 35 Commercial Club Treasurer 3 DAVIS, LOIS Lo Chorus 45 Girls' Bowling 2. DAVIS , WINNIFRED Winnie Hall Monitors 45 Office Girls 2,3,4. DAY, DEA NNA Deed Chorus 25' Choir 3, 4. DEMONBRUN, DONNA Duchess Choir 3,45 Forensics 2, 3,45 Office Girls 3,45 Library Club 4. DERKE, SHARON Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Junior Theater 4. DIEHLS, DALE Tex Hall Monitors 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3.4. DILLREE, KAREN Art Club 45 G. I.A. 35 Girls' Bowling 3,45 Pep Club 3. DEVOE, SHARON DEWEES, LINDA Kelly DOBSON, CHRISTINE Chris G. I. A. 25 Girls' Bowling 35 Increscent 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4. Treasurer 4. 61, 0 l87 DOPP. JOHN Spanish Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Golf Team 25 Spanish Club President 3. DRAGER, JOHN Louie Band 2,3,45 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 N.C. O. Club 3, 4, President 4. DRUETZLER, KENNETH Ken Art Club 3,45 Band 25 Hi-Y 45 Junior Theater 2, 3,45 R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Football 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2,3, 4. DUNN, TRUMAN Duce EDGAR, CAROL Ed Stage Crew 25 French Club 2, 35 Junior Theater 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Increscent 4. EDGECOMB, ROBERT Wrestling 4. EDWARDS, JUDITH Stormy G.I.A. 3,45 Pep Club 2. ELLIS , ,ROBERT Bob ENGEBRETSEN, RICHARD Dick R. O. T. C. 2, 3. ENGEL, JEANNE Art Club 45 Girls' Bowling 35 Hall Monitors 45 Pep Club 35 Art Club Secretary-Treasurer 4. EVENSON, SHARON Band 2,3,45 Beloiter 45 Choir 3,45 Forensics 35 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Junior Theater 3,45 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 3,45 Future Teachers Treasurer 4. EVERSON, SONJA Sona Beloiter 2,35 Future Nurses 3,45 G. I. A. 3,45 Pep Club 35 Ir. Theater 25 Latin Club 25 Student Coun- cil 25 Y-Teens 4. FAIRMAN, RACHEL FAUST, DAVID Mabel FA WCETT, GARY Lucy Beloiter 45 Spanish Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Chaplain 3. FERGUSON, KAREN Kay Art Club 45 Girls' Bowling 4. FINGER, PENNY Pen Band 2, 35 Beloiter 4, Ir. Theater 45 Latin Club 25 Library Club 2,4, President 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Dancing Majorette 4. FINK. JAMES Jim R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Track 2. FISHER, MARGARET Sam Band 25 Beloiter 25 Jr. Theater 35 Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 2, 3,4. Secretary 3,45 Increscent 3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3, 4. FLORA, ROY R. O.T.C. 2,3,4. FLOREY, CHARLES Chuck Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2. 525' -DA .sr M' -. ' .rl l88 FOSLIN, RICHARD Dick B Club 45 Hi-Y 35 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3 , 4. FREYE, JUDITH Judy Library Club 4. GILLHAM, ALLEN GLASS, ROBERT Bob GOETZKE, MARGARET Peggy Beloiter 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 G. I. A. 2, 3,45 German Club 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Science Club 35 Jr. Theater 2,35 Office Girls 45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 Sports Chairman 2. GOLDEN, JEWEL Polly GOLDEN, OZELL Ozzie Football 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Wrestling 4. GOLDEN, MARY Tail G. I. A. 4. GOLDEN, PAUL GORDON. JANICE Jan Commercial Club 45 Girls' Bowling 45 Home Economics 35 Orchestra 2. GRA DE, DOUGLAS Doug R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. GRATZ, ANNE Future Nurses 35 Ir. Theater 45 Orchestra 2.3. GRAVES, DONNA Commercial Club 35 Band 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Homeroom banker 4. GREENWOOD, WILMA Willie French Club 25 G. I.A, a5 Girls' Bowling 35 Jr. Theater 25 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3, 45 Homeroom banker 2. GREER, CLARENCE Intramural Football 2,3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Wrestling 2, 3,4. GRENIER, KAREN Kagie Commercial Club 35 G.I.A. 2,35 Girls' Bowling 3,45 Pep Club 3. GRIESMAN. JUDITH Judy GRIINKE, RALPH Reg Band 2,3,45 Sergeant 4. GILMOUR, ROBERT Bob Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Football 25 Wrestling 35 Stage Crew 2,3 GUETZKE, MITCHELL Mickey R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 N.C. O. 3,45 Fisher Marksmen 3, 4. GUMS, DAVID HALVERSON, RAYMOND Ray HALLOCK, KATHRYN Kathy-O Y-Teens 25 Jr. Red Cross 3. HALE, KAREN Frankie Commercial Club 35 G. I. A. 25 Hall Monitors 45 Increscent 45 Office Girls 2,3,4. HALMON, PERRY Pear HAMILTON, HARRY Ham HANSEL, DONALD Weasel Homeroom banker 2, 3. HANSEN, JUDITH Judy French Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Student Council 35 Spanish Club Secretary-Treas. HANSON, FLORENCE Bubs Home Economics 4. HANSON, GORDON R. O. T. C. 2.3.45 Football 2. HANSON, LINDA Lulu Girls' Bowling 4. HART, ROBERT Stretch R.O.T.C. 2.3.45 N.C. O. 4. HARTLEY, ROBERT Bob HA USER. GLEN Butch Debate 25 Science Club 25 R. O. T. C. 3,45 N. C. O Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 3. HELSER, HERBERT Jim Football 35 Wrestling 2. HENDRICK, JUDITH Judy Commercial Club 3,45 Band 25 G. I. A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Office Girls 45 Y-Teens 45 Home- room Banker 45 G. I.A. Secretary 45 Commercial Club Vice President 4. HENDRICKSON, PAUL Henry H1-Y 3,45 Student Council 4. HERD. BEVERLY Bev Spanish Club 2,35 G. I. A. 2.3.45 Pep Club 3. HESS, GARY Hoss B Club 2,3. 