Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1957 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF A.Philipp, Mr.Pappenfusa(Adv.), D.Kiger, M.Kunst(Ed), D.Jozwiak, K.Arndt The annual staff of Birnamwood High School proudly exhibits the Bihiscan, to show our efforts in making this school year a memorable one for our faculty and student body. Ray Wolfinger Treasurer, Carl Radmer Clerk, Eugene Krubsack President Merritt Vlietstra Vice President, Otto Lipke Director In aopreciation of their untiring efforts to please the parents, teachers, and student's with our problems, and their help financially to make this yearbook possible, we, the graduating class of 1957, dedicate our annual, the Bihiscan, to the Bimamwood School District's Board of Education, Miss Kathy Suets Office Clerk Miss Hedwig Gustafson Superior State College Whitewater State College Commercial Mr. Orson Willard Bachelor of Science Oshkosh College Phy Ed, Athletics Mr. Omar Hubbard Bachelor of Science River Falls State College Agriculture, General Math Mr. Norman Lenius Bachelor of Arts Stout Institute Science, Ind. Arts Driver Education Mrs. Arisen Werner Bachelor of Science Northalnd College Civics, History Social Problems Mr. Verle Davison Bachelor of Science Eau Claire College Biology, Chemistry Algebra, Geometry Mr. Phil Graunke Bachelor of Arts Northland College English, Dramatics Miss Merilyn Carter Bachelor of Arts Northland College English l Mrs. Arleen Sazama Bachelor of Science University of Wisconsin Stevens Point College Home Economics Mr. Edward Shepel Bachelor of Science University Minnesota Band and Chorus Armstrong, Donald Don I just can’t make my eyes behave, F.F.A 3 Volleyball 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 1,2,3 4 V. President 3 Arndt, Karen Karen Bubbling over with laughter and fun, never a worry for work undone. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 Junior Class Play Bihiscan Staff 4 Blood, Gary Gary God bless the man who invented sleep. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Forensics 3 Drama 1,3 Basketball Mgr. 1,2 Junior Class Play One Act Play 4 Senior Class Play Breyer, Rosemary Rosie There's a sparkle in her eye that means mischief. F.H.A. 1,2 Drama Club 2,3 Pep Club 2 Library Club 2,3 She smiles at them all just for fun, but we all know there's only one. F.H.A, 1,2,3 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2 She studies, but she is perfectly normal. F.H.A. 1,2,i. Drama Club 1,2,3,if Pep Club 1,2,3,if Chorus 3,4 Forensics 3,4 Thespians 3,4 Scribe 4 Senior Class Play Clark Ganet Gay Gay as the day is long. F.H.A. 1 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,if Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1 Jr. Class Play One Act Play 2,4 cr. Class °lay Oriole Staff 4 Thespians 2,3,4 Triple Trio 1,2,3,4 Day, Theodore Ted All great men are dying- I’m not feeling so well myself. Drama Club 1,2,3 Stud. Council 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Chorus ? Sr. Class Play 4 Class V.Pres. 1,2 One Act Play 1,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Fremming, William Bill Don’t confuse me with facts, My Bind's made up. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3 Forensics 3 One Act Play 1,2,„ Jr. Class Play 3 Oriole Staff 4 Thespians 3 Frederick, Bonnie Bonnie My how quiet she stands alone, but her intentions remain unknown • F.H. •'� . 1 Henderson, Rosalie Rosie Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn’t do. F.H.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Oriole Staff 4 A major in business---- Monkey business. Drama Club 2 Pep Club 2 Industrial Arts Club 3 One Act Play 2 Why Study? Elvis won't live forever Holtz, Carl Carl Jozwiak, David Dave Life is a serious proposition—Girls, too. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Drama Club 1,2 Volleyball 2,3 Football 1 Sr. Class play Class Play 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Bihiscan Staff 4 Student Council 2 Industrial Arts Club 2 Pres. He's an upright, downright, alright guy. Drama Club 2,3 Chorus 4 Student Council 4 Band 1 Class Play 3 Class Pres. 4 Badger Eoys State 3 1 Act Play 1,4 Oriole Staff 4 Bihiscan Staff 4 Forensics 3 Thespians 3,4 VviK U.. ' It's better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. v In the moonlight, there oft' are three; he, the Mercury, and she. FHA 1,2,3 Chorus 2,4 Bihiscan Staff 4 (Editor) Student Council 1 Triple Trio 2 One Act Play 4 Glee Club 1,2 Forensics 2 Pep Club 1 Looks pious, but looks are deceiving. Glee Club 2,4 Class Play 3 Chorus 2,4 Band 3,A FHA 1 Industrial Arts Club 3 Drama Club 1,2 Volley Ball 3 Class Play 3 Baseball 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Kuschel, Karen Karen Lead me not into temptation. Just show me the way. FHA 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3.4 Class Secretary 3 Library Club 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 One Act Play 4 Class Play J,4 Oriole Staff 4 Thespians 3,4 Yyi She's here, I hear her giggle. FHA 1 Marten, Ardyth Ardyth Marten, Marjorie MarJ Vj - rr Quiet? Yes—In school. Glee Club 2,k Class Play 3 Chorus 2,4 Band 3� U FHA 1 Basketball 1,2,3� U Baseball '1,2,3,k Volleyball 2,3 Chorus 3,1+ FFA 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Volleyball 2 Basketball 4 Moss, Shirley Sam You can never tell about these quiet girls. Transferred from Gering, Nebraska F.H.A. 4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Chorus 4 Senior Class Play 4 National Honor Society I came, I bluffed, I graduated. F.F.A. 3,4 Volleyball 2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3 Student Council 1,3 One-act Play 1 Junior Class Play 3 Prom King 3 Class President, 3 She shifted her Drain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. F.H.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 One-act Play 1,4 Bihiscan Staff 4 Triple Trio 4 Transferred to Shawano Schmidt, Betty Bets I like musiq books and noise—but best of all I like the boys. F.H.A. 1,2 Oriole Staff Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Triple Trio Glee Club 1,2 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 A Student Council 4 Library Club 1,2 Class Secretary 4 4 4 « In school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows If It's true when she's free. She looks like an angel; acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. FHA 1,3,1+ (Pres.l ) Student Council 2,1 Pep Club 1,3,1 Library Club 1 0 . A . H . i. Student Council 1,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Drama Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,1 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1,2 Her hair Is too dark to make a good angel. FHA 1,2 Forensics 3 1+ Chorus 3 Class Pres. 1 Badger Girls State 3 Student Council 1 Drama Club 1,3� !+ Majorette 2.j Glee Club 1.2, Pep Club 1,2, Class Play 3 5 Library Club 1 Thespians 3 1+ s Her heart's like the moon, there's a man In It. Library Club 1,2 Cheerleaders 1 Drama Club 1 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1,2,3,1+ Chorus 1 Weber, John John The world is no better if you worry, life is no longer if you hurry. Class Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Drama Club 3 One Act Play 2 Young, Sandra Sandy Dark brown eyes are dangerous things. They sometimes keep one from sprouting wings. