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MASCOUT N Indian Reservation Volume Fifty-Three Berlin High Berlin, Wisconsin In Recognition MR. RAYMOND DROVER The Mascoutin editors of 1970 wish to recognize Mr. Raymond Drover for his outstanding ser- vice to the Berlin School System. Mr. Drover was born in a rural Waushara County farmhouse in 1907. He received his elementary education at a nearby country schoolhouse. He graduated from Berlin High School in 1924 and attended the Green Lake County Normal Teachers College for one year. His first teaching position was at a rural Dodge County school where he taught grades 1 through 8. Later he moved to Red- granite where he taught at a state grade school. He received his bachelors degree from Oshkosh State Teachers College and his masters degree in administration from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Later he taught at Campbell sport High School for three years. He taught mathematics and science and coached basketball and baseball there. During the depression in 1933, he took the position of principal of Washington School here, in Berlin, and held that position until he became principal of ClayLamberton School seven years ago. Mr. Drover has been in the teaching profession for 43 years and during that time he has taught all grades, 1 through 12. Mr. Drover will be missed by his former students, but leaving the teaching profession will give him some time for gardening, cabinet making, hunting and many of his other hobbies. Board of Education Row 1: John Bjorge, Supt.; Erwin Ehrlich. Director; Harold Spangler. Clerk; Harold Gatzke. Treasurer Row 2: Harvey Gelhar; Philo Goodrich, Jr.; Russell Harrison; Glen Michaels; Roger Field; Howard Barnes The Board of Education is an elective office that requires dedication, and high interest in edu- cation. The Berlin School System is fortunate to have attracted the caliber of men that we have serving on our board. STANDING COMMITTEES. 1969 - 70 FINANCE-LEGISLATIVE Spangler, Gatzke, Gelhar PLANNING-PERSONNEL Gatzke, Michaels. Spangler TRANSPORTATION Harrison, Gelhar. Goodrich The first named is Chairman. The Director is automatically a member of each committee. BUILDING AND GROUNDS Barnes, Michaels, Field Editors My fair Ladies To the Class of 70........ We've all heard the expression, Our high school years are the best years of our lives.” Right now we say, “If these have been our best years then they can have 'eml” We feel this way be- cause the bad times are foremost in our minds. But, thinking about it, there have been good times, and these are the ones which will be remembered. We entered high school as green freshmen and were enveloped by the new surroundings and the superiority of the upperclassmen. As sophomores, life seemed a little more relaxed. We were carefree and enthusiastic about everything. Our junior year brought the most outstanding memory of high school years--the Junior Prom. A lot of hard work and cooperation from all the kids proved worthwhile, because it was beautiful! And now, since the beginning of our senior year, we have anticipated graduation. Our four years of high school are coming to an end. During these past years, each of us has had true friendships. But we've also had our disagree- ments, usually stemming from trivial matters or petty jealousies. Perhaps, this fighting is nor- mal, after being together for such a long time--but it is also very sad. Let us hope that some day we may all Come Together in peace and friendship. We, the editors of this book, wish all of you the best of luck in the future, in hopes that all of your dreams may someday be fulfilled. Naomi Sievers and Mary Pat McMonigal Co-editors Superintendent THE HIGH SCHOOL OF THE SEVENTIES AND ITS STUDENTS It isn't easy to communicate student and teacher feelings about educational trends in the decade of the Seventies. Both take for granted the many changes which already have taken place. Joint faculty-student planning, involvement and participation in projects are common. We know that this generation of young adults must be prepared for a highly mobile, complex and chang- ing society. Rapid advances in technology solve, but also create, problems. Widespread and instant methods of communication bring the concerns of the world people into our homes. The ever continuing knowledge explosion may make many current occupations obsolete. It will mean new avenues of approach to the work- ing world, it will make leisure time mandatory and it will make continuing education for adults a way of life. Some basic general assimptions can be made about the instructional program of the Seventies. It can be assumed that the 1970's school will have long range responsibility for developing a program and curriculum that wiII: 1. Personalize individual instruction more and more. This includes individual study, personal counsel- ing and related programs such as Unipacs (packages of varied related materials necessary for learn- ing a particular idea). Mini-courses (short courses of 9 or 18 weeks duration). Programmed instruction (bite size items of information set in correct sequence and planned so that a student knows immedi ately whether his answer is right or wrong.) 2. Fit learning experiences to individual abilities and goals. Fewer and fewer specific courses will be required. Instead there wi 11 be a broad range of learning experiences tailored to meet individual abilities, interests and talents. 3. Broaden the school campus to the city boundaries and beyond. This increases the chance for shared resources and for extending our sources of information. 4. Provide great flexibility and individualization for evaluating student achievement and academic accomplishment. This implies a change in the grading system as we know it. and developing stand- ards of evaluation with measurable behavior as an objective. We see the high school of the decade ahead serving as a launching pad for life-time study, re-study, discovery and evaluation. Young people need the tools of survival to enter a rapidly changing and increas- ingly complex world. They need the tool of UNDERSTANDING MAN. his heritage, his needs, values, accom- plishments. They need the tool of INTEGRITY, honesty, respect for work, respect for himself and for others. They need the tool of JUDGMENT in use of leisure time, in human relationships, in evaluation and accept- ance of ideas and ideals. Principal EVALUATION PROVES SUCCESS OF OUR SCHOOL We all have our own opinions as to the important events of this school year. Everything con- sidered, the North Central Evaluation probably had more impact on our school than any other event. The faculty spent a year and a half in preparing a self evaluation of every aspect of our school. Their work was so thoroughly done that the visiting evaluators found the report accurate in all phases. You students had a responsibility in this evaluation to which you responded with your normal good school citizenship and academic work. All of the above mentioned things were responsible for the very good final report we received from the NCA evaluators. One very important comment, that was evident in nearly every evalua- tors report, was the warm relationship that exists between students and teachers. This is very important because mutual respect and understanding is necessary in order to have learning take place. Besides the written report,many fine verbal remarks were made which alluded to the excel- lence of our school. It will be several years before we have another detailed evaluation but we will continue to keep our standards high as we always have. Berlin High School students can point with pride to their school now and in the future. Principal Teachers Blackboard Jungle MR (GEORGE) HARLAN ADAMS Wis. Stale Umv . Stevens Point. BS Vandercook College of Music. B M . Band Music Theory. Sen ior Class Advisor. Pep Band. Curriculum Commit- tee. Music Dept Chairman MR ROBERT BERNIER Umv. of Wis. Milwaukee. B.S. Spanish I. II. III. Spanish Club Advisor. Freshman Class Advisor MR JERRY BUTTKE Wis. State Univ.. Stout. B S Woods I. II. Indus trial Arts 9. Sophomore Class Chairman. Drivers Education. Dept Chair- man MR JEFF BADURA Umv. of Wis. Milwaukee. Wis State Umv.. Osh kosh B.S. m Secondary Education: J.V. Football. J.V Basketball. Freshman Class Advisor. MR L A BLACKBOURN Wis State Umv.. Platte vi lie. B.S.. B E. Agricul- tural Sciences. Occupa- tional Agriculture. FFA Advisor. Bus Patrol Ad- visor. Forestry Advisor. Junior Dairymen Advisor. Sophomore Class Advisor. Dept Chairman MR LARRY CARLSON Dustavus Adolphus Col- lege St Peter. Minnesota. B A Sc lence 9. Wrest 11 ng Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor. Curriculum Com- mittee MRS VICKI BEHM Wis State Umv.. Osh- kosh. B.S.. Eng 10. Dra- matics Ass't . Freshman C lass Advisor. MR GUY BULL Carroll College. B.S. Bio- logy 10. Advanced Bio- logy. Sophomore Class Advisor MRS BARBARA CLASEN Ripon College. B.A.. Wis. State Umv.. Oshkosh Librarian, Soph. Class Advisor. Library Chair- man. Curriculum Commit- tee. MR. BERNARD BEAMAN Wis. State Univ., Osh- kosh. B.S.. Univ. of Wis. Madison. M.S. Algebra I, Attendance. Assi3. nt Principal. MRS CARYL BUTLER Univ. of Wis.. B.S Home Economics 9. Foods 1. Textiles 1. FHA Advisor. Freshman Class Advisor. Curriculum Committee MRS CHERYL COATS Wis. State Umv.. White- water. B E Bookkeeping. Recordkeeping. Personal Typing. FTA Advisor. Jr Class Advisor Teachers MRS RUTH JANSSEN Wis. Slate Univ . Osh- kosh. Marquette Univ.. Downer College. Milwau- kee. B.A U.S. History. Freshman Class Advisor. Debate MR GARY KNOKE Valparaiso Univ.. B.A. U.S. History. Curriculum Comm.. Freshmen Class Advisor. Tennis Coach. Forensics Assistant. MR RICHARD A CROW Univ. of Wis.. B.S.. New Mexico Highlands Univ.. M S. Chemistry. Student Council Advisor. Guid- ance Counselor. NCA Comm. Chairman. Science Dept. Chairman. MR DONALD FRANK Wis. State Univ.. Osh- kosh. Purdue Univ.. Univ. of Wis.. Milwaukee. B.S.. MS. Algebra I. Basic Physics. Physics. Math IV. Cross Country Coach. Sr Class Advisor. Math Dept Chairman. Curricu- lum Committee. MISS SANDRA KRYNIK Wis. State Univ.. La Crosse. B.S.. Phy. Ed.. GAA Advisor. Cheerlead- ing Advisor. Junior Class Advisor. Curriculum Com- mittee MRS HELEN GOODRICH Drake Univ.. Nebraska Wesleyan. B.F.A Mixed Chorus. Glee Club. Mad- rigal Advisor. NCA Steer- ing Committee. MISS MARGARET J KULL Northland College. Ash- land. Wis.. B.A French I. II. German I. II. Ill Junior Class Chairman. Forensics Assistant. MRS MARGARET JODARSKI Wis. State Univ., White- water. B E., M S Office Practice. Shorthand. Type- writing II. FBLA Advisor. NCA Steering Committee. MR MICHAEL HERMANSON Univ. of Wis.. Madison. B S World History. U.S. History. Varsity Football Line Coach. Intramurals. Junior Class Advisor. MISS MARGARET GUERTLER Wis. State Univ.. La Crosse. B.S.. English 10. FNA Advisor. Sr Class Advisor. MR WILLARD KLATT Wis. State Univ.. Eau Claire. B.S.; Sociology. Political Science. Drivers Ed.. Varsity Football Head Coach. Adult Driver's Ed.. Junior