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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

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The world stuck in the rut of its own mechanization . . . We've improved the container but what's inside never changes . . . Tradition is nothing more than a mistake made yesterday and per- petuated by tomorrow . . . Can you believe it? It even costs money to communicate! 2239 P se A 15 5 ,.,. W., . sf? 1 4 K dl' ww- 4' W... .- z , ,W 3 g.g,4 Y.gM gm Q as L s K K A 5 W 9 - -W.-rw A.,, ir N Tk, , 11 A ' Q H ll . 224131 ' QE2?fQ15?5Y AJ.: J' -'f y' nn., 2 931 M zum- , Vi 'M --'2-f-'- vi' 1 -: --:'+-ww-.-:.',: A A , .f ff' . V . , K 1, A., A. ,3 K X- 3 1 , h vw fai- Stop the world, I want to get off . . . Pressure: it drags me down . . . There's never time when I need it .... Time to think . . . Gotta get away from this place . . . Penned up, in, under it all . . . Smothering, mothering, fa- thering, teachering . . . I wish people would quit telling me they CARE about me . . . .lust leave me alone . . . What I can't see, can't hurt me and what I ignore, I can't see . . . Getting away is good while it lasts but the time comes when we have to get involved . . . We've got to care because if we don't, who will? I I Iifk I One sfands ouf among many . . . Faces reflecf fhe diversify of our lives . . . There's so much fo do and so much fo reacf fo . . . The crowd bonded fogefher in a moment of sus- pense and individuals refurn wifh allday suckers . . . Ex- changing ideas wifh adulfs who aren'f really so out of if offer all. VA .i r' , - ig A 5.451 ., F122 f sf- .1 - ,...-Jaw' ,-.-Q-QT-- ' ...Q-new 10 in Feeling groovy . . . Doing my own fhing: geffing involved . . . We exerf, ancl hurf and sacrifice, and give all we've gof fo make fhis a beffer place . . . Giving a damn hurfs, and if fakes a lor fo GIVE of ourselves. I Can't we see he's trying to get through to us? Why are we so dense? . . . We tune out ancl clon't realize we are only limiting ourselves . . . We've GOTTA stay with it or be left in the clust . . . Sure it's tough, and the test may be unfair, and maybe we coulcln't study for it the night before . . . But learning isn't SUPPOSED to be easy . . . We better start swimming or we'll sink like stones . . . It takes a lot of effort to make it worthwile . . . Luckily, there are a few who care . . . They save us from being mere automatons. lm rf T nf - ,wg - . J, ' L2 HY .. . ,V ,, is I T R, I 1 W I2 WSJ: df U 42 ' W 55?-vw v, I 3 W 29254. .....-- fm .nap 14 Crawling the wall with pressure? . . . Shut up, follow directions, row 4 seat 3, stay out, come in, one way . . . BMHS is a GOOD place, a busy place where we get in- volved with learning and with each other and with it all . . . This is our to- day...today... uniquely now: a product of the preceeding mo- ment, an attempt to get it together tomorrow. ,tml I5 ev X H+ 9' wwf 414 Q :HQQEL -: ::' F a 2, fs . .vw R? H' Q: A M: m ,fsisagss k wgxf. .. ' f- 6215555 ggi-Hmm i w 7332 21. -Wm, , an -Wm. f:'7i:4?i4:'f:l'.2-5321 'fr N K ' if 'Hs if : 1: fl ' AE' 'iymiswf 1,, . 3252, ' 'I5?'::f:f'f:Z'1 ' ' -1: f ' -Irs. .wszfg LM f -S212 . ,... , , 'fifi 1355 Q 1? FQ V, .P H 5 Qi 39 SU as if Af, X1 if 123 32 4? SN 3 fe sg. Sg, ' ? 2? sees We ZW, . . :si YQ f 1 Y da an F. wi fiat , K W 1 2 5 JF W . 4 ' G XE E ' N151 Dedicated to the memory of MR. ROYAL B. EVERILL, who in the past years, has led us with wisdom, fortitude, and devotion toward the goal of developing each of us. iakiyi Knowing these high standards will be maintained, we pledge our support to MR. DONALD J. SUDKAMP, confident in his integrity and ability. ,Q Q32 'fy I LEONARD BRITTELLI JOSEPH RHODES U, gf Wig, M,S, U. of Wis. Ph. M. LYMAN OLSON BURTON WILLIAMS Norfhwesiern U. M.S. Iowa Sfafe M.A. 20 Few of us realize the monumental effort that goes into providing us with a sound education. ln this most important aspect of our lives, our administra- tion strives for perfection. Despite the problems posed by the new 2-2-2 system, they have con- tinued to innovate improvements at Memorial, This year many new courses were added, among them Electronics, Computer Concepts and Black History. ln addition to providing us with a greater choice of courses, the administration set up the student lounge in cooperation with our Student Senate. ln these ways, and others, our administration has con- sistently improved the quality of our education. :.V:,t:.:::::5i,fi':.s. ADMI N l ST RATI C N an-is OLE KVITLE U. of Wis. Ph.M. DONALD SU DKAMP Marquette M.E. I 21 it HUDSON ALOFS U. of Wis. M.S. J' Ai ' wf wit CAROLYN BOLTON Clark College B.A. 22 FACULTY Guidance ELEANOR SMITH U. of Wis. M.A. RONALD HARTMAN Western Ill. U. B.S. WILLIS POLLOCK Colorado State M.A. uf Mathematics f 1 M lf'-J'.' ' -. ' I f . J. 'V ..7 L ' ' :ff D. ' I' X mn, Wu, 0 Lil .- f 2 h a. m.. --M ' RICHARD MCCAULEY Southern III. U. M.A. 2 ,TI f f Q if iv If Ii H GEORGE WILLIAMS Lane College B.S. JOH N MANYO WIIIIGWGIGT-WSU B.S. 4 ifimfil ..4f ' ww.. Social JEANNE ARDEN III. Sf. U. B.S. RAYMOND BACHMAN RICHARD DUNAGAN ANDREW FALLON Northern Iowa M.A. U, of Wig, M.S. U. of III. M.A. Dvd DAVID CHRISTIAN CHARLES ELLIS FRANCI S FRUZEN Mankato Sfofe B.S. gelogf College B.A. U. of Wis. M.S. I if 2 'il' A . 4. 1 if V, V ni fwygfl' W Studies GARY JOHNSON Beloif College B.A. D.L. REICHARD Beloit College B.A. HUGO HENRY JEAN KNUTSEN l-Une College BA- Gustavus Adolphus B.S. MARGARET JOHNSON LLOYD PAGE St. Olaf Col. B.A. U. of Colo. M.A. MARY SCHUETZ Iowa Stale U. B.S. PHILLIP WHITE Northern lll. U. B.S. 5 Science BERNARD BARKIN U. of Colo. M.S. PAULA LUSSOW U. of Wis, B.S. PAUL GAUSTAD River Falls-WSU B.S. JULIUS PELLIGRINI Michigan State M.S DONNA GILBERTSON Augusicma Col. B.S. W.E. REMMELE U. of Minn. M.A. 'X Q NR ,V Indusfrioll ,dug Q Q I ERVIN BIRKHOLZ S1ou1'Sfcne U. M.S. HARRY LARSEN U. of Minn. M.A. 4f im,, PAUL HOLT Iowa State U. B.S. ROGER PRICKETTE Sfoui Stafe U. B.S. A.R. KAMMERER DAVID SMITH DAVID Rslsmc-ER Wesfmcr Col. M's. Sfout Sfdie U. B.S. Syouf Sfufe U' M-S. V? ws gf. x R la? -WH: AWA! '-7g1 K3 English all HELEN BURN Norfhwesiern U. M.A. MARGARET CRICHTON Northwestern U. M.A. KATHERYN LAPLANT Beloif College M.A.T. SUSAN OAKS Superior-WSU B.S. GEORGE OBERG U. of Wis. M.S. ELIZABETH REINHOLZ Beloit College B.A. Swans , Nfl? ,.:..q,:i.:.,5 ,...,, , w:.C.f:.g 1 Q Wk '-,- ,.,. Us LOIS ROWBOTTOM U. of Wis. B.S. RAYMOND SCHOENFIELD Northern ST. College B.A. BETTY WI NKELMAN Whifewcxier-WSU B.E 5 5354 W. Q 'wil RUTH VAUGHAN U of Colo M A EVELYN WEHRLE U. of Pittsburgh M. E. QYCPIGSTYG HENRY DEBRUYNE Northwestern U. M.M. 5 . E K. DONALD CUTHBERT U. of Wis. M.A. Bon nd JOHN LANGFELD S1. Cloud Sf. Col. B.S. DARLENE NELSON Beloit College B.A. Languages LYNN PFUND U. of Wis. B.S. Y TWYLA MILLER Iowa State U. B.S. Commercioll LAVONNE HANSON Concordia Col. B.S. RONALD SCHRADER Northern Ill. U. M.S. We A? GWENDOLYN MEAD Whitewater-WSU B.E. ELMER TERWEDOW Northwestern U. M.A. .ff H I NK 32 W KENNETH CURRIER U. of Wis. M.S. JOHN HEINIKE U. of Wis. B.S. Physical Ed ucoltion ROSEMARY DREESSEN Whitewater-WSU B.E. MADELON SCHAR Augusicmc Col. B.S. CHAUNCEY MICKELSON Carthage Col. B.S. 33 E O I O DrIver s Educomon MERLYN RABE RONALD WITTENBERG U. of Wis. M.A. U of Iowa M.A. , 'I rf Kgs IMI Q I XI A k JOANNE MHLER VIRGINIA THOMAS North Dakota U. B S 5,001 Syafe U B S Home Economics Librolriol ns VIOLA ALBRECHT Beloif College B.A. OSWALD TOBIT U. of Lucknow M. LTC THEODORE FLOREY SGT J.L. O'HARE Beloii College B.A. Army GED H-S R.O.T.C. 35 1 A. .pffxb zg: 1 V K S xg.. 5 ,,,, ,. 9. JI' bs' Q M N W L. to R.: Julio Stresemcnn, Lelha Olson, Alice Knudson, Olga Varnell, Winnifred Flint. Cooks . to R.: Betty Bell, Helen Gorman, Marilyn Sloan. ls L. to R.: Karen Pizza, Deloris Garber, Clare Devlin Secrefoi ries 36 1 an . M13 91 1 Row 1: Albert Khalor, John Fredehe, Iva Fuirman, Milton Oesfreichp Row 2: Harold Amman, Cecil Bailey, William Doher, Russ Abelman, Frank Hollenbuchg Not pic turedz Ralph Whipple. Cusfbdiol ns 37 Officers elected to lead the Class of '70 through a successful year were left to right: President, Jim Sweet, Vice- President, Elaine Hall, Secretary, Chris Tangye, and Treasurer, Carol Miller. ABBOTT, ROBERT ACKERMAN, MAX EUGENE Golf 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,4. ADAMS, SHIRLENE KAY Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,4. AHRENS, SUSAN KAY BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Student Senate 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Band 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 NHS 3,45 Porter Scholar 45 Stage Band 2,3,4. AINGER, MARGO LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 2. ALLEN, STEVEN LEE AFS 4. ALMOND, RANDY ROTC 2,35 INCRESCENT 3, Editor 45 Young Republicans 25 Junior Theatre 3,45 Art Club 2,45 Librarian 25 De- bate 4. AMOTH, KENT KRIS Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Bond 2. uv ' 1? BENTON, STEPHEN ROSS Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Debate 4. BERG, STEPHEN WM. Rec. Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 25 AFS 2. BERGERON, VICKI C. Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER 45 INCRESCENT 25 AFS 2,3,4. BERNER, MARCY LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 Wrestling Cheerleader 3,45 INCRES- CENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3, 45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 Office Girl 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Band 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Quill 8- Scroll 3,45 Porter Scholar 4. BERRYMAN, DON NA VEE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Student Senate 2,3. BERTRAM, CHRISTINE ANN AFS 2,45 French Club 4. BESTOR, ROBERT LLOYD Pep Club 2,3. BISHOP, MARTHA LOU Pep Club 45 AFS 2,3,45 Librarian 25 Home Economics 4. ANDERSON, DEBORAH Maiorette 45 BELOITER 45 Spanish Club 2,45 Band Of- ficer 45 Band 2,3,4. ANDERSON, KATHY SUE Young Democrats 45 Junior Theatre 2,3,4. ANDERSON, MARK C. Wrestling 2,35 Track 25 Football 2,3,45 ROTC 25 AFS 2. ANGELL, PATRICIA ANN Future Teachers 4. BACKHAUS, FRED DICK Band 2,3,45 Choir 4. BALLARD, BONITA CAROLINE Junior Theatre 35 Art Club 2. BARI, JEROME ANTHONY Wrestling 25 Rec. Basketball 25 Homeroom Banker 2. BARNES, DENNIS MERLE Tennis 3,45 Wrestling 2,45 Cross Country 35 Band 2,3,45 Choir 3,4. BATTERMAN, LOIS Pep Club 3,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,45 Librarian 45 Homeroom Banker 35 Latin Club 2,3,4. BECKMAN, ROBERT ALLEN AFS 2. BEELER, DENNIS LEE Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 25 Football 2,3,4. BELKEN, JOHN DANIEL Rec. Basketball 2,35 AFS 2,3. its 39 .IF BOIGENZAH N, MARY ANN Pep Club 2,3,4f AFS 2,3,47 Junior Theater 3. BORK, CURTIS D. ROTC 2,3,4f Pep Club 27 AFS 27 Silver Sabers 47 Fisher Ma rksmen 3,4. BOURDEAUX, LINNEA LEES Pep Club 3,47 AFS 2,37 Future Nurses 27 Chorus 27 Choir 3,4. BOWN, MARSHALL DALLAS Football 2,3,47 Rec. Basketball 47 ROTC 2,37 Pep Club 2,37 Gym Assistant 47 AFS 2. BRADY, MARY ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,37 Modern Dance 47 BELOITER 3,47 AFS 2,37 Young Republicans 47 Future Nurses 37 Office Girl 37 Student Senate 27 Spanish Club 4. BRANDENBURG, STEVE A. BRANDT, BONNIE KAY Pep Club 37 Future Nurses 37 Home Economics Club 4. BRAUSAM, CONSTANCE ANN Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3,47 Band 2,3,4. BREDESON, JAMES VICTOR Baseball 3,47 Football 2,37 Rec. Basketball 2,3,47 Pep Club 3. BRINKMAN, DEAN ALLEN Wrestling 2,3,47 Track 2,3,47 Football 2,3,47 Rec. Bas- ketball 3,47 AFS 3. BRITTELLI, LEONARD JOHN Rec. Basketball 2,3,47 Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3. BRONSON, DOUG ALLAN Rec. Basketball 47 Gym Assistant 4. BROSE, ROBIN D. Pep Club 2,47 AFS 2,4. BROWN, MATILDA ANN Pep Club 2,3,47 GAA 2,3,47 Modern Dance 27 Hall Monitor 27 librarian 27 Spanish Club 37 Home Econom- ics Club 2. BRUSBERG, GREGORY JACK Rec. Basketball 2,3,47 Pep Club 2,3,47 BELOITER 3, Editor 47 AFS 2,3,47 Student Senate 2, President 47 NHS 3,47 French Club 27 Porter Scholar 4. BUA, NICHOLAS STEVEN ROTC 2,37 Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3,47 Junior Theater 2,3,4. BUNKER, KAY ELLEN Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3, Junior Theater 3,4, Stage Crew 4. BURKE, BILLY LEO Band 2, Latin Club 3,4. BURKHART, RUSSELL JAN Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Young Republicans 2,3, President 4, Junior Theater 3,4, Student Senate 4, De- bate 2,4. BURNETT, OLIVER E. Track 2, Football 2, Pep Club 2,3,4. BUSHAW, JAN PATRICIA AFS 4, Home Economics Club 4. BYRD, LEONARD Track 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Football 2,3,4. CAMPTON, DENNIS LEE Cross Country 2. CARLSON, JOHN ROBERT Rec. Basketball 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4. CARR, JAMES H. ROTC 2,3,4, McNeel Drill Team 4. CAWLEY, JULIE ANN Pep Club 2,3,4, INCRESCENT 3,4, AFS 2,3, Junior Theater 3, Future Teachers 3. CHAGAS, MAURICIO DeALlMEl DA Junior Theater 4, AFS Foreign Exchange Student 4. CHAMPION, BARBARA J. Pep Club 4, GAA 3, Gym Assistant 3. CHASE, PATRICIA LYNN Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Home Economics Club 4. CHEADLE, WILLIAM ALLAN Track 3, Band 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, NHS 3,4. CHRISTENSEN, LUCINDA ANNE Pep Club 2,3,4, INCRESCENT 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Young Republicans 2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,4, Student Senate 2,3, Homeroom Banker 2,3, French Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4. CHRONINGER, HOLLY MARIE Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, AFS 2,3,4, Chorus 2. BUCKETT, JAMES DAVID Art Club 2. BUCKNER, JANICE ANN Pep Club 2,3, AFS 2,3. BUE, GEOFF S. Basketball 2,4, Pep Club 2,4, Student Senate 2,4 BUGGS, JUDY LYNN Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3, Office Girl 3, Band 2. ww' CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA S. Pep Club 253,45 INCRESCENT 2,35 Editor 45 AFS 2,3545 Young Republicans 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,35 French Club 2,35 Quill 8- Scroll 354. CUSHMAN, JANET A. Pep Club 35 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 45 Young Republicans 45 Junior Theatre 25 Art Club 25 Student Senate 2,3545 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Latin Club 2. CUYLER5 RANDY FEY Baseball 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 AFS 253,45 Student Senate 2. DAHLBERG5 LINDA JEANNE Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Ars 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,35 Hall Monitor 35 Librarian 25 NHS 3,45 French Club 2. DALZELL5 DAVID PAUL Tennis 45 Golf 25 Rec. Basketball 2,35 Pep Club 253,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 25354. DAVENPORT, NANCY ANNE Pep Club 3,45 AFS 3,45 Future Teachers 45 Spanish Club 2,45 Band 2,3,4. DAVIS, SCOTT A. Golf 2,3545 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 253545 Young Democrats 45 Student Senate 253545 French Club 254. DAY, JOHN S. Track 25 Swimming 25354. DAY, LINDA KAY Pep Club 253,45 Modern Dance 25 AFS 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 Chorus 25 Choir 2. DeBRUlN, DEBORAH JUNE Pep Club 253,45 Modern Dance 2,3,45 Wrestling Cheer- leader 3,45 AFS 25 Future Teachers 2,35 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Court 2535 Student Senate 254. DeHART5 ROBERT RICHARD Football 45 Rec. Basketball 4. DELANEY, EDNA CATHERINE Golf 45 Chorus 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. 42 1 '7'D CLIFFE, VINCENT LEE COLE, DORIS MARIE Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3545 Office Girl 35 NHS 3 4 CORN ELL, ROSEANN T. GAA 45 Chorus 25 Home Economics Club 3. COTTON, JOHN L. Tennis 35 Football 25 AFS 3545 Junior Theatre 3 4 NHS 45 Debate 45 Porter Scholar 4. COX, THEODORE JOSEPH COX, WILLIAM JOSEPH Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,354 Young Re publicans 3,45 Student Senate 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Latin Club 2. CROM, ELIZABETH CROSSFIELD, JEFFREY KARL Rec. Basketball 2,45 ROTC 2,3,45 Pep Club 34 AFS 2,3,45 Silver Sabors 45 Band 2,3,45 Fisher Marksman 2 35 Band Officer 4. Snr- ' DEMANOUSKE, LYNN ELLEN Pep Club 3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3. DETMER, ELIZABETH ANN Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 Office Girl 35 Band 2. DeVOE, RICHARD ARTHUR Pep Club 2,45 INCRESCENT 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 3,45 Stage Crew 3. DIBENARDO, RONALD LOUIS Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stu- dent Senate 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3. DIETSCH, CRYSTAL MARIS Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 35 Office Girl 3. DIETZ, DEBRA JEAN DIVAN, RICHARD WALTER Tennis 2,3,45 Young Republicans 45 Junior Theatre 3,45 Band 25 Debate 4. DIVINE, KATHERINE ANN Pep Club 45 AFS 45 Young Democrats 4. 