45 Football 2.3.45 Track 2,3. HESSLER, ROBERT Bob R. O. T. C. 2.3.45 N. C. O. 4. HICKMAN. LARRY HIGBEE, DIANNE Chorus 25 Y-Teens 35 Tomahawk 35 G. I.A. 3. HILL, BARBARA Barb Beloiter 35 G. I.A. 35 Girls' Bowling 25 Student Council 45 Jr. Red Cross 2.3.45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Program Chairman 2.4, President 3. HOFF, MICHAEL R. O. T. C. 2, 3,45 N. C. O. 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2. HOGAN, MARY Band 2.3.45 Future Nurses 2, 3.4, Vice President 45 Junior Theater 3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 3,45 Class Secretary 3.4. HOLLIBUSH, DAVID Dave HOLLIS, GERALD Gus HOLMES, DARCY Horse Library Club 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Y-Teens 2.3.45 Library Club President 3. HOLZMILLER, MARCIA Marsh Hall Monitors 45 Student Council 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Banker 4. HOOVER CHARLES Chuck R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2. 35 N. C. O. Club 4. 4- HOUSE, DA NNY Dan HOWELL. SUSAN Sue Art Club 3, Vice President 35 Band 25 Beloiter 35 Spanish Club 35 Future Nurses 2, 3, Vice President 35 Science Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 2,35 Latin Club 25 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Stage Crew 2,35 Pepettes 35 Y-Teens 2.4. HOWLAND, JANE Art Club 3,45 Future Teachers 45 Hall Monitors - 25 Jr. Red Cross 4. HOWSON, ROY Alphie Band 2.35 German Club 45 N. C. O. Club 45 Orches- tra 2.3.43 R. O. T. C. 2. HOVLAND, SHARON Home Economics 4. HUDSON, IVAN Butch R. O. T. C. 2, 3.4. HUGHES. JON Knob Golf Team 2,3,4. JACOBUS. SANDRA Sandi Art Club 25 Chorus 35 Hall Monitors 25 Forensics 25 Y'T6CIlS 3. JEFFERSON, FLORA Kookie Art Club 45 G. I.A. 4. JENSEN, BARBARA Barb JENSEN, LINDA Art Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Junior Theater 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Increscent 3. JOHNS. JAMES Jim JOHNSON. GLORIA Rabbit Commercial Club 45 Choir 45 Debate 2.3, 45 French Club 25 G.I.A. 2.3.45 Pep Club 2.3.45 Home Economics 2, 4. JOHNSON, JOHN Beloiter 45 National Honor 3.4: Junior Theater 45 Student Council 2,3,45 R. O, T, C, 2,3,4, N, C, 0, Club 45 Silver Sabers 4, Vice-President 45 Class President 4, JOHNSON, ROY Bud R. O. T. C. 2, 3. JOHNSON, VANCE Choir 45 Debate 35 Forensics 35 Science Club 25 Track 25 Student Council 3.4. JOHNSTON, MIKE JONES, BARBARA Barb 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,4. l89 JONES, SANDRA Sandi Choir 45 Junior Theater 2,45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Pepettes 35 Y-Teens 2.4. KALLESTAD, KENNETH Ken KANT, DOUBLAS Doug H-Y 25 Football 2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Tennis 2.3. KELSEY, CAROLE Farmer Kels Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. KEMP, LUCY Fuzzy KENNEY, NORMAN Norm Football 45 Basketball 25 Track 2, 35 Wrestling 45 Homeroom Banker 4. KERNLAND, ANN-MARIE Ann Band 2, 3, 45 Beloiter 25 French Club 25 Future Nurses 3,45 Junior Theater 45 Increscent 4. KIMBRELL, JOAN Joni Cheerleader 25 G. I. A. 2,35 Y-Teens 2.3,4. KINDSCHI, VIRGIL rvug-' R. O. T.C, 2,3,45 Golf Team 45 Rifle Team 4. KITTO, CATHERINE Cathy Future Teachers 45 Student Council 4. KIRKPA TRICK, EARL Butch R.0.T.C. 2.3.4. KLOPP, DEBORAH Debbie Band 2, 3. 45 Choir 45 Debate 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Photography 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Stage Crew 2.45 Y-Teens 2.3. KOBYLARZ, LAVERNE KOHL, THOMAS Tom B Club 3,45 R. O.T.C. 2,3,45 Football 2.35 Basketball 2,35 Wrestling 25 Silver Sabers 45 N. C. O. Club 45 Industrial Arts 2. KROLL, BERNICE Bemie Girls' Bowling 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3,45 Increscent 3,4, Page Editor 4. KRUEGER, SHARON French Club 25 Y-Teens 25 National Honor 3,45 Student Council 2.3, 45 Home Economics 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. KRULL, CHARLES ' Shorty KUBAL, KATHRYN Kathy Majorettes 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Y-Teens 2. 3,4. KUEHL, SHARON KUHNLE, IA MES Tiny KUNDE, EUGENE Pizza Band 25 French Club 25 Science Club 25 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 N.C. O. Club 45 Baseball 2. LAAGE, CHRISTINE ' Chris Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Girls' Bowling 25 National Honor 3,45 R. O. T. C. Sponsor 35 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Homecoming Court 3,45 Prom - f l Court 35 Cheerleader Captain 3,4. I90 LACHAPELL, RICHARD Dick H-Y 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 H-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 4. LARSON, KATHLEEN Kathy LARSON, MARY Commercial Club 4. LEBARON. JERILYN Jeri Home Economics 3,45 Y-Teens 2.3, 4. LEE, DENNIS Denny Basketball 2, 3,4. LEE, ROBERT Bob Band 25 Junior Theater 45 Stage Crew 4. LEE, RONALD Ron LEPPLA , GERALD Lep R. O. T. C. 2, 4. LEWIS, DAVID F1ash Band 2,3,45 R. O. T. C. 2.3,4. LICHTY, KAREN Office Girls 25 Y-Teens 2, 3,4. LINDEMAN, YVONNE Art Club 45 Choir 3,4. LINDENBERG, KARLA Kookie Junior Theater 45 Student Council 2,45 Y-Teens 2, 3. 