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 One Act Play 4 Drama Club 3,4 Majorette 3 � 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Class Play 3 Prom Queen 3 Prom Court 4 FHA 1,2,4 Ziegelbauer, Jerome Jerry There's no wisdom like frankness. Class Play 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 One Act Play 2,4 Forensics 2,3,4 Oriole Staff 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Thespians 4 JUNIORS How l ,. J.Block, C.Herrema, P.Stanke, J.Vlletstra, T.Niemuth J.Warpehoskl, J.Vlletstra, B.Breutzmann, R.Pesavento, B.Diestler Row 3. C.Gilray, E.Tronnier, V.Miller, M.Hosier, J.Vlletstra, L.Moss, H.Tautges, D.Draeger, D.Olson, P.Jozwlak Row 2. N.Vollmer, K.Krull, B.Knight, A..3trycharski, M.Ellefson, C.Schmidt, B.Brounacker, B.Radmer Row 1. Mr. Hubbard, E.Stelnke, J.Lindner, R.Schreurs, R.Mevarden, C.Chrudlmsky, I.Wood, K.Pickelmeyer, Miss.Custafson The first event of our school year was a nSQGk Hop dance on Sept. 30, 195o. On October 30, our class sponsored a Halloween Masquerade dance. The Junior Class sponsored the noon- hour movies this year. Modern pictures were shown on alternate weeks to both the high school and grade school pupils. We gave our class play: Ten O'Clock Scholar on Dec. 13 The annual Junior Prom was held on May 10 with music by Cliff Hoene. The theme was Moonlight and Roses . The members of our class were very active in many extra-curricular activities. SOPHOMORES Row i+. D.Sippl, J.Spiegl, H.Dickman, E.Kruit, D.Groetsema, D.Resch, R.Klish, J.Marten, R.Mortensen, W.Frederick Row 3. L.Johnson, D.Schrieber, G.Lindner, N.Rades, S.Jensen, S.Medo, E.Pesavento. D.Meverden, J.Remington,P.Filtz, Row 2. D.Blood, L.Marten, D.Bultman, Mr. Davison, D.Swanson, M.Tullberg, M.Ostroski, J.Filtz, C.Frederick Row 1. D.Resch, J.Schreurs, D.Hegewald, B.Hitt, F.Ryan, D.Kautza, P.McGrath, B.Damp Our first social activity was the Freshman Initiation and party held on Oct. 11, 1956. On Nov. 9, we were entertained by the Freshman Class at their return party. Our class sponsored a dance after the Mattoon game on Feb. 8. We are getting into the swing of extra-curricular activities. Next year we hope to be even more active. FRESHMEN Row 1 . D.Matsche, K.Knauf, D.Lemke, C.Marten, B.Hass, R.Kllah, B.Schults B.Backer, UUmland, E.Kunst Row 3. N.Schrelber, E.Relssmann, L.Klltzka, J.Stanke, J.Jorgensen, J.Meverden, R.Sandquiet, C.Kautza, E.Olson, G.Vogel Row 2. G.Garbisch, C.Jozwlak, R.Laplnskl, R.Postler, D.Carlson, L.Westendorf, P.Chrudlnaky, B.Bultman, P.Nelter, J.Philipp Row 1. N.Lenlus, H.Schmidt, C.Reach, B.Beversdorf, S.Llpke, C.Gardner B.Cstrowskl, G.Stelnke, S.Gast, G.Jozwlak, B.Stenson, E.Gureskl, N.Behn, A.Sazama We the class of 1961 have enjoyed our first year in high school. Although we came from many different schools, we soon began enjoying ourselves and work- ing together. We were initiated by the Sophomore Class on Oct. 11, 1956 and gave them a return party on Nov. 9. Our class members participated in many extra-curricular activities includ- ing; athletics, band, chorus, PFA, FHA, forensics and dramatics. Row U. K.Krull, D.Hegewald, E.Bultman, D.Lemke, D.Groetsema, A.Philipp, M. Marten, B.Brounacker, D.Lemke, K.Kuschel Row 3. C.Resch, B.Damp, P.McGrath, B.Radmer, E.Shepe}, K.Mosier, N. Vollmer, B.Peasly, B.Gegewald Row 2. H.Schmidt, S.Armstrong, E.Steinke, J.Lepak, S.Medo, G.Clark, G.Steinke, B.Beversdorf Row 1. R.Schreurs, M.Sippl, S.Young M.Sippl, S.Young, R.Schreurs Row 5. A.Philipp, J.Vlietstra, J.Vlietstra, C.Herrema, D.Groetsema, E.Kruit, D.Kiger, M.Marten, L.Moss Row 4 D.Jozwiak, P.Schroeder, J.Matsche, D.Carlson, B.Brounacker, D.Lemke, B.Knight, R.Breyer, S.Moss Row 3. E.Steinke, R.Schreurs, S.Medo, J.Jorgensen, M.Mosier, B.Radmer, Row 2. J.Schreurs, D.Resch, B.Hegewald, Mr. Shepel, F.Ryan, K.Krull, G.Steinke, fl.Schmidt Row 1. G.Garbisch, B.Damp, P.McGrath, S.Gast, G.Clark, S.Young, B.Beversdorf, C.Resch, H.Schmidt Row 4. B.Knight, B.Brounacker, M.Marten, A.Philipp, Mr. Shepel, L.Moss, D.Lemke, R.Breyer, S.Moss Row 3. E.Steinke, R.Schreurs, S.Medo, P.Schroeder, M.Mosier, B.Radmer, Row 2. J.Schreurs, D.Resch, D.Hegewald, K.Krull F.Ryan,G.Steinke, B.Schmidt Row 1. G.Garbisch, B.Damp, P.McGrath, S.Gast, S.Young, G.Clark, B.Beversdorf, C.Resch PEP CUL1B Row 5. S.Moss, A.Philipp, T.Niemuth, J.Block, Mrs.Sazama, J.Vlietstra, J.Vlietstra, C.Herrema, L.Moss, M.Hosier, D.Jozwiak Row 