Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

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She received her grade school and high school education here. She attended kindergarten and first three grade in what was known as the Primary School . She attended fourth grade in the First High School. which later burned, and she attended the fifth grade in the east wing of the former Park Hotel. The Second High School was built and here she attended school during her sixth, seventh and eighth grade years. She was grad- uated from Berlin High School in 1909, Miss Williams is a two-year graduate of Oshkosh Normal and after several years of teaching she went on to the University. She has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin. During various summers. she has attended summer sessions at Northwestern University and Columbia Uni- versity. She is a member of local. state and national teachers organizations and has the distinction of having been elected to membership in two National honorary educational organizations, namely Delta Kappa Gamma and Pi Lambda Theta. Miss Williams has had forty-five years of teaching experience in elementary education and has taught in seventeen summer sessions. She has taught in four different cities during her career-Sheboygan, Berlin, Madison and Whitewater. In Berlin, Miss Williams taught at the West Side school, Lincoln school. and Green Lake County Normal. She was Director of Elementary Education at Whitewater State Teachers College for seventeen years. Leaving Whitewater. she returned to Berlin to teach and is now supervisor of our elementary schools. This year Miss Williams will celebrate her 50th year as a member of the Berlin High School Alumni Association. Miss Williams has also found time to do an extensive amount of traveling. She has visited many parts of the United States. Canada. and spent one summer touring the British Isles. Through the years Miss Williams has often recalled the following lines from her early training: 'To be a school lrveper requires only the ability to sit at a desk in the classroom and call classes. To be a school Mfucher requires learning, energy, enthusiasm. pa- tience, love of your work, and love and understanding of growing youth. Editors EDITORIAL One of the most important facets of a good education is a capable teacher. Berlin High has gained recognition in the past years for its outstanding Science and Mathematics teachers. Mr. Crow this year received a citation as the outstanding Wisconsin Science teacher. For the past three years he has been attending a Summer School in New Mexico under a scholarship from the National Science Foundation. In the past he has studied Chemistry and Biology and this year plans to study Physics. Mr. Doll is studying Biology at the University of Wisconsin under a one year scholarship from the National Science Foundation. He is planning to return to Berlin High this Fall. Mr. Clunn will be in Kansas this Summer studying Mathematics ami also plans to spend the approaching term at the University of Wisconsin. thanks again to the National Science Foundation. Mr. Wolff will be attending the Case Institute in Cleveland. Ohio this Summer to study Mathematics. Miss Madeline Carey deserves special recognition for her service at Washing- ton School for many years. She is now on a leave of absence and we hope she will retum soon. The students of lierlin High also owe their thanks to our staff of cooks who do such a fine job of preparing our noon lunch. Mrs. Kolb, who has been with the school for many years, heads the staff. Thanks Mrs. Kolbl Thanks also to Dan Werch who retired this year after serving our school for many years as janitor. Recognition goes to our students as well as our staff and faculty. Judy Guenther was a candidate for Little Ten Wrestling Queen, Mary Schilder was a candidate to the Ripon invitational Track meet, and Judy Sutherland was a Little Ten Track Queen candidate this year. Miss Sutherland. in addition. received a Winnebago Homemakers Scholarship. Nelma lirey also received the Waushara County Home- makers Award. Une thing this Spring that has never been done at lierlin Hiffh School was the D trip some of the students took to Washington. D.C.. New York and Niagara Falls. This year we have added something new to the Mascoutin. a calendzjr. Many memorable events that have occurred this year can be remembered by looking at it. Diana Walker and Mary Datta. Co-Editors Critics SCl100l li0E1I'Cl Ervin Ehrlich, Director Howard Barnes. Clerk Charles Miller. Treas. i ' f - --1xi5i.g'- 6. 1 ...With Q L Iohn Gillett Wilfred Handrich Gordon Iumes Leonard Markowski Glenn Michaels Harold Spangler The Berlin school system was changed from a city system to a common inte- grated school system on March lfi, l958. At the annual school meeting in ,luly 1958 the present hoard of nine members was Created. This replaced a hoard of l8 members that was representative of the old city-integrated system. Under the city-integrated system the following schools were previously added: Rosebud. Warren Center. Edgemore. Joint District No. l Qlliverside. Lilac Hilli, Koro, Big Island tljond Lily, Fox liiverl. French. Fargoville, Spoor and Woodlawn. The following districts have heen added this year: East lsland. Shead Street. Hoeft, Record, Auroraville, Meadow llrook and parts of the Towns of Warren and Leon. Our school now serves an urea ol' approximately 200 square miles. NHFGQNH ll 5 In mnmmhrn sr' s f,45.1 nPIOCiUC6In ia' l, - M, A X 'P F 1 K - A . rf f - sg , .,, f ,.,, l-,. Ju ... . H . ,,A nwx N Y M., ,, N-A This is an age of crisis and startling changes. Our national security seems daily to hang in the balance, population shifting and unrest is very evidentg automation and a constantly changing pattern of living is destroying jobs and creating others. Never has it been so apparent that our future progress and security. as individuals and as a nation. is greatly dependent on the quantity and quality of the educational opportunities that we provide for our young people. The present role of the school is almost awesome when we consider the urgency of our educational needs. Coupled with increased needs are the sharply rising costs of operating schools. lf we. in our community, want to provide good educational opportunities for our young people it will be :necessary to make intelligent decisions based on facts and not on emotions. The trend toward school consolidation is nation-wide. The Conant Study clearly shows that small educational units cannot provide the quality of training needed by our young people. A truly comprehensive program is only possible if the high school has a graduating class of at least one hundred. Classes in advanced subjects or separate sections based on ability are impossible in a smaller high school. lt is our sincere hope that our integration program will soon be completed. We will then be in a position to improve the educational program of all the children in our district. The high school of the future will be judged by the service it will render to all the people. These limitations for service will be determined by the understanding and desires of the people of our community. We hope to give every student an equal opportunity. This can only be done by ssholehearted cooperation on this urgent problem of educating all our Children' C. R. Wcilf, Superintendent N 0 77 Dnector T.--,-i-,M,,,s N- --M M -..A s X . ...Q The high school of today. if it is to keep ahreasl of the times, has to steer its thinking to the fast moving world that our graduates are now facing. Surely the high school can never train students to he first rate technicians. so the function of the high school is to lay a solid groundwork for our young people to build on. What it can do and should he doing is finding out the potential of every student. Then try to put each student in an environment that will develop his or her abilities to the utmost. One cannot build unless the fundamentals of math and reading are mastered. This solid information has to he placed in its proper prespective hy a solid background in our social studies classes. The program of our comprehensive high school is a never ending challenge that needs to he re-evaluated yearly, in order to make possihle the hest education for our youth. C. F. Shaw, Principal -tn?-In it 5 gf' MR. LARRY BLACKBOURN Platteville State College B F Agricultureg Bus Route Su- pervisor and F FA Advisor Freshman Class Advisor 'du MISS SHARON HUNTER Oshkosh State College B A Senior English, Family Living Future Nurses Publications and Speech Advisor Senior Class Advisor MR. RICH. SCHUMACHER Oshkosh State College B S Gen. Science, Fresh. Eng Varsity Basketball Coach Ir. Varsity Football Coach Sophomore Class Advisor llCoac esp 1'-7? MRS. CLARA COLRUE DEHN Stevens Point College BS Vocal Music Iunior Class Advisor MR. GLEN KLEPPE University ot Wis, B.S Iuntor English Advisor of Dramatic and Chess Club Iunior Class Advisor MR. IOSEPH Stout Institute, General Metals, Mechanics, Drivers Assist. Vars Football Iunior Class Advisor CROW University ot Wis BS New Mexico lliqhland Um: Chemistry Geometry Photography Stud Council Sophomore Class Advisor .05 ltr' at - ' tu l 'ly' ' , Af' N 4 Jllfylr My Miss Msgi: KH EGER Valparaiso tl lhd BA Sophomore English Berlin High School Iournal Girl s Counselor Sophomore Class Advisor MISS IOAN VOCKEL LaCrosse State College B S Physical Education G A A. Cheerleading Iunior Class Advisor MR. OWEN EVANS LaCro1se State College B S Physical Education Football Track Coach Iunior Class Advisor wt' MISS BEVERLY KUENZI Univsrstty ol Wts BA Typing Shorthand, Ollicf- Practice If B.L A Red 'n Green tumor Class Advisor MISS RITA WAGNER ltflarqur,-tie University, BA Spanish 1, Il Freshrnan English Spanish Club, Latin Club Senior Class Advisor Coac CS mf kb 'W ' rt Pl xx A, 1 V1 t Q ll f YM! kk, l , I R l - fl 'L I' 'J' l' ,. mfr., :,N ., ll llfar' . NORBERT FRANZ MR. LOWELI. GLUNN MR. DONALD HALVERSON C ll B BS H m csrigqs B M oshkosn slam- conf-qt-, B s Mkoslt Slffljfoqf gh AH 1 it lvlgb' vm I7 lb vgarxd Algebra xl and ll Gt-ometry 'I-mlm Bogkmbqu and w rt tc. my 1 I who Wrvstlmq Coach Inv football Coach Clonsvrvatron Club A Iumm- QIGSS Adwsm- I Cl Ad . Frm-shman Class AdvxsorRDQl' Umor GSS Visor .-.,. X' rs. . W.. - - r l A gg A 94 1 U SJ x A 'V f' '- -- Q lex ' 'l X 'I ,W 1 7 R . , Qearg 1, - .nf mln , , 'A 'Z' -1 ' I! ' . s111Z'. 3.2. Q '-41' 1? SS-2: 3 '. ,W-gfiffgss 1 U !f:','0. .1 5 s , 'bf'-Q -9. - '-' fllllv-l1'17 MR. RALPH LENZ MR. MAHTEL1, HQSHOL1' YNANCY SAFFORD MR. ROGER SANDMIRE Whxtuwater State Col B E Sgpvpns Luther College B A :upon Collnlgv B A Plattrvrllc- Statf- Col, B S COl0TGCl0 Slflll' COHQQU MVA Gvn Math , Gen Busme-ss L1brarY Industrlal Arts Busmess Manager World Bookkeeping Enghsh Library Club Assxstant Baseball Coach Consumvr Fducatron Hz-talllna lNlcscout1n Adu' Crass Countr lumor Class Advrso' Galt, Freshman Basketball Iumor Class Advlsor f--- ----1 ' 'fx MR. FREDERICK WARNECKE UI'llVt'l5llY ot Wxsconsm VV? C Ogllkasll BVS Oshkosh Stall' Colloqv, B S D Illfllfcl? F lflomu Amvrrcan Problvms ll C'O'I.Q1, AO 'n'l'lh M ' t Cl b Scnxsicglilgg Acslvlsor lllmor Class AdV1fSOl MR. HARRY WOLFF Oshkosh Statf- Collvqv B S Umvefrsxty of Wts, M S Phystcs, Adv GL-n SCIPUCP, Adv Math, Gen Math Asslst B Football Coach Sophomore Class Advisor Fr:-shman Baskz-tball Coach Fmshman Class Advlsor MRS. DONNA ZEITLOW Stout lnstrtutc BS llomr- lfconomlcs F ll A, Cv1ll's Lvaqur- rIf'Slll'YlClI1 Class: Advisor N 77 Qscars Senior Honors DIANA WALKER Valedictorian Dianzfs high school career l has he-en filled with activities from all fields. particularly the lVlaseontin, of which she was eo-editor this year. She has also participated in Girls League. Spanish lllulu and C.A.A. In her junior year she was a re- presentative to Badger Girls Stale. lluring her senior year she was elected Miss llerlin for the annual homecoming festivi- ties. ln addition to her extra- curricular participation she has maintained a straight A average through sc-lmol. l School Citizenship Awurrl JANE BREWER DAVID cisivrosici JUDY .CUENTHER , , Amerlean Legion American Legion Award Auxiliary Award R0ltl'1H'l' BLAYNICY 'hool ffitizvnsliip Award DAVID SCHROPIDER Scienre Award GWENN JONES U 77 Cscars Senior Honors ROBERT STEVICNSUN Salutatnrian Rohertis majur fields uf in- terest were in the lied .It Crevn. uf' which he is editor. and the livrlin High Svlnml journal. He has also participated in mu- sic. forensivs. dramatir-s. and was awarded the lf n 51 l i s h Award his junior year. This year he has rvmained in all of these Fxlfil-I'tlI'I'lI'ttlill' at-tivitivs and has in addition het-n an honor student through all his N Your years. ROBFIIYI' LHIINIAN Svhool Citizenship Award Svhnol tlitim-nship Award SA RA .