45 Pepettes 3. LINDGRENv SANDRA Sandy Future Nurses 45 Homeroom Banker 2. LIPPERT, KAREN Girls' Bowling 45 National Honor 3,4. LOCKE. JEAN Band 2, 35 Beloiter 4, Co-Editor 45 Choir 2.3, 45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Increscent 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 45 Stage Crew 3. 45 Homeroom Banker 35 Operetta 25 A11-stare choir 3. LOKKEN, CAROL Junior Theater 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Coun- cil 2,35 All School Play 35 Y-Teens 2.3,4. Y-Teens Vice President 2, Program Chairman 3. LOKKEN, TERRY Terrible LONG. IA MES Sam LORENZ, WILLIAM Bill R. O. T. C. 2.3,4. LOVASS, RICHARD Rich B Club 25 Band 2,3,45 Beloiter 35 Junior Theater 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 Wrestling Manager 25 Stage Crew 4. LUDWIG. .TESSLYN Art Club 45 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Hall Monitors 35 Home Economics 2.3.4, President 3. MACMASTER, RUTH Band 3, 45 Forensics 2,35 Junior Theater 45 Latin Club 2. MCBRIAR, EDWARD Ed Beloiter 45 Spanish Club 45 Junior Theater 45 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, President 45 Jr. Sr. Prom Court 3. MCCARTHY, JUDITH Judi Increscent 2.3.4, Business Manager 3,45 Beloiter 4, Advertising Manager 45 Junior Theater 2,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 4. McCARVILLE, CAROL Band 2, 3,45 Beloiter 25 French Club 2, 3.4, Sec- retary 35 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 25 Student Council 2, 4, Secretary 45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,45 R. O. T.C. Sponsor 35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2, 3, 4. McCA ULEY, JAMES Mac B Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, 45 Basketball Captain 4. MCINTYRE, PATRICIA Pat Art Club 2,3, 45 Beloiter 45 Pep Club 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 45 ln- crescent 4. MCMILLAN, DONALD Don MCMILLAN, JAMES Mac B Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. McMILLEN, SONYA Snooks Pep Club 25 Orchestra 2. McLAIN, LYLE Art Club 2,3,45 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 45 N. C. O. Club 3,45 McNeill Rifle 3.4. MAIKEN. JEl-'FREY Jeff Band 25 Beloiter 3,45 Forensics 25 Spanish Club 35 National Honor 3,45 Latin Club 2, President 25 Golf Team 2,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 All-School Play 2,3,45 Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Boys' State 35 Beloiter Co-Editor 4. MARSKE, DONALD Don R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. MARTIN , GALE MARTIN, PA MELA Pam Art Club 4, President 45 Beloiter 4. MARTJNDALE, BRUCE R. O. T. C. 2,3, 45 Basketball 3. MARX, THOMAS Tom R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 Wrestling 2. MATHEWS, ALAN A1 Spanish Club 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hall Monitors 4. MAVES, MARSHA Marsh Future Nurses 3,45 G. I. A. 2. MAXWORTHY. JOHN L D. R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 Golf Team 2,35 N. C. O. Club 3 , 4, S ecretary-Treasurer 4. MAY. JAMES Jim Band 2, 3,45 French Club 2,3,4. President 45 Science Club 25 Junior Theater 3,45 R, O. T. C. 2,3, 45 Band MEEKER, DA VID Katy Junior Theater 35 Latin Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 Student Council 2,3, 4. MEIVES, KIRBY Squid Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 R. O. T.C. 2.3.4, Silver Sabers 45 Fisher Marksmen 3,45 Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 35 Silver Sabers Secretary 4. MELASS, MICHAEL Wilbur B Club 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Football 45 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. MENNE, GERALD Jerry Baseball 3,4. MENRING, DOLORES Dee Library Club 3,45 Stage Crew 25 Homeroom Banker 2 , 3 , 4. MERLET, JOANN Jo Homeroom Banker 2,35 Commercial Club 35 Band 2 , 3 , 4. MAYER, TYRONE Ty Football 25 Wrestling 2,4. MILBRATH, GARY Boots Hi-Y 25 R. O. T. C. 2, 35 Increscent,2,3. MILLHEAM, REX Mill B Club 25 Football 25 Beloiter 4. MITCHELL, HELEN Mitch Future Nurses 3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3, 4. MOE, BEVERLY Bev Art Club 2. 