Class Advisor. MR WILLIAM KUNST Elmhurst College. B.A.. English 9. Drama Club Advisor, English 10. Creative Writing. Speech. Junior Class Advisor. Head Dramatics. Teachers MR GARY PARKER Wib. State Univ.. La Crosse. B.S.. M S.. Colo- rado State Col lege. B Club Adv.. Basketball Coach. NCA Steering Committee. Varsity Backfield Coach. Physical Ed Dept. Chair- man . MR DAVID A RICHMOND Wis. State Univ.. White- water. Univ. of Wis.. B.E.. M S. Typing I. Business Law. Business Principles. FBLA Advisor. Mascoutin Business Advisor. Junior Class Advisor. Ed. Chair- man. MR CHARLES SCHULTZ Univ. of Wis.. Madison. B. of Ed.. Special Educa- tion. Debate Club Advisor. MR CHESTER POLKA Wis. State Univ.. Stevens Point. Oshkosh. Univ. of Wis. Madison. B.S.. M A. World History. Curators Club Advisor. Golf Coach. Athletic Director. MR PAUL H ROETHEL Wis. State Univ.. Osh- kosh. Univ. of Wis., Madi- son. B.S.. M S. Algebra II. Audio Visual Coordin- ator. NCA Steering Com- mittee. MR J.R SHARRATT Wis. State Univ.. Osh- kosh. B.A.. B S. English II. Junior Class Advisor. Forensics Assistant. MR STEVE POTTER Univ. of Wis.. Madison. Wis. State Univ.. White- water. B.S . Biology. Key Club Advisor. MR DONOVAN ROSSOW South Dakota State Univ.. B.S.. Geometry. Advanced General Math. Freshman Football Coach. Assist- ant Wrestling Coach. Freshmen Class Chairman. Curriculum Committee. MR ZACK SHOCKMAN Univ. of North Dakota. EMendale Branch. BS.. Gen. Math. Chemistry. Sophomore Class Advisor MR JAMES RERICHA Northern Illinois Univ.. B.S.. Art I. II. Junior Class Advisor. MRS DOLORES SCHROEDER Ripon College. DePaul Univ.. Wis. State Univ.. Oshkosh. Univ. of Wis.. Madison. Northern Michi- gan Univ.. Univ. of Alaska. Fairbanks. B S . M A English II. AFS Ad- visor. Guidance Counse- lor. NCA Steering Comm. MR VERN TOLLACKSON Wts. State Univ.. Piatte- vi lie B.S . Drafting I. II. III. Junior Class Advisor. Key Club Advisor. Head Coach JV Football. Head Coach Baseball. Teachers MRS MARILYN VOELTNER Wis. State Univ.. Osh; kosh. 8.S . English 9. Journalism I. II. Red 'n’ Green Advisor. B.H.S. Journal Advisor. Ad- vanced Comp . World Lit- erature. Junior Class Advisor. Smoke Signals Advisor. RAY M. WAGNER Stout State Univ.. B.S.; Industrial Arts (Metals). Sophomore Class Advisor MR JOHN WAHLERS Wis. State Univ.. Osh- kosh. B.S., Univ. of Wis Political Science. Guid- ance Counselor. Mascou- tm Adv Social Studies Dept Chairman. Senior Class Chairman. NCA Steering Committee. MR DAVID ZIEMANN Marquette Univ.. B A . M A. Senior English. Smoke Signals Advisor. National Honor Society Advisor. English Dept Chairman. Senior Class Advisor MRS DONNA ZIETLOW Wis. State Univ.. Stout. B.S. M S Family Living. Textiles II. Foods II. Child Development. Boys Foods Housing Home Furnish- ings. FHA Advisor. Girl's League Advisor. Senior Class Advisor. Home Ec. Dept. Chairman Valedictorian High school is not only a preparation for college, but also for life. It sets down the basic principles of our society, teaching us to live and cope with most of our daily problems. For me, these school years have been a time for learning- learning to made the most of my life in the best way that I can. I wish to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all my teachers, my family, my friends and fellow students of the class of '70 for four of the most memorable years of my life. JANET NELSON, Valedictorian Satutatorian Learning is a lifetime endeavor. It must not end with just twelve years of formal education. Every activity one takes part in furthers his learning. It all contributes to his general knowledge which will help in the years to come. I sincerely hope that all of my classmates will continue to learn even after graduation. Being named salutatorian of my class is the highest honor I have ever received. I would like to thank everyone who helped me attain this. I would especially like to thank my parents and teachers for all the help and guidance they have given me within the past four years. GARY EGGERT, Salutatorian Senior Honors - Scholastic Kings Go forth SUE ASH American Legion Auxiliary SANDRA PORTER V.FW NORLEEN LUEBKE SUE DeNAMUR V F W Auxiliary American Legion MARGARET DUGENSKE School Achievement NAOMI SIEVERS School Achievement JEAN MATH IA School Citizenship MARY SOBIESKI School Citizenship DIANNE USTRUCK D.A.R. Senior Honors - Achievement Kings Go forth CONNIE WALLNER DIANNE USTRUCK TEN A HESS SUE ASH F.H.A. Student Council Music Music MARY LOU YESKA F.B.L.A DAVID GNEISER Red V Green NAOMI SI EVERS MARY PAT McMONIGAL Yearbook Yearbook JEAN MICHAELS Drama TOM JODARSKI Boys Athletics Seniors The Graduate KAREN ANGLE SUSAN ASH RUSSELL BARTHELS JAMES BEAMAN Seniors SHARON CHRISTIANSON ELIZABETH CISMOSKI DEBRA CROW KENNETH CRUMP JANET DALLAS RONALD DAVIS ROBERT DAY LARRY DEHN Seniors MARGARET DUGENSKE PATRICIA DUKERSCHEIN GARY EGGERT NICKIE FIRKUS DAVID GNEISER Seniors CHERIE HARRISON FRANK HEH I TEN A HESS MARY JO HODGE Seniors NEIL JORAM KENNETH KANNEMAN ANNE KASUBOSKI DONALD KEMPF CONRAD KRAUSE ROSALIE KLASSA RONALD KETTLEBELL GARY KING ELLEN KRAUSE GARY KUKLINSKI SUSAN KURCZEK GREG LANGENHORST Seniors MARK LOCHNER NORLEEN LUEBKE KATHY MALZHAN NEAL MARKS JOHN MASTERS JEAN MATH!A NEIL MATTHIAS THOMAS MARKS MARY JANE MARSHALL SUSAN MARKOFSKI MARY MARVIN JERRY McGEE Seniors JANET NELSON WILLIAM NEUBAUER LOUISE NIGBOR ROBERT O'KON Seniors DAVID OLSEN PAUL OLSON SALLY PARKER TOM PARKER Seniors NANCY REJCH WAYNE REW MARY JO ROGGOW DENNIS ROWEN DAVID SCHMIDT CHRISTINE SCHRY GARY SCHULTZ JOHN SCHUSTER PETER SEAMAN Seniors MARY SOBIESKJ ROGER SNELL DANIEL STECKBAUER MICHAEL STEMLER Seniors WILLIAM THOM A DANIEL THOMAS DIANE THULL NICKY THULL CYNTHIA TORRES WINDOLPH TRAHAN PAMELA TRAMPF TOM TIMM Seniors DANIEL VIERTEL JoELLEN WEISKE RICHARD WENDT EUGENE TROCHINSKI PEGGY VOETBERG ROGER WALLACE CANDY WERCH MARC VIERTEL CONNIE WALLNER SHERRY WESNER DIANNE USTRUCK LOIS WAHLERS Seniors CAROL WILKE MARK WILLIAMS LEON WIRTH MARY YESKA ALOIS YOUNGBAUER KAY ZIETLOW American field Service Student This ramifies the importance of such exchange of ideas and culture among the world's youth. It is a direct challenge to each of us, for within youth is vested the hope of the world to mold a more meaningful existence. A.F.S. is indeed a give and take, a bittersweet. As a small part of this mighty organization, I have endeavored to reflect to you the warmth of New Zealand. And in return I will take home many new ideas. This has been the most important year of my life, for within it I have found the key to many vital principles; family, home, love, time, citizenship . . . All of this could not have been possible if it were not for the genuine kindness of many Wis- consinites, who opened their hearts and homes to a stranger who wanted to be a small part of their loves. For me, A.F.S. is only beginning. I hope to encourage many more to see life through the eyes of others. Take care of yourselves and others. I will soon be back in the Kiwi country. Arohal Pierre Beautrais Senior Officers Row 1: D. Viertel. S. Porter Row 2: S. Ash. K. Malzhan - CLASS COLORS - Green Gold - CLASS FLOWER - Yellow Rose - CLASS MOTTO - Come Together - CLASS SONG - Somewhere There’s A Place For Us May 31. 1970 PROCESSIONAL......... INVOCATION........... GIRLS GLEE CLUB....... BACCALAUREATE SERMON GIRLS GLEE CLUB....... BENEDICTION........... RECESSIONAL Baccalaureate 8:00P.M. High School Gymnasium ............................. Pomp and Circumstance” ....................................Rev. Dennis Hahn Baptist Church .......................Now With One Accord-Constantini (Director: Mrs. Helen Goodrich) ...................................Rev. Gerald Miller Assembly of God .................................... A lleluia — Diemer ................................Rev. Lawrence A. Jung St. Josephs Church CLASS MOTTO — Come Together CLASS FLOWER— ,Long Stem Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS - ”Green and Gold” CLASS SONG- Somewhere There's A Place For Us” Commencement The Great Escape June 4' 1970 8:00 P.M. High School Gymnasium PROCESSIONAL................................................ ''Pomp and Circumstance INVOCATION.................................................... Rev. A|fred c. Davis United Church of Christ THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE ................................................... Eggert Salutatorian STIMULATING MORAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUES ................................Susan Ash MIXED CHORUS ...............................................Contate Domino-Hassler Alleluia-Randal I Thompson (Director: Mrs. Helen Goodrich) THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL IN ONE'S EDUCATION ...........................Sandra Porter THE ROLE OF THE STUDENT ................................................... Luebke PROMOTE LIFE LONG LEARNING .......................................... Janet Nelson Valedictorian PRESENTATION OF CLASS ...........Mr. John Bjorge Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ........... Mr. E. A. Ehrlich Director, Board of Education CHORAL BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL Senior Activities The Incredible Journey ANGLE. KAREN-G A A 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3.4 FHA 1.2; Bus Patrol 4 ASH, SUSAN -1 HA. HA 2 SA. SA; 3 SA HA 4 HA Class V Pres 4. Drama Cl. 1.2.3.4. Sec. Drama 2; Speech CL 2.3; GAA 3 Band 1.2.3.4. Glee Cl 1; Chorus 2.3.4 Madrigal 3.4; Mascoutin Art Ed. 4; Red n' Green 3.4. Art Ed. 4; Senior Class Play 4. Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4. Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State 1.2.3.4; State Music Aud. 1.3; Nat'l. Honor Society 3.4. BEAMAN. JAMES - Footbal I 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.4; Class Pres. 1; B Club 2.3.4. BELLA. DONNA -1 HA.HA; 2 HA,HA; 3 HA.HA 4 HA; FBLA 4; AFS 3.4; WYARC 3; Drama CL 3; GAA 1.2.3.4: Senior Class Play 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4. Music Tourn. solo 3; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3. BOENING. WAYNE-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA. Football Manager 1.2. 