-KNDERSON IT..-Lli. Award TIIUNIAS EVERSON V.l .W. Award JUDY PARSONS V.F.W. Auxiliary Award nciass lniormationn SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left In Right: ll. Marks. Nl. Svhilder, P. Makurat. T. lfverson BACCALAUREATE May 31, 1959 -- 8:00 P.M. - High School Gym PROCESSIONAL .,.,.,.,...,......,..,.....................,............,........, 4'Pomp and Circumstancew tflcrompfmist, Karen Dahli INVOCATION .......,.......... ,.......................... R ev. C, D. Monroe, St. ,losephis Church GIRUS GLEE CLUB .....,,....A.. Y....,.................. 4 Tome, Holy Spirit lliach-Luvaasij QDirect0r, Mrs. Clara Delmb Lift Thine Eyes -from Elijah lillendelssohnl ADDRESS ..........,... .........,...,.....,.....Q..,. R ev. Harold Gluth, Grace Lutheran Church BENEUICTION ..... .,..,., l iev. M. F. Nehrhass, Evangelical United Brethren Church RECESSIONAL ...,.......,,...... ......,......,,.,......,.......,,r.,.,,, A flesu, ,loy of Man's Desiringn l,4ccompnnisL, Kathleen Cassirlyt 'll' 4? 'X' 'X' K' 'X' 1' COMMENCEMENT June 5, 1959 -- 8:00 P.M. - High School Gym Class Motto: We Have Crossed the Bay, the Ocean Lies Before Us Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: Yellow Rose PHOIIESSIONAL ..,,. .....................................v....,............ ' 'Pump and Circumstanceu fflccompanist. Karen Dahli INVOCATION .....,, r,......,...,.,, H ev, K. ll. Cannaday. Berlin Methodist Church WELCOME .........,................,..,.....,,............................... liohert Stevenson, Salutatorian MIXED CHORUS ...,................... ...., a 'l See Cod tillcrzcher-W'ilsorzb lDirl'r'wr. Mrs. Clara Dflllll One World l0'llara-Wilsons' ADDRESS ...................,...........w......w....i......... . ............ 'iAfter Graduation. Quo Vadisu QL. I.. Cunninglzarn, l'l'f'Sil1l'Ilf, Business Institute, ll1illl'!lll.kf'Pl FAHEWELL ............,....,........................................,........... Diana Walker, Valedictorian PRESENTATION OF CLASS .......................................... C. li. Wrvlf, Supl. of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ...... Erwin Ehrlich, Presideal Board of Education CLASS SONG ...........,.,..............,....................................... You'll Never Walk Alone AIIEI.. PHYLLIS- A winning wlly, a A A ll ll pleasant smile . Honor Roll lb, 2, 211. b. 3b, b. 4b: lixtemp. Read. l: l .l'l.l..A. l. 2, 3, 4: Photo. Cl. 3, 4: Bus Patrol 3. 4: Drama. Cl. 4: llaml l, 2, 3 4: Mas '. 4: Music louru. lzns. l, 2, 3. 4. sm-zasox, SARA- Pretty, pert and vate . Honor Roll lb, lv. 3b, lr, 4b: Class Pres. 3: Cirl's League 4: Y. Pres. 4: Bowling Cl. 1, 2. 3, 4: CAA. 1, 2, 3. 4: Treas. 3, 4: Jr. llist. Cl. 1: See.-Treas. l: Photo. Cl. l: Drama. Cl. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Cl. 2: Chorus 3. 4: Mase: 2: Stud. Favulty Ed. 4: Red .ll Creeu 1, 2, 3, 4: Music 'llouru Solo 2, 3: hlusim' 'l'ourn. lfns. l, 2, 3. 4: Prom Court 3: lloruevomiug Court 4: D.A.R. Award 4. RNOLD. RUNALD H Worry and I have nvrer met . Transferred from St. Lawrenee 2: Football 3: Ski Cl. l, 2: Cons. Cl. 4: Music Tourn. Solo 2. Lnmaiza. Jvmu - lf I had the wings of an angel they'd look xillv on me . Cheerleader2: Span' ish Cl. l: Ski Cl. l. 2: .lr. Hist. Cl. l: Photo. Cl. l, 2, 3: Drama. Cl l: Prom Dee. Comm. 3: Clee- Cl. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Mase. 2, 3, 4: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. hns. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Cl. 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. LAYNHY. Rouxm'- Men have their imlolx, uomen have me . Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 3b, b: Oratory 3: Dist. 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Tram-k 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 1: Stud. Council 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 1: Photo. Cl. 1, 2: Pres. l: Ski Cl. 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Mas:-. I, 2, 3. 4: Photo Ed. 4: Baud l, 2, 3. 4: Play Cast l, 2: Musiv Tourn. lfus. l. 2, 4: Dist. : Prom Court 3: Senior Class Play: B Club 3, 4: Athletic Council 4 N t 77 ELIS ALF. lJ+:i.our3s- A little girl with w big personality' l .H.L.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama. Cl. 4: G.A.A. l, 2: jr. Hist. Cl. l: Clee Cl. l. 2, 3. ARNDT, CHAm.o1 ri-1 - Sweet and IUill5UIlIl'N. Cirl's League l: Bowl- ing CI. 2: Prom Comm. 3. llrmx, IUSI-Il'Il7uTllt' hanlvr l Irv to he gootler, the worxvr I got . Hou- or Roll lb: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Travk 1: Golf 3, 4: Class V. Pres. l: Photo. Cl. l, 2, 3: D Cl, 4: Y Nlasv. 2, 3: lhoto. Htl. 4. Ri-Lshw. lhwm-:Non- l'fI lilfu to lu' luzshlul but the girls won't lot nr1 '. llouor Roll lb, 2b. b, 3b, ln: lfootball l, 3, 4: Base-lrall 2, 3, 4: li Club 2, 3, 4. BURNING. RICIIARD-uQUi6l7ll'SS ix a virtue . Came Usher 1. BoMmNsx1. I-I1.A1Ni:+-K'l!'here zhere'v fun, tl1ere's Elaine . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.ll.L.A. 1, 2, 3: Bowling Cl. 3: Glee- Club 2, 3: Mase. 3, 4: Red 'n Green 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. Ens. 2, 3. BRAUN, l-IvoNNi: - All she seems lo be . Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 313, b, 4-b: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3, 4: Photo. Cl. 1: Spanish Cl. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. Solo 1: Music Tourn. Ens. 2, 3, 4. Bnuwmx, JANE - Modest and sweet, she r'an't be beat . Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 3b, b, 4b: Class Treas. 2: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Photo. Cl. 1, 2, 3: Jr. Hist. Cl. 1: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Libr. Assist. 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Must' 'l'ourn. Solo 1: Music Tourn. lfns. l: Bus Pa- trol 2, 3. BRILLA, BARBARA- Lez's be merry . Mase. l, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Noon Hr. Cl. 2. Bt'nKAuns, Gsomss- l or a basket a keen aim, for a line guy the same . Honor Roll 4b: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Traek 3: Cross Coun- try 4: B Club 4: Sec. 4: Jr. His! III. l: Chess Cl. 3. W 77 Stars Bonciunnr, ARD!-1l.I.A - The best things come in small paf'lrages . Noon Hr. Cl. 1: l.ibr. Asst. 2: F.B.l..A. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Muse. 4. Bnswsn, Annu.- A lil.-eable girl in a likeable way '. Honor Roll l, b, 2b, b, 3b, b, 4b: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A, 41 F.N.A. 4: Spanish Cl. 4: Prom Dee. Comm. 3: Glee Club 2, 3. BRI-JY, NELMA - Still water runs deep . Honor Roll lb, b, 2a, a, 321, a, 4a: Extemp. Reading 3: F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Kitch- en Cl. 3, 4: G.A.A. l: Prom Dev. Comm. 3: Mase. 3: Typing Ed. 4: Red 'n Green 3, 4: Homemaker Award 4. BUCHANAN. BURNm1'1'i: - Quiet, but . . . . Honor Roll 3b: Foot- ball Mgr. 1, 2: Baseball Mgr. l, 2: Cons. Cl. 3: Drama. Cl. 4: Spanish Cl. 4: Noon Hr. Cl. 1: B Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Hist. Cl. 1. CASSIDY, LUCILLE - A friendly girl with many friends . Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b: Oratory 2, 3, 4: Photo. Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Conven. 2: F.N.A. 4: Pres. 4: Bus Patrol 3,4: Prom Prog. Comm. 3: Speech Cl. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Hist. Cl. 1: F.H.A. 4: Hand I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Chorus 3, 4: Mase. 4: B.H.S. Journal 3, 4: Libr. Assist. 3: Music Tourn. Solo 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. Ens. l, 2, 4. KY 77 L, IZEIIS CAULEY, KARLYN- Tis a pleasure to know and speak with her . Libr. Asst. 2, 3. 4. Cnn-LR, RICHARD- I ootball isn't the only plave you ran use ll good line . Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2: Wrestling 2: Jr. Hist. Cl. l: B Club 3, 4: Prom Court 3. Cons. ENID - Smiles make the world go 'round so I boost it all I van . Honor Roll lb,2b: lnterp. Reading 2, 3: Masr. Cl. 1, 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 3: Jr. Hist. Cl. l: Bowling Cl. 4: l .B.l..A. 1, 3. Dswnunsr. DAvm - Deuilish mo- ments ore his delightn. Football, lloLA'rA, ANTHONY Jn.- Sometimes I think I want o girl . F.l .A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4: D.l'l.l.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Fld. 3: Pres. 4: Bus Patrol 3: .lr. Hist. Cl. l: Libr. Asst. liHAI'l'A, RUB!-IRT-ulilll short, but so was Napoleon . Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b: Football 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Came Ush- er 3: Jr. Hist. Cl. l: Bus Patrol 2, 3. 4: B Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. 121:-uoskl. llAv1n- Many grvol mon wen' lurly haired youtlzsn. Honor Roll la, a, 2b, b, 3b, b, 4b: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Travk l, 2, 3, 4: Class Trvas. l: li Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish Cl. 3: ,lr. Hist. Cl. l: Class Ring Connn. 2: Red 'n Green 3, 4: Sports Ed. 4: Badger Boys Stale 3: C0-Chr. Prom Dc-vorating Comm. 3. IJATTA. MARY- If ignorance is bliss, she is never happy . Honor Roll lb, b, 2h, b, 3a, a, 4b: Extemp. Reading 4: F.T.A. 4: F.B.L.A. 1, 2, 3: Bowling Cl. 3: C.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Speech Cl. 4: Masv. 1, 2, 3, 4: Assist. lid. 2: Copy Hd. 3: Co-lid. 4: Senior Class Play 4. D1s'l'r:m1Ar'r, CnAm.o'r'rm - She's here . . . you can hear her giggle . Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 3: Bus Patrol 3, 4: Libr. Assist. 3, 4. Donn. BARIIARA- SIN lrrwvls fur . . . as a smile goes a long way . Ext:-mp. Reading 2: Photo. Cl. 3: llrama. Cl. 4: Noon llonr Cl. 3: C.A.A. l. 2. Dmsrsxs, Donornv- A woman of a few thousand words . Spanish Cl. 3. 4: l .B.L.A. l. 2: Drama Cl. 4: Bus Patrol 4: Prom Der-. Comm. 3. l'll.l.SWURTH, CARY- My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me . Football 2, 3, 4: B Cl. 4: Clee Cl. 1, 2. 4: B Cl. 4: Clee Cl. l, 2: Bus- ketball 2, 3, 4: 'l'ru1'k 2, 3. 4. Ewato. Lutu BELL1-:- In the bank of cheerfulness, she's a multimilli- onaire . lnterp. Reading2: C.A.A. 2, 3: F.B.l..A. 4: Clee Club 2. Fl.oYo, DIANNA- She has two eyes so soft aml brown . . . beware . Jr. Hist. Cl. 1: Clee Cl. 3. FnANzl-:N, FRED - I tell you friends, I get around: I get my girls from out of townn. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3: Jr, Hist. Cl. 1, Pres. 1: Spanish Cl. 2: B Cl. 2, 3, 4: Ski Cl. 2: Prom Court 3: Chorus 3. N t 77 EIIS E. Dnovsn, RONALD - Me-n of few words are the best men Conser- vation 3. l':VERSON, Tnmms- A quiet man . . . hut quite a man . Honor Holl lb, b, 2b, a, lib, b, 4b: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Traek l. 2, 3, 4: Clams Treas. 4: Student Council 2: B Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Music' Tourn. Solo 4: Music' Tourn. lins. l, 2. 3, 4: State l: Prom King 3: Athletic- Couneil 3. EWALD, THOMAS- A case of qual- ity, not quantity . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter Treas. 4: Bus Pa- trol 2, 3, 4: Cons. Club 2: Jr. D.H.l.A. 1, 2, 3: Reporter 4. Fox, PATRICIA - The whisper of a pretty girl ran be heard farther than the roar of a lion . Honor Roll 2b, 3b: Cheerleader l, 2: Photo. Cl. l, 2: Drama. Cl. 4: F.B.I..A. 1, 2, 3: C.A.A. I, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Clee Cl. l, 2, 4: Chorus 3: Muse. 3, 4: Red 'n Green 3, 4: Music Tourn. Solo 4: Music Tourn. Pins. 2, 3, 4. CALLERT, SlIIRl.I-IY-UWIIIPFE 'er there was laughter xhe was sure to be . Glee Club 2, 3. mum. CYNTHIA- Everything she rloes. she zlovs well . Devlam. l, 2: Spanish Cl. 4: .lr. Hist. Cl. 1: Bus Patrol 1. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. l: C.A.A. l. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Gle-e fluh 2: Mase. l: Rell 'n 4lI'0C'lI l, 2: I-'.B.l..A. l. 1 I STK!-3. llmxs -- 'KAlwrn's pu! off 'lil tnmnrruu' what 'mu n'nn't hun' In ilu Ioilayn. F.ll..'K. 4: llraunu. Vluh 4: Lihrary Assistant 3. HANnm1'u, Ronmn'- lIouf quiet up- pvnring, but uni! 'lil you know him . 'l'r:u1sfvrre1l from lfonvor- dia lt Foothull 2: Travk 1, 2: Band l, 2, 4: Musiv Tourn. Solo 1. llovv. YvoNNr: - fl girl with a smile is ll girl worthwhile . .lr. llisl. lfl. 1: ll..-KA. l, 2, 3, 4: l .ll.l..A. 2. 3, 4: Bowling Cl. 3: Drama. lIl.4: F.H.A.4: l .T.A.4: Speevh ill. 4: Mase. 4: Glue Club 2, 3. JENT, LARRY -- Life is a serious proposition . N 71 tars 'Sb- 35 -if -UQ, 2 'E-5 -' C Il UENTHER, Jvolrn-'ASQ quiet you never hear her, for who can hear blushes . Honor Roll lh, a, 211, u, 3b, u, 4h: Claes V. Pres. 2: Girl's League 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: C.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: l .B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Red 'n Green 2, 3, 4: Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3: Photo. Club 1: Band l, 2. 