3,45 Home Economics 4. MOLLDREM, NATHAN Band 2,3,4: National Honor 3.4, President 45 Student Council 4. MOSEMAN, MARY Art Club 2, 3,45 Home Economics 4. MOSHER, MARDA TH Mardie Junior Theater 45 Y-Teens 2, 3.4. NELSEN, DONALD Don Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,35 French Club 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Homeroom Banker 2. NELSON, GEORGIA ANNE George ' Girls' Bowling 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Increscent 3, 4, Page Editor 3, 45 Quill 8a Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 2, 45 Homeroom Banker 3. NELSON, LINDA LEE French Club 2, 3, 45 G. I. A. 3, 45 Girls' Bowling 45 German Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. NELSON, WILLIAM Bill National Honor 3, 45 R.O. T.C. 45 Student Council 3 NEUMANN, GUNTHER R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. NICHOLLS, DENNIS Nick Lt. 4. NOHAVICA, IVAN Clint MAY, RUSSELL Russ 0 Debate 2, 3, 4. Forensics 45 Junior Theater 45 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 NORDAL, TERRY --Liefw Stage Crew 3.4: N. C. O. 4. G01fTeam 3, 4, S6 l9l NORMAN, HOWARD Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3. NOSS CAROLE Chorus 45 Girls' Bowling 2, 35 Office Girls 4. NOSS, KAAREN Choir 3, 45 Future Teachers 3, 4, Vice President 45 Girls' Bowling 2, 3, 4, President 45 Latin Club 25 Homecoming Court 2, R.O.T.C. Sponsor 4. O'BANION, JOHN B Club 3,45 Football 2,35 Basketball 25 Student Council 2, 3,45 Class President 2. OBERBRUNER, SUSAN Sue Band 25 Beloiter 2,45 Choir 3,45 Girls' Bowling 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Junior 'I'heater 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 4, Secretary5 Y-Teens 2,45 R. O. T. C. Sponsor. 0'DONNELL, MAUREEN Shorty Horne Economics 45 Chorus 4. OLIVER, WILLIAM Bill Science Club 25 Latin Club 25 R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. OLSON, BONNIE Bon OLSON, DEANNA Dee Future Nurses 3,45 Home Economics 4. OLSON, KAREN Library Club 2,3, 4, Social Chairman 25 Y-Teens 2. OSBORN, RONALD Fire Ba11 OVIST, WARREN Hi-Y 25 Football 2,35 Tennis 2. PALMER, ARTHUR Art B Club 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 2, 3,4. PANNIER, RUSSELL Russ PATE. JERRY PATTON, IUDITH Judy Office Girls 3. PAZERA, TONY Skip Pep Club 25 Library Club 2,3,45 Orchestra 2. PEACOCK, DAVID Dave Hi-Y 25 Latin Club 25 Basketball Manager 2.3. PEEBLES, MARTIN Perk Band 25 Choir 2,45 Increscent 3,4. PETERSON, DENNIS Denny PETERSON, RAYMOND Pete Band 2,3,4. Co-Captain 45 Hi-Y 3.4, Secretary 45 Latin Club 2. PETTIT, WILLIAM Bil1 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 Gold Team 2.35 Boys' Bowling 4: N. C. O. 4. Pl-IARO, TERRY PHILLIPS, RICHARD Dick R. O. T. C. 2, 3.4, Rifle Team 45 Boys' Bowling 4 PIASACKE, DORIS Home Economics 3. QED lil 5 'F il- PILGRIM, THOMAS Pill B Club 2,35 National Honor 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2. PINSON, JOHN Hans Basketball 25 Photography 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross. PISZCZEK, EDWARD Ed Choir 2,3,45 R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. PLA UTZ, PHILLIP Phi1 B Club 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Choir 45 Orchestra 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Student Coun cil 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Band Co-Captain 4. POFF, FRANCIS POLGLA ZE, EDWARD Ed Recreation Basketball 2, 3, 4. POLKY, SANDRA Sandy PORTER, DARYL PURCELL, SHARON Forensics 45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 R. O, T. C. Sponsor 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Homecoming Court 3,45 Jr. Sr. Prom Court 3. PUTTERMAN, SHARON Putt Homeroom Banker 2,3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Beloiter 2,45 French Club 2,3, 45 Future Teachers 45 Pepettes 35 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teens 2.3.4, Treasurer 3. RADKE, RONAl.D Ron R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. RAMSEY. RICHARD Rick Band 2, 3,45 Orchestra 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3,45 R. O. T. C. 2,3, 45 Fisher Marksmen 45 N. C. O. 45 Silver Sabers 4. RASSMUSSEN. IAMES Doc R.O. T.C. 2,3,4. RAU, KAREN Future Nurses 3,45 Jr. Theater 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Stage Crew 45 Homeroom Banker 2. RAWLINS, DAVID Dave Choir 4. RAY, ROBERT Future Farmers 2, 35 Track 3. REED, PATRICK Pat B Club 3,45 Junior Theater 35 Football 2,3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 25 Student Council 4. REDMOND, DEWEY Ralph Track 25 Wrestling 25 Intramural Wrestling 2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. REHARD, ARTHUR Art Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3: R. O. T.C. 2,3,4. REICHARD, GARY Basketball 2. REIMER, THEODORE Ted B Club 45 Hi-Y 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. . F if ca fllll' n Ol I92 REINHOLZ, MARY BETH Betsy Homeroom Banker 2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 Junior Theater 2. 3,45 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 4. RELPH, JERRY Ace R. O. T. C. 2, 3. REMMELE, KA THRYN Kathy French Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 2, 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Quill and Scroll5 Increscent 2, 3,45 Editor 45 Future Teachers, President 45 French Club Vice President 4. REYNOLDS, JUDITH Judy Band 2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers 2.3, 45 Junior Theater 35 Future Teachers' Librarian. RIESE, DUANE Football 25 Wrestling 2. RIPLEY, SANDARD Sandy Gym Assistant 3. ROGERS. MILDRED Milly Future Nurses 2,45 G. I. A. 35 Latin Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 3. ROHDE, LINDA Band 2,3,45 Beloiter 45 French Club 25 Future Teachers 3,45 Junior Theater 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Student Council 35 Jr. Red Cross 4. ROHR. LEITH ROSE, NORMAN R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 McNeel Rifle 35 N.C. O. 4. ROSE. Sl-IA RON Sherry Girls' Bowling 2. 