'Few wreak Q9-+f ' 812.5 a its I NWN DOBBS, DIANE MARIE Pep Club 3,45 BELOITER 45 Young Republicans 3,45 Stu- dent Senate 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Band 2,3,45 Home- room Banker 2,35 Class Officer 2,3. DONALDSON, JANE ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 35 Junior Theatre 3. DORFSCHMIDT, RICHARD R. Rec. Basketball 25 Junior Theatre 25 Stage Crew 25 Chorus 2. DOWLER, ELIZABETH LEE Modern Dance 2,35 AFS 35 Junior Theatre 3,45 Future Nurses 25 Fisherettes 2. DRAVES, DENNIS WAYNE Wrestling 2,3,45 Football 2, Manager 45 Pep Club 3. DRISCOLL JR., DONALD RICHARD DUSTRUDE, RICHARD CLAIR AFS 35 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Librarian 3,4. DUTCH ER, ROGER LEE ROTC 2,3,45 McNeeI Drill Team 2,3,45 AFS 2,35 Young Republicans 3. EARL, SANDRA JEAN Pep Club 2,35 Art Club 45 Home Economics Club 4. EATON, COLLEEN KAYE Junior Theatre 45 Orchestra 4. EDDY, JOHN WILLIAM Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Football Manager 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 Young Republicans 45 Quill 8- Scroll 3,4. EDWARDS, MARILYN LOUISE Rec. Basketball 45 Pep Club 3,45 GAA 3,45 Gym Assist- ant 35 AFS 3,45 Office Girl 3,45 Chorus 25 Home Eco- nomics Club 3,45 Pom Pom 3,4. 43 I mm .,Zl. my wf: fy 5: EDWARDS, MICHAEL LEE Baseball 45 Rec. Basketball 2,35 INCRESCENT 2,3,4. EISENMANN, KATHLEEN ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,4. ELLENBERGER, DAVID EYRE, MARY ELLEN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 3. FELDT, JACALYN J. GAA 45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,45 Junior Theatre 45 Home Economics Club 4. FERGER, DON Golf 2,3,4. FICK, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 Future Teachers 25 Band 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,4. FINNEGAN, RANDY SCOTT Football 3,45 Rec. Basketball 3,4. FINNEGAN, TIMOTHY COLLIN Pep Club 3,45 Art Club 2,35 Band 2. FISCHER, JEANNE MARIE Pep Club 3,45 Homeroom Banker 4. FISHER, KIM R. Home Economics Club 4. FISHER, PAMELA WILENE FISHER, SARA KRISTINE Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Future Nurses 25 Student Senate 2,35 Span- ish Club 2,3,4. FLOREY, DANIEL THOMAS Tennis 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 AFS 25 Band 25 Stu- dent Senate 3,45 INCRESCENT 45 Porter Scholar 4. FORD, JOSEPH LEONARD FORD, KEVIN MORRIS Baseball Manager 35 Basketball Manager 25 Rec. Bas- ketball 25 ROTC 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 McNeeI Drill Team 2,35 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3,45 Porter Scholar 4. FOWDEN, MARK Wrestling 25 Football 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,4. FRANKLIN, KAREN TERESA Pep Club 45 French Club 4. FREEMAN, JOHN R. FRELICK, GRAEME PAUL AFS.3,45 Junior Theatre 3,45 Choir 3,4. FRYE, STEVEN R. Football 25 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3. FUNK, LESLIE KAREN Pep Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 Spanish Club 2,45 Band 25 Homeroom Banker 3. GAHL, JAN ET MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Art Club 35 Band 25 Home Economics 4. GARDE, DEBORAH ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Swim Team 35 Student Senate 45 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 3,4. GARN ER, STEVEN JAMES Wrestling 3,45 Football 25 Rec. Basketball 2,35 Gym Assistant 2,3. GIACALONE, JOSEPH SAM GIBNEY, PATRICIA ANN Pep Club 2,35 GAA 35 INCRESCENT 3,45 Young Repub- licans 2,35 Student Senate 25 Homeroom Banker 35 French Club 25 Pom Pom Girls 3,4. GILBANK, JOSEPH WILLIAM JR. ROTC 2,3,45 Fisher Marksman 4. GILBANK, KATHLEEN LOUISE Pep Club 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 4. GILBANK, PEGGY LEE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Librarian 2,35 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Latin Club 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 4. GLASS, CAROL ANN Pep Club 3,45 AFS 25 Hall Monitor 35 Home Economics Club 4. GOFF, LeANN GAA 2. GOODWIN, MATTHEW F. Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Gym Assistant 25 BELOITER 45 Student Senate 3,4. GOODWIN, TOM GLEN Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Homeroom Banker 3. GOODYEAR, DONNA LEE Pep Club 2,45 Junior Theatre 45 Librarian 45 Homeroom Banker 45 Home Economics Club 3. GRAM, GARY SAM Basketball 2,35 Rec. Basketball 45 Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,3. GRATZ, RALPH EARL Rec. Basketball 2,45 Pep Club 4. GREENWOOD, MICHAEL JOE Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3. GRIESMAN, LARRY Baseball 2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Young Democrats 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. GRIFFIN, DENNIS RAY Football 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 AFS 25 Band 2. 45 Y:-J' HALL, ELAINE MAY Pep Club 2,31 INCRESCENT 2,3,41 AFS 21 Junior Thea- tre 21 Future Nurses 2,31 Student Senate 2,3,41 Band 2,3,41 NHS 3,41 French Club 2,31 Class Officer 41 Forensics 3,4. HALLIDAY, BARBARA JEAN INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 41 AFS 2,3,41 Future Teachers 41 Future Nurses 21 Student Senate 2,41 Spanish Club 41 Band 2,3, Officer 41 Quill 81 Scroll 3,4. HALOM, GARY JON Wrestling 2,3,41 Track 21 Football 21 Rec. Basketball 2,3,41 AFS 21 Student Senate 2,4. HAMIL, DAVID ALAN Golf 2: AFS 2. HAMIL, DENNIS WAYNE Golf 21 AFS 2. HANSEN, LARRY STEVEN Rec. Basketball 3,41 Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2,3,4. HANSEN, MARVIN L. Pep Club 2,31 AFS 2,3,4. HANSON, DAVID LeROY Football 2,3,4I Rec. Basketball 2,3,41 Gym Assistant 41 AFS 2,3,4. HANSON, SYLVIA DIANNE Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2j Future Nurses 2,31 Latin Club 2,3. HARPER, MARY LYNETTE Pep Club 2,3,41 GAA 2,31 AFS 2,3,41 Hall Monitor 2,3, 41 Student Senate 2,31 Homeroom Banker 2,31 Home Economics Club 2,31 Choir 2. HARRIS, LORNA MARGARET Pep Club 2,3,41 Modern Dance 2,3,41 INCRESCENT 41 AFS 21 Sounding Board 31 Homecoming Court 41 Stu- dent Senate 2,3, Treasurer 4. HARRIS, WALTER ALLEN ROTC 21 Pep Club 31 AFS 31 Chorus 31 Choir 3. 46 GU ELZOW, RICHARD ETHON Track 2,3,41 Football 21 Rec. Basketball 3,41 Student Senate 2,31 NHS 3,4. GUENTHER, JANET LEA Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2,3,41 Future Nurses 41 Office Girl 3,41 Home Economics Club 3,4. GUSTAFSON, KATHRYN LOUISE Pep Club 2,3,41 BELOITER 41 AFS 2,3,41 Future Nurses 31 Art Club 21 Student Senate 3. HAAS, ROBERT M. Pep Club 3: AFS 3. HADJOKAS, NICHOLAS EMANUEL Rec. Basketball 21 NHS 3. HAGAR, JAMES ROGER HAGENESS, STEVE L. Basketball 21 Rec. Basketball 31 AFS 2,4. HAGLI, ANNE KRISTINE AFS Foreign Exchange Student 41 Young Democrats 4. i M 'QW' Wwe With the never-ending backing from the Senior advisors, Mr. Gaustad and Mrs. Gilbertson, Seniors worked toward a successful graduation and capers HARSTAD, JUDITH MAE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Art Club 25 French Club 4. HARSTAD, LYNN JO Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. HART, MARYANN LOUISE Pep Club 3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Swim Team 3. L HARTER, JACK T. Football 2,3,45 ROTC 2,3,4. Q i HARTER, MARY FRANCES Young Republicans 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 Latin Club 2,3. HAWKINS, DIANNE LYNNE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 35 Band 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,3,4. HEALLESS, TERRY RAY Football 25 Gym Assistant 35 Swimming 2,3,4. HECKLE, MARK CHARLES Wrestling 35 Basketball 25 Golf 2,45 Football 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 AFS 2. HEISE, SANDRA LEE Pep Club 3,45 GAA 35 AFS 2,35 Young Republicans 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,35 Future Teachers 3,45 Student Senate 3. HEISTON, CARMEN DEE Office Girl 3,45 Spanish Club 2. HEITKE, SANDRA JO Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Modern Dance 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Office Girl 2,3,45 Home- room Banker 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. HELMS, BARRY FRANCIS Rec. Basketball 2,3,4. HENTHORN, CHERYL LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3, 45 Future Nurses 35 Student Senate 45 Band 2,3,4. HEREFORD, JOHN RAYMOND Wrestling 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Young Democrats 2,3,4. HILDEBRANDT, JOHN ROBERT Wrestling 25 Track 35 Football 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2, 3,45 AFS 35 Student Senate 4. HILL, GARY ALAN HILMER, DIANA LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 AFS 2,3, 45 Junior Theatre 35 Band 2,3,45 French Club 2. HINDS, MARY LOUISE Pep Club 2,35 Future Teachers 25 Librarian 2,3,4. HOCKETT, WILLARIA TROUVAE Pep Club 2,3,45 Librarian 25 Choir 3,4. HODGES, ETHEL LEE GAA 35 Gym Assistant 3. HODGES, WILLIE Track 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,45 Gym Assist- ant 35 Student Senate 4. HOLCOMB, AILEEN ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Modern Dance 2,3,45 Ma- iorette 45 Young Republicans 45 Junior Theatre 25 Girls Swim Team 3,45 Student Senate 25 Band 2,3,4. HOPPER, DALE EUGENE Pep Club 25 AFS 2,3. HOPPER, KATHRYN LYNN Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3,4. HOSEY, JAMES L. Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,4. HOWARTH, PATRICIA KAY AFS 2,35 Future Nurses 35 Girls Swim Team 35 Spanish Club 25 Band 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Porter Scholar 4. HUGGINS, DEBRA LEE Pep Club 2,35 Modern Dance 2,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Democrats 45 Future Nurses 35 French Club 2. HUISHEERE, PATRICIA ANN Pep Club 2,35 AFS 25 Home Economics Club 4. 48 HELOM, JUDITH KAY Tennis 35 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Homeroom Banker 4. HEMMY, BRENDA LEE Pep Club 2,45 GAA 35 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 35 Home- room Banker 2,3,45 Home Economics Club 4. HENDRICKS, TERESA SUSAN Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Student Senate 3. HENNING, DIANA LAUREN Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 45 AFS 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. HUNTER, KENNETH ROTC 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 2,35 Young Republicans 45 Silver Sabers 4. IRWIN, KENNETH FREDERICK Rec. Basketball 2,35 Pep Club 25 Young Republicans 25 Band 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Latin Club 2,3,4. ISAACSON, JEAN ELLEN Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Future Nurses 35 Orchestra 2,3,4. IUNGHUHN, BENTHE JANE Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,35 Office Girl 45 Homeroom Banker 2,3,4. il me If 5 .J wean JACOBSON, CHERYL LYNN Pep Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 4. JAEDIKE, ALLEN CHARLES Tennis 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 AFS 3, 45 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Band Officer 3,4. JAYSON, ROBERT KEITH Wrestling 25 Rec. Basketball 3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Democrats 2,35 Student Senate 2,35 Latin Club 2. JOHNS, DEBORAH KAY Pep Club 2,45 GAA 4. JOHNSON, JUDY LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 35 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 4. JOHNSON, KATHLEEN MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 3,4. JOHNSON, LARRY ALAN JOHNSON, LINDA JEAN Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 AFS 3,45 Junior Theatre 3. JOHNSON, LINDA SUSAN Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 2,45 INCRESCENT 2,3,45 AFS 2, Treasurer 3,45 Young Democrats 25 Junior Thea- tre5 Girls Swim Team 3,45 Hall Monitor 25 Student Senate 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Pom Pom President 3,4. JOHNSON, LOIS ANN AFS 35 Junior Theatre 45 Office Girl 45 Librarian 2,3. JOHNSON, MARY ANN Pep Club 35 Office Girl 3,45 Home Economics Club 4. JOHNSON, RON CLARK Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER 3,45 AFS 2,3,4: Band 2,3, Captain 45 Orchestra 4. JOHNSTON, DON M. Track 2,35 Cross Country 2,35 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 AFS 2. JONES, CHEDA ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Librarian 45 Homeroom Banker 45 Home Economics Club 4. JONES, FRANCES KAYE Pep Club 3,45 AFS 35 Librarian 45 Homeroom Banker 25 Home Economics Club 4. JONES, JOYCE LOUISE Pep Club 2,35 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Office Girl 35 Homecoming 45 Student Senate 2,35 Latin Club 35 Forensics 2,3,45 Porter Scholar 4. 49 2,4- KOLDEN, MICHAEL JON Wrestling 3,41 Track 21 Rec. Basketball 2,3,41 Pep Club 2,3,41 Homeroom Banker 2,3. KOPPLIN, CYNTHIA JEAN Pep Club 3,41 GAA 3,41 Modern Dance 31 INCRES- CENT 41 AFS 3,41 Young Democrats 41 Office Girl 41 NHS 41 Swim Team 3. KRAMER, SANDRA E. AFS 4. KRATZ, SUSAN ELAINE Pep Club 2,3,41 GAA 2,32 Gym Assistant 3,41 AFS 2,3,41 Student Senate 3. KROEGER, MARY C. Pep Club 21 Modern Dance 2,31 INCRESCENT 2,31 AFS 2,3,41 Junior Theater 41 librarian 2,3,4. KUBOKAWA, LAURA ANN Pep Club 2,3,41 GAA 21 BELOITER 3, Editor 4: AFS 2,3, 41 Student Senate 21 Homeroom Banker 2,31 Quill and Scroll 41 Latin Club 2, President 3. KUNZ, CANDACE JEAN Pep Club 2,3,41 GAA 2,3,4 Gym Assistant 31 AFS 2,3,41 Junior Theater 21 Student Senate 2,3. LAMB, LAURA LYNN Pep Club 2,3,41 INCRESCENT 2,31 AFS 2,3,41 Student Senate 2,31 Band 2. 50 aff' av, dl ' JOSEPH, RHON DA SUE Gym Assistant 41 Home Economics Club 3. KEEGAN, JERRY WAYNE KEEPERS, J EFFERY STEVEN Track 21 Rec. Basketball 21 AFS 2,3. KELTNER, DEBORAH ANN Pep Club 2,3,41 GAA 31 AFS 2,3,41 Future Teachers 41 Chorus 21 French Club 2,41 Porter Scholar 4. KEVER, JoANN Hall Monitor 4. KINZER, DONALD FREDERICK Football 2,31 Rec. Basketball 21 Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2,3,4. KITELINGER, KATHLEEN MARIE Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2,3,41 French Club 2,4. KITZMANN, REBECCA MARIE Pep Club 2,3,4 GAA 2,3,41 Gym Assistant 41 Modern Dance 3,41 AFS 2,41 Young Republicans 41 Junior Thea- tre 2,31 Swim Team 3,41 Student Senate 3,4. KLIVER, BARBARA JEAN Pep Club 41 AFS 41 Stage Crew 41 Librarian 41 Chorus 41 Home Economics Club 4. KNISELY, ROBERT L. ROTC 2,3,41 Pep Club 41 Fisher Marsksmen 2,3,4. KOCH, DONNA KOCHICAS, TONI KATHLEEN Pep Club 2,3,41 AFS 2,3,41 Young Republicans 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 41 Office Girl 3,41 Student Senate 2,41 Homeroom Banker 2. uw... LAMB, VIRGINIA KIM Pep Club 2,35 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 25 Stu- dent Senate 45 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. LANGBEH N, MARK LARISON, WILLIAM H. ROTC 2. LARSEN, STEVEN MICHAEL Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Gym Assistant 35 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,35 NHS 3,45 Badger Delegate 4. LARSON, DEBRA LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 AFS 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 35 Office Girl 45 Librarian 2. LENTINE, EDWARD JACK Track 25 Rec. Basketball 2. LEONARD, SUSAN JEAN Pep Club 25 GAA 2,35 Junior Theater 25 Office Girl 3,4. LERNOR, SH ERI RENEE Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Student Senate 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. LERNOR, SUZANNE R. Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 BELOITER 4 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 3,45 Librarian 25 Homeroom Banker 25 French Club 25 Latin Club 3. LIPKE, ERIC DAVID Wrestling 2,35 Football 25 Cross Country 35 Pep Club 2,3,4, Ars 2,3,4. LIPTOW, JEAN LISTENBEE, VENERIAN AFS 25 Choir 2. rl, 'if 'Har 7, 'EIT' ir -cf .15-bb? ' W e ., Q .V,, ,g z' LITTLE, DENNIS DUANE Rec. Basketball 2,35 Wrestling 25 Swimming 3,45 Band 2,3,4. LOKKEN, LINDA L. Pep Club 45 AFS 4. LONG, ANDREW Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3. LUCAS, MIKE T. LUNDIN, DAVID CHARLES Rec. Basketball 2,35 Swimming 3,4. MQCGOWAN, MITZI LOUISE Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 35 INCRESCENT 2,3,4 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Student Senate 25 French Club 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Pom Pom 3,4. MAKOVEC, TERRY LEE Wrestling 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2. MARKLEY, JOSEPH DEAN 51 MARSTON, MARY LOU Pep Club 2,3, GAA 3,4, AFS 2,3, Junior Theater 2, Future Teachers 3,4, Girls Swim Team 3,4, Band 2,3. MARTEN, MYRENE JAN ET AFS 4, Office Girl 4. MARTIN, RANDY L. MARTIN, ROY F. Modern Dance 3, INCRESCENT 4, Young Democrats 3, Junior Theatre 3,4, Stage Crew 3,4. MARTINDALE, SUE IRENE Pep Club 4, GAA 4, Orchestra 4. MARTINGILIO, RICK ALAN Wrestling 4, Golf 2,3,4, Rec. Basketball 2, Pep Club 2,31 AFS 2,3. MARVIN, WILLIAM C. Wrestling 2, Track 4, Cross Country 4, ROTC 2,3,4. MARYOTT, TERRI LYNN Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,4, AFS 2,3,4, Young Democrats 4, Home Economics Club 4. MASTERSON, MICHAEL GEORGE Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, BELOITER 3, Editor 4, AFS 2,3,4, Prom Court 3, Student Senate 2, NHS 3,4, French Club 2, Class Of- ficer 2. MATTISON, PENNY SUE AFS 2,3, Office Girl 3. MAVROULIS, DIANE JUDY Pep Club 2,3,4, Modern Dance 4, INCRESCENT 3,4, Junior Theatre 2, Student Senate 2,3,4, Band 2,3. MAXWELL, LARRY ALLEN ROTC 2,3,4, McNeel Drill Team 2,3, AFS 2,3,4. McCAUL, WILLIAM S. Tennis 2, Swim Team 3,4. McILWAIN, JOE C. Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Football 2,3,4, Rec. Basketball 4. McINTOSH, WILLIE VERN ETT Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 2, Modern Dance 3, AFS 3, Stu- dent Senate 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Orchestra 2. MEECH, MARTHA MARIE Pep Club 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Office Girl 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Homeroom Banker 2, Home Economics Club 4. MEYER, ANN ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,3, AFS 3, Junior Theatre 3,4, Stage Crew 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Office Girl 4, Librarian 2, NHS 3,4, Debate 4. MEYERS, PAUL CURTIS AFS 2,3,4. MICHNA, JAMES J. ROTC 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Silver Sabers 4,'NHS 3,4, Badg- er Delegate 3. MICKELSON, ROBERT ALAN ROTC 2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Silver Sabers 4, Band 2,3. MIKESELL, JOHNVALLEN AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 NHS 3,45 Badger Delegate 3.' MILLER, CAROL ANN Pep Club 2,35 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 25 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Student Senate 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Quill 8- Scroll 45 Class Officer 45 Pom Pom 45 Choir 3,4. i MILLER, JEFF C. Track 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 3,45 Student Senate 4. MILLER, SANDRA KAYE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 Office Girl 45 Home Economics Club 4. MILSAP, JOCLYN LAYRESSE GAA 25 Gym Assistant 35 AFS 25 Art Club 2. MITCHELL, MICHAEL THOMAS Rec. Basketball 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Electronics Club 45 Latin Club 2,3,4. MOEN, KATHLEEN MARY Librarian 4. MOESSNER, ROBBY LEE Tennis 35 Pep Club 2,3,4. MOLINE, DANA GAYLE Pep Club 2,35 GAA 35 Office Girl 45 French Club 2. MORROW, EZELL , Pep Club 45 GAA 45 Home Economics Club 4. MYERS, DAVID RUSSELL Pep Club 3,45 Band 2,3. MYERS, PAULA JOY Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Jun- ior Theatre 25 Future Nurses 25 Band 2,3, Officer 45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 French Club 2. NEHLS, RICHARD T. NEISINGER, SUSAN KAY Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER 3, Editor-in-chief 45 AFS 2,3, 45 Young Republicans 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Future Teachers 35 Student Senate 35 Band, Head Librarian 2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 Forensics 25 Porter Scholar 4. NELSON, DAWNE MARIE Pep Club 35 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Office Girl 3,45 Homeroom Banker 35 Home Economics Club 4. NELSON, DEBRA ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 35 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Future Teachers 4. NELSON, NANCY CORINNE INCRESCENT 3,45 Future Nurses 35 French Club 2. NICHOLS, VICKI MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,4. NICKEL, SUSAN KAY Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 3. NIELSEN, CYNTHIA DOROTHY Chorus 2. NILSON, STEVE A. Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3,45 Student Senate 3,45 Band 2. NIMZ, BARRY JON Wrestling 25 Football 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 AFS 25 Homeroom Banker 2. OAKES, LARRY JAMES Rec. Basketball 2,3. ONINSKI, ROBERTA MARLENE Chorus 2,35 Choir 4. OSEN, DARRYL LEE Rorc 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 2,3,4. OSMOND, GARY LEE Debate 4. OTT, CATHY .I EAN McNeel Drill Team 25 AFS Pep Club 2,3,45 Majorette 2,3, Captain 45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,45 Future Teachers 45 Student Senate 25 Band 2, 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,4. OTTO, JACQUELYN M. Pep Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Choir 3,4. .gr 1'5' 'Nuns ff 'HEY 3 n..4v Nami 51:33.19 5.0 'Nif- 54 PADON, COLLEEN ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 Wrestling Cheerleader 45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,3,45 Student Senate 45 Orchestra 2. PAPAZIAN, JACK Rec. Basketball 25 AFS 2. PARKER, WENDY ELLEN Pep Club 3,45 GAA 2,35 Young Republicans 45 Junior Theatre 35 Student Senate 45 French Club 2. PAUS, VIOLA K. Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER Editor 45 AFS 25 Future Teachers 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 NHS 3,4. PAVELICH, DIANE LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Student Senate 3. PEACH, CREIGHTON O. ROTC 2,3,4. PEDERSEN, KAREN DEBORAH Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 25 AFS 2,3,45 Swim Team 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 French Club 2,3. PEER, GENE E, Gym Assistant 3. PEET, DAVID EMERSON Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,35 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Band 2. PERKINS, CYNTHIA KAY Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 Homeroom Banker 25 Home Economics Club 4. PERRY, BRENDA K. Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Art Club 35 Pom Pom 4. PETERSON, SANDRA LYNN AFS 2,3,4. RSM fb -A-9. N... xW.., ,f Senior girls elected to reign over homecoming ceremonies were Joyce Jones, Queen Sandy Thorpe and Peggy Harris. Coronation was Thursday afternoon followed by a parade Friday afternoon and a game Friday night against Madison LaFollette. PETERSON, SHERYL JEAN Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 25 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Future Teachers 45 Student Senate 2,35 NHS 3,45 French Club 2,45 Quill 8- Scroll 3,4. PETERSON, THOMAS PETROFF, SHARON JEAN GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Swim Team 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Band 2,3,4. PETZRICK, JAMES DOUGLAS Wrestling 25 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 ROTC 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 2,3,45 Silver Sabers 45 Spanish Club 45 Homeroom Banker 3. PICKETT, JANICE MARIE Pep Club 25 Office Girl 4. PINNOW, LeANN MARIE GAA 45 AFS 25 Band 25 Chorus 25 Fisherettes 2,3,4. PINNOW, STEVEN JOHN Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 AFS 2,3,4. PITTENGER, MICHAEL DAVID Tennis 25 Rec. Basketball 2. PLANTENBERG, DIANE MARIE Gym Assistant 45 AFS 25 Band 2. POCIUS, CHARLES VICTOR Pep Club 3,45 AFS 3,4. POHL, ROGER ALAN POLLARD, WILLIAM EARLE ROTC 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 2,3,45 AFS 35 Silver Sabers 4. 55 POPOVICS, MICHAEL R. POPPIE, LINDA JEAN Pep Club 2,3,47 BELOITER 47 AFS 2,3,41 Future Nurses 3. PORTER, STEPHEN RAY Cross Country 27 Rec. Basketball 2,3,47 Pep Club 2,3,4f AFS 3. PRIDE, ROY ROTC 2,3,47 McNeel Drill Team 2,3,47 Chorus 3,47 Sil- ver Sabers 4. PRIESSNITZ, SHARON LEE Pep Club 2,3,47 GAA 27 AFS 37 Hall Monitor 37 Student Senate 47 Fisherettes 2. PULLIAM, WILLIE JEAN BELOITER 47 AFS 2,47 Future Teachers 2,3,4i Student Senate 47 Home Economics Club 3,4. PUNZEL, DWIGHT DAVID Wrestling 27 ROTC 2,37 McNeel Drill Team 37 AFS 2,32 Student Senate 2. PUTNAM, CHARLES GARY Wrestling 27 Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3,47 Student Senate 3. QUILLEN, ALICE CYRENE Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 27 Home Economics Club 4. QUILLEN, CHRISTINA EILEEN Pep Club 2,37 Maiorette 3,47 AFS 27 Art Club 27 Librar- ian 27 Band 2,3,4. QUILLEN, KATHLEEN ELAINE Pep Club 2,37 Maiorette 47 AFS 27 Art Club 2,37 Band 2,3,4. QUINLAN, PATTI ANN Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3,47 French Club 4. RAMAGE, I-AUREE LEE Pep Club 2,3,47 AFS 2,3,47 Student Senate 3. RAMSEY, EVA JOAN Pep Club 2,37 AFS 2,3,4f Junior Theatre 2,3,47 Chorus 27 Home Economics Club 3,47 Choir 3,4. RAMSEY, THOMAS DAVID Pep Club 27 AFS 2. RASCH, GERD WILLIAM Rec. Basketball 2. RASMUSSEN, THOMAS DALE Rec. Basketball 2,47 Gym Assistant 4. REAGAN, BENJAMIN F. Rec. Basketball 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Young Republicans 27 Student Senate 2,37 NHS 3,4. REDGRAVE, MARTYN ROBERT Track 3,47 Basketball 27 Football 2,3,47 Rec. Basketball 2,3,4f Pep Club 2,47 BELOITER 3,47 AFS 2,3,47 Young Republicans 3,47 Student Senate Vice-President 47 NHS 3,47 Badger Delegate 3,4. REED, MICHAEL CHARLES Wrestling 37 Pep Club 2,3,4. 56 il-IV' ,,,,,.-r REID, DAVID W. Rec. Basketball 3,4. RELERFORD, EUGENE RICHARDS, WARD E. Baseball 2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Football 25 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 AFS 25 Hall Monitor 2. RICHARDSON, BEVERLY JEAN Gym Assistant 35 Homeroom Banker 3. RING, DEBBIE L. Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 2,45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Democrats 45 Future Teachers 45 Future Nurses 25 Swim Team 3,45 Diving Team 3,45 Office Girl 3,45 Student Senate 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Pom Pom 3, Vice President 4. ROGNLIEN, DEBORAH ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Modern Dance 2,3,45 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 35 Future Teachers 45 Student Senate 35 Band 2,3. ROSENOW, MICHAEL GEORGE ROTC 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 McNeel Drill Team 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Silver Sabers 4. ROTHE, KRISTIN E. AFS 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2. ROTHROCK, MARY JANE ROUNDS, PAUL DUANE ROTC 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 2,3,4. ROUSSEAU, JOHN RUBEN, TERRY ALBERT Tennis 2,45 Rec. Basketball 2,45 AFS 2,45 Young Demo- crats 2,35 Art Club 25 French Club 2. RUBNITZ, MICHAEL JAY RUCKERT, SHIRLEY N. AFS 25 Junior Theatre 25 Librarian 3,4. RUMAGE, GARY ALLEN ROTC 2,35 Pep Club 45 Band 2,3. RUNAAS, YVONNE M. Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Chorus 45 Home Economics Club 4. RUNDQUIST, CYNTHIA L. Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Democrats 45 Future Nurses 2. RUSTER, JANET S. Pep Club 3,45 BELOITER Editor 45 AFS 3,45 Band 2,3,4. RYER, THOMAS G. Rec. Basketball 25 ROTC 2,3,45 Silver Sabers 4. SANDERSON, JIM D. Rec. Basketball 2,35 ROTC 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 25 INCRESCENT 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 2,35 Student Senate 25 French Club 2,3. saw SCIACCA, VIRGINIA DOREEN Pep Club 25 Student Senate 25 Spanish Club 2. SCOTT, DOUGLAS EMORY Wrestling 35 Golf 2,3,45 Football 25 Rec. Basketball 2, 3,4. SCOTT, GORDON LEWIS Football 25 Rec. Basketball 45 Young Republicans 3,4. SCOTT, JODY E. Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Band 25 Hall Monitor 45 Office Girl 45 Home Economics Club 4. SECOR, LLOYD EDWARD ROTC 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 McNeel Drill Team 2,35 AFS 2,3. SELMER, JAMES CURTIS Baseball 35 Basketball 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,35 Student Senate 2,35 NHS 3,45 Badger Delegate 35 Class Officer 2,3. SEMROW, GEORGE DAVID Rec. Basketball 3,45 ROTC 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 McNeel Drill Team 3,45 AFS 3,45 Silver Sabers 4. SENO, ROBERT D. Tennis 45 Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 AFS 2,3, 45 Young Republicans 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,45 Band 2,3,45 Debate 45 Forensics 4. SEVERT, STEVEN LEE Wrestling 2. SHARP, BETTYJANE AFS 25 Junior Theatre 3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Office Girl 45 Art Club 45 Home Economics Club 4. SHAW, SANDRA JEAN SHINABARGER, AUDRE KAY Pep Club 3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 AFS 2,3,45 Homeroom Banker 2,35 Orchestra 2,3,4. 58 SHIPLER, GARY DEAN SHULTZ, LUANA ORLINE BELOITER 3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Office Girl 2,3,45 Computer Club 4. SIEBEL, DARCY M. Pep Club 35 GAA 35 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 2,35 Art Club 3,4. SIEBEL, JIMMY RAY Pep Club 3,4. SIMMONDS, MICHAEL DONALD Wrestling 45 Track 2,45 Football 2,3,4. SIMONSEN, PATRICIA ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Band 2. SLATER, DAVID M. Wrestling 25 Golf 45 ROTC 2,3,4. SMITH, LUANNE MARIE Pep Club 2,35 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 3. I SMITH, PATRICIA ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 AFS 2,35 Pom Pom 3,4. SNYDER, BARBARA LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 Modern Dance 25 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 45 Librarian 2. SNYDER, EMILY SOLEM, ROBERTA ANNE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Latin Club 2. SOLIMON, RODN EY DEAN Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Football 2,35 Rec. Basket- ball 3,45 Gym Assistant 4. SOWL, DAVID M. Rec. Basketball 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Student Senate 45 Spanish Club 2,45 NHS 4. SPAHOS, DEBRA ELIZABETH Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Home Economics Club 4. SPANTON, DAVID H. SPRAGGIN, PAT SPRATT, CARLA ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 AFS 2,3,4. STANLEY, ROSE M. Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Homeroom Banker 35 Home Economics Club 4. STEIL, KAREN MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 AFS 2,3,45 Young Republicans 3,45 Future Nurses 45 Water Ballet 3,45 Office Girl 45 Pom Pom 3,4. 59 STEINHAGEN, GARY LEE STEINKELLNER, GARY ALAN ROTC 2,3,4, McNeel Drill Team 2,3,4. STEPHAN, SHERYL LYNN Pep Club 2, AFS 2, Home Economics Club 4. STEPHENSON, GARY OSCAR Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country 2. STEUCK, ERIC RAYMOND STICKLER, JACQUELINE ANNE ' Pep Club 2,3,4, INCRESCENT 3, AFS 2,3,4y Junior Theatre 2,35 Spanish Club 2. STOIKES, DONALD LeVERNE STONE, KATHY Pep Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,35 Modern Dance 2,35 AFS 2,3, 5-, 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Office Girl 4, Home Economics Club 3,4. STOREY, SCOTT Track 3, Rec. Basketball 2,3,4p Pep Club 2, Homeroom Banker 2. STOREY, STAN Track 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, INCRESCENT 3,47 AFS 2,35 Student Senate 2,3. 'vw STRAIT, ROY D. Track 2,3,4p Cross Country 2,3,4, ROTC 2,3,4. STRITOF, DIANNE LYNN Pep Club 2,3,4p AFS 2,31 Future Nurses 3,4, Office Girl 3,4, Latin Club 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. s A LR f ' ' . ,g'?.ikefwf 1-. E Seniors enthusiastically gave their support in backing the Knights in various sports throughout the year. STROHSCHEIN, RUTH ANN Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 35 Hall Monitor 2,35 Chorus 45 Home Economics Club 45 Pom Pom 35 Choir 2,3. SUMPTER, LYNDA L. Gym Assistant 25 AFS 2,35 Future Nurses 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. SWANSON, MICHAEL LEE Rec. Basketball 25 Gym Assistant 3. SWEET, JAMES DALE Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor-in-chief 45 Young Democrats 2,3,45 Student Sen- ate 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Badger Delegate 35 Quill 8- Scroll 2,3,45 Class President 3,45 AFS 2,3,4. SYNSTEGARD, CHRIS ANN Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER 45 INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 2,3, 45 Junior Theatre 2,35 Future Nurses 35 Art Club 2,45 French Club 2,3,4. TANGYE, CHRISTINE MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Student Senate 2,3,45 Class Secretary 45 Pom Pom 3,4. THOMAS, MICHAEL D. Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. THOMASON, CYNTHIA LYNNE Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 2. THOMPSON, DIANNE MARIE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 French Club 2. THORPE, SANDRA JEANE Pep Club 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Cheerleader 2, Cap- tain 3,45 BELOITER 45 AFS 2,3,45 Junior Theatre 25 Prom Court 35 Swim Team 35 Homecoming Court 2,35 Homecoming Queen 45 Avon Board 3. THOSTENSON, JANET SUE Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Office Girl 25 French Club 2,35 Home Economics Club 3,4. THURSTON, CHERYL ANN TIBBETTS, CHARLIE Band 2. TIFFANY, JANICE LYNN Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 35 AFS 25 Junior Theatre 35 Art Club 45 Librarian 45 Home Economics Club 4. TILLESON, FRANK PAUL Baseball 25 Football 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 AFS 25 Stu- dent Senate 2. TILLEY, CONNIE LYNN Pep Club 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 3,45 BE- LOITER 45 AFS 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4. TRUE, YVONNE LEE Pep Club 2,35 GAA 25 AFS 2,3. TUCHLINSKY, BARBARA A. Pep Club 35 GAA 35 Gym Assistant 45 AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 35 Swim Team 3,45 Band 2,35 Fisherettes 2. TURBEN, KRISTINE K. Pep Club 2,3,45 Young Republicans 45 Student Senate 25 Latin Club 3,4. UNGER, SUE ELLEN Pep Club 2,3,45 AFS 2,45 Band 2,3, Officer 4. 'N 5.4.4 '--.1 ' 'Mft YZ? fu-I' 'vwif x 1 F- VANDERVORT, JEFFERY ARDEN VAN OSS, ROBERT JAMES Pep Club 2,3,45 Swim Team 2,3,4. VOGELSON, DEBRA RUTH Pep Club 3,45 Ars 3,-1. WAITE, LUCINDA KAY Future Nurses 2,35 Home Economics Club 4. WAITE, MONTY RAY Rec. Basketball 2,3,45 Student Senate 4. WALKER, DOUGLAS WAYNE WALLACE, ELIZABETH FREDERICK Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Gym Assistant 45 INCRES- CENT 3, Editor 45 AFS 2,45 Young Republicans 2,35 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,35 Future Teachers 2,45 Student Senate 3,45 Debate 2,4. WALLER, EDWARD L. WALRATH, JOHN SCOTT ROTC 2,3,45 McNeel Drill Team 2,3. WAM, CURTIS WARD, EVERETT CARLEYE ROTC 2,35 Pep Club 35 McNeeI Drill Team 25 AFS 2,3. WEAVER, DANIEL LEE ROTC 2,3,4: Pep Club 25 McNeel Drill Team 2,35 Home- room Banker 2. WEAVER, LaMONT C. Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Prom Court 35 Student Senate 3. WEAVER, RHONDA LYNN AFS 25 Future Nurses 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Chorus 2. WEBB, JOHN DAVIS Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 25 Football 2,3,45 Rec. Basketball 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Gym Assistant 35 AFS 3. WEBSTER, JAMES WARREN ROTC 2,35 AFS 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. WEEDEN, JODY KAY Pep Club 2,35 Modern Dance 25 AFS 2,3. WELCH, CHARLES D. WELLS, BONITA LEA Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 Gym Assistant 35 AFS 2,35 Young Democrats 35 Junior Theatre 35 Pom Pom 3,45 Swim Team 3. WERTZ, KATHY RAE Pep Club 45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 4. WHITEFORD, LAURIE ANDREA Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 INCRESCENT 45 AFS 2,3, President 4: Young Democrats 3,45 Junior Theatre 2,35 Future Teachers 3,45 Swim Team 3,45 Sfu. dent Senate 45 Spanish Club 2,4. WHITLEDGE, SUE ANN Pep Club 25 GAA 45 Gym Assistant 45 Modern Dance 45 Home Economics Club 45 Young Republicans 4. WICHELT, JOAN ELLEN Gym Assistant 45 INCRESCENT 2,3, Editor 45 Young Republicans 35 Student Senate 2,3, Secretary 45 Home. room Banker 25 Quill 81 Scroll 3,4. WICHELT, ROBERT SHELDEN WIECK, DAVID WILLIAMS, OTHA L. Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 AFS 3,45 Student Senate 3. WILLIAMS, ROBERTA MARIE Pep Club 45 Future Nurses 35 Home Economics Club 4. WOBIG, ANNETTA COUISE Pep Club 3,45 Gym Assistant 35 Modern Dance 25 Fu- ture Nurses 25 GAA 2. WOLFE, PAMELA BLISS INCRESCENT 3,45 AFS 2,3, Officer 45 Young Democrats 45 Stage Band 3,45 Student Senate 2,45 Band 2,3, Of- ficer 45 NHS 3,45 Badger Delegate 35 Latin Club 2,35 Porter Scholar 4. WOODRU FF, GERALD LEE WORDEN, GENEVA MARIE Band 2. WRIGHT, DANA LANSING WRIGHT, DENISE LYNN YOUNGER, DON CARL YURKEW, BARBARA JEAN Pep Club 2,3,45 BELOITER Editor 45 AFS 45 Future Nurses 35 Student Senate 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Band 25 NHS 45 Porter Scholar 4. ZANK, JENIE LEA Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 AFS 2,3,4. ZELLMER, LINDA LOU ZIMMERMAN, JOHN H. Wrestling 2,3,45 Golf 25 Pep Club 4. ZITO, SAMUEL PAUL ROTC 2,3,45,Spanish Club 45 Orchestra 4. ZOPPEL, CHRISTINA LEE AFS 2,35 Junior Theatre 2,3,45 Porter Scholar 4. 63 AOBERG, EUGENE ALLEN, STEVEN D. BABCOCK, JIMMY BACKENGER, LINDA BART, JEROME BEARD, ALEX BERRY, WILFRED BYRD, LEE CAMPFIELD, STEPHEN CASEY, ANTHONY CHURCHILL, DAVID COLEMAN, TERRY COLLINS, EDDIE COLLINS, JOAN COOPER, DOUGLAS DALTON, GERALD DAVIDSON, CLEDIE DAVIS, CRAIG DAVIS, RICKY DEMUS, RONALD DOLE, DARLYNE DWYER, DIANE EDWARDS, RICHARD FALLON, JOHN FLEMING, JERRY FOSTER, ROBERT FRANKLIN, JOHN FRANKS, STEVEN GIVAHN, CARTARAL GOLDEN, WILLIE GRINDLE, GRANT HAAS, DEBORAH HAGESTAD, RANDY HANNAH, ROY HARE, MICHAEL HOEKMAN, MARVIN HOOPER, PATRICIA HUGES, FRANK HUTTER, SHIRLEY IsACKsON, JERALD ISHIKAWA, BRUCE JANowsKI, ROBERT JENSEN, JAY JOHNSON, DEBORAH KURLINKUS, ROBBIE KUZNEZOW, WLADIMIR LAwvER, SCOTT LeHURAY, RICHARD LISTER, DOROTHY LONG, DEBORAH MAIN, SHEILA MARBURG, JOANNE MARKLEY, KATHLEEN MARX, CHRISTINE MECARTEN, JAMES MCCRARY, TRACY MCCUTCHEON, OWEN MEISENHEIMER, JOEL MELTON, ALAN MICK, CARLA MORAN, ROBERT MUMMERY, THEODORE MURRAY, ANNIE MYLENBUSCH, TED NAJDOWSKI, LOU OWENS, NANCY PATTEN, TIMOTHY PINNOW, DALE POLIZZI, TERESA PROPP, PHYLLIS RELLERFORD, ERMA REPPERT, WILLIAM REYNOLDS, HOWARD ROBERTS, BOBBY ROHRER, TERRY RUSCONI, JOHN SCHYVINCK, WILLIAM SHAW, IRIS SMITH, LINDA SPEARO, LYLE STEVENS, STEVEN STRICKLER, ERIC STROM, JOHN STUESSY, ALBERT TEMPORALI, SHEILA TERRY, PAUL THOMAS, DANNY THOMAS, JOSEPH TINDER, CINDY VERNOR, PERRY VOGT, DETLEF WHITEHOUSE, GREGORY WILLIAMS, DENNIS WILSON, DAVID WILSON, WILLIAM ZECHLIN, ROBERT ff' 47 Y ua. Class officers, Treos. Maridee Schmale, Sec. Joy Gundry, Vice Pres. Jodie Redditi, and Pres Barry Blorklund started the year by discussing class rings wifh advisors Mr. Williams and Miss Hanson. Kcihy Abbott Kim Ackley Alfreda Adams Cathy Adams Chrisiine Ahrens Kathleen Ahrens Dave Alexander Gary Alexander Ann Allen Bruce Allen Geraldine Allen Jody Allen 66 ps I h... V.,, , JUNIORS iQ . if I no Au-In l ig or YK faf' - ' ' sf s,.. -an ,f :- ew new or ' 1 X, sf-'NL jr, vc J X X 115g 2, N, .wgftee 1 W A gg?-Q' .M we Ni? , , rp . f , xl - i, . 3 1 f XY? 5 3 'f as N. L W..-0 .f Q X Q. is mv H C ,s L. - -- ,,,'f,'-f 'C' 72? 'L X X A n sl a -, Je 'S' hl e x. 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Dave Reinke Alice Relerford Daisy Releford Debbie Renley Jim Reseberg Tom Rice Floyd Richardson Pete Reimer Sheryl Rimes Terri Ring Mike Ritter Don Robertson Danny Robinson Judy Robson Ellen Rodermel Duane Rogers Dale Role Karen Rook Bob Ross Tom Bersch Hazel Rounds Mike Rousseau Sieve Rowland Linda Rozell Diane Rozelle Chuck Rudolph Mike Saari Tom Saecker Sally Somp Beffy Sanborn Deb Sapp Jayne Savage Julie Sawby Roy Saxlon Leon Scharlou Larry Scheville Carl Schliem Maridee Schmale Julie Schmid? Chris Schmiif Vic Schnurr Linda Schober Guy Schoonover Debbie Schrader Curt Schroder Steve Schuett Becky Schultz Danny Schultz Mark Schultz Mike Schwebke Barb Selmer Mary Semrow Holly Sennett Karen Shackelford Cary Shaffer linda Sharp Regina Shaw Richard Shaw Roger Shaw Sandy Shear Bobbi Shinubarger Paul Shockley Steve Siler Jim Simmons Carol Smart Cathy Smarz Virginia Sminchak Carolyn Smith Ken Smith Debbie Sors Dave Spalding Lyle Spearo Roger Spenser John Springstead John Squires Virginia Squires Cindy Stahl Ruth Standiford Roger Stanford Pat Stanton Oprel Starkes Gail Steinkeller Debbie Stephenson Judy Steuck Jeff Stevens Nancy Stevens Pete St. John Wes Stonehocker Mary Strait lim Sturdevant Tom Sudkamp Helen Suits 1 I V Ci sv: if Y For a second year, the class of 71 elected Carrie Wilson and Jayne Savage as homecoming court aifendanls Susan Summerfield Ellen Sulphin Sue Tarr Martin Taylor Frank Terranova Lana Terranova Ben Thomas Bernice Thomas Darrell Thomas Dori Thompson Harold Thompson Jennie Thompson William Thompson Gary Thursfon Bob Tibbetfs Nancy Tiffany Dave Timmcke Jane? 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Williams Jackie Williams Dennis Winek Mike Winkey Paula Winne Duyonne Wisdom Debbie Wise Charlene Withrow Fred Wobig Karen Wood Blane Woodard Mark Woodard Gary Worthing Susan Wright Sfan Yates Ennix Young Leona Young Linda Young Glen Zabel Terri Zahnow Barb Zimmerman Gary Zimmerman Richard Zimmerman gawk 'EE Z F1523 W J :: QQZ 5 2 M415 fgsffi . ik -H In 2 X ,, , 3 f . 4 4 3+ if 1 - I-' . ., ,Ag 6 mu ','Al!'gfwf' ..mw-fm-an f 1. ,M vow.. SW ftggiaxvif gg-fwvw M A , k A Q aw Y-. .V A Q 'XM X Q Mg. 4. in M. i mg, 4, M an sm ' 1. 2 . TA K. in, E qv 4' ' 1 Q- 5-Q 1 1 .Z Je , , Q P ar 5 . 'M j , 2 . 5 V 5 2 2 af 2? RK R L 'L 1 3 - I A ,, w, .L.L if A. TIVITY Student Senate Pres. G. Brusberg, Treus. The Student Senate's goal for the year was to end student apathy through an increased amount of student activities and partici- pation. They accomplished this through a combination of old and new. The tradi- tion of a bon-fire was revived this year and proved to be lots of fun. The Senate organized the new student lounge early in the year which, although faced with many difficulties, eventually worked out. The Student Senate donated the proceeds from their annual toys for tots drive to the Salvation Army and thus served the com- munity as well as the student body. 82 P. Harris, Sec. J. Wichelt, V.P. M. Redgrave Elaine Hall demonstrates the technique needed to use the new sign making machine purchased last year by the Student Senate. 'Ml' 'ETP' Row l: S. Kakuske, Lindo Sharp, K. Hatleberg, M. Schmole, Judy Steuck, Cox, M. Goodwin, S. Davis, D. Sowlg Row 6: D. Movroulis, P. Wolfe, R. Row 2: S. Ahrens, B. Holliday, W. Parker, D. Debruin, J. Gundry, Row 3: Stanford, G. Bue, R. Burkhart: Row 7: K. Hanson, K. Kruse, J. Gyarmoty, D. D. Ring, D. Garde, V. Mclntosh, B. Kitzmann, D. Dobbs, Row 4: l.. White- Knowles, K. Brandenburg, V. Brown, K. Moldenhauer ford, S. Priessnitz, D. Thompson, H. Easland, J. Redditi: Row 5: J. Sweet, B. Ping-pong characterized the activities of the newly formed Student Lounge. Students found that can hour in the lounge broke up the tedious school day. 83 Qi u.e Home- Qg9,fit we Q . ,f coming BMHS's annual home- coming activities were as bright and cheerful as the day. After weeks, of hectic prep- aration, the festivities began as the parade marched through the downtown area. lt featured the queen and her court, the foot- ball team, the cheer- leaders, the pom-pom girls, the band, and the floats. The game showed our team to have been greatly im- proved, even though we lost the game l9- l6. Homecoming was topped off by a dance featuring a blues band. + Sandy Thorpe was honored as this year's Homecoming queen. She reigned over the game and was crowned by football captains Mike Masterson and Leonard Byrd in a special Coronation exercise on Homecoming day. 'Mu Shown at ihe Homecoming coroncxtion ceremony are June Savage, Joyce Jones, Queen Sandy Thorpe, Peggy Harris, and Carrie Wilson gf: ui' v Senior float 1 ' 5 4 3 4- gHf..,ae'S Junior winning floaf Aff Club HOG? Row 'l: S. Lernor, J. Cawleyg Row 2: S. Thorpe, M. Hyde: Standing: M. Daniel, C. Henthorn, L. Whifeford. The cheerleaders became the sponsoring agency for the pep buses this year. Shown signing up are Linda Poppie, Cheryl Henvhorn, Laurie Whiieford, and Sandy Thorpe, 86 Sandy Thorpe and Laurie Whifelord silhoueffed againsl 'he Homecoming bonfire. in fill Cheryl Henthorn Wrestling cheerleader captain, Debbie DeBruin Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders be- came involved in all aspects of school spirit. They made posters to enliven school pep, led the huge crowds at our football and basketball games, and even sold bus tickets to gets kids to away games. This year's captain was Sandy Thorpe. The wrestling cheerleaders supplied the pep and led the spectators at the wrestling matches. Their captain was Deb DeBruin. Row 1: D. DeBruin, M. Schmole, P. McCauleyp Standing: M. Berner, C. Pcdon. Pom Pom Girls ' ---1.. - I 'fy The Homecoming parade was graced by the Pom Pom Girls. Clockwise beginning at l2:OO: M. Edwards, C. Miller, L. Dale, D. Ring, L. Johnson, J. Gyarmaty, B. Wells, K. Krueger, K. Steil, B. Perry, C. Tangye, M. MacGowan. The Pom Pom girls added much spirit to BMHS this year. They marched in the Homecoming, Christmas, and Memorial Day parades and per- formed at football and basketball games. Officers were Debbie Ring, Bonnie Wells, and Linda John- son. The Pom Pom girls were advised by Miss Arden. Marty Daniel shows greof agility and balance as she practices for her Orchesis routine. ii lf 5 Orc hesis Orchesis was confinued This year under the leadership of Aileen Holcomb,. Pres., Peggy Harris, V.P., and Becky Kifzman, Sec.-Treas. They practiced once a week and welcomed all young men and women interested in self-expression Through dance. Orchesis members limber up. Row l: J. Cawley, D. Turney, J. Milsap, M. Brady, M. Hyde, P. Reiner? D Mavroulisp Row 2: D. Rognlien, J. Hayward, M. Daniels, T. Hagli, J. Milos S Heifke, D. DeBruin, Row 3: D. Fago, B. Kifzman, C. Kunny, P. Harris A Hol comb, B. Larson, R. Long, P. Priewe, B. Schroeder. Row 1: F. Adams, J. Williams, L. Hyde, M. Strait, K. Smarz, L. Eilers, Markleyy Row 4: J. Savage, K. Moldenhauer, J. Warner, J. Gundry, J. K. Bolton, M. Markham, S. Perrin, V. Brown: Row 2: D. Case, C. Stahl, Steuck, L. Dale: Row 5: K. Brandenburg, P. Reinert, M. Mack, Row 6: J. Gahl, E. Detmer, P. Quinlan, K. Garner, K. Johnson, D. Courtney: B. Perry, C. Tilley: Row 7: J. Halom. Row 3: J. Keeney, D. Hadley, C. Partridge, D. Johns, J. Timmcke, C. GAA advisors and gym teachers, Miss Schar and Mrs. Dreessen. 90 GAA GAA leaders clowning it up after a strenuous executive meeting. Under the leadership of Judy Helom, Pres., Connie Tilley, V.P., and Brenda Perry, Sec-Treas., the girls in GAA had a very successful volleyball and basketball season this year. Other activities included swimming and a gymnastics club which was started after Christmas. as iff if The GAA volleyball team shows off its championship form as they turned in another fine season. Girls' Swim Team Row l: C. Partridge, M. Hart, D. Rognlein, K. Pederson, D. Hilmer, L. Dahlberg, B. Tuchlinsky, A. Holcomb, Row 2: K. Johnson, J, Stickler, S. Thorpe, B. Kitzmann, M. Marston, B. Wells, L. Johnson, L. Whiteford, D. Ring. Sandy Thorpe practices free style in preparation for one of many girls' swim meets. The hard working girls' swim team swam lap after lap, mile after mile, to get in shape for the meets they competed in. These girls perfected their indi- vidual skills, then united to achieve a team success. This year's team was coached by Miss Schar and Mrs. Dreessen. BMHS had an art club for the first time in three years this year, and it was quite a success. Its mem- bers worked both on assigned projects such as a silk-screening and iunk sculpture, and on individual proiects. The club also sponsored a float in the homecoming parade, planned a trip to the Chicago Art Institute and organized an exhibit of student work. Miss Miller demonstrates the nimble art of pottery. Tim Finnegan uses Janice Tiffany as his inspiration. Floor: Miss Miller, J. Cushman, Row 1: J. Gahl, P. Davis, C. Synstegard, G. Zimmerman, H. Easland, J. Gyarmcty, P. Kinsey, Row 2: M. Markham, D. Hansen, K. Quillen, D. Wise, P. Minter, A. Pease, J. Tiffany, A. Long, J. Harstad, R. Torceni, Row 3: C- HUDSON, M. Henthorne, P' Fmmef, D. Johnson, R. DiBenurdo, S. Kakuske, L. Johnson, T. Finnegan. 'T Ari , . Club Row 'I: Miss Oakes, advisor, Row 2: M. Davis, C. Ustruck, E. Nie, N. Pinelesp Row 3: R. Burkhart, B. Patasus, R. Almond, V. Brown, R. Divan. De ba te Team Resolved: Congress should pro- hibit unilateral U.S. military in- vention in foreign countries. The members of the Debate team presented their affirmative and negative arguments every Sat- urday from the end of Septem- ber through the end of February. Advised by Miss Oaks, the squad completed a successful season while learning much about de- bating. Row 1: M. Hyde, L. Whiteford, L. Johnson, Row 2: M. Chagas, T. Hagli. AFS One of our AFS Foreign Exchange Students, Maur- icio Chagas, came to BMHS from Salvador, Brazil. His school there is much like Tina's in that his classes were in the same classroom. Students at Mauricio's school choose their subiects in the areas of sciences, literature and languages, or mathematics and attend school for half days only. Mauricio has come to know many people during his stay in Beloit. Ac- cording to Mauricio, American girls are iust the same as Brazilian girls. Mauricio's future hopes are to become either an architect or a movie director. Tina Hagli, our Foreign-Exchange student from Arendal, Norway, found BMHS to be very different from her high school in Norway. There, her classes usually met in one classroom and students were re- quired to take twelve or thirteen courses. She es- pecially liked the super-highways, American drive-ins and American food-particularly the many different kinds of ice cream. Upon returning to Norway, Tina will complete her final year of high school and then go on to college. She hopes to maior in either soci4 ology or psychology. Left column: G. Kollath, T. Hagli, D. Sapp, J. Burki, Miss Mary Schuetz advisor, G. Hendee, G. Zabel, Right column: J. Sawby, K. Hatleberg, A. Meyer, T. Bersch, B. Tibbetts, T. Elmer, D. Hurd. Mrs. Nelson, French Club advisor and Miss Pfund, Spanish advisor. 