3: Music' 'l'ourn. lines. 2, 3: Music' Tourn. Solo 1: Bad- ger Girls State 3: Wrestling Queen 4. ADI-II.. Grzouuri- School, I suppose ffs lI1'l't'.Y.VlfVn. 'llrurk 2, 3. HAM. Ksrurmgnw- lz's nire m he ll ruzturul when yuu're naturally nite . Honor Roll lh, h, 2h, b, 3h, lr. ih: Ext:-lnp. Reading: 3, 4: Der-hun. l: Photo. Cl. 2, 3, 4: l .N.A. 4: Speer-h ill. l, 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Bus Patrol 2, 3. 4: Drama. Cl. 4: Glee ill. 4: Chorus 4: Mase. 3, 4: Red 'n Green 3, 4: Musir' Tourn. lins. 4: Prom Court 3. uumzs, VIRGINIA - Nllloml. pert, nl'1'v . Honor Roll lla, ln, 2h, lv, 3h,h,4h: Cheerleader l: l .ll.l..A. 3, f1.A.A. 1, 2, l'.H.A. 4. Glen fflulr 2. 3: Prom Court fl. .lr:zw1Nsru, JAM:-Ls - nl never lvl studying interfere with my eflum- ti0n . Foothall l, 2, 3, 4: Truvk l, 2. JOHNSON, GERALD -- What makes him so niee, we really can't say: Under observation, we find it's his way . Declam. 1: Football 1, 2, 3: Trark 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Class Sec. 3: V. Pres. Span- ish Club 2, 4: B Cl. 2, 3: Bus Patrol 3: Chorus 4. JoRci:NsEN, GARYQUS eerh is great, P but silenre is greater . F.F.A. 1, 2. KALUPA, Curroao- A silent lad, but when he speaks, something is said . Football 3: Track 2. Ixssunosm, LAWRENCE1nB6 it work or play, he's a good fellow in ez'- ery wuyn. CTransf. from St. Law- renoe44J. Football2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2: Traok 2. KIPLIN, Roneivr - Where therc's leisure there I'll be . F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: D.H.l.A. 1, 2. N 71 tars K K JONES, CWENN-sblprhdi is life with- out ll little misehief?', Honor Roll lb, a, 2b, b, 3b, b: Devlam. 1, 3: lnterp. Reading 2: Dist. 1, 2, 3: State 1. 2. 3: Bed 'n Green l, 2, 3: Asst. lid. Mase. 4: Caption lid. 4: Music Tourn. Ens. 1: Photo. Cl. l: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Pres. 4: F.N.A. 4: Sec. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling Cl. 1, 2, 3: Speech Cl. 1, 2. 3, 4: Pres. 3: See, 4: Drama. Cl. 4: Youth Board 3: Band 1. ,IouoeNsi:N, KAREN-6'.g0H16liHI?S I frown a bit, but Il smile twice as murh . Honor Roll 3b, 4-b: Bus Patrol 2, 3. 4: Noon Hour Cl. 2, 3: Speech Cl. 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Glee Cl. 1, 2, 3: Musit' Tourn. Ens. 1, 2. Ksimmms, Gannon- 0ft he burn- ed the midnight oil, but not for study . Football 1: Mgr. 2, 3: Game Usher 1, 2, 3: Golf 4: Wrestling 2: Red 'n Green 1, 2: B.H.5. Journal 1, 2. eLLoee, JOHN - The trouble with opportunity is that it is generally disguised as hard work. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Golf 3, 4: Jr. l-list. Cl. 1: Ski Cl. 4: B Cl. 4: Chorus l, 2: Prom Court 3. Liam, JABIES-'SOHC of the rarest things we can do is our best. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Traok 3: Photo Cl. 1: B Club 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Athletic Counvil 4: Span- ish Cl. 1: Band 1, 2: Red 'n Green 4. KLICK, RUBERT- l run1 little rnen have rome great things. Honor Roll 4b: Trax-k 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 4: Wrestling 4. KRAUSE, DAVID - A good felluu' to know. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Trark 1, 2, 3, 4: Came Usher 1: Colt' 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: ll Cl. 4: Ski Ll. 3: .lr. lllst. l.l. l. Kmncs, THOMAS N- 1 um a true Im- liever in the ronserrotion of en- ergy. Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 22 B Cl. 2, 3, 4: Home- coming Comm. 2. 3, 4: Clem- Cl. 1: Chorus 3. 1.1-IHMAN, Rousnr-'illure fun while youfre young: Old age is slowly creeping. Honor Roll la, u, 2b, b, 3b, b: Extemp. Reading l, 2: Play Reading 3, 4: Dist. 3: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Trac-k 2, 3: Class Pres. 2: Stud. Count-il 3, 4: .lr. Hist. Club l: Spanish Club 2: B Club 4: Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mase. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports lid. 3. 4: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3: Prom Court 3: Boy's State 3. Ll-ZHRER, ANTHONY- Front ll little spark bursts a large flume. Track 3: Chess Club 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4. KNIGHT, MARVIN- Country Gentle- man. Declam. 1, 2: Oratory 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Came Usher 1, 2: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Speech Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cons. Cl. 3: Pres. 3: Projectors Cl. 1: B Club 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Sec. 3: D.H.1.A. 1, 2, 3: Chor- us 3: Music Tourn. Fins. 3. KRAUSE, JEAN-HVRVY sweet, very wise: mischief twinkles in her eyes. Class Treas. 1: Photo Club 1, 2: G.A.A. l,2,3: Bowling Club 2: Spanish Club 4: F.N.A. 4: Mase. 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Mgr. 4: Class Seller 4: Glee Cl. 3: Music Tourn, Ens. 3: Prom Court 3. nuscsn, RAYMOND-'AHC likes the country, but in truth must own, likes it best when studying it in town. Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 3b, b: Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres, 3: Sent. 4: D.H.l.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lsnn, JUDEEN- The only way to have friends is to be one. G.A.A. l, 2: Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Li- brary Assistant 4. I.:-:sNrAK, RONALD-HA fine fellow in every way. Track l, 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Boy's B Club 3. lmvn, Bizvamx f A shining per- sonality to match her hair. De- ulam. 1: Drama Club 4: F.B.1..A. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Jr. History Club 1, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Clef- Club 1, 2, 3: Mascoutin l, 2: Red 'n Green 1, 2. MAncm:N xusxi, DAVID - lf srhool life is liberty, give me death. Football 1, 2: Baseball 3. MARKS, MICHAEI.-'i1'h9f6 are laloml devils too. Football 1, 2, 3: Bus- ketball 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: B Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. MCDEVl1'T, ,IHANNE- Sugar 'n spire and everything nice . F.H.A. 4, Sec. 4: Drama. Club 4: G.A.A. 1: Band 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Libr. Asst. l, 2, 3: Music' Tourn. Ens. 2, 3, 4. MIIMlJNIGAl., Donorny - Full of fun? You bet. A nicer girl you never met. Trans. St. Agnes 4: Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 3b, b, 4b: Girl's League 4: Drama Club 4: F.N.A. 4: Mascoutin Seller 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. MAKURAT, PHll.l.lP-hlfl his actions he's refined: in his manner true and kind. Honor Roll lb, b, 2b. b, 3b: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Baseball l, 2, 3: Class Pres. 4: Photo Club 1, 2, 3: jr. Hist. Club l: Prom Court 3: Prom Co-Chr. 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Mase. 1, 2. 3flARKOWSKI, FnANiti:s-S'Neat as a pin: pretty sharp, too. Trans. from Good Counsel, Chix-ago l: Spanish Cl. 2: F.N.A. 4: I .B.l..A. 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: C.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Mase. 4: Red 'n Creen 3: Music Tourn. Ens. 3, 4. MARKS, RICHARD- Every inch an athlete aml lle's measured in milli- meters. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 42 Baseball l: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec. 4: Athletic Council 1, 2, 3: B Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Ski Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Prom Court 3: Mr. Berlin 4: John Roettge Award 3. MCGREGOR, Vi-LRNUN - Soni:-tinzes I sit and think. but mostly I just sit. Football 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4. MEYER, DONNA A Pretty to walk with: witty to talk with. C.A.A. ll Glee Club 2, 3. l3llRR, SANDRA - Fun is my theme. Extemp. Speaking 2: C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Photo. Cl. l, 2: Ski Club 1: F.B.l..A. 4: l .ll.A. 4: Bus Pa- trol 2, 3: Glee Cl. 2: Red 'n Green 2, 3, 4: l.ibr. Asst. 3, 4: Music' 'l'ourn. lfns. 2. 'tIl.Et:zEK. Jonx - Getz it'.v nire to he naughtv. ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Travk l, 2: Golf 3. 4: Wrestlinu 3 4' B Cl 4 ., . .. . hlURRAY. ltlarmzizm- lf you think .vhe's quiet. you lust flon't lfnou' her. C.A.A. l, 3: Masvoutin 2, 4: F.H.A. 4: Cleo Cl, l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Red 'n Green l, 2: Music Tourn, lfns. I, 2, 3, 4. NutEwANnt:R, R0lil'IR'l'-hR?lIl'I. but u'hat'x the Fatwa? Honor Roll lb: Oratory 1, 2, Dist. l: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: R Cl. 4: Chess 421. 2, 3: Spanish Cl. 2: Spam-lx Cl. l, 2: Min-fl Chorus 4. NVMMI-:RooR, RICHARD - Some peo- ple don't like the way l zlrire but at least l get there. Honor Roll 2b: Ext:-nip. Reading 2: Truek 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: H Club 2, 4: Bus Patrol 2, 3, Pres. 3. N 77 Stars L Mlrcux-:u., KAREN--HAIWIZYS happy, always gay. Jr. Hist. Club 1: F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4, Pres. 4: Drama Club 4: Glee Cl. 3: Bus Patrol 3, 4. Molmzximluzn. Douuras - Ilv's a quiet fellow . . . suntetimes.', Hon- or Roll la, b, 2b, IJ, 3b: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Pres, 3: Rep. F.F.A. 11 D.H.l.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ser. 2: Bus Patrol 2, 3, 4: Cons. Cl. l, 2. NRl.soN, DAvlo - His shoulders are the kind that 1lon't rome off with a football uniform. Honor Roll 3b, b: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Travk 1, 2: Golf 3, 4: B Club 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Prom Court 3. NITZKE. CLYDE - My srhooling has :lone me no harm but l feel safer on the farm. Honor Roll lb, ll, 2b, b, 3b, b, 4b: l .F.A. l, 2, 3: D.H.l.A. l, 2, 3: Bus Patrol 4. PAGE, JULIEANNE--Ulf giggling were u erime, she'zl be in jail all the timcf' Honor Roll lb, b: Stud. Count-il 1, 2, 3, 4, See. 3, Pres. 4: F.B.I,.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Photo Cl. 3, 4: Bowling Cl. 2, 3, 4: Red 'n Green 4. PARSONS, ,IUo11'n- Generally speak- ing, she's generally speaking. Honor Roll lb, b, 2b. b, 3b, b, 411: Extemp. Reading 3, Dist. 3: De- elanl. 1, 2: Playreuding 4: Photo Cl. 1, 2: Speech Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4. V. Pres. 2, See.-Treas. 3: Drama. Cl. 4: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: F.N.A. 4: Bowling Cl. 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: All Star Band 4: Glee Cl. 2, 3: Mix- ed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mase. 2, 3, 4: lleadline lid. 4: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3, 4: Asst. Art lid. 3: B.H.S. ,lournal 2, 3: Musie Tourn. Solo 1: Musir' Tourn. lins. 1, 2, 3. 4: Mudrigal 1, 2. 3. 'I-:'ri:nsaN, 1.1NDA-uslll' was out ou! to be an angel, but the pattern was lost. llowling Club 3: Latin Club 4: Photo Club 1: .lr. Hist. 1: l .N.A. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3. Poux, 1'A'1'nn:l.x- She'.v as hrimful of mischief, wit and glee as ever one could be. F.B.L.A. 1, 2: C.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Vive Pres. F.'l'.A. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mase. 3, 4: Prom Court 3. Pu1.s1 N, NAN ETTE- Sweet personal- ity, full of rascalityf' Honor Roll lb, hz Came Usher l: Spanish Cl..1: 'Sec 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Latin Ll. 4: l .N.A. 4: Mase. 2, 3, 4: Red 'n Green 4. l'1EINER'l', MICHAEL - High school :lays have their delights but van't rompare with high sehool nights. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: ,Ir. Hist. Cl. 13 B Cl. 2, 3, 4. N -l: 77 ELIS M , it 1 av 1' i . , el: EH E i. A., , ef' I. a VF' gh' .N 'I Q 1- F 43 7, .og 1 u , 1 M QU- PETERSEN, LIELA - Now l'll tell one. Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama. Cl. 4: Photo. Cl. 1, 2: Mase. 3: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3. PICK. CAROL--MTU know her onre is to like her alwaysf' l ,ll.1..A. 1, 2. Por.slN, DONNA - 'SAn agreeable person. Honor Roll 4b: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: F.N.A. 4: Drama. Cl. 4: Glee Cl. 2: Red 'n Green 1, 2, 3, 4. RASMUSSEN, W1l.FRED - A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Honor Roll lb, b, 2b, b, 3b, b: Extemp. Speaking 2: Baseball 2: Track 2: Football Mgr. 4: Class Treas. 2: N.K.A. 1, 2: Chess Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Cl. 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Musiv Tourn. Solo 3. Rssov, Aunnsy -- Everybody likes her . Drama Cl. 4: F.B.l..A. 3. I zsov. CARUI.--HIAIIY' the-m ull. you might miss ll gum! ww. De-lmatv 4: G.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4. Sec. 3, 4: llrunm ill. 4: l .'l'.A. 3. Sw-. 4: l .N.A. 4: Glas- Cl. l. 2. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Mast: 2. 