4. R.Henderson, M.Cstrowski, S.Carlson, P.Jozwiak, C.Gilray, P.Schroeder, R.Schreurs, R.Breyer, L.Westendorf, K.Kushel, L.Schmitt Row 3. R.Meverden, B.Radmer, K.Krull, P.Chrudimsky, S.Medo, E.Kunst, B.Knight, B.Bultman, B.Brounacker, C.Chrudimsky, G.Clark Row 2. N.VolImer, J.Lindner, C.Gardner, S.Young, J.Schreurs, D.Reach, D.Hegewald, G.Steinke, R.Ryan, P.McGrath Row 1. C.Resch, E.Steinke, G.Garbisch, B.Schmidt, K.Arndt, B.Beversdorf B.Damp The officers of our organization are: President------------Carol Chrudimsky Vice President-------Jack Vlietstra Secretary------------Barbara Brounacker Treasurer------------Dave Jozwiak We had concessions for the first Basketball game and made favors for the Cady Memorial home for Christmas. After the game with Wittenberg, we served the players and cheerleaders lunch . We sold pom poms and shakers for the basketball tournament. The proceeds went to the polio fund. We also made the banners and emblems for all the schools in the basketball tournament. Row if. Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. D.Reach, M.Ostrowski, L.Westendorf, P.Chrudinisky, B.Knight, L. Moss, J.Filtz, S.Moss, D.Hegewald, S.Young, R.Schreurs C.Gardner, J.Schreurs, K.Pichelmeyer, B.Bultman, D.Kautza, G.Steinke, S.Gast, E.Steinice t _ M. Kunst, G.Garbish, B.Damp, P.McGrath, C.Chrudimsky, K.Arndt V.Tautges, S.Lipke, B.Beversdorf, C.Reach B.Brounacker, J.Lindner, C.Schmidt, Mrs.Sazama, L.Schmitt, M.Ellefson, S.Medo Row 3� Row 2. Row 1. G.Lindner, D.Sippl. . R.Pesavento, R.Becker, E.Tronnier J.Block, B.Breutzmann, B.Schultz E.Reissmannj E.Kunst,'C.Marten, J.Meverden, E.Pesavento, J.Jorgensen, J.Remington, H.Schmidt Mr. Lenius, D.Armstrong, B.Diestler, D.Draeger, T.iUemuth, D.Carlson STUDENT COUNCIL Row 3. D.Reach, D.Kiger, J.Vlietstra, J.Vlietstra, H.Dickman, J.Weber Row 2. B.Schmidt, J.Remington, T.Day, D.Lemke, N.Behn, B.Radmer Row 1. E.Steinke, P.McGrath, L.Schmitt, S.Moaa, G.Jozwiak, J.Schreura B.Damp ORIOLE STAFF Row 2. P.Schi oeder, R.Henderson, J.Ziegelbauer, H.Gustafson, B.Schmidt Row 1. K.Kushel, B.Fremming, D.Kiger, G.Clark Row 3« J.Vlietstra, E.Kruit, M.Reissmann H.Tautges, B.Hass, G.Blood, J.Vlietstra, E. J.Vlietstra, H.Dickman, J.Spiegl, L.'Jmland Row 2. G.Vogl, N.Schreiber, L.Klitzka, R.Mortenson, D.Matsche, C.Kautza, R.Sandquist, E.Olson Row 1. D.Resch, D.Herrema, V.Miller, W.Korbisch, J.Matsche, T.Day Mr.Hubbard The Mr. Omar work for nine and Birnamwood Future Farmers of America under the guidance Hubbard agriculture instructor set up a very complete program of the schoolSyear 1956 -57. The membership reached a total of twenty officers elected were: President------ Vice President Secretary----- Treasurer----- Reporter------ Sentinel------ Bill Korbisch Dave Resch Ted Day James Matsche Virgil Miller •Calvin Herrema Each of the twenty-nine members served on one or more committees which conducted some service for the chapter. A «°raP r°nFdJiv Ss dg den in order to raise money for the treasury. All the F.F.A. boys sol garden seeds and the proceeds went into the treasury also. , .. .. A sweetheart dance was held January 11 after the Gresham basketball game at which we had concessions. Veronica Tautges, Senior Class candidate for pl hgg the name Birnamwood High School were sold and these Ser, ?h”ch.S”r5h£; fKESt, Son Bnnqu.t th. 26 of F.brn.r;. At the end of the school year the Senior Class boys who have been in agriculture two or more years will go on a trip and use some of the money ar-Minniated over the year to pay for the expenses of the trip. A Basketball team comprised of those boys not on the varsity or Junior .nv .f, n aved against tea s from D-C.Everest, Mattoon and Wittenberg. A3tournament was held the eighth and ninth of March at Birnamwood and those schools attended. THESPIANS Row 2. J.Block, D.Kiger, M.Reissmann, G.Elood, C.Herrema, B.Fremming Row 1. M.Mosier, M.Sippl, R.Breyer, T.Day, K.Kuschel, G.Clark ONE ACT