96 German Club Although the number of German classes was cut to one, the German Club continued to be active and participated in many activities. Among these were several bake sales and a foreign dinner. Officers were: Tim Elmer, Pres., Karen Hatleberg, V.P., and Jolene Burki, Sec-Treas. Tim Elmer lcenterj conducts an informal ceremony. French Club started off its year with a potluck supper. A French family from Beloit College were the guests of honor and gave the students a chance to practice their French while learning many interesting facts about France. The club also held a bake sale and then topped off the holiday season with a Christmas caroling and tobogganing party. Clad in their sombreros and ponchos, the members of the Spanish Club prepared for their year's ac- tivities. They held a bake sale early in the year and then switched to Spanish food in December when they sponsored a Spanish fiesta. This featured Span- ish foods, games and lots of fun. This year's club was led by Pres. Barb Halliday, V.P. Mike Danner, Sec. Judy Warner, and Treas. Sheryl Jackson. French Club is Row 1, K. Moldenhauer, C. Papesh, D. Keliner, D. Hinderliier, S. Peierson, L. Twyman, R. Kincaid, Row 2 D Thompson, M. Mack, L. Dahlberg, D. Tofleben, C. Sfahl, N. Pineles, P. Quinlan, J. Freeman, C. Usiruck, J. Nohavlca L. Brifelli, T. Hagli, M. Davis. Spanish Club i.15f5S53f6ieg2W 1 A Row 'lx S. Fisher, C. Hammell, L. Dale, L. Whiieford, D. Ring, L. Johnson, D. Anderson, M. Anderson, M. Brady, Row 2: G Gales, B. Yurkew, D. Hinderliier, D. Finley, B. Halliday, J Warner, C. Jackson, N. Dovenporf, Row 3: T. Rice, D. O'Rourke 1 iw C. Stahl, S. Perrin, C. Patterson, J. Timmcke, V. Brown, J. Tim micke, V. Brown, J. DeBruyne, J. Savage, K. Kruse, S. Tomlin V. Brown, J. Redihi, D. Dobbs, J. Petzrick. Young Democrats Clockwise from 12:00, Mr. Bachman advisor, J. Sweet, R. Perry, B. P. Wolfe, L. Johnson, C. Kopplin, C. Rundquist, K. Lamb T Mylenbush Patasus, D. Huggins, S. Peterson, K. Anderson, K. Hanson, C. Page, Because this was not an election year, the Young Democrats found their year's activities outside politics. They came out early in the year in favor of the moratorium and spon- sored various activities in connection with it. The Young Dems also formu- lated plans to expand the club to include all of Rock County. In the line of civic improvements, the club backed the renovation of the old post office into a more modern li- brary. 98 Pres. C. Page, V.P. N. Pineless, Sec-Treas, M. Davis Young Republicans Governing Board: Row 'l: R. Divan, C. Ustruck, S. Neisingerp Row 2: R. Burkhart fpres.j, D. Dobbs. I-snail Young Republicans prepare for their annual canned food drive. Young Republicans is all about. Row 1: M. MacGowan, E. Detmer B Cun ningham, Row 2: P. Quinlan M Harter D. Kinzer, W. Parker, lern r Kochicas, Row 3: Mr. Reichard advisor A Holcomb, K. Steil, D. O'Rourke J Hay ward, C. Ustruck, K. Kruse J Crossfleld Row 4: M. Redgrave, M Masterson M Heckle, D. Dobbs, B. Seno S Nelslnger D. Dalzell. This year's Young Republicans were very active in community improvement. They sponsored a non-parishable foods drive during the Christmas season, the profits from which went to the Salvation Army, and a beautification campaign In the Beloit Community Through discussions with invited outslcle speakers, the members gained a more complete mslte into what the Republican party stands for and a general background of what politics United Movement Club Row 1: W. Floyd, M. Edwards, E. Hodges, D. DeBruin, C. Anderson, AliSfeI', D- Sars, 5- Fisher, N- STSVGHS, J- lSCClKS0f1, C- Partridge 5 D. Punzel, Row 2: B. Perry, P. Hooper, P. Krenz, D. Garde, J. Marburg, Dbl-Nall, D- PFGTBSL T- MCCFUYY, -l- Hereford, T- Mylenbusclh D Sow' S. Storey, G. McCutcheonp Row 3: M. Markham, E. Morrow, D. Mc- T- 5UClkGmP, 0- Williams, L- BYl'd, J- Hill. Row 'l: Pres. S. Story, V. P. Edwards, Sec. P. Hooper, Treas. T. McCraryp Row 2: C. Partridge, J. Hereford, O. Williams, P. Harris, T. Mylenbusch, W. Floyd, all committee chairman. The United Movement, a newly formed club, encompassed two spe- cific goals. The first entailed community development through pro- grams such as Big Brother, Big Sister, low-income housing, and a summer recreation program. The second included the betterment of race relations through blacks and whites participating in social events such as Soul Dinners, excursions to Operation Breadbasket and to speeches by today's prominent black leaders. By working together in proiects for community development, the United Movement en- deavored to break the chains that bind us. 100 Advisors Mr. Henry and Mr. Ellis 0 Electronics Club Mr. Holt, advisor. Electronics Club members work on their projects. RIBITY -' ELECTRLNIES The Electronics Club, ad- vised by Mr. Holt, learned more about electronics while having the fun of participating in a worth- while club. They took monthly field trips to local factories, including Fairbanks and Beloit Cor- poration, and took an ex- cursion to the Museum of Science and Industry in the spring. The club officers were Ken Smith Pres., Doug Cooper V.P., Kent Northey Sec., and Roy Saxton Treas. Row I: J. Giacalone, R. McCown, laying clown, D. Griffin, Row 2: T. Peterson, D. Honer, J. Hartung, L. Spearo, D. Dozell. 101 Future Teachers Row 'lz K. Sione, D. Caldwell, L. Ditmer, M. Hyde, S. Heisey Row 2: L. Hyde, A. Meyer, J. DeBruyne, S. Peferson, N Duvenpori, M. Marsfon, D. Rognlieng Row 3: D. DeBruin, K. Smurz, C. Shaffer, K. Kruse, J. Warner, J. Stueck, J. Timmcke C. Kunnyp Row 4: P. Minier, S. Perrin, J. Gundry, J. Reddifi, J. Nohcvicu, V. Brown. Home Ec Club Row 1: B. Brandi, E. Ramsey, L. Smifh, S. Heifke. P. Huishere, D. Plcnfenberg, M. Johnson, Row 2: V. Squires, R. Strofhshine, D. Haas, D. Nelson, D. Spahos, V. Nickels, S. Priessnifz, M. Hari, C. Glass, J. Scoitg Row 3: M. Boigenzohn, B. Burns, J. Cooper, J. Bushow. Future Nurses Row 1: K. Steil, K. Bolton, K. Lasher, D. Hinderliter, C. Schmidt, K. Johnson, J. Gilbank, Row 2: P. Maisel, 5- SUUYP, C- Pafffldge, D- Nelson, D. Schrader, L. Twyman, Row 3: P. Priewe, C. Stahl, C. O'Brien, Mrs. Rowbottom advisor, C. Withrow, R. Tyler, H. Sennett. 351 FUTURE TEACHERS: The Future Teachers Club is composed of students who are interested in a possible teaching career. Among its other activities, the group has made field trips to schools which specialize in particular fields of special education such as the School for the Deaf in Dele- van. HOME EC CLUB: The purpose of the Home Ec Club was two-fold. It was designed to provide a club for the girls who didn't plan on being nurses or teachers and to prepare the members to accept adult re- sponsibilities in the home. Co-advisors, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Thomas, along with thirty-four members, met on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month to carry on and plan busi- ness and activities. A Christ- mas party, bake sales and selling cookbooks and Christmas sachets were some of the group's projects. FUTURE NURSES: Throughout the year the Future Nurses were busy performing important serv- ices at the hospital and at Caravilla. The Volunteers aided with school innocu- lations, actively participated in the March of Dimes, sponsored bake sales and went Christmas caroling at Caravilla. The club also donated some of their funds to the Beloit Retarded Children's Center. Candy Striper Cindy Stahl. A Candy Striper helps out in the children's ward. so K? 3 Row 'la K. Steil, C. Kopplin, S. Temporali, C. Berstein, T. Maryott, B. lunghuhn, Row 2: J. Johnson, J. Gunther, T. Kochicas, R. Lusardig Row 3: D. Cox, D. Larson, D, Hamil, C. Schmitp Row 4: D. Moline, D. Finley, S. McKee, K. Bolton, R. Tyler, Row 5: K. Anderson, K. Stone, B. Snyder, A. Myer, M. Bishop, Row 6: D. Nelson, B. Sharpe, J. Scott, S. Heitke, M. Johnson. Mrs. Garber was the head of the office girls. 104 Kathy Anderson collecting attendance s ips Cffice Girls The Office Girls devoted their study halls to assisting the of- fice by delivering passes and inter-school communications, collecting absence slips, mak- ing the daily attendance sheet and running the switch board. Without this vital help, BM HS would not have run so smoothly. W-se.. 'lv' af' Row I: K. Ott, P. Huisheere, B. Brandt, K. Moen, V. Gjere, Row 2: C. E. Ramsey, J. Haas, D. Schrader, Row 3: R. Strokschein, L. Batterman O'Brien, R. Perry, J. Tiffany, C. Hanson, P. Hirte, D. Wise, M. Kroeger, C. Jones, T. Ring, M. Hinds, D. Johns. ,..-A! Mary Kroger checks out u student's book. Library Keeping track of thousands of books and periodicals is not an easy task, but this is exactly what the library aides were do- ing all year. They gave up their free time to assist in cataloging, filing and checking out books to Memorial's students. ROTC Co. A-Row 1: J. Petzrick, C. Bork, L. Pin- now, M. Rosenow, K. Hunter, Row 2: R. Pride, R. Spenser, D. Mussen, J. Carr, Row 3: G. Steinkellner, E. Hantzicostcls, R. Monroe, Row 4: J. Gilbank, L. Draeving, R. Shaw, P. Romsey, Row 5: H. Voss, D. Vogt, W. Thompson. 106 Co. B-Row 1: R. O'Hare, P. Rounds, C Wilson, G. Semrow, D. Slater, Row 2: R Strait, M. William, K. Brooker, D. Weaver, G. lounsberryp Row 3: C. Vclncil, D. Reinke S. Christensen, D. Schaffer, T. Allen, Row 4: S. Austin, B. Pollard, D. Spalding, E. Johnson, B. Lockhart. Co. C-Row 1: R. Knisely, J. Crossfield, C Usiruck, T. Ryerg Row 2: K. Norfhey, B. Allen F. Terranova, A. Brostueni Row 3: C. Reed R. Amerson, S. Holcomb, G. Ludwigp Row 4: J. Couifs, R. McGowan, R. Dray, D. Alexander Sgis O'Hare and Klescewski 107 1 r Silver Sabres Mc Neel Drill Tea m s - - Row 1: D. Ring, C. Bork, R. Hare, M. Rosenowy Row 2: B. Mickelson, P. Rounds, G. Semrow, J. Crossfield. ROTC participated in many functions, including parades, military fun- erals, and their annual review. Each of the three companies was led by officers of the Silver Sabres, who were chosen for their leadership and scholastic abilities. The McNeel drill team, whose members were selected for their pro- ficiency in marching and handling arms, competed against drill teams from nearby ROTC units. The Fisher Rifle also competed against rifle teams as did the Fisherettes. All three teams were successful. Colonel Theodore Florey, and Sargents James O'Hare and Chester Klescewski directed the ROTC activities this year. Row 1: M. Rosenow, B. Dowler, Sgt. J. O'Hare, Row 2: G. Semrow, W. Pollard, D. Campfield, Row 3: P. Rounds, T. Ryer, F. Terronova: Row 4: S. Austin, R. Pride, C. Vancil. Row 1: L. Pinnow, V. Brown, G. Maresch, M. Henfhorne, Row 2: V. Waffers, L. Noidowski, D. Hanson, Col. T. Florey, R. Oninski, D. Hadley, K. Dreier. Row 'lz C. Bork, K. Brooker, G. Lounsberry, Row 2: R. O'Hore, J. Crossfield, J. Couhs, R. Knisely, B. Mickelson. Fishereftes Fisher Rifle Team 109 Beloiter Row 1: 5. Thorpe, L. Kubokawa, P. Myers, J. Ruster, S. Ahrens, Row 2: L. Poppie, M. Redgrave, S. Larsen, M. Fowden, M. Masterson, F. Tuck, J. Jones, L. Schultz, C. Ustruck, J. Delaruyne, R. Kincaid, J. Pulliam, Row 3: K. Spalding, V. Giere, B. Yurkew, K. Ott, S. Neisinger, J. Selmer, C. Synstegard, V. Paus, K. Gustafson, M. Brody, C. Oth Row 4: G. Brusberg, M. Goodwin. V V' 'P .,J,.,': Mark Fowden demonstrates the delicate art of tree trimming. THE ORGANIZERS Mrs. LaPlant took over this year as BELOITER advisor and courageously faced the tasks of working out layouts, ironing out arguments, and making upfor lost sleep. .--f fists Laurie Kubokawa fell victim to Mrs. LaPlant's clean-up mania. Although the staff and advisor were new, the Beloiter faced the annual problems of getting or- ganized, making decisions and meeting deadlines. In the course of solving these problems, this year's staff learned much about lay-outs, publication methods, and pho- tography. Many staff members at- tended the annual high school journalism convention in Chicago last fall and acquired many ideas for improving the BELOITER. The staff found out that putting out a yearbook takes lots of patience, or- ganization, and hard work. Row 1: S. Neisinger, Editor-ln-Chief, J. Ruster, Junior Editor, Row 2: V. Paus, Faculty Editor, B. Yurkew, Activities Editor, M. Masterson, Sports Edi- tor, F. Tuck, Photography Editor, G. Brusberg, Ad- vertising Editor, Row 3: L. Kubokawa, Senior Editor, C. Synstegard Knot picturedl. Ill Increscent f - - - r D ene.. , . Row I: G. Butler, C. Almond, R. Almond, K. Colwell, S. Lansp Row 2: O. Maki, J. Eddy, S. Storey, M. Edwards, S. Peterson, T. Hendricks, D. Robertson, Row 3: R. Greenspun, K. Hanson, L. Batterman, M. Schultz, C. Page, K. Patterson, D. Huggins, C. Koplin, D. O'Rourke, D. Dalzell, B. Cox, J. Cawley, M. McGown, B. Cunningham, G. Kollath, G. Lee, T. Zahnow, Row 4: R. Jayson, J. Sanderson, L. Wallace, J. Sweet, N. Pineles, K. Johnson, S. Fisher, D. Mavrolous, P. Wolfe, L. Demanouske, C. Dietsch, M. Berner, C- SYf15l99Gl'Cli Row 5: L. Johnson, L. Whiteford, R. DeVoe, P. Stanton, J. Cushman, D. Larson, C. Miller, L. Christensen, C. Fick, B. Halliday, J. Wichelt, V. Lamb. 11:1 INCRESCENT INSANITYI Just one of the many headaches of an editor. 112 Deadline hqvoql Mr Schoenfield guided the INCRESCENT to statewide The INCRESCENT became more liberal this year as it undertook coverage of such national issues as draft reform, the Viet Nam war, and sex education. These articles, many of which were characterized by full page illustrations, helped stimulate students to take an interest in the world around them. This type of quality reporting earned the INCRESCENT the state award as the top bi-weekly newspaper for the fourth con- secutive year. Miss Winkleman, one of the new BMHS faculty members, served as assistant advisor for the INCRESCENT. Quill 8g Scroll is the honor- ary society for high school iournalists. BELOITER and INCRESC ENT members were chosen on the basis of who served their respective publications faithfully and who were approved by the area chapter in Minneapo- lis. Quill 8x Scroll Cleaning up can be fun, sometimes. Officers for this year's club included Joan Wichelt, Pres., Jack Eddy, V.P., and Carol Miller, Sec.- Treas. New Quill and Scroll initiates included Barb Yurkew, Lynn Demanouski, Mitzi McGowen, Pam Wolfe, Terri Hendricks, Mrs. K. LaPlant, Laurie Kubokawa, Miss B. Winkleman, and Jan Cushman. Bound Asst. Director Longfeld was youthful and enthusiastic 'f ,ra , 9 is fb ,Q 2' 1 .VIQI ' - . ' ' 'gis - F fr-2 f xxx BMHS Stage Band performed at baskeiboll game. Mr. C. diligently rehearsed with the band. -env Quang:-unuasmswxwsaw'-.ww mm-N - 4 ffm., Www, tx Row la S. Rath, J. Crossfield, B. Cheadle, D. Little, S. Neisinger, K. Lutz, C. Ott, J. Redditi, T. Quillen, L. Twyman, Row 2: L. Eilers, E. Hall, C. Shaffer, M. Berner, C. Tilley, D. Hilmer, K. Irwin, K. Rothe, D. Hoffman, M. Larson, Row 3: S. McKee, R. Long, R. Watson, N. Pineles, D. Knowles, J. Simmons, J. Kowalzyck, C. Henthorn, P. Wolfe, D. Barnes, Row 4: D. Liermoe, S. Hawkins, W. Stonehocker, K. Lupker, S. Holcomb, L. Merlet, T. Pride, J. Roster, C. Reed, R. Johnson. .U Row T: S. Sargent, S. Neisinger, P. Myers, P. Wolf, B. Halliday, C. Ott, D. Anderson, S. Unger: Row 2: D. Little, J. Crossfield, K. Irwin, R. Johnson, A. Jaedike, B. Cheadle, B. Senop Row 3: D. Leirmoe, K. Lutz, K. Urbonya, D. Timmcke. H6 J J Row l: D. Berger, A. Holcomb, K. Quillen, K. Ott, D. Anderson, C. Fick, E. Sutphin, A. Jaedilce, S. Allen, G. Ludwig: Row 2: V. Paus, P. Myers, J. Green, N. Tiffany, L. Laws, J. Warner, D. Henthorn, D. Hawkins, S. Brookens, G. McCutcheng Row 3: T. Elmer, S. Ahrens, D. Dobbs, R. Stanford, P. Meyers, S. Sargent, S. Petroff, N. Davenport, S. Unger, M. Anderson, B. Halliday, Row 4: B. Seno, D. Spalding, A. Miller, C. O'Brien, C. Ingham, P. Howarth, K. Urbcnya, F. Backhaus, C. Brausam, R. Koopman, D. Timmcke. Maiorettes, Clockwise: Captain, C. Ott, D. Anderson, K. Ott, K. Quillen, A. Hol- comb, L. Twyman, T. Quillen, J. Redditi. Band Between practicing for home football game shows and for con- certs, the 1969- 70 band members put many long hours of hard work into this extra-curricular ac- tivity. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Cuthbert and Mr. Langfeld, students learned the skills needed to play accurately and musically. The ex- cellent spring concert attested to their ef- forts. The band also played exchange con- certs with Cudahy High School. This yec1r'S Band Captain was Ron Johnson and Queen Bee was Pam Wolfe. i i rnzsmnq Ii Junior Theater One of the most active student organizations at BMHS, Junior Theater is also among the most color- ful. Beginning with the initiation hot pot in the fall, Junior Theater's activities reflected the zeal and zest of its members. At initiation, the neophytes were smeared with make-up, hit with whipped cream pies, and rolled down the main halls. Then came the two plays, Solid Gold Cadillac and Dirty Work at the Crossroads . These rollicking comedies, one the story of a small stockholder demanding her rights and the other a melodrama, were brought off successfully by hard-working casts and crews. The year's activities were coordinated by Pres. Randy Almond, V.P. Jean Isaacson, Sec.