3: Rod 'n lil'Q't'll l. 2. 3. 4: Musir' Tourn. Choir Fond du l.ru- 4: ll0l!lf'i'0l1l- ing Court 4. Homin Ai.. Gi:nAi.n --- '24 lmmlsmm butch uf pmIuplu.vn. Footlmll 2. 3. 4: 'l'rau'k l. 2. 4: Wrestling 2. RLTKQ. l.0l'lS - E1'1'rv man has hix lil'1'iII'Sh nmnwntsf' Wrvstling ZZ: Stud. Council 1. SVHILIIER. hrlARY - i'She is gentle. Sha' is shy. lllll lhvrv is misvhivl in hvr mfr. Class Vive-llres. 4. Spanish Cl. 3. 4: Drunm Cl. 4: ' 7 3 4 FNA Vin- f,.A.A. Z.. .. : . . . 4. ' Pres. 4: hlasv. 2. 3: Nluke-lip Ed. 4: Heil 'n Grven 2. 3. 4: l.il1r. Asst. 4, QCIIRUEDER. DAVID-61,61 every man mimi his own. lmsincssf' Honor Roll lla, lm, 211, a, 311, a. 421: Foot ball l, 2, 3, 4: Travk 2, 3, 4. Wrvstlillg 2. 3. 4: Claws Trvus. 3 ,lr. Ilist. Cl. l: Noon Hour Cl. 2: B Club 3. 4. 'l're-us. 4: Athlt-til' Council 4: Buclger Boyis State 3. iw. l,llIl.l.ll'-HB01A'llft'. l may be fflllllllliu lluoizns, 3lARYI.l'1F1 -- Cowl ll!llllfl'li. lfuxy. and to all ll ff'fl'IllI.,, Honor Roll la, 211, h, 3lJ, 4lr: F.l'l.l..A. l. 2. 3. 4: l .H..4. 4: llus Patrol 3, 4: Cl:-e Cl. 4: Mix:-ul Chorus 3. 4: Music Lilmrary 4: Musii- 'l'ouru. Solo 4. SAWALLISH. LARRY - I uuwnhv om' nmrning and fouml myself fam- uu.w. Honor Roll lh: Extomp. Reading l. 2. 3: Oratory 4: l'hot0 ffl. l, 2, 3. 4: Latin fflull 4: Spf-4-4-li Cl. l. 2, 3. 4: Consrrva- tion III. l: Chess Clulm 3: .lr. Hi:-zt. ffl. l: Ma.-21: l, 2. 3. 4: Kewl 'n Grew-n l. 2, 3. 4: l'l.H.S. .lour- lllll l. 2. 3: Sports lfcl. 4: Volu- ol' llc-rriowam-y' 2, 3, 4. Smlnrzfzmzmizsnc. Rolnzwr 4 Thr, wurlrl lrnuws nn! itx grvalvsf mm. Footlmull l, 2. 3. 4: 'l'rar'k l, 2, 4: Wrestling 2: Jr. llist. Cl. l: Photo ffl, 3: PTOIII Us-fx ffnrnnl. 3: lic-tl 'n Grfwn 3, 4: ll.ll.S. journal 3. 4. SEAM.-w. llARllARAiHlf lift- is worth living. why not live il up? llonor lioll 4lr: Game Usher l: l .'l'.A. l: llus Patrol 3: l .l3,l..A. l. 2. 3: Spanbeh ill. 3: G.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4: Ulm' lil. l. 21 Mn:-r'. 4: Ha-il .ll Gr:-1-n 2, 3. 4. Sizonnr, Suuu.i-:Y- Smile of friend- liness. Trans. Green Lake 4: Honor Roll la, a, 2a, a, 4b: Ora' tory 2, 3: Dist. Oratory 3: Libr. Cl. 2: Commercial Cl. 2: Hobby Cl. 2: Thespian Troupe 3: F.H.A. 4: Drama Cl. 4: Spanish Cl. 4: C.A.A. 4: Hand 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Masc. 4: B.H.S. .lour- nal 4: School Paper 2: .lr. Class Play 3: Prom Court Somizsici, Ilfwiizi. - His company was ilesirezl by all who knew himf, Honor Roll lb, li: Football l, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Chess Cl. 4: Photo Cl. l: Noon Hour Cl. 2. Sli'l'HERI,AND. ,llinlru - Eyes filled with laughter. Class Vice-Pres. 3: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: Historian 4: l .N.A. 4: Bowling Cl. 3: Drama Cl. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 4: Glee Cl. 2, 4: Mase. 2, 3, 4: lVlake4Up Ed. 4: Red 'n Creen 2 3 4 v 1 - THOMPSON, Di:Lom:s- Her hair is her crowning glory. Photo Cl. 1, 4: Bus Patrol 4: F.B.L.A. 4: Glee Cl. l, 3: B.H.S. .lournal 4. Ui.:-:zELsxi, SUSAN- A friend worth having. Honor Roll 3b, b, 4b: Der-lam. 2: Play Reading 3, Dist. 3: Stud. Council 2, 3, 41 TFFHS- 3: Vice-Pres. 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: F.B.l..A. 1: Photo Cl. 1: Speech Cl. l, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3, 4: Drama. Cl. 4: Pres. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: See. 4: Clee Cl. l, 2: Music Tourn. lfns. l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Queen 3. K 77 Stars SHUPE, NANCY - A live wire is never stepped on. Honor Roll 3lx, bg Photo Cl. 1, 2: C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cl. 3, 4: P.B.l..A. l, 2: jr. Hist. Cl. l: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Masc. 2: Music Tourn. 1, 2, 3: Solo 4: Twirler I, 2, 3: Drum Majorette 4. Srnvsnson, Roinznr- He can talk his way in or out of anything. Honor Roll la, a, 2lm, lm, 3b, b, 4ln: lnterp. Reading l, 2: Play Read- ing 3, 4: Dist. 3: Photo Cl. l, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Speech Cl. l, 2, 3, 4: Drama Cl. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mase. 3, 4: Red 'n Green l. 2, 3, 4: Sports I-Id. 3: lid. 4: One Aet Play 4: Music Tourn. Solo 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. Pins. 2, 3, 4: All Star Circus Band 3: Voice of Democracy 2, 3: Second Plaee 3: NCTE Eng. Award Nominee 3: B.H.S. Journal 2, 3, 4, Co-Ed. 4. 'l'liA1.Acxsn, Domrn - Never do anything today that you can pu! off until tomorrow. Football 2. 3: Golf 3, 4: Wrestling 2: ,lr. Hist. Cl. 1. Timm, RICHARD- Eat, drink and be merry, for tomarrow may never come. Football 3: Track 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Cross Country 4: .lr. Hist. Cl. 1: Photo Cl. 2, 3, 4: Cons. Cl. 3, 4, Sec. 3: Noon Hour Cl. 3: Vice-Pres. 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Red 'n Green 2, 3, 4: B.H.S. Journal 2, 3, 4: Music Tourn. Solo 2: Music Tourn. Ens. 2, 3,4: Trees for Tomorrow Camp 4. Vsnom, Recon:- Girls? Oh. they're 0.K. in a pillfh. .lr. Hist. Cl. l. WALKER. DIANA- Never a tlull mo- mz'nt. llonor Roll la. u. 211, 11. 311, al. 421: GHIIN' Ushfhr l: Class Se-v. 2: Girl's League l, 2. 3, 4. St'l'.4'lll'l:ilS. 4: Photo. Cl. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish lil. 2, 4, Sew. 2, Treus. 4: l.iln'. Asst 3: Spvevh Cl. l. 2. IS: Bowling lil. 1. 2. 3: Proni Co- lihr. 3: Ulm' lil. 3: lNl:.1s1'. 2. 3. 4: Asst. lid. 2: Copy lid. 3: Co-l'lil. 4: Prom Court 3: Miss Br-rlin 4: lizulgy-1' Uirl's State 3. wiI4.R, l3i:'l i'Y,f - A little lmllvry with u full 1'lmrg1'. Spanish illuh 3: Bowling: lfl. l, 2. 3, 4: CAA. 1. 2. 3. 4: .lr. llist. liluh 1: Dru- inutirs lil. 4: Cleo lil. l, 2. 3: Nlusv. 2, 3, 4: Nlusiv 'l'ourn. lfns. 12. 3: Photo Ll. l. WISNIEWSKI, JEAN 4- Fm a senior now. I gotta ln' dignified. Honor Roll lh, h, Zh, b, 3b. b, 4l1: lil1fxf'l'lt'lltlt'l' 3. 4: Pres. 4: Gains- l'shvr l: G.A.A. l. 2, 3, 4: Drama. til. 4: F.B.l,.A. l, 3: .lr. Hist. Cl. l: Bowling Cl. 2. 3, 42 Clue- Cl. 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Nlasv. l. 2, 3, 4: Rf-d 'n Crm-on 3: Musim- 'l'ourn lfns. 2. 3, 4: Proni llourt 3: Mass Choir, Fond du l.:u- 4: l .N.A. 4: Photo. Cl. l. YAt:i.i-zu. PA'rluciA- The ring on her finger ix worth two on the phone. GAA. l. 2: l .B.L.A. 2. 3. 4: Glee ffl. l. 2. ZAIH-Il.. RIVIIARII-i'SIll'h ez lmshful vuuthf' F.F.A. l. 2, 3: Noon Hour lil. 2: F.'l'.A. 3. GIS Wiimn. lI.Anol.YN- lj you 1-mf! say .wnwthing nive. fluff! my anvthing at all. Honor Roll lb, 2h: F.N.A. 4: GAA. I. 2: Clee Cl. 1. 2: Kitt-lien Cl. 2. 3. WIF1l.AYll. Ruin ANN'-- I um my- svlf, thcrcforc' I rm: satisfied. Honor Roll lh. ls, 2h. lx, 3h: Stu- dent Counvil l: GAA. l, 2, 3, 4: l,l'Lllllll lil. 4: Howling Cl. I. 2, 3. 4: Spanish til. 3. 4: l .'l'.A. 4: Give Cl. 1, 2, 4: Masv. l. 2, 3. 4: .lr. Hlst. f.l. l: Photo Ll. 1. Worms. Al,VERA- Bright and rhuvr- ful, always fun: Alwuyx well hvr work is tlUHl'.n Honor Roll lh, 2h, fill: Student lfounvil 4: l .N.A. 4: Photo. Cl. l. 2. 3: lP.A.A. l. 2, 3: Speevll Cl. 2, Il: ,lr. llist. Cl. l: Band l, 2. 3: Muse. l, 2, 3, 4: Pivturc- lds-nt. lid. 4: Rc-cl 'n Green 2. 3. 4: Musir 'l'ourn. lins. l, 2: Voive- of Dc-nlorruc-y 3. Yol'NcnAl'i-LR. ANNA-'iclllllf natural. busy. and to ull ll fri1'mI . Honor Roll 3h: F.H.A. 4, Treus. 4: l .N.A. 4: l .H.l.A. 4: Mast-. 1, 2, 3. 4: B.H.S. Journal 3. 4: Red 'n Croc-n 4: Lihr. Asst. 3. 4: C.A.A. l. 2, 3, 4: l .'l'.A. l, 2, 3: Spvevli lil. l. 2. 3, 4: Noon Hour til. l, 2 3 , . 5 3 .1 5'- i 5 1 fi' ,I -W M 'NE' -e-' 1 1.5- .. . ,L af 3 , , ll if A-j ak QSME. lg . +l ' I -1Qt0r' ' Vee, ith- 'qilkvrl ,XX CQ' 4 7 .l. Alwl I.. Allie-rls U. Burvluy nUnc1erstuc1ieSn .Llflurk -- Ilfllurk -- I..f:lllf'lllilll ll. flmmully D. Dulung -- lf. Urilillil -- H. Dowel! ll. limlingm-r -- S.lflIsvvortI1 Nl. 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Tritt Q in 'F 2:-S 'I .1 ' 1 L! :- ,4 'fi' F . Ulf-zelski .l. Wzlllumr .l. Walker ' s, Walker , zz- .l. WK'IlllilIl4i li. Whalen X 5, :af 4 '- N. wa.-ks J' , A. Widmle-r If 1' - B. Witknwski all Nlf ' 1 , 1 vfn I vu , X x., - G. Wuske Q93 r ,Af V05 Q A, 4 'V 129' fi- 'Q ' xi i r- ' . I I P. Zumzow J. ZZIIIIIPTS bq. Q I I ' 1 li0l3l'lli'l' lil-1l.l,.X T! 6- X wr Qi ,, . . , 1 FJ fam 5 TUNI l l,W1Hl'IMANN A1111JdSS3C1OIS gl- , -Q.. X JI-IANNIK WAl.Kl-QR Badger State :ga 'Q' w J, A, l'Mll,INE NELSON ,Q Q- Q l ' NlI1.H.fKl',I, XI1-K QJ l'nrX ,Sa gf .ff GARY SIIIIRUICIJHR 1 Kgtancl-insn f'k.fTm1t-Q -- A.l:Ul'bill -- lhlfuvill 5. Lovill -- K. Cl'llWf0I'll -- 13.111-ervr ,- R, Ervin -- A. Ewald -- J. Fox H. Fraser -- B.1lruhn -- A.Cr0tu N.Glldf'Il -- I.. Glu-:mths-1' -- 1' Hurt ll-Hiilllllilll -- .l. Huffman -- li. Hopp A.Hoppu -- w,.,lllllllllhL'll -A Dmlantz Nl. jvzwinski -- xl. jmn-s -- lf ,large-llsml 0 n 5' . X. Cult- -- .l. Day -- D. Ile-lm ' ' R. Dt'WlIlll'sI -- H. Uilwlius -- H. 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H 31- .1 Y 5. ,M lf I. II. ,Inrgviisvii B. Kusulmski K. Kolpin -- G. Krause' -- I . I4l'IlIIl1lll -- R. I.0mImm'sI-ai - -Q J' 'Ti' -- ,I..Iol'g0iis1'l1 -- R. .IUIIIISOII Ii. Kvlni -- ,I. Kmitzku I1.Ixr-nw- -- IJ. Kl'1lllSl' I.. N. I'inrm'z:'k -- S. I.z1p:-nc ll. I.m-Innun -- NI. Lipinski -- R. I.unmI -- D.M:uiism1 . ,. yv 4 H tancI-insn Iizirvn Miulisnn -- KuyNIauIis on -- II. 'NIa1II I.. Nlainekv -- I3. NIursI1:1II -- NI. Nlurtin I.. Pvtig -- S.I,Q'Il'llS4'IIIiP -- II. Plain II. Pnluknwski -- I1',I'nIk -- R, Pull. - II. Putniun -- II. Rusrnussz-n -- Iloug. Reine it Ilmiglit Ii:-invrt - Ilurlenf- Iimnp - Ilan. Rv-.np - S. K1-sup -- In-ruIcI Iivw -- IIPIAIIIIIIIIP Re sw - II. XI1'l.Im-IInn4I -- I.. XIPINIIPSIQI -- .I.XII4'I1ll!'Is N X. NIiIIe'r -- Y 'NIita'In'II -- R. Nllndzik ' I I XIOIlIf'IIIlillIf'l' -- I.. Nmvailww-ki -- .I. Olsen I . I,llI'Ixt'l' -- Ii. Il1ll'h0llN -- A. I'0r'Ic H? ,v f 4.25 f x-:L i fx '31 4' , . ITE. ' ,1 ' f in . ' I 7' - I V fl 4 5. 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SPIHIIIQ1 -- S. Shaw Snwrling -- l.. Snlviwki R. Stvrnitskz' -- as 6 -sw 8 4 f 'M s 9 ii Aa ff- 5 D. Thoznzx TK 71 'canclins .I.'l'll0lllllSOIl -- C. Thrasher -- -'I' I. ,l'm1lu:-llvk -- H. Tlulllpf -- V- 13 .'l'r0L'himki -- D. Van Ornum -- ,l. Walkcwr -- R. Wllgllvl' -- I a-A42 'i' :', fi .I .11 1 f -:4.n15'!3..f 0 -D M. Distvrhaft -- i '3' I 1 f ., . M K J ,-QW. I' 1 U rm x - .Q Tv 1 N , gf W D. Tindall J. Trvder D. XVOPHIIPI' C. Weeks J. Www!! 9' 1 vs- CF W, 11.2 .- -lf Ji, l S. Word: -- T. Williams -- H. Wie-lnml J. Wir-lam! -- H. w7PiS!' -- S, W'yw R. Yonkc' -- ll. Young -- J. Zf'l'llZill'll F. Z1-itlow -- J. Ze-itlow -- .l. Zimdur 1 6 .ai ' ...EZ I .-A I., Alrralizun -- I7. :XII -- D. Alf nHopeiuISn A. Iluhrow -- D. llhier -- I. Coats N. Ilonnully -- D. Doluta -- R. Duty If. Ilruwr -- IJ. Drovvr -- D. I':2lQ'i'll IJ. I'illgt'I -- D.Ewul1l -- D. Firkns NI Franz -- I,.FI't'IIlll1l'Ii -- j.Culn'ysIu1k xI.IiU0tIIli1llll't' -- D.fil'ilIlIl ,I. Arndt S. Arnilt -- K. Iiahr X. 