PLAYS ELIZABETH Row 2. S.Young , C.Herrema, P.Schroeder, T.Day, J.Schreurs, J.Vlietstra S.Lipke Row 1. R.BreyeiiJ A.Philipp, P.McGrath ( student directors) NIGHTSCENE Row 2. J.Block, A.Strycharski. J.Ziegelbauer, T.Niemuth Row 1. S.Young, R.Breyer (student directors) LOVE HITS WILBUR K.Kuschel, B.Knight, R.Ereyer’f H.Schmidt, S.Young . J.Vlietstra, M.Kunst, C.Chrudimsky (♦student directors) BLACKOUT S.Young, G.Clark, G.Blood, D.Kiger, R.Breyer (student director) JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Row 3. H.Tautges, C.Herrema, J.Vliet-tra, P.Stanke, R. esavento Row 2. B.Brounacker, M.Ellefsen, L.Moss, C.Schmidt, C.Chrudimsky Row 1. E.Steinke, B.Knight, R.Schreurs, J.Lindner JUNIOR PROM 56 The Junior Prom was held April 13, 1956 in the gyanaalua. The theme was South Pacific with Bali Hai as the theae song. Music was by Buss Nelson and his orchestra. A large pala tree and two flamin- ?oes were on a small flower sprinkled •land in the center of the floor. There were smaller palm trees along the side and entrance. The grand march was held at 10:00 followed by the crowning of the king And queen. Kina, Mel Reissmann was crowned by the Senior Class President, Norman Radmer. Mel then crowned Sandra Young, Queen. The South Sea Island atmosphere and the fine auslc created the aood needed for a very successful proa. The court of honor consisted of: John Marten and Delores Kautsa, Calvin Herreaa and Mary Ann Sippl, Gerald Konkol and Karen Arndt, Norman Radmer and Beverly Wickaann, John Knauf and Mary Ann Resch. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 2. H.Dickman, J.Warpehoski, M.Reissmann, E.Kruit, D.Reach, B.Breutzmann, D.Armstrong Row 1. Mr. Willard, J.Matsche, J.Meverden, D.Draeger, B.Diestler, T.Day, J.Block Everett Kruit B'wood 50—Eagle River 55—Gresham 46—Edgar 66—W'lake 41—Rosholt 72—Scandy 49—Tigerton 4B—Mattoon � 46—Bowler 5—Gresham 37 60 42 45 50 47 47 62 51 43 B'wood 36—Wabfrio 56—Edgar � 50—W� lake 53—Rosholt n 55—Scandy 44—Tigerton 60—Elcho 45—Mattoon n 59—Wittenburg 52—Bowler 41 48 41 5lt 26 48 55 55 60 40 Tournament Scores B'wood 50—W'lake 45 59—Mattoon 60 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 2. D.Matsche, K.Knauf, B.Hass, J.Spiegl, E.Pesavento, L.Umland Row 1. Mr. Willard, N.Behn, N.Schrieber, D.Schrieber, J.Remington, T.Niemuth Carol RescK, Bonnie Beversdorf, Shirley Lipke, Gladys Steinke A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Eileen Steinke Jack Vlietstra Jim Vlietstra, Carol Gilray, Jack Vlietstra Carol Gilray Carol Chrudimsky Jim vlietstra Betty Schmidt Betty Schmidt, Eileen Steinke, Carol Chrudimsky, Sandra Young BASEBALL TEAM How 2 D.Draeger, J.Spiegl, H.Dickman, J.Warpehoski, E.Kruit B.Breutzmann, D.Resch, E.Pesavento Row 1. J.Block, B.Korbisch, B.Diestler, J.Matsche, J.Meverden, T.Day, J.Remington, Mr.Willard BIRNAMWOOD 2 0 3 3 9 SCORES OPPONENT Mattoon 10 Tigerton 5 Bowler 17 Gresham 4 White Lake 3 BATTING AV. Matsche .357 Resch .357 Breutzmann .312 Draeger .214 Pasevento .181 Korbisch .133 Diestler .117 TEAM RECORD Batting Av. .206 At Bat .131 Runs 17 Strike Outs 54 Bases on Balls 15 Errors 19 SENIOR CLASS WILL DONALD ARMSTRONG wills his basketball ability to Johnny Pichelmeyer. KAREN ARNDT wills her jolly laugh to any one who cares to have one like it. GARY BLOOD wills his ability to look awake while sleeping in class to Larry Johnson. BEVERLY BOETTCHER wills her great roller skating ability to Lillian Moss. SHARON CARLSON wills her ability to go steady to anyone who can't settle down. GANET CLARK wills her natural curly hair to Darlene Blood. BONNIE FREDERICK wills her long hair to Delores Kautza. BILL FREMMING wills his glasses to Donald Draeger so he can see to drive his chevy safely. ROSALIE HENDERSON wills her ability to drive a car to Rose Lapinski so she can go out. KARL HOLTZ wills his ability to frustrate and anger teachers to all future seniors DAVID JOZWIAK wills