-Tres. Betsy Dowler, and advised by Mrs. Reinholtz. Row 1: C. Hanson, R. Long, B. Repperty Row 2: N. Bua, A. Allen, J. Gilbank, S. Ahrens, S. Creacy, E. Sutphin, B. Benedict, S. Heitke, A. Pease, R. Martin, F. Tuck, B. Seno, A. Meyer, Row 3: E. Nie, M. Harter, S. Creacy, B. Ishikawa, L. Johnson, Row 4: K. Anderson, E Clark, J. Priest. Row 1: J. Gilbank, S. Neisinger, S. Heitke, E. Nie, B. Sharpe, E. Ramsey, A. Meyer, B. Reppert, E. Wallace, M. Chegas, A. Pease, Row 2: B. Benedict, R. Long, R. Martin, K. Anderson, S. Creacy, D. Dobbs, E. Hall, E. Sutphin, J. Feldt, J. Priest, Row 3: J. Lightfoot, R. Burkhart, N. Bua, A. Allen, S. Ahrens, K. Bunker, M. Hatter, 6. Seno, J. Isaacson, T. Hendricks, E. Clark, L. Shultz, K. Hatleberg, P. Stanton, S. Kakuskee, C. Eaton, D. Johns, S. Creacy, R. DeVoep Row 4: T. Cox, F. Tuck, C. Hanson, G. Fraelick, M. Kroeger, L. Johnson, R. Dustrude, R. Friedlinep Row 5: D. Peet, S. Benton, T. Benton, B. Ishikawa, R. DiBernardo. IIB Cast from Solid Gold Cadillac. in y -:if mil' Nellie struggled with villain. Miss Oaks demonstrated on her knees for melodrama Dirty Work at the Crossroads H9 The snappy McNeel Rifle Team entertained Military Ball guests. The forty-fifth annual Military Boll, The Rising of a New Decade, held in the Memorial High School gym on February 21, was a wonderful evening of dancing highlighted by the distribution of awards and the an- nouncement of the rank promotions. The Tribune's Gold Medal was awarded to James Michna, the senior iudged to be the senior most outstanding in neatness, scholar- ship, and leadership. His iunior counterpart, Christopher Reed, received the Tribune's Silver Medal. A demonstration of the McNeel Rifles Drill Team was followed by the traditional Grand March and the pas- sage under the Arch of Sabres formed by the Battalion of- ficers. Heading the ball were co-chairmen, Paul Rounds and James Petzrick. The decorations committee, headed by Mike Rosenow, built a golden sun rising in the east of the gym and also hung traditional streamers from the ceiling. James Carr was in charge of printing and distributing programs at the ball. Honored guests included members of the school board, school administrators, com- manders of the local American Legions, VFW, and dis- abled Army Veterans. l20 utenant Colonel James Petzrick and sponsor Leta Stoley smiled his promotion. W l l 1 Military l H Ball E X Under the provisions established by the Commandant of Cadets, the Chicago Tribune Gold Medal is awarded for military achievement, scholastic attainment, and character to Senior ROTC Cadet, James Michna. is McNeeI Rifle Team displayed its skill. Pat Howarth enjoyed the music at the Military Ball Girls' Basketball The members of the Girls' Basketball team spent much of their free time in the gym striving for excellence in shooting, dribbling, passing, and, most importantly, team- work. Their long hours of practice paid oft. The team boasted one of the most out- standing records ever. Miss Schar was advisor, trainer, and friend. Row T: D. Anderson, J. Savage, J. Helom, D. Courtney, K. Bolton, Row 2: L. Pinnow, Row 3: C. Tilley, J. Collins, M. Strait, M. Edwards, M. Markham, Miss Schar, D. Lister. B. Perry, L. Hyde, D. Johns, KGFBI1 B0l90I'I'S Sl10T, blocked bY JUClY Helom- The ball seemed to disappear as Connie Tilley shot in a GAA scrimmage. l22 Almost anything was proper attire for rec ball. John Hildebrandt laid one up in one of the weekly contests held during the basketball season. Boys' Recreational Basketball Over seventy-five boys congregated every Wednesday night for the Recreational Basketball program. Mem- bership for the two leagues set up was outstanding with six senior and six iunior teams included. The single elimination tournament that followed the regular season play decided which team was the best in the league. The top tour teams in each of the two leagues were included in the tour week tourney. Installation of members of Sounding Board took place at an assembly early in the year. Members included Liz Wallace llecternl, Dan Larson, Joan Wichelt, Mr. Holt, Mr. Prickette, and Graeme Fraelick. Not pictured: Miss Hansen, secretary. The Sounding Board, which was instrumental in the removal of the dress code last year, has been active in the i969-70 school year. Meeting Wednesdays to allow the students to air their complaints, the board served as the liason between students and adminis- l tration. They spon- sored an open meeting featuring representa- tives of the police department who dis- cussed the relationship between the police- men and the high school students. The Sounding Board took many recommen- dations to the prin- cipal, Mr. Sudkamp, during the year, and had the power to take complaints to Mr. Bri- telli and the School Board it a satisfactory solution was not agreed upon by Mr. ----- S it S Sounding Board got it out in the open. -W ,, Q T Sudkamp and the Sounding Boo rd Other Sounding Board members included Mr. Henry, Mr. Reichard, Miss Schuetz, Perry Vernor, Toni Vance, and Mr. Williams. 124 Environmental Activists A' sk ge, Mr. Schoenfield recommended one of the many books available on environ ment. '-Dv Chris Page, acting president, explained club policies. v f eev T33 5 .. .... , 1- . Y Wing A v --- .W hh Students volunteered for clean-up proiects. The great variety of activities open to students at BMHS was further diversified last February when students concerned with environmental pollution began getting together. This new organization received strong support from both students and faculty. Their first goal was to improve their own background in pollution and ecology through read- ing and discussion. They then planned to com- municate this information to others through various projects in the school and community. Among them was participation in the national Earth. Day. held April 22. The group elected temporary officers who were Chris Page, Pres., and Barb Yurkew, V.P. Mrs. LaPlant acted as advisor. 125 Badger Reps. The 1969-70 Badger Boys were Mar- tyn Redgrave, James Michna, James Selmer, and John Mikesell. During the summer these boys met with boys from all over the state of Wisconsin to learn more about state and local government. This process also took place at Badger Girls' where Pam Wolfe was the Beloit representative. Both groups organized cities, coun- ties and townships and elected their mayors, councilmen, governor, and other officials. Two parties were formed and the entire governmental process was assimilated. Top Scholars Fifteen seniors earned Top Scholar status by maintaining 3.70 or better scholastic average. These students wore the traditional white and purple honor stoles during commencement activities. Rowl B Yurkew P Wolfe D Dobbs V Lamb B Cunningham D Anderson Row2 D Keltner J Wichelt, N. Hadiokus,J. Michna,J. Mikesell, R. Zechlin. Row 1: N. Hadiokas, B. Cheadle, M. Masterson, D. Guelzow, J. Selmer, Row 2: Mr. Page, B. Schroeder, A. Meyer, P. Howarth, C. Fick, V. Paus, Row 3: D. DeBruin, K. Lamb, D. Haas, P. Wolfe, E. Hall, S. Peterson, L. Dahlberg, Row 4: S. Larson, M. Redgrave, J. Sweet, R. Zechlin, B. Reagan, J. Mikesell. NHS DAR National Honor Society was composed of students chosen by the faculty on the basis of their academic and extra-curricular achievements. Five percent of a class was selected for membership in the spring of their iunior year and another ten percent in the spring of their senior year. Under the leadership of Bob Zechlin, Pres., V.P. Pat Howarth, Sec. Doris Cole, and Treas. Beth Schroeder, NHS activities included a tutoring program for BMHS students and the annual spring trip to Chicago. Mr. Page served as advisor. The 1970 DAR award winner was Sandy Thorpe. She was a cheerleading captain, a member of the BELOITER staff and Avon Advisory Board and on Prom and Homecoming courts. As a senior, Sandy was elected Homecoming Queen. 127 Lounge A new oddition of 1970 was the Student Lounge. The room was equipped with several vending mcuchines ond ping pong tables. Students could use the lounge twice on week during their study halls. The lounge was made possible by the reduction of student enrollment with the new 6- 2-2-2 system. pr i 1 K -5 ...A -...-H O ,.,-os Students relax and enjoy refreshments from the many vending machines in the lounge. Lounge informality gave students the opportunity to do iust about anything. Row 1: F. Tilleson, D. Honson, J. Hildebrandt, M. Anderson, M Fowden, Row 2: M. Redgrove, J. Freeman, D. Hurd, D. Brinkman, W. George. 128 Row 1: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Hanson, Miss Arden, Miss Schuetz, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Burn, MisS Crichton, Mrs. Reinholtzg Row 2: Mr. Gaustad, Mrs. LaPlant, Mr. Page, Miss Han son, Miss Miller, Row 3: Mr. Williams, Mr. Currier, Mr. Schoentield, Mr. Bachman, Miss Schar, Mrs. Dreessen, Col. Florey, Mr. Henry, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Holt. .E , . 2 in . 'H'-. Mrs. Gilbertson provided the class of 'I970 with guidance and advice. Advisors The wide variety of ac- tivities open to BMHS students required an enorous amount of or- ganization and energy. In the midst ot all this stand the advisors, who are the guiding forces, behind the scenes. They shared the club's headaches and activities, devoting much of their time in the process. -up-P - U I A ... - . W W.........M... .,. . D t I .AW Mrs. Rowbottom has served as the Future Nurses Club advisor for nine years. 129 BE IZ .ii se? ?'i sf si ES 5 li 951 :Zi ?f 'H 32, QA! 1 al A Wm Row 1: C. Schliem, R. Finnegan, O. Williams, L. Byrd, D. Peterson, F. Jackson, D. Masterson, W. Stonehocker, D. Blum, Mgr. D. Draves. Row 2: Mgr. J. Webb, M. Heckle, J. Miller, J. DeNoyer, D. Lancaster, G. Hayter, B. Bjorklund, P. Shockley, D. Leisher, Mgr. J. Eddy, Coach P. White. Row 3: Coach C. Ellis, W. George, T. Mylenbusch, J. Freeman, J. Harter, W. Hodges, M. Redgrave, D. Beeler, R. Helms, F. Richardson, S. Gluck, D. Hurd. Row 4: Head Finishing the season with three strong wins, the Purple Knights displayed a special desire and ability which surprised everybody except the coaches and players. Under the spirited leadership of eleven re- turning lettermen, the team posted a strong five wins-three losses and one tie record which left them in a tie for third place in the Big 8 Conference, the best finish since 1966. The word this year was balance. Team balance was exemplified by the post-season statistics. The offense finished fourth, while the defense ran a close third behind perennial stalwart, Madison West and surprisingly tough Racine Case. The season began with an extremely disappoint- ing tie with Monona Grove, who through the rest of the season, went undefeated. The following week- end, the Knights met a defensive-minded Madison West in the only real defeat of the season. Although the score was only 14-7, the statistics show that our 132 Purple Knights Place gridders were beaten more decisively, 341 to 149 in total yardage. After two disappointers,. the Purple Clad returned home to find two arch rival Janesville schools waiting to be eaten by the win-hungry Knights. ln the two gratifying games, the Purple and White defeated Craig, 20-8 and Parker 13-6. Then, the team experienced a letdown in the first half of the muddy, rain-drenched Madison East game. By then, the score was 14-0 and, although the Knights held East to 21 total yards in the second half, they were unable to cross the goal line due to wet field. In one of the most exciting football games ever played in Beloit, the Knights suffered a heartbreak- ing homecoming loss to the number two ranked team in the state, Madison LaFollette. The game was won on a last quarter field goal after Beloit had fought back twice from a one touchdown deficit. Final score, 19-16. X Ki in Lg1,3.f xx Q an 'wi A u i,,L 3: H' yx , I A A , A 1. x . ' -f 'f f B . ,Q Q im LLAA X , f Qv- .1 ,ga Q K 3.81 N . fp Q hwf, ' 'XM' 2 4 N XM . f , xi .,, x, , ? Eff? V 'u X SP '12 J, Ate bf, A 4 r gb Sl 1 H' my ,- -N 4 1 ' , A K .X e-. lf Q X' 1 K3 5 K T ' Q 1 Q 9 541 W '1 ' A gf' ix , , - K! 5 ,,., H .. . . ' , s . X W 5 ' ' 2 Jw . W 3 f f 4 V ,S ' 2, , -4 1 'Y . L, . X' A Q Q ' is an Q M w 1 K ,L , , ' 5 Z: Q 1' M A x -Q E. 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The Knights flourished in revenge for the tough losses of the early season play. The team walked all over Madison Memorial with the offense com- piling 300 total yards and the defense being lead by Mike Masterson's T5 solo tackles, the single game high for the season. In the same fashion, Kenosha Tremper fell victim to the Purple people eaters by the same score, 34-7. In the final game of the year, Racine Case traveled to Beloit for what turned out to be a near repeat of the game played the year before, which Case won, 6-0. A last quarter touch- down pass from Joe Mcllwain to .lim DeNoyer pre- served a 24-19 victory. In the past-season polls, Beloit placed especially well in the Big Eight. John Hildebrandt and Leonard Byrd were named to the first team on both offense and defense while Mark Anderson, Dean Brinkman, Barry Nimz, Mike Masterson, Willie Hodges, Mark Fowden and Jeff Hanaman were all Honorable Mention. Next year's team will find only four returning lettermen: Center Barry Biorklund, and Jim DeNoyer, halfback Jeff Hanaman and tackle Mark Schmuck. The loss of eleven two-lettermen always marks a need for rebuilding, and Coach Heineke's iob is not an enviable one. . ,X -,K , , , V ,. K Y - . Q, Q , fair ,R , , . BYE, BYE, BYRDIEII Cffense equals the Power ' ff- Q '45, fl ?h 5 ? I ,4,g- Lux WI! ggi' Q Jw -uv K .N P 'W A 5 'QP Randy Finnegan and Boom-Boom Bown are in pursuii of on East back Beloif's defensive backfieldz Byrd, Hodges, Williams, Masterson. 5 fa..- Q uglxj n 4 '-1 , ,www P4 HMI' 4' IA 9,77 - .,,,. QW. x 1970 Basketball Team: Coach Biork, G. Rath, M. Masterson, O. Williams, S. Larsen, T. Evans, T. Sudkamp, M. Polglaze, S. Hanzlik, 1. Selmer, W. Hodges, S. Storey, Coach Barkin, L. Weaver. Beloit Purple Knights The Beloit Purple Knights, coached by Bernie Barkin, surprised everyone but themselves throughout the '69-'70 season as they won the Big Eight Cham- pionship for the sixteenth time in Big Eight history. This was also the second conference championship in a row for the Purple and White. The amazing Knights compiled an exceptional conference record of 13 wins and l loss and a 17 and l record overall. The Knights held the number one spot and a forty game winning streak until Racine Park spoiled the fun by upsetting the Knights at Racine by a score of 74-65. Captain and All-Stater Lamont Weaver led the Knights throughout the season in points and rebounds, finishing second in the Big Eight in scoring with a total of 332 points. He was also aided by the other four starters, Stan Storey, Mike Masterson, Willie Hodges and Tom Evans. The reserves came as a big surprise as Otha Williams, Mike Polglaze, Steve Larsen and Steve Hanslik came off the bench to do an exceptionally fine job. 140 Before the season Coach Barkin stated that the key to key to a good season would be the defense, to press and take advantage of other teams' mistakes and turnovers. The Knights' tallest man was 6'3 Tom Sudkamp, but what they lacked in height they made up for in hustle and desire. The year saw many close battles-Rockford East Q67-621, Racine Case Q63-571, Janesville Craig Q63- 62j, Janesville Parker Q56-5U-but all fell before the Knights and their tenacious defense. Beloit and Craig also played before a record crowd of over 3,000 people! The Knights led the Big Eight conference with the best defense, giving up an average of only 53.6 points a game, and had the second best offense, averaging 70.6 points per game. Although the Knights fell to Racine Park, they chalked up three quick final victories to maintain the number two rat- ing in the state polls. All in all, the season turned out to be sometimes unpredictable and all times exciting. Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Knight Power Monona Grove Racine Horlick Janesville Parker Rockford East Kenosha Tremper Racine Case Janesville Craig Kenosha Bradford Madison LaFollette Madison East Rockford Harlem Madison Memorial Racine Case Janesville Parker Racine Park Madison West Rockford Auburn Janesville Craig LaMont Weaver was everyone's candidate for all- state this year. He led the Purple Knights to a conference championship of l3 wins and l loss. He also led the team in rebounding and scoring throughout the season, and, in Big Eight conference scoring, placed second with a total of 332 points. Weaver was picked as State-line Prep of the Week and State Prep of the Week when he broke Beloit's scoring record by shipping in 40 points against Kenosha Bradfordp he had thirty in the first half. Mont had a great year, but it was his leadership and dedication that made the team go! 141 Y X K 2 2 w .mal S mx eww M fu di? 51 fn 114-- S 5111 29235 'K Q xx. um M SS 8 Q, V' fp, f 2.1 ,Mx X X rw f as Forward Willie Hodges seemed to be taking a shor? rest during The second half of the Craig game. Senior guard Mike Masierson met a wall of defenders as he fried fo drive the baseline against a rough Janesville Craig outfit W- These two Janesville Craig players seemed to be dazed by LaMont Weaver's pass to senior forward Stan Storey. Again and again the Knight pressing defense forced turn-overs. Here, Tom Evans is shown putting the pressure on. 144 H Q nm viii in Mike Masterson ran into heavy traffic while going in for two points against Craig. bib'--uf 451' Q v Senior guard Ofha Williams saw o lo! of action coming off the bench and siariing for the Purple and White. Beloit fans looked on as James Selmer fool: his pre-game warmup shots Wherever you find Willie Hodges, you find a crowd. 145 Stun Sforey mode one of his many moves to get open on Vhe Knights' shuffle defense. Things were looking up for Tom Evans and Beloit 146 Mike Masterson did a fine iob after recovering from a broken wrisf ca used in the Kenosha Tremper game. I1 The team had all the poise while The crowd mode all the noise! 