3.4. ROSENOW, LARRY ROSS, JULIANNE Julie Commercial Club 45 G. I.A. 3,45 Pep Club 35 Office Girls 3.4. ROWBOTTOM. RUTHRAE Penny Majorette 2,3, 45 French Club 2, 3,45 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2.3.45 Stage Crew 2.35 Majorette Captain 4, Instructor 2, 3.4. ROYCE, ROBERT Future Farmers 35 R. O. T. C. 2, 3,45 Rifle Team 3, 4. RUDOLPH, DIANA Roscoe RULE, ALAN ' German 45 R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 45 N.C. O. 4. RUSCONI, LEANN Lee Band 2,3,45 Choir 3.45 Jtmior Theater 2,35 Stage Crew 25 Increscent 3.4. RUSSELL, SHIRLEY Shir1 Commercial Club 45 Office Girls 4. RYAN. JOSEPH Joe Future Farmers 4. f 2 SANDERS, NEDRA Ned 4 I, J, Chorus 25 Hall Monitors 45 Library Club 4. SANDS, KENNETH Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. SANDS, sl-ILRLEY Commercial Club 45 Home Economics 3, Secretary 35 Girls' Bowling 4. SANDVIG, JUDITH Judy Commercial Club 2,35 Junior Theater 4. SARNOW, ASA Ace R. O. T. C. 2,3,45 N. C. O. 4. SAVAGE, JOAN Spanish Club 45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 2. SCHELMAN, BUDDY Bud Hi-Y 4. SCI-IILL, ROBERT Bob R. O. T. C. 2.3.4. SCHOVILLE. JOHN Debate 35 Forensics 3,45 Future Farmers 25 Stu- dent Council 2, A. V. Club 2. SCHROEDER, SARAH Sally SCHROEDER, LAVONNE Shorty Commercial 2,35 Girls' Bowling 2.3.4. SCHULTZ. BRADLEY Brad Golf Team 2.3, 4. SCOTT, MARCIA Band 25 Commercial Club 35 Library Club 4. SCOTT, MICHEAL Mike Football 3. SEITZ, KARLA Seitzie Art Club 35 Beloiter 3,45 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Y- Teens 2.45 Jr. Theater 2,35 Latin Club 25 Student Council 25 Jr. Red Cross 2.3.4. Vice President 45 Stage Crew 2.3. SEVERSON, PHYLLIS SHAW. JERENE Jerry Girls' Bowling 2. SHEI.SON, JERRY Kookie SHERROD, LAURA, MAE G. I. A. 2,3,45 Home Economics 2. 3. smsnwoon, LAURA JANE Louie Y-Teens 3. SHOWERS, DEAN Dizz Junior Theater 45 All-School Play 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Beloiter 45 H-Y 2.3.4, President 4. SIEBEL. TRUDY Stage Crew 3. SIMONSON , DAREN SKALLERUD, RONALD Skully Wrestling 2.3.4. SMITH, CARROLL KAY G. I.A. 2.3. SMITH. KAREN G. I.A. 25 Girls' Bowling 2. SMITHSON. JOYCE Smitty Future Nurses 45 G. I. A. 2.45 Home Economics 3. I93 SMOTHERS, VIVIAN SOUTHWORTH. HARLAN Harley R. O. T. C. 2.3.4. SPOONER, KAREN Office Girls 4: Y-Teens 2.3.4, Treasurer 2, President 4. STEINHAGEN. GLORIA Commercial Club 4: Pep Club 2: Home Economics 2.3. ST. JOHN. NANCY Nicki Band 2: Office Girls 3.4. STEINBORN. WILLIAM Wimp Hi-Y 2.4: R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4: N.C.O. 4. STEWA RT, CHARLES Chuck STODDARD, SALLY Sal Band 2: Latin Club 2: Library Club 3.4: Student Council 2,3,4: Y-Teens 2.3.4. STEELE, OSCAR Ozzie STOUT. JANICE Stoutie Junior Theater 2, 3: Office Girls 4: Stage Crew 3: Y-Teens 2,3: Pepettes 3. STUDINGER, NANCY Nan Choir 4. SWINEHART, JUDITH Judy Band 2, 3.4: Beloiter 2, 3.4: Future Teachers 4: G. I. A. 2.3.4, Social Chairman 3: National Honor 3.4, Treasurer 3.4: Junior Theater 3.4: Latin Club 2, Secretary 2: Library Club 2: Student Council 4: Banker 2.3. TARRANT, MARY Y-Teens 2, 3. TAYLOR, DANIEL Dan Band 2.3.4, Sergeant and Property Manager 4. TEA RE. ROSA MOND Mandy French Club 2, 3.4: National Honor 3,4: Junior Theater 2.3.4, Vice President 4: Student Council 2: Stage Crew 2.3.4, Stage Manager 4: Y-Teens 2.3. TEED. DEANNA Home Economics 2, 3, 4. THOMAS. ELIZABETH Bets Art Club 2,3,4: G. I.A. 2.3: Pep Club 2,3,4: Home Economics 2, 3: Industrial Arts 3. THOMAS. THOMAS Profile B Club 3.4: National Honor 3.4: IL O. T. C. 2, 3.4: Football 2. 3.4: Student Council 3: Fisher Marksmen 2,3,4: Silver Sabers 4: McNeel Rifles 2, 3.4: Silver Sabers President 4: Fisher Marksmen Captain 4. THOMA SON. RICHARD Dick B Club 4: Football 2,3,4: Golf Team 2: Track 3. 194 ' E THOMPSON , LOVOLA Chorus 3: Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4: Home Economics 2, 3.4. THORSON. RUTH Increscent 4. THRASHER, SHARON Sherry Art Club 4: Chorus 3.4: Home Economics 4. THUESEN, SANDRA Sandy TOPI-IAM. LA VONNA Lavon Art Club 2.4: G. I.A. 2: Girls' Bowling 2. TULL, ROYDEN Roy Hi-Y 2: Wrestling 3. TULLER, SANDRA Sunshine Art Club 2.3, 4: French Club 2: Girls' Bowling 4: Hall Monitors 4: Office Girls 2,3: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Increscent 3.4: Homeroom Banker 2.3, 4: Art Club Vice President 4. TURNER, MARCIA Marcy French Club 2,3,4: Future Teachers 2.3.4. Sec- retary-Treasurer 3: Junior Theater 4: Office Girls 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4: French Club Treasurer 4: Increscent 2.3.4, Assistant Editor 4, Page Editor 3: Ft. Teachers Veep 4. VANKEUREN. JOYCE VANCE, FRANCIS Frank Football 2,3: Basketball 2,3: Track 2,3: Student Council 2. WALRATH, DONALD Rusty Increscent 4, Sports Editor 4. WALSH, MADELINE G. I. A. 3: Science Club 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. WALTERS , CA REN Hall Monitors 3. WATTERS, CAROL WEAVER, DAVID Bucky B Club 2,3,4: Future Farmers 2.3.4, Vice- President 2, Presidemt 3: Football 2,3,4: Track 2,3: Wrestling 2. WEBERG, HOPE Hopeless Belolter 4. WEDIGE, FA YELLEN Faye Hall Monitors 4: Library Club 2: Student Council 2.4: Banker 2,3,4: Y-Teens 2.3. WEEDEN, SANDRA Sandy Commercial Club 2,3: Jr. Red Cross 2,3: Home- room Banker 2. WELLS, RONALD Ron R. O. T. C. 2.3.4. WHALEY, GEORGE Art Club 2,3,4: Increscent 2.3.4, Art Editor 4: Junior Theater 3: Quill and Scroll 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3. 