his ability to do geometry to somebody who knows how to do it. DELORES KAINZ wills her love for Elvis to Shirley Lipke. BILL KORBISCH wills his exciting night life to Herbert Tautges. KAREN KUSCHEL wills her maddening disposition to all future senior girls. DELANE LEMKE wills her ability to stay slim to anyone who has a hard time at it. ARDYTH MARTEN wills her shyness to Evelyn Hetzel. MARJORIE MARTEN wills her height to Carol Resch. JOHN MEVERDEN wills his pitching arm to next years team. MELVIN REISSMANN wills his long trips to Hatley to Rose Meverden. BETTY SCHMIDT wills her cheer leading ability to any freshman who wants a U year contract. LOLA SCHMITT wills her bowling ability to Shirley Medo. PATSY SCHROEDER wills her ability to make up excuses to Marjorie Mosier. MARY ANN SIPPL wills her ability to twirl baton to anyonewho wouldlike to be a mgjcrette. JEROME ZIEGELBAUER wills his poetic ability to Alan Hoffman and Ronald Klish MARCELLA KUNST wills her impudence to anyone who thinks she hasn't any. SHIRLEY MOSS wills her ability to chew gum in chorus without getting caught to Lucille Philipp. DAN KIGER wills his ability to get along with teachers to Gary McKellep. ROSEMARY BREYER wills her cheerful disposition and ready smile to all underclassmen who think that school is worse than death. TED DAY wills his and Veronica's seats in the corner to Nancy Rades and Jerry Remington. VERONICA TAUTGES wills her and Tedb job at the lunch hall to Calvin Herrema and Betty Radmer. ANN PHILIPP wills her ring to any girl who wants a man (because herb is already hocked). JOHN WEBER wills his athletic ability to Roger Sandquist. SANDRA YOUNG wills her cheerleading ability to Geraldine Garbisch. The Senior Class wills: our worn our pencils to the freshmen who were trying to economize and wore their pencils down so far that they ruined their knuckles. We will our books that we lost through the years to the sophomores who we're all sure will make good use of them. We will our prestige to the juniors, who have never had occasion to make use of any. We will our love notes and desk carvings to the janitors who, we're sure, appreciated our efforts to litter the floor and give them more work. To our cooks we will a lasting vacation after their long days of slaving in a hot kitchen to satisfy our appetites. Last but not least, we will ourselves to the outside world to relieve the tension of the B.H.S. faculty so they won't have to put in another hectic year with us. HOW WE LOOKED THEN Rose Lapinski Jim Block Jack Spiegl Christine Jozwiak AM Virgil Miller Shirley Moss Bonnie Damp Eyelyn Hetzel Ricky Ryan Mrs. Matzke Rosalie Karen Arndt Henderson Krull Margaret Ellefson Carol Chrudirasky SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The ten years since the class of 57 left B. H. S. have passed very quickly. It seems as though only yesterday we were still attending school, but in reality we have all put in years of hard work in our chosen fields. We've all changed a little, but still, as I think back over the plans each classmate had, I real- ize how all of their dreams and wishes have been fulfilled. It really is quite amazing to look up all the classmates and see how each is taking his place in society. „ , . I am on vacation and for the first time in years, I am going to check up on all of these old friends. It's a wonderful day for a ride, so I'll start out at the airport. Here, I find the regular turmoil, but amid a group of passengers, in a neat looking uniform is ROSEMARY BREYER the airline stewardess, smiling pleasantly and making sure everyone is comfortable. Her assistant is SANDRA YOUNG who has changed a bit, but she's still the same girl at heart. Further examination brings to light the pilot, our own BILL KORBISCH. He has really changed. He had originally planned a career in the U. S. Air Force, but he wanted to be with JOHN MEVERDSN who is doing