147 1970 Wrestling team: Row l: Mgr. J. Freeman, O. Maki, K. Divine, J. Ehle, T. Makovec, D. Draves, G. Halom, Mgr. S. Babcock, Row 2: Mgr. L. Merlet, D. Brinkman, D. Hurd, M. Fowden, J. Hanaman, F. Richardson, G. Stephenson, Row 3: B. Hanson, D. Cunningham, J. Hill, S. Hamilton, J. Maldonado, J. Achtemeier, G. Gilbert, M. Elliot, D. Wahlen, Row 4: M. Simonson, M. Schmuck, R. Jaeckle, F. Booker, C.B. Willia MS. Matmen Place Fifth in Big 8 Undermanned and inexperienced, the Purple Knight wrestlers finished a strong fifth in the conference with a 6-7-0 record in dual competition. The season started off with a win over Harvard, followed by two conference losses to Madison LaFollette and Madison Memorial. Three successive wins over Beloit Turner, New Glarus and Janesville Parker were followed by losses to Milton Union and Madison East. Orfordville Parkview fell to the Knight grapplers as did Madison West, but three losses in the final five matches to Janesville Parker, Janesville Craig and Rockford Harlem dropped the Knights below the .500 mark. Seventh place was all that could be mustered at the Fort Atkinson Invitational. The best the Knights finished in a tournament was second at the regional H8 tourney held in Brodhead. Jeff Hanaman turned out to be the hardest to beat on the Knight team with a 24-4 overall record. Dennis Draves, who progressed the furthest in tour- nament action, finished with a 20-6 record. Gary Stephenson finished at T6-7-T for the year at T35 pounds. Other mainstays for Coach Dick McCauley were Orin Maki, Dean Brinkman, Gary Halom and Terry Makovec. Mark Fowden, after a successful foot- ball season, ioined the team near mid-season and helped out Coach McCauley greatly. What lies in the future? Jeff Hanaman will be back as well as Orin Maki. They will be the only returning lettermen. Other experienced iuniors returning will be Floyd Richardson, Doug Hurd, Jeff Ehle and Kevin Devine. N .V . S Senior matman Dennis Draves seemed to have things well in hand as he Flyweight Orin Maki got his man iust the way he wanted him before going oppled his opponent. to victory. Beloit Harvard J B Beloit Madison Memorial Beloit Madison LaFollette Beloit Turner Beloit New Glarus Beloit Janesville Parker Beloit Milton Union Beloit Madison East Beloit Parkview Beloit Janesville Parker Beloit Madison West Beloit Janesville Craig Beloit Rockford Harlem Junior m otman Jeff Hunaman tried to get in a better position to pin oppo I49 Junior Floyd Richardson tried to stall out his determined opponent from Madison West. Jeff Achtemeier gritted his teeth in agony as he tried to get a hold on his opponent from Rockford Harlem. Junior Jeff Ehle works on his opponent from Rockford Harlem. Jeff will try to follo- brother Mark's footsteps. l S, if -sc, :ww -1,4 ,xg -Q-,mi , ,X asm io refs? ?5,-sqw 26252 . ,s,i sy.,Qi,W, ,v 3 wwf? iV5'5iSfVfEI?V5fefl,l , sisleig, A Wa - 'wf'5bSZ.f:f '-Jaffe Qfisf:ff52f526Vl'i75q:-ls3,'!-7Sgjfi ffffgggsz-Qsigyy . 35? ma! V - - vi 1-:W ff:.e,':fgsfzfsWf7 W' -wemzgiafasfgszgszs Senior matman Mark Wilbur Fowden surprised Coach McCawley with his wrestlint ability. - ,J , ' ' 1 -snub M nw A, , ,wi , Q:-fa,-A . , 32, W.: e gm , . ' '-pggm259,411 A , pw'wfsf'iWg ' , ' 'Si wi- iik filk Lf 'I N y33wy.,gf?,,z-1 + mf.: Junior Jeff Hanaman awaited the referee's signal to start the first round. senior Gary Smphenson seemed For1Afkinson Invitational. The referee signaled a pin as Terry Makovec beat his Madison Wes? grappler. lo be all wrapped up while wresiling at fhe 152 l970 Swimming Team: Row 1: R. Mackie, T. Mullranin, S. Holcomb, 5. Tomlin, R. Clay, Row 2: T. Redgrave, T. Healless, C. Pantaleo, T. Saecker, T. Piazza, M. Swanson. Six Knights Go To State Meet Six Knight swimmers, after showing well in the Sec- tional meet, earned a spot in the state meet. Carl Pantaleo led the way with three events, swimming in the T00 yard back stroke, 200 yard free style and 200 yard individual medley. Tom Saecker swam in the 400 yard free style and the 'l00 yard butterfly. Tim Redgrave swam in the 400 yard free style and the 200 yard style. Terry Healless, subbing for Richard Mackie, swam in the 'l00 yard butterfly. The Knight swimmers did well in dual competition winning all but one of five matches. The loss came to the eventual conference champions, Madison Memorial. They also did fairly well in the triangular meets placing second in the Janesville Parker and in the meet with Madison East and West. Larger tournaments saw the Knights no higher than third fat the Racine Horlick Invitational and the State tourney sectionalsj. They placed fourth in the Janes- ville Bluebird tournament and the conference meet and a fifth in the Beloit Invitational. This year's state tourney saw many pleasant surprises for Beloit as three men placed in the finals. Tom Saecker, one of the top swimmers in the state, placed first in the 'l00 yard butterfly and third in the 400 yard freestyle. Carl Pantaleo, another top iunior swimmer, placed second in the 'l0O yard backstroke and fifth in the 200 yard freestyle. Tom Piazza also placed ninth in the 50 yard freestyle. Other members of the team were Steve Holcomb, Roger Clay, Steve Tomlin, Mike Swanson, Bob VanOss and Tom Piazza. i isa Carl Pantaleo, Tom Saecker, and Terry Red Healless got set for one of their practice runs. Junior Carl Pantoleo showed the fans what made him the swimmer he was. uf it fa. i , I -' .,f1'f '9m35Z?T55 1 fi: Junior Kent Wilson was fhe Knig hrs' top diver throughout the eniire season. Re-entry! R. Clay, S. Tomlin and R. Mackie were off to o quick nor? in one of the many practice runs foken. Caught this glimpse of Cari Pantaleo during one of Coach Heineke's practices. Carl isn't wearing glasses is he? Kent Wilson demonstrated how to do a gainer in layout position Racing against the clock, Carl Pa ntalso demonstrated how to do the breast stroke. 156 J Cross-Country Row I: P. Bachelor, R. Strait, L. Campton, P. Wilson, J. Behling, C. Page, Row 2: N. Jeffers, S. Tomlin, C. Schroder, R. Zimmerman, Row 3: Coach Pelligrini, R. Stenberg, K. Davis, K. Wilson, T. Hamil. Competing in the toughest cross-country conference that the state has seen in many years was not easy for the Purple Knights. Coach Julius Pelligrini's har- riers faced some of the toughest competition in the country this season. With only one senior on the squad, Roy Straight, the squad was predominantly young. But the teams they faced weren't. All of the conference teams were senior-dominated. The season began on a hopeful note with the defeat of Rockford Harlem. This was followed by an even more satisfying win over Beloit Turner. Then came the intraconference meets and the end of the Knight's winning ways. First, the harriers suffered two disappointingly close defeats to their close rivals, Janesville Parker and Craig. Then, the bottom fell out so the Purple and White faced Madison Memorial, rated one of the top cross-country teams in the nation according to Coach Pelligrini. Leading this powerhouse of runners was Dan Cautley, who was rated number 2 in the na- tion for the mile-run. This devastating loss was followed by another loss to Madison West. The season was climaxed by the Knights' fifth consecutive loss at the hands of Madison East. In the conference meet, Madison Memorial proved strongest of the strong as Beloit finished ninth. Over 1500 people watched the finals of the meet, which is a record for attendence. This year's team was led by sophomore Norm Jeffers who is considered by his coach to be better than any sophomore in the conference. Roy Strait, Dick Zimmerman, Phil Bachelor, Kent Wilson and Phil Wilson made up the remainder of the varsity squad. Mr. Pelligrini looks for improvement next year, with the loss of only one senior. 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Bath Remolding Kitchen and Dish Washers Humdifiers 81 De-Humdifiers Il 1344 MADISON RD. OPEN EVENING BY APPOINTMENT THE WORLD S nur- ll 365-6688 l GODIN INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE SALES STAFF KEN SHOCKLEY TRAVELEAS-KEMPER fSoIes Mgr.j HOME ROBERT DU NKLE LIFE ANN LUTZ AUTO PATRICIA DABSON BUSINESS 424 COLLEGE 362 8834 Plum bing-Heating-Air Conditioning WITTE-BARKER COMPANY 902 Shirlond Avenue Visit the Colonel 185 A.B. Cox and Son Ace Hardware Store Beloit Dye Works Bruner Transfer 81 Storage Cunningham Brother's Construction Dabson's Shell Service Dairy Queen Drive-In 186 BELOITER Paytrons 434 State Street 1034 Pleasant Street 1036 Fourth Street 1545 Henry Avenue 359 East Grand Avenue 1201 Park Avenue 1023 Pleasant Street 362-7022 365-7443 365-9535 365-6658 365-661 6 362-9740 364-471 4 Drekmeier Drug Company Dudek's Fox's Super Valu Market Gateway Paper 81 Supply Co. Gearhart's T.V. 8. Appliances Kant's Toy Store Kitto the Printer Larkin Auto Supply Liberty Pharmacy Lundstrom 81 Peters Peerless Cleaners Ted Shaw Jewelers Wayside Press Zinke's Shop Rite o Sauer's Paint Store 443 East Grand Avenue 418 East Grand Avenue 1237 Park Avenue 630 Cross Street 1626 Summit 416 State Street 420 Pleasant Street 141 West Grand Avenue 1008 Liberty Avenue 213 State Street 1916 St. Lawrence Avenue 314 State Street 124 West Grand Avenue 650 Fourth Street 1315 Madison Road 364-4573 365-5421 365-3351 365-5521 365-8888 365-6756 362-6940 365-7424 362-7165 362-9323 362-4655 365-8200 365-3817 362-0777 362-3818 f, .40 'rises 0 II' ssqgpnns 187 Adam's Corporation 176 Anderson Jewelers 163 Atlas Pattern 181 Beef-A-Roo 183 Beloit Banks 167 Beloit Central Labor Council 175 Beloit Floral 174 Beloit Foundry 183 Beloit Industrial Supply 181 Beloit Trailor Sales 183 Ben Trumbo 8. Assoc. 170 Bookland 170 Bredesen's 163 Brusberg's 164 Bryden Motors 162 Bud Weiser Motors 172 Canteen 176 Carom Room 182 Chapman's 168 Charlie's 176 Chester's 160 Chicken Unlimited 184 City Bakery 180 Colonel Sanders 185 Colt Industries 169 Crystal Foods 168 Dryan's 161 Advertising Index Dunnick's 167 Emanuel the Florist 164 Finger Pharmacy 164 Freeman Shoe Corporation 171 Godin's 185 Hansen Funeral Home 181 Haskell Agency 174 Holiday Inn 184 Hotel Hilton 166 Howard Clothes 166 .l.R. Schuster Agency 175 Joe Peet Insurance Agency 167 Kantor Bottling Co. 171 Ken Wagner 160 Klengade 180 Lappin Electric 161 Lincoln Flowerland 171 Manor 166 McNeany's 168 Meadow Gold 172 Mildred's Bridal Shop 170 Mr. Steak 161 National 176 Old Fashioned Bakery 182 Osborn's 180 Otto Hirth 163 Penney's 167 Quigly Smart 184 Reitler's 163 Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer 175 S 81 H Bus 181 Savage Dist. Co. 161 Shoenteld Funeral Home 177 Sharpe Studio 179 Stateline Liquors 172 Stateline Printing 177 Taylor Freezer 178 Teacher's Credit Union 160 1'illey's Pizza 172 Viking Lanes 178 Voigt's 160 Wagon Wheel 180 Warner Electric 162 Wayne's 178 Wendort's 182 Wilson's 178 Wisconsin Power 81 Light 177 Witte-Barker 185 Woodward Governor 173 Woolworth's 166 Yagla's 168 Yates American 183 Zimmerman's 162 188 Index Juniors Abbott C. 66 Ackley K. 66 Adams A. 66,90 Adams C. 66 Ahrens C. 66 Ahrens K. 66 Alexander D. 66,106 Alexander G. 66 Allen A 66,116,119 Allen B. 66,106 Allen G. 66 Allen J. 66 Allen T. l2,67,106 Almond C. 67,112 Amerson R. 67,106 Anderson D. 67 Anderson D. 67,122 Anderson J. 67 Anderson M. 67,116 Anderson M. 67 Anderson R. 67 Applewhite C. 67 Atkinson J. 67 Atwood D. 67 Austin S. 106,108 Babcock B. 67 Babcock S. 67,148 Baker M. 67 Banks L. 67 Barbarick B. 67 Barlow L. 67 Barnam T. 67 Bast R. 67 Batchelor P. 67 Beeler J. 67 Beiter S. 67 Bell C. 67 Bender C. 67 Benedict B. 67,116,119 Bennett C. 67 Bennett C. 67 Benton T. 67,118 Bernstein C. 67,104 Bersch T. 96 Bestor D. 67 Bjorklund B. 66,67,133,l48 Blood l. 67 Blum E. 67 Boggs S. 67 Bolton K. 67,90,103,104,122 Boss G. 67 Bostwick S. 67 Bowman J. 67 Braggo C. 67 Brandenburg K. 67,83,90 Brantley W. 67 Brewer R. 67 Brogan D. 67 Brookens S. 67,116 Brooker K. 67,106,109 Brooks D. 67 Brostuen A. 68,106 Brown D. 68 Brown L. 68 Brown R. 68 Brown V. 68,94,97,102,109 Brown V. 68,83,90,97 Bruun R. 68 Buchanan T. 68 Buck K. 68 Buck V. 68 Buckett J. 68 Burger D. 67,116 Burke J. 68 Burke J. 68,96 Burki K. 68 Burns B. 68,102 Busker P. 68 Butler G. 68,112 Byrd D. 68 Caldwell D. 68,102,112 Carlson C. 68 Carlson D. 68 Case D. 68,90 Casey C. 68 Cawley J. 68,86,89 Champlin M. 68 Cherry B. 68 Christianson S. 68,106 Christopher R. 68 Churchill D. 68 Ciaramita J. 68 Ciaramita M. 68 Clark D. 68 Clark E. 68,118,119 Clark L. 68 Clay R. 68,153,155 Cleary M. 68 Cliffe K. 68 Cole G. 68 Colwell K. 68 Combs M. 68 Conery C. 68 Conery P. 68 Conner J. 68 Cooper J. 68,102 Courtney D. 68,90,122 Coutts J. 68,106,109 Covington B. 68 Cox D. 68,104 Cox T. 68,118 CreacyS. 68,118,119 Creacy S. 68,118,119 CulverJ. 68 Culver R. 68 Cunningham W. 68 Currie R. 69 Dahm B. 69 Dale L. 69,88,90,97 Daniel M. 69,86,89 Danner M. 69,96 Davidson J. 69 Davis K. 69 Davis M. 69,94,97,98 Davis P. 69,93 Dawald D. 69 Day J. 69 DeBruyne J. 69,97,102,110 Delaney D. 69 DeNoyer J. 69,132 Dewitt S. 69 Diddens D. 69 Divan C. 69 Dobratz B. 69,100 Doucha J. 69 Draeving L. 106 Drake J. 69 Draves D. 69 Drawing L. 69 Dray R. 69,106 Drier K. 69,108,109 Dresselhaus L. 69 Earl D. 69 Easland H. 69,83,93 Eastman K. 69 Eberts P. 69 Edwardson P. 69 Ehle M. 69 Eilers L. 69,90,1 16 Elholm E. 69 Elliott M. 69 Elliott S. 69 Elmer T. 69,96,116 Engebretsen L. 69 Erickson F. 69 Evans D. 69 Evans T. 69,140,142,144,146 Ewers V. 69 Fago D. 69,89 Faldet G. 69 Farmer P. 69,93 Faust K. 69 Feldon C. 69 Fingerhut M. 69 Fink S. 69 Finley D. 70,197,104 Fischer N. 70 Fialstad J. 69 Floyd W. 70,100 Freeman A. 70,132 Freeman J. 70,97,148 Freitag D. 70 Friedline R. 70,118 Froebel S 70 Gaines W. 70 Garner K. 70,90 Garner N. 70 Garrett W. 70 Garrity W. 70 Gates G. 70 Gates S. 70 George W. 70,132 Gerke W. 70 Giacalone J. 70 Giannone V. 70 Gilbank J. 70,103,106,1l8,1 19 Gilbert B. 70 Gilbert P. 70 Givhan P. 70 Giere V. 70,105,110 Gluck S. 70,133 Goetzman R. 70 Goiffon B. 70 Goodbear J. 70 Grabarek M. 70 Graves B. 70 Green J. 70,116 Greenspun R. 70,112 Griffin H. 70 Grovesteen D. 70 Guenther L. 70 Gundry J. 66,70,83,90,102 Gustafson S. 72,116 Gwin D. 72 Gyarmaty J. 70,83,88,93 Hadley D. 70,90,109 Hadley J. 70 Hageness K. 70 Hale K. 70 Hamil D. 70,104 Hurd D. 71,96,133,148 Hyde L. 71,90,102,122 Hyde M. 71,86,89,95,102 Hyman R. 71 lng ham Jackson Jackson Jackson C. 71,116 C. 72,96,97 F. 72,133 G. 72 Jacobson L. 72 Hammell C. 70,97 Hammer K. 70 Hammill T. 70 Hammond K. 70 Hanaman J. 1,70,131,132,135,148 149,151,152 Hansel R. 70 Hansen Hansen Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson L. 70 R. 70 C. 70,93,105,118,119 D. 70,109 J. 71 K. 71,83,98,112 R 70,148 Hantzicostas E. 71 Hanzlik S. 71,140 Harris C. 71 Harris M. 71 Hartung J. 71,101,133 Harvey S. 71 Hass J. 71 Hasey J. 71 Hatleberg K. 71,83,96,118 Hawkins G. 71 Hawkins S. 71,118 Hay D. 71 Hayford S. 71 Hayford S. 71 Hayter G. 71,133 Hayward J. 71,89,99 Hazlett G. 71 Hefty M. 71 Helms R. 71,133 Hendee G. 71,96 Hendricks P. 71 Henrikson P. 71 Henthorn D. 71,116 Henthorn M. 71,93,108,109 Herd R. 71 Hereford W. 71 Hess R. 71 Hinderliter D. 71,97,103 Hinds C. 71 Hirte P. 71,105 Hobson J. 71 Hodges L. 71 Hodges P. 71 Hoffman D. 71,116 Holcomb S. 71,106,116,153 Hollibush S. 71 Holloway D. 71 Honer D. 71,101 Hooper L. 71 Hooper B. 71 Howe P. 71 Huebschen D. 71 Hulburt E 71 Hulbert R. 71 Hummer M. 71 Hunt M. 71 Jaeckle R. 71,148 Johnson B. 72 Johnson D. 72,93 Johnson G. 72 Johnson J. 72 Johnson K. 72,90,92,103 Johnson M. 72 Johnson S. 72 Jones O. 72 Jorgenson R. 72 Kakuske S. 72,83,93,118 Kath D. 72 Keeney J. 72,90 Keith T. 72 Kemp P. 72 Keniston W. 72 Kilday R. 72 Kincaid R. 72,97,110 Kinsey P. 72,93 Kirkpatrick R. 72 Kitto D. 72 Kitzman D. 73 Knight H. 73 Knowles D. 73,83,116 Koenig L. 73 Kollath G. 73,96,112 Koopman R. 73,116 Kort T. 73 Kowalczyk J. 73,116 Kratz G. 73 Krenz P. 73,100 Krueger K. 73,88 Krueger K. A. 73 Kruse K. 73,83,97,99,102 Kuca B. 73 Kuhlow S. 73 Kunkel P. 73 Kunny C. 73,89,102 Lackner R. 73 Lancaster D. 73,132 Lans S. 73,112 Larsen B. 73 Larsen K. 73 Larson A. 73 Larson D. 73,126 Larson M. 73,103,116 Lasher K. 73 Lawrence C. 73 Laws L. 73,116 Lee G. 73,112 Leirmoe D. 73,116 Leisher D. 73,133 Leshoure G. 73 Lewis C. 73 Lichte L. 73 Lightfoot J. 73,118 Lockhart B. 73,106 Lokken G. 73 Long R. 73,81,89,116,118 119 Lorenz V. 73 Lounsbury G. 73,106,108 109 Ludtke L. 73 Ludwig G. 73,106,116 Lupker K. 73,116 Luscardi R. 73,104 Lutz K. 73,116 Mack M. 73,90,96 Mackie R. 73,153,155 Maki O. 73,112,148,149 Maldonado J. 73,148 Maresch G. 73,109 Markham M. 73,90,93,100 122 Markley C. 10,73,90 Marks T. 73 Martens T. 73 Martin D. 74 Massen D. 74,106 Masterson D. 74,133 Mattison M. 74 Matz K. 74 Maurizzi P. 74 Mayhew G. 74 McAlister A. 74 McAlister D. 74,100 McCarten D. 74 McCauley P. 74,87,151 McCawley C. 74 McClatchey D. 74 McCown R. 74,101 McCoy M. 74 Mcguire M. 74 McKearn K. 74 McKee S. 74,104,116 McLain S. 74 Meisel P. 74 Merlet L. 74,116,148 Merrion D. 74 Mickelson S. 74 Miedema G. 74 Milas J. 8,74,89 Miller A. 74,116 Miller G. 74 Miller W. 74 Minter P. 74,93,102 Mitchell R. 74 Moen G. 74 Moldenhauer C. 74,83,90,97 Monroe R. 74,106 Moore M. 74 Moriarty J. 74 Morton J. 74 Moutray D. 74 Mulholland T. 74 Mullranin T. 74,153 Mullvain G. 74 Murray D. 74 Myers J. 74 Myers P. 74,116 Newberry P. 74 Nicholson D. 74 Nickel S. 74 Nie E. 74,94,118,119 Niman T. 74 Noel S. 74 Nohavica J. 74,97,102 Norsworthy C. 74 Northey K. 74,101,106 Null N. 74 O'Brien C. 74,103,105,116 O'Hare R. 74,106 Olson B. 75 Olson D. 75 Olson P. 75 Olson R. 75 Olson R. 75 Olson R. 75 O'Rourke D. 75,97,99,112 Ostenson C. 75 Ott K. 75,105,110,116 Page C. 75,98,112,157 Pantaleo C. 75,153,154,156 Papesh C. 75,97 Parish D. 75 Parr B. 75 Partridge C. 75,90,93,100,103 Patasus B. 75,94,98 Patterson C. 75,97,112 Payne C. 75 Pease A. 75,93,118,119 Peck R. 75 Peer E. 75 Peer R. 75 Perkins R. 75 Perrin S. 75,90,97,102 Perry C. 75 Perry D. 75 Perry R. 75,98,105 Peterson B. 75 Peterson D. 75,132 Peterson K. 75 Peterson K. 75 Phillips P. 75 Piazza T. 75,116,153,154 Pike M. 75 Pineles N. 75,94,97,98,112,116 Pinnow M. 75 Pinson H. 75 Pinson M. 75 Piranio A. 75 Pohl D. 75 Polglaze M. 75,140 Pollock T. 75 Pratesi D. 75,100 Price D. 75 190 Prickett V. 75 Pride T. 75,106,118 PriestJ. 