'ff 1 WIDMER. DEANNA Dee Band 2, 3.4, Sergeant 45 Beloiter 35 Forensics 3.45 Future Nurses 2,3, Treasurer 35 Junior Theater 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 3,45 Student Council 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Stage Crew 45 Y-Teens 45 All-School Play 3. WIENKE, ARTHUR Punch B Club 25 Band 25 Choir 3,45 Junior Theater 2,3, 4, President 45 EL O. T. C. 2,3,45 Track 25 Stu- dent Council 35 Operetta 25 All-School Play 2,3,4. WIENKE, MARGOT WIKEL, PA ULA Beloiter 45 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, President 45 Junior Theater 25 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2. WILLIAMS, ELAINE Willie Spanish Club 35 Future Nurses 3,45 Junior Theater 3, WILLIAMS, SANDRA Sandy WILSON, CHARLES Char1ie WILSON, LORETTA Wi1lie Debate 25 G.I.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Girls' Bowling 3,45 Pep Club 3, Publicity Chairman 35 Junior Theater 25 Y-Teens 35 Increscent 3,4. WILSON, RUSSEL Pig WHEAT, SHARON G. I. A. 25 Junior Theater 2,45 Office Girls 25 Student Council 2,3, 45 Stage Crew 25 Homeroom Banker 25 Pepettes 3. WISE. JAMES Jim H-Y 2,3,45 R. O. T. C. 2,3. WHITE, GERALD Sherm Beloiter 45 Homeroom Banker 25 Industrial Arts Club 3. WHITEFORD, JOHN Scott Choir 2,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Junior Theater 45 Football 25 Tennis 3 , 45 Wrestling 3,45 Student Council 4. Q '-5 4. WHITMER. JERRY Whit WITTE. JANICE Jan Y-Teens 2,45 Band 25 Beloiter 2,3,45 Future Teachers 45 Future Nurses 35 Hall Monitors 45 Increscent 3, 45 Junior Theater 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Stage Crew 2 , 3. WOBIG, GERALD Jerry R. O. T. C. 2,3,4. WOOD, BARBARA Barb French Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 45 Future Teachers 2,3,4, Librarian 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Incres- cent 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. WRIGHT, BARBARA Barb Junior Theater 3,45 Latin Club 25 Majorettes 25 All- School Play 3. YONTS, JUDITH Judy Commercial 3,45 Girls' Bowling 45 Increscent 3. 45 Homeroom Banker 2, 35 Entire School Banker 4 YOUNG, FRANK Latin Club 2.35 R. O. T. C. 2.3.45 N.C. O. 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. ZANDER, TERRY Shrimp ZARTMAN, MARY Zart Debate 45 French Club 25 Junior Theater 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Increscent 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 All-School Play 3,4. ZDUNEK, MARS!-lA Zd Future Nurses 2,3,45 G. I.A. 3, 45 Junior Theater 25 Latin Club 2,3,4, Vice President 25 Library Club 35 Y-Teens 4. ZINN, FRED B-Poe Football 25 Track 2,3, 45 Wrestling 4. f- A z WMA. rw is f x X :Q NL x 0 O Q W f x ks 'gags O asm w X f Q vm ex. .--- ' R+ ' M M -:,,,,- , M ,EMM 8, n WA Ir: f F -. 653 H A X f f' 'TW ' 'Ii , . O A zzi' . ' vnzz, , Elf, O X' , an 3? fg 5 O x x , 1 V hx 0 W x , ' Q, rtxy 315 H098 MDCFACRG fx o ss I- S w ff? W k 9- K D Qg . Q f 0 4 Q' ' X' Af' sf- ' Y Af . i' . FEMS Q 2' ' Pl-NM MARTIN SHARPE STUDIO NAIN PORTER Class of '61 FIRUSIEI MLEXN Q9 FROM ALL 19,1-311-vi, 1 , ' - flu ITS EMPLOYEES F-1-4 gg? ia AND BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS SHOES YOU'LL FIND DISTRIBUTED WORLD-WIDE IN 5,000 OF AMERICKS FINEST STORES. FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION Largest Exclusive Manufacturers of Men's Fine Shoes THE BI-Il.0l'l' SAVINGS BANK ls the depository for Beloit School Savings System The First in the United States KEEP YOUR SAVINGS IN A SAVINGS BANK Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 RIGGINS AGENCY LEO L. RIGGINS, BROKER REMEMBE umber: EM. Eire' - - .. ----gqffe - fYf4Yn-iln. M451 fiivlgif. ,,4'..,.,,,.c4as.r--A-ng! J .1- ' Middle College houses arlminislrative offices Belolt College BELOIT COLLEGE extends congratulations to the 19 60 graduates of Beloit High School. The College also extends to graduates and students a cordial invitation to visit the campus at any time. Prospective students are urged to consult the Director or other officials of the college concerning admission into the College this fall. aclvertlsl Our American Way of Life Could Not Exist Without It Advertising has been so busy talking about others it hasn't had time to talk about itself. It is the -least understood industry in America.. Yet it is a basic eco- nomic force. It helps the farmer sell his crops. It