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Zumlvrs SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1 In Righyg 1' ulnrgf-IN-n, S, I'etrlN'hlu-. G. Nlvlldlvaki. il. Rusmu- n FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: L. Huy:-Q, D. RLISIIIIISSQJII, NI. Nlendlwki, S. Bohn B Q rl FRESHMEN UA! l Donald Alf Marcy Franz Gerene Meyer Gloria Morrison Jean Boggow HBH Diane Alf Spencer Arndt Judy Arndt Kathleen Bahr Lincoln Betler Carol Bloch Michael Brandt Veriuni Brdlik Edith Briske Curtis Buchholtz Dorothy Freimark Mary Goodnature Jam-es Grandt Adair Harrison William Helmuth David Hess Joan Kavage Phyllis Koehler Allen Krause Cheryl Marks Fern Martin Mary Mendleski Sharon Page Harlo Paulsen Mary Plate Don Basmussen Bonnie Beiser Carol Schwanke Diane Sieg Jerald Sieg Thomas Sobieski Donald Wagner Dwayne Wagoner NHOHOI Rolln Semester SOPHOMORES CGA!! Kathleen Cassidy Diane Erdman Gene Krause Glory Mendleski Sue Petruschke Glenn Rasmussen Susan Shaw Faye Zietlow HBH Lavonne Bearss Jerome Beck Edward Buchholtz Sara Chipman Alan Coats Sharon Covill Judy Domahoski Marilyn Drews Lola Guenther Joan Hoffman William Jannusch Dennis Jantz Mary Ann Jezwinski Charles Jorgensen Joan Jorgensen Beverly Kasuboski Nancy Kurczek Shirley Lapene Gerald Lehman Karen Madison James Michaels Louise Nowakowski Jane Olson Kathy Parsons Carol Plato David Besop Germaine Bew Bonnie Boberts Gloria Selsing Leo Sobieski Judy Thompson Richard Wagoner Jerald Wendt - 1959 J UNIORS HAH Robert Bella Diana Connally Tom Fuhremann Judy Hallman Pauline Nelson Gary Schroeder Jean Walker HBH Lynn Alberts Bette Bahr Judy Betler Kathy Carter Harold Dowell Clive Edinger Jean Ehrlich Marlene Eskra Sally Esther John Gillette Bohert LaBudd Charlotte Lochner Mary Marchenkuski Judy Martin Sharon Nelson Carole Paulson Antoinette Popielarski Janice Pribnow David Stetter Karen Swenson Karen Tritt Shari Walker JoAnn Wentland Nancy Wicks Barbara Witkowski Jackie Zander Diane Griffith SENIORS HAH Nelma Brey David Schroeder Diana Walker UB!! Phyllis Abel Sara Anderson Evonne Braun Adell Brewer Jane Brewer George Burkhards David Cismoski Mary Datta Thomas Everson Judy Guenther Kathy Hart Virginia Hughes Karen Jorgensen Bobert Klick Bay Krueger Dorothy McMonigal Clyde Nitzke Julie Page Judy Parsons Donna Polsin Marylee Bogers Robert Schneckenberg Barbara Seaman Shirley Segert Robert Stevenson Susan Ulezelski Jean Wisniewski 4 1- I 1 1 i H I - S 0 C I E T Y N ' 71 Homecomlng THE NIGHT BEFORE HOMECOMING The night hefore the Imig homecoming game and danee the annual pep rally look place. This pep rally included at parade. street dance. honfire. and cheering. After the parade ol' class floats exeryone went to the high school campus. There Mr. and Miss Berlin xxere crowned. and the traditional tomahawk was passed. The Coaches introdnred the team and some of the memhers of the team spoke tl few encouraging words. Following the rally the llerlin l,ions Cluh sponsored a street dance on the playground of Lincoln School. lst Place: Sophomores --- aWe'll Sink 'Emu 'X 21111 l'111r'z': Seniors - Vl'e're Armed For Victory .lIr. and Miss Berlin: Dick Marks and Diana Walker nHon1ecomingn THE HOMECOMING GAME AND DANCE Last lfalll. the Berlin Indians were nn the war path hy Uctnlmer 3rd for a very ilIlplll'l2Illl reason. Berlin played against tlolinnlnis and the essential vietury was ours. That made all the preparations for this event north while. The game was followed hy the hurneeoming dance which was spfmsored hy the G.A.rX. and the Hofs B Club. The old gym was decorated heantifully and all who attended had an enjoyable time. f Iirrl l'1uc1': JLIIIIIUTS -- No Linn. Weill Winn -lil: Place: l reshmen - We're Holding The Cards' I Julie Page crowns MMR and Miss Berlin ,Q uBull In A China S opp 1 ,. ri, CLASS PLAY The play takes place in the apartment house of Hildegarde Hodge. a batty old woman with five old maid boarders who are also hatty. The plot begins to thicken when the youngest, only 60, is poisoned. Then the detective, in whom they all are very interested in. appears as investigator. They immediately scheme to retain his attention from ai young girl reporter who is threat- ening to win him. Before the curtain comes down, two more murders are committed. The villian is caught. Mr. Oilfinn, not wanting any more such cases, su itches lo the arson squad. But what is heard in the distance - nothing else hut a fire siren -foinfr to the home of the old maids. 71 21 Judy Sutherland .... Mary Schilder ...... Mary Datta ..... Judy Parsons ,..... Maureen Murray ,.... Dorothy lVlclVlonigal Mike RBIIIPIT ....,....,.. lioh Lehman ....., Holi Blayney Tom Krings ,......,.. Vernon McGregor ...,., Susan Ulezelski ..,. CAST Elizabeth Birdie Amanlha Hildegarde Nellie Lucy Mr. 0,Finn Mr. Kramer Mr. Johnson lst Stretcher Bearer 2nd Stretcher Bearer lane Rogers .172 r 1 . L U . 77 UHIOI PfO111 -W 'fb- 7 ! I 1 1 t i i t I r i I l lm: . 4 63 ' x ,agua 36-Rfk . 'gal 'VAS i ' ' ' -. A. V , .-,-i,-.,L,, W, ,. . QUEEN JOYCE 85 KING ED With Mardi Gras mlcc-orzltifms, the Junior Class fI'illlhi.1lI'lIIt'Cl the gym into a park sm-vile. complete- with trinimvcl heclgrvs. an Cafv. street lights and a handstancl. The cuuples danced to the themc music of l'lI lie-iiiernluer Tonight., provided by Hamid Fc-rrmi. A visit tu the Dawn tllula where- Hula Matlivv. Sharun Hesup and ll rock :mtl roll liaml t'IIlt'l'iilitlt'll uml fuml was wrvcrl. pruvimlml u happy climax to a wtmtlvrful night. U- I Jun ior Prom Court ffzlrolv l':lulH1-n I'alulim- Nm-Iam: linda .Mlaml janv- Harm-f+ .IHA rnrl W 4-ln llznnl lic-llv liallr Shari Wulkvr 'I' 1:ll il'upi1'lul'ski llvnnia llurvs Cary Sc-lm r1'1 lm-r Hike- Mrfhuy ,lorry 'HIHIIIZIH lfd Sulvic-ski llun Trannpl' Bull Bvllu Have' Slvlte-r Af .-,x?K,f'- Q A I 1 X . 14 N AN 1, l 'J Q ' ' I 1 i ,, , 1 1. -S': K 'F fs 1 fa I xv.uw'J rg-Xl -.VN 'ii , ' fi L A hm 45,4 -gk - .mrm :. . sq ' 1411? IG n v- qy L X505 .8 MTW ,ax ygek ' . ,.,- .a V . ,'f'wSA':f-' 65 4,1 -iq. - -.-,Q M .M Ml i 15 vm f Q-. .fl hu... -1. M9 ESE . , 4 . 1 -- vw. rf ffflbn ' W. I' -QS 1 bn X wx. Y 2'-i I A I U:,'W7'!,f ,f ' , Q Nfl fl H r It Q54 Al J Z 11 I I I Q f' ' b A if , ' T 11 ,' A I. V V f 1 ii n ff ' . 1 , 1 6, , D , Q N' x X ax X S . K s I m , f 5 I . 1 K 1 R K X ' X N , y Q . A 1 xx 'x X Q 4 f 1 y s , ' I n -. I , 1 ,Y A xx .x x 1 V L v Q 3 , :wf 5 U : , , ' N x 1 1, ., 2 - .'-' N , Y -w u . t I X I 5 1 Vo nv I 1. V ' 'T l V , R., -.V f . L . . , - 5 l .xi , , , - 11' 'M 1 ' I. ' -r K, . X mx ir' ' '1 57 w I ,A T 'J-I. 'mf' , f.- r 4' 'I I . ,1 Y? r 1 I Q 5? -' I s V Y + C L U B S T nlgancl W! agcnn as dnl. lliruvlor llmfl In Riglwil BAND Row 4: .l. llillf-tt, U. Van Ornnni, li. Braun. R. 'l'inini, D, V04-line-r. .l. lihrlivli. Y. llrmllik. ll Alf, D. Wavliollz, C. llullllw, S. Bnlin. D KBl'21lIllliS. K. Nlauliwn. li. l'nInnn1 Stanzling: G. Pclte-rson. .l. Fox. S, Arnrlt Rau' 3: l, limits. ll. lliirkarals, li. Kil5llll1b5kl. ,l. ,lorg:c'nsnn. .l. fxflllll. D. lin--np. li. l'zinlwn, M ll,-Sin, Xl, Dorn. 5 :Xmli'rsmi. N. Slllllw, R. Rr1'vvx'r. Nl. l l'llllZ f . . . Rau' ZZ: P. Nvlson. ll. l'il'1lHlilll. .l. Dminun. ff- lll1l!'llf'y. lx. Lussnly. 5. lzllxwmlli. ll. Xll Rim' I: ,l. Wailkvr. l.. :Xlln-rms. S. Vialkvr. K. Parson-. l'. :Klan-l 1959 SOLO- ENSEMBLE RESULTS -1. ll - lluriluml llnel liulr Slvvvilsull. Lincoln Heller ll - Vw-ul Duct -A Put lrnx. Sara Anderson I3 - Vovul Trio W- l z1ill1 Polk. Kulliy Parsons. Sara ffliipman l. - lllairinet Pauline Nclsun 1, - Clarinet' llianv lirclman l. - Soprunnf Adair Harrison . - AX . - l7rr'nr'l1 llnrnw Hell? lialir A - Tenor Sax -f l,um'illv llusaimly A - TT1iIHl1llIl6 -f James lllivlizlels A - Clarinet lluel Shari Walker A. - Clarinet Trim Shari Walkel' Jeannie Walker. Jeannie' xXi2llli9l'. Lynn Alberts Triple Trim Jnily l'zir-mix. ,ln lie liemliiun-lx. l'll'illll'l'S Nlurkmwlxi lean W'isniewski. lfarnl llc-wp w 1 Pal lwx. Sara .'xllIll l'NlII. xlilll rven llflnrray. Slun-im Nl. lim-sup - l'i21I'll0ll6'W' l,in1-uln llellvr -Ulm? lxzirvn lhilil lflutt' Trio - lliunv Sic-g. lliainm Cralm. .lnrli Crillillx Nlvzzu Snprvanu Pnl lffn Vocal Trio ,leainiiv NX ll I lx 1- I Shari Walker. liar:-n llailil lflarinvl joan ,l1ll'QIl'llSllll lilurinvl flivwrly liufiilmski llurnel lla-nnis Kurznnilis lfurnvl iiK'Hl':Il'lll' llilllllxl' Hass lilmiiwl - llunnmu Sh-rnil she nBancl Wagrmnn BAND Run' rl lilumlingi lmfl In Righf: N. 54'Ill'illi4'l', U. 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Huh SIUXPIISUII. .lnfxnn xxvl'lllIilll1I. sun Shun. Margie livllllwr. liilu KFIII1. Sllt' l,t'lI'llSl'llk0. Sllirlvy Lapmw. Lu Nnsakmsski, I.. iinnllvnlski H150 llnvl Kullllvvn Cassidy. Lllvillv llussilly n Ullll Piano llnvl Sum Allti1'l'SUll. Kam- 1 -Ill- Ynvul Um-If ,lumix Pursmls. lialln I,Lll'SlPllS Xltn Sax - Nillll'y.Sllllllt' V Xltn Sax Nlnrq lfrunz I'wI'Pllt'll Horn -Cvrnlainv Hmm silfiltillt' Hulwl'l SIVYUIISUII Xlln Sax Rnlwrl Hillltll'il'Il Flulv lliam' Sin-gg Trnnllmno ,lun VS Flglll U1-urge' 'l'llrusln'l' ll - iinrrlvl llnvl lfwnlm- Hrznnn. N. Tinnn IQ-Terror Sax llncl Shirlvy S1-gvrl. Kullllvvn Kaslllmski li - lfu1'm'l Unvl llnrnild .-Xlf. Yvrnnn lirtllik 41- l.larin0l lluvl Ivan Rnggnn. ifllvryl Marks 1. - lllurincl llnvl 'juan Jorge-nsvn. lim-ve-l'Iy KLlSlllMlSki ll - Mvlln Suprunn Nlury lm' lfngvrs K..-Xlvzzn Snpralnn Sllilftbll Wym- - - 41- t.llll'iIll'I Uuvl Uiunv ,Mil Inn lfnuls - V - li-tilurinf-1 llnvt Joann Kaungv. Vlnllis Mn-I Ru using Boy Singn Rnll' I. nu' 12: . IJ II 11' IS: CIIOI US Iiuge-rs, 5. .'xll4Il'l'SOII. NI. XIurrny. I . Mzlrkuwxki, ll. Wuske-. S. II:-wp, I7. IIHH IIilIlI'. I.. 4.ussl1Iy. I'. I oX. .I. I'urs0ns . I.uIIurI1I. .I. ,IOIIHSUIL I'. NILIIQIIFLII. V. 'Nlvllregmy U. TVLIIIIIII-. II. I3:'II41. If. Sabi If-zwinwki. 'I'. Ifwrsmn nwith A Song in My Hearty V H GLEE CLUB Hun' I: Il, Mmngr. Ix. Ixulpm. I.. Vrxexkf. I7. IIUIUIRI. .I. limp-rs, XI. Xl.-LI:-Iluml. II. Iv-Im I'uin1urk. I.. Ilnmlvinski, ,I 'I'mmN-Iwk, I.. Nowukowfki, Urs. II:-Im . ,. , ,. . , . . . . . Run' 1: 5, III-wp, It. XIll'Iilll4I, NI. In-ulIu-r. .I. Vin-luml. l.. I'Ia1lu. Il. I.Im-13 5, Lmlll. 8 In Y 1-hkf-, I . lnlk. I . I.t'IIIllLlI1. .I. Ihmlllzllmwski. IJ. I'III'IKllS. 5. Wye- RU14' II: If Illaqm-3. Ix, IJISSIIIY. Ix. I'Lu'-ons. XI. ITN-ws. IX. bln-p1u'1I. X. Ilqlrriwll. S. 51 x 5. I.illN'll1', II, KRIHIIIPUSIQI, II. Sm'Ilw'unIir' I Run' I: .I. II'!'lI4'l'. 5. w4'l'4'Il. N. Iaglv. I5. I'.nge'I. I-. Rvw. .I. .'xllQINIlllI'Ll0'Ik. II. IIINIPVIILIII N Ifllipmzm. I7. IIVZIIIH. K. Iiuhr. Ilvm, .I NIs-Ilvxltt. Ura Ilrlm ' ' ' Ii Ilut X I'o:ifIuki II Nlli lun A 1I. .I. I3mInurc'k. ,I XX'lSIllt'WSIil, I.. Iivsnp, . 1 ', '. I -1 . . I SPRING BAND CONCERT TEENIE WEENIE BAND America ....... Tfllllifillllfll Lullaby . llralzrus U Susanna .... . Foster Xvorliing on the liailroail . Tfflllliiflilllli ln An lfighteenth Century llrnwing lioom Seo!! - Sears Susan l ranzen ,... l lute Solo ,lamie wvrigltt. .4f'r'ou1pouisf JUNIOR BAND '?New Hartford .....l llrr. llrilluin lVliuuett from Sumison . Ilrou1'f'I-llorflorz 'Meclallioit Overture . . . . fflilllwll Service tl'aracle Marc-ht Bl'lllIl'ff lVlilamly's Pleasure . . . . Slllliilt-IIUIIIIPS llohert Stevenson and l,inr'oln lietler. liarilone lluet l'auline Nelson. ,4f'l?lIII1INllII.Sf SENIOR BAND 43 Wings of Virtory . ..... Venlro Flgmont . . . liP!'IllUt'l'll-W.l.I1ll'l'b0H0l7L Autumn Iran-s . . . A-lrr. Alelson llourertinollelfzunera . . . Ibert l Allegro l.on Moto ll lvElI'g1ltf'll0 lll Auimato Molto ltaxifl l'zltlou . . .flifo Sox Soloist Ka ren llecli. .4 ccolnpunist tlrusacle for lfreeclom . Rirlifirfls fi' l Ill presszi rio . . illozurl .loshua ....... . Yoder Washington llosl tl'ararle lilarclrl . Sousa :::lllll4'Sf' IltlllllN'TS luivc' lu-vu se'l4'r'ta'1l to he uswl hy the luuuls nt the- 'Nlusiv Festival at lfnurl ilu l.zu', May 3. SPRING VOCAL CONCERT Tljrayer ....... IIIIYIUH--ll' ivlr 'isoftlv Now the Light ol' Day . l'onll'vlwr-l','n11'g Were. You There . Negro Spiritual - Hurivigli 'I See Cori ....., lll!'l1l'lIl'I'-ll ilsou .lunior-Senior Mixed Chorus Give Me A Ship . . . . Douglas Solo. llohert Lalhulil. lluritone ln These Delightful Pleasant Groves . l,Ill'l'l'l, Junior-Senior Triple Trio Mifauwy . . . . . . l oresIcr Solo. Adair Harrison. Soprano Veui Jesu . . . . lflwruIzini-Rivggvr Come, Holy Spirit . . HIIFII-l1lll'llllS Agnus llei . . . .... Darts Send lforth Thy Spirit . . Sc'lrur'lky-llcurorllz l reshmen-Sophomture Girls' Glee llluh Sleep. My Lovely One . . . Curzon lluet: l'z1t Fox. Sara Anderson Green Catlieclral ....... llulm Trio: Faith Polk. Kathi Parsons. Sara llhipmnu Nlouutaius ........ llulmfov Man ol' the Mountain ..... Berg Aloha Ue ..... Qillffll liillillllklllfllli Trio: Nancy Werch. Kevin llevere. llave llayntoufl Vive l,'Amour . Plugin- . . . He Who ls Nolvle . . . . . . . . . llvnrlrirkson . College SHUI'-Iflllvllllilllf . . . . lirodgmun l i1'm ming Spanish tfavalier 7 - H :llli.!'l'!l Cliorux Therifs Music in the Air . . Roof-llurlshorn Vllomv . .... Roo!-llurlsliorn Illlz firmlv 'friplz' Trio Vrouilly As the lfagle ..... Spohr l Haul A llream ...... lloret-lhmiels Quartet: .lim Jensen. llonalfl Kolpin, l'uul l uhremann. Dave Raymond - - - lNTl'llilVllSSl0N - Smiling llaxsn ....... llunilel Folk Songs ...... lfrulnus-lfhcrl l'il Pinter Your Garrlen The Fimlxller Hou Sail Flon the Streams i:'lVluy lluy tlzlrol . lfnglislz Folk Song-Taylor Somenlu-re A tlhilil ls Singing . . Dykerna lflutistsz ,lumly llarsons. Diane Sieg l resluueu-Sophomorv Girls' Glu- llluh Ae-riompnnistsz Kathleen tfnssicly. Clem' lflulv. liette lluhr, llhorusz llllliy lluttou. Chorus 17th Si Hthj ::'l'lu'su- utuulrvrs huvt- lim-u se'lm'teal to lu- sung at lsllllll ilu l.zu-. Nluy 9. NGentlemen's Agreementn llmfx In Riglill l.sI Row: A. llrota. lf. Polk. 'l'. Sobivskl, Nl. Plate. Nl. Franz 21141 Rout .l. Page, S. lllezm-lski, :X Worhs, ll. Hahr, D. Alf, H. Lehman Iinl Row: R. Nlloilzik, Nl. Mr.-Moy, J. Walker, J. llillett, l.. Haunian, R. lllaynry STUDENT COUNCIL -- Gentleman's Agreement Student Council is made up of members who are elected to represent their classes. The council performs services for the students by arranging transportation to out-of-town games and feeding the basketball and football players after the games. The council sells popcorn at all football and basketball games. This year they bought a new popcorn machine. Some of their activities in the past have been: Urganizing hall monitor system and a high school Community Chest llrive. promot- ing Dress-Up Days. and helping plan the Eighth Grade Days. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Loft to Right: A. Grota J. Walker, J, Page, S. Ulezelski Back: Mr. Crow uWi1111er Talee l'll'tIlIfR17u'I Mr. Warnevke. lf. Plato, G. Blayney, R. Schroeder, J. Aiigslnirger. ti. jones. S. llctrnsvhke, S. llhiprnun, M. Schildcr. Mr. Kleppe lst Row: S. Uh-zelski. Y. Hopp, J. Parsons. l.. Peterson, l.. Cassidv. K. Hurt Zml Rout B. ,lunnnsr'h, K. Carter, A. Yonnglwaner, S. 'l'hala4-lu'r. ,l. l'il1rIim'h, ,l. llulhnnn, .l. Prilmnow, S. Lapene, K. Parsons, B. Crahn, K. Cassidy, D. lirdmun 3rr1Rou': M. Knight, I.. Sawallish, B. Stevenson, J. Goodnatnre, A. Popielurski, ll. Mosior, K, Shepard, F. Zietlow, S. Shaw SPEECH CLUB The purpose of the Speech Cluli is to help its memhers to speak lmetter in front of an audience and to improve their habits and abilities. ln the Spring. the students compete in speech contests. First they compete at the Little Ten Meet. then at the district contest. and from there they go to the state meet. At these meets they can compete in the field of their choosing. These fields include declamation. oration. four minute speech. interpretive and extem- poraneons reading. play reading, and extemporaneous speaking. lllulm memliers may olutain their coveted forensic letters hy reeeiving an SAK ruling ut the district meet. STATE SPEECH WINNERS K x ' . - N u R . A X i K. HART M. URSIN J. l-IllRl.llIll The Ma11 In The Grey Flanne uit 'Fai T 7 z w I 7 .Q -4 ,nm K in f' ff F. B. L. A. Uunior and Senior! Kon' I: l'. Yzlglvr. Xl. Rnggvrs. K. Xlilvhvll. ,l HRIHIIHIII, Y. Hrrpp. ll. Wlhkv. D. 'KH' Rau' 22: ,l. Snrll, I.. Ailanl. M. Nl2ll'l'ht'llkllhki, ,l. Iuilflill, E. Whalen. R. .Xilunh B. Svhulk Row Ii: A. Y0llllgllilllC'I', U. Tllfilllllslill, ll. Dolnlu. S. Leppin, H. l.aP:1nlz1, B. Nlmier Rnur 1: XI, lfekru, Y. Slvwurt, ll. Lloyd. 'lf Popifflurski, N. Hwy, N, Pikv. ,l. llurn:-N F. B.L. A. fFreshmen and Sophomorel Huw I: K. Str-rnitski. U. Young. 5. Wy'sv. H. PIIIITIHII, U. Uolata, K. Madison. ,l. Olson Run' 2: K, Knsuluoski. H. Kumlmski. ,I Wivlund. S. Rf'S0ll, C. Sf-lsingz. .l. Splittgerln-r, K, Xlguliml, Rau' 3: N. Kurvze-k, H. Wivlaml. I.. Nowakowski. J. Thompsrm. K. She-purd. il. Krun.,.. ly. Mzulisnn, F. lkhlllilll Ron' 4: .l.Hnffnl:u1. A. Hoppu. R.S1'hr0emiPr. M.,If'2winski. I Umnuhnwski, K. Urawfurzl. -X. llmm The Man In The Grey Flanne uitn F.B.L.A. OFFICERS Left to Right: Miss Kuenzi, J. Guenther, K. Mitchell, T. Popielarski, G. Krause F. B. L. A. Here are the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts of the future the ropes at the bottom by selling candy at basketball games with basketball and football schedules. The proceeds from used to finance a trip at the end of the year. A member can participating in all the assigned activities. Business men from the community occasionally talk to importance of business. l They're learning! and selling penrils these projer-is are attend this trip by the group on the HTL. Egg and 1 F.F.A. CHAPTER FARMERS 1stRow: L. Petit, T. Ewald, J. Michaels, H. Dowell 2nd Row: C. Edinger, R. Kruegf-r, T. Dolata, D. Moldenhaulfr, J. I.f-hmun, D. Jantz F.F.A. GREENHANDS 1stRuw: A. Hvise, D. Wagner, D. Urovvr, R. Nivmuth, H. Jndurski, R. Kruvgflr, P. Buhrow, R. Kanneman 2ml Row: A. Buhrow, D. Th0ITlil, D. Svhram, D. Rivkvrt, I.. Sl11PI'Iillfl', I.. Munski, A. Ewulrl 321 1 E qThe Egg fa I N . .Wg .I ,- , Stes .AV-. ,ussx xi' gill O O I 0 K D .lqg ' 9 Q' v'o+'g oi. QQ. F.F.A. OFFICERS Row 1: I.. Petit, T. Dolata, H. Dowell, T. liwald, D. Moldenhauer Row 2: Nlr. Blackbourn, R. Krueger F. F. A. The Berlin F.F.A. is one of a group of clubs across the United States that strive to help agriculture students learn more about farming. The program covers helping them gain the qualities of leadership. and cooperation. Each year officers are elected to give the boys a chance to develop leadership. The F.F.A. program stresses thc importance of earning and saving money by having a good farming program. The boys learn bow to conduct meetings and each year a public speaking contest is held. Each student carries out a farming project of his own. putting into practice thc farming knowledge he has gained in the classroom. The F.F.A. puts on a successful banquet and sponsors two educational trips for the young farmers. The local l .l .A. gives two awards for exceptional achievement in the field of farming, the Green Hand and Chapter Farmer awards. Members of the F.F.A. may remain in the club for three years after they graduate or until they are twenty-one years old. lggssl 'X flnnu lf t 'maullll if gill alt' 'W KTI1e Ye-arIingn JUNIOR - SENIOR MASCOUTIN Ilmfl In RIILIIIII lx! Razr: ll, Uulllkv. K. llurtw, J. Ilonnan, I'. Nc-Ixon. II. AIIIIIII. X. Ilopp. II. NI4 NInl1ig1nI I I'. .-Illrriglmt. K. Sw:-mon. .I. Ilvining 221111 Row: A. Works, IT. Connally, M. IVI2ll't'Ilf'IlIillHIiI, ,I. WilIk1'l'. .I. Xmulvr. ,I. Wfimivwpkl I , 'NIzu'Ix0wski, S. Andvraon, S. wIilIIi'l I', II. I.4 IIlIlilIl 1 Ilrfl Rmr: ,I. IIOLNIIILIIIIIY, M. Iiskra, N. IIUISIII, Ia. Ig0lIlIllllhIxl, J. Butlwrlnml. I.. AIILIIII. I, ,Inm- II. Wivk, J. Hallman, I.. Allwrls, II. 'Bella 1 4111 R0ll'Z K. Hurt. R. Wlvlallld, .I. Ilullmun. I.. I.m-Ima-r. I.. Dulutu. N. IIN-y. I.. I'upie-Izlwkx I.. Szlwallisll, D. Curvy X! MASCOUTIN OFFICERS Row I: 5. I7t'll'llSl'IlIU!, Il. Mvlnllf-ski, IT. Wulkvr. III. Uuttzl Run' ZZ: IJ. Griffith. ,I. llwk. Mr. Wzmhle-rx, NIV. I1-nz, Il. IIIAIQIIPQ. I.. Walkm- MASCOUTIN FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE Roll' IZ .I. IIUIIHIIIUWSIQI. C. BIRIYIIPY, K XIurIis0n, S. I.I1iplm1n, XI. XI:-mII1--Li. Il, S4-I-ing Row 2: I . Ziullow, Il. KIYIIISF, K. Ikusaidy, IJ. Wm-ir, S. We-rch, S. II:-sup High School Confidential lst Row: .l. Martin. li. Ailant. l' Albright. ,l. Hallman. ff. Bloch, P. Fox, K. llart 2mf..Row: Mendleski. l.. Ailant, lf. Whalen. S. Anderson, M. Sehildcr, ll. Seigz. N. l'olsin. . Brey 3r1lRow: D. Polsin. S. Mirr, .l. Sutherland. 'l'. Popielzirski. J. B1-dnarek, .l. l'agxe. S. Shaw, F. Zietlow 4th Rauf: H. Lalludd, W. Jannnscli, ll. Seaman, A. Worhs. ,I. Krause. N. Kurvzek. li. llonihinski. lf. Braun, R. Lund RED 'N GREEN Extra . . . Extra . . . Read all about it! The Red 'n Green. our school newspaper. tries to keep the students informed as to what is going on in Berlin High School. Each month the office practice room, which is the paper's head- quarters. becomes a scene of chaos as the paper must come out. The organization is made up of members from all classes who act as admin- istrators, reporters. lypists. steneilists. artists. and many who lend a needed hand at the last minute with stapling the paper. RED 'N GREEN OFFICERS iii ls! Row: Miss Kuenzi. D. Cismoski. K. Dahl, M. lfskra. I . Zie-tlow. .l. Ciiciitlwr, l'. Nelson H. SN'YQ'll?40ll lseatedl GIRL'S LEAGUE sen, A. Crota. l.. Bombinski, D. Radtkc GlRL'S LEAGUE - Girls! Girls! Girls! The Cirl's League consists of representatives from all classes. They are elected their Freshman ycar as representatives for the girls of lierlin High. The Girl's League sponsors the Sadies Hawkins Dance, and the Little and Big Sister picnies in the Fall of the school year. They also sponsor the May llauce and the clothing drixe. with competition hetween the four classes, is put on hy this organization for the Save the tlhildren Federation. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS - Bell, Book and Candle The lihrary assistants of our High School are the hookworm set from the Sophomore. Junior and Senior classes. They aid Miss Safford. our librarian, during one ol' their free hours each day. The students also promote an atmosphere of good reading hahits and orderliness. Some ol' their duties include checking out hooks. returning hooks to their shelves and helping other students find the information they need. All of the student lmody and librarian lrenefit from the friendly assistance they give everyone. if li 151' LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row l: Miss Salford Razr ZZ: lf. Disterhult, C. Dnluta, ,l. l.ehr, Y A. Younghaner .49 r Y sdls... Front llmft to Righti: S. Anderson, D. Griffith, .l. Prilmow, D. Walker, ,l. Guenther, Mrs. Zictlow. D. Ma-Monigul, .l. Jorgen- 5 lst Rout l.. lfoxill. ll. Zi:-gi. Nl. lingers, lf. l.ot-liner. D. St'lll'3Ill, l.. Nowakowslxi , . . - . . ,. Zml Rout l. Ah:-l, lx. Nlltehell, .I Hoglgow. ll. Dretske. l.. f.llSSl1ly. ll. N-liroeiler. .l. lhonipson Sin! Row: K. llart. A. l,amlomski. K. Jorgensen. l.. brahn. D. All -llli Row: ll, Nitzke, l' Re-w. .l. l.e-lnnan. ll. .IantZ, R. ,lodarski BUS PATROL - Bus Stop The llus l'atrol is made up of two or three students from eaeh luis. One of these students is the Checker and must keep a record of all who ride on the lmus. It is the duty ol' the lius Patrol Io keep order on the Inns. see that smaller children get safely across the highway. and assist the driver in any mu' possilrle. The advisor is Nlr. lllacklmourn. CHESS CLUB - The King and I The purpose of the Chess llluln is to give persons interested an opportunity to learn how to play and to t-nahle those who know how to play to he ahle lo coin- pete against each other. liar-li year a tournament is held. with a eash prize awarded to the winner. The advisor is Mr. Kleppe. lst Row: ll. Rasinussen, .l. Wright, I.. llaunian. J. Hella 12ml Row: R. Knoelrel, ,l. Reining, D. Stelter, ll. Hasnmssen 3111 Rout D Carey. ll, ,lannusf-h, D. 'l'ralnpf -2 'r 9 .l Ts i qw 1 i .ami Row l: ll, 'Nlelnllf-ski, ll. llopp. S. Ss-gert, ,l. Pursuits. .l. Sntlierlnnd, Shupe Raw 2: A. llrewr-r. K. Wie-land, D Walker, ,l. Hoffman, M. liskra, ll. Lallinld Rau' 3: ll. lint-hanan, J. Johnson. .l. llriski, G. Rasmussen, j. Williams. J. llc-ining SPANISH CLUB -- Casablanca Buenos dios amigos! If you want culture with a Spanish accent this is the eluh to join. They meet once a month to see Spanish movies, and eat various Spanish foods. This year the elnlfs advisor is Miss Wagner. LATIN CLUB - Quo Vadis The Club was organized this year by a group of Latin students. The purpose of the Clnlu is to teach its melnhers more aluout the culture of Home and the Latin language. They planned and attended a typical lloman dinner. This year's elulv advisor is Mr. Shaw. Umft to Rightl lst Row: K. Swenson, .l. Ehrlich, K. Dahl, N. Polsin, li. Peterson 27111 Row: ll. tlonnally, S, Walker, J. Walker, K. Hart, K. Shepard, S. Shaw Ilnl Row: ,l. lloodnatnrr, ,I Prilvnow, H. Kelrn, F. Zietlow, H. Stevenson, l.. Sawallish ls! Run-z Nlr. Klt-ppt-. ll. Xlf. S. w.illk!'l'. ll. llolutu. l'. Nelson, J. Wisnivwski. 5. llnpp, ll. Wit-lx, .l. lihrlivh. l'. liillllhllll. I.. Svlnnidt. ,l. lim-tler. K. Dahl D Y 2114, Rout llluyney. D. lolsiu. S. l'lr'zc'lski. S. Svgvrt. l . lllalrkovvski. ,l. lrilmnw. ll liuhr. lx, Pill'50llh. 5. l.:-ppem-. li. lloro. .l. .'xllgI4lllll4g1l'l' Ilrfl Row: lf. Plato, H. Lalindd. ll. lfarey, lf. l,o4-knvr. l'. Aluel, .l. Nlartin, K. Sliepard. l . Zivtlow. S Shaw, K. llussidy. D. lirdman .Uh Row: ll l.loyd, ll. lilll'llilllilll, ll. .lannusm'h. lf. Whalen. ,l. W'ullu-r, .l. liillllllilll. T. l'opie'lurslai. ll. Kew, .l. Ton1:1s4'ln'k. D. Kusulmoski THE DRAMATICS CLUB - Hamlet The Uramaties Clulw has lieen revived this year. It has proved to he very successful. It is a very active cluh and puts on various skits throughout the sf-hool year. The vluh was entered in a play vontest at lleaver Dam. It put on the Christmas program. a pep meeting. and it also sponsored a dance. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - Man With A Camera Flush! There are alnout S50 shutterlmugs in the Photography lllulv this year. They are taught how to operate cameras and how to take. develop. and print good pictures. Members sell pop at the llaskethall games to raise money for darkroom sup- plies. The clulv also annually sponsors a snapshot contest for the high school students. The advisor is Mr. Crow. Row l: l'. Nelson, .l. Page-. C. Paulsen. ,l. Tomzisliek, P. Albright. J. Tllornpson R010 22 J l'rilnnow. ll. llallr. l.. Cassidy, ll. Thompson Row Il: ll. llellu, l.. Salwallish. ll. Carey, ll. Stevenson, D. Walker CJ C9 ' 2 ,- 4l if Q ,,,,,.,,, ,,, , ,,,...,,,. A 1. .1 lst Rout K. Dahl. Y. llopp, 5. l,epene. l'. Polly Zn! Row: M. Datta, S. Esther, ti. Resop flrrl Rout: H. Wieland. S. Walker. U. Griffith. J. lirewer. l. .1 .assidv lth Rout B. ll:-llu. Nlr. Warnevke, D Carey FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB -- Teacher's Petv The lfuture Teachers of America, with Mr. Warneeke as advisor. was organized in 195114 for those interested in the teaching profession. The ohjeetive of the mem- hers of this eluh is to learn the many opportunities of teaching. and to develop thi- qualities needed to he a good teacher. The eluh received its national Charter in l956. FUTURE NURSES CLUB - DL Kildairen The lfuture Nurses tlluh is a newly organized club this year with members from the Junior and Senior Class interested in nursing as a Career. The purpose of the eluh is to help memhers find information on different phases of nursing. Al, their meetings twice a month. guest speakers talk to the girls and answer questions ahout nursing. The hluehirds thecause of their hlue uniforms! work at the hospital and are a great help as junior nurses aids. They also help the county nurses prepare Children for shots during the year. The advisor is Miss Hunter. Front Rout: K. Swenson. l'. Nelson. :L Younghuuer, F. Nlzukowski. ,l. Sutlierhnui. A. Worhs. .l. Wisniewski. .I. fi00till.lIllI'l' Hurli Run: R Svhroeder. l.. Ru-sop, X. lin-wer, ,l. i,ill'!s0IlN, C. jones. K. Hart. l,. Cassidy 3 3 . al Roy- l: il. Kl'illl5f'. J. Parsons. l.. Nilzntt. A. XY0llIlf.fiHllll'I', N. Kurvlek Row 2: NI. lfskm. S. Se-gert, D. Thompson, R. Kehn, L. liatssidy Ron' 3: Nl. Brandt. li. Stevenson, D. Tinnn. L. Sawallish BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL - Our Town The High School Journal has heen a part of the weekly lierlin Journal since 1951. Its purpose is to keep the parents and citizens of Berlin informed on the events and activities of Berlin High. The regular features of the section include the 'Y-Xhout the Schooli' and Ulnqtiiring lieporterv columns. Members gather and write up the material for the paper. The eo-editors are Marlene Hskra and Bob Stevenson. The advisor of the eluh is Miss Krueger. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS - Picnic The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to improve personal, home and community living. This cluh was reorganized this year. Each Inemher is required to have one year of Home Economies or has to be presently taking it. Their motto is Toward New Horizons. The eluh has envaved in suvh thinvs as a Demonstration Contest and several ' 1 o O D rd VW - . r n :ro ects dealin with the teenaue 4-onsumer. lhe advisor is Mrs. Lextlow. I J g 2:1 Hou' 1: S. Nirr, J. Resop, S. Lepeue, Y llopp, K. Mitt-hell, l.. Hesop, ll. Hopp, J. Mctllevitt, li. Fist-lwr, l.. Svlnnidt, N. Wivks, ll. Snell Ron' 2: A. Londowski, J. Wt-ntland, ll. lluske, J. Martin, R. Ailant, M. Rogers, li. Krause, M. Jezwinski, Mrs. Zietlow Row 3: A. Younghuuer, LI. Uolata, li. Lloyd, LI. Grahn, V. Hughes, li. Ailant, A. Popielarski, J. Hallman, E. Whalen, V. Stewart, .l. Domahowski Ron' -iz li. Witkowski, A. lin-wer, N. Kurt-zek, l.. Cassidy, S. seg:-rt, M. Nurcllenktlski, J. Barnes, li. liartol, J. .-Xhel, N. lirn-y, li. S4-hulk. G. Wuske Q-P 'Y V7 L Rnu' lt ,l. .lorgge-iisell. ll. Nlelulleski. l.. lluentlu-r. 4. lllllfll R014 11: A-X. l3l'ew4'l'. Nl. llrews, S. Sllaiw, Nl. llow L BOWLING CLUB - Pin Head Lmvk out pin lmysl The girls that make up this elulr lmwl all thc Incal alll-x every Thursday afternoon. 'l'lu-re are several teams which cumpele with each other. Must ul' the girls alsu lvelong lo lhe CAA. and earn poinls luwurml llwir lil as 1 members of this Ul'gillllZ21lllDIl. 'lhe aulvisur is Miss Vnckel. SKI CLUB - Sun Valley rr. The Ski iiluh is mach- up ul' all lvruvc smxls who enjoy the winter spur! ul' skiing, With Presiclenl limb lllaym-y as lheir uclixc leader the memlmers luke great l'Xl'llI'Sllbllh into thu milflrmrs. The zulvisur is Nlr. Keppe. Ron' l: Il. Dewhurst. .l. llallmzm. D. llein. .l. Zander. .l. Walker. S Walker. li. Wlmlen Run 2: 'l'. l ulm-mmm. ll. Unlike, ll. Pun-y, ll. lllayney 1 ' gf'-sr 1 l - Y if 5 o Q. S P 0 R T Kcrazylegsn Rlllll HAH TEAM FOOTBALL : Coach Evans, W. Rasmussen, Coach Stehly Row 2: V. lVIm'Creg0r, R, Lehman, .l. Bevk, T. lflverson, l.. Besaw. ll. Marks. ll. Clismoski. R, Nivewander, ll. Svhroeder Rou' : D Dewhurst, R. Svhnevkenlwrg. l'. Nlaknratt. O. Nelson, D. Kranlse-, li. Blaym-y, ll. tifhivr. ,l, ,Iezwinski Rou' : ,l. liodvnval, li. Kl'llI'g.ft'l', .l. Nllevzek, ,I. Klein. I . l'lI'i1lIZt'!t. ll. l'lllsworth, T, Krings Row : ll. Ste-tter, B. Bella, A. Parsons, G. Kresal. R. Sand:-rs. O. Srhroeder, IJ llatzke Ron' : l.. llolz-man, D. Trampf, lf. jezwinski, ,l. Briski 1958 BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL l'11rxily Toi. l'ls. T.U. Conrer. ,lim Klein ......... . 25 -l 1 lion Trampl' ..,... , 2-'l lt 0 lliek Marks .,,..., . l3 3 0 Larry Besaw ...., . 15 2 3 Tom lfverson . lvl- 2 2 llave Cismoslii ..A,--- - I2 2 0 ,Ivrry Hodeneal .---- . 7 l l llon Catzlce .,......., ......... . 6 l 0 Fred Franzen ..............,................,.... .....,,...... l 0 l Final Total - - l28 Opponents - -- 82 lThese statistics inf-lnde non-Conference? Date Berlin Score llelzl Opponenls Sept. 12 fr Berlin ....... ......... l 9 There Baraboo .... ............... l 3 Sept. 19 -f Berlin ....... ....,, l 9 Here Horicon .... ......,.,... 7 Sept. 26 - Berlin ....,.. 25 There Hartford ..... 0 Oct. 3 fr- Berlin .,..... 32 Here Columbus ........ 0 Oct. l0 - Berlin ....... 0 There Oconomowoc ..,.. 39 Oct. 17 -- Berlin ....... 0 Here West Bend ...... 3 Oct. 24, - Berlin ....... 13 There Mayville ..... ld. Ort. 31 - Berlin ,,...,...,..,......... 20 Here Ripon ...,.,.,...........,....., 6 The Indians started the season with some fine performances. They turned in victories against Barahoo, Horicon and Hartford. The Hartford game proved that the indians could really roll up the yardage. Then Came Cooney! The Coonies had a terrific team. The Indians hated to lose. hut they knew they lost to a great outfit. This sort of threw the Indians into a slump - they lost a close one to West Bend and then dropped one to Mayville hy one point. The last game of the season showed Berlin over-powering their arch rival, Ripon. NMI. Inside, Mr. Qutsiden JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1: D. Karamitis, G. Mitchell, D. Resop, M. Brandt, V. Dretzke, D. Jezwinski, J. Sternat, N. Toniushek, L. Betler Row 2: D. Voeltner, J. Beek, I.. Petig, J. Knatzka, A. Peek. H. Buchholtz, Coavh Selnnnuelier Row 3: Coach Halverson, R. Mall, l.. Alf, I.. Madsen, D. Van Ornum, E. Sobieski, D. Carey, A, Coats Rau' 4: C. Edinger, J. Walker, H. Wy'se, C. Sobieski, C. Jorgensen, D. Hess, B. Verstf-gen, D. Marshall, B. Mlodzik 1958 BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Dare Berlin Score Sept. 23 - Berlin Sept. 30 - Berlin Oct. 7 Berlin Oct. ll Berlin Oct. 21 Berlin Oct. 28 Berlin Held Here There There Here Here There Ripon ....., Omro .......... Beaver Dam Omro .......,.. Ivaupun ., Ripon .......,,.,,.,,, Opponents 7 7 6 6 6 The Jayvees seemed to have that spark when they needed it. They were vie- torious in 5 of their 6 games. It looks as though Berlin has some fine footlnall material for the years to come. Daze Berlin Score Oct. 9 - Berlin Oct, Zyl -- Berlin ....... ..... 1 2 Our Freshman team didn't fare so well: on the B team, so we still have something FRESHMAN Held Uppnnenls Here Waiinttmma ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, 18 Here Ripon ...... It-I however a few of the freshman starred to look forward to. Girlie Glolnetrottersn Date Nov. 25 Nov. 29 Dec. Dec. l2 llec. I3 Dec. l9 Jan. Jan. Jau. Jan. lh Jan. 23 .lan. Sill l eh. lfeh. l2 l eh. 27 lfeh. l0 Mar. A TEAM BASKETBALL Ist Row: B. Nighor, E. jezwinski, F. Franzen, D. Marks, G. Ellsworth, ll. Nelson, U. Burkarmls, Mr. Schumacher 12ml Row: ll. lirlinger, J. Klein, ll. fllSlll0Ski, T. Eversnn, l,. Coleman, C. Kresal, G. Johnson, ll. Stetter, A. Parsons VARSITY BASKETBALL The lnclians started the season playing some fine hall. They coastecl into con- ference play hy heating Horicon and then upsetting West Bend. After the upset the roof fell in. The Indians had trouhle even huying a hasket until the second half ul' the Mayville game. The trihe was back in the win column after the Hartford gurne. hut then they met two fine hall cluhs in Cooney and Bipon. They finished the conference race hy heating Waupun. Berlin wasn't expel-tecl to go far in the lournament, hut they were stopped eolcl hy a firerl up Horicon five at the Suh- Begional in Waupun. llvld Berlin Score Opponents Score' Here ........ Berlin ...... .............. 5 3 Wautoma ...... ........................ 5 0 Away ......., Berlin ...... A.......... 5 l Omro ............ .... 5 3 Away ......., Berlin ...... ..... 4 44 Waupaca ...... .... 7 l Away .,,..... Berlin ...... ..... 6 3 Horicon ........ .... 1 lvl- Here ........ Berlin ...... ., 44 Clintonville 52 Here ........ Berlin ...... ..... 5 2 West Bend ....... .... f L7 Here ,...,,,. Berlin ...... ,,... I il Tliomah ........ ..... 5 5 Away ,....... Berlin ....., ..... I 35 Wautoma ...... ..,. fl ,I Away ........ Berlin ,..... .. 30 Columhus .... .,.. 2 40 Here ..,,.,.. Berlin ...... .. fl-7 Bipon ............. . 56 Here ........ Berlin ...... .. SSB Beaver Dam ol Away ,,..,-,, Berlin ...... ..... f fl lVlayville ........ ,,A. 7 fi Here ,,w,,... Berlin ...... ,.... 6 el' Hartforil ......,.. .,.., I il Away ..... . Berlin ...,,. ..... 5 7 Uconomowoe Htl llere ......v. Berlin ..... OU Bipon .............. .... . 70 Away ...v.... Berlin .,.... ........................ f 19 Waupun .. 00 Sub-Regional Wampum H Berlin ...... ..................... 6 l Horicon .... 63 NGO M811 Gow l.xt Row: NIIIIIZJQLPI' R. Rolulwrts. ,l. We-mil. .l. Zf'l'IlZill'll, Y, Dr:-iske. ,I. Day. -v ,ml lf mv: U. Murwlmll, ll. Xoeltner. .l. Berk. 4, Lozlts. R. l.uml. .I. Walker Srrl Row: A. Xllller, 1. ,Iorgense-n. li. Yilllfylxlllllll, R. 'l'rznnpf ' 22 llule llelcl Nov. 25ffHere Nov. 29-4Away Dee. 0 Away Dee. I2 Away Dee. I3 AHere Dee. 10' Here jan. 3 Here Jan. o Away Duff' Ile-Id Dee. Ill' -Here Dee. I7 Away jan. 0 Here Ian. I3 Here B TEAM BASKETBALL Drill' llelrl Jun. 9--Away Jan. l6fHere jan. 23k-Here Alun. ISU-fAway Iseli. 6 fff- Here Feb. 12,-fAAway Feb. 20-Away Felx. 27- -Here FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Duff' llvlfl Jan. 21lfAway Jan. 27--Here Feb. ISV- -Away Feb. I0-fffAway 22 K.. RRINIIHISXPII. lierlin Uppom 2'-S ' l.olumlmus .. Ripon .,,,,...., Beaver llam May ville ,,.e, Hartford .... l,C1lIlUllllHN ot Ripon ,,.,. ., Wampum . Berlin Upponr nfs 21 Wauloma Rlpon ......,.. Ripon ,,.,e.,,, Xxilllll'1'Ulllll' A 3 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM lm! Rnu': ll. Rasmussen, M. Brandt, R. Verategen. lf. Rllvklmhohz, U. Alf, D. Hms. 'I'. Solmieskl Qml Row: 12011111 Mr. Rosllolt. S. Armlt, .I Sie-g, ll. Svoxille. P. Kulln-. I.. Re-iler, Nlr. Sumlmirn nl Row: N. Tomashek, B. Helmuth, j. Greening, ll. Peterson, ll. Nlitvluell. .l. ilrumlt N ome Came Runningn JUNIOR - SENIOR Ron' l: li. Solrit-ski, ll. Ste-ttPr, U. fliaino-ki. li. Rlayney, R. Numnwrtlor, R. lfsniak. R. Nllmlzik. 'l', I lVf l'S0ll. D. llvss Hou' 2: ll. Niglzor, D. Tranipf, R. Chappa. M. Marks, J. R0lIf?Hl'2ll, G. S1-hroede-r, M. fXlr'Avoy, li. .lc-zwinski, IJ. Svhrom-'der Ruu' 3: Mr. Evans, M. Knight, D. Gatzke, D. Sutherland, A. Parsons, J. Clark, P. Makurat, R. Klick TRACK STATISTICS FOR 1958 Schools Thirty-six Wisconsin High Schools ..,.. . Berlin, Ripon ,...,.,......,....,,.....,. ...... ,... Rerlin. Ripon ,,,,,, lierlin, Oshkosh .,.,..........,................................................................................. llerlin, Rc-over Dam .,.......,,..............,.........,.......,...................,.,...................... Berlin, Iirookfield, Greendalv, Hartford, Monona Grove, Nicolet. Ucono- mowou. Wisc-onsin Dells, Watertown. West lienrl .........,....,....................... Neenah. Berlin. Ripon ...,.....................................,..................................,...,.. - Raralvoo, Beaver Dam, Rerlin, Mayville. Monona Grove. New Holstein. Portage, Wanpnn. Vifisconsin Dells .............................................,..,..........,.,. . Rvrlin. Ripon. Waupun ................... ..- All Schools in Surrounding Area .... All l,iltlo Ten Schools ....,.,,..,.......... l oml mln l,tn-. Ripon. lifffllll ................. RQ-rlin. Ripon. Wanpnn. lieuver Dam ..... All lnltle Ten Svhools .........,.........,...........................,.....................,,............. llorlngv. lim-rlin. Menasha. Wisconsin Dells. Kimberly. Ripon. Umro, lllinlonvillv, AKIZIIHS-l'll'l0IHlSllill, Waupnn. New London ......,,,,,.,,.,,,....,.,.., Class Il High Schools ol' Wisconsin .............................. Pls. 2 66 46 2X3 53 51 2214 5215 17 Om 38 22 33 67 IQ 23 1 5 14 0 Place Tie Tie lst 2nd 2nd 2nd 5th 2nd Sth lst for for 3rfl 2nd Oth Qnil Iirml oth K ome Came Runningn . K' x- RI4 PLYN1 34 l-talwilila Date April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May ,lime Rau' Row Row 5 ....... 1-1 111- 17 ....... 22 26 29 1 ., 5 .. 9.. 13 ,,,.. 15 ., 16 .. 20 23 1 ..... FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE Rvtlvr, ,l. Grandi, ,l. Wrigllt, A. Coats. U. Rusnmssvn, ll. Mlomlzik. D. Xvtlflllllll. Nivmuth, D. Hess Klick, B. Va-rstogen, I.. Petig, H. Svoville, J. Sternat, J. Tracy, T. Jones, N. 