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4 V Pres. 3; Pres. 4 B Club 2.3.4; Band 1; Chorus 2.3; Snowball Court 4 BRISKY. SARA-4 HA; Latin CL 1; Ger- man CL 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3. BROTSKE ROBERT - 1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA; 4 HA; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Best Def Player 3; Track 1; Student Council 1.2.3; Treas 3. B Club 3.4; Pres. 4; Chorus 1; Mascoutin Staff 3.4; Mascou- tin Sports Ed. 4; Prom Court 3. Badger Boy 3; Valentine Court King 2. BUCK. JOSEPH-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA. 3 HA.HA. Football 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3. CHIKOWSKI, DEBRA 1 HA.HA; 2 HA. HA, 3 SA.HA; 4 HA; GAA 1.2.3; FBLA 3.4; Glee CL 1; Red 'n' Green 3.4; Prom Court 3. CISMOSKI. ELIZABETH -FBLA 3.4; V. Pres 3. GAA 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4. CROW. DEBRA-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA. 4 HA; Student Council 4; AFS 2.3; GAA 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Madrigal 3.4; Mascoutin Staff 1.2.3; Mascoutin Headlines Ed. 4; Music Toum. ensemble 1.2.3; State 1.2; Badger Girl 3; Snowball Court 4. CRUMP. KENNETH-Footbal I 1.2; Track 1.2; Key CL 2.3.4. DALLAS. JANET-2 HA; 4 HA; Cheer- leader 2.3.4; Student Council 1.2; For- estry 3.4; AFS 1.2; GAA 1.2.3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4. Red n' Green 3.4; Senior Class Play 4 Music Tourn. ensemble 1; Prom Queen 3; Valentine Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. DAVIS. RONALD-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 SA; Wrestling 2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3; Reporter 3; JDA 1.2.3; Forestry 3.4; Chorus 1. DEHN. LARRY - Football 1.2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 3. DeNAMUR. SUSAN -1 SA.SA; 2 HA.SA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Class V. Pres. 1;GAA 1.2.3.4; Spanish CL 1; AFS 3; FBLA 3; Glee CL 1; Mascoutin Staff 3; Mascou- tin Typing Ed. 4. Red n' Green 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3.4. DISTERHAFT. LUCILLE-1 HA. 2 HA. HA; 3 HA.SA; 4 HA. FHA 2.3.4; Treas. 4 Bus Patrol 1.2.3.4; Library Ass t. 1. 2.3.4 DORO. DONNA-3 HA.HA; 4 HA; FNA 3.4; Senior Class Play 4. DROVER. TERRY - Footbal I 1.2.3; Basket - ball 1. DUGENSKE. MARGARET - 1 HA.HA. 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; GAA 1.2.3; Spanish CL 1; FNA 3; FBLA 3.4; Library Ass't. 2. DUKERSCHEIN. PATRICIA - Trans. 4. Oregon. Wis.; 4 HA; Chorus 4; Jazz Band 4. EGGERT. GARY-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Cross Country 1.2; Stu- dent Council 4; Key CL 2.3.4; Treas. 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Toum. en- semble 1.2.3.4; State 2.3.4; Badger Boy 3; Jazz Band 4; Snowball Court 4. FIRKUS. NICKIE ANN - 1 HA; 2 HA,HA; 3 HA.HA. 4 HA; FBLA 3; FNA 4; GAA 1.2.3.4; FTA 4; Glee CL 1.2. FOX. NANCY-1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA. HA; 4 HA; GAA 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3.4; Forestry 3.4. FRANK. DOUGLAS - Trans. 2. Lake Geneva. Wis.; 2 HA,HA; 3 HA; Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; B Club 3.4; Mascoutin Sports Ed. 4. French-German CL 3; Homecoming Court 4; Football Capt. 4; All Conf. Center- Football 4. FUHREMANN. CAROL-1 HA.HA. 4 HA; FBLA 3.4; GAA 1.2.3; Spanish CL 1; Glee CL 1; Senior Class Play 4. GNEISER. DAVID-2 HA; Drama Cl.3.4; Treas 3; Red 'n' Green 3.4. One Act Play 3. GORDON. DENNIS - Trans. 2. Plymouth. Wis.; Basketball 2; Track 1.2.3; B Club 3.4 GUDEN. JOEL-4 HA. GURKOWSKI. JANE-4 HA GAA 1.2.3 FHA 1.2 FBLA 4 Band 1 HACKNEY. KRISTIN-1 HA; 3 HA. FBLA 3; Spanish CL 1; GAA 1.2; Forestry 4; Red n' Green 3.4; Prom Court 3; Home- coming Court 4. HARMEL. SHARON-GAA 1.2.3; FBLA 3; Bus Patrol 4. HARRISON. CHERIE-1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 SA; Debate 3,4; Curators 3.4. FTA 3.4; Band 1.2; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3. 4; Music Toum. ensemble 3.4; Extemp. Reading 3.4. HESS. TENA-1 HA 2 HA.SA 3 HA. 4 HA; Extemp. Reading 1.2; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Class Sec. 2. GAA 1.2 Madri- gal 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4, Sec. 4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Sec 4 Senior Class Play 4; One Act Play 3; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Tourn ensemble 1. 2.3.4; State 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3; Miss Berlin 4. HODGE. MARY JO-3 HA.HA. FBLA 3.4; FHA 1; GAA 1.2.3; German CL 3; Glee CL 1; Prom Court 3. HOLMES. TYLER-Footbal I 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1.2. HORNSBY. ROBERTA-Trans. 4. Wautoma. Wis.; FHA 4. JAMES. MARY ANN-2 HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA: FNA 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2; Drama CL 3; AFS 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 2.4; Senior Class Play 4. JANES. JAMES —2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; Basketball 1. FFA 1.2; JDA 1.2; Bus Patrol 3.4; Chorus 1. JANES. JUDITH-Glee CL 1.2; Chorus 3.4; Senior Class Play 4; FHA 1.2.4. AFS 4. JODARSKI. MARY LOU - 1 HA.HA; 2HA. HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; FHA 4; FBLA 4. Glee CL 1. JODARSKI. THOMAS-1 HA.HA; 2 HA. HA: 3 HA; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Capt. 4; M V P. Player 4; Base- ball 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1; B Club 3.4; V. Pres. 4; Prom Court 3; Mr. Berlin 4 Badger Boy 3; John Boettge Award 3. JORAM. BRADLEY-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Key CL 4; Senior Class Play 4. KASUBOSKI. ANNE-1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 SA; FNA 1.2.3.4; Curators 3.4; AFS 3.4; GAA 2; Red n' Green 3. KEMPF. DONALD-Football 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; B Club 3. 4; Prom Court 3. KETTLEWELL. RONALD - 1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1; Music Toum. Ensemble 2; State 2. KING. GARY-Baseball Manager 2.3; Wrestling 1.2; Key CL 1.3.4; Forestry 3.4; Chorus 2. KLASSA. ROSALIE-4 HA. Forestry 3.4; FBLA 3.4; Sec. 3.4; Senior Class Play 4. KRAUSE. ELLEN-3 HA; German CL 3; FHA 1; Glee CL 1. KUKLINSKI. GARY - Footbal I 1.2. LANGENHORST. GREG-4 HA. Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2; Golf 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Madrigal 2.3.4. LOCHNER. MARK-Track 1.2; Cross Country 2.3.4; Capt. 4; Wrestling Mana- ger 2.3.4 Key CL 2.3.4; Forestry 2.3; B Club 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4. Senior Activities LUEBKE. NORLEEN — 1 HA.HA: 2 SA HA; 3 SA.SA; 4 HA; Student Council 4. FNA 3.4; Pres. 4 WYARC 3. Pres. 3; GAA 1.2.3; FBLA 3; Mascoutin Staff 3; Mas- coutin Headlines Ed. 4; Glee Cl. 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3.4. MAGDANZ. JERRY-Wrestling 1. MALZHAN. KATHY-1 HA.HA; 2 HA. HA; 3 HA; Class Sec. 4 Girls League 4 Forestry 3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; AFS 2.3. 4; Spanish Cl. 1: French Cl. 3; Red n' Green 3.4; Feature Ed. 4; Badger Girl 3; Senior Class Play 4. MARKOFSKI. SUSAN-2 HA 4 HA FBLA 3.4; GAA 1.2.3; Forestry 3.4. MARKS. NEAL —Football 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2.3; Track 3.4; B Club 4. MARKS. THOMAS - Track 1.2; Cross Country 1.2. MARSHALL. MARY JANE-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; J.V. Capt. 2; V. Capt. 4; AFS 4; GAA 1.2.3; Bus Patrol 1; Band 1.2.3. 4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Mascoutin Identification Ed. 4; Senior Class Play 4; One Act Play 4; Music Toum. solo 1; Music Toum. ensemble 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 4; Snowball Court 4. MARVIN. MARY-FHA 1.2.3; Sec. 3; FBLA 3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Library Ass t. 2.3.4. MATTHIAS. NEIL-Football 1.2.3; Base- ball 2.3.4. MATHIA, JEAN-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 SA.HA; 4 HA; AFS 2.3; GAA 1.2.3; Mas- coutin Staff 2.3; Mascoutin Typing Ed. 4; Co-Chairman Prom 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; 9moke Signals Staff 3.4; Ed. 4; Snowball Court 4. McGEE. JERRY-Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; B Club 3.4. McMONIGAL. MARY PAT- 1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Student Coun- cil 1.2.3; GAA 1.2.3; French CL 3. V. Pres. 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Mascoutin Staff 1.2.3.4; Managing Ed. 2; Ass t Ed. 3; Co-Ed. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Court 3;Homecoming Court 4. MICHAELS. JEAN-1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Int. Reading 4; Drama CL 1.2.3.4; Pres 3; Treas. 4; FNA 3.4; Speech CL 3; GAA 1.2.3; WYARC 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; One Act Play 2.3.4; Senior Class Play 4; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4. State 2.3; Madrigal 3.4; Student Director 4. MOLDENHAUER. CARLA - Trans 4. Osh- kosh. Wis.; FHA 4; FBLA 4. MOORE. JAMES-3 HA; 4 HA. Football 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Key CL 4 Senior Class Play 4; Snowball Court 4. MOREHOUSE. MICHAEL - Basketball Manager 1; Band 1; Music Tourn. solo 1; State 1. MORI ARTY. ROBERT-Football 1; Snow- ball Court 4 MURPHY. DARRYL-Trans. 2. Tinley Park, III.; Football 2.3.4; Baseball 2.4. B Club 3.4; Treas. 4: Prom Court 3. MURPHY. KENNETH-Trans. 2. Tinley Park. III.. Football 3.4. Baseball 3.4. Wrestling 3.4; B Club 3.4; Srgt. at Arms 4; Homecoming Court 4 NECK. THOMAS-Football 1.2.3.4; Red n‘ Green 3; Snowball Court 4. NELSON. JANET -1 HA.SA; 2 SA.SA; 3 SA SA; 4 SA. FBLA 3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4 Nat'l. Honor Society 3.4; Pres 4; Snow- ball Queen 4. NEUBAUER. WILLIAM-FFA 1.2.3.4 For- estry 1.2.3.4. NIGBOR. LOUISE-3 HA. 4 HA. GAA 1.2.3.4; Snowball Court 4, OLSEN. DAVID-3 HA; 4 HA; Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1; Track 4. Key CL 3.4; B Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Pres. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Music Tourn. solo 2.3.4; State 4. OLSON. PAUL-3 HA. 4 HA; Football 2; FFA 1.2.3.4; JDA 1.2.3.4; Treas. 3; Pres 4; Forestry 3.4. PARKER. TOM - Forestry 1.2.3.4; JDA 1.2.3.4, PAUGELS. ROBERT - Football 1. PINKALL. EUGENE-1 HA.HA; 2HA,HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2. ; Class Pres. 3; Key CL 4; Band 1.2. 3.4; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3. PORTER. SANDRA-1 HA.SA; 2 SA.SA; 3 SA.SA; 4 SA; Class Treas. 4; GAA 1.3; FBLA 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Mascoutin Staff 3.4; Mascoutin Make-up Ed. 4; Music Toum. ensemble 3; State 3; Bus Patrol 1,2,3.4; Nat’l. Honor Society 3.4. PRIBNOW. ARNOLD-Wrestling 1.2. PRIEN. KAREN FHA 1.2; Glee Club 1. RAMIREZ. TEDDY-3 HA.HA; Football 1.2. RANDALL. CONSTANCE-3 HA FHA 3.4; V. Pres. 4; GAA 1.2; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2. REJCH. NANCY-1 HA.HA; Forestry 3. 4; Red ’n' Green 3.4; GAA 1.2,3; AFS 2; Prom Court 3. ROGGOW. MARY JO-1 HA.HA. 2 HA; 4 HA. Girls League 4; FBLA 2.3,4. AFS 2.3.4; Mascoutin Staff 3.4; Business Ed. 4; GAA 2.3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Senior Class Play 4. ROWEN. DENNIS-Football 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball Manager 2. SAGE. SUSAN-1 HA.HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA. 4 HA; FBLA 3.4; AFS 4; Spanish CL 1; Senior Class Play 4. GAA 2.3.4; Mascoutin Staff 3,4. SEAMAN. PETER-FootbalI 1: Basketball 1; Track 1. SEAMAN. ROSE ANN-1 HA.HA; 2 HA. HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; FHA 2.3; GAA 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3.4; Treas. 4. SCHEDLER. MIRIAM-1 HA; 2 HA.HA; 3 HA.HA. 4 HA. GAA 1.2.3.4; German CL 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2,3.4; Senior Class Play 4. Snowball Court 4. SIEVERS. NAOMI -1 HA.SA 2 HA,HA 3 HA.HA. 4 HA. Girls League 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2.3; Latin CL 1, Ger- man CL 3. GAA 1.2. AFS 3; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2; Mascoutin Staff 1.2.3.4 Man- aging Ed. 2; Ass t. Ed. 3; Co-Ed. 4 Music Toum. ensemble 1.2; Nat'l. Honor Society 3.4; Prom Court 3. SOBIESKI. MARY 1 HA.HA 2 SA.SA; 3 HA.HA. 4 HA; FT A 4; GAA 1.2.3.4 Bus Patrol 3.4; Latin CL 1. SNELL. ROGER-Football 4; Track 1.2. 