similar work since he was discharged from the Army. As I leave the turmoil of the airport, I can see two large, red, round- roofed bams towering to the skies far out in the country. Nearing them I find they really are up to date. All of the work is done electrically. There are trench silos, and all of the latest conveniences. To my suprise I find there is none other than GARY BLOOD running it. He is the first farmer to make a million dollars and is taking it easy while beginning the second million. On my way back to my home, I decided to stop at the beauty salon to have my hair cut and there was KAREN ARNDT, the manager, who had her home next door, and her assistant cosmetologist, GANET CLARK. They were enjoying their work tre- mendously as they keot up with quite a bit of news of a few other classmates. From them I learned that MARJORIE MARTEN and DELANE LEMKE were working as tele- phone operators side by side as always. BETTY SCHMIDT was married and was liv- ing in the suburbs and making out nicely. SHARON CARLSON had settled down a few years previously and had a part time job as a social worker. VERONICA TAUTGES came in quite often, they told me, and she was also enjoying city life as TED DAY was coach at the local high school. PATSY SCHROEDER was a steno- grapher for a local firm and ANN PHILIPP'S restaurant has become one of the be3t in town. On my way outdoors, I saw a pair of white buck shoes approaching. They are a common thing now and much to my amazement, they belonged to DAN KIGER—really slick, I'd say. He had his DDS degree and was really in the chips. As I walked along with him for a while, we discussed our school days and he also informed me of the success of a few other classmates. DAVE JOZWIAK was head man in the Medical Technology department at a big hospital across town. KARL HOLTZ was foreman at a factory in the industrial section and had JOHN WEBER working as his assistant. BILLY FREMMING was working in the office of a large law firm and ROSALIE HENDERSON was not far away in a department store further down the street. Dan reached his destination then, so I walked on alone. I hadn't gone far when a car drew up beside me and the driver called me bv name. Much to my suDrise. there, looking just as nice as ever was LOLA SQHMITT. She was on her way to the hospital where she was a registered nurse. She was to go on duty ii way to the hos£i____ __ a”f«w mInute3°to talk about'the good old times and' was working at the hospital too. Lola told me and BEVERLY I was who turned I rienas. xvnrujn nuJonDij «ao nui ao uwt uvuuivai wv, BOETTCHER was a Medical Stenographer right down the hallw quite suorised also to hear that she lived next door to M.------- out to be a family man and had a nice job at a body shop as assistant superin- tendant under JIM MATSCHE. They had a good business worked out for themselves and had DON ARMSTRONG working as fender-bender. As we rounded the block, we saw another familiar face, SHIRLEY MOSS. We stopped for her and as she climbed in beside us, she began a steady stream of chatter, telling how she was teaching at the elementary school eight blocks down and that MARY ANN SIPPL was living in 'Wisconsin Rapids and taught there. We learned that ARDYTH MARTEN worked in the same school as Shirley, as a play- ground supervisor and the school's nurse was BO! NIE FREDRICK. As we neared the school, we saw a huge mansion and the plaque in front said in large letters, ZIEGELBAUER'S FUNERAL HOME . Yes, Jerone had finally made it after so many years of trying to decide exactly what he wanted. I got out of th.e car with Shirley to visit Bonnie and from her I learned that DELORES KAINZ was still around the same neighborhood and had a full time Job as a housewife. As for me, from there I hurried home to rest up as I had to go to work early the next morning as Medical Technologist. 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