75,118,121 Priewe P. 75,98,103 Propp S. 75 Prowse R. 75 Pulliam J. 75 Punzel D. 75,100 Quade L. 75 Quade L. 75 Quince G. 75 Ramsey D. 76 Ramsey P. 76,106 Ramsey T. 76 Rath G. 76,116,140 Redditi J. 66,76,83,97,102,116 Reed C. 76,106,118 Reese D. 76 Reid A. 76 Reid J. 76 Reinert P. 76,98,90 Reinke D. 76,106 Relerford A. 76 Relerford D. 76 Renley D. 76 Reseburg J. 76 Rice T. 76,97 Richardson F. 76,133,148,150 Riemer P. 76 Rimes S. 76 Ring T. 76,105 Ritter M. 76 Robertson D. 76,112 Robinson D. 76 Robson J. 76 Rodermel E. 76 Rogers D. 76 Role D. 76 Rook K. 76 Ross R. 76 Ross R. 76 Rounds H. 76 Rousseau M. 76 Rowland S. 76 Rozelle L. 76 Rozelle D. 76 Rudolph C. 76 Saari M. 76 Saecker T. 14,76,153,154 Samp S. 76,103 Sanborn B. 76 Sapp D. 76,96 Savage J. 76,80,85,90,97,122 Sawby J. 76,96 Saxton R. 76,101 Scharlau L. 76 Schevelle L. 76 Schliem C. 76,132 Schmale M. 68,76,83,87,151 Schmidt J. 76 Schmitt C. 76,103,104 Schnurr V. 76 Schober L. 76 Schoonover G. 76 Schrader D. 76,103,105 Schroder C. 77,157 Schuett S. 77 Schultz D. 77 Schultz M. 77,112 Schultz R. 77 Schwebke M. 77 Selmer B. 77 Semrow M. 77 Sennett H. 77,103 Schackelford K. 77 Shaffer C. 77,102,116 Sharp L. 77,83 Shaw R. 77 Shaw R. 77 Shaw R. 77,106 Shear S. 77 Shinabarger B. 77 Shockley P. 77,133,148 Shultz L. 110 Shultz S. 77 Siler S. 77 Simmons J. 77,1 16 Siverhus A. 77 Smart C. 77 Smarz C. 77,90,'l02 Sminchak V. 77 Smith C. 77 Smith K. 77,101 Sors D. 77,100 Spalding D. 77,106,110,116 Spearo L. 77,101 Spencer R. 77,106 Springstead J. 77 Squires J. 77 Squires V. 77,102 St. John P. 77 Stahl C. 77,90,97,103 Standiford R. 77 Stanford R. 77,116 Stanton P. 77,112,118 Starkes 77 Steinkellner G. 77 Stephenson D. 77 Steuck J. 77,83,90,102 Stevens J. 77 Stevens N. 77 Stonehocker W. 77,116,133 Strait M. 77,90 Sturdevant J. 77 Sudkomp T. 77,100,140 Suits H. 77 Summerfield S. 78 Sutphin E. 78,118,119 Swiney W. 78 Tarr S. 78 Taylor M. 78 Temporali N. 79 Terranova F. 78,106,108 Terranova L. 78 Thomas B. Thomas B. Thomas D. Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson 78 78 78 D. 78 H. 78 J. 78 W. 78,106 Thurston G. 78 Tibbetts R. 78,96 Tiffany N. 8,78,116 Timmcke J. 7B,90,97,102 Toft C. 78 Tomlin S. 78,97,153,155,157 Torsini R. 78,93 Totleben D. 78,97 Townsend S. 78 Tubbs C. 78 Tubbs R. 79 Tuck F. 79,110,118,119 Turney D. 79,89 Twyman L. 79,97,103,116 Tyler R. 79,103,104 Urbin P. 79 Urbonya K. 79,118 Ustruck C. 79,94,97,99,106,1 10 Van Keuren D. 79 Vance C. 79 Vance E. 79 Vance M. 79 Vance T. 79,126 Vancil C. 79,106,108 Visgar B. 79 Voss H. 79 Wagner C. 79 Walker A. 79 Wallen D. 79 Warner J. 79,90,96,97,102,1 16 Watson R. 79,118 Watters V. 79,109 Webb R. 79 Weeden B. 79 Welch D. 79 White D. 79 Whiters G. 79 Williams C. 79,148 Williams J. 79,90 Wilson C. 78,85,106 Wilson J. 79 Wilson K. 79,155,156,157 Winek D. 79 Winkey M. 79 Winne P. 79 Wisdom D. 79 Wise D. 79,93,105 Withrow C. 79,103 wobig F. 79 Wood K. 79 Woodard B. 79 Woodard M. 79 Worthing G. 79 Wright S. 79 Yates S. 79 Young E. 79 Young L. 79 Young L. 79 Za bel G. 79,96 Zahnow T. 79,112 Zimmerman B. 79 Zimmerman G. 79,93 Zimmerman R. 79,157 Seniors Abbott R. 38 Ackerman M. 38 Adams S. 38 Ahrens S. 38,83,110,116,118,119 Ainger M. 38 Allen S. 118 Allen S. 38 Almond R. 38,94,112 Amoth K. 38 Anderson D. 39,97,116,126 Anderson K. 39,98,104,116,119 Anderson M. 39,132,136 Angell P. 39 Backhaus F. 39,118 Ballard B. 39 Bari J. 39 Barnes D. 39,118 Batterman L. 39,105,112 Beard A. 15 Beckman R. 39 Beeler D. 39,133 Belken J. 39 Benton S. 39,118 Berg S. 39 Bergeron V. 39 Berner M. 39,87,112,114,116,151 Berryman D. 39 Bertram C. 39 Bestor R. 39 Bishop M. 39,104 Bittrick J. 14,40 Blum D. 40,133 Blum J. 40 Bobnock M. 40 Boigenzahn M. 40,102 Bork C. 40,106,108,109 Bourdeaux L. 40 Bown M. 40,132 Brady M. 89,97,110 Brandenburgh S. 40 Brandt B. 40,102,105 Brausam C. 17,40,116 Bredeson J. 40 Brinkman D. 4O,132,148,151 Brittelli L. 40,97 Bronson D. 40 Brose R. 40 Brown M. 40 Brusberg G. 40,82,110 Bua N. 40,118,119 Buckett J. 41 Buckner J. 41 Bue G. 41 Buggs J. 41 Bunker K. 41,118 Burke B. 41 Burkhart R. 41,81,83,94,99,118 Burnette O. 41 Bushaw J. 41,102 Byrd L. 100,132,135,136,138,139 Campfield S. 108 Campton D. 41 Carlson J. 41 CarrJ. 41,106 Cawley J. 41,112 Chagas M. 41,95,118 Champion B. 41 Chase P. 41 Cheadle W. 41,116,127 Christensen L. 41,112,114 Chroninger H. 41 Cliffe V. 42 Cole D. 42 Collins J. 122 Cooper D. 101 Cornell R. 42 Cotton J. 42 Cox T. 42,118 Cox W. 42,83,112 Crom E. 42 Crossfield J. 42,99,106,108,109,116 Cunningham B. 42,99,112,114,126 Cushman J. 42,93,112,114 Cuyler R. 42 Dahlberg L. 42,92,97,127 Dalzell D. 42,99,101,112 Davenport N. 42,97,102,116 Davis S. 42,83 Day J. 42 Day L. 42 DeBruin D. 42,83,87,89,100,102, 127,151 Dehart R. 42 Delaney E. 42 Demanouske L. 43,114 Demus R. 43 Detmer E. 43,90,99,102 Devoe R. 43,112,118 DiBenardo R. 43,913,118 Dietsch C. 43,112 Dietz D. 43 Divan R. 43,94,99 Divine K. 43 Dobbs D. 43,83,97,99,116,118,126 Donaldson J. 43 Dorfschmidt R. 43 Dowler E. 43,108 Draves 13,43,133,148,149 Driscoll D. 43 Dustrude R. 43,118 Dutcher R. 43 Earl S. 43 Eaton C. 43,118 Eddy J. 43,1 12,1 14,133 Edwards M. 43,88,112,122 Edwards M. 44 Eisenmann K. 44 Ellenberger D. 44 Eyre M. 44 Feldt J. 44,120 Ferger D. 44 Fick C. 44,112,114,116,127 Finnegan T. 44,93 Finnegan R. 44,132,134,138 Fischer J. 44 Fisher K. 44 Fisher P. 44 Fisher S. 44,97,100,112 Florey D. 44 Ford J. 44 Ford K. 44 Fowden W. 44,110,133,136,148,150 Franklin K. 44 Freeman J. 44 Frelick G. 44,118,126 Frye S. 45 Funk L. 14,45 Gahl J. 45,90,93 Garde D. 45,84,100 Garner S. 45 Giacalone J. 45,101 Gibney P. 1,17,45 Gilbank J. 45 Gilbank K. 45 Gilbank P. 45 Glass C. 45,102 Goff L. 45 Goodwin M. 45,84 Goodwin T. 45,110 Goodyear D. 45 Gram G. 45 Gratl R. 45 Greenwood M. 45 Griesman L. 45 Griffin D. 45,101,132 Guelzow R. 46,127 Guenther J. 46,104 Gustafson K. 46,110 Haas D. 102,127 Haas R. 46 Hadiokas N. 46,126,127 Hagar J. 46 Hageness S. 46 Hagestad R. 46 Hagli A. 46 Hall E. 38,46,82,89,116,118,127 Halliday B. 46,83,96,97,112,114,116 Halom G. 46,148 Hamil D. 46 Hamil D. 46 Hansen L. 46 Hansen M. 46 Hanson D. 46 Hanson S. 46 Hare M. 108 Harper M. 46 Harris L. 46,55,82,85,89 Harris W. 46 Harstad J. 47,93 Harstad L. 47 Hart M. 47,92,102 Harter J. 47,132 Harter M. 46,99,118,119 Hawkins D. 47,116 Healless T. 47,153,154 Heckle M. 47,99,132 Heise S. 47,102 Heiston C. 47 Heitke S. 47,89,102,104,118,119 Helms B. 47 Helom J. 48,90,122 Hemmy B. 48 Hendricks T. 48,112,114,118 Henning D. 48 Henthorn C. 48,86,87,116 Hereford J. 48,100 Hildebrant J. 48,133 Hill G, 48 Hilmer D. 48,90,116 Hinds M. 48,105 Hackett W. 48 Hodges E. 48,100 Hodges W. 48,132,133,135,137,133, 139,140,142,143,145 Holcomb A. 48,89,92,99,116 Hooper P. 100 Hopper D. 48 Hopper K. 48 Hosey J. 48 Howarth P. 48,116,127 Huggins D. 48,98,112 Huisheere P. 48,102,105 Hunter K. 49,106 Irwin K. 49,116 Isaacson J. 49,118 Isackson J. 100 Ishikawa B.118,119 lunghuhn 8. 49,104 Jacobson C. 8,49 Jaedike A. 49,116 Jayson R. 49,112 Johns D. 49,90,105,122 Johnson J. 49,104 Johnson K. 49 Johnson L. 49 Johnson L. 49,88,112 Johnson L. 49,92,95,97,98 Johnson L. 49,118,119 Johnson M. 49,102,104 Johnson R. 49,116 Johnston D. 49 Jones C. 49,105 Jones F. 49 Jones J. 49,55,85,110 Joseph R. 50 Keegan J. 50 Keepers J. 50 Keltner D. 50,97,126 Kever J. 50 Kinzer D. 50,99 Kitelinger K. 50 Kitzman R. 50,83,89,92 Kliver 8. 50 Knisely R. 50,106,109 Koch D. 50 Kochicas T. 50,99,104 Kolden M. 50 Kopplin C. 50,98,104,112 Kramer S. 50 Kratz S. 50 Kroeger M. 50,105,118 Kubokawa L. 50,110,114 Kunz C. 50 Lamb L. 50 Lamb V. 51,112,114,126,127 Langbehn M. 51 Larison W. 51 Larsen S. 51,110,127,140 Larson D. 51,104,112 Lentine E. 51 Leonard S. 51 Lernor S. 51,86 Lernor S. 51,99 Lipke E. 51 Liptow J. 51 L't b v. Dgel ZZ Little D. 17,51,116 Lokken L. 51 Long A. 51,93 Lucas M. 51 Lundin D. 51 Mac Gowan M. 51,88,99,112,114 Makovec T. 51,148,152 Marburg J. 100 Markley J. 51 Marston M. 52,92,102 Marten M. 52 Martin R. 52 Martin R. 52,118,119 Martindale S. 52 Martingilio R. 52 Marvin W. 52 Maryott T. 52,104 Masterson M. 52,99,110,127,131, 140,143,144,147 Mattison P. 52 Mavroulis D. 52,89,112 Maxwell L. 52 McCaui W. 52 McCrory T. 100 McCutcheon G. 100,118 Mcllwain J. 52,133,139 Mclntosh W. 52,83 Meech M. 52 Meyer A. 52,96,104,118,119,127 Meyers P. 52 Michna J. 52,127 Michelson R. 52,109,108 Mikesell J. 53,126,127 Miller C. 9,38,53,88,112,114 Miller J. 53,132 Miller S. 53 Milsap J. 53,89 Mitchell M. 11,53 Moen K. 53,105 Moessner R. 53 Moline D. 53,104 Morrow E. 53,100 Myers D. 53 Myers P. 53,110,116 Mylenbusch T. 98,100,132 Naidowski L. 109 Nehls R. 53 Neisinger S. 53,99,110,114,116,118 Nelson D. 53,102,103,104 Nelson D. 53 Nelson N. 53 Nichols V. 53,102 Nickel S. 53 Neilson C. 53 Nilson S. 54 Nimz B. 54,133,137 Oakes L. 54 Oninski R. 54,109 Olsen D. 54 Osmond G. 54 Ott C. 54,110,116 Otto J. 54 Padon C. 54,87,151 Papazian J. 54 Parker 54,83,99 Paus V. 54,110,116,127 Pavelich D. 54 Peach C. 54 Pederson K. 54,92 Peer G. 54 Peet D. 54,118 Perkins C. 54 Perry 8. 54,88,90,100,122 Peterson S. 54 Peterson S. 55,97,102,112,114,127 Peterson T. 55,101 Petroff S. 55,116 Petzerick J. 55,97,106 Pickett J. 55 Pinnow L 55,106,109,122 Pinnow S. 55 Pittenger M. 55 Platenberg D. 55,102 Pocius C. 55 Pohl R. 55 Pollard W. 55.106.108 Popovics M. 11,56 Poppie L. 56,86,110 Porter S. 56 Pride R. 56,108 Priessnitz S. 56,83,102 Pulliam W. 56,110 Punzel D. 56 Putnam C. 56 Quillen A. 56 Quillen C. 56,112 Quillen K. 56,93,112 Quinlan P. 56,90,97,99 Ram mage L. 56 Ramsey E. 56,102,105,118 Ramsey T. 56 Rasch G. 56 Rasmussen T. 56 Reagan B. 56,127 Redgrave M. 56,82,99,110,125,126 127,133 Reed M. 56 Reid D. 57 Relerford E. 57 Reppert W. 118,119 Richards W. 57 Richards W. 57 Richardson B. 57 Ring D. 57,83,88,92,97,108 Rognlien D. 57,89,92,102 Rosenow M. 57,106,108 Rothe K. 57,116 Rothrock M. 57 Rounds P. 57,108 Rousseau J. 57 Ruben T. 57 Rubnitz M. 57 Ruckert S. 57 Rummage G. 57 Runaas Y. 57 Rundquist C. 57,98 Ruster J. 57,110,116 Ryer T. 57,106,108 Sanderson J. 57,112 Sargent S. 58,118 Schaefer C. 58 Schaefer D. 58,106 Schlicting L. 58 Schmidt R. 58 Schmitt G. 58 Scholz A. 58 Schroeder 8. 58,89,l27 Sciacca V. 58 Scott G. 58 Scott J. 58,102,104 Secor L. 58 Selmer J. 58,110,125,126,127,140, 145 Semrow G. 58,106,108 Seno R. 58,99,116,118,119 Severt S. 58 Sharp B. 58,104,118 Shaw S. 58 Shinabarger A. 58 Shipler G. 59 Shultz L. 59,118 Siebel D. 59 Stebel J. 59 Simmonds M. 59,133 Simonsen P. 59 Slater D. 59,106 Smith L. 59,102 Smith P. 59 Snyder B. 59,104 Snyder E. 59 Solem R. 59 Solimon R. 59 Sowl D. 59,100 Spa hos D. 59,102 Spanton D. 59 Spraggin P. 59 Spratt C. 59 Stanley R. 59 Steil K. 59,88,99,102,104 Steinhagen G. 60 Steinkellner G. 60 Stephan S. 60 Stephenson G. 60,148,152 Steuck E. 60 191 Stickler J. 60,92 Stoikes D. 60 Stone K. 60,102,104 Storey S. 60 Storey S. 60,100,112,140,144,146 Strait R. 60,106,157 Stritof D. 60 Strohschein R. 61,102,105 Sumpter L. 61 Swanson M. 61,153 Sweet J. 38,61,83,98,112,1 14,127 Synstegard C. 61,93,110,112 Tangye C. 38,61,88 Temporali S. 104 Thomas M. 61 Thomason C. 61 Thompson D. 61,83,95 Thorpe S. 55,61,84,85,92,110,127 Thostenson J. 61 Thurston C. 61 Tibbetts C. 61 Tiffany J. 61,93,105 Tilleson F. 61 Tilley C. 61,90,116,122 True Y. 61 Tuchlinsky B. 61,92 Turben K. 61 Unger S. 61,116 VandervortJ. 62 Van Oss R. 62 Vernor P. 126 Vogelson D. 62 Vogt D. 106 Waite L. 62 Waite M. 62 Walker D. 62 Wallace E. 62,112,118,126 Waller E. 62 Walrath J. 62 Wam C. 62 Ward E. 62 Weaver C. 62,140,141,144 Weaver D. 62,106 Weaver R. 62 Webb J. 62,132 Webster J. 62 Weeden J. 62 Welch C. 62 Wells B. 6,62,88,92 Wertz K. 62 Whiteforcl L. 63,83,86,92,95,97,112 Whitledge S. 63 Wichelt J. 8,63,82,112,114,126 Wichelt R. 63 Wieck D. 63 Williams O. 11,63,100,132,138,140, 145,146 Williams R. 63 Wilson D. 133 Wobig A. 63 Wolfe P. 63,98,112,114,116,125, 126,127 Woodruff G. 63 Worclen G. 63 Wright D. 63 Wright D. 63 Younger D. 63 Yurkew B. 63,97,110,114,126 Zank J. 63 Zechlin R. 126,127 Zellmer L. 63 Zimmerman J. 63 Zito S. 63 Zoppel C. 63 Faculty Albrecht V. 35 Alots H. 22 Arden J. 24,129 Bachman R. 24,98,129 Barkin B. 26,140 Birkholz E. 27 Bolten C. 22 Brittelli L. 20 Burn H. 28,129 Crichton M. 28,129 Christian D. 24 Cuthbert D. 30 Currier K. 33,129 DeBruyne H. 30 Decker W. 21 Dreesen R. 33,90,129 Dunagan, R. 24 Ellis, C. 24,100,132 Everill, R. 18 Fallon, A. 24 Florey, LTC T. 35,107,129 Fruzen, F. 24 Gaustad, P. 26,129 Gilbertson, D. 26 Hanson L. 32,66,126,129 Hartman, R. 22 Heineke, J. 33,132 Henry, H. 12,25,'l00,126,129 Hertenstein C. 23 Holt P. 27,101,126,129 Johnson, G. 25 Johnson, M. 25 Kammerer, A.R. 27 Keating, L. 23 Klescewski C. 107 Knutsen, J. 25 Kvitle, O. 21 Langfeld, J. 30 LaPlant, K. 28,129 Larsen, H. 27 Lussow, P. 26 Manyo, J. 23 McCauley, R. 23 Mead, G. 32 Mickelson, C, 33 Miller, J. 34,129 Miller, T. 31,93,129 Nelson, D. 31,96,129 Oaks, S. 28,94 Oberg, G. 28 O'Hare, SGT J.L. 35,107 Olson, L. 20 Page, l.. 25,129,127 Pellegrini, J. 26,157 Pfund, l.. 31,129 Pollock, W. 22 Prickette, R. 27,126 Rabe, M. 34 Reichard, D. L. 9,25,99,126 In Memorium: Victor Joseph Erickson-Class of 1971-drowned June, 1969 i Reinholz, E, 16,28,129 Reisinger, D. 27 Remmele W. 26 Rhodes J. 20 Rowbottom L. 29,103 Schar M. 33,90,124,129 Schoenfield R. 29,129 Schrader D. 32 Schuetz M. 25,96,126,129 Smith D. 27 Smith E. 22 Sudkamp D. 19 Terwedow E. 32 Thomas V, 34 Tobit O. 35 Vaughan R. 29 Wehrle E. 29 Williams B. 20 Williams G. 23,6a,126,129 Winkelman B. 29 Wittenberg R. 34 White P. 25,132 Staff Abelman R. 37 Amman H. 37 Bailey C. 37 Bell B. 36 Delvin C. 37 Dotter W. 37 Fairman I. 37 Flint W. 36 Fredette J. 37 Garber D. 36,104 Garman H. 36 Hollenbach F. 37 Khalar A. 37 Knudson A. 36 Oestreich M. 37 Olson L. 36 Pizza K. 36 Sloan M. 36 Stresemann J. 36 Varnell O. 36 xt .Lil 192 Acknowledgements Sharpe Studio Al Wendorff III Studio Fine Arts Studio Beloit Photo Greg Fernette Mr. Cuthbert Jim Sweet Joan Wichelt Mrs. LaPlant, Advisor Burchett Studios Werner Studios, Madison Mr. Don Sudkamp Beloit Daily News Mr. Amman Scott Lans Mr. Charles Pilz Paragon Yearbook Company Paper: Patina Type: Spartan Medium ' if This is where we're at now: Our di- plomas say we're ready for the world . . . We've worked, and played, and faced a never ending sphere of activities and responsibilities-a con- fused tangle of obligations and duties-and have become aware of urgent problems facing us in the fu- ture-our future-with our lives at stake . . . Where are the answers? . . . lf only one memorized passage could be the key to understanding . . . And so we cry RELEVANCE . . . And so teachers sigh . . . For isn't there any enioyment in just knowing something for the sake of knowl- edge? . . . Our education has been a scattered background of mistakes and successes, monotony and stimulation . . . more, we hope, than an eight- hour babysitter . . . One thing we CAN be sure of: The only constant in the world is change! 195 It is our turn . . . There is no one left to blame . . . Fault our ancestors for the past . . . But it is not enough to lazily perpetuate their old mistakes . . . Should we continue their blunders it will be our mistake . . . The future is ours, and it we blow it, it is blown for good . . . However, to progress is not enough if it is progress without under- standing . . . Brotherhood , Peace , All men are created equal . . . High sounding phrases, devoid of sincerity . . . Mouthing them is not enough. Y I1 196 7 we at 5 tum lmwm ' , t 1f '1'vff-w-1-av1,n.,m..zfffwnn,,,w.ff GN-A-f-m-Jr.-x.adaa,.e.w4mf.w.m.e.,, QE Iam if Sanctum!-iLQm4ni'i,,41..,,.. WW: to ff' r, A ,V M . ' vi we-Siva-u V,-.U wi G:..A:.,Qg, We, in our attempts to ignore injustices, in our pretenses of solving them, ob- scure them, until we think we ore doing so much that we con't quite remember what they were . . . DON'T furn around and walk away from if! . . . Lef no one fhink he can have a privale meadow of sun- shine in a land of milk and honey . . . Your problems are my problems, your fears are my fears, and your joys are ours fo share . . . When will we sfop frying to make everyone alike? . . . 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