3.4; FFA 1.2. Snowball Court 4. STECKBAUER. DANIEL - Footbal I 1.2; Basketball 2; Golf 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2. STOBBE. FRANCIS-Wrestling 2.3.4 STUMPNER. DIANE-2 HA.HA. 3 HA 4 HA. FBLA 3.4; Bus Patrol 2.3.4: AFS 3; Glee CL 1.2; Red n' Green 3.4. STUMPNER. MARY LOU - FHA 1.2; FBLA 3. GAA 3; Glee CL 3. SZESTERNIAK. WALTER-1 HA.HA; 2 HA. HA; FFA 1.2;JDA 1.2. TESCH. SHARON - 3 HA; Wrestling Cheerleader 3.4; Capt. 4; Student Coun- cil 1; AFS 2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee CL 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Mas coutin Staff 1.2. Red 'n' Green 3.4; Ed. 4; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State 1.2.3. Madrigal 3.4. THALACKER. KRISTY - Ex temp. Reading 1; Student Council 3.4. V. Pres. 4. Spanish CL 1; GAA 1.2.3; Mascoutin Staff 4; Mascoutin Faculty Ed. 4; Red 'n' Green 4; Senior Class Play 4. THOMA. WILLIAM-2 HA.HA; Baseball Manager 1; Wrestling 1.2; Red 'n' Green 3; One Act Play 2. THOMAS. DANIEL -4 HA; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Red 'n' Green 3.4. THULL. DIANE-GAA 1,2.3 FBLA 3 FHA 1.2; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2. THULL. NICK-Wrestling 2,3.4; B Club 4. TIMM. THOMAS-4 HA; Football 1.2; Key CL 3; Band 1.2. TRAHAN. WINDOLPH-Trans. 3. Milwau- kee. Wis.; Red n' Green 4; Senior Class Play 4; Prom King 3. TROCHINSKI. EUGENE-Forestry 3.4; FFA 1.2; Cross Country 1.2.3; B Club 2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3.4; Capt. 4; Class Treas. 1. USTRUCK. DIANE-1 HA.HA; 2 HA; 3 HA.HA; 4 HA; Student Council 2.3.4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Drama CL 3; GAA 1.2; Spanish CL 3; Glee CL 1; DAR Award 4; Student Director Senior Class Play 4. VIERTEL. DANIEL-2 HA HA 3 HA HA Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Class Pres. 2.4. Mascoutin Staff 4; Key CL 4; Band 1.2.3.4. Music Toum. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.4; Jazz Band 4. Senior Class Play 4; Prom Court 3. VIERTEL. MARC-1 HA.HA; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Senior Activities VOETBERG. PEGGY-1 HA HA. 2 HA 3 HA.HA. 4 HA. Debate 3.4; FTA 2.3.4 FHA 3.4 Sec. 4. German Cl 3. WYARC 3. Sec. 3; Glee Cl 1; Chorus 2.3. Music Tourn. solo 2. WAHLERS. LOIS -AFS 3.4 V. Pres 4 GAA 1.2. FBLA 3.4. WYARC 3. V. Pres. 3. Band 1.2.3. Glee Cl- 1. Mixed Chorus 2.3.4 Mascoutm Staff 1.2.3.4. Mascou- tin Business Ed. 4. Senior Class Play 4 WALLNER. CONNIE-2 HA.HA 3 HA. SA 4 SA Bus Patrol 2.3; FHA 1.2.3.4 V Pres 3; Pres. 4. Senior Class Play 4. Betty Crocker Award 4. WEISKE. JoELLEN -1 HA. 3 HA.HA 4 HA. WENDT. RICHARD-4 HA; Chorus 2.3.4 WERCH. CANDY - 1 HA.HA 2 HA; 3HA. 4 HA Girls League 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4. FBLA 3; AFS 2.4; Sec. 4; Mascoutm Staff 3.4 Band 1; Glee Cl 1 Chorus 2.3.4 Red 'n' Green 3; Music Toum. ensemble 1.2; State 1.2; Senior Class Play 4 WESNER. SHERRY -1 HA. HA. 2 HA; 3 HA FBLA 3.4 Sec. 3; V. Pres. 4, French Cl. 3; Spanish Cl. 1; GAA 1.2. 3.4 Senior Snowball Court 4 WILKE. CAROL German Cl- 3. Spanish Cl. 1. AFS 4; GAA 1.2,3.4. Mascoutin Cl. 3.4; Mascoutin Identification Ed. 4. Senior Class Play 4; Music Toum. ensemble 2; Glee Cl. 1; Chorus 2.3.4 WILLIAMS. MARK - Cross Country 12 3; Key Cl. 4 WIRTH. LEON 1 HA.HA; 2 HA HA 3 HA; Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Student Council 1; B Club 4. Prom Court 3. Valentine Court 3. YESKA. MARY LOU -1 HA; 2 HA 3 HA. HA; FHA 2.3 FBLA 4. Pres. 4. GAA 1.3.4; Senior Class Play 4. YOUNGBAUER. ALOIS - Football 2; Base ball 2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Snowball Court 4. 2IETLOW. KAY-Latin Cl. 1; Mascoutin Staff 2. JORAM. NEIL-4 HA; Football 1; Track 1.2; Chorus 1; Senior Class Play 4 Badger State Colleen Beaman Larry Hollmaier Sue Lane Guy Lubbert Fred Wiske Each year, a designated number of boys and girls are chosen as Badger State delegates. They are chosen on the basis of outstanding abilities in leadership in their high school classes. Badger State is a week long program sponsored by the American Legion. There, the delegates mix with hundreds of other representatives to gain first-hand knowledge of the organization and the functioning of state and local governments. The purpose of Badger State is to prepare these individuals to undertake the future responsi- bilities as citizens. Juniors The last too Mites G. Abel J. Abel J. Anderson J. Bahr L. Bahr B. Barnes C. Beaman J. Beck J. Beck N. Bebm R. Bintz B. Bitney L. Boe S. Brey S. Coulson W. Crawford D. Crossman C. Crow R. Darmck L. Davis H. Decker S. Dombeck P. Doro D. Drover L. Drover M. Dudek P. Elendt R. Ewald R. Fahler C. Foster G. Friemark J. Froelich C. Frost J. Fyhrlund J. Gelhar K. Gies T. Godson E. Groth J. Haase B. Hackney V. Hajek P. Hallman Juniors S. Hallman D. Hanson R. Harke P. Harmel B. Heise J. Helmrick D. Hibicki J. Huser C. Hynson G. Inda J. Inda J. James J. James H. Janssen C. Johnson D. Jones D. Keck K. Kettlewell J. Koch D. Koonce M. Kretzmann D. Kroeck L. Ladwig S. Lane M. Maciejewski N. Mackowski L. Malson C. Markofski K. Markowski G. Marks M. Marks Juniors D. Polka M. Pribnow C. Przybyl B. Resop R. Revels C. Rhodes C. Rogers B. Rozek D. Rudolph C. Satrang J. Schommer J. Schultz J. Schuster R. Sears G. Sedarski J. Seising D. Smith D. Sobieski J. Sobieski R. Sonnenschein M. Sonnentag P. Sprinkle J. Stoddard S. Strebelinski M. Streicher M. Swederske B. Teske A. Tetzke Juniors D. Thompson M. Thull J. Timm R. Timm D. Tranberg J. Treder J. Trochinski B. Ursin E. Vergin K. Vergin B. Vetrone L. Walker R. Wallace J. Walter S. Weber J. Weir R. Weiske J. Werch S. Werch W. Wesner G. Wiecki J. Zmgsheim J. Koch, S. Weber, P. Wiske, S. Holmes Sophomores in the Streets T. Alf D. Anderson R. Bahn J. Bahr P. Bahr R. Barthels M. Bartol M. Beaman D. Beck L. Behm M. Bicking L. Boeck K. Bosveld J. Brotske K. Brown R. Brown L. Buchholz R. Bunker J. Chappa J. Chier L. Chikowski J. Cismoski R. Clasen B. Coville T. Curran J. Czinsky T. Davis D. DePew P. Disterhaft V. Distertiaft G. Domskie D. Doro J. Doro R. Edmonds C. Fahrenkamf E.M. Feder S. Fernandez T. Fischer J. Fitzpatrick S. Fox D. Funk J. Gates J. Haase D. Franklyn D. Fyhrlund T. Gonyo M. Haase Sophomores C. Hajek S. Hallman J. Hansel C. Hansen D. Hardel J. Hart C. Haskins J. Helmrick L. Helstad C. Henke R. Henke L. Herbst R. Hilt G. Hoeft D. Hoffman S. Hollmaier G. Johnson J. Janes P. Janes B. Jodarski C. Kelley D. Karmeman • % I J. Kaskavage D. Kasuboski D. Kasuboski S. Kaufman J- Kom L. Kom R. Kotloski D. Krause G. Krause J. Krause M. Krause P. Krause C. Kretzmann C. Kroeck J. Krueger R. Kuble P. Kurczek M. Langenhorst Sophomores J. LaSure M. Lawler P. Leone C. Leppin P. Lind N. Lippert E. Luebke T. Maciejewski R. Malnory J. Malzhan J. Manweiler T. Martin D. Matthias A. McCue K. McGee D. Mehn J. Meyer M. Michels T. Miller J. Mirr M. Mleczek R. Moore J. Naparalla P. Nechkash J. Nestler M. Nigbor G. Nighbor C. Olsen J. Paugels S. Osterberg M. Ottman P. Ottman P. Pionke G. Prellwitz D. Przybyl D. Przybyl J. Quinn J. Reimer D. Rejch N. Resop C. Richter F. Rivers R. Pick M. Pinkall r M. Roden cal S. Rodencal Sophomores J. Schiltz J. Schroeder D. Schubert M. E. Seaman D. Secora T. Sedarski S. Sherman T. Sierakowski A. Smazinski M. Smith M. Smith C. Spanheimer C. Stahoviak M. Stemler K. Stobbe A. Storm D. Stowell B. Strebel inski P. Streicher S. Strieker L. Tetzke S. Thada E. Thom L. Thoma C. Thull E. Thull D. Tiffany D. Tiffany J. Tostenson M. Ustruck L. VanOrnum E. Vetrone F. Voetberg L. Wahlers D. Wallace M. Wallace G. Weiske C. Weiss C. Werch T. Werch M. Wesner S. Wildermuth R. Wmkel D. Zietlow Sophomores D. Witkowski J. Yonke C. Lippert Sophomore Officers C- Haskins. K. McGee. J. Malzhan, J. Hansel freshmen Rosemarv's Babv B. Anderson L. Anderson D. Angle L. Angle K. Bahn S. Bahr D Barbola T. Barnowske V. Beck L. Behm S Bicking T Bitney S. Boe J Boelter D. Buchholz I. Burkards M. Buhrow G. Butzin R. Carley B. Chaooa D. Chaooa S. Dutcher R. Edmonds T Egen R. Fahler D. Fernandez B. Fink K. Fink D. Flanigan M. Fox P. Goodrich K. Hess L. Hobbs J. Jodarski J. Johnson P. Klein J. Klick D. Krause J. Krause m D. Leigh L. Leipzig Freshmen K. Fredrick S. Gallert R. Gauthier J. Good W. Gies J. Hackney P. Hardel L. Hart R. Haskins B Helmuth G. Hoffman S. Holdorf J. Holmes D. Hoppa M. Hughes D. Kalupa M. Keck S. Keck L. Kehring D. Kempt D. Kline D. Klingbeil D. Koch S. Koscher D. Koteski P. Krause P. Krause J. Kurczek J. Lee S. Lee G. Leone M. Lesniak J. Lind W. Lippert L. Lochner freshmen R. Lyon G. Malson C. Malzhan E. Malzhan V. Marks A. Marschall A Mauritz B. McCue R. McDougal D. Manghe D. Meyer J. Miller K. Missal I L. Mitchell C. Mittelstaedt D. Moore M. Murkley R. Naparalla A. Nowak J. Nowicki P. Olsen D. Osterberg C. Ottman M. Perr L. Perry R. Petersen L. Petters D. Pinnow T. Pionke T. Polakowski P. Przybylski P. Quinn T. Raymond J. Reed A. Reilley D. Reitz J. Resop M. Resop G. Retzlaff K. Rhode M. Rietz P. Rocha L. Rodencal L. Rogers J. Rogers S. Roggow M. Sanders S. Schedler S. Schilder freshmen R. Schleicher W. Schmid M. Schommer J. Schramer C. Schroeder P. Schubert T. Schuster P. Schwarz R. Sedarski M. Sobralske D. Sonnentag P. Spanheimer Z. Spirra G. Stahoviak M. Stetter D. Stobbe J. Stobbe J. Stobbe T. Storm D. Suchorski G. Taugner G. Teske D. Tessaro M. Thomas T. Thomas J. Thull T. Thull M. Timm E. Torres J. Trahan J. Wamecke J. Warren S. Werch C. Wesner J. Treder S. Trochinski D. Waters D. Weber P. Weber M. Wick D. Williams J. Werch R. Werch J. Wouts V N. Vet rone K. Voetberg J. Wahlers J. Wise S. Wisniewski freshmen C. Yesse D. Pavelske G- Paulsen freshmen Officers ■ Band The Music Man Row 1 T. Hess. C. Beaman. J. Nowicki. G. Wiecki, J. Janes. H. Janssen. J. Michels Row 2 S. Ash. R. Sears. D. Klingbeil. M. Stetter. R. Wild. S. Tesch, J. Helmnck. M. James. P. Bahr. M Wallace. M. Beaman Row 3: D. Bella. E. Luebke. K. Kettlewell, L. Behm. S. Osterberg. M. Lesniak. J. Lee. I. Burkards. L. Helstad. P. Krause. G. Taugner. K. Hess. L. Anderson. T. Clasen Row 4 L. Tetzke. M. Timm. S. Keck. M. Keck. L. Hollmaier. D. Kroeck. S. Trochmski. S. Strieker. J. Haase. D. Jones. J. Czinsky. M. Sanders. N. Petters DISTRICT SOLO ENSEMBLE RATINGS CLASS A Ist's (going to state) Comet Trumpet Solos Scott Hollmaier Tim Thomas John Hynson Deby Franklin Cheryl Hynson Trombone Solos Gary Eggert David ft lka Gene Pinkall Phi 11 ip Goodrich Drum Solos Jeff Hoffman John Timm Daniel Viertel French Horn Solos Nadine Behm Julie Schiltz Margie Kretzmann Baritone Horn Solo David Secora Tuba Solos Norman Petters Jim Haase Flute Solos Tena Hess Sue Ash Donna Bella Colleen Beaman Lois Tetzke Robbie Sears Clarinet Solos Maureen Beaman Jean Janes Gail Wiecki Ingrid Burkards Rosemary Wild Oboe Solo Jean Michaels Bass Clarinet Solo Larry Hollmaier Bassoon Solo Deby Parsons Saxaphone Solos LuAnn Wahlers Barb Wilson Vocal Solos Tena Hess Jean Janes Valane Hajek CLASS