helps the manu- facturer sell his factory output. It helps the merchant sell his wares. It helps the technician sell his skill. It encourages giant corporations to tool up for mass production by speeding mass consumption. IT IS ES- SENTIAL TO OUR AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE. In short, America is a Better America-thanks to Advertising ! THE BELOIT DAILY NEWS Daily Reading Habits of 75, O00 People BELOIT SCHOOL OF VOCATIONAL AND ADULT EDUCATION 1145-49 Fourth St. EM. 5- 6663 The light in the Evening School window is a syrnbol of pro gress and is testimony to the spirit of our people, willing to learn and eager to improve themselves. POST HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL TRAINING AVAILABLE IN Drafting Technology Electronics Machine and Welding Technology Day School - - - - - Thirty-eight Weeks Evening School - - - - Twenty Weeks Summer School - - - - - Six Weeks EDUCATION IS A CONTINUOUS PROCESS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 Meet Your Friends at SHERM'S SHERM'S STANDARD SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF THE BELOIT COMMUNITY BOOSTERS MEMBERSHIP BELOIT FOUNDRY COMPANY BELOIT IRON WORKS BELOIT STATE BANK BENSON OPTICAL BREDESEN'S, INC. E. L. CHESTER COMPANY DOUGAN GUERNSEY FARMS DUNNICK'S FAIRBANKS, MORSE 8: COMPANY GEORGE BROTHERS - EAST SIDE STORE GEORGE BROTHERS - WEST SIDE STORE HARRIS ACE STORE KLENZADE PRODUCTS, INC. McNEANY'S NATIONAL CLOTHING HOUSE RADIO STATION W B E L REITLER CLOTHING HOUSE ROBERTSON REFRIGERATION ROCK RIVER LUMBER Sr FUEL CO ROSMAN UEHLING Sr KINZER CO. SECOND NATIONAL BANK VAN WART AGENCY WARNER ELECTRIC BRAKE Sr CLUTCH COMPANY WAVERLY BEACH WIS. POWER Sr LIGHT COMPANY WRIGHT Sr WAGNER DAIRY CO. YAGLA'S BELOIT'S BANK FRIENDLY SERVICE BANKING is OUR business! YATES-AMERICAN Since 1 883 First With the Finest . . Woodworking Machinery Heat Transfer Equipment . Automatic Ice Machines Home Workshop Equipment Beloit, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of 1960 See Our New Princess Telephone WISCONSIN TELEPHONE COMPANY 415 Prospect Beloit, Wisconsin Compliments of MR. L. F. VANCLEVE 1203 White Ave. Beloit, Wisconsin The Rai1ton Man B. A. RAILTON COMPANY Wholesale Groceries 3417-Z5 So. Kedzie Ave. Phone Cliffside 4-6200 Chicago, Illinois ongrafufafiond geniord . . . WHEN YOU NEED BANKING SERVICE I I C Beloit's Busiest Bunk Rock County's largest Bunk 74Q61ffl 31110 O D e'In Banking Service Member: Federal Deposit Insurance C p Federal Reserve System Comprlirnents of Rockton, Ill. Year Round Swimming and Ice Skating E- - E 2 f-' - ' r r Q' Q E - E yi. E Grahuatrnn - : if , V I l EL'- be-X 1 'i Gf'z5-WEA it .Ng f' I f f '-Lr.E'I', X f I ' I' K I Nfl' - i W4 - Qzsal 4d2yfX ' 41 A L , y of r --?1g y' ----f I .. . '.. - ff , ,d ,,f . up ij, ,,-, L . --if f : ,115 -b I' ' I '-A I T eil.-1, , . 11 i zZ', ,gf 35 -rf? V,,r,,,,, ih ! ' Day of Dreams Come True GRADUATION -Mark this treasured moment with the gilt of an Omega-a watch whose performance in accuracy com. petitiona at great timing obaervatoriea has won highest awards, the oiiicial wetch of the Olympica for the past 23 years. ron uma: MK gold Elled aeli-winding watch, sweep aecond hand, S110 ron usa: diamond watch with 2 Bawlm diamonda ae! in 14K gold, 8140 Both with 18K gold applied dial Egurea Ulher ine Omega watches from 171.50 Fed. lax included smcs zass y N WM. A. IIAMLIN . . . DIAMONDS . . . d .. .2?331T.',1L1.. 109 W..Grand Ave. Beloit, Wis. 'nuuomu Jnwzmz nmunme ann nnsxcsmuc Chrysler ne mmm? Plymouth X3 the most in DRY CLEANING !-l-1- d ,e:,a . -Q, ... ' ' l Be Thrifty in '60 'A Ora 0 X H' X G0 Modern G I IHC. Go Emerlson 5-5527 318 Brood St. Martinized Imperial u SALES AND SERVICE BELQIT ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 1 - Hour Drycle aning 3-Hour Shirt Laundry Beloit, Wisconsin ' 201 W, Grand EM 2-9540 Compliments of YAGLA'S KRUEGER SPORT SHOP' L. A. KRUEGER, Owner Southern Wisconsin Sports Center McGregor and Spalding Sporting Goods, Equipment Camping Archery Hunting Sportswear Football Basketball Photographic, Radio Baseball Triclwles Motors Scooters Fishing Bicycles and Television Headquarters Golf Wagons Skates Model Airplanes Ski Equipment Gyrn Equipment EM. Z-6827 426 Pleasant St Congratulations Class of 1960 LITTLE BUNGALOW Famous Names in Watches Pride of the Watchmakers Art MICHAEL BRILL JEWELER Beloit , Wisconsin 441 E. Grand EM, 5-3322 People Who Know Eat at THE BUNGALOW 545 West Grand Avenue Dial EM. 2-9777 Beloit, Wisconsin BACH DRUG STORE Beloit , Wisconsin See Our Student Shop at Our West Side Store Formal Wear Rental and Sale at Our East Side Store GEORGE BROTHERS W. Grand at 4th E . Grand at State To the Class of '60 Congratulations and Good Luck Beloit Is Proud of You HOLMESTEAD DAIRY Congratulations Clas s of '60 4' 1- 4' M A'- The Friendliest Stores in the Whole Wide World Come and See Us Often 1237 Park Avenue, Beloit 201 So. 8th St. , South Beloit Congratulations STRASBURG LUMBER AND FUEL I Class of .60 Deep Reek Fuel Oile LIBERTY PHARMACY G. E. Appliances RCA Whirlpool Maytag Washers RCA Victor C HILFERT J JAMESON Pharmacists 216 Blackhawk Blvd. DU. 9-3411 1008 Liberty Avenue Em. 2-7165 S . B 1 ' , Ill. . . 