'l'omas4-liek, Wagoner Drs-tskv, D. Alf. H. Hvlmutli, S. Arndt, D. R4-sop TRACK STATISTICS FOR 1958 Held M ect Madison ...... ..,... 11 'ladison West Ripon ...... ...... V arsity Ripon ...... ...... F resllmen-Sophomore Oshkosh ...... ...... D ual Beaver Dam ...,., Dual Hartford ..... ,,,... H artford Relays Neenali ........... ...... ' Triangular Beaver Dam ...... Beaver Dum Invitational Waupun ..... ..,... T riangular Ripon ...... ....., l lipon lnvitutionul Hartford ......... Fond du Lac Little Ten Meet F1'0SllH1911-StlllltttlllllTlx Triangular Waupun ,........ .,.,., Q uadrangnlar lleuver Dam ..,,. Little Ton l rPsl1nwn-S4rplmmore Ripon .....,....... ,..... S Prrtiomtls Madison ....... State uome Come Runningn lg: Rows D. Timm. B. flhappa, R. Lesniak, D. Nununerdor 21111 Row: Rohert Klick, D. Nighor, Mr. Polka. T. Jones, Richard Klick FR LIN CROSS COUNTRY Berlin, in its first attempt at a state championship in Cross Country, finished second. only four points hehind Milwaukee Lincoln, in the small school group. The Indians will lose a great group of runners to graduation this spring. However. the challenge is there for classes of the future to hreak the record of second in the state. IIfl'I'E SCORES WHERE HELD 1, Sept, 27 rr,,.,,,,,,, Dnuhle-Dual ,............ Berlin ,.,.... ............................ . - - 24 Beaver Dain ..,.................... .... 1 54 West Bend ...,.,............... ---- 1 6 Berlin ..,................ Y....,.....-. -,-- 2 2 24 Sept, 29 ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Dual Meet ...... ..,....... Berlin .. ........... .. Weyauwega ...... 3. 04-t. -1 ..,,, Hartford lnvitational ,....,,.... S11t'1l0y11illl Whitefish Ray .. West Bend ..,,.... Wauwatosa ..... Hartford ,....,, Waukesha ..... Oeonrnnowoe .... N1onuna Grove .. N1i1t11NtI1l Wlest .. Madison lfast .. Shorewood ,,...., Berlin .,...,,.,....... 120 122 156 160 161 168 182 ... 194 196 .,. 197 254 Beaver Dam , ,..... Berlin Hartford lI.4'I'I'I SCORIQS WHERE HELD Berlin . 001. 23 .......,.,.,,.,,,, Dual N11-et ,,,,,,,,,,A,k,,,,, New Lgndgn Berlin .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, , 21 New London ..,,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,1,1,,, , 33 . 011.25 ............,..... Douhle-Dual ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,w,, , Berlin .,,.,,,,,,,,,1.,,.,1,,1,,,, ,.,,,,,, , 25 Oct. Nov. 1 30 Weyauwega .,......,,,,,,,,,, Ripon ,,,,,,1,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Berlin ...........,......,.......,... ,,,.. . . , :sh . in 22 Dual Meet Berlin .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., , ,,,,.AA,,,,,, , 10 New London ,..,,,,,,, .1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 28 State Meet C. C. S. Small Schools l1lilwaukee Lincoln ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, 107 Berlin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.. 1 11 Creendale .... A,,,, 1 22 Mt. Hope , , llartfortl ,, ,. Al1l1lt'l'h1 ..,.,.,.., Weyauwega .,.. -.. 1'ort Waahingtnn t - ille r1t1llV ,..,....... 131 136 154 166 202 205 Berlin Hartford 1'ort Washington .... 352 11111011 ---1-1--,1-A----- ..... 2 33 ll.-liver Dam .... ...,.,.,....,..i... .,.. 4 2 2 L11113111' ---------...... ..... 2 39 4, 0.-1, 7 .,.,, ,,r,,1,,,, l Dual ltlvet ...,.,. ..,....... l leaver Dam 51111'H1 0H Buy ..... ..... 2 96 11,1-I-lin ,1A1,,,.,.,..,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,, 15 V6 iavonsin High ,,,,, 330 Beaver Dam , ....,. . ....... 28 11041011 ----------A---- ..... f 163 5, 0.-L ll ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,, Dual ltlf-et .,,,,. ..........,....... R ipon Monroe ..............,........ ............. .... 4 l lo liiwm 1-,.,.-,, ,,.,,,,1 , ,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,, 2 6 Uak Creek ....... ,... . , ,,.,,,,i 447 15,-rlin -,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,1,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, 2 8 S'1'A'I'1'I N1l'f1'i'1' - FINISHICD IN 'l'0P TEN 6, 01-Q, 21 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,1.1 Little- len Meet ..1..,.,...,.,,,.. Hartford Dirk Nunnnerdor ,.........,....... 11:45 Bm-lin W 82 4th Place Bon Lesniak ...,,.....,.,.l,l......... ll:45,l MAStIOU'l'1N COURSE RECORD - 2 MILES Ron Lesniak ...................,,......... 10:39 nROL1g11, Tough and Reaciyn Burk Razr: R. Niall, l . LW. 11. Lloyd. .l. Lehinan. .l. hilt-vzek, ll 'l'innn. .l. St:-rmit. Nl. Knight. hir. Chinn 2111, Row: D. Sclnoeder, .l. Hughes. li. Klivk. l.. Nlasten, Robert Klif-k, ll. Svliroeder, li. Sobieski lst Row: L. Sobieski, 'l'. jones, .l. Johnson, D. iiesop, M. Nlurtiu 1959 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Berlin's wrestling team did comparatively well this year considering that Berlin had only two previ- ous years in which to build a wrestling team. Every year it has drawn bigger crowds and this year was no exception as cheering crowds gathered at home meets to cheer their favorite wrestlers to a hoped-for victory. High School wrestling is quite different from professional wrestling in that all pressure holds are illegal. High School wrestling is very scientific and requires a great deal of skill as well as strength. Any illegal holds are penalized by awarding points to the opponent. Berlin finished fifth in the Little Ten and took third place in the sectional tournament. Three boys. Jerry Johnson. Tom Jones and Gerry Lehman represented Berlin at the state meet in '7 Madison. .Vume of Tearn Score Name of Opposing Team Score Dale of Meet iitfrlill -------.,---.-,--- 25 Ripon .................................. ..... 1 9 November 25, 1958 Berlin .,.,, . Oconomowoc ..... .... D ecember 5, 1958 lierlill ----- W3llPUIl .......... .... l Jecember 12, 1958 Berlin ..... West Bend ...... ..... I Jecember 19, 1958 Berlin ..... Columbus ...... .... J anuary 9, 1959 Berlin ...... Ripon ....,......... ,... J anuary 16, 1959 Berlin .,... Beaver Dam ..... .... I anuary 24, 1959 Berlin ..... HOT1COIl .......,...,.,........ ,,,, J anuary 30, 1959 Berlin ...... H8I'lfOrd ....................... .... P iebruary 6, 1959 Total: Won 5 - Lost 4- Forfeils or Decisions Name of Wrestler Pins W on Ties Won Tom .10nGs ...,............ 2 0 1 Mahlon Martin . 3 0 1 Jerry Johnson ........ 8 0 0 Gary Schroeder ,,,, 3 0 1 Dan Sobieski .... 4 0 1 Boh Klick .,,,,,,,A, 1 O 1 Marvin Knight .. 0 3 Richard Timm 3 2 3 Gerry Lehman 2 1 0 John Mleczek ........ 0 0 3 .lznnes Sternat ..... 0 0 0 Dave Krause .,..... 0 0 0 Dave S1-hroeder , 1 0 2 Jerry Zinidars .... 0 O 0 liarold Lloyd ........ 2 0 0 N 77 DGIHH Y61I11QGeS 1958 BASEBALL Barlf Row: Mr. Polka, .l. Thomas, R. Bella, R. Yonke, P. l ran1'is, D. llutzke, C. Johnson, U 5'-lilfilll, ll. Sobieski Front Row: P. Zamzow, D. Nighor, D. Tetzke, L. Besaw, T. Krings. R. Henriksen, R. Solrralski. .l. liartol BERLIN INDIAN BASEBALL STATISTICS FOR 1958 Date Held Berlin Score April 22 - Berlin .....,,........................................................... 2 April 29-Beaver Dam ........ .. 1 May 6 - Berlin .....,........ .. 0 May 8 - Oshkosh ,..... .. 5 May 12 - Berlin .......... .. 7 May 15 - Columbus ........ .. 6 May 16 - Berlin .....,,,.. .. 5 May 20 Fond du Lac .. .. 0 May 22 - Berlin .,......,. .. 0 May 27 - Waupun ..........,.............,.,. .. 0 BATTING AVERAGES Richard Sobralski .......r.................... . Lawrence Besaw Dave Tetzke ......... Tom Krings ......... Jerry Thomas ....... Dan Nigbor .......,.... Richard Sobieske .... Don Gatzke ........... Paul Francis ......... George Johnson ...... Mahlen Martin ........ Bob Bella ............ Ralph Yonke .... u Sobralski 212 166 400 192 34-7 280 .050 .125 .058 .117 .090 .000 000 Opponent 5 10 4 2 3 11 7 10 8 6 Fond du Lac PITCHEPJS RECORD Thomas Bella .............. Besaw .... ..... Horicon Ripon Oshkosh R Tournament Mayville Won Lost 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 The Little Ten Conference elected to go into a summer baseball program this year. It was felt that this would give more opportunity for more boys. There will be a North and South division and there will be a championship playoff between the two divisions. S ,fi u . 1 1:1715 I: ,I. IIt'lIx. Il. IiIIlIxIlill'tIN. ,I. NIIr':'m'It. .I. Zernzut-In Rm: 2: 'NIV IitlwIlllII. I. Ixm-Ilmxgi. .I. Iii-ek. I.. Iluumzm. NI. Iltunult 1958 GOLF STATISTICS I i.1llll'St' . Ihun Hula' Hfflf 'Xpr I TllSt'llIllIbIi Xluy 3 Iieuxvx' ' Hay I2 Columbus May I0 Waupun Huy 26 IIurtI'ur1I II.ittIc Ten IVI00tI ,, flux! Iiilmn II:-uwr Dam CtlIllIIlItllS waupun ,, Hartford ,, The Ben Hogan Story Place Srlznnls Tnlul SfI'01fl'Y ENurtI1ern Division . . 202: -I NlPl'IIlt'l'lI Ilivisiml . .. I95 . 4- Nurtlwrn Division ,II,IA,A, . 197 . 3 Northvrn Division ...,.,, I97 . . 4 IIfI0IllYYlIJllS. Iieaver Dam. Waupun, . ,... I0 Ripon. I3erIin Run' I: II. Run' 12: tl. Rau 3: . Run' -I: H. Run' 5: IT. Ii. Nz'Is0l1. II. I,t'Illllilll. I5 St'Ill'lH 1Ik'l'. 'I'. I'IXl'l 4UIl. IT. Nltirkw. I.. Ilvsaw. R. IA'-Allialk I'IIIsw0rtI1. Y. Nlvtlre-g1ol'. IJ. fIIlIt'l'. 'I'. Krings, II. NI1'CWillllI!'l'. IT. NllIIllIlt'l'tI4ll'. I, S4'IlI'0l'tIt'I'. I'. xIllI'xlll'ilI IJ txmo In I ffllll it I1 NI. Iiviuvrt. I . I'il'illlZt'll, IJ, Uatzkv. .I. 'tllvvzt-k Klit-k. II. NigImr. If. ,It-lwinxki. l'. I'i:Iing1r'r. ,I. Ilwk, NI. KIIIQIIII. II. IIIIHIIIIII VIIIIIIIIIII, R. Snlrimwki. .I. TIIOIIILIN. II IIe'IIn. NI. Marks, II. III:iylwy, .I. KI'-in. II. .5 .t . IIIIUIIQIIILIII, Ii. Klivk BOY'S B CLUB - The Young Lions .-XII mc-mIwers of the I'Iny'S II l'IuIs are Ietter winners. fNI0n1Iwrs det-itlv who sImuItI get athletic awards for the year. The vlulm co-Sponsors tht- Ilunwmnningr Ilunw with the CA..-X. The ufI'it'e1's art- IIlt'lIIIIt'I'S of the athletic' mum-iI. N Ciieerleaciers and G.A.A. Cffieersn A CHEERLEADERS cf! tn Right: ,l. l'ihrlic'h. D Griffith. S. Walker, ,I. Whlkm-i'. I. w7iSllil'WSki. D. Hopp xg D -X G.A.A. OFFICERS lrfl In Riglilz 'XII-4 Xrwl-ar'l. Al. Siithzwlaliixl. :L l5rvwe'r, D. Wullwr. 4 , Re-mp, S. AllllQ'h0ll BU CHEERLEADERS Lvft In Riglilz J. Kavage, NI. Plate, ff, Plato, S. Petrlisvhke, NT, Franz. Nl. Lipinski u QX if if, ,Q l. . v D- -all ncalenciarn A crnss N SC H1501 1- 3, 7 0 74: 29 Septem er Sept. 2 -- School Starts. 10 ---V liig and l.itt1e Sister l'ienie at lliversitle Park. 11. f- Freshman initiation. 124l1er1in A squatl over llaraboo. 10 10 13. 12-13 - lierlin Fall lfestival. 19--fs llerlin MAN squad over Horieon. 10 to 7 fllancel. 25- -4115 team with liipon. 26 llerlin beats llartfortlz Red and Green with picturesg Singing Assembly Programg Track meet. 'tae , ff ff' f, f X 5 , f, 2 D of cf Qctober Oct. lf-full squad anrl Omro. 2 llomeeominfg l'aratle. lloulire. llep 'falls ancl llrowning ol' Mr. anrl Miss llerlin. l loat Awartlsz Sophs --f lst with Weill Sink il'l1t1H. Srs. f 2nc1 with Hweire Armed for Yie- tory . .lrs. firtl with No 1.ion. Welt Win . l rosh-- Ith with 'uWe're lloltling the tfartlsu. 21' llomeeomiug tl a nt e tllerlin wallops tlolumbusti llonief-outing llanr-e antl tfourt. 0 111 15 17 241- - 21 2 1 95 f m B O li I 2 0- mv. ffl fi-7 111-1 1 1 l 21 25 211 2'l llerlin lloys go to Trees for Tomorrow Camp. General Nlotors Assembly llrogram on Sound Waves. Chemicals and .let En- ginesu: ll team beaten by lleaver llani. 7 to U. 1'.l .At. Trip to lnternational l,ivestoek Show in tlhieago. l rosh lfootball Came. Ueonomowoe game. 210-111 llow satll ll Team: llerliu 121. Omro tm. li Team: lierlin 13. Vt aupun 6. Team beaten It - tt by West llentl. Assembly llrograrn on llauees from Iu- tlia antl Spain t1.itia Namoural. National Nlcrit Scholarship Contest test given to .luniors antl Seniors. Assembly Program: Modern American lflallarls. songs from My Fair 1.atly , The Nlusic Klan . Susanna g li game with Wlaupunz Nlayville beats team 11-13. Drama tllub competes with hlllythe Spirit in Beaver Dam. S111-Hull team beats llipon 12 - 6. S11 lietl and Green eomes out: team beats llipon 20-7g Halloween Dance after game. ll A nn! 1 1-' I 7 1 OVGI11 CI' liaslxetball praetiee starts. rlleaeliers' Convention. hlilwaulxee. Yay! 'llwerp Season. lteport liarrls eome ont, Sarlie Hawkins llanee. Dress l'p llay. lloy Sc-outs sponsor movie. Alaskan: lfreshnian llanee 'lllu-me: A House. a liar antl a Wetlcling llingii. l .l .A. lfgg ancl Poultry tlontest: Sehool out at 2:2311 to see llerlin Wrest- lers beat Ripon: lfirst Basketball Caine with Vtautomqt 59. llerlin 53: ll team: Wautoma 217. llerlin 10. 'llliaulvsgiving Xvaeation. tlmro beats ll team anml A team ln l point. Kt 1 4.1-9 1 ' of ' 939'-6? C 6 Decem er IIN. 5 IAIIIII lfIuIr Spmlsurs lIllllI'K'. In f -f Wallpacu I1 P il l s uml II lvums X , In - TI. II - 27 - 30. Il' IIm'Ic-ml II1Pr0: Hllll UI- II. II Inst I0 - II. 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