A 1st RATINGS (not qualified for state) Saxaphone Solos Judy Haase David Jones Julie Good CLASS A ENSEMBLES (going to state) Comet Duet Scott Hollmaier John Hynson Tim Thomas Lynal Lochner Comet-Bari tone Duet Dennis Keck David Secora Snare Drum Duets Daniel Viertel Bob Teske John Timm Dennis Hoffman Snare Drum Trio Dennis Hoffman Mike Ottman Doug Weber French Horn Quartet Nadine Behm Margie Kretzmann Gail Freimark Julie SchiItz Trombone Duets Gary Eggert Eugene Pinkall David Polka Don Peschke Flute Duet Donna Bella Liz Luebke Clarinet Quartets Gail Wiecki Jean Janes Heidi Janssen Larry Hollmaier Rosemary Wild Jeanne Helmrick Deby Kroeck Sue Osterberg Sharon Tesch Heidi Janssen Mary Ann James Rosemary Wild Flute Trios Donna Bel la Tena Hess Sue Ash Colleen Beaman Lois Tetzke Robbie Sears Flute-Clarinet Duet Jean Janes Lois Tetzke Girls Vocal Triple Trio Jean Michaels Sharon Tesch Deby Crow Sandy Fernandez Barb Wilson Sue Ash Jill Stoddard Barb Caldwel I Madrigal Singers Sue Ash Barb Wilson Tena Hess Deby Crow Jill Stoddard Jean Michaels Jean Janes Sharon Tesch Lance Buchholz Bruce Ursm Greg Langenhorst Scott Hollmaier Larry Hollmaier Barb Caldwel I CLASS A 2nd RATINGS Comet Solos Lynal Lochner Mike Langenhorst Dennis Keck Trombone Solo Don Peschke French Horn Duet Nadine Behm Margie Kretzmann French Horn Solo Gail Freimark Tuba Solo Bruce Ursin Clarinet Solos Mary Lou Wallace Joanne Lee Bass Clarinet Solos Deby Kroeck Shirley Trochinski Woodwind Trio Jean Michaels Tena Hess Gail Wiecki Flute Sextet Mary Timm Mary Keck Sue Keck Jan Nowicki Mary Stetter Diane Klingbeil Band Row 1: J. Lind. D. Crow. D. Flanigan, J. Good, D. Pinkall, B. Wilson. L. Wahlers Row 2: D. Parsons. T. Bombinski. D. Osterberg. P. Ottman, D. Kline. J. Hynson. C. Hynson. M. Marshall. S. Hollmaier Row 3: M. Sobralski. L. Petters, J. Schiltz, M. Kretzmann. N. Behm. J. Gelhar. P. Weber, M. Langenhorst. D. Franklyn, T. Thomas. L. Lochner. J. Koch. D. Keck Row 4 D. Olson. J. Haase, B. Ursin. J. Warren, P. Goodrich. M. Michels. K. Brown. G. Hoeft. D. Parsons. D. Peschke. D. Polka. G. Pinkall. G. Eggert. D. Secora. R. Kettlewell Row 5: T. Davis. M. Schommer. L. Buchholtz. D. Weber. M. Ottman. D. Hoffman. J. Timm. B. Teske. D. Viertel DISTRICT SOLO ENSEMBLE RATINGS Drisn Duet Doug Weber Mike Schommer Saxaphone Quartet LuAnn Wahlers Barb Wi Ison Judy Haase David Jones Comet Duet Mary Jane Marshall Cheryl Hynson Vocal Solos Sue Ash Sandy Fernandez Bruce Ursin Vocal Duets Kim Hess Kathy Drover Barb Caldwell Jill Stoddard Darlene Fernandez Chris Olsen Vocal Trios Jean Janes Mary Ann James Joan James Kathy King Deby Schubert Cynthia Kretzmann Chene Harrison Peggy Voetberg Gail Nigbor Liz Luebke Sue Osterberg Jann Czinsky Renee Winkel Juanita Hansel Sue Wildermuth CLASS A” 3rd RATINGS Vocal Solos Cherie Harrison David Olsen CLASS B 1st RATINGS Trombone Solo Glenn Hoeft French Horn Solo Lynn Petters Flute Solo Sue Keck Vocal Solos Darlene Fernandez Kathy Drover James Tostenson Vocal Duets Mary Lesniak Patti Schwarz Tricia Clasen Sue Gallert Vocal Trio Kim Hess Sue Keck Ingrid Burkards Mary Sobralski Darlene Fernandez Jill Wamecke CLASS B 2nd RATINGS Vocal Solos Kathy King Lynal Lochner Ingrid Burkards Mary Sobralski Joan King Judy Manweiler Kim Hess Zoe Spirra Cynthia Kretzmann John Warren Paul Olsen Glenn Hoeft Lance Buchholz Vocal Duets Mary Sobralski Shirley Trochinski Deby Leigh Judy Treder B Madrigal Singers Sandy Fernandez Joan King Marcie Kretzmann Cynthia Kretzmann Margie Kretzmann Dave Olsen Norleen Luebke Glenn Hoeft Dick Wendt Jim Haase Allen McCue Dave Page Tom Godson Valarie Hajek Jeanne Helmrick Candy Werch CLASS B 3rd RATINGS Vocal Solos Patti Schwarz Patti Weber Vocal Sextets Patti Weber Jill Wisniewski Sandy Roggow Joan Werch Jean Kurczek Shirley Trochinski Lyssa Anderson Patti Schwarz Ella May Feder Judy Treder Jane Chier Lori Helstad Deby Leigh Patty Spanheimer Mary Lesniak C Madrigal John Warren Zoe Spi rra Jean Schramer Lynn Petters Deby Leigh Lynal Lochner Patti Weber Darlene Fernandez Shirley Trochinski Steve Bieking Scott Dahlke Don Osterberg Paul Olsen Jeff Lind Dave Koch Greg Leone CLASS C 2nd RATINGS Vocal Solo Dorothy Witkowski Chorus The Sound of Music Row 1 T. Hess, S. Fernandez. K. King. M. Schedler. C Beaman. M. James. J. James. B Caldwell. S. Wildermuth. S. Porter. M Roggow. L Wahlers. E. Luebke Row 2 B. Wilson. J. Michaels. J. King. M. Brooks. J. Dallas. C- Werch. P. Leone. G. Nighbor. J. Quinn, C. Olsen. J. Manweiler. R. Winkel Row 3: V. Hajek. J. Stoddard. M. McMomgal. S. Tesch. D. Crow, M Marshall. D. Schubert. J. Helmrick. J. Czinsky. J. Hansel, J. Janes. E. Luebke. S. Osterberg. J. Janes. J. Mathia Row 4 S. Ash. S. Dahlke. J. Haase. L. Buchholz. G. Leone. A. McCue. S. Bicking, B. Clasen. M. Kretzmann. N. Luebke. M. James. K. Lee, J. Haase. P. Dukerschien Row 5 G- Langenhorst. J. Warren. D. Barbola. J. Tostenson. L. Hollmaier. T. Godson. D. Page, S. Strieker. P. Olsen. M. Kretzmann. C. Harrison. C. Kretzmann Row 6 R. Revels. G. Hoeft. T. Kline. M Lochner. B- Ursin. D. Olsen. N. Petters. D. Kline. D. Koch. T. Bombinski. D Wendt. D. Osterberg. J. Lind. D. Angle. M. Buhrow. M. Zerkel Glee Club Row 1 K. Rhode. L. Lochner. D. Waters. L. Anderson. D. Fernandez. D. Pavelske. K. Hess. L Petters. S. Keck. P. Klein. J. Good. L. Perry. J. Treder. M. Sobralske Row 2: J. Wamecke. I. Burkards. M Perr. L. Rogers. C Ottman. C. Rogers. J. Wisniewski, G. Paulsen. P. Lind. M. Lawler. J. Malzhan. M Beaman. S. Trochinski Row 3 R. Edmonds. E. Feder. K. Missal. M. Lesniak. J. Kurczek. P. Spanheimer. L. Helstad. J. Chier. D Witkowski. C- Olsen, D. Leigh. S Schedler. V. Marks Row 4 P Weber. J. Schramer. P. Schwarz. S. Werch. J. Reed. J. Werch. T. Clasen, C Malzhan. S. Gallert. J. Holmes, S. Roggow. C. Drover Madrigal Row 1 G. Langenhorst. S. Tesch. B. Caldwell. T Hess. B Wilson. J. Michaels Row 2: B. Ursin. L. Hollmaier. L. Buchholz. D. Crow. J. Janes. J. Stoddard. S. Ash State Winners Row 1 S. Ash. D. Kroeck. L. Tetzke. D. Franklyn. J. Schiltz. E. Luebke Row 2: L. Lockner. J. Helmrick. B. Caldwell. M. James. D- Crow. J. Michaels. S. Fernandez. S. Osterberg Row 3: I. Burkards. C. Hynson. B. Wilson. C Beaman. R. Wild. H. Janssen, L. Wahlers. M. Beaman. J. Janes. G. Friemark Row 4 J. Haase. V. Hajek. G. Wiecki. J. Stoddard. R. Sears. N. Behm. M. Kretzmann. D- Parsons. S- Tesch. D. Bella. T. Hess Row 5 D Secora. J. Hynson. B. Teske. L. Hollmaier. D. Polka. D. Viertel. D. Hoffman. D. Weber. P Goodrich. G. Eggert Row 6: L. Buchholz. B. Ursin, D. Keck, D. Peschke. J. Timm. G. Langenhorst. N. Petters. T Thomas. • S. Hollmaier Student Council AH the King's Men Row 1: T. Clasen, D. Koplien. J. King, J. Schiltz, S. Wildermuth Row 2: N. Luebke. D. Crow, G. Wiecki, T. Nowak. G. Leone. D. Ustruck Row 3: P. Beautrais. F. Wiske. G. Eggert, P. Krause. J. Werch, Mr. Crow The Student Council is one of the strongest clubs in school. It is made up of five representa- tives from each class who are chosen by the students. During this school year the student council played a large role. It worked on a litter cam- paign for the school, sold popcorn for the Lisa Boening fund, and boosted school spirit during Homecoming week. The council advisor is Mr. Crow. Officers D. Ustruck, K. Thalacker, C. Crow. J. Werch Red 'n' Green Row 1: D. Chikowski, S. Holmes. P. Wiske. B. Chief. N. Mackowski, D. Hanson. C. Markofski Row 2: D. Stumpner. M. Kretzmann. S. Brey. F. Wiske, S. Tesch. S. DeNamur, K. Thalacker, J. Nestler Row 3: N. Petters. B. Clasen. J. Anderson. B. Barnes. S. Ash. J Nelson. K. Malzhan. P. Harmel Row 4: D. Gneiser, J. Seising. J. Werch, J. Koch, B. Ursin. K. Hackney. C. Nigbor, J. Dallas. N. Rejch The Red n' Green Staff consists of all Journalism II students. This year the class worked only on the paper. The paper comes out once a month, with a special Homecoming issue. For the past two years, the Red 'n' Green Staff has introduced the Senior Snowball. The advisor is Mrs.Voeltner and the editor this year was Sharon Tesch. RED V GREEN PRODUCTION STAFF Editor: ..............................................................................Sharon Tesch Feature Editor: .......................................................................Kathy Malzhan Art Editor:............................................................................... Sue Ash Photographers: ...................................................................... Norman Petters Jim Anderson Staff: ..........................................................................................Sue Weber, Kris Hackney, Nancy Rejch, Janet Dallas, Dave Gneiser, Cheryl Nigbor, Jim Anderson, John Seising Typists: ............... Diane Stumpner, Debbie Chikowski, Janet Nelson Masco ut in Editors Row 1: S. Porter, M. Schedler. M. Roggow. L. Wahlers. S. Wildermuth. M. Ustruck. Mr, Wahlers Row 2: B. Brotske. N. Petters. J. Anderson. G. Wiecki. S. Ash. D. Viertel Row 3: D. Frank. N. Luebke. K. Thalacker. M. McMomgal. D. Sievers. C. Wilke, S. Weber. D. Crow, M. Marshall MASCOUTIN EDITORS Co-Editors................................................-......................Dolly Sievers, Mary Pat McMonigal Assistant Editors................................................................Gail Wiecki, Sue Weber Managing Editors..................................................................Sue Wildermuth, Maribeth Ustruck Identification Editors ......................................................Mary Jane Marshall, Carol Wilke Typing Editors ..................................................................... Jean Mathia, Sue DeNamur Art Editor ............................................................................ Sue Ash Headlines Themes Editors ......................................................... Deby Crow, Norleen Luebke Make-Up Editor ............................................................. Sandy Porter Photography Editors.......................................................Norman Petters, Jim Anderson Student Faculty Editor ...........................................................Kris Thalacker Sports Editors.................................................................... Bob Brotske, Doug Frank Business Managers ............................................................... Lois Wahlers, Mary Jo Roggow Mascoutin Staff Row 1: L. Chikowski. L. Wahlers. P. Leone. D. Koplien. J. Dallas. S. Roggow. J. Warnecke. J. Chief Row 2: M. Sanders. J. Helmrick, C. Hynson, S. Tesch. M J. Thull, C. Markofski, L. Helstad. L. Thoma Row 3: D. Mehn. K. Lee, L. Davis, J. Schramer. P. Weber, R. Wild. J. Hansel. M. Beaman Row 4: J. Timm, J. Seising, J. Anderson, S. Sage. M. Dugenske. D. Bella, C. Werch, E. Luebke. J. Janes The purpose of the Mascoutin, as always, is to record the events of the past year. The production of the Mascoutin involves a lot of work, with students willing to contribute much of their free time. Each year editors are assigned to one of the following areas: Make-up, Typ- ing, Student Faculty, Identification, Sports, Photography, Art, Business, and Headlines or Themes. A rough draft of the book is made by the assistant editors, which is used by the printers. Copies of the clubs and results of sports and music tournaments are recorded. The advisor of this club is Mr. Wahlers. K Library Assistants Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte Row 1: C. Harrison. P. Klien, B. Inda. M. Pribnow. J. Walter. D. Koplien. J. Chier Row 2: R. Werch. K. Missal. J. Klick. J. Lee. F. Wiske, D. Tranberg, M. Sanders Row 3: P. Voetberg, T. Clasen. J. Janes. N. Butzin. Mrs. Clasen. L. Ladwig. S. Coulson The library assistant's job has become manifold since the library has been remodeled and is now known as the Media Center There are additional tasks to perform besides the usual one of picking out books and putting them back on the shelves when returned. The assistants help with book sales, find magazines and provide record and tape players for students. They also make posters and help construct bulletin boards and displays for the library. K--- XX- V future Teachers Up the Down Staircase Future Teachers of America is organized to encourage students to enter the field of education. The members are able to visit various college campuses. The officers are President, Fred Wiske; Vice President, Connie Foster; Secretary, Barb Wilson; and Treasurer, Jeanne Helmrick. The advisor is Mrs. Coats. Row 1 : F. Wiske. P. Voetberg. C. Markowski, J. Helmrick. C. Hynson, B. Wilson. C. Harrison Row 2: J. Werch. G. Lubbert. M. Sobieski. N. Firkus. D. Kroeck, C. Foster. C. Kretzmann. Mrs. Coats Girls League Row 1: S. Roggow, S. Schedler, S. Wildermuth, M. Roggow. J. Schiltz Row 2: Mrs. Zietlow, K. Malzhan. D. Sievers. C. Werch, P. Hallman, G. Wiecki The Girls League is composed of two girls from each class. The Seniors also have two extra members who have been voted in by the other members. The Big-Little Sister picnic is planned and organized by the Girls League. Its purpose is to acquaint the freshmen and senior girls. At Christ- mas time, a collection for the needy families of Berlin is taken. The money collected is used to buy food and toys for the families. Other activities include the Sadie Hawkins Dance and various school projects. W -VV - —M Key Club Boy's Town The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The club sells refreshments at the football and the basketball games, sends two delegates to the district con- ventions, gives a scholarship to a senior member each year, gives food to needy fami lies at Christ- mas time, and donates money to the T.V. telethons. This year it also sponsored the Love Society dance. This club is open to sophomore, junior, and senior boys. The officers are: President, Wayne Boening; Vice President, Jim Bahr; Secretary, Fred Wiske;and Treasurer, Gary Eggert. The advisors are Mr. Tollackson and Mr. Potter. Row 1: D. Mehn, J. Bahr. B. Joram. J. Moore. S. Dombeck. G. Gelhar. T. Gonyo Row 2: Mr. Potter. J. Anderson, D. Olsen. M. Lochner. G. King. G. Eggert. W. Boening, J. Timm. J. Koch .Row 3: F. Wiske, P. Beautrais. E. Pinkall. K. Crump, M. Williams. J. Bahr. R. Wallace. G Williams. Mr. Tollackson Junior Senior 6AA Row 1 J. James. C. Polakowski. M. Maciejewski. P. Wiske. J. Meyer. B. Rozek. P. Doro Row 2 P. Harmel, M. Kretzmann. M. Marks. K. Krause. C- Markowski. B. Chier. B. Caldwell. S. Nelson Row 3: B. Resop. L. Davis. B. Harke. C. Foster. E. Luebke, B. Williams, M.J. Thull. J. James Row 4 D. Doro, D. Chikowski. D. Bella. J. Mathia. S. Sage. S- DeNamur. M. Sobieski. M. Yeska The Powder-Puff Football Game was the highlight of the year for G.A.A. members. They also participated in flag football, volleyball, basketball, softball and body mechanics. Along with the ”B Club they sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Sophomore GAA Row 1 M. Mleczek. E. Luebke. J. Korn. J. Schiltz. J. Chier. J. Hansel. L. Wahlers Row 2: P. Kurczek. B. Strebel inski, S. Wildermuth. L. Thoma. C. Thull. D. Franklyn. S. Osterberg Row 3 C. Kretzmann. N. Resop. M. Lawler. L. Helstad. R. Winkel. L. Chikowski. J. Quinn Row 4 S. Kaufman. G. Nighbor. L. Behm. D. Stowell. C. Olsen. C. Hanson. T. Maciejewski Freshmen GAA Row 1: J. Werch. P Klein. S. Wisniewski. P. Schwarz. J. Thull. K. Hess. J. Kurczek. M. Thomas Row 2: J. Warnecke. J. Reed. P. Clasen, G. Paulson. I. Burkards. P. Krause. S. Schedler. L. Perry Row 3 S. Trochinski. D. Waters. J. Schramer. D. Leigh. P. Weber. M. Sobralski, S. Gallert. T. Thull 6.A.A. Officers P. Doro. C. Foster. C. Markowski. K. Krause 8 Club Where the Boys Are 'B' Club consists of all boys that have played in a varsity sport and have earned their letter. The club helps sponsor the Homecoming Dance, with the purpose of being able to buy the letters for the boys to put on their jackets. They also sponsor an Athletic banquet in the spring of the year. Row 1 M. Michaels. D. Secora. J. Bahr. D. Drover. R. Wallace. D. Keck. S. Dombeck. D. Polka, S. Hollmaier, N. Thu 11 Row 2: S. Strieker. F. Wiske. J. Seising, D. Kempf. B. Brotske. L. Hollmaier, J. Anderson. J. Gelhar, L. Smoody. L. Wirth, T. Sierakowski Row 3: E. Vetrone, W. Wesner. G. Trochinski. J. Gates, L. Ladwig, T. Godson. D. Parsons. T. Jodarski, G. Williams, J. Schommer. J. Werch, P. Krause. B. Bames Row 4 Mr. Parker. T. Sedarski, D. Peschke. D. Page. D. Frank, K. Murphy. J. Beaman. N. Marks. D. Olsen. M. Lochner. W. Boening, B. Ursin. J. Trochinski. M. Streicher. G. Lubbert American f ield Service It's A Mad, Mad World Row 1: J. Cismoski. B. Wilson, D. Koplien, P. Beautrais. F. Wiske, C. Werch, L. Wahlers. M.J. Roggow. G. Weiske Row 2: C. Hynson, S. Brey. L. Helstad. J. Chier, L. Thoma, S. Wildermuth, R. Kuble, M. Beaman. M.E. Seaman, K. Malzhan Row 3: A. Kasuboski. C. Foster. P. Voetberg. C. Markofski. P. Wiske. M. Ustruck. R. Wild, M. Wallace. D. Parsons. J. James. J. James. J. Wouts Row 4: R. Sonnenschein. S. Sage. J. Janes. M. Maciejewski, N. Behm. M.J. Marshall. C. Wilke. D. Bella. M.A. James. J. Helmrick. M. Kretzmann, E. Luebke, J. Warnecke. Z. Spirra The main purpose of the American Field Service Club is to finance a foreign exchange student at Berlin High. This year the club sponsored two main activities for this purpose. These were: the basketball game between the school faculty and the New York Satellites, and the selling of Christ- mas candy. The club's advisor is Mrs. Schroeder. Curators Days Gone By The primary objective of the Curators Club is to further their understanding of Berlin and the immediate area. The main task undertaken this year was collecting historical information about football at Berlin High. The officers are President, Fred Wiske; Secretary-Treasurer, Reggie Sonnen- schein. Mr. Polka is the advisor. Row 1: Mr. Polka, J. James. J. James, A. Kasuboski. C. Harrison. F. Wiske. J. Timm ‘ Row 2: R. Sonnenschein, M. Kretzmann. D. Parsons. E. Luebke. D. Polka, J. Bahr. J. Werch. D. Secora Berlin Junior Dairymen's Chapter A1y Side of the Mountain Row 1: C. Przybyl. R. Strebelinski, R. Damick. B. Timm. J. Kom. D. Doro, J. Hart Row 2: L. Mitchell. T. Barnowske. C. Petit. R. Rozek, T. Parker. G. Abel. Mr. Blackbourn Row 3: A. Tetzke. S. Hallman. D. Thompson. R. Ewald. B. Neubauer. P. Olsen. B. Hackney. J. Doro The Berlin Junior Dairymen are very active at Berlin High School. They learn better farming methods in addition to participating in judging contests and traveling on educational field trips. They learn not only how to become better farmers, but also develop leadership, cooperation and public speaking through these experiences. The advisor is Mr. Blackbourn. Judging Team C. Przybyl. R. Strebelinski, T. Parker, P. Olsen forestry How Green Was My Valley Row 1 Mr. Blackbourn, K. Hackney. C. Petit. R. Rozek. C. Przybyl. R. Strebelmski. A. Tetzke. D. Thompson Row 2 N. Rejch. J. Dallas. G. Abel, T. Parker. J. Abel. S. Hallman. R. Darmck. P. Olson. R. Davis Row 3: L. Nigbor, K. Malzhan. J. Mathia. R. Seaman. M. Yeska. S. Markofski. R. Ewald, B. Hackney, B. Neubauer K 'MK' X Bus Patrol Row 1: Mr. Blackbourn. S. Werch. N. Vetrone. K. Reitz. D. Kopitzke. K. Angle. D. Koplien. D. Stumpner. M. Sobieski. M. Swederski. Row 2 L. Mitchell. P. Schwartz. D. Witkowski. K. Bosveld. D. Sobieski, R. Missall. N. Butzin. L. Disterhaft. V. Disterhaft. K. Rhode. J. Lee Row 3 R. Kotlowski. R. Hilt, D. Mathias. J. LaSure. M. Dudek. R. Sonnenschein. J. Janes. J. Tostenson. G. Inda. B Klingbeil, J. Janes. S- Christianson. B- Butt Future Homemakers Guess Who's Coming to Vinner Row 1: S. Lee. P. Voetberg. C. Fahrenkamf, C. Wallner. K. Hess. L. Anderson, C. Malzhan, C. Rodgers, M. Wallace. G. Weiske. M. Stetter. N. Vetrone. B. Strebelinski. S. Werch. B. Helmuth Row 2: Mrs. Butler, B. Rozek. L. Disterhaft. L. Davis. J. Schultz. N. Lippert. P. Bahr. J. Treder. V. Marks, D. Davis. P. Krause. J. Thull. L. Leipzig. K. Voetberg. M. Timm. D. Moore Row 3: Mrs. Zietlow, P. Kurczek. S. Kaufman. C. Randall. M. Jodarski. S. Roggow. B. Jodarski. J. Reed, J. Schramer. D. Flanigan. D. Waters. J. Brotske, M. Mleczek. L. Lochner. J. Nowicki, L. Rodgers. K. Missall Row 4: S. Schilder. J. Janes. C. Moldenhauer. K. Bosveld, J. Kurczek. M. Brilla. M. Pribnow. G. Inda, L. Behm. C. Hanson. C. Rodencal. P. Weber. S. Gelhar. J. Miller. C. Ottman. P. Hardel, C. Yesse The Future Homemakers of America has been formed to help relationships between individuals, families, friends,and communities. Besides doing projects at Christmas and Halloween, the follow- ing also take place: Daddy-Date Night, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the annual Milwaukee Home Show Trip. Formerly, our FHA Club was in the district organization with Oshkosh, but starting this year, we have become our own private club with also a change of name. Officers C. Wallner, C. Randall. P. Voetberg. B. Jodarski. B. Strebelinski future Business Leaders Row 1: Mr. Richmond. K. Gies. M. Roggow, L. Wahlers. M. Hodge. S. Nelson, C. Polakowski. B. Cismoski, Mrs. Jodarski Row 2: B. Resop. M. Pribnow, M. Swederske. L. Davis. K. Lee. M. Thull, C. Fuhremann, D. Chikowski. D. Bella. P. Leipzig Row 3: G. Inda, C. Moldenhauer, M. Jodarski. R. Seaman. N. Fox. J. Nelson. M. Marvin, L. Rodgers. J. Schultz. G. Friemark Row 4: M. Yeska. R. Klassa. J. Gurkowski. K. Angle. S. Wesner. S. Markofski, M. Dugenske, S. Sage The Future Business Leaders is a club made up of students interested in business careers. To get a better understanding of business in general the club tours business firms each year. The advisors are Mrs. Jodarski and Mr. Richmond. K XK X future Nurses The purpose of the Future Nurses of America is to give girls interested in nursing a chance to find out more about the field. Miss Guertler is the advisor. The officers are: President, Norleen Luebke; Vice President, Karen Kettlewell; Secretary, Judy Haase: and Treasurer, Kathy Lee. Row 1: J. Michaels. D. Doro, N. Firkus. H. Janssen, R. Kuble. M. Doro. L. Hart. J. Cismoski, M. Maciejewski Row 2: P. Bahr, D. Przybyl, S. Hallman, N. Doro. K. Kettlewell, P. Lind, L. Thoma. B. Harke. D. Pinkall, J. Hasse. S. Lane. R. Sears Row 3: N. Luebke. M. Lawler. B. Resop, K. Lee. M. Janes. P. Doro. J. Stoddard. B. Caldwell, P. Hallman, L. Nigbor. A. Kasuboski. Miss