0 e mt Film Service Sealtest Ice Cream Congratulations Class of '60 J. W. MIDEIISIIH JEWELER 132 W. Grand Ave. Finest Quality Diamonds Beautiful Flowers for All Occasions LINCOLN FLORAL Corsages Bouquets Potted Plants Du. 9-2812 116 S. Lincoln Congratulations to the Graduating Clas s KADES MOTOR PAR TS 430 Broad St. Em. 2-3347 Compliments of RUZECK'S PRE SC RIP TI ON PHARMAC Y We Appreciate Your Prescription Patronage 315 State St. Ph. Em 2-1962 SUDS YOUR DUDS LAUNDERERS Sr CLEANERS Ave . East End of Portland Bridge Beloit, Wisc. Open 6:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. ART'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Complete Mobile Lubrication Muffler and Tail-Pipe Service Oak and Liberty EM. 2-9714 Beloit, Wisconsin 610 Congratulations Graduating Clas s LADUE'S SHOE SERVICE 4th St. Beloit, Wis. Snack at AL'S SNACK SHOP A Really Fine Place to Eat 945 Brooks Phone EM. 2-9748 s.-A 'if zimwzzfzffmw 9 ' Vf I 9 24' V 93 Q 4 Dial EM. 5- 8444 PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO. WEDIGE RADIATOR Sales and Service Drive in Service Free Pick-Up and Delivery Same Day Service 1515 6th Street - EM. 2-6898 1 JOHNSON'S SPORT Kr CYCLE SHOP Raleigh and Schwinn Bicycles Fishing and Hunting Supplies 614 Fourth Beloit, Wisconsin BLUE BIRD CAB COMPANY Em . 5-7777-8 Sales - Service General Electric Maytag REED'S APPLIANCE 2034 Liberty Ave . EM. 2-5852 Beloit, Wisconsin Earn am Woford, sALEs FORD ssnvlcs See Your Friendly Ford Dealer 510 Broad Street Beloit, Wisconsin Phone, EMerson 5-3373 Plumbing and Heating - Sheet Metal Work - Appliances QUIGLEY-SMARTT, INC. Em . 5-6688 1344 Madison Rd OLSEN, CONROY 8. CO. Cedar Chests by Lane Furniture - Rugs - Bedding 619-23 Fourth St. Dial No. Em2-7232 CANTON HOUSE Finest Chinese and American Food Open Daily Mon. - Fri. and Sun. 11:00 - 9:00 Saturdays 11 - 2 Carry Out Orders Private Parties Up to 30 164 W. Grand Ave. KANT'S Toys Juvenile Furnishings 416 State St. Dial Em. 5-6756 Congratulations Class of '60 TERRY'S MARKET Known for the Very Best in Meats Corner of St. Lawrence and Hackett Congratulations From THE STORE FOR ! f f Furniture Carpets 618 4th Street School Papers and Supplies GATEWAY PAPER Sr SUPPLY CO. N. T. THOREN 156-160 St. Lawrence Ave. Telephone EMerson 5-5521 HENDEE OIL COMPANY Where Service Comes First 2405 Riverside Dr. EM 5-5013 Conoco Products Compliments of WAYNE'S GULF SERVICE Corner of Brooks and Hackett Congratulations to the Class of 1960 BELOIT TOY CENTER Beloit's Only Exclusive Toy Shop 143 W. Grand EM. 2-9061 ,.,,-.,..,.i- gg Act umnwmf Ei Hardware Paints 1034 Pleasant St. Beloit, Wis Telephone EM. 5-7443 Compliments of THOMAS APPAREL 313 State St. Beloit, Wis. RAY 8. PAUL PURE OIL SERVICE RAY ELLIOTT AND PAUL HANSEN Props. Corner Park and Henry Em. Z-9853 Night Phone - Em. 2-6238 Beloit, Wis. 9 4,111 1 Your Outfitters for All Dressy Occasions 304 State Street Beloit, Wisconsi I1 DALLMAN'S HARDWARE 306-308 State Street Beloit, Wisconsin CITY BAKERY We Feature a. Complete Line of Cakes - Breads - Pastries 555 W. Grand EM. 2-4335 Beloit, Wisconsin HULBERT 8. PIAZZA INC. 134 East Grand Avenue Dial Em 5-6658 Merchant Tailors Sanitone Dry Cleaners Launderers HILTON HOTEL Be1oit's Only Fireproof Hotel We Cater to Banquets and Parties GEARHART'S Famous for Dependable Service We Give S Sr H Green Stamps on All Purchases and Service 1626 Summit Em. 5-8888 Beloit, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of '60 BELOIT PHOTO SHOP Cameras and Greeting Cards 166 W. Grand Compliments of GOODENOUGH MUSIC 416 Broad St. Congratulations to the Class of '60 BEAN SHCE SERVICE Corner State and Broad New Shoes and Shoe Repairing Since 1918 Compliments of GAMBLES Home of Coronado Appliances, TV and Haddon Hall Furniture 148 W . Grand GALE'S STANDARD SERVICE Complete Engine Tune-Up and Lubrication Service Corner Park and White EM. 2-9932 CHARLES RICE JEWELER Your Diamond Jeweler Watches and Fine Diamonds 436 E. Grand Ave. Beloit, Wis. GDSJIEDGDIIRNQS INC' 145 West Grand Ave. Em. 5-5547 Beloit, Wisconsin Comiiments Say It With Flowers . . TAYLOR'S BELOIT STANDARD SERVICE Corner 4th and Portland Beloit, Wisconsin FLORAL COMPANY 321 State St. Phone: Em 5-8572 APPRECIATION We, the class of 1960, wish to express our sincerest appreciation to the advertisers, who have helped make the publication of this year- book possible . We, of the staff, who have come in contact with these advertisers, wish to thank them for their friendly attitude and their splendid co- operation. May we recommend that you patronize these advertisers in the fu- ture to return to them dividends worthy of their support. Congratulations Class of '60 Over 40 Years of Printing in Beloit 9 420 Pleasant Street FROM C om plim ent s of 130 W' Grand KERNLAND REFRIGERATION 416 E . 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