Guertler Debate Mr. Schultz. P. Voetberg, R. Wild. C. Harrison Debate is an organization dedicated to formal argumentation. It consists of teams representing two different opinions on a controversial issue. Debate is used widely as a high school andcollege tournament competition and also in many levels of government to argue political issues. It builds confidence and speaking ability. K XX X Drama The Producers The Drama Club gives students with an interest in drama, whether it be acting, directing or backstage work, a chance to practice and develop their skills. Trips are made to see other drama groups. The highlight of this year was the one-act play contest. Officers this year are: President, Debbie Kroeck; Vice President. Jeanne Helmrick; Secretary, Maureen Beaman; and Treasurer, Jean Michaels. Row 1: P. Weber. K. Koplien. P. Leone. J. King, L. Petters. K. Voetberg. L. Anderson. J. Fitzpatrick, D. Secora Row 2: F. Wiske. J. Michaels, C. Beaman. M. Ustruck, J. Reed. L. Helstad, J. Chier. C. Markofski, N. Petters Row 3: Mr. Kunst. R. Rusch. N. Behm. S. Ash. J. Janes. J. Warnecke. M. Beaman. J. Helmrick. J. Anderson. D. Gneiser, D. Kroeck Cross Country Run Wild, Run free Row 1: C Rodgers. T. Sedarski. J. Gates. D. Keck Row 2: M. Lochner. J. Seising. S. Strieker. D. Secora. R. Wallace, Mr. Frank CROSS COUNTRY Sept. 16 Berlin, Waupaca Lost Sept. 23 Ripon, Winneconne. Berlin 2nd Sept. 25 Berlin. Oshkosh Lost Sept. 30 Oshkosh Invitational 7th of 9 Oct. 2 Ripon. Weyauwega. Waupun. Berlin 2nd Oct. 8 Waupun, Ripon, Beaver Dam. Lomira, Berlin 3rd Oct. 15 Conference Meet at Waupun 3rd Oct. 21 State Regionals 3rd of 9 Oct. 25 State Sectionals 12th of 12 Junior Varsity Cross Country Row 1: B. McCue, D. Polka. D. Tranberg Row 2: Mr. Frank. G. Williams. L. Bahr. J. Bahr Varsity football The Paper Lion Row 1: B. Teske. T. Godson. J. Beaman. K. Murphy. D. Murphy. J. Trochmski. B Ursin. D. Parsons. J. McGee. P. Krause. M. Michaels. Mr. Klatt Row 2: Mr. Hermanson. B. Barnes. T. Jodarskl. D. Frank. D. Kempf. L. Wirth. J. Huser. S. Dombeck. D. Peschke. T. Neck. S. Hollmaier. N. Marks. R. Snell Row 3: J. Timm, M. Strieker, D. Page. J. Schommer. F. Wiske. L. Hollmaier. J. Werch, D. Olsen. J. Anderson, B. Bitney. D. Drover, G. Lubbert. W. Boening. Mr. Parker The Indians had a most successful varsity football season this year with a record of 7 and 1. Berlin's only loss was to Horicon by one point, which cost them a chance at the conference championship. Selected by the conference coaches to represent the all-conference team were: Seniors; Jim Beaman, Darrel Murphy, Jerry McGee and Doug Frank, Juniors: John Trochinski, Larry Hollmaier and Bill Barnes. Berlin is looking forward to another fine season next year when it becomes a member of the new East Central Conference. SCHEDULE We They September 5 Menasha 7 0 September 12 Beaver Dam 14 6 September 19 Plymouth 24 0 September 26 Horicon 20 21 October 3 Columbus 35 6 October 10 Mayville 23 14 October 17 Waupun 35 7 October 24 Ripon 27 12 Home games Junior Varsity Football Row 1: S. Bickmg. D Williams. D. Buchholz. M. Schommer. G. Malson. T. Nowak. M. Fox. D. Rietz, D Weber. P. Olsen. S. Holdorf. R. Gauthier Row 2: Mr. Williams, M. Resop. S. Dahlke. J. Wahlers. G. Leone. P. Przybylski. E. Torres. J. Wise. D. Osterberg. R. D� liman. T. Pionke. Mr. Potter Row 3: T. Thomas. M Sanders. R Carley. R. Lyons. D. Krause. D. Bartol. J. Brisky. J. Boelter. T. Bitney. J. Jodarski. T. Bombmski Row 1 G. Perr. J. Hayes. M. Pmkall, T. Werch, S. Sherman. T. Miller. K. Fredericks. T. Alf Row 2: T. Egen. L. Buchholtz. J. Hackney. T. Curran. D. Hoffman. L. Van Ornum. J. Helmrick. C. Werch. A. Smazinski Row 3: Mr. Badura. J. C. Weiss. Mr. Cismoski. T. Martin. J. Nestler, Tollackson M. Bartol. B Coats. G. WE Heft. R. Zmgsheim. G. THEY Thom, September 11 Lourdes 0 42 L September 18 Beaver Dam 6 24 L September 25 Horicon 20 14 W October 2 Columbus 16 28 L October 9 Mayville 0 36 L October 16 Waupun 8 28 L October 23 Home Games Ripon Freshman 8 Football WE 28 THEY L September 19 Ripon 0 6 September 26 Horicon 8 0 October 2 Columbus 16 16 October 9 Mayvi lie 6 24 October 16 Waupun 0 30 October 23 Home Games Ripon 6 28 Varsity Wrestling True Grit Row 1: Mr. Carlson. D. Kempf. E. Vetrone, N. Thull. F. Stobbe. J. Seising Row 2: J. Schommer, R. Davis. E. Trochinski. A. Youngbauer. L. Ladwig. J. Trochmski Most Dedicated -Gene Vetrone Most Valuable -Gene Trochinski Most Take Downs-Gene Trochinski VARSITY date OPPONENT Nov. 21 Omro Nov. 25 Oshkosh Lourdes Dec _ 3 New London Dec. 6 Reedsburg Dec.10 Menasha Dec. 11 Kimberly Dec. 19 Horicon Jan. 9 Ripon ion 10 Seymour (Tournament) Jan! 26 Columbus Jan. 23 Mayville Jan. 30 Waupun H A H A H A A H A A H A WE THEY 33 15 28 24 17 27 6 out of 8 20 20 16 28 27 20 26 18 3 out of 8 43 3 33 15 15 31 Reedsburg Seymour Conference Regional s Sectionals State TOURNAMENT RESULTS Champions Champions Champions First First First Second Second Second Second Lost First Round John Seising 130 Gene Trochinski 155 Gene Vetrone 107 Al Youngbauer 165 Ken Murphy 185 Gene Vetrone 107 Gene Trochinski 155 Gene Vetrone 107 John Seising 130 Gene Trochinski 155 Dennis Kempf 98 Ken Murphy 185 John Trochinski Hwt Gene Trochinski 155 Gene Trochinski 155 Junior Varsity Wrestling Row 1: D. Osterberg, W. Wesner. J. Hart. T. Sedarski, G. Thom, T. Alf. T. Kline Row 2: Mr. Potter. D. Secora. J. Werch, J. Fyhrlund, T. Bamowske. M. Streicher. J. Nestler DATE Nov. 21 Nov. 25 Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Dec. 19 Jan. 9 Jan. 16 Jan. 23 Jan. 30 J.V. RECORDS OPPONENT WE THEY Omro H 43 8 Oshkosh Lourdes A 40 6 New London H 28 8 Menasha H 30 16 Kimberly A 21 31 Horicon A 34 16 Ripon H 25 25 Columbus A 30 13 Mayville H 33 8 Waupun A 16 34 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WON LOST DRAW Dennis Kempf 7 11 Eugene Vetrone 18 5 1 Nick ThuII 3 8 Wayne Wesner 3 3 Francis Stobbe 4 9 1 John Seising 13 8 1 Jeff Schommer 0 14 Gene Trochinski 23 3 1 Al Youngbauer 12 6 1 Lee Ladwig 13 9 Ken Murphy 14 4 Mike Streicher 4 4 John Trochinski 7 6 Jeff Werch 5 7 Varsity Basketball Winning Row 1 F. Wiske. T. Godson. P. Beautrais Row 2 T. Jodarski. D. Peschke. B. Brotske. D Page. P. Krause. D Parsons. L Bahr. B. Ursin. G. Williams. J. Beaman. D. Frank. G. Lubbert. L. Hollmaier VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY A Nov. 18 Lourdes 43 67 L A Nov. 20 Omro 57 73 L A Nov. 25 Chilton 51 80 L H Dec. 5 Mayvil le 47 58 L H Dec. 6 Wisconsin Dells 50 90 L A Dec. 12 Waupun 65 54 W H Dec. 19 Horicon 48 52 L H Jan. 2 Omro 67 47 W A Jan. 3 Wmneconne 79 63 W A Jem. 6 Beaver Dam 73 68 w A Jan. 9 Ripon 59 57 w H Jan. 16 Columbus 61 44 w A Jan. 23 Mayville 53 67 L H Jan. 30 Waupun 49 62 L A Feb. 6 Horicon 75 49 W H Feb 13 Ripon 57 59 L A Feb. 20 Columbus 67 51 W H Feb. 21 Beaver Dam 62 80 L A Feb. 27 Ripon 56 58 L •District Tournament at Ripon The 1969 -1970 Varsity basketball season was one of disappointment, record-wise. The Indians were plagued throughout the year by numerous turnovers and poor shooting percentages. But. despite this, the Indians improved steadily, and played some fine basketball, finishing the season with an 8-11 record over- all. and 5-5 in the Conference. Something new was added this year, as the Indians traveled to Menominee. Michigan, to take part in a two-day scrimmage with teams from Menominee. Houghton, and Shawano. Coach Parker hopes that this type of scrimmage may continue in the future. The Indians finished Northern Little Ten Conference play this year, as the Conference will be disband- ed Berlin will join the new East Central Conference next year All-Conference 2nd Team-Tom Jodarski Al 1-Conference Honorable Mention — Larry Hollmaier Honorary Captain —Tom Jodarski Most Valuable Player-Tom Jodarski Most Improved Player - Doug Parsons Best Defensive Player- Larry Hollmaier Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1 J. Haase, S. Hollmaier. T. Sierakowski, M. Langenhorst. P. Streicher Row 2: R. Lyons. D. Doro, M. Bartol, S. Strieker, D. Kasuboski. T. Martin. J. Hackney. D. Suchorski WE THEY A Nov. 18 Lourdes 20 47 L A Nov. 20 Omro 34 31 W A Nov. 25 Chilton 24 44 L H Dec. 5 Mayvi He 40 53 L H Dec. 6 Wisconsin Dells 41 40 W A Dec. 12 Waupun 47 46 W H Dec. 19 Hor icon 38 41 L H Jan. 2 Omro 56 48 W A Jan. 3 Winnttconne 50 55 L A Jan. 6 Beaver Dam 47 57 L A Jan. 9 Rtpon 45 39 W H Jan. 16 Columbus 47 44 W A Jan. 23 Mayvi lie 44 56 L H Jan. 30 Waupun 39 49 L A Feb. 6 Honcon 46 38 W H Feb. 13 Rtpon 51 52 L A Feb. 20 Colixnbus 42 60 L H Feb. 21 Beaver Dam 53 54 L freshman Basketball Row 1 M. Hughes. Mr. Pearson. G. Teske. S. Dahlke Row 2 B. McCue. M. Schommer. K. Fredrick. D. Weber. J. Jodarski. B Coats. D. Krause. J. Brisky. C Mittelstaedt. T. Bomb in ski, R. Carley. Jr.. J. Boelter. C. Torres. D. Williams. M. Fox. J. Wise Varsity Track Gone With the Wind Row 1: D. Keck. J. Seising. J. Anderson. D. Page. R. Sonnenschein Row 2: N. Marks. R. Wallace. T. Sierakowski. S. Hollmaier Row 3: Mr. Zarnott. D. Olsen, M. Streicher. P. Krause. G. Williams, R. Snell 1969 TRACK RESULTS DATE TEAMS PLACE WE THEY March 8 Milwaukee Journal Relays Heat winners 1:13.3 April 15 Berlin Relays 8th April 22 Omro - Wautoma - Berlin 2nd April 24 Berlin -Weyauwega 83 35 April 29 Oshkosh Lourdes 38 80 April 30 Omro-Berlin (Fresh-Soph) 83’ 2 23' 2 May 3 Appleton East Relays 5th May 6 Ripon Invitational 6th -12 teams May 13 Beaver Dam Invitational 8th - 9 teams May 15 Waupun-Berlin 47 71 May 16 Wautoma-Berlin (Fresh-Soph) 70 57 K XK Junior Varsity Track Row 1: R. Gauthier. J. Wise. B. McCue. R. Sedarski. T. Curran, D. Wallace Row 2: R. Henke. D. Secora, J. Jodarski, M. Sanders. R. Lyons. S. Dahlke. J. Gates Row 3: Mr. Williams. J. Boelter. T. Raymond. S. Strieker. R. Rusch. T. Davis. G- Thom Row 4: J. Timm, J. Hackney. J. Nestler. C. Kelley. D. Barbola The 1969 Track season proved to be one of anxieties. Though our team won only one dual, the work of Glenn Gerth, Larry Hollmaier and Roger Snell Was outstanding. The Freshman-Sophomore meets indicate that we have a good chance of future wins. We should be tough in the weights and discus, also, our relay teams and dash's should be our strengths for the 1970 season. Tennis Row 1 B. Coville. J. Hynson, D. Anderson, B. Clasen, M. Buhrow, J. Bahr Row 2: N. Petters. T. Bombinski. C. Rogers. J. Bahr. F. Wiske, Mr. Knoke Golf Row 1 J. Reimer. M Michels. P. Goodrich. S. Dombeck Row 2 J. Gelhar. D Tranberg. D. Polka, D. Kalupa. M. Fox. Mr. Polka Baseball The Babe Ruth Story Row 1: W. Wesnef. D. Kempf. J. Moore. M. Viertel. N. Matthias. Mr. Tollackson Row 2 D. Koonce, P. Beautrais. A. Youngbauer. B. Barnes. G. Lubbert. T. Jodarski. D. Peschke BERLIN BASEBALL 1969 TOURNAMENT PLAY WE THEY WE Winneconne 9 0 Regional Tournament Princeton 8 Omro 2 4 Regional Tournament Ripon 5 Ripon 4 0 District Tournament Neenah 2 Columbus 4 2 RECORD Mayvi lie 0 1 (11 innings) Won Lost Waupun 8 1 10 6 Waupun 1 0 H or icon 4 3 (14 innings) Horicon 3 8 Mayville 1 2 Columbus 5 0 Ripon 1 0 Markesan 1 3 1 _ • | A � . Junior Varsity Baseball THEY 0 1 3(11 innings) Row 1 J. Bnsky, D. Krause. J. Haase. E. Thull. G. Hoeft. D. Kasuboski. Mr. Ziemann Row 2 D. Reitz. M. Langenhorst. T. Nowak. B. Coats. M. Schommer. J. Doro. M Ottman. E. Torres Row 3 T. Werch. D. Koch. T Bitney. M Resop. D. Williams. D. Buchholz. R. Diliman. K. Strand Captains Leaders of Men MARK LOCHNER Cross Country Captain Varsity Cheerleaders J- Dallas . T. Hess M.J. Marshall School spirit wouldn't be complete without giving recognition to the cheerleaders. Their job is to promote school spirit and back the team, win or lose. The girls were always there to offer en- couragement and enthusiasm, whether it be football, basketball, or wrestling. The captains of the cheerleading squads are as follows: Varsity, Mary Jane Marshall; J.V., Julie Schiltz; Wrestling, Sharon Tesch. Their advisor was Miss Krynik. B. Chier B. Caldwell J. Cismoski Junior Varsity Cheerleaders J. Schiltz S. Osterberg. L. Helstad R. Winkel. L. Perry. I. Burkards Wrestling Cheerleaders S. Tesch M.J. ThulI, K. Krause. C Beaman •$ As ) . Hire - - Mr. Miss Berlin The King and Homecoming comes but once a year and this year Berlin High School went all out. The Homecoming festivities were set off by school spirit week. The students showed their enthusiasm by making signs and participating in the activities of the week. The Senior class took a well-earned first on their float 'We ll Cage the Cards and Hang 'Em by De-Feet. The Juniors placed second with We'll Showboat Sterness and Steam. Surprising all. the Freshmen grabbed third with their recognition of 100 years of football: We've Come A Long Way Berlin. While the Sophomores followed with a close fourth with their float Our Injuns Will Track 'Em Down. Queen Tena Hess and King Tom Jodarski were crowned at the Victory Dance after the game which cele- brated Berlin's win over Mayville 23 to 14. and finished off a perfect week. Homecoming Court Row 1: K. Hackney, J. Dallas. T. Hess. M. P. McMonigal. D. Ustruck Row 2: J. McGee. K. Murphy. T. Jodarski, D. Frank. J. Beaman SENIOR WE'LL CAGE THE CARDS AND HANG 'EM BY DE-FEET First STEAM JUNIOR WE LL SHOW BOAT STERNNESS Second AND 10 FRESHMAN WE'VE COME A LONG WAY BERLIN Third SOPHOMORE OUR INJUNS WILL TRACK 'EM DOWN Fourth Boards Snowball Court White Christmas Row 1 Queen Janet Nelson. King Danny Thomas Row 2 R. Moriarty. J. Mathia. J. Moore. S. Wesner. T. Neck Row 1 Roger Snell. A. Youngbauer. G. Eggert. W Boening Row 2 M.J Marshall. L. Nigbor. M. Schedler, D. Crow Prom King and Queen Romeo and Juliet QUEEN LuANN NIGBOR-KING JIM KOCH The royalty of the 1970 Junior Prom were Queen LuAnn Nigbor and King Jim Koch. This year's Prom was centered around the 14th century ROMEO AND JULIET theme. A castle, draw bridge, and a courtyard of pillars added to the scenery of purple, orchid and pink combina- tions of flowers and streamers. This year the Post Prom was held at Clay Lamberton with music provided by the Penthouse Paupers. Bruce Ursin Prom Court Gail Wiecki Bill Barnes LuAnn Drover John Trochinski Judy Meyer Jeff Werch Barb Caldwell Senior Class Play The Oscar I Remember Mama.” this year's Senior Class Play, is based on the book Mama's Bank Ac- count. Set in San Francisco in the early 1900's, the twenty-two scene production concerns an immigrant Norwegian family, and the trials and tribulations of raising the family and of running the household. Written by John Van Druten, the play was directed by Mrs. Vicky Behm, Mr. William Kunst and Dianne Ustruck--student director. Katrin ........ Mama........... Papa .......... Dagmar........ Christine .... Mr. Hyde....... Nels ......... Aunt Trina ___ Aunt Si grid .... Aunt Jenny .... Uncle Chris ... A Woman ...... Mr. Thorkelson . Dr. Johnson ... Arne ......... A Nurse ...... Another Nurse . Soda Clerk .... Madeline...... Dorothy Schiller F.D. Moorehead Bell-boy ..... Wash Woman . .. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST ........................................... Kristy Thalacker ............................................... Jean Mathia ............................................. David Olsen ........................................... Miriam Schedler ................................................. Sue Ash ........................................ Pierre Beautrais ............................................Daniel Viertel ................................................ Tena Hess ............................................ Mary Lou Yeska ..............................................Jean Michaels ..............................................Gary Eggert ............................................... Susan Sage ...........................................Bradley Joram ..........................................Windolph Trahan ............................................. Neil Joram .......................................... Rosalie Klassa .............................................Janet Dallas ...............................................Jim Moore ............................................ Janet Nelson .......................................Mary Pat McMonigal ....................................... Mary Jane Marshall ........................................ Walter Szestemiak ............................................... Donna Bella Workers COOKS CUSTODIANS and MAINTENANCE OFFICE WORKERS BUSINESS OFFICE WORKERS North Central Evaluation Berlin High School has been a member of the North Central Association since 1908. Member- ship is based on the development and maintenance of high standards. The association includes qualified schools within a nineteen-state area. On March 16, 17, and 18, Berlin High underwent the first complete NCA evaluation since 1908. During this three-day period a team of experienced educators and administrators were present to observe and evaluate our school. The areas which they studied included city-school relationship, curriculum, extra curricular activities, grounds and facilities and guidance. Several evaluators spoke to students and received their impressions of Berlin High. After making these observations, each committee of evaluators compiled a report to be submit- ted to the NCA and also a copy of each report to be on file at Berlin High. This evaluation would have not been possible had it not been for the work of the Steering Com- mittee. The committee was headed by Mr. Crow. Other members included Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Jodarski, Mrs. Schroeder, Mr. Parker, Mr. Roethel, Mr. Wahlers and Mr. Doll. However, all of the administrators, teachers and students had a large part in making the evaluation the success it was. Trip How Spent My Summer Vacation Trip Gottcha! They're pale —but weiser”! Brotske's letting off steam again! The morning after . . . I saw him first! Check your oil. sir? Calendar August, 1969 28 School Opens September, 1969 5 Football (Menasha) 11 Football (Beaver Dam) (J.V.) 12 16 18 18 19 23 25 25 26 30 Football (Beaver Dam) Cross Country (Waupaca) Football (Lourdes) (J.V.) Football (Ripon) (Freshmen) Football (Plymouth) Cross Country (Ripon) Football (Horicon) (J.V.) Cross Country (Oshkosh) Football (Horicon) Cross Country Invitational (Oshkosh) October, 1969 2 Football (Columbus) (J.V.) 2 2 3 6 6 9 9 9 10 15 16 16 17 23 23 23 24 31 Football (Columbus) (Freshmen) Cross Country (Ripon, Waupun, Weyawega) Football (Columbus) Cross Country Invitational (Beaver Dam) Assembly Program Football (Mayville) (J.V.) Football (Mayville) (J.V.) Cross Country (Waupun, Ripon) Football (Mayville) Homecoming Cross Country Conference Football (Waupun) (J.V.) Football (Waupun) (Freshmen) Football (Waupun) Football (Ripon) (J.V.) Football (Ripon) (Freshmen) One-act Play Contest Football (Ripon) First Quarter Ends November, 1969 6-7 WEA Convention 12-13 Open House 14 Assembly (Awards Program) 18 19 20 21 25 25 Basketball (Lourdes) Winter Band Concert Basketball (Omro) Wrestling (Omro) Basketball (Chilton) Wrestling (Lourdes) 26 Assembly Program 27-28 Thanksgiving Vacation December. 1969 3 Wrestling (New London) 5 Basketball (Mayville) 5 6 6 10 11 11 12 15 17 19 Assembly Program Basketball (Wisconsin Dells) Wrestling (Reedsburg) Wrestling (Menasha) Wrestling (Kimberly) Choral Concert (Jr. High) Basketball (Waupun) Assembly Program Wrestling (Wild Rose) Basketball (Horicon) Calendar December, 1969 (Continued) 19 Wrestling (Horicon) 20 Snowball 22-31 Christmas Vacation January, 1970 2 Basketball (Omro) 3 Basketball (Winneconne) 5 School Reopens 6 Basketball (Beaver Dam) 8 Harlen Satelites 9 Basketball (Ripon) Wrestling (Ripon) 10 Wrestling (Seymour) 16 Basketball (Columbus) Wrestling (Columbus) 23 First Semester Ends Basketball (Mayville) Wrestling (Mayville) 26 Breakfast 7:30 Clay Lamberton 28 Report Cards Due 30 Basketball (Waupun) Wrestling (Waupun) February, 1970 2 Assembly Program 5 Modem Moods Concert 6 Basketball (Horicon) 7 Wrestling Tournament (Mayville) 13 Basketball (Ripon) 20 Basketball (Columbus) 27 Basketball (Beaver Dam) March, 1970 16 NCA Evaluation 17 NCA 18 NCA 25 Third Quarter Ends 26 Easter Vacation 31 School Reopens April, 1970 1 Report Cards Due 1 North Central Choir Concert 5 Track (Madison West) Relays 9 Baseball (Markesan) 10 NE Teachers Convention 13 Baseball (Omro) 14 Track Relay 16 Baseball (Ripon) 21 Track (Omro) 21 Baseball (Columbus) 21 Tennis (Ripon) 21 Golf (Ripon Waupun) 23 Baseball (Mayville) 24 Assembly Program 25 State Solo Ensemble 27 Tennis (Lourdes) 27 Golf Conference (Ripon) 28 Track (Weyawega) 28 Baseball (Waupun) 28 Tennis (Waupun) 29 Golf (Waupaca Oshkosh) .30 Baseball (Waupun) 30 Tennis (Mayville) Calendar May. 1970 2 2 4 5 5 5 6 7 7 8 9 11 12 12 12 14 14 15 18 18 19 19 19 19 19 21 21 21 23 23 25 26 26 28 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 31 June, 1970 1 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 7 7 7 7 11 12 13 Prom Track (Appleton East) Relays A Golf Conference (Columbus) Track, Ripon Invitational A Baseball (Horicon) H Tennis (Horicon) H Golf Conference (Mayville) Baseball (Mayville) H Tennis (Ripon) H Track (Waupun) H Concert Events Parade Golf Conference (Waupun) Track (Lourdes) H Baseball (Columbus) A Tennis (Portage) A Baseball (Ripon) Tennis (Waupun) Track (Wautoma) Tennis (Watertown) Golf (Horicon) Band-O-Rama Track--Northern Little 10 Freshmen Sophomore at Mayville Baseball (Horicon) Tennis (Mayville) Golf --Montello at Westfield Spring Choral Concert Track (Ripon) Tennis (Horicon) Baseball--District Tennis Conference meet at Waupun Baseball - -District Tennis--Regionals Track (Northern Little Ten Conference at Ripon) WIAA Regional Track WIAA Regional Track Memorial Day Alumni Banquet Golf Regionals Tennis Sectionals Track Regionals Baseball District Baccalaureate Baseball--District Play-offs Baseball--District Play-offs Track Sectionals Golf Sectionals School Closes Commencement Fourth Quarter Ends Baseball Sectionals Baseball Sectionals State Track State Golf State Tennis Baseball Sectionals State Track